davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Rational Home Remedy
For Wrinkled, Baggy Skin

Bathing the face III a simple lotion made
as follows - the best thing known to dis
perse wrinkles from the finest lines 10 the
deepest CruN sfett Powdered saNollfe. one
ounce dissolved in witch hazel. one-half
mint Your Arrest druggist can supply the
constituents It is a natural and rationa
treatment as II tends TO remove tse cause
Of those tell tale signs of advancing age,
worry or il-heaita. Having both astringent
and tonic properties. tie solution tightens
the tpo loose skin and tends 10 soiGiiy the
underlying muscular tissue This smooths
cut The wrinkles and gives the skin nrmer
supporting foundation.
obviously this effect must also reduce
hanging cflcens double chin and haggy
nack. The remarkably prompt action Of
tins harmless lotion is another commend
able fCa turc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
COLLEGE WOMEN IN
EVENTS OF WORLD
Politics, Baby Welfare, Civic Mea-
sures, Some Things They
Are Furthering.
College women are in the vanguard of

College women are in the vanguard of
events these days.
Hundreds of graduates from California
colleges and universities, as well as others
from Eastern ccntcrs of learning, have
met in conference during the past few
weeks.
Politics, baby welfare, civic and legls-
Iative measures these are some of the
things which college women in general are
ftlrthcring. in addition to educational pur-
suits and activities.
The pastfew weeks have had decidedly
a college flavor in circles where women
congregate. =.
Not only does this apply to assemblies
of local concern-but, 1t is universally
true.
Education of Women for Political
Effectiveness. "America's Part IN En-
larging Educational Opportunities Tor
Women" "The College Woman and the
Home'-these are q few topics on which
leaders have addressed the several groups
attendant on special occasions.
Considering the work which Bryn MawI
and other college women have done and
are doing constantly in the world at large
there is an interesting point brought out
hy Mrs Frederick Faulkner OF Stanford
University. l NITS. j dtilkii'i
''Not only were girls, who formerly
were expected to sew and sing and lool
pleasant and say little Of vital things ans
then marry and raise family, suddenly
given an opportunity for mental develop
mcnt and training equal to that Of thel
brothers, but they were expected to gov
ern themselves and to live by scf-made
rules while they were doing It.
AN INTERESTING COMPOSITE.
AT dinner given by the Association o
Collegiate AlumnR recently, an interest
ing composite Of the college women Q
today was presented.
Those who responded to the toasts i'm
parted in full measure the value Of tha
training which stamps the college hre'
man or woman
The dinner was given for the prlm
purpose Of furthering tho financial cam
paign which is claiming the attention Q
thinking citizens throughout the lcnet
and breadth Of the land Miss llarrle
Bradford, dean Of college women Of tn
| Stanford University was toastmastcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
CLUB WOMEN FAVOR
GOOD READING

The power OF good literature and the
need Of library extension viii stand out IN
one of the great sessions Of the biennial
convention Of the General Federation Of
Wonen's Clubs to be held at Des MONIES,
Iowa, June 1923. Mrs True Worthy
White Of Boston, chairman Of this de
partInent, has prepared program OF un-
usual interest With the slogan that 4
book may he as great as a battle she
has wrought a great program including a
special session and a series Of conferences
accompanied by exhibits 1t was at the
Hot Springs convention in 1918 that Mrs.
White declared the greatest State In the
Union is the state OF mind The epl-
gram caught the Imagination Of her
audience and has become a national
ayiOyu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Y. w. C. A. CALENDAR.

"Wednesday 1000 4, n Equipment
and Repairs Committee. Club Rooms;
8 .. m, Freshman Corps Initiation, Club
Rooms: 4 p. m, Pocohontas Corps Party
for Teachers, Club Rooms; 4 p m, Re
ligious Work Committee, Club Rooms;
Z D. m. Mandolin Glass, Club Rooms
S 3. m. Mandolin Club, Club Rooms
Thursdav-l0 a. m. Cafeteria Com
rnittee. Club Rooms: 4 a. m, Secretarlal
Committee. Club Rooms $50 p. m,
Industrial Committee. Club Rooms $50
>. m, Good FAIRY Girl Reserves, Club
Rooms: 7.3O p m. Industrial Girl Re
serves.
Friday 10 a m Finance Commlttee.
Club Rooms; 3 80 p. m, Hiawatha Corps,
Club Rooms: $50 p. m. Membership
Committee. Club Rooms: 4 p. m. Va
watasi Corps, Club Rooms; : ,. m,
Wapanachki Camp Fire, Club Rooms
7.30 D. m, Aloha Club. Club Rooms
Saturday Weekend for National Con
vention Delegates, Holiday House.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
Officers and Chairmen Of Committees
Elected for Two Years.

The election Of officers of the Twentieth
Century Club took place Friday after
noon, April 80. The following officers
and chairmen were elected To serve two
years: President, Mrs. l.. l.. Arts;
first vice president, Mrs. l.. Irving Handy;
second vicc-president, Mrs. Ernest
Slaughter; recording secretary, Miss Rena
Williams; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Walter Tatnall; treasurer Mrs. Norris
Trlax; club hostess, Mrs. A. l.. Hudson
program, Miss Emily Spruance; educa-
ton, Mrs Leland Harmonson; literature,
Miss Anna IIough; history, Mrs. Grayl
Deakyne; civics, Mrs. II. L. Nichols; socia
service, Mrs. G. L. Rowland; arts and
crafts, Mrs G. T. Speakman music, Mrs.
Thomas Coverdale,
Friday the new officers will be installed.
A resume Of the year s work will be given
and the program will be followed by a
social hour and ten.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

the state may inherit property. The
estates of enigrants and of rebels are sub
jcct 10 confscation by The state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

gether Of men and women" are abolished.
Under the laws Of succession ia the
soviet code, none but the "needfup md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
MEET AT MIDDLETOWN
Women's Auxiliary Of Diocese ofDelaware
in Session Today.

The WoYncn's Auxiliary Of the Diocese
of Delaware viii hold their spring meeting
al Niiddletown today. Members from Viii
mjngton who expect IA attend will leave
on the SO from French street station.
meeting az the executive committee
has been called for 8 O'Clock and the
general meeting viii have corporate COM
munion and convene at 1880 Rev Percy
/, Donauhv will be ceIcbrant and Rev
+. J. Ice. of Oniing, China, will deliver
the address 1t the morning.
Luncheon viii he served AZ noon and
the women Of the parish Will bc the hostcs-
ses 4 brief business session will be held
during the early part Of the afternoon
An address 0n ''PlanS and New Methods
Of the Auxiliary will hc delivered ~
Miss Grace Lindley, q secretary Of the
Church Mission House, New J ork.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
WOMEN DELEGATES.
They Will Help Represent Arizona at the
Democratic Convention.

Arizona has fallen into line with the
>pw order of things in the selection Of its
SIX delegates TO the Democratic national
convention, and will send two women
delegates TO San Francisco. In addition,
four women will serve as alternates.
The two delegates are Mrs. Betty White
and Mrs. Anna NJ. Hirst The women Sc
lected as alternates are: Mrs. Theodore
Marsh. Mrs. George Foote, Miss Alice
Birdsall and Mrs. Helen NJ. Price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Hollandsville Sewing Club Leads.

The Hollandsville Sewing Club Is
the most advanced In their work Of any Of
the clubs in Kent county Miss Anna
Lister, their teacher, has had previous
experience as a leader and knows how TO
Leen the girls interested and working
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
PolIyanna Sunshine Branch

PoIlvanna Branch of the Sunshine 90
cirtv will meet this evening at the
home Of Mrs " q. Robinson, b =
Market street. The meeting will be
largely devoted to business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Mrs. Laird Addresses CTubmen.

An address on Child Welfare in the
State of Delaware was given before a
gathering of kiwanians at the conclusion
OF their weekly luncheon in the du Barry
room of the Hotel du Pont yesterday by
Mrs. William H. Laird
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06

rHE SMARTEsT EVENING GOWN
II the budget for dress permit
only one evening gown safe in
vestment is printed georgette COM
bined with soft satin. The model
picture cd has an undervest Of Lace
which is literally exposed by the
deep V-shaped neck and large arm
holes Of the bodice A narrow belt
OF metal ribbon finishes the waist.
The foundation skirt may be tucked
under. If preferred Medium sizes
requires yards 40 inch crepe
georgette and 212 yards 36-ineh sat
IN
Pictorial Review Bodice No. S755.
"a to 46 inches bust, Price 25 cents
Skirt No 1926. Sizes, q to &c in
ches waist. Price. 20 cent2-
Crosby & Hill Company are sole agency
OF Pictorial Review Patterns. Whining
tons leading store for silk wash goods and
wooden dress goods 605-07 -O9 Market
street-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
Rummage Sale on Nav 8.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Epworth
NJ. f. Church will hold rummage sale
on Saturday, NAV s, at III Tatnall street
All donations will be gladly received.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13

ga. WlaSciwy zarazek rozszerza sic
przez odchody chorych zwierzat, lub
przez ciesz w~ydzielajaca sic re scier.
wa tychze.
Bydlo i owce zarazaja sic najcze-'
sciej przez pasze s~plugawiona 2araz-
kami, zawie.ajacymi zarodki wagli'
ka. Pracownicy PREY sk6rach i wei
ME takich ~zwierzat n~ajczesciej pa
daja ofiarami tel choroby. MONA
sic tez zaraziG przez oddechanie'
wciagajac W pluca pyl z powietrzsm
pracujac PREY sortowaniu weiny; "a
rack ten moze sic tel dcstac W ska
leczone miejsce ma ciele.
Zwyczajnie uzywane prEedmioty
jak PEBBLE do golenia / czapki z ba-
rankowej sk6ry moga r6wniez bye
zakazone tymi zarazkami, ale cho-
-oba ia ME MONA sic zarazit przez
samo zetkniecie sic z chorym. Uka-
szenia owad6w, jak komary' | sta
jenne muchy, roznosza take te cho'
robe.
(Ciag daisy nastapD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13

nieustanfie, pc "a tenn pragna
ENiemcy odwlec lie sic da termin
plebiscytu i sprowadzic kilkaset
tysiecy hakatystow, ably wzmo-
chic swoj clement, nakoniec zaj'
muja sic wciaz koncesyami co dc
autonomii g6rnoSlaskiej. w
sprawach p~lebiscytu wysuniete
zostaiy ostatnio przez komisa;
RIA pIebiscytowego ma c. slasku
nastepujace zadania:
~ Ably osoby, urodzone ma
obszarach plebiscytowych, a ME
mieszkajace ma mich, mialy pra'
wo glosu.
y ably plebiscyt odbyf sic je,
dnego dnia r6wnoczesnie ma ca,
lynn Slasku, a mic, jak pragnie
Polska, kolejno w rozmaitych O.
kregach.
81 ably polaczenie kolcjowe
miedzy Slaskiem a Niemcami ME
bylo przerwane,
a. ably prawo glosowania PREY
znane zostalo osobom ME uro'
dzonym ma Slasku, a zamieszka'
lynn tam cd I. grudnia, 1918 r.
Wszystkic tc zadanie So zasa,
dniczo przeciw intcresom PolSkj
Ii jake, takie stanowczo odrzuco'
ne bye musza.
Wr6g trzeci - to zydzi. I'm t.
W duzej micrze zawdzieczamy Gig
ely spadek mark polskiej i de,
zorganizacye W zyciu gospodar'
Kczem.
Jeden Z wybitnych politykoN
amerykahskich, ktory przeby
wal teraz w Warszawie,. powlc
dial:
- I rad i spoleczehstwo sto
suje do zyd6w W Polsce biedn'
metode. Trzeba ich otaczac opie
ka i czynic i'm wszelkie ufatwie
mia, ably zachecit do emigracyl
Dopiero, gdy sic chot polowa zy
dow z Polski rozproszy pc ca
lei kuli ziemskiej - Polska o
detchnie.
J. Mazowiecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
1929 w. Chicago Ave,
Dlaczego Tysiace Osot
! Dzieci umiera Ma
Zapalenie Pluc?

Dlatego, re gdy nabawia sic "a
kej choroby jak influenza, gryPa,
kaszel. zaziebienie, katar, bronchi-
lis, z~apalenie gardta, zapalenie mig
dafow, b6le W piersiaeh, ME stree
"a sic / ME staraja sic wylecZyt cho-
rob, z kt6rych zwykle rozwija sic
zapalenie pluc. Jesli niedomagacie,
lub ~cierpicie ma ktore z wyzej wy
mienionyeh d~olegliwosci, ME odkia-
daicie, lecz idzcie do waszego apte
kara I zakupcie sloik Kamphrol.
zapewnijcie sic, re dostaniecie pra-
wdziwy Kamphrol z czerwono- bta-
lynn krzyzem ma kaSdej pac1ce.
Kamphrol zawiera balsamowe o
lejki, mentol, kamfore / inne le-
czace srodki, dlatego aagodEi on
wszeEkie b6le, tako 1 reumatyczne.
1 leczy kaszel natychmiast. Wielu
lekarzy, stpitali uaywa 1 poleca
Kamphrol. Kupcie sloik Kamphrol
dzisiaj l mieicie pod reka. $3.50 w.
4zth str. (OEi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
WAGLIK ~(ANTHRAX).
Napisaia DR.. H. G6recka).

Choroba weglika (Anthrax) wy
darza sic rzadko, a wyStepuje ME
spodzianie,. jak to sic okazalo pod
GAS o~statniego wybuchu kilku Wy
padk6w W Chicago. Dalsze ~rozszerza-
mic sic tel zarazy uniemozlfwione 20
stale tylko dzieki natychmiastowemu
zbadaniu; wykryciu i stiumieniu
przyczyny.
Waglik okaEuje sic W formie zso-
sliwei krosty, spowodowanej prze1
bakcyl Anthracis i wydarza sic Spa
r~odyc0niet u ludzi przez przypadko-
we dostanie sic zarazka pod skore.
Jest to wlaSciwie choroba zwie--
RAJ domowych, lecz latwo udziela
sic ludSiom. Zajeci okolo Zwie:zat
domowych cierpiacych ma waglik sta
nowi gi6wna przyczyne rozszerzania
sic tel choroby. Moze bye tez ona
pr~zeniesions z jednej osoby ma dry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
. Serca Polski.

stroj w Warszawie jest SLIME
podniecony. Zwiaszcza pc osta-
tnich gwaltach socyalistow W
sejmie i w~yraznej tendencyi do
uniemozliwienia piracy marszai-
kowi w. Trampczyhskiemu oraz
pc zadaniach rozwiazania sejmu,
antagonizm miedzy stronnictwa-
mi narodowowemi a lewica
wzmogi sic bardzo powaznie.
w podraznieniu sic byle iskra wy
starczy, by wywolac wybuch. |
lynn wiec razem obchod rocznicy
i podziai ludnosci ma diva obozy
wywoiai rome ~niefaiie starcia bez
powazniejszych nastepstw, lecz
bardzo symptomatyczne tenn
wiecej, IL ME zanosi sic ma usPo,
kojenie. Antagonizm przechodzj
stan dose ostry i trzeba DUO wy,
silkow ii dobrej wolf obustron.
neD,, ably dojSt je5li ME do poro-
zumienia, to do spokojnego
wspoizycia.
. Stan wrzenia podsycaja So
cyalisci, ktorzy ME uznaja zad-
nych metod praworzednych.
lynn ludziom, przyzwyczajonym
do stanu ciagiej walk z tabor
cami w tych czasach, gdy wszel-
kie najsiuszniejsze zsdania socya-
listyczne byiy tepione wiezic-
MEM i stryczkiem, wciaz sic ida
.je, re musza dalej prowadzic wal
Ike podziemna nawet wowczas,
gdy maja moznoSc zalatwienia
swych praw droga legalna. Pre-
moe narzucona przez garSc socy'
alist6w caiym mason ludnoSci,
wywoluje reakcye ostra, lecz gro,
zumiais s~luszna.
Podczas obchodu .listopadowe'
60 jasno oSwietlii ten stan pose'
ks. Lutoslawski, ktory w daugiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
(Od wiasnego korespondenta)
Warszawa, Is listopada; 1870,

Warsza, a wraz z MIA Lwow.
Krakow, Poznan i miasta, mniej-
see uroczyScie $wieciiy druga 70,
cznice odzyskania niepodfeglo-
Sci. w r6znych miastach roczni-
ca ia przypada ME w jednym ter
mimic, wisze sic ona bowiem z
wyjSciem Niemc6w, co sic zacze-
10 W Polsce dnia 5 l~istopada, r,
lois. z Warszawy Niemcy usta-
pill dn. IL listopada.,
Uroczyste obchody przeniesio-
no ma niedziele po dacie roczni-
cy, ably ME odrywac ludzi Cd pra-
cy. l siusznie, DO choc kazdy rozu
ME, re obchody wielkich dni ma,
ia swe powazne zadanie wycho-
wawcze, podnoSzac serca i ducha.
rbytek jednak obchodow, a zwla-
SEGA poSwiecenie i'm zbyt wiele
czasu stanowi objaw niepozada-
ny; z tego wiaSnie wzgledu ucie,
ra sic W Polsce rozumny zwyczaj
by obchody p~rzenosiG ma najbliz'
see po dacie rocznicy dni mic,
dzielne.'
Obchod tegoroczny zwiazany
-byl z uroczystem wreczeniem ma
czelnikowi panstwa, J6zefowi
Pilsudskiemu, buiawy marszai,
kowskiej przez korpus oticersk.
i zolnierzy. Byiy procz tego oaks
demie' czyli zebrania z szere.
glenn przem6wien okolicznoScio,
wych, wiece, przedstawienia ga
lowe w operze. OczywiSci OBJ.
ch6d rozpoczal sic Cd solennyct
nabozenstw We wszystkich Swia'
tyniach.
Me obylo sic niestety bez pew
nych przykrych zgrzyt6w. Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIR. MIOHAE O. COY - specyainosc; cnorouy eWnerEne nerwo ndydetyke
DIR. J0zEF j. FAX specysino&: pootnctvo choroSy dhscL l. wSMstrIns
Dh:s l~.las rtsLus trSoi oaoENo. PouozAJACE! " dIed1nie i3drowiA
Ma PYFHNiX osoSfsTYoH WYE IDK6W I Ma PYTANIA XN0N[MoME M
ODPOWIADAMY. ME PODAJEMY RECEPf. AM ME WARACzAMY w zARZA'
zsp1tama ADRisowAo NALEzY DO REDAKoYI, DoLAOzAJAo ENAczEz
Q cENroWY Oknacsye, do ktorsEo = lekAny CETelnlk sic udjs .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13

naszych W dniu dzisicjszym, pra-
gnalbym azeby wyrazem pogIa-
du tax liczncgo zebrania staia
sic. nastePujaca kr6tka rezolu-
eva: ,.Zebrani ma uroczystej aka
demii ola uczczenia rozejmu W
|wojnic Swiatowej i wypedzcnle
Niemc6w re stolicy, obywatele
Warszawy st~wierdzaja, &c pierw~
Sym zadaniem narodu w VOL
ME ukohczoncj, by}o zjednocze-
ME Polski i re to zadanie wyma-
! ga " tel chwili dokohczenia przez
wciele%e do pahstwowej ca'ose'
RzeczyApolitej. 2-ch dzielnic
krcsowych; Slaska Gornego /
Wilehszczyzny. Zebrani przesy-
laja gorace pozdrowienia i siowa
zachety do wytrwania bracjoml
G0rnoSlazakom i Wilnianom. Le-
brani potepiaja probe powtorne-
90 narzucenia przez spisek uknu-
tv ma caloSc Ojczyzny, ludnoScl
~wilenskiej, acknowledgment RIA
dow znikomej mniejszosci, ktora
luz raz ia ludnoSc PREY wybo-
rach do rady miejskiej Cd wiadz'y
stanowczo usunela. Zebrani uwa-
zaja wolnoSc parlamentarnego u
stroju "a .najcenniejszy skarb,
zdobyty w dzieh dis %swiecony i
Z najwyzszem oburzeniem pete-
tpiaia, jake haniebDy Gym zdra-
dziecki, probe narzucenia gwaS-
tenn sejmowi wolf garstki zbro-
dniczych awaaturnik6w. Nezeii
many te rocznice mice jake zro-
dlo silly i naprawy Rzeczypospo-
litejc sic stad rozejsc z
tenn przekonaniem, &c laden Z
mas ME bedzie biernym Swiad-
klein gwalcenia jej wolf, ale
wszyscy jak jeden MAJ poprzc-
my dobra wole cafcgo narodu!
z tych slow widat, re zyjemy
W atmosferze dusznej, ciezkiej,
WASN'T zaS wewnetrzne paralizuJa
energie, niezbedna nam do dali
szej walk - ma zewnatrz ola
odbudowy kraju.
Pokoj z bolszewikami jest je.
szcze wciaz efemeryczny. - Mkt
ME zareczy, czy pc uporaniu sic
z armia Wrangla, Petlury i Ba-
iachowicza - ktorzy juz pon;e-
Si poWazne kleski, wojska czer-
wone ME zechca z wiosna pr6bo
wac ataku ma Polske: MuSimy
mice sic z tel stroDy ma baczno-
sci, musimy nadal trzymac ar
mic ma stopie bojowej i gotowac
broi oraz amunicye. w zrozumie
niu tel sprawy powsta}y W War
szawie wielkie zaklady amuni-
cyjne p. f. .Pocisk", ktore majs
ma zadanie tax rozwinac wytw6r-
czosc, ably padal pod wzgledem
amunicyjnym 'Polska mogla sic
obyG bez obcej pomocy.
|, OczywiScie poza bolszewicka
Rosya ME mozemy zapominac Q
drugim naszym wrogu II "a
chodu, o Niemcach.
Gdansk i G6rHy slask, to twier
DE, ktore Niemcy ehca wszelkie-
mi siIami ola siebie utrzymac.
w Gdahsku pomagaja Niemcom
rcnegaci, jak ks. Mackowski,
Biaik, poses do konstytuanty
gdanskiej, Ewert.
CT renegaci wprowadzaja fer
ment wsrod parafian, zmierzajac
do opanowania koScioiow, jak to
miaio miejsce Z koscioiem sw.
.Brygidy, gdzie Nierncy zazadali
skasowania pabozehstw ola, Pola
k5w..
Wprowadzajac ferment w
,Gdansku, jednoczesnie Niemcy
gorliwie krzataja sic okolo plebi-
scytu ma Gornym Slasku. Robc-
A 49, -ozL L.
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zeniu politycznem pow'edzlat
miedzy innemi:
Ma czem ma SIG oprzec slfa ma
rodu przeciwko gwaitowi zada-
nemu jego wolf, jezeli ME ma SCI
mie i dlatego ten spisek, ktory
mas trzyma W niewoli postano-
viii sobie "a wSzelka cene ten
seim do reszty splugawic byIi-
$my swiadkami pierwszych ma
ten sejm atakow. Bylismy swiad-
kami jak navel wice-marszafek
togo sejmu, zamiast bye Strozem
porzadku i ladu z urzedu, stall sic
gwalcicielem jego czci / jego 60
dnosci. ByliSmy swiadkami, JAZZ
znikoma mniejszos6, jedna die
siata Geese sejmu stanowlaca'
pragnela gwizd i tupot pTzec'w-
wstawiajac argumentom wyrazl-
cieli wolf wiekszoSci. WiekszoSc
chocby jednego giosu musi bye
uszsnowana, DO innego wyrazu
wolf narodu niepodobna znalezc.
Ten wyraz mole bye zty, ale le-
piej go uszanowat, anizeli "a
Mast niego dac sic kterowac
gwizdawkom j kopytom. Dlatego
iednem z wielkich zadan dzisiej-
szych Jest ustalenie W Polsce po-
gladow ma praworzadnosc re
wzgledu ma koniecznoSc uszapo-
wanna prawa, pogladu ma. zasads
zdrowia narodowego, pogladu IA
zasade wolnoSci parlamentarneJ.
T'ymczasem widzimy, re spiscE.
z kt6rym walczyt must narod'
stara sic wszelkimi srodkaml
znalezc ola siebie oparcie, azeby
ten nar6d teroryzowac i Emusic
go do powolnosci dla ~swoich roz-
kazow i znalazi sobie nieszcze'
sna ziemie Wilehska, gdzie lud
Ijest bierny, ciemny, bardzo stro-
skany i znekany wieloletniem cier
pieniem, ale lud prosty, ufny ia
twowierny. I tam sprobowano
powt6rnie juz narzucic temu H.
dowi te garstke spiskowa, ktora z
Polski .po trzech miesiacach u
staple musiaia. Niepodobna bez
zgrozy, bez sciSnietego serca,
bez gniewu mySlec o tenn, jak
garstka zbrodnicza narzuca Gle
mnemu ludowi siebie ma pred
~stawiciela, jak mowi o tenn
wiemy dowodnie - zamiarze
sfalszowania wyborow do tego
sejmu W Whine, azeby ma swo-
jem postawit. I trzeba, zeby CLOS
caiej Polski odezwal sic W obro-
ME wolnoSci ludu wilenskiego,
zeby CLOS caiej Polski zsProte-
stowal przeciwko tel walce cd
wewnatrz,' ktora narod toczyc
musi Cd lat tylu i wielkim mo-
cnym dzwiekiem dal poznat
p~rawdziwa narodu wole.
Nie sposob W momencie, kto-
ry p~rzezywamy, zsmykac oczy
ma odlegly zakatek ~naszej Ojczy-
zny, ma ten Gorny slask, ktory
tylko czeka, jak pred drzwiami
raiu grzesznik W czyscu pokutu-
iaey, ma przyjeeie- do wsP6lnej
Ojczyzny. Ten lud gornoslaski'
tax diugo wierny, tax pc maco-
szemu odpychany, fax krwawia-
cy i tax s~trasznie placony, ten
lud gornoslaski, ktorego przyby-
Gle da MOVIE silly Polsce, a ktore-
60 wpuszczenia do PolskLci sa-
mi spiskowcy, kt6rzy probowali
nia rzadzie, a dzisiaj p~otajemnie
trzymajs ia w swojej mocy, ME
chcieli "a czasow niemieckich,
wyrzekali sic chstnie, DO ten lud
ME jest ami chetny, ami latwy do
obaiamucenia. l dlatego, zbiera'
JAG W iedno to wszystko, co wyda
je mi sic wyrazem mysli uczuc
The Wolf Point herald., 1920-11-18
TRAIN SCHEDULE
WEST BOUND

Herald classified advs sell quickly.
The Wolf Point herald., 1920-11-18

December 6. The grade
contest will be held December 19
The County Contest is to be held at
Froid in February.
Our school will enjoy the regular
Thanksgiving two-day vacation next
week.
This is tag week. Our athletic
fund was disappearing rapidly so We
decided that a remedy must be
found. Our lower grades need bas
ket balls and the girls need basket
ball uniforms Part of the money
will be used for these purposes. The
remainder Of the fund will be used
to defray the expenses of our foot
ball and basketball teams. The 5th,
9th, 7th and Sth grades are compet-
ing for the new basketball. We wish
to thank the people of Wolf Point
for the splendid support given.
This week our football team meets
the fast Poplar eleven on the local
gridiron This will be the big game
of the season and the last on the To-
cal field. We play return game at
Poplar on Thanksgiving Day. The
game will be called at P. NJ Fri
day, November 19.
The girls basketball teams are hard
at work and the first games will be
played early in December. The
coaches are Misses Caswell and Hig-
gins. The boys season will not open
until after Thanksgiving. Games are
being scheduled east to Stanley and
west to Havre.
(Signed)
Frank H. Livingston,
Superintendent.
The Wolf Point herald., 1920-11-18
On Furlone

A well-dressed stranger strolled up
to colored prisoner who was taking
a longish interval of rest between
two heaves of a pick.
"Well, Sam, what crime did you
commit to be put in those overalls
and set under guard?"
"Ah went on a furlong, sah?"
event on furlong? You mean
you went on furlough?"
''No, boss, it was sho' nuff fur
long. All went too fur, and All stayed
too long"