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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
CLUB
ADOPTS
TOT BYLAWS
RESOLUTIONS DEALING WITH Lo-
CAL PROJECTS OF INTEREST
ARE ADOPTED At WEEKLY
LUNCHEON.

The Kiwanis Club Of Pensacola COM
bined large amounts of business and
pleasure at their weekly luncheon and
meeting at the summer home Of T. j.
Tebault. nine miles east of the city.
near the Missing Link landing on Es-
Gambia bay. yesterday. The business
consisted Of the adoption of a COM
piete set Of bylaws for the club;
and the passage Of two resolutions
pertaining to matters Of business i'm
portance to the community. the cot
ton compress, and the esta blishment of
better market for the products of
the soil of Escambia county. The
pleasure consisted in eating a sump-
tuous chicken and fish fry provided by
the hospitality OF Mr.. Tebault, and in
presenting to Organizer VIM r. Wright
a leather suit case and a set Of reso-
buttons in appreciation OF his splendid
work here. Incidentally some rifle
shooting was enjoyed. and a picture
Of the fifty members and their cars
and the home site was taken.
The following resolution. offered by
]. c. Watson. was unanimously adopt
ed: Whereas work is now going for
ward to organize high density cotton
compress company. be it resolved.
l. That the Kiwanis Club of PEN
sacola is in sympathy with the move
ment and expresses their willingness
to cooperate with the organization Of
said company, In securing its estab-
lishment here
2. That the president Of this. or
ganization shall appoint a committee
of five to cooperate with the like COM
mittees Of other organizations in or
ganizing this company"
President Holsberry appointed J. G.
Watson, E. G. Carter. F. L. Miller. e.
H. Tart and Adrian Langford.
The following resolution. answering
to the recent experiences of the Messrs
Barrineau, Of Cantonment in market
ing four cars of peaches, as well as
the general experience Of e. Kaselack
of the Kiwanis Club and other ship
pers, in marketing their products
grown in Escambia county, was unani-
mously passed by the club:
Whereas, The experiences Of pro-
ducers in Escambia county in market
ing their crops at a reasonable profit
are discouraging to production here
and to the development Of a better
local market;
Therefore, be It resolved, That the
president Of the Kiwanis Club OF Pen
sacola is authorized to appoint a suit
able committee for the study of the
local problem OF marketing the pro-
ducts of our soil: said committee to
report its findings and conclusions to
the club from time to time. to the
end that a proper marketing scheme
may be established through the eff
forts of the club at the earliest pos
sible date"
The committee will be announced
later.
All the members present were very
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
MONEY SHE SPENT
WASALL WASTED
81 Am Glad to Say My Troubles
Are Over and Eve Gained Ten
Pounds Since Taking Tanlac"

ct sure had a hard fight for over
year with indigestion and stomach
trouble, but since taking Tanlac I am
glad to say my troubles are over, and
I have gained ten pounds" said Mrs.
w. r. Woods. Of 91s Luke St. Me-
ridian. Miss.
my miserable condition had almost
turned me into a nervous wreck.
had terrible pains all through my
chest and a pressure around my heart
from gas that arose in my stomach
which nearly choked me. l couidnt
eat a thing that wouldn't sour in my
stomach, and had sharp pains all
through my back and sides that would
nearly drive me distracted. and the
only way could get rid of the pains
was by blistering myself. All the
money I spent for medicine was just
thrown away till I got hold of Tan
lac.
my friends urged me to try Tan
lac and 1t just made me new per-
son. The pains are entirely gone from
my chest and back and sides and
never have a sign Of indigestion The
gas has stopped forming In my stosn-
ach. my complexion has cleared up.
1 can sleep well at night and feel
well all the time"
Tanlac IL sold by leading druggists
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
WASHINGTON-LEE
UNIVERSITY WILL
REQUIRE 3 YEARS

Lexington, Va. July 3.-Three years
residence for every student applying
for the degree of bachelor OF laws at
Washington and Lee University will
be a minimum requirement after the
1920 session. according to an order
of the board of trustees at their semi
annual meeting. Hitherto it has been
possible for student to complete the
work required for the law degree In
either two. or three years as he might
elect. Students entering in September
1919. may apply for their degree In two
years. but this will be their last chance
to obtain the law degree at Washington
and Lee in this time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
LEAGUE FIGHT
TO BE DELAYED
INDEFINITELY

Washington. July 3.-With the be-
congress, it seemed assured senate
opponents OF the League of Nations
would abandon any plan for a formal
senate declaration on the. subject be-
fore the fight for actual ratification
Of the treaty begins.
Until the recess plan was suggested
it had been the apparent purpose Of
opposition leaders to make an effort
as soon as the appropriation bills
were passed, to bring some senate ac-
ton in advance of presentation Of
the treaty. For this purpose 1T was
said the opposition would press the
resolution of Senator Knox, republic
can, of Pennsylvania, to serve notice
OF unwilfingness to accept the league
covenant as an inseparable part OF
the treaty. and that of Senator Fall,
republican, of New Mexico, to de-
clare state of peace with Ger
many.
treaty will be presented as soon as
the recess is over and both of these
resolutions will be considered then
to have outlined their usefulness.
Present indications also are unfavor-
able to any other collateral effort
by the league opponents and the gen.
eral prediction is that from now on
it will be a straight out and out
fight over unqualified ratification.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04

not secure Immediately to Franc.
propriate security and protect,oY -.
United States Of America .han -
bound to come immediately n ~ 80
In case of any unprovoked act ~ -
sression directed against her BY Ger
many. - ei
Article II. The present tr...v
couched in terms analogous to those
OF treaty concluded on the ..ua
date and to- the same end betwean
Great Britain and the French renuh-
lie, copy of which IL hereto an
nexed, viii not enter into force until
the moment when the latter is rati-
fled.
Article III The present treaty
must be submitted to the council Of
the society of nations and must be
recognized by the council deciding ~
occasion arise by majority as an en-
gagement in conformity with the COW
enant Of the society. It will remain
in force until. upon demand of one
OF the parties to the treaty, the coun-
Gil, deciding II occasion arise by a ma
jority finds that the society itself as.
sures sufficient protection.
Article ". The present treaty
shall before ratification be submitted
to the chambers Of the French parlia-
ment for approval and 1t shall be SUBJ
mitted to the senate Of the United
States Of America at the same time as
the treaty OF Versailles shall be sub
mitted for assent to ratification Rati-
fications shall be exchanged at the
time Of deposit In Paris Of the ratifi-
cation OF the treaty of Versailles or
as soon afterwards as possible"
Then follow the signatures Of NJ.
Clemenceau, NJ. Pnhon, Mr.. Wilson
and Mr.. Lansing
The agreement between Great Brit
ain and France corresponds with that
between the United States and France
with an additional provision that the
treaty imposes no obligation upon any
Of the dominions OF the British EN-
pire unless and until 1t is approved by
the parliament of each dominion in
terested. This agreement is signed
by NJ. Clemenceau, NJ. Pichon, David
Lloyd George, British premier, and A.
J. Balfour. British secretary Of state
for foreign affairs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
DIRECTOR TO TRAIN
ALABAMA SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Methodists of the Alabama Con-
ference will be gratified to know that
the Sunday School board has employed
Miss Allie May Sessions of Bellview.
Ala, as director Of teacher training.
She will have charge of this depart
ment of the Sunday School work under
the direction of the field secretary.
Miss Sessions was reared at Bellview.
Ala. in Wilcox county, and attended
school at the old Alabama Conference
Female College at Tuskegee and grad
uated under DIR. Massey. later study
ing at the University of Virginia and
the University of Tennessee. For the
past several years she has been con-
nected with the Downing Industrial
school at Brewton. Ala. Last year
Miss Sessions was a member OF the
faculty of the Thomas Industrial
school at DeF'uniak Springs. Fla. where
she resigned her position to take up
the Conference Sunday School work.
She has had wide experience in the
student department Of the Y. w. G. A.
For six years she was faculty director
Of the Students Association at Down.
ing Industrial school. In 1917 she was
made state chairman OF the Million
Dollar War Work Fund" raised by the
college Y. w. c. AS. She brings to
her new position those qualities OF
mind and heart that insure success.
During July Miss Sessions will at
tend the training school conducted by
the General Sunday School board. at
Lake Junaluska, n. c.. where she will
confer with DR.. Jno. w. Shackleford.
superintendent of teacher training,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
and with Mr.. J.. NJ. Way. assistant to
Dr. Shackford. AS soon as she returns
she will enter upon the execution of
well-laid plans for the development OF
the teacher training work within the
Alabama conference. A part Of which
plan is a system of teacher training
schools already worked out and estab-
Iished by the Conference Sunday School
board 1t is the purpose Of the board
to bring one of these schools within
the reach of every Sunday School in
the Alabama Conference. This sys-
tenn Of training schools has already
been adopted by other conference
boards and some such system of train
ing schools will doubtless become a
fixed policy of all conference Sunday
School boards.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
BOY VETERAN
BECOMES WARD
OF ELSIE JANIS

New York. July 3.-Michael Cardi.
a 14-year-old veterans Of the world
war. who wears the French and Ital-
ian war crosses for gallantry in ac-
ton. and who arrived here as stow
away from Marseilles. six weeks ago.
has been adopted by Miss Elsie Janis.
and taken to her home at Tarrytown-
Miss Janis furnished 5000 bond as
a guarantee that the boy will conduct
himself in an orderly manper and not
become q public charge Cards. faith
er. an Italian officer. was killed In
the war and his mother died soon
afterwards.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
TRY SWEET DREAMS
TONIGHT
Avoid Further Annoyance From
Mosquitoes

1t is true that some people actually
dread going to bed on account of the
annoyance from mosquitoes.
This attitude is now altogether un-
called for. Sweet Dreams will make
any bed anywhere most inviting at
any time,
Just sprinkle a little Sweet Dreams
around and no mosquitoes at all will
modest your sleep.
No wonder all druggists recommend
Sweet Dreams so highly.
Sold by Balkcom Drug Co., and
Druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
'sBLUE RIBBON. TALKS

Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon are the
best value. the. highest quality and the
most economical to use, because BEST
and takes less"
and takes less"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04

DR.. Williams 10l Tonic Kills
Her Sting.

KS the lady mosquito that .svamps'.
you- She's the one that comes around
singing at night. She's the one that
DTS you and makes the chills run
uoWn your back and the feverish
sweat break out all over you. She's
the cause Of malaria. But DIR. wit
liams' 101 Tonic knocks malaria o,,r.
It Is the true specific for this terrible
affliction. The quinine in 1t kills the
malarial germ: the iron strengthens
ana invigorates you; the maxnesia
Keeps your bowels regular. DR.. VIII
iiams 101 Tonic Il doing splendid
work in the malarial sections OF the
country. 1t will produce satisfactory
results In any case Of poor health.
Get trial bottle from your druggist.
7eiuse to accept any substitute
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04

-of May / and June 4, it was learned
today.
St. Patrick's Cathedral, st. Thoma9
church and mony other churches arr
being patrolled by detectives.
Brigadier General Dyer, Of the New
York state guard. has issued instruc-
ton oregimental commanders for
speedy mobilization in event OF any
radical demonstration tonight or to-
morrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
POLICE GUARD
HOMES OF RICH
FROM BOMBERS

New York. July 3.-The Fifth ave-
nue. homes OF Former u. s. Senator
William A. Clark, Cornelius Wander
bilt. Andrew Carnegie. Henry c. Prick.
Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard, Vincent Aston,
and other persons of wealth, together
with the city hall and other municipal
buildings. are being guarded by the
police as protection against a threat
ened renewal Of the bomb outrages
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-04
The Finishing Touch for the New Home

enthusiastic in pronouncing the out
ing as delightful as any of it's length
they had ever experienced. and the
club yell was given with much zest
In honor Of Mr.. Tebault's success as a
host.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Y~POLSKIE.

agitacya observation-disclosures. Otto zwia-
EEK niemiecki, ma kt6rego czele stoi
slynny Oleinow, wydai tego rodzaju
proklamacye:
yWsp6lobywatele, wsr6d walk o port
fele ministeryalne pewne osobistesci W
kolach ~politycznych twierdza, re ME-
ma ola mas innego wyjscia jak poddac
sic. Pamietajmy B naszej starej casa
dzie, re stracimy ojezyzne tylko wte-
dy, jeSli ia saml zdradzimy. Dlatego
Notrem ten, kto podpisuje koutrakt,
kt6rego ME mole dotrzymae. My Mem
cy chcemy pozosbaG uczciwi, z czego
tel wynika, be musimy ~przygotowac
sic do walki decydujacej'.
q milczscem zezwoleniem wladz ME
mieokich propagate sic mysl o zbroj-
nej akcyi prZeciw Polakom, agitujac
wsr6d kolonist6w | urzednik6w. TAX
vice objawiajacy sic dzis zwrot po-
kojowy uwa&a6 naleay "a kamuflaz ma
jacy ma celu usplc ezujnosc Aliant6w.
Plan6w wojennych przeciw Polsce z
pewnocia ME poniechano: raczej ieh
wykonanie odroczono do pomyslniej-
szej chwill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
GROZBA BOLSZEWIZMU UKRAIN,
SKIEGO,

T. Warszawy dOnOszq pod data 30go
cZrrwca
Opinia publiczna W POlSce wielce jest
DaniepOkOjOna wypAdkami W Galicyi
W%schodnici, glzie pOlaczeni Z bolSze-
wikami Jkraihcy i dziaiajqcy nicza-
wOduie W porOzumieniu z Niemcami,
%rOzpoczeli nova kampanie i groza spu
Stoszeniem caiCgo kraju i wytqpieniem
jcgo ludnOSci. We LwOwie odbyIO sic
wiCikic ZgrOmadZCnie %uchOd1c0w. kt6-
rZy uciekli pred OkruciehStwami IT,
krai6Skiemi j prZejeli zebranych zCro-
"a. kicdy OpOwiadali beaecenstwach
hOrd ukraihskich. ZgrOmadzenie uchwa
lilo jednoglo&nie rezOlucyc o~drzucajQ-
ca wSZelkic paktOwania Z Ukraincami
i Aadajaca natychmiastowej powszech-
uei m0bilizacyi ola Walk Il hajdama-
GIVEN.
Ma podobnym masowym mityngu W
WarSzawie pOStanOwiOnO dOmagaC sic
oil Seimu: zerwania rokOwa6 O rozejm
i linie demarkacyjna, gdyz bolszewicy
ukraiGscy wyobrazaja anarchie | zla
wole; natychmiastowej okupacyi caiej
Galicyi Wschodniet az pc rzeke Zbrucz
wSchOdnia granica galicyjska), ably
ludnOSc pOlSka tegO kraju ME byla ma
rahona ma akty barbarzy6stwa re strO-
ny Ukrai1c6w. - Pc mityngu nadeszla
wiadomoSr urzedowa tel treSci:
,,Celem OchrOny ludnoSci i w~lasnosci
Galicyi W~schodniej pred niebezpie,
czehstwami, jakiemi groza cd band
bolSzewickich. Rada najwyzsza mo-
carstw koalicyjnych postanowi}a upo-
waznit silly Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
do dalszego prowadzenia swych opera
cyl az pc Zbrucz.
TIA decyzya Rady ME przesadza
wcale p6zniejszej decyzyi, jake beda
powziete ola uregulewania polityczne-
go Spatutu Gallcyl.
DepesEe tie przyjeto z zadowoleniem
zar0wno W ko}ach politycDnych jak !
W polskiej opinii publicznej. Ale ME
mniej tea z%auwa2ono z goryczq, ID kie.
dy grunt niemiecki byl j~eszcze spokoj-
ny. Alianci spraeeiwiali sic ofensywie
polskiej przeciw bandom ukrai6skim
chociaA te ofenzswe sprowokowaso So.
mo hajdamactwo, kazah ia przerwat
Alianci W momencie dta Polak6w mai,
romyslnie1sAym, A dzisiaj, kiedy gl6,
VIVA czesc wotska poszia ma zach6d sta
vic ezolo ofensywie n~iemieckiei, dxis
k~oallcya upowa2nla SHY RIeczypospo
litej do dalszego prowadzenf a swycl
~operacyi".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
ZMIANA TONI.

Zurych, 30go czerwca. $500 Taktyka
niemiecka la wSChOdzie mlCga wielkim
zmianom. Ma dany przez Berlin Sygnai
zaniechali ia chwile jawnych provo
kacyi agenci rzadOwi, ktQrzy c0dziennic
2ydenci prOwincyonalni Prus Za"hod-
Mich, Prus WschOdnich i POznanSkiegU,
kt0rZy dotychCzaS pOpierali utwOrZe--
ME niepUdlrgiegO panStwa w~schOdnie-
CO., majacegO p~rOwadZiG wOjnp Y Pol
ska OgioSili prOklamacye uastepujacq ;
,,Wielkie terytOrya kwitnQce krc--
SGw wsChodnich wydano barbarzyh-
stwu pOlskiemu. Sctki tysipcy Niemc0w
Z kreS0w wSchOdnich wyraEaja gOraCe
pragnienie zbrojnej pbrOny sWych praw
walki "a O~jczyzne niemicckQ. Gdyby
kresy wSchOdnie byfy same, moglyby
p6jSc IL drOgQ, ale ME mo3emy pre-
SzkOdZic rZadOwi W dOtrzymaniu Slo-
va danego nieprzyjacielowi. Przez
wzglQd IA swych rodak6w usiQc sic
musimy pred twardym O~bOwiazkiem,
jaki wkiada ma mas paGstwO i pow
strzymac sic cd Walk. Nj Obce panowa-
ME nj traktat pOkoiowy ME m0ga Uni
szczyc niemieckosci nj WARY W nasza
przysziosd."
TIE nagia re strony Niemc0w Gmia'
ne taktyki przypisac nalezy niewatpli'
vie nocie Aliant6w, kt6rzy Rad ME-
miecki uczynili Observation-Disclosures "a
wszystko, co sic stanie ia WschOdzie
lecz take W szczeg6lnoSci zawdzieczat
nalely faktowi, re wSr6d rObOtnik6W
niemieckich z prowincyi wschodnicf
propaganda "a zbrojnym przeciw Pc
lakom Oporem spotka}a sic 2 4ywym o
porem a talk samo plan stworzenfa cd
rebnego pahstwa wschodniego plan, kit
ry socyalisci uwa&ali "a r~eakcyjna in
tryge junkr6w pruskich.
q Torunia pisza do ,,Berliner TIA
geblattu'', re tamtejsi robotnicy socyal
acknowledgement opowiedzleh sic energi
czaie przeeiw wszelkiej akcyi, majace
ma celu wotue Z Polakami i tworzeni'
jakiegos niezawtssego pahstwa NJ
wschodzie, Socyallsci niemieccy W To
runiu oc1ekuja zbawienia tylko cd re
wolucyi s~wlatowe1, ktora pezwoll wsz.
stkim qudom zadecydowaG o whasnyn
losie.
Czytamy r6wnoczenie W ,Berie lei
tung am Mittag'.
,,Podofieerowie garnizonu gdahskie
so pr1eeiwni So ws1eihemu oporow
~stawianemu prnez armie ma kresacl
wschodnieh. zapewniajs rad o swer
poparciu ! wiernosci. be dopomoga y
trzymat spok6j W kraju I rozpoczac Z
wakuacye obsEaru ustapfonego po my
sli tfaktatu."
Ale mimo to wszystko ME milknis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
WieSCizPOlski

ia zaciete walkl. AtaA ukrai6skie W
0kolicy GoAcn6g. .Lasowa odparto.
Front poleski. - Utarczki patrolo-
we wzdiuz JasSodly. Ma poiudnie i
wsch6d cd kanalu augustowskiego Cd
dziaiy niemieckie zaczefy ewakuowac
terytorya okupewane. Postepuja "a ME
mi naSze 0ddzialy / ekupuja miejsco-
wosci ewakuowane.
Front Poznanst4i - Ma odcinku Ku-
jaw Olywiony ogieh artyleryi niemie-
ckiej pomiedzy Budziakami a Dabr6w-
ka. Ma wssystSich odcinkach frontu to-
cza sic WALK. Niemcy bombarduia Ia
NOSE i okolice Ziaszyna. Wierus6w
bombardowany W dalszym ciagu. SzeSt
pOcbk0w pad1o W tenn mieSdeSod 20
czerwca. w r6znych miejscowoSciach
ogieh z miotaczy min.
Rada miasta Warszawy uchwalila
obchodzic u~roczyscie nastepujace swie-
ia: Stan0w Zjednoczonych, dnia Ago
lipca / dnia 1+-go lipca, obch6d Repu-
bliki francuskiej.
q powodu drobnych zajsG antyzydo-
wskich, jake zda5yiy sic % czerwca,
W WasZawie, zgloszono W Sejmie diva
wniosM magic. poSia Korfantego imie-
MEM prawicy / pOsla Halperna re stro-
ny zydowskiej. Wniosek Korfantego
opiewa{:
,~Powszeehnie jest wiadoma rZecza
W Polsce, re W prowIncyach wschod-
afch dawuej rzeczypospolitej i W Rosyi
zydowskie wiadze b~olszewickie dopusz-
czaiy size Okrpcie6stw i mord6w ma
lRdReSci polsktej, re Geese ludnoSci zy-
dswskiej W Polsee, ziozyla dochody stu
zalstwa wzgledem Niemcow a re szko-
da kratu, podczas ekupacyi agstro- ME
mieckiej, Re Geese ludnoSci zydowskiej
nietyIko wroga jest pa6stwu polskie-
mu, lecz kompromituje interesy pol
Skie iacznie z swymi wsp6lwyznawca-
mi q tnnych KRAKOW i organizuje syste-
matyczna propaganda antyPolska RI
ZEN z Niemcami. .LudnoSc polska "a
chowuje naog6i stanowisko pokojowe
wzgledem &yd0w 1 ME organizuje pO-
grom6w, pomtmo fakt6w odosohnio--
Ryeh i eksces6w pozafowania godnych,
jak ostatnie c~zyartkowe W Warsza-
vie. Ptetnujemy surowo wybryki ME
1godne narodu polskego z~nieslawiaja-
ce Polska, a przeciwne nauce chrzesci-
jahskiej. Apelujemy do ludnoSci pol
skaej 1 do SofnierEy polskieh, by sic "a
chowywaii wzgledem &yd6w, jak PREY
stoi polskim chrzesGtanom.
pSejm wzywa Rad do poczynienia
zarsdzen, by zapo6iedz wszelkim wy
Jbrykom przeciw ludnosci 2ydowskiej j
by ma wypadek bunt6w nakazai ener.
giczne sledztwo ola ukaraDia winaych,
lez by tez zaiai sic obrona ludnosci
polskdej molestowanej przez yd6w i
bolszewfkow 1 ably enersic1nie sprzeci,
will sic oszczeTstwom tydowskim wy
paczajacym opinie S~wiatowa.
Wriesek kydowski Halperna hrEmial:
,,sejm wzywa Rad, by po4ozyi ko-
nice molestowauiu 2okojnej ludnosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

2urycll, 2S-go czerwca. - Ma posie-
dzeniu Sejmu Warszawskiego z 25-go
czerwca p~rzedhoaono wniosek nagiy po-
sia Daszyhskiego / innych socySllstow
domagajacych sic zmian W delegaeyi
polskiej ma Konferencyi POkojOwej W
Paryzu. Pc namietnem przem6wieniu
Dassyhskiego, popierajacegp nagiosc
waiosku, m6wii contra posei Giabihski
z wiclkiem powodzenlem. w rezultacie
glosowania 101 posl6w oswiadczyio sic
"a 1871 przeciw nxgloScf, co Izba prey
jeia do wiadomoci goracymi oklaska-
mi.
,,Kuryer Warszawski' podkrela wiel
ka d~onioslosc ~powyzszego wyniku gio-
sOwania.