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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
JOSEPH OLIVER GRAND SIRE.
Heads Sovereign Grand Lodge Oh Uud
FeIlows-Next Meeting In Toronto.

BOSTON, Sept 29.-The Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows yesterday
after the sentiment had become over
whelming for Toronto as the place for
the next meeting, elected without OPP
position Joseph Oliver Of Toronto, Can,
as grand sire of the Odd Fellows of the
United States and Canada; John b.
Goodwin of Baltimore as grand secre-
tary and William II. Cox of Maysville
Ky, as grand treasurer.
Mr.. Oliver, the new grand sire has
served for the past two years as deputy
grand sire. He is one of the most
prominent Odd Fellows in Canada, being
noble grand of Queen City lodge. past
grand master of the Grand lodge of On
tario, past grand patriarch of the En-
campment.
He is engaged in the wholesale lum-
Der business, being president of the
Oliver Lumber company.
Mr.. Oliver is also prominent in Mas
onry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING.
Windham Association to Meet Here
Next Week Thursday.

SUDBURY. Vt, Sept. 2o.-The first
of the Congregational association meet
ings TO be held in the state next week
will be held here on Tuesday, Oct. 9TH
This is the meeting of Rutland assoc
iation. Union association viii meet at
Springfield Oct. 9th and Windham as
sociation at Brattleboro. Oct 9TH The
same general program will be followed
at all three meetings, addresses being
made by Rev. Frank w. Hodgdon of
Boston, Secretary G. c. Merrill of Burl
ington and President John r. Merrill
ID. y. of Central Turkey college, Aim
tab Turkey.
President Merrill has been in Turkey
during the entire period of the war and
very few missionaries have had an ex-
perience to.equal his. During the last
few months of DR. Merrill's stay in
Aintab, the city was under both French
and Turkish gun fire. His story thrills
with these months of intense strain As
president Of Central Turkey college with
two hundred and fifty students in var
its. various departments. in normal times
his contact and influence have been most
extensive.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
OHIO is STRONG
FOR SEN. HARDING
Betting Men Offer Odds of to 1 -
Congressman FOss Predicts He
Will Have 100000 Majority.

WASHINGTON. Sept. %. = Con-
gresham Simeon ID. Fess. chairman of
the Republican congressional campaign
committee, reported upon his arrival in
Washington this week that betting men
in Ohio are offering odds of four to one
that Warren G. Harding will carry his
native state and that supporters of
James NJ. Cox are refusing to wager
any money. Dr. Fess, who represents
said that straw ballots, which are being
taken throughout Ohio. give the Repub-
lican nominee two votes TO every one
for his Democratic opponent. The Re
publican spirit in the state, he said, is
unbridled. whereas the Democrats are
in the doldrums.
Ohio will go Republican by a hand
some majority said DIR. Fess. Il
think the majority for Senator Harding
will be more than 100000. The coun-
try outside of Ohio has been led to be-
lieye that Mr.. Cox, having been elected
governor three times, is invincible in his
home state; the facts are. that he sim
ply has been lucky in running when any
Democrat could be elected His first
election was in 1912. when the Republi-
cans We're split into two camps He
won the governOrship that year. but his
vote was 81 900 less than the combined
NOtes or the RepuDllcan and Progressive
candidates. In 1914 he was defeated
by Frank Ii. Willis, who win bes the
next Ipited States, senator from Ohio
Mark you, in the same election Mr.
Harding was sent to the senate with a
majority of 100000 In 1916 Cox was
elected governor again, but ran $1,000
votes behind President Wilson. In 1918
Cox Was elected again over Willis. who
had suffered local disaffection in Cincin.
natl on the liquor question. All the
rest of the Republican ticket was elected.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
ACTIVE FIGHT
AGAINST DALE
Harry w. Writers of st. Jeilnsbury.
Democratic Candidate-Issued Plat
form ON Which He Stands.
Especial to The Reformer.)
ST. JOHNSBURY, Sept. %.

form ON Which He Stands.
Especial to The Reformer.)
ST. JOHNSBURY. Sept. %.
Harry W. Writers of this town, Demo-
cratic nominee for representative in CON
fyress from the second district, plans to
make an active campaign against Con-
yressIIian Porter Dale, As a starter Mr..
/ Writers has issued a platfrom in which
he expresses himself as in favor OF re-
submission of the prohibition alnendnlfnt
and Immediate modification of the Vol
10 10 the Voters of the. Second Congress
sional District = s. -
Relieving that the viii of the, people
should govern, that personal liberty is the
very foundation upon which the greatness
OF the United States is founded, and that
local self government is the most eff
Client safe and satisfactory, is elected
your congressman, | would work and
fight for
First An amendment to the consti-
tuition of the United States providing that
no further amendments be made thereto
without being submitted to the direct vote
of the people in every state.
Second. The repeal and submission to
the people of the prohibition amendment,
upon the ratification of which the people
never had an opportunity to vote and
which was forced upon the country by
minority, while over 100000 men were
in France fighting for freedom and while
the great ma jority of those at home were
bending every effort toward the winning
of the war; and were not watching the
lobby at Washington.
Third. The immediate modification of
the Volstead act to permit the manufac
ture and sale of beer, light wine and
cider, and TO provide for the establish
ment of agencies where liquor for medi-
cinal purposes may be speedily and eco
nomically obtained.
These measures would restore to the
people personal liberty, the right TO regu-
late their own habits and mode of living
and to the state of Vermont and every
other states the right to govern itself.
Upon the foregoing platform, your sup
port of my candidacy for congressman
from the SECOND district is respectfully
solicited.
HARRY W. Writers.
st. JohnsburF, VT, Sept. %, 1920,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
MERCHANTS ORGANIZATION.
Vermont Business Men Organizing al
4dfs9.9 Burlington To-day.

Z BURLINGTON Sept. 2S.-Abott GO
representative merchants from many sec
tions of Vermont gathered at the Van
Ness House last evening for an informal
social meeting preliminary, to the opening
today of the first annual state merchants
convention when a state organization will
be perfected
T. b. Wright, representing the mer-
chants bureau of the chamber of com
merce. presided at last nights meeting.
Among the several speakers were George
r. Chalmers and w. w. Nichols of R,it-
land. The general trend of the speeches
indicated that a state merchants assoc
citation is very much needed and there
will be many benefits to the sta tie and
mean better service for the pesp,e.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

The Bascom House at Bethel has
passed into the management of Robert
Gilpin of Mortified. Harry l.. Emery,
the owner and landlord, will spend the
winter in Florida.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29
VERMONT NEWS.

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts
has Just become a member of the Girls.
Republican club at the University OF
Vermont.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

At a meeting of the merchants of Bel
lows Falls it was voted to continue the
Wednesday afternoon closings during the
month of October. This makes a total of
five months this summer in which the
stores have closed for a half holiday Pre-
vious to the-war they observed only two
months and then it was voted TO increase
to four months. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Henry Tracy, eight, of Center Rutland,
was struck by an automobile while pass
ing through bridge. Both bones in one
leg were broken.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Saturday at u o'clock, midnight, the
daylight saving ordinance at st. Adams
will go into the discard and the city
clocks will be put back one hour. placing
the city once more on standard time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Cuban BARRIERS use no brush, but latler
their patrons with their hands. from a
bowl
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

night for .intoxication, There has been
one prisoner in jail theoretically for a
month, but in actually he is employed on
q farm outside Of the city. So
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Gilbert NJ Thayer, retired New York
broker now living at Oxford, NSsH., was
seriously injured Monday when his auto
mobile was struck By an express train
on d railroad crossing at Fairlee. Mrs
Thapna. who, was With him, was less
seriously injured Mr.. Thayer sustained
a fractured skill and fractures of the legs
and arms. Mrs. 8 Thayer sustained
bruises and scalp wounds. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Mai Gen. David g. Shanks, command
ing officer Of the northeastern depart
ment, with two aides, called at the state
house Tuesday afternoon pay his re
speets to Governor Clement and meet
others with whom he will have business
while in charge of the troops in the New
England states. Later in the afternoon
he went to Norwich university. This
was not an official visit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Attorney and Mrs. w b. c.. SticEeny
of Rutland leave next month TO visit
their daughter, Mrs Jules Branliere,a in
Afgiers. Africa. Mrs. ,Branliere was for
merly Mrs. Robert A. Lawrence, of Rat-
land .f# 5ft,;,y4,f a .4
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

II. T. Johnson adjutant general. has
received from the committee that is in
charge of the first annual tournament for
rifle and pistol shooting at Wakefield.
Mass, an invitation for team of eight
men and officers from Vermont to attend
the meeting at which teams from the
American Legion, civilians. national
guards, navy and marines win compete
1t is a united service shoot of New Eng
land men. Major w T. Springer is
forming a team and if the plans are per-
fected win take the team to Wakefield,
but this will not be settled for a few
days. The meet is Oct. 9 to u, inclusive.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

DR. W. G. Watt. a yergennes physi-
clan, leaves Oct. 81 for France, where he
will be married. the affair being a Gull
mination of friendship made during DIR.
Watts service IN the war. He will re-
main abroad a year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-29

Neal w. Richmond, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. s. Richmond of Mortified has
been commissioned captain of infantry
in the United States army He reports
at Fort Ethan Allen. Oct. s for assign
menf. Mr.. Richmond has been employed
in the state highway department.
With the discharge of Andrew Carpen-
Monday from Washington county Jail at
Montpelier that institution is empty again.
Carpenter having been arrested Saturday
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
ZapObie9anie t. wv. lie
tniej ChOrobie".
(Napisala DIR. Helena G6recka.)

'WiekszoSci wypadkow wewnetrz--
nych chor6b n:emowlecych mona "a
pobiedz przez czeste przewietrzanie
mieHkanta i trgymanie dziecka W sio
necZnym pokoju. Odziei dziecka ma
bye trzymana stosownie do tempera-
fury | dziecko ma bye trzymane "
najwiekszej czystoSci. Codzienne ka-
panic dziecka jest niezbedne, jak ro-
wn'e5 podczas wielkich upal6w ME-
movie powinno bye zmywane gabka
umaczana letniej wodzie, otarte I
ubrane W czysta bielizne najmniej 2
ray dzienuie. Butelki cd karmienia
dzieCka i ssawki powinny bye wygo-
towane codzienn;e i trzymane W mai
w'ekszej czystoSci. Matki powfnny
umywsG rece mydlem. gdy zamierza-
ia przyrzedza6 pokarm dla Memo
what, Tub gdy biora do rak naczynia
~przeznaczCne do ulytku dzleci.
Wszelka noszona brUdna bielizna
i ~pieluszki powinny bye trzymane "
przykTtem schowaniu do czasu pra-
ma. TTzrba unikaC dawania dhiccionl
usPokajajacych Srodk6w.
Karmienie PERSIA ME powinno bye
~zapfzestane. jezeli TO jest mozliwe.
Karmienie z butelki ma bye zreduko-
kowane do najmniejszcj iloSci, TREE
ba dawaC dziccku DUO przcgotowa-
mel woody do picia i dula lose pre-
gotowanej woody dodawaC do mleka.
.Dcbrze jest wyjechaG z dzieckiem ma
Swieze powietrze pOza miasto hub
wyjcchac 2 %dzieckiem Codziennie ma
kilka godzin do parku.
Gl6wnym warunkiem jest, ahy po-
m6ds natur7e W usunieciu przyc1yn
choroby.
Prey p'erwszych oznakach wewne-
trznych 8aburZen dZiecka, e WzSl9
du ma pore roku, trzeba Zaprze-
STAG karmiG dziecko mlekiem. w
miejsce mleka uAywaG woody wygoto-
wanej 2 kaszki :.eczm!ennej, Tub ry-
zu i dawat doze oleiku rycynowego
(Castor oil. Jezeli 70 ME sprowa-
dzi polepszenia - trzeba sic poradzlc
doktora.
Zar6wno W zimowej pore. jak l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
PYTANIA I ODPOWIEDZI.

r. r. zapytuje Jsk rychlo kobieta
W Srednim wieku - zdrow a dobre-
so mole 20 r~czwiazaniu normalnem
uda6 sic do piracy calodziennej? iak
rychlo mode wstat / zaja& sic calem
gospodarstwem domowem?
Kobieta silna i zdrowa, pc normal
mem r~czwiazaniu moe opu$cic 16zko
% 10 dniath. GospodarStwem domG
VEN moie sic zajac pc trzech tygo-
dniach, a do piracy moie iGG po upr,-
vie m:es'aca.
l.. K. pyta: Dziewczynka 15to-let-
MIA. 1Gzennica, high school s'abo-
vita i niedCrozwinieta; Cierpi ma czc-
ste b6le glowy? co czynif, by og6lny
stan zdrowia poprawiG?
W tym wypadku trzeba oikryc i u
sunat przyczyne bolu glowy, mp. mad
w~yrezone oczy, ,~.toXenia" z wtelu
przyczyn pochodzaca, a przewaznie 2
n'estrawno<c!, re zmeczenia, prze-
pracowania W szkole it'd. Po usunie-
ciu przyczyny moana pom6dz nature
przez przebywanie ma Swie7em po--
wietrzu. spoczynkiCm odrowied--
MEM pozywieniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

Referent prasowego wydzialu ma
giGtratu nadeslai nam Zawiadomie-
ME nastepujace:
,,Organizowana przez Stoawrzysze-
ME mechanjk6H polsklch W Ameryce
akcya rccmigracyjna zatacza coraz
szersze k-egi. o lie slychai, jul VI
najblizszym miesiacu p~rzybedzie do
Polski pierwszy zastep reemigrantow
2 czionkami zarzadu Stowarzyszenia
M czele, ably podjaI prace W zakupio-
nej W Pruszkowie fabryce, oraz ma
przyleg}ych g%runtach, gdzie W nal
bliaszej przyszloSci stana move bu-
dynki fabryczne / w:elka szkola RE
Observation-Disclosures amerykansk!e-
go typu.
,Tymczasem siedzfbie Stowa, zy--
szenia mechanik6w polskich W Tc-
ledo / W filiach, kt6rych kil'%dzic-
siat Jest W r6z2ych miejscownSciach
Ameryk'. trivia energiczna Fr2ca pr2y
gotowawcz7. Odbywaja sic zjazdy i
wiece, ma ktorych prezes Sto ia!Iy--
szenia. prof. Aleksander G~wIl.dow-
ski, agituje goraco "a powr".em do
kraju. wzrasta coraz p%ote5niei liczba
czlonk6w Stowarzyszeria ipowiekTza
sic bardzo ~znacznie kapitaf, kt6T
w}ozony bedzie W odbudOwq przemy
stu polskiego. powstaia move wy
dzialy: drzewny, szewski, krawiecki
I inne. Amerykanskie pisma ''skle
~usposobionc sa do ak.yi bardzo u
czliwie i popieraja dazenia s. r|@rGT-
~szen;a. ME odmaYia IN r6w".eh Pc
parria polsk, konsul ieneralLT.
Poniewaz tworzone przez reeG'--
grart6w fah~yki roslusiwaf sic Ne!a
p~recyzyincmi mas7ynami ~a""rrkah-
skiem'. Stowarzyszenie mechanikow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

ME sortowaG W porcie i zaraz presto
wysylac do Polskiej Celnej granicy.
Ola ulatwienia tel piracy koniecznem
Jest, ably kazdy 2 ~pasazerow wypisa}
ma swym bagazu dOkiadny aGres czy-
telnem pismem i wielkimi literami
POLAND.
w Bogum:nie dostaliSmy pociag 2
Polski ma ktory Czesi nam sprzedali
bilety kolejoWe do 3 a nawet i do
. klasy pomimo, re 2ej klasy tym
pociagu wcale ME by}o. ~Najwazniej-
seem iednak jest, re ma polskim po-
ciagu konduktorzy wcale b:let6w ME
zebrali. DO byl to specyalny pOciag.
Pytanie vice czy polskie koleJe do
stana to pien'adze, jake Polacy "a
placili Czechom u przejazd pocia--
glenn polskim l ma koszt POlski?
w O~Swiecimle.
Deszcz i bioto przywita&y mas ma
pOlskiej ziemi. Pola sniegiem jesz-
cze pokryte, a nawet troche snieg
.pada. Nadzieje ma wczesna w:osneZo
| stalv zawiedzione. To jeszcze ME nal
| korsze powitania, DO cd wladz pol
skich niezalezne. Wysiadamy 2 bru-
dnego i zimnego pociagu, k:lku z mas
biesnie ma wyscigi do jedynego ho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

telu przy stacyi kC!ejowej i szczeSli-
We dostajemy pOkoje dzieki naszym
czlonkom p~rzybylym tn k!lka dni
w~czeSniej. Tylko kilku bylo rakich
szczesliwych. Gala jednak partya je-
die do barak0w zbudo Wanyth jesz-
cze przez Austrye i tam znowu haste
puje krzyaowa droga dla p~owracaja-
cych polskich tuiaczy. Niezwykle
brudne i ~nieopalone baraki W kt6-
rych kilkaset ludzi .kobiet dzieci
must e meczyG W oczekiwaniu ma
revive celna. Strajk koleiowy jest
powodem, re kufrow naszych ME moz
ma sprowadziG do DarakGw. Odszuka-
lem delegate kOlejarzy Pana Stolar-
skiego / przedstawiam sprawe. Mic
delegat zrObiG ME moze, "a strajk
odpow!edz alnem 'jest ministerstwo,
m5wi delegat. %maszyniSci ME wyjda
do piracy, zapewnia mnie p. Stolarski.
PieG setek powraca jacych dz:elnych
rak do piracy, do obsiania polskiej z!e
mi mus czekaG ma formalnoSci / "a
bijaG drogi Zas.
Ziemia OdIOgicm leiY.
z wagonu k~olejowego w'daG wiele
~
polskiej ziemi lezacej odiogiem. Co
spodarz tel z:emi ucieN pred wojna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dziai wtasny ,DNennika Chicagoskiego' prowadzony original
NE przez specyalnych referent6w: DIR. MICHAb G. COY specyadnsc:
choroby wewnetrme, nerwowe, dtetetyka; DR. J0ZEF j. FAX specyal-
nose: poioznictwo, choroby dzeci choroby wewnetrzne; DIR. HELENA
G0RBCKA - specyalnost choroby kodet dzieci; DIR. JAN Lss -
dentystyka.
nzia} nasz bedz$ zawieraI artykuy treci ogGlno edukacyjnej W die
dInie zdrowia hygeny, oraz zapOh egania chorobom QToflaktyka); po-
nadto podawat sic bedze odpowiedi ne pytania specyalne - ze strony a.
sych CDtdnfk6w, kt6rzy moga pytana to zwraca6 do ktoregokolwiek z
"yhej wymientonych lekarzy, adresujac do Redakcyi "D1al Zdrowa' 1 ~
Aqcajac Znaczek 2 centowy. n a ewentualna odpow edz osobsta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

p~olskich zwr6cilo sic DO sejmu 2 prts
ba o zwolnienie Cd ella mas2yn. po-
trzebnycl do wyekwip Jwania uru-
chomienia proiektowanych fabryk.
Oczekiwana W kwietniu partva reemi
grant6w przywiezie tel zn~aczniejszl
liczbe samochod5w, celem urucho-
mien,a komunikacyi samochodowej,
t~owaroweI / osobowej, co wobec bra
ku taboru kolejowego / przeciazenia
kolei, odda& moze krajOwi ~znaCzne
uslugi.
Eiuro Okrcgowe Stow. Mcchanik6w
pOlsk'Ch W .Amrrycc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

re dam $50 nagrody / zapalce podroz
do Warszawy temu, kto przywiezie
moa strate. Czekam juz IL dni
zapewno czekaG bede dfugo...,
Jest jednak gorzej, DO naszemu
skarbnikowi p. Cechnickiemu wye
to wszystko 2 jego walizy ma stacyi
kolei wiedenskiej W Warszawie | to
W skiadnicy, gdze ia zlozyi | otrzy-
NAL ma MIA GEEK. Wszyscy nasi czIon-
kowie szczeSliwie dojechall i razno
zabrali sic do piracy. ID. A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

do Ameryki, ably ME walczyc "a C
DE interesy pod sztandarem naszych
zaborc6w, albo pojechal " ,,swiat
"a chlebem" "a z%dobyciem pieniedzy
ma zakupienie wiecej ziemi ola wy
zywien:a swej rodziny. Teraz powra,
"a ten polski tu4acz z pieniedzmi ma
zakupna z;emi, ma wezwanie swej &c
ny do piracy ma role. FCPmalnoSci sta
nelly biedakowi W drodze labraiy
mu kflka dni czasu. Inspektorzy celni
grzebia W kufrach biedak6w, wycia-
gaia drobnostki i kaza opiacac clio.
Rezultat ola Pahstwa czysty deficyt,
BIO koszt tel rewizyi jest wielki. Ze-
! brano pieniedzy bardzo- maio co ma
wet ME pokryje W czeSci utrzymania
tel maszyny celnej. Drugi transport
,,powracajacej fall" ludzkiej juz cze
ka ma rewfzye,. a ziem!a polska ley
od1ogiem / czeka ma ~pracowite rece
do piracy.
POlska sprowadza make zamiast ia
eyportowaG. Polska powinna przytaS
swych powracajacych syn6w z otwar-
tymi rekarni i bez wszelkich urze-
dowych formnlno4ei, poHinna ulat--
vic I'm szybki powr6t do s!edziby do
novel. do piracy.
Bagaze.
Pc trzech dniach meczarni ma pol
skiei z!cmi W austryackich barakach
jedziemy ~nareszcie dalej. Znowu je-
dnak nowc trudno6ci. OSwiecim ma
tylko tedna staro$wiccka, nledoict-
No wage do .wa&en'a bagazy | powol-
nych, nleudolnych robotnikow do tel
piracy. Nastepuje waacn!e kutrow. Ro
bota ia rozpoczeia so ckoio polu-
dnia. a skohczona byla ma drugi
dz!eG O 10 rano. P~owracajacy ludzie
Mo srali cah noe.
JcGta6my nareszcie wolnt cd me-
czacych formalnosci. TerQz pole
dziemy w~ygodnie. kupujemy biiety
drugiej klasy j idziemy do poe agu,
aby wycodnie spoCZaf. IF DO to Pa
ne drugiej klasy niema" obiaSnia
mas k%onduktor dodaje ,%,dobrze. re
wolowym MONA jechat, DO wagonow
ME many. Zgoda odpowiadamy, ale
dlacze7o HASA sprzedaje hiletv ma dru
"a klase, kelly jej dostarczyc ME
mo7e. Wago7y ~zupelnie ciemre. o.
pryszki k~orzystaja z tego i zabieraja
male baga5e 2 p61ek mad glowa po-
d~r6znych. Zostawiam swe male ba-
gaze pod op'eka tcawrzysza rodro2y
Wojciecha Michalczyka | sam udaje
sic ma prz6d pcciagu, ably zaopieko-
wac Sc naszymi CzlOnkami. POwro
ciiem "a chwile / pociag zaraz ruszyt.
Ma trzecicj stacyi s:adaja do mas g6r
nicy. DO to G ano jada do piracy. Je-
den z mich zawiesii swa lampke
oSwie'ril wagon. Okazuje sc. &c
mala moja Waikiki znik!a z Po4ki
mad mojl glowa. Cenna to ola mnle
strata, DO W tel walizce miatem DO
skonaly aparat fotografiG;ny, prezent
cd mego przyjaciela Z Chicago no.
wa pare but6w i pugilares Z listami
obok drobnych przyborow pcdroz-
nych. Pociag stale ma stacyi. zoInie-
RE etrzclaja "a jakimi& ludzmi, kt0-
rzv wyskoczyIiz pociagu ! uciekaJa.
Minuta przystanku. JedZiemy dalel,
w Trzebini zmiana pociagu do war
szawy. Spiesze do komendy stacyl-
nej i melduje swoja strate. Us" al
cam. re jestem got6w daf $40 ma
grodv. z drogi pisze do komendanta'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-11

zliwe odpowiadali. Wiedza to Pote-
ga, powiedziai jakS Smiertelnik,
vice TO dzwignia, kt6ra jedynie mo-
re pOdnieS6 has bieiny nar6d z je-
go dziejowej bezradnoSci, pomysla-
lem.
Nareszcie DO 9 dniach nudnej NOR
skiej podr6zy zobaczyliSmy ziemie.
RadosG zapanowala ia pokladzie.-
Bajki alarmujaoe podroznych zostafy
zapomniane, nasi czlonkowie z 60
ry poinformowani wiedzs ju5, re zbli
fanny sic do wysp zwanyoh Scylly, le-
zacych blisko Irlandyi.
Wieczorem okolo Sci zawijamy do
portu miasta Plymouth W pofudnio-
wo-wschodntej WaFii. Pasazerowie do
Anglii i Francyi opuszczaja mas W
liczbie 100 os6b i udaA sic koleja do
Londynu. Saxonia nasza rusza W dali
sza droge. Many jeszcze pred SODA
diva i pol dnia kanalem angielskim i
morzem Polnocnkm do Hamburga.
Kanal, jak zwykle zamglony, ale o.
strozni i doSwiadczeni msrynarze wio
20 mas b~ezpiecznie do portu. w sobo-
te rano parowiec zatrzymal sic, spu-
Sell kotwice, a oficerowie usiluja Zna
le$G pozycye swego parOwca Z pomo-
ca zegara sionecznego. Slonca jednak
niema. ,Czekamy dwie godziny. Biysk
slonca przez chmury dal mapyna-
rom pomoc potrzebna. Wracamy, BIO
podczas gestej mgly mineliSmy port
Cook Haven. Nareszcie dostajemy pi
lota. Teraz siychac z mostu hapitana
angielskiego parowca komende ME
mieckiego plota lamanym angiel-
skim jezykiem.
Oficyalne ceremonie byly bardzo
kr6tkie. Rozpoczeto wyCiagaG poczte.
a bylo jej z Ameryki II tysiecy
k6w. Zalegia poczta i fala wezbra--
nych uczuc ludzkich plynela teraz, W
tyCh workach pocztowych, do starej
Europy, do krewnych. kt6rych wojna
odciela cd swiata przcz ostatnie kill
ka lat.
Kto$ z pasaaerow rzucl paczke a
merykanskich 'papierOsow robotnt~
kom dokowym. Mlody robotn.k pou-
ni6sf papierosy i oglada namietnem
okiem nalcsQweSo palscza, ale wa
ha sic. Inny podchodzi do niego po-
ktlku shOwach jakiej$ rUzmowy. o
botnGk rzuca papierosy do mora.
Obra7ona duma ME pozwalifa po-
konanym przyjaG ,,jalmuzny' cd
z~wyciezc6w.