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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
0SAGES GET MILLION CASH
Quarterly Payment Figured Up
5000 for Each of 2,3OO Indians.

By the Associsted Press
) PAWHUSkA, Dec, IL One mill
lion eight hundred thousand dollars
was the amount OF quarterly pay
ment made here today to the Usage
Indians. individual receipts from
royalties and bonuses for 1919
amounts to over 5000. This Is the
last payment for 1919, Payments to
each individual Usage for the year
were as follows: March, ,525: June,
$3.50; September $500, and October,
$1,000. There are $4,000 Osages on
the tribal roll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
WILL SUBMIT NEW CHARTER
hanagcrinIform To BE Voted on by
NuskogcC Voters Next February.

special to The World
ACSkoGEE. Dec. 12.-Though
20 members Of the city council op-
pose the new managerial form char
w proposed for Muskogee and an
U'her VIII be thrown out OF office Il
4 carries all have agreed 10 sub
mI the new charter to-an election
any time the civic affairs committee,
snich drafted the charter. may de-
me election will probably be
,aned on January and held early
~ FEBRUARY before the primary
,eouon In which at least one OF
ue present commissioners will be a
oSSnuida'e for reelection II the new
e"Sfter Is voted down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
Old Wan u Sentenced.

b.,W me world.
J,sAN NEE. Dec. ~. - District
ts,4 hedmond = Cole today sen
49, 80 Francis NJ Hin. 5s. to serve
bs,,. ,..einslnder Of his life in the STATE
p,a'.''htary for criminal assault
~. an ms own daughter. A jury late
ON, n,shi found him guilty and rec
''hehded life imprisonment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
RETURN M'CULLY FOR TRIAL
Brought from New Jersey. Prisoner
Pleads Not Guilty to Charge.

Returned from Bayonne. n, j.. to
lnswer the charge OF obtaining
t,sSs under false pretenses, w. +.
4 {fcCnlly. jr, entered q pleh OF not
ruiity at his arraignment before
Justice II. J. Gray yesterday and was
committed to jail in default OF
$4,000 bond for preliminary hear
ms December 23.
W. 7, kithcart local deputy shers
ft arrived with his prisoner early
yesterday morning McCully is ac-
eused Of selling several thousand feet
oi lO-inch iron pipe to- II. l.. Levy
OF thas oklahoma Pipe and supply
company which Levy later found
was not the property OF the defend
ant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
Judge Smnll Improving,

Judge A. 4. Small, candidate for
the republican nomination for United
States senator, who has been quite
III AZ his home. $50 South Denver.
for the past three weeks IL con-
yalcacing lie was able 20 sit up yes
lrrduN ana received callers,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
IS PLAYING POLITICS
phys,cian Proves sharp Reply From
soIon From Pitsburg
County.

sp.ci,l to The World.
MALESTER. Dec. 12.-Dr. T. II.
Mccarthy charged in speech made
before the commercial club here that
between 1000 and 1000 persons
had died IN oklahoma OF tubercu-
losis while the state health depart
ment was playing politics In locating
the three sanitariums for which the
lat legislature had provided $3.50
900
State senator T.. i, Hill, present
at that meeting. denied that DIR, A.
h. Lewis, state health head, was To-
eating these institutions for polit-
ich favor and disregard to the best
service to the public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13
= Missouri Volunteers Homo.

VI VI = ERsoN CITY, Mo. Dec. -
~,,ss suhieer workers IN the mines
49, oy the state In Barton county
sm tuanonal guardsmen sent there
dsy " returned to their homes to-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

% years old and is survived by his
wife and two children. His death
resulted from an operation and oc-
Cured suddenly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

A., me battlefields OF Europe.
t.,s,,an soldiers were Killed. Tu-
ns,n. nsn0sS kills 10000 persons an
IN this country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

order to avoid speed firnd. Rice
turRed the patrol wagon AT sharp
angle and In doing so was unable
TO bring the ear to stop before nm
accident could be avoided The other
driver travelled on without giving
aid to the injured driver.
=
MRS FRANCIS e SMITH died
nj 2ata East Second street Thurs
day At I "a m The body will he
shipped by the stanley a Mocune
Undertaking company TO Spring
field Mo She WAS so years old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

THE FUNERAL Of James Manu.
master baker OF the Tulsa Bakery.
who dtcu AZ the Tulsa hoApitar
Thursday night. will he conducted
from the stanley 4 McCuu" chapel
SUNDAY afternoons The body Viii be
inferred at Rosohil Mt Mann wat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-13

Funeral services viii hc conducted
from the resldcncc of Virgil Il.
smith. Dco,uAvd leaves a son, j. w.
Smith OF san Antonio ana three
daughters, Dorsey Il, LOrton ana
Lcura of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
ORGANIZED LABOR STANDS
FIRM.

The American Federation of
Labor at its convention in Allan
tic City declared for the League
of Nations covenant by an over
whelming majority A resolution
favoring the covenant was adopt
ed by vote of 29,750 for and 42O
against. President Gompers, who
led the fight for the league, said
the document was not perfect,
but that he would not play into
the hands of the politicians by op-
posing it If war was to be
avoided, how could it be done ex-
cept by agreement, he asked.
What was there left to stand as
barrier against war if the pro
posed covenant were defeated
lie did not desire to support
those who would inflame the
world with the horrors of war
whenever their nation felt itself
strong enough. He pointed out
that an airplane flew across the
Atlantic in Is hours, and said the
United States and Europe were so
close together that it was essen
-lal the best possible relationship
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07

al American Woman Suffrage as
sociation. She was the first
American woman in civilian life
to be decorated by the govern
ment for devotion to duty during
the war. The second was Hannah
j. Paterson, resident director of
the womens committee, to whom
was given the same honor by See
retary Baker early in June. She
is now assistant director of the
council as the woman S commit
tee is disbanded. She was secre-
tary Of the National American
Woman Suffrage association in
1916.
Three women doctors and one
nurse, serving in the women S
overseas hospitals, U. S. A.-the
hospitals supported by the nation
al suffrage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
decorated with the Croix de
Guerre by the French government
for signal bravery during an air
raid when their hospitals were
bombed by Germans. These three
doctors were; Caroline Finey, An
ma Sholly and Mary Edward; ; /
Miss Jane Mckee, was the nurse.
They had all been residents Of
New York.
DR.. Mabel Seagrave of Seattle,
Wash, and DR.. Marie Formad of
Philadelphia, also on the suffrage
hospitals staff, won the French
Medal Of Honor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
EXPRESS 'PAcKAeETTEs

= r = = y . = 4
A mechanic his labor will often dis
card
If the rate of his pay he dislikes;
But a clock-and its case is uncom-
monty hard
VIII continue to work though it
strikes.
Hood
ST Simp says he notices that he
always has to get down to work
again after holiday
The Willard-Dempsey fight is his
tory, but that don't keep a lot of the
bugs around town from keeping
said memeroy mighty fresh by the
heated discussions over the outcome.
And then, Willard showed that he
was clean sport by not trying toI
prove an alibi. He was whipped byI
a better man and said so.
Not wishing to bring up an un-
pleasant subject, but someone might
remind the weather man that it's
been considerable time between
showers.
But there's one news item that
has, thus far, been happily absent
from the columns It's Hot winds
damage corn"
Louie Erlic was trying to figure
out how much Tex Rickard will have
left out the mill, after the govern
ment income tax men get through
with him.
The city league baseball bug was
buzzing merrily a couple of weeks
ago, but the few recent hot days
have sort O. singed his wings.
The Tuttle gasoline well has at
.racted some attention, but there is
yet no record of the Ranger opera
tors rusing madly from that field
to investigate.
There seems to be rush on the
)art of German generals and states !
men to acknowledge responsibility
or the war, despite which fact
to try Willie and his 1
"a are going steadily forward.
There may be a reunion of the 5
family, away out on |
some nice, quiet island, he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
WHY NOT A BALLOT?

That women suffrag gists served
their country while they worked
for the vote is proved by the fact
that suffrage officials serving on
the women s committee, council
national defense. have been
awarded distinguished service
medal.
These were the late DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw, national chairman
of the woman s committee, and
honorary president Of the Nation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
EXTERNAL AGGRESSION

If the opponents of the cove
nant center their fire on Article
X the defense will not lack OF
ammunition. But because the ma
iority of those attacking Article
X show strange ignorance OF It's
language, let us see just what 1t
really says:
The members Of the league un-
dertal1e to respect and preserve
as against external aggression the
territorial integrity and existing
political independence Of all the
members Of the league. In case
Of any such aggression or in ease
Of any threat or danger Of such
aggression, the council shall adj
wise upon the means by which
this obligation shall be fulfilled
Observe that the members OF
the league undertake to protect
each others boundaries against
external aggression only. This
qualification alone answers most
of the arguments directed against
the article. In one Of the cove
nanter letters, President Taft
says:
"It is objected to Article X
that it is too rigid, that progress
Of the world may need rearrange-
mcnt Of boundaries, an enlarge
ment Of one country and reduc-
ton of another or the creation Of
new states. Article X does not |
forbid changes in boundaries or
the enlargement or reduction Of
states or the establishment of new
states. All that it forbids is the |
taking Of territory by force from
a member OF the league, or over
throwing its government by vl0-
lcnce. Article X does not protect
any nation against internal dis
turbance, rebellion or revolution.
1t does not prevent the division
of states by these means. The OBJ
lection assumes that war by one
existing nation upon another is
necessary to the progress of the
world to secure useful changes in
boundary We need not deny that
"A war of aggression may achieve
a useful end but the basis upon
which the league rests is that
stch advantages are outWeighed
by the suffering in modern war
and the possibility that a small
war may lead to a general war
and an enormous damage to
civilization. The effort in the !
formulation Of the present treaty
is to make just boundaries and
the effect of Article X Will
doubtless be to maintain those
boundaries, in so far as to pre- |
vent foreign aggression from af-
fecting them
"The suggestion that Article X
was intended to bring to the aid
of Great Britain the power of the
United States to suppress a revo-
luton iQ Ireland is of course
wholly unfounded, because
revolution in Ireland would not
be an attack upon the territorial
or political independ-
ence of Great Britain by external
aggression.
"The insinuation against Arti-
Gle X that Great Britain secured
it in order to get the aid Of the
United States and other members
Of the league to defend and pro
Iect her far-flung empire is also
basis. No war in the last
century has been begun against
Great Britain to take away ter
'itory from her. Neither she nor
he United States would feel
.alled upon to invoke the defense
If the league to protect their
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07

Next there is to be sample OF
the penmanship of the Austrian
peace delegates added to the col
lection being assembled by the allies
for future referenc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07

Stings or bites of insects that are
followed by swellings, pain or itch
ing should be treateG promptly as
they are poisonous. BALLARD S
SNOW LINIMENT counteracts the
poison. 1t is both antiseptic and
ealing. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07

exist between the people of both
continents. lie was confident that
the Endorsement of labor would
give the legislators at Washing
ton an incentive to ratify it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
Dropping a Passenger.

Traveller ION the aerial express
l want to drop into Hickville, con
ductor"
Conductor Cooking at watch)- r.
Strap on your paraehute-you walk
the plank in seven minutes Buffalo
Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
Matter of Real Importance.

WdtIGF OF 1tdI importance.
Fortune-Teller-Do you want to
know what your future husband will
be like?
Fashionable Little Party-Good gra-
cious, nol What l want to know is
what the summer hats viii be like!-
London Opinion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07
= = + = = = . 80 = = =
= A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO =
Z Z + Z = Z = = = z q 4

= A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO =
+ + + = = + y = = = = +
Plumbing the Depths.
An American motorist, stopped by
a Scotch constable for speeding
limited broadly that he might pay to
be let off
What, sir!" chied the constable.
"Dae ye suggest that l wild take a
bribe? Dae ye dare to insult me,
sir?"
"Oh, excuse me-" said the Ameri-
can. Il really"
But, now" put in the constable,
"suDposing' / was that kin o. man,
how much wild ye be inclined to
gie?"-Boston Transcript
A Mere Trifle.
ooh, Charley, have you half a
minute to spare?"
"Yes. But only half-a-minute, my
dear.
We'll, | only want you to explain
to me exactly what's meant by the
Covenant of the League of Nations"
The Passing Show London).
Another "Dry" Vote.
"'A burnt child breads the fire.
The teacher during the
lesson in proverbs Nov, give me
a sentence different III wording but
the same thing"
A grimy hand shot up from the
back of the class.
please, teacher" came a small !
voice, "A washed child breads the
water = Blighty Nondonjs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07

There may be a reunion of the
Hohenzollern family, away out on
some nice, quiet island.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-07

The Willard-Dempsey fight is his
tory, but that don't keep a lot of the
bugs around town from keeping
said memeroy mighty fresh by the
heated discussions over the outcome.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05

wziaSt udzial W obradach czwartcSo
scimu tCjze Organizacyi. czySto pol
skiej. o godzinie 9ej, delcgaci udali sic
incorpore do kOsciola p. W. sw. Jozefa
ma nabohe6stwO, kt0re odprawii y. Sta
nislaw CholcwiGski, p%roboszcz tamteJ-
szej parafii, ma intencye ~polcGlych o.
broGc6w Ojczymy. KaZanic zastoSoWa-
ne do okolicznOSci wyglOsil y. Leon
Iuchola, miejscowy asystcnt. Pc skon-
czonym na~bOzeGStwic, delegaci 2 po-
wrotem udali sic do sail, gdzie odbyia
sic pierwsza sesya. p. Adam Wr0hol,
prczes tejze organizacyi wyGiosii wste-
ma move, pocZem ZamianOwaf komi-
syP mandat6w, W skiad kt6rej weszli:
Jan BartoSik, p. Antoni Zemaitis | p.
Z. Maui. Nastepnie wybranO zarzad SCI
mu, w sklad kt6regO wcszli p. Antonl
Zemaitis, prezcs; p. Marya ZielinSka,
wicc-preZesowa p. WinCCnty kubnO-
wicz, Sekr. a p. Jan Bartosik, mar
szalek scjmOwy. NastCpnic przystapio-
no do wybOru komisyi w skiad do ktO-
rych weszli KOmisya wniOsk6w: Ma
va Wrociawska, j. JaSiczek w. Bta-
szak. KomiSya finanS0w i. Wr6blcw-
ska, A. Olejniczak y. Bartosik. 10
misvo DrOSh | Zajalen. t. POWaIvnSka,
VI. ZielinSka | S. Turk. Komisya roZ-
woiu: AntOni Gacki, r. CichOcka i Il.
Maui. KOmiSya mandat6w zdala Spra-
wozdanie, &c ma sail jest 30 pelnomo-
cnych ~delegat0w upowaAnionych do bra
MIA udzialu W obradach s~ejmowych.
SeSye porauna odrOczonO. Sesya popo-
ludniowa rozpoczela sic o godzinie Pei,
gdzie po ~Odczytaniu i sprawdzenlu listy
.delegat6w przystapionO do sprawozdah
~urzednik6w zarzadu. Majatek ~organiza-
cyi wynosi 50, 100000. w rOku biezQcem
organizacya ia O%bchOdziG bedzie dwu-
dziesto4piecio lecie Swego istnienia. No
wy zarzad obrany Zostal w~iekszoscla
glos6w jak n%astepuje: p. Adam Wr0-
bel, prezes; p. Marya Wroclawska, wi
~ce-prezeska 4; p. Antoni Gacki, sekr.; p.
Rozalia Bachorz, kaSyerka. Dyrekto-
rzy: p. Walenty Wroc}awski, p. A. O.
lejniczak, p. B. Wr6blewskai p. H. GREE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05
;, ROTA" SLAzAK0W.

,,Gwiazdka Cieszynska" donosi,
re ma Slasku cieszynskim lud pol
ski Spiewa obecnie nastepujacq
przer6bke ,Roty" Konopnlcklej :
Me danny slaskiej zicmi rwat,
nj kruszyt jej w kawa}y,
'bronic jej p6jdzie swojska brac
i ruszy narod ,caly, -
ME chcemy znowu roll slug,
tax nam dopom6z Bog!
.Czy swiety gniew, czy pusty
Smiech
ma stroic nasze leo
ma mysl, re kraj nasz butny
Czech
chce zbrojna brac prawicq;-
"a maIys Czechu, bye mas zmog4,
tax nam doponoz Bog!
Wbrew wolf ludu, praWu wbreW
chce zgwaicit nam sumlenle,
ma ciebie spadnie bratnla krew'
co wkrotce znow pop{ynie: -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05
R
MAD RENEM.
Koblencya, B. wrzesnia. - ,

Koblencya, b. wrzesnia. - Mar
szalek Foch zadecydowai, il ME
mieckie terytoryum mad Renem,
gdzie zostanie powierzona czaso-
wa straz armii amerykanskiej, MA
bye powiekszone dwukrotnie w
por6wnaniu do obszaru, jaki znaj
dowai sic pod kontrola wojsk
Stan6w Zjednoczonych w chwili,
gdy oddzialy ehspedycyjnej armii
amerykahshej we Francyi zacze-
ly o~puszczac Europe. Obecnie O.
bejma Amerykanie Z powrotem
kontrole mad caiym przyczofkiem
mostowym W Koblencyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05

li1ski i y. l.. POwarzyhska. OdSpiewa-
niom hvmnu ..Jcszcze Polska ME zSi-
ncIa" | Marsz Zwiazku Miodziezy Pol
skiej, sejm zakohczono.
Tow. Spiewu | Dramatu Druzyna, W
ostatnia ~ahicdziele biezqcego miesiaca'
dnia 2Sgo b. r., obchodziG bedzic z
wielka pompQ dwudziesto-piecio lecie
sveco istnicnia w sail i'm. JuliusZa So
wackiego, PREY +Sei i SO. Paulina III. Il
okazyi tegoh .i%ubileuszu pOwyzsze Tow.
wyda W tym dniu illustrowana rJedno-
dni6wke". WieczOrcm odbedzie sic
wspanialy koncert o bOgatym progra-
ME.
Ubiegiej nledzieli W kOSciele p. W.
Sw. Jana DOzego, odbyi sic chrzest CO.
reczki PIP. Wojciecha i Stefanii Elias,
kt6rei ma chrzcie sw. madame imie ia
nina. Chrzestnymi byli: p. Michai FL
las i PAM Dopicradlo.
w niedalekicj przyszioSci stanq ma
Slubnym kobiercu W koSciele p. W.
NajSw. Serca Pana Jezusa, p. Jan Ba-
MAX. Fam. pnr. 4343 So. Marshfield
ave-, z panna Marya Brzostko, Fam.
pnr. 1900 Justine ul.
Pa6stwo Jan i Marya Pacanowscy,
am. pnr. 4432 Justine ul., wyjechali
wczoraj ma dwutygodniowe wakacye do
Buffalo n. Y, gdzie podejmowani be-
da u swych krewnych, poczem wyjada
ma sejm %Zjednoczenia do Passaic, n. j.
Pred kilku dniami zostala zaiozona
polska sp6Ika Obuwia, pod nazwa nPo-
lonia Shoe CO., ktora sic mieSci pnr.
1854 SO. Throop ul., W obrebie parafii
sw. Jana Bozego. WlaScicielam1 te1&e
sp6lki So p. Stanisiaw Ofiara, VIA
dyslaw ~Brzustowski, p. Jan Jaworskl
p. Antoni Hamerlik. Spoke powyzsza
zalo4ono z kapitaIem $5,000.00. Panic
tajcie o haSle: ,sw6j do swego".
Franciszek Nikowski, Fam. pnr. 1924
So. Racine ave., przechodzac onegdaj
ulice Ashland ave, Zosta1 ~najechany
przez automobil, k~ierowany reka Al
fonsa Dietricha, Fam. pnr. 1875 West
ern v Skutki SO lekkie, przeto $50
fer zosta} u%wolniony.
W domu PIP. Sylwestra i Adell Choj-
nackich, zam. pnr. 5000 So. Kedzie ave-,
zapanowaia W tych dniach niezmierna
radosc z powodu ~przybycia IA SWAT
zdrowego 1 tegiego synka. TAX matka
jak l synek znajduja sic PREY dobrem
zdrowiu. P. C~hojnacki Jest wlascicie-
lem apteki pod powyzszym adresem.
4 g
Tow. Mlodzie4y i'm. sw. Alojzego,
skupiajace sic PREY parafii sw. Jana
Bo&ego, przygotowuje sic do ~przedsta-
vienna, kt0re sic odbedzie W j~esieni,
pod dzielnym kieroWpictwem swego ka-
pelana X, Jana Stoinskiego.
Antoni Mogylihski zam. pnr. 1912 w.
52ej ul., onegdaj rano idac do piracy
ME zauwa2yi iuplny cd banana le2acej
ma chodnlku; stapnai ma MIA | upadi
TAX nleszczesliwle, Ii ziamai sobie pra-
wa noge powyaej kostki. Nieszczesllwe'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05
IeIegTamy z%agranlczns.
Dokonczenie re stroincy. i

Jest to sytuacya, RtoFa uspra-
wiedliwia obawy nastania bolsze-
wickiej zimy. PesymISci wskazuja
ma to, re bolszewizm opanowal
Rosye W czSSie jesieni.
Stanisiaw Janicki, minister roll
nictwa, powiada mi, re Poznah-
skie j Krolestwo Polskie NIGGA
przetrzymac zine swemi wiasne-
mi zbiorami. ale Galicya ma ich
"a maAo, a co sic tyczy ziem wscho
dnich, to te So niemal zupeinie o.
golocone re wszystkiego. Ode
Drama ostatnio bolszew1kom gu
hernia minska must bye zywiona
z poza swych granic. Armia pol
ska, niosace z SODA w swym po-
chodzie naprz0d r6znorakie zapa-
Isy, przyczynila sic do spadku cen
maxi, ale gdy o tel kwestyi NOW
sic z wybitnymi Polakami, CT Cd
powiadaja poprostu: nLiczymy ma
Ameryke."
Usuniecie sic amerykahskiej ad
ministracyi ratunkowej da sic Cd
czuc glownie z tego powodu, IL
Polsce brak urzednikow, ktorzy
byliby zdolni zalatwiac korzyst--
ME transakcye handlowe i zwal--
czac trudnoSci transportacyjne.
Reprezentanci pansH ooyera czy-
Mill wszelkie mozliwe wysik, a
by ~przywroci6 z powrotem nor
maine warunki pod wzgledem E.
konomicznym. zywnoSc groma-
dzono W centrach przemyslo-
wych, ably w ten spos6b MONA
byfo podniesc produkcye. w re-
zultacie tego qeny sPadiy znacz-
ME w czasie pobytu Ameryka-
now. a spekulanci zdolali nagro-
madzic wielkie zapasy.
.WoJSKA DEN1KINA w XII
JOWIE.
Londyn, 3. wrzesnia. Tutej-
SEE ministerstwo wojny otrzyma-
10 potwierdzenie wiadomoSci, re
wojska generaIa Denikina znajdu-
ia sic juz w Kijowie, ktory zostai
zdobyty przez ME pc dwudnio--
wei walce.
Konstantynopol, 5. wrzesnia.-
Otrzymana tn z Ekaterynoslawia
depesza donosi, re p~rzeszlo 1000
osob zostalo zamordowanych
.przez bolszewik6w w tenn mics
Gle. zanim czerwoni ewakuowali
je okolo diva miesiace temu. Via
domoSG ia oparta jest ma zezna-
mach wybitnego lekarza, ktory
byl Swiadkiem ekshumacyi zwlok
pomordowanych ofiar.
Lekarzem tym jest Dr.. Robin,
ktory stwierdza, re znalazl u O.
far pogruchotane mlotami czasz.
XII, a ciala W strasaiwy spos6b
pokaleczone. U wielu byly rece i
nogi poiamane uderzeniami m&o-
tow i innych tepych narzedzi.
Ma czele bolszewickiej organi-
zacyi W Ekateryroslawiu stall Off
Ger nazwiskiem Waliawka, oraz
Chihczycy.
UDZIELONo AUSTRYI DIVA
DNI ZWLOKI DO ZATWIER-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05

ME zwiedziesz las z wytknietych
drog,
tax nam dopom6z Bog!
Mkt sic ME zleknie twoich but,
chocbyS miaf dionie krwawsze,
polskim zostanie sl2ski lud
DO polskim byi on zawsze:-
Polska nam spiaci wicklow dug,
tax nam dopom6z Bog!
,,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
&anawlac u nastepuJecvch agen-
,6w: Jones. 1897 N. Troy utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05
WiadOmO$Ci Z Town
Of Lake.

Wpis dzieci do szkoiy parafialncj Sw.
Jana Bozego, odbywa sic codziennie w
biezacem tygodniu Cd godziny 9tej ra-
DO do 11tej i cd godziny 2giej do 4tej
popoludniu, W budynku szkolnym. No
wy rok szkolny r~ozpocznic sic w po-
niedzialek, dnia S-gO b. M, u~rOczystem
nabotehstwem W koSciele, o gOdzinie Sci
z wystawtenicm Najsw. SACRAMENTO.