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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-05-13
Next Convention Here.

At the annual convention of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society of the Reformed
Church held in Baltimore recently, it was
decided to hold the 1921 convention in
Trinity Reformed Church in Thurmont.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-05-13
A Last Resort.

His Wife-Mrrcy me. Hank! You
Shawn? | thought you was gnin' to
wear them whiskers for always.
Mr.. LonghruSh-l was goin' 70, hui
we've lost TWO good table knives an
I've looked every place else for EN-.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-05-13
DEATHS.

Obituaries, poetry and resolutions
charged for at the rate of five cents pc
line. The regular death notices publish
ed free.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
PoWNAL CENTER

Mrs. Carrie f. Lippncott is ILL.,
Raymond Wood went to Rutland
Wednesday for few days.
Mrs. Frank F.. Mason had the mis-
fortune to sprain an ankle Monday
Norris Hayes has position as
steaufi,ters assistant in lumber
camp in Sherman, VT.
The pupils Of the Pownal Center
school under the superyi ion of the
teacher Mrs Carrie NJ Patterson are
to hold box social Frdal evening.
to'which they invite their friends The
proceeds are 10 be used for some
necessary Improvements in the school
room.
Mrs. John Barber and granddaugh.
ter, Janice Barber returned Wednes.
day from Boston The latter received
treatment in hospital there.
Town Clerk Esther p. Niles was call
ed TO Kingston. Mass. Thursday by
the death OF an uncle She was ac
o7mnonied by her father CLYDE A.
Peckham
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
BENNING TON BRIEFS
News OF the Towr ard Village TOTE
Briefly Tor Egsy Readers

Full size sheets on sale for $1.25
at the New York store. Adv
Matinee at 2:3O Opera house tomor-
row See the Adj. Adm. II and Csc.
Adv
When New York sleeps will be
screened soon at the Opera house.
Adv
The great big production When
New York Sleeps coming soon to the
Opera House. ADV.
Renew your membership in the
great work Of the American Red
Cross. Fourth Ped Cross Roll Call,
Nov II to %, 1920. sEaERa
Matinee az : ana $50 Cnarhe Chap
lin added to our regular program will
be shown afternoon and evening
Iiarte Theatre. Adm. II and lc.
ADV.
The Whirlwind episode 6 starring
Charles Hutchinson will be shown be
I fore the play today and tomorrow at
/ the Opera house afternoon and eve
ming. 2:30 and 7:45 p. m. ADV.
AT The Murrays, Putnam Block
We are showing splendid new linJ
I Of coats and dresses bought last
week at the very last word in whole
sale cutting. Come in and get the
benefit Adv
Roalart Picture corp. presents
beautiful and talented Alice Brady il
The New York idea We are alsC
showing Charlie Chaplin in EASY
: Street a Pathe News and The Ele
plant Nightmare a Fox Sunshine
comedy. Shows Z and 8. Harte Thea
ire today Adv.
The entertainment committee con
sisting Of A. r Rickert, l. b, Hubbell
J.. r. Macomber, G. S. Lee and H. w
t Person has issued invitations for
/ series Of dances to be given by Noun
S Anthony lodge, f. and A. NJ, during
| the coming social season. The frs
/ of the series will be held Thanksgiy
4 ing evening. November 20.
t The Serbian relief committee o
! Bennington reports most generou
. response to its appeal for clothing 70
b the needy Serbians Two large box
a es, one Of old clothing and one o
| new Of which Mrs. j. G Mccullough
d contributed 120 childrens nigh
/. dresses. knitted articles, mittens
/ hoods and stockings, as we'll as otl
D er articles OF childrens wear, hav
/ been packed and sent this week. TIL
committee in charge thanks the nee
/. pie of Bennington and North Ber
f nington who have made this splendi
v shipment possible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
W HATS GONE?
.LUMBAGO
You Won't Stay in Bed Long if YOU
Rub on QuckAotne Beey's
Mustarine.

1t does the work and cannot blister
the tenderest skin.
Keep box handy, for lumbago
comes quickly and you can bet you1l
want it to go quickly when it comes.
And it viii 80 quicker than you
ever hoped for and so will sore
threat, chest colds, tonsilitis, pleur-
isy and bronchitis.
Begys Mustarine often ends the
misery and subdues the inflammation
before most remedies you have heard
about get started.
So why suffer for days while using
slowly acting remedies when rheu
matte pains are eased, neuralgia ban
ished and soreness and stiffness end
ed in double quick time.
For every ache and pain and to get
Influenza before it gets you, get
Begys Mustarine, in the wellow box
80 and 60 cents-"the Quickest Pair
Killer On Earth. w l.. Gokay car
supply you.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

"Tbere must be something wonder
ful anout Tanlac for it has made me
feel better. eat better, sleep better and
work better" said Anton Bernick, OF
1876 East Congress Street 81. Faui
Mimi, wellknown employee OF
Swift & Company.
"Tanlac has helped me so much that
all my friends are stopping me on
the street and asking me what II IS
that is making me LOOK so well, and
of course | am always g ad TO tell
them it is Tanlac. hadn't been down
sick in bed exactly, but | hadn't ieil
lust right for long time. was al
run down, had Indigestion, my appe
lite was poor and nothing agreed witt
me. In fact. had to force down
every mouthful | would eat and
would always suffer from indigestion
for an hour or so after every meal
| also had headaches and would gel
so dizzy at times ! could hardly keel
from falling. ! simply had no ambi
ton or energy TODD anything.
Just as have already said, Tan
lac has made a brand new man o
me and ! am fee ing fine now in every
way. OF course | will always recon
mend Tanlac'
Tanlac is sold in Bennington by w
l.. Gokay, in Manchester Depot by w
w. Pratt, in Arlington by G. G. Gull
nan & Co. and in East Arlington b,
Victor L. Smith and in East Dorset b.
G.. H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

lcn
O
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

Full size sheets on sale for $12s
at the New York store Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
RUSSIAN COLD
Sent TO CANADA
Strange Story Of Transfer Of BaI-
lion Made by Two War
ships at Sea.
HURRIED TO OTTAWA MINT
Secretly Shipped Across Dominion In
Heavily Guarded Special Train
Hitherto Unpublished Romantic
Story Of the War

Victoria, T.. C.--Sior'es of a secret
transfer of millions of dollars of Rus
SIAN gold from one Ship 10 another in
half n gale at sea OF The Canadian
Pacific coust aud Of q rush trip wuh
the money ucroSs Canada IN q Heavily
guarded special train disguised as a
silk express were published n the Vie
toria Co,mist recently as part OF the
hitherto untold history OF the World
war.
Two recent newspaper dispatches,
seemingly unrelated, the Colouist sald,
rccaHcd the hitherto unpublished and
romantic story Of the gold shipment,
one dispatch from Europe soid q MIR
NoyitSky. former assistant to the min
lister OF finance of the allRuSSian gov
crnment had limited at the huge
amounts OF gold shipped through Van
couycr, B. G.. during the war. nclud-
Ing rGo.000.000 from Nludivostok.
Warshps Figure in Story.
The other dispatch said the Cana
dian cruiser Rainbow had been sold 10
seattle firm The connection. the
Colouist said, was in thc fact the Rain
how transferred big shipment of the
gold at sen from n Japanese Warship
and brought ID into Vancouver
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

Rus>ia's gold, the story continued,
came I'm several shipments. the first of
which amounted 10 about Sl5.000000.
II was 90 the form Of bullion in boxes
about fifteen inches long, and was
loaded at Nladlvoslok early IN 1916 for
transfer 10 The Ottawa CCanadW mint.
4 big japanese warShIp with Novilzky
IN charge OF me bullion, carried the
money across one raclhc.
Rainbow Gets Treasure.
Tie treasure slip never touched Il
Canudlanport, however. for far ont at
sea- the Rainbow, IN a ncargale, met
The warshp and the precious freight
was transferred between the heaves Of
he rollers Tho Warshlp turned back
and the little cruiser steamed into Van
couvcr. arriving at the Canadian ra.
ci6c dock at three O'Clock on dark
and wei morning.
Awaiting her were officials OF the
Dominion Express company, who had
come out from Montreal in their prl-
ynte car \ picked crow put the
money on q special train Of five ex.
press cars, which had been switched
into Tie Canadian Pacific dock. Each
car was loaded with S9,o0o,6O0 In gold.
Greatest Caution Used.
Every door was guarded and barred
and the tranScontinenta trip started.
A telephone system connected the
whole train and whenever sentinel
wished 60 move from one ear TO an
other he did so on release from the
official car. The doors were never
apcncd when the train was at a Sund-
SIN and no guard was permitted to
nhnw himself from the train windows
while passing through towns. At night
the train ran ia darkness, and at each
divisional point when engines were
changed, detectives guarded the plat.
form until The journey was resumed.
As an additional precautlon the train
was operated NJ irregular speeds on
different legs Of the trip. haa
Slelghs buckcd up to the train at OF
mWa and the gold was mloaded and
taken TO the mint under direction Of
Notitsky
rhe train was the first of several
which passed through Vancouver dur
ns the war; In August 1916, another
train carried Sl0.000000 across Can
a'la. and In January 1917 Sl7Ioo00oo
made ,hetrlp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
NothInn Green.

Mother Goodness Bobby has cat.
en- little green caterpillar
Fahcr-You should caution him not
10 eat anything IN the country that
isn't ripe Boston Transcript
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

"Whnrs The counuotlon III that fash.
onuhle millinery Shopi
"Soems some dame has asked for u
common sense lat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

A NToN BERWICK, Of St. Paul,
n MINI, who says he now eats
better, sleeps better and works
better, az a result Of taking Tanlac.
SAYS all his friends are talking
about his improvement.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
~ uAADUM4C0SA.

MSZSSIaich Intv.c>TDI0s L..s Iprkej-
miej prOSiEsS - pcEesIrEeGaniS pOhiA-
Szych
Biuru .AdmIHI>,racyi naSzeJ OtNarte
Sa prEcE uEIen cay Od EOuEIny o-ncJ
ETal.a uO 400 NIcCzUTVnI 90 dana, n
wSJatAIem nIcG@'eI 1 sWi1I VJO"Il@I-
lqcy ch.
intercSanTOW 60 una " GODEINACh
rOrOL DNION ia Od 2-SicJ 40 0-teJ
= 4 wSJaIAlen soDOt.
RedakcSa dIa inIcrcSantONS twarta
lest n aaaAO ~ GO~OAISAIn ROMAN
NNEa, on GODAtNI 1851 DO UOOAG
NJ 1880; % IyLkO "a specS-
unq umONNu-
KedaktOr Naczclny Przyjmuse into
rc.antuN TNLNU ~ GOOALhAEi lv-IeJ
MIR. pOLJDNlEm.
aurtsEa sly, Ws@C.hIr SpraWy Z Rcdak
ryn satuIN,IuC, q rae LsOAhOsCI rISEu-
a.. 10 ma kUnNerSacSe dluSIe me ma
nv cEIsu, lSlkU W spraV aCI S1cAcSOI-
a,eissrI WAL. OSOJtsIsCn, IuO ME u.IJa-
ven SIC ~XatalSIc aNSISEsc urOSq kO-
prOSIt"y JaNlc sic OsO-
hiS,Iy, EacnUwuySc bd NISsSUAie, Ae u
Io,s EOdAlny IA-Eei fanny NAny EaHeEe
wsLyscS haJ"hhHAicJ JeH'S"' "NNNS
ka~IraoniCni. .
EocrspOnaent0w upraszamy stanO-
NeEo, aDS PE,uI Il G-NIE. Ana
LIB M hiNSAhNAE, ME-
- SIISLlMIEi 4 ENLlAU IA JE-
nNksS PAPlE4Rl.
scSti uIMOry JakIekOisNIek ME mnJq
hive OEfOSAUne, ROCuiAnia 9S hoSA
r~rSakCyjny; JesI pOGQuine SO do H"rO-
tn. NJ razIc nie OEEUSzenia, naIeny 10
NyRAaNaE A~AEN-AOAIC Il L-ALh&ILNC
xNACHEn rUCGrUNI Ma. AMH OIN4
HlkEEs GhNL.
laanycn OmUnikat6w do cGiOSzenia
ME na,eEy prEesytac M karIach Od-
Erytych. LADNECH h Mr. i-ESlH1-
II.I.G SIR hOMiDNlhACNL
StZNGn - chyDa W WyJaJkONScn
TOwEIeA OS;OSLeh, uOfyckq-
ryrn IOwnrEysTw, IeIrAOnIeHhIc hIe
p~rzyjmujemy.
Mszetkie OSfOSzenia nale&q do Dzia-
D., npfOszea W AdminiSTracSl 1 tam sic
nfeRai z~Nyracac nniezY.
lsoaziekOraula - rO-
a,,TT- KF,LOaLCHE Il, roll
1NSHNE i L. y. naIeGa do DEiatu OSiO-
szen.
WSzeIkie kOresPOndencye, zawiadO-
mienia I &. D.. muSza bye pOdpiSane -
oeIueu nazNSiskieEl Wra8 z a0reSem pi-
.1ucegO; be2imieunycn, iub pOdpiSTnSch
donIysIaikiem, albO wreszcIe Stowem
-Komitetn - kCmunikacyi, nj kOres-
pondenryi ME zamieSzc1nniS.
~StanOSczO ME Oglaszamy ZADNHCH
-RALOW,,, ami wycieckek, Tub spikni-
k0yx' URZADyANYCH w S0RNTI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
Z Polskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Praca' krajowa Amerykansktego
Czerwoneeo Krzyta.
1907 Broadway, New York City.

Otrzymujemy z prosba o poda,
ME do wiadomoSci:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
POSZUKIWANEE.

Marta Jazdziiska - Z domr
.A~pczyiska - ~poszukuje bawia~
cych w Ameryce krewnych Maxi
symiliana Czerwihskiego i Fran
ciszka Czerwiiiskiego; iona NJ.
Czcrwiiskiego nazywala sic Z
drugiego MEGA - Dulska, iona
Franciszka - Rozalia Czerwih--
ska. Ktoby o mich wiedziaf, mic
chaj poda wiadomo$G poszukuja-
ccj adres: G6rne Wymiary, po-
what Cheiminski. Polska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
ModWikacy RoLa
Lloyd Georgia.

Kiedy referat Komisyi pred
Iozono ma plenurn Kongresu Po-
kojowego - zdawa|o sig w T;erw-
szych chwilach. IL zadawala on
wszystkiCh i mic ME stanie ma
drodze jego przyjecia. Lecz ry.
chic Stanqt w Sprzeciwie -.-
Lloyd-George. On byl niezado-
wolony, jemu sic decyzya Komi-
>yi ME podobala, a ujmujac sic "a
Niemcami - wytoczyl argument,
il Polsce "a wielu Nicmcow w
ziemiach kwestyonowanych cd.
danoby pod wladze, CODY sic mo-
glo STAG powodem - zakioce-
MIA Npokoju europejskiego!..
Vice ma skutek interwcncyi an
g;clskiej bardzo upartej-uChwa-
lono, IL wschodnie pruskie dy-
strykty spornc mia}y zostac Cd
dane Polsce ME bezpoSrednio.
lecz miat tam bye urzadzony pie
biscyt. CMowa tn O plebiscycic
ia Mazurach, O ktorym juz vie
my, jak by} przeprowadzony ME
uczciwic i re wypadi ma nieko-
rzysc nasza. Przyp. Red. D. CO.
Niedfugo potem Lloyd-G George
wyjechal Z drugim projektem mo,
dyfikacyi. Me ~podoba}o mu sic
przyznanie Polsce Gdahska, kto-
ry tez wydawat mu sic "a SLIME
niemiecka placowka, by go bez
niczego Polsce oddawaG. Me
przejednane w tel kwestyi stano-
wisko premiere Anglii, ktore spo-
wodowalo i zwloke diuga i dopro
wadzilo do nader charakterysty-
cznych konflikt6w - zmusiio
wreszcie i PREF. Wilsona i pre-
miera Francyi, p. Clemenceau-
do przychylenia sic ma strons
.projektu angielskiego, by Z Gdaa
ska i okolicy zrobit .Wolne Mia
sto", ktore bedzie pod protekcya
.Ligi Ludlow. Me moze bye dwu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
BIURo oBCoJEZYCZNYCH
dNFORMACYI w NOWYM
LOKALU.
Washington, D. c.

Washington, D. c.
Biuro Obcojezycznych lnfor-
macyi Amerykaiiskiego Czerwo--
nego Krzyza przenosi sic do no.
wego lokalu z kohcem tego mie-
s;aca, O czem zawiadamiamy O.
g6f Polonii Prase polska w A
merycc.
Poczawszy cd dnia 1go stycz-
MIA 1921 roku, Biuro Obcojezycz-
nych I~nformacyi mieScic sic be,
die pnr. Is w. 37th Str, New
York, \. Y, i cd czasu tego wszy
stkie listy wysylane do naszego
biura nalezy adresowac jak ma
stepuje:
American Red Cross,
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service,
Polish Section,
II w. 37th Str.
New York, \. y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
ZaloEona 1897 raku.
ZARZsD GE6wNY.


KS. Franc!Szck Gordon. Moderator.
KS. Rajmund Appel. Wice-Moderator.
WojCieCh f. SoskI, PrezeS.
Antonina B~a-dnowskn. Wice-p-ezeska-
wojciech Menkicki. Wice-preEes.
Tomasz S. BlaChOwSki. Sekretarz.
Julian S~zcEepanSki. SkarbniE.
StaEislaw LiczmansEt. DyrektoT.
Jan Naciejewski. DyrekJor.
SzcZepau ImbiOrSEi, Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bieschkei Dyrektorka-
Mary2 ImbioTSka, DyfektOrka.
koCStancya CZekai1 DyrcKtorEa.
DR.. Francissck A. DuIak. Lekarz
NaczclHy.
Adv. wawrzyaiec Zygmunt, Doradca
ssrtrGda Marchlcwlcz, Asyst. sekr. Gen.
GoDzINY BIUROwE.
Biuro otwarte cd 9teJ rano do 6tej
wieczorem. Nv sobote do lei popofu-
dniu). W czwartek wieczorem Cd godzi
ny lei do Sci. - W niedzieie i swie-
IA urOCZySte biUro ZamkniCte.
wSzclkie iisty UIdsy}aC nGleGy ma re-
&c Sekreta-za Gener2lRego.
TON. $. BLACHOwSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
1855 W. Division str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe pocztowe
Cchecks. money orders etc.) nalezy Wy
CLawiaC ma or~ganizacys.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
I p~rzesylac pod adresem:
Jul. SZCZEPANSKI,
1855 ". Division str, Chicago, III.
Do czek6w 2 poza miasta Chicago. do
iaczyC trzeba 1Oc ma zamiane.
MACIERZ P0LSKA.
Biuro Zarzqdu GlGwneSo.
1867 ". DIVISION UTICA.
TcIeTon Monroe 1903
Chicago, Ill.
Na druEiem pictrze Emachu
.DHiennika ChicaE0skiegO".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23

Oceniajac zmiany wyzej sire,
szczone, prof. Lord zaznacza, IL
dalekim jest Cd ich aprobaty -
bez zastrze1eh. Zasada idea
przewodnia prac kongresu Po-
kojowego miala bye sprawiedli,
woSc i rozbrat Z kompromisami .
w sprawie Polsiii - sprawiedli-
woSc zostala przytmiona, a stwo-
rzono wiaSnic az diva kompromi-
sowe zaiatwienia jedno
Gdahsk, drugie: Slask. w
Gdafisku - jak w~spomniano
Polska miaFa juz i bsdzie mia}a
niezawodnie trudnoSci liczne
.ktore do utrwalenia pokoju i do
brych stosunk6w w tel stronie
Europy niezawodnie sic ME przy~
czynia. Ma Slasku juz diva krwa-
byly' powstania!.. =. Oto skut-
XII lataniny kompromisowej. De-
cyzya stanowcza byiaby skohczy-
Ia ksopoty i zatargi wszelkie, ale
tel ME chciano wydac Z przy-
Gym, o ktorych napomkniono
wyzej.
Prof. Lord wierzy, re w plebis-
cycle Slask, a Gdaisk - kiedyS
W przyszloSci napewne polacza
sic z Polska.
Jutro - s~ttescimy ostatniq
czeSG zajmujscej konferencyi
prof. Lorda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23

OBJ. Andrzej Nagacz, T~rimountain,
Mich: Rozumie sic, re iechac MOI
ma, cho6 pora obecna bynajmniej ME
Jest stosowna; zreszta informacyi W
takich sprawach udziela Konsul Pol
ski W Chicago, adres: Ills N. Ro-
hey str, Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23

DeAaznA 3sst pO6staws naAycA
1rseddebiorstw anerykAHskich, Wig
1 przemysiowiec polsd dobr1e EObi,
jstell stale rekl1mowac bedxie sw6j
interes " DEIRtNKU CHICAGO
SKIN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
NIACIERZ POLSKA.

tcst o-Sanizacya flczac2 mlodD'ez poll
obOjEa pfci " praCach nauAowych,
pat-vOtyC7lyCh j b-atTiej pcmOcy dia
p-OdufeS.en:a GUCha UoralnoSCi / dObrO-
bytu W spO}eC=enStwie. a szcZeSclnis
miedzy mlodzieza pOlsHa. Ma pOsmier-
the Cd lat IA do IS. Ma cZ&onkow Sto-
Marzyszonvch. bez oEraniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23

premier -- sic Jcuyliic
wzgledami ma rzecz Niemiec ,
p~rzyszfych z mimi stosunk6w han
d!owych, ola ktorych Anglia wy
Iapuje W swiecie caiym punkty
dogodne i handlowo doniosle. A
by utrudnic Polsce, ktora ma
yielkiego ~przemyslu widoki maj.
lepsze - stosunki re swiatem,
export i ko%nkurencye z Anglia-
odebrano jej bezpoSrednia kontro
.le mad jedynym jej portem, a zby-
to ia problematycznemi zastrze-
.zeniami, il bedzie mogla swobod,
ME uzywat portu g~dahskiego ma
swa potrzebe. lie te zastrzezcnia
i obiecanki So warte, okazaio sic
wiaSnie niedawno - w czasie ma
jazdu bolszewickiego, kiedy to
Polsce Gdahsk najciezsze robil
.trudnoSci ma punkcie transportow
.broni i amunicyi Z Francyi, sta
JAG r~aczej pc stronie wrogow Pol
ski, W czem protekcya oslauia} go
gubernator angielski - zyd.
I takiemi vice modyfikacyami
.poszla sprawl Polsii ma estate
czna dyskusye i przediozona 20
stafa Niemcom - w warunkach
pokojowych. Jak wiadomo -
Niemcy zaprotestowali przeciwko
wszystkim warunkom wog6lc, ale
przeciwko tyn, kt6re ich obrzy-
naly ma rzccz Polski - zaiozyli
protest szczeg6lnie zacickly. Maj,
Gwa}towniej oburzafa ich strata
Slaska, bedacego najcenniejszcm
bodaj t%erytoryum &c wSzystkich
punkt6w spornych - a to ola
wielkich jcgo bcgactw natural
nych. kt6re faktycznic potege
militarna i finansowa Niemiec
stworzyly, a do wojny swiatowej
je uzdolniiy i przygotowaiy.
Wowczas - dzieki agitacyi ME
mieckiej, "a kt6rq stane'y socya-
listyczna miedzynarod6wka i zy-
dostwo miedzynarodowe
wszczeto krzyk w Europe. IL
warunki podyktowane Niemcom
So "a ostre, "a ciezkie - saiScie
drakohskie, re trzeba je zlagodzic
- i iagodzono znow kosztem
Folski. Przeciwko Moyd-Gcor-
ge'owi w AngIii Z opozycya Wy
stqpifa wtedy partya piracy, kto-
rs sympatyzujac Z nielnieckim
ruchem robociarskim - podtrzy-
W Anglii opinie 0 zbyt
ostrych warunkach, danych Mem
com przez Koalicye - zatem
angielski, by swoich So
bic uiagodzic, Nicmcow zaS ry.
CHIEF i latwiej sklonic do podpisa-
MIA pokoju, a zarazcm napelnit
ich przekonaniem. IL wszelkic Ill
zawdzieczac NIGGA jedynie
AngIii, "a CO powinni czuc sic
zobowiqzani w przyszlosci, zaiq-
dal ma Kongrcsie Pokoju - jcsz-
czc JcdneJ modytlkacyl ma nlekO-
Polski i przeforsowai IL
- 0 ~plebiscycic ma Slaskn
G6rnym.
TAX wreszcie zalatwiono spra-
we zachodnich granic Poiski: "
najblizszym czasie zakohczy ME
.rewnoSci ostatnic plcbiscyt gor-
no-Slqski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-23
GLOSSY TUTEJSZE
POLSKIEJ
Prof. Lord O PraCaCh
Kongresu Pokojowego:
PoLska.

W artykule poprzednim, sire
szczajacym k~onferencye prof. Lor
da - Polsce poSwiecona, pisali-
5my o sprawach terytoryalnych:
dis ten sam watek Wiedziemy
daleJ:
W$r6d kwestyi terytoryalnycIl
uowej Polski sprawl stosunku
z Niemcani, nadzwyczajme byia
trurdna i zawikiana. Trzeba bylo
wytyczyc granice Polski Cd stro-
my zachodniej, gdzie Cd setek lat
- L czas0w jeszcze dawniejszego
NroleStwa Polskiego, Polacy zyli
Z Niemcami blisko i Sci5liwie zmic
%Szani. Rozdzielenie terytoryalne
Ibyio nader utrudnione zwiasz-
ca, IL Specyalne trudnoSci ma
i.-oi.,, sto,r;o1; oozrr;s+,
tv; a-zodom.,,et.;au 1..i
,,;o,; 4n.;: r.tirrohLs-,o
t.1 Do,.r
szlq. Poznahskic, Slask, Prusy
./achOdnie ! Wschodnie. to wszv-
I.u. ,..o; .o,.L:o
.Yt
.m ;u u.;o,sn
Il. ,:..
H., wschodov.; o~rzen;Ir,> u, Me
b,rdzo SLIME zywio} n;em;ccki
k,6rv 10 skoIon;zowa} , 10 cze-
lie; zoern,n;zowaI 10 IL, orzr-
It-,,d, Wscbod,;e Pr,,sv ws,om-
Irinv nrzeva5nie i,rz niemie-
clio Nonhw N;emc6v. 10 tvcb
lien, ;,L vzr,;,,r.ov.o,o col,
;~cszcze - d,vno; Po,sk; rz,d6w.
- -; rozb;orza -: od, ziem;e
- dosta,r =. nod zob6r nrrsL;-
,vovczos H;on,c,. +or ;n+e,svw-
o;o; ~~ozooozo,; = go-ra,;zow.,:
u,.,; ;rs+rtrcyo soooro,oa
k, tenn wvda,i M to setki mi
d.. .zrod,. W, suozooi,,os.;
s~;,ovor;sm N;omc6w st,Io Gle -.
.,.o~zo,;o oosiu. Lo1o,;; Lt6rahn
oddz;orI. r;om;o noIsl.;o nod ;o5
~
-,.;sL;r, ,a.a;L. - ron
80 ~. IV"...t-.:;
t.
- poSaass,..m:m aro,;..i
~, 49,,
,T.
..,J +a,n n,dox S~r.on,aI;r.o
wan, moz,;lo o+roor,f;,zra
orzcdstawio;,c, duzc tr,,dro:ci
H.. o..l.; -oudu;,t,, Lo.,r
a~.E u.zb::
<
po,st, Kom;sv, z,o1v,, nicrv,.
sw6; rsfer,t W Lo5c,, marc,
i1o1o ,;,n -u.,duo, r.;o
~r.sz, czo:t poI;,1sL;eco pr,,sv
Iz,oLodrio c,,sl C6rnv or,z oh,
Ihrzogi W;stv do,no; Rzcczv
v: ;
ipo.,.a.,;aas; pr,,s z,.h M
h., Gr.Sr, .s.Lo1n;o
d.. Wschod Er6Icyvcem W.
~wszvstk;ch Ink nrzvznanvch Pol
see zicmiocb-staj.vstvko nrzez
Isamvcb5c Niemc6y snorzadzano.
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