davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-22

3engaua ga SameS @romn ionl
ing Wonb fom til Imerifa for at
prspe Spttcn, log ban fig ferit reb
/ Chicago. Ser eiiteoe ban fig, os
her bleo hans Cater Gillian isot.
Srcpn bar ingen rig Mano beneans
ban bclot irgen Sieneitepige. men Ell
Some tom TO 8anse i reen % no.
isrtc Saiten og Oct sropeite Silsar'
belize, Zig iom 8eneierius. Geune
Some bar @nfe % pleieoe at tase I'm
3~--4.aariae Cater Wlarp meb fla,
noar bun ianleoes gift no for at no.
fere Arbeioe ubenior Siemmet
Siemme bapoe bun ingen til Of paste
@arnet; oerior tog bun Oct meb
wsarp 90 Gillian par jep~naIorenoe
% Oct carebe life l9nge, isr De tr
Smoapieer bIep rietig fine 0euuer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28
UCZmY DzlECI NASzE CZYTAC,, PISAC
MOWIC PO POLSKU.
ECHA DNlA .PoLSKlECo:

Historyczny dzien Polski, kt6-
ny obchodzila Polonia Amerykah-
ska .26go- stycznia 1919, odbil sic
szerokiem echem W prasie amery-
kanskiej. w dniu tym odbywaly
sic W Republice Polskiej wybory
do Sejmu Polskiego - z. tel tel
okazyi wielu gubernator6w i ma
yor6w miasta tn W Stanach Zjed-
~noezonych og1osilo odezwy, pro-.
klamujace, re 26go stycznia to
Dzien Polski W danych Stanach j
miastach.
Udowodni to ponizsze zestawie~
ME, kt6re czerpiemy z okolo setki
pism amerykanskich, zaopatrujac
je W tekst listu, jaki prezes Wy
dzialu Mar. Pol. p. Jan F. Smul-
ski. wystosowa} do gubernator6w
stan6w, mayor0w Mast i redakto
row pism: - Cd tego tez listu IA
SIZE zestawienia zaczynamy kon--
czac move KS. A. Syskiego:
Dnia 26go stycznia odbeda sic
W calym kraju demonstracye polls
kie W danych dzielnicach. Guber-
natorzy Stan6w: Massachusetts,,
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio i innych
proklamowali juz dzien ten jake
Dzien Polski.
Szczeg6lnem jest pragnieniem,
by nar6d amerykanski ujawni}
swoja Sympatye z narodem polls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28

bic, co zrobimy posr6d mas sa-
mych2
Dzieci gdy matka T. letargu do
zdrowia wraca rzucajq sic ma ko-
lana i re 1zami radosci czekaja ty
Ike skinienia, ably; sluzby jej pei
mic, ably mysli jej odgadywac. a.
by zyczenia wszelkie uprzedza6..
;. >Polska 2 letargu5 do zdrowia sdzi
siajpowraca.
S1aba ona jeszcze i drzaca, ale
juz wolna, ale juz zywa. 81.
Cieszmy. sic i radujmy.
Re liza radoci W oczach s}uzbe
jej pe1nmy.
Me czas dzisiaj ia swary, ME
czas dzisiaj ma partye. Byli pos
rod mas tacy, kt6rzy m6wili
MECH lepicj Polska ley W niewo:
III, niz gdyby zbudzic sic mia}a we
dug tylko demokracyi. Byli mo
VIII i drudzy, "kt6rzy mowili
MECH lepiej Polska ley w niewo
Ii, niz gdyby zbudzic sic miala we
dug tylko arystokracyi.
Ale wszystko to przeszlo. Pols~
ka powsta1a L Polski, ola Polski i
wedding Polski.
Me rozr6zniajmy sic tedy mic
dry SODA, m6wiac: ja jcstem re
starej sluzby, a ty jestes Z nowej
sfuzby, ia bylem zolnierzem, a~tX
powstancem, ia jestem Litwin, a
lily Mazur, Litwin i Mazur Bracia
So: Czyz kl6ca sic bracia o to, IL
jednemu ma imie W1adyslaw, a
drugiemu ma imie witold. Imiona
SO rozmaite, ale nazwisko jak mo-
wi Cickiewicz jedno, nazwisko pol
skie, Polakami jcstesmy wszyscy.
Ma gruncie tel polskosci wspol
nej ola wszystkich pogodzil Pa
derewski wszystkie zywioly W Pol
see i stworzy} Rad bezpartyjny,
rad czysto narodowy.
Bracia Rodacy Geese "a to Padc-
rewskiemu, posluszehstwo Ola RIA
du narodowego.
Mech zyje Polska!
Mech zyjcl prezydent Wilson!
Mech zyja Wszyscy Alianci! "
Bracia Rodacy: dziekuje wan
zeScie tn przyszli; Pc raz ostatni
zanim miejsce p61urzedowej tyl--
ko organizacyi jakiej jcstem VAN
przedstaWicielem, zajmie juz pre-
dstawiciel rzadu r%egularnego prze
mawiam do Was! rzucam sic wan
W objecia; Mech lyle Polska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28

IE1IT-SI ES's1&3EEEEE[&-E
thePresident othe United States
as well lied.::goyernments We
express or DIFFERENTIATION that an:
independent Polish state is an q g
Sgentznecessity:f for the stabilityyso
Western Europe 7. q.
Ma ratuszu miasta Pittsburgh
ssroWiewa1a Haga polska.
!. Cleveland. o. Burmistrz miasta
Davis wyda} Masterpieces prokla-
macye::
After 125 years Of intense strug
gle against the masters Of Europe
who sought to deny,the peoplesof
Poland their Language, their faith
and their political independence,
the Poles r to celebrate the. hol
ding Of the first free elections for
selecting delegate to sit in the po-
pular diet, to. be held in Warsaw,
the capital Of heir~belovea coun-
try.
Our country has always inclu-;
ded the cause of Poland in her
! own and we are now keeping
faith with her :and rejoice in an
independent, indivisible Poland
with full guarantees for her poll:
teal, economic and military de:
velopment.
With a deep feeling Of sympa--
thy for these people and viewing
with qualification the progress
of the Polish cause, this city, as
well as the entire country expe-
riences a feeling Of genuine salts
faction in being permitted to cele
brate at this time the beginning
4of a free and united Poland, -four
did on a constitution according tt
the wishes of her own people. :
Therefore, L. Harry L Davis az
mayor Of Cleveland, do, set aside
liam 26, 1919, as Polish Day il
the City Of Cleveland and requcs'
all citizens to display the new Pr
lish flag along with our own sta
spanglcd banner on their home:
and=places Of business, and: dedi
cate. in their hearts these people
who gave their alt for the cause o:
Justice and righteousness,
l. w .rezultacie proklamacyi odb,
10 sic. wrsalach parafialnych polls
kich kilka bardzo pieknych obch(
dow.
Holyoke, Mss. Burmistrz~ mia:
sta John D. Ryan. wydal do oby7
{ -s-.' -s H = -. -" @- = $50 -
wateli n%asteppj2aca proklamaey2ee:
TO the Citizens Of Holyokc; e.,
It is proper that<all. Americal
[citizels without regard of natio
nality, join our Polish neighbor'
in the celebration Of Poland''s day
Of se!f=determina::on to-morroWN
Sunday Jan. 26.
We~cwes this ooiigatien-te this
great people Who havs: suffered
du;iD. 15Q: years :. denial Of na1::
nal rights, but vie have rrcsc"y
ID ti;ir racis? rights Of self go:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28

Usuwa zapchanie, wzmacnia a.
petyt, poprawia trawienie, spro--
wadza pokrzepiajacy sen, daje Cd
nowione silly i zdrowie. Hollister'a
Rocky Mountain herbata, dar
przyrody acknowledgement zi61:
GwarantoWana "a skuteczna albo
pieniadze beda w%r6cone., 35. w ap
tece Brown'a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28
i'm lego aspiracyami. kt0res:

kim i jego aspiracyami, ktoresszzo-
.staly tax .cudownie spelnione pod:
przeWodnictwem p. Padereyysdep.
go zapomoca polskich koscio16Wsiii
polskich pism. ssss..ss.=z$
Prezydentowi WilsonoWi pTzY,---
pada W udziale ten zaszczyt, re
on pierwszy proklamowal eWanggiiee
lie wolnossa ,Polski. KaMoggfaami
wyrazajacy mu aznanie bedzie
don pos1any do Paryza z zebraniia,
kt6re sic odbedzie w Nowym Yor
ku dnia 26go stycznia. q tego to
zebrania poslemy don APPEL i W je
go oddamy d1onie spraWe pred
stawiania sprawy Polskiei Wyra
zy radosci beda przeslane p. Pade
rewskiemu do WarszaWy.
Spodziewamy sic, &c szanowny
Pan zrozumiiawszy te sprawe wy
padki tie zanotuje ma .szpaltach
gazety. Jeszcze bardziej pra-
ghelibysmy by szanowny Pan wy
razil swa sympatye W artykule
redakcyjnym, W wydaniu niedzie]
men lub poniedzia}kowem stosoN
ME jak dogodniej.
> Me jest to tyIko dla Polski :
lccz takze Ola Ameryki, albowiem
bezpieczna Polska znaczy bezpie-
czniejsza Ameryka: ;
w za}aczeniu przesy}am kopif
(proklamacyi wydanej przez Cube
rnatora Staun Massachusetts, p
Calvin Collidge wyznaczajaca u
rzedowo dzien.
Jan f. Smulski
Prezes Polskiego Wydz. Mar
Washington, D. S. Tutejszy He
raid: opisuje uroczystosc urzadzo
ma przez Polak6w mieszkajacycl
W stolicy kraju, ma kt6ra to uro
czystosc zaprosili representative
panstw alianckich.: M~anifestacy:
ia odby}a sic pod pomnikiem Kos
ciuszki. Cd stop pomnika NOV.
wyg}osili porucznik Jean Labat-
W imieniu pu}k. Martina i KS. A
Lechert, professor uniwersytetu k'
tolickiego. Rezolucye - wydan'
! przez Komisarzy Dystryktu Co.
lumbia - wyznaczajac dzieh 26g'
istycznia jake dziel polski odczy-
tai kapitan st. Gutowski. W kon
GU ranny zo1nierz - Polak zlozyy
wieniec laurowy u stop pomnik'
L. uroczystosc zas zakonczono od
spiewaniem hymn6w amerykans=
kiego i polskiego:
Manchester, N. H.. -Gubernato7
stanu New Hampshire John II
Bartlett wydal z okazyi -dnia pol
skiego proklamacye, kt6ra tn po
dajemy W tekscie oryginalnym:
Estate Of New Hampshire
Office Of the Governor.
The Poles who for four years
have been obliged to fight Prus
sian and Austrian autocracy, arr
now being called OH, in a. lame
black with starvation, to uphole
the banner Of orderly government
In Poland on Jan 26: next, will bt
held the first general free elect
ton. This marks a momentou'
step in the reastablishmcnt OF u
United and Independent Poland
and the success Of such an e]ec-
tion means the establishment o:
the most e%ffectual barrier to Boil
shevism', but, if Poland falls, no
only Europe, but America, ma
feel the blow.
In order that the sons OF Kos
ciuszko may know that they have
the sustaining. sympathy of ou1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28
Balsam for Lungs
S343;E CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

ls3:(la RAPIDS IOWA
people in their present herois stru
gle for. lam, for order, for real.
government Of and by the people
and in recognition Of the sacri--
flee Of the Poles who Loyalty ser
we'd on the American army and in
the Army Of France / hereby pro
clam
J., Sunday, Jan 26 as Polish Day.
and I earnestly urge upon all our
god citizens everywhere the spi-
rit Of helpful cooperation with
our Americans Of Polish descent
in this country and with their
struggling and suffering people
in the home land, which is now
seeing the dawn of the great pos
/ sible future. Every segment OF
our people which 16ks to Sc
paratc ancestry ct nationality
must be brought as >soon~as posi-
bic to a common: language and to
a common code Of ideals Of citi-
zenship, which is expressed in the
term "American'. This will best
comc to us, not by marking race
distinctions, but by encouraging
inter-race sympathies ,and<by re,
cognition Of the principles Of
brotherhood. -
John If: Bartlett, Governor.
w rczultacie tel proklamacyi
kolonia polska W Manchester urza
dzia wspania}a manifestacye, dnia
26go stycznia w sail AUDITORIUM
zebralo sic przeszfo 2 tysiacc os6b
by dzien polski uczcic. Zebrani
zrywali sic i oklaskiwali nazwisko
premiera Padercwskiego. Pred
manifestacya nastapif poch6d pc
ulicach miasta i w~ywieszenie fla
1gi polksiej ma ratuszu. "
Przcwodniczyl oh. j. Romaszko
wicz Z Bostonu, mowy zas wyglo-
sill: w. j: Lessard. W imieniu bur
mistrza, A: r.. Rakoczy i KS. S.
Plaza.
Atlanta, Ga. Gubernator Dor
sey wydal proklamacye wyznacza-
jaca Dzien Polski dnia 26 stycz--:
MIA i wezwaf by we wszystkich ko
sciolach i templach poswiecono
Polsce mile wspomnienie.
Salt Lake, Utaha, Gubernator
Simon Bambcrgcr wyda} prokla---
macye Dnia Polskiego.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Burmistrz mia
sta Babcock wyda} proklamacye
nastepujaca:
Il hereby call upon the people
! Of the city Of Pittsburgh to join
in a fitting observance Of the Goth
day of yanuary~1919 as Poland's
day. It will signalize the holding
Of the first free election in Poland
which embodies the spirit of, a
great and unfortunate nation and
establishes a re-birth Of democra-
tic principles, for which that no
BILE race has fought and bled for
i! centuries,
"Pittsburg, the arsenal Of the
world, is not unmindful OF the.
contribution and effort SO unset
fishly, willingly and patrlotlcally
given by the descendant OF the
Polish race. To the end that demo.
cracy and republicanism shall sur
vive and that free nations shall
lie. We need only to look to the
records Of the Polish people in our
mills and note the Polish names
appearing in the roster Of our mi
litary and naval service.
Wherefore, I call upon our
own people to make display OF 20
lish flags and Polish eolors and
the American flog on January 26
1919, to use as a topic in aH.chuur
ches the contributions Of Poland
toward freedom and liberty cur
gratitude for her heroic sacrifices
in combating Imperialism, not on
y during the last five years, but
for centuries, Further, following
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28

vern,nrnt, and who. gave eiIsn.e
for their love for freedom, Iilber-.
E5ty and democracy by offfferingg
their services and dying on the
battlefields with the liberty low
ing men Of the allied nations.
lie Poland feel that America is
with her IN her renewal ofnatio-
nal life and we fondly hopesthat.
she may attain her former lace
Of splendor and glory among the
nations peoples Of the world.
Signed John D. Ryan mayor
Akron;rO. Burmistrz l. S. Myers.
wydal proklamacye dnia polskic-
go.
Erie, Pa. 0dbyl sic tn wspanialy
vice z okazyi dnia Polskiego.Na
wiecu przemawia} sekretarz Y. N
G. A. NH. Gerry, kt6ry miedzy
innem oswiadczyl co nastepuje:
"The decorations of the Anne
rican and Polisll=flags on the bull
ding: reminds me that this is a.
great day for the Polish people,"
I'm many. states and the District
Of Columbia meetings are being
held to show the interest of the
| American in the Polish elections,
which occurs to-day.
"One Of your great men Of the
present said. The new Poland,
shall be a land full Of the spirit
Of this great country" Tis saying
was taken as the basis Of this
talk, Many of the outstanding fea
lures Of Poland Of yesterday are
to be seen in this country. =
believe that most of these fea
lures will be prominent. in the
New Poland. On account Of these.
two countries, United States and
Poland, which have always been
!! friendly, will be even closer
frieds. America is thinking more
Of Poland and Poland more Of A
merica:
Wspanialc manifestacyc odby1y
sic. r6wniez w: wielu~innych MAS
-Etach jak w:
+ South Bend, Ind, Lawrence,
Mass, Franklin, N. II. New Bruins
wick, N. J.: gdzie Polacy zlozyli
WHENCE u pomnika South
River Mass, Toledo, O.. Spring
field, Mass. Lowell Mass, Michi--
gan, Ind. Lynn, Mass, Worcester,
Mass, Joliet Ill. Hammond Ind.
Scranton, Pa. Hartford Conn, Re-:
chester, N. Y. gdzie przemawiai
prezes ~Wydzialu n. P. p. j. F.
Smulski. Westfield, Mass, Spring.
field, III. Baltimore, Md i SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
l. 0 innych uroczystosciach Dnia
Polskiego juz by}y w Ok6lniku
sprawozdania, 0 wielu jednak ME
many raport6W. -.
A ia koncu podajemy, doslow-
ny tekst mowy ks. Aleksandra
Syskiego, jaka Oh IA obchodzie
wyglosif:
Szanowni Rodacy i Rodaczki:.. =.
Me. czas jest dzisiaj tutaj, ani
ME miejsce ma dlugie mowy.
Co SERGE czuje, co W duszy sic
dzisiaj dzieje, tego dis usta ME
wypowiedza:
Otto tax jak W Koscielc W Boze
Narodzenie, opowiadam VAN we
sele wielkic, kt6re sic staloW wszy
stkiemu ludowi naszemu w Polscc
Ii zagranica, il sic nam narodzi1a
.nareszcie wolnosc.
Polska Ojczyzna nasza zmars-
twychwsta1a.
P6jdzmy, poklonmy sic jej i czo
lem bijmy.
Me marzenie to ju, ale prawda.
Dzisiaj W dniu gdy my tutaj cd
rodzenie sic i zmartwychwstanie
Ojczyzny naszej swietujemy, tam
! W Polsce "a oceanem odbywaja
sic wybory do pierwszego Sejmu
prawodawczego, kt6ry ma nawia-
FAC. tradycye konstytucyi Trzecie-
60 Maja.
Bracia, Rodacy: Me mann dzi--
siaj slow Ola was = rzucam sic
wan W objecia i sciskam dis wa
SIZE d1onie, bosmy sic juz doczeka
Ii, DO sic juz spe1ni}o, DO many
;juz te Polske wysniona, wymarzo
no lzan,; !; kryria rzasiScie zlana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28

,,Uprzedzam Pania. Panno Mario. re nads
tego JUL ME bedzie. dis dopiero sic dowiedzialem
ze RUFFLES Jest " stanie zupelaie zniszczyt
3upie&."
Mo1ecie sic upierat i zaswiadczat. Re lupiezu
wypadania wlos6w ME MONA wstrzymac, lecz
powieeie ma to,sze ten RUFFLES Jest " stanie
zniszczye kazda odrobinke lupie&u to tylko "a
pomoca jednejjs butelki "a CSC. p~rzeciwnym ra.
ze VASE aptekarz wan wr6ci pieniadze! Co po-
wiecie ma to!
RuFFLES-iest to koniec lupiezu. RUFFLES
ME zaciaga polyysakkieem hpie4u. ami zasycha sk6ry.
|RUFFLES. ME MOTE uszkodzie najdelikatniejszej
sk6ry. Jes~taenaapfxdkarmem Ola oslabionej sk6ry
gsowy, pr~zynoesazAsejjejj naletyte zdrowie.
spr6bujeiesdziz 3ssscze RUFFLEs. Jekeli po gu
4yciuy65c bntelkf ME bedziecie mieli o~czekiwane:
60 rexultatu. tosspoprostu za4adajcie pieniadze
vase Z powsrotemr. Jest to zupelnie v porzadku
Je4eli wasx apfexalrrz NE utrzYmuje Rufiesu. ME
Observation-Disclosures nam naxwisko tego4 In.
|~lacxcic 75c. Wyskmgsswamjedna hutelke : opla'
coma prsesylka. .Ad. Richter &Co. 1880 Wash.
5ngton ST. New York. n. Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-28
NASH AGENCl

WASH e
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa-
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi: agenci ~miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basihski.
GRENVILLE. s.. OAK. J6zef, Gruba =
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofil Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fl. Jablohski
LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski' -
ST. PAUL. MIMI. FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. Del. NJ. M. Potaszewski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05
The MAKING OF
A FAMOUS
MEDICINE
How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Is Prepared For
Woman's Use.

A visit to the laboratory where
this successful remedy is made i'm
presses even the casual looker-on
with the reliability. accuracy. skill
and cleanliness which attends the
making of this great medicine for
Woman's ills.
Over $4,000 pounds OF various
herbs are used annually and all
have to be gathered at the season
OF the year when their natural
juices and medicinal substances are
at their best.
The most successful solvents are
used to extract the medicinal prop
critics from these herbs.
Every utensil and tank that comes
in contact with the medicine is
sterilized and as a final precaution
in cleanliness the medicine is pas
teurized and sealed in sterile bot
ties.
II Is the wonderful combination
OF roots and herbs, together with
the skill and care used In its prepa-
ration which has made this famous
medicine so successful IN the treat
ment of female ills.
The letters from women who have
been restored TO health by the use
of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound which We are continually
publishing attest TO its virtue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05
THE BOUNTY BUNCO GAME.

This may sound queer. but there is "a deep sig
nifcance attached to il. I'm the Guam congress
last month resolution was passed providing for the
discontnuance Of the bounty on rats Rat bounties
not
II seems that the jewellers in those dim blue
Pacific isles are not above some very mundane
tricks and the Guam treasury was always behind
on the rat bounty because the simple island folk
made practice of going into tho woods where
the rats abound in numbers. but do no harm. and
killing them by the thousand They cheerily pre-
sented the remains for inspection and reaped
golden harvest Meanwhile the only supply that was
noticeably deprecated was the bounty money. for
little effort was made to exterminate the pests in
the residential dist icts where their depredations
were most harmful
America cannot laugh too loud or long Rather
the progress of AmercanzatUn in the islands should
be noted FOR it is matter of public record that
right here in continental America foxes and
wolves have been systema ticaIly raised 10y private
individuals in states where bounty was paid for
them while certain crafty persons in pious old
Massachusetts did tidy business for quite while
in an intensive cultivation and extensive sale of
gypsy moths
The point OF the whole thing is this Taxes which
had always been low in Guam began 20 mount. In
vestigation proved that the bounty bunco
game which was responsible since Ii demanded
a steady increase in the provision for bounties
Any public fund means public taxes. and in Guam
in the L. s A. leakage in expenditure whether
it be due to dishonest officials or nl-goteu prize
money. means tax increase. Wherefore laws pro
viding for public expenditures cannot be too care
fully framed closely administered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05
MAIDS AND BATHTUBS.

Where will il all end? Is there limit to this
insufferable uprising of the mental and the poor?
Now il is a lot OF English housemaids who struck
the other day for the right to the bathtub once
a week,
The Englishman long has been accounted the
OF mortals Pages of history fiction have
been devoted TO his morning bath He is commonly
described freshly tubbed" Just why the
employed by such soapy should have had to
strike weekly chance the tub a mystery
Perhaps the English believe in the doctrine Of "all
for one" rather than 'one for all' when baths are
a stake
And alas. England is not the only country where
cleanliness. if practsed by the maid ALL must be
under the most adverse conditions since there is
tub provided for her private is she expected
to use the one primarily intended for the family
Too often the faithful serviror whose week
y duty it is to give the lap-dog his bath in his
mistress tub would be considered insolent and in
If she begged like privilege for herself. Many
family will spend thought and money upon a
marble bird bath for the front lawn relegate the
maid who prepares their food and lives among them
10 a granite dish in a of her attic
They that clean. clean they will be-" says the
old fairy in Water Babies. and it is for
der to who really are the Clearly ones of earth
when the servant in the house has to strike for
chance the bathtub
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05

general Too many correspondents bave been sent to
Paris 70 hinder rather than to aid.
Very little could be gained. perhaps by publicity
during the discussion Of the terms. and actual
harm might be done Ky the unnecessary inhamma-
ton OF public opinion controversies ultimately
ending in agreement We have seen enough Of that
already.
The thing which the common people OF the
United States do want TO know Is that the treaty
has been presented and signed that last
the world can turn with big sigh Of relief 10 the
plain business Of living. They needn't They'll
find il out and in the best time the same amount Of
work ever done in all history.
In the meantime, since there Is very little any
of here hasten matters over there. we
be setting our lives and cur business In order
while wait. and be in readiness to move forward
the minute the word IS given In other words. let
something that have the brains to ac-
complsh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-05
The Melting Pot
COME. TAKE PorLucK WITH Us
WHY TT WAS TOO LATF.

Little as he was. Edward knew
a lot about fathers, especially his
own father, so he approached the
difficult question on hand dubi-
ously.
Father" ne said, John Burton
is going 10 have a birthday next
week and ne said ne was goin' 10
invite me. And I've got to take
him a present"
"A present." snorted Edwards
father. What for -
Because / must" said Edward.
All the kids take presents"
That's all nonsense" declare j
father Every day or two II is a
present here or a present there. II
you can't be invited without taking
a present, you'd better not 60"
Edward made no reply. The next
day his father regretted his hasty
words to his unhap2y-looking little
son.
Edward" he said, I bought a
couple of books tonight for you TO
take to Johns party
It's too late nov. father" said
Edward, gloomily Il licked him
today. so ne wouldn't invite me. -
Toronto Mail and Empire.