davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

At Pittsburg, Stanislaus TrensKi
and Mrs. Mary Danska returned
marriage license that had been issued
to them, having concluded after talk
ing it over that Mrs. Danska's four
children and Trenskis five children
together would be too big burden.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

A Missouri farmer says that If SOY
bean or two is dropped into each hill
of potatoes when they are planted
the potato bug will not bother them
and besides your crop of potatoes
YOU will get one of beans as well.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25
French CHILDREN
Most OF Them Whom Soldiers Knew
We're A'Pretty Tough Lot.
SUBSfITUTElTOBACCO FOR "CHOCOLA"
Lower French Regarded Soldiers A.
Natural Beasts Of Prey-Eneouraged
Children To Beg From Americans
How Three French Children Were
Cured Of Begging For Candy.
BY Lewis n. Grist.

So'So W ooSS'n9 FoT Sdnuys
BY Lewis N. Grist.
French people-the lower classes of
them (the only classes of them with
whom American enlisted men ever
came in contact) always regarded us
as legitimate beasts of prey and them
selves as leeches whose natural duty
it was to suck our financial blood dry.
They not only gouged US and skinned
us at every opportunity when We want
ed to buy anything; but 1 think that
scores Of them used to lay awake O.
night devising ways and means where
by they might induce us to depart from
our filthy lucre. And with most of
US they succeeded. II there was MOTH.
ing that they could sell US at ten
times It's worth they would actually
beg-that Is a great many of them
would. Some Of the hard luck stories
that some Of those French men and
women would put up would make real
Belgian war sufferers look like pikers.
The village of LaPallice, near which
l was stationed for several months Of
my period Of service overseas was far
removed from the war zone and the
people Of that district experienced no
suffering from the vicissitudes OF war
but on the other hand were az fat and
sleek and prosperous generally as
were the people Of Columbia, while
Camp Jackson was at the zenith Of its
existence as the mecca for York coun-
ty lads who were caught in the draft.
Encouraged To Beg.
These Frenchmen would often use
their children to procure money from
us, and many a time did the little
rascals come around the works crying
for money and food and tobacco and
candies. Soldiers were glad to have
the Riddles around at first They
didn't know them at first and the
novelty Of giving presents Of various
descriptions to the poor unfortunate
waits of poor France" struck their
fancy at first. But they soon got over
1t because they were not long In rsaliz-
ing that the little Frenchies were like
most Of their parents-just simply
little humbugs. They hung around the
mess halls, around the machine shops.
in the barracks-they were every
where. They would occasionally
swipe great pieces of meat, numerous
loaves Of bred, sugar and other food
stuffs from the mess halls and they
put many q gray hair In the he1ds 6f
tha vs1a6ps ne sertssntss Z; = j d: 3:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25
WAR OF SECESSION"
Is the Proper Term in Referri' to
Late War Between the States.

At the Confederate reunion held In
Greenwood, this week the following
resolution was adopted:
Whereas, the term Civil War;" as
now most generally applied to the
war between the Confederate States
and the United States, 1S61-65, Is i'm
proper, in that it reflects unjustly upon
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

Twelve hundred sacks Of mail for
Germany, the first to be sent to that
country since the United States entered
the war, were carried by the Scandi-
sailed from New York, Tuesday for
Copenhagen, Denmark. From there
the mail will be sent overland 10 Ger
many.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

The British government will confer
sarldoms upon Field Marshal sir
Douglas Haig and Admiral Beatty and
will give them 100000 each for dis
tinguished service during the late war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

Chester Reporter, July 21: The
maintenance squad for the repair of
Chester countys top soil roads begins
work today, and will be in charge Of
Mr.. Freeman who has had charge OF
the work on the Rossville road. a
government truck is on the way from
Columbia, and will be used for this
work. Mr.. Freeman is expected to
keep in constant touch with the roads
as they are completed, and be ready
to repair them at the first intimation
Of a hole or wash........The rivers and
creeks Of Chester county have been
high the last few days, but very little
damage is reported. The small wood
en- bridge over Clark's Branch near the
L. & c. Railway track was destroyed
by the floods, and the bridge over the
Marion branch on the lower Richburg
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

A 90 per cent. decrease in the number
Of milk cows in Denmark is one erect
of the war on the dairy industry OF
that country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25
DISH WASHER LICKED HIM
Champion Dempsey Often Thrashed
In His Younger Years.


William Harrison Dempsey, the new
heavyweight champion Of the world, Is
enjoying almost as much publicity as
President Wilson received when he ar
rived in the United States to tell us
the 'Iow down" on the League Of Ma
tions.
Right now the Dempsey home In Salt
Lake City b being photographed for
the animated weeklies. The farm
where the Dempsey family lived for
several years at Provo has been visit
ed by score Of photographers.
Ball players with the Salt Lake
team say Jack Dempsey is the idol OF
Salt Lake and Provo. Many stories
are told of the ups and downs OF the
present champion.
They tell US that Jack Dempsey,
once a big awkward kid shining shoes
in one of the Garden City barber
shops, began his career as boxer in
the opera house Of Provo scarcely a
half dozen years ago, when in pre-
liminary fight Of four rounds, ne Fas
~ xhfpped by e. Creek dish@
!. An au{sbtoss5pii ElMa -
s1sop nsmgssy loud mat a
WITH came nom poor . ll5neBs
parents. :!
Continuing with the history OF his
ring career, the gang from Salt Lake
says that Jack Dempsey, after his trim
ming at the hands Of the dishwasher,
plugged along with some fifth raters In
the four round game, always having
his hands full to save himself from
knockout.
There is q gent by the name OF
Billy Williams, one Of Provo's most
loquacious farmers, who boasts of the
fact that he was the first man to
knock out the present kingpin of the
heavyweiShts.
1t seems that Jack was employed on
Williams farm to keep the beets we'll
shined. Every time the farmers back
was turned William Harrison Dempsey
betook himself to the vineyard and
partsok freely Of the forbidden fruit.
One day, so the story runs, Williams
lost his temper, swung on Jack and
sent the lad to the mat.
When Dempsey knocked Willard
down seven times in the first round on
independence Day, William Boshard,
Salt Lake barber, had cold chills run
ming up and down his back, thinking OF
the time what might have happened to
him when he kicked Dempsey out OF
barber shop. Dempsey worked as
bootblack in Boshards establishment,
and among his duties was the daily
sweeping of the floor.
Almost every morning some part OF
this work was found neglected. One
morning, so the story runs, the barber
kicked Dempsey into the street.
Dempsey never retaliased.
Time and time again Jack Dempsey
was seen in bouts with the four-round-
ers Of Salt Lake and Provo. And now
it seems these lads are seeking man
ayers and trainers, confident that they
still can make things interesting for
the new champion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

The word Czechs should be pro-
nouncsd az though ii were spelled
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING

Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Lancaster News, July 22: Miss Jessie
Porter formerly of this city, was
married July End, at WrightsVlhe
Beach to DR.. G.. B. Davidson, a DENTIST
who has been in service in the army
and who before the war was located
in Gates City, Pa............Lt. Hal Mack
orell. of York, has arrived from over
seas service of a year and haif ana
is visiting his grandparents, Major ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Riddle...........Miss Bennle
culn left Tuesday for Peabody to take
a special course in athletics, prepara-
tory to taking up the work as director
OF athletics at Coker college, to when
position she has recently been elected.
eaffnsy Ledger, July %: Among
the Cherokee county farmers VINO
went to Clemson college yesterday to
spend this week at the Farmers
Course were: D. C. Painter E. c. NC
Arthur, Joe Macarthur, Willie Paris,
E. F. Lipscomb, Nesbitt Spake, Charles
F. Swofford ]. P. Salmon. Walter I.
Salmon, Prater Smith, w. r. Ham
bright and s. c. Stribling, county farm
demonstration agent. 1t is probable
that a number OF others will go 10
Clemson during the week.........Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. Philson, who have psen
making their home in Augusta, recent
ly moved to Gaffney and will make
this city their home in the future. Mr..
Philson is an old Gaffney boy. being
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Philson, or
this CITY. He has been away from
Gafrney about ten years, but has yield
ed to the call to come back. Mr. Phil
son contemplates opening business
here in the near future-...........Horace
Gore, aged %, died suddenly Saturday
at his home in the Goucher section or
the county. He had been suffering
with q heart affection for three or four
wears Gaffney's Board OF Public
Works has decided to have whlte
way lighting system put up covering
the principal business streets OF the
city.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25

ty of Austria and her Allies for caus-
ing loss and damage to which the AL
lied and associated governments and
their nationals have been subjected as
consequence Of the war imposed on
them by the aggression Of Austria and
her Allies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

panny Z. Spychaj Deklamacya,
panienka Maryanna each; Solo
skrzypce, S. Pozarowski, PREY
akomp. fortep. p. BorkQwskiego
Solo spiew, maiej Janihy Urba-
nix PREY akomp. malej Soczyh--
skiej fortep. Spiew Dzieci szkol-
nych; Muzyka, prof. Borkowski,
Kobierski, Pozarowski i Soszyn-
ski; Z~akohczenie przez przewod-
niczacego i podziekowanie "a
wziecie udziaiu; Ogdlny spiew
Jeszcze Polska ME zgine}a.
Wszystkie numery wypad}y
bardzo dobrze. Polonia tutejsza
zasyla wszystkim, ktorzy przy--
czynili sic do uswietnienia i upie-
kszenia tego obchodu a zwlasz--
CA panu Weddzie, najserdecz-
niejsze Bog zapfat!
Jakob Bzdek,
sekretarz Obchodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
q KENosHA, WIS.
sekretarz Obchodu.

Juliusz Bogwilio, z~astrseli{ tutaj
W ubiegia niedziele pc poludniu
sWoja zone Marye, lat SO, W obec-
nosci czworga dzieci, Tragedya wy
darzy}a sic pred mieszkaniem Bog
willow, Fam. pnr. 85S Dayton ul. o
5:45 popoiudniu, " dwie godziny
pc zbrodni, Bogwilio odda{ sic sam
W rece szeryfa. Policya poszukiwa-
Ia go przedtem bezskutecznie. Me
podai on przyczyny swego czynu. -
Ma podworzu jakiegos domu MEDIA
leko mieszkania Bogwil}ow znalazi
szef policyi revolver, z ktorego ko-
beta zostaia zastrzelona.
Morderstwo byio nastepstwem
nieporozumieh ~maf4ehskich, .ktore
trwa}y wiele miesiecy. BogwiMo ME
mieszka} Cd pewnego czasu z iona
| " !sdzie miejskim W Kenosha po-
czyniono jua starania W celu uzy--
skania rozwodu. TAX ojciec jak |
matka roscili sobie prawo do dzieci,
Fryderyka, lat Ia, Wiktora. lat 10,
Mile. lat IL I Violet. lat 10; 2 po-
wodu dzieci sad ME chcia} i'm udzie-
lie rozwodu. Usilowano pojednat ro-
dzic6w, ably dzieci mialy nalezyta o.
pieke.
Ably bye W pobli4u dzieci, wyna-
jail sobie Bogwiho pok6j W pobliiu
mieszkania swojej zony. W niedzie-
lie po pofudniu zamierzala Bogwii-
Iowa I jei dwie corki wyjechac "
samochodzie z Karolem Homrigien
/ jego iona. mieszkajacymi W sa-
siedztwie. Bogwi,iowa byla jut u
brana do przeiazdzki, gdy do miesz-
kama przyszed( jej MAJ. Pc krot--
kiei rozmowie Bogwilfowa powie--
dziala mu. re zamierza wyjechat "
samochodzie | kazala mu wyjst. -
W6wczas ~przyszedl do mieszkania
Homrig I oznajmil, Re Jest gotowy
do drogi I wyszed} z domu. a z MIN
BogwiHowa. Ia mia szedf BogwM z
obydwiema dziewczynkami. Gdy
Bogwif1owa zesz}a re schodow We
randy. obr6cila sic / zawola}a ma
dziewczynki. w tel chwili wyciag-
nal jej MAJ z kieszeni revolver
zacza} strzelae. Dziewczynki podnio-
sly krzyk zaczely uciekat do domu
Homrig6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Dol. zaiechai wodz Naczelny w.

pol. zajechai wodz Naczelny w
towarzystwie generaia dowodcy
korpusu i dw6ch generalow, do
wodcow dywizyi. Pc raporcie, ia
ii zlozyl pulk. Weau, general Cd
byi przeglad poszczegolnych ba-
talionow, rozmawial z wielu zoi-
nierzami i oficerami, oraz francu-
skini ochotnikami, poczem prze'
mowil do caiego puiku. Przemo-
wienie genera}a W tym .dniu zim-
nym i %wietrznym r~ozgrza}o' serca
zoInierzy. Widzieli oni pc raz
pierwszy swego Wodza, slyszeli
zapewnienia rychiego odjazdu do
Polski, wiec radost ogarne}a ma
szych zo}nierzy, zwlaszcza gdy
ich wodz zapewnil, re "a Pol5ke
bic sic beda.
Osobne podziekowanie otrzy--
mai pred frontem pulk. Weau
"a specyalnie sympatyczny sto-
sunek do oficer6w i "a ~ojcowskie
SERGE ola zoinierzy. Defilada pull
ku pred generaiem PREY dwie-
kach pulkowej orkiestry AZ p. p.
zakonczyla uroczystosc. - w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
.1YCIE " OBOzACH GEN.
HALLER " 3-CIEJ Dy-
WIzYI POLSKIEJ.
..Polak" paryski zamieszcza:

,,Polak" paryski zamieszcza:
Z obozu w Bleurville d. 2, marca.
Minai miesiac Cd chwili wyJaz-
du naszego z Wloch. Ma ziemi
irancuskiej rozmieszczono 3ci9
Dywizye Polska pc wioskach gor
skich W Wogezach. NaSz battalion
;go D. Strzelc6w stoi w Blcur-
Vile. Wioska mala, domki roz-
rzucone ma wzgorzu nakoio ko-
sci6lka. ktory p~oiozony jest mai
wyzej i skad roztacza sic widok
ma rozlegle iaki i dalckie lasy'
Zolnierz nasz, gdyby ME teskno
ia "a krajem ojczystym / ME po-
czucie, re powinien STAG ma gra-
nicach Rzeczypospolitej, czu}by
sic dobrze. Warunki znalazi tn
korzystniejsze, niz W obozach
wloskich. Systematyczna praca,
wyszkolenie poszczegolnych it,
dzi i calych %jednostek zabicra
nam prawie caiy dzien.
BY wykorzystac czas wolny. u
rzadza sic w poszczcgolnych kom
paniach czeste pogawedki, W kt6
rych porusza sic tematy aktualne
Z r6inych dziedzin. Zolnierze bio
"a W mich udziai chetnie i garna
sic wszyscy, by w zywem s'owle
usiyszec. co dzieje sic obecnie w
Polsce, lub jakim bye powinien
zolnierz pc powrocie do Polski.
Poza pogadankami otwarto kurs
ola analfabet6w = zofnierzy, ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Z KENSINGTON.

N~iniejszem zawiadamia sic
wszystkie Administracye iowa
rzystw W Kensington, Pullman i
okolicy, re posiedzenie wsp6lne
tychze zarzad6w towarzystw Cd
bedzie sic W piatek wieczorem,
dnia 9go maja, br. o godz. Smej
w sail parafialnej rog Indiant
ave. i 11Sty Place, a to w sprawie
manifestacyi narodowej uprasza
sic, ably kazde towarzystwo bylo
o~dpowiednio reprezentowane,
to tax towarzystwa koScielne ia
kotez i narodowe, be- zadnej r6-
znicy i bez wymowek, sprawl
nader wanna i mic wolno jej,lek--
cewazyt, obecnost wiec wszyst-
Nich Jest ]konieczna. " zeszla
n;edzicle odbyl sic Obchod majo-
WV w sail obyw. Cyplika, publ
czno5c pomimo dcszczu, wypelni
Ia sale pc brzegi. Polonia t%utej--
sza okaza}a. re kocha swq OjczN
zne i cieszy sic, re nareszcie do
czekala sic radosnej nowiny, re
..Polska jest wolna" ! re Armia
Polska jest jedna z najlepszych
armii.
Program obchodu by} nastepu-
jacy:- Z~agajenie przez KS. pro-
boszcza J. . Pajkowskiego i po-
wolanic ma przewodniczqcego oh.
Stan. Strzeleckiego oraz ma sckr.
nizej podpisanego; K6}ko muzy-
CINE Unison" odSpicwa}o Star
Spangled Banner; Choir sw. c.
cylii o~dSpiewaf bardzo pieknie
DO boju' i la Niemcn'; Mo-
we wyczerpujaca wypowicdzial
ob. Wedda Spiew Solo, parma O.
Spychaj PREY akomp. fo~rtepianu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Eeha JubiIsuszu Szpi-
ta|a Ps|shsgo.

w mihiony wtorek, ego bm., ia
ko W ostatni dzieh uroczystosci
jubileuszo&ych W Szpitalu Pol
skim gwarno byio batdzo: pred
poiudniem naboienstwo uroczy--
ste celebrowal J. Elk. Biskup
Pawei Rhode D. D. z Green Bay
Wis, z asysta ponizej wyszeze--
golniona: x. L. Grudzinski, kon-
sultor, = Archipresbyter x. DR..
Jan LANCE Dyakon; X. stani-
shaw Kuszynski, C. S. C., - Sub
dyakon; X. Jan sobieszczyk c.
r, mistrz ceremonii. ~.
Procz wymienionych byli ODE
chi nastepujscy Xxx: R. Applet,
X. Wsad. Zapala, CIR, X. Kaz,
Gronkowski, X. F. G.. Ostrow-
ski, X. w. Furman, x. Tomasz
Bona, X. !. Skrzypiiski Z Viii
ting, Ind, X. F. w. Jedlicka, X.
Lambert Kendrich, X. F. S.
Rusch, X. ]. Mszanowski, X. S,
Bubacz. X. F. Prange, X T. NJ.
Sampolinskb x. Pawel Sobota,
X Dominik B. zuchowski, Y.
J6zef Bolka, X. S. Dabrowiak
X. Jozef Bobaczyk, Benton Har-
Dor, X. H. Piepenkotter, Y. A,
Haigas, X. F. Marcinek.
Pc nabozenstwie JE. X. Biskup
wraz z ksiezmi zwiedzii gmachy
Szpitala, :poczem podano obiad
W czasie ktorego X. R. Applet
~przemawiai po polsku, a JE. X.
Biskup P. p. Rhode przemowi
pc angielsku.
Zaznaczyc nalezy, re Ojciec
sw. Benedykt XIV. przeslai kablc
gram z blogosiawienstwem ola
Szpitala i nadaniem odpustu III,
peinego ola wszystkich bioracych
udzial " cerernoniach jubileuszo-
wych. Poposudniu znow iiczni
goscie zwiedzali Szpital, jak dni
poprzednich, oprowadzani i PREY
mowani goscinnie przez SIS. Ma
zsretanki a gwieczorem odbyls
sic wspolna uroczysta biesiada
! Ola wszystkich przyjaciol misty
trcyi: do pieknie dekorowanyct
i suto zastawionych stoiow Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

wcalc spraw szkolnych.
Prosze o artykul.
- Czekaj.
- Mayer odsiedziawszy kilka
lat w kryminale ma WiSniczu "
cennej enuncyacyi jednego z kra-
kowskich dziennikow zdajc sic
wynikac, re NJ. ukradf zioty zega
rex Z lahcuszkiem )poswiecil wszy
stkie silly sprawom politycznym.
Gdy minai termin oznaczony
przez kodeks karny i znakom1ty
posei zdobyi ma nowo prawS
czynnego i biernego wyboru.
wspoiobywatele nasi wyznania
mojzeszowego powierzyli mt man
dat"
- ia ME bede czekac - rzeki
ch}opak, chwytajac "a rog mego
rekopisu.
- Ulituj sic - rzeklem ner-
wowo - jeszcze diva siowa.
- Dawaj pan!
- Juz koncze.
-,....To tez calem screen w
novel obywatelskiej piracy zyczy
my powodzenia panu Nhchimowi
Efroimowi Bauchowi, trojga i
mion hrabiemu Mayerowi".
Numer z artykuiem moim wy
szedi z pod prasy punktualnie.
Wrazenie zrobii ogromne.
Ma drugi dzieh zatelegrafowaf
mi redaktor ~naczelny, zebym sic
ME pokazywai wiecej W redakcyi
Depesza brzmia}a: Przyjade i W
heb panu strzele.
By1em w~zburzony. Przecie gro
ibiieih to, czego on chciai: skom-
pilowalehi giosy gallo. jskiej pra
sy.
Ludwik Stasiak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

w redakcyi byio indywidyum,
posredniezace miedzy reporterem
a koiporterem.
= Badz pan tax dobry znalezc
mi W tych foliaiach wszystkie u
wagi o wnioskl szkolnym posia
Mayera. Znajdziesz je pan w,nu-
merach z listopada 1901.
= Dobrze panic. -.
= Stronice, gdzie o tenn pisza
zaznacz mi pan czerwonym GLOW
klein, rzeksern opuszczajsc pusty
redakcyjny iokal, ably pojsc ma
sniadnie.
Numer ma wyjsc w1et, ostatni
czas przeczytae gsosy prasy / ar
tykul skompilowac. Bralem do
rak dziennik "a dzienikiem, sta
rajac sic poznac z trescia artyku-
low, a przez ME z poslem Mic
czyslawem Mayerem / jego who
skiem. I'm diuzej czytaiem, TEN
wiedziafem mnieJ, tenn W gfowie
mojej bylo ciemniej. iPrzeciera-
lem oczy, poty billy ma mnie. -
ISkohczywszy, zaczalem czytac Cd
poczatku jeszcze RAJ. Moze cos
~wyrozumie. w, oczach zaczeso mi
sic majaczy6. Zadzwonilem ma
/ stroza.
= jamie, przynies mi sodowej
! woody.
Gaz weglowy mnie, orzezwh'
Czytalem-pe taz trzeci. Jeden z
dziennikow pisai:
,,ze ,wyksztalcenie mlodzie-
" na1ezy do. pierwszyeh j mai,
wazniejszych. zadan naszego
stronnictwa, re winno bvc zada-
MEM spoieezenstwa, ktore ME
chce spoiled. tego ME zaprze-
Iczy chyba mkt. oproez odtam6w
lpnia tare6wickie9o. dosorywaia-
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MA .WOINA CHWlLE.
Ok OS y P RASY.

cego W naszym kraju. Panowle
Z stego obozu, ktorzy wymyslil,
hiperprodukcye inteligencyi, ME
coma sic zapewne pred niczem,
co zaszkodzic moze podniesieniu
sic oswiaty u mas, DO ia oSwiata,
to Itch n~aturalny wrog, ktory wy
drze I'M mandaty z malej wiasno-
sci ,kupowane "a wodke i kie}oo-
Sc. To tez z Gala rezerwaN przyl-
mujemy do .wiadomosci wnioseE
posia Mayera, zastrzegajac soble
wolna reke w tel sprawie. Moze
on byl puiapka zastawiona ma Me
zaleznych posiow przez wiekszosc
koia polskiego, do serwilistycznel
zas robrty stronnictwo nasze nj
gdy reki re przysozy."
ME wiele sig z tego o wniosku
nowego szefa sekcyi dowiedzia-
lem.
= jamie! Przyniescie no jesz-
cZe....
= Szklanke sodowej woody?
- Me. Dwie szklanki sodowej
woody.
- ,,Krotko sic zalatwimy, -
pisal inny dziennik, - z who
skiem pana Mayera. Kupujcie tyl
ko Il chrzescijan, OTTO nasze hasio,
cd nawolywania tez tego nigdy
ME o~dstapimy. P. Mayer przefor-
sowany zydowskimi glosami ma
posla do rady panstwa jest ola
mas kreatura CO najmniej podej-
rzana, jesli tedy chce, abysmy je-
go polityke ma seryo traktowali,
to niechze najpierw ten parszy-
wy zyd pokaze nam swoja metry
Ike chrztu. Me wierzylismy i nj
Igdy ME u~wierzymy tel klice wy,
fborczej, ziozonej ~niestety z chrze
Scijan, ktorzy mas zapewniali, &c
| Maver wraz z rodzina lest z dzia
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see tax zaszczytne. starajmy u,
trzymac sic ma MIN W tel ostat-,
niei najwainiejszej Pozyczcs
Zwyciestwa. Okazmy szlachet'
nose polska>i wdzieeznose Amery
ce "a pomoc otrzymans W zdoby,
ciu wolhosci. Pezyczajac Amery.
&c, pomagamy Polsce.
Niech,zyie Ameryka! = Mech
zyje Pozyezka Zwyciestwa,
Mech zyje Wolna Niepodlegla
Polskal
KS. s. A. Iciek,
Kapeian >Armii Polskiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

siadlo zgora 800 osob = pc bic
|s;adzie nastariiy przemowienia
DIR. S. Pietrowicz, diugoletni pra-
Icownik Szpitala byl mistrzem
przem6wien, a mowili miedzy in
nymi: DR.. Ochsner, prymaryusz
szpitala naszego, DIR. Percy, p
Franciszek Danisch i p. ]. Wolf,
niedawno przybyly z Francyi.
Biesiada przeciagneia sig do
pozna wsrod jak najmilszego,
przyjacielskiego nastroju.
CaSy budynek szpitalny, kury-
wtarze, sale niektore, refektarze,
Ybawialnie i kaplice byly z O.
kazyi jubileuszu wspaniale ude-
korowane zielenis, kwiatami j
barwami narodowemi.
Pc dniach milych i pamietnych
uroczystosci Szpital i pracowni-
cy jego powrocili do zwyczajne-
go trybu i sfuzby dobroczynej,
ME ustajacej nigdy - navel W
owych dniach swieta niezwykle-
60. Instytucye W dniach jubileu-
szowych zwiedzilo co najmnie)
kilka tysiecy osob, tych ME
ktore przybyiy nawet z ode
glych miejscowoSci i Stanow.