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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

prowadzi gi6wna polska droga wod-
ma Wisla. Bee Gdahska zylibysmy
W zupeinej zaleznoSci cd Niemiec.
Prawda, re ludnoSt tego miasta, jak
wog6le ujScia Wisly, jest W duzej
przewadze narodowosci n;emieckiej.
Ale tax bylo ~przeciel. W spewnym
stopniu, i Ia czasow dawnei Polski.
a jednak Gdanszczanie czuli sic po-
litycznie Scisle zwiazani z panstwem
polskiem i nietylko formalnie prote-
stowali przeciwko przylaczeniu ich
do Prus W r. 1893, ale czynny acz
bezskuteczny stawili opor. Czyz by
}oby zreszta rzecza sprawiedliwa, a.
by dwadzieScia kilka milionow Pola
k6w mieszkajacych W dorzeczu VII
sly pozbawio1o naturalnego doste-
pu do mora, ably uswieciG dzieio
germanizacyi dokonane ma 100000
os6b, mieszkajacych W okolicach
ujscia Wisly, kt6re liczy zaledwie
$500 KIN. kwadratowych?
- A CO uczynic z poinocnej czesci,
n~iemieckiej czesci Prus Wschod-
mich?
M6wi sic o tylu republikach
niemieckich. czemuz ME mialaby po-
wstaG republika Krolewiecka? By}a-
by ME zalezna cd panstwa ~pruskiego
i ME miala fortec ami garnizon6w,
mogacych sluzyc temu panstwu ola
wojny o%dwetowej przeciwko Polsce.
Lecz wr6cmy do programu zjed-
~noczenia ziem polskich.
- Obejmun-on, opr6cz hboru
Pruskiego, Kr6lestwo Kongresowe,
z wyjatkiem p6~lnocnej. litewskiej
cze$ci ~gubernii Suwalskiei, dalej Ga
licye i Slask C~ieszynski, z wyklucze-
MEM zachodniego pasa czeskieyo, a
ma wsch6d Cd Kr6lestwa te Geese
ziem bialoruskich i m~aloruskich,
kt6rych kultura jest polska i kt6re
dzieki tel kulturze oraz najblizsze--
mu pokrewienstwu jezykowemu re-
ligii ftp. ciazyiv / ciaza ku zachodo-
wi - ku Polsce.
- Co do Galicyi. czy Panowie ia
ca}ej?
- TAX. Nalezala ona Gala przez
w;eki do Polski. a i podczas rzadow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
WEZWANIE DO SOKOL.
SILVA 1

Bracia! Dzieh ego lutego br
Jest dniem rozpoczecia sic "
kraju Sejmu Wolnej Rzeczyno.
spolitej Polskiej. - pierwszegc
po diugoletniej niewoli.
Wielki to dzien i przez kazdego
prawego Polaka, w rodzinie, W
domu i poza domem, powinien
bye inaczej spedzonym niz k1z'
da lima niedziela..
Niechaj w domu Waszym IT,
slysza Vase dzieci. co to "a
dzien,. -. MECH mySl Wasza sku'
pi sic okolo tego przeogromnego
w znaczeniu wypadku, re zaczy-
nanny bye narodem stanowiacym
0 sobie,l - o losach p~rzysziych
naszych pokoleh, a wieczorem, c
7mej godzinie. przybadzcie wszy.
soy do Sokolni imieniem SWAT.
kiewicza, 1916 Tell Place, tam
Okreg 2. urzadza zebranie milu-
jacych Ojczyzne Rodak6w, ME
ola tego, by sic bawic. ale by SER
&c kazdego podnieSt, obowiazek
spadajacy ma kazdego I mas
wskazat. szczesciem dozycis
Wielkiego MISUNDERSTANDING
Narodu dusze swa upoic. - pod
wp}ywem radoSci i milosci o.
czyzny, zjednoczyc sic do dalszcj
rozumnej / jednomyslnej piracy.
Przyjdzcie ma narade, przyi-y
dzcie ia uskarzenie sic, co War;
Golegaio w Ojczyznie, rrzyjdzcie
wyrazic swe pragnienia. kt6rc "a
komunikujemy naszym brac;om-
prawodawcom, przyjdzc:e wszv-
soy. kt6rzy kochacie Ojczyzne!
Wstep wolny ola wszys;kioh.
Sokolstwo w uroczystych mum
durach.
Czolem!
J.. S. Rybich, PREF. Okr.,
S. zukowski, sekr.. Okr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
Bazaar New York;
ma RzeCz MiIiOnOxegO
FunduSzu.

Urzadzony staraniem Z~iaczonych
Towarzystw Kobiecych W N.
Yorku, Oddziaiu 1go Stow.
i'm. Heleny Paderewskiei, Bo
jownic Centrum Rekrutacyj-
nego No. Smy, Sokolic GIN.
No. Tiny.
Bazaar odbedzie sic W Soko.ni
pnr. 237 f. 22ej ul., W New Iorhu
i potrwa Cd ego marca do 1890
marca, 1880 roku.
Otwarcie bazaru przypada ma
sobote, bedzie ono urzadzone u
wspanialoScia i goscirnoScia sta
ropolska. WieIEi wybGr fantow
ladnie urzqdzone stoiy i kiosk
panic w strojach narodowych, do
borowa muzyka, rome przysmaki
polskie i amerykalisliie. usluga
zreczna, podanie wykwintne,
wszystko to powinno przyciagnat
tfumy gosci. tych naszych zac-
nych rodakow i rodaczek, ktorzy
niezmordowanic Fopicraja wszel.
ka zacna prace ola dobra Polski.
W ciagu Bafaru bedzIemy mic
Il dzien poswiecony pozegnaniT
naszych wojskowych przyjacioi
pred ich ostatecznym wyjazdem
do Polski. Inny dzieh juz sobie
zarezerwowali Sokoli Okre9u. in
nv jeszcze przypadnie w udziale
oddzialom Stow. i'm. Heleny Pa
derewskiej Z miast okclicznych.
Prosimy inne Towarzystwa, kto-
re pragnq mice sw6j dzieh, sta
Tub kiosk ma Bazarze z2losit sic
w tym celu ma posiedzenie Komi-
tetu Bazarowego. kt6ry sic zb;e-
"a CO wtorek wieczorem w Sokol-
nj pnr. 237 f. % uhcy.
Uderzamy wiec do ofiarnosci
serc Waszych Folskich o pomoc
finansowa Tub o przedmioty PREY
datne ma family do ~rozegrania Id
Bazarze. "a co Z CORY skiadamy
podziekowanie staropolskiem: -
Bog zaplat.'
Fanty MONA skiadat co VITO
rex i czwartek wieczor ma rfce
druha Konstantego Andrzejczyka
w Sokolni pnr. 257 f. % uiicy.
Szczego}owy program wysts--
pow, spiewow i muzyki kazdeGc
wieczora, rozgrywka specyaIn's
wartosciowych fantow. wyboro-.
Wv traktament ma dziei kazdy
beda ~oglaszane W prasic naszej.
Komitet Bazsru
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

= w przededniu narad miedzy
sprzymierzencami, ktore p~ostano--
via o novel Europe, czyby Pan ME
zechcial wylozyc mi program pol
skich 1adan terytoryalnych?
= Zasada, kt6ra Polacy przeciw-
stawiali cd samego poczatku wojny
wszelkim rozwiazaniom austryacko-
niemieckim sprawy polskiej, jest
zjednoczenie ziem polskieh rozdar-
tych miedzy tray mocarstwa oscien-
ne. Tylko ziednoczenie to bowiem
moze Polsce zapewnic prawdz.wa
Intercollegiate, oddajac jej z powro-
TEN, miedzy innemi. Tabor Pruski
nietylko z jego bogatemi pokiadami,
wegla ale przedewszystkiem z uj-
Sciem Wisly. portem Gdanskiem i
wlasnym brzegiem morskim. Ma
Tabor Pruski sk}adaja sic: PoznaG-
skie. Prusy Zachodnie, z Prus
Wschodnich ich Geese poludniowa'
stanowiaca regencye ~olsztynska
CAllenstein) oraz G6rny slazk, ezyii
regencya opolska loppelnl prowin-
" slaskiej; pomijam drObne odchy-
Ienia in plus. wzglednie ich minus
cd tych granic.
Sprawe Gdahska wysuwacie Pa
movie ma czoio tych zadan?
TAX. to dla mas gi6wny waru-
mex n;epodlegicSci, to nasz jedyny
naturally wielki port. do ktoreso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
Program Polski.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo Infor-
macyjnego wydzialu N. P.)

Poczytny dziennik paryski LIN
formation z d. % grudnia 1918 r.
umieScil wywiad swego wspoipraco-
wnika z p. Maryanem Seyda, czlon-
klein Komitetu Narodowego Pol
skiego / kierownikiem iego Wydzia-
lu Prasowego. P, Seyda byi pred
wojna, jak wiadomo. redaktorem
naezelnym Kuryera P~oznanskiego i
Oredownika. Podajemy ponizej thu
maczenie owego wywiadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

Dnia "a l:stopada odbyl sic W
Cafe du, Globe wiec Polak6w wyzna-
MIA mojzeszowego, zamieszkujacych
Paryz Przyby}o NAH okolo 400 o.
sob. Ma propozycye y. Henryka ko-
rala, adwokata z~aproszonego ma 6w
vice przez Komitet .Organizacyjny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

Bacznosc Naczelnicy / Naczelniczki
Gniazd Okregu Ego u. s. p.
Niniejszem zwoiuje ~posiedzenie
Komisyi Technicznej. Naczelnikow
I Naczeln;czek gniazd Okregu Ego
Z. S. P. punktualnie o 10 rano W
niedziele ego lutego 1919 r. W blu
RE Okr. pnr. 1868 Milwaukee ave,
snrawv nader wazne, obecnosc
wszystkich pozadana. - Czoiem' -
W. Porahski. naczelnik Ok. z Z.s'f'
.Duennik Cricagoski" MONA
.aw,aG. II nastepujacvcb agea
loves 1897 ~ Trov utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08
POLACY WE FRANCYI.

Stanowisko Polak0w wyznanla
mojzeszowego wobec ,,pogromow'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

- Lueyan ChwaHkOwsi W lsce STRAIT NJ 1925. podporucznfk Armh
Petskiej pulku 1So: urodzony W Boskiej. W Kr6lestwie Poskfem; osatnio
przebywUf W Stanach ZtednoCzmych Ameryki Pom, W miesie Plainfead,
Stan New Jersey pOegi W btwie pod Billy lie Grand, mad rzeka Marine
dia 1890 Ipca, 1918: r., jake perwSza ofara pOhskego udzaiu zbroneso
W wojnie Swiatowej-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-08

- CIV rad bolszewicki W Polsce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
Piles Cured IN . to "a Day,

Druggists refund money If PAZO
fails to cure Itching,
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals
You can get restfnl sleep after the
first application. Price 60c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

MIA, except for the effect brought
about by changed administrations.
Aside from filibustering raids charged
to Americans, occurring at Tia Juana
and Mexicali, in 1911, whatever trou-
BILE has occurred has been of insignifl-
cant proportions. Selso Vega was jefe
politico of the northern district under
Diaz Francisco Madero, when he as
sumed the reins of Mexican govern
ment. appointed General Vasquez in
Megas place.
General Esteban Cantu, now mill
tary governor of the northern district
assumed charge of affairs after arriv-
ing at MeXicali III 1911, and with his
consent Villa appointed General
Avilez in 1915, as jefe pohtico of tbs
district. General Avilez and Cantu
split over Ayilez' efforts to popularze
Villas paper money, ans Cantu as
sumed control of both the affairs of
state and military matters of the dis
tiet The southern district is under
the administration of Gen. Urbano
Angulo, an ayowed Carranza adher-
ont.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
WOULD CAPITALIZE
THE GERMAN INDEMNITY
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Pub
fishing Co.

Copyright, 1919, by the Press Pub
fishing Co.
London Jan. 31.-The Daily News
correspondent in Belgium telegraphs:
THE importance of -estarting the
Belgian ndustries--which are at a
standstill owing to lack of machinery,
stolen or damaged, and raw materials
lis urgent IL a serious situation is
not to arise, The cost Of living Is ex-
tremely high and severe cold is caus-
ing hardship owing to shortage of
fuel
II am authoritatively informed
that there is plenty of coal at Char
doesn't control the means of trans
lerol and Mons, but the government
port.
II understand that conversations
are proceeding with the allies, who
are being asked to open credits on
the security of the immense sums to
be paid by Germany to Belgium for
reparation Of damage so that Bel
GUM may be able TO purchase ma
chinery and raw materials in the al
lied markets"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
ARIZONA SENATE
PASSES ON HALF
DOZEN MEASURES

Phoenix. ARR, Jan. 31.-The state
senate today in committee of the
whole disposed of half dozen meas
ures and deferred action on several
others The bills favorably reported
and which 1t is expected Will be pass =
ed on Monday We're the house meas
ure establishing the Catalina noun
tain game refuge; the senate bill
amending the law relating to appeals
from the superior to the supreme
court; the bin to repeal the act of the
special war session creating the state
council of defense; the bills for the
relief of the offices of the governor
and the auditor; the bill providing for
the burial of honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors and marines, their
widows wives, mothers and fathers.
the bill authorizing counties to set
aside funds for law Libraries and the
hill authorizing state loans on farm
lands unincumbered except by the
lien of the government for irrigation
works.
In the house there was prolonged
debate over Representative Lilly
White'sbil for the protection of ga
rage keepers ending in defeat of the
measure. This bill provided that lien
might be filed on an automobile or
tractor for work or material supplied,
the lien to be filed within sixty days
and suit for it's enforcement to be
begun in six months, The bill was
recommended for indefinite postpone
ment after discussion brought out
that the property within the sixty
days or any shorter period might fall
into the hands of an innocent pur-
chaser or mortgage. rS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
SYMPATHY EXPRESSED
BY LEGISLATURE FOR
GOVERNOR AND FAMILY

'srhS'sL CoRRtsPONpEhCs 70 MORNING JouoNA,
Santa Fe, Jan. 31.--The only bust
ness transacted by the New Mexico
fourth legislature today was to adopt
a resolution of sympathy for the fam
lily of Governor Larrazolo on account
OF the death of the governors son,
Luis, Poth houses convened at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. the resolution
was adopted under suspension of the
rules and adjournment taken until
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock to per-
NIT the committee to attend the
funeral at Las Vegas Monday.
The resolution was drawn by Rep
resentative Baines of Bernalillo conn
ty. introduced in the house and after
passage there sent to the senate, An
engrossed copy will be sent to the
governors family
The measure provided for the APP
pointment of two committees headed
by Lieutenant Governor Pankey and
Speaker Sedillo to attend the funeral
Speaker Sedillo named the following
on the house COMMITTEES. Amanda.
Clancy and Hunter of Quay The
lieutenant governor named the fol-
lowing: Gallegos and Calisch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
PROGRESS
ON AUTHORIZATION
FOR POST Off ICE

icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtREl
Washington, Jan. 31.-The senate
today made but little progress on the
100000, 600 postoffice appropriation
bin and some leaders tonight eX-
pressed doubt that the measure would
be passed before next week.
Efforts of Senator Thomas of Colo
RADIO. to eliminate from the bill the
5000, 100000 appropriation for good
roads failed in the first skirmish to-
day, the chair refusing to sustain his
point of order, that the amendment
was general legislation added as a
rider to an appropriation bill in vio-
lation to the rules.
An amendment by. Senator New of
Indiana, reducing the appropriation
for the air mail service from $780,
500 to 100000 resulted in general
discussion of that branch of the serv-
ice and the deferring of vote on the
amendment. Senator New character
lied the air mail service as an SEX
pensive experiment" while Senator
King of Utah, declared this was mo
tina for the government to take
money from a depleted treasury for
purposes of this kind" Senators
Swanson of Virginia and McKellar of
Tennessee, defended the service.
During the discussion today it be-
came known that some senators now
plan to offer as an amendment the
senate legislation affecting second
class postal rates which the conferees
on the war revenue bill rejected. This
legislation would abolish the present
zone system of rates and fix the rates
at one cent a pound for the first two
pOStal zones and | ID cents a pound
beyond that limit
Senator Rorah of Idaho. gave no.
tice today he would seek to suspend
the rules to add to the postoffice bill
as rider an amendment repeating
the provisions of the espionage act
cffecting the postal service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

portant events of historical interest
from the landing of the Spaniards
down to the overthrow of President
porfirio Diaz in 1911:
Notable Events.
1579-Coast visited by Sir Francis
Drake.
-S3-Five unsuccessful attempts
made to establish settlements.
1697-Jesuits found Loreto mission,
Pious fund, for the maintenance
of missions, founded.
175l-First wine grapes planted by
Jesuits.
11s1-Jesiiits expelled after having
founded twenty-five missions,
fourteen of them successful.
116s-Franeiscans permitted to en-
gage in missionary work on pc
ninsula.
1112-Dominican monks given same
rights as Franciscans.
ls0S-Monthly mail route established
over FL Canine Real
lS22-Adniral Lord Cochrane plum
dered san Jose del Dabo, Lo-
reto and Santos.
fS17--ITnited States declared war
against Mexico. Troops occupy
Todos Santos, La Paz and 9TH
CT points.
1S+s--War ended with treaty of
Guadalupe Iiidalgo
1Sa3-William Walker of san Fran
cisco. led filibustering eXpedi-
ton into peninsula and cap
tured La Paz. Undertook to set
up independent state, including
Sonora and Lower California
Walker tried in San Francisco
and acquitted after failure Of
expedition.
1856 anto Domingo mission last one
given UP by Franciscans utter
secularization act.
Penal colonies established at
La Paz and on Carnan island.
is59--President buchanan sent envoy
to President Juarez of Mexico
TO negotiate purchase of Lower
California. Juarez refused to
s2nction sale.
MARQUEE de Leon organized
revolution which died out with
in a year.
1SS7-Lower California divided into
two districts with La Paz as the
capital of the south and Ense-
NADIA as capital of the north
No Insurrcction War.
Successive revolutions which have
held Mexico in the throes since Por-
firio Diaz resigned in May. 1911. have
not greatly disturbed Lower Califor-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

ship for all the German colonies, SEN
ator Walsh said:
~ cannot conceive that our com
mssioners will ever undertake TO inn
pose upon the government of this
country any such burden. ] appre-
bend that alarm on that score will be
found without foundation"
Declaring that of the German Afri-
can colonies was not so simple as SEN
ator Lodge seemed to suggest, Senator
Walsh said England, Belgium, Portu-
gal and France had rival claims. Sen
ator Lodge replied that he had not
heard of any resistance by these coun-
tries to the plan reported in the press
But Australia and South Africa,
Senator Lodge added, ARE resenting
very much this attempt to take these
possessions and put them under con-
troll of a league of nations and to po-
lice them by the United States and
other powers.
Lewis Doubts It,
Senator Lewis said he would not
have the United states impressed with
reports that President Wilson really
had entered into any understanding
that would take one set of people
without any voice in the matter, and
hurl them into community lap. as
peas or potatoes into basket, to be
carted away and distributed
Pointing out that a Fundamental
principle of President Wilson was self
determination of peoples, Senator
Lewis said: IN
II am unwilling to believe that the
United States has pledged itself to any
permanent distribution of these colo
MES and transferred their peoples
without voice.
Senator Lewis urged policy by
which each contingent would be left
largely to settle its own affairs.
Senator Lewis said nothing had ac-
tua1ly been agreed upon at the con-
ference that obligated the president
to make report to congress He
urged confidence in the, president
Borah's Strong Words.
Senator Borah, of Idaho. republic
can, said the question of confidence
in the president was not involved,
that policies were at stake, adding:
'lf the savious of mankind was to
come to earth and advocate a league
of nations, | would oppose it,"
In participating in European af-
fairs, Senator Borah said this coun-
try had entered boundless sea
without chart or compass
ut may be as Admiral Mayo said
Senator Borah added, that the
league of nations is to be nothing
more than an old ladies quilting party
but it will finally lead us into all
kinds Of endless troubles with Eu-,
ropean affairs. President Wilson is
perfectly entitled to his views.
don't criticize him for urging them
but | want to present the question to
public opinion Of this county"
IF the country ratified the pres-
dents views Senator Borah said he
would abide by the decision, but un-
til that was done. he would insist
upon presenting his own.
When the discussion ended. Sena-
tor Myers of Montana, democrat, who
had been unable to obtain consdera-
ton of the bill to extend soldiers and
sailors homestead rights. complained
that the senate had spent its time in
idle talk, accomplishing nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01
aNOLEpROOF HOSyERY.

New shipment. new prices--hose for
men, women and children, sold exclu-
siveiy by us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

20 word. The red guards feared that
rifle shots in such close place be-
tween tiled walls might fly back, so
they used revolvers and shot down
the condemned people one after an
other.
Jurofski and the red guards later
said the CZarina was the first to be
shot, then the grand duchesses and
the ear last of all. The bodies were
thrown on motor lorries and that
same night were taken to a disused pit
shaft outside the town, After being
soaked with oil they were set on fire,
after which the ashes and smould-
erng bones were covered with earth"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

Successive revolutions which have
held Mexico in the throes since Por-
firo Diaz resigned in May, 1911 have
not greatly disturbed Lower Califor-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

"rhe question between China and
Japan is one of the most momentous,"
Mr. Lodge replied. at concerns us
greatly. Put our policy involves med
ding in the internal affairs of South
Africa. Those wild tribes have to be
controlled and my own disposition is
to bring them under the South Afri-
can republic" n
Senator Lodge asserted again that he
did not know the facts OIL WHICH to
base judgement. and Senator Borah re-
piled that, was the trouble with the
entire question. etasri
Referring to reports that the United
States would participate in trustee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-01

Colds Cause Headacne. and Pains
Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
from cold are soon relieved by TAX
ing LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE
Tablets. There's only one "Bromo
.Quinine." r.. w. GROVES signature
on the box. soc.