davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-10-14
REFUSES FARMERS
FINANCIAL HELP IN
HOLDING Up CROPS
Secretary Houston Tells Con-
ference Treasury Won't
Advance Export Loans.

Secretary Houston reiterated today
to representatives of agricultural IN
terests. in conference here, that the
Treasury would not be party to the
withholding of any commodity from
the market in order to MAINTAIN
artifcially high prices.
Spokesmen for the delegations were
frank in their criticism of Mr.. Hous-
toms recent statement that prices had
begun to recede. but the Secretary
told them as frankly that statement
properly represented conditions.
The delegation sought mainly to
have the Treasury revive the war
Finance Corporation, arguing that
tain funds to finance exports which
they claimed were falling of, Great
ing a stagnant market.
Secretary Houston asked il any
member of the delegation would loan
directly on German bonds or other Sc
curities. explaining that previous ap-
peals of cotton producers were that
the government should make avail
able to them the German market. A
heated colloquy between the Secre-
olina followed
Germany must live" the senator
said. You know she must live. I see
no reason why her bonds should not
be accepted. would reply to your
direct question: Yes, a thousand times
yes, for, as 1 said before, Germany
must live or the world pays the
price"
Senator Smith told the Secretary
that he was "the one and only one"
in the government who could direct
resumption of governmental activi-
ties which would relieve the situation
complained of by the agricultural in
teeeStS.
Constantly In Market.
Secretary Houston explained that
the Treasury was constantly in the
market to borrow money for the pay
mant Of current bills. He told them
that the War Finance Corporation
ounid obtain money only from the
Treasury and that If it were to loan.
ii meant only that the Treasury's bor-
rowings would have to be increased
and the government would have to
Gail on the people continuously for
more money.
Senator Smith declared that if such
were necessary. it was the proper
course to pursue. He said he had no
objection to another popular loan if
the exigency required.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
WzzZRL WIND FINISH STAGE
OF THE CAMPAIGN BEGINS
Politicians Going Strong Euevwhere, With
Big Guns Booming, in Hope of Getting
Getting in DeadLiest Work.

may gather in momentum sufficient
10 sweep down some of that great
mass OF opposition to the democratic
party which prevails so widely.
Rely on Desire for Change.
The republican plan of campa gn
continues to be dependence upon the
practical considerations which they
iouno IN existence when they started
IN, namely, discomfort and dissatisfac-
tlon on all sides with democratic ad /
mln1stration and the democratic party
ana an overwhelming desire for a
cnahge; rellance upon the belief that
Candidate Cox has not measured up
In the estimation of the independent
vote, which will compare the two
Candidates, and that Harding will be
accepted in alternative by this class.
the priceless asset embodied in the re-
union OF the progressive and old-line
factions of the republican party for
the purposes of this election only.
winch, after all, is the biggest prac-
teal asst the republicans have be-
cause 1t means votes, not sentim ent
and. lastly. upon their belief that the
feeling over the league of nations has
undergone change, the people turn
ing away from the Wilson league.
VI course, this last reliance is large
~ gamble, since no one knows until
the votes are counted how the people
do think about the league of nations
now and how many will have changed
their minds before election day. one
way or the other. But the republicans
are taking the gamble. In fact. they
have to do it. Hiram johnson and
Borah are after them.
Warning From johnson.
Senator Johnson did not add to the
happiness of the leaders here when he
reminded them in an interview in Chi
c2go that he was lined up for the pur-
poses of this campaign only and that
after election day they could look out
for him. Well. if he will stay lined
up and keep his people lined up until
the votes are all in, it will be highly
appreciated. Democratic National
Chairman White is pounding away
with his rail-splitting, trying to di-
vide the republicans on the league of
nations. He had hoped to enlist Elihu
Root and William H Taft in swinging
the maui, but Mr.. Roots answer was
announcement of his intention of
making a speech here October 10,
when he will support the republican
ticket
Chairman White gained one i'm
portant recruit from the republicans
in Herbert Myrick, editor of some
very important farm journals He
was a Hoover man first. He comes
over on the league of nations and ar
cues that it will bring prosperity to
the farmer in these times of falling
prices of farm products
The republicans do not underesti-
mate the Importance of that line of
argument. If the farmers believe it,
Chairman White would rather have a
recruit of this kind than a check for
ten thousand from IAN international
banker"
Evening star., 1920-10-14
HARDING DR|VES|N
ASSAU|t;..T ON PARIS /
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Makes Renewed Attacks
From Trains End on Way
to Louisville.

by the Associated Press. .-'
ON BOARD SENATOR HARDING's
SPECIAL TRAIN, October 14.-Stin on
soil traditionally democratic. Senator
Harding renewed in a series of rear
platform speeches today his assault
on the Paris league of nations and
"one-man government"
Travelling from Chattanooga, where
he spoke last night, to Louisville, his
special train made five and ten minute
stops at number of Tennessee and
Kentucky cities, and to each crowd
he rea fhrmed his adherence to the
constitutional government and to a
nationality that would keep the
United States free to decide it's own
course in foreign relations.
Short Stops at Towns.
Among the places where short stops
were scheduled were Oakdale. Tenn.
ana Somerset, Danville, Harrodsburg,
LawrenceburE and Shelbyville, KY.
He was to reach Louisville at $50
pm for night meeting and spend
the night there before swinging north
into Indiana.
AS in his Chattanooga speech. the
nominee today made the record of the
present administration the basis for
his appeal for republican support in
the south. He also emphasized that
his party preached no doctrine it
could not apply to all sections without
discrimination. and that it stood for
protection of American products
whether they came from the north,
south, east or west
Senator Harding will go from
Louisville to Indianapolis. where he
will deliver an address tomorrow
night. Before returning to his home
in Marion he will speak Saturday
evening in st. Louis.
Speech at Chattanoora.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, October
Ito the voters of the democratic
south Senator Harding last night ad-
sideration of republican principles
and gave promise that republican
success in the election would mean
the same policy Of helpful protec-
tion to all American production. north
or SOUTH
Looking back now in the concord
of union" he said, I'VE note no diff
ference in patriotic love of country
north or south rather a misunder-
standing as to the meaning of it. 1t
little matters now about grievances.
about early differences, about the
matters now how difficult and tardy
was the rebuilding of the temple of
the reunited republic.
Il want the self-reliant America.
self-reliant agriculturally. self-re-
liant politically. That is why l in
sist that we shall never accept a
league Of nations with the material
heart Of military alliance. to rule
the world by force of arms. North
and south fought because the states
of the south thought they had the
right to withdraw from the Union.
The north thought the Union to be
indissoluble. Then came the conflict
over an ambiguity in the Constitution
There are a score of antiquities in
the Presidents covenant. and he
would not tolerate their clarificat ion
by reservations.
Faith In America.
II have a deep and abiding faith
in American institutions and in the
fundamental principles upon which
they rest The people, by their Con-
stitution. have carefully enumerated
Evening star., 1920-10-14
500 is GIVEN
BY MRS. WILSON
TO AID LEAGUE

NEW YORK. October 14.-Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson today contributed
800 as "one of a thousand women
to preach the doctrine of the
league of nations.
In letter received by the wom-
ems bureau of the democratic ma
tional committee Mrs. Wilson said:
II have just received your letter
with it's ringing appeal to every
woman who believes in the league
of nations to assist in the splendid
efforts the women's bureau is max
ing to help spread what the league
means to US and to every real
American. l am very happy to be
one of the thousand women to re-
spond. and herewith inclose my
check for 800"
Evening star., 1920-10-14
OUTLOOK FOR KING BETTER.

ATHENS. October 13.-Physicians
attending King Alexander. who is
dangerously i'll as a result Of infec-
ton arising from a bite of monkey.
reported today that while the pa
TENTS condition was stationary, the
outlook seemed better. The highest
temperature shown by the king last
night was 40.4 degrees centigrade
uO47c degrees Fahren 'reitb. at uh'"'.
time his pulse was Ia ~ or
this morning the fever had dropprG
27.7 centigrade (99.S6 Fahrenheitl aud
Evening star., 1920-10-14
CARDINAL ON OUTING.

ASHEVILLE.. N. c.. October IA
special train bore his eminence James
Cardinal Gibbons and a party to Hot
Springs, a resort near here. this morning
on an outing for the cardinal Cardinal
Gibbons will return to the city tonight
and will remain here until late tomor-
row, when he will return to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
1900 WORKERS STRIKE.
Railroad Men Object to Reinstate.
ment of Negroes.

HOUSTON, Tex, October IA va
cation" strike of 1,5OO Southern Pacific
shopmen was in effect here today, due
to the reinstatement of four negro
workers by road officials.
The men will meet later with union
officials to discuss the situation.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow; little
change in temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at pm. today: Highest, 81, at
2 pm. today; lowest. 81, at am. to-
day.
Full report on page 4.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Faith In America,

II have a deep and abiding faith
in American institutions and in the
fundamental principles upon which
they rest The people, by their Con-
stitution, have carefully enumerated
Evening star., 1920-10-14

Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Prsss 10 exclusively entitled -
the uss fOs repubaieatien Of al news dispatehss
credited - IL o. Dst otherwise credited IN sAis
paper and alss the local sews published herein
All rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

p. X. n. Chicago. Ma anonimy ME
odpowiadamy; zechciei Pan swe Ia
pytanie wystoSowac wprost do Lega-
cyl W Waszyngtonie.
Oh. Antoni Palutko, Camden, n.
j. Pieniadze do Kasy Krajowej W
Polsce posiae Pan moze; ME zgina i
dostaG je bedziesz Pan m6gi ka5de-
go czasu " stosunku odpowiednim do
waluty, jaka bedzie obowiazujaca W
ezasie, gdy Pan zwrotu zazada. w
razie zamiany waluty polskiej pie
Made beda ma mia tez zmienione,
W stosunku, jaki wypadnie PREY tel
zmianie.
oh. ". Gacki, Chicago. Pieniadze
lokowa6 MONA " polskich Kasach o.
szczednoSci n. p. X. o. NJ. Warszawy,
Krakowa, Lwowa inpych; co do po-
syiki pieniedzy nalezy bye ostroE-'
nym co do kursu; poza tenn .poczta,
kompanie expressive ftp. wszystkie
sa przevaznis bezpieczne i pewne.
OBJ. j. Chmura. Chicago. W spra-
vie paszportu nalszy pisac do konsu
latu polskiego " New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
lABURzONY zOkADEK
Usun Przyczyne-Bierz Ora.
Edwards Olive Tabliczki

Tysiace cierpiacych ma zoladek
robi to teraz. Zamiast brania srod-
k6w wzmacniajacych, Tub pr6bowa-
MIA naprawienia lichego traWienia'
dzia}aja oni ma ~rzeczywista przyc7y-
ne swego cierpienia-zanieczyszczo-
ma watrobe i ME dziaiajace kiszki;
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczki
dziaiaja ma watrobe Nv spokoJny l
gojacy spos6b. Gdy watroba kisz-
XII wykonywuja swe zadanie praWl-
diowo, niestrawnos6 ] kfopoty 20
iadka znikaja.
Czy masz uczucie niesmaku, OBJ
iolony jezyk, brak apetytu, uczuc1e
ienistwa | zniechecenia, brak ener-
gil / klopot 2 trawieniem pokar-
NOV? Wei Olive Tabliczki, srodek
zamiast calomelu.
Ora. Edwards Olive TabliczRi So
mieszanina czysto roSlinna zawie'
rajaca olive. Mo5na je poznac po
ich "oliwkoTym kolorze. Dz1ata1a
one bez kurczy / b6lu.
Wei jedna Tub dwie pred spa
MEM dla predkiego ulzenia. Jeoz
co Iubisz. 10c | 25c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
DO W~IADOMOSCI.

wszystkIch Interssnntow
nniej proSimy o prZestrEeganie .R0nIA-
Bzych wSkaz0wek;
Biurn AdminIStracyI nnszeJ Otrarte
81 prEeZ dzieh cniy cd godLiny S-meJ
Erann dc 1880 wiecIOrem - CO dnia' .
w~yjatkiem RiedzleI 1 SWAT ObO"tSEu-
Iacych.
Iarzadca PiSma naszeso prEyjmuJe
lntereSnnt6w co dnin " GODZlNACH
POPOLUDNIOwYCH Cd 2-Siej do S-teJ
= w~yJstkIem sOb6t.
Redakeya dIn intesesantow otUarta
fest TYLKO w GODGINACH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZISY 1880 DO GODzI-
NY I1i3O; pO ~pOfudniu tylko In speeJ-
alna umOWa.
Redaktor NaczeIny przyJmuJe Inte-
Fesnnt0H TYLKO 20 GODZINlE 1O-te1
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UprnSza sic, usEelkie sprayTy z Hedak
eya Ealntwiae, o lie mOinosei PISEh-
ME, BIO M kOnwersacye dfugte ME ma
nav czaSu; tyIkO W ~sprawach sEczeGot-
nieisEej wagI osobistych, lub ME dhJS-
eych sic znIntwie zwtekle - droER ko-
reSpondencyi - prOSinly Jawie sic oso-
biscie, ~aacbOwuJac m w~zEledEie, re o.
koIo EOdEiny 11-tej Eamyknmy gazette
4 wSxySey aajbardEiej jesteSmy wtedy
E~atrodnieni.
KOrespOndent0w uprasznmy stano-
vczo. ably pisaII CZYTELNIE = ATRA-
LUB Ma MASZHNIE, ME-
ZRYT SCISIIWIE I TYLKO Ma JE-
nNEJ STRONIE
JeSIi utwOry jakiekOiwiek ME maJa
hxE ogIoszone. pOehlanla je - - kos8
redakeyjny; jeSh POiadnne - do EwrO-
IN. w rnzie ME oEioSzenin. nale4y to
WYRAZNIE ZAZNACSYC L ZALACZGC
ZNACZEK P0CZTOWY Ma ZWRoTNA
PRZESYLhE.
Zadpyeh komuniknt6w do oglOSKenia
ME naleIy przesylaS ma kartach d
krytychi ZADNYCH TEE ME PRZYJ-
NIJE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI TELEFO-
NICZNECH - chyba " wyJatk0wyeh
Uypadkach; r0uniez oslOszen, dotycz4-
eSch touarzyEtw, t~eiefOnieznie ME
przyjmuJemy.
WsZeIkie OEfOszenIa BaleSs de Dsda-
I'm OrloSxea w AdministrnCyl ] tam sic
NJ nien,i EUracae naleEy.
PodxiekOwanla - WSZELKIEGO re-
axaIa. REZOLUCTE zAbOBNE, POLL
GYCZNE {. y. naIezS do DzlAta OBies
Bxen. go
WszeIkIe kOresPOndeneye' SaWtado.
wienIa 4 Z. ID. musEa bye Podpisane -
.,rIuen nasuIskfem wras n adresem p.@
sxaeeCO; bezImienByeh. Tub podpisAayeh
son,ysInIkIem, aIbO vreszcte slower
a omfte1" - kO~munikaeyf' NJ koress
sondrneyI ME Eamieszczamy.
StaaoVTezo ME OEfasEamy
ami u~yciec1ekr tue .plknl.
ssvvg, URzADzANYCK W hIEDzABA4
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Z icagoskieg
"Raju".

Jedna z najcielcj i najdotkliwicj
dajacych sic odczut t~rudnoSci ma
szego miasta jest obecnie brak po-
mieszkan i wzrastajaca ich ponad
wszelk2 proporcye i przyzwoitoSt
- drozyzna. Spowodowana ona
zostaia zastojem w budownictwie
.domow mieszkalnianych, odziedzi-
czonym jeszcze Z wojcnnych CA
sow, kiedy to drozyzna piracy w
budowniczym przemySle wstrzy-
mala by}a prywatne przcdsiebior-
silva: budowano wtedy ogromnie
wiele ola rzadu, kt6ry - potrzc-
bujac robotnika piacif wysokie "a
robki, dolaczyla sic zaS do tego
nierozsadna konkurencya prywat-
nych firm, kt6rc werbujqc ola
swych prac robotnik6w, przeSci--
galy sic w ofiarowaniu wysokich
zapiat, oraz drozyzna materyalow
budowlanych, kt6re posz}y w gore
- jak wszystko - ola tel przy--
czyny, re ich wiele pokzebowal
Rad, oraz dlatego, re drogim jest
robotnik, do ich fabrykacyi po-
trzebny. Koio to bledne, laicuch
bez kohca przyczyn, w ktore wple-
ebony nieszczesny ,,kostumer' -
juz ledwie dysze, ME majac czem
zaplacic, co zjeS6, co wdziac, gdzie
mieszkat... Naprawde do raj
skich przyjdzie wrocic kondycyi
W tym naszym ,,raju" chicago
skim.-,
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ZalOiona 1897 roku,
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.
IARZAD GLOWNII

"
Ks. Franeiszek Gorcon. Moderator.
Ks. A. A. Klowo; wice-ModerAtor.
Wojciech +. Soska, OreZes.
Antonina Baranowska. wice-prezeskh
wotciech Menkicki, Wice-preZeS-
Tomasz s BlachowskL SekretaA
Franciszek witko wski. Skarbnik.
stanIsiaw Liczmanski. Dyrektor.
Wladyslaw Lopatka. Dyrektor.
AuIOnL AaZurA. Dyrektor.
I.sOkadya SOSka. DyrehtorkA
salomea urbahska, DyrektorkA.
Franciszka Bieschke, D~yrektorkA-
Or. FIR. A. Duiak, Lekarz NacZelny.
Adv. Piotr P. Mindak, Doradca Prawny.
Berta C. wojtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUROWEI
BiurO ZarZadu G40wnego otwarte "
6-tej wieczorem. Nv sobote do lei po-
poludniu). Wieczorem. W dni powsZed-
nile z wyjatkiem sCSotyO. cd godZiRy
7-meJ do 9-tej. - " iIiedziele l swietA
uroczyste. biuro Jest zamkniete.
Prezesai " poniedzialki / pistki wts-
ezorami cd goiziny 7-mej do 9-teJ.
wszelkie Jurisprudence do Glowue-
20 Prezesa nalezy adresovac:
wOJCIECH +. S0SKA.
1855 W. Division str., Chicago. III.
SekFetarGa: W poniedZiafki, wtorkt
srody / cZwartki. wiecZOraml Cd god1i-
ny 7-mej do s-tei / Cd l-szej popolu-
dniu codziennie. z wyjstkiem soboty, Cd
s-tei do l-SZet.
Skarbnikag We wtorki, Srody ! pi9tki
Cd gOdziny I-mej do 9-tej wiecEorem.
KIadanIa Opiat. Wszelkie op}aty do Ka-
Sy Gi6wnei orZyjmuje Kasyer GSwny
podszas godzin ofisowych: albo we dnis
" godzinach ofisowych. Sekretar1 Ge-
AeSalBy.
Wszelkie listy nadsyiac nale4y m re-
&C Sekretsrza GeneralneSo:
TOMASZ =. BLACHOwSKL,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I&5S W.. Division str. ChieaEo, IN.
FINANSE.
PrZekaZy bankOwe pocGtoWO
(chccks. honey orders etc. nalesY w.
SlawIac IA orEaniZacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER
prZesylac pod adresem:
FIR. WITKO YYSKI,
Tess w. Division STR, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
BiurO Zarzadu Gi6wnego:
l455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma druEiem p~ietrEs.
Chicago, Ill.
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Gd1e ia M6glbym Znalest Ulge
cd Tel Strasznej Swierzbiaczki?

Macie przykiad z innych, kt6rzy
cierpieli rowniez jak Wy, szukajac
ulgi. Me robi roznicy AK straszna
irytowanie. wszystko jedno jak ME-
znosnem Jest swierzbienie i skora
pail was, s. S. s. dotrze do siedliska
zarodk6w choroby. S~probujcie sro-
dek ten i przekonajcie sic o skutku
tegoz.
Nasz doradca medyczny jest cho-
rob skornych ekspertem / chetnie da
wan porade darmo, jakiej W waszem
utrapieniu potrzebujecie. Piszcie dN
siaj / wymiencie wasza chorobe adre'
sujac: Medical Department, Swift
Specific Co., 252 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga,
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wszyscy, ale - plaza i znosza bez
konca!... Gazety wskazuja siu-
sznie, &c raz przecie ktoS jakos
zaradzic must, DO kraj i lud nasz
jest tax objuczony ciezarami, jake
ow wielblad - obladowany ponad
silly, tax bardzo re jeszcze
zdzblo sfomy jedno - a obali sic
i nogi wyciagnie nam sic tez wy
dale, re ia cierpliwoSc tutejsza-
robi wrazenie przepelnionego do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

MeEoWie StdHH Ussedsie Egd.
dsdjQ sic ID zdGHiu, &c must ISL
nice EJednOcEoHa. RieSd!eS10 q
sQmorsqdRG PO!SkG.
- WOodroD Wilson.
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Otto mp. co w tel sprawie pisze
krakowski Gas, jeden Z najpo-
wazniejszych i najmiarodajniej--
szych organow Prasy Polskiej:
Protestuje ,,Czas" ma wstepie
swego artykuSu pit. ,,Nasza Dyplo-
macya" przeciw nadmiarowi ludzi
w poselstwach polskich. (Racya.
Przyp. Red. D. c.
Bksportujemy NOW - ma
10 z niezmierna ola naszej waluty
kleska, ale "a to ludzi eksportujs.
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wick sic naszym p]oselstwom PREY
patrzyl, dziwic sic musiai boga-
ctwu i l~ekkomySlnej rozrzutnoSci,
jake pahstwo rozwinelo W tej
dziedzinie. (Racya. - Przyp. Red.
D.-C.) Dawniej poslowie pol
Soy wjezdzali do stolic zagrani-
cznych w setki koni, dzisiaj stada
koni zastapiono t}umnym ludzi
pocztcm. Konie mole dawniej o.
szofamia}y gawiedz uliczna; IT.
die niedoroSli do zadania ME O.
szolomia dis ami ulicy, ami tenn
mniej gabinet6w. Zastosowano tn
podobna hojnoSc W szafowaniu
materyalem ludzkim, ktory TAX
niemile uderza w zbyt licznych j
zbyt roznorodnycll naszych mini
Steryach; podziai piracy zamienia
sic w takich warunkach W podzral
pr6znowania. OdpowiedzialnoSc
tax sic r~ozdrabnia, re przcstaje
ciazyc ma osobniku, kt6ry pod
zmniejszonem ciSnicnicm ograni-
czy wydatnosc swcgo znoju do
znikomego wymiaru.
,,Przy takicm szafowaniu ludz-
mi; - piszc dalej .Czas" - do
Dor ich musiai wypaSc niedosta-
tecznie. Ktokolwiek sic zctknqi L
Posclstwami naszemi "a granica,
nabrat bardzo przykrych pod tym
wzgledcm doSwiadczen. Prostego
intcrcsu czesto posunqt ME MOI
ma, DO wSrod rojowiska trudno
odnalczt togo, ktory jest wlaSci-
vie kompetentnym, ably sic w
kohcu przckonat, &c on rownic
niekompctcntny. jak jcgo towa--
rzyszc. Mic mySlimy twicrdziG, a
by W naszcm dyplomatycznem
przcdStawiciclstwic mic byIo ludzi
p~rawdziwic wartoSciowych: ale
i.topiono ich w nadmicrnej liczbie
rzekomych pomocnikow, ktorych
pomoc i'm samym i sprawie szko-
dc przynosi. \ szkode nadto PREY
noSi nicpowctowana paistwu, kt0
re przcz nicpowoianc, nicpotrzcb.
nc i nicodpowiednic zywioly tract
ma powadze, a NOE szwank p0--
nieSc ma godnoSci j poszanowa-
niu.
Procz tcj ujmy moraincj, ma
tcryaluc szkody - ogromnc; jak-
lei DO panstwo, Czy r~aczej spolc-
czcnStwo oplacic zdola bczuzytc-
czny nadmiar ludzi i to PREY sta
mic naszcj waluty: Wyrzuca sig
picniadzc IA utrzymanic oSobiSto-
sci ia obczyznic, kt6rcby L dale
ko w~iekszym poIytkicm w kraju
pracowat powinny, a p~rzedeWSzy-
Stkicm uczyc sic ! zdobywac ia
kiekolwick dyplomy pred wyste-
pami dyplomatycznemi. Jest to
marnowanic czasu, sii, picniedzy,
mnoienic stanowisk bcz oglQdania
sic ma to, czy So silly odpowiednie,
jc zajqt. Jest to objaw mega
lomanii i gosPodarki mad stan; z
tvch ludzi mad stan utrzymywa--
ME wyrosnq chyba melowie
stanu, a urzQdzanic takich okien
wystawowych ma Europe moglo-
by mySli nasunat, IL poza oknem
nicdobrzc sic dzieje. PrzykroiG
wiec trzcba groble do stawu il
wyStepowat skromniej, ale skute-
! wydatnicj: szercgi pre-
rzedzone daleko wiecej ~zaskarbiq
sobie znaczenia zagranica i zaslu-
81 W kraju.
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Oto - kwestya: Pewne stara--
MIA byIy Ii rzqdu czynione, by
potrzebujacym krajom e~uropej--
skim jakiejS pomocy udzielic; -
Tie powiodiy sic. Dlaczego?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

Do czego to wszystko dojdzic:
Ogo} tn istotnie mad podziw cier-
nliwv - czeka j czeka: stekala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

ostatecznego ostatka naczynia
kropla jeszcze, a malkontentacya
ogolu wyleje sic ponad brzegi j
zaleje kraj caty...
Niektorzy wr6za, re przccie ME
rych4o ulgi s~podziewat sic MOI.
ma; powiadaja. re dopiero zrnia-
ma w administracyi krajowcj j.
sprowadzi... Ladna perspckty.
wa!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
Pytanie to Jest Wciaz ma Ustsch
Tych Ktorzy cierpia ma Eczeme

Swierzbiaczka, liszaj, roza i roz-
ne inne choroby sk6ry So gieboko "a
siedziale we krwi tax, re apliEowa-
ME masci | zmywania, przynosza
tylko tymczasowa ulse be- dotarcia
do siedliska zarodkow rzeczywistej
choroby. Lecz chociaz ME pomogly
wan wszystkie leczenia lokalne, ME
ma bynajmniej povodu DO despera-
cyl. Poprostu ME staraliScie sic o ma
lezyta kuracye, chociaz tax iatwo
dostac ia MONA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Jest orEaniBscya laczaca miodZiez poll
ska Obo!ga picl " pracach naukowych'
patryotyczuyo 1 b-atniej pomocy dlA
pOdniesienia ducha mOralnoSci / dooro-
bytu W spoleczenstwie, a ~szczegolnis
miedzy miOdZieza polsEa. Mona apt
sac sic ma posmiertne Cd lat IA do IS;
IA cz(onk6w StowarZyszonych 6eB o"
KrRnicZenia W!eku.