davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
ORPIIEUNI.

Skipper. Kennedy and Reeves top
the Orpheum bill for the first half
of the week with a humorous mel
ange &c songs They arrived for the
matinee minus their baggage, but
Mr.. Kennedy explained this by stat
ing that they were in wreck last
night. After looking the three CO.
medians over. it was easy to believe
him. Their matinee Offering con-
sisted of TWO songs.
The three Moran sisters with their
vocal and instrumental offerings
made a decided hit. The three girls
are dainty and handsomely costumed.
Their rendition of The End of a
Perfect Day." a violin trio was eX-
ceptionally good. The younger sister
deserves mention for her song, He
Amt Had No Loving For a Long
Long Time" in which she was ably
assisted by the older one.
The skit of the Douglas Graves
company. entitled Naughty Peggy"
features a fat lazy man who loves to
sleep and eat. 1t was good for a
few hearty laughs.
Elsie White singing character
songs made a splendid impression.
Her Hebrew dialect sounds natural.
For an encore she gave her own i'm
preston OF the much initiated dope
fiend. She is accompanied by an ex-
ccllent pianist.
An eQuilibristic act that is n thrill
or closed the bill. They are billed as
the Three Jahns, and feature the
most difficult stunts of head balanc-
ing atop a ladder. one slight mis-
cue would mean flowers.
Mr.. Jackson, the orchestra leader
has selected a beautiful overture
which the orchestra plays very we'll
Beautiful Isle OF NY Dreams" Kin
ograms show Canadians on their
snow slides. The bill is thoroughly
enjoyable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
WILLIAM HODGE.

Tho attraction az the Oliver thea
ter Tuesday evening viii Toe William
Hodge in his new play The Guest
Of Honor" in which ne is appearing
with marked success in various east
crn cities
Like The Road 10 Happiness.
Fixing Sister" and a Cure for
Curables." Mr.. Hodges newest We
hicle is the product OF his own pen.
As might be expected under the cir
Cumstances. ne has very carefully
taken into consideration the Hodge
personality and has evolved a role
which gives him individually full
sway At the same time ne Is said
10 have drawn some other characters
notable for their deft Inning.
The star iripersonates a young au-
thor struggling upward in New York
and carrying with him an adopted
boy. How the author and the boy
are both discovered furnishes one Of
the many interesting moments of the
play, which is described as roman
tic comedy. 1t is a play Of optimism
with plenty Of genial American at
mosphere pervading the piece.
These two qualities have been in
evidence in everything Mr. Hodge has
done since The Man From Home"
In which he toured the country for
five seasons or so. That play, which
was so admirably adapted to Mr..
Hodges personality and artistry. es-
tablished him to great popularity.
and every play since then in which
he has been presented by Lee Shu-
bert has been written or rewritten
To keep alive that popularity. Like
it they have celebrated the virtues
Of wide-awake. whOle-souled, good
natured Americans equal 10 any en-
Urgency. The Guest of Honor" is
another Of those kind Of plays.
Mr.. Hodge viii be accompanied by
an exceptionally skilled Organiza-
ton Of players. The cast includes
Jane Houston, Jennie Lamont. Anne
Warrington. Miriam McCauley. Jane
Loring, Jean Howard, Scott Cooper,
Charles W. Butler. Brigham Royce.
Graham Lucas. J. Albert Hall. David
4. Leonard. George Lund, Howard
Morgan, George Syndham, etc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
BACK AT WORK IN
PERFECT HEALTH
Miss Catherine Thomas Gains
Fifteen Pounds After Taking
Tanlac.

six months ago / had TO give up
my position on account of III health.
but since taking Tanlac ! am feeling
just fine and am back at my work
every day" said Miss Catherine
Thomas. of 26l9 East Sixth ST., Kan
sas City. Mo. Miss Thomas is a pop
ular stenographer and boOkkeeper
In the employ of the Grand Auto
Livery Co. Of 1915 Oak St, Kansas
City
For over a year now" she con-
tinued, Il had suffered so much
from stomach trouble, nervousness
and a general rundown condition
that I was on the verge of a nervous
breakdown. 1 hardly ever felt hun
cry and when I did force myself TO
eat a little something 1 couldn't di-
gest 1t. Ny nerves were I'm a
wretChed condition and at night
was 50 restless 1 could never sleep
good. Headaches and dizzy spells
came on me often and I just felt
miserable all the time. l lost weight
rapidly and became so weak and
rundown that had TO give up my
work. Nothing 1 tried did me any
good and l gradually grew worse
and worse until 1 was almost a
wreck.
My mother had been taking Tan
lac and II had helped her SO much
that I decided 10 try It too. 1 be-
gan TO improve right away. my APP
petite returned and I started gain
ing back my lost weight and
strength. and now I am happy to
say that l have gained fifteen pounds
in weight and have gone back 10 my
work in perfect health. / enjoy my
meals now. because everything I eat
agrees with me and I am never
troubled afterwards in the least.
Headaches and dizzy spells have all
disappeared and l am not one bit
nervous. I sleep eight or nine hours
every night and when morning
comes I get up feeling bright and
cheerful. am in better health
than 1 have been in years and I just
can't say too much for Tanlac."
Tanlac is solo in South Bend by
the Central Drug Store. and in
Mishawaka by the Red Cross Phar-
macy. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
CHICAGO MAYOR ACCEPTS
CHALLENGE OF NEW YORK
Ey Associated Press

Ey Associated Press:
CHICAGO. Feb. Mayor VIII
lam Hale Thompson today accepted
the CHALLENGES of Mayor Hylan OF
New York for an athletic contest
between ChCicago and New York
school children. TO be held in the
near future An ice skating tourna-
ment was suggeste.
Mayor Hylan's challenge was con-
tanned in the telegram received to-
day congratulating Mayor Thompson
on his plan 10 adopt athletics in the
public schools.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

felt like a different woman. kept
on taking il until my baby girl was
born last month and we have had her
christened Lydia Elizabeth. | wish
you TO publish my letter TO benefit
other women who are suffering as
was. Mrs. KATHERINE KURz-
BAcKER, 1855 Manhattan Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Women who suffer from any femi-
nine ailment should not lose hope until
they have tried Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
The many convincing testimonials
constantly published in the news
papers ought to be proof enough for
women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar 10 their sex that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the medicine they need.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

A screen version of T.. Phillips Op-
penheim's famous novel. The Cine
ma Murder" is the LaSalle's attrac-
tion today. Featuring pretty Marion
Davies. this is an amazing story of
adventure in England. on the sea and
behind the scenes Of New York $
Great White Way, 1t is the appeal
ing story OF a beautiful girls strug-
giles To win fame as an actress and
the price she il asked 10 pay. Never
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
:5arflnE.alinER:sl
AT THE PLAYHOUSES

T.ASATI, F,-ssTht. Cinema Muir
der" with Marion Davies.
AU-DITORIUM-"A Woman of
Pleasure" with Blanche sweet
CASTLE-''Toby's Bow" with
Tom Moore.
ORPHECNI-"au
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

Gin e, Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
/ was in a very
bad condition and
had lost two ba-
bies. One of my
good friends told
me az UT Lydia
E. Pink ham IS
Vegetable Com
pound and after
! had taken eight
or ten hOttleS |
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
CASTLE.

4 fast moving comedy drama OF
\cw York life and southern love Is
Toby Bow. featuring Tom Moore
at his smiling. lighting best and
shown at the Castle theater today.
IL IL a pleasing little tale. imbUed
with a touch OF pretty sentiment,
plenty OF romance and good deal
of quaint humor. Toby Is an old
colored servant who has a different
bow for members OF the family and
for strangers. The hero in love with
the daughter of this family, quite
naturally aspires 10 achieve this bow
for himself.
Tomorrow, Marion Davies is star
red in The Cinema Murder"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
MEsOPOTAMnA HAS BIG FUTURE

BY Associated Press:
BOMBAY, India, Jan. 31.-Meso-
potamia has a great future as a cot
ton growing area, in the opinion Of
experts who have just completed a
tour of that country as representa-
tives OF the British Empire Cotton
Growing association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

Topics OF the Day are also being
shown. The bill viii be repeated to-
morrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
BABY NAMED
LYDIA E.
Because Her Mother Was
Made Well by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Brooklyn, N. W could not write
all my thanks for your blessed medi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

has the beautiful Miss Davies APP
peared 10 better advantage.
Tomorrow attraction Is Hobart
ROsworth In "A story of love and re-
venge entitled Behind the Door.
and written by Gouverneur Morris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

Gold chained rosaries at Schillings.
Advt.-97O2-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02
Boomers

Boomers in hand embroidered pink batiste. .
and white crepe. wolfe and Dove silk Prices S
$3.50, $500 and up to $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-02

a great liar always begins with
small lies. and finds in them the
rrainins for the highest degrees I'm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11

acknowledged, re ME daja hui
moru, a ucza psot i zhosliwoscl...
P~odtrzymujemy ten poglad W ca
lei pelni.
Z tenn wiekszem przeto zdumie-
MEM notuje1ny fakt, il ostatnio
jeden Z tygodnikow polskich
C,Gornik" w Wilkesbarre, Pa.)
zacza& dodawaG owe suplemcnty
humorystyczne, brane Z gazet all
gielskich Hcarsta, a ~raczej Cd syn
dykatu, dostarczajacego hurtem
nonsensow tych wszystkiln chet-
nym ma take s~pecyaly odbiorcom
Bardzo sic dziwimy, IL nGornik"
do Mich nalczy, re polska gazeta
ME moze juz zdobyc sic ia ia
kieS wfasne, w ~naszej movie u
rozmaicenia i attrakcye, lecz u
ciekac sic wolf do obcego second
hand" materyahu - w dodatku
bczwartoSciowego, wprost szkod-
niczego!... Nadmicnit wypada
jeszcze Z naszego polskiego punk
tn widzenia, il rzeczy owe w ga
zecie polskiej tenn szkodliwiej je-
szczc dzia'aja - DO W dodatku
do wszystkicgo wyzej powiedzia-
ncgo So one jeszcze zacheta do
czytania gazet obcych, wiec Po--
magaja amerykanizacyi... Dwu
slow co do togo bye mic moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
DO WIADOMOSCI

wSzystkIch IntereSant6w najuPrxel-
miej Prosimy o prHestrZcEanie PoniA-
Szych wsknEo1ek:
Biura Admini~traryi nAEzeJ otwarts
- prBe1 dEIen cnty ed EOdEiny S-me1
Erana do 1880 wiecEerem - CO dnla, .
wyjatkiem NiedzieI 1 SWAT SbOwta1u-
JScych.
E~ar1adcA PiSma aaszeEo PrEyJmnJe
IntereSant6u co dnia W GoDzINACH
POPOLUDNI0WYCH Cd 2-gtej DO 5-tej
- wyJatkienl sOb6t.
Redakcya dIa intereGantSw Otwartn
fest TYLKO w GODzINkCH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GODZI-
NY I1:SOi Po POiudAiu tylkO IN sPecy-
alma umOUa.
RedaktOr NaczeIny Przyjmuie inte-
reSant0w TYLKO Pc 1O-teJ
FRIED POLUDNIEM.
UpraSEn sic, uaGelkie sPrnuEE Redak
eva Ealatwiae, o lie mosnoEd PISEA-
ME. DO ma konwerxacye dfuSte nie ma"
my cBaSu; tylkO W sprawaeh sGczegol-
uieIsEej uaEi OSobistych, lub ME dAJ9-
eyeh sic Ealatnie EuieEle - drogR ko-
r~espondeneyi - PrOsimy JAVSic sic 0So-
biSefe, ~EachowuJae mn wEEledzie, &c o.
Eolo rodEiny 11-teJ ~zamykamy kaxete
wsEyscy n~ajbardziej jesteSmy vfedJ
rcHo. ably pISRli CzYTELNIE = ATRA-
uESTEM. LUB Ma MASZYNIE. ME-
yRYT SCISLISIE 1 TYBKO Ma JE-
ONEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
,JeslI utuOry jakiekO+wiek ME majH
byc ~oEIoAzOne, POchlania je - kos1
r~edakcyJny; jesH p0Eadane - do Euro-
I'm. w rnEIe ME o=lossenia, naleay e
wyRAZNIE 2AZNACSYC 1 zALACzYC
ZNACZEK PoCZTOWY Ma zWRoTNA
PRHESYLKE-
Zadnych komunikat6u do oklosLenia
ME naIeEy p~rzesylae na kartaeh cd
Erytyeh: zADN6CH TEE ME PRZGJ-
Mile SIZE KOMUNIKACHI
NICZNYCH - ehyba ~ WyjatkSUycA
uypadkaehg r6wnieG ogfOsEeh, aotye1l-
eych t~ouarsystw, t~elefOnie1nie aie
przyJmnJemy.
WSxeIkie oElosxenia naleSS do DSta-
D. Owfosxen W Administracyt 1 tan sic
= rIewI Swraeae naleEy.
PoIxiekouanIa - re-
a..Iu- RFZOLUCYE zALOBNE, POLL
4 {. ,. uAlieza do D1AAGu ogtS-
EEea- -
WaxeIkIe kePeSpOnseneye' Ea"iaAe-
.i.nIn n I, D. musks bye 1od1tsane -
..luem naEwiskiem wraS . adreSen pl-
1000: bexHmIeaHyeh, fuS P~odDisasyeh
IowysInIkiem. Abe wresEefe S!sWeA
E.wJfetD = kOmnnikaeyt. nj koreSs
s.nIenryf ME KamtesEezamy.
St.nourx ME eEtasxafuy
aai wyeieczek, LIB sptkAi.
49,. URIADzANYCH w NIEDzIELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
Zal0EOna 1897 rok1.
MACIER2 POLSKA.
E MONROE 1908.
ZARZAD GLoMNYi

ZARZAD GL0WSYI
Ks. Francisz-k Gordon. Moderator.
rs. A.. A. K}owo. wice-Moderator.
woJciech L. Soska. 0rezes.
Antonina ~R7ranDwska. Wice-preIeSk6
Wojciech Menkicki. Wice-preZes.
Tomasz 3 R~'achowSEi. SekrstAR
FranciSzek WitkowSkt SkaTbnik.
Stsntsiaw LicEUanski. Dyrektor.
WlRdysiaw Iopatka DyreEtor.
AItonI Aasurh DSrekIor.
Saiomes u-bSnska. DyreEtorka.
Tranciszka B:eschEe. Dyrekto-ka.
Dr. Fr. A.. DU.RE. ieSSrz Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr 7. M.7ia&. Doradca Prswuy.
Berta c.. volta ew.cz. ASyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODIINY DIURowE;
Biu-o Zarzadu Gi6wnego otwarte ~
d7i powszednie Oh soiz s-tsj rano do
s-tej wieCZoren. ~ -obote do let po-
~ooluduiul. Wieczo7en. " dni poWszed-
ME z wyjatkiem S'S)otyO. Cd godZlny
i-mej DO 9-'ej. u aiedTie!e I swiet8
uroczyste. b.u-n 'es: zamkniete.
PrcEesa; " p~on:cdZtaiki / piStki vie-
eZorami Cd Eo5zjny I-nej do 9-teJ.
Wszelkie koreSpondencye do Gowne.
20 Prezesa naieZy aireSowac:
wOJCIECH =. SGSkA.
1883 w. Division str. ChieaEs, III.
SekretRrzS: W 3on.eaziaikl. wtorkL
srOdy / czwartki. WiecZorami Cd godEi-
ny T-mej do s-tei. / Cd l-szeJ popolu-
dniu codziennie. z wyjatkiem soboty. Cd
s-tej DO l-szej.
Skarbnika; We wtorkl. srcdy I piatki
Cd godziny 7-ns! DO 9-tei wleczorem.
ikladaRIa OpIRt. WSZe,kie opiaty do Ka-
~ G}6wnej Urzyjmuje KaSyer GSEny
podeZas godzin ofiso wych. albo We dnis
" godzinach ofisowych. Sekretar1 Ge-
Reralny.
Wszelkie listy nadsylat nale4y m re-
50 SekretarZa Generalnsso:
TOMASZ =. BLACHOWSkI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I4S5 w. DIyisIcn str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
PrZekaZy haGkOwe pocItowS
(chscks. money orders etc.) nAleBy w.
BtAwiac ma organiZacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prZeSyiaC pod ajreSem:
FIR. wITKOwSKI,
Ass W. Division str, CbIeaKo, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zsrzadu Gi6wnego:
l455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma drHEien pietrEe,
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
Ma sposoby biora sie.,

Tutejsze dzicnnikarstwo wy
najduje najcudownicjsze sposoby
reklamowe ola lapania aboncn-
tow, - znana to rzecz i wynika--
jaca Z ducha tutejszej reklamy,
wybujalego w.takie rozmiary
ksztalty, IL zgo}a nonScns6w
dziwactw siegaja, re podobnyci1
ME znalezc chyba nigdzie ia Swie-
Gle caiym! Spotykalismy gazcty,
oglaszajace, re jake premium do
swej prenumeraty - dodala... -.
ubezPieczenie Cd nagtego wypad,
ku, a Z doptata ubezpieczenie ma
wet ma zycie! OczywiSta by}o to
obwarowane pewnemi zastrzeze-
miami, d~oplatami itp., ale byio -
i czytalo sic tax, re "a bagatelna
Gene abonamentu MONA byfo do
STAG asekuracye i cd Smierci!...
Co wszystkie inne gazety tutejsze
- robia, obiecuja, przyrzekaja,
dodaja do swych cnot i zalet pra-
sowych, by czytelnikow i odbior-
COW zyskiwac - trudno spisac;
pewnieby juz latwiej by}o napi-,
sac, czego ME robia czego ME da,
ia lyle W. ten pomysiow, wy
myslow, lyle sztuczek niby -
sprytnych, czesto zasie wprost
acknowledgment, gfupich i ME
godnych...
Dose spojrzec do talk licznych
L ejszych pism sensacyjnych, do
casej tel oAawionej prasy lolita
cze jake to tam znachodzi sic
.attrakcye", jake kwiatki rekla-
move, jake ~zapowiedzi zachwal-
ne - a wszystko ma to, by tych
grossly naiowic lak ~najwiecej Z
mas acknowledgement. ME maja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
Uspok6j sk6rq
Zemo czysty, Antyseptyczny
Piyn Udziela UIgi.

Istnieje jeden bezpieczny, pewny
srodek, kt6ry usuwa swedzenie, cT-
sci i lagodzi sk6re.
Zapytai aptekarza o S5-cfo centowa
Tub $1.00 (~dolarowa) f1aszke Zemo !
u1yj, jak przepfsane. Wkr6tce prze-
konasz sic. re rozdra5nienie, pryszcze,
wagry. ECZEMA. PLAINLY, Swierzb. i inne
podobne kfopoty sk6rne >znikna.
!Zemo wnikajacy zadawalniajacy piyn
jest TEN, co jest p%otrzebne. BOWEN u
suwa on prawie Wszystkie wyrzuty
sk6rne. czyni sk6re giadka i zdrowa.
The z. ". Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ.

iczym, Smialym, odwaznym dziel,
nym mole wiec bye znakomicie
cenna indywidualnoscia we wszel,
kich pracach spolecznych - reli'
gijnych - Patryotycznych: ME
chcielibySmy zaslyszec - by clos
ktory go dotknal, ziamai COL.
Wprawdzie slabi i chwiejni gns
sic - a SLIM trwaja, Poki icl
clos jaki ME ziamie; lecz tab
mniemamy, il moze przecie ME
da sic zlamac ten, kim tn mowi-
my, a ktorego pragnelibysmy vi,
rec wnet - podniesionego zno@
ma duchu, a pelnego zapalu w pra'
Icy ola dobra rodakow, ktorych
tax szczerze miiuje, a kt6rzy jego
/ takich, jak on, potrzebuja.
=
A teraz - slowko jeszcze pod
adresem Polakow W South Bend
szczegolnie zaS W tel parafii, W
ktorej mia}y miejsce zajscia tt
wzmiankowane:
zadnych buntow, zadnych sprze
ciwow - drodzy Rodacy!.. Pre-
strzegamy Was pred tenn w j.
mic Waszego wlasnego dobra
JeSli VAN nasze przestrogi ME
dostatecznie wazkie, posluchaj-
Iciez tego, co VAN mowif i PREY
kazywai sam odchodzacy Cd Was
proboszcz, tax przez Was uko-
chany: w~spomnijcie, azebyScie
Waszej wladzy duchownej POGO
stall wierni i ~poshuszni! Mic mo-
INA Z wiadz9 lcgalna wojowac
ISzanowac ia trzcba znosic jej Po-
lecenia - koniecznic, chocby sic
one nam wydawaiy przykrc. Z
nawct krzywdzace, jak to napcw-
10 zdajc sic wicmy juz o tenn,
- rodakom south-bendzkim w O.
mawianym wypadku. TAX - jak
zcgnajacy Was duszpaSterz pro
sil Was. ,Polacy W South Bend.
byScic siucha!i poleccn ! rozpo--
rzadzch wtadzy biskupiej - choc-
by sic VAN / ME podoba|y. tax
samo radzimy VAN i my, ktorzy
.jui W sprawach tych dose many
do5wiadczenia i nicjcdnq taxa pa
mietany ~historye. \. biSkup dye
cczya rzqdzi i on o postcPkaCh
wicrnych. wladzy jcso podda,
nych, sadzi: jesli uzna} kapiana
jakiego niestosownym ma danem
stanowisku i usuwa go, to on "a
to zarzadzenic swe odpowiedzial-
ny Jest pred Bogiem i pred
wyzszemi wladzami koSciola po-
leceh jego trzeba sluchat; jcSli
warunki sa 20 temu, MONA u O.
wych wiadz wyzszych KoSciola
prosic o wglqdniecie w sprawe, a
lc zawsze postepowac lcgalnic !
lojalnic. Awantury buntowniczo-
protestowe mic doProwadz2 do nj
czego dobrego, jcdynie fla PREY
mnozq, szkody przySporza, a do
bre imie naszego ludu w katoli-
ckim zespole ~popsuja. Jcszcze raz
doradzamy: spokoju, taktu i OF
wagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
DO KACIKA.
"a POLSKIEJ DOLLY

Co ME nam bye wesoy! 80
Skohczyly sic moody!
A ojczyzna szczeSliwa
Jua we wszyStko opiywa-
Co ME nam bye wesoy!
Marek pefne nam poly,
Ale W spos6b 1byt spark
Wciaz spadata to mark.
Co ME nam bye wesoly!
Szwab wziai konie ! wofy.
A prawami Sejm swemi
Cafkiem wyzu8 nnie z ziemi,
Co ME nam bye wesoH,
Chodze eodny I goiy,
A lotr stro1ny " atlaste
Coraz lepiej sic paste.
Co ME nam bye wesoly!
Kopie moskal wciad dolly,
A " mich kosci sWe shada
Dakladnik6w grenada.
Co ME nam bye weso@y!
Skonczyly sic moody!
Tylko - powiem wan szczerze'
Powiesic sic chez bierze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organlEacya 'sczaca mlodzieS poll
ska obojEa plct " pracach ~nRukoTych,
patryotyCEnycn 1 e-atniei pomocy ola
podnlssienia dUchA morNiroscl / dobro.
bytu " spolecZeoStwie. a SIcEegolnis
mied1y miodziezl polskS. MoBnR LRpt-
sac sic ma posmiertne oA lat IL do IS;
ma cIionk6w StowarEysEonyeh beS %
KrAnicEenta w;eku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
Korespondency
Redakcyi.

Cgytnhiczce. "a wyrazy uznanis
dziexujemy.
Oh. h. Poleski, Pulaski. Wis. W
sprawe Pahskiej odpowiadamy drU
g pocStoWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-11
PahstWo zyd6W w Pa
IestynIe.

Niebawem powstanic w Pale
stynie udzielnc panstwo zydow-
skic. " zaSadzic istnicjc ono juz
dziSiaj, chociaz jcszczc.n ME przy-
bralo rcalnych form; albowicm
przeSzlo diva lata tcmu, 2 listo-
pada 1917 r.. minister angiclski
Baliour, oSwiadczyi urzcdowo. &c
Anglia jest zdccydowana ,@posta-
rae sig o stworzcnic zydom naro-
dowcj ojczyzny w Palcstynic."
OSwiadczcnia tcgo nastep-
stwcm by%o to, &c przcdstawicieli
rarodu zydowskicgo dopuSzczano
urzedowo Ia kongrcS pokojowy
W Wcrsalu, Sdzic rok tcmu, "
micsiqcu lutym 1919 zyczcnia
swojc co do narodowvch zvczcn
wvpowicdzicli. Wypowicdzicli jc
W imic zasady r6wnouprawnlcnia
narodow - w jczyku hebrajskin.
Paistwa koalicyjnc daily wobcc
Mich dcklaracyc. &c wszystkic u
znaja obictnice, dana aydom przcz
'Anglie, "a swoja / cd togo czasu
staAo sic rzccza pewna, IL PAN
stwo zydowSkic powstanic.
Inncmi slowy - dazenia naro,
dowcj partyi z~ydowskiej, znancj
pod nazwq syonist6w, zostana Ii
s7czonc. Miedzy zydami byio
wiclu takich, kt6rzy te partye po-
tepiali, cd East jednak, gdy zy-
dzi amcrykahscy w liczbic . mi
lionHw, pc jcj staneli stronic, kic-
runck syonistyczny stall SIG domi-
nujqcym. Wog6lc MONA poWic--
dice, &c tcraz W sprawach naro-
du zydowskicgo ton nadaja zy--
dzi amcrykahscy, sdy pred VOL
ma picrwszy CLOS W Mich micli zy-
dzi w Nicmczcch.
Urzadzcnic paiistwa zydow--
skicgo W Palcstynie mic bedzic
rzccza iatwa, chocby dla togo. re
W tel zydowskicj ojczyznic wobec
700 tysiecy Arabow, tylko sto ty-
siccy zyd6w zyjc; sciSle vice mo-
WAC ziemia zydowska stala sic
ma mocy posiadania zicmiq arab
ska; oczywiScie sta}o sic to l. wi
ny zyd6w samych, kt6rzy ojczy--
zne opiiScrii i po calym swiccie
sic rozlezli.
Naprz6d tcdy Palestyna musi
sic ma nowo STAG zydowska An
glia otrzymala Cd Koalicyi pole
Genie - mandat zajecie sic ia spra
wa.
'Podstawowa rzecza PREY 3D.
budowie panstwa zydowskiego W
Palestynie musi bye reforma roll
ma ma ona zostac przeprowadzo-
ma w inny sposob, niz w innych
krajach; mianowicie Gala ziemia
STAG sic ma wlasnoScia Pa1lstwa,
ktore ia parcelami da W dzicrzawe
poszczegdlnym obywatclom
swoim; W regule dzierzawa taxa
ma trwac 40 lat. Azeby togo do
Piat, Anglia wyda}a zakaz spree
day ziemi. w przyszloSci bowicm
tylko panstwo grunt bedzie mo-
gio nabyt i posiadat. Me bedzie
to zbyt trudnq rzccza, DO w Pa
lestynie bardzo wiele gruntu ley
odSogiem. Wszystka te nieupra-
wiona ziemie paristwo zabierze
tax samo, jak bardzo wielkie ma
jatki zicmskic,, bedacc w}asnoscia
rodziny su}taiiskicj, wiclkich zaS
w}aScicieli zicmskiclH, ktorzy sa
wy}scznic Arabami, paiistwo zy-
dowskie yywlaszczy i splaci'