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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05
SZKOLA
Boze R0dzicow
do dzieci.

WARY, moralnoSci i sulnienia le-
kat sic przychodzi. Czy ME maj2
vrawa woiac rodzicc na widok
szk0l traktujacych religie jake
sprawe drugorzedna: My ME
Jest> -rly nicwolnikami, ale VOL
rymi We wolncm pahstwie oby-
watelami. do mas nalezq dzieci,
do mas nalezy tez szkola, podlug
nae zsgo sumicnia uczyt sic, wy
chowywat one rowinny, a my ME
rrrdzcj spocznicmy, dop6ki
chrzcScijansko = katoIickic sumie-
nc nasze ME bedzic zaspokojo--
net
Rcdziny majq prawo do zacho-
wanna tego ducha, kt6rym sic cd,
dawna oIznaczaly, do przechowa
MA obycza;u, jezyka, "starej Cno-
ty i WARY. Ale dobry duch ro-
dz:nv sam Z siebic mic przcchodzi
T. rcko'cnia ma pokolcnic. do togo
Dotrzc5a Gobrcgo wvchowania
.7.;oly opartcj ma duchu WARY
Gdzic zaS pCWnOsC tego mOr"lne-
60 wychowania, jczcli sic >cicsn;a
rolz:com ich prawa:
" >zl.oIc ,udoWci. rcl:g;inci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

grosze i trunk wyiudzaia Cd po-
spolStwa. Inni znowu, przywia-
zawszy spory kloc do lancueha,
chwytali dziewczeta sluzace; zia
pana wprzegli do ciagnienia cd
domu do domu, dopoki ME ziapali
innej do zastapienia pierwszej.
Podobno swawoli tel dai poczs-
TEX jakis wzgardzony zalotnik i
odtad staSa sic powszechna ma
dziewczeta dorosie, ktore "a MAJ
ME posziy, chociaz moze dosta--
pic pragnely bardzo tego szczes-
cia.
Prey koscioiach zas chiopcy i
studencikowie, ezyli uczniowie
szk6i, czatowali ma wchodzaca do
koscioia piec piekna, ktorcj przy-
pinali ma plecach kurze nogi, sko-
rupy cd jack. indycze szyjc, ru-
~ woiowe / inne tym podobne
rzeczy. Robili to zaS tax zrecznie,
re osoba, wchodzaca czestokroc
z niepotrzebnym przydatkiem,
wchodziia do koSciola, niczego
sic niedomySlajac i budzac smiech
dokola siebie, dop6ki ME zostala
zwolniona cd swego klocka przez
kogos roztropniejszego.
Pc koscioiach W tym dniu udzie
lano ludno$ci popielec. to jest
przyklekaiacym pred wielkim Of
tarzem, po odprawionej mszy sw,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

King herring" - taxi jest ty-
tul wstepnego artykulu w jednem
Z pism a~ngielskich, zajmujacych
sic wylacznie ichtologia. Zapairu
JAG sic Z stanowiska rybakow /
handlarzy ryb, trzeba przyznac,
re nazwa ,,krola" bardzo jest ola
Sledzia ~w}asciwa, oznacza bo-
wien jak niezmiernie waznym
Jest Sledz i jake pozywienie ola
ludzi i jake zrod}o zarobku ola
rybakow. Zawsze i wszedzie, mia
,nowicie ma w~ybrzezach morskich,
odgrywal sledz W kuchni bogate
60 i ubo:;ego, wielka role. Ukaza
ME sic sledzi ozywia puste okoll
&c - zapeinia je rybakami, kuP
CANT i solarzami - gdzie sledzl
ME ma, tam panuje bieda iniedo-
statek.
Sledz bardzo jest kaprysnem a
r~aczej wrazliwem stworzeniem.
Ukazuje sic zwykle peryodycznle
i Mkt ME INA powodow, ola kto-
rych zjawia sic maggie W ogrom-
nych gromadach. Ola nieznanych
tez jednak powodow omija upor-
czywie wybrzeza, ktore ~poprzed-
nio kilkakrotnie odwiedzai. 'Zda-
je sic, &c bardzo jest wrazliwym
ma najmnicjsze zmiany tempera-
turv i ma zawartoSG soil morskiej'
Ukazywanie sic lego w nieobli--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

ksiadz posypal glowy popioiem, ii
paionym z palmy, W kwietnia ME
dziele poswiecanej ME zas otrzy
manych z trupich koSci, jakto sa-
dza niektorzy ludzie. Obrzad-
klein tym przypominano ludzionl,
re kiedys W proch sic obroca, ze-
by eaten ME przywIazywali sic
do uciech swiatowych, a "a zbyt-
XII i swawole miesopustne przez
czas postu pokute czynili. Ma pc
pielec zjezdzali sic i chodzili do
koscioiow wszyscy katolicy; pa
movie nawet najwieksi nigdy go
ME opuszczali. Poniewaz zas ME
wszyscy byli W moznosci dope}-
nienia tego obowiazku we wstep
ma srode, przeto dawano go dru-
gi raz pc kosciolach, pc wsiach
szczegolniej w pierwsza niedzie-
lie postu. A TAXA byla jeszcze po-
boznosc Polakow "a panowania
Augusta III, re nawet chorzy.
ME mogac ola siaboSci zdrowla
przyjac popielcu w kosciele, pro-
sill. ably i'm byl takowy udzielony
W lozku.
Swawolna miodziez, ME fatygu
jac ksiezy, rozdawaia sobic pr6cz
tego sarna popielec, trzepiac sic
workami, napeinionymi popiolern,
albo tez wysypujac znienacka
jedni drugim ma giowy selne mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

czonych iloSciach i niczem ME
wvtIumaczone znikanie, nadawa-
ia mu pewien urok - tam zas,
gdzie pof6w bywa obfitym, tam
stale sic zbawca biednych ryba-
k6w i prawdziwem biogoslawieh
stwem Boskiem.
Wszelkie przedsiebiorstwa han
dlowe, opartc ma lokalnym polo
vie Sledzi, rozmaitym podlegala
zmianom i nieraz blizkie So zu--
pe}nego upadku. Ma w~ybrzezach
niemieckich stoja dis jeszcze tn
i owdzie obszerne solarnie / we
dzarnie, zbudowane w czasie OBJ
fitych poFow6w sledzi. Gdy Sic
die o%nijafy ~wybrzeza tie przez
kiika lat z rzedu, opusztoszalo
wszystko i handlarze straclli
wszvstko. Ma Helgolandzie, ma
wybrzezach szwedzkicr i niemIec
kich - wszedzie robiono tie sa-
me spostrzezenia co do peryodycz
nego ukazywania sic i znlkanla
sledzi. w +. 1877 panowala pomie
DIV n%iemieckimi 'rybakami TAXA
bieda z powodu braku Sedzi re. "a
dzono nawet w parlamencie mad
tenn, w jaki i'm sposob dopomodz
Lecz zaraz potem ukazaly sic sic
die w tax olbrzymich gromadach
re rybacy bardzo wielc zebrali
pieniedzy.
Ma wybrzezach Szkocyi istnie-
je przyslowie mo herring, no wed
ding, to macy ,,gdy ME ma sic
dzi, to ME ma wesela". Take sa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

wvboru nauczycieli. w wiekach
Srednich KoSci6} stall sic krzewi-
ciclem nautki i zakfadem, w kto-
rym znajdowali przytu}ek ME
oSwieceni a zadni .wiedzy, Pod
radzorem zakonow rozkwitaly ser
ca mlodziezy, oni tez rzuclli pier
wszy posiew W zak}adaniu wyz-
szych szk6f, uniwersytet6w, pie
legnowaniu sztrIki i umiejetnosci.
Niestety, nienawistne Koscio--
iowi prqdy usi}uja powell wy
drzcc wiadze Kosciota mad szko-
Ia. DIS maja one bye przybytka-
mi suchej nardki. Utworzyly sig
diva .obozy. cokolwiek dobrego
wpoi rodzina chrzescijahska, to
wykorzcni peina niewiary i socya-
l,zmu szkola nowoczesna. SWAT
oparl sic ma niewierze i ten jad
przenosi ma dziatwe nasza.
A przeciez: dom, ojczyzna, 'Ko-
sci6Y, to przybytki, w ktorych
kszta}cit sic many! Kazde Z
rich ma sic przyczyniat swym
wplywem, kazde wpajac ma zasa-
dy chrzc5cijahskiej moralnosci W
duszy dziecka, ably nieskazone
vvro5lo ma uzytecznego czionka
spoleczeiistwa. Ktol1olwiek usi}u-
;e tc try filary usunac re szkoly,
sprzcciwia sic wolf Boaej. Szkola
NE MA bye osobna instytucyq,
rozostaw;ona bez Boga i domu,
ale Domocn;cq gorliwq W przy-
s~parzaniu dzielnych bojownik6w.
PrzcGcwszystkicm nalezy u
czynij n&uke obowiazkowq,
stworzyt szNoiy 7 opieka moral
n2 No5ciola i duchownych. krze-
vic w n:ch wiare gleboka, pos}u-
szcIistwo Gla rodzic6w, mi}oSt
Ia kraju. Ale chcqc take szkofy
posiqSt. trzcba sic postarac o pc
! dagog6w - nauczycieli wycho-
wanych w duchu reli2ijnym. kto-
rzyby nictylko ksztalcili umysi,
ale ! SERGE dziecka. kt6ruyby wy
lczyt potraiili eel lego ma zieml.
Kt6z sic o to upominac powi-
MEN? Rodzicc, kt6rzv wzieli ma
siebie obowiazek s~trzezenia j wy
chowania swej dziatwy. Kosciof
byf zalozycielem s1ktl, ma tez
! wszelkie prawo wgladat w spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

ski popiolu. Zreszta swawola ia
ME praktykowa}a sic pc wielkich
domach, tylko Pc wsiach i pc mia
stach miedzy ludcm.
w Krakowie tylko samym by}
zwyczaj, re w pierwszy czwartek
wielkiego postu przekupki spra-
wiaiy sob3e uczte pod golem ME
benz. Najely muzykantow, nazwo
zily rozmaitego jadla i trunkow i
W Srodku rynku, ma ulicy, choc-
by pc najwiekszym bfocie tanco-
waly. Ia ich uciecha nazywaia
sic comber. Gateway przytem
ma przechodzacych mezczyzn /
kt6rego tylko mog}y zlapac, ciag
nelly do tanca. Ma sic rozumiea,
ie ~wiekszosc W ten sposob zlapa
nych wolaia sic wykupic, niz pc
bfocie z babami skakac, Pienia--
DE tym sposobem zdobyte, SHY
ma dalsza pohulanke.
Podobno mialo to bye ma pa
miatke, re kiedys w tym dnlu
zmarl maggie burmistrz, nazwrs-
klein Comber, ktory by} bardzo
surowym i przekupki krakowskie
szczegolnie przesladowaf. Smierc
lego wywoiaia wsrod Mich ME-
zmierna ucieche, ktora ma. pa
miatke uwazaiy "a stosowne W
tym dniu pamietat corocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05
Popielec.
z panietnika z XVII wieku.

Il HoL4-ASlA4Lhd Il Az "AShI"
w ostatni wtorek pc wiecze-
rzy miesnej podawano okolo pol
nocy mleko, jaja i Sledzic, niby
stopniowo cd miesa przez nabial
przystepujac do postu. Ia masla
ma kolacya zwaia sic podkurex l
byia W uzyciu W wielkich domach
jak i W maiych.
Pc wsiach zaS obnosili pc cha
iapach parobcy drewnianego kur
ka. ma dwoch maiych ko}kach z
dysz1em. czyli r~aczej kijcm, osa-
dzonego, ma ktorego zaPrasza'i
dziewki i gospodynie, jakby ma
prawdziwego kura, a te, rozumic-
jac juz cercmonie, dawaly i'm ser,
masIo, kieibase. jaja. z czego p6z
niej robili sobie uczte niebyle ja-
"A, dokupiwszy do tego wodki i
piwa, bez czego sic ME Obeszio.
We wstepna srode Pc duzych
miastach czeladz cechowa.. pc
przebicrawszy sic "a dziadow
cygan6w. a jednego z Pomiedzy
sicbie przebrawszy "a niedSmie-
dzia, wywr6conym ma wicrzeh
kozuchem okrytcgo, wodziia cd
doru do domu, rome figle wy
prawiajac, "a pomoca ktorych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

Nicma ola narodu wa&niejszeJ
sprawy ponad ~staranie sic 0 do
bre szkoiv. Obccne dQZnoSci, cI1o-
ciaz ludzic tax wielc gtoSzq o o.
Swiac;c i postepie, ~zacicrajq isto-
the pojecie o zadan;u szkoIv. I'm
wiecej usiIujq Szkoie wyzwol't Z
v.plywu ! ocicki rodzicow, tenn
gorszc rodzq SIC stosunki. .lczell
przyjrzymy sic tym, kt6rzy s'ni2
dis zabicrat CLOS W Hprawach
szko,nych, poznamy, ja'; malo 81
Go teso przygotowani, j&I nedz,
'nymi sq pedagogami / moral!Sta-
mi. Pc czcSci "a to ludzic obolet-
nj w wierze a navel calklem }cJ
rieprzyjazni, zadaniem ich Jest
zburzyt try r2dw@Iiny dom' q
czyzne ! koScio!.
Rodzicc powinni w:cIzict, ja--
k:e majq obowiqzki wz2.edcm
szkofy. S~zczescie dziecka powie-
rzonc jest rodzicom. nlciyiN" ma
sic ojciec tro:zczyt, ahy dz''cEo
scozywalo owocc z'cm', Wzro"to
i p0In;cj znjw DO zicmi wrocilN'
ale wyz<zy eel mn Bog p~rz"zna-
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me znaczenie ma Sledz ola wszyst
kich rybak6w nadmorskich.
w ostatnich sidmiu latach uni
kaIy sledzie tax s%tarannie ujScia
Elby, re tamtejsi rybacy w najo-
kropniejsza nedze popadli. w r.
1904 wybraio sic kilkaset ryba--
k6w w lichych dosy6 czoinach ma
Morze Poinocne, ably tam sprobo
wac szczescia, lecz ME wielu
Mich wr6ciio do domu. Sledzi ME
znalezli, wicher zatopi} iodzie i
nieszczesliwi padli ofiara rozsza
,la}ych fal morskich. Szesc lat poz
niej, a wiec w r. 1910 pojawiiy sic
sledzie w ujsciu Elby w takich
gromadach, re. jednego tylko
dnia wyladowano w Gu haven
10000 SledZl.
Sledz nazwany jest vryba bied.
nych'. 1 rzeczywiscie - gdy po-
low jest obfity, moze najbied-
Messy cziowiek kupic sobie spo-
ra porcye "a TAME pieniadze. Ma
wybrzezu kosztuje bowiem funt
2-3 fen, a wyborny ich smak 1
pozywnosc zapewnh i'm pierw-
SEE niejsce w kuchni miennlei-
szvch nawet ludzi. P. 0.
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sob nauczania, ma w7szelkie pra-
wo zadat, ably ME ukrocano jego
przywilej6w i rzadzono sic spra-
wied1iwoscia w~saeazana przez Boz
ga. Me potrzeba bye prorokiem
do tego, ably przewidziet j przepo
wiedziet wielke reakcye, jaka wy
VIOLA PREDICT czy p6zniej wzlka
niewiary przeciw redigijnemu cha
rakterowi szkd ludowych, w7gle-
dnie pa~rafialnych. Gdy zbrodniS
najrozmaitszego gatunku, jake
owoce be1religijnego wychowa-
MIA, wzrastaG beda w spo}ec7eh-
stwie w coraz z~astraszajacy spo-
sob, talk il nawet domow zabrak-
nae poprawy, wiezieh, szpitali hub
umysiowo chorych, wtedy nietyl-
ko rodzice katoliocy, ale rowniez
: rodzice dzieci, kt6re uczeszcza-
ia do szkol bezwyznaniowych,
czyli talk zwanych prtblicznych,
podadza sobie n~areszcie reke DO
wsp6lnego d~ziafania, ably wniese
uroczysty protest przeciwko wy
dzieraniu i'm prawa i przywileju
cd Boga, decydowania o charak'
terze szkoly i nauki, jake ich
dzieci pobieraG maj2. Wykaz9
wtedy niechybnie, re w spolc--
cze1istwie badzcobadz .,chrzeSci--
iahskiem" ME jestto ! mic mole
bye przeciw ustawom kraju. RI
wniez tchnacych duchcm ..chrze-
sciiahskim", by w szkofach ja--
kiejbadz kategoryi znaj9moSe
Boga byla pierwszym parasrafem
rrawdziwej pedagogii. ably w
rich kaplan KoScioia p~rawdziwe-
90 rozciqgnat obok innych nau--
czycieli swa ~urzedowa opieke mad
dziatwa, aby w Mich wykladano
.!katechizm'. prawa moralnosci
chrzescijahskiej - jednem sSo-
wen - by rodzice Z panstwem
I szanowali i kochali: dom. ojczy-
zne ! KcSci0f! - w szkole.
Nauka religii w jezyku ojczy-
stym.
Dzieje pierwszych wicklow 10
Sciola podaja nam piekne IVORY
stafosci w wierze nawet posrod
dz;eci. ktore ME chcac sic zaprzet
Dokonczenie ma strongly E
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

RsklAMa 1sss DodseaVs Ncznysa
lrredsiebiorstW amerykehsEich. vice
przemys3owiec polski dobrse zrtbi
isaeli stale reklamowae bedzie swoi
interes y D2IRNNIKU CHICAGO
.OKIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

DZ1BNNrK cF1CAooBk1 AAssS
ncza wieceJ drounyah ogiosSsh. ana
tell wszystkie inne dsisunik vobkis
y Chicago EAxem WxisSA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05

Kto ehee esytae 1ajlepsse c.
izienne pis:no polskie, nieci. siO
uds do pana r m. PAWoLL+
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MA o PoPIELcowA.

Lekcya z Proroka Joela, 2, 12-1s. - To m6wi Pan:
nawroccie sic do mnie.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
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FEN Wl0usAND CLUB MEETING

'IAe Woman'a Ten Thousand Club
met yesterday afternoon at Davis Hall
with full attendance of the members
/ Mrs. A. Fl. Griswold, one of the com,
mittec Of three appointed to investigate
] the necessity of further contributing to
the support of the little French orphan
read letter from l.. n. Brunswig,
chairman Of the Pacific Coast Division
of Fatherless Children Of France. He
recently returned from France and re-
ports deplorable conditions. He strong
ly urged the continuance of financial
aid to the little orphan. A motion to
that effect was made and carried.
Mrs. \. e. Campbell called attention
to the wonderful results obtained by the
City Beautiful committee in cleaning
up our town, saying that she had seen
several such campaigns but never one
SO decidedly successful. She read set
of resolutions advising the abandon
ment of the present method of waste re
moval and the taking over OF this
work by the municipality. The club
endorsed the resolutions, which the
newspapers will publish in their entire
tv.
Mrs. George Phelps, chairman of the
Civic committee moved that the club
endorse the proposed ordinance to reg.
ulate @mdsements outside the city
limits. The vote was unanimous in
favor OF the measure
Mrs. w Q. johnson brought UP tie
matter of the coming bond election
urging that everyone turn out and
vote. Machines will be provided to
carry the voters to the polls. The
Wilson school needs a manual training
room built away from the class rooms
The Mckinley schools has not accom-
modations for all who wish to attend
The school for coored children has
very poor accommodations. Everyone
has the interest Of our school children
at heart and viii surely stand by with
lis or her hearty support at this time.
Mrs. Vernon Bishop of the Social Ser
vice and Child Welfare committee re.
ported from the bridge party, net pro-
ceeds of $25. This money will be used
for the relief Of the needy
Club members We're rejoiced to learn
that SEQ has been paid on the note
at the bank.
at the close of the business period
Ms. Roy Thompson of Imperial took
charge OF the program. She reeite1
The Besetting Sin" by Edmund Vance
Cooks. Mrs. Philip S. Low sang Rose
in the Bud" by Dorothy Foster and q
Dunno" by John Barnes Wells for an
enehore Mrs II. W. Brewer, Jr., accom-
panied her
Mrs. H. V. Gray, read in her usual
pleasing style the play "Prunella.'
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
MASS MEETING
At ST PAUL s
DECEMBER NINE

y mass meeting will be held at tle
st. paul's Episcopal church corner
Fifth and Orange street, Tuesday eve
ming, December 8, for the awakening of
tie people III that church, to the nation
vice campaign. being carried on by the
Eaiscopalians in this country.
The object of the meeting is to fully
explain the program this is to be fol
lowed by the organization, in its en-
dcavor to place before the world a
cleaner life, and to show it by a better
way of living.
Every Episcopalian is urged to be
present.
After the services, q "Get-to-gether"
social hour will be spent in the parish
hall, and light refreshments will b.
served.
Every member Of the Episcopal
church Should consider it Il privilege
to attend" said the Reverend Darniclle,
'and a good time is assured to all who
attend
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
SEY MOUR AND
{. OF {. 'GE T
WEAT HER MAN

There are lot Of things which The
general public knew General Chair
man j. +. Seymour, OF the celebration
committee, and Jasper Travers, pres
ldent of the chamber OF commerce
backed by their respective bodies,
could do, but they sprung a new one
last night.
LAST evening, to all appearances,
there was some moisture i'll the air,
in fact, to the strictly unprecedented
observer there appeared (noticc We
say appeared to be a good deal OF
moisture in the air.
Messrs. Seymour and Travers de-
cided they could NOT tolerate anything
like this in the Imperial valley, Sc
they both went to the mat VITA ole
Jupiter Pluvius. 1t vas 81 awful
struggle. mates, but you can see what
the result was by locking at the SKY
today.
As it happened before Messrs, Sey-
mour and Travers had gotten On the
job, the old fellow sort of stole 3
sneak on them and put about half the
japanese lanterns in the business sec
ton on the blink. That is, they blink
cd no more.
Well, what happened, rush order
for more was placed and, well-you
see the results.
Hats off to Messrs. Seymour and
Travers, initiating Joshua of old, who
commanded the sun to stand still and
the sun stood still, these gentlemen
told the weather man to lay off
end he laid off.
J. c. Looney, chief deputy marshal o.
Calcxico. is business visitor in E'
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
VALUABLE HISTORICAL
TABLETS GIVEN STANFORD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. Dec
5-Boarfng dates as far back as three
and ah alf centuries before the Christ
an era. Il group CT valuable historic
tablets from excavation of tho city o.
Ea'sEion, have been placed in the Sta
ford University museum. The install!
nents We're made under the direction {
Pedro J. Lemos.
Edward J. Banks OF New Jersey dis
covered the tablets While carrying on
extensive excavations in the ruins o
the famous city. Several of the pieces
carry the distinct prints of the fingers
which nodded them over 1900 years ago
y cone made by a priest of the temple
of the Goddess Ishtar and another tab
let found a. Jokha, ruin of the city
OF Tina, arc dated 1850 B. c. One sun
dred tablet bears the name of Darius
the Persian king of Babylon, and is
dated in the second year of his reign.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
NEW ACCOUNT FOR
COLORADO RAILROAD
(By Associated pressl

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Dee. )
A new account was recently opened
in the ledger of the Colorado Midland
Terminal railway under the caption
Conscience Fund" The first entry was
50 cents.
The remittance was from resident
Of Los Angeles California, who in an
explanatory letter declared that while
walkinf from Manitou to Divide dis
tance of p miles, he Jumped ride
on the Midland and roe into Divide
The incident occurred 20 years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
WE FIDDLE WHILE ROME BURNs-0H THE PITY
OF 1T!
John G. Capper, in the Chicago Tribune,
OF IT.!

John G. Capper in the Chicago Tribune>
The world is hungry for the things eat, wear
Stark Hungry The cupboard is bare Prices
mount to staggering figures and the OF worker is
pay; shorter hours-and then shortage shoots the
price of things up another notch again the pay
less hours.
Ye Gods. Must the vicious circle continue? Shall
that is hours need, that to reduce the
cost of things must produce not less but more?
just received cablegram from my brother in London
reading Market bare prices awful hopeless sailing home
Oh, if Americans would grasp their opportunity
Prices had gotten high in this country and merchan
disc two of our firm abroad hoping to find
what needed and at lower prices The cable message
the answer Merchandise shorter other side
buy the things that Americans makeand the Of
workers is-reduce hours44 hours week instead
of 60-a cut in production of p per cent
The writer sympathzes with those who work He un-
derstands what hard work prvaton and the struggle Of
life she has lived it. He has walked eight miles day to
fifty cents carrying water for the workers who built
the town of Pullman He has gotten bed at o'clock
to milk Is cows a winters morning He has put in -
hours a day in store. He is not a natural born pluto
crat rather-he the of steel He feels that
he knows the needs of those who strugge-bu anyone
WOULD indeed foolish worker in turn raised the price Of
rent raised price of the clothes that he himself
wore and everything used by him or his fellow worker
Short in the city has made the farm worker rest
less he too wants hours and increased pay May kind
Providence preserve if farm workers insist ii
hours per week eght-hour day You and my friend
will go hungry farm soo acres ana know what snort
hours the city is doing for the farm.
We may keep high wages we may keepour present
--workgood, hard honest, faithful seryce-not eight
hours rather ten and then some Let Us Tor one year ct
least, resolve to work, and work like Hell!
One Of the bewhiskercd members Of the Flying Roll
has signed by the Chisago Cubs. lie will furnish
/ his uniform, IIirsute.
Pitcher Eddie Cicottts garage Detroit blown
Wednesday by mysterious explosion He has no reason to
l suspect a Cincinnati Red.
A Confscaon of 100000 worth of Toledo liquor prob
ably leaves Toledo less than 10 times the amount OF any city
J her size.
"The Vadvostok rebellion has been queled, says an
official dispatch We guess they meant the Friday reVou
n ton.
doe Iumuty, the presidents secretary has bought an
Oh lease IN Texas Democratic machine getting rusty Joe
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
BRONCRO BUSTER
FRACTURES LEG

{. c. Craig, member OF the
visiting cowboys, this afte9uee2
broke his leg while riding a Wild
steer in the exhibition given az
the Rodee. Craig was Immediate
ly rushed 10 the hospital. where
he now lies III The care CT DR.. \.
L. Elliott. There are several frac-
lures between the knee ard the
annLe.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
HORSE BREEDERS MEET
(BV Associated Prassl

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec SO far
her the breeding Of fine horses and
% devise means for promoting racing
y California, representatives Of the
California Breeders Association from
Southern California and members OF
he Golden Gate Breeders Association
will meet here December 6.
HoEscman from elsewhere on the
Pacific coast are expected TO attend
he conferenca.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
TENNIS AT NIGHT
nv ssociatnd Pressl J

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. As soon
IS the proper lighting facilities can
BE installed, tennis by electric light
will be the Innovation introduced AZ
Golden Gate park. The park commits
sion has decided to light electrically
four or five courts at this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
4 Coed Extractor

Willie had swallowed a penny, and
his mother was IN 4 state Of alarm.
Helen" she called to her sister in
the next room, "end for q doctor; VIII
lie has swallowed a penny"
The terrified and frightened boy
looked up imploringlv,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-05
GOVERNMENT GIVES
UP SUGAR CONTROL.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5-Abandon-
ment of government attempts to con
troll the distribution and sale of sugar
were announced today by Attorney
General Palmer. After the sugar equa !
ization board is dissolved December 81,
the government will conffne its efforts
70 the prosecution of profitecrs in
sugar. Palmer said