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Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-26

Lincoln county is to vote on an
$50 600 bond issue for good roads
Oct. 21.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-26

Pay as yon 60 This is golden
advice that will keep the business
world moving. the wheels of indus
cry from rusting out and the money
will surely come back to you. 1t
should not be forgotten that the
world is round Stand the people
all in line and they will reach
around the world the last touching
the first. Now pay the neighbor on
the right, the dollar you owe him.
|and he will pay his neighbor on the
right and so the dollar will travel
until it will come around again to
your hand from your neighbor on
the left. Try it aud see
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-26

The annual state convention Of
the Missouri Association of Fire In
'surance Agents will be held in st.
Louis, October IS ID Delegates to
the national convention at Louis
vile, KY. October 16 II, will be
elected during this session.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-26

On November 80 the Baptists of
Missouri will start a drive for a
fund of $3000,000. The campaign
will end on December 7th An
evangelistic movement in this be-
half will begin in all the Missouri
Baptist churches on October 26th
and continue to November 30th.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-27

Normal Auditorium--8 pm.
EASTERN WINS
ANOTHER VICTORY

The Eastern Normal baseball boys
journeyed to London, last week yhere
they met and crossed bats with the
fast Sue Bennett Memorial School
team, in the fastest and hardest fight
of the season. The Eastern boys
were handicapped on account of not
having had any practice for three
weeks. Nevertheless regardless of
this and a wet field to play on, and
every body yelling against them, they
waded into the game with the same
old spirit and pep that they have al
ways shown, feeling confident that
when the last man was retired VIC
tory would be theirs.
Fox, Eastern catcher, was working
fine behind the bat, taking the hot
ms, outs, spitters, hops. curves and
drops right off the bat. With Comp
ton delivering the pill in big league
style, letting them down with only
two hits, it was impossible for Sue
Bennett to score. After Eastern had
scored one run in the fifth inning, Sue
Bennett tried to rally land did succeed
In getting man to third base with
no one out. 1t looked like score to
them. Then Eastern showed that
they really meant to and could play
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-27

a shut out game when it was necessa.
ry to do so to win, for at this stage
Compton and Holdcraft pulled their
usual little stunt, which no base run
ner ever sees until the ball is on him
and the Umpire calls "out." The
next two men at the plate dropped
their bats in succession.
. Captain Trosper was working well
both at short and bat, making the
only score of the entire game. Pit
man, at End played like an old timer,
and with his wicked stick driving the
liners to the outfeld greatly assisted
Trosper in making the only run. The
playing was not confined to the in
field by all means for it was inpossi-
Bile for the ball to be driven where
it could not be reached by Lilies,
Scrivner or Hensley.. Scrivner, in
center field pulled down two of the
incest catches of the season, showing
that although young in the game, he
fills his position well.
This was the sixth game of the
season, as well as the sixth victory
for Eastern. The next game will be
played with Kentucky Wesleyan, at
Winchester, June 2. at which time
all expect Eastern to add another,
victory to her list.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-27
WACO.

Miss Virginia Taylor has returned
home from the Millersburg, where she
attended College the past year.
Mr.. John Williams and. family. of
Valley View, were guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. .Grinstead, Wednesday
night and attended the commence
,ment exercises at the Waco High
School where their son, Shirley, was
one of the graduates.
Mr.. Boyd Witt, of Whites Station
campus was here for the commence
ment, Wednesday night.
MIR. d. 2. Taylor was in Lexington
last Thursday night.
Saturday May 31st at 2 o'clock will
be decoration at College Hill. Every
body come. Good speeches and
music are enjoyed every year and
this will not be an exception to the
rule.
/, Mrs. Vardy Taylor is on the sick
list.
The play Daughter of the Desert"
given by the pupils of the High school
Saturday night was a success in every
way, and did credit to all who took
part. Large crowd present, to enjoy
the farce.
Mr.. w. M. Hisle has his saw mill
in operation and getting all the work
he can do.
Mrs. w. M. Hisle and son, Will
Carol, and Mrs. C. L.. Searcy spent
Wednesday in Winchester.
The commencement exercises of the
Waco High School Wednesday night
was largely attended by ali. Only
three graduates, Misses Hazel Moore,
Sabre Estes and Mr. Shirley Will
hams. Prof. Maybe of University
of Lexington delivered the address.
Music by H. S. Orchestra.
Mr.. Forest Taylor, of Irvine, was
the weekend guest of his aunt, Miss
Lena Taylor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-27
BRADSHAW MILL

Mrs. Burton Sanders and little
daughter, Elizabeth, spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. S. N. Sanders.
Mrs. Grant Sanders was with hel
daughter, Mrs Cecil Humphrey, &
few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Warmoth en-.
tertained at their home near here il
honor of Mr.. Warmoth,s 59th birth.
day, So guests. All spent a delight
full day.
Misses Jewel and Sadie Prewitt
were the weekend visitors of Mrs
C. C. Prewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Bascum Prewitt anc
little daughter were in Richmond Sat.
urday.
Mr.. Phillip Moore had the misfor-
tune to lose a good mich cow this
week.
Master Delbert Prewitt spent Sat.
urday night with James Burton Sand.
ers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-27

and Congressman CantrilI wants
one at Winchester All right just
SO they don't try to fool" with
the term of Uncle Sans courts
that are held in Richmond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-27

ator Stanley is offering bills
derai court at Lexington,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04

If there is no Planet Agent in your
ncighborlood, write us about putting
one there for you.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04
THE Y. M. Q. A. NOTES.

Christmas was b happy hour with
The Y. M. G. A., because OF her
service to the community, sailors ana
! soldterh = over here and over seas
white and colored. Glad to see that
tho lame soldiers could find their way
70 tho Y. NJ. c.. A. building, Thlru
and Leigh streets. Soldiers you are
right for we are yours and stanu
rcody to serve you as we nave dohe
rvor since war hns been declared.
10 A NJ. Christmas morning Com
mitteeman John w. Baylor conducted
Tho meeting and it was Il good one.
Santa Claus visited the y. Nj. ..
A. from every where and ali
were happy.
5p. NJ. Saturday the class for the
examination ON the Sunday School
Lesson met at The y. NJ. G. a. ana
DIR. W. IL. Stokes was 1t his best.
Sunday WAS live wire with the
Y NJ. G. a.
$50 A. NJ. at the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing the workers met and the meeting
WAS il great hit.
Master Robert Daniel gave re boys
4P NJ. at the Y. NJ. c. A., an al
dress that Will bring forth much
fruit Mothers wc~ thank you.
The boys dil not forget the boys
and girls Of the Friends Asylum.
Mastcrs Stokes and Daniel took much
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04
NICE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated at Wcsthampton, only l
minutes walk from car line. Con-
t1iHS Ia acres Of open land. Fine
place for dairy farm. Plenty of
rNuniN% water on the place. All kinds
% fruit trees. One three room
H"u&2 and kitchcn--stables, one
horse and two wagons.
For Information, see JOHN JOHN
SOE, at Richmond College. Price,
$2,200.00.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04
SAVE COUPONS

WORK AND SAVE UP PLANET
COUPONS AND GET AN UMBRELLA
OR A NAGRAPH--BOTH ARE
GOOD. SEE ENTS
IN THIS ISSUE AND START TO
WORK IMMEDIATELY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04
ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r.
The STANDARD RAHRoAD OF THE SOUTH.

THE STANDARD RAHRoAD OF THE sorrrn.
,n,,,c Effective February ii, 1918
r, TEAMS LEAVE RyCHSdOND DAuy-ro,
1a iorsaa and South; $50 A. N. aad 0:I6 r. n
fSf H @.1s Cos A. NJ. 900 A. NJ, s:os
>, FOR N. Il ". RY. west: o:sa A. n ,.os -
For pettcmburg: !2:4s A. NJ. e:oo A. H., a..
$500 =. wv Can. a. ~, 0;so 4: N. 500 F: N.
NJ, 1856 z. H. "''' - M ois r.
T T1r .1 H9dshopo and Fayetteville: $500 p. n
NJ ,9:a6 A: M, 0:26 A. ", $40 A. uo'W =;
S.n5 n ~ m:lo A. n, .2:lo p. N, $3.50 p. NJ
''. .Hrcsn NJ go p NJ. 7:4b p. H., sis P. "
,o t' nc, OF arrival and departure and connection,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04

A splendid start for the New Year
would be to resolve to read The
Planet throughout tho year, 1919.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-04
II WESTERN RAILROAD
ONLY AIJ,.RAIJ. IINN ~ NnpSa, ~ >.

ONLY A1L.RArL LINE TO NORFOLK. -
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond. Daily.
Tor Norfolk: 600 A. NJ. 1850 A. ~, $3.50 p. NJ
$3.50 A. n. $3.50 p. NJ, 1876 p. N, No. (
leaves Petersburg for Roanoke 2 p. N.
y %. Ani " Kiehmond, from Norfolk: 1906 Noon.
,:Zo l.. NJ, DAB p. II. From the West T.ha
A. NJ, 2:lo 7. NJ, 7:2o p. NJ, 0:45 p. N NV
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
Here Comes the Bride
.... ..,. by 1@zaN6hber" :

wildering affairs of georgette Or crepe
decline with a flounce Of thread lace
and bows of ribbon without end. Here
at least ones extravaganza may have
leeway, and one may not bother about
iqualms. For a party petticOat is a
party petticoat, and it has to be friv-
olous to the nth degree or it hasn't
achieved its purpose! ,,1
NegEigees are becoming so intri-
cately lovely, that one can see bright
possibilities of evolving perfect dreams
out Of two lengths of satin and some
of the family lace. One of the most
popular styles is the slipover OF satin
with cape of lace and a long Topped
sash of contrasting ribbons. A flesh
colored empire slip with elastic at
the waist serves as foundation for
a number of bright colored chiffon
jackets. These may be made in point
ed, round or square style, and picoted
on the edges or finished with a mar
row bit Of lace. Housegowns of taffe-
ia, orr for warm weather, even those
Of dotted SWISS are not so alluringly
feminine, perhaps, but they have
crisp, fresh look which is equally at
tractive, and then too, they are unde-
niably girlish.
- 1t is important to consider hand
markings and the inestimable value of
that touch Of individuality they give
to lingerie. Hand hemmed handker-
chiefs embroidered in ones first name
are lovely additions to a trcusseau. A
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19

ed as we'll as nighties highly decora
tive of crepeEde chine and satin.
A new note is sounded in trim.
mings by the little puffings of ma
terial put together with entire deux
or footing 1t is reminiscent OF the
christening robes we used to spend
cons making. Envelope chemises are
given an empire effect by row OF this
trimming, and often hem is just run
in by hand with the footing whipped
to the edge.
There are times when one has need
of simple well-made lingerie to wear
when one is athletically bent Both
dainty and practical knickers Of re-
inforced batiste with elastic at waist
and knees have matching camisole
made with an edging Of filet and hem
stitched straps.
Petticoats are things of whimsical
style. We have become accustomed
by now to the divided skirt, or near
boomers. of silk Jersey, which are
quite satisfactory for wear with the
new tailored snugness of our skirts.
When the SUM srays are merciless
there are skirts Of white sateen with.
double panels back and front and a
scalloDed hem.' Less discreet, but
who cares, are those Of white muslin
with a slightly fulled embroidery
flounce finished at the top with wide
insertion through which is run flesh
colored ribbon. For festive party
wear one. must have one OF. those be-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
ALMOST A SHADOW
AFRAID TO EAT

"My son-in-law was so bad from
stomach trouble that he was reduced
to almost shadow and was afraid to
eat anything, as all food caused bloat-
ing of gas which pressed against his
heart, worrying him very much. Our
druggist persuaded him to try Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and in two months
he looked fine, can eat anything and
works hard every day" It.is sim
pie, harmless preparation that remov-
es the catarrhal 'mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the inflamma-
ton which causes practically all stom-
ach, liver and, intestinal ailments, in
Guiding appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refuded. Rudolph
Knaul and druggists everywhere.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
,PAoE,F1vR

dividual touch and what it means to
the trousseau. 1t is even wiser If one
must, to sacrifice the outer garments,
until one has at least the start for an
irreproachable outlay of dainty though
not necessarily expensive lingerie.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19

single wreath of flowers or mono
gram worked on a home made bit OF
lingerie makes all the difference in the
world in its effect on, oh we'll anyway
on the laundress which is something.
There isn't room here to dwell at
length on the Importance of the in.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
BUDGET MIEJSKI =
OLBRZYMIE CYFRY.

Budzet miasta Chicago ma rok
rok obecny - przyjety wczoraJ
przez rade miejska jest najwieS-
Sym W history naszego grodu.
Wyznacza on ma potrzeby mia
sta olbrzytnia SUNG Sll5,OO0,OOO,
podczas gdy zeszioroczny budzet
wynosil zaledwie S7O,000,0OO. -
Przypuszczat nalezy, re eksperci
miejscy obetna niektore pozycye
ma ktore preliminowano "a wlel-
kie sunny, lecz to malo co zmniej-
sly ogolna sumo budzetu. Pod
wyzki plac W tym roku wykazu-
ja W budzecie sumo $3,OOO,OOO.
Rzecznik miejski Ettelson z po-
mocnikami staraja sic zbadac pra-
wo, czy po uchwaleniu obecnego
budzetu moznaby udzielic podwy
EEK placy, czy tez musianoby z
tenn czekac az do ukonczenia ro-
ku fiskalnego i ukladania nowego
budzetu. Z ogioszeniem budzeru
wychodza ma jaw rozmaite zaku-
|lisowe sprawy: n. p. podnies;one
place glownego woznego D. j.
Egana i giownego klerka J. a,
Kearns'a szesciu do dziewieciu
tysiecy rocznie. Jest to stanowczo
przeciw konstytucyi, ktora powia
da re pensya urzednika wybieral
nego ME moze bye znizona AMI
podniesiona podczas jego urzedo-
wanna. Szefowi policyi Garrity
ME przyznano podwyzki z oSm
na dziesiec tysiecy, o ktora sic
starai. Bialym krukiem okazai sic
wczoraj przewodniczacy komitetu
finansowego Rady miejskiej Ri
ebert, ktory ME przyjal podwyz-
ki w kwocie $1,000 mu ofiaro-
wanej. R. J. Brushingham'owi, Sc
kretarzowi komisyi realnosciowej
uchwalono pensye ma ten rok W
wysokoSci $2,34O, Podwyzki pla-
cy otrzymal caly wydzial siuzby
cywilnej a szef tegoz P. B. Coffin
bedzie otrzymywai $500, "a
miast jak dotychczas: $4,000. w
budzecie ME przeznaczono zad-
nej sunny ma biuro drugiego asys-
tenta szefa policyi, Fraziera. Roz-
dzial budzetu przedstawia sic ma
stepujaco:
Fundusz korporacyjny 34,412,386
Zakiady wodociagowe $8,S7l,98
Naprawa ulic 1,0S7,6lo
Procent cd pozyczek 59s,Ss8
Fundusz ma umarzanie
dsugu miasta 6,785,of7
Fundusz sadowy 9,5oo,O0o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
ZE STRAJKU ROBOTNIKOW
MIEISKICH.

MaszyniSci miejscy ma Wczoraj
szem zebraniu uchwalili odrzu--
cic skale placy, proponowana i'm
przez rade miejska. Komitet ich z
prezesem C. Naylar'em ma czele
zawiadomii burmistrza i komitet
finansowy, ze jezeli ich zadania
wszystkie ME zostan9 uwzglednlo
ne, wowczas maszynisci wyjda ma
strajk. Kompromis zaden III ME
pomoze. Polozenie jest grozne o
tyle, re strajk TAXI odcialby ma
szemu miastu wode. Komitet ME
zaznaczyi kiedy sic strajk roz--
pocznie, W razie jezeli pertrakta-
eye ME odniosa pozadanego rezul
tatu.
Oficyalisci ratuszowi powrocili
wczoraj do piracy po dwudziesto-
cztero-godzinnym strajku, w re-
zultacie przyznania i'm podwyzki
przez rade miejska.
Czysciciele ulic wywoziciele
odpadkow, ktorzy W liczbie 4,0OO
wyszli ma strajk dotad jeszcze me
powr6cili do piracy. Ofiarowano
i'm 50 cen. dziennie podwyzki,
podczas gdy oni zadaja $l.O0. Sy-
tuacya ia przedstawie sic groz-
ME, gdyz strajkujacy zdaje SIG
propozycyi ME przyjrna, a ma u
leach miasta tymczasem groma-
dza sic Gale kupy smieci, ktorych
ME ma komu zbierac.
Okolo 800 strazakow obraduja
cych W budynku Masonic Tenn
ple' wczoraj po poiudniu zgodzi-
10 sic przyjat podwyzke W sumie
$500 preliminowana W budzeclc,
Glosowania mad ta propozycya cd
bywaja sic W caiym departamen-
Gle stray pozarnej; o rezultacle
jeszcze ME wiadomo. Prezydent
G, B. Hargan polecii komitetowi
strazackiemu isc pred race m1et'
ska W styczniu roku przysziego,i
wowczas postarac sic 0 dodatko-
wa podwyzke $500, tax ably place
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
NIEMCY ME oPONUJA JUz
ODDANIU ZIEM POLSKICH.

Paryz, 2. Gpca. - Pan Hugh
Gibson, amerykanski posei do
Polski, otrzymai przedwczoraj z
Warszawy telegram z doniesie--
MEM, ze wszelkie walk pomie--
dzy Niemcami a Polakami usta-
iy W ostatnia sobote poPofudniu,
rownoczeSnie z podpisaniem trak
tatu pokojowego w Wersalu. Pan
Gibson odjechai Z Paryza do
Warszawy w poniedzialek VIE
czorem, majac sobie powierzone
kierownictwo mad d"strxbucya S
Polsce zapas6w zywnoSci, dostar
czanych ze Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, '----
Zaprzestanie ze strony Mem
COW krok6w wojennych przeciw-
ko Polakom Stalo sic koniecznem
" konsekwencyi podPisania
przez delegatow niemieckich. pa
now NLuellera i Bella, traktatu z
Polska. kt6ry zostai przez mich
zaakceptowany r6wnoczeSnie z
oodpisaniem traktatu pokojowe--
90 Aliantami w Wersalu.
w Paryzu Panuje 'przekonanie
ze tax bardzo szeroko reklamowa
ne ogiaszane przygotowania ME
mieckiego sztabu do ofensywy
przeciwko Polsce byiy tylko
,.bluffem" i straszakiem, ktory
mial posiuzyc,do tego, aby Allan
ci. w obawie dalszego przeciaga,
MIA sic wojny ma wschodzie, po-,
. czynili rzadowi berlinskiemu jaS
najdalej idace usteustwa CPlebis,
cyt ma Slasku). Podobno N1emcy
utrzymywali cd czasu zawiesze-,
MIA broni ma polskiej granicy tyl'
ko drugiej klasy posledniejsze
wojska. kt6re byly okopane, dla
tenn lepszego zamydlenia oczu
podtrzymywali cd czasu do czasr
ogien artyleryjski. Pomimo jed,
max tego ognia granica byia zaw,
sze otwarta i gdy armaty ME
grzmiaiy, istniala dosyc swobod,
ma komunikacya pomiedzy Polska
a Niemcami.
Polacy utrzymywali take ze
swej strony kilka bateryi artyle-'
ryjskich przeciwko Niemcom
nieliczne oddziaiy wojska inne..
broni, byli to jednakowoz pre-,
waznie tylko zle wyekwipowan
ochotnicy, ME posiadajacy potrze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

strazakow wynosiiy $1,000 rocz-
ME.
Pomocnicy murarscy "Hodcar-
riers' ME So zadowoleni ofiaro-
wanej i'm przez pracodawcow pod
wyzki w kwocie 70 ccntow I'D go
dzine, lecz zqdaja IS centow.
POCZTA NAPoWIETRZNA.
Diugo odkiadana napowietrzna
obsiuga pocztowa miedzy New
Yorkiem a Chicago zostala wczo-
raj pomyslnie rozpoczeta. Pare
work6w, ktore zostaiy wysiane z
Nowego Yorku wczoraj rano 0
godz. Sis przybyiy do Chicago
O godz. 1888 po poiudniu, czyli
re przebyiy te przestrzeh samo--
Totem w przeciagu 9ciu godzin.
Odtad poczta New Yorku stale
bedzie przybywaia codziennic co
Chicago. Maszyna kierowal pilot
Ira Biffele. L chwla wyladowania
aeroplanu w parku Granta, ma
tychmiast work. poczta zabrai
oczekajacy ma ME samochod cie-
zarowy i wieksza Geese list6w
przewaznie O waznej handiowe1
treSci doreczono natychmiast ad-
resantom. W}adze pocztowe So
zadowolone z wyniku pierwszej
proby' Wyrazaja przekonanie, re
wkrotce podroz miedzy Nowym
Yorkiem a Chicago trwac bedzie
tylko E godzin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
I Blura NsissrulugiuznsgO.

Wsch6d slohcs godzinie 5:19.
zachSd slohca o godzinie 500.
Pogoda w Chicago i okolicy: Po-
rodnie znacznie cieplei dzisiaj =
jutro. k.agodne, zmienne wiatry Po-
Eudniowe pofndniOwo-wschodnie.
Temperature doby minionej: Naj-
wyasza wezoraj o godzinie s popoiu-
dniu. 81 stopni, najniisza godzi-
ME 8 rano, 72 stopnt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
NOVA ,yBOMBA".

Cieszyli sic ludzie, ze przynaj-
mniej piwem i winem beda mogli
gasic pragnienia do stycznia, goy
nagle przychodzi oswiadczenie
generalnego prokuratora Brunda-
ge ze Springfield W tel sprawie.
Twierdzi on, re stanowe prawo.
,,search and seizure pozwala tyl
ko ma napoje posiadajace zaledwie
pol procent alkoholu. Wobec tego
bez wzgledu ma to, co odnosnie
do piwa wilma rozporzadzi fe-
deralny prokurator Palmer, Hi
nois chwila wprowadzenia
wspomnianego prawa stale sic
,,suchem". r..a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
PoWoLUJE sIE MA IRA
DYCYE.

2.) ,jGiowne sprzymierzone mo
carstwa alianckie zgadzaja sic W
opinii, ze ME uczynilyby zadosc
odpowiedzialnosci, jaka ma ME
spada, gdyby w tym wypadku od-
stapi}y cd tradycyi. w tel spra'
vie upraszam pana o rozwazenie
faktu, re Polska zawdziecza swa
niepodlegiosc zabiegom poswie-
ceniom mocarstw, w ktorych i
mieniu przemawiam do pana. lch
to decyzya polska zwierzchnosc
Jest wznowiona mad terytoryami
spornemi i i'm ma ona zawdzle-
czac, re mieszkancy tych teryto-
ry6w zostali zn6w wcieleni do
pahstwa polskiego. Cd pomocy
tvch mocarstw w Lidze Narodow
bedzie " znacznej mierze zalezec
bezpieczne posiadanie tych terry
toryow przez przyszia Polske.
.,Powinnoscia wiec jest nieu--
nikniona tych mocarstw zabez-
pieczyt W najbardziej staiej u
roczystej .formie gwarancye pew
rych ostotnych praw, ktore "a
bezpiecza mieszkahcom koniecz--
na ochdone, bez wzgledu, jakieby
W przysziosci konstytucya polska
przechodzila wewnetrzne zmia-
nv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
NE lest kOmentOWa1e.
ANGLIA ZWLEKA Z PODPI-
SANIEM TRAKTATU
z FRANCYA.

Paryz, 2. lipca. - w miarodaj-
nych kolach podaja tn wiado-
mosc, ze Wielka Brytania tax
diugo ME uzna waznoSci trakta-
tn, zawartego fszez Francye ze
Stanami Zjednoczonymi Anglia,
a gwarantujacego Francyi pomoc
tych pahstw ria wypadek niespro-
wokowanego ataku niemieckiego
ma MIA, jak dlugo traktat ten ME
zostanie ratyfikowany przez Sc
nat amerykaiski.
Premier Clemenceau przedsta-
viii onegdaj traktat ten francu-
skiej Izbie deputowanych, przy
czem zaznaczyi, re przedkiada
go w imieniu swojem, ministra
spraw zagranicznych Pichona i
ministra marynarki Leygues'a
w tel chwili przerwai mu socyali-
styczny reputowany Jean Bon,
wofajac, re wedle konstytucyi u
kiad ten powinien bye przedsta-
wiony W formie oredzia Cd prezy-
denta. Prezes Izby Dechanel po-
wolal pana Bon do porzadku i
premier Clemenceau swobodnie
juz dokohczy} swej mowy.
NOVA RADA PIECIU.
Paryz. 2. lipca. - Wczoraj u
konstytuowoio sic nova Rada
Pieciu W ten spos6b, re do ogio--
szonego poprzednio sk,adu novel
Rady Czterech dolaczony zostai
przedstawiciel Japonii, wicehra--
bia Chinda.
Reprezentant wioski w Radzie,
minister Tittoni, oSwiadczy}, re
bedzie sic stara} bye skionniej-
Sym do ustepstw niz jego po-
przednik, zaraz jednak ma pocza-
tex zrobh przykra niespodzianke,
zadajac, ably traktat pokojowy z
Austrya zawierai juz absolutnie
definitywne decyzye co do przy-
szlego losu wszystkich ziem, ia
kie maja bye odiaczone cd dawnej
monarchii austro = wegierskiej.
Poniewaz szczegoiowa dyspozy-
eva temi terytoryami nastrecza
bardzo wiele trudnosci, przeto
rie nalezy oczekiwac, ably
traktat z Austrya mogi bye O.
statecznie wygotowany' W ciagu
biezacego tygodnia, jak sic tego
dotychczas spodziewano.
w przewidywaniu dalszych
zwiok, delegacya austryacka po--
staraia sic dla siebie tahsze
kwatery, ME chcac zbyt wysoki-
mi wydatkami ma swe utrzyma-=-
ME obciazac zbytnio j tax prof.
nego skarbu austryackiego.
Rada Pieciu zajmie sic ma dzi-
siejszem SVEN posiedzeniu kwe-