davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

car whenever your journey is a
short one.
Be temperate in eating and OBJ
serve the ordinary rules OF hygiene
Wash your hands and face i'm
mediately MP reaching your home
and change your clothes if possible
before mingling with the rest Of the
family.
Keep your bowels in good order II
is very essential that this last or
der be carried out II necessary
use "A good laxative such as laxcarin
CURATIVE MEASURES.
Go 10 bed upon the first indica-
ton OF illness and call a doctor.
Take a good laxative-two laxcar-
in tablets IL necessary.
The sick person should have a
room by himself
Care should be taken 70 have the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17
Preventive measures against
THREE DAY FEVER"
THE FLU"
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THREE DAY FEVER"
THE FLU"
THE GRIP'5'
Keep away from the cougher,
sneezer or splitter who does not use
a handkerchief.
Keep out of crowds whenever pos
sible.
Don't use disher or towels which
have been used by others until they
have been washed in boiling water.
Don't put your lips against the
telephone mouthpiece and don't put
into your mouth pencil or anv 9TH
er article that has been used by an
other
Keep in the fresh air and sun
light as much as possible and wear
sufficient clothing TO keep warm.
Sleep in a well ventilated room
under plenty of bed clothes
Walk instead OF using the street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Mr.. Teeple says that at one time
he was in the United States army,
and while in the service he held the
post of sergeant in the provost de-
partment at savannah, Ga. He says
that at that time much trouble was
experienced with bootleggers, and
that large quantities Of cOntrabanj
liquor was confiscated and placed in
a place similar TO the now famous
bull pen" at the city hall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Mr. Teeple says that he gave the
men under him strict orders not to
touch the contraband liquor. He
says that he had sole charge OF the
key to the place in which the con-
traband liquor was locked. up, and
that il was his custom TO place the
key on his desk in full view and to
give his men strict orders not to
touch the key.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17
The Melting Pot
GOMEZ TAKE POTDUCK
WITH CS

Whether Building Commissioned
". d. Teeple told this story in eNpla-
nation OF the cause Of the transfer
nation OF the whiskey taken by the
police from Tony Barrett's Owl, and
which since mas turned into q non
descript substance, Mr.. Teeple did
not openly say. AT any rate, ne did
tell the story in apprOpos OF what
has taken place at police headquar-
tiers recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Americans inclined to agree with Sir Horace
Plunkett. the Dublin leader. when says Ire
land had better remain for the present member of
the commonwealth of nations known the British
empire" strive for proper of self-gov-
eminent within that commonwealth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17
IRELAND MUST WAIT A BIZ

FOrleF res laIt Wen stated the American attitu
toward Ireland when ne said, in "a New York speech
answer TO question whether the Peace conferen
should not grant Ireland selfdetermination along wi
Poland.
NO Ireland is not in the sphere of war
We have sympathy a-plenty for Ireands
past sunerings. but the question Of what gov
eminent she shall have is a question for future
settlement don't think it is helpful to the
president or TO the Peace conference to try
to introduce at Paris matters of internal and
domestic concern.
We must do thing at a time The job
now is to bring peace to the nations which
were at war with Germany and Austria in the
sphere in which the war took place"
When the basic war settlements have been ma
and the foundations for lasting peace have been la
Americans viii gladly lend their support TO Irish
pirations for sefsovernrnent and do it with renuI
'ope OF success.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

He was prepared against it," he
whispered, expected it, yet it got
him"
He glanced rapidly around the
room whose shadows seemed crowd
ing about the candle TO stifie it.
Unless we're all mad" he cried.
the murderer must be hidden in
this room now. Don't you see? He's
got TO be, or Groom's right, and
we're fighting the dead. Go out.
Katherine. Stand by that broken
door, Bobby. I'm going to look.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

1t is unfortunate that there is machinery for
taking a referendum in this country the League
Nations constitution
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

And do you know" continued
Mr.. Teeple with his story, when the
boys got through with their work.
YOU could never have told that the
majors favorite bottle had ever
been anything but full clear up to
the neck" c. j. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Nobody would mind the bolshevik wearing cell'i-
lod collars, if they'd only wash the collars in
while.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17
The Room
A Mystery Story by Wads-
worth Camp.
CONTINUED
SYNOPSIS.
CONTINUED.

Bobby BlacTDurn - suspected OF the
murder OF his grandfather. Silas Black
Durn, who was found dead with a small
Mole at the base Of bis brain. In an
abandoned and locked room OF his home.
the Cedars. CircumstantiaI evi d e n .
points 10 the guilt Of Bobby. who is IN
aole 10 establish an alibi as a result OF
loss or memory after a night Of gay
lie in New YORK, spent In company
OF Parades. from Panama, and Marie. a
Spanish woman. He awakes IN a de-
serted shack near the Cedars and goes
20 the house. where be meets his cousin.
Katherine, and Graham, a friend. All
agree that mystery surrounds the death
of the old man. who was one OF many
Blackburns 10 die in same manner.
Strange signs invariably mark tie Occa-
sion of death in the room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Look here. boys" Mr.. Teeple
says he said to them, somebody has
been getting into that liquor, and
the major finds that his favorite
bottle is practically empty. Now,
boys, something has to be done"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Mr.. Tceple says it was up to MIN
to straighten things out, ard TO pre-
vent further visits from the major.
So he says he called the men of the
post into deep conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17
\ Strange Light Appears ut the De-
serted House.


Grahams intention. logical as il
was, impressed Bobby as quite flu
tile Silas Blackburn had died in
this ancient. melancholy room be-
hind locked doors This afternoon,
with a repetition of the sounds that
had probably accompanied his
death. they had been drawn 10 find
that, behind locked doors again, the
position OF the body had changed in
credibly, as IL TO expose to them the
tiny fatal wound at the base of the
brain Now for the third time those
stealthy movements had aroused
Katherine, and they had found,
once more behind locked doors. the
determined and malicious detect/ e,
murdered precisely as old Black
burn had been.
OF course Graham was logical BY
every rational argument the muir
derer must still be in the room Yet
Bobby foresaw that. as always. no
one would be found, that nothing
would be unearthed TO explain the
succession of tragic mysteries.
While Graham commenced his
at the little round hole in HoweH's
head, at the fresh, irregular stain on
the pillow, and he became absorbed
in his own predicament Again and
again he asked himself if he could
be responsible for these murders
which had been committed with an
inhuman ingenuity. He knew only
that he had wandered, unconscious.
in the vicinity of the Cedars last
night; that he had been asleep when
his grandfather's body had altered
its POSITION that he had gone to
sleep a little while ago too pro-
foupdly. brooding over Howells's
challenge 10 the murderer 70 invade
the room OF death and kill him if
he could. Howells had been conf
dent that he could handle a man
and so solve the riddle of how the
room had been entered. Certainly
HOwellss challenge had been &C
cepted, and Bobby knew that he
had fallen into that deep sleep hat
ing the detective telling himself
that the mans death might save
him from arrest, from conviction.
- biiA III AANDAtA cbAN VAIN W a llAAAN
room with a single chair.
"Recurrent aphasia." The doc
tors expression came back to him.
In such a state a man could over
come locked doors. could accomp-
lish apparent miracles and retain no
recollection. And Bobby had hated
and feared Howells more than he
had his grandfather.
Duly ne saw Katherine go out at
Grahams direction. AS one I'm
dream he moved toward the door
they had had to break down on en-
tering.
Stand close to it." Graham said.
Wen cover everything"
You'll find no one" Bobby ans
wered with a perfect assurance.
He saw Graham take the candle
and explore the large closets. He
watched him examine the spaces be-
hind the window curtains He
could smile a littfe as Graham
stopped. peering beneath the bed. as
he moved each piece OF furniture
large enough to secrete a man.
you see. Hartley, it's no use"
Graham's lack Of success. how
ever. stimulated his anger
Then" he said. there must be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Il told them not to- answered
Soret Teeple, but. as he explains,
without getting unduly excited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

We'll. somebody has" insisted
the mayor, for nearly all the liquor
in my favorite bottle is gone"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

one day. continues Mr.. Teeple's
story. the major in charge Of the
post came to Mr.. Teeple in a very
angry mood.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Have any of your men been get
demanded the major.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

Laxcarn sold by the Laxcan Products Co. Dept E-2i
dollar full treatment six boxes five dollars VIII De sent pos
orders stamps" Substitutes must be refused
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-17

CONTINUED TOMORRAwJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
wSZYSTKIE LASY w POL
see UPANSTWoWIoNE.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo-ln-
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Pol-)

Delegacya polska ma paryskleI
Konferencyi Pokoiowej kabluJe
Wydzialowi Narodowemu:
Paryz, 26. lipca. - Armia Pol
ska, wypierajac bolszewikow,
przekroczyia rzeki Seret i Horyn
j zbliza sic do Berezyny Iarno-
pol oswobodzony, kuniniec
wziety.
Alianci Powiadomili delegacys
polska ukrainska, re gotowi So
upowaznic rad polski do ustano-
vienna rzadu cywilnego W Galicyi
Wschodniej, pod warunkiem "a
orowadzenia taam samorzadu te-
rytoryalnego. Alianci przewiduja
dla Galicyi Wschodniej Plebiscyt
DO kiEku latach, lecz wcale ME O.
znaczaja terminu. Wyrazaja tez
przekonanie, ze traktat Mem
cami bedzie ratyfikowany przez
Sejm Polski.
Reforma agrarna uchwalona
postaia przez Sejm Polski ma zasa
dach nastepujacych:
Lasy beda upanstwowione z
wyjatkiem maiych lask6w.Ziemia
rolna w rekach prywatnych ME
bedzie mogia przenosi6 $50 HEX
tar6w, co uchwalono wiekszoscis
raledwie jednego gNosu, z powo-
du nieobecnoSci kilku posfow u
riarkowanych.. Druga czeSc po--
Sow byha "a granica 300 hekta--
row. Dla dawnego zaboru pru-
skiego i dla terytoryow wschod-
n;ch uchwalono granice 400 HEX
sarow.
sKONCENTROWANY ATAK
Ma KNOW.
Bazylea, 26. hpca. - w uzupel
uieniu wczorajszych wiadomoSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
w SPRAWIE zADAN TRAM
WAJARZY. ..
Dalsze konferencye urzednikow
uni i kompanii oraz czsonk6w
komisyi stanowej.


Wczoraj komisya stanowa III
tylitow" publicznych obradowaia
wspolnie z urzednikami obydwu
uni funkcyonaryuszy ma kolejach
g6rnych i dolnych wraz z urzed-
nikami tychze kompanii W spra-
vie zadan funkcyonaryuszy o
wyzsze place i lepsze godziny pra
cy.
Wobec tego, re obie strony ra-
zem obraduja komisya, juz sy-
tuacya wydaje sic wiecej optymi-
styczna niz onegdaj, gdy sadzono
ze wszelkie szanse zaiatwienia
sporu bez strajku minely.
Cd czwartku wieczorem znaj--
duje sic W Chicago gubernator
Lowden i gotow jest uczynic
wszystko. co jest mozliwem, aze-
by ME dopuscic do strajku. Jesli-
by obecne starania ma wspolnych
konferencyach do niczego ME do
prowadziiy, gubernator osoblscie
bedzie sig starai obie strony po-
godzic.
Wczoraj obradowano przez E
godzin. Najwiecej czasu poswieco
no omawianiu kosztow, jake po-
ciagnie "a SODA uwzglednienie ia
dan funkcyonaryuszy.
DIS rokowania trwac beda w
dalszym ciagu, nawet jutro W
niedziele praca ME ustanie mad "a
latwieniem sporu.
Jesli bowiem nastapi znow "a
st6j W konferencyach, strajk wy
buchnac moze W polowie przysz-
lego tygodnia.
Wczoraj wydano listy Cd urze-
dnik6w kompanii do urzednikow
uni, 'potwierdzajace fakt, il kom-
panic we srode proponowa}y ust-
ME funkcyonaryuszom ma kole--
jach dolnych so centow ma godzi-
ne, a ma kolejach gornych 81 cen
ty. ...,,
Jak wiadono, funkcyonaryusze
zadaja IS centow ma godzine, pod
stawowy osmiogodzinny dzieh
piracy i o polowe wiecej "a ,,over-
time" mad osm godzin. =
Wczoraj specyalnie obradowa-
no mad nastepujacemi zadaniami
uni: azeby praca (,,run") zadne-
go funkcyonaryusza ME trwala po
mad dziesiec godzin i azeby CITE
ry plate funkcyonaryuszy ME mia
10 diuzszych przerw. W ciagu pra-
cy dziennej.
,Kompanie wskazuja, le iadania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
KoLcZAK zNAJDUJE SIZE
w ZLEJ SYTUAcYI.

Berlin, 26. ipca. - Dobrze RE
komo poinformowany korespon-
dent tutejszej ,,Vossische lei
tung'', Behrmann, donosi re
Sztokholmu, re otrzymai Mo-
skwy raporty, wedle ktorych Ro-
land Morris, amerykanski posel
W Toxic, przybyi ma rozkaz swe-
go rzadu ze specyalna misya do
Omska natychmiast depesza i
skrowa zazadai widzenia sic ad-
mfralem Kolczakiem.
Kolczak wraz re swym szta-
benz znajduje sic jednak wciaz je-
szcze W okolicy Wijatki j bedzie
mu nieiatwo zastosowac sic do
zyczenia pana Morrisa, poniewaz
bolszewicy przez zajecie Ekate--
rynburga i Permu odcieli go cd
komunikacyi z Omskiem. Podob-
no pan Morris otrzymal instruk-
eye naklaniania admiraia Kolcza-
ka, ably ten zgodzA sic ma zawar-
Gle zawieszenia broni pomiedzy
obecnym rzadem moskiewskim a
Aliantami, lub przynajmniej A
meryka. (?!- Ameryka ME znaj
duje sic formalnie W wojnie z Dol
szewikami rosyjskimi. Przyp.
Red. DE-. Ch.)
Dalej podaje berlinski kores--
pondent, re pofozenie Kolczaka
pod wzgledem militarno strate-
gicznem jest bardzo zle. Jego
,,zwyciestwa' byy Po wiekszej
czesci ,,bluffem", fabrykowanym
W celu. pozyskania zaufania i po-
mocy Aliantow. Faktycznie jed
max jego prawe skrzydio jest Cd
ciete cd podstaw operacyjnych i
przechodzi bardzo ciezkie chwile,
podczas gdy skrzydso lewe ma
promo stara sic o wejscie W kon-
takt armia genera}a Denikina.
Denikin znow trzyma pod swa
kontrola jedynie te terytorya,
ktore zajal gdzie urnocnil sic je-
szcze rok temu. Cd tego czasu ME
poczynii zadnych postepow, cho-
ciaz W roznych raportach donosil
o wzieciu W ciagu ostatnich 12tu
miesiecy 100000 wojsk bolszewic
kich.
Wobec tego Gala sytuacya
przedstawia sic wcale niewesoio
pan Morris bedzie miai ciezka
robote do speinienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
Kronika Chicagoska.

szych podwyzek niz przyznane
zostaiy innym union.
Rada uchWaEla. ze1rzenfiesini-.
Icy gotowi So wr6cic 90 piracy ma
dawnych warunkach i re wszel--
vie spory W przyszlosci beda
przedlozone do arbitracyi.
Projekt bedzie W poniedziaiek
przediozony Stowarzyszeniu Kon
traktorow Budowlanych, ktore o.
bejmuje wiekszosc pracodawcow
budowlanych.
Uchwalono takze fundusze dla
prezesa S. O'Donnella ma koszta
podrozy do Waszyngtonu. azeby
zainteresowac ,wladze federalne
W sporze.
Tymczasem pracodawcy ME
zmienili swego stanowiska. Wczo
raj L. NJ. Craig, sekretarz Stowa-
rzyszenia Kontraktor6w, oswald
czyl, re lokaut bedzie trwal, re
prace mad budowlami wartosci
$50, 100000 pozostana wstrzyma-
ne re kontraktorzy ME godza sic
ma arbitracye ami ma zadna inter-
wencye re strony czynnik6w OBJ
cych ami nawet wladz federal
nych.
Ma odmowe arbitracyi przez
pracodawc6w O'Donnell, prezes
Rady, odpowiedzial, ze jesli pra-
ccdawcy odrzuca oferte arbitra-
cyl ze strony sekretarza piracy
Wilsona, wtenczas wezwany be-
die department sprawiedliwo-
| sci.
w. G.. Schardt, sekretarz uni
ciesli, twierdzi, ze polowa re 49,
600 strajkujacych ciesli, otrzyma-
la prace II niezaleznych kontrak-
torow "a $1.0O ma godzine ii. "a
zadana place.
KUPCY oFIARUJA POMOC
w RAMPANT PRZECIW
DROzYzNIE.
Reprezentanci kompanii rzezal-
nianych, oraz hurtownikow i kup-
cow drobiazgowych wczoraj
przybyli do blur Ligi Przeciw
Zdziercom (Antiprofiteering
League) w budynku Westmin-
ster, gdzie podali powody swe O.
becnej drozyzny zaproponowali
srodki ma zmniejszenie wygoro--
wanych cen artykuiow spozyw-
czych.
Wediug R. H. Blakesley'a, Sc
kretarza Ligi, wszyscy mieli ia
kies suggestive byi gotowi
wspolpracowac Liga W jakikol-
wick sposob.
Jeden ,,grosernik" mowi} 0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
Z BIura hstsuruIOgIcznsgD.


Wsch6d slonca gOdzinie 5:S7.
zach6d sAoiica o godzinie S:15.
~
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: Po-
rodnie w dalszym ciagu goraco dzi
siaj, jutro prawdopodobna zmiana
na didiysto chlodniej. Umiarkowa-
ne 1 Swieze wiatry, przewaznte po-
fudniowo-zachodnie.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Nal
wyzsza wczoraj o godz. z wieczor,
s5 stopni, najnizsza o godz- 9 rano,
"a stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
ALIANCI PODSTEPEM ZMU
SILL PREF. WILSONA DO
PRZYZNANIA JAPONII Pol
WYSPU SZANTUNG.

Washington, 26 1ipca. - w
l;Scie, napisanym przez nleJahego
Tomasza F. Millard'a, amerykarl-
skiego znawce stosunkow ma ga
lekim wscodzie, do Dawida J..
Hill'a, iednego z najpowazniej-
szych znawcow prawa miedzyna-
rodowego w Ameryce, ktory swe
60 czasu powiedzial, re przyzna-
.nie JaponiL-poimysPu Szantung
Jest zbrodnia wzgledem sprawie-
dliNNosci, zamieszczone So bardzo
powaznc oskarzenia przeciw A
liantom.
P. Millard napisa} rowniez list
do senatora Johnson'a Z Kalifor-
Mi, W ktorym omawia sprawe po-
tajemnej ugody, zawartej pomie
dzy Japonia, a Francya W. Bry
tania w sprawie przyszfych sto-
sunkow wymienionych panstw
do Azyi.
w liscie swym do Hill'a p. Mil
lard oswiadcza, re po zawarteJ
ugodzie pomiedzy przedstawicie-
lami brytyjskimi i francuskiemi,
co do oddania poiwyspu Szantung
Japonii PREF. Wilson mia} poiu-
rzedowo oswiadczyc delegacyl
chinskiej, il zmuszony byl do
przyznania pofwyspu Japonii, dla
tego poniewaz Japonia, a nawet
w. Brytania grozily, il W przeciw
nym razie Japonia usunie sic z
konferencyi pokojowej. Uczynis
10 takzc w tym celu, ably urato-
wac Lige .Narodow.
Niedawno temu p. Millard ma
pisaI ksiazke pod tytu}em Demo
kracya, a kwestya ma dalekim
wschodzic". Skoro O tenn dowie-
dziai sic Department sprawiedli-
wosci, natychmiast zauwazono z
jego strony silna akcye przeciw
wydaniu tejze ksiazki. Powiado'
miono O tenn p. Millard'a, ktory
wyslai jedna kopie do PREF. Will
soma z powiadomieniem o dziaial-
nosci urzednikow departamentrl
sprawiedliwosci. w odpowiedzi
ctrzymai cd prez. Wilsona podzle
kowanie bez zadnej wzmianki o
akcyi wiadz.
Wynikiem osobistego ujecia
sic "a SVEN dzielem byl korzyst-
ny rezultat, gdyz cd tego czasu
ME zauwazono, ably Department
sprawiedliwosci starai sic prze-
szkadzac w publikacyi tego die
la. Akcye departamentu sprawie-
dliwosci uzasadniono tenn, IL ksiaz
ka ia zawiera tajemnice rzadu
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
zOLNIERZE AMERYKAN-
Soy POZOSTANA MA SYBE.
RYE DO CZASU NIEOGRA-
NICZONEGO.
Washington, 26 lipca. = W
odpowicdzi ma rezolucye, przedio
iona przez santora Jomson'a z
Kalifornii, domagajacego sic cd
rzadu informacyi W sprawie prze
trzymywania wojsk amerykan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
AmeykaiSki PoseI PrzybyI do Omska'
PdInuGno Rusyska Armia Bile BoIszeWik6W'
Strajk Gorniczy W Anglii Zako1czony.
uS7RYA NARzEKA NANIESpRAWIEDLIWOSC TRAKTATl
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

depesze Wiednia donosza; re
wschodnio i zachodnio ukrairi-
skie wojska, wspomagane przez
chiopskie watahy pod komenda
.generaia" Petlury, rozpoczeiy
skoncentrowany atak ma rosyj-
skich bolszewikow w okolicy XII
iowa. w rece Ukraincow dostal
sic szereg waznych punkt6w w
guberniach Podolskiej, Chersoh--
skiej i Kijowskiej, W szczegolno-
sci zas Proskurow j Kaniow.
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KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, 26 hpca: Sw. Amy.
Jutro, niedhela, "a hpca: Sw.
Pantaleona-
Si6dma niedziela po Aielonych
Swlatkach.
Ewangelia: % Falszywych Pro-
rokach".
Poniedzialek,, 2s npca: sw. Bot
vida MecLennika.
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Dokonczenie ra stronicy s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
PREF. WILSON ME CHCE u
STAPIc w SPRAWIE TRAK.
TATU POKOJOWEGO.

Oilhdillu, PlLCulOLyl "SLOldJ plCL
Wilsonowi programu doiaczanis
do traktatu pokojowego odpowit
dniach zmian i zastrzezen, grozat
re jezeli propozycyi jego ME
przyjmie, to ca}y traktat zostanie
odrzucony. w odpowiedzi ma te
pogrozke PREF. Wilson caiem
SVEN zachowaniem da} poznac. ii
nigdy sic ME zgodzi ma zmiany W
traktacic, a tenn bardziej W pro.
ponowanej konstytucyi Ligi Lu.
dow.
Z drugiej strony przewodcy O.
pozycyi oswiadczaja, re nigdy ME
zadowola sic zwyczajna interpre.
tacya w tym jedynie celu, aby o.
trzymac liczbe g}osow wymagans
do ratyfikowania traktatu.
Podczas konferencyi senators
Spencera z PREF. Wilsonem, oma
wiano kazde osobna zastrzeze.
ME. Byio ich piet - wszystkie
oparte ma programme Root'a. Pc
powrocie konferencyi senator
Spencer wydai nastepujace zawia
domienie: D.. .= -.
,,Prez. Wilson oSwiadczyl, Z.
osobiscie ME sprzeciwia sic zad.
nej tych proponowanych zmian
Z drugiej strony, jako najwyzszy
urzednik pahstwa sprzeciwia sic
tym zmianom, dlatego, il obawis
sic komplikacyi miedzynarodo'
wych. w razie, gdyby Stany Zjec
noczone przyjeiy pewne zm:any
do traktatu, natenczas uczynicby
to chcla{y takze lnne panstwa.
Senator Spencer ME zgadzaf sig
opinia PREF. Wilsona, kiadae
rajwiekszy nacisk ma to, il dls
dobra samego traktatu pokojowt
go, uczynic nalezy cokolwiek, CO.
by mu zapeiniio ratyfikacye.
Ma konferencyi tel mowiono
takze ma temat planu byiego prez
Tafta. Prez. Wilson zupeinie sis
temu planowi sprzeciwii, oswald.
czajac, ze nigdyby sic ma to ME
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Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2
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Bazylea, 26. hpca. - w uzupei
rieniu wczorajszych wiadomoSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-26
PREF. Wilson Me Ustapi cd Obecnego
Tekstu Traktatu Pokojowego.
Sprzedaz Bron Amerykaiskiej Meksykanom Wstrzymana
CARRANzA ROzKAzUJE POCHWYCIC BANDYT0W.
Krotkie Wiadomosci re Stolicy Kraju.
lime granny Krajowe.

skich ma Syberyi, prez. Wilson
powiadolnii Senat, il obecnosc a.
merykahskich zoinierzy W Rosy
jest bardzo potrzebna dlatego, a.
by utrzymac W ruchu kolej sybe.
ryjska. zo}nierze amerykafiscy do
p6ty ME zostana wycofani, dopo-
XII rad amerykanski ME wycofs
stamtad inzynierow kolejowych.
- taxa bowiem zawarto ugode z
Japonia. >..
Jedynym sposobem uchronienia
Syberyi cd chaosu i niepokoju
Jest utrzymywanie W eiagiym ri,
chu kolei syberyjskiej, oraz dove
zenie potrzebnych W zyciu co.
dziennym zapasow zywnosci. w
tym kierunku, Ameryka postapi.
Ia bardzo daleko, gdyz co pewien
czas Rad wysy}a tam okrety z
zywnosciq.