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sank. Could 1t be that Farmer Browns
Boy had gathered the eggs before dark;
1t must be, though he usually gathered
them in the morning. Jimmy fairy
rushed over to the nest of Mrs. Featn-
eriegs. Ha! What was that? 1t was
an egg! Jimmy reached in with both
hands to take it out. How queer and
light 1t felt! Jimmy's fingers slipped
around to one end. There was hole
there! Jimmy was holding nothing but
an empty shell.
Then Jimmy Skunk knew that 1t was
not Farmer Browns Boy who had
been before him, but some one VINO
likes eggs as well as Jimmy does. For
a minute Jimmy lost his temper ana
ground his teeth, he was angry.
1T must be that glutton. Shadow
the Weasel!' he muttered as he began
to search in all the other nests within
reach. Not an egg was to be found.
Now there were lot OF nests that
Jimmy couldn't reach, for he is not
a climber. He was looking up at these
hungrily when ne noticed something
hanging from one of them. He reached
up and gave 1t a sharp pull. Down.
right on top of Jimmy Skunk. tumbled
Uuc' Billy Postum with big egg In
his hands.
Jimmy was so startled that he
started to run. Then, he turned to look
back. There lay Uuc' Billy fiat on his
back, grinning and trying to get mis-
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Cold in Head and
Catarrh Promptly
Relieved
End a Cold Over Night By Using a
Simple Treatment, Easy and
Pleasant to Use

That famous physician, DIR.
Pierce, of Buffalo, n. y, known
for years by all of us, issues the
statement that the surest way to
quickly relieve a cold in the head
or catarrh, is by using a solution
made by mixing water with a
compound discovered by DIR.
Sage many years ago, and we arc
pleased TO know that We can now
make it right in our own home, at
q trifling expense.
Shifting and snufing, hawking
and expectorating, are not only
ANNOYING, but disgusting both to
ourselves and to those around us.
What's more, it is dangerous. On
the other hand, is there anything
more pleasant than to have a clear
head and throat? When We can
breathe-the passage taking IN
plenty of good fresh ar how
invigorating it is, we feel well
Every one of US can do this by
simply mixing small bottle OF
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy to a
mint Of water that has been boiled
Ho,, have the water and any drug
s;st' can furnish you the old-fash'
;on M and reliable DIR. Sages
r I Remedy. Make up . pint
II this LIQUID at homo at once
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DEMPSEY Will
FIGHT JULY 5
Floyd Fitzsimmons Asserts He
Has Champion Signed
to Contract.
CARPENTER is IGNORED
fRy EDDIE GEIeERD


Chicago, April sd. N. S,l--Jack
Dempsey is going to return to the ring
and defend his title on July 5 in Benton
Harbor, Mich, against the best heavy
weight obtainable. Fred Fulton. Willie
Meehan. Billy Miske. Bill Brennan and
Tony Melchoir are the men from whom
his opponent Is to be picked. Jack has
accepted the date and only disastrous
ending of his trial can prevent the
match going through. In the event the
government halts this plan, Benny
Leonard and Richie Mitchell will till In
the date.
This was the word given out today
by Floyd F'itzsmnons, promoter, %
Benton Harbur. Micn. FitZsimmons has
just returned from Los Angeles, where
he says he signed both Dempsey and
Leonard. Dempsey is eager to defend
his title. eager to get back. into the
ring. He said according to .F'itzsmmons.
he would rather fight than pick up the
easy money of the movies.
Permission Secured.
Fitzsimmons, who has been staging
boxing shows at Benton Harbor Tor the
p1st ten years. already has permission
from Michigan state commission for
the staging of either or both matches,
and also has the assistance and CO.
operation of the city and county Of
ficials. 1t Is his plan to hold the match
along the lake front at Benton Harbor,
erect an arena that will seat 80, 900 peo-
pie. and make 1t big July 4 celebra-
ton. That he viii have thousands ~
people to draw from is seen IN the Tact
that July 4 is the closing ot~the ma
fional republican convention and the
opening of the Elks' lodge convention.
The Elks plan to entertain 250t0O0' peo-
pie IN Chicago. many of whom will take
In the fight.
Benton Harbor is just outside of Chi
cago and is so situated that it will draw
from six OF seven states that are close
by. Dempsey's trial is set for April IT,
Jack. according to Fitzsimmons. 10 sure
he viii be exonerated. AS soon as he
~ free from the charges he will come
ON to Chicago and start plans for his
training He will train here, he says
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new JERSEY MAY GET
CARPENTER DEMPSEY GO

New York. April s.--With the egis-
lation OF IL round boxing bouts practi-
cally assured in New Jersey. the
"skeeter" state looms up today as the
probable site of the proposed Dempsey
Carpenter contest If 1t is staged in this
country.
An amendment to the Hurley boxing
law increasing the limit OF boxing from
eight to twelve rounds has passed
both houses OF the state legislature at
Trenton and Gov. Edwards Is expected
to sign it within n few days.
New York's chances of landing the
big istic plum have apparently been
swept away as the Walker bill. calling
for fifteen round bouts, has been calling
In the assembly rules committee. The
Walker bill was supported by the army.
navy and civilian board OF boxing con-
troll and the international sporting club.
which has had the inside track in the
race for the Dempsey-C Carpenter match
up to now.
The heavy financial outlay necessary
to the promotion of bout between
Dempsey and Carpenter makes IL i'm
perative that the contest be staged
near one of the great centers of popula-
ton and Newark or Jersey city, con-
sidering their close proximity to New
York would appear to be ideal sites for
the big fight while twelve rounds would
be enough to satisfy.
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LITTLE STORIES
FOR BEDTIME
Billy 'Possum and Jimmy
Skunk Meet.
(sv THORNTON w. sURoEss.)

Jimmy Skunk was hungry. There was
no doubt about 1t. He couldn't think
about anything but the emptiness OF
his stomach. Jimmy sat down and
gently rubbed his stomach as he tried
to decide what would taste best Tor
his supper. Let me see, SAID Jimmy
IT had beetles for breakfast and grass
hoppers for dinner. and now for sup.
per | want a change. What shaii
it be?''
Just then a sleepy Cock doodle
doo!" sounded from way over TOWARD
Farmer Browns. Jimmy Skunk rubbed
his stomach again and chuckied
softly. ITS an egg / want; 1t GER
tainly Ia an egg; maybe two, perhaps
three"
The Black Shadows crept out from
the Purple Hills across the Green
Meadow. Jimmy watched them Inn
patiently How slow they were! He
every little minute he grew hungrier
1t wouldn't do to go up to Farmer
Browns henhouse until 1t was so DARK
| that Farmer Browns boy would have
gone into the house.
Slowly the Shadows crept up toward
| the henhouse until finally it was all ir
darkness Softly Jimmy Skunk crept
up to the hole of which he knew
| Just outside he sat down and listened
| for a few minutes. He could hear
| two biddies clucking sleepily. Wher
| all was still Jimmy Skunk crept inside
| and If you had been there to see you
| would have found him wearing his
| broadcast smile, for. I am sorry to say
| Jimmy Skunk felt quite at home ir
Farmer Browns henhouse.
| Let me see; old Mrs. SPECIFIES lays
the largest eggs, and young Mrs. Top.
knot lays the sweetest eggs. and ole
Mrs. Featherlegs lay the most beauti-
| full eggs. / think I'll try Mrs. Top
knots first" said Jimmy to himself.
| He went straight to Mrs. Topknot's
nest and reached in. 1t was empty
Jimmy made wry face and hurried
oveer to the nest Of Mrs. SPECIFIES. No
an egg could he feel! Jimmy's hear
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BENNY LEONARD STARS

Benny Leonard, worlds lightweight
boxing champion, says there are more
reasons than .one why he likes being
a motion picture actor. The kingpin
of the 1873 pound boxers. now starring
in 1.-THE Evil Eye" fifteen episode
serial. points out the fact that he came
west In a special car with retinue OF
sixteen actors and others as an argu-
ment in favor of the film game.
Billy Gibson, manager of the cham
pion, was responsible for the securing
of the special car.
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GET RID OF .spRiNG FEVER"

III you lack energy, II you are tired
and languid IL you do not feel like
cxerting yourself--if you lack pep
the chances are that your bowels
ARE sluggish. "A Foley Cathartie
I Tablet is a good and wholesome
physic that will rid you OF bilious
ness, gas, boating, sick headache,
sour stomach or other Ills that at
tend indigestion and constipation
Trey cleanse the bowels. sweeten
the stomach and invigorate the liver
10 Anderson druggist, Chattanooga
Tenn Adv1
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EXHIBITION GAMES

At Danville-Reds (Reuther
Ring and Allen ........... IL z
Senat tors Garrison, Gill,
Courtney, and Picinish)... 1
At Memphis (Goodbred, Long,
and Bischoff) ..............
st. Paul (Hall and Corwin).. 10 1
At Shreveport Gleason, Bono,
and Rust) ................
Pirates Cooper. Hamilton, a
and Lee) ,.................. III
At Chester. s. C.-Dodgers
(Smith, Galore, and Krue- an =
ger) 49,. ......:.''.'..'. l"
Yankees Quinn. Collins, and n
Hannah) .................
At Louisville (Tincup, Graham -
and Meyer .............. % 2
Phillies (Rixey and Wheat. IL 1
AT Raleigh-Buffalo Rogers,, =.
Hoffman, and Manning)... l q !
Red Sox Zones and Walters) 10 l
AT Tulsa (Cowan, Billman, and
Dobbins) ...... .............
White Sox Yannigans (kerr
and Lee) ...............:. ~ IA
At New Orleans walker, Lind
sey, Bradshaw. and De-
berry, Neutrality-suspicious.. o
Indians (Uhle and Thomas)
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Bits of Byplay
BY LUKE McLUKEI
Copyright, 1890. BY
The Cincinnati Enquirer.

Pests.
ia like to swat this
Oswald Bait,
He calls his necktie
A cravat. sEa
True.
.Is IL true that every man is a hero
to his wife?" asked the bachelor.
YES" replied the benedict, Ior tns
first ten days OF his married Ire.
Paw Knows Everything.
Wihie-Paw. how old would persoi
be who was born In 1898?
Paw--That depends on whether tn'
person Ii a man or a woman, my SOD
Luke Wrote It. 49,
We md this in the Los Angeles
Times: 8
DO right and fear no man. Don
write. and fear no woman. JUG
Taft, In granting divorce YESTERDAY
the divorce court %
Judge Taft merely reproduced one
of Luke's aphorisms.
"a. p. A." AZ
Ball Crank tells US that AloysllE
Patrick Ahearn was somewhat sur
prised at the attitude Of the MEMBER.
of the Robert Emmett club when n.
wrote his initials as secretary OF IN.
organization.
Stubb Penn of Louisville, KY. who y
TRAVELLING passenger agent OF the LOUIS
vile, Henderson & st. Louis raiiroaa
has been elected secretary OF the club
Firms 10 Firms.
Cook a. Heaton sell furnaces an1
| stoves in Bowling Green, KY.
| ouchl
"Keep woman's gentle touch In mind
+, So sang some foolish single paro'
Stay out all night. and you VIII 1ho
| Her gentle touch is mighty hard.
LOO Luke McLuke
| "Keep woman's gentle touch In mino!
So sang some foolish single bloke'
| IF You'll get married you Will ma
She touches you till you are broke.
| Milwaukee r
Names 10 Names. ;.
| Penny Angelus IL truckmah u
Middletown. O. j
Our Daily special. :
There's No Fool Like A Wise Guy 8
I Luke McLuke Says.
The world is growing better. We car
remember when a man was regardet
as a dude II he had creases IN MS pantss !,
! Anyway a married man never mas y
hire a detective to help him ma troupie
The 0. T. father who USED 10 UP lhs n"r
off 10 what q young man ought 70 KNOW
now has a son who can tip the old mar
off to a few things. -.
Without fear OF losing cent W
would like to bet any married man tns'
ro nanst remember q word the preacnei
| said when he was being married.
No man was ever SO apsent-minos.
that lre cauldn't remember tho "oho'
you owe him.
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COLLEGE RESULTS

BOSTON coIIegt, y ChthuIIN uhIVVF-
sity. D.
Wofford, 10. College OF Charleston, a.
Maryland state, IA; University OF
South Carolina. 5,
Amherst. q Virginia, o.
University OF Pennsylvania, a La
fnyeite /.
Yale, s: University OF North Caro-
lima. Q,
Philadelphia Americans, 8; Georgia
Tech. 1.
N, f. l. g; Trinity 3.
Navy, s.; Pennsylvania s.
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KANSAS VS.. PlCATO

Euffaio. N. Y. April s.--Rocky Kan
sas and Babe Picato. OF New Castle. Pa,
were TODAY matched by the Velodrome
club of Buffalo, for a ten-round bouI
here on Friday. April l6, The Nelodromo
club also has matched Benny Nalgoi
and Teddy Meyers of Buffalo and has
the contract Of Johnny kilbane. feather
weight champion of the world for a ten
round bout here with Herman Smith. OF
Buffalo, May >.
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WARDEN AND RAY COMING

Chicago. April s.--Harry Warden and
Edwin Ray. British golf players, will
pompete in the American national open
championship at Toledo and other tour
naments. Phillip Gaudin professional at
the Skokie golf club here, announced
today he had been informed. The
British pair also will play Charles
Ssshick) Evans and Gaudin on the
Skokie course. Gaudin said
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PAL MOORE WILL GET
CRACK AT PETE HERMAN

Memphis. April s.-Pete Herman,
bantam weight champion, y and Pal
Moore, of Memphis. have been matched
for 15-round bout to decision at
Vancouver, B. c.. May 80 next, &C,
cordng to an announcement published
here today. Moore and his manager
left Memphis last night for Chicago.
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JACK BRITTON WINS

Kenosha. Mich. April Slack Britton
claimant OF the welter weight pugiistic
championship last night outponted
Dennis O'Keefe, of Chicago, In ten
round bout
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Flood Sufferers Returning
Home,

You will need some new wall
paper on some of the rooms dam
aged by water. See us before buying
Moore Valentine Co, sos Market
street. Phone Main 1655.--(Adv)
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BOUT FOR JOHNSON

Los Angeles. Cal. April SACK
Iuanaon. former heavy weight champ
icn. now ut Tia Iuana. Lower CALI
fofliia, win be given an early match
either ut TIA Juana or MeSicali. nc.
eors.ing 10 Tom Jones, VINO announced
match maker by the pato brothers,
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RUSSELL Defeated

Charleston, S. Capri 8.--Roy Moore,
of st. Paul. defeated Johnnie Russell
here last night, the scheduled TEN round
bout being stopped in the seventh by
the referee
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here today he had been engaged as
sport promoters and brdther-in-law
OF Gov. Esteban Cantu OF Lower Cali
fornia.
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CUBS SECURE TERRY

Chicago. April S.-"seed" Terry, In
fielder OF the pittsburg Nationals today
was purchased by the Chicago Ma
tlonals.
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breath. v,or
stro,,s fine eggs yo'alls have go con.
yenient, sah." said INC Billy fossum
Next storys. A Queer Partnership
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THE SURVIVING LINK.

state that friendly eins
and the United States Is none
too
politics.
ovation In America his
ready start for Great Britain whee
leading
headed by Walter Hagen ana
rules President Bert Walker or the ~ A.
others who will compete In the sf
championship
way for he
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LOCAL APPLICATION.

requires no the binding qualities OF
has smoker for the east
Blu
caped the dust and dirt from the raw patches Oh
skim meat all great little pals
hard competition to~era
quicker respect Tor the
his home
hit 22O singles
be
steamy summer
greatest pitchers OF the
and the select list $780,
pitching;
Wadde
one hadth he amount of physical stuff
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coed as II this idea had never origl
mated"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
KONTEST SPIEWAKOW

W niedziele o godzinie Sci popo-
ludniu cdbyl sic kontest Spiewaczy,
W ktorym wzielo udzia( dziewieG cno-
row. Program otworzyl p. Handtke,
prezes komisyi przedzjazdoWej, "a
znaczajac, re do kontestu stang:
cztery meskie chory, try zenskie
diva mieszane. Glory meskie stane-
ly do kontestu 2 utworem ,,PieSn
Wieczorna", ch6ry Aenskie z ,Rusai-
ka' z ballady Chopin, a ch6ry nile
szane utworem ,,Domek ROdzlh-
ny Blazejczyka. Do kontestu sta
nelly nastepujace chory: Choir zenski
Zwiazku Polek z Chicago pod dy--
rekcya q. r. Hcnsla; Choir meski f.
lomen6w z Town Of Lake, pod batu-
ia p. -B. j.. Zalewskiego; Choir mes
XII Harmonic z La Sale, III. poo
dyrekcya p. J. Kolasinskiego; Choir
zehski Zwiazku Polek 2 La Sale
pod dyrekcya p. FIR. Atwater; Choir
meski Chopina pod dyrekcya p. Bro
nfslawa Rybowiaka; Choir meski Du-
dziarz pod dyrekcya p. r. Hensta'
Choir mieszany i'm. NJ. Romano"-
skiego 2 South Bend, Ind. pod dy-
rekcya p. Bierwagen; Choir zensKi
Kalina pod batuta p. w. Baluty !
Choir mieszany Warszawiak6w z Chi
cago pod dyrekcya p. z. FilisieWlcLa'
Pc ukohczeniu kontestu prezes "a
prasza Spiewacza d~ruzyne ma kon--
cert, kt6ry sic odby} W sail Hjed-
noczenia O godzinie Sci wieczoren4'
Sedzlami kontestu byli: PAM, RoLa
Kwasigroch, p. Eugeniusz Walkie-
wicz, p. J6zef Rybak / p. Maryan TO-
aycki. Wieczorem zaS 0 godzinle gel
odbyl sic koncert staraniem Okresu
pierwszego wv. S. P. z okazyi uczcza-
MIA stuletniej rocznicy mistrza pc
Sni Stanislawa Moniuszki. Pomimo
wielkiej manifestacyi W parku Hum
boldta | przyjecia dw6ch w~ybitnyca
goSci p. Gibsona i p. Lubomirskie2o,
publiczno$ci / TAX sporo ma koncert
sic zebra}o. azeby uslyszeC / roZko-
szowac sic tonami pie$ni naszej ro-
dzinnej, jednego z najwiekszych mi
strz6w pieSni. Koncert skladal sic
tvlko z kompozycyi MCniuszki z 10
wystep6w ch6r6w, kt0re wypad}y M
nc malych usterek dobrze.
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Otwarcie Klubu ola
Chfopcow ma Annowie.

W miniona sobote, W sadl Chop4Ha'
PREY 19tcj 1 Leavitt ul., odbyia sic u
rozystoec otwarcia domu, ktory 1aK
donosiliamy niedawno, zakupiia orsa-
nizacya pod nazwa Union League,
0ajmujaca sic take mfodzieza.
Program uroczystoSd by} urozmaico-
ny spiewami, mowam, deklamacyam
produkcyami mzycmemi. Pierwszym
programu byl spiew ogolny
hymnu amerykanskfego Star Spangled
Banner, .poczem personal---very. p
Clarence S. Pellet wyjhSni1 icznej pu-
blicznoSci Gel zebrania, a W kOhcu po-
wo{aY ma pierws2ego m0wce sedziego
Charles V. BarTett'a, kt6ry w obszer-
mem przemGwienlu z~aznhczy4 do jakiego
whasciwie celu daayc bedZie instytucya
kt0ra nabyia 0w bElynek - jedynie
dlatego, azeby chlopc6w ewiczyc ma do
brych obywateli. Bardzo pochlebnie wy
razit sic m0wca 0 Polakach jake maj
wiecej zamieS1kaiych W tel dzielnicy,
nar0d ten to kOchajacy wolnoSc, je-
zyk i swoja Ojczyzne, a w~spolnniaf, re
TAXI przykfad Pc sobie pozostawfli W
.spu5ciznie Tafeusz KoSciusZko i Kali
mierz Pulaski.
Nastepna move wyg'osi} p. Mathew
c. Brush, kt6ry w bardzo ZroZumia--
1ych s}owach w~skaZywa} m~iOdziezy, jak
jak wielka ma sposOD-
nose, z kt0rej tylko bardzo mala gar
stka k~orzysta. Nadto prZemawiali p.
thinner / Sedzia J. ?. Arnold.
u Polak0w zarwazyliSmy na estradzie
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D. J6zefa Zientka, prezea KOmitan y
bywatelskiego w dzielnicy Annowa l p
Jana A. Pefke, piastujacego urzad sc
kretarza tel organizacyi. Wiec7orem o.
bylo sic przedstawio1ie Ola mlod1e2y
W poniedzialek zaS ola publicznoSd -
Nadmienic nalehy, re instytucya IA DC
die wielka pomoca rodzicom " wych
wuniu m3odziezy, z~amfeszkalej " 6j
dzielnicy. Zarzad tego4 klubu Cd czaST
nabycia budyrku 1upe1de b~eztnterea
wn1e udziela salt ma wszeEkie 0khzJe
"a co nalezy sic mu uznanie.
W przyszha niedziels 20 20
fud1Hu Odbe1Zie sic wiec "
sprawie Po4yczki Pahstwowe1, kb6ret
kampahia W tel dzielnicy postepute oAy.
wionym kro6iem. Pr0emawtac tim be
da q. Seroszewsh 1 x. Jan Mecfhov
ski, ktory gorliwie agftuje wsr6d 10
dak6w W celu ich zakUpna.
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Dokonczenie re STRONGLY 1.

w odlegsoSci u mil ma p54noc-
ny wschod cd Mozyru znajduje
sic wezel kolejowy Kolenkowi-
eze, gdzie wspomniana wyzej pot
nocno = poiudniowa LIMA k~olejo--
wa krzyzuje sic z LIMA Pihsk-Mo-
skwa. Ten wezei postanowiono
Edobye jake krok wstepny do ge-
neralnej ofensywy ola nastepuja-
cych przyezyh. Primo -Przecina-
10 to linie komunikacyjna nieprzy-
iaciela. Secundo, zwalniaio to
Geese znajdujacych sic tam
wojSk, potrzebnych do dalszych
operacyi, dajac lewemu flankowi
W tym odcinku lepsza obrone
przez przedhlzenie tego frontu
wzdluz Berezyny. Tertio, dawalo
to moznose uzycia po4fdniowo-
wschodniego frontu mad Prype--
cia jake miejsca do rozpoczecia
ofensywy. Opeacya ia zostaia
skutecznie przeprowadzona przez
generate Szeptyckiego, ktory zdo-
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oddzial sw. Amy No. 70 Macierzy
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tomiast Postepy W Persyi i bonn
barduje Enzeli.
(Z Londynu Lonesome juz po-
przednio, re bolszewicy zajelj
Enzeli.)
Bawiaca tn deiegacya Georgii
komunikuje, re general Lewan-
dowski, kt6ry komenderuje 10000
rosyjskich bolszewikow, zajmuje
Azerbajd7an, demobilizujac miej,
scowa armie i dajac dow6d, re
bolszewizm W TEN teytoryum
ma charakter powazniejszy jak
ruchu tylko lokalnego. Spodzie-
wac sig tam MONA rychiego po--
laczenia wojsk rosyjskich z ture-
ckiemi, ktore znajduja sic MEDIA
leko Karsu.
Jeden Z Amerykanow, kt6ry Cd
byi podroz po Aleksandrowsku
Karsie, Deliganie, Norabacianie
Kazaju donosi, re bolszewiokie
powstania zostaly tam stlumione.
Armehczycy - jak do tel pory,
zwalczaja skutecznie czerwo-
nych, kt6rzy zajmuja Azerbaj
dian. w Tyflisie jest ma razie
spok6j, lecz MONA sic tam spo-
dziewac powstania kazdego czasu.
$4,000 Georgijczyk6w, uzbrojo--
nych ma spos6b nowoczesny i wy
ekwipowanych W aeroplany, sta
via opor 10000 rosyjskich bolsze-
wikow, ktorzy ~staraja sic wedrzec
z Azerbajdzanu do Georgii.
Opozniona depesza donosi, re
w Tyre i Sydon Francuzi pola-
czyli sic z Anglikami, celem uka-
rama bandytow i zabili 300 z
Mich.