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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

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beeE round that II Is ne 'Ssafy tf
roVide an ample s'stem of drair-
age TO carry off TIN excess water
a great deal of thf excess WI ar
t'mes from the arr'ers using
Flore wafer in irrigaing han III "
need and allowing tito run eff Of
lhelr fleids on to the adjacent
lands and into the loads. How
ever II Is impossible to lrrigate
| properly without TIM condition
arising.
Drainage in the Mesilla valley
has absolutely done away with all
swamps, mosquito breeding holes,
with all the bald spots in the fields
in fact. has done away away with
all idle and waste LAND, 80 that
every inch of their lard taat is
under the ditch is now producing.
While, with MS, much less than alf
of the land that is under the dit, h
and could have water is beng cul-
tivated. The estimated pro hictlon
of agricultural lands in this coun-
tv last year was $75O,OO0. In tie
Salt River valley, since thev have
drainage. they are growing cotton
which is much better tnan the cot
ton in the south and are making
from $50 to 5000 an acre on their
cotton. They are beginning down
at Las Cruces to grow cotton.
However, they have not tried il
there long enough to know wheth
err they will be as successful rs
they are in the Salt River valley,
but if they can grow cotton there
with drainage, we can grow 1t
here, for our soil is practically the
same as theirs and our climate is
the same with the exception that
it is Just little cooler here than
there, but cotton can now be
grown In colder climates than it
could formerly because of a new
discovery which is the greatest
discovery In the cotton business
since the invention of the cotton
gin. They can pick the cotton boil
before it is open and with his ma
chine separate the cotton so that
is not subjected To damage from
rains and weather that cotton is
sometimes subjected to il 1t has to
optn belOfe IL iS plCkeu,
Another thing that has been dis
covered is that sugar beets will
grow here as we'll aud produce as
much sacharine matter as in any
other part of the United States,
but none of these crops can be
grown on land where the water
table IS as near the surface of the
ground as It Is here In most
places the summer months the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13
DON'T ASSIST EVERY
BEGGAR IS ADVICE OF
BUREAU OF CHARITIES

Indiscriminate, if well Intention
ed charity. is sometimes a useless
and trouble making thing, states
Rabbi Bergman of the bureau of
charities, who warns against assist
ing beggars and unworthy cases of
charity.
Recently" says Rabbi Bergman,
"a number of fragrant cases have
come to our attention, where the
unfortunate was Il professional
beggar or scalawag, These cases
can be spotted generally in a
short time, ana upon a little in
vestigation, which will protect the
giver, and assist the bureau of
charities in it's work"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Method That Anyone Can
Use without Discomfort or
Loss of Time.

We have a new method that controls
Asthma, and we want you to try 1t at
our expense. No matter whether your
case is Of long standing or recent devel-
opment, whether it Is present as occas-
ional or chronic Asthma, you should send
for free trial of our method. No mat
ter in what climate you live, no matter
what your age or occupation, IL you are
troubled with asthma, our method should
relieve you promptly
We especially want to send 1t to those
apparently hopeless cases, where all
forms of inhaers, douches, opium pre-
parations, fumes, patent smokes" etc,
have failed, We want to show everyone
at our expense that this new method is
designed to end all difficult breathing,
all wheeling, and all those terrible par
oxysms at once,
This free offer is too important to neg
iect a single day. Write now and begin
the method at once. Send no money.
Simply mail coupon below. Do 1t Today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13
There is a Way to Get Rie
of the Torturous Suffering.

You cannot boil water by
applying the heat to the top
Of the vessel. You may pos
sibly, after so long a time,
succeed in making the water
lukewarm, but it will never
get hot enough to boil.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13
About Digestion.

1t is claimed that only half as
much food is required when it is
thoroughly masticated. Digestion
begins in the mouth and thorough
mastication of the food is of the
greatest Importance. When needed
take Chamberlain Tablets to
strengthen the digestion and in
sure a regular movement of the
bowels.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

Doesn't hurt a Bit Drop a little
Freezone on an aching corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting
then you lift it right out. Yes,
magic
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs
but a few cents at any drug store,
but Is sufficient to remove every
hard corn. soft corn. or corn be-
tween the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational dis
covery of a Cincinnati genius. It
Is wonderful
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

For every purpose for which a
liniment is usually applied the
modern remedy. Liquid Borozone
will do the work more quickly
more thoroughly and more pleas
antly. Price. 30c. 60eaand sl.2Q
Sold by all druggists, SH
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13
, constant circulaNon of

A constant circulation of sea
water is taking place within the
sponge in its natural habitat This
flow is accomplished by a series OF
cells, the like of which are not to
be found in any of the higher ami
mails.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

Begin taking S. S. S. to-
day, and write a complete
history of your case to our
Chief Medical Adviser, who
will give you special in
structions without charge.
Write at once to Swift Spe-
.cifc Co., 1876 Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

Avola B. Hendrix.
Richard G. Howell
Lillian NJ. Halthusen.
n. Camilla Jackson.
May Fl. Jordan.
Helen G. Kay.
Marjorie Keen,
William H. Keen.
Wilson C, Keim.
Walter f. Kemp.
Albert r. Kool.
Mildred Lighton.
Ralph b. Losey.
Malcolm l.. Long.
Josephine Lovato.
John d. d. Lobato.
Marie X. Lamb.
Bunella l.. Mandell.
Frances c. McAilister.
Alvin r. McIlroy.
Fred Miller.
Rose Miller. e..
Rose J. Mondry. a
Muriel P. Mosher.
Annie f. Montoya.
Katherine f. Montoya.
Dorothy l.. Mitchell.
Mary L. Mobley.
Daniel Morris.
Erinella Montana.
Larold Moon,
Herbert K. Nelson.
Mabel E. Olson.
John O. Oldaker.
Virginia A. Ogg.
Charles +. Porter.
Rumalda Perea.
Eugene G. Paddock.
Juana Ramirez
Desideria Rivera.
Earl Roehl.
II. c. Roehl.
Robert Men. Ruoff,
Rebecca B. Romero.
Claudia A. Reifsnider.
Emily L. Schmitt.
Pia M. Sci.
Helen M. Stevens.
Adriano r. Salazar.
Dennis SalaZar.
Albert S. Salazar.
Paul c. Shanchez.
Albert B. Sell.
Vada p. Smith.
Mary NJ. Skinner.
Sophia Sickler.
Stanley A. Stubbs.
Dorothy j. Schwentker.
Ollie e. Stewart. I
Laurence Smaulding.
Harold E. Smell,
Alberta M. Smith.
John S. Sanchez.
Oren w. Strong.
Katherine o. Simonson.
Arthur Searcy.
Frances Thaxton.
Elisa l. Torres.
Claude Tarter.
Don c. Turpin.
Sidney j. Uhlfelder.
Mary A. Weisenbach,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

A new high-speed lightweight
automobile designed by an Eng
lish is narrow gauge, tracking only
As inches. The car, fully equipped,
weighs but 600 pounds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

Disorders which originate in
the blood can be reached only
thrGugh the blood, and no
amount of local treatment APP
piled to the surface can be eX-
pccted to do any real good.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-05-13

The recognized blood puri-
fer and tonic is S. S. S. which
has been used for more than
fifty years, and is today, more
popular than ever.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
THE WHIRLPOOL

Mr.. Raccoon, used in several of the
scenes of The Whirlpool" the latest
Select Picture in which the versatile
young star, Alice Brady, will appear
at the Grand Theatre April hip
was the Unconditional cause for hold
ing I'D the scenes for at least an hour
while star, cast and director tried to
persuade him from his hiding place
around the corner of a rock.
The raccoon, in a cage, had been
left at the foot of a mountain with
Miss Virginia Lee and her mother,
Mrs. Louise Lee, on guard, while part
of the company climbed farther up
for several scenes.
Suddenly Virginia's voice rose to
the top of the anguished wall: "Oh,
help me, somebody! The raccoon has
gotten out of his cage and | can't get
him back"
Raccoons with histrionic talent do
not hide behind every rock in North
Carolina. SO the company dashed with
one accord to the pathetic scene. Miss
Lee, in tears, was directing her
mother who, on her knees, was at
tempting to wheedle very noncha-
liant raccoon from his secluslon pc
hind very sufficient-looking stone.
Time rolled on-not so the rock
and the raccoon remained firmly
on location, playing prisoner, though
every excited member of the cast ex-
pected to see him disappear forever
into private life.
Miss Brady coaxed and pleaded
Mr. Crosland coaxed and stormed, to
no avail.
Il suppose we ought to smoke him
cut" said Miss Brady, who always
knows what ought to be done, any
way; and after far more smoke than
should have been necessary for one
small raccoon had been used ne
strclied cut with dignity and allowed
himself to be Gagged.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
LACE OF THE SADDLE"

The various, virile tales OF the
open west will never grow old In
stead, their popularity is increasing
day by day. The west, however, hos
been woefully misrepresented many
times, and the tales Of that country
have been garbled beyond all SEM
blance of facts.
At least one western motion picture
star has the sanction of the old
plainsmen who knew the west of
Buffalo Bill, Bret Harte and others
who made and wrote its history.
That star is Harry Carey, who comes
to the Liberty Theatre April $40 in
his latest Universal picture, THE
Ace of the Saddle"
The picture itself is replete with
thrills. To a wholesome, enhancing
story of the old cattle rustling days
has been added all the enchantment
of the motion picture devices. The
story concerns a cattle baron who
lived on the line between Yucca and
Pinkerton counties. The sheriff Of
Yucca was crooked He was impli-
Gated i'm all the deviltry that went on
in the county The sheriff of the adj
joining county of Pinkerton was
square dealing and straight shooting,
and the inhabitants of Pinkerton
were so orderly that the county fin
ally became the easy-mark of the
white-capper raiders of Yucca until
and on that until hangs the threads
of Harry Carey western.
1t is the story of a man who needed
six-shooter more than any other
one thing in the world, yet the beau
tiful daughter of Pinkerton's sheriff
required Cheyenne Harry Henderson,
played by Carey, to go unarmed--
until.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
1.-THE PHANTOM MELODY"

Struck by bolt of lightning,
picked up for dead and buried alive
by his cousin, who knows he is only
stunned, Count di Montrone wakes up
IN the family vault and only by super
human effort makes his escape to
Inc outer world. In the meantime
his cousin succeeds to the title and
woos the woman di MOntrone loves.
The dreadful experience has SO
changed the appearance of the Count
mat he is unrecogniZable to his clos
est friends. He loses his identity and
becomes a music master. Word
reaches him of his cousins perfidy,
VINO does not love the girl he has
won and wants only her estate. The
count returns and wrecks vengeance
On the man who has sentenced him
10 living death. Then, by means of
'ne phantom melody which he had
Played to her in years gone by, the
slfl realizes that the Count is not
uead' Her love for him revives.
This is the merest outline OF The
rnantom Melody" the Universal pro-
auction in which Monroe Salisbury is
" appear at the Liberty Theatre on
april 14-15 and which is said to be
the most fascinating romance screen
Gu IN a long time. F. McGrew Will
as VINO wrote the story, has COM
'ined the imagination of Dumas, the
"ierdness of Poe and the beauty Of
stevenson in the plot, characters and
situations of this unusual photo
drama.
The locale of the story being in
'''iy' the producers have given the
production an artistic and colorful
background Beautiful exteriors,
Surgeons interiors and much natural
s'enery have been caught by the
ainera to add to the romantic inter-
's' OF the story.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
ALL-STAR CAST

An all-star cast may be seen in
posu Kings THE Street Called
c.raight." an Eminent Authors pro-
a,ction presented by Goldwyn at the
Grand Theatre April 1915.
directed by Wallace Worsley, this
nbotoplay is acted with precise un-
derstanding of the character values
Of each role.
Charles Cleary does excellent work
AZ Henry Guion, the oldest living rep
rasentatiye of New England family,
wbo misuses funds entrusted to him
in order to keep up appearances.
Naomi Childers is seen as Olivia
Guion, his stately, proud daughter,
whose assured position in society
makes her see life in terms of cyni-
cism and boredom. From this she is
aroused by the generosity of Peter
Dayenant and his absolute indiffer-
snce toward her. In realizing her
own limitations, she learns to appre-
ciate his possibilities.
Milton Stills has the role of Peter
Dayenant, a chivalrous, good-looking
young man who gladly advances his
all to aid friend in trouble. In Iii
rect contrast to Davenant is Colonel
Rupert Ashley, played superbly b.
Lawson Butt. He seems to be con-
secrated to the idea of being worthy
of his ancestors.
Irene Rich's magnetic personality
and charming presence add distinc-
ton to the part of Drusilla Fame, an
attractive widow. Alec Francis is
always good His work as Rodney
Temple is just another example OF
his consummate skill on the screen
lydia Weamans Titus gives a splen-
did representation of Aunt Vic, Nine
De Melcourt, and Jane Sterling as
Mrs. Temple completes an excellent
cast.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
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l|[|! H8R!Yy$|lS $S9 iI|:!''s.' !
LIBERTY THEATRE

~ o-tO-Harry Carey in Ace of
= the Saddle" Fatty Arbuckle In
..Tbe Garage" Outing Chester
Serial.
.,r,l 11-12-Leah Baird in las a
Man Thinks" Comedy, Her
Tenderfoot. A Paramount
Magazine.
.,r,l IA Woman's Fool" Ser
iai 8. Lightning Raider. Briggs
Comedy, "Sprize Party"
...,, 14-15-Monroe Salisbury in
1.-THE Phantom Melody" Char
lie Chaplin in The Chicken
Chaser" Bray Serial. Burton
Holmes Serial.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mark Mennet, Deceased'
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed au-
ministrator of the estate OF Marx
Mennet, deceased, and has quahlleu
as such administrator.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons holding claims against SAID oe-
ceased. to serve the same on me OF
on Neill. & Sanger, my attorneys o,
record at Pullman, Washington, ana
file the same, together with PROOF
of such service, with the clerk OF the
SUPERIOR court, at Colfax, Washing
ton. within six months after the date
of the first publication of this notice
All claims against deceased not serV-
ed and filed as aforesaid shall be Tor
ever barred. -,
Date of first publication April q
1920. >4.u
Administrator of Estate or Marx
Mennet, Deceased.
Neill & Sanger, Attorneys TOT the
Estate. Pullman, washington
April2-30
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
AS A MAN THINKS"

- one OF the most powerful dramas
:. Tue screen is las a Man Thinks, .
o., rouf Star picture featuring Leah
- nu and showing for the first time
n, 'ne Liberty theatre on April 11-12.
O.,'' ''eu by George Irving, from the
=. iai stage play by Augusta us
as' the dean of American play
soa en's' tells the story of man who
~. NO wrong in his filtration, but
80. y censures his wife for a less
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-09
GRAND THEATRE

April 10-Madge Kennedy in THE
Blooming Angel"
April 11-12--Alice Brady in THE
whirlpool"
April 15-16-Basil KINGS THE
Street Called Straight"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
"WARSCHAU &C.
FALLEN!"..
P~rzedwczesne Zdema-
skowanie Sentymen-
tow Niemieckich.

Z Prasy poiskiej W Ojczyznie
dowiadujerny sic, jak to sic Mem
cy wszedzie radowali, IL juz Pol
ske d.. biora - TAX sobie po-
gwizdywali ma pocieszenie po
pogromach wojny swiatowej... -.
rozsnuwajac z tego ola siebie r6-
zowe horyzonty ma przysz}oSc. A
gotowali sic co najrychlej wy
ciagac korzysci z usadowienia
sic sowietow mad Vista, z kt6--
rymi mieli wejsc W porozumienie
i zgode najlepsza "a Gene u
stepstw takich - jak kurytarz
Gdahska z portem owym, niepo-
dzielnie Niemcom zwroconym,
oraz - teren plebiscytowy ma
Sl2sku Gornym, bezspornie Mem
com przyznany. Juz tam Szwabi
tryumfowali radosnie, dodajac
przygnebionym Polakom do VIE
Sci zwycisskiej. ,Warschau gefal-
lcnr' jeszcze nowine. re take i
,,Lemberg .gefallen" - Lwow
wziety przez Budiennego, kt6ry
tam wlaSnie W okolicy bawif W
zbojeckiej goScinie. Przeliczyll
sic Niemcy i przedwezesnie 3D.
sionili swe karty, oraz prawdzi-
We sentyufenty - wrogie Polsce:
bofszewicy zostali pobici. War
szawy ami Lwowa ME dostali -
Polska CORA !Popamieta to dobrze
Niemcom zwycieski dzisiaj Ma,
rod Polski, zreflektuja sic moze
i 'Alianci, ktorzy ~uirzeli dowod-
nie, re ma Niemcow ,nigdy Z nj
czem liczyc ME MONA, IL po}acza
sic oni z kazdym z samem pie
klein sic ~sprzymierza - 2 zadzy
zemsty i odwetu, a powetowania
sobie STRAIT poSiesionych.
Jak wzmiankowalismy z
pism polskich z Ojczyzny czerpie-
my kilka szczegoAow o ciekawem
tenn odsfonisciu wiaSciwych obi
czy przez Niemcow i tel ich tax
ola Mich fatalnie przedwczesnej
radosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15

Oto dopiero w swietle tych
wynurzei prasy niemieokiej wi
dat jak ma dloni, jake niebezpie-
czehstwo Polsce zagrazaio. w ra-
zie poraaki mad Vista, straeiliby-
smy Pomorze i Gdahsk i Slask
G6rny!...
Ma szczeScie ola Polski i ola
swiata mad Vista speinii sic cud
Marry. Bohaterstwo z~olnierza
polskiego pofoky}o kres Pochodo-
wi hord bolszewickich, zgrabnie
"a kulisami kierowanych przez
rezyserow niemieckich." Warsza-
wa ocalona - ocalone tez Pomo-
RE i nasz dostep do mora, oca-
lony Slask!
Wszelako zdarzenia tie powinny
zwrocic uwage Ententy ma niebez
pieczenstwo, ktore sic kryje W
Gdansku. Po{owiczne rozwiaza--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
DO WIADo M c..

wExystkIeh rn~teresast6w n~aJup-.e..
nIeJ prosimy o prseatrzeganie RonaA.
sxych wskhk6wekB
BIura AaminLstraeyt naszeJ otyvarte
sa prizes dxieh cafI Cd gOdzfny s-rne1
nrana do 7E30 wfeczorem - CO dnih, .
wyJatkiem aIedzfel Q twiat Ob0wta1a-
gReyeh.
zarEadea Ptsma nasseS0 p~rzy1m1Je
t~nteresant6u CO dnia W G0DzINACH
POPOAUDNIOwYCH Cd 2-gteJ do 6-teJ
- n wyJatkiem sobot.
Rednkcya ola interesant6w Va
lest TYLKO w GODZINACH POHAN
NYCH, on GODZINY 1850 DC GoDZI-
NY 11ESp1 DO DOfu2niu tylke m specy-
Rednkfor NaezeIny prxyImuJe fnte-
TYLKc Pc G0DZINIE 10-teJ
PRzED POLUDNIEM.
UpPasza sic, wszeIkie sprnwy . Hedak
eya EaFatwfae, o lie mo&noScf PISEM-
VIE, bo mn kouweysacye dfugie ME ma-
NY czahu3 tyIko w ~Bprnrvnch sEczeEot-
n~ieJ&keJ Waet osObistych, lub ME dnJS-
eych sic ~zalntrtG syie<le - droga ko-
respondencyi - prosfmy Jawte sic oso-
oiseie, ~ERchowujac M w~Egledzte, Ae o.
kOlo godzlny I1-tej xamyknmy gazette
wszyscy HnJhardxiej jesteSmy ~tedy
ntrudnleni.
vrczO. ably pasaH CzYTELNTE - ATHA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma NASZYNIE, ME
ZBYT sCISLTwIE 4 TYLKO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONLE PAPIERU.
Je8n urWOry Jn&le&OH"AcA me "AJS
bye oglosEone, pochlania Je - - kosa
PedakeyJnyg Jesli poEsdane - do EvTro-
tn, W rnzIe ME Ogfoszenin, nale4y to
WYRAZNIH zAzNACzYC I ZALACZYC
ENACzEK PoCzTOwY Ma ZWR0TNA
P~RZEsTLHE.
zadnych kOmanikat0w do O~elossenia
ale naleSy przesyiae m kartneh ed
krytyehs ZADNYCH TEE ME PRZYJ-
NIUE SIZE KoMUNIkACHI TELEFo-
NICZNYCH - ehyba W wyJatk0wycA
-ypadkachT r5vniez oEloszeh, dotyezs-
eyeh tOwarzysrw, te~IssOnicxnte nie
wszeIkIe ogIoszenIa naIezs DC DxIa-
lu OgfOSzen W Administered . tam sic
q nlemI kyrraeae naieSy.
PodxiekOwaRIn - WSEELKIEGO re-
axaju. REZOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL
FYCzNE Q Z D. naiexa do Dziakn ogsO.
sSen-
WsBelkie k0respondencye, EavvfadO.
msenia 4 Z. y. music bye podpisane -
p<Rnem nnzSvIskfem wrns y adresem -
TEscegOy bekimiennyeh, Tub podpisaAyeA
aOmySsnikfem, ntbo wPeSzeie sfoweD
.komk9et1 - komunikSeyi. NJ ksreos
~Nondeneyf ME kamiesEc8amy.
StanowezO ME 0Efas6Amy zADNYC1
.BALOwS, AMI wycieesek. luh .plkn1s
sou1. URZADzANYCH " MLEDzI2L3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

Ot6z mp. jak sic W Gdahsku ra-
dowano: Dnia II sierpnia W sa-
mo poludnie ma ulicach Gdahska
pojawiiy sic nadzwyczajne dodat-
XII dziennikow niemieckich, OBJ
wieszczajace mieszkancom, zywia
Gym serdeczna nienawisc do Pol
ski - wziecie Warszawy.
Utica Gdaiska szalala z RADIO
Sci. Byia upojona zwyciestwem
sowieckiem, upaja4a sic tez MARIE
miami O swoim losie, DO wierzyla,
re bolszewicy ,,oswobodza" take
Gdahsk i wroca go ma homo ,pra-
wowitej" macierzy niemieckiej.
Z Krolewca, giownego centrum
hakatyzmu junkiersko = pruskie-
go, nadesziy unprecedented wiado-
moSci: re Lubawa zajeta przez
bolszewikow, bolSzewicy maszeru
ia z linii Brodnica -Lidzbark ma
Grudziadz, w Dzia4dowie i 1lowie
utworzono komitety rewolucyjne,
Zblizyia sic wtedy chwila IVY
z~wolenia."
Ma czemze ono polegac miaie
Otto, jak dow6dca IVtej armii So
wieckiej charakteryzowai swe "a
miary W rozmowie Z koreSponden
tenn ,,Danzger N. Nachrichten':
- Czy macie zamiar obsadzit
kurytarz pomorski? - zaPytai go
dziennrkarz.
- Idziemy ku temu - brzmia-
Ia odpowiedz. - Jak daleko dol
dziemy, zalezec bedzie cd okoli-
cznoSci, jak szybko zawrzemy
pok6j z Polska. w dalSzym pocho
die celem naszym jest Gdahsk,
ably odciqc transporty, idqce do
Polski.
A ,,Allensteiner Volksblatt' do
nosi, re komisarz sowiecki W
Dziaidowie, ktore Niemcy ma
przyjScie bolszewikow ustroill
flagami narodowemi, DIN. IA sier-
pnia udai sic do pogranicznej
miejscowoSci Cisiawia(O ably
,,nawiazat przyjacielskie stosun-
ki z Niemcami. Wypytywai SIG
tan o size garnizonu niemieckie-
go w Olsztynie i czy wojska a
lianckie opuscily teren plebiscy-
towy. OSwiadczyi dalej, re boil
szewicy zajma Gdahsk, ably IL
uniemozliwic dow6z amunicyi
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~(zwbaszcza W swiecle dziennikarskfm).
z nomiDhcyi jest d~otyehezas zapewnio-
No norhinacya p. J. Kpcharzewskfego,
byfego premiera, ma Szwajcarye, gdzie
W czasie wojny dfuzszy czas przemie-
szkfwal. Ma OH tam wejSc W scis}y kon
takt 2 posiem polskim p. Modzelewskim
ably prac0wac ma rzecz pozskania O
pinii talk wa5nego centrum, jak Szwaj
carya ola Polski. Podobpe stanowiskt
ma Objac w Hadze p. Karol Bader.
u innych nominacyi wymieniaja p
Stefana DziewulskiegO Tub dra. Motz3
Paryz; 8as p. Diamanda do Berlina
Wazne stancwisko ma objac p. Pad9,
rewski, jake pierwszy %reprezcntar,
P0lski PREY Lidze Narod0w. Jego "a.
ma zostac p. Szymon Aszke-
May.
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URzAD PROPAGANDY

u Warszawy dunUsza u infcyatywy
prezyde1rta i wiceprezydenta gabinetu
powstaje urzqd ola propagandy view
n~etrznej 2 p. Anuszm M czele, oraz
Ola propagandy zagralnicznej, dotych-
a nies}ychanie zaniedbanej. Ten.
ostutni upzQd bedzie stall W porozumie-
niu z ministerstwem spraw wewnetrz-
nych. Me do w~szystkich jeszcze kra-
low zamianowano delegation, majacych
tam objac ohowiazek propagandy -
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ME kwestyi gdahskiej, jak obec-
ME, jest niewystarczajace. Bedzie
ON zawsze zarzewiem sporow.
Jest konieczne przyznanie Gdah-
ska Polsce, ably raz ma zawsze po-
stawic sprawe jasno, be- domy--
slow, bez- moznoSci rozbudzenia
nadziei ma ,,rewanz." Hydfze ME
mieckiej trzeba heb urwac!