davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

$3,120.08. Pc odkryciu rabunku
Wydziaf Narodowy oddai sprawe W
rece policyi lecz dotad sprawcow ME
wykryto''.
Ia ten rabunek Wydzial Naro-
dowy ME moze bye wiecej odpowie-
dzialny jak SO urzednicy bankow
przez bandyt6w W podobny sposoD
ob~rabowanych, jak sic to czesto tn
wydarza.
Mkt bardziej ME odczu} tel
>,raty jak urzednicy Wydziafu, lecz
ma to niema rady. Moiemy Panu b.
gu p~odziekowaG, re ma zwyz 4 mi
liony dolar6w, kt6re skolektowalis-
my ma Skarb Narodowy, to strata
ia Jest tax mala'.
Jest jasnem jak ma d}oni, re Pc
wne jednostki wrogO us%nOsobione do
WydziaIu N~arodowcgo, chcqc podko-
paG zaufanie spoleczehstwa do tel
najwyzszej ma Wychodztwie naszem
instytucyi uznanej prZez Rad Pol
ski iak j przez Rad Amerykahski,
pcwCdowani ziq VIOLA j osobistemi
ambicyamI, rozglaszaia falszywe
plotki = o~grOnnym ~uszczerbkiem
ola dobrej sprawy ~narodOwej'.
Pc wysiuchaniu prezydenta Pho
trowskiego Zarzad Z~jednoczenia wy
| razif mu .tako swemu rep~rezentanto
wi / skarbnikoWi W Wydziale Naro-
dowym jednogIoSnie votum zaufa'-
mia, a tych kt6rzy kiamstwa te roz-
siewaja "a ich n~iegodzlwe postepo-
wane napletnowat jake szkodnikow
! sprawy narodowej, oraz wyrazh ma
dzieje, ze og6' ME da sic wyprowa-
, dis Z r6wnowagi lecz nadal z catem
zauraniem / godnoScia odnosic SIG
bedzie do WydziaIu Narodowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

P. R. X.

Czytamy W ostatnim numerze
,.Narodu Polskiego", organu Zjedno
cze1ia P. R. X, CO nastepuje:
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Zarza--
du Zjednoczenia, kt6re sic odbyio
27go ub. M, dyrektor Jan Czekala
zabral CLOS W sprawie k~razaCych plo
tex o rzekomej defraudaGyi i z{ej
g%ospodarce " Wydzialo Narodowym
| prosi} prezydenta p. Piotrowskie-
go, kt6ry zarazem jest skarbnikiem
Wydziaiu o wyjaSnienie, zaznacza--
JAG PREY tenn, re wyjasnienia tego
ME 4ada dla siebie gdya jest przeko
many, re plotki te 50 z}osliwe i nj
czem ME uzasadnione - SO atoli
moze tacy, kt6rych plotkarze zdota-
Ii W zamet wprowadzit.
Pan Piotrowski oswiadczyl i "a
pewni} jaknajuroczysciej, re aad-
nych defraudacyi Tub ;nnych nadu
ayt W Wydziale Narodowym ni2dy
ME by}o | re sprawy Wydziale So
zalatwiane z iak najwieksza SUI
m]ienno&cia.
Co sic tyczy rabunku jaki Wy
dziale Narodowym popeiniono pr2ez
Gotad niewykrytych bandyt6w. p.
Piotrowski z%aznaczyl. re sprawl ia
byla kr6tko pc ]dokonaniu tel zbrod
nj W prasie przez Wydzia} do VIA
domoSci publicznej podana ! strata
okreSlona. Pomimo to ludzie ztei
wolf W plotkach swych sprawe te
n~ieustannie rozwalkowywali. robiac
PREY tenn poboczne insynuacyc o do
fraudacvi i zlei gospodarce.
.,Ot6z ~jeszcze a OSwiadczam -
powiedZial prezydent y. l.. Piotro-
wski. - re W nccy 2 Is NJ "A ma
ia wiamano sic do hiura Wyd7i1iu
i ? kasv ogniotrwGlei ~wyEradyiono
W hnu1a2h rzadOwvCh. ~kuDOnarh.
znaczkaCh wojeNnych ! got6wce ra-
zem try tysiace sto dwadzic$cia do
lar6w | osie,r rentow S3,12O.nE'
oraz przekas2v bankowe M sumo
diva tysiace trzydzie%ci szoSG dola-
rGw trzydzieSci osiem cant6w S.
O2G.39(. lecz vvrlGte przeEaZ6w
bankowych natychmiast wstrzvma-
no. TAX ae GAIA strata ~wynosi tylko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

gacyi W Sofii donosi, re przedsta
wiciel Polskiego Ministeryum
Spraw Zagranicznych zawarf kon
trakt z Bulgarska Administracya
zywnosciowa O dostawe do Pol
ski surowych materyafow i tyto-
niu ma sumo sS,275,OOO levas (le-
vas ma wartosc jednego franka
Tub rowna sic l9N centom anne
rykahskim(. w zamian Rad Pol
ski zaopatrzy Bu}garie W cukier,
Szkio, mineralne oleje, matte i sol
ma ogolnq SUNG 100000 levas.
R0znica p~ozosta}ych kosztow to-
warow p}acona bedzie W walucie
Szwajcarskiej. Wy1niana iowa.
row uskuteczniona zostanie przez
rzeke Dunaj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

BawiQcy obecnie wSrod Polonti
'Amerykanskiej wybitny pow,e-
sciopisarz polski Wiadys}aw 5.
Reymont urodzif sic W roku 1868
W Krolestwie. Matka jego braia
czynny udziai w powStaniu 1865
r; rodzina byla uboga. bardzo
I;czna; w domu panowala atmo--
sierra goraco patryotyczna i reli-
gina. Pc latach s~zkolnych. ciez-
kich, panowai bowiem wowczas
W Polsce system rusyfikacyjny /
"a iedno posiyszane siowo polskic
wvpedzano Z gimnazyow, Rey--
mont wczeSnie musiai sic wziac
10 piracy zarobkowej w osiemna-
Stym roku zycia poszedi dorabiac
sic niezaleznoSci. Me bardzo mu
sic jeduak wiodio. ME mogf wy
l~zymac diugo ma roznych posa-
zach / urzedach. by} tym i owym
- ale cd miodoSci ciagneio go
nicPrzeParcie do literatury. -
Wreszcie W 1898 wystapii z pierw
semi nowelami, drukowanemi w
pismach warszawskich i krakow
skich. Zwroc3y one ma niego u
wage prasy i publicznoSci powie-
Sci .,Komedyantka" i .Fermenty"
jake potem napisal, miaiy wiel-
kie powodzenie i zostaly przetiu;
maczone ma rome jezyki. Ze maj
wiecej obchoG1iia go dola chiopa
/ robotnika. napisai powieSc w
dwoCh tomach ,,Ziemia obiecana"
W ktorej przedstawil wielkie mia
sto fabryczne LODI: powiesc,
drukowana najpierw W piSmie CO
iziennem, robiia take wrazenie,
re fabrykanci Aodzcy skarzyli sic
10 century rosyjskiej, ma jej
,zkodliwy wplyw ma robotnik6w.
Naturalnie, cenzor wykreslil Z
lei ksiazki wszystkie ustepy, OPT
sujace nieludzki wyzysk niemie-
,kich fabrykantow ! tragiczna do
,e polskiego robotnika, rosyjska
zas zandarmerya poradzila auto
rowi poCichu, ably wyjechai "a
granice - ma odpoczynek.. -.
Wyjechac musiai ! wyjechai, Ma
pisai potem .,Ch}opow", czteroto-
NOVA powieSc znanq juz dzisiaj
W calej Europe i tiumaczona ma
liczne jezyki europejskie. Procz
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~DZIALALNOSC RZADO-
WYCH 1 U RAG

Washington. D. c. II Departa
mentu Pracy.) Rzadowe biura
pracodawcze, zajmujace sic roz-
mieszczanicm tax cywilnych jak
i zwalnianych zo}nierzy zawiaca-
miaja. re W tygodniu skohczonym
dnia 2lgo czerwca r. b. osiagnieto
lepsze rezultaty anizeli w poprzed
mich tygodniach.
Z otrzymanych W Department
Gle Piracy raportow >idac, re w
trzydziestu dziewieciu miastacn
Jest nadwyzka robotnik6w i to
przeWaznie w w~iekszych miastach
iak New York, Chicago. st. Louis
Boston i inne. Natomiast II miast
wvkazuje brak 1907 robotnikow.
w ciagu togo tygodnia 24,623
zolnicrzy i marynarzy zg}osi}o sic
0 prace, Z kt6rych 22.132 natych-
Mast takowa otrzyma}o'
w caiych Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych jest nadwyzka 20S,6 robot
w poprzednim tygodniu
byIo PAL ,O+6 nadwyzki robotni--
k0w.
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CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. l. p6lnocna
buszel ........ $2.42 do $2.44
Pszenica, No. 3
busZel SZ.4O
Kukurydza. No. 3, z6lta
buszel ........ $3.50 do $1.S4
Kukurydza, No. 3, biala
buszel $l.S5
OWES, buszel No. 2 80. 72Hc
buszel $1.15 do 1914
zyto, buszel ......... $1.45h
D
Wofy, tuczne :. $15.25 do $3.50
Woiy, roczne E. $11.50 do $685.
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
wi, .......... $50 do $14.00
Cieleta ....... $14.25 do $3.50
SWINE, tuczne 1926 do 5000
SWINE, wagi miedzy 40 a
165 funtow .. $21.20 do $21.65
Barany, zachod. 1875 do $500
Owce, tuczne -. $500 do 1926
NABIAE.
Taja, pierwsza sorta,
tuzin .......... 44c do 45c
Iaja. druga sorta,
tuzin .......... 39c do 40c
Masio, 1sza sorta, funt 49,. 49c
Mas1o, 2ga sorta, #. 45Hc do 47c
Ser daisies" funt ........ SIC
Ser Limburger, #. -. 24c do Bic
Ser szwajcarski, funt 45c do 55c
DRoB zYWY.
Kury, funt ............... 29c'
Koguty, stare, funt ...... 1870
Kaczki, funt ........ 23c do 25c
Indyki, funt 25c
Gesi, funt Ice
WARZYWA.
S~zparagi, "a wiaz. $3.50 do 500
Buraki, 100 wiaz. $500 do $500
Kalafiory, skrzyn. =. Soc do 75c
Selery, skrzynka (Michi-
gan .......... 75c do $1.25
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tych napisaf ,,Wampira', powiest
,.Marzyciela' powfesc, o-az wy
dab pare tomow novel. w roku
1907. kiedy Rosya chciaia oder
wac Cd Krolestwa Ziemie Che|m-
ska i Geese Podlasia, Rcymont ma
pisai szkice p. t. IL Chclmszczy-
zny", spis straszliwych walk i
cierpieh ludu polskicgo "a Ojczyz
ne i Wiare. Ia te ksiqzke poszedi
pod sad. dzieki jednak rozg0--
wi, jaki nabraia ksiazka, dzieki
prawdziwoSci opiSywanych fax
tow i roznym zabiegom. autora
uwolniono Cd wiezicnia i Z pod
surowego dozoru policyjncgo. -
Wziai sic pozniej do piracy mad
HISTORIC Polska ! napisal wielka
trzytomowa powicSc p. I. e.
1894. ObrazujqcQ ostatnia chwi-
le najjaSniejszej Rzeczypospolitei
i Powstanie KoSciuszkowskie: pc
wieSc te skonczyl i wydaf juz pod
czas wojny. Pierwszy tom tel pc
wieSci, pod tytulem ,,Ostatni
Sejm Rzeczypospolitej'', Niemcy
pc wkroczeniu do Warszawy, ma
tychmiast zabronili sprzedawaG i
skonfiskowali. PrzedStawia bo-
wien tam Reymont ich nikcze-
mile machinacye, ma zgube Polski
czynione.
w zyciu spoiecznem w. Rey-
mont bral czynny udzia}, przez
kilka lat byl prezesem Gniazd
Sierocych; pc wybuchu wojny
Centrally Komitet Obywatelski
powolaf go ma stanowiSko preze-
sa Wydzialu Prasowego. Ma tenn
stanowiSku Reymont oddai !Spra
vie Polskiej nieocenione usiugi;
rozumiejac, re Polska byiaby ska
zana ma zaglade, gdyby Niemcy
wygraly te wojne i re jedyna ma
dzieja Polski byla W zwyciestwie
Aliantow, Reymont byf wielkim
zwolennrkiem Aliant0w i W tym
kierunku niezmordowanie praco-
wal' By} dalej czionkiem Kola
Miedzynarodowego, organizacyi
utworzonej W Polsce pc okupacyi
n~iemieckiej, ktora jednoczy}a W
Sobie tie wszystkie stronnictwa,
ktore w zwyciestwie Aliant6w
widzia}y jedynie moznoSc odbu-
dowania wolnej i zjednoczonej
Polski.
Do Ameryki w. Reymont PREY
jechal w celu blizszego poznania
sic z naszem wychodztwem; ME
zaleznie Cd tego w. Reymont pod
egida Wydziaiu Narodowego wy
glosi szereg odczytow o Polsce w
obecnych warunkach we wszyst-
kich wiekszych centrach Polonii
Amerykanskiej. Pierwszy TAXI Cd
czyt w. Reymont wygiosi. W Chi
cago W przysziy poniedziaiek, 2
go lipca, o godz. 7:30 wieczorem,
w sail Zjednoczenia rog ulic Mil
waukee i Augusta.
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Og6rki, 2 tuziny $3.50 do $3.50
Cebula, nova, kosz
Texas) ...... $3.50 do $3.50
Cebula, zielona, via
zka 10c do 15ci
kartofle, MOVIE (Virginia)
beczka ........ $500 do $3.50
kartofle, MOVIE, (Oklahoma)
100 funtow go. $500 do 1910
Pomidory, 6 kosz. $500 do $3.50
Kapusta, nova.
skrzynia ...... $1.O0 do $3.50
Szpinak, skrzynka :. SOC do 6jc
Marchew, nova !
100 wiazek 80. $500 do $500
Rzodkiewka, 100 wiaza-
mex .......... $3.50 do 500
Groch straczkowy, kosz
$1.00 do $l.jG
Salata, w gl6wkach
SkrZynka ioC
OWOCE. ;
Jablka, buszel .. $1.75 do $3.50
C~zereSnie, 16 XIV. $3.50 do $3.25
Truskawki, 16 XIV. $500 do $3.50
Maliny, - XIV. 1925 do $500
Ananasy, kosz .. 1925 do $3.50
Brzoskwinie, 6 kosz. go. $3.50
Cytryny, pudio :. $500 do $6.75
Pomarahcze, pubic $500 do $3.50
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprz6w, sztuk ....... 10000
Bydia, sztuk ........... 5000
Jagniat, sztuk ......... 1900
Owiec, sztuk .......... $4,000
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-26

di un anonimo. Dice cosi, Fincete
Porgoglio della donna col'ironia: Pi-
ronia con lindifferenza: questa con la
passione. La rivincita wien dopo-..
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tenzione, svelano sempre pin j lor0
pregi, fanno apparire veramente bel
10 clio che prima sembrava solamente
grazioso. Un'elegante proporzione dI
linee, uno squisito accordo ira la fl
gura la toeletta: ed ora che la bel
lezza moderna in gran parte fatta
di eleganza e di buon gusto, oltre ad
essere una donna leggiadra anche
una donna squisita
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La Leqd dele NdziOni una fdrSd

peach an honest treaty and to do
away altogether with one even
more honest-for the sole pur-
pose of favoring the usurers; to
apply to Fiume and Dalmatia
the reasoning of the highway
man; to compromise regarding
the freedom of Egypt and of Ire
land.
Should we be impressed with
a sentence passed by such a til
umvirate
Their peoples are not with
them. Latin France is not with
them.
Were. it otherwise, then the
whole of Europe would even now
be nothing more than a greater
Prussia; and it would indeed be
better that peace were signed at
Potsdam instead of Versailles;
signed and guaranteed by Ban
kerS Woodrow Wilson & Co.
Was not Woodrow Wilson, af-
ter the manner Of a skilled sur
geon, supposed to stitch together
and bandage and cure the worst
wounds of the peoples of the
world by the miraculous means
of his Fourteen Points?
One by one he has swallowed
them all. Let us laugh.
Yes, let us laugh-and sound
the signal of our rally. For with
out Italy they have concluded
the farce which they call a Lea
que of Nations-a League which
does not bind. And without tia
ly they were prepared to sign
the "scrap of paper" which they
are pleased to call a "just pea
. ce."
Our statesmen should never
have gone to that green-clothed
table. By doing so they have lost
[ |all-eVen honor
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possiamo avere dele attenuanti per
quelli che soffrono di spirito faziona-
le, cioe, compatendo lie difese del si-
gnori democratici, per la Lega dele
Nazioni e per il suo autore, non sap
piano come definire il fogio colonia-
lie, su menzionato, che, appunto per
essere un organo d'italianita, dovreb-
be essere il primo ad alzare la voce
contro coloro che, a Parigl, manipo-
lando la Lega dele Nazioni, han ira
ditto la loro alleata, che, certo mel suo
isolamento, non potra, domain, che
orientarsi verso altri aggruppamenti
politici
lie dichiarazioni di Tittoni, dopo
gpincidenti di Fiume, ALA Camera L
taliana, non ci persuadono. lie chiae-
chiere diplomatiche-parlamentari han
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ad un fore

Povero for che mestO sitibondo
fra tante spine giaci ascoso e solo,
povero for che al par di me mel monde
non hal chi Ii conforti mel tue duoIo..-.
o.
lascia chic ii riponga sui mio cuore,
o vago, o mesto fiorellin d'amore;
cosi un compagno al duolo entrambi
tayremo
cosi mel duolo, insieme, alfn moreno.
Conte AZURRO.
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no sempre un signifcato che tradisce
la vera espressione del popolo.
81 fatti sono fatti come tall non
ammettono due facce. Questi fatti, or
bene, ci dicono' che il popolo italiano
odia la Francia, per essere state cosi
barbaramente tradito. E oltre della
Francia non potra simpatizzare
per quaint, a danno suo, cola Fran
cia hanno congiurato.
"Ecco perche moi, che amiamo la pa
ce meglio di coloro che la predicano,
siamo contro la Lega dele Nazioni.
Ecco perche moi ci auguriamo che, a
Washington, mel Senate, 81 mandi in
frantumi un falso idolo, messo su per
gabellare poveri di spirito ed a dan
no di una nazione, che suscita la ge-
losia rinvidia della sua sorella ba-
starda."
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di D'Annuuzio: La felicita e tai c0sa
che puomo deve foggiare con le sue
proprie mani su la sua propria incu-
dine.
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mask. Not eyes, but aapair of
spectacles. Not a thinking eX-
preston, but a dry formula. Not
dignity-onlY vain conceit.
To those who reproachsme for
my lack of reverence, | reply
that | am proud-more than
proud-of my spontaneous re-
pungance for this man, who,
while accepting from the hands
of his fair companions the solid
gold image of the Roman wolf,
was at the same time concealing
in his own hand the hangman's
moose, which he kept ready to
throw around the innocently
proffered neck Of over confident
Italy!
1t was an Austrian rope, hand
ed over to him by that renegade
accolyte of his, who, by the ad-
dition of "K," has added a Gro
attain appearance to his unwor-
thy name (Masaryk).
Let Italy's Cry Be Heard
in America.
But that rope had too often
stifled the cry of Italy in the tn
roats of our martyrs. And it was
worn old. So it broke. And the
cry of Italy is now bursting
forth irrepressibly from every
core of Liberty itself.
Let us raise it high enough to
reach the opposite shore of the
Atlantic. The people Of the Uni
ted States will take it up with US,
and we shall see their young IA
ces, resplendent with youth, and
idealized at last, stripped of the
horrid mask!
When America entered the
bloody conflict | celebrated its
idealism from the rock of the ca
pitol. And | said:
May the greeting from Iatly
from capitol to capitol-reach
the people of the United States
as the heartiest and highest of
all greetings with which we have
glorified the spirit with which
America is starting forth to re-
confirm and seal forever its CO.
venant with Liberty"
To-day | say that the people
of George Washington and Lin
coin cannot at this juncture play
the part of chorus to a half-Cro-
attain quaker.
And so, with you all, l greet
to-day the constellation of
Springtime," resplendent in the
Atlantic heavens, the Spiritual
Sign"
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la letterina sentimentale

10, amica mia, vi faccio subito una
confessione. Non mi dite che sono
troppo sentimentale: ma 10 amo la lu-
ma la notte, poiche la luna piu
bella che il sole, la notte piu bella
che il gioIno. f vol dovete sentirla
tutta la suggestione incantevole dele
magnifiche motif estive, limpide ed
effuse dalla pallida luna
Allora le levi torme del sogni va
gano, come fasci di veil, per il gran
silenzio notturno. Allora piu viva pal
pita Panima dele cose, cosl come le
stelle. Allora cuori, vicini lontani,
81 toccano mel desiderio supreme! AL
lora la gioia della vita 81 spande e
trema nellie nostre vene. lutte le ami
me che amarono fanno II ricordo d'u-
na notte di luna: memoria d'una fell
cita cosi alta e raggiante, DUN attimo
cosl divine da far sospirare: "quella
notte non tomera piu."
J. vol dovete amarla Ia notte, dol
&c amica, con le sue blanche luci di
luna, con ] suoi silenzi profondi le
s1e canzoni melanconiOse, con fe sue
ore in cui tutto parla al vostro spiri-
to Ia passione la poesia, la tenerez-
"a e Ia dolcezza.
Oh, una notte, una sola notte con
vol!
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ID gioviuezza ST sfora, le sue spe-
ranze, su0i palpiti ST dileguano al
soffio del vento come la rosa cede, ad
uno ad uno, suoi petaG ALA terra; le
cioie piu care hanno Ia durata di un
minute; 81 dolore trova mel tempo Po-
bio; Ia vita finisce mel rantolo della
gonia lasciando, dietro di Sc, an fuga-
&c ricordo ma
ma Pamore, ramore solo e quello
she resta.
Chi ricorda la patetica canzonetta
napoletana di ventanni ia:
Tutte passe, fnisce 81 scorde
+ destine o munne accussi
T'arricuorde do 'bbtne passate....
Amorel L'affetto del piccino che 81
nasconde mel petto materno, che tro-
va la vita la fOrza neila vita della
nadre, 81 eleva, ST purifca del suo e.
goismo, mel fanciullo diventato uomo
Quest'amore prende nuova forza
Gambia natura, ma rimane nell'amore
della donna dell'uomo e feconda, fer
tilizza, creando attire vite lutte avvin-
te dallindissolubile nodo delIamore
che 81 disse cieco, ma che e il poema
grande, sublime, immortale.
D'amore parla la terra, cantano
cieli, vivono gil uomini. E Pamore
aleggia trionfante oltre la tomba, 81
ritempfa, ST Tinnova, non muta: eter.
no.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-26
They Seek Only the SpOils

We are no longer their dupes.
Their voice is raised only to-
quarrel over the worlds doom
to dispute over the freedom of
the seas-to trade and barter
over the question of spoils; to
sell bloodless Belgium; to free
Germany of the strangling bloc
kade in order to profit from Ger
many's hunger; to bargain about
Africa, Asia, and Oceania; to inn
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-26
piccoli pastelli: la dcliziosissima

una fgura esile, ma non magra -
giacehe resilita solamente raffna-
mento della persona non una ma
grezza = di statura media. Sui suo
viso scintillano due grand occhi dun
profondo smalto: il viso dun pallor
sano, appena rosso allie guance.
E. proprio bella: una di quelle figu-
re che paiono troppo fini a prima vi
sta, poi, guardate con maggiore at
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-26
Bitter Attack on
President Wilson.

Now, oh, Romans Tell me
you, who welcomed the "alien"
in our capitol-tell me, whether
he impressed you as a mana
live man, breathing the spirit of
life.
His was not FACET was
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-26
cortesie eo
auoaci imprese
edya

me 10 avcte domandato tante volte,
e We Pho sempre detto: adore Pestate,
iol L'adoro per lie albee luminose e
pure, per II cielo che sempre profon
damente opalino, per meriggl molii
e sonnolenti. per le serate fresche ed
odorose - sopratutto per queste. la
doro poiche proprio in questa stagio-
ne che rihoriscono j sentiment piu
sentii la cui larga onda tremola CT
yaga nel'auima.
Ed 10 credo che anche vol, bionda
creature, amiate I'm pochino 'estate,
non fosse altro perche giunto il tenn
20 dele stoffe leggiere e chiare, che
danno all'eleganza della vostra per-
soncina la grazia piu fine; il tempo
degli ampi cappelh di paglia soto cui
Il vostro dolce viso acquLsta nell'om-
bra uno strano fascino profondo; il
tempo dele maniche larghe del leg
gier dec0lletes che scovrono timida-
n1ente II vostro colo lihale su cui j
riccioli ribelH mettono un palpitante
volo d'oro; il tempo in cui la lieve
scarpetta chiara ia apparire pin ner-
voso e civettuolo il vostro piedino
stretto nella calza nera.
Dolcissimo tempo, e vero: tempo
ieraviglioso, cielo divine il cui puris-
simo azzurro forma To sfondo piu in
cantevole per la vostra blanca, SLAM
ciata silhouette.
Ed 10 adore restate un po' anche
per questo: per vol, mia. dolce amlca.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-12-06
Fair WARNING.

what party do you belong to?"
asked Judge SOggersby of the new ar
rival in Chiggersville.
I'm Republican, sir" replied the
stranger, "and proud of it."
THAT'S all right" said the judge.
I'm a peaceable man myself an don't
believe in meddlin' with another per-
sons political or religious beliefs, but
this is a Democratic stronghold an
there are lot of other people about
here who. amt so easy goin' in their
habits and dispositions. If you want
to do any CROWN I'd advise you to
get in the middle of a 40-acre field an
make it sort Of soliloquy "-Birm-
ingham Age-Herald
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-12-06
CLEARLY WITHOUT THE LAW
Wise Judge Quickly Pointed Out Why
Musician Was ManifestIiy Guilty
of Looting.

A man was brought into court re-
Gently under the anti-loafing law. The
judge looked at him for a moment and
then asked:
What is your occupation?"
II am a musician, your honor" was
the reply.
"In that case I'll have to find you
guilty of loafng."
"But, your honor" protested the
man, I'm regularly employed by the
church as an organist."
THAT only confirms my opinion"
said the judge. "The law requires ev-
cry man to work, but your occupation
requires you to ulay."
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-12-06
What He Wanted.

Little Ben, who was very fond Of
beefsteak, passed his plate the other
night at dinner for a second helping.
''Why, Ben," said his uncle, "you.
mustn't eat any more meat. Don't
you know" he counseled, 'if you eat
more meat you might have a dream
and see elephants and tigers and lions
and scorpions and panthers and"
Ben grinned delightedly.
Gimme another piece" he begged
Il want to see all them things. LOS
Angeles Times.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-12-06
''ONLY One THING
BREAKS my COLDI
''That's DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for fifty years a
coId-breaker"

NOTHING but sustained quality
and unfailing effectiveness can
arouse such enthusiasm. Moth
ing but sure relief from stubborn old
colds and Onrushing new ones, grippe,
thrOat-tearing coughs, and Group could
have made DR.. Kings New Discovery
the nationally popular and standard
remedy 1t is today.
Fifty years old and always reliable.
Good for the whole family. A bottle In
the medicine cabinet means q shOrt-
lived cold or cough. 60c. and $120.
All druggists. Give it q trial.