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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
MOUNT ALUMNAE
BR|DGE-TEA IS
VERY SUCCESSFUL
ING CHAPTER OF MOUNT DE
CHANrAL ALUNNAE RS6o-
CITATION CROWNED WITH
SUCCESS.
DELIGHTFUL DrtdGs-Toa Planned a. Lawn
Party But Held IN the P1Ayroom
OF the Academy, on Account
OF Cold weather.

The anost pretcntious ard enjoyable
function OF the entire spring season
was the bridEe-tea. given by wheeling
HAPPIER OF Mount dc Chantal. Alumna"
association, yesterday afternoon in the
NlayroOm OF the academy. az Mount &c
,hantal. The affair. which is the hrst
HnCtal event OF I'll" newly orSahlSeu
happier. was planned :" b" held on IN"
spacious grounds surrounding the a!-
sdcmy. but owing - the d!saSreeao!e
weather had 70 b" held inside This
fact did not in any way Interfere Win
the pleasure OF the guests. who spent
tho afternoon Congenially chatting.
while they played bridge and worked on
exquisite bits OF nr2dlework.
The large playro"m. which ia admir-
ably suited FOR such an elaborate rune
,iun was IN gala attire for IN" event
aud too much praise cannot b" gwen
the committee IN charge OF the dcc"ra-
ling The pillars throughout the room
wore effectively adorned with spring
blossoms and greNnery, and the win,
dow lodges Haunted bright potted
mlants OF harmonious tints. Many tables
fitted tbs room. and each one was COW
cred with n beautifully embroidered
card cloth. and was conferred with q
lovely bouquet. Following several
was served by the young ladies who so
successfully arranged the affair.
\ very Interesting feature OF the
afternoons program was the sale or
'harmlng ShOe-trceS anu lIoWer PotS'
which were very beautifully painted by
4 number Of the girls. Thes" pretty
and useful articles found ready sale
with the guests. who also quite gener-
ously purchased the Jim Jams sold
throughout the afternoon.
A whole the bridSe-tea was even
more successful than tho committees
expected and proved 10 be the most
>laborate social affair ever given under
the Mt. de Chantal PATRONAGE. The pro
rceds are to be added to the scholarship
fund OF the academy. and the MEM
bcrS OF the Wheeling chapter are TO be
congratulated not only on their gener-
aus financial support, but also for the
very delightful social afternoon afford
I'd their guests.
Msr ]. J. Conift was chairman in
general charge Mrs. GeorE" Norton was
chairman OF arrangements and Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
old STONE HOUSE
WILL OPEN MONDAY
PoPuLAR OLD STONE HOUSE AT
RONEY'S POINT WILL OPEN
MONDAY FOE SUMMER
Besides The Delicious Dinners, Tea
Room Has Boen Added and Lunch
cons will 30 served All Day

Monday. May II is the day announced
for the formal opening Of the Old stone
House at Roneys Point. by Mr.. Frank
Ehrhar, This delightful resort was
first opened last spring and throughout
the summer and autumn months proved
one Of the most popular rendezvous Tor
not only local people hut also for par
tics touring from al parts of the coun-
try. Extensive improvements have been
made By Mr.. Ehrhart and besides the
famous chicken and waffle dinners.
which wcrc served there all last season
Z tea room has been added and lunch
cons Will be served at all hours every
day. 80,
The OLD Stone House. which Is so
ideally located on III" National High
way, ia famed for its wonderful coilcc-
ton OF antiau" furniture and that alone sns
brings many nolables here. not only tor
IN, dclichtful social time afforded
guests at the House but also to rur-
chase famous articles of furniture. MT.
IIhrhart announces that he has finer
collection OF ANTIQUES than eyer before,
thus making tho Old store House one
Of the finest antique shops in this part
OF the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

,.p,. .yarr .eb Fairmont: F.
| MIL RE-AVery AN n,;,r,',,,, pro.ssr
| \. ASkerheIl, Hamiih' TiHl"in NI,
tarkersburs; y: Mcss F W H ISm.,
L. h. Hess StsterSFil'eii ,,,'.d PoiiocE
for ManhihEiS sIni,. W. Union.
CharIeSt9Sn ~ S.i,.bur~ Sistersyilie:
Van ;. Bo"nlah. i"' %G' '1sctsnn,
Clarkshurg. :, r, C,,rIshrrp.
! ROGElS-,E. ESer., El'
! T. Il. Wheeler, huntington
,,
! Miss Margaret Armstrong; OF 4hirty
third street, is able 10 pe Out ~s~"
after an illness Oh Two MeeNT; u, "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Engagem emit Announced.

4 merry party Of girls were entertain
ed at the home of Miss Rose Fading
Thursday evening, ut which time She
announced her engagement To Mr. ETH
est {. Drake Music and dancing were
the chief diversions Of the evening ana
later IL delectahlc luncheon was served
The table was beautifully DECORATED III
mink and white the Centerplcce bein2
Cupid doll emerging from a mound III
sweet peas. and holding tiny pink rih'
bons leading to each place card. which
announced the interesting engagement.
The bridc-clcc Is the daughter OF Mi
and Mrs, John L. t'ladine. and is gen
eral favoritc in social circles. Mr.. l)ruiis
is from Pittsburgh. being connected with
the =. Il. r.. of that city. The engage
ment will terminate in late June weq-
ding.
were:
Misses
Margaret Singer Nell BrandfaSs
Austin Friend Nnttie Puorman
Carolyn kronJacger Suct Porter
Hilda Conrad Nclll" conrad
leila Poortnlan Vera Wilson
Grace BrandraSs Alta Vincent
Jennie Steindorf Rose flading
May Porter
McSdameS-
]. NJ. OrenStrin j. q. FiaHlha'
~ FladinS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
M HAHDS or JURY.

PITTSBURGH Pa. May It'll.
case of the government against Harold
W Neville of Dawson. Ia. who 70
charged WITH having evaded tho drat;
law, was placed IN the hands Of 2 Jury
in Emitted States court here late today
II Was eInerted thai Sca'"d vote
r.,rr;d hc nhfainrd t"f"r" court adjourn
Cd tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Mount Student Honored.

Miss Gertrude Mckinney, $tuden;
Of Mt dc Cnantal academy. at Wheel
ing. arrived last evening 10 spend sew
cral days with her mother. Mrs. Emory
Mckinney. Miss Mckinney recently
won ten dollar prize offered by tho
school for the best poster designed TO
advertise "Katcha-Koo" a play which is
10 be given by the Catholic Woman's
League Miss Mckinney will play at
tho commencement exercises Of the
school TO be held in June.
West NirGinian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15

June. The hride-to-bc is prominent
teacher in the bridgeport public schools
and Is very we'll known in This locality.
The twenty guests TO whom the ell.
Gagcment was announced were seated
about table heautffullv decorated in
pink and white. apple blossoms and
spring flowers prcdominating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Announce Engngem emit

Miss Grace HoGc. or Brooksidc,
Bridgeport. Ohio. entertained last eve
ming with dinner Of pretty appoint
lnents 10 announce the engagement Of
Miss Grace Lilley to y. \. Holschuh. OF
Toledo. Ohio.
The wedding will be an event Of early
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Rridse And Dinner Party.

Mrs. McCiurg Hayes will entcrts Il
with two delightful informal parties b
day nj the Country Club. \ group Of
intimate friends will gather at the
club and spend the afternoon hours in
the fascinating game OF bridge. In
the evening Mrs. Hayes Will nave a
group of friends as her guests at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Luncheon ut Country Club,

Mrs Allan Burt will be hostess 10 a
group Of friends today a; the Country
Club. Luncheon will BE- served at
o'clock and the remainder Of the after
noon will he spent in the various
amusementS to be found az the popular
hilltop resort. There will b" eleven
guests in Mrs. Rurts party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Linsly Prom.

Invitations will be issued within the
next few days Tor the juniVr-scn!or
held Friday evening. May IS, in the
historic old armory Of the institute.
While OF an informal nature. the prom
this year will be very elaborate and
plans to that effect are rapidly being
completed by the committee. \ deco
rative scheme of very elaborate details
will be carried out, with the combined
colors OF tn" two classes having Il
prominent place. Jones Novelty or
chestra will furnish the music. and ut
IL o'clock there will be an intermisSion.
when refreshments will be served
The following compose tho commit
tee:
MesSrs-
Calbick Downing Charles Robinson
Lee Spillers Frank Lobmiller
Henry Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Pre-Nuptlal ~a1'y.

The first in L series Of prr.nupi'a "a!
parties arranged IN honor 81 MISS
Eulah Holt. whose marriage 10 M
Richard Carleton, of North Wheeling.
will be an interesting event of the near
future. was given last evening at the
homo Of the bridc-elcct. No. l""i
cherry street. The affair was arranged
nv Mrs " w Kcvlor. sister OF the
rono- guest, and was IN tho nature OF
A surprise miscellaneous shower. Many
beautiful presents were received by
Miss Holt. who proved II charming
hostess and afforded her guests, az
evening If great pleasure. Al IalT
hour a delicious luncreOn was served
with attractive appointments apparent
The details being carried out in pink
and white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15

dinncr-danCc. which gives promise OF
heirg among the most delightful or the
wccK'S social events.
Miss Mary Won Bal"r. Of Pleasant
Valley. who Isl seriously i'll of spinal
meningitis. was slightly improved last
evening" and her friends now hope 1or
her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Phillips. Of Lcath-
crwood. hav" gone on an extended East,
rril rip They will be gone several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15

Junior Sale Today.

The junior class of Wheeling h.Sn
school will conduct II bake sale today
In the Stone 4 Thomas company store.
The young ladies have prepared Il
and candy, and it is hoped that they
will find ready sale as tho proceeds
arc to go towards tn" iunior-S"nIor
prom. which will be- an even. of May ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Visitor Honored.

Ms VIM. Baer. OF McKeeSport ia,
who ~ the guest OF her mother was
again complimented last evening
when Misses IE.lva and Alice Scabright
entertained in her honor at their home
on the Island Music and dancing filled
the hours with pleasure for the guests
and toward the close OF these delightful
past ines dainty luncheon was served
with attractive anpoiutm"ntsd carried
out in pink and white.
The guests were:
Misses:
Rosa DieCkhofY Sarah i. Pritcharh,
Wilma HARPER. NADIA Bell.
Elva Scahright Mice Seabr Eht.
MeSda mes.
Arch Games, William Baer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Sisterhood Sewing.

An all day sewing will be held III the
Eoff street temple on Tuesday from 10
until oClock This il an emergency
occasion. and ali members are urged to
be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
pinner-Dance Tonight

This evening will see large crowds
motoring 20 the Country club 10 partlc-
mate in the varied pleasures AFFORDED a
tho weekly Dime r-danCr \ special
monu has beer planned by manag'r,rr
Swartz and attractive decorations VIII
be arranged throu -hcut the club:
Won Bcrg's orchestra Will furnlsh INC
tended bv many Younger members oil
The social set. who Will not arrive IN
tim, for the dinner. These charming
wy6ii-cnd cvrntS prove more ,popular
srr1ng arrives. and even il the evenings
arc = triflc cool. the CHEEKY fireplace
arc conductive TO home-like comfort.
The following Will be among those =
tending tonight: 3
Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Stifcl and party OF
four.
Nr. ard Mrs. \. Singleton PAUL and
party Of six. r.
Mrs. McCiurg Hayes and party 81
five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15

Katherine Shorts
Aiarinita WritItl
OF Chicago
Margaret Wright
Mimic Schmidt
Loretta Heiner
Anne Iteynann
t;crlrude Garden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
Home Prom Charleston.

Mrs. W. p. Lear has returned to h%r
home on Thirteenth street. after spend
ing several days in Charleston, where
.hc initiated III new members into the
charleston Court Of Daughters Of lisa
bella. Mrs. Lear. who is Grand Regent
Of Inc local Court u. of l.. is also dis
trict deputy Of West Virginia, ana WIN
her degree team. prcsides at al! lnltit -,
,inrr fhroughout the state. While IN
Charleston. Mrs. Lear was compiimcntcd
with a number Of delightful Informal
parties, III. most noteworthy or when
was the luncheon given on Monday Shc
Mas also honor guest ut dinner u
charming appointments on Monday even
ing
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

wlasnym majontkiem to przyplaca-
JON. Ono Ia i ,%,zarobek" jest, lecz z
tego mcmahon pociechy ami Il All
panowie fararzy;
81 re weso}e kobietki, kt6re by sic
kcialy pozbyC swoik chiopow, DO Cze-
81 latwoby i'm dali rozw6d. a wienc
te baby, co majom staryk chicpoW
i co majom chlop6w pi:;ak6w;
A. CT ksiendzowie, co chccm sic
zeniG, DO Czesi chcom zruszyc cell
bat i pozenit wszystkich ksiendzow;
81 CT, co chcom Husa swientym
wygiosic;
g. Ten. co chce, zeby z narodu sio-
wackiego narodzil sic A~ncychrySt'
DO Czesi bojujom przeciw Chrystu
sowi, tedy som juz Ancychrystaml;
y CT zydzi, kt6rzy myslom, re
lax sic ksiendzowie pozeniom. to o.
nj bendom panowac mad ludem'
lie ksiendzowie.
WidzioI u Babiej Cory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

bywa{ vice, ma kt6rym kilkaset lu-
dzi re Spisza 1 Gravy przysiengafo
ma Polske: Re gotowi umrzet, ale
pod czeskie panowanie ME p0jdom. .
Kon: Slyszycie? jake sobie lu-
die przysiemgajom, re Czechow nile
chcom? Ale mas, to sprzedawajom
Czechom. byleby pieniondze doStali,
A coz my to juz tie ~najgorsze stwo-
rzenia? Czy nos chcom kot&mi
psami zrownat? Me, ami my ME poi
dziemy do Czech.
Krowa: Me pojde, ami ia, wole ST.
ma miejscu daG zabic. Kie ludzlonI
wolno. MECH bendzie i nam. A WY
tam - ma wozie - wy byScie mo-
gil pojSc. no Czesi przeciez riga
icm, ia wan mic ME %zrobion, ben
dom S......
Swinia: Ne, ia taxi ME pnjdu. u
delajme rewolrce!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

Swinia: Tady PREY mnie ma woe
je uwazana 10 litrowa ,,blaszanka",
a W mel petrolcj. To TAXI pro
Czechi.
Krowa: Mnie zaS Slinka idzie j II
caly czas ma sol. Takbym sobie poll
zaia. Levy we wozie W ,,ioktusie", 3
metry zawiniente. Panic kastanie, po-
mozcie mi dostaG sic do niej.
/ Kon: Wiecie panstwo, to juz Ia
DUO tego. ia niedawno przywioziem
zelazo z Nowego Targu do KroScien-
ka. Poszlo ma Spisz. Co to bedzie!
Mnie tn niedawno przywiedli cd LII.
blina. Jak sic wygiodzoni Czesi do
wiedzom lie u mas ma r6wninach zbo-
ia, to dopiero bendom Polsce do
piekaG, ably i'm sprzedaia.
Krowa: Bendom prosili, ale jakaz
to ola mas pociecha. Panic Kastanie
ratujcie mas!
Kon: Co raz to sic lepiej gniewam.
Bo wiecie rCzmawiali PREY mnie ia
cyS gazdowie re Spisza i p~owiadali,
! re W Polsce niema chleba. Jusci, re
W Tatrach chleb ma skaiach ME ro-
| snie. Ale MECH sic prZejadom do
prawdziwej Polski. gdzie inc same,
samiusienkie zagony! l jake. Ia
mem wyr6si. Co tam ~pszenicy, zyta,
1enczmienia i owsa. Pojadom o ME-
diugo fury z ,,celetkami'' ma Spisz
Grave. Teraz chfopi i ziemianie ME
chcom dawat zboza, DO sic czegoS
bojom ! ME chcom zostac bez pei
nych safarni. Mech inc porzondek
bendzie, 9 jug idzie. to ma Polska
I tn ma skalnem Podhalu az zaduzo
| jedzenia. Taken sic ma tych chiop6w
zgniewal. aem ich kopno}.
Swinia: Gdyby ne mieli co FRAT,
to nam by z czeho dali?
Krowa: lyle koni, kr0w, swim i ba
ran6w sic do Czech6w i S{owiokow
wywozi, Dye to wszystko jeSG potrze
buje. ia slyszaiam dis, re tamtegV
tygodnia jacy przez most frydmanski
60 koni powiedli. A to podobnO TAX
idzie ma caiej granicy, ktora ma Kill
kaset kilometr6w cd Ungwaru do
| Cieszyna. Fl szkoda, re mas z boga-
/ tel Polski wywozom. ME bendzie co
je&6....
Kon: Cicho ~bondzcie, tam iakiS
krzyk. Sluchajmy. Ma rynku sic Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
SKRUCHA ZLODZIEJA.

Biuro praSowc MinistcrStwa Skarh"
komunikujp naStepujacy list. kt6ry o.
trzyma} minister skarbu: Szanowny
panic miniStrzc, P~rzesy}am dla skarhu
pa6stwa POlSkieGo 30 kOrOny. jake Cd
szkodowanie "a dwiG pOdk}adEi HcIaz-
ne pod szyny malcj kOlcjki i IA kilka
draak0w ~brzoz0wych. TIE rzcczy, ukra-
dzionc %przczemnie ME daja SpOkoju
menu Sumicniu i ciaglc o Mich mySle.
Chcialbym r6wnieh wituG ChryStuSa Ia
ne z czyStem sumicnicm ma BOze Ma
rodzenie. Uwaham, re drOlej mnic r"
k~OSztowalo wtenczaS, jak ukradtem. wv
lipcu 1919 roku). JeStcm zreSzta hied-
nym. DO w przeciwnym razie Opfacif-
bym drugic lyle. Jui teraz p0ki zyria
mcgo ME odwazc sic kra$G. bo il" to
zdr0wia kOSztujc. kie1y cZiOwirkoWi na
wet goIziny ME dujr SpOkoju. Nicrh
vice W~ielm0hny pan minister hrdzic
ia$kHw t. ~ kOrOny ZioIyG do SkarIil
pah>twa. jake 0d$Zk"l"wani". Move i"n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
ZPolskiej AgitacyiPlebiscytowe
ma Spiszu i Orawie.

Kwiatula: Re tez to Polska pozwa-
la ma wyw6z? Prawda, jest a W
Polsce bardzo du5o, ale niechby mas
g~dzieindziej ~sprzedali.
Kon: Gdzie ia pozwala! Nawet
zakazane i to ostro. Ale zakaz -
zakazem, a zycie zyciem. - 30 coz
te Czechy i te Siowioki zrobicm -
ma przyklad bez waszego mleka? Al
bo kt6i i'm w6z uciongnie? Dye sic ia
wychwalojom, re i'm ME trzeba pol
skich koni. re majom dosyc samo-
chodow. Ale te samochody tea z Ia
ski Polak6w jezdzom. BIO benzyne
Czesi cd Polski kupujom. Jest Ia
kaz, ale Czesi gdzie mogom i jake
mogom. to inc kupujorl.
Kwiatula: o rey. rety! To dopie-
70 dziady, te Czechy.
kon: Tako bie6a na Mich bez po'
mocy Polski. re drogie rieniondze
placom ludziom tutejszym - VIE
Gle Gale maiontki Ia przewiezienie
koni / kr6w.
Swinia: Xvi. Xvi. ksiu, ksiu. co
Wv tam powidate, draz: sonsedi?
Kon i krowa: (dzwigajac raptem
glove W kierunku swini): A pc ia
kiemu wy TO m6wicie do mas?
Swinia: Co pax, ME rozumite? No
po $winski.
Ko6 i krowa: Przeciez to ma czs-
skie wyglondo.
Swinia: No tax. my SWINE to
wSzichni po czeski rzikame.
KoG i krowa: To dlatego navy
wajom Czech6w Swiniami, DO "a
miast movie Tub godac, to oni So
bic rzigajom. Zupelnie pc Swinsku.
Powiedzciez nam, gdzie jedziecie"
Swinia: ia sem z Jordanowa, n
prodali mne do Biaiki, gde mne ma
ju p~roviest ma Spisz nocznom hodi-
nou. a potem do Prahy. o Boze MOI,
co to Dude re mnou?
Kon: HI to djabli? To wszystko
p6jdzie z tel Polski do Pragi I na
Slowioki'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

LIST dzivuvm W. Panu sic wydaJe, d"
zapewne teso jeszcze ME spotyka'' ale
ia piszc to 2 zupemym r~ozsadkiem,
to co pisze jest prawdziwe. Il powa%a-
MEM 49, mieszkaniec z Podlasla. ans
II. II. 1919.
Skarb polski zyczylby sobie bardz'
azeby ci wSZyScy. kt0rZy mu Wyr|l"
dzaja szkody niejednokrotnic wiekS%e
niz ma % korony. zechcieli sobie wzlac
przyklad Il tegO miesZkahra PolIaSIa.
Adwokat bank6w i spot pozyczko-
wych Kodak F. P. Danisch, poradz'
wan 60 do pozyczek ma property. -
Offs pokoj 80 - 139 \. CLARK
nj (Ogl.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
KTO BEDZIE GLOSOWAL IA
CHECHAMI?

,Jakis w~androwny, co pochodzh po
caIei Orawie i SpiSzu, zapytany pr@e"
mas ze kto bedzie glosowoi IA C7"-
chami, odpowiedziai TAX:
Ia Czechami bendom g'osowac;
y CT. co myElom, re Boga niem"'
no Czesi m6wiom, re wierzy@ W bo~
ga, to bajka;
y TIE dziewki i baby 70 Nup'0''
~ludzkiem miensem, chociaz same
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
Shuchojcie ludkowie,
90 VAN kon,
Co VAN krowa,
Co VAN $wfnia opowie!

Ma jarmark do NoTego Targu jez-
dzi DUO gazd6w ME jacy z Podhala,
ale i re Spisza i Gravy. Ma rynku
stoi n~iezliezona iloSG wozow. Konie
jedzom owiesek. gazdowie zaS kupu-
JON. Przy jednem wozie przywion-
zana ladna krowa nazywa sic ..kWta-
tula" i ~zwinkuje. Ma innym zaS le-
" wypasiona Swinia i krzonka sobie.
Gazdowie ME przychodzili, gdzieS
musieli W karczmie uwionzgnot, zwie
rzontkom sic wienc znudzilO. zace-
nj sa po swojemu rozmawiat.
Kon: Hi. hi. hi. Kwtatulo, siyszy-
Gle. skond zescie ia?
Kwiatula: Be. e.. E.. Dzieu-
kuiem "a pytauie. jaze Cd Limano-
wei, A Wy Panic K~aStanie?
Kon: ia z KroScienka. - PAM
Kwiatulo. Juz godzine ratrzem Ma
was ! tax sic mi ME widzi. re wan
tax glowa wisi. Czy moze 'macie ia
XII smutek. aIbo wielkie troski luz
biede?
Kwiatula: Biedy ME nam. amin
nigdy ME mia}a, DO moja gazdztna
bardzo dobra i porzondna. I je$G do
syt dala i czysto trzymaia. Ale smu-
tex / troske to wiecie mann. ToScts
zgadli panic KaStanie.
Kon: Co sic stale? Czy jake ME,
sLczen&cie?
Kwiatula: TAX, TAX. Przyszli jacy$
z Gravy. co dla Czech6w kupuiom
biorom mnie do PragI pod n6z.
KoG: Ej, to samo i mnie trapi,
alem sic wstydzil zaraz p~rzyznat, DO
mnie tez jakt$ Czech kuI.'l. I bojem
sic, ze / ia p6jde pod n6z. DO te
brzydkie Czechy ma wszyStko soto.
We. Przeciez psy i koty jedzom. 4
koGskie mienso. by i'm ME SNAKE
wa}o? - Boje sic dosyt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

biedna swinia zaCzena straszn!e
kwiczeG i rzucac sic ma wozie. Malta
sic wylala wprost do buzz s%trapionej
swim. P~rzylecial gazda i widzonc ma
wp6f martwom SWINE sprzedal JON
prendko. Zakonczyla wienc zycie 49,
ME W Czechach.
Ko6 ! krowa 2 dumom' sic ma swI-
ME cglondaly. -. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

Spiszak: No MECH mi jesce kto
powie, re w Polsce gl6d i nendza, to
mu takom wylepiem W pysk, re mu
gIowa zaroz do Pragl zaleci.. re
cygany....
Orawiec: To, TO to! TAX trza byio
luz dawno zrcbiG. re dziady, :"
ri ATOM!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
'S93, 900 Robbery Pulled Off on Pan
Handle Train; No Trace of Robbers
Car Discrimination
Now to Be PrObed

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA. Strong
measures 10 uncover alleged violations
of the law in the distribution of coal
cars are TO be taken soon by the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Orders calling for an investigation or
alleged discrimination i'll the distrbu-
, tiOu Of coal cars were entered on No
ycnlbcr 2, but commission officials eN-
planned today that the press or other
business had prevented the beginning Of
the inquiry.
Tho investigation which will be made
NV chairman Clark and Commissioners
Potter and Atchison. is expected TO take
tho form either of direct examination
Of the books and papers Of the railroads
and shippers prior 10 a hearing or the
holding Of Il public hearing at when
persons would be required to appear IA
the commission might direct. The latter
course probably will be adopted. OFFICIALS
said ond date will be set for the hear
ing as soon as the crowded condltlon OF
the commissions docket Will permit.
Findings OF the commission IL was
explained, will be published in the OIL
ficial rrport of the result of the IN
yestigatton. Any developments warrant
Iur prosecution would be in the hads Oh
the attorney general who would proceed
on the basis OF the report Such prac-
,ices as might come, within nc urISulc'
ZION of the commission To remedy now
ever, would be made the subject OF ao-
Litional rules and regulations.