davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
D Bfr OF VERSE

THE SPHINX
T,s-as p-im oa saaf-x and her name l. Life.
WEo SITS 5y the worlds hiSa"ay,
And the ride she plt 10 the eac2AS IE
she i asking rs today
-Tu vie- az future and present things
And the ocds already past
wnar m-rerg yoar sweat a. yogr toll to get
TEs wages Iaa- snail mt lasIE
There's spainx wao waits By me ~oria'= alzh-ay
A. / before hare tod.
.zz rh- riddle she ut1s-s 10 Is to1zy
IL he same that she spoke Of old
IN view OF The fature ard p-ssenE things,
since 10 man understands.
WHAT matters the haste o. the orez1h yoI waste
or the futile Eo-E for your hands,
TIERS : sphinx Who Iars by the -ozEd's highway
God w5ts she has waited long
And some coae trembling 70 heT,
Ana sole come up with : soag
gnt none car answer the thing SIZE ASS,
OF ali men under TIE suus
And grimly she opens her ruthless 2aNs
And swallows them one by one
-Arhnr Goodenorgh. in Springfield Republican
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
The Biological Demoera.

DR.. Harvey ". Wiley, IN Good
Housekeeping: We have been fight
ing for worldwide democracy. The
~autocratic military power that stood
in the road has cTumbfed. We see
the light Of the morning of victory
bright in the east But we should
not relax in any way our efforts un-
Ill The sun of democracy is fully
risen There is another problem of
almost equal importance. When we
have at last a democratic world,
shall ge have democrats who are fit
to live IN it7 What matter justice.
right. and autonomy to the democrat
WITH a sunken chest. a bleary eye.
syphiIitic blood. and spindle shins?
The democrat fit TO enjoy democracy
is lLblooded, f~uli-chesfed. robust,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
"coNsECRAfED CEMETERIES.

Some citizens whose sons met death In
France desire that their bodies shall remain
there, and have secured our governments con-
sent Certain of the dead now rest in perma-
nent cemeteries where their graves will be
cared for. But others lie where they fell, and
the suggestion has been repeatedly made that
our government establish national burial places
in France-tConsecrated cemeteries'-as Cap
tain McPeters, OF the United States navy, sug-
.gests, where the government may properly
care for them and where they may lie for all
in the land for which they gave their
lives"
Il would seem highly fitting that this should
be done. There are those who think the soil of
France as sacred as our own; and where fami-
lies do not desire 10 have their dead brought
back they might well be left In an Arlington
across the sea Where the sentiment of the
living demands their return, that may properly
be done. There doubtless VIII be many national
cemeteries for the entente dead in Belgium and
France. More heroes who died in battle sleep
there now than ever slept anywhere else on
earth; and wherever men die for freedom their
TaIor and sacrifice make their place of burial
c~onsecrated ground. Hundreds of thousands
of British and c~olonials are there and In other
lands, most Of them sleeping where they fell,
Under the blossoms Of Belgium, under the pop
spies u Palestine, under the roses of France,
Under the sod and dew, waiting the Judgment
day"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
Has Gained 43 Pounds Since
Starting to Take Fam
Gus Tonic.

I've gained forty-three pounds
since / started taking Taulac and 1
can eat anything ! want now" said
G. N Richards. e barber, of 129
Fourth avenue west, Cedar Rapids
Ever since I was a little child I've
had stomach trouble" Mr.. Richards
continued "At the age of Fl years
/ only weighed 50 pounds and did
hardly % work at all
1t felt like there was q rock in
my stomach / was constipated all
the time / was nervous. toe, and
back hurt me.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

and free OF faint We should have a
weilFounded biological democrat as
well as a welI-environed political
democracy In cur zeal for the ideal
political conditions, we should not
lose sight Of the ideal individual In
habitant- The world is full Of imper-
feet biological beings The figures
from fne draft returns are not col
lated, but apparently some SO per
cent. of the adult Americans whose
ICES were suitable for military sery-
campaign for health should go hand
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
'TANLAC HAS MADE NE A
DIFFERENT MAN SAYS
A CEDAR RAPIDS BARBER

Il read about Tanlac in the new,
papers and started taking It. | toni
three bottles in all and i gazing
forty-three pounds / can eat anv
thing l want nov and it doesna
bother me at all / can work even
day, too
Il was raised in Chatfeld. Minn
but I've lived in Cedar Rapids fa
ten years and / want t. recommen;
TanIac to all my friends because n
has made a different man out Of ma
I can say Tanlac Is wonderful"
Take TanIac. the famous system
medicine, If you are not feeling righ
and get your system back in shaps
You can get Tanlac at Wilkinson /
Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

---~-l rAo% chs FIcrn
= piHs1t 80 --+ss-vsnr re
- 80 n-sya snn,-
-. roai s. rich
-ar cs-hD, or bisrs
~ 1870 nrr-rs
$500 worfy
.nas 60 - - rsra = n-igbt and
- "a ann :
- ~ r.,,nde- shsr
-. 20 y-s. - 80, me
- &c. n-~- hasb for ne saka
- anc for onr.
49, $50 Tssra = rear dan
- !. $50 $500 ~ rhem burr tow
go ) 1900 ~ the aye
- usrt-nfsh m
$3.50 re ewsr1 of the
-. -a ~ +hirE5nr and
~o-a : narer nzyed be-
49, 80 $500 sna driver into the
sa,aI;s- The ahomfna.
49, - a-ha;sm
r.. - -hasa n,oef,,, vauer. there
-as go sora 70.
49, - .hosa 80 -.mssn he
- 80 s-assde kean;ny
- 49, 60 r,ors,g. For vo,, trow
~ --+a :, sha homa rTra eoas far
go 49, 80 800 aI ahsanT fee,
=. ran5 - saa.- vea
go 10 - ans he murE =,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
The McAdoo idea.

Aberdeen News: The expected
happened when Director General Nc
Adoo appealed TO congress to let the
government run the railroads until
1924. No one seriously expected that
the administration would willingly
~relinqufsh conrol OF the railroads
after having once secured possession
Iof them. But the general public,
which has put up with many incon-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10
IOWA PRESS

@16c4o 1<SGSe1- AACS4 ~ LAKES
viii be coming OIL soon again, the
boys viii be getting home. the gov
eminent will need a little more
money thar they thought, and viii
have 10 make it SIS, 050, O90, GOO in
stead of sIs,0 100000. Wilson is
having a good time In Europe, and
the government at Washington
seems to be running about as usual
with Tom Marshall and Joe Tumulty
sitting N the lid So don't start
worrying so early in the new year.
Cedar Rapids Republican: It may
daJter IL to be asked TO act as arbi-
traitor in this or that difference in
Europe, but, really, what of our bust
ness are those differences. and what
business have we to be d bbling into
the aanirs of everyone who thinks he
has a grievance?
Council Bluffs Nonpareii: 1t is up
Ito Hoover to feed the world-includ-
ing the Huns. Hoover will do the
business and do it right And the
Huns won. put anything over on
him
Burlington Hawk-Eye: 1t is a mis-
taken idea some people have that in
making the world safe for democracy
the United States viii ignore Wash
lington's advice to avoid entangling
alliances. Helping to preserve the
peace OF the world is a very good
way to kill OF entangIing alliances.
No more secret treaties; no more
wars.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Edsel Ford,
"a a old, does right well when
he steps into the presidency OF his
ipapa's business, the Ford Motor COM
pany, al a salary of $50 900 a year.
But he would enjoy that comfortable
income a great deal more in coming
years If he first had experienced the
thrills of enlisting in Uncle Sans
army and drawing $50 in cash on the
10th day OF the month, when the first
sergeant called his name from the
payroll
Perry Chief: The congressman who
cannot find some act of the admins
which warrants an ~investiga-
is not 10 be classed as a close
observer or student Of things politi-
cal
Waterloo Times-Tribune: Fellows
who are against good roads are the
same kind of fellows as were against
public highways, permanent bridges
to stop al toll gates, ford creeks
and rivers, etc. just suited their
ideas of progress.
Traer Star-CIipper: Men who fight
the good roads movement insist that
Iowa cannot afford to build perma-
lnent roads. What pifle- The ease,
the CELEBRITY and the cheerful spirit
with which Iowa digs up money for
Liberty bonds, for the Red Cross and
a half dozen other war to
the tune of billions, instead of mere
millions, refutes once and for all that
sort OF bund.
Humboldt Republican: Why not let
the government practice some of the
thrift II has been urging on the citi-
zens? Wouldn't 1t be a grand and
glorious move?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

General G&@ca Eoeao 4 way ~ curb thirty
one thousand nlsaS1h IF militant anarch
tendencies. lie to0k saer prisoners and prom
lsed to shoot any II Nen sho did not go to
work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

st Louis and Kansas City ST.
railway companies last spring VI
tickfed by an extra cent fare grand
by the state commission. The sixee
fare came easy and whetted aVpep1
Both companies are now husflins
eight-cent fares.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

yeniences and a tremendous amount
of delay, while paying greatly in
creased prices for poore accommo-
dations. will not readily fall for the
McAdoo idea.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

In sp5Ss n tie valiant efforts Of William
Jennings b-zn- 7gTietIon does not seem to
carry N III ggTe-anoents that eight arbitration
treatles are Gez n god a. an equal number
OF battIesalpa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

4 goodly apple rotten at the heart, 0,
what a goodly outside falsehood hath
Shakespeare.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

Win the United States emcarrass ner allies 10 fne
great work Of rerTbv.Ise justice ~ insoxins aHs~ sae
Of false rscfssm ard 50 called mas-amtnTsy! tbs
y she most serious question 81 se Present no1f, ana
Americas true pEac. ia the frscre Of TIE word ehh g
rend I.ru.sy rec the wisdom and justice with which
80 exercises her Enthusiastically potent yoFce in foFm9
tse ..rrs of pezr-JsmesM NJ Beck
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

Z@-o II ne~s value ig sensed and attained by
tbe nswsrper correspondent who telegraphs
from Los A1gelee that Mary Pfckford is recov-
errg FROM ~ actack u influenza and that
Mary 0-o6er aas been operated on for abcess.
Shucks.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

There seems 70 be Al element Of humor in
Tz-EeT's INFRINGEMENT Of national bank
rBptcy. Germany IL her chief creditor. France
holds lz-ge amounts of her securities, but has
rasazs u satisfy ner ciaims. Germany has no
such aezza 1r l. she likely TO be furnished
WITH then
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

Humboldt Republican: Why not let
the government practice some of the
thrift It has been urging on the citi.
zens? Wouldn't 1t be a grand and
glorious move?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

Council Bluffs Nonpareii: 1t is VI
to Hoover to feed the world-includ'
ing the Huns. Hoover will do the
business and do it right. And the
Huns won. put anything over on
him
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-10

Perry Chief: The congressman who
cannot find some act of the admins
tration which warrants an investiga-
ton is not TO be classed as a close
observer or student Of things politi-
cal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-07
"WEDNESDAY

Music recital at the GOODWIN Institute. Dedication of
the Walter Malone Memorial. Address by John Sharp Will
lams. Hippodrome performance. The Blossoming of the
Century Plant Ia $4,000 historical story in 80 spectacular
floas). Community dancing about Court Square. Tr-
State Press Association luncheon. The worlds greatest
boxers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-07
TUESDAY

Music recital at Majestic Theater by leading musicians.
Address at the courthouse. Hippodrome performance. The
Procession of Flowers IA $4,000 floral parade). Com
munty dancing around Court Square. Memorial ceremony
by Daughters of American Revolution, courthouse. The
worlds greatest boxers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-07
MAY 1924
Be Hostess to
Dixie en- MOSSe
THE PROGRAM
MONDAY

Dedication of Andrew jackson monumen in Court
Square by Daughters of 1912. Speeches at the courthouse.
Hippodhome performance at Confederate Park "a $4,000
super-production, afternoon and evening". War Camp
Community Service ceremonial. A victory parade of 5000
returned soldiers. Community dancing. The worlds great
est boxers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-07
A PROMISE

Memphis pledges you the time of your life.
Prepared to plume herself in all the colors of the
r~ainbow-eager, %expectant, joyous in her pleasurable
anticipation-she awaits the opportunity of clasping
you in a welcoming embrace.
On the doorstep to every home is a welcome"
mat-on the outside of every door a latchstring hangs
i%nvitingly.
That you may not want for the comforts of home,
the entire ~populace is at your service.
The treasure chest has been ripped open, and to
make your visit memorable, $4,000 a day will be ex-
pended for your entertainment.
You have the choice of three routes-rail, river
or road. The gate to the city has been struck from
its hinges. +.
MISUNDERSTANDING, fascinating Memphis-is
yours for the asking.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-07
THURSDAY

Music recital at the GOODWIN Institute. Dedication of
DeSoto memorial monument at DeSoto Park, specially
bound volume of Malone's epic, "DeSoto," to be presented
to Spanish ambassador. Hippodrome performance. Can
tcle of 500 voices at Lyric Theater (Menphs' history put to
music). The Battle of Chateau Thierry "a $4,000 display
of pyotechnics). Community dancing. The worlds great
est boxers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
RAPPORT WIELKoPRZYSIE-
GxYcH w sPRAWIE ZABU-
RZEN RASOWYCH.

Kryminalne wpiywy przekupio-
ma policya podane jako gi6wne
powody.
Specyalna lava powiatowa Sc
dzi6w wielkoprzystgNch, ktora
prowadzila sledztwo W sprawie
zabrrzeh rasowych, wczoraj zl1-
zyla sw6j rapport pred sedzia Ka-
vanaugh, prezesem sadu lryuiinal
nego. Jako giowue powody zabu-
rzeh tych, W kt6rych kilkadzie-
STAT os6b straciso zycie, podaje:
brak kooperacyi pomiedzy r6z--
nemi ga1eziami waadz, ktorym po
ruczony jest obowiazek wykon5-
wanna praw;
osaabienie policyi niskimi wply-
wami poitycznymi i, wreszcie
bezprawie szumowin znajdrja
cych sic W obu rasach.
RAPPORT charalcteryzuje zabu-
rzenia njako okropns plane ma
dobrem imieniu miasta Chicago
Lava wysluchala og6se4n 1913
spraw, z tych za,atwiajec 1oa, a
IS odkladajsc na pozniej. Ze
spraw zaiatwioayeh W 81 uehwa-
lono akty oskarzcnia, a W II ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
KALENDARZYK.

W pomiedta1ek, powodu swieta
amerykanshego Ddennik nte wyJ-
dzte.
Dzis, sobota, 80 sierpmia: 6w.
ROXY panny.
Jutro, niedziela, 81 derpnia: sw.
Rajmunda Wyznawcy.
Dwunasta n1edziela po Melonych
Swiatkach.
Ewangelia: 20 NIiIoeiernym sa--
marytaninie".
Pojutr1e, ponieddaiek, 1go wr0ed-
mia: Sw. Idziego.
Ameryzahslde sw1eto Labor
Day..
PopojutrDe, wtorez, 2 wrzeSnia:
Sw. Stefana Kr6la.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

znaieziono dostatecznych dowo-
dow.
RAPPORT takze rekornenduje mis
dzy innemi zmians W iistawie pa
rolowej, proponujac, aby Mkt ME
wiecej jak raz pod parolem WIG
zienia wypuszczouy ma wolnosc.
RAPPORT poleca gruntowne
przeczyszczenie departamentu po-
licyjnego i atalcuje wpsywy poll
tyczne jako bezposrednio odpowie
dzalne "a rozwydrzenie sic ~
widow najgorszych W obu ra-
sach.
Odnosnie do policyi, rapport ksa
die nacisk na brak wsp6lpracowa
MIA r6inych galezi wladzy, kt6ry
oslabia sprawnost wladz, i prowa
dzi do tego, re sprawiedliwosc
mia sic z celem i ze fundusze pu-
bliczne bywaja bez pozytku trwu
nione.
Dalej, jak mozna sic spodzie-
wac, mowi rapport, Cd policyanta,
ably speinil sw6j obowiazek, jesli
aresztowani, kt6rym wilma costa
ia W ssdzie udowodntoua, bywaja
bez powodu uwolnieni.
z drugiej strouy policyi po-
winien bye wydalory kazdy poll
cyant i kazdy urzednik, ktory ME
pelni swych obowiazk6w.
Grafciarze zas ci, ktorzy przyj
muja pensye "a udzielanie pro-
tekcyi zyciu i nieniu ooywateH,
tego ME czynis, dajac sic powo-
dowa6 wpsywom politycznym, po
winni bye wydaleni i surowo uka
rani.
w policyi ME powinno bye
miejsca dla tych, kt6rzy przez
palce patrza, jak prawa So przekra
czane.
w opinii wielkoprzysiegiych po
licya jest liczbowo "a slaba j po-
winna bye powiekszona o 1000
czSonk6w.
Szajki biaiych podpalafy domy.
Ia wieksze gwalty W ciagu Ia
burzeh rasowych popesnione ra-
port obwinia t. wv. kluby towarzy
skie atletyczne.
RAPPORT wyrazpie oskarza szajki
bialych o podpalanie dom6w ma
zachod cd rzezalni W dzielntcy
Town of Lake" W tydzien po Ia
burzcniach. Oto CO opiewa dosfow
ME odnosny ustep raportu:
wv opinii wielkoprzysiegsych
wiele zbrodni, popelnionych W
dzielGricy murzyhskiej przez bia-
iych, jak r6wniez pozary, podsozo
ne W dzielnicy poza rzezalniamr, a
ktore przypisywano murzynom,
byiy w istocie rzeczy rooots
szajek, operujacych W dzieinicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
SENAT PRZYJMUJE POPRA-.
WKE DO LIGI NARODoW.
WASHINGTON, 80. sierpn:a.

Washington, 80. sierpn:a.
Komisya dla spraw zagranlcz-
nych przyjela wczoraj poprawks
DO proponowanej Ligi Ludlow, ma
mocy ktorej Ameryka ma posla-
dac taxa sama iloSc reprezentan-
tow w Radzie Ligi Ludlow, co W.
Brytania. Ia poprawka te opo--
ssiedziato sic dziewieciu senate
row, a przeciw poprawce gfoso-
waIo osmiu. Senator McCumbcr
glosowal po stronie demokratow,
czyli przeciw poprawcc. Ma mocy
tel poprawki, liczba giosow "
Brytanii ME ma bye zmniejszo--'
ma, ale "a to liczba reprezentan-
tow amerykahskich ma sic rownac
liczbie representative W. Bry-
tamil. Poprawka ia jest pierwszq
poprawka przyjeta W sprawle
proporowanej Ligi Ludlow. Au-
torem jej jest senator Johnson z
Kalifornii. Ia sama poprawka
zastrzega, zc w. Brytania ME
moze posiadac w Radzie Ligi Lu
dow wiecej representative Jak
jednego O jednym tym samym
czasie. lJak bowiem wiadomo, Ra
da LigiF Ludlow ma sic skiadac Z
dziewieciu czIonkow. Procz po-
wyzszej poprawki przyjeto dwie
inne, ma mocy kt6rych amerykah
scy reprezentanci komisyi repre-
zentacyjnej maja prawo gfoSo--
wac tyIko wtenczas, gdy maja ma
to pozwolenie Cd rzadu amerykan
skiego. Druga poprawka zastrze-
ga, re zadne z szesciu brytyj-
skich podwiadnych pahstw ME ma
prawa decydowac, ktore mich
ma bye w danej chwili reprezen-
towane. Autorem poprawki W
sprawie odszkodowai jest sena-
tor Fall New Mexico, republi-
kanin. Ia kazdym razem CLOS
wypadi ma korzysc poprawki; re-
publikanie glosowali "a przyje--
ciem, a demokraci wraz sena-
torem McCumber'em przeciw.
Podczas wczorajszej konferencyi,
komisya dla spraw zagranicz-
nych otrzymala kopie traktatu
zawartego pomiedzy Polska a
panstwami alianckiemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
BRYTYJscY KoREsPoN-
DENcI PIETNUJA GWAITY
NIEMCoW MA SLASKU.

N1EhSS" MA SA<eS1AS'
Londyn, 80. sierpnia. - Znaj-
dujacy sic W Polsce correspondent
ci The Morning Post" The
London Times" nadeslali Rra-
howa do swoich pism wsp6lna de
pesze opisem okrucichstw. be-
decych czeseis polity4d trrroru,
stosowanej przez Niemcow ma
G6rrym Slasl1u, .celem zapewnie
MIA sobie tam wyriku piebiscytu
na lcorzysG przyssczenia tel pro
wincyi do Niemiec. obaj ieores-
pondenci posiadaja Scisse i doissa-
dne inforrnacye o slassiej sytua-
cyi ma podstawie dowod6w ze-
branych So przekonani, re wszy-
stlo, CO donosza, jest szczere
prawda:
Ma podstawie zebranych dowo
dow doszi oni do nastspujacych
wnioskow:
Wiellxie obszary zieni na Cor
rym Slasku byS traitowane
przez Niemc6w po zawieszenlu
broni W ten sam spos6b, jak trak
towali oni Belgie W rotou 1914.
Nienneecy zoAnierze dopuszczali
sic W tych dystryktach maso-
wych rzezi ma Polalcach, lrew-
nych ich przyjaci8 Przeslzdo-
wall oirutnie bez wzgiedu ma
psee i wiek. zony dzieci ojcow
rodzin, tctorzy szulca1i ratunf1u W
ucieczce, tbywaja deportowane
masowo. Zdoinych do piracy mez-
czyzn4Polakow przeznacza sic do
robot rekonstrukcyinych, jahie
maja bye przrprowad1one we
Francyi W >Belgii.
Cd Poczatl1u roku stosowano
do polsiiej ludnosci IA Gornym
Slaslcu rozmyslna polityke tyra4
Mi, azeby znrrszae PolaaO6w do o.
puszczania kraju, prowokowa6
zaburzenia, kt6reby usprawiedli-
wiaiy deportacye, podburzac do
zywiofowych nielojalnych demon
stracyi i wogole przygotowywac
sytdacye W ten sposob. izby "a
pewnic sobie korzystny wynik
plebiscytu.
Prowadzenie takiej ef1stermina
cyjnej polityki zostaSo umozliwio-
ne Nierncom wskutek niedbal-
stwa Najwyzszej Rady Allan
ckfeJ, ktora ME uwazaia "a stoso-
wne domagac sic Cd Niemc6w ma
tychmiastowego wykonania tych
klauzul traktatu pokojowego, ja-
k:e odnosza sic do Slaska Gorne-
go.
Londynskie pisma wieczorne z
dnia 26 sietpnia zamiesciiy ma wy
bitnych miejscach swych gazet
wspdlna depesze koresponden--
tow W sprawie gwaitow, dopusz-
czanych sic ma Polakach przez
Niemc6w W objetych plebiscytem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
I BIura rolugIcznsgo.

Wsch6d shohca godzinle 6;13.
Zach6d sIo1ca o godzinie 1928.
-
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: Po-
godnie dis jutro. Niewiele zmian
w temperaturze. Umiarkowany
wiatr p6hocny p6mocno.zachod-
nj ,dzisiaj, przechodzacy W zmienny
Iagodny jutro.
Temperature doby minionej: Maj
wyzsza wc0oraj o godz. 8 popoiudniu
81 stopni, najniisza o godz. $3.50 ra-
no, 90 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
KONGRES PRZECIW PODR0
zY PREZYDENTA PO
KRAJU.

Washington, 80. sierpnia. -
Plan prezydenta objezdzania kra
ju z mowami ma korzysc trakta-
tu pokojowego zostai W Izbie niz
szej trzech stron zaatakowany.
Posel Rodenberg z Illinois j po.
sci Strong z Kansas przedsozyli
rezolucye. wzywajaca prezydenta
by pozostai W Waszyngtonie !
zaja, sic najwazniejszemi spra--
wami biezacemi.
z Posei Murphy Ohio oswald
czyi. re mieszkaiicy lego Stanu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
NIEMIECKIE KLAMSTWA o
SYTUACYI MA SLASKU.

Katowice, % sierpnia, via Lon
dyn, 80 sierpnia. - Polska lud-
nose gornicza ma G6rnym Slasku
ucieka W dalszym ciagu przez pol
ska granice, ably uniknac wmie--
szanie sic W powstahcza afere.
Wade gorno slaskie prowadza
w dalszym ciagu poszukiwania
"a bronia z dobryn skutkiem,
chociaz napotyka sic ma wielkie
trudnoSci przy przeszukiwaniu
lasow, W celu wykrycia kryjowek
polskich powstancow.
Wedle ostatnich raportow sia-
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