davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

obchod mczi jinonarodovci sc We
lice rychle sir a objednavky jed
notlive jsou take velike a v mno-
hych pfipadech vetsi, neil cd
krajanG. Y toho vidno, &c velko-
obchod Horacek-S Schneider Co. Sc
test vseobecne oblibe mezi kraja-
ny a Americany a k teto vymoze-
nosti Jim zajiste niue kazdy kra-
Jan gratulovati.
Dale nam pan Horacek sdelil,
ze zavod jejich ma posud malou
cast dilcu (preferred stock nd
prodej a Re by radi videli, kdyby
krajane ic sobe rozebrali. dice
.isou posud pdvodni ceny $4,000.
Pisatcl tohoto podotyka k tomu,
&c krajane by Mcneil sobe Mocha
Iii ujiti teto vzacne prilezitosti.
Dale zde v Omaze name INA
my podnik cesky Union State
Bank Sc zaloznim kapitalem $780,
1000. dice 2 95 procent Jsou '
Geskych rukou. A velice uspesne
pokracuje S plnou ddverou.
Nabozenske ~tfenice mas zdrzo-
valy cd celistvosti obchodnl. Vez-
zmemc sobe pfiklad 2 America
nI; zname veliky zavod, jeden jc
katolik a druhy yysoky zednar
r srcynavaji Sc a proc by to memo
Ihlo byti mezi mani? - V naslcll
osobnfch a obchodnich stycich
odlozme nase daseyni pfesvedcenl
a uplatnimc sc znamenlte. Amerl-
Icti nasi sousede mas posuzuJl po-
die naSi obchodnl vyspelosti a ne
Ipodle nabozenskych hadek. Nuze,
define podnikdm ceskym podpo-
ny, prospejeme nejen podnlku, ale
il sobe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17
Manzele Bartosovi
oslavili IS. vyroci
manzelskeho snatku

Do rodiny p. Franka Bartose
'zavitali v nedeli mill hoste, a sice
PAM ylasta SouGkeva Sc synem
.Jindfichem z Iowa City, Ia, dcera
manzela Bartosoyych, a dale dru-
la je.jieh deera pf. Llbuse Muir
phyova 2 Deadwood, So. Oak,
.kde dlela delsi cas- jake %osetfova-
telka nemocnych We yladni ne
mocnici. Dcery pfiJely sucastni-
ii sc IS. vyrocf silatku, ably w
NANNY tento den spoleen6 Y krn-
lru rodinnem oslavily, pfekvapiy.
Sc takto mile rodice. Rodila by
la celia pobromade, az ma syna
Ladimira, ktcay dosud jest We
sluzbach Strlcc Sauna, jake da-
.stojnik pfi namofnictvu, naleza.
lie Sc V namoinickem odboru \
New Yorku. Poneyadz memoir
.priieti, zaslaI alespon b~lahopfei-
ny Telegram IA dopis.
T6hoz dine veccr pofadala Te-
.Iocvicna .Jednota Sokol Omaha
pro sye cleny V Sok5loyne sou
.kromou zabavu, jlz s1castnila Sc
.tez rodina p. Bartosova. Teto o
kolnosti pouzili nekteri clenov(
Dramatickeho Odboru V cele S pl
a. Vitamvasoyon a prlchystali o
|slavencitm mile pfekyapeni. Pan
Nitamvasoya projevlla manzeliinl
Bartosoyym .jmenem syym i Jme
mem cetngch pfatel upiimne pfa
MI, ably We zdrayi a spokojenosti
|dozili Sc ! zlate syatby. Pc te pc.
|davany byly chutne zakusky a po.
Ikracoyano Y pfijemn6 zabave. III
Icetn{m gratulacim, jichz Sc man
Izelnm Bartosoyym dostalo, pfipo
Ijujeme j my srdccne blahopfanl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17
Matky dslaji toto!
Kdyz deti kasIou, mazou Mus
terOIc ma krku a M prs0u.

Eelzc rici, jak priznaky sc mohou
yyyinout v chfipku. ncb bur a pax jak
iste radL mattel nadobku Musferole
donna DO ruce, abyste nohli Initi oka-
mzilon lleyu. Eedtla puchyfd.
Jakozto pryni pomoc a jlsta 1lcga,
MustcroIe Jest ~znamenita. Tisice matek
,o N. Mate miti nadobku stale donna
pohotove pro okamzitou pomoc.
.Je 10 p~rostfedok pro odrostl6 faro
ven. UIeyf bolaytmu hrtanu. zapalu
pr0dusnic, ztuhIdmu krku. mandlim.
cbffpce. dychayItnosti, hostel, bolenf
blayy, arazcni krve, zapalu blan, host
Ct, plchani a bolcnf ' kfizi a Y zadech
q kloubcch, %vyvrtnutinam, bolavym
syaIdm. oznobeninam, omrzlgm nobam
q na~stuzeninam teasto zamezi zapalu
plic,, zoe b ecc nGdobka. Nemocnicni
nadoba $3.50.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17
smyecove k~vartetto smuteSni

smyccoye kvartetto smutecni
'skladbu o red. Otakar Charvat
,pronesl dojcmna slova Itechy, ma
.cez nasledoyal opet pfedncs kyar.
IN zvukd tklive pisn6 Wy
ncsly Sokolky tclesne poz6statky
sve s%polusestry do pohfebniho vo-
zu a dlouhy prdvod odebral Sc '
automobilech pod fizenim pohrob-
nika p. Koiisky ma Ccsky Narod-
mi hfbitov kdc Sc naposledy roz-
loucila PAM A. Kutakoya imenem
.iadu Dobromila, {. 116, ICBJ.,
Sc zesnulou, ma niz budou dlouho
yzpominati vsiehni, kdoz j znali.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17
Pohfeb pi. B. Spiekove

We ctyrtek We 2 bod. odpolednc
konal Sc q residence manzeld An
ton Odvarkovych {. 1924 jlz. -.
ulA pollfeb milovane jcjich dccry
PAM Bozcny S~piGkove, choti kra-
jana p. Karla Spieky, dilovedou-
ciho Y zc~Ieznicnich dilnach Union
Pacific. XII smutne teto prllczi-
tosti dostaviIo Sc ohromne mnoz-
styi ~obccenstya ma dukaz, Re ne
icu zesnlIla, ale i jcji manzcl d
pribnzni obou pozivaji fseobecnt
yaznosti. Pohfebnich obfadi '
dome smutku slicastnIly Sc cetne
clcnkyne sboru Sokolck a radi'
Dobromila, Els. lie, Il. &. j. j. k
zesnula ~nalczela, dale dosta-
viii So ysichni dilovedoucl 70 ze-
.Icznicnich diIen Union Pacific a
mnoho zamfstDancii, ably WdalI
.posIedni poctu cIIoti syeho pflfcle.
Mczi pfitomnymi bylo tel mnoz
.styi pfibuznych a znamgcb rodi
ny Odyarkovy . Clarkson, Neb, a
q okoi. Pokoj. V nemz staIa ra.
KEY u pozdstatky zesnule krajan'
Ky, zaplndu byI . yelke casti kr5s.
ky6tinoy mi Diary. Smutec.
nj obfady zahajilo tercetto ipi
ia. Koriskovs, pi. J. II. Tetivoya
"a p Walter Korisko) pfedneseu
pripsdneho sboru 20 II zahrslr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17
Osobni

V pondeli rano zastayil Sc '
nasem zavod6 Ma nekolik okamzl-
XII krajan pan Frank Jungman z
Atkinson, Ncbr. Pan Jungman
pfijcl do Omahy, ably poradil Sc s
Drem. G.. Simankem 0 sve choro-
be, a zadrzzi Sc zde "a pficinou le-
ccni asi diva t,@dny. Prejeme p.
.Jungmanovi, ably Sc npln6 pozdra-
vii a mohl Sc spokojene vratitl dc
sveho domova.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

bylo 10 mozno, protozc zddne do
pisy do Ameriky nesly, u TAX nas
prosil, abychom Yam po valcc Wy.
ifdili icho posledni pozdrav. :.
Noveho jc tn dosti, ale snad by
Vas TO ami nezajimalo. Lonskeho
rQku zde byla yeIka povodei &C.
Il mestccko bylo pod vodou, kite
ri hodnc domkl odncsla. - Pr
.jmetc cd mas vsech srdccny po-
zdrav, a bnde.li Yam mono, vzpo-
mchtc 81 ma mas.
Vase Syakrova,
Frant. Svachoyae
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

Londyn, Is. brczna. Salvador
d Venezuela depositoyaly prohla-
Semi syello souhlasu 3 konvenci
Svazu n5rodn a TAX doplnily Sc
zuam tfinacti narodil, pozyanych,
ably Sc staly ptlyodtlmi cleny Sya-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Libel Suits Blast
Tranquility of L. l.
Good Cheer Colony
''Malice Toward None'' Is
the Motto of Club, but
Woman Says Man Called
Her a 'sVile Reptile"

Two $4,000 damage suits. each in
volving charges of libel, and revealing
unrest in the Franklin Colony, estab-
lished> ut Woodhaven, L. l., under the
motto, Good Cheer to All and Malice
Toward None" were filed yesterday in
the Brooklyn Supreme Court.
Louis A. Sarrow, a cap manufacturer
Of Manhattan, and founder and presi-
dent of the Utopian colony, is the de-
fcndant in one damage suit. Sarrow's
wife, Anna, is the plaintiff in the other
suit. and she seeks damages from Mrs.
Rose Neikind, who is the plaintiff in
the action against Sarrow. All the liti-
giants live in Woodhaven.
Mrs. Neikind, who is the wife of
Benjanin Neikind, bases her action on
two letters, alleged to have been writ
ten by Sarrow and in which it is as
serted, he alluded to Mrs. Neikind In
letter, written August 81, 1920. Sar-
row is alleged to have written that the
Franklin Colony had been "posoned by
vil~ r-p silrzs in the form of human be
ingp who tave crept into ou, garden OF
happiness" In the same latter be Is
said to have suggested the dlsbandment
of the colony.
In a second letter Sarrow is alleged
to have written: THE source Of the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Contagious Cases
Delay Arrival of
Adriatic 20 Hours
Sails s3DaysBeforeAquitania, 3
Docks Later; Franklin OPP
poses Immigration Bill;
CaptainHomeFromP GLAND

The White Star liner Adriatic, which
left Southampton three days ahead Of
the Cunard Lines Aquitania, did not
land her passengers yesterday until
three hours after the Cunarder's trav-
elers had disembarked. Two cases Of
illness in the steerage which required
blood examinations for diagnosis caused
the vessel to be held twenty hours
in Quarantine. The patients we've
transferred to Swinburne Island, which
is reserved for travellers suffer
ing from contagious and infectious
diseases.
P. A. S. Franklin, president of the
International Mercantile Company,
which operates the White Star Line.
returned on the Adriatic after short
trip to London.
The attempt Of Congress to enact
legislation that would suspend immi-
grafton to this port for one year did not
meet with Mr.. Franklin's approval He
said it was his personal opinion that
drastic restriction Of imm grafton at
this time would be the worst kind Of
economic folly.
ct is we'll known fact" he said,
chat there is shortage of manual
labor in this country. We need every
pair of hands we can get to overcome
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
legislative Clash
Dooms Obregon's
Reform Program
Laws Pending Seven Years
Still Hung Up and Special
Session Probably Will BE
Called to Meet the Crisis
By George E. Hyde
Specios Cable to The Tribune

SreC{dl CQblC TO IVc fiIoN"S
Copyright. 1920, New York Tribune fwc'
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 11.-Politlcal
leaders have virtually given up hope ot
getting Congress to act on President
Obregon's constructive Legislative pro-
gram at the present session. Disagree
ments and factional disputes have made
it probable that when this session ends
automatically late this month Obregon
will call special session. in which he
will seek an alignment of political
parties that will assure adoption Of his
program.
Illustrative OF the present chaos was
Thursdays session Of the lower
house, which broke up in an uproar
after series Of disorders in the cloak
rooms and ON the floor in which the
deputies pounded each other on the
head with their canes. Fists were
used freely, too, and the chairman,
struggling for two hours in an at
tempt to subdue the house, finally ad-
journed the sitting.
The impasse in the present session
LEI es the President without adequate
laws on banking, labor, petroleum.,
lands and schools. Treasures on these
subjects have been pending for seven
years. The leaders OF Congress still
hope that tie budget can be passed be-
fore adjou. -nel.t, but if this should
tai. Obregon has power sufficient TO
carry the country over temporarily
without congressional action.
The troubles in the House Of Depu
ties arose out of a discussion Of the
local elections for the federal district.
which were so notify contested that sew
cral casualties resulted d. Both the Obre
gonistas and their opponents claim vic
tory.
Several similar disputes are pending
in different parts Of the country, and
President Obregon has summoned q
number of state Governors to come to
the capital, where measures fer
strengthening out these difficulties can
be discussed. All these problems are
local and no not have the nature of q
rebellion against The Federal govern
rnert, it was exp aimed by government
officials. The independents contend that
military pressure was used in all parts
Of the country in the recent election
20 assure the election OF Obregonis las.
AS consequence a law is expected TO
be presented to prevent the military
from voting hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

this shortage. Everybody knows that
it is impossible for the farmers to get
enough labor to work their farms
properly"
He said he was in favor Of intelligent
restriction of undesirable immigration,
and that the steamship companies were
desirous of aiding the government in
keeping out of the country paupcrs and
vicious, deficient and idle aliens.
Another traveller on the~Adriatic was
Captain H. H. Rai!ey, an American who
has been serving as an officer with the
Polish army.
The question in Poland to-day, he
said. is not "Will the Reds come 2"
but when will they Gomez" The
Polish people, he said, are greatly
alarmed over the prospects of another
Red invasion, but are determined to
defend themselves to the end of their
resources and man-power. The demob-
ilization of the Polish army, which be-
gan with the armistice with the Reds,
has been stopped. The halt came be-
cause of military intelligence that the
Russians are moving their armies to
new and effective positions on the
Polish frontier.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Little Hope for Bonus Bill
Senators Will Hold Hearings,
but Finances Are Obstacle

From The 1ribMne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. - Though
the Senate Finance Committee to-day
decided on hearings on the soldiers
bonus bill, which already has passed
the House, the indications are the bill
will not be passed by the Senate this
session.
The committee will begin hearings
Wednesday-next, and viii have repre-
sentatives Of the American Legion be-
fore it. They will be heard by the en-
tire committee.
In view of the state of the Treasury
and the estimates that the measure
would mean a heavy drain on the Treas
ury, Senators said they did not bel:eve
it would be possible to get Legislation
at this session.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Betty Tevis's Body Sent
To Her Home in Kentucky

Mrs Joseph T. Talbert. Of 10 East
Fifty-fourth Street, departed last night
for Richmond, KY, accompanying the
eighteen d sa years DID, Who who on ''I Thursday
night killed herself with revolver
after a telephone conversation with a
young man. Funeral services were
held yesterday in St. Georges Church.
Rumors persisted. yesterday that the
young man who had telephoned was a
suitor who had Tilted Miss Tevis, or
that suicide was her recourse when
Mrs. Talbert ordered him to cease his
attcrt, ,ns. The identity of the young
man vas not established. He was said
to be twentyfour years old, had come
here recently from Oklahoma and had
posed as member of the Yale Club
and the possessor of much wealth.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

trouble at the Franklin Colony has been
q person without character, without
self-respect, who has maligned every
one who has had any relations with her,
domestic, social CIR business
In the same letter Sarrow, it is as
serted, wrote: LET those among us
who have in their hearts the truly
brotherly and sisterly feeling which
is gift Of God, get together again"
Mrs. Sarrow's suit against Mrs. Nei-
kind is based on the assertion that Mrs
Neikind slandered her when she is
said to have remarked to other colon
lists that "Mrs Sarrow takes long walks
with my husband" and "Mrs. Sarrow
came to my house one night and rang
the door bell. Everything was i'll dark
ness in the house She and my hus-
band went out for a walk together"
Mrs. Sarrow alleges that there was
no justification for such remarks.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Bill for Farm Relief
Is Blocked i'm Senate

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.--Protracted
debate prevented vote in the Senate
to-day on the joint resolution directing
revival Of the War Finance Corporation
as relief measure for farmers. Re-
cess was taken until noon Monday with
an informal understanding that vote
would be taken not later than o'clock
on that day.
Objection to that section Of the reso-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

luton which would direct that the Fed
eral Reserve Board provide more liberal
credits for farmers marked the debate
to-day. Senator Smoot, Republican, of
Utah, gave notice that he would move
to strike out the section, and Senator
Thomas, Democrat, Colorado, said he
would ask fora separate vote on it.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

Senator Pomerene, Democrat q.
said he would not "help wreck tho NV =
eral Reserve Board" and So. s'.
Glass. Democrat, Virginia, dae,s s'ss
that section of the resolution - a'sE
very direct and unjust criticism q, ~ :, q !.
board and not based on factsp .,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

Me5opie Stdnu USsedzie sgd.
dsajq sic I'd zddniu, Se must ISL
nice zjedRocsond, niesdleSD0
s0noESqdnd PoEskd.
- Woodrop Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
Ma}oletni a Praca.

Posiadamy tn instytucye, ktora
W zaSresie swoim jest bard0o a
bardzo POLYTECHNIC: jest to biuro
Pomocy W obiorze powoiania, kto-
re ma msodym chlopcom i dziew-
czetom dopomagaG W obiorze pro-
fesyi, zawodow, zatrudnien; sta
"a sic ono mlodz poprowadziG w
kierunkach ina tory taEie, by znaj
dowaaa o2a( W mich zadowolenie
zyciowe i byt dostatni - utrzy-
mamie dobre, ME tylko chwilowo,
W zastosowaniu do okolicznosci
wieku mAodego, ale takze i ma
p~rzyszsosc GAIA w spofeczen-
stwie, jak nasze ktore mimo
wielkiego tutejszego Pr0emyshu
posfada oibrzymi procent niewy-
k~walifikowanych wyrobnik6w,
pracujacych przygodnie - dis
w tel, jutro W innej gaiezi pre-
mysfowej - OF byte ma chleb po-
wszedni zarobic, - bfuro takie,
ipstytucys.tego rodzaju zasfrguje
ma zrozumienie poparcie / uznanie
wszystkich oswiecenszych ko}.
Ale ME o TEN nam dis nova;
pisac chcemy o tenn, IL biuro to
ogsosiAo byfo bardzo ME
dawno, re W tych czasach bieza-
w mieScie naszm jest co
$4,000 dziatwy W wieku
cd lat Ntu do 16tu, a wiec w vie
ku szkohym, - ME W szkolach,
lecz przypracy, w rozmaitych "a
Wskazuje sic przytem,
IL dziewczeta i chkopcy tax zarob-
w nsJwiekszej - ogro-
mnie Przewaaajacej licDbie wypad
zajmuja sic Praca TAXA,
kt6ra ME prowadzi bynajmniej do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
Co Inni Pisa.
SZOWINIZM.
& ,Goscia Niedzielnego.)

w oStanim numerZc naSzego
tygodnika umiesciliSmy artykul
ia temat braku rownowagi, pod
bardzo wielu wzgledami, w spo-
ieczenstwie nas1em. Dzisaj rzu-
cimy garsG uwag ma temat ma
szego szowinizmu.
Pytamy sic znowu: Co rozu-
miemy przez ssowo sszowi-
nizm"?
Szowinizm, jestto faiszywie
zrozumiany patryotyzm, polaczo
ny z przeceniauiem wszystkiego
co swojskie, a ganleniem i niedo-
cenianiem wszystkiego co Oboe.
% lie sic powaza prawdziwy
patryotyzm, o lyle strzedz sic
powinno Cd szow5uizmu.
Co mas ustrzedz moze pred
szowinizmem?
P~rawdziwa mifoSc chrzeScijan-
ska.
Czy So pomiedzy Polakami ia
ICY. ktorzy grzesza szowinizmem B.?
Ma nasze nieszczeScie, nieste-
ty! liczba tych bardzo wielka.
Many zbyt wielu patryotow bez
rownowagi. Szowinizm jest i
wsrod mas SLIME rozgaleziony.
Szowinizm moze plynac z po-
budek szczerych, aczholwiek "a
$lepionych i Z pobudd niskich.
iluzto naprzyklad pomiedzy ma
mi patryotow ola grosza! Many
pomiedzy nami uawet dzisiaj Pc
lakow, uchodzacych "a Patryo-
tow wielkich, ktorzy wynosza
pod niebiosa wszystko co swoj-
skie, a gania wszystko co Oboe
dlatego tylko, IL biznes z tego ma
ia i pieniadz z takiego patryo--
tyzmu czerpia. Tacy So faryzeu-
szami narodowymi, a o takich
wspominae ME warto. To szowi-
MIN najnizszy.
Lecz many ludzi szczerze sic
ola narodu i dobra ojczystego pc
swiecajacych, pracujacych ener--
gicznie ma niwie naszt, ktorzy
atoli poza Ojczyzna juz Swiata
ME widza, a wszystko CO obce, z
ich pogladami sic ME zgadzajace,
gania re slepego przekonania, IL
tax postepowac powinni. To $50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
Trrr. Trrr....

TIT. Prztyk! ~ Trrr....
- Halo!
- JeS, jes - Haloi
- Pmdou6tek Rdaktormia Ibrodzie.
ja....
- Najniaszy uklon! C1em muse siu-
tyc?
- Panic Rdak6orciu kochaSu !....
Mo1ebyScie ubrah takiego r~haflera"?
- ia? Id pam 2 konceptem W Gle
pie kraje!....
- Czemuz?
- ia kontent, Re sam sebie ubiore
W dzisiejszych czasach!
- TIA - dobrze - ia - racyO!. ...
Alec uwaAa RdaktorIbrodzej. CODY to
byl "a przyklad budujacy; mo1eby ma
sladowc6w jakich pocagnal, 30 to
,hallerow" przybywn ooraz wiecej, a
golet 30 wszystko ~ ma wieAsze swia-
ia uknteDtowanie - uganiae ME be-
die.
- Toe ich ubferaja toe sic mimi
zajma!
- Iicha tamil. Maio tego! ia po
wiadam Redaktorowi - he rozebraG
sic - to i'm 'dopumogfi, niby u IVY
czajnych lach6w, " mmdury wojsko-
we, ale ubrHc teraz ma noWo, przebraC
ich znowu ma cywila, niemasz hikogo.
- Widzi mi sic, Re pan pr7esadzasz,
- NoSyr! Wprawdzie tam Nadzial
Wyrodowy COS uczynil - alec to lie,
dwie ~inicyatywa tego, 60 bye powinno,
poczatek, ~posmac0ek: s~poleczehstwo
powinno zrobic reszte.
- A kmitet ob~ywatels&i?
- WlaSnie! S~}yszeismy, IL prezes
jeso juz sic zaDeki solennie, De ME
chce mice mic do zynienia z 5adna re-
krutacya - nj demobilizizacya, Re ma
ju4 dosyc! Sekretarz wt6ruje prezeso-
wiz. Obaj sic razem pew+nie obrazili,
re ich tam'podobno so&oly dzi66ia, czy
gminy i'm ma nagnioth wiaza....
- No to pewnie mic prZyjemnego.
- Ha - jUacic. Ale jak wszystko
wyklinuja, wyskweryja, wystretua -
to bedzie orrajt....
- l ia jeStem tego zdania-
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- No - ia; ale tymczasem rhahe'
~" chodza be- hadery!
- q, tak lie ME jest. Przecie ktos
ae tam mimi zajmie - po dzelnica n,
panfiach: swoich opatrza!
- A ia Rdaktorunciowi padam, &c
wszystko ma mic! Przecie zwazcie czy'
talem tn kiedysi W gazetach, re paru
obywaten, daj I'm Bo4e zdrowie -
postanowfAo ~przyczynit sic do wysZtafi'
rowania ~,,hallerow" ma cywil6w: bydy
skAadH 1 datk - ale co tam ktory
dostal, movie wam, Redaktorze - ME
chda&by ia takiej wyprawy!
- Czemu?
- A TOT tam wyra5nie ~stojaio, re je-
den ,,haller' dosta1 Cd kogosi - rko-
szule, kapelusz 1 drobiazgi".. Jak
was sznnuje!.... Mic biedakoW vie
ce1 ne kapIo!.... A tot to terra "a Il
mno ma TAXI kostyum!... Musdai d
pieknie wygiadaf " koszuli, kapeiu-
szu De swym .drobiazgami"!....
Niechby takego puScit ma bols0ewik6w,
toby6my wojne bet wygrali, DO sic .ru-
ske" podobro jak dyabla boja warya-
t6w!....
- e, 30 tel pan tax dusfownie Bic
RE. PrDeGe to ME macy, Re ten toll.
nierz - ndc ju4 wiecej ME mial. Tub
ME dostAl: powiedzieh tko, 10 tyie
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Rsqd Rdrodu prses ndr6d dlo
Rdrodu, ME sgilie q poUierschni
EsHL
- Abraham Lincoln
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Z Text ~Redakcyjnej.

jakiegoS przyszsego ustalonegO
Eawodu, ME wyrabia zadnej pro-
fesyi, jest to vice zarobkowanie
- wprost przeciwne zaloaonym
celom instytucyi, wzmiankowanej
ma wstepie: gdy biuro owo prag-
ME mlodziei zgarniac pod swe
wpsywy, pragnie ja kieowac ku
zawodom porzadnym, powaznym
- robotniczo = obywatelskim, -
OTTO mtodziez ia usuwa sic, umy-
ka cd tego wplywu, jej zas "a
robkowanie takie, o jakiem VIA
snie nova, ozrSacza tyNko przy--
mnazanie kandydatow ma proleta-
|ryackich malkontentow, nieuzyt-
kow spolecznych, re w~szystkiego
niezadowolonych, stanowiacych
najniepozadahszy, najmniej mia
rodajny element W kazdem pan
stwie i W bazdym narodzie. Mo
dziez owa czesto i ME Potrzebuje
nawet, piracy - zarobku: zarabia-
js jej ojce, rodzice zarabiaja
nieraz dobrze; ale cot - easy
teraz takie, IL kazdy leci tylko "a
tym dolarem, "a lynn pieniadzem,
chce go jak najwiecej i must go
mice wiecej rzeczywiScie, niz kie-
dykolwiek dawniej bywaio, DO
.pieniadz tn wartoSc kupna stracil
W znacznej mierze: stad wyrostki
obojga pfci skoro tylko moga,
wymykaja sic De szko4, zw&aszcza,
gdy z domu ME wyniesli wycho-
wanna lepszego, poszanowania nau
XII, nj ambcyl Wyzszych - 1 pu-
szcaja sic w gonitwe ma poszu-
kiwanie ,,dziabow' - by sic STAG
ma przys0soS6 cana chronicznymi
poszukiwaczami zarobkow pSzy-
godnych - bez stalej p~orzadnej
prof@yi.
\
Wzmiankowane biuro, wskazu-
JAG ma ten bardzo niehorzystny O.
br6t wychowania mAodziezy re
m~ieSlniczo = robotniczej wielkie-
60 miasta, DO z pewnoScia TAX sa-
mo Jest po miastach innych, pre-
strzega zawczasu, IL nalezafoby
sic zabrac do regutacyi sprawy tel
w i~nteresie ~przysztego sPoieczeh
silva amerykanskiego, ktore pra-