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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
Three Boys With Cplors.

Soldiers Clarence, Eugene and Win
frey Garter. have brought much pride
to their parents. Edward Carter and
his wife, two weli-known colored cit
liens in Glen Allen. The news OF the
parents pride has spread as far as
RtEhmond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
Seaboard Air Line Rwy. Co

Trains leave daily A. NJ. NorlIna
local; I:1s P NJ, sleepers. Atlantis
and Jacksonville: $40 p. NJ. Atlanta
Rirmin CHAM Special; 11:4o P. NJ.
sleepers. Jacksonville. Trains arrive
s25 A. Nj. go A. Nj, s:45 r. M. s:Go
p NJ
Effective Sunday. May IL,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
Norfolk and Western Railway

FOR NORFOLK, '6:o5 A. M,. 300 A
Nj. 300 P, NJ, $3.50 P, M.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST.
800 A. NJ, 1900 +. NJ. 's:35 =. IL
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 1901
noon. .s:47 P NJ From the West:
s7:s5 A. NJ. t2;lo p. NJ. 1850 P. NJ.
s745 r. NJ.
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday. tSun'
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
HELP WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.
WORK FOR MEN AND
WOMEN IN ESSEN
TTAL PLANT
We Can Give Regular Employ

We Can Give Regular Employ
ment at good wages to adj
ditional men and women in
our factories. Besides good
wages, there is added salts
faction in working in an es.
sential industry. During last
ten months, we have furnish
ed the Government 35 extra
large carloads of Baking
Powder containing nearly
Two Million pounds and
equivalent to 65 ordinary
carloads,
Apply at Factory, 9Th and
Perry Streets, Scdth Rich
mond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
Unbelievable Except by Proof

Unbelievable Except by Proof
Church Hill had a APE worm two or
three years for which she took every
remedy suggested but without effect
Then she took Royal Capsules and
in twentv-four hors he departed
by the front door. Immediately her
health began to improve and she
has enjoyed perfect health for more
than tifteeu months and gained
many pounds Full information and
instruction at
REGAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
200 East Marshall Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
TAILORING.
MACHINERY AND
SUPPLIES

Richmond Junk and Pipe Go.
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Scrap
Iron. Metal. Rubber, Bags and Rags.
Entire plants bought and dis
mantled. Secondhand pipe bought
and sold.
sos Brook Avenue,
Phone Randolph 1913.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
WANTED.

WantcG-T Clean ana store Your
rugs under a guarantee against
moths. w. FRED RICHARDSON
SECURITY STORAGE CO., INC. fire-
proof storage for household goods.
Main and Belvidere streets. Ran
ldolph SAB.
Wanted-Feathers. Spot Cash For Old
time furniture and feather beds.
BEARD. Madison 6307.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-20
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Aug ~. 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Burns Saves" Food

lie was i'm tho lunchroom at tn" -ta-
tiuu when the train pulled out, ana was
destroying stack of. wheat cakes win
much relish. When hc Was through he
looked around and found the place de-
serted. His pals had fled, leaving four
plates Of cakes alone and Uuguarded on
the counter Now Eddie does not be-
licvc in wasting food ir these war times,
50 he went through the four stacks. by
that time the train had been gone one
half hour, so he wcul back for a rCgu-
lar meal and rested until the morning
train. When lie arrived last night his
baggage consisted of a travelling cap and
the Saturday Evening Post, Both ar
rived safely aud showed 40 signs Of u
hard journey,
Frank Schultz, who was released out
right by the Phils two weeks ago, APP
peared yesterday in a Washington uni
form and pulled "A big surprise on his
former playmutcs. lie was signed by
Clark Griffith "A couple of days ago and
will be used as a pinch hitter.
u believe Schultz has IL few years
I.oC good baseball left in his system"
/ said Griff, land ] am glad to have him
with my ball club. ] win work linn grad
ually until he gets into shape and then
may use him as a regular outhelder
/ ! need hitters on my club and Schultz
seems TO fin the bill.
/ 81 have good team this. year, but
take It from me, I would have had the
best in the league If sam Rice had not
been caught in the draft a few days
ago. sam was hitting the ball and play
ing a good game wien he departed, He
was my cleanup hitter and 1t VIII be
hard to replace hm.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH
WILL MAKE STRONG BID FOR
OUTDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP
More Than Forty Candidates Are Practicno
Daily for Scheduled Meets Under the
Direction of Professor Raby
By PAUL PREP

26 and -, Penn relays, May 4 sw..l
mere interscholastics, away: NAV y,
bethlehem, away; May 80, Lafavs,,.
terscholastics, away; June S. on,S.E
public high championships, awav
meet with Perkiomen School on ~.
is pending. In all probabiltv ~.
viii also be sent TO the Penn STAT y
tcrsCholastics.
Central High School and Nor,A...
High started real practice in prans..
tiOn for the Penn relay carnival M
week. Northeast was the only ~,
school invited to compete In the ~.
mile scholastic relay champlonshin 4
America race at the relay carnival y
Coaches Gerney and Sigman are str,vt..
to develop a team that will civ. 4.
others Il fight. Central High has ~
eral tirst-class quarter-milers ana 4
they should show enough speed in M.
class event on Friday they may ba !.
tered in the championship race ON =.
friday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
MEUSEL, GIVEN GATE 4 YEARS
AGO BY CLARK GRIFFITH, GETS
LAST LAUGH ON WASHINGTON
Keen Humor of Senators Boss Enables Him tC
Enjoy Irish Prominent Part
in PhiS' Victory
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL

down unon the Villagers in droycs and
tho cities have every appearance of one
UI those famous boom towns out West.
Restaurant keepers are reaping a for
tune. They serve their food to crowded
houses three times Il Gay and the prices
they ask would make the piellevu" and
Walton blush with shame. y nice cold
storage steak costs a couple ot dollars
and everything else is Corrcspondngly
high
Persons with healthy thrsta can get
liquid refreshments at Sl1 4 quart.
which is tire union rate. The natives are
getting wealthy and there are more 3u-
tomObil"s i'm these towns than in Mr.
t'ord's factory If the visitors money
holds out, everybody win retire in an
other year.
But this Us not baseball We almost
forgot to announce the safe arrival of
Eddie Burus. Who was marooucd in Jack,
souville Monday night. Eddie Travelled
an day and showed W at the hotel last
night after the game was over. lie uau
many thrilling adventures and did moi
hesitate to tell of them,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Play for Soldiers Today

The game today is for the benefit OF
Camp Sewer, and tough tussle is
looked for, Washington wants TO show
that Yesterdays victory was Il iluke,
while the Phils and the wrecking crew
are out to repeat. Pat Moran whispered
that he would use Ben Tiucup and Mike
Prcndergast to do the tWrling and send
Globe Trottcr Burns behind the bat.
Grin Couiided i'm us that he would i'm
pose upon Walter Johnson, Harper and
pumout to do his fingiug The rest of
the lineup is the same.
Tonight the Phils will pile into Il
sleeper and travel to Baltimore. They
eA pect to arrive there before tomorrow
afternoon and play Jack Dunn's Balti-
more club on Friday.
on Saturday the Phils mingle with
/ the Athletics ut Broad and Huntington
streets, in dear old Philly I'm IA benefit
| game for the family of the late William
/ c. Weart. This will be one of the
/ feature games Of the season, as it will
bring together tho Philadelphia teams
| for the first time since 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
arms of Both Went Back on Them Suddenly

His snapped in
w in fighting
j against the
in that has
treatment lie pitched only of
but a Hc never was
a during the season, however
the Giants Monday at NeW os
Ia described by a New
UthtoO,
tho chests Giants demon slug
complete
Of 10 o. ball this mad'over young man
in the of that at
stretched from the mound TO the plate
Wood Is wise old bird disuppoiutmulu
but he backs up the judgment OF
in ansuaso;
be really o a condition until try NY
better has al any
hurtu any
pitching several good tests
In "Ioe
Woodco would
be to
Iris Speaker to deliver
the onguerns Cleveland Public
WITH every the possible exception Of first
w be welloo Foh of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10

The first outdoor track aud field meet
oC the scholastic season is scheduled for
this afternoon at Queen Lane between
the speed kings and near-speed kings Of
the Germantown High School and Penn
Charter School
There is q possibility That tn" initial
appearance Of both teams viii have 10
be postponed until a later date, Tor at IL
late hour it looked as though the rain
of Yesterday would put the Penn Char
ter track out Of shape. Little is known
of the prowoSs of the Quakers, but in
/ Captain Bin LudasCher Germantown has
good allaround field athlete who
should score in the broad jump, shotput
and high iump.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
BASEBALL LIBEL SUIT
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Pratt and Lavan Get $500, But Ball
Says He Didn't
Pay It

st. Louis, Npril 1U.---Dcrrill Pratt and
John Layan. former members Of the St
Louis Americans, who compromised their
$50, 600 damage suitS against Phil Bali
president of. the st. Louis club, received
$500 in settlement, according 20 in
formation obtained here yesterday.
Ball Yesterday said that the settlement
did not cost him a cent and sporting
men concluded from this statement that
the American League had footed the bill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
TuirIer Has Only Fire Fingers Altogether

ATUC pitching hand of Morda Brown
l4
mn PeIwitz neither anything
wallace NcTarnalan Willie McGir candidates
hurting Job
the twcr
where
Wallace
his
aver the twohng him in his fielding
Lacquer, has idea that Wallace will
the he Willie
to McTarnalan
wrestler: the Northwestern
is
some swell the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
OFFER LIBERTY BONDS
FOR ONE RACE DAuy

Liberty Bonds instead Of cash u5,, !.
offered by the management a. Bowls y.
one race each day during the res, !,
the present meeting. These events ~,
be known as Liberty Bond HandicaM4
Horsemen have welcomed this NM
which originated last fall in Laurel " y
is more than probable that a slmiiss,
scheme will be put into effect az ali M
local tracks during the spring and svr
mer meetings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10

Washington. April i0.--Pri2c lighting
would be taxed out of existence by u
bill introduced yesterday by Representa-
tive stanton, of Texas, Each spectator
would be required to pay Il tax of $25
aud - per cent Of receipts. aNolufiNc
of the SO taN, would 20 to the Coy
CrumCnt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
DODGERS AND RED SOX
SET EXHIBITION RECORD

Tie Dodgers and Red SoX battled six
teen innings the other day, establishing
record for an exhibition game The
American Leaguers won by score Of z
to q. The Red SoN got off for four-run
lead in the frst inning and then were
held sooreless until the fifteenth. when
they put two more over. The Dodgers
tied the game up In the eighth and came
back with two more in the fifteenth by
corking batting rally, only to take the
count In the eixteenth, when Davy Shean
doubled, advanced TO third on 4 wild
throw BY Coombs and hcored on Stfinll 4
sacrlheo fly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Pratt and Luran Suit Upset Entire League

known until tho fun
are in essential ic missing
difficulty
alleged drive
with
Ball Of the St Louis
combat
1t
known however, American League on it,
out in interest of the gene OF
had a
eyasp lie
the Washington and New York
oft a Griffith and Miller Hug
couldn't tell be
moments notice
OF work
settlement
to YORK.
Yankee
and wasthe lie holding out
TT Clarke Griffith and Miller liusGns were
in could
the shoulders Of the ST. Louis
cluhnM % hdIlCr uttCr all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
TWO Players Hare Hit
HOmerS with Bases FuH

Two hOmers with the bases full
already have been knocked in Dixie
training camps. lIubbell, "A giant Md
pitcher, hit one OF another rookie, Mike
Hogan, at Marlin, while Babe Ruth, Who
is bOmbardinE the palisades at Hot
springs, likewise came through on Al
ManauN. Ruth's hit went a mile over
the center field fence and was IA high fly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10

BIG YEAR AWAITS CLEVELAND
If JOE WOOD AND GUY MORTON
FULFILL COMEBACK PROMISES
With CrippledWing Duo Right Once More
Bagby and Coveleski Would Fill Up One
Swell Pitching Staff

VTuIE gamble but
a rake the turn OF
The the die depends the ability OF two swell hW
OF
who seemed permanently lost Md
likely become formidable but real pnnan contcndcrs
players question Smoky Red soX world series
similar fashion Both aF~o
like Waiter
failed bhch
and fact that nobody haa
O a possibility the coming
Cleveland standpoint is that with
doubtful if either the Giants or White soA
Stanley CovcesFi
highcass Bagby more games last season
His
twcntyeish for the hncb" pcno
and Of the surely would have boon
and that is c more than
Urban Faber
has orleans
predicted him right anu ais" have gone
he hitting
aeldng he appears good stick utility
MORTON the other day with sN
Nl innings, didn't have everything in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Hendricks Fears only Giants and CUBS

Smith the Nehon
Jack Hendricks of the ST. Louis Cards that he is
very yoptim 10
he
The Cubs
remarkable
pitching Barring
clubs wen
a
in satisfactory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
RACING IN KENTUCKY
FACES 4 BUSY SEASON

Tn, kentucky Derby viii br run st
Churchill Downs. Louisville, ON May
n. The sprug campaign opens in the
Blue Grass Stale at Lexington On April
-, with Il meeting to close ON May 9,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Polo of Great Value in Army Work

fkT0oLo the Army" subject which is Interestingly
number of Vanity being
which
attribute
his quotes William A. Hazard who
he wished
4on ooio player.
. II ptltNren
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10

CNOUTH PHILADELPHIA ll q II
= SCHOOL trackmcn arc going to
make a determined bid 60 win their trst
outdoor track and field championship
this season. At the present time more
than forty candidates are engaged III
outdoor practice under the direction oil
Professor Raby, who formerly was atm
letic director at PeRdomen seminary.
Raby, il will be remembered, was the
one who voluntarily offered the ihtorlua-
tion at the last indoor quads, at the
Second Regiment Armory, that Glassner,
of South Philadelphia High, who had
been awarded third place In the two-mlle
run. was not entitled to that position
as he had been labped. This caused a
reawarding of third and fourth places
and as result gave Central High
School the indoor championship.
To Meet Girard College
Manager Bill Cowdrcy has arranged
a difficult schedule, which includes duel
meets with the majority of the local
high schools. The first meet is booked
for April 20 with Girard College Fol
lowing this the Red and Black quarter
milers will start in tic Penn relays
ApriI 90, South Philadelphia will com
petc in class 1 with Radnor High. Lower
Merton. Norristown High nowuingtown,
Lansdowne, Coatcsyille and FranItord
High.
CowdrN. Thomas Henson, Tcmpone,
| Schwartz Fitterman and Wolf are
showing bursts of speed and give prom
ise of developing into first-class sprint
ers Raney. Southerns star sprinter,
who proved to be q sensation in the IN
door quads hasn't reported for prac-
;ice thus far but will be out i'm his togs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10

From the European battle
front comes additional evil
dence of the superiority Of the
knight"
To transport troops over
land was a desperately urgent
and tremendously difficult
task. The fate of nations
hung upon the resultsl
London omnibuses, with
knight motors, were large
ly used. Why1
When the British Tank was
adopted the Knight" was
again chosen. Why9
The Pour ToHinI
SI62S -
<-- ONEl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Great Sense of HumOr

Then Griff began TO laugh at the
joke. He smiled some more when Meu-
sci sent Shauks to the scoreboard In the
sixth to pull down his long drive aud
there were gusts of laughter from the
Washington bench i'm the ninth, when
Milan almost ran out of ehe park to
make a sensational catch Of the young
ater's wallop, which had the home-run
tag smearcd all over it, It's great to
have "A sense Of humor.
As for yesterdays ball game It was
well worth suffering for. The spccta-
tors were treated to real wintry wealth
er, which made quite a hit with those
who just emerged from the torrld zone
down in ST Pete. At any rate the Phils
acted like cold-weather birds, vim
ming out i'm the extra frame by unani-
nous count Of to ..
GayNy Cravath was responsible for
the additional inning when he failed IA
score from second i'm the eighth on
Luderuss mighty swat to left. Gavvy
had started a rally with two-baser to
right and was in position TO count When
| Ludy came up Captain Fred did his
duty. but Cravath showed as much
speed as loyal soldier marching TO the
guardhouse. He staggered through the
sand and while he was tearing for home
the catcher dropped the ball, recovered
II, conversed with a few friends and
came back in time toatag his man az
the plate. Gavvy never will be pinched
for speeding, However, he had a swell
alibi The sand was deep and hC
couldn't get started. Anyway. he wor
the game in the tenth with his clean.ur
wallop TO the fence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Would Advise Pat

"IIo. hu," he chortled This Is u
good ono. That guy tried out with my
ball club four Years ago amd 7 attached
the tiuWare after the second week
Hos terrible ham and couldn't hit "A
curve bail with a tennis racquet. Some
body put Que over ON Pat Moran and
I'll have t. tell him about IT,. It's too
good to keep, Think of that awful bum
Meuscl playing in the National League
But Irish Mcuscl for it. Was he was
not in ON the monOloguc. In fact, he
didn't hear a word. Looking over TO
the Washington bench. hC threw a scorn-
ful glance at the manager aud his crew
and proceeded to indulge in some bat
ting practice.
TO make this story good it is hcccs-
sary to state that our phils were on the
short end Of "A "-to-i score at that time
aud something had to be done to even un
the count. Being new man Mcuscl
took it upon himself TO horn in the spot
light and show Grit that he made a
terrible blundcr when he gave him the
gateway back in 1917. Irish allow ec
two perfectly good strikes to iloat by
/ but when the third appeared he picked
it on the whiskers and hunted it 20 deer
! center for three bases, Then he came
home with the tying run when Jacl
! Adams busted biuglC over the SccuuC
/ station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Schedule Announced

The schedule hasn't been completed,
hut thee following meets have bceu ar
ranged:
April 20. Pcuu Charter, away: April
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10
Speaking of High Prices

The Phils spent last night in Colum-
bia, leaving for Greenville early this
morning il Is hard to find aecomnloda-
fions IN these army TOWNS, for every
place Is ialqned, The soldiers spoorfd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-10

MORTON breezed through other day with
Al he didn't have everything in the
battling tho Giants fabing
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-19
DANIELS ODKLADA PRE-
GLAD FLOTY.

Washington, 10. grudnia. -
w departamencie marynarki OBJ
wieszczono urzedowe zawiado--
wienie, re przegladf floty amery-
kahskiej przez sekr. Daniels'a 20
stall odlozony "a ma 26 grudnia
wskutek depeszy otrzymanej cd
admirala Mayo, dowodcy sill NOR
skich powracajacych wod euro
pejskich. Depesza admiraia mo-
wi, re powodu niepogody flota
ME bedzie mogia stawic sic ma
miejsce zebrania pred swietami
PODATEK w ILLINOIS ZNI-
zONY.
Springfield, 10. grudnia. =
Stanowa komisya podatkowa u
chwaliia zaprowadzic podatek.
wynoszacy IS centow ma 500.
Podatek ten Jest 0 pietnascie cen
tow missy cd podutku dotych-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-19
Wilson Stanowczo "a Liga Naro-
dow Clemenceau Jej Sprzyja.
Ebert WzyWa Aant6W do zaacia Berina - BurzlWe Sce-
HyW Radzie RobotnIk6W 1oniarzy.
Ruch Anty- y-Niemiecki Separatystyczny ma Ukraine
Straty Rosyi W Wojne.
NNE TELEGRAMY.

Znans Jest rzecza ze przyjecie
hr. Kesslera, ktory siyna4 jake
Gzerwony Hrabia w Polsce. ME
by}o wcale serdeczne. Niektore
pisma polskie oskarzaiy Kesslera,
ze przywiozi ze soba do Polskl
kapita{ korupcyjny 20tu milionow
marek celem zorganizowania boil
szewickiego zamachu w Warsza-
vie.
| Kiedy hrabia Kessler przybyl
po raz pierwszy do Warszawy W
dniu 81 istopada, urniesciI >nie-
imiecka ambasade W hotelu Bri-
stol, ale pewnej nocy wypedzi}
go z hotelu t}un, krzyczacy: -
Precz z Kesslerem! Smierc Ger
wonemu Hrabiemu! T}um wpad4
do ambasady przeszuka{ papie-
ny, rozrzucajac jew najwiekszym
nieiadzie. Zdarzyio sic to klka
razy.
Kiedy wiasciciel zazadal, ably
hrabia opuscii hotel, przespai Kill
ka nocy W domach przyjaci64, kto
rzy jednak ME chcieli goscic go u
siebie, ably ME sciagnac na siebie
zemsty polskich patryotow.
w dniu 1890 grudnia otrzyna1
zawiadomienie polskiego biura
ola spraw zagranicznych, ze sto-
sunki z Niemcami zostafy zerwa-
ne i ze musi opuscic Polske ma
tychmiast.
PAPIEz PRoSI WILSONA "a
PoLSKE I INNE MNIEJSZE
NARoDY.
Paryz, 10. grudnia. - w liscie
swym do prezydenta Wilsona,
wreczonym wczoraj przez zastep
ce sekretarza papieskiego Ceretti,
Papiez prosi o pomoc dla maiych
ucisnionych narod6w, szczegol-
ME dla Polski Armenii. Wypo--
wiada takze Papiez w tym liscie
nadzieje, re wkrotce nastapi spra-
wiedliwy i trwa}y pokoj jako O.
voc rozumnej akcyi.
Papiez wstawia sic takze W
swym liscie "a nowymi panstwa-
mi, kt6re powsta{y powodu po-
dzia{u dawnej austro-wegierskiej
monarc1ii, wspominajac szczegol-
ME Czechy. Stolica Apostolska
prosi prezydenta Wilsona, ably
pomogi tym kraJom do zreallzo--
wanna ich daznosci bez wzgledu
na narodowose religie.
Okaza3o sic, re list papieski ME
stoi w zadnym zwiazku z odpo--
wiedzia Wilsona ma kongratula-
eye Papieza w sprawie udzia{u,
jaki Stany Zjednoczone wzieiy w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-19

Dokohczenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-19
NIEMCY oBURZENI 2 Po-
WoDU WYBORoW.

Berlin, 10. grudnia. - Socya-
listyczne i burzuazyjne pisHa ME
mieckie wyrazaja oburzenie z po-
wOdu akcyi polskiego rzadu, kto-
ry nakazaI wybory do polskiego
parlamentu w dystryktach olsz-
tyn, Poznan, opole, Bytow, Ka-
towice, Z8otowo Gdansk.
Pisma niemieckie wskazuja, ze
to pociaga "a soba anneksye zna-
cznych czesci nieinieckich wscho-
dnich prowincyi pogwa8ceniem
prawa miedzynarodowego i oskar
zaja Polakow o szowinizm naro-
dowy i chciwoSe "a ziemia. o.
swiadczaja, re Polacy chca sta
nae pred konferencya pokojowa
dokonanym faktem.
Nadto pisma potepiaja nieza-'
radnose berlinskiego rzadu. Obu-
rzaja sic r6wniez ma Polakow, re
zerwanie stosunkow przypisuIa
czesciowo niemieckiemu przymie
rzu z bolszewikami, przypomina-
iac Polakom, ze niemieckie woJ-
ska na wschodzie niejednokrotnie
byfy w ostatnich czasach atako-
wane przesz bolszewikow.
AMBASSADOR KESSLER ME
ZADOWOLONY z POLA-
KoW. .. -
Berlin, 10. grudnia. - Hrabia
H. Kessler, niemiecki ambassador
90 Polski. przybyi do Berlina W
dniu II grudnia W towarzystwie
swego personalu legacy 6ociu
Niemc6w warszawskich, ktorzy
przyszli do przekonania, ze naJle-
piej bedzie powr6cie do Niemiec'
skoro Polska zerwaia stosunh.