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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
PhiliDpinc lnlcpcndCnCc

r The native population Of the Philippine
l Islands want full and unqualified independ-
ence and II they show that they arc pre-
pared FOR self-government. their wish will be
gratihed. The United States. as a nation
has given its promise. II has placed the
islands upon probation and is awaiting the
issue. Il is prepared 10 make good it's guar
antee, and the statements made by the Presi-
dent and the Secretary of War 10 the visiting
Philippine commission indicate clearly that.
II 50 far as the present administration is
concerned, the feeling is growing that the
day Of liberty for the Islands is not far
distant.
Bu, one is led 10 wonder why these islands
prefer absolute independence when all the
responsibilities which would bc involved and
I'll the risks which must be taken are con
side1ed X the Inhabitants OF that Oriental
Archipelago *e!e oppressed; il they were
beaten down b. the heayy hand Of America;
L cheT did not enjoy the right 10 regulate
their o"n internal affairs and 10 work out
tAsir ON domestic destiny, the answer would
be ezsT. This II not true Of the Philippines
however ~ colony Of any nation on the
tzce {: he earth Is bcttcr-govcrned By the
parent country han are the islands which fell
- u Z, the close Of the Spanish War. There
IS none blessed Win better administration.
There !: none--no, even the British domin-
ion il Canada and us,raIia-which is given
Z 'a!ser opportunity 70 legisla,c in its be-
half ana II It's own interest
All thzt ,hc Uuitcd States does. in the
present situation, !s To preserve the Philip
pine Islands for the Filipiuos This country
stands q fro~n!ng barrier against the
mo!eE,atIon of the colony By any ncighbor It
zaieguards them from INVASION Il takes
over all their foreign affairs and in addition
maintains mild measure Of supervision over
nc domes,ic standardization Of the people
Il you'd seem, therefore, ,hat the few mill
Hons - nati'eE ri those Islands would resist
any policy on the part Of America for their
total separation from this country II would
seem that ,hey wopld prefer the absolute
protection winch America guarantees and
ne happy III their privilege Of local self
government and their privilege 10 grow and
develop Without Endurance from any source.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Inc man who invented tho alarm clock also
started this hour Of daylight scheme. Same guy.
su5e's guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

IT IL possibly because he vas rniglcd Dy
popuisr s1peFsuuon regarding the secret
r,e7 Of Free Masonry that " IIohcnzoilern
Undertook, IL an interview recently PUB
llshed, to make that respectable order the
goat Tor tic entire disturbance in Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Quark. Qunck.

\ drunk man tells some truths about him
clt and lies abou; others.
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Scventy-Third Aero Group.


Mrs T.. t. =. fiichmond.-Wc have
not available the information you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
True EneI,ck.

Wa don; want TO create any sympa thy for
MIN but by Heck the Kaiser Is the lonesomcst
man on Earth just tho same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

sirl pouts her lips she's:
ta) Mad.
I'D Posing. or
90 Waiting for one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Cher Ways to Catch Coryza:-I would like
TO know whether there is any other way besides
uroptct Injection TO catch coryza. throat,
pneumonia or the other respiratory diseases
Are the germs OF such diseases more likely to
To,ie COLES; ~ a warm room than in the open? Does
them? W ~ :: ~
Amswer.--Other ways than droplet or spray
laughing or talking any one within the live
100, narrage. are kissing and hand Shaking or
would survive longer in warm room than
M IN = S2ld one or in the open air ven.illtion
ihe room; or At least not to any cons derablc
degree Sunlight, however. is death 10 germs
Fat Like a pix and Eats SO. Tool am of
caters Wien try to det grow "F Weak al. ana Sid
from from my work, Two mile twice day. Yet the
Fletcher was once in Your
Of ii. Read h SHOOK. "Thc New tiluts9n or
EplSure and follow out the. supple plan he
family no doubt harbors the popular convc,ion
healthier you will be, which conviction is re.
sponsible for vast amount of i'll health
Tubai innammation.--rhc doctor says I have
any cure besides removal OF the tube am
,wenty; eight years old and have one child Is
it is? "'"s'r III 'e''eF the troHhlS remain IS
Answcr--Therc is not other cure. Tho naircor
Of pos,ronnG operatin Is that you viii suffer
nitis) and moro or less constant invaid!sn
Observation-Disclosures can a person toll IL they
have mucous coli;is: Can it be cured without
an operation" -
Answer.,,A person can, toll whether he has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

TELEPHONE: Randolph /.
Private Branch La change
connecting WAN all deI,urt-
meufA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

ADDRESS ALL COMMUSICA-
TlONS to Tho Times Dis
patch. and not TO individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

B PJBIIsHfD every day In the at 10 South Tenth
Street Richmond. by The Times Dispatch Pub
lishinE Co. Inc. Charles L. Hasbrook. Editor and
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BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
inEton. 14l6 New York Ave-
nue.: New York City, Fifth
Avenue Building; Chicago,
Peoples Gas building;
Phiindclphia, Colonial Trust
building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18

YOUNG WOMAN (white) for
government cafeteria; no Sum-
day or holiday work; hours 3 to
8 pm; salary, So per week. Adj
dress Box 322-T, Star office. H*
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&c Cash a Word

~ ~SSSAD - w OA -
The rate for advertising in The Star
under the following popular ciasGnce-
lions fs cents q word when casn -
paid in advance at the Business Once.
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
n.w.:
Wanted Help
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found
For Sale miscellaneous
Wanted situations
Country Board
Business Opportunities 49,.
Poultry, Pets and Live STOCK
Wanted Miscellaneous
M advertising can be charged WIN
out first arranging at The Star once 70
open an account.
For the convenience Of patrons essn
advertisements may be left at any one
Of the branch ofices listed below:
NORTHWEST
End and Mass. Ave-, Hygeian Phafmacy:
3rd and Indiana Ave-. Butler e f1sAo
III and Z s.... cr,sxsn Pharmacy;
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Oh and q D st.., xceuirs's Pharmacy.
18th and p Sts., Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-, Pearson fn"
2lst and @ sts.. ouislsy Pharmacy.
25th and Pennsylvania Ave.. defoss
Pharmacy.
Holmead and Otis Places. Holmesa
Pharmacy.
1901 st., Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye sts.' heneA1s
Pharmacy. -
18th and East Capitol sts., Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
eth and Eye Sts.. weller's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave-, Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave. Smyser's PHARMACY
GEORGETOWN
Wisconsin Ave. and II st., o'Donneiis
Pharmacy.
asth and p sts., Pride's Pharmacy.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18

A TEACHER and shorthand reporter can ae-
commodate q few more students for speed die-
tation three evenings a week. Special rates
for limited time only. Phone Main 1904 o.,
better STILL call and Mr.. Hartman. WASH
inston Business and Civil Service School. 1871
New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18

SALESLADIES, must be ex-
perienced, for waist, millinery,
suit and children's department
Apply Kafka's. 10th and F.
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FURNITURE set up man of
experience; permanent position
in shipping department; good
salary with excellent opporturl-
ity for advancement. Annlv
Mr.. Mckinley, The Hub Furni-
ture Co... 9TH. and D SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18
MALE.

ABOUT % more city statesmen needed; pefma-
nent; remnuerative. Call Room 10, Waruer
bldg 9th and r
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WANTED-HELp.
MALE-COntinueA.

GARAGE HELPER, night work; chasing cars
and Cleaning inside, etc. salary, SIS per week
to start. Morris Garage. 1925 st: NV.
HANDY MEN-Experienced man for Junior
automatic bottling machine: also truck helper.
sas-O Bottlng Co. 400 North Capitol
HOTEI, CLERK-For family hotel; man
around As years age: experienced hours 4
nm. to 1880 pm. daily: permanent position
Il satisfied; give references. Address Boz
list. Star office. IS
HOTELS NEED trained men; positions wait
ing: demand far exceeds the supply; will
train you ut home by mail in your spare time
for this fascinating profession; big pay; fine
living: splendid opportunity for Advancement.
send for free illustra ted book, Your Big Flu
ture in Hotel Work" Write or call Lewis
Hotel Training School, 1908 Mather bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18

TEACHERS wanted; among our college calls
are history ($3. 900. sociology ($3. 5O0). Eng
and high school vacancies. Ernest dip, $40
Munsey bldg. Main 5442.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18
WANTED-HELP.
HGENTS-COntinued.

LADIES wanted; bright. capable ladies' TO to
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers: $2o to goo
per week: railroad fare paid; write AZ once:
! Goodrich Drug Co.. Dept. 231. Omaha, Neo.
LOOK HERE! NV agents making SIS daily;
brand proposition: be first In your section
to sell this money getter. Address P. o. Box
1903. Washington, d. c. 10
MAN in each town to rehnish chandeliers, brass
beds, automobiles, by new method; $40 daily,
without capital experience; all or spare
time: every household, store and office possible
| customer: field unlimited in this big money
making business: write for free particulars
and proofs. Gunmetal Co., 80 Elm, Decatur
Ill.
MARVELLOUS chemical cloth solves bafi1ing
problem one wipe cleans rain blurred wind
shield; stays clear "a hours: motorists amazed;
| agents getting rich: 5000 profit: sample. SOC:
excl. ter. Cabco Co., Dept 8. Toledo. Ohio.
PRIVATE HEAP pulled down s15s week dis
trbuting remarkable pictures OF world war, Its
sacrifices, victory and peace; sixty humanity IN
teresting subjects; they touch the soul OF every
one. Free supply; also important portrait cat
alog. Consolidated Portrait Co., 1884 W
Adams ST., Chicago.
SCOTS Omcial Negro War History, by En-
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Inst; special articles by Sec'y War Baker and
Gen. Pershing: treaty Of peace and league OF
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Of negro soldiers and hattie scenes: only book
Endorsed by negro organizations; pest terms
outfit free. J. L. Nichols Co., Naperville,
Ill.
"WOODROW WILsON-Life and Work. From
Cradle to Forming Peace Terms for World
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ready. Be first in field for life OF greatest man
Of the age. Phillips Publishing Co., Chicago.
Address nearest office.
YOU ARE WASTING TINE If you are not
making SO to 500 daily; man or woman
retail for S45; made 500 one day. 81. $50
one month. Craycroft. Fresno CALI.
$500 PER MONTH selling a new patented fuel
vaporizer, guaranteed to save up to b0Te In
gasoline: 40 miles per gallon made with Ford
car; sold on money-back guarantee; one sam
pie free. Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana,
s. d.
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MRS. HOUSEWIFE-would you like to earn
So more a day without leaving your home
or interfering with your home duties? local
business concern can make an interesting
proposition to housewives who are makers Of
good pastry, small cakes, cookies, rolls. bis
cult. etc. Skill, energy and a clean kitchen
the only requirements. State your "spe-
cialties." Address Box 127-A, Star Office
PROTESTANT GIRL, Of age permitted by
law. for addressing and folding; pleasant sur
roundings; good wages; opportunity for rapid
Advancement. Address, own handwriting,
Box IA. Star office.
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SALESLADIES for silks, dress
goods, wash goods, domestics,
notions and hosiery depart
ments; also children's ready-to-
wear department; good salaries ;
permanent positions with COM
mission. Apply Behrend's De-
partment Store, 720-22-24 9TH st.
NV.
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% LADIES, aged Is to 60 years. healthy
honorable and good paying proposition, to In
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WANTED-HEIp.
FEMALE-C0atfRueA.
WANTED-HELp.

PERSONALITY IS THE CHIEF REQUIREMENT
FOR WOMAN WORKERS.
If yours agreeable, if you have been through the
graded schools, and you too far advanced in
life do merely register for position Get Start
work today for the Telephone Company.
The salary for the first year between $3.50 and
$4,000 depending entirely upon your arrangement for
your time
The salary the second year between $500 and
$1o4ooo again according to decision to the
time to be spent work.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
18th St. between G and H SITS NV
EIGHTH FLOOR.
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GIRL for general typewriting and once work !;
must be willing to learn dctaphone work. Ad-
dress Box 11O-A. Star Office.
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FURNITURE tacker; expert
enced; with knowledge Of Set
ting up; permanent position,
good salary and opportunity for
advancement. Apply Mr.. Nc
Kinley, The Hub Furniture Co..
9TH and D sts.. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. thoroughly competent
reliable and sober; travelling and local Tin
large citiesD. to sell National Food Directory
and advertising therein; men with directory or
mercantile agency reporting experience pre-
ferred; positions permanent for right men;
state age, nationality. references. salary ex-
pected. Produce Reporter Co., State-LAke
bldg, Chicago. -
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE-ContfnueA.
CHAUFFEURS.

Our men are earning big wages. and We have
openings for several good chauneurs. Men who
have mot heretofore considered this work are
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
o WISELY
2 KUZNI ~NIEMIECKIEL.

Paryz, 1. lipca. - Japohska de-
legacya pokojowa wyda}a tn Off
cyalne oSwiadczenie, w ktorem
kategorycznie zaprzecza prawdzi-
woSci cyrkulujacych tn szeroko
p~oglosek, jakoby Japonia i Mem
cy przygotowywali byli zawar--
Gle tajnego sojuszu, do ktorego E.
wentualnie wciagnieta bye miaia
i Rosya i jakoby jedynie upadek
Hohenzollernow i rewolucya w
Niemczech stanely ma przeszko--
die dojSciu do skutku tego PREY
mierza.
Japohczyey twierdza. re poglo-
ski te zrodzily sic w kuzni niemie
.ckiej propagandy dyplomatycznor
politycznej i maja ma cclu zasiac
wSrod Aliantow ziarno nieufnoSci
i niezgody. mogacej wyjsc tylko
ma korzysc Berlinowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
KROTKIE re
o L A

Washington, l lipca. - Po-
miedzy departamentem Stanu a
rzadem Carranzy toczy sis dysku-
sya ma temat ostatniego rozporza
dzenia wydanego przez Carranze
zakazujacego Amerykanom swi-
drowania ,ziemi W poszukiwanfu
"a malta. Drugiego lutego depar-
lament Stanu wystosowai pre-
civ temu rozkazowi protest, ma
ktory Carranza ME wczesniej Cd
powiedzial, az podczas interview
cyl amerykahskiej W Juarez O.
swiadczajac, re Amerykanfe ms-
sza sic koniecznie zastosowac do
rozkazu rzadu meksykahskiego.
Ostatnio wysla1 on do okolic mai
towvch kilka oddzia1ow wojsk fe-
deralnych, celem przeszkodzenia
Amerykanom W ich piracy.
-Kampania, prowadzona celem
zniesienia federalnego biura pra-
cy upad}a gdy reference zgodzili
sic ma wyznaczenie 100000 ~
sumo, wystarczajsca do utrzyma
MIA ma pewien czas gsownego blu
"a W WasIyngtonie. lzba posfow
odrzuciia projekt reprezentanta
Blanton'a z Texas, domsgajacy
sic, ably odpowiedziano sic "a dal
SEEN utrzymywaniem tegoz btu
"a. Ia projektem tym gbsowal
sam tylko autor; wszyscy inni ma
tomiast giosowali przecfw projek
towi.
- Reprezentant Mondell, przy
wodca republikanski Izby zmu--
sill swych kokgow do odrzucenis
sprawozdania referentow Izby "
sprawie projektu kredytowego
ola armii, redukujac go o $l25,0OO
600. Reprezentant Kahn, prezes
komisyi wojskowej Izby, GRAZ in
nj republikanie nadaremnie sta
rail- sic o to, ably sprawozdanie to
przyjeto W calosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
Z TOW. OPIEKI MAD
ROTAM

- w srode dnia &go lipca,
Stowarzyszenie Opieki mad Siero-
tami urzadza dzieh zabawy czyli
piknik ola sierotek znajdujacych
sic W sierochicu sw. Jadwigi W
Niies, I'll.
Dzteh CARY spetza siertki ma
obszernym podworzu, ma zaba-
wach, wyscigach it'd.
w polpdnte podany bedzie
smaczny obiad, zakupiony przez
Stowarzyszenie.
Pc obiedzie rozdane beda owo.
&c, cukierki, ice cream" it'd. kaz-
de dziecko otrzyma r6wniez jakis
upominek we formie bluzki. bic
lizny, ponczoch, hub tym podob-
nych rzeczy.
- w tych dniach Stowarzysz.
ME Opieki mad sierotami, rozpo-
cznie wysyike udzialow ma roz--
sprzedanie dwoch lot, znajduja--
cych sic W pieknej miejsoowosci,
zwsnej Melrose Park.
Lofty przedstawiah wartoSe O.
ko1o tysiac dolar6w. Udziay be-
da po dolarze. a calv doch6d pre-.
znaczony Jest ma Sierociniec Pol.
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
PICHON PREZESEM NOVEL
RADY CZTERECH.

Paryz, 1. lipca. - DIS popoiu-
dniu zbierze sic W swym nowym
skiadzie Rada Czterech i opracu-
jc program dalszych prac konfe-
rencyi pokojowej. Skfad Rady
tel jest obecnie nastepujacy: Pre-
yes Stephen Pichon. francuski mi
mister spraw zagranicznych, Ro.
bert Lansing. amervkanski sekre-
tarz stanu. A. ]. Balfour, brytyj-
ski minister spraw zagranicz-,
rvch / Tomasso Tittoni. wioski
minister spraw zagranicznych.
Spodziewaja sic, IL w tym ty-
godniu 1ostanie juz ostatecznie
wykohczony traktat pokojowy z
Austrya, podpisania lego ME ma
ley sic jednak spodziewac pred
kohcem miesiaca lipca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
WLADZE oBEJMIE PRoLE--
TARYAT, ALDO
NISCI.
PRZEKUPSTWo RoZPANO--
SZYLO SIZE w NIEMCZECH,
(Kablogram Johna F. Bass do
Chicago Daily News.)

Paryz, l. lipca. Powrocilem
wlaSnie z Niemiec, gdzie zasta-
lem kraj W zupelnem zamieszaniu
pod wzgledem Politycznym, socy-
alnym i ekonomicznym. Politycz-
ME narod rozdziela sic corsz sill
niej ia skrajn2 lewics i skrajna
prawice. Wszyscy zgodnie O.
Swiadczaja, re Niemcy w niedsu-
GIN czasie stana sic podlegie al
DO dyktatoryatowi proletaryatu,
albo dyktatoryatowi reakcyoni-
stow. Zwyciestwo .~zosta}oby bez
zadnej watpliwoSci PREY proleta-
ryacie, gdyby ME ia okolicznosc,
re junkrzy So ciagle jeszcze do
brze zorganizowani i ME stracili
mic z nadajacej i'm przewage pc
wnoSci siebie, podczas gdy w SEE
regach ludu zdaje sic bye wido-
cznym brak inicyatywy i zdolno-
sci do kierownictwa.
NiepopuldarnoSc rzadu Scheide
mamma rosla ustawicznie coraz
bardziej w caiych Niemczech. So
cyaliSci w~iekszo5ci tracili grunt
pod nogami ma rzecz socyalistow
m~niejszoSci W kazdych pomniej-
szych wyborach. Gdy socyalisci
wiekszoSci przyszli do steru VIA
dzy, pozostawili oni ma urzedach
dawuych cesarskich urzednikow
administracyjnych Powiadaja o.
nj. re uczynili to dlatego ponle--
waz ME byli przygotowani do OBJ
iecia wiadzy i ME mieli kompeten-
trego personalu do obsadzenia
nm, rrzed0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
TeIegTamy %zagTaniczne.
Dokonczenie re. strohicv l
1877 OSoB GINIE WSKUTEK
TRZESIENIA ZIEMI.

Rzym, 1. lipca. - Depesze z
F~lorencyi donosza, re o~statniej
niedzieli prowincye toskanska ma
wiedziio slime trzesienie ziemi,
wskutek ktorego 127 osob zostaso
.zabitych, a kilka tysiecy jest ram
nych i pokaleczonych. Centrum
trzesienia ziemi bylo miasteczko
Vicchio, liczace 1900 ludnoSci, pc
lozone o Is mil ma polnocny
wschod cd Florencyi.
San Salvador, 1. lipca. - Wy
darzyly sic tn kilkakrotne slime
trzesienia ziemi, ale ma szczeScie,
Mkt ME stracA z tego powodu zy-
cia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
BRYTYJCZYCY ODBFDA Pc
DROz NAPOWIETRZNA Z
~KALIFORNII DO AUSTRIA
LII.

Miles City, Mont, l lipca. ~
Kapitan w. Mcdonald zapowie.
dziai, re lotnicy brytyjscy roz,
poczna wkrotce podr6z napowie-
TRINA z San Diego, CAL, ponad O.
cean Spokojny do Australia Po-
droz ia ma sic rozpoczac pret,..-
stego sierpnia. Kapitan McDo-
maid byl oficerem PREY brytyj--
skim korpusie Iotniczym. Obec-
ME jedzie do poludniowej Kali
fornii via Seattle. Podczas oma-
wiania planow podrozy napowie-
trznej oswiadczyl, re pierwsza sta
cy aprzystankowa bedzie miasto
Honolulu, oraz mala wysepka bry
tyjska niedaleko Guam i iNagasa-
XII. Ma koncu powiedzial, re jeo-
nym z tych lotnik6w bedzie on
sam.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01

SocvaliSci m~niejszoSci zarzuca-
ia, re s~ocvaliSci wiekszo$ci, a
zwlaszcza CT, 'ktorzy sd ziaczeni
Z Scheidemannem, nigdy ME Po-
pierali prawdziwej rewolucyi /
n:euchronnie beda sic starali pod
trzymac organizacye oparta ma
militaryzmie. Powiadaja oni, re
Niemcy NIGGA bye ocalone cd mi
litaryzmu tylko przez dyktature
p~roletaryatu i ma poparcie tego
swierdzenia wskazuja ma ochotni-
ga armie Noskego, kt6ra oblicza-
ia ma million zolnierzy. ktora led
max prawdopodobnie ME przekra-
ga 10000 Zapewniaja oni, re
tylko dzieki tel armii obecny
rad mole sic utrzymac.
Bviem Swiadkiem wielkiego vie
cu socyalistow mniejszosci we
Frankfurcie W Tfergartenie. Dy-
skutowano ma MIN kwestye zasto-
sowania radykalnych Srodkow.
Musia}em opusci6 zgromadzenie,
zanim powzieto stanowcze decy-
Eve. wierze w to jednak, zr zebra
nj doszli do konkluzyi rewolu-
cyjnych.
Obecne zgromadzenie narodo--
we przestanie istniec, gdy pokoj
z~ostanie ratyfikowany i zostanie
uiozona nova konstytucya- Ma ra
zie trudno przewidziec, czy socya
,isci mniejszoSci beda odkladac
ioiScie swej partyi do wiadzy az
do czasu wyborow ma Podstawle
novel konstytucyi, czy tez uzy'
ia metod rewolucyjnych, celem
obalenia obecaego systemu RIA
dowego. w kazdym razie jednak
wierza oni w to, re zyskuja coraz
bardziej ma ogolnej popularnosci
i to tax szy6ko. IL do w}adzy dol
da najpozniej PREY Pierwszych
vvborach, o lie tylko ochotnikom
Noskego ME uda sic sterroryzo-
wac ludnoSci. Twierdza oni. re
przew6dcow rewolucyjnych w
caiych Niemczech masowo sic a
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
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Poza neutralna strefa wzdiuz
wschodniego brzegu Renu czynni
50 wszedzie oficerowie rekruta--
cyjni, werbujacy ochotnikow do
armii Noskego. Nawet W samej
Koblencyi, tuz pod nosem Amery-
kan6w. przedstawiciele Noskego
ostatnio zrekrutowali i wyprowa-
4zili z miasta caiy battalion O.
chotnik6w. w ciagu ostatniego
sygodnia schwytano W Koblencyi
Iednego oficera rekrutacyjnego.
We Frankfurcie socyaliSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-01
ApOWAnAJA naDMGzE zMIAN " RzADzE MEMIEc.

mniejszosci zamkneli biuro rekru-
tacyjne. w miescie tenn dawn IL
.rzsdnicy kieruja roznemi galezia-
mi administracyi pod kontrola
komisyi. zlozonej z socyalistow
wiekszoSci j mniejszoSci. Sam ma
wet Department policyi ~zostaje
pod administering rewolucyoni--
stow. Prezydent policyi nalezy do
partyi socyalistow wiekszoSci, a
komisya policyi sklada sic z
czfonk6w obu partyi socyalisty-
cznych. Administracya ia zostala
uznana przez Rad centralny.
Narod ME wierzy w to, ably
Rad Scheidemanna przyjal. byl
kiedykolwiek szczerze zasady So
cyalistyczne jake podstawe swej
dziaialnoSci. SocyaliSci mniejszo-
sci spogladaja W nadziei pomocy
W kierunku Aliant6w,. a zwlasz--
CA 'Ameryki. Powiadaja oni, re
W Niemczech dyktaturze proleta-
ryatu nigdy ME bedzie towarzy--
.szyfo krolestwo terroru, lecz, re
rozwija6 sic ona bedzie legalnymi
Srodkami, w celu ugruntowania
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