davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-29

flags flying over most of the hou4ss
and the enemy colors were .displa%
ed in ali villages as far as the outr
posts could see with ,glasses. 1t is
indicated that the Germans believe
peace will soon be signed, and the
which has prevailed since
the armistice, Will be broken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-29
Funeral OF THOMAS O'COnnOr.

Funeral services fer Thomas
O'Connor. $40 Fourteenth street,
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow
morning at the st. Josephs Cath
Ollie church. Dean II. f. Durkin
will oficiate. Internent will be
in Calvary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-29
LEGAL.
Guardians Sale.
IlilDoia Countv

Guardians Sale.
State of Illinois. County of Rock Is
LANDS:
By virtue of a decretal order of the
probate court of said county. entered at
the April term of said court. A D. 1913
on the application of Louise Koch. guard
ian of Myrtle G. McKown and halph s.
McKown. minors. to sell te following de-
scribed real estate belonging to said
minors, SITUATED in the county of Rock
Island. state of Illinois. to-wit: The IN
divided one-sixth t1-6I of lot number five
~5D. in block number one IL. in Bailey
Davenport's Third addition to te city OF
Rock Island, county of Rock Island and
state of Illinois. | shall. on the Sth day
of May A. d. 1919. at the east door OF
the county court house. in the city OF
Rock Island, in the equity and state atone
said. at the hour of / a. m. sell all the
interest of said minors in and to the said
real estate at public vendUe. Terms OF
sale: Cash in hand.
LOUISE KOCH,
Guardian for Myrtle G. McKown and Ralph
5. McKowfl. minors.
C0nuPIIy & Walker. attOrnevs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-29

ton OF a temporary chief of po-
lice, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Chief of Police
Phil Miller, Who left the force
yesterday. Following the appoint
ment of temporary chief, the
examinations for permanent
chief will be conducted. Mayor
H. M. Schriver has interpreted the
civil nervice law which indicates
that four members of the force are
eligible to take the examin $.e1.
They are Captain Charles b.eder
and Detectives Herman Sehnert,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-29
WILLIAMS ana IINER FIJI s

Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and liver? Have you pains
in loins. side and back? Have you a
fabhy appearance of the face and
under the eyes? II so. use Williams
Kidney and Liver Pills. For sale by
all druggists. Price soc.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Props.
Cleveland. OHIO.
Rfess' drug store. new location, 1906
Second avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-29

All the News All the Tine
The Argus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
Chesterton Przeciw
%Samuelsowi.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo-In-
formacyjnego Wydziaiu N. P.)

w chicagoskich daily News
pojawila sic swiezo correspondent
eva niejakiego Zuckermanna, syo
nistycznego dziennikarza largo
nowego Z Nowego Yorku, (osla-
wionego k~iamstwami o aferze
,,pogromowej' w Pihsku), o re-
zultacie badah, jake mad stosun-
kami polSko- zydowskiemi pre-
prowadzi1 w Polsce imieniem RIA
du angielskiego sir Samuels uzyd
starozakonny', Oak to sam Z pew
NJ zrozumialoscia zaznaczyl ten
~jegomost).
Kim jest wiasciwie sir Samuels
Gym byly jego Sledcze dochodze-
MIA w Polsce, charakteryzuje to
doskonale wybitny pisarz angiel-
ski, G.. K. Chesterton, w czaso-
piSmie New Witness:
TAX zwany sir Samuels jest to
sobie pospolity banker zydowski
potomek lichwiarskiej rodziny 2
Liverpoola. Niczem sic on tez ME
r6zni Cd kramaczy i lichwiarzy,
cd kt6rych sic roi w dzielnicy
Whitechapel.
Go sic zaS tyczy rzekomych
pogrom6w wPolsce, to jedno ty1-
ko til powiedzieG mozna: wrzaski
rozlegajace sic ma ten temat ma O.
bydwu poikulach So wstretnym
Elanewren.
,JeSli przygniata sic Polske
Wyrzutami i oskarzcniami, zaToW
no niesiusznemi, jak potwornemi,
dzieje sic to ola jasnej przyczy-
ny istnieje polityka usiiujaca ME
dopu5cit do tego, ably Polska sta
Ia sic wielkiem mocarstwem, so
juszniczka Anglii i Francyi.
,,Wiedzq nasi wrogowie, &c
wiekszost nowych panstw Euro
py wschodniej sa to tylko efcr-
mcrydy (przejSciowe twory), ktd
rych byt jest nader sztucznym.
| tylko Polacy przedstawiaja ia
kqS potege trwa}a i rzeczywista
przeciw kt6rcj tez spiskuj2 tajne
SLY ma lqdzie i ia morzu.
,.Zastrzegamy sic jak najkate-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
PoKoJ! PoKoJ!

Pok6j jest gS6wnym n~astroiem
SWAT Bolego Narodzenia. ,,Po--
koj i zdrowie ludziom dobrej wo-
Ii" jest treScia starych naszych
kolend $wiatecznych. Utrzymaj--
my pok6j re swemi wnetrznoscia-
mi PREY pomocy Trirera Amery-
kaiSkiego Elixiru Gorzkiego Wi
ma, ktore wygsnia zatwardzenie,
slaby apetyt, b6le gAowy, ftp. Ma
zaziebienie i kaszel, ma co jest te-
raz scion, Trinera kagodziciel
Kaszlu jest najlepsze1n dekar--
stwem. Jezeli cierpisz ma gruczo-
~, plucz gardfo Trinera Antipu-
trinem! Ma odziebliny, neuralgie
i reumatyzm Trinera Liniment
daje najszybsza ulge. Tam, gdzie
kupuiesz lekarstwa, dostaniesz
r6wniez ten piekny Trinera Scien
ny Kalendarz 1920 darmo Club
cd mas "a 10c. przez poczte). -
Joseph Triner Company, 1885
43 So. Ashland ave., Chicago, III.
(Og.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
MA GWIAZDKE

Jeszcze mozemy zrobic kalcn--
dare Scheme ola polskich kup--
cow i przemyslowc6w, ktorzy Je
szcze ME maja ich ia rok 1920,
Many jeszcze spory za1 as pick
nych kalendarzy i mozemy wy
konac ma czas ma Gwia2dke ola
miejsoowych i W okolicy Chicago.
ZaS ola dalszych mozemy dostar-
czyC ma Nowv Rok. Me zwlekaj
Gle Panowic biznesisci = lecz zg4o
seize sic do mas zaraz, jezeli chce-
Gle zadowolnic swoich odbiorc0w
/ dac i'm najpralctyczniejszy upo-
minek - kalendarz Scienny. Maj
starsza Pol5ka Firna Kaleflda--
rzowa - Spo1ka Wydawnictwa
M1odziezy Polskiej. IT'S South
Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill. Tele--
fcn Canal 2193. Ogl.
%
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20

goryczniej przeciw latwym dow
cipom ma temat zydow / antyse-
inflow. Me interesuja a wca-
lie zydzi, lecz Polacy, nar6d waz-
ny i nowy w Europe. Anglia po-
pe}nila biad, rozdrazniajac Pola-
kow przez narzucenie i'm jake Sc
dzi6w ich najgorszych wrogow.
A jakiez togo skutki? Otto tract
my jedynych prawdziwych przy-
jaciol, jakich posiadamy W Euro
pie srodkowcj.
,Polska jest jedynym poprzez
n;ezmierne bagno kosmopolitycz-
ne rzuconym pomostem czyz ma
my popieraG ohydne robactwo,
pracujac zaciekle mad lego spu-
stoszeniem?'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
DO WIADOMOSCI.

MSxyStkich IntereSantOw naJuprEei-
miri prOEimy o przestrZeEanie pOnIi-
kzych
Biura AdministFncyi nnSzej otwarte
"a przeE dzien caly cd sodEiay S-meJ
EraHa 10 1880 wieczOrem co dnin. q
,yy lat niedziei / SWi9t krajowych,
Obo0iasujacych.
Z3rzadrE Pisma naSzeEO przyjmuje
t~nteresunt6W co dnia w GODZINACH
POPOLUDNIOwYCH cd 2-Giej do 5-teJ
- , w~yjRtkicm sobot'
Redakcya dIa Interesant6w otWart
lest YNLkO W GODZINACH RANNYCH
- OD GODZINY 1880 Do GODZINY
iII39; DO pofudniG tyIko "a ~speeyalna
unsOTa.
Redaktor NacEeIny przyjnluJe Int
reSaat6W YLk Pc GODziNlE 1O-tej
PRXED POLUDNIEM.
UpraSEa sic o lie mOinOScl Uszelkie
SprnUy . Redakcy9 saiHtUiae PlSEM-
ME, DO M kORUersacye dfuSie ME mn
my sEasu: tyikO w spraHaeh Szezeg6l-
nIcIS1ej waEi. OsobIstych, lub ME daJa-
ryrh sIe za4aIwie ~zHSieLle - droga kO-
- prOsinIy jawic sic OSo-
bIScie, ~znchOuujae M wEEIedzie, &c o.
kpIo EOdxiny 1l-tej Fanny kamy gazette
wszyScy najbardEieJ Jestesmy wtedy
ia
KOreSpOndent0w uPraskamy stanO-
yy,.I,,, aDy pisai CZHTELNIE-ATRA-
MENIEM, LUB Ma MASzYSIE, ME
ZnTr sCisLiWiE 4 I1hko Ma JE-
a - -
Jesi uIYYOry jakiekOiWiek ME majs
byc O-tOszOne, POchIania je - kOs1
rcuakcyIny; jeSh ~pOEadane 80 do z6rO-
sd, ~ ruzie ME 0EiOssenia, naIezy 10
~ IRALNIE ZAzNACAfC i AALACZYC
HNAIAEk POCzTOWY Ma zWROTNA
PRIZES GLI(E.
Haanych k0munikntOw DO ogioszenin
ME naIeHy pr~Hesyiae ma kartkaeh cd
.ArJtyehI zADNHCH TEE Me rRZHJ-
uIOE SAC hOhUNIhACHL TEL.EEO-
SICzRNCA - chyba w wyj4tkomyeh
S-Sypaakach rownieS OgfOszen, doIycza-
eycn ruchu W IOWHrzystrach teieI0ai-
eGnie nie przyjmnjeny.
Wskeikie o~EiOSzenia naIe4Q do Dzin-
In UgiOSzen w Administracyi tnm sic
Z nIeE4i zNFacRe nalezy-
POdziekOwanIa - WSZELkIEGO ro-
dE.yu, hELULCCHE zALOBNE, POLL
THCANE 4 {. q. haIezR do Dziau OgtO-
Azcn.
ASzeIkfe koresp0ndencye, zawiado-
mIenia ! {. .. mnsza bye podpisane -
pefnem nakYsiskiem wraE a udresem pi-
sHaeeEog be1imieRnych, Tub podptsanyeh
dOHysIaikien. alba wreszcie
.Komfteto - komunikacyi, nj kores-
poudenryi ME zamleszeEamy.
ME OglassaIny
.nSLOWs, uul wycieczek. lub ,pikni-
sow. UUZAD1ANfCH w EOzIELE-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20

P5qi RQrOdu pTsez RGr6d ola
RorOdu, ME sginie z DOUierschnt
EiemL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
ZaloiOnu 1897 roka.
NACIERZ POLSKA.
MONROE 1903.
GLOWNY:

EAhIAb
KS. Franc;szek Gordon. Moderator.
rs. \. A. E}owe. Wice-Moderator.
Wojc!ech 2 Soska. "reZes.
Autonina BGranowska. Wice-Drezeska.
W0iCfSch Me1kiCkE Wice-preZes.
TOmasz :. B,achowski. Sekretarz.
FranCiSzeG WttkowSkt. Skarbnik.
Stanisiaw Liczmahski. Dyyektor.
Wiadysiaw LOpatka. DyreEtor.
AntOUi MaZurk. DyrektOr
= N0Eaaya SOSka. DyreNtOrka.
Salomea Urbanska. Dyrektorka.
FrsnciszEa Biesch&e. Dyrektorka.
Dr.. F.. A. Dulak. LekarZ Naczelny.
Adv. P.otr =. M;ndak. Doradca Praw7y.
Ber;a c. WDitSlewicz. ASyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODHINI BIUROWE;
Btu-1 Zarzqiu Gi6wnego otwarte W
d0i powszednie Od gOdz. 9-tej rano do
6-;si wiecZorem. Nv SobOte DO lei Do-
p~oiudaiu}. Wieczorem. " dni powszed-
ME ? wyjatSiem sobOtyD. cd godziny
T-Gei do 9-rei. - Hiedziele | swista
uroCzyste. biuro Jest zamkniete.
Prezess: " p1niedz.alki / pi2tki VILE
ezoraml Oh g~oiziny 7-mej DO 9-tej.
~ WSZc.Gie correspondence DO Giowns-
20 Prezess nalezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH +. SOSIGA,
1I55 w. Division str. Chicago. I'll.
SekretarZa: " DOI.edZ!alki. wtorEi.
s-ody czwartki. Wieczorami Cd godzi-
~ T-mej do 9-tei. i % l-szej popoiu-
dniU COdz:ennie. z wyJqtG.em soboty. cd
9-tai % l-SZej.
S~ka-5nika: we wto-ki. Sroiy I piatGi
cd g2l1ioy Inc! do 9-tei wieczorem.
T~klaGania Opiat. Wsze,Eie oNiaty 10 IA
~ GlGv"ei DrZvjnuie EaSyer Gt0wny
podczaS gOaz!n ofisOwych. albo we dnie
" "piz.uach Cf.sOwyCh. SekretarE &C.
urralDv.
Wszc,k .isty nadsylaC nalezy ma re-
C So -o'g-7a G~caeralnego:
"DNNSE =. BLACHOWSNI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1876 ". Division str. Chicago, Ill.
FINANSE.
PgzeSazy baukowe I pocztows
(caecNs. money orders etc } nalezy wy
staEiu@ M OrgGriZdcye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
{ P-ZesyiaG pod IireSew:
FIR. WITKOSSIGI,
l45;' W. Division str, ChicHSo, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
B.urO Zarz9du Gl0wnego:
1455-57 ". Division Utica,
Ma drusiem pietrEe.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
ZTEKI% REDAKCYJNEJ.

twardo, szabla polska wyrabie i OSLO
nj to, co jest nasze, zaS o reszte. -.
doprawdy, mkt mas Emusic ME moze,
bySmy ola tel reszty mieli poswiecac
swoje najoczywistsze, najbardziej pa
lace ~interesy, i to tylko my sami.
l rozpatrujac to zagadnienie, po
rae dziesiaty chyba z rzedu, trzeba
sic zapytaG: jaka jest oficyalna pol
ska polityka wschodnia?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
OdWazny.

Me wyobrazalcm sobie, re nasz prey,
jaciel JacrS jest TAXI odwazny. Zawszc
m0wilem 0 MIN, 10 jest CHOP Smia}y
ryZykpwny. ale hcby DO togo stopnia...
4 coz dn zrobil?
Ozeni{ sic u wdUwQ 20 trzech me-
zach,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
Ma ulicy.

No, c6& iona pafska uaywa tel
woody m~ineralnej, kt6ra jcj przcpisa-
lem? Jakiz skutek?
- Wyborny, panie duktorne, wCzoraj
butelke tel woody rzucila we mnie j
zaraz jej sic lcpicj zrobilo!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest o-gan.zacya Iarzaca mlodziez pol
ska 1hoiGl pic! " prac7ch naukoWych'
pat"ys;yCE0ych ! b-ainiej pOnocy dts
podN.eSien;a duca& uO-ainosci ! dobro-
aytu v spOleCBcnstwie. a s~zczeSo!nie
m.edzy H}odzieza poisk9. MONA zapi-
saC sic na pOSniertne Cd lat II 60 IS;
ma ezioHk6w S,owaczyszonych beZ o.
CsaI.csen:d wtehU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20
@ WsChodnie GraniCe
PoIski.

PisaltSmy juz niejednokrotnie, a
podkreslaliSmy to zwIaszcza Z naci--
skiem PREY omawianiu O~statniego ex-
pose byIego premiera Paderewskiego,
&c Rad polski must k~oniecZnie Edo
bye sic ma jakas jasnO OkreSlonq i
celowa polityke Odnosnie do ziem
wschodnich Rzec1pcspolitej. To, co
sic dzieje obecnie, bicie sic z bolsze-
wikami dlatego, ie So bolszcwikami,
ME moe stanowi6 programu politycz
nego panstwa. POtwierdzenie tel OPT
nil naszej majdujemy w nadchodzq-
cych obecnie z kraju pismach i cie-
kawe a trafne pod tym wzgledem IL
wagi zamieszcza powazny krakowski
dziennfk ,,Glos Narodu" W artyku-
10 wstepnym q d. Do listopada. Pc
niewai sprawl tn must budziG powa-
me zainteresowanie, poZwolimy sobie
uwagi to poniiej przytoczyc:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-20

2 MeSOWie StdHu WSzedEie sg0-
GEajq sic ID zddniu, &c must tSt-
Nee zjedHOcsOrc, RiesateSRd
SamOrzqdRG POLSkG.
- Woodrow Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
Hold Suspects
For Killing Of
Boston Officer

Boston. Feb. 16.-Police inspectors
were sent to Hartford. Conn. today
to examine five men under arrest
charged with having been concerned
in the murder of Charles E. Denim
ger. a Boston policeman. in Chelsea
last Thursday night. Deininger was
shot while trying to arrest members
Of a gang of automobile thieves
The Hartford police sent word i hat
the arrests were made after the five
men. IN an automobile, had obtained
gasoline from a garage and had
driven off without paying for it. The
car bore u number listed under the
name of u Boston woman.
The men gave their names as Jo-
seph Ryan. Charles Allen and Wal
ter Marriott. all Of Boston. and Louis
Perrone and Charles Harris, both OF
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
UkrainianS
Claim Gains
About Lemburg

Vienna, Saturday, Feb, l6.-(By the
associated Press. -Wireless dispatches
received by the local Ukranian COM
mission from Kiov indicate that the
fighting is being pushed about Lem
burg with the Ckraniahs claiming gains
in an attempt to cut off the railway
lines Of the Poles into the city. The
armistice mission sent to Warsaw has
returned to kiev with assurances from
the Poles that new mission headed
by Stepnicky will be sent to Warsaw
in the hope of concluding peace.
1t is also stated that Ukrania has in
formed Rumania that Ukrania is will
ing to discontinue the border warfare
in Hessarabia and forget the past I'M
fortunate incidents if an amicable ar
rangement can be made of the bound-
aries.
A radio dispatch firm Tif1is says the
Georgian republic in the Caucasus has
arranged to return Turkish prisoners
nd also refugees within its borders
to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
Comrades"
Visit Lawrence
Mill Strikers

Lawrence, Mass, Feb. 16.-Twenty
men calling themselves Comrades Of
the World" arrived today and were net
by large number o. strikers from the
textile mills. The police department
had received information OF the expect
ed arrival of the comrades" and re-
serves sent to the railway station
broke -:p a parade formed on the side
walk to escort the visitors to hall.
Bernard NJ. Allie, an instructor at
Phillips Andover academy, who was
with the strikers, was chased by the
police to the postoffice, where he evad-
ed his pursuers by running up the
steps, through the building and out o.
u back door Mr. Allen wore on his
hat card upon which the figures
'54-4S' were conspicuously displayed.
This is the emblem adopted by the
strikers to symbolic their demand for
a 4S-hour week with "a hours pay.
At his home tonight Mr.. Allen was
asked if he were interested in the
comrades of the world
Il am interested in all people who
refuse to have their wages lowered" he
replied. Il received word from my
friend. Mr. Resell of Boston, that ne
would be a member OF the party. AMI
came to get from his iirst-hand infor-
nation concerning the situation"
Except that most OF the party came
from Boston. nothing could be learned
of the comrades here early tonight
They conferred with the executive COM
mittee of strikers. which then mada
plans Cor mass meeting later in the
evening.
The comrades did not attend the
mass meeting. which was along the
lines of previous strikers meetings.
Nine of tht comrades" visited pC-
lice headquarters; TO protest against po-
lice Intervention with their welcc me to
the city. City Marshal O'Brien AMI
Commissioner Of Public Safety Carr ex.
planned 10 them that it was necessary
to prevent organized demonstrations N
connection with the strike and that tins
presence of outside asitators was no.
considered desirable.
The comrades gave the city mar
shall copies Of circular setting forth
as their reason for coming to Lawrence
Il desire to work for greater publicly
for the contentious of the striker.
whom they declared have cen living
Continued on Page 4EcoI. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
States Slow in
Accepting Road
Aid From j. s.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Although
Congress has appropriated s4S,500,-
600 to assist the states in road build
ing and the government has approved
500 miles, less than As miles of high
way have been constructed under the
federal aid plan. These figures were
made public tonight by the Depart
ment Of Labor as part of it's CAM
paisn to stimulate revival Of public
works construction as an offset to
unemployment
Although federal aid for state
roads has been available since 1917,
only eight states report road pro-
jects, involving federal aid COM
pleted," the department statement
said.
ARKANSAS has completed one pro-
jet OF So miles. California two of 81
miles. Louisiana one of miles,
Massachusetts two of 1873 miles.
North Carolina one of s miles. Yer
mont one of less than one mile.
Washington one of 3.5 miles and
West Virginia one of 2.5 miles.
Texas with 20 projects leads in
the number approved by the govern
fel t. These involve 992 miles, the
ilnated cost being s3,96S.434 in es-
tlmated cost of projects. Pennsylva-
MIA leads with total Of s4.792. AS
for LAG miles"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
Suggestions
for Roosevelt
Memorials

New York. Feb. 1G.-Susgestions
for international. national and local
memorials to Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt offered by Dr.. Lyman Alb
bolt, We're made public here today
by the Roosevelt Permanent Memo
rial National Committee.
\ cemetery in France for Ameri-
can soldiers who fell in the World
War. was suggested as an interna
tional memorial; founding Of a col
legc or endowment of a department
in an existing college, to prepare the
country'S youth for public service, as
q national memorial: and erection in
various communities OF fountains
similar to that planned by the Au
dubon Society for erection in Wash
ington to Roosevelt, the naturalist.
as local memorials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
Hope to Danish
Manifest Hate
Against Huns

Basic. Switzerland. Saturday. Fcb. u.
Try the Associated 1'ress).-Count Won
Brockdorff- Rantzau. the German for
eiyn secretary, in speech Friday be-
fore the National Assembly at Wei
mar discussed thu relations Of Germany
with Poland and the Czecho-Slovaks.
He said Germany and the neighbor.ng
states had reciprocal! interests in each
others prosperity and that the atmos-
phere of cate -vhic:: roisons relations
with Poland must be dissipated IF we
are to have our right OF sovereignty \
favor of our brother Germans around Us
respected"
we desire also to recognize the same
right where it is opposed to US" the
speaker continued. 1T is important 10
know what territories fall under the
scope of President Wilson's points"
Count Won Observation-Disclosures sad
the same question also applied to the
Danish frontier. AID added:
"Germany's basis idea is that all mea
have one task in common in making
the spiritual life of the individual rich
err and more perfect and not in lower
ing the individual to tiie role Of the ma
chine in the task of production. The
idea of social harmony is nowhere more
at home than in iermany. That is why
It is not agreeabl to us to see a peace
concluded which does not reconcile the
international point of view with our So
cial program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-17
Congress Heads Re-
frain from Discussing
Society of Nations
APPARENT DESIRE
TO OBSERVE WISH
OF PRES. WILSON
Belief Expressed That After
President COnfers with Com
mittees Of House and Senate
He Will Appear Before Joint
Session of Congress and Ex-
plain League Plan

Washington. Feb. 16.-Opinions Of
senators and representatives on the
proposed construction of the League
t, Nations was sharply crystallizing
to.ia. and there was apparent . :
er disposition to give expression to
views.
There still was uncertainty, i.uw-
ever. as to when open discussion
would begin in Congress. Although
both Democratic and Republican
leaders were disposed to observe
President Wilson's request Tor post
ponement OF debate until after he
confers, Feb. IS, with members of the
Senate and House foreign relations
committee, there would be little sur
prise If Senate discussion should de-
velop soon. possibly tomorrow
Senators Borah of Idaho, Republic
can, and Reed of Missouri, Democrat,
whose frequent addresses on the sub
ject have indicated that they oppose
am plan tor a league of atoms
which involves Observation-Disclosures
were said tonight to be considering
addresses in the near future. With
the Naval bill which authorizes a new
three-ycar building program soon to
come before the Senate, members
said they did not see how it would
be possible for senators to refrain
from discussion Of the league if only
in connection with the proposal for
international disarmament. Although
without definite information on the
subject many members Of Congress
expressed belief that after his con-
ferences with Senate and House COM
mittces. President Wilson would ap-
pear personally before Congress in
joint session TO explain and support
the proposed constitution of the
league. 1t was also regarded as en-
tirely possible that the President
might ask for some formal express
sion OF opinion from the Senate so as
TO secure the sentiments of tho
treaty ratifNing body before return
ing to Paris next month.