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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
FORMER MORTON COUNTY
OFFICIAL IS ARRESTED
fBy Associated Press.N

Mandan, N. d., Jan. 14.-Max
Schultze. New Salem, N. D., at one
time county treasurer Of Morton
county and county commissioner of
New Salem district for two terms,
was arrested for violating the act of
June Is, 1917, relating to giving aid
and comfort to the enemy. 1t is
charged he circulated false state
ments which tended to promote the
success of the enemies Of the coun-
try.
When brought before United States
Commissioner LanteTnan here. his
preliminary hearing was set for Feb.
II and he was released on bonds of
81, 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
IS YEAR OLD
Lad ARRESTED

A 16-year-old student Of a Fargo
business college, employed by Albert
Holland, manufactures OF the Hoi-
land separator, was arrested this
morning, charged with embezzle-
ment.
The complaint, sworn to by Mr..
Holland before William @. Green,
assistant, states attorney, charges
the young man with opening a LETT
ter and cashing a check for $42.50.
The check was given in payment
Of a machine, and when the drawer
of the check failed to hear from it.
he made inquiries that resulted In
fixing the blame on the boy.
The youth was arraigned before
Judge A. +. Cole Of the district court
this morning. Bail was fixed at
81 900, and in default Of the amount
he was committed to the Cass county
tail.-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
VII MoVE EeUIIY oEFIcE.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 1.-THE ma
tiOnal headquarters OF the American
Society of Equity, now located in
Wausau, will be moved to this city,
according to announcement of the
board Of directors today. ID. o.
Mohoney, president of the organiza-
ton, announced that a national
weekly paper will issued by the
organization, contracts for pubIica-
ton having been closed today with
The Capitol Times Co. The organi-
zation has q membership Of about
$4,000 Of which $4,000 are in, Wiscon-
sin. .Er
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
FORKS MAN IS HEAD
OF STATE BUILDERS
Annual Meeting Mt MinOt Is Largely
Attended-Grand Forks Gets
1919 Session.

Wv. J. Morrow, Grand Forks, was
elected president; Matt Camitsch,
Fargo, first vice president: II. BOerth,
Fargo. second vice president; w. S.
HuIett, Minot, third vice president;
and Victor II. Leeby, Fargo, was re
elected ecretary-treasurer of the
North Dakota Association of Build
ers g. Traders Exchanges at the an
nuaI meeting held at MinOt, it was
announced today.
b f. Meinecke, Fargo; J. A. Din
ME, Grand Forks: Peter Larson,
Grand Forks; T. L. Powers, Fargo,
and r.. ]. Piper, Minot, were elected
members Of the executive board; and
Matt Camitsch, Fargo; George Rusk,
Fargo; b. F. Meinecke. Fargo; r. }.
Piper, Minot, and ThOs. Berge, Grand
Forks, elected members of the legis-
lative committee. Grand Forks was
awarded the 1919 meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
POTATOES TO Be GRADED
TO PREVENT WASTE
Failure to Grade Held q Violation
Of the Food Act, Says the
Food Administration.

Grading Of potatoes is to be re-
quired hereafter in the main pro-
ducing centers by the federal food
administration, according to word
received from Washington by A. ID,
Wilson, food administrator for Min
nesota. Producers are urged to grade
their potatoes before offering them
for sale and thus realize better
prices for their crop.
Failure to grade is wasteful. I'M
fair and therefore in violation of the
food act, says the food administra-
ton. The recent congested condi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
MoOrhead NeUS

ton of the large markets is held to
be due chiefly to the shipment of un-
graded and poorly graded potatoes.
while grading was suggested al
the time of the publication of the
rules and regulations governing the
marketing OF potatoes, it was not
made compulsory" said Mr.. Wilson,
because IL was recognized that it
would take some time TO arrive at a
proper understanding Of the grades
and the manner in which they could
be best effected. 1t lis not thought
that sufficient time has elapsed to
accomplish this and the regulation
requiring grading is given out"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
DISAGREE
ON VERDICT

The jury in the case of the Dakota
Coffee company against Martin z.
johnson reported a disagreement at
10 o'clock this morning. The case
was automatically placed at the
foot of the district court calendar.
The case went to the jury at s
o'clock Saturday afternoon, and the
members deliberated until 8 o'clock
Sunday afternoon when they were
excused to resume their work at 9
o'clock this morning.
The company sued for $1,321.71,
which it claimed was due for the
sale of the property of the corpora
ton to Martin q. Johnson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
SUBMARINE CHASER
PROGRAM COMPLETE
az Asnociated Press.l

Washington, Jan. IL. - Although
the submarine chaser program of the
navy department has been delayed
by slow delivery of engines. 1t was
stated today, it will be completed
by March /. When the contracts were
be done by Jan. 1.
The number Of boats involved has
never been made public. A con-
siderable number are already in
service, however, some Of them hav-
ing been turned over to France and
most of the remainder are over IS
per cent complete. No more are TO
be built as they are regarded as use
full only for inshore work. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
MISSING RUNAWAY
BOY RETURNS HOME

While Frank Notion Of Edmunds,
n. D., was searching the streets of
Fargo for his 15-year-old son, Dan,
who ran away from home, the mother
was clasping the boy in her arms,
willing to forgive all.
Dan thought life in the navy would
be more thrilling than in school at
Darlington, so he left on Jan. 8.
Frank Notion, father OF the boy
arrived in Fargo Friday. Broke and
hungry, the lad returned to his home
Sunday, while the father sought him
here.
biggest Bargains" in North Dako-
ia at Blacks this week.-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
March 1915 Dates
For Big Auto Shou

The fifth annual Gate City Auto
mobile show will be held in the Far
so auditorium March IL to Is, in
elusive.
The announcement was made to-
day by J. w. Murphy, Of the Murphy
Palmer Motor company, elected man.
ager OF the show at a meeting OF
Fargo automobile dealers held Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. Murphy will give practically
all of his time in arranging for the
show, and declared today that neith-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

err time or expense would be spared
in making the show the best ever
held in Fargo, and the best that the
northwest has ever witnessed. A
number Of new innovations for auto
mobile shows are planned, which
will be announced at a later date.
Fargo automobile dealers are be-
hind the show as never before, and
the fact that the show Is to be held
in March will give them ample time
to have all the seasons latest models
OF cars in Fargo in time for the
show. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
Retailers Sign
Pledge to Charge
Only Fair Prices
az Assoelated Press.l

Iby AssOCIGLeU TFess.J
Washington, Jan. 14.-Approxi-
mately $4,000 food retailers have
signed the food administrators
pledge to give their customers fair
and moderate prices with no more
than a reasonable profit above cost,
in the first week of the drive to en-
roll the 350,0OO retailers Of food
commodities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
EAST SIDE NOTES

/. J. Jepson was up today from his
farm at Stockwood.
Theo. Schroeder was a visiting
farmer from Moland township this
morning.
Alex Richards was among the visit
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
TT. s.. TraWler lis
Sunk; Members
of Crew Saved
~ Asaociatad Preas.l

washington, Jan. 14.-An Ameri-
can trawler operating in European
waters has been lost, Admiral Sims
reported the sinking OF the little yes
sci to the navy department. today.
All members OF the crew were saved.
The vessel struck 4 rock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
AmriIiaru Msetinna TuesdaY.

The Woman's Union of the First
Congregational church will meet
Tuesday for an all-day ssvs9R bee
for the Red Cross, in the Mems room
of the church. At 3 o'clock in the
afternoon Miss Edith Conn, a mis-
sionary just recently returned from
South Africa, will speak on her work
in that country.
The Red Cross auxiliary Of St..
Marks English Lutheran church will
meet Tuesday afternoon in regular
session at the Y. w. C. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
LATE TRAIN DELAYS SCHOOL.

Owing to the non-arriVal of Prof.
J.. r. Volkenburg, Peoria, Ill, super
intendent of the service department
OF the Avery company, whose train
was caught in a snOWstOrm,
the Fargo branch's gas tractor
school, scheduled to open at els
Second avenue north, has been post
poned to Tuesday morning, it was
announced today. The school will
continue two days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
Registration Large.

Sixteen are enrolled in the special
surgical dressings class that began
this morning in Room s, OF the
MagiI block. Most Of this number
are supervisors who have been help
ing direct the surgical dressings
work in Fargo ever since this de-
partment was opened at the local
Red Cross branch, and all are Wo-
men who have passed the standard
dressings examinations. It was not
possible to accommodate in this
class all of those who passed the
standard examinations, and those
who could not be admitted this week
will be included in the next special
dressings class. The class this week
will meet every morning. probably
concluding it's course next Friday.
Fifteen are enrolled in the stand
ard surgical dressings class that will
begin this afternoon, and which viii
meet Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday Of this week, and Mon
day and Tuesday of next week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

FOR Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
Praise For Fargo Workers.

FFal80 FWF 1.-Two "UFNsFH'
A Fargo Red Cross worker who
returned to the city q few days ago
from Minneapolis, where she visited
the Northern division headquarters
ONCE Of the Red Cross, tells Of the
very favorable comment passed by
those in charge there, on the work
done by Fargo Red Cross workers on
the recent special order Of under
garments. Your Fargo women did
wonderful work on these undergar-
ments. Fargo must have a fine Red
Cross organization" was the way in
which they expressed their approval.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

The greatest values in North Da-
kota are now found at Blacks Semi
annual Clearing Sale.-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

A movement headed by A. H,
Hammered is on foot among the
travelling men to organize a local
club to do surgical dressings work.
The plan is to meet for such duties
once a week. and a meeting Of the
travelling men will probably be CALI
ed for this week to arrange the
matter,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14
Members of Boy Scouts Patrol
Offer Services To Red Cross

Under the direction Of Byron Han.
son, patrol leader, the members oil
the Fox patrol, Troop 3 Of the Boy
Scouts OF Fargo will give their serV-
ices each Saturday to the Fargo
branch of the Red Cross. They began
their new duties last Saturday, when
two Of the number were on hand
and rendered errand service that was
much appreciated.
The boys of this patrol, aside from
Byron Hanson, are George Carter
Cedric Reynolds, Lee Nein, Norman
Berg and Kenneth Allison. They have
organized so that they will serve in
groups of two, the time being an hour
for each group, on Saturdays. Their
work will include the carrying OF
finished supplies from the Fargo
branch to the Cass county chapter
headquarters, and will be Of consid"
cradle aid to the branch workers.
Joseph Crary, 10 years of age, is
not a patrol member but has also
volunteered his services for Satur-
days at the Fargo branch rooms, and
they have been gladly accepted.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

awiatycznem W Ellington, Tex,
kiedy maszyna jego spadia z OIL
brzymiej wysokosci. Ojciec jego,
ktory byl obecny PREY smierci,
zabierze zw}oki syna ola pogrze-
bania ich W Nowym Yorku.
zE sPRAW KoLEJoWYcH.
Washington, IA. maja. - Ze.
stawienia, porobione wczoraj
przez urzednikow admnistracyi
k~olejowej, wykazuja, re podwyz-
szenie oplaty najmniej % procent
ma kolejach pasazerskich i cieza--
rowych jest konieczne, z powodu
wielkich kosztow opaiowych pod
wyzszonych, pensyi innych wy
datkow, ktore zwiekszyiy sic W
tym roku pomiedzy $500, 100000
a $3.50, 900, cd roku zeszlcgo.
Propozycya podwyzszenia cen
przewozu ma kolejach zostaia
przedstawiona gen. dyr. Nc A.
doo'wi przez jego doradcow. Nc
Adoo spodziewa sic, re sprawl ia
z~ostanie wszesciu tygodniach "a
}atwiona i re natychmiast przej-
die W zycie ale decyzya ia musi
bye aprobowana przez PREF. Will
soma. Proponowana podwyzka
przynioslaby okolo 5000, 0O0,0 900 W
opiatach "a transport towarow, a
5000, 100000 "a op}aty pasazer6w.
- Sekretarz Nc Adoo, jake dy-
rektor generalny kolei, rozporza-
dill ograniczenie taryf kolei, da-
zacych ma zachod Cd Chicago. do
Kaliiornii i wybrzezy Pacyfiku.
Rozporzadzenie to wykluczy
wspoizawodnictwo kolei tax, re
wszystkie pociagi beda robiiy dro-
&c wymieniona W 70 godzin, skut-
klein tego beda limestone dodat-
kowe opiaty, co jak sic spodzie--
waja przyniesie okoio $1S1,OOO,-
900 oszczednosci rocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

ra-Musnickiego do Rady kegen-
cyjnej. Puik. Boleslaw MoScicki
zginai Z rak bclszewickich. Cialo
lego ktore wreszcie znaleziono,
przewieziono do Minska, gdzie
zostalo pochowane z honorami
wojskowymi w krypcie katedry.
Obecnie przynosi .Dziennik VII
lenski" nieco szczegolow, dotycze
cych tego smutnego lecz podnios-
lego obrzedu. Vice przede-
wszystkiem ma czele obu wycho-
dzacych W Minsku pism polskich
,,Dziennika Minskiego i Placow-
XII, ukazaly sic duzych rozmia-
row zalobne klepsydry nastepu-
iacej trescci:
I-szy Pu}k Ulanow.
S. p. pulkownik Boles}aw Mo-
scicki, Dowodzca I-go Pluku Ula-
now, Kawaler orderow sw. Jerze-
60 a stopnia, sw. Amy 2, 8
stopnia, sw. Stanislawa Iii stop
MIA, Krzyza sw. Jerzego ola Office
row 4 stopnia, francuskiego Krzy-
"a wojskowego (Croix de gu
erre"), rumuhskiej Gwiazdy WHO'S
kiego Krzyza wojskowego: boha-
ter z pod Stanislawowa i Krecho-
wiec - polegl z reki zabojcow
dnia 1890 lutego 1913 r. pod leSni
czowka Dub, ziemi Minskiej, W
wieku lat SO.
INabozenstwo za}obne w koscle-
lie katedralnym w Minsku, oraz
zlozenie zwiok W podziemiach te-
go kosciola odbedzie sic dnia S-go
marca 1918 r. o godz. II rano.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic w obecnosci
niezliczonych tiumow, ktore wy
pelnily zarowno wnetrze katedry'
jake tez plac dookoia. Przybyiy
delegacye cd cechow i k~orporacyi
re sztandarami, trumna toneia w
zieleni ~wiencow. Oprocz wojska
polskiego, instytucyi polskich,
zlozone zostaly tez whence %
oficerow niemieckich oraz cd po-
zostaiych W Mihsku oflcerow
Rosyan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

Nauka polska poniosla ciezk9
strate: z szeregu historykow pol,
skich ubyl jeden z najwiekszych:
najbardziej zasiuzonych, ktorego
Gale zycie, mysl Gala Polsce byly
poSwiecone. Niedawno, laty' cier
pieniami i trudami pracowitego
zywota ku ziemi pochylony, wy
dai rozrzewniajaca ksiazeczke
p. t, Moi pamietnik przedhisto.
ryczny; .przedhistoryczny", to
znaczy ~obejmujacy easy, kiedy
Korzon ME byl jeszcze history
klein. Ztej k~siazeczki, przez star
ca pisanej, pamietamy dzieje jego
miodosci.
Urodzii sic w 1889 W Mihsku
Litewskim, a vice ma kresach ,kto-
re lyle znakomitych Polakow wy
daily. w Mihsku uczeszczal do
gimnazyum, potem razem z inny-
mi - ME byio juz uniwersytetu
w Whine, ME bylo W Warszawie
- pociagnai ma studya prawnicze
do Moskwy. Potem w Kownie
przez jakiS Gas uczy} historyi,
szukajac z pietyzmem Shadow po-
bytu innego nauczyciela gimna-
zyalnego kowiehskiego, Adama
Mickiewicza. By} to okres ma
dziei, przywiazanych do liberal
nych reform Aleksandra II.
Szlachta litewska wysuwala spra-
we wfoScianska staraniem przy-
wodcow tel szlachty zostai mfody
Korzon powolany do uczestniczc-
MIA W pracach ,'Komisyi WHO'S
cianskiej" W Kownie jake jej SEX
retarz. w pamietniku znajdujemy
ciekawy obraz tel DOLBY dziejowej,
tax brzemiennej w wydarzenia /;
zakonczyia sic ona ola Korzona
uwiezieniem, potem wygnanlem
w Ufie, Orenburgu. Tam, w ciez-
kim trudzie zarabiajac ma chle5
powszedni, rozpocza} pierwszy
sw6j podrecznik do historyi VIE
Srednich. Pc powrocie do
kraju, W r. 1867, osiad}. jake nau-
czyciel w Piotrkowie, potem pre-
niosi sic do Warszawy, ktorej ME
opuScii juz do zgonu. Tu tez roz-
poczyna sic okres najplodniejszej
jego tworczoScl.
Byb Korzon przedewszystkiem
rozmiiowanym w swym zawodzle
nauczycielem; mistrzem nietylko
m}odzierzy, ktorej w wielu szko-
ZACH historye wyklada}, ale calego
spo}eczehstwa, kt6re uczyi uczci-
jasnego ma wsasne dzieje
spojrzenia. Wiedze historyczna
szerzyl nietylko w wielkich die
ZACH ktore ~dziesiatki lat zmud-
ych badan zawar}y ale W licznych
umieszczanych badz W
czasopismach, Dadz w wielkiej En-
cyklopedyi Powszechnej 1lustro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14
Sprawy Wojsk Polskich.
KORPUSY POLSKIE
MA KRESACH.
2-gi Korpus gen. Michelisa.

VedfuS nadeSZfycn
do Warszawy wiadomoSci, 2gi
Korpus Ptlski LEGACY do 5000
ludzi, pozostaje pod komenda ge-
neraia Michelisa i byi rozlokowa-
nv pomiedzy Antoninami a Sta
rym Konstantynowem naWofy-
nlu.O becnie polobno cofnai sic do
Winnicy. Oddziai ten mial po-
dobno ki!ka zw~ycieskich stare
z bolszewikami. Miedzy innyml
porucznik Jaworski ma czele $50
zoinierzy rozbil i rozpedzii puik
bClszewicki, opatrzony w artyle-
rye polowa LEGACY przeSzfo 1000
ludzi. Korpus Michelisa osianiai
Polakow w ogranicznym paste
i p~ozostawai W staIym kontakcie
z tamtejszemi organizacyami
polskiemi.
Korpus gen. Michelisa godnie
speiniai swoja misye, zachowu-
lac Scisfa n~eutralnoSG wobec we
wnetrznych rosyjskich stare woj-
skowych, a wystepujac jedynie
W obronie zagrozonego zycia hub
mienia Polskiego. Wobec ME-
moznoSci technicznej porozumie-
wanna sic korpusu gen. Niche
lisa z korpusen- gen. Dowbor-
MuSnickicgo, kontaktu Scislego
niedzy mimi niema.
Korpus gen. Michelisa wzras-
ia podobno stale ma siiach, dzieki
napiywowi polsk;ch jednostek be-
jowych, wycofywanych Z frontd
rumunskiego i jest doskonale "a
~opatrzony. Oprocz p~iechoty /
artyleryi, posiada jazde, ziozona
z puiku ulan6w i huzarow, oraz
oddziaiy techniczne.
General-porucznik Eugieniusz
de Henning-Michelis urodzif sig
~ = 1913 Pc pkOncZe1iu grimm.
III w Warszawie oraz istniejaceJ
pod6wczas j~unkierskiej szkoly
piechoty, tudziez pc cdbycia
kilkuletniej ~oficerskiej sluzby from
towel, z odznaczeniem ukonczyf
akadenie sztabu generalnego W
Petersburgu. Jake officer sztabo-
wy rozpoczai siuzbe ma Syberyi,
gdzie pieknie sic zapisai W panic
ci wygnanc6w polskich. Wybuch
wojny obecnej zasta} gen. Niche
lisa ma Stanowisku komendanta
twierdzy Deblin .Iwangrod). Bio
rae udziai czynny w Rampant ca
lie; wojny obecnej, ranny try
krotnie, awansowany do rangi
generafa-porucznika, dowodzli
13-ta dywizya cesarska, poczem
objai dowodztwo korpusu. Ia
mestwo otrzymal wysokie Orderly,
odznaczenia wojskowe lacznie re
,ziotym crezem Sw. Jerzego".
w chwili organizowania przez
b. warsz. nKomitet Narodowy
Legion6w polskich, wezwano
" r. 1915 ger. Michelisa do War
szawy, pragnac powierzyc jemu
wiaSnie naczelne mad tenn leglo-
MANI dOw0dztwo. Gen ichelis
wzywany hyi wowczas w tel spra
vie do giownej kwatery, a pc
rozmowie z owczesnym g}owno-
dowodzacym sii rosyjskich w.
KS. MikoIajem Mikolajewiczem,
odm6wil przyjecia dowodztwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-14

Obecny dowodzca drugiego
korpusu polskiego W Rosyi obok
wysokich swych zawodowych "a
let wojskowych, wykazai rowniez
zamifowanie literackie. Kuryer
Warszawski niejednokrotnie ko-
rzystal z wiedzy fachowej gen.
Michelisa, drukujac w dobie woj-
ny rosyjsko-japonskiej artykuiy
treSci wojskowej jego piora, pod
Ipisywane pseudonimem Maryana
Za~biockiego. Pod nazwiskiem
Jerzego Nowakowskiego napisaf
rowniez gen. Michelis powieSc,
osnuta ma tie wojny japohskieJ
Ip. t.. yZawierucha". PowieSc ia
przel kilku laty ukazala sig
w druku.
Sci Korpus gen. Stankiewicza.
o polskich oddziaiach ia Po-
dolu i Woiyniu otrzymuje .Czas"
nastepujace informacye:
Wydzielanie Polakow z arlnil
rosyjskich, rozlokowanych ma
t. wv. po}udniowo-zachodnim
froncie, odbywalo sic re znaczne-
mi trudnoSciami i ME zosta}o cal.
kowicie przeprowadzone. Pc wy
buchu bolszewickiej rewolucyi
wogole wstrzymano narodowy
podzia} wojska, a a~gitatorzy no.
wego systemu usiiowali wplynat
ma zoinierzy polskich, ABLY ME o.
puszczali rosyjskich szeregow.
Ia agitacya, poparta rozmaitymi
demagogicznymi argumentami,
ME zawsze byla bezskuteczna.
w kazdym razie ma froncie ru-
munskim general Stankiewicz
zgromadzii okoio siebie. blisko
1900 ludzi, lobrze zorganizowa-
'iych i uzbrojonych. Sta} Z po-
czatku w Sorokach ma Besarabii,
przeszedi ma levy brzeg
Dniestru, a giowna jego kwatera
byia ostatnimi easy w Mohylo-
vie podolskim.
Pc rozproszeniu wojsk bolsze-
wickich, general Stankiewicz zna-
lazi sic wobec armii rumunskiej
i wszedi znia W kontakt. Ulozo-
no sic zachowywac wobec siebie
wzajemna neutralnoSc. Wogole
jednak ~wojskowe rumunskie VIA
DE odniosiy sic do polskiego kor-
pusu niezbyt zyczliwie: moze
obawiaiy sic zjego strony pre-
szkody PREY okupowaniu Besa-
rabbi. Ten wzglad sk}onif "a
pewne generaia Stankiewicza do
przejscia Dniestru Pred kilka
tygodnami oddzial ten powiekszyl
sic O 4.8OO 1udzi. Polozenie jego
jest trudne, gdyz jest otoczony
z jednej strony przez Rumunow,
z drugiej przez okupacyjne woj-
ska austryackie. Z tymi ostatni-
mimi bedzie musial general Stan
kiewicz wejSc " uk}ady, moze ma
tel samej p~odstawie, co general
Dowbor-M uSnicki z Niemcami.
Oprocz tych trzech glownych
skupien wojska polskiego, (Korpu
sy l-szy, 2-gi i 3-ci) p~otworzyfy
sic jeszcze inne, ~nieliczne pojedyn
cze oddzialy, kt6re jednak ME
przetrwaiy odwrctu Rosyan, gdyz
.by}y "a sIabe i pozbawione
amunicyi.
Pogrzeb puikownika Moscickiego.
Jak wiadomo, jeden z czionkow
.pierwszej 'delegacyi gen. Dowbo-