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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12
Brief History of Discovery of
Oil in Carter County, Oklahoma

Every Oklahoman should tip his hat
TO every asphalt mine he passes in
this country, for it was due entirely
to the presence of asphalt that the
Oh man came, and as a result Of the
coming Of the oil man a greater era
OF prosperity has prevailed here than
the old.time citizen over dreamed Of
John y. Archbold, Of the Standard
oil Company, once made the remark
that ne would drink all the oil that
Oklahoma ever produced, but Mr.. Arch
bold lived to see the time when Okla
homa produced more oil than any
other state in the union and he profit
eod out of the enormous production of
this state because the Standard com.
panies have always been active in the
southwest.
1t was number Of years ago when
two men. from Titusvillc. PennSvlVa.
MIA, made trip to Oklahoma and
spent a number Of weeks going over
this state. They visited the Arbuckle
uplift in the southern portion of OK.
lahoma and sought out all Of the as
pnalt mineral reservations ana the
vast amount Of asphalt that lay upon
the surface in this section of Oklaho-
ma. Upon their return their report
was listened to with much interest
but the opinion which prevailed there
still held back development in Okla.
homa
The opinion referred to here was
that the white sand which was found
IN Pennsylvania that produced an oil
Of a paraffin base, was the only oil
producing sand in this country. They
did not know then that wells drilled
lNl half so deep would reach choco.
hlo sand that would be prolific i'm oil,
although Of little lower grade than
the Pennsylvania production.
, A't"r the report was made to the
,.=.=3vllle people, Lyman Stewart made
% trip to California and his observa
tipu~ iu that state led him TO connect
OH production with the presence of
asphalt. and this opinion grew until
Gulfvy x Galley moved down to Neo-
dosha Kansas, and drilled some shallow
Wcl4 They were disappointed i'm the
production ANA sold out to the stand
80 OIL Company at 80 cents ON the
dollar. The operations OF the stand
ara Oil Company revealed that there
was ull i'm this country, and the Guffcy
n Galley people afterWard acquired am
interes' i'm what was known as the
mdukyt lvas. covering vast part of
the Osaac Indian reservation. The
dr.l was then started in oklahoma. and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

$. r. Whitson Of Ada and G. f..
Lackey of Oklahoma City are business
visitors to Ardmore Mr.. Whitson
was formerly "a member of the state
legislature from Pitshurg county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-12

y. W Butcher. day sergeant at the
police station is in Dallas at present
with his family attending the Texas
state fair.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
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v A N o c E.

Jak mnoho radostnych civil, co
prrekvapeni prinasi lidu vsemu
tyto touzebne vsemi ocekavane
svatky "yanocni', na nez Sc snad
test kde kdo!
Otec. matka, bratri, sestry, de-
dousek S babickou, zkratka cele
pribuzenstvo. A to V kruzlch bo-
haacii a j v tech nejchudsich cha
tach. Nenf snad koutku. kan by
nevniknul tento duch svatecni ma
lady 49,.
Bohaci, jiz mali dostatek penez,
oslavuji svatky tyto podle toho,
a chudsi clovek tez hledi Sc fidi
ii Poole svych prijml phi kupo-
vani darkd, nebo flzeni pfiprav
pro tabuIi. Vsak to nam nenla
mic vaditi v nalade v tento den.
Zde je pouze pochopeni, ktere Y
scb9 cftime, HAS, ktery &c Y mas
ozyva. Del Poole moznosti, ale
co das, DEF S uprimnosti a beze vsl
pfetvarkyl Nebot je milejsl s II
prrimnosti nam venovany pozdrav,
pfrani treba jen 1stni, neil skvost-
nv dar y pretvafky.
A prave mezi lidmi meme ma
ietnymi a i mezi chudymi Sc swat
ky tyto nejuprimneji oslavuJi, ne
bot d tech neni toIik pfetvafky a
zavisti a .jsou spokojenejsi a pfl
tom i sfastnejsi.
Obdrzela jsem cd nasi mile a
vazene spolupfispivatelky do ~.
H., slecny Army 2 Frahy, po-
hlednici s nasledujicim obsahem j:
"velevazene PAM pofadatelce i
vsem dopisovatelkam "Zenske
Hlldky'' Zaslla uprlmne vdnoeni
pozdravy, spolu S pfanim vseho
dobra v novem roce-
Arna S."
Ma pohIednici je yyobrazenl
krasne budovy V Praze, zvane
Rudolfinum, jejiz vnitrek nyni u
pravuji pro snemovnu,
Ctena pritelkyne! Tez ] ia vamI
navzajem pref zdravi, stesti a
spokojenost. Zaroven i We jn'fnu
vsech nasich ctenafek a ctenafm
VAN pref vesele svatky vanocni
d sfastny novy rok!
x1S
Pfispsvky zsnsltt Utuluy sirotkfs
Brn6.
urive oztdmeuo $500
Psai Anna Patocka, Chico,
80
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
BoHDAN KAMINsKY;
K VanocIGm.

"a myslim ma ~, kdol isou sami
v IL sire PLAN lidskyeh eest
Ma hlava tczka vzpominkami
V te noel. pine snu a hvezd,
sny davne tahnou kolem hlavy
a minute So %vracej' zpet -
ten zapadly, ach, usmivavy
a ~pohadkovy detsky svtt!
Ma kraii lesa vidim zuSmy
a zasnszeny, billy dun,
kde vsechno. vsechno vzpomina mi
ma tolik zaslSch, krasnych dun 49,.
Mraz ma okne, HE. kvety kresli,
a V druhem okne sladke mic,
gar m~alovanych, pestrych jesli
do detskyeh pada zfitelnic.
Wv. drahe tvafe, drahe deti,
8 stfezte 81 TO usmani,
ia vzpominka gas iednou sleti
a zachveie Sc Il skrani -.
Je zivot zly, 9, deti mile,
v svete plnem Fla a vad
je vzacna jedna prosta chvile,
kde eIovek smf sc usinivat!
0, stfezte 81 tn ehvili p%rostou!
v tom zivote, jenz kolem vas,
tax caste ty jen kvety vzrostou,
iez v okna dyse zimni mraz -
o, stfezte 81 tn ehvili blaha,
ten prosty usmev II jesli,
tn zafi V oeieh, sneni draha,
V nichz raj jste sob6 nanesly!
At nikdy neni smutno komu,
re jindy bylo jinace,
at kde je sam, jak vysel z domu,
Sc nikdy media do place -
Ma hlava tezka vzpominkami
v te noel pine snl a hvezd
ia myslim ma ty, kdo jsou sami
V te Sire plant lidskyeh eest.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24

slepca). Nase vazen6 PAM pofa-
datelka jiste obnosy prime. xvi.
tovati Dude a zaSle. Jsou RUNE
chudobince v mastech, odkud jste
rodaci, ty vscchny citaji, ze anne
.rieti stryckove a tcty jich vzpo.
minaji a proto davejte vidno, =
abychom Sc lisili oil tech cvrop.
skych stryck6-kefasu a vsech,
kteri dobro ubiji k will bczccnnc
"korun6'. Arcif zalczi zde IA IL
bovhli dnes, n~arizovani vice ne.
plati. Bylo by skutecne &douc-
no, by v zimnim case vice zeny
~dopisovaly pro dusevni zabavu
Mia pfitelkyne! ia VAN pfcji
vesele Vanoce a sfastny Novy
rokl A doufam, re vaseho prikla-
du a vyzvy 81 i vice zen osvoji a
&c budou hojneji d~opisovati. ST.
decnc vas zdravi d test sc ma caste
shledani- Pofadatelka.
= - =
Anna Patocka, Chico, Cal, dine
6. prosince 1919. - Ctena PAM
poradatelko, mile ctenafky a etc.
mari 81. H., muslin Sc k VAN tel
ma chvilku podivat z te nasi stun.
ne Kalifornie, kde vsak jsme me
Ii letos sucho az do l. prosincc
Pres to ale JIG tn pocasi rozkosnt
-ruze kvetou, pomerance a citro.
my Sc cesou. Jinak novehO mno.
no tn neni, leda re je zde velmi
malo bytn a kde jaky baracek.
vse je obydleno. Mnoho mladycIl
|lidf vstoupilo do stavu manzelske'
no a "a poslednich sest rokI male
sc zde stavelo. Vanoce Sc blizi
snih jiz lei ma horach, kdezto zdt
fialky jen coz kvetou. Maslo jest
zde "a 75c h.; krocani 45c zivi .
soc ocisteni; vejce, Toe tucet. Ca.
sopis "Pokrok" Sc mne velice II
bi a tax abych nepfisla pozde "a
lsilam pfedplatne a mimo to 500
We prospect sirotku We stare Via
Isti. S pozdravem ma vsecky pr
%znivce "Pokroku" dopis svij pre-
tentokrat konciml
Ctena pfitelkyne! Prijmete df
ky "a pfedplatne - az do |. pro
since 1920 = jakoz j "a pfispeveE
lpro ubohe sirotky a rovnez "a do
pts re slunne Kalifornie. Van
tam kvetou zahradky q nam zdt
okna, nebof nam jiz pc delsi dobl
stale mrzne a snehu name az dost
Bude mas tesiti, kdyz mas caste
j dopisem poetic. Srdecne va,
zdravi a preje YAM sfastne a We
sele svatky
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24

Pan vaclav Noyak, Farwell,
Nebr. ........ 100
Pan Jan kavan, Wahoo,
Ncbr. 49,. .......... 800
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
Poradatelka.


$3.50 -
Dorchester, Nebr. - Mia paul
poradatelko a vsichni ctena.i a
6tenafky tohoto listu, srdecny
pozdrav YAM zasilam! Zarovel
doufam, re Sc nebude Ma me pa.
nj pofadatelka hnevat, kdyz vas
pfijdu trochu pozlobit. Ones pa
da tolik snih a phi tom jest tako.
va lima, re w jest to az k nevy.
drzeni. Bude-li Sc pofad tax chu-
MELT, tedy budeme miti ma stopp
snehu. Podzim jsme nell velmi
mokry a ted Ease snih, tax re ne
vine, 60 to pocasi ash mysli. M,
musime to nechat byt, at uz je to
jak chce - re ano?l Jen kdyby
nebyla takova lima, ably Sc ia
prace trochu mohla venku delat,
nebof tatinek jest jiz asi pres pc.
mesfcii nemocny. Tedy ja a ma
minka musimc poklizct. Snad to
prece vydrzime a doufam, re na
druhou zimu to Dude v ton me-
ste pro mas lepe. Ones jest jistd
smutny den, nebof slunecko Sc
nam nechce ami ukazati. Myslim,
re tento mesic prosinec Sc ma mas
moe hneva a my Ease ma mel.
Prala bych 81, kdyby dnes mohla
'byti stfeda. by nam ten pan mail
man pfivezl mas mily "Pokrok''
a ably Y mem byl Tety Vitamvaso-
I've dopis. TO bychom Sc jiste po-
tesili. Jen Teto, caste piste, az
nam jest trochu vcseIeji pres tn
dIouhou a smutnou zimu. No, ne
vim, co bych mGla vice psati, ne
bot zde nenf mic TAX zvlastc move
no. Tedy ash budu pro dies kon.
cit. - Predem vzdavam srdecnJ
dix PAM pofadatelce "a uvcfejnG-
nj meho dopisu q zarovcn srdccnG
zdravim PAM pofadatclku, weekly
ctenafe a ctenarky tohoto istu
zylast4 Tetu Vitamvasovou, PAM
Prokopovon re South Dak0ty.
A doufam. ze tez PAM Charles
Anyzova . Dorchester, Neb., dopi,
sem do nasi "a. H." obcas pfispe-
je. Ncpfide-Ii tcnto mfj dopis
do kose, tedy pfijdu Ease brzy yas
Ano, abych nezspomns-
Ia vyfiditi paul pofadstelcc, ze
van tel zasils srdecny
pozdraya Nyni ale jiz koncim
jet moe nina pa pSani
Mia sIecnol 7eSi mas, ze jste o.
pet zavitsla pav5tsvc4 do nsSi
ze4ske state a Dude ms Skutecne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24

uriye oz1tdme1o eoo'
PAM Anna Patocka, Chico,
90
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24

teSiti, pfijdete-li t...sji. vasemu
panu otci pfeji brzskeho pozdra-
veni. Srdecn6 vas vSechny zdra.
vi a pfejc VAN vesele vanocc a
sfastny Novy rok -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24

Teta vitamvasova, Omaha.
'Ct9na pf. pofadatelko a druzky a
tez mily pane "bcclaku'' . Dako-
ty! vitamc vas do krollzku ~.
H. 3 jcn, prosiin, pfivedtc tech
bcclaRd vice, snad sc rozehfeie
tez srdecko a mysl n9kterych dSv.
cat, ktera 81 mysli, zc jiz jsou sta
ri, ably Sc mezi mladc mfchala D
opaGn1 Ease pro ms stare, BE jsoll
phIad4, d tai snad Sc ted Y zinni
dobS "Hlidkav trochu rozprou.
di. A TAX, PAM Malaskoya, chce
vedet, kdy Ease Teta do Thurstorl
pojedeg Drsh4 PAM, to je mnl
t6zko ureit, nebog ja nerads ma
jedno misto dvakrate pc sobe jcz,
dim. TAX ma pfistf zns nevim je-
St1, kan pojedu, nebof do mi
jest jcsts dIouho q tfeba do te dol
by be ocitnu na Narodnim hfbito,
ye to pikdo new - Pokrsco-
yipf Ne zai Tsk < Jdhktm jspte
pfijsly KAN 3tk 1yi3s9e kcns,
nekah Do chla4kh7 - T4ahfs K
gonfu y0zlI. poyida Zdena. Tedsy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24
Marie Hotcvcova, Danube, Min

nesota, 8, prosince 1919. = Cte.
n4 PAM pofadatclko! Nyni, kdyz
panuje to zimni obdobf tn bychom
.nisIy nassi ~. H." vice navstevo
vsti, ncbor jeden kazdy Slovek e
ma na TIN bozim gvsts r%fisiniti
tar ably byI sleSpoh castetue MI
|eSrym Jcv ovgen prsvdou, II
'kaAy nema ssejus radasf < jedne
yeci. Jest ysak ns sta veci, z
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-24

Jak mnoho radostnych civil, co
prekvapeni prinasi lidu vsemu
tyto touzebne vsemi ocekavane
svatky "yanocni', ia nez Sc snad
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

scians claim there Is nothing that will supply this dCfCiCnCY so well as the or ganic phosphate known among druggists as bitro- phosphate, which is inexpensive and is sold by Clark & Braincrd in New Britain and most all druggists under a guar antce of satisfaction or money back. By feeding the nerves directly and by supply ing the body cells with the necessary phos- phoric food elements bitro- phosphate quickly produces a welcome transformation in the appearances the increase in weight frequently being astonishing.
 This increase in weight also carries with 1t a general improvement in the health. Nervousness. sleeplessness and lack of energy. which nearly always accompany eX- cessive thinness soon disa ppear, dull eyes become bright, and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health. Miss Georgia Hamilton who was once thin and frail, re- porting her own experience. writes: "Bitro- Phosphate has brought about magic transformation with me. 1 gained Is pounds and never before felt well.''
 CAUTION: Although bitro- phosphate is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness. sleeplessness and general weakness 1t should not, owing to it's remarkable flesh growing properties, be used by anyone who does not o put flesh.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

e.ut were granted land for service through the bureau, and the applica- lions signed bv them will be on cxhi- bition. Important hlstoFlcal papers eigned bv Washington, Jefferson, Han cock, Franklin and by Lalayette ana pocban,beau also will be on display.
 The general land ofhce or the de-
 r+1,o7t conducts the largest realty concern in the world, and It's notable tietorv including the picturesque mart of opening town sites and Indian reservations, disposal of millions of acres of land and accountig of mill lions of dollars will be depicted. The nations playgrounds of national parks, under the jurisdiction Of the department, will not be overlooked, an exhibit being a working model of a Yellowstone geyser in action, with another showing the rugged character of the proposed Roosevelt national park.
 The government railroad that is be- ing built in Alaska will by model show something of the progress being made in the penetration of that pio- ner country by the Alaskan engineer ing commission, as an advance agent of civilization and prosperity. Engi- neering achievements of the reclama- ton service will demonstrate how arid lands have been engineering into providing full dinner pails for moro than a quarter of million people. The departments efforts, by it's bu- reau of education, to stamp out Hitter acy will be shown by another exhibit.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16
INTERIOR DEPT. IS
 PLANNING EXHIBIT
War Time Devices and Soldier Pensions to Be Discussed

Washington, May 16.-Strange de- vices used in the war, and how Amer ican ingenuity is turning some or them to peace time uses will be part of an educational exposition Of the interior department that will be held in Washington for two weeks be- ginning May 19. The exposition, how ever. will not be confined to these eX- hbits, but it is planned to include a display of the departments ramifica- tions into the life, safety and progress of the country resulting from the hap hazard addition of bureaus from time to time. The various exhibits will make the exposition of national scope.
 How a number of the bureaus or the non-military department did their bit in the war will be shown by the displays revealing the development of a machine to detect the presence of the enemy and spoil his plans the recovery of hidden mineral treasures neded to forge war engines and the improvement of super -poisons Along with these achievements, the eXpOsl- tion will disclose inventions of private American Citizens some of winch were regarded of such importance that the issuance of patents was withheld un- der the ban of secrecy until the sign ing of the armistice.
 The patent office, a bureau of the department, also will exhibit hiStOri- cal models of epoch ma1ing American inventions, and from it's cob-Webbed recesses as secret as the grave will resurrect certain foibles or fancies of famous men. Abraham Lincoln, for instance, designed a contriVanCe to facilitate the passage of. vessels over shallow waters, and his invention will be shown at the exposition.
 During the war, the bureau of mines, another wing of the depart ment, devoted almost it's entire atten- tion to war problems. The Geophone v listening device invented by the French to detect enemy tunncling and turned over to America for fur ther development will be a part of the bureaus display. This device is to be used in locating entombed miners, and a further development in the making is a proposed international code of rappings to enable entombcd men to talk through solid earth The gas masks, the making of shrapnel shells, and the methods of American oil drillers, which kept a continuous stream of liquid fuel flowing into the war zone, will be shown by working models.
 The geological survey already is using the airplane in making topo- graphic maps, and this new method will be illustrated at the exposition S Modes also will show undevloped re gions investigated by geologists topo graphers and engineers and the samt regions after they have completed their work and shown the natural re sources and the possible developmen of the territory.
 How America has shown it's grai tude to it's war heroes and their de pendents will be demonstrated in tht pension bureau display. In line witt Secretary Lanes farms-for- soldiers plan, the bureau will show that the country in the past has always advo Cated such rewards this bureau hay ing adjudicated claims for lands anC issued land warrants to soldiers fol more than 68,0OO,O0O acres. Lincoln Grant, sherman, Sheridan and Farra
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

angles by the soft curved Ii n Q s O f health a n d beauty, there are evidently thousands of men and wo- m e II " h o keenly f c c l their excess SiVe thinnCSS.
 Thin II c S s and we q k ne SS are uSu- ally due to starved ner- V Q S. o u r bodies need more phos- phate tn an is contained in m o q e r II food D1oxy
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

destroyer He said they made a mag nificent job of it, and the boat was accepted by the Admiralty without a dcnur. He mentioned another boat which recently attained a speed of knots
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

William smith moved that women be admitted as members on equal terms with men, Sir Alfred Narrow, in sec onding the motion, mentioned the case of women joiners who were en- plONod a short time ago in building a
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

have scored a new triumph by secur- ing admission to the Institution of Naval Architects as members. Tho vote taken by the institute on the question was 491 10 220.
 When the result was announcnd si,
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

That" said Sir Alfred, lis the besd speed yet obtained. The lines Of thai ship were determined partly by \
 young lady named Keary.'
 The motion was carried.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16
THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE
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Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate tc Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength NigOr
 and Nerve Force.

.Tud ging from the countless preparations and treatments which continually being advertised for the purpose of making thin people feshy, developing arms, neck and bust. and replacing ugly holloWs and
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16
WOMEN ARE ADMITTED.

May NOW become Members of Naval
 Architects Institute Abroad.
 London, May 16.-British women
New Britain herald., 1919-05-16

Come il today-dont hesitate-select one of these naty suits right from some of Americas BEST makes and "Pay the Easy Way"
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

lion0w ludzi stanefo pod bronia. Pc cztery latach
trwania strawi1a Wojna Z CORA trzysta mlllardoW
mienia narodowego wszystkich KRAKOW. Ofiary
w ludziach wynios}y w lynne czasie okropna cyfre
oSmiu milionow zabitych, siedemnastu milionoW
rannych, pieciu milion6w inwalid6w, ME liczac
wzmozonei SmiertelnoSci "a frontem. ,Nieskon-
czona pe4nia cierpienia", o kt6rej m6wi} Karol Rot
teck, stafa sic faktem. Milionami piersi wstrzasne-
10 Kanie zaloby. Milionom ust zabrakfo ~zyWicieli.
Ma gruzach zburzonych -miast i wsi rozpostarta
sic puskta smierci. Kultura materyalna zostafa
gwa4townie wstecz ~cofnieta. Pc obszarach bogatej
i dumnej Europy stapa g1od, a wlecze sic "a MIN
widmo degeneracyi ca}ych pokolen. Powszechny
upadek rolnictWa zagrozf kuli ziemskiej nledo-
statkiem ma dfugie lata. Koniecznosci Wojenne "a
zada}y cd wszystkich narodow takiej pr6by wy
trzyma1oSci, takiego Wyrzeczenia sic potrzeb ludz-
kich, iakich najbujniejsza wyobraznia ME mogta
przypuscic. Wszechw4adza panstwa wtargnefa do
kazdej szczeliny zycia, gaszac ostatni szczatek
swobody osobistej. Ubezwladnienie i zmechanizo-
wanie jednostki ~osiagne}o rozmiary snu ~fantasty-
cznego. Cz}owiek, p%ozbawiony najdrogocenniejsze-
20 z dar6w przyrody, wolnej wolf, sta4 sic kofkiem
potwornego mechanizmu, obracajacem sic bezdu'
sznie w TAXI jego krwawych %poruszen.
Zachowawczy instynkt ludzkosci, kurczac sic
pred widmem powtorzenia sic tel katastroty, Wo-
la o rewizye ideologii, kt6ra do niej doprowadziaa,
VIOLA o - trybuna}y rozjemcze, o kodeks karny
miedzynarodowy, kt6ryby pod wsp6lna wszystkich
egzekutywa sciga1 W przysz}oSci kazda probe
zbrojnego gwa1tu, jake zbrodnie podpalania swia-
ia, VIOLA o prawo bytu ola zasad, kt6reby ohyde
rzezi masowej wsr6d ludzi ~uczyni1y ma zawsze ME
powrotnem upiornem ~wspomnieniem. To, co do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
ABANDONMENT.

Niniejszem podaje do w1adomo-
sci moim klientom i Szanownej
PublicznoSci a osobliwie wszyst-
kim zamieszka}ym W Avondale,
re przeprowadzilem swoje biuro
adwokackie Z pnr. BOOB N. Central
Park ave. pod numer 2917 N. Cen
trail Park ave, i bede przyjmowas
interesantow co wieczor Cd godz.
do 9tej, oprocz srody i plat
ku.
Dziekuje wan "a dawniejszo
poparcie i polecajac sic laskawej
pamieci ma przyszlosc, pozostaje
L szacunkiem,
Piotr H. Schwaba, Adwokat.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

t~ryzowa1y Polak6w, car Aleksander Ii. kaza1 po-
Stawic ma stopie w~ojennej cztery korpusy i WON
chic zaioge W Polsce konkresoWej. To WyWofa4o
L kolei niepok6j W Prusiech. Zabezpieczajac sic, re-
gent pruski Wilhelm zmobilizoWa@ w +. 1859 armie,
a n~astepnie podwoi4 liczbe wojska stalego, przed}u-
zy1 czas s1uzby i zastosowa} bezwzgledniej powsze-
chny obowiazek wojskoWy.
Otto uchwytne przyk1ady, jak rozb6r Polski
W konsekwencyi swej ~podsycaf z~brojenia miedzy-
narodowe.
,,Posrednie i dalekie, lecz ~istotne", jak nazywa
je lord Eversley, nastepstwo ujarzmienia wlelkle-
go i zywotnego narodu - brzemie ,,zbrojnego po-
koju" komplikujac sic z innymi czynnikam uro-
sfo z czasem do olbrzymich rozmiar6w przygnio-
Ito ma d1ugo kulturalna prace Wszystkich ludlow
Europy. Zbrojnosc .jednego patistwa podsycala
zbrojnoSC drugiego. Wywiaza1 sic wyScig WoJen-
nego pogotowia. .Najtezsza, najbardziej wartoScio-
wa spo4ecznie Geese ludnoSci oderwana zostafa cd
zajec tw6rczych. Wobec kolosalnego wzrostu bud
zet6w wojskowych obnizy}y sic Wszedzie Wydatkl
i wkIady p~ubliczne W rozw0j kultury umysfowej,
techniki, oswiaty i hygieny. Droga, ktora upadek
Polski niegdys rozpocza{, a kt6ra tax ~jasnowidza-
co acknowledgements niemiecki historyk-mySliciel,
uopToWduLnd do IeSo, ~ ,Pou holiIe0 ohl0@u P0'
przedzajacego wybuch wojny swiatowej szesc mi
lion6w ludzi W sile wieku, tych, kt6rzy W gospodar-
stwie spoiecznem waza najwiecej, stale znajdowa-
10 sic bezczynnie pod bronia, a uzbrojenie i utrzy-
mamie ich kosztem reszty ludnosci poch}ania}o CO.
rocznie miliardowe sunny. Militaryzacya narod6w
wyladowywa4a sic nakoniec w masowej fzezi, kto-
"a zala4a krwia Europe, W zniszczeniu wartosci, ma
kt6rvch wvtworzenie skfada4y sic pokolenia. Ka-
taklizm ~przerosl wszelka rachube. Czterdziesci mi