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Evening star., 1920-02-19
Notre Dame Cancels Harvard Date

q CAMBRIDGE, Mass. February 19.-
The Harvard Notre Dame foot ball
game scheduled for October 9 at Cam
bridge has been cancelled at the re-
quest of Notre Dame, 1t is announced
here. No reason was given.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
Z "Bohaterskiejj" Karty
Ruskiego ZoInierza.

Zioczow, w lutym.
P. Tanina Kobiakowna, Polka,
objeia funkcye nauczycielkl W
kulikach Z dniem I wrzesnia
lois. W diva miesiacc poznieJ ri
ski zamach stanu zniWeczyl
wszelkic formy publicznego i
prywatnego zycia 4 samotna nau
czycielke, ktora przebyla ciezki
tyfus, wprowadzi} ma ciezkie j
twarde tory wSrod gwaltow i
bezdrozy chwilowych okupan--
tow. P. Kobiakowna zamierza}a
wyjechac do Lwowa, ale wobec
przerwanej komunikacyi zamiar
ten speiz} ma niczem. Tymcza-
sem budynek szkolny zosta} "a
iety przez zofdactwo ruskie | Cd
tel juz chwili nauczycielka by}a
narazona ma niesiychanc T. lego
strony szykany. Trwa}a jednak
ma posterunku i bronila szko(y
lei dobra, chociaz dzien kazdy
narzucal jej MOVE trudnoSci. -
Szczegolnic przesladowa} ia "a
rzQdca las6w, nicjaki Jaworskii,
ktory postanowis nauczycielke
re Szkoiy wyrugowac.
w dniu s kwietnia 1919 r, gdy
Kobiak6wna zajeta byla kopa-
MEM og16dka szkolnego. dwai
zo}nierze ruscy poczeli krecit sic
ko}o jcj mieszkania. Zaniepoko-
iona tenn poszia do swego poke
ia i wnet zjawii sic ma progu zol
nierz Ivan Stefaniuk, ktory we
zwal nauczyclclke do por. .lawor
skiego. Ten sam niebawcm zja-
vii sic w budynku szkolnym, a
zarzuciw$zy jej, re wzbrania zot-
n:erzom uzywania studni, rzucii
pod jej adrcscm tie sIowa; ia
we dcbie znaju 4 szczobys zna-
Ia suka - ic tcper knee pol
skim rzQdom'', a piznala ruskic
prawa - distances 3 bukiw!"
Obecnymi byli podczas te%o Wy
roku dwai zo}nierze, o~Skarlony
Ivan Stcfaniuk / zbicgiy Lohin.
Ma rozkaz por. la~worSkicgo Je
den Z zoEnierzy przyni6st krzesso
postawif ic ma Srodku izby, 4 gdy
chora, strwozona nauczyclelka
cofneia sig pod Sciane, siepaczc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

ski j cieSZynski najm{odszy z braci
Konrad. Obw6d g,ogowski. Ksialeta Ct
p~ozostali nadal pod zwierzchnictwem
kr6la polskieSo.
Podzfal ten wywolal miedzy bracmi
.dlugie i Zawile WALK, kt6re TAX dla kra'
ju jak i dIa rozwoju KoSciola Sw. byfy
nader n~iekorzystne. MieczySlaw raci'
borski | cieszynski ME zadowolil sic
SVEN pafstewkiem maiem i wypowie''
dziai wojne bratu swojemu, BoleSiawo-
wi, ksieciu wroclawsSiemu. kr0l pol.
ski Wfadysfaw Sprawiedliwy, widzac
jak wieEkie szhody przynOSza krajOwi
wojny. daruwai M~ieczyslawowi ziemie
bytomska, pszczynskQ, siewierska i ~
Swiecimska. Tym sposobem zaSwaran-
towano krajowi pok6i ma czaS dfuzszy
a r~6wnoczeSnie powiekSzono SlaSk o
Spory HAWAII ziemi.
Syn wSpomniauego Boleslawa Wy
Sokiego, ksieze JaroSiaw. zOSta& kSie"
dem a W roku l19s biskupem wrOciaw-
skim. zatem pierwSzym biskupem Z ii
nil Piast6w SlqSkich. TenAe biskup ia
roSlaw darowa} b~iSkupstwu z ksieStwa
.Swego znaczne poSiadloSci. OdtQd kazdy
biI,kup wroclawSki nietylko byl ksie--
ciem KoScio}a. ale teA i ksieciem Swie-
ckim. Z ~darowizny tel pOwStalo p6z-
niej biskupie kSicStwo nyskie.
DOwiedzieli$my sic p~oprzcdnio. re
dzieki staraniOm BoleSiawa Chrobre-
go ~powstaio biSkupStwo w~roc4awSkie.
Ma Stolicy zasiadl biskup kt0ry zarza-
dzai ca}a dyecezya.
Szczes6iy poczatk6w rozwoju chrze-
Scija6stwa M G6rnym Slaskup Owiane
"a zamier2ch}oscia bezdenna. Jednak-
&c z~abiyanac muSia(o tn Swiatfo VIA
~ chrzeScijanskiej bardzo wcDe&nie, DO
juz niedlugo 20 roku 1000 napotykamy
IA SHADY WARY $w., ma klaSztory i ko-
&cioly. Wprawdzie byfO ich Giewieie,
q te co byfy, sluzyiy wiernym blizSzych
i dalszych okolic ma przytuiek i sauzbe
BOA. Ma 6wczeSne easy liczba istnie-
jacych Swiatyn byla wystarczajaca,
gdyz kraj nie byi tax zaludniony jak
dis, a ludnoSc mniej przyZwyczajOpa
byia do takich wyg6l jak pOkOlenia
wicklow nowoczesnych. To teA daleka
droga do koSciOfa ME o~dstraSZala wier
Inych cd u-czeszczania ma n~aboAehStSa.
Ale i praca drrszpaSterSka ME hy&a
wtcnczaS jcSzcze taxa, do jakiej ze&my
dis przywyki. Me by{O parafii, ME
byio ~proboSzcz6w i tylko Cd czaSu DO
czasu odwiedza& ksiadz dana okolice, IL
by M ~wyHnaczcnem miejScu ~odprawic
.naboze6Stwo. rOzgrzat Serca zebranych
.goracem S}Owcm i u~twieriziG ich vie
re Sw. DuChowienStwo 6wczcSne ska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
CENY ZYWNOSCI
W POLSCE.

Ma podstawie informacyi z gazet
warszawskich podajemy pon'zeJ GO
ny artykuIow ~zyWnusci W Polsce, ia
kie placono tam z kohcem marca.
Ceny te podane So W markach pol
skich j jezeli zwazymy ogromnie nj
ski kurs ich obecnie, przekonamy sic,
re my tn "a wszystko o wiele a VIE
lie ray drolej "a wszystko placing.
Herbata funt 81.
Cukier (brak zupelny).
Kakao funt so.
Kawa funt 50.
Czekolada kilo $50.
Cykorya fult 800.
PiecZywo:
Chleb pialy 2 funty l7--16.
Chelb razowy funt 5.
StrucelKa funt IA.
Buika sztuka lao.
Nabial:
Mleko kwarta 3.
Masio funt $40.
Ser SIN etankowy funt IS.
Ser polski funt 1S-12.\
Smietana kwarta 2S-24-22.
.Jaiko sztuka 80.
Ryby:
Szczupak funt %.
Drobne rybki funt 16.
Sledzie sztuka 3.50-5.O0.
Sledzie wedzone sztuka $50.
MieSo:
Wolowe funt 20.
Cielecina funt II.
Baranina funt II.
Schab funt "a.
Boczek funt "a. I
Wieprzowina funt 20.
Wedliny:
Szynka zwyczajna funt 81.
Szynka W pecherzu funt 81.
Poledwic wedzona funt 30.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
Spodziewam sic Panic Ministrze,

Spodziewam sic Panic Ministrze,
re ME odm6wi nam pan swego GEN.
nego wsp6}dzialania ma tel drodze !
re swej strony mcyge zapewniG pana,
re Rad polski. do kt6rego p~rzyiacze
sic z calego serca uczyni wszystko
co jest " jego mocy, by ulatwiG pa
nu speinienie Zadania,. kt6re spotka
sic jestem tego pewien z goraca SYM
aptya ca}ego narodu polsk;ego".
Poslowi towarzyszyli panowie:
baron de Batahte, radca poselstwa'
Grandin de l'Emprevier, sekretarL
poselstwa i por. de Berbenville, at
tache> poselstwa. Audyencye zakon--
czyla dluzsza rozmowa Naczelnika
PanstWa z poslem.
w drodze do B~elwederu liczn.e
zgromadzona publicznoSt rrzyjmo-
wala posia francuskiego o~wacyjnie.~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
STOSUNN EO$CIELNE Ma
G0RhYA SLASkU " DA.
WNYGH GzASAGH.

Dyecezya wrociawska zaicza sic do
najwiekSzych ma calym swiecie. Nale2y
do niej Slask z maiymi tylko wyjatGa-
mi. Slask GeSzynSGi. ~Brandenburgia
4 czeSc Pomorza. W czasach dawniej--
SZych i niekt6re czeSci WielkopolSki
do niej nale&aly natomiaSt ziemie by
tomSka i ~pSzczynSka zapczaIy sic do bi
skupstwa krakowskiego i dOpiero 1921
T. przy&aczono je do b~iskupstwa wrocsa-
TSkiego.
Zafozenie biSkupStwa wrocfawsSlego
siega bard7o dawnych czaSGw. StaiO sic
to W rcku 900 pO ChrystuSie, "a pano-
wanna kr6la polskiego BoleSfawa Chro-
breSo, kt0ry take by} rzadca krainy
GaSkiei. PolSka, a zatem i Slask przy-
Jelly juz przedtem, z panowania OLGA
BoleS}awa, kSiecia Mieczyslawa l., ma
uke ChrystuSa Pana. Kr6 BoleSiaw pa
mietajac, re brak biSkup6w niekorzy-
Stnie wp}ywa ma wiernych, EaiozyR mic
dry inncmi b~iSkupStwo W Wrocawiu
lila Slaska, przylaczajac je do juA pred
tenn ustanowionej m~etrOpolii poiskie!i
arcybiskupstwa W Gnieznie. Nietylko.
re kr6l BoleSlaw biskHpStwO wroc{aw-
Skie zaiozyl, ale naStepcy jego dazyii
wSzerkiemi siiami do utrzymania aF-
skiego btSkupstwa. Chociaz W lataeh
dalSzych ME okazywa&o 1byt wielkieJ
SywotnoSG. co as przypiSaG nale&y cia
gfym wOnom i rozruchom W kraju, to
jeinak Kazimierz Odnowiciel Staraf
sic jak tylko m0SI o uporzadkowlnie
stosunk6w koScielnych ma Slasku. Ia
lego uSilnem staraniem juz 1915 +. m6Sf
pierwSzy biSkup Jan powrocic do swej
stolicy biskupiej Wrociawia.
Tax SamO kr0lOwie poiScy Boieslaw
Krzywousty / wfadysfaw II. po}ozyli
wtelkie zaS{ugi okolo KosciO4a Sw. ma
Slasku. Synowie Wiadyslawa Bole-
shaw wysOcki i MieczySlaw - jeSzcze
pred rokiem 1146 zbudowali | bOsato
~wypoSazyli klaSztor 90. AuSustyan6W
M Gore SOb6tce, ktGra to kondacya
pr1etrwala az do znieSienia majatk6w
klasztornych W roku 1910. Pc ~wygnaniu
kr0la w}adySiawa IL. z POlSki. podzie
lono kraj W roku 1853 pomiedzy Syn0"
lego. Ze SlaSka utworzonO try ksie
ytwa samodzieIne. MianowiCie BOlesfaw
Wysoki odebra{ W SpUSciznie pO Ojcu
obwody w~rociawski, lignicki i OpolSEi;
brat jeso MieczyS4aw obwOdy racibor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
80

u b6lem serca donosimy
wszystkim krewnym znajo-
mym te smutna wiadomoSc. IL
najukochanszy synek nasz
S. p.
StanisIaw p Klafet6w urynowicz
DO kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiel cno-
robie, powiekszyi grono aniot-
k6w, dnia 26go lipca, 1920 ro-
ku. o godzinie 100 p~opoiudniu
przezywszy 2 lata, 4 miesiace
II dni.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W czwar
TEX, dnia 29go lipca b. r. o 60
dzinie Sci rano. Z domu 2atopy
pnr. 1898 n. Winchester ave.
do koSciola Sw. Jadwigi, a STAN
tad ma cmentarz Sw. Wojcie-
cha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Antoni Anna Urynowicz,
rodzice; Rajmund, brat; Sta
nisIaw Klafeta, dziaduS; Bro
nisIawa KIafeta i J6zefa ury--
nowicz, babcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

TuSCy dnpaull OllaIy TZuGlll lila
ne krzeslo. Wobec oficera ruskic
go rozpoczela sic brutalna, hanba
juz ME honorowi, - DO trzeba
go mice, - ale uczuciu czlowie-
ka, Przynoszaca egzekucya.
Dwaj siepacze kijami bill z slla
zczwierzeconego instynktu a zboj
ich przclozony, stall tuz obok /
liczyi ray. Pc dwunastu razach
Kobiakowna omdIala i upad}a Z
krzesla ma podioge. a zbir jeden
i drugi dopadli biednq, omdlafq
i wymierzyli jej ~jeszcze IS kijow.
Pc tym zbydleconym czynle ru-
$kich zboj6w Kobiakowna bez-
w!adna przeIezala miedzy zyciem
d Smierciq przez przeciag trzech
tygodni. a lekarzc znawcy o.
rzekli, &c doznala ciezkiego uszko
dzenia ciala.
TAX sic przedstawia Gym hal
damaki. S!iepacz = officer ustaph z
bandami ma wsch0d, Kodak To-
hin - pierwszy oprawca zblegf,
pozostal jedynie drugi Ivan Ste
ianiuk. Oskariony ten zoldak III
sprawiedliwiai sic, &c g4ownym
$prawca byl Lohin, a on lcdynie
ia rozkaz Dficera bill w0wczas
nauczycielke, gdy iohinowi XII
sic zlama}. Inaczcj, zgodnie z
iaktycznym stanem rzeczy, ze--
znaia nauczyciclka, wobcc czego
ma rozprawie gI6wnej W Zsoczo-
vie zapad wyrok, zasadzaj2cy
Stefaniuka M szeSc miesiecy
ciezkiego wiezicnia. Prokurator
| zglosii odwolan;a Cd nizkiego wy
miaru kary.
fIajdamackicso zbira opraw-
&c bronii adwokat DIR. *. MoSzyn
ski.
Regcstrujeny w~ydarzenle, po-
wyzcj przytoczonc, jake jedno Z
tych nieprzcliczonych ogniw, z
! kt6rvch sk}ada sic iancuch me
czenstwa polskiej ludnoSci w
dniach gwait6w ! bezprawia roz-
wydrzonej pod6wczas do zupei-
ncgo zaniku, pozbawionei nalbar
dzicj prymitywnych zasad ludz-
kosci, duszy ruSkrj. We l-wo-
vic mordowali hajdamaccy sic
paczc W bialy dzicn dziecko ma
u'icv. - tam ma wSi mordoWasi
kobictc, ichca, wzietcgo do me-
wolf. stwarzali gchcnne mlkuiI-
nicckich i kosaczowskich obo-
z6w. wobec kt6rych rozwicwajq
sic W niwecz drobnc, stosunkami
chwili wvwo}ywane niedomaga-
ria obozow dzisiciszych. Siepacz
por. Jawor<kij - to tylko drugie
wvdanic tahich zbirow jak cze-
tarv Kociany ! lnnc teeo typu
| zb6ie. ! take bandyckie duSzc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27

dalo sic z ksiezy m~isyonarzy hub
zakonnik6w, ma kt6rych ciezyla praca
insignia W pierwszych, oraz duszpaster-
Stwo W nastepnych czasach. Nazwiska
tych pierwszych ksiezy-misyonarzy SO
nam prawie nickname: takSamo o sic
dzibach ich mic ME wiemy. Poza misyO-
narzami i zakonnikami znachodzimy
duchowienStwo katedrane, wikarych,
kapelan6w zamkowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-27
Golonka funt %.

Golonka funt %.
Kieibasa krakowska funt 26.
Kielbasa zwyczajna funt "a.
SaIceson funt "a.
Kiszka pasztetowa funt "a.
Kiszka zwyczajna funt 10.
Boczek gotowany funt &c.
Slonina funt 26~
Leguminy:
Maka pszenna funt 15-16.
Maka zytnia funt 9.
Maka kartoflana funt 14-12.
Kasza ~gryczana funt 1O-11.
Peczak funt 10.
Groch polny funt Gill.
Fasola funt 10-11.
Rye funt "a.
Grzyby suszone funt 100,
Olej rzepakowy funt %.
Jarzyny:
Kartofle funt 1.40-1.@n
Kapusta sw:eza funt 4.
Kapusta kwasZona funt 4-5.
Buraki funt 1.50-l.89-2.00.
Marchew funt 100.
Cebula funt 9-S.
Brukiew funt $50.
P~ietruszka funt -.
Owocc:
Gruszki funt Sig.
Jablka funt 10-12.
Sliwki suszone funt 1?-l5.
Rodzynki funt so.
Mlgdaly funt SO.
Cytryny sztuka 100.
Dr6b:
Pularda 100.
Indyk funt 40.
Ges bita funt 40.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-04
This VIII Ast0nis1
St. JoIlnsbury People

The quick action of simple With
hazel, camphor, .hydrastis, etc, as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, will sur
prose St. Johnsbury people, One
girl with weak, strained eyes was
helped by single application. Her
mother could hardly sew or read be-
cause of eye pains. In one week she
too was benefited. We guarantee a
small bottle of Lavoptik TO help ANY
CASE weak, strained or infamed
eyes. Aluminium eye Guy FREE.
w. E. Eastman, druggist
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-04
PASSUMPSIC

Mrs. Cora Fulford and Al Falford
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blake
Sunday.
Master Howard Willard is sick.
Arthur DEMO substituted on the
mail route Monday.
lone Lamberton finished work in
the mill and went to Bristol, Conn,
Saturday.
Miss Tilton went home Tuesday
sick from her school in the grammar
room. Miss Ellen King is substitute
ing for her.
Mrs. Agnes Young returned home
from St. Johnsbury Wednesday,
John Wright Of Rutland visited
his brother, Richard Wright, ono day
last week.
Miss Helen Judkins Is in Newport
visiting her sistel, Mrs Lynn Carr
and is very sick, afraid Of rneumonia.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
Daily Thouaht.

We may give advice. and still moi
inspire conduct.-Le Rochefcucauld.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
His Table Manners.

His Table Manners.
Flatbush-I don't like those paper
napkins.
Bensonhurst-Bu they are sanitary,
van know.
Perhaps so. But they scratch my
neck when tuck 'em in my collar
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
NUT-BEARING NATIVE TRIES
OF Them All the Hickory Is Easily
the Best Known, and Grows
Nowhere Else

OF the nut-bearing American trees,
hickories are perhaps the best known.
being strictly North American trees,
none now growing in any other part
of the world. OF the IA known spe-
cies one is Mexican, the other 13 grow
ing east of the Rocky mountains In
diana boasts of six species. of which
the shagbark. or shellbark, is the most
noted, because of its nuts and pc
culiar SG-k.
The wood of most of these speeies
is tough, strong and flexible. but be-
cause of its value for Implements and
fuel the finest trees of our forests
have been sacrificed, the crop of wild
nuts decreasing as consequence
The pecan is the largest of our
hickories, being a native of the south
ern and southwestern counties of In
diana and growing to perfection in
the rich, moist soils OF river bottoms.
The black walnut grows west from
western Massachusetts to Minnesota.
Its branches are stout and spreading,
forming round-topped tree when
grown in the open.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
The Reason.

"They say England is crazy over
spirits"
NO wonder with lot of our
stock probably going over there"
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06

Mistakes of the past should be made
over into guideboards of the future.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
Forced Honesty.

Forced Honesty.
Dick-I picked up n quarter today
and gave it to the owner.
Father-That's II good honest boy.
Dick-Yes. / couldn't help 1t. The
man that dropped it had me by the
ear.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
sPoHN MEDICAL COMPANY. GOSHEN, IND.
MEAN TO SERVE AS BEACON
Statue of Liberty at New York Is Not
Fulfilling Original Purpose
of Designer.

The statue of Liberty. in New York
harbor. is electrically illuminated
that is. so flooded with light as to be
rendered brightly visible at night.
Originally, however, the idea was
to make it serve as beacon, and for
this purpose the flame" of the lady's
torch was cut at the sides, the open
ings fitted with glass. and nine duplex
arc lamps placed inside.
Thus was obtained light which,
upheld at height of 305 feet above
the water, was visible "a miles out
Mt sea. or ten miles beyond the anchor
age of the outside llghtship. It's main
tenance was assigned to the govern
ment lighthouse board.
But the lighthouse board declared
that it had little or no usefulness as
an aid to navigation, its value being
purely sentimental, and in 1902 the
light was extinguished, the business
of Illuminating the statue being hand
ed over to the war department.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
R.ad The RibIe and Tbink

at is good plan to read book
of the Bible through rapidly at sit
ting in shady garden. or on cliff
looking over the sea; then to close
the book and ink"-Church Family
Newspaper.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06

This photograph of Ludwig e. y. X.
Martens (on the righD, self-styled
''soviet ambassador" TO the United
States. and his secretary, was taken
in Washington. just previous to Mar
tens appearance before senate com.
mittee. He promised to tell the SEN
ators lot about the communist
party's activities in America.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
loo BriQht.

Il thought you said that new boy
was very bright"
80 he was, but he was too bright"
THAT so?'
Yes. He hadn't been here a month
before he wanted To tell me how TO
run the business"
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
rransformcd Into New Man.

AS iron put into the fire loseth its
rust and becometh clearly red hot, so
he that wholly turneth himself unto
God puts off all slothfulness. and Is
transformed into a new man.--Thomas
q Kempis.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 8
PETER AT LYDIA AND JoPPA.

LESSON TExT-Acts s:32-4s.
GOLDEN TExT-The prayer of faith
shall save the sick. and the Lord shall
raise him up.-James BIB
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL - Luke 5:
i1-26. s:40-o6.
an Did.
JUNIOR TOPIC-What Peter Did at
LYDIA and Joppa.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
Ic-The Beauty and Influence OF an I'm
selfish Life.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06

A mans second love is apt to be
worth more money than the first.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-03
Count Your Blessings.

DO you suppose you could count
your blessings? Do you suppose that
if you should sit in your room all day
and write down every blessing you
could think Of you'd be able to name
al the good things that God has sent
into your life? Try it for five minutes
and see.
IN a speach delivered by Mr.. Elkus,
the American Ambassador to Turkey,
he told of what terrible times Armen-
ians and others are having in their
vain attempt to get enough to eat, or
even anything to eat It's hard for
most of us to realize what hunger is.
We can go to the pantry most any
time and get something to eat, and
we hardly know what it is to miss a
meal out of the regular three meals a
day How would you like it If you liv-
ed as did this boy whom Mr.. Elkus
told America does not realize the
hunger that has existed in some parts
Of Turkey. | can best illustrate it by
telling You about little boy who was
brought to one of the hospitals. His
condition was such that he could not
eat so i'd food but he cried for a piece
of bread When the physicians told
h m he couldn't eat bread, he said he
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-03

didn't want to eat it, he just wanted
to put it under his pillow, so that he
could feel that food was near
We have pretty easy time of it..
Why what we waste would feed an
immense population It's pretty hard
for the average person here in America
TO have less than three dollars week
to spend for food Over in Turkey
five dollars a month will save the life
OF boy whose father and mother may
be just as well educated as your father
and mother, and Just as earnest Chris
+tians, too Indeed, some Of us have
tremendous lessons to learn from the
Armenian Christians, hundreds Of
whom have died because they would
not give up Christ,
When you are tempted to complain
about the things you have, just remem-
Der the thousands of boys over there
who have nothing. And they are not
going to have anything unless folks
just like ourselves make sacrifices to
send them food
Don't you htink we ought to be
ashamed of ourselves for having a
great deal more than we need? A good
many boys think that it is an awful
hardship when they must be denied
some OF the things that the other fell
lows have. But after all, what we
really need more than lot Of things is
the spirit Of gratitude for the least
thing that we have, and the ability to
find JOY in less rather than in more.
Or Speer tells of business friend of
{ me day with another man, when
MS who was walking down the street
one day with another man, when sud
denly big automobile filled with
young people whirled around the cor
ner, Among those in the car was the
son Of the business man. 1t was right
in the middle Of the morning, and the
boy was supposed to be at work in his
fathers business house The father
turned to the man and said, 81 wish
knew how | could hold my boy I'M
But the man understood the trouble,
for he knew that as a reward for pass
Ing his examinations in college, the
father had sent his son an automobile.
Now" writes DR. Speer. che wonders
Why this son does not know how to
bind himself to an arduous duty"
No, it isn't much stuff that we need,
but more sense of Gods goodness
more realization OF the numberless
blessings that we do have A decent
BOY cannot think Of that little chap in
Armenia. so thankful to know that
there is really d piece of bread under
his pillow, even though he cannot eat
It, without making up his mind that
lhe viii not be ungrateful for the abun-