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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
A SCENE IN FRANCE
. (Contributed.(

AS we travelled on l saw a vision.
I conceived a river of the VICTOR
Gus allies, an endless train of lau-
rel crowned men, treading rose
strewn avenues, and acclaimed by
frenzied exalted crowds.
And they passed on their trium-
phant way; but the scene remained
unfixed
AS I strove to reach them the fig
ures grew dim until they faded into
nothingness, and in their stead there
appeared a wilderness, an expanse
of plain and wood bearing nothing
but graves, and l understood.
France has become the mother
earth Of the human race; she holds
in her bosom a host of strange sol
diers, who came to her from every
Cline
Even now her soil is hallowed by
the blood of these men equally with
that of her own, but to perfect the
consecration there needs the tears
of the women who bore them. There
fore the graves must stand
Each warrior has paid with his
life for the ground on which he fell,
and TO tumble his bones into the
common charnel pit, would be a sac
rilege of hell.
Henceforward there must be con-
stant communion between the quick
and the dead, else the sacrifice shall
have been in vain. a.
If the sword be sheatehed in a.
flourish of trumpets as a token that
the work is done, and men depart,
each to his own country, they will
forget, for the human mind is brief
aand human will is frail
When peace returns to the sorely
tried world, let mothers be led ten
derly to the tombs of their sons.
Young mothers had but their first
born to give; tottering mothers who
gave, not only their sons, but the
sons of their sons; mothers from
savage lands; mothers of every race;
mothers of every creed; let them
kneel and pray that they may be
comforted; and they will depart in
peace with new light in their
hearts
Those who await their coming will
marvel at bowed heads now erect,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
FIGHTING MEN WERE
DISABLED in CAMP
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, March 2O.-Claims
presented to the War Risk Insurance
Bureau by disabled soldiers show
that only small portion of them
were disabled in battle as compared
with those remaining in camp
OF the first 6,996 claims sent into
the bureau only one and three-tenths
per CENTS men-received their dis
abilities in battle, while 6S.9 per cent
were disabled in camp, either in this
country or overseas.
This percentage will, of course. be
greatly altered as the men, return
ing from France, turn in their claims,
yet officials of the bureau predict
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

great powers of the world, of
which America is the recognized
leader, can make them. The
mothers plea for her son, who
lies in a grave covered with lilies
and poppies is an argument poll
ticians can answer in but one
way The politician may feel
he is all powerful, but when the
mothers Of the nation speak ii is
for the politicians to do.
The mothers have spoken
Miami News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

When you have bilious attack
your liver fails to perform it's func-
tions. You become constipated. The
food you eat ferments in your stom-
ach instead of digesting. This iriflames
the stomach and causes nausea,
vomiting and terrible headache.
Take Chamberlain Tablets They
will tone up your liver, clean out
your stomach and you will soon be
as well as ever. They only cost a
quarter ADV. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
BID OF bayrum pass me, please.

! A bit of bayrum pass me, please
+ Having made for himself the repu-
ftation of being culinary artist, Hal
Thompson may expect the women
about town to begin asking for his
recipes.
AT that it is doubtful whether the
task of the men who are trying to
build league Of nations is much.
tougher than the problems of the
woman who is planning a big party.
ST Simp says he notices that a gar
den always does better when we
have CROWN weather.
Moreover, to mere man the selec-
tion Of new spring hat is far from
being one of the most serious things
in life
Despite his handicap in the way of
weight, Chief Linn showed fairly
good sprinting qualities.
Jack Claycomb writes from Hot
Springs that he felt fully fifty per
cent better after taking bath. He
says the ordeal wasn't half as bad
as he expected
Be sure to have your flivver oiled i
up for the boosters excursion next
week. Mr.. Brown has mapped out
some drive" for the trade tourists
1t really is astonishing how quick
y one can get rich-in his mind
when he acquires an oil lease or two.
Now it is reported that the coal
miners are going to demand a six
lour day, with only five days work
week Barkis is willin' il they
will apply the samer ule to newspa-
ler workers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
weeping eyes, now bright.

at weeping eyes, now bright.
But they viii understand the proud
ring of the voice that proclaims:
Sons, husbands, fathers. They all
died to make men free.
Therefore let the good old u s.
A. turn hand to make an old
world new
Written by
Corporal Reuben W. Wilson,
Headquarters Co. 343 F. A., Ameri-
can E. F., France.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

Secretary Glass Of the treas
ury department is quoted in a
Washington dispatch as express
ing strong confidence that the
Victory Liberty Loan will not
only be subscribed but over
subscribed. He says that patri-
otic impulses of most citizens
will pronpt them to subscribe to
the limit Of their abilities and
business interests will give
support for the additional
reason that the financial and
commercial soundness Of the
country depends on the govern
ment's payments of its debts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The persons or parties who took
the dress of Sadie Long from the
girls dressing room of the Chickasha
high school gymnasium on the night
of March 14th are known and they
will save themselves embarrassment
if they will remit to me the value OF
the dress, $3.50.
Walter Long,
17-St-1tw Rush Springs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

that the majority Of claims will come
from men disabled while in training.
AS the soldier becomes more thor
oughly trained in the methods of
warfare and camp life, the danger
of being disabled is lessened, it was
pointed out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
Invidious Distinction.

A colored sentinel challenged an
other eolored soldier who seemed
to be carrying something inside the
lines
Who goes there?" he asked.
Lieutenant with Jug O gin," was
the answer 8
Pass, lieutenant! Halt, gin!"
commanded the sentry.-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

Financially speaking, the war
is still on. The government still
requires money, both for the pur-
pose Of bringing our boys home,
paying what is due them, turn
ing them back into civilian life,
schooling the crippled ones, into
suitable vocations, and paying
ing for the large contracts for
and equipment that
would have been needed had the
war continued through the win
ter and into this year. The task
now is to "Finish the job, = and
the American people are going
to do it by putting over the Vic
tory Liebrty Loan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
. + + + - + = + t. i
The Brute.

The Brute.
Wife (complainingly)-"You used
to say before we were married that
was a dream"
Hub-"You were. A dream is
something that one. wakes up from
and discovers that it wasn't So
Boston Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20
EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs


All poets dearly love to sing
About the buds and birds of spring
It's Just a kind of mild disease
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

It really is astonishing how quick
ly one can get rich-in his mind
when he acquires an oil lease or two.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-20

17-st-1tw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
KALOMEl
Tysiace Sic Przekonaly, re Taste
puja Kalomel j ME Szkodza

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-zaste'
pujace kalomel-sa lagodne, lecz pewns
ma rozwolnienie, a dziaianie ich ma
watrobe niemal natychmiastowe. Sa one
wynikiem postanowienia Ora. Edwards,
ably ME leczyG chor6b watroby zoladka
"a pomoca kalomelu. Usilowania jego,
ably zaprzestac kalomelu, wydaiy tie male
tabliczki koloru oliwkowego.
TIE przyiemne male tabliczki przynosza
te same dobre skutki co kalomel, lecz
ME sprowadzaja zlych nastcpstw. Me
uszkodza one zeb6w tax jak income plyny
Tub kalomel. Dzialaja ma przyczynp
dolegliwoSci i usuwaia j.. Bo j poc6l
leczyc wGtrobe kosztem zeb0w? Kalomel
czasami nadzwyczajnie szkodzi dziasiom.
tax samo. iak income plyny. N~ajlepiej
jest mic braG kalomelu, lecz MECH DR..
Edwards Tablets zajma jego miejsce.
Wiekszosc wypadk6w b6lu giowy,
oszoiomienia i uczucia jakby rozleni-
vienna pochodzi z zatwardzenia i roz-
stroju watroby. Wezeie DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets gdy czujecie sic ociezale i
gnusnie. Zobaczycie jak rozjasnia one
umysi j podniosa ma duchu. 10e 1 Csc.
We wszystkich aptekach. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

Rod HdrodR pEEes Har6d dHa
Rarodu. ME kginis'E poDierschat
EteHRL =
- Abraham Lincoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
DO WIADOMOSCIi

wsHystkich Interesantow ~najuDr.ss-
kleJ Rrosimy . prxestrEeganie Donis-
ssyeh wskREowekI
Biurn Administraeyi nasseJ Otwarte
Erana do 7I8O ~w1eczorem - CO dnias Z
wyjstklem nIedsJel 4 tw1st kraJowyeh.
ObowtssuJaeyoh.
Earsadcs Pisna nas.eEo prIyjnuis
PoPOsUDNIoWYCH ed 8-Eiej 40 Stsj
- q wyJatklem sobot.
Redakcya ala Interesant6w otwarta
,est THLK0 w GoDZINACH RANNYCH
IILSoJ 20 pOfudniu tJIko m ~speeyalns
RedaktOr Naezelny przyJmuJe late.
~resantow TYLK0 Pc 1o-tes
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Uprazsa sic o lie ~motnoAei yvsselkts
aDrawy n Rednkeys Ealntria6 PISEM-
NIE. be- M konwersacye dfugte ME ma
my czssuB tylkO W sprnwach s1ozegol-
eyes sc salafwie swfesle = drogs kS-
r~espOadencyl prosfmy 9nwtc sic ESQ.,
biScIe. ~snchowuJac m wsgledEie, se o
kOlo SOdziny 11-teJ xamykamy ga1ets
4 uszysey n~aJbard1iej testeA@y WteaS
Korespondentew uprassamy naJmoc-
nIeJ, ably ptsalI CzYTELNIE ATRA.
MESTEM. LuB Ma MAsAYNIE. ME
YBYT sCISLIWIE I TYLkO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
Jesli utwory 5akiekOlUiek nie maize
hye o~xlosEone. poehlanIa Je - kosz
redakcyJnyy JeAn ~poEqdnne - dc .wro-
WIWAzNIE ZAzN4CzYC / zAE4CzIC
ENACZEK POCzTOWI Ma zWROTNA
PRzESGLkE.
zndnye ko~munikat6w do ogfoszenin
nie naIeAy HrEesylae ma knrtkach ODD
krStychI hainyeh tea nle prxyjmuje sic
k~an.aaikacyI telefonicknych - ckybs
- UxYintkOwyeh wypadkaehg r6wnfeA o
xfosze2. aOtyezeeych ruehn " foWa-
r~IystMaeh t~elefonicsnie nae 1rsyjnu-
1enlT.
Wsxelkle og~fosxenia. AAleAe DO Data-
n, Oxloaxed w Adminlstracyi 4 tam sle
= nlemI swraeae naleAy.
- re-
assIu' REZOLUcYE zALoBNE, PoLS-
FYcENE / I. >. aaleis do DEiafu osis-
useA.
.a.nin 4 tn. muszo bye po~Aplsane -
1efwem naEyyiskiem wras . adreSen Dt-
sEaceEoi b~eEimiennyeh, iuh p~odptsanyen
SemyElnfkfena alb wfesEcao ofUWo1
H.wItetn k~omunikAeyl. NJ h09ons
s~ondencyI aSs saniesze<anys
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
Zalo8ona 1897 rokn.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
MONROE 1903.
ZARZAD GLowNY


ks. FrAnclszsk Gordon. Moderetef.
rs. A. A. Kiowo, wice-Mo6erator.
wojclech F. Soska. orezes.
Antonlna BaEanowska. WIce-prezeskA
wojciech Meakicki, wlc.,-preEea
Tomasz 8 Blachowski, Sekretarx
Franclszek witkowski, Skaronik.
StanIsiaw LicZmenski. Dyrektor.
wIadyslaw Lopatks, Dyrektor. Il
AnIonI MREurk, ,Dyrektor.
Leokadya Koncxyk, Dyrektorke.
Salomea Urbahska. 'Dyrektorka.
Francisxka Bieschke, Dyrektorka-
DR.. FIR. A Dulak.. Lekars SacLelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mlndak. Doradca Prawny
Bsrta C. woJtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen
GODZINY BIUROWEi
Biuro ZRrSedu GiowneEo otwarte y
dnl powsze lpie Cd godz. 9-tej rano dc
JS-tsj wiecEorem, wv sooote do lei po'
nts 3 wSJRtkiem sobotyO. cd godziny
f-nne1 do s-tei. - W niedziele I swietI
u~roczyste, oluro jest zamkniete.
FreNesaI " ~poniedziaiki 1 piatki vile
eToraml Cd godEiny 7-meI do s-tei
wszelkie korespondencye do G2owns,
10 PreZesa nsle5y adresowac:
wOJCIECH f. SOSKA,
lAGS w. Division str, Chicago. III
sekretarxat W p~onledzialki. wtorki
srody 1 czwartki. Wieczorami Cd godzi
dnIu codEIeanie. Z ByJstkiem soboty, Ok
SkarSnIkal we wtorki, srody I pistk
cd godziny 1-mej do 9-tej wieczorem
~Bkladnnla Oplat. Wszelkle oplaty do Ra
sy Gfownej przyJmuje Kasyer Giownl
podczaS godEin oflsowych. albo we dnl,
" g~odzinach ofisowych, Sekretars Go
neralny.
WszelkIs lIsty nadsyiac nalsAy na ~,
90 SekretarZa Generalnego:
T0MASz g. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater, ,
ltSS w. Division str. Chicago, III
FINANSE.
PrEekazy bankows poestow'
(ehecks. money orders etc.) nRlsAy w,
Otawiac ma or~ganizacyes
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prsesyfac pod adresem:
FIR. WITKOWSKI,
E&kS W. Division str, Chicago, N
MAC1ERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarxadu Gl6wnego:
1856 w. Division Utica,
Va druEiem pietrss. 3
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

Me wchodzic nam tn - W mas
najbardziej dotyczace owe pro-
wokacye niemieckie, o tenn dose
sic pisze i te STRONG kwestyi zna-
my dobrze a; Ia przedmiot dzisiej-
szych rozwazan zaiozylismy So
bic punkt ten, czy jest CO powaz-
nego ma wszystkiem, co Niemcy
teraz robia, czy niema, czy maja
racye - czy ME - CT, co nbluf-
fem" zwa owo krzykactwo i Gale
postepowanie n~iemieckie. Prey
dent Ebert VIOLA, re ,,nie da Gdan
ska Polsce", gen. Dernburg pi-
see, re ,,Niemcy musza bye ma
tychmiast dopuszczone do Ligl
Ludlow - ma rownych z innyml
ludami warunkach, inaczej odmo
via podpisania pokoju'; Schit-
fer, obecny minister finansow ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

der bawif w marcu br. w Paryzu
W interesach swego pafistwa, pc
dejmowany oficyalnie, co swlad-
czy tez O uznaniu formalnem sta
nowiska jego i charakteru pan
stwowego przez zagranlce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
Nova RepubHka.

Onegdaj ~doniesiono Z Zagrze.
bia, jednego Z giownych miast
Jugo-Siawii, re w tych dniach
zostala definitywnie zlozonq Z
tronu dynastya Kara-G eorgewi-
Cow serbskich, a Serbia wraz z
Jugo-Slawia zostaiy og}oszone
republikq, ktorej stolica bedzle
serbski Belgrad...
Jak i kiedy odby}a sic rewolu-
eva, ktorej ia zmiana rezultatem
c;ekawym - mic ME wiadomo.
wiec z tel tez niezaajomosci biz
szych okolicznoSci juz wnioskujq
niektorzy, re Gala wiadomoSc jest
w~ymyslem tylko, re jest to mic
wiecej, jeno przejaw propagan-
dy kroackiej, jak wiadomo pre-
ciwnej SLIME Karageorgewiczom
i wogole monarchicznej formie
rzadu ola ~przysziej Jugo-Siawii.
Zatem - republika serbsko-jugo-
slowiaiska jeszeze pod zhakiem
zapytania pozostaje i odczekac
nam trzeba bedzie ~blizszych in
formacyi o jej losach, mocno ME
pewnych - z przyczyn wielu, a
przedewszystkiem z powodu ME
porozumieh z zagranica - glow
ME z Wlochami o wybrzeze A
d~ryatyku, oraz nieporozumieh
wewnetrznych - takich, jak owo
l. Kroatami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

XII pokoju tylko oryglnalne, ma
jakich sic ma rozejm zgodzono, ii.
ma IA punktow Wilsona! Gloszac
to, postepujac w ten sposob,
Niemcy wiedza, re stracic mic ME
moga, moga tylko zyskac, a "a
tenn - bluff" ich ME tax cab
klein znowu ma ignorowanie "a
sluguje i Kongres Wersalski -
riestety - lekcewazyG go ME
moze...
So tego faktu juz i dowody!
Niemcy juz zyskuja ME traca,
jak to przewidywaf ich minister
spraw zagranicznych, Brockdroff,
Rantzau, ma sesyi gabinetu ich
republikaiskiego w Weimarze...
Czemze DO So ustepstwa wcale Ii
CINE i wazne-tak czeste ostatni-
mi dniami re strony Kongresu
Wersalskiego wzgledem Mem
COW? Gem znizki ciagle kontry-
bucyi i indemnizacyi, czem spra-
wa Gdaiska - najjaskrawsza re
wszystkich! Gala Europa allan
cka razem &c Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi wypowiedziala sic "a przy-
znaniem Gdaiska Polsce, osobno
tez nieledwie kazdy z MEOW sta
MT, rIczestniczqcych w obradach
werSalskich to samo przekonanie
wypowiedziai, wlasna komisya
rzeczoznawcow alianckich wyda-
la jednogloSnq opinie ma rzecz
Polski, a oto-dziS many wiado-
moSci, ze wszystko to mozc bye
ia mic - bo.. Niemcy ME chca
i groza! | niby problematycznie
neutralne wyjscie proponuje sic Z
zawiloSci gdanskich - przez IL
t~worzenie wolncgo miasta i por-
tn - NIB. pod zwicrzchnictwem
niemieckiem!... Lloyd George
sic sprzeciwia oddaniu miliona
Niemc6w pod wladze Polak0w
ale million, Tub diva Polakow mo-
ina oddac pod niemieckic rzqdy!
| Niemcy sq wrogicm, a PolSka
- superintendent; Niemcy
wrogiem pozostanq. a cd Polski
bedzie Gala koalicya zadala. by
jej sprawy reprezentowala W Eu-
ropic wsclIodnicj i broniia zacho-
du pred zalewem anarchistycz--
rego bolszcWizmu re w>chodu..
Gorzki - doprawdy - gorzki ia.
ki owoc pokoju ola Polski. a
Nicmcom l. takiego ich ,,bluffu"
sukces nadzwyczajn ny. Doda-
my wreszcic. Ic - mic konicc ma
tenn: gdaIiska intryga Pozyskat
moe Z powodzeniem recydywe
ma Slqsku. DO Niemcy juz zaczy-
najq te same atuty wygrywac W
tamtym kicrunku i znowuz ,bluf-
fuja' tam - to protestant. to ar
mia nawct... mozc sic Wiec zno-
VII da Koalicya ,zbluffowac" a
Polska - jake zwyczajnie, "a to
= zapiaci. Dobrzc vice gwarzyG
i pisat panom i pisarzom zachodu
o niemieckim ,,bluffie', gdy W
MIN o zachGd idzie - narazie
przynajmniej, ale nam W tym
,.bluffie" idzic o zycie.
Intcres Koalicyi. kt6rej pre-
Gle Polska jest czlonkiem, powi-
MEN bye rozumiany jednolicie So
lidarnic - tax ma zachodzie jak
ma wschodzic - tax rozumiemy,
vice gdzieniebadz grozifby
bluff" niemiecki, powinna sic
r%h znalezc wsp6lna rada>i wsp6l
IA sHa - w0wczas tylko by}by
on niegrozny.
-O-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

turuja~ sic, podnosza protesty.
zwlekaja, przewlekaja - bez koh
ca! Gdyby i'm Alianci odrazu by
Ii podyktowali wszystko CO bye
ma; gdyby byli rychIo zgodzili
sic miedzy soba, okreslili grant
ce Gale przyszfych Niemiec &c
wszystkich stron, - ME typowo
egoistycznie o sobie ma zacho-
die tylko myself, dostaliby
Niemcy odrazu caiy rachunek do
zapIacenia - mogliby sic byli O
to i owo potargowac nieco, cosby
sic i'm tam opuSci4o ma odczepne,
ale sprawy giownej, zasadniczej
byfby koniec, dzisiaj targi trud-
niejsze - o kazdy punkt poszcze
g6lny i dis trzeba bedzie - kto
vie! - opuszczac moze ma kaz-
dym punkcie! o ilez to mniej ko-
rzystne ola zwycieskiej Koa!i-
cyl, o lie pomyslniejsze ola l'obi-
tych Centralnych! Me tax wiec
zupelnie bez racyi So Politycy
niemieccy, nawo}ujacy ably ME
daG nj piedzi ziemi niemieckiej ma
zadnem pograniczu, by ME dac
sic upokorzyt, a przyjat warun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

Istnieja mianowicie W Jugo-
Slawii dwie zdeklarowane par
tye; jedna serbska, wierna dy<
nastyi Kara-G eorgewiczow, kto--
ra W ciagu wojny wiele zyska}a
ia popularnosci W kraju i posza-
nowaniu poza MIN ; ia Partya pra.
gnie utworzenia Jugo-Slawii pod
przewodem Serbii, jake pahstwa
najsilniejszego Z poiudniowo-slo-
wiahskich i wyroznionego mako
micie w wojnie minione - dru-
Ga partya, glownie kroacka jest
przeciwna monarchii wogole, d
kara-Georgewiczom W s~zczegol--
noSci - partya ta zmierza do re-
publikahskiej formy rzadu ola
ca}ej .Jugo-Slawii p~rzyszlej. Cd
pierwszej rozni sic ona jeszcze i
Wyznaniem: Serbowie So prawo-
s}aWnymi. Observation-Disclosures. Jest
jeszcze wlaSciwie i trzecia par
tya w Jugo-Slawii, mianowicie
partya czarnogorska. ktora -
ME wiadomo, czego chce i do cze.
60 zmierza. Czarnogorcy zawsze
sill razem z Serbami i trzymali
sic ich W ciagu ostatnich lat Kill
kudziesieciu, polityka obu paiistw
il rodow fzadzacych byla zgodna
/ solidarna. w dWu ostatnich VOL
mach bafkaiskich i w kohczacej
sic wojnie Swiatowej Czarnogora
Z nadzwyczajnem poswieceniem
trwaia PREY Serbii, losy jej dzieli-
la - smutne i pogodne zwycie--
skic, a wSrod tych precise stale
Sc przejawia}a, utrwala}a, popu-
l&ryzowala idea uni obu tych
KRAKOW i ludlow. Czarnog6rcy, DO
sa wlasciwie Serbami, sqsiaduja
t. MIN bezposrednio, religii So tel
samej - interesa obu KRAKOW -
polityczne i ckonomiczne So tc
SAME. siowem wszystko przema-
wialo i przemawia "a unia taxa. |
rzeczywiscie - juz pc zawarciu
rozejmu trwajacego, sejm czarno-
gorski og}osif by}, re kraj i ma
rod p~rzylaczaja sic do Serbii
rlajprawdopodobniej jednak ME
stale sic to "a zgoda giowy dy-
nastyi czarnog6rskiej, krola Mi
kolaja, DO ten ostatnio za}ozyi
protest przeciwko postanowieniu
swego sejmu i ludu, zaraz tez IL
tworzy}a sic w Czarnog6rze par
Itya monarchiczna. kt6ra - lie
macy i co sprawic moe - ME
bardzo wiadomo: najprawdopo--
dobniej w Jugo-Slawii ME liczq
sic zbytnio Z partyq ia w zakres-
laniu przyszlych plan6w fedora
Cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
MACIERZ POLSKA.

$sss orEanIxacya laczsea miodIief pei
aka oboiga paci W pracach ~nAukowyeh.
patryotycEnych 4 bratnieJ pomocy an
podnIesisnIa ducha moralnosct ! dooro-
bytu " spo4eczenstwie. . sSc1egolnis
miedzy mfodxiesa polska. Mo5na zspi-
sac sic ma posmiertne Cd lat IL do ~;
ma cx{oukow StowArzyszorych osx o.
wranfcxeniR wieku.