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The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03
C H f ERF UL C If I R P s
(Ry "DEL.")

Mostly those intervals when real idea along and is grabbed of. \
The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

Milt Powers wants to know if the poet who wrote:
 And dying, leave behind us
 Footprints in the sands of time," wasn't pretty much off his base, inas- much as we all know that time doesn't walk, but flies.
The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

As we write this we are weepin'- bitter salt tears of anguish of soul and distress of pocket; for we just lost the first game with Jerome. But cheer up, old top; there's another game this afternoon! Maybe.
The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03

When we met Jack Wilson on the street one morning last week, he said
 Congratulate me. I've got two boys and two girls this morning." and we were all excitement for a moment, thinking what a great front page story that arrival of quadruplets would make, and then it suddenly dawned on us that Mir. Wilson already had two girls and boy, and it was the fourth boy he was announcing.
 Some of these old bucks that used to star on the baseball diamond ought to get out and practice with the kids; then, when there's a hole in the line up, they might be of some use to the game. That fellow, Pete Samoza, if he can develop the smoke he used to, would make us forget our sorrow even if May and Howard both broke their legs; R. G. Stevenson, who pulled the stroke oar on his college team as we'll as played ball--a little practice should enable him to pound them over the right field fence at least once every inning.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
Home Nursing and Health Hints
A CUP OF HOT WATER.
BY M. JESSIE LElTo1.

A rainy Sunday Ind driven the girl
who rented the third floor back room
70 the Kitchen In search Of coal for her
fireplace. A worried Iandlgny took the
Rcultie from her hand, saying ~ she
started down cellar for coal: John is
that sick today. I'm right worried. !
wouldn't be surprised II he turned out
TO have cancer OF the stomach"
The girl had passed the stage OF be-
Ing amused NJ the quaint old lady from
Vermont who dweit with great relish
upon the fact that most Of the family
had died Of cancer, and who reckoned
II ran In the family. Johns folks, on
the otheI hand had nearly all been as
sisted into the beyond by sudden death,
varying FROM train wrecks TO cyclones.
And as the klrl knew by experience,
once the old lady began 70 recount
these narrowing and horrible details,
there was no escape,
Depending on the Druggist. "A
But II was rainy day and the little
old lady looked genuinely anxious about
her John. so, taking the coal from her
hand. Ahe girl said. What seems 70
be the matter2"
.Weil, lis his stomach" began Mrs.
John, IN a resigned fashion. Pains
that just take his breath away"
Have YOU called n doctorW
"Blesa you. faint no use, John
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

hasn't enough faith In doctoring. Be-
sides, he's got some powders and oint-
ment TO rub on that he got from the
druggiat Il smells powerful strong.
that ointment does.
'TIe hasn't eaten enough TO keep a
cat alive today. Just a bit OF veal
stew and couple OF potatoes, and a
piece of mushmelon, at noon. And all
day the pain has been bad
Submits 70 Girls Treatment.
Just then John staggered Into the
room, groaning in great distress. His
face WAS grayish green, and the poor
old man was evidently In great pain.
SO the girl, who had Influenza nursing
experience, came TO the rescue.
"You are bilious" sne said firmly
''And you should not be eating 8t all to-
day / will volunteer 20 cure you In
a few hours-if you win do what say"
And poor old John. groaning diamaily
assented, while Mira. John fluttered IN
the ofIing, confident that John was In
the first sague stages OF "a cancer"
a large cup OF very hot wafer In
which Il quarter ~ q teaepoonful of
baking soda had been dissolved was
the first prescription. After distress
Ing few minutes. In which the old mans
stomach was relieved OF considerably
more congestion than one stomach IL
entitled to. second cup followed. The
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
ARRESTED FOR MURDER

Knoxville, oct. 20.--F'red 5ndler has
been arrested hero on the charge 0f
having fifed the shot that killed VIII
Watkins and n resident Of Reidsville,
". q. and was placed In the city
jail 70 await the arrival OF the sheriff
from North Carolina. who had sought
the assistance OF the Knoxville police
IN apprehending Sadier. City Detec-
tlves Dennis Eognrty and =; b Chez
low street. The sheriff who requested
the arrest OF SRdler by the local police
Ter back TO ReidsvlIe BY the hrst
When seen this morning by q reporter
In The city jail, 6adler admitted that he
shot Watkins, but claimed that he shot
him In sclf-defense. lie stated that
Watkins had threatened 70 shoot him.
and that as they were quarrellnE Wat
klns started 10 get his pistol, He statds
he then Aired ut Watkins. The killing
occurred about ten days ago. and Sad
ler has been nj large since. He IL said
to have relatives living in Knoxville.
When Apprehended by the detectives,
Sadler admitted he was the man who
shot watkins, according 70 the detec-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

girl stood BY valianiiy. and Insisted that
the water BE- swallowed as hot as
could be borne. instead Of being al
lowed TO cool and taken In tepid In
Then John" was carefully tucked
into bed, with hot irons nj his feet,
and d hot water bottle In the region
81 his much abused stomach. And he
fell asleep almost before the girl could
tlptoe out and close the door.
Three hours later the girl stole down
10 the kitchen to inquire about her pa
TENT He was still asleep.
IA bowl of hot milk when he awaken,
and nothing more substantial until
tn9gning. IL what ! would suggest" she
And over her solitary supper, Mys.
John said, gratefully: Were much
obliged 10 you for hxin' him ~ 30
auick. was just thinkin' that
wouldn be surprised II John didn't
have cancer. after all. He IL aleepln'
80 sound and his skin IL all moist and
pink. just like q baby''s. and folks with
cancer turn yellowfsh."
And as she slipped up the backstairs
again, the girl smoothed an amused
chucke over poor old Mr.. John and his
skin that was as ,'pink as baby's."
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
EXPECT MINERS
FOACCEPT OFFER
Referendum Vote Tuesday for
Ratification Of British
Strike Agreement.

london. soct. zs.--Aithongh the Welsh
.oal miners are atill hostile. belief was
EXPRESSED In responsible quarters today
rnnf the strikers throughout the British
coal fields win ratify the agreement
reached hB the government and the
ted -.sation at miners. The referendum
vote will bsf held Tuesday and the re-
NH win he knwn about twenty-four
hours later.
strikers may return 20 work Thursday
III Friday.
rhe committee promised calls for an
Immediate wage increase OF two shiIl-
inrs per shift for miners and one shiil-
I'LL for boys until Jan. 3. when the
whole question will he reviewed. Atthat
time the output for the last two weeks
~ November and the first two weeks OF
December will be compared with the
output o. september In order to zee II
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29

pfoductIQn has Increased under adj
served the right to cut the miners adj
vance 20 one shilling per shift on the
basis OF d sliding scale which would en-
able the miners 70 increase their wage
advance II production were Increased.
In the mean time the wage board viii
continue its investigation until the end
OF March.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

Mrs. Westbrook who is here on a
visit to her sister, Mrs Seab Hamil-
ton, has been quite i'll for the past
several days She is now reported i'm
proving.
Mr.. Ralph Huckabee of Sandersville
was recent visitcr in Cordele.
Emmett Pound Of Macon was in the
city yesterday.
Friends of little Miss Mildred
Scarboro will regret to know of her
illness.
Miss Verna Scarboro who has been
attending school here has returned to
Unadilla.
Ig
Dallas Hunt and Edge Browder
haye returned to G. NJ. a. after
spending the weekend with home
fclks ii the city.
Miss HARRIET Carswell has recover
Cd frtm a recent attack of influenza
MISS ference Allen who is teach.
slng at Perry spent the weekend here
with her mother.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

The following lines are declared By
Arthur Guiterman to be, in his opin
isn, the best short poem in the Eng
lish language:
BY Percy Bysshe Shelley.
l Met a traveller from an antique
Who said: Two vast and trunkless
Z legs of stone
stand in the deserts Near them, on
the sand,
Half sunk, a shatter'd visage lies,
whose frown
And wrinkled lip and sheer of cold
command
Ten that its sculptor well those pas.
sions read
Witch vet survive, stamp'd on these
lifeless things,
4ut A6Hu THAT mock q them ana the
heart that fed;
And on the pedestal these words ap
pear:
"My name is Ozymandias, king of
Kings:
Lock On my works, We Mighty, and
d despair!"
Nothing beside remains. Round the
II decay
Ct this colossal wreck, boundless and
!. ibarat
The lone and level sands stretch
far away.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

| Mrs. Jacoby and little daughter OF
SAtlanta who has heen the guests of
Mrs. G. M. Mckenzie are now visiting
Mrs. Mitchell Bulloch at Fort Pierce
Florida.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02
MR.. AND MRS MOSES
LEAVES SOON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Moses will leave
at an early date for Montgomery
ala, Mr.. Moses having been trans
erred to that place, Cordele friends
will regret to lose this couple who
during their residence Of several
years here have been prominent in
social and church affairs. The best OF
good wishes will ff>llow them to their
rev home.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02
MATRcNs CLUB MEETING
p.osTPoNEn

On account of illness the meeting
Ct. the Matrons Rook Club has again
been postponed and will not be en-
tertained tomorrow as previously an.
nounced.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

Florida
| Friends of Miss Leila Adkins who
is attending the Cordele High School
will regret to know that she is i'll at
her home several miles from the city
Mrs. Bernard Baatright of Valdosta
is the guest of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Ward
Miss Grace Van Devender has en-.
|tirely recovered from a recent at,
tackk of influenza.
James Diffee who is a student at,
G. M. A. spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
iDiffee.
Mrs j. N. Moses is now entirely
recovered from recent attack of
influenza.
Mrs. j. H. Skipper who has been i'll |
with infhtenza is now steadily i'm. !
proving.
Miss, Annie Kate Fletcher who has
been ill with flu, is now improving.
Mr.. Applewhite who suffered an at |
tack OF influenza has developed pneu
.monia and is new critically i'll. Mrs |
Applewhite has also had flu, but is
now improving.
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Hooks are both
i'll with influenza and confined to
their home at 414 10th ave east.
DR.. j. c. Fatton leaves tonight for |
Atlanta where he will spend several
days in special study, particularly on |
elimination Of pain. in dental opera
ticns. Here's hoping he will learn it.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

Friends of Miss Leila Adkins who
is attending the Cordele High School.
will regret to know that she is i'll at
her home several miles from the city
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

Mrs. Bernard Baatright of Valdosta
is the guest of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Ward.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

NEINAMNNgNMmMEE
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-02

Miss Grace Van Devender has Ell.
tirely recovered from a recent at.
tackk of influenza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
zADANIA POLSKIE CO DO
GRANICY WScHODNIEI,

SNAVN4$I
Ryga, 1. pazdziernika. - Po-
lacy bed9 nalegali ma otrzymanie
granicy, biegnacej ma wsclrod Cd
Paranowicz i linii kolejowej ku-
nice . R0wne, czyli mniej wiecej
wzdluz dawnego frontu rosyisko.
niemieckiego. gdya Polska chce
zabezpieczyc sobie strategicznq
granice ma wSchodz;e. Polacy be-
ia starali sic rowniez o~trzylnac
rejon blot polesSich, ktore pred
stawiaje powaznq obrone W ra-
zie inwazyi re strony Rosyi. Me
kttrzy delegaci po!scy sd "a O.
trzymaniem granicy, biegnacej
wzdiuz Berezyny,
Panuje przekonanie, re Poia-
" beda staraii sic otrzymac IL
nie. jak najbardsiej wysuniete ma
wschod.
Stanisiaw Grabski wyrazii sic,
re ME mole bye mowy o zaduem
ultimatum re stronv Rosy. ODE
cnie Polacy Lajmuiq Pozycye, ia
ks bolszewicy zajmowali podczas
I~onferencyi W Minshu. ii. maj
pierw musza bye om6wione pre-,
liminarne warunki pokoju. 4
dopiero pozniej nastapi zawiesze'
ME broni.
Co sic tyczy Galicyi Wschod,
aiej. to p. Grabski orzeki. ze
sraj ten nigdy ME nalezal: do Ro'
syi. wobec czego GaIicya ME be
die przedmiotem dyskusyi po--
niedzy Polska i Rosya.
BOLSZEWIZM WROGIEM
CYWILIZACYI EUROPEJ-
SKIEJ.
Konstantynopol. 1. pazdzierni,
ka. - Leader bolszewicki. zyC
Zinowiew, W jednej re swych
NOV. wyghoszonyeh ma mityngu
" Baku. zaznaczyl. re ,.cywiliza'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
AMERYKA zAKUP1LA FA-
BRYKI ZEPELINoW.


Paryz, i. pazdziernika. -
Franoiskie ministeryum spraw
zagranicznych otrzymafo wiado-
nose, re Ameryka zakupiia wszy
stkie fabryki Z~epelinow w Mem
czech wraz Z maszynami i Surow-
CANT. Wobec tego, re ma mocy
traktatu wersalskiego Niemcy ME
maja prawa ~wyrabiae sterowc6w
wojennych, Amerykanie czynia
przygotowania do przewiezienia
tych fabryk do Ameryki.
TERROR ANGIELsKI W 1R-
LANDYI.
Dublin, 1. pazdziernika. - w
BelfaScie powstaly znow rozru--
chy. Mieszkania nacyonalistow
zostaiy spalone. Policya atakuje
wieksze zgromadzenia publiczno-
sci ma ulicach pahkami, co dale
powod do krwawych stare z po-
licya.
Ajax Sim Feinerow ma ko--
szary wojskowe przyczynii okoio
ST 100000 szkody. Z
MAC sWINEY CZUJE SIZE
ZNoW BARDZo SLABYM.
Londyn, /. pazdzienika. -
Biuletyn Irlandzkiej Ligi Samo-
okreslenia donosi, re lord Mae
Swiney czuje sic znow bardziej
slaby. Dzisiaj lord rozpoczai 5Oty
dzien swej gtodowki.
GENUI GROZI POWSZECH--
NY STRAJK.
Turyn, l. pazdziemika.
Wskutek zadania policyi wyda--
MIA A leaderow, bioracych udzial
w zajeciu okretow. Genni grozi
powszechny strajk. Anarchlsta
wloski, Malatesta, przybyl wczo-
raj do Genui i podburza robotni-
k6w do rozpoczecia strajku, je--
zeli rad ME wypusci ma wolnost
aresztowanych trzech leaderow
acknowledgement.
Pomiedzy robotnikami fabryk
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ! wlaScicielami
doszlo do porozumienia i robot
nicy maja przystapic do piracy W
poniedziaick.
KOMUNIKACYA POMIEDZY
FRANCYA I WLOCHAMI
PRZERWANA WSKUTEK
POWODZI.
Turyn. l. pazdziernika. - 10
munikacya koiejowa pomiedzy
Francya i Wtochami zostaia
przerwana wskutek uszkodzenia
tune.u W gore Cents przez wy
lew rzeki Dora Baltea. WieS San
Bertrand zoStala czesciowo mi,
szczona i kilka osob utoneio.
1000 LEKARZY MA sTRAJKU
Wieden, l., pazdziernika. -
Cztery tysiqce lckarzy wleden--
skich. kt9rzy pracowali W Stowa
rzyszeniu Opieki mad Chorymi,
oelosili strajk, zaznaczajac, re
wtedy tylko beda wizytowac cho-
rych. jezeli "a kazda wlzyte O.
trzymaia od~powiednie honora-
rum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
z KoNFERENCYI BRUKSEL.
SKIEJ.

Bruksela. 1. paSdziernika. -
Gf0wnym przedmiotem rozpraw
miedzynarodowej konwencyi fl
nansowej jest sprawl taryf. WIG
kszo;c delegatow jest "a wolnym
handiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
kR6TkK ROTATkl KlEJSkE,
Harry HaSelwood, dyreltor OsiO

Harry HaSelwo0d, dyrelFtor Ogfo-
szcniowy dla zachoduich kwater Kra-
iowcso kOmitctu demokratyc0nego u
mari ouegdaj W szpibaiu Wesley. -
Przyczyna smierci Hasefwood'a byto O.
sire zapalenie pfuc, ma kt6re cierplai
luz cd kilkmastu dni. Haselwood PREY
zgonie liczyi lat czterdaieSci.
- POlicya Z MelrOse Parku areszto-
ya}a wczoraj ~niejakiego Roberta Ma
poleona, kt6ry pc przyprowadzeniu IA
stacye poiicyjna przyznaf sic, IL W IL
biegly po~niedziaiek uprowadzii W au-
tomobllu 1S-letnla Grace Marine, va
kt6rej dopuscii sic gwaitu. Kiedy mieSz
ka6cy Melrose Parku' dowiedzieli sic o
aresztowaniu degenerate, zrobill gene
rainy szturm do wiezienia, chcac go
stamtad wydostac / zrobiG ma MIN sad
dorazny; policya jednak do teGo ME
dopuSciia.
- Ma torach kolejowyeh linii BAL
timore and Ohio Railroad, PREY 79tej
ul., maleziono onegdaj zwlOki zaszty-
letowanego marynarza, ma kt6rego u
braniu wfdniaf monogram &C. u. Gu
pel". POlicya wdrozyia sledztwo.
- Drugi regiment piechoty armii a.
merykanskiej, kt0ry oStatnio zostai
~zamieniony ma Oddzia} milicyi stano-
wei = urzadzil onegdaj wieczorem W
zbrojowni drugiego regimentu, przy
1856 Madison Ill, w~ieczorek, ma kt6ry
zaprosii ~wszystkich ~ex-zo1nierzy ar
mil ameryka6skiej. Aranzerem VIE
czorku tego byl major Fred f. Rand.
- Policyant Powers, kt6ry p0dczas
ostatnich prawybor6w zastrzelii nieja-
kiego NJ. Fennessy'ego zoStal onegdaj
przez sad koronerski u~wolniony cd
wszelkiej odpowiedzialnosci. Swiadko.
vie zeznai, liz FenneSsy uderzyl pier.
wszy ~policyanta | siegal Pc revolver
kiedy dopiero policyant Powers dobyi
rewolweru 1 strzellk don.
- PAM D. Edelstetn. wraeajac
wczoraj do domu zcstala napadnie-
ia przez dwu uzbrojonych bandyt6w
| obrabowans z biiuteryi Tartosci
okofo $4,000, oraz z got6wki $40.
PAM Edelstein wracala byla 2 tea
tru I byla juz W przedsionku wlasns-
go m~ieszkania, pnr. 1855 Indepen-
dence blvd, kiedy napadli ma mia
rabusie.
Harry Hoy, LEGACY lat SO. Z p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01

mr.. $50 .Kimbark ave, kasysr re-
stauracyi przy 31o2 South State I'll.
zostal onegdaj " nocS troykrotnie
p~ostrzelony pre- zdwu bandytow mu-
rzyn6w, kt6rzy weszli do restauracyi
- celem rabunku. Kiedy bandycl
weszli do restauracyi, Hoy wiasnie
spozywai posilek:. za5adali oni cy-
gar; W chwili kiedy kasyer zdatal
do kantoru jeden Z. purzynow -
bez ostrzezenia strzelii don try ra-
zy. poczem zabrali $40 z kasy | wy
sill. Hoy'a nieprzytomnego zabrano
do szpitala Michael Reese. gdzle
lekarze ME maIa nadziei utr5ymania
go PREY zyciu.
SzeScioletnia dzdewczynka,
Franciszka O'Neill. zsfnieszkaia y
rodzicami pnr. 632 Addison ul. 20
stala onegdaj przejechana przez au-
tomobil, kt6rym kierowal Edward
Halberg, Z pnr. 1911 Addison III.
Dziewczynka znajduje sic W szpita-
lu W stanie krytycznym. Wediug O.
powiadania swiadk6w Halberg miai
jechat z niedozwolona saybkoscia,
kiedy maia Frania przebiegala uli-
&c - zdazajac do domu. Halberg 20
stall aresztcwany.
- Nc onegdajszej sesyi trustysow
chicagoskiego uniwersytetu North
western" zostal obrany prezesem te-
COZ uniwersytetu professor Wiady--
shaw Dill Scott. Professor Scott 20
stall obrany jednogioSnie prezesem
ma mIejsce ustepujacego jutro pre-
zesa DR.. Lynn H. Hcugh'a. Profe-
sor Scott Jest byiym alumnem uni
~wersytetu Northwestern; zdarza
sic to poraz pierwszy W history tsso
unlwersytetu, ateby uczeh tegot 20
stall lego giowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
LITWA SIZE MA
w SUWAL,
KACH.

Paryz, !. pazdzlernrka. - La
twa przyjeia propozyeye polska
natychmiastowego otwarcia kon-
ferencyi w Suwaifach. wobec
czego rokowania pokojowe po-
miedzy Polska a Litwa rozpocz-
ma sic dziSiai Tub jutro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
BOLSZEWII r o NIEBY-
WALY GLoD.

Paryz, l. pazdziernika. Tai
nj agenci francuscy nadeSiali RIA
dowi francuSkiemu rapoTty rzadu
sowieckiego, Z ktorych widac, re
miastom rosyjskim grozi wielki
glod W czasie zimowym / zima
ia bedzie najbardziej krytyczna
Cd 1914 roku. Gi6d grozi nawet
najbardziej zyznym miejscowo--
SCION Rosyi.
,WkoScianie W caiej Rosy odno-
sza sic wrogo wzgiedem Mast.
Me chca oni przyjmowat bezwar-
toSciowych pieniedzy papiero-
wych i W obawie pred konfiSka-
eva zywnosci produkujq tyiko
lyle, lie i'm potrzeba ma swoje
potrzeby.
Usilowania bolszewikow w &C.
lu nawiazania stosunkow handle
wych z Europa daily mike rezuSta
ty. Fabryki rosyjskie W wiekszej
czesci ,stoia bezczynnie.
Brak wegla zaoStrzyi sig jesz-
cze bardziej z chwiIa zajecia "a
giebia Donieckiego przez wojoka
Nv ronola
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01

wana demokracya' must nauczyG
narody wschodnie iak trzeba "a
bijac bale zwierzeta, ktore wy
godnie siedza w Londynie, Parry
zu i New Iorku. Jest rzeczs zu-
pelnie jasna, re bolSzewizm day
do podburzenia wschodu przeciw
cywilizacyi biaiych. Ma mityugu.
ma ktorym przemawial Zinowiew
wszystkie narody Azyi miaiy swo-
ich przedstawicieli. Byli tam 70,
wniez reprezentanci i pailstw cy,
wiuiz owanych aaPitribCz ae3'
wilizowanych - Ameryka byla
reprezentowana przez John Rec
d'a i Edwarda Scotia; Fransya
= przez Rossmer'a; Anglia -
przez Walsh'a i Wegry przez
Karola Radka i Belle Kuna.
Zinowiew w swej inauguracyj-
mel movie porownywal komu-
nizm do chrzescijtnstwa Z daw-
nych czasow. Jedynym wogiem
komunizmu jest kapitalnzm.
Radek W swej movie podkreS,
lii, re Lenin nazwai Anslis,
Francye i Ameryke "wielkiml
ziodziejami."
Glowna atrakcya dnia byia Elk
zekucya in effigie prezydenta
Wilsona. Lloyd Georgia. i Mile
rand'a. Postacie byly ubrane W
czarne szaty i spalone puoiiez--
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
100000 Szkody. =
MAC sWINEY CZUJE SIZE
ZNoW BARDZO SLABYM.

Londyn, /. pazdziernika. -
Biuletyn Irlandzkiej Ligi Samo-
okreslenia donosi, re lord Mae
Swiney czuje sic znow bardziej
slaby. Dzisiaj lord rozpoczai 5oty
dzien swej gtodowki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
OBIECALI POMOC
WRANGLOWI.

Paryz, /. paidziernika. - De
pesza iskrowa Z Moskwy donoai,
re rad sowiecki otrzymaf via
domoSci, IL polski minister spra"
zagranicznych. ks. Sapieha, PREY
rzcki pomoc Wranglowi przez
dostarAenie mu amunicyi. jak tyl
10 po&oj 2 Rosya bolszewica2
zostanie ZaWartv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
MACHNO ZAJAL STRATEG1'
CZNY PUNKTI MAD DN1E-
PREM.

Sewastopol, 1. pazdziernika.-
Gen. Wolodin. nalezacy do armii
gen. Machno, zajai Nikopol mad
Dnieprem, wazny punkt strate--
giczny. lime oddziafy armii gen.
Maehno operujq ma P04noc cd ar
mil Wrangla i ma Ukrainie, gdzie
spodziewane jest poYstanle w'o-
Scian przeciw bolszewrkom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
~ISlsgramy ~zagranitzns,
.Dokonc1enle ze str. ben.

.Dokonc1erie ze str, lei,)N
bolszewickie. przesiane mt przez
prezeSa polskiej delegacyi poko-
jowejrp. Dabskiego. Konferencya
Eawiesila swoie praee do zasu o.
trzymania odpowiedzi z Warsza-
Wy.
Rad Lejby Trockiego czyni
wszelkie wysifki w celu zgroma-
dzenia czerwonej armii, ktora
mogtaby stawic op6r dalszemu
posuwaniu sic wojsk polskich, al
bowiem wojskowi leaderzy poll
Soy wypracowuwuja plan ulep--
szenia pozycyi strategicznych, o.
rag weSzli W porozumienie z Fran
eva CO do dostawy amunicyi.
Deiegacya polska miala wyra--
zie sic nieoficyalnie, re Po,ska
ME zgodzi sic ma granice zapro--
ponowana jei przez bolszewikow.
Odpowiedz rzadu polskiego ma
warunki bolszewickie oczekiwana
jest dzisiaj.
Panuje przekonanie. re konfe-
rencya ryska jest tylko przesz-
koda do zawarcia pokoju i jezeli
pokoj zostanie zawarty, to stanie
sic to tylko dzieki bezposrednim
pertraktacyom pomiedzy Warsza
wa i Moskwa.
Pokoj bolszewicko totewski 20
stat ra~tyfikOwany j bolszewic.
otworzyli zaraz\swoia ambasads
ma Lotwie ma czele z komisarzem
Hanickim.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-20

Time, l5-minute halves goals, Seav-
or 3, Wilson, Danseveau, Fletcher
foul, Ceresa. A good attendance en-
couraged the teams.