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New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Four Republican
Governors Aid
Bay State Fight
Coolidge Running for Re-
election as Executive ON
Law and Order Issue
Based OH Police Strike

James B. Reynolds. secretary of the
Republican National Committee, who is
at Republican headquarters IN this city
during the temporary absence of
Chairman Hays, said yesterday that
four Republican Governors-Henry j.
Allen, of Kansas; William c. A. Sproui.
of Pennsylvania; J. A. A. Burnquist, of
Minnesota, and Carl f. Milliken, of
Maine-had been drafted for service to
help the Republican campaign man
ayers in Massachusetts, where the Re-
publicans have renominated Governor
Calvin Coolidge on an issue Of law and
order The Democratic candidate,
Richard II. Long, shoe manufacturer,
instate all the policemen dismissed
by the Mayor of Boston for going on
strike month ago, an act of insubor-
dination which prompted President Will
son, then on the Pacific Coast, TO de-
nounce them in scathing terms.
The Republicans have accepted
Longs challenge. AS the result will be
interpreted as a drift of sentiment on
the Presidential campaign, the national
keenly alert. The Republicans also
have sent to the Bay State Congress-
men Hicks and Crowther Of New York,
and Campbell, of Kansas.
The Republican National Committee
also is taking part in the campaigns
in New Jersey, Maryland and Ken
lucky. In New Jersey the issues are
both state and national. and further
complicated by the administration of
the Public Utilities Board and zone
fares, as well as prohibition. The
speakers there next week will include
Governors Sproul and Allen. and Rep
resentatives Kelly, of Michigan; Fess
and Cole of Ohio; former Representa-
tive Miller, of Minnesota, and former
Secretary Leslie NJ. Shaw, of Iowa.
The Republican candidate is State Con-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Oct e4.-Arrived: strs
nassmoor; I; s,,I New York: Mona dnock (Dr>
Awensdaw. New YORK: sestri iItal.Y. So So ,
yannah; Argentine Maru (Jap), London
Lake Lake candelaria. New York; AchurI
- BOSTON. Oct. 24.-Arrived: Strs Lake
tachuta, Manzanillo, Cuba, Covrna; Nor
Iolk. Sailed: Lake Annette Norfolk and
Newport News: Bethlehem. Philadelphia
- CHARLESTON. oct. 24.-Arrived: Strs
Esperan2a de Lsrrinaga (BrD. from Cal
vesson for Manchester; Lake Frances from
Baltimore. Sailed: Str Lake Clear for
Baltimore.
DELAWARE BREAKwArER. Del, Got.
@4-Arrlved Strs Pnrksvillc. Philadelpi!a
Tor Rio Janeiro and Santos Karnesit, Phil
asdelphia for Baltimore: Northwfnd Prov
iaenss R Hs;rd for Lsmherts Point: schr Edward
g. IAGksONvILLE. Fla Oct 24.-Arrived: ::
MOBILE, OCT 94.wArrived. "a 81 strs rs,'I. Lake
Mattato, Progreso Sailed: Belvernon
'HSF; %hw 1ISfTsse oWsESSs Oct, s4-c,aar.. s.r,
ManX Isles tBrV, Havana: Saranac (Br).
London; saramacca, Port Barios via Ha
vna Truxilo, Tells
p r,lsf;,S5 ,pHMsAcoIA. 1ct. 2+;,-Arrivsd: str-
cnsueaSI s@ist" ta saaa calv'IsGn nas tug Essnas
West Hartlepool: OREGON Mobile
PORT EADS. Oct s4.-Arrived: Strs FIX
cesior. Havana; Roger del Lurria lSpan. T..
Mobile.
7rd"o roRTLAMp. 7 A Me-, Oct st..Ar.ived: Sch
Keturned Sch l.. l.. Hs min. New York Tor
Eastern port. Sailed: S,rs Matoa Norfolk
Texaco. New York
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 24.--Ar,ived: Strs
Vest y celeron. GLASGOW; +. NJ. Danziger
Boston; Grecian. Boston; Lake Ennis, Bos-
ton; Bayonne. New York; Cicoa Portland
SAVANNAH, oct. 2+.--Arriyed: Strs
Vest Hardaway, ternandina; (3lbara
tCub.), Havana; Rolnulus Port Arthur:
Nacoochee. Boston. Sailed: Kishacoqulllaa
Uhvre.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
TRA<SPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails ciose at ,he Ger.
eral Postoice and City Hall Posto,,lcs
station New York. at p. H.. as follows;
Japan CoIrd. China. Siberia, siam Coo Mn
China Netherlands East Indies and Fh.Ilp.
pine Isends, via Vancouver aHe Victoria.
b. G.. steamship Empress OF Asia. to-day
Francisco. steamship Nippon Maru, TO-
day.
Japan, corea. China, Siam. Cochin
Cnina and Netherlands East Indies via
San Francisco. steamship Siberia Maru.
October 81. "
China. Via Seattle. steamship Javary.
October az
Tahiti. Marauesae, Cook Ialands, New
IeAland and specially aidressec ynsil for
australia, via San Francisco. steaInship
Moana. October 20
, Hawaii, Samoan Islanda Australia and
Now Zealand. Via San Francisco steam.
shlp Soncma. November g.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Going On To-day
DAY

Clocks turned back one hour at a. n.
Sixth day of ceiebration OF Roosevelt
Week: Flag VIII be conveyed to Trinity
churchyard. thence to the Sub Treas sury.
tho forty seventh star will be attached.
Brief addresses yin bo made BY per
ernor Henry J. Allen Of Kansas win
be tho speaker at a Roosevelt memorial
in the high school at Flushing.
Metropolitan Museum Of Arc Admission
American Museum Of Safety Admission
Van cortlandt Park Museum, Admission
zoologicai Park. Admission is ire, free.
lnternational Conference Of Women Ply
Meeting OF institute of Cold Rolled Strip
steel manufacturers Waldorf Astoria,
Naiona o. @ nusin"ss susnns9" shcm St 9Th Regiment
Amerisann iron ana ! stesi institute con
vcnt:on. Hotel Commodore. all day
Last day of billiard tournament, Hotel
Mig SiSs az Il 2ad@atq!s E i Section Of the
American Social Hygiene Association.
Horace Mann School, Columbia Univer-
sity, 10 a. 10.
LECTURE by C. G. ABBOT on onserying
state. in tho museum building OF the
Mestnw srHS Hof"nlray f Wa c29an" @e1S uEn = m
p. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis.
Wendell N. Thomas and Edwin Mark
,on Of Liberty" Colonial Room, Hotel
A1satN McN,p'n ~, 70 ,,onai a.: m and 2l5 p m
and Prison Labor. at the home Of Adolph
,ewisohn. ssl Fifth Avenue. 80 y. N.
Addrcsses by Hon. William H. Wadhanls
and Adolph Lewisohn.
Roosevelt Memorial celebration at rnstitu-
iSnal iS syn1sSsue naHn, , lis West llsth street
Roosevelt The American Prophet"
Gilbert cannan, W. Norman Ever. Mrs
Konlr+ ilTj1ht EwsT John hno A. Honson HoIrord
rrnce. all of England, viii be guests at
"a 1'nrer a!,.,,t,, at which The Anglo amer
cussed at the Hotel Commodore D. M
Special opsratc performance by the Inter-
1tT,a' 1o,,;,!.n Houmci and Metropolitan Opera
Of the Belgians metropolitan Opera
Houss, s:l5 P IN.
Regiment Armory. Eighth Avenue ana
letting OF 1steopathic Society Of the City
OF New York holland IIouse FIFTH
6, Ayenue aud Th!rtIeth Street. Sis p. m.
SHOW and dance OF knights Of Iithuaria
McCadd"n Memorial IIall. berry Street
hct"e"h south Second and South Third
streets. Brooklyn, $50 D. m
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
fsd.ral Control Of Railroads as a Result
OF tns war BY Professor James W'alter
,.,, H,ro"h, y NJ c. A., West I25th street
hs Llic History OF the Earth" bv Pro
lessor samuel G. Schmucker; New Yor,
,.lprarY' 800 West li5th street Illus
ART EXHIBITIONS
"'uereon GnlierIes. exhibition OF work by
rli' seventh Street Iaiatrre
bourgeois Gnlcry. 66s Fiftn Nvenra.
hibitlon Of paintings and droyyio.. ~,
Emile Branchard oy
lush Terminal building. 1so Wost roct,.-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

ADMINISTER. WILTON, BRUSSELS. Car,
pets and rugs. all sizes. al makes, nll
colors. IS cts $l.25 yard up; Rugs IS to $35
up plain bordercd. scanned or seamless
Slonnc's Whittall's, ALTOONA. 0x9, sxio
"%l2, 1Sx20. all other sizes. Linoeums, por-
tieries, layin,, cleaning, dyeing, repairing
iIyerything In tho Carpet and Rug line: beau
tim things reasonable. STILLlNGS. $40
S29 Madison Ave. b9tn), Sulte l06. Pla Is
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
UNION TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY

MY York October is. 1919.
~ TO 70, L, l.. r. n;,n nAhsTowt MRS Ds rAyE-
FRYER. kATuERlNE HuRLt;Y. MRS
uENSuEH. ALBERT D. MENSCEEi.
JDA kEPPLE. G. Y: KAUFMAN, L. N
WILLIS. Or ROsNER. Mrs. RiCA' AZ. T..
MA NILSSON. STANDBY & McGIBHONS,
Ap4rrH : n YESEKs yi NoHA M,ilLcAny, ~
ROGERS, w. J. SHEPARD. W r. KIcH
KATE TUlLY. MR.. rnANK & ~1EENEYi'
WlNTEnEk, Mrs. J. A. WOOD. wOM-
ENs }; G.,. NArE !, HEALTI ASSN. Mlts e:
,'ENlN AND MRS. FRANK PAYTON: You
ana each Of yourar hereby notified that
NJ tinle 'or :hc payment of our lien upoi,
tn property h-rcinaft"r described, nayinu
* pircd. after due notice thereof had been
gwen YOU. "" VIII cause such property 10
W iiousrhold furnishings comprising
fs., nsnS beddinK, chinon'"rs. bureaus. chairs,
ntchincs china ana glass closets. crockerv
glassware. Kitchen utensls. plated and sii.
yer ware. cutlery, porticies, curtains dra
bciies, carpets rugs. books, bookcassa
oTlc -brac. pianos. musical instrunlents
slatnary, vehicles. paintings and pictures,
parel personal effects, merchandisr etc
IS enumerated In the warehouse inventory
ISSUED TO you by this warehouse, stored bv
you or IN youI nam" (or IN which YOU may
storage Company warehouses to be sold at
public auction. according to tho statute in
9@Gh 1sas Gass made aaG and nrovid.d at l2Il2a
THtKSDAY. NOVEMBER aTH 1919, at
lo;oo a. NJ, and If the sale Hicreof is not
con!Pl"f"d on paid dato the Same VIII be
cry THURSDAY thsreaftcr. beginning at
lo.3o A. a. on each day, and Continuing
until ali the goods are sold.
UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE
COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMEN-An organization Offering an
Issue OF financial securities has an opening
!or statesmen OF personality; experience in
this particular line not necessary. but de-
sirable; every possible assistance. including
leads. will he given; would like TO get IN
touch with men who desire and know how to
build up a clientele Of satisfied customers
through tte sale of merltorious securities
on libciY commission basis.
AMALG AWAITED FINANCE CORPORA
TON. "a East 42d ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Mems Clothing

Ave buy gent!emen's disca, ded clothing.
business suits. o"ercoats. eursiined coAts,
tu! dress. Tnxetos. pants shoes ct every
@e.cription positively pay NOR than others.
Gail write. or phone. Meyer I-.row;t1, A4s
Tth ave. Greeley II2G.
MEN SUITS. PAWN TlCKETS; PAY
hif t prices: buy and sell gcntlemun's
seen and clothing Jack the Tailor,
l. Faal 9Th ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Large Corn Exports
From Argentina

BUENOS AYRES, Oct. 23.-News-
papers here give prominence to the
growing expectation Of corn. estimates
Ne'N- made that it is now going on at
:" 'oH.0oo tona rcr week Lar
&c actlA ,, 40 .nlt,.
states, itaiy. Francs xndr. Spain,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Furniture

EIGHEST rRTCEs Paid for furniture, an.
t!Ques, Iisnos br4c-R -brac, BOOKS art
stc. GABAY. ss University Plao%. Phone
Stuyvessnt 2317
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty-four
hours in comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRr BOUGHT
FOX G. SIl, estates appraised. purchased
DENNE'T1. l75 Broadway, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.--Pressure is hiuh
throughout the Eastern states and the North
west, and it is low and falling over the upper
Mississippi Valley and in the Southwestern
states. Much colder weather prevails over
the plains states as far south as Kansas
and over the Rocky Mountain region, the
plateau region and California. Warm weather
prevails over the great Central Valley and
the Southern states.
During the last twenty-four hours rain
fell in the middle Atlantic. south Atlantic
and Gulf states, the upper Mississippi Valley.
Arizona and California. and there we're
SHOWS IN the north plains states, north Rocky
Mountain region and Nevada.
In the New England states the weather
will be generally fair Saturday and cloudy
probably rain, Sunday, with mild tempera-
ture In the middle Atlantic states the
weather will be threatening. with mild tenn
perature. on Saturday and Sunday. with
probably showers Sunday. In the south At
lantic states the weather will be partly
cloudy. with mild temperatures. Saturday
and Sunday. In the east Gull states Ten
nessee and the lower Ohio Valley the weather
will be unsettled, with probably showers,
Saturday and Sunday, with lower tempera-
ture Sunday In the upper Ohio Valley and
the lower lake region the weather will be
unsettled, with showers, SATURDAY. and Sun
dny, with lower temperature Sunday In
The upper lake region there will he rains
and SHOWS and colder weather Saturday. and
cloudy and colder weather ION Sunday
storm warnings are d1 layed on Lakes
Superior. Michigan. Huron~and Erie.
Special Vicinity Force sts.--Eastern New
York Cloudy Saturday. followed by rain
Saturday night and Sunday. moderate tenn
perature.
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Threatening Saturday; Sunday, probably
rain. moderate temperature.
Western New York-Cloudy, with showers
Saturday: Sunday, cloudy and colder.
Southern New England Partly cloudy
Saturday Sunday. rain
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CON.
PANY.--Clcans by compressed mir, ste~rn
hand ex on door. 419 East 4sth st. C0E \
BRANDT. Telephons 1913 Murray Hlll
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is OF
1ered high class salesman, with few
INC and dollars. to secure a position as
New York representative with good invest
Inert paying not less than IS lc annually ::
product has endorsement OF best experts
IN the country. Tor details. address for
appointment Box 7i2, Trenton y. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

highest temperature yesterday. so degrees
tat p. m) lowest. 50 degrees TAT s y.
m.) average. sc degrees average same date
last year, 56 degrees
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

Local Official Forecast.-Cloudy to-day.
followed by rain tonight and tomorrow :
moderate temperature; fresh east and south
east winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

huttEraphins. .tenography. typewrttixs,
al hours; reasonable. Coyno. LAG NassAV
at. Beeklnan 47s
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Weather Report

Sun rises. III a. m. Sun sets :o3 D. m.
Moon rises. S :51 a. m. Moon sets. :02 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

TYPlsT.-A larss corporation wants
Wunx man, typist aad clerk; ono ,hat
- IAniHsr Win satisticaI work neat an
ypnf , sh.s ana Eccd references required
@Is.y ~ por week 70 start. yyite ststi,'s
.iss .is"cssHnn. G,s Addrsss Malcolm. ROOM,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

STORAGE NOTICES

BIG BANllA1NS.--New and used wardrobs
trunks. SOS eth ave, bet 30th-3lst sts
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
statesmen

Men OF distinct Dersonaifty who's. do
sf~s and aims are bigger and bette, =,
tprns 81 pronpesous career. VIII cape
cIAIiy DO intersstcd In a proposition which
'squires energetic. ambitious IA irsiueu Ua
afe financial organization. human and
3,a heartrd. with an Interest In every en-
Pioye We want real I've wires who can
oeveiop INTO successfuI Gales ma nagery viii
an opportunity Of becoming nb.ncialIy in
-, o"yc hnsnt Our method Ia sisnple and
oIi lfisif nctions are thorough. Require
meh,s are Intelligence. determination and
-uii pi pep spirit. In answering a franz
snn iull EXPLANATION al 10 e1pe.lence End
% cavao,I'y ~ WI assure applicant OF an i'm
nv ,...Sss a. Ihtsr.iew VIII. Box Aasl. Tr,b-
uointfaent '~' A"' ~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Stock and Bond Statesmen

IF you have had actual experience IN
selling tho security OF a commercial dis
count company can place you on our
force, and by careful cooperation and cir
culs srIzing assist you in making very
profitable income by selling the security OF
a credit finance company now increasing
KS working capital to $4,000, 900. Attract
40 yield TO investors We prefer gentle
men 2b to 55 years Of ago having good
connections, expeiie in this line. and
unquestiorable character; We arc veil es-
tabishcd and making money and have
prominent persons interested in the COM
pany officers. directors and investors.
See Sherwood Hodson, With Clarence Hod-
son & Co, brokers. established 1893, Room
SIT. rs COrtlandt Street.
STOCK AND BOND statesmen.
With or without actual experience in selling
the security OF commercial discount
pany, we can place you on our force with
and commissions and by careful CO.
operation and ctrculsrizing assist you In
making q vey profitable income by selling
tho security Of credit finance company In
corporated 1915. Attractive yield 10 investors.
We prefer gentlemen 36 to 55 years Of age
having good connections and unQuestionable
character: we we'll estaDlished and max
ing money and have prominent persons In
tercsted In the company officers. directors
and Investors. See Sherwood Hodson with
Clarence llodson g. Co. Brokers' Established
1893. Room 6l7. 26 Cortlandt st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day

loving to unsettled port condition, tn.
ueparture OF steamships is subject t,
Changel
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
statesmen

TEN STOCK statesmen WANT
ED WHO HAVE CLIENTELE PRE-
FERRED: SALARY AND COMMlS-
SION. CALL bls FIFTH AVE.
SUITE 1903
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

WOMEN
Active girls and women n.ed.d
10 70 40 years OF age, 70 I'll
vacancies as
Order Filters
Packers
Utility Workers
~o,. p1.s'Ant conditions; not factor,
Pay ga per week up.
opportunit'es for Advancement;
no experience necessary: those en-.
pioSoo now win participate In our
~ per cent bonus, payabie ~
christmas. Wo are located thrse
"'hotes walk from Sands Street
station
Call at once
THD CHARLES WILLIAM STORES,
25 Washington Street
Brooklyn. Now York
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Cla ssifie ing
HELP WANTED FEMALE

MIDDLE AGED woman for checking photo
prints of Did newspapers; steady position
Tor right party. Apply u. S. Holland &
Co, 1+9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Humidity
Barometer Readings
Other People. Weather

30.21'1 p. M. 30.23lS y. m. s
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Stock and Specially Statesmen,

STOCK CLERK hy wooden importing house
state age experience and salary ey
pected. Box B. M, 104 East 14th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
LOST BANKROOKS

LOST-Bankboox No 1916 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any
person having claim to It Ia hereby
called upon TO present the same within
ten days submit TO having said pass
book Cancelled and ono Issued.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

rzecznikiem starego porzadku
rzeczy. Nigdy ME by}o wieKszego
cd tego biedu, ami wiekszego pa
szkwilu."
Potem szkicowaf swoj nowy
program rzadow, gioszac:
,.Zbrojenia musza zniknqc e
tylko W Niemczech. IoIz Y p:a-
cy musza bye krotsze. Wynag :
dzenie musi bye wieksze. Ubost-
wo musi zniknac. | spodziewam
sic, re to nieszczesne, wiekowe
nieporozumienie pomiedzy Irlan-
dyq a reszta Zjednoczonego Kro-
leStwa wkrotce Wreszcie sic "a
kohczY. Marnotrawstwo musi IL
STAG. Musimy rozwinac rolnictwo.
Wielka Brytania musi bye uwol-
Mona cd ignorancyi, opilstwa, O.
raz zaleznosci i tyranii jednego
Czfowieka mad drugim"
w zakofczeniu przemowif je--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

trzymuje, re Anglia musi je apro-
bowaG, pragnac sic dowiedziec,
Jake warunH bolszewicy gotowi
sa ofiarowac "a cene otrzymania
pokoju. Zapewmaja tez powszech
ME, re jezeli Anglia jest tym ro-
kowaniom przeciwna, Estonia ME
wySle ma ME swych delegation.
w Estonii maja Biaiorosyanie
giowna kwatere swej armii, roz-
porzadzaja tam znacznemi siSami
i tam tez znajduje sic siedziba
cywilnego rzadu polnocno-zacho,
dniej Rosyi. Obawiaja sic oni, &c
sdyby Estonia doszla do porozu-
mienia Z rzadcm Lenina, zoStanq
wvpedzeni z tego kraju, pociesza-
Tia sic iednak tenn. ze Pertraktacye
potrwaja w kazdym razIe co mai
rniej przez tydzieh. Wladomosc
G zamierzonych uk}adach KRAKOW
nadbaityckich Z bolszewikami
przyczyniHa sic do podnieslenla
Gucha ! mestwa armii b~ia{orosyj-
skiei. kt0ra zatrzvmaia sic W
lswvm odwrocie ! zaczvra powoli
spvchat wojska komunistow XII
Pskowu.
(Ca1a ia korcspondenova brzmi
zbvt fantastycznie. Wszystkie
poprzednie depesze zgodnie dono-
! SHY. IL Estonia Przvstafa juz
definitywnie ma rozpoczecie roko-
! wan z bolszewrkami, o PotSce zas
podawafv, re ma razic ME bjerze
trdziaiu nawet w ko~nferencyi pro
wincyi nadbatvckioh. " naJwyz-
sym za$ stopniu nieprawdopodo-
bna wydaje sic rzecza' ably Polsks
r,ia&a obecnie wchodzi6 w jake
kofwiek rokowania z bolszewika-
mi. Pan Little dowioR ja& po-
przednio swemi korespondencya'
mi Z G66rnego Slaska, il jest ME,
przychylnie usposobiony wzgle-,
dem Po1ak6w, mo1liwe zatem, ie
obecnie pisze tendencyjnie. Dls
tego GAIA te korespondencye ma,
ley przyjaG re znacznem niedo'
wierzaniem Przyp. Red. Dzien
lChic)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

rie. re ofiarowana Lotwi i Estonii
propozycya pokojowa komunisty-
cznego rzadu/ rosyjskiego costa
ME przyjeta, pomimo faktu, il
Jest ona widocznym manewrem
strategicznym re strony bolsze--
wikow, W celu dalszego utrzymaj
MIA sic u steru.
Budapest, 10. wrzesnia. =
correspondent John Clayton twier
dzi, re wobec zmiany polityki RIA
du rumuiskiego w stosunku do
Wegier dni rzaeow obecnego ga
binetu Friedriclla sa policzone, a
nowy cabinet zostanie sformowa-
ny przez barona Pcronyi.
Berlin, IS. wrzesnia. - kores-
pondent George Renwick zapo--
wiada, re Niemcy zaprowadzq W
najblizszej ~przyszlosci napowie-
TRINA komunikacye pocztowa Z XII
koma ..ncutraInymi' krajami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

sycze premier bardzo SLIME "a
L.iga Narodow, zaznaczajac, re
Jest ona konieczna ME tylko ola
obrony malych narodow prze7
wielkimi, ale takze ma}ych marc
dow pomiedzy SODA.
KRoTKIE
z EUROPY.
Berlin, 10. wrzesnia. Kores'
pondent Parke Brown, stwierdza
re rozwiazany ostatnio przez mi
niStra obrony krajowej Noskegc
,;Rewolucyjny Zwiazek Maryna-
rzy" jest jedna Z agency, ktora
day do wywo}ania novel rewo-,
lucyi w Niemczech. Ma on Potwo-
rzone kwatery we w~szystklcl
w~iekszych miastach, gdzie rekru,
tuje w swe szeregi licznych ma,
rynarzy i zotnierzy.
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mier Lloyd George wypowiedzia+
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ralnych i reprezentujacych prace.
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nova jego ME bedzie polityczna
faktycmie jednak wszyscy poll
tycy uwazaja ia "a stanowcze re
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ci6fmi re stronnictwa Torysow
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postepowych
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braza sobie, re jestem g}6wnym