davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
NfEDALE.


zaklad dale CO roku try Sly
pendya, t. j.: ma fortepianie, W
spiewie ma skrzypcach; ME rob,
roznicy W ktorej klasie, lecz tax
uczeh, czy uczennica So zobowia-
zant studyowat W Kollegium co
najmniej diva lata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
C~ERTYFIKAT LUB DYPLOM

Absolutnie laden uczeh czy tet
uczennica ME otrzyma certyfikatu
Tub dyplomu, jeaeli ME studyuje:
fortepianu, teoryi, muzyki kom-
pozycyi. dziej6w muzyki / axiom
paniamentu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

KEDAKCYI

Frank w. 8. s., Omaha, Nebr. -
Adres Konsulatu Polskiego W Chica-
go nastepujacy: Gen. Consulate Of
Rep. Of Poland, 1909 N. Ashland
ave-, Chicago, III.
L. p, Chicago: Ma anonimy W
,,Dziale Zdrowia" ME odpowiadamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
L Teki "FiIozefa bez Text,

SprawiclliwoSCi jest dlatego talk
malo ma Swlecic, re wSzyscy s~taraja
sic jq zagarnqG sobie ola ~usprawic-
dliwicnia swych wiasnych niespra-
wiedliwOSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

WSzyscy zazwyCzaj Potcpiamy glo-
SnO to, do czcgo pocichu wzdychamy.
NJ. III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
KLASA DYPLOMOWA.

az Technika Sevcika, Sauret,
Schradeck, Tartini, Ernst, Rode.
b. Koncerty Bach, Beethoven,
Mozart, Wieniawski, Grieg.
Co. Fortepian, Dzieje muzyki,
harmonic, Fuga, kontrapunkt, in
strumentacya / formy muzyczne.
Uczniowle SO zobowiazani grac
koncerto publicznie, prey akompa-
niamencie %orkiestry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

BezsilnOSC duchowa wyraza sic
najCzeSciej fOrmie tyranii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

Jak dalece jest IL IA rozwinieta
miloSG dIa sprawieduwoSci, MECH "a
swiadczy o tenn rakt, re czujqc, IL
ktoS ma racye, gotowlsmy go szcDe-
re ZTicnawidZicC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
Jeszcze o Jen. Hallerze

przynioSfy wieSc mia, IL jenerai
Halter ,Obronca Warszawy" 20
stall odznaczony Ia zasiugi, odda-
ne W obecnej wojnie polsko-rosyj-
skiej, w szczegolnoSci zaS w die
lie odparcia wroga z pod BRAN
samych stolicy - najwyzsza Cd
znaka zaszczytna wojennej "a
slugi: krzyzem ,,Virtuti Militia
NJ Powiadamy - wieSG to bardzo
mia, DO szczegolnie przyjemnie
rozlegnie sic ona W caiej Ii
nil Polonii amerykanskiej,
wSrod ktorej jeneral Halter
jest czczony i szanowany - jake
jeden Z najblizszych nam, maj
lepiej znanych, wiec i najsympa-
tyczniejszy wSr6d rycerzy wzno-
wionej Polski. On CT to przecie
nasze stad zastepy prowadzi} do
Polski, or -jak niegdys Dabrow-
ski " ziemi wtoskiej" - wiodi
zorganizowana tn .Armie Halle
ra' z "a Oceanu i z francuskiei
ziemi - do odbudowanej Ojczy-
zny; tn przebywaja wysiuzeni
jego wojacy, tn imie jego ideali-
zuja i apoteozuja - tn go znaja
! kochaja. Dlatego owo odznacze-
ME i uczczenie gen. Hallera. tax
wysokie-musi bye niezawodnie
Polonii amerykahskiej szczegol--
niej mAe i pozadane.
-
PlSmo nasze - poza podziela-
nemi w peini, wyzej napomknio-
nemi uczuciami tutejszych roda-
kow jeszcze tez ma szczegolniej-
sly powod podania ma tenn miej-
sou z tenn wiekszym naciskiem O.
statniego odznaczenia jen. Halle
ra. Przedewszystkiem Jest to
przyczynek do naszego onegdaj--
szego artykuh redakcyjnego, "a
mieszczonego ma TEN miejscu -
p I. ,,Polska o Hallarze", w kto-
rym wspominaJac przejawy mai
wyzszego uznania i czci, jaka o.
czyzna otacza najznakomitszego
wodza swego przywiedli-
"a prasa Z Ojczyzny, IL zostal
en- przecie o~zdobiony przydom--
klein ,Obrohcy Warszawy", re
uczcii go kraj caiy, zagranica ma
wet; kiedysmy artykui ow pisali,
jeszcze ME byio wieSci 0 najwyz-
seem odznaczeniu Hallera krzy-
zem .Virtuti m%ilitari", przyzna--
nym mt przez rad i jego Naczel-
nika, przeto uzupelniamy informa
eye poprzednie, podnoszac je tn i
podkreSlajac.
Poza tenn - czynimy to take
i Z tel przyczyny, re owo ostatnie
wyroznienie Hallera - jest logi-
cznym dowodem uznania jego
zassug znamienitych przez mai
wyzsza komende polska, ma kt6-
rel czele stoi - oczywista
sam Naczelnik Piisudski: inaczej
m6wiac, jest to u~znanie re stro-
ny Nacz. Pifsudskiego a tenn sa-
mem odpowiedz dowodna ma idyo-
tyczne poprzednie pogloski o po-
roznieniu Hallera z Pilsudskim-
tax znacznem, IL Pifsudski Hallera
mial az z komendy usunac. Pewne
pismaki tutejsze - z okazyi tel
pogloski, podanej-jak wiemy-
przez jednego z najmniej kompe-
tentnych korespondentow prasy a
meryktnskiej, tax czesto giupstwa
piszacej 0 sprawach polskich -
ot6z pismaki i pismidia t. wv.
,,koniowskie" majace specyalne
powody, by ME sympatyzowac
wogole z Armia Hallera i jej INA
komitym wodzem -Powazyiy sic
z okazyi owej wieSci glupiej -
W sposob jeszcze glupszy komen-
towac ia, przyjmujac "a pewna,
a przytem miotajac wyzwiska-
w~stretne, tylko II mich praktyko-
wane - ma wielkiego i zasiuzo,
nego Polaka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

Jake wobec tego wygladaja -
paszkwilanci i kalumniatorzy tu-
tejsi, w co sic ich slowa i mysli
nikczemne obracaja? Osadz sam
Czytelniku, a sadzac Pc tenn, mysl
i dziaiaj konsekwentnie: ME slu-
chat gNosow psich, ME daj sic IL
wodzic ,,macicielom kadzi naro--
dowej", a W mySli swej i W pra-
cy dobrej ola Ojczyzny szukaj te-
go, co dobre j wzniosie niz idz "a
krzykactwem malkontenckiem bia
znow, warcholow i burzycieli jed
nomySlnoSci narodoweJ!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

ran -. IOOLIUl 1ONICL hoLIo1Sh SiG
Diamond, przez 10 lat, W Metro |
Kollegium muzyczne podzielo-
ne jest ma klasy nastepujace: l
Klasa elementarna; stopien 1-szy
i 2-gi. - 2 Klasa przygotowaw--
GA: Stopieh Sci / 4-ty. = Kla-
sa akademiczna proficiency
stopien 5-ty i 6-ty. - 4. Kfasa ma
uczycielska: stopieh 7-my. - 8
Klasa najwyzsza dyplomowa ,,gra-
duates'.
EGZAMINA SPRAWOZDANIA.
w kazdej klasie odbywaja sic
egzamina co pol roku, ma podsta-
vie pomienionych egzaminow SO
rozdawane sprawozdania.
EGZAMIN WSTEPNY.
Kaady uczeh, wsteputac do "a.
kladu, jest egzaminowany, odda-
~ pod kierownictwo nauczyciela,
przeznaczonego przez dyrektora.
EGZAMIN PISEMNY.
Egzamin pisemny jest dla apli-
kant6w certyfikacyjnych cd lat
l6-tu.
EGzAMIN KONKURsOWY.
Egzamtn kDnkursowy jest ola
uc9niow / ucZennic klasy nauczy-
cielsk1ej / dyplomowej, Pc wye
gzaminowaniu przez sedziow mu-
zykalnych.
MEDALE.
Medale otrzymuja uczniowie
tylko W klasie nauczycielskiej i
dyplomowej, ale tylko pod tym
Tarunkiem, jezeli egzamin jest
NNnod on ~-ooo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

do zajecia Warszawy, oni row--
niez byli W pogotowiu, by w Cd
p%owiedniej chwili rozpoczac TO-
bote ma powitanie zwyciezcow.
Byiy rozdane czerwone kokar-
dy, ktore mialy ozdobic borrow i
zdrajcow. Byla om6wiona zbiorka
ma Placu Teatralnym, gdzie mieIi
sic skrzyknqc o pewnej godzinie i
dzia}aG, dopomagajac zdobywcom
Warszawy ma tylach. Mieszkahcy
podmiejskich dzielnic duzoby
mogli o tenn powiedziec i niejed-
nego z niedoszlych bohater6w
wskazac w}adzom. Powinni to IL
czyniG, ME oSzczedzajac zadnego
Z ga}ganow, bySmy raz ma zawsze
plugastwo usunqc mogli Z pol,
sklego domu.
Pozary, ktorc dnia tego wybu-
chly w kilku ~miejscach, ME byly
takzc dzicie1n przypadku. Mia}o
ich bye znacznie wiecej. Byly to
umowionc sygnaly, nastepujqce
kolejno az do sygna}u ostatniego.
YNiestety" jednak tego o~statniego
sygnafu ME by}o, gdyz czerwone
zoldactwo dostalo poteznie w
pysk pod Warszawa. Tu zamiast
ostatecznego tryumfu rozpoczela
sic ostateczna kleska. Czerwone
kokardy zostaly gIeboko pocho-
wane. Wartoby je odnalezt wraz
z ich. wlaSciciclami."
Istotnic rvs to bardzo niepiekny
i niezaszczytny co wiecej -
boIesny i %grozny! Powinien on
bye przestroga ola Polski! O lie
mellow spolecznych - }otr6w i
zdrajcow nigdzie ME brak ma
wszystko g~otowych, - o tylez
przecie najwyzszy czas juz nam
zaczqc prace mad u1noralnieniem
i podniesienicm s~po}ecznem
narodowem naszcgo posp6lstwa,
niewolq dlugq ACKNOWLEDGMENT
go, a wojnq - choc w n~iekt6rych
warstwach - zdziczalego. Gas
zaczqc konstruktywnq robote w
narodzie - Cd podstaw - po-
koju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
SKfADKI MA
PLEBISCYT.


PLEBISCYT.
Ma plebiscyt g6rnoslaski zebra}
x. FIR SARA C. r. W jednym dniu W
parafii sw. Jacka ofiary cd naste-
pujacych obywateli:
J6zef Korzeniewski $1,000
DR.. Nowacki 25.0U
j. Czapalski $500
Jan M. Kieczewski $500
CiOcia Prabucka $500
J0Zef Hadamik 1000
Jak6b Muszkiet 1900
Aptekarz Bartkowski 1000
Aptekarz Gwiklinski 1000
Jakob Nachowicz 10.UU
Albert Sikcrski 1000
Marya Mr6zek 1000
Wincenty Na..dowski 1000
Waciaw Najdowski 1000
Teodor Jaszkowski 1000
Paulina HULK 1000
Klaudyusz Szczecinski 1000
Piotr Kowaczek 10.0U
Albert Orzechowski 1000
Adwokat MiroslawsKI 1000
Norman r. New 1000
Anastazy Pachowski 1O.ov
Jozef Malinowski 1000
Anna KolodZinska 1000
KS. Teodor Rekosiak 800
Felix's Zajaczek 500
Teresa Swietlik 500
Jan W~arszynski 500
Michaf Krajewski 500
Micha{ Dominowski sou
Stefan Tyrakcwski 500
WI. Mr6zek 500
Katarzyna Wojtynek 500
J. ZieliGski 500
Bartl. MiInalski 500
Stan. Milewski 500
w, M;t-apo ZOO
Leopold Krchma Co. 500
Tgnacv Ludkovski 500
Prusinski I Kr6l 500
Wiktorya Nowak 500
Walerya Rutkowska 500
J6zef Kazmierski 800
Antoni Lak6wka 500
Louis Sadowski 500
J6zef Wrohski 900
FIR. Paszkiewicz 500
Jan Klaus 500
J6zef Guras 500
Antoni Hojka 800
Jan Schwaba 500
Gralich 800
Ant Maiewskf 200
w NaIicb 100
Grot 100
WI. Uchwat 100
WI. Wr0blewski 100
Piotr Guras 100
-
Razem $4,000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
KIAsA PRZYGOTOWAWClA.

Stopien Sci i 4-ty.
az Cwiczenia do nabycia silly
l lekkoSci.
b. Pozycya 1-sza, 2Iga, 3-cia,
gamy majorowe / minorowe.
CD Metoda Sevcika, Davida,
Mazasa / Duety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
KLASA AKADEMuCZNA.

al Cwiczenia Sevcika, Kreu-
terra, Leongrel, Krauss w., ",
VI, / VII pozycya.
b. Koncerty. Viotto, Rode.
Fortepian | sztuki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

MeSoDie stdnu DssedSie svd-
HsdjQ sic ID sd0niu, re must tSt-
nice sJednoczonn, RteSdIeSnG {;
pdmoEZqd1G PoISkG
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

przedstawia podobizne g. Rozmy-
muzyka, skrzyplSa / PedagcSa- -
nod kierownictwem p~rofesora III.
Conservatory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

Pred n~iedawnym dopiero CA
sem pisalismy wiec, IL many i
my tn bolszewikow w Ameryce -
niestety trafiaja sic oni nawet /
po$r6d Polakow, 0 czem Swiadczy
iakt, IL istnieja broszury / ode
ivy W polskim jezyku,r ozrzucane,
musza bye zatem uk}adane - je-
Sli ME koniecznie przez Polakow,
DO je czesto pisza zydzi, potrosze
rrmiejqcy pc polsku to jednak
W kazdym razie w~yliczane one sd
ma odbiorcow polskich i ma kap-
towanie wSrod Polakow sympathy
k6w, ktorych przygarSc juz i jest
tn i owdzie siyszymy nawet,
re ich przybywa...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
KLAsA NAUCZYCIELSKA.

al Cwiczenia Kreutzera, Flo
rillo, Gayini, Sevcika, Schrade-
ka, Concerto dc Berio, Maligue,
sztuki, Sarasati Wieniawskiego,
5onaty, F%ortepian, Zasady muzy-
XII | Teorya. Uczniowie So zobo-
wiazani graG publicznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
SKRZYPCE.

Klasa elementarna ma "a a
DAME Metoda, Geese 1-sza 1
Cwiczenia Sevcika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
nuzyczny ma Sk1ZyDcach.

Kompletny kurs muZvczny ma
Rycina powyzsza zamieszczona
sFowicza mlodego. lecz zdolnego
Pan G. Rozmysfowicz ksztaIch sic
Diamond, p1zez 10 lat, W Metro l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

Re bolszewickich adherentow
ME brak w Polsce - i to ME ME
spodzianka wcale. Wszakze by
waio, IL w miejscowosciach, zaj-
mowanych Przez bolszewikow w
~czasie tychze ofensywy organi-
zowaly sic Z wielce podejrzana
skwapliwoscia .sowiety" ra-
dy lokalne, wiemy, IL Yspiritus
movens" - byli w tenn zydzi, ale
jednak i naszych przy tel robocie
ME brakio bynajmniej. Potwier--
dza nam fakt ten, ami ME pociesza
jacy, ami ME pochlebny - mocno
neutrality-suspicious. informacya,
ktora otrzymujemy z ostatnich
pism warszawskich. Otto mp. W
,,Gazecie Porannej" w jednym L
dni, tuz bezpoSrednio Pc odwale-
niu z pod stolicy najazdu bolsze-
wickiego - go. sierpnia) - czy-
fanny nastepujaca nizej informa-
eye:
,,kotrzyk6w nam ME brak. Ku-
pieni "a iajdackie pieniadze lub
oglupieni przez pachoFkow So
wieckich W dniu IS. sierpnia, kie-
DIV czerwona armia gotowaia sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

Ma plebiscyt g6rnoslaski zebra}
K. FIR SARA c.. r. W jednym dniu W
parafii sw. Jacka ofiary cd naste-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18
GL6wNY.

zaloEona 1897 roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-18

Nasze pismo by}o jedynem, kt6
re natychmiast po pojawieniu sic
pogioski zaprzeczyfo jej
prawdzie i napietnowaso ia jake
oczywisty wynys1 i gfupote. po-
wtarzanie zas jej przez pisma pol
skie oryentacyi ,,koniowskiej" -
nazwalismy i powtarzamy ME
godnem kalaniem, Plugawieniem
wlasnych spraw i MEOW zacnych,
ME m6wiac juz o tenn, IL miotanie
z takiej okazyi wyzwisk i wstret-
nych obelg, jake faktycznie ma
Hallera pismidla owe RUGBY, jest
niczem innem, jak rozbojem, jak
bandytyzmem czci narodowej.
DIS OTTO pokazalo sic, re mieli-
i many racye-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
CUTIE COTTONTAL'S SPOTS

an over cusis's son brown cnasi
Suddenly the plan be had been
searching for all morning popped
into hist head He got very busy
then. dipping his pen into his Ink.
well and shaking off the Ink before
every word
After while he whispered 10 the
little rabbit boy TO sit sideways. and
later on. he asked him TO turn the
other way round. all the while writ.
ing and then shaking his pen for all
he was worth
Pretty soon Markie Mink across
the aisle looked up from his speiier
and his eye fell on cutie--a won
dcrful Cutie. pcppered all over
with spots like the top Of a raisin-
cake.
"Teacher. teacherr he screamed.
wildly shaking his paw In the air.
Look At Cutie cottonfail He's got
the meaalesl"
OF course Scrfbbis Scratch dis
missed the school at once. and told
them all to take a two-day vaca-
ton. TIN the place was fumigated.
Such n scurrying In forty dlrcc.
lions you never knew.
Copyright, 1890. n. r. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05

eyes, Mistah Buzzardr' replied Unc'
Billy.
"Ah saw yo' meet q lot Of yo'
friends. It's fine To have a lot OF
friends. isn't II. Brer Postum said
or Mistah Buzzard.
Unc' Billy looked at or Mistah
Buzzard sharply. He wondered II
Mistah Buzzard had noticed that all
had turned their backs on Unc' Billy
that morning, but Mistah Buzzard
looked as sober and solemn as a
judge. All at once OF Mistah Bug
gard hoped up and turned around
so that all Unc' Billy could see Of
him was his back. Unc' Billy stared,
and for minute he couldn't find
his tongue. Then he heard a noise
that sounded very much like a
chuckle. In few minutes II was n
laugh. Finally. Unc' Billy began TO
laugh. too.
"Yo' take nah advice and bring
nah OIL friend Mocker out Of his
hiding place and INTRODUCES him 70
the Green Meadows and the Green
Forest" said or Mistah Buzzard.
Next story: inc Billy Postum
Thinks II Over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05

~. Dcr1bbls Scratch couldn't In
ounne what was the matter with ev-
EOyeody. when lessons dragged and
1Doody seemed 10 know anything al
n When he asked Cutie Cotton
IN what the head OF country was
SmIled. Cutie answered absentiy.
rCAbbSge-"
4 Fall fever had got into the last
Emo1hsr's son Of them and nearly
'oNugyone had had his turn IN the
ole1er wearing the duncecap Nancy
Int 9camper Squirrels brain was
(workfng overtime for a good excuse
- get out Of school without having
Ghe fairy schooimaster send Nick.
he fruant officer. after him
81 He wrote his name In an bis
ooks with flourishes. and his ad-
oyess. too. just TO help him think.
Ehsn he wrote poems about return
lng the books TO him II they were
DDst Every time he wrote q word
<no shook his pen without watching
&Wherc the Ink was flying.
M But happening TO glance up IN the
midst Of this absorbing business.
<Domething queer on Cutie Cotton
&Afrs back caught his eye. Then ne
grinned. spots-big black ones were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-05
E BY THORNTON w. BURGESS
Unc' Billy Consults or Mistah Buzzard

Billy Poseum was partly TO blame for
all the trouble they had had lately
Then each one had promised to turn
his back on Unc' Billy Postum the
very next time he should come along
and this Is what happened.
or sAfistah Buzzard watched Unc'
Billy go home and sit down with his
chin In his hands and study and
study. just AS IL he had something
on his mind. BY and by Unc' Billy
looked up In the sky. where or Mis-
tab Buzzard was sailing round and
round Then Unc' Billy hoped up
mighty spry and reached for his hat
"Ah reckon Unc' Billy lows he'll
make me a visit" said or Mistah
Buzzard with a chuckle, as he slid
down, down of the sky TO the tall
dead tree In the Green Forest which
Is his favorIte roosting place. He
hadn't been there long when Unc'
Billy Possum came shuffling along
just as II he was out walking for his
health.
"Howdy. Mistah Buzzard7 All ccr-
t'nly hopes yo'-al feel right smart"
said Unc' Billy.
OF Mistah Buzzard's eyes twinkied
as he replied:
"Ah feel pcart. Brcr Postum.
thank yo'. All hopes yo' feel the
same. Y0 look. like nothing ever
bothers yo'.'
Unc' Billy grinned. but at the Same
time he looked bit foolish az he
said: That's right. Mistah Buzzard.
that's right Nothing ever does
bother me-" And all the time he
was wondering how ever he should
ask for OF Mistah ,Buzzard's. advice
and not let him know that something
really was bothering him a great
deal.
''Ah watched yo' tske a long walk
this morning, Brer Posum." said or
Mistsh Buzzard.
Did yo. tndeedf 10 have Keen
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CHIEF SEATTI.E KNOCKED DOWN


order TO get into this store she
had to walk across narrow 1T
tie causcway OF two boards.
"But Seattle got there FIRST. and
the Girl waited patiently until the
Chief and all his braves werc In.
side.
when she got In. matters were
worse. No matter where she
went. Seattle seemed right there.
crowding her out. pushing In
front OF her. standing at the coun.
ter; she could do nothing TIL no
had finished hts purchases and
had left the store.
Then doing her errand as
quickly as possible. she started
out
"But--whiie all the braves had
crossed the narrow board. Seattle
had decided TO stop half way.
There he stood like a statue
his tall hat stuck on his nne old
head. his shoulders wrapped about
in his Indian blanket. and his
firmly planted legs In ordinary
trousers.
There he stood.
1.-THE girl was In a hurry. and
she had every reason to believe
he knew II. for he had surely
seen her In tho store. but he stood
like stone. AZ last. her patience
all gone. shc rushed across tho
walk. and planting her two small
hands fair In his back. pushed
him with all her might
-Ovcr he went the great Chief.
with . surprised Ugh! He rolled
one way and his tall hat tho
other down in tho sawfust. and
his braves were like childrrn-alI
they said was 'U-hee-heer
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uow interesting n is to watch
- little boys and little girls lis
tcning TO stories.
The things the boys like best Of
ail--the Observation-Disclosures kind
the little girls shudder about. And
the things the girls "juat simply
love" the boys call punk" be-
cause they haven't any pep"
SO it's a good thing for us. isn't
j II. since Tho Star family has
: both boys and girls In 1t. that the
stories are sometimes Davld's
kind and sometimes Pcggy'sf
Peggy wasn't sure she even
liked the Indian legend about the
fiends and mountains. She said
very gravely, IL do wish some.
body would but tell US Just some
plain cariy-day stories about this
very Seattle do"
~Biess her little hearth Grand.
mother said 1T Is . long time:
NE were Just recalling some things
today. Ono OF the girls tshe was
. little girl In 1850 was laughing
about an experience she had with
Chief Seattle.
he used to be 20 grand. you
know--he was always Seattle. the
! Great Chief. In his own mind. and
ha never moved an inch out OF
\ his way 20 accommodate any one
< white or Indian
He would come across 10 our
shore In his great canoe. with his
braves about him. and he felt
most important
zone day this girl wAs on her
way to the store when Seattle ar.
rived
',One did not enter stores In Sc
4 attic then a. We DO now. and In
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POSITIVE PROOF

How did you contrive to convince
your wife that you could not afford
to own an automobile?"
Pure luck on my part. She
wanted TO clean an old dress and
bought a gallon of gasoline. Auto
mobile Journal.
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BIZ and BIZ inc Billy Looked
Up in the Sky

y uftle speck. he looks down and sees
Everything going on in the Green
Meadows and a great deal that goes
" On In the Green Forest. There rs
], 01ry little that or Mistah Buzzard
uses. SO. all the day that Unc
lilly Possun had been tramping
user In the Green Forest and finding
overybody's back turned TO him, or
k0(tetah Buzzard had been watching
I'D laughing ut 10 kill himself. You
lee, he knew all about Bobby Coon's
Visit to the little meadow and forest
<Deople. and how Bobby had whis-
/DoTsd W the ear q each that Unc'
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nE MTsTAH BuzzARD has very
s. sharp eyes Nobody has sharp
- eyes than or Mistah Buzzard.
swinging round and round and round
and round in great circles way up In
ne blue. blue sky. so high that some
tkmes he looks like nothing but a
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Next story: Unc' Billy Postum
Thinks IL Over.
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