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Evening journal., 1919-10-16
SPORTSMEN PLAN
FOR FIELD TRIALS
Setter and Pointer Club viii
Hold Meet at Oak
Orchard.
DRAWINGS TO BE
HELD NOVEMBER 2

Members OF he-Helaware Settler and
Pointer Club are anXiously awaiting The
ninth annual field trials 90 take place
This year, az Oak Orchard, SUSSEX coun-
ty on November 3. All arrangements
have been made for the meet and for
ine drawing. which viii take place on
ihe night Of November ,, at the Indian
River Hotel The meet is under license
of The Amateur Field Clubs OF Amer
ira. An entries should be in by Octo-
Der 2l as extra charges will be made
for all p0st-entries. Judges for the
meeting Will be Or. T. w. shore and
Charles 3. Cooke.
The trials will start promptly at eight
O'Clock on the morning Of November 3,
The order Of running is as follows:
Stake No. Amateur, all age-Open
10 an dogs OF field breeds handled by
amateurs Prizes, trophies. Nomina-
ton fee s.. starting fee 50, post-entry
- An members will be exempted from
me payment OF starting fees
Stake No 2-Amaieur Derby Open 90
an dOgs of field bird hunting breeds,
Whelpcd on or after January T. 1918.
handled by amateurs The dupont
Derby Cup will be awarded to the prize
winner of This class. Prizes VIII be
trophies. Nomination fee 50, starting
Zee s.. post-enlry 50. Members are ex-
cmpied from payment Of starting fee.
stake No. r-all-Open 10 all
dogs OF field bird hunting breeds
Guaranteed purse $500 divided 80. 30, 90
Nomination fee $40, starting fee $40,
post-eniry So
Stake No. i-Open Derby-Open 10 all
dogs OF ield--hird hunting breed,
whelped after January 1, 1918. Guaran-
iced purse, 500, divided 80, 30, 90
Nomination fee s., starting fee So, post
entry So
The Amateur Field Trial Clubs Of
America offers free nomination TO the
amateur championship OF America and
certificates 10 winners OF ilrst and sec
ond. an age, and FIRST derby. All stakes
are under the conditions that winners
are handled by amateurs in making
such wins
This years marks the ninth annual
field trials Of the club. All prospective
entrants are assured that quail are
plentiful and the grounds are said to
be The best above the Carolinas.
All members anu the guests OF the
club win be located al the Indian River
lloiel which Is on the grounds and the
dogs are started on their first course
within a few hundred feet \ OF the
building The nearest station Is Mills
horO. on The Delaware railroad. The
following charges viii be made for
transportation from the station 10 the
hOiel: 81 per trip for each passenger.
and $50 for each Grated dog. No charge
Will be made for kenneling.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
Reds Could Hare Won in
Sixth But For Reuther

Moran couldn't believe Il. lie thought
Dutch was right, and before Jimmy
Ring could be sufficiently warmed up
the avalanche descended on Dutch in
the sum Of three runs Ring was not
warmed up when he entered the box.
The Sox made another run Off him and
won I'm the tenth. II shook the Reds
confidence and they were unable to
win that day.
That started the Sox on a rampage
and they greeted Sallee I'm the seventh
game with wicked bats They won
again. But Hod Eller held em.
The Reds showed their real class
then.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
FRED HORNS Dogs
WIN TWO PRIZES
buttons Watchman Cap
tured All Age Stake
at Newark.
HAWTHORN'S CAPTAIN
DEFEATED IN TRIALS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, oct. i6.-Fred Horn. OF
Newark, n. j., had a big field day in
the running OF the hound trials of the
Eastern Beagle Club held here yester-
4 day. His Derbyshire Forester had the
honor OF winning the all-age stake for
l3-inch dogs, while the i3-inch bitches
also went TO Mr.. Horn. with CharmlOn's
Cricketts Faithful The other event
went TO j. II. Baldwin, whose buttons
Watchman captured the all-age stake
| for ij-inch dogs
Owing to the trials not being favored
with plentiful game, the officials de-
clded to change their hunting grounds
This proved beneficial both to the dogs
and spectators, for the new hunting
grounds located in the extreme end Of
Newark, were literally swarming with
rabbits. They were so plentiful that il
was not an unusual sight to witness
several rabbits running across the open
fields after the dogs had fetched them
out Of their burrows, affording the
judges and spectators ample scope in
which TO size up the hunting qualities
OF the various entries.
Many Of those who witnessed Hlaw-
! thOrns Captain run such great two
heat series at the recent Mount Holly
trials fully anticipated this splendid
field trial and show specimen taking
the all-age l3-inch stake. While his
showing yesterday was not quite up to
his Mount Holly performance, he was
up against one of the best field trial
dogs in the country in Derbyshire
Forester, which was awarded first
place, with HawthOrn's Captain, Incl
IDENTIFY owned by John Hawthorn, of
Philadelphia, second. Horns Foxy Ben
was awarded third place, with the re-
serve going TO Sankanac Danger.
buttons Watchman, the winner Of
the stake for 15-inch dogs. was given a
close battle both by Bumos Tip and
Grandvew Black Demon. In fact, so
close did this trio run in their re-
spective heats that il seemed to be
toss-up as to the ultimate winner.
Watchman. however. showed the best
finish, going about his work with the
skin that brought forth favorable com
ment from the Judges.
All-age i5-inch dogs-Won by Dut-
tons Watchman, J. II. Baldwin; see
Ond, Bumos Tip, Harry Buck; third,
Grandview Black Demon, r. 5. Robi-
son fourth, Johnson's Billy, DR.. r. B.
Snyder.
Al-age l3-inch dogs-Won by Derby
shire Forester, Fred Horn; second,
Hawthorn's Captain. John w Haw-
thorn third, Horns Foxy Ben; fourth,
Sankanac Danger. Dr. r. B. Synder.
All-age i3-inch bitches Won by
Charmions Crcketts Faithful, Fred
Horn; second, Ialey's Flight. NJ. J.
Haley; fourth, Cliff Hill Flossie, Fred
Horn.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
HARD WINTER, SAY
WEATHER SHARKS
ecInl Ln The Evcnlne Ionrnal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Oct. i6.--According
TO some Of the lower Delaware weather
forecasters the coming winter will be
hard one. There is an abundance
OF hickory nuts, cedar berries, beech
and chestnuts and acorns upon which
rabbit and squirrel can feed. AS a US
ual thing, they say, when Sussex
county is to have a hard winter that
there is an abundant crop Of different
kinds Of nuts food for the squirrel and
rabbit and plenty Of cedar berries for
Uhe birds.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
EDc EMooR HAS SOCCER TEAM.

The Edge Moor soccer team, classed
as one OF the best In this section Of
the country. Is getting It's players in
shape for the coming season.
The suburbaniles lost the first game
TO Marcus Hook. score to 0, but this
has dampened their enthusiasm none.
They are out working constantly and
will be In sufficient shape TO give the
Tac0ny team. whom they meet, the
battle Of their lives
With Edge Moor are John Adamson.
William Adamson, Jimmy Adamson, r.
Woods. A. Thacker. Bobby Leigh, l..
Fish, d. Riley r. Jones. A. Stritton and
NJ. Stritton.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

Dutch Reuther, Of the Reds. was not
IN shape to pitch the sixth game Of the
series-the one that would have given
The Reds the series and which instead
put the Sox on a winnlg streak that
made everyone nervous. It is said that
Dutch broke training unbeknown to
Moran and that before Moran could get
him out Of the box the Sox had started
something that resulted in a defeat for
Cincinnati
Rueiher didn't have a thing. Bill Rari-
den, the Reds catcher. told me after
the game. As soon as Bill saw That
Dutch was in for a bad afternoon. he
began signalling TO Sallee to tell Moran.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
DROwNsON no HAVE FLEyFN.

BroWns0n viii again be represented
on The football field Arrangements
were completed last evening and
BILLY" Martin, Of Harlan fame. was
chosen 20 manage and coach The team.
some Of the men who will be with
ihe team are Charley Williams. Francis
Hancc. Iiarkins. Sutton. Sweeney. Cor
man. Gcriensbere. Early. Filliben. Fer
euson, sylvester Reeder Kennedy.
Smith. Necson. kreici. j. Donohue.
others viii be lined up in a short time
The lrsi practice VIII be held this
eNeuins at the PARK adjoining The club
house.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
PAINTERS LEAVE CITY.

Master painters having refused 20
pay the wage increase demand OF their
journeymen. the majority OF The
painters who went on strike fourteen
days ago, have secured employment
elsewhere.
No agreement, it Is understood. has
yet, been reached between the striking
plasterers and contractors.
4 meeting Of the Carpenters Union
was held last night at lrish-American
Hail. The officers reported that an Of
the carpenters were busy.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
TO RAISE ENGLISa
WALNUTS In SUSSEX
oclal 10 The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. oct. i6.-Farmers in
Cedar Creek district are becoming in
ierested in the culture OF English wal
nuts. and II may he within the next two
or three years that the business will
become profitable and conducted on a
mere extensive scale as It Is found that
they Will thrive in that section OF the
State. For the past few years some OF
the farmers have been experimenting
with them and have found that they
can be grown in that section.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
CHECKER EXPERT AT BROwNsON.

NJ. c. Priest, eX-champion checker
player Of America, will give an exhibit
lion OF simultaneous checkers at the
Br0wnson Hall. Fourth and Jackson
streets, on Saturday evening. All check
er players are invited 10 play
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
ALLISON TO GET
ANOTHER CHANCE

Smarting under his humiliating defeat
at the hands Of Schmadder. at the
Olympia Club, in Philadelphia, last
Monday night, Joe Allison, the VIII
mlngton "Walloplug Wop" will go into
"hard" training for a return bout which
will take place within a short time.
Joe went into the Philadelphia battle
with a waist line like a prize p0rker
and the inevitable happened A few
stiff punches above the belt landed the
Wilmington fighter gasping on the can
vas, and he was obliged to give up
continuing the contest
Joe started of the scrap a whirl-
wind, and during the first round
Schmadder looked cheap.
Last night Joe received a wire from
a Quaker City matchmaker saying that
if ne could get into proper condition
be would be rematched with Schmad-
der. Following the receipt OF this
message Joe announced that he was so
ing in for some real training, includ-
ing plenty OF road work, bag punching
and sparring.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
EXPERT BOwLERs AT CRADY,s.

Lovers OF good bowling will see a
great match at Grady's tonight, the con
lestants being Carl Enigelke and Chas.
Roemer OF New York and L. Edgar
Good and Norman Carson of this city.
The New Workers will roll the Whining
tonians a series Of games beginning at
s o'clock. Roemer is one OF the best
bowlers in the east. A large gallery is
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

The total weight Of all persons IN
the world is estimated at iO6 million
tons.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

Five thousand persons visited the
grave Of The late Theodore Roosevelt
one Sunday.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

The value OF the mineral products Of
the United states in the last two years
reached record-breaking total in eX-
cess Of f0,OQO,OO0O0O.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
CuESRook m pIAy FAsT FAI

ChesroOk will play its second game
on Saturday, meeting. the East Falls
team Of Philadelphia at South Side
Park.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

The Want Ads are the information
bureau Of the world OF work.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

World series stars return to
the sticks to mingle with the
poolroom hicks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Poata Delgada na wszysklich
czworebokaeh powita lot
nikolW', amerykalskieh.

PONrA DELGADA, AZORES =
Ostateczne przygotowania ma
przyjecie amerykanskich marynar
sAich aeroplan6w zostaly zrobio-
nc dis wieczorem kt6re spodzie-
wane So do przybycia tu jutro a
sekcya W przystani Ponta Delga-
da, gdzie plany beda przycumo
wane zostala wyprzatnieta ze
wszystkich statk6w aby dac spo-
sobnosc bezpiecznego ladowania.
Powietrze kt6re bylo deszczoWe i
mgliste dis wieczorem wypoga-
dza sic.
DIVA niszczyciele trzymane SO
W pogotowiu ably sic udaly do asy
stencyi lotnikom jezeliby oni ME
zdolali znalesc przystani pozosta
ma przez Gala noe ma otWartem
\
Og6lne zainteresoWanie panuje
tu W spraWie lotniczej, setki os6b
tloczy sic codziennie mad brze--
#gieln morza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

ST. JOHNS, n, F. II maja-Ni
szczycicl Edwards powr6ci} do
portu oncgdaj po po}udniu bez
sIadu C-5 IA swym pok}adzie.
ST. JOHNS, N. FF. - Lokal-
lie stosunki by}y dis odpowied-
lie do rozpoczecia projektowane-
go przcz atlantyckiego lotu bry--
'tyjskich lotnikoW, lecz Il p0Wodu
raportow o powietrzu Atlanty
ku, Hawkin Rayman powstrzy
mali ostatecznie decyzye do lotu.
.u> Balon zagina1.
WASHINGTON, - Departa-
ment floty og}osil dis VIE
czorem masterpieces .dcpesze O.
-trzymana cd komendanta niszczy
cicla Edwards o powrocie statku
do st. Johns, n. F.
Balon C-5 zginaf. Niepodobno
dowiedziec sic czy kupiecki okret
ktory raportowa} MIN opuscis
albo ME zdo}al ocalic sic. Edwards
ME zdo}a} odnaleSc zadnego z
n;ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Brytyjscy lotnicy zafrasowani
sukcesu Amerykan6w szu-
kaja sposobu do wygrania.

ST. JOHNS, n. F.. - Amery--
kafscy Brytyjscy lotnicy mieli
tu dis zgryzliwc zaintcrcsoWanie
Nzgledcm lotu n c p]an6w. Bry
tyjski. lotnik zgryzliwie czytaf bcz
tlrutowe wiadomosci donoszace o
powodzeniu- -plan6w a gdy ich
przybycie na lazurach zdawa}o sic
bye zapewnione zastosowali to do
sicbic samych ably obmyslec jak-
by oni mogli zwyciezyc Ameryka
now do Anglii. .."~..:
Frederick p. Raynham spedzlt
poranek slcdzac mad rozpatrywa-
MEM raport6w powietrzu Sle--
dzac mapy drogi morskiej przez
Atlantyk ktory nastrecza{ nawet
sposobnoSc do sukcesu lotu aero
plancm.
Zdaje sic jakobySmy musieli sic
dziec poniewaz Amerykanie So W
locie aforementioned Harry G.
Hawker. .-. -.
Zarzad wywiadowczy 0 balonie
C-5 zaide,cydowaf T, d1ojniescc do Wa
stinston,l. = Cz5 :lwazany teraz
"a stracony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
POLACY ME D0STA
ma zADNYClH[l| .lIEPRzY.
JAClELSK|lCH||!| 0kRE <
TUW RADA ORzEkLA.



PARYz, II anaja:: Rada "a
granicznych ministrroa6w odm6wila
dis zadaniu Polak6M Q Geese ME
mieckiej malynarki.s Polacy zade-
cydowali re wojenni wieznie, try
mani przez Rosyan no Syberyi, w
prowincyach Ba}tyckich. j ma Kau
kazie, odesfani zostai natych-
nliast. CT sowieckiej Rosyi beda
odpartyozowani p6zzniej.
P6jda do szleswiku.
.PARYz, = Brytyjski admiral
jeszcze ME namieniony, bedzie ko-
mendantem brytyjskiej, ameryka
nskiej i francuskiej hoty, kt6ra
p6jdzie do SzlezWig,l ma}a sila
ladujacych, kt6ra bedzie utrzymy
wac porzadek zabezpieczy uczci
we v cry gdy plebaseEci 1trzymani q j.
beda dla decydoWania czy Szles--
wig, bedzie niemieckim czy dun
skim. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

hiency utaj4 le pok6j bediie
p0ldpis'any.


T., Z. 81
PARYz. II maja - Prawdopo.
dobnem jest re tureckie bu1gar.
skie traktaty pokojwe beda u4o.
zone podpisalle " konstantyno-
polu. Salinoki albo w incm odpo-
wiedniem miescie ma wschodzie,
st6sow1lie do Reuter'a paryskiego
ofisu.
PARYz, - Stanowcza odpo--
wiedz do niemieckiej noty regis
trujacej zarzuty uporzadkowania
do lewego brzegu Renu i doliny
Sarre zosta}y wyasygnowane
przez specyalna komisya do terry
toryalnych spraw prezydowanych
przez Andre. Tardieu, jak raporto
wano dis rano.
MADRYT, = Przyzwolenie ira
ktat6w pokojowych przedstawio-
nych Niemcom jest ogfoszonc
przez Diario Universal, organ by
lego premiera Romanones, naczel-
nego iberala Hiszpanii. Gazeta os
wiadcza ze byloby niesprawiedli-
vie oskarzac aliant6w i stoWarzy-
szone narody 0 Imperialism po te
mu gdy Francya i W}ochy costa.
}y spustoszone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Trzech winlnych 0 zabicie Lieb
knechta otrzyil1ujje lekka kare

BERLIN, II maja - Try O.
soby obwinione 0 zamordowanie
Liebknechta i Rosy Luxemburg,
.podczas zaburzen spartakus6w re
szlej zilny osadzeni zostali przez
sad wojenny. Huzar nazwiskiem
Runge osadzony zostaf na diva la
ia wiezienia j ma cztery lata Ultra
ty praw honorowych. Pu1kownik
Kurt Vogel osadzony zostal ma
diva lata wiezienia cztery lata a.
resztu z utrata slllzby. Pulk. Ritt-
mann osadzony zostai ma szese
miesiecy aresztu.
lime posadzone osoby zosta}y
wolnione. s,z'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
C:5 gotowr Do d1ugiiege leta '
przez ocean.
Wielki amerykanski balon przy-
by4 bezpiecznie do St. Johns, N.
F po b lisko rs godzinnym locie

ST. JOHNS, n. F.. II maja
C-5 gotowy do lotu przez Allan
tyk, jak oswiadczyf tn jego ko--
mendant, pulkownik Coil, gdy wy
siadl kosza balonu. TAX za1oga
ol1retowa jak maszyna przetrwa
}y ten lot dobrze, powiedzia} on.
Jak dotad powiedzial on, zadne
rozporzadzenie ME zostalo wyda-
ne co do dalszych czynnosci.
ST. JOHNS, N. F. Raporty
otrzymane tn przez amerykanska
stacye lotnicza, prowadzona przez
Hawker Rainham, pilot6w bry-
tyjskich w nadziei .ze wyjazd be-
die mozliwy dis do zamierzone-
go dalekiego lotu. Poczatek lotu
do Anglii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
MOCNE PIWO PRE-
CIWNE PRAWU.

Washington, II maja. : Opinia
w celu warzenia piwa zawieraja-
cego 2A procent alkoholu jest
przeciw prawu jak orzekf jeneral
ny pe}nomocnik Palmer do Inter
nal Revenue komisarza Roper'a
E}ccz urzedowo wyffumaczono re
mic moznaby zaprzestac operowa-
MIA fabrykacyi tego piwa za1eznie
cd: .decyzyi federalnego >sadu dys-
tfyktowego zaleznego do dezycyi
0 tenn piwie przez federalny sad
dystryktowy w New Yorku W
sprawie obecnie rozpatrywanej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
.Zarzad tr6jki azeby Chinonl
oddala ich cenne wlasnos5ei.

Picking II maja chinscy zur
naliSci zgromadzeni W Peking wy
|s1ali telegram do delegatow ame--
rykanskich, francuskich j brytyj
skich " Paryzu, nalegajac 0 zwr6
Genie Using Tan i dawniejszych
niemieckich koncesyi Chinom.
Przyjei oni rezolucye zadajac
Eazeby prasa calego sWiata popar
ga sprawe Chin " osadzeniu spra-
EWiedliwosci j umiarkowanego po-
Pekin byl dzis SLIME
|strzezony powodu rocznicy ja--
sponskiego ultimatum do Chin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Podanie traktat6W bedzie
przeWleczone z poWodu
wegierskich stosunk6w
Aianc ukodczyf drug document leez nie bedie pred
stawiony al gdy iedno nieprzyjaeielskich kra-
jow wybierze swych delegat6w.

True filed with hepost Winona Mnn
May 49, 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1919
Pommo trakaty pokojowe alanc stowarzyszone
narody przedstaw Austryakom zosta
glos przys sroda zoaa wybrana jako gdy
syay beda zwoni poodu kongresu pokowego nogayacye
bye przewleczone powodu Wegrz gdze nustaloe
osunki jeszcze egstua wyba}y delegatdw
ma udac St. German
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Balon Stan6W Zjednoczo-
nych zerWal sic = przy-
stani lecz Wpad do 0ceanu

Puska po wodzie 85 St Johns upad1 Pulk
Little mezke wysi ably zapobec ucieczce
lecz zmuszony byl do wyskoczenia wykrech kostke.
ST. Johns F, II maja Balon floty Stan6W Zjednoczo
nych G-5 uszed1 dis polunu Pad
okoo 85 mil Cd brzeg; st6soW1e do bezdrutoWeJ
wiadomosci azoWniku Chicago
Cd nieroeznanego Parowie powiada ze
staWaI baonie kt6ry poeca
zbiegem,
pozycy oket
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

maJacych SIC udac 90 So. Verma1
Rada z czterech omawiala W
czwartek militarne sprawy, kt6re
beda do1aczone do Austryackich
uklad6w, TIE jak utrzymuja, be-
Ga wymagac nietylko demobiliza-
cyl Austryackiej armii i zapobie-
gna przyszfemu zapisaniu lecz zbu
rzeniu prac Skody, austryacka
najwieksza fabryga zbroi fakto-
rya W w iedniu i Pradze, gdzie
>w,ielkie ar,naty, przez i Iniiemieckie
armie. by}y robionc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
POLAND AND THE DANziG QUESTION
Reprinted from Free Poland.

Few Of the many questions facing the
Peace Conference in Paris are more involved
than the Polish question: and in this respect it
is, Of course, presenting no new aspect. Repeat
ed acts Of the most terrible injustice during
the past $50 years, from the first partition by
the Prussian King Frederick the Great, to the
devastation Of Poland by the forces Of the Cent
raj Powers during the war just ended, have
each piled up difficulty against the day Of
difficulty until, today, the layman in such
matters is apt to give up the Polish question in
despair +*
Nevertheless, the problem has certain clear
ly conspicuous points which every one may
and should understand, and the Danzig quest
ion is one Of them. The issue is really simple
enough. AS explained, the other day, BY a
Polish authority in London to a representative
Of this paper, historically Danzig and the
Vistula valley form a part Of the Kingdom Of
Poland; ethnographically, the Poles are still
in undisputed possession Of both banks Of the
Upper Vistula; whilst Danzg is the natural
seaport for it's Polish hinterland. The German
reply to such contentious is of course, that,
whatever Danzig may have been in the re.
mote past, ;" it has been, for the last 126 years,
a German town, and that the nearer the
approach to Danzig, down the Vistula, the
more dense becomes the purely German popu-
lation, until, in Danzg itself, the population is
overwhelmingly German The Polish rejoinder
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
MCtA PRzESZKADZA WIELCE W P0DR0Y
PRZEZ M0RZE AMERY ANSKIM LOTNIKOM.
Entuzyazm powodu bezpiecznego przelecenia
jednego W0d0planl.

True translation filed with thepost master at Wnona Mimi,
May 49, 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct g. 1919
TREPARSEY N, F. 10 maja.Przybyce W blekce wodopanu
n Goa wywoao dis wiel cnuzyam stayi floty lotn
ecz wprawilo zadzwcnie gdyz przyczpeni do
podtavy czi sic poua e dlueo oszekwany Lot bedze
myslnic ZrobiOny.
Ottawa jest o N ca N C-3 ecz zdaje sic za1oga ich ME
zauc srogm niebezpieczestwe chyba zboczyodpato
III nscela. G}6wny okret Aroostook wyaowa dis ably
rzyma6 wodop1any Plymouth, Angli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

is that the Germans in this territory are prac-
tically all colonists planted there, largely on
the land Of dispossessed Poles, and with the
very object Of insuring that German complex
ion to the country which is now being ad-
vanced in rebuttal of Polish claims.
Nov, over this maze Of charge and counter
charge history rides quite indifferently and
history IS undeniably on the side Of the Poles.
The three partitions Of Poland were about the
most flaggrant and shameless political thefts
which history records, and the process by
which Germany has Prlssianized East Prussia
is simply one of the records of history. Every
thing that could be done to destroy Polish
nationality in former Polish territory has been
done Germany has, in fact, for years adopted
the same policy there as in Northern Schleswig
and in Alsaee-L Lorraine. In all three districts
the result has been the same. The Asatians
and the Lorrainers have remained true to
France, the Northern Schleswigers to Denmark
and the Poles IN Prussian Poland to Poland.
The; Pole contends today that the Prussian
scheme should not be allowed to achieve sue
cess, that the colonization and Prussianizati n
Of their country should not be permitted to
offset the just claims Of the Poles that the
Second Partition should be reversed, and that
Danzig should become again what it was up
to three 0 clock of the morning of Sept. 233,
/ 1893, a Polish city. The Christian Science
Monitor.
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M-4 Wldge PierWs- Led "a MIN lecz 4 nogocyle
odeo cd Newfoundland do Azores speszc 80 mil na godne
Polecenie Wlsona do mzysz-
lego kongresu przysla
-. ne do Alneryki.

PARYz, IT maja. PolecenicPre
zydenta Wilsona kt6re ma bye
czytane Ia najblizszej sesyi kon-
gresu wynosi zdaje sic 5000 slow.
Bedzie ono 'pos1ane wprost do
Washingtonu dis wicczorem.
Polecenic odnosi sic jedynie do
tutejszych spraw. Niektore zdania
wyst6sowane So do sufrazyzmu
kobiet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Mexyka1scy bandyci $cigani
byi do Arizony.

DOUGLAS ARIZONA IT maja
20 kilkunastu bandytach kt6rzy
przybyli tn W przesz}ym tygod--
niu do Cananea, doniesiono dis
ze szli do granicy Arizony i mieli
za1niar precise ma amerykanska
strone, ma linji srodkowej pomie-
dzy Douglas Naco.