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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
IA. GILLESPIE FIVE PLAY
ELMORES TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night on the Palace Han
court here the Elmores of this city,
will play the strong T. A. Gillespie
combination from Morgan, this being
the first game the Elmores have play
ed in several weeks. Although the
last two games played by the local
light senior team has resulted In de-
feats for them, they are still confident
that they can defeat il men from the
munitions plant. In the game tomor-
row night h team will have it's regu-
lar lineup consisting OF Hubbard and
Glochau, forwards: Pete Hansen CEN
ter and Parker and Kurowsky, guards.
The Morgan team, it is announced,
will consist of Lieutenants Alger and
Gail. Friedman, lombard, Kutcher
and Dougherty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Dance In KeaSbey
b. S~cciJi COrTesDoHdeRt.
sHafNU ~

b Svcctri COrTesDoHdeHt.
KI;ASREY. Jan. 27.-Thc farmer
and farmerette party held in Robin
sons Hall Friday night by the Camp
III ~f~le proved to be a huge sue
cess. The hall was decorated with hay
anu the lights were dimmed. giving
IL the of an old time vii
lage jubilee. The boys and girls were
cogfumcd rs farmers n farmerettes
During the course of h evening old
time games were played. musical Sc
leetions were rendered and refresh
monts were served. Dancing was also
enjoyed later in the evening. Among
tho guest present were Mrs. James
Quish and daughter. Marguerite, Mrs.
Samuel McGraw and daughters, Win
-ifreI ard sadie;-MSsDM0iTis DNtsch
daughters. Mr.. -sathan Robinson
and daughters. Rose. Julia. Lillian
and Florence; the Misses Helen
Pfeiffer, Rose Fee. Vera II Helen
Sullivan. Elizabeth Resi-. Ro Sallie
Resi-. Edith Schilcox. Rosaline Hofh-
ner. Margaret Schmidt, Theresa Low
enIeopf. Elizabeth Sharkey. Lucille
Fec of Keasbey. lola and Sadie Ohm
son OF Fords: Messrs. Louis Watts Of
Perth Amboy, Arthur Lind, John
Schmidt and A. Nelson of Fords. John
10th. Daniel Fee and John Parsler of
Eeasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Z MEN SHOT;
THIRD IN JAIL
Shooting Match at Matawan
Yesterday After Quarrel
Over Dogs
h. SnecfeI cn.tespondent.

MATAWAN, Jan. 21:-Frank
Rapcno, of Matawan township, is in
che Monmouth Memorial Hospital at
Long Branch with a bullet wound
through his body; Joe Allocco, also
of Matawan township, is shot through
the arm, and Charles w. Allison, of
LLOYD Road, is a prisoner in the
bounty Jail at Freehold as the result
OF "A fight over two dogs yesterday
Afternoon in which Allison drew a
gun. firing two shots. both Of which
Found their mark.
The shooting occurred at Aliison's
home on the Lloyd Road, near the
plant of the Po-AmbOy Chemical
COMPANY. According to the story
told by Mrs. Allison, the seventy
year-old mother Of the shooter, Joe
Allocco. who runs a grocery store and
factory at oak Shades, Matawan
township. and Frank Rapeno, accom-
panied by Rapeno's dog, were walk
Ing out past the Allison residence
when a dog belonging to Allison ran
out. Mrs. Allison was in the yard at
tho time and they told her to call the
dog in.
one word brought on another and
th2 young Italian, Frank Rapeno, be-
gan TO call her names. Allison, who
IL forty-cigl1t years old. hearing the
row ran from the house in time to
hear Rapeno call some of the names.
An argument followed during which
Allison Claims that Itapeno struck
him on the jaw and then started 10
place his hand behind him as If to
draw n gun.
Allison then claims that he drew
his gun and fired in self-defense The
FIRST bullet entered the back of Hsa-
peno's body just above the hip and
came out near the lung. The second
bullet found it's way through Aloe
cos left arm.
Following the shooting Allison re-
turned to his home, where he was
later arrested by the police, and Ra-
peno and Allocco managed to set
back TO Allocco's place. over n milo
from where the shooting occurred.
Tho injured men sent for DR.. Cyrus
Knecht, of Matawan. who dressed
their wounds and sent Rapcno to the
hospital at Long Branch. where this
morning his condition was said to be
serious.
Officers John Mulsolf and Patsy
Sarabuchiello were notified and
placed Allison under arrest. County
Detective Jack Smith, of Freehold,
inter. came to the borough and took
the nam to the county Jail where he
81 being held without bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

The finding of the body of Edward
Franzblau, word of Polly Levine and
other news of the battlefield in France.
fought over by the American army,
which has been received within the
past few months by Mrs. John Frank
OF 566 Groom street, his city, from
her husband, Johnnie Frank, are re-
leased by her through the columns of
the EVENING NEWS to the general
public for the first time.
The letters record all that has
passed since July IS, 1918. He tells
of the big drive on at that time n
how on every side the pitiful sights
of men and horses, some dead, some
living, meet the eyes. He tells of the
Americans shooting down a German
airplane, and of the report the cap
tured Germans made, that eighteen
pilots were shot down by the German
army that morning because they re-
fused to make their regular flights.
He tells of how at one village the
Germans dug up F'renchmen's graves
leaving their bodies lying on the earth
and placing their own dead in the
graves. This is only one of their dirty
tricks, states Johnnie. and then goes
on to cite the following case:
Anytime a German yells, Roma
rad nothing doing. One German
yelled that and a few Americans went
to take him. just then he pulled a Few
strings, and up they went. Since then
the boys refuse to give them any
chance at ALL"
Mr.. Frank was a dispatch carrier
and during his trips from the front
to various headquarters a many
experiences that the average soldier
misses. on September "a. he was on
his way back from the front, when
the Germans were Smelling the a
Things became so hot that he decided
to get off his machine and doing so
fell into a ditch. A piece of shrapnel
dropped about six riches from where
he lay.
The finding of the body of Edward
+ anzblau. This sure did turn Tue. L
of November when he was Xxi a
trip. II saw three bodies living there
writes Johnnie, II got off to take a
look, the first n I saw was EDWARD
Franblau. This sure did turn me. L
afterwards found out tia there were
quite a few more. Eddie was sho
through the back of the head. Jack
Egan is also dead. Polly Levine was
wounded and was in q shell hole,
when the Germans opened up a bar
so that 1t was impossible to get
to him. No II knows whether ne Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Y. N. H. A. NEWS

A very important meeting of the
newly elected Board of Directors of
the Y. M. III. A. will take place to-
night at 8 o'clock sharp. 1t will be
an extremely important meeting since
a new set of officers of the directors
will be chosen for the following year.
Committees will also be appointed to-
night and activities will be started inn
mediately.
Editorial Board TO Meet.
The editorial board will hold a
meeting Wednesday night in the as.
ISOLATION rooms. The first issue O.
the Y. NJ. II. A. Courier will be our
on Feb. is.
Senior Organization.
The Senior Organization will hole
an important meeting. Monday, Feb
3, 1919. 1t has beer decided that tn,
first and third Mondays of each montl
be meeting nights. No notice will b,
sent out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
JAMESBURG

Henry Flrestine, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fircstine. has been h~onorably
discharged from the military service
and will locate for the present at Will
mington, Del. He was stationed at
Fort DUPONT, on the Delaware river.
Howard Asson expects to remove TO
B~ordentown in the spring as he has
secured a more remunerative position
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany.
A fair-sized audience attended the
Notwithstanding high school
alumni basketball game in Lange's
Hall Thursday night and ~applauded
the victory of the local team. A dance
followed the game.
DIR. j. G. Shinn was caHed TO Hell
meta on Thursday morning to give
medical attention to Joseph Mendok-
err who suffered the loss of a finger in
operating a punch press.
Constable Gustav Fillhower levied
on an automobile at the Fisher garage
at Lower Jamesburg on Thursday af-
ternoon in an action brought by the
| Van SICKLE garage OF. Perth Ambol to
| coy q debt OF SS5 due the com
| plainant by Walter Rusik. of James
burg. The lat.~- purchased the car on
the installment plan and is now thirty
days in default with his payments
| The car was taken to Perth Amboy.
Mrs. J.. Il. MARRIOTT, chairman o.
the supper committee of the Ladies
| Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church. who will hold their annua
supper in the chapel of the Presby'
terian church. has announced tn
committees who will have the affair II
charge. Previous announcement wa
made that Mrs. j. L. Suydam wa
chairman.
A large produce truck owned by j
Feller. 1871 Burnet street, New Bruins
wick. came to grief in a soft spot il
the road. near Helmetta, on Thursda.
night and was mired all night. TIL
machine was headed the wrong wa
of the road and evidently became con
fused in the fog and rain of hat night
No damage resulted. Louis Riggs o
Hightstown also was stranded i'm
ditch between here and Half Acr
Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics or trying TO patch up a
Door digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment eiogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
live in a soothing. healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions. away goes indigestion
sad stomach troubles.
II you have a bad taste In your
mouth, tongue coated. appetite poor.
lazy, don't-care feeling. no ambition or
energy, troubled with u~ndigested foods
YOU should take Olive Tablets. the sub
slitute for caiomel
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets r
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive Of. You viii know them by theil
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, Cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, 20 you can eat what you like
Al l0c and 25c per tox All drusgis;s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. +. L. Gridley will entertain
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
at a church tea oil Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. j. Dunno will entertain the
Auction Bridge Club Friday after
noon.
Miss Mary Morris. of Perth Amboy.
was the weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. J.. Gridley.
The Tanda Camp Fire Girls will
give an entertainment and dance In
the high school auditorium Friday
night, February IA. The music for
the dancing will be furnished by
Pritchard at the piano accompanied
by traps.
O. S. DUNCAN is i'll at his home in
Amboy m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
SEWAREN

Mrs. A. +. Sofcld entertained the
Sewaren Bridge Club last week, there
being three tables of players. First
IIize, a dish was won by Mrs. +. j.
Adams and second prize. n handkcr-
chief, by Mrs. Ford. The guests prize
went to Mrs. Merriss. The other
guests were Mrs. Dryden and Mrs.
Dcmarest. The next meeting of the
club will be at the home of Mrs. w.
w. Jackson.
The History Club will be entertain
cd by Mrs. j. NJ. C~oddington Wednes-
day afternoon at her home in Barron
avenue.
The tickets are now on sale for the
Service League card party at the
home of Mrs. T. +. Zettlcmoyer Sat
urday night, February /.
The dance of the Aokiya Camp
Fire Girls at the high school Friday
night was most enjoyable. a large
number of young people were pres
ent. The chaperonsN were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Love, Mr.. and Mrs. O. II.
Butterwik. Mrs. II. A. Tappan, Mrs.
J. NJ. McElroy. Mrs. J. c. Williams
and Mrs. deRussy. Refreshments
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Junk Dealer Fined and Held
In Ball for Two 0ffenSes

solomon Weiner. of 53S sayre ave.
nue., was arrested Friday on COM
plant of John Wyckoff. junk inspec-
tor of the city and special detective.
The first charge concerned a violation
of the city ordinance. because Weiner
had not the necessary book with him
In which t. make entries of goods re-
ceived and sold. The other charge
was receiving stolen goods and was
made since. in a pile OF junk n old
iron which Weiner had in his yard,
there was found some pieces of cop
per which were known to have been
stolen. Weiner was fined $40 for vlo-
lating the city ordinance and released
on $500 bonds for the grand jury on
the other charge by Recorder Pick
ersgill Saturday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

l ..ill be necessary.
Miss Elva Donnell. of Asbury Park.
who at one time lived in this city. is
visiting for a few days with Mr.. and
.ils. >. Alfred johnson at their home
In Main street.
Morris Blum visited in New York
on Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Suits
and Mrs. Theodore Parker spent Sat-
urday visiting in New York City, and
while there viewed one of the plays
at a prominent theatre.
At the Baptist church last night
Rev. G. w. McCombe preached on the
question Was Bob Ingersoll an Athe-
Ist?' The part was well taken and
Mr.. McCombe vas very interesting to
the large congregation present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
WELL
TO KNOW
That Chasco-Nin Rs Almost Sure e
Keep the Flu" Away.
Don't Trifle With a Cold.

II you have a cold or feel one de-
Veloping. or II you r weak and run
down from the flu or other causes.
ChRsco-Sin. tho iron and tasteiess
cod liver tonic win help you TO quick
~ regain your heath and do more TO
ward off tho Flu m its attendant
dangers than anything else.
Take II before and after each meal
and at bedtime and il will increase
your strength and vitality. often 100
per cent. in two weeks time. But you
must take n regularly.
Chasco-yin Is sold IN Perth Amooy
by the Raritan Drug Co. Smith and
Maple Streets. Board OF Trade Build
ng-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

At the annual in~staIIation OF ONT
cers of Major James II. Dandy Post,
No. AS, G.. A. r., Department of New
Jersey. held recently the following
were placed in their respective chairs
Commander, William Wilhelm; senior
vice commander. John T.. Wood; jun
Tor vice commander. Cornelius Jones:
officer OF the day. Peter Garrison;
chaplain. William Tyrell; adjutant,
William Salmon and patriotic instruc-
tor, Samuel G.. Garretson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Handy plant in Desert.

In the desert Of Son ra, Mexico,
there Is a plant. the guarequi, which
husbands Its vnter supply. The guare'
qui Is a relative OF the squash and
pumpkin. and inhnbits a locality In
which practically all the rain falls
within a period Of six weeks. The
base Of the stem Is swollen to form o
hard. woody structure. which in time
attnins the size Of u large squash. II
Is really nothing more than a vegeta'
BILE reservoir designed to hoard up the
scanty moisture and dole out the
precious fluid Ia time Of need.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

stockholm an icehouse.
Stockholm IL built upon islands. and
the same means ian island In sound"
For several months in the year II n
closed By lee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
WOODBRIDGE

AT the Monument Theatre Tonight
Second Oficial Government Picture
"AMERICA's ANSWER"
Also PEARL WHITE in The Hous,
Of Hate" and a comedy.
1873 -i-sT-it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
KEASBEY

-
James Romer Of the L. s. S. Don
Juan DE Austria. spent the weekend
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mr. William Romer of Crows MIL
Road.
Mrs. George Schmidt and daughter
Margaret visited relatives In Fords
last night.
David Bertram of Brooklyn, visited
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. charles
pfcfscr saturday.
Mrs. william Isomcr and son
Charles have returned home after VS.
iting relatives in New York for several
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke and
daughter La Verne. of Perth Amhoy.
VISITED the latter's parents here yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Quish and
daughter Marguerite spent saturday
night in Perth Amboy.
Joseph Fitzgerald of Metuchcn. was
a LEGAL visitor last night.
TIE Misses Florence Fitz and Elsie
Gloif were ont of town visitors N~cster-
day morning.
Bert Kertes and Miss BERTHA Kow-
srtCh of Perth Amboy, were married
I'm tho Hungarian Reformed church
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Fol
lowing the wedding ceremony a re-
past was served I'm the church chapel
In Kirkland Place. About fifty guests
were present and the couple received
numerous handsome gifts.
by winning three out of five games
from eutsch and Johnson team 8,
composed OF Geoyna and Joseph Wag-
enhoffer, again increased their lea In
the ~pinochie tournament of h fire
men. Schilcox and Schwartz. who
were nip and tuck with the leaders,
fell hack a notch by losing three
games to Charles M~agenhoffer and
Eislcr.
The next set OF games will be played
on Friday night. Charles Pfeiffer. Jr.
substituted for Carl Schwartz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

Admiral Strauss was in command of
the American min laying operations
in the North Sea, one of the most
spectacular activities of the war. 1t
was a dangerous and difficult opera
ton. but it put n crimp in the u-boat
campaign of the Hun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

GOOD Strong Young Mar for all
around store work. Inquire Wedeen's
Dept. Store. l393-1-lS-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

Optimistic Thought.
Remember not 10 cast pearls before
swine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27

Watches, diamonds anu Je"el.y a
oil prices. Engagement ana wc"""s
rings a specially.
MAX KLEIN
,so vraRNy AVE. TEL. 34s w
lou n. Y oFFICE--12 JOHN ST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
NIEMCY PRZECIW SILNEJ
POLSCE.

Paryz, 81. stycznia. - Pcwien
ekspert francuskiego ministe-
ryum W ten sposob charakteryzu-
je polityczny program obecnego
riemicckiego rzadu: CO do wew-
retrznej polityki Rad dazy do zu-
penego zjednoczenia, po drugie
do podzia}u pahstwa ma admin
stracyjne departmental, mniej
wiecej jednakowe co do wielko--
sci bez wzgledu ma obecny po-
dziaf.
Co do zewnetrznej polityki
Rad pragn;e przy}aczyc Austrye
do Rzcszy n;emieckiej.
A po drugie stara sic najusilniej
rrzeszkodzic utworzeniu silnego
pahstwa polskiego.
Co do Polski zrozulniaiem jest,
&c Stany Zjednoczone, Wielka
Erytania Francya daza do stwo.
rzenia silnej republiki ma wscho-
die nienieckin i w tyrn wzgle-
die plany niemieckie bez watpie.
MIA upadna, nawet mozliwem
jest, re Niemcy utraca Prusy
wschodnie.
Francya jest przekonana, ze
gdyby niemiecka Austrya przyla-
czyla sic do Niemiec, te w razie
wojny bylyby silniejsze, anizeli
kiedykolwiek przedtem tax pod
wzgledem terytoryum jak lud-
nosci. Dlatego Francya zdaje sic
sprzyjat utworzeniu naddunaj-
skiej Federacyi, do kt6rej male
zaiyby wszystEie pahstwa mad
Dunajem lezace, ME wylqczajac
Austryi i Bulgaryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
RADA PIECIU PRZYJMUJE
PLAN WILSONA w SPRA-
VIE KOLONII.
Wojska Alianckie pojda do
Turcyi.

Paryz, 81. stycznia. - Ma wczU
rajszej konferencyi reprezentanci
pieciu wiellGch mocarstw Przyszli
DO porozumienia W sprawie ME
mieckich +1olonii w kwestyi olSu-
pacyi terytoryow azyatyckiej TUT
cyl. -
Wojskowi reprezentanci rady
woiennej powiadomieni zostali,
by sic zeszli iprzygotowali ra-
port W sprawie nalezytego roz-
dziafu sii. jallich Alianci mnsza
dostarczyc celen utrzymania po--
rzadku w Turcyi, zanim I1westya
tureckich terytoryow bedzfe o.
statecznie rozstrzygnieta. Do te-
60 czasu terytorya te beda zarza-
diane TAX, jak byly cd czasu ich
zajecia-
w sprawie kolonii niemieclzich
reprezentanci czterech mocarstw
przyjeli plan prezydenta Wlsona
czyli system mandataryuszow
rod warunkiem, ze plan zadowa-
lajscy bedzie wypracowany. Jest
to tryunf dIa owego punktu viii
sonowsEiego, kt6ry mowi, re ,,nie
bedzie zaboru terytory6w", cho-
ciaz Alianci zamierzaja uczynic
mardataryat trwaiym, wobec
czego ME bedzie wielkiej roznicy
miedzy trwaSa anreksya a trivia
lem powiernictwem. Kolonie beda
podzielone ma cywilizowane i ME
cywi1izowane. Urzadzone bedzie
biuro administrscyjne pod zwierz
chnictwem ligi narod6w, ktora
sprawowac bedzie rzady przez
nar6d dany jako przez swego a
genta. Cywilizowane kolonie be
da miaIy prawo wybrae sobie O.
pielnnicze panstwo podlug wlas--
nej wolf, niecywilizowanym ko-
loniom wyznaczy plenipotenta Ii
ga uarod0w. Wszystkie koionie
otrzyrnaja prawo samostauowie-
MIA o sobie z chwila, gdy rozwina
W sobfe zbolnosc do samorzadu
Co do handlu pole otwarte bedzie
dla wszystkich narodow.
PogSost<i, jake przedostaia sic
ma zewnatrz l1onferencyi, mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
ALIANCI NAKAZUJA RO-
ZEIM POLAKCW z CZE-
CHAM.

no tutaj urzedowe sprawozdanie
W sprawie kwcstyi spornej mie--
dzy Polakarni a Czechami. w
sprawie tel powoiywani byli dele
gaci obydwoch tych narodow
pred Rade pieciu mocarstw W
ubiegia srode.
Polski delegat M. Dmowski o.
5wiadczyi, re Polska pragnie od-
zyskac terytoryum, ktore posia--
daia pred rokiem 1772, to znaczy
Poznanskie niastem Pozna-
MEM, tniasto Toruh, wolny przy-
step do mora przez Gdahsk i
dostateczny pas ziemi, ktoryby
osfaniai nalezycie polaczenie z
morzem i zabezpieczai komunika-
eye.
DR.. Benes, delegat czesko-slo-
wacki, wyjasnif poglad Czecho-
S}owakow ma te sprawe w szcze
golnosci opowiedziaf wypadki,
ktore spowodowafy zbrojne star
Gle miedzy Polakami a Czechami
ma granicy Czech Slaska.
Stwierdzi{ on, re w dniu 5 Ii
stopada 1918 roku staneia ugoda
miedzy Polakami Czecharni W
sprawie tymczasowej granicy
miedzy tyni dwora narodami.
w dniu "a stycznia wojska cze-
sko-slowackie wkroczyfy ma
Slask, a "a niemi ruszyly oddzia-
ly polskie.
Komitet konferencyi pokojowej
zawiadomii delegatow, re konie-
cznem jest zaprzestac podobnych
czynow i re ma pewien czas terry
toryum sporne okupowane bedzie
przez Aliantow. Ma to delegaci
stron obydwu zgodzili sic.
Kwestya jednak ostatecznego
posiadania przemysfowego okre-
gu Slaska ME zostaia zaiatwiona,
ami tez ME przedstawiono ze stro-
ry polskiej zadnych innych terry
toryalnych problemow.
Polacy twierdza, re Slask po--
winien bye polski, poniewaz Po-
lacy stanowia 55 procent ludno-
sci, Czecho-Siowacy natomiast
:ltrzymuja, re okolica ia jest ME-
zbednie potrzebna dla ich prze--
mysfu, poniewaz zawiera kopal--
nie wegla. Kongres pokojowy "a
tenn rozstrzygnie spor miedzy ty-
mi dwona narodarni, kore, jak
oswiadczaja, jednakowo ozywio-
re sa duchem pojednawczym u
znaja chetnie wyrok Kongresu "a
sprawiedliwy.
,,Od tego czasu, mowi sprawoz-
DAME francuskie, zatargi pograni-
czne miedzy Polakami a Czecho-
Sfowakami ustana, to jest mai
gi6wniejsza rzecza."
Miedzy aliancka komisya, kt6
"a ma zbadac sytuacye W Polsce,
zebraia sic wczoraj rano W biurze
ministerstwa dla spraw zagrani--
cznych zbada}a instrukcye, ma
kreslone przez ministra Pichona
a zatwierdzone przez rzady Allan
tow Ameryki. Instrukcye okres-
laja eel i zahres piracy komisyi
podczas iei pobytu W Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
POWR0T DO POLSKI.

Wediug wiadomosci nadchotlzqcych
Rzymu, tamtejsza misya Komitetu Ma
rodowego PdlslSiego ogfosiia, re dziekl
pomocy rzadu wioslzicgo, kt6ry oddai
do ro1porzadzenia Komitetowi wszyst-
kich wiezni0w wojealnych polskich we
Wloszech, pierwszy oddziai, LEGACY A..
600 ludzi jest gotGw do wyjaDdu do
Francyi, g,lzie ma sic przeslqsc po-
da&yc do GdahSka. lime od1zialy, kt6
re zawicraja olOolo 10000 lulzl, obec-
ME sic przygotowuja / wyrusza praw-
dopodobnie do Polski przez Austrye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-31
NIEMCY CHCA WRACAC PIE
CHOTA.

Niemiecka rada Aofnierslla zSiosila
sic dis do kumendanta. Pilsudzkicgo
2 proSba o poDwolenie oddz.aiom Aoi-
merry niemieckich ma powr6t do kra-
ju pieszo. Komendant zgodzif sic IA
to zasadzie polecii radzie pred.
stawic mu szczeg0iowy kierunek drogl,
zastrzegljac sJbie jedloczesllie, re oi-
dzialy te beda eskortowane przez VOL
sko po.skie zioza bro1 W oznac1onem
miejGcu.