davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-03-20

dug up again. Men are risking hurri-
cane and cannon shot for the sake OF
booty.
It's "Yo, no, no, and bottle OF
rum." literally, this time
And not only are the successors of
the ancient sea-rovers sneaking in and
out of obscure lagoons in rakish
schooners, but they are plying the up
per air levels in pursuing the new ad-
venture of booze smuggling.
Planes Are Used
Remodeled bombing planes scoot be-
tween the Florida coast and the tiny
Isle of Binni British possession,
carrying half-ton eargoes of the pre-
cious fluids for which thirsty tourists
pay practically their weight in silver.
Florida prohibitionists have organ
lied for renewal of the battle against
booze, this time to check, if they can,
the illicit importation of drinkables
from Cuba and the Bermudas-
In the resort centers OF this state
the most precious of imported BRAN
dies, wines and liquors are 10 be had.
Moonshine is for those who cannot
afford the cestlier beverages, but for
spenders with full pocketbooks, i'm
pressive wine lists are available in
many cafes, From cocktails to claret,
the liquid accompaniment of a sea-
food dinner, cooked and served with
Spanish flourish, may be obtained
Of A.. Breeds
The rum runners. operating with
airpIanes. gasoline cruisers and sailing
craft, are of all breeds that follow the
sea. Many of them are Latin-perhaps
the direct descendants of some of the
old Spanish Adventures who took with
cutlass and pistol a lavish living from
the Spanish main.
Revenue cutters are on the job. and
it is rumored that an extra detail of
100 special agents of Prohibition Com
missioner Kramer has been assigned
to operate in Florida. and in the chief
ports from which the smugglers sail
with their contraband. But it is ad-
mitted that the SIX OF enforcement
viii be exceedingly difficult
The coast of Florida has thousands
Arizona republican., 1920-03-20
WEST HUNcARy's NEW Gov
ERNOR

Count Anton Sigray's appointment
as governor of West Hungary holds
special interest for New York and
Newport society. where he was pleas
antly introduced n dozen years ago
when he served as best man at the
wedding of his friend Count Szech-
enyi and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
On that occas sion he met Miss Harriet
DAILY, daughter of Marcus DAILY, owner
ir rich copper mines. Two years
later, in 1910, Count Sigray and Miss
DAILY were married.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-20

of hiding places for small craft; there
are myriads of remote islands, unin-
habited and inaccessible to vessels Of
any draft. The stage is set for the
sagacious spongers, fishermen and
costing sailors who are willing to turn
a dishonest dollar.
Within 100 miles of the Florida coast
are several places where alcoholic
beverages may be purchased in any
quantity at prices which afford a
splendid profit when retailed at boot
leg figures.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-20
Go To Church SUNDAY

Every is better for the spiritual Improvement he
will derive from church attendance Sunday. Then
too there the mental improvement to be absorbed from
mastery sermon that develop grasp thoughts
of the day. Subjects which appeal to intelligence,
our emotions and duty to brother The environ
men of soulful peace the benedction of rest from
Workaday activities and the enthrallment of inspiring
music potent attractions to influence the habit of Ego
ing to Church on SUNDAYS
Arizona republican., 1920-03-20
JUST IN STYLE

Customer Trying on New Dress
Don't you think il makes me look too
oabyish and Innocent
Modiste-Oh, no. Moddam- Quite
the contrary
Arizona republican., 1920-03-20
START SEPT. | To
BUILD 100000
HOME FOR ELKS
Finance Committee Issues
Definite Announcement
Plans In Architects Con-
test To Be Entered May 1

Construction work on the handsome
new home to be erected in this city
by the Phoenix lodge of Elks is TO be
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
announced at quarter otter ? in the aft

announced at a quarter after in the aft
ernoon.
All telephones are disconnected.
The sealed reports from Various states
have been arriving for days.
They are brought by special messen
gers from the postoffice and are locked
in the safe with their seals still unbroken.
On the final day they are carried in
state to the office of the crop estima
tor.
There they are opened by the board,
on which the secretary himself is sit
ting, and che computors set to work
making up the averages.
BOARD MEMBER
GAVE OUT TIP.
About twelve years ago a member CT
this crop estimate board conspired with
A confederate TO tip information in ad-
vance that they might profit in the
market
Sitting in a locked room with the sec
retary of agriculture and his associates
he managed to send forth the signals.
This was done by raising or lowering
a curtain.
At a certain point in the window the
curtain indicated an average crop Of cot
ton.
When raised it meant the crop was
above the average, and when lowered
that # was under the usual yield.
This code was quite simple ana 1t
worked.
A large sum of money was cleaned up,
but eventually the ruse was discovered
and it's perpetrators were exposed ana
prosecuted.
At set moment the secretary Of agrl-
culture and Leon NJ. Estabrook, chief Of
tho bureau. come downstairs with the
monthly estimate.
Reporters for the various press asso-
Citations. newspapers and brokerage
houses are waiting tensely for the WORD.
Telegraph and telephone connections
are already made to New York, ChlcaSo'
New Orleans and London.
The word is given, copies are grabbed
and the scramble against time begins.
Around tickers in a thousand offices,
in stock exchanges all over the world,
are many individuals waiting nervouslS
for this information.
Fortunes are made and lost on 1t.
1t speeds men and women on the road
to wealth or brings about their imPov-
erishment.
Once in the last few years the report
was half minute late because some
thing got the matter with the muldgrsph
at the department
An anxious crowd was waiting about
the co,tOn exchange in New Orleans.
One Of the receiving telegraph opera
tors leaned over to another and asked
him what he thought the figure repre-
senting the estimate in bales would be.
The telegrapher wrote his guess on a
piece of paper.
A broker, craning his neck, saw that
figure.
He thought it was one that the opera
tor had just received, and he hurried onto
the floor OF fthe stock exchange and
PLAYED his supposed information.
His mistake cost him a lot Of money.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
MANY CHANGES
IN PASTORATES
Bishop Chartrand Announces
Pulpit Assignments.

Numerous changes In the pastorates OF
Indianapolis and Indiana Catholic
churches have been announced by Ri
Rev. Joseph Chartrand. bishop Of the
diocese Of Indianapolis.
Rev. Joseph F. Byrne. pastor Of ST
Anthony's church, viii become pastor OF
the Holy Cross church.
He viii be succeeded by Rev Albert
Busald. pastor OF St Mary's church
Father Busald viii be succeeded by Rev
John II. Sheefers Of Vincennes
other changes announced follow: Rev
John Sehenk who has been in charge
q Holy Cross church since the death
Of Rev. James Wade. IS appointed pastor
~ Branch. Ind: Rev. P. II Griffin, for
nlerly chaplain IN the United States
army, IS appointed pastor At Columbus
Ind: Rev James b. Delaney Of Colum-
bus is appointed pastor Of St Patrick's
church. Terre Haute; Rev. Edgar G.
O'Connor. recently ordained. Is assigned
for duty ST the cathedral: Rev. Pierre
Dixon, who for two years has been as
sistant priest at St Anthony's church.
IS transferred 10 Terre Haute as assist
ant at st. Patricks church; Rev Al5art
Schsd. assistant at St Mary's church.
IS transferred 20 st. Anthony's church
Rev. J. G. La1nert IS aDpoirtsd nssiov
at Bloomington in the place OF Rev. NJ
II. Bogemsnn, who has resigned after
thirty-hve yearo IS pastor; Rev Urban
Sondermann, recently ordained. Is nance
assistant ut Holy Cross church, Indian
apolis.
The Rev. Leo Croeden Of Indianapolis
recently ordained. IS made assistant at
the Church Of Assumption Evansville:
the Rev. Thomas Mattingly. recently or
dained. is made assistant at Evansville;
the Rev. Edward Bockhold recently or
dained, IS appointed assistant at St
Mary's church, Indianapolis; the Rev.
F. W Wolf Is transferred from Pnsey-
vile to Troy; the Rev. Henry Verst IS
transferred from St Phillips to Posey-
Vile; the Rev Theodore J. VolImer is
transferred from st. Joseph 20 St.
Phillip Posey county: the Rev. Edward
L. Ouade. from North Vernon to st. Jo-
seph, Vanderburg county; the Rev. Ed
ward Bauer, from Fort Branch to North
Vernon; the Rev. August Sprigler, from
Sullivan TO North Vernon nasfor IN
place of the Rev. G. L. widenin, who
died recently; the Rev. F. X Sheer, from
Terre Haute to Sullivan; the Rev. Pierre
Brisse, recently of Evansville, to Terre
Haute. as assistant at St Patrick's; the
Rev. Clement Themes is to organize
new parish in the south part of Terre
Haute. to be known as st. Margaret Mary
parish; the Rev. J. H Honnigford of
Napoleon and the Rev. Henry Dugan of
Evansville are appointed professors In
the Womans college at st. Mary -of-tho-
Woods; the Rev. Henry Hunger Of Hay
den, is appointed pastor at Napoleon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
Marion Man to Head
the Milwaukee Home

MARION, Ind, July 27.-Col. Fred E..
Bury, former quarterrnaster of the Marion
branch of the National Military home,
has been appointed governor of the
Northwestern branch, N. II. D. V. s., at
Milwaukee, Wis.
Col Bury was connected with tho
quartermaster' department of the Marion
home from 1900 until 1907, when he re-
turned 20 active service during the world
war.
He served on the general staff of the
Second army, American expeditionary
forces, and was chief of-staff to the com
handing general, A. Il. F., at Archangel,
Russia
He was decorated by the Russian gov
eminent with the military cross Of ST.
Anne, and was recommended for the
United States distinguished service medal
for his services In Russia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

You remember in the last story that
Puss had male visit on the dusty
rusty miller, who ground his corn at
early dawn for the farmers to make
nice pies and cake. Well, after he had
stayed a little while under the greqt
willow tree that stood by the old mill
ne walked away, and by and by he came
to a hill And right here l must tell
you that Goosey Gander wasn't with
him. You see, that old goose grew tired
Of flying with Puss on his back and
SC decided to stay with the miller and
eat corn for the rest of his life.
Well, when Puss came to the foot of
the hill he said to himself: "Shsll l
climb this hill or shall 1 turn off !nto
the meadow and follow the brook" Ana
while he was wondering what to do an
old woman few by in n basket. And
she was the old woman who went Up
&c the moon to see the man who came
down too soon.
And then a little yellow bird began
TO sing:
There was an old woman tossed in
blanket
Seventeen times as high as the moon.
But where she was going no mortal
could tell
For under her arm she carried 4
broom.
Old woman, old woman, old woman.
said J,
Whittier, oh, whittier, oh, whittier. SO
high?
To sweep the cobwebs from the sky.
And I'll be with you by and by!'
please take me with you" cried little
Puss Junior. So the old woman came
down close to the meadow and Puss
jumped into her basket, and pretty soon
they were flying high up in the air.
And every time they came across a cob
web she brushed # away with her
broom, for she wanted the sky bright
and clear you see, and perhaps that Is
why the sky is so bright on Monday.
for that IS the day, so they tell me, she
likes to do her sweeping.
what do you do on rainy days."
asked Puss.
"Shine the rainbows, dearie." said the
old woman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
IN pAVIE CORY.

Dear me-" answered Puss, land did
you ever find the pot of gold that is
hung at one end ?"
mo, not yet" she replied, "for the
fairies are ever on the watch, and be-
fore can get there they take it away
and hide 1t in the woods"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Her Broom"
"Well, I think you ought to be paid
for keeping the sky so bright and clean"
said Puss. But the old woman did not
reply, for just then a strong wind blew
the basket into a tree top where robin
Tad a a nest full of pretty blue eggs.
And when he saw Puss he was fright
ened to death, for he was afraid OF cats.
you see, and so are all birds that I ever
knew.
Don't worry" said our little traveller.
II won't steal your china blue eggs
And the old woman said, Neither will
l." and after that the robin felt so hap
Nv that he sang his song just as If
nothing had happened. 1920.
(To Be Continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
afro HITS BOY ON BIKE.

Joan Wide, TO- of 1854 Kenwood ave-
nue. was slightly injured yesterday when
his bicycle was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Frank Lawson, 1906 North
Capitol avenue. at Capitol avenue and
Sixteenth street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-06

kontynuacyi: jak potrzeba bedzie' TO
sic ME zawahamy uzye do tego
wfadz ~interwencyi.
Dobrze. Widae o tenn wtedza'
boemy slyszeli 1 widzieli sami. re
cd jakiegos czasu przyzwoiciei tam
bywa.
Niczego wiecej ME pragniemy'
Otwarcie wydalismy Wake norom
z~epsucia, lachmanem dekoracyi tea
tralnej oslanisnym / bedziemy mieli
dose odwagi cywilnej, by ja popro-
wadzit. Terror mic tn ME sprawl, a
napase bandycka ME argument -
ma MIA policya 1 koniec-
- To | koniec- Gudbaj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-06

przybraiy rozmiary dostatecznle
jc uzasHdniajace... Niestety,
zbyt wiele sic tn rzeczy prywat-
nych komplikuje i wikia talk, re
zgory rzoc mozcmy, IL utworze-
ME biura takiego Jest niemozli--
woSciq i ME przyjdzie don W sto'
sunkach tutejszo obecnych Mig
dy! Wszakze zwazyc trzeba, IL
pc naszych instytucyach przewo-
dnich reprezentacyjno ~-ideowych
maja stanowiska, urzedy, rdzia-
fy najrozmaitsi nasi ,,dygnitarze".
lub tych dygnitarzy krewniacy,
stronnicy, przyjaciele, protegowa'
nj c tutti quaint: tym wszystkim
zalezy przecie, by ich bank, a
gencye, akcye etc. przynosiSy ~
ski jaN najwieksze, ME moralnic-
minimalne, a tn W Ameryce m
stytucye takie do bardzo wiel--
kich zysk6w So przyzwyczajone i
rwazaja je "a najzupe}nie legal
ne. Tcgoby sic Mkt pozbyc ME
chcias. tego nfktby ME lubial, Mkt
by niczcgo wiec ME podejmowaS,
CODY rzecz TAXA jak obnizenic lu-
bych zyskow sprowadzic mog}o.
Ola tych przyczyr ME moze tn
bye mowy 0 takiem czysto oby-
watclskicm, patryotyczno = altrui-
stycznem biurze wysyfki PICNIC
dry do Polski dlatego wysy}ajac
tc pieniadze-musimy sani dbac
o kicszcn swoja i pilnowac VIA
snych interes6w. Wyjdzicmy ma
tenn najlepiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-06
w spraW we wy
sylki pieniedzy do
Polski.

Nagromadzisa size ma naszem
birnSu Cd czasu, &iedy pisaliSmy
ostatnio o tel sprawie, - TAXA
masa listow z zazalenlami, zapy-
tauiams, a nawet wymySlaniami
ma mas j ME ma mas, a ma caly SWAT
chyba, re trudno doprawdy cory
entowa6 sic W tenn wszystkiem, CO
jednak wyTaza sacznie olbrzymia
sume ludzkiei j spoaeoznei krzyw-
dy, poqesnionej ostatnimi easy i
dziejacej sic wciaz jeszcze ma tie
togo rsiiywotniej narazie uwido-
czniajscego sic bezpoSredniego z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-06
DO WIADoMoSCI.

wnystkich InterenntSw n~ajupr1ei-
mieJ proSimy o pr~EeStrEeBanie p0AiA-
BKych
BIura Administraeyi nasxeJ otwafte
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Erana do 5i30 wieezorem co dnia' =
uyJRtkiem aiedEieI 1 SWAT ObOwiu1u-
ZarIsdca Pisma nasxeEO prxyIm.js
I~ateresant6w co dnia W GoDSlNACH
POPObUDN10WYCH Cd 2-gieJ Do S-teJ
wyJatkIem sobot.
Redakcya dIa intereSantow wa
feat TYLKO W GODZINACH POHAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZINH 1850 DO GODAl-
NY II:3o; Do p0ludniu tyLko m sHeeJ-
alnR umoyQ-
Rednktor NaczeIny pr1yJmuje inte-
TYLKO Pc GODIINIE 1o-teJ
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasxa sic. wsselkIe sprawy = Relax
eya E~aIatuiac, o lie mOinoset PISEh-
ME. DO M konweFSneye dfugte ME ma
my czaEu; tyIkO w sprawnch sEezegot-
nIeIsEeJ UaEi osobistych, fub ME daJa-
ryeh sic Ealatwie Ewiezle - drogS ko-
monde - prosimy Jawte sic oso-
btScie, z~achOwujae ma wxEied1ie. ne o
kOlO gOdEiPy> 11-tej kamy EnHete
wszysey aaJbardEIeJ JesteSmy wtedI
EatrudnienL
KOreSpondent6w uprnszamy stano-
uczo, ahy pisan CzYTELNIE - ATHA-
MENTEM. LUB Ma AASzYNIE, ME
2BYT SCISLTwIE i TYLko Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JesIi utwory JakiekOawiek ME maJS
bye osIoszoDe. pOchlaniR je - kosa
~redakcyJnyG JeGn p~Okaaane - dc .uro-
tn. ~ raxie ME OElosEenin, nale4y %
WYRAZNIE ZAZNACGTC 1 ZAbACzIC
HSACZEK PoCZTowY Ma zWRoTNA
P~RZESYLKE.
Zadnyeh kOmunikat6w do ogisssentn
ME aaIeGy prze&ylaG nm kartAch cd
LTytych. ZADNYCH TEE ME PRzYJ-
NIUE SIZE kOMUNIkACYI TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - chyba " vy1RtkSwyeh
uypadkach; r0unie& OEioszeh. dotyc1S-
eych t~owHrEystU. t~elefosieAnie ME
pgzyImuJemy.
WszeIkie oxlOsIenIa naleSS do Dzfa-
Pm ORtO<zeH W Administracy1 ! tam sic
. piemi EMracaS naleiy.
PodEiSkOHnnia - WsZELkIEGo re-
ax.Iu, REZOLUCYE zALOBNE, POLL
TYCZNE 1 &. .. Bale1s do DEtAfa Ogie-
BKeo,
wsxeIkIe koTespondencJe. EautadO-
rrfehIa 4. d. musBs bye podpisane -
petncm na1vxiSkiem wrps Q Sdrese1a pt-
ISaeeEOi bezjmienBycb. Tub pedPlsAnych
dnmySInFkiem, ALB uTesEcie showers
= omItstv - komantkacyt. MI koreS-
sondepcyI ME EaptesSeEamy.
now nte SglasHnmy
aBl wycleekek. lue rPIEnl.
kAws. URZADLANICH W hLEDLJELA
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1870 roku
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4303.
ZARzAD GLoMNYi

ZARZAD GLowSYI
Ks. Frarciszak Oo-.on. Moderater.
KS. A. a. KIowo. HTice-ModerGtor.
wojcisch Z. SosNa, 0re1eS.
woJeiech Msnkicki. wice-prezes.
Tomasz 8 RlachowskL SekCeta1
FrancIszek wi;kowski, S~karbnik.
stanislaw Ii~czms6skl. Dy-eEtor.
wlsdys}aw Lopatka. ;Dyreklor.
Anton 4azurk- Dyrektor.
saIomea UrSaHska. DyrektorkA
Franciszka Breschke. DyrektorkA.
Adv. Piotr p Mindak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta Z. w~ojtslewiCz. ASyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODEINY BTUROwEI
Biu-o Zarzadu Gl6wnego otw1rte ~
dni powsEedaie Cd Godz. s-tet rano do
6-tej wjeczorem. ~ sobote do lei po-
poIudniul. wieczorem. W dni povsxed-
ME z wyJatkiem SnbotyD. cd godItny
7-meJ do s-rej. - W aiedZiele / svieta
uroczys;e. hiu-o test EamEnlete.
PreEesaI " poniedZialki I piatkt Wis-
czorsmi cd gojziny 7-mej do s-teJ.
wszslkie korespondencys do Gowns-
60 Prezess naiezy sdresowsc:
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ISS5 w. Division STR CbicaEo, m.
SekretnrEa: W poniedziaiki. wtorkL
srody / czwsrtki. Wieczorami Cd Eod5i-
ny 7-mej do 9-teL 1 Cd 1-sZeJ popoiu-
dniu codZiennie. z wyjstkism soeoty' Cd
S-teJ dc l-szeI
SknrbnlEa5 we Wtorkl. srody ] pfelkl
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~ Glownej przyjmuJe Kasysr Gowny
po6exas godIin ofiso wych. albo We dniO
" 8odzinach oflsowych, Sekretar1 Go-
Rsralny.
wsZelkie listy nadsyfac nRie$y m ~.
@ Sekretarza Generalnego:
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Secretary Polish ALMA Mater,
ISSS w. Division str. Chicago m.
FINANSE.
Prxsk3Ey bankowe poextowS
SehScks. money orders etc.) nGleAy w.
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Z Lwowskich Piosnek
Wojennych.

WOJenne easy SLWOELyiy VIC H"o
vie garSG ludowo-btukow ych piose'
mex, z kt6rych wiele ma wartoSc
Observation-Disclosures; niehto-
rych urywA p~rzytaczamy ponizej:
Piosenka n. p. o iotnikach po-
wsta}a dose p6zno, gdyz wspomiDa o
,,fokerach" (amerykahskim typie la
tawc6w), sprowadzonych do LwoWa
dopiero z wiosna:
"A to pewnie leci Bastyr,
DO spokojnie trZyma ster,
a lax ,,foker" niesie Steca,
to W powtetrZu bedzie heoa"'
Popularnemi staly sic niektore pho
senki, wyszle z pod reki ltteracNo
wprawniejszej. Jedna Z Mich spie"a-
ma byla ma mute ,,Jes2cze Polska ME
zglnela".
Me zgine9a Polska swieta
ma trupach, W pozarze
skupily sic Jej piskleta
Dry krwaWym sztandarze.
>. :. . -,
Divine wieScl z g6r poWialy.
koja serca blizny,
ponce 2 Francyi Orzei Biaiy
leci do Ojczyzny.
:, :. =. =. ;. - - - " -
Leci Orzei, wojsko wiedzie
"a Polska stesknione,
a pred mimi Halter Jedzie,
ku nam ma obrone'.
Retirement tel plesni. So siowa:
,Marsz, mars5 3olnierze
w jutrznie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mkt nam ME odbierze
Lwowa, nj Poznania!"
Kr6tka, ale mo4e najpiekniejSz9
2 lwowskich ~piosenek, Jest natepu'
jaca:
Ds6 --Inh-1 4 ~ IN loci
posr6d Swistu, gradu kul
bronia Lwowa polskie dzieci,
znoszac rany, Smiert / boil.
A gdy wok6l grzmia armaty'
ma plac6wkach peinim strah'
ME opuscim swojskicj chaty'
DO Lwow byl / bedzie naS1!'
:. q =
W tym samym rytmie | podoonym
nastroju jest piosenka, ufozona -
lax ? tresci wnosi6 MONA poza
Lwowem, W pierwszych tygodnlacn
valki. przynicsiona do Lwowa. prze7
jakiS oddZiat z odstecza pfLy"y'!'
.Meanle walcza lwowskle dzieci'
bohaterow mtodych roj.
Srebrnopi6ry Orzel leci
tam, sdzle krwawy wre dis b6''
Wielu legio juA niestety -
wr6g nam wydari rolsSi gTod'
hej. vice broni& - ma baEnetY'
Mech powstanio pOlski lud!
. . -. .. =. . . - -
Oto ..lwowSkie piosenki'. S1"rrs
tch nlcdu4y, DO mimo d'ugomiesis'S
nych boj0w. zolnierzowi braSio era
su ma skladanie ~piosenek, ON tW'r'''
pieSh lima - TaPsod bohate''N''
krwia pisany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-06


- Halo.
- Ahaaa...
- Dobry dzionek!
Dobry, chociaz suChy. A jak
siq Rdaktorodziej maja?
- Pc staremu - mnie ia | sickle
IA ME dobije, jak Panu wiadomo.
Tatsrajt. Me dac sic - ME
daG!
o, | zachety nawet po temu ME
potrzebujemy, mozesz ia Pan sobie
schowaS.
Werywel. werywel.. =. A jak
tam 20 rozprawie?
- Pc jakiej?
- Ano - onegdajszej?
- Ach! Julem o tenn i zapomnial?
Datcie mi pok6j!
- Poczkaj Rdaktor = dzleju panic,
A toe przecie 1~eszcze I'm malo wi
docznie, skoro W ,,morowym" pre-
krecaja wyrok wbrew prawu - o.
czywiScic. ari
- Me czytalem - kiedy? ID
- Ma drugi dzien pc sprawie.
Przejrze | - ME b0jcie sic,
jeSli bedzie co, to sic i'm policy do
g~eneralnego obrachunku - policy
do ostatniej litery! Mech brna dalej'
- Ale re tel ME wstyd gazecie -
bra6 strone urwipolciow, co zaulko'
We awantury wyprawiaja..
- No, widaG, re ME wstyd - re-
kord zreszta maja uwazacie ! wygla-
daja navel 20 temu!
ia, ia. Czerwono upstrzone pi-
smidlo z6ltacze broni wszystkich,
kt6rych stawiono pod znak czerwo--
nych swiate}ek....
- To sic zgadDa.
- A i skryb6w jego rekord godny
pisma i stanowiska zajetego.
- Pewnie.
Giowny baran przetluszczony,
n~otoryczny nieroba herbu ,Rogala",
specyalista dawny matrymonialnych
change passe"; PREY MIN 7ydowski
kontrybuent cd ,chumorystiki' "a
~oszczerstwa prasowe siedziai byl
szeS6 tygodni W kryminale i ryzy
reporter ,,Krwawy Was, ktory mi
mo cos 40tu lat - pobytu W tym
kraju mo spik anglisz" - expertem
ma bye cato we francuskiej lingwisty
GEL. Tacy - ~oczywista - musza
protegowa6 tych, kt6rym napisano,
IL prowadza TAX swe BUDDY, re lupana-
row ~godne...
Dajcfe juz pok6j! Mkt tego o
nikim specyalnie ME pisa}! Nj o bu-
dach, nj O tych, kto W nich... Pisa
10 sic ogolnie i pietnowaio ITO, SEE
rzone pod p~laszczykiem sceny i hui
morystyk: to czynilismy to czynic
ME przestaniemy.
- Daj VAN Boze zdrowie.. ia Re-
daktorowi powiem, il ono, co robi--
Gle, jui navel spowodowalo pewne
przeczyszczenie s~tosunk6w: pilnuja
sic.
To | dobrze. Zapowiedzielismy
przedtem W Pismie, 4 PREY rozpra-
vie | W saddle, re akcye tego rodza1u
uwa4amy "a ob~ywatelska Ptsma po
vinnosc | mic mas ME wstrEyma Cd je.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-06

Pred paru dniami byf W Reda-
kcyi naszego Pisma sekretarz Ra-
dy Narodowej W Kanadzie, X. J.
Ostaszewski i zapytywa1, dlacze-
90 nasze reprezentacyjno = ideo
we organizacye ME zabSora sic do
sprawy przesySki pieniedzy pol
skich stqd do Starego Kraju,
znakomita odda4y przysM
ge spo4eczehstwu, uchronily je cd
STRAIT i wyzysk1r, Krajowi o tylez
wiecej przysporzylyby grosza, a
jeszcze IA TEN same zaroblfy do.
brze, a zupcinie legalnie. Rzecz
6czywista - ami slowa! Biuro ia
kie zorganizowacby sic da4o ME-
trudno i z pewnootia pozyskaloby
ono >odrazu ufnoSt spoleczehstwa
rodaczego, a vice intcrcsy jego
niezawodnie bardzo ryoh}oby