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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
St Louis Sept. 5-The president
is driving through the territory of
the senatorial opposition in his cam.
paign for ratification of the treaty.
He arrived in st. Louis this morning
after making two speeches yester-
day
1t has been stated informally that
Wilson now has his fighting clothes"
and is ready for a rough and tumble
verbal tussle with his opponents in
order to secure settlement. This
change was noticeable last night at
the Indiana hotel where he told those
who we're resisting the treaty to
put up or shut up" unless they had
a better plan for preserving the
worlds peace. 1t has been learned
that he intends using more fighting
phrases. Thus far Wilson has talked
principally about the league, the
trend of his thought being that it
makes war violently improbable, T"
while, without it, another war will
develop as soon as nations with pre-
datory instincts recuperate from this
war A more definite line of argu
ment is expected to develop as he
moves westward. The number OF
rear platform speeches will likely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
BULGARIAN TREATY READY !
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Paris, Sept. 5-The treaty
; with Bulgaria will be complet-
; ed this afternoon by the allied
delegates and will be present
; ed Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
Mrs. Wilson Popular

The crowds thus far have evident
ly wanted to see Mrs. Wilson more
than the president. Womens voices
rise over the mems, shrilling bring
her out" This occurred in town in
Indiana and the president responded:
very well, but she's more shy
than l am
In a moment she appeared, all
smiles and with bunch of flowers
in her arms. A prolonged "ah'
came from the element, but when
there came a chorus of speech
from Mrs. Wilson," she beat hasty
retreat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05

You will find all the
local news every day
in The Daily Express
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24
HELP WANTED MALE

A NEW Investment Arm requires several
security statesmen
All the opportunities that exist In new
organization are you're II you can qualify for
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Character. energy ana determination Will
assure exceptionally good earnings. Expert
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desirable, Permanent connection. Salary
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24
World Wofully in Need
vi Living Accommodations
Like Plague Housing Shortage Has Spread to
Nearly Every Land; Nladivostok, China and Pal
estine as Sorely Beset as New York and London

.ne housing problem seems epidemic
seeaase it Is prevalent in everv GUAR
s o. the world, and what is more, is
ssconing more serious with every dav
y. ~st passes New York IS IN the throes
now, and naturally folks here
"A mat only their city is so affict-
But Boston is complaining. and
v,. onlcago and Philadel phia, and
,at is more, little communities in
a..~"ay corners of the country, never
~'ore troubled with a lack of accom-
ssn,1'ons Tor permanent and transient
sli s.S are now crying loudly for
w. A. =, and charging that folks from
mo ...'es are crowding them and fore
vi Up rental and bringing a lot of
.. troubles TO them.
A. a'assrica by no means can say that
psr,; snVrt9ge of homes is problem
k eas,aa It's own. Long before the
bsc aS's became serious here it had
st Sue acute in the British Isles.
cosssppage OF construction in other
,oIasst' by th< calling Of men to the
nsas. OK 10 the murltiou plants was
asns sso ~ rentals going up and the
Guy Guy 'b~eLslng beyond the supply.
,onnJhdis'hsntal Europe had housing
esco N -~'s hS4tFc new 1Orh or Aii-
rps ss, Boston or Philadelphia had real
ADM ss WI 1or shouting that they had no
Ass - TO live in and that landlords
'"s 'en4ntry by the throat.
Neatrals Also Affected
,,., de shortage here was attributed d.
my 70 Americas entrance into the
md ss'e' 1t was logical conclusion,
.ys,r vas supported by the fact, that
,,oaS, warning nation had housing
h ss. Neutrals were supposed to
Asvs escaped these, but reports which
10 oeen received from other parts of
Il ,s marld from time to time show this
s, Sos True and that the folks who re-
Il "a out Of the war are just as bad
ses. ~. Tor homes as those who stopped
cht,u' enterprise to take up arms.
Foll.'e Tor instance has had riots.
xsrs nave mobbed those they thought
WIZ. responsible for the situation
psevssaad increased their rentals and
sepssaa'ed new buildings from being
srje;s Other countries of Latin
si p;,s on this side Of the Atlantic had
trsa sss outbreaks, but mono perhaps as
1ss'suess from The Orient and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24

Far East report that the housing prob
lem is one Of the most serious ones and
Is veXing the minds of the autho critics
to relieve the situation before the
populace, out of despera ton, make the
situation worse by destroying that
which stands. Large cities of China
are said to be underbuilt, and conges-
ton there is worse than at any time in
the history of the Flowery Empire.
Nladivostok is short Of buildings. A
year ago there wefe ample accommoda-
tions in the city and rentals showed no
increase over pre-war levels. Strange
developments in the Russian situation
changed conditions in Vladivostok. The
number demanding homes was greater
than the homes in the city, and the re-
suit was that those who had money
used its power to secure that which
was difficult to obtain. They paid the
price demanded and secured living
places This established new rent
levels for Nladivostok, and since then
the city is said to have witnessed
steady. upward movement in rentals.
Prices to-day are said to be many
times what they we're only few
months ago.
Holy Land Shortage
Palestine. never before troubled
with housing problems, is sald 10
have them now. The Zion movement
following the defeat of the Turks by
General Allenby's British army is, Of
course, responsible in large measure
for this. This movement, however, is
augmented somewhat by the move
ment of natives from the arid wastes
and the fertile valleys to the large
cities because of the lack of food.
Food, war, shifting of population
for one reason or another, usually for
selfish gain, and curtailment Of build
ing have brought to this much trcu-
bled world great trouble which will
require all the skill and ingenuity and
ability of the leading men of the
world to eliminate 1t will take time
and patience to remove the epidemic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24

sALESMEN. with ordinary intelligence
Will find unlimited field in our security
saving plan; salary and commission Call
Fiscal Service Corp, 665 Fifth ave
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CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING Con
ANY.-Cleans by comp ressed air. sta
hand or on door. 419 East Ash 81 COE !
BRANDT Telephone 1913 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24
STOCK Statesmen

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with cards OF introduction to take sub
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

ABRAHAM & srRAus
FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN.
sALEswOMEN
Have vacancies in the following do
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China and Glassware
Sllverwtre
Shoes
Books
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Have desirable openings for stenov-
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ALSO
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Require several young girls az par
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ALSO
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Needs several table hands
ALSO
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DISPENSERS
We require several Mattresses for
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and dispensers for Soda Depart
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24
HELP WANTED MALE
SOLICITOR WANTED

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SALES

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s. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Foreman
have sold for Miss Margaret T. Ruane
the dwelling at Is Eshelbert Avenue,
Ridgewood, N. j.. to Edwin G. Phillips,
of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-24

BOOEKEEPER, experienced. double entry
with knowledge of storage warehouse
business preferred; state salary and ex-
perience. Burns 6 Hurley. 2sl 18th st.
Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS CAEDA
Carpets and Rugs
Brussels, Wilton. Administer Garnet.

rugs, ali sizes, all prices Plain Nfixs.
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50c, I5c, SIS. Rugs. $500 IL $500 u
Portieres Screens. LinoleEnl. AL eoof
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Tongue with pillow anu hang -nss 10 mat.
cost 1890, sell $500 STILLINGS. GA Ma
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ADVERrrsTNC WRrrrp

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A-A.-WILKINSON Detective Agenc.
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Furniture
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WORN OFT GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT
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Detective Agency

GENTLEMEN: We buy clothes for cash
also sell. Gottlleb. 1873 Ludlow st
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

sci miejscowej, W tym wypadku
wyiacznie ~zydowskieJ.
Gdyby sic byi ten zamach udal,
ogioszonoby go jake zwyciestwo
bolszewickiego oreza. Poniewaz
stiumiono rzecz Gala W zarodkn,
beds sic zapewne agenci bolsze-
wiccy starali wszystkiemi silami
przedstawic Gala rzecz jake po-
grom, dokonany przez Polakow
ma zydach. Ia metoda bolszewi-
cka, zaczerpnieta cd Niemcow,
ME liczy sic najzupeiniej z zy-
ciem ludzkiem, ME liczy sic z mai
elementarniejsza etyka waikiki, III
wazajac, re wszystkie najnik-
czemniejsze srodki prowadza do
celu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
JESZCZE o ZAMACHU Boil
SZEWICKIM w PINSKU.

Poniewaz w prasie amerykan-
skiej pojawiaja sic wciaz oskar-
zenia zydowskie z powodu rzeko-
mego pogromu W Pinsku, przy-
taczamy "a ,Kuryerem Warsaw
skim" pare wymownych szczeg6-
low charakteryzujacyh dosadnie
zamach zydowsko = bolszewicki
ma wojsko polskie. Oto co pisze
w~spomniany dziennik.
Wiadomo jest powszechnIe W
jakiej sytuacyi z~najdowai sic
Pinsk pc kr6tkotrwaiej gospo--
darce bolszewikow. Wojsko ma
Sze opanowawszy to miasto ME
dawno, odsioniio ma miejscu spo-
sob gospodarki bolszewickiej mo
gacy zadziwic nawet tych, ktorzy
podczas tel wojny bardzo wiele
widzieli. KoScioiy zastano W Pin
sku dosiownie poprzemieniane W
stajnic, ambony z koScioiow wy
wlekli bolszewicy ma rynek, ably
siuzyiy do kazah publicznych, ma
ktore pod przymusem srogich kar
nahai ! grzywny spedzala lud-
nose. Stosunki sanitarne wprost
straszliwc, padliua i wszelakie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

Wiasciwy odczyt poprzedzila o
wacya ma Geese przybylcj dc
Warszawy misyi amerykahskiej,
Z przemowieniem w jezyku an
gielskim zwrocif sic do obecnych
ma sail czlonk6w misyi DIR. J. Po-
lax, podnoszac pomoc, jaka misya
amerykahskiego Czerwonego
Krzyza moze okazac pahstwu
polskiemu w organizacyi sanitar-
mel ola armii a take ola spoie-
czeiistwa. OdPowiedziai w jezyku
angielskim personal---very. misyi
amerykahskiej, puikownik Wall
ter c. Bailey, podkreslajqc. IL
misya przyjechala mic uczyt mas.
lecz wspoidzialaG Z Mani, oraz
dziekujac "a grzecznost, jaE;ej
"a kazdym kroku doznaje. Iaz"a-
cyl r6wniez pu}k. Bailey, &c sto-
sownie do porozumienia z rza--
dem polskim misya zajmle SIG
przedewszystkiem sprawl pomo-
cy ola walczacej ma froncie armii
polskicj, lecz ME bedzie zapomi-
na}a o ]potrzebach ludnosci cy--
wilnej, widzQc, re i w tym kierun-
ku potrzebna jest pima pomoc.
Pomiedzy innemi W celach poin-
formowaria sic o rozmiarze po-
trzeb misyi wydclegowa}a spe--
cyalna komisye do Brzescia Ii
~tewskiego oraz do Kowla.
Pc tel wstepnej owacyi pod.
pu}k. Dir. Fronczak wygFosil sw6j
odczyt, przedstawiajqc szczeg6io
wo dzialalnosc wydzialu opieki
materyaIno = moraInej. istniejqce
go PREY ar1nii Polskicj ma from
Gle zachodnim. Wydziai ten. kt6-
rego wlaSnie szefem byl dokt6r
Fronczak, zawieraf piet dzial6w:
administracyjny, opieki mora!nei,
sanitarny, dobrobytu zolnicrza o
raz dziaY propagandy. Wydzia} 0
pieki m~oralnej urzadzif szereg
szpitali, dom6w zo}nierza. klu-
bow oficerskich, %zajmowaf sic
dostarczaniami ~przesyiek / poda'-
kow zolnierzom it'd, starajac sic
ma kazdym kroku ulzyc trudon
wojennym' zoinierza polskiego.
Przedstawiajac W interesujace;
formie caioksztait dzialalnosci
Wydzialu, dr.. Fronczak wspom-
niai re Armia Hallera, lacznie z
oddzia}ami polskimi we WHO
szech, w Marokku, ma Murmanie,
ma Syberyi i ma poludniu Rosyi
wvnosi 81 900 ludzi. Straty Armii
we Francyi wynosza wbrew roz-
siewanym tendencyjnie pogto-
skom 269 zabitych: i zmariych, o.
faz 100 rannych
Prelegenta oraz pu}k. Bailey'a
publicznose przyjmowaia z entu-
zyazmem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

Chi. Wtedy zamiast Emusic
Niemca do oddania nam odszko-
dowania, koalicya wejdzie z ME
mi W uklady, co do sposobow "a
b~ezpieczenia Zachodu cd fall mi
szczenia idacej Cd Wschodu i
Polski.
Juz obecnie wszystkie gazety
niemieckie w~mawiaja W koalicye,
&c II mas przygotowuje sic wielka
a~narchia, re ME warto posylac do
mas zapas6w zywnosci ami surow-
COW, bo to wszystko ulegnie mi
szczeniu albo rozgrabieniu.
Gdyby strajk p~owszechny IT,
da} sic choG W polowie, mieliby
Niemcy mowy atut przeciw nam.
Natura!nie w razie anarchii Il
mas, ME mogfoby bye take mo-
wy O zaplacie odszkodowania
przez Niem,y Polsce. Tie % mi
liard6w (wypada pc 2,400 mar"k
ma glowe lndnosci w Krdlestwie),
kt6re muszq Niemcy wypfacic
Polsce "a zniszczenie kraju i "a
wywiezione zapasy, zostalyby W
Niemczech. Cafy tabor kolejowy
- okoIo $4,000 wagon6w i oko}o
2,OCO l~okomotyw, ktore maja bye
zwr6cone Polsce, jake Geese Cd
szkodowania zostalyby w Mem
czech.
Mic dziwnego, re ola uratowa-
MIA ola siebic takich sum wydaja
Niemcy dziesiatki milion6w ma
agitacye komunistyczna W Pol
see.
Anarchia w Polsce opiaci}aby
sic sowicie Niemcom i Rosyi -
tylko polski rud robotniczy rzu-
cilaby w otchiai ostatecznej ne,
dzy.
Do tego wfasnie dqza komuni-
sci! Pr6ba sill bedzie obecne
wystqpienie komunistow. -
Twierdzimy wszakze Ca
Ia pewnoScia, re wolf ludu
polskiego do podtrzymania piracy
Sejmu ME zlamiq.
Lud pracujacy, kt6ry ME dal
sic zetrzeG W ciagu 100 lat przez
carat trucizny bolszewickiej, ME
przyjlzie, strajkowat ola intere-
sow Niemicc ! Rosyi, ME bedzie
i murem stanie w obronie Was
nych Polski i sWoich interesow.
ODCZYT ORA FRONCZAKA
o ARMII HALLERA.
Warszawski ,!Kuryer Polski"
T. dnia y marca pisze:
Bardzo ~licznie zebral sic wczo-
raj p~ublicznosc w sail Tow. Hy-
gienicznego ola wysiuchania Cd
czytu czlonka misyi amerykah-
skiej, dr.. Fr. Fronczaka, ktory
m6wif o stanie sanitarnym armii
H~allera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

tlumowi nauczke, re kraju pogra-
zyc nj Niepodlegiosci sprzedac
ME p~ozwolimy, re kolejarze pol
scy to zywiol swiadomy potrzeb
kraju, kt6ry Ojczyzny ME zdra-
dzi ola utopii, i ME pozwoli wy
drzet sobie zdobyczy narodo-
wych - ME ulegnie prowokacyi!
Szkodliwej agitacyi "a s%traj--
klein powszechnym my pre-
ciwstawimy normalna prace i wzo
rowy ruch kolejowy.
Precz z anarchia i bolszewiz-
mem
Precz Z dyktatura i czerwona
tyrania! 50
Mech zyje Zjednoczona i Me
podlegla Rzeczpospolita!
Mech lyle Sejm Ustawodaw-
czy!
Mech zyje kolejnictwo polskic
Warszawa, w marcu 1919.
Zarzad G1owny Narodowego
Zwiazku Kolejarzy.
Ma uwage zasluguje CLOS w tel
&c sprawie ,Kolejarza", >organu
wspomniancj powyzej organiza--
cyl, ktory w artykule nkrety" tax
pisai:
Dopiero teraz zaczyna wycho,
die ma jaw piekielna robota ko-
munist6w ktorzy "a pieniqdzc ME
mieckie i rosyjskie wytrwalc da,
"a do wywolan;a IL mas anarchii
Ma pierwszy rzut Okla zdawac sic
mozc, re chodzi tn o Wake o byt
klasv robotniczej. Tymczascm W
dzia{aniu komunistow w Polscc
ujawnia sic obrona intcres6W
pahstwowych niemieckich i rosy
skich!
Chodzi komunistom o wywola,
mic w Polsce anarchii glownie
dlatego, zcby pom6dz Rosy
Niemcom W ich ciezkiej sytuacyi
ekonomiczne i politycznej.
Jezeli II mas ~rozleje sic anarchia
to n~aturalnie wojska ma froncie
wschodnim ME beda sic mosly
posuwat; przeciwnie, wojska bol
szewickie z%aleja, Polske i zrabu,
ia nam reszte zywno$ci, tax, jak
to zrobi{y ma Bialej Rusi i ma Ii,
twie. TAX wiadomo. bolSzewicy
zaraz % zajeciu wilma zarzqdzi,
Ii og6lnq rekwizycye zapasoW
zywno$ci. w odezwach swo;cl
bolszcwicy ~wzywaja czerwon?
owardyc do walk o zapasy, ME
kryjac sic 7 cclami wojny. Woj'
ia Jest prowadzona przez nicl
dIa poratowania Moskwy i cen
tralnej Rosyi.
Mozcmy sobie wyobrazic jail
wyglqdajq kraje obrabowane
przcz bolszcwik6w - nedza, 0,
g0lne zniszczenie - j straszny
elGd, OTTO rezultat ich panowania
w przeciagu miesiaca pobytu
bolszewik0w w Whine cena fun
Ia chleba podnios}a sic Z so ko-
piejek ma E rubli.
Niemcy maja r6wniez wielAi
interes w wywo}aniu anarchii W
Folsce.
w razie rozognienia sic Ii mas
~anarchii, Mkt sic o prawa Polski
do Slaska i Gdahska upominac
ME bedzie. Francya, Anglia i A,
meryka NIGGA pom6dz Polsce, je
zeli bedziemy SLIME o swe prawa
sic upominat. Ale Polsce zanarchi
zowarej, Polsce zalanej przez
hordy bolszewickie - Mkt poma-
sac ME bedzie. Przeciwnie, gdy
Niemcy postarajq sic dowiest ko
alicyi, re tylko nar6d niemiecki
jest zdolny zatamowat fale anar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09


prowadzona "a krocie i miliony
rubli i marek przyslanych z "a
granicy?
Czyz many sami kopac sobie
grob W chwili gdy siohce wyzwo
lenia poczyna Swiecic ma naszym
horyzoncie?
Przenigdy!-s
Tylko glupiec lub zdrajca spra
wy robotniczej moze popierat
strajk, ktory zadnej korzySci -
a tylko szkode niesie robotniko-
wi.
Kto ~naprawde valley o byt
k'asy r%obotniczej,
kto uznaje Sejm i wybierai do
niego,
komu droga jest krew przela-
ma ma frontach bojowych,
kto ME chce, ably niemieckie i
rosyjskie czerwone hordy znisz-
czyly jak szarahcza nasz kraj i
pozbawily ludnost resztek zyw-
noSci - ten WsZelkiemi siIami
sprzeciwi sic strajkowi powszech
nemu.
Narodowy Zwiazek Robotni-
czy zawszc bronii interes6w ro-
botniczych, ME cofaf sic i ME COT
ME pred strajkiem, gdy zajdzie
do tego istotna ]potrzeba, - lccz
zwalczac bedzie bezwzglednic
swiadoma i celowa propaganda
anarchistyczna, plynqcq z ze-
wnatrz kraju, poza ktora kryja sic
zaborcze cele bolszewickiej Ro-
syi i spartal,usowskich Niemiec.
Trzeba zedrzec maske ob}udy ?
dzia}alnoSci naszych komunist6w
j ich stray przednich Rad Dele
gatow Robotniczych.
Prccz Z prowokacyjnym straj-
klein powszechnym "a pieniadzc
rosyjskie i n~iemieckie!
Precz z anarchia i dyktaturq
Mech zyje Sejm ustawodaw-
czy Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej!
Mech zyje solidarnoSc poi
skiei klasy robotniczcj!
Zarzad Giowny
Narodowego Zwiazku Robotni--
czego.
Warszawa, W marcu 1919 rohu.
L podobnq odezwa wystapila
rowniez powazna organizacya 70
botnicza, mianowicie narodowv
Zwiazek ko.ejarzy. Czytamy W
tel odezwie:
,Koledzy kolejarze!
Wrogowie narodu - bolszewi-
cy polscy, "a p~ieniqdze rosyjskich
anarchist6w i niemieCkich spar
takusowc6w, postanowili spree
daG nasza Nicpodleg}ost i znisz-
czyG nasz kraj. Propaguja oni W
najbliiszych dniach marca strajk
p~owszechny ola zaprotestowania
niby przeciw gwaltom rzadu,
przcciw stanowi wyjqtkowemu,
przeciw uciskowi mas robotni-
czych it'd.
lKoledzy! Wszystko TO jest
faisz i obluda! Przez strajk on,
chca wprowadzit anarchie, chca
wywo{ac zamet w kraju, chca
mas pograzyG w morzu krwi i po-
zogi. Zdrajcy swietej sprawy ma
rodowej bIahe podaja motywy,
ale o wielkie i'm chodzi rzeczy.
Przez strajk powszcchny komu
niSci nasi chca:
zniszczyt W ~zaczatku armie
polska, zaledwie uchwalona przez
Sejm Ustawodawczy,
zdezorganizowac koleje i 3D.
ciac Cd kraju walczace ma from
tach wojska, a miasta do reszty
ogiodzit i pchnaG w otchiah boil
szewizmu,
Emusic terrorem do soladiryzo
wanna sic z strajkiem powszech-
nym w Niemczech.
odebrac wiadze Sejmowi i "a
garnac ia w swe krwawe szpony,
wprowadzit d~yktature proleta-
|ryatu!
Koledzy! Uznajac W zasadzic