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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
BIG CAMPAIGN
STARTS SUNDAY
Madison Churches To Have Ac-
tive Part In Demnoination's
Effort To Raise $4,000

Everything is in readiness for
the 75-Million Dollar Campaign
among Southern Baptists. Vic
tory Week will begin next Sun
day and end December 9TH. Dur
ing Victory Week it is, the aim to
canvass and secure fve-year
pledges from every Baptist in the
South. Some churches have al
ready made up their quotas but
the great majority of the
churches will begin the work
next Sunday. The Tates Creek
Association, which comprises
Madison and portions of Garrard
and Lincoln counties, is well or
ganizcd under the direction of
Rev. c. S. Ellis, of Paint Lick, and
Rev. o. O. Green director of pub
licity. Some of the churches have
already gone cover the top with
their quotas and all are planning
to go cover the top" next Sunday
and the week following.
The quota for the entire Asso-
citation is 10000.
AT the First Baptist church
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev.
O. O. Green announced the names
of the committees who are to lead
i'll the campaign in that church.
These will meet at six o'clock on
Tuesday evening for the purpose
OF discussing plans for the cam
paign. The Ladies Aid Society
will serve Light lunch for the
team workers. The pastor and
taem captains feel confident that
the First cbureh's quota of 900
will be raised. The teams and
their captains are as follows:'
Director-Rcv. O. Olin Green.
Organizer-Mr. J.. p. Evans.
w. M. u. Organizcr-Mrs. Jas.
anderson.
Team No. l-Mr. Harvey Chen
lult, captain; Prof. B. +. Gabby,
Mrs. Jonah Wagers, Mrs. S. NJ.
Sauhey, Mrs. I. d, Chenault, Jr.
Team No.,2-Judgc ]. c. Chen
'lult, captain; Mr.. S. II. Thorpe,
Mrs, G. w. Evans, Mrs. Claud
payne, Mrs. lanes Smith. -
Team No. 3-Mr. J. Calvin
Taylcr, captain Mr.. ]. A. Kunklc
Mrs. Dan Harber, Mrs. James
Anderson. Mrs. X. b. Mullins.
Team No. 4-Dr. II. G.. Saadlin,
captain; Mr.. d. c. Biggerstaff,
Mrs. {. H.'-Park, Mrs. Biggcrstaff
Mr.. +. c. Gentry.
Team No. 5-Mr. ]. S. Stanifcr,
captain; Mr., X. II. Mckinney,
Mrs. T T. Covington; Mrs. Ell
mer Parrish, Mrs. T. A. Campbell.
Team No. 6-Mr. L. p. Evans,
captain Mr.. Wm. Smith, Mrs. ii.
M. Blanton, Mrs. II. c. Jasper,
Mrs ]. d. Bruner, Mr.. Douglas
Chenault.
Team No. MIR. T. d. Chen
ault, captain; Mr.. Thomas Nc
Gown, Mr.. s. M. Sauhey. Mrs.
Harvey Chenault, Mrs. Arbuckic,
Mrs. A. X. McCown.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
PREDICTS HIGHER
weed PRICE HERE
Earl Curtis Just Back From
Carolina Markets, Brings
Good News To Growers

Predictions of tobacco market, on
an average Is cents higher, than last
year, were made by Earl Curtis, we'll
known tobacco buyer, who is at home
for a few days, just from Williams
town, North Carolina, where he has
been engaged during the season just
closing there. Mr.. Curtis will soon
go to Paris, where he will represent
G. o. Tuck & Co., on the Bourbon
county breaks during the coming
season. He has a most responsible
position with this firm, which has
headquarters at Louisville. He will
do the buying for the firm and have
charge of the redryer and stemmery,
also. Mr.. Curtis severed his con-
nection within the American Tobacco
Company several months ago to 60
with the Tuck Company. He repre-
sented the American Company ON The
Richmond breaks for several years,
and is regarded as one of the best
posted tobacco men in the game to-
day..
Mr.. Curtis gays that the Carolina
market has been very good all season.
Principally bright and cigarette leaf
IS grown there. He believes that tho
upward tone of prices there will be
equally reflected when the Kentucky
hurley market opens December 3rd,
which will, of course be good news
to the many tobacco growers of
Madison county.
Definite announcement has not yet
been made as to who will succeed
Nv. Curtis as local representative of
the American Tobacco Company 1t
is understood, however, that Wearen
Kennedy, another Richmond young,
man who has made good in the big
game, may be their man here. Mr.
Kennedy has been buying for the
American for some time. w. S. Pat
ton has been announced to succeed E.
w. Glass as the Liggett & Myers rep
rescntativc on the Richmond breaks.
MI. Glass has been transferred To
Paris.
A report issued by the Coz nsserssi~s
Crop Reporting Service of the De-
partment of Agriculture of North
Carolina states that of North Caro-
lina's present tobacco crop, cstimacd
at 2S5,O00,OOO lbs. already, 207 1906
553 pounds have been reported sold.
Estimating reasonably for the few
warehouses that have failed to report
214,110,753 pounds, or rs per cent Of
The farmers tobacco crop of 1919 has
been sold at an average price of $4S.a6
per 100 pounds. The October sales
reported amounted to 102,635,l 1877 lbs.
The total sales were 117,540,363 lbs.
averaging $56.S5 per 100 pounds.
Fourteen of the southern markets
have sold moe than 100000 pounds
each-so far this season and there have
been 100 warehouses operating on 61
markets. The estimated yield of this
years tobacco is $50 pounds per acre,
averaging so per cent in quality. The
final condition reported was 6S per
cent of full crop.
The farm yield per acre of the gem
eral tobacco crop Of the United States
is TAP pounds, the quality averaging
80 per cent. The 1919 estTihats9npr@-'
duction is 1,31G,553, 900 pounds ami
last years crop 1,340,019,000 pounds,
North Carolina producing 320,000,000
pounds of the latter. ;tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
THE LATEST


iaying 100 per cent dividend.
An answer has been, received at
Washington from Mexico to the note
demanding the immediate release of
Consular Agent jenkins at Pueba.
1t has not yet been decoded.
Serbians have stationed a division
of 10000 picked men at Splato to op-
pose D'Annunzio. e.
Centre continued her winning streak
unbroken Saturday by defeating
Depauw University at Grecncastlc,
Ind, Sc to 0.
The League to Enforce Peace, of
which former President w. II. Taft
is head, demands that the senate
settle its differences and fatify the
peace treaty.
Gov.-elect Edwin +. Morrow made
the address of the evening at the
dcmobilization service held by the
First Methodist church at Frankfort
Sunday evening.
Gov. Westmoreland Davis, of Vir.
ginia, has gone to St. Charles, u
small village near the Kentucky bor-
der, to personally take charge of 500
militiamen who were sent to quell
disturbances in the coal fields there
Willoughby S. Williams, brother Of
the late Mrs. James H.. Mulligan, of
Lexington, died at Nashville Sunday.
He was well known newspapcrman,
formerly managing editor of the Lex
ington Daily Democrat under Col. w.
p. Walton.
In one of the hardcst-fought games
ever witnessed, Somerset defeated
Lexington High School Saturday, 20
to Ia. This game was for the High
School football championship of the
state, Louisville High being eliminat-
ed.
Harvard defeated Yale 10 to 3, and
Illinois beat Ohio State to 7 in two
of the big football games Saturday.
A strength of 27467 men is recon-
mended for the marine corps by Gen.
Barnett, it's commandantl
Miss, Martha Allison Garrett,
daughter of H. Green Garrett, promi-
nent republican, is seeking election as
State Librarian by the Legislature,
q place Frank Kavanaugh has held
most satisfactorily for many years.
Mrs. Margaret st. Clair Cecil,
mother of Mrs. Emma Talbett Cecil,
OF Danville, died at Pasadena, Cali
fornia.
( Winnipeg, Man. Nov. 24.-Onicial
federation government statistic es-
Inmates total are 'sown to fall wheat
in Canada for 1920 harvest to be
776400 acres, compared with 714T00
acres this year. Ontario reports an
increase of 10 per cent with 71700
acres, while Alberta one of the
prairie provinces hard hit by drouth
this summer, reports an acreage Of
SS,400, a decrease of 12 per cent. Man
itoba and British Columbia report
>AiA1ii inSt SH9eos t4t t i|t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
Morrow's Majority 4O,l76

Edwin P. Morrow's purality
over Governor Black in the race
for governor was 40,l76 accord
ing to the official count COM
pleted Saturday. This is the
largest purality ever recorded for
any Republican candidate for any
Office in the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
U. S. Troops Won't
Leave Germany Yet

Paris, Nov. 24.-The> withdrawal OF
American troops from Coblenz in
occupied Germany it not considered
in American Peace Conference circles
as necessary in consequence of the
failure of the United States to rati-
fly the German peace treaty. 1t is
contendcd the United States is still
one of the Allied and associated pow
crs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
SURE, THEY'D LIKE TO GET HIM
(By Associated Prcss)

(By Associated Prcss)
Chicago, NOV. 24,-A demand the
impeachment of Federal Judge An
derson, who granted the mandatory
injunction at Indianapolis in coal
strike, is formally voiced by the new
National Labor Party today in a
petition addressed to congress.
1t is planned to have the i'm
pcachment petition signed by a
million members OF labor organi-
cations before it is presented to
congress next month. The petl-
ton declares Judge Anderson
utilized the. power of his ofiie to
coerce free men into involuntary
scrvitude.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
MIR. PARKS ILL

Mr.. Oscar Park, who resides near
Union City is reported very i'll of
typhoid fever at his home near I'm
ion City. He has not been in robust
health since he was victim OF in
iiuenza last winter, and his family
and friends are quite anxious about
him. He is GO years of age and it
is thought doubtful if he can sur
vive the crisis. 4
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

No man who drinks Rookwood
coffee ever has that early morn
ing crouch. lockwood is a sun
shiny coffee, full Of happiness
Get your package OF breakfas,
joy from d. b. Mckinney & Co
today. 209-tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
MANGLED IN CORN SHREDDER

James Crews, of near Salvisa, Mer-
Ger county, was caught in the belt of
a gasoline engine running corn
shredded. He was carried around
twice before his foot struck the con-
nection to the power box and his lie
was saved, but not before his arm
was completely crushed and he was
severely hurt otherwise.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

Mrs. Frank Miller, Of Nicholasville
is quite i'll with typhoid fever. She
will be remembered here as Eva
Finpell, who moved from here to
Nichalasville and has host of friends
here who hope to hear of her speedy
recovery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
SOCIAL AT ,INICN CITY

There will be pie supper, and
box social at the Union High school
building Wednesday evening, Nov.
26th. Proceeds for the benefit of the
school and Kentucky children Home
Society. 302-3t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
THE MARKETS

Observation-Disclosures steady; lights
slow; Chicago steady and dstrong;
cattle steady and slow.
Louisville, Nov. 24-Cattle D.
600; slow and unchanged; hogs,
4,200s uneven; tops $l3.75; sheep
800; Steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
BATH FARM SELLS AT s32o.55

The farm belonging to S. S. Rails
and lying two miles from Sharps-
burg, in Bath county, was sold at
auction to Thomas S. Robertson, of
Bethel, and brought $329.55 per acre,
or about S140,000. There were 425
acres in the tract.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
TENANT FIRE IN JEssAMINE

A tenant house on the farm OF
Arthur Miles, in Jessamine county,
occupied by Thomas Cobb and family
was destroyed by fire. The house
was valued at $500, and was partly
covered by insurance. Most all of
the contents were lost.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

Miss Stella Norris has returned to
her home here after weeks visit
to relatives and friends in Blooming
ton, Ill. Her brother, Neville Norris,
returned with her and is visiting at his|
old home at College Hill. n
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

Teach the children to know about
Rookwood, and they'll always know
good Coffee and how to call for it.
D. B. Mckinney & Co., Richmond. ct
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

The Richmond Green House
will not leave Richmond first Of
the year, Look for adv. in Tues
days Daily Register. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

BRING us your furs. Highest
prices paid. Uptown Office Sec
ond street; main Office E. Main
and L. * r. Railroad crossing.
Phones 1872 and 20. Renaker
Poultry Company. 29S If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

LOST-A large envelope con-
tanning two deeds; $40 reward for
return to Dan II. Breck, Rich
mond. 3O4-3
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

FOUND-An army overcoat, on
Main street; name inside coat;
Loran r. Grandon. Call at this Office
and pay, for ad. 3O4-2t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

The Ladies Of the Second Chris
tian church will have bazaar and
food sale in w. +. Higgins window,
Saturday Dec. 18th. Fancy articles
for Christmas. 304-mws
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

FOR SALE--A Moore's Air tight
heater; in good condition. Phone
703. 304--2t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

Give us your order for Oysterss
celery and cranberries. Nef's
Fish and Oyster House, Phone,
431. m 4 q.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24
RECORD WEEK PRICE
AT LOUISVILLE

The Louisville Times said last
week: A record price for Burloy
tobacco of the 1919 crop was reach
ed today on the Louisville breaks
when highest grade Burley of the
1919 crop sold at the remarkably higih
figure of $50 per hundred pounds,
hogshead quantity. This equals thj
high record price reached here last
winter for the 1918 croa 70 bacco .Alls'
grades are stronger authorities :n
the wholesale diZn;ot rcuort, anil (
\, ! ! 3 !
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

Don't forget tomorrow, Tuesday is
donation day at the Pattie Clay In
firmary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-24

Wanted-l,000 geese and ducks
Call us for prices before selling.
Phone 1872 and 70. Renskcr Poul-
try Company, 298 If a K
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-29
DO WIADoMoScII

wssystkfch Intsresantow n~ajuprse!-
mleJ pRosimY o prxeStrHegAn4e ponis.
Bsych UokasowekI
Raura AdminIHtraey5 nasEeI otwart
manA. DO 1850 wiecEOrem - CO dniA. .
wyjatkiem nIedEisl 4 kwfSt krRJowTchs
DhOvtiaauJacych.
EarsSdca Pfsma nasseSo prEytmu1e
IAterssant0w 60 dntn W GoDzINACH
PoPOLUDNIowYCH cd 2-EieJ do D-teJ
- w~yjatkiem sObot-
Redakcyn ola Intsresantow otwarta
est TYLKO W GOO3INA.CW
- Cd GoDzIhY 1otSO DO GoDAINf
1885 DO ~pafudniu tylkO Ha s~pecyaln0
Rednktor NaezeI1y prsy3nauJe Inte-
resantow TYLKO Pc G0DEINIE Io-teJ
FREED PoLCDNIEM.
UpFEasa sic o H. mOfnoAei wsEelkts
pnrawy n Redakcys sntatwtac PIsEH.
ME. no ms konwersaeye dtusfs ME ma
nay cEaSuT tylkO " ~sprawach sHessSoi-
Rfe:sEej UaEI, oAobtstych, kcb nio datS-
eySh sic Naiatwte EvteAle - droES 10
rr~SpOndeneyi - prostmy taWtc sic 0So-
-kIsvie. EaehOwutRc nm WkStsdEtes 80 o.
kslo godziRy lI-teJ zamykamy gasete
I wSzyScS naJbardxfej jestsSmy Wtedy
H~atruGnieni.
ue1o. 1ey piSa!i CHXTELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEN, LUB Ma MASzYSIE. ME
ZBYT SCISLIHEE 4 fLK Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
Jcsh ukyory tnk1ekoiwtek ME naayN
bye OgfosEone, Pochfnpia te - Ross
re~dakcySnyi Jesi p~o&ednne 50 do EvrO-
"a, w raxie ME OElossenin, nalekJ to
wYRASSiE ZAZNACzYC 1 LALACzHC
ENACEEK POCzTowY Ma zWRoTRA
PRZESYLkE.
EadnJeh kORunEkatow do oGiosEeniR
ME naIsty prsesyfae na kartkaeh Cd
krytychI zADNYCH TEz ME PRzGJ-
NIUE SIZE KOMUNIkACfI TELEFO-
NIC8NYCH - ehyba W wyjstkowych
w~ypAdkaehj r0UnieA oSiosEeh, dotycs4-
eJeh rueha ~ tOyy2rIystwaca telefonis
eEnle ME prHJJRiuje0ly.
Wskelkie OEkOHzenia nale&s do Dxta-
I'M Oglosseh w Admintstraeyt tam ale
niemI EVrneae naIeSy.
PodztSkoVrania - WSHELkIEGO ros
ksatu, REzOLUCYE 9ALoBNE. POLL
FYCzNE Z {. p. naleza do DAialu oGfo-
bEcn-
wnxeIkfe korespondeRc-e, xawtado-
waenin Z. d. musEa bye podpfsane -
pefnem naHvtSkiem wFaE q Rdresem pt-
InaceROg bezimIennych, lub p~OdpisanycA
ao~mytInikjeB. 4 wresEcte slowem
.KOmftetD - komunikacyi, nj korea-
Sondsneyf ME EamieszcBnmy.
s~tanowesO ME oEfas1amy
-RALOw", ami wyclecEek, Tub ,.pikni.
Eew1, URzADEANYCH w NIEDzIELE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-29
"A. G. r. F. F. p.

Niewielu q pewnoscia znane dotad
litery powyiSze, ii. niewielu vie, CO
one znscza; q zasiuguja ma to -
sprawl. jaka streszczaja,. ~zasfuguje,
abySmy je poznali wszyscy i pod ich
max zapisali sic jak najpowszech-
niej, bez iadnych - o lie to mozli-
We u mas wyjatk6w. A. c. r. F. +.
l.. TO skr6t nazwy AMERICAN
CHILDREN RELIEF FUND FOR Pc
LAND - organizacJi, pozostajacej
pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT znakomitego ~
wiciela ludlow po wojnie Swiatowej
OBJ. Herberta Hoovera.
Tymi dniami mieliSmy sposobnosG
przeglahae obszerny rapport Hoovera,
zestawiony z prac jego W Europie ola
rzadu amerykanskieso; nadtO czyta-
iSmy tel elaborat OBJ. E. Rickarda,
jednego 70 wspoipracownik6w Hoo
vera W dzele jego Zasilania iywno-
scis potrzebujacych tego lud6W ell
ropejskich: p. Richard mianowicie
tn W kraju wykonywal zlecenia Hoo
vera / dogladaI Zam0wiei jego, wo-
COLE tn on reprezentowai GAIA akcye,
a teraE z powrotem do Ameryk INA
komitego swego szefa oglosit osObi.
sta swoja o tel robocie Opfnie, kt6ra
makomicie rapport HOoyera uzupei-
MIA. Richard pisze o sposobach orga-
nizacy akcyi, powzietych przez Hoo
vera, o rozmaitych .iej Srodowiskach,
o przer6inych jej trudnosciach, o ia
zach jej rozwoju 1 rezultatach kon-
kretnych; we wsZystkiem podnosi on
wyborny mysl oryentacyjny Howe
"a, sLybko&c i trafnos6 jego decyzyi,
energie niezmordowana 1 &c dobra
wole ntesienia rzeczywistej ponncy,
Iaka mu pozyskaIa powszechna uf-
nose 1 uznanie. Mole bedZienIy II ieli
czas 1 moinoSe poSwieCiG wiecej miej-
sea e~laboratowi Rickarda, kt6ry IL
waiamy Ia wiecej zajmujacy 1 ja-
sniej przemawiajacy cd samego ra-
portu Hoovera; rapport ten bowiem
zbyt jest suchy i scisly: ZroZumieG
latwo, il H. sam o swoich zasiugach
pisae ME mole 1 MIC chce, - przy--
tenn naszpikowany document jego
liczbami 1 szczeg6lami, vice rzeczo-
znawce zaja6 mole przedewszyst-
klein, mniej zaS jest intercsuiacym
ola szerszcj pu~hIicznoSci: NATIONALIST
artykul - ma wiecej lite
rackie wlaSciwosci, Z og6lnego stano-
traktuje akcye Hoovera. reasu-
mule js 4 w~ykazuje gt6wne W niej
- najdonioslejsze / naj.-
bardLiej przekonywujace. Dzisiaj ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-29

l wtedy dopiero pozostali wszyscy
milczacy, 20 lzami W oczach. Chwf-
le j~eszcze stall nteruchomi, jakby ME
mogac sic wyrwaG z objet wspolnej
u%kochanej matki; wreszcie drgneia
kolumna Gala i rozpoczeto pochod
krokiem miarowym. Ozwaly sic ira
by. zagrzmialy bebny, sztandary roz
winely sic W pew ietrzu i kazdy z
wojak6w z nova energia ku nowym
porwal sic zapasom. Chwila zalu,
chwila slaboSci juz przeszia. zegna-
Ii wprawdzie ojczyzne i braci, ale to
,vlaSnie "a MIA / "a Mich walczyc mie-
Ii. i iezeIi ME mogli szczeecia I'M
wrocic, to przynajmniej ostatnim
odblyskiem chwaiy opromienlac
chc!eli ciemny gr6b ukochanej Pol
ski. 1 mysl ia pokrzepila ich silly, O.
budzila ma nowo odwage i nadzie1e;
piesh wojenna poptyneia W powie--
trze, W oczach zablysnal zwykiy I'M
ogieh. Byla to pieSh mecZenikoW.
TAX sic rozpoczai ow poch6d uciaz-
Hwy, CIV pochod diugi i niebezp'e-
czehstw pe}ny.
Wlochy r~ozlegaiy sic chwaia 1cn
czyn6w wojennych. q pod popioio"
pred wiekami zagaslej wolnosci Cd
grzebywali oni drobne jej iskierki'
adv ie przeniest kiedys ma ziemie TO
dzinna i rozpalit W plomie1 nieWy-
gasly. Wysilki ich pozostaiy bezo-
wocne; stanowia jednak pociecne
najwyzsza i beda ma wieki wspomnie
MEM niesmiertelnej chwaiy. Cd re
ki poza brzegi Tybru rozlegaf
sic odglos bohaterskiego ich pocno-
du: groby scypion6w i Cezar6w WI
dzia,y ich przyjscie. Most Arcole u
gial sic pod ciezarem ich broni' gay
clio rzucili W Slad "a zwyciezKlm
sztandarem, Kt6ry powieWac bedzie
d3ugo ned tchnieniem uwtelolenla
wicklow Fale Trebii zmieszaiy sic 2
ich krwia s~zlachetna, a wleze we
necv p~o}yskiwaly W odblaskach len
ore1a. Ma szczycie Kapitolu zatkneii
.choragwie / miasto wieczne poWta-
rza,o okrzyki ich tryumfu. Jak WI
cher przemkneli przez staroSEtna
A~rzonie. niebo Neapolu usmiechato
sic mad ich giovanni, pfomieh "e1u-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-29
Niemcy Czesi Wodza-
mi Ukrainc0w.

w ,,Kuryerze Warszawskim"
czytamy:
No. SO Silica przynosi w cze-
sci urzedowej nastepujace nomi'
nacye: w uznaniu zasfug wojcn-
nych mianowani: jenerafem po--
rucznikiem jen. major Aleksandcr
Grcsow; jen. majorem: Wiktor
Kurmanowycz, pu}k. szef sztabu
armii galicyjskiej i panstwowy
sekretarz spraw wojskowych; Mi
ron Tarnawski, pu{k. i komendant
galicyjskiego korpusu i Antoni
Kraus (nominacya ostatniego ma
stapiia "a specyalne kicrownictwo
PREY zdobyciu przyczoika mosto-
wego Mzni6w).
Puikownikami sztabu j~eneral-
nego mianowani: Alfred Szama-
mex, podpulkownik i szef sztabu
II galicyjskiego korpusu i Karol
Tornowa; podpGfkownika1ni: o.
syp Mykitka, komendant | gall
cyjskiego korpusu ii Adolf Wolf.
komendant brygady.
Podpulk. sztabu jeneralnego
Karol Dolezal, szef komendy eta
powell. Podpuikownikami: AL
fred IBizanz, komendant brygady
! Franciszek Tinkl, komendant
brygady.
Atamanami sztabu %jeneralne--
go: ks. Wilhelm, Lobkowitz l Ry
szard Jackwerth.
Atamanami: Hoffman Karol,
komend. brygady. Schlosser Ka-
rol, komend. brygady, DIR. Selezin
Ia Jaroslaw, intendent komendy
etapowej.
Jak Z tego widac .armie' u"
kraihska ~prowadzili do walk z
na1ni Niemcy Czesi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-29

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Morena, wsrod tajemniczych zakre-
tow Alhambry, ma uroczych brzegach
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czami wzgorzy wloskich, wsr0d gws
ru miast wielkich / ciszy ponure1
pol, wsr6d rzezi nawet, gdy smierd
dokonywala swego dziela, marzy1 .
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szcze je zobaczyc. A teraz, kiedy to
pragnienie jego serca, ia wizya snow
jego, to zyczenie calego zycia, pei
nego ~wstrzaSnien i wZruszeh, ztscio
sic nareszcie, W jakimze stanie znal-
duje to ziemie swoja.. Caly wick
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swiecil odpoczynek sw6j i zycia o.
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VI nadziei, ze go odnajdzie dawnym
wspanialym, jak "a pieknych dni
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chac wzdychanta ~wyrzutow, skarg I
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tad W 5adnem niebezpieczenstwie
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/ z6lty kurz polecial okoio niego /
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lem.
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