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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
LOOKOUT FANS
GIVE STRANG
$4,000
Chattanoogans Backing New
Manager of Team With
Coin of Realm.

CHATTANOOGA, Tom, March CT
There hasn't been much in the public
prints about the affairs Of the Chatta-
nooga club and plans for tho omiug
season, but that does not mean they
have not been quietly active and that
theN have not achieved results, Sammy
StrRng Nickliu ms the new president
manager has made good In the prelimi-
haTleS and tho fans are confident he
WIN measure IN clear through the
piece.
President Nlcklin asked the fans to
contribute $4,000 for an operating fund
Tor the Loollouts, they kicked In with
Sb,OOO. II was one time that the larger
the contribution the less the final tax,
In one sense. rs the losses Of the bali
club, II any should chance to ho in
CURED, would have to be pro rated
the larger the donation the smaller zach
individual share.
The subscriptions were made with the
pToviso that they are imperative un-
less $h,OOO Is subscribed and President
NiCkltn VIII mail letters out to all con-
%trtbutors stating that the amount has
been reached, and asking for remit
tanCoa az soon as possible.
The fund OF 81, 900 will 60 toward pay
ing the early expenses of the team. At
tho close OF the season, profits win be
lNNN alll'llb lllNNt WHO NNIlllllliHf
In proportion to the amount OF suhscrip-
ton, or losses will be shared In the
same proportion,
President Nicklin Ia preparing himself
to endure the ~seven-lnan rule II II Is
forced upon him. He has announced
the signing Of three youngsters for the
club.
One Of the youths Is Nick Dobhs, son
OF Jim Jnobbs and nephew of Johnny
Dohhs, New orleans manager, Nick
asplres to be a first baseman.
Another Of the newcomers Ia one
Denny Mullaney, OF oneida, Tenn, said
to be a live infielder and good hitter.
The third IL O, @, Lacey, n Cleveland,
Tenn boy. who made n Big rep IA an
infielder with a shipyRrd team last sum-
mer, and who bids fair TO win a place
on the ball club.
Nicklin has II number Of other young
stcrs under his wing, including Row
sar, the University OF Georgia catcher,
and the locals may be able to put one
over on the clubs which stocked their
roster with soldier stars after all.
But Nicklin viii not depend on young
sters alone, for he viii have his fun
| complement Of class A worthless. and
more II the rule Is rescinded that bars
more than seven, In short, he Is as
sembling q team that pleases the fans
and they are daily becoming more con-
fident,
?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
MENTAL TELEPATHY
ANOTHER OF TVS ASSETS.

Many reasons have been advanced
aside from sheer ability to explain
Ty Cobb's uneuualed prowess on the
diamond. To the list we add q new
ornamental telepathy, II Is to
thought transferenee that the De-
troit star attributes his prompt re-
turn home when he faced weeks Of
weary waiting In France, true
In this. case, II may account for his
almostsuncanny knack OF doinq the
right thing at the right time In the
heat Of a baseball battle.
Weeks after the armlstioe was
signed Capt. Cobb was dining alone
In a canteen at Brest. Like every
other Yank, with the fighting ended
he had only one desIre-to get back
to his family. All his efforts to ar
range for transportation had failed.
His detection was utter. Recoqnlz-
Ing the mighty athlete he had seen
In action so often at Florida ave
nue. and wondering at his forlorn
attitude, a Washington officer con-
neeted with the Acknowledgements
department introduced himself and
started a tanning bee.
"Do you believe In mental telep-
athy7" Cobb asked, adding when as
sured In the affirmative. q" was
Just wishing | had some n to talk
to-" A recital of his woes followed
which resulted through the activity
Of his influential fan admIrer In
Cobb being booked to sail for the
states on the LeVlathan within a
few days,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
PAL SAW DEAD ONES.

Pal Moore, the Memphis bantam.
delight, who GOT inSthls morning from
Chicago to finish training for his bout
with Pete Herman here Monday nIuht,
saw a couple Of the liVest dead ones
Of his life yesterday In the Windy City.
Pal was working out In a gymnasium
and In walked Joe Rivers. Joe was
supposed to have been drowned when
the Tlconderoga went down some time
ago. His name was listed as among
the missing and he was mourned as
dead. But Il wasn't Joe at all, and
he's getting ready to fight again.
In addition to Rivers, Pal saw George
Knockout Brown, the Greek middle.
weight, who was reported dead twice In
battle. The Greek was reported killed
by a sentry and then he was also listed
as killed In action. He came back to
Chicago after having been severely
wounded. The doctors thought he would
die. He recovered and when he re-
turned to Chicago he walked down the
street with his gas mask, helmet, trench
shoes and trench cap, a couple Of army
knives In his pocket, which he said no
cut a couple Of Germans ears Off with.
He showed Pal his muscle and said.
"Feel this"
Brown went in a thirst parlor and
found his picture with crepe on It. He
went up and removed the crepe and told
them he was the llvest corpse they ever
saw,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

posite the Hotel Gayoso, and fans are
invited to come and watch them box.
Pete will go on at 2:30 o'clock, while
Moore will follow It $3.50 o'clock. Both
boys will take On any local aspirants
in three and four-round affairs and
they will go through some hard train
ing during the ensuing three days. They
will do no work on Monday.
Many ticket reservations are being
made, and a record crowd is certain.
A good list of preliminaries will be
arranged to serve as an appetizer to
the main feast.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
TITLE
AT STAKE TONIGHT
Zbyszko Meets Lewis in Finish
Bout for Championship.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Wladek
Zbyszko and Ed Stranger" Lewis
will meet tonight at Madison Square
Garden in a finish bout for the heavy
weight catch-as-catchtcan wrestling
championship Of the world. Under the
terms of the contest one fall will de-
termine the winner who will get all
the prize money.
In the event of no fall being gained
by either nan the management has
announced that all charges for admis-
sion will be refunded to the spectators.
Last year these two experts met here
and Zbyszko was disqualified for but
Of M Of Lewis painful "headlocks."
George Bothner, Americas greatest
wrestling champion in the lighter di-
vision. will referee the bout.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
MUDDY RUEL IN TOWN.

Herold Ruel, better known as Muddy
Ruel to hundreds of fans In the South
ern as well as In the majors, Is In Mem.
phis today shaking hands with old
friends and acquaintance. Muddy, who
Is to be the first string catcher of the
New York Yankees this season. IL on
his way to Jacksonville, Fla, training
camp of the Yanks. and took occasion
to stop off and see his hundreds Of
friends in the Bluff city,
Muddy was the star catcher Of the
Tribe for several seasons and literally
burned UP the Dixie major with his
flashy backstopping. He made such a
great showing that the New York
Yanks bought him at a steep price, and
lie has more than justified the Judgment
Of the Yank magnates.
Muddy is due to leave Memphis to-
night for Jacksonville, but he says he
is anxious to see Cy Barger, chief Of
the Chicks, who viii be IN tomorrow,
ard that he'll probably remain over,
Muddy has several good baseball pros
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh

8. s. S., which has been in constant use
for over fifty years, will drive the ca
tarrhal poisons out Of our blood, purl-
flying and Strengthening 1t, SO it will
carry vigor and health to the mucous
membranes on its journeys through
your body and nature will soon restore
you to health. You will be relieved of
the droppings of mucous in your throat,
sores in nostrils, bad breath, hawk
ing and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry S. S. s.
in stock and we recommend you give it
a trial Immediately.
The chief medical adviser of the
Company will cheerfully answer all
letters on the subject. There is no
charge for the medical advice. Address
Swift Specific Company, 251 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
WATKINS ALSO THERE.

Thomas r. watkins, president of the
Memphis Chicks, lis with. the league
president in Nashville, and will lend his
aid in the fight to keep Sunday baseball
In the league, The Memphis club is
the best Sunday city in the entire
league and II the game is barred II
would mean a tremendous financial loss
to the Tribe,
President watkins will also attend to
another matter while he is in Nash
vile, having promised John McGraw,
manager and vice president of the New
York Giants, that he would 70 over
to the capital city and see Fred Toney.
the Giant pitcher, who Is confined In
the federal Jail serving a sentence for
violating the Mann act. Toney is due
to get out shortly and by good behavior
he should have several days Topped off
his sentence.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Work Out Every Day.
But You Must Drive It Out of
Your Blood to Get Rid of It
Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
OF applying external treatments, trying
to cure your Catarrh. You have used
sprays, washes and lotions and posi-
bly, been temporarily relieved. But af-
ter a short time you had another at
tack and wondered why. You must
realize that catarrh is an infection of
the blood and to get permanent relief
the catarrh infection must be driven
out of the blood. The quicker you
come to understand this, the quicker
o will get 1t out of your system.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

over al 1.-THE ground to see what the
chances are for the supreme court OF
tennessee setting aside the decree OF
the court Of civil appeals barring base
ball on Sunday In the state.
William c. Cherry, a we'll Unknown
member Of the Nashville bar and a d.
rector Of the NashvlIel club, will be as
ISOLATED with the league president In
handling the matter for the Southern
league. President Martin Is a lawyer OF
note, and these two barrlsters will leave
no stone unturned In their efforts to
keep the game Of games all seven days
for ~eTnnessee fans.
The decision OF the court Of civil ap-
peals has been appealed to the supreme
court, and baseball officials are optim.
istic over the outlook, believing that the
supreme court VIII see the side OF the
fans who have to work all six week
days and who only have a chance to
see the game on Sunday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
WILL
PLAY AT CAMP PIKE
Will Use Miller Field for
Southern League Games.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March Ar.
G. Allen, president of the Little Rock
baseball club Of the Southern associa-
ton, has announced that league games
will be played at Camp Pike again dur
ing the coming season, as was done
last year.
President Allen has completed an ar
rangement with Camp Pike authorities
for the use of Miller field, which is
located within the cantonment.
h plan is indorsed by the local war
camp community service, 1t was an
nounced, $50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
SECOND 5
VS.. CONVICTION
Will Be Preliminary to Girls
Battle.

The Y. NJ. C. a. second basketball
team will play their last game Of this
season Saturday night when they meet
the CovinEton Athletic club in the Y.
nj. G. a. gymnasium. A good game
is expected for the players on the Cow
ingt0n team are we'll up and know
what they are doing. The Y. NJ. c. A.
first team has already disbanded.
The G. II. $ girls basketball team
will also play their last game Satur-
day night in the Y. VI. c. A. gymna-
stun when they meet the Y. W. C. A
They have been playing a series Of
games and this is the last OF the three.
They now stand one to one In which
the Y. W. &. A. defeated the Central
High girls In the first game by a score
Of II point. The girls Of Central high
team showed them under In the sec
ond game and hope to do the same
In this final bout.
The New York Yankees have released
Pitcher Cliff Markle to the Salt Lake
club Of the Coast league.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
LOOMS %EXONERATED.

track star Of the Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION, was cleared yesterday of
charges of professionalism made by Of
ficials of the central A. A. u. be-
cause he had written articles on ath-
letics for a newspaper. LOOMS agreed
to donate the money he had received
be contested for in an A. A. U. meet.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
RIVERS MEETS

CHICAGO, March 21.-Joe Rivers,
the Los Angeles lightweight, was
matched today TO box Richie Mitchell
ten rounds in Milwaukee, April 4. Riv-
ers was substituted for Johnny Dundee,
who because Of Illness, will be unable
to box for six weeks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

poets in his system that he would like
to tip off to Cy, and he'll probably give
Barger n line on q number OF young
ball players calculated to make good in
the Dixie major,
Muddy looksi hood, says he's in fine
shape and ready to ~out-Schalk Ray
Schalk this season for the Yanks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
JIMMY PAPPAs IN DRAW.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., March 81.
Little Bear Phil and Jimmy pappas,
Atlanta, Ga, bantamwelghts, fought a
fast eight-round bout here last night
to n draw.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

THE fate Of Sunday base
ball In Tennessee will prob
ably be known at an early
date, for President John D.
Martlng Of the Southern
league, Is In NashvIleI today
and tomorrow, and while
there he will look Into the
thnnnIahln and m
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
Will Be Great Battle.

It goes without saying that Mondays
mill will be the greatest battle that a
pair Of bantams have ever put up, for
quite a lot depends upon this bout, and
the victor will be in line to pick UP con-
siderable money by meeting other good
boys.
Herman vas defeated by Moore here
some time ago before Herman won the
bantam crown from Kid Williams and
1t has always been In Pete's crop (pro-
nounced crawl to beat Pal and get
revenge for the whaling that the Mem
phis boy administered when they met
In Memphis. Pete believes the time
has arrived when he should wipe out
that stain that Moore placed on his
record, and is going out Monday night
to deeisively outpoint the Memphis
boy.
Work Out Every Day.
Both Moore and Herman will work
out this afternoon, Saturday and Sum
day afternoons at the Kupferschmidt
gymnasium on lower Main street, OPP
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21
PAL MOORE HERE
READY TO MEET
PETE HERMAN
Memphis Bantam in From Chi
cago and Says Everything's
Pretty-Both Work Out.

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- Al MOORE, leading con-
tender for the crown Of Pete
A Herman, the bantam cham
A pion Of the world and Ger
- many, Is back again on his
W. native heath ready to enter
the squared arena with Her
man. Pal, accompanied by
N his manager, Nate Lewis,
arrived in Memphis this
morning from Chicago, where he has
peen working put with a number OF
GOOD boys in anticipation Of his ap-
proaching mill with Herman. Pete ar
rived yesterday.
The first thing Pal had to say was
tnat ne was glad to get back in the old
town and was also well pleased at the
opportunity to meet the champion Of
tne world before the homefolk. Pals
admirers and friends in Memphi are le-
gion, and they always turn out in
groves when he is slated to perform,
ana as his opponent win be Pete Her
man, bantamweight champion, the New
Lyric ls expected to be taxed to it's
capacity Monday night, when the two
premier bantams square off against
each other.
Pal will enter the ring weighing about
IFS pounds, he stated today, He is in
the very pink Of condition, having real
lSed the Importance Of the battle with
Herman, and being fully cognizant Of
the value that a victory over Herman
would net him. No decision is going to
be given, but the three newspapers will
give their versions OF the fight the fol-
lowing day. Billy Hack will be the
third man in the ring, Herman having
agreed to this yesterday, and having
stated to the writer that he was glad
for Billy to serve in the role Of referee,
as he knew both boys would get a
SQUARE deal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-21

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On the Fact
That It's From
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yet"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

litarnej. Mona 2 GAIA stanowczoscia
ustalic, ze hez w~sp6idzialania Mem
cow Rusini ME byliby sic wazyli ma
zbrojne wystapienie i zaczekaliby, CO
postanowi o Gahcyi wschodniej o
f~erencya mocarstw Ententy.
Akta, wziete u parocha HanycEiego,
powinny bye natychniiast przeSane
W s~treszczeniu telegraficznie radon
Koalicyi r najbliAej mas Operujace'
mu generalowi Franchet d'Esperey ma
dow6d, re Lw6w broni sic pred "a.
machem, uknutym 1 kierowanym przez
Nlemc6w. Depesza powinna wezwac u
SLIME wodza k~oalicyjnego, ably zarow'
no 2 tego powodu, jak ola .pofozenia
kresu dalszet rzezi, zajqi / obsadzii
najspieszniej Galicye wschodnia, do
chwili, gdy o losach nieszczesnej tel
ziemi r~ozstrzygnie TRIBUNAL m~iedzyna-
rodowy. Takiego zuzytkowania doku-
ment0w Q Rudna oczekujemy niecier-
pliwie cd tych, kt0rzy je posiadaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
Zamach ma Wschodni
Galicye przygotowalla
Niemcy.

To. co praSa p0lska utrzymyWafa OIL
pocZatku ma pOdstawie ObSerwacyl IA
kt6w | znajomosci stOSunkGw, costa
10 obecnie stwierdzOne d~Okumentaml,
kt0re krzycza wproSt o europeJski roZ-
CLOS: podstcpny zamach ma Lw0w, "a
mach ma GAIA Galicye wschodnia, wy
konany zosta} PREY Or~ganizacyJnej po-
mocy NiemcGw, ma pOdStawie planu'
wypracowanego przez niemieckich O.
| ficer6w. l ws%p6ldzialanie to ME ogra-
~niczalo sic wcale do jakichs drugorze-
dnych ~miejscowych ~czynnik6w mill
tarnych, kt6re zmuszOne. do ustQple-
mia u polskiego miasta zapragne4y
~jeszcze raz, po a o~statni, zademon-
strowac swa zywiolowa nienawiSc do
Polski. w intrydze byly czynne mai
wyzsze sfery wojskowe Austryi i Me
mice: cesarsko kr0lewskie ministe-
RUM woiny Wiedniu, osfaWione
Armee-O ber-Komando' W Badenie
niemieckie ministeryum wOjny w Ber-
LIME.
Spisek konajacegO ~prusactwa pre-
civ polskiemu Lwowu wykryty zostai
W postaci dOkument0w, zdobytych
przez polskiego oficera W Rudnie pod
Lwowem, W domu ks. Hanyckiego'
glosnego pred wojna Z utrzymywa'
nych 2 Prusakami stosunk6w remigra'
cyinych', kt6re ~znalaziy by}y W swoim
czasie w4asciwe oSwietlenie w styn'
nych ~rewelacyach Krysiaka.
-, Clos NarOdu 2 dnia 1890 NJ. poda'
ie ieden z tych dokument0w, ktory u
mieszczamy ponizej:
Ukrainska rada narodowa obejmie
cd c. k. rzadu zarzad Ganicyi wscho'
dniei 2 siedzibQ we Lwowie zamierza
przytem ~postepowac tylko 2 poroza'
mieniem 2 c. k. rzadem. Ukra1nska
rada narodowa przywiazuje szczegol'
ma wage do tego, ably z tego pow0du
uniknaG wszelkiego rodzaju niepo-
! koj6w, dlatego tez ~zwazywszy, re
iuz sauna obecnosc odpowiednich Sl4
zbrojnych ME dozwoli ma poJaWlenle
sic oporu, stawiam nastepujace
wnioski:
/. Jak najszybsze przeniesienie' ma
stepujacych czesci wojska' uzupeinla
iacych sic &c wschodniej Galicyi ina
stepuiace wyszczeg6lnienie).
.. OddziaIy, kt6re majQ bye pre-
nieslone, powinny bye uformowane 2
czysto ukraiGskiego zolnierza o maj
lepszych kwalifikacyach, W wieku o
bowiazujacym do sluzby W wojsku
z pomiedzy przydzielonych oficer6N
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

pieruby mi zabraklo. Dam wan
przeto golny szkic mel podrozy /
niekt6rych przygod.
Pierwszego czerwca pozegna--
lem SWAT Nowy a powltaiem Una
ne mi juz fale Oceanu Atlantyc-
kiego, kt6ry tym razem dab mi
sic we znaki doskonale. Mgla,
deszcz, mroz, lodowce, szalona
burza. trwajaca ki1lca dni, ME
mieckie nury,' miny, dluga zygza-
kowata podroz morska - OTTO
znamiona obecnej podrozy NOR
skiei. Okolo czternaScie okretow
braso udzial w tel ~podrozy. Nasz
okret pod komenda a~ngielska, z
obsluga zafogi hinduskiej, niosl
cos 10000 zofnierzy. Kazdy zol-
niesz obowiazkowo musiaf nosic
pas ratunkowy dniem i noca. By
10 take kilka prob z lodziami
ratunkowemi. Music tn nadmie-
mic, re mialem dwie kapiele W
slonej wodzie Atlantyku. W nocy
ME wolno byio pali6 pod surowa
kara papieros6w, zwiaszcza ma
pokiadzie. Try dni pred dobi-
ciem do brzegow Europy, spot
kal mas patrol w6d europejskich'
kt6rego zadaniem byfo przepro--
wadzic nasz konwoj przez jedno
z najniebezpieczniejszych miejsc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07

nalezy bezwarunkowo (podkreslone W
originally wyiaczyG ~wszystkich Pola-
k6w / Czech6w. Jest pOiadanem, ably
opr6cz UkraiGc0w byli prZydzielani
tylko oficerowie niemieckiej nar0do-
wosci. To samo dotyczy podoficerow.
.Jednolite kierownictwO akcyi militar-
nej p~rOponuje sic powierZyc General
nej Komendzie ", kt0rej podlegac ma
il pod wzgledem taktycznym komen-
danci w~ojskowi Lwowa | PrZemySla.
Generalna Komenda " powinna o.
trzymac %polecenie ably wydawac zarza-
dZenia tylko W zgodzie z uchwafaml
powzietemi przez ukrainSka konstytu-
ante dnia 1890 b.. IN. we Lw0Wle,
dzialac ma tylko w porOZumieniu z
rada ukrainska przcz tcz konstTtuan-
te postanowiona.
3. TIE ukrainskie formacye zastepcze
kt6re obecnie znajduja sic ma ME-
ukrai1skiem %terytoryum przedewszy-
stkiem, b~ezwarunkOwo ZaS te. kt0re SO
Ia ziemiach polskich nalczy, jak maj
szybciej ~przenieSc (wyszczeg6lnienie.)
4. Rozwiazanie pokojowe, do kt0re-
90 sic day, rozbi}oby sic ca1kowicie,
gdyby ma u~kraihskidh Obszarach.
zw1aszcza ma k%ierujqcych stanowi-
skach pozostali Polacy; dlatego W
pierwszym rzedzie naleay Oddalit ge-
neral-majora P~uchalskiegO, puikowni-
ka maiora Malca i Nomenclature lwow-
skiej policyi wojskowej rotmistrza Po.
tockiego, lecz opr0cz mich take wszy-
stkich polskich oficer6w i urzednik6w
wojskowych (odpOwiedniego wniosku
nalezaloby jak najszybciej zazadac cd
Gcneralnej Komendy IV); zamiast
Mich naleza4oby przedewszystkiem
wprowadzic UkraiGc6w a pozatem o.
| ficer6w narodowoSci n~iemieckiej.
y. Bratajace sic z Polakami wojska
madziarskie znajdujace sic obecnie W
Samborze, nalezy przesunac 2 Galicyi
wschodniej. Poniewaz ukrainska rada
narodowa ma wiadomoSc, re Polacy ma
zach6d cd Sanu czynia przygotowania
wojskowe, ~zmierZajace do pochodu ma
| Lw6w, ukrai6ska rada narOdowa sta
via zadanie, ably sprzeciwic sic tym
dazeniOm Polak6w, a to t~embardziej,
re Polacy przez W stanowisko zaje-
te wobec paGstwa stracili wszelka
| podstawe do poparcia militarnego ich
dazeh aneksyjnych IA nie-polskich
| obszarach dotychczas owej monarchii.
Hanyckyj. Il
Clos NarOdu opatruje 6w document
komentarzeln nastepujacym: Niemcy
przygOtowali zamach. Niemcy wypra-
cowali plany ,.s%trategiczne'. Niemcy
bija sic ramie W ramie z U~krai6cami,
jako starry ich przyjaciele / sprzy-
mierzeGcy. Niemcy wed}ug wszelkiego
pra wdopodobiehstwa kieruja opera
cyami, jake sprawniejsi W sztuce mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-07
List z Pola Walk.

P~odajemy list cd Adama Wei-
.slo. peiniacego sfuzbe w wojsku
ameryksnskiem we Francyi.
Francya, %. listopada, 1918
La Bourboule, Hotel Wenecya.
Mech bedzie p~ochwalony Je-
Gus Chrystus!
Najdrozsi Rodzice. Siostry i
Bracia. - ZgubiliScie Shady mel
podr6zy. Eedy opuSciiem ob6z
Meritt'a, dnia . maja 1918. skad
kolejs ~zelazna udalem sic do
Montrealu W Kanadzie i stamtad
opuzcilem Ameryke dnia nastep-
nego, nieco pc poinOcy. Tegoz
samego dnia 60 poiudniu. VISTA
diem ma okret jedno-kominowy
City of Roma" i wyruszyiem w
dalsza droge pc rzece Sw. Waw-
rzynca. Do portu Halifax dotar-
lem w sam Dzien Wienczenia
Grob6w, okolo dwunastej W po-
ludnie. Widziaiem wiec port Ha-
lifax z pokiadu i miejsce owej
~straSznej katastrofy. jaka sic tu-
tai wydarzyia kilka ~miesiecy te-
mu. Przyjemnq byia podroz RE
ka lecz ME bede opiSywal wszy-
stkiego. com widzial. gdyz i pa