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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

Of the biggest forrrcrd steps in the production and
distribution Of motion pictures is announced this meek Nth
The signing Of contracts by the group Of famous directors
and producers knon the Associated Producers Inc trho
also made known their decision 10 establish their
gantc selling organization aud TO eliminate the influence OF
Wall ST. from the motion pictureindlstry.
The combine inroping Investment o. dpprori-
aey SEQ 900 600 composed Of Thomas H. Ince Mack
Sennett George Loone Tucker Marshall NciLan, MaurIce
Toivnenr and Allan Dtoan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
COLISEUM

sinners" the phetopiay now a.
the Coliseum 10 based upon the
stare play OF the same name. writ
ten by Owen Davis. In which Miss
Alice Brady achieved one OF her
greatest dramatic successes. Minn
Brady plays the part OF n young
woman who Eoca 10 tho city 10 seek
work. Failing TO find II abe is be-
frisnded by a woman OF Questionable
reputation.
The friends OF this woman are IN.
sinners Of the play and the girls
association with them. when news OF
u reaches homo. leads to false &C.
cusations and some powerfully da-
matte situations. The story carries
good moral and such elements ~
heart appeal and pathos. Miss
Brady contributes a convincing per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

Torrance In the leading role and
plays with considerable charm and
naturaincSs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
LIBERTY

That considerable Traffic In dia.
mond-smuEgiing II going on In South
Africa is revealed in the striking
new picture. Thou Art the Man"
at the Librrty this week. Robert
Warwick is the star and has the role
Of a young English soldier OF for.
tune In the Kimberly diamond field.
lie IL tn. innocent victim OF the
smurgicrz and serves n three years'
,aii sentence 90 protect a girl Later
he vindlcatcr himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
CI.ENfNfFR

CiEMMER
The Woman and ths Puppet. :"
the photopiAy at the Ciemmer this
week. ~ the adaptation Of a famous
play which stirred Paris 20 It's
depths. IL offer Geraldine Farrar a
tempostuous. oolorful role--a Span.
lab dancer Of moods and paKuions.
icmpe1menisl. hot-blooded. wild and
untained--unui the man che had
dangied like puppct turns and
tAmes her with a blow.
Lou TelieKrcn appears In the lead.
Ing male role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

NEW YORk.--Anerican candy
bill $1,000. o0o. 900 year. says Sec
rotary OF Treasury Houston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
WILL STRESS LEAGUES
PREVENTION Of WARS
Democratic Orators on Stump
Will Show Work Already
Done.

New York, Sept. 2l.-Aftcr n confer
.nce last evening between Democratic
National Chairman White ard Senator
Harrison, chairman Of the Speakers
bureau ol the Democratic National
Committee, Instructions Will go at once
to Democratic campaign orators 10 stress
tho part PLAYED by the League of Nations
IN the quarrcls between Poland and Lith-
uanla aud between Sweden and Finland.
The lragtle of Nations is virdloated,"
said Chairman " hte. after the col fer
ouce. 1T has stopped the war between
Poland and Lithuauia and prevented a
warlikc condition between Sweden and
nuland. has rofutcd the falsehood that
Il would be lmpotcnt TO end hostlhties
by the peaceful processes OF mediation
aud arbitration.
Poland and Lithuania were actually
al war over their boundary, and, although
the Assembly of the League is not to hold
Us first meetirg urtil November Is, the
dispute was brought before the Council
of the League, with the result that rep
resentatives of both nations agreed to
accept the mediation of the League and
10 axpress desire to be at peace.
1T has been truly said that If the
League could end ore war its existerce
would be wholly justified II has ended
that last war before it has fully orgarized
it's machinery and most convinci' gly dem
onstrated its practical value rs the worlds
greatest agercy for peace. If it can do
this thus early in its career, what are the
wonderful prospects for its future in the
work of international p eace?
1T is conceivable that war between
Sweden and Finland, or the continuance of
war between Poland and Lithuania,
could have embattled all Europe, as the
quarrel between Serbia and Austria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21

brought on the war of l9lf-I9lS. And
suck war would eventually have cm-
hroiled the United States. Who believed
in 1914 that the passage of three years
would have found Ills ongagcdaga inst the
Central Powors7
'sThis great nation should have becn
n party to the victory Of peace before the
Council of the league today. That it was
not is ascribable to n small number OF
political partisans who have kept lis out.
IL is time for every man and woman
in America who desires the peace of
the world moro than the success of n
political party to join with Governor IN
sayirg: i favor going in /"
Senator Harrison announced yester-
day the itinerary of Franklin ID. Roose,
welt for next week. Monday, East Orange
Newark and Jersey City; Tuesday, Mar
tinsburg, Grafton and Clarkcsburg, w.
Va; Wednesday, Morgantown, Fair
mount, Mannir gton, Cameron, Mounds
vile and Wheeling, W. Va; Thursday,
Marietta, o.; Packetsburg, Charleston
and Huntington, w. Va, Friday, Ster-
hrg, Winchester, Lexington and Louisville,
ky.; Saturday, Guthrie, Hopkinsville,
Madisonville, Owensboro and Bowling
Green, Ky.
hlce-E reStuent MarSilaH VIII Degfn
in Iowa this week an active speakir q
campaign in behalf of Cox and Roose-
veft
Bourke Cochran will begin in New
Hampshire next week at an intensive
speaking campaign for Cox and Roose-
welt, and will continue until the eve of
election.
Bainbridge Colby will enter the cam
paign on October l, speakicg in several
large cities. Senator Underwood of
Alabama will speak for Cox and Roose-
welt In New FL gland next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
DEATHS.

RONDI-In this city, on September 20.
1920, Dominica Bondi. widow OF Augusta
Reiatives and friends of family are invited
60 attend the funeral from the residence of
her son-in-law. Vincent Dragani al9 Adams
- al O'Clock Requiem mass at Sacred
Heart Church. lnterment at Cathedral
cemetery.
ELLICOTT-In this city. on September
10. 1920. Samuel NJ. Ellicott. aged 81
Relatives and friends and members of
Tnlted American Mechanics are % invited 70
attend the funeral services his resi-
dence. 1000 Tatnall street. on Wednesday
afternoon. at , O'Clock. local time. Inter
mCnt at Riyeryiew cemetery
IRONS In Norristown Pa on September
~ 1920 Francis r. Irons, in his S0th
Relatives and friends of family. also mem
hers ~ keokuk Tribe. No. 3. Improved Or
der Red Men. are invited TO attend the
Wednesday afternoon. September -. at
80 q clock local time.
kANE-In this city. on September 10. 1920
James + Kane sr.. aged 6f years.
Relatives. friends. members OF the Re
lance Fire Co. and the Fir~mens Relief AS
ISOLATION are invited to attend the funeral
street. on Wednesday morning at Q O'Clock.
Requiem mass at st. Paufs Church. Inter
ment At Cathedral cemetery.
LYNAM-At Newport. Del. on septem-
Robert +. Lyman, in her seth year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence at
Newport, on Friday afternoon. September
-. at O'Clock. local time. lnterment at
st. James cemetery, Newport.
Nice ARTHY-In Kenneth Square. Pa on
September 20. 1920. Dennis Il. Mccarthy
AGED 50 years.
Relatives and friends, also Division No.
:. A. q. H., are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence, sol w
Magnolia street. on Thursday morning
September 23, at O'Clock. High mass at
ment at 81. Marys cemetery. West Grove.
POTTS-In Newark. Del. on September
20. 1920, Irene h. Potts aged As years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at her residence on
Cleveland avenue, on Thursday afternoon
September %. at o'clock. standard time
lnterment al Newark cemetery.
sMITH-In this city on September 90
1920, Margaret Jane. wife Of James NJ :.
Smyth.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence
2406 W. Sixteenth street, on Thursday
afternoon. September %. at . o'clock
standard time. Interment at Greenhil
cemetery.
REENES-In this city. on September 20.
1920. Andrew J. Reeves. aged AZ years
Friends and members of Eden Lodge, No.
"a. j. -. q. r. and employees of p, B. x W g..
vited 20 attend the funeral services at his
late residence 2304 Washington street on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock local
time. Interment private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
Near Reer" with a Kick,

Charged with being drunk, Howard
Stidham, on payment Of costs, was dis
missed by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court today. Stidham's case was con-
tinued from last Tuesday pending investi-
CATION OF his statement that he got drunk
on "near beer" Mt Seventh street cstab-
1shmcnt,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
Negro Fined for Assault

Edward Brewirgton, colored, charged
with assault and battery on his wife,
Addie Brewington, was fined S25 in
Municipal Court, today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
Returns to Chicago College.

Victor l.. Bonr EFT, who has been sperd-
irg his vacation with his pc rents atTwer ty-
third and Pine streets has return ed to
Chicago to finish his studies in the
Chicago Technical College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance OF Bella wicgIes-
worth Deputy. who died September 81 1915
Thy memory Is precious.
Father. Mother and Sisters
In loving memory of my sister. Mrs Bella
". Deputy, who passed TO the Great Be
yond two years ago today.
Gone but not forgotten.
Sister Margaret
Detroit. Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
M|LLERAND WANTS MORE
POWER WHEN PRESIDENT.
If Chosen He Will Attempt Re-
vision Of French Constitution
on Election.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

Paris, Sept. 21.-The regsignation Of
Paul Deschanel as President OF France,
which he handed to Premier Millcrand Mt
Rambouillet last week, was read stimuli
tanecusly in the Senate and Chamber of
Deputies when those bodies reconvened
today.
Paris, Sept. 21.---Revision of the French
constitution which will give greater sta
bility to the government and enlarge the
electoral college which chooses the Presi-
dent of the Republic will be attempted
by Premier Millerand when he takes
office as President, according to newspa-
pers here. He would have the electoral col
lege include not only members of the two
houses of parliament but delegates from
local elected bodies and from great cor
porations.
NJ Milerand also believes the Presi-
dent shourbe less of figirehead than
has been the rule in the past, and that
official should play role of confident md
cordial collaboration with the govern
ment in office.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
WLADYSkAW ST. REYM0NT.
ROk 1884,
.Ostatni Sejm Rzecy- PespOlitej.
Pov~ieSc HistorYczna
(TryIogii CzeSc ID
Pn~o wynexneeo Przsdruku EAbyts zasersetsos
ola "Ddennika ChieAKoskioEO".

Gag daiszy.
Przetrzv1na. moSci kaczanowski. Me EMO
ga lei nawet moce pleE1eIne.
- l w takich oiezkich opresyach JeSzcze nrgdy
ME bywala.
- Dawno tie jegry tax ~paraduja 20 ullcach:-
zwrocH sic Zareba do Hbaskl.
- Cd rozpoczecia sejmu. AsystuJa przeclez Po-
siedzeniom, strzega sejmujace stany cd zfych PREY
,adkow. Mirowscy i g~wardya litewska Pemla auz-
be tv4ko przy brdu Handicapped, a to bez bagne-
tow ostrvch naboi0w targnal ~gnSewpie wasy /
~zacfsnal DION ma gloWni Paiasza. - A niancz2 mas
DO swojemu, niewolac piesDczotaml do ulegfoscl'
Siedemnastego lpca, kiedy to brano ma del'beracye
Droies ~aliarrsowego traEnatu, a cze1nu sic GAIA dusza
sprzeciwiaa garSc poczcfwych, widz'afem, JaE "a
taczano harmaty rychtowano ye ma zamek, Jak ka-
noniery stawaly Z zapalonymi lontami, jak Rallten-
ield r~ozpieraI sic PREY boku krola a legry nastawlo-
nymi basretami wyciskali arbrtrow z l1by! Ma VIA
sne oczy widzia4em.
- Mona sic byfo maple handy "scieEsosci ma
cate zycie szepnaf Zareba.
- Starczy tego ma wieki ola cs4ych poko+en!
4 teraz sza, moSci panoNvFe.
Staneai pred pietrowa kamienica, W ktorej byl
wielki handel win D~alkowSkiego i Z b~Trakowanej,
s~zeroB4ej bramy weszi do s4tiepionej, ogromnel i7Oy.
Gwarno tam bySo, jak ma ~jarmarG'u, prawte
ciemno cd dymow. Przy dAugich stosach pod sciana-
mi zabawiano sic kieliszkarni, Prowadzac przytem
gloSne d~yskursy. Ia lada sklepowa, .zastawdona cy-
nowemi naczyr1iami farfurem, kro1owaaa opasaa
jejmosc z twarza jak ksiezyc W Pe4ni,
koralowe zansznice zwisaly jej az ma
CRUDE ramona; nobla poiczoche, liczac pobgsosem
oczka, lecz Jj bystre spojrzenia lataay chyzej, Mill
druty raz 20 raz oienki gAosrk poganial cfAoPcow
uslugujecych mega, ktory W zielonym fartuchu
czamej mycce ma gfowie, chHdy, maIdrslef1kl, pokor-
ny, vital wchodzacych, klania} sig, prowadzh ma
miejsce, jak z nut recytowal DANA / w7eszcza1 do
kn1chni przez okienko.
Hbasko zazadal osObnei stancyi, ale mtlslell sic
kontentowac tyASo stosem o~sobnyrn, iaki se znalaza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

skiei 1,721,650 glow. Ma podstaw'e
p~owyzszych danyCh oblicza p. Ma
liszewski przypusGczaI2a i2estoSc "a
ludnienia ma Obszarach Zarzadu
ziem wschodnich ma 81 glow M
kim. kwadr., co stanowi za!ed|Ic
jedna trzecia czeSG przecitt1ego "a
ludnienia ma kim. kwadr. ia terry.
toryach ID. Krolestwa i b. Galicyi.
Ciekawa ilustracye prze~agi ku'
turalnej i u~mysiowej aywio4u IA
tolickiego W ziemi g~rodzienskiej sta
nowia przeprowadzone we wrzeanin
wybory do samorzadu W gminach
wiejskich W grodnienskiem. W u
gminach do zebrah gminnych Wy
brano 65 procent katolik6w, 31.4
procert prawoslawnych i 3 procent
zyd6w ma og6lna Hose wyborcow
43,164 przy udziale 81 procent g'o-
sujacych. Do Rad gminnych wybra-
no II procent katolik6w, % proc.
prawos4. i 3.5 p~rocent zydow. GdyDY
smy r~czporzadZali, obOk cyfr powyI
szych. g~rzeszacych zresata niedokfad
noScia, gdyz sporzadzanych doryw-
GO, gi6wrnie dla cel6w apro|iza-
cyjnych, cyframi z innych poWlato"
litewskich i biaioruskich, ~przekona
libySmy sic niechyb1Fe, Re pze"a5a
kulturaIna e.ementu polsko = katoii
ckiego jest tam uderzajaca. Przez
wielowiekowy ckres, " ktorym Zie-
mic tie pozo:tawa3y " $ciSlej }acZnf
sci z RAeczapospolita, utrwa!iia SIC
tam kultura polska talk SLIME, re
s~ztuCzny porozbiorowy wysiiek RIA
dow rosyjskich ME zdGaf wykorZe
mic tego, co rragromadzi'y stulecia
Falszowane i tendenCyJne statyStT-
XII rosy!skie stworZyly tylko p"
~wierzchowny nalot - teraz, gdy III;
nose czujaca pc po,sku lub do POI
ski grawitujaca bedzio mog'a swo-
bcdnie sic wypowiedzie6. przekona'
nv sic dopiero o prawdziweJ slie
Polski ma WschodZie.
G..Gfos Narodu."O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

W jednej Z indebek Cd ~Podworza.
- Swieza Nawaga Szczupak L szairanem, Lin
W kapuscie. Pierogi Ieniwe - r~ecytowa}, obmacu-
jac ich przytem chytremi oczyma.
Patrzcic, piatck juz tutaj zdqzy} zajechac-
skarzy4 sic Z krotochwilnq zaIoscia kaczanowsEi.
- Bo piatek "a mbodu smakova4 W prazoncj
kieibasic - wtrac:f gospodarz, kEanialac sic do
ziemi.
- Starys aspan trzymaja ci sic jeszcze gfupie
k~oncepty obruszyl size HNaSko. - Daj mi postny
obiad. ME luter jestem.
- Moge Z postem moge Z miesem, byte jeno
L burgohska podlewa.
A mnie daj vase kuropatwy. Me hoIduje
zdecydowai Iareba.
- A ME przeponnij 0 $ledziu gorzalce upo-
minai kaczanowski.
Gospodarz Sprawl sic szybko, lecz, gdy zabrali
sic do jedzenia, ME przeStawal i'm brzeczec mad Ii
szami.
- Sos do szczupaka L przepisu kuchmistrza je-
60 wieImoznoSci angielskiego.
- Whasnie cuchnie cabin skrzekiem probo-
wal osadzic go kapitan.
- A krropatwy podlaskic! Pachnq, jak trybu-
larz, n~acierane ianbierem.
q LlCuZZS dSdI NNdUd w SZdll dilN. d III
przeszkadzaj! - zgromi} 60 impetycznie Hiasko
zwrocii sic do Kaczanowskiego, ktory jad} "a trzech
pill "a dziesieciu.
-Miarkuj sie waszmo1, PREY tabim ,pale je-
s1cze ce w drod1e szlag trait.
Kaczanowski rozesmiaS sic ma przestroge, Wy,
phi, co byio, do dina sooczy4 do gtownej izby, gdzie
doirzal ja&owychS znajornych.
Ia pol godziny bedzie sic juz znai &c wszy
stkimi.
Taxi latwy do konitywy? S1czeSliwe l1spo-
sobienie.
- Przannasz size waszmoSc, jake przyniesie
nowiny. On kazdemu z pod serca wydrze choGby "a
rrzysiezony sekret. Szaiawila to nIby, paliwoda
zbereznik a zarazem wielce przezorny czlowiek
Szczerze go esty1nuje.
-Jasinski go chwala, ale ME bez pewnych re-
stryKcyi.
- Co wart, spytaj sic waszmoSc Dziaiyfskiegc
- zaszeptal Haasko, pochylajac sic mad sto4em. -
Ma Onufrejskim jarmarku W Berdyczowie, W pre-
ciagu tygodnia, wsypa} do naszej kasy przeszlo piet
tysiecy dtrLatow. TAX kaptowai hpinami, Smiechem
kieliszkien, re jeszcze go szlachta ma rekach nosi
Ia. Zas ME mia{ kto gotowych pieniedzy, musia:
dawac in nattrra. Caly magazyn sic zebral skor, pt6.
tina, o4owiu, ME liczac sporego tabarnu koni. Szef nt
moze sic go nachwalic. I do kobiet r6wniez ma
szczescie...
(Ciag daisy nastapi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
w p~rzyCzynku do kWe-
styi ~zydoWskieJ.

polowa ws2echswiatOWcgo Zy-
dostwa zyjc ma ziemiach Rzeczy-
pospoIitcj po!skiej!
Centralne biurO syUniStyCznc
og}asza obliczenia zydowskicgo
statystyka Trietscha, L ktorych
wynika, ze ogolna liczba Zydow
ma Swiecie wynosic ma ,43O 600
osGb. Liczba ia jest SLIME wygo-
rowana; statystyk zydowSki rOz-
dzicla jq, jak nastepuje: W Pol
see mieszka zydow 100000. Ma
Ukraine 100000. w Stanach
IZiedn. $780, 900. Sq to try maj
wieksze skupienia zydowskie O.
bejmujqce prawie dwie trzecle
wszechSwiatowego zydostwa. Re
sta ,wybrancgo' ltpdu uszczeSli-
via pozosta}a ludzkosc nleznacz-
nym 0dsetkicm.
w Rosyi zyje 100000 'zyd6w,
we Francyi 100000, w Anglii
100000, najszczeSliwszq zas Jest
Australia, ktora posiada zaledwo
20, 1000 zyd0w.
Ma ziemiach dawnej Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polskiej skupiIa sic zatem
olbrzymia iloSt zyd6w. Jezeli dc
liczby zydow W Polsce g mil,
800 tys.) doliczymy tyluz zydow
ukrailiskich i go tysiecy, zamie-
szkalych w ~,,pahstwie litew-
skiem", okaze sic, re 6 milionow
$50 tysiecy .semitow zyje i tuczy
sic W Polsce. Mic tedy dziwnego.
re czuja sic ma sifach domagat
sic przywilejow, divine jest nato'
miast, re w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, gdzie przeciez take zgro,
madzi}a sic dose pokazna ilosc zy
dow, ME wystepuja oni tax "a,
ckwale jak W Polsce!
Tlumaczy sic to tenn, re ~
dzi tutejsi. represent ma olbrzy,
miem terytoryum Stan6w Zjedn.
ME NIGGA tax SLIME zorganiz0wa(
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
DO WIADoMoSCI.

wsxyrtkIch Iateresant6w najuPrHeJ-
niei prOsimy o przestrEeSAnle PSA
Bzyeh w~skaESwek;
Bfura AdminIstraeyi nasGeJ otTart
Erana de 7;3O wiecEOrem co ann u
uyjatkiem aiedEieI 1 SWAT OSs"iaSu-
Iacych.
IarEadca Pfsma naszeEO prEytm1Je
l~nteresant6u CO dnia W GoDIINACa
POPOLUDNIOWTCH Cd 2-Siej DO o-'e1
- z uyjatkiem sSb6t.
Redakeya SIa interesantou Otwarta
Iest TYLKO W GODIINACH POhAN-
SYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GoDAl-
NY I1I3o; pO ~pofudRiu tylkS IN sPeey-
alma umOwH.
Redaktor SaczeIny PrzyjmuJe inte-
,eaapt6y Ill PO GODZINIE 1e-teJ
PRZED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasxa aie. wszelkIe sPrawy Z Relax
va kalatuiae, o lie mosnosei iSEh-
GIE. no ma kOnwersacye dfugie ME ma
~ rxasu; tyLko W sprawaeh sxcEegel-
a~iejsIeJ uaEI oHobistyeh, Tub ME aa1S-
.xeh sic EslatuiS Ey~ie&le SroER ko-
prOsimy ta"1e SIC ese-
biScie, E~achOuuJRe M wEEleSEae' re @
kolO EodEiny 1l-tet Eamykamy Icy
uSxyScy nAjbardEiej Jestesny WteaJ
~Eatrudnienl.
KOrespOndent6w uPrHsEamy stane-
urz0. aby pIsaIi CZHTELNIE - AThA-
HENTEM. LUB Ma ME
EBYT SCISLIWIE L Ma JE-
nZEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSli utuory jakiekO4Uiek ME mAJS
- ogIoSxOne, pOehfahia Je kssz
.~sdakcyjny; jeSlt ~pOEadane 50 do Ewro-
IN ~ ruzfe ME OEfoazenia, nnleKy 70
WYRAZNIE zAZNAC&YC I ZALACZHC
ENACZEK PoCZToWY Ma zWRoTNA
PRzESYLKE.
Zadnyen kOmunIkat6w do oSlOSzeni1
ale naieiy prEesyIae nm kartaeh Cd
rrxtych; ZADNYCH Z ME PRZfJ-
HIIE SIZE KOMUNIkACfI
SICZNYCH - chyba " wytRtkSwych
r0unteG OEles1eA, dOtyeEe-
.yeh tO~warzystw, t~elefSnieEnie ME
s~rzyjmujemy.
WSxeTkie OglOszenia naleza de Dzia-
o-la.xe6 W Administracyi 1 tam sic
nIemf zuraeae naleGy.
podxyekOyrania - re-
.ST' REZOLUCYE ZALoBNE' POLL
FYCZNE I {. y. naleSS do DEiAfu oSts-
zen .-s.
.ts1Ia I. ID. mus1a bye p0aPisane -
1891 naxviSkiem WraE q adresem PL-
1000. beEImiennych, Tub podPIsanych
1o~mTSInFkIem, aIbO ryresxcie s!oWem
E-aItetp = kOmunfkAeyt' NJ kores-
-sa.dearyf ME zamieszczany
PS.-a.xexo ME 0Elaszamy
ami wyeiec1ek, Tub rpIknI-
49,. URzADLANYCH w NAEDzihLA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Fa{szowanie historyI.

Jest rzecza udowodniona, &c
rad pruski, skoro tego wymagai
lego interes, ME wzdryga} sic
przed fakzowaniem historyi. FAX
ty h~istoryczne, dotycz9ce miano-
wicie stosunku Prus do Pols&l
pred rozbiorami, zoetaly "a PREY
czynieniem sic rzadu pruskIego
talk dalece fasszywie przedstawio-
ne przez historykow Prusko-nle-
mieckich, re podreczniki niemie-
ckie history roja sic poprostu cd
kiamstw i faiszow. Me brak ere
sta i innych dowod6w skru-
pulatnoSci pruskicj ma punEclc
historycznej prawdy.
Wojna siedmioletnia skotrczyia
sic W 1868 roku. Mimo to ~jeszczc
dzisiai w archiwach pahstwowych
pruskich spoczywajq tame / ME
og}oszone akty, tyczqce sic owcj
wojny! Czemu? Bo wszyscy kro-
lowie pruscy byli tego zdania. &c
Frydcryk II prowadzii owa wol
ma z pomoca takfch sPosobow, &c
w i~nteresic dobrych stosunkow Z
mocarstwami europejskiemi, a je-
szcze bardziej - celcm uchronlc-
mia opinii I~'rydervka II. Cd zasfu-
zonej renomy jednego Z nalwleE-
szych zbrodniarzy ludzkosci trze-
ba te dokumcnty schowaC pred
oczyma swiata cywiiizowanego W
lax najskrvtszym zamknieciu.
Ostatnio traktat wcrsalSki dal
mocarstwom Entcnty prawO ere
widowania wszystkich archiwow
niemieckich i pruskich oraz
panstw zwiqzkowych celcm ze--
brania dokument6w, tyczqcych
SIG PrzysOtowywania i prowa-
dzenia wojny wszechSwiatowej
przez Niemcv, - zarowno DO
wien mezowie Stanu, jak ! gene
raNowie Alianccy byli najmocniej
przekonani, &c mazda dzieki tel
klauzuli dowody jaskrawe why
Niemiec i Hohenzollernow. lstnie
il czarne ma biaiem Swiadcctwa IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

nych , i pol mil. kor. a pre-
ciez "a te sumo ME MONA bylo
kupic ca4ego komleksu kamienic
- tax jak ME MONA bylo "a as
900 koron nsbyc, dobrze arrzadzo-
nego panskiego zamku. Oto bez-
przykladna katastrofa, wobec kto-
rel stanela Austrya z powodu ME
wiarygodnej w rozmiarach ME
zmierzonej wprost hesH waltz
towel. Znalazia sic ona w ponurej
sytuacyi bankruta, ktory -
chcec dostac gotow&i - musi
placic niemal 10 tysiecy Cd sta -
wzglednie resztki swego mienia
wysprzedawac "a bezcen!
TIE katastrofalne straty ponosi
AtStrya nietyiHo ma maj9tku ME
ruchomym, ma dobrach ziemskich,
kamienicach it'd. - ale take ma
wszekich artykulach i towarach
jake ma jescze do dyspozycyi.
LudnoSc KRAKOW austryackicll
cierpi bardzo z powodow brahu u
bran, obuwia, skory, materyi ftp.
- ale nawet resztki tych artyku-
low, ktore sd gdzie jeszcze w ma
gazynach ! skiadach, spekulanci
wywoza masowo "a grantee do
Szwajcaryi, Wioch, Francyi. Wy
woza potajemnie, mimo najsuro-
wszych zakazow ! kar.
Dlaczego?
Odpowiedz latwa. Para butow
mp. kosztuje w Austryi przecie-
tnie 400 kor., czyli - wedle obec-
nego kurs11 korony = oko&o 50
irankow. lub okolo ) dolarow. So
to kwoty, "a kore dis ami we
.Francyi, ami w Amervce ME MOI
ma krpic parry butow - zatem a
genci zagraniczni. nawet placqc
njeco drozej, zakupuja je faktycz-
ME taniej W AurStryi. l tax - pi-
Sze 0w publicysta, stoimy wobec
iaktu paradoksalnego, re Timo,
Il Austrya Jest krajem tragicz-
nvch krakow wszclkich artyku-
low i towarow, to jednak fakttcz-
ME z Austryi wszystkie artykuly
i towary wciaz jeszcze masowo
sic wywozi.. Paradoksalnc to
zjawisko jest nieubiaganym rezul-
tatem katastrofalnej dewaluacyi
korony!
To tez niedaleki dzien - kon-
kluduje gorzko wspomniany ,Je-
remiasz" austryacki "a Gala AT