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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
Z Text ~Redakcyjnej.

dale sic kupowat, nj ma pasku
wodzit, lecz glosujc, lecz wyko-
nujc sw6j ~obowiazek obTwatcl-
Xxi tax. jak nakazuje sumicnic /
rajlepsze zrozumicnie w~sp6lncgo
Dobra.
Tedv - wybierat najlepszych
ludzi. ZastanawiaG sic mad ich
rckordem, mad ich przynalezno-
Sciq partyjna, mad ich programem
/ ieSli warci poparcia. poprzec,
ale jeE szkodliwi, a tylko MEGA,
osobistemi korzySciami - zwal-
czac - ME dac i'm g}osu "a zad-
liza cene! PamietaG przytem o ro-
dakach: many sporo kandydatow
polskich w Rampant b~ieiacej,
niekt6rzy ubiegaja sic O bardzo
wvSokic. ola mas wSzyStkich do
nioslc stanowiska, siegajace az
do n~ajwyiszcj reprezentacyi u
dzialu w rzadzie kraju ca}ego:
poprzec swoich - rodacy i roda-
czki! Potrzcbni So nam nasi
przcdstawiciele w rzqdzic kraiu
togo. Stan0w i miaSt - potrzcb,
III nam tutaj / ~potrzcbni Sprawic
IuISkici, iako jcj rzcCznicy / O.
broicv: zatem - Gdzic MONA,
rdzic tvlko sposobno5t - po--
przee swoich, dac i'm CLOS!
20 raz picrwSzv wezwanie do
Urn wvborczych - be- zaStrzc-
zen i ograniczcn - stosujc sic !
do kobict. ktorC SwieZo - 60 do
pjcro ~uzyska|y r6wnc i pc}nc
uprawnienic obvwatclskic. Me-
c''ajlc zen korzystaja wSzy>tkic
Polki. kt6rc maja prawo ku tc-
mu. Mech IA poZqdana / wanna
nowoSc, kt0ra zapowiada W Ca
lynn kraju niczwyklc oIywiCnic
kampanii / wzmuZcnic liczhy &"
sujqcych, poprowadzi wszy,tkic
naszc rodaczki do gIosowania.
OdoIyG ma chwiIc porzadki i
statki domowc, zamkn9c micaz-
kama, a pojSc gHosowac! Polk
na>zc nicciaj ma t6wni T. ojcami
mcIami. bracmi $500 powaInic trak
tuia powinnosc bbywatclskq !
wypc'nia ia godnic iak ma
nicwiaste naSza przySta|o.
Glosowac - giosowac wszy-
scy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
w sDrawie Rez0lucyl
GorncS LaskICh.

LAX przypuszczaijsmy, tax sig
dzicje: Podpi,y kapEanow pol
skich, pochodzqcych L GJrneso
Sl4ska pod rczoIucyc ducho-
wicnstwa. ogIoszone W plSmach
polskich t~utcjszych ostatnlmI
easy - napfywaja dalszym
ciagu.
ldzic tn o akcye plcbiscytows,
O wsparcie naSzych - ~polsklcll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
DO czlonk6w 1 czlonkin Klubu So
kolego 1 Sympatyk6w tego1.

Uprasza sic wszystkich c1onko"
/ czlonkinie Kldbu Sokolego | sym
patyk6v, iezeli maja jakiekolwtck
ksiazki, a zechcieliby ~ofiarowat tp do
biblioteki, jaka Klub Sokoli zamie-
RIA zalozyc, ably przyslali je ma recs
druha Zyg. de Latour, pnr. 1870 ~
Wood ul.. Tub ma adres biura Okr9-
gu pnr. 1868 Milwaukee ave.
Ksiazki do biblioteki Klubu SoSo-
lego NIGGA bye r6zno-jezyc7ne' "a
wfcrac NIGGA: powieSci. romanse' no
CIV naukowe. h~istoryczne, podrecz-
niki. poezye. deklamacyc, podroze'
sztuki tcatralnc, samouczki, roczn'-
XII. map wszystkich KRAKOW. | ws7ci-
kie inno odpowiednie dziela.
R6wniez uprasza sic. tezeli s'o-
kolwick posiada Spiewniki ! nuty a
zcchce je ofiarowaG, beda z cheria
przyjmowane, gdyt W kr6tkim cza-
sic zorganizowany zostanie Chor
Kuhn Sokolego. Pc wszeikie infor-
macye molina sic zslaszat do wy~e]
wvmienionego Tub p~ismiennie.
komisya Biblioteki Klubu Sokole=o'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
Z Konsulatu General.
hego Rzeczypospolitej
Polskiej.
1909 N. Ashland Avenue,
Chicago, III.

Snrav-ozdanie z sum ziozonych ma
PoIski CzerwOny KrZyz. "a GAS Cd l
wrzesata do IL wrzesnia, 1920 roku:
Cd r. Adam Skarbek, Omaha,
No. NV. SO S1o'''
Oh Obywateli Polskch " d.
uuw. No. NV. 81 Iooo
Cd p. Maciei Zablockf, Chicago,
No. XIV. $40 ON
r. Jan Was. No. XIV. 3T3 ooo
Narya KulinSka Chicago -
No. XIV. 3I4 oV'
rolSki KIub Towa rzyski, Chi
cago. No. XIV. 80 4|U
.Antoni Pajqk. Chicago,
No. NV. $40 o'oo
4. T. Mazur Tod Gminy No.
81 mp. Chicago. No. XIV. 81 1oV
W. BiclinSki. No. NV. 81 2!oo
I:utwik Prochowski, POcatcllo
No. XIV. 31S 'oo
AntOni Radkowski, Chicago,
No. XIV. 80 iu'o'
Polski KIub Towarzyski Chicago
No. XIV. $50 ol"'
WladySlaw J~agiclski, Chicago
No. XIV. Isl
Edward Droadowski, Chicago
No. XIV. ISL
uh. Nosa. Chicago, No. Nv. isl
Hcbrauo ma uczcic wrSclncj p.
u. ,Janiny / Waclawa Kicrsz,
Y, XIV. ISL 100
cd S]ludcnt6w SzkUIy Palatinc'
y, Ew -, 400
Jan TyrTak. No. XIV. "Sj 2oV
KOmitct Ccntralny =. i. r.
No. Nv. 3Si H."
,L6zrf KMasza, Chicago, No.
XIV. %SG hV"
Iycmunt Stuczyhski (nd Gminy
50 H.. y. r. Bridgeport
No. Nv. %S1 0VoW
Oh MechanikG~ Pnlskich w De-
troit, No. XIV. %SS TOO
Jan Chrzan T. Jcrom, Arizona,
No. XIV. $50 ~"
JGzcf Szafranicc, Chicago, No,
XIV. 800 INV
| PoIski Klub Towarzyski, Chica-
90, No. XIV. sol Goo
=. I.uczka (SkolcktOwane W pa
rnfii sw. Wawrzyhca, WILSON,
sin Rapids, No. XIV. 800 213.Jo
Zd,rano W domu PIP. MarSzalkGw
Chicago:
Jan MurSzalck, No. XIV. 394 200
BruniSlawa Marszalck No. XIV. 304 100
/ Bron. ChaczyiSki, No. XIV. 394 LOO
Jan Naglik, No. XIV. %9f ".Oo
| Stan. BcdnarowicZ No. XIV. 394 lWo
\. Mega No. XIV. 39i l.oo
Jan Jachimek. No. XIV. 3N l,W
| MdIa ZoSia MarrzalCk No. XIV. 30i 100
Kumitrt Obruuy NarOdowej
| Skludka imienna ma obchOdzie 6
Sicrpnia. 1920 r0ku, W sail
WalSha. No. XIV. 3oJ %I2.'Io
+. Nowakow$ki, Chicago No.
XIV. 800 6oo
I, Mate,.ki. Chicago. No. XIV. So 5.N
W. Usetck. Chicago, No. XIV. 80 o.oo
II. ~SzcZrpaiiSka C~prZcgrany IA
klad na Bazarzc Kurycra Ma
rUluwpgoI. No. XIV. 800 ~
Czlonkowie D~ziclnicowego kom-
tetu Obrony N~arOdOwej, Phila-
dclphia. No. XIV. 3n5 "o.So
Jan kr6lcwczyk Chicago. NO.
XIV. 36 -'oo
Stanislaw Trojan, Milwaukee,
No. XIV. :i9S lVoo
Polska RobOtnicza Hasa Cho-
rych Cd. 80, Chicago, No. XIV.
800 a."
Zofia GrOchOwSka. No. XIV. 400 l.Vo
S1.7136O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

Ktory tract W ~niesgczeSciu i godnOse
miare,
Ten ME wart, by mu Szzescie znow
podalo care.
Stekal pewien, brzemieniem maf1ch.
skiem z~gnebi0ny,
lie 70 srodze kosztuje - utrzymanie
L. iony.
Nc to! ,Jeszrze 90 kIopOt. ME poZ1laies
panic:
Cheese poznaG, spr6buj ME dst jej ma
utrzymnie"...
- Podobno Anglicy studyuja obecnie
- Erinautyke?....
- Co takiego?
Eriautyke.
Alez ME m6wi sic ,,erinautyka" ty1-
ko aeronautyka
30 TO prawda! kiedy to Erin
.Aeronautyke Angiii applique
i z aeropIan6w ,Bulla' bombarduje.
hak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
LEON RYGIER
CkOWNE ZASADY
PISOWNI POLSKIEJ
wed}ug uchwal Walnego administracyjnego
Zsromadzenia czlonkow Akademji Umie-
~jetnosci W Krakowie dnia 8 lutego 1918 +.
Dozvvolone do uiytku szkolnego przez Ministerum
Wyznan ReligInyeh OSwieeenia Pubficznego.
(Ciag dalszy.)
S "a. Koncowki bezOkOlicznik0w.

(Ciag dalSzy)
S "a. Koncowki bezokolicznikow.
Bezokoliczniki biec, moe, ~przysiac, stree,
strzyc, zaprzac t. p. pisza sic zawsze przez C.
Bezokoliczniki gryzc, wiezc ~(wiOze), lezc ina
lezc pisza sic przez Z. Ale wiesc ~(wiode).
Is Bezokoliczniki na-EC lie CYc).
Gdy w czasie przesz}ym mowimy siyszai, WI
dzia}, to w bez6koliczniku piszemy widziec, s}yszec;
gdy W czasie przesz}ym m6wimy chodzA, siuzy;,
to W bezokoliczniku piszemy chodzic, siuzyc
(-af-eG;-if (-yf &c (-ye).
5 So. Imieslow zaprzesziy czynny.
w imiesiowie tym piszemy / przed-szy; ma
przyk}ad zjadiszy, ~starlszy, znalaziszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Test orSaaizarya 'aczaca mlod7tes pol
aka Ohnf1 plci ~ ~Nracach naukowych.
p~a-rvOtycZHycr i bTatUiej pOnocy die
podntcs.Caia dUcha mOralnoSCi l dooro-
bytu " SpOlNCzenstwie, a s~zczsGolnis
miedzy mlodzicz4 polska. Ma pOsmier-
the OF lat II do -. Ma CE|onkow Sto-
H~arzySzonyCh. be- OSraniCzcnia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

becnych walk naszych o zacho-
wanic wolnoSci i niepodleglosci
Ojczyzny-karta spraw bardzo
polskicmu. szczerze wiernemu ma
rodowi droga-byl w PiSmic ma
szem podany W Originate polslim
- dnia logo sierpnia. Original
drugi, w jezyku lacinskim zostaI
wyslany poza PoIskc do hierar--
Chi wyzszej calego KoscioSa Ma
tclickicgo i wywari w swIecie
wrazcnic eieGokic i slime. Spci--
Mono proSbc z~bioroweso togo a
pclu Polskiego Episkopatu. vice
w calym Swiecic rzeczywiscie mo-
dill sic kato,icy "a Polske naszs
- wlaSnic w6wczas. gdy List ow
ogloszono. n%ajgroznicj ~nacisnlsta
najazdcm rosyjsko : bolszeW1,
ckim. Przypominamy, &c list wy
dany zostai wtedy. gdy oIcnsywa
bolszcwicka byia w pclni pedu
swego. kiedysmy sic o sam2 stoi'-
G, Polski trwozvli i Z nicpokojcm
kazdcgo dnia czekali, co bedzic.
L polskicmi pismami Z Ojczy-
znv List ow dotarl WlaSnic I'd
chwilc ola mas tn bardzo podnio-
SIC - zd2zyl ma san Gas, kicdy-
smy urzadzali pamietne nasze lc-
dnomySlnc - j~ednozgodnc dc
monstracyc: jcdncj nicdlicli
by poruszyt Gala opinic amery.
kan>kq. sympatya ola Po,ski jq
przeiqj i ten spotcgowaC pomoc
moraIna. a przynaglit matcryal--
:.., Dist, w,oI, Lns,o.:
l. .Ameryki. - a W dru92, kIedy
to jul po odwalcniu T. pod sam"l
W.r r;o,r,,;,c;rI.k;c; ~.
,,.h.; p,,I.u, r,d,;nic die
,.om~l, r,,,,, y, ,~co,enic = otr.
;.,, n~n,,s1,,,
.Jnu,;a,.mr s,,c ,rvrmiy
!; nadz;y. ,-ecz ? swvch rranic
Observation-Disclosures
N.tod,. -. - din; r. nicdzic,,c
~,.n;.t,c r.o v.szvstk;ch ko:cjo-
Ij,.h I,,oj;cl;.b ;v;ata uv;Iano
| j., por..o rc v;cIu zsocwnc czy-
tano wzniosIy apci Polshich Bisku
pow ! mod,ono sic 0 ratunek dll
Gziclncco narodu. o rodtrzynanic
,epo Przednurza Ch~rzeScijan-
silva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
Cd WydzinIu Okregu II wv. sok. FOL.

Zawiadamia sic, re posiedzenie
Wydzialu Okregu II. Nv. Sok. Pol.
odbedzie sic W srode, dnia Is wrze-
knia b, r. W biurze Okregu pnr. 1868
Milwaukee ave., o godz. s wieczo-
rem punktualnie; obecnot czion-
k6w i czlonkih Wydziaiu jest poza-
dana.
Fr. Skibich, prez.
Zyg. de Latour, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

III w GOIN1Tl AO0Os
zabieg6w i starai O pozyskanie
plebiscycie g6rno-slaskim, juz
jlz zblilajqcym sic, dzielnlcy
ola Polski - ma stale i vie
czyste!
BY robote tc poprzcc "a inicya-
tywa ~ w. Rozmusa. Delegate
wladz polskich, dziaiajaccgo W
tel sprawic wSr0d Polonii anne
r~ykshskicj, uloiono i ogloszono
pieknc / silnc rczoIucyc, pocho--
dzacc cd kaplan0w . ~rodakow, Z
Gorncgo SIqska przybylych i tn
W Ameryce wSr0d polskiego ludu
dziaiajqcych: W rczolucyach 0
wych kap'ani ci wzywaja Como
Slazak0w, by twardo stall PREY
Polscc, by ~glosowali jedynie Ia
Mig, z~apewniaja, zc Gala Polska
PARRY ma to, jak G6rno-Slqzacy
CLOS oddadza, "a kim SIG opowic,
dza...
Kilkudzicsieciu kaplan6w pod
pisalo juz rezo!ucyc owe; qg'a-
Szajac ten document, Wyrazill--
>my pr2ekonanic, re to mic wSzy-
Soy. zc jest tn wSrdd mas wieccj
ksiely Z GGrnego Slqska, p7zeto
/ tych podpisy pozyskat potrzeba,
DO znani "a oni W swoich $tro-
mach i nazwiska ich wp}yw mogQ
mice znaczny. gdy dotra tam do
iudu w owychlc micjscowosciach
ma Sla<ku Gornym.
W nickt6rych pismach. wro-
gich wszys,kiemu. co sic czyni l.
n~aszei a:ronv. rojawily sic jrl
g!o>y zjadliwe, ur4gIiwc. il kappa
nj Sorno-SIascy pochowali sic. IL
boja sic podpisac rczolucyc IA Poi
IA. DO ma wypadcN gdyby H!asN
p-zv Niemcach znstal. oni, lrb ich
krcwniacv. ma Slasku zamlcszka-
4; potraciIiby wplywy / naraziIl-
Ivy sic Szwabom; wIclu tci
C. swc rosiadio5ci sic boi. gdyby
Slqsk pod Nicmca przcszch W
plcbiscycic 800 tax pisano...
Mic wicrzymy takim insrnua-
cyom! Jcstcsmy Pcwni, ic TAX jaH
znaczna ~wiekszooc ksjeAy gorno-
ilaskich juI podpisala owe rczo-
Iucvc. smialo, otwarcic 4 SLIME
wyrazajac swc patryotycznc pre-
konania / uczucia, takIc Samo /
nieliczni jrz ci, ktorych nam jtsz-
&C brak podpisow podplsza
document ten wazny i potrzcbny
" n~aszcj robocic plebiscytowcj -
podpisza niczawodnic. Mogio COS
przeszkodzic. COS ich wstrzymac
rarazic, lccz ob0znicnic mic tn
mic stanowi - podpisy nadcjdq
poznicj - i juz nadchodza.
DO Rcdakcyi ~naszej juz ich pare
Godatkowych nadeszIo. Otto dis
znowu jedcn dodatkowy ogIasza-
NY - podlug iistu. otrzymanego
Cd Y. Stciana krCla Z New Ha--
ven. Conn. PiSzc on nam. Il Jest
ma wyjezdncm Z .\mcryki. wSte-
pujac jako kapelan do Armil Pol
skiej. a zarazcm zamysIajac udac
sic ma SLASH Gorny, by tam bcz-
]po$rcdnio pracowat w pleblscy--
towych zabiegach naszych PREY
padkowo d~owicdziai sic piszacy 0
renoIucyi gGrno-slaskicj, gdyz
sam zadncj ME dostal i poSpiesza
&c SVEN zg}o5zeniem, upelnomoc-
niajac mas do po|ozenia sweSo
podpisu pod omawiany doku-
mcnt.
Speiniajac to p%olecenie dodaje-
my do poprzednich podpis naste,
rujacy:'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

Cd. MI Kasy Chorych Robotnik6w
pOl<kich - Bond III sumo so. - pre-
SIany W nature do CT. law. TOwi Pol
Skirgo. CzcrwOnCgO KrzyHa W Warsza
vic. Zpbrana suma $1TI3.G0 - Nix.
3GS424. wyslanO do ca. Zarz. Tow.
Polskiego CzcrwOneso Krzyha W War
Szawie dnia 11-go wrzcSnia 1920 rcku
No. PRICK. O0O922. co stanowi razem z
przeslanemi do dnia 31-so sicrpnia 1920
roku S9.S2S.17. - Nix. 1.90O.O3l45. -
~S11,541.71. Nix. 2,26S.4SS.f -.
Wyra4nie Marek polskich diva mi
liony dwiescie szeScdzicsiat osicm ty-
siecy cztcrysta osiemdziesiat osicm, -
fen. 40.
Konsul Generality
Zygmunt Nowicki.
Kurs marek polskich wynosi dis 21j
Cdwiescie pietnascie) marek polskich
"a 1 (jednego) dolara 4.G5 (cztery d"
larry szescdziesiat pie6 centdw "a 1905
(tysiac) marek ~polskich. :
Kierownik Wydziam Przelazowego
AL. Iiycki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
Kmsul Generality
Zygmunt Nowicki.

Y OKREGU DRUGIEGo ZWLaZKU
SOKOI6W POLSKICH W AME-
RYCE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14
GEESE iii.

s 81. Pisanie iaczne lub roziac1ne.
1. Wyrazenia, ziozone z ~przyimka i inienla'
nalezy pisaG razem, je5eli maja znaczenie samo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

MeSotUte StQnn pszedsfe syd-
Rsdjq sic u Sddniu, &c nuSi iSt-
nice sJedROczon0. nieEoleEDd !
sdm0EzQdnG POLSkd.
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

Polska jest nieSmiertelna! Kupuj
Bondy PPP! - Me lekaj sic!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-14

zabieg6w i starai 0 po~zyskanie
W plebiscycie gdrno-slqskim, ju@
Jlz zblizajqcym sic, dzielnicy
owcj ola Polski - nj stale i vie
czyste!.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
WOMEN AND WOMEN
Where will the emancipation of women end?

Where will the emancipation of women end?
 The ratification of womans suffrage by Washington leg sare leaves only be brought line when the impossible will accomplished only years ago suffrage dreamers the cheese the end of the rainbow idea laughed to
 hundred years ago the ornament of the home cherished and rered delicate personality be petted and protected from all of the seamy side of life.
 Today she is life itse potent factor in every phase of and politically
 She banker, lawyer doctor, merchant farmer, artisan worker, preacher and politician. If there any other ersw masculine fields for her invade be she will soon be in them-and making good.
 She longer rembcs the dreaded dspeasue of but few uccinct words permits him understand that she is al ways willing listen advice but that her will is her and will be exercised she of meek and gentle obedience has vanished
 In many find the wife the full partner of the husband business affairs and such partnerships invariably full As established fact have invaded nearly every field of labor heretofore held sacred and universal has crowned her efforts.
 The feminine mind has broadcned developed until has
 noted physician has predicted that day coming when will become the dominant factor in American c and that will ccede of secondary consideration
 This may may not be But of thing has attained pinnacle in public life which mand respect and consideration and the wo ignores her poteniaity will inevitably to grief
 The power of womanhood is great
 But what will it be a hundred years hence?
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
DO MEN WANT WIVES WHO CAN MAKE DOLLARS AS
 WELL AS DOUGHNUTS

The statement made recently of educational that linen nowadays wives who dol lars well doughnuts That have given terrible shock any Darbys loans who might have been present. course the did get by without protest from man that If continue go into employment will have get somebody make homes"
 The federal board for vocational education of Uncle Sam agencies concerned wh the boy and girl problem is of the opinion, however, that the modern woman perfect should be able do both Realizing important part the plays the and order the high standard efficiency in 1919 fedeay aided 598 schools teaching home 475 schools teaching trades and industries
 estimated that in 1919 there 100000 women girl wage and industrial survey closed that four of every five girls had dependents forced into the field of industry by necessity.
 The 1910 United States report shows per of the entire female population of the United ar and of every four wage married
 In its third annual report the federal board for vocational education that there persons engaged home making than any other single occupations that there 25OOOOOO of twenty years of age in the United States in 9O of whom 80 married and that it but fair say that large proportion of the girls under twenty years of age will eventually marry
 From the above it would that need the trance of industry for by tradition and instinct home making womans exclusive job and her influence will always be found for the bctermen society," protection human life and for the happiness and welfare of mankind.
 The fundamental ton that the individual is pursue effectively specialized work whether for industry home making Voca- tOnal education makes possible for the know and joy her work, and find that class of work that calls only for her interest but also develops her latent ability and thus find
 solution much anxiety and dissatisfaction both in industry and in the home.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
ANOTHER SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WILL RESIGN

It announced that Justice John V. McAvoy will resign ito accept position paying $50OO year. recently Justice quit to private practice Unfortunately official salaries do always command and keep satisfied the greatest talents Opportunity private life confront the public and for another usually with the laudabe object of making better provision for his family he yields inducements held
 As compared with judicial salaries i'll other New York liberal but the fact remains that any qualified fill the office of justice far than $75OO year in private life.
 The body polite appreciative of brains firms and corporations This is well understood Still the supreme justice has other compensaons Success in life be measured n money values alone justice apart He elected for period of fourteen years with reasonable certainty of succeeding himself he make good and he is held in pro found respect by his community John Marshall lives in history the interpreter of organic law the early days of the republic His fame mperishabe He doubtless would have ceved greater pecna rewards private practice but at its close his life would not have been the pronounced judge who has the confidence of his people richer by far than any millionaire who has only his money commend himNew York Telegraph
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
market.
THINK THIS OVER
Cooperative buying.

The supreme of the United States has decided that stock dividend incomes exempt from income taxation
 The fortunes of rich principally invested in stocks. They carry great amount of actual cash in bank.
 These rich with their billions of dollars worth of stocks will pay income tax enormous revenues
 They they choose invest all of their wealth in stocks thereby deriving their entire incomes from tem and the payment of any income at all.
 It in the neighboood of billion dollars year to
 the government and much of that amount must be raised by taxation
 If the rich is pay his just proportion of the n come WHO MUST PAY IT FOR HIM?
 We have editorial make the ruling of the supreme That tribunal presumed to be the fountain head of justice and the law undoubtedly they dve interpreted it.
 But the fact tahe rich pay income tax his holdings of stocks to wonder the poor man is to be required to dig deeper and cough harder
 He has coughed much it is.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
GERMANS THEMSELVES RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR
 PRESENT TROUBLE

All the newspapers the country could combine together with the New York World make people believe that American opposition the League plan and England shout that President Wilson responsible would believe the aehood No person and action among the foes of Germany has caused the present and probably brief cv The Germans themselves blame they engaged agriculture alliance wage workers opposed group composed of bankers military chiefs and business
 The wage took the government with Ebert the head and started things They did badly but they failed to suit the other faction which has ovcown
 the attempted do and seeks affairs of Germany The result doubtless will be the
 time of president of the German Republic and then things will settle down. Meanwhile will fighting and we can look and worry Marshal Foc has enough take posses sion of all Germany and hold it necessary will not be necessary The Germans will continue fight among themselves and little blood letting this time may do them good while is silly try prove that Americans whatever their attitude may be- caused this strife
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
VIEWED FROM THE RED SIDE

Recent dngs from Russia suggest the thought that might be well recall all the deporces who left these shores the United States parole If they could be depended upon tell United States parole If they could be depended upon tell the truth would be stroke of strategy rebound the general good society These deportees have abundant porunty political condition Russia
 with political and economic conditions the United States and is suffering by comparison cablegam says the deportecs have been suffering pvatons Russia being able obtain the necessities of ieor find opportunity work The only privaon they suffered in America denial of their right the government.
 There plenty of work for them hee long they fit do it orderly way and they enjoyed freedom of Not until they turned their hands against the country of opportunity they intcrced with and pretty safe if of them should get back here any future time he
 will put bridle his tongue He might time develop admiration for institutions because they different from those of a Soviet Russia.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-31
THE SALVATION OF THE PURSE

The housewife becoming expert buying She is reading the abe and checking the weights and of the food products she buys She realizes the advantage of buying quantity and when 1t is buy in bulk than in package.
 home and of buying it, and choosing the way that effects saving The esened buying power of the dollar has made her think and strive avoid all kinds of
 The family needs sufficient food be properly nourshed but food should provided that needed hence wasted She know what kind of food will fill her market basket the best advantage Along with this knowledge is that of how much of the family food should from each food group and how far it is wise money by using food from the expensive groups One will readily realize that ustiabe saving may be made by buying that equally nourhng paatabe per pound instead of 10 Many problems have been and money saved by:
 Producing food at home.
 Using local products.
 Using seasonablc oods and foods that plentiful in the market.
 Cooperative buying