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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
OF
TRAINMEN TO
Be REFUSED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (by Associ-
ated Press) .-President Lee of the
general committee of the railway train
men will meet Director of Railways
Hines today to urge the acceptance of
the wage demands of the unions.
It is thought certain that the de-
mands will be refused. in line with
the policy of President Wilson toward
the shopmen.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
WOMEN FROM
MANY NATIONS
INCONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (by Associ-
ated Press) Eleven nations beside
the United States were represented
at the opening of the first international
congress of working women which
convened here yesterday. Four Ian
guages are in use in interpreting the
speeches of the fifty delegates from
foreign countries. Mrs. Raymond Rob-
ins is presiding.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
MANY DROWN
WHEN VESSEL
GOES DOWN

MUSHROOM, Mich, Oct 20 (by AS
sociated Press) Fourteen persons
are known to be dead and six or more
are missing as the result of the sink
ing of the steamer Muskegon here yes
terday. Fifty of her passengers and
Women and others jumped from the
rail of the vessel at the captains or
ders. Those who delayed were lost.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
SENATEACREES
TO DEFICIENCY
APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, Oct, 20 (by Associ-
ated Press) Senator Jones of Wash
ington, speaking in the senate yes
terday on the urgent deficiency bill,
deplored the cut that had been made
in the appropriation for the Alaska
government railroad, but said he felt
sure that congress would provide ad-
ditional funds later, and that plans for
the completion of the work would con-
tinue.
The senate adopted the conference
report on the bill.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
HOW SENATORS
VOTEDONVE7O
OF PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Oct 90 (by Associ-
ated Press) Nine Republicans and
eleven Democrats voted against over
riding the Presidents veto of the pro
hibition- enforcement law in the senate
yesterday
The Republicans We're: Borah,
Brandagee Calder, Edge, Fall, France,
Lafollette, Mclean and Penrose.
The Democrats were: Gay, CORY,
Hitchcock, King, Phelan, Ransdell,
Robinson, Shields, Thomas, Under
wood and Walsh of Massachusetts,.
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ATTACK0NPETR0CRAD
SAYS ANTI -B0LSHEYIK GENERAL

HELSINGFORS. Oct. 20 (by Asso-
ciated Press) Lieutenant Colonel
Malone and members of the British
house of commons have returned here
from daring visit to Petrograd. The
colonel said he did not believe that
Petrograd would fall this winter.
Thousands of the soldiers, he said,
were loyal to Lenine and Trotzy, whom
they regard as divine leaders.
Reds Advancing
LONDON, Oct. 29 (by Associated
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
LAST AMENDMENT TO TREATY
DEFEATED IN SENATE TODAY

should start a war until an advisory
vote of the people had been taken,
viously defeated.
Fit Celebration of Armstice Day
LONDON, Oct. 20 (by Associated
Press The under secretary for for
eign affairs, Mr. Harmsworth, stated
in the house of commons last night
that the government hoped that the
peace treaty would become effective
on the anniversary of the signing of
the armistice, November II.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
VAN HORN IS
FOUND GUILTY
0FDYNAMITINC

FREDERICKTON, N. B., Oct 20 (by
Associated Press) After deliberat-
ing but thirteen minutes, jury today
found Werner Van Horn guilty of dy-
namiting the Canadian end of the St.
Croix bridge in 1915.
Van Horn conducted his own de-
fense. He is a former German army
officer, and said he acted under orders
from the German government.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
RADICALS WIN
ELECTIONS IN
SWITZERLAND

BERNE, Switzerland, Oct. 20 (by
Associated Press) The Radicals re-
main the strongest party as the result
of the Swiss elections for the national
council, with sixty seats controlled
by them. The new Conservative Peas
ants party won twenty-five seats, the
Conservative Catholics forty, and the
Socialists forty.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
Il So Hss e. l - *

WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (by Associ-
ated Press) With the defeat this
afternoon of the amendment to the
peace treaty offered by Senator Moses,
the end of the battle over the treaty
amendments is in sight. This was
the last amendment before the senate.
Senator Moses amendment provided
for the exclusion of all British dOmin-
ions from voting on any controversy
before the League of Nations in which
one of them was a party
An amendment by Senator Gore,
proposing that no nation in the league
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
CALL FOR AID
TO ENFORCE
PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (by Associ-
ated Press) Revenue Commissioner
Roper has issued a statement calling
upon the citizens, through the aid of
civic organizations, welfare societies,
aid bureaus, and state, county and city
officials, to assist in putting into ef-
feet the prohibition enforcement law.
He plans a special staff for that work.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
DECREASED EARNINGS
OF STEEL CORPORATION

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (by Associated
Press) The earnings of the United
States Steel Corporation show the eff
fects of the strike. The figures for
September are more than two million
dollars under those for August.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
VOTERS
ARE COERCED
BYDANNUNZIO

PARIS, Oct. 90 (by Associated
Press) The elections for the com
munal council of Fiume, held Sunday
last, resulted in an overwhelming vic
tory for the anneXationists, under an
elaborate system of military guards.
Neutral reports state that the people
virtually were forced to. favor the
D'Annunzio regime.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29

Press).-A Bolshevik communioue
says the Reds have started a decisive
advance along the Petrograd front,
retaking Krasnoye, Selo and other
villages, ~
Yudenich Falling Back
BERLIN, Oct. 20 (by Associated
Press. The anti-Bolshevik paper.
Prisyp, prints a communication from
Yudenich stating that his attack on
Petrograd has failed. Yudenich is fall
ing back along the entire line.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
STEAMSHIP CASTLE
PUTS INTO HONOLULU

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20 (by Asso-
ciated Press) The steamship S. N.
Castle owned by the Alaska Goldfish
Company, put into Honolulu yesterday,
short of provisions and in leaking
condition. She was bound from Apia,
Samoa, to San Francisco.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
COMPANY ABANDONS
GERMAN OPERA SEASON

NEW YORK, Oct 20 (by Associated
Press) The Star Opera Company has
abandoned it's plan for the production
of German opera in English, The
public has shown its disapproval of
the project, it was said.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
ILLINOIS BANK
BROKEN into
AND ROBBED

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Oct 20 (by AS
sociated Press) Robbers last night
blew open the safe deposit box vault,
broke open individual boxes, and stole
$4,000 worth of Liberty bonds in the
State Bank at Sherrard, Ill.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
CONDITION OF PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (by Associ-
ated Press) The condition of Presi-
dent Wilson has improved so greatly
that his physicians have decided to
issue no more bulletins.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
KING ALBERT
ENTERTAINED
AT CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (by Associ-
ated Press) king Albert's visit here
marked the first time that the crowned
head of a monarchical government was
the honored guest in American legfs-
latiVe halls.
The kings visit gave him the oppor-
tunity to express Belgium's gratitude
to the people Of the United States for
the aid rendered to the suffering Bel
gians during the war.
Cheers and hand-clapping greeted
King Albert in both houses.
Presented with Medal
Secretary of War Baker last night
presented to King Albert the Distin-
guished Service medal, in the presence
of Generals Pershing and March
The Belgian royal family were the
guests at dinner last night of Vice
President Marshall at his home, which
was attended by members of the diplo-
matte corps
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FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Oct. 20 (by Associated
Press) Fish prices at noon today
were as follows; Halibut, 29&c; sa-
blefish, 4c; ling and red cod, 4Oc.
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PUBLIC TO BE PROTECTED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (by Associ-
ated Press) The cabinet has def
nitely agreed upon a plan for the pro-
lection of the public in the event of
the coal strike going into effect. The
plan has not been disclosed, but it is
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
HART WILL NOT ARGUE

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. % (by Asso-
ciated Press) Governor Hart has no.
tilted the local officials of the district
council of the Mine Workers that the
state will not tolerate attempt to
freeze the government into submission
to its demands. He said he would not
it's citizens
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-29
COAL STRIKE SEEMS ASSURED
But GOVERNMENT Will TAKE
Observation-Disclosures

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 20 (by Asso.
ciated Press) The officials of the
United Mine Workers, at their confer
ence here today, determined to let
the order for the strike in the bitumi-
nous coal fields, set for November l.,
stand. The men will be called from
their work at midnight Friday.
President Wilson's pronouncement
had no defenders in the miners coun-
ellis.
The union does not intend to modify
the strike order.
The miners conference is preparing
a statement for the public, giving it's
reasons for refusing to call off the
strike.
Speakers at the conference declared
that President Wilson's actions we're
calculated to embitter rather than to
molify the miners.
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understood that drastic steps have
been approved.
TO REVIVE WAR MEASURE
Fuel Administrator Garfield was in
conference today with Joseph P. Tu-
multy, the Presidents secretary. 1t
is believed that the fuel administration
may be again called into existence if
the coal miners strike.
Mr.. Garfield is still hopeful that a
strike will be averted.
STRIKE is CERTAIN
PITTSBURGH, Oct 20 (by Asso-
ciated Press) Phillip Murray, presi-
dent of the Pittsburgh district Of the
United Mine Workers, says that the
miners strike will assuredly take
place November /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17
Little Tots Coats,
$4.08 to $6.98

Little Tots White Coats. of
fine quality serge and cash
mere: smart models; good
quality lining; sizes s months
to years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
DO WIADoMoScIl

wxzystkich Intsresantcw n~a5uprzsf-
m1eJ p<Osiny o pr-HestrEeganio poaik-
haych wRkaEdwSkI
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= OD GoDBINY 1890 DO GoDzINT
GIiSoI Pc POludniu tylkO m ~spssyalnS
RedaktOr Naezelny PrEyJmu1s Lnts-
reasEtoNT TYLK0 Pc GODkINIE 1o-teJ
FRIED POLUDNIEM-
Uprasza sic Q IL m~oknoEei wsseLkls
rnrayyy : Redakeya zatatutae PISEM-
ME, DO m kOnVyeFsacye aSugte ME ma
my eanHut tyIkO ~ sPrawaeh ASeaeGol-
nIcssEej weSi, Osobistyeh Tub ME daja-
eyGh sic ERlatuie E~tsEle - drOsS ko-
reSpondeaeya - prosAny JRSSte siS Oso-
hlScle. HachSwuJSe mn wzSledEie. % O.
koso EodEiny I1-tsJ samykamy gaHstN
I wsSyEcy na~JbardItsJ JesteSmJ ~tedy
B~atrudnieni.
rexo, Hby pIaali CZYTEJNIE-ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB IA MAS8fNIE, ME
EBYT sCISLTwIE i THLKO Ma in
DNEJ sTRoNIE PAPIERU.
Ie8n ufW0ry 1AAAcAohN1cA NIX "1Jy
bye oglOazone, VOchlnnla Je - kosa
redakeyJnyg Jean poARdnne So do s~ro-
IN, w rnEie ME OEfosxeniR, nalety 20
WYRAENIE ~ZAENACzYC I1AbACkYC
ENACEEK POCGT0wY Ma EWROTNA
pRzE5YE6E-
Radnych komunikat6w do 0xfosssmfa
nae nalsEy prsesylac ma kartkReh Cd
krJSyehi kADNNCH TEE ME PREHJ-
mUJE SIZE KOMUNIKACGI TELEFO-
HICENYCH - ehyea " wygatkowyoA
VrypadkaehI r6vnlek oElosEeH, aOtyosa-
evch ruehu W tOwarHyStwach telefon4-
EHnie ME PrEyJHUtemy.
waEelkIs OEloSSenla naleEa DO Dst1-
m OwfosHeA w AdmiakStraeY1 tam sic
\ niemI TrlSae nAie&y.
PodHiek6wania - WS2ELKIEGO TO-
anaJu, R~EK0LUCYE kASOBNE, Poll
rYCzNE I {. ,. ARfskR do DEiAfu ogAo-
sseh.
WsueLkde kOrssVondeneye, sawiaGo-
paienla I L >. mHnEa hye Do~dpisane -
Oefnem a~azyViskiem wraz 3 Rdressm pt-
b-zaeegoI beE1mls1nyOh. lub PodptsanycA
nomytlnIkiem, GlbO vresEets SfoWez'
xOmftet7 - kOmUnikRcy, nj keroS~
Sonasncy1 nile EanSesseszny.
ME oEiasEamy HADNYCH
SRALOwS, AMI wyctecsek, lub spfkna-
k6uS, URZADZANTCH W HIEDzIELE
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10 West 10th Street, New York.
OSTRZEzENIE

Po ciezkich 1atach wojny kaady, prawie pragnie powrocc do
domu, do woinej Poski. Niestety, pokoj chot podpisany, ME zostat
jeszcze wykonany droga do Polski jest jeszcze zarnknieta. 1dansk
ME lest ieszcze w reku Polskiem, a tylko przez Gdahsk mozemy
mice ~swobodny dostep do Polski Przez inne pahstwa podroz jest
tax niezniernie utrudniona, re tedy rovniez przejechac ME MONA
w danci chwii zatem powrot do Poski jest wprost niemoziwy.
Terminu otwarcia koninikacyi Z Polska przewidziec ME MOI
ia. Moze to potrwac tygodnie, mole miesiace, zaeznie cd tego jlk
szybko zostana uregulowane stosunti poltyczne z oscennemi pan
stwami. Jedyny sposob obecnie przygotowania sic do powrotr do
Polski jest pracowac tuaj, azeby Z chwia moznosci powrotu do
Ojczyzny pojechat tam z zasobami. Kto rzuca prace obecnie W
nadziei dostania sic predko do Polski, kto 1udzi sic, re mole teraz
do Pdski iechac, utrudnia tylko sobie moznosc powrotu, gdy on
istotnie moziwym juz bedzie.
KONSUL~G ENERALNY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

typ6w statk6w, wojennycb, wraz re
straszliwym nurem, a wreszcie oma-
via czysto naukowe sposoby Walki W
zastosowaniu przer6znych dziedzin
fizyki, optyki. chemii ftp. Opisujac
rzeczy take, technicznie ScisIe. tru-
dine 1 skomplikowane, autor Jest do
kladnym, a przecie ME breakdown.
ic swego podania przedmiotu - tech
nicznymi szczeg6lami, obliczeniami
itp., natomiast poucza, cZy dany wy
nalazek jest absolutnie nowym, or|-
ginalnym, czy tel wylonil sic 1 rozwi-
nal z czegos dawniejszego ju5 znane-
60, powtada przytem, czyjem on die
lem, .jaki nar6d go dokonal j wska-
Zuje, cZy i o lie bedzie on m6gl mice
zastosowanie nietylko do wojennego
mordowania, ale i W pokojowo tw6r-
czych czasach i okolicznosciach.
Ciekawem jest z%aznaczy6, il ogro-
mny procent owych wynalazk6w wo-
.jennych jest produktem amerykan-
skiego pomyslu, dokonanym W GA
sic, kiedy Ameryka brafa udziai "
wojnie i przedtem jeszcze. Try gio-
VINE wynalazki, kt6re dominowaiy W
dziaIaniach wojennych Ostatniej
swiatowej wojny, wszystkie SO ro--
dem y Ameryki, a mianowicieI nur,
aeroplan 1 mitralieza; z kolei najwaz-
MESSY - tank Zostal tylko roHwinfe-
ty przez Anglik6w Y dawniejszego po-
mysiu amerykahskicgo; inne wyna--
lazki ameryka6skie, z~astosowane ma
wielka Skale w wojnie O~mawianej,
to: bydrophon, bomha gfebinowa, ra-
diografia, hellum 1 pancerny kociof
gazolinovvy, ME dajaey sic przebie ku-
lom karabinowym.
Streszczajac swoie. poglady o Po-.
mysiOwosci wynaIazczcj r6lnych ma
rod6w W wOjnie ostatniej, pOwiada
Mr.. Bond, lie Anglicy wykazah po-
mysly i zasoby w r6anych wielu kie-
runkach, - Francuzi dokazywali GU.
dow swietna swa awiatykq 1 znakomi-
Gle rozwineli tanki, nadtO Nszereg
mnieIszych wynalazk6w i'm prZypada
W udziele; - Wfosi budowali SWEET
ne aeropIany wielkicgo typu 1 dosko-
male okrety mniejszego typu; mocar-
silva c%entralne wykazaly najmniei o.
ryginalnej inicyatywy wynalazczej,
natomiast umialy wytrwale groma-
die zasoby 1 eksploatowat, a nawet
doskonalit cudze pomysiy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
Fmantrop.
Otrzymalismy list nastepuJqcy:
SznnnNHnN Rcdhktorze,

VA AIloliSlh LIS
S1anowny Redaktorze!
W Dzicnniku Tribune" z dnia
30go wrLeSnia, ma stronie 8mej,
w rubryce pit. Voices OF the PEG.
pie" Zauwaiylem list jakiegos j.
A. Il, kt6ry z okazyi jednomiliono-
wego fundusZu ma cele missyjne,
planowanego ostatnio przcz konfe-
rencye cpiskopalna W Nowym Yor-
ku, kt6ry to fundusz mialby bye
uzyty ma rzecz nawr6cenia ma
chrzescijanstwo. zyd6w ame-
ryka6skich, - wytrzasa sic z Gale
go chrzeScijanstwa, zarzuca mu
dwutysiacletni poczet zbrodni !
n~iesDczeSG, ma ludzkosG calq spro-
wadzonych, a niejako ola przykia-
du powiada, re radziiby 1 godziiby
sic ma 6w milionowy fundusz mis-
syjny, lecz - by ran nawr6cono
ma ~cywilizacye chrzescijahsk4 Pol.
ske, kt6ra pogromy Eyd6w urza--
dza, Tub barbarzyhsks Rumunie,
,jesIi zaS ME, to radzi 6w million o.
br6cic ma humanitarne cele tutej-
szego k~raju...
Co Panowie o tenn myslicie? II
oburzeniem rzecz te przeczytaicm
1 p~ospieszam zwr6cic uwage wasza
ma to, by ME uszlo bacznoSci 1 ma.
pietnowania, a ME gorszylo ma
szych innych pisma owego czytel-
nik6w, kt6rzyby ma opinie taxa
natknat sic i przez mia W btad
wprowadzeni bye mogli.
Y powazaniem,
DIR. VI. r. BOZINCH.
Prezes Providers Life Assn
rance Co."
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to ostatnie sfowa kap4ana.. W
kilka chwil juz lezai pod stopami
pijanych kozak6w, a kapitan
Szwarc rozkazywai dalej:
- Bic i mordowac!...
Korfini z powstahcami wpada
i lud ~bezbronny stale w obronie
kosciola, a dzwony milcza i noe
zaloby, noe grobow krzyzow
wszystko swym kirem zakrywa-..
Taxa byia noe W poniedziafek
w zaduszki roku 1868 we wsi
Klubce ma Kujawach, niedaleko
W{ocfawka..
Kapfana zamordowa1lo, lud po-
raniono, a .Korfiniego zabrano do
niewoli!...
,yCzarna dusza" nazywano kapi
tana Szwarca, ht6ry by4 prawa
reka i zastepca ksiecia generala
Wittgensteina, rzadzacego pc
wyjezdzie Medgena. nCzana du-
sza" ma drugi dzieh kauai stawic
pred SODA K~orfiniego.
- Padlec!. j.. Buntowszczyk!...
Jak smia}es stawac przeciw ma
Sym? - VIOLA z wScieklym gnie-
VEN i bile w twarz qowstaica...
Korfini milczy.
Ma rozkaz ~,czarnej duszy' "a.
czyna sic katowanie K~orfiniego.
krew juz o~bryzgala wszystkich,
sciany kancelaryi zaczcrwieniiy
sic cd kropli krwi, indagacya trivia
dalei. Korfini milczy i mimo ma
Logan towarzyszow zdradzit ME
chce.
Zmeczony Szwarc kaze wresz-
Gle Korfniego odprowadzic do ka-
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MA WOLNA VILE.
w OBLICZU SMIERCI.

Swiatta pogasaja, choragwie Wra-
GAIA Z cmentarza i lud z mogia
wstaje.
Lecz coz to?...
Jak zmieniio sic granie dzwo-
n6w!... Czy pekly oba, czy ser
ca i'm rozbite wlozonoQ...
- Jezus Marya!... szepca ko-
biety... takiego grania dzwonow
ma zaduszki ME bywafo. Pewnie
jeszcze jakaS dusza zapomniana
jeczy i biaga o pacierze.
Dzwony rwa sic, szarpia, hui
ca jak W piorunowym gniewle,
az w jednej chwili umilkly.
Choragwie zachwialy sic w
reku w~loScian, krzyz ma czele pro
cesyi niesiony z trzaskicm opad}
ma ziemie...
- Do broni!... ro1Iegf sic gfos
komendy polskiej i nasi jak wi
cher leca do koscioia.
A w kosciele go~spodaruja ko--
zacy, z kie1ichow mszalnych pija
vino znalezione w zakrystyi i STA
daja ma oitarzach.
Bojcie sic Boga! - VIOLA
ksiadz stajac W progu. Ale by}y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

mi, lecz niestety, on juz lsc ME
moze. Jest tax zraniony, IL led
wo 60 kozacy wloka do cell, a
smierc stoi pred powstahcem i
wyciaga ku niemu reke-
Ma drugi dzieh, we Srode Ago
listopada, biora kozacy K~orfinie-
20 ma nosze i niosa ma mlejsoe
tracenia ,,zbrodniarzy." Szubie-
MICA czeka ma swoja ofiare garse
ludu dookoia stoi w przerazeniu.
P~atrz!... SmierG pred to-
ba, rozmyslaj O ciezkiej chwili.
Kiedy cheese milczec, kiedy lad
nych zeznat ME dajesz, bedziesz
milczaf ma wieki.
Korfini mi1czy i patrzy. Stoi
pod szubienica 4 godziny. Okoso
niego zebraiy sic gromadki piacza
cych i ciekawych.
- Szkoda jego zycia!
Jeszcze mlodyl..-
- Moze ma zone, matke, mo-
re kochal bogo...
- Meczennik "a wolnose! mo-
via ci i owl.
A smierc mad Giovanni wszyst-
kich roDposciera straszne, dlugie
skrzydla, blizej i blizej...
Pot Jimmy oblewa colo Kor-
finiego.
- Me! ME zal mi niczego -
now i czeka ma wykonanie wy
roku.
Ale Szwarc przyjezdza, Smieje
sig i VIOLA:
- .Jeszcze ci ma}o tel uczty?
Jutro tn przyjedziesz ! znowu
czekaG bsdziesz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
W AMERYCE.
z DETROIT, MICH

MOVIE seminaryum przygotovav-
cze. - Bskup Gallagher oSwisdc0yI
re r%ozpoczyna juz zbierac tundusI
milionowy ma budowe nowego SEMI
naryum ~duchownego W Detroit. Pra-
ca PREY budowie seminaryum roZpo-
cznie sic jeszcze tel jesieni. ZAku-
piono juz posiadiosc pod nr. 21-al
Martin Place, gdzie zaraz rozpocns
sie przygotowania do budowy. Ia
MIN jednak gmach ten bedzie wykoh
czony, studenci ksztalcic sic beda
W budynku szkolnym sw. Trolley. To
ncwe seminaryum bedzie zawieralo
kurs klasyczny tylko. Ma studJa =.
lozofii 1 teologii studend beda mu-
sieli udae sic do wy5szego semtnI
ryum. w nowem semlnaryum bedhG
mykladany jezyk polski, historya
literature polska.
Synowie ubogioh rozie6w moge
kCrzystat z naukt " W m
naryum b%ezplatnie.
- Ma niedawno odbytJm w4ecu
polskim W Hamtramck uchwalono
budowe novel szkoly polskiej. Fun
dusz ma zakupno lot : budowe s7ho~
ly bedzie zebrany . akcyi, kt6rych
luz zadeklarowano 312 ma sums
$4,000, . czego powatnR iloSd zloto-
no W got6wce. Do zarzadu . poSrod
akcyonaryuszy wybrani zostali: Sta
nisiaw Gryk, przewodniczscym. "o'-
czech Stubbe, ~sekretarzem, Helena
Ronij, skafbnikiem, Max Michslski
/ Vino. skarupski opiekunami ha-
sy.
Pogrzeb polSkiego iolnierza-
Jana Koszulewskiego, rodem ze wsi
Laka, pow. ~Rzeszowski, odbyf sic
przy licznym udziale p~ubliznosci.
lunar, on W Denver, Colo, gdsi'
s,uzy, W Armii Stan. lied. Rodzina
sprowadziia jeSo cialo do Detroit
gdzie go tel pochowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
dzwony bija i bija...

A dzwony bija bija...
Rozphkaiy sic oczy wszyst-
kich, CO poszli ma wioskowe cmen
tarzysko i szspca mogisom ciche
pacierze.
Ia dusze zmariych, "a dusze
tych, co ME wstana da ziemi, "a
dusze tych, co win swoich ~jeszcze
ME spiacili, "a dusze sierot ME
szcDesnych, ojeow zgnsbionych
niewola, mstek bohaterow / me-
czennikow - modlcie sic! WY
wa ksiadz drzscym glosem.
A lud ma cmentarzu sciele sic
pobotem za11 i zaloby... do will
.gotnej ziemi usta swe cisnre, Je-
klein cichym modlitwe Przerywa
i znow powtarza:
Wieczne spoczywame daJ
i'm Panic!
A dzwory bija i bija:..
w TAXI dzien modiow "a zmar-
lych, innym tonem brzmia dzwo-
ny wioskowe, dzwiek ich piesni
n;esie imiona tych zmarsych, "a
kt6rymi naiwiecej iez popiynefo /
najdsuzej erc sig modify.
a dis ma cmentarzu Wloski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
NapisaI Jan Swierk.

Klubka, modlacych sic wiecej niz
co roku, DO OTTO zjawili sic, nlby
ptak3 Z nieba, powstahcy biedni.
Zobaczywszy choragwie / Swiatsa
ma cmentarzu, staneli i przyszli
ma mogilki.
Starry gajowy dzwigaS sic Z
grobu trzech swoich synow / szu-
ka oczyma rozpalonemi, czyli ME
przyszedl z powstahcami ten je-
60 ostatni, najmfodszy, co Poszedi
jeszcze w maui Lecz ME masz go.
Wachmistrz gwardyi narodo--
wei, Franciszek Korfini, dzielny
~powstaniec z Poziahskiego, stoi
tn take, a mySla jest W stronie
Marty i tam szukajac grobu TO
dzic6w, modli sic z rozrzewnie--
MEM.
lynn, co juz posne1i i kajdan
ME czujs - szepce Korfini - race
dac O Boze wieczne ukojenie, a
nam dopomoz wytrwac W walce /
zobaczyc Polske woln2 L..
A dzwony cd koSci6&a re wsi
iekiem strasznym odzywaja sic;
Ma wiexi! ma wieki!"
Nsiadz zakShczyl ~pacierze,