davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06

rzysko = biesiadnej pit. vkur-
desz mad kurdeszami."
Podobno ,,Kurdesz' costa
przez Bohomolca ma poczekaniu
ulozony W wiccz6r Trzech Kr6li.
podczas zabawy II znanego kupca
warszawskiego, Grzegorza tysz-
kiewicza, kt6rego dom signal z
goScinnosci zony PAM Amy ty-
szkiewiczowej i re starego we
grzyna gospodarza..
.,Kurdesz mad kurdcSzami" w
ow wiecz6r urodzony, obiegl
wkrotce Gala Warszawe, a haste
pnie wszystkie zakatki kraju, Cd
Karpat az do Dzwiny. (kurdesz
pc turecku macy brat).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06

Do wtaciwosci wieczoru Trzech
Kroli naleza{a zabawa w ,,krola
migdalowego." Polegaia ona ma
tenn, re pieczono placek albo tort,
w ktorym sic znajdowal jeden cal
kowity migdai. Komu sic dostal
jeden kawaiek pokrajanego cia-
sta, z migda}em, ten bywal okrzy
kniety krolem migdalowym i O.
bowiazany by} swoja krolew-
skosc upamietnic urzadzeniem
zabawy tahcujacei W czasie kar-
nawaiu. Obyczaj to ME polski.
w Nicmczech oddawna znany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06

Ma polecnie p. Paderewskiego W konferencyach
mo,ch 2 sedzia Chas. Mayer, przyjaeiela p. Paderewskie-
ro. doszlismy do tego przekonania, re do nalezytego
przeprowadzenia Akcyi Stan6w Zjednoczonych W Polsce,
wskazanem jest stworzenie Amerykahskiego komitetu
Pomocy ola Po'ski. w cSlu utworzenia tego komitetu
wszedIem W porozumienie 2 p~otezna i wpaywowa The
National Civic Organization, New York otrzymafem
luz zawiadomienie, re Komitet egzekutywy tel orscni-
zaeyi odbedzie W tel sprawie niebawem specyalnie po-
siedzen:e i wydeleguje meow, kt6rzyby nam W mel
przyniesG mogli ~pozadana pomoc. Sedzia Chas. Mayer.
be6ac wlascicielem kiIkudziesieciu okretow, kt6re =
podieciem wOJny z NIemcsmi rad stan6w ZjedrocDo-
nych do sSu5by narodowej powolaA, pras'nie wystarac
sic u rzadu o natychmiastOwe Hwolnienie z tel siuzby
! rinego ~wieI<iego, lub dw6ch mnieIsZych statkGy, ably
ich uly6 do przswozu ~zywnOsci, ubrai i innych produk-
tow do PoI<ki droga ma Gdaisk, mad czem obecnie wsp5I
nie pracuiemy i W kt6rej to ss-awie dalsze kFo1i W
washingtonie czyni6 bedziemy.
UtwOrzenie Biura Observation-Disclosures.
w ezasie pobytu mojego W Nowym Yorku zaiaiem
sic take o~sobISeie sprawl utworzenia Polskiego Biura
Observation-Disclosures. Poniewaz istnialo juz tam
biuro przez Ignscego ]. Paderewskiego zalozone 20
-tajace pod sarzadem p NJ. Kwapiszewskieso, prleto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06

pod nazwa ,Mandelkoenig' do
stall sic do mas dopiero "a czasow
pruskich i spopularyzowaf glow
ME w rodzinach mieszczan war
.szawskich, ale ME TRIVIAL dlugo.
Cd kilku dziesiatkow lat zabawa
W ,kr6la migdalowego" ME prak-
tykuje sic, chyba wSr0d dzieci.
Stare przyslowie powiada:
,,kiedy n~adejdzie Trzech kr6li,
Me jedna para sic stuli."
Oznacza to, re kap}an rece pah-
silva m}odych ,stula' zwiaze, al
BOWEN sluby mafzenskie Cd pier
wszej niedzieli Adwentu przerwa
he, dopiero cd Trzech kroli by
waja ~zawierane.
Tu warto przypomniec, re ma
tiki, majace cork ma wydaniu,
przygotowywaiy ongi (obyczaj
powszechny ma Mazowszu i w
Wielkopolsce) ma dzieh Trzech
Kroli woreczki jedwabne. w kt6-
re wkiadano po~Swiecone kadzidio.
bursztyn i dukata w~egierskiego z
wyobrazeniem Matki Boskicj. Ma
woreczku wyszywano lub hafto-
wano ozdobne litery: X. NJ. B..
L pod niemi imie panny.
Woreszki take, Z doiqczenicm
W ostatniej chwili ~okruszyny
chlcba i cukru (symbole dobro--
bytu i szczeScia), kochajqcc ma
tiki zaszywaly W jaki$ rabck Stub
nej sukni panny mlodcj W dzieh
weselny.
Przodkowic naSi ,.miesopust'
ii. okres z%apustnych zabaw. ma
r0wni re Slubami mafzcfiSkiemi,
l!czyli dopiero cd Trzcch kr6li.
Gas cd Bozcgo Narodzenia czyli
,,Gody" bywaf poSwiecony roz-
rywkom wy}qcznie W koIe ro-
dzinnem. Biesiad hucznych i ba-
low pred X. NJ. p. mic urzqdza-
no.
Wspomina o tenn ! Ks. I'ranci-
seek Bohomolcc (l720-l7S4 ~,
W nastepujacych wicrszykach L
poiowy XVIII wieku:
Gdy nadcjdq ..Gody".
Rad poskakaG mlody.
Ale zamiar pusty.
Albowiem zapusty
Daja Trzcj Kr6lowie,
Uciechy posIowic.'
Ten san Bohomolcc uchodzi
"a autora najpopularniejszej
przez dlugi GAS piosenki iowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06
Me Wstydz siel

Gdy powracasz do domu ze sro0-
pieecia, re skladu, ofisu Tub fabryki.
KUN sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI
1 smialo czytaj W tramwaIu Tub wa
gonie.
DZIENNIK CHICAGOsKI mo1na
stale nabywac ma naStepujacych ma.
r%oznikach:
State / Madison - pred sk}adem
departamentowym Boston Store.
State 1 Madison - pred apteka
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
deyartamentowym fTmy Carson,
Prize, Scott and Col
State / Quincy;
State 1 Van Bureni
State / Harrison:
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La SallOj
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale:
Washington 1 La SallOI
Randolph 1 Dearborn;
Washington 1 9th avA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06
r. c. WALG'OTT.
w tlumaczeniu telegram opiewa:
L cNJI-I cUT W Cbicaeo.

JAN F. SMULSKI, W Chicago:
Musimy zaczac odzywianie Polski ma szerokiej'
praktycnnej drodze. Musimy zapewniG lIoover'a peina
entuzyazmu pomoc W Eurcpie przez silna. skoncentro-
wana akcye tutaj. Many siedem tysiecy ton iadunku o.
kretowego W pogotowiu W Ncwym Yorku, ale ME ma
my fundusz6w. TEN pierwszy ladunek bedzie kosztoWac
okolo diva miliony dolar6w podlug tabeli Hoover'a ola
zywnosciowych zapotrzebowan. Musisz Pan widziet sic
re nina w Waszyngtonie W piatek. ably akcye odzywianla
zaczat. Sytuacya k%rytyczna. Me ma czasu do stracenla'
F. c. WALCOTT".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06

Fravie nfdy polski agent real
nosciowy ogiasza sic W DZlENNIKu
CHICAGOSkIM DO niejednokrotni'
prsekonal sic. to tn najlspisj mu
Ia Gnlao
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06

tax uroczyScie. w Rzymie, W
kosciele sw. Andrzeja Della Val
lie, W czasie oktawy Trzech Kroli
codziennie 0 godzinie 10 rano by
wa celebrowana Msza Sw. w Jed
nym Z obrzadkow uzywanych W
kosciele katolickim, jak mp. gree
Xxi, o%rmianski, siowiaiski, chaldej
ski, etiopski, koptyjski it'd, CO
przeslicznie wyraza jednosc Ko-
scioIa pod jedna G4owa, wobec
roznosci obrzedow.
&
Prastary ia obyczaj w uroczy-
stosc Trzech Kroli ma drzwiach
wschodowych ~znaczyc poswieco-
ne kreda poczatkowe gioski i
mion kr6l6w czy medrcow Wscho
du, ktorzy "a przewodem ,,gw!a-
zdy" przybyli do Betleem Z ho}-
dem i darami ola Dzieciatka Je-
zus.
Pred kilkudziesieciu laty ME
bylo domu, do kt6rego wchodzac
ME zobaczySbys takich liter cd
czasu do czasu odnawianych, gdy
sic kreda poczela zacierac. Wsrod
wielu poboznych przodkow ma
szych tkwi1o przekonanie, re zu-
pcsne ~znikniecie hub zatarcie ma
pisu sprowadzit mozc ia dom
jakies nieszczeScie, wiec staran-
ME baczono, ably litery przetrwa-
iy do oktawy Bozcgo Gala, to
jest do chwili, gdy mad drzwiami
zawieszaio sic poSwiecane via
nuszki z ,,cztcrcma Ewangelia-
mi"
Jeden L pamietnikarzy I polo
wy XVIII wieku powiada: Ia
MIN sic calego abecadla nauczy--
lem jako pachole, juz mnie rodzic
pokazai. jake sic kreSli *. NJ. B.
W dzien Trzcch Kroli i kredq o.
We litery wcalc ksztaltnie INA
czylcm."
W Warszawic "a kr6la /yg-
munta III Way byt zwyczaj W
wiecz6r Trzech Kr6li iluminowaG
zamek i ratusz ma Starcm Mie5cie.
| rzadzano wicc Wiclki transpa--
rent " postaci gwiazdy (symbol
gwiazdki betleemskieD, a ma g6r-
nych jej promieniach znajdowaly
sic gloSki X. VI. B. Ia przykla--
dem kr6la i panow rajcow. VIA
DE miejSkic Sprawujqcych. po--
dobne transparency Sadzac sic je-
dni mad drugich, iluminowali MA
gnaci ma wielu p~aiacach. ora "a
mozniejsi mieszczanie ma swoich
kamienicach.
w drugiej polowic NVII wieku
najwSpanialszemi dekoracyami W
wiccz0r Trzech Kroli odznaczaiy
SIG palace Sluszkdw i Denhof6w
(p6zniej RadziwilFowski, a haste
pnic Namiestnikowskim zwany),
oraz domoStwa Chow, Barycz-
k0w i DzianotGw.
Iluminacye te W XVIII wieku
poczeiy wychodzic Z mody. Ma
tomiast wytworzyl sic proceder
tax zwany ,,gwiazdon6w", ktorzy
ma wiele lat wyPrzedzili ,,szopka-
pokazujacych widowiska
jaseikowe 7 koSciolow usuniete
Gwiazdoni, wediug Kitowicza,
byli to kolendnicy. Obchodzili
oni mieszkania, wysyiajac pro-
dem pos}a. zapytujacego:
Czy pahstwo przyjm7
,,Trzech Kr6li" L gwiazdka?
Jezeli odpowiedz byla przy-
chylna, niebawem W sieni zapa--
lano ruchoma transparentowa
gwiazde, ktora jak m}ynek wciaz
sic obraca}a. a ma rogach miala
K. M. B. JednoczeSnie "a
riosacym gwiazde wchodzili
trzej chtopcy, acknowledgement
"a ,,krolow" Z pozIocisto-papiero-
koronami ma giowach, a da-
lei ca}y orszak maskaradowy w
dziwacznych kostyumach i ma
skach.
Wszyscy Ct ngwiazdoni" spie-
wall kolendy, wygiaszali dyalogi,
+, M zakoticzenie 2 obracaiacei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-06
TRZECHKROLI.
(6-go Stycznia)

zywamy powszechnie uroczystost
Objawienia sic Panskiego, DO la
cinie Epiphania. W tym dniu OBJ
chodzi sic potrojne zjawienie sic
Pana Jezusa jako Boga. skad tel
s~iusznic pc siowiansku swieto to
nazywa sic ..Bogojawienie.' Ia
potrojna tajemnica wyrazona jest
ma Magnifikat II nieszporow
.,Trzema cudami oznaczony (u-
p~;ekszony) dzieh Swiety czcimy
dis gwiazda Magow przywiodla
Ido zlobka: dis vino Z woody ill.,
czynione ma weselu; dis w Jor--
DAME cd Jana Chrystus chcia} bye
ochrzczonym. ably mas zbawiG, al
leluja."
KosciH lacihski g}6wnie Sw;eci
tajemnice adoracyi trzech medr-
cow re Wschodu. Wkr6tce. jak
powszechnie niesie podanie. W
70 dni pc Narodzeniu przybyli 3
Medrcy re Wschodu, by oddac
Geese ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die
cicciu.
+ Nalezy pamietac, re sam fakt
~adoracyi Medrc6w re Wschodu
Jest pewnoSc;a ewangeliczna
(Sw. Mateusz, rozdz. II, wiersz
l-12). Podanic tylko Jest. re W
y dni pc Narodzeniu. to Jest ego
stycznia, wypadlo przyhycie o.
wvch Trzech Kr6li.
Wediug podania r6wniez Ct
trzej Medrcy byli zarazem kr6--
lami. w jezyku hebrajskim i w
innych wschodnich wyraz ina
GIN" macy rozmySlajacych
medrc6w. w staro-persk'm
..mog" albo mag" jest mianem
kapian6w. Byli to vice n~ajpraw-
dopodobniej naczelnicy pokoleh,
wielcy panowie. ksiazeta mnicj
wiecej za!clni Cd Potezniejszych
monarch6w.
Skqd przyszli Ct MEdrcy re
Wschodu; Izajasz i David wi
dzqc w duchu te tajemnicq ma lat
1900 pred jei sprawdzeniem, W
'proroctwach Swych m6wiq o
Kr6lach Arabii ! wySp. 0 wielbla-
dach Madam i Fla. Mcsopotamia,
Persya. Indye Z wyspa Cejlon do
.bijaja sic o ten zaszczyt.
Najprawdopodobniej przybyli
cd zatoki perskiej. przynajmnici
stamtad ruszvli. skqd ma w;eIbla-
dach MONA mniej wieoej przebyc
odleglost do Jerozolimy przcz dni
-.
Tmiona tych Sw. Trzech kr6li
byly wedlug podania: Gaspar
(Kacper). Melchior, Baltazar,
kt6rych to Union skr6ty X. NJ. B.
Tub G.. NJ. +. piszemv ma drzwiach
domostw naszych kreda poSw'e--
cana ma pamiatke, il oni Sa prze-
wodnicy nasi do Boga-Cz}owieka,
DO pierwsi Z ~pogahskich naroddw
przybyli do C~hrystusa. Oak o.
wvch Trzech Knoll cudownie
przez gwiazde - tax nasz nartd
cudownie przez trzech aniofow W
postaci pielgrzymow przybyiych
do Pasta, Bog powo4af do WARY
swietej. Szanujmy to szczytne pc
wolanie naszeD
Zw}oki tych Sw. Trzech Kr6li
poboznie szczeSliwa Z tego
! dumna Kolonska Katedra, kt0ra
skarb ten re Wschodu przez Ca
rogr0d dostala. O darach. ktore
zlozyli W ofierze, wspomina F.
wangelia: zfoto, kadzidlo i mire.
Dairy tie mialy gfebokie znaczenie
- zioto ofiarowali jake Kr6lowi,
kadzidlo jake Bogu. wreszcie mi
re iako cziowiekowi smiertelne-
mu. ZIota BOWEN uzywaja w
stroiach i ubiorach swych. W ko-
ROME ! berle krolowie - kadzi-
do u1ywa W swiatyni Bogu ma
ofiare - mira zas chroni claSo od
zepsucia i unvwana Jest do balsa-
mowania ciaA Procz tego zioto o.
znacza mi}osc gorejaca, kadzid}o
modlitwe, mira umartwienie.
KoSci61 wschodni zjednoczony
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
TEN DIE IN IOWA BLAST
MANY ALSO HURT IN CEDAR RAP
IDS WORKS EXPLOSION.
Either a Dust or Boiler Explosion
Wrecks Plant of the Douglas
Works.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, May 24.-Ten
persons were killed and over twenty
injured by the explosion at the Doug
las Starch works.
The loss in the fire that followed is
100000.
The cause of the explosion is I'M
known, but it is thought to be either
a boiler explosion or spontaneous COM
bustion.
The loss of life cannot be deter
mined as get, but nine bodies were re-
moved within half an hour.
Scores of persons on the streets and
about the works were injured by fly
ing wreckage and broken glass.
Windows in the business district
were blown in and people in office
buildings cut by flying glass.
Several overseas soldiers vOlun-
teeled to get into the building and do
what they could, but were driven back
by the flames.
General Manager Lenders, who was
at the plant five minutes after the
explosion, could advance no theory as
to its cause. Others said it was a
dust explosion. An engineer who was
blown out of the building said he be-
lieved his boiler had exploded.
Every window in the central part
of the city was blown out. Chimneys
caved in on families at the supper ia
BILE and several persons were serious
ly hurt.
All water mains were cut by the
force of the explosion and it was i'm
possible to fight the flames.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
LEAGUE FIGHT ON IN SENATE
Senator johnson of California Calls
Up Resolution Asking for
Text of Treaty.

Washington, May 26-First debate
in connection with the peace treaty at
the extraordinary session of congress
began in the senate with the calling
up by Senator Johnson (Rep.) of Cali
fOrnia of his resolution asking the
state department TO furnish the senate
with copy of the text of the treaty
Senator Johnson said the treaty had
been made up in Germany and, turn
ing TO the Democratic side of the cham
Der. declared the only reason for not
giving it out here "is that you've some
thing to conceal" Senator Hitchcock
(Dem.) of Nebraska, retiring chairman
of the foreign relations committee,
said the resolution violated senate pro-
cedure and urged that it be referred
to committee. He declared that never
before had the senate asked for q
treaty before it was completed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03

And Have a Good Flying Party
you and used the word old in a de-
voted way. One will say to another:
you're nice old thing Not that
the one will mean that the other is old,
but that the one will be so fond of the
other that he will say it in just such
a tone of voice.
DO you notice that l said you were
a nice old bat in a very nice tone of
vOice?"
81 did," said Mrs. Bat.
"Well," said Mr.. Bat, "of course l
do think you are right in saying that
my thoughts were rather sad, but that
people didn't think we were beautiful
is something l don't bother about
81 don't care for people the way
they think l do. They think l admire
their hair and want to fly into it.
And as l have said many and many
time l did not want to be caught in
a trap.
"Oh, no, that silly saying has been
used too much and too many people
believe it.
But now, my love, let US not talk
about the things people think we do.
Let us go out and call on our friends.
You look so well and our friends will
be glad to see us.
"They have such a nice dark house.
How l do hate lights! Our cave is
fine for the daytime for a home be-
cause it is dark.
And our friends have chosen a nice
sleeping plice under the corner of that
attic roof.
But in the dark evenings we can
enjoy ourselves and have a good flying
party and good chat"
YES" said Mrs. Bat, "let us not
waste our time in talking about those
who don't like US. Let US go out and
call on our friends who care for us
and who give US a good time and who
don't say, oh, do see the horrid bats
No, they say, Here come the nice
batsr"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
DADDY,5 TVENDVG
1FAIRY TALE e.
THE BATS.
1yrARY @AI1AM BONNER
90 10 AUTHOR

There are many, many people who
don't like US" said Mr.. Bat. 'In fact,
now that come to think of ii, don't
believe there is any one who cares
very much for u.s."
MY dear Mr.. Bat" said Mrs. Bat,
IF you are going to think about it and
come to such sad ending would
suggest you don't think about it."
That's a good idea," said Mr.. Bat.
shut sometimes sad endings are very
beautiful"
Il don't think anything is beautiful
which is sad" said Mrs. Bat.
"Ah. but there are some who do.
There are some who love book which
makes them cry; there are some who
love seeing play or picture which
makes them cry.
There are some who like many sad
things. because sad things are lbeauti-
full, and because, too. sad things are
often just sad.
$50 l know that it is sad to think
that there are many people who don't
like bats"
1T is very, very sad" said Mrs. Bat.
But there is beauty there at the
same time." said Mr.. Bat
81 don't see how" said Mrs. Bat.
There's beauty to bats"
Most people don't think So" said
Mrs. Bat.
But l think So" said Mr.. Bat. 81
think you are beautiful, my love.
think you're just as nice an old bat
as can be. And l do not say you are
old because | think you are old, but
because 1 call you old out of affec-
ton"
whats that?" asked Mrs. Bat. as
it a jug or a pitcher or a bowl or
something of the sort? You say that
you call me old out of affection. /
wondered what it was out Of"
"Oh, no." said Mr.. Bat; you do not
understand" And he laughed, good
bats laugh.
"Then 1 trust you will explain it to
me-" said Mrs. Bat.
Affection, my dear, is devotion or
love or fOndness. l have affection for
you, which means that love you and
am fond of you and care for you.
$50 when l said that 1 called you
old out of affection l meant that l
called you old because l was fond of
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
Whence Dutch"

The name Dutch is derived from
Dietsch. meaning the vernacular, as
distinguished from Latin. II is the
same word as the German Deutsch.
Dutch belongs TO the Frankish diyi-
sion of the Low German, and is closely
related to the Flemish, with which ii
Is now practically identified In its writ
ten form. The Dutch language is one
of the Germanic group Of dialects, and
is practically the same in its structure.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
DEFICIENCY BILL Is PASSED
S5044,500 In Allowances to 100000
Families Author
lied

Washington, May 24.-The house
passed a deficiency bill, providing
urgent appropriations of $45,044, 800
for war risk allowances to soldiers
and sailors families and Civil war pen
SONS Illus making another speed
record following the adoption of the
woman suffrage resolution.
Washington, May 24.-The senate
passed without debate or amendment
he deficiency appropriation bill, adopt
ed Thursday by the house, carrying
A5mooo0 for war risk allotments to
families of soldiers and sailors and
for dependents Of Civil war veterans.
The measure now goes to the presi-
l5n'.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
FNEMY PROTESTS
ECONOMIC TERMS
,r,rId Be Death Sentence for
MILLIONS Of 7eutOns," Says
BrockGOrff-Rantzau.
uIrEs WON'T MODIFY PACT
zouru Decides Austria Is Able
:" nav lndemnity-Wiil Be Or
Led 70 Surrender Mer-
chant Fleet.

Nav 24-''ThOse who will
I'' I. treaty will sign the death
EsD ~ millions of German meA-
gu and Children" declared Count
'Y.- R-,.Edorff-Rantzau, head of the
W. .r naaca delegation, in the for
W.. ....-a,r 10 the allies against the
u, III. conditions of the peace
7' which vas rejected in another
D1- ,,rr-rar,an forwarded by the al
-s.l assertion" was Premier Gle
....r,~ reply on behalf of the allies
IL. dramatic declaration by Count
p.,,:,, -tt-Eantzau.
p-.r.ar Clemenceau reminded the
ms that they might well bear
.,r rns> Of life as a result of the
~. since they started it. He denied,
r.r.~ that the economic restric-
i'm. rru-pd On Germany would mean
4, lo.rh noiuting to Great Britain as
rs-f,g which imports at least half
i, faod supplies and most of her raw
,,-sr.al> from abroad.
While q great many persons are
s-rrr convinced that the Germans will
zion rbr upare treaty, the fact that the
I'M. allowed Count Won BrockdOrff-
P.rtzgu 10 bring printing apparatus to
rs-.arr.cs indicates that the Germans
,,a Manning to suggest some drastic
b,rra> in the original. In this con-
,sa-ior President wilson's attitude is
sd ro be-: He is willing to receive
SUGGESTIONS that will improve the
rastr. hit is unwilling to consider
rodtfrationS. The treaty demands are
based upon Justice and right"
The Zig four have been devoting
N po,~.l.e time to the Austrian prob
lens and it is understood that the
economic experts have decided that
Austria is able to pay indemnity. This
I, expected to be made part of the
treaty. 40 once. 1t is also declared that
Austria will be called upon to forfeit
her >hrrug along the lines that the
Ggnrm merchant fleet was disposed
Of Thn question of limitation of Aus
nan mnaments has also been con-
Sl4rud
cHiouz. May 23.-Lieut. Gen. Hunt
e- Liggrtt. commander of the army OF
oyurairu. and Maj. Gen. John Hines
commander of the Third corps, who
we're ou their way to London, were re
called To Coblenz by orders from
American general headquarters.
Nine hundred mOtOrtruckS began to
move from west of the Rhine to the
hrdg.hpad area. The trucks are be-
hg distributed to various points of ad
vantage among the troops holding the
uHp east Of the Rhine should the Oc
GIon arise for the Americans to- start
an advance.
The recall of Generals Liggett and
Hines. it was learned in COblenz, is
part If the new program for the
American army in the event the Ger
mans do not accept the peace treaty
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
Better Than Heaven.

The bishop was addressing the Sun
day school, In his most impressive
tones he said:
"And nov, children, let me tell you
a very sad fact. In Africa there are
100000 square miles of territory
without a single Sunday school where
little boys and girls can spend their
Sundays. Now, what should we all
save our money to do?"
And the school, as one voice, re-
piled in ecstatic unison: go to Afri-
cal"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
Looked Like MeIodrama.

When Lewis Waller was playing
Charles Surface in THE School for
Scandal he unfortunately stumbled
just before making his entrance. and
his right hand was thrust into a pot
of red paint, with which a scenic ar
fist had been retouching some of the
props" There was no time to lose.
so Mr.. Waller walked on the Stage
with his hand apparently dripping
with gore, as from some hideouS
crime. The audience imagined the &C
tor had injured himself, until his un-
controllable mirth treasured them.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03

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flashes, nervousness, backache, head
ache, irritability and "the blues, may
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
sIf any complications present them
selves write the Pinkham Medicine Co.,
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overcome them. The result of forty
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your letter held in strict confidence.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
FIVE DIE IN TEXAS STORM
scores Are Injured and Prope. ty DAM
age Considerable in Southeastern
Part of State.

Beaumont Tex, May 27.-About five
PERSONS lost their lives and scores were
injured ms 81 result of the storm which
swept over southeastern Texas and
louisiana. Property damage was con-
AleFah'r in Beaumont. Orange and
t0r, Arthur oil derricks were blown
Gown ami lightning ignited tanks. The
A1gno,ia Petroleum cOmpany's $1,000
osfTeI tank here was destroyed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
SUFFRAGE WINS IN HOUSE
Measure Passed by Lower Branch of
Congress by Vote of 304 to So
Now Goes to Senate.

Washington, May 23.-The equal
suffrage constitutional amendment
was passed by the house after less
than three hours debate.
The vote was 304 to 50, or 40 more
than the necessary two-thirdS majority.
The resolution now goes to- the SEN
ate, where supporters plan TO urge
speedy action. Final enactment of the
measure within two weeks was pre-
dicted by some leaders.