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The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Lane Lacy. former chief clerk of
Naval Operations, has accepted a
position as chief clerk at the San
Diego. lCaD Naval Station.
Frank NcCormick. SIS street
southeast. is enjoying Il vacation in
Philadelphia.
Russell Il. Eort. who served dur
in- The war with the Rainbow Di-
vision and was ,rroneouSIy report
cd killed. returned to the city yes
t"rday- He lives at 81 Seward
Square southeast.
Don Mears, Mount Rainier. will 20
on vacation to Atlantic City next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly and their
daughter Helen. have returned from
vacation to Ocean View. Va. They
llv" at JOS Fifteenth street south
east.
Miss Jessie GriswoId. Kenesaw
ApartmentS. is enjoying a three
weeks vacation at Niagara Falls,
Ny.
Miss Elizabeth McCOHar. Of the 7.
: Treasury Department. has returned
from New York
Mis- Marion V. King. Of Anacos-
tia. has been VISITING her brother.
DR. King. IN Ats.ry land.
Miss Rosa Dushrin- of the Treas
ury Department. has been granted
two weeks rest leave.
Harry Stauttcr has returned from
overseas and has been reinstateI in
his former position in the Treasury
Department.
Joseph Michael LaIry. 1:s27 Park roa1.
has returned to his hone in Phil
adeIphia.
Miss Mary Kenyon, Of the Wa
department. has returned from a
three weeks say in Atlantic City.
Fredcrick Is Klein. manager Of
IOew's Columbia Theatcr. has az
cePtod tho manaE-rShin Of Luew's
StilImcn Thruter. Cleveland, Ohio. /
Miss Marie Zimmerman. Of Hyatts-
vile. Md. viii Leave for trio through
the Now England States AID Canada
soon.
Mr. and Mrs William Jewell. rs
II street northwest. are spending tbeir
vacation Al Colonial Beach. in com
paUy with Nj and Mrs Fred Wohl-
farJh. ~ p street northwest.
Mrs. Mary DuypIl. commitment
clerk at the District jail. is Visiting
friends i'll New York city.
Mrs Priscilla Wilkinson Streeter,
president OF the National Anthem As
sOCiatiOn, has returned to Washington
after a three weeks trip through
New \ IOrk State.
John ChaNpeU OF the division Of con-
structIon and r'pair, Navy Depart
meut is spending his VACATION at At .
lanIic city.
William O'ErI"n To r street north
west, left for y short visit to Balti-
more last night
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Harry StauttCr has returned from
overseas and has been reinstateI in
his former position in the Treasury
Department.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Nr. and Mrs. William Jewell. rs
II street northwest. ar" spending tbeir
vacation At Colonial Beach. in com
Qauy with Nr. and Mrs Fred Wohl-
farJh. ~ 2 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Joseph Michael LaI'y. 1es@7 Park roaI.
has returned to his hone in Phil
adeIphIa.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Mrs. Mary DuyIlI. commitment
clerk at th" District jail. is Visiting
friends Ill New York City.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Department. has returned from a
three weeks stay In Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Miss Rosa Dushrin- of the Treas
ury Department.. has been granted
a two weeks rest leave
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Frederick s. Klein. manager Of
Loew'S Columbia Theatcr. has az
ceptcd tn" manaC-rshin Of Loew's
StIllmcn Th.uter. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Mis- Marion V. King. Of Anacos-
tia. has been VISITING her brother.
DR. King, IN Airy land.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Miss Marie Zimmerman. Of Hyatts-
willie. Md. VIII leave for trio through
the Now EH-Iand States AID Canada
soon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Don Mears, Mount Rainier. will 20
on vacation to Atlantic City next
week.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly and their
daughter Helen. have returned from
vacation to Ocean View. Va. They
liv" at JOS Fifteenth street south
east.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Russell Z. E01t. who served dur
inS the war with the Rainbow Di-
vision and was rrrOneoU~Iy report
cd killed. returned to the city yes
t"rday- II" lives at 81 Seward
Square southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

southeast. Is enjoying ii vacation in
Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

Miss jessie GriSwOId. Kenesaw
Apartments. is enjoying a three
weeks vacation at Niagara Falls,
Y Y.
Miss Elizabeth NcGOWau. Of the 7.
:. Treasury Department. has returned
from New York
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Hazel College.

Velma Spencer returned home
Monday after an over Sunday visit
with Mrs. Ada Shuts.
Mrs. Nelson Rasmussen returned
home Monday after caring for he1
daughter in Chicago.
Martha Fry is on the sick list at
this writing.
Fred Irving was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Steen Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Collins are
Entertaining the flu this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Fry and fam
lily and Carol Spencer were calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Steen Fri
day evening.
daughter Mrs. A. 0. Brand this
Mr. and Mrs. Cain Hall and fam
lily were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Fry and family Sunday.
Wesley Steen was calling on N.
G.. Spencer Sunday morning.
Carroll Spencer was calling on
Charley Fry Sunday.
Artie Smith, Pearl Hatfield and
Bernice Ramsey were all visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey Sunday.
Mrs. Dice Cross was calling on
Mrs. Alex Ramsey Sunday.
The Hazel College school has or
ganized Junior Red Cross auxiliary
with an enrolment Of thirty pupils.
The following officers were elected :
Julian Spencer, chairman: Martha
Fry, Secretary; Wilma Hall, Treas
urer
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
West Eden.

Mr.. Kelley is still quite poorly
from the effects Of the flu.
Delbert Merritt returned to his
home Thursday evening after visit
ing few days with friends in OF
tumWa.
Everett Fox and wife, of Davis
City, We're Sunday visitors at the
Martin Still home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fulton were Wis
iting at the Grandma Fulton home
on Sunday Mrs. Fulton is very
poorly at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones and chill
dren visited with the Barlean broth
ers Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Craig has recovered
from the flu and was visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Frakes, Saturday night and Sunday.
Doss Fitch spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Nellie Davis.
Misses LOttie and Ella Doolittle
attended the shower given Saturday
night at the Art Teale home in Da-
Wis City. The shower was given in
honor Of Mrs. Dorothy Brant Petty,
of near Woodland.
Mrs. Edna Cox was shopping in
Davis City Saturday.
Mrs Earl Stills father died Fri
day morning, his death being caus-
ed from the flu.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Orphan Ridge.

Those who spent Sunday at the
Barlean home were, Fred Jones,
wife and family; Milford Truitt, and
sister Miss Sarah, and J. w. Barlean
John Butler, wife and daughter
May spent Sunday at Dan Barlean> s;
H. A. Brannon, horse buyer OF
Davis City, was on the Ridge las1
week buying horses for the eastern
market. 49,,
Fletcher Honn and son Bill were
hauling fodder Saturday from the
e. A. Merritt farm.
Alva Durrell was hauling straw
from the Brazelton farm last week.
w. H. Jones, of Tarkio,. MO, was
here last week visiting. his brother
Fred Jones and other friends.
John Barlean was doing carpen-
ter work last week for Sid Manches-
Milt Truitt returned Thursday
from few days visit with his
brother Marion Truitt, of Leon.
John Piper was working ,toI
Amos Brazelton a few days last
week.
Barlean boys had legal business
at. Leon Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Ellis spent Thursday
with her friend Mrs: D. P. Leahy. =,
A. G. Brazelton had business at
the county seat Friday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Pleasant Ridge.

Lloyd Foltz of near Ellston, who
bought the Acton, Bone and Daugh'
ton farm of ESQ acres, known as the
John Poland farm, has began to
move his corn and oats and Will
move his family the. first Of March;
River about three miles, Consider,
them into our neighborhood.
Mrs. James Munyon called on
Mrs. John Acton last Saturday morn
Miss Esther Poland was visiting
the past week with Miss Pearl Bran
ner of Grand River.
Mrs. James Binning spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Isaac Poland.
Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Poland.
Mrs: II! 1I Foster spent ~ the thu n,lpg; past
and also visited on Sand Creek with
hrs. Mertie Hildman.
9Mar. and Mrs. Claude Munyon and
daughter went the past week to Wis
it with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyss Munyon of near Ellston.
Elba Shoemaker and his mother
have moved back from Leon on their
farm southeast of Grand River.
his uOCneF was sure Sldu " 1CIui IL
back to her home. She has been IN
poor health for several years.
John Letter, of Leon, was In
Grand River Thursday calling on
his many friends
Miss AIDA Hopkins is assisting
Mrs. DR.. Bone of Grand River, with
her house work the past week.
Those whose who spent Sunday at
II. l.. Brammer's were Mrs. George
Poland and daughter Esther, Misses
Amy and Nora Brammer, OF Wester-
Vile, and Mrs. Lavina Jimmerson.
Mrs: John West has been very
sick the past week and is no bet
Mrs. Clarissa Acton, Mrs. Lavina
worth are planning on visit with
relatives in Montana soon.
Mrs. Bert Kentner has been visit
ing few days with her sister Mrs.
Harry Poland
Mrs. Frank Beatty and son, from
North Dakota, are visiting home
folks.
Miss Eula Hutchinson, from Ben
ton, Iowa, came Friday for, a few
days visit with her cousin Miss Del
Ia Brown.
Mrs. Lavina Immersion wishes to
inform her many friends that she
has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Acton enjoyed
visit from their son-in-law and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopewell.
Misses Thelma and Gladys Poland
spent Sunday with their friends
Misses Rosamond and Wilma Ram
Sey
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
DeKIb.

We have been having some fine
winter weather the past week.
w, A. Cox and son Demeree re-
turned home Friday from Murray
John Burnett, of Lamont and
Tete Miller: of Decatur, came Fri
day for q few days visit with Mrs
Miss Marie Poland spent a few
days the past week with her sister
Mrs. Belva Cox. She returned to
Grand River Saturday.
Miss huth Wilson spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Nora Johnston.
Delbert Wilson and Andrew Mil,
and Roscoe Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jink Wells spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Ed Beers
AN Mr. land and Mrs. jim Miller we're
Grand River callers Thursday.
Roy Ramsey, wife and children
have moved into Mr.. Cox's house
which he just moved out Of, We
are glad to have them as neighbors::
Grand River Sunday night.
Those who spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wilson
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
Erastus Wilson and family, Nora
Johnston, Andrew Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jink Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Il 3.
Wilson, John Burnett, Tete Miller
and Delbert and Ruth Wilson.
MI and i Mr s. Georg S,tS Soq IN a an
ter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fry.
Mrs. Dick McCarl and Mrs.
Charles South left Saturday for La
moni for a visit with home folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Port Woodland.
George Cox was a Grand River
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Wilson and
children spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Hopkins.
j. w. Russell returned home
Wednesday from Des Moines where
he had been to see his son who has
returned from overseas. He will be
home in few weeks.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Crown.

Aura Williamson is adding a large
shed to his new barn.
J. F. CARRIER and family spent
Sunday with Calvin Ryans.
Ray Cox, of FairvieW, was on our
streets Sunday with his Ford.
Mr.. Barrett's are able to be out
again after a severe attack of influ-
enZa.
Lewis Sears unloaded a car of
shelled corn last week.
The Union shipped hogs to st.
Joe last week for which. they recelv-
ed si7,o5; a good prize Prss c on the
m 1ng tae t am4u day. OF h0ss on 'ne
Lew Merrill has been hauling
corn from r. w. CAREERS.
Elmer Johnson and wife spent
Sunday with his father Clark Nc
Roscoe Scott, of the 163rd Denot
being mustered out. He with Dwight
With orison Pease and family .
Walter Snyder has been hauling
his machinery to the farm he regent
ly purchased of Lewis Sears at Hlgh
Point. We are sorry to see Waiter
leave our community and can heart
lily recommend him to his ne"
neighbors.
the first of the week buying cattle.
The oyster stew held by the
Crown local on Friday night OF last
week, was a great success, there pc
ing about Is present All report an
enjoyable time.
Services at the chapel have been
discontinued until about March, !st.
Charles Piercy has been dong
some hauling to the farm he recent
Nv purchased of r. A. Shular, or
the Frank Gardner farm.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Vine Oak.

G. T. Larson. of Marshalltown,
Iowa. visited at Martin Hendrick-
sens and S. E. Davis Tuesday and
Wednesday. He drove his new
Maxwell car back home, that he had
bought of Ezra Clampitt.
George Vogan, of kellerton, came
Monday and has been nursing Jas
per Spargur the past week. Mr.;
Spargur died Friday after a BRIEF
Illness from influenza followed by
Dneumonia. =,
Charlie Davis, who has been III
with the flu, is better at this writ
ing. -
Joe Judd took sick with the flu
King Landphair was trading in
Pleasanton Friday. :,
Three Of Harve McDaniers chill
dren are i'll with the flu.
Cal Spargur,. Mrs. Mary Kirk ana
daughter Geraldine, OF Colorado,
came Tuesday to visit their parents:
m. and Mrs. A. w. Spargur, and
brother ]. w. Spargur.
IF. and Mrs. ]. J. Dunbar and
ahildren are sick with the flu.
81 n. L. Davis had business In Leon
Tuesday.
Iyeey year more than 900, 900
yo0tho q the unltoa mates feacA
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Fairyiew District No: 8.

John Larson has been saving
wood a few days.
Mrs. John Larson and daughter
Lillian spent Saturday with Mrs.
Will Lewis and children.
Orville Hughes took Saturday
dinner at Ralph Herrold's and then
spent an enjoyable afternoon skat-
ing.
Phil Hughes spent Saturday
morning at Fl. E. Hughes.
Esther MAGELLAN and nephew Paul
MAGELLAN have the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herrold have
been saving wood lately.
Mr.. and MRS. John Larson We're
callers at Mrs. M. l.. MAGELLAN and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lewis Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid met at D.. T. Da-
Wis the other day.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-01-16
Tennessee Ridge.

William Shipp spent few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Williams.
Miss Ella Spray spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her friend,
Miss Edith Grimm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chip and
children spent Tuesday at Alvice
Ramsey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer and
Miss Vesta Andrew spent Sunday at
George Grimm's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Williams spent
Thursday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fullerton.
Frances and Robert RaybOurn
spent Wednesday afternoon at Fran
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fullerton
and daughter Cleo spent Sunday at
Thomas FullertOn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Burchett
spent Thursday with their daughter
Mrs. George Grimm and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Grimm and
children spent Sunday at John
Misses Opal Poland and Ella
Boles spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. William Poland.
When you have backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out OF
gear. Try Sanol, it, does wonders for
the liver, kidneys and bladder. A
trial soc bottle will convince you.
II N D1Jp 1r,po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-20

ieczehstwa polskiego zapewni j.
stotna rownosc ludnosci zydow-
skiej.
2. Nalezy pozostawic samemu
narodowi polskiemu moznosc u
regulowania kwestyi zydowskiej
w Polsce, unikajac wszelkiego
nacisku czynnikow zagranicz-
nych, ktoreby mogiy tylko zao-
strzyc zatarg.
8. Terytoryalne powiekszenie
panstwa p~olskiego pozwoli ma
sluszny rozdziai mas zydowskich
zbyt uciazliwych ola kraju.
4. Posiadanie przez Polske vol
nego przystepu do NORA i wiel-
go portu handlowego ulatwi bez-
,posrednie stosunki z Zachodem,
sprzyjat bedzie emigracyi zydow
skiej, zniszczy wplyw, jaki Mem
cy ~posiadaja ma zydach polskich
dzieki swemu pokrewienstwu je-
zykowemu.
Zjazd zatwierdzil ten program,
przyjai statut Zwiazku Powszech
nego zydow Polski ora opubli-
kowa} apel ~wzywajacy kupcow
zydowskich do podpisywania po-
zyezki pahstwa polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-20
ZJAZD zYD0W
POLSKICH.
Komunikaty urzedu Prasowo In
formacyjnego Wydziahu N. P.

z Warszawy donosza pod data
g maia:
Zjazd zyd6w polskich zwolano
DO Warszawy PREY uczestnictwie
IS delegatow przybylych z wszy-
stkich stron kraJu. Przewodnicza
" zjazdu, posei Loewenstein, "a
znaczyl W swej movie. re polscy
iydzi powinni wystapiG przeciw-
10 nacyonalizmowi polskiemu, -
ktory domaga sic ugruntowania
,ghetta" pod postacia ,,autonomii
narodowej."
Sprawozdawca zjazdu. p. Ster-
ling, oSwiadczyl, re specyalna po
lityka wfadz okupacyjnych, mai
pierw rosyjskich, potem niemie-
ckich, zaognila stosunki polsko =
zydowshe. OdnoSnie do obec-
nych tendency nacyonalist6w zy
dowSkich, twierdza sprawozdaw-
"a, re poniosly one kleske W Pa
rvtu. Lfczne jednak agencye syo-
nistyczne bezustannie podburza--
q prase opinie KRAKOW alianckich
przecfwko Polsce. Me wolno tez
iydom poiskim zachowywac sic
ubojetnie wobec tych machinacyi
a nalezy wytworzyc shiny front
przeciw nacyonalizmowi zydow-
skiemu. Przekiada W koncu refe-
rent nastepujacy program dzia--
falnoSci
1. Reeczywista d~emokracva spo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-20
CENY TARGOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. 1. po1nocna
buszel $2.36
Pszenica, No. Q
buszel $Z.5Z
Kukurydza. No. 3, zoita
buszel ...... $1!S2H do $1.S3
Kukurydza, No. 3, biala
buszel $3.50
OWES, buszel No. 2 ..... THO
Jeczmien, buszel $1.15 do 1913
Iyto, buszel, -. $50 do $1.51
BYDLO.
Wo}y, tuczne -. $1,000 do $685.
Woly, roczne -. $11.W do $500
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
wi, .......... $50 do $3.50
Cieleta, ....... 1875 do $500
SWINE, tuczne $2O.25 do 5000
&winis, wagi miedzy 40 a
165 funtow :. $2O.25 do 500 )
Barany, zachod. $14.OO do $15.25
tuczne -. $500 do 5000
NABIAL.
mia. D;erWsza sOrta.
tuzin ....... 44@c do 45Hc
iaja. druga sorta.
tuzin 40C do Ale
Mas}o. 1sza sorta, funt -. 50bc
Mas}o, 2ga sorta, It. 46c do 1876
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-20

szeregow armii polskiej wszyst'
kich mezczyzn zdolnych do DIV:
gania broni.
Do .Giosu Narodu" donosza z
Przemysla: Wojska polskie zaje,
~ take Radziechow. w Zioczo,
vie wzielismy do niewoli 6,OO
jencow wojennych z ia Office,
row, a nadto zabraliSmy Gale ba,
terye armat i wiele aeroplanow
w Stryju wzieto Sc lokomotyw
400 wagonow wyiadowanych to.
warrant i 800 wagonow pasazer-
skich. w Borysiawiu znalazly
wojska polskie $4,000 cystern maj
ty, ktore Ukraincy usifowali Uni
szczyc. Szybki manewr wojska
polskiego ocalil tie zapasy na1ty
olbrzymiej wartosci.
,,Dziennik Polski" pisze, re
podczas odwrotu Ukraincow Ego
rzalo doszczetnie przedmiescie
Drohobycza. Pismo to podaie
nastepuiace szczegoiy bitwy:
Kiedy scn'raI Zielinski dowo-
dzacy wojskam1 przcciw PIC
moznym silom ukrainskim wi
dziai krytycznost sytuacyi, sam
aeroplanem wSrod gestego ognia
nieprzyjacielskiego podazyi ma
tyiy i sprowadzif nac7ne posifki,
ktore odwrociiy szale wypadkow
ma korzySc Polakow. Ma godzine
pred wkroczeniem wojsk pol
skich do Sambora, Ukraihcy o.
grabili miasto. Pozniej zo}nierze
ukrainscy oddawali sic dobrowol
ME w rece Polakow. zoikiew Una
laziy wojska polskie ca}kiem wy
maria. Pred opuszczeniem mia
sta Ukraii.cy wymordowai' ro-
dz:ny pol,kie, a zwiaszcIa m}o-
dych chlopc6w. Mnostwo tez milo
dziezy polskiej uprowadzili z So
ba przemoca.
Ze Lwowa donosza pod data
2 maja, re w Tarnopolu wybuch
10 powstanie polskich m~icszczan
i chSopow z W; o1ol;"znych pre-
civ ,kupacyi arrain3 iici ChiopI
polscy w wielu wypadkach roz-
broili handy ukrainskie. Garnizon
ukraihski wypedzili p~owstancy z
Tarnopola. Przednie s.raze gene
ra}a Iwaszkiewicza docieraja do
rzeki Zbrucz. Ukraincy uchodzq
" panice, wyrzyna;?c 20 dr1dzc
polskich zakiadnik6w, ktorych
wpierw torturuja Z niesiychanem
okrucienstwem.
Ukrainskie biuro w Wiedniu O.
gfasza. re "a pnS~"irctwc~n >
siawionego Rakowskicgo, ukrain
Skiego ,komisarza' bolszcwickie-
60. Rad ukraiiski rcpubliki "a
chodniej nawiazal rokowan'a :
rzadem sowietow W Moskwie &C.
lem wspolnej akcyi wojskowcj
przeciw Polscc. Bolszcwicy TO-
syjscy porozumicli sic I republic
ka ukraihska co do linii demarka
cyjnej miedzy Rosya sowietow a
.,Ukraina ludowa'. Wojska boil
szewickie So gotowe do pochodu
ma Galicye Wschodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-20
WOJENNY
POLSKIE.

OlShl SONdD w dl-
szawie k~omunikuje pod data "a
maja:
Front poznanski: - Ma odcir
ku Kujawskim artylerya niemie,
cka bombarduje Dobrogore. Me,
przyjaciel rzucai bomby ma Rad
wanki. Wywiazaia sic strzelani,
ma ma caiym froncie. Ma cdcinku
Rawicza, ko&o Jezior, odparlismy
pol kompanii, fuwazono ma tym
odcinku zolnierzy. niemieckich
noszacych czapki polskie.
Komunikat z q maja: - Ciez-
ka artylerya niemiecka ostrzeliwa
Ia wczoraj nasze pozycye miedzy
TarnoYem a Dabrowka. Nieprzy-
jaciel p~rzypuscii nastepnie try
krotnie ataki piechoty. ,ktore pre-
lanai nasz ogien. Pod, Potulica-
mi rozproszyliSmy silny patrol
niemiecki. Ma innych frontach ~
wa strzelanina.
Fronty litewski i biaioruski. -
Ma po}udnie cd Miiska pc oSmio
dniowej walce oddziaiy nasze do
tariy do Styru. Prypcci az do vi
Scia Jasio}dy. Nieprzyjaciel cola
sic w popiochu. WzieliSmy do ME
wolf kilkudziesieciu jencow i edo
byliSmy znaczna iloSc broni, i
biuro pufkowe strzelcow bolsze-
wickich.
Rugo~anie Ukrainc6w.
Komunikat urzedowy polskie-
go sztabu naczelnego donosi pod
data 20 maja:
,Akcya wojsk naszych mad
Dniestrem rozwija sic pomySlnie,
Zajelismy Stryj. Prey zdobyciu
Drohobycza wzieliSmy kilkaset
jencow, oraz ogromny zasob ma
teryalow kolejowych, dotad jesz-
cze niepr1eliczony. Ma po}nocny
wschod cd Lwowa oddzialy pol
skie zajeiy Kamiorke Strumiio-
wa. Nieprzyjaciel stracil tam SOC
jenc6w, kilka arnat, 8 karabinow
maszynowyoh, wszystkie szpita-
lie, oraz 800 wagonow. Armia u
kraiiska zagrozona Jest bolsze-
wizmem. zo}nierze ukrainscy wy
rzynaja swych wsasnych Office
row oraz morduja ludnosc cywil-
ma. Wojska poskie pra naprzod
pospiesznymi marszami, ably zam
knaG przejscie wojska ukraihskIe-
go .rzadu bolszewiokiego, ktore
jui W kilku miejscach przekro-
czyiy granice Galley. Ludnosc
TAX polska, jak ukrainska, z zapa
lem przyiuruje armie polsks.
,,Ziemia Przemyska' potwier--
dza wiadomosc o zajeciu Chodo-
rowa, Stryja i Zsoczowa. Kawa-
lcrya polska zbliza sic do Tarno-
pola i Stanisfawowa. w Sambe-
RE wzieli Polacy do niewoli pull
kownika niemieckiego Krausego,
ktory nalezai do naczelnego do
w6dztwa ukrainsHego. Ujeto tax
re kapitana armii ~niemieckiej,
kt6ry W ostatnich dniach spree
da{ Ukraincom "a million koron a
municyi oraz innych materyalow
wojennych. Kapitana internowa
no W Przemyslu. Kiedy wojska
polskie odebraly wrogom Chyrow
Drohobycz i Borysiaw, wszyscy
znajdujacy sic tam oficerowie d.
krainscy wpadli w rece Polakow.
Do .Gazety Lwowskiej' dono-
sza z Zolkwi: - Wojska ukrain-
skie cofajsce sic w leslie grzyma-
iowskim zamordowaiy W bestyal-
ski sposob 81 zaksadnikow pol
skich, a W tel liczbie kobiety,
Mode dziewczeta, dzieci i star
cow.
Jak oznajmia ,,Ziemia Przemy-
ska, general Iwaszkiewicz wy
dal goracy APPEL do ludnosci pol
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