davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
z WINONA. MINI.

Przytomnost umyslu malego chic.
pea, W przesz}ym tygodniu, ktory 20
stat przewrocony re swym koioN-.
Gem ma Mankato ave-, niedalekO
Broadway, jak sic to zdate ocaliis
mu zycie. Automobilem Kierowala
parma Bronislawa Wolska, q gdy
zwracala PREY Broadway W strone Pc
ludniowa PREY Mankato ave-, chic
piec kt6rego nazwisko ma bye Dor.
szyhski jechai pred maszyna, gdy
Wydarzyia sic kolizya, a on rzucony
byi ma ulice. Odni6sl on tylko lex.
kie okaleczenie, gdy samoch6d pre-
szed} mad MIN a on lezai pomiedzy
kolami. Parma Wolska chcac unik-
nae pr~zejechania chlopca zwr6cila
maszyne ma stage do nalewania ga
zoliny, znajdujaca sic pred skla--
dem D. ]. w. Jereczek, kt6ra costa
la ciezko uszkodzona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
DO WIADOMOSCIl

wsxysskich I~ntereEant6w n~nJuprze5-
mieJ prostmy o p-rxestrseSanie Ponh%-
Bgych wsknsowekI
Bfurn AdmInistraeyi nnszeJ otwnrts
"a prsen dEieh eafy cd godziny S-mej
Erana do ESQ ~1SczoFen - CO dnfn, =
wyjatkIem RIedEiel 4 ENTiat krnJowych,
Obowt9kuJRcyeh.
zarzadcn Pisma nasxegO przyjmuJe
fnteresantow CO dnia w GoDzINACH
POPOkUDNIOWYCH Cd 2-SteJ do o-teJ
- = wyJatkiem sOb0t.
Redakcya ola Interesant0w otwartn
est TYLKO w GODZINACH
Oh GODZINY 1859 DO
1895 Do pefudniu tylko m
umOwq.
Redaktor SacseIny przyjmule Iute-
TYLKO Pc GODzINIE 10-tej
PRED POEUDNIEM.
Cprasza sic o lie mo&nokci wszeNkie
rprnwy . RedakcyR 1aintwiae PISEh-
ME, BIO ma kOnwersacye dfuEie ME mo-
NV cEasu; tyIkO w sprawach szcEeg6i-
r{S,SzeJ wnSI, osobfStych, Tub ME dnJQ-
rvch SIC snfatwiS EST1Czle - droEs ko-
reSpeRdencyI - proEimy JawtS sie oso-
Ei.cfe, E~achOwujqc M wLEledEie, Re o
Lo.o EOdEiny 11-tej samykamy gazette
wSxyscy u~aJbardEieJ Jestesmy wtedy
T~Rtrndnicni.
KoTespoadent6w uprosERmy q
urEc, Shy pisali CzYTDLNlB-ATRA-
&ENTEN. LTB Ma MASzTNIB, ME
ERYT sCIsLIwIE I TYLKO Ma JE-
AaNE - -
JeSiI utVyory JakiekOlwiek ME MAZE
bye cglosEone, pOchfaniR Je - kos.
TedukcyJnyI Jesn P~oiHdane - do swro-
fu, W razie ME OGl0sEenta, nale4y to
WYHAENTE ZAZNAC8HC I HAGAC2YC
ESACzER PoCZTowY Ma zWRoTNA
PRBEsYhkB.
yndRych k~omunIkut6w do oGfoszenin
ME nnleEx prEesylne ma kartkach Cd
krytychI zADNYCH u ME PRzYJ-
NIUE SIZE KOMUNIkACYI TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - chyha ~ -yvyjatkoyyych
w~ypadkaehy r0wnieE OEloszeh, dotyesR-
cych ruehu w townrLyatwnch teiefoni-
eEnie ME przyJmuJenay.
waHelkie OgiosEenin nRleEa do Dsfa-
m OKaosEen w AdnlinihtracYt tam sic
8 niemi Gwracae nale4y.
PodEiekowanIa - WsZELKIEGO TO
axaju, REZOLUCYE zASoBNE, POLL
TYCZNE 4 Z. D haleka do DElaiu Ogio-
szeh.
wsseikie korespondenc-e, Eau1ado-
mienia 4 {. y. muszq bye podpisaae -
Delnem nnHWiskiem wFas Y adresem pt-
sxacezO bekimIennych, lub podplsnnych
Gomyklnfkiem, I wreszeie slowen
.HOmitet" - k~0mHntkaeyt. nj kores-
DondeneyI nile EanieS7ezamJ,
stanowczo ME ogfasEamy ZADNYCH
-BALOw", AMI wyciec1ek, lub "pikni-
k8wr, URZADZANYCH W SIEDzIELE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08

dzeniu tramwaju do szopy. Swiadko-
vie zeznaja. re motorman Fisher
ME uwazaf ma prZechodzace dzieci
ci utica, tylko sobie czyscii okulary
i nie zwracal ma mic uwagi i pole
chai dalej. Pred dwoma laty W tenn
samem miejscu tramwaj zabi} CITE
r~oletniego siowiehskiego chlopca,
Liptakow, z pod numeru 627 Lau-
rel utica.
- w ubiegla niedziele Sorgani-
zoYala sic W Readingu polska spoil
ka' handlowa, W celu zaiozenia tn
polskiego skiadu departamentoWe-
20. Kapital zakladowy jeszcze ME
oznaczony. sp6ika pc ustaleniu sic
zamierza sic inkorporowac wypu-
scic do sprzedania akcye, ably kaz-
DIV Polak / Polka mogli nalezec DO
tel korporacyi popierae polskt
przemysi I handel a ME wrogoW ma
szych. PREY dobrych checiach tute1-
szei Polonii Sp6ika TAXA moze ! po-
Wilma swietnie sic rozwijat handel
polski Dry wprowadzeniu " czyn ha
s,a: ,,sw6j do swego' mots tn sta
nae ma r6wni z ACKNOWLEDGMENT
DO wykonania tego trzeba wspol--
nvch sill Polak6w, a ME pozwollmy
sic wyzyskiwat obcym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
u READING, PA.

We wtorek pred godzina pia-
ia popoludniu ma Laurel ul., W no.
blizu Sz6stej ulicy, tramwaj maize
~chal ma trzyletnia dziewezynke Ma
rynke Tobiasz, coreczke Michaiost-
Wa Tobiasz6w, 515 Pearl ul., kt6ra
" towarzystwie s%tarszegc brata pre-
chodziia przez ulice wprost Laurel
teatru, kiedy najechai ich tramwa,.
Chiopiec zdazy{ odskoczyG ma box,
a dziewczynka dostaia sic pod tram
wal ,ktory ciagnat ia przeszio $50
stop, az dopiero PREY Szostej ulicy
pozostaia ma torze tylko zmiazdzo-
ma kupa ciala. Motorman Morris FL
sher, ME zatrzyma} tramwaju ami na
krzyk braciszka zabitego dziecka, a.
nj ma wolanie naocznych swiadkow
wypadku tylko pojechaf dalej az do
kohea toru przy Dziewietnastej 1
Cotton ulicy. o ,wypadku zawiado-
miono policys | koronera, kt6ry Z
domu wsiad{ ma ten sam tramwaj po
w~racajacy cd 1stej ulicy, ably PREY
bye ma mietsce wypadku 1 pytai sic
motormana czy CO vie o zabitem
dzlecku. Ten odpowIedzial re mic ME
siyszai O wypadku. Kiedy przybyli
ma miejsce z powretem, policya 1
p~ubilcznosc ~zatszymall tramwaj, .
swiadkowie zeznali, Re Fisher pre-
jechal dzlecko. Koroner kauai motor
mana policy ~aresztowac po zaproVa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08

ochotnikow do armii polskiej We
Francyi, gdyz ia srmia to banda
przeznaczona do obcinania zydom
brod l do zabierania Litwy Litwinom
i Ukrainy Ukraihcom (?). Wosols
ukraihcy tutejsi wystepuja zajadle
przeciw Polakom, a bronia bardzo
zydow, jak swoj swego i staraja sig
przeszkodzic, ably W zaszczytnym spt
sic bohater6w ME pomieszczono Po-
lak6w. ktorzy i'm odebrali Lw6w I
Przemysl 1 inne miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
ZaIo&Ona 1899 roku.
MACIERZ POLSkA.
e MONROE 1903.
zARzAD GLowNY,

IA. FrancIszsk Gordon, Moderator.
"A. A. A. Kiowo. Wtee-Moceratoc.
Wojcisch T. Sosks, orezes-
Antonfna B~aEanowska. Wtce-prszsSkA
WoJciech Menkicki, Vic ,-prezes-
romasz s. Blachowskl, Sekretarx
Franefszek witkowski. SkGrontk-
stanislsw Liczmanskl, Dyrekfor.
Wladyslaw Lopatka, DyrektoF.
Antoni Mazurk, Dyrektor.
L4okadya Konczyk, DyrsktorkA.
aiomea Urbahska. Dyrektorka.
Franclszka Bieschke, D~yreStorkR-
DR.. FIR. A. Dulak. LekarZ NacZelny.
Adv. Pfotr p. Mindak, Doradca Prawny
Berta =. Wojtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Cen
GODZINY BIUROWE:
Bfuro Zarsadu Glownego dwarf "
anI powszeInie cd godz. 9-tej rano do
e-tsj WieeZorem, tw sobote do lei po'
koSudnIu). WiecZorem. W dat powszed-
nis : wyJatkiem sobotyO. cd godZiny
f.msi do 9-tej. = W niedziele 4 swietH
u~roczyste. biuro Jest zamkriete.
Frezesai " ~poniedziaiki 1 piatki wie-
esorami cd godziny 7-mej do 9-teJ-
Wszelkie correspondence do G2owne-
70 Presesa nalezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH +. SOSKA.
s@Es w. Division str Chicago, III
sekretarKai W ponledziaiki. wtorkl
ny 7-mej do 9-tet. I cd l-szej popofu.
daiu eodxlehnie, . vyjatAem soboty, cd
s-tet do I-szet
skarbnIkaG we wtorki. arody I pIstkl
od godziuy I-met do s-tej wieczorem.
Ikiadania OpfRt. Wszeikie oplaty do Ka-
~ GfowneJ DrzyJmuJe Kasyer G1owny
podczas godzin ofisowych. albo we dnie
" godzinach ofisovyeh. 'sekretnrB Ge-
serHiRy.
wsEeIkis llsty nadsyiae nalsay M re-
= Sekretarxa Generalnego:
TOMASz 3. BLACHOWsKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
f155> w. DiyisiOa str. Chicago. III.
FINANSE.
PrzekaZy bRnkowe pocEtowo
(ohecks. money orders ete) nalety Wy.
Stawfac ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
przssy1ac pod adresem:
FIR wITK0WsKI,
n6KB w. Division str, ChIcago, m,
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu 6lownego:
II55-57 w. Division Utica
M araEiem pietrna.
Chicago. III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
Prasa O~bcojezyczna
w Ameryce: jej TO
zmiaryi Wp1yWy.

Istnleje W kraju naszym pred pol.
rokiem zorganizowane wielkie |
wpIywowe Stowarzyszenie Prasy A
merykahskieJ, wydawaneJ w jezy.
kach obcych - klka ponI2szych ry-
sow da pojecie o jego sile 1 znacze-
niu:
Stowarzyszenie to " obecneJ chwi.
Ii skiada sic z 724 pism. Pr6cz tych
znajduje sic okoio 500 innych obco-
~jezycznych pism, mnicj waanych, ME
n~aIezacych do StOwarzyszenia, D.
wych 724 pism wydaie sic W AZ jezy-
kach: W Iiczbie tel Jest okolo $50
dzicnnik6w 4 przesslo 500 tygodni--
k6w. Ponizej p~OdaJemy ciekawe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
Odezwa Konsula G~eneralnego Rzeczy-
pospolitej Polskiej, p. Konstantego Bu-
szczy1skiego do Polak6w, zamieszka-
1ych W Stanach Zjednoczonych.

w zwiazku z powoianien mnie ma stanowisko Konsula Gene
ralnego W Stanach Zjednoczonych, Rad RzeczyposPoiteJ PolskeJ
wlozyi ma mnie obowiazek roztoczenia opieki mad ludnoscia polska,
W stanach Zjednoczonych zamieszkaia. BY spefnie n~alezyce to "a
DAME, by odpowiednio do skupiena ludnosci polskiej, obrac wiasc-
we miejsca ola utworzenia Konsuatow zwyczanych W. ten spo
sob zapewnic Polakon ponoc prawna handlowa, jk rowniez by
uiatwie zyczacym powr6t do Polski, posiadae music W moziwie
predkin czasie dokiadne dane o iczbie wszystkich zamieszka}ych
tn Polakow, miejscu ich staiego pobytu, rodzaju zaecia ftp.
Prosze wec "a pomoca nniejszej odezwy kaidego ~przebywa-
jacego W stanach Zjednoczonych Polaka Poke, bez roinicy vie
ku stanowiska, o nadestanie niezwloe znie, pod adresem Konsula
Generalnego, pismiennej odpowiedzi ma pytania %nastepujace:
L 1nie nazwisko?
2. Gdzie obecnie zamieszkujc' ,podaa naive miasta, wsi, lub
osady, oraz Stanu"
3. lie ma lat?
4. Gdzie sic urodzis, lub urodzia?
s. Jak dfugo mieszka W Stanach Zjednoczonych7
6. Czy jest obywatelem poskim, czy anerykanskim?
7. Czem sic trudn?
8. Czy jest kawalerem Tub parma, lonatym lub zameina, WIDOW
Gem lub wdowa?
9. czy zamierza powrocii do kraju, jesi tax, to czem zanierza
tam sic trudnie?
10. lie ma dzieci zamieszkalych W stanach Zjednoczonych? -
rwymeniG tylko ilosG."
II. .JeAi ma zone i dzieci W kraju, a ME zamierza powocic do
kraju, to czy ma zaniar sprowadzic tn rodzine?
Odpowiedzi nalezy napisac wyraznie ma ewiartce papieru lsto-
wego, oznaczajac kazda odpowiedz numerern, odpowiednio do nu-
meru zapytania. Kazda ewiartka zawierae powinna dane dotycza-
&c tyko JEDNEJ osoby, ludzie vice zonaci dzietni powinni wy
pisaG oDDZIELNE kartki ola zony kazdego dziecka.
! Wypefniona Gwiartke, lub kilka 6wiartek razem, naezy wlo-
Eye do koperty, nalepie marke "a 2 Gently wysyiae poczta pod a.
dresem:
Consulate General Of Poland
40 West 10Th Street,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
,ANKIETA."
Prosze kazdego Polaka i Poke o jaknajszersze rozpowszechnie-
ME tel odezwy wsrod swoch przyjaci6i znaionych dopiluowa-
ME, by KAzDY wysiai odpowiedz. Prosze r6wniel o okazanie po-
mocy lynn, ktorzy pismem swobodnie ME wiadaja.
X. BUSZCZYNSKI,
Konsul Generality.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
2 STANFORD, CONN.

Ukraihcy ~protestuja ~przeciwkp
pomieszaniu naEwisk t~oinierzy>z ar
mil gen. Hallera obok nazwisk zoi-
merry amerykahskich W majacym
powstac z %publieznych skiadek domu
Pamiatkowym Memorial House.
Ukraihcy giosza. Il byioby to utma
ola toinierzy amerykahskich, kt6rz,
walczyii we Francyi. gdyby obok ich
nazgisk p~omIss-"Hnna byiy nazwiska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
Nasze dZieci.

- Kaziu daj konika Mani. prEeciez
ona miodsza cd ciebie. 4 starsEy po.
winien mlodszemu ustapic.
- Tatko tax m6wi, a tatko starSzy,
odemnie, a czy tatko mI kiedy usts.
pujc?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
Ze Spraw ZdroWia:
Epidemic w Okresie
P~oWojennym.

w jednym Z ostatnich zeszyt6w or
ganu Iekarskiego swiata amerykad--
skiego i jego powaInej o~rganizacyi
American Medical Association"
znajdujemy prace dra. G. A. Sopcra,
majora sanitarnego korpusu armii
Stan6w Zjedn.. pit. ,,EPIDEMnCS
AFTER WARS: artykul to wysoce
zajmuJacy / aktualny W s~poleczen-
stwie ~tutejszem, przer6zne cierpia.
Gem powojenne klopoty 4 niedyspo--
zycyc.
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
MACIERZ POLSKA.

sast orranIzaeya isczses .miodEieS pol
Ika obojga VScI W PrDcach nauko"ysn'
5atryotycznych 4 b~ratnlej pomocy dIe
sodnlesienIa ducha moralnosci dooro-
bytT w spoleczenstwle. q s~zczeSoLats
mtedzy miodzieza polskas MoSna Zapi-
aaf sic na posmiertne, Cd lat Ia DO 4s1
IA cElonkow StowarZysEorych oes o.
Kranicxenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08
KoresDendencya
Redakcyi.

oh. W. 5zkopiec, Indiana Harbor,
oraz PM Maya Pietruszka, n. y.
Mills: listy juz zostaiy wysIane; pro
szs sic upominae ma poczcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-08

MeAOuts ,stdnu Usssdsde Ipd-
kgatq sic ID sdGntu, Se must LSS.
MED Eednocson0, niesuIe$n0
pomoHxqd1d PoiSkG. !
- Woodrow Wilson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24

Dear Miss Grey: When / read
Wondering Woman's letter. felt
sorry for her. an !. too. passed thru
the same experience some years
back.
Ind arrived AZ the point where
I felt like giving up everything
and going my own way. am glad
10 say | didn't
I. like SHE. Eaw divorces and iron
bles on all sides OF me. but the more
saw OF other peoples troubles. the
more ! respected my own husband.
because he was one OF the men who
came home from work and was glad
20 stay there. commenced 10 look
for the faults OF other womena hua-
bands and found there were many
others far worse off than ] was.
I bought "A piano and took music
lessons. also bought a vietrola 10
help pass the evening away. When
wanted 10 10 10 a show. went
with my babies In the afternoon and
then was glad 10 spend my even
ingn AT home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
DON'T ALLOW YOUR RUN
DOWN CONDITION TO
CONTINUE

Increase your faded appetite. re-
store your weakened digestion. re-
build your shattered nerves. replen-
ish your vanished vitality. Try
Proud's Portolive Tonic and note
the almost immediate and steadily
increasing Improvement in your
condition. This wonderful. purely
vegetable nature tonic acts directly
on the stomach and bowels. cleans
Ing the system OF all Impurities
through the proper channels. II
infuses new life into the tissues,
strengthens the muscular action.
and restores your former energy.
vigor and interest In life. Use Il
for thirty days and watch results.
Fnerrizes Immediately. Strength
ems permanently Endorsed by
physicians. Sold by druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
KEEPING AN EYE
WOMEN FOLKS

The League 10 Enforce Peace has
invited Or. Anna Howard Shaw.
honorary president OF the National
American Woman Suffrage nKsocia-
ton. TO tour the country on an edu.
cauonAl campaign concerning the
peace treaty. IN company with
President Lowell Of Harvard uni
versity. and former President VIII
liam II. Taft.
AZ the Kentucky republican con
vsntion held at Lexington In May.
a woman suffrage plank was inciud-
ed In the state platform.
In AuHiraiia--where women vote
widows OF soldiers appear TO get bet.
ter care than anywhere else. accord
ing TO press reports. They are given
rental allowances. loans to cover be.
ginnings In business. government
grants for furniture. allowances for
the rearing Of their children. and
supported voca uonal training.
MR.. Leslie Warner OF Nashville.
Tenn. president OF the Woman Suf-
frage association OF that state. has
become member OF the national
board Of the Fathcrless Children Of
France Society.
From the Kobe Chronicle. Japan.
comes the news that two japanese
school girls chose their graduation
exercises as the time TO make woman
suffrage pleas. thereby causing con
siderable excitement When the po-
lice heard OF the speeches. they at
once sent detectives 70 make a fun
investigation.
Sweden and the Yukon have given
fun Acknowledgement TO women.
within the last few weeks.
Mrs. Roger q. Perkins. who re
Gently resigned from the chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
Burglars Work
Safe Combination

Jimmying tho front door and open.
ing the safe by working the comb.
nation burglars Monday night got
5000 in war savings stamps. one 500
Liberty bond and 500 In cash from
the Chauncey Wright restaurant In
the l.. G. Smith building.
a desk in the Western Fuel com.
pany. on the 10th floor OF the same
was forced open when bur.
glars gained entrance TO the Offices.
but nothing was taken.
A hat-bottomed rowboat valued Mt
1856 was stolen from the wharf OF T..
p. Shappec. 222G w. 57th St. on
Lake Washington. Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
ONLY A MIRACLE CAN SAVE BOB'S SANITY!
CAN WORK THAT MIRACLE?

any news about Rob be worse than
what already hhd7
Bob may not stay ~ he Ia at pres
emit she vcntured. looked up at
her In wonder Unless he getA much
better. very soon. lac will fail Eradu.
ally. he viii rink into the mental con.
dition Of IA child. DO you underrtand
what I am saying. Jane7"
merely nodded. almost without
emotion. The probability paraiyzed
my senses.
''Or he win become violently insane
"A subject FOR nm sylum"
shuddered. had lived one FUN
week IN an asylum. =
we couldn't tell you, dear. be
cause only n miracle can ave your
husband now" Mother stopped
abruptly. She did not even add her
tears 10 the story.
only a miracir' Only n miracle
car save Bob repeated the words
softly. over and over. and perceived
NJ hast that my lips were moving
without making n sound. Silence
wrapped us for n long time. Finally
! FraHpcd the IDEA mat poor &othcr
was suffering as much as I. and !
said.
II didn't expect I'd ever have to
comfort you. Mother dear You're
always 40 strong. 40 reifsufficient
But now I'm asking you TO trust me
to believe in me. Mother' II my
self--wili perform that mirs cls"'
rose 10 my feet and stretched my
arms wide. Mother looked at me
steadily.
Each one Of us has a eross." she
said simply. Your turn has come
You will take up yours and bear II
braveiy. know"
MY cross can walt Ny voice
rang shriliy. insistently. thru the
roam. ''firrt--comes the miraele-'
Gro b. continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24

ship OF the Woman su"-sge parry
OF Greater Cleveland. Is succeeded
by Mrs. Harris r. Cooley. previously
first vice -chairrnan.
Women OF Massachusetts have en-
rolled many prominent men OF the
state In their support. with ths
formation OF a Council Of One Hun
dred. as an auxiliary 10 the Massa-
chusetts Woman Suffrage associa'
ton.
Touring by automobile 70 neigh
boring towns In Minnesota a group
Of Minneapolis suffrasists recently
have been addressing audiences
these towns on the subjects OF th9
League Of Women Voters. the pres
dent vote reosntly gained in Mtnnf
sofa, and the need for favorable
state legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24

A 8 PETER RABBIT sat staring
"a down at the. nest and eggs Of
Mrs. Meadow Lark he noticed that
the approach 20 II was BY means Of
a regular little tunnel 81 grass. II
was one Of the cicycrcst things Peter
ever had seen. NO wonder never
have been able 20 find Mrs Meadow
Lark's nest when ] have looked for
u" Thought Peter. 1T IL just luck.
and nothing else. that / have found
Il this time. think Il IN just won
dcrfni that Mrs Meadow Lark can
hide her home 40. do hope Jimmy
Skunk isn't anywhere around"
Peter snt w and anxiousIy looked
this way and that way. Jimmy
skunk was nowhere 10 be nc~n. and
Peter sighed with relief Very care
fully he walked around that nest
and itn little tunnel. then hurried
over toward IN. fence where Carol
tn Meadow lark sat
Its perfectly beautiful. Carol he
cried just as soon M he was near
enough. And won't tell n single
soul"
Il hope not 7 certainly hope not. -
cried Mrs Meadow Lark in an
anxious tone Il never would have
another single easy minute II I
thought you would tell a living soul
about my nest. Cross your heart,
Peter. and promise that you won't. ="
Peter promptly crossed hia heart
and promised that he wouldn't tell a
single soul Mrs. Meadow Lark
seemed to feel better. Right away
she flew hack and Peter turned to
watch her she dropped doyn into
the grass. but IL wasn't where he
had found the nest. with a puzzled
look on his face he turned 20 look
up al Carol. Carols eyes twinkied
II know what you're thinking.
Peter" he chucklcd. You're think.
ing IL In funny Mira Meadow Lark
didn't go straight hack TO our neat
when shc seemed 40 anxious about
Il. would have you to know she
In too clever 10 do anything so fool.
lsh M that She knows well enough
that somebody might SEQ her and
so find our secret She has walked
there from the place where you saw
her disappear in tho grass. That In
tho way We always do when we Fo
to oui nest. ono never can be too
careful these days" Then once
more Carol began 10 pour out his
happiness. quito as II nothing had
interrupted his song
Carol tho Meadow Lark f. hand.
some fellow. AS Peter faced him he
saw beautiful yellow throat and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
when Bob Is discharged


From the hour OF his enlistment I
had pictured how Bob would look
and what he would aay when he
should come homo 10 me. had
dreamed only OF a Joyful homeoom
ing How different were all my Rny
dreams from the nad reality,
Mother and I wept together. partly
In JOY ana partly In sorrow. because
the hour OF his return was at hand
Finally Mother said:
'But think. Jane dear What II he
were sleeping now-in Flanders
fieidsr'
II have thought. Mother. And my
heart aches for other wives who have
TO carry on In spite OF that sorrow. +"
Then you have courage TO carry
on In spite Of this-this living death
which grips your hurband7''
Ny only reply was to cling TO her
little closer.
Sometimes think Bob's state IL
retribuuon. In a way. for the vast
fortune his father has made from the
war" Mother whiEpersd sadly. You
would be happier. little girl. IL we
were very poor. ana Bob had come
back 10 ua. In any snte-but this"
Had he been crippled or blinded I
would have shaved for him. Mother
Hut that Is only what hundreds Of
wives OF soldiers will have 10 do"
Il think you'n have your chance
10 slave for Bob. as IL is." Mother
went on. Can you bear the whole
hard truth. wonderT'
III Bob'H Mother can. III try"
murrnured. held my head up
proudly and affected a courage was
FAR from feeling.
Mother took both OF my hands In
her own. The simple action chilled
rather than oomfortsd mr.. she was
preparing me for something. Could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
g 11ilhdlaG1J1rey


He and I both enjoy the musie ana
we esldon ever 20 out more tnan
once n week. and many times not
that often.
When look back now and think
what I might have done. | thank Coz
1 had sense enough 90 stop and look
for tho faults OF myself and others
first. It's great blessing To know.
as the years roll by. that you have
yorneone who loves you enough TO
stick By thru thick and thin.
It's very hard for a man or woman
either. 20 work all day for someone
else possibly not too good 70 work
for and then go out nights It's
physically and mentally Impossible.
They can't do justice 10 their work
the next day. and IL they don't at
tend 10 their work they Will soon
find themselves looking for new
Job.
Try what 7 tried and ! dare say
you viii not be sorry, wondering
Woman"
n W w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-24
Christening Party

A charming christening was held
on Sunday afternoon at the Florence
Henry Memorial Chapel At the High
lands when the tcn.wceks-old baby
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gillespie
was given the name Of Andrew Mon
cur Gillespie. ".
Mrs. Trafford Hateson played on
the organ and Mrs. John h1llinger
sang several selections. The chapel
vas attractfveiy decorated with flow
ers. the font especially 50. white
blooms everywhere i'm profusion
Miss Vivian Bates. sister OF Mrs
Gillespie. was gosimothcr to the
youngster. and Mr. Lawrence Boyle
was godfather. About thirty friends
we're presen, at the ceremony. and
later had tea at Mrs. Huteson's.