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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
English as She is Murdered

M-Inelosed i> Of abstracts taken letter.
the office The, rea, and tmih written
although you viii probably believe H. some them copied
from the bona fde letters A>ef
Previous 10 his departure married justice
of the piece.
have our-months baby AID he ; my only support
was issharged FROM The army for goicr which
sent home for
As q needed ms assistance to keep ncIo>cd I'm
clothes .|
Owing my condition which haseni walked IN ihree
months for a broke leg which r Ne T5.
la inclose lo,ngl, yours
la service m the United States armory !.
And he best supporter.
received my Insurance Polish and since
my postoffiee
am his wife and onl,
You ask for my allotment number have four boys and
two girls
Please correct m, name and could and would not
80 under consumed
am pleaiing for little time
need hm 10 see after
Both sides OF our parents old and poor.
Please send me wiie'> form
We have Nour letter ann his gran moiher and grand
iHher ANA he has been kept and bred up this
You have changed my little gf TO a boy. VIII that
make any difference. sr
Tor n wife and child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
Flenner Tells of Gay
Days of Long Ago
The Old Oklahoma Is Passe and It's Place Has Come
New and Effete Civilization. Smelling of Imported
Perfumes and Smacking of Pink Teas Gone
Is Halycon Era of Pioneerdom

were the DAYS when politicians were
% ne making ana he hrea. ng To-
day The politicians do not even drink
they think bni u tho daNs they
did what they dad-hlamod pleased.
!. used q be dan evening. indeed.
when someone didn't stage Eun-rla,
o. call some other fellow
- lar. or mon up the floor Of
fAe hotel lobby with some noor. ms
noatcd wifc's husband The thirst
arlors in Guthrie ana Oklahoma
cry We're running ia ful blast and
eamhine helis beekoned ai enc fom
every iwo-siory brick buld.ne stair
way Every one knew ever one el.e
and no cno revealed the other fellow 5
right name OF he secret ~ Ms .asi
ong-hairei men and short haired
womer had o.her things 10 think O.
ana 90 bother about thau universal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.

Kansas Ciiy. No. Feb = HOGS
Receipts .ice3 steady TO loc lower
Bulk. si7ai7.t5. heavy si7 inH II -.
lshts. sf6epal7-5. pigs. Sf2nif
CATTLE Receipts l4.0 .. STEADY
~ ,pc lower No souiherns. Prime
fed steers. si>nle: drcsei beef steers
s-n southern steers. nominally
so g.. cows. sSHis. heifers. ss.s1n
1870. siogkcrs. s>n Is. calves. s7n
-
SHEEP Receis Is iioen. strong
iambs. Sf1.75nl>. yearlings, Sl4N %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
BY John w. Flcnner.

Oklahoma CITY, Feb "a Okishom
; growing up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
IN the shank Of the Ev.nino.

All dressed up. toofhpick in hand
and no place TO 90. the political iad-
die bucks, whose impress has been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lotions.
and Never Will Be.

You never knew OF rheumatism
being cured by iinllnenls. loiions or
other exiernsl application And you
viii never ses @lyfhiRs hnf tempog
Rry relief afiastef by such mAk4-
shifts
Bur whY be sati. ted With ten. orr
4ry relief from III aInxr ~ isin
which are sure 10 return with in-
creased severity. when there Is .ler-
manent relief within your reaeh7
Science has proven thr Rhcunlaiism m
Il a disordered condition ~ he blood
How then. can saii factory result. be
eSgecied from any treatment hsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

at one alsother's throats and he con-
yeniion made ~ OF such seil-knoxn
men OF peace as Bill MURRAY. Charlie
Haskell. Bob Williams. jim Harms.
Clint Graham and the other = varie-
ties OF early day statesmen. who. out
Of AL tumuh. buildet beties than
they knew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
HERE is ONE THING THAT
Is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

does nof reach the blood. the seat OF
The troable. and rid The sYstem of the
cause of fhe disease ). ; ; Il one
blood remedy thai mas Tor more tian
nifty years been giY.ng relief 20 even
the most aggravated and stubborn
cases of Rheunsiism. Il eiean'es
AID PARTIES the Sl.sd BY routing out
al traces OF disease The experience
Of Others Nho have iaken = ; ;.
VII coustr-e s'f 1i'will prompt
"a reach your case lou can obtain
this valuable remedy Al any crug
store bief eifL6
falalbls book on rheumatism
and It's traafmenR together with ex-
per- meftsi sdths% about your own
Indisidasl ase. will he sent abs ainte-
~ frsf Nris to-day io Medical DE-
nariflfnf Swift Specific Co. Isl
SNiu Laboratory Atlanta. ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Oklahoma CITY, Feb 20 Oklahoma
: growing up
There can be no Two ways about
!. The old girl Is getting so tame
md so civilized and 80 all dollcd up.
siih no place 10 90. that the pionee~
eliuoisns. those who are sal with
's and out OF jail. are almcsi cryIne
heir eyes ont for the return Of ne
'lden days, when an appropriate sigl
,ver the entrance 10 old Lee. Huck
ms county m ghi have beer "Aban-
Ion We All Soap VINO Enter Here "
Less than iozea wears aso an
vas rewness Ike fresh paint. Poll
.eisns OF the vintage OF ieaG affect
d broad-brimmed somh~ero--s
,road. in fact. that modern sleeping
sorches would have looked Ike mere
dgeonholes in com arison Bur those
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
DAILY Health TALKS
Good Health ls in Your Own
Hands
BY SAMUEL HAMILTON, NJ. D.

The man who said People dig their
graves with their teeth uttered = truth
that goes clear 70 the bottom of the health
question. Suppose you should take every
thing yOu eat and drink for breakfast,
everything YOU eat and drink for dinner,
everything YOU eat and drink for supper.
and mix al together IN one mass. II would
surely be a dreadful mixture 10 hook upon.
And vc; your stomach Is obliged to dispose
oi that unslghtly mass each day Is u any
wonder - many people have indigestion.
dyspepsia. backache. headache. bad blood,
liver compliant skin diseases. nervousness,
coughs. Gods. catarrh. bronchitis and
goodness knows what eise2 les. people
dig their graves with their teeth. and before
the end comes they pass through one sick
ness or trouble after another You should
BE- glad to know that DR. Pierce, OF Buffalo,
has placed IN the drug stores a medrine
called Golden Medical Discovery that can
be depended upon TO overcome many of
the diseases named above. II may seem
impossible for one medicine to do so much.
but really the whole thing Is as simple As
the figure /. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery corrects the disordered oondi-
tons IN a sick stomach. aids digestion, acts
as a tonic and purifies the blood. When
this Is done, away go the diseases that are
caused by a sick stomach. If you are
digging your grave with your teeth, stop
today. Correct your stomach disorders
right now with Golden Medical Discovery,
and hencefcrth cat for your healths sake
II YOU don't know what foods are best Tor
you. wrte DR.. Pierce, Pres Invalids'
Hotel. Buffalo. y Y. and receive conh-
dental medical advice without charge.
Cciien Medical Discovery Is made with
1T alcohoi or opiafes. so ANYBODY and
everybody can take il with safety. Ii Is put
w botE u ialii and tablet form. Send Dr..
Pierce l0c for trial pkg, and see for
yourself hss good it = Try it sesg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

| 'sfr in the history Of the state IN tbs
making. whose laughter oRce rams
out gaily us,on the early mornirg air:
whose songs kept the very stars
twinkiing off 10 bed IN whaT IN ne
| she good old DAYS ~ss only the ~shank
. nj the evening The rheumaiism i
IN their joints and The once familiar
rattle OF the poker chiFs sr1Ns dim
mer and even fainter ss the nights
20 BY The spirit NAV siili be viii
lrg bui the flesh IS week Sven the
ollnkeiy -clink Of the ice in fhe pitch
~ The beli-hop lakes dosn ihe hail
has a hollow sort of sound. like the
rafting OF dry bones, the ihlr Is of
other days. or the dreams that ne'eg
come irue
There Is something missing where
ne politicians fors Sather these days.
There IL no Charlie Haskell 10 re-
isye the monotony There Il no
Moman Praeiti % enllsen the pro
ceedinss no Lee cTuce 20 ca $ and
discuss. no Bin Caris 10 protect
our personal iiberiies M tate Brady
to ate a. master uf ceremonies. no
i'm Harris 10 5 ,ed politissl gossip.
and no Jake Hamon 20 kirk ever The
o h fellows playhouse There j.
hc Bob William 20 start fracas.
ari even no Al Jennings 10 20
through the audience There are no
knock down and -drag out firh's. no
plays no beer no nothing Why
q Is even getting so that Judge George
{ rump OF Holdeuyilie scarcely takes
a second look when Governor Rob
an shaved. ii ned and sweet
smelling. gives the ladies' and the
lobby hounds a treat bv ashne dig
n fedly through he Skirvin lobby
swinging his gold headed cane Of an
evening on his way 10 q conference
with Hood or Wood or L ; Russell
Dsh~ater is a Scream
Talk about The dullnsss Of dish
water why. dishwater Is a ria-snori-
M, koodlng scream IN compar son
aIih the aniics OF this new breed of
cliiieians who 90 pussy footla- about /
h. hotel lobbies in patent leather
pumps With a rosebud pinn q on The /
'oaf lape of their tanormsde duds /
Except FOR the excitement attendani I
lpon buying coke" or root beer /
n the Skiryin pharmacy hot dOg 4
2 the little hole in thew resiaur- 1
nt across the street. or the amusing /
performances OF the rival Okmuigec |
ouniy highway fsudists. whose blood
mir iiness is dls 'ayei by trying 10
make The other side 80 broke in trips
o the state capital without getting
nyhody anywhere. the life he Okla
oma ic.tigians lead hese DAYS =
hoat a. Interesting a. The binomial
heor'm. as soul-Hieaslng a. The
rairle landscape contiguous 10 the
ate house ana as satisfying as
lass ci water and a iooihrick whcn
ne g. hung,ring for thick steak
O Oklahoma politicians and Okla
oma road. nv name j. mud,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

When ine 00weis become irregular
you are uncomfortable and ne longer
mis- condition exists the worse yo'
,cei You can get r.d OF this misery
quickly by using HERBlNE Take 2
dose on gcins 10 bed and see how f,iie
you feel the neXi day Price soc Su.1
ol Owl Drug Siote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

suffrage and sex problems II you
preferre ed eating your egg with your
coat insied OF your moiih here was
no one 10 say YOU nav No enc was
attempt ag 10 regulate o'her folks
moral and I YOU wanted 10 est pas
With your knife or drink fhe water
oui az iha finger howl thar was youl
owr business
cattlemer Were "plutes
In those DAYS no one had a. W.
made killing in The Oh aamo and
10 one had @bucked he Tiger In the
Miami lead and zinc fields The eai
he baron were the "r,u as." and ,e.
rearly every one had few silver
dollars 30 juggle srl i.nsle in h.s
pockets or % shoot clear aero fhe
hoard and the best Of IL an was that
every one was Young and FUN of zen
and lie was before them
GOV & y Haskell. than whom no
man living or dead ever led more
strenuous political existence even
used 90 suffer from the pangs Of ennu
on occasions. Oklahoma's first gov
ernor lovingly referred 10 bv ex-
= major Bob Echois of FIX CITY. Who
is about 10 become chairman ~ The |
democratic state central committee.
II Ben Lafayette will only lay down
the terms as Charles The First"
rana ssd fairly well 10 keep the po-
liiical rot buhbling during his ad-
m'nisiration and yet al times h. fair
~ chafed beneath the morotony ~
what h considered lnacuon Il is an
open secret that he governor u.ed "a
seek surCease from official cares As
vel as relaxation In "deteeciff~
stories Of the fo-ceni variety and the
blcodier the better Bui even the
hrill OF the most thrilling adventure
II old Nick Carter. Diamond Dick
and the other heroes of Younger days
which the governor desoured in his
~ 900 few hours ~ easc. pallel on
him. and 80 it va that one evening.
Is The governor las on his bed IN "a,
ee-Huckins hotel fully dressed. ex-
'en as 10 his shoes h. suddenly !
fni his dime novel hurting across
he room ard. jumping from he bed. &
commenced putting on his sAoes As
D. vas iacing ihcm he turned alb :
npiN 10 a casual male caller and
marked with some feeling Come \
IA. Tom. lets 20 down in 'he lobby !
nd INSULT some blankeiy. blank. &
lank son-of-a sea cook" :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Yep. them was the ecod OLD
"halcyon" days when the politicians
made the "welilkin~ rlng about ine
state capital hotel hobbies and me
days when ihe pol.iical fighting wa
done in the open There vas never
any hushwaokine about the hoys who
moved The checkers across the 20
liticai eheckerboard in those da,s
Bur alas and alack' We are now
hvinE in ano'her dav and agp. OK
ishoma has shaken of her swa lin :
clothes and has gotten 80 alfred To-
lie ana proper that when = fellow
now call another a crook o. liar or
What not. he does not Immediately
have a siN-shoofcr a. long a. a saw
ed-off sholEun poked in NE ribs. or
dos he gef punch in the Jaw or
even so much a. a sdift kick on the
Sims or a Vicious sisp on he wrist
oui b met. nine time out OF ten bv
sad. sweet. far-awsy smile Of
anoicgy.
And 70 think that durag those
memorable. lax. lazy spri-g DAYS of
pos. when the organic law OF the
new state Was in the making in the
iei-broked Guthrie city tau. fully
half ihe time Of The constitution
makers was taken up in hurting or
codginz epiihets. ink wells. paper
W iehis and other portable furniture
and herediiamer's ihfreunfo pertain
ing II was a most ansven;.ul even
ing when some ono didn't chase
somebody else through the old ROYAL
hotel dining room or lobby with a
siN-killer. a bowie or butcher knife.
a meat az or an o,d-fashioned razor
or Stage a wrestling match or battle
roysl somewhere about the premises
% he amusement Of The cnlookers.
Bur hen what could you expect when
Oklahoma and Indian Territory were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

"eihers, ! -ui5. ewes. s1saI..
fiockers. sl0nls.
synthetic milk is being produced
from peanuts by European chemists
An English On recording machine
Tor ~cfkmcn uses thumb prints s-
Identification
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25
HAMMOND
WATER FETE
IS PLANNED

Hanmond's FIRST n~rnaf satcr carnf-
wal Will PEE heI8 iii tun bathing bearh
THURSDAY afternoon. August eI This
announcewent was made today hi pr
" E. Nichols Who has been placed i'm
charge XII the event by The Hammond
Board az Works
Water events havc been under COM
s'desation far some time as the Ham-
mond beach attracts am unusual NUM-
her Of expert swimmers divers and
other water enthusiasts Ia order .o
cnconragc SPORTS of This kind the boar8
has decided to have one big day this
Year ana hope 10 make IT an annual
event
Plans FIR the caraivaI arc rapidly
taking shape Or. Nichols and his conn
nittee have already found a number OF
water-dogs who ure glad to have a
chance 10 take part ian the contests. and
II IS believed there viii b. plenty If
entries for every event
The pro gram viii consist or long and
short distance swimming races. fancy
diving and long distance underwater
swimming contests. tub races canoe
races. rat men and fat women races
and races for boys and girls. ia au
there Will be fftean races. In most of
the events three prizes iWH H. gireu
but the only ones hXed as YET are DIS
long distance swim. which VIII be go
$40 and SIS.
These events are open to everybody in
tho Calumet region and the only require
ment is that entrants register al a dosis-
mated place which viii. he announced
later AN who expect to contest sre
urged TO set out and practice ana help
10 nuke the carnival the biggest thing
of the season The stores VIII NJ closed
that Afternoon So it is expected that sn
enormous crowd VIII he present. other
announcements viii be made n THs
TINES later
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25

hoes Buk s2l.s002s.25. tor. s23-
so heavyweight s2I.ooa 1913. medium
weight S21S5 q %. rsht weight s21.65
z725 plight lights $4,000 II. as.
heavy packing sows. smooth s2G.25 ~
-lSa; packing sows rough. 100000 81
as Digs. $4,000 G2I50
CATTLE Beef steers Choice and
rrime 2t6S5Gt 1880. medium and good.
Si25o0 s S.. good and choice. S14.-50
l1-15 common and medium s9.75n
lt.75 Butcher cattle Heifers. $3.50
1850. cows. SITS al3.50; bulls. 5000
1850 Gamers and Cutters Cows anc
heifers S575 7.25. Gamer steers Sc 25
90: veal calves Gight and handy
weighD. $500 4 1900 feeder steers.
S775 q 1915: stocl1er steers. $500 I'll %.
stockor cows and heifers. SIS 80 S.75s
stocker calves Ss.ooN 100 Western
Range cattle-Beef steers. s1l.5oa1s.-
25 cows and heifers, SS.50n1275
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
IINTERNATIoNAL 80 sERvIcE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvcEl
NlJN. YORK, July &5.-The stock mar
ket opened strong today advances Of
from I to Z. POINTS being recorded ia the
FIRST few minutes. L S Steel common
rose ia to 112i. Bethlehem steel =.
after opening 2is lower al 9s, rose to
100 ana BALDWIN COINED oyer enc point
to 1fSl
Marine common advanced nearly 2
points to 667 American International
advanced IL ~ 1fo7a United Retail
Stores Ia - q9, Tobacco Products -
to 1o45-; raa American Petroleum 10
higher to 1iT. California Petroleum -,
to 5f1e. General Motors nearly . points
at 21S and stud baker 11. y ll5ia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25

Tribune counsel for REORGANIZATION
tho chaotic conditions along the Mexican
border were referred 10.
IT man renders the government in-
efficient during war times. ISN'T Inc nu
anarchist" stevenson asked.
well. good uan nlay make mistakes
and render tine government inefficient.
hut ! wouldn't classify him as am am
arehist,' Bishop Williams said.
I'm not spealduus OF good man.
unless you classify an anarchist as II
good man" Stevenson said.
a man "a my mind must work for
delrite ga.arnUeata1 destuet ion before
! admit he Fan anarchist" the bishop
replied.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25

VEAL--50 70 SO lbs. PC 81 to 50 lbs
% &c; % 70 10 lbs. IS n 26c: fancy.
27c, overweight kidneys. 40 to It's lbs,
tic. coarse, 14c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25
ARRESTED AT GIBSON

Alhert S Miner. an insane man, was
arrested Yesterday at Gibson by
Walehnlan Hiser. He is being held rs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25

THO Hammond police station and an
less ne shows igns - recovery a sam
ity Inquest VIII be held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-25
cHIcAeo PRopucE.

BITTER Creamery extras 52izc:
frsts 4sa BIC packing stocks. Az
42c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-03

NOW ON SOIL
OF SUNNY ITALY

On board Presidents special train,
Jan. thy The Associated Prcss).-
The Franco-ItalIan frontier was
crossed at Modane at 1880 O'Clock
his morning by President Wilson's
special train. The presidential parry
was met " the frontier by American
Ambassador Page. Count Macchi De
cellere. Italian ambassador to the
United States, and nc Prince 1T
T'dire who will accompany the par
y TO Rome
The presidential party caught its
first glimpse Of the snow-cappc!
peaks OF the western Alps at break :
fast time while the train was crawl
ing slowly through the mounta II
passes President Wilson rested to-
day from the continuous round Of ac-
tiviries of his English visit and is
looking forward with great pleasul g
% his visit to Rome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-03
CONG. BERGER
EXPLAINS AS
GOVT. ADDUCES

Chicago, Jan. i'm crpSS-eNatliii1
,.on today congressnan-elect Victor l.
Berger of Milwaukee at the trlai OF I'VE
Socialist leaders charged with V'oiaii N
OF the espionage law. vas confronted
with IN article printed over ms sigma
turc ~ the Socialist Democratic Herald
OF Milwaukee, July 81, 1909. in which he
advised working men to use rifles OF ne
r.ssarv 10 obtain their rights. pn direct
examination Berger repeated" declared
that nc was Il conservative ana con-
Structivc Socialist ami that ne had never
advised he use of violence. QucstioHe1
about the ScntIment expressed III the
article. the witness SAID he meant thdt
f ma orItE Of ballots did not get the
desired results fore. might De necessa-
~ After Berger mad testified that ne
was opposed to This country S gong to
war with Mexico. Assistant District At
tornev Fleming produced telegram
which Berger had sent 20 the editor OF
i New York Socialist paper IN March.
1916. insisting that the United states
send an army INTO Mexico TO punish
Villa Counsel for the government read
10 the Jury an editorial written by Ber-
ger IN the Milwaukee Leader declaring
that capitalism was only one cause oi
the war ana that the principal cause
was na:ionaiiSm and class hatred. Der
ger admitted that IN 1916 he favored
general strike to prevent this country
from entering the war He said he was
opposed 10 the principles Of the l. w
W, but the |. w w. had stood the test
az a class organization was superior TO
the American Federation of Labor. II
have fought Samuel Gompers for 30
Years" said Berger The American
Federation of Labor has always sol i
out to capitalism.
Berger admitted that he was oppose:
TO the war even after this country en-
tered il. At the St. Louis convention
OF the Socialist part" in 1917, Berger
4aid there we're only five delegates W.
favored the war. Attorney Fleming real
an editorial by Berger in nc Milwaukee
Leader in which he demanded that cF-
crv member OF the party stand square.
IS in anti-war platform or get ont Of
the PARTY. whether he be mayor or cor
stable The witness said lie had Mayor
Hoan of Milwaukee in mind when ne
wrote the article.
Ibid Won believe that America $ rights
had been violated by the sinking of the
I.usitania"" asked the federal attorney.
40. did not replied Berger 'lt
was an English vessel and was carr
,ng war munitions. think II was L
beastly thing 10 do, but not sufflcien,
reason FOR this country 70 get into the
war"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-03
WELCOME TO
PADEREWSKI
BY WARSAW

Warsaw, et,ncsday, Jan. 1.-'B.-
Tho Associated Press During the
street CELEBRATION attending the arTi' =.
nj Vt ISnncc Jan FadercWski. in Wa
saw tonight a balcony Of a house CO
:apScd and :. persons were killed. ~
his passage through the streets NJ.
PudrrcNSk was preceded and sur
rounded ny troops ~ prevent the Boz
sheEiki clement carrying out thei-'
lin eat 20 attack him. Tho CITY WAS
decorated with allied ana Americln
flags and roses We're strnwn before
II Paderews.-i as he made his Wa:
to his hotel. The newspapers EXPIRE y
rope that ". Padeerewski Will he
able 10 strengthen the patriotic lie
ments in Poland and undo the effor:s
Of this who haV. been working 20
ward disorder The Marie predicts
that his arrival viii precipitate Ger
tam changes IN the ministry. which
he conservative desire SO that th,'v
may secure full recognition from ;ne
allies.