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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
MACHINE MADE.

Of the big bare spots that is rubbed into the weave
Of childhood Of city kids is caused by the absence Of
anything to love, outside the family circle Anything ami
mate that is their own that protects, and liz turn gives UNI
failing loyalty for masters care.
he country child still has his dog or her pet lamb Time
@as when nearly every town boy had his pup, and the
st Il 8 dozen t,nblng children cascadng over great
benevolent Dane or riding three deep on the broad back Of
amasf OF going to school chaperoned by Newfoundland
Vas Is common as it was delightful Nowadays the dog is
Of in and runs on wheels.
IA child raised with dog is lucky The eternal lesson
d Ioya questi0ning obedience, unquavermg faithful
n unafrad protkctorshp and ever oval companionshp
cannot help but leave wonderful impress upon the child.
man here present who was lucky enough to have dog
III boy remembers the dog with as sincere de-
voon Is he does his first love- Chickens are silly things
but lie gill who has fondled and reared baby chicks has
any been sancifed in the divine order of motherhood The
lamb thai was raised by hand on the nursing bottle did
moro or lis nurses than they did for it IN intoxicating the
fundamental virtues
TIE broad back family horse that never SHE'D that was
patient that nosed you for sugar Jumps and that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
RUFF STUFF

me Kink of Spain has gone OF on
rip to Paris.
And Eat Madrid they are discreetly
permitting 1t to be known that Spain
vas not neutral during the war but
heartily on the side of the Allies all
the lime,
Which doubtless will go a long way
oBard explaining how # was that the
GERMAN U-boats were permitted to
use Spanish harbors for their raids on
commerce IN the Mediterranean;
Tie French are a proverbially polite
people, but is we were in Alfonso's
place We would look out for rotten
Eggs
President Keeney holly denies that
ne * Ms w. trip into Logan county
vas propaganda affair.
Mebby not, but It does seem that
hey quit rather early II they were in
Congress- Is finding that 1t will bC
lmpossible to adjourn about November
10.
Every time Congress tries to take a
day 81 two OF It discovers that the
lime u has already killed makes the
little vacation out Of the question.
Then & oos right on wasting time
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

Because the Japanese government announced that it
will establish an international instead of exclusively
Japanese settlement in Kiao Chau opposition politicians
in that country have started back fire which promises
to make great deal of trouble The administrations at
Rome and Washington will understand fully just what
is going on at Toxic and will sympathize with the party
in power but at Washington the outcome of this flare
up will be watched with considerable anxiety for If the
government is defeated therewill be immediate in
crease in the tension between the two countries.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
GALLOWAY Makes
VERY BRIEF STOP
Only in FairmOnt For Ten
Mute Period-On
Sunday.

Officials of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad were in Fatrmont on Sun,
day and included in the party were
G. w. Galloway, Baltimore, federal
manager, and s. Ennes, Baltimore,
general manager of the eastern lines
OF the B. & o. railroad. They pass
ed through in connection with the ma
donal accident preventing campaign
They arrived here on Sunday morn
Ing at 1920 o'clock and left at 10:5O
O'Clock coming here from Connells-
VILE, Pa, and departing up the M.
r. branch to CIarksburg From
there they went up the West Vir
ginia & Pittsburgh spur to Redwood
end are headed for Buclthannon and
Belington today
At Fairmont ] M. Scott, Wheeling,
general superintendent and g. w.
Van Horn, Grafton, superintendent Of
the Monongah division, Joined the
party, John n. Carroll, Baltimore,
general superintendent Of mainten-
ance Of equipment, accompanied the
party as far as Connellsville, where
his car was aut icf-e-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
Baptist Asso. to Meet
Next at Huntington

THE General Association of the
West Virginia Baptists will be held
next year at .Elkins. The session for
this wear closed this week at Hunt
ington and was attended by upwards
Of four hundred clergymen and dele
gates from the various churcnes
throughout the state. The Rev. Mr..
Wood, pastor of the Fifth Avenue
Huntington Baptist church was elect
ed president of the organization. Sew
erai from this city were in attendance
at the meeting
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

According to the auditor of the state Ohio is broke
The state expenses are half million dollars in excess
of revenues and the only way bills being met now s
by using for general purposes special funds which have
been set aside for particular purposes TIL auditor
omends remedial legislation This is situation which
ought to put Ohio among the states that have budget
control of state finances before very long.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

1t is to be hoped there will be full turn out at the
meeting of Fairmont chapter of the Red Cross which
will be held tomorrow evening at chapter headquarters
in the city building Officers will be elected at this
meeting and policy which will govern the activities Of
the organization locally for the next year will be adopt
ed Both of these are matters which interest every
member of the chapter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

Present Arms!
n understand Sam R. Nuzum HAS a
remarkable antipathy for CATS" re-
marked to the Girl IN The Office as she
sauntered in this morning.
"Yes," she said, land think it's
Just terrible that people will build
things like that for dumb brutes and
all the time there are little babies
right here in Fairmont dying for want
of one!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
Gov'mt. Sets Price
For Wholesale Sugar
TBy Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, oct. 2O,-Beet sugal
refiners were notified today by the De-
partment Of Justice that a charge fol
sugar in excess Of ten cents pound
wholesale would be considered in vio-
lation Of the food control act. The
United States Sugar Equalization
board has held that eleven cents q
pound was fair retail price fof sugar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

viennas mayor appeals to the people of this country
on behalf of his much tried city, which faces fueess
winter. WELL If the,coa strike starts according to pro-
gram this country will have fuel troubles of its own.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

The Japanese never sleep with the
head to the north, but their dead are
buried in that position.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

A girl lies to shield her lover, l read
in today's newspaper. That's where
real love lies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

Mrs. Annie M. Shannenberger, OF
Harmony, N. j., was acquitted of big
amy in spite of the fact that she do
not divorce her first husband. How
good it is to live in Harmony.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

Science has never determined in
what manner rats transport eggs II
is believed that they carry on nest
robbin In gangs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

Waterproof tents, bags and rugs
can be made from camel's hair, which
is plucked out in the spring.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

The flag of the radical seems to be
the Red, Blight and Rue!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
Ground Arms!

Elsie Janis remarks as follows Of
the subject of modern evening gowns
"a little tulle
A yard of silk
A lot of skin as white as milk
Is it wished on?
How dare she breathe? X
A little cough,
Good Evening Eve!"
Gas AIerteI
In other days before
This glorious era
OF modern thought and
Unconventionalism,
A number of men of my
Acquaintance we're in the
Habit of purchasing that
Well known pink publication
The Police Gazette.
They were wont to remark
That it was the quality, and
In q certain sense the quantity
OF the illustrations, that
Influenced them in their
Selection.
Now l observe that these
Men are purchasing
Regularly the many women's
Magazines designed for home
And boudoir,
Although to many of them
Home is a place where
You tip the girl who places
The soup before you, and
To whom a boudoir is
Some kind of cap
l could not understand this
Until the other evening l CHANGED
To glance over the shoulder
OF a man engaged in the
Perusal of his latest purchase.
He was inspecting the advertising
Pages with a critical eye and
will say that mine also was
Filled with many pleasant prospects.
AS an evidence ofmy
Appreciation for things
Artistic / might mention
That / Immediately went
Forth and purchased the
Current issues Of nine
Such magazines and
Feel now that it will
Be in the nature of anti
Climax for me to take
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

In Waterbury, Conn, fish began to
come through the water faucets. The
waterbury people may thus be able to
turn the scales against their food
profiteers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
TRUTHS AND
TR YES les
81 tn Bard.
ANp TRAvEsTIEs = 3,
u th' HIaFd

TR uTHs AND 7 RANESTlES X TX
'Tenshunl
AFTERNOON ON ADAMS STREET.
BY cubeb.
The click clicking Of little French
heels.
The twinkle Of silken ankles.
Eternal chatter chatter.
Satin stuffs shimmering in windows.
II told him right Quit"
with embroidery all around the
edges"
Ding! Ding! Honk Honk!
Kip Fleming on the white circle.
Striped black and white hose flash
ing internationally as. their filling
trips across to the Mountain City.
The click clicking Of little French
heels.
The saucy twinkle Of silken ankles.
Stout pretty ones and pretty stout
ones.
Slender queens and skinny females.
oh! Did you catch that wink!
'He was the freshest thing ever!"
"Pd go to the Nelson but for the
music"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1919.
THE AMERICAN,s CREED.

77707T7 7. T1Eg FIWLINNI7IV y NIN1LSD' :.
believe in The United States of Amer
lea as a government of the people, by
4 n Tie people, for The people, pAosc Just
90 popers are derived from The consent of
ssSsS.S The governed: democracy in repub-
sSSSS lie, a sovereign Nation of many sovereign
States: perfect Union. one and nsep-
established upon those principles of freedom eqaal-
rs. ia,dce. and humanity for pHch american patriots
Seyfcsd then lcs and fortunes; therefore believe is
% my country 10 love il; TO support its COnitu-
q obey is lqps; 10 respect lis flag and 10 defend ii
AGAINST all enemies
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
In that show at the Grand
Wednesday night.
All Clear.
7 REFLECTIONS
., nlEREn MEYERS.

Zorro. a Turkish laborer, claims 70
be 144 year. Oh. A gross exaggera=
ton, it see4.-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

The scent Of posies.
B. & o. smoke.
Gasoline.
The Hughes.
Parade Rest!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

One thousand BARRIERS who just went
on strike in Brooklyn, N. y, are de-
termined not to rec-de in their de-
mands a hairs breadth. And that
from people whose bread hangs on a
hair.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
L StOWarZyszenia
Technik0W.

Odczyt inz. T. Krakowiaka, jaki 70
stall w~ygloszony ubiegiej niedziel " te-
atrzyku i'm. Kosciuszki, zgromadzii
dwieScie os6b.
Inz. Krakowiak zapomoca swietl-
nych obrazk6w przedstawii wyglad tel
epoki, kt6ra poprzedza Okres tworze-
MIA sic poklad6w wegla t}ustego czyli
bitumicznego / wyjasuil ten process, kt6
~ wplynal ia zamiane pierwotnej ro-
slinnoSci W skamienialy wegiel. Me
stety obrazk6w by}o ME wiele. DO ME
bylo MONA dostac ich wiecej ola tego
okresu.
Nastepnie przedstawiono wysoka pro
centowq wartoSc opalowa wegla t}uste
go W p%or6wraniu z taxa wartoscia
drzewa. torfu ! wegla twardego; stad
wynika praktycznosc s~zerokiego Zasto-
sowania wegla tfustego W r6anych ga
leziach przemysiu zar6wno jake pail
wa. jak i ola rGznych ~przetwor6w che
micznych..
Ma zako6czenie inz. Krakowiak po-
dzielii sic re sluchaczami znajomoecia
tych skarb6w. jake Polska posiada W
Zagiebiu Weglowem Krakowskim, a z
kt6rem prelegent jest najlepiej obez-
many. To Zag}ebie dzieli sic ma try
okregi pok}ad6w, - ostrawski, siod}o-
wy i .,schatzlarski" czyli bogaty. O.
statni s}usznie zwany bogatym, gdyz
obszarami swoimi przewyzsza wszyst-
kie p%oprzednie. Ciagnie sic on Cd grant
cy slaskiej, gdzie grubOsc dochodZi do
4-ch metr6w, idac coraz wieksza war
silva az do Sanu. Tylko ma podstawie
wierceG, dokonanych " roku 1908, via
domo jest, re by}a Gallcya posiada 24.9
miliard6w. ton wegla, podczas gdy Mo-
rawy i Slask posiadaja tylko 81 mi
liard6w ton. Jednakze wartosc opalo-
wa wegla Slaskiego (Ostrawa i Kar-
winna) jest cokolwiek w~ydajniejsza.
Warunki ola kopalG W Galicyi 50
bardzo trudne, albowiem poklady znaj-
duja sic plytko pod powierzchnia zie-
mi, poczawszy cd 50-ciu metr6w do 800
metr0w. Opr6cz tego wielkie k1opoty
sprawiaja woda podziemna 1 ,ptasek
ruchomy (kurzewka) o grubosci cd 40
do 60 metr6w, kt6ry sic obsuwa pod
cisnieniem warstw wyaszych. Spoeoby
zapobieaenia tym k}opotom wymagaja
wielkich koszt6w.
w n~astepna niedziele, dnia 1890 mar
ca W ty m samym lokalu ina. K. Sly
ma6ski wypowie odczyt z dziedziny
techniki. r6wniez illustrowany obraz-
kami swietlnymi. Poczatek o godzinie
11-tej. Wstep wolny ola wszystkich. Te-
mat odczytu bedzie ogSos7ony " kohcu
tygodnia.
Inl. r. Turczynowic1,
sekretarz 8. r. P. " A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Popi ukrainscy bolszewikami.

| Czytamy w yPrzcgladzie WIG
czornym''; Z powoda rosnacej a
gitacyi bolszcwickiei szerzonej
przez pop6w ukrainskich we
wschodnich powiatach Lubelskie-
go, wobec czestych napasci Dol
szewickich ma zandarmerye pol
ska, minister spraw zagranicz--
nych ma wkrotce ogiosic stan wy
jqtkowy w glbernii Lubelskiej.
Usunieto juz komisarzy powiato-
wych, kt6rzy okazywali nadmier,
ma poblazliwoSc ruchowi bolsze--
wickiemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Uklady z Ukraincami.

,,Kuryer Kresowy" piszc pod
data 10 lutego: W Galicyi poste-
puja naprzod rokowania, prowa-
ozone pod przewodnictwem &C.
nerala Berthelemy'ego, celem
sprowadzenia ugody miedzy Po--
lakami i Ukraiiicami. Ma wypa--
dek przyjecia planu szefa misyi
francuskiej, Lw6w p~ozosta}by "
rekach polskich. Ukraiicy jednak
ME chca opuScic okregu Borysla-
via i Okolic. General Rozwadow-
ski przediozy} projekt linii de-
markacyjnej, ktora stanowilaby
rzeka Bug, a dalej Gniia Lipa.
Poiozone Cd tel linii IA wschod
te-ytorya pozostalyby ma razie w
lekach ukrainskich, az do estate
cznego rozwiazania przez konfe-
,encye Pokojowa kweStyi Galley
wschodniej.
Przez diva dni bombardowala
artylerya ukraihska zaklad ola O.
blakanych W Kulparkowie pod
Lwowem. Sa tam ranni i zabici.
Zaklad jest powaznie uSzkodzo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
iOtADEK W NIEpORzADKU ?
DosiegncG Rzeczywistei Przyczyny
@Brac DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Otto co tysiace eiorpiacych ma zoladek
czyni obeenie. ~"iast bra6 toniki, Tub
pr6bowaG "polatae- 40 trawienie, zabie-
Tajs sic one do prawdziwej przyezyny
dolegliwosci-zapchanej watroby i roz-
s~trojonego zoladka.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dzialaj4
na watrobe kojaeo i gojaco. Gdy wat
roba j zoladek wykonywaja W natu-
ralne funkcye, odejdzie niestrawnosc /
p~rzypadloSei zoladka-
Jezeli maeie niesmak W ustaeh, OBJ
3ozony jezyk, zfy apetyt, uczueie ocieza.
2osei i rozleniwienia, brak ambicyi /
enerIii, pokarmy sic ME trawia nalezycie
-powinniseie brae Olive Tablets, taste
pujaSe kalonel-
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets So ezysto
Toslinnym preparation, zmieszanym z
Olivia. Poznaeie je Pc ieh oliwkowym
kolorze. Dzialsjs one ME sprowadzaJae
kolek, kurez6w Tub b6lu. .
Wezcie iedna Tub dwie idac spae, a
bedziecie mogli dobrze jeSe. Pc Zoe i
Csc pudeIko. We Hszystkich aptekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Protest ~Poznanskiego.

Komitet Narodowy Polski W
Paryzu original Is lutego naste'
pujaca depesze Cd |. ]. Paderew.
skiego. ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych:
,,Przesylamy kuryerem note
poznahskiej N~aczelnej Rady Ma
rodowej przeciw systemowi gwal
tow i naduzyG, jakiemi mad lud-
roScia pofska pastwia sic wladze
niemieckie w Prusiech wschod--
Mich i ma G6rnym Slasku. Nota
zawiera take liste aresztowah
mordow dokonanych przez Mem
cow na tych obszarach. Minister
stwo Spraw Zagranicznych - Pa
derewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Oskarzaja Won Beselera.

Niemieccy socyaliscit kt6rzy
So urzednikami paiistwowymi w
okupowanem krolestwie, wysta-
pill z osk~arzeniem przeciw byte
mu general = gubernatorowi Won
Beselerowi, oraz przeciw Won
kriesowi, byiemu dyrektorowi
spraw cywilnych. Akt oskarzenia
stwierdza, re polityka Beselera
wywolaia w Polsce Smiertelna
rienawiSc wszystkiego, co ME-
mieckie. Autorowie tego oskarze-
MIA ~domagaja sic, by Won Besele-
ra i Won Kriesa oddano pod sad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

com robotnik6w cywilnych ME
mieckich w naprawianiu drog ko-
munikacyjnych ma terytoryum O.
ku~pacyjnem amerykahskiem W
Niemczech, amerykanska kwate-
ia postanowila, ably czeSc zaplaty
wyplacona byla robotnikom ME
mieckim w racyach zywnoscio-
wych. R~obotnicy otrzymaja 8 do
8 marek dziennie, skolektowa-
nych cd rzadu niemieckiego z
tym przywilejem, re Geese zapla-
ty NIGGA otrzymac W zywnosci;
mace, cukrze, kawie, miesie it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

X. Franciszek Kulihski, obecnie ka-
pelan wojskowy najdujacy sic " kwa-
terze mr.. 32-gi " d1ielnicy P~lotro-Pa---
w3owa, gdzie miesci sic olbrzymi maga
zyn dostawy ,,Quartermasters" spo-
dziewa sic wkr6tce bye zwolniony cd
s}uzby wojskowej. Jak sic dowiaduje-
my z w1arygodnego zr6dia, podobno ma
bye przeznaczony ma wikarego do ko-
sciola sw. Heleny.
Klub Obywatelski zwo@uje zebranie
polityczne do sail parafialnej sw. He
leny W przysziy piatek, dnia Ago b..
m. O godzinie S-mej wiec0orem prosi
rodak6w ! rodaczki o jak II ajliczniejszy
wsp6{udzia1.
Zolnierz Kazimierz Strzyzewski, ku-
zyn Y! Piotra H.. Pyterka, probos0cza
parafii sw. Heleny, powr6ci& " tych
dniach 2 Francyi honorowo zwolniony
Cd sluzby woiskowej. Msza sw., ma in
tencye szczesliwcgo powrotu Ao}nierza
Kazimierza, zostanie odprawidna "
koSciele sw. Heleny, W przyszly VITO
rex, dnia 1S-go b. m, 0 godzinie S-mej
rano. ma kt6ra zapraszaja wszystkich
krewnych / znajomych. Rodzice jego
mieszkaja pnr. 1924 No. Wood III,
Klub pan i'm. Kr6lowei Wandy, be-
die mial swoje posiedzenie jutro o 60
dzinie 40 wicczorem W sail ~zwykIych
posiedze6. ObecnoSG ~wszystkich cz}on-
kin jest pozadana. P~rezesowa jest PAM
B. Hibner. niezmordowana pracowni-
czka ~tamtejszej parafii.
q
POdczas ~nabozehStw ~wieczornych -
wielkopostnych kazania pasyjne Wy
glasza y. Jak6b Szprcnga, wikary z
pa rafii Sw. Waclawa.
X
W najbIizszy piatek, dnia Ago b.
H.. Odbedzic sic naboze6stwo aaiobne
"a dusze s. p. J6zefa Rajcha, o godzi-
ME S-mej rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
POLSKIE.
Dokohczenie re STRONGLY l

wkrotce specyalny urzsd majacy
ma celu l~ikwidacye rachunk6w z
pafstwami rozbiorczemi. Ma cze-
lie tego urzedu stana: ola krolc-
silva - Wladyslaw Grabski, ola
Poznaiskiego Trampczyhski, ola
Galicyi - Michalski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Lotrowska spofka.

Wiadze Polskie udaremni}y To-
trowski plan Niemcow, ktorzy W
chwili ewakuacyi Kowla postano-
will w rece Ukraiicow to miasto
oddac, stanowiace bardzo wazny
wezel kolei zelaznych. Zaledwie
wojska niemieokie opusciiy Ko-
wei, pojawify sic zbrojne handy
Petury, by przyjac niemiecka
spuscizne. Spotkali sic jednak z
oddziaiami wojsk polskich, kt6re
stawiiy energiczny opor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11
Kfopotliwa kwestya polska.


Wedlc biura VOLTA, dotyczqce
Polski oSwiadczcnia nicmicckiegu
ministra spraw zagranicznych
Brockdorf = Rantzau'a ma konsty
tuancie w Weimarze bylo doslo,
wnie nastepujaco:
,,Jesli pragniemy dochodzit
prawa samostanowienia ola ma
szych braci niemieckich, tenn sa-
mem uznaG musimy prawa
wtedy, kiedy ~skierowuje sic ono
przeciw n~aszej wiadzy. Dotyczy
to przedewszystkiem narodu pol
skiego. Nalezaioby zdat sobic
sprawe, ktore terytorya maja bye
objete trzynastym punktem pro-
gramu W;lsonowego. Wtenczas
powinnaby 0 tenn zadecydowat
jakaS instancya bezstronna. DO
tego jednak czasu terytorya te
nalezq do pahstwa niemieckiego.
Ley zaS W naszym ~intercsie, by
atmosfera nienawiSci zatruwajaca
obecnie stoSunki germahSko-pol-
skie ustapila miejsce bardziej O.
czyszczonemu powietrzu wzaje-
mnego zrozumienia. NieStety,
RE mozemy powiedzieG, abySmy
posiadali wygodnego sasiada w
panstwie polskiem. Ze wzgledu
La wsp6lne interesy powinno bye
i bedzie naszym celem znalezG
jakiS sposob wsp0fzycia. A tree
ba tn bedzie nadewszystko uznac
prawo polskie do zapewnionej ko-
munikacyi Z morzem Baityckiem.
Problem ten moze bye rozwiaza-
ny przez uregulowanie tel spra--
Wy zgodnie Z konwencyami O re-
gludze ma Whsle i transporcie ko-
lejami zelaznemi. jak take dro-
ga koncesyi portowych, be- maj
mniejszego jednak naruszenia u
dzielnoSci panstwowych i bez "a
dnych zmian terytoryalnych. w
ten spos6b Niemcy ME mialyby
mic przeciwko miedzynarodowe--
mu zagwarantowaniu niepodle-
slosci Polski, o ileby to tylko mic
zwracalo sic przeciw jednemu Z
jcj saSiad6w.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

mowi Evening Standard. Nastep-
ca jego ma bye Earl Cursor. pre-
zydent Rady i przewodca rzado-
Wy w Izbie Lordow.
SYTUACYA w ROSYI.
Geneva, II. marca. - Ucieki-
merry z Rosyi zeznaja, re zycie
pod rzadami bolszewickiego rza-
du Lenina i Trockiego jest okro-
pna mara senna. Nieszczesliwcy
CT, ktorzy zdolali przedostac sic
do Szwajcaryi, do tego czasu cier-
pia fizycznie i umyslowo z powo-
du max fizycznych, jake ponie-
Sli i z powodu rozstrojenia ner--
wow ma widok meczarni innych,
torturowanych przez bolszewi-
kow.
Paryz, II. marca. - Do ogolnej
k1eski glodu i nieporzadku w
Moskwie doiacza sic jeszcze ODE
cnie straszna zaraza tyfusu, ze-
znaje pewien kupiec brytyjski,
kt6ry W ostatnich dniach przybyl
Z Rosy do Paryza. Ma dobitke w
mieScie niema zadnych lekarstn
ami mydla, a nawet goraca woda
nalezy do rzadkoSci.
Kopenhaga, II. marca. Ber-
Iingske Tidende pisze, &c w osta-
tnich dwoGh tygodniach bolsze--
wiki znowu ukarali Smiercia cite
rech wielkich ksiazat rosyjskich,
rzekomo "a spisek monarchistycz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-11

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