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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
RAILWAY SHOPMEN'VOTE
TO BEGIN WORK SATURDAY
Action Follows Definite Orders from
tho Head of International
OrEnniZn tiOn.

CHICAGO. Angus; i4-Thc railway
shipments strike is off and the men
VIII recuril to work Saturday. This
was the decision tonight of repre-
scntativcS OF the strikers from widely
scattered points throughout the coun-
try after AN all-day meeting.
This action followed rcceip; OF
telegram from the international orEani-
cation threatening expulsion from the
union.
The telegram read: Make orders
positive TO all points. Now is the time
to act. We cannot much longer delay
and if. YOU refuse to comply will be
compelled to advise Hines and Wilson
II necessary, that you do not belong
10 the organization. II negotiations
are not resumed strikers will be de-
priNed OF benefits"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
CLAIM STRIKE CONTINUES
ohciaIs OF New England Railway Ask
RECREATION Send Agent 10
Investigate.

NEW HAVEN, CONN Surus, "A.
The strike will be continued of the
New York; New Haven and Hartford
ncunced today, after the vote was
taken y! the strikers upon the dues
lIoh OF returning TO WORK had been
IN making the announcement. Pres;
tent I'm n A. Porter and Secretary
Lu,rG,asurer Henderson. OF the system
euerdtion also stated they We're
a"altIhG reply TO message SEM 10
acting PRESIDENT Jewell. OF the Fed
d dn, Oh Laoor's railway employees
NcW faNen 70 consult with the fedora
toh OF the New Haven Railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
ANALYSIS OF CASUALTIES
Deaths Among soldier. Averaged tJrht
per fhousand With Officer.
Eleven,
'By Associated Pres. !

"ASHINciTON. Aurust .r.Iv
" Ihe hnal' casualty report receiver
rom the central records Office in
nIHhce SHOWS tina; the European war
me most SanSulnarS in history
hdiie deaths among American on
nSten men average eight per 900
nHohE emergency officers. eleven no..
,AouSah"' ana among regular army nf1i
ScIS fourteen Of every 1000 officers
landed III France $50 were killed or
NoandtG. Battle deaths were thirty
On per lh"usaid for graduates OF
WeSi FONT against eighteen for non
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
TWO FACTIONS IN TEXAS
New Party to he Known as "Americ.n
farty Formed ut Fort Worth
Meeting.
tBy Associated Press

FORT WORTH. TEN. August :.
Two factions OF Texas Democrats. dis
satiShed with the peeSent party or.
G;,; ION, met here today aud deter
20 accomplish what they termed a re.
Iurn TO the principles OF Jefferson
governmental affairs
One faction: headed by former Gov
crnor James l.. Ferguson. left the pres.
cnt democratic organization and
formed the American Party" which
Is purposcd to make national in
scope before the next general elections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
SCORES HIGH PEAK
Asserted No Other Pc-on Hs, go,
heached Su,nmit of Mount
Moran.
tBv Associat.d Pres.

HELENA, MONT, August l4.-Lcror
S,enerS, OF New York Secretary Of the
North America, Librarian Of ,hr imory
ian Mime club and Fellow Of the
MnNai Geosra phica! society, London,
Mount Moran in Jackson's Iopr Va
ioWStonc i'ark. according to advices re-
H',Ned today from Horace y Albright.
ling director Of The National Tarh
~ was said M one had ever succeeds
~ reaching the summit Of Noun, Moran
,MmaIh stands l?,ooo feet above tn. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
CHARLOTTE STRIKE GOES ON
Second Conference Held Yesterday
Fails to Bring CinShinS
Interests Together.
lRN Associ.ted rrcss.l

CHARLOTTE. y. g.. August IL
City officials, officers of the Southern
Public Utilities Company and repre-
Scntativcs OF the street car men and
electrical workers, who have been on
strike for several days. late today held
the second OF series OF conferences
intended TO lind grounds for adjust
mcnt or the controversy between the
company and the employees.
we fee! that some progress has
been made, but The parties are still
Tar apart" said Mayor McNinch at the
concluS ION of the meeting. 1--WE can
only hope that further conferences may
find a basis OF settlement acceptable
10 ALL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
DEMAND WAGE SETTLEMENT
British Engineers md Firemcn submit,
tltfinntum To Reconsideration
Chief.
nv Assnciairh prn. .


LONDON, August ia demand for
speedy settlement of their wage dis
putc, which was construed as being in
tho nature of an ultimatum was made
today by the locomotive engineers and
hremcn upon Sir !Auckla land Geddes,
British Minister of Reconstruction.
About $4,000 men are involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS

Lyric Crowds Applaud Palmer.
Prevailing sentiment relative to the
high cost OF living in Richmond found
instant expression al the Lyric ycster-
day and LIST night in the spontaneous
appla use which greeted Attorney
General Pa!mcr, prosecutor Of pro-
htccrs." as lie appeared in tho prcscn-
tation OF number Of interesting films.
including some charming scenes in
FRANCO in colorS, which preceded the
regular vaudeville program
The current bill for the latter half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
TEXANS NEAR FlSTIC CLASH
Members Of House Prevent Collision
hetwcrn Representatives Bianton
and Hardy.
tBy Associated Press ,

WASHINGTON August l3-Nen,
bers or the House interviewed TODAY Ia
prevent personal collision between
Kcpre scntativcs Blanton and Hardy. Of
'TeNaS both Democrats Rcscntinc ~
charge by Blanton that he was "a mere
rubber stamp in the sense that he
= !! WHAs uetendcd the administration.
'Hardy rushed at his colleague. but was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
10 CHECK PR0FITEERING
h"usc Of Commons Sits tn All Nigh,
In EnOrt TO stop Food
fIORrding
I, BY A..ociat.d re-.

- DON, August II After disposiny
=! tnc rIohtecrinS bill 10y which The
SoNti h!~nt viii be empowered 10 take
"IdsNc action in lowering the hirh
vvSi 81 hvlng, the House OF Commons.
",hi"n sat all night. took up The Housc
OH TINS morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
GnIIiynn I, Sentenced.

DUBLIN, august 4.--Pctcr Paul GALE
van. member of Parliament from the
west division of Cavan, who WAS court :
martialled on charge of illegal drill
ns of troops and the incitation of mobs
against police officers in connection
win his activities As Il Sim Fem lead :
or. has hecn sentenced TO a years inn
prisonmcnt AT hard labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
MoEquito Bites

Just AS soon as you feel the effect Of
the Malartal Germs after being bitten
ny Malaria Mosquitoes. it is advisa
Dic 70 take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC TO destroy the Germs and re-
move the Impurities. Pleasant 10 take
soc per hottlc.-Adv ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15

SEI.MA, Ma. AUGUST li-Sclma's
first bale Of new Gotten raised by w J.
Jones. ovcrSecr of plantation near
thhaba, WAS sold for sixty cents
double the market price. The balc
weighed 40 pounds. and was rlaascu
mddling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
TO SEIZE FOOD AT RALEIGH
Declared Big Concerns Have Been
HonrdinS Supplies More Than
Two Years.
fRv Associaled Prcss.l

DURHAM. y G.. August 1t-Ai-
though no warrants have been issued
United States Commissioner Hugh
Scarlet announced today that evidence
is being gathered here for the seizure
of over S"50 90, worth OF foodstufis.
a preventative of the Department
OF Justice VIII arrive here tomorrow.
the food supplies, according TO Mr..
Scarlet, have been reported, as having
been boarded for more thar two years,
and are the property OF big concerns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
JAPAN REFUSES HELP
Declines to Re-enforce Omsk Govern
mcnt by Several Divisions,
In Reply to kolchnlk.
IBy Associatcd Prcss j

TOKYO. August lit has been
learned that the Japancse governme nj,
AFTER mature dcliberation both by the
cabinet and the diplomatic advisory
council, has inf crIned the government
of Admiral kolchalk that Japan is
unable to acccdo to it's request to send
several divisions of troops TO assist
kolchalk In the war against the Boil
SheViSt9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
Oncr 4,70s hale, OF wool

LONDON, august l4-Thcrc were
4ios bales offered al the wool auct ION
sales today. Good grades were IN de-
mand. but interiors sold IN buyers
favor. The restrictions on the oH-
portation Of coarse cross -breds havc
boon removed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15

MARIETTA, o., August 1.-two per-
sons are dead and between thirty and
Forty injured and in hospitals. as re-
suit of a crash between "A Baltimore
ana ONO engine and a street car Il:
l'armanco, W Va this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
To suppress, Sim I.cin,

i"'NioN' August 1.-THE govern
lrcnt announces that owing 10 inc-ca.o
IN crime IN county Clare ireland. il,
has been decided 10 suppress an sim
EN- snG kindred organizations in tina,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
Mnyors to Gct Aflcr Conere...

ASfilNtTDN. August l4.--Nayor..
oC nifty New jersey cities viii appear
before the House Agriculture Committee
Monday. to demand that something nc
Cost OF living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
Women Confirmed Smoker..

IfI.NIP0 august I $50 HIaNN F.NS :
fish women have become confirmed
smokers that in recent months railway
employees have hcsitatcd to enforce
INC rules against smoking in certain
carriages. and ID has come TO be ac-
ceptcd that IL the women passengers do
not object. every compartment become
a smoking ear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15

OF the week is featured by the snappy
work OF three Symnasts, the LOTIONS.
whose clever act III the last number
on a program. which. while 1, has no
nigh lights. Is not noticcably weak Il,
any point. Florence Baird. Comcdi-
emo. remarkable chiefly for her amaz-
ing LONELINESS. got Il bunch of laughs.
as did Olsen and Johnson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
CALL ALL MEMBERS
BACK TO CONSIDER
THE FOOD PROBLEM
tcon,inued from First Page }


and financial eNperts OF the govern
ment IN Paris, together with a mum
Der OF the representatives of other
fedtra! ,departments: The conference
high COS. OF livIns also Was discussed.
This gave rise to the report that the
government might possibly be consd
erins an embargo as far as foodstuhs
firmation OF this report
Fin Sugar Price at II Cents.
a.. Attorncy-Gcncral Palmer advised
the United States district attorneys in
all parts OF the country tina, the maxi
mum retail price for sugar should not
tcNcccG IL cents. Where sugar is re-
failing for moro, the Attcrncy -Gcn-
sra!s communication states. i, indI-
'tsle. : makins an unreasonable
slructen TO proceed against dealers
'cha'S ne more han this price.
.. Secretary OF Agriculture Houston
asked Congress for appropriations
aEgre ting 100000 FOR the purpose
o. sainef.ns ana supplying TO the
,lood products held in storage amd re-
tai! food prices. II" also submitted
The drati Of Diil continuing the au-
tt nod nov vested IN him under tn.
s. Acting Secretary Of Commerce sam
u. rogers suemitied to Congress an
Foreign and Domestic Commerce In
addition, TO the $4,000 requested ycs.
terdaE Tor otner bureaus Of tho Com
merce Department.
~. ASK for Information.
80. Chairman Good. Of th, House A.,
proprAtions Committee. introduced
resolution calling upcn pir,",o-
,EArr<as. OF the United States CRAM
Corporation, to report to the Hons
the details Of TRANSACTIONS carried nuI
under the wheat guarantee act
s. Another resolution introduced hy
MIR. Good calls upon President WIlsH!
to report TO the House on cxpcnditiircs
under the fld0.0o06G0 apuronris' ~,
for the relief OF starving pe6p!cs nf
Europe. %
-: Professor Irving Fishcr a, Wi.
University. declared at todAys s..sfn ~
or the Federal Electric Railways Con-
mission that he believed Tho Nigh ,n.,
OF living in the United stats la hcor
caused by the imitation Of currency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
~ Gr.ck SCOUT, uuracrcd

LONDON, August Nicholas Az
EcridiS. scOutmastcr. and twcaty
Greek Boy Scouts. have been murdc re i
AT Adm. Asia Minor by Turks. ac-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06
KWESTYE TERYTO-
RYALNE.

Paryz, 6. lutego. - Najwiecej
piracy maja komisye. utworzone
w ceiu zawyrokowania W kwe-
stvach terytoryalnych rozmatych
pro-alianckich narodjw. Rada
pieciu mocarstw twierdzi. re kwe
stve te Fowinny bye ostatecznle
zafatwione stosownie do zasad
Ligi narodow. zanim jednak
przyjdzie do ukonstytuowanra sic
Ligi. postanowiono dac poslucha-
ric wszvstkim narodom, | tax po
przesluchaniu premiera greckie--
90 Eenizeiosa co do pretensyi
greckich. oddano te Sprawe W re-
&c specyalnego ko1nitetu do zba-
iania. Sprawozdanie tego koml--
tetu PGjdzie p6zniej pred Lige
narOdow, kledy ia poWstame u
stall zasade, wedlug ktorej spra-
wy takie majq bye rozstrzysane.
Taxa sana procedure zastosowa-
na bedzie do pretensyi wtosk'ch
poza .,Irredenta'', tudziez we
wielu innyeh kwestyach spor-
nych. Ten sposob Postepowania
dale konisyi L;gi wiecej czasu
do popchniecia swej piracy ma
prod talk, re MONA sic spodzle-
wac, IL pred odlazdem prezy-
denta Wilsona sprawa Ligi be-
die ukonczona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06

cago sciagne}y pania Martin o.
g}oszenia DIR. Leavitt'a, ktore wi
dziafa W gazetach. PierWszy
twierdzi, il jest praktykantem
psychoterapii i re leczy} pania
Martin umysiowo, podczas gdy
DIR. Harms leczyf ja ma SERGE.
DR.. F. w. Jiroch, lekarz ho-
telowy, oswiadczy}, re odwiedzi}
pania Martin we wtorek i zau-
wazyf jej nadzwyczaj s4aby pulls.
,Serce jej bio tylko 30 razy ma mi
mute, zamiast 70. Gdy jej ma to
zwr6ci1 uwage, odpowiedziafa,
re jej tego dnia wstrzyknieto
cztery razy lekarstwo, zwane
,,digitalis". Lekarstwo to uzywa
sic ma choroby sercowe, lecz le-
karze rzadko wstrzykuja je tax
czesto. DR.. Jiroch dodaf, ze pa
nj Martin czesto womitowaia w
ostatnich kilku tygodniach, jak
gdyby starafa jakaS trucizne re
siebie wyrzuciC.
Wediug zarzadu hotelu Morri-
son pani Martin byfa takze le-
czona przez ,,lekarzy novel my
Sli" w Stanach wschodnich, re
ci lekarze mieli cos do czynienia
z jej przybyciem do Chicago.
RRONIA sIE PRZECIW "a
RZUTOM ZDZIERSTWA.
Zarzadcy teatr6w w Srodmie-
Sciu bronia sic przeciw zarzu-
tom zdzierstwa w zwiazku re
sprzedaza biletow. Oskarzeni So
o faworyzowanie t. wv. ticket
scalpers", kt6rzy rabunkowe ce-
ny pobieraja "a bilety, podczas
gdy przy kasach teatrow dobrych
miejsc ME MONA nabyc jak sic
bardzo }atwo przekonac MONA.
Wczoraj ogfoszono rapport
miejskiego departamentu praw-
niczego, polecajacy, azeby ODE
brano licencye' 'oSmiu teatrom "a
zdzierstwo. So to teatry: Colo
nial, Powers, Illinois, Majestic,
Palace, Olympic, Blackstone i
Auditorium.
Reprezentanci pieciu z pietna-
stu teatrow w Sr6dmiesciu wczo-
raj przyznali sic, re sic posiugu-
ia agencyami, lecz utrzymuja, re
ME zdzieraja. So to teatry: Gar
rick, Studebaker, Princess,
Grand Opera i La Sale. Maja
kontrakt panna Couthoui, kt6-
ra prowadzi agencye W kilku no.
telach klubach. Komisowe jej
p}aca zarzady teatr6w, ME POI
zwalajac ma podwyzszenie cen
bilet6w. Kontrakt ten uzna1a "a
zgodny 2 ordynansami mieiski-
mi firma sadwokacka Schuyler i
Weinfeld, ktorej czfonkiem' daw-
niej by} miejski doradzca praw-
ny Ettleson.
do c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06
LIGA TRAFIA MA PRzESzK0DY.
Mniejsze NaTody Chca R6Wnego Wp|yWu.
Wlosi Jugo Sowianie Przedsta-
wiaja Swe Zadania.
Gruza POWszeehnego StIajku " AngIii Mia.
Silly Eberta Zdobywaja Bremen-No-
wy Spisek Spartak6w.
DvVie KIeslei BolszevvilS6Iv.
Zwyciestwa Kleski Rojalist6w Portugalskich.
Dwie Klesl<i Bolszewik6~.
Zwyciestwa Kleski Rojaist6w Portugalskich.
INNE TELEGR RAINY.
TRUDNOSCI w SPRAWIE
LIGI.

Paryz, 6. lutego. - Ma wczo-
raiszej sesyi kornisyi Ligi przy-
ieto prowizorycznie wstep / diva
pierwsze artykIiy Ligi. Co do dal
szych jednak punktow konstytu-
cyi Ligi powstai spor miedzy
wielkiemi mocarstwami / mnleJ-
szemi panstwami o lose repre-
zentacyi w Lidze. Male narody
pragna zupeinej rownosci w1el-
kiemi pafistwami. takze wick
szej wiadzy w stowarzySzen'u
narodow. WieIkie Pahstwa nato-
Mast obawiaja sic, ze jezeii kaz-
de panstwo otrzyma r6wnq ilosc
czlouk6w, one znajdq sic W
mnieiszoSci, chociaz ich intereSy
moga bye i prawdopodobnie beda
wieksze. Pewnem jest przeto. Il
wielkie mocarstwa ma to sic ME
zgodza sytuacya wytwarza sic
podobna do tel. jska byaa ma dru-
giej konferencyi W Hadze. gdzie
plan Eihu Root'a W cclu utwo--
rzenia najwyiszego trybunatu ma
rod6w chybil. Jest wszakze ma
dzieia. ze znajdzie sic pewien
plan: ma ktory wszystkie narody
-,oroJza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06
FUNDUSZE MA ROBOTY
MIEJSKIE.

Bondy ma $14,71s,OOO sa gotowe.
Wediug raportu, przes}anego
wczoraj przez komitet finanse--
wy 2 iona rady miejskiej do ko-
mitetu rekonstrukcyi, miasto ma
znaczny fundusz W bondach 60
towy ma roboty publiczne. Ably
sumo te wydac i roboty rozpo-
czac, potrzeba tylko uchwa}y ra-
dy miejskiej. Suma ia wynosi
$14,71s,0OO.
Suma ia rozdzielona jest ma
try czesci: ma roboty juz rozpo-
czete, ma roboty nowe, juz zakon
traktowane, oraz ma roboty no
we, jeszcze ME zakontraktowane.
Ma roboty juz rozpoczete wy
dac trzeba jeszcze $7,25O,0OO,
zanim zostana ukonczone. Sa to:
szpital dla chorob zarazliwych,
wybrzeza kapielowe, mostly ma
ulicach Lawrence ave., Franklin,
Wells, 12-tej, Monroe, ma bulwar
i most Michigan ave., IA stacye
dla odpadk6w, oraz ma oSwietle-
ME ulic.
Ma roboty zakontraktowane,
a jeszeze ME rozpoczete, gotowe
So bondy w sumie $1,770,000:
Suma ia bedzie wydana ma bu-
dynki szpitalne, oraz ma mostly
ma ulicach Kimball, La Sale, Ma
Olson, Addison, South Lawndale
i S. California ave.
Pr6cz powyzszych jest 19 in
nych projekt6w, jeszcze ME "a
kontraktowanych, ma kt6re bon
dy juz zosta1y uchwalone w su-
mie $5,69S,0O0. So to: stacye po-
licyjne, znow mostly, stacye dla
niszczenia odpadkow ma Goose
Island, oraz zakfad dla upad}ych
kobiet.
PROJEKT OGDEN AVE, A.
PROBOWANY PRZEZ KO-
MITET.
Komitet ulic zau}kow z iona
rady miejskiej wczoraj aprobo-'
wal projekt przeciagniecia Og--
den ave. cd parku Union do par
ku Lincolna, lecz najprz6d odby-
ly sic burzliwe obrady. 8 alder
man6w glosowaio "a projektem,
a q przeciw MENU. Ten sam ko-
mitet pred tygodniem g1osowa}
"a tenn, azeby projekt od}ozQno
do czasu po wyborach, ably ME
dopuscic do zatrudnienia przez
zarzad miejski niepotrzebnych
ekspert6w realnosciowych. Obec
ma administracya Thompsonska
staia sic notoryczna jako rezul--
tat grubych wynagrodzen, jake
p}aci swym zwolennikom, anga-
zowanym W charakterze eksper-
tow realnosciowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06
SzCzeg6|y Ob|ezenia LWowa
przez Ukrai1C0W.
Stosunki " Mie$Cje. - Mccormick !
CzarneCkj PrzybyWaja do LwOWa.

JCSl pldWlC HlcllioHil"S. OS"iSI
lenie i tramwaje elektryczne 20.
stafy uszkodzone i So prawie bez.
uzyteczne. w dodatku do tych
niedogodnosci ulice w nocy So
eiemne, podczas gdy W domach
swiece So zbytkiem dla ich uzy.
wanna potrzebne jest pozwolenie,
Wszystko jest tax drogie, re pra.
vie niemozliwe do nabycia dla
ludu. zywnosc pzychodzi glow.
ME koleja i ma wozach okolic W
poblizu riasta. Cd strony Pre-
mysla i Krakowa kolej jest pill
ME oblegana przez Ukraincow.
Ciagie ich ataki najazdy czynia
dowoz zywnosci niedostatecznym
nicbezpiecznym niepewnyrn.
Innem zrod{em cierpienia ola
rludu jest cena obowia odziezy.
ktdra jest tax wysoka, re tylko
nickt6rzy moga kupowac. Ludzie
trzesa sic Cd zimna twarze ich
sa blade, ale ME widat w Mich sla.
du obawy lub niepokoju. Me ma
+ tam bolszewiznu, ale jest duzc
prawdziwego patryotyzmu. &C.
neral Berthelemy, kierownik
francuskicj konisyi, zwiedzajac
miasto oswiadczyi, re rozejm mu.
| 81 nastapic, ably miasto przestaio
tye ostrzeliwane ably ludnose,
ktorej heroizm budzi podziw, mo-
gla otrzymac pomoc.
Wszyscy mieszkancy mowia:
,,Dajcie nam niepodlegia Polske.
ME pozwolcie hordom bolszewi.
kow jednej a niemieckim, cze-
skim ukrainskirn wojskom z dru
giej strony zalac nasz kraj. Daj-
Gle nam amunicye, bedziemy
walczyc ma wszystkich czterech
frontach."
Pociagi do LWowa / z miasta.
jak rowniez ow pociag, ktory
wiozi zgeszczone mleko cd anne.
rykanskiej administracyi zywnos.
ciowej ola chorych dzieci, po-
przedzane So zbrojnymi pociaga-
mi. Konduktor kolejowy ciagle
powtarzaf: ,,Jezeli bedziemy mice
szczescie, to Ukraihcy wybija
nam tylko szyby W pociagu." Ze.
nai przytem, jak. podczas po,
przedniej jazdy Ukraihcy strzela-
Ii zabili prof. Papee pania lie.
winska, a ranili wielu innych.
Wszedzie widac byfo swieze sla.
cy zniszczenia. gruzow pozarow
rrzez Ukraincow, ktorzy staraja
sic przeciaG komunikacye miedzy
Lwowem a Krakowem.
w jednem miejscu kolej bieg.
rie wsrod ich linii odlegiych tyl.
ko dwie i pol mill cd siebie. Wsze
die wzdiuz drogi kolejowej znaj-
duja sic zofnierze, ktorzy napra-
wiaja drogi i mostly, ma kilka 60.
dzin przedtem zniszczone przez
Ukraincow. Tu tam widac byte
polskie wojskowe straze. Generai
Rozwadowski, ktory ma "a zada.
ME bronit drogi kolejowej i sa-.
siedniego terytoryum, przywitai
nasz pociag. Jego wojskowa kwa
terra znajdowaia sic w osobowym
wagonie, przypietyrn do zbrojne.
go pociagu.
w chwili gdy pociag pedzil
wsrod nocy i wczesnym rankiem.
odgios strzaiow mitralierskich.
pocisk6w j strzaiow armatnich W
cdlegiosci wskazywai. re walka
odbywa sic. zaderi jednak pocisk