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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
Giupia r1ecz a przykra! Blazer

Giupia rDecz a przykra! btazen
|6w kto vie jaki obiezyswiat i
lapich4op typowy, jeno re grasu-
jacy po salonach t~utejszyeh do
robkiewicz0w - O tylez lepicj, re
ME wyzyskujacy wlasnych, roda-
k6w mniej zasobnych zwsaszcza'
ale zato roztropniejszych czesto !
ostrozniejszych, DO doswiadcoe-
miami przer6znorodnemi i pre-
mnogiemi iuz nauczonycll, - ia
XII vice ptaszek, co to ME sieje, nj
ore - a gfupc6w naciaga, kto-
rych tn, jak wszedzie, siac ME
trzeba, Probuje arystokratycz-
nym tytuiikiem imponowac / je--
szcze size d~rapichrust "a polsklego
a~rystokrate polskiego hrabiego
podaje!.. Niechby sic TAXA PREY
bieda choc "a junkra pruskiego
roda}-darowalibysmy mu polowe
tych zeskamotowanych tysiecy,
ale takiemu to sic wiasnie ma pa
tryotyzm akurat zebraio taxi,
CODY do swych operacyi powinien
sic zaprzec, kim jest i skad - z
samego cho6by patryotyzmu VIA
snie, - TAXI sic mas ME zaprze:
v-styd i hahbe narodowi naszen1l
robi Z Gala pcwnoScia siebie!..
OF - nasze szczescie!
Rzecz ia nabiera tenn wiekszc-
90 znaczenia i W tem przyhrzej-
SEE stawia mas Swiat}o, IL Amery-
kanic prawdziwi %rozsadni,
swiatli. rzcczywisci dcmokraci,
zarzucaja nam otwarcic i slusznle.
&c mic wyzbyli5my sic jcszczc by
najmnicj fun i dunn arystokraty-
cznych, &c tkwi w mas wciaz ia
zyika ,,pan6w i panicz6w Z pust2
~kieszcnia" - nieodmicnna i nicu-
leczaIna. chot rad polski a Sejm
Polski jednern z pierwszych po--
stanowien swoich zniosi by} pre-
Gle W Polsce wszelkie tytu3y
dziedziczne, co Prasa caiego swia-
ia ogIosiia byAa i witafa, jake O.
make prawdziwej demokratyzacyi
Polski novel. Amcrykanie gfupi i
prozni, dorobkiewicze i parwcniu-
SIC wszelkich kategoryi, pocho--
dzenia i pici - polskich ME wy
kluczajac wca1e lubia arysto-
kratyczny pozor i polor; imponu-
ia i'm i sch1ebiaja tyt1Ay, lronory,
Orderly i rome innc nonsensy te--
go rodzaju - przestarzase a ME
zgodne z duchem kraju, w kto--
rym zyjemy! lynn TAXI Polish
Count" nawet imponuje i takie-
mu ME zafuja choc da6 sic nacia-
gnac...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

lPrawdziwi, rozumni, postepowi
Amerykanie - gardza prctensya-
mi arystokratow, ktorzy zwfasz-
GA gdzic, jak gdzie, ale W tym
przedewszystkiem ME po--
winni mice nic do roboty! Dlatc-
go tez ci Amerykanie Smieja sde
L mas i z n~aszej acknowledgements
pozornej, gdy razem z mia toleru-
jenny tytulatury dziedziczne, TO-
dove, pozbawione rzeczywistego
scnsu, znaczenia i zaslugi jakiej-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

ludlow o sobie i swym bycie po-
litycznym. Oczy cafego swiata,
rece wszystkich uciSnionych
zwroci}y sic ku nam, jake XII O.
brohcom, protektorom, sWiatfo-
dawcom, ku posaom nowego ma
;wiecie porzadku. :. A OTTO dis
dis odbiezaliSmy sprawy owych
uciSnionych, cd mas wygladaj9--
cych osfony i Poparcia, dzisial--
samochcac / z cafym rozmys}em
usuwamy sic w cieli i ubocze, w
ktorem zyliSmy az "a d}ugo, ME
troszczac sic o reszte Swiata /
ME wiele przez caly SWAT respek-
towani.
"A przecie u wstepu Ameryki ma
teatr wojny ~podnoszono ogolnie /
uznawano w caiym kraju hasla ia
kie, re trzeba juz zerwac Z odo-
sobnieniem, Z zapoznaniem pra-
vie, jake dawniej byfo udzialem
Stanow Zjcdn.. &c obecnie one
tax wazne i takic potezne, IL ME
powinny pozostawat w owej izo-
szkodliwej ola mich i dla
reszty Swiata! Lccz OTTO - tcraz,
pc wojnie iz~olujemy sic znowu,
izoiuje mas, cgotyzm nasz tutcjSzy
! spycha Z powrotc1n IA stanowi-
sko wegctowania samemu sobic,
jakby ma yodlcgfcj wyspic."
=
I coz jest przyczyna, co moty-
VEN g~l6wnym taNicj tcndcncvi:
Maize, liche, krotkowzrocznc poll
tykierstwo partyjne, partyzantka
osobiSta, sohkowskie wvrachowa-
MIA obozow i wspo}zawodnictwo
ich W walcc 0 opanowanie stern
.rzad6w krajowych. Rzecz bardzO
SmlStna, bardzo Zle SwiadCzaCa o
naszem wyrobicniu polityczncm
- a nawct O naSzcm patryutycz-
mem poczuciu! z1c s}uzq ludowi
i krajowi jcgo przcdstawicicle W
naczclnych cialach rz2dzqcych,
zlc lud i kraj representing pred
Swiatem!... Mic spo}cCznoSci on
wog6lc, ME ojczyznie sIuzq, a
partyom swoim, DO o ich intcrcsy
polityEierskic wiecej dbaja...
Rektor uniwerSytetu ,,Harvard",
NarOl ELIOT - WyraZa sic o Sc
natorach obstrukcyonistach W
sprawie pokoju i statutu Ligi Lu-
dow, IL nRigdy j~eszcze ludowi
szlachetnemu - gorzej mic sluzy-
Ia grupa jego wlasnych slug i
przedstawicieli. anizeli sic to die
jc tcraz &c strony tych luizi, lie
odczuwajqcych i zle rcprczcntuja-
cych nasz narod."...
Kiedy sic spojrzy IA to, co
sic w Waszyngtonic dzicje cd
miesiecv juz szercgu cafcgo, Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Sest organizacya laczaca mlodziet pol"
ska obOiga pici W pracach nsukowycn'
patryotycznyoh 1 bratniej pomocy liz
podn!esienia ducha moralnosci ! dobro-
bytu " spo}eczenstwie, a ~szczegolnis
miedzy miodzieza polska. Mo&na EapI-
sac sic ma pOsmiertne cd lat IA do -;
ma ~cz{onkoW StowarzysEonych eeB o.
~krAnicZenia wieku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

Rzqd nGrodu przeE nGT6d do
aGrodu, ME EgtHie z poUterSchni
9eHL
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-10

MeSoWie StGnu USzedsfe zgd-
dzajq sic ID z9dniu, &c must ist-
nice zjednocsOHa, nteEdIeSHd q
PdmorzqdnG POLSkG.
- Woodrow Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
AUTOMOBILE RACE
JULY 5 ASSURED,
sAYsC0MMITTEE
SUBSCRIPTIONS TOriII>G >l;0o
RECEiNEII-iiiI ~ R>E
FOR WINNERS

The automobile race planned Tor lu'F
In honor 81 Undergraduate Day has
been awured. according to tho com.
iniiiee IN charsc Il soliciting funds
Subscriptions totaling $500 have aDcn
received aud II b planned o. ct enough
funds 10 have a purse ~ $4,000 This
will be split 90 30 and 20 pr cent
among the thT.c winners.
The tentative -lutc VIII BE- east Co
Washburn. north a. - Francis aul
hack 10 Amarillo. making luop ui
about 81 miles. II ir planned that NJ
least five laps will Ne run, making On"
race between iso and ~ mil-s
Entries have leen received Cor
eight cars To date. many h,lns from
other cities Al kind - cars viii d"
permitted tu enter tn race. and o. Is
announced that the oon;,si o. "uIon o.
the world The following rars has, i--'u
entered Mercer Chandler Drlga. HUI.
m,n. Essex. Ford. Chevrolet ln1 Siud'-
baker.
The committen viii contluuc its slll.
citing for funds this week u persons
ARE missed and care 20 make voluntary
subscriptions the committee would he
pleased % have them LETT with tn
Daily News and arrangement win o."
made 10 turn them over O. o., proper
persons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Pleased With Promise

w, W,r, unanimously convinced.
.l.d Mr. Adam, who b. an apple gruW-
.r "of senator Hirding's thorough
kuuUlodgc and rgmpihc,ic attitude o..
ward "a. problems ~ the American
farmer ". fe.l sure that with his keen
u Ehj into the difficulties confronting
fh' lgIiraliuIis's most II the greater
rr.,.m $500 ir solved ln 90, right v1.
under hts administrator BE- Do, i- elect.
90 which v, ,Npo g."
I.po nl'lv, Sinuuii republican u,
Greg %. r'lairms1 ~ thu huuS. public
lanls ruImiitD. discussed with The
rrnl''r problems -Irruundiug th, pIl
d. lands aud irrigation prni"ts
Senator ro!nd,At,r Boo bis statement
aid
expect Q. DO everything : can 90
aid boz The election 90 Oh, republican
ticket y is str0Hg ticket aud Jc.
H.t.' the rspp|u % the American
people E'th senator Harding and COS.
'ruur IHHiidgH have demonstrated th,lr
level head .ll' their impsu,haIlo in
t"gtitt and their business oinuru,
l''ih have hsi Tho .,f.ari,ur, o. tyri,
90 hard working uiuHi.r Americans
Their c.t"r"rHo uar- inevitably snap
81 thDr character Nh.,U bon tlTr will
direct fnd govern their actions u pub
d. office There wl ly uo danger un
der the adm. .sfrui.uH 81 tl,s. mUa o..
Amuiaaa ld'.vGlr1r,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
ON ~ INBRED ~ CkS
u Isl TlItT-RlIt.
10 Mil,lNS, WINS CASE

py international 't""g Scrvicel
uETEOlT. Jun, = Twelve Jurors d..
cid.d that 500 IL 500. war or NO war.
iu suit against a local bank hrourh;
rs Mufdi Zldn Alli RIA. a Turk. who
ohiccicd 90 the banks return ot s. tor
the 500 he had given the bank before
'hr war Co. send abroad
Testimony in IN" cas-" showed thtt
RIA h1d ordered the bank o. s'rd Siun
20 his brother n Turkey just bciug'
tho United states entered the war and
iha, "a, bank had bought SOC marks at
the then prevailing rate 81 exchange
and had wircicgscl IL 10 ~" proper
ds t.r,ti.u Tn" brother had LETT Tor
Psl.f,in.. however. and the money was
a.ui back unclaimed.
when Eis, went to tho hank recently
o. receive hi money hc was given s.
1s 20" rosout equivalent ~ III" 'ol
marks which had been wired abroad
We brought suit and verdict was rem
G.fed Boo Judge SCOTS court requiring
"a. hau, To- return the fun 500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
KLOND|KE
TO DEVELOP COLO

nv international Nyws Scr,icl
CALGARY. Alta June iN.-Nn Aril
Fools Hloudikc-ihats what IN" wise.
acres call Il, And It was caused hy
A goose supported by duck, which
ought O. cinch u. But others az" Mt
70 rare. II nsiy De- a real gold field.
\ Csi-ary butcher bought some geese
from farmer 20 Suak, Creek near d.
WInton. invent, r1il.s south. Two siz
able IA nuggets were found IN the
crop of one II IN. geese when Il was
killed. 4 little later. the butcher bought
come ducks from the same farmer. M.
other go.i nugget was found IN ,h"
crop ed; a duck.
The hu,ch.r consulted man who
md invented - gold separating M.
chine The ,yo hurried tu the farm
They b. Y hi bnck q quantity Of gravel
aud sand when they had scooI~d up
by hand along Snake creek CTS Chem
g., Field found II contained $3.50 worth
~ gold per cu,,c ward. figuring the val
use 81 gold AZ $50 an ounce
Til. news leaked o'' md a mad rush
81 p,.Jplr from Calgary started snake
Greek. Excited argunauts on foot horse
back aud IN automobiles ciuttcrcd ur
the roads Snake creek, they found
WIS only Two miles long II rises IA d
sptlur and Wc3ndcrs through @ cpul.
mostly oa the ranch u e. g Brcchlng
Hundr.ds u gold hunters sjakcd claims
Thee claim stalking operations CON
uuu,d by moonlight al NIGHT The
proved up hy digging a lot ~ holes
This WIS 90 April /.
hut non" ~ the potential place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

miners THINKS uf 'hc Snake ,rc'N d.r.
s.urr ns 1u April fuol q l"N'. They
Ll,, faith IN their claims. They talE
81 getting on Upt"datc mining m''
,hiu,Ty
There's plenty ~ gold 90 u" e",
cat ~ tho Snake creek country .nih
Nr Ec,chin. "hGi the t"st way Co s''
% H. With q pillow !, Is one 60. the
richest farming regions N Alberta. ]
b,li,,, all this talk 81 placer gold b.
thu huh but there's a real bun tina,
may horn into the romance. When
%" 9rg n1uts start mining thcy'u bet.
ter keep un eye 60 windward or my old
herd header viii give them run Tor
their golden dreams He's bad actor
when be- start,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

Nr Ibuuug bad lunch with samuel
Adams uf charlotte vile Virginia. Nh"
vus ar ltUw,d audiiit, Cor the e..
publican nomination Cor yi,. president
no the convention EdWil \ smith.
10 spokane. Va hirgiuu and : "
Jarniran of Dus Muincs Iowa. at
which problems % agriculture were dis.
.a..aa.N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
tA>I N'Ni>>T DR. IiRNI> l.
CONTINt III tNTII. AlGtST

l'a.- 81 'He aie noe o. ur T.. v.
Credit material ui'n, who Be- 1'.
''rd..l e. u'-H.I. ,HirE. n u.s N,U.-.
u. a continuance. v.s granted west
dfy .r fh. e .i tlr stlf. VERSUS D.
50 o. HuIs Judge l.py e. johnson
''s th. matter m..r sI,i,sm.lt frHm
80 70 r anf' ESQ 90 m when Do. a1
r".G..i continuance, would D.. given
untI 'n. N--' t.Iu. uA..h guut.ras
August o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
LLOYD GEORGE IS
TARGET OF sUFFs
rs Wm l. Mallabar.
International News Service Staff
correspondent

LONDON June ls-"we have 20
stand against the tyranny OF sex, ~
rll.. q economics. and. above all. the
iytanr. Of mlliilusm aud commercial.
ism"
This VAS part 81 an imprisoned
rp..rh mad, hy Mr- P'ihiok Law.
renee 10 Kingsvay Hall recently.
Lluyd George. the Prime Minister
was the cause Il certain amount 80
irorir laughter during IN" course %
10, meeting \ message was read from
aim expressing hts disappointment At
ing unable 20 be present az a meet.
INK iu which b" was 80 deeply inter.
ts,oi" II was fairly o., idcnt that the
wom,n pres n, dill not tlkemuch stock
= the depths Of his regret.
Madame suzanne 1rinbcrg. one II the
iirat women 20 10 enrolled ~ IN" i'tri.
sian bar give a very excellent address
French and In English Mrs. Slro.
unr Naidu. a wcll.knoWn Indian pocivss.
said that the suffrage movement hy
he wy y Ind extended 90 India and
%. East generally. had proved the
ala'y ui E'ni'gs statement;
'Fts; BE- T.. s., and West is West. md
mover the twain shall meet"
Women" commented the speaker
have Transmitted the impossible into
the regions u achi ',cmeni'
Mies Len, Ashwell told Of the Oh
Gavs q militant sIffragism. She con
feed th,t 81, leather Mr Asquith.
and r1id that Il il had no, uc,a an.
,rdyitsc she would have willingly
puuDh,d his head
Miss Ashwcl was another Of the
women who asserted that al. the power
{ v1manh.pl would d. devoted "a
ending the possibility % warfare She
r.rrlId.d
Mirs AtIude Eoyd"n the woman
prc7rh'r who i8 o. b. on cfist ~ her
ra- o. deliver q sermon finm the pul
30 formerly occupied hv Johr Calvin
boz the Cathedral ~ Geneva. touched %
iho Inequalities between men and WON
aa where paw morality aGG the pulpit
. .Ir concerned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
D. F. L0ONEY TO MAKE
ADDRESS HERE MONDAY

u. y. i.ooncy former attorney general
and democratic candidutr fur gN.ruu.
viii speak in Amarillo GO ori"-h
Monday nighi. according o. m,sslr
received here Saturday No special
committee has g,en Appointed o. or
range Tor hiF engagement here b. .s
said. hut Il h. expected that efforts will
De- made t. rsCure the court haus, Coz
him.
When air I.o1uey speaks here ANA
rilio people will have had the oppartuu.
ifyof having heard an Democratic CAM
didates for ruyernDr Pat " Nsn h's
siSoken here twice and Io=.ph " Bailey
and X y ThumnsHr once slch
Dwight ewcliinE who hss since with
drawn from the race, ai.H spoke f-r.
once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

IT, . Dahl wt Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
BADGER LICKED nv
BULLDOG ~ TIGHT

JUNCTION CITY. Kan. juno Ia
The uli theory that badger can whip
Any dog that ever walked on f,gr legs
was given rude jolt nulY here tho
other day
ban and Ray l,akcr. while crossing
, field spird what they believed tp be-
a rlcccon Nolc. Securing shov,ls they
found their quarry ., hc mature
ildc,r.
4 husky bulldog owned hy IN, boys
discovered the fact aluut tho slmn
time lIc hosiiat,d not. huwc,r r. and
thv hattie WIS ON.
Tower" wen. 'ncr high"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Benton Insp.si- Cal,e.

County Ascent Harmon Benton hls o.
turned from a trip o. Cars0n county.
where h. made inrpfciir1s of seven -
the Hols,ein calves owned hy members
- the City National Bank Calf club
ne reported that the aelves wer. found
O. b. IN gossi condition and were being
well taken carc ~ TNs calves arr nos
about two months Old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

Nr i,shc williams OF tn- Amarillo ITPs'
sritsr Exchange. hss taken the agency f5i
tie wa'cs Addmg MacAine II you arr inter
rs,cd he will b. rlad ~ demonstrate this won
dcrfui machine Hc Il located ii1 West 7th
strc,s Phone lss Dor Woodstock 1Jpcwrit
s,s. o.. him. is9 2sts
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-26
DON'T FAIL TO HAVE
CALEDONIAN-RECOED
FOR YOUR VACATION

Don't fail to have the Gale
donian-R Record with you OH your
vacation. All you need to do is
to drop into the Office in st.
Johnsbury or in Newport and
leave your vacation address and
Is cents or mail US your order
with the money. The paper will
be mailed you direct every
night.
When you IRE sitting on the
veranda at that seashore hotel,
or when you have returned to
camp at night from that fishing
trip, or when you're back to the
hotel from tramp in the noun
tains, you will find the Caledo-
MAN Record filled with the doings
of the home folks, there to greet
you.
The cost of this service is only
% cents for two weeks. You
cannot afford to be without it
You are placed on the special
vacation mailing list and the
paper goes TO you as fast as
Uncle Sans service can handle
it.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-26
DUTY TO TELLIT,
SAYS EX-SOLDIER
Wonderfully Built Up By
Tanlac And Able To Go
To Work Again

eyes, sir. Tanlac has helped my
mother and myself so much that /
feel it my duty to tell the whole
world about this medicine" sold
Frank Hamilton, of 20 Bradford ST.,
Portland, Me-, few days ago. Re-
Gently his honorable discharge from
the u S. Army.
81 had been in bad health for over
a year." continued Mr.. Hamilton, and
since my discharge from the Army
some time ago I had been in such a
weak, rundown condition that | was
unable to work. My appetite was so
poor that I hardly ate enough to
keep me. going. Mother would have
a big dinner prepared for me, but
when | got to the table my appetite
left ME and the sight of food would
nauseate me so that | would have to
get up and leave 1t seemed that
everything turned against me and for
the past three months | lost strength
and emery rapidly. Ny sleepg was
restless and when | got up every
morning / just felt so weak and
worn out | could hardly drag myself
about.
"My mother had been in a miser-
able rundown condition also, and she
had taken Tanlac with such fine re-
suits that | started it and it began to
build me up right away and to-day |
am better than | have been in all my
life and can hardly realize what a
remarkable change his come over me.
My appetite is as fine, if not better
than it ever was and | am eating
three and four big, hearty meals ev-
cry day and still feel hungry. Every
thing agrees with me perfectly and
my strength and energy have come
back too. I sleep so sound at night
that they have to call me half
dozen times and then shout right in
my ear before l ever wake up. | am
so strong l am planning to go back
to work Immediately"
TANLAC is sold in st. Johnsbury
by Landry's Drug Store, and in West
Burke by Chas H. Cobun. adv.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-26
Father Is Appreciative.

A striking tribute to the Legion's
humanitarianism was recently paid by
J. ]. Cater of Clarksburg. w. Va, In
an address at exercises under the au-
spices Of the Parrish post of that
city. Mr.. Cater told how his son
contracted tuberculosis in the serv-
ice and was discharged and sent to
his home in It dying condition. The
Legion's service division at national
headquarters took charge of the case,
obtained proper medical treatment and
compensation and back pay. "To-
day, through the efforts of the Amer
lean Legion" the father said, my son
is living and everything Is in as good
condition as could be expected. Any
movement that has for its object the
extending of the helping hand to COM
rades IN need is noble and worthy
movement The address YVES pub
;ishe1 in full in the Potters Herald,
official journal of the National Broth
e-hood of Operative Potters and East
Liverpool (O) Trade and Labor coun-
Gil.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-26
SERVICE RECORD or NATION
~ ~ N -. ~ IFS4 I'T"'IN
,ity, County and State Histories Win
Afford voIumiroIs and Valu- =.
able Data.

If the present progress in making
county and city and state war his
tories Is maintained. there will be Il
vast library of local "who-was-who
in the war books by the year 20a0.
Not only are towns, counties aud
states preparing their own war his
tories, but colleges and schools Of all
kinds also are getting up collective
service. records. Large industrial con
Germs are doing the same thing. i|
Best results In history making seem
to have been achieved in counties,
where the records of the county draft
board served as starting point and
where all other sources of information
have been utilized. Livingston county.
Illinois, furnishes a typical example
Of a county which has been painstak-
ing in it's effort to compile reliable
war history. .a.-.1 .psu...
committee of seven was appointed
in this county to have charge of the
soldiers and sailors record. Before
the records of the local exemption
board were closed. list was complied
of all registrants of the county who
had entered the service by enlistment
or induction, the date of entry Into
the service and the camp to which
they were first sent. Newspaper files
were cOmbed to obtain as many addi-
tional names as possible. The list
was then published in the newspaper
with the request that all names not
included be reported TO the war rec
ords committee.
A QUESTIONABLE then WAS mailed TO
each service man or woman. Follow
up letters were used to insure the re-
turn of the questionnaires. The ques-
tionnaires had spaces for practically
all the information which appears on
the soldiers discharge certificate and
for many other details, such as eta
lions in full and special honors.
special section will be devoted to the
records of those who died in service.
Their photographs will be included.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-26
LAUDs SPIRIT OF MEMBERS
Hilton Brown, Jr., Post No. e5, OF
indianapolis, Composed OF Union
Men, Applauds Expose.

The Hilton o. Brown. Jr.. Post No.
IS of the American Legion at 1ndi-
annapolis, composed mostly of members
of organized labor, recently adopted
the following resolution:
WHEREAS, Several members and
prospective members of the Hilton U.
Brown. Jr. Post (No. S5, lndiana)
American Legion. have been asked by
outsiders to drop their membership in
the legion or to refrain from making
application for membership because OF
the imagined incompatibility of mem-
bership in the legion held simutane-
ously with membership in q labor or.
ganization; and,
"WHEREAS, Most Of the members
of The aforesaid post are also men,
bers of labor organizations In the
printing trades; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is fair to assume
that they have been able to find out
by experience whether there is any.
thing in the oath or obligations OF
either their union or the legion which
in any way interferes with or com.
promises the objects of the other in its
particular field of activities; and,
WHEREAS, The members of the
aforesaid post regret the credence
given to false rumors that the legion
IS in any way committed to a policy
at variance with u cordial and whole
some attitude toward all stanch Amer.
lean citizens eligible to membership;
THEREFORE, Be 1t Resolved,
That the Hilton U. Brown. Jr., Post
(No. IS. Ind.) American Legion, con-
dennis the miscreants who have falsely
defined It's attitude toward FREQ
thought and. free action within the
limits of the law. and applauds the
spirit of its members and prospective
members who exposed the insidiOus
practices of anti-American agitators
aud stood on the rights of free men,"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-26
R.r-revenCcI

Passing through military hospital,
a distinguished visitor saw horribly
wounded private from one of the Irish
regiments.
when are you going to send that
man back to the States?" he inquired.
HE Gin't going back to the States
les goin' back 20 the front" an order
ly informed him.
Back 10 the front?" exclaimed the
visitor, but, man, he's in awful
SHAPED"
"Yes" replied the orderly, land he
thinks he knows who done It,"