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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Liberals to Have
Entries in Coming
Presidential Race

ST. Louis. No, Dec. ia new po-
litical party probably will be organ
lied before July 1. it was said. at
THE National conference Of liberals
today.
A convention will be held before
midsummer at which it 10 proposed
to nominate candidates for the presi-
dency and vice-presidency. J. A Il.
HOPKINS of Morristown, n. ] chair
man of the committee Of forty-eigtlt,
which is conducting the conference.
announced.
After hours Of heated debate a
resolution was adopted opposing
compulsory military training and ser
vice, unless in time of invasion. In
opposing the resolution. Delegate
Carroll of Minot. n. D., declared that
1--WE have either got to hire an army
to protect US or assume responsible
Try for safeguarding our country Il
we adopt this resolution it means
that we are a bunch of pacifists."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
L. S. AERO DEPT.
FAVORED BY FIVE
AMERICAN ACES

Washington, Dec. 1-Five Arneri-
can aces. credited with having
nrought down more than 50 German
alruianes. advocated today before a
House subcommittee the creation
Of an aeronautical department of the
government TO coordinate all aerial
..ct:vities. The group included Cap
ain Eddie" Rickenbacker. officially
EDITED with y air victories in
rance and Major Charles j. Biddle.
pmladelphia. The five aces asserted
nat The air forces in France would
nave been much more efficient If adj
nimstered by a department Of aero
Gautics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Hub Indictments
for MOOnshining,
Sugar PrOfteering

Boston. Dec -Four indictments
for alleged operation of illicit dis
tilling apparatus and two charging
the exaction of excessive prices for
sugar were returned by the federal
grand jury today. One Of the in
dicrments resulted from a raid on
a camp in Medfield, where revenue
officers seized two stills. 40 gallons
of liquor and 100 gallons of unfin-
ished porduct. The men indicted in
this case are Francis and John Ber-
natowicz of Chelsea, Samuel Blesof-
sky and Peter Shecter of Maiden and
Abraham Marcus of Revere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
The Very Latest in
Spanish Cabinets

Madrid. Dec. manuel AIlende
salazar mas formed cabinet to take
he place of the ministry headed by
erer1ler Toca. which resigned.
The new cabinet of Premier Saia-
IA Will consist of the following:
Minister Of the interior, Fernandez
Prlda. minister of foreign affairs.
darGuis De Lena; minister of f.
nance. Count de Bugallal; minister
# war, General Vi1lalba: minister OF
marine, Admiral Flores; minister of
instruction. Natalie Rivas; minister
- lustlce. Senior Garnica; minister OF
public works. Amalio Gimeno.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Modifying Coal Orders
Sent to N. E. COMMITTEES,

Boston. Dec. 1e-Word thar tho.
Eastern Regional coal committee had
given retail stores permission to use
hsnt- heat and power for eight hours
dag, provided they actually re-
duce the heat. light and power con-
sumed by them by % per cent" was
received here tonight G. Y. Snifler
chairman of the committee. sent to,
the New England sub-coal commit =
Tee the following order:
BY authority Of the United States,
Fuel Administration and the direc-
tor-generai OF the railroads we f,ere.,
ny modify the order of December &.
restricting the use of light. heat andi
power generated by public utilities,
companies from bituminous coal or
coke furnished by or through this
committee. to allow retail stores to-
use light heat and power for eight
hours day instead of six. provided.
they actually reduce the heat. light
and power consumed by them by 25
per cent"
After the receipt of the order
James J. Storrow New England fuel
administrator. sent word of the mod
lilI<Al4Uu " Lutl IN
other New England states. He ask
ed them to communicate with local
conserrators.
Mr.. Storrow said that fuel con-.
ditions in New England could not
return TO normal before january ).
New England is not out of the.
woods" he said. There is no coal
at QUIZ railroad gateways and the
amount at tide water available fnr
loading is less than normal. Accord.
ing to the best advices it viii be at
least January before we can hope
to re-estabIish the normal flow of
coal TO New England
Il ask every store to do ITS best.
in patriotic spirit to save at least
Is per cent of it's heat and light,
upon which the grant of the regional
order is conditioned"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
BoUNCER CROP
And Top Prices for
Year'S.Harvest
Total Area Of 39o. f24y473 Acres
Piantsd-csrn still Monarch, witi,
Value Of $2914 z34.ooD - Cotton
Sseond with $2sU ,sfa,ooo.

Value Of $2,914, Z3A.0D - Cotton
Sseond with $2sZ ,efa,uo.
Washington, Dec 12-Recnrd prices
and bounttfuI productions in the val
ne Of farm crops harvested this year
to the unprecedented total Of STA
092, 740, 900. exceeding the value of
last years crops by almost ,500.-
e00, 900.
Final estimates Of production were
ISSUED today by the department Of
agriculture and values were based on
prices paid to producers December 1.
The area Of harvested crops this
year was more than 2-600,002 acres
larger than last year, amounting to a
total Of a5s, I24,473 acres.
Corn maintained its place as king
OF crops with value Of 50, 934, 234, :
00o. while cotton, including cotton
seed, was second with a total value
of $2,332,9l3.000. The hay crop was
third with $2,I2s, 087, 900. Wheat,
combining the winter and spring
crops. was fourth with 81. 02S. So, 00D
Oats. billion dollar crop last year,
reached a total Of only sS95. 6p3, 900
because Of decreased production.
Record crops Of winter wheat, rice.
sweet potatoes and hay were grown,
while the production of all wheat.
rye. and tobacco was next TO the lar
gest ever harvested
Prices paid producers were higher
this year, for every crop than they
were last year with the exception of
beans. cranberries and oranges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
MERCLAN AT ST. JOHNS
WITH FIRE IN HOLD

Boston. Dec. 12-The steamship
Mercian of the Lsyland line which
left here December 5. for Manches-
ter England. with capacity cargo.
put into St Johns. N r. today with
the cargo in the No. hold afire. ac-
cording to message received by the
agents of the line. In the No. . hold
was slowed grain. lumber. cotton
waste and other merchandise. The
steamer was half way across thu
Atlantic when the fire was discov-
cred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
50S PRODUCTION
Attained In Indiana
Soft Coal Mines
Many Miners Already At Work and
Big Additions to RANKS by Monday
-Wor,sers in Illinois and Pennsyi-
vania Returning Slowly - Claim
Operators Are Asking Reputation
Of Union

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec I--virtuAlly
% per cent. of the normal amount Of
coai produced daily in Indiana was
hoisted from the mines today and min
ing at capacity is expected TO begin
Monday. statement by officials of the
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators As
ISOLATION announced tonight.
The ranks of returned miners were
sweiied greatly today an the return
OF many more tomorrow and the 9TH
ers On Monday was predicted. The op-
orators based their statement on re-
ports from all parts of the Indiana
neids- Car shortage. il was said, would
oe the aoniy thing 70 impede normal
shlpmr1t of coal next week.
reports from outside Indiana. while
telling of the return of MANY miners.
We're not so optimistic Illinois miners.
IL was reported. are slow in returning
many instances. and a few locals in
pennsylvania reported to United Mine
workers Headquarters here that some
NINE owners had refused TO operate
Their properties unless the miners re-
pudiated the union.
Ii was believed that reports such as
those received in Pennsylvania would
be the subject of federal investigation.
Miners officials pointed out that ths
agreement reached between the govern
nent and the miners provided for re-
Turn 10 work under the same conditions
as those existing on October 81. End
declared that the union was recognized
by the operators AZ that time.
Mine operators and wholesalers in
Indiana today generally Increased the
Price of coal IA per cent This action
IL was said. was based on a clause in
most of the contract providing tina,
should the cost of production of coal
al me mines increase or decrease dur
ing lhe HE OF the contract. the cost to
me buyer should be increased or de.
creased in an amount to cover tho
inange IN cost of production. II was
stated that very little coal is pl,rchased
oy retail dealers ON contract and +ha-
therefore the price will remain a+ tho
ngure liked by the government as far
as domestic CONSUMERS are concerned.
rams Tor the federal grand Jury in
vesfigation of alleged violation of anti.
rust laws and the Lever fuel control
ac1 oy operators. miners and dealers
were continued today. The inrestiga-
ton is scheduled to begin next
wednesday. 1t is believed that CHARGES
OF contempt Of court for violation of
me federal Injunction against further
ance of the miners strike now uendinr
against "a International and dist-ic. a.
-iclais' VIII De dismissed. Hearing of
these charges is set for Tuesday morn.
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
NOONE FATHERS
TROOP ORDER TO
MINNESOTA TOWN

International Fails. Mimi. Dec. l.
Sheriff Fl. T. Intosh and County At
torney Franz Jevne tonight disclaim-
ed all responsibility for messages
sent TO the state adjutant general at
st. Paul To-Day which resulted in or
dering company Of state troops
from st. Cloud as consequences Of
the strike of few railroad employees
at International Falls. The officials
said that the city was quiet and that
troops were not necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
SIGNS LOOK GOOD
TO Russ SOVIET

London. Dec. 1.-THE third year
Of the Soviet government begins UNI
der very good omens" says Boil
shivik communication received here
from Moscow today
This year viii be the last year of
the Bourgeoisie's rule on EARTH the
dispatch adds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
TAYLOR HELD
IN WOOD-PHE
BOMB CASE

Portland. Me-, Dec. 12.-Randau Fl.
Taylor of South Gorham, charged
with placing Powder filled stick of
wood in the wood pile of hIs broth
er-in-law, Emery Moulton. 10 days
ago, waived a hearing in the munich
pal court today and was held for the
grand jury. His bail was reduced
from $1,000 to $1,000, with the con-
sent of the assistant county attor-
ney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Vnlistas Forced
Out of MuZuuiZ

Eagle Pass, Texas, Dec. 12.-The
villistas who captured Muxquiz, Goa
hula, Tuesday. werea-<ffven out Of
the town today and have fed to the
mountains. according to Mexican
Consular G. M. Seguin tonight Tran
cisco Villa was in command Of the
force. the consular announced. fol-
lowing visit to military headauar
tors in Piedras Nesras, opposite
Eagle Pasz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Big Jess Caught
Grating In Wood

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. IA fed
eral warrant charging profiteering in
the sale Of cord wood. a violation of
the Lever Act, was issued late to-
day for Jess Willard. former heavy
weight champion. by Fred Robert
son, United States district attorney
Tor KaosRA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
TO EASE OFF ON RESTRICTIONS
SOON AS SITUATION WARRANTS
BIG COAL OPERATORS ARE SORE

Assert Garfield Plan of Settlement Ihterfered
with by Govt Heads Who Had Little KnowI-
edge of Situation Believe People and Oper-
atOrs Now in Hands of United Mine Work
ers of America of Coal Contracted
for Before IA Per Cent Increase Can Be
Raised to Absorb Difference, Fuel Admin
istratlOn Rules
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
JAP MIDDIES
ARRIVE AT FRISCO

San Francisco. Calf, Dec L.
Carrying II graduates of the Imper-
ial Japanese Naval Training Acad-
envy, the Japanese training ship
arrived in port early today. She will
remain for a week and then will
visit San Diego
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
TUG BISON SAFE
. NOVA SCOTIA

Halifax. ". s.. Dec 1.-THE Unit
ed States Shipping Board tug Bison.
which was believed to have been Iost
in the Gulf of St Lawrence. has ar
rived safely at Port Hastings. n. S.
according TO private advices received
here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
PUT @. 4. ON N. Y.
RAINBOW SUGAR

New York. Dec. 12-Analysis by
the health department of rainbow"
sugar which was reported to haze
made children sick after eating it,
revealed no injurious ingredients.
Health Commissioner Copeland an
nounced tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13

Of Republicans H a S
Endorsement Lodge

SD1a4h9 @O24Ss FNSPsS~S~ - @ss'''''-
tee to Outline in Advances Policies,
Subject to cnnvention's Aereptance
Platform Piansss Should Be Care
fully Selected
Washington. Dec. I2-SenAtnr Lodge
Of Massachusetts. Republican LEADER
in the Senate. issued a statement To-
night approving the plan adopted by
the Republican National committee
for committee on policy to formu-
late a preliminary statement on
which the National convention may
base its formal declaration in adopt
ing a platform for the 1870 campaign.
The policy committee consists OF
L members Of the National commit
tee and 10 or SO other mm who rep
resent different interests in the
country, such as the farmers, labor,
business. etc. to consider different
questions to be dealt with in the par
~ platform.
THE committee on resolutions,
said Senator Lodge. usually sits two
days and two nights continuously.
They work under great pressure
They are overwhelmed with all sorts
Of crude propositions. hastily pre-
pared and with constant pressure
from local and special interests here
and there. The result is apt to be in
many respects. apart from the very
leading issues. series of more or
less confused compromises.
'T think the question Of what is TO
go into a national platform ought to
have longer and better consideration
than this and that all those who rep
resent serious interests and who de-
sire some declaration in the platform
ought TO have an opportunity To
prepare il and bring it before the
committee. Resolutions prepared IN
this way would represent care and
thought and preparation by the peo-
pie who have given long and especial
consideration to the questions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13

Refuses to Be Separat-
ed from Berkman
NOTORIOUS Female Of the Spocioa,
Red. Gives Up Fight A0sinsk De-
or-ation-prefsss IL to Continued
Residence on Ellis Isiand-s&ands
Out 4 Few Sarcastic Remarks

Residence on Ellis Isisnd-s+ands
Gu. Few Sarcastic Remarks
New York. Dec. 11-Rather than
he separated from Alexander Berk-
man. her companion Of years Emma
Goldman announced tonight through
aer altorney that she had abandoned
he- egal fight in the supreme court
70 prevent her deportation to Soviet
Russia with Berkman and some 80
Other -adicals.
Barry Weinberger, her attorney, IN
IL .et.er 10 Assistant Attorney-Gen-
era Stewart at Washington asked
.hat Miss Goldman's application for
a wat of error or appeal and re-
lease on bail be withdrawn. He
sald that this request was made 'in
view If the statement made by your
.iepar-lnent and the commissioner
general of immigration that Emma
GOLDMAN and Alexander Berfzman
ana Dther Russians will be departed
within 10 days to Soviet Russia"
The letter said Miss Goldman pre-
felred TAIL or deportation ito cQn-
rinued custody on Ellis Island"
The refusal of the supreme court
% delay Berkmans deportation, the
a,turney said, had also led Miss
t;aidman to abandon her fight He
1uoted her as saying IF Berkman
must go. I and the rest will so with
nm Later a statement was is
sued uy Miss Goldman in which she
SAID:
desire b go as soon as possi-
be 10 Soviet Russia and I expect
me government to keep its promise
% deport Berkman and myself as
we'll rs other Russians within 10
days.
Citizenship by naturalization to-
DAY Is no protection to any former
alien
She said that the sudden calling for
her deportation showed the hysfe-
I'd of the government officials" and
hat she did not expect that she
would be given time to arrange her
many business and personal at
fairs"
Characterizing the government
action as like that of ''the Car of
old Russia" Miss Goldman contin-
aed:
Il expect while in Soviet Russia
10 read shortly of American-born
citizens being depnrted from Ameri-
q to the Island of Guam or some
other colonial possession Of America.
iespite the constitution which, guar
anteas free speech and free press"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
THE WEATHER
RAIN OR SNOW

Northern New England: Rain or
snow Saturday; Sunday fair and
much colder
Southern New England Rain Sat
urday; Sunday fair and much cold
er.
Eastern New York: Rain Satur-
day; Sunday fair and much colder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Colorado Completes
Ratification of
Woman Suffrage

Denver. Col. Dec 12--Colorado TODAY
completed ratification of the woman
suffraga amendment to the federal con-
stitutiun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Boston Forecast

Saturday unsettled. occasional
rains; Sunday fair and much colder;
strong south winds shifting to west
and northwest and reaching gale
force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
Take 6eed Care Of Year
Battery this Winter

" you lay up the oar, let us stors
the battery, No matter Whst tn.
make. We viii rsturr Il in thss
spring full Of psp and ready to 90 an.
the job. Wet stors9s $3.o0 a sea-
san.
Call A5f-W
Hartford So. Gsraps, Augusta, Me-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-13
IRISH CLAIMS
To Recognition as Re
public to Fore

Before Aii-oay Session Of House
COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs -
Occasion Was Consideration Of Sill
Appropriating Funds to Send U. s.
Representative to Government Set
Up by insuryent Irish Republicans
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01

Vos,uRufe.s pr~eyH ca ny.
,-,oi,arh n7IESNIEA ClfITt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01

Zurych, % czerwca. - Dzisiejsze
dziennlki berlinskie oznajmiaja. re pO-
niechano zamiaru utworzelia autono-
micznych rcpublik na kresach wschO-
dnich. Niemieckie Rady ludowe pOro-
zumia}y sic z Radiant polskimi i W "a
cznej proklamacyi zarzadRiy OIL ludnO-
Sci utrzymania por2adku i spokOju.
Ola utrzymanla bezpieczenstwa ma bye
sformOwana ObywateIska straz niemie-
cko-polska, kt6ra dzlaiat bedzle pod
wsp6lna komenda oficer6w polskich
niemieckich.
Jak donosi ,,Berliner Tagehlatt" z
Kr6lewca, Rada pro %iucyonalna Prus
Wschodnich wystosowaIa Odezwe do
Rady robotniczej tejAe prowincyi, "a
woiujqc do unikania wszelkiego pozoru
stawlania oporu postanOwieniem trak-
tatu pokojowego, jakkOlwiek "nicspra-
wiedliwego'. Naleay poloayc kres wszel
kiej W tym kierunku agitacyi czynni-
k6w ME odpowiedzialnych. w ~okregach
kt6rych ma bye przeprowadzonym pie
biscyt wsr6d Mazur6w, wszystko mo-
ina jeszcze uczynic ola korzyStnego ma
strojenia ludnOSci ma rzecz Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
Cflca naleiec do Polski.

Warszawa, 81 czerwca. - Wy
dial prasowy M~inisterstwa Spraw
Zagranicznych komunikuje:
Zjazd ludnoSci wiejskiej z guber-
nil Wilehskiej odbyi sic W dniach
IS i 10 czerwca, W Whine W obec-
noSci 1873 delegat0w sminnych z O.
kreg6w Troki, Oszmiany, %Swiecany,
Ida, Wilno, Dzisna i Minsk. Przy-
jeto uchwaie "a nawiazaniem scis--
lych stosunk6w z Polska W dziedzi-
ME ekonomicznej / cywilizacyjnej.
oraz rezolucye wyrazajaca gleboKa
radosG Wi%elotysiecznej lddnosci re-
prezentowanej ma zjezdzie z powodu
wyzwolenia kraju z jarzma nieprzy-
iacielskiego przez wojska polskie'
Stwierdzajaca wreszcie niezlomna
wole p%ozostania ma zawsze W. zjedno-
czeniu 2 Rzeczypospolita Polska W
jednem pa1stwie. w koncu wypowie
dziano 1yczenle n~awiazania stosun-
k6w przyjaznych Z ludzmi, ktorych
los zlaczony z nami. (nastepuja pod
pisy).'
Tenze Djazd w~ystosowal do Ma
czelnika. Panstwa depesze nastepu-
jaca:
Wv dzieG Bozego Gala, pc ra%
pierwszy o%bchodzony swobodnie v
Whine. oswobodzonem jarzma obce-
go Zjazdu ludnosci w~;ejskiej, W gu
przez bohaterskie wojska Rzeczy-
pospolitej, my, uczestnicy p~ierwsze.
go Zjazdu ludnoSci wiejskiej, W gu
bernii Wilehskiej, przesyIamy Panu
z glebi naszeso serca wezoraneso
miIoScia ola Polski, hold wdzleczno-
sci "a wyzwolenie naszej ziemt. z ia
rzma bolszewickiego i "a pozwole-
ME nam zlaczenia losu z Polska u
k%ochanl'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
z WILKES BARRE, PA.

Marya Aleksandrowicz, 20letnia
gluchoniema dziewczyna zamieszka-
Ia W Port Griffith, zostaia przejecha-
ma przez pociag kolejowy w poblizu
Evan kopalni pennsylvanskiej. Me
szczesliwa' dziewczyne strasznie pora
Mona przewieziono do szpitala W
Pittston, gdzie wkr6tce zmarla.
- Tusejszemu sadowi opiekuhcze
mu przedloiny byi rachunek pogrze-
bowy po niejakim Tomaszu Jano--
wicz, z Duryea, ma sumo ~sS72.25c
w sumie tel policzono ma trumne
$3.50, a ma skrEynie do kt6rej trum-
ne w~kfRdaja sos. Rachunek TAXI
przedloiyl pogrzebowy Antoni Kizis,
a zmariym byi g6rnik, kt6ry cafego
majstku zostawii $4,000. Rachunek
TAXI wydai sic sadowi opieku6czemu
zanadto naciagniety 1 skreslii ten4e
o $500. Me ma to dzisiaj jak bye
przedsiebiorca pogrEebowym, najfat,
wiejszy spos6b do zrobienia picnic
dry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01
Nadzieja tanszego wyrobu chemicz.
nyCh barw.

Washington, D. C. u Departamen
tn Rolnictwa). Tahszy wyr6b barw-
nik6w chemicznych | medycznych
preparat6w stale sic rZeczywisto--
scia. TAX orzekli eksperci chemicy
PREY Departamencie Rolnictwa, kt6-
rzy cd ~dtuzszego czasu czynili dos-
wiadczenia W tym kierunku, uwien
czone pomyslnym skutkiem. z poczy
nionych W ten spos6b wynalazkoW
korzystac beda fabrykanci chemika-
low W calym kraju. ably zas tajem-
MICA ME zostala zdradzona do kaz--
del fabryki, korzystajacej z tego wy
nalazku, delegowany bedzie Rzaao-
WV Chemik, pod kt6rego kierunkiem
roboty. te prowadzone beda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-01

WyjaSnlwSzy %znaczenic paistwa | o.
bywatela ze %stanowiska katolickieSo, O.
raz ich stoSunk0w wzajcmnych, PREY
czem wartoSG i Sumicnie obywatelskie
stanowia najtrwalsza ~pOdwaline 10
$ciOia. pOwiala dalei Kapica:
,,DuchOw:cnStwo G6rnego Slazka ma
wypadek zmiany panStwa ME wyrzek-
mic sic swych uczuc wicrnosci ola
paGstwa. lccz %przcnicSic jc ma nova OF
czyZtlc. DuchOwienstwN G6rno-SlaHiie
utworzy w ten SpoSGb Ola Polski pier
wszorzedny czynnik konScrwacyi pan.
stwowsj. Gdyby niekt6rzy kap}ani mic
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nym Slqsku. Wtenczas G0rny Slask
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| pruskiej potesi cenne byfy bOgactwa
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