davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
WAR TIME FOOD IS
USED IN CANADA
FOOD CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN
is STILL ON IN MANY PARTS
OF THE DOMINION.

Winnipeg, Can, Jan. 28.--War-timo
food conservation campaigns in the
Canadian Northwest have changed
the apDotitcs Of the people Hundreds
ci tons o. fish and game. once deemed
unfit as focd, ,re being consumed each
month throughout the Dominion.
Whale and flatfish seem to lead
as @ei foods, whGe beaver and other
fur-bearing animals. hitherto IN
thought OF as table de'icacies, like,
wise are given prominent places in
the food lists.
Whale meat, which Jailed to win
recogn tion in Canada until last sum.
mer, is being sold by the ton from
Van Couver to Ialifnx The Domin
iCn Food boards success in the cam.
raign to market Pacific flatfish is il
dicatad by the official estimate tha.
3500,000 pounds have haan consumed
II six months Fishermen fOrmerlv
threw away this fish.
Until 1918 trappers retained only thu
pets Of beavers. The Minnesota cam
paign in behalf of beaver flesh as .
food attracted attention in Manitoba
and hotels in this province aided beH
yer meat to their menus
Later someone discovered thai
chickens went wild ovo3 beaver" and
resulting experiments indicated tn .
diet of beaver meat improved the egg
laying qualities Of hens in cold wc9th
er
Wild rice that grows n attendance
IL the Northern Lake districts a'sr
was ignored until American and Can
adian commission men in Eastern ci
ties began making steady demands fc~
t. Canadian people started eating It
after it had gained popularity in h0
tells.
Odd outfits resembling sail boat
have been constructed to thresh the
fields
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
LITTLE RUBY MILLER PASSES
AWAY SUDDENLY YESTERDAY

Little Ruby, the sixteen months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edo Miller
died 1T the + home on Newcastle stree
yesterday afternoon after brief i'll
ness Of only few days, from stomach
troubles.
The funeral will occur at 3 O'Clock
tlis afternoon, Rev. Gray, pastor OF
the Mckendree church officiating, the
interment to occur in Palmetto cemc
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller have tho sym
pathy of their wide circle of friends
in this sudden bereavement which he's
come to them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
GREAT WHEELS OF A GREAT
INDUSTRY WILL HUM YET
Not the Proper Time for Think
ing of Doing Business With
Government As Matters Con
nected With Plant Unsettled.

Very few people in Brunswick, eX-
cept probably that small cotec}e OF
Ipessimists, have ever thought that the
picric, acid plant buildings would be
abolished. permanently and the more
this matter is Investigated the cleare.
lit appears that q day not far distant
either, the wheels Of a great industry
will hum and hum to the tune of
thousands of dollars each week in
payrollc
1t is a we'll known fact that none
os the government war activities have
been settled up and especially is this
true of industrial projects 1t may he
true that number Of camps have
been discontinued but this was expect,
cd when the forces began mobilization
and many cases these camps did not
represent millions of dollars as does
the work at the picric plant in Bruins
wick
A News representative talked to f
S. Hugger. Of the great firm Of con-
tractors of Huggar Brothers, picric
acid contractors and he explained that
4he time was not even near at hand
for the government to frurn with
firms or corporations for the pro"
crty "Fact Of the matter is" saif
Mr. Huggor. "tha government is not
in shane to do ANYTHING at this time
Why the ordnsnco derartment has
nn+ started rnod as vet tn vivid w
tho hundreds of new projects o.
ca asinrnd hv the war;
When asked what his idea was IN
regard to the future out there he
said: at w1l be a great manufactu,t
ing settlement with many hundreds
Of employees" While Mr. Hugger ic
not now in position to say inst what
he knows about the inside" Of tho
future plans for this property. he said
enough to lead the News to obelievc
th"t something naal big VIII he there
at the proper time. to~9 aat
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
CASE REPLETE WITH
MANY SENSATIONS
Charges of FaithIessness BY
Husband, Supported BY Mass
of Testimony-Legal Battle Is
Fought to End.

The always fatal triangle played
it's usual role in Glynn Superior cour
yesterday, when the entire day was
given to the hearing OF the divorce
proceedings of N. w. Findley VS.. Ka
tie Il. Findley.
AS is always the case with these
human nature tragedies this one Wa:
replete with disturbed marital VOWS
broken homes. and all of the sorrows
that follow in the wages of sin.
The grounds for the proceedings as
named in the complaint of the plain.
tiff, we'll known Brunswick bus,
mess man were based on infidelitv
and during the day large number OF
witnesses were produced on both side
and needless to suggest, the gerate,
part Of the testimony was of the sort
that pleases those who are fond of tho
salacious in court hearings.
The contention Of the husband war
that his wife was faithlass and shc
cnuntered both charges of intoxica
tion, which. however were not sus
tanned by the witnesses
Judge Daniel w Krauss represent
cd the plaintiff and Judge G. B. Con
yers appeared fer the defendant arr
both of them made eloquent appeals
to the jury.
During the entire day the spacious
court room was thronged with crowds
Of people-mostly attracted by curios,
itv and frequently the judge found If
necessary to admonish the spectators
not to make any demonstration ono
way or the other,
The evidence was closed at about
kalf past three the lawyers consumed
about forty minutes and Judge High
smith about fifteen in his charge and
the jury after retiring for not more
than ten minutes brought in a yer
dict for the plaintiff. the form of the
verdict reading: eve, the jury. f'nf
for the plaintiff total divorce"
The complaint of Mr.. Findley also
asked for tho custody of the two chill
dren. but as this is merely a first
verdict. the Jury was not empowere'
TO pass upon that question.
A second verdict will be asked al
the May term of the court and at that
time that issue will he determined.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
MEETING THIS YEAR
IS AN IMPORTANT ONE
The Delegation for Georgia As
Selected BY the Governor Is
Representative of Most Prom
lnent Business Men in State.

Governor Dorsey has just finished
the task Of selecting the Georgia de-.
cgation TO the coming sess }on Of the
ltivers and Harbora congress which
lis to meet i'll Washington on Fobru
AIRY 5. 6 ma :,
T@e gentlemen named on this i'm
1ortant mission to tho capital in the
interest Of the rivers and harbora of
tho entne nat on is typical Of the best
business thought in Georgia ana is
one Of the strongest delegations nam.
ed to this congress in many ears.
lille Brunswick delegates named bv
Governor Dorscy arc George II. Smith
former president Of the Brunswick
Board Of Trace md r Z Hopkins
: former navor OF the city ana active,
ly interested II all Of tha movements
looking to its growth end develop
ment
Both Of these delegates in addition
to Others to be named by the Board
OF Trade, will Of course attend the
congress which means that Brunswick
will be well represented at this i'm
port2nt gathering, which means so
much to the ports Of the state
The other members Of the 6.2!cga-
ton named by Governor Dorsey ere
as follows:
W. T Anderson. Macon; J. G. OgIas,
by, Quitman; c. r. R cker. st. Mary's:
s G. McLendon. Atlanta: W. J. Pier
pont, Savannah; Alex Seasons. Cog
dell; S. r. Brown. Albany; Fuller
Callaway Lagrange; Helms N. Ran.
doph, Atl3nta: r. Guv King. Atlanta;
Mills r, Lane. Savannah: Tohn Fl.
Mock. Albany: Sam nobhe Atlarta:,
Charles Hall Davis. Pc4e~sh,rr Va;
w. S Witman. Atlanta; John rclder.
Jeffereonville: w. II FrochocH. s.
Marys: Seaton Crant'qrd. Griffin:
sam Olive, Auen~ta s G. Tovnseoa
St Marys and W. r StiilwelI Sa-
vannah
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
WILHELM IS WIRED
BY OLD SUBJECTS
GERMAN PEOPLES PARTY Tells
HIM 1T APPRECIATES WORK
DONE BY HIM.

Amsterdam, Jan. 2S-Thn German
peoples party, which is composed in
large part Of pan-Gcrmans and junk.
ers, has sent telegram tc William.
former emperor, according to a Fer.
lin dispatch, say ing they appreciate
his work for the German empire dur,
ins the past ana assuring him that a
million Germans will live under new
conditions on the revenue monarch
lists idea.
The telegram states that TIE peo.
PIE will repel every unworthy es-
arrangement from tha Gh ideal Of the
German kaiser ana his Prus3i n kin.
ship.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
UNITING MEXICAN UNIONS

Mexico City, Jan. 28.--Th.a Fedora
ton of Union workers, the most pow
erful labor organization in the repub
lie. has appointed a committee to take
UP with other workers organize tions
Throughout the republic the question
OF uniting all the labor organizations
of Mexico,into one confederation. The
Isadors in TIL stmovement were dele
gates tofthe recent Pan-American con
ference held in Laredo, Texas. 5.4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS TALKED
AT a Conference to Be Held To
day China Will Be Represent
ed AS Also Will Entire Colo
nial Possessions of England.
(By Associated Press.

Paris, Jan 2S-Official announce.
ment Of the proceedings OF the peace
conference says the president of the
United States, prNne hin ster and
foreign ministers of the United States
and Great Britain, France and Italy
and representatives of Japan held two
meetings today and exchanged views
as to the German colonies in the Far
East, in the Pac fic and South Afri.
ca
The fundamentaI principles of the
le&gue Of nations were discussed. At
one of the conferences China was rep
resented and tomorrow the British
dominions Will be represented.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
STEEL TRUST DIVIDEND REDUCED

New York;, Jan. 2S.--Reflecting
past war conditions iron and steel di.
rectors of the United States Steel
corporation today reduced cxtr.. d dNi.
dends on common shares to one per
cent, quarterly, after declaring a reg,
ular dividend Of one and three quar-
tars per cent on preferred and one
and one quarter on common stock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
COMMITTEE TO
HOLD WIRE LINES
VOTE OF MEMBERS STOOD 10 TO 6
FOR HOLDING TELEGRAPH
LINES AWHILE.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-By a vote OF
10 to 8, the postoffice committee of
the house this morning decided to
report bill continuing government
control of telephone and telegraph
lines.
1t will be continued, according to
the proposed measure, until ended by
tho president
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
ORDERS ISSUED NOT BEGIN
WORK ON MANY VESSEL s

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Orders were
issued today to many shipyards not
to begin work on ships aggregating
from a million to q million and a quar-
ter tons, headweight, the keels of
which would ordinarily have been laid
by August
These orders were sent out only tC
South Atlantic and Pacific yards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
G FIXES PRICES OF HOGS

Washington. Jan. -Ahminimum
price of $3.50 per hundred, pounds for
hogs for Febrpary was unanimously
asreed to today by the hog committee
Of the food administration. o,5ai i ia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
BOARD FIXES NEW
RATES ON COTTON
NUMBER Or CHARGES MADE IN
CHARGES FROM SOUTH AT
LANTiC PORTS.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The shipping
Doard today fXed a new high densivc
cotton rate from South Atlantic ports
to the United Kingdom at $..25 per
hundred, effective Immediately. to
Dutch, Beig 1m French, Atlantic mort
and $I3O to French Mediterranean
ports ana Barce!on4 and 10 main Itql-
ian pOrt3 S225.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
ACCEPTS FRENCH INVITATION

Mexico City, Jan, 2S-The Mexican
government has accepted an invita-,
ton from France to participate in tho
Exposition at Lyons in February.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
YOUNG RED CROSS WORKER
MURDERED IN NEW JERSEY

Tenafly, N. j., Jan. 2S.-The young
woman whose body was found on a
ledge of the palisades, has been iden-
tified as Mrs. Adelaide Parkwood, of
Florida, Red Cross worker
The deceased was temporarily liv-
ing in New York, according to the
police, who said she was the wife of
an army officer at Camp Merritt. 1t
was stated further that more than
one man and possibly woman would
be implicated in the Staying.
20 rN.s t..I j 1iW iIJnt t5 lt r!9l
-a In Florida the woman, murdered
made her home in Tampa and was
called Mis-, AGILE Paekwpod, who was
married to maior who, recently died
in France, Of Spanish influenza, Her
real name is unknown. It appears to
be case of suicide.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-29
THE TIDES

'lgh water 30 a. ill.,. and . - p. IN
Low water 1901 a. "a. and 1870 p. m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Sposobnos6 otrzymania piracy przy
budowie dr6g.

Washington, D. c. (Komunikat
Rzadowy). Biuro ~,pubticznych dr6g
PREY Departamencie Rolnictwa, o.
trzymalo obecnie zawiadomienie Cd
20 stanowych departamentow dro-
gowych zawiadomienie, re pewna
liczba powracajacych zoinierzy i ma
rynarzy mole dostac zajecie W roku
1919 PREY budowie | reperacyi dr6g.
Q nadesianych' raportow widat, re
do tych robot potrzeba 1881 ia
chowych i 91,9O4 zwyczajnych ro-
botnik6w. Jake fachowych robotni-
k6w, raporty wymieniaja murarzy,
ciesli, ~cemenciarzy, starszych robot
nik6w / dozorc6w. Nalezy sic zWro-
cic po prace do Rzadowego Biurs
Pracodawczego. Biura znajduja sic
" katdem. miescie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
w czasie wojny 162,S64 zofnierzy
przyjelo obywatelstwo.

Washington, d. C. (Komunikat
Rzadowy). - Department Piracy
wyda, n~astepujace oswiadczenie:
o dnia 11-go stycznia r. b. 162,S64
Eolnierzy z armii amerykahskiei
przyjelo tutejsze obywatelstwo. Jest
to rezultatem piracy Biura Natura-
lizacyjnego, kt6rego urzednicy
zdolali wyti6maczyt obcokrajowcom
slutacym W armii amerykahskie1,
korzysci jake osiagna zostawszy o.
bywatelami t~utejszego kraiu. w vie
lu obozach egzaminatorzy i sedzio-
vie :byli peryodycznie p%rzysylani,
gdzie naturalizowali o~bcokrajow--
COW masami. Me jest to ~jeszcze
kompletna lista nowych obywatei
II W armii, DO ilosc takowych ciaele
sic zwieksza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Forte-Piano.

Pod takim, czy podobnym ty--
trlem pojawii sic we wczoraj-
Sym dzienniku angielskim ,,Ch.
D. Journal" bardzo zrecznie, lex
k~o-dowcipnie, a sympatycznie
skreslony edytoryai, poswiecony
osobie premiere Paderewskiego.
Trzypomina autor - dawnego
Paderewskiego: pianiste, w:rtuo-
"a, pretensyonalnie eleganckiego
mistrza fortepianu.. DIS czlo--
wick ten skoiiczyi i zamkna} ka-
ryere artystyezna, a W miynle
politycznym Z zakasanemi reko-
ma praeuje dniami i nocami i w
r~ozstrojow, a dyssonansow
orkiestre swego narodu usiiuje
wprowadzic mute jedna - zgod-
rel, czystej harmonic. I udaje
mu sic! Jak PREY fortepianie
tax PREY swym nowym politycz-
r:ym instrumental - jest 'Pade-
rewski mistrzem znakomitym, a z
pod jego reki i kierunku - "a.
czyna sic wysnuwac Polska Sym
fonia - ma podobiehstwo moze
tel, ktora napisaf dawniej na for
tepian: obecnie gra ia W polityce
narodowej. I gra po wirtuozow-
sku, gra fortissomo zarazem, re
az caly SWAT siyszy i patrzy, u
jety - zadziwiony - zdumiony!
Niebywaly dotad W historyi e.
vehement: ewolucya meza sta
ru - z artysty, polityka z wiz
tuoza.
Ia jego prace i zastugi, "a szcze
ry, goracy patryotyzm polski -
wart Paderewski uznania i popat-
ca re strony caiego swiata. Oto
krotka tresG artykuiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
DO WIADOMOSCIl

WaIJstkieh Interesantow naJuprset.
miei ProsImy o przestrzeganie 10nts.
ssyeh w~sknE6wek1
siura AdmInistraeyI nassej otwnrte
80 prnex dzleh caly cd sodtiny s.mel
srana do Use w1eesoKena - co dntns .
wyjstkism niedzJeI 4 twtat krateyyeAs
zarssdes PIsma naszeso pr.yjm1ts
knteresant0w CO dnia w G0DzINACH
POPObUDNIOwYCH Cd 2-Etet do b-tet
- q wyJatkiem sobot. --
RedakeyR ola interesantoW otMarta
lssf TYLh0 w GODzINACH RANNrCH
- OD GOOzINY l0fS0 DO GoDzINf
1855 % poludniu tyLkO % sDesyafns
Eedsktor Nae.elny gr.yi..,s late:
Peaantor TYLkO 20 GODLhkkG 10-te9
PRIED PoIUDNIEM.
Upraaxa sic . Ne noAnetcI vx.neLkie
uDrnVSy q Redakcyp kafat"tao fiSEM.
ME. be ma konwersaeye afuEte nie ma
my cAhsuJ tylkO " s.czesea.
cTeh ale snlntwte kyyiexle - droge 10
reepondeneyI - prOsimy tawte sic go
hIkeIa- ~xaehowujac M W~Bgied1les Ne ..
koio SodHiny iL-ssJ S. Icy
Eorr.nondeutau uprassamy najnse-
aIeL, ably pIaaII CZYTELNIE - AThA:
MENTEn, LUB Ma MASzfNLE. Me
ZaYT sCISLIwIE 4 TYLkO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAP1ERU.
.I.su utwoPy jakfek0lwiek ME nat0
Bye Osloszone. Pochtn1IA
sn. ~ rasie nIe oElOszenia, nale4y 20
sCYRAZNIE ZAZNACzfC I ZALACI1C
ZNACZEK POCZTOwY Ma zwRoTNA
zsdSycb kOuunIkatSw 10 sElocsenia
.te naIeEy p~rsesytae m kartkaeh od-
Erxtyea1 iadnych TED nile DrEytnnuje ste
Som1nIkaeyI telefonlcsnyeh - ehyha
~ vyIptkOwych w~ypndkachJ ro"niese.
1890. dOtycEacych ruchu W toWa.
x@rEtsEeh teIefonlexnie ale p1yjma.
5emT. n...-
a. o~losgeA W AdminIstracyt I tan sic
: nlemi sUPacae naleAy.
- WSZELkfEGO res
rt.a aEyOLUCYE ZAL0BNE, P0LI.
TY1ZNE / /. ,. nsIeia do Dziaau oEas-
sse6. .-,a~
-1 n. mus2a bye Dodnisane -
.ssrem n~asuIskiem vras = ndrese1 -.
Srncegoi sesfniennyeh, Iae e1eRsS..y
~-~<TnTkiem, alb wresxe1e etOWeo
S~-fS-so - konahnlkaeyi, ~ eoreos
S.adencSf sis snnlesze<amSs -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
DO KACIKA.
Zbi6r sentencyi powaimych ma. rok
1919.

Archimedes mechanik omylii sic
grubo,
DO dis dollar ma swiecie Jest mai
lepsza sruba.
M6wf medrzec: ,,Chcesz umrzec, to,
zamiast cykuty,
Ozeh sic . bahia stars - a bedziesz
otruty".
Gdy Socrates zbiedzony, Be ju5 led
vie zipa, y
q take proSba do bog6w zwraca sic
Ksantypa:
- % bogowie! ocalciei tego sa-
fandule,
30 kogot kochae bedzie mole SERGE
e2ule?"
Przez CO jestesmy Rszyscy u lcka W
k~ieszeni?
Bo MIN p6jdziem do piracy, zjemy
zraz pieczeni,
A innym nam przykiadem rzadzac
sic, syn Judy,
MIN zje sledDiowa gl6wke. zrobi
geszeft w~prz6dy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Z..oaena 1887 rOn
HAS0HOHH 1917 TVAu .
MACIERZ P0LSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1899.
TARZAD CEOwNYI

ZAHZAD ObO"Sh
Ks. F~raneis7ek Gordon. Moderator.
KS. A. A. Kiowo, Wice-Moderatof.
wotciech F. Soska, OreZes.
Antoniua Baranowska. wlce-prezeskL
wotciech MsnkiekL Wice-preze3
To11asz S. BIAchowskt, Sekretar1.
Franciszsk Witko wski, SkarbptE
staufsIaw Liczmanski. ,Dyrektor.
wiadyslaw LepaSka. pyrektOr. .%2
Antoni Mzzurk, DyTektor. ~
Leokadya Konczyk. Dyrektorka. ~
Safonea Urbanska. Dyrektorka.
Franciszka Bieschke. Dyrektorka.
DR.. FIR. A. Duiak. Lekarz Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. MiudAk. Doradca Prawny.
Berta c. woJtalewicz. AsySt. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUR0wEf
Biuro Zarx$du Glowneso otEarte ~
dnf powszsdnie Cd SodZ>s-tei rano do
e-tej wfeczorem, tw sobote do Lei po-
poludniu). wfsczorem, " On! powszed-
ME = wyt9tkiem sobotyCD. Cd .SodSiny
T-mej DO s-Iej. w niedIiels 1 swtetA
~urocZyste. bfuro fest zauIknlete.
Presesas " poniedzialki I piatki VIE
ezoraml cd goizIny 7-mel do s-tet.
ws9eIkis korespOndencye do Gowns-
20 PreEeSa nzle8y adreSowac: y
wOJCIECH r. SOSkA,
1S8S W. Division str, Chicago, III.
sekretarsai W ~poniedzialkI. wtorki
erody 1 czvartkt- wiecZorami Cd godzt-
NY T-mej do s-teb cd 1-szei ,popoau:
aniu eodziennie. z wytstkiem sosoty. Cd
SEarSnIka. We wtorkf. srody 4 pistkI
Cd Eodziny t-met do s-teJ wfeczorem.
mAadanTa opIaf. Wszeikie opfaty do KA-
sy GIownej prZyjmuje Kasyer Glowny
podezas godzin ofisowych. slbo We dnie
" godzinach ofisowych. sekretars &C.
RerRiny.
wszsIkis nsty nadsyfae nale4y m re-
o. SekretarIa Generalnego:
TOMASZ .. BLACHOWSkL.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
lass W. Division str. Chleago, III.
FINANyE.
Przekazy bankowe pocItows
(checks, money orders etc) nale1y Wy
StEwizc ua orgauizacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prZesykzc pod sdreSem:
FIR. wTTKOWSKI,
lGsS w. DfvIsion str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego:
\ 1856 W. Division Utica,
Va drusiem pietrse. =
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
I K0mitetu PUh|iCznych
.Infmmacyi Washington,
0. c. I PoIskiegO Biu[a
6 West 48th St. n. Y.
NOwe projekty departamentu piracy.

Washington, D. C. (Komunikar
RLadowy). - sprawy bezposrednio
zwi1zane z d~obrobytem robotnikow
So obecnie gi6wnem zajeciem De-
rartamentu Piracy / dlatego Sekre-
tarz Piracy William B. Wilson pre-
prowadza wiele wainych projektow.
Wielki projekt budowlany, kt6ry
1rawdopodobnie bedzie wykonany,
przedstawia sic nastepujaco: budo-
va nowych goscihc6w ma sumo jed
nego biliona dolar6w 1 budowa no.
wych dom6w mieszkalnych ola ro-
botnik6w "a sumo Jednego biliona
dolrow.
Przez Biuro R%obotniczej staty =
styki, Department Piracy studyuje
koszta utrzymania ola oznaczenia
ile ma zywnoSt, ubranle, opal | swia-
Ito, mieszkanie, doktora / lekarst-
va. a~sekuracye, p~rzeiazdy dzieci do
szkoiy. teatry, wydatki wakacyjne.
saZety i ksiazki wydaje przec.etna
rod2ina z rocznego budzetu. Te da-
re statystyczne, daiac moznosc usta-
lenia budzetu robotnika, beda bar
do polyteczne ola narodu.
Podjete So rowniez usilowania,
ably wszystkie dzieci Cd lat 14tu,
kt6re podczas wojny pracowaly W
przemysle, wr6cily z powrotem do
szk6l. w tych usiiowaniach 80 Sta
now Unit dalo swoja wydatna po-
moe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Dooko{a SpraWy
Polskig.

Powiedzielismy W artykule re-
dakcyinym - wczorajszym, po-
swieconym referatorowi Sprawy
,Polskiej ma Kongresie Pokoju, IL
W ciagu dnia wrzorajszego ma
plynelo nieco wiecej szczegosow o
tenn, co tam radzono, a choc po-
zytywnie jeszcze ME wiadomo,
co uradzono, BIO oficyalny komu-
nikat z odnosnej sesyi jeszcze ME
jest opublikowany, ale W kaz-
dym razie many garSc informa.
cyl z miarodajnych correspondent
cyl prasowych - takich, jak list
Evansa we w~czorajszej nTri-
bune": o tych wiec dzisiaj slow
pare:
Przedewszystkiem jeszcze pod
kreSlic trzeba wiadomoSc, telegra-
fcznie nadesiana, IL lada dnia ma
ley oczekiwac uznania oficyalne-
go re strony Koalicyi nowego
rzadu tyrnezasowego w Polsce, z
jego gabinetem koalicyjnyrn, pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

Wprost komicznie konczy nota
riemiecka q n~iemieckich gazet),
re Niemcy ME sadzili wcale o.
Swiadczen narodowoSciowych re
strony :Polakow;; chot CT planuja
zdrade pahstwa niemieckiego i
oderwanie odeh jego prowincyi
ale ME moga dozwolic, azeby Po'
lacy ambitni propagowali zasady
mperyalistyczne!.. Ia
kohczenie owo jest wprost naiw,
nym, dziecinnym, smiesznie -
eiupim wykretem! Ny dis
,,imperyalizm" propagowac ma
my - Niemcy mas az Cd tego
,powstrzymywac musza?... Do
prawdy ma to niema co i ME po-
trzeba odpowiada6. Taxi to pira-
midalny idyotyzm!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
MACIERz PoLSKA

fest organizacys hsezSes miodtief pol.
Bka obotEa plcf W pracaeh
patryotycsnych ! b~ratnief pomocy ola
oodnIesienia ducha moralnosci dooro-
byta " spolec1enstwf@ s1esesotaS
mtsdxy miod1ieta polska. MoznA zapt-
sac sle ua posmiertne cd lat 14 90 &a'
ma czionkcv StoUarzyszonyeh bes o.
granIc1snta wieku.