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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-24
The Burden of Constipation

is lifted, comfortably but positively
when you treat your bowels with DR..
Kings New Life Pills. The liver gets
busy, digestion improves, the sickiy
sallow skin is freed from bile Get
bottle toI-v-e+,-- +h- iar rirht 2Sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-24
JACK SONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. %. 1919
The spirit market was y. D at ~ with
sales of no casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-24
FOLEYS HONEY6IAR

S0u6Hs 4uIeAIy. It UTIHEs QUICK
relieffrom day and nightcoughs, whether
they result from cold. lagrippe, bron-
chial affection or tickling throat.
Mrs Mary kisby. an elderly lady of Spokane.
Wash, 1888 PRINCETON Ave. writes:-.'I was
sick in bed with lasrippe. and had a very bad
cough thought it eood time to try Foiey's
Honey and Tar, SO began taking it. 1t stopped
my cough. and got better So now an, round
the house AGAIN 1 am IS years old, and as long
as live will praise Foiey's Honey and Tar"
The sun., 1919-06-22
FOREIGN BORN BOYS
EAGER TO JOIN ARMY
Chance for Education and ia
Learn Trade Wins Many
ON East Side.

The fact That n knowledge Of English
Is no longer required has opened tn,
way for a number of foreiEn born boys
In New York 10 Join the army. according
to recruiting officers who are conduct
ing the drive herA
The foreign Language prsss has dwell,
enthusiastically on the opportunities Of
fersd by tho army. and especially on the
schools now being conducted at Camp
Upton.
A chance for education. citizenahip
and the opportunity to learn a trade ap-
peals strongly to young foreigners Of the
East Side and for several days more
than two-thirds OF the enlistments ha ~
come from there, Major c. b Howard
who is assigned to recruiting duty here,
said yesterday.
That not all the recruits are East
Siders was proved when James H. John
son Of Oklahoma breesed into the station
at Eighth avenue and Thirty-fourth
street yesterday and announced to ths
sergeant that he was through with New
York.
II come from n big country where it's
all open and there 10 q chance to
breathe" he said. "Hers In New York
IL you have got . lot Of cash you are
all right; the more you've got the
Fighter you are. But II you haven't got
n bankroli your stArve to death
II remember when one man couldn't
eat q dollars worth Of food. Now it's
just about the price Of q light lunch In
q one armed, grab It quick place"
johnson signed up to mesa with the
cavalry.
The sun., 1919-06-22

tributors to the Democratic campaign
fund to elect President Wilson,.
Mr. Moore then enumerated as others
ON the list George l. Ingraham. formerly
OF the Appellate Division of the New
York Supreme Court; Ralph Stone,
president Of the Detroit Trust Company.
and Benjamin Griswoid Of Brown q
Sons. Baltimore.
These gentlemen have been serving
a. the advisory sales committee Of the
Alien Property Custodian for more than
q year." said Mr.. Moore.
Nov. having seized these $500 pat
ents, they are Eoing 70 control the dye
stun Industries In the United States"
closer survey OF the array Of evil
dence furnished by former AttoTnsy-Gen-
ernl Lewis Of New York purporting 70
indict Attorney General Palmer with
having favored personal and political
friends IN awarding the rioh industrial
and commercial plums growing out OF
Federal control OF enemy alien proper
ties win be undertaken By the Senate
Judiciary Eub-oommittse before the
hearings by that body are resumed. This
determination was reached during q
brief session to-day,
The sun., 1919-06-22
SODA WATER TAX IS FOUGHT
Five Bills I'm Congress 60 Repeal
Obnoxious Levy.

The peepul. staggering under the mi
auitous weight OF the tax on ice cream
soda. and at a time when, II ever. soft
stun should be free. are demanding the
repeal OF the tax. according to tho Soda
Fountain Association, 1909 Broadway,
which sent out n bulletin yesterday. II
seems that the ice cream soda champion
Of the nation is Senator Miles Poindex-
ter OF Washington. who has introduced
bill favoring the eliminati ton of tho
tax. Senator Watson OF Indiana has put
in a similar bill and all in all there are
Ave bills and two resolutions looking
to the relief prayed for.
Letters and kilograms have poured In
upon Senators and Representatives. in
many instances the writer's have stated
that they are disguised with the whole
Federal tax system.
The sun., 1919-06-22
SHIP SALE OFFICE
OPENS TOMORROW
Negotiations IN Progress for
Many u. S. Craft.

Offices for conducting the sale OF ships
built during the wsr by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation will be opened to-mor-
row in the Custom House. Edward N
Hurley, chairman OF the United States
Shipping Board, announced yesterday.
Mr.. Hurley hopes to dispose OF q large
number Of the ships built by the Gov
eminent to private ownera, and said
yesterday that negotiations are nearing
completion for the sale OF the frst nine
teen.
The Offices here will comprise sales,
credit and legal departments. so that
sales may be transacted with the great
est possible convenience to prospective
purchasers. MI Hurley said in addition
to the nineteen ships. on some OF which
the purchasers have made deposit,
negotiations arc progressing for the sale
of thirty or forty more. John E Bar
Der. vice-president Of the corporation,
will be in charge of the sales Depart
ment. and will be assisted by E. w.
Lyon. the chief credit man OF the cor
poration.
Mr.. Hurley said negotiations have
been begun with foreign Governments
for the sale OF some OF the small ships,
but most OF them will be sold only to
American buyers and will fly the Ameri-
can nag. As soon as an offer for ship
Is made the matter Is referred 20 the
credit department. and II that depart
ment decides favorably the sale Is passed
on 20 the legal department and regarded
as made. 1t was because of this. Mr.
Hurley said, the department announced
that nineteen ships had been sold. al
though as q matter OF fact the negotia-
lions have not been completed and de-
posits have not been made in all cases.
The sales are made by a deposit Of Is
per cent. of their cost. the payment OF
IAN per cent IN six months. a similar
amount in the next six months, and the
purchaser Ia given four years to pay the
remainder OF the sum. Those ships for
which buyers are now bidding are seven
from the Skinner g. Eddy yards. one
from Hog Island and the others from the
Submarine Boat Company plant They
are sold at from $40 TO s2l5 a dead
weight ton, although the cost of con-
struction to the Government was less
Mr.. Hurley explained this by saying
that the price OF ships was determined
by the freight rates.
The sun., 1919-06-22
DAIRYMEN TO DINE COPELAND
Health Commissioner Leaves TO In
spsct Homer MIX Plant,

DR.. Royal 8. Copeland. Health Com
missioner. left the city yesterday for
Ann Arbor to attend a class reunion at
the University Of Michigan. where he
was ut ono time head Of the depar tment
OF eye and ear diseases In the medical
college twice Mayor of the town and
president of the Board of Educa ton,
DR.. Copeland will stop on at Homer.
N. Y. TO inspect the plant that provides
Grade A milk for the cltys baby sta
lions. The Health Commissioner will
address the farmers OF the vicinity who
furnish the milk for the dairy on the sub
ject OF the milk supply as II affects New
York city. A dinner for DR.. Copeland
has been arranged by these dairymen.
The sun., 1919-06-22

4. AS TO tho Chemical Foundation, Inc,
corporation founded by certain
pohinent gentlemen in New York, some
them very large hnanciers, with
mon mon Mr., Palmer. as Alien Property
rus.odian' had come into contact while
,t,I'rmlng the duties OF his ONCE, TO
o.. over $500 patents which Mr..
'imer and Mr.. Garvan found on fle
me patent Office. and which they
- su on the ground that they belonged
cTr'ain German patentees.
Who were these who formed this cor
E,auone Well. this management con-
N n, OF Otto Barnard. A dyemakerf
r., prS'ident Of the New York Trust
Sompan.. Cleveland II. Dodgs-and
,ol remember him on this side surely
10 on the other side. Some remenl-
e. me speech of Mr.. Rodenberg on this
1T IN reference to his attaining,
,S.'lgn executive order or otherwise,
W. '.-"' to send arms into Mexico when
so,. we're apparently friendly with that
lie vas also one OF the largest es>-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22

mas tree at the school house on Wee
nesday evening, Dec. "a.
All the men are busy on the ic
at present.
Annie Sorenson is very i'll with
severe cold, but hopes she will 900
be out again.
The Belmont Cosmopolitan clu
met with Mrs. o. Taylor on Thur
day, Dec. IS, after snort bushes
meeting conducted by the presiden
Mrs. Mabel Peterson and Mrs. Len
Azinger, secretary, deliciol
luncheon was served consisting 4
oyster soup, crackers, celery, doug
nuts and coffee.
John Atterberg is erecting q ne
nouses ~x ~ vi Tsasr--
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
heater, December 25th, matinee and

theater, December 25th, matinee and
night.
This play is comedy in three
acts, dramatized by Edward e. Rose
from the Saturday Evening Post
stories by Peter B. Kyne. The drama
list has been successful in transplant
ing the characters and incidents from
the printed page to the stage and TO
have preserved all their humorous and
human appeal The story is of the
San Francisco water front and takes
it's title from the chief character,
Alden P. Kicks, called "Cappy" by his
friends
This attraction ran nearly a year at
the Morosco theater, New York, three
months in Boston, five weeks in San
Francisco and comes to this city
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
DEPTHS
(Gets The Root Of superfluous Hair
a COSMETIC DE IMPORTANCE

Wear the sheerest of chiffons and
the sleeveless frocks of fashion with
grace and comfort. Depths removes
instantly the unsightly odious hair of
the under arm, neck and face. No
smarting, no roughness, no chatting,
just a delightful after feeling that is
astonishing. The hair roots grow
amazingly less after each application
of Depths.
For sale by druggists everywhere
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
BEL.M oNT.
o Q . . e . o y . o . . 9 4

The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G.. Kritchel wish To extend to
them their deepest sympathy in the
loss of their only son Floyd. who
had made such brave start In life
with prosperous future ahead. A
place is vacant in the home which
never can be filed.
The Belmont Sunday school and
school will give a progam and Chtst-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
THEATRES
UEI0 EIov

The stage may have its fun produc,
ing features, but musical comedy has
but one Mosher and Simpson. The
firm assists materially in the plot OF
John Cort's "F'lo-Flo" which will be
the attraction at the Grand theater
Saturday, Dec. 20. matinee and night
Every member Of the ''Flo-Flo''
chorus is perfect SO" and lends adj
mirable support to the splendid cast
of well known musical comedy artists
including: Hazel Alger, w. j. Nc
Carthy, Carl George, Eddie Lloyd.
Augustus Buell.. Rhea Norton. Eli
more McCune, Marie Dantes, Robert
Dale, Frank Masters and Frank Hold.
gins.
"Flo-F'lo' comes to this city fol-
lowing a successful Boston engage
ment.
"Cappy Ricks.'
Oliver Morosco will present Tom
Visa in "CaDny Kicks. at the Grand
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22

direct from run of five consecutive
months at the Cort theater, Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
MISS HENKE is
NEW SECRETARY
Elected to Office in District No. 2,
Registered Nurses Of South
eastern Iowa, at Meet
ing Held Saturday.

Miss Margaret c. Henke was elect
ed secretary OF district number two
Registered Nurses OF Southeastern
Iowa, at the annual meeting held
Saturday at the Burlington hospital
nurses home at Burlington. Miss
Mary c. Jackson was elected a direc
tor.
The officers elected at the meeting
which was attended by number OF
delegates from here, include the fol
lowing:
President-Amy Beers of Fair
field.
First vtce-president Elizabeth
Findlay, Washington.
Second vice-president = Samatha
McKeown, Mediapolis.
acknowledgements G. Henke,
Keokuk.
Treasurer Thompson, Bur
|lfngton.
Directors, three years-Julia tia,
Jones, Oskaloosa.
Two years--Mary G.. jackson,
Keokuk; Esther Maxwell, Centerville.
One year-(Mrs.) Blanche Bowker
Lewis, Ottumwa; Fay Curran, Morn
ing Sun.
Chairman of delegation to next
state convention-Alice Langley
Leake, Burlington, with Miss Beers
as alternate.
Dinner was served in the evening
at $50 at the Hotel Burlington and
there was an evening session held
there The convention discussed re.
construction work and problems and
some papers were read by members
dealing with experiences in war
work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
"cappy Kicks

Oliver Morosco will present Tom
Wise in "Cappy Kicks" at the Grand
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24
'Zwyciestwo ulniarkowganych
we wybof;ach / niieillnieckich. !: :

Paryz, % stycz. Wczesne OBJ
liczenie z niemieckich wybor6w
.wskazuja ma TO, re umiaer1ktooiWanle
zywiolyzod11iosiy zwyciestwos a ! DO 9
lszewiki i reaaakcyonisci zar6Wno
=poniesli kleske. 2 dotychczaso-
=wych wskaz6wek wnose mozna,ze
.zwolennicy Eberta socy,aaa1iisscl.ii
=wiekszosci beda mieli najwiecej
5glos6w re wszystkich innych par
=tyi, wzietych 2 osobna. Pc unfair
.kowanych socyalistach nlajwaiie2cej
sgglosow otrzymala zapeWne partya
5demokrat6w, zfozona z liberalooWyii
.niekt6rych starych party, demo-
=5kratycznych pod przewodniet..
==wem= dr. Deraab.uurlgg;a,,, ksieciaaA1ak
Badenskiego, fedora
=Wolffa. 2 innyehlzpatrty.ii5 n1ajsainiejj
tsza bedzie prawdopodobnie partya
centtroWcc66W czyli KleryKalna, ia
stepnie partya narodowcow, z}ozo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24
Program rzaduP ~aderewskiego
Warszawa, o. stvc

Warszawa, % stycz. Polsskiic
minnteryum, utworzone przez Pa
derewskiego spotyka sic z uzna--
MEM we wszystkich c~zesciach Pol
ski; z wyjatkiem radykalnych So
|cyalist6w, kt6rzy zagrozili gene
ralnym %strajkiem, jezeli. cabinet
Paderewskiego dzierzyc bedzie
wladze do czasu wybor6w W lu--
lynn. NV ..S i! ,Ha n. y: y. :. =.
Polscy bankierzy z Poznania zlo
wi ma rece nowego rzadu 100000
900 marek do rdyspozycyi. Ne. Eng
Itch, banker. z Poznania, :objal te-
Ike ministra finans6w. w deklara@
cyl do, narodu polskieggo w .chwili
przyjecia urzedu Paderewsh po-
|wiedzial: NV chwili niebezpie---
|czenstva Mkt ME ma praWa. uehy
lac sic Cd slazby publieznej. w de
Encouragement paiistwie tylko ci
|.ludzie niaja prawo do rzadzenia,,
kt6rzy So poshuszni narodoWi. No
wy Rad ME bedzie partya jednej
Iklasy. Azeby Polska republika mo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24
zaburzenia podczas wybor6w
niie,mnieckich.

Londyn, % stycz. - Do powaz-
nych zaburzen przyszlo W wielu
mie.jscowosciach niemieckich pod
czas wczorajszych wybor6w do
zgromadzenia narodowego. W Lip
sku ogloszono p~owszechny strajk;
miasto pozosaje bez woody i swia-
tia, m6wi dcpesza Z Kopenhagi do
Exchange Telegraph Co.. Tlum
zburzy} biuro wyborcze demokra-
tyczncj partly, skonfiskowal vie
czorne. wydania gazet j kaza} i'm
oglosic .ubolewanie: z powodu "a
riordowania przewodc0w bolszewi
.ckich Licbkncchta i ROXY Luxem-
burg. W Dusseldorf W innych
miastach EASILY take strajki de
monstracye. w Berlinie. radykali
siedza spokojnie, "a to poza Der
linen podnoszac groznie swa gglo:
e. Umiarkowane stronnictwa spo-
.dziewaja sic re W wyborach otrzy
maja bezwzgledna wiekszosc: Lii
cza zw}aszcza wiele ma glossy ko-
bet, a W pierwszym rzedzie par
iya klerykalna, znana pod nazWa
chrzescijanskiej partly ludowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24
Ottawa rozruch6w bolszewiic-
kich " Ameryce.
WASHINGTON, o. stycz. -

Washington, % stycz. - Zabu-
rzcnia bolszewickic w ARGENTINE
Chile Peru daja wiele do mysle-
MIA amerykanskim mezom stanu.
Obawiaja sic podobnych rozru--
chow W Amcryce p6lnoencj. kaz-
dy przcmysliwa mad sposobalni i
srodkami zaradczcmi. Wieksza
zas Geese larodu; jest zdania, re
Ameryka jest: ostatnim krajem,
ktorcmuby z%agrazals bolszewizm.
Sa jednak tacy, kt6rzy przewidu-
ia nicbczpicczenstwo i nawo}uja
narod do najwiekszcj ostroznosci:
Zdaniem ich najlcpszym Srodkiem
zaradczym przeciw grozacemu ME
bezpieczcnstwu jest po}ozenieesil=
nego nacisku ma rekonstrnkcye e
Eonomiczna. Panuje tn og6lnc bo-
wiem przckonanie, re jak dfugo
rzesza robotnik6w bedzie zadowo-
Iona, tax dfugo bolszewizm ME
bedzie m6g} pozyskac punktu O
parcia. Wojna dokonala tego, re
robotnicv otrzymuja wieksze pla-
&c, wieksze przywileje, re stosun-
Xxi robotnicze o wiele sic polepszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24

]y. Jaki zatem skutek wywrze ia,
zmiana ma lepsze? Niedawno to-
mu Zorganizowana Praca powia-
domi}a Kongres, re stawi zaciety
lp0r wszelkim zmianom stosun--
k0w W razie, gdyby starano sic
przywrocic ia ma stopien pred
wojcnny. Taxa zmiana, TAXA reak
eva sta1aby sic powodem :og6lne-
80 niezadowolenia. a:w konsek-
wencyi zaburzch wszelkich i sklon
no$ci do przyjmowania zasad Dol
szewickich. Wydziaf Senatu miaf
.luz przcsfuchy W sprawie rckon-
strukcyi obejmujacej przysz}y sto
sunck piracy do kapita}u. Podczas
tych przcsluch6w zgodzono sic na
propozyc.ye zaprowadzenia- pew,
nych praw, majacych IA celu u
chronicnia rozwijania sic takich
stosunkow, kt6reby pozwoli}y ma
szcrzenic bolszewizmu. C. E. Rus.
sci, socyalista, kt6ry oderwaf sic
cd swej partyi cd czasu przysta--
pienia Ameryki do. wojny, zostaf
.zamianowany czlonkicm komisyi
ola zbadania stosunk6w rosyjs-.
kich. Zcbraf bardzo wielc waznych
szczego}6w, rAlcajacych prawdzi-
vic swiatlo ma zasady bolszewic-;
kie W kraju, ktory jest kolebka
bolszewizmu - Rosyi.
.'Bolszewizm, m0wil OH, ME
jest choroba u%myslowa jest on:
raczcj produktem pewnych stosun
kow. Bolszewizm jest wielkim pro
testem przcciw temu co lndzie u
wazaja "a jcdno wielkie, zorgani-
zowane. l. nieznosnc vzlo. .Ruch Dol
szcwic:kiL " Europe i zamies :'i:al
W~zrliecal1e przez czfonkow stowa-
rzyszcnia RI. ". W.: " Amery-
&c smaja swc .podstawy w funda-5
mentalncm uczuciu niesprawiedli-
wosci, kt6re gdzieindziej popchne
10 ;ludzi do formowania organiza7
cyl robotniczych ola samoobrony
i Ola popchniecia ma tory wielkie
go ruchu kooperacyi. Bolszewizm
jednak jest ME tylko najwieksza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24
Swift. Armour stale " ( obron'iie,
=" 81. rzezalf. Z" ~.=:'".'|

Washington: 20 stycz. Will
liam Magvini, prezydent przedsie
biorstWa, rzezalnianego est. Paul
Union Stock" zeznajac pred wy
dzialem .wewnetrznego handlu ,kt6
ry prowadziz sprawe pr'ojektu "a!
iecia nicktorych. u}atwien przewo
zowych rzezaln, zaprzeczyf 2 Gala
stanowczoscia, jakoby rzezalnie u
mowly sic re SODA celem kontro--
lowania cent oswiadczyl, re >rzado
we ,sledztwo wiecej przyniesie Fla.
niz korzysci, P: .Magivini. oswald
cyl przytem, zc tylko najgorsi
najeci robotnicy W rzezalniachs
sk}adali zeznania przeciw tich chile
bodawcom, a jake :tacy, przedsta-
will ich W najgorszem Swietle pre-
to. nic nalezy zaznaniom ich PREY
'pisywae. wielkiej wagi. L. F.Swift
prezydent. przedsiebiorstwa MICS
nego '"Swift and Co." kt6ry miaf
sk}adac zeznania wczoraJ zawia-
domi} wydzia}, zeg zostaf niespo-
dziewanie wstrzymany W bardzo
waznyym interesie, przyyczem o$r
wiadczyl, re stawi sic ma pewnyo'
ia p%rzesluchy, zanim zostana "a
mkniete. J. Q. Ar Armour, prevalent
Armour and Co. bedzie ska
dial zeznania .dzisiaj. ". :a,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24

PARYz, % stycz. - Wyzsza Ia
da konfcrencyi pokojowej posta-
nowita dis rano wysiac poselstwo
do Polski. To oswiadczenic zro-
bionc zosta1o W urzedowem spra-
wozdaniu procedury.
Prezydent Wilson i Devid
Lloyd George So W kompletnej Ego
die wzgledem ~rosyjskiej sytuacyi
st6sownic do paryskiego wydaw-
njctwa London Daily Mail. Oni
uwazaja kolonizowanie pod}ug 70
syjskiej watpliwosci jake absolut-
ME potrzebnc przcdwstepne do
ufor1now.ania ]igi narodow, i So
trosk]iwi W zabezpieczeniu dowo-
dow do powiekszcniu bolszewic-.
kiej rcprezentacyi jake status
Spraw roSyjskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24

gla utrzymac sic, musi bye sprzy-
mierzencem~ Aliant6w. Program
naszego rzadu Jest nastepujacy
j zwolac parliament 2 bronic gra.
mic, 3.pomoc ola klas robotniczych
4 postarac. sic 0 =zy'wnosc j inne pc
trzeby, 5 odbudowac fabryki wei:
nianc i bawelniane, 6 uregulowac
finanse i zabezpieczyc krajowe
zaggranicznc pozyczki Z. zaprowa--.
die porzadek:" .
Padcrewski zaznaczy1, re posia-
da :oferty zagranicznych bank6w
do poczynicnia potrzebnych pozy-
eek ola. sprowadzenia. surowych
materyal6w, ably dac prace tysia-
com rbczczynnych robotnik6w w
centrach~ przemyslowych. sWobec
.wysokich cen W Polsce i W Rosyi,
twierdza, re. Polska, nadrobi Wkr6
tee te straty, jake wynik}y 2. Pc.
wodu rabunku j ,zniszczenia, do.
konanego przez Niemc6w. Pierw
Sym staraniem nowego ministra
kolei Eberhardta. bedzie po}aczyc
.cksprcsem Paryz i Warszawe.
Paderewski jest. prawie zupe}-
ME wyczerpany 2; .powodu nadz-
wyczajnych wysi1k6w !ostatnich
kilku dni, W kt6rych. przyjmowa}
deputacye dniem i noca. Pociesza
sic jednakze tenn, re przynajmniej
IS procent narodu polskiego @stoi
"a MIN; reszta, piec .procent sta
nowia, zdaniem Paderewskieggo,
.wiclkie- niebezpieczenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-24

faza tego rnchu, ale takzc. najnic-
bezpieczniejsza. Jedyna zla strona
bolszewizmu jest, re W praktyce
nie da sic zastosowac. Me jest ami
dobrym planem ma Rad, kt6ryby
odpowiedziaf ma potrzeby ludzko-
Sci, gdyz ME uznaje mandatu Ola
rzadu opr6cz narzucania wolf jed
nej klasy spoleczcnstwa innym
Elasom odrebnym, ami tez ME po-
siada podstawy W zasadach demo
kratycznych, odwrotnie jest Of
wartym ola wszel}kich zasad auto
kratycznych, a zatem jest tax wy
stawionym ma Zatracenie, jak au-
tokracya cara, .kt6ra on sam-bol
szewizm - wykorzenil.a Praca- cd
niosfa ola mas zwyciestwo - ia sa.
ina Praca. ME zostala 4dotychczas
%atWIcrdZOna AMI uZnalla. Praca
ME ma miejsca w .planach ma "a
prowadzenie pokoju, w planach re
acknowledgement W. planach roz-
wiazania kwestyi zlozonych ia ba
Xxi spoleczenstwa. Me jest to do
hry spos6b dazeniu, jezeli chcemy
zaprowadzic HARMONIC, pok6j j
rostep ca1cgo spoleczenstwa. Jest
tc zupelnic zrozumiale, re Praca,
poraz picrwszy widzac, ze zajmu-
jc miejscc w zyciu spoleczehstwa.
,jakoz niczadowolenic Z powodu
nic uznania jej Jczeli naprawde
many uniknac podburzcn bolsze-
wickich lub ich agitacyi, musimy
zrozumicc, re O wielc znaczniejsza
GEESE bogactwa stworzoncgo przcz
Prace musimy oddac Piracy a o
wicle mnicjsza pracodawcom.'