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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
"HAVE A HEART"
COMING TO SUGG.

1t should be good news to local
theatergoers that Henry W. Savage
will present Have a Heart" at the
Sugg theater, Chickasha, Monday
night March 8. The witty boook
and lyrics are by those famous
musical comedy providers Guy Boil
ton and p. G. Wodehouse. The
nineteen musical numbers, already
hummed and danced to all over the
land, are by the popular composer,
Jerome Kern. All sorts of amusing
folk, including a young couple who
elope upon the eve of their impend-
ing divorce, an irresponsible eleva-
tor boy a pretty movie queen and
the diverse types found in the lin
geries section Of a big department
store, contribute to the fun in "Haye
a Heart" The climax of comic com
plication is reached in the fashion
able lounge room Of a summer hotel
at Blueport r. l. This delightful
musical comedy is up to the artis-
tic standard established by Henry
". Savage in nearly half a hun
dred famous productions ranging
from "The College Widow" to "The
Merry Widow" and from Excuse
Me" to the immortal "Everywoman."
Have a Heart" is a typical Saw
age musical, girly spectacle with big
chorus, special orchestra AID a
world of clean fun. The company is
under the direction Of Henry w
Savage and is the only one present
ing "Haye a Heart"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
PROPOSE QUARANTINE
AGAINST CEREALS OF
FOREIGN COUNTRIES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Prohibi
ton or restriction of movements Of
wheat, rye, barley, oats, and rice to
Continental United States from Aus
tralia, Japan, India, Italy France,
Germany, Belgium, Great Britain,
Ireland, and Brazil is believed by
the United States Department Of Ag-
riculture to be necessary on account
of the prevalence in those countries
of the flag smut and take-all dis
eases. The former affects wheat
alone, and the latter wheat, rye, bar
ley, oats, and rice, A hearing, to
determine whether or not a quaran-
tine is necessary, will be held at 10
o'clock, March %, in the offices of
the Federal Horticultural Board,
Washington, at which persons inter
ested in the proposed quarantine may
be heard, either in person or by at
torney.
Both of the diseases are very de-
structive. Flag smut affects the leaf
blades, leaf sheaths, stems and some
times the spikes of wheat. Usually
every shoot is affected, the leaves
wither and the spike is frequently re-
placed by mass of twisted leaves.
The spores are carried on the seed
and live over in the soil. In portions
of Australia losses from this disease
run from one-tenth to one-half of the
crop.
The take-al disease, known as
whitehead and footrot, attacks the
roots and base of the plants, rctt,ng
the roots and blackening the base of
the stems. Young wheat plants
speedily wither and die Older ones
may survive, but rarey produce
grain. Heavy losses have been sus-
tanned in all countries where this
disease occurs.
ilC uolSCl " lHC ~ llllCQ otilCp
lies in the possibility of importation
of the cereal grains for seed pur-
poses. Hitherto, there have been no
commercial importations
and therefore, these diseases have
not been introduced. The danger
from imported seed, and also the pos
sibility Of Introducing the diseases
possible commercial ship
ments from Australia, where the e
has been large accumulation Of
wheat, make it necessary to consider
quarantine action. 1t is not improb-
able, according to the Department
Of Agriculture, that methods Of treat
ment by exposing the grain to steam
or dry heat, may be found practica-
BILE. Such treatment would render
the grain worthless for seed pur-
poses, but probably would not de-
crease it's value for feed or manu-
purposes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
ARMY "Y" STILL
BIG AUTO BUYER

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 24.-Pur-
chases Of automobiles and ac-
cessories to a value Of $S27,126.2O
since the armistice was signed show
that the overseas motor transport
department Of the Y. NJ. c. A. war
work council is still one of the big
gest buyers in the industry This
total is significant as an indication
Of the responsibility for service
which the "Y" has accepted for the
period Of occupation and demobiliza-
ton, when it is compared with the
total expenditures Of the motor
transport division for all months Of
the war prior to October 1, 1918.
For all motor transport purposes
during the period of actual hostili-
ties the Y. NJ c a. appropriated
$1,756,215.13 for equipment and $751;
$50 to cover cost Of operation,
which includes such items as ex-
penses Of drivers and mechanics, ga
rage expenses and hire Of cars for
temporary needs. Much Of this
equipment has been sent to the
scrap heap after serving the pur-
poses imposed by war conditions, ac-
cording to T. w. D. Turner, over
seas pun chasing agent fer the Y. NJ
c. A., and must be replaced and in
creased to meet the demands of the
program Of war service required by
American fighting men who have
finished the job for which they went
overseas and now are chatting at the
conditions which prevent them from
coming home.
IN December Mr. Turner for The
Y. NJ C. AS use purchased in this
country 1G3 cars at a cost of $1G4,-
579.S9 and accessories valued at
S40,735.31. During the same period
l19 trucks were bought in England
and Switzerland, for which the "Y"f
paid S416,5o0. January purchases
have not been reported, but Mr..
Turner estimates that the total win
the figures Of the pre-
gious month
The total appropriation for the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

sion of high German artillery experts
sent to confer with the Third army,
American officers attempted to elicit
some details of the big guns
The German officers frankly al
mitted that they knew little about it.
They declared that information about
the big Berthas' was kept secret
even from the highest German arti,-
lery officers. Only few specially
picked officers knew of the locations
or details of the monsters, and the
crews of picked men were sworn to
secrecy and kept isolated from other
soldiers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
F E A t u r E II OU S I
-, UGG
~ THEATRE 900
T ON IGH
William FGUerShanl
iii
A Paramount Aircraft Special
1.-THE
Sjlver King''

William Faversham, the star of
''The Silver King" is one of the
best known actors in the United
States He is an Englishman by
birth, and after serving as Brit
ish soldier in India, he made his de-
but as player in London in 1886
After tour of the provinces, he
came to New York and appeared at
the Union Square theater in 1887, in
"Pen and Ink" Among his later
successes was "The Squaw Man"
the stage production Of which was
as big a success as the picture. In
1908 Mr.. Fayersham became his own
manager and producer Last season
he produced "Misalliance," with an
all-star cast and with Maxine FL
liott he recently produced 'Allegi-
ance" at the Maxine Elliott theater
in New York. Mr.. Burns Mantle,
one of the best known dramatic crit
les in New York, induced Mr. Faver-
sham to appear as star in The Sill
yer King and in pictures he has
proved himself as sterling an artist
in the silent drama as he is in the
legitimate. He is an actor of sound
Judgment and discriminating taste,
and ne is certain to prove as popu-
lar among screen fans as he has
been on the speaking stage.
The story of THE Silver King"
deals with the adventures of Will
fred Denver an English country
squire who is ruined by a supposed
friend in revenge for cutting him out
in his affection of a beautiful girl
whom Denver marries. Years later,
this supposed friend, Ware by name,
induces Denver to bet all he owned
upon a Derby race the result that
be is impoverished. When Denver
hears Ware gloating over the sue
cess Of his scheme, he goes to the
latters houes at night with the inten-
tion to kill him. Whether Wares
intentions were carried out will be
shown in this Paramount-Artcraft
special featuring one Of the greatest
actors in this country William
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
THE PATHE FILM co.

needs Of the motor transport depart
ment is completed by an item OF
$4,000 for motorcycles and side
cars.
While fighting was in progress
"Y" trucks provided the only means
of transportation for the millions of
dollars worth of comforts which The
Y. II. C. A. sent overseas for the
boys in the camps and trenches The
necessary extension of such other
features of the association program
as the athletics, entertainments, edu-
cation and leave areas, has offset
the relief brought about by the ces-
sation of hostilities. Moreover. the
"Y' is now operating farthe' than
ever from IT'S base and has made
the needs of the men of the army
OF occupation amross the Rhine para
mount in its program.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

LET EXPRESS WATT ADS SELL
THAT ARTICLE LOR YGJ,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

Certain articles of diet tenu to
check movements of the bowels. The
most common Of these are cheese.
tea, and boiled mix. On the other
hand raw fruits, especially apples
and bananas, also graham bread and
whole wheat bread promote move
ment of the bowels When the bow
els are badly constipated however,
the sure way is to take one or two
OF Chamblertain's Tablets imme-
diately after supper-Adv. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

A child that has intestinal worms
is Handicapped in it's growth. A few
doses of WHITES CREAM YER
MIFUGE destroys and expels
worms; the child Immediately i'm
proves an dthriyes wonderfully. Sold
by Wren Drug Co-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
PRICES THIS WEEK
MATINEE

Gas in the stomach or bowels is a
disagreeable symptom of a torpid
liver. To get rid Of it quickly take
HERBINE. 1t is "a marvellous liver
stimulant and bowel purifier. Sold
by Wren Drug Co.-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

When the bowels become irregu-
lar you are uncomfortable and the
longer this condition exists the
worse you feel You can get rid of
this misery quickly by using HER
BINE. Take a dose on going to bed
and see how fine you feel next day.
Sold by Wren Drug Co. ADV.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

The crew were under oath to COM
nit suicide to avoid capture or re-
yealing information about the guns,
The German officers claimed they
did not know what became of the
guns after the armistice, but believed
they were destroyed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
"BIG BERTHA" IS
STILL A MYSTERY

By United Press.
WITH THE THIRD ARMY ON
THE RHINE, Feb. 2.-(By Mail y
The secret of Big Bertha" the huge
gun that fired upon Paris, still is
jealousy guarded. From a commits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24
BALFoUR's DEEM THERE.

PARIS, Feb. 8 By mail For
eign Minister Balfom is believed to
be the only delegate TO the peace
conference who attended the famous
peace with honor congress" at
Berlin in 1873 Balfour did not at
tend the Berlin congress as a dele
gate, but went there as secretary
of his uncle, the Marquis Of Sails
bury
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-24

LET EXPRESS WANT ADS SELL
THAT ARTICLE FOR YOU,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-24
Y TUTEJSZEJ ORGII ZBRO-
DNI.
Najnowsze wybryki rozbojnicze

w sobote o godz. lei 20 polu,
dniu miody czlowiek, przyzwoicie
ubrany, wsta} cd stolu w restaura
cyl Golden Pheasant, przy ro-
gu ulic Madison i Clark. i zblizyi
sic do okienka kasy, gdzie funk
eye kasyerki pefni pani Alaude
Kelly. AIfody czNowiek pOprosit
0 paczke papierosow i poiozyi 5C
cent6w. Gdy kasyerka otwieraIa
aparat kasowy, gost zmienii po-
zycye i siegnaf reka do kieszeni
SpojrzawSzy ku MENU, PAM .kel'
" zauwazyla miedzy l1ratkami O.
kienka COS ciemnego CO by}o po-
dobne do lufy rewolweru auto
matycznego. JednoczeSnie 6w
przyzwoicie wyglqdajacy czNo-
wick szorstkim glosem zazQda}
azeby mu podala skrzynke, "a
wierajaca dochody dma tego, a
wynoszace $7OO do $500.
Mkt w restauracyi niczego do
tychczas ME zauwazyl. Przy sto-
ZACH siedzialo okolo stu goSci. Pc
caiej restauracyi uwijali sic kel-
merry. w poblizu stala panna
przy garderobic. Pani Kelly, ME
widzac rady popchne}a skrzy7nks
W strone oIkienka, lecz otwor byl
tax maly, IL ME mogla sic Prze--
dostac. Ma to RADIUS rozkaiza1, aze-
by pani Kelly wyje}a got6wke z
skrzyniki. Ma srebrnej monecie
leza&o sto banknotow jednodola-
rowych juz W opasce, sotowych
do ztoienia w banku. PAM kel,
ly podafa banknoty rabusIowi,
ktory je wsunai do kieszeni
szybko wyszed}
Natychmiast kasyerka, si}a wo-
Ii zachowujac swa przytomnosc,
wezwala ,,Charley' Wonga. kelne
ra, kt6ry CO tylko wrocil ktrchni
& Pieczeniq, ola rabusia i wyjasnl-
Ia mu w kilku s}owach, CO sig
sta{o.
Kelner szybko zbTeg4 ma dol
schodami do ul. Clark i dostrzegl,
jak RADIUS skrecai sic ma III. .Madi-
son w wschodnim kierunku. Tro-
pill SO do III. Dearborn, gdzie na
jego zadanie policyant Brady ra-
busia aresztowa}.
Gdy policyant telefWnowa} po
w6z policyjny, RADIUS wyrwaf mu
sic Z reki, lecz gesty tlum unic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-24
Kraj " Stanie ObIezenia - WOjska AIiant6w Roz.
brOjons - WeIka Armia Gotowa - Czesko-
StOWackie PuIki " ReWOICe.
Sytuacya ma Konfereucyi Pokojowej Krytyczna'
INNE TELEG II A Ny.

lcSramOW trZeCn pOS1dllCOW Le1ll-
ma, znajdujacych sic juz w Buda-
peszcie, oSwiadczylo, re rosyjska
armia bolszewicka dotaria juz ma
linie Brody-Stanis}awow i masze-
rule ma Lwow. Armia ia stanie w
Eudajeszcie W ciagu dwoch tygo-
dni. Nowy wegierski parliament
cglosii iscznosc Z rosyjskim rza-
dem sowietow i zbrojne przymie-
re proletaryatem Rosyi. Stoso-
wnie do depeszy z Paryza nowy
Rad wegierski zaprasza robotni-
kow ! wieSniakow Czech, Rumu-
nil. Serbii Nroacyi do utworze--
MIA zbrojnego przymierza pre-.
ciwko arystokracyi, wAascicielom
ziemskim i dynastyom. Zada tax
ze, ably robotnicy Austryi i Me
mice zerwali stosunki Z Paryska
konferencya pokojowa. idac "a
przyAadem Wegier, kt6re nawo-
lula do Iaczenia sic Z rzadem So
wiet6w rosyjskich, do utworze--
MIA reoubliki sowietow do zw&
czania Z bronia w reku imperyali-
stycznych zaborc6w. Proklama--
eva mowi, re rad zorganizuje al
mic. kt6ra podyktuie warunki
proletaryatu wegierskim w}asci-
Netom ddbr kapitalistom, rumun
sk>; 2zystokracyi i czeskiej bur-
zuazyi. Document konczy sic
wez$aniem wszystkich do piracy
" celu produkowania lub do "a,
ciqgniecia sic do armii.
Pierwsza proklamacya nowego
rzadu wegierskiego komunistycz-
nego oPiewa jak nastepuje: Pro
letaryat Wegier Cd dnia dztsiej--
szego bierze wiadze W swoje rece.
Wskutek decyzyi paryskiej kon-
ferencyi zajecia Wegier aprowi--
zacya rewolucyjnych Wegier sta
je sic nienozliwa. w tych warun-
kach jedynym srodkiem pozosta-
wionym wegierskiemu rzadowi
jest dyktatoryat proletaryatu.
Prawodawcza, sadownicza egze-
kutywna wladza wykonywana
bedzie przez dyktatoryat rad ro-
botnikow, wieSniakow zofnierzy.
Rsda rewolucyjnego rzadu rozpo-
cznie natychmiast prace mad ere
alizowaniem komunistycznego so
cyaIlizmu. Rada uchwala socyali-
zacye wielkich majatkow, kopali,
wielkiego przemyslu, bankow, Ii
nil transportscyjnych, ogsasza
zupelna solidarnoSc rosyjskim
rzadem sowietow i proponuje "a
warcie zbrojnego przymierza z
proletaryatem Rosyi.'
Proalamacya, ktora wydai hra-
bia Karolyi, ogiaszajac swa rezy-
gnacye, wspomniawszy o decyzyi
konferencyi pokojowej W sprawie
zajecia mIlitarnego Wegier, mo-
wi: ,!Misya Aliant6w oSwiadczy-
Ia, re uwaza linie demarkacyjna
"a polityczna. Celem dalszego "a
jecia kraju jest uczynit Wegry
polem rozpoczecia oPeracyi pnze-
ciwko rosyjskiej armii bolszewic-
kiej, ktora valley ma naszej gra-
nicy. kraj jednak ewakuowany
przez mas. ma bye zapiata dla
wojsk czeskich, ktore maja zwal-
Dokof,czenie n: strOnicy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-24
NOVA WOJNA.

Wiedei, "a. marca. - Rad we
gierski podpisal wczoraj ProEla-
macye, uznajaca stan wojenny
miedzy Wegrami a Aliantami ma
skutek decyzyi powzietei przez
konferencye pokojowa zajecia mi
litarnego Wegier. Cabinet Karo-
lyi'ego zrezygnowa} mfejsce je'
go zajal nowy rad koalicyjny,
kt6ry podai rece rosyisIiej armii
bolszewickiej. maszerujacej ma
Wegry. Caly kraj znajduie sic W
stanie oblezenia. Gale Wegry
znajduja sig pod wladzq bolsze--
wik6w. Komun;sci i socyalisci o
wladneli nowym rzadem. Alianci
mieli wysiac poslk! geueraiowi
Berthe,ot, ktory zajmowal Wegry
majac zaledwie 1000 zoinierza
frarcuskiego. Kilka pulkow cze-
sko-s}owackich. przejetych pro-
psganda bolSzewicka, przeszio ma
strone radykai6w wegierskrch,
Zachodzi Ottawa, re fala bolszewi,
zmu obeimie wszystkie Pdudnio-
we wojska czesko-sfowackie,
wsr6d l1t6~ych agenci Lenina sze
rzyli bolszewicka propaganda cd
szercgu mies;ecy.
Berlin, %. marca. Komunisci
wegierscy rozbroiii wojska Allan
tow. kt6re wtaSnie chcialy zajac
Budapeszt. Wiadomosc ia made
szla telegraficznie Z koreSpOnden
oyjnego biura W Wiedniu. ko-
respondent W BudapeSzcie berlin
skiei Lokal Anzeiger donosi, re
potajemnie utworzono ma We
srzech armie 7OOOOczna pod wo-
dza rnajora Georgey. koresPon--
dent dodaje, re niesocyaliSci
wiejska ludnoSc Popieraja nowy
rad weg5erski. Rad czesko-sfo-
waoki przygotowuje sic podobno
do wydania rozkazu powszechnej
mobiljzacyh
Kopenhaga, "a. marca. - Alex
sander Gorbai objq} 'stanowisko
prezesa nowego rzadu weglersEie
go rad robotnikow, wieSniakow
zoSnierzy, Bella Kun, jako ko-
nisarzem zagranicznym i Joze--
fem Pogany, jake komNsarzem
wojny, m6wia depesze q Budape-
STU. Twierdza rowniez, re Kun
zazada4 cd Lenina zbrojnej po--
mocy przecfwko armiom allan
ckim. Stosownie do jednego te-
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Kr0nika ChicaSOska.

mozliwi} ucfcczke. RewiduJac Je-
90 kicszenie, w nadziei, ze znaj-
die revolver, kt0rym RADIUS sic
poslugiwai w rcStauracyi, poll
cyant w tylncj lueSzeni znaIazi
narzedzie do odcinania konca Cy-
CARA, kt6rc ma picrwszy rzut Okla
podobnc Jest do rewolweru ma
sazynowego.
Ma stacy policyjncj RADIUS zez-
naI, ze sic nazywa Bernard +. O
Neill, liczy lat 2S i mieszka pnr.
434S Wrightwood ave. Iatrud--
niony jest W dzialc buchalteryj-
nym kompanii hurtowncj artyku-
low spozywczvch Sheppard
Strassheim Co., pnr. go W. Ran
dolph III. Mieszka Z zona i czwor,
giem dzieci w domu OLGA. Frank
O'Neilla, ktcry Jest koletkOrem
dIa firmy meblowej !. NJ. Smyth
Co.
O'Neill ma stacyi utrzymywa},
&c on rabunku mic pope}ni} re
byf w drodzc do dworca Ia I'll. -,
2dzie mia} Spotkac teSciowa i jej
c6rke, ktorc mialy przybyc do
Chicago 4 Michigan City o godz.
/ 80.
Policya twierdzi natomiast, re
kilku helnerow identyfikowalo
rabusia ze pr6cz tego znaleziono
W lego kieszeniach sto jcdnodola-
rowvch banknot6w.
- Mimo energicznej akcyi po-
licyi grasowanie rozpanoszonych
zbrodniarzy ME ustaje Oto wick
sze rabunki:
- Czterech chiopcow weszfo w
sobote wieczorem kr6tko przed
zamknieciem do wyszynku pani
n. Dorkillo, pnr. 1916 Justine av.
zabrali $400 W got6wce, $3.50
w bondach $3.50 w czekach. Go
Sciowi +. Satala zabrali $50.
- T. Kedwan, zam. Fnr. 1887
Fullerton ave, obrabowany 20
staf w SVEN bitrzc rcalnoScio-
VEN 5000 i wartosciowych pa
pier6w.
- Trzech rabusiow zatrzyma}o
Z. d. Maxwella, pnr. 244S Cor
tez III. pred jego mieszkaniem i
zabrafo mu $41 W gotowce i spin
ke wartoSci $125.
- Wlamywacze w}amali sic
do biura pralni Sunshine pnr.
29O1 Cottage Grove ave, wysa-
dzili dyllamitem drzwi kasy og-
n;otrwafej znalezli w niej $143.
- Ze skladu futer I. Kleina,
pnr. 734 Sheridan Road, rabusie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-24
I BIura ilstsuruIugiezasgs.

Wsch6d slOnca godzinie $40.
Zach6d sfonca o gOdZinie 6:O6.
-
Pogoda W Chicago i okOlicy: Dzi-
siaj coraz pOchmurniej, deszcz W
nocy Iub we wtOrek. Wiatr iagodny
w,schodni, jutrO silny.
=
Temperature dOby miniOnej: Maj.
wylsza wczoraj o gOdzinie 8 wieczo-
rem: A storni, najniisza o godzinie
8 rano: So stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-24
POLSKA OTRZYMA
GDANSK

Paryz, "a. marca. - Rada DIE
sieciu otrzymafa podczas sobot--
niej swej sesyi move sprawozda-
rie cd komisyi mad kwestya pol
ska. Chociaz sprawozdanie to O.
mawiano ma tenn posiedzeniu
przez czas diuzszy, odlozono je-
dnak decyzye ma pozniej, wediug
urzedowego zawiadomienia pod
koniec sesyi. Dalsza egzaminacya
W tel sprawie rownoczesnie z
kwcstya granicy niemiecko-pol--
skiej odbedzie sic W poniedzialek.
Pewna wiadomo5c mowi, re A
lianci ostatecznie zgodzil sic ma
oddanie Polsce Gdanska wraz z
korytarzem wdzluz Wisly Cd Po-
znanskiego do morza Baftyckie-
60.
Dzisiaj takzc zadccyduje Rada
Aliantow w sprawie wyslania ar
mil polskiej genera'a Hallera do
Polski. Rada zastanowi sic takze,
jok nalezy postapic wobec zerwa-
mia ukfadow przez Nicmcow W
Poznaniu w kwestyach obchodza-
cych rownoczesnie Polske i
Niemcy.
NIEMCY STAWIAJA OPoR.
Kopenhaga, "a. marca., - Ma
posiedzeniu komisyi rozejmowej
w czwartek general baron Man,
merstein przesiai note do genera
IA Nudant, przedstawiciela mar
sza}ka Focha, re Rad niemiecki
ME moze w zadnym wypadku po-
zwolic ma wyladowanie wojsk
polskich w Gdaisku przemasze-
rowanie ich przez kraj, poniewaz
to ,,doprowadzifoby do krwawego
przesladowania ME podlegajacej
dyskusyi wiekszosci niemieckiej
w Prusach zachodnich."
Nota mowi takze. il Rad "a
bronil podrozowania alianckim i
polskim oficerom bez pozwolenia
ma terytoryum ma wschod cd
Wisiy. General Nudant, zwraca-
JAG uwage ma to, re nota katego-
rycznie odrzuci1a wszystkie pro-
pozycye i zadania panstw sprzy-
r1ierzonych, zaznaczyf, re przesle
ia do marszalka Focha.
NIEMCY LAMA PUNKT
TRZYNASTY.
Paryz, "a. marca. - Gala wscho
dnia sytuacya europejska jest
nadzwyczaj grczna. w sobote
popoiudniu zgromadzi4a sic Gala
Rada dziesieciu omawiaia kwe-
stye wysiania ami polskiej pod
eeneraiem Hallerem do Polski
przez Gdansk, ale ME doszla do
zadnej konkluzyi, odk}adajac ca
la sprawe do poniedzialku, pisze
correspondent Hedin. Niemieckie
wladze urzedownie zawiadomi}y
eeneraia Dupont, naczelnika
francuskiej misyi w Niemczech,
re ME pozwola ma wyladowanie
wojsk polskich W Gdansku
wbrew szesnastemu artyku}owi
rozejmu, ktory przewiduje TAXI
przemarsz. Nadto Niency zabra-