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The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08

Miss Mary Ellen Bacon has re.
turned to her home on Sixth Street
after spending several months visit
ing in Philadelphia, Norfolk and
Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey F. Marvil
are attending the wedding of their
nephew, Cecil r. Benson whose mar
riage to MissEleanor G. Bic will take
place today at the home of the brides
parents, at Englewood, N. J.
Captain and Mrs. f. F. Bell, who
have been living for a number of
years in Washington, have return
ed to Laurel and are making extern
sive alterations and improvements
to their home on Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Brown,
of Dover announce the engagement
of their daughter. Carolyn. to
A. G. Edgecombe, Fredericton, N.
b., Canada.
j. O. Adams has returned from
three days visit with his brother, A.
c. Adams, of Baltimore.
w. Osborne Bennett. Jr., the
twelve year-old son. of Rev. and
Mrs. w. 0. Bennett, who has been
i'll with swollen glands complicated
by erysipelas, is very much improv-
ed.
Mrs. A. Paul Robinson, and
daughter, Ida. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. G. Howard Reed, of Rich
mond, Va.
\ Miss Anna Ellis has returned to
bone q .,SA Sir = gtlast, fSS the
ID Philad .lpas.ss.
Mrs. VIM. E. Valiant, and daug-
nter, Nancy, have gone to Love
Point, where they will spend the
Assistant CITY Solicitor George N.
Davis and wife of Wilmington visit
I'd his mother, Mrs. Sarah DAVIS,
his week.
Ms. Samuel j. Thomison and her
laughter, Mrs. Laura James, have
oeen spending the past two weeks
n Wilmington visiting Mrs. Toni
'on's son, S. James Thomson.
Mrs. Jack CARRIER, of Baltimore,
S here visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
VI, Phillips.
Mrs. Harry E. Thomson, of Har-
'ington is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley o. Riggin.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
MRS. ALBERT WHITE
is WELFARE CHAIRMAN

Mrs. j R. Cooke, county chairman
of the Child Welfare Committees,
and Miss Maude Sudler, of Bridge
Vile, Child Welfare nurse of the
western side of Sussex county, have
organized Child Welfare Committees
in the following Sussex county
towns.
Laurel. Mrs. Albert White. chair
man; Delmar, Mrs. Harlan M. Wal
Ter. chairman; Greenwood, Mrs. W.
Richards, chairman; Blades, Mrs.
Frank Allen. chairman.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
Suffrage WON
IN THE SENATE
Credit For Big Gain Given
To Alfred |.
dupont
pJ0URNED UNTIL MAY II

outrage was ratified by, the Sen,
atf Wednesday afternoon at 4.5E
O'CLOCK by a vote Of II ayes to
nays. But two Republicans Messrs,
J. Carey Palmer, of Milton, and
EKWard E. Brown, of Seaford-vot-
ec negatively. hereby blocking the
arnbition of Republican leaders TO
put the resolution across with a solid
Republican lineup.
Unsuccessful effort was made to
pace the issue before the House on
Thursday by anti suffrage advocates
Mo thought immediate action
wuld kill the Senate action, but
i.tead of this adjournment was
taen until May II. The suffrage
l'!ders have gained great confidence
osthe Senate action and express
tsmselves as being satisfied that
~secess awaits them in Delaware
'ien the Legislature again assem-
les.
ahe Senate's action is credited as
victory for Alfred |. dupont, of
ilmington. for the Susan 3. An
qony amendment was hopelessIy
beaten in the upper branch as in
he House when he announced his
adorable attitude to equal fran
hise. Suffraglsts conceded that
ithout Mr.. duPont's endorsement
Aey would never have been able to
seak through the wall of bitter
.Yposition that barred the way to-
eSesli S soFior a1, to tbs recess.
ted4BnaS ss sai..s y
would have a physiological effect
upon the House. This sentiment
seemed to be general among the
political observers present. they
holding that antagonism will be
submerged to party necessity and
,he advoidance of the assumption of
responsibility for thwarting the
wishes of Republicans of the State
'r the wishes of Republicans Of the
nation. )
Two attempts we're made to check
nate the passage Of the resolution,
both going down to defeat. They
we're tathered by Senator Thomas
?. Gormley, of Wilmington, Demo-
'crat leader of the "antis" but
10Th were smotfered by the Re-
oublicans.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
LEE DAVIS REAPPOINTTD
TO GARRY TRAIN MAIL

Lee Davis has been reappointed,
at increased salary, to carry the
mail between the railroad station
and the postotsice here.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
G. H. OTWELL BUYS
THE PARKER PROPERTY

The Parker estate, corner Fourth
and Pine streets has been bought by
George H. Otwell, consideration
private
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
I. r. TWILLEY AND
FAMILY HAVE MOVED

7. Ridsen Twilley, superintendent
of construction of the State high
way by the McNichol Company,
Philadelphia, who was married re-
Gently, has moved his household
goods from here to Harrington,
where he will live, He could not find
house here.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08

CONSTRUCTION work on the new
theatre for Georgetown to be built
by Z. q. Ryon in the place of the
Peoples Theatre on Market street,
which is to be razed, will start next
week. The building it is under.
stood, will cost approximately S2O.-
600.
At a luncheon held at Georgetown
an lnterchurchWorld Movement was
launched in Sussex county with G.
Roland Messick as county chairman.
John McGuigan, an employe at
the Aberdeen Proving Ground, tried
to commit suicide Tuesday morning.
at the place where he boarded. He
was taken to the post hospital and
may recover.
The big social event of Hartford
county, which attracts thousands of
people annually, has fixed this year
to be held on August IL, when st.
Mary's Catholic Church will hold its
tournament at Pylesvile.
The $4,000 estate of the late A.
6. Pascault, VINO died while driving
to his farm near Easton, is be-
queathed to his brother Henry G.
Pascault, of st. Louis.
Produce brokers in lower Della
ware for the past few days have
been making thorough canvass of
the farming districts and buying all
white potatoes obtainable for which
growers have been realizing So per
bushel.
+, A rare specimen of the bald eagle
vas kaS,kF killsd il,, BY Lee Davidson Of New!
Dhying away with'a ciichfRS .@Lof Of t
The Delaware Orchard Company
has just finished setting out 10, 900
apple and peach trees on their farm
near Milton.
( Northeast Bayview public road
which has teen in bad condition for
several years, will be repaired this
season The State u;iU hpiId ona
mile of macadam and the County
Commissioners the remainder of the
road with gravel.
Anthrax has made appearance in
north Duck Greek hundred where
two horses have died recently on
the farm of William Broadway. An
analysis Of the blood of the animals
revealed that death was due to an
thrax.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
1s-.s.s--.-
SALARY OF PASTOR
is INCREASED $500
Rev. w. o. Bennett OF NJ. E.
Church Gets Raise

The Official board of Centenary
M. E. Church has voted to increase
tn salary Of the pastor, Rev w. Os-
borne Bennett, from 81, ,8O0to $4,000
per year.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
SUSSEX ASKS
CODE CHANGES
Commissioners Met Large
Number OF Citizens AT
Georgetown
OBJECTIONS WELL BASED !

Sussex County objections to the
school code were presented to the
legislative commission revising the
law by individual taxpayers at q
public meeting held in the County
Court House, Georgetown, Tuesday.
The commission met just for that
purpose, to hear first hand just what
objections Sussex people had to the
new law.
These objections were presented
IN straight from the shoulder man.
ner. Members of the commission
were favorably impressed wit6Nne'
arguments against some sections of
the code as they effect Sussex County
and there is little doubt that as
result of the hearing other amend
ments will be recommended by the
commission to the legislature. This
is especially true as to the compul-.
sorry attendance law.
Some of the objectors served no
tice that unless the law is amended
to meet the objections they do not
desire to see it changed in any way,
intimating that they would then
make an issue out of it at the next
election. No one not even the more
radical objectors would admit that
thev desired the code repealed en-
tirely, but stated that if it is to be-
saved it must be amended. TIN
meeting was orderly but at sey1S1 IL
times so many talked at once it Vonl
bard ! te-+tss.A lust Ghs. any -ose ~ y s.
y I ne principal chaGges a:;il aasfed q 81 y
were also follows:
1. Reductions of the tax rate.
2. Schools to be open 140 instead
Of 1S0 days and compulsory attend
ance reduced to 100 days.
3. Local districts board to have
more authority over the schools. 4
4. Local boards to have right I'd
nire teachers. ,IE
5. Term Of County Superintend-
ent reduced to one year.
6. Fix maximum instead of min
mum salary for school officials.
Z. Change in qualification provi-
sion for teachers.
The commission during its
work has already made tentative
changes to be reported to the Leg
stature that would meet several of
.hese objections.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
NOTES

Items Of personal mention and report Of social events
are requested for this column from readers of The Del
aware Leader. Write on one side Of the paper and
address communications to The Social Editor.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
FARM LABOR
IS SCARCE
Help Called Away By Higher
Wages And Outlook
Is Bad
WILL BE HIGHER

Farmers throughout this section
are facing labor proposition which
is causing them much alarm, and
threatens to bring farming business
almost TO standstill.
In this district are many farms OF
large acreage on which there is not
more than one farm hand at work.
and on eight of the largest they are
short OF help. The government work
last year crippled the farmers of this
district by taking all the farm LABOR
and paying them prices which the
farmers could not pay. While most
OF this help has now been laid off
there, the contracts for the state
road is now beginning, and word
has gone out among theNegroes and
farm hands that the work is going to
be done with local help and that the
price for laborers is to be $3.50 a
day of ten hours. AS this wage is
much higher than the farmers can
afford to pay for farm work, the
contractors will of course, get the
help and the farmers will sit still
and look at road building go on.
Reports of the same conditions
are coming from all parts of the
country where agriculture is pur-
sued, especially from the adjoining
counties Of Maryland, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. Thus conditions
have only one meaning, and that is.
the acreage in all spring and sum-.
mer crops must be curtailed; the
.asceage nlanted must suffer for the
y !: IS sslzs sg "a. 4asSss.lag sssa e. q
ever known before. Thee afFeas res tt.ys~
this will be that prices for all far
products will be lower and the high
cost of living will get another jolt.
There is now no doubt that many
of the leading farmers will be forced
to quit the business here at the close
Of this year. Last years farming
in the majority of the cases in this
section was done at loss, in
volving many men in debt to such
an extent that, with the present dis
couraging labor conditions, they are
now about ready try some other
game.
The Delaware leader. (Laurel, Del.) 191?-19??, 1920-05-08
STATE and COUNTY
NOTES

Brief accounts of happenings of interest from all
sections of the County and State and an item here and
there from Maryland the progressive neghboring Stare
which adioins us.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28
I POBYTU X. KNEBLEW,
SKlEGO W CHICAGO.
Wysyika ofiar ma Uniwersytet
LubelSh.

Delegat Biskupi i Uniwersyte-
tn W Lntblinie, Y. Waclaw Kne-
blewski, zebrane przez siebie o.
fairy ma rzecz Uniwersytetu Lu-
belskiego wysyla zaraz do kraju
ma imie Rektora X. DIR. I. Radzi-
szewskiego "a posrednictwem
Konsulatu Polskiego W Chicago
do Polskiej Krajowej Kasy Po--
zyczkowej W Warszawie.
1 tax W d. 90. TX. "a No. 1882
poszto 1928; w d. 10. X. r. b. "a
No. 2476 wyslano $1,000.
Komunikujac powyzsze, widzi-
my, re pomoc Wychodztwa ola
tel uczelni katolickiej i polskiej
dochodzi przeznaczenia natych--
Mast po swej realizacyi i dale
swiadomoSt tym wszystkim, kto-
lrzy W niej biora pdziai, re grosz
ich znajduje zaraz swoje ujscie
w dziehzinie podnoszenia uczelni
polskiej i ratowania mhodziezy
strdenckiej.
Zawdzieczajac }askawei inicya-
tywie X. Prob. Obyrtacza ! u
chwale Wydzia1u Pomocy Nau'
kowej PREY Zjedn. P. R. X, oFa2
potwierdzeniu gl6wuego Zarzs-
du, z prezesem, p. Piotrowskin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28
|DOPOM0zMY AMERYKAR,
SKIEMU CZERWONEMU
KRzYzOWI.
APPEL WYDZALU @
WEGo PoLSKIEGo,

Amerykahski Czerwpny Krzyz,
najznamienitsza i~nstytucya ratio
wnicza, zwraca sic do Polonii a.
merykaiskiej 0 czeseiowe dosta,.
genie jej Srodk6w do daszego
prowadzenia w Polsce zbawczej
akcyi niesienia pomecy Aadnosei
dotknietej kleskami vehement.
Amerykahski Czerwony Krzyz
przystepuje do czwartego z rye
du roeznego werbunku czloak6w
Fourth Annual Roll Call) i u
rzadza v tym ce.u kamPanie "
dniach Cd 11go do ego listopada,
czyli cd roezniey Rezeinu Gar,
.mistice Day. do Dnia Dziskczy-
uienia Thanksgiving Day. A
kampanie obecna przeprowaazi W
ten sposob, re mice bedz;e do
kladna statystyke czionkostwa
podiug grup narodowo5eiowyeh
Przyszfe zaS swiadczenia swoje
ola KRAKOW euFopcjskieh przysto-
sujc wedtug Swiadczei poszcze--
g6lnych tutai n~arodowo$ci ma
rzecz Amerykahskiego czcrwone
go krzyza.
Godzi sic wiec, abySmy ~ssy-
soy be- wyjatku Przez powszech-
ne ,zapisanie sic na czlonk6w tel
instytueyi, dowiedli sposeczen-
stwu amerykahskiemu, &c Pola-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28
(Dokohczenie)
(Napisal DR.. II. @. Goy).
JAK c z NnGRENEP

-
Wobec przedstawionYch czynnikow
wyrad1atscych migrene l jak Eau
wazyIismy, wcale ME prowadzacych
do pewnej zasadniczej koakluzyi, mic
dta CytelRika dziwnego ME bedzie,
jszeli podsnie srodk6w i zabiesow
lec1niczych kousekventnie uwazane
bye must Ia niedostatecZne. Re
wzgfedu ma dziedztcmoSG migreny
pewnych srodk6w apobiegawczych
prawte ME posiadamy. Niepodobten-
stwem przeciez zadse, ably ze wzgle-
du IA dztedzieznose eierpients Rtos
ZrDekl sic wydania potomstwa.. Lee
c1enie wfeo mtgreny Jest Z koniecz-
noSct rzecZy trudnem 1 skompliko-
wanem, gdyz wymaga ono tel sub
tetnej tndywidualizscyi. o jakiej tn
" Ameryce oczywiscie rzadko kie-
dy mode bye nova, a to najpierw z
tel przyczyny, ze chory zwykle chce
bye uzdrowFonym natEchmtast, a
powt6re 5e typowo polsko-amerySan
ski zwycEaj ~zasiegania porady dis
Cd tego jutro Znowuz cd owego le-
kara ME dale ami temu nj owemu
u~slezytet sposoOuoSci zapoznants sic
ma servo z dolegliwoScia chorego.
To " nastspstEfe Emusza poprostu le
karzy do zbyt rzssteso posugiwania
sic " tadch / ~podobnych wypad-
kach choroby narkotykami, jak n. ,.
morfina, ably choremu pom6dz ma
tychmiast. Ludzie wtenczas So pre-
konani o radzwyczajnyeh 1dolro--
Sciach takiego lekarza, DO chory
przeciez doznal ulsi 20 -za5yciu pier
wszej fyzeczki medycyny Tub pieI-
wszego proszku. To must bye, tax
wuioskujs, madry bardzo lekarz'
hoe pierHszym zaraz razem przyptsai
ekuteczsE leksrstwo!? zbstecznem
Jest dodawaG. re nova. tn o nadu-
1ywaniu tego Srodka, a ME o racyo-
ualncm stosoyaniu lego " gwalto-
wnych napadach, W kt6rych jedno-
razoge wstrTykniecte morftny Jest
Eupe}nie TsprawiedltBione.
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Najrozsadnieisze W leczentp mi
greuy So rady: racyunalny tryb ~
ella, pobyt W miare moSnoSci ma
swfezem powietrzu, wystrzeganie sic
stlnych wrazen i zmeczenia ffyszne-
go jak / umysSowego / wres7cie Cd
powiednia GYMNASTICS. TrZeba o lie
moznosci stsraG sic najprz6d po-
znanie przyczyny, a potem o jej usu-
ntecie. osoby cterpiace ma migrene
doskonale zazwyczaj wiedza z do
Swiadczenia, jake przeyaznie PREY
czyny powoduja u mich napady, pre-
to powinny sic wystrzega6 szkodlt--
wych wp{yw6w. Pueciw usposobie-
niu nalezy nailepiej dzia}at mzez
wZmacnianie I hygieniczne wycho-
wanie rodzin. Ludzie z rodzin, "
ktorych panuje migrena, powinui sic
liczyt 2 tenn PREY obiersniu zawodu.
Poniewaz naiczeSciej zdarza sic MI
grena u os6b pracuiacych umysfo-
wo, przeto tacy powinni unikad mad
miaru W swei piracy.
zabiegi wodolecznicze, jak n. p.
codzienne p6lkaptoaki, ~wycierahie
brzucha zimna woda diva Tub try
ray ma dzien, jak elektroterapia
niezawodnie maja wpiyw skuteczny,
o lie przyczyniaia sic do podniesie-
MA ogolnej odpornosci. Co sic ty-
CIV leczenia samego napadu, to srod-
k6w leczniczych namnozyio sic die
ki osiawionemu amerykanskiemu
sprytowi sSumnego. ogiaszania "
ostatnich latach ba-d9o duzo. Me
warto wcale tn o mich wspomina6.. q
preparation acknowledgement mai
czeSciej uzywane bywaia: sole bro
move i salicylowe, ~feuacetyna, aSpt-
ryna. kofeina I p~rzer61ne ich kombt-
pacye. CO do dyety unikat nalezy:
nadmiaru kawy, herbaty, tytonlu'
wssystkich napoj6w wysSokoTych,
ostryoh przypraw, pokarm6w wytHa-
rzajacych "a wielka fermentacye,
szczeg6lnie nadniaru pokarm6W biai
kowatycb, cukru / kwas6w.
~ (Koniec).
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DZfENNIK CHICAG0SK, &0-GO
soscsowym 'sawsze bgRa posacsona

soscsowym 'Sawsze bgwa posacScna Z
b6lami2
Me. Tylko przesuwanie sic kamy-
k6w nerkowych przes pTzewody mo
czowe W pterwszym wyPadku, a ks-
myk6w A6sciowyeh pr0e4 przswody
h6scicwe " dTugim przypadku, W.
twarza zazwyczsj bardze shiny boil.
D. l.: Co nadate siasu uas9emu
cieplote?
Podesas faczenia sic tlsnu z ha.
moglobina " psqeash, jak r6Bniea
podcgas utleniapia sic poSarm6v "
tkankach i wskutsk tarcta sic krwi
podc1as krazenda Q seiany naczyh'
wyviazuje size ciepfo nadajaoe caasu
norma1na temperature.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28

ma czele, Uniwersytet Polski

ma czele, Uniwersytet Polski !
katolicki W Lublinie zyskai hoj-
ma ponce przez udzielenie mu
sunny 1909 (tysiaca dolar6w) ma
stypendyum d1a biednych stu
dent6w i potrzeby naukowe tel
Wszechnicy.
Ofiara ia dowodnie stwierdza
glebokie z~rozumienie potrzeby
chrzescijanskiego j polskiego cha
rakteru wychowania i wykszta1--
cenia w Polsce przez czSonkow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dk. g0zEF ]. z3K- DecIsiaoss poa4a ctro ehoroby dhecl 4 cwnerIns
DIR. HELENA r. GoREckA : spcyslnot; chorohyk ootet ddeci @ofnietW"
Das Evtera Atykuly treSci oGoLNo PeUCzAyAoEJ " dnedsluie ,.dreNiA
Snz odpowtedh na pytAnIa pteinkow. kt6reO G0ESIE mOE4 bo tnkeownnS
ODPowIADAaT. ME PoDAJEMY RBoEPF. AMI ME WKKAGzAMX w zARzA-
lspHsaa ADREsowAo NALEzY Do REDAKcYI, DotACzAJAO zNACzSz
. CENToWYl oEnxcIS do ktosEo . lekarzy CEyHanlk sic udAe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28

talk Wydziaiu jak i Zarzadu lie
dnoczenia P. R. K.
Wdziecznosc miodziezy stu->
denckiej i caiego Senatu Uniwer-
sytetu Lubelskiego bedzie iowa
rzyszyia dalszej zboznej dziaial'
nosci Zjednoczenia.
"a czyn obywatelski nasze pol
skie: Geese i czo}em!
x. w. Kneblewski,
Delegat Uniwersytetu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28

.7NHJDZ aIowieEs sdziekol
wick, kt6ry dobrze uzywa
sw6j czas. a prasie W kazdym wy
7 padku zmjdziesz uzyMajacego
Chiefly e
! Ma easym swieeie ludzie, kt6rzy
n.yvaja Gillette 81 ludzmi ktorzy
eos tyrorza =~--. (
Dwadzescia miionow8 Hchzs.
r6znego redzaiu i stanu. ~ kazdym
kraju na- swiecie- {
Ptrsw6dcy hdzi, Kt5rzy znaja
wartoSe ezasu j wiedR iak uzyskae
najkpze r-zultaty z ieh starah-
h Ginetfe Jest zaproszEniem do d.
Renia naprz6d, JEST hkcya umieiet-
mel akuratnosi .....
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. Wioz ostrze Gilletty DO sesez
raczki-i W trzech minutach, BE-
dzissz najezysts1si najssadszei /
naiekonomiczniei ogolonym czso~
Miekiem
Ekonomicznynd ME Vlko 60 do
pieniedzy, ale takzs 60 do czasu.,
ktory wsz5sey nanny wsp6hnie /
kt6rym ka1dy ezlowiek lozaorza-=
dza iak mu SIG podoba.
Gillette czyni Gle mistrzemt 1--WE
go czasu, co ci ka1dy z ewisFei
miliona kupcdw sprzndaiacych
Gillette W naszym kaiu moze udee
Nodnic. -
Bedzie to przyjesnnis speazcny
GA porozmawiae z jednym , nEh
o brzytwie Gihetse dzisiai.
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O1cZyZflle naSZel w JeJ CHWllaCH
najtrudniejszyeh i naj&rytyez-
niejszSch.
Albowiem ME wolno nam "a
pominae, re misys Amerykahskie
go Czegwonego Krzy4a dokonala
niezwykle wielkich czynow W
Polsce. Jezeli caly narod .polski
z uc1cciem szczerej wdziecmosci
wspoqnina Ameryke, to wiaSnie
"a te hsoga W skutkach dziasal--
nose Amerykahskiego Czerwone-
go Krzyza.
| Udzielai on w Polsce pomocy
znacznej szpitalom, ochronkom,
przytuNoom, opiekowa, sic pol,
| skiemi sierotami i wog6le dziee,
mi bezdomneni, ludnoScia cywil,
rs i zolnierzami armii poiskig,
| Zakiadai sam s~zpitale, centra
zdrowia publieznego, organize
wal sklady apteczne. Zasilal
swoimi wypFobowanymi pracow-
nikami i zaopatrywas W rome
niezbedne zasoby wszelakie pol
skie insytucye dobroczynne
Frzyedziewal ! karmii. Leczyl
rannych j choryeh. Usuwa' sro-
lace sic W kraju zarazy,. a osobli-
vie straszliwa epidemic tyfusu.
Jednem showem zwalczal w Pol
see jej wrogow we~netrznych
gS6d, nedze. choroby, zarazy. "
Slad "a zwycieska arnia paskg,
wyzwaiajaca kresy ojezystc Z
jarzma czerwonego najazdu, SLY
samaFytahskie eddziaiy Amery--
kaiskiego Czerwonego Krzyza,
niosac uIge zbawicnna kFainie }ez
| krwi.
I nigdzie ponloc Amerykah-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza ME
byta bardziej ~pozadana, nigdzic
pie byla tei prowadzona Z wick
Sym nakiadcm koszt6w i wysii-
kow, jak wiasnie W Polsce. Dzia-
l~alnoScia swa objaf tam Am. CT,
Krzy5 z CORA 100000 os6b, Wy
dajac na Mich W gotowce 1rzcszto
piec milionow dolar6w', Podczas
gdy zapasow W naturze dostar-
czy, Polsce "a SUNG dziesieciu
milionow dolsr6w.
Wdzieczna jest GAIA Polska A
merytkaiskiemu Czerwonemu
Krzyzowi, a wdzieznost to Jej
Ii swoiem wiasncm imieniem t.
kazaG iesteSmy tcraz powo}ani
prey sposobnoSci Rampant wer-
bunkowej. Jako Pelaoy amerykah
scy wprost "a obowiazek poczy-
tywac so5ic musiny wszyscy
przynsieznost do Amerykahskie'
60 Czerwonego Krzyza. Musimy
tez dopomodz tel instytucyi dc
rozwijania dalszej W Polsce dzia,
lalnoSci ratowniczej i do pre-.
p~rowadzenia programu piracy ma
Gas pokoju.
Wobec tego Rada Zarzadzaja,
ca Wydzialu Narodowego Pol,
skiego zwraea sic n~iniejszem dc
wszystkich przynaleznych organi-
zacyi, zesPolow, osad i parafii z
usilna prosba o ~poparcie energi-
qzne czwartej Rampant; werbGa-
kowej Amer. Czerw. Krzyza.
w tym celu miejscowe organ;-
zacye, towarzYstwa, paraf;e oraz
Komitety Cbywatelsk:e pcwihny
wszedzie porozumiec sic z lokal-
nym Oddziaiem Amerykaiiskiege
Czerwonego Krzyza, ably ma wie'
each, ma zgromadzeniach i w a.
gitacYi Cd domEu do demu zwerbo
wac jak najwiecej czEonk6w ola
tel TAX ~zasiuzonej instytueyi a.
merykahskiej.
Wszelkieh ~informaeyi co do
przcprowadzenia Rampant IT,
dzieli sekcya qolska PREY Glow,
uej Kwaterze Amer. Ger. Krzy=
"a: American Red Cross, Fo-
reign Language information Ser
vice, Polish Section, - 11o7
p No., No-I- ~ "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-28
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,,Oerpiacy" pfsze: Czy ooscnosc
kamykow " nerkach Tub W pecherzu
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-01-16
VERSAILLES PEACE
PACT IS RATIFIED
SIGNATURES AFFIXED FRENCH
CAPITAL SIGNALLING FORMAL
ENDING OF WAR;
Treaty Not Only Defines Terms Of
Peace But Contains League of
Nations Covenant-United States
Alone Has Not Ratified Treaty.

Decentralization of the treaty
OF Versailles were exchanged and
peace between Germany France, Great
Britain and the other allied and asso-
ciated powers. with the exception Of
the United States, became effective
at 4:l6 O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
January 10.
The outstanding comment on the
ceremony is that it leaves the United
States the only power which was ac-
lively at war with Germany not now on
peace basis. That was the note
sounded by Baron Kurt Won LerSner,
head of the German peace delegation.
The egates assembled in the pri-
vate Office of the minister of foreign
affairs where AT Il secret session the
protocol WAS signed at 1 100 O'Clock.
Led by Clemenceau the delegates
then filed into die famous ciDcAloon