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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
HEAVY DECLINES NOTED
IN NEW YORK STOCKS
Entire List Yields to Broadcast
Offerings Of Week; Call Money
9 Per Cent.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

'' NSeVioitt tirSS w HNoAy H'N"i''N
New York, Oct. 27.-(Wall Street, 1890
a. m, United States Steel was the out
standing feature at the opening of today's
stock market, block Of $500 shares
changing hands at SS SIS down to SIS Ia,
presenting an extreme decline of Il
points. This was attributed to disappoint.
mcnt by speculative interests at tho
failure Of the stell directors to declare an
extra disbursement of the common stock.
The independent steels were slightly lower
but oils, shippings sugars and utilities
were higher by fractions TO point. Ex
change on London was firm, probably in
anticipation of favorable advices later in
the day regarding British industrial condi-
tions
Noon-The market became distinctly
heavy during the morning, virtually the
entire list yielding to the broadcast offerings
of the week. Steels were especially
vulnerable reaching | to almost 3 points,
and equipment, motor, oil, chemical, and
paper shares cased TO 2 points. Tobacco
and rubber issues joined the recession, and
also investment rails, the latter however
in moderate degree. Among junior rails
Wisconsin Central was conspicuous for its
five point loss. The nine per cent opening
rate for money contribution TO the mar
kct's reversal, but the rate for British
exchange continued 10 strengthen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR THE ELECTION
Department of Elections Has Mat
tiers Arranged to Facilitate
the Voting.

No extra clerks may be emp Dyed in
receiving the ballots next Tuesday, il
has been decided by the Department of
Elections, but emergency help may be
secured for counting the votes after the
polls are closed, in case this proves neces-
sary TO sn expeditions handling of the
count.
All votes must be deposited between
7o'clock IN the mSrning, when the polling
places open, and in the evening, when
they must be closed, according TO the law.
Official ballots can be obtained In sd
vance, by those who wish TO prepare and
mark their ballot before going to the polls,
al Democratic headquarters, 612 French
street and al Republican headquarters,
$40 King street. Care should be observed
IN obtaining the correct district ballot.
The ballot must be marked with black
pencil. Should ink, or q blue, red or any
other colored pencil be used the ballot
will be thrown out.
Coming 10 the booth on election day
with ballot properly marked and fold
ed, printing inside, the voter announces
his or her name and address. The clerk
will hand the voter an envelope and when
the ballot Is placed therein and handed
back 10 the inspector it viii be placed in
the ballot box and announcement of the
vote made.
No questions VIII be asked at the
polls other shan the name and address
Of the person desiring TO vote. II il pointed
out that care should be used in marking
the ballot properly and that no writing
other than the crosses should appear op
the form. Any writing would void the
ballot.
The Department of Elections began
the distribution of ballot boxes aud other
election paraphernalia today. In district
where addition of the women voters has
substantially increased the number of
voters, boxes about twice the sire of those
formerly used Will be given out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
DEATHS

DOUOHERT-Y- A. hsr iats rssifs1es 1915
Union street. Ou Drfrtcr ~. iafN EafN
r. vife % John q ~. .ghsffV
Due nOtice ~ funeral eli % giFFn
HUMPHREY On Ort otter Tr ig1o Flira
beth y Janvler. rifs 20 fariaa NH
phreV.
Relatives and frienfs arr Invited f1 attend
tho funeral nrrVirfs a. nfr lafr fng'flrrr
Manor AVENUE CiaVwrrt 90 NrlfHF "a
morning. Mover1tser ~ ~ 3D. tN f're
Further services AMI frfrrrruf ~ l.f
DrarYera Odessa igel AZ nf~f
out further nDfire
IYNDERM as AZ Caiaa Frnnee ln @.
tol5er lG. fqiF Ile1trrart Hafe0n . ft
of watson 81 ard Inarrf ffr Hrat' .f
man ag0d 80 yrara
Due notice ~ flurrai FIH ~ river
MANsRE u ula ri'v. ~ Nftrlr
1870 Julius husband N FhrFr- farf
Relatives friends ard morr- f
Order - Nonan Eroftrr arf H.. I
Carmen y B ~ s.larfrr
Association and er1pleyce ~ u
ear shop are irvitrG ~ sf.frI .Hf
from his late residence fnff af
street. on saturday u.rnIrF a
Eequienn n0ars 4afrrf Ifrnr.
IntGrmeuf - Cathedral 0rrrt'#rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
HELP CONSUMERS LEAGUE.
Committee Of Jewish Women Partic n lar
ly Active In the Work.

Among the most active workers II
the finance and membership campaign
Of the Consumers League Of Delaware
now under way is what might be styled
q Jewish welfare committee, headed by
Mrs. Nathan Goldstein, Mrs. James n.
GinDs and Mrs. ID. NJ. Rachlin.
Members of the various Jewish Or
CARNATIONS in Wilmington have taken
particular interest in the cooperative
features OF the Leagues work, more es-
pecially as they already have formed 8
cooperative store which is daily doing
business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Improvem ents Decided Upon nj Board Of
Education Meeting.

Sanitary improvements NJ Richardson
Park Schoolhouse, heating apparatus in
the school at Montchanin and the renewal
of The lease Of tho building at Edge Moor,
used for school purposes, were matters
approved by theEew Castle County Board
OF Education at It's latest meeting.
Frank Hill, Of Hillside, was given the
contract for transporting children 70 tho
Newark school and he was authorized to
arrange for conveyances 70 any children
above tho sixth grade from Columbia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
LOCAL BOYS BOX At CHESTER.

Buckley McGinnis and Joe Martin n
the Keystone Club and Kid Carney, II
the Ninth Ward Club, have been matched
20 appear before the fght fans at the Ches-
ter Athletic Club, Friday night, N0Yem-
ber 3. MC1hnnis will meet Willie No
Cauley, Of Chester Carney will clash
with Ray Belmont of Philadelphia The
bouts will be of six rounds duration Olen
Hackett viii have charge If the local boys
~ Chester
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
CLOSE LIBRARY BRANCH.
One In Brandy~ine Village 10 Suspend
for Time

Owing b. lack Of funds. the Wilmington
Institute Free Library will close the
Brandywine branch, & Vsndever avenue,
NEXT Monday and keep il closed all winter
All books due to be returned after Satur-
day should be taken 20 the main library
Increased work was reported at the
monthly meeting of the library managers
yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
SPROUL TO SPEAK.
Pennsylvania Governor Will Address
Meeting at Opern House Tomorrow
Might.

Governor William G. Sproul of Pennsyl-
vania will be the speaker At the Republi-
can rnlly In the Grand Opera House to-
morrow night instead Of James NJ. Beck.
Ex-Governor Charles r. Miller viii pre-
side.
A parade by members of the Young
Mems Republican Club and the Harding
First Voters League will precede the
meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du Pont Building.
Said He Won the Money.

Sawery Klyzieke, charged with the
larceny of S235 from Julius Acurzk, was
dismissed in Municipal Court today.
Acurzk claimed the money was taken from
his bedroom, Klyzieke admitted having
the money, but testified that he won It
from Acurzk shooting pool and in a crap
game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

Salem and the Welsh tract 70 Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Many at p. & S. Hospital Dance.

Three hundred and fifty persons at
tended the dance given by the nurses of
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
at the Auditorium, last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Sentence Suspended.

In the case of James B. Walker, charged
with disorderly conduct, Judge Hastings
suspended sentence in Municipal Court
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Fined for Disorderly Conduct.

George S. Ward and Walter Mcclure
were fined So and costs ON a charge of dis
orderly conduct by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Board of Health for New CastIe

The Rotary Club movement for new
city charter was heartily indorsed at a.
meeting Of the Board Of Health yester
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16
WHAT PROTECTION?

How is any automobile in La Sale
county protected against theft whom
ever a particularly attractive car hap
pens to strike the fancy of an auto
crook? What incentive is there for
the sheriff and his aids to get Out at
midnight and chase up a stolen car
Isn't there something wrong with the
administration of justice in La Sale
county?
On the night of September s Il
sedan car was stolen on a downtown
street. and as soon as /: was missed
the sheriff was notified With his
usual pep, that Official at once got
busy and by | O'Clock had located
the car at La Sale and had the thieves
under arrest. The Joy ride" excuse
for taking the car looked very thin, as
the car contained four gallons Of iuc"
and the purloiners had stepped at Il
La Sale garage to purchase more. To
man up "A tree il looked as ii the
pair had intended to pursue their jour
ney far enough to dispose Of the car
or at least that they had no intention
of returning Immediately to Ottawa
as four gallons of gas would certainly
be sufficient to bring even a IicucS
sedan that distance.
The prisoners were held to the
grand jury, but any attem.t at indiCt
ment failed and the culprit8 20 scot
free Whose fault was it,
This kind of farce is very disCour
aging to an officer who Is trying to
protect property in the county, 1t =
no fun rushing over the country road
at midnight chasing men who are
reckless enough to annex property
worth thousand dollars. And then
to have the labor go for nothing don't
add anything to the ENJOYMENT
Something needs fixing when of |
tenders of this kind cannot even be
brought to trial. " here is the fault" |
Is 1t the system or some individual?
Think it over a III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16
HIS ENE M { S.

A man is usually to be sized up by
the enemies he has made, as we'll as
by his friends. In the present cam
paign is there not something To at
tract the attention of voters in the
fact that the bootIeggcrs of the county
to a man are against the election Of
Harry Kelly for states attorney?
And the list Of offenders against the
law who don't want him for prose
cutor can be enlarged by only little
inquiry as to how the tough element
stands on the election.
One offender already in the meshe3
of the law made the statement openly
that, I'VE don't want that Kelly elect
ed. He'll close up every place in the
county where a man can get drink
inside Of a month" 1t might take
longer than a month. but il Harry
Kelly is elected states attorney for
La Sale county it is a Cinch that
there will be no question whether
the trial of cases of this description
will be prosecution" or prosecutions
Can man receive better en-
dOrsement than the fact that the Gle
ment who seek to at least stretch
the law are against him to man?
What is the stand for a decent citizen
who believes in strict enforcement OF
the law to take?
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16
BURLESON AND p. o. EMPLOYEES.

BU X ON AND +. y. l. EMPLOY =.
In a late issue of he East ST Louis
Journal the Washington correspond.
ent Of that papct calls upon Governor
Cox to either lubncally or privately
give assurances That viii quiet tn,
fears Of the postal employees OF the
country that Albert s. BurlcSOn will
lie retained as pos master ECuClal IN
the event Of his, NJN s. election The
correspondent then calls attention to
the fact that 100000 OF these men amt
women, absolutely a unit ON the snI.
ject, have beiun an agitation which.
while /; may not amount to cOlloctIv,
participation in the campaign, such a.
is prescribed under the regulations of
the civil service, spells trouble for
the Democratic candidate unless I've
shall be willing to lut himself on
record against the postmaster general
of the Wilson cabinet. NmOuu
these employees there exists dcc.-
rooted feeling that the notorious de-
terioatiOn Of the postal service is IN,
justly being attributed to their Own
lack OF enthusiasm or loyalty, aud
that, as consequence, their preSthPr
has been advel sely affected. p0stdi
EMPLOYEES, icing under ciyil service.
control, are barred from taking arti,o|
par. in any political campaign. but|
there is nothing in the regulations GOV.
erning them that can prevent theirI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16

llarher we'll ro pee ED people of Outlr
trcoi township. They VIII reside on
their farm one and a half miles north
and west OF Herman
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16

T8. PL/s1 o. TT
GALLON. @ r. b Dnrgett. OF
this town. has been in the fre-
lighting service Tor Sc years. Ha
believes he Ia the oldest fireman
In the country Ne started at the
age OF IL. which na G.es him ID
years OF are
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
Z R~epubhkahskiej Po-
ityki: Nomlnat.

A wiec nominowano republican
skiego kandydata prezydencyal--
nego-nawet 0 wiele PREDICT, niz
sic tego spodziewano W niekto-
rych kolach poiitykierow tutej-
szych. Obawiano sic, re konwen-
eva republikanska wlezie W
,,martwy punkt" w kwestyi "a
eiecie wspoizawodniczacych pre-
tendentow do fotelu W ,,Bialym
Domu"; gdy OTTO W ostatniej pra-
vie ehwili jej trwania przewazyiy
wplywy maszyny partyjnej ma
rzecz kandydata, o ktorego szan-
sach najmniej gadano i siyszano,
ktory zachowywal sic przyznac
trzeba - najskromniej i najprzy-
zwoiciej, dlatego, bye moze, re W
jcgo szanse Mkt - on sam pew
ME ME wierzyl; ale tez to wiaSnie
.zdecydowalo ma lego korzysc, Gdy
-giowni kompetytorzy republican,
scy, Wood i Lowden zdawali
sic bye niebezpiecznymi - pre-
dewszystkiem z tel przyczyny, IL
kampanie ich zostaiy zanadto O.
siawione< oskarzeniem Johnsona.
re funduszow kampanijnych uzy-
waja niewlasciwie - a to macy
nielegainie, czyli mowiac po pro-
stu, il kandydatow tych agenci
giosy delegatow zwyczajnie ku,
puja, gdy wiec ia HISTORIC odsia-
niaia zbyt wyraznie zakulisowe
macherki politykierow republican
skich i mogia bye wykorzystana
ma niekorzysc partyi W o~statecz-
mem zmierzeniu sic z demokrata-
mi, - gdy dalej Johnsona zanad-
to sic wszyscy bali i zgodzic sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

przesladowaniom. Pc miastach
d~okonywano licznych areszto-
wan ksiezy greeko i ~rzymsko-ka-
tolickich. Aresztowania byly do
konywane z bardzo biahych po-
wedow. Duchowni kijowscy byli
zmuszeni PLACID rente "a budynki
koscielne. Aresztowani ksieza i
popi byli uzywani do najciez-
szych i najbrudniejszych robot
w wiezieniach. w mniejszych
miastach i wioskach bolszewicy
ME odwazali sic mieszac W spra
wy koscielne, albowiem spotyka-
Ii sic tam re zbrojnym oporem
w}oscian. w poblizu zytomierza
~uzbrojeni wloscianie zmusili
~rczrezwyczajke" do uwolnienia
aresztowanego kiedza katoli-
ckiego. w wielu miejscowoSciach
parafianie byli zmuszeni placic
wykupy "a aresztowanych ksie-
zy. w kohcu przesladowania re-
ligijne w~ywolaiy wrogi stosunek
ludnosci do rzadu sowietow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
Ma Szancu.
(Feljeton }.

Do p. Patka, pr7sbyvaiac1go W Pa
ryzu, zglosila sic grupa nmtedzyna-
rodowcow" z 5adaniem, aby wydai
jej glejty Cd calosci brod i pejsow !
lapserdakow. gdyz majs Sanliar je-
chaG do Polski, ably zbadai, co tam
Po'acy vyrabiaja z 5ydaml.
lynn razem p. Patka porwaia O.
statnia pasya:
- Co CT gudiaje sobie mysla? Czy
ia jestem minister palestyhski, czy
CO. u p%ioruna? Panic sekretar1u!
Zr6b no pan ina tax, noga gdzie frak
1 re schod6w!
Polecenie wykonano z DIPLOMA
tyczna ~scisloScia, a p. Patek rzekf;
- Nissh poproSEa GO mnie PAM
Iksinskiego!
Ia kilka minut pred domem usiy-
szano: bu.. bu.. bu.. To zaJechai
wlasnym auto zapros5ony - IL
r.iodych aosach w9'egt szyb!G Gr
srodka lokalu:
P. Patek zdziwil:
Pan TAXI mlody? W tym wieku
lest sic zwykle radykaiem!
A p. Iksinski:
- ia tee jestem radykai-patryota'
A! bardzo mi przyjemnie! 30
widzi pan postanowilem wezwac RIA
DIV alianckie ably wysfaiy misye ka
zbadaniu tego co W Polsce wyrabia-
ia aydzi z Polakami:
A D. Iksinski blysnal okiem:
Panic ministrze! Swietna mys''
A minister:
- Vice sypaj pan do p. Romano,
do Ordynata innych, a ia tez po-
rusze mole stosunki! Duchem!
P. Iksihski sypnal galopem i "a
male dwie g~odzinki:
- Trr.... Trr.... zadwzwonti
do p. Patka.
Zrobione! Pojutrze rano bede
ma dworcu!
Dziekuje! Moi tel przyjada:
30 to bedzie misya francusko-ansiei-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
-Brawo! Panic minstrel A Eyd-
XII W niej beda?
- jake! Ola bezstronnosci!
- Vice jutro - ma dworcu!
Ma trzeci dzieh lokomotywa wierz-
gajsc. zajechala z wagonami 20 go
Sci ma dworzec.
Pan Patel odezyta2 fistg s;nisys-
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

strone: kompromisowiec - OTTO
najtrafniejsze jego okreslenie.
Takiego wiasnie bylo potrzeba
republikanom ma pore obecna -
tax mysla, jego BOWEN ME tkneia
sensacya oskarIeh Johnsona, je-
mt niczego ME zarzucono, ME
- udowodniono -. on powinien
wszystkich zgodzic i zjednoczyc.
Jest to zreszta czlowiek zdolny,
rekordu przyzwoitego niezawo-
dnie tez republikanie Poprawnie
uczynili - nominujac go: salwujs
sic pred zarzutami, oslaniaja Sic
bic i maja os}onietego dobrze kan
dydata. Ale razem z tenn wszy-'
stkiem - Harding ME jest osobi'
stoscia, ktoraby porwaia "a SODA
kra6, spoieczehstwo, kt6raby je
entuzyastycznie ponios}a W tel
,.republikahskiej lawinie", jaka
sobie obiecuja!... To grzeczny,
porzadny k~ompromisowiec, ME
cziowiek basel i wielkich ideL....
w zakonczeniu wczorajszego
naszego artyku}u wspomnielismy,
il easy Lincolna ola republika--
now mineiy... nowego Lincolna
ME daia, ME wskazala konwencya
republikahska W Chicago, a no
minacya ma niej dokonana, po-
twierdza to nasze zdanie - w
zupeinosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
UWazajci0 ma Wasza kEeN
JstsH 70 hUl HSRa tsla1l
Jeste$cie VI niebezpIe.
czehStMo.
Txk nno tHk hedS Ftet id1's m ia
wieuy, - beAzie m6z. jake pC6Oa mo
kna roHik d pr7ehSnaHa SO. -
st. Laudyn.C hrzanowska.

Attuaine pr6Sy krw1 wh1su3e, y
ogroma flo9c ludA, M6rIy % Rah4
chorzy ~potrSebujS &eaSa We Hwi ]
"a chorzy wlnsnie dlateeo, Re nte ma1S
6oeyc aedaaa- Brak telan, u~bezwhfdniA
pdrowa, silna, akcye oddsiaiute na ca.
" orxannm 1 oalabia cay system. Bla
da tWarA, neRwOwe, draGtwe OspoSo
bienie, brak al, wytrz1maIoed ! osemo-
tliwo6c wsp6fHawodntaWA " 4ycdu q
hrd&mi Ememi oto % Ra nAturalnS
oznaki, Re krew Jest rAdha- 6ada
wodnista 1 ooprostu OSmiera 9 DoE1e
by 4claza.
Jeteli ME jegte5cis Dsvnd % d Swo
10 Stanu, p6jdDde q 6d&tora ! 6n9c4a
rbadac wasz pulls 1 pr8GkonA3de SO
czexo VAN potrzeha abo sand SToocA
nastepujaca pr66e: Z0bac0de tak dfu'
70 mo4ece pracowaf lob tak da1eho
nc be7 ~Emec1enia; nAstoDute WSocn
dwie pieco-gramowe tabIend Nunated
Iron try rary ma dE1eA 20 1ed1eniu
przez diva tygodnie. POoem Erobde me
WI probe wa@ej Si0 ! Sooac7co u
sborHystali4cie. PrSA wzmocnienis
krwi 1 powieks7eute hetoy coerwouyo
atom0w Nuxated Iron wzmacnA neH
Wy, odbudowute osiabfono cJe6d I 20
maya " energn iNSfie oleIo UShenn
Mepododny s1rym produktom tNa1a
NuxHted Iron jest iStwe Do uAycA, mia
G1iala sSkodNwle IA SeDy, ani 1kedA
na zolSdek. Fabrytand G~wAIaDtut4 30
o~4na zadoro4e1AN A0ArN rOunltA0
kahdemu kupuj1cemu " tnnyn raSN
svr6ca piAniadSe SprssdawNoS SG
v0sysfkfch dohrych GptAkAeh .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

- o TAX! Funkcyonujaca W dzish
/ W nocy!
P. C~lemenceau klasnal W rece:
- Winszuje wan! Wobec takl2j
gcrliwoSoi daleko zajedziecie, mes
braves Polonais!
~Zabrawszy swoich towarzyszy g.
czekujacyCh W Cukierni szwajcar-
skiej pomaszerowali Nowym Swid-
TEN. Nagle, okazala sic kupa zy-
dow niosacych ma kijach tektury z
napisami: precz Polska! precz
z armia! MECH lyle Trocki! Niecn
zyja sowiety! Ma widok misyi yIzi
z kupy zaczeli w~ykrzykiwaG tresc
n%apisow.. &.
Bambula zdziwi} sic:
- Czy dcbrze rozumiem Spytal
przewodnika.
- Niestety!
Bambula przet}umaczy{ anglikowi
i Francuzowi...
to i'm wolno Zawolali: Lord
Morley i p. Clemenceau....
Niestety! odrzeki przewodnik.
A lordowie CYCLES i Izaaks:
- To trudno! Oni maja odmienae
przekonania!
Zapewne.. potwierdzii p. Rot
schild.. -.
Ale p. Yperwelde:
- U mas - "a taxa odmiennose
przekonan - szubienica!
- Zapewne! - krzyknal Bam-
bula, a U~panikawa sykna1:
- Harikiri!
Wtedy Bambula rzucii sic ma XII
pc j zaczal bic oryginalnym bambu-
sem, Upanikawa FACIAL mu dopoma-
gacj a PIP. Clemenceau i Morley tez
sic mieli ku temu. ale PIP. Ritschild,
CYCLES i Izaak zaprotestowali:
- My ma to patrzec ME mogiemy.
Oni So mniejszcs6 narodowa!
A tymczasem miejscowe chiopa-
czki, gazety sp~rzedajace, dopomogli
rozpedzit bolszewikow. Odebrawszy
i'm deski z niecnymt napisami. 80.
P. Clemenceau zirytowal sic:
- Coz u was "a swieci ludzie?
A p. Morley:
- Yes. Indeed!
U mas by to bylo niemozliwe!
Ale krypto zydzi zaczeli wolat:
- My many tego dosyt! Wracaj-
my do hotelu!
Posiuchano ich rady, a nazajutr:,
misya majaca ma celu ;zbadanie, co
zydzi wyrabiaja z Polakami W Po:'
see, otrzymaia rozkaz natychmiasto-
wego wyjazdu z granic pahstwa.
M-bo -AGr. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

Anglia: Lord Morley! Lord
Izaaks! Lord CYCLES!
Francya: Pan Clemenceau. Pan
Rotschild!
Belgia: Pan Ypervelde!
Japonia: Markiz Upanikawai
Gdy wszyscy byli sprawdzeni, p.
Patek zapytai, wskazujac ma brundt.
ma postac gotujaca sic tez do podro,
zy.
- "A to kto?
- A! to moi obecny sekretarz.
Pan dokt6r Bambula.. Pan Patek!
Uscisneli sic "a rece, a pan Gle
menceau dodal:
- Pan Bambula pochodzi 2 Sar
Domingo. polyglota a mowi Lei
pc polsku, gdyz praprastryjek by:
Polak.. legionista n~apoleo6ski! No;
panowie siadaG! Panic Iksinski, po'
lecam panskiej opiece misye! Do
widzenia!
Usiedli, lokomotywa rzucila sic "
galop, zaS licznie zgromadzcna pu
blicznosc zawoiala:
-Adieu! Farewell! Do mylegt
widzymysze!
..Przyjechali do Warszawy....
Udano sic ma ulice Zgoda, do GAO
ty Porannej". .Po drodze p. Rot
schyld, lord Izaaks i Cyce(es zatrzy'
mali sic W eukierni Szwajcarskiej
oSwiadczajac, re ME moga sic sire
fi6. oni tn zaczekaja...
Ale W ,,Gazecie Porannej" BY:
tylko sekretarz redakcyi.
Gdziez redaktor? Spytala mi
sya.
- Siedzi W kozie.
A gdziea autor ,,Migawek zydo'
wskich", Oko?
- Siedzi W kozie.
- Gdziez reszta wspolpracowni
kow?
- Szykuja sic do kozy!
- Vice jake Idle ,,Gazeta?"
- Wiasnym impetem!
Poszli do ,Rozwoju". Stukaja
Mkt ME ~otwiera....
- Mech panowie ME stukaja.
To napr64no! ,,Rozwoj" zamknie,
ty! zawiadomii ich dozorca str6zo'
wy.
'Udali sic ma Wilcza do redak'
cyl ,,Mysli Niepodlegaej".
Czy jest redaktor?
- Niema....
- A gdziez Jest? I.
- Siedzi " kozie!
p. Clemenceau zapytal:
*asza ,,koza" to zapewne
ne nafrvnfvr1na 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

6pieszcie sic. Rzucajcie %poteznie, .
h%ojnoscia polskich krolow, CO patrka
ku nam z dalekich cieni. Scala ca
ka | chwieje sic. PrzewazyG ma 10.
bro nasze ia moe Ii tylko polskie,
cietkie zioto.... Mech mas wszyst-
kich obejmie zawrotny, radosny, ivy
cieski wir dawania. Scigajmy sic
wzruszeni | dumni.. -.
- Sta1 polska dzwoni....
- Wschodza wielkie Swiatla mad
Giovanni, te - z prawiekow i W pra-
wieki idace....
- Czynmy
st. Laudyn.C hrZanowska.