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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
SeUen- Year Search Is Ended As Father Greets Girl Who Wandered
 From Home With Band of Giipsies

After spending a1l her life since childhood with rowing band of gyp- sies, who declare that they bought her from her father, who charges in turn that she was kidnapped wten a little girl by the Sypsies. Rosa, the little girl grown to woman hood, was reunited yesterday at Douglas with her father, Eli Miguel, who passed through Bisbee yesterday to claim his missing daughter after a, search of seven years.
 Seven years ago, ill the little vil- lage of Charlottesville, South Caro- lima, there lived Eli Miguel a Peru vian, employed by the United States government as a horse buyer, and his 12-year-old daughter Rosa Mig uel was prosperous and happy in the thought that some day his daughter, who already showed talent as vio- linist, would grow up to be a great musician.
 Then there came to the village a rowing band of gypsies, including one Spera AntCno, handsome. brilliant wanderer, glib of tongue, who soon persuaded the childish Rosa, accord ing to the father, that the wild life of gypsy was a rose-lined path, and she followed him away from her hap ny home for a thrilling life of adven- ture.
 Says He Bought Girl
 The washing Spera Antono has a different story to tell. He declares that Rosa's father sold her to him for the sum of $2200, and that she is his lawful, welded wife
 In Ieither event, the father was heartbroken, and it became the aim of his life to recover his child. About three months ago he learned that a band of gypsies was headed fer the Pacific coast in automobiles. He ob- tained leave from the government and was soon hot on the trail. All of this time the department of jus tice was working on the case and learned in some way that a band of gypsites was on it's way from Tomb 1 stone to Douglas. Fred J. Wright, | former secret service man, now pri- vate detective at Phoenix, was nOti fled by wire to take charge of the i carIe for Miguel, who was also head ! ed for Douglas and passed through | Bisbee yesterday
 The gypsy band was rounded up yesterday and taken to the police | station at Douglas. Here dramatic | scene was enacted when father and | met after their long separ- ation. The police station was quick ly filled with gaily-adorned gypsies. |
 With the first thrill and pathos of , the meeting over. plans were form ulated to secure custody of Mrs. An tono's three-year-old child who was under the care of its mother-in-law at the gypsy camp near the city 1 pound Mrs. Antono had previously expressed her desire to accompany
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
Douglas Golfers
 Will Play Local
 Team Next Sunday

The Douglas Country Club will send ahout 20 golfers for a match Sunday on the local course. The list of local players who will participate will be posted tomorrow
 In the afternoon an interesting feature of the play will be four ball match in which the profession als of tie two clubs. White and Jol- ly, will participate and will play with the champions of their respec- tive clubs as team mates. White and Johnson will play for Bisbee and Jolly and Suppl for Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10

her father home. but refused to leave the child with the gypsy band. She ! declaaed that her husband had mis ! treated her and that he would mis- treat the child.
 Wild Scenes in Camp
 Accompanied by the detective and
 several police offiders, Mrs. Antono proceeded to the camp. A wild scene followed. Everyone talked at once
 in broken English, in Austrian, and
 in other languages known and un-
 known. T1ere were cries of anguish pleading, shouts of laughter, epi-
 thets hurled at the police, at Mrs. AntCno and at one another. By sheer force Mrs. Antono tore the frighten- ed child away from the mothtr-i in- law and sprang into the waiting au- tomobile. Before the police officers had chance to climb in themselves the automobile was filled with gyp- sies. They finally dislOdged all but the mother-in-law, who could hardly have been dislodged with anything short of stick of dynamite.
 Here the story might have ended had not Mrs. Antono sought to take possession of money and Jewels which she declared were in the au- tomobile driven tC the police station by her husband She had the child and possession is nine tenths of the law, but wlen she approached the car her husband snatched the baby from her arms. The police were powerless to act as the child belongs to both of them.
 While another session was in prog ress i'll the police station, Miguel, the father, laid plans to gain pos session of the Hudson super-six auto which Mrs. Antono declared she had purchased with money made by tell ing fortunes. He sent out for lock and placed it on the car When the gypsies came out and discovered what had transpired the air was fill ed again with shouts and gypsy curses. Vainly they sought to file and chisel the lock off. It ended with Miguel and his daughter regis tered at hotel, and with the auto still in front of.the police station.
 Miguel and the gypsies have both engaged attorneys who will attempt to bring about compromise today. Failing in this the matter will be taken into court
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
BADLY GASSED

Murriel Rash, one of the proprietors of the City Dye Works was badly gassed yesterday while at work in his shop on Subway street. Rash in some way knocked a small hole in the gas pipe supplying his presser with gas, and being used to smelling gasoline fumes through the day, did not not:cc the leak until the gas overcame him and he Was forced to leave his work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
TICKETS ON SALE

Tlckets are now on sale for the Stranded Troupe Minstrels," com pany formed by members of the Y. M. c. A, that will show at the Grand theatre Saturday night, December IS. Tickets may He., procured at the !. M. c. A., the Y. W c. A., the Bis bee Drug company, and from various members of the r. M c. A. The shcw will be featured by many nov elites, new jokes and music.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
SUCCESSOR TO RAMON

FORT WORTH. Texas, Dee. 9. = At a meeting of the directors of the Wichita Falls, Ranger and Forth Worth Railroad in Ranger last night Frank Ketche of Ardmore, adminis- trator Ct the Jake L. Hamon estate, was elected president to succeed Hamon. Ketch has been vide pres ident
 The attorneys of the railroad an nounced today that all improvements outlined for the oil fields will be completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
FEDERAL AID URGED

DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 9.-Restora- tion of the war finance corporation was endorsed in resolutions adopted and forwarded to congress today by the executive committee of the Texas Chamber of Commerce.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
ASSISTANCE PLEDGED

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Unqualiifed support Of the Needle Trades Ali ance. launched here today with mem bership of nearly 300, 900 was pledg- ed to the thousands of idle clothing workers in Boston and New York in their fight against the Clothing Man ufacturers' Association
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
Last Match of
 Women's Bowling
 Tourney Tonight

The last match Of the womens bowling tournament will take place on the Y NJ. c. A. alleys tomorrow morning. The losing team will serve luncheon tc. all of the bowlers at the Y. w. c. A. at l o'clock. Prizes will be given for the highest aver ages. Another tournament will be started shortly after the holidays
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
GERMANS ARE HEtD

LAREDO, Texas, Dec. 9.-Six Ger mans, enc a woman. were held today for investigation. following their ar Test last night while attempting to enter the Unit'ed States from Mexi- CO All were well dressed and had ample funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
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TOVREAS RETURN.

MT. and Mrs. E. A. Tovrea arrived in Bisbee last night from the City of Mexico where they went on the Obre- gon special train. They will remain for a few days at their home in War ren before going to Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
B. BlXBY RETURNS

Robert Rixby of the Bisbee Vul- canizing and Retreading company returned yesterday from a business trip in the northern part of the coun- ty. He reports that mining men around Courtland and Gleeson are optimistic concerning prospects for mining there in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
85 ARE INQICTEn

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 9. Eighty i've indictments charging violation Of federal prohibition laws were re- turned tonight by the federal gradn Jury. Fe9eral officials refused to disclose names of persons involved.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
LUMBER MAN HERE.

John Olien of the Mccormick Lum Der company, that supplied much oi the lumber used in the mines here arrived yesterday from Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
,. COBBE HERE.

Frank Cobbe, brother of George Cobbe of the Shattuck Mining com pany, is here from Los Angeles visit ing at the latters home.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
CHANGES RESIDENCE.

Mrs Matte Nichols is moving from her residence on Hazard street. War ren, into tle Mike Richards re si- dence on Van Dyke street.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10

G. J. Johnson has moved from his home in the Cunningham apartments on Douglas street at Warren. and C. E. Bushnell is moving in.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
BLEDSOE PAYS FINE.

Frank Bledsoe, local agent for Ford cars, paid a fine of $10 yesterday in police court cn a charge Of speeding on Naco road. Bledsoe said that he wanted to demonstrate that @ Ford can go faster than the law allows.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
ALUMNI DANCE.

The Bisbee High School Alumni Association will give a dance on Thursday night, December 23, at the Eagles hall
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
GENERAL STRIKE ENDs

LONDON. Dec. g. The general strige in Spain has ended, according to the Exchange Telegraph's Madrid correspondent.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
FROM GLEASON.

Mike J. Sullivan, justice of the peace Of Gleeson, was visiting in Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
IN FROM VALLEY.

Mrs Arthur McCrde is in the dis trict for few days from her ranch in the valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10

New Jersey pine forests nave been found good for growing fruit
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
Alumni Association

A special meeting of the Bisbee High School Alumni Association is called for next Thursday, December It, at 7:l5 o'clock at the Cent al school. C. O. Snyder will discuss the matter of play that the asso- citation will present.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
ANONA CLUB DANCE.

The Anona Club will give a dance tonight at S:30 o'clock at the Eagles hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10

All the rope of the British navy can be identified by the strand of colored thread running through il.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10

A Newton, N. J., man picked a head of lettuce in his garden which measured 73 inches in circumference.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
MOVES FROM WARREN.
MOVES FROM HOME.

l z. c. Campbell is moving from his
 | residence on Hazard street, Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-10
MEETINGS
Religious Work Committee

Miss Amy Gordon of the Pacific coast field staff, will meet with the Religious Work committee this af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Y. w C
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
SYN POLEGL.
Wiedeh. - ,,Matin" donosi z
Wiednia, wedSug depeszy londyh
skiej, re w bitwach koAo Pratu-
ska polegi syn Trockiego.
UCIECZKA KOMISARZY
B~OLSZEWICKICH DO ME-
MIEC.

Berlin. - Cd pewnego czasu
wielu komisarzy b~olszewickich
uCieka zagranice, ably sic tam "a
instalowac i zrealiDowac zyski,
pochodzace z nadrpzyt i kradzie-
zy. - Miedzy innymi 22O komi-
sarzy bolszewickich schronilo
sic do Niemiec wraz z internowa-
nymi oddzialami armii sowiec--
kiej. Miedzy innymi przebywaja
obecnie W Berlinie: osfawiony
czlonek czrezwyczajki Peters O.
raz ME mniej gfoSna wspoApraco-
wniczka jego Krauzowa. Jedno-
czesnie marynarze, stanowiacy
do niedawna najpewniejszy ele--
ment w armii sowieokiej, maso7
wo uciekajq z frontu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
NIEMCY CHCA WYTEEYc
WSZYSTKIE silly, ABLY
GoRNY
SLASH.

Warszawa. - Z Berlina dono-
sza: .Vorwaerts" ogiasza, re "a
RAD og6lno-niemieckiego zwiaz-
ku organizacyi zawodowych
zwr6ci} sic do miedzynarodowe--
go zwiazku za~wodowego W A
sterdamie W sprawie Gouego
Slaska, twierdzac, re Polscy 10
botnicy ~wywoiuja tam Walk j
znajduja poparcie IL wojsk koa-
licyjnych. Zwiazek prosi o poczy-
nienie krok6w u mocarstw koali-
cyjnych, by francuscy prDedsta--
wiciele ma Gornym Slqsku spra-
wowali rzady sprawied1iwie.
,Vorwaerts" zauwaza, re nalezy
wytezyc wszystkie SHY, by ratio
wac G. Slask, DO z mowy Grab
skiego W Brukseli widat, re Po-
lacy licza napewne ma to, re przy
laczenie Slaska do P olski popra-
wi ich finanse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
z Text R~edakcyjnej.
sprawy wilenskiei, to przynaj-
mniej uratowae kowiehska.

LihlSJ No"ANf.
w mysl tego wiasnie postepo-
wal Rad kowiehski zawsze i po-
stepuje po dis dzieh. I jak Wi
dzimy - skutki ME So oplakane
ola rzadu kowiehskiego. Ale ina
ezej jest z Mani. Polacy Cd pier
wszej chwili objecia rzadow W
Walehszczyznie, wierzac W do
! bra. wole Litwin6w i W to, re ze-
chca oni zrozumiet wsp6lnost
naszych interesow i dazeh z ich
dazeniami i ambicyami, poprowa
dzili polityke, kt6ra w konse-
kwencyi swej miala dac fedora
eye Polski z Litwa i W ten spo-
sob zapewnit nam (Polakom i
Litwinom) stanowfsko dominuja
&c W Europe srodkowej i wscho-
dniej. Ale checi nasze rozbiiy sic
o wyraanie zta wole polityk6w
kowienskich i 0 ich sztuczne pod
zegane przez Berlin ambicye $40
winistyczne. Niemcy mieli w TEN
interes, nasza shabost jest bo-
wiem ich potega, ale zaslepieni
~sirnzalcy Berlina - rad kowieh-
ski - ME wybiegal mySla W
przyszioSt: Me poprzestas or ma
odrzuceniu naszej dobrej wolf i
realnych propozycyi panstwo-
wych, sam ME wysunai zadnego
programu porozumienia, ale roz-
poczai nawet polityke podzegania
i ka1umnii, przedstawiajac Pola-
k6w jake czystej krwi im~Peryali-
stow i pomawiajac ich o zamiary,
podcinajace istnienie pahstwa Ii
tewskiego. Me byfo to robione
n~aprozno: ma dnie, u mety tel
akcyi, by,a chec realizacyi mysli
o Winnie, jake stolicy nieza1ez--
nego, bez sojuszu z Polska, pan
silva litewskiego. I W tel wlaSnie
mySli, Z wyrazna d~aznoscia wy
rwania nam Wilma, a odsuniecia
kwestyi Kowna z pod dyskusyi
dziaIai i po dis dzieh dziafa Rad
kowiehski.
Polityka polska, pomimo re
przeoczyia szereg argument6w,
zapewniajacych nam Vino, a
pod znakiem zapytsnia stawiaja-
cych Kowno co do jego przynale-
znoSci ~panstwowej losu, powin-
ma i teraz, gdy sprawl polsko-
litewsGca wypiynela ma porzadek
dziemy koncertu europejskiego,
re statystyka W rehu Przekonat
re pozostawiajac Kowno Litwie,
zrzekamy sic wieTkiego odlamu
zywio4u polskiego ma Litwie,
kulturaLnej i ekonomicznej SHY
polskiej W Kowiehszczyznie SHY,
do ktdrej many swe prawa i wo-
bee ktorej many pewne 0obo-
wiazania- A wowczas sprawl
Wilma ME bedzie sprawl sporna.
W6wczas moze wystarczy koali-
cyl, a w szczeg6lnoSci potedze
wyspiarskiej, dose dobrej wolf i
krzty sprawiedliwosci, ably po-
godzic sic z rzeczywistoscia, re
Wilenszczyzna i Grodziehszczy-
zna to ziemie etnograficznie pol
skie i do Polski nalezet powinny.
i re Polacy, ~zrzekajac sic swych
shusznych i uprawnionych zadah
90 Kowiehszczyzny, robia ofiare,
poza kt6ra mic wiecej zaozyc ME
NIGGA W imie interes6w litewsko-
angielskich.
Kowno jest polskie i o ME sic
dopominac musimy, o prawa ola
ludnosci polskiej W Kowieh-
skiem, a zrzekajac sic tych praw
do rzekomo ,etnograficznie' IL
tewskiej ziemi, zadac powinni-
smy, ably ME kwestyonowano
nam istotnych naszych praw do
naprawde etnograficznej polskiej
ziemi wilenakiej z Wilnem i ME
stwarzano sztucznych tart i wat
plfwosci tam, gdzie ich niema i
bye ME moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
DO WIADOMOSCL

wSzystkIch In~teresantow nnjuprze!-
mIej prOsimy o przestrzegnnie poni1-
sEych wSkn1Ovyek;
Biura AdminiStracyt naszet otNnr
"a prxeE dkien cnfy cd gOdLtny S-meJ
Erana do 1880 wieezorem - CO dnta, =
wyJ9tkiem niedzieI 1 Swiat obowiaxu-
iucyc
~HRrzadca Pisma nns1ego p~rEyjmuJe
I~nteresant6w co dnia w GoDhiNACH
POPOAU DSIOWICH cd 2-giej do o-tet
- z Syjqtkiem sob0t.
Redakcya dla intereSaptow otwnrtn
lest TYLKO w GODZINACH PORAN-
NTCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GODEI-
NY II;SOI pc poludniu tyiko I'm speey-
RlnR umOyya
Redaktor NaczeIny przyJmuJe inte-
TTLKO 20 GODZINiE 1O-teJ
PRED POhUDNIEM.
UpraS1a sic, wsScIkie sprawy n RedRk
cya zalatWiRe, o Tie moEnosci ISEn
ME, bO na k0nwersncye dlugie ME ma
my czaSu; tylko w spraVach szczegol-
nieJszej wagi OsObistyck, Tub ME dn1q-
eyeh sic zalatwie zSNieEIe - droga ko-
-respondencyi - prosimy jaWie sic oso-
biScie, HachOwujac m w~EGledzie, re o.
kolO Eodziny 1I-tej Enmykamy gazette
Z wSzyscy najbardEiej testesmy wtedJ
E~atrudnieni-
KOrcSpondent6w uprnszamy EtnnO-
wezO, ably piSaii CzYTELNE - ATRA-
MEiNTEM, LOB Ma ME
zBYF SCISLFWIE L TELKO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JesIi utwory jakiekotwiek ME maize
bye ogEOSzone, pOchiRnin Je - k0sz
r~edakcyjnyy jesu poIadnne 50 do Ewro-
tu. w razie ME OgiOSnenin, naleky 10
WNRAZNIE ZAZNACZHC L ZAbACzYC
1NACZEK POCzTOWY Ma ZWROTNA
PR2ESYLKE-
adnye komunikatow do ogf0szenl1
ME nnIezy p~rKesylae m knrtach od-
krytychG LADNYCH L ME PRZIJ-
MUJE SIZE k0MUNIhsCHI
NICZNYCH - chyba w wyjatkowych
Hypadkach; r6wnieS oSioszeh, dotyc19-
eyeh t~owRrzystSy, t~elefOnicEnie ME
przyJnlujemy.
wszeIkie oSIOszenla nnleSa do DEtn-
I'M Ogloszen w AdminiStrReyi 1 tam sic
nieni zwracac nalezy.
POdziekoyania WSZELKIEGO ro-
dzaiu, REzOLUCYE POLL
TYCZNE 4 {. y. naleia do Dzialu Oglo-
szen.
wszeIkie kOrespondencye, Sawtndo-
mieain I. ID. MUSIC bye podpisane -
DStnem nazwiSkicm Nruk . ndresem Rt-
.zaceSO; bezimiennyeh, Tub podpisanych
domyslnikiem, albO wreszcte sfowem
-KOmitetD - komunlkacyi, nj kores-
p~ondeneyi ME 1amiesxcSamy.
StanSNezo ME ogfRsznmy ZADNYCH
.BALOwo, ami wycteczek, Tub ,pikni-
kowp URzADzANICH W SOBOTf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
Wiadomosci zPrasyP olskiej wOjczyznie

jehcy polscy. Wsr6d tel katego-
ryi ofiar poznano szeresowca IAN
darmeryi polowej Janiszewskle--
go Stefana, kt6ry zostal wziety
do niewoli pod Kowlem i zamor-
dowany byi W ozarezwyczajce W
bestyalski sposob: zmiazdzono
nlu zupelnie glove. Wielu jehcow
nakianiano do zdrady, obiecuJac
powr6t bez przeszk6d do kraju
z warunkiem wywolania W Polsce
rewolucyi. w celu ustalenia zbro-
dni bolszewickich jest nieodzow-
ne przybycie komisyi z Iona
sejmu i rzadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
MLODZIEz WOBEC WY
PADKoW WILENSKICH.

Warszawa. - Ma wiesc o wy
zwoleniu przez syn6w ziemi Wi
lchskiej, dow6dc6w i zo}nierzy
dywizyi litewsko = biatoruskie),
drogiego wszystkim sercom pol,
skim Wilma, skarbnicy naszej kul
fury, my przedstawicicle mio-
dziezy akademiekiej stolicy, pre-
sylamy VAN, oficerowie, i FOL.
nierze, wyrazy najglebszego u
znania "a Wasz rozpaozliwy, ale
Ronieczny wysi}ek. slubujemy,
re uczynimy wszystko, byscie W
walce przez Was zaczetej, ME
Pozostali sami, by sfusznosc
Swietej sprawy ME Padaa ofiar2
dypEomatycznej rachuby. kzad
polsi, narod caly musi Was po-
przeG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

PuaSid p6I1t5k, U Wieizzv ev mnts1
nv m dhOw1szek poczyty~af Soois
nowinien Stale reklamowxe narodo
nose naSzA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
BARBARZYNSTWA Boise
WIKoW w RoWNEM.

Rowno. - Cd specyalnego ko-
respondents ,,Kur. Por." - Ba,
DAME zbrodni bolszewickich po-
pelnionych tylko W R6wnem,
stwierdza IL siepacze czerwoni
zamordowali okoto 600 ludzi zu1
pelnie niewinnych: kobiet. dzieci
i starcow. Miedzy innymi zamor
dowano Darowskiego, Redlicha
oraz Francuza Lerou, tylko "a to,
re ME chcieli nalezec do komrmi-
Emu. WSrod zamordowanych' So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
CZESKIE R MA $40
WACZYzNIE.

Krakow. - z Pragi donosza
praski kat Wolschlaeger wezwa-
ny zostai przez sad krajowy, ably
azem z pomocnikami udai sic dc
Preszburgu. Osobliwa ia podrol
jest W zwiazku re stanem wyatt
kowym ma Slowaczyznie i wyro-
kami smierci ma patryotow s4o-
wackich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
TAKE JoNEsCU w A
SZAWIE.

Warszawa - Wed1e informa-
cyl o~trzymanych w min. ola
spraw zagranicznych spodziewa-
ny jest W tych dniach przyjazd
rumufrskiego ministra spraw "a
granicznych p. Take Jonescu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
DO MACIERET
POLSKIEJ
WStepujq WsEyscV
DO Wstepne Jest Wohe, a
Podatki Najnizsze!

Ka5dy INA Tub slysza8 o Macierzy
Poskiej i wielu z naszych najwybit-
niejszych ludzi nalezy do Macierzy
Polskiej. Gas iuz, azebys rowniez
sic zapisal.
zgloS sic po aplfkacye do bfura
zarzadu Giowuego. pod mr.. 1857 W.
Division utica, lub pisz albo teiefo-
nuj Monroe 1903, a aplikscye przy-
Slemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
w DZ1EKUJE IA wy
ZWOLENIE.

Warszawa. - Kowefska rada
ludowa nadesia{a do Naczelnika
Pahstwa depesze z wyraami Po-
dziekowania "a rSwolnienie z pod
najazdu b~olszewickiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
Wilno a Kowno.

SrdqleJ z LdClOQem WOJnle z te-
renow, zwanych przez siebie o.
ber-ostem." w Slad "a mimi ply
neia lawina bolszewicka, ktora,
ziamawszy opor mieiscowych sill
wilenskich, zajea Wilno i runeIa
ku Grodnu. Wowczas to wojsko
polskie, tyfko CO utworzone, "a
czej z niczego stworzone, W Ego
dnym wysizku narodowym poczs
lo odpierac navajo wschodnia,
Doprowadziio to mas do odzyska-
MIA wilma i do pojScia daleko ma
posnoc. Juz w6wczas znane byly
checi Litwinow wydsCcia nam
Wilma droga dyplomatyczna i juz
wowczas politycy litewscy praco,
wall zagrahica, mowiac o poi
skim imperyalizmie, 0 zrabowa-
niu przez Polske Litwy, jej stoli'
cy it'd.
Wszystko to robito sic W ohwi-
Ii, gdy wojsko polskie, odpierajac
jedynie niebezpieozefrstwo Dol
szewickie, szio naprz6d, ably ma
przysz4osc udaremnic wrogte nam
zakusy pafstwa mordu i gra6ie-
zy.
Wiedzieli Litwini,, re zamiary
ich So daleho siegajaee i bynaj-
mniej ME byli pewni swego ivy
ciestwa. Pochod ten nasz wytfu-
maczyli jake odruch zaborczych
dazei naszych, pomimo, re vie
dzieli o odezwie wilehskiej z dnia
22go kwietnia Nzozelnika Pan
silva i szeroko ia komentowali,
Wiedzac o bezpodstawnoSci
dazen, rozpoczeai Litwini
kampanie oszczerstw i potwarzy
wzgledem PofsG, odciagajac ca
IL uwage poiska i zachodnio-euro-
pejska cd sprawy Kowna, cd spra
wy, ktora w zasadzie niczem sic
ME rozniia Cd wilenskiej- Bo
jest Kowno?
Twierdzi sic powszechnie, re
Jest to giowne centrum etnogra-
litewakiego obszaru, re
Jest to oSrodek zycia litewskiego,
bye moze przyszsa stolica Litwy,
jesli tyEko takie pahstwo bedzie.
w twierdzeniu takiem zacho-
dzifo i zachodzi, conajmniej, ME
porozumienie. Pomijajac juz sam
fakt niezwykle rozwinietego zy-
cia polSkiego W Kowiehskiem
wogole, a W Kownie W szczegol-
pomijajac to, IL stan posia-
DANA ma Litwie jest W reku pol
skiem, pomijajac dalej i to, re
So W Kowienszczyznie powiaty,
W kt6rych ludnosc polska stano-
wi wzgledna wiekszoSc ME
MONA pomina6 mflczeniem fax
tn, re, samo Kowno, ten rzekomy
zycia litewskiego, jest W
wiekszosci swej polskie wraz z
przyleg,emi czesciami kilku po-
wiat6w, Gdy byfy wybory do ko-
wienskiej Rady miejskiej, a byso
to po ustapieniu Niemc6w, a "a
rzadow juz litewskich, wybory
tajne, qowszechne, Proporcyonal-
ne it'd. - saowem najdemokraty-
czniejsze i przy wyraznych nadu-
zyciach ma rzecz Litwinow - do
kowiehskiej Rady miejskiej we
szfo: 80 Polakow, % zydow, II
Litwinow, 6 Niemcow i l Rosya-
min. Ola tyeh, co ma podstawie
wolnej i ME przymuszone wolf
"a w danym razie naduzytej ma
korzySc Litwin6wD obywateli
danego kraju, oryentuja sic o ich
dazeniach i skiadzie narodowo--
sciowym, jasnem jest i zupeAnie
pewnem, re Kowno W wiekszoSci
swej jest polskie. R6wniez jas
mem to jest i ola rzadu kowieh--
skiego, kt6ry widzac, jak chwiej-
ne jego i ~niepewne jest, stanowi-
sko nawet W Kowienszczyznie,
odciagnal ogolna uwage ma Will
no, ably W ten spos6b, jeSli juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
L re
SAWINKOWEM.

Warszawa - w tych dniach
ma sic odbyG spotkanie osobiste
atamana Petbrry re Sawinko-
VEN.