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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
Mary and Douglas Plug
Phone; Catholic Bishop
Scores EUil of DiUOrce

Los Angeles, March 31-Apparently
overwhelmed by the rush of the curious,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks plugged
the telephone at their Beverley Hills
home here and declined to receive
further visitors.
Members Of the household declined
to convey to them word of proposed
action in Reno to investigate the divorce
decree recently granted Mrs. Fairbanks
MARY Pickford). from Owen Moore,
which decree paved the way for her mar
riage to Mr.. Fairbanks.
Right Rev. Bishop Cantwell, of the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01

Provides for Reciprocal Trade.
The resolution provides for "termina
ton of a state of war" as soon as it be-
comes effective. 1t provides also for
reciprocal trading with Germany under
certain restrictions and for repeal of the
presidents war powers. Germany would
be allowed As days ito notify the presi-
dent that it has declared a termination of
war and waived all claims against the
United States that it would not have
had the right to assert had the United
States ratified the peace Of Versailles u
Upon Germany's failure to send such
notification. trading or the making of
loans or credits. would be prohibited ex-
eept with the license of the president.
Say They Can Pass It Over Veto.
Republican members of the foreign
affairs committee, to which the resolu-
fion was referred without comment con-
they mapped out measure designed to
overcome all party objections The com
mittee will meet Thursday and is ex-
pcctet. to report it to the house.
Leaders declared the Republicans
would vote for the resolution, which they
held should meet the approval Of the
state department. since it did not declare
peace, but simply N end fo n existing
15e Democrats. no rats /. - s1as con
:;ss;s :s;:!; s3's 8; 81 l;,!;: S:
Dental vetoy r. 'sVSE buf Hepub-
licans prediGkf I'll y would be no
difficulty in ob pASsary two
thirds vote tos - veto.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
SUBSTITUTE STEP
FORTREATYTAkEN
OVERRIDE VETO
Republicans Spent Five Hours Mapping Out Plan
So as to Meet All Objections to Course; Aim 70
Pass 1t Good Friday, Which Also Was Day on
Which Hosti]ities Were Voted, 1917.

Washington, March, 31.-Peace. with. Germany through
adoption of resolution declaring the end
put square before Wednesday by Republicans in
troll of the house.
Framed by Republican members of the foreign affairs
ee and backed by party leaders, the thrown into
the hopper with as little ceremony if had been bin
but instantly there developed demand speedy action "A
to jam it through the house Friday took shape but Demo
crats ouspoken in their opposition finally obtained agreement
to postpone consideration until Monday.
While trying to work out resolution calculated to an
factions of their party Republican committeeman arranged
to call it Friday remembering was on Good Friday
three years ago that was declared
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
First Yank Exhumed
in France; 100 Will Be
Ready to Ship April S

Brest, March 3l.-(By Tho As
ISOLATED Pressl The first body Of an
American soldier who died In
France was exhumed from French
soil here Tuesday at the Pontane-
sen camp cemetery. The graves Of
ficlals will have 100 bodies ready
for shipment to America by April
S. the date on which q transport has
been requested from the navy de.
partment.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
Can Drink
!! npagn'el # It's
for Medical Use

9ls Angeles. March 3i.-Whether
18th amendment prevents ! horse
!stinp a bseketfs! Of cham.
:; r;.at i question asi1 hsrs Of John
.,Sis. S. lr, collector siRteraal rev.
Tsss; .,,,se; tsr southern @! -,
up hv1ss wealthy resi6sst3 wyoming,
liAv1eY .onfidenoe, q throe-Oaiter
tio11es $4,000, whtoh ene has
troo z, be horss sAow O - held
tIyC e irbara next Wsek. y has
Se III :, hanks esston 4 q eaid,
t;tedIi n Re o: .conf'e6eee 9 drlak 2
va,ssss.s ven e e., = 40 him .stsp algssr aad
ss,. ,sa ter ;,s*:s:s !. ,.',,;,,. -. ~,
~ .se 4 = wou'd soa q affidavit
eIe.|sE. yna.... enpagns1 v vosl1 ~ sse6
A0oe psspossa Misc II Banks
01eel AaHe 3sei1e1 ~ show
s..s ,;.l,, l,st"out ne prslsnasy
u N 1k zs .s..s,s.a III s.sa.l
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
Train That Kills
81 Cattle Makes r. r.
Record in That Line

Ogden. Utah, March 31.-What is de-
its class was reported here by the Union
Pacific claim agent. who said passenger
train ran into herd Of cattle near Evan
ston. Wye. killing 81 animals and Grip
ping 6S. The loss he estimated at
$4,000. Eight dead cattle were found
on the pilot of the locomotive when the
train was stopped.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
d|HER|s|. ! WORDS
ta'|vE ROOSEVELT. 4! /:
dll!|l|IN[El!|;, Y
AZ alkine
s. s. m rnl Upon Un-
Siss;,eafh l5K Socialists;
!. So Nay 14 A. M.
I,,I|i' o;a T. W. EyeRes .
]; 4 4 Z Chamber by
i,etoric.


\ lAlllk ~ n, April AFTER four.
!nn k941 1f argument and debate on
of unseatine the five So
ri 81 !ymen, the New York as
2AU nflS46 = NJ. today remained in
SSTe19 ~ no definite indication of
In t. 1lotinE would be begun.
seEG8 after 2, O'Clock Speaker Sweet
~ he believed that the first roll call,
sk-one on the proposal to expel AS
3blyman Louis Waldman, would not
be gun before 4 o'clock, but it might
eonsiderably later.
IN Tammaay 1eas Esskss Cheers.
a he widest outburst of applause,
veteran legislators declared ex-
any i their career. occurred at
lpsion Of speech by Assembly
I'm AcCue, Democrat, of New
H. 9cating expulsion. Every
nped from his seat and
two or three minutes.
mot Eoing to permit the
I9 rite the laws," he said.
~ ~ Coolidges the Socialist
Rca Eead from coast to coast"
i Answers Roosevelt.
nfaiS midnight Speaker ThaddeIs
.. 1pef y Instituted the custer pro
~, ft1k the rostrum and spoke
The doer, something that he had
4 only Gee before during his long
'3Ssss . aathe assemblys presiding
S Il. Pei of his speech was con-
III d a4s4 reply to Assemblyman
a,iraxlofeG osevelt, who had advocated
"a - of the five suspended mem
NJ II li1f1 said that almost the last
IN Ae late Colonel Roosevelt
',.se&E4 people was message that
= in the heart Of every
= =. the things he said was
4 E is predicted upon the
01ning in very fact an
and nothing but an Amer
ess he tries to keep segregated
!Ak III In of his own origin and
"a from the rest of America,
en f. isn't doing his part as an
eleric4n. There can be no divided
N q flag, the American flag, and
&lD tludes the red flag. which
Nmbo1lses ali wars against liberty
utilization just as, much as it
clnes any foreign nag of nation
. N6cb We are hosrile!"
kse Speaker Sweet said:
y1AEe building by our action today
SnS bulHark against all traitors
NA4 Dnndaries Of our republic.
M the republic is whipping the
ance Of enemies from with
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01

Shortage of fresh meat in the Chi
cago area brought about sharp advance
in prices
At Armour and Company's plant, sew
eral thousand employees were laid off
Wednesday. Nearly 1000 men In the
killing department Of Swift and Com
the killing forces Of other packers were
depleted
90 Meat pricss are rising. No pork was
Ged il today's market. May lard rose
ut Yesterdays close to
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
StsSsot sSeot;ns a'
to Pose as Hero

San Jose. Cal. March 1An inves-
t>gatidn into the circum0fa sur
rounding the shooting of Haxald Chope,
a 16-year-old high school student, re-
suited in a statement by Chief 0f Police
J. n. Black. that the youth had deliber-
ately shot himself in the left arm in
order to make himself hero in the
eyes of his girl friends" Chope hal
reported he was shot in tussel with a
burglar.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
Planet Discovered
by Spanish Astronomer

Cambridge, Mass.. March 31.-The
discovery Of planet BY the Astronomer
Sola of Barcelona, is announced at the
Harvard college observatory in a cable
gram from Professor Lecointe Of Cccle,
Belgium. An observation taken at
11.o5 Greenwich mean time. March Il.
gave its position as right ascension 12H
% NJ. II s.. declnation plus Is de-
grces. It's daily motion is right ascension
minus one minute, declination plus one
minute.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
|n0P0SE, NOT PEACE, But WAR ENDED, in HOUSE
LLOYD GEORGE AND CARSON ROAR AT II. S.
Pickford Divorce
Is Being Probed for
Tricks; May Revoke

Reno, New, March 3I.-The entire
record OF tho Mary Pickford divorce
case 10 under close Investigation BY
Robert Richards, depsty attorney
eeaeral Of Nevada, to ascertain
whether It holds any irreqularitis: Or
evidence Of fraud or colluslon that
viii justify an action being taken to
set the decree aside. The deputy at
torney said that when his tnvesttqa-
tlons arc concluded, action vndoubt-
case "a the the facts justify t. wv ' "
"Just At this time," said the dep.
uty attorney general, ~ an unable to
say what will develop IN the Pickford
case, because the investigation ! am
makiag has not been completed: !
am going over tho entire record OF tho
case and II there arc irregularities or
any evidence that fraud was worked
on the court Or that there was coll
lusion, some action undoubtedly will
be taken to set the decree aside
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
State Employees Out
in Italian Cities
for Higher Wages

London, March 31.-A Central News
dispatch from Rome saws the state
workers employed in the arsenals, to-
bacco factories and other concerns went
out on general strike for higher wages
in Turin, Naples. Venice. Florence. Boil
ogna and many other places last mid
night.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
AMERICAACCUSED
OF FOMEMTING AN
IRISH REBELLION
DeValera Compared to Jeff Davis, Senate's Vote
of Sympathy for Erin's Free Aspirations Held
Analogous to British Encouragement of South
ern Confederacy; Won't Stand 1t, Says Premier.

London, March 31-The United States handled without
gloves in the debate the by Premier Lloyd
George Wednesday, after Sir Edward Carson in fiery language
had denounced the Irish assasnaions the work of
TONED coming from America with minds nflamed anti
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
SENATOR REED ALSO BAlks

Moultre. Ga. March 3l.-United
States Senator James a. Reed, in a
statement given out here, declared he
would not be candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for president in the
Georgia primary.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
I ! = Forces Will
Il lest Till They're
Safe With 81 States

ashipeton, March 81. 49, Suffrage
8 win not slackea their efforts
81 states have ratified the suf-
! amendment. the national woman's
announces SO that. the coming into
OF the amendment will not be
I'd should the supreme court hold
valid the provision Of the Ohio
c0n1Ntion permitting a referen-
tn tt@@lmendmenf.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
LOOK Of DEVILS
ON !. \. \, FACES
DEPUTY ASSERTS
New Excuses Made for
Deporting Strikers at
Bisbee in 1917; Town
Felt Unsafe.

| Tombstone. Ariz., March 31,-T
against the government and again
homes Of workers werf alleged Ia
been heard during tie strike
Warren mining distrif. beginning
G. 1917. by witnesss for the al
at the trial Of Harry Wootton, cI
with kidnapping in bnnection wit
Bishee deportationsbf July 10 Z
Edward h. Whit of Bisbee :
the defendants in jhe kidnapinx
testified that NJ had heard Il
against the womt Of the comm
that he himself I'd been menace91
sand-bagging kause he persiste|
working durinsfh strike and ~
gave his wife shotgun for her!
White saidkany of the stranse.1aa
gregating inE Esbee at the timS
strike had G appearance Of "A
hunk. Tl3last term he defined
meaning EATERS"
WilliauG. Jeffries, another ri
miner. VI said he was a deputy -
Mt the of the deportations ~
that d9g the two days immedi
nrior The deportations. the I'm
beyan appear threatening tnd }
the of the strikers lpsked ah
ma Il ey had the devil hir<seH In I'll
II he's testified he lard two ni1
as workman on ~ way to mir
T nl to 60 out va the striker ~ 4
= han refusg: the piokeesl.s;:;,.ss
nm mt, 70 + e ~. l ,,1 ~
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
IN l,ooo.FooT FALL.

geoiasN. y. March 31.-Cap5ain
tx M. pote of Chicago, nm army
esduH the war. was killed when
eapg Sshe was flying fell 1000 feet
near the Roosevelt field
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
w SpraWie Pozyczki
ola PoLSki.

Wczoraj W tutejszym nCon-
gress" hotelu odbyso sic zspowie-
diane onegdaj zebranie przedsta-
wicieli Prasy polsko = amerykan-
skiej wspolnie z legacya Poska z
Waszyngtonu, ktorej czionkowie
bawia chwilowo w Chicago: &C.
branie to zvo$ano dla p%oirformo-
wanna Prasy o losach pozyczki,
zakontraktowanej W tym kraju
dla Polski - prywatnie. Przez
Rad Polski akceptowanei.
Ma zebranie przybyio kilkadzie-
STAT osob, miejseowych i zamiej-
scowych. ME samych dziennikarzy
tylko, gdyz zebrarie riaso raczej
charakter og6ino informacyjny.
Deiegat ministeryum skarbu pol
skiego w dIuzszych,. nader wymo-
wnych wywodach przedstawii
stan sprawy, niekt6re zaS interpe-
lacye &c strony zgromadzonych
jeszcze biizej ~objaSniiy konjunk-
fury transakcyi podjetej. Rezul-
tatem konferencyi byl przyjety
wniosek, IL przedstawicieie tutcjsi
rzadu polskiego - legacya wa
szyngtonska - wyda komunikat
obszerny ! szczcgo@owy, objaSnia-
jacy sprawe ME tylko jaz ola
pism samych ! ich prscownikow,
ale dIa og6iu rodak6w, ktorzy Cd
dawna czekaja ma tie informacye
- z cie7pliwoscia. istotnie godna
uznania. w komunikacie tynI, kto
~ do wszystkich p;sm zostanie
rozesiany W tych dniach, maja
bye om6wioue najwazniejszc
punkty kontraksus oojaSnioue BE-
da ~sprzeciwy pewne, czynione co
do lego przyjecia w formie Dry
,ginalnej, zmiany uzyskane, 4
wreszcie ma bye wystosowany
shiny APPEL do casej Prasy, by bez-
wzglednic i stanowczo, bez rozni-
cy pogisdow pa~rtyjnych i osobi-
stych inw;dyi, TAX w naszej Prasie
czestych. - rzecz poqarsa, DO ona
ola PoIski dobra i niezbednie po-
trzebna.
Taxa ma bye osnowa komuni-
katu. take don dano wskazania ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

w kwcstyi odpowiedzi - lila
kilka zg1oszonych juz do Redak-
cyl naszej pytai - dlaczego po-
zyczka opicwa jcdynie ma so mi
l1onow, ME ma $50, jak poczatko-
wo zamierzano, zaznaczymy, IL
jest to tylko pierwsza emlsya, ma
taxa sumo bond6w, aprobowana
przcz w}adzc tutcjsze, ktore jed
max ME ograniczyly bynajmnieJ
cwcntualnej mozliwosci emisyl
da1szych. Zrcszta kwestye te
irnc podobne zapewne wytfuma-
czy komunikat oficyalny, zapo--
w~icdziany &c strony legacy.
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DO WIADoMOSCI.

wsEystkIch In~teresant6w n~ajuPrzeJ-
hpieJ prOSimy o PrZestrBeganie ReniS-
szych uskazowek;
Biura Administracyi naszeJ Otwarte
Erana do 1880 Uieczorem CO dnia' .
wyJatkIem aiedEiel Z SWtat ObowiS1u-
Jaeych.
ZarEadca PIsma nasEeEO przyImate
I~uteresantSu CO dnia ~ GoDZINACH
POPOLUDNI0WYCH cd 2-Etet do S-teJ
- n w~yJatkiem sobot.
Redakeya dla intereSant0w OtwartA
lest TYLKO w GODzINACH PORAN-
NIGH, Cd GODzINY 1880 DO GODhI-
NY 11i3oG pO p~Ofudniu tJlkO In speey-
alma umOwa-
Redaktor NaczeIny prEyJmuJe inte-
TYLKO Pc GODZINIE 1o-tej
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UprasEa sic, ws1elk1e sprawy Z Redak
eva Enlatw1ae, o lie mOznosci PISEM-
ME, BIO na kOnwersacye dfuKie ME ms
INV rraSu; tyIko W sprauach szczeESf-
nieISzej waEi OsObistyeh, fub ME dnJS-
rxrh sic Ealatwic zuie8le - droEa ko-
- prosimy Jnwtc sic osO-
biScie. zachowuJac ma wEEledIie, re -
koto RodSiRy II-tej Gamykamy gazette
ws1yscy aaJbardzieJ JesteEmy wtedy
Korespondent6w upraszamy stano-
-rzo, ably piSali CHGTELNIE - ATRA-
MENTEM. LUB Ma MAShYNIE, ME
ZBST SCISBIwIE 4 TTBkO MA JE-
nNFJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JcEIi utwOry jakiekOfwiek ME majS
hive OEIOSzone, pOehlonia je kosA
.rcdakryjny; jeSIi poiadane - 10 sUrO-
IN. " razfc ME OElOskenin, naleSy to
WYRAZNIE HAHNACIHC I zAL4CZYC
ENACEEK P0CZToWH Ma ZWRoTNA
PRZESYLkE.
Eadpyrh komunIkat6u do oElssEeniA
ME nnIeEy prBesyiae Ba kartach cd
krytychl ZADNYCH TEE ME PRZGJ-
MUJE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - ehyba W wyjStkSuych
Uypadkach; r6wnIeE oGfOszen, dctycss-'
eyeh touarzystu, ~telefOnicEnie nile
WSzeIkie oEloszenIa Ealeis do DEia-
I'm OCloaEe6 w Administracyi 1 tam sic
: nfemi Euraeae nalety.
PodxiekOPyania - WSLELhlEGO re-
azaIu. REzOLUCYE ZAbOBNE, POLL
TYCzNE 1 I. y. nRlcEa do Dzlaiu OBfs-
wen.
WSxeIkfe koresPOndencye. zaUtado-
rfeuia 4 {. p. muszR bye podpiSnne -
orlpem nazNiSkIem uraE q sdresen pi-
sZaeeEot beEImieBnych. lub podptsanyeh
domysInikfem, aIbO wresEcte Showers
-Eo1itety - ko~munikacyt, nj koreSs
aondraryi ME BamiesIcBsmy.
stanovxcIO mic eEtas1amy
pAIOMT, ami wycieckek, lob -plKRt-
.SU., BRzADzANHCH W NIEDzlELA.
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Bia juz t~rzecia, gdy Zareba srodze zadyszany,
wpad1 do zamhowej antyszambry, ale krolewskie
poslpchania ~jeszcze sic ME rozpocze4y i podwoje
sail tronowej byly zawarte ma glucho.
Antyszambra bysa sklepiona, niska i mroczna
nieco, pomIno dw6ch szerokich okien ma dziedzi-
nice, przyemiewa1 ia BOWEN k%oNumnowy podjaDd.
Mirowscy, W paradnyeh nundurach pesnem uzbro-
jeriu, trzyrnali straze Il wszystkich drzwi, bystro
wodzac oczyma "a kazdyn wchodzacym.
Ale bardzo niew1ele osob zbicralo sic ma dzisiej-
sze poehuchanie.
Zareba przysiad4 pod sciana, obok ~jakowychs
kobiet W ~zaAobnej czerni, z korych jedna zdawala
sig ciehutso p~opsakwac.
Ma srodku sta} siwy j~egoroSc re Them podgo-
lonym W cub rozwichrzony, z czerwona rogatyw-
ka ma gAowni karabeli, w dlugim i srodze buchastym
paPuzin k~ontuszu, parnietajscym jeszcze saskie GA
sy szsrpai obwiste wasiska i jakby sic wyzalas pred
jakiemis damami, kt6re wy~fiokowane, W manly
mach, szalach, muszkach i spietrzonych fryzurach,
siuchaly cierplrwie, trzymajac sic pod rece zie-
lony s~trzelec z letnnzkami ne reku stall o pare kro-
koW.
Miedzy okrami rozmawiafo polghosem kilku Gu
dzoziemcow We frakach, suto ziotem hattoWanvch
! harcapach II spudrowanych wfosow.
ZaS " kacie, jakby chroniac sic cickawych spoj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
WLADYSLAW ST. REYM0NT.
Rok 1884,
Ostatni Sejm Rzecy- Pospoitej.
PowieS6 Historyczna
(TryIogii Geese ID
Pr.wo Wylaeznero rrsdruku SAbyts | ZAstrsstons
Ola "DdennIkA ChIcaEoskIeEo".

:xsSsxsaa Cias daiszy. ~ s.
Przeimowali go nieulccza!nym wstTetem ME
~nawscia.
Raziio go rowniez to wspanialc mieSzkanle,
majace w r~zeczywjstoSci pozor Prawdziwego Poole
iowa Tub zajazdu, tax ~dostojne resztki Z paSacow
miesza3y sic z wywsokami zdefektowana ho4ota.
Ja} sic wreszcie przemykac do wyjscia, gdy sta
nal przy MIN ksiaze szepn9i:
- Chciasbym z panem p~otnowic, ale W tenn do
miszku ME sposob.
- Mozemy wyjSc ma uice.
Przejeso go maggie drzenie.
- JEDI pan do mnie. Kwateraje przy sztabie
na Horudnicy.
Wahal sig jesrczc, ale wspornniawszy Jasihskie-
go nakazy, przystal.
Wyszli prawie niepostrzezeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

w obecncj armii, jak stwierdza-
jq kompetentnc czynnIki francu-
skie, mic sic zasadniczo ME zmie-
milo. Armia ,,republikanSkich'
Niemiec ma tych samych, junkier-
skich, wszechniemieckich genera
low. Korpus oficerski zachowal W
pe}ni swe tradycye i swoj party
kularyzm. Zwiazki wojskowc So
wyznawcami powrotu dawnego,
monarchistycznego rzadu, wyzna-
ia otwarcic kult idei rewanzu.
Miodziez W szko}ach i akademiach
wraz &c swymi profesorami wy
znaje entuzyastycznie pangermah
e'tie doktryny. Deutschland ueber
allies" i ,Wacht am Rhcin" roz-
brzmiewaja z ia sama buta i ak
centem nienawiSci Przcciw-zwy-
ciezcom W wielkiej wojnie.
A tryumfalny wjazd Linden
burga do Berlina, a prowokacyj-
ne zachowanie sic %genera}ow pru-
skich i Helffericha wobec konli-
syi koalicyjnej, badajacej kwe'
styc odpowiedzialnosci "a wojne,
NOVA Ludcndorfia w kaplicy gar
nizonu W Poczdamie, a odpowiedz
Niemiec, re oskarzonych o zbrod-
ME W wojnie, zadanych przez koa
licye ME wydadza wszystko
to So dowody, re Ouch. odwetu,
Ouch niezdruzgotanego military
zmu zyje W Nowych Niemczech,
Wytworzyl sic juz dis po roku
zawieszenia broni ten nastroj glo-
ryfikujacy .bohatersks" armt
niemiecka, kt6ra stawiSa czoso ca
iemu swiatu j z caiym swiatem
prowadziia wojne pelna sukcesow
i tryumfow.
Niemcy zgoia ME zmienily pro-
gramu paistwowego. To jest
rzccz godna uwagi i podkreslenia.
kleska ME wysadzila z posad ca
lego systemu pojec o zadaniach j
celach narodu, O wytycznych i
drogach, pc ktorych isc nalezy.
Kleska wojny 1914-191S roku
ME wytworzy}a rewolucyi po-
jec i ME przeoraia ma no.
swiatapogladu przecietne-
20 Niemca. Pozostai on nadal mo-
narchista i pangermanista, snia-
Gym sen o z~apanowaniu mad swia-
tenn prey pomocy twardego mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

rzeh, sicdziaI jakiS czIowiek w woJsIowej kapocie,
PREY. palaszu Z krzyzem, zuchwae ~przypietym do
PierSi, ale Z ghowq W bandalach o schorzalej, bla-
del twarzy; pacholek podawal mu CO chwila jakieS
lcki r~zezwiQce.
Gas dluzy} sic wszystkin, gdy2 byho niezmier-
Live gorqco nuInie sennie brzeczaly muchy sennie
brzmialy rozmowy, ty!ko niekiedy trzasnely o ka-
miennQ posadzke k~arabiny, wyczynion4 W kostke
czarno-biaiq, Tub "a oknami rozlegly sic cieAkie, ME
r0wne st9pania wart z~amigotai przez szyby bagnet,
b.acha koipakow kolor mundurowych w~yIogow,
- Je5li asumpt ME k~wadrujc I konkluzya, to
psu ia bude GAIA robota - jQi naraz prawic giosno
i gniewnie siwy j~egomost. - Gwarancye i alianse,
Z ,,przyjaciclski' zoInierz iupi mas re sk6ry niby Pi-
skorzow. Nicmaly szwank ponioSiem ma zdrowiu i
stbstancyi, toe WIEN jaka Dbojecka zgo4a procedure
poczynaja Z mani ,alianci', Moja okolicznoSc byla
taxa IakoS ultimis Aprilis, przcciagai battalion gre
r~adyerow pod Won Blumem, kt6ry, .podjechawszy
pod moi ganek mic z}azqc Z zkonia, zazqda} fura-
z6w. Pozwoli}em, chOciaz prosif moda Gale tatar-
ska, ale powiadam: daj mi vase ~kwitacye "a wziete
barany i krupy! a ten psi syn, miasto RESPONSE,
buch mnic giowniq W piersi! ia do szabli, ~obciaie1n
juSci ultaja tylem sic jeno usatysfakcyonowa{. Re-
sta, to juz jedno zalne lar1Im. ZniszcEyli mrie Z kre-
tesem zrabowali do ostatniego k~rowiego ogona.
Tylko jakimS cudem wynioslem 2ycie tel opresyi.
Ale teraz Won Blum jezdzi W mole ogiery / IRE ma
mojem srebrze, a ia wedrnje per pedes apostolorum
cd Annasza do Kaifasza | szrhkam sprawiedliwosci.
Weszlo pare nowych os6b jegomoSt scichnal,
ale Zarebie przyszho ma pamiec, Re La w~spominala
0 jakimS Won Blumie, wielbicielu Tereni.
- Wylozylem adnbasadorowi cd a do yet -
.Podjq4 zn0w ghosno to wsiad} ma mnie, jak ma ~
So kobyle, re to napastrrje wojska bic mu Office
row. Grozi{ mi nawet wicza / Sybirem MySla{em, Re
nnie &rew z~aleje. By5bym mu wypalii ~rzetelnie YER
ba ~veritatis, alem sic pomiarkowa4: ublizyG mole,
a wyzwac go ma reke, to mi ME stanie. MAJ to bye
~crirner, re ME p~oEwalam sic postponowat u~ltajstwu?
A &c tam moi synaczkowie, mszczac nasz oysnoror,
poszli tropem ,sprzyjaciof' i jak mogli, tax gcmei-
now fuszczyli = toe odrodne tyIko dzieci puszczaja
pla1em krzywdy rodzica! Z TAXA wlasnic sprawl
stane pred kr6Iem JegomoScia. Ale STANG juz ME a
Particular, aliquo conventiculo, lccz nomine wszy-
skiego stanu szlacheckiego, skrzywdzonego W mo-
jej osobie i spytam; za1i zywie jeszcze wolnoSt i
prawo W tel RzeczpospoIitej? Zali dziki najezdzca..
Nagle ~rozwarly sic zfocone podwojc, ~uczyni}
sig rumor kazdy &c stanu szlacheckiego wvhodzil
do sail ~tronowej, gdzie krol CO niedziela dawa1 pu-
biicznc pos}uchania.
.Wyszed} naprzeciw ksiadz Ghigiotti, Wfoch,
czarniawej, suchej twarzy i niespokojnych oczu, kr6-
la particularly ~sekretarz, rozpytujac Iamanym jezy-
KEN kaldego, Z czcmby przychodzi} pred Majestat?
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)