davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
~Praktyczne Rady.
(Napoje ola chorych.)

Lemonade: - Sok wyciSniety
z poiowy cytryny, }yzeczka Gu
kru. .szklanka woody zimnej Tub
goracej, zalezy cd potrzeby. Go
raca lemoniada jest doskonalem
dodatkowem lekarstwem przeciw
Frzeziebieniu i chorobom zo}cio-
wo-nerwowym.
Granada: - Sok w~ycisniety
L jednej pomaranczy jeden
pint" slodkiego mleka zagrzaG
uwaznie zeby sic ME zagotowa-
10. kagodzi chrypke i katar.
Napoj z jajka. - Sok Z jednej
cytryny, szklanka woody, bia}ko z
jednego jajka, iyzka cukru; ubie
razem dobrze. Gasi pragnienie w
niedyspozycyi,
Galareta owocowa: - Galaret-
ka, lub sok re smazonych W Gu
krze owocow, z dodatkiem woody
i cukru. jest pozadanym napoleon
ola chorych.
Iemoniada p Inu.- Dwie W.
XII lnianego nasienia polac jed
nym ,pintem" gotujacej sic wo-
dy. Gdy wystygnie, przecedzit,
dodaG soku wyciSnietego Z dw6ch
cytryn i dwie lyzki piynncgo
miodu. Usmierza kaszel.
Lakierowane meble z drzewa,
wytarte zimna herbata, nabieraja
ladnego polysku.
Watroba wymoczona przez pa
re godzln w mleku, rumlenl SIG
iadnie i W smazeniu ME twar-
dnieje.
Do gotujacej sic kapusty do
daG k%uchennej sody (czwarta
Geese malej fyzeczki), odbierze
~kapuScie wszelki nieprzyjemny o.
dor.
Kupowany .mielony pieprz jest
szkodliwy ma zoiadek. Nalezy ku
powac Gale ziarenka i zemlec je
W masym m1ynku, specyalnie
przeznaczonym~ ola mielonego
pieprzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
P0GADANKA.

-
ski z powodu, il lyle bywa niesz-
c~zeSliwych maizehstw, zastana--
vial sic mad przyczyna tegoz, mad
TEN, dlaczego wkr6tce pc slubie,
tak czesto malzonkowie, ktorzy
pobrali sic " miiosci", przycho-
dza do przekonania, IL popeinili
bad wiazac sic ra cale zycie z
soba.
Ola czego maizenstwa pre-
wainie bywaja nieszczeSliwe -
pytai.
Malzenstwa sa nieszczesliwe,
gdyi mezczyzna i kobieta zawie-
raja z SODA umowe, najpowazniej
sza i najbardziej obowiazujaca re
wszystkich, z r0wns lekkomysl--
noScis i nierozwaga z jaka ma
przykIad kupujemy nowy kape--
lusz, z ktorego, nabywszy go juz,
jesteSmy niezadowoleni.
Kupujac dom. ogladamy go re
wszystkich stron. tax zewnatrz
jak wewnstrz. ME ujdzie naszej
uwagi ami najmniejszy szczegoi
odnoszacy sic tax do jego piekno-
Sci jak i wygody.
Nabywajac rasowego psa, do
wiadujemy sic o jego - prod
kow. zdrowie, charakter. Dlacze-
60 zaniedbujemy tych badan,
biorsc sobie towarzyszke Tub to-
warzysza ma cafe zycie, czesto
ME zastanawiajqc sic, jaka tez
krew. piynie w zylach tego hub
tel, ktorzy maja bye matka hub
oicem naszych dzieci. jake przy--
mioty NIGGA bye rekojmia przy--
sziego zycia'
Maizenstwa bywaja nieszcze--
sliwe z powodu braku wszelkiej
rozwagi, czy tez towarzyszka.
ktora chce pojac Ia zone, potrafi
odpowiedziec przyjetym ma Sic
bic obowiazkom?
Ia iadna, wytworna laleczka.
W ktorej rozniiowaiem sic ma
pierwsze wejrzenie, czy zdoia po-
mySlec o innych warunkach BY
tn, opr6cz o strojach i rozryw--
kach?
Czy ME nalezaioby. azeby mad
tenn zastanowil sic przyszly MAJ
i ojciec, kt6rego marzeniem jest
cieplo wlasnego domu?
Czy ME "a szybko zwiazai sic
slowem z kobietka, ktora ,,swo-
je" niebo widzi tylko W hotelo--
wynn apartamencie i o gospodaro-
waniu W owym swoim ,,cieplym''
domu ami chce siyszec,i ami tez
gospodarzyc.
I gdy taxa lekkomySlna osob-
ka. ktorej ciaiko ,,przyzwyczajo-
ne do je~dwabnej bielizny" / do
paryskich ~strojow, ,,zakocha sic"
W powaznym myslicielu lub ma
rzycielu. coz z tego
Bo p~oniewaz TAXA wykwin-
tina DANA ME umie gotowac a ow
marzyciel - poeta, ME potrafi
,,robic' tylko pieniadze, toi tax
.dobrane" re soba maizenstwo
czy ME jest wielkim tylko bic
dem prowadzacym do wiecznych
wymowek?
L maizenstwo stale sic ME
szczssliwem w6wczas, gdy jeste-
smy samolubnymi egoistami. Nal
lonkowie i Tony myslacy tylko o
tenn, jakby re zwiazku tego we
Gwoje wyciagnac kazde tylko
dla siebie jak najwiecej korzysci,
gdy MAJ mysli tylko o swojej
wygodzie i o ionic jake swojej
niewolnicy, Tub kiedy iona zdaje
sic Eye tylko dla zadowolenia
swoich zachcianek i meza uwaza
Il tylko "a narzedzie ola dostar--
czania jej pienisdzy ma stroje
rozrywki.
Maizenstwo stale sic bledem,
gdy = ME p~otrafimy zdoby6 sic
ma zadne poswiecenie, ma zadns
ofiare ia rzecz drugiej strony
wowczas kiedy zwiazani przy-
siega ; przyrzeczeniem: ma do
>, JoIaD ~. chc.nv dooo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
w biurze strDeczek maIieistw.

w biurze strDec1eh maIienstw.
- Dziekuje; damie, kt6ra mi pan
swatasz, brakuje czterech przed--
mich zeb6w.
- Mech to pana ME niepokoi;
zeby wstawi sic ma koszt biura, a
towar odstawi W zupefnym porzad-
ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

- Czy pan zauwazy}, re spiewa-
czki siostry Trampolini nigdy ME
w~ystepuja solo, a tylko z duetami?
- Ha, widocznie zadna z mich ME
odwaza sic brac IA spiew osobistej
Observation-Disclosures.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
lie sZkoly.

lie szkoIy.
- Jasiu, czemu ~p}aczesz?
- Dzis W szkole nauczyciel wcia4
potrzasal glowa.
= Coz ci to przeszkadza?
= Ba, on potrzasa} moja giowa!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

- Co s{ychat? Czy wciaz jeszcze
gosci W twoim domu ia straszna
Hiedzma, zioSliwa- 4 ohydna twoje
gospodyni?
owszem; ia sic z nis nawet
o&eni.em.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
FORMER CHEF OF QUEEN
TELLS OF RICE AS FOOD
Dscloses the Various Kinds the Market Their Value
: as Well as Relating the Countries That
Produce the Grains

! cred the buyers from all parts Of the
The cradle Of Louisiana like tho
| Oriental. has the true secret for max
ume 'Hrs i"od palatable article OF
a iI ihe Pa nanny IN New Orleans
course lie riz must be thoroughly
washed and she always insists That
~ Is cooked in the same manner as
the cEientals use.
Never stir the rice while It is cook
ms this viii make il mushy. In
stead. always shake the saucepan.
Never food the rice with water while
in mind ha lust Aw ays Xe mes the he. fact
tuai measurement of the rice in water
VIII be required to cook it. In this
way there will be no excess water to
drain off. SO IL you are using one.
quarter cup OF rice you would use one
ana an o oneoInar;er cups Of water. Now.
must be accurate in measuring the
Boiled rice i. a delicious accountant
mcnt TO chicken. lamb. turkey. shrimp.
crabs and lobster. With okra and for
oyster, chicken and crab gumbo: as a
vegetable to replace potatoes and as
border for stews. goulashes. etc
CALAIS.
the old negro women OF the old
frencn quarters in New Orleans used
/ 10 make delicious rice cake which
they carried in bowls on their heads
ne bo"lS were covered with i'm :
maculately clean cloth and the cakes
were called bella cala-tout chaud. OF
New Orleans.
How to Make This Delicious Rice Cake
lCse level measurements)
Wash one-half cup of rice and cook
until tender in two and one-half cups
OF boiling water. Now cool and mash
tho rice well. Now dissolve onc-half
yeas, cake in onc-half cup of water
so degrees Fahrenheit and pour into a
bowl. and add
One half teaspoon OF salt
-Four tablespoons Of sugar
One half cup Of sifted -four
The mashed rice
Beat we'll 20 mix and then cover
ana let. rise overnight. In the morn
ing add
Two weii-beaten eggs
Five tablespoons of sugar.
Four tablespoons of -four.
one teaspoon OF nutmeg.
Beat we'll and then let rise for three
quarters OF an hour in warm room.
Now place in the pan one and one
half cups Of vegetable oil. Heat until
hot enough 20 brown crus. OF bread
while you count forty. Drop the rice
mixture in By the spoonful and fry
until golden brown. Lift TO 4 soft
paper 10 drain. Dish on a hot platter
covered with warm napkin. Dust with
pulverized sugar and nutmeg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
SEVEN KNOWN TO BE DEAD
IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, BLAZE
Firemcr Search Debris All Day to
Find Other Victims OF Floor
COllnpse.
fRv Associated rress.l


CoLUMBu OHIO. May e.-Seven
persons are known to have persisted
and dozen were injured. several
probably fatally. in n fire which de-
stroyed n six-story apartment house
in the downtown section shortly after
midnight this morning.
Firemen continued during the day
TO search the debris for other victims
who are believed TO have persisted
building sank TO the basement
Thc dead: Mrs. Carl Stcigwald. Mrs.
Charles G, Spcakman, Mr.. aud Mrs
George Reifsncider. - Louis. Mrs
Speakman's father: Charlinc
aged tweny-seven, elevator operator
unIdentihcd white woman. aged forty
The flames. said to have originated
from an open gas jet. quickly en-
veloped the single stairway in the
center OF the building and cut off the
escape of the sixty or more persons
IN the building Men, women and Chill
dren jumped from windows. and sew
eral children were thrown from upper
hoors into fire nets. Several heroic
rcscues were reported to tic police
-Four children. at first believed 10
have persisted. were rescued from the
burning roof Of the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS
Ace VIII Lecture

Ace VIII Lecture.
Colonel William A Bishop the
youthful aviator. who holds the great
est record for aerial service in the
worlds war. and who has been decor
ated with every honor the allied coun-
coveted Victoria Cross. the Croix de
Guerre and more other medals. will
be at the Academy tonight Colonel
Bishop is not only a great hero but a
brilliant speaker as we'll. and a man
of charming personality.
BY his official record of bringing
down seventy-two Hun machines, he
reduced the dangers for our boys
over there" Pictures will be shown
of air battles, some of them taken five
miles above the earth.
The whole evening will be one of
thrilling experiences.
Colonel Bishops lecture is under the
the Woman's Exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
At the Movies

BIJOU-Efliott Dexter in "For
Better. for Worse"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reed in
"Iier Code of Honor"
NICT0R-WIlliam S. Hart in "srhe
Money Corral"
IS!S-An Week, "BoIshevfsm on
TrlnI.@
Old N-GeraIdine Farrar In
''re mp atlon.o
b ~ e BI r D-Barry C,rex In
"ROped."
BROADWhY-"Oh, You Women
X r. S-IioudinI, "The Master
Mystery"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
odeon oncr. .Temptation.-

Geraldine Farrar is shown at the
Odeon today only in Temptation" It
tells of the adventures of Renee
Dupree, beautiful but poor girl. pos
sessing voice of rare promise. who
was forced to accept A position as q
singer in a low dive. There she finds
many temptations as we'll as ro-
nance. all combining TO make a start
lingly realistic and unusually interest
Ing perturbation. Charlie Chaplin in
Shanghied" is the extra attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
/ hibi.ion of battlefield work In a scou.

hibition OF battlefield work In a scout
machine.
Lieutenant Wallace. the first Amer
Kan flyer to jump from a balloon over
inc German battle fields. wiz give a
reproductions of his famous dive Ia
a big balloon parachute from an ana
tude of 5000 feet.
Another feature will be tho bomb
ing. of German battery by machines
win seven IT'S shot at an altitude of
several thousand feet The battery ba @
been placed AT the airdrone on tho
held and this work Will DC accom-
piished by ayiators who have seen ac-
tive service in France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

Picture with Nine Stnrs
For Better. For Worse" the latest
ana most stupcndous Of all Cecil De
Mile productions. is tho featured at
traction at the Bijou for the re-
mainder of this week. In this SUPER
feature appear nine stars of the screen
including Gloria Swanson. Theodore
Roberts. Elliott Dexter, Raymond Hat
ton and others. 1t is the story of a
devoted woman who loved man who
hate. Mutt and jeff in cartoon and =
Bray Pictogr ph arc added today and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
HAMPTON WILL CLOSE LOAN
DRIVE WITH AERIAL CIRCUS
Langley Field Commander Co-operates
In Providing Program Full of
Flying Stunts.
Especial TO The Times-pispatch

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
HAMPTON. VA. May 6.-For the
purpose Of giving the Victory loan
drive whirlwind finish in Hampton
the aviators at Langley Field have
arranged the biggest aerial circus ever
attempted in the United States at the
10
There will be all manner of special
hying. while Lieutenant George. one
or the American aces, will give an ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
"Her Code of Honor"

"Her Code of Honor"
AT the Colonial today and tomorrow
Florence Reed. in Her Code OF Honor
Is the feature. 1t has been said that
rove Is blind. but it leads two young
people into similar straits in this pro.
auction with entirely different results.
~ is compelling drama. in which love
races a startling truth, and in which a
secret is revealed after twenty years
which brings tragedy TO young girls
doorstep. Roscoe Arbuckle in Fatty
Disturoer OF the Peace" is the comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
Stuffed PotatOrs.

Six potatoes. one tablespoonful
tchopped). two ounces butter. one
ounce ham fchopped). little cream
and scrape out the middle. Mix with
the other ingredients until smooth.
add cream. fill the cases and bake in
the oven until a golden brown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
HIsh-Cln.. Entertainment Mt p,ueb,rd

The spectacle OF bunch of cow
boys trying to take care OF 3ounc-
ing BABY is one OF the humorous fea-
lures OF Roped." a Harry Carey spe-
GA! attraction which closes a three
day.
Beauty-and gowns! The most strik
ing ana most daring creations of the
iash!onabie modiste ever brought to
me screen and which accentuate the
wonnrouS grace and personal charms
OF MISS corinre Griffith, will be seen in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
MORE RIBBON HATS

Large sports hats are made entirely
OF a MORE ribbon in the citron that
vertically for the brim both for the
upper and the facing. with the edge
made of q series of little loops and
Die crown just plainly stitched in the
ribbon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
A Case Of FickIeness.

Dear Miss Fairfax.--I am ;wenty-,hre- and
have been going about with beautiful
girl for three years.
We were 20 be married soon I
discharged from the navy, but upon my
return from Siberia called upon my sweet
heart. and she told me she no longer loved
have called repeatedly, but each time
was informed that she was not at home;
until last week ] met her, and asked her
10 explain the sudden Codpess. 10 which
she replied that she was, Tired OF
Now. Miss Fairfax. when ! am earning
$3.50 IA month and IN n position to marry,
do you think IL advisable for me TO try
and win her back: as / dearly love her
and there never can be any other?
EN-SAILOR.
Ny dear Sailor Boy. while /, may be
diflcu!t for you TO realize your bless
inGs, while. smartinG under the lash
OF this girls strange conduct. you are
really to be congratulated on having
escaped a girl OF this type for your
wife.
Young women given TO these unac-
equitable vagaries seldom make desir-
able life partners. ] should lose no
time in forgetting her as speedily as
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
Two Excellent Pictures.


William S: Hart. the famous por-
traycr or western roles. wrote THE
auction himself as we'll as cssayed tho
leadlns role The result is the first
entire William 5. Hart production yet
real west IT is built around the char
3cter OF a man who could shoot the
gate out OF A d me. and who won his
th"arting A bank robbery The Mack
Sonnet comedy, The Foolish Age" is
on the same bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
"BoIshevism on Trial.

Bolshevism on Trial" as shown at
me Isis this week tells the story OF
.aptain Norman Worth. who wanted
70 puy an island as site for So
ctalistic settlement. Socialism be-
comes Boishevism with all its envy,
Srccd and lawlessness, which results
FINALLY the red nag is hauled down
ana the Stars and Stripes pulled up.
~ IS real thriller from start 10
cast of select stars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
Advice to Lovelorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.


have become acquainted with young man
ave years older. He has taken out ~
a party. to the theatcr. and has been L,
nay home several times, on which occasions
he brought hts chum for my dearest Eirl
friend. This my mother knows al! about
and does not object 10. which surprised me.
A she IS very strict.
Recently my friend discovered that was
only. seventeen. and ne confessed he re-
garded nv an at least nineteen. Since ne
has found out ! only seventeen. he has
neither written communion ted with ms
I wish continue friendship. this
young man ~ very refined. and also good
company. but l fear II phoned wrote
A. l..
Surely the crime of being only sew
enteer is very easily forgiven and as
your mother seems TO have no objcc-
ton 10 the acquaintance, why not in
wife him and the two other young
people 10 your house some evening?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

The Girl Problem" tomorrow and Fri
day at the Bluebrd. The theme of
the story is colorful and delightful
bright always. and with strong love
interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
MooNsHAERs sLAY TWO
Speesh ABsz< for DeVaxtxsent st -
tfos sad Cattle InsSectsr KnIeI
In ok1aAsx.a.
rBv Associated PresN y
TArTAI

PORT WORTH TEX. May. N-Wl'
Miller. special agent OF the Departnseot
of Justice. and William Mays. hns,.e,.
tor for the Texas Cattle. Raisers A.
citation. wero killed In 4 hkht With
homa. according to dispatch received
mere today. which reported the hndinE
OF the bodies OF tho two men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

Pineapple and Cheese Salnd.
Drain slices of canned pineapple and
cut them in halves. Arrange on crisp
lettuce leaves, cover the fruit with
cream cheese pressed through a ricer.
garnish with strips OF canned pimento
and dress with French dressing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07

ene clEillzed world. for here are gath
ereh the buyers from all parts OF the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

naszego Wychodztwa tax swiet-
ME rozpoczete, dalszym ola dobra
ojczyzny musza cieszyc sic rozwo
jem i kazdy z Panow, ktory do
niedawna byi niejako samym so
ba, must papietat, re, cd chwili
powstania Ojczyzny, kazdy jego
Gym, nietylko ola niego samego,
lecz i dla kraju dobre lub z}e mus,
mice sleutki. Wed4ug tych czy-
now sadzonym bedzie nieraz nasz
Narod i czyny te moga mice
Wpiyw ma rozwoj stosunkow po-
litycznych W odniesieniu do Ma
szego Pahstwa.
Jezeli zatem Gym pojedyicze-
go cziowieka moze mice talk wiel-
kie znaczenie, to coz powiedziec o
calem Wychodztwie jake takiem.
Clos jego stale sic donosnym,
czyny jego nabieraja znakomite--
go znaczenia i wielkie usiugi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

sprawie narodowej oddac moga.
Nam gieboka wiare, re Wy
chodztwo TAX jak dawniej znaAo-
micie wywia5e sic re swoich no.
wych zadad i zaSfrzy jak dawniej
TAX j teraz ma wdziecznosc RIA
du Stanow Zjednoczonych j ma
szej Ojczyzny.
Wierze, re Ameryka, talk jak
dotad, tax i nadal powiedziee be-
die mogla .Polacy dali jej CO
mieli najlepszego' KoSciuszko
i Pulaski swoj bohaterski zapal j
tycie W chwAi jej powstania, ma
SEE Wychodztwo swoja serdeczna
prace w chwili jej rozwoju, a O.
becnie i przyszse generacye Wy
chodDtwa polskiego dada jej W
epoce novel organizcyi pahstw
i ludlow, zawsze poparcie porzad-
ku, rozwoju, wolnosci i wspania-
|iych libera1nych i demokratycz-
.nvch instytucyi tego kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

eek zaszczyt, przemowic imie-
MEM Naczelnika i Rzadu, spoczy-
wajacego W rekach pana Pade--
rcwSdego.
! Ma Pierwszem miejscu MECH
wolno mi bedzie wyrazic giebo--
.kie uczucia wdzieczroSci ola Ma,
rodu Amerykahskiego, "a przyje-
Gle naszego Wychodztwa pred
laty ma swoje goscinne ziemie, "a
pdzieienie mu moznosci rozwija-
MIA idealow o odrebnosci narodo-
wei. z wdziscznoScf "a to, znacz-
ne zastepy naszego Wychodztwa
staiy sic %wiernymi i serdecznie
kochajacymi te ziemie obywatela
mi i spclniiy i speinia imam ma
dzieje) zawsze z zapafem swoje
obowiazki wobec panstwa amery-
kanskiego.
Gfeboka wdziecznoSt nalezy
sic narodowi amerykanskiemu
.jego wielkodusznemu prezyden--
towi, "a pomoc udzielona odra--
dzaiacej sic Polsce.
= Narod polski przejety jest ra.
doScia z powodu szybkiego po-
wrotu do /zdrowia prezydenta
Wilsona. kt0ry swiatu nakazai u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
naszego Wychodztwa.

naszego Wychodztwa.
Ojczyzna nasze uznaje zashugi
niezmierne, jake po4ozyfy ist-
niejace W Ameryce organizacye,
kazda w swoim zakresie, wszy--
stkie stany i zawody.
w pierwszem miejscu nalezy
sic podzieGa ternu wysokiemu
Sejmowi, ktory niejako byl
wspomnieniem nberstniejacego
przez Gas ~naszej niewoli Sejmu
Polskiego i Wydziasowi Narodo-
wemu, 4otory "a natchnieriem
wieszczego meza stanu pana Pa
deredskiego speinil i spelnia talk
znakomicie posianinctwo narodo-
we i polityczne.
lynn instytucyom zawdziecza--
my rozbudzenie zapahu do wste--
powania do armii arnerykahskiej
.ponad obowiazek ustawowy, or
ganizacya arnii polskiej wyssa--
nej do Francyi, wysylke bardzo
znacznych zapasow, srodkow zy-
wnoSci i odziezy jednem sowem
wojenna / materyalna pomoc W
najwazniejszych momentach, o.
raz oddanie cafej swojej silly mo
ralnej ma usfugi PowStajacej OIL
czyzny.
Zadania narodowe i polityczne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
Nova Ambassadors Lubomirskiego.

Panic Precise, P. Majorze,
Nasze Biskupie Bkscellencye i
wielce Szanowne Sejmowe
Zgromadzenie.
Serdecznie dziekujs "a ssowa
p~owitania z tax dostojnego i wy
sokiego wypowiedziane miejsca.
Przyjmuje je z najwiekszem
wzruszeniem, jake skierowane do
tego kraju, ktorego Obraz pozosta
ie ma zawsze ma dnie serc Wycho-
DIVA polskiego, jake wyraz u
czuc tesknoty, jaka odczuwaja "a
MIN nasi tutejsi Rodacy, jake wy
raz radoSci tryumfu. ze Ojczyzna
nasza zmartwyohwstala i juz dzi-
slaj miedzy narodami wolnymi
poczesne zaimuje miejsce.
Dzie6uje imieniem caiego Po--
selstwa i mojei rodziny "a zapro-
szenie Prezesa Rady zarzadzaja-
eel do wziecia udzialu W TEN TAX
donioslem Zgromadzeniu Sejmo--
wen?
Dni temu kilka PREY wstapie--
niu ma lad tego wspaniaiego kraju
wyPowiedzialem uczucia, ktore
przepe}niaja SERGE mole.
DIS uwazam "a swoj obowia--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

Pc wojnie wobec juz odrodzonej
.Ojczyzny.
Narod polski jest dummy re
Poiacy, obywatele Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych najpierwsi i najlicz-
niej pouad obowiazk rrstawowy,
zaciagneli sie do szeregow wojsko
wych armii amerykanskiej, a W
tel wojnie o riepodlegios6 uciS.
nionych narodow swiata walczyli.
A juz wprost bra&nie mi wyra-
Tzow, ably wypowiedziet wdziecz-
nose i uznanie 'dla tych naszych
Rodak6w, ktorzy optlsciwszy
wszystko, podazyli dobrowolnie
w talk znakomitej liczbie do Fran
cyl i stall sic zawiazkiem arrnii
polskiej tam walczacej. Spelnili
oni nietylko wojenna potr0ebe,
lecz takze polozyli znakomite "a
slugi polityczne.
DIS przeszii do kraju i two
RIA tam razem z armia przez Ma
szego Naczelnika Pahstwa, tax
bohatersko i znakomicie stworzo-
na, wojsko polskie, wojsko przez
caly Nar6d ukochane, dis waw-
rzynem zwyciezkim uwiehczone.
Zaszczytem nader dla mnie Jest
zadaniem, re moge p~rzywiezc cd
tych bohaterow, pozdrowienia ola