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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
FIRST TEAM OF 9Th CAVALRY
WINS IN CONTEST AT POLO

The first and second teams Of the
Sth Cavalry polo teams played a
game Sunday afternoon with the first
team winning by a score Of six to
two.
During the games the maids and
matrons OF the regiment served tea
IN pretty canopied tent afiutter with
remnants in an array OF brilliant col
ors, yellow and blue, the 18th Cavalry
colors. predominating. Hot tea was
served for the players and punch and
iced coffee for the guests. Mrs. x. 3
Edmunds, Mrs. P r. Upton and Mrs
C. c. Smith presided In the tent and
numbers Of callers came and went
during the games.
II has been decided to continue
this custom each Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
TWO ARE CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING GAME LAWS

Pablo Frescas and Pablo Granada
went hunting for ducks along the
banks OF the Rio Gr1nde in the lower
valley Sunday afternoon. Frescas
managed 10 bag a pin-tailed duck.
while Granada met with less success
The entire affair was witnessed by
game warden George Shupee, with the
result that Frescas and Granada en-
tered pleas Of guilty 10 violation Of
the migratory bird act when az
ralgned before United States commits
sioner A. J. ". Schmid Monday and
were held for court under bond Of
$500. promptly given by each
The arrests are the first OF the
present season for shooting protected
game according to Mr.. Shupee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

ever IS necessary 70 an ambitious
vegetable.
AIRS Cox IS a great outdoor sports
woman. She rides horses. plays golf.
swims. hunts, yachts and likes mo-
toriuE-
Mrs Harding Is a born politician
herself She can handle all types OF
people with ease and unaffectation.
She made the farmer who drove up
in front OF the Harding home. dis
mounted bashfuIly and yet wanted a
glimpse OF the Republican nominee.
as much at ease as though he were
milking his own cows IN the barn
lot Mrs. Harding says she Is getting
a lot OF fun and excitement out OF
the campaign
The Republican nominees wife also
Is a good horsewoman and loves the
outdoors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Ell PASO WOMEN TO PERFECT
CLUB FOR SENATOR HARDING

Women OF FL Paso interested in the
election OF a Republican president
VIII meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning on the mezzanine floor Of
Hotel Paso Del Norte 20 perfect the
organization Of the Woman's Harding
club. Mrs. L. L Robson, chairman,
VIII preside.
Besides effecting the organic tion
women viii be asked 10 pay their
pou tax and to encourage other Wo-
men 20 do the same.
Poll tax paying booths have been
reopened in the courthouse, where
men and women are being issued poll
tax receipts emitting them TO vote in
the November election
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Easod BY Penetrating
HamIlnio Wizard Oh

A safe and effective preparation
to relieve the pains Of Rheumatism,
Sciztica, Lame Back and Lumbsgo
is Hsmlin's Wizard Oil Il pene-
trstes quickly, drives out the sore
ness, and Imbers up the stiH ach-
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medi-
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor nay be far away. You VIII
find almost daily uses for It in cases
Of sudden mishaps or accidents
such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns,
bites and stings. Just as reliable,
too, for earache, toothache and
Group. Always keep It IN the house.
Generous size bottle s5c
u you are troubled With constipation
or sick headache try Hamlin'a wizard
Liver WhipL Just pleasant Little pink
pill1 81 druggiEtu Ser sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
SHEPPARD TO MAKE TOUR
OF WEST FOR DEMOCRATS

Washington. D C. Oct 1l.-Senator
Morris Sheppard viii leave here on
a speaking tour Of the west for the
Democratic national committee today
The tour viii take him into Colorado,
Idaho, Utah and washington He wiz
be gone three weeks and after the
November election viii return TO
Texas TO remain until the December
session OF congress
His first speech viii be IN Denver,
October "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
COST DROPS
As NUMBER IS INCREASED

The more recruits obtained In one
month az the local army recruiting
office. the less cost per capita So
the month OF September. settin- a
new high record FOR recruits OBJ
tanned. also set a record for the low
cost per capita OF recruiting the men
In August, the per capita cost was
SCI. fin September Ssh IN the first
few months Of the year. the cost av-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

necessary She said her husband was
an inventor and was able 20 make
everything but money TO defray the
rent and other expenses"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

part with a sense, not OF interior
encs with each other, but OF hearty
and friendly cooperation on the only
possible basis OF guarantee Where
the great force lies there must be
the sanction OF peace
7 sometimes wish. IN hearing an
argument like this. that were the
representative OF a small power SO
that what I said might be robbed 81
any mistaken significance, but
think you viii agree with me that
The United States has never shown
any temper OF aggression. and where
il lies in the heart OF the people Of
the United States, am sure It lies
in the hearts Of the other great pow
ers, TO form a common partnership o.
right and to do service TO our ssso-
ciates and no kind Of disservice-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
POLL TAX PAYMENTS START
HERE UNDER NEW DEAN LAW

Payment Of poll taxes under the
Dean act began in the office OF the
county collector Monday. The act was
passed in order TO make provision for
pou taxes. uniform as between men
and women voters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
cox ASSERTS
WILSON TOOK
TAFT'S IDEAS

Springfield. H., Oct lin 2
statement issued yesterday. Gov. Cox
OF Ohio, Democratic presidential can
didate, charges that while president
Wilson was in Paris negotiating the
peace treaty and league covenant, he
received numerous suggestions from
former president Taft concerning the
construction OF the league phrase
ology. and that in every instance
Taft's advice was followed
The statement was part Of q gen
erai attack on the former president
and other Republican leaders for
their present stand on the covenant.
he asserted that Mr.. Taft's cores
pondence with the president was at
time when sincerity OF mind and In
telligence were not beclouded by the
partisan prejudice Of a political cam
paign."
Among the proposed reservation
cabled by 8Ir. Taft to the president
was one concerning the Monroe doc
trine. adopted almost verbatim. II f.
charged. in which he said It "would
cut the ground from under the sen
ate opposition" Another cablegram
was signed by both Mr.. Taft and A
-awrence Lowell
In making the correspondence pub
lie. Gov. Cox asserts the issue Is now
mp to the American jury on the re-
corded evidence"
He also cites other adopted sugges-
tons from Elihu Root. Chas- z.
Hughes and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

LI-ENeE-U 10 WIZ
Claud Smith and Lillian Bell Earnest
Antonio san Roman and Angela Nc
Douald-
AIsrandsr France and Fay Fulns-.
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18

Grady schools. Everyone gathered
around the court to witness this in
teresting event. The referee report
ed the final score to be 36 to 10 in
favor of Pleasant Hill. Then all were
glad to learn that a splendid dinner
awaited them for they were somewhat
exerted by the mornings excitement.
Our visitors this week were Mr..
Fedric, Mr.. Paul Selby and Mr.. Car
ter. We are always glad to have Wis.,
itors for we enjoy seeing them take
an interest in our school work and we
extend cordial invitation to all.
The question as to where the track
meeting would be held was discussed
and settled at the teachers meeting
Saturday. There seemed to be some
question as to whether it should be
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18
POINT ENTERPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs, Briskey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shoe of Clovis attended service
here Sunday morning.
Most Of the sick are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. McGregor visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. Will McGregor
Sunday.
Miss Stella Singleterry is visiting
in Texico.
Jim Petty has returned from a
visit with his sister in Oklahoma. He
made the trip in his car.
Miss Myrtle Cox was shopping in
Clovis Saturday.
Mrs. Martha McGregor and Mary
Hers. J spent Monday with Mrs.
Celia McGregor. They will leave soon
for their home in Nebraska.
Messrs. Sumner and Bob Dawson
of Union were here at Sunday school
Sunday afternoon.
School is progressing fine. Com
pliments like these are heard quite
often; 1--WE are certainly having a
good school," at is the best that
has ever been taught at Enterprise" J."
There have been more improvements
made this year than in any three or
four years before, such as a new
piano, new stove, shades, lights and
many others. We hope the good
work will continue.
Remember the box supper for Sat
urday night, March Goth. Be sure
and come.
Mr. Walker was a visitor at school
one day last week.
/ Mrs Doris visited the sick at Mr.
Carnahans and Mr.. Meador's Mon
day afternoon. BLUE EYES.
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18

at Ranchvale or Pleasant Hill, but
was finally settled in favor Of Ranch
vale by standing vote. We hope to
be present on the date set for the
occasion and we also hope to take a
part in some of the contests.
We all realize that we are living
in New Mexico when we are visited
by a few wind storms such as last
week presented, but we are hoping to
have more favorable weather for the
next few days.
All are close observers Of how
swiftly the months are passing and
all realize that they have a great
work to do. II is in youth that work
must he done and influences brought
to bear which will mold the character
and determine our success. The edu-
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18
HAVENER ITEMS
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Mr.. Deese, father of Frank Deese,
is very in with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong and son
who have been confined to their room
for the past week with flu are better.
Mr.. Estis Martin and family and
Mrs. White spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Mickey.
Lee Willis and wife and Ed Mickey
Of Clovis paid visit to friends here
Sunday.
On last Monday morning Mrs. Horn
received a telegram from Oklahoma
calling her to the bedside Of her dy-
ing father. Also on same day Mrs.
Lena Maxwell received a message
from Kentucky stating her father
was very low and could not live but
a few days.
Messrs. Ruckman and Bill Mickey
Mrs. Lena Maxwell and Miss Turner
attended the teachers meeting al
Grady. They report an instructive
meeting and a hospitable visit.
BillyWilmon will soon begin a new
house on his place north of the schoo
house.
James Mickey last Thursday, whil'
trying to help Mr.. Stevens get hi
truck out of rut, had the misfortun,
to have his leg hurt. The wheels t,
the truck turned opposite direction
the team was pulling. James is al
worried for he expected to participat
in the coming County Track Meet.
The meeting last, Saturday nigh
concerning the new community stor
which soon will be operated here wa
a good and successful one.
There will be a meeting at tn
school. house next Saturday night Q
trustees and natrons of the school.
good Representation is requested.
Singing every Sunday night. Gla
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18
RANcHVALE NEWS


Dhe flu epidemic is just about over.
School is almost back to its regular
attendance.
There were ninety-five at Sunday
School Sunday. 1t won't be long be-
fore we will have hundred and fifty.
Willie Long had an attack Of ton
silitis last week end, and wasn't with
the crowd at school Friday. Come
along Willie, you missed half Of your
life that day, but there are five more
weeks yet.
Lee Beaver and Matte Bell deliv-
cred special letter to Willie Long
Sunday evening.
Gladys Mathews, young lady OF
this community left Monday morning
for Silver City, where she will enter
the Normal.
The teachers frt m here reported a
nice time Saturday at the teachers
meeting at Grady.
Quite few of the young people
attended singing at Havener Sunday
evening.
Ethel Bell who has spent the last
two weeks in town has returned home.
Edgar Robinson spent the week end
with his brother Bill who lives near
Harmony.
Bill Mickey called at the school
Thursday at noon long enough to beg
something toeat Did you ever see
Bill when he wasn't hungry.
SHU FLY.
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18

GRADY SCHOOL NOTES


It is plainly perceptible from the
unceasing rumors that last Saturday
was day which will long be remem-
,bercd by the patrons as well as the
boys and girls of the Grady commu-
nifty, The day seemed to be composed
Of an endless list Of interesting and
beneficial talks which were delivered
by Mr., Buckley and teachers from diff
ferent sections of the county. In
fact the day was tremor of excite
ment.
The basketball game was played by
the boys Of the Pleasant Hill and
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18

cation which we receive while in
school is but tool and by means of
it we will make our success or failure
in life. Therefore we should be very
particular that it is made of the best
material possible, for the sharper its
edge, the more skillfully we are able
to put it into practice.
Annie Laura Gamble, a Pupil.
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18

to have your help. Large attendance
no matter If the sand does blow
The Clovis news., 1920-03-18

Own your own home, it's cheaper
than paying rent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06

TAX - niechaj Poczekaja! Po-
czekaja, az wojska polskie zajma
LIME strategiczne, by ME pozwo-
lie ma ponowne zagrozenie Ojczy-
zny naszej, gdyby mp. W Rosyi
wylagi sic niedfugo jaki nowy
dziwolag socyalno = polityczny
zapragnai raz jeszcze wyruszyc
ma podboj swiata via - Pol
SKA. Polskie wojska zwycie-
swami swemi podyktuja teraz
warunki tego pokoju - a to wa
runki bynajmniej ME zaborcze.
nie zdobywcze wcale, ale wa
runk logiczne zupesnie i koniecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06

rafialnych ~opowiadat Polonii a.
merykahskiej dzieje naszych pre-
zyc wojennych omawiat stan po-
lityczny kraju, a to tembardziej
ley mi ma sercu, re czesto prasa
amerykahska a~ngielsko -zydow-
ska oklamuje was bezczelnie, OPT
sujac niestworzone rzeczy o ma
szych stosunkach. - Bralem bez-
posredni udzial w goraczkowem
zyciu politycznem i spoiecznem
ostatnich lat W kraju ma stano--
wisku duszpasterza, kapelana
wojskowego, nauczyciela, spoie-
cznika, polityka, redaktora i pit
blicysty, stad mole nformacye
moga bye objektywne i rzeczywl-
ste.
Mann zamiar zwiedzic w najbliz-
szych dniach, pr6cz Chicago, De-
troit, Filadelfie i Buffalo. - Jade
do Was, Drodzy Wsporodacy,
jak sw6j do swoich, W nadziei, ze
sprawe oswiaty katolickiej W
Kraju poprzecie Gala potega sWe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06

i nauczycieli ludu polskiego, inte-
ligencyi demokratycznej, ktoraby
niosia w zycie hasia zdrowego
postepu, oparte ma wierze i mi
foSci Ojczyzny.
Udasem sic do lego Ekscel-
lencyi X. Biskupa Rhodego, by
mu sic przedstawic, jake jedyne-
mi Polakowi ma tenn dostojnem
stanowisku koScielnem i zasieg-
mac rady, jak zorganizowac ko--
lekte ma rzecz ~Uniwersytetu Ka-
tolickiego W L1blinie, by ia wy
padla jak ~najlepiej i najobficiej.-
L CORY przypuszczam, re Szano-
VINE Duchowiehstwo polskie, jak
do tel pory stalo ma stray wszel-
kich Pomocy ola Polski, tax i te-
raz stanie do apelu W ztozeniu o.
fairy ma rzecz jedynej W Polsce
Wszechnicy Katolickiej i cache
CT wiernych swoich do tego sa-
mego czynu.
Jednoozesnie z kolekta pragnai
oym ma wiecach i zebraniach pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

ne nieodzownie - konieczne
przedewszystkiem ola Polsh i jej
na GAIA przysziosc spokoju a bez-
pieczenstwa, oraz ola tel W poll
tyce polshej poczetej idei, kt6ra
Polska jake posiannictwo swe ma
wschodzie pojmuje i podejmuje,
mianowicie w zagwarantowaniu
zupeinej swobody stanowienia o
sobie, O swym bycie i przynaleze-
niu politycznem-sasiad6w Pol
ski najblizszych, Litwy, Lotwy,
Ria3o- Rusi i Ukrainy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
1907 roku-
EARzAD GL6wNT.

Ks Franciszek Gordon, Moderator.
KS. RaImund Applet, Wice-Moderator.
Wojciech F. Soska, Prezes.
Antonina B~aranowska, Wice-prexeskA
WoJciech Menkicki, Wice-prezeS.
Fomasz s. Blachowski, SekretarL
Julian S~zczepanski, Skarbnik-
Staaislaw LicZmanski. Dyrektor.
Jan Maciejewski, Dyrektor.
Szczepan Imbiorski. Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bieschke, DyrektorkA
Marya Imbiorska, D~yrektorka
Konstancya Czekala- DyrektorkA
DR.. Franciszek A Dulak. Lekars
Adv. wawrzyuIec zyEmunt Doradca
Sertsuda MarchIswicz. Azyst, sekr. Cen
GoDzINY BIURowE
Biuro otwarte cd steJ ano do ste5
dniu). w czwartek wteczorem cd godzi
ny lei do Sci - w niedziele 4 swte-
"a uroczyste biuro zamkniete.
Wszelkie listy padsylac nale&y m re-
&c Sekretarza Generalnego.
TOM. s. BLACHowSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I<55 W. DiVisiOn str, Chicago. M
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe pocztowe
(checks, money orders etc) nAle4y W
stawiac ma organizacye.
POLISH ALMA MATER.
p~rzesylac pod adresem:
Jul. SzCZEPANSKI,
lass w. Division str, Chicago M
Do czekow z poza miasta Chicago, do
hRczyc trzeb2 Toe ma Zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gfowuego
1857 w. DIVISION UTICA
TeIefon Monroe 4S04
Chicago, Ill
Ma druEiem pietr1e gmaehu
.Dziennikn ChicnGoskiego'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06

YKoiko P~rzyjaci6. Uniwersy--
tetu Lubelskiego" organizuje SIC
tn z dziaiaczy wybitniejszych-du
chownych i Swieckich: zadaniem
jego bedzie utrzymac W Polonii
tutejszej kontynuacye wpfywow
i stosunkow, poczetych z wizyte
X. delegate Kneblewskiego "
dobroczynnych ma rzecz omawia-
mel i~nstytucyi przejawach - roz'
nego rodzaju, oraz we wspoidzla-
saniu z mia takiem, jakiego zaj--
die potrzeba, moznoSc, hub sPo-
sobnosc - poczawszy cd ollarno-
sci ~finansowej, a skonczywszy I'D
proponowanym przez mas plane
wprowadzenia w zycie naukoWej
kooperacyi z tutejszemi instytu'
cyami mp. wymiany profesorow'
wviazdow w celach naukowych z
Ameryki do Polski i z Polskl 90
Ameryki ftp.
Kto interesowany sprawl, ME-
chat raczy zwr6cit sic do naszeJ
Redakcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
MACIERZ POLSKA

Est ~organizacy9 facZaca mAodDse4 pol.
ska obojga pfci W pracach 'n~aukowychs
patryotyc1nych 1 bratnfeJ pomocy Ola
podniesienia ducha moralnoSc dooro-
bytu W spoleczenstwie, . szczsgolnis
miedzy m}odzieza polska- Ma poSmIer-
Cd lat IA do as. Ma czfonkow Sto-
WarZysZonych, bez ograniczenia wteku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
REUMATYZM
.uUmuvy ;rudst danI p1sl lego tt01 60 nl,I


Roku 1898, wiosna dostaiem reu-
mafyzmu W muSkuiach zapalneso'
TNeruialem, co tyLko wiedza CT, kto-
10y 90 mieli, przez try lata- Prooo-
yoalem rome srodki 1 roznych noH-
tor6w, lecz ulge jak2 mi spr@"9lI
|hy4a tylko t~ymcZasowa- "reSzcle
znalaz{em Srodek ktory wyleGyi
mnie kompletRie z tel cnorooy' "a
5en ten srodek wielu innym cler-
piacym ma reumaty1m / skutki oyfy
5obre W kazdym wypaTku.
Kazdy kto cierpi ma dolegiiwoscl
reumatyczne, powinien uzyc to pre-
divine lekarstwo. Me
ami ie3nego centa; przysfpcie tylXo
Swoie na1wisko i adres a IA posle
VAN ma probe darmo. Jezeli po uzy-
riu lskarstwo TO wyleczyio was z
reumatyzmu, mozecie Przysiac )edne
20 dolara. lecz zrozumiec trZeba, re
Ia ME chce PREDICT cd was picnic
dzy. dop0Ei ME ~bsdZiecie zupefnie
zatowoleui z w~ylecZenia- Me Jest TO
1czciwie? DlacZego cierptec dfuZe1
gt+y pewna ulga ofiarowana Jest
Yam darmo? Me zwlekajcie. Piszcie
dzisiai.
Mark Il. Jackson, No. 161 G. Durston
Bldg. Syracuse. n. Y.
Pan Jackson jest odpowledzialny.
Powyzsze o~gIoszenie jest prawda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
go wpiywu kaptahskiego | oby-.
watelskiego.
Ks. Waciaw KneblewsH,
Delegat Biskupa i Uniwer'
sytetu W Lublinie.

W. lacznosci z listen powyz-
Sym i wzmianka W MIN o J. +,
x. Biskupie RIDDEN, do ktorego
sic x. delegat udal rzeczywlscle,
dodamy, il K. Biskup udzlella
swej aprobaty ola akcyi tutejszeJ
X. Kneblewskiego i rekomendo-
wal go wzgledom i poparciu ma
szego duchowiehstwa. Procz tego
X. Kneblewski posiada listy, po-
lecajace Xxx. Biskup6w z Polski
i n~iektorych Xxx. Biskupow a
merykahskich, ktorzy wszyscy je-
dnozgodnie uznaja doniosiosc
podtrzymania i utrzymania W Jak
najlepszej wydatnoSci prac - in
stytucyi naukowej W tym rodza-
iu, jak Uniwersytet Lubelskl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-06
- ME Minsk!"


iy re .towarysze"- delegaci Dol
okrutecznie sic ,,dener-
zwioka W pertraktacyach
ryskich, a prezes tel ich delega-
cyl .~towarysz" Joffe miai ma
wet z tego powodu czynic Pola-
przyjacielskie wyrzuty; Cd
powiedzial mu ma ME prezes de-
legacyi pokojowej polskiej, posel
Dabski, przypominajac bolszewi-
re - So W Rydze - ME W
Miisku!...
Powiedzenie to Dabskiego "a
pewne przejdzie do history. Do
skonaie, DO jake wiele uprzyta-
mnia swoim i obcym - Swiatu
calemul
w Minsku - jak to mas bolsze-
wicy traktowa1i! Zgodzili sic ma
pertraktacye - prawie pod pre-
sya Aliant6w, kt6rzy zagrozili
i'm, re zerwa z Rosya wszelkie
stosumki ma GAIA przyszosc, zapo-
wiedzieli, re Polski etnograficz-
mel uszczuplic ME dada, nj w jej
sPrawy wewnetrzne wtracae sic
ME pozwola. Razem z tenn Wa
runki bolszewickie byly istna
prowokacya, by,y upokorzeniem
umySlnem Polski i pod wielu
w1gIedami wkraczafy ciezko W
integralne nasze sprawy / sto--
gwahcac brutalnie naszego
narodu suwcrennoSc panstWo-
wa. Przytem jeszcze czekac
musieli nasi poslowie ma to, az
sic bolszewicka dyplomacya zde-
raczy ~powiedziec sfoWo,
a tymczasem Pchaly sic hordy
electromagnetic pod Warsza--
we, oczywiscie dazac do jej wzie-
cia pred mozliwem w Mihsku
zblizeniem pokojowem. A do te-
go wszystkiego przypomniJcle
jak to boiszewicy trakto--
wall naszych possow, jake i'm
1ali kwatery W Mihsku i jake IL
rzymanie, re sic nasi posiowie -
II pochorowali z tel goSciny Dol
;zewickiej!...
A OTTO - patrzcie teraz, jak
sic easy ychio odmieniSy / Jak
-adykalniel Roz5icie bolszewi--
,kich hord pod Warszawa -
zmieniso caSy ukiad i stosunek sill
odrazu, jak gdyby kto karts
orzewrocil - z ~zapisanej ma czy-
ia! Zaczai sic wnet nowy rachu-
lex - pisany szeregiem wielkich.
ryumfalnych zwyciestw polskie-
20 oreza, az ostatnia pozycye
,rzed paru dniami wypeiniia w
lin bitwa pod Grodnem - TAXA
TAXA stanowcza W sweJ
viktoryi Ola Polski, re pc niej co
lnia juz pisza, IL silly bolszewi-
nalezy uwazac "a ostatecz-
lie zlamane, milestone, re "a gra-
lica - ME licza sic juz z niemi
a w kraju lud rosyjski bu-
,zy sic przeciw sowietom i komi-
;srzom, ME chce walczyc, pre-
stale pracowac W fabry&ach broni
amunicyi, Gale zaS wielkie Cd
izialy wojsk bolszewickich pre-
ma strone polska... Zia-
many zostal - zdaje sic ma
!obre i ma stale grzbiet bolszewi-
ckiego potwora, re zbytnio on
'rz ME straszny nikomu - zwia-
SEGA Polsce!
Vice W .zgoia odmiennym ma
odbywaja sic jednoczesnie
ze zwycieskim pochodem polskim
oertraktacye pokojowe w Rydze.
Me ponizaja tam wprawdzie po-
bolszewickich, ME trzyma--
ia ich po szopach, ME zywia byle
czem, jak to naszym urzadzali
bolszewicy w Mihsku, - ale "a
to musza stowarysze-delegaty"
grzecznie, cierpliwie poczekac -
tax teraz oni poczekaja ma s1o-