davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17

Chabarowsk i Wladywostok. Poza--
tenn W 5 miejscowoSciach: W Kur-
ganiu. Omsku, Tomsku, Irkucku i
Charbinie istnieja nizsze gimnazya
polskie. Najwyzej z mich stoi Irkuc-
kie pod kierownictwem swiat}egO p.
Borowinskiego, powszechnie szano-
Wanego starego zeslanca polityczne-
60 2 P. P. S.
Wog6le szkoly polskie SO bardzo
niejednol.te / r6znej wartosci; W
jednych ucza sic chicpcy oddzielnie
cd dziewczat; W innych jest system
koedukacyjny; jedne maja charak-
ter szk6} parafialnych, inne So sa-
moistne; do utrzymania niekt6rych
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prZyczynia sic
gmina miejska i lie SO utrakwistycz-
ne (polsko-rosyjskie).
Prey niekt6rych szkolkach powstn-
ly ochronki polskie ola dzieci, ktore
wsr6d wojny stracily rodzic6w. o.
chronke taxa W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Czycie wspiera stale Polski Komi-
te Wojenny, W Krasnojarsku bata-
Ion wloskich zolnierzy zywi dzieci
polskie. Wiele dobrego zrobi} anne
rykanski Czerwony Krzyz, kt6ry
wSr6d ostrej zimy r. 1888 dostar-
czy} ma interwencye P. X. W. die
ciom polskim i wygnahcom sporo
ciep}ej odziezy.
Jest tendencya, by PREY wszyst-
kich szkolach polskich stworzyc BIZ
bliotek,. RzaCz to jednak Cbecnie ME
slyrhanie trudna. DO d0plywu Swic"
zych ksiazek polsk:ch IA Syberye ME
ma wcale, starych jest niewiele i te
ST wvscko cenionc. Jedyna drukar-
mia rOlska. zmjduic sic W pOSiada-
niu P. x. w. ma niewiele czciOnck
Jest stale zawalCna druHOwanicm
cazet podrccznik6w dla wOjska pol
sk'ego. Ola potrzeb vice szkolnictwa
m%usiano sic uciec do odbiiania Ito
graficzncso: W ten spcs6b wyszedt
w Charbinie ,.PoIski elementary,
..Zarys litcratury polskiej', ,Piesni
poIskie" etc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17

PREY niekt0rych Gimpazyach po-
wsta}y ,,Zwiazki mlodziezy polskiej'
a W Tomsku jest navel polska kor-
poracya akadem:cka ,,Ognisko"
barwie Wybitnie n%arodowej. Poza-
tenn mtcdziez garnie sic 2 zapalem
do skautu p%olskiego, kt6ry cd maja
r. b. ma ,,Naczelna Komende Har--
cerstwa Polskiego ma Syberyi" z SIZE
dziba W Acknowledgements PREY P.
K. W., kt6ry tez wydaje swoim ko-
sztem fachowy 2-tygodnik ,,Harcerz
Polski'.
Nalezalo jednak szkolnittwu "a
pewnic jednolitoSc i trwaly rozwol
oraz zwiazaG je organiczn'c z Calcm
spoleczeGstwem. " tel vice myS!i
Polski Komitet Wojennyt h~astepula2y
2 koniecznoSci Konsulaty po!sE!"
kt6rych ~ieszcze ma Syberyi niema. O.
raz dajacy ~wielokrctnie ~inicyaty"9.
kt6rej brak Il miejscoweSo <p"'1'
czefstwa. a maiacy prAytem mo~n1',
przeprowadzenia swoicn p~olnY"'""
dzieki tcmu. ze pos!Hda spre%yst! !
ideowv anarat u:zednic2y " ca'ci
Srberyi )praw;e w 100 m:ejsco"o-
sciach) jak r6wniez MA W SVEN re-
ku Gala rrase polska - | dzlenni"
3 tygodnikD Graz &rodki finansowe
postanowil stwor7y& ..Macierz POI
ska ma Syberyi". zlo%ona z obywstei:
I pedagog6w. majacych STAG ma stra'
Nv prawfdlowego i wszechstronneso
rczwoiu szkclnIctwa. Plan tel akcyi
" chwili gdv wyie7dza'em Nv cZer'
wen r, ~ byl s~zczeg6towo rozpatry'
vonv Ufam. re zostal pomysln'e
przeprowadzony i wyda doOre o"oce
70 swei strony uwazam. u bardzo PC
5adane abv nrzy naszem Ministerst'
vie cSwiaty byl oddziaf, zaJmulacS
sic opieka mad polskiem szkolnict-
wcm zorranica (wRosyi i Brazylii)'
Dr, Stan'sIaw Strzemccki:
v;cenreaes PoIskiego Kcmitetu Wo'
jennego ma syberyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dziaa wsasny rDdennika Chicagoskiego' - prowadzony original
NE przez specyalnych refrent6w: DIR. MICHAL @. COY specyadnoSc:
choroby wewnetrme, nerwowe, dietetyka; DR. JOZEF j. FAX sPecyal-
nose: pololnitwo, choroby dzecl choroby wewnerzne; DIR. HELENA
G0RECKA - specyalnose choroby kobiet dzei; DIR. JAN Hiss -
dmtysyka.
Dzial naSz bedzie zawiera1 artyku&y treSci oglno edukacyjnej W dhe-
ddnfe D1rowia hygieny, ora zapob egana chorobom (proflaktyka); po-
nndto podawaS she bedze odpowiedzi n pytania specyaine - &c strony ma
szych Cytelntk6w, kt6rzy NIGGA pytama te zwraca6 d" ktoregokol"1ek z
wy1eJ wymienionych lekarzy, adrsujac do Redakcyi ,Ddat Zdrow1a' La
iaUajac Enac1ek 2 centowy. n ewentualna odpowedz osobista.
Uwaga: Listy 2 pytaniami naleay adresowa6 tk nizej podajo'
my:
Redakcya Dzienufka Chcagos kiego, hub Editor OF the Polish
Daily News, 1855 West Division str. Chicago, Ill.
DiaI Zdrowia n. n. (nazwtsko lekarza).
Ma zapytania anonimowe - ME odpowiadamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17

sto personnel nauczycielski, Syberya
zostaia odcieta cd Rosyi europej-
skiej, gdzie zycie polskie - blizsze
kraju - bio zawsze zywszem tet-
mem, a to pociagne1O "a scba brak
doplywu podrecznik6w szkolnych;
wreszcie, co najwazn:ejsze, ME by
10 Srodk6w f~inansowych ma utrzyma
ME szk61 i n~auczycieli. Sp~o}eczenst-
wo zas polskie ma Syberyi, chociaz
ME brak. W MEM ludzi zamoznych,
ME odznacza sic zbytnia ofiarnoScia;
chrtnic i czrStO uchwala OpOdatkOwa-
ME sic, lecz konczy sic zwykle ma
uchwale, DO podatki malo kto wpia-
ca. Pozatem ma spos6b Eosyjski "a
miiOwanc jest W gadulStwie i VIE
kich prOjektach, a pracOWac real
ME ME umie; W szczeg6lncsci ME do
cenia ~jeszcze znaczenia szkoln ctwa
W calej mierze, jak Polonia amery-
kanska.
Wypadek taxi jak ten, re p. Fell
eva Trojanowska ofiarowala ma GIN
nazyum w Irkucku 10000 RIB. jest
unikatem. Vice tel i byt wiekszoscl
szkGl polskich ma Syberyi ME jest fl
nansOwo Zapcwniony j utrzymuja sic
one 2 przypadkowych dar6w i z VIE
c2ork6w oraz s%ubwcncyi Pol$AicGo
Konitetu Wojennego, kt6ry ma ME
kt6re s3koly (Tiumen, K%rasnojarsk,
NowO-Mikoiajewsk) OfiarOwat pc xii
ka. ma inne oak Omsk i CzelabiGsk)
DO kilkana5cie tys:ecy rubli. JednaK
zaprzeczyC sic ME da, re sprawl idzie
ku lepszemu, j re z czasem spolec2eh
swo s~ybcryjskie Same zdola zapew-
ME dohry byt polskiej szkole, jak 10
sic stale W Irkucku i Charbinie.
DotychcZas posiada sZkoly GO m1eJ
scowoSci: Czelahinsk Gas dzieci),
E]katcrynburg $50, Kur2an. Thu
men. Omsk (2). P2tropawlOwsk. Sc
mi~palatyhsk. observation-disclosures,
Tomsk. Barnau} (parafialna, a dru-
ga koedukacyjnM Aczyhsk, KraSno-
farsk. Kahsk. Nizny Tdihsk. Irkuck,
Czyta, Charbin. BlagowieszczehSk'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17
WIELOLETNIE PROXY

Dowiodfy, re Won SchlickS Bull
garian Blood Herbata jest maj
lepsza W Swiecie medycyna ma 70
I2dek, kiSzki, watrobe, nerki i
krew. Ma przezwyciezenie pre-
ziebienia j unikniecie influenzy,
grypy i zapalenia p{uc, zazyj go
racei herbaty pred p6jSciem do
}6zka. Pamietajcie, re tylko jest
jedna prawdziwa
BULGARIAN BLOOD HERBATA
Me bierzcie substytutow ami /
mitacyi - pytajcie sic apteka-
RIA o Won Schlick's prawdziwa
bulgarian Herbate, albo przySlij-
Gle SIPS ma jedno DUE pude@ko,
lu6 S3.15 ma 3 pudeika -
albo 1925 ma 6 pudefek. Adreso-
wac H. H Won Schlick, President
Marvel Products Co.. Marvel
Building, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17

wiajac miejsce pomiedzy szybami,
przez kt6re swieze powietrze ma
piywa presto W gore.
Temperature W pokoju powinna
bye IS do 70 stopni Fakrenheit'a.
Woody trzeba dawac dziecku poll
dostatkiem, ably dopom6dz nerkovl
W ich czynnoSci wydzielania. Ola pc
wnoSci uzywaG przegotowanej wo-
dy. Siia trawienia chOrego dziecHa
jest oslabicna, dlatego pOkarm miM
bye rozcienczony. Persia karmioue-
mu niemowleciu trzeba daG woly,
albo kleiku z kaszki jeczmiennej, :
do 8 uncyi pred kazdem karmie-
MEM. To ]rozcienczy pOkarm, gdyz
dziecko, ME bedac g}odne, 'bed:ie
mniej ssac. Niemowle p2trzebui9
zawsze zwykiej iloSci piynu, lecz W
chorobie ME moze strawic zwyktej
iloSci pokarmu. Pokarm Z buteiEi
r~ozcieGcza sic przez dodanie r6wncl
ilo$ci woody do mleka. Jezeli podcIAs
choroby karmi sic dziecko W zwyk-
~ spos6b, wywoiuje sic przez to 70
,iadkowo-kiszkowo zaburzenia. co
pogarsza chorobe i zmniejsza szan-
Sc wyzdrowienia. Codzienne cprol-
MEME Jest kon;eczne, jezeli ME ma
stapi enema Qewetywa) moe bye
dana. Spok6j dziecka powinien Dye
lax najmniej z~ak}oCany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17
p. p p.
PRZEDLUZENIE
AMPAN

zyczkowej W tych dniach miaia
sic skonczyc akcya GAIA.
lakzeby sic skonczyia?
SukceSem, czy specimen po-
wStydzeniem Polonii naszej?
Me wiemy, ale niestety zapo-
wiedzi ME wszystkie brzmiaiy
pomySlnie. Jak dotad miasto Chi
cago /. p. wciaz jest jeszcze dale
ko W lyle, bardzo Powoli sto-
sunkowo zdaza do kwoty ma ME
preliminowanej i jeSli w tel pre-
dhuzonej Rampant ME dobedzie
cstatnich sill w energicznym wy
Sifku. to bedzie kiepsko 2 nadmi-
c}igahska metropolita i jej OPT
mia w Polsce.
PiSmo nasze otrzymaio z Glow
ncgo Komitetu Rampant w Wa
Szyngtonie podziekowanie nader
pochlebne z wielu Pieknymi wy
razami uznania "a wSzyStko, CO.
Smy dotychczas W Rampant Po-
zyczki Polskiej zrobili. Widocz-
Dic tam kontroluja rzeczy owe
doSyt SciSle.
Wyrazono w tenn wystosowa-
rem do Redakcyi n~aszej piSmie,
IL ,,Dziennik Chicagoski" wiel-
k;c poiozyi zaSiugi W Sprawie a
g;tacyi publicystycznej, a Z kol
wo}ywom jego poddanych. ma
p}ynela subskrypcyi liczba TAXA.
IL vida Z Mich, re sic Z dorado
Pi>ma naszego licza Czytelnicy.
Cratuluja nam tego ! o dalsza
pomoc prosza.
Prasa polska - GAIA PRAGUE,
ME tylko my, a pracujemy ME Ola
pochwaly w tel Rampant naszej
ME ola grzecznego liStu Z Wa
szyngtonu. - piszemy o Poly
czce co dnia ,poSwiecamy jej ty-
le miejsca drogiego, poSwiecamy
jcj pamieci i mySli n~aszej niema-
10; procz codziennych komunika
tow - Redakcye nasze nieledwie
co dnia p~oSwiecaja sprawie Po-
zyczki artykuiy redakcyjne - z
ktorych dis judy sic tony Gale
zebraiy.
Dzieki Bogu - wszystko to
me poSzio ma marne, ME pOzosta-
70 be- skutku dobrego. Zrobili-
$my " rampant tel rckord do
by, jak to juz pisalismy, a re sic
d. tego przyczynii chociaz tro-
Szeczke ! ,,Dziennik Chicagoski''
i re to nam przyznaja. to Z duma
! ~adoScia sfuszna mySlimy o tenn
Wiec ma te dodatkowe dni
Rampant P~ozyczkowej ~ieszcze
liika poSyiamy Rodakom slow "a
c'1ety ! gorqcego wezwania.
Utrzymaimy rekord nasz do
hry. oraz wyobrazenie zacne
w~znios}e. jake o mas maja W o.
czyznie! Me ociagajmy sic z po-
moca, I subskrypcyami naszemi
ma te Poiyczke, pamietajmy, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-17

wa Polski do niezaleznego bytu,
ME ofiary z mienia nawet, lecz
jcno pomocy finansowej w po-
treble, kazdy BOWEN grosz, kt6
ry pozyczycie Pahstwu, bedzic
VAN zwrocony.
My - ~prawnicy polscy, W
pierwszsj linii adwokaci, ma kto
rych radach polegaliscie zawsze.
ilekrot chodziio o zachowanie /
obrone Waszego mienia, poczy-
tujemy sobie "a obowiazek "a
checic Was do zapisywania sic
M pozyczke pahstwowa,
DIS, gdy kraj ME zdo}a} po-
dzwignqc siejeszcze Z kiosk gor
spodarczych, zadanych mu przez
okrutnego najezdzce, gdy boha-
tcrska armia wywalczat musi
granice panStWa, roznOSzqc s1a-
we Imicnia. PolSkiegO w naJdal-
sze, strony Swiata, ma pomoc z
zewnqtrz liczyt ME mozemy.
L.ccz MECH jeno skoiczy sic "a
wicrucha wojcnna. MECH ustalQ
sic granice 4 wszyscy sPofcm
wezmq sic do piracy, wnet zaJ-
mic Polska naleznc Jcj Sr6d ma
rod0w Swiata micjscc, wnct zy-
ska krcdyt, utrwali walute / spia
CT zobowi2zania, ktorc Z uwagl
ma przyrodzone bogactwa / IL
czebnoSc mieszkancoW So w po-
r0wnaniu Z innemi panstwaml
znikomo male. WoWczas spraW-
dzi sic to. co dis juz Jest ola mas
pcwnem, zc zapisujqc sic ma po-
zyczkc. ME tylko spc}niliScic obo
wi2zck dobrych syn0w Ojczyzny
lccz lc zarazcm korzystnic IL
micSciliScic oszczedno5ci swoje.
TcSli drogicm VAN jest lmic
Tolski, zapisujcie sic ma poIy-
c2ke, Cd kt6rcj powodzcnia "a
wish rozw6j i potcga niepodIc~
gici Polski a Z mimi dobrobyt po-
zoztafych W kraju braci ! sioStr
Waszych ! wSzystkich obywatc.
Ii Pan>twa.
Z|6zcic pred $wiatcm w tel
na;bardzicj przckonywuiqccj for
mic Swiadcctwo, re w przybra-
nei Ojczyznic ME zatracilibiScic
poczucia IqCznoSci Z krajcm ma,
cicrzystym, &c Wy i my to
Ijcdno, DO W tel hcznoSci ujawni
sic siia, kt6rej zawdzieczamy
wiclki cud odrodzcnia PolSki, 4
kt6rcj mic juz skruszyt ME edo
la.
Warszawa, d. II maja loo !.
Kolo Prawnikow Polslich.
(podpiSano)
Supihski,
W}adysiaw Olewski.
Rada Adwokacka w Warszawie
(Podpisani(
Antoni JuTkowski,
Stefan Maltz,
Waclaw Szumanski.
Waleryan Przedpeiski,
Jan Polkowski,
Ludwik Domanski,
Stefan Chomiczewski,
Zygmunt Nagorski,
Stanis!aw Rodkiewicz,
Zygmunt Tykociner,
CNieczyte!ny),
Ian NowodworSki.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-07
Confessions ofaBride
lCopr1ght 1920 BY The Newspaper Enterprise As,Odaho)
EVEN DARNING HAS IT'S DELIGHTS-AFTER
THAT MEXICAN EXPERIENCE

rost atlrH Egypt ana makes India
soethc; and Air Morgonthau has
been nominated by the president for
Ambassador TO Mexico because an
experienced diplomat In required for
that difficult problem. and the land.
lords and renters raised near riot
at hearing before IA committee OF
New York iegiHlatorsi Yes. It's all In
one paper. nob' I certainly like a
LOT Of excitement and certainly can
get all I require simply by reading
the worlds best news'l
we were apeaklnR 81 peace. my
love IA like to make point "
you'l let me talk half "A minute"i
! threw him a kiss with my per.
mission.
Jane. you and and all sane per.
sons have got to root for peace untii
r arrives Yes dear love. even little
YOU must spread the spirit o. IL.
You can't be neutral nor indifferent.
You either build or tear down. !
think that the prortcering landlord
and the laundresH who deliberately
ruins your stockings are both pro.
noting real riots and destroying the
peace q the world quite as much as
Certeis and the Russian conspira
tors It's 50 stupid. too. Whoever
thinks he can harm society without
harmlnR himself " "A fool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-07
By CORA MOORE

hctr f0fE's Fdshton Authority
Have you n ribbon dress and a hat
Of ribbon 10 match IT. Marjorie Hast
In very proud Of the ribbon costume.
AZ she calls II. that she wears In
Scandal. and New York's society
girls are all wearing them.
Miss Hast's frock has, first. n
straight foundation skirt with ban
deau bodice OF silk. For the over.
dress "a cream -colored chiffon IN used
and TO this satin ribbon In different
widths is Sewed. back and front. as
shown In the picture: then the rib.
bon Is enclosed with single rows of
beads. and wreaihs OF beads and Hil.
yer flower sprigs are appliqued here
and there over the chiffon.
Down each side run three lace ruff
nes. each three inches wide. A
straight piece OF chiffon Ii draped
across the bandeau founda tlon. its
lower edge finished with inch.wide
ribbon and the upper with a bertha
of lace and ribbon. while the flower
and bead motifs add the finishing
touches. as In the skirt
The hat. with its dangling ribbons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-07

Bob. darling You don't know
how I've ionRed 10 be az home where
nothing exciting can possibly dis
turb nett said In my most confid.
ing tone when We were seated AZ
our own dinner table few hours
after Bob had read the startling let.
ter from his father. why. dearest
You can't guess how I've dreamed
about ordering tho meals you like
best How I've planned 10 cook
them. II necessary And I'm going
10 wash our silk stocknRsl You
know that lots OF women who are
not expected to do II just have 10
wash their fine hosiery nowadays. n
they want Il 20 last They darn H.
tool II costs 80 much -and YOU
ought To see the mess the average
laundrcss can make OF new pair Of
silk socks the very first time"
stopped abruptly. for my husband
didn't seem amused by my chatter
as ! hoped he would be. However
he asked a question which encour.
aged me 10 chatter on:
Even darning has lts delights-
after McxicoG''
''Darning IN the grnndcst dinsipa
uon-after that old hacienda" II con
rersed. I'm proud ta own shat
enjoy Il Tremendously But q ap
pears TO me that the simple Joys OF
domesticity are not for un Lorimera.
No sooner do you and settle down
beside our hearth than adventure
pursuea US over our own threshold
IL some member OF this family going
20 keep things stirred up for the 9th
err. forever and foreycrg'
- little monotouy would feel
mighty good Just now. admit. but
guess Dad isn't going to le, us rest
for quite while Did you notice
something something ominous In
hts letter Jane7"
You mean tho sentence which
says that Csrtcls H. going Co meet
bunch of Russian finanolera In Hon
oiulug"
Bob nodded and waited for me 90
shape my thought on the subject,
a communion % German and
Russian intriRucrH has particularly
sinister angle just now" aug
Sested.
1T might threaten the peace OF
the woridr' replied my husband. sol
EMMY
II wouldn't conclude from the pa.
pers that there IN any too much
peace NJ stake today. Listen 10 these
headlines;
IAN. Socialist Rule for Germany
Revolt Feared In Dublin
"'Foeh Asks for Allied TroopH'i
Polish Offensive In Baitic'l
Starvation and TyphuS In Cen
trail Europe
German Reds Drive for Holland
FoodstuffHI
And the Let's and EAths prepare
for war. and the Reds attempt 10
make Alaska r~oedc. and there's a
big strike in Spain. and political IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-07

white people IL was. but one man
among them had married "A beau.
tlful Indian girl and this couple
hoped 10 make a home for them.
selves and their baby girl.
They made their landing early
In the morning and the young
Fronchman thought his pretty
young wife looked very beautiful
as she climbed the rough trail
carrying the baby in her arms.
lie wanted his baby TO be like n
white child and his wife tried 10
dress her carefully 40 no one
could call her papoosc.
80 they had made her n lovely
soft coat Of white silk. all padded
with down from ducks. and a soft
little bonnet OF white wool
1T all seemed so quiet and
peaceful and they were 80 very
thankful that no storm had
tossed their little boats. and the
men were calling back and forth
to each other as they walked,
when ahead OF them they saw n
line Of wicked Indians, They
started back to their boats and
there were more Indians. Then
out OF the forest to right and left
came more Indians TIL they were
quite surrounded.
some Of the white men had guns
but many we're unarmed, and they
were all carrying packs, and the poor
women with their children were fran
tic with fear,
THE arrows flew thick and fast
the HavnReH seemed not TO care
whether they struck men, women or
babies And tho beautiful Indian with
her white baby. knowing how cruel
the Indians are when they are at
war. could think OF nothing but how
to find place 20 hide her child.
Presently she saw two huge lors
with space enough between them to
make cradle, and watching for a
chance when she thought no one saw
her. ran 10 the place and laid her
baby down on the grass and ferns.
Then she hid behind a tree where she
could watch. and the Indians whooped
and yelled and danced around as the
day wore on. 90
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Bachelor in Lore
With Widow and Ddughter


Dear Miss Grey A great many
men. after reaching a certain age.
decide that they wish 10 get married
Whether Il II the age or the lady
that has made me decide. Is not the
question.
What want your opinion on IL
this; am IS and have met a widow
who Is nine years older than /. She
has a daughter who Is nine years
younger than l. The mother isn't
one OF those painted. powdered kind
who tries 10 look young. but
She just naturally looks young. In
many ways she u much more attrar.
tive than the daughter. and, well.
guess I'm In love with them both.
When think OF asking the
mother 20 marry me. the question Of
age comes up. when I think Of ask.
ing the daughter. think. well. IL the
widow Is too old. why wouldn't be
too old for the daughter
met the older lady about two
years ago. and went with her steady
for nearly seven months My work
then took me 10 another town. Tho
widows daughter worked in this
town and lived with her aunt. The
mother gave me letter Of in,roduc
ton In short time the girl and
were going together. went with
her about the same length OF time
went with the mother. and I arm
In love with them both. and they like
me. Which one shall marryG
Who started this Idea, anyway.
that the man should be older than
the wife,
The mother and daughter are nov
living together. when I 20 TO see
them. ! find myself wanting to kiss
them both. Being mother and
daughter. Il Is hard 10 find out which
one likes me best.
A MAN IN DOUBT.
You certainly are deep In tho
throes Of the eterrdI triangle. And
am afraid I can Be Of little or no
help 10 vou. sccause ! feel eractlv
ns von DO about age. Age IL a state
Of mind. and there arc just about az
many happily married couples inherc
the trife u older az rice uersa. " thu
truth t1crc knotrr
~ poa irish 20 remain on the safe
and sane stds. pou trouid. perhaps.
best remain a good pal 10 both. and
Leave the matrimonial angie 20 adjust
itself
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TOO TIRED TO eat?
Rest = MT. Eat slowly. Then Take
Hoods sarsnpsriIia

In this way you will avoid indi-
gestion. your stomach VIII feel tonic
effect. and in short time you will
have better appetite. more digestive
strength. better assimilation. and
will find your food tastes good"
One grateful woman writes: Il
earnestly recommend all women
who wish TO be made new. or who
are troubled with that tired feeling.
TO take Hoods Sarsaparilla- II won
dcrfuily relieved me Of sour stom-
ach. distress and belching"
A well known Justice OF the Peace
in Indiana says Hoods Sarsaparfiia
made food taste good" as after
taking three bottles he can now eat
three hearty meals day, works
hard and sleeps sound. Docsn't this
appeal to you-to eat well. work
hard and sleep well? Then get
Hoods SarEaparilla As q ger1ie
laxative. Hoods Pills help greatly.
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and had failed 10 meet his payments.
They arrested him and locked him
up. Now. what would like to
know h. II there IL any law hy
which n man who buys machine
and fails to make his payments. thru
sickness and bad luck. can be arrest.
I'd II he goes TO tho firm and turns
the car backT BUYER
Certainly not. " the buyer returns
the car 20 The dealer IN casc u u i'm
possible for him 10 uircf Ms pay
rscnfs Perhaps IN the case Vou
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To Prevent Patent
Pumps From Crucking

Dear Miss Grey: Please give me
advice az 20 what I should put on
my new patent leather pumps to
keep them from cracking.
A READER
Apply oliuc oil and rub the leather
gently; rub surplus OIL atn1v p4fn q
soft cloth.
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THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

n you have been trying various
kinds - cabbage and haven't yet
found just what suits you, select
Copenhagen Market this season
and find your difficulties at an
ana. This remarkable cabbage.
which originated In Denmark. iH
the only kind you need the season
thru start plants In boxes Of
earth I'm the house this month and
they VIII give you cahbaFes very
early In the season. Sow seeds oS
the same variety out OF doors In
May and they viii give you late
cabhagrn and cabhages 60 store
for winter There r. no early cab.
baRe which VIII stand 10 long
without the head bursting. and
few kinds which have as delicate
a flavor In tho fall The stem n
short and the head round and
solid. Moreover. IL has such
compact growth that IL viii stand
closer planting than many Of the
other kinds. a distinct advantage
In the small garden. II you want
variety plant some Savoy cab.
baEcs. too. any the American
Drumhead. which Is unsurpassed
for home use.
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a charge Of stealing. II nc could not
make MS payments and attempted
10 keep the car. nc surely could b,
arrested