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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-15

CONFER tsN MIN RESERvA T'nN
WASHINGTON. Aug. Ex-senator
Hitchcock win take mn with the prcsi-
dent this afternoon the question Of
reservations to ibe peace treaty along
lines which Republican .'mild rcscr-
vations'' suggested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Viola Pruitt and little daughter
La Verne left Thursday for Bingham
where they win be guests until the
first OF September
-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Minis are
being congratulated upon the birth of
an eight and one half pond son. The
littei boy arrived Wednesday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Dave Rogers.
-
Pilot Rock SiocISman Here.
Il. IT. Kellar, stock raiser from Pr
lot Rock. was in town today. He has
just sold a shipment OF cattle in the
Portland yards and is on his way
home.
Miss Vera Temple. who returned to
Pendleton last night from Chicago
after attending International school
for kindergarten teachers, will remain
here for three weeks before returning
to enter school for the fall term
Miss Beth Smith who was also a pupil
at the school has completed the train
ing course.
Mr. al. AIRS. Frank Sherman, Nj.
and Mrs Elmer Sny, er. Miss EVe'y'n
Snyder arr. Mss Seville Marty se.
turned las. risht from a motor u 10
TO Seaside aal tassell and sous l, =,
Oregon points.
Mr.. NJ r. Newman and daughter.
Miss Catherine Newman of Twin Falls
Idaho are visitors at the home OF MIR. I
and Mrs. Paul Jones. Mrs. Newmaa
Is sister of Mr.. Jones. They are o.
their way home after visit TO Rocka-
way Beach.
Mrs Fred Bennion and twN little 4
sons arrived today from Salt Lake 10 |
join Mr.. Bennion. who is county agent I
with his HEADQUARTERS in Pendleto,.
They will reside at I'll Willow Street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-15
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON

Sues for Professional Services.
|. u Temple today brought suit in
Circuit court against Thomas Farrow
to collect s46,50 alleged due for pro-
fessional services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-15

Miss Carrie Frank OF Nyssa who has
Z been here visiting for few days at
the home Of her cousin, Mrs. George
y KIM. left today for The Dalles.
where she will visit her aunt. Or.
Carrie l.. Norvan Or. Noryall passed
through pendleton recently after a
visit to Wallawo Lake. Miss Frank
has just returned from trip through
Yellowstone Park.
, Mrs. Alice O., McAiexander was in
the city from Milton today on a shop
ping ana pleasure trip.
Claud Hampton Of Pendleton mo-
tored down to Portland for a few days.
He viii be at the Multnomah.-Ore-
gon Journal.
George Roberts Is in the city from
Portland.
" E. Hoilinsworth is a Pendleton
visitor from Menasha. Wisconsin.
+. 1. Cary is here today from Spo-
kane.
William Rogers is in the city from
san Francisco.
F. G. owens was Pendleton visitor
yesterday from Walla walla.
]. c. Koch was at Hotel Pendleton
last night from Walla WaIla,
Mrs. Joseph Nys is in the city
from Walla Walla.
E Z. Caster is here from The
Dalles today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Shutrum arrived
home last evening from an extended
trip in California. The
Shutrums went as far south as Long
Beach and enjoyed a trip through
Yosemite Valley and a visit in San
Francisco. After few days stay
here Mr.. and Mrs Shutrum will motor
to the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
Baker near Desolation creek, for a
outing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-15

Walter Morgan wanted here for the
alleged theft OF $50 and a gold watch
from his roommate. arrested at The
Dalles yesterday on telegraphic info,-
nation from the sheriff's office here
and will be brought to Pendleton
probably tomorrow. Sheriff tt D.
Taylor is expected to so down the
river for the prisoner.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11
~. arsssseA = tbAas.

Mao. dteuilsk, vile Of the MiAiS-
ter Of serbia, RtlI speak tSSA0Fr6R
EEEsynesa ~ thB regular meeting
% the Anthony League, to BE held AZ
2OOf csiuhlbIA Poad. shs WIll tell Of
conditions IN the near sast.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

THE first performance in this eouA-
try Of Naettfiihek's new play,
= "a Burgomas.er Of pGlsIurh,"
given at the BslabcB HfiEater last
evening will be writ large u, the
social history OF ths present aeaben,
Not only, was IL an event 90 epochSl
artistic and dramatic lmPoftahee, bal
IL brought out one of the ridst Sill
liant audiences which hAA eSsf AS
senbled IN the Capital
The BritisH ArabaAsaddf ana iAay
Reading we're 6uslf5 ef Af. Ard Afs.
Arthur dfGh2ra GtFSEo%, who else
sntEr'a aimed Mrs. Fra1KiIn D.. RooGe-
Welt, Mrs. West. Mr.. ard ArA John F.
Wilkins, Reat AdmiFsi Cbiiht Mox
LovatelIi, naval attacES Of the Italian
embassy; Capt r. r. Glen &dd Cap
tain P6rtman, Of the Bfitlsh embassy
stan: Capt. Richard Fiourhcs, y. 9.
A, and Henry Russell, OF D9rdpn. Mr.
end MFs. Glasgow enteFtAi4ed their
guests ct dinner before the play.
Capt And ArG. Perry bSlmdtft also
gave dinner before the peFforhflnce,
having thSIF guests Wit htbSUa In
ihSlr box. In tie little e6HpsHy. were
he new, ,ATpbNssadUF 70 Ff1hee and
Mrs. HUH G. WaIiSct, the co1hsellof
OF the British Bmbassy arq Mrs..
STUART, OF the British embassy
The seeFstafy Of the Swedish Lega-
ton ana Baroness Bohde Rad IN their
bog u the play the Swedish Minister
and Nine. Ekengren. Mrs. Roger
watts and Sir Gflmwood Maagp, of
Hs BtitiAh embassy staff. MfA Hehry
HeA, who was hostess to hs4t1y >
huHdfed OF the conValsscent soldiers
at Waltst RSed Hosbltal. in the f9ezS
, EaniHs seats, had in her b63 With
her MAJ Cen. and Mrs. Barnett, Mr.
and Hrs, Charles Warren 6hd Count
De Chembfth. counselor OF the Ffbnch
erhbassY, Fofn5ef Imperial Huesl1A
/ Atnbassa4of and Mins. BathnaSttfs
had their box their relatlv6S, Col.
ana Nine, Molkhaneff, Of Russia; Mr,
and. and Mrs. Henry Getty chilten e ths
British embabsfi hrs: Efercls Lidyd
and Alesfhon orsiE. sf the British
Assistant SECRETARY Of state and
Mrs. William Phillips also had q box.
and members OF the Belgian legation
stan, With 4 group OF guests, occu-
pied the box taken by the Belgian
minister before hia departure for Eu.
rope. The Mlhses PAttsn ehtsftAined
4 party OF ten guests. among them
hra. Henry Q. CoFbln and MIA 5ahn
a. John4teu. Others present were
Mr. and Ars. lawrence ToWntSnd and
Mise Yvenne Townsend. the minister
Of Denmark, Constantin Bfun, Mr..
and Mrs. aAfoid walker. Countess
Gizyoka, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Richard wainwright Mrs. Roscoe
Bulnier. Mrs. J. X. Ohl, Mrs. AkssI
Wichfeld, Miss Cecilia May. Miss Nay
Ladenbufg, and Mrs. James MeDoh-
aid.
Congressman and Mrs. Henry d.
Flood were among those noted, also
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh, Mrs. A. Gar
fison McClintock, Viscount ana Vls-
countess de Slbour. ConKressEriah and
MrS. John Jacob Rogers. Mrs. John
=. Merriam. Mr.. and Mrs. George
4. Odell, Mr.. and Mrs. J, G. O,LAakh-
lin, Lieut.. and Nine. Philip Barbier.
Of the Belgian legation; J6nkheer w.
=. de Beaufort, counselor of the
Netherlands legation; Mr.. and NfS.
Charles s. Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam MOLellan Ritter. Judge ana Mrs.
Sidney Ballou, Mrs. Sherman Miles,
J. Low Hartman, and Christian D.
Hemmick. o., p
The Washington times., 1919-03-11
Hosts Al Dinner.

HgANA NJ DEnmGEs
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis.
countess Ishli will be hosts at DIM
ner tonight, entertaining a number
OF guests from official and diplomatic
society in compliment to the Acting
Secretary Of State. and Mrs. Frank
l. Polk.
Mrs.. Baker, wife of the Secretary
OF War, will not be at home toniof.
row afternoon as is Her custom on
Wednesday. Accompanied by hSf
guest. Miss Katherine Lowe, OF CIeVe-
land, she will go to Camp Humphreys
Virginia, to attend the first Of &
series of tea dances to be given there
Judge Martin A. Knapp will give
q dinner tonight in compliment to
Mrs T. W. GREGORY. wife Of the re-
Gently retired Attorney General nov
en- route to France with the Pfesi-
Dental party
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson enter.
tanned a distinguished company at
luucheon today. .-. ..-..
Mrs. Patterson has but recently re-
turned to Warrington from Chicago,
meeting her son, Major Joseph Msditl
"atterson on his return from France.
ajor Patterson served with the Rain
boy Division. =.
Gives Tsa and MusieaIe.
Mrs. Norman Williams will be
hostess at a delightful function this
afternoon. entertaining at a tea ana
musicale fer brilliant Company, rep:
resehtAtivss Of diplomatic, ottoiEi and
resident society. The aftIsts viii be
Lazarro. the famous tenor OF the
Metropeiitan onsES Company, and
y known Tor her delightful and astis-
tic mingling OF French Songs and
story telling. The tea will Be al li16
and the musicale At S o'cloEk. Mfh
Williams daughter, Mrs Merritt Wili
receive with her. and the hostess will
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

The Equal Franchise League will
give . BtidSS tea ct . o'GiOek On the
Afternoon Of Friday. MarsA 81. ct tkS
hoSdquartSTs Of the NatIoApl Apsfi-
eaH Woman SaRTAgh AsssAlktleh.
l6ze Rhode Isla4a SVSnua TGa an
I.ounesmsflts, which have OaaH issuGa
III the name Sf MIRA t4dli Sr6vhlSW.
chairman Of the lsGEuG RBd Ma
George W. EaStmsnk Chairman 6f A.
rNngeTnents, ealt attsRtlon 20 eohtinr
uation Of the Cehgrtablonal work %
the dAtiopal agsOelaGitns fbf EhleA
c6ntfibdtions tSt .dGsiEsA., ne pa.
tF6nsSsSS Tor tAe ,kFidtA tkA are .AtA
FeRt6R d. AakSE Hfp. DASid p
J1euatSn, AlsS ASnAs RAft Wilson.
Mpa, LSlIa D, BraHaAiS, Nfs. wiillala
E. kshVoA Ma fShR y ShAfFSth,
Mrs.. jamkE n Mann. Afs, victor AaS-
sssh NFt AswsCa Ksating Ma
Nef, and Mrs.. eiGF6hs6 BOuBht0S,
weed.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

let evSFY haaisaS6 SSlaieR Ne -
~ . PenlRaSR thHt VOaR IaSsoaS tAi
u duG.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

p Mrs. Charles D. wile6tt viii give
an illuatratsd lecture On the cana
dian RoeEiss, with coisfed slides, 8t
TIE Paul fnbtitHts. -21o7 street,
THURSDAY at 8 o'eIocE. RfG Paul Elli
txhislt the BiblIeai collection 81 the
tate Mnie. N0enkfsFd 1t 1850 .o'eloek.
All intefestOd Weie6me
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

conEfeSAfnAh and Ara ]. +. Wat.
kinA Of LouIsIah&. hAsv aAhouhssd
the engagement OF their dGuEhtsr,
Misp Ruth Watkins, to CAPT, william
n. faliAfeTro, y, 3, A., of Tampa, Fla.
The wedding WiiI probably take place
the latter part OF MEFeh.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

DR.. ;Wiiiiaia MiIlsk caiIisg. bfAsl-
dent Of George Wa1hihBtoa tiliyst.
sity. and Nrs. C0ili6f shtSftsined e
receptions Yesterday. .AB6aB the
guests. was Jahn GaiEW 6fthS, WAb
made a short Address.
Nf. 0alsRorthY viii Be the heHsf
guest 6t q fpeeptioA dt ths ASlb
Club tonight.
Mrs, FFedSfisk Harris Sifl cams -
washington today 9fofA Philaaalbhia
for an extended Wait
The Washington times., 1919-03-11
o. for ~ ".

NJ. and Mrs. Gs6fGs :. NGFyS win
iSAye waihlnGtop tomsFFo~ Ter New
fork.. where thsy VIII fSnGil . fsR
days. Ms. AafSe's Sisters. the Mistts
Eoyie, left WashiRgten tAatSfa4r u
spend seveFal weeks in New York.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

CemfIahdef ChaFiSt Theodore lev.
ell, u. 8. N. will give 4 dinner tomoF.
row evening at the formal opening 6i
tho cafe 81. A4PRa othsfA Hho will
pr. and Mrs.. EslV6st5h uAFnstt, vii.
liam d HIbbs, Vls6ouAt and .VisioHAt.
sat J.. Henri Dc. slbSHf, ana Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ddhlop.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

Capt. LSobolde n. .NsrisRa, naval
httaeHe OF the BtaEllith embassy, Il
IN New York;, stopping a. the Van.
6srbIlt.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11
CoIaneI Thnnnann e..

Col Robert N. ThompbOh, ,whe AAh
gone to Palm Beach trsm MiAni on
board his houstboht EvarklAdeB, re-
esntiy gave 1 large luncheon party
on board.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

Mfsl Harriet z. Ef6fkert. Of a4os
Blkhtesnth stEssk; has beeh called 'tS
S'blumbtiS, Qhios, bV the iliseog df Hrs.
f'sAtt. Mf. Piatt Is ct RfoSsnt ID BeE-
muda with his sister, Grs. HaSlihEs.
1sfa, AA1tinga; formerly Mas Emily
rtAlt, yes married ffPm lAe Waite
House during the Hayes adfhiAlstrA-
ti6n.
ThO east Of amateur artists, Fn9ldd-
ing more than a score Of the Y0dAgSF
r. representatives oE the diplomatic and
resident set, Who gave several clever
performances recently f6r the benefit
OF the British-Amerlean war relief,
Will give a similar performance to-
In6rrOW evening at the Red Cross
conValsScent house OF the Walter
RSsd Hospital for the SntSrtAInmsnt
Il the wounded men.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

NPi. Richardson clover. wife sf
Rear Admiral Glover, u. q. NJ, Whe
H. IN New York, IL staying at ths
FlASa, Colonel and &fG. 6ahlsi &.
Merrill, Of wAShingtOn, are alA6 htep.
ping At the PLAZA
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

Mr. and Mrs., BIbGrt 4. dAry viii
be hosts at a dinner party on Sat0f-
day evening at their hdm6 In New
York.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

Major Liviua TieuAann, formally
military attache OF the hoGrnAniAn 10.
eAti9ni and his Bride have returned to
Washington after an extended stay In
PaFlG and are at the ShoFahat, Nhaa.
TieusAnu WAa formerly kisa HuntihK-
ton, Of Philad6lphia.
Lieut.. T, q. Donaldson. jE,, vhs hds
been visiting his mother. Mrs. r. Q.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
First Night "A BurgOmaster Of Belgium" Gala Event
Japanese Ambassador Entertains,

oonslSssa, VII leave ton6rFsv for
c0idTiet6, eA.I NAsrs be ID al4leAsd.
I,istA, cfisFita 46sfmAn, RIRs et8tion-
"a At e6ianabua Hho pRs the .8gOst %
Nfs. DOnal as6i ana tieutehaat ppn-
atdOen, Aas R6ne 10 BGittmqra Tor .
shSft st&f bslefe fetpFnlh6 8dHlh.
Ma DdHai5son and Miss h4Hgue
DOahi6Sati will 20 TO NeN YOfR 90 the
snd 81 ths NsSk Tor a visit
nstakiPd = HsSpe4t.
-cdbg Aastie y. Tssnch, q, q n,
Wis has sea d Wash lAGtoEi hSt ~
EtifA6a b kStseart. t4s sA1 hfb,
1PbeeR viii Rfsf fassla a ataasf q.
fi6SfoG st 80 lsfSsas pt1tlok.
~. P6iI.Gasf d, RaSS. Slts sf
sea Tor kn14; seesfnpahlsl 81. ,Allb.
q. d. Ast4. ASS aa6 q Palm 4se4h,
fla ard % SthDRihB e the RSSPi
POinciSnA.
KFS. EaaGrd RsHian1 50 ksha to
AtlSntiS city f6F a ,aEtsAaSd stay,
-gkS We sGeShaea6isd' - hSf ehlldfsh,
Niss MsSSkfstt RSNlSaa ana hasibS
WyllRm RsS1sAds Ma fski2sd
spent r. Winter tskI asd q 1 ffSSG lni
visitor "a WA1hiABtsh.
tSFMsf eshssSr Eitss aSSl Is Al the
WliiAfa fOf a brisf visit
LIeut karkih ~. aiaas6soSh D. 3.
A., viii leave ,Wasfif ton ts4AS Ter
San Antonio, Tex. Who're ht VIII %
stAli5hed.
WHIT Oh PSISt CO6fsst.
Ma william c. peah and Miss
olkdSs Penn, % thS l9tshfthdt, spent
last week q Aotsl cAAEibsft. n GA
POInt cOAlSFh Va
TAs sxSsutlvO obHAllitsS al iA6 Ma
IionAl s6eltt1 Ol paashtSfs Of
FOuhdGts ahA RStFi6iS n AmkFiea
viii hdla 4 moStins % TntfBaaV. a.
yiss Sfssissat, Irs. joan :. j4SltA b
Stonielkt .0AuFt. TIE medbeFB ara
urged 10 sttsnd
form BsrtSts VIII - ~, SpsAkts A
IhS dInAef % the Arts ciab ThaFsdRI
oSehinG. Nisa ,EAthsftbo f6ee win
STAG. The ohSifShaa 81 the dlnpSe
viii - George Juiis4 2opiy, with
hfa. A6h6 oRyneF - hostess.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

Mrs Henry May expects to lsave
Washington shortly for a visit TO
White sulphur Springs.
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

burnt OSTRICH aAd Burnt
ceoss Feathers are pOpulak.
Bisek eftecta s5e to eSe
BrUEn and naVy, s45o % 500.
-Faney fpPle Brad, ~
Rraids, . - used via
nialitA : yArd hom sse t.,
BBa
Kasns-SsoSna vioor
The Washington times., 1919-03-11

EdouAfd de Billy, deputy high com.
Tission6f OF France, viii 50 20 New
York 70 attend the 'lGGfY Garden fes,
tiVa1" 70 Be given - ths Metropoli.
tan obeta House for, the beneit Of
the secotrs Franco-Ainefieaina, which
e conducting reeoastfdstlon work Il
France. This viii BE- Has GaFdel'I
sole appearance at the Metropolitan
thik season. ..s..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-25
kiepski poczatek, ME dObrze wro-
zqcy ma przysz}oSc.
POGO Oni?!...

Komunikat Urzcdu Prasowo-
Informacyjnego PREY Wydziale
Narodowym w Chicago donoSi
ostatnio O nowych cz}onkach
Komitetu Narodowego PolskiegO
W Paryzu, a mianowicie:
,,Stosownie do ugody, zawartej
przez premiere Paderewskiego L
komendantem Pifsudskim, zwiek-
szy4 sic sklad Komitetu Narodo--
wego Polskiego w Paryzu przez
kooptowanie nowych pieciu czlon
k6w; So mimi PIP. Rel Tetmajer
re stronnictwa ludowego i PIP.
Dlushi, Sujkowski i Sokolnicki Z
polskiej partyi socyalistycznej.'
TAX brzmi oficyalny komunikat
powiadaj2cy nam, re vice ODE
do Paryskiego Komitetu ma
lcza socvaliSci Z Polski / ludlow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-25
'ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

gnie zatrzymat jake port ola Sic
bic - jedyny lepszy / wiekszy
Wlosi, biorsc Tryest i PoGa, sill
ne i wygodne porty po-austrya-
okie, jeszcze i Rjeki nawet So
wianom pozostawit ME chca! Pro
tektorzy uoiSnionych narodowo-
sci!
Trzeba wiedziet, IL mniej vie
cej okoio czasu owego wyzej
wzmiankowanego kongresu naro-
dow ucisnionych W Rzymie WHO
81 zawarli pewnego rodzaju poro-
zumienie Z Anglia przedewszy-
stkiem, a take i z Francya praw-
dopodobnie, ma mocy kt6rego 60
dzili sic ma to, re Pc zwycieskiej
wojnie dostana Trentino i Tryest
z GAIA Istrya, lecz miasto Rjeka-
odstapia ma rzecz Proponowane;
wowczas Republiki Kroackiej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-25
DO WIADOMOSCIi

wsHystkich I~ntereSant0w a~atuDrset-
nlej prOsImy o pr~Eestrzeganie DoniA-
sEy IN M~Skak6wekI
BIura AdmInIstraeyI naszeJ otwarte
90 prEeE dzieh cRly cd E0dziny S-mej
Erann do 1880 W1ecEorem - CO dnlas .
wyJatkiem nIedziel 4 SwlRt krHjowysh,
0bOw~iasuJReych.
zar1adca PIsmR nasEego przyjmu1e
POPOLUDNIOWTCH cd 2-giej do S-teJ
q wyJstkiem S0b0t.
RedakcyR ola Interesantow otwRrta
Ieat TYLKO w GODZINACH RANNYCH
- OD GODLINY 1Oi3O DO GODZINY
1850; Do pOiudniu tylko IA s~pecyalns
Sedaktor NaezeIny przyJmuJe Int.
resant6w TYLKO Pc GODLiNlE 1O-teJ
PRXED POLUDNIEM.
UpraEHa uIe o lie moinokei wsxelkie
spraUy y Redakcya EafatSiae PISEM-
ME- bO M kOnwersacye dtugie ME ma
nay esaE9E tylkO w sEczeSoi-
nieiszei NyagI, osobIstych, lub ME daJa-
Cych sSe =slatwIe zuIekle - droga ko-
r~espOadeneyi pGosimy jawte sic oso-
hIkciR- znchOHu1ac ma wzgledEies ne o.
kOlo SOdZiny 1l-tet EAmykRmy gazette
/ wszysey najbardsiej jesfeamy wtedy
EatruJEienI.
kOrrspOndent6w uprassamy naJm0e-
rIe5, uby pisaII CZYTELNIE - ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB MA MASZYNIE, ME
ZBYT SCISLIWIE I YLkO Ma JE-
nNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JesIi utwOry JnkIekOlwiek ME majs
hye OEfoszonr, Pochlania Je koss
redukeyJny; jeSli p~oEadane 80 do swro-
"a, w rnEie ME oglosHenla, nalefy g
yJIRAHNIE ZAZNACZYC I ZALACZfC
ZNACXEk POCZTOWf Ma ZWROTNA
P~RZESELKE.
Zndnyeh komunIkat0w do ogiosEenia
lie naIezy ~przesylae na kartkach od-
krytyehy Sadnych tel ME przyJmuje sic
L-omnnikacSI telefonieznyeh - chyba
w yyyJatkOwych wypadkachJ r6wnlez o.
xlosxen. -dOtyczscych ruchu " towa-
rxysfwReh te~iefOnlcznie ME Drzyjmu-
1emT.
m Oglonxen w AdmInistracyi I tam sic
q nienai zwracac nalesy.
POdsiekOwnnia SLELklESo
lain REZDLUCYE zALOBNE, P0Li.
TYcZNE 4 {. %. naIe&a do DEialu Ogio-
BNeh.
W.xeIkle korespOndeneye, Hawiado.
-.a.nIa \ Z, D, muskR bye podplsane -
~eSneU, uaxNiskIem wras = adresem %.
sxaeexOt bezImlennyeh, Iub podpisanycn
JoTvEIaikfem, aIbO Wresxcte slower
EomItet" = kO~munikaeyi. NJ eoRoos
sondeneyI nIe SamiessexamY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-25

politycznych - wiecej nam pre-
nlawiaja ma korzySc Jugo-Slawii.
Ale 0 to wszystho mniejsza -
nam idzie o oSwietlenie jakosci
moralnej postepowania Wloch6w,
ktdrzy jak przedtem sic ma odda-
ME Rjeki godzili. a teraz mu
przeczs i ME godza sic talk i Z
G~gumentami "a silnymi Siowian
wcale walczyt ME prohuja: oni
o wiele lepsze, silniejsze maja
s~rgumenty i melody - pruskie:
wziei, trzymaja i ~powiadaja, re
ME oddadza - co i'm zrobiszG
A OTTO kiedy ma Kongresie Poko-
najwidoczniej W spotze
tym SCALA decyzyi przewaza sic
ma strong SSowian - WFosi iuz
otwarcie groza pie5cia pancerna /
ogsaszaja, re sic z Kongresu u
suna, re do wojny novel gotowi,
jeSli caty Kongres / wszystkich
ludlow ma MIN przedstawiciele -
ME zrobia tego, czego chca oni!
Co jest warte tego rodzaju sta
rowisko - ME potrzeba ma to
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z6w, niema roznic - wszyscy So
jednej mySli, wszyscy PREY piracy
jednej - nawet socyalisci polscy
ida razem z reszta narodu do
wspolnego cclu - dObra.
Otto vice w powyzszycl fax
tach - potwierdzenie slow DIllo-
ma, kt6ry jeszcze pOwiedzial O ia
kiej zjednoliconej W swoim ludzle
Polsce, il jest ona jedynym kra-
jem - jedynym narodem, ma kto-
ry Koalicya zachodnia liczyc be-
die mos1a w odparciu nawaiy boil
szewickiej, n~apierajacej cd wscho-
du. To vice sa przejawy-to Przy
klady roboty pozytywnej, dodat-
niej nawet re strOny socyalistow,
O sympatye ola kt6rych, nj tel o
zbyt skora ola n;ch chec u~znania
- otwarcie to piszcmy Mkt
mas chyba po5qdzat ME powinien:
ale uznanie naszc oSwiadczamy
otwarcic i szczerze, azeby dat do
wGd bczstronro$ci tskiej. z jaka
chciclibysmy - by sic i do mas
odnoszono, azeby okazat. re ME
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graniczna cNpozyture. Zc dotqd
socyaliSci t~rzyrnali sic wzgledem
tel reprezentaCyi paryskiej ia bo-
ku - w opozycyi - rzecz wiado-
ma, to wiaSnie byio najwyraz-
niejszym przejawem r6znic w o.
rycntacyach i akcyach politycz--
nych dwu gi6wnych grup narodu
naszego; re sic teraz do oryenta-
Cyl jedynie wfasciwej - zwycie-
skiej j do akcyi MIA kierowanej
przylaczyli - to jest najwidocz-
niejszym przejawem, re ia punk.
Gle niepodlegiosciowej n~aszej po-
lityki, oraz tendencyi stworzenia
jak najsilniejszego pahstwa pol
skiego niema dis II mas partyi, nj
rGznic a socyali$ci potrafili swe
ckonomiczne tendencye podpo-
rzadkowac do czasu wazniejszym
wskazaniom politycznym. Juz o
TEN pisali Z Polski zagraniczni
1iawet correspondence: przypomi-
nanny wspaniaiq niedawna kores-
pondencye dra Dillona, Ameryka-
nina, kt6ry ~stwierdzai, re W Pol
see dis niema partly, niema obo-
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cy. o tych drugich nam dis ME
idzie, spodziewac sic tego naleza-
10, re beda z robota narod6w; -
ciekawszem - charakterystycz--
mem wysoce Jest przylaczenie sic
i przyjecie do komitetu Paryskie
so sccyalist6w polskich, Pilsud-
skiego dawnych kornpartyzantow
piszemy dawnych, DO dis 'Ph
sudski stanai ponad Fartyaml, jak
to sam oglosii. Panowie owl, o
kt6rych piszemy to dawn czSon-
kowic, wyznawcy i wspolpracow-
n;cy n. X. n. i wszystkich jego
oryentacyi, jakieby ME by}y -
bledne, czy prawdziwe o tenn
tez dis ME nova - sad nasz w
tym wzgledzie jest znany - sad
to $wiata calego. Slow tych kiNka
v wyrazie szczerego zadowolenia
pragniemy napisac Z okazyi sa--
Ireso faktu uczestnictwa socyali-
stow polskich w pracach parry
skicj naszej Reprezcntacyi naro-
dowej, bedqccj W zgodnym akor-
die z rzadem rolskim W Ojczyz-
ME i stanowiqcej lego gl6wna "a
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kazali W4osi wilcze swe ucho L
pod baraniej skory, jakq PREY
wdziali byii ma kongresie uciSnio.
nych narodowosci. zwo}anym W
Rzymie - pred rokiem mn;ej
wiecej, kiedy to obiecywali po-
parole wszystkim ludom, daza-
Gym do wyzwolenia sic Z pod
jarzm Centratnych, a wiec i Jugo-
S{owianom: widocznie W1osi ro-
zrrnfeli swoja obietnice tax, re
ma to mieli pom6dz Jugo-Sfowia-
nom wydostac sic Z pod Austrya-
ka, ably dostac sic - pod W}o-
cha! Dobra logika i pplityka!
Obecnie idzie pomiedzy tern:
dwoma reprezentacyami narodo-.
wemi ma Kongresie Pokoju
o miasto Rjeke (Fiumc
- Pc wfosku) - przylegloscia-
mi: miasto-to jedyno p~ozostafo
do dyskusyf - wieksze ma ca}em
.pobrzezu neutrality-suspicious.,
wschodniem, - Jugo-Slawia pra-
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WIlcze Ucho zpod b.
raniej Sk6ry... .

z ostatnich dni telegramy do
nosza. il Wsosi postawili ma O.
strzu noza kwestye swoich zadah
mad Adryatykfem i oSwiadczyli
oficyalnie ma Kongresie PoNojo-
wynn. re usrrna sic zen, jezeli ME
dostana tego, co cbca - to INA
czy, re W takim razie ME cd Kon-
gresu Pokojowego beda wygla--
dali spesnienia swoich pragnieh,
ale polegaG mySla ma wlasnej si1e
i groza nova wojna oczywista
zwr6cona pfzedewszystkiem pre-
ciwho Jugo-Siawii, oraz tym
wszystkim, kt6rzyby sic "a mia E.
wentualnie ujac zechcieli. -.
Czynem tyn, pogrozka ia po--