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Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

i. put into shocks for the purpose of
protecting the stover and grain
from rain and snow until. it dries
and can be husked and stored. By
. little care in building the shocks
and in tying them high, near their
tops, good protection is afforded
both grain and stover. If the stalks
OF each arm-load do not slant in one
direction only-toward the center
of the shock-and if the tying is not
done high up up near the top, the
hook is very apt to twist. Tying
near the middle does hot 2. event
twisting, tying near the top does,
Equal distribution OF the arm loads
of corn around a shock is important.
An equal distribution, with all the
stalks sianting toward the center
forma conical storm-proof shock,
having each cornstalk acting as a
breco to hold the shock erect With
more weight of corn on. one side
than on the opposite side, the shock
is likely to lean or go down. Twist
ed and down shocks are difficult to
handle and to husk AS such shocks
do not shed water, both grain and
stoyer often spoil.
Chris Marburg, east of Laddonia,
began cutting and shocking his
corn last week. The hot winds ruin
ed his crop,
e. j. Sims, out at Cant, declares
nobody ever saw the like of the late
hot winds in the State of Missouri.
The shade trees in his yard are as
bereft OF their foliage as they usu-
aHy are in the carly winter. The
corn crop prospect has gone Glim-
mering. 1t is too late for the rains
to be of much help.
w. H. Mallory, up beyond
Thompson, smiled in upon The Mes
sago Saturday. He says his corn
crop prospect promises fairly we'll
win have about an average hall
yield. He is getting ready to put II
! feld OF wheat this fall.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

James Scott of near Martinsburg
is arranging to sow $50 acres of.
wheat; will plant between the corn
rows.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
Little Miss WINE Morris,

Little Miss Willie Morris, the
daughter Of Col. Fred A. Morris,
spent Friday forenoon seated with
her uklele on the southeast corner
of the Public Square and played and
sang in a happy manner for collec7
tions for the Salvation Army war
cause. She collected near $40 in
pennies, nielsels and dimes. Misses
Anna Dee Fish, Vera Rutter, Mary
Hatcher and Flavius Collins gave q
similar program Saturday after
noon at the First Nationl Bank
front. Their collection was near
s25. 1t was all happy thought for
the girls. and iAay played their parts
wen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Dow,' the many hued pageant that
opens the performances in the rings.
on the stages and in the air. Six
hundred people take part In this
spectacle. Not only do these exer-
cises add to the natural grace of the
young ladies of the tanbark rings.
but the steps are used In their acts,
One never sees a rider landing clum-
silly after leap thru the hoops, and
that is largely due to the ballet
work. The Hodgini, Hobson and
Montgomery families with tho Sells
Floto circus have Ave or six genera
tidns of English, French and Amer
ican riders behind them.
The hree young riding stars nam
ed were at home on the backs of
ring horses in their toddling days.
Formerly, they would have been
billed as Mademoiselle, this or that,
but in these days, simplicity is the
rule among aristocracy of the riding
folk, as 1t is thruout the big show;
hence, the use of the plain and un-
adorned Miss"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
Stock And Farm

James Scott of near Martinsburg
is arranging to SOW $50 acres of.
wheat; will plant between the corn
rows.
Martin Donnelly, southeast of
Mexico, began plowing for wheat
sowing last week. There was fine
rain in his locality and it put the
ground in fine codition.
When corn ripens, drop all other
business and select an abundant
supply of seed corn from the stand
ing stalks. The process is too i'm
portant to be conducted incidentally
while husking. When selecting seed
corn give the process your entire
attention. Get the very best that is
to be had and preserve it well, and
your increased yields will return
you more profit than any other
work you can do on your farm.
Judge Carter is becoming the
biggest farmer in Audrain county.
He has just purchased the VIM. Sims
648 acre farm east of Mexico. 1t is
good dirt and the price paid, 1t is
understood, was near $4,000.
Mrs. w. S. Edwards, southeast OF
Mexico, reports her corn crop pros
poets fairly good. A copule of good
rains at the right time would help
amazingly. Her son, Luke r., is OIL
at camp training for action against
the Huns, but he writes home show
ing his interest as to what The old
home farm is likely to produce.
Henry Rudasill OF near strother
is reported to have threshed an ay-
erage of 20 1-2 bushels of wheat
from 1s acres and sold all OF it to
his neighbOrs for seed at s2'lo q
bushel.
Watts Brothers, southeast o.
Mexico. have bot big 1920 tractor
plow
AS a nation we waste enough
corn to supply several European
countries with bread. Much Of thil
waste is due to poor shocking. Corr
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
BAD EGGS ARE SCARCER NOW
Gambling Suggestions Of Food Admin.
istratIon Bring Good Results.

II the good results OF the Food Ad-
ministration's egg Gambling sugges-
tions keep up to the present standard
bad eggs are going to be rare in Mis-,
souri,. This Is radical change from
what has been the custom during the
summer months. In the last FIVE years,
from June to October 1, about rs
per cent OF all eggs marketed were a
total loss and 40 per cent materially
reduced in food value.
Since June !, when observance OF
the Gambling safeguard began, there
have been many comments regarding
the small losses. One dealer has said
the quality of eggs show o marked i'm
provement and that losses by spoil
age would be eliminated almost en-
tirely as a result of Gambling. Before
June l there was a loss of more than
21 eggs to the case. This has been
reduced to fewer than four to the case.
w. F. Priebe of the Poultry and
Egg section of the Food Administra'
tion, in a recent letter regarding the
egg situation in Missouri, said:
we are SAIECLuSly BAahhOu a. NhO
response we are receiving from deal
ers throughout Missouri, and we also
are very much pleased to receive in
formation from some of the leading
markets that eggs coming from Mis-
souri, are of much better quality and
bringing relatively higher prices than
in former years"
The Gambling card in q case Of eggs
is a good indication Of the absence
of bad ones. The more general can
ding Of eggs not only has relieved
the dealer of a burden, but it has
resulted in giving the farmer who sells
good eggs the benefit of his care and
foresight. No longer will egg produc-
ers suffer a loss on account of bad
eggs marketed by a few. The loss
will go where 1t belongs. The care
full producer will get more and the
consumer will pay less.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
FORMER MEXICO BOYS
GET FINE HI
HoNORs.

Ethan Howell of Hardin, Mont,
president of one of the banks of that
city, was recently elected delegate
from his State to the American
Bankers Association which is to be
held in Chicago September 1929.
He Is a son OF John w. Howell Of
Mexico and he and family will
spend a week here before Mr. HIS
going TO the convention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

M, A. Arnold, also a former Mex
leo boy brother of r. II. Arnold
here. president Of the Mexico Ma
tionaI Bank, was honored likewise
by the State of Washington, going
in like capacity to the Chicago meet
ing from Washington.
1t takes an Audrain boy TO bring
honor to himself.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22
We MUST BUILD UP WHEAT
RESERVE.

Our new wheat crop must be
regarded as an important factor
in maintaining the strength and
morale of the armies and people
In Allied Europe. Such an
achievement can be accomplished
only by regarding the coming crop
OF wheat as a means for building
up a reserve practical and eff
cient in fits possibilities. No mere
assets Of domestic convenience can
equal the Importance Of an ade-
uuate reserve.-Missour Division,
U. s. Food Administration.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Shipments OF rice from China to the
United States increased greatly during
1917 and according to present indica'
tlohs will break all records this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

In spite OF scarcity Of implements
and shortage OF farm labor, England.
Scotland and Wales have ali increased
their acreage Of wheat
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Moderate shipments OF wheat and
aour are being made from Australia
10 the Paciac coast Of the United
States.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Berrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pess MCGOWAN Of this
county attended the State Fair go
ing by auto.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-08-22

Doe Hudson. southeast Of Mex
leo, in training at Camp Funston,
has been home on short furlough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
BY TOPLIFFE

Mick King, the Australian were
wolf" battlcd Bob MeAllister ali over
the ring at the Arena show. for the
benefit OF the Fort I.awton athletic
fund. last night. winning on a tech
nical Knockout In the eighth round.
McAillster had not been knocked
down once during the mill. but was
ia a helpless condition. hanging on
the ropes. when Referee Whitman
stopped the bout 10 save Bob from
further punishment.
The contes, was a disappointment
McAilistsr. except in the first two
rounds. failed to show his old-ume
speed. But this might b. attributed
TO the punishment he received in the
second round. for Il was in this
frame that Mickey got in his initial
work on the san Franciscan's mid.
section.
fourth and fifth. and In the sixth the
spectators began TO see the writing
on the wall After the sixth. Bob
was plainly tired. clinched repeated.
IS. and was KEEP; on the defensive at
ali stages.
In the seventh the Australian tore
into the shipbuilder tn a way that re
minded one % Terry McGovern. He
backed McAliister all over the ring.
and kept the former olympic club
sensation covering M and hanging
on continually when the gong
sounded for the eighth. McAilister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
MICK KING WINS ON
TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT

apparent that II was only a camou-
fiage. King tore into him again and
literally smothered Bob with body
blows. until he had the San Francis
co boy in the corner In a helpless
condition. When Mickey saw that
his opponent was unable to continue.
he stepped back. and the referee
stopped the fight. McAllister isn't
gutter. He was whipped.
George Ross. of the navy. got the
decision in the sixsround semLfinai
over Joe Hill. of the 18th infantry.
The soldier held his own for four
rounds. but tired In the last two
frames
Frankie Murphy. Coast flyweight
champion, had an easy time with
Mickey Doyle. frankie Rogers re-
ceived very unpopular decision
over Val Valencourt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Leading Boxers Aid
War Fund Carnival

NEW YORK, Aug. IL. -- Jack
Dempsey boxed four rounds with
Clay Turner in a big war fund box
ing carnival at Ebbetts field. Friday
night. Levinsky fought a draw with
Billy Mlske. Dundee mixed with
Wallace. Irish Patsey Cline beat Phil
Bloom In four rounds. and Walter
Mohr defeated Tremblay in four ses.
sions. Britton and Leonard were I'M
able To show because of Illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
BIG SUNDAY GAME TO
START AT l O'CLOCK

The stage Is all set for the bis
baseball argument at pugdals's park
Sunday afternoon. The game will
start promptly al y. m.
The lineups OF the teams will b.
similar 10 the ones that played In
the carnival game a abort time ago.
with a few changes on the service
team. Mullin. formerly Of the New
York Americans. Is slated 60 play
second base. and Dutch Reuther will
cavort In right field. There IL pos
sibliity that Art ShRfer might break
into the battle az third base. but Al.
tsrmatt should hold down the hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17

corner acccptably. The shipyard
team viii present the same lineup
that took tho field In the former bat
tie. They have - strong reserve In
Downs. f1ttery. Daubert and Hin
yard s,andridgc and Schorr are
also available IL the other pitchers
should weaken.
once again pitching superiority
will play a big part in deciding the
final count. and as both Mails and
Meksnry are reported to be IN fine
shape. II should be a busy afternoon
when the~e two big fellows mount
the hill The game starts at o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
ROAD BULLETIN
week Ending August ~. fpts
I..u~d by
SAMUEL. .. Ut MS
kinn County Engineer

seatsi~-Ts~ams-v DeE Mnlnes
and the high Line road. in good
condition 90 King county line; some
sections in Pierce county are little
rough
De. Neiaes-Ksnt-rn very good
harn-Unameiaw-M road -
being paved. uccrnHary 20 dstDur
via Muekleshoot Hlii and follow old
road TO picnic grounds. watch the
signs
aw-ksra.kat--fn excellent
condition. County - constructing a
new concrete bridge at kanaskat
and camping grounds near old
Mcclellan Pas. tiinhway-rioHed
by government orders to pleasure
cars on week days. open sunday
and In good condition.
Enum~ia~ Franklin Jtiaek <Dts-
mond-Iu very good shape.
Maple Nsii~y-ne.ten - In fair
shape. road very narrow and re-
qulres careful driving on curves.
ston-i.ssa.ah--6!ood condition.
Acknowledgment good condl-
ton.
U~aton.uaiaier NsIiey-ThlA brick
road has been repaired and r. now
In excellent condition 10 city limits.
I.ssaanh-Faii rHy->erth uena-
Road has been dragged and most ~
the small pot holes filled so that II
IL now in fine condition.
North Bsad- summit of snoausimie
pss--fn very good condition This
is a very beautiful drive. with plen-
~ OF picnic places and good water.
Fall city ion-Dasnii--Eas
road along Snoqualmie river In fair
condition
pusnIl- Monroe Road ~onowh at
rough 20 paving at snohomish
county line.
Inaex--Road from Monroe to In
dex now open by taking detnur
about one and one-half miles out Of
Monroe.
DuvaiI- " fair con
ditian.
wsyn~-Jusnits--M road closed
FOR paving Take Lazy Husband
road. crossing bridge at Igothell.
kirkland Nedtas--s3o by way ~
Northup or Redmond. as road along
lake ~ closed south Of Anderson 4
shipyard for paving.
For further Information regarding
roads In King county. call Main
5000. local 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
Doubles Title Is
Won by Veterans

BOSTON. Aug iT.-Alexander and
Wright defeated Hayes and Hurdick
easily In the semi finals OF the ma.
tionai lawn tennis doubles cham.
plonKhips. winning 60, So. 81.
The winners will meet Richards
and T1lden. the sensational young
s,crs. Saturday for the national dou.
HES title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
GERMAN TRIES TO
BRIBE LONDON BOBBY

LONDON. Aug. f7.--Gerhard Mel.
les. an unnaturalizcd German. has
been sent 60 prison for 30 days for
trying 10 bribe a London policeman.
He was accused Of failing 10 ex-
tlnguish lights ut night and offered
tho bobby" g. TO get him out OF
IL "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
Crucial Series on
in American Today

The crucial series OF the year
In IN. American league starts
Friday when the Cleveland In
dams invade Boston 20 nngis
with the leading Red Sox. II the
wesisrnerr can grab the three
games scheduled they will lead
The race for the flag Ruth will
oppose Morton on the hin in the
first game Washington lort
again yesterday and is practically
out % the running for the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
SHE FILLS GRENADE
EVERY FIVE SECONDS

LONDON. Aug. IA worlds rec
ord in filling Erenades was estab
iished by Miss Annle Irving. who fill
ID s.osG hand grenades with high cx
plosives in nine hours. In the last
two hours she filled one grenade ev
cry five seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
Army Ball Tossers
Meet Navy Today

TACOMA. Aug. 1.-THE hir game
Of the local baseball season is sch.Ad
ulcd for saturday afternoon. when the
Camp Lewis aggregation tangles
with the representatives of the seat
tie Naval Training station and the
Bremerton Navy. Rsuthsr will OF
pose either Bonner or Whalen on
the mound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
FREMONT OLDER NAMED
EDITOR OF Calypso

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17.-Ans
nouncement has been madcb y r. w
Kellogg. publisher of the San Fran.
cisco CallPost. tina, the paper, Of
which he holds so per cent Of the
stock. Is being held In readiness for
sale 10 W. X. Hearst at any time.
Fremont Older. former managing
editor OF the san Francisco Bulletin.
has been named editor OF the Cali
Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
Thoroughbred Set
2 Worlds Records

SAItATpGA EFKINUS. y. Z.
AUG. 1.-THE worlds record for a
mile and three sirteenths was shat
tered when cuderi. Commander J.
X. l.. Ross syear old. mad. tho dis
tame. in is flat. The former record
was Sc IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
CONTROLS HYDROGEN

LONDON. Aug 1.-THE manufac'
turs. sale and supply Of compressed
hydrogen In the United Kingdom is
now being regulated by the admiral.
~. Sales OF this essential war
chemical IL entirely In the control
VI the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
Woman Sets Record
for Swimming Bay

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug iT.--cath.
crime Flaherty. OF San Francisco. 81.
tablished n new woman's record for
swimming the san Francisco bay
She made the distance OF five and
one.han miles in two hours. 20 min.
utes and three. fifths second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. iT.--St
Frisco. driven by I'D Gccrn. establish.
cd a worlds record for trotting riAI.
lions when he stepped the mile IN
?ois. lowering IN. record made hy
Etawah In Louisville in 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
Ty Cobb Found Fit
for Army Service

WASHINGTON. Aug. II. - Ty
Cobb. star Of the Detroit baseball
club. passed the physical examination
for n commission in the gas and
flame corps Of the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
onAFT SCHOOLBOYS
TO DIG POTATOES
ERETT TRUE

Especial 10 The Star by ". y. ~
LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE London
school vacation has been extended
tvo weeks 50 the 700 schooiboys
may help In getting In the Lincoln.
shire potato crop. for which work
sir Auckland Ceddes has appealed
for 1000 schooiboys between Sept.
] and IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17
BY ALTMAN
BY AHERN

If the A m ericdn
league n,agnates hare
their Way, it looks like
they'll make it Can"
Johnson instead of
Ban Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-17

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of homes. and sincerely hope that this patronage
will be transferred intact to many good dealer
friends Dealers will be able at all times to procure
ample stocks of the "Soft-but Satisfying. which
Rainier Products Company Seattle Washington. Manufac'
syrup and De
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Order of Your Dealer

will make possible service their hands the equal.
not the superior. of the good service rendered by
us. Kindly call your dealer the phone for your
OF Rainier Special or Rainier Book. An early
call will you a before nightfal. 49,
of Rainier Special Rainier Book. Malt Rainier Syro-a
ured Alcohol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23

Sci Spiewaja Marsylianke W Jezyku Niemieckim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23

Dokoliczenie ma stronicy 6 :,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
ARMIA TURECKA ZNIE-
SIONA.

Londyn, %. wrzeSnia. - Clio
VIVA armia turecka w Palestynie
zostala zniesiona przez generaia
armii brytyjskiej Sir Edmunda
Allenby'a. Nazaret, miejscowoSc
W czeSci Palestyny zwanej Cali
lea, siawna zycia Chrystusa W
Iatach dziecinnych i mlodzien-
czych, tudziez Samarya, znana z
historyi narodu zydowskiego,
znajduja sic W rekach arn1ii bry-
tyjskiej. ktora operuje swobod--
ME mad ieziorem Tyberyadzkiem,
zwanem morzem Galilejskiem,
W odlegloSci 60 mil Cd Punktu
rozpoczecia ataku. RAPPORT urze-
Gowy zeznaje, ze Brytyjczycy
wzieI $4,000 jehcow, 12O dzial,
1 aeroplany moe materyaiu wo-
iennego. Armia Sultana dostala
sic W zasadzke ma zachod cd dro-
Q; Nablus-Jeruzalem, zostala roz-
b:ta ! zniszczona. Najzacietsza
walka toczyia sic ma siawnem Po-
lu Armageddona, gdzie wedlug
przepowiedni biblijnej stoczyc sic
ma ostatnia bitwa pred kohcem
swiata. Wojska tureckie odciete
zostaly ma poinocy Przez konnice
brytyjska, ma wschodzie zast9pi-
" i'm droge zastepy Arabow pod
dowodztwem krola Hedjas, ma
po}udniu staneia giowna armia
brytyjska, ma zachodzie zaS pam
cerniki brytyjskie tamowaiy dro-
ee nieustannem bombardowa-
MEM. Nadto brytyjskie aeropla--
ny uwUaiy sic Oez prZelWy POlidu
sergeant zmieszanej armii Mu-
zu1man6w, razac ich Smiertelnym
cgniem bomb i mitraliez. Przy--
tenn straty brytyjskie by}y bar
do nieznaczne. TIE Swietne rezul-
taty przypisaG nalezy znakomi--
tym planom gen. Allenby, ktore
wykonane zostaiy skruPulatnie
kt6re cd razu postawiiy niePrzy-
jaciela w rozpaczliwem poioze-
riu. Silnym atakiem kawalerya
brytyjska przeiamaia front turec-
k i ruszyla caiym pedem w kie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-23
AMERYKA WOBEC BOLSZE-
WIKoW.
Washington, %. wrzesnia.

Washington, %. wrsesnia. -
Rad amerykanski poinformowa}
wszystkich swych ambasadorow,
zar6wno w krajach alianckich ia
kotez w neutralnych, ably ci w da-
nych pahstwach przedstawili bar
barzyistwo bolszewickich rza-
dow wzgledem ludnosci rosyj-
skiej, a takze ably sic starali o lie
rloznoSci nakionic te, panstwa do
okazania sprawcom tych zbrodni,
jak one sic zapatruja ma ich czyny
barbarzyhskie. Propozycya ia
rzadu amerykahskiego mic ME ma
wspolnego Z prowadzeniem woj
ny, jest to tylko oznakq wstretu,
jaki caly SWAT cywilizowany plo-
NE ku takiemu terroryzmowi.
Sekr. Lansing wyslaf nastepujace
instrukcye do amerykanskich
ambasadorow. ministrow oraz
dyplomatow we wszystkich pam
stwach: ,,Rzad nasz otrzymaf Z
wiarogodnych zr6def informacye,
jakoby spokojni ludzie rosyjscy
w Moskwie, w Petrogradzie i in
rych miastach doznawali wiel-
kich przykrosci powodu otwar-
tel Rampant terroryzmu i jakoby
byli wystawieni ma masowe egze-
kucye. Tysiace osob stracono, bez
zadnego sadu; zle prowadzone
wiezienia So przepeinione po brze
gi; co noe wiele obywateli tract
zycie niewinnie, a handy co dziei
sieja smiert i pozoge wsrod miesz
kanc6w. Dlatego Rad Stanow
Zjednoczonych. W celu okazania
dobrej wolf oraz przyjazni wzgle-
dem narodu rosyjskiego, a takze
W celu podania i'm pomocnej d}oni
w walce ku restauracyi rzadow
ma zasadach acknowledgement.
ME moze spokojnem patrzec o.
klein bez wyrazu oburzenia ma ta-
XII terroryzm. Po drugie, przypu-
szczac nalelzy, re, ably zadac ko-
rice temu strasznemu pastwie-
niu sic mad ludem rosyjskim,
wszystkie narody cywilizowane
powinny okazac oburzenie' i
wstret ku takiemu barbaryzmowi.
Wy, panowie, dowiecie sic Cd rza-
dow. do ktorych zostaliScie przy-
dzieleni, czyby dany rad ME po-
wziaf natychmiastowych krokow,
ktore mic ME maja wspolnego z
rrowadzeniem wojny, ably okazat
sprawcom tych zbrodni, jak sic
narody cywiilzowane zapatrujq
ma ich czyny zbrodnicze".
Francya i Anglia, ktore>juz rza
dy bolszewik6w oglosily rzadami