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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
BIRTHS.

James Fl. and Laura Owens Horton,
ll4S Kansas, June %; girl.
Rico and Annie Mays Gaia, st. To-
seph's hospital, June 26; boy.
George L. and Patti Jacket Beyers,
225 West Iowa, June 80; girl
Lloyd and Earl Dowswat Gam, ST
Joseph's hospital June 30; boy. !
\ ]. V. and Jennie Rodgers Hickman.
st. Joseph's hospital June 10; girl.
Isaac and Sarah Holland Richman,
17s Beale, June %; boy.
Abraham and Mary Rosewick Sach-
aren, ~ oVerton, June 80; girl.
Chester and Elizabeth Cook Fisher,
81 North Somervilie, June 90; boy.
John and Myrtle Thompson Mar
chlsie, 2l66 Union, June 81; girl.
Samuel and Annie Siegel. PSI Ashland,
&. s. and Ollie Garrison Mcmillan,
st. Joseph's hospital, July 8; girl.
Domeric and Louise Shoemaker
Sorce, 591 Pontotoc, July Q; girl.
Charles G. and Lucie Cage Kadel,
Baptist Memorial hospital, July g. boy
William and Rena O'Neill Ryan, 222
West Broadway. July /; girl.
Joe and Prima Leva Cassina, Sink
and Lamar, July 2; girl.
Joseph J. and Amanda Jones Etz-
berger, St. Joseph's hospital, July 81;
girl
Moses and Edna Perkins, 4s6 Con-
cord, June 80; girl.
Andy and Elnora Adams, S01 Edith,
June %; boy
\ Charles and Calie Smith, General
hospital, July 5; girl.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
SAYS NAVY MEN WILL
SUPPORT DEMOCRATS

Navy men. both rank and file. will
support Franklin D. Roosevelt and the
Democratic ticket for the presidency
and win give him a great majority"
declares Lieut.. II. Alan Mcdonald, U.
s, N. who registered at the Hotel
Gayoso Saturday. Lieut.. Mcdonald is
connected with the department at
Washington and his visit here is in
the nature of personal trip to visit
several classmates and friends in this
section.
Speaking further on the subject, he
said that Mr. Roosevelt had done much
to win the approval of the men In the
service and that he was universally
popular.
A vacancy for 200 more enlisted men
from this state for service on the u. S.
uperdreadnought Tennessee exists,
says the visitor. Under the new policy
adopted by the department the ships
named after the various states win be
manned exclusively by men from these
states The launching OF the Tennessee,
Wach is the finest battleship ever built
BY the United States, was an event
of great interest and is the boast of
the department.
Lieut.. Mcdonald will remain in the
city several days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
Food Shortage" Is
Threatened After
WOrkhOlIse Dinner

A serious shortage of food existed
saturday at the Shelby county work.
house, and 1t was feared that prison.
ers confined therein might have to go
on half raions over Sunday Squire
Kearney, superintendent, and Boss
Scruggs, In charge, attributed the
shortage to the quantities Of foodstuffs
consumed at noon Friday, when the
executive committee Of the Amalgamat-
Cd order Of Heavy Eaters dropped in
The class for the meeting Of the ex-
man 7. Joe Cole, officer of the city
court Other members of the commit
tee were Capt, viii Lee of the day DO
lice relief; Paul NJ WagEener, BertiI-
lon officer; DR.. John Richard Drake,
police surgeon; Whit Williams, promi-
nent taxicab owner, and Bob Hildebrand,
or the News Scimitar.
One Of the bylaws of the Amaiga-
mated Orders of Heavy Eaters is that
the heaviest eater retains the place OF
chairman OF the executive committee
only so long as he continues to be the
heaviest eater. Cole retained his place
Frlaay py a narrow margin-one sau-
was second. He endeavored to have Il
called tie, because he drank one more
cup of coffee than Cole, but the COM
mittee outvoted him.
Great concern was felt as the party
was about to leave. Cole had disap-
peared. Someone said he Had gone back
INTO the dining room. Immediately the
party became alarmed, fearing Cole had
eaten SO much that he had got down
and was unable to get back up. But
Investigation disclosed that Cole was
only getting an extra couple of ham
sandwiches, for fear he might get hun
gry on the way back to police headquar-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
RAIN ANb PESTS HURT
CROPS NEAR SCc0BA

SCooBA, Miss, July 10. (spl)-
Rains continue to be almost a daily oc-
currence through here and crops are
beginning to show the effects Of them.
SutWorms are busy on the corn and
the boil weevil Is DESTROYING cotton
Roads in sections that are not gray
eled are almost impossible, but a DAYS
sunshine will put them in good shape
A large tree fell across the Jackson
highway during a wind on Tuesday,
which interfered considerably with
travel and traffic.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
CUTW0RMS DESTROYING
CORN IN TIPPAH COUNTY

(SpL)--Farmers of this section renort
that the cutworm is doing deadly work
in some of the corn fields in TippAh
bottom. This section is one of the
best farming districts in the county,
However in other sections of Tippah
the worm has not been discovered
The cotton in some parts of the coun-
ty has been visited, too, by the boil
weevil, however most of this crop is
yet too small for the pest to get IN
much deadly work
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
MICHEL BOUND OVER.

Charged with violating the prohibi-
ton amendment and also receiving goods
stolen from an Interstate shipment,
Henry A. Michel waived preliminary
hearing late Friday before Federal Com
missioner George Fl. Poole and was
bound over to await the action Of the
fall session of the federal grand fury
Niche! was arrested a week ago BY
Illinois Central special agents police
and federal officers, after II was al
legged four barrels of stolen alcohol
were found on his premises.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
ASK PRAYERS TO SAVE
ALLEN M'NAMARA'S LIFE

Request has been made to various
ministers in the city to pray Sunday
for Allen Mcnamara, sentenced to be
electrocuted for the alleged assault OF
Mary Thompson Mcnamara. McNama-
ra, at present Is in the penitentiary
at Nashville.
Meanwhile, the mother OF McNamara
is circulating petitions urging the gov.
ernor to commute the death sentence to
life Imprisonment. More than 10, 900
signatures have been obtained, she
states,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
H. S. INCLUSION DIES
AT WOODSTOCK HOME

II. S. McQuiston, connected with the
general store of II. J.. Meese. at Locke
Tenn, died at his home in Woodstock
Friday afternoon following an illness
of several months. which began with ar
attack of influenza last January. He Is
survived by his widow and six small
children. Previous to his connection
with Mr.. Meese in business he had a
general store near Rosemark
Funeral services were held at the
Temple M. e. church, near Lucy, Sat
urday morning at o'clock and burial
was made in the A. r. p. cemetery,
near Rosemark
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
MRS. KELLEY SPEAKS
ON CHILD WELFARE

VICKSBURG, Miss, July 10. (Spl)
Mrs. T. +. Kelley, Judge OF the juve-
nile court at Memphis, who came here
a case In the u. s. district court, in
tended leaving last night for her home,
but was prevailed upon to remain and
make an informal tank on child well
fare.
Mrs. Kelley explained the honor sys-
TEN in the Memphis Juvenile court, and
stressed the fact that society will reap
It's richest benefits by protecting and
saving the children from delinquencies
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISS,
LOSES IN POPULATION

ToCCoPoLA. Miss. July 10. (spI)-
me preliminary announcement of popu-
given out by the census bureau shows
the present population of the county to
pc 1901, as compared with 21,sS3 In
1910. The population of various incor-
porated towns and villages Of the coun-
vile 2S5, Taylor 209, Tula l7S, Lafayette
Springs 1853, Paris 100, Oxford 1913.
The towns of Abbeville Oxford and
Paris show a decrease in population
from the 1910 figures. Each district of
the county also shows a small decrease
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
RECIPROCAL SWITCHING
RESTORED AT NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. JuIv 10 fsnI,
Reciprocal switching at Nashville be-
tween the N, c. & St L. railway
and the L.. & N. railroad on the one
hand, and the Tennessee Central on the
other, VIII be restored, according to a
letter from President Cole, Of the N.
8; q 81. L., to County Judge Lytton
The switching arrangement was dis
continued, President Cole said, through
g clerical omission by a rate clerk In
drawing up a recent tariff. II Il were
not restored it would have meant the
bottling up of Nashville by the two
larger roads.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
CRYSTAL SPRINGS BOARD
TO SEEK REELECTION

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss, July 10.
(Spl.)-This week the announcement OF
a number Of aspirants for municipal Of
thereby engendering a good deal Of in
terest in the approaching city election.
Some candidates for mayor are publish
ing their platforms and making pro-
fuse promises and this is true of the
candidates for aldermen. The present
incumbent, F. NJ Hutchinson, mayor,
and all Of the old members of the board
are resting on the records they have
made for the past two years and don't
seem to be disturbed about the results
of the coming election
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
GRANTED CONTINUANCE.

Continuance of hearing was granted
Frank DeFuccfo, jeweler, by Judge
Barker in city court late Friday until
Saturday afternoon in order that ad-
dltlonal testimony might be secured,
DeF'uccio was arrested Wednesday at
ter charges by Perel- Lowenstein com
pany, South Main street, that he had
borrowed" diamond and later pawn
ed II without making return to them.
Detuccio gave his address as Coving-
ton, Tenn. He is said by police to be
a fugitive from justice and wanted IN
New Jersey. "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
TO HOLD SUPPLEMENTAL
REGISTRATION IN COUNTY

In order that voters who have changed
ed their place of residence since fhe
last registration may be given an op-
portunity to vote In the August cleo
tion a supplemental registration win be
held in the various voting precincts OF
the county on July IL. Is and is.
the places of registration and details as
to who should register have been made
public by the Shelby county election
board of which Judge D. B. Puryear
is chairman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
DEATHS.

Marie Friend, age IS, st. Joseph's
hospital, July 8; intestinal infection.
Harry Branan, age 4S, CARLY Ramsay
hospital, July g. nephritis.
Rae Henning. age 65, 1899 Niese, July
5; acute auto intoxication.
Sarah Beasley. age 70, 487 Walker,
July 2; nephritis.
William A. Gage. age so. 259 Kenil-
worth, July 5; valvular disease of heart.
Susie Wilson, age As, Weakley, July
8; acute gastritis.
Louvenia Temple, age rs, Wilson
hospital July z; pistol shot wound
Henry Smith, age So, General hospital,
July / carcinoma of stomach.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
HAYS GOES TO MARION,

CHICAGO, July 10.-Chairman Hays.
OF the Republican national committee,
concluded his conference with Middle
West leaders in Chicago and left for
Harding.
Mr.. Hays said he would consult with
Senator Harding particularly on the
subject of the front porch" campaign,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
CHARGED WITH LARCENY,

Larceny Of a quantity Of snuff was
the charge on which R. M. Jenkins and
Elsie Calvin were ordered held for the
state late Friday afternoon in city
court. According to testimony Of Of
Ulcers the woman was employed by the
American Snuff company, and, it Is al
legged. took a quantity of snuff. The
two also were fined on minor charges,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
BANKER HERE.

S. A. Strauss, assistant cashier of tho
Hamilton National bank, Chattanooga,
arrived in Memphis Saturday and reg
i5tered at the Hotel Chisca He is here
to confer with several bankers and on
personal business,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
POLES, REQUEST REFUSED.

PARIS, July 10.-Requests by M
Grahski, former Polish premier, that the
allies turn over to Poland German
munitions ordered destroyed have been
refused by Premiers Mllerand and LLOYD
George according to the Petit Parisien.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

>. Emil A. Arendt and Elizabeth L.
Hutton, d. l.. Alexander and Rosa Lee
Allen. Joseph A. Lambitt and Annie
Cornelison,
win Bush and Sheneta Shepherd, Joe
Robinson and Della Murphy, Charles
Adams and Matte Barney, p. H. Greer
and Johanna Stepheson. .--
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
FIRST UNION SERVICE TO
BE HELD SUNDAY MIGHT

The first of the series of Sunday and
Wednesday evening union services, to
be held during the next two, months by
Southeast Memphis churches, will be
held on Sunday night at s o'clock in the
McLemore Avenue Presbyterian church.
The opening sermon will be preached by
DR.. George w. Kemper, pastor of the
McLemore Avenue Christian church.
The church service will be preceded by a
union meeting of the young peoples So
cieties of these congregations.
Washing and polishing our speciality
Lockwood Auto Co., 300 Madison Ave
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-10
eRise. Fall.
RIVER FORECAST.

The Mississippi will not change much
at Memphis during the next two days
ana VIII fan slowly at Helena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

wojska. Wszyscy wiec posli ma
front, a jezeli wypadkowo ktdry
sic pozostai, to zycie ola niego
stale sic wprost niemozliwem.
Jeden z chiopcow pozna} zdro-
wego zupelnie mezczyzne, ubra-
nego w stroj niewieSci. Publicz
nose rzucila sic ma niego i chciaia
sic Z MIN rozprawiG i tylko dzieki
interwencyi policyi uniknaf "a
sluzonej kary. Policyi udato sit
uwolnic go cd doraznej kary put
blicznoSci, przcz oznajmienie, re
oSobnik ten jest podejrzany c
bolszewizm, albowiem inaczej pu-
hlicznost ME daiaby "a wygrane
staralaby sic ukarat marudera "a
lego tch6rzostwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

lecz pozniej bolszewlcy postara-
ia sic naiozyG warunki daleko
ciezsze.
Wedfug opinii francuskiej gen.
Wrangel dale wieksze nadzieje ma
rozbicie bolszewikow niz jego po-
przedNicy - Denikin i Ko}czak,
albowiem udafo mu sic ~przeciag-
nae ma swoja strone kozakow.
BOLSZEWICY
POSILKI.
Paryz, IL. sierpnia. - Wojska
bolszcwickie znajduja sic obecnie
w "a m;lach cd kolei Warszawa-
Gdansk. DUE silly bolszewickie
staraja sic zajac pozostaia LIME
kolejowa. iaczaca Warzsawe z
Gdanskiem. Obecnie bolszewicy
zajmuja linie kolejowa pomie-
dry Mlawa i Ciechanowem.
Poinocna armia bolszewicka o.
trzymala znaczne posiiki i posi-
wanie sic bolszewikow w rejonie
Navy stale sic ola Polakow ME
bezpiecznem. Azeby stawic sku-
teczny oPor Polacy beda zmuSze-
nj sformowac nova armie ma from
Gle polnocnym. w celu sparalizo-
wanna ruchu bolszewickiego Po-
lacy beda zmuszeni uderzyc ma
bolszewikow ma poinoc Cd Lubli-
ma, azeby uniemozliwic i'm pre-
kroczenie Buga w tenn rejonie.
Eksperci wojenni saba, re tego
rodzaju akcya moze uratowac
Warszawe i po}ozyc tame dalsze-
mu posuwaniu sic wojsk bolsze--
wickich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
%KANDYDACI SUCHYcH FOR
MALNIE UWIADOMIENI
o NOMINACYI.
Germantown, Ohio, IL sierp-

Germantown, Ohio, IL sierp-
MIA. - Aaron S. Watkins, pre-
w6dca partyi prohibicyjnej, kto-
ry jest kandydatem ma prezyder-
Ia i d. Leigh Colvin, jego wsp6}-
ka.ndydat - formalnie przyie!i
swe nominacye wczoraj wicczo-
EN- pred wielka rzesza zwolcn-
nik6w partyi ,,suchej''. Obaj o.
swiadczyli, re beda na!egali o
forsowanie praw prohibicyjnych,
a zwiaszcza aktu Volsteada. To
Jest ich gi6wna zasada W kam-
panii. Kandydaci rozpowszech-
riat beda swe hasfa we wszyst-
hich czesciach kraju "a pomoca
aeroplanow.
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POLACY
WIELKA
WE D CALICO
FRONTU

Paryz, IL. sierpnia. Nalezy
podkreSlic dzisiaj diva wypadki,
kt6re wystawia ma Probe armie
bolszewicka Francya uzna}a
gen. Wrangla wiadca poludnio--
wei Rosyi, obiecujac mu wszelka
pomoc militarna, wediug zaS via
domoSci z Warszawy Polacy
przygotowuja wielka k%ontrofen--
sywe wzd}uz calego frontu.
Warszawa, II. sierpnia. -
Gazety dzic;ejsze donosza o kon-
ccntracyi i przegrupowywaniu
wojsk polslich celem podjecia
forsownej kontrofensywy. Kontr-
akcya polska ma rozpoczac sic W
ciagu n~ajbliaszych dni. Eksperci
wojenni So zdania, re obecnie jest
bardzo pomyslny Gas do uderze-
MIA ma bolszewikow celem wy
parcia ich z granic Polski,
Pomimo togo, re wojska pol
skie opusciIy Ostroieke, jednak
zajmuia w dalszym ciagu pozy--
eye miedzy Narwia i Bugiem i So
dose silhe by mogiy bronic War
szawy. E~wakuacya Ostro}eki po-
ciagneia "a SODA przegrupowanie
wojsk polskich wzd&uz Srodkowe-
90 biegu Bugu. Wojska polskie
zajmuja SLIME ufortyfikowane po-
zycye wzdfuz Liwca, dopiyw Bu-
ga.
Ruch bolszewicki ma Polnoc cd
Warszawy jest manewrem dose
zrecznym, zmierzajacym do okrq
ienia stolicy i zmuszenia Pola--
kow do cofniecia sic poza Whsle.
w uzupeinieniu tego ruchu o.
krazajacego ~bolszewicy atakuja
pczycye polskie ma wschod cd
Warszawy. starajac sic przefamac
w ten miejscu LIME polska. Po-
lacy stawiaja zwyciesk opor.
Walk sd nadzwyczaj krwawe.
Picrwszym celem bolszewikow
Jest p-awdopodobnie odciecic ko-
lei Siedlce- a nastepnie
dotarcie do WHISKY i zajecie kolei,
biegnacei w kierunku poludnio--
wego frontu, gdzie Polacy bronia
Lwowa.
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Telegramy ~Zagraniczne.
Dokonezeaie re STRONGLY l-szej.

porownac z odejscem Francuzow poza Aisae W sierpnu 1914 roku.
Woska polskie odchodza powell W z~upefnym p~orzadku. w
wielu miejscach bez nacisku re strony nieprzyjaciela. w innych za5
miejscach niema nawet kontaktu z neprzyjacielem. Olbrzymie Ii
czby ochotnicze spisuja sic dobrzc. Jeden pulk ochotnikow ponos}
strate 800 ludzi, jednak ME usta2ii z pozycyi odpari wszystkie alta
XII daleko lcznejszego Iczebnie nieprzyjaciela.
Pomnno przewagi lczebnej b~olszewikow grozby z ich stro-
ny. re Warszawa zostanie zajeta pomimo teco, re zagrazaja ko-
munikacyi pomiedzy Warszawa Gdanskien, wojna jeszcze ME
jest zdecydowara. ponimo. re opinia publiczna sadzi inaczei.
Kanpania moze bye zdecydowana dopiero wtedy, gdy armia
poiska zostanie rozbita, a walka ~decydujaca do tel pory ME zostaIa
jeszcze stoczona. Sytuacya Polakow jest powazna, lecz ME jest
rozpcczliwa. Cbecna sytuacye polska MONA porownac do sytuacyl
Francvi ma krotko pred perwsza bitwa mad Marina.
Obecnie wszvstkie widoki ma zwyciestwo Polakow So dobre.
irzei nieprzyiaciel powazy sic ma atak, gdy Polacy beda gotowi do
przyjecia 60.
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z
KONFERUTA.

Nashville, u sierpnia. - De.
nlokratyczni i republikahscy pre-
w6dcy Legislatury W Tennessee,
kt6rzy So przychylni ratyfikacyl
federalnej poprawki ,,suffragium'
odbyli wczoraj konferencye -
cclem uplanowania walk o PREY
iecic rczolucyi O rownouprawnic
riu kobiet, przedstawionej w re-
SLY wtorek w Senacie / Izble.
Przewodcy partyjni Z Senatu 1
Izby posiow postanowill oddac
sprawe do rozpatrzenia specyal-
nemu k%omitetowi. Przewodca
Walker, kt0rego zwolcnnicy ,,sut
fragium" uwazali "a stronnlka w
tel kwestyi, oSwiadczy} sic pre-
civ tel sprawie. Panni Carrie
Gait, prezeska krajowego stoWa-
rz~ysacnia ola ,,suffragium", pc
wysluchaniu opinii Walkera, o.
Swiadczyla. re jest nadzieja, IL
czlonkowie Lcgislatury stana sill
nj PREY swych postanowieniach |
i &c p~oprawka zostanie ratyfiko-
Mnna.
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BOLSZEWICY DONOSZA
o ZWYCIESTWACH.

Londyn, IL. sierpnia. - Oficy-
Amy komunikat L Moskwy dono-
81. re walk ma froncie krymskim
toczq sic Z powodzeniem Ola Dol
Szewikow.
W kierunku Modlina wojska
bolszewiciiie podczas krwawych
walk posuneiy sic ma I mil do
Makowa, 81 mil ma polnoco-
wSchod Cd Medina.
Wzdluz obydwoch brzegow Blu
gu wojska bolSzewickie posuwaja
sic w kierunku zachodnim. w
poniedzialek zostala zaieta Biaia,
IS mil ma po}udnio-zachod cd
RrzeScia. O posiadanie Wlodawy
toczy sic walka. Pod konskiem
bolszewicy przeszli Bug. Ma poi
noco-zach6d cd Brodow Polacy
zostali odparci do Radziechowa.
Wzdiuz Seretu tocza sic walk 0
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WRANGLA
PREF FRANCYE.

Paryz, II. sierpnia. Francu-
skie ministeryum spraw zagrani-
cznych oznajmiiO, re wobec faktu
uznania gen. Wrangla przez Fran
eye, Francya wysyia do Sewasto-
pola swego wysokiego komisarza.
Wrangel "a uznanie go przez
Francye, obiecai przyjac dawns
diugi carskie oraz dac Rosyi mo-
anosc obrania sobie demokraty-
czncgo' rzadu.
Premier Lloyd George o fakcie
tym zosta1 poinformowany jesz-
cze wczoraj. JednoczeSnie Rad
francuski poinformowat swego
attache handlowego w Londynle
by ME wchodzic w zadne Stosun-
XII z Krasinem i Kamieniewem,
bolszewickimi delegatami do An
ola;
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Zjednoczone ola zabezpieczenia
niepodlegiosci i terytoryalnej ca
ioSci Polski. Do chwili obecnei
ric ME wykazuje, by prezydent
Wilson zamierza} wysfac wojska
am~erykahskie ola wzmocnienia
armii polskiej; zachodzi tez wiel-
ka kwestya czy mogfby to uczy-
nc, legalnie, be- (~wyraznej sank
cyl Kongresu; a napewne wywo-
faioby to wielka opozycye, zwia-
SEGA wobec odmowienia Anglii
i Francyi wysfania swych wojsk
do Polski.
Posei polski ME prosi o wojsko.
lecz uwaza, re wysianie amuni--
cyl, ~zywnosci, obuwia i broni,
miafoby wielkie ~znaczenie i war
tosc i spelniioby siowa w ,,uzy-
:iu ~wszystkich mozliwych srod--
kow."
,,Oswiadczenie, re Stany Zje-
~dnoczone uzyja ,,wszystkich mo-
zliwych Srodkow" ola podtrzyma-
MIA wolnej Polski, jestem przeko-
many, natchnie Polske nowym
duchem nadziei, skoro tam ia
wiadomoSc zostanie ogioszona,'
tax mowi} posel Lubomirski,
,lecz natychmiast zachodzi pyta-
ME jake jest wiaSciwe znaczenie
tych slow i tych ,,wszystkich mo-
zliwych Srodkow." Wszyscy, kto-
rzy wiedza, jake koleje Polska o.
becnie przechodzi, zorganizowa--
ME tysiecy ochotnikow, ich po--
trzeby odziezy, broni i amunicyi,
1apfyw milionow wygnahcow,
ktorzy musieli sic cofnaG ma "a
chod pred ,,czerwonemi horda-
mi", r~ozszerzanie sic przerazaja-
cego tyfusu, - OTTO trudnosci.
Wszyscy, ktorzy to rozumieja,
wiedza, czego Polska potrzebuje,
a potrzebuje natychmiast, zanim
bedzie zapozno" TAX mowii po-
sci Lubomirski.
re STANOWYCH PRAWY-
Borrow.
Little Rock, Ark, IL. sierpnia.
- Rychle rezuItaty prawyborow
" tym Stanie zostaly obwicszczo-
ne W piSmie Arkansas Demo
GRAFT, ktore wykazujc, &c kon-
gresham 7. H. Caraway gorujc
Jake kandydat ma senatora St.
Ijcdn., mad ". +. kirby'm -
~wiekSzoScia przesz}o 5000 glo-
SOW. Ostatnie rezultaty wykazu-
ia, re Caraway zdobyl 23,779
g}osow, a Kirby 14,472. Ogolna Ii
czba glos6w w tym Stanie obliczo
IA jest ma 10000.
w zawodach o urzqd guberna-
tora, w ktorych dziewieciu handy
datow bierze udzial, wedlug ry-
ch}ych obliczen. 7. c. McRae
g6ruje z 1888 glosami, a I. J.
Terral jest drugi Z 1859.
DAVIS l WILLIS CORA w
OHIO.
Columbus, Ohio, IL. sierpnia. -