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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS
Because It's For One Thing Only. and
Ladysmith People Appreciate
This

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Doan'S Kidney Pills are for one thing
only.
For weak or disOrdered kidneys.
Ask your ncighbOr.
Here is LadySmith evidence to prove
their worth.
Mrs. W. l.. Burch says: II have
used Doan's Kidney Pills with good
results | tried them for backache and
found them to he satisfactory. My
back got strong and Well and two
boxes cured me. D0an's Kidney Pills
is the best remedy | know of and | am
pleased to recommend them on account
of the great and lasting benefit I have
received"
Price G0c. at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan'S Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Burch had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Mfrs. Buffalo. y. Y.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31

Shell Lake. Wis. Dee y. 1920
Mr.. w. o. EmmOnS.
I4adySmitlt. Wisconsin.
Dear Sir: | have your issue of De
ccmher 18th. and have read with good
deal of interest your article on land
clearing. and it agrees perfectly with
what | have been preaching for several
years. The important thing is to get
rid of the brush. and the stones and
StumpS will be taken care of by force
and necessity. There is IL greater
value added by removal of the brush,
which is the easiest part of the work.
and if that is done. we are certain the
rest will follow in due course.
/ am sure your campaign will he sue
reSSful because it is on the right line.
Very truly yours.
j. VI. SMITH.
Cashier Lumber
mems Bank
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
CONTEST LETTER NO. |
How TO Make Living From the
Start on Cut Over Land

Start With the determination to sue
ceed and never let failure or diScour-
agemen enter your mind.
y man starting on Il new farm
should avoid buying large tract of
land unless he has unlimited capital.
Small. temporary. comfortable build
ingS should be erected to house the
family and such stock as one is able
TO buy.
At least one COW. the best YOU can
afford: Il pig. and small flock of
full-hlood chickens your favorite
breed is best
Begin your clearing where the clear
ing is the easiest. What YOU want is
Il crop as soon as you can get it. An
acre planted to garden vegetables vii.
90 IL long way towards feeding a fam
ily Brush that can he cut with Il
scythe is best left where it falls until
such time as fire will run over the
ground. Larger brush should be piled
in windrowS on heaps and burned along
with amy logs or rubbish that can be
handled. Don't wait TO remove logs
and <tunps before seeding to tame
grass.
If capital is limited. hire your team
work done or change work with a
nCi%hb0r for his team: its cheaper
than to feed an old team which may
die before being paid for.
Don't spend too much time fishing
and hunting. Cutting brush. while
NOT 50 pleasant. is far more profitable.
An optimist sees the fried cake. the
peSSmSt the hole. BE an OptimiSt.
Don't listen TO any words of diScour-
agcmcnt Gods work. correctly done.
knows no failure. Keep it everlasting
~ in mind that you can meet all your
problems successfully.
When it mentions the land of para
disc, of milk and honey (and | think
Wild fruit should be added in the
good book. the Lord surely must have
had RuSl county in mind.
BE industrious. knowing that in do
ing Gods work correctly nothing but
success can crown your efforts.
Yours for success
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
HAVE YOU ONE?

1t is not an uncommon thing for an
aged boar to put on his war paint and
mix things and when he does the job
is usually done right. L. n. Potter. OF
Whittemore township, has an old boar
that ran amuck sometime Friday night
or early Saturday morning with the
result that when l.. \. went out to do
his chores Saturday morning he found
one of his horses badly cut in the stif1e.
a cow with an eight-inch cash on her
stomach, the bOars tllsks having cut
clear through the cutters skin s1sa steer
with a hind leg badly cut and bull
also badly cut on the inside of one hind
leg. DR.. Ray Potter was called and
with the assistance of L. A. and some
of the neighbors he treated the wound
ed animals and incidentally clipped the
boar's tusks.-Algona (Iowa) Advance.
Tusks and horns are relic of bar
barous ages and a bill of expense.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
WE JUST THINK WE
ARE HARD-UP HERE

\ letter from prominent banker
in northern Iowa. to the farm editor,
states that they have not been III posi-
ticn to loan amy money since April,
and have had to borrow double the
amount Of their capital and surplus
in order to take care of the withdrawal
OF their deposits. He says they are
no worse off than their neighbOrS. y
few farmers are selling some corn. but
at prevailing prices it does not bring
much money into the county
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
LAND CLEARING QUESTIONS

(These questions are being answered
by y. j. McAdamS. field man of the
DUPONT Powder Co. All questions
should be sent to the Farm Editor,
News-Budget, LadySmith.)
q. | have difficulty in removing
choller from my stumpS How can this
be avoided?
y. If YOU will throw Il chunk of
wood or a stone under the nose of the
stump just as it falls your choker
should come off very easily.
q. What causes dynamite to some
times burn and not go off?
A. Sometimes it is an abrasion of
the fuse which allows the fire ito spit
out but usually it is faulty crimping
Of the cap on the fuse. TO avoid this
use Il cap crimper.
q. / have several green StumpS on
my farm. Would you advise blasting
them this spring?
a. Unless YOU wish the land for
Immediate use | would not attempt to
/ blast them out for it takes too much
dynamite and time Leave the field III
pasture for Il few years and they will
come ont much easier.
.. Is "mudcapping. ''bulldoZmg'
and "dobying" the same thing?
\. Yes 1t consists Of placing the
dynamite on Il rock or stump to be
tracked and covering with several
inches of good stiff mud.
@. Would you advise boring into Il
stump TO crack it after it had been
pulled?
\. That method will use less dyna-
unite but by mudcapping the charge
tight against the bottom of the stump,
thc same result will be attained with
less labor and time.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
Cows and Glover are Proving
Their Worth in Rusk County
This Winter and Our Dairy
men Are Making a Bigger
Profit Than Ever Before

Raymond MatSOn. the efficient man
ager Of the Rusk County Experimental
Farm. near COnrath. was q Ladysmith
business visitor Monday. While here
ne informed the farm editor that be
was milking twelve cows this winter
and was now receiving $500 per day
f0l. the milk. selling to the farmers co
operative cheese factory at COnrath.
These COWS are highs grade GuernSeyS
and gave an average yearly yield OF
26g pounds Of butter-fat Fifty cents
was the lowest and 1} cents was the
highest price received during the past
year.
Mr.. MatSon SAYS he is making more
profit this year than ever before, as
feed is cheaper: however. he raises all
Of the feed needed for winter use for
these twelve COWS hcifpr bull. and
big team from seventeen acres OF
land The only thing he buys is bran,
which he mixes with ground barley
AMI rutabagas
He had nine acres of hay. two acres
OF barley. one acre of rutabagaS and
five acres of corn. which was put into
the silo.
His rutabagaS yielded Is tons: oats.
20 IN. potatoes. 40 bu.: and sugar
bectS. tons per acre. His rye was
poor this year. hHt last years yield
was II bushels per acre.
Here is typical RuSk county cut
over farm. and there are hundreds of
farms like il in the county. If on all
of our 1000 farms we would devote
our entire time to COWS. clover and 9th
or feed. and take good care of the
dairy herd we would soon be one of
The foremost counties in the United
States and ny the same token we
would be one of the richest.
Seventeen acres of land wintering
sixteen head of stock. Where can
You go to beat il: If the grain belt
farmers had known last year what
they were going to get in the old states.
Rusk county would be settled solid to-
day one big drawback is that these
prospective settlers waited too long
and big percent of them are broke.
another Dairyman RejOices
H. W. Flumker gave us few figures
on his and his brothers dairy opera
lions this winter. He stated that they
were milking ten head of HOlStein
COWS. half of which freshencd during
The fall months and the other five were
'.slrippcr>. having been milking since
spring. He stated that they were
making more profit this winter than
they ever did before. as they had big
crops and the feed they bought to bal
ancc their rations was cheap.
We asked him in regard to those
Shippers and he confessed that he
was feeding them we'll for Il big milk
production He calculates that it
takes about so much feed to keep Il
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
TRAVELS IN COMFORT

one of our settlers has built Il cab
on the front end Of his wood rack and
put in windows and door so he can
come to town with $40 to $50 worth
of wood per day and be comfortable.
The Rusk county farmer is making a
good net profit ON his wood this win
is the most Independent man on earth
today.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
4 FARMER LEGISLATURE

Farmers are getting TO be a power
to be reckoned with in politics. There
are forty -four aSSemblymen who take
election. If they keep their heads in
the game we should get some laws
passed that will give the farmers priv
ilegeS equal to those received by
at hers.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
IMPROVING NEW FARM

+. l.. Barnes owns good forty .
miles southeast of LadySmith and east
of Maple Center He has ten acres of
tame hay land on it and put up TWEEN
ty tons of hay last fall. He is getting
the land ready TO move onto in the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31

spring of 1922. and is clearing the
land and will put up Il set of buildings
next summer He paid $4,000 for the
forty. At present he is living on the
H. nempewOlf farm that he has rented.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
Corn vs.. Glover

Corn in the field sold up to 50 an
acre at the r. Il. NelmS sale Saturday.
This is, the first record we have this
year of field corn being sold at auction.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
Cost of Corn Crop

" conservative but we do not notice
amy item in his oat estimate for pillow
ing the ground and Of course little is
raised on poorly drained land. Besides.
there are other losses. which all farm
rr4 Emmct>brrg tIoWat Dem
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31
.RUSK COUNTY DAIRyMEN
ARE COMING Big MONEY

COW alive. and Il little more given, with
proper care. will yield u profit
He says his SiIo is Il big help in get
ting Il big flow Of milk III the winter
time Sixteen acres of pasture land
were broken last season and twenty-five
acres that were brsuhed and seeded
several years ago were re-brushed, and
will be broken. leveled and re-seeded
next year on this farm.
How Much Farmers Lose
4. l.. Firkins, who lives near Rod
man. hands W. j. Brown the following
figures on the cost of raising oats and
corn this year:
Cost of Dat Crop
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31

News? Call No. ,.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31

Carpet and rug weaving. 2. Finne-
gan, Thorp, Wis. 21-46*
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

Komitetowi giownemu chica-
goskiemu, urzadzaiacemu publi--
czny pochod, w dniu M~anifesta--
cyl przyszioniedzielnej, suggeru-
jenny skierowanie tego pochodu
moze gdzieindziej - ME do par
ku Humboldt otrzymalismy gio-
sy take, il nuzaco jednostajnie i
monotonnie wypadnie ten sam
pochod zawsze w te sauna strone.
re wielu moze to ME zachecic lub
cd udziafu wstrzymae, a przytem
i to wazne, re do parku owego de-
trzsba zawsze przez dziel-
nice zydowska -. Vice mozeby
skierowae manifestscyjny nasz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

wiadomicnic, azeby Poselstwo
Polskie Stanow Zjcdnoczonych W
Ameryce poinformowaio ludnos:
polska W Ameryce 0 iaktycznym
stanie rzcczy i wytfumaczyio jej,
re przesyianie pieniedzy w listach
zwykiych i poleconych pociaga "a
SODA czestokroc strate tych pie
niedzy w drodze; azeby zas togo
uniknac, raleza1oby pieniadze do
Polski wysylae wyiacznie przez
konsulaty, przez The American
Express Co.. W New Yorku, e.
wentualnie przez bank, wskazany
przez Poselstwo.
Przy wysylaniu picniedzy wy
chodzcy ME micliby zadnych tru-
dnosci, ponicwaz THE American
Express Co." ma kilkadziesiqt fl
Iii w Ameryce rozrzuconych po
w~szystkich miastach wiekszych.
Ziozone kwoty w dolarach bywa-
ia w~yplacane W Polsce przez Po-
cztowa Kase Oszczednosci odbior-
cy W markach polskich - po
kursie gicIdy warszawskiej, dnia
zlecenia. Wykluczony
lest wszelki wyzysk obu stron,
zapewniona szybkosc dokonania
i wysylanemi pieniedzmi (dolara-
mi) dysponuje polski Rad.
Ia Ministra,
Dobrowolski.
Ia zgodno5t
St. 1zycki.
Naczclnik kancclaryi konSulatu
Chicagoskicgo.
Ps. - Pisma miejscowc i pro-
wincyonalne p~roszone sd o pre-
druk niniejszego komunikatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

i pouczcnia O tom polskicgo wy
ch6dztwa:
Do Ministcryum Spraw Zasr.
Wydzial Ekonomiczny.
Warszawa.
Ably sic uchronic cd zarzutu O.
grabiania list0w alnerykanskich
przcz polSki ~pcrsonel pocztowy
jak r0wnicz, azcby zabczpieczyt
drobny grosz polskicgo wychodz-
cy Z Amcryki, kt6ry nickicdy wkfa
da picniqdzc do listow, wysyla--
nych do Polski, Wrcszcic, ably u
krGcic' naduzycia Z listami ame-
~rykahskimi, zaprowadzi}o MiQl--
sterstwo Poczt i Tclcgraf6w cd
10 maja RIB. wyrabianic ca}cgo
nadchodzqccgo Z Amcryki mate
rya}u, do czasu uzyskania odpo-
wicdnicgo Iokalu w Krakowic, W
spccyalnic do tego urzqdzonych
sortowniach PREY urzedach: kra-
k6w ., Warszawa /, Tarnow .,
Lw0w . i PrzcmySl, oraz Zapro-
wadzono cwidcncye wszystEich
lIst6w amcrykanskicl. W sortoW-
mach otwiera sic work. W obec-
noSci 3 urzednik6w i dwu woz-
nvch, kt6rzy ko.cgialnie caiy ma
tcryal odbieraja, predicate i Sc
grcgujq. L wyrobioncgo materya-
III formujc sig zamkniete pakiety
Iistowe adrcsowane wprost do
poszczcgolnych urzedow oddaw-
czych, przyczcm do kazdeso pa
kictu wkIada sic wykaz list6w po-
leconych i zwyklych. Crzad
Pocztowy oddawszy Gala otrzyma
ma korcspondencye amerykahSk2,
4 wiec tax listy polcconc jake tcz
zwyklc, wpisujc do ksiazek odda-
wcZvch, pocZcm zawiadamia a
drcsat0w O nadejSciu p~rzesy}ck
"a pomocq osobnych awizow.
Przcsylki same wydajc sic tylko
w urzedzic osobi5cic zgEaszaj2-
Gym sig po mic adresatom, lub u
powaznionym przcz adrcsatow o.
sobom - "a pokwitowaniem.
Ponicwaz do Polski nadchodzl
DUO list0w uszkodzonych i ME
MONA ustaliG ma jakicm tcryto-
rvum mialo micjscc uszkodzcnle,
c~wcntualnic ograbienie, a Poczta
zadncgo paistwa "a take straty
ME odnowiada. uprasza sic o "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

nIkow do owej ,poczty pieniezncj
(oni zawsze do pieniazk0w pier
wsi), lccz wladzc przyjac ich ME
chcia}y, by ME pIacic "a Mich poz-
niej; przyjmQwano tylko. dostatc-
cznie kompctcntnych, moralnie pc
wnych i iuansowo odpowiedzial-
nych.
Komunikat MEinisteryum Poczt
i Telegraf6w, nadeslany nam do
cgloszenia przez Konsulat Polski,
w Chicago -,potwierdza infor-
macyc nasze O skiadnicach poczty
amerykaiskiej W Polsce, a cara
zcm dodajc dobra wiadomoSc, IL
w}adze przystapi}y juz do dy-
strybucyi tel poczty dlatego
polecamy go uwadze Czytelnik6w,
DO ola wielu bedzie on uIga i IL
spokojeniem. Komunikat ten "a
razem podajc dobrc rady co do
~przcsylki pieniedzy ma przysz-
lose, ~polecajac poslugiwanie sic
wzmiankowana wyzej American
Express Co.., kt6rq i mySmy "a
wszc naszym Czytclnikom reko-
mcndowali, hub tez posylanic "a
poSrednictwcm bank6w, kt0re "a
lecq intcrcsowanym tutcjszc repre-
zcntacyc oiicyalne wfadz ~polskicll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS. RaJmund Applet. Vice Moderator.
WojCieCh T. SoSka. PreZes.
Antoni0a ~BaranowSka. Wice-prezeskA.
Wojciech Menkicki. WiCe-prezes.
romasz S. BlaChowski Sekretarz.
Julian S~zczepanski. Skarbrik.
Stanisiaw Liczmanski, Dyrektor.
Ian Maciejewski, Dyrektor.
Szczepan ImbiorSki. Dyrektor.
FranciSzka BiesChEe, DyreGtorkA
Maya Imbiorska. Dyrektorka.
EonStarScya CZekala. Dyrektorka-
Or. FTanciSzek a. Dulak. Lekar7
Naczelny.
Adv. wawrzyniec Zygmunt Doradca
Prawny.
Sertruda Marchlewicz. Asyst sekr. Gen.
GOD8INY BIURowE.
Eiuro otwarte Cd stej rano DO 6teJ
w!e"Zorem. w sobote do LED popofu-
HniuD. w czwartek wieczorem Cd godzi
ny lei do Sci. - w ntedziele I swie-
Ia uroczySte hiuro zankniete.
WSzelkie listy nadSyfac nalezy IA re-
&C SekretarEa G~eneralnego.
TOM. $. BLACHOwSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
{ W. Division str. Chicago. Ill
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe I pocztowe
Cchecks. money orders etc.) nalezy wy
sta ma crSaniZaCye.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
| D~rzesylat pod adresem:
IUL. SZCZEPANSKI.
I4SS w. Division str, Chicago, Ill
DO czek6w z poza miasta Chicago. do
taczyc trzeba loo na Zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biur0 Zarzqdu Gl0wnego.
1857 w. DIVISION UTICA.
TeIefOn Monroe 1903.
Chicago, Ill.
Ma drugien pietrEe Smaehu
sDSIernikR ChicaRoskiego".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11
z Konsulatu General.
nego Rzeczypo,politej
Polskiej.
1909 N. Ashland Avenue,
Chicago, III.

Konsulat Generality Rzeczypo-
spolitcj Polskicj Chicago
przcsyla nam z proSba o zamierzc-
mic nizej zalaczoncgo komunika-
tn, otrzymancgo Cd PoIskicgo Mi
nistcryum Poczt i Tclcgrai0w L
dnia llgo czcrwca W sprawlc
przcsyIania do Kraju pieniedzy W
zwyklych i pol@onych listach z
a to W celu wyjaSnicnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

pochod gdzies w lima strone? -
Wartoby sic mad "a kwestya "a
stanowic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11

SILVA "a POLSKE, biagajace
Opatrznosc, by Ojczyzne nasza
ratowa}a z toni bolszewickiego
najazdu: kapiani nasi wypowie--
dza do ludu kazania patryotycz--
ne, tenn zagrzeja dusze ludu, pou-
ca go, pobudza, poprowadza do
roboty dalszej.
Ia robota dalsza bedzie w kaz-
del parafii, w kazdej osadzie, ko-
lonii - WfEC POPOLUDNIO-
WY w TYNE SAMYM DNIU
ODBYTY, ma ktorym zostana u
chwalone ~REZoLUCYE w sem
sic TIL omawianym. oraz OBRANI
ZOSTANA DELEGACI, ktorzy
powioza rezolucye tie W wielkiej
o~lbrzymiej reprezentacyi polskiej,
kilkaset glow liczacej, do stollcy
kraju t~utejszego, DO WASHING
TONU, ably tam przedstawic pra-
gnienia wspolne, jednomySlne -
prczydentowi Wilsonowi i tenn
wczwac go niejako - EMUSIC
MORALNIE do stanowczego wy
stapienia i wypowiedzenia sic W
sprawie Polski.
Wszystkie owe ~zebrania, vie
&c. rezolucye - beda absolutnie
BEZPARTYJNE: zadne ma mich
prowodyrstwa bye ME maja Ia
znaczane, zADNE AMBICYE
PRYWATNE, zADNE PRE-
TENSYE WYWLEKANE, "a
DINE DAW--
NIEJSZE zALATWIANE -
jedna mySl ma przewazac, jedna
sprawl ,gorowac wspolnego
wysilku - w pomoc Polsce! To
jedno dominowac must mic
wiecej! Wszyscy MECH sic w tenn
udzicla, MECH do tego reki Prey
ioza - MA BOX ORYENTA-
eye I RozNICE, ma box ,,zba-
wiania Ojczyzny ma wiasna reke";
jedyny wspolny sposob i rade
wskazuje nam W tel chwili pota-
czone nasze przewodnictwo, w
ktorcn macie wszystkich: "a nj
mi nam iSc - ME osobno! Kto
inaczej mysli, kto oSmieli sic O.
sobno COS poczynac, oddzielac sic
- POPELNI GRZECH MARIO
I GODZIEN BEDZIE
NAJOSTRZEJSZEGO MAPLE
RAZEM - OTTO
P~RZYKAZANIE MA CHWILE
DZISIEJSZA:
Tylko take wystapienie nasze
pozadany skutek, tylko
take wywrze efekt n~alezycie po--
tezny, tylko TAXA solidarnosc ma
sza i jednomyslnoSt - naprawde
kilkomilionowe mice bedzie zna-
genie i moze Polsce-M atce bye
tenn podtrzymaniem W jej ucisku
obecnym, jake pragniemy jej
Gao, z jakiem iej chcemy spicazyc.
WSZYSCY RAZEM - WSZY
STKICH SPOSOBOW UzYJ--
MY, AzEBY MANIFESTACYA
NASZA 1890 sIERPNIA WY
D ~IMPONUJACO, zEBY
SIZE OLA OPINII TUTEJSZE-
GO NARODU IMPERATY-
WEN STALA, AzEBY CAkY
OGoL PRZEJELA I PORWA-
LA - OLA POLSKIl
w facznoSci z powyzszem "a
znaczamy, IL ma niedziele przyszla
Pismo nasze ME og}asza zadnych
innych okazyi - procz tel wiel--
kicj Manifestacyi Polskiej - dla
Polski! zadne inne przedstawie-
MIA, zabawy, wycieczki, Piknikl-
MIEJSCA ME MAJA: odiozyc
je trzeba koniecznie! w PREY
SZLA ~NIEDZIELE, 1890 SER
- WSZYSCY RAZEM
BEDZIEMY NAPRZ0D MO-
DIG SIZE "a POLSKE, A PO-
TEN PRACOWAC OLA POL
cLrT W. IxyczVcrV DA2EM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11
MAClERZ POLSKA.

lest orSanizacya aaczaca miod1tet pol
aka obojga pfci W pracach n~aukowych,
oStryotycznych 1 bratniej ponocy ola
sodniesienia ducha moralnoSci l dOoro-
oytu W SpoleCzenstwie, a szczsgolnie
miedzy mIodzieEa polska Ma poSmier-
me cd lat II do Is. Ma czionkow Sto-
Earzyszonych. bez ograniczenia wieku-
1.Hso,. 800 rohu
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Z Text R~edakcyjnej.
Sierpnia.

Jak juz z odezw i komunika-
tow wiadomo - w dzien 15-ty
SIERPNIA - niedziele najbliz-
SEA mobilizujemy Gala Polonie
amerykanska - ma rzecz Polski.
Amerykanski Komitet Obrony
Polski nadesiai nam telegraficz-
na droga - wezwanie, bySmy z
akcya ia w~spoidziatali jak mona
najusilniej. Oczywista - bedzie-
my. To obowiazek. Pismo nasze
wszystkie wpiywy, SHY i zasoby
swe poswieca, wszyscy pracowni-.
cy jego - jestesmy do dyspozy-
cyl wymienionego Komitetu i
sluchamy wezwania. Pracowac
bedziemy - jak najintensywniej,
by ia mobilizacya ducha polskie-
go W Ameryce wypadia jak maj
potezniej i istotnie zawazyla ma
szali, ktora wazy sic dis Sprawl
Polska.
Polska w opresyi! w ~potrzebie
najciezszej, w poiczeniu najtru-
dniejszem! Polska stoi dis - ia
ko ten muir obronny, juz jedyny,
Wstrzymujacy hordy bolszewickie,
co wala w ow muir, szturmua
don, krusza go i iamia. Polska -
jedna zasiania chrzescijah-
stwo i cywilizacye Europy! a jed
n~oczeSnie valley o najSwietsze
idee swoje: o swobo-
de bytu, o wiasny Rad ludowy,
rad re swego wyboru Rad
ludu wolnego i ola ludu, Rad, w
ktorym wszyscy maja bye rowni
wobec prawa.
Niestety - sprawy tc maio tn
So znane: fakta prawdziwe i oko-
w jakich Polsce dziaiae
przyszIo samego poczatku
wznowionego jej bytu polityczne-
go, w jakich przyszio jej podjac
te z anarchia bolszewicka
- ME sa wiadome Amerykanom,
prawda zaciemniana tn jest u
nyslnie przez intrygi wrogich
nocy, przez nieprzyjazne nam
wpiywy, przez przewrotne ra-
przez zacieta propaganda,
przcciwko nam wymierzona.
Azeby ME dopuSciG do ujarzmie
ria Polski przez bolszewickich
tarbarzyncow - potrzebna jest
.ATYCHMIASTOWA POMOC
A M~ATERYALNA:
taxa W znacznej mierze
stanowic tez bedzie sad / CLOS lu-
i panstw zagranicznych i
Dowa4nych, poteznych, kt0re W
polskiej wypowiedziec sic
Wypowiedzenie take
przygotowuje sic re strony rzadu
Stanow Zjedn., lecz i o opinis lu-
gu amerykahskicgo chodzit nam
must - jak najzywotniej. Pred
wszystkimi innymi jednakze
SIZE MU--
SEA SAMI POLACY AMERY-
RAMSEY 0 tenn przesileniu, ia
kie Polska w tych chwilach ciez-
kich przechodzi musimy glosno,
ma SWAT caiy wypowiedziet sic
loialnie i solidarnie pc stronie o.
czyzny naszej, p~odtrzymat jej
wesprzec ia i bronic
jej pred atakami wrogimi po-
twarcow i oszczercow, ktorzy ze-
wszad W mas godza. STANMYZ
A MOCNO PREY RE-
PUBLICE POLSKIEJ w JEJ
WALCE o OBRONE CYW1LI-
ZAcYI I PRED
ZNISZCZENIEM BOLSZEWI--
CKIEM, pozyskamy ola niej =
wptywami naszymi - pomoc re
strony rzadu amerykahskiego, a
zapoznamy przytem ogo} obywa-
telstwa amerykanskiego ze swie-
ia Sprawl nasza z wielkim naro-