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The main strength OF the Brook
lyn team in tho coming National
leagdo skirmish undoubtedly Will lie
in It's pitching siar.
The team Is not "A sluggluR OUTFIT.
Last season with Rack Wheat lead
ing the league In swaiting ana Jake
Daubert batting at a 3OS gait, the
team had a hitting average ~ only
$50, ranking fourth in the circuit
II wound up sixth Hs "A fielding
team, The only thing that kept II
from landing farther down the won
and lost column was good pitching.
The recent signing OF Burleigh
Grimes choered the outfit up consid-
crably.
Robinson has fou~ veterans that
he can count on provided one OF
them lives up 10 his promises. These
four arc Ruhe MarquHrd Larry
Cheney, Jcff pfeffcr and Al MamauN
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Cadore hurled only a few games
ana last season before jolning the
army but two years ago held the
opposition 20 less than three runs n
game through the season drive Last
-'I7sson he had won two games and
lost but one when no departed.
harquard wne tho star of The vet
ernns last season with an average OF
but 26i runs per game ohalkdd
against him In 1917 Cadore. Pfeffer,
Cheney and Maruuard nli hurled
good ball. none allowing an average
of over two and half runs u game
which IN remarkable for the hurlerH
with a losing bunch,
II these FINGERS all produce as er-
pected this season the opposition Will
need some wrecking crews to halt
| the Brooklynitea.
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Tfraisst named flluRct. has been In
the big show long enough TO ba
called a vet and he can rlghttully be
called a star when ho Is taking care
OF himself MamnuN was u flzzlc
last season before he entered the
service, and the previous campaign,
lie was listlcsa ana ate 10 eNcoHs
I'ut he Gays no more sof that for
him
Then there are Leon Cadore and
the aforementioned Grimes
Hurliug with second division a
losing club last summer, Grimes
hung up the remarkable total OF 10
victories and only nine defeats. He
allowed an average of only 2l3 runs
per game whllc hurting a total Of 270
inninRa Seven ~ his 10 victories
were goose-egg affairs for the other
fellow.
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TULSA CAN LOOK
FOR CLASSY BALL
Only a Few Weak Spots Show
In Lineup of Western
League Entry,
MORE YET TO JOIN SQUAD
Goodwin VIII Strengthen the
Club Whc nile Gets On
Second Base.

Ntp h, y,.. ,.l ,.........,
...,.
w. "'"'' 'niN il mo We TORN
''hEN' IouhS liho real ban club.
The boys started workouts hast Tucs.
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,,5t,ra., ,., S',,, ,'''.u' .,'' 'l''S
iru. and .,,..... .r..,,,... ~ ,", t,n
II was rho f,r,, r,rn ,,n,. ,,,,. 'a ,.'",
.r IN "'' "'''
,',-. a., '..,H' N'1 "I hnII,G'rhi
l,pd,r, '''''''S'" "S u'h'
All ,., .., ,.,
h.,u s,.t 'n.', 't"E7 n"t nhV'
been u,s,',,i 60 Xxx" INV
.naint.I,., ..i Nu""'' nHh
prr-,,t ,r '''' ,''', "' N"u'l
srcorI f., .',,. '"'' '''
Nn n,,,h,
Thcrr l,',.,'' ,'7',.,', W. ,.' 'N' ''''' ,.,.
ON tbr lrC, ..1., - ''I,, I'LL "',S n"uulS ,i,I,
Cleveland and warn u,,.', u,l''" .. "l'u
and shnr,stnn ,,,.,.,,,, l,I,," 0''s'
splrudiJ Mi ,l.,,,I' .',,a' "Ie
ficllcrs ana ,,rrc,.,,,. ,i,, ,sS,,,,i,.
Wann Iltrwisn Innk D"1 Wa '',''''s',o' o.
tainty at frst bosc ma rnJ,,,, ~.
them hard ana i,,roly a,,, ,,'' t,n.',,., l,,,'
ly improved IN ftrIding sI,"o ha ,",.
here with tho oklnbnmn Ei,, "a 80
crn association cJub two yoyrs no
Flagg played "A nice rnmc in he
GVld yes orday bur his hatiir. Yas
not impressive In ems. EI,rT ACES
not come through. Abbott hns p.p
Goodwin. former Federal Lacquer.
TO cover the kcys,onc bau
Captain Kenny Meyer in lcf, field
, has OF course. cinchcd that position
MARTIN work in training and In the
game yesterday stamps him ~ "A
T. lNl4rgV hlll t,11 IA.
doubtedly stick with, the club Ned
iett grow and Ted Lpps are also on
hand and one Of them will prohab bly,
get chance IN today's game lank
Davis, one Of Ahbotts gardeners
Iast year, mas not reported, but is
oNpeTted IN any Time, This outficld
IN also or class not inferior to the
u,ltI N"tk7 ana when all are In
''''S VIII Iurm "a CLASSY looking trio.
=, 'h"ihrs LOOK t.ood..
m"hIun ana oBrien look good
nHcs OF INC pat The former com
plcu sweet looking record In the
Weatern ast season but was worked
,oo hhru. mnhlon caught practically
oEety game played hJ the Hutchinson
Ulup. o'lrien ~ n catcher along the
Hhes or lthya Schalk. Small for Il
catcher with lots or gab, a keen bat
,int eye ana iron whip ne Is cap
"n,' hlhte Tor the big fellow.
bhrlen whip wns demonstrated
Yesterday when he caught Mccarthy
IN an attempt TO pilfer second I'm the
seventh inning.
Hbhotts greatest problem lies In
ms pitrhlhg Starr. II IL not surplus
or material but an over supply Of or.
ticient moun'men that II causing
worry Eleven hurlors have signed
contracts ana two others have nc-
copied terms. The pitchers who have
signed are sparks Hewitt. HNpcs,
Johnson, Allen, Covington Romlne,
salisbury Ilro"kS. Ross and Murphy
laynoN and haynes have acrrStci
terms or these thirteen, Sparks,
ialnes, Johnson, covington. Rominc,
salisbury, Brooks, Ross, Murphy and
Iayncs are right handed, Hewitt. Al
lon ana lnynes are ROuthpaws
sparks. Hewitt, lIaincs. CovinFton.
Romano, Salisbury and Iayncs are
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S00NERS BEAT CENTRAL
THOUGH 0UTHlT d TO 2

SI'rclhl 10 I ne NOriu-
NOG,IhN. April Superior
pitching enabled the University OF
oklahoma baseball team to win by n
score Of Q 20 in the second game OF
the series with Central Normal
school, despite the fact that Central
registered four hits 10 two for the
SooncrS.
The sCorc r. H. T..
Oklahoma 800 600 30x-9 . &
Central ....OOO 600 100 6
batteries: oklahoma, Davis. Groom
and NcCOrklc: Central. SpcarmAn.
Williamson and Holland
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Colonies I, Chicks n

"'N fHIS Tenn. April D.
I,,,,,. r. " r.
NJ n y. u" 4 A. 600 oo1 oos-7 q
"vW,nrhisS LOCO 900 900 6 4
Ea.o,s, frlday and KocheF: Long,
i1A'[ and DELANEY.
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Ginnts 4 Rod Soy 10.

TAMPA, Fla, April o.
II. II. f..
New york Chants. 3
Boston Americans, . ....... 10 II o
Barnes, Jones and Smith, Caldwell,
Dumont and Walters, Schang.
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4. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April g.
g, II. II. H..
c. 6. L. Amer .oeo Las 900 91s 4
on antonio. 900 OT0 100 6 .
w,u'aassenport and Billings; Mullins.
wight Sisbon and Hobba
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@ & G WINNERS
WITHOUT DEFEAT
Remarkable Record Made by
Oklahoma Naturars Team
OF Baskcteers.
SECRE TARY NAMES STARS
Champions Get Three on ALL
Team; Cosdcn Lands Two
OF Them
SECRETARY NAMES STARS.

First Team.
Mcclure. forward. Oklahoma
Natural.
r. Morgan, forward. Cosden
Natural,
Thompson. center. Oklahoma
Refinery,
Price. guard. Cosden Refinery.
Natural q
Estill. guard. Oklahoma Nat
ural. 70.
Second Team.
Wiles. forward. Cosden Re-
finery
Smith. forward, Atlantic Petrot
leum.
Brian, center, Sinclair.
Chllds. guard. oklahoma
Natural.
q, Morgan, guard. Cosden Re
finery,
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IndInnsl5. PcIicnna 1.


hlRMlNGHAM. Ala. April s.
MI, II. II. r.
=, n,'"hhrEh Nationals .... II !
birmingham Southern. J : 4
cooper Mayer, Evans and
mnuldi. SlapniCka, Slgman, Roberts
md llaMnrth.
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Pitcher Naylor OF the Athletics is
back from France having scan N3ot
OF hard fighting lilo was lover
there" for a year. O.
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Volunteers ~, ynntcrb,,, o

NASilNllLE, Tenn. April g.
II. ". +.
C'lF'l' southern. n.,......14 II .
'a,H"fhilt University. 4
Z p'""s"n, konnnrd, Brooks and
Tyncr ''' i'e'u' ~ '' "''u
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Sweet Marie Was One of the Fastest
Mares in Annels of Harness Racing

match, placing tho race record for
! the minors nt 2,0S. and the two heat
record at 2,1O. 2;0s over the Lima.
ohio track she placed the record for
mares. against time, Mt 2;07, and that
TO wagon she placed at 2:09 80, with
Mr.. webb up this being an amateur
mark, while Andrews drove her TO
wagon In 2i0s Ia. professionally, at
Allentown These last records still
stand never having been beaten.
She raced but, twice. beating Major
Dcimar at Allentown. as noted. but
being later defeated by him at
Poughk eepslc, N. Y, over the mile
truck she taking the second heat In
2:06 l-2 and Delmar the first and
third In 2;O7i-4, 2;oe l2-thls was
on october "a
In 1908 Sweet Marie made her
farewell campaign, still In An
Andrews hands She began at Read
Vile, where. July 10. she beat Major
Delmar and wilkes Heart 2;0b Ia.
linking, the first and third heats In
2;06i-2. 1907 ~ Delmar taking the
second In 2:Os -, this being her
last Victory. At Troy. N. v, she was
beaten by George O., 2,05 IA, over
the half-miler, but made him trot
In 2,l0 Ia. 300 ia. At Philadelphia
Jack Leyburn 2:04 IA beat her In "A
special in 2:06 3-4. 2i06 i2. In tho
$50. 900 American Trotting Derby
handicap, nt Readville, she qualified
IN one OF the preliminaries but was
not placed In tho final. This WAS the
last race that the present writer saw
her contest, ad he well remembers
the burst OF applause from the i'm
menao crowd--she was always IA
vorite with the crowd on account OF
her regal appearance and immense
gHtucncss when the starter an
nounccd hor name among those who
had qualified for the final She ap-
pcnrcd IN two fucH-9 thereafter, AZ
Syracuse she was detgatcd by Major
pelmnr I'm the -for-nll. taking
second heat In 200 ~, Delmnr got
ting the first ana third In 2.07 81,
% UG 81. while her farewell tn the
turf iook place rather ingloriously at
Erork'nn. Mass. where Dclmar hvit
her. I'm "A half-miie track special. In
@ -. 2.l3 81.
So concluded the public career OF
This wonderful mare. II had begun
I'm 1909 and covered six seasus. dur
Ing which she had been n starter IN
~ races had been a winner In 81,
second I'm seven, fourth In ana un-
placed iu the only remaining oue--thls
having h"on ON the ucc1slon when
she dii not finish ont the race, al
salem. ore. iu 1909 which undouht-
Cdly she could hlN" captured had she
raced n 20 the end Her winnings In
races. exclusive Of what she earned
In exhibitions large amount
ronchrd ti5.EOO The only mare OF
modern umos that has II larger sum
10 her chcdu is Dude hrchdale
2.O7 with ti74ss Counting her
earning ~pnd cVES 'ions. Sweet
Marie. ! Tross total ~ 0Woncy won
mast have been around 100000,
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MACON, Ga, April
Detroit Americans. s.........17 is :
Boston Nationals. ......... I II 2
Roland, Ehmke and Ntnsmtth,
Nehl, Demaree and Tragresser
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SAN FRANCISCO, April '-r-
n. n. r,
Chicago Nationals. 2 6 I
san Francisco g. I.-...-,.. Z
Hendrix ana kFlifnr Scaton. Dim
ock and RroOks. Mckee.
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Exhibition Games
white SIX <, Houston 4.

HOUSTON, Texas. April g
r. II. F.,
white SON...tN0 on3 0oi- 7 ?
Houston ....010 900 600 3 !
Clcotte and Schalk; Harris, Dutfey
and Noycs. Myatt.
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The events Will be starod on two
DAYS. either August S and 9 or Au-
gust % and 20
10 Palma. RestA and Muhord
have already sought Information re-
gtrdinr entries Fhc plan ~ TO con-
duct the races under auspices OF the
Tlrln association and tho Chicago
Automobile club.
Manage Chroncc Eowland's son
Hov.iv quito "a Wros'lor lie recently
Nou the lo5.pouud amateur cham
plolsAIp OF Chicago.
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T'uIs.,
Iiy Innings,

Kansas City .......000 o20 b00-r7
Tulsa ......,.,..... 900 600 0Ol-l
summary: Two-hase hits. Becker.
Brock. lE'witt; thrce-hase hits
Wnnn MhrlIn. hnnln rnn Hrlnf-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

kontraitor6w zas, Edward Hines,
w J. Embree, E. K. Cormaek,
Clarence Webster. L. D. Binyon,
r. M. Stresenreuter, John Grif-
ftths, w. J. Scown. Frank E. Do
herty, E, D. Sproal. Natychmiast
po podpisaniu dokumentow, pre-
zydnt Brims udal sic ma zebra
ME rady robotniczej, anonsujsc,
Re strajk zostal zaloohczony -
zwyciestwem dla ciesh. Oswald
czenie jego przy]ete zostaso o.
krzytami radoSci. Kontraktorzy
budowlani rowniez So zadowoie-
nj, ze prace, kt6re wstrzymane 20
staiy przez tax dSugi czas, pocia-
gajac "a soba wieakie straty, be-
da ro1poczete. Przyznaja oni, 4e
w obecnych czasach, dollar ma go
dzine ME jest wygorowana zapla-
ia wcale, jezeli sic wezmie pod D.
wage panujaca W kraju drozyzne.
GALA FAMILIA PADLA O.
FIARA GAZU.
Salvatrici Carioni zmarl szesc
miesiecy tenru, pozostawiaJac "a
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EX T RA! !
ZE SEJMU
ZJEDNOCzENIA.
PAN N. L. PIOTROWSKI WY
BRANY PREZESEM PO-
NOWNIE.
Telegram ,,Dziennika Chicago
skiego.~

Newark, N. J., 10. wzesnia, W
nocy. - Dzis odbysy sic ma Sci
n1ie Zjednoczenia P. R. K. wybo-
~ nowych urzednikow tel orga--
MACY. Prezesem zosta{ ponow--
ME obrany pan N. L. Piotrowsh,
wiceprezesem zas P. Kazmierczak
z Buffalo, Wiceprezeska obrano
pania Klawitter z So. Chicago. u
rad selretarza powierzono pow
t6rnie panu Wroblewskiemu, a
adwokata mecenasowi Jarkow-
skiemu. o urzad kasyera toczy
sic dotychczas nierozstrzygnieta
walka pomiedzy panami Konopa
i Pionkem. Naczelnyn lekarzem
obrany DR.. Klarkowksi, a redak-
tcrem p. z. Stefanowicz.
Sejm nastepny ma sic odbyc "a
try lata, prawdopodobnie W FL
ladelfii.
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/ zsBiufa hstsufslugiezAsgs.
Wseh6d s4O6ca o godhhie 6:S5.

Wseh6d s4O6ea o gOdhfnie 6:S5.
Zaeh6d sIonca gOdzinie 6:52.
PogOda W Chicago i OkOlicy: Pogo
dnie W sObOte. w medEele niepewna
pOgOda, mOtliwa ssOta- w dalszym sia-
gu Iagodna temperature. UmiarkOwa-
nv wiatr, przowaGnie cd pOfudniOwego
EachOdu.
Temperature dOby miniOnej: Nal
wyzsza wczoraj gOdzinie 5tej pOpO-
fndudu, 79 st0pni, najni4Sza gOdZinie
4td rano IS stopni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20
RoZWIAzANIE SPRAWY
CIESZYNA.

Warszawa. II. sierpnla .Pocz,
"a, op6tnione.) - Reprezentanci
Rady Geszyhsltiej W Paryzu roz,
wirrii ba7d1o korzystna dla pol
s<sch interes6w dziaAalnose- Kws
stya SaassCz CSeszYhssfegp ma byt
zafatwiona W ten spos6b. 4e Pol
ska otrzyna CIesryn wraz olre
giem powiat Bialsld bez Pleofs-
cytu, Pfebiscyt zaS bedzie zorga-
niSowany tytOo W powiecie Fry
sztadl1im- o wyufk tego plebiscy-
tu mo4emy bye zupeanie spoko1ni'
Czesi sa ghebolco Przygnebieni
twn obrotem rzeczy. Czynia wyts
zone starania, ably .przyrzeczenie
Dnowsldego, ze Polsl1a wybsDdu-
;e i'm kolej na przestrzeni szesciu
kilometr6w, mogso bye zagwa-
rantowane wraz innemi korzy-
sciami ekonoricznej natury.
Wiedehski DER Neue Tag
donosi z Pragi: Dzienniki przygo-
towrja opinie publiczna do tego
ie rozstrzygniecie W lCwestyi cie-
szyhsliej nastapi W Paryzu bez-
posrednio i to W mySl tyczeh pol
skich. w spornych terytoryach
ma bye przeprowadzony plebis-,
cyt, a gdyby wypa8 ma korzyse
Polski, to Potsla ma sic zobo-
wiazaG dostarczyt weg1a Cze-
chom i wybudowaG kolej Frydek
-Makowy ma Ssowaczyznie, jake
odszkodowanie "a 1inie kolei Gle
szyn-Bogurnin. Zagfebie Earwin
skie byfoby dla Czech6w straco-
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TRUcIzNA w NAPOJACH.

Il
Ma stacyi policyjnej przy So
Clark ad., urzeduje sedzia Hays,
Poniewat W okolicy tel znajduje
sic wie1ka liczba wyszyukow, ko
rych gostmi jest biedniejsza kla-
sa ludzi, oraz ludzi zrlieniajacych
swe miejsca pobytu z porami 70
ku, 1wyczajna jest rzeoa przeto,
te W sadzie tym, prawie ufcnal
codziennie staja najrozmaftszego
gat,rnku pijacy. Bedac dobryrn
obserwatorem, sedzia Hays zau-
waty,, ze ci niby pijani obywate-
le, ME zachowuja sic bynajmniej
talk, jak zachowywa1i sic pDacy
w6wczas, kiedy to prohibicya ME
by,a prawem. sadzac il prawdo-
podobnie nowy rodzaj napoj6w
Jest "a ten stan rzeczy odpowie-
dzialuy, wyssai on ma wywiady do
wyszynk6w znajdrJacych sic W
okolicy South Clark i State, In
westygator6w, ktorzy wnet Przy
niesli ze sobs probld tychze. Z
kolei otrzyrnali je do zanalizowa-
mia, chemicy miejscy, kto-
rzy powiadomili sedziego, ze "a
wieraja one W sobic trucizne. Do
wodzih oni, re W sksad tych ma
poi wchodza rome ingredyencye,
ktore aczkolwiek ME czynia czfo-
wieka pijanym, to jednak robia
go nieczuiym ma otoczenie, O.
gfupiaja wreszcie nabawiaja go
choroby. w niekt6rych wyszyn-
kach dawany jest publice do pr
cia rozczyn, ktorego pogrzeoow,
uzywaja do ba1samowania ciaf
Ar1arlych. Odkrycia tego doko-
nall urzednicy ciowi.
ISTRAJK cIEsLI ZAKONCZYL
SIE.
Wczoraj wieczorem W hotelu
La Sale, podpisana zostala ugo-
da pomiedzy kontraS1orami bu-
dowlany1ni, a strajkujacymi Gle
slami, moca ktorej, ci ostatni o.
trzymujac zadana skale placy,
wacaja temsamem przysz&ym
poniedziaikiem do piracy. Strajk
ten trivial dziesiec tygodni, casko-
wicie wstrzymujac budowlane
prace w miescie. Zgodnie z ta IL
goda, ciesle obowiazuja sig pra-
cowac w swym fachu, otrzymuJac
dolara ma godzine, ktore to zobo-
wiazanie kohczy sic z dniem I'm
czerwca 1921 roku, W kt6rym to
czasie nova ugoda pomiedzy O.
bona stronami moze bye podpi-
sana. Ia ciesli, ugode podpisali: :
prezydent William Brims, Tho
mas Flynn, William Schardt, Viii
liam White Daniel Ryan. Ia
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BULGARIA. TRACT IA.
CHODN|A TRACYEE.
AIianckie Pancerniki Kieruja
Dzla{a ma FluTnG.
Morgenthau o Koniec eczno$ciStwo-
rzenia Silnej Polski.
RRAJE NADBAkTYCKIE A POK0J l BOLSzEW|kAM|
-
Stan Wojenny Parliamentary " Moskwie.
Revvolucya w Esipcie.
lime Tele granny Zagraniczne.
kRAJE NADBlkTYCEIE A POK0J I zBOLSzEWIKAM
Stan Wojeany Parliamentary " Moskwie.
Rewolucya w ESipcie.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne'

wentualnych s4rggestya o zrnfans
Ma og& bioran, trzktxt ter
wzorowany Jest ma trzktarie po-
koiowym z Austry4 / posiada
wiele k1auzd identycznych, jak
mp. postanowienia o Lmze Ma
rod6w, o teg4udze napowietrznej.
o ustawodawstwie i organizaeyi
piracy. o jedrach wojennych, gro
'bSch toanierzy it'd
Baasgarya odstepuje mocar-
stwom aliancl1im Tracye zacho-
dnia i godzi sie z CORY na katds
decyzye Aliant6w, jska ostatecz-
ME odnosnie do togo krsiu Po-
vienna. Ententa znow przyrzeka
re bez wzg7tu na to. jalie rapa-
dna W tel kwestyi finalne posta-
nowienia, bulgaria otrzyrna do
step do Nora Egejskiego.
Grnica Bu1garyi z Rurnunia
pozostaje niezmieniona jak pred
wojns, natomiast ma zachodzie,
gdzie Bagarya styka sic Ser
bia, grarica ulegia znianom W
dolihie Tnmok. w przeseczy ORA
CONAN, W okolicy Waranye / W
stronie posudniowej. Zmiany te
uznano "a potrzebne dla zspew-
nienia ochrony serbskiej kolei
celem zabezpieczenia Serbii
pred ewentualnym ataidem ze
strony BuAgaryi
Buagarya przyznaje, re przez
przyiaczerlie sic do zaborczej woj
ny mocarstw centralnych spowo-
dowala wlelkle straty, "a ktore
slusznie nl1si teraz zap4acic od-
powiednie odszkodowanie. Ponie-
waz jednak zasoby Bukgaryi ME
sa dostateczne ma pokrycie nalez-
nej faktyoznie calej indemniza-
cyl, zgQdzono sie IL wyplaci ona
sumo dwu Gwierc miliarda fran
k6w ($45O,OO ,OOO) w zsocie. IL
iszczajsc sic z tego W pofrocz--
nych ratach, poczawszy Cd 1go
stycznia 1920 r.
iBuAgarya zobowiazuje sic zwro
ciG RuHnunii, Grecyi Jugoslawii
zabrane z tych KRAKOW w czasie
wojny protokoly, archiwa, akta
wszystkie przedmioty posiadaja-
ce wartosc historyczna czy arty-
'styczna. w zarnian "a zniszcze-
ME serbskich kopalh wegla Bul--
garya zobowiazuje sic dostarczac
Serbii przez 5 lat po $1,000 ton
wegla rocznie. Grecyi ma dostar-
czyt tBuSgarya 1875 sztuk bydia.
Klauzule finansowe postanawia
ia, re pierwszehstwo pred wyp}a
ta odszkodowah maja koszta o.
kupacyjnych armii alianckich i
procenta cd przedwojennego ze-
wnetrznego dlugu tureokiego.
Arnia buigarska zostaje ere
dukowana do silly 10000 zolnieZ
rzy, zniesiona tez zostaje Przy-
musowa siuzba we wojsku i ska
dac sic ono moze jedynie zacia-
Dokonczenie ma stronicy s7-mei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20
Z ZAMIESZEK MEKSYKANSKICH.
Hylan Zabrania Urzednikom Miejskim
Przylacza6 Sic do Uni.
KR0TKE WLADOMOSG zE STOICY KRAJU.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

prezydentem Amerykaiskiej Fe.
deracyi Piracy, okazalo sic, ze
wszelkie zabiegi odroczenia straj.
ku W stalowniach krajowych
ktory ma nastapic W poniedzia--
lex, spefz}y ma niczem. O przebie-
gu konferencyi ME chciai nawet
Fitzpatrick movie, oSwiadczajac
re W sytuacyi ME zaszia zadna
zmiana. Nastepnie orzekl, ze sy.
tuacya, jak diugo tyczyt sic be.
die robotnikow stalowych, ne
zmieni sic pod zadnym wzs.e.
dem, gdyz robotnicy zdctermiHo.
wani So STAG przy swych warum-.
kach, ii. nic odrocza strajku do
pGty, dopoki prezydent korpora.
cyl ME udzieli i'm posiuchu. Sta
nowisko robotnik6w ma popicrat
Amerykahska Federacya Piracy.
S. Gomjcrs takze ME cI1ciaf dy.
skutowac ma temat stra jku, dajac
przez to do zrozumienia. zc urze-
dnicy Amerykatiskiej Fcderacyi
Piracy, ktorzy byli "a tenn, ably
strajk odfozono do czasu zwofa.
MA konferencyi pomiedzy kapita-
lem a praca W Waszyngtoric, ma
znaczona przez PREF. Wilsona ma
5go pazdziernika, muszs sic zgo-
die wiekSzoSoia i poddac sic
wolf komitetu robotnikow stalo-
wych.
Wczorajsze wiadomo5ci z Wa.
szyngtonu powiadamiaja, re PREF.
Wilson starat sic konieczie cd.
roczyc strajk, posylajac do prezy-
denta korporacyi Gary'ego, B. Ba
ruch'a, jedncgo przez sic Mama
czonego przedstawiciela ma kon-
ferencye piracy W. .,Waszyngtonie,
celem naktonienia prezydenta
korporacyi do zadoscuczynienia
zadaniom robotnikow stalowych.
Wyszio r6wniez ma jaw, re de-
parliament Piracy zlzy1 juz wsze1-
kie srodki celem przeszkodzenia
grozacemu strajkowi, wszystkie
jego zabiegi spe}zfy ma niczem,
gdy Gary stanowczo oswiadczyf,
re ME zamysla siuchac rozkazow
unii. ..
Caty nienial nar6d z niecierpli.
woscia wyczekuje dnia rozpocze-
cia sic konferencyi W Waszyng--
tonic, tembardziej, re PREF. Wi
son naznaczyl jako jednego 2
przedstawicieli narodu f. H. Ga.
ry'ego, prezydenta korporacyi sta
lowej, kt6rego stanowisko wzgle-
dem obecnie grozacego strajku
ME wyglada ma to, ably Gary byi,
prawdziwym szampionem naro-
du lub robotnikow.
PREF. Wilson wiedzial o tenn baf
dzo dobrze, re zadna organizacya
ktora poprosil, ably wybrala od--
powiednich predstawicieli ma o.
wa lonferencye, ME pomyslaiaby
nawet o wyborze Gary'ego, ktory
jest znany, jako wielki przeciwnk
organizacyi robotniczych, dlate-.
go zamianowai 60 przedstawicie-
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 9tej.