davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
MowaPrez. Wi|sona " Portland, Oregon.
SzkoEy PubIczne " Linton Indiana POzamykaOs.
Konnica Meksyka1ska Sciga Bandytow.
Kr6tkie Wiadomosci re Stolicy Kraju.


HdNpO"oll UANdCDCllld 10 LlSl ca
powiednich zastrze1en, oraz 20.
prawek. Ottawa pogronru prezy-.
denta wielce rurtuje demolraty.
cznych senator6w. Twierdza oni.
ze podr6z PREF. Wilsona, celem
wygSaszania NOW ma korzySc Ii
| 81 Ludlow wzmocnila tylko siie o.
pozycyi, gdyz wielu z demokra-
ltycznych senator6w po}aczyfc
sic z opozycya. Przyjecia, jake u,
rzadza narod senatorom Johnsc,
n'owi, Borah owl innym, dowo,
dza. ze nar6d amerykahsIli jest
przeciwry Lidze Wilsona. De
rokraci niekt6rzy twicrdza, ze
jeleli PREF. Wilson natychmiasl
inie rozpocznie odpowiedrnIll kro-
iow, celem doprowadzenia obi
Stron do pewnego porozunienia
to sam sentynent publiczny do.
prowadzi do tego, il Lige trzeba
bedNe zupc}nic odrzucic Cd resi-.
Ity traktatu pokojowego.
, Pewien demokratvcznv senate,
I
tax mowt o tel sprawie: Maj
pierw prez. Wilson mogi dopro-
wadzic do zatwierdzenia Lig
przez przyjecie tax zwanej in
terpretacyi, lecz ME skorzystai ,
tel sposobnoSci. Nastepnie miai
sposobnosc porozumienia sic Z
senatorami, N6rzy So "a tenn, aby
do traktatu pokojowego dolaczo
no male zastrzezenia, ale i tyn
razem PREF. Wilson ME udzielil
i'm pos}uchu. Teraz natoniast wy
glqda ma to, ze admnistracya zmu
szona bedzie przyjac program Sc.
natora Lodge'a; W przeciwnyn
razie Liga zostanie odsaczona cd
traktatu pokojowego."
Wczoraj o 2ej godzinie, Sena,
ma zadanie senatora Lodge'a Cd.
roczyi wszystkie inne sprawy I
iprzystapil do piracy mad traltater
pokojowym.
Wedllrg og6lnego przekonania,
giosowame mad poprawkami, oraz
zastrzezeniahi, do}aczonemi dc
traktatu pokojowego przez komi-
sye dla spraw zagranicznych, ME
odbedzie sic wczesniej, jak z koh
Gem tego tygodnia. Najpierw cd.
bedzie sic glosowanie mad popra.
wka, przedSozona przez senatora
Jol1nson'a, zmierz.jaca do zrow.
mania ilosci g}os6w amerykan.
skich brytyjskimi w radzie Ligi
Ludlow. Senator Hitchcock, prze-
w6dca demokratyczny Senatu zy.
Wi nadzieje, ze poprawka ia 20.
stanie odrzuoona. Republikanie
natomiast spodziewaja sic, re po-
prawka ia przejdzie maia wick.
szoscia gios6w. Ma samyn kofcu
odbedzie sic glosowanie "a "a.
strzezeniami. Co do tel sprawy o
pozycya jest pewna, ze szala ivy
ciestwa przechyli sic ma ich stro
ny. Oswiadczenie w. c. Bullitt'a,
co do stanowiska sekretarza Sta.
MI Lansing'a wzgledeln traktatr
pokojowego jest tematem diugich
dyskusY w Senacie. Wszyscy IL.
wage zwracaja ma fakt, re sam
Sekretarz Lansing, pomimo ko.
mentarzy rozmaitych ME zamy.
sla zadawac kFamu oSwiadczenion
| -. !. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
ALIANCI POZOSTAWIA RO-
SYE WLASNEMU LOSOWI.


ParyI, Is. wrzesnia. - Kores-
pondent 'londynskiego ,,Times'a..
donosi. re Alianci zadecydowali
tanowczo pozostawic Rosye jej
wlasnemu losowi i pozwoliG re-
woducyi tanltejszej utorowa6 dla
kraju takie drogi dalszego rozwo-
| ju, jake same z niej wynikna. Je-
dynem ograniczeniem, do jakiego
Rosya bedzie musiaia sic zastoso-
wac. bedzie obowiqzek szanowa-
! ma praw i nietykalnoSci pahstw
sastednfch.
Postanowienia te mia}y zapaSt
podobno ma wczorajszem poSie-
dzenRpRady.Najwvzszej,w kt6rem
wziai udzial po powrocie Swym T.
Londynu brytyjSki premier Lloyd
George. Obecni byli takzc: pre-
mier Clernenceau, podsekretarz
stanu Polk i signor Tttoni. W
charahterze doradczym uCzestni-
czyh: japoiski ambassador we
Francyi pan Matsui, marsza}ek
FOch, kapitan Andre Tardieu
Philippe Berthold.
Konerencya pomzieia kilka
pierws1orzednej wagi decyzyi, a
pomiedzy niemi te,iz zaaprobowa
no w zupelnosci polityke Well
kiej Brytanii W 6westyi wycofa,
MIA jej wojsk Rosyi i postano-
wiono wstrzymac sic cd wszel--
Iich dalszych bezposrednich in
terwencyi W tym kraju.
Znaczy to, re wycofane beda
take wojska amerykahskie, Et6-
re do tel pory W liczbie okolo TO-
600 stacyonowane So W Syberyi.
Znaczy to dalej. re Rosya re
swoja $50 ni1ionowa ludnoscia
stanie sie olbrzymiem lsborato-
ryum eksperymentalnem dla do
swiadczeh najradykalniejszych E.
konomicznych socyalnych teo-
ryt do czaSu, az wreszcie sama DO
zna ich zgubnoSc i nie'bezpiecrefi-
stwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
ZA.BURZENIA RASOWE
w NOWYM YORKU.

Nowy York, 16. wrzesnia. -
135ta utica W Nowym Yorku byfa
wczoraj wiecz6r widownis zabu-
rzeh rasowych, W ktorych jeden
murzyn zostal zabity, dwoch 10
stalo pokaleczonych, a jeden po-
licyant SLIME pobity. iMiejsce
wczorajszych zaburzeh znajduje
sic W samyn srodku dzielnicy
murzyfskiej. Po wydaniu alarmu,
policya wys4ala ma miejsce slime
rezerWy.
w sPRAWIE LIG1 LUDLOW.
Washington, 16. wrzesnia. -
Pomiedzy acknowledgements pre-
wodcami Senatu omawiano Wczo
raj sprawe Liei Ludlow, oraz de-
batowano ia temat stanoWlska
wzgledcm niej PREF. Wilsona,
ktory sic stale opjera wszelkim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
ABY UCZYNIc MIASTO
CZYSTEM I ZDROWEM.

CZYSTEM l ZDROW E<M.
Jednym najlcpicj prowadzo-
lnych departament6w mlelSklch
lest n;ezaprzeczenie Department
zdrowotny. Zawsze COS tam knit
ia co ma dobre Obywatclowi ma
szego miasta ma wyjSc a przede-
wszystkiem ma dobro dziatwy.
tKomisarz zdrowia zwotai wczo-
raj do siebic ma konicrcncyc agcn
tow apartamcntowych, tych. kto-
rzv wynajmuja micszkancom ma
Sta mieszkania i radzh sig ich, co
czvnij nalczy, ably uwolnic po-
wictrze cd nadmiaru unoSzqccgo
sic W rim dymu. pochodzqCcgo Z
| kornin0w. Il kt0re. rzccz znana, ma
zdrowic dodatnio ME wpiyWaJ2.
Tcden radzil. aby tych Strozow l
maszvnist6w, kt6rzy napc4nlal9
powictrze dymem, przyprowadzic
do odpowiedzialnosci, lub tez po-
iozyc temu koniec, przez zagro-
zenie odebrania i'm l;cencyi mlej-
skiej, jezeli regulaminow ME be-
da przestrzegac. DR., Hill, repre-
zcntujacy dra Robertsona' Przy-
zna}, re plan ten jest dobry re
jego zdaniem. mozna palaczy nal
lepiej przekonac, oraz Emusic ich
do przestrzegania regulam.now,
jezeli sic ich W razie potrzeby po
stawi przed sad i uSarze. Polech
on agentom, aby zaopatrzylf a.
partamenta ich pieczy oddane w
odpowicdnie przyrzady, biorace
dymy te pod kontrole i poinfor-
mowanie tax strozy, jakotez /
palaczy 0 ich powoianiu; jezel1
sic do ich wskazowek ME zasto-
suja, natenczas winni :szybko 20
stana do odpowiedzialnoSci sro--
giej pociagnieci.
POBUDUJA SIEROCINIEC.
Chicago nosi sic Z mySla wybu
dowania wielkiego budynku, kto-
ry bedzie schroniskiem d1a dziecl
osieroconych. Obecnie miasto
nasze posiada TAXA instytucye, r1e
moze ona jednak pomieScic O.
piekowat sic niemi odpowiednlo,
poniewaz po pierwsze budynek
jest "a maly, a powtore urzadze-
MIA niewystarczajace do qrowa-
dzenia jale najlepszego,tego wiel-
kiego dziela. Chcac tym przy-
szlyn obywatelom jak najlepsze
da6 wychowanie i wykszta}cenie,
pobudowany bedzie prawdopo-
dobnie juz z'wiosna brsdynek, maj
nowszego systemu, kosztem mi
Iona dolar6w. Chicagowianie be-
da mad tyrn projektem giosowali
przy, najblizszych wyborach i jest
nadzieja, re projekt ten przejdzie.
Poczynione juz nawet zostaiy
pierwsze kroki w tym Herunku;
prezydent komisarzy miejskich
Reinberg. wybraf juz .komitct zlo
zony Z obywatcli, ktorzy obiora
iuiejsce. ma ktorem instytucya ma
stanac omowia plan i koszt te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
KALENDARZYK.

Dzfs, wtorek, 1890 wrzesnia: sW'
Kornelego.
Jutro, sroda, 17-gO wrEeSnia; sW'
FrancisZlEa.
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Dokonczenie ma stroricy 8
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Dokonczenie na strongly s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
KOLCZAK LAME BOLSZE-
WICKIE LIME.

Londyn, 16. wrzesnia. - Pod
jeta ostatnio przez admiraia >Kol-
czaika ofensywa rozwija sic pony
slnie. Nadeszfe tu offcyalne RAJ
porty stwIerdzaja, ze ar1nia jego
zlanaaha przerwaka front bolsze-
wioki w trzech punktach poste-
py jej zagrazaja otocDeniem przy
Pomocy ruchu flankowego wojsk
bolsDewickich, kt6re posuwaja
sic naprz6d cd Tobolska.
ESToNIA ROZPOcZNIE RO--
KOWANIA z BOLSZEWI-
KAMI.
Ryga, 16. wrzes1ia- - Donosza
tn prasowo, CO nastepuje:
Rad estonseci zgodzi} sic ma
propozycye bolszewikow W spra-
VIE ro1poczecia rokowan poko-
jowych, Bawiacy tn ma konferen-
cyi krakow nadbattychich eston--
ski premier minister wojny
Strandman oswiadczyi w inter-
wiewie, ze Estolia ME ma wcale
zamiaru atakowania Rosyi, a
dziaialnosG jej ograniczaia sic jc-
dyrie do udzielauia pomocy anti
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
Kolczak Lamie Bolszewickie LIME
Estunia przyjeEa Ofste PokojoWa Bo|szewIk6w'
Paderewski Powrocil do Warszawy.
ALIANCKIE WOJSA DO DABROWY GORNIGzEJ,
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne

I ktore krytykowa>o postepek d'A
nunzia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
BURZA ZABIJA 1875 LUDZI.
Houston. Tex, 16. wrzesnia.-

Houston, lex, 10. WrZesnld'
Wczoraj wiecz6r otrymano tu
wiadomosG z Beeville, Tex, do
niesieilien, ze znaleziono l2O clal
Iudzlich osm mil Cd miasta Port
land, niedaleloo Whitepine. w O.
f,srach rozpoznano mieszl1anc6w
n!iasta Corpus Christi.
Corpus Christi, 16. wrzesnia.-
Wczorajsze wiadomosci g}oszg,
&c w zatokach Corpus Christi, O.
raz Nueces, odnaleziono okofo l25
ciaf ludzkich. Potwierdzerlia IL
rzedowego tel wiadomosci ME O.
trzvrnano, a sami urzednicy
twierdza. ze wiadomoSt ia jest
nylns. ..--
Cd IL do 20 os6b znalazfo
Smicrt W giebinach morskich, O.
kolo 1000 mieszka1icow Jest bez
dachu mad glowa, a szkody po--
ricsione wskutek bury. ktora
trwala przez 20 godzin, obliczaJa
ma $4OO0OO0. iBurmistrz miasta
Boone wysiai do gube11atora Sta
nu nastepujaca depesze: rProsze
natychmiast nadeslac diva od-
dzialy gwardyi narodowej Wraz Z
odpowiednimi zapasami. Prosze
row;liez przyslac nam odpowied-
MIA pomoc finansowa, gdyZ sto-
sunki panujace tutaj So straszne." ."
w odpowiedzi ia powyzsza pro-
$be, gubernator Hobby wysSai "a
dane oddzialy gwardyi, oraz roz-
kazal zaprowadzit w mieScie
stan wojskowy. W mescie ME ma
ami woody do picia, ami swiatfa, a
n; dostatecznych zapas6w zyw--
nosci. Tory kolejowe zostaly zu-
peinie zniszczone. Do miasta mo-
ina sic tylloo dostac cd strony "a
chodniej. w ostatniej chwili O.
trzymano wiadonosc, re nadcho-
dzi pociag z miasta Brownville.
WI miescie istnieje ogolne spu-
stoszenie. Gala poinocna Geese re-
zydencyjna miasta zostaaa znisz-
czona, procz sanitari,m Spohn'a,
oraz rzadowego szpitala. kazdy
niemal drewniany budynek ma
poinocnej stronie miasta zostal
zniszczony wraz iodziami, kto-
re tam w poblizu staly. Czesc re-
zydencyjna ma pag6rku ME doz-
nala wie1kich spustoszeh, gdyz
tylko kilka budynk6w zostalo po-
wazriej uszkodzonych.
ZABURZENIA RASOWE
w NOWYM YORKU.
Nowy York, 16. wrzesnia. -
135ta utica w Nowym Yorku byia
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
ITALIANS START RUSH HERE.
1000 Apply for Passports During
Observation-Disclosures by Bill.

NAPLES, Oct. 22-An unusual rush
of emigrants toward America is in
progress. Two thousand Italians ap-
piled for passports to the United
States during the first fortnight OF
October. The increase Of available
emigrant ships and the reported re-
moval of restrictions as to the vises
On American passports are given as
the cause for the new migratory
movement toward America.
The House of Representatives last
week unanimously passed a bill which
would extend for one year the war
time regulations on the issuance Of
passports. The passage Of the bill
had been recommended by Govern
r,ent officials as a means Of proven
ting radicals from rushing to tn
United States Immediately after tn
formal declaration of peace.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
SEEK NAME FOR, WORLD WAR
None Suggested So Far, Says Home
Sector, Seems Worthy.

Official Washington his discovered
that it has been unable to evolve a
euphonious durable name for, the war
with Germany, says The Home Sec
tor. There has been growing de-
mand by the authors who are writing
school histories and other books deal
ing with the war.
There is no poverty of sugges-
tions as to the proper name for the
war;" The Home Sector says, "but
so far none of the names has seemed
TO be inclusive enough or sufficiently
strong and worthy to cover the ma
tlonal period of 1917 and 1918. In
it's perplexity, the Historical Section
of the General Staff at Washington
has taken to calling the recent diff
Guilty The War of 1917 1t contends
that this seems to fill the bill, but ex'
perts on phrase-making say it ISM
a name that will stick in public favor
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23

Sweetser was walking on Central
avenue when he reached the corner
of Third street he fell to the side
walk. Mr.. Wintersgill and others
carried him to a bench and began
to work on him, though all present
declared it was useless, as the man
was undoubtedly dead. After about
five minutes hard work the uncon-
scious man opened his eyes and sat
I'D and declared he was feeling all
right. He is about today, apparent
| ly in good condition. His sudden
attack on the street is believed tt
have been caused by eating olives
that were not properly packed
though this apparently is not sur
missed on the part of Mr.. Sweetse'
and his wife. They came down OF
the boat to Jacksonville and MI
Sweetser was ill on the boat. He say
he is told that he actually died yes
terday afternoon, but he does no
know whether this is true; all h
knows is that he was unconsciou
and today is well.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
Everything. Should Be Regarded From
Viewpoint Of Cmldren's Welfare
Bv MRS. FRANK R. LILLE. Chicago
ss-EG

cannot hide the that the Crane family getting every year
enormous sums from the labor Of others without anything ike
society for it. There good act or generous
deed Of anv member of the at all will should nVa
date this conviction. -,
have no dogma impose society," but see that children arc
injured BY modern industrial conditions Wncn nave nOu ~
of US all.
In nv opinion everything should be regarded from the point OF view
m orr drens welfare upon them depends the entire future OF w
state If thing good them good and If it Is bad Tor them
it is bad .,
But society doesn't this attitude Instead Of looking the w
from the child point take the point OF view OF business
cation politics. industrial conditions houslng-n all hese lnaefS
ness comes first and our children second
It is business which Dictates and after has made the rules we ny
as we'll as we can to adapt welfare of children to them but m
day will arrive when method or project gooa lot OuSn 0u
for the children it will be rejected. =
That one of the why favor the strike OF the
of the Crane company They want shorter workday II y s
father will spend more time at home WIN MS n
b Influence upon children Just important as a' VI W
mother If the father prevented from spending certain amount
time with his children there something definite lacking IN their rearing
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23

fruit from the groves to the packing
house.
R. B. Middleton, a former Pomona
resident, but now of Sanford, has
come here to be field foreman forW.
S. Middleton.
With the change of time Sunday,
the church services will be as fol-
lows: Sunday School, $50 a. m.
Preaching service, 10:45. a. m. c. E.
meeting, 700 p. m.
The Christian Endeavor service
lats Sunday evening was unusually
interesting, under the leadership OF
Mrs. Earl johnson. The Lake Como
society was present and assisted with
the program both in music and shor'
talks The audience was good, ane
C. E. Pomona hopes to have more
such fine meetings during the win
ter. w. E. New will have charge o.
the meeting next Sunday night TIT
committees appointed for the create
membership drive now on in the c. E
world are busy this week, and vii
report after the service Sunday even
ing.
A number of our people are at
tending the movies in Palatka quit
freqeuntly, sometimes going in tn
afternoons, and sometimes going i
the evening.
J. L. Elks spent the weekend wit
/ relatives near Daytona.
We are pleased to see Miss Nath
New out again after her recent il
ness.
, w. S. Middleton spent last Frida
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
PARDO APPEALS TO PERU
Newspapers Print Long Message
from the Exiled President.

LIMA, Oct. 22-El Commerce. and
La Prensa, the leading Lima news
papers, which are opposed to Au-
gusio B. Leguia, President of the re-
public, publish today a lengthy mani
festo to the Peruvian nation, signed
by DR.. Jose Pardo y Barreda, who in
July was removed from the office of
chief executive.
The manifesto is dated Colon, Aug
10. It defends DR.. Pardo's admins
tration, and particularly his Govern
ment's course during the war. Meth
er newspaper comments editorially OF
the document, which occupies severa
full pages and is virtually message
to the nation, covering the final yeal
of the Pardo regime.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
DEAD COMES TO LIFE
St. Petersburg Man Pronounced
Gone, But Is Living Now

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. a.
Especial with not a trace Of life
left about him and his heart appar-
emily having ceased to beat, A. d.
sweetser. a winter visitor from Au-
burn, Me-, was picked up on Central
avenue yesterday afternoon and
brought back to life by the efforts
of E. E. Wintersgill, mayor of Gulf
port, who used artificial respiration
Mr.. Wintersgill declares that the
man was absolutely dead; that there
was no beat of his heart and that ne
had ceased to breathe. A man who
said hewas an undertaken was with
Mr.. Wintersgill when the man wa
picked up and the undertaken ais'
declared that life was extinct. Mr.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
POMONA BEGINS SHIPPING
Citrus Fruit to Move Soon-News
and Personal Mention

Pomona, Oct. 23.-(SpeciaD -
Extensive preparations are being
made this week for the opening OF
the orange shipping season, which
will commence in fem days. =
W. S. Middleton has a new Ford
truck which will be used for hauling
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
A REAL FARM FOR HOGS OR
DAIRYING.

12O acres; so under hog proof fence
and cross fences; 80 under cultiva-
ton; flowing we'll; good five room
house and big barn, together with
orthouses. In heart Of famous East
Palatka- Hastings potato belt; 8 miles
from East Palatka on brick highway.
Ideally situated for livestock, dairy
ing or general farming. Rich' black
potato soil. Price $4,000. Terms
Fred T. Merrill, Palatka, Fla. - \
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
DUBLIN CONSTABLE is SHOT.

DUBI ", Oct. 22-Police Constable
Downing vas shot and MORALLY
wounded this morning when ap-
preaching three men on the street.
His assailants escaped. The Con-
stable died few hours later from
his wounds.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23

Senator Thomas of Coodo-I may be possible reach the ga
f uniformity in the conditions of labor but question that can De Done
otherwise than by making the standard OF the lowest ana
h O. then strict uniformity in world labor conditions can
m attained only at the expense of the American wage Garner Ills su
~ M intelligence productive capacity and opportunities can aVa
him but little.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23

in Jacksonville transacting business.
The HOFFMAN family which has
been in Tennessee since early June,
is expected home this week, coming
by automobile.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
pependent on Language.

Many thoughts are so dependent
upon the language in which they are
clothed that they would lose half tneir
beauty IL otherwise expressed'-Rus
hin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-25

through an interpreter was like wit.
Messing the compound fracture Of
an idea. But the beauty OF It is
that whatever the impediments OF
the channel of communication. the
Idea is the same: that II gets regis
tered. and it gets registered in re.
sponsivc hearts and receptive pur.
poses.
I have come back for a strenuous
attempt to transact business for q
little while in America, but 7 have
really come back TO say to you, in
all soberness and honesty, that I
have been trying my best TO speak
your thoughts.
When / sample myself. 7 think /
find that I am n typical American.
and IL I sample deep enough. and
get down to what is probably the
true stuff of a man. then ] have
hope that It is part OF the stun that
is like the other fellows at home.
And, therefore, probing deep in
my heart and trying to see the
things that are right without re.
gard TO the things that may be de-
bated as eXpedicnt, ! feel that I am
interpreting the purpose and the
thought OF America; and in loving
America 7 find l have Joined the
great majority OF my fellow men
throughout the world.
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which dull despair would settle were
this great hope disappointed, I
should wish. for my part. never TO
have had America play any part
whatever in this attempt TO enamel.
pate the world. But I talk as "
there were any question; I have no
more doubt Of the verdict Of Amer.
lea In this matter than I have doubt
Of the blood that Is in me.
And so, my fellow citizens, / have
come back to report progress, and
I do not believe that the progress
Is going 10 stop short OF the goal.
The nations Of the world have set
their heads now to do q great thing.
and they are not going 10 slacken
their purpose. And when I speak OF
the nations of the world ! do not
speak OF the governments Of tho
world. I speak Of the peoples who
constitute the nations OF the world.
They are in the saddle and they are
going 10 see TO II TINT II their pres
ent governments do not do their will.
some other governments shall. And
the secret II out and the present
governments know II.
Harmony in Common knowledge
There Is a great deal OF harmony
10 be got out of common knowl-
edge. There Is n great deal OF
sympathy to be got out OF living in
the same atmosphere and, except for
the differences OF languages. which
puzzles my American a very sadly
I could have believed l was at home
in France or in italy or in England
when was on the streets, when
was IN the presence of the crowds,
when | was in great halls where
men we're gathered together ire
spective OF class.
[ did not feel quite as muc at
home there as I do here, but |
felt that now, at any rate, after
this storm Of war had cleared the
Air, men we're seeing eye to eye
everywhere and that these were the
kind of folks who would understand
what the kind OF folks at home
would understand and that they
were thinking the same things.
feel about you as I am reminded
O, a story Of that excellent witness
and good artist, oliver Herford, who
one day, sitting at luncheon at his
club, was slapped vigorously on the
back by a man whom he did not
know very well.
Tie said; "oliver, old boy how are
your"
lie looked at him rather coldly.
Tie said: IL don't know your name;
/ don't know your face, but your
arc very familiar."-and
1 must say that your are
very familiar, and, let me ado, very
delightful.
Speaking Thoughts Of People
1t Is a great comfort, for one thing,
10 realize that you all understand
the language I am speaking. A
friend Of mine said that to talk