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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-11-20

Word was received in Bogalusa
Tuesday to the effect that the home
of D. E. Sheridan of Franklinton
was destroyed by fire. The home
was a modern one. The extent of
loss is not known. Some insurance
was carried.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-11-20

Miss Ethel Overstreet, who is at
tending the Bellhaven College at
Jackson, Miss, arrived home Tues
day for few days visit and to I'M
dergo a slight operation.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-11-20

WANTED To BUY-All kinds of
hardwood logs. Apply A. L. Hick-
man, Logging Superintendent for R.
P. Baer & Co., Bogalusa, La. If.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-11-20
was carried.

fabrics and styles are now being
shown by us. Come in and look over
the style books and see what one you
will choose for your next suit. We
make clothing for dress and business
wear and make it right as to style
and fit. Garments we make are al
ways correct form.
STRUG BROS.
Popular Priced Tailors
COLUMBIA STREET
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
PAVING COMPANY \
GOES TO WORK ON
EAST CENTRAL AVE.
Ultimatum Of President Of Street
Car Company Results in Quick
Action-University Line Tracks
10 Be Completed in Week.

The uitimaium OF George Rosiing-
ton president Of the CITY Electric
company. TO the paving company
produced results within a few hours
yesterday for at 5 o'clock last evening
the ~ ras0 Bitulithic company had
the FIRST load OF gravel on the ground
on East Central avenue 10 complete
the paving Of the University street car
tracks from Edith TO High streets.
More gravel was delivered later
and this morning I'M 4 u said that
the paying Of the street car tracks
will he rushed to completion 80 that
the University ear line can be reopen
ed. possibly within a week.
The paving company says u has
been delayed IN the work by the tenm-
s,ers' strike, as n had u contract with
thu Springer Transfer company 70 80
their hauling. Teams OF the springer
company were she ones delivering tnc
material on East Central avenue yes-
terday and today.
W. J.. Rand OF ri Paso. president OF
the pitulithic company. returned 70
tho city today 20 ioo after the pnyins
work. He announced when he lert
the city the first part OF the week h q
IN he could not get teams here the
company would bring It's own teams
and trucks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
CHARLES SPRINGER
TO DEDICATE THE
MEMORIAL MONUMENT


r1Atiss erf|nrtr 81 las Vegas. who
was ehaI1shan 81 thc stale coencii Or
trlenna. hfn laan lstll1d 70 make the
address 81 a~edlcatiun q Tho
manf 20 the heroic dead Of kernaiiilo
county % ~ erected during the ncs-
aIon - ne knief.ctu legion IN Ainn~
qucrQne on feplnutlstf Is. ~ and ~.
Mr.. Springer has accepted.
The plans FOR the dNilcation services
are not ut completca pcndlnF he
arrangements Of the Americen Legion
IN securing Honrt prominent visitors IN
the Uu durinE Tire ~cuHrqnfioa. The
f&nrt daio for The service hiss not yet
ttcn set FIR nv rame soaeon.
A large granite boulder weighing
twelve fona has been chosen fer the
monument. usd Will De brought In
uom the HAndIA uiountainS next
week. The escnc viii be polished on
enc fmrh4ce ehich vii bear the
hrcua< plate upon which viii he en-
Tr1sod me nanicH OF the soldiers who
gave their lives IN the service OF the
country. The tone will be set IN the
ucsf lawn OF the court house a the
ncu flag pole m the ~ lawn. The
cement work for the foundation Of the
beuicer and the flag poie VIII begin
Lext week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
w. J. Rand Gives
$500 to the Fund for
"McC lelIan Square

W. ]. Rand. president OF tho Ei
paso Bltulithlc company, who u IN
the city today from FL Paso. gave the
Mcclellan Square" park fund a boost
when he contributed $500. This do
nation, with the others mat are he
ink collected, viii give the city more
than $500 with which TO Improve tne
ground.
The cost OF the ground was $4,000
and the contributions in the campaign
10 raiea the fund were about $500 In
excess % the cost price Collection
continue 10 come In 20 Miss SWcltzei
city clerk. and u is hoped TO nave
them all in within another week
or 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

cfNCINNATf-Rath up. strike one:
foul, strike two. The hall hit Umpire
Quiaiey on the leg bat ne va 90 foul
ground ne The time. nufh lifted an
easT onr 80 Jackson. uauhcrt up.
Foul. etrllse one. pauhert lniG one IN
20 Gnndil. 0roh up. Hall one strike
4ne. uroh line Ned 10 I'd colina.
.NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
CHfcAoO--Gandu Up. Both pitch
era we're working In almost perfect
form. Foul. strike one. 0andil sent
: nah foul that raubcrt took care Of.
Risberr ur. Foul. strike one. Rishers
aisd 50 Neale. who captured u easily.
Hrnalk up. Hail ouri strike one.
schalk holaied n high nv that kopf
took Ia hack 81 third. NO RUNS. No
HITS NJ FHQDRS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Mortuary

PRICE-The body OF Frederick
n. Price. 80 yenrs old, who died yes
tcriay afternoon at his apartments
viii he shipped to Cleveland this ar
ternoon by c. T. French. He n sur
vived hy his father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. a. u. Price. who were with
him al his death.
SICKIER-Mrs. Mary Sicklcr. ~
wears old. died Yesterday morning az
her home In los Iunas. Her husband
and one son survive. The BODY VIII
he taken to Belen for burial IN the
family plot. Fred Crollott h ~
charge.
TAVIA-Tunorai services for Mrs.
pablita Tapia were held this morning
At . o'clock at the Sacred Heart
church. Burial was In san oJse Gem
etery. Fred CrollOtt was In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

one. strike one. bali two. I,ath foulch
To Schalk. Dnuhort up strike one
Jackson gathered In uaubertH ill.
Groh up. Schalk got Groh's hish
foul bv leaning over into the gtlmd-
afnnd foxes. 40 ittNS. NO HITS
so ERRORS.
CTIrAGO-Nisbcrg mp, Slrike
ono. Ring threw out NisnCrg at tirst.
schnlk up. Strike one, ball one' ihlI
two. hall three. Schulk wulkrd.
Murphy bntted for Cicutto and tll"l "a
Housh. Tiehnld lined TO Groh. rs
uTNs 40 HtTs. so ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

The mayor OF q far inland town
was rihout to engage a preacher for
the r. CIV church.
PEARSON. We aren't by any chance
n Hu ptist. be YER
IN ,, not necessarily. WHY
wal. ] MAS just a-goin' TO say We
nave a. haul onr water ~ miles,
Christian Advocate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

"Dick. darling limited Mrs. Young
bride, do YOU remember how We used
to ut on one chair az p~als'sg"
'-That was all rinht az papa's." re-
Piled The practical Dick. but Tn not
going 10 foTset that thcso chairs Gust
ma good moneyr noston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Eighth Inning

CINCINNATI-Neale up. Ball one.
strike one. strike two. Cicotte threw
out Neale at first. Wingo up. Wtngo
drove a single through the box, IL
rolling 10 center field. Ring up.
strike one. Ring again attempted to
sacrifice but missed The first hall.
Ring forced Wingo. Cicotte to Ris-
berg. who roiaycd the hail TO Gandil,
getting Ring and completing a double
play. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, No
ERRORS.
CHICAGO-Weaver up. hall one.
ball two. strike one. foul, strike two.
Weaver flied to Roush. jackson up.
Strike one. hall one. strike two, foul.
strike two. Jackson dropped It high
foul near The left field line D "a none
OF the fieldera could got. linll three.
jackson famed. Felsch up. strike
one. strike two. bali two. Fclsch
singled 10 left. II was n line drive
Ghndil up. BAH one foul, strike one,
foul strike two. Gandil famed. the
third strike being called. No Runs,
ONE HIT. No ERRORS.
Ninth Inning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
This Is the Only Issue!

30 you want TO elect men fot the cry mmM W" ~
posed to this form or government
10 Won want % elect men for the city Commission. VINO 'aWN"'
ma viii not work tremendously with the present COMMISSIONER
DO you want 20 elect men as city Commissioner VINO VIZ, ps-
ronaDv oversee thu fixing OF the stfectai who VIII INTERFERE WIN ~,
management OF the wafer works; who VIII run the h' 'F"''"'"
and attend 10 the duties Of tho police ofhcofHF
OR
Are you satisfied that the present CITY MANAGER ID op'D' OF NUM-
aging the business affairs II the CtWf
You know "a well ~ anybody else, MIR Voter that hhrnonmaiA
conditions must exist amongst the members OF the 'lN 'oun'" ' NJ
huuuoruue-f Albuquerque b. going q go Hhe"a ana bf"N
You know. Mr. Voter that your choice for Commissioners HhlWa
he men VIVA believe iu the present city form " government ma hMW-
uIs. nj uoy do 80 believe they will make this form of government sue
oessrui
Tom Hughes and H. y. swopo both voted for the present commits
sgn form OF government and have repeatedly stated ihni me h-
neyc II a the hest form Of government 70 te CT OF lhuln"'N"
A great amount Of work IN paving the areeui in l%mE nov sew-
era and other activities are now progressing tina must hc brought ."
a succoHsfui conclusion, by tho efforts Of tho present '"mmhWuh'IH
and OF These two men who ae to be- elected.
The oomprarniso effected By tho labor organizations and hy the
atduess mon vns effected bptluar the citizens Of Albuquerque desire
that this civ shall not be- hampered by controversies existing between
these two elements
~ YOU ARE FOR HARMONIOUS CoNplTlONs and " YOU do
nt want IA " city to suffer ns some other cities in this country
arc o. euncrInr-THEN VOTE FOR TOM HUGHES AND D. D.
gKVOpH who whsnl In office, Will have the unanimous support OF tho
business and labor orFantNafinN. who have heen promised u are m
tilted 10 representation on tho commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Red Win, 2 10 o,
Need Two More to
Cineh World Title

foonIlHuci frosn paac onr.3
Fclsch up trrinrh u GrQh 10 Dnaf-
bert. NO Runs. NO WITS. ONE
ERROR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Seventh Inning

CTNCINNATI-Roush up. Ball
one. strike onet hail two. Houah out.
va. Collins 10 Gandil. II was an easy
infield bounder. Duncan up. strike
one. ball one. Weaver made q great
stop Of Duncan's asst drive and got
him az first with a pretty throw.
Kopf up. Kopf out. Rlsberg 70 Can
al. No RUNS. NO HITS. No Err
RoES.
CHiCAGO-Schnlk up. Sail one
strike one. Ring hit Schalk with the
third pitched ball anc the latter hur-
ried to first. ricottc up. Strike one.
.CIcotte Hfted a high fly to Rnth,
schalk holding first. L.ehold up.
Ball one, strike one. Iiebold hoistcd
70 Roush. Ed. Collins up. Groh took
Ed. Collins bounder and retired him
with a throw 10 Daubert. NO RUNS,
NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

a Chicago DRUGGIST fired o shotgun
II 3 burglar who entered his store,
pI.ttinE the intruder TO flight. and
thus saving nnout Si7b In his cash
drawer but smashing with ms shot a
sssc showcase and $3.50 wort OF
totiles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

Jimmis-ws had 8 bum winter-no
skating.
Rla Mnnma-It was a blessing 20
the poor, Jimmie,
Jimmte-A bies9ingl why. poor
kies like 20 skate Just as much a.
anybody.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Boyd Pleads Guilty
To Liquor Charge;
Crcnshaw Denies II

Jaspar Crenahaw. Pullman porter.
was arraiFnsd before United States
Commissioner Mcdonald this morning
on q charge o. shipping liquor Inter-
state from 81 paso 10 Albuquerque
with the intention of selling II IN tins
city, and pleaded net gulity. he was
released under bond Of $1,000.
willie Boyd. on whom the police
yesterday found our pints Of WHISKY,
er on a similar charge and pleaded
guilty. He uas bound over 20 the
federal grand Jury under bond OF
fkQe. Boyd, IN q statcment 10 thu
police yesterday. SAID that he had OBJ
lnlned the whisky from Crenshaw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Sixth Inning

CINCTNNATI-Rath up. Strike
one. ball one, foul. strike two, ball
two. foul. Rath's easy grounder was
bundled by. Risbcrg who threw him
out at first. Daubert up. Strike one,
ball one, ball two. Ed. Collins threw
out Daubert at first. Groh up. Foul,
strike one, ball one. foul. strike two.
bali two. Groh out. Weaver to Can
an. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO
ERRORS.
CHICACO-JackSon up. BAH one.
Kopf threw out Jackson at first.
Feisch up. Fcisch sent a high fly to
Duncan. fhe latter got Il at second.
Gandil up. Ball one, ball two, strike
one. ball three. strike two. Gandil
singled through second Just u OF
Koprs reach. Rlsberg mp. Ball one.
strike one, ball two. Neale gathered
in Risberr's nv near the foul line.
No RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Fifth inning

ciNCINNATI-Ronch up. BAH one;
foul. strike onc. Roush was out
Schaik "a Gandil. h ball rolling half
way % the pitchers box. Duncan up.
BAH onf. Duncan was safe when Ci-
cotfe threw his drive wide 70 lirst.
the ball going to the stands and Dun
can reached second. Kopf up. Bail
one. strike one. strike two; hall two,
foul kopf singled TO fc-t and Dun
can stopped at third. but scored when
Cirotte muffcd IaclSaon's throw to the
plate. Korf reached second. Nealc
up. Ball one. ball two. Neale sent
one over Jacksou's head and kopf
scored. Neale reached second. IL
was a two barrcr. WinEo up. Wins
out. I'D Collins 10 Gandi. Neale going
10 third. Ring up. Ring drove n cir
Gus drive thai Ed Collins got and
threw him n NJ hrst. TWO Runs,
TWO HITS. TWO EPEORS.
CHfCAGO-Ccotte up. Cicotte out,
unubert 60 Ring. Liebold az. Foul,
strike one: bah one hall two. bali
three. strike two. Groh threw wild
after taking Liebold's g~rounder. the
hall going te the Etnnd and Liehoin
reached second. Ed Collins up. Ball
one. Rings next pitch hit the ground
in front o. the plate. Ed Collins drove
10 Groh. who caught Liebold between
the sacks. throwing to Rath. n the
latter getting the put0ut. Ed Collins
on first. Weaver up. Ball one.
Weaver drove n rrOunder 10 Dauber'
I'd first. the latter only having 20 Step
on the bag 20 make the putout. No
RUNS. NO HITS, ONE ERROR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Ninth Inning

cNcINNATI-nam up Bal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

Pc dvoch latach siutby W armi
amerykahskiej W Stanach 2jedno-
czonyeh 1 we Francyi powrocil "
tych dniach sier1ant C. Skupniewiel
do domu rodzic6w swoich, paAstws
Franeiszka / Jozefy Skupniewi-
Cow. Fam. pnr. 1912 Cortland ul.
ma Maryanowie.
Pc ~powoianiu do siuzby wojsko'
wei z poezatku sier4ant Skupnie-'
wicz naleiaf do kompanii ambulan'
sowej 1920 pulku, a p6tniej PREY
dzielony zostai do 1880 trenu sa'
nitarnego W dywizyi S3ciej. Pc
przybyciu do Francyi brat czynny
udziat " starciach 2 vrogtem ma dro
de AIbert-Amiens, pod Hamel, W
iasku chipilly, pod verdun, W cd,
einku Meuse-Argonne, pod st. MI
hiel " odcinku Troyon. siuzy'
take DO sawieszsniu broni W armii
okuracyjnej przez piet miesieey "
n,iasteczku Crutchen mad rzeka Mo-
selIe. q Francyi vroeii W ubiagiym
tygodniu.
Honorewe z~wolnienie re s}uzby "
armii amerykanskiej etrzymaf "
o5ozie Granta W ubiegiy poniedzia-
iok.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
I zAPASN|CTWA.

Dnia 5-go lipea W sail OBJ. Stanczy-
ka, pnr. 205-7 E. 115tej ulicy odbeda
sic zapasy, pod egida Tow. Zjedn. P.
r. K, imienia Sw. Piotra i Pawla, gr.
1015. Ma materacu ukaze sic try parry
siiaczy. ! tax: Jim Istock, wegierski
szampion ciezkiej wagi mocowa} sic
bedzie 2 Jerzym Paramus, grekiem
litewski szampion - Franciszek Yu-
sko, zmierzy 81 re Stefanem Sabich,
kroatem bardzo niebezpiecznym zapa--
snikiem a wreszcie Tomasz Rolewicz,
zapaSnik Sredniej wagi silowai sic be-
die o lepsze z Karolem A~ndersonem,
zapaSnikiem, kt6rzy jak niekt0rzy glo-
sza, jest najwiekszym, jaki kiedykol-
wick Szwecya wyda1a Poniewaz dziel-
MICA Kensington jest z%aludniona gesto
najroZmaitSzq narodowoScia, przeto "a
pasy tie zwabie powinny wielu, kt6rzy
z kolei broni6 beda swych faworyt6w.
Bilety ~sprzedawane So W lokalu OBJ.
Stahczyka / W apiece j. L. Spikera.
Poczatek o godzinie 6smej wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
Podziekotrauie.

Niniejszem skladamy najser--
deczniejsze Podziekowanie .wszy-
stkim tym, kt6rzy wzieli udzial
pogrzebie Sp. J6zefa kuczak, a
W szczegolnoSci Wiel. X. probo-
szczowi Furmanowi, jakotez jego
asystentom Xxx. Janowi Zielezih-
Janowi Koziowskiemu i
Leonowi Syehowskiemu, take
i przyjaciolom "a
przysianie kwiatow, oraz wszyst-
kim, ktorzy sic przyczynili do IL
pogrzebu zasyiamy
staro-polskie bog zaplac,"
'Apolonia Luczak, iona,
wraz z Gala rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
GENERAL u
SUNIETY.

Berlin, %. czerwca. - General
hoffman,, promoter negocyacyi,
kt6re doprowadziiy do zawarcia
pokoju W BrzeSciu Litewskim,
rostai usunisty z komendy we
wschodnim dystrykcie, a to wsku
TEX swego oswiadczenia, re be-
die dystryktu tego broniG do o.
statniego zoinierza, nawet wbrew
zupeinie wyraznemu rozkazowi
cd rzadu i re nigdy ME UNA waz-
nosci zawierajacego sic obecnie
traktatu pokojowego.
GRoZNE OLA PoLSKI RU-
CHY ARMII NIEMIECKIEJ.
Paryz, %. czerwca. - Powaz-
ne zaniejokejenie w koiach kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

Minister Neske polecit uwiezie
pfzew6dc6w niezawisiych socyal
stow ! komunistow, kierujacyci
W Wiekszym Berlinie sowieckie,
mi RADIANT robotnikow i zoinie-
rzy, a die Berliner Zeitung'' do
nosi, re dokonano aresztowaii
przeszfo 1000 rewolucyonistow
ktorych osadzono W wieziehiu W
Moabicie.
PoGLOSKI o UCIECZCE
NIEPRAW-
DZIWE.
Paryz, %. czerwca, - Agencya
Havasa donosi tn z Hagi. re po-
przednie doniesienia o rzekomej
ucieczce kronprynca z Holandyi
byiy nieprawdziwe i re ME wy
dalai sic on wcale re swej rely
dencyi ma wyspie Wieringen.
IT DO RE-
WOLUcYI WE WLOSZECH.
Kopenhaga, %. czerwca. -
Kilka dni temu odbyli W poiud--
riowym Tyrolu konferencye re-
prezentanci komunistow z Au--
stryi, Wioch i Niemiec, ma ktorej
zadecydowano wywolaG rewolu--
eye najpierw we Wioszech. Po--
stanowiono sic stara6 o to, ably
wybuchla ona tam W pofowie lip
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28


republiki. Polacy plan ten odrzu-
ell, z~apytujac sic Niemcow, dla-
czego ME przedstawili go 10 lat
temu.
So to rewelaeye podane przez
gdahskiego correspondents tutej-
szego sTagblattu", kt6ry dodaje,
ie wielki ksiaze meklembuyski
Mat k~ooperowaG W akcyi urze-
ezywistnienia pierwotnego po
wyzszego projektu, wedle ktore-
go Prusy Wschodnie, Zachodnie
(; Poznanskie miaiy utworzyc O.
sobne pahstwo formie rzadu al
DO republikahskiej, albo monar--
chicznej. Projekt ten popierali
gorsco: Adolf Won Batocki, pre-
zydent Prus Wschodnich, pan
schnackenburg. prezydent Prus
Zachodnich j Won Buelow, Prey
dent Poznahskisgo. Plan caiy 20
stai odkryty ma konferencyi W
Weimarze pomiedzy rzadem a
glownymf generaiami i pierw-
Sym, ktory przeciwko MENU sic
oswiadczyl, byi general Groener.
obecny niemiecki wodz naczelny.
Natomiast SLIME popierali projekt
panowie: Erzberger, prezes ME
mieckiej komisyi zawieszenia
broni, Hoersing, komisarz G6rne
90 Slasks>i Wing, komisarz Prus
Wschodnich i Zachodnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
~Islegramy ~zagranlczns.

Dokohczenie re stroiney /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

ferencyi pokojowej budza koncen
trujace sic w trzech punktach
strategiczne rugby armii niemiec-
kiej w sasiedztwie zachodnich
granic Polski, a premier Paderew-
ski czyni 'usilne starania i zabiegi,
celem pozyskania jak najwiek-
szych zapas6w broni i amunicyi,
zanim jeszcze Niemcom uda sic
poprzecinae najwazniejsze W
tych stronach komunikacye kole-
jowe.
Slime ataki Cd poludnia j zaeho-
du artyleryi niemieckiej ma Czs-
stochowe, tworzaea wainy wezei
kolejowy, zagrazaja przecieeiem
komunikacyi pomiedzy Warsza-
wa a Krakowem j cieszyhskiemi
kopalniami wegla. ~.
Niemcy posuwaja sic nsprzod
take maszerujac ma Kroteszyn,
A mile ma poiudniowy wschod cd
Poznania i wprost ma zaehod cd
kodzi, a Walk tocza sic rowniei
mad Notecia, ma zachod cd Byd--
goszcza (~Bromberg).
Polscy oficerowie W Paryzu u
wazaja zwiaszcza jake niezmier-
ME grozna akcye niemiecka pre-
.ciwko Czestochowie, cd ktorej
Niemcy znajduja sic W niekto-
ryeh punktach ME daiej jak o 20
mil.
HALLERA PoJDZIE
MA UKRAINCoW.
Paryi, 90. czerwea. Rada
Cztereeh powzisia decyzye, ma
mocy ktarej polska armia, PREY
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TWI w oFENSYWIE
MA DzWINSK.

. Paryi, %. czerwea. - Kapitan
Howell Forman z amerykahskiej
komisyi ratunkowej ola KRAKOW
nadhaityckieh donosi, re 25-tysie
GINA litewska armia pod genera
lem Zukauskas oczysciia iuz WIG
ksza czesc Litwy z bolszewik6w
/ rozpoczyna teraz ofensywe, ma
Dzwihsk. Depesza jego datowana
Jest z Kowna dnia "a czerwca.
Paryz. %. czerwca. - Wedle
nieoficyalnych doniesieh z Berli-
ma, wojska ukraihskie zajsty
znow Odesse i Chersou.
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DO RE-
WE WLOSZECH.
NIEMCY ZN6W LAMA "a
WIESZENIE o

Paryz, %. czerwca. - Otrzy-,
mano til raporty, re Niemcy ma
gwalt sprzedaja teraz w}asnoSt
pahstwowa w terytoryach, ktore
maja bye odstapione innym naro-
dom, w~zglednie objete plebiscy.
TEN. Postepowanie take - i tc
ma kilkana$cie godzin pred pod
pisaniem warunk6w pokojowych
uwazane tn jest "a ciezkie naru--
szenia warunk6w zawieszenia bro
nj.
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Bella u ZGNIoTL
KoNTR-REWOLUCYE

Berno, %. czerwca. - Wieden-
ski correspondent donosi, re Rad
Bell Kun ma Wegrzech W zupet'-
nosei zgni6tl juz ostatnia kontr-
rewolucye, W ktorej opanowany
przez antibolszewickie szeresi
monitor ma rzece Dunaju zaczal
ostrzeliwaG kwatery rzadu ko-
munistycznego W Budapeszcie.
Budapest, %. czsrwca. - Be-
la Kun wyrazii sic, re polityka a
liancka W stosunku do Wegier
powinna ist. pc tel linii, ably ME
mieszac sic we wewnetrzne sto-
sunki i znieSt jak najrychlej bio
=
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RIERZMY SIZE DO PRZEMY,
STU CHEMICZNEGO!

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KRWAWE ~ZABURZENIA w
NIEMCZECH TRWAJA
DALEJ.

Lendyn, Is. czerwca. - Bluro
Reutera donosi, re krwawe zabu-
rzenia j pladrowanie sklep6w ma
przedmiesciach Berlina powt6-
rzyiy sic znowu w noey z czwart-
ku ma piatek i re ola przywroce-
MIA porzadku musiano znow uzyG
wojska.
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wspetudziale take wejsk prze--
wiezionyeh z Francyi pod genera
lem Hallerem, ma zaiae sic zapro
wadzeniem iadu j Perzadku W
Galicyi wsehodniej, kt6ra ukraih-
skie handy piadrujs i terreryzuja
W straszliwy sposob. Jako tym--
czasows W tel okolicy granics
Polski cd wsehodu uznano rzeke
Zbrucz (dawna granica Galicyi
cd strony wschodniej), estatecz-
ME jednak granice te eznaczy Ii
ga Narodow.
Miedzyalianeka komisya, ktora
.zwiedzifa Galicye wschodnia, po-
twierdziia W zupetnosci poprzed-
ME raporty polskie, il kraj ten
Jest iupiony terroryzowany
przez bandyt6w ukraihskieh, kto-
rych stanowczo ME molina nag
wac armia j kt6rzy dopuszczajs
sic strasznych okruciehstw. Ban
dy te ME podlegaja iadpemu RIA
dowi ami regularnemu kierowni-
ctwu armii.
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