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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
ARRANGING PLANS FOR SETTLEMENT
 OF PALESTINE
Meetings Will Be Held In New York Sunday and
 Monday

New York, May 7-Arrangements for the gradual immigration of 4,o0e,- 00o Jews to Palestine, following the San Reno sessions of the Peace Con- ference which gave Great Britain the mandate over that country for the es- tablishment of a Jewish national home land, will be discussed at an extraordinary conference of the Zion ist Organization of America here next Sunday and Monday.
 The conference, which will he at- tended by 1,700 delegates from the United States and Canada, will be. it is said, "the most important and his boric gathering of Jews ever held in America" Under the leadership of Justice Brandeis of the United States Supreme Court and United States Judge Julian W. Mack, the organizat- ton is expected to take immediate action toward the re-estab1ishment of the Jewish people in the Near East after 2,0G0 years of exile.
 These principles, it is said, will govern the new Jewish home land: Political and civil equality, irrespec. tive of race, sex or faith of all in 1habitants; equality of opportunity which, with due regard to existing rights, shaii tend to establish the ownership and control of the land
 or all natural resources and of all public utilities in the whole people; application of the cooperative principle so far as feasible in the or gan1zadon of all agricultural, indus
 trial, commercial and financial un- dertak1ngs and the establishment of a fiscal policy which shall protect the people from the evils of land specula-
 tlon and from every other form of financial oppression''
 Although millions of Jews, particu- larly from Eastern Europe are said
 to be prepared to leave at a moments notice, the Zionists say that mo mad rush of immigrants will be permitted to flood Palestine," but that a vel! regulated, careful, scietific immigra- tio of perhaps 50,00O annually will be undertaken, in order to insure the proper economic and cultural devel- opment of the country
 In addition to formulating the poI. I icy of American Zionists at the world Zionist conference to be held in Carls- pad, Czecho-Slavakia, beginning July 4, the convention here will take uu
 this Palestine reconstruction program This will include the reclamation o5 l swamp and waste land irrigation 1 rnodernfzing of Palestine cities. sani- l tation, the building of harbor at Ha1fa and the establishment of cloth. 1 ing and shoe factories oil and soau l plants and other industrial and com 1 mercial enterprises
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
ENGLISH HERO WON ARABS TO
 SIDE OF ALLIES

Shortly before the war, when I was | on an archaeological exploring ex- petition along the Tigris River, | there appeared in Bagdad a young English archaeologist fresh from OK ford. He was in his early twenties Tn height he measured scarcely five feet-two. His hair was a reddish tinge. His round, pleasant, freckIed fac was lighted up with a pair of
 laughing blue eyes. He was so very quiet, seemingly bashfuI, that he sel- dom spoke excepting when spoken I to.
 It was strange to see this shrink
 ing English lad in distant Bagdad SC
 far from home. Conversation with the young Englishman proved him to
 be an archaeoIogist~ familiar with half a score of ancient languages. In the bazaars he was able to bargain with the Arab merchants in their own tongue, and with scarcely a trace of a foreign accent He showed an intimate familiarity with the history. the languages and the life of all the Orient, both ancient and modern. The name of this young English l man is now sung throughout the Ara bian world. He is known in the des- ert as Lawrence of Mecca, a title which no other Christian was ever II. he will be the hero of the nursery 1 tales which the Arabic mothers will | tell to their children. His deeds will l long be the themes of the Arabic national hymns off reedon. He will 1 be the hero of scores of the Arabic l tales as strange and fascinating as l the stories of Sindbad and those tales 1 will be true. It was this little Eng l lishman, this modest archaeologist | who made Arabia free, who restored 1 8. king to the throne of Mecca Young Lawrence is one of the strangest and greatest and certainly the most pie turesque character of the great world | war.
 The story of Lawrence, so long un- I told for military reasons is now fa- mi1iar. The world knows how in the early days of the war he went among the Arabs, won their confidence, per
 suaded them to lay aside the old feuds
 which have long kept the tribes al war with each other; how he per I suaded them to unite and rise against
 the oppressive Turk, how, with 2o0,-
 GOO troops mounted on came1s he de II feated the Turks at the Gulf o1 IsAkaba; how with his own hand and l Inaided he destroyed train after train
 laden with Turkish troops and am- munition on the Medina railroad; how the Turks so feared him that they
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
CHARGED WITH
 AUTOMOBILE THEFT

Accused of stealing an automobile owned by H. L. Fray, of 153 Sher- wood avenue, Harvey Ta1ma dge, of Yale street, was arrested yesterday in New York city, and will be returned to Bridgeport for trial. The Fray machine was stolen Monday morning. and was recovered yesterday by De- tective Frank L. Holbrook. in New York The car has been returned to it's owner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
KILL SEVEN FOOT EAGIE

woodlawn, Cal, May "A monster American eagle, measuring seven feet. one inch from tip to tip of wing was, killed by one of the Abele brothers near Woodland.
 It is planned to preserve the rare and magnificent specimen of the great American bird The taIonS are like the claws of a lion, and the pIumage' is apparently perfect and undisturbed in the capture.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
TO CREATE PERMANENT FUND

St. Louis. Mo. May Plans for a campaign to create permanent fund for the support of superannuated ministers were considered by the gen. era1 council of the Methodist Espis- copa1 Church South Conference Board of Finance which met here to- day The meeting of the board will be called tomorrow night. Delegates explained that the solicitation Of funds, will be hardly begun for two years as other financial considerations are to be completed first.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
 THIRTEEN

placed upon him bounty Of half a million dollars, dead or alive; how with his Arabic troops he took the city of Damascus and endsd probably for all times Turkish misrule in Arabia and Syria When finally he. entered Damascus he was given an ovation far greater than any Chris tian has ever received from Moham- medans-Edgar J. Banks, in Chris tian Herald.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
MORRIS NOT SENT TO BERLIN.

Washington, May 7-State Depart ment officials said yesterday there is no foundation for the report publish ed under a Berlin date line that Ira. Nelson Morris, American Minister to Sweden, is en route to the German capital to take over the work of. Com missioner Dresei.
 The report also stated Ministe- Morris probably will be American Ambassador to Germany after peace is formally proclaimed. MT. Morris name has been connected with the Berlin post since shortly after the armistice. It is known that his name has been under consideration along with others. Minister Morris has made an excellent record and stands well in Admin istration cir c1es. ~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
BREWSTER STREET

Mrs. W. Mayer, 687 Brewster St. says II used Doans Kidney Pills and they brought quick re- kidney trouble. I had been suffering for a long time from dull nagng pain in my back and IL sick and miserable all over. Every time house work, those pains through my back would catch Occasionally I would get dizzy my kidneys annoyed by not acting as they should. family had been greatly benefited by of Doans Kidney Pills got Doan's relieved the pain in my back and regu- late
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
CASE CONTINUED.

Mrs. Henrietta Nilsson, of SIP Main street, who was arrested last night on a technical charge of breach of the peace, was arraigned in the City Courf today, and her case was continued until tomorrow. It is alleged that the woman deserted her small child
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
JACKSON AVENUE

O6EA Eliza voigt, 1o6 Jackson Ave, gave the foa- lowing December 7. 1916: "A cold settled in my back began to suffer from kidneys. the small of back heavy. beaz- ing down feeling that seemed to felt m and my kidneys were irregu- lar in action. I used Doan's Kidney Pills before with splendid results. decided to try again. getting my supply at Rkers Drug Store. me.'
 On July 12, 1s19 Mrs. Voigt said: "T haven't used Doans Kidney Pills for several years and only glad to former staternent~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
HALIETT STREET

Mrs. E. Phillips. Hallett St., says: tI with the influenza and I was in bed for twelve weeks I terribly and when my finger nails turned black all hope of recovery, but had strong constitution could have pulled through. The trouble bad my kidneys and l had awfully bad spells of backache. I had to be lifted out of a chair. my back lame. Every time attempted 0 thing about the had to give and lie down. I had known of Doans Pills for years and the doctor also advised them took which have a sign of trouble
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
BERKSHIRE AVENUE

John Mccsovern 437 Berkshire Ave, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills certainly put my feet and I can l recommend them highly. had been suffering from dsordered kidneys and my back ached continually, | which interfered with my My kidneys not | acting freely got I lay off | for weeks. day I flat the floor. A
 friend advised Kidney Pills I l bought Gerstells Drug Store. Doan's helped
 me- right away and two boxes me-"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
MYRTLE COURT

John B. Albert, post office clerk, Myrtle Court, says: "A year ago I in bad shape with kidney trouble. constant dull pain across the small of my back and I only keep going at my work by sheer power. My kidneys were not acting reg uIar1y and knew something would have be done. As a to try Doans Kidney Pills I got some made the trouble disappear entirely have felt fine ever since gladly dorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Bacznosc ~Spiewacy!

Niniejszem podaje do wiadomoScl
Re ma mocy uchwaiy, Zapad}ej ma
posiedzeniu representative wszyst-
kich Chor6w, zwoluje sic wszyst--
kich spiewak6w / spiewaczki celem
wziecia udzialu we wsp6lnej demon
straccyi W srodmieSciu. Dlatego tez
W imieniu zarzadu zwoluje wszyst-
kie Glory kosciele, zwiazkowe i ma
rodowe ma pierwsza lekcye, kt6ra sic
cdbedzie W poniedzialek wieczorem,
dnia 1890 sierpnia, o godzinie 1880
punktualnie. W sail Parku Puiaskie-
60. PREY Blackhawk j Cleaver ul.
pod dyrekcya generalnego dyrygen-
ia Zwiazku SpieVakow p. B. Rybo-
wiaka. Glory, kt6re ME p~osiadaja
utw6r ,,Rota Koncpnickicj" MECH
beda laskawe p~rzynieSt go re SODA
ma lekeye Spiewu.
Marya Gintner.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Reforma Rolna Wcho.
d,i " zyeie.
e. ,,Robotnika Slaskiego.)

Dnia I5go lipca Sejm polski
wziai pod obrady sprawozdanle
Komisyi rolnej o wniosku P. Wi
tosa W sprawie ustawy o wywia-
szczeniu i przymusowym wyku-
pic zieni ma parcelacys oraz o
p-ojekeic rzadowym W sprawie
utworzenia zapasu ziemi ma wy
wolanic reforny tolnej.
Zabiera gios pos, Kiernik (Pia
stowiec). Rok qp3ynaf Cd uehwa.
lcnia zasad reformy rolnej, q dis
dopiero przystspujemy do uehwa
lenia ustawy 0 jej wykonaniu.
Ustawa obeena jest dowodem, re
sprawl reformy rolnej wyszfa Z
dziedziny teoretyeznyeh zagad--
MEN i wes.ia ma pole praktycz-
nego zastosowania. Ustawa nj.
niejsza zadaje kan zarzutowi, ia
koby Polska byia pahstwem teak
eyjnem. ,szlaeheckiem - albo-
wien stwarza podstawy do bu-
dowania novel Polski, ladowej.
M6wca przypomina, re roinice,
jake sic pojawiiy w budowaniu
ustawy n~iniejszej, zostaiy niemal
w caioSci W drodze p~orozumienia
wszystkich klub6w usuniete. -
(Brawo.) Przyjsto z jednej stro-
ny, re paistwo ME rnole pfacic
bajecznie wysokich cen "a ziemie
i dlatego przyjeto "a podstawe
po&owe ceny targowej, a z dru-
giej pomyslano o rzeczaeh milo
nowych przechodzi - a ktore dzi
siaj ma polu Walk swoja piersia
zaslaniaja Ojczyzne - i dlatego
uehwalono stworzyt fundusz, z
kt6regoby bezpiatnie ~nadawspo
grunta tynh zoiniersorn, ks6rzy W
chronic Ojeay2ny sztztgolniej
sie odmaczyN. (sraws
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
PYTANIA 0DPOWIEDZI.

Barbara d. - pragnie wtedziet, ia.
ki jest najlepszy srcdek ma usuniecie
znarnion.
Odpowiedi: mamie jest ~prSyrodto--
mem zabArwieniem sk6ry: nriejsce to
Jest bardso czysto poS,yte kestem O.
~w{osieniem podsk6rna warStwa Skory
W TEN niejscu jest zwykle grubssa.
Znamie mole bye najlepiej usuniete
"a pomoca Ugly elektrycznej pr7ez le-
kara donaowego.
Piotr d. 1apytuje, jaki *piyw Wy
wicraja cwiczenia fizyczne ma orsany
trawienia.
0dpowicdf: Gdy cwiczehia te 50 re-
sularne / ME 50 zbytnio nadu4y ~anc.
to wywieraja vplyw dobrocsyhny ewie
kszaja one apetyt nietylko " tym SEN
sic re pozywlenia spo4ywa sic rieksza
iloSc, leSz i lepiej n sinakuje / jest
intenSrwniej i predict absorbowane
prey zoladek i kiszki. CwiEzenia fly
CINE wpIywaja rowniez dodatnio ma
szybsza pr1emianc materYi.
Paistwo T. A. B. pisza, re ich ma
TIA jua Cd roku ME opuszcza i6zka
wskutek choroby, CO spowodowafo Cd
pa rSenia. jake Srodk stosowac " &C.
lu s~apobicaenia odpa rzeniorn I usunie-
cia starych?
Odp0~iedf: Odpar0enia 50 w~ynikieni
staieso ucisku d pewue niejsca, do
c1ego r6wniea p~rsyczyni aisle wtlgoc, "
zmarsac4kach ciaM 1 brak c1ystosci.
Uniknac odparzen mo4na prDez utrt1-
my1ranie " czystosG poscieh I proez
czexte proewracanie pdcyepta Z jedne-
g boku ma drusi otaz przez obrhrrA.
ME plec6w alEoholem, a nastepnie przcz
posypyv1nie kA pudrern ttateurn pow
der).
Usumiecie odparzeh juz naSytych
najlepiej mobe bye dokonane przez "a
stosowanie sptnszkoEaneSo eynku utle-
nioneso, kwasu borneSo 1 I. p.
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Racznosc Szmuklerze
! Hafciarze.

Zwiqzck kunszt6w cz"fcn-
kowcgo, szmuklcrsklcSo / hafciar
skicgo (Thc guild OF the needle
and bohbIn craftS) - Dedac zai1
trrcsowanym w recznym INA
ctWlc, SzmuklerS'Wle ""l''"'--
Stwie, pragnlc zJcdnoczenla WSzy
stkich recznych pracoWniNoW tNa
cklcgo k%unsztu, SpecyaInlc Srupy
taklcn pracoWnlEoW' Etorzy luz
"a zorsan1zoWan' PI'nuJe PoS'a
WIG ten przem!Sf Ma PooS'"""o''
>amopomocy l sannoozlel"oS0''
zachowule ar::!Styczny raso"!
charaktcr' ma Dye Srodo"'SN'e'h
iniormacyi t!cZac!Ch S'e IS"
kunsztu' SdzicKoIWleK t'No"y
cgzyStuJe Amer!ce'
|W'azeN ma naaZ'eye P'NIp'o'
N"'N' ~'N"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Druga Serya Polskich Reko-
lekcyi W Domu Sw. Amy
W Techny, Ill.

Rekolckcyc rozpoczynaja sic W
czwartck 0 godz. 7-1nej wleczo-
rem, a konczq SIG w nlcdzlcle ra-
no.
Wygodnc pociqgi ma Chicago
Milwaukee i St. Paul ny. rusza-
ia Z dworca Union Station o G.
12:4O, 1:52, $40, $40 pc po}u-
dniu - re STACEY Grayland, Pity
milwaukee, ave-, kazdcgo razu O.
kolo 20 minut p6zniej' Rekolek-
tantki Z Milwaukee wczma po-
Gag wyruszajacy Z L. Sta. o sou
po obiedzic, a stana w Icchny O
5:lS po poludniu.
Panicnki, panny i mezatkl pras
race wziaSt udzia} W rckolck-,
cyach MECH pisa do: Fanny Ag-
nieszki Schaefer, 3430 Schubert
ave-, Chicago, Ill. Telefon: AL
bany 21S6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
LISTY POLSKiE Ma PGCLCiE.

500 Antoszewski Stanislaw. sos
Andrzcjewski. $40 Banas Frank.
SIS Biernacki Adam. 524 Bohdzie-
wicz Helena 5. 527 BrzegOwy Ka-
zimierz 2. $50 BRA Jan. $50 Cze'
chcwicz Mrs. S. 537 CzeIadzinski
J6zef. 53S CzyszczOn J6zef. 542. Du-
NAL w. Dab DuSzynski J6zef. j4S III
lipkowski J6zef. 552 Gajewski J6-
Zef. $50 Golenia WOjciech.. SOS He
rzog f. 572 Hrych Anna. STA Jakita
ArtOni. SIS Jakobecki Jak6b. SIG
JakuBski Frank. ST. JsnkOwski WI.
SIS JawOrski Michal. J79 Jez Jozef.
5SS Kaszyhski S. 592 Klacza Win.
593 Klechowski Andrzcj. 594 Kiln.
ga Karol l., 597 Kcwalik Jan. 600
KOwalski Kazimierz. col kozterSka
Paulina. sos Konccwicz Jan. 609 Lip
ski Jan. G1O Lapasihski Wine. GA
Malice Woiciech. CIT Markiewlcz
Jan. 62G Mularski Pr. G2G MutZ II.
go Noga Jan. 6%1 Nowak Jozet.
63@ Nowakowski Mi"hal. G3i Oso"-
ski J6zcf. 63S Panck TCmasz. $40
Pictrowehi J6zef. GH3 Pisarck MI
chal. 651 Rama BrunJ. 65J ROhacki
Adam. G76 S;blik Fran. 677 Siemic-
nice Piotr. CTS Sienkowski Franc.
GS5 Skonicczny J6zcf. CSC Sokol He
lena. 6SS Sosienski Wiadysiaw. G92
Stn!arski Wojciech. 500 Swiatczak
Stanislaw. 700 Switala X. 1902 SEE
pankowski Konstanty. 703 Szczcchu
ra J6zcf. 7O4 Sztelle Gustav. 100
Szukala Wladyslaw. 100 Traska J0-
zcr. 713 T'cczyslawska LcOna. III
Tulenski JGzef. rs WalkowSki Jo-
zcf. 72S Wieckowski SianisIaw. 7"9
Wierzhicki Stefan. 80 Wincewicz A.
.. 731 W%inekowiec AntOni. 1872 Wo)
nowska Katarzyna. 1913 "ronczaS
Wiktorya. 735 Zachwie.a Antcni.
736 Za:ac Jozef. 1877 ~Zdzicnnicki Sta
nislaw.
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Zwracam sic z apelem do tych

Zwracam sic z apelem do tych
wszystkich, kt6rzy maja dzisiaj
te ziemie ujat W swoje rece. 49,
Mech ia ustawa bedzie ola mich
haslem do Swietej walk W obro--
mic tel ziemi. Panstwo oddajc zie
niie, oddaje to, co ma najlepszcgo
W rece szerokich rzcsz wsoSciah,
sk;ch, a ia Mich s~poczywat mus
ohowiszek, azeby' tel ziemi ME
oddali W dSonie wraze. azeby jej
sws PERSIA. jake karmicielki swej
- bronili i obronili. (Brawa.)
,Przystapiono do rozprawy
szczegoiowej.
Posei Poniatowski (klub IVY
zwolenia"): Ola usuniecia ME
jasnosei w sprawie lasow propo'
nuje, ably ma kohcu art. I dodat
,,lasy, wehodzace w skiad majat-
k6w, przekazanych przez rad
gidwnemu urzedowi ziemskiemu
lub wykupionych przez glowny
urzad ziemski Z rak prywatnych'
przekazane beds zarzadowi d6br
panstwowych."
Sprawozdawca kicrnik: Sprze
ciwiam sic tel poprawce, kt6ra
niejako nawiasowo chce zalatwii
sprawe upahstwowienia lasow.
w glosowaniu %poprawke Cd
rzucono.
Przyjeto rezolucye; Wzywa sic
Rad, ably natychmiast pred O.
gioszeniem we wszystkich gni-
mach Rzec1ypospolitej Polskicj
podal do wiadomosci publicznej
re wszyscy, ktorzy nieprawnie
uchylaja sic Cd obowiazku sluz-
by wojskowej PREY poborze -
traca prawo korzystania z ustawy
o reformie ~rolnej. (Brawa). Prey
.jeto jeszeze rezolucye Jana Deb
skiego 0 stosowaniu PREY wyku-
pnic dobrowolnem tych samych
metod wvplaty, co PREY przymu-
sowych. Nastepnie jednomyslnic
przyjeto ustaws take i w trzc-
cicm czytaniu. (Huczne brawa.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DAa WAa2y .D1ENNIKA CH1CAGo0KnGo", E1w~AOAy
&yEnalnao p.m Redakeys py EAskAwTn w4taaGztaie sleyatnyeh
refcrcnt6w:
DR. SnCHAL C. COY - speryalnott: .hSroSy wSw~4trne, n1rwO-
we. ditetyka;
DIR. JozEF J. LAX - sp~yalnok. peauAntt~b, ehorsS7 aica !
WOWne+rxne;
- DIR. HELENA J. GoREcKA 49, speryatnott ehorSy kOtia. 6doa Z
poAnkadctwo;
DR. JAN ]. 1ISS dentyNJka.
Ddas 1awiera atykuly teto oG0LHoroUczAL4eEJ y tzSdL
He odrOwia; podaje sic ti odpowtdM ma pStsntA, Aads1tAnS Rt1en M
&yeh Czytclnik6w, l@z tyfko tAkiA h6se 0G0LNns mega E3 tMktb~1'
-; zAPYrAN 90 DO OsOBIsTYCH, NDYwTDUAATCH WTfAD-
Kow. oRAz P1TAN ANoNDIow YcH ME opFo%1ADAMY " I'm
DzIALE. JAK R0wNIEz ME PoUAJE SIZE RECEIPT, AM ME WKRA.
CA SIZE W zAR1ADZEN1A LEKARzY.
zapytania nalety ADREsowAC no RRDAKCYI. DoLAczAJ4c
NNACZEK oCENToWY; zwraeaf u mona do kt6reCokOi~kh : ~sm+e'
Aionych lekazy.
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OWOCE.
(Napisal DR.. j. j. Zak).

Owoce p~oSiadaja " sobie wszyStkie
sole cenne i POLYTECHNIC ola zdrowia
powinny bye jedzone VIC 1iaSciwym
cSasie. Owoce skladaja sic przewaznie
d woody, ich Siia ~po&ywna polega 20
wiskszej czeaci W weglorodanach, kto-
re " sobic mieszcza, A kt6te skladaja
sic z r6znych form cukru, Skrooii i gu
my, a " dodatku 50 bogate W kwasy,
kt6re gdy zostana absorbowane pre-
ksxtalcaja sic we krai W sole alkali-
czne (carbonates).
Me jest niczem nAdzwHczajnem ola
ludzi W tym kraju jadat owoce kazdc-
90 czaSu dnia i wieczora i sluzy to
wszystkim d0orze.
Kwasy W owocach w~ystepuja po-
staci kwasu cytrynoweso (pomarancze,
cytryuy. grape fruit, kwaSu potato
wego (winogrona), kwasu ,,malic acid
~ jabtkach. gruszkach, jarzynach i W
rubarbie). Tkanka owocowa i ten kwas
" owocach sprawiaja, re dzialuja one
rozwatniajaco ma kisEki. CzeSci skio-
dove jablks s~prawiaja. re ono moze
zastapic inne owoce, poniewaz zawiera
okolo So procent woody, 10 procent We
glowodan6w / okolo 4 procent protei-
ny.
Surowe owoce czesto ME So pozada-
nc W dyecie, dlateeo, Ae NIGGA ME bye
latwo strawione przez slsby zoiadek,
czesto teA bywaja niedojrzale lub tru-
jace. z powodu dbecnoSci W mich bak-
teryi. oraz nadpsucia sic.
Ludzie stabego trawienia i dzieci po-
wiuni spoAywaG tylk osotowane oToce,
z wyjatkiem poma a nczy i wiSni. Ba-
many 0awieraja znaczny procent suro-
wei maczki / czesto powoduja konsty-
pacye. a nawet konwulsyc. Piec1one
banany So trawione z latwoscia. Kar-
mienie dzieci bananem jest dObra pO-
trawa, jezeli jest ~pokrajany " cienkie
piatki, mieszapy z mlekiem i z cukren
lecz nigdy ME dawaG ddecku ca}ego ba
mana do jedzenia. sdyz zazwyczaj ugry-
zie "a duly kawaleG, a to moze powo-
dowat wiele kIopotu, gdy dziecie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Wspomnienie po S. p. Ale
ksandrze Uczciwku.

Wczorsj przybyi do PIP. Ccz
ciwkow, zam. pnr. I244 Noble
ul., powracajacy z Polski p. Ber-
nard Kos. pochodzacay re Ste
vcns Point, Wis i opowiedzlas
kilka szczeg6l6w o smicrci ich
s,na s. p. Alcksandra.
Ot6z pred o~dejSciem poclagu
2 Minska do Baranowicz, mad kto
rym niaf poruczona piccze S. P.
Al. Uczeiwek, - p~rzystapif do
niego mezczyzna, ubrany W MUM
dur porucznika Armii Polskiej i
prosii Al. Uczciwka o pozwole-
mic wejscia do pociagu, poniewaz
czuje sic zmeczony i chcialby dc
STAG sic do Baranow;cz. s. p.
Uczciwck prosbie jego uczynil
zadoSc. Pc godzinie wypoczynku
wstat ow porucznik wyJqwszy
,Mauser' strzelil do s. p. A. Ccz'
ciwka - kula trafila w prawy
policzk p~owodujac smierc W 4
minutach. Drugi strzaf skierowa'
z5oica do niejakiego Pawlikow,
skiego i kula ugodzila go W okc
i w nos, raniac 60 ciezko, trzcc:
raz usilowat strzelic W strong
L.udwika Remahczaka Fam. pnr
1905 ". II pl, W Chicago, ma ktt
rego rekach konas Uczciwek, lec2
,Mauzer' odm6wii pos}uszcn
silva. Widzac nadbiegaiacych 70:
merry .zioczyhca chciaf ratowat
sic ueieczks przez okno wagonu
Iecz byio juz zapolno, wiec stree
liz sebie W usta, ktadsc sic tru
penn ma miejscu.
: Znalezioro przy MIN papiery.
kt6re w'skazywaty, ze byl tc
szpisg bolszewicki,
Pan B. Kos przywiozi re SODA
walizke S. p. A. Uczciwka, W kto'
rel znajduje sig wiele cennych ola
rodziny pamiatek po smarlym
R6wniei przywiozi zdjecie toto
grafiezne z ~pogrzebu, jaki sic Cd
byi W Baranowiczaeh, W kt6rym
lic1ny braiy udzial wojsko, oraz
pracownicy Y. NJ c. A.. i Ger
wonego Krzyia.
w listach Cd urzednikow Y
NJ. C. A. w Warszawie, jake o,
trzyma1 p. H. Uezciwek, koledzy
zmarlego nie maja wprost slow
uznania "a lego prace i zaslugi ia
kic polozyi w praeaeh tel orga'
nizacyi.
S. P. Al. Uczciwek pochowany
lest ma cmentarzu W Baranowi'
each.