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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03

Toata tmea inceput sd bata din palme, scotnd
chi0tc de bucuric. @ singura tcama mai frimnta pc
unii, teama ca poate Elena crucseaza marea in faa
insulei sd astepte raspunsul guvernaoruu 81 daca
recunoase corabic lie csi in Gale 81 le va sill
sd III intre in port dar Sofia le risp emerea aceas
ia prin curaju ell zicnd ca in cazu acesta vor nina
corabe toata ueala in port infruntind chiar bonn
bardarea 81 daca intimpla sd SC scufundc vre-
una din corabii pcrsonalul scapa Gu barce 81 le va
veni ajutor 81 de pc uscat.
Pc Ia patru dupa amiaza corabiile erau legate la
port De la far seinnalase sosrea lor dinduse 81
nunee vaseor, 81 toata oficiaatea orasuui char ST
D0na Amalia era pc cheul marii.
Toata lumea zapacita, bumacita, nestiind ce
creaza de apara accstr vase, capturate de pestc
patru luni 81 despre carl nu afase MIN @ Gu toate
cercetarile facute.
Aparitia Donc Valeria pc puptea yasului care
fu recunoscuta de Dona Amalia 81 de citi-va funco-
mari din Spania flu salutata salye de APPLAUSE inca
ntnscse puntea pentsu debarcare 81 prin striga
te de bqcure facu cunoscut nnde an fost detnute
oorable 81 personalul 81 de cine an fost capturati:
Dona Amalia imbratosa 81 sarutarpe Dona Vale
fia si nr8 bun Donei Antonietei 81 ofei, s
iIvit4 IA trasurA Scpzx psa lui Enrico, lcird ca
fla Vera Cnz chenat de cosnalasantl francez ca4
; cauza despre psFaopalul sco.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03

rabie Va insotesc 81 Gu 81 cva marinari 81 sd va
ajutam 81 no.''
Capitanul raspindi vestea printre toti marinarii
81 peste ceva minute veselia lua loctl intrstarii 81
cIteva cote de bucurie urate de cintece patrotice
rasunara pc puntea corabie facind pc intinsnl
apelor. 4
Gel de pc corabia doua, auzind chiotele 81 Gin
tecele de veselie, respunser 81 ei prin chio pre-
lung 81 urale, 81 spirtele agatc de teama Sc poto-
Ira.
Sofia sa fmbarbateze pc cei de pc corabia care
in urna or le facea batista 81 1ntrfnd
in cabina lua pc Valera 81 pc Antoneta de brat, he
tiri pc puntoa corabei, la pua, 81 prczenta Tor flu
lutata Gu salve de APPLAUSE.
,Nu stiu nima al cd esti att de indrazneata 81
vesea in nesiguranta in care ne aflam", zise Dopa
Vaeria eoptnd.
ASA ar trebui sa fiji 81 D-tas, raspunse Sofia cu
ronie in vOcea ell
,Nu pot draga, nu pot. Hal inauntru ca imis vine
ameteaa's 81 Sofia conduse in cabna, unde lask
Gu Dona Antoneta 81 es afara pc pnnte sd SO pimhe,
mindra nepasatoare, Gu capul riicAt ca sd fie adl
rata de personalul corabie
re "a orele 2 dupa amiaza au inceput sa se zares2
ca Insnla Grand Canarie VI peste " jumatatc eeas M
Eorasul Las Balmas asezat pc un platou malt az 4
maiyinea Suei, ca vilele 81 vile carl se fntnd1
ne alsalul de n spatele 0fasnlui. ~ xs sss }l|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03

rabei 81 situatunea in Sc afau creata de nlpre
jurari neatarnate de voa lor, prmarub orasulufu In
sarcnat sd le poarte gra 81 sd le fnesneasca toatc
mijoacee de traiu pima la noui dispozituni. ss
Ajunsc la palat, Dona Antonietta povesti Donei
Amaiei toate perpetiile prin carl au trecu laudfnd
curajul ST iscusinta Sofie atribundui ei meritul Cd
putut seapa din roba in care ii incatusase aventu
riera Capitanu 81 marnarii, la rindul lor rdcau III
slava merele Sofci, zcind totu fost pus Ia Gale
de 81 fara dinsa, desarmat pc ce dol prati
81 fnsufletit multimea prin curaju e nar Fl rel,
evadarea, in cufnd tot orasu stiea de aptele Spfi
81 fn rdcata in saya, consacrata de toti dc croin
nealnllu. sx
Prin purtarea Ell modesto 81 amabia reusi in Gus
rfnd sd cistige simpata 81 ncrederea Donei Amalia
devenind confdenta Ell 81 afla della dinsa moartea u
Enrico, rugindo Sd pregateasca pc Dopa Valera pey
tru al conmnica vestea trsta I'm
Secretarul guvernatorului, Don Alos Di sGonza4
les, era nepotul Donei Analia ei nterveni be linex
matusa lui, ca sal ceara NINA Done Di Valerie. n
Tnar frumos, in etate dc doJazcc 81 sase ami t19s
eat ]a fzic 81 foarte amabi era de trei All feasaf
re Insulee Canarice in functa IN care 50 afla Fuse
numit de regc n interventa matusa-sei care voia s
alba re IngA ea Era orfan 81 DOM Analia a. nlSta
tutpra ln ae temea ~ nu GAIA i tineA
riier ain \, unde f4i Mouse sudiilag
ss5 s$ lVe uEnol Y ssgs&
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LIBERTY BONDURI


Vinde-1e acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 rreturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etai. Luati ele-
yatorul colt cu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine %. Deschis pi-
ma Ia orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
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#INSULA FfRMECATA| /
: -SAU -
! |mparatia Amaz0ane|Or |
lCr1narel.
(Crmare).
Vazind ca capitanul priveste mirat, ii zise:
ROMAN DE: @. r. PASCU.

.Vazlnd ca capitanul priveste mirat, ii zise:
,,Asculta, capitane! Sa crezi ca mi-e teama de
utoarea acca Ceeace in stare sd faca dlnsa, Vol Ia
ce 81 eu. Ace pc carl pus stapinire prn vclenia Ell
pc data tor vedea ca inlaturata, gudura la
picoaree mele nise catelusi la pcioarele stapinu
lui e da pine. Daca esi in Gale sd SIENNA
lezi ca s. vorbim Ma due pc corabie nein-
sotita de nmeni, daca gasi cine-va sd ma in
soteasca 81 ute, vez pistoalee aceste, e descarc pc
anndoua in pieptul ei, 81 daca no va lua-o dracul
nite yac Saba, retez capu 81 te asgur ca tot
supune ordinelor mele.
Vorhise ca atitp energe 81 insufetirc, ca capita
pn prnse inna statura ci malta 81 bine zdta facu
y iprese Att e pnterpca asupra ui, ca dadu up pas
anapoi dnpa ce privi citeva momente, ca admira-
lfe. .sf 1sapect Rise "a vocea ridicata .
NJ II SI3fao U-soar6. Ordinele D-tr1 vor IS sexecntate
a96 ne NJ A cae no sx 10sIest stnenra pe ~
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
IDA N. TARBELL
TO LECTURE SOON

Ida NJ Tarbell Americas foremost
pubhst and journalist, comes to the
Ellison White lyceum audiences from
France with lecture of compelling
interest, the subject of which will be
announced next week.
Miss Tarbell's lecture tour of the
west will be one of the most notable
ones OF the year She was the special
CORES spondent of syndicate of great
American newspapers at the peace
conference and she has returned from
this epoch making event with story
Of intense interest for every American.
A few pertinent facts regarding the
career Of Miss Tarbel will be of inter.
est. Miss Tarbell was born in Erie
county, Pennsylvania, graduated at
Allegheny college, Meadvlle, Pa, in
1880 received NJ. A. degree in 1883, l..
II. d. degree from Allegheny and
Knox colleges, 1910 She was associate
editor Of The Chautauqua from 1888
until 1891, and is conversant with the
whole lyceum and chautauqua move
ment. She was student in Paris at
the Soibonne and College de France
from 1891 to 1884, staff writer and
associate editor Of McClute's Mag azine
from 1894 to 1906, where her Standard
Oil series received such wide notice.
Since 1906 she has been associate editor
of the American Magazine.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
BERTHA FARMER I'LL
MARTINO SUPPLIES

Bv rare good luck Hood River people
are to have one of the great voices OF
this century as the star feature of the
big concert at the high school auditor
ium Thursday, February %. under the
auspices of the educational committea
of the Woman's club.
The Ellison White Company, which
is providing the artists for this course,
has arranged for Miss Josephine Mar
tino to tour the Pacific coast next sea.
son, and has secured enough of heI
| time to fill few engagements this
season. The company has offered hel
in the place Of Miss Bertha Farmer
who is ill.
Miss MARITIME is d portege of EnricC
Caruso. He has taken great deal OF
interest in her rise and recently at
tended one Of her New York concerts
| President Wilson heard her last sum
mer in the east and e0mplimented hel
personally on her artistic singing. She
was recently offered place with tht
Metropolitan Grand Opera Association
of New York, but refused this offer t
take up the work of making Ediso,
records. Through a fortunate release
of four weeks Miss Martino is avail
able at this time.
In January, 1919, Miss Maftino SAM
before Caruso, Gatti-Casazza and AleN
Lambert, probably the three bes
known figures in New York musica
circles. All predicted great caree
for Miss Martino Caruso has coache,
her in number of the operatic mum
bers she will use during the comm
tour.
Other members of this company are
Mr.. Lyndell, one of the best pianist
and accompanies in the city of Chi
cago; r. Bogast. rare cellist, anC
Miss Parmerley, exceptional violinist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Hood River Volunteer fire de-
partment held their annual meeting
Friday evening and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Pres. Roy Johnson, vice pres, f.
L. Rodgers sec, 7. d. Waldie
treas, J. W. Critics chief, Joe Fraz-
er; asst. chief, j. F. Vostorf; for
Hose Co. no. |, E. A. Franz, Jr., asst.
for, X. B. Pergo; for. Hose Co. No.
p c. +. Anderson, asst. for. Edgar
Franz for. Hose Co. No. 3, Hubbard
TAYLOR; asst. for, Geo. Haslnger; for.
Hook & Ladder No. /, Walter Ford J;
asst. for, Fred Bell.
The move now on by the state fire
marshal to take all precautions to pre-
vent fires was endorsed, and the de
partment will cooperate in the work.
The department also wishes to call
attention Of the public, asking them
not to use the telephone for at least
five minutes after the fire alarm
sounds, in order to give time to the
members of the fire department to ask
Central for the location of the fire, as
this is the only method by which many
Of the members can get this necessary
Information.
A lunch was served after the meet
ING
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
THF| HEIGHTS
: PROGRESSING
HILL BUSINESS SECTION BOOMING
New Business Concerns are Started ard
Established Institutions Expand
Ing Outlook Good

The general wave Of industrial prog
Tess that is sweeping over Hood Riv ar
this season. Is by no means locallzt l.
While the main city extensions of the
Columbia Highway, Oak street ID
Cascade avenue. are the downtown
scene Of handsome new garage strUc-
lures and a spirit of healthy expansion
Is Indicated over the entire lower city,
the HeghtS section of the town is DIS
playing a progress equally gratifying
The most notable Improvement IN
the Heights will be Il new concrete
block garage to be erected by W. :.
Nltham, West Side orchardlst. TIE
blocks are on the scene now. and ere vs.
of men viii begin work at once TO
erect the new structure.
n II Macmillan. who came here
from Portland last fall, purchasing he
A. c. Staten store, has begun red, cor
ating and remodehng the interior Of
his place Of business.
c. f. Glaze has remodeled his build
ing. and F. c. Koch mas moved from
the Holman building to the Glaze
structure. where he will operate an up
to date barber shop
Mr. Holman is making extensive i'm.
pr0yements on his building at the cor
ner Of { and Twelfth streets, ana he
and X. C. Samuel will open a meat
market there the latter part of TINS
month.
f. U. Cate, formerly of Portland,
has leased the old structure on Pine
street formerly occupied hy the manual
training department of the high school.
and has established sales agency for
"a number of popular automobiles and
trucks
X c Bucklin has converted his
blacksmith shop into a garage
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
DRY LAW WILL
CUT GULL DEMAND

While cider makers and manufactur-
ers Of fruit juice beverages were prone
until recently to view the regime of
prohibition as stimulus to their in.
dustrv, today it is feared that the bus
mess may be killed by the law, which
provides that no beverage, containing
+ in ecXess of one half of one per cent of
alcohol can be sold.
"Unless the present law is modi-
fed" declares c. j. Calkins, the Gull
apple business is going to be ruined |
j figure that 60 per cent Of the Gull ap.
piles of the big yield of last fall were
used for fresh cider The vinegar de.
mand of the country will bring about a
consumption of only limited portion
of the Gull apple crop. Under the law,
if cider manufacturer ships his prod
uct to distributor and the latter per
mits the juice to develop more than
the legal limit of alcohol. the manu-.
facturer as we'll as the distributor car
be proceeded against under the dry
law
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
MRS. W. II. CHAPMAN
FATALLY BURNlI

Mrs. W. II. Chapman, wife Of gro
Ger ON the Heights, was fatally burned
Tuesday morning, dying about D. m
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman had living
apartments over the store, and in the
motning while Mr.. Chapman was "
stairs, she was fixing the fire, clal
in night clothes preparing to bathe,
her clothing catching fire. She called
TO her husband, but he was outside al
the time and noise from an sutomobilo
prevented him hearing until he went
back into the store. When he rea he'd
the head Of the stairs, where she bad
fallen, her clothing was all burned oil
with the exception of the stock ~
and she was barely able to whisper a
few words.
Mrs Chapman was 70 years old and
leaves besides her husband the follow
ing eight children: W. j. Chapmar
r.. f. Chapman, Mrs. Geo. HoWar
Mrs. W. K. Sherwood, Mrs. Eva Now.
ers and Alvin Chapman. Of Hood Riv-
er Mrs Jonas Woods, Iowa, and Mrs
Ruth Ray, Of Toppenish, Wash.
Funeral services will be held at Al.
derson chapel at o'clock this after
noon. Rev. N. II. Cook, Of Vancouver
officiating. lnterment will be in Idle
Wide cemetery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19

Mise Gladys Reavis is again at her
desk at the postoffice after weeks
illness.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
COUNTY TO BUILD
PERMANENT TCULVERTS

At an extra session of the county
court Monday it was decided to call
for bids on the construction of six
uermanent concrete culverts at various
points along the county highways The
new structures will replace old wooden
culVeits. The present high cost of
lumber and the increasing use of motor
trucks in the valley make permanent
construction a necessity. 1t is esti-
mated by County Engineer Cruikshank
that the culverts will cost approN-
matelv ST, 600
"A delegation of Upper Valley citi-
zens visited the court Monday ano the
e mt agreed to match funds raised
there up to S2. 600 in road improve
me:t The Upper Valley men already
have in sight 81, 500 They propose to
ay the cost of crushing rock, provided
the county will pay the expense Of
transporting it and distributing it over
the roads.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
SOLDIER DEAD WILL
RECEIVE HONOR

At memorial services to be held un-
der aupsices of the American Legion
Post Sunday at Riverside church me
mortal certificates of the French gov
ernment will he presented the nearest
of kin of Hood River county soldiers
who made the supreme sacrifice during
the war. The following is a list of
Hood River who died or were killed
during the war: William Lucian Car.
son. Earl NJ Robertson, Albert krieg.
Frederick King, Walter Plog. Edward
Guy Eastman, Arthur Lewis Gram
strom, Harvey l.. Shearer, Marshal
Pineo, Floyd Cramps. Of these the
next of kin of the first six named are
at present in Hood River. Certificates
for the others will be delivered wher
ever the next of kin may be.
Every man will wear his uniform,
according to instructions from the chap
lain, and assemble at the Commercial
club rooms at 1890. sharp, Sunday
February 22. Either khaki or O. D.
uniform may be worn.
The Legion members will march in (
body to the church. where a memoria
sermon will be preached by Rev W
H. Boldly. Or. H. d. w. Pineo, chap
lain of the Post, will also deliver al
address.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19

II was stated that Hood River count
had evidenced an intention to seize a.
the coming election both the Joint re-
resentatlveship and the Joint senator
ship in the 1927 legislature. The art
Gle went on to state that Wasco count
wculd probably not he ready 10 aceeC
70 any such plans.
As to how such surmises arose. loc
citizens are unable to explain Whiie
some talk had been heard Of other cas-
didacies, only one announcement hal
been made, that of ]. R. Nickelse
who seeks to succeed himself on til
Republican ticket as Joint state sen
tor. Mr.. Nickelsen saws he heard fful
Waseo party leaders Monday, and tn {
they are willing. as in former year
to grant Hood River county the SEM
torship, provided Wasco is given tie
privilege Of electing the two represe
tativeS
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
WASCO COUNTY
WILL GIVE SHARE

In an aIticie in Sundays Qregonian
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
HOOD RIVER ELkS
WILL VISIT DALLES

1t will be Elks' day at The Dalles
Saturday, when the lodge there will
initiate one of the largest classes in it.
history. The neophytes will number
l55 Hood River county will furnish
80 Of the baby elks. Ninetv.one will
be gathered from the grain districts Of
Sherman county and Wasco county will
furnish 34
The Sherman county delegation will
journey to The Dalles by special train.
With plans under way for the local
novices to be accompanied by about 81
local members of The Dalles lodge. a
special train will leave at $50 pm. for
the Hood River delegation Plans call
for the arrival of the two trains smul-
taneously about Is p. M, when pa
rade will form and the big list of can
didates be marched to the Elks Tenn
pie.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-02-19
Taxes Are Rolling In

Hood River citizens are now paying
taxes in steady stream, according to
Sheriff Johnson. For the last three
days of last week tax money came in
at the rate of 81, 900 per day. Checks
are being received in every mail this
week Sheriff Johnson reports that
more than $1,000 has been paid up to
date.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
luz mokra szyje pod obloki

Juz mokra szyje pod obioki
wzdyma;
Juz = jeszcze jedcn, jeden
! lancuch trzyma,
Wkrotce rozkuja - slysZe
mlotow kucie....
Oleszkiewicz m~iarkujac, re 60
ktos podpatruje, zdmuchnai Ia
tarke / zniknai, jak nieszczesc
przeczucie, yktore uderzy W ser
ce. niespodzianie i przejdzie stra
SINE, lecz niezrozumiane."
Roku 1924 byia owa .pr6ba
druga", a trzeciej Panic, w,dziec
ME daj czasu", m6wii prorok.
Tia trzecia ptzyszla "a naszych
czas6w. A jezeli towarzyszye jej
bedzie pow6dz tax grozna, jak
w roku 1924, zagiada calkowita
Babilonu p6lnocy zostanie PREY.
spieszona.
Pozostanie ziotogiowa ongi
Moskwa. Ale I z niej doehodza
mas wiadomoSci zastraszajace. Pc
pekaiy rury wodociagowe. Pre-
stala dziaiac kanalizacya. Mo-
skwa crazy sic W gorach brudu i
kalu.
Ia najazd ma ciclla I pracowi-
ia Polske, "a uwozenie z niej b.
bliotek i zabytkow muzealnych,
"a knutowanie jej obrohcow boz
haterskich, "a przesladowanie
WARY i jezyka, "a zduszenie
wszelkiej wolnoSci, "a to wszy-
stko, tax ohydne i tax nikczemne.
Rosye nawiedziia horda umysio-
wei dziczy z~ydowskiej. Obsiedli
ja: Bronstein, Mechanics ! c.
derbaum, A~pfelbaum, Rosenfeld
i Silberstein, Kohn, Katz i Fuer-
stenberg, Goldberg, Goldman i
Bleichman. Fonstein, Sobelsohn i
Garfield, Rosenblum, Lewinson
i Natanson, Lurje, Ginsberg i
Krachman .... w Tambowie po
stawili pomnik Judaszowi Iska-
ryocie, swemu mistrzowi.... Ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
PustyniaRosyjska

statecznej iloSci przyiaciof, lako-
mych ma jej bogactwa?
Otto Geese zaledwie tel wielkiej
seryi pytah, ktore nam bywaja
stawiane. Sa nawet ludzie, kto-
rzy pytaja, kiedy w Rosyi costa
ME znowu zaprowadzeny carat.
Pytania tie dowodza, re ludzie
najswiatlejsi i najrozsadniejsi ME
zdaja sobie sprawy z tego, co sic
z Rosya stale.
Nietylko upadi carat. Nietylko
upadio w Rosyi pahstwo. Me
tylko upadi W niej porzadek spo-
ieczny. w tel chwili przestai ist-
nice, jezeli kiedykolwiek istniai
narod rosyjski. Pozosta}o tylko
jakieS plemis rosyjskie, ME umie
jace nawet mysle6 o swojej PREY
sziosci i ME majace zadnego real
nego programu.
Inteligencya rosyjska prawie
przestaIa istniec. w Rosyi pozo-
stall chIopi ma wsi i bolszewicy
pc miastach. a
Stolica Rosyi, Piotrogrod, stra
ella try czwarte swej ludnoSci.
PozostaAa jedna czhvarta, ktora
ijuz ME jest zdolna do utrzymania
miasta i kt6rc W dalszym ciagu
bedzie topniaia. Me jest wyklu-
czone, re Piotrogr6d caikiem o.
pustoszeje i re stanie sic takim
zabytkiem ruin, jak Babilon al
DO Niniwa.
DIS zadna statystyka ME po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27
(Z ,.MySli Niepodleg,ej.)

Zdaje sic, re politycy w gisbo-
kiej prowincyi polskiej lyle W
tel chwili wiedza o Rosyi, lie VIE
dza a ~raczej ME wiedza dyplo-
maci Paryza, Londynu i Waszyng
tonu. Wnioskujemy to z list6wl
rozm6w, konferencyi, komunika-
tow agencyi telegraficznych. ga
yet / zmiennych zabiegow
panstw koalicyjnych.
Redakcya nasza otrzymuje
wciaz zapytania tego rodzaiu:
-Czy ME czas pomySlee b
zgodzie narodu polskiego z ma,
rodem rosyjskim?
= Czy wobec wieczystej groz-
by re strony n~icmieckiej ME ma
lezaioby przez zawarcie przyja-
mi z Rosya zabezpieczyc sobie
granic wschodnieh?
-Czy Polska ME jest mostem
ola interes6w ~pomiedzy Europa
a Rosya?
Przyjaciel moi skupil W
swych rekach 90 procentow pre-
mys,u rosyiskiego, jest Polakiem
chodzi wiec o wiasnoSG polsk9,
iak ia zabezpieczyt?
- Anglia chce wskrzesic Ro,
sye, czy to prawda? Wszak Fran
eva lyle kapitaiow wiozyla W
Rosye. czy wiec i jej ME zalezy
ma odbudowaniu Rosyi?
Czy Rosya ME znajdzie do,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

ieli sobie handy chiiczyk6w ! "a
pomoca Mich pedza ma wojska pol
skie struchlalc gromady Rosyan'
I z nicmi many pok6j zawierac?
Sluchajmy wielkich wskazar
naszych wieszczow! Starajmy sic
zrozumieG ich proroctwa! Oni W
iasnowidzcniu ~przysziosci uka-
zali lam droge z ktorej ME po-
winnismy schodzic.