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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30
THE ONE OASIS IN
THE SAHARA DESERT
g1'Az 8arlfvnar1 Las1 Ea-ns Ii
III QuEzri Old Marrraa.
Where French Tr811-at-
Is St-oz4g

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4 9'sr lnd 1isEnsiaa
Munlaaa Is ahas xv vrndliiuu u
4 s.s Fasnsst aelaaa,x srfmrlr SURVIVES.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30
<EIOND TROPICAL
STORM Is on NAY

Washington. S,fga st- 7'he ws1gshHr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

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az Func in a. hssass having tx-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

COATS AT $29 so.
$1,000 Values.

AAan1ssile coats, spltrsss2ly tasAvrc5 In sAe
nemcst styles ct PiusA and Faacs Mixtures. sosac
hail others full lined bag cellars 10 fasten hish
Very sEsaeisi values Ter F4sr week only. ASK 10
see shsse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

SUIT $3.50.
Values TO $4,000.

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srsasa Fls*s Man~e Maat Fnrv&e. Pekln. NAzs-
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.Aefa u1g.sall values tet taIr Nsak eEls-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

>saAs- snpael a5 Black ~asln- -Areus-
Aasan 4slalled Eun9e snrTlare irozat
fiassea5Rs 10 1las back with sro large
silver fzacklcs ahree-sas-i-r sleeves
Wl1A e eat lDrA facing ehle COLLAR and
Frsset "a BlsgHe Geprrts1ss raeversg
tIH5siAe1 with Begs'rr1a.e -5a and silver
-sssse4 Fraee.
$500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30
Sl35.00

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talsfeps Nasg spa laark saans lf b g. sgaea-aa-
ser Par week snav ri tAis rgst4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

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Is rxsAered .1I 8. ps3st IN
froni Pane a. cens&- 81
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-30

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~ CAalneie~A CHqfh. Psso pEg1A, Ten
salaaaae. Ntl4nr, Pla.h ste- All The
vau1sd hasl shades They're AZ CIT
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1Bea wiaA buste1s. Sras2s 81 fur-a
wonderful eEalee4s1G Ea5rea- Pr7pea
frean
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
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:: LEADORE !


y y - - - - - - u 4, j. \
Michael Plum surprised his family
by coming back from the war last
wednesday evening.
A welcome home party was given
last Friday night at the home of Mrs.
McFall by the hostess, Mrs. Chase
and Miss France Pierce to the over
seas boys. Philip Hays and Frank
Corrigan. The decorations were very
beautiful and refreshments and pro.
gram well planned. Everyone re.
ports u good time,
Russell Ellis and family OF Dubois
are visiting at the home of r, u. I'll.
lis.
Conrad Gilster and wife returned
wednesday from u trip to Montana.
L. IL, Lee left Tuesday for "A bus
mess trip In the east.
Mid year examinations have been
held in the high school, the last ones
being given this week at the school.
house. A number were given during
the quarantine vacation. In spltc
OF loss OF time the results have been
quite satisfactory AZ u rule.
Peter kalish was called to Arm.
stead To consult with Superintendent
wa h"toiNaS idHt. pGinE Ut
layed In returning home to Leadore
by finding the superintendent away
ut Salt Lake or Pocatello on railroad
business,
Our genial station agent was the
victim of an unfortunate accident
last week. Crossing bit Of frosty
track he slipped and fell. breaking a
boRe OF hts right forearm. lie went
immediately to Salmon where DIR.
Stratton cared for the broken bone,
We are glad to note he Is Doing we'll.
Llneolns birthday at the Archie
Mcfarland home was celebrated By
welcoming the arrival of nine.
pound boy.
The Junior class of the high school
give party In the auditorium Friday
evening In honor of the ak members
who have Just entered from the
grades.
We arc glad To note that Ralph
Burr Is out again after n few days
illness, Not the thu. however.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
Getting Rid OF Cniss

ihe easiest and quickest way tr
&c. rid OF cold Is IN take Chamber
tam Cough Remedy, This prppara
ton has been in use for many wears
anu It's value fully proven. No matter
what remedy you use. however, ears
must De- taken not to contract a sec.
ohd cold before you have r,Ncoyeres
from the iirst one. and there il ssr,
ious DANCER OF this, man OF midsls
axe or older should so 10 bed ANA
stay In bed until fully recovered !,
Is better TO stay in bed thre.e davs
III the start than three weeks Isssr
on. For sale by +, C. Hetinver Sal
mon Druggist. ADV. Gar
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
= :" = = = :. s
= MAY =
y + = J = = = = = = = = = = = = =

fsi Bartlett was in May last week
Mrs. George Meitaler and Mrs
jean Smith are visiting friends in
Salmon this week.
The dance held here Saturday
night was we'll attended BY pahsi
narol valley people.
hob shannon, who WIS in Nav ON
business during the past week, saws
ne has already cut aud hauled in uy.
or three hundred cords OF wood.
Last week Mrs. Hooper and daugh.
ter. Mrs Baker, went to Mackay Ia
meet the latter's husband. Ezra Ra.
ker. who has Just returned from
Camp Mills, y. Y.
Bin frasfe OF Ris creek attended
the May dance Saturday night.
Jimmie Quinn has been quest M
the o'Neal ranch for the past w,ek
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
LEMAl COUNTY RECORD

WASN'T that some record for Ier,hi
county TO be the 3rd out of only four
counties in the whole state of Idaho
10 reach their quota on War Say,ngs
for 1912 | am so well pleased ,hs.
| am going to give the people a fnrth.
or reduction in some lines of sroc.
cries for 20 days. March sth M esth
watch Tor our price list. II you don't
get one write for one.
Wells CASH GROCERY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-02-28
To Sell Joe Davis Property

Anton Drnjevic. administrators sd
Neruses the personal property of the
late Joe Davis to be sold. March :.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10

stage again you should. BY using IA
Dor saving devices, get in line with the
reconstruction period for tie bstter-
ment of the home and helping increase
your life, thus, this can b done now
better than at any other time - the
prices are normal now and are likely
to advance within the next six
months.
Wise men say buy now. for this
thing opportunity does net seeuRa. but
goes away empty handed Il nee an
swsred on the first call, 70 my motto
is buy now.
Now is the time to come in and hsve
= talk about the proposition Of buy
ing your labor saving devices. Price
and quality are right. also install
the convenient outlets so that these
appliances may be used in any home
satisfactorily.
CHARLES NJ. SLUssER, Electrician
Julesburg. Colorado
Office Under Citizens National Bank
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10

competitors for rendering like service.
such - candles, oil lamps, aceteylene,
and gasoline for power, and coal oil or
gasoline stoves for cooking and heat
ing. II does away with the use Of
matches and the use within the build
ing Of substances such - coal oil, and
gasoline which Of themselves impose
= greater or less fire hazard whenever
stored within the building"
Az is set forth in the foregoing dis
cussion Of the use and adaptability Of
Electricity, for the household, many
millions Of appliances are being sold
each year. Now that the war Is over
and things are getting down to normal
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10
SAFETY OF APPLICATION OF
ELECTRICITY

"Elsctricity II one Of the most co.,
vsnisat applied forms Of energy tor
household purposes and activities. 1t
Il used not only 70 i1lumfnats the hsme
bat b supply power to various small
motor driven apparatus and to supply
heat to cooking appliances and otase
small heating devices. In addition .
the great convenience and .adaptabdh-
ty Of electricity foe sueh purposes, It
has the further important advantass,
when properly used, fn increased safe
ty over many Of it, predecessors and
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10
uou cAs Uu TEL Uuo
EAvO0IE OoAcco?
As plsin . - NE q Ter
Faee-just &0Go

Smokers do not have to put tobacco
IN their pipes to find out il they. like It.
They can just rub the tobacce between
the palms a their hands and sneu It.
The nose is an infallible guide to a,ok-
ing enjoyment.
All smoking tob.ccos employ sone
fsvoeing ito improve the favour and
burning qualities of TIE lesvss". T.
quote the Encyclopedi. Britannica.
Naturally. there is considerable diGes-
ence in the kind Of tiavorines used. and
The nose quickly detects this diGeFsses.
TUXEDO Tobacco uses the pursst,
most Wholesome. and delicious a Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. And the almost
universal liking for chocolate in great
measure explains the widespsead popu-
larity Of TUXEDO Tobacco.
Carefully aged. old Bur'ey tobacco.
plus dash Of pure chocolate. gives
TUXEDO Tobacco q pure fragFaace
your nose can quickly distinguish from
any other tobacco. Try it and sc.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10
THERE is NO BEST" sILO

The question is often asked. what
silo is the best? R. w. Clark, Of the
Colorado Agricultural College. says
"There il no best silo. The surface 81
10 is more expensive than the pit 81
10, but aside from the first cost, it is
equally satisfactory. Concrete and
tiles are preferable to wood and metal.
Nearness to water or earth forma-
tions may necessitate the construction
Of \ surface silo. but cost what it will,
it is indispensable. Colorado erected
a large number Of silos in 1918, but the
number is still too low. Every agri-
cultural interest in the state should
bend its efforts to increasing our sup
ply of live stock, and the growing Of
silage crops and building Of silos
should receive special attention.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10

Service Of oils, gas. grease, tires,
tubes and patches Ut Rozsll's Services
Station.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-10

Sugar Factories
Why So Many in Foreign Countries?
% sss: :s sAs u: ': C 4:...,i G .'; ss 81
Belgium. .aou. II. Dd..... h. g factories.
Of NUM- Of /.
: s:' :s 10y ss ss e: d. A. % =. = ::
; i. =. = - ~ '
Average 20 Acre Beet Crop IL Tons Per Acre
Farmers Net Profits
The s1ar s @ sgcss sSs.s IS I'm. .s x
ce.. receipt. 20 acre. Of beet. which yi. tons p"
Beet top. farmer $1,000 per
Cost to farmer produce 20 acres b.< 5000 per ,ssooo
rrAL ----------------------,
Sugar Co. Profit on Farmers Same 20 Acre Crop
With Same Tons Yield Per Acre
Of Of
20 s.<s % '' to" s s1e 7so bags
sus,, nns :, $40 90 sas % 72o s bag g. equal sau. * 'o'0
PROFIT TO SUGAR CO 'ssooo
Wonderful Earning Capacity of Our Land Shown
by Above Example
gron net 100000
learning capacity 100000
Of the earning capacity
shoudth farmer his
his
much cash
fromth
first Buy the
r. JONES' N. D, Treasurer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

ska, nienapastowana z zewnatrz, by}aby uleczyfa
z }atwoScia swe Interchangeable, do czego dazyla juz
cd po1owy XVIII wieku>i czego dowiod}a W refor-
mic Czartoryskich r. 1854, W wiekopomnych pra-
each oSwiatowych Komisyi Edukacyjnej i W Kon-
stytucyi 3 maja, a uzupe{niwszy braki swego u
~stroju, rozciagnawszy jego dobrodziejstwa z CA
sem ma ca4y narod, sta}aby sic z szlacheckiej RE
czypospolitej stano~ej wzorowa r~epublika nowo-
cessna. Grzechy i bledy publicznego zycia, be-
wtracenia sic obcej napasci W nasze sprawy, mo-
ely byfy odwlec wysnucie ostatecznych konkluzyl
Z wspaniafych za1ozen polskiej mysli politycznej.
A ~za1ozenia tie, pozostawione warunkom swobod-
nego ~rozwoju, rozkwitajac i dojrzewajac W atmos-
ferze zdwojonej intensywnosci prac ducha ludz-
kiego, jaka p~rzyni6s} wick XIX, doprowadzi@yby
mas juz do tel pory z pewnoscia do wcielenia wzo-
rowego panstwa nowoczesnego, podobnie Jak sic
to sta}o z Anglia, ktora dzieki temu, re gwa}t ze-
~wnetrzny ME przeszkodzif jej swobodnie sic roz-
wijac, wysnu4a bezpoSrednio z acknowledgment
instytucyi i idei prawnych typ nowoczesnego pam
silva wolnosciowego i praworzadnego, ME pre-
chodzac wcale przez ,,szko}e" absolutyZmu.
MyS polityczna nasZego narodu skrystallzo-
wa}a sic W po1owie XIV wieku. Odtad pocze4a Cd
dzielnem p}ynaG korytem W por6wnaniu z przewa-
INA czescia Europy. Ten moment wezmiemy tez "a
punkt wyjscia do naszkicowania obrazu, kt6ry po-
przez wzrost upadek polskiej potegi panstwoweJ,
wsr6d nier6wnego poziomu duchowej i moralnej
wartoSci pokolen, wsrod licznych zmian a zwlasz-I
CA wynaturzeh W szczeg64ach, pozosta} W zasad-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
DO WIADoMOScIi

wsEySoktch hteresantow B~aJzprSe3-
I'D Drosimy . D-rsestrseSanis PoRA4-
Esyeh wskaESwekt
Bfuxa AdnnAafsSra<y1 aasEeJ twart
- prEs1 dEien cRly Cd EOdsiny S-mej
waRa DO 7t6o ~wtecEoFen - CO dniR, 9
WYJatkdem niedGtsl 4 SSSfSf kraJOUyeha
DbOwtREutRcych.
Earssdea Ptsma nHs1eSo RrzyJ11Je
mtsreSant6w GO dntI W GOD2ISACH
POPoLUDNIOwYCH cd 2-EieJ do 5-t~1
- . wYjatkien SOb6t
RsdnkeJa ala IntereEanfow otr0FtH
heaR w GODZlNA.CH RANNHCH
= on GoDzINY 1880 Do GoDZINT
n ESoy Do pOladniu tyL&o IA EpSSyaIRS
Redakt0r Nacselny prEyJmuJe Inte-
FesaRtSM rYLKO Pc GODLINIE 1o-teJ
PRzED PObUDNIEM-
UprasEa ste o Ie n~O&nOari Us1eIkis
UpraVy n Eakafvtac PISEM-
ME, DO mn konwersaeys dhuEtS ME ma-
my cxasug tyukO ~ HPraUR-h sEczeRot-
u~teiEEeJ vns1, OsObistyeh, lub ME daJa-
eych sic EaEaSwte EWieAls - drosa kO-
re~SpOndeReyt prosiny JaWIs sic os0-
htseie, znchowuJRe nm uHglSd1i<, Ee o.
koIo EodEiny 1I-feJ ERmykamJ gar t.
wszyscy naJbardkdeJ Jeste4my Wtedy
E~AtrudnieaL-
weaO, aby pIsan CZYTELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASzYNlE, ME
LaTT sCIsLTWIE I TYLk0 Ma JE-
LsEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
aGA4A GAWOEy yAAlEAOANACA hAc hAAyg
bye OSlOsEone, ~pOchfania je kOsS
FedakeyJnyI iesi pOERdHne 80 do ENEro-
ta, W raEie ME SEEOEzeaia, nale&T 70
WYRAENIE ZAZNACLYC I zALAC8YC
ENACZEK POCzTowY Ma EWRoTNA
PREEsYLKE.
Eadnyeh komupiknt0v do oEfOSsenIa
ale nnleky DrAesyfac na kartkaeh od-
kry1yehs ZADNYCH r ME PRLYJ-
NIUE SIG K0aUHIkACYI TELEFo-
ETCzNYCH - ehybn ~ wJjRtkowych
wypadkRchI r0wnie& OEloAzen, dOtye8S-
Kyoh ruehu W tOwarEystUach teleGOnk-
ozais ME prKyJmutemJ.
waSeLhds oEfOsSenia naleAa DO DH1a-
IN OEloaESh " Adminlstracyi tam A1a
4 niemi HvxrnerG nRle&y.
POdEfekOyyania - WSZELKIEGO re-
anA3u, RE2OLUCYE zALODNE, POLL
FYCBEB Q L - hnlsEs do D1Aalu ogiO-
nss6.
Wu1eUdS &oPSspondeneTe, HnWiAd0-
eH1enka 4 { - musza bye pOdp1sane -
Rafnaw nazWfskiem wraS = adresem pts
naeegol beEtnleRnych, lub podpiSanych
ROmy6lnik1em, RlbO wresEcis a10wezn
Ik0altet" - komunikacyt, ni koreS-
hUndenoy1 ME saniesEcEamy.
H~faaOvvcao ME oEfsskauy zADNYCH
G0ALOW1, AMI wyeieesek, lub .pIkRi-
k6wS, UkzADLANYCH w HIEDzIELE-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
Amerykaiska AdministaCya Ratunkowa
-- Fundusz ola Dzieci Europejskich.
american Relief Administration, European Children Relief Fund.-
HERBERT HOOVER, CHAIRMAN.
IFS BROADWAY, NEW YORK, CITY.


81, 300, 900 miesiecznie. Wobec
wielkiego niedostatku panujacego
teraz w Polsce, a ktory panowac
bedzie niezawodnie jeszcze przez
jaki rok co najmniej, Amerykan-
ska Administracya Ratunkowa ola
Dzieci Europejskich przysposabia
sic nadzorowac akcye ratunkowa
dla dzieci w Polsce ma obecna ska
le przez Gala nadchodzaca zine.
Porucznik Pate, ktory mia3 mad
zor mad akcya ratunkowa ola
dzieci w Polsce cd kwietnia Dr.,
co tylko wrocif do New Yorku z
Warszawy, Oswiadcza on, re maj
powazniejszem i acknowledgement
zadaniem Amerykanskiej Admin
stracyi Ratunkowej w tel chwili
Jest ratowanie dzieci w Polsce, a
sprawl, ma ktora we wszystkich
c~zesciach Polsh n~ajbardziej male
gano i proszono 60, ably sic MIA jak
rajpredzej zajai, jest zaopatrzenie
dziatwy polskiej W odziez i obu-
vie. z ca1ego miliona dzieci W
Polsce, kt6re juz opieki re strony
Administracyi Ratunkowej donna
ia, maio ktore posiada trzewiki, a
odziez ich jest tax marina, re
smiertelnosc skutkiem przeziebie-
MIA bedzie z pewnoscia nader wy
soka tel zimy, jeieli odziez z "a
granicy ME nadejdzie. Go gorsza,
jezeli dzieci ME beda miafy do
statecznej odziezy i trzewikow, to
ME beda mogfy chodzic codzien
do publicznych swoich kuchni, a
w takim razie Gala organizacya
kuchni, ktora z takim mozo4em
utworzona zostaia w toku ostat-
mich hlku miesiecy, podupadnie.
Jestesmy pewni, re PREY szcze-
EN- wspofdziaianiu polskich orga
nizacyi istniejacych W Ameryce,
ia masa nieszczesliwych dzieci
W Polsce bedzie mogla pobierae
nietylko swoj chleb powszedni, a
lie otrzyma tez odzienie obuwie
tax bardzo i'm ~potrzebne tel Ii
my. Nasza warszawska misya po-
leca przyjecie systemu oracyi" &C.
lem zaspokojenia potrzeby odzie-
MIA W Polsce, to macy, re kazde
dziecko miafoby otrzymac po je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14

Wizye niewzruszonych przez dfugi czas dogmatoW
szko1y krakowskiej i podwazy}y slepe do mich Eau
FAME. Wsr6d gromadzenia i naukowego przygo-
%towywania zrode} wSr0d prac mad poSzczegolnemi
~ziawiskami i od}amkami czasu, ME mogfa bye Je-
szcze wykonana nova wielka ~synteza dziej6W Pol
ski. Jednakze juz dis dis wfaSnie szczegolnie
iasno i wyraznie - wiemy, re z rumiencem ME
wstydu, lecz dumy, mozemy patrzec ma przemie-
+rzona dotad wieEka droge narodowej przeszfoSci.
'Wsr6d wichru o~lbrzymich FREEMAN dzieJowych,
wobec ogromnego tetna, jakiem uderzyfo 1ono zie-
mi, wobec ogromnego rozsypywania sic W gruzy
.starych form, gdy Bastyle padaja, a niesmiertel-
ny dreszcz pozadania wolnosci p}ynie przez Milo
ny serc ludzkich, nowego nabiera oSwietlenia to,
co sic - nieodczytanie ~jeszcze W cafej rozclagtoScl
- zawar{o w rocznikach naszych dziejow, to, "a
coSmy pokoleniami cafemi marli wsr6d niewymo-
wnych cierpien. w g1ebokiej prawdzie zarysowuje
sic pred nam fakt, re Polska by}a ,wielka RE
cza", re instytucye ~publiczne iidee, jake rozwlne-
Ia w SVEN d4ugiem zyciu a kt6re wybi1y ma niej
tax odrebne neutrality-suspicious. pietno, oparte by
}y ma niewsp6}czesnie smia}ych i wzniosfych kon-
cepcyach dziejowych, kt6re W ~istotnej tresci swej
zachowa1y dotad notwithstanding wartosc.
Zadaniem n~iniejszej piracy bedzie przedstawic
pokr6tce najwazniejsze przejawy polskiej mysli
dzieiowej. Me bedziemy tn wchodzic W praktycz-
ne b}edy i grzechy Rzeczypospolitej, kt6rych ME
brak: PREY ocenie najgiebszych, p~odstawowych
zasad, jakiemi kierowala sic dusza polityczna ma
szej o~jczyzny, znaczenie ich jest podrzedne. Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-14
Do p. Jana F. Smulskiego,
Prezesa Polskego Wydzia}u
Narodoueoo - Chicago. III

Prezesa Polskego Wydzialu
Narodowego - Chicago, III.
Drogi panic Smulski:
Ma skutck rozmowy, ktora Pan
mia1eS Z porucznikiem Pate re
nina, i ma panskie zyczenie Pisze
ten list, celem podania informa-
cyl W sprawie piracy ratunkowej
ola dzieci, podjetej teraz W Pol
see, re Observation-Disclosures A
mcrykanskiej Admiuistracyi Ra-
tunkowej, Funduszu ola dzieci
europejskich.
w kwietniu zeszfego roku pan
Hoover wszczaf agitacye "a ratio
waniem dzieci w odnoSnych kra-
jach europejskich. gdzie Amery-
kanska Administracya Ratunko--
wa prowadzila swe operacye.
Osmiastu amerykanskch Office
row wspoidziaiaio z Polska Ad-
ministracya, ably zorganizowae
akcye ratunkowa ola dzieci w
kazdej dzielnicy Polski. Organi--
zacya ia rosia nieustannie, a te-
raz million dzieci dostaje dziennie
strawe w publicznych kuchniach
: zakiadach ola dzieci w Polsce.
Przeszfo 200 komitetow oddaje
sic tel piracy, a kazdy z tych ko-
mitetow pokrywa potrzeby cd je-
dnego do dziesieciu Mast. Oko-
10 10000 doros}ych, g}ownie %
chotnikow i ochotnic, zajmuje sic
ia praca W Polsce.
Podlug planu ustawionego ola
zywienia dzieci w Polsce, kazde
dziccko otrzymuje dziennie sta1a
racye, czyli porcye, ziozona z ma
stepujacych sk1adnikow:
60 gram6w maxi, 80 gramow
zgeszczonego mleka, 20 gramow
ryzu, 20 gramow grochu, 15 gra-
NOW tluszczu, 10 gramow cukru
i 5 gramow czekolady (kakao).
To dale moznost DANA kazde-
mu dziecku jednego pozywnego
obiadu dziennie, a artyk1fy obje-
te ty1n spisem kosztuja okoio 6
centow, wiec koszt zywienia kaz-
diego dziecka wynosi $1.8O miesie
cznie. Przeto koszt zywienia die
CT w samej Polsce wynosi oko}o