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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
GOMPERS SAYS FALLS
REPORT MEANS WAR
Should Congress Adopt Recommendations Mexican
Situation It Amounts to Declaration Unless Mexico
Rewrites Constitution to Suit Our Interests"

of communication between the City
OF Mexico and every seaport and bor-
der port into Mexico.
''Of course this amounts to policing
practically the whole of the country.
Those who know Mexico and the
Mexican people understand fully that
such action would mean war between
The two countries. The report of
senator Falls committee, therefore,
IS report which ecoe,mends a
course leading direct TO war with
Mexico. This has long been desired
by American interests engaged in the
exploitation of tho natural wealth of
Mexico.
Adoption by the Senate OF this re-
port would constitute the adoption of
n foreign policy completely at va
ana traditions OF our republic. Such
course rs Is recommended by the
report of Senator Falls committee.
must bc opposed by every justice and
frccdom-lov!ng American. and will
beyond question be unrcscrvcdly con-
demncd by the working people OF our
country and the great masses of our
people generally.
1T is difficult to believe that the
Senate will give serious considera-
ton to report SO out of harmony
with the best thought OF our time,
and so full OF possibilities of dire
consequence TO our people and our
nation as well rs to nciEhbor re-
public with which we are at peace.
The report calls for American aid
10 Mexico. providing Mexico agrees
not an American proposition. 1t is
Il Pruss!an proposition 1t must be
set aside by the popular opinion and
fair Judgment OF our people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

interests ITO underwrite the Wood
candidacy for millions. MIR. Ducll
said he was cousin of Elihu Root.
The first meeting" he testified,
was held at IL East seventy sec
ond street, New York City. at which
Robert *. Cassatt. son of the late
president of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, Ambrose Il. Mcneil, General
Wood and myself were present. This
was MIR. Monells home"
who is Mr.. Nloncll?" Senator
Spencer asked.
HE Is connected with Intcrna-
tionul Nickel. Midvale steel and the
American Bank Note Company" MIR
Duell replied. lie was tho quiet
collector for Wood In New York
in tho early days of the campaign.
MIR. Mcneil WAS the one who sug-
gested that the campaign should he
underwrittcn for from 100000 to
81, 600, 900.
ut was at this first meeting that
Mr.. Cassatt was asked to UNDER
write or raise 100000. In all fair
ness to Mr.. Cassatt. after some con-
sidcration. he said he thought he was
not the man TO raise the money, al
though he favored General Wood"
Can you tell us what you raised?"
asked Senator Spencer.
Il went to IL. l.. Smathers and he
contributed 100000" said the witness
What did Mcneil personally raise
or UNDERWATER? Senator Spencer con-
tinued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
OBREGON TO REORCAN|zE
-
AND CUT ARMY IN HALF
Mexican Military Leader Will Put
=, Force of Ruralcs i'll Outlying
Districts.
OPENS VILLA PEACE FARLEY
Close Observers of Situation i'm
Troubled Republic Believe Next
Break Between Factions Will ISc
Over New Constitution.
OPENS VILLA PEACE FARLEY


WASHINGTON. June 3-Reduction
of the Mexican army has been started
st the suggestion OF General ObrcEon.
according 10 adviccs received in
government. General ObreEon is
quoted as saying that the army will
: he recognized and reduced to half
its present size.
The organization Of force Of
rurales TO police the outlying parts
OF the country also has begun. these
ndvtces state. Negotiations were
opened with Francisco villa. the
rebel leader. TO head the new ruralcs.
but Villa is reported 10 have refused.
The report received today at the
state Department that General Etnri-
QueZ. military commander of tho
Chihuahua District, was in active pur-
suit of Villa. following a battle yes
to-day at Parral, IS believed by rep
resentattvcs OF the de fac:o govern
inent here to BIO mistake. they
said the military movement against
Villa had been held UP pending rcEo-
itations to bring about his pcaccablc
retirement.
Villa. the agents said, has notified
the dcfacto government that he de-
sircs no position for himself, hut
wishes to retire TO private life. lie
Is holding out, however. for full
guarantees for his suhordinatcS and
for the promise Of enactment of GER
tain Legislation to modify the more
radical parts of the Que.cinro Con-
stitution.
Some observers here of Mexican af-
fairs believe this Constitution will he
the rock on which the next break of
the various Mexican factions viii
come. MciNueiro, In OaNaCa, is still
in revolt. now against the dc fac;o
government for the restoration of the
Constitution of 1856, and he is sup
ported by tho entire government OF
the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

NN''i''""c' j Oh! 4 !rSl l'ice.)
beading in the direction OF James
River. The owner was not idcnti-
fed.
The Western Union Telegram
Company reported that il lost heav-
!iy only along It's Southern route.
The Virginia Railway and Power
Company reported several cars de-
rallied as result of bad washouts
on the switches. and track condi-
lions In fairly bad shape. The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. Of Virginia. reported many
lines out OF commission. and asked
the public 10 have patience. sine.
the operators found 1t impossible to
give normal service.
The United States Weather Blu
rcau estimated the rainfall in Rich
mond ~ about two and seventy nine
-hundrcd;h inches. and declared
the storm was being fcl, in the area
east OF the Mississippi River Dam
age along the water front was
slight. but in The vicinity of Main
Street, between Fifteenth and Seven
tcenth Streets. many stores had
their cellars flooded and stocks dam
aged. ShOckoe Creek overlooked it's
banks, causing great Inconvenience
+ 10 residents in that ncishborhood.
Ia the vicinity OF Main Street Sta
t!on the water was even with the
curb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

''oHtlNucu + rom First l'aGe.)
league question settled as the ma
jority decides it should be settled.
1 shall insist that the convention
take manly. courageous stand"
Governor DcecIsmnn Arrives.
Governor Becckman. OF Rhotc
Island. one of first Governors 10 ar
rive for the convention, gave out a
statement dcpiorinE prominence
given In the press 10 Views and de-
sircs OF United States Senator'S on
convention affairs.
From reading tho papcrs." snEl
Governor Bccckman, who is one O:
Rhode Islands delegates AZ large 81
was not cutie sure whA.hcr was
gong 10 Republican convention or
House were hardly mentioned. ! want
nothing for myself but think mem
hers or the House and Governors and
others should a least be consulted"
Governor Beeckulan said he APP
proved the selection OF Senator Lodge.
OF Massachusetts FOR temporary
chairman. but said the permanent
chAirmansh platform, blanks and
oln.r aha;rS seemed. from press re
ports 10 be matters exclusively for
settlement by Senators. He denied
iaNo-!nc or opposing any Senators
inyoelyed' but added:
the convention and not by any auto
cratic body ! have great hopes that
this convention will be run hv the
conEo ntion-no; by one man or amy
body OF men"
Miss Hay Presents Plan.
Plans for q DEMAND that the Re
publican Nationals. 'omWittcc hc in
crc1ed from i.ttYNight 20 ninety
SIX members, and that woman vice
chairman be appointed were an
nounced today by Miss Mary Carrot
Hay Of New York. chairman OF the
Republican Woncn's National Ex-
ccutivc Committee.
Miss Hay discussed her plans with
many Republicans, following tho fail
urc OF tho subcommittee OF the ma
tonal committee to reach any def
mite conclusions AT It's meeting to-
cay 10 TAX" ~ the question Of
Women's representation. Miss Hays
plan VIII be presented before a caucus
OF women sunday, and II approx ed
VIII BE placed before the subcomnit-
tee Monday
The personnel Of the committee
should be Increased from forty-cl.ht
10 ninety sin said Miss Hay. be
cause the electorate mas been doubled.
do not mean there should he a man
ana "a woman from every STATE It
Is up 10 the states 10 cleo; any one
they wish Also. there should be a
woman Nicechairman and an as
slstan' secretary. and either the
secretary or the assistant should be
Il woman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

MACON. ca. June 3.--Jonn {, phil.
lips Was found guilty OF manslaj!ghter
by jury here today Ia connection
with nc killing Of W 4. Fon6,. a
the third trial Of til. case pEilir.'S
was found guilty o, murder IN ia
INST trial and sentenced to life i'm D..
prominent. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

existing circumstances would be an
city"
Tho message was signed 10y five
commissioners. Including Mayor IL.
o Sappington.
j. Nj. Barb. president OF tho Gal
weston LABOR Council, denounced
Governor llobby's decision to send
suardSmcn here ms wholly uncalled
for and entirely unnecessnry."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
CHICAGO MAYOR BRINGS
SUIT AGAINST TRIBUNE
Claim for Damage IL BASED ON War
Time Editorial Attacking Amer
icanism of PlnintiH.

IBN NssN-Intel prraal
NEW YORK. June 3-Mayor Will
liam Hale Thompson. OF Chicago, to-
day filed summons here in the county
clerks Office. preparatory to bring
ing suit against the New York
Tribune. Inc. for libel. The suit is
the result of Il recent Tribune cdi-
torial. which the plaintiff asserts re-
nected on his Amcricamism during
the war.
local .,,tnr,,,. - H" IL
would not state the amount of dam
ages to bo demanded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
REQUESTS SMALL HATS
Mrs. Raymond Robins Ask Women
Attending Convention TO Remove
HcadNcnr W hen seated.

NIII'-.NII J.It j. = WUlNCN al
tending tic Republican National CON
Ecniion are asked 0y Mrs Raymond
robins 20 wear plan small hats ana
TO take them of as soon as they are
SehttH ln iHe convention hail Mrs.
Robins Is the wife Of the chairman Of
the last Progressive party convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
villa ncutcn or Mt pnrrnI.

I'll pASO. TEN, June 3.--Parral.
Chihuahua, city OF about $1,000
population. was attacked unsucccss-
fully by the bandit forces OF Fran
cisco Villa yesterday, according to
unofficial advices received here today
Parral is the center OF large min
Ing district in which numerous large
American and other foreign
companies are operating. The re-
ported attack on Parrai would indi-
cate. IL was said by officials here.
that Villa has much larger force
under his command than recent
Cgt!mates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
INSIDER DtSCLOSES
INTIMATE SECRETS
OF CAMPAIGN FUND
Continual From Elrat HaEel

loaned 100000 10 tho Wood com.
m!ucc?" Senator Reed asked.
Yes"
In answer to a question relative
10 the record q. Wood receipts and
expenditures. General Burt produced
a huge volume. In this memoranda
we're found vouchers signed by Leon
ard Wood personally, covering In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

on real estate for 1870 are now ready
for payment. TO avoid penalty pay
one-half or all before June 30th
Memorandum bills will be- mailed
upon request by furnishing names
and fun description Of property. or
same may be had by applying to the
Collector of Taxes. Room l01 CITY
Hall, or Tenth and Hull Streets, South
Richmond.
II. l.. litLCE
Collector.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04


$4,000. which were regarded rs sig
corrupt practices act That law
limits expenditures by n committee
while placing no limit on expcndi-
lures candidates may make person
ally.
Demands wood Cash Book.
1--WE want the Wood cash book:
have YOU got it with you" Senator
Reed demanded
What have given you are all the
papers and books 1 had anything to
do with" Burt answered Incl
dentally I wan; this committee to
know Mr.. Mcneil never gave ME
personally n dollar for this cam
paign."
What amount OF money was
spent on the Wood speakers bu-
feam| Reed continued.
thousands o. dollars. I imagine.
without going through all of these
records" Eurti declared
Just what Is your connection with
MI Moncl!?" asked Senator Reed.
served together in France
Did Leonard Wood contribute any
Senator Pomcrenc.
i do not know"
What do you know about money
sncnt for detective work by the
Wood committee" asked Senator
Reed.
Nothing but that spent for a
Waterman for the Chicago hcadQuar-
ttrs from the Burns agency" Burt
"Were not men hired from tho
BurnN agency 10 trail field MANAGERS
and keep an eye on Frank NJ. Hitch
- do not know" he replied.
You are sure YOU know nothing
OF any such incidcnt?'
y am certain
DID George Sunday. Billy Sun
days son. get $500 Il week as pub-
LEFTY director for the Wood COM
mittcc?"
II do not know how much he got"
he replied. II am leaving all tho
records here with YOU"
Duell Takes Stand.
Charles H. Ducll, New York attor-
ncy. who was associated with the
Wood campaign during tho regime of
John i. King, took tho stand TO tell
of efforts OF Wall Street financial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
Consider II an Insult.

GALVESTON. TEN. June 3.-The
Board of City Commissioners tonight
telcEraphcd Governor w. u. Hobby
that TO send state troops here In
connection with the dock strike under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
DAY Obsrryc, IN MI,,I.,Iu,I.

ciscs in celebration OF the birthday
OF Jefferson Davis were held through
out Mississippi today by the Amer
lean Legion and the Confederate or
Sanizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
OBSERVE DAVIS BIRTHDAY
throughout Tennessee md Misxisippi
American Legion and Confederate
Veterans Hold Memorial Services.

10y hSscNlaNSi i-T'SS. u
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 3.-The
anniversary OF the birth of jefferson
Davis was OhserYed as COnfnhcratc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

Goodrich Company to Build ZcppcIIns.
tBy Universal Scrvicc.l
LONDON, Juno 3.-'rhe Goodrich
Tire Corporation has purchased tho
secret processes. patents, materials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

Memorial Day In Tennessee. Under
proclamation of the Governor, the
day was Il state holiday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
G. O. P. IN SOUTH
CALLED ON TO GIVE
NEGRO FAIR DEAL

(Coht'Nucd From First Pa-e)
league question settled as the ma
1ority decides it should be settled.
l shall insist that the convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
SEVERE STORM LEAVES
HEAVY DAMAGE IN WAKE

Continued From ELS. raceA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
Durll Takes Stnnd

Charles ii. Duell, New York attor-
ncy. who was associated with the
John II. King, took tho stand 10 toll
of efforts OK Wall Street financial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

II. l.. llCLCE.
Collector.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

THE PALM BEACH MIILS-GOODALL WORSTED CO.
SELLING AGENT: A. RoHAUT 22e FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
FOUND.

CAT-IArxe, white: blue collar. Inquire lsaS
California ct. NV. Apt. Z. Fheue S S.s
4571-J:
PAIR SHOES. See Mrs. 1nman, ITO ~
NV. -------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11
,WARTED-HEIP.

FEMALD pONHB1TC-CSatlnos
GENERAL H0USEW0KKEKldSod. reliable.
settled c0lored woman: also nrstclAHs cook,
come prepared to begin work. 1915 F ct. NV,
GHNRR1L HOUSDW0RKi Nc laundry votf
21st 1T
Tekoma Pan. 2Tslspheas Celums!s se1a la'
H .m.7 ,sn,II ed
LADY'S MAID who VIM do two bedrooms; also
parlor maid, white; also white Or colored
laundress. Apply % Jackssa place during morn
ilGs. Ia
erenee. required. Telephons C.eyeland 400. :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; expsrienced: refer
sncas: 2 days eaeh week Phone North $40. lie
NURSE. white. to take care Of two children.
Apt. e.. 1850 Fuller st.. bet. 10th and 18th,
Euclid and Col. road.
wAITRESsES-2 light colsred girls, experi-
sncsd: sosd pay aud good tips Cali lOos n
st. NV. 12s
WHITE VsIfFess-chambsfmaid; stay n!9Kfs:
must hsve reference. Telephone Meth A9sa
for appointment.
WOMAN white. Tor general 6oussvorf and
day. e017 End ST. ne. lee
W0MAN 1colorcd5. TeIiabIe. Tor general house,
work. Call after pm. 3loS n.
WOMAN, reliable. morning work In groom
; * .e,es e per week. 1875 .. NV, Apt
wOMAE-settled, who, In return for q eood
home and reasoua bic pay, will give honest serv-
ice and care - . shut-in and her home. Ad-
dress. stating terms and particulars. BoT ok,
star otiee. IL
WOMAN, competent general housework; must
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enee, Call Col. g.
WOMAN respectable, middls-aged, to keep
house and care for 5-year-old boy from 7:3O
am. TO $3.50 p.m. reasonable salary. Apply
after 4:30 pm. or Sunday. 1215 34th ct. n ".
WOMAN to cook dinner and general housework
from = 10 1850 pm: wages. $24: must have
references. Apt. 400, Cordova apartment 12s
WOMAN lcolorcd}, reliable. 80 70 30 years,
general housework: stay nights: references re-
quired; salary $50: 1915 Newton at. NV. IL
wOMAN-General homework: stay nights.
Phone Bethesda. 53-M. i2s
WOMEN tcolored, dishwashers. Call 1909 L
Mt. NV.
WORRYING HOUSEKEEPER. for . ladies in
ONCE: reference. Call Sunday or evening after
g. 1912 Emerson ct. NV. ICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11

SALE OF U. S. ARMY AND
NAVY MERCHANDISE.
Only stores handling new and reclaimed
government goods exclusively. No branches.
Army Raincoats, $500 to......,....... So so
Overcoats, o. D.. .............. $50
Canadian Overcoats; Oxford sray...... 1000
Officers MackinaWs; Observation-Disclosures. $50
G. I. Ash Cans; new and reclaimed;
$SS0 ana Z.W
Mattress, Cot and Pillow; complete; new 500
Reclaimed Shees, $500 to.............. $50
Hohnail Shoes; new................ 500
o. d, Wool Pants; new; $500 to........ $50
o. ID. Wool Blankets: lib. ea.; new.... SEQ
O, d. Wool Blankets; reclaimed. ....... 100
Comforts; reclaimed $1.50 to. ......... 2.0N
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-11

WANTED-Cafpenter Jobbing shop with good
6a0e In nv: stHte particulars. Address Box
131-k, Star Office.
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OUR STOCK of sample winter
coats, plush and cloth. fur trim
med; blue and black serge coat
suits; satin, serge and tricotine
dresses; all in the latest winter
styles; values up to $40; selling
at great sacrifice, $l2o5. w.
Rice, 1882 9TH st. NV. Open
evenings.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
MA L CHWlLE.

nina furtka prowadZila 4 ogrOdu do DO
| cznej zaciSznej uliczki. Officer dOszedi
do furtki i otworzy}. Ma ulicy nasiu-
chiwalo dw6ch ludzi pOlicyant i no
cny str0l.
- Co tn rObiciC:
- ~S}ySzeliSmy strzaly W paiacu -
vice p~rzybicgliSmy, waszc.... stwO!-
zaraportOwa} p%Olicyant.
- tax, wscieki sic nam nagle pies,
vice 90 zastrzeliliSmy. MOzecie odejSc!
Odeszli. Ale %pOlicyanci petershur-
soy byli to. siulbiSci, wycwiczeni do
szpiku koSci. Vice przeszli ma przeci-
'wlesIy trotoar, zaczaiIi sic W gfeboEim
cieniu jakiej5 bramy i Zaczeli pllnie
nas}uchiwaG.
Officer Spojrzai ma lcwo i no prawO,
wszcdf 2 powrotem do ogrodu | Fam
knai furrkc. w jakiS kwadrans potcm
ma zakrecic uliczki ukazaf sic cZarny
kryty samoch6d, kt6ry cicho, bcz hafa-
SUI podjecha{ ! stanal pred furtka. -
Trzech lulZi wynioSfo wielki, dluSi
widocznie cielki, DO sic az uginali, to-
mok, z wielkim trudem wpakowali go
do Samochodu. Dw0ch wsiadfO do wne-
trza ,trzeci ma przodzie obok szofera.
Samoch6d pomknal.
Nazajutrz jedna z petersburskich vie
czornych gazet, umiescita ~wydrukowa-
na wielkiemi literami wzminaRe, mniej
wiecej nastepujacej tresci: ,
- DIS zrana ia jednym z moSt6w.
W okolicy wyspy Piotrowskiej patrol
~policyjny zauwazyk wielki mcski ka-
loSz, a obok niego Slady krwi. Natych-
Mast r~ozpoczeto poszukiwanic, kt6re
da}o zupetnie niespodziewane i pierw-
~SzOrzednej wagi wyniki. Krwawe slady
wprost z mostu prowadziiy ma l6d. l.
dac tym Sladem, patrol doszed} do Swie
zej przerebli, dokola kt6rej M udep-
tanym sniegu bylO Rilka wiekszych
plam krwawych. Prze}amano cienki l6d
i ~ujrzano trupa, W N6rym natychmiast
~poznano osobe. odgrywajaca w naszym
zyciu palstwowym wielka role i Zna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25
z Cyk;u 'Krwawa Mara
RasIutin W Carskiem
Stole

RaSputiu czySto mGwii. - jeSli zgl-
No. to i RoSya diugo bezcmnie ME po-
ciQgnie.
Zos,al zabity W koncu 1916 roku. y
rewolucya. kr6ra L taxa ~biysEawiczna
szybSSSciq zdruzgotata kolosa rosyJ-
skiezu. wybuchla " lutym 1911 r.
Pewnej nocy, juz 20 ~dwunastej, -
wSr1d geStej mgly, kt6ra zwykfa IA
s,4e3at petersburSkie ulicc W jeSicn
ma poczatku zimy. ma ulicy Grochow-
skiej zatrzyIuai sic eiCsanckt kryty sd
n,ocbGd. Wysiadt z nieSo mtody, Wy
sykL smuEly officer W uniformie jedne-
-, = naicleSantSzych putkGw jazdy
g~,yardyjskicj.
Zaczekacie Ia mnie tn: roe
tozo} szofcrcOi i ME wszcdi do bra
my. pred kt1rq zatrzymai sic samo-
ch5d. Iccz odSzedI o kilka dom6w ia
lei ! dopierO tam ~zadzwOnfk Widocznie
od5wierny byl przyzwyczajouy do p6z-
nrCh sOSci. DO natychmiaSt oI"or"!i l
glcbokim ukionicm wpuScil Oficera.
kt5ry ;ednym tchem wbicgt M drusie
n.etro d oGrZwi, ME majacych AM ia
,bl:ezki. AM uawet Earty wizytowej z
nazNiSkiem ~iokatora. Niewqtpltwic vie
dziaf doGrzc. gdzie dzwoni. Chot byfo
tuz gylcznie po p1inocy, drzwt OtY0'
rzo5so bar,lzo sybko-
PROSE- zameIGowat! = niewyraz-
mic. wymiruii slulaccj nazwisSo / ME
czekajac "a 0dpowiedz, wszedf do 6a-
wiaIncgo pOkoju. Ia chwile zjawif sic
f~.aSputin. bylo to bowicIn jeso micsz-
Aauie.
Kto oyl tym oficcrem, tcSO dotych-
cas- sc:slr ME uStalOnO; jrS r6wniez
uicustalona jeS; treSt jcgo roznowy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-25

wierny ~sojuszom uczyni wszyst-
10. co nalezy, ably uzykac pomoc
Cd experimentation i sojuszni--
k0w naszych. (P' Giqbihski: stu-
sznie). Dcmokratyczna Polska
prze}amac musi uprzcdzcnia, kto
re w znaczncj micrzc be- why
narodu polskicgo oslabiaja tc ira
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