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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

p. G. Jacobson, of the we'll known
Reliance Die and Stamping Company,
is one Of Chicago's most successful
business men and public-spirited citi.
Zens.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Secretary OF state Louis l. Hmmsr.
son Is making . nne record and many
friends BY the able and ef'icient man.
nor in which no conducts his great
ONCE.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

James NJ. Whalen, the popular young
Democratic leader, is being urged by
his many friends to become candi.
date for Democratic committeeman
from the Sixth ward. He will be
elected II he makes the race.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Michael J. Faherty's friends are
legion in their desire to see him rep
resent the Ninth District in the Re
publican National Convention.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

John Powers mas Always served the
people well as alderman from the
Nineteenth ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Amos c. Ryan. the popular presi.
dent Of the Central Transfer COM
pany, stands high with the theatrical
profession. The prosperous company,
OF which he is the head. does vir-
tually all Of the theatrical transfer
work in Chicago and you never hear
q kick about lost trunk or any other
article OF baggage.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Sheriff Charles w. Peters is max.
Ing good record.
\sHA
Calvin II, Craig, the able president
OF the Mechanics & Traders State
Bank, deserves great credit for the
we'll deserved popularity OF that big
West Side institution.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

At all leading reliable gents fur
nishing stores can be found the Elgir
Made Shirt the shirt that possesses
the quality appeal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

h Siss1 .. E r.ssss- TsSs: sessss:
Y hatlona state ysns soe =, sS,.
.ieipsls State, coGuty and san:
60 ssrais In pubic ne, 70 clean
baseball and Sports,. ard 70 she
sySI.;atie9 p e.nssN !nicsinnssion
nerefsi and Political
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Coroner Peter NJ. Hoffman is al
ways alert in looking after the IN
terests OF the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

w. b. Garlic is giving general sat.
isfaction as postmaster OF Chicago.
His successful handling of this great
and important office reflects great
credit upon the national administra-
ton. The public is well satisfied and
Mr.. Carlile's ability and courtesy have
won for himself and President Wilson
many words of commentator.
Ivan d. Koukoff, the we'll known
money broker and steamship agent, 10
a leader on the West Side. He would
make good county commissioner.
George l.. Schein is one of the ablest
and most highly respected members
of the Chicago bar. His many friends
would like to see him on the bench.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

John II. Mack, the chief deputy
county clerk, is a credit to County
Clerk Sweitzer and an efficient officer
Of whom the people are proud.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Clarence 8. barrow 10 always the
friend of the poor and the downtrod.
den and no one stands higher at the
bar.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

George l.. Schein, the able lawyer
would make fine Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

One Of the most interesting stores
in the city to visit is that OF Karl
Mayer & Company, in the North
American building, SO South State
street. Men go there for service
dental and shaving creams, and wom-
en- for the prize baby soap and a
grand line OF toilet articles.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

The city department OF gas and cleo
tricity never was in better hands thar
It is now. william G. Keith, the
commissioner, is an able. honest, and
progressive man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

Charles Krutckoff is one Of the
most popular members of the Board
OF Assessors. He always looks after
the people g interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
I1NItI.NiDItI

Miss bona Patterson entertained
[ her sunday school class al her home
/ Thursday evening, There were IA
girls present and the time passed
away pleasantly hy playing games
t ana music refreshments being served
by tho hostess
The Methodist people gave q re-
| Iccption at tho.r church Friday eve
ihing for the returned sold.,rs and
sailors.
The reception given nt the prcshv.
terrain church "Wednesday TO AN Ir.
| turned soldiers and sailors Wa "A
most enjoyable occasion \ program
was given and refreshments served.
The church was filled with people
and the boys In their uniforms added
"A military touch to the scene.
Thursday afternoon At o. O'Clock
In the parlors OF the Scquoyah hotel
a quiet wedding took place Witnessed
only by Il few friends MIR. Albert
Hddady Of tldrrmurc was married
10 Miss Lola Morris ~ Gerard. Kan.
10y Rev r. NJ. Hunter OF the Irsi
Baptist church. soon after the Ccrc-
muny they LEFT for Short honey
moon In tho south. after which they
VIII return 10 this city and make
their home.
Mrs. g. T., Godhey entertained the
Merry Go Round club Friday after
noon.
Miss Wanctta Lowcry OF Muskogec
spent the week end in the city with
her cousin. Miss Willie Mae Wyche
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dewey Dobson "
'oucyville, Kan, spent sunday with
his parents. Mr., and Mrs ". j Dob
rOu.
Miss Mamie Mitchell Of this city
was married Friday evening In Tulsa
at the Majestic hotel, to MIR. Frank
browning OF that place. by Rev. G..
w Kerr Of the Presbyterian church.
They viii make their homo In Tulsa
after the schools close here. aa tho
bride IL one OF the teachers OF the
Academy school
Miss olive Theeson entertained
with an s O'Clock birthday dinner
Tuesday evening in honor of nor
guest M!ss Maurine Miller OF Boone
vile, Ind. Those present were Missc.,
sylvia GrIswold. Thcodusla Webh
Esther Theoson and Rruncr
Mrs. W 6. Katcs entertained the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

all OF the ladies' classes of tho clty
we're present
Miss Myrtle RingHcuherg had as
her guests Thursday Misses Emery
Nhtscnhunt, Emma Pearson and
iltlei Tlpp Of Ouhgih
Mrs i f GoditrJ OF Enid .s visit
ing hcr parents. MI ana Mrs " IT.
\auutla.
Miss Vera Patterson icrt Friday
Tor an extended visit with her Sister,
Mis- Ernpsl Humphrey uf Mi0ui
MisS sue Siysuu returned Thursday
from oklahoma CIp. where she
went As a delegate to the East ana
West oklahoma Epworth League
conference.
MIR and MrS " II kelley gave
a birthday supper IN honor Of her
father, Joe Mcpherson, IL being his
11th birthday All report u JoiD
time
Miss ursse rius OF this city and
Mr Elrl Wlungiou were married IN
Tulsa Wednesday they viii mako
their future home ia Tulsa
Mrs N = Carter entertained tho
Christian Ala Thursday at Rn all.
day working At noon "A dinner was
served ana the day was spent In
quilting
Mrs Alice NJ Gross spent Thurs
da, 100 Tulsa win friends
Mrs Vera Austin returned Friday
from a NH.t with relatives Ia Joplin,
Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

Episcopal gutld at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs Frank Hrlscoe and son
. Charles lcft Sunday Tor Lttlc Rock.
Ntk.. to join Mr lr.SCoe. who IS do.
!ng Y. NJ. G. a work IN the camps
there.
Mr. and Mrs W = Johnston are
spending a few days IN Kansas CITY,
Mo. rhig week
Mrs r. NJ Hunter went 10 okla
homa tly Thursday 20 spend week
with relatives.
Mrs q - DAVIS. Miss Mary Ella
DAVIS Mrs q q. diIN less Mrs T. n
i'ghlncr, Mrs T. W Ilol,zcudorff
ana Mrs &. n Uol'2rniurN went TO
Iulsh Wednesday to hear Alma
GluCk.
The quest club held buffet
luncheon AZ the home OF MrH " T..
Johnston Tuesday afternoon when
plans Tor the wurl, for the coming
yoar were q .sCusscd
Ilr. ~ " kahu returned Tuesday
from visit with his daughter Mrs
7 g. Du,kwurfh OF san Antonio.
Texas
Mn W /. Moore. MIR and Mrs.
sam NoEuIhui Mr ana Mrs u T..
\"guIhUt ut NOwttI spent Monday
Sew Era movement uf the rresby
icrAn church
Mrs - " church ana Mrs J W
IardgrhNrS went to Sapulpa Monday
TO attend the Wuodman circle con
Ncuiun
Mrs Il A wood il enjoying a visit
from Mrs. f. II Sellers OF Morrilton,
ARK
Mrs II,IIG kaho and son Howard
returned Monday from IA visit Win
relatives In Topeka Kan.
Mr. aud Mrs Eurlcy Hvrd have
moved To- Bartlcsyillc to make their
homo.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Boyd went
TO Norman Saturday to attend
mocung of The = A. : fraternity.
Mrs \ Is. Ross entertained the
Home Economics club at her home
Friday afternoon some 20 members
being present The following new
members wor" taken in: Mrs W. r.
sunday. Mrs George Fcozcll Mrs W.
J. Johnston and Mira Leo \. Moore.
Mrs Rhca Oppcnhcimer Of okla
homn Cl'y returned 10 mr. home
Monday after spending few days In
the city Win Mr. ana Mrs. $. II. Bur
gcss
C'M Bailey was hostess In card
party Friday evening At his home.
SIX handed pltch was enjoyed and a
fruit course served.
one or the most pleasant affairs
of the week was the entertainment
given hy the ladies of the Christian /
Sunday school Tuesday evening whom ,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
RtIiTIIcSkIJIyIc.

No - ~ Smith ~, I,,n IT,
was ,tsI,n- 49, .tt,a oi,,, ~. -,
week tho cpast =, ~ t,,eods '"' P""'
Nil, N1mdo Iondon a., uIc.,
KIN ,o,rrn., 49,, ,,,. ,,, go,
or thc Sr"l ur,a,, scyer,I - nr's,,
in fhe civ The rTos, -, ~ a,S
Nrs a T. N,cr,,I,,on,
Mrs II,,oI h,s No. bo- ..,
This yyock MIS- Ni,hni cr,I,h -, g.,
ford Kan W ''''''
Nisa Icdn, 1ho,rso, I. ooL
end visitor /, crrard E,, uI,oso
she 90 the l1,,s, ~ rc',,i,,o., ard
friends
Mis-. E,,ro c,,,lsho,r,, r,. 49,.
rucst mi. we,L Mrs UIanrno M,
',csa az 1,,,sa
Mrs Of Rice had ,s b.- c,..,
tina ~ :, ,',' -, ~, ,' o' -
I,Nother az freedom, Kan 100 '"' d
Mr. ana Mrs AZ - Novso,, ho,.o
os their guests mis- week Nr nm,
Mrs 7 NJ Ne,Isnr y, r,r,o, ,t'a
Mrs Lewis Tinkcr has a, bcr
r.u,st Mr. N Allan, ~
dssh, KIM
NJ Sch,o,.o. ~, s,f.-,.
house y, arrived =, eva c,,,. ~,
oarIy ra,t ot ,bo noel. onI ,,.I,,
main h"ro ,ndeg,,t,of,.N ,,.''n ~ W."
hand who il nssocj,tc1 w,t, ,h,
n,rti,syillc Nh g. grn,r,, ~, '''
Mr. and Mrs Lr,nL pbl,,,s an,
Mfr ana Mrs l. + ph,lIns nnd Ntrs
G. & ,,l,rk wcrc ,.,sitnr, Ia L.,nsos
CITY tho o,rr, mr., or ,,,o ,,',,I,
Mrs " - R,xtc- b,.J
pu.st Tnaeday ,rI Ucdno.j,.
thIs yook Mr. ~ Hra.,,,,, ~,
Arkors,s CIV All, ''''' W
Nrs NJ Uorr y.,s c,lros >, C,,,
bor, cIt, Tuoad.,,. n,, a,l,,,,,' ~ ~ "a.
death or he, ,nn,bcr NJ. ''
An ,ft,jr ~ ,nc ,,s, ,...,' n.y.
dance riycn hv the - sa,.Io.,. 90 .
No r7Ls cIuhronn, rho n,u na.
cl,hnrnto,y Jccnr,to, tor ,h. oa
sion and daintv rcfro.brcn,. uo.o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

Sarah Baidrldge in Tulsa Nednes-
day
Mrs. Mayhew kelghly. OF Isabel,
Kan. IL the guest OF her brother
ln-Iaw ana family, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. kciEhiy
Misses Dorothy Tay tur and Mar
gucrite Phillips. chaperoncd by Mrs.
w T. Loucks, attended the concert
by Madame Gmck NJ Convention
hall TN Tulsl Wedncsdaylnlght
Mrs. collins Weluh and Mrs c. G.
Cantreu spent Thursday In Tulsa
Mrs Jack Smith was hostess 10
the matrons Of the Fhkusc club as
well as several additional guests
Wednesday afternoon Bridge was
played during the afternoon and Mrs.
G. q. Taylor ana Mrs. NJ r. Shum-
ard, who reached top score, were
presented with "A handsome oriental
KIT.
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>ocialSide of State


-
80, ,s,hl,r returned sunday
M.' 800 , weeks visit with rela'
@ In p,WcN Okla, ana I'l''
H.I H,,.. r. s white and her cousin
-, 4. Ilorucr departed Monsny
a. nora. wells, Tex WheIe 'ns,
...ni a month Tor Nhe oe"'i''
y" ,,,' formers health.
81 ,,.- ,- T. T.. BSzc entertained u
- Young girls saturday an %
H-.. .u farewell compliment W
cru yt's'H.rr Lillian, as he family
" ,n leave for BartlesVil!e TO
10 o. thr.r home. n... .,.
",G, and Mrs, II. G. Burnett spe"S
NJ. i,. and "Wednesday IN okIh-
h',I' h',,. and Mrs w. A Wise arrived
,i,ully for an extended VISIT
4, >cv York ciiy, , A..
" v,. n T.. Allison returned Mon
fro. 4 visit with relative" u
,I''1lIa Rock. Ark, and Tahleqnah'
o",' ovr. r.1u Martin, OF Little Rock,
..a guest Of her mother ana
I'm. Mrs Alice Gardner and
,,s D. Bhkcmore visited nj the
Mr. and Mrs. Is, G. Burne.t
Moudus ,,,,.o .,ior,,t,od
.tn'., 10 guests with an O'CLOCK
H,,.,r. AZ, tho Harvey house MONDAY,
rnror..e Mrs Edward NJ. Breitung'
~ \u, York city a dinner wa"
..,-,,4 carving out the color scheme
~, r.H and WHITE. An orchestra fur
,.s',.I .u..-.r during the evening. The
n.,l.,r .,,s followed by a dance at
Inc E.ba club.
"A, and Mrs. A. u Frarshan and
,,r Nathaniel Of MarcnEo, Ia. are
n. r.,as ~ MT and Mrs. !. j.
u.Yrl. j. -. Brown, OF Iaverne,
,., ... visiting at the home or
,rs.~ .g...r. Mrs. II VI. Harton.
..#.I U.rr ny the illncai OF their
wa.F,r. Mrs Jennie Rule.
Ne H R Page, OF Bristow,
,,,uI friends here Tuesday,
N.4. N,ra Taggcrt was the guest
r, f.,r8r m Tulsa Wednesday.
Nr and Mrs. r. j. O'Rourke spent
TUESDAY hero as the guests OF Mr..
and Mr- j T. Murphy
Mrs Walter Bofdird returned
home Monday nlChtirom months
VISTA. u.g old home IN Pittsburgh,
Pa
Mr and Mrs y y. LIcrd arrived
home Tuesday from 81 Petershnrg,
Via where ,hcy visited fcIatIvcs.
MruanI Mrs FLOYD Foster. OF In
dependence. kan, Mr.. and Mrs A.
FLconor ~ Parsons, Kan and VII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

WASlilNGrON, March 49, - A
business conference for the exchange
Of ylcws on postal problems and dis
,uHsiun OF steps do improve and cN-
tcud the mi.l service wA4 called to-
day 10y the puWuricr department TO
meet IN Washington Npril TO 3.
Invitations were extended to ~ post
mdH,crS ut puyIpul citirs ana rep
Tccnta'iVts uf 10 large firms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

afternoon tea was served by the
EoStesscs
\ largo crowd attended the y NJ
{, a forum Sunday afternoon. and
heard IA musical program given hv
the choir Of the First Christian
church Mi and Mrs. GUY Thomas
are weekend visitors in Kansas
t'lfV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Thirty.IYfh Goes to Funston.

TOPEKA, Kan, March lb.-Con-
Nrcssman T.. g Little of the second
district hore today stated that he has
received definite official Information
that the 35th division Will bc Como,
bIllzed at Camp Funston
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10

Barcia, ziozylismy wizyte guber-
natorowi Stanu Massachusetts,,
p. Coolidge, burmistrzowi mia
sta Bostonu, p. Petersowi i Sc
natorowi Stanow Zjednoczonych
p. Walsh. Uwazan, re sprawl
Polska zyska ma tenn, iezeli sic o
niej przypominac bedzie osobi--
stosciom ~wpiywowym. Guberna-
tor Coolidge wydai proklamacye
o Dniu Polskim. "a co mu w imie
niu Wydzialu Narodowego" zso-
zylem podziekowanie. w odpo-
wiedzi g%ubernator zapewnif de-
legacye Polska, re Jest i chce bye
przyjacielem Polakow.
Burmistrz Peters przyja} dele
gacye z otwartemi rekoma / "a
pewnii mas, re sprawl polska go
zywo i~nteresuje, uwaza tez soble
to "a wielki zaszczyt. re INA O.
sobiscie Paderewskiego.
Nowo obrany Senator Walsh
przyjal mas nadzwyczaj serdecz-
ME. Z MIN omawialiSmy sprawe
polska dosyc szeroko; wysluchai
wszystkiego z uwaga, a pomie-
dry innemi, rzekl: Il am heart
and soul with Poland. | want to
be the champion of your great
cause"
Wieczorem, odbyliSmy konfe-
rencye z tamtcjszym Komitetem
Obywatelskim, a w nocy WYE
chaliSmy do iNowego Yorku,
gdzie ma mnie czekai p. Smulskl
i gdZie zalatwilismv wazne spra-
wy, tyczace sic wysyiki zywno-
sci do Polski.
Z Nowego Yorku poiechalismy
do Waszyngtonu, gdzie by&o du-
20 spraw do zaiatwienia w roz-
maitych dcpartamentach rzqdo-
wych Bedac .zmuszony zatrzy-
mac sic przez niedziele. udalem
sic jeszcze do Baltimore, gdzie
wygiosiicm try mowv ma rzccz
Dziesiecio-milionowego Fundu--
szu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
" ChWi|i NajWIe.
kszej Narodowej
Potrzeby.
M WYCHODZTWA
OLA POLSKI.

Gdyby Wychodztwo tutelsze
poprzestalo jedynie ma solldar-
mem poparciu mySli narodowej,
zawartej W prote5cic ulozonym
przez Paderewskiego przeciw de-
kretowi obydwoch cesarzy z dnia
$50 listopada, 1916, byAoby to juz
samo przez sic olbrzymia zaslug2,
gdyz protest ten w sprawie pol
skiej zasadniczy sprawl przelom
i zar6wno Stany Zjednoczone, jak
! Aliantow ola mas pozyskaN.
Atoli w zorganizowanej przez
Wydzi9I Narodowy akcyi dafo
Wvchodztwo znacznie wieceJ. o.
no dalo takze powazne i zwraca-
jace ogolna uwage czyny patryo-
tyczne.
Pierwszym z tych czyn6w by}o
zastosowanie sic do obowiazkow
rzetelnego sprzymierzehca wobcc'
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Da}o
wiec Wychodztwo zwyz 100000
rekruta dobrowolnego, daAo draft
regularly, olbrzymi stosunkowo
udzial w kampaniach znaczkow
oszczednoSci i bond6w wolnoscio"
wych i we wszystkich aktach
wskazanych specyalnemi potrze-
bami Wuja Sauna, wypfywajacy-
mi z udziaiul Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych w wojnie Swiatowej,
Drugim czynem byl udziai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10

przerwai mi slowy Yes, that is
true. Widocznem bylo z jego
twarzy, tonu mowy, re to PREY
pomnienie zrobiio mu przyjem-
nose.
Pc mem przemowieniu prezy-
dent wyrzeki: Il am deeply
touched by this greeting and
tribute. You are too generous.
What l did for Poland was based
on the appreciation of the justice
of the cause. My faith in Poland,
my desire to aid Poland has
never waivered. l will do all l
can for Poland" Potem wreczy-
lem mu bukiet storczykow cd
Polek ola jego zony. Odebrawszy
kwiaty, rzekl: Those are my
.wife's most favorite flowers.
Aren't they beautiful But 5ou
are too generous. Gentlemen, l
thank you'll" Przyczem jeszcze
rag usciska} reke kazdego Z de-
legatow ma pozegnanie.
Zawsze wierzylem w szczera
przyjazn prezydenta Wilsona ola
Polski, ale teraz iestem Jeszczc
silniej w wierze tel utwierdzony.
lego przyjazh i ~dziafalnoSc ola
sprawy polskiej ME pochodza z
samolubnych pobudek. nj z wy
rachowan politycznych ola Sta
now Zjednoczonych, lecz Z pc
czucia czystej sprawiedliwoSci.
Bezsprzeczuie, on sam jedcn -
re wszystkich przedstawicieli
panstw stoi ma takim Diedestale.
Zaiste, sprawl Polski ME mogla-
by bye W lepszych rekach.
Przyjecie naszei Delegacyi
przez prezydenta bylo ola mas
wielkiem odznaczeniem. zwiasz-
GA gdy sic rozwazy, &c wszyst-
kich Delegacyi razcm byio S.,
nasza byIa jedyna ktora dostapi-
Ia tego zaszczytu prGcz jedncj
jeszcze delegacyi - niewiast.
Dalej mowil p. Piotrowski:
Korzystajac Z pobytu w Bo-
stonie Delegacyi, ktora sic ska
dala pr6cz mnie z ksiezy Zmijew-
skiego, Syskiego, majora Wag-
nera, adwokata Welzanta, ]. C..
White'a i redaktora Franciszka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-10
PiOtrOWsk 0 DeIegacyi
POIskisj " BOstOnie.

Z okazyi wyjazdu \ prezesa
Zjednoczenia, p. n. L. Piotrow-
skego do Bostonu dokad byI
wydelegowany przez Wydzial
Narodowy ma przyjecie prezy-
denta WilSona, reprezentant
Dziennika Chicagoskiego popro-
sil go o skreSlenie osobistych wy
razen, jake odni6si PREY spotka-
niu sic z tym wielkim przyjacie-
lem naszego narodu. Ma zapyta-
,Nie to p Piotrowski odrzeki: -
,Naprzod chce zaznaczye, re po-
czytuje sobie "a nadzwye<aj
wielki przywilej, zem miai IA
Szczegolny honor W imieniu Pc
lonii Amerykanskiej przywitac
tego, ma ktorego dis ca}y SWAT
patrzy 2 wiara, zaufaniem i ma
dzieja, gdyz Cd niego w najwiek-
szcj mierze, szczeScie, hub ME
sZczeScie p~rzysziych pokoleh
wSzystkich narodow Swiata "a
ley a wiec i przyszloSc Polski.
TAX szczerym go nigdy ME Wi
dziaiem! Oblicze jego jaSniaio Cd
SzczeroSci ! widocznem byio, re
byi W nadzwyczaj dobrym hui
morze. Mniej niz pol godziny
przedtem wielka move wy
giosii, ma pytanie, jake sam
Stawii s}uchaczom, czy So z MIN
ma stanowisku, ktore zajal w
sPrawie PolSki i jej ~przysziego
loSu; jake odpowiedz odebral
hucznc oklaski. Wobec tego
szczeSliwcgo zbiegu okolicznosci
spotkanic D~ele9acyi Polskiej mu
sialo wywrzcc ma MIN przyjemne
wrazenic. Okazai on to goracymi
uSciskami rak, jakimi przywital
kazdego Z czionkow De1egacyi.
Gdy w mem krotkiem przemo-
wieniu wspomniaiem, re uznanie
przez niego Rzeczpospolitej Pol
skicj wypadio akuratnie W rocz-
nice lego deklaracyi W Senacie
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, re Pol
ska ma bye wolna, Prezycent
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] IVY l NiliOPNS pussy, DAl
sko 10000 ochotnika do armii
polskiej we Francyi, glebokie ma
.Aliantach wywari wrazenie.
Pozatem byfa akcya ratunkowa
Wychodztwa ola Polski. Przynio-
sla ona w skladkach i ofiarach do
Generalnego Komitetu Ratunko-
wego w Szwajcaryi stad przesy--
}anych "a czas Cd poczatku akcyi
ratunkowej do zgonu Sp. Henry
ka Sienkiewicza zwyz $5,C00.0o0,
d drugim peryodem az do chwili
obecnej, okolo $2,0OO,OO0.
w tel ostatniej sumie jest juz
suma 81 900, 900 w~yplacona przez
Wydziai Narodowy ma pierwszy
ladunek okretowy z zywnoScia do
Polski.
Wydziaf Narodowy z duma mo
re ma to wskazaG, re zadna naro-
dowoSc tax powaznej sunny odra-
zu ma zakupno zywnoSci ME dala.
Fakt ten przyczynl sic do rozbu-
dzenia ~wiekszego zainteresowa-
lila wSr6d Amermykanow ola
sprawy wyzywicnia Polski.
! Pc tel dopiero p~rzcsyfcc, jak
zapewnia} p. Walcott, wystqpi}
Hoover, szcf amerykaiskiego de-
partamentu zywnoSci, Z szerszym
ola Polsii planem.
To niewqtpliwic skfoni}o take
prezydenta Wilsona do zalecenia
kongresowi uchwalcnia ma odzy-
wianie az do zniwa oswobodzo--
nvch Narod@w stu milion0w dola-
row, to byio icdnym Z waznych
argumentow ola kongrcsu PREY
uchwalaniu tel ustawy. Wic1ny,
&c ponce Standw Zjcdnoczo-
nych dochodzi juI istotnic do
Polski. a Wvdziai N~arodoWv
dzieli W TEN n~ictylIo zasIuge i
nicyatywy, aic i zaSIuge oiiarne-
60 czynu.
Zapocz2tkowalo take Wycho-
dztwo Pomoc ola armii w kraju i
ola dziatwy mlcka pozbawioncj,
4 dalcj dla armii poIskicj we
Francyi ! rodak6w IA Wychodz-
twic W Europic.
L kasy Wydzialu Narodowego
wyslano ma tc cclc zwyz $780,
600, &c skladek i oiiar pod zna+
klein .,Bia}cgo Krzyza" $2j0,000,
podczas gdy dalszq akcya w tych
kicrunkach zajmujc sic Sekcya
Ratunkowa Polck PREY Wydzialc
Narodowym.
Ma wszystkie te cclc tworzyIo
Wychodztwo specyalne fundu-
SIC iak fundusz Grunwaldzki, 5gO
Maja, fundusz i'm. Hcnryka Sicn-
hicwicza, az w~rcszcic zdObyio sic
IA Gym wiekopomny zarazcm
wielKi akt narodOwej dojrza}oSci,
uchwalajqc ma Scjmic Wychodz-
twa Pol>kiego w Detroit, Mich.
stale opodatkowanie i dziesiccio-
milionowy dar narodowy.
Wybitni scnatorowie i kongrcs-
mani byli zdziwieni tax wspania-
lynn czynem Polak6w, o kt6rych
zawszc s}yszcli, re to ubodzy 70
botnicy. ,.Dowod to niespozyty
- mowii jeden Z wybitnych amc-
rykahskich MEOW Stanu - IL
Polacy So wiclkim parodcm, sko-
70 mogq sic zdobyt ma czyn tax
szlaChetny."
Postanowicnic Sejmu Dctroic-
kiego miaio atoli znacznic gleb-
SEE znaczenie, anizeli to, kt6rc
wyp}ywa Z samej akcyi ratunko-
wei. Dostarczylo ono BOWEN
niezbednych Srodkow ma akcye
polityczna, ia to wielkie dzielo,
kt6re podjai P. X. n. w Paryiu,
ma zapewnienie Polsce udzia4u W
konferencyi pokojowej, ma opla-
Genie prasy, agitacyi, sA nauko-
wych, niezbednych dat statysty-
cznych i ma wszystko, co jest
zwiqzanem z superintendent spra-
vie ~naszej narodowej tryumfu i
zwyciestwa.
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LINIM-ENT

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PoIski poIityK. czy wIexssv cry mnlsi
szy "a opowiazek poceytywac aohls
powinlen stale r~eklamowac narodo.
YSlmSISuEsA u1Aoqo Pr y BZs8u 0soA
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(Severy Nervoton), kt6ry wzma-
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