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'TABLEAUX PLANNED
. IN NURSES HONOR
Life of Florence Nightingale
to Be visualized on
Centenary.

The subject matter and personnel o.
the seven tableaux vsualizfng I'M
portant events in the life of Florence
| nightingale. which. under direction
of Mrs Marie Moore Forrest of the
Community Service. are TO be spec
tacular feature of the celebration mkt
! Thursday night in Central High
School of the centenary OF the birth
| of the pioneer of modern hospital
nursing. are announced by Mrs. John
| l.. Newbold of the Instructive Visit
| ing Nurse Society of Washington.
who has this portion of the program
| in charge.
| "Her First Patient is the title Of
! the first tahleau. Mrs. Reginald Hui.
! dekoper. representing the ladies'
board of the Children's Hospital, is its
patroness. Miss Anne Hof will play
! age of sixteen. and the patient" re-
| fcrrcd to-a dog with a wounded
paw-will be played by Miss Hofs
| own collie.
Barrett Learned will impersonate
| Miss Nightingale. The Columbia Hos
! pital presents tableau No. 2-"At Last
the Call Comes" Mrs. Clarence Perley
is the patroness. Mrs Myron Whitney
portraying the nurses friend. Mrs.
Bracebridge: Mrs. Charles Bradley.
nurse: AIorven Thompson, the "Pur-
| veyor" and Corp. Brun of the air
| service. an orderly.
| George Washington University Hos
pital. sponsore No. 3. called The End
| less Letters Home Mrs. William
| Cline Borden is patroness. Nurses
/ will be played by Miss Louise King,
Miss Sarah King, Miss Ruth Larner.
| D. H. Smith.
THE Lady With the Lamp" is No. 4.
| for which Mrs Henry Leonard is pa
troness and the Child Welfare spon-
| sor. The patients in this scene will
! be members of the U. s. Marine Corps.
| playing the parts of British soldiers
| In the ward of a hospital
No. 5, Nursing as Miss Nightingale
| Found 1t: The Supremacy of Sairey
| Camp. Georgetown Hospital. with
Mrs. Isaac Cans as patroness. will
have in it's personnel Mrs. Martha s.
| Joan Anderson. Miss Evelyn Burgess,
Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Ella Ring
| gold. Miss Mary Teachum. Mrs C. r.
| Weir and Mrs. James Hartnett as pa
| tients.
Miss Selma Borchardt is patroness
| of No. s tableau. entitled "a Revolu.
ton Accomplished" for which Gar
! field Hospital is sponsor. High school
| girls will take the part of nurses in
| this scene.
The final tableau will show 100
nurses and pupils Of training schools
| in the District paying homage to the
founder of their profession. It will
! be called 1.-THE Vision Fulfilled"
Addresses by distinguished men and
| women. music by the Marine Band
and Red Cross motion picture Aim
| will round out the program.
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, chairman
! of the committee on nursing activities
| of the District Of Columbia Chapter,
American Red Cross. and Mrs Whit
man Cross, president Of the Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurse Society. are act
ing as joint chairmen of the commit
tee for the big celebration, which 10
under the auspices Of these two or
] CARNATIONS, the Child Welfare Socf-
| ETY. and the ladies' board Of the city
hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
POLITICS CENTERED
N,SPR|NGF|ELD, I'LL.
Both Parties Holding Con-
ventions to Choose National
Delegates at LARGE.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May 10 (by the
Associated Press)-Democratic and
republican state conventions ma,
here today to select delegates at large
to the national conventions and to
transact other party business.
In the republican camp a spirited
clash for control between Gov. Frank
y. Lowden and William H. Thomp.
son. mayor Of Chicago, was forecast.
while in the democratic meeting II
was said by leaders that the only
point of difference probably would be
on adoption of a resolution bearing
on the liquor situation.
Will "Fisht to q Finish..
At the suggestion of friends Of Gov.
IoWden and Mayor THOMPSON a con-
ference was held at the governors
mansion late yesterday in q final at
tempt to agree upon = program, but
later IT was asserted the fight on
the floor Of the convention toda y
would be to finish" The contest
would determine whether Mr.. Thomp-
son would be Reelected national
committeeman. leaders said.
United States Senators Lawrence Y.
Sherman and Medill Mccormick. L. T..
Emerson. secretary Of state; Mayor
Thompson and Representative Frank
l.. Smith were suggested as FIVE OF
the eight delegates at large by Fred
Lundin. the mayors political man.
ager. Gov. Lowden. II was said. de-
sired the election Of Harold Jokes and
Fred Cpham. 1t was generally under-
stood one woman would be named.
and Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns Of Chicago
was prominently mentioned.
Democratic Forecast.
Charles Boeschenstein Of Edwards.
VILE probably would be reelected
democratic national committeeman, Il
was said. and also selected as a dele
gate at large to the San Francisco
convention. Others prominently men
toned were Frank J. Quinn, Peoria
Representative Henry T. Rainey. Car
roIlton. and Francis Peabody Of
Wheaton. Leaders said no woman del.
egate at large would be chosen, but
two woman alternates would be Sc.
lected.
Action on the liquor plank in the
state platform dope in large meas.
ure upon what action was taken at
the republican convention. 1t was in.
dictated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
ron PARTLY DlsAlIID MN.
Plans Relating to Inplsynsnt Of
Soldiers.

Announcement 10 made that the War
Depa rtment. the Federal Board for
Vocational Education and the Civil
Service Commission will cooperate TO
facilitate in every way possible the
employment under the War Depart
ment in the District Of Columbia and
else where OF partially disabled SOL
diers on an equal basis with those
who have not sustained physical In
jury.
To become eligible for permanent
appointment the partially disabled
soldier must qualify through the
usual examination in the same man
ner that is required of other persons
seeking employment In the classified
civil service. Having 80 qualified. he
pointment.
Some of the positions under the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
TRADE REVIVAL IN CHINA.
q. s. Commercial Agent Predicts
Unlimited Business Opportunities.

China Is at the beginning of what
may prove the greatest Industrial and
commercial development the world
has ever seen and the American peo-
pie must awaken to their unlimited
opportunities in that country. Com
mercial Attache Arnold declares to-
day in a repor. to the Department Of
Commerce.
Demand in China for all commod1-
ties, particularly machinery. for the
next twenty or thirty years will he
enormous. Mr.. Arnold predicted. The
opportunity is so vast there need be
no International jealousies" in COM
peting for Chinese trade. he said. The
lay will come he believes. when the
Pacific will be the worlds great
arena of trade" and such trade will
be worth while only if 1t is built on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
RECEIVES LIGHT SENTENCE.
Mrs. Maud Doster. Who Shot Army
CAPTAIN, Pleads Guilty.

DEFINING. n. NJ. May 1O.-The case
Of Mrs. Maud Doster, accused of muir.
dering her common-law husband,
Capt. Wade Doster. United States
Medical Corps. came to q dramatic
end yesterday afternoon. when Dis
trict Judge Raymond r. Ryan &C.
cepted a plea of guilty to second-de-
gree murder and sentenced Mrs. Dos.
ter to serve not less than three or
more than four years in the state pris.
on. 1t was the lightest penalty pos.
sible.
Capt. Doster was shot and killed in
the room the couple occupied at a
Columbus. n. NJ. hotel. After shoot
ing Capt. Doster the woman shot her.
self and is convalescing from the ef.
feet of a bullet wound in the breast,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
HUNGARY OPPOSES TREATY.
Reports Of Refusal Of Sign Con.
Armed in Rome.

LONDON. May = Tn. reports that
Hungary Is setting hersel. against
acceptance Of the peace treaty have
been confirmed In Rome by Sezea
Merczeg. Hungarian councillor of
state. who IL now in that city. says an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Rome today. 1t quotes the councillor
as declaring that Hungary will not
sign the treaty without notifications.
including provisions for the holding
Of plebiscites in disputed territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
TWO DIE IN AUTO CRASH.
Two Others injured in Accident At
Dallas. lex.

Fearis. twenty-seven years. Of Sher-
man. Tex. and Jack Lewis. twenty
nine years. OF San Antonio. were kill
ed. and Miss Maude Thompson and
William SkagG. both of Dallas. were
critically injured here. when an au-
tomobile. driven by Miss Billie Will
SON of Dallas, crashed into con-
crete culvert at sharp turn on
Lennon avenue.
Miss Wilson. according to police.
said she swerved into the culvert to
avoid a collision with an approaching
automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
Two Flyers Injured in FAN.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 1o-Lieut.
Lieut.. Leslie Morse. Boston. Army
aviators at McCook Field, Dayton.
Ohio. were injured here when an
airplane in which they had started for
Dayton went into a tail spin and fell
$50 feet to earth. Roth are in Uni.
versity Hospital and are expected to
recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10

war Department In which partially
ere those Of s.snosraphsr. syp.st.
clerk. ale clerk, msssenser. watch.
man. muitigraph operator. mimeo-
graph operator. blue printer. skilled
laborer. foreman Of laborers. packer.
Sign painter. electrician. carpenter.
painter. checker. elevator operator.
storekeepef. tlmekeeper and the like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10

western Australia has three men to
every two women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
0E0RGIAN.s0viEr PEACE
Treaty Contains Russias Recogni
ton Of Republics Independence

IpNIs<. MaN 81 peace treat, has
been concluded between soviet Eussia
and the republic - Georgia. according
10 a wireless me-sag. from Moscow
The treaty provides that Russia shaU
recognize the indcps ndsnc- ~ ':rorsa
and undertake not to interfere IT.
Georgia's international affairs.
That republic shall comprise the fni
lowing territory. The TifiiS. kuiais and
Ratum governments and also the dis
tricts of Zakataly and Sukhum and 7,
portion OF the Black sea government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10

If there were but one potato left in
the world a careful cultivator might
produce 10000. 100000 from ii in ten
years and thus supply the world with
seed again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10

n foundation % ndship and good
" m he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10

NEW YORK. May lo.-1n reply to
q request from the National Civic
Federation. Though Alton b. Par
ker. It's president, to define his pc.
sition regarding recognition OF the
soviet government Of Russia by the
United States DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler, candidate for the republican
presidential nomination. has declared
he is absolutely opposed to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10

EnRland's latest and greatest bat
tleship has kitchens that can scrNe
1400 meals in ten minutes and 4
bakery capable OF turning out l.tn"
mounds of bread daily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
10 WIADO OSCL.

M.1yEtkich InteFeSant6w n~aj0prKeJ-
naiej PrOsimS % prEestrEe$anic D"atS-
AxSrh HskaE0wek:
BEuFa AdmInistraeyi naEzeJ otwaxte
40 prEez dEleh eniy Cd SodHIny s,meI
Erana do ESQ w~lecSoren - CO dnlaS q
Myiatkicm niedEIel 4 SWAT krnJoSSych,
SbOUiQ1ut9cyeh.
.ZarEsdca PiSma nas1ego przyjmuje
ipteresant6YE co dnia w GODZINACH
POPOLUDNIOWHCH Cd 2-Eiej do 5-teI
- y wyjatkien sob0t.
Redakeya Ola differentiation fwnrtn
Ieat TYLkO w GODZINACH RANNYCH
- Cd GODZINY 1880 DO G0DZINY
n 8 20 POludaia tylko IN sPeeyalaz
mOwa.
Redaktor Naezelny prxyJmuJe Inte-
-reEant0ST TYLkO PO GOD6INIE l0-teI
PREEsD POLUDN1EM.
Uprasza sic y lie moinOsci us1eIkiS
sprawy = ReaRkeys salarwtne PlSEM-
NIE. DO N kOn"ersacye dfugieI ME ma
my eEaSug tyLkO W Sprawach skczeg6l-
aIeisEej MasL oSobiStych, Tub ME dais-
rYch sic EsIIaESIe EwtrGIe - dFoER kO
responaencyi - prOstmy jRwiS sIs OsO-
biscie, EnchOwuJ9c m SyzSIsdEIe, ie O.
wszysey n~Rjbardziej jestesnIy ssIedS
Ea~truuntenlT
hOrespOAusntoW aprAsEamy stsno.
ySr.U, uOy PLsAII LzL>AEbALE-AahA-
49, AEAA, LON Ma ASAAAAks, Nlh
zDGA sCAS~hn AZ 4 GAGAAO IA JsS-
1890 rARAEtSUs
SesA E4SSOTy JAkIeksIwAsk me maSs
hyc O~6svSsOAes pVenaAaA4 ge - - kOnu
~nASs gesAl ROAS~ahe - 40 ANFo
A. W ra&AE Hlc OsaOAA-niAs nAAe@1 q
MhAzAAk 4 .
EOIAEUNG AA EahUANA
E-AsskSS 49,
AAang "a Communication do OSaOsEeaLs
nie naGeAy HEAes1aae ma kaEINaeh ON-
krSaJchs 6ADA 49, nAE rEA4AS
mA.r SAC 1kLkSr o.
AnaahSn - ehy Ua W wSgSLkOSy yea
aSSaaknehT roHnIcS pGlosEens AOISeaa.
even ruenu W tORSarA9 stNach IeleLOnl.
.suIe ME p-rEy1tnugeHy.
MsneLkIe oyIosEenEA naleE7 do Dkln-
IN uxlOsse0 ~ AnaAIn1strucSt tam nj,
urr..l 1VraeaS naLeSy.
pOaElekoNanin - HSZELklkGO TO-
,1u. IlsShObICYE HALObNE, POLl.
T1SLNE ! L q. naIe<9 do DEiaia 0gio.
sken-
WaxeIkie Appropriateness, zaWtado-
..t.nia 4. %. naasza bye podpfsane -
.s,nru, aasNs iskienl uFaE . naFesem pa.
1900; bCEinakepnysh, lub pedFisanycf
,xslniklem, nibO wFesEete stoweR
Ea1Stet' - kOm6nikncyt n kores'
r.narpr,i mic znmfesxeEamy.
FSts1oNyr1O ale oglnssnmy ADM
art Wyeieczek, Iub yplkn1.
- IHzADGANGCH " NIEDZIELE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
1920.

Rok die ietnasty W wiecznosci
tonic,
Me opiakany przes wielu;
Jasny ,,dwudziesty" ma niebosklonie,
Moi przyjacielu.
Jasny DO q Polski jasne nam wiesci
Niesie Cd Matki Ojczyzny,
l SERGE wiarQ przesiodka pieSci,
Re zgoi blizny.
Jasny, BIO zwraca W dziejowe progi,
Ma kt6rych polskiej czci prawa:
Krzyz 2 mieczem lackim wszak
kruszyl wrogi
Ia MieczysIawa!
I dis przepolski nasz hufiec zbrojny,
Chrobry imieniem Hallera,
Groze prusaczei i ruskiei wojny
Zwyciezko Sciera!
Jasny, BIO lacey rece do zgody,
Przez wszystkie Narodu stany;
Wraca nam Polskie Baltyku woody.
I Sziaskie }any.
Jasny, DO Swiat{o nauki nieci,
Tworzac n~ajwyAsze Uczelnie;
Wars8awy, wilma. Poznania Object
Ochrania dzielnie.
Jasny, bo posZedl W praoic6w wierze,
Droga chrzescljaGskich a%nnal6w,
7 z Rzymu W darze przedrogim
bierZe
Dw0ch Kardynal6w!
Jasny, DO widzi wszechSwiata oczy
W podziwie ku nam z~wr6cone,
I Wieszcz6w naszych piesni p~rorocze
Dz;siaj spelnione.
Rok ten i ola mas MECH jasnie biezy
W zgody uczuciu Bozem,
I wsp6lnei piracy ola tel Macierzy,
CO lSni 20 morzem.
Swedesburg. Pa. dn. S. styc2nia 20.
rs. DR.. Alfred Wr6blewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
.ZTEKI% REDAKCYJNEJ.

innymi dopom6dz rodakom | dopilno-
wac, azeby ich podania W spisie lud.
nosci byly prawdziwio Sapisane, by
PoIakom ujm / uchybiei aadnych ME
przysparzaIy.
Argumenty to dobre; tedy W mYsl
ich staralismy sic o to, zeby naszych
| rodak6w wSr0d urzednik6w cenzusu
ME braklo, a gaSety nasne r~ozpisywa.
Iy sic M ten temat - nawet W imie
patryotycKnych interesow. W spisie
tym r6wnici angazowanych, by Po-
lacy jak nailicmiej zgiaszali sic ma
| enumerator6w.
; Nastai ceRzu 1 Zaczela sic robota.
PoroZdZielano okregi, dzielnice mia
sta [ - ~natychmiaS. OkaEalo sic, il
W rozdzielaniu tcm graja role wzgle-
| dy wszelkie inne - tylkO ME tie, ja-
kie poruszano PREY agitacyi o zySka-
ME eI1umerntor6w. Otto - p~oniewa3
. enumeratorzy platni 50 ,,od sStuki"
- re talk powiemy, ii. cd z~apisanych
naZwisk. czy pozycyi W arkuSzach cen
zusowych - prDeto roZmaitym fory-
towanym paniczom podawano dy-
strykty / dEielnice lepsze, 2 gestszem
aaludnieniem q tym, co ME micli po-
~litycznej protekcyi, dano dziclnicc
gorsze. Ot0z wiec nasi poIscy enume
ratorzy, kt6rych godzono, obiecujqc
i'm polskie dzielnice, zostali poprze--
znacZani do dzieanic obcych, gdzie pre-
ryi CO nieInfara / schodziC buty trDe-
ba, MIN sic IyVa dusze uiaF l zapi-
see, owe zaS gesto zaludnione poll
skie 1 czeskie dzielnice podostawali
e"numeratorzy ajryscy, choG czesto
ME umiejacy sic ani rozm6wic z ty-
mi, do kt6rych przychodza, Z czego
powstaja nieporozumienia, ~starcia.
spory, a nawet awantury i b6iki, jak
to o TEN iui W angielskich gazetach
czytaG MONA.
Kobietka tam ~jaka-siaka, przestrBe
CANA przed agentami 1 domokra5cami,
ME vie - CO w gazetach pisza, o
ccnzusie ME ~slyszata, widzi, re ,,przy-
iazi jakisi odmieniec z arkusiami /
znpisuie ludzi' - mySli, zc to moSe
na gOrszy ~jeszcze podatek albo ma in
n e ,,oszukaistwo" - tedy ME wielc
sIuchajac, mniej zastanawiajac SIZE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
S1abe Pluca?
HOjna Pr6bna Oferta EuroPejskieGo Dc
~nkoRAIeEO LelLantw1. MOde bye u1yte
nm nnana ndnoHIeAzialno6e.

nkoAAieGO LeALarutwa. Nose Dyc uI'to
mn nAszS odpowiedzialnoSe.
" catych Stanach zjednocionyo, "
takirfkolwiek klimacie tego kraju
SANoSIN, wielki Europejski wynaia-
EEK ma lecsenie suchot pfucnych IN
nych ntszczace pluca 1 ~bronchialne emo
roby, ~prZynios2o I'm prawdziwe ,poief,-
szenie; re one lecZy liasZel, iagoozi DO
orzynoSi ozywcZy sen. usuwa income po-
" / dodaje apetytu. SIawry DR.. Essers
Z A~msterdamu, W Hollapdyi moWi: -
,,Jestto moralnym obowtazH EN- uczS-
mic SAEOSIE Hnanym caicj
Wielu innyoi zITanyCh lekarzy .prz!-
rodnak6 CIV, pomied1y niemi Dr.: Noel !
Pam Camille Jonas z BrukselIi W bel
gN, chwal!li SANOSIN przytac7ajsc
lego dobre w2asnoaci. SASOSIN uzyw1
sic ME iak drogerye ale w~ypoczyWalar
WyEoanie W domu pod sekretem jeze |
ohcecie. SANOSIS ME posiada narKotE-
kow - sSdnych nis7czacych droGerH.'
za1nych szkodliwych ~subStancyt. Mo2e
bye uzyte przeE Observation-Disclosures oeH
nj NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Przyslljc!e zara1 pa
~posylana darmo KSIAIECLkE ! pre-
c~zytatcie jak SANOSIN byio ~staranHla
zbadane przez 3e0na 2 ieKSL
N edycznych stowarzysZen W sEiecic'
zanirn bylo uzywane W Stanach Hjedn.
Bedziecie zadziwieni przeczytawszS
o niezwykiych reZultatach otrzyma-
nych, I CO movie o SASOSlN. Take
ucieszy Gle sic jak sic dowiecie 1ak LAT
Ho mozeoie doStac / uzyc to wySoko Pc
Iecone SANoSIN / spr6bowac &c ma ma
sze ryzyko. Piszcie dzisiaj pc t. inte-
resuisca keiazke wysylana darmo q
vszystkiomi szczeg0lami. Adres: SASO-
BIN. SCI D. Unity Bldg, Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Zaloiona 1897 Toku.
NACIERZ POLSKA.
TEIEFON MONROE 4S0S.
HARzAU

HARZAD GEOWNHS
Ks. FrancIsgek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks. 4. 4. K}owo, Wice-Moderator.
woic!ech Z. Soska, "rezes.
Antoa!na Bsranowska. WIce-DrezeSSA'
Wojciech Menklcki, Wice-prezes.
Tomasz s BiachowskL, Sekretar1.
Franciszek witkowski, S~karonIk-
Sfanislaw LiczmahskL DyrektoH.
wiRdyslAw Lopatka- DyTeEtorI
AatOnI MSzurk. Dyrektor.
sa,omss ~UrSsSska. pyreStorka-
FranciszSa Bieschke, D~yrektorkA
DIR, Fr. A. Dulak, Lekarz Esc1elry-
Adv. Plotr p. Miadak. Doradca Prawny,
Berta c. woitalew!cz. Asyst: Sekr. Gem
GODHSY BIUROWEi
BlCro ZarZadu Glownego otwarte "
dnL powszednie Cd godz. S-te1 rano do
s-tsj wiecZorsm. Nv sooote do lei po-
poludnlU). Wieczorem, " dni poWsEed-
ME z wyjatkiem soboty)). cd .godEiny
1-meJ DO s-tet = W IiedSiels sWlets
~uroczySte. biuro Jest Eamkniste.
PrezesaI " p~oniedz!Alkl ! pistkI wie-
esorami od Eodziny 7-meJ do S-tet
WsEeIkie correspondence do Gowhs-
20 Prezesa nalezy adresowae:
wOJCIECH f. SOSKA.
1855 w. Division STR Chicago, III
Se~kretarEaI W p~onisdZiaikl, wtorkL
srody czwartki. Wleczorami Cd godzi-
ny T-mei do 9-teL 1 Cd l-szej popolu:
dniu codziennie. z wytstkiem soooty. Cd
S-tej 10 l-SzeI
SkarbniknI we wtorkl, srody Z piatki
od godzIny 7-msj do s-tej ~WiecZorem.
lklndania Op;at. wsZelkie oplaty do Ks-
Sy Gl6YHej Drsyjmuje Kasyer Glowny
podczas gOdzin ofisowych. albo we dnis
" godZinach ~ofisowych, SekretaK1 &C.
nernlny.
wsze!kie llsty nadsylae nalsSy m re-
&c SeE-ct2rza Generalnego:
TOMASA =. BLACHOWSkI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater
Y455 W. Division str. Chicago, al
EINANSE.
Przekazy hankowe pocxtows
(ehecks. money orders etc. nalezy wy
sta ~ org2nizacys:
Potash ALMA MATER,
~prZesyiac pod adrssen:
FIR. wIFK0wSKI,
IsSS ", DlSIHfon str. ChieaEo. III
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Earzadu GiOwnego:
I455-57 W. Division Utica,
Ma druGIem pletrEe.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

szyhskie to diva zywotne paraguay
W ksiedze naszego bytu i potegi ma
! rCdowej. S}uBznoSG / sprawiedliwosc
nakazuje oddac nam te dwie krainy
W niepodzielne wladanie. a jednak-
&c ciezko nam dowiesG siusznosci na-
szych zadah wobec sWiata! nawet
przychylni nam skadinad ~poSadzaia
mas troche o pewnego rodzaju "a
chlannoS6 i przecza slusznej podsta-
wy w dopominaniu sic tych dawnych
| dzielnic polskich zpowrotem. A ja--
ka tego przyczyna? Zrozumiec iatwo
- znana z t~endencyjnej swet akcyi
nauka niemieoIa starala sic l do Pc
wnego stopnia dopiela celu W narzu-
ceniu swiatu pozornych dowod6w, re
tax Gdansk, jakctez Cieszynskie 50
zupelnie niemieckie h~istorycznie 1 3
ducha o~g6lnego, kt6ry tam panuje,
70 Polska nigdy ME posiadala zadne-
go tytulu ~slusznego do panowania
mad tent dzielnicami, re poprostu
historya ME mole dostarczyc dosta-
tecznych dowod6w,, azeby ma mich O.
prze6 nasze pretensye. A my z naszej
strony zachowywalismy sic raczej
biernie i ME broniliSmy naszych
praw z dostateczna energia, dhociaz
ME brak nam bylo dowod6w wystar-
czajacych ma poparcie siusznosci ma
szych 2adan. TAX archiwa rHnych
miast polskich jak / liczne dokumen-
" i stare monety moglyby dostar-
c2yG calej masy nie1bitych argumen-
tow zadajacych khan tendencyjnej
history pruskiej. Niestety zaniedba-
lismy to bogate a talk wazne ola mas
pole nauki ] dobrowolnie utracili-
Smy znakomita broh " walco prowa-
dzonej ola celow patryotycznych.
Dopiero W ostatniej chwili niemal
i TO ma ~obczyznie, znalazi sic uczci-
Wy patryota i zdolny badacz historyi
naszej o1czystej, ktory mozolnie zbic-
rajac materially bogate, zwlaszcza ma
polu dyplomatyki i numizmatyki,
potrafii po}aczyG luzne dokumenty /
historyczne monety W ieden logiczny
iaicuch dowod0w o niezaprzeczonej
NartoSci naukowej, oddajac TEN OIL
brzymia usluge ME tylko nauce wo-
cole, ale Ojczyznie przedewszystkiem.
KS. Jan Suchos, Proboszcz polskiej
parafii " EynOn, Pa, jest tym szla-
chetnym k~aplanem i u@onym bada-
czem, kt6rego zbiory dokument6w i
monet polskich dostarczaja nauce
tax pozadanych dOwodow ma popar-
Gle siusznoSci naszej sprawy, Zwlasz-
CA W kierunku tych dw0ch, zywot-
nych ola mas punkt6w: sprawy Gdan-
ska / Cieszyhskiego. 1 rzeczywiscie
wd7iecznoSc j uznanie mu sic nalezy
"a to prace ucciwa a podjeta W &C.
ZACH bezinteresownych dla dobra
naszego imienia i slawy naszej PREY
szloSci. ! ME watpimy, re og6l polski
zrozumie swoj obowiazek wdzieczno.
Sci / popieraG bedzie skutecznie prace
jego uczciwa W wydawnictwie podo-
bin tych ma prawde wysokiej ceny
dokument6w historycznych, swiad--
czacych jasno i niezbicie ME tylko
O naszej chwalebnej potedze W mi
nionej dobie, ale dajacych nam do
reki skuteczna bron przeciw tenden-
! cyjnemu falstowaniu historycznej
prawdy, ~szerzonej przez naszych wro-
cow"
DR.. s. NJ. TorosiewicZ.