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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17
Literature.


/ used to care for Bobby Burns.
/ liked Lord Byron, too.
Now my poetic longing turns
To compositions new,
Which bring US moderns more delight
Than Shakespeare brought our dads.
1t keeps me sitting up at night
To read the motor ads.
Oh, skies so blue! Oh, field so green !!
Oh, heroines so fair!
How Fancy glorifies the scene
With beauty everywherei
No ancient bard with rhythmics phrase
Shall claina my hard-won scads.
Let brighter dreams rejoice my days.
m rid IA potpx IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17

Feeding bolshevists would require
strong guard to prevent the supply
train from being looted before an even
divide could be effected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17

The politician who insists on "treat-
ing all the boys" as a part of his
electioneering program win have to
use ice cream soda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17

Russia is relying on the fact that
after affairs have become as bad as
possible they are absolutely certain to
improve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17

The crown prince is considered
better hand with billiard cue than
he ever was with an army rife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17

The bootlegger will be stopped, even
if it takes constitutional amendment
TO do the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17
Too Safe.
Developing a Theorist.

Developing Theorist.
"Jud Tunkins says he's scientific
farmer"
"Yep," returned Farmer Corntossel.
"Jud has got SO scientific he'd rather
put in Ill his time attendin' lectures
than run cultiyator'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17

There are interims of discreet silence
even in a system of pitiiess publicity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12
Never Such a
REMEDY FOR PILES

It will cost any sufferer So cents %
prove that bleeding. itching or protrud-
piles. no matter how chronic or how
painful. ca nquickly he helped
Go 10 E J.. Reid Calumet Bid. East
Chicago; Central Drug Store. Indiana
Harbor. Harry's Drug Store, Citizens
Bldg. Hammond Ind. Mattcrn Drug
Co. whiting Ind. today hand E. L.
Reid Calumet Bldg. East Chicago; Cen
trail Drug Store. Indiana Harhor, Harrys
Drug Store, Citizens Bid. Hammond,
Ind or Mattern Drug CO. Whiting. Ind.
30 cents. say II want jar OF San Cura
Ointment" and IL you aren't satisfied
your money back
Yes. and more. try San Cura ONT
ment for old sores that people say will
never heal. for fever sores. for itching
skin. eczema letter. salt rhelm, chap
ped hands. face or lips, for uIc.rs. car-
buncles. boils. sore NIPPLES and broken
breasts.
ri draws out poison. that's the secret
81 the wonderful success of San Cura
Ointment. that's why it 50 quickly
heals scalds burns. cuts and bruises.
It's best to use san Cura SOAP at all
times. il Is great aid in hanishing
pimples. blackheads and the germs Of
disease % cents Thompson Medical
Co Titusyille Pa.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12

the program amplify the high points or
main sub-topics in the subject under
investigation. If club members would
use notebooks IN study and during pro-
grams greater benefit would he obtained
2. Call on the service Of experts often
er both as speakers on your program and
IS advisers in making your programs.
The service Of Your State university and
other state educational institutions and
your state library are a your disposal
and fees for such service are very small.
10. Choose 4 subject OF present da J
interest and importance. We desire a
knowledge Fl the past 10 explain the
present and guide the future BE sure
You study functions in the present.
II. Be sure also your study will ulti-
mately function in action. 1t is MOI
enough to have elaborate programs and
talk about social welfare and civic adj
yancement. We should study conditions
as they exist. projected plans and expert
ments for betterment and then undertake
concrete work in our own communities
One piece Of civic work each year in
each community BY each club" should be
our slogan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12

with this train is the fact that mora
than half Of the passengers are gen.
orally registered from New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Boston and other
American cities. a considerable num-
Der being booked for Banff, Lake
Louise and points west.
One thinks Of a transcontinenta.
train as single unit. but in reality
il is made up Of a number of com
plete units. A daily service, the try
being four days. requires four trains
running each way simultaneously.
The equipment Of the new de luxe
train has an estimated value OF
S6,OO0,000. using for the daily run
eastbound and westbound. SO sleep
ing cars. compartment cara. IL
diners and "a locomotives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12

first Of the railroads 60 help the
business man.
On June lst the first Trans
Canada "-the new transcontinental
express of the c. P. R.-pulled out
of the Windsor ST. Station in Mon
treal tilled 70 capacity on its three
thousand mile run to Vancouver.
This is the fastest transcoatinental
train in the world, making the trip
from Montreal TO Vancouver in less
than four DAYS. to be exact, 90 hours
and 30 minutes. and from Vancouver
TO Montreal in 80 hours 15 minutes.
the run being made without change
of cars.
A whole business day is thus saved
for the Business Man-in-a Hurry.
An interesting point in connecticut
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12
Fashions Forecast
By Annabel Worthington.
LADY's DRESS.

The uneven tunic and the bloused oack
panel !. E the two features which mark
this dress as among the newest of the sea
sons models. No. 1862 has q kimono
waist. With sleeves in either long or short
length. b oval neck may be tinish-.
18th a standing collar or with plated
frili The dress closes under the loose
ok panel The two piece skirt is gath
cred st reguls ton waistline, but the t.-nic
is gathered at the slight, ra.set waist
fne.
7 lays dress No 9se2 Is cnt in size
"A TO 4c inches bust measure Width al
lower edge is III ards The IS inch size
requires yards Of SO inch material with
* yard Of SO Inch contrasting material
Price 10 centa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12

Now that the era OF reconstruction
Is here, the business man. who has
heer taxed to the limit, bought bonds
TO his capacity and given until it
hurts is to be considered again He
is to be permitted TO get from place
to place quickly. his freight is TO be
handled promptly and he is to be
piven every assistance to revitalize
the business of America. The rail-
was are the veins and arteries upon
which q healthy business body must
depend. therefore normally much Of
his help must come from them.
The Canadian Pacific. which has
been under private control during
the whole four years of war and the
six months Of readiustment, is the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12
INSTRUMENTATION PRoGRAz.

AGE ORGANIZATION PROGEAA.
Federation members will be interested
in the following announcement in the
interest of Americanizatfon. which has
been sent out TO club presidents b. Mrs
Thomas 9. Winter director Of Ameri-
csnization of the General Federation Of
Nomen's Clubs. correiating the work 81
the eleven departments Of work.
Reco gnizing the Americaniza tion-the
Welding Of America into a strong self
understanding and unified nation-is
perhaps the most vital issue before us
today, the eleven departments Of work
of the General Federation have agreed
TO concentrate upon definite working
plans for club work in this line. An ex-
ceedinEly hne educational program Has
already been arranged BY Mrs. Frank
Gibson Of Los Angeles. and may be pro-
cured by applying to Mrs. Q. Shepard
Barnum. 3I2 s. Fifth st. Alhambra
Calf. chairman Of Education. @ + ~
c.. Following this sou Will soon re-
eeive, free Of charge. a comprehensive
outline giving the definite suggestions &c
the ten remaining departments. showing
that work can be done in Americanizatlon
along their several lines. We earnestly
hope that you will cooperate by putting
This in 4 foremost place in your next
winters work. 900 900 club women
working for Americanization. While the
pamphlet will be sent free Of charge to-
all clubs having direct membership il
the General Federation. presidents ma
obtain extra copies at cost. probably
about five cents each"
MRS. PATTERSON EoNoRED.
Mrs ]. A Patterson. chairman of
Amertcanization Of the Indiana Fedora
ton Of Clubs has twice been honored by
having her articles on characterization
published In the General Federation
Magazine The following article ap-
pears in the July number of the maga-
Etne:
If II is possible to finance ii. have
an institute where az least one good
speaker on the subject IF Aniericaniza-
ton would appear before an audience III
women Who are interested in the work,
also Of women who are willing g he-
come interested. This scheme may re
carried out as far as time and funds
will permit. having more meeting and
greater number Of speakers The Ems
lsh-spea king public must b. aroused %
the necessity for the work
Have The following topics placed on
she club program for the coming year
/. characterization and Our Country.
. The Relation 81 Augmentation T.
tne Industrial ProniemS
8 how Is the Home Affected ~ Amer
ieanlzation'
:. Inc importance of the Sehool IN the
Work q AUGMENTATION
How VIII suffrase Grid Lahor.
Women IN industry Be hanged BY
Arnericanization?
8. VIII There Re Much Difference n
Your Town When Anlericanization Is
Partly Accomplished If So. state what
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12


scther much Will have been accom-
plished
PHoToPLAY INDoRSERS MAKE
ANNUAL REPORT.
The indianapolis Indorsers Of Photo
PLAYS. branch or the indiana Fedora
ton or clubs. and also afiliated with the
General Federation or Clubs. has issued
its fifth annual report. The board visit
ed 364 PLAYS this last year. notWith-
standing the fact that picture houses
We're closed for several weeks on &C
count or the influenza epidemic. or this
rumber III we're placed on the Endorsed
list Twenty thousand bulletins have
been published throughout the city AMI
state and BY other means rleas have been
made for better rhotoplays. The Indi-
annapolis board IS making effort 70
secure pictures which will cultivate the
taste and furnish higher ideals
CLUB PROGRAM SUGGESTIONS.
The following suggestions by Mrs.
Bessie Leach Priddy chairman Of Civics.
e. + " 6. appearing in the July Cen
eral Federation Magazine. viii be help
ful u clubs in the preparation Of pro-
grams tor the coming year:
The club movement was once for per-
sonal culture and social enjoyment. II
IS NJ longer So.
2 club women Of today are largely
high school and college graduates.
= The club spirit Of today i baptized
with the twentieth century spirit Of so
cial service
& Now i a golden opportunity for in
spring women to social and civic serv-
ice-they have learned how 70 work
how to cooperate.
5. The means Of their Inspiration Is
the club program-program makers arc
responsible for club interest and club
activities.
s. Build the program around subject
worthy Of years study and discussion
don't have these scrappy-pink tea
programs. with a haIf-hour to art =
half hour 70 the pyramids Of Egypt and
twenty minutes for civics.
Z Choose a years subject from topics
on which there is a considerable amount
Of authoritative literature.
s Make out a reading list fer the ger
eral use of the club-that they may read
Ia the subject Of the years study Lit
tie can be absorbed from papers read Is
an audience who are not themselves
studying along the same line. Have 4
course 81 study made cut for the use
of the club and then give the topics for
Papers out in such = way as Il haee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12
$500
Buys A
Lot
That Home Place Now

PRICE WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF EVERY
TON
HE WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENTS IN HAMMOND
ST CHICAGO.
in Hammond Get your share Don't live to regrets
est of profits.
Holman street just south Of Court House, sold last
S29O00O0 The owners prominent Hammond business
The of that lot nine years let go
- 600, Wake up this thing will be repeated all Ham
z PART OF THE PROFITS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12

Advertise in The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-12
Official News Bulletin of Indiana
Federation Of Women's Clubs
by sa nair1naa-

taken. do a little here and a little there
as the opportunity presents itself. and
finally. when these trifes are all put to-
scther much viii have been accom-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Socyalisci Polscy przeciw oszczer-.
czej kampanii.

Warszawa, Is ezerwca. - Organ
eentralny polskiej partyi socyalisty-
cSnej, ,,Robotnik", energicznie po-
tepia prowadzona zagranica kampa-
MIA ~oszczercza przeciw Polsce. zle
poinformowani socyalisci francuscy,
jak n. D. posiowie Longuet ct Cachin
(obrohcy bo1szewi1mu) wystapili z
napascia ma rzekomy im%peryalizm
polski, ktory W rzeczywisto$ci jest
tylko ruchem, zm~ierzajacym do o.
brony kraju pred anarchia NOS
kiewska.
,,Niesiusznie - pisze wspomnia-
ny dziennik socyalistyczny - now
sic o .,reakeyi" W Poisce. Kraj nasz
zrealizowat przeciez caly szereg re-
form acknowledgement, kt6rych do
tad napr6ino w~yczekuja We Francyi.
Gas. by nasi towarzysze zachodni
przestali ulegat fascynacyi barba-
rzyhc6w z Moskwy / oszustw . Ber-
lima.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
KRONIKA POLSKA

Agencya VOLTA donosi z Berlina
pod date Is czerwca:
Szereg wysoce niepokojacych VIA
domosci o pogorszeniu sic sytuacyi
ma poisko-niemieckiej linii demar-
kacyjnei skionii ministra stane,
Erzbergera do wysiania wczoraj IL
stu do generala Duponta, szefa mr.
syi ~frsneuskiej W Berlinie. w pismie
SVEN ~osWiadcsyl Erzbergsr misdzy
inremi;
,,Armia Hallera, jedna z francu-
skich Armii C), ziozona w znacz-
>nej wiekszosci z Polak6w, jenc6w
wojennyeh niemieckich i austryac-
kich, a o~beenych rodak6w polskieh,
wcielena zestaia W sklad armii pol
skiej. Rzeczpospolita Polska znajdu-
= sic ma stopie wojennej q Mem a
mi i lpoeiada prawo uzyc armii Hal
lera przeciw Niemcom. Ma rozkaz
ministra wejny 2 dnia 5 czerwca =.
1919, dwie dywizye armii Hallera
beda W najblizszyeh dniach przenie-
stone i rozmieszczons ma calym
froncie. TIE zarzadzenIa polskie sprze
ciwiaja sic ugodzie ~rozejmowej, ja-
ko tet slownym zapewnieniom, da-
Rym przez marszalka Fecha. VIA
de miejscows sa W stanie nadzwy-
czajnego wzburzenia, co latwo Wy
wola6 moae pozaloVania godne kon
flikty".
Kohczy Erzberger aadaniem ma
tychmiastowych Wyja$nien j krok0w
zaradczycb, gdyz W przeciwnym ra-
zie Rad niemiecki zmuszony bedzie
przerwaG transporty armii 1Tallera
z Francyi do Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Money o ar1mif Halera.

2 Berlina pisa do ,.Frankfurter
Ztg" ped data IL czerwca:
Dotychczas tFsagpettRni afmii
generals Hallsra przybyio do Pol
ski 10000 aoiuierEy 2 goo armata-
mi polowemi, so dsiaiami cie5ktsmi,
oraz . 15e tsnkami Ma krotki czas
Niemcy 'zastsnowili to traAspoFty, q
to . tel ~pszyesyny, te ME adsylane
i'm. pustych poeisgow. Kiedy W nocy
z IL ma 10 czerwca powr6cif 1edsn
pocisg pusty ma przestrzeni Wscho-
wa = Leszno. podjeto bezwlocznie
dalsze transporty wojsh ~polskich.
W koncu sapewnia ,.FFankfufter
Zeitung", Il wsdle ostatnich infor-
macyi, ME ulsSa, aadRej wastpliwo-
Sci, IL #ojsks Hsilsra 80 ~skoneeptre
wans mad krRnica niemiecka i So
przeznacsone do saatakowania te-
rytoryum n~iemieckies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Wypadki W krsju 2 dnia 1-go ezerwca,
1919 rOku.
sPRAWY cG6LNE 1 POLITYCzNE.

DOkOia rZadu.
Kandydaci do ambasad: LOndyn -
Ksiadz SapiGha, KwiryIai X. Skin
munt, BuhaFeSZt - A. Skrzynski, -
SZtekholm. Z. MIchaiOwski, kOpenha-
ga, \. Dzieduszyeki. lime Egodnie z po-
przedniemi in~formacyami.
Pogioski o zamisrze Sprzedania I. A.
geneyi X. T. kOnSorcyum finansowemu.
(Gaz. Warsz).
wkr6tce Rad ma wLiaS6 pod SEX
westr W PoIsee majatli i wierzytelno-
Sci ObeokrajOWe6w ola zabezpieezenia
naszych rewindykaycl finansowych. -
(IIlustr. Kur. Codz.).
Sprawy og6lne.
p. PraIon EiOiyf druga note z prote-
stem p~rZeciwko uiywaniu wOjsk Halle
"a W kOntrofensywie galieyjskiej. No
ia grozi wyciagnieciem konsekwencyi.
StanOwcze oSwiadezenie Naezelnika
Panstwa o ME braniu udziaIu przez
Hallerczyk6w pod Lwowem uznsi "a
wystarczajaee.
POwracs gen. Henrys z zastepem o.
ficer6w.
Tekst dokumentu niemieckiego wy
kujaey pOlityke zniszczenia pOlskiego
przemysiu i wyssania sii aywotnych
polski. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Sprawy WsWnstrzne: -
Odezwa CzerwOnego Krzyza o wste-
Powanie IA ezlonk6w. (Kur. Warsz.).
Motywowany protest Zwiazku lie
mian ~przeclwko p~rojektowi reformy rol
mel, p~rzyjetemu pre- kOmisye. (Kur.
Warsz.).
Warszawa prosi o p%ekazanie jej
d6br pa6Stwowych w mieScie W promie-
niu 10 KIN. dokola.
Zjazd Sejmik6w pOwiatOwych kon--
greS6wli. - Szereg ciekawych danych
2 r6znych dziedzin zycia SOspOdarcze-
60 powiat6w. WybranO zarzad. u.
Chr1anowski, Marczewski, Siemion, Wa
kari. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Zawiazano W Galicyi Spoke aprOwi-
Eacyjna miast.
Rada Miejska W KrakOwie uchwali-
Ia nova ordynaeye wyboreza. (Gaz.
WarSz.).
Wykrycis tajnych fabryk ~spirytusu
" kTakOWie. u Syd0w).
Z iyeia strOnnietw: -
,.RObOtnik" wystepuje ~przeciwko de-
moralizacyi robotnika przez komuni-
Stow, namswisjacych do jak najmniej-
szej piracy ma robotach publicznych.
Sprawy polSko-tydOwskie. -
Protest pOSf6w i~ydOwskieh przeeiw-
So zarzadzeniu i~nspektOra ~szkolnego "
LOdzi, wymagajaeego Cd kierowni-
a6w eheder6w polskiej przynaieznoScl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Whine W chwili wyzwolenia tego

Whine W chwili wyzwolelia tego
miasta przez wojska polskie, stowa-
rzyszenia / organizacye polskie W
Whine protestuja W Epos6b najka-
tegoryc7nietszy przeciw s~zerzeniu
tych kiamliwych pogiogek.
,Aby rzekome zajscia mogly bye
nalezyeie wySwistIone, organizacye
polskie ma Litwis uchwaliiy rezolu-
eye, W kt6rej Eawezwaly wladze do
wytoczenia sledztwa 1 wdrozeaia kru
kow karnych przeciw nutorom tych
oszczerczych poglosek. Kopie tel re
zolucyi doreczono akredytowanym
W Warszawie representation Sta
now zjsdnoczonyeh, Francyi, Well
kiej Brytanii / Wloch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Pod sad z potwarcami Polski.

Polska Delegscya ma K~onferencyi
Pokojowei W ParySu otrzymaia z
Warszawy pod data 16 czerwea de-
pesze nastspujaca:
,Peaiewai aiekt6re organa pra-
zagranieznei daily Ware taiszy--
wynn informacyom O rzekomych po-
gromach, jakie miaiy zdarzyc sic W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Sprawy peIsko-czeskic,

Polska Aeencya ~telegraficzna do,
nosi pod data Il czerwca:
w nocy z Q ma 10 czerwca CzesI
'ares2towali W JabIopkOwie czlon--
k6w polskiej Rady NarOdowej ma O.
rawie / ksiedza Machaya. R0wnoCze-
Snie p~rzybyia do Nowego Targu de-
legacya czeska, by rokowaG z Pola-
kami sprawie przepuszczenia
wojsk czeskich przez Podhale w Ga
licyi Zachodniej.
Wiadze czeskie okupowanej
dzesct Slaska Cieszydskiego ME wy
pelniajs wcale zobowiazan. jake ma
sic W drodze dyplomatycznej PREY
jelly i podpisaly. Wydalaja polskich
ko%ntroler6w kopalniaGych 2 zaglebia
Gravy i Karwiny, a kt6rzy ma mocy
ugOdy paryskiei zaJmowali sic roz-
dgialem wegla pomiedny PoDska
Czecho-Siowaczyzna.
Przyjazn generaia Hallera do Gle
sigma, jakkolwiek o charakterze czy
sto ~wojsokwym, wywoial tam ME-
mniej bardzo okazala manifestacye
patryotyczna. ZbieglI sic grenade
ogromna do Cieszyna g6rnicy pol
soy z okupacyi czeskiej, oraz g6rale
z caiego Slaska, z Szaczy, z Gravy
/ to pomimo gestego ostrzeliwa-
MIA ieh przez czeskie p~atroie ma H.
Mi demarkacyjnej. A przybyli TAX
tlumnie, by zamanifestowaG swe u
czucis, dac wyraz sWym n%adziejom i
zio5ye slubowanis, Re raczej zgina
'wszyscy, nialiby oddaG m'eli Cze-
chom swa ojcowizne.
olbrzymi tium zebral sic tel pred
dworcem kolejowym. Ma perOnie o.
czekiwaiy %generala Hallera wladze
wojskowe. kompania honorowa woj
ska, komisya miedzyaliancka, pred
stawiciele Rzadu warszawskiego, o.
raz nader liczne deputacye. Move 20
witalna wypowiedzial "osei ksiadz
Londzin. poczem przemawialy repre-
E%entantki kobiet p~olskich, przedsta-
wieisl robotnik6w, oraE mlodziely
szkolnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

,,Kuryer Pozha6ski" d%onosi, re W
Zakopanem odbyi sic masoVy, mi
tying zorganlzowany przez Komitet
ola obrony kres6w poludniowych, a
prey niezwykle lie"nem uczestniet-
vie g6rali. Uchwalono tam rezolu-
eye masterpieces:
,,zebrani W Zakopauem obywate-
lie l o%bywatelki wystosoWuja jedno'
myslny APPEL do Rzadu, ably wobeC
g~rozacego cd wegierskich bolszewi-
kew piebezpieczehstwa IA polskiej
tymczasowej graniey poludniowej,
nakazai bezzwiocsnie okupaeye Sla.
ska Cieszynskisso, spi4u Gravy
przez wotska polskie, a to eelem u
ratowania Polski j Europy zaehod,-
niej cd najazdu anarchii'.
Rezolucya wzywa dalej Rad RE.
c~zypespoiitej, by W swoieh rokowa-
mach z Czechami W Krakewie oFaR
ma Konfersncyi Poknjowej uRiera'
sic PREY badaniu przylaezenia dc
Polski zaroWno Spizu. Gravy, jak
Slaska Cieszyhskiego, GRAZ Czaczy.
w mityngu wzie1i udzial dwaj O.
Heerewis amery4dAhscy, prsydEieie-
nj do armii HaliArA. zgramadEena
pabllexHost pewitaia ich oklaskami,
wsnoszac okrEyki No czess Ameryki,
Wilsoaa / koalicyi. Kapitan Cham
bers wygiosii move W iezyku pol
skim, a wyraziwszy zehranym po--
4ziekewen4s "a gofees ~pfEyiecte, "a
aewnu, 10 u sTych szef6w " Parry
tu poprse Fezolaess v -hWestgi po-
iudpiowych grauic polekich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

- MiedzyaIancka misya, kt6ra
W Galicyi Wschod. asystewaia PREY
autopsy 8wlok Foiak6w pomor-
doWSnych przsz ukfaiheow. pr1yby'
la W polowie czerWea do Aoczowa'
Misya ~sporzadEila tam szczeg6towe
protok6ly W sprawie mord6w ukrain
skich i udala sic n~astepnie do Tar
nopola i Skalata, gdzie dsputaeye
Iudnosei polskiei, SydowSkiej | ru--
sihskiej przedEtswily isi swe 5yeze-
mia, by Galieya Wschodnia nalezaia
do pahstVa polshiego,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-04
ALLIED NOTE
PARTIAL CAUSE
BUDAPEST CRISIS

Vienna. Aug. 2.-The crisis at Bud
apest was due to the combined effect
of the Allied note issued at Paris
last Sunday. warning the Hungarians
they must set Up a truly represep-
tative government and the successful
advance of the Russian army.
The soviet military forces had been
reduced to 10000 unwilling soldiers
who lacked animation and who were
harassed by the guerilla warfare Of
peasants. This force surrendered or
fied yesterday when Rumanian d.
vision crossed the Thesis river at
Tisza- -Fured, taking Szolnok and cut
ting the Budapest railway.
Stragglers from the soviet army
reaching Budapest afoot and in au-
tomobiles. brought the news of the
Rumanian advance, They said the
enemy was only 35 miles from the
capital.
Hungarian refugees here held eel
ebration last night over the down.
fall Of Communism. Ofiieials here
said the reconstruction of the Hun
garian government would improve
the situation In Austria, iessening the
danger of disorders.