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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES.

Every day adds to the complication
political observers confront is determ-
ming in advance the likely candidates
Of the two major parties. So far, dis
cussion has centcred largely among
Republican possibilities Democrats
have far to go before their campains
take on the popular interest manifest
ed in Republican ranks.
For a time it seemed that either
Governor Lowdcn Of Illinois or Leon
ard Wood was almost certain to be
the Republican candidate Early pri
mary election returns in South Da
kota and elsewhere bore out that be
lief But within the past week the sit
uation has been complicated by the
unexpected strength of Hiram John
son in Michigan and the clear cut
PRINCIPLES upon which Herbert Hoover
announced his candidacy on the Re
publican ticket.
With political issues so difficult to
define when one overlooks the present
administration and its faults and a
wide spread opposition to the politics
which have characterized senatorial
and presidential manouvers on the lea
que of nations fight, Hoover certainly
has large following. Running on the
Democratic ticket, he IS the ONLY man
who would have given the Repub'i
cans an iota Of worry. As a Rcpubli
can, Hoover has many friends, partic
ularly among that great class who
have no direct party affiliation. OF
that, there can be no question.
Men recently returned from the
east assert that the candidacy OF Hir
am Johnson Of California is taken far
more seriously there than it is in thr
west. Results in Michigan would seem
10 bear that out. Coupled with an in
tense dissatisfaction with President
Wilson which according to eastern
visitors, is extremely acute. Johnson
looms as something more than pos
sibility
With four or five candidates run
ming neck and neck, it is not at all I'M
likely that the Republican national
will unearth some marked
surprises.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09
WISDOM.

Ned Jenness, throwing bricks with
laughter punch at himself and other
more juvinile members Of the kept
press" that octupus with hands goug-
ing the pockets of big biz" last Mon
day evening in more serious vein
made the point that If political oppon
ents of the Nonpartisan league exer
cised the same energy as that organ
ization exercises in conducting cam
paign there need be no apprehension
Of the complete submergence Of the
Socialistic policies advocated by that
hayward creation Of Townlcy's brain.
He was right. Political campaigns
for the Nonpartisans are business
matters. Sixteen dollars is due every
year, whether there is a political cam
paign or not and that money can only
be collected from any but the most
ardent by keeping interest at fever
heat. 1t is significant that last sum
mer when Canyon county farmers
were crying for men to dig their pc.
tatoes, the Non-partisan league had
organizers in the field. riding in auto
mobiles, parasites on the working in
dividuals whom they visited in an ef-
fort to spread their pcrnicious propa-
ganda.
Always, II seems, there are persons
to listen to cries of crookedness
whenever the cry is raised. 1t seems
that it is far easier to convince HUI
man being that his neighbor, the man
he does business with or who repre-
sents his interest in government, is
dishonest and exploiting the public
than it is for him to accept the fact
that. after ALL men are largely honest
and those who are not are soon ex-
posed. IL takes man with a prevent
ed mind who can see the possibilities
of wrong and play them up for public
consumption in every act, no matter
how honorable that person. company,
or corporation intentions may be
Honesty is so common that there is
little to arouse public enthusiasm or
interest in portraying it. If it were
not so, big mail order business con.
Germs, which have ARRIVED" through a
credit system solely. would not exist
today. They do exist, grow and make
because honesty Is average,
common.
What the influence will be of the
work of men who are persistantly ed
lcating idaho farmers, and now or
ranized labor to . belief in the pleas
nifty sounding and Is utterly fallae-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

ious preachings on poorly disguised
Socialism in which the practice OF mud
singing plays prominent part can
only be conjcctured But we believe
in the sanity of the American people.
Just as truly. we believe in an educa
tional campaign designed to offset
Non-partisan propaganda and other
crceds. II Americanism were so per-
sistantly inculcatcd in American peo
pie as are the Solicastic creeds of the
Nonpartisan league, there would be
no more organizers interfering with
potato harvests in Canyon county
while farmers were exercising their
best efforts to market a crop.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09
RAY SOME FIGHTER IN
PICTURE BILL HENRY"
Nearly Knocks Out One of the Play
ers During Filming of the
Photoplay.


Star and player were battling fierce
ly,
That was an awful wallop you gave
me on the chin" said William Carroll.
raising himself up on an elbow on
the floor of the Thomas II. Ince pho
toplay studio stage at the end of a
fight scene with Chas. Ray in Bill
Henry" his latest Paramount picture
that will be shown at the Huree thea
tire shown next Friday and Saturday
I'm sorry" apologized the star,
"if | hurt you. In the tenseness of
the fight | didn't know just where
was striking"
'Oh, that's all right" replied Car
roll. anything for arts sake you
know" and he arose to his feet with
the assistance of the apologizing star,
MIR. Ray impersonates country
salesman who seeks the way to for
tune by selling vibrators until he gets
into trouble with rheumatic to whom
he administers a real electric shock.
Then comes the girl. and real nov
ell poker game, and terrific fight
with real estate operator who seeks
to defraud the girl out of fortune
which Bill Henry has placed at her
disposal. Edith Roberts is the girl
and she heads a capable supporting
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09
HOTELS.

Perhaps never before in the history
OF Caldwell has greater popular in
tercst been manifested toward Cald
wells hotel problem than today. Pos
sibly because newspaper man is ex
pcctcd to know at least something o
observation-disclosures or not he doe!
is beside the point--wc are contin
ually encountering such questions a.
these: What arc they doing about ;
hotelf' ANY new dope on a hotel?'
or someone volunteers 81 hear thai
VIC are finally going to have hotel
know anything about III" And to al
OF them we sadly plead ignorance
In justice to at least a few mem
bcrs Of the hotel committee OF the
Commercial club, it must be said that
to the best OF our belief they are do
ing everything possible so far as the
limitations Of their own business will
permit. And of some other members
of that committee we reserve OUT
opinion.
Every day magnifies the need OF
ample and decent accommodation
here for the travelling public Cald
well Is growing, healthy city. Quite
frequently new business venture is
launched, successfully. On every
hand fcverish building activity indi-
Gates that l9ZO is to surpass 1912
from the standpoint of construction.
Combined high prices and scarcity Of
building materials and labor are ap
parently without influence to retard
construction. And every yard Of ce-
ment poured, every newly driven nail
increases the need for a thoroughly
modern hotel.
II is no secret that Caldwell is
Stunned by those who might other
wise elect to become residents be-
cause travelling men warn them to
keep away: there is no place to sleep.
We hesitate to estimate the actual
business lost here annually because
men and women are driven. literally
by hundreds. to Boise or Nampa.
But this is irrelevent. Everyone
comedies the need of hotel But
how are we going to get it,
The Tribune is not a crusader, we
have nothing new to offer But to
repeat, never until Caldwell herself
demands hotel will we have one.
Never, until the city is shamcd to the
point that she herself wills it. can that
hotel be built.
Hotels arc being built in Idaho.
Lewiston is building one, so is Buhl
But neither came because people Of
those. towns sat back, patted their in
creasing accumulations and chung to
the belief that from somewhere a
Croesus would appear to do it for
them. 1t took Lewiston four days to
subscribe funds for $750,0o0 struc-
ture. Bulbs record is as good. result,
a $3.50, 900 building Neither needed
hotel worse than Caldwell
Exactly the same thing can be done
here. II might be different. it un-
doubtedly would be different il many
Caldwell business men felt as some
feel. But they don't Fortunately,
they don't.
Nothing is too good. Our only fear
is that someone. recognizing re.
markably favorable field, will build
second rate institution 1t may be
possible there is room for such bus
mess even in the face of hotel such
as we hope to have. But we should
have the best we can get first, And
right now is the time to get it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

didates has already been spoken. A
hot contest is expected, champions for
practically every presidential posi-
bility having been found among the
students
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

The Red Cross canteen girl was
quizzing the returned doughboy.
And what impressed you as the
most remarkable thing of the war;"
she asked
The number of shells that missed
me-" he answered without hesitation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

my landlord has given me just
two days to pay my rentT
What are you going to dor
"Eve selected Fourth of July and
Christmas
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

William" she began, 81 am afraid
ri never meet you in Heaven"
why" asked the young man in
terestedly. "whata you been doin."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

Moving picture director: Charlie,
we're going to make movie OF your
laundry this afternoon"
Chinese laundryman: You Clay.
Me no movee. Me gotta lease"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

Two negroes were arguing about
their respective "toughness."
"Why, man, I'm SO bad that where
| come from they calls me Wood AL
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

The mother was about to lecture
her son for an offense she had just
discoveredd
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

cohol"
That's where you come from
Where live you'd answeh to de name
OBJ Sweet Cider"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-04-09

Star and player were battling fierce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
REZERWACYE LODGE'A
A PREZYDENT.
Washington, 8. marca.

Washington, 8. marca. - Ze-
szlei soboty Senat wzia} pod roz-
wage niezmicnione stanowisko O.
pozycyjne PREF. Wilsona, ma
punkcie ratyfikacyi traktatu i re-
.zerwacyi Lodge'a. Ma samym
wstepie wiadomosc. Bialego Do
mu donosi, re prezydent ME Wi
dziaf zadnej przyczyny widzenia
sic ze senatorem Simmons'em,
Ktory byf proponowany przez
przew0dc6w administracyjnych
jaEo emisarylsz w spraWle roz-
trzasania Z Wilsonem kwestyi
rezerwacyi Lodge'a do artykulu
N-go. Z Biaiego Domu donoszq,
ze prezydent ME zmienif swego
pogladu i re odmowi ratyfikacyi,
jezeli rezerwacya Lodgc'a costa
ME przyjeta przez Senat bez zna-
cznych znlian W treSci. Dalej "a
znaczono Z Biaaego Domu, re mic
widza przyczyny, dlaczego sta
nowisko prezydenta ma bye co
dnia oznajmiane. Dosyc ma tenn.
re senator Glass, try tygodnie
temu oSwiadczyi, re niema zadnej
zmiany W Pogladach prezydenta
i ME trzeba co do powtorzei do
senatora Si1nmons'a lub jaikiegl
irnego emisaryusza. Senatora
C1lass'a objasnienie rozmowy z
prczydcntem jest takie, &c prezy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
pOW0DZ w NOWYM YORKU
Nowv York, 8. marca. - WSku

Nowy York, 8. marca. - Wsku
TEX szaloncgo wichru wylcwy po-
iqczonc &c >nicg;cm spowodowa-
~ zcszIcj soboty wicIo-tysicczne
ozkody. Wiadomo5ci Novel
.An2lii wy:;aDnj2 wic'Hic utrud.
nicnia W komunikacyi, W Stanic
Pennsylvania wyrzqdzonc costa
" ogromnc szkody w dolinach !
ra niskich grumtach zalanych wo-
da Z COR. W Nowym Yorku wi
cher, pqdzqcy L szybko5ci2 20
mil ma godzinc zgruchotaf mn6,-
stwo wystawowych okicn w skla-
dach. potrzaskai szyldy, przcz ca
la noe szalata wiclka burza, kt0ra
poruinowa}a masc wiasnoSci IA
wvbrzczu morskicm. Wic$ci do
chodzq Cape Hattcras, Il Iiilka
ckrct6w toczy zawzietq walke Z
burza, kt6ra szalcjc Cd zatOki
Fundy do Grand Banks. KolIzyc
sa mrogic: kilka parowcow chcqc
uniinQC nicbczpicczchstwa, przy-
.byIo do wybrzcznych stacyi straz-
niczych. DIVA wylcwy, jcdcn W
Waulagh, drugi W Huntington
bvfv powodcm znacznych k}opo-
tow IA linii ko,cjowcj Long Is
land Railroad" Woda W miastc'
czkach ma Long Island wzniosla
sic do wysokoSci okicn picrw,
szych platter. Tcleloniczne / tclc-
graficzne komunikacye zostaly
zcrwanc VIC wszystkich prawic
rrmktach W miejscowoSciach i W
obrcbic t. NV. wiekszcgo Nowego
Yorku. Sctki ludzf byfy zmuszo-
ne opusciG mieszkania wskutck
powodzi ! zalcw6w: fabryki 81
ciezko dotkniete powodzia, mo-
stv uszkodzone wogole wszelka
komunikacya odbywa sic wSrod
trudnOSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
: !; \ ! r A !! !
Straszna Eksplozya
Dynamitowa.

DIS o godz. 5:25 rano wy
darzyta sic olbrzynia ekSplo-
zya dynanitu W magazynach
The Chicago Union Lime
Works, polozonych ma calej
przcstrzeni przy 18-ej i 19-ej
ulicy pon1iedzy I'll. Lincoln i
Robey, II. mniej wiecej ma po-
granfczu polskich parafii Sw.
Amy $w. Wojciecha. Wy
buch byf tax silny, IL da1 sic
slyszec dobrze nawet W pol
nccno zachodniej dzielnicy
miasta. Zarowno w kosciele
p. w. sw. Amy jak w szkole
tamtejszej wszystkie szyby
badzto powylatywaiy, badz
popekaly. Obliczaja, re szyby
powylatywafy ma przestrzeni
80 ,,blokow", ii. w oko4o 5000
domach.
o lie do tel pory (godz. 8
rano) zdofano stwierdzic,
szeSc osob zostafo ranionych,
ofiary moga bye jednak o
wiele liczniejsze.
Wsrod okoicznej ludnosci
zapanowai popioch i panika
ME do opisania, ktora trwa
wciaz jeszcze. Tfumy groma-
dza sic ma ulicach i goraczko-
wo rozprawiaja o zaszfem
nieszczeSciu.
Me Zdofano dotyChcZaS
stwierdzic, co byio powodem
eksplozyi. w magazynie by}
nagromadzony zdaje sic dyna-
init do rozsadzania kamieni
wapiennych mozliwe, ze
wskutek nieostroznosci spo-
wodowany zostaf jego wy
buch.
Pomiedzy ranionyrni znaj-
duje sic Jan Kubicki, lat Al,
zam. pnr. 1S45 West 80 ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
ZE STANOWEJ KAMPANII
PREZYDENCYALNEJ

Wyznaczonc na dzjcn I3 kWlct
ria prawybory, W kt6rych Stan
Illinois ma SIG o5wialc1yj, koSo
wiekszo$t ego ludnosci pragmg-
Iaby widzict ma urzcdzic prczy-
denta Stan6w Ijcdnoczonych, bu
dza nadspodzicwanic wiclkic i
wciaz rosnqce zaintcrc>oWania. 4
GAIA ia kampauia przcdwybor-
GA konccntruje sic, rzccz cal
kiem naturalna, " Chicago. De
mokraci W tvm Stanic maiQ tyI-
ko jedncgo kamdydata ma baI"-
Gle - ,.mokrcgo gubcrnatora'
New Jersey. Edwarda I. Edward
sa, wSrod Mich zatcm panujc spo-
k6j, ale tenn zywszy ruch dajc
sic dostrzcgaG " szcrcgach rcpu-
bIikanskich gdzic stojq naprzc--
civ sicbic gubcrnator Lowdcn !
general Wood.
w sobote odbyIo sic zcbranic
stanowcgo komitctu republican
skiego, na kt6rem przyjeto jed
nogloSnie rezolucye "a guberna-
torem Lowdcncm Rezolucya Ia
wychwala dzia}alno5c jego na
stanowisku gubernatora, poczcm
kcnczy sic nastepujacym apelem;
,,Wzywamy republikanow &c
wszystkich Stanow, ably z}aczyll
sic nami W usifowaniu posta-
wienia ma czele narodu tego praw
dziwego Amerykanina, ktory sill
ME wytrwale sta} przy tych ST.
ZACH, jake sa potrzebne do two
rzeRia dcbrych obywateli, dobre-
go rzadu ! dozgonnej lojalnoSci
ola ojczyzny."
Mimo to stronnicy Wooda, kto
rzy potworzyli niezawisie Or
ganizacye ma jego korzySc we
wszvstkich okolicach Stanu, wy
razaja nadzieje, re przy pomocy
dawnych zwolennikow Roosevelt
ia. powaznej czesci stronnictwa
Thompsona w Chicago i znacz-
nej liczby anti lowdenlstow"
innych fakcyi = zdolaja zy--
skac dla swego kandydata wick
szosG w czasic prawyborow. w
szczegolnosci buduja oni najsll-
riej swoje nadzieje W samem
mieScie Chicago. Sadza oni, &c
dziafa1noSc gubernatorskiej komi
syi uzytecznosci publicznych, kto
ra zbyt jawnie stane1a w obronie
interes6w kompanii tramwajo-
wei, oraz komisyi podatkowej,
ktora zanadto okazywala sic po-
chopna do znzania podatkow
wielkim korporacyom, wzbudzifa
przeciw Lowdenowi wSrod lud--
nosci Chicago tax silna opozycye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
Kr0nika ChicaSoska.

cyl The Peoples Gas Light and
Coke Go. PoWo'ano so GioWi''c
W tym cciu, ably wyJaSnh' na l3.
EicJ zaEadZ'c JaNlcm Pr2W''''
kompanIa lcgo ZaWarta NontFaN'
L ! he Chicago Hy Ir"duo'' 80.
1oboWl4zuJ4c SIG WyhudoWaC JeJ
tabrykc kosZtcm >i5'oOo'o'o
przymulac gWarancye III JcJ DIX
eye.
Pan insult zapcWnIaf. &c Non-
trakt ten jest korzyStny &c prZy
czyni sic do zniIcnia cen, hczo-
nych pubIicznoscl "a Saz. IWlcr-
dzii on, &c komPanla he Fco-
pies otrzymywac' bedzic od kon'
ranii By-Products gaz o l. cen
tow tanicj "a 1000 stop szcaclcn,
nych niz kosztujq ono jq tcraz,
4 o SIS ccnta tanicj niZ Eoszto-
waiy ia one w roku 1919. wy
razai tel nadziejc, &c dzicki tcmu
uda sic oszczedzit w ciqgu ~
lat S4O.OoOOOO, a jelcIi lego kom
rania oszczedzi W ten spos6b W
c;aou szcSciu lat S12.OoO. 900, be-
dzic ,noo}a wvkupic fabryke Cd
kompanii By-Products.
Me wspomniaf pan insult tyl-
kc mic o tenn, jake i W jaki spo-
c6b = tych DOmVSlnVCh rZckOmO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
PRZYSIEGLI UWOLNILI
MORDERCE.

Lava przysieg}ych w sadzie
sedziego Hugo Pam'a uwolnila
Cd why W sobote wiccz6r Gene
Gcary,. morderce, ktory d. 2I IL
stopada zastrzelil w kawiarni Ca
dillac szofera Leonardo Trippel.
Dobra zacheta dla wszystkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
Z Biura MeteorOlog:cznegO.

Wseh6d siOnea gOdzinie 6:l3.
Zaeh6Gl sfOnea gOdzinio 5:iS.
PogOda " Chicago OkOEey: Ma Os0i
uOgOdnie W pOniedzialek wtoEek. Tem-
ueratura sic pOdaOsi. Ual:arkOwany i
,wieay pOiudniOwOzaehOdni wiatr.
Temperature doby mlni0nej: NaJwyz
sra wezoraj gOizinie 4tej pOPOiII--
dniu. 22 stOpui, najEizcz: gOdzinie
-6tei ranO, 5 stOpnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
ROSYA ROZPOCZELA
oFENSYWE PRZECIW POL
see MAD PRYPECIA.

Londyn, 8. marca. - Bolszewi-
cIa Rosya chcac steroTyzowat
Polslse stawiG jej zywo pied O.
czy swoja Potege W przedcdniu
rokowah puSciia swc hO7dy ma
Polak6w W okolicy P-ypec;a.
WfadomoSt via Londyn Pow;ada,
&c Polacy odparli ten naPad ivy
ciesko. Naczeln;k pahstwa Pill
sudski twierdzi, ze bolszewicy
ravlnQ obraH droge jezcE sic spo-
1ziewaja W ten spos6b p7zyspie-
szy6 pok6j PoiSk2. Gaia PoIsLa
stoiaca dzisiaj "a swyrn naczclni-
kicm podziela zdanie. re takie po-
stcpowanic mozc tylko rozgory-
czv6 strony przedluzyt wojne
NisGy Poiska ME zgodzi sic ma
pok6i pod groz2 bagnet6w bolsze-
wiokich i raczcj gotowa dalej pro
wadzi6 wojne, anizcli przystac ma
pok6j wymuszony gwa}tem. Dzi-
siai wlaSnie fornalne rozPoczefo
sic ruzstrzasanie warunkow poNo
iu pomiedzy Polska i deiegatami
Fin1andyi, Lotwy i Rumunii, dzi-
siai zapadnie decyzya ja1la Poisi'a
wraz z innymi Pahstwami da cd
powiedi Rosyi boIszewickiej ma
jej propozycye pokojowe. Moze
ieszcze Litwa i Estonia Wezmle
rsdziaf W obradach mad Pokojem z
boiszew71ami. PoiSka domaga sic
swych gran5c roku 1772, jednak-
se prawdopodobnie Rosya ME
ygodzi sic na przyjecie tego wa
runi7rl, 90 by oznaczaio w dalszym
csagu wojne z Rosy9.
NIEMCY WoBEC LITWY.
Warszawa, 8. marca. Wiado-
rnoSci zawarte w dziernikach ju-
scs1owiafsEfch donosza nam, ze
Niemey zamferzaje rSISt Litwe
w oorozrrmfeniu niemiecleo-bol-
szewickfrni stronnikami. We
Wschodnfch Prusach stoi 8S ty-
siecy doborowego wojska nfemie-
ckiegu, gotowego i1azdej chwfli
naiechae Litwe. Wiadomosci po-
dane ze zr6de3 wiecej niarodaj-
uych powiadaja, re Lftwa zawarsa
potajemna umowe Niemcami
re ma zadanie Litwy Niemcy go
tuia te woiska, a ldspcy holender-
scv w oczeliwaniu niepokojow
zamykaja sblepy i wynosza sic
gromadnie Kowna.
OKROPNoSCI Ma sYBERYI
Londyn, 8. marca. - Korespon-
dent angielski do londyhskiego
Times" z Harbina podaje gra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, pOniehiaIsS, S-go marea: Sw.
Jana BOIegO.
.mtrO, wtOrek, ego narca: Sw. Fran
riszki WdOwy.
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Litwa WObec Niemc06w.
Okropnoss6 ma Syberyi.
ZachIannosc Anglii.
Turcya Straci Konstantynopol.
TAKTYKA BERLINA.
D'Anunzio Musi sic Wyniesc Fiume
1NNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.

ficzny opis strasznych okropno5ci
jake sig dziaiy Podczas zw!'cie-,
sk;ego pochodu bolszewikow. L.
chodzcy zabierajac ze soba co mo
gil wziaSG w reke, zaczeli thoczyi
sic na stacyach Goolejowych. MIRO
zy nies}ychane gs6d strasznio
znecaly sic mad ty7ni ntcszczeSji-
wynn, bezdomnyni ofiarami. Oh
darci, zgiodniali wiecej do szhic-
letow podobni anizeli do zywych
istot, tloczyli sic ma stacyach ko.
lejowych chcac uratowac jeszcze
te isiue zycia, kt6ra W nfch tkwi-
Ia. Pofozenie ich pogarszaEa ia o.
kolicznoSG, ze czes7ie wojska
chcqc ratowa6 wlasnq sk6re Przcd
bolszewikami, okazali sic bcz-
wzgledny7ni, pozabiera+y wszclkie
maszyny loolejowe ma w}asny uzy-
TEX, Czesi byli W tym wzgledzie
tax nfeludzkimi, re nawet Cd szpi-
ta1nych pociag6w poodeimowali
lokomotywy, a setkf kalek I cho-
rych poDostawtli ma passive gIodu
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ZACHLANNOSc ANGLII.

S11S1A WV <1AN ~ ILL.,
Paryz, s. marca. - Moze sic po-
wtorzyt podobna historya Kon-
stantynopolem jaka sic odgrywa
jeszcze teraz w Flume. Wszystllie
okolicznoSci Swiadcza potemu, &c
Anglia ma wiellIi aPetyt ma Kon-
stantynopol i re juz dawno w tym
ctfu pracujc. Cd dfuzszcgo juz
czssu ponawiane skarg; ma Tur-
kow | posadzanie 0 ustawiczne
wybrylli, oraz potrzeba honiccz--
ma ochrony obcych poddanych W
Korstantynopotu, to ulubione sio
wa na ustach dyplOmat6w angiel-
skich. ObecnoSc szwadronu an
gieiskiego ma wodach tureokich
Ztotego Rogu wskazuje, re An
glia gotewa poswiecenia zabrac
KonstantynoPol, jak d'Anunzio
F1ume zaprowadzic tam Porza-
dek. Ffancya zaczyna Przecierac
oczy i tWochom sic r6wniez ia
skwapliwoSc Anglii ME podoba.
Przesadzane wieSci o tysiacach
tuasaEuowanych uwaza Francya
tyfko "a pokrywke, jal1iej Anglia
uzywa pred Swiatem. Posgdzaja
rowniez Anglie, ze ona popieraSa
pierwsza rewolpcye w Rosy, po-
niewaz chciaia wywinac sic z o.
bietnicy danej Rosyi, ze ona do
stanie Konstantynopol tpo wojnie.
D'ANUNZIO MUSI WYNIESc
SIZE z FIUME.
Belgrad, 8. marca. - Premier
Proticz pred narodowem zebra
niem oSwiadczys, re jak dAugo d
Anunzio pozostaje w Fiume, ME
ma mowy pokojowem zalatwie-
niu sporu W kwestyi adryatyc--
liej. Pobyt jego oraz jego rozb6j-
niczych band wywolasy sytuacye
wielce nieprzyjemna talk dfa Jugo-
slowian, jake tez dla rzadu wlo-
slciego. Podobne zapatTywanie
dzieli premierem SWAT cywilizo
wany, ktory patrzy krytycznem
okiem ma GAIA te komedye.
TURCYA STRACI KONSTAN-
TYNOPOL.
Londyn, 8. marca. - Anglia
postanowiia jac sic stanowczych
srodkow przeciw Turcyi okazyi
ostatnich rzezi, jakich sic Turcy
dopuszczaG mieli ma Armenczy-