davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
noWy Rok = Nova Praca

Chwiejnym krokiem podaza starzec droga i zamglo-
wzrokiem spoglada, daleko jeszcze do
mety jego piegrzymk Snadz zmeczony jest d}uga po-
droza, bo cd do przystaje, by odetchnae
sxiezych sill nabrac
w czase chwilowego odpoczynku oglada sic sta
ruszek poza siebie, zmarszczk pooranen bruzdami
czole swiadcza az nadto wymowne, re czems waznem
mysl mad czems medyuje jakby sobie przypomina
- Drogi jeszcze ME wielki pozosta1 kawa}elk, ia
juz sill jestem trudno mi daej podazae
jednak piegrzymke ma dokonczyc musze tax sobie
rozmysla, zwolna posuwajac noge noga.
- Bye mole, ze nieednym juz sic zanadto naprzy-
krzy}em gnelby jak najpredzej widzee zmiane; wi
dziec m{odziana mom miejscu-,--
- Ha! - rozmysla dalej - To juz TAXI porzadek
istnejacy tax dugo, ak dawnym jest SWAT
jedna pociesza mnie to- ze przeciez znajda tacy
ktorzy odescia serdeczne zafowac beda Sa tacy
wiele ch jest nawet kajac g}owa powtarza do siebie
starzec. Ale c ME wekszosci ich tylko gromad
a bo to wybrancy losu: bogaci syc, weel dostatnio
ubran Oni pragneby, by zadnej ich zycu zmanyi
ME byio, ably i'm sic dobrze wodo. Dr1dzy, c
utesknenem czekaja konca mel piegrzymk, to ogo
nema ca@ to lud ciezko pracujacy wygladajacy zmia
epsze; syty, czescie godny lub niedokar
miony wace jutro pedzacy zycie ciezkiej codzen
nej Oni maja jednak s}usznosc sic naezy cos
wiecej cd zycia maja prawo prosie wyczekiwae
wy losu.-.
TAX rozmyslajac prowadzac sam re SODA rozmowe
dochodz staruszek do branny kora sfychac spev,
soiosc, okrzyki wielki tumut jahoby cos
wielkiego sic mia}o przygotowywac.
Rzeczyvviscie Ia Drama odbywaja sic przygotowania,
by m}odzana SWAT wprowadzic, tembardzie re ten
wszystkm wielkie przyrzeczena czyni poprawe ep
SEE i'm obecuje
Wchodzi wreszcie starzec brame pada zme-
czena. Podbiega do niego miodzian, peknie odziany
hozy, pekny runiany, podnosi ziemi podtrzymuje sill
ramieniem slaniajacego sic nogach staruszka i
prowadzi do pobliskiej iawy To kres pelgrzymi,
zamlnecie rocznego okresu zegarze ejowym swa.
- Hurra! Hurra! Mech zyje Rok Nowy! Przynos
szczescie, pomyslnosc powodzenie - wo{aja
kofo.
TAX witano mlodziana, ktory - jak Zacne Czytel-
niczk sic domyslaja jest nikim nnym, jak symboem No
wego 1928-go Roku.
Coz ten modzian, ten Rok Nowy dla przyniesie?
Trudno obecne zgadywac MONA natomiast ylko sobie
wzajemne zyczena skfadac bo spoczywa W reku
Boga.
To tylko wiedzec mozemy, ze rokiem nowym
praca czeka, nas czfonknie Stowarzyszenia Po
lex W Stanach Zednoczonych nowym wiec zasobem
si} nova energja zabrac sic przyjdzie do piracy
ciezkej, zmudnej, nieustannej, bo wiemy tenn wszy
stke, ze tego cd wymaga uswiadomienie czfonkow
ske przywia do naszego zespo}u dalszy rozwoj
dobro Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zednoczonvch
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
CZY SEKR. HOOVER MOzE
Bye PREZYDENTEM?

WASHINGTON. - Kandyda-
turze sekr. Hoovera ma prezy-
denta zagraza powazna przeszko-
da.s Odkryto bowiem, ze ME od-
powiada W zupelnosci warunko-
wi IA lat zamieszkania w Sta
mach .Zi, = zaWartemu W tkonsty-
tucji st. Zjedn. :, " -
= Przez 20 lat pred r. 1917, kie
dy zostal administrators ayw-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
KONSUL SOWIECkI STRACO.
NY PRZEZ NACJONALISTOW
CHINSkICH

SHANGHAI. - Pc masakrze
urzadzonej W Kantonie przez woj
ska Acknowledgements, nastapi} zu
pelny zwrot w polityce zwyciez-
COW. Jak przedtem nacjonaliSci
chinscy ciazyli wiecej ku lewicy,
tax obecnie poszli zupelnie ma
prawo, mszczac sic ogniem
mieczem ma Rosjanach Ia ich
komunistyczna propaganda W Chi
mach. ~ tvs. -. r. ..E 30 Ift,.z-,s-s
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
POLSkIE LOTNICTWO SIZE
WZMACNlA.

WARSZAWA. - Wydziai lotni-
czy Min. komunikacji opracowal
plan rozszerzenia sieci lotniczej W
Polsce. Porty Ba}tyckie beda po}a-
czone z katowicami kodzia.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27

vienna przelotu przyczynia sic set
| XII tysiecy rodakow.
Me wszystkie towarzystwa do
tychczas ma APPEL ten cd odpowiedzis-
" Zaledwie kilka set. powinno
bye kilka tysiecy
Odzywamy sic dis raz jeszcze
do wszystkich i apelujemy do
kozdego Polaka Polki. naleza-
cych do jokiegokolwiek towarzy-
silva, ably konieczne poszedl ma
nastepne jego posted dzenie, zapy-
tal sic, CO towarzystwo zrobilo
ia sprawa. Czy honor slawa
Poiski ME ley wan ma sercu, CIV
nie stanie do szeregu i ME zadoku-
mcrtuJe swoJa ofiara swej narodo-
vel solidarnosci?
Jezeli $500 towarzystw zlozy po
SO, juz bedziemy mieli sumo po-
trzebna. W samem Chicago jest to-
"ofZySt" Wlele wleCe)
Vice do dzie}a Rodacy! Obudz-
Gle sic Zaapelujcie do serc waszyeh
braci siostr, w miesiacu stycz-
riu kapital potrzebny bedziemy
mice ma reku.
kapitan kowalczyk przelecil
Przeleci pewnoscia
Ia komitet przelotu kap.
Adama kowalczyka:
Stan. Adamkiewicz, prezes,
w. L. Petrykowski, sekr.
M. c. Zacharjasz, kasjer,
L. c. Nyka, doradca prawny,
DYREKTORZY:
P. r. Buchinski, - -.
Jozef Bukaia, L
! M. Idzikowski, '
! Eugenjusz kilanowski,
Franciszek kowaiczyk,
Stan. kupisxewski,
| kazimierz Lach.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
POLKA SPALILA SIZE, GDY
GOTOWALA WIECZERZE

FILADELFJA, PA. - Przy
zdejmowaniu garnka pieca "a
paliiy sic szaty ma p. Janinie Bed
rzynskiej, liczacej lat Sd, zamie-
szkalej pnr. 2708 Edgemont ul.
MIN sasiedzi wezwali pogotowie
ratunkowe i ogien ugasili nie-
szczesliwa zostala poparzona tax
fatalnie, re W drodze do szpits-
la umar1a.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
ZWkOkI PREZYDENTA HARDIN
CA SPOCZELY w NOWYM
CROBOWCU.

MARION, 0. - Zwioki prezy-
denta Hardinga jego zony costa
fy przeniesione tymczasowego gro
bowca, do nowego. zbudowanego
kosztem pol miljona dolarow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27

Mowiac, re "stan chce sic mscic
ma mlodej, ME przy zdrowych
zmyslach kobiecie', Rogers "a
wo{al:
"Powiescie ja wysoko a ia
wtedy przyjde odetne ia po-
grzebie ia wraz z ostatnim moim
snem, ofiare nieludzkiego poste-
powania cziowieka wobec bliznie-
go".
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
CILDA GREY ME ROZWODZI
SIZE.

NEW YORK. -- Maria Michal-
ska, znana lepiej pod nazwiskiem
scenicznem jake Gilda Gray, zaprze-
czyla tu pogfoskom rzekomem
staraniu sic jej strony rozwod.
Pogfoskom tym zaprzeczy} rowniez
jej maj Gill Boag.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
MARSZALEK FCCH OFIARO.
WAL kR6LOWI BELCJl
STABLE

BRUKSELA. Marszalek
Foch wreczy{ krolowi belgijsl<ie-
mu z1ota szable zukupiona przez
spoleczenstwo francuskie ma sug-
gestje akademji francuskiej.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
PREZYDENT lRLANDJI ZLOZY
WIZYTE w AMERYCE

DUBLIN. - Prezydent Irlan-
dji, W. T. Cosgrave, przybedzie
do Stanow Zjednoczonych. To-
warzyszyc mu bedzie minister O.
brony D. Fitzgerald inni pred
stawiciele rzadu irlandzkiego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27

nosciowym, Hoover bawil w Eu-
ropie i ma wschodzie. Podczas
wojny przebywai przewaznie W
Europe. Zalezy teraz cd tego,
czy do IA lat zamieszkania viii
czone moga bye -tylko lata bez-
posrednio pred kandydatura, czy
tez mona je liczyc og6lnie cd
daty urodzenia.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
POMAWIAJA KAROLA o
BOLSZEWIZM.

PARYZ. -- Senator Dymitr Drag
hisesco, professor uniwersytetu W
Bukareszcie, W podpisanym artyku-
le oswiadcza, ze ksiaze' karol -
Lyly nastepca tronu W Rumunji -
dostaf sic W rece agentow sowiec-
kich, gdyz jego sekretarz jest agen
tenn Moskwy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
w SUBMARINE ZATONELO
DW6CH POLAK0W.

PROVINCETON. - w zatopio.
nej submarynie znajduje sic dwoch
polakow, Franciszek Sniezek Ridge
field. N. J. jerry Pelnar, mary
narz z Omaha. sniezek jest zonaty
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
COOLIDGE MOZE Bye WY.
BRANY M0WI LIDER
REPUBLIKANSKI

/ i SYRACUSE, N. Y. - Chas.
D. Hilles, wieeprezes krajowego
konitetu republikahskiego po-
wiedzial tu do 700 republikan6w
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
ODBYLO SIZE ZEBRANIE PRO-
TESTACYJNE.

NEW YORK, Nv Irving Plaza
W New sYorkd' odbyio sic wielkie
zebranie protestacyjne przeciw przy
musewej resistraeHG .proponowanej
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
TELEGRAMY.

obecnie we wnioskach przedklada.
nych W kongresie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
w MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, ODBYk Sic
WIEC POZEGNALNY PREY
WSP0kUDZIALE TYSIECY
UCZESTNIK0W.
Ks. Franciszek Bolek pred Swietami
Bozego Narodzenia opusci}
Milwaukee.
PISMA POLSKIE ZGODNIE POTEPIAJA POSTE-
POWANIE ARCYBISkUPA MESSMERA.

sic ks.
wiadomosci gloa, ks Bolek pozegnai rodkami ekm
wiecu opusci Milwaukee, Wis
Azeby z
ednoczesnie arcyciekawej sprawie
"Cosc Nedzny', wydawca ktorego
ks praa Tomasz Bona uk4 arykul wielce ubizacy gd
prezydenta Moscickego marsza}ka Psudskiego bygo
prezydenta Polski, Gabrea Narutowicza.
Ks ciszekB Milwaukee, Hsown
Pos Rzecypospctej Poskej
Westinghouse aryku}u List Bolka
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
Sprawa Ks. Fr. Bo|ka ma szpa|tach pism poIskich.


posiadaacy upena aprobae E. kardynaa Mum
duleina, redgowany ks. paaa podaga H.
ME zwyrodnaych Rzeczypospoitej Pol
kei powszechnie Moscickiego Jest juz
braza majestatu
"ciekawi e.tesmy jak pos.p wobec tego pose Rzeczy
posponte! roske eeehanowsk' ~n'e~azono tu Naaeat
Polski Nazwano prezydena Polski eiokem zwyrodnayn
Czy mozlwe, ably Posks rzadzil ludze zwyrodni? Ia
wielka to kaumnja, ably mozna by}o puscic piazem.
ysodnia zamesci kika pochwanych wiadecw du
astekij ks Francszka Bolka pomiedzy
viadecwo, wydane ks. arcybiskupa Messnera.
Tres6 tych swadectw nastepuaca:
sWIADECTWA POCHWALNE WYDANE
KS. BOLKOWI.
Telephone: SUNNI
CHURCH OF SAINT BLASE
j. koralewski Pastor
Illinois, lutego
Wiel. Ks S. szadznski
Nnezem pos~iadczam, Ks. Franciszek BoIek sprawo
wkarego tutejszej
chene byi prawdzwym dobrym pomocnikiem
eznie poeeam wzgledom Ks Dobrodze Waszemu Ks BIZ
sksupowi.
braterskiem pozdrowieniem
sugs Chrystusie
s. j. koRALEwsk
zAsWIADCZENE
Nneszem caiem zadowoenem posvadczam, ksisdz
Fancek Boek diecez Pzemysl Polska by4
cd lutg 1925 roku az do dnia d.iejszego
1926 roku ca{y pobyu pracowaf dzwycz
korzvne da pr.f1 bv ks;edzem b.rdo pv,,dnvm noboz
kazaiami diiai parafjan,
Poniewaz mole
stansawa przeto ~ydae ninesze ~iadectwo
"--r--s Detroit, Mich, 1890 maja 1926
KS. FRANCISZEK GRZELA
(Pecee): Episc. Martyrs Derot)
Detroit, Mich, wrzenia
ZAsWIADCZENIE
Nneszem wierdzam Franciszek Bolek byi aysten-
Ks Francszka Gzel, B.
M Detroit Mich. zmarego dnia lipca cd
1925 roku do dnia jego nagfej smierci
Nadto stwierdzam re Ks. Franciszek Cecilia uwalal
Bolk tylko
jacela.
przyemnoscia twerdam akze, Ksiadz Bolek byl
dobrym pen
kap}anem, kochai konfesjon} ukohai
mlodzez szkolns dl ktoej powiecai bardzo
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27

siejszego ako administrator smierci ksedza
KS EDMUND LUkASIEWICZ admins traitor
{ Pieczee: Ecc. Sancti Stanisa, Detroit, Mich)
RCYBISKUP MESSMER WYDAJE sWIADEC-
TWO POCHWALNE JEDNOCZEsNIE wy
DALA Z DIECEZJI
Archbishop's Residence, Avenue Milwaukee,
Wis November 2e,
Lecturs Salutem:
Praesenhbus hisce Rev. Franciscum
cerdotem Poloniae has archdiocese stcru~
ministerum laudabiiter
Nul aut irregularaibus aut auantu~
ciamu rreitus est.
In idem
s. c. MESSMER, Archbishop
c. B. Radandt, Sec.
(Peczee: Archidioeeesi Mlwaukenss)
w poskm ezyku brzmi to akn nastepue
"Nneszem zswiadza ze ciszek ka
Posk, archdeezu szescm
kapfanske chlubne sprawoai |
Podpadaacego, o lie wiemy, ME popen''
GkOSY PRASY POLSKIEJ
DzIennlk Zednoczenia tax konczy reelcje
"sw1adectwa powyzej
wska Sanowia one najepszy owod ze
Bokow, kapianowi, Byi
peliniu s~oh obowiszkow
lie dziaia da poisko. Ale pojeciu prawedlwyh
wszystkie narody cy~ilizowane pielegnowanych."
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-12-27
LIST KS. FIR. BOLKA

Do EkscelencU Wiemoinego
Jana Cechanowskiego Posa Rzeczypospoitej Polskiej
2640-l6th Str, N. w.
Washington, D. c.
Jako obywatel poskego, pred Majestat
Postw Polskiego adzie Sanow Zjednoczonyeh A. P
Posle zazaleni skierowane
gazey polskej Chicago, ktorej ytuf Gose
Niedzelny, wydawca korej ks praat Bona Tonasz
dna pazdziernika 1927
ku 627 znajdua sfowa, skeowane przeciwko
panstwie poskem, ktore
"Pisudski, MoscicE ak
Naruowicz to rasoni zwyrodnai".
Me chce dawac zadnych komentarzy. Podaje tylko
fakt do wiadomosci Waz EksceencE aczam jden
gazey "Cosc Niedzielny" dowod
list rownoczesnie daje do duku "Dziennka Zjed
W Chicago
Zaaczam Wasze EkscelencU najg1ebszego powaia-
Ks Francszek Bolek,
Windake
Milwaukee, Wis.
lstu pisaf 'Dzennik Zjednoczena,
mo polskie katolcke
List mowi siebie Wspomnany iscie 'Coe
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
BAND WILL PLAY AT CARLIN'S
PARK

The Community Fire Company
Band of Rising Sun, will play at
Carlins Park, Baltimore, at three
O'Clock, Sunday afternoon, Sept. IL,
at band contest to be held at the
Park in connection with Down
Home Week." being celebrated at
this popular resort.
1t is expected good many of our
citizens will accompany the band to
Baltimore for the occasion.
The Band has been unusually busy
the past several weeks, with parades
and carnivals.
Music was furnished by it for the
Port Deposit Firemen's carnival
three nights last week, and trip
was made to North East for the pa
rade, on Thursday evening. Music
was furnished Thursday evening of
this week for the Community Fete
at Ebenezer.
The Fire Company and Band will
go to Chestertown on Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 13, for the parade to be
held that date in connection with the
Fire Company carnival.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
SURVEY OF JAILS MADE IN THE
STATE

Amos w. w. Woodcock, United
States District Attorney, made pub
lie Friday the results of an investi-
cation of Maryland county jails and
asserted that Federal prisoners were
not found to be receiving unusual
privileges.
The investigation was made under
the direction of the Department OF
Justice following charges that VIOLA
tors of the prohibition law and other
Federal statutes had been allowed
more freedom than other prisoners.
Mr. Woodstock's report said:
"a complete survey has now been
made of all the county jails, in the
State of Maryland used for the in
generation of Federal prisoners.
The reports show the administration
is satisfactory, although the plants
themselves are below standard. 1t
was not found that any unusual priv
ileges were given Federal prisoners.
I'm order that there might be no
question concerning the jails at Den
ton, Ellicott City and Bel Air, how
ever, we sent another inspector to
make further investigation and re-
port. The original reports are sus-
tanned by this second examination
which has just been completed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
RAID ON MoONsHINERs

Prohibition agents and Sheriff Lo-
gan and his deputies made raid on
moonshinerS in the North East
Charlestown section last week, found
six stills and arrested Herbert Isaac,
of Theodore, and Clarence and Henry
Nickle, of Nottingham, Pa.
In the watts at the stills were large
quantities of mash. They also
found about SO gallons of finished
liquor. Stills and vats were de-
stroyed along with the mash. An
old Pennsylvania truck and Mary
land car, both in running order, were
also found and taken to the jail at
Elkton. The three men arrested
we're taken to Baltimore, charged
with manufacturing liquor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
HEALTHMoB1LE SCHEDULE

The State Department of Health
is sending Healthmobile Baby We'll
fare Truck on a tour of the State.
There is Child Hygiene specialist
in charge, also graduate nurses to
assist.
Parents with children under the
age of seven years are urged to bring
them to Healthmobile when it visits
their localities. Both white and
colored children will be given exam
nation. The schedule for Cecil
county is as follows:
Sept. 6, 8 a. m. to IL M, Earleyille
school grounds, white; colored set
tlement, to 4 p. M, colored.
Sept. z, 8 a. m. to IL M, Elkton
Elementary school grounds, white !;
colored High School grounds, 2 to 4
p. m, colored.
Sept. 8, Elk Neck, Wesley school
grounds, white, 9 a. m. to IL M; col
Iored settlement grounds, colored, 2
Ito 4 p. m.
Sept. 8, Leeds school grounds,
white, a, m. II M; colored set
tlement, eolored to p. m.
Sept. IL, Blythdale school ground,
white, a. M, to ~ M; Cokesbury
school ground, colored, 2 to p. m.
Sept. Ia. Rowlandville school
grounds, white, 8 a. m, to II M;
colored school grounds, colored to
p, m.
Sept. IA. Colora school grounds,
white, 8 a. m. to IL M; colored
school grounds, colored, to 4 p. m.
Sept. Is, Oakwood school grounds,
white, a. m. to II m; colored set
tlement, colored ;, 2 to p. m.
Sept. 16, Conowingo school
grounds, white, 8 a. m. to II M; col
ored settlement, colored, 2 to A p. m.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
GRAY FAMILY REUNION

Sunday, Sept. 4th, was great day
at Rowlandville M. P. Church, when
many of the Gray family met at the
old church on the hill. There was a
large representation; sorry l have
not the exact number. In the morn
ing we held union service with our
church folks. Rev. j. w. Gray, the
senior member of the family and
also superanuated minister of our
Maryland annual conference, eighty
eight years of age, preached the Ser
mon, which was full of force and
vigor, although Bro. Gray had said
he was feeling physically weak and
feeble and at times we could plainly
see the trembling of the frail hands,
but that with the general pose and
beautiful gestures only added to the
impressiveness of our dear Brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Cos
pei Singers of Wilmington, Del,
were present all day and gave us
earth's sweetest melody,
The afternoon was the reunion
service, Miss Elizabeth Cam of Will
mington, sister of Bro. J.. w. Gray
and president of the union society,
presiding. The services were
unique and beautiful.
Several children of the family
were baptized, also one mother along
with her little baby received the or
dination of baptism.
Howard Gray, of Washington,
preashed the sermon. He and Mrs.
Gray sang a duet, and Mrs. Gray in
a most impressive manner sang that
beautiful and comforting song His
eye is on the sparrow" and l know
He watches me. Altogether it was
a glorious day for us all. G. S. M.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
EIKTON COUNCIL CONSIDERING
SAFETY FIRST PLANS

Pennsylvania Railroad officials and
Elkton Town Council are consider
ing means where by one of the dan
gerous railroad grade crossings in
Elkton may be eliminated.
The railroad company has offered
to construct subway for pedes-
trians if the Town will close Bow
Street to vehicular traffic at the rail-
road tracks, doing away with the
gates and watchman.
The question of making the street
at this point safe for the school chill
dren, going to and from the elemen-
tary school, has been under discus
sion and advertisement for some
months, the Whig states. The move
ment originated in the Chamber OF
Commerce and was referred to the
Town Council, who in turn took the
matter up with the Pennsylvania
Railroad. The crossing at Bow
street, it is stated, has the least We
hicular traffic of any of the crossings
but is dangerous one, due to the
fact that school children use it going
to and from school. Mr.. Buckalew
stated that the subway and steps
leading thereto would be built, if the
town would take steps to close the
street to vehicular traffic.
Mr.. Buckalew further stated that,
if permission is granted by the State
Roads Commission, the railroad
would eliminate the watchman and
the gates at that point. He stated
that the electric blinkers never fail
to operate and that, if placed in the
center of the road, they would force
the motorist to reduce his speed be-
fore crossing the tracks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
CENTENARY EXHIBITION OF THE
b. & o, RAILROAD ~

Henry Ford has added to the his
roric assembly now taking place at
the centenary grounds for the Ba1ti-
more and Ohio Exhibition and Pag-
cant, September Gath to October Sth.
His locomotive, "Satilla," from his
private collection of antiques, arriv-
ed in Baltimore yesterday from De-
troit, and has taken its place among
the many others of the thirties, for
ties and fifties at Halethorpe, near
Baltimore, where it will be groomed
for the Fair of the Iron Horse.
Built in 1850, by the Rogers Lo-
comotive Works for the Atlantic and
Gulf Railroad Company, the "Sa-
tilla,, took an active part in the Civil
War. The Atlantic and Gulf was in
corporated in Georgia to construct a
line from Screven, Ca, to point
near the junction of the Flint and
Chattahoochee Rivers at the Ala
bama state line for the purpose of
forming link with a proposed rail-
road extending from Savannah, Ca,
to Mobile, or Pensacola, Fla.
Mr.. Ford's relic was operated over
a portion of the Atlantic and Gulf
Railroad from its logging plant to-
the Satilla River, after which the To-
comotive was named. When the At
lantic and Gulf Railroad was acquir-
ed in 1868 by the Savannah, Albany
and Gulf Railroad Company, the "Sa-
tilla" went along the Atlantic Coast
Line, afterwards being purchased by
Mr.. Ford.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-09-09
FAMILY REUNIONS CELEBRATED
REYNOLDS FAMILY REUNION

The fourth annual reunion of the
Reynolds family was held on Satur-
day, August 9th, at the old home
stead, Harrisville. Although the
inclement weather prevented the
tables being spread on the lawn as
in former years, it did not dampen
the enthusiasm or appetites of those
present, who included all he children
and their immediate families of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Frank Reynolds.
This Homecoming is looked for
ward to each year as an opportunity
OF returning to the old home and
scenes of former childhood days and
also to pay tribute to Mother and
Father, whose many sacrifices have
made possible this joyful event A
general good time was enjoyed by all
present. Many games were partici-
pated in, the most interesting of
which were base ball and quoits.
A delicious dinner was served at
the noon hour and after all appetites
had been more than satisfied the
sports were again continued until
late evening, when singing, dancing,
violin solos and indoor games were
enjoyed.
All the immediate families remain
ed over the week end, through the
courtesy of neighbors.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frank Reynolds and daugh-
ter Mary, at home; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson Reynolds and children,
Mabel and Louis; Frankford, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Russell
Reynolds and children, Gladys and
Ruth, Media, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Reynolds and daughter Betty,
Glen Mills, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
and daughter June, Over
brook, Philada.; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
J. Reynolds, Elkton; Mr.. Harvey
H. Reynolds, Swarthmore, Pa; Mrs.
Jacob Wayne, Perryville, Md; Mr..
W. Calvin Reynolds, Rising Sum-;
Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
thaniel Richards, Newark, Del; Mr..
Edwin Lawrence, Elkton; Miss
Claire Martin, Swarthmore, Pa; Miss
Edna Kimble, Oxford, Pa.