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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
TEST BETWEEN MODERN
AND OLD-AGE DIPL LOMACY
If Secret Agreement Wins Out PreS't
Wilson VIII Probably Leave
Peace Conference.
- RoRERT j nENnER.

Ey United Press
WASHINGTON. April ZA-Deci-
sion on whether the pact OF London
or the presidents armistice proposal
shall prevail at the peace confer
cnce. is expected within "A hours
II the pact of London secret
agreement between England. France
and italy whereby Italy's objectives
were promised by the other allies
wins out, Pres't Wilson probably
viii leave the conference.
II the armistice agreement sign
ed by all the allied powers prevails
italy must yield on her demands for
iiume. quit the conference or send
new delegates
The Final showdown.
The situation is regarded here as
"a definite and final showdown be-
ween 1919 model diplomacy and the
age-old statecraft involving secret
treaties
Pres't Wilson it is stated here.
has the support of Lloyd George
sud Premier Clemenceau ia refus-
ing Fiume To Italy.
Japan. playing her usual silent
haud. may wen -e. m the present
~itus uou. authorities believe. the att
titude which viii be shown 10y the
allied leaders toward her territor-
lJl aims in China
With announcement today that
t1c italian delegates would delay
their threatened departure home,
officials hoped Italy is ready to-
"talk turkey Her delegates made
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
MEN OF NEW Y0RK'S
ARE BACK HOME AGAIN

HI Ult'I I|ftsr
NEW YORK. April 24.-F'ive
thousand six hundred and ifty-siN
officers and men. the vanguard Of
the 77th division arrived today on
the Cunard liner Aquitania from
Brest. The division is known as New
Yorks own. being composed almost
entirely Of troops from this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE
CALLS SPECIAL SESSION
No Disposition Shown by Either Side to
Recede-Italians May Leave
Paris Tonight
BY ED L. KEEN.
By United Press

PARIS April 24.-Alied leaders met this afternoon in a
final effort induce the Italian delegation to remain in the
conference.
The meeting called at 4 O'Clock resulted from invitation
by Premier Lloyd George PreSt Wilson Premier Or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
PLAN To REVEIVE
GERMAN ENJOYS
HIGH Barrier Will Protect
Enemy Delegates From
MobS of Curious.
b, WILLIAM PHILIP sNDIs.

ERSAII-LEsS. April 24.-Ar-
,lugcments for reception of the
German dcIe-ates here practically
complete today. include provisions
TO protect the enemy representa-
tiIe> from mobS of the curious.
a long barrier. six feet high. is
beius constructed from the Hotel
ocs Beseyvoirs German headquar-
ter-l To- The Trianon Palace hotel
where The preliminary meetings
viii bc held. Further protection will
Doe afforded 10y guard of soldiers
around tile park. from which the
public Will be barred. The Germans
viii be- permitted To Use no other
route between the two hotels than
this walled path.
Intermediates Named.
special commission of p mem
uerS has been named 10y The French
to ac- ae Intermediates between the
Germans and the outside world
This commission uude~ Lieut.. Col
Henri. win include tNO majors
three captains two lIeutenants and
-FOUR interpreters The enemy dele
---- viii brins their own servants.
..t outside the actual conferences
this staff will attend TO whatever the
Germans desire.
TBe table on which the treaty VIE
Doe signed has beea completed. II is
of horseshoe shape 81 feet long
made of oak and pine and has a
-reen cloth top. It cost $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

CONTINUED OF PAGE ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
Wilson Standing Pat

Pres.t Wilson. having made plain
his attitude ln am unprecedented
statement yesterday afternoon. was
declared by his associates today 20
be standing pat in his determina-
tl0u that Italy cannot have Fiume
According 70 the president =
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16
MINISTER PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE
 TO MOTHERS

During the year we observe certain holidays which are peculiar to the church or to the nation, but today we observe one which is universal in It's compass and beautiful in its thought. We have our poets, artists, statesmen, scientists, ministers and our mothers. These are quoted and bonored throughout the world. We are proud of the fact that our foremothers Of America were hand picked by God to assist in laying the foundation of this great government. The Christian home is the sheet anchor of every nation. Mother is the uncrowned queen of that home. Her scepter is love and patience; her breast our resting place; her arms our refuge; her kiss solace in pain or sorrow; her smile our inspiration, and her blessing second only to Gods.
 Mother is the greatest building con- tractor in the world. Men erect build ings of wood, stone and steel, but these decay, crumble and rust, while mothers building haracter-rema1ns throughout eternity. Character is that which lives within us, while rep. utation is mans exterior. Men build characters like they erect cathedrals- finish them near the ground while the spires remain incomplete.
 Lord Shaftesbury said Give me a generation of Christian mothers and I shall change the social world in twelve months" The mothers who do not read, believe and practice the teachings of Christ are not likely to impart those characteristics unto their children. A mothers character must ring true if her children are to be upright and respected in the world. Mothers give what they have, be these good or bad qualities.
 Sir Walter Scott's mother possessed love for poetry and painting. Today the world honors the mother through
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16
PAGEANT ON THE THAMES
 IN HONOR OF MARINE

LONDON, May 16 (by Associated Press With pageantry and music London is planning to honor the war work of the British mercantile ma rine on July 19. There is to be a procession on the Thames from Black friars to Chelsea bridge, of hundreds of merchant ships lifeboats decorated
 with the colors of the various lines represented and manned by sailors who risked their lives during the war. A newly-formed League for National and Civic Ceremony is arranging the celebration. The Thames embank- ment is, to be elaborately decorated.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

her son. Byron's mother had vio- lent temper; so did her son. Nero's mother was a murderess; her son was a murderer and tyrant. Washington's mother was known for her piety, pur- ity and truth; the world found these traits in her honored son,
 Great buildings require much ma terial to complete them, so the mother will need every Christian trait if her children are to be credit to her and useful in the world. When Greece and Rome had mothers to train their children they stood without rival The pride of America Is her mothers. The citizens of tomorrow are in the mould today. A mother trains her son to be leader, her daughter to know the fine art of home-making- an art nearly lost to America. A mother receives her reward in the lives her children live and the man. ner in which the world receives and honors them. The world is judging our mothers by our conduct. Are we mindful of her many sacrifices, her labor of love? Or does our life bring her sorrow, anxiety and disgrace?
 When President Garfield finished his inaugural address he stopped and kissed his mother. Let us honor her by writing, caressing or thinking of her loving deeds. Motherhood is the choicest flower of earthly affection, and most like the love of God. "In all our wanderings to and fro, From sunny climes to the land of
 snow,
 There's one dear heart that's ever
 near
 The prayers and love of mother
 dear"
 Excerpts of Mothers day sermon
 preached by Rev. A. G. Shriver
 of the Presbyterian church last
 Sunday.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16
BELGIUM WANTS HUNS FORCED
 TO DISCORCE

LIEGE, May 1 Correspondence of the Associated Press).-Along the route from devastated Louvain to this desolate city tall smokeless chimneys line the formerly prosperous valley of the Mouse. Idle coal mines, huge plants which belched fire and sizzled with the gurgle of the melting lead and the boiling steel are now silent and abandoned. There is no outward visible sign of devastation but sup erficial examination of the inside of the plants reveals the fact that this district has been stripped so thor oughly and more systematically than the line of battle where the cannon roared for four years.
 The Cockerill Manufacturing Com pany employing 12,00O workmen; at the small arms factory "Fabrique Ma tionale" 4,500 skilled workmen manu- factured revolvers and rifles, the in- vention of Browning of Texas; the Ougnee-Mariez plant manufactured steel machinery, locomotives and presses, 14,0O0 hands having been em- ployed there. Now a few laborers wander like lost souls in the vast halls which seem immense because of the removal by the Germans of all the machinery formerly filling up every available inch of floor space. They are repairing the few dilapi- dated automobiles, machines and loco motives the Germans left behind in their deliberate retreat and in their systematical plundering through four years.
 The managers of these plants know where their machinery has been re- moved. They have the names of the firms in the various cities of Germany which are now manufacturing with these stolen machines the products that in a few months they will at- tempt to unload upon the worlds markets. They are dissatisfied and bitter in their comment because they | feel they have been neglected by the peace conference. They feel Germany should have been ordered to return at once the stolen machinery or that they should at least have been per mitted to enter Germany and remove them to their plants. They are not short of steel One of the former manufacturers declared he had 2,OOO,- 900 pounds of steel on hand, but no machinery.
 A manager of one plant expressed himself as more than disillusioned; "Times have changed since the arm istice when Belgium was everywhere cited as incarnating the very spirit of patriotism and heroism, when promises were made that fighting would go on until Belgium should be integrally restored, financially, econ omically and politically. Your brave American boys who came to Europe and died with a smile thought to avenge violated Belgium fighting des- perately for it's own and the very worlds freedom at the threshold Of civilization
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16
LEFT HER FORTUNE
 TO REBUILD CHURCHES

PARIS, May 16 (by Associated Press) Miss Boutet, who recently died at Perpignan, at the age of 75, has left her whole fortune to France to be devoted to the work of rebuild ing churches destroyed by the Ger mans. The amount will exceed 5OO,- 900 francs, or $100,000.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

Just arrived, fresh stock of Hot Hardware Co. 14-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

Prices are coming down. So are our ham and eggs. Now 50 cents al the City Bakery. 2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

You will like our kodak finishing Agency at Cordova drug store Scar borough. 14-tt
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

Big reduction in yarn at s1.1o per hank at the Cordova Dry Goods Go. 7-3
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

If you do not receive your copy of the Times regularly, please notify the circulation manager.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16

The Daily Times Job plant Is we'll equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

cze ciezka i znojna praca. Must
my usuwat zgliszcza, musimy u
czyszczat glebe zrujnowana, MT
simy budowac szkoiy, ably wszcze
piac oswiate W Mode pokolenia.
~Jestesmy wiec bardzo ucieszeni,
gdy dostalismy list cd was / "a
raz zwolalismy p~osiedzenie gmin
ne / uchwalili 7e wy tam nadal
pracowat bedziecie talk, jak dotad
pracowaliscie. I niechaj ci, kto-
rzy wan ME dopomagaja z oba-
wy, re my moze grosz wasz roz-
trwonimy ME boja sic, rachunek
zkazdego grosza, przez was PREY
slanego o~trzymacie. Przeto uda-
jenny sic jeszcze raz Z prosba' pra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
Komunikaty Urzedu Prasowo Informal
cyjnegc Wydziau Mar. Pol.

dowano p. Wlodziejowska Z SWAMI. -
(Illustr. Dzien. Pow.
Ukraincy zrabowali zapasy przezna-
czone ola dzieci z zakladu KS. Lu6o-
mirskich w~ywiezionych do Daszowy
pod Komarnem, obdarli je z ubrah, Ia
mordowali dw6ch ksiety. CIllustr. Kur.
Codz.).
~,,Illustr. Kur. Codz." ~przeciwko wy
stapieniu Jczuit6w krakOwShieh "a u
wOlnieniem intsrn0wauyeh rusldeb Ba'
zylian6w.
Opis ostatnich dol okupacyi ukra.
i6skiej W Boryslawiu. (Gon. Krak.).
Lawoczne, Brzetany, Nizni6w zajete.
Depeszs Wassiki do Rady CEterech.
Iada plebiscytu i obsadzenia Galicyi
Wschodniej przez Entente. o lie ME
mianowac Czecho-Slowacye mandata-
ryuszem Ligi Mar. W Galicyi Wschod-
niej. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Organizacye Polskie W Iucku: koope
ratywa. Komisaryat polski. Macierz
szkolna, Zwiazek miodzie4y. Zydzi og6.
lem byli zupelnie neutralni W stosun-
XII do Polakow. (Dzien. Pow.
Szczeg0ly o cierpieniach ludnosci w
Samborze. Korupcya 1 orgie wsr6d T.
kraiGc0w. Zatargi p6miedzy, wladzami
cywilnemi a w~ojskowemi. Mordy, in
ternowanie 1900 os6b. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Sprawy PoIsko-L itewsko- Biaioruskie:
Teskt ~memOryalu Polak6w ziemi KO-
wienskiej z $4,000 podpis6w. Pow. Ko-
wieGski | Kowno maja wiekszosc. pol
ska. OkrOpne przeSladowanie p~olskosci
przez Litwin6w. Prosba o pomoc. Ma
dzieje ma unie Litwy z Polska (Gaz.
WarSZ.).
Gwa}tOwne kazania prObOszcza W
Szyrwintach przeciwko Polakom. Zabi-
Ii ; zo}nierzy polsklch. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Zakiadnicy wileiiscy przewiezieni do
DzwiGska. (Gaz. Warsz.).
Welding pism zargonowych, pozycya
bolszewik6w W Mihsku jest silna, te-
roru wielkiego ME ma. Dynaburg eva
kuuja. rozstrzelali 90 os0b.
Litewskie pisma W Whine - nadal
ostro szowinstyczne, przeciwko uni z
Polska. Bialoruska Dumka dose ~
| czliwa. ZaIoga litewSka W Szaiach -
(gub. K%owie6ska) ~wiwatOwaia ku cZci
! Polski / uni z powodu zdobycia wilma.
| (Gaz. Poll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
zE STOWARzYSzENIA POL
SKICH KUPC0W | PRzEMY-
StOWC0W " AVOkDALE.

Polscy kupcy i przemyslowcy
w ~dzielnicy Avondale organizuja
sic. Zamiarem ich jest ziaczyc
Polonie W Avondale W jedno sill
ne stowarzyszenie pod hasten
,swoj do swego". Pc odbyciu
dwu posiedzeh, zapisaio sic pre-
szio 100 czfonkow, a jeSli tax kaz.
de posiedzenie wypadnie, jak do.
tychczas, to w krotkim czas;e
Tow. liczyc bedzie kilka-set czIon
kow. Cd dis Szan. Rodacy BIT
dummy polski handel: zarobek pol
skiego robotnika MECH idzie "
polskie rece! Polscy kupcy starat
sic beda, azeby was zadowolic
oddae wam towar lepszy a taniej
jak innonarodowcy. Wy, Szan
Polki, ma was najwiecej mozns
polegat, dajcie 'sobie siowo, Il
tylko bedziecie popierae polsk:
handel, a wtenczas to dopiero "a
kwitnie dobrobyt ~pomiedzy Mani
gdy wypeinimy owo hasso, ,.swo:
do swego." Prosimy ushnie POI
skich Ksieiy, azeby Cd ctasu dc
czasu z kazalnic przypominali ma.
see hasto narodowe ,,swoj do swe
60. Prasie polskicj dziekujemy
"a poparcie mas W tenn orgaifizo-
waniu SIG i "a ogiaszanie w pi.
smach wszefkich correspondence.
ktore byly nadeslane: my Z ma
szej strony, jak tyiko maszyne
puscimy w rucll, starae sic bedzie
my, azeby co tydzieh byly ogk'
szenia W pismach polskich o pol
skim handlu i 0 s~pecyalnyct
sprzedazach. Naszym zamiarem
jest. azeby polski handel i pre-.
mysi W dzielnicy Avondale do
szed4 do tego, azeby odpowiada;
swemu zadaniu.
Administracya Tow. skiada sic
z 15tu czfonkow, obywateli INA.
nych re swej piracy ma niwie ma
rodowej. On starac sic beda, axe.
by dzielnica nasza ME pozostala
W ty4e. Przysz}e posiedzenic cd.
bedzie sic we wtorek. 23go iiPca,
o godzinie Smej ma sail Warszyh-
skiego, ma ktore zapraszamy sza-
nownych Obywateli. L.aczmy sic
W siie a zwyciestwo W polsk;ln
przemysle bedzie nasze.
J. P. Koskiewicz, sekretarz,
l.. Kleszczyiski, prezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

cujcie dalej tax, jak dotad praco-
waliscie i pracujcie wszyscy a
Pan Bog wan to wynagrodzi I
bistorya zlotemi zgfoskami wypi-
SEE wasza dzialalnosc.
Kohczac nasze szczere wyrazy'
zasyiamy wan cd calej gmlny wa
szej rodzinnej najserdecznieJsze
zyczenia a cd dziatwy szkolnej
rak ucaiowanie.
zyjcie nam / badzcie zdrowi!
Z g}ebokim szacunkiem
Naczelnik Gminy Jan zajac
Stanisiaw Mandziara,
Jozef Mandziara.
Skopiowane z oryginalu.
Pieczec gminna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
z Prasy Polskiej
W 0jczyzne.

w warszawskiej ,,Gaz. PoraR-
nej" czytamy szczegoi, nizei PREY
.oczony, stwierdzajacy, IL woiska
oolskie - ME tylko ME urzadzaiy
oogrom0w w Polsce, lecz ze'wia-
lie wojskowe Polskiej Armii -
Sarzac excesyi okrucienstwa boil
szewickic, brady tenn samem w
pbrone nawet - zydow i PREY
wracaiy poczucie i wymar SPra-
wiedliwoSci PanstwoweJs
Stracenie komisarza bolszewi-
ckiego.
Pisma wilenskie podaja ma
stepujace obwieszczenie:
Wyrokiem sadu doraznego
PREY grupie majoraP opowicza
z d. 9.b. m. 1919 r, zasadzony
ZOStaf ma SmIerc prZez rOZStrZela-
ME Alfons Jankowski, komisarz
rzadu bolszewickiego w Swiecia-
mach "a zbrodnie morderstwa, po-
peiniona w Swiecianach ma oso-
bach N. Bukowskiego, aptekarza
W Nowo Swiecianach, kupcow
Eismonda, Teitelbauma, Brunber-
ga (nazwiska zydowskie Przy-
pisek Red. DE-. Chicago i jego
dw6ch synow, tudziez ma osobach
nieznanych z nazwiska, kilku
wzietych do niewoli zoinierzy pol
skich, ktorych be- sadu rozstrze-
lal lub r~ozstrzelac kazaf Wyrok
powyzszy zostai wykonany'
Rydz = Smigfy w r,
General ppor. i dowodca
WiIno, d. IL b. m. 1919 T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
II.
Pod sad narodow.

w sprawie okropnych okru-
cienstw speinianych ma Polakach
przez handy ukrainskie W Galicyi
i ma kresach wschodnich, czyta-
my W ,,Gazecie Warszawskiej'',
co nastepuje:
Zbrodnie j okrucienstwa ukTain
skie popeinione ma ludnoSci poi
skiej W Galicyi, winny bye odda-
ne pod sad narodow' Caay SWAT
cywilizowany musi d~owiedziec SIG
jake meki i udreczenia znosic
musiaia ia ludnoSc w czasie u
krainskiego najazdu. w tym celu
zamierzona Jest publfkacya obej-
mujaca fakty znecania sic i bar.
barzynstwa armii ukrainskiej, o.
parta ma faktacht niewatpliwie
wiarygodnych, stwierdzonych be-
poSrednia wiadomoScia | marerya
lem dowodowym bezwzglednie
pewnym. Pine zebranie tego ma
teryaiu jest nieodzowne, dlatego
odwoiujemy sic do wSzystkich
tych, ktorzy maja wiadomost o
tego rodzaju faktach z wiaSnego
spostrzezenia, wiec w pierwszym
rzedzie do wszystkich ofiar bar
barzynskiego ucisku, by zgiaszali
sic do wiadz sadowych, ~cywilnych
lub wojskowych, W eelu ziozenia
zeznan w fcxnie urzedowej o
lie zaSby to by{o w poszczegol-
nych wypadkach niemozliwe Tub
utrudnione, by nadsylali zeznania
swe wiasnorecznie spisane, gao
patrzone poSwiadczeniem WARY
godnoSci tych osob, pod adresem
Biuro Archiwalne Namiestnictwa
we Lwowie.
Wszystkie wladze woJskowe i
cywilne, uprasza sic o spieszne
nadsyianie m~ateryaiow i zeznan
W zawierzytelnionych odPisach, Z
mozliwem dolaczeniem zdlec To-
tograficznych, do Biura archiwa;-
nego Namiestnictwa we Lwowie'
Z nadesianego materyaiu utwo
roma bedzie publikacya W jezy-
ku francuskim ola uzytku Mini
sterstwa Spraw zagranicznycn,
Komitetu Narodowego " Paryzu,
Misyi koalicyjnych b~awiacych W
Polsce i Ambasad panstw Sprzy-
mierzonych W Warszawie.
Wszystkie Komitety narodowe
uprasza SIG 0 pomoc / wspoidzia'
tanie W p~owyzSzym kierunku.
Prof. dr.. Stefan Dabrowski,
DR.. Emil Roinski,
DR.. Tadeusz Sobolewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
List z mad Wisly.

go. List ten posyiam do Dzienni-
kow W Chicago, azeby go podaty
do wiadomosci ogohu; MECH CT,
ktorzy siyszeli o n~aszej piracy, do
wiedza sic naocznie cd czego ida
zalismy, zaczynajac prace diva
Ilata temu. Niektorzy nieszczedzi-
Ii lam i grosza, wierzac w dobra
sprawe; poniewaz Dzienniki ME
szczedziiy nam poparcla ma
swoich lamach. gdy sic do Mich
udawalismy z og}oszeniem naszej
sprawy, 'wiec obowiazkiem jest
owe Pisma zawiadomiG i prosic,
azeby raczyiy ow list ogiosic. List
6w jest najlepszem swiadectwem
jak Rodacy W kraju biora sic do
piracy, azeby nowo zdobyiy krai
Z niewoli podniesc, z gruzow Cd
movie i wyposazyc go szkoiami,
wiedzac, re Rad Polski niema
jeszcze dose funduszow azeby ma
szeroka skale budowat szkoiy. -
PowinniSmy miechowiczanie te--
raz podwoic nasza energie / pra7
cowac dalej, azeby jak najwiecej
grosza braciom w Kraju przyspo-
rye. Wiemy z gazet, re Ministe-
ryum Oswiaty W Polsce posta-
nowilo podniesc szkolnictwo W
kraju ia najwyzszy szczebel, vic
rzac w to. re ,,oswiata ludu do
kona cudu". I tego powinno sic
radowac SERGE kazdego Rodaka
ma wygnaniu. PowinniSmy vice,
zakasat rekawy i dopomagac ma
szemu Rzadowi W jego przedSie
wzieciu.
Rodacv! Mech nasz kraj stanic
sic najw&1anialszym paistwem. a
nar6d po,S'ii Observation-Disclosures
narodem. Pokazmy naszym gHS-
hicielom. co potrafimy. Budujmy
gmach Panstwa ma fundamcncic,
0 kt0ry sic rozbija wszelkie zaku-
sy k~rzyzackie!
Mech odpowiedzia ma ME be-
die gromadzenie fundusz6w i bu
dowanic szkoi w kazdym zakqtku
kraju. Pomagajmy naszemu RIA
dow W lego szlachetnej piracy!
Pozostaje Z szaCunkicm
StanisIaw Kolczak.
CHOP Z mad Wisly.
Sl9 State str. Petoskey, Mich.
A OTTO - ponizej list zarzadu
gminy Miechowice Wielkie:
Miechowice Wielkie 3 czerwca,
P. Dabrowa Polska.
lDrogi obywatelu St. Kolczak!
List Cd was otrzymaliSmy z.
co VAN .serdccznie dziekujemy.
Iapora kt6ra mas Cd was dzielila
zostaia usunieta z chwila gdy kraJ
nasz u~kochany odzyska} wolnosc.
4: wiec najpierwsza nasza odPo-
wiedzia ma list ktory otrzymall-
Smv cd was, MECH bedzie blogu-
! siawiony Pan Bog ma firmamen-
! Gle niebieskim. Mech zyje wolna
Polska Mech zyje jednoSc i Ego
da Mech zyje prezydent Wilson!
Mech lyle Ameryka! CT to maj
wiecej przyczynili sic, re kraj
nasz Jest wolny. A teraz donosi-
my wan &c my tn ME lamentu-
jenny i rak ME zakladamy. Encr'
gia do zycia i do piracy czerpieTy,
patrzac W ~przysz}osc. Cieszymy
sic bardzo, re o mas ME 7afonlt-
nacic. Ia pieniadze ktore ID was
otrzymalisrny W roku 1916 Zoo
koron serdecznie dziekujemy i
c;eszymy sic tenn, co nam pisze-
cie ,obywatelu Kolczak, re tysiac
dol. macie ola mas gotoWy / re
przySlecie nam, jak tylko MONA
bedzie n~ajpredzej. Me obawiajcie
sic, re my grosz ten zmarnujemy.
Plac ma niego jest juz otwarty'
lPomimo, re mas bieda gnebi, pre-
trzymalismy gorsze easy. to i
obecne przetrzymamy. Ia grosz
krwawy, ktory nam przyslecle,
wybudujemy szkoie W naszej VIC
see, gdyz tel jeszcze niema. a plac
pod szkole many juz zakupiony'
BudowaG szkof, bojac sic, re marc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
Przewodniczaca sekcyi:
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Zastepujaea przewodniczaea:
JADWTGA BUSZCZYNSKA.
MARYA WODZICKA,'

MAk1A WODZlChA,
preZesOwa p. z. n. Kat.
(Pieczee) Polskie N6bki Imienia Hen
ryka Sienkiewieza, Sekeya.
Sadzimy. re kOmentarze So zbyte-
ezne. lie s~prawOzdania widzimy, jak
potrzebna jest pOmOc ola miOdego pO-
kOlenia " POlsee.
Dotyehezas. Liga KObiet p0lskich W
Ameryee rsbiia co mOgia j mimO pre-
r6znyeh trudnoSci, wyeiai do Ligi kra-
jjowej przeszio 10000 dOlar6w. kropla
to W mOrzu pOtrzeb. 0becnie jest ma.
dzieja, re szerszy og6i pOspieszy z dat
kami, slas je "a posrednictwem koDsu-
Iafu stesownie do preSby zarzadu hob
k0w.
Adres biura
SO WEST 42ND ST., AEOLIAN HALL,
ROOM S4S, NEW YORK CITY.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-09

Il dance at the ~ and had fine
time. there were about 100 American
girls there aud it was the ucarcst to
home I have been so far. We stayed
N Nice over night and went TO Monte
curlo for the day and from there buck
TO Mcntou to get checked out.
New you can see why | haven't I
written for 80 long, that was some
strenuous week aud haven't fully
recovered vet, but l wouldn't have
missed it for the world. only wish
YOU could haze seen it too.
Hoping this finds you us well ana
healthy as nm and with love and
lots Of kisses TO you both and prnyipg
to God to be with you soop. am,
Your Loving Son.
NORMAN.