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The Washington herald., 1920-09-30

Dear me. Uncle WiggtlyL Look
what you've done" exclaimed
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy one day.
when .he rabbit gentleman came
hurrying into the hollow stump
bungalow from the rain which was
pouring outside.
What have / done. Nurse JaneT'
asked Wiggily. wiping some drops
of water off his pink, :winklins
nose with his tall, silk hat. Il
didn't forget to bring the Jug of
molasses you asked me to get a.
.he eight and nine cent store"
Yes. you brought the molRsses
all right" said the muskrat lady
housckeeper. but look where you
left your umbrella! IN the hall, on
one of the best rugs. and your UNI
brella is dripping wet"
oh, how ssssafras of me-" cried
Uncle Wiggily. I meant to put II
in the sink. And that reminds me.
Nurse Jane. we need an umbrella
stand. That's something like an
earthen water pipe stood up on one
end, and you stick umbrellas down
in Il, with the handles up. and all
the water from the umbrella runs
down IN the stand. and you can
empty II Out later.
oh. yes, one Of those would be
fine" said Nurse Jane.
III get one right away" eX-
claimed Uncle Wlggily. with a jolly
laugh. hurryinE out aftcr his UNI
brella, which Nurse Jane had taken
to the sink. 20 let 1t swim around
with the dish rag IL it wished.
oh, you're rot going out again.
in all the rain, are yOu?" asked the
muskrat lady.
why not?" inquired Mr. Long
ears. "A rainy day is just the
proper one on which to buy an
umbrella stand. Ill be back in a
little while"
With his umbrella held over his
tall silk hat to keep his pink, twin
king nose as dry as possible. Uncle
wiggily hoped over the fields and
through the woods, splashing
through the mud puddles until he
came to the eleven and twelve cent
store.
There he bought a nice umbrella
stand. with flowers painted on it.
and sort OF tub in the bottom
to catch the wster that would drip
off the umbrellas.
Nurse Jane will like this"
thought Uncle Wiggily. as he tuck
ed the umbrella stand under his
paw and started back for his hoi-
low stump bungalow. The UNI
brella stand was rather large. and
1t was hard for Uncle Wiggily to
carry it, but he managed to get Il
home at last.
Here you are, Nurse Janet" he
cried. as he went in the hall. NO
more water on your rugs. See! I'll
put my umbrella in the stand" And
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Dramatists' Union
May Force Stage
To Purchase Plays
fny Universal srrrte~)

FnfS snpL 3s.-French play
wrirhts have formed a syndicate.
copied after the labor syndicate,
which is threatening to revolution
ize theatrical productions in France.
The syndicate is trying to force
ths m2nagsrs to produce ole play
by each member each season. n
the play does not take more than
two hours and quarter the man
agnr Is to be bound to give a short
play as a cnrtain-raiser. The man
@ would also be toFPidden to
produce several plays blythe same
author during n single season,
Ths actors union has already
practically enforced its dictum that
no artist shall be employed unless
ne or she Is q member OF the union.
As resnlI several Of the stars
who refused TO join will not appcar
this season.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
The Marriage Mill e s z:s'.s .:. s'''.$ ,.

to take possession of Larry's eve-
ming like that" murmured Mrs.
Atherton.
'Inconsiderater' echoed Alison.
Il think it's downright presump-
tious. How do they know that I
hadn't anything on for the evening?
Not that 1t would have made any
difference to Mrs. Osborne or Jane"
She walked to the window and
stared sulkily out into the autumn
twilight. 1t never occurred to her
that fifteen minutes before she had
been ready to desert Larry for the
evening; that the thought OF what
he was doing, where he was dining,
had been of no moment to her.
II think that is the coolest thing
ever heard Of" she burst out,
turning away from the window.
What would you do IL you were
II"
Mrs Atherton. glancing up from
her contemplation of the flames,
started slightly.
Allison" she cried sharply. Don't
look like that! Your father is
looking out Of your eyes"
ITO be Continued)
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Sister Mary's Copyright
Kitchen 1'sON. E. A,

The woman who does her own
work with the assistance Of help
by the day will find it worth her
while to tag her cleaning brushes.
You know from constant and daily
use which Is the vegetable and
which the sink brush, but the helper
who works in four or five differ
ent kitchens during the week has
to rely more or less on her intuition,
which may be wrong.
Print with indellble ink on the
wooden back OF each brush its use
brushes with handles should have
= ptrrR ot tape with the use printed
In indeliblr lnk firmly attached to
tho handIa
Menu for Tomorrow.
sREAkFASr - Grapes. French
toast. strip. coffee.
LUNCHEON--Moc club sand
wich, hot ginger bread, apple sauce,
tea.
DINNER - Broiled beefsteak,
French fried potatoes. Creamed corn,
lettuce salad with Russian dressing,
pdmpktn pie. coffee.
Ny own Recipes.
Steak may he pan brOiled directly
over or under the Gre. When pan
broiled the fryinE-pan should be
barely creased. When hot rub over
with piece OF suet from the steak
! The pan must be very hot when the
steak is put in and the heat must
not be allowed to decrease.
MOCK CLUB SANDWICH.
bacon
rEEs
iamstees
lettuce
msyosnaise
Allow Z slices OF bacon, l egg. ?
slices OF tomato. lettuce to cover the
I toast and a scant tablespoonful Of
mayonuaise for each sandwich.
1 Cook the bacon until crisp. Fry the
Eggs in the bacon fat, breaking the
volk into the white. Pour of most
/ Of the fat and fry the sliced toma-
! toes very quickly. Have the toast
/ hot Put leaf Of lettuce on the
toast. add tho mayonnaise. then the
bacon, egg, and last the tomato
Cover With another piece Of toast
and serve at once.
CREAMED CORN.
ears corn
cup milk
tablespoons butter
teaspoon hour
salt and pepper
Cut through the center OF each
row OF kernels. Cut off tops and
scrape out the pnlp and milk. II
The corn is not perfectly fresh add
, one teaspoonful OF sugar Put milk
into a saucepan. When scaldinE
not add corn Let cook ten minutes
stirring constantly. Rub butter and
nonr together and stir into corn,
Add salt and paper and cook tn
smooth and creamy.
As The ice bill decreases th. ras
bill increasea The weather b,. ms
coming and going.
MARY.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
CO. SUES
TO RETAIN LEASE

Edmund K Fox president Of the
Mammoth Amusement Corporation.
filed suit yesterday IN the District
supreme Court against the Wash
inGton Market Company to restrain
the latter from terminating the
amusement concerns lease and
ousting It from its quarters above
themarket on October
Fox alleges. through Attorneys
Bell. Marshall and Rice. that the
market company agreed To extend
the lease for another year after
certain improvements we're made at
his expense. Now. he claims. he
has received notice to move out
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Mother Is Killed
In Showing Child
From Trucks s Path

Grantsville, Md Sept ,e.-Nrs
Coustanna Delhusse. near Union
town. is dead from having been run
over by a motor truck yesterday in
saving the life OF her son, Harry, a
lad several years old.
The little fellow was playing nv
the roadside and ran in front OF the
truck as the mother forced him to
safety. to he crushed herself Sh,
was 3e. Her husband and seven
children survive her.
STATE
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Rites for Hagerstown Vet.

Hagerstown. Nd, Sept. 2s.-The
body of Private Robert Landers, the
second to be sent here from France.
where he died from pneumonia, was
buried with full military honors
yesterday in the National Cemetery
on Antietam Battlefield. Capt.
Harry L. Hagan had charge of the
services at the grave. The Rev. w.
L. Mckinley. rector of the Epis-
copal Church of st.sJames, per-
formed the church service,
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
The Head Nurse
Says:
ISOLATE THE COLD.

/ When one OF the children begins
to sniffle, take him out of the nUr-
sery and KEEP him from the Other
children. II may be only an ordI-
nary cold, but a cold is infectious
and all the kiddies may catch it.
On the other hand. a cold is the
beginning Of nearly all the diseases
that child flesh is heir 20. so in order
to he on the safe side isolation Is
the first step in prevention. Spray
the nose and throat and take every
prccautiOn to destroy the hits II
cloth or tissue paper used to contain
the nasal secretions.
The old idea that ii is good
thing for children to have measles
scarlet fever. whooping cough,
chickenpOX and mumps is a relic Of
barbarIsm and IN exposing your
child or any child to these con
taglous fevers is Unthinkable. The
aftermath may be all sorts Of weak
nesses that will handicap the indi-
vidual in later life.
The length of time after exposure
to the various infectious diseases
that child will show symptoms Of
having taken IL. is as follows.
Measles. ten to fifteen days.
Scarlet fever. two to six days.
WhOopinE cough. a week 20 ten
days.
Mumps. two to three weeks
ChickenpoX. ten 70 fifteen days
The child should be isolated two
weeks after measles: thirty days
after scarlet fever: two months after
whooping cough; two weeks after
mumps: and two weeks after chick
enpoH. Inoculation is the scientific
remedy for these things
tCopyright. 1920, by The NC Syndirzpl
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
High School Graduate, Wed.

Cumberland. Nd, Sept. ga
surprise wedding was that here
Monday of Miss Ethel Hanley.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Han
ley. Grafton. and Clair F. Bee. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Bee, also OF
Grafton. Bride and groom are
graduates of Grafton High Schoo.
class of 1920. Bee entered Davis
and Elkins College. Elkins, a week
aEo. and his bride had started at
Fnirmont Normal.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
teacher Lays First Brick
In New School Buildinp

WilliansporL. Md. Sept. 29.-Niss
Mary A Schncbly. the oldest teacher
In point of service in the public
schools here. yesterday laid the first
brick on the new high school build
Ing being erected at the eastern end
of town.
The honor was accorded Miss
Schneoly by reason of her long and
faithful service as a teacher.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Lace Gains New Uses.

The present vogue for lace is
widespread. Lace fans and lace
scarfs in great variety are used.
Stockings for evening wear have
insets of rare, old lace, and several
of the new evening slippers are
adorned with little bows of lace
Even satin mules are shown COW
cred with ecru lace
The Washington herald., 1920-09-30
Wholesale Selling
Price of Beef in
Washington

Prices realized on Swift & Con.
psny's sales Of carcass beef on ship
mena sold out for periods shown
below, as published in the news
papers, averaged as follows, showing
the tendency Of the market:
Week Ay.Pries
Endint Per Cwt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19

przemoca wdar} sic do gabinetu
generala, zapowiadajqc mu Z gro,
znq nina i surowem obliczem, IL
nasta}y take easy, Il ME MONA
zakazaG ludziom wejSc, popiera.
jqc s}owa sWc obfitemi ,,donner-
weterami, ferfluchterami" i zazQ-
dai niezwlocznego Wydania mu
kasy pahstWowej, w kt0rej znajdo
wafo sic poi mIliarda marek, be w
przeciwnym razie uzyje karabi--
now maszynowych, kt0rych oczy-
wiScie niema. TAX szwab6w wy
straszy}, re niezw}ocznic mu kase
Ioddali i be- ,,pejdy" Z Warszawy
uCiekli.
Azeby ludnoSt polskq Cd gfodu
ratowaG B. S. p. rzadowi polskie-
mu udzielif pozyczki ma 60 mil.
marek a nadto ~dopom6g} licznym
miastom Krolestwa i Malopolski
W zakupie potrzebnej zyWnoSci. a
wiec i ty bracie pamietaj, &c zaku-
pujqc akcye Banku ME pomagasz
jakiejS poSzczegolnej dzielnicy,
ale ca}emu krajowi / sobie same
mu. Pamietaj, &c praca Z mozo--
lem i trudem Cd lat przeszio trzy-
dzicstu prowadzona w Poznaniu,
dzi<iaj przynosi pozytck caicj Oh
czyznie. Wiedz o tenn, re Bank
Zwiqzku ma swoje file czyli ga
iezie we Warszawic, Lublinic,
todzi. Toruniu, Gdahsku, Krako-
vic i innych miastach Polski.
DIS juz w Nowym Iorku zato--
zone zostaIo stale biuro tc2o ban
ku pod numercm 23-31 W. AZ III.
i bcdzic utrzymyWalo stycznoSt
7 tutciszcm WvChOdztWcm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
Z Text R%edakcyjnej.

wsze i najwazniejsze, a pc
wt6re - MONA %dopomodz W ten
sposob, IL pisat trzeba stad listy
do krewnych. do znajomych w O.
kolicach, ~plebiscytem tym obje-
tych - a naklaniac ich do wy
trwania ma stanowisku polskiem i
w wiernoSci ola polskiego narodu
i paiistwa. Te sposoby walk diva
cd mas tn So zalczne w zakresie
50 naszych wplywow i Srodkow,
usilnie jc przeto polccamy Czy-
telnikom ! wszystkim rodakom
tutejszym: Piszcie listy ma SpiSz
i Orawe, przykazujcie wytrwanie
w pOlskoSci, a nadto daJcie !
grossly troche ma te agit?cye, ma
te propaganda serdecznq, ktora-
w~ierzcie - bardzo ubozuchno tam
sic obywa i niewielkimi tylko
5rodkami rozporzqdza. A jeszcze
zwazcie, re tacy 50 tan dumni,
czy skromni, re ! ME proSz2 VIE
Ic - ME $lq blaSah "a morze!...
tcdy - tenn wiecej ma pomoc ma
szq zasIugujq. Wesprzyjcie pie
biscyt ma Spiszu ! Orawie - ro-
dacv!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
Do WIADOMOSCI.

WszyEtktch Inferesant6w ~najupr1ei-
miSI prOSimy o prEestrEeEante Ponih-
EEych wskaE6wek;
Biura AdmjnI-tracyi nosIei otwarte
Erana do 1850 wiecEOrem - CO dnia' \
uyiatkicm SiedzicI 1 SWAT obO"iaHu-
jacyrh.
T~arBadca Pisma paszeEo PrsyJmuIe
ntereSant6w CO dnia w GODzINACH
POPOhUDNIOWYCH cd 2-Eiej do S-fej
- uyjBtkicm sObOt.
Rehakcya dIa interesant6w dwarf
Test TYLKO w GODHINACH PORAN-
NIGH, OD GODEINY 1850 DO GODZl-
NY 1850; 20 ~pOiudniu tyikO In sPecy-
alma umowa.
Redaktor NaczeIny p~rLyjmuje inte-
reSant0w TYLKO Pc 1o-te5
PRZED POLUDNIEM.
UpraSzn sic, wsEelkie sprawy 4 Relax
rya Eaiatwine, o lie moInOEci PISEh-
ME. bO ma kOnwersacye dluEie ME ma
my CgSSu; tyikO W sprawnch sIesegoi-
niriSEej waEI oSObiStych, lub mic dajR-
ryrh Sie 1alatyIc EwieEle - GroEa kO-
reSpOndcucyi - PrOsimy tawic sic oso-
2iscic. 7achOWujQc ma W~ESlSdzie, nc o.
Solo godziBy 11-tej E~anIykamy gazette
{ wSzyScy s~ajbardziej jeSteSmy Wtedy
E~atTudnient.
wcxo. nby piSnli CZYTELNIE - ATRA-
YENTEHI. LUB Ma hASEHNlE, ME-
xBTT SCISLIVIE I TFLKO Ma e
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JCSii utWory taklek0f"tSA ME mnJN
bye OEIOSzone, pochiaaia je koss
r~edakCyjRy; jeSH p~Ozqdane - do zuro-
tn, W razie hfe OElOS1enia, nalezy to
WYRAXNIE ZAZNACEYC 1 ZALACZHC
GSACEEk POCHTOWH Ma
Prizes YEKE.
Zadnych k~omuniknt6w do OGlOsEenia
uIc naIeEy przesytac ma. kartach Cd
Srytych: ZADNYCH TEZ ME PRZfJ-
NIUE SIZE kOMJNlkACEI
NICZNYCH - chyba w w~ytatkOwyeh
u~ypadkach; r0wnieE OEiOSzeh. ~dOtycza-
cych t~ouarzyStU, telefOnicZnie nie
przyimuJemy.
WszeikIe ogIOszenia EnleEa do Dztn-
I'm OgfoSzeh w AdminiStraeyi . tam sic
niemf Huracae naleEy.
POdziekOwania - WSZELKIEGO ro-
lzaiu, REZOLUCGE POLL
TYCHNE Q {. p. naleEa do Dziafn oEfs-
EZPh.
NSzeIkie korespOndeneye. xaviadO-
uienia 1 Z. ID. music bye podPfsane -
peInrm naKWiskieM wrax q adreSem pf-
sEsceGo; bezimieDnych. Tub podpisanyeh
SomySInfkiem, albO vres<cfe Showers
-Komitet' - kOmuDikacyi. nj korea
~poDdracyf ME zaIaieSzezamy-
S-tanovrES ME oEfaszamy
-RNIOWr. ant wyeieczek. Tub ,plKni-
LSy". URzADzANHCH W NIEDZJELE.
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ZalOiona 1897 roku.
NIACIERZ POLSKA.
Z MONROE 4303.
HARZAn GLoMNYi

Ks. Franciszsk Gordon. Moderator.
rs. 4. A. Klowo: wice-Moderator.
WOIc.eCl +. SoSGa. Orezes.
AH;onina B~arnnowska. Wice-prezeskA.
Woiciech Menkicki. WiCs-pFsses.
TOnISz s B~laCHowSkI. SeEreta1
Franc.Szck Wj:kowSki. Skarbnlk.
Stanislaw Lsczmanskl. DyrektoH.
wladysiaw Lopa;ka. DyreEtoc
Amcon4 Aazurk Dyrek.oE
Ra,orea Urhanska. DyrektorkA.
Franciszka BleSchke. D~yrektorka-
D.. r.. A. Dulak. Lekarz NacZelnY.
Adv. PiO;r =. M.ndak. Dovadca Prawny.
Berta =. Wojtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINH BIUROwEI
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego otwarte W
dai powszednie Cd gojz. 9-tej rano do
s-:ej wieczorem. Nv sobote 10 lei po-
~poiudCiu). Wieczorem. " dni powszed-
nle z wyjatkiem soooty)). cd godziny
7-Tej do 9-tej. " ~uiedziele I swieta
uroczyste. biuro test zamkniete.
PrezcSHI " poniedztafki / pistki VIE
czO-am! Cd godziny 7-mej do S-teJ.
Wszelk!e koreSoOndencye do Glowne-
60 Prezssa nale2y adresOwac:
wOJCIECH F. SOSKA,
1885 w. Division str. Chicago. III.
Sekretarza; W poniedziaiki. wtorkL
srody i czwartki. WieczoTami cd godEi-
ny 7-nej do S-tej, i cd l-szej popolu-
dniu codziennie, z wyjatkiem soboty. Cd
S-tej DO l-sZet.
SkarbnIkn: We wtorki. srody 1 pistki
DC SDlLllS g-uueJ DO 5-IcJ WleCLOTeNl.
SkIadania oplat. Wszelkie oplaty do Ka-
sy Gi6wnej Drzyjmuje Kasyer Gbwny
pOdczas godzin ofisowych, albo we dnie
~ godZinach oflsowych, Sekretarx &C.
RPralny.
Wszelkie listy nadsylac nalety na re-
% Sex -etarZa Generalnego:
TOMASZ :. BLACHOWSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1855 w. Division str. Chicago, Ill.
EINANSE.
PrEekaZy bankowe pocZtowe
(checks, money orders etcO nalezy wy
StAwGIc IA OrEaniZacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prSesylac pod adreSem:
FIR. WITKOWSKI,
I&SS w. Division str, Chicago, IN.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego:
I455-57 ". Division Utica,
Ma druEIen pietrze.
Chicago, Ill.
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OAK

Oh. Dmochowski, Chicago: Zad--
nych komunikat6w, nadestanych ma
kartach korespondencyjuych ME "a
mieszczamy. Prose- czytaG informa-
eye tuz obok. podane " art. p. t.
Do WiadomoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-19
O Spisz i Grave.

Podajemy Cd czasu do czasu
artykuFy Z pism podhalanskich,
ktore uprawiaja, jak mogq, ma lie
je STAG - propaganda polska
przedplebiscytowa ma Spiszu ! O.
rawie.
Wybornaz to propaganda! Pr
semka, o ktorych nova. ME wiel-
kie, drobne prawie. czysto Judo
wego pokroju i zakresu - nader
popularne W tonic i doborze via
domoSci. - ale jake poteznc W
rolskoSci tel rodzirnej, ktorej w
Mich tax wiele - talk ogromnic
wiele. re kazda litera tchnie swoj
skoSciq, kazdy wyraz - wyzna--
MEM WARY polskiej sic mieni!..
W przemiiem narzeczu coral
skiem spisuja tie pisma jacys mic
zrownani specyaliSci, kt6rzy dya-
lektyczne i fonetyczne trudnoSci
rozw;qzuja intuicyjnie - re zdu-
miewaiqc2 iScie ~latwosciq, a cara
zem z jedrnoSciq ! dosadnoScia ia
kq. re to az zachwyca je5li sig
tylko wczuc w 70. co sic W onej
tormic niezwyklej podajc rzeszom
czytelniczym ma podhalu tatrzah-
Skiem naszem i ma polskim Soiszu
a Orawie!...
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@ Wykup Polskiejj
Zie1ni.
~ZAPAMIETAJ SOBIE.

Powiadano mi, &c gdzieS W sta
rym kraju dzielny kaznodzicja
giosii Swcgo Czasu bardzo rozczu"
%l2iqce kazanic. TAX MEM sumie.
MIA niwct najzatwardzialszych
ch}op6w skruszyI. re Wszystko
piakaio jak bobry, s~zlochanic by,
10 slychac az ma drugim kohcu
wsi, Ivy pc zap}akanych policz--
kach ciurkiem sic LAZY tax, &c ma
Ipodlodze tworzyiy sic kaccrki sio.
nej lzawej wody...
Jcdnakowoz W ostatniej lawic
sicdzial sobie chop i caicgo kaza-
MIA sIuchaI najobojetnicj W Swic-
Icic, 4 gdy kaznodzieja 20 skon--
iczonej przemowie, zdziwiony lego
nicczuloSciQ, sic zapytuje, czcmu
90 to kazanie ME skruszy}o. Cd
powiada. ,,ProSze ksiedza ia mic
I tutejSzej parafii, wiec to sic
mnie ME tyczyio." Podobnie rzecz
sic ma z n~ickt6rymi Z naszych O.
wzgledem zakupna akcyi
Banku ZwiQzku Sp6ick. Nicjeden
powiada, mnie ia sprawl mic ME
obchodzi. gdyz to Jest bank Z Po-
znanskiego a ia pocllodzc Z Ryczy
wolu Z gubcrnii SuwaIskiej, a in
ny zn6w twicrdzi, re jest rodem
L Nowego Targu w Galicyi, wiec
ME widzi potrzeby zakupywania
akcyi W jakimS banku Z ktorego
on ME bedzie korzystaf.
Prawda, re bank ten pred 3Otu
laty powstal w Poznaniu, praw-
da, re lego pierwsze kapitaiy dal
.poIski CHOP, polski rzemieslnik.
.polski przemysiowiec W Poznah-
skiem, prawda, re jego dzialal.
nose gi6wnie obejmowafa ksie-
stwo Poznahskie, Sl2sk i Prusy
Zachodnie, prawda, ze lego praca
skierowana przeciwko kapitalonI
|; zakusom Hakaty Niemieckie,
bvia. WSzystko to sta}o sic dla
tegO. zc nicmozna bvlo rozwinqC
IjeSzcze jak ma owe easy maSego
banku "a kordonem Il. W teryto-
ryach poIskich w zaborze rosyj
skim i austryackim ola przyczyn
nietylko finansowvch ale takSe
politycznych.
DIS gdy runeiy oScienne mo.
carstwa co mas rozdarfy / Polska
| staneIa zwartym szeregiem ra--
mic przy ramieniu jak jeden MAJ
Ii jeden potezny nar6d, to Bank
Zwiqzku Spo}ek w tel chwili, gdy
polskie sztandary ukaza}y sic M
! re+,1szu POznansIim ma Wave.
lu w Krakowie, i zamku kr6lew-
skim we WarszaWie, staf sic in.
stytucya iuz ME poszczegolnei
! dzielnicy, ale calego narodu.
Gdy potega niemiecka pod clio,
sami aliantow Walifa sic w ruine
a lud nasz zaczqf wyrzucac Mem
cow Z polskiej ziemi, to DR.. Eng
Itch, dyrektor Banku Zwiazku
Sp6lek i byly minister skarbu pol
skiego ma onczas bedac w War
szawie ME mowii go mnie OBJ
chodzi, Warszawa, Kr0lestwo luh
Galicya, ia mieszkam i prowadzq
interesy W P~oznaniu", ale COLO.
race bez broni, jak my tn m6wi.
my z ,,blufem" poszedl do Gene
rala Steinmeistra gfowno dowo-
dzqcego sill niemieckich w PolscS
w otoczeniu general6w odbywa-.
jacego narade i poprosii o audyen
eye. Gdy go ME chciano wpuscic,
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MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest o-Eanjzacya iaczacS m'odziez poll
aka J6oiga pic! W p~racaCh n~auNowych,
pa.-yOtycz1ycG / b~rstniej pomocy dls
oOjn.esjen.a ducha morainosci | dobro-
bytu " sDOieczenStwis. a szczegolnIs
misdzy mlodzieza polska. Mozna zapi-
sac sic na posmiertne Cd lat IA do As:
ma CEionG6w StowarZySzonych beI o.
RrRn!cZen!a Wieku.
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Me5oWiie stdRu WSsedEie zgd-
GGajQ SIG u SdaHiu, &c muSi ISL
nice =jedROcsoRd, nieEaLeSHd 1
sQm0EzqdaG POiSkG.
- WyoodHoD Wilson.
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Rzewnc sa nauk; owej polsko.
sci podawanc - ludowi tatrzail.
skiemu; przepieknic zeodzone :
poboznoscia. przystoSowanc dc
uczut ! pojeG pradawnych tegc
iudu naszego, kt6ry ME chcc znat
religii innej, inc katolicka. DO pol,
skost sic It niego prawic identyii,
kuje Z katolickoSciQ. A re nar&d
tam do swobody wyznaniowei
Iprzywykf. re go Cd wick wicka "a
polsk;ch jeszczc czas6w Mkt Mig
dy ME uciSkal, re Sc rosi wolny
swobodny, jake tie cmereki w pod
tatrzahSkich dolinach stoiq pro-
ste i wolne. tedy ME div. re te-
raz boi sic wyzyShu / uciSku. ia
XII mu niezawodnic grozi zc stro-
ny Czechow. pragnqcych so "a
garnqG. gdyz Czesi chciwi - ia
ko Prusacy Iakomi ma ~wszystko...
Vice sic wiaSnie powiada, po-
ucza W onych gazetkach naszych
braci Spiszakow i Orawian, re
Czesi i podatki nalozq ! szkO}v
rzeskie ~wprowadzq, jako juz na
S}owacczyznie poczynili, DO gro
sza i'm trzeba, a ludzi j~eszcze WIG
Gel. jake re wiasnych majQ ME
wiele: Poprzemycac chca sobie
aaszych, poprzekrecac ich ma cze-
ska narodowoSc i ma ich wiare ia
kaS odmiencza, ktorq teraz UREA
dzaia ich duchowni, Z koSciola
Ka~tolickiego zbuntowani ! wyrzu
ceni. Ma wszelakie obiecanki czc-
skie - pada ia nauka polska, ia
ko kamienie, ubijajace zdradli-
woSc Czech6w i podstepnoSt: jest
tez nadzieja, re agitacya taxa do
bre przyniesie plony w plebiscy-
Gle, re ludzi tamtejszych - / TAX
niegfupich, DO G6rale to inteli--
gentna wysoce grr?a naszego ma
rodu utwierdzi tenn %silniej W
polskoSci j obwaruje przeciwko
zakusom. a chvtrym falszom czc-
skim.
Osobno wzmiankowac nalczy,
L owa propaganda polska ma spo-
dziewany juz niedlugo plebiscyt
" Spiszu i Orawie - Jest tez ka-
pitalna humorystyka popularno-
polityczna: dajemy tego probke
dzisiaj. przytaczajac ma innem
miejscu numeru pare artyku}ow 2
onej propagandy - Z zachowa--
MEM oryginalnej formy i pisowni
dyalektycznej.
Prey sposobnoSci wspomniec
nalezy, IL i naszq TIL rzecza bye
powinno wesprzec dziaiania ma
szych zacnych rodakow W Ojczy-
znie. w omawianej dziedzinic
wszczete i prowadzone w warun-
kach nader trudnych, ogranicza-
nych tysiacem krakow, jake ODE
cnie W Ojczyznie So, jake sic tam
ciezko We znaki daja i wszelkie
poczynania Polskie P~oczynaja.
M~oglibySmy stQd pomagac w wal
ce plebiscytowej ma Spiszu i Ora
vie: dopomodz f~inansowo, to pier
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R-qd ndrodu prsez ndI6d do
R0rodu. ME egiHie z pODierschni
EieHL
- Abraham Lincoln