to other Polish-language press Dziennik Ludowy was one of the five major Polish-language newspapers in Chicago in the first half of 20th century. All of them tried to integrate Polish immigrants in the city, but they promoted a different political view. They were divided over the issues of ideology, organizing of immigrants, and the role of Catholic Church. Dziennik Ludowy, unlike the other, was not associated with the institution of Church and its audience was not limited to Poles. The newspaper was recognized as an aspect of cultural and educational activities organized by Polish socialist and national movements. Some of the other influential dailies that were being published over the same time period in Chicago were Dziennik Narodowy and Dziennik Zgoda. References Newspapers established in 1907 Defunct newspapers published in Illinois 1907 establishments in Illinois Polish-language newspapers published in the United States 1925 disestablishments in Illinois Publications disestablished in 1925