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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
Podziekowanie

Niniejszem sk}adam najserde--
c~zniejsze podziekowanie Wiel. X,
Pyterkowi "a wyprowadzenie
zwlok Z domu odprawienie Mszy
Sw., organiScic Cieszykowskiemu
"a Wyuczenie dzieci szkolnych tax
zalosnych pieSni, ktore podczas
Missy Sw. odspicwali, prof. Rybo-
wiakowi "a odSpiewanic talk 10
lasnego solo ,,Matko mic opusz--
czaj mas, Towarzystwom R6zah-
ca sw. i Forcstcrow Dworu sw.
Piotra i wszystkim, kt6rzy made
s}ali kwiaty, panu Kristen "a u
miejetne prowadzenic pogrzebu
wszystkim, kt6rzy sic w jakikol-
wick spos6b przyczynili do upie-
kszenia pogrzebu zony ! matki ma
szej Sp. Amy Kusek. Dziekuje-
my staro-polskiem Bog zap}ac.'
Familia Kusek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

Legion.

Honierze. marynarze | pielesniarkl,
kt6rzy s}uzyli we wojnie swiatoWej, mo
ga byc czlonkami Amerykahskiego LIE
gionu.
Polska grupa Amerykahskiego Leglo-
nu pod nazwa Pulaski Post No. ST, ro-
Snie W liczbe cz1onk6w nadzwyczaj szyD
ko. Grupa ia, zalozona ME tax dawnO
temu. ma obecnic paTeset cz}onk6w. DO
grupy tel powinni zapisac sic wszyscy
w~ysfuheni zo1nierze ! marynarze Pol
soy, gdyz czem wieksza bedzie ona'
tenn wiecej bedzie molina zdzia4ac Ola
og0}u. KaDdy cz}onek Otrzymuje tygo-
dnik American Legion Weekly. Tygo
dnik zawiera ten bardzo dohorowy ma
teryaf do czytania | pisze o w~szystkich
sprawach dotyczacych Ao}nierzy ma
rynarzy / wog0le o wszystkich tych,
kt6rzy brazil jakikolwiek udziat we VOL
ME Swiatowej. Illustracye W tygodni-
ku American Legion 50 ~orysinalne by
Iy bowiem zdjete wproSt ma linii boJo-
wei w okopach. Kazdy, kto ~przeczyta
jedon numcr togo tygodnika, z niecier-
pliwoScia Oczekiwat bedzie ~nastepnego'
Ma ostatniem %posiedzeniu zamianowa-
no rome komitety, kt6re pracowac be-
da ola dObra czfOnk0w. P~Osiedzenia cd
bywac sic bedQ co drugi wtorck pie-
siaca. Zarzad stanowia: AdwoEat L.
T. Kuflcwski, Post Commander; adwo
kat Edw. S. Scheffler, Post ViceACOm-
mander; Wenccsl. F. Hetma6Ski, Post
adjutant and Finance Officer. Zapisac
sic molina do tel grupy we wtorek W
parku PulaskiegO PREY Noble | Black
hawk I'll.
w cclu powiekszenia funduszu, klub
Pulaski post urzadza 1abawe, dnia 21go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

rozstala sic tym Swiatem dis c
godz. 6:15 rano PAM Zofia Kukle-
wicz, iona OBJ. Stanislawa Kuklewi-
CA ,tk6ry prowadzi interes realno--
Sciowy pnr. 1895 n. Robey III. Dom
zaloby mieSci sic p. mr.. 2045 Armi-
tage ave. Bliasze szczeg01y 0 pogrze-
pie beda ogioszone p6zniej W nekro-
logu. - Wyrazy wspolczucia Ola Ro-
dziny .mariej.
Teoffl Knapik, Fam. pnr. 1885
Sloan ul., cd dw6ch tygodni obfoznie
chory, cierpi ma paraliz prawego bo-
ku i glowy; znajduje sic ped opieka
lekarska. Oh. Knapik nalezy do sta
rych osadnik6w Stanislawowskich.
Q - y
w domu Zjedhoczenia P. R. X,
PREY Augusta i Milwaukee ave-, po-
wstala W tych dniach polska kwia-
ciarnia. gdzie wlaSciciel ma ma ska
die wielki zapas zywych i sztucz-
nych kWiat6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

dzinie Sci wieczCrem, W sail poSic-
dzen. KazdH sioStra poWinna przy--
bye ma to posiedzenie. - Helena
stanislawska, PREF; Marya Bednm.
ska, sekr. prot.
Tow. Jakoba valera p. o. S".
F~ranciszka Ksawcrego gr. 40 3. y.
W A. odbedzie miesiec2ne poaicdh"'
ME we wtorek, dnia $50 marca, 0 90
dzinie 1880 wieczorem, sail zwyk-
lvch posiedzen. ObecnoSc kazdego 20
zadana. BIO So wazne spraWy do rs
1atwienia. Michal Walensa, PREF.
". ]. Straube. sckr. prot, 1881 Ho.t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
|NOTATKI OSOBISTE

L pa1Stwa JGnefoStwa BeizOwSklch,
IAN. pnr. 265S w. 23ci pl., panuje ra'
dose W domu ,gdyz przySzla i'm IA Swia'
c6reczka. Zar6wno n:utl;a jak dzieciG
maja sic dobrzc.
= = ::
PAM Helena Z Klaiet1w Maryaaow,
ska. zam. pnr. 2224 Colvln str, przcry-
wSzy bardzo ciehka Influence, pa
neutrality-suspicious. chUroDie przycIIo e
LII powoli do zdrowia.
:. - -
W sobote, dnia ego b. m. wieczorem
o piatej - wyjechai Z Chicago. obyw.
st. Jakiel, prezeS akcyjnego Tow. IL
kOnomia': p. Jakiel wyjechal do No
wegO YOrku, gdzie w dniu 11-go b. m,
wSiada ma Okret linii Scandinavian
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

kwietnia w hall Zjednoczenia. Fun
dusz q zabawy tel uMyty bedzie ma O
twarcie kwatery Il kilka pokoi, gdZle
MONA bedzie ustawic bilard oraz BIZ
blioteke, oraz inne urzadzenia ola roz-
ryWki czfonk6w. HaSlo naSZe jest
Trzymajmy sic razem: Lets stick to-
gether'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

L. p. II. ,,Fryderyk WILL" i Odjczdia
do EurOpy IA sba4y pObyt wraz z zOna
i dwojgiem dzieci. Pafstwo Jakiclowic
jada via LOndyn, Kopenhaga, GdaiSk
do Warszawy.
q =
Onegdaj wyjecha} do FL Paso, Te-
xas p. Franciszek %Szlachciak. Fam. D.
mr.. 1862 Bauwans ul., ma Stanisla-
wowie, W celu poratowania nadwatlo
nego zdrowia.
:. y =
OBJ. Jozef Zajac, z~atrudniony "
kancelary ~realncSciowej p. Ponica, p.
mr.. 1903 S. Ashland ave-, kt6ry ME
dawno powr6ciI z Nowego Yorku,
znowuz gotuje sic do wyjazdu W
dniu 1890 b. m, z drugim zastepem
naszych rodak6w, zdazajacych do
Polski.
- .
w domu PIP. Stanisiawa / Heleny
Zutkowskich, Fam. pnr. 1921 West
21ej ul., zapanowala radoSC z powo-
du przyjscia ma SWAT tegiego / zdro-
wego synka, wazacego IL funt6w.-
Matka i dziecie ~znajduja sic PREY do
brem zdrowiu.
4 q =
Cd zeszlego p~oniedzialu W para
fiji p. W. Sw. Jana Botego, po usta-
pieniu p. Franciszka Malinowskie--
go, objal posade ~organisty p. Euge-
niusz Walkiewicz, kt6ry pred kilku-
nastu Iaty byl organista W paraHii
D, w. SIS. Mlodziank6w, a ostatnio W
rarafii p. W. Sw. Jadwigi, W Mil
waukee, Wis.
o So q
Oh. Wojciech Lopacinski, Fam. p.
mr.. 1924 S. Ashland ave, wyjechat
wczraj do Nowego Yorku, skad Cd
plynio w ~przyszIy czwartek do Pol
ski, do ziemi Kaliskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
2 MARYANOWA.

Stow. Alumn6w Szkoiy Matkl
Boskiej Anielskiej No. SO NJ. p. Cd
bedzie miesieczne p~osiedzenio dzi--
siai O godzinie 80 wieczorem. -
snrawa przedstawienia j rome inn'
sprawy beda omawianc. Obecno-;
wszystkich pozadana. FLIP ChF-
lewski, PREF; Marta CSzusci%, SehF'
prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
Notatki
Reportera.

Tramwaj linii Wells str, najechal W
so6Ote ma tramwaj Chicago ave, W
&t6rym anatdowaly sic pr1ewaznie ko-
biety, zdazajace do miasta, gdzie 50
Zajete prey mEciu i cySZcZeniu blur.
S~ajcie6Szych obrazen doznaia Mary Iii
mink, zam. pnr. 1915 West Chicago '
nue., kt6ra zoStala odlamkami Szk}a sill
ME pokaleczona W glove. L2ejsze uSz-
kndzenie poniosly: Wfktorya MochO-
ska, zam. p. mr.. 145S West Huron III,
AntOnina Staiac, Fam. p. mr.. 1455 Cor
Eell str, FranciSzGa RewonSkiewicz,
Eam pnr. 1916 W. Huron str. i R6ha
Eowiczyk. Fam. pnr. 1906 Rice str. -
Charles Downes, lam. p. nr. 3021 West
Van Buren, str, motorowy tramwaju.
kt6ry najechal ma w6z linii Chicago
ave-, zezna} ma policyi, re wypadek spo
wOdowany zoSta& nieSpodziewanem ze-
psuciem sic hamulcu kt6ry W krytycz-
mel chwii przesta} funkcyOnowa".
!. q -
Dzisiaj o godzinie 10tej rano odbyl
sic pogrzeb s. p. Franciszka Rusiewicza
kt6-y 1marl po ciezkiej' chorobie, prze-
zywszy lat 81. OrSzak za}obny wyru-
szy} z domu za}oby p. mr.. 1852 So. Ca
lifornia ave-, do koScio}a p. W. PiCclu
Braci Polak0w Meczennik6w, W dziel-
nicy Brighton Park, gdzie X. J6zef Kru
ska odprawil n~aboAehStwo / ceremonic
pogrzebowe, poczem zwlokl zmarlego
przewiezfone zoStaly na cmentarz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P~a6skieSo i tam zlo-
zone ma wieczny ]spOczynek. Zmar}y
mial trzech syn6w W arnii Stan6w Zje.
d~nOczOnych jeden z mich byl kapita'
mem, Et6ry pOleg} ma froncie bOJOwym
we Francyi. W pogrzebie bralo udzial
SpOre grono krewnych, znajomych j
przyjaci6I.
= . =
KlaSa pObierajacych pOczQtM JezykR
angielSkfego, jaRotez HASA dalSzych je
90 kurs6w. zbieraja sic kazdego wtorku
o godzinie Z 80 wieczorem w Northwe.
stern University Settlement, r6g ulic
Augusta i Noble. Nowi ~ucznlowie mile
widziani. Nauka zupelnie bezplatnie.
: GO
Stanis}aw PlaszcE, zam. pnr. 1S.9
Iowa ul, by} do tegO stopnia zazdrO-
Snym mezem, re zaprOwadzil elektry-
CINE d1wonk, ktore dzwOni}y "a ka%-
dym razem, gdy jego iona w~ychOdzlia
2 dumu. Sprzykrzyio sic to jej wrcSz-
Gle i W tych dniach zwr6ciia sic do 81
du Ola spraw rOdzinnyCh, gdzie W 50.
bote pOwiedziala sedziemu Trude, urze-
dujQcemu W tym Sadzie, re byia zbyt
ma to zajeta, ably mOgla sObie glove
zaprzataG jakimS innym melczyznq, ma
JAG SzeScioro dzieci do d~ogladania. Sc
Gzia Trude IA tel podstawie wydal
decyzye, re p. PlaSzek bedzie musiai
swej zonie, kt6ra Otrzymala prawna Sc
laracye, p!acic tyGodniowo So ma u
IcZym9nie.
~ - o
w przyszla niedzieiC, dLia 14so b.
u, 0dOedzie sic vice sokoli polqczOny
Z CbchOGem kosciuSzkowSkim, kt6ry IL
rzadza GniazdO sokole No. 81 Z. S. p,
W sail i'm. Juliusza S~3owackiego, prs
n~arozniku 4Sej I Paulina III. Poczatck o
god1inie 2ej p~Opo}udnlu. KOmiteI stara
sic o nadzwyczaj u~rOzmaicony pr0sran..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
Familia Kusel
Ruch W TOWarzYStWaCh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. ePrla Maryi or. 152 S. P.
W A. odbedzie W p~osiedzenie W
poniedziaiek, dnia $50 marCa, o go
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

IA Town Of Lake MONA otrzV'
mac ,,Dzienrik W nastepuJacycA
m;ejscach.
-
4612 So. Lincoln Mi:h
KRUPOWICZ
IT'S ". 4o-caa ulca
MIELZYNSKI -
17l4 w. 48-ma Utica
STREJSMAN -
4GC9 LOOMS utica.
HONDS
47-Ina ul. i Racine ava.
LOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross ave.
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 51-ts vi. Sklad naszV'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

Wszystkim krewnym i znajo-
mym dCnosimy te smutna via
dcmosG il najukOchansza mat
ka nasZa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
J6zefina Specht

JOZefina Specht
2 ~pierwszego meza KoSmieJa
czionktni R6zanca sw. "A ROXY
Ago Drzewa, DO dlugiej i ciez-
kiei chorobte, pozegnala sic z
tym Swiatem, opatrzona Sw. Sa-
kramentami, dnia ego marca,
1920 roku, o godzinie 7:15 VIE
czOrem. W podeszlym wieku.
PogrZeb odbedzie sic We VITO
rex, dnia 9go marca, T. b., o go
dzinie $50 ranO, z domu zafo-
by pnr. 221S n. Hamilton ave-,
do koscioIa sw. Jadwigi, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. WoJ-
cieCha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkieh kreWnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
J6zefina ROzmiarek. corAa-
wraz z Gaia rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

Klasa pOblerajacych pOczqtI Jezyka
a~ngielSkfego, jaROtez klaSa dalSzych je
20 kurs0w, zbieraja sic kazdego wtorku
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem w Northwe.
stern University Settlement, r6g ulic
Augusta i Noble. Nowi uczniowie mile
widziani. Nauka zupelnie bezp}atnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

jerry Gordich, LEGACY lat IS, Fan.
pnr. 1910 S. Whipple u, w dZielni-
cy Town o, Lake, dostaI pomiesza-
MIA zmysl6w I ma ~polecenie lekarza
zostal ambulansem policyjnym pre-
wIez.ony do szpitala ola umysiowo
chorych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

L. p. II. ,,Fryderyk WILL" i Odjczdia
do EurOpy ia Sta4y pObyt wraz 2 zOna
i dw0jgiem dzieci. Pahstwo Jakiclowic
jada via LOndyn, K~Openhaga, GdalSk
do VS. rSzauv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

Dzisiaj o godztn!e lei wieczorem
odbedzie sic walne zebrauie lokalu
unijnego kobIet No. ESQ unit praco-
wnIc W rzezalniach (Stock Yarus,
W sail i'm. Juliusza Slowackiegt PREY
4Sef 1 Paullna III. Wazne sprf"y do
za{atWienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

.Osmioletni Robert Burek, zam. p.
mr., 5312 Latin ul., ma Town Of
Lake, bawiac sic onegdaj ma slizgaw-
CO wpoblizu s4ego domu, upadf tax
fatalnie, re zlamal lewa noge. Prey
wtlany lekarz 9oieci} odeslaG Chi r
czyka do szpital1 3oNiatowego, sdzie
ne znajduje pod op:okl lekarska.
= q =
W polskim szpitalu Si6str Naza-
retanek pod wezwaniem Sw. Nary
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05
WILSON DENIES
PROMISING AID
Tells Missouri Senator He Did
Not 0bIigate u S. to Ser
bia and Rumania.

Washington. oct President VIII
son today wrote 10 senator Spencer,
republican, Missouri that the stota-
mont recently made by the senator
that the president had promised Amer
lean military aid TO RumNuia and
Serbia in tho event OF the invasion Of
those countries was false"
TcNt OF Message.
Il have just boon shown your state
mcut. that my secretaries denial of
previous statement by Nou, that | had
promised American military aid to
Rumauians and Serbs was issued by him
without my knowledge ana sanction and
that YOU did not for n moment believe
that | had mhdc any such dental. or that
the matter was ever called to my at
trntiou. wish to say that your state
ment WAS called to my attention 10y MIR
TumultN and that | requested him to
issue the dental to witch YOU refer. |
rVtcratc tho dcnnl. The abatement
on made was false.
WOODROW WILSON"
absolutely False"
senator Spenccr's address was doliV
cred IL Missouri and when It was called
to Secretary TumutyH attention. Mr..
rumulty, gave out u statement To cor
respondents OF ST Louis newspapers
declaring lhlt the senator's statement
was absolutely and uuquNlhodly
false senator Spencct IN turn issuod
n statement saying that he dld not he
liotc the president had authorized such
u dental.
The presidents letter waa IN reply
to this statement
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05

AGREEMENT REACHED

London, Oct 5--A commercial agree
mcnt has been reached between Great
Britain and soviet Russia. II WAS un-
officially announced In the press today,
Both the Morning Post and tho Times
published what purports 20 be part OF
the text of tho agreement. According
to these publications the British gov
ernment promises not 10 inquire Int
tho source Of nor "a seize gold. seoul
ties and commodities sent by Russil
in payment Of goods. Russia. on heI
side, recognizes her liability IN pa
Tor goods supplied and services reu
ccrcd to tho prerevolutionAry govern
merit Tho soviet does not mentiu'
other debts of the old government.
municipalities and private borrower
however
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05
Nitti Says Wilson Not Suffi-
GENTLY Acquainted With Eu-
rope to Effect Treaties.

Nnrlos Sont o. IN, Mail, "A u,
ror,,inr ip,',i,t,,. Wy wa nt,,
roin'yr a. f rIva''iSI rHnctseo Niee,, VIM
20, 20 soJou.ui,s n',o, W ,ne course oi
,,u',,I a,aiInwn' .puHN Weht onvr some iS "i .nS
,n p,u"'t,I,s NV, Mn'oh "re Pe'p'eNH'g europe
any 'n n'''sni."' @ -, ,a .,,..,t,,
s,,,,,',, Vs N1 ~ ,ue 1, n"VS,'.',,.i4 w 20
III Is well tbot tho ruroncnn sitnn. +.
tion be thoroughly considcrcJ IN Amer
ion Emrona rannot nuirl,lv rcynIn its
Ccet without thc holm Of tho Iinited
states nut the IInitod states mirht
helm only those countries whose policy
is Aenco The American democracy hns
n yprent task before il nm "A sincere
frlend Of Amerina hut | cannot truth /.
fu,lv .av / holievc tbat tho nctions of
hrr loadcrs have bcon uscf,Il to the
world
"No man had more humanitarian
ideaa than presidsnt wilson Rut hc
was NOT sufiiciently ncouninted with
Iturone and thus the trentios con
cluded have no. great moral worth.
Thev contain the germs of deem hatre,ls
and perhaps new wars The United
states could even now II they wished,
exert beneficial influence. THIS Ia
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05
G. @. P. CANDIDATE
TURNS INDEPENDENT
Harry Stillwell Edwards Will
Make Race for Senate
Against Tom Watson.

Macon. Ca, oct. 5.--Harry SullwcIl
Edwards, who has been candidate for
the United states senate on the pro-
gressiVe- republican ticket, has an
nounced his Withdrawal from party af-
filatons and his intention to remain In
the race as an Independent candida to
against Thomas II. Watson, the demo-
cratic nominee.
Chdice of Henry Lincoln Johnson,
/ Atlanta negro. as republican national
committeeman from Georgia and the
republican stand on the league Of ma
tions are given by Mr., Edwards as
his reason for deserving tho republ-
can progressive ticket,
Mr., Edwards states that fear among
Georgians of negro patronage IN fed
eral offices In case he. should win him
dered his candidacy on the party
ticket in spite Of his stand for white
supremacy. one of tho main points in
his platform. MIR Edwards said he
70 Iso strongly favors aduptloneo OF the
iegguS OF nations pact as'4rouEft bhc1t
tfromVg VgFersalles by President Wilson
except for n single reservation which
he said Is necessary to safeguard
sovereign rights" of the United
States,
Mr. Watson has declared himself
against the league Of nations.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05
SPLIT in G. O.P.
RANKS CERTAIN
Cox Says Party Trying to
"Make Blanket Cover
Too Many"
NOT SURPRISED AT B0RAH
Candidates Confidence Sue
cess Increased Result Talk
With Moore, White

Dayton, I, ct 5,--u y. sJ-with
conidcnc9 ruccess increased as tho
result of \ conference last night
with Nay = Chairman George White
and and ny : II. Moore, GOV james NJ.
Cox " to spend the day quietly
at TT = End. recuperating from his
west9 : bur in preparation for am
otheI = nuous stumping trip which is
schfa to begin Wednesday morn
mss
iss Is to the governor from all
sources are the same namely. that
in the past two weeks there has been
II decided swing in sentiment toward
the democratic candidates. He was
not surprised to hear OF the declara
tion of Scantor Borah at Danbury last
night against any league or associa-
ton whatsoever. and expects sooner or
later that both Borah and johnson
will definitely split with the republic
can candidate.
My experience on camping trips as
boy taught me- the governor said,
THAT II You try to mako the blanket
cover too many. It win split in tho
middle The republicans are trying
TO- make the Harding platform cover
all clements in the party and a split
Is hOund to come"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05
IN Taeenty Centuries, Italy Only
Nation Abroad Without Re1OlutiOn

passed to the latter for the lofty idea
OF justice. Italy cannot, therefore, pre-
pare now conflict with the Jugo-
Slavs who are a southern branch oi
let 10 the Adriatic, We have no tnton-
tion Of sufrocatnE their development.
hut we must have cordial relations
with thOm. For this reason have al
ways favored direct accord between
Italy and JuRo- SlaVta, since amy solu
tion imposed by ono side would be the
cause for war. Any delay In reaching
this friendly understanding Is injurious
to JuEo- Slavia and also to Italy.
"rhe situation a Italy lis not happy,
hut what European country emerged
from the war with happy SltuationH
The discipline of tho popular classes
In Italy has been affected by the bad
example of the hourgcoisc clnssc. when
officers, even II inspired by patriotic
ideals, dsohcycd, the people also con
sidcrcd they had the right to diauhcN
(Siguor Nittl alluded to the expedition
of D'AnnunHio to Fiume n year ago
ENaggerations with regard 10 her Adri
attic aspirations have been the worst
cvi for Italy.
81 cannot believe in n revolutionary
movement in Italy. Rcvolutionarlos
here can only he mad or irresponsible
Italy has an average OF 332 inhabitants
to cVerv square mile and 40 to every
cultivated square mile. hut she has no
coal while her hydraulic power mas
taken ten years OF constant work to
develop. BESIDES. she needs about
5000 600 tons OF wheat yearly. besides
iron, cotton, wool and other things, IT
italy experienced revolution one
third OF her population would die OF
starvation
"ln twenty centuries Italy has been
the only country OF Europe that has
not had n revolution I firmly believe
Italy VIII soon overcome all her dill-
cultieR II she solves two problems,
namely, tho Adriatlc question and tho
bread question, on both Of which her
financial settlement depends. ! do not
believe In n revolutionary danger. h'-
cause the present situation OF Italy "
not much different from that OF Eng
land after tho Napoeonic wnrs
"nnlo- French rclRtionH are worry
dellcnte subject. Tho two countri"n
allied in war must he friends IN peace
with good understanding OF ehch
other We do not Wish any people 90
he oppressed. Therefore, after we hhd
fought Austria ! received the Austrian
dhaifcelior, Heiiner. IN Rome as
friend. The support given by me TO the
economic reconstruction OF Germany
haF caused great but Unjust resentment
in France. France herself has an IN
terest in assisting In the rcconslruC-
tion Of Germany. which means the res
toratlon of Europe. Italy viii not pRl0
ticipato In any alliance. wishing only
tho revival Of Europe and the Consoli-
dation OF peace, which viii he tho pro-
gram Of nll homOCrRCIoa"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-05
ASQUITH MAKES DEMAND
IRELAND'S INDEPENDENCE
Terence MacSwiney Still Lives
After Fasting Fifty;
Three DAYS.

London, Oct 5.4TerenQe Mac
Swincy. lord mayor Of Cork. was still
alive and conscious upon the fifty
He was so weak he could barely move
in his bed.
Former Premier Asquith, in a letter
to the Times calls upon Great Britain
to give Ireland her Independence.
Il am not alarmed by the spectre
of an Irish republic" " said the former
premier. Men do not long fight for
phrases, but Tor realities.
''The aggressive, but impotent policy
towards ireland has reached a fitting
climax in an uneXampled campaign for
what government must bear the re-
sponsibility of military and police re-
prsals. Two. conditions govern and
limit the solution:
q The Irish should be npde to be-
lieve so far as Great Britain is con-
an honest and responsible source.
"2, We should. after making allow
ance for the provisional abstentOn of
a genuine local minority. meet and
satisfy Irish aspirations.
Nothing will fuhll the second
clause but the bcst3wal of n status Of
autonomous dominion rule in the
fullest and widest sense"
The x-prcmief declares that the
urgency Of the Irish situation demands
an immediate solution and calls for
an administration hacked by the
power OF the sympat thetic acquiescence
of the Irish people"
Raid Sim Felners.
Dublin Oct. 5.-A number Of mill
tary raids against property of Sim
Feiners were carried out here early
today The homes OF DR. Kathleen
Lynn and Mrs Sheehy Skcflngton. at
Bathmines suburb were raidcd
Two civilians were reported to have
been killed by troops at Cullen md
Tipperary for refusing to obey sentries'
orders TO halt
Widespread damage was done at
BallinaCarc in black and tan" po-
lice raid in reprisal for an Intellectual
attack upon the French park barracks,