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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
PLEA FOR TRUCE
Secretary Wilson Urges Miners
and Operators Compromise.
Situation Dark With Both Sides
Firm In Demands.

washington, Oct. 21.-A plea for
compromise to avert the strike of
500, 900 bituminous coal miners called
for November 1 was made by Secre-
tary of Labor Wilson to operators and
miners who met here today.
Wilson urged the nearly 100 dele
gates present to show a conciliatory
spirit, declaring a coal strike would
badly hamper the nations industries.
Miner Representatives Firm.
Before going into the meeting. miner
delegates declared they would stand
by their demands for wage raise, for
the six-hour day and a five-day week.
Operators who held meetings here
yesterday and last night said they
could not predict the outcome of the
conference. They, too, were standing
firm.
Wilson said he hoped to bring about
a reopening of formal negotiations.
Before the conference miners and
operators posed for the movie men.
They laughed and joked with each
other as the movie man cranked his
camera.
John L Lewis. president of the
United Mine Owners of America, and
Thomas T, Brewster, chairman of the
operators committee, headed the two
delegations.
Record Coal Output Last Week.
Washington. Oct. 21.-with a strike
imminent, more bituminous coal was
mined last week than in any similar
period this year, according to reports
of the geological survey today. The
report said II, 90. 600 tons were pro-
duced and that consumers were
quick to take the coal offered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
State Would Take Joy Out of
Drug Store Remedies.
Board of Health To Place Reso-
luton Before Meeting.
CUT DOWN ALCOHOL AMOUNT
ALLOW Only Enough To Preserve
the Preparations.
Extracts That Garry a Kick
May Be Under Ban.

The Kansas state board of health
plans to take the joy out of drug store
remedies. In a resolution directed to
the United States Pharmacopoeial con-
vention. the state board urges that
medicinal preparations containing al
cohol shall, in the finished product.
contain only that amount of alcohol
which is absolutely necessary to pre-
serve the prepare ton or Keep it from
deterioration"
Action by the Kansas board is the
first direct official move to put alcoho,
out of business in the nation as 1t has
been put out of business in the state.
DR.. S. J. Crumbine secretary of the
state board of health. will present the
resolution at the convention in Wash
ington next spring. DIR. Crumbine is a
member of the convention represent
ing this state. DIR. l.. E. Sayre. for
thirty years member of the resolu-
tons committee. director of drug
dean of the State university school of
pharmacy, will, support the fight on
alcohol.
=. Non-Jag Drugs.
Non-jag making drugs and medi-
cines are the desire of the Kansas
board. Thru the pharmacopoeia, the
board will seek to bring about a revi-
sion of medicine standards and to oc-
casion use of minimum amounts of al
cohol
Every ten years the United States
Pharmacopoeial convention directs
new standards of drug and medicine
making. The standards are based on
the most scientific laboratory tests by
medical men. druggists and chemists
Of national and international fame.
Kansas to Pioneer 1t.
With the action of the Kansas
board of health, hard fight IS antici-
pated before the next convention.
! Kansas which has pioneered the way
to a dry nation. viii now direct a
fight for boogeless drugs and medi-
cines. Adoption of the resolution by
the state board means that the bitters
and extracts and sundry HniInents
which carry a kick. win be dropped
from the shelves and placed, under
the ban.
In its decree for a boozeIes, drug.
the Kansas board said:
1T is the sense of the; board of
. health of the state of Kansas that
official medicinal preparations con-
tanning alcohol shall. in the finished
product. scontain only that amount of
alcohol which is absolutely necessary
TO preserve the preparation or keep
IT from deterioration and that the
United States Pharmacopoeia. tenth re-
vision, expressly state this fact in itp
General Principles 1t is further re-
solved that the attention of the Phar-
macopoeial convention, which will
meet in washington, ID. c., May 1920,
be called to this action"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
IN STRIKE
Fighting in Steel Mill District
at BraddOck.
One State Trooper Seriously In
jured Today.

Pittsburgh. Oct. 21.-Rioting broke
out in the steel mill district at Brad
dock shortly after noon. According
to reports received by the police here
mob of 1000 persons gathered in
the vicinity of the plants and fighting
resulted. in which number of rioters
were injured
One state trooper was seriously hurt
aid brought to a hospital here. A
troop of state police was rushed to the
scene from Rankin, nearby. and at
o'clock was engaged in driving back
the crowd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
TOpekan Made President State
Historical Society.
Officers Named at 44th Annual
Meeting Today.
GONNELLEY GIVES HIS REPORT
Secretary Tells of Remarkable
Year of the Organization.
Newspaper Collection Is Larg-
est in the World.

Tom .McNeal. of Topeka, was elected
president of the Kansas State His
torical society at the forty-fourth an
nual meet held in the Memorial build
ing this afternoon. F. Dumont Smith,
of Hutchinson, was named first vice
president, and Samuel F. Woolard, of
Wichita, second vice president.
The feature of the program was the
address by Gen. Wilder S. Metcalf
retiring president who pointed with
pride to the progress made by the
society every year and traced its his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
AGREE ON TREATY?
See Possibility of a Compromise
Regarding Reservations.
Democratic Leaders Meeting
Today.

Washington, Oct. 21.-Possibility of
a compromise between senate adyo-
Gates and opponents of reservations to
the German peace treaty was said to
have received serious consideration to-
day at o conference of Democratic
leaders held after Chairman Lodge
had called Q meeting tomorrow of the
foreign relations committee to con-
slider new reservations and modifica-
lions of those reported out by the
committee. September 10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
FARMERS TO GOVERN
Ontario Conservative Government De-
featcd-Wartinie Prohibition Stays.

Toronto, Ont. Oct 21.-The Hearst
conservative government of Ontario
suffered an overwhelming defeat in
the general elections yesterday. AS a
result of the voting the new govern
ment will consist of forty-three united
farmers; twenty-eight liberals, twenty
six conservatives; twelve Iaborites and
two independents.
The liquor referendum resulted in a
victory for the dry side"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
WSC0UNTESS TO COMMONS?
Widow of Late William Waldorf Aston
Urged To Become Candidate.

London, Oct. 21.-The~ new Wis
countess Astor may succeed her hus--
band in, the house of commons, it was
learned today. Elevation of waldorf
Aston to the peerage thru the death
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
T.. R. CAMPAIGN TN ITALY
Committees Will Receive, Memorial
Contributions From Americans There.

Rome. Oct. 21.-Committees are
being formed thruout Italy to receive
contributions from Americans for the
national memorial to be erected to
former President Theodore Roosevelt.
Indianapolis, Oct 21.-Characteriz-
ing the late Theodore Roosevelt as the
most inspiring and dominant person
atty in American history. Maj Gen.
Leonard Wood last night opened the
campaign in Indiana for the Roosevelt
memorial fund in this state He was
given an ovation that lasted several
minutes at the meeting at which he
spoke
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
FIGHT FOR U. S. BANK
Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Wichita Re-
new Claims for Reserve Branch.

Washington, Oct. 21..Riyal claims
by Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Wichita
for branch of the Kansas City fed
eral reserve bank were presented to
the federal reserve board today by
large delegations from each city.
1t is likely that decision by the
board ordering the esta blishment of a
branch at one of the cities or uphold
ing the Kansas City federal reserve
bank in declining to establish a branch
will not be made for come weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
SODA JERkR, > $40 WEEK
First Class NY Dispensers De-
Inand Only SO Less Than Regis
tered Pharmacists.

New York, Oct. 21.-Sodas clerks of
the first grade in New York drug stores
have presented demands for a mini
mum salary of $40 a week, while third
grade dispensers want $40. Their de-
mands, made public today, are includ-
ed ina general schedule drawn up by
the United Drug Clerks. Licensed :
pharmacists want a minimum salary
Of $50 weekly and junior pharma-
cists $35.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
BERNSTORFF ON GRILL
Hun Committee VIII Quiz Our Friend
ON War Responsibility.
fBy The Associated Pressl

Berlin, Oct 19@The committee
which will investigate responsibility of
various German officials for the war
will meet tomorrow and it is under
stood that Count Won Bernstorff. for
mer German ambassador at Washing
ton. will be the first witness to be ex-
amined and will explain some Of his
experiences In America
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
whole Family Poisoned; ono Dead.

Freeport, H., Oct. 21.-EdIth Gar
key. II. is dead and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Fred .Garkey. are in a pre-
carions condition from ptomaine poi
soning at their farm near Leaf River
Ill All became i'll after eating the
evening meal and retired quickly. In
the morning Mrs. Garkey. herself very
Ill. found her daughter dead and her
husband unconscious.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

of his father, Viscount CWiiliam Wal
dorf) Aston, has created a vacancy
in this district necessitating a by
election. According to reliable reports
influential conservatives are urging
the yiscountess to become a candidate.
The viscountess formerly was
Nancy Langhorne of Virginia, sister
of Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. She
was married to Waldorf Astor in 1906.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
IN WRECK, FOUR DIE
Several Persons Injured in Elevated
Train Crash in y. V

were killed and several injured when
a Third avenue elevated train crashed
into another train at 175th street to-
day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
TODAY's TEMPERATURES.

Fine fall weather is now the only
thing on the weather program for
Topeka, according to s. d. Flora.
meteorologist of the local weather bu-
reau. The lowest point reached by
fhe mercury during the last twenty
four hours was IS at 1910 O'Clock this
morning and there were prospects
that it would rise.to SIS This afternoon
The low mark tonight will be IS and
a warm south wind will raise the tenn
perature to 81 against tomorrow after
noon.
No rain has been reported in the
state during the last twenty-four
hours. but there has been considerable
precipitation south and east. North
Continued on Page Two.I =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
FORTY KILLED In MINE!
Many .Oshcrs Injured in Cornwall,
England, Disaster.

Penzance. England. Oct. 21.-A dis
aster in the Levant mine at st. Just.
Cornwall, today caused about forty
deaths. Many miners were, injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
sena.e Takes Up Deficiency Bin.

Washington. Oct 21.-Laying aside
the peace treaty temporarily. the SEN
ate today took up the urgent defi-
cheney bill carrying S42,000.0o0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21
BALMY WEATHER HERE
S. d. Flora Sees Bright Skies and
Warm South Breeze.

< FORECAST FOR KANSAS: Fair ton ght
and Wednesday,: warmer tonight and 10
the south portion Wednesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

Several cars bulk apples for sale.
Walter B. Montgomery, Troy, Kan
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Fair tonight and "Wednesday
Warmer tomorrow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
Wiesci z Go5rnego
Slaska.

Warszawa ,,Gazeta Poranna" 2
d. Is wrzeSnia podaje:
w zalezu pod Katowicami W nocy
z czwartku (12 w~rzes1ia) ma pia-
tex W ogrodzie p. Bugli zagineiy cztv
~ dziaia, ktore by}y Rlasnoscia
Niemcow i zostaly postawione tam
przeciw p~owstahcom. kto je Wy
WHO'LL niewiadomo.
2 piatku ma sobote IS wrzesnia 2
nowych koszar znikne}o trzysta ME
mieckich karabin6w. Mimo skrupu-
latnego przeszukiwania okolicznych
dom6w ma slady ME natrafiono.
Jeden z p~owstanc6w slaskich "a
komunikowai redakcyi Kuryera Gee
stochowskiego szereg fakt6w, swiad-
czacych, re Niemcy W okrutny spo-
sob gnebia ludnoSc polska ma sla--
sku. Okropnym dniem ola braci
Slazak6w byf dzie1 s wrzesnia. "
dniu tym grenzschutz W poTiecie lu-
blinieckim dokonal szeregu rewizyi,
podczas kt6rych znecal sic " ohyd-
ny sposob mad Polakami. w WOMB
kach aresztoEano wychodzacy Z ko-
sciola orszak Slubny. " Czarnym
Leslie aresZtowano znana dziaiaczke
p. Niegolewska, kt6ra zoldacy wy
WE'LL W niewiadomym kierunku.
Powstahcovi polskiemu. Edwardo-
wi J~asinskiemu, wylupiono oczy!
Tarz za.nordowanego p~owstanca
przedstawia jedna krwawa maske.
Wprost straszne, nieludzkie! Areszto
vanych Polak6w zwierzeta W pikiei-
haubach katuia " sposob dotych--
| czas niepraktykowany przez tych
wyrafinowanych z~brodniarzy.
Jak sic ~dowiaduje oNur. zagi.
wielu z grenzschutzu cruszcza sze-
regi, ME chcac narazat swego ~
cia, Graz 2 braku zywnosci. Ochot--
nicy slu1a W szeregach z dVutygo-
dniowem wypowiedzeniem. i2t"o
vice NIGGA szeregi opuScit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

easy swym dzieciom, ale kt6ry sic
juz obecnie ME powieksZa.
Pytaniem tenn zajmaja sic uczeni
oddawna. Anglia i~eszcle W rokL
1866 w~yznaczyla konisye, kt6ra
miaia dac nan ~odpowiedz co do sa'
mych europeiskich pokiad6w AngliL
Dzisiaj, stale n pred mieszkan-
cami Europy z tenn wieksza natar-
czywoscia. re chodzi o obliczenie "a
sob6w tax wIasnych kazdego panst-
wa, iak / przeciwnika, a zwlaszcza
Niemiec. kt6rych siia ekonomiczna
ma stanowie horne do kwoty Cd
szkodowania ententy.
Ot6z, wedle orzecze6 tel komisyi'
zawartych " sprawozdaniu. ogioszo-
mem W r. 1917, iloSc wegla kamien-
nego. iaka posiada Anglia europej-
ska W pokiadach, nadatacych sic do
eksploatacyi - a "a take komisya
uwaza poklady o grubcSci przyna1-
mniej jednej stopy. a p~oioaone ME
glebiej pod poziomem ziemi. 1ak
1000 stop. wynosi 3o.2o7,2s5,SsS
ton. czyli okrag}o 100000 mifion6W
ton. Poniewai roczna produkcya
Anq,ii wynosiia mp. " roku 1908
23s,12s, sSS ton, zas ~corocznie wzma
ga sic n o 2 i pol procet, wiec ca
" ten zapas wegla ME starczy ma
we+ IA 800 lat. wog6le wedle obi
czei, dokonanych W roku 1900 przez
P. Frecha, zapasy wesla kamtenne-
% srodkowej Francyi, Czech srod-
kowych, saksonii 1 poanocnej An
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
Dlaczego Tysiace Osob
Rocznie Umiera Ma
Zapalenie P}uc?

Dlatego, re gdy nabaTia sic taklei
choroby jak influenza, grypa' kaszei'
zaziebienie. katar, bronchitis i Dol W
piersiach, ME strzega sic i ME stara-
ia sic wyleczyG chor6b, z ktorych
zwykle rozwija sic zapalenie pfuc,
JeSli ME domagacie, Tub %cierpicie'
na kt6re z wyzej wymienionych do
l~egliwoSci, ME odkladajcie, lecz idz-
Gle do waszego aptekarza i zakupcie
sloik Kamphrol. Zapewnijcie sic, &c
dostaniecie prawdziwe, Z cZerwono-
bialym krzyzem ma kazdej paczce.
Koi wszystkie b6le i wy!ecsa kasZel
natychmiast.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
zAPASY WEGLA.

eststni zeszyt ,,Przeyladu Pow
SzeehnSgo" Csierpie6-wrzesien b.
r. podaje artykui ks. F. Hortyn-
shego p. t. II zagadnien chTili''. z
.A-tykufu tego podajemy ustepy, po-
Swiecone wsglowi czarnemu.
Jednem z naiwazniejszych zrodei
energit Dolby naszei Jest, jak po-
wszechnie wiadomo, wegiel kamien-
ny. zrodlo to tax wazne, re Cd je-
go wydajnoSci zalezy wprost ME
tylko odbudowa z~niszczonych kra-
t6w, ale 5ycie milion6w, dobrobyt
lub MEDIA setek milion6w ludzi W
latach najblitszych. Bee wegla stana
fabryki, srodki komunskacyjne, e.
lektroEnie, a wiec zamrEe caiy me-
chanizm powoczesnego zyeia, Vie
dzs o TEN dobrze zar6wno ekono-
miSci / filantropi, jak l wrogowie
ludzkoSci. to tez zar0wno wojna mi
litarna. jak / obecna ekonomiczno-
~spoieczna "a jedno z, g}6wnych ia
der walki obiera kopalnie wegla. z
punktu widzenia przy-odniczo-eko-
nomicznego wybija sic tn ma colo
pytanie. ma jak d&ugo tego wegla
przy obecnem temple -jcgo wydoby-
wanna / zuzywania moze j~eszcze wy
starczyt. Boo przecie5 wegla wew-
nStrZ Ziemi ME prZybywa, ME ma
rasta, jest to depozyt, kt6ry mat
k~a-nrzrrnda znsfawi}a M rieISZe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

gano glebiej popod 1000 metrow
pod ziamie, to zawartSc wegla ka--
miennego W Niemczech starczy ma
$50 lat, gdyby zaS zdo4ano dobrae
sic do ~pok{adow rozciasajacych sic
W dolnych gfebinach, az do 1000
metr6w, czerpacby go moina przez
210o lat.
. Cyfry powyzej przytoczone wyka-
zuja W kazdym razie to jedno, re
~pomnozenie produkcyi przez mai
blizsze lata cho6by i o 100 proc. wo-
bee o%lbrzymich poklad6w, zawartych
we wnetrzu ziemi, ME wplyne}oby
mic prawie ma dlugotrwa}osG kopaln,
a ola odbudowy zniszczen powojen-
nych take wzmozenie produkcyi
jest niezbedne ma ka5dem polu. -
Dose wspomnie6 tylko niesiychanie
piekaca sprawe mieszka1 i Zabudo-
wan gospodarczych / fabrycznych.
Me MONA myslet o budowie, dopo-
ksd niema cegief, a cegiel ME MONA
wypalaG bez znacznych zapasow we-
gla. Jak dlugo wiec wegla lyle lyle
zaledwie sic wydobywa, re go ma
wet ME wystarczy ma oredzenie CO.
dziennych potrzeb gospodarczych -
obecnie %przychodzi wiadomoSt, ze
ma rok biezacy braknie Europe $50
milionow ton wegla 49, tax d}ugo
niema mowy o rozpoczynaniu no.
wych budowli. a vice ak dfugo ma
wet ME zacznie sic ma dobre odbu-
wa powojenna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

gill wyczerpis sic W ciaSu jednego
Tub najwyzej dwu wicklow, za$ zapa-
sy innych kopalh ansielskich, Ia
glebia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !
Francyi po}nocnej " ciagu $50 lat,
wreszcie pokiady Belgii, Aachen
westfalii skoneza sic po 600 do 500
latach. Najdiuiei gas trwac maja ko-
palnie G6rnego Slaska, 5t PREY obec-
mel stopie produkcyjnej starczyc mo-
ga ma 1000 lat. Wiedza Niemcy, o
CO walcza.
Daleko optymistyczniej wypada
ocena skarb6w weglowych Niemiec,
podawana obecnie przez uczonych
francuskich, ktora orzeka, re Mem
com starczy wegla ma 1000 lat. Po-
niewaz cyfry szczeg6iowe, ma kt6-
rych ten wniosek sic OPERA / mas, ia
ko najblizszych sasiad6w bezposre-
dnio dotycza, wiec dobrze bedzie :
niemi sic zapoznac.
ZawartosG zagebia westfalskiego
dolno-renskiego oceniono tn ma PA
miliard6w ton, zas roczna produk-
eye ma 107 milion6w Ion, a vice
czas trwania, rachujac sic z pomna-
zaniem sic produkcyi, okoio 1000
lat.
1aglebie wschodnio-ranskie, beda-
&c ciagiem dalszym poprzednlego'
zawiera 100 milion6w ton, PREY
~rocznej produkcyi 500 milion6w
ton.
Zaglebia, rozciagajace sic ma po-
ludnie Cd Krefold, ME 1dofano je-
szcze dostatecznie zbadac, ale jeden
tylko z poklad6w, o grubosci s me-
tr6w, ma pojemnosci okoIo 1882
milion6w ton.
Poklady okoio A~kwizsranu Jawie-
raia okoio 1867 milion6w ton, pod
czas gdy produkcya roczna wynosi
3 miliony ton
Wreszcie zaglebie Saary, znajdu-
lace sic obecnie W czasowem posia-
daniu Francyi, oceniono ma 16.54S
milion6w ton. zas produkcya rocz-
na dosiega II milion6~ ton.
/. Wog6le jednak pam'etae trzeba.
re .wszystkie to obliczenia pojemno-
sci poklad6w wegla So tylko W bar
dzo dalekiem przyblizeliu prawdzi-
we, a W wiekszej jeszcze mierze
trzeba mice sic ma ostroznosci, gdy
chodzi o ocenienie trw4losci zapasow
DO tn wchodzi nadto ckynnik inny,
mniei jeszcze uchwytny, a jest MIN
produkcya roczna, kt6ra wielkim u
ledz moze cinnamon. Procz tego ma
koheowy rezultat obliczei wplynsc
must I wp}ynie kiedyS wybitnie stan
techniki gorniczej i idace z MIN ko-
gieI W g}ebokoSci ponizej 1000 m.
szta p~rodukcyi. Dzisiaj kopae we
giel " sfebokosci ponizej 1000 m
lest bardzo trudno, tie6ys moze to
sic zmieni i wte'y pred ludzkoscia
otvorza sic MOVE mozliWosci, o lie
wo<6le ludzie ME zwroca sic do in
neso Er6dla energii. Illustrujac te
uwaxt koncowe cyframi, przypomi--
nanny, re gdy v T. 1905 produkcya
wegla " Niemczech wyuosila 17S MI
liony ton tIiczsc wraS z hsnitem
to W r. 1913 podniosia sic ma ~
miliony ton. I oblicZaja technlcy' &c
gdyby przy takiej produkcyi ME sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
Jak Obecnie Wy
glada Gda1sk.

Pod tym tytulem podaja pisma
poznanskie. z drugiej poiowy wrzeS-
MIA b. T. nastepujace informacye o
Gdahsku:
READY W Ywolnem mieScie Gdah-
sku" pelni Rada miejska, narazie
jednak urzeduja ~jeszcze dawue VIA
DE niemieckie W charakterze po--
Srednik6w miedzy rZadem berlin
skim a gdanska Rada. w nwolnem
mieScie" So ~jeszcze r6Triez wojska
niemieckie, cho6 W zmniejszonej l.
losci. Wedlug tw%ierdzenia ,,Danzi-
ger Neuester Nachrichten" wojska
te beda az do chwili ratyfikacyi
traktatu ~pokojowego. Re strony ko-
alicyi dzialala do 7 bm., misya a
merykahska, Cd tygodnia zaS an
gielska. Zadaniem tel misyi jest
przestrzeganie inters6w sprzymie-
rzonych. Rad polski reprezentuje
jego delegat p. Jalowiecki, kt6remn
podlega Wydziai aprowiEacyi i tran
sport6w oraz admiral Borowski. kie-
rujacy sprawami port6w I nawiga-
cyl. Byla ~poznahska Naczelna Rade
Ludowa z~astepuje DR.. Wybicki. W
porcie gdahskim znajduja sic pan
cerniki ameryka6skie f~rancuskie.
Stan ten jest wiec STADIUM przej-
Sciowem do nowych ~stosunkow, ia
kie powstana " najblizszym CA
! sic. w Gdansku i okolicy dokonuje
sic likwidacya dawnych rzadow ME-
mieckich, bankructwo autorytetu
niemieckiej wladzy i silly p~anstwo-
wei i narodowej. a zWoIna, zarow-
no W stosunkach prawno-politycz--
nych jak i p~sychicznych, toruje So
bic droge prestige koalicyi i Polski.
Czuja to zarowno Niemcy jake i Po-
lacy miejscowi. WSrod Niemc6w
jedni - I tych jest chyba wick
| wiekszoS6 - ciaza ~wyraznie ku
Polsce, tel szczeSliwej krainie, kto-
"a wolna bedzie cd pIzygniataja-
cych Niemcy dlugow panstwowych i
ktora kroczy &c stronie Zwyciezcoa
- inni, gi6wnie b. u~rzednicy i jun
krzy ciskaja sic W nienawisci / po-
czuciu wiasnej bezsily, niektorzy
zas z Niemcow zar6wpo z Gdanska,
| jak i powiatu kartuskiego I wejhe-
rowskiego w~ysprzedaja sic | wyjez-
dzaja mach Heimat zurueck'.
Inny ~zupe}nie Ouch panuje wsrod
Polakow ~gdaiskich. Cho& niezado-
violent z tego, re ME przyiaczono ich
W zupelnoSci do Polski - czuja je-
dnak, re przygniatajacy ich kamieh,
pruski zdjety, re ~,,mocarnej Hanzy
| starry lew Gdahsk jest W przede-,
dniu potegf | rozwoju, kt6ry go ME
rozerwie j ma wieki Zwiaze Z macie-
RIA - Polska. KoScioiy polskie pre-
pefnione - po n~abozenstwie ludnosc
z glebokiem przejeciem, ma kola-
mach spiewa piesh b1agania i WARY:
,,Ojczyzne. wolnost rafz nam zWro-
Gle Panel" - W ko}ach polskica
roi sic cd szerokich plan6w, po--
wstaja towarzystwa handlowe pol
skie, jak ..Baltycko-polskie iowa
rzystwo transportowe", pisma pol
skie, jak ,.Gazeta Gdahska" .,Dzien-
mix Gdanski'', So rozchwytywane,
wiadomosci z g1ebi Polski wyczeki-
wane, vszelki objaw naruszenia u
cue polskich ostro pietnowany.