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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
HANSON ASSERTS Callers Make
that |DLENESS IS Merry atHome
NATIONAL CRIME OF Braue Filler
Seattle Mayor Proposes That
Government Furnish Work,

NEW YORK. May Al wouldn't
class unemployment as a menace" said
Ole Hanson. fighting mayor Of Seattle
today in outlining hi, plan for saving
this and other nations from further
inroads OF extreme radicalism. u
would classify il al a crinie-a ma
tional crime. The government can
prevent 1t and should prevent II. There
should never he idIene. in this coun-
Try It is preventsble waste and pre-.
ycniable waste is crime.
"Thc government should provide op-
portunlty for work for every man who
is out of employment in great diyi-
sions which would add TO the wealth
OF the country and make poverty I'M
known Every man who can work
should be required TO do so. choosing
the work Tor which he is best adapted
lie should produce with either hands
or hrains The time is coming when
the law will see to this.
Much depends upon the action OF
The present congress. Business wants
10 know where it stands-wants 10
know wha, it may do and what it may
not do Uncertainty raises the spec
ter Of danger II congress lays down
right aud definite rules. | think we are
bound TO 90 forward with rush TO
the greatest prosperity We have ever
tnlo} ed.
Capital and labor mus, adjust their
differences and believe this can be
arranged through co o-operation. so that
VIC may have peace and love instead
OF hate and strife and that bolshevism
may he destroyed in America. ] be-
,c,e II employers will do their share
toward satisfying the demands OF la
Dor the workers will reciprocate with
a full days work for a full days pay
and will do their full share IN ''amp.
ing out radicalsm. anarchy and irca-
son
Il abor is entitled 20 more than II
received before the war. Even at the
rates that prevailed before the war la
Dor did not receive sufficient return
10 enable the workers TO maintain their
families in decency and comfort and
make proper provisions for the future.
All This must br altered and believe
il will be altered.
1T will be to the advantage Of both
capital and labor for the workman to
receive a fair wage and give 4 fair re-
turn in labor. In every business I be-
lieve there should be well paid labor,
o equally we'll paid administration and
equally we'll paid capital. One Is as
necessary and important as the other
Upon the cooperation Of all three the
success, and prosperity Of the country
depends"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26

hundred times her share Of love and
tenderness layished on her while
other"
She stopped short as II some one
had wiped the word, from her Jips
ITS good thing you don't pay
any attention 10 my rsying%' she
said lightly Here, let nc help you
on with your cloak. What a vision
you are Your husband ought 10 be-
the proud gentleman 10 be taking
YOU home ! suppose poor old Donkey
Donkers is trembling IN his shoe, for
fear III propose 10 him on the way
home. Do you know. every time that
man opens his mouth ! expect 10
hear bray, Pact"
Her voice. her eye. dakd me u
remember anything she had inaf
verently betrayed took her cue
in antly. the while my heart ached
for her, the mate fashioned for Ken
meth Stockbrldge, who must stand
hclplessly aside and watch the wreck
Of his lie and happiness,
II had the same feeling myself
when was listening to him tonight.
laughed. lie certainly would viii
the endurance medal in converse
tlonal match wouldn't he"
"li it we're given for long winded
ness. yeS." Sic re,ortcd, opening. the
door and sweeping down the staifs,
her dainty head held deiiantly high
10 meet the reluctant suspicion with
which pondefous Mr. Donkers in
vested his escort
With her husbands arm around
her Milly Stockbridge wen, through
her good by to Us almost as me
chanicdlly as well trained parrot
would have done She looked al
Dicky and Alice lIolcombe. but never
once raised her eyes 10 meet mine.
81 am afraid the evening has beel,
too much for Mrs S,ockbridge,
Dicky said sympathe,ioally,
"Oh. no" her husband replied
brightly, she will be all righ, to.
r~orrow. But she isn't strong, is ex'
tremely nervous, and my unlucky at
cident 10 her cherished punch bow
upset her terribly. /, is all my fault.
"No. no." his wife murmured hall
hysterically shrinking closer to HIM
saw him soo,he her with toucl
as he pu, out his other hand to Alice
| Holcombc
Run over tomorrow, Alice, car
your" he asked casually "MiIly say
she wishes 10 see yor."
"Oi course" Alice Holcombe prom.
ised carelessly. Good night, Milly'
I She put her lips lightly to thu
cheek OF the woman who had robbed
her OF the greatest blessing earth helt
for her. As Dicky and went dowr
the steps 10 our waiting taxi The
three figures were silhouetted in III,
light OF the electric porch lamp. Tn,
man, the wife the faithful friend &c
them both. ] couldn't repress a li,tl,
shiver at the hopelessness OF the sit
uation.
(Copyright)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Wife Of Harry Hawker Never
Lost Hope That Husband
Would Be Saved,
diy Tho Associated pressJ

LONDON, Sunday. May 2S-There
was a merry party in the home OF
Harry g. Hawker near Surbi,on TO.
night, many callers, including Thomas
o. M. Sopwilh. head OF the Sopwiih
aviation company, builders OF the
machine In which Hawker attempted
to cross the Atlantic, going 10 the
house 10 congratulate Mrs. Hawker.
Many airmen were among those who
called.
Mrs Hawker never los, confidence
that her husband would be rescued.
Even on Saturday evening she was
still hopeful that il was her lucky
day and said: I'VE shall have good
news tomorrow" Today her home
was inundated with kilograms Of CON
gratula,io, and the telephone. IN the
gaily beflagged dwelling was ton.
stantly ringing.
In expressing his own and the
queens sympathy and coincidence,
King George Oh Saturday expressed
fear that Hawker had lost his life.
II feel that the nation has los, one
Of its most able and daring pilots and
that he sacrificed his life for the fame
and honor of British flying" One
official statement confirming new
dispatches OF the rescue OF Hawker
and Lieut.. Commander Mackenzie
Cfieye was issued tonight. Il said
Harry q. Hawker and Lieut. Com
mandc' Grieve were rescued in
latitude fifty degrees and twenty
minutes north and longitude twenty.
nine degrees thirty minutes west They
alighted close TO a steamer owing TO
defect in the water circulation OF
their motor. Both men arc in perfect
health. The airplanc was not saved"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
BRYAN DOESN'T
THINK CONGRESS-
WILL Save BOOZE
Sorry, He Says, President
Made Recommendation

CHICAGO. May 26-William J
Bryan was the principal speaker here
at a mass convention held to protest
against President Wilson, plan for
congre. TO save wine and beer More
than 5000 attended.
II haven't any idea the war pro
hibilion measure will he repealed" he
said II am sorry the president rec
commended to congress tic repeal, but
this will not change the situation.
When we elect . president he is the
servant Of the people ard when he tells
US to do anything which we do not
approve il is our privilege to differ
with him. The president doesn't know
any more about the saloon question
that other people do
let the republican congress repeal
the law il il dares. | don't believe It
will"
IN speaking OF the enforcement ol
prohibition, Mr. Bryan said he did not
believe il would be difficult
"Our chief difficulty in fighting liz
uor up to the present has been We
have been fighting great combine
ton OF capital. Now we will have
only individuals to fight. We can't
have a national association Of boot
leggeB. They will be on the run 50
fast they won't have a chance to CO.
operate.
I'VE want men TO enforce the law
who believe in the law and not men
who have been elected by the violaiors
Of the law. We are going to have a
real enforcement law"
The convention went on record as
opposed to the repeal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
FOE CABINET APPROVES
MANY FINANCIAL BILLS
tBy Tho Associated Press)

BERLIN, Sunday, May 2S.--TM
German cabinet has approved a num-
Der Of financial bills drafted by the
ministry Of finance, including a tax
on income from property a levy on
capital on the basis Of the last year
OF war, an inheritance tax and an in
crease on sugar and tobacco duties.
the peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
BACKACHE and
HEAVY FEELING
Weak, Nervous, Rsstlsss
Woman In Arkansas Hears
Of Cardui, Triss Il and Il
Greatly b Bsnsfitsd.
Now Rseommsnds II
To Othsss.

Peach Orchard, Ark.-Mrs. Monte
High, who lives near here. states:
"Sometime ago began to have trou.
bic with my back. would ache and
/ could hardly get up when down. ]
was 80 weak I would just drag around
and did not feel like doing anything
1t all. I was so nervous ! felt ! could
scream, and such . heavy
feeling ! could not rest At al. II
looked like ] was going to get down
In bed
! heard Of Cardui and thought !
would try Il and zee what Il would do
for my case. After taking . few bot
ties ! grew stronger The
bIos,ed. heavy feeling left me. ]
wasn't 30 nervous. 10 fact. felt better
al over. | took twelve bottles and
certainly was greatly benefited and
can recommend Il to any one % .
tonic or builder. I often tell others
how Il helped and Strengthened me-
Cardui IL 4 mild vegetable tonic.
with no bad aiter-eifeets. Ito ingrs-
dients act In . helping. building way.
On the womanly constitution.
Ask your druggist He knows
sbout CarduL Soms druegists hsvs
so,d h for forty ysars..(Alvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Ttxm 10 Act With Mexico.

EAGLE PASS. Texas, May 10
The state of Texas will cooperate
with the Mexican government IN
stamping OF, disorders along the
border, especially the efforts by
Mexican bandits 10 smuggle arms
across the line, il was announced to-
day. after conferences between Nd
ju,ant General Harley Of Texas, and
Governor Mircle. of Coahuila,
Mex. 1t wa. said the First Texas
cavalry would be used as border
guard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26

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S09 u. - ooso oW0u40 T.
IN Alvsslk lksssesl r 3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
My Heart and
My Hush and
What Alice Holcombe Asked oi
Madge.
BY Adele Garrison.
THAT really happenedf"
v Alirn Ilnlcmnhf lncked The

Msdge.
lETTHAT really happenedf"
w Alice ilolcombe locked the
door behind her, and put
her lip, 10 my ear before she whis'
pefed the words.
II don't know anything" whis-
pefed back. stfessing the verb.
But YOU suspect. Tell me. I've
been on pins and needles ever since
he I'd the story. Ken S'ockbridge
ISN'T as awkward Az that lie must
have broken tina, bowl on purpose
And he did it-irom what deduced
while Milly was serving you fruit
punch There, only one answer to
that"
81 am afraid you have H." said
sombefly
She pn, her hand TO her heart with
an involuntary. unconscious gesture.
Her face Was white with horror, save
for two hectic splashes of color IN her
cheeks
Poor Milly' Poor KEN she muf-
INJURED brokenly. u was afraid II
would conc to something like this.
have felt that she was more than hall
insane, and distinctly dangerous for
long time But-poison--"
The word was So low that ! knc"
i, was inaudiblc outside the room, bn'
I ,,,IJu', ,,p,,s. . l,iyhtrued sg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Batiste, 23c Yard

Very sheer. delightful and dainty as you
please. The wooing fabrics in an i'm
mense variety Of charming and new patterns.
1t is not drawing the long bow one whit to
say that the value here is extraordinary--7,c
yard.
Rear Room, New Building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Batistes, l9c Yard

II hasn't been done in long time. We
mean batiste Of this quality and daintiness
has not been Offered At l9c in years. White
ground. dainty dots, figures, florals, checks
and stripes In pastel and heavier colorings.
Two thousand yards. 100 4 yard.
Rear Room, New Buildiag.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
FAMOUS ITALIAN
AVIATOR RESIGNS

ROME, Sunday, May 2s,--Gabriel
d'Annunrio, the poet aviator, resigned
hi, post as Lieutenant colonel in the
Italian army after the general had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Batiste, l7c Yard

Florals, conventionals figures and stripes
on q bstiste Of excellent weaving. Voiles
never meant to sell anywhere At i7c yard,
in patterns and eoIorinss almost without end.
They viii make up into the most practical
and sensible summertime frocks. Some three
thousand yards-i7e q yard.
Rear Room, New Building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26

Don't borrow money or renew a
loan on Oklahoma City real estate
without consulting Gum Brothers
cvmpany. (Aiy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26

PANAMA. Sunday. May 2S.--The
street car strike here was settled to-
day, the employees being granted q
wage increase OF I cents an hour,
effective June ].
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Printed voilss At 75e Yard

Lovely voiles In light and dark coiors. with
printed patterns In immense variety, 70 and
IS inches vide, At ,se yard. The pries IL un-
usually low for fabrics Of this quality.
TissnsA Spselai, SSe Yard
Il 10 y inehes VIA ssoet attractive white
silk and eeltm mixture Win dainty sosebuds
scattered .ev9, in blse, piuh and lilac. Spe-
eal q ~ ~
xlmsae 'Srnksr q 1l15 Yard
Il b = Inches Wide-A deiiohtfui siik and
cotton mixsurs h : nsuSsr q In "a DARK
eoiors, VIII issys and sxhsvasSnt f1oesh -
quite -beaslll6l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
In the Front Room, New Building
Checked voiles, at $3.50 Yard

Checked Voiles at $3.50 Yard
"Delectable" checks in voiles. Colored
grounds, with little white woven threads
forming checks. They are 70 inches wide. No
need to tell you how prettily such cottons
make up--oi-So yard.
Embroidered Volles, $1.S5 Yard
White grounds. With embroidery, colored
figures; also eolored grounds with embrold.
cred white figures. They are 70 inches wide
-eisS yard.
Orsandies at $1.SS Yard
White and colored grounds in embroidered
organizes. small designs, for full dresses. or
to be combined with plain or colosed organ
s dies. ~ inches wide-eiss yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Silk and Cotton, Special, Sl.1s Yard

Suk ano COSV0o, Speci0, $I.IS IArd
Silk and cotton mixed georgette; the com
bination makes most exquisite fabric. The
patterns are lovely, old.timey challs designs,
special At oi.is yard.
Satin Stripe veilss, Sl.25 Yard
Charming satin striped voiles -, colored
grounds with white finished satin stripes.
Fell 70 inches wide. and really an unusual
value At oi.aS yard.
Figured Orsandiss
White oegsadies adorned With large and
small floral patterns, In The charming vine
effects forming stripes, % inches wide, SOC to
oi1s yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-26
Decoration Day
-Ia Flsadsrs field the poppies blow
Between the crosses. row on row
That mark our place; and IN the sky
The iarks still bravely singing fly,
Scarce heard amidst the suns below"

There significance Day will
o o N
with in
Of them ALL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05

postapiono prawdziwie po polsku,
Nalezy BOWEN wiedziec, re zydzi
we Lwowie staneli pc stronie o.
krainc6w ;utworzyli zydoWskie Cd
dzia1y wojskowe, kt6re zaciek]lee
billy sic z Polakami. Ia to Polacy
wielu zyd6w i Ukrainc6w powie-
sill. Fakty powyzsze wskazuja
man,, czego mozemy spodziewac
sic cd Polak6w, gdyby Polakom
uda1o sic ponownie zagarnac VIA
DE W swoje rece. Wowczas drze-
wa W wioskach ukrainskich ME
stalyby puste, ma kazdem drzewie
wisialby 2 jednej stronyUkrainie9c
z drugiej zyd Tub Ukrainka i zy-
d6wka.. A ch1odny wiaterek sep
ta1by do ucha powieszonego gorz
kie s1owa prawdy: ME umiales
bronic swego kraju vice idz do
czarta: ME wart jestes zycia;'
Czy tylko take podanie jest
prawdziwe, przysz1osc pokaze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
MADRY CHINCZYK.

~Anglik m6wi "Jak sic masz?'
Egypcyanin pozdrowi ciebie "Po-
cisz sic obficie?" lecz najmadrzej
sly jest Chinczyk, albowiem tax
Gle przywita: "Czy zoladek twoj
w porzadku?' Dobry zoladek Una
cry doskona1e zdrowie i przeto pc
dobne pozdrowienie objawia do
k4adne pojecie zycia. | jezeli cier
pisz ia n~icporzadki zo1adka zat--
w%ardzenie, niestrawnosc, b6le g1o-
wy, bezsennosc, nerwowosc itp.,
Trinera Amerykanski Elixir Corr
kiego Wilma jest akurat to-, co po-
t%rzebujesz. Lckarstwo to oczysz--
cza w~netrznosci, pomaga trawic--
niu i zaostrza apetyt. eJst nc "a
r0wno uczynne i smaczne. Mozesz
j. dostac II swego aptekarza, jak
r6wniez dostaniesz tam Trinera
Liniment, najwiecej ~odpowiedni
ma reumatyzm, b6le krzyza, wywi
chy, napuchniecia ftp. - oJseph
Triner Company 1333-43 S. Ash
land Ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
AKTORZY BEVERDGE "a tn
w przysz1a niedziele beda W ope

Zarzad zapisany jake pierwszo:
rzedny i pierwszy kt6ry tn PREY.
byl W tym sezonie. Kompania ofia
ruje najwyborniejszy zapas ostat
mich komedyi. Wielkie urozmai-
Genie Vaudevil6w pomiedzy akta:
mi, wlacznie narodowe hawajskie
Muzyka, spiewy, tance. Najwiek
SIZE przedstawienia jake kiedy-
kolwiek oferowano pc popular
nych cenach. Siedzenia MONA re.
zerwowac W teatrze pc 10tej 60
dzinie W. sobote. Zobaczcie og}o-
szenie umieszczone ma innem mic:
scu,. o cenach i siedzeniach.
Wstepne przedstawienie W ME
dziele wieczorem "A Truthful.
Liar" komedya W trzech aktacf
a stu poSmiechach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
.WICZENIA w A
ROSETTA ZYCIA.

Washington. D. c. w tych
dniach zostal wysfany do 1000 via
scicieli fabryk j korporacyi pre-
mys}owych, nowy plan opracowa,
ny przez Pulkownika Arthura
Woods, Asystenta. Sekretarza WoJ
ny, polegajacy ma TEN ably zapro-
wadzic fachowe cWiczenia ola ro-
botnikow i przez czas trwania ia
skowych placic robotnikowi odpo-
wiednie wynagrodzenie.
Biuro Asystenta SekretarzaWoJ
ny jest pewnem re rozwiazanle
kwestyi drozyzny zycia ley W
zwiekszeniu produkcyi i re facho
we cwiczenia.w przemysle W tym
samym .czasie spelnia swoje zada
ME boz kazdy robotnik cue be-
die re. dana .mu jest rzeczyWista
sposobnosc zwiekszenia sWej silly
zarobkDwej.
Bahama przeproWadzone przez
biiuro PulkoWniika Woods Myyka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
BATAIIONU
GWARDYI
w WINONIEs

Porucznik Kurowsh przyby9 ably
brac udzia1 W mustrowaniu
kompanu D.
Porucznik Jan Kurowski z Co
A. 2Otej infanteryi St. Zjedn. A
onegdaj wieczorem. przybyl tn a:
by W Armory odbyc z nieupowaz.
nionymi oficerami kompanii D
piatego. regimentu: minnesockiej
narodowej gwardyi pierwsza mu.
sire i. instrukcye p.od}ug regu} re
gularnej, armii, w piatek wieczo.
rera5 przez dwie godziny: bedzie
mia} mustre z winonskimi narode
wynn gwardzistami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
ROCZNA STATYSTYKA emil
GRACYI.

Washington, D. c. 4 ukonczo-
|nych obecnie obliczen statystykl
emigracyjnej, dokonanej przezGe
neralnego Komisarza EmigracyJ---
nego PREY Departamencie Piracy,
"a ostatni rok skonczony3Ogo :czer
wca rb. widac re w tym >czasle
przyby}o do Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych najwiecej emigrantow Mex
sykan5w, Anglik6w i szkotow,w wy
,iecha1o zas do Europy naJWleceJ
Wloch6w j Grek6w.
Co do Polakow to statystyka
wykazuje re przybylo ich W tym
czasie 1872 osoby, z. czege ma ME
siac czerwiec RIB. przypada l34'
Wyjechalo zas W tym czasle 40
Polski 153 osoby z czego W czerW
Gu r. b. 21. Deportowano w tym
czasie, juz pc wyladoWanlu DIE
wieciu Polak6w z czego W czerW-
Gu jednego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
ks. Biskup Hebron
rozpoczal swa dvu tygod-
NOVA podrjz DO dyecezyi

Najprzew. ks. Biskup P: r.. Hef
from D. D. Biskup %winonskiej dy-
ecezyi, rozpocza1 W poniedzialek,
1go wrze$nia dwu tygodniowa pc
dr6z pc calej dyecezyi W interesie
Rampant ma zebranie funduszu
81, 000, 600 ma powiekszenie kole-
GUM Fanny Maryi W Winonie:
Rozpoczal W poniedzia|ek W Ad-
rian, a skonczy W sobote 1890
wrzesnia w Winonie.
w kazdem miejscu, W kt6rem
ks. Biskup bedzie przemawial be-
da zgromadzeni ksieza i lokalni
pracownicy z rozmaitych ,parafii
(nalezacy do tego miejsca do kt6-
rego ia kampania bedzie sic odno-
si1a. Zebranie $4,000 W parafii
W Chatfield, gdzie pierwsze roz-
prawianie sic odby4o, zapowiada
{ sic re Gala suma million dolar0w
bedzie zapewniona a moze jeszcze
wiecej. Wiel. ks. Francis M. Kel
ly, Sekretarz Najprzew. ks. Bisku
pa Heffron'a towarzyszy ks. Bis
kupowi w podr0zy.
Plan podr6zy wizytacyjn mel W
dyecezyi uplanowany przez Bis
kupa Heffron:
Adrian poniedzia}ek l wrzes:
Pipestone-wtorek 2 wrzes.
Mankato - Sroda 8. wrzeS.
Albert Lea - czwartek 4 wrzes.
Fairmont - piatek 5 wrzes..
Owatonna - sobota 6 Wrzes..
Waseca - II iedziela Z wrzes.
Austin - poniedzia4ek 8 wrzes.
Lanesboro - wtorek 9 wrzes.
Caledonia - sroda 10 wrzes.
Wabasha - czwartek II Wrzes.
Rochester - piatek IL wrzes.
Winona - sobota 13 wrzes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
BI4ANKIETY: PoCZEoWE y
KRADZIONE

Poczmistrz H. L. Buck otrzy--
NAL cd inspektora p%ocztowego D.
Simmons'a zawiadomienie.- o kra-
dziezy 600 blankiet66w. przekaz6w
pocztowych.
Blankiety przekaz6w poetic
wych wziete byly W nocy q sierp
MIA, z poczty W. Kansas City. Kan
sas. Zawiadomienie ostrzega1o "a
razem przeciw zmienieniu jakich.
kolwiek przekaz6w pocztowych z
numerami jak ma tych kt6re byly
ukradziOne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
BOL.SZZEWIKI w W1ADYWO'
STOKU

Hieronim Wyrdych, kt6ry jest
kapralem W g}6wnej kwaterze
kompanii Sligo regimentu infante
ryi stojacej W W1adywostoku, pi-
sal do swych krewnych W Vino
ME zwracajac. uwage ma grozne
wkroczenie bolszewik6w do tel O.
kolicy, w tym czasie kiedy on pi-
sal spoaziewa} sic ~atakowego
zamachu prawie kazdej godziny'
Oswiadcza on re bolszewiki raz 60
j;uz chwycili, lecz on szczesliwie
sic wydostaf. Niewie on kiedy be-
die przys}any z powroten> do do
mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
zydzi W waIkach 0 Lwow.

w wydanej przez powiatowy ko
misaryat ukrainskiej rady Judo
wei w T}umaczu gazecie Towmac
XII misti ~ukaza1 sic dnia % listo-
pada r. T.. artyku} omawiajacy
WALK listopadowe 0 Lw6w i u
dial w mich zyd6w. Artykuf ten
inspirowany przez dr.. Makucha,
kt6ry by} naocznym swiadkiem
wypadk6w lwowskich: jest waz-
nym przyczynkiem. do wyjasnie--
MIA stanowiska naszych zyd6w,
|kt6re polega ma oficyalnej neu-
tralnosci Tub nawet uznaniu: pan
stwowosci polskiej W rzeczyW1
stosci zas ma walce przeciwko ma
szemu narodowi i panstwu.
"Po objeciu w}adzy panstwo-
Ewej w Galicyi wschodniej przez
IUkrainc6w - m6wi autor artyku
III - w ca1ymc kraju zapanowaf
|spok6j: Tylko we Lwowie uzbrolee
nj Polacy rozpoczeli Wake, ME
chcac uznae zwierzchnictWa panst
wa ukrainskiego. Ukraihcy jake
nar6d kulturalny i sprawiedhwy
|podawali reke do zgedy, praggnaatc
|po czterech latach wojny uniknlaae
|przelewu krwi bratniej: Jednak
|Polacy = chociaz podpisywali "a
Iwieszenie broni - um6W ME do
ltrzymywali, ostrzeliwali z okien
ukrainskie patrole i oddzia}y woj
skowe, oraz obrzucali je reczny-
mi granatami. Poczatkowo Wypar
to Polak6w z miasta az poza glow
dworzec. W6wczas .Polacy po-
prosili o zawieszenie broni i roz-
poczeli pertraktacye. hatWoWier--
nj Ukraincy sadzac, re maJa do
czynienia z ludzmi honoroWymi,
zg0dzili sic ma dwudniowy rozejm
iPolacy skorzystali z tego, wypro-
wadzili oddzialy swoje "a miasto
i uderzyli ma tyly wojsk ukrain-
skich. w zaskoczonych szeregach
powstalo zamieszanie i trzeba by
10. LW6w opuscic. 0 oddzia1ach
'%polskich, kt6re zajely miasto, o
powiadaja straszne rzeczy: lud-:-
nose ukrainska aresztowano, vie
osob rozstrze1ano. q zydami zas