davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
T A I oDPoWIEDZI.

Onufry c.: Dlaczego lekarz PREY
o~gledzinach chorego bierze go "a re-
Ike / lfczy pulls?
Bicie serca l pulls zmieniaja sic
r6znie W robnych ~chorobach, a W ME-
kt6rych pulls Jest wprost patogno-
miczny, czyli Ghorobe ~oznaczajacy. z
charakteru pulsu lekarz moze wnto-
skowac DUO o chorobie, JET przebie-
gu i mcaliwych komplikacyach.
Ign. u, So. Omaha, Nebr.: Me
pozwala6 tym lIldziom, kt6rzy niby-
to .,fiksuja" ziamane, hub nadwyre-
zone koSci, p~raktykowat mad SODA.
UdaG sic do lekarza, kt6ry najpierw
zbada stan chorobliwy promieniaml
- a potem ~zastosuje odpowiednie
1abiegi.
FIR. n: Jak sic wiaSciwie Odbywa
trawienie?
Pytanie to wymaga obszernej ca
powiedzi i bedzie tn W kr6tkim GA
sic bardztej szczes0iowo om6wione.
Czasowo MECH wystarczy nastepuja-
ce wytlumaczerie: Pokarmy m2czne
| rozpus2cza slina 1 .sok trzustkowy
(pancreatic juice). Pokarmy miesne
II bialkowate rozpuszczaja sic W su-
ku zoladkowym i trzustkowym'
| Tquszcze rozpuszczaja sic W jelitach
| zapomoca a6lci i soku trZustkoweso'
Sole mfueralne i plyny zostajq wessa-
ne do krwi W pewnej mierze W 20
Iadku, lecz H76wnie W jelitach.
Kaz. IT,: pisze, ze polecone mu ran
ne wczesne w~stawanie / zmywanie
caikowite Ietuia woda jest d!a n!ego
hardzo trudna sprawa i zapytuje sic,
CO ma Ia TO robiG?
| Wog6Ie powinno bye dla mas re-
gula wykonywanie, O lie mozna' re
CIV DiemiIych - dlatego wfaSnie, re
sic jo robi niechetnie, przez co uczy-
nv sic opanowywania naszyGh sia'
bosci, tem cherniet wieo winnsmy
wykonywaG zabiegi ~zdrowotne, ktore
jak og6Bnie jest wiadomo, przyczy'
niaia sic bez watpliwoSci do podnie'
sienna og6lnej odpornoSci uStroju
wUmocnienia jego roll obronnej. Me
trzeba ludzi; sic mysla, re zdrowie
przyjdzie, do mas TAX sobie'' same
Drzez sic - tylko IN seryo zabral
| sic do systematyczneso ~zahartowa'
MIA organigmu - a ME tylko choice
pozadaC, hub s%puszczac sic Wyiacz-
ME ma srodki apteczre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
Konsulat Polski W San
Francisco.

Konsulat polski W San Franci-
SEQ, kt6ry juz Cd niedawna pro-
wadzi czynnosci konsularne
wSrod miejscowej Kolonii Pol
skiej, objqf obecnie urzedowanie
W cafym wyznaczonym mt okre-
gu, a mianowicie W nastepuja-
cych Stanach: California, Ore
gon, Waszy1bkton, Nevada, Ida
no, Utah, Arizona, Wyoming,
Colorado, New Mexico, Alaska.
Adrcs Konsulatu Jest: Hotel
Plaza, Union Square, San Fran
cisco, California.
Cbywatclc polscy, pragnacy Y
zyskaG passport hub Swiadectwo
polskicj przynaleznosci pahstwo-
wei winni zgiaszac sic do kon-
sulatu osobiScie z swcmi dohu--
mentami albo listownie proslc o
potrzebne informacye. To samo
dotyczy os6b niebedacych obywa
tclami polskimi, Nt6re pragn2 o.
trzymat WIG ma przyjazd do
Polski.
Dzia{alnosG Konsulatu rozcia--
ga sic r6wniez ma ponloc i poSTc-
dnictwo W sprawach spadkowych
odszkodowail "a nicszczeSliwe
wypadki PREY piracy i innych kwe
styach prawnych, wymagal9cych
opieki konsularnej W in~teresle o.
bywateli polskich.
Podpisy osob prywatnych ma
dokumentach, przesylanych do
kOnsulatu, ce!en1 legallZaCyl,
WHINE bye zatwicrdzone poprze-
dnio przez notaryusza publiczne-
90 i sekretarza powiatowego
County Clerk).
PrzesyIki ~pieniedzy do Kraju
KonsuIat w San Francisco ma ra-
zie ME przeprowadza takowe ma
ley wysytaG wprost do Polskie-
20 Konsulatu Generalnego W
Chicago, Ills N. Robey str.
Karol Pindor,
Konsul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10

ge - @ego autor ME mowi - i sta
nal pred drzwiami d~entysty. Dzwo-
nj: czekajac, wyobraAa sobie, re OF
worry mu drzwi starry. zatabaczony
Niemiec (bySo to W N~iemczech).
tymczasem spCstrzega fdealnie pick
ns dziewczyne, ktora z w~dziecznym
ukbonem mowi mu: Gut Morgen! w
tel chwili uc0uwa, re zsb przesta}
bolee, a ME chcac, leby mu wyrwa-
no zdrowy, cola sic, bakajac: czy
tn mieszka pan Mueller? - | pou
pretekstem omy9ki wraca rozpromie-
ntony do domu. Me wiem, czy i dzi-
ssaj jeszcze by5by rownie wrazli--
wynn ma ntespodziewany widok lad
mel dztewczyuy, ale moge zaswiad--
czyc, Re w6wczas dZiaianie by}o sku-
teczne."
Powracajac do tematu, zadajmy
sobie pytanie, W jaki, w3aciwie spo-
sob wytlumaczyG cudowna kurdcye
przy pomocy tr tnsplantacyi gruczo-
low / tnne iej podobne wyniki? Ma
ten terhat psychologfczny skiadaja
sic diva czynniki: p~terwsze, pewne
wruszenie: nadzieja, ocZeGiwanie,
gorace pragniente, wreszcie rodzaj
strachu j wstydu, q zaraEem pewten
tajemniczy urok, Zazwyczaj takim
chirurgtcZnym zabiegom, szczeg6l--
ME ntbyto rowym, t~owarzyszacy -
a po drugie - suggestya, polegajaca
ma mniej Tub &iecej iasnem sformu-
Iovaniu twierdzenia: Item akt ma
mi przywr6cic zdrowie, ia operacya
mnte ma pewno wyleczy''. Vice tee
leczy, 1 to doskonale ntekiedy leczy
= ma jakiS okreSlony tylko czas.
Dfaczsgo ME? Toe takie rzekomo
cudowne rzeczy dzieja sic juz cd
poczatku Swiata, TyFko w~spomniet
tn o tenn MONA, DO ola dalszych wy
wod6w brak miejsca.
Slusznie tez powiada Ochorowicz,
ie poniekad tekarze sami sa winni
takfemu stanowi rZeczy, DO wyksZtai
cent prawie wy3acznie ma ~teoryach
mechamfcznychs przywykli patrzet ma
czlowieka tsko ma maszyne. pOsiusz-
ma tylko prawom fizyczrym / chemi-
cznym. Zapatrzeni W konorki cd CA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
PRHESZCZEPIANIE GRUCZOhOW
EwIERzECYCH L LUDzKICH
w SWIETLE NAUM.
(Napisal DR.. NJ. O. Goy).
(Ciag dalszy).

|
W onrawhaniu powy4sze5 kWestyi.
obecnhe TAX wiefka p~opuiarroscis
pomiedzy pewna klasa spo4eczehst-
wa sic eieszacej, ME molina 5adna
mara pominaG strouy nadzwyczaj
yaznet, a dotychczas prswfe Wzez
wSzystktch nteuwzglednianej, to jest
strony wTruzenSowed, Psychologist
nej. Jeteai sic bowiem blizej prZyj-
rUmy dawniej ma tenn miejscu po-
6anym dodatntm wyufkom ~transplan
tacyi iader, czy to koztch, czy tez
fudzktch, musfmy wtenczas z konie-
cznosct rZeczy prZyjSc do przekona-
uta, IL do ich wydatniejs7ej dzjafaa-
ROsG prgyozyDSats sic rowniez czyn-
Mkt nne, ME m~ateryalne. Przypomi-
rsjs scofe zzpewno CZytetnEy, tak
to pred ki1ku miesiRcami pewen
wybltny Amerykann tute5sZy, us0cze
$ftwiony wsDczepteniem jsder ko-
ZSch, kr6tko po operacyi oswiadezyl
reporterom prasy szukajscym VIE
sci jak natwiecej sensacyjnych, IL
jus trzy sodziny DO operacyi cdc1u-
wal skutec5ne dztasanie owych CRU
cohow kozich. -. sfc!.... jake
pTawnk, majacy clyba takSeS takes
pretersye do wyksztalcenia wyzsze-
go, powfnien byi wtedEiec, 7e Also
rutnbe niemozllwym Jest talk preGko,
20 takiej 0peracyi ckazuj2cy sic re-
zuItat skuteczny DO sprTeciwfaSoby
sic to ws1eikim znanym zasadom II
zyologkznym, hSsto~boe3eznym l ana
som99nym. Zupelnie IA mtejscu be-
dzie prz5toczyt Gu Edarzenie dotycza-
CO 3ednego Z koleg6w Ochorowtcza
czasow studenckich, jake ten ostat-
nj opisQSe " swotem dziaie Psyche
Ioga I Medycyna":
I'D kEyku dn4 cierpfa1 ma boil ze-
bow, clio zwlekal z zasiagnieciem po-
rady leSarskej. Nareszcie, gdy Dol
mocnietszy dckuczyl, wzial ma odwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10

Ksisdz T. J. N. Thu!lle kt6rego podobiZna o.
box zamieszczona, stwierdza z najwisksz2
no1zIe<a uznanien. re swiatowej slawy
.Tabletki OdzywcZe Dla CRGBlyCh" rZeczywi-
Seize w 40 dniach odbuiowuja chude. siabe l
wycienczone ciafo, BIO sam zyskal 30 luntow
wzgt. .Tabletkf Odzy%ycze dla' Chudych" So
S@arantowanym srodkiem ma nabranie cha
"a. gdyz sporzadzone Sd 2 extraktow spozyw-
czych. TabIetki ola chudych uznane So Jako
znak nit srodek odzyyczy ktory nagrodzo-
no dyplonem Zlotym medalem W PaTyzu.
Me robi wiec r0zniey, czyS cludy Cd uro-
dzenia, hub schudies wskutek choroby, zSry-
zoty Tub wyczerpujacej piracy, jezeu tylko
pragnieSz nabraG ma swoje kosci kilkanascie
funtSw D~drowego ciala, by wypeinic dolly W
pokczkach, szyi | biuscie, / uwolnic sic Cd
dotychczasowego uedznego jakby zasiodzo-
nego wygladu; spr6buj 40 dniowa %uracye
luz no klku dniach czuc sic beedziesz
teaszym / silniejszym. AdresowaG \. L: Mi
chalowski, Dept 2S. 537 E. IS St, New York
City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
KOMUNIKAT II.

Ko3ulat Generally komuniku
&c, re Ministerstwo Spraw Zagr;
nicznych ma zyczenie Minister
silva Skarbup prosi o ogfoszenif
w dziennikacl tamtejszych spro.
stowania notatki, zamieszczone
podobno, jak komunikuje XII
ryer Warszawski" z dnia 7gc
sierpnia 1920 w Nc. 2l7 pit. ,,Czy
TO motive" w jednem z poiskich
pism amerykahskichl, a zawiera,
lace ostrzezenie, IL uchodzcy, pc,
w~racajqcy do Pohski z wieksze,
mi sumami dolar6w, So wywla--
szczani W Kraju Z y przywiezio-
nych pieniedzy ma rzecz Skarb'>
ma mocy Dekretu Z dnia 5go lu-
tego 1919 +. o podatku Cd zyskow
wojennych.
Wiadomosc ia jest iaiszywa,
| sdyz powoIany wyzej dekret O
podatku cd zysk6w wojennycl1 2
Gnia 5go lutego 1919 wedh1s
swcgo wyrazncgo brzmicnia wo-
cole mic moze bye stosowany do
polskich reqmigrant6w, .albowiem
podatkowi cd zysk6w wojennych
podlegaj2 zasadniczo tylko oso
BY, kt6rc maja swoje miejsce "a
mieszkania lub statego pobytu
ma obszarze ziem polskich b. "a
boru rosyjskiego cd zysk6w
wzglednie dochodow osi2gnie-
tych w latach wojennych.
Wyjqtek cd tel zasady stano-
via osoby, kt6re w latach wo--
iennych mialy miejsce swojego
zamieszkania hub stale miejsce
pobytu poza obszarem ziem pol
skich b. zaboru rosyjskiego je-
dnak tylko co do zysku wzgled-
ME dochodn osiagnietego re FRO
del, znajduiacych sic ma obszarz
,bowiazywania ustawy II. W b.
aborze rosyjskim.
Wobec powyzszego o opodat
kowaniu sum pienieznych, pre-
wiezionych z Ameryki do Kraju
.iakimkolwiek podatkiem docho--
dowym niema mowy. Podatkom
takim bedzie w przyszfoSci pod
legal tylko dochod, osiagniety e.
wentualnie z tych sum.
zygmunt Nowicki,
Konsul Generality.
KOMUNIKAT III. -
We srode dnia 3go listopada,
br. przyby}a ma rade ekonomicznq
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
z Polskiego Konsulatu
GeneralnegO W Chicago.
KOMUNIKAT 1.

Konsulat Generalny W Chica-
go, ILL.,, Ills N. Robey str. 60
dziny przyjet codzlennie cd loci
do lei, dodatkowo we wtorki cd
7mej do 9tej wiecz. cd 7mej do
9tej W srody porady handlowo-
finansowe, W sototy Cd lOtej do
4tej, \
I powodu spust0szenia czeSci
Polsk przez rawalnice bolszewi-
ska, daja sic odczrpt W Kraju
braki rzeczy czestokrot najnie--
zbedniejszych, KonsuIat Gene
rainy Pc otrzymaniu odpowied--
Mich wskazowek cd wfadz central
nych z Kraju, zaleca wszystkim
powracajacym do Polski, by ME
wyzbywaN sic swych osobistych
rzeczy, a szczeg6lnie by ME
sprzedawali narzedzi piracy, slu-
zqcych do wykonywania ich "a
wodu (maszyn, przyrz9dow).
Wladze centralne ma podstawie
uchwaiy Komitetu Ekunomicz--
nego i Rady Ministr6w z dnia 10
maja 1920 r. reskryptem Mini
sterstwa Skarbu z dnia l1go
czerwca RIB. - L 659S-DC "a
rzqdziiy:
y lie rzeczy, stanowiace VIA
! snoSG reemigrant6w z Ameryki,
NIGGA bye przcwozone do Kraju
be- pozwolenia Pahstwowej Ko-
misyi Przywozu i WywoGu.
y Ze rzeczy, stanowi4ce VIA
snost recmigrant6w, szczeg6lnieJ
przeznaczonc do wykonywania
zawodu hub ~wtasnego uzytxu, ma
ia bye z~wolnionc od oplaty cta
innyct oplat wewnetrznych.
81 &c odprawa ceIna rzeczy.
5tanowiqca wfasnoSG r%cemigran,
tow, M sic odbywac Z moz!iw2
szybko$cia i wszelkicmi rsatwie-
miami.
Ze wzgIedu ma znaczenie spra-
wy, uprasza sic wszystkicn, kto,
rzy nil,iejszy komunikat przeczy-
tajq, by go podawali do wiado~
mo5ci jak najszcrszcgo oSoiu, by
rzeczy przedgtawiajqce wartos;
ola polskiego przemyslu ME 20
staIy zmarnowane.
Z. Nowicki,
Konsul Generalny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
T.. Nowicki

Konsul Generality.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DR. MI0HAB O. COY - specyhnose cnoroyw ewnsrzue nerwowe, dyetetykA
pkr 11ozEE J. A gscyAlnose ponn otro. ch1roSy daecii 1 wewnstrns:
DEal awisra atykafS trsSOf oG6LNo PoUczAJAcEJ " d1edLnhe ndrowtA
"a PSSSRFT%rHtffsdA 6Ss a sfsrac T ssPh ssSSEEoHMsS Z a GLS ThS T%IS Ss ON y M NE
0nPOWLADAMY. Nh PoDAJEMY RECEPE,A AM ME WkRACZAMY w zARZf
VIENNA LEKARZY.
,zapytana ADsssowAo NALEzY DO EEDAKCY. DohACzAJAo zNACzEA
y CkNrOWY 4 GnAcUc d 10 kt6sgoz lekarZJC zytanlk ste udAje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10

Reklam Jest podstaw1 nc1nsch
przedsiebiorstw amerykanskich, wiec
4 przemyslowiec polski do6rze Erobi,
teaeli stale reklanowac bedzie sw6i
tnteres " DzIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
KOMUNIKAT III.

We 5rods dnia 8go listopada,
br. przybysa ma rade ekonomiczn2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
NoWicki,

Konsul Generalny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10

DZTTNNIK CHTCN-OSKI zamieSz,
IA wiccci drOhNvch oCSOszen. anize!:
vr-rsftic inne dz'nnniki polSkie W Chi
.r-n -r-nn, r-rinAn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10
KOMUNIKAT ".
Kurs Marek Polskich.

290-Mk. (dwie$cie dziewiec-
dziesiat) "a jednego dolara.
$3.50 (trzy dolary 80 cent? "a
1000 Mix. (tysiac Marek).
Chicago, d. 8. listopada, 1920 r.
Izycki,
Kicrownik Wydz. Prick.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-10

bardzo wielka iIoS6 osob, wsku,
tex czego p~rawidSowy przebieg
narad W niewielkich salach Kon,
sulatu byl utrudniony; ma srode
dnia logo listopada br. i ma ma
stepna srode eDdzielona zostaia
Konsulatowi sala dolna, dawny
wydziai paszportowy W budynkr
Zwiazku Polek, gdzie beda sic ot
bywafy nadal wspomniane wye.
zebrania.
Nowieh,
Konsul Generalny.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-19

The Journal is appearing somewhat
later than usual this week owing 10
conditions over which we have no con-
troll. On Sunday night during the
height Of the blizzard, the electric cur
rent ceased to function and we were
without current until the following
Wednesday morning, losing thereby
the two days that are always devoted
10 the getting out Of the Journal. Then
our force has been seriously crippled
by the absence Of Mr.. Thompson, who
has been at the home Of his parents
doing that flial duty which every man
should not hesitate to do in such cases,
assisting i'm the care Of his parents.
Ale has used up his strength in caring
for his sick ones and now he iseonfncd
70 the bed himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-19

Many letters of congratulation have
come to officials of the Village of Man
chester, both from all parts Of YER
mont and from sumner residents, prais-
ing the action of the village in voting
a permanent road. The village and the
town are not distinguished in the
minds Of the people outside and we are
glad that the whole town will not only
get the benefit of the new road but
part Of the credit. This is as it should
be, as Manchester is a unit in its in
terests and the different villages are
inter. dependent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-19
THE BIG STORM

Manchester Buried Under a Thick
Mantle Of Snow. blizzard Of 1883
Only Thing in Comparison.
Those who went 10 bed early Sat
urday night little thought what would
be in evidence on the next morning.
The snow commenced falling about
three o'clock Sunday morning and was
no quiet about il that it was scarcely
belipvable when u was seen how much
had fallen before A. NJ. Then about
A. NJ. the storm, which had been
coming from the Northeast veercd TO
The Southwest and the thermometer,
which had been just under 80 COM
mcnced 20 drop and as that fell the
wind arose so that by noon The rs
inches or two feet Of snow that had
80 quietly fallen commenced to get a
move on and from then until after
midnight, the wind just made things
hum, while the barometer indicated
the lowest measurement in several
years.
No one unless obliged to get out
Of doors that afternoon attempted TO
but just staid homo and stocked the
fires. II WAS an awful night and to
cap the climax the electric lights went
out Of commission at about $50, due
TO breakdown on the main line which
WIS not located until Tuesday night,
Whine the trouble vas found in Tin
mouth.
Monday morning early Tisers were
treated to a wonderful sight for the
drifts were certainly a sight long to
be remembered and none Of the pres
ent generation can recall the time
when cur main street has been drifted
As at the present time. Drifts in most
unheard o. places Oh the streets and
sidewalks
There Was no need o. trying TO dig
out while the wind Was blowing %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-19
u. S. ARMY SCHOOL CONTEST
FEBRUARY 20, 1920
Open to the Boys and Girls in any
Public or Private School, other than
College or University.

open 10 inc DDys anu hiIs III any
Public or Private School, other than
College or University.
On Feb. 20, each contestant, in the
school or classroom, is to write an es-
say on the subject: "What are the ben
efits of an enlistment in the U. S. Ar
my? On April 10, Sec. n. ID. Baker,
Gen. p. c. March and Gen. j. j. Per-
shing will select the three best essays.
On May 5, the three winners, each
having been accompanied to Washing
ton by their parent or guardian flare
and expenses for both having been
paid by the government both ways)
will be presented by Secretary Baker
with an engraved medal and will bring
back an engraved silver cup as a prize
for their school.
The essay may be written from
notes, with either pencil or ink on
one side, only, Of the paper and under
400 words in length, and will be judg
ed % on originality, (2D expression,
CD sincerity. Contestants are free to
ask their brother or father about our
new democratic peace time army and
to obtain suggestions and facts from
the magazines and newspapers, but the
composition in the classroom must be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-19
DIED

BOTSFORD - In Poultney. Feb
Ia, 1920, Wayne Botsford, aged q
years, formerly Of Manchester.
CHERBoNNEAU:-- In Manchester
Depot, Feb. 10, 1920, Albert f. Cher
bonneau, aged sc years.
HAWKINS Manchester Depot,
Feb. is, 1920, S. NJ. Hawkins, aged rs
years.
HoWLEY:- In Rutland, Feb. Is,
1920, Edna Derosia, wife Of James u
Howley, aged 81 years, former resi-
dent of East Dorset.
KEECH:- In Dorset, Feb. IL, 1920.
George Keech, aged al years.
LONG In Rutland Hospital, Feb.
10, 1920, William Long of Manchester
Depot, aged rs years.
LUTHER:-ln Bennington, Feb. l6.
1920, at the home of her son-in-laws
II. d. Fillmore, Isabel, widow OF the
late Charles p. Luther, late Of North
Dorset, aged II years.
RICHARDSON In Peru, Feb. IL.
1920, George L. Richardson, aged 81
years.
ROE In st. Joachim's hospital
N. Y, Feb. IL, 1920, Miss
Mary Abigail Roe, aged so years.
THOMPSON In Manchester, Feb
IA, 1920, Herbert +. Thompson, aged
60 years.
Tiff In Manchester, Feb. ID,
1920, Myrtle Irene Tiff, aged 10 yrs.
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entirely their own.
Three judges will be appointed who
VII select the best essay from the g
room school 81 Manchester Village
second from he 4-room school al Man
chester Center. a third from the ?
room Mcrriman school combined with
the four district schools Of Manchester
a fourth from the three district schools
Of Sunderland combined with the two
district schools Of Sandgate, fifth
from the Broom school in Arlington
Center combined with the district
schools Of West and Of South Airing
ton, and a sixth from the Broom
school in East Arlington combined
with the district schools in the North
and the South districts Of Arlington.
To tighten the work Of these judges
each teacher is asked to select, partly
with the aid Of the pupils themselves,
the three essays which would best
represent hes particular school and to
forward them 10 Supt. Of Schools,
Manchester, VT, on Feb. p in order
to allow sufficient time for the judges
to select the six representative es-
says which they in turn must forward
to the U. S Recruiting Office in Al
bany by Feb. n.
(Signed) b. p. HAMLlN,
Dist. Supt of Schools
Manchester, Vt, Feb. Is. 1920.
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The warning for Town Meeting con-
tains an article relating to the en-
ployment Of some person to compile
the records Of all soldiers in Manches-
ter. This includes soldiers Of all wars
in the history Of the country. The
secretary Of the Board Of Trade made
some plans TO compile the records Of
soldiers OF the last war, but turned
them over to the American Legion.
There should be a coplete soldiers re-
cord in every town clerks office and
there is no time like the present TO
have this done. The veterans of the
Civil war will soon be gone and be-
fore many years memory of those
who served in the last war will begin
to become hazy.
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supreme test 81 trying % keep thing
moving but even ~ 70 the time II
this writing, Thursday. normal ser
wee has not beer resumed.
The person N'ho predicted an open
mild winter because the caterpillar
signs indicated that way and because
the squirrels were providing scant
food supplies, must have erred.
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but as soon as possible Monday men
and teams were at work and kept at
work until il was possible TO get about
in some degree Of comfort although
much Of the sidewalk portion Of the
village still remains unshoveled. Lit
tie if any actual damage was reported
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due to the wind but there is a heavy
weight OF snow on some piazza roofs.
the house roofs having been pretty
well swept by the wind.
The railway service, which was just
recovering from the severe storm Of
the week before, was again put to the
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The Vermont Press Association
was very agreeably entertained in
Burlington last Friday when the As
sociation WAS the guest Of the Uni
yersity Of Vermont, with Hon. Guy
w. Bailey. president Of the University
a. the chief host.
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LOST

$4,000 REWARD and no questions
asked. for the return Of a gold cigar
ette case lost in September last either
on the golf rourze u the Ekwanok
Country Club " between The Equinox
House and the Club House Equinox
House. Manchester. VI as
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The school directors Of Manchester
have recognized the merits Of the
State teachers request for better
compensation and have granted an in
crease Of si3j per school year. retro
active TO September LIST.
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We wish TO call attention 10 a very
interesting article entitled Set Is
Have the Truth" written by William
Rocco Thayer Of Cambridge, Mass
which appears in another column.
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We arc obliged 10 leave out much Of
interest this week owing to reasons
explained in another place, among
them the finishing chapter Of the very
charming story we have been running
for the past few weeks.
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One by one President Wilson Is
dropping overheard those members OF
his cabinet who are not willing 10 al
low him 10 do all the thinking for the
country. The Secretary Of State is
the last TO go, but we still have Bur
leson.
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That which & good g. be done eau-
1of De done Too soon and IL O. 6
5eeIecteI 10 BE- done earlg it wln r..
lueutly haugen thar lt VIII nor D. done
Il -Hlsaop Manf
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BOARD OF TRADE NOTES

The meeting Of the directors OF the
Board Of Trade for the purpose Of
electing officers for the ensuing year
was adjourned to Tuesday of this week
and again adjourned until Wednesday
evening, Feb. 25th. By that time it
is hoped that there will be less i'll
ness and the roads more passable.
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Burlington lost by death last week
ts first citizen, Hon. William J. Van
Patten