davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
z Centralnej i Poiudnio

wei Ameryki donosza O in
tenzywnej agitacji bolszewjc
kiej. Komunisci chca ta dro-
ga Wedrzec sic do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Miljony bro
SUR tresci komun:stycznej
rozdaje sic wsrod mas tam
zamieszka}ych i nawo}uje sic
do walki z kapitafem. Tresc
tel propagandy jest umie-
jetnie fabrykowana pre-
konywuje sic w niej O ko-
niecznosci walki z kapita-
lem, czy rodzimym czy mie-
dzynarodoWym.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY,
deca hna "Kuyra"

napadu obstawione byis
przez posterunki napadaja.
cych. Ufani, ktorzy jechak
do miasta, byli ma moscie o
strzeliwani z karabinow Ins
szynowych zmuszeni byl
skrecic ma obwodowe drogi
Napadajacy przerwali iacz
nose telegraficzna i telefo
niczna posterunkami gra
nicznymi i innemi miejsce
wosciami. =
Ma ca}ym terenie wszyst
ko W ostrem pogotowiu.
Wojewoda wyjechaf de
Sto1bcow. Ogolne kierownict
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Z CHW Ill.

w Scranton, Pa. niezalez
ny biskup Hodur wykropi}
kilku nowych przewodnikow
duchownych ola swej sekty.
Niektorzy z mich z niejakim
Bollczakiem powracaja z
powrotem do Polski, gdzie
maja zam:ar O staranie sic
szerzenia tam idea1oW swej
sekty.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Wakacje sadowe sic

skohczy4y sadly cywilne i
kryminalne rozpoczna ma no
we sWe czynnosci. w sadzie
poWiatoWym przesz1o 200
Wiezni oczekuje ma rozpra-
we a vice panowie sedzio-
vie ma brak zajecia ME be-
da mieli powodu sic uskar-
Zac.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
- Pewien nafogowy anna.

tor munszajnowki pragnaf
zaspokoic sWe pragnienie ma
wet w nocy, lecz zamiast 90
rza1y napif sic trucizny a po
Wypiciu Wkrotce zmar1 w o.
kropnych cierpieniach.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
w LOndynie odbv}o ST

W Londynie odby1o sic
Wielkie masowe zebranie, ma
kt6rem domagano sic row.
nej p}acy ola nauczycielek,
jak i dla nauczycieli. -
M6wcami tam byli cz}onko-
vie parlamentu i wybitne
nauczycielki.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
NIEMCY ZAPkACILI
2O,OOO,OOO *. MAREK.

Berlin. - Niemcy zfozy1y
pierWsza rate odszkodowan
wedle planu ,Dawesa W su-
mie 20 miljon6w zfotych ma
rex. Pieniadze otrzymaf L.
Frazier, asystent Owena D.
Younga, g}6Wnego wykonav.
cy planu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Rodzice! Zauwazcie.

re nauka we WsZystkich
szko4ach tutejszych rozpocz
ME sic 8go Wrzesnia re
Wszystkie przybory szkolne
(opr6cz ksiazek) jake So
potrzebne dla dzieci szkol-
nych MONA nabyc w Ska
die RozmaitoSci Paw4ows-
kiego, COOS Fleet ave.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
K r O N l K A
'MlEJSCOWA
Pan Gizewski donosi

nam, re zwiedzi1 "Yellow-
stone Park" i jest Wprost
zachwycony siynnym par
klein. w swej dalszej po-
dr6zy do Kalifornji bedzie
miaf sposobnosc zwiedzenia
pieknych okolic a specjalnie
zbudoWany Chandler, do
brze sic sprawuje, gdyz do
tel pory przeby4 przestrzeh
21l9 mil.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
1Scie miesiecy liczaca

dzieWczynka d spadfa z we
randy drugiego pietra p. n.
224O E. 63 ul. Okaza1o sic,
re dziecko ME zostafo wca-
lie uszkodzone. Oprocz stra-
chu rodzicow dokt6r orzekf
re dziecku ME grozi zadne
niebezpieczehstwo.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09

przeciwko konstytucji repub
likanskiej. Defilada i ceremo
MIA odby1a sic pred narodo-
wynn teatrem, w kt6rym to
pre- dkilku laty konstytucja
ia zosta}a uchwalona.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Veteran woinv swia.

toWej powinni skorzystac z
bezpfatnej obs1ugi biura -
gdzie wype1niane So bezp1at
ME aplikacje jeszcze tylko
W tym tygodniu. Ktokolwiek
pragnie skorzystac z tychze
blur, powinien to uczynic
bezW}ocznie W tym tygod-
niu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
= Podczas dnia robocze-

go ME odby1o sic bez wy
padkow. Dwie osoby zostaly
zabite a kilkanascie odnios1o
ciezkie obrazenia ma ciele.
sWiadk6w policja ME zdo1a-
la odszukac, pomimo ener-
gicznych. -poszukiwan.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Me moze bye nawet mo

wy O tenn, by lody ma wy
brzezu Grenlandji mia1y po-
Wstrzymac amerykanskich
lotnik6w w dokonczeniu To-
tn naoko}o swiata, jak twie1
dzi oficjalny rapport re stat
ku Richmond.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
NiedaIeko Vera Cruz. O

NIedaleko Vera Cruz, O.
ko1o stu bandytoW, uzbrojo-
nych w karab;ny napad1o na
pociQg pasazerski. Po Wyko-
lejeniu pociagu obraboWali
oni Wszystkich podr6znych,
zamordoWaWszy WpierW 20
opornych pasazer6w.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Dziesiec tysiecy umundu

Dziesiec tysiecy umundu-
rowanych faszyst6w bawar-
sk.ch odby}o W Weimarze
pred genera}em Ludendor-
fem defilade i przysiegfo
p6jsc chociazby ma smierc,
gdy Wezwie ich do walki
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
APPEL do Szanow-
nych Rodakow
i Rodaczek.

W przyszfy Poniedzia1ek
rozpoczna sic wyk4ady nau-
XII w roznych tutejszych
szko1ach. TAX samo w Polls
Kim Sierociencu ma Corlett
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09
Social bandycki rad czerwony' ma miasto Stolbce -
Jeden urzednk siedniu policjantow polskich ofia-
rami napadu. - Waka bandytami trwa.
Nota dyplomatyczna. Obrady Ko-
1nitetu Ministrow

2 fury re zrabowanemi RE.
czami i 6 koni. w dalszym
ciagu odebrano jeszcze ban.
dytom kilka karabinow ma.
szynowych i kilkanascie gra
natow.
Miasto Stoibce cd czasu
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09

tfZebe utrZymanla pokoJu
zewnetrznego. - Wszystko
przemawia "a tenn, re sys-
tematycznie stopniowane ma
pasci So dis jeszcze probie-
rzem tylko naszej wytrzy-
,ma}osci odpornosci. Dopie-
70 stwierdzenie, re nasza cd
pornosc jest wieksza, niz to
przypuszczaja nasi social
bandyccy sasiedzi, moze od-
dzia}ac dobroczynnie ma ich
fupiezcza fantazje.
Moment polityczny ogol-
nej sytuacji ME moze przy-
tenn spuszczony z ogolnej u
wagi. Wiadomo, re politycy
sowieccy probowali terory-
zowac Rad angielski grozba
IL W razie fiasca negocjacji
prowadzonych W Londynie,
Sowiety odpowiedza podpa-
leniem granic zachodnich
swoich dziedzin t. ]. Polski.
l rzeczywiscie, kiedy per-
traktacje sowieckie RIA
dem angielskim ME daily lad
nego rezultatu, rozpoczeia
sic ofensywa dywersji ma
kresach. Zrabowano kasy W
Sto1bcach So zapewne sla.
bym tylko ekwiwalentem "a
rozczarowania londynskich
Sowietow. Akcja rzadu pols
kiego podje{a JAZZ niezbedne
ssrodlxiy~xby sSosviety stracify
ochote do szukania gieb.
szych obfitszych rekompen
sat kosztem Polski. Ma razie
poza nota dyplomatyczna
wyslana do Moskwy, ma kto
ra nastapi, rzecz oczywista,
wykretna odpowiedz, ma
miejsce wydelegowany zos-
tai ma inspekcje znany re
swej energji jen. Rydz-Smi-
g{y, ktoremu prawdopodob-
ME poruczona zostanie opie
ka mad kresami u cafym
korpusem wojska.
Sam fakt dywersyjnego ma
padu ma Stolbce odby{ sic
nastepujaco:
Dnia 1go Sierpnia W nocy
banda W sile 100 ludzi uz-
brojona W karabiny maszy-
move i granaty dokonala ma
padu ma miasto powiatowe
- ma starostwo, komende
policji, stacje kolejowa, u
Rad pocztowy, kase skarbo
wa i areszt miejski oraz ma
mieszkania prywatne. Ma
pad ma starostwo zostaf od-
partje przez urzednikow i
policje. Rowniez zostaf od-
party napad ma kase skarbo
wa i posterunek policji, ma
tomiast poczta zostaia obra-
bowana.
Zniszczen dokonano W u
rzedzie policji powiatowej.
kasa jednak zostafa nietknie
ia; areszt zostaf otwarty i
wiezniowie wypuszczeni. -
Stacja kolejowa uszkodzona
aparaty telegraficzne rozbi-
te. Jeden urzednik starost-
wa zostal zabity i 4 polio
jantow W miescie, a 3 ma
stacji kolejowej oraz ranio-
ny telegrafista. z bandytow
l ujety, drugi raniony row.
niez ujety. w poscigu mas
tepnym ujeto jeszcze z bol-
szewikow, ktorzy zeznali, ze
"wyszkolenie" otrzymali W
Minsku.
Zarzadzony natychmiast
poscig mia{ ten skutek, ze
ulani dopedzili. oddziai dy-
wersyjny i nawiazawszy z
MIN kontakt, zdolali odebrac
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-09-09

Dzialalnosc band dywer-
syjnych ma wschodzie nasu-
wa koniecznosc zabezpiecze
MIA granicy cd zfego i pre-
wrotnego sasiada W czasie
jak najpredszym, gdyz ME
dope}nienie tego moze do
prowadzic do wrecz tragicz-
nych konsekwencji.
Typowa zabawa rosyjs-
kich szkof, koszar i katorg
jest t. z. zabawa W "walaj
duraka". Grajacy nachyla
sic, zakrywaja mu oczy, a
ktos z t{umu wall go W wy.
razista Geese ciafa i stale z
obojetna nina - to znaczy
"wala jet duraka". Otoz ma
granicy z Rosja many obec.
ME specyficzna wojne W
"walaj duraka" jak mowia
kresowcy.
Pok}osie lipca nadto dobit
ME wskazuje O coraz bar.
dziej wzmagajacej sic robo.
Gle. band dywersyjnych, ale
ukoronowaniem wszystkich
dotychczas dokonanych roz.
bojow jest napad ma m.
Stolbce, ktorym "uczcili''
bolszewicy dziesiata roczni.
ce rozpoczecia wojny rosyj.
sko-niemieckiej.
Saturn ma miasto polskie
przeprowadzony zostaf wed
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II ! obyczajowosci "czudo'
bogatyrow" dawnej carskiej
armji i jej czerwonej spad.
kobierczyni. Wediug relacji
jake nadesz}y pograniczne
straze 'sowieckie dopomog{y
posrednio czerwonemu ''raj.
dowi" do ucieczki udarem.
ni{y skuteczna pogon zwra.
cajac swoja bron ma scigaja.
cych.
Rzecz prosta, ze oficjalne
w@adze sowieckie wypra sic
pomimo wszystko wszelkie.
60 zwiazku z pogromami
Sto{bcow ME przyjma "a
ich "operacje" zadnej odpo.
wiedzialnosci. So tel pewnc
ze polska mi}osc pokoju
bezbrzezna cierpliwosc ME
bedzie tel odpowiedzialno.
sci zbyt energicznie ustalala
ze ME ucieknie sic do "sanls
eli" militarnych dla przeko
mania kogo nalezy, ze Pol.
ska chce mice bezpieczenst.
-wo ma swojej granicy po.
trait je wymusic.
Los Sto{bcow ME moze bye
dla naszego rzadu przedmio
tenn jedyna melancholijnych
i filozoficznych rozwaze1.
Pierwszem zadaniem kazde-
go rzadu jest czuwac mad
stanem bezpieczen.twa ma
zewnatrz i ma wewnatrz pan
stwa. Poniewaz dotychczaso
wa admnstracja cywilna ME
stworzy{a warunkow bezpie-
czenstwa, wiec sprawe od-
dac nalezy W rece w{adz
wojskowych.
koniecznosc utworzenia
dooko{a naszych grani c
wschodnich W rejonie, do
ktoreso siegac moga rajdy
social bandyckie, pograni-
cza wojskowego, ma ktorem
wszelka wladza przesziaby
" rece >fachowcow, przygo-
towanych do sprawnego,
szybkiego radykalnego "a
pobiegania militarno-zaczep
nym ofensywom - jest u
zasadniona ME tylko wzgle-
dami ma bezpieczenstwo, a.
le takze wzgledami ma po-
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F.. A. Paw1oWski
The Chilkoot post., 1924-08-08

We offices  Church, Bible preaching. Gospel singing, helpful worship sundaysc at 1900 nngServ at D.
 E, E. Bromley Minis
 
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  letter that Camp regards to the ganga h Pvt.  Q. If. c. FLOWERS
 Among n m  the and they could Ah the
 
   o1D ootin in the
  
 the eopenti haveto in qualify   M. been the with the both companies firing
 parents o a daughter the
The Chilkoot post., 1924-08-08

PAGE sIY MOVING PICTURE FRIDAY: Russe in The
  WEDNESDAY: entitled aoSA De- Jlx9" and1 1rternat
The Chilkoot post., 1924-08-08
CHURCH NOT ICE:

Our business in not making and build up Christ ian cha racter, The in Patience, Gent t1eness, Sel f~Contrc2s M@~s We have head offices in every country in t in every town and village. Call at our Church, if you int crest ed in the work Bible preaching, Gospel singing, helpful Sunday School at 100 p,mo
 E, E. Bromley, M TELL THE BUNCH NOT TO LEAVE CHILK0oT"
The Chilkoot post., 1924-08-08

FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING:
 Among the many flower stand out this ason in floral sol e. S, and that of Mr. Ko O. Johnson. T and many tourists ashore from the bo; know they could grow such flowers in largely to giant pansies, is more or the4carpent CT shop ovepsyhich, I& Jol unrewarded labor O. thus beaut j fy ing appr ec fat ion.
The Chilkoot post., 1924-08-08

REPLACEMENTs SHOOTING LIKE OLD D7
 The rec ently arrive ary season, are rapidly bee oming AS and 46 at the long ranges
 We Il keep the ra1 to qualify you al1," said lst Sgt enough, we'll keep shooting till but r m not going to leave unt il
 Ma ior F. M. Maddox, with the new men pract ica1 ly ever both companies are firing as one
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28
"WELL TELL THE WORLD"

PRESS dispatch sent from here says that a
suit of the oil scandal disclosures Progressive political
leaders talking gimy of the third party and Sena-
tor LaFollette for President"
Why grimly?"
Many worse things could happen than a third party
or Bob La Toilette for President
Or both
Just why however, La Toilette should be spoken
third party candidate instead of straight Republican
candidate is not easy to
La Foettes state, under his 20 years of eader ershp,
is more soldly Republican today than Pennsylvania
Vermont.
La Folettes public record is a continuous effort
between elections fulfill the promises
made before elections in the party platform.
La Toilette has been "read out of the party many,
many times
Not infrequently the gentleman who read Bob out
was himself elected to stay home the next time the
people had a chance to
La Toilette for years has been earnestly urging and
advising that the clean house. fumigate evil
communications eschew wicked companions, and gener-
ally repent and reform.
Specifically. in open Senate he warning his party
about Teapot Dome two whole years ago.-Washington
News
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28
"AVAILABILITY"

louisville Courier-Journal)
THE inevitable occurred when the friends called by
Mr. McAdoo to advise him whether he should continue
candidate for the Presidency promptly advised that he
continue
1t foregone conclusion that such would be their
the advice of bunch Of M Mr. McAdees enemies would be
that he quit the track
Mr. McAdoos friends might declare ad infinitum his
proclaim his availability well ais his qualifications but
the fact that such methods must be employed to
of doubt of his availability And doubted availability
is not availability when ed with other men whose
availability is not in question.
Mr. McAdoo himself doubted his availability, he
or confirm his doubts It does not affect Mr. McAdoos
unfortunate to say that he did no more in his en-
does that the character of Mr. McAdoo untouched by
@ no the It is Mr.
sansp for MeAdoo who does not know that he IS not
available as candidate as he was before his name
was brought out in the Senate investigation
Mr. McAdoo since has been the defensive
His protest by telegraph and his statement before the
council of his friends the defensive nominated
to head the Democratic ticket he would be the defen
big in the campaign and on which the Democratic can
instead of defensive fight.
The above to to set out the actual facts in
the Presidential mixup. From the day McAdoos name
mentioned by Doheny it settled that the strong
est candidate the Democrats had seriously handi-
capped While all posted Democrats know that Mr.. Nc
Adoo clearly within his rights in accepting retainer
fees in any oil matters all the argument in creation will
square with the great of the people who cast
the Just two big Democrats today stand out
good candidates and would make splendid candi-
date Reed of Missouri, is for the nomination, and
would make strong candidate. Josephus Daniels would
make stronger and easily be brought out. We be-
lieve the journal has sensed the fact that Nc
Adoo is hopeessy out of it and expect other great
papers follow their lead This editor wanted McAdoo
other and bitterly regrets that he has been
rendered unavailable.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28
VANDERBILT WELCOMES CHANCE TO EXPOSE

NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Frank Vanderp, retired
banker, replying to the 100000 libel suit filed yesterday
by the Marion STAR declares he welcomed the suit and
the hope it would be the foreunning of court
proceedings that would make public of the
that great newspaper did not see fit to print l am
prepared to spend quite much has been asked in
these proceedings in effort to make public this
There is nothing in this country that needs
much this court proceedings initiated
by grand juries pressed by ncorruptibe prosecutng
attorneys"
Some way hope that newspaper deal will be ven
tilated True, the who started the stink is HIM
self just what he should be- During the Mr.. Wilson
made him one of his dollar day and he engineered
the smootest and valuable money raising plan that
advanced, viz: postal savings stamps. This estab-
shed his ability Also he became involved in the theft
of six millions of dollars from the Hog Island Navy steal
and when caught redhanded had fit of nervous pros
tration" which seemed protect him and his associates
from prosecution At least heard much about
it after Mr. Vanderlp got Sick" We have observed that
getting caught in rascaity often makes the crook
sick.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28

grafters, finds difficulty in loc Eating 6
lawyer not redlent with the odor Of
oil!
And Democrats and Republicans
tarred with the same stick, anxiously
ark each other: "How will it affect
our party?"-meaning of course, ou,
jobs.
And thus Nero fiddles while Rome
burns!
What does it all mean?
Reduced to its last analysis, this:
THE CORRUPTING INFLUENCE
OF GREAT WEALTH is SAPPING
THE VERY FOUNDATIONS OF OUR
NATIONAL SUPERSTRUCTURE.
1t buys the chosen servants of the
people and converts them into ban
dts who loot the national storehouse
and steal the birthright of millions
yet unborn.
1t scatters it's miasma through
every strata of society.
What is the most ominous polit;ca,
sign in the United States today? Is
it not che growth of sentiment
which doubts the existence of an hon.
est man in public office?
What is the significance of the
crime wave, rising ever higher, as the
days pass? Is not its sordid story of
lawlessness merely the reflection of
the Greater crimes of the "higher-
ups?"
Why fool ourselves longer?
Before our very eyes the pillars of
our free institutions are tottering to
their fall!
is America worth saving? If il is
there is little time to be lost. For
as certainly as effect follows cause so
surely will the sun of civilization set
on the Republic of the West unless
the common citizenship shall sum-
mon the courage and virility that
Will purge the nation of venality and
corruption.
believe there are enough bonos+
and unselfish men and womar !.
America to seize the scepter of now
er' viii they do it? Will they Or
ganize, casting aside petty partisan.
snip and go forth to the task inspired
by the prayer of the immortal Lin.
coin:
that this nation, under God
snail have new birth of freedom
and that the government of the peo-
pie' by the people and for the people
shall not perish from the EARTH
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28
GIVING AWAY THE PEOPLES SHIPS

THERE is serious danger that we will all become 50
excited the Teapot Dome expose that will entire
y overlook number of less spec tacular but equally i'm
portant attacks the peoples interests are being
made at the moment in Washington Here is fair ex-
ample:
The Shipping Board is literally giving away the ma
tiona merchant marine which the people approxi-
mately three billions
Senator Fletcher told the story the floor of the
Senate last week He showed that the board had sold
magnificent ships known the President ships the
Dollar Company for about s55OOO0 each They the
people s4,0oooo0 each
By way of the board said the boats losing
money, but the board Immediately decided spend half
the it received from the Dollar interests other
boats which it proposes to in the losing trade
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28
Mary Succeeds
on Main Street
WOMAN'S ADVENTURES
IN CONFINEMENT
By LAURA MILLER
q. 1921. by Laura Miller

'Tar heel born, tar heel bred,
When I'm dead, it's a tar heel dead.~
So do the girls Of North Carolina
sing with gusto. So do they live, work,
marry, die. proud of the 98 per cent
native-bornness Of their state. They
feel that a big city is no place for
those who amt went out much, not
furp
So reports Fronde Kennedy, who
has known the Carolinas from the
day she was born, "a long time ago."
as she says. to the present "ofiice Of
the dean Of women Of Trinity col
lege." Her letter carries its own
charm:
II do not know when l began to
find my chief delight in the printed
page. can remember lying nat on
the floor with my chin cupped in my
hands, poring over Lempriere's Class
ical Dictionary and Swiss Family
Robinson impartially before was ten.
1 regard my heritage from my father
as priceless gift, but 1t included 50
small amounts of dollars and cents
that the education I was able to Sc
cure was pitifully different from what
he had kindled in me a desire for.
was fortunate in my course at col
iege to fall under the influence Of at
least one real scholar, who kept alive
In me the flame Of intellectual curl
osity. At the age Of eighteen 1 had
my diploma and was ready to begin
teaching. 1t was necessary that at
least relieve my mother of the eI-
pense of my own support, and ! did
Son salary of thirty dollars
month. fifteen Of which 1 paid out for
board.
Probably to some people I seem .
good example of a woman who has
succeeded in life. I have not, really,
In comparison with my own stand
ards and dreams. achieved anything,
and grt concede that l would be
most unreasonable and ungrateful mot
70 acknowledge my blessings; and i
nave many. / am tuned to rural life.
Ike to hear Of setting hens and
newly planted gardens, and to watch
farmers almanacs and see how well
they hit the weather. l like to 90 to
millinery opening and sit down with
tne crowd and advise my friends
ABOUT the hats they are trying on. !
IKE to set spell with my friends.
80, although l love New York and 60
whenever I can for a little while. ]
expect to live in rural section. pref
erabiy In a town of about twenty =
thousand people. hope through
green old agei"