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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
TIsE COMMISSION PANACEA

A politician when asked 10 do
something turns Il over 10 a COM
mission.
when a real reformation Is de-
manded we turn Il over 10 a CON-
mission.
when the people demand that the
prontecr be gone after with a
club and his profits rednced. the
politician replies. Let's have a
commission.
4 price investigating commission
in one state proposes the creation
OF a state trade commission" The
commission. n approved. would b.
getting into working order In about
two years from now. In the mean
time we a worry along on the
prospect OF having a trade CON-
mission In 1921.
State capiiols are crowded 10
house excess commissions. boards
and clerks.
A business body together. instead
Of is urging new commissions,
would strike out OF existence near
~ ihree-fourths Of those that We
nov have. The common law. CON-
mo sense law. has any number Of
teeth 10 Il when applied In earnest
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
cEOLOcIsT SAYS THERE Is OIL
NEAR CHAMA, NEW MEXICO

Chama. n. NJ Oct. s.-Professor
Fayette A. Jones OF the New Mexico
State School OF Mines, In company
with a party OF biologists, has Just
completed a study OF the geological
conditions In regard 10 oil In New
Willow Creek district near Chama
and Terra Amarillo. Rio Arriha
County. New Mexico.
Professor Jones, who has had an
extensive experience IN oil geology
and has visited the famous oil
fields OF Texas and Wyoming. has
stated that In his opinion the oil
structures Of Rio Arriha county are
nor plainly defined and that the
general conditions are better and
more favorable for oil than in ans
field he has ever visited. and hs
regards the outcome Is certain
he gave considerable lime 70 lh'
study OF these structures. as I
large number OF Inquiries are be-
ing received daily regarding tn
possibilities Of finding oil In thes'
structures.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
SENIORITY IN THE ARMY
rs NOW m DsFAvOR
with Exception Of Influence" TN
Scheme u Approved By All.

8ENN'
The recent announcement OF
General March, chief OF staf. that
the war department has abandoned
the old plan Of making promotions
according 10 seniority, in favor OF
advancement by selection, will be
hailed with delight by those who
feel that all other considerations
except capabiliiy should be waived
in choosing officers 10 on vacan-
lcics in higher ranks. Under the
monthly rating system perfected
during the war, which provided
for reports from each commanding
officer OF the work and fitness OF
his subordinates. the selective plan
0f promotion was found 10 give
good results; and II II worked well
under chaotic war conditions II
should be still more satisfactory In
lpeace times.
The objection will he raised that
1.-The selective plan will give oppor-
tunity for display Of favoritism
that on the pretense that he iF bet
tier qualified an officer with influ-
%ential friends or political connec-
tiOns will be Jumped" over the
head Of another officer, his senior
and equally or more capable, bal
having no pull" This will have
10 be guarded against. There vii
be heart-burnings IN any event
hnd even though the charge be un-
true II will be a temptation TO al
onicer who has been passed ovel
10 attribute the advancement O.
his competitor 10 political intrigue
The feelings Of the individual Of.
Ulcers will have 10 be subordinate
10 the good Of the service, and !
Ia youthful lieutenant shows
4. quicker grasp Of military science
, more energy, and the ability 3
} handle men. IN a greater degree
than one who has been longer Il
lthe service. the former should b
promoted IN preference 70 the lat
! Ter; for the welfare Of the arm
: Is more important than the feeling
} 'of the man who has been sgper
lseded.-Exchange.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
TYING Up OIL PRODUCTION.

Lawyers. courts. state and federal
officials consume public funds but
add nothing 10 Tn production OF
the country.
After tying up nearly S500.O00.-
900 worth Of oil lands in California
in litigation for seven years the
case will now be appealed.
Local and federal courts have
decided that the lands were right
fully obtained by individuals and
companies for mineral oil produe-
ton.
But Of course. Il makes fees and
important litigation that employs
an army Of federal attorneys and
other court officials 10 appeal.
What do the official classes care
whether We are running short on
oil OF oil products OF not so long
a. they can draw salaries.
Government has become an awful
nightmare in more ways than one
and Is the principal obstacle 10 re-
turn Of normal conditions.
between officials obstructing anc
harassing industries and radi.
oalism destroying business conf.
dence our country Is between IN,
devil and the deep sea.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
NEW MEXICO STATE NEWS
GATHERED FROM ALL OvEI
New Town Of willard 10 Have
Street Ll0hts-Boy Drowned.


There being considerable talk re-
garding the outbreak OF influenza
at Fort Summer, the matter wa
taken up with Mr.. croke, manager
of the Mountain States Telephone
company, who gathered the follow
Ing facts: Mrs. Bob Mckenzie
well known here, Is a sick woman
with the i1u. and has been taken D.
Albuquerque for treatment On'
OF the Summer operators Is serious
by IN with the same malady, ant
four cases Of diphlheria, at first
supposed 10 be influenza. have de-
veloped al Fort Summer, some Of
them being doubtful cases as d
seriousness and % far as known
the situation Is well In hand a
that place-Roswell News.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY
! BORDER SOLDIERS 10 DIsBANn
disappointed Because they Didn't
Get Overseas Scrtire.

A special train consisting OF four
ears and about 200 soldiers passed
through Albuquerque last night
IRON the border 10 points In the
n.rth aud eastern part OF the coun-
where the men will be demob-
lived
These men are regulars who en-
listed for the duration Of the war,
the majority Of whom served about
two years and seven months. They
were In a manner, a disappointed
bunch Of soldiers. for their entire
time was served ON the Mexican
border, mono OF them getting over
seas. The only active service seen
by these troops was m the -Juarez
drive" last June when they crossed
the border and drove the Nillistas
out Of Juarez.
These men were OF the 9Th and
9th engineers and will be demob-
hizcd as follows: "a at Fort d. A
Russell. wyo.: 90 at Camp Taylor
Louisville, Ky; 70 al Camp Dix,
n. " and 10 at Camp Devens
The boys were strong boosters
for the ladies Of the local Red
Cross canteen, for. according Il
many they had had the first real
coffee seen ON their trip 90 far
ind other things were equally a
good. Our hats are OF 10 thos'
ladies" one husky sergeant remark
led.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03

Mexico City, Oct a-,Iack John
SON. former heavyweight champion
Of the world knocked out Kid Cut
Ter In the sixth round Of their 20
round match here this morning.
After one Of the preliminary
bouts q quarrel enaued over a de-
cision given BY Antonio earahi. the
referee. and sarah drew a revolt
Yer and dangerously wounded Mig
uel Mendizabel, one Of the judges.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE
WINS FIRST TWO GAMES

Clncinnati, o. Oct 3-The Gin
.cinnati Reds ughtened .aeir GRASP
on the series flag by defeating the
Chicago White sox 4 70 2. As they
also won the opener yesterday
they need but three more games %
land the series
Cincinnati has developed In The
brief period Of The series so far q
habit OF celebrating the fourth
Is nothing patriotic about II
for In this victOFy-mad town Che
fourth" means an inning not Q
holiday. -
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03


Roma. Oct 3-"Isching palms
were extended 10 the enlisted per-
Isonnel attached TO General Per-
Ishine's aiaH during the American
Icommander-in-chiers visit 10 Rome.
Cab drivers. professional guides
professional besgars. novelty ven
|dora and suidcbook sellers preyed
upon the American doughboys
with avidity. One soldier paid 80
10 be driven from The station 10 st.
Peters a trip ordinarily costing toc
or, by trolley. 4 cents.
Professional guides reaped a har-
west Al the Coliseum and Al 81
Peters. where they played the part
lof "confidonce" men by offering
10 take the soldiers 10 parts Of
these monuments not ordinarily
open 10 the public. A guide al the
coliseum exacted a. taking three
privates and q sergeant through
the upper tiers while another
guide al 81. Peters demanded 81
for taking two boys through the
Vatican museum. both Of which are
free 10 the public.
A cab driver agreed 10 take three
privates over the ancient Appian
way for 20. He took them on a
"TRIP Of the city Of Rome for about
an hour. told them they had seen
all and demanded his fare, which
was paid.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
Gallup POsiOaIee Applicant

The civil service examination for
the postmaster al Gallup was held
under the direction Of Captain
Bush. local secretary OF Albuquer-
que. The following applicants took
the examination: Dan Brentari
n. ]. Mercy, Frank Caravan. q
w. Fowler. G. T. Shively. w. J
|Burnap. After taking the examin-
Mr.. shively withdrew his ap-
|plication@Gallup independent.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
Des Molncs Posipsnes Fair.

Owing 10 the fact that some Of
the features desired for the Des
Moincs fair could not be secured
before October ~, Il has been de-
|cided 10 postpone the fair until
that date. II Is thought that by
Changing the date a better fair
can be given and as the Ration fair
closes on October 3.
The election OF officers for the
Old Settlers association will ais,
be postponed until October a ans
will take place as announced at th'
Swastika ofice-Des Moines swa.
stika News.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
MISS TAFr WISHES PROFESSORS
WOULD ORGANIZE STRIKE

Bryn Mawr, Pa, Oct a--Miss
Helen Taft acting president Of the
Bryn Mawr college, declsred today
In an address before the alumni
conference In The Byrn Mawr cam
paign for ei.Oo0.000 10 increase
faculty remuneration. that she
wished the professors Of the coun-
try would organize a union strike
for higher salaries.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03

AT a meeting Of the city council
last week a contract was let for
the grading Of several blocks OF
the streets and a franchise granted
the willard Electric Light COM
pany for the installation OF a
lighting system.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
HOBBY STATEMENT CAUSES
MExICANs TO STOP TOUR
Message 10 Organizations Says
National Feelings Injured.

Message 10 Organizations Says
National Feelings Injured.
Declaring that the national feel
'ings" have been hurt by a declara-
'tion Of Governor Hobby's, Zeferino
Dominguez, assistant secretary OF
agriculture, who WIS heading an
excursion OF Mexican farmers and
business men into Texas on an ed
ucational tour In October. has ad-
Ivscd Chamber OF Commerce that
The tour has been called OF. The
message follows:
"Hobby's declaration hurt nation
al feelings. Excursion impossible,
Details mailed. Sorrowfully.
~zEFERlNo DOMINGUEZ'
Further details have not been
received. From other sources II
Il understood that the situation Il
attributed 10 Governor Hobby's dec
iaratioR made al a banquet given
In his honor al FL Paso on August
18th IN which he advocated friendly
intervention in Mexico.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
F0RT SUMNER mas ~ FLU
CASES, mAcERllAN HAS

Santa Re. n. N. Oct s-Aulhor-
itntlse reports u the state health
department shows thai Fort Sum-
MGR hiss i2 cases OF influenza and
haeermam has nine. Ono case was
reported from On Albuquerque hos
pital last week, originating else
where.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03
SOME CLASS 10 THE DEMINC
UNION CARPENTERS

The Demlng Local Of the Car
penlars' Union have been busy the
past few days building booths for
the exhibitors OF the Luna County
Fair. They have shown their IN
.erest in boosting local activities
by donating their work.-Demlnl
Graphic.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-03

The Royal Blues OF the Path
Infantry intend 10 be a humdineer
meaning the last word in club
affairs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24

krwi wylaia "a sw6j jezyk j swoja
Ware po rozbiorach, ola z~iszczenia
wiekowej nadziei - przywr6cenia
wolnosci, kt6ra dzisiaj jest faktem
rzeczywistym.. OBJ. Bronis}aw Ko--
walewski ,oznjamii zebranym, re
W czwartek, W dzien ,,D1iekczynie-
MIA, odbedzie sic W sail ,,Kosciusz-
XII, PREY 48ej i Wood ul., wiec pro-
testacyjny przeciwko dzisiejszemu
pochodowi zydowskiemu. Prosi{, ably
rodacy i rodaczki jak %rajliczniej sic
zgromadzili. R6wnoczeSnie oswald
cyl, re W niedalekiej przyszfosci
beda wracac chiopcy z armii pol
skiej do domowych pieleszy | Jak
dzielnica Town of Lake cd pocZatku
do konca rekrutacyi entuzyastycz-
ME zegnala owych zUch6w, tax te-
raz 2 ia sama %ceremonia przyjmo-
wac ich bedzie. Zaznaczy} W imieniu
Gminy 12S z n. P. i Towarzystw ko-
Scielnych, ie ma sail odbedzie sic
kolekta ma przyjecie owych zoinie-
rzy przeznaczoua, do kt6rej powo-
{ak panic representative Towarzystw
aahskich. Kolekta przyniosia $SO.64.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24

Ojczyzny. Slusznie mowia ci zacni o.
bywatele; Polska ~potrzebuje pomo-
cy i ratunku, DO syuowie jej i corki
gina z glodu i zimna. Nadeszia chWi
la upragniona i re n~areszcie docze-
kalismy sic tel wznios3ej chwili' IL
Matka-Ojczyzna nasza powstaia z
wiekowego letargu do aycia; zmar-
nowana, ograbiona i zniszczona, pro
81 i blaga o ratunek swych wsp6f-
braci DO "a oceanem. Zatem rodacy
/ rodaczki, ~powyasze Towarzystwo
Pan, postanowiio urSadzE trzydnio-
wy bazaar ma 6w ~szlachetny eel. Po-
zostaja jeszcze diva dni, a mianoWi-
Gle: sroda wiecz6r i czwartek, dnia
27go, W swieto ,Dziekczynienia' po-
poiudniu i wiecz6r. Komitet urzadza
lacy 6w bazar s%podziewa sic jak nal
liczniejszego wsp6ludzialu re stro-
ny rodaczej, a doch6d z tegoz zapeW-
ne otrze niejedna lie niewinnie 81
nacych 2 g4odu dziatek oraz naszych
matek | ojc6w. Zatem wszyscy
winni spieszyt ma bazar W przyszfa
Srode i czwartek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24
JADWIGOWA.

W parafii Sw. Jadwigi, kt6rej pro-
boszczem jest x. Jan B. Obyrtacz,
C. R., rozpoczai sic wczoraj try
dniowy bazar, W sail parafialnej
PREY Hamilton i Lyndale ul., ciesza-
cy sic og6lnem poparciem i powo-
dzeniem. Jest n~adzieja, re przyszle
diva dni beda ~jeszcze pomyslniejsze.
Powyzszy bazaar urzadzony jest sta
raniem sympatycznego T~owarzyst--
wa DobroczynnoSci pod opieka Sw.
Jadwigi, z ikt6rego czysty dochod
przeznaczony jest nd dzieci ofia.
wojny W Polsce. Parafianie oraz
przyjaciele z s~asiednich parafii. kt6-
rzy wczoraj odwiedzili bazar = po-
wiedzieli = re to 'trzeba, DO to ola
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24
WoJNY
2 JUGOSLAWIA

Belgrad, "a. listopada. - Wy
dane tn W sobote p~opofudniu pol
urDedowe oSwiadczenie optewa:
,Wojska d'Anunzia SIERRA ter
ror w lara. Ci'z mieszkailcow,
ktorzy ME nosza odzna& z barwa-
mi wioskiemi i napisami: nWlo-
chy albo Smierc" - narazeni So
na zaczepki i ataki. Jugoslowianie
pozbawieni sa opieki szukaja
schronienia W swoich domach.
,,Whoscy oficerowic powiado--
mill JugosSowian, re d'Anunzio
przybedzie do Sebenico (17 mil ma
poIudniowy wsch6d cd Tryestu)
dnia % listopada jake ,,oswobo-
dziciel Dalmacyi i protektor Car
aogory, ktoa jeczy pod jarzmem
rajbardziej barbarzyTiskiej ME
wolf"
,Wedle zaS depeszy nadeszlej
re Spalato, d'Anunzio zamierza
zajac Gala DaImacye az pc Ma
renta i oswobodzic Czarnogore.
przyfaczajac do niej Cattaro. ope-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24

ably wstepowali do m%arynarki a
merykanskiej, poczem by sic
zbuntowali i oddali okrety sowie-
ckiemu rzadowi w Rosyi. Wczo-
raj, przesluchiwaI radykalow ma
wyspie Ellis komitet emigracyjny
by przyspieszyc ich deportacye.
Szescdziesiat czerwonych, rozmai
tych wyzuah, z ktorych wieksza
czeSc trzymana Jest W sledztwie,
oswiadczyla, sic "a posluszen-
stwem do radykalnych Przeko-
nafi. Jeden z Mich smialo poWie-
dial reprezentantowi A. Johnso-
nowi, re przyjdzie dzien, kiedy
bedzie za}owal "a m~ieszanie sic
do spraw anarchistow.
Welding A. Johnson'a, statysty
ka pokazGJe, re o9/ anarchlstow
zostalo aresztowanych Cd Ego lu-
tego 1917 r. do l listopada tego 70
XII, zaS Z tel liczby 90 bylo depor
towanych.
P. Johnson oswiadczy} sic "a
tenn, ably kazden obcokrajowiec,
lqdujacy ma Ellis, by} deportowa-
ny, iezeli tylko jego zapatrywania
sa zgodne Z I. w. w. Powiada
Oil, re kazdego dnia przedostaje
sic kolo 100 radykaiow do Anne
ryki przez Meksyk. w Japonii i
Szwajcaryi r~adykalni staraja sic
"a .wszelka cene przedostac do
Ameryki. Tamte rzady ME po-
zwalaia ma szerzenie szkodliwych
nauk, dlatego chca sic oni pre-
&iizgnac tutaj, by szerzyc zgubne
rauki ! dZieio zniszczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24
I OBCHODU L|STOPAOOWEGO
" DzIELNICY TOWN OF
LAKE,

WcZoraj w parafii u. W. sw. Jana
Bozego, pr7y So. Throop ul., popoiu-
dniu odbyl sic zapowiedziany 90
chod rocznicy powstania l~istopado-
e ku czci polegiych bohaterow
powstania r. 1868, jak rowniez na
Geese tych, kt6rzy pClegli ma polu
chwaly we Francyi W ostatniej VOL
ME swiatowej. o godzinie 2ej popo-
ludniu, poczely sic zbieraG czionko-
vie j cz4onkinie Towarzystw TAX
koScielnych jak i narcdowych z Cd
znakami i sztandarami ma dziedzin-
GU parafialnym. o godzinie 2:3O,
udali sic wszyscy ma nieszpory do ko-
Sciola, kt6re odpraTil miejscoWy
wikary. X. Jan Stoinski. Pc nieszpo-
rach, odbylo sic blogoslawie1stWo 2
| NajSw. Sakramentem. Pc nabozehst-
vie udano sic do sail Sherman par
ku. gdzie sic odbyl Cbch6d 2 dobo-
rowym programem. Public:nosG 2e-
bra}a sic tax l~icDnie, il trudno byfo
wszystkich pomieScit. Sala byia "a
pelniona po brzegi - slicznie ude-
korowana flagami j festonami o
barwach narodowch. Wida6 byio, IL
W parafii tel So wszyscy patryotycL-
ME ~usposobieni, ~przejeci zapaiem !
uIiloscia otczyzny, kt6rzy chetTe
spieszyli ma obch6d. by ~wsp6lnie PREY
pomnieG sobie wiekopomna przesz-
lose narodu Polskiego. Obch6d "a
gail W nieobecnoSci proboszcza X.
Konsultora Ludwika >Grudzinskiego,
X. Franciszek Tyrcha, miejscowy a.
systent, wyjaSniajac eel zebrania
W kr6tkich siowach, poczem powo-
lal ma przewodniczacego p. j. Scigal-
skiego, a ma sekretarza p. Lipinskie.
| go. Pierwszym numerem programL
| byl Spiew ch6ru parafialnego p. W.
sw. Cecylii. pod dyrekcya p. Fran
ciszka Maiinowskiego, kt6ry wykonaf
,,Wiazanke Listopadowa"; nastep-
ME panienka Leokadya Walezak, wy
| ~powiedziala deklamacye p. t.. ,,Byta
i bedzie Polska". Pc dek!amacyi
nastapil Spiew dzieci szkolnych,. Cd
swietnie przybranych. Deklamacye
wypowiedzial maiy uczeh J6zef Pru.
dirk. Nastepnie Tow. Spiewu i dra-
matu Vista, odSpiewalo ,,Polska
moja O~jczyzna", z crery Verdiego,
pod dyrekcya p. Zygfryda Filisiewi-
CA. PAM Magdalena Milewska, dy-
| rektorka T.. n. P, wypowiedziala
move O ,,MiloSci Ojczyzny". Now
czyni W wymownych s3owach wyiu-
szczyla znaczenie prawdziwej milo
sci Ojczyzny, przytaozajac zarazem
z bistoryi niezbite lowody miiosci
Polak6w ola uciem'eAonej Ojczyzny.
| Nastepnie PIP. Wiktorya Konecka !
Jadwiga FNrmaniak, o~dSpiewaay
duet PREY akompanIamencie forte
pianu. Deklamacye p. t. do Pol
skich Matek', wypowiedziata pa
| nienka Myszkowska. Dzieci szkolne
odspiewaly ,,Jak wsplniaia nasza po
stac". PREY akomp. fortepianu p. FL.
| Malinowskiego. Parma Piontkowska,
wypowiedziafa deklaracye o movie
polskiej. Tow. Spie~u i dramatu
.,Lira", wykona}o ,W;azanke Melo-
dyi Polskich" (Chopina) pod batu-
ia D. J. Jakajtysa. Deklamacye
,,Gdzie ma Ojczyzna', wypowiedzia-
Ia p. NJ. S~widerska. Solo ma skrzyp-
each odegrala panienka Cecylia For
maniak. Nastepnie okolicznoscioWq
move wypowiedzial y. Francis7ek
Tyrcha, kt6ry W dobitnych siowach
wykaza{ co Polska wycierpiala i lie
b6H
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-24

mice sic W tel sprawie osobiscie z
tamtejszym rzadem. Wyjazd ten
moze opoznic podpisanie tego pro
tckoSu, a tenn samem i finalna ra-
ryfikacye traktattD wersalskiego,
ktora byk zapowiadana ma przy-
SHY poniedziafek. Niemoy "a
czynaja coraz silniej oponowac
Iprzeciwko podyktowanemu i'm
wspomnianym protokolom obo-
wiazkowi uiszczenia sic z odszno-
dowania "a zatopienie floty swej
W Scapa Flow.
KRoTKIE K~ABLOGRAMY.
Berlin, "a. listopada. Die
Boersen Zeitung" donosi, re kra-
FACE tn pogioski o rzekomem zu-
peSnem opanowaniu przez anne
rykanskich przemyslowcow ca1e-
go ~przemyslu ma Gornym Slasku
So nieprawdziwe.
|. Madryt, "a. listopada. - Wsku-
tex panujacego tn strajku pieka-
rzy miasto pozbawione zostaio w
zupefnoSci chleba.
Budapeszt, "a. listopada. w
skiad ,nowego, formowacego
przez Karola Hrszara gabinetI
wegierskiego, wejdzie kilku socy-
alist6w, miedzy mimi zaS pan Pre-
Yer.
Bruksela, "a. listopada. - Nr6l
Albert powierzyI sformowanie no
wego gabinetu obecnemu prenie-
rowi Delacroix. Ma to byG9gabi-
net koalicyjny, W ktorym repre-
zentowani beda take socyalisci.
Paryz, "a. listopada. W o.
waznych kolach t~utejszych cape
wniajs, re ME nalezy sic spodzie-
wac, ably Alianci sformuAowall
definitywnie pred wiosna kurs
polityki swej odnoSnie do Rosy.
Praga, "a. listopada. Gazety
tutejsze podaja obliczenia bylego
ininistra Stritsky'ego, wedle hto-
rych produhcya wegla W Czecho-
sAowacyi spadia do 80 procent pro
dukcyi normalnej.
Toxic, "a. listopada. - Japonia
wyeiaIa 4 kontrtorpedowcc do Flu
Czau w Chinsch, celem sth1mic--
MIA tam antijaponskich rozru-
chow.
Berlin, "a. listopada. - Gene
raj Eberhardt, ktorego rad ME
miecki mianowal W miejsce gene
rala Won der Gotta, przebywa O.
becnie, ma Litwie w miescie SEA
vii, a ,~,zelazna brygada" Won der
Gotta znajduje sic W drodze po-
wrotnei do Niem5ec.
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czo dzieki pOmocy wszystkrch lu-
dzi dobrej wolf. JednaSowoz, po-
wiada encyAika, Oiciec Sw. "a
wi6dl sic w-tych nadziejach, gdyz
re w~szystkich stron ,dochodzi
zafosne echo niepodobnych do o.
pisania cierpien, sPowodowanych
brakiem zywnoSci i odziezy."
Przechodzac z kolei do Prac do
konanych przez Amerykahska
Eomisye Ratunkowa ola Belsii,
stwierdza i rozporzadza encykli-
Ia, co naatepuje:
Nv tym wypadku .wystosowa-
liSmy nasz APPEL do wieGkiei repu-
bliki Stan6w Zjednoczonych i Cd
powiedziala nan wieika liczba ka-
tolikow i instytusyi dobroczyn--
nych' ku ogromnemu dobrodziej-
stwu dla tych niewinnych dzia-
TEX. Ten rezultat zacheca mas dzi-
siaj do wystosowania podObnego
apelu do calego Episkopatu Swia-
ia katoliokiego ma korzySc dziat-
Wy nawiedzonej niedolq ludnoSci
Europy S~rodkowej. Eadchodzacy
Gas SWAT Bozego Narodzenia
wydaje sic nam szczegolnie sprzy
iajacym, abySmy sic zwr6cili dc
dobroczynnoSci wszystkich wier,
nych, ludzkoSci i tych, ktorzy ME
zwatpili w zbawieuie ludzkoSci
W i~nteresie tyeh dzieci.
.Dlatego polecamy niniejszen
wszystkim biskupom swiata kate
ickego. ably W swoich dyece,
zyach dnia % grudnia, W uroczy,
stosG swietych Maodziankow. Ia,
rzadzili publiczne modify skiadki
ma powyzszy cell
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OBJ. Kowalewski ~serdecznie podzie'
kowaf zebrany,m Ia TAX obfita OLA
re. Przewodniczacy W stosownycn
s{owach wyrazii swe uczucia wdziecz-
nosci i pochwaly ola ws~zystkich, kto
rzy W jakikolwiek spcsob p~rzyczyni-
Ii sic do upiekszenia obchodu
wiernego zachowania pamiatek ma
rodowych. PieEnia ,,Jeszcze. Polska
ME zgineia'', zakonczyl sic Obch6d l.
stopadowy parafii Janowa.