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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
la ROCHE DISPLACED
BY Oliver kEMPTON
DR.. Sharpe Makes Important
Change in Quarterback Position

New Haven, Oct. 21-Dr. Sharpe
yesterday inaugurated q week OF
eXperim entation in an attempt to
determine Yalc's most powerful foot
ball combination by shifting Kempton
TO quarterback. The promotion was
we'll earned. The snap which he
showed yesterday in the varsity's
signal drill, which made up the whole
workout for the first team, was very
encouraging.
Kempton started the season as 4
quarterback on the second team. The
form Chet La Roche displayed during
the first two weeks seemed to put the
former all-freshman quarter out OF
the running, but the Yale mentors,
realizing Kempton's worth as an oft
tackle and end runner, decided to
make halfback of him. He did not
get a chance, however, to start a
game at this berth until the Boston
college bill, but he played every
minute in the Catholic contest.
AS his speciality is open-field run
ming, it is safe to say that he can gain
moro ground running back punts than
La Roche has been able to make.
third varsity yesterday.
RumOrS were rife Yesterday AFTER
noon around college and local sport
centers to the effect that a hurry call
had been issued for Tad Jones, but
this report could not gain authenti-
cation and is considered nothing but
hot air. Although Tad Jones un-
doubtedly could help out tremendous
1Iy chr h0
this rumor arose out of lack of conf
dence in the work of Al Sharpe, who
is the last man in the world to blame
for Saturdays defeat.
Practice yesterday, besides the var
sity signal drill, consisted Of scrim-
mage between the second varsity and
the first college scrub team. This re-
suited in two touchdowns for the sec
Ond varsity
X-ray plates taken of Thorne Muir
phys injured ankle were developed
Yesterday and revealed no break and
showed that q lgament below his lett
ankle is injured, so that he certainly
will not be able to play before the
Brown game and maybe not before
Princeton comes to New Haven
John Acosta, who passed miserably
to Jack French Saturday, forcing the
latter to be thrown for a safety, is no
longer considered as Callahan sub
stitute at center. Until the Yale cap
tain comes back to perfect condition
his place will be taken by Calvin, who
displaved a keen knowledge of the
center game Saturday when sent into
the fray.
Acosta. on the other hand is an in
vaI11a bile tackle and was captain of the
freshman team two SesOns ago. He
went in as left tackle in the place of
Walker yesterday. Bob Lay again is IN
condition and played lett nall yestcr-
dav. Webb replaced Braden, who is
in tbo infirmary with both eyes closed.
Walters freshman center of three sea-
sons AGO. was tried out as second
team center yesterday.
The reorganized Yale varsity is COM
posed as follows: Reinart: left end;
Acosta, left tackle; Hubbard. lett
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
KOPF BANQUET TONIGHT.

New Britain baseball fandOm will
honor William l.. Kopf, a member of
the Cincinnati Reds of the National
league, winner of the series with the
White Sox of the American league.
Several hundred friends and fans, will
gather at the banquet hail Of New
Britain lodge of Elks tonight, where
a banquet and testimonial will be
rendered the popular player Rev
Warren F. Cook, pastor of Trinity
Methodist church, and former league
baseball player, will act as toastmas-
ter. Postmaster William F. Delaney
will make the testim onial speech. The
menu will be arranged by the Elks
grill room steward
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
INTEREST IN GAME.

Next Saturday afternoon at St.
Mary's field, the New Britain High
and the Alumni will meet in battle.
The game is attracting considerable
attention and q large crowd is eX-
pected in attendance. The Alumni
has secured some of the former stars
of the red and gold teams, who prom
Use the speedy school team a warm
argument. All candidates for the
Alumni team are requested to be pres
ent at s o'clock tonight at the Y. M.
c.. A. for practice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
HOPPE DISPLAYS
| SKILL IN TOURNEY
hampton Downs Cochran in
Easy Fashion, 400 to 11S

New York, Oct. 21.-Playing the
hme brand of billiards that has char
lcterized his work with the ivory
pherolds for the last fifteen years
William F, Hoppe, holder of all ba1k
ne titles, demonstrated when he de-
8sated Welker Cochran by 400 to 11S
u the ballroom of the Hotel Aston
psf night that he still is the mas
Ikr of the class. ...a F..
Not only did Hoppe play up to his
Rorm, but he made the comforta BILE
Iverage Of "A 40 and completed the
anne with an unfinished run of 1873.
Hoppe had high runs of 149 and 1873,
Ehile Cochran had high runs of 81
snd "A, and averaged IS 10.
The Hoppe-Cochran match was the
piece de resistance Of the opening day
Sf the tournament for the worlds
championship at 1872 balkline bill
Yards. The competition got under
gay in the afternoon with big SUR
Prise for Young Jake Schaefer, by
many regarded as Hopes closest
8iva1, was defeated in nip and tuck
8truggle by the veteran Ora Morn
2ngstar. The score was 400 to 395.
2forningstar had high strings of 1923,
rs and "a and averaged 21 1-19,
While Schaefer ran 81, SO and IT and
averaged 20 1873.
Early in the night session George
B. Sutton defeated George F. Slosson
nv 400 to 237. Suttons average was
rs 4-22, with high runs of 70, So and
~ Slosson's average was 10 1922
i nd his high runs were 68, rs and %.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
ARTHUR BRICkLEN TO YALE.
Youngest Member Of Family ShunS
Crimson Institution.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 21-Another
Brickley is preparing to startle the
intercollegiate world, but prefers the
trail that leads to the Blue of old
Eli rather than that to the Grim
son of John Harvard. Arthur, the
youngest member Of the family, is a
student in Worcester Academy, and
desires to enter Yale rather than Har-
ward, where the football efforts OF
his brothers bore such splendid fruit
Brother Charley, however, cannot
see the idea at all, and during his
two-day stay in Boston is going to
try and pursuade young Arthur to
reconsider.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
GIRL BOWLERS CHALLENG

The girls bowling team Of the New
Departure Manufacturing company,
Elmwood branch, have formed 4
bowling team and would like to ar
range a match series with any girls
team in this city. Miss Norma Hell
Ter of this city, is q member of the
N. D. five, and according to Manager
Flynn she is one of the stars of the
team. Arrangements for a game can
be made by writing J. Edward Flynn,
manager, care New Departure Manu-
featuring company, Hartford.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
ARMY FACES BOSTON.
Cadets Compelled to Meet Team That
Beat Yale.

West Point, N. Y. Oct. 21.-It was
late when the Army men came to the
field yesterday afternoon. The
coaches, in addition to giving the men
Individual instruction. drove them
through a fast signal drill. Clark,
who played against Maine Saturday
for the first time on the varsity
eleven, and Lystad staged a punting
duel. Lystads kicks were the better.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
MORE SUGAR NEARs BOSTON.
Two Vessels on Way Bearing 13,OOO,-
600 Pounds

Boston, Oct. 21.-Relief from the
sugar shortage is expected to follow
the arrival of two steamships from
Cuba with 100000 pounds of the
raw product. The cargo is needed so
urgently that the freighters the Lake
Pachuta and the Lake Duane were
ordered to make all haste to port.
Refineries here are ready to begin
operations on, the raw sugar as soon
as it can be unloaded. 1t was said
the first lot might be ready for dis
tribution by the end of the week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
MACRISTY STARS.

Walter Macristy, captain Of the
New Britain High school football
team in 1917, was the star of the
Lake Forest Oak Park football game
in Chicago last Saturday. The former
team of which the local boy is,a mem
Der won 53 to O.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
Casey and HOryvcen Out.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 21.-All Of
the Harvard football players who
took part in the Brown game, with
the exception of Casey and Horween,
were on the field early yesterday for
signal drill, but Murray was the only
one who took part in the scrimmag-
ing. Murray, after running the var
sity through it's plays, worked all
through the set-to between the subs
and the second team.
The Harvard leader showed lack OF
practice and will not spare himself
this week. The substitute lineup in
cluded Philbin at center. 1t was the
first playing Philbin, who was regular
snapback until two weeks ago, has
done.
Desmond also was in the scrimmage
and so was Hubbard, who was regu-
lar left tackle until he dropped tenn
pOrarily out of the play a fortnight
ago. The subs who did not play Sat
urday did not do any execution
against the seconds, who were full Of
fight and who outrushed the varsity
squad men.
The scrubs twice carried to the
varsity's 5-yard line, but this was as
far as they could go. Ralph Horween
was on the field in street clothes. He
has a Clipped shoulder and Fisher is
not banking upon him any more.
Casey's ankle is pretty bad and he
did not appear at all, but will be oil
right for the Princeton game. A.
Horween, Humphrey and Church
comprised the regular backfield in the
signal drill. Church is almost as
and besides he can punt and make
forward passes.
Gratwick and Burnham, both of
whom are rated high as backs, were
taking exercise yesterday and possibly
can play this week. Charley Brickley
appeared to coach the dropkickers,
Murray and Humphrey, and will be
here several days. Another visitor
was Harry Tuthill, the Armys trainer.
Changes at Princeton.
Princeton, N. J., Oct. 2O.-The
Princeton football coaches yesterday
started what promises to be the TT
gers hardest week of preparatory
work. Colgate's impressive victory
over Cornell clearly indicates that the
ttts9I> UcAOre the Ilgers is a tre1nen-
dous one.
WO new COaCneS joined the cOaCn-
ing staff yesterday. Red" amberton,
end on the 1914 team, arrived to help
solve the end problem, and Frank
Bergin will help Roper and F'itzpat-
rick with the backfield men.
Yesterdays work for the men who
played in the Rochester game was
very light The first team went
through a long signal drill and then
went to the showers. The backs were
drilled in kicking and in forward pass
ing, and a few new formations were
tried out
Three changes have been made in
the eleven that faced Rochester,
Lynch going in place of Baker at right
guard Knox taking Lourie's place in
the backfeld and Callahan returning
to his old place at center in place of
Thomas. Callahan's return is expect
ed to increase the defensive power of
the team and to add much to the
stead1ness of the whole eleven.
Roper's most serious difficulty lies
in getting a pair of ends who VIII
cover punts efficiently and who can
stop end runs Of the type that Roch-
ester swung so cleVerly around the IL
ger wings. The line still must be
drilled great deal in opening up
holes for the backfied
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21

OFFICIALS ARE NAMED.
w. S. Langford Will Referee Army
Navy Game Here.

Annapolis, Md, Oct 21.--The Off
Gals for the Army-Navy football game
on the Polo grounds November 30
have been selected by the athletic
authorities of the academies. They
are: Referee, w. S. Langford, Trim
ity; umpire, Fred Murphy, Brown;
field judge, J. A. Evans, Williams,
head linesman, Carl Marshall, Har-
ward.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
The Tickle Makes You Cough

HAYES HEALING HONEY Stops
the Tickle, Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough. 35c. A free box of
GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for
Chest Colds Head Colds and Group
with every bottle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
PRACTICE CALL ISSUED.

All members of the Yanks football
team and candidates, are requested
to report at 7:15 o'clock Wednesday
and Friday evenings for practice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21
PITTSETELD Is LEADER,
Massachusetts Club Is Awarded
EaStCTn LCagmC Flag.

Pittstield, Mass, oct. 21.-The pen
nant for the 1919 season as awarded
to the Pittsfield club at the annual
meeting of the Eastern Baseball lea
que here yesterday. G. p. Lane of
Bridgeport, Conn, was elected treas
urer, to succeed Thomas O'Brien of
Hartford, Conn, resigned.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-10-21

guard; Calvin, center; Gait, right
guard; Dickens, right tackle; Allen,
right end; Kempton, quarterback;
Lay, left halfback; Webb, fullback
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
Rozmowa z Bombi-
sfawem Bolszetkie-
Wiczem.

q tygodnika Echo" z Gary, INDY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
UCHWALY LWOWSKIE.

Ma masowem zgromadzeniu
we Lwowie, zwoianem w spra-
vie obrony kresow polskica, u
chwalono pc caiym szeregu pre-
mowien nastspujace rezolucye:
". Zgromadzenie uznaje ko--
niecznosc wytrwania w walce az
do zupeinego wyzwolenia z jarz-
ma ukraihskiego poltoramiliono-
wei ludnosci polskiej W calej ga
licyi Wschodniej.
2. My, mieszkancy miasta 1.-Two
wa, domagamy sic, ably ME posziy
ma marne bezprzykiadne ofiary,
ably zwyciestwo obecne ME po-
zostalo bezowocnem, jak c~zescio-
wo zmarnowano zwyciestwo z %
listopad 1918.
8. z goraca wdziecznoScia u
znajemy fakt, re Sejm ujal ener-
gicznie w swe dfonie obrone 1.-Two
wa i d~omagamy sic tez przepro-
wadzenia tel obrony w caiej roz-
ciagloSci.
4. Wyrazamy nasz hold gieboki
bchaterskim zoInierzom "a obro-
ne Lwowa, a take g%eneralowi l.
waszkiewiczowi "a jego energie
i tezyzne, wreszcie braciom ma
Sym re Slaska Cieszynskiego i z
Poznahskiego, kt6ry potwierdzili
fakt, re kwestya wsohodnich kre-
sow polskich stanowi zagadnle-
ME caiej Polski'
5. Przysiegamy uroczyscie, re
ME zrzekniemy sic nigdy Lwowa,
Gdariska, Poznanskiego, Prus
Zachodnich, G6rnego Slaska Z
Cieszynem ami Spizu i Gravy, i
re ich bronic bedziemy re wszyst,
kich sii naszych."
Rezolucye tie przesiano Piisud-
skiemu, TrampczynSkiemu i Pade
rewskiemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
SEM POLSKI o SPEAWIE
GDANSKA.

Ma posiedzeniu Sejmu warsaw
skiego z dnia 2 maja uchwalono
jednogioSnie wniosek nastepuja-
cy:
ySejm stwierdza, re nieodzow-
nym warunkiem niepodlegfoSci
postepu Polski jest nietylko po-
siadanie ujscia Wisiy z Gdan--
skiem, jedynym wielkim portem
polskim, oraz wybrzeza dostatecz
ME rozleglego nalezycie zabezpie
czonego pred najazdem, lecz tax
ze posiadanie ca}ego ooszaru pre-
cietego liniami kolejowemi lacza-
cerni Warszawe z Gdanskiem, a
z ktorych najkrotsza LIMA
Gdansk = Mlawa szczegolna posia
da donioslosc. P~rzywrocenie Pol
see tych terytoryow przemoca
jej wydartych przez zaborcze Pru
sy stanowi ME tylko akt spra--
wiedliwosci dziejowej, lecz row.
niez gwarancye trwalego pokoju,
ugruntowanego ma lidze Naro--
dow. Narod polski ME zarzeknie
sic nigdy prawa do tych obsza--
row"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
SPRAWY POLSKO
LITEWSKIE.

Dzienniki wilenskie donosza
pod data u z. m:
w cyrku kukiszki odbylo sic
zgromadzenie ludowe PREY uczest
nictwie 5000 osob, a pod pre-
wodnictwem Weciawskiego. Pre-
wodniczacy powital delegacye do
Sejmu Polskiego, ktora zgro-
madzenie goraco oklaskiwalo.
Przemawiali ksiadz Maciejewicz,
DIR. Czerkowski, Boles{aw Neu-
mann i robotnik Jaksztas. Wszy-
soy domagali sic polaczenia ogra-
nicznego Litwy z Polska. Wsrod
niemilknacych oklask6w i okrzy-
kow entuzyastycznych uchwalono
rezolucye nastepujsce:
l. Mieszkancy Wilma i okolic
wyraaaja swa wole niezlomna /
gorace pragnienie, by ziemie ma
see wyzwolone przez naszych
dzielnych zoinierzy stanowi}y
panstwo wspolne i nierozdzielne
wraz z innemi ziemiami polskie-
mi.
2. Zadamy przyspieszenia wy
borrow do Sejmu warszawskiego,
gdyz dotychczas ME posiadamy
tam swoich posiow.
8. Wyrazajac swoj hold armii
zgromadzenie wzywa
wszystkich wiernych synow OF
czyzny do zaciagniecia sic bez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

wiesz dobrze, re W Rosyi bolszewicy
niedopuScili do powszechnego glo-
sowania, DO obawiali sic, re CHOP
rosyjski ME g1osowalby ma mich. -.
1 ca}kiem slusznie. Muzyk chcia1 ka-
wa}ek ziemi - tymczasem bolsze-
wicy mu ziemie wydarli i upanstwo-
will. B~olszewicy dorwali sic do RIA
dow zapomoca gwaitu - kul / dzial
maszynowych. Ich dyktatura jest
gorsza cd caratu - gdyz car mp.
socyalist6w ME mordowa{, ale wy
syiai na Sybir. A co robia bolszewi-
cy? Oficer6w, ludzi zamozniejszych,
inteligencye bija i zazynaja ma
smiert / pchaja Rosye W objecie bar
barzy6stwa / ciemnoty. Dyktatura
bolszewicka - to d~espotyzm nozoT
nfkow - gwait niesiychany -
mord.
IL hAn1llcS" ". - I'd Old1 DUH
bis}aw. - Me trzeba wierzyt kapi-
talistycznej prasie..
- Alez panic! - odpowiadam-
to pisa rodowici Rosyanie - ma
oczni Swiadkowie.
- Temu ME wierze - mowi Boil
szewitkiewicz, ale wierze W zasady
bolszewickie. Wei pan mp. socyaliza
eye m~aizehstwa. Ja....
- Prose- mi powiedziec - pre-
rywam mu - czy pan sic kiedy ko-
cha} W kobiecie?
- o tax odpowiada Bolszetkie--
wicz. w pannie Hellenic, tylkoz ona
byla bardzo religiina, a to mi sic
ME podoba}o, vice ja....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
Ia przeproszeniem

- Ia przeproszeniem - przery-
wan mu %powt6rnie - pan cheese
powiedzfet, re parma Helena dala
panu odkosza. I dobrze zrobi}a: wi
dziaIa, re pan plui ma wszystko, ma
wszelkie swietosci, vice jaka mia4a
rekojmie, re pan ma MIA kiedys ME
splunie / odpechnie niby sprzet ME
uzyteczny? Ale danny temu pok6j.
Przypustmy, re pan ozenii sic z ko-
beta, ktora kocha. Czyby pan po-
zwoliI ma to, ably inny mezczyzna
mial do niej prawo? pan m6Wi tax
- ale ia WIEN, re czuje ME. Wolna
milosG obala familie - rodzine -
kt6ra stanowi podklad ~spoleczeh-
silva - wytwarza chaos, gdyz ma
wet %zwierzeta tax ME zyja.
- Alez ia wierze - o~dpowiada
Bolszetkiewicz - re ludzkosG po--
Wilma sproboWac bOlsZeWizm.
w Rosyi - odpowiadam - go
pr6buja 1 raju - jak glosicie -
zadnego ME przyni6s}.
"A vice co tn do cholery - "a
woIa} Bombislaw - zrobit ma tym
Swiecie?
A no - radze mu - braG zy-
Gle takie jake jest | uwzglednit
fakt. re SWAT - ludzkoSt - ma
swoie niedoskona}osci / bedzie je
miai p6ki SWAT Swiatem. A iak panu
ten SWAT ME podoba, MECH pan
sobie sprawl bom5e, wlozy ia pod
swoje portuealie, zapali lont i pusci
sic z dymem W przestworza niebie-
skie.. moze tam aniolowie niehiescy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
BISKUP WROCLAWSKI "a
POLAK0W!

w dziennikach niemieckich W
Berlinie pojawi1a sic nastepuJaca
opinia biskupa wrocfawskiego
Bertrama o kwestyi Gorhego Sla-
ska:
Ola prowincyi slaskiej, row.
niez jak ola szerokich warstw
Niemiec odiecrenie Gornego Sla-
ska misioby nastepstwa katastro-
falne. Niemcy ME mega sic O.
beisc bez skarbow ziemi i pre-
mysiu ma G6rnym Slasku, bez
najgorszego nadwyrezenia swego
zycia ekonomicznego. Z innego
tez powodu n~alezaioby ubolewac
mad strata tel prowincyi o lud-
nosci szczegolnie pracowitej, sill
mel z natury, a przywiazanych do
swych ognisk domowych. Ma diu
go zanim objaiem biskupstwo W
dyecezyi wroclawskiej, nauczy-
lem sig W dyecezyi hanowerskiej
Genie rolnikow slaskich "a ich
nieugieta wytrwaiosc, godzenie
sic ma niedostatki, oraz ich zycie
pobozne i poswiecen peine. Ola
tych przyczyn W modlitwach
swoich. Professionalism ludnoSc
slsska jake wzor i przykad ola
Niemcow. Utrata tel prowincyi 0
iudnosci z tax d~oskonalemi zale-
tami bysaby ola Slaska rzeczs O.
Logiks biskupa wrocaawskiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
WIESCI Z POLSKI.

nazywa .Kuryer Poznanski" i
scie prussia. Dazy bowiem do Ia
trzymania w jarzmie niemieckiem
milionowej ludnoSci polskiej, ME
dbajac o jej wole polaczenia sic z
Matka : Ojczyzna swych braci
tego samego jezyka i WARY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

A no, panstwo moi, many W Gary
polskiego b~olszewika.
Rozmawia}em z MIN wczoraj, a
nazywa sic Bombislaw Bolszetkie-
wicz, rodem z Leninowa, W gubernii
trockiej.
Z~ajada}em sobie W restauracyi ma
Broadway, gdzie Bombisiaw siad}
sobie naprzeciw mnie / patrzy, jak
kiereszuje bifsztek z cebula.
- Sliczny dzien dzisiaj prawda-
movie don.
- A CO tam sliczny! - odpowfa
da. Sliczny dla burzuj6w, kapitali-
stow, ale ola proletaryatu ohydny.
- A ha! - movie - to pan
bolszewik!?
- Ma sic rozumieG - odpowia-
da. Mech dunder swiSnie ustroj ka
pitalistyczny, jaki tn panuje. Mona
formalnie przymierac z glodu.
Pan PRAGUE? - pytam.
Gdzietam! - ~odpowiada. Co
pan sobie mySli? ia nam ~pracowat,
aby zbogacat milionerow? Cd roku
juz ME pracuje.
- A czy pan ME vie pytam-
re be- piracy niema kolaczy?
- A co tam - mowi - tn clio
wick urwie, tam pozyczy / sic lyle.
- A no - odpowiadam - to
pan ME chce pracowac, a tylko Eye
z cudzej piracy. Jak ptaszkowie
CO to ME ora, ME sieia - a zbie-
raja?
Panic - odpowfada - ia je
stem bolszewik / mysle "a ten aum
poniewierany przez kapitalistow. ia
wierze W d~yktature proletaryatu.
tn podchodSi kelnerka / pyta sic
Bolszetkiewicza CO ma bye.
Czulem jego wzrok ma sobie, jak-
by chcia} mi dae do zrozumienia, re
ia bede mial honor zap}acenia Ia
obiad lego bolszewickiej mosci - a.
lie ia utopiiem w1rok W a~petyczny
bifsztek i udaje, ze ME rozumiem o
CO chodzi.
Brat Bombislaw ~odchrzaknal pa
re ray.
Mech bedzie szklanka woody /
dwie wyka{ac1ki.
Kelnerka ma to parsknesa smile
chem a Bombisiaw, chcac sic uspra-
wiedMwie re zlecenia danej kelner-
&c, m6wi do mnie:
UmySlnie daie take zlecenie,
ably ME wzbogacie burzuja, wfasct-
ciela r%estauracyi.
- Zycze panu - odpowiadam z
powazna nina - smacznego smacz-
nego.
- Widzi pan - mowi bolszeYfk
- navel jese cz}owiekowi ME daja,
tylko trzeba plscie przeklete tie pie
Made. My botszewicy pieniadze 7nie
siemy - wtedy bedzie raj.
- A co pa mysli dat W zamtan
Ia pieniadDe?
-Kwitki kredytowe, "a kt6re pro
letaryat z skladnit r~zadowych be-
die m6gi uzyska6 CO mu ~potrzeba.
= Alez panic - movie kwit-
XII krSdytowe, dobrze. Lecz kWdtk1
te bedzie wydawai Rad I beda tax
lax pieniadze. Co "a roznica? Przecie
pan rozumie re, pieniadze W ustro-
ju dzisiejszym kapitalisci ME bija,
tylko Rad. Ale z powodu nier6wnos.
ci / rolnic umyslow ludzkich, jeden
ma mniej, drugi wiecej. Mech pan
mi odpowie ma jedno pytanie: "a co
ludzie W Lstroju bolszewickim otrzy
mywaG beda kwitkif
Ia prace = odpowiada.
Wszyscy beda musieli ~pracowae a
urzednicy rozdzielaliby owoce piracy
miedzy proletaryat.
A vice W takim ustroju cd
cham mu sic = pan by take ME
mial co jese, DO musialby pracowac
- a pracowac pan ME chce.
Co pan mysli = zaperzyl sic
= ktoS przecie musi
d~yktature proletaryatu,
ME?
- Panic Bolszetkiewicz - od--
rzekiem. Napr96d, ME lube tego $40
va ,,dyktatura". Demokracya tutej-
ga nikomu ME dyktuje, ale wick
szosc - "a pomoca ballots = rza-
lzi. A 90 xe dzieje W Rosyi? Pan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
z BoLszEwI-
KAMI.

Rad bolszewick W Moskwie
zawari ugode militarna z Ukrain
cami, ktorzyw zamian "a dostar-
czenie i'm 80 armat, $50 karabi-
now maszynowych, oraz znacz-
nych zapasow materyalu wojen-
nego ola dalszej z Polsha waGki,
zobowiazali sic zspewnic przejazd
ogromnej armii rosyjskiej do We
gier ma ratunek komunistow W
Budapeszcie.