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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11
NEWS review OF
CURRENT EVENTS
LoWden Repudiates Two Dele
gates Who Accepted Money
From His Manager.
COMMITTEE BARS OTHERS
One Missouri District Left Without
epresentation-Joh Welcomed
to hicago-Attorney General
Palmer Receives Several
Rather Painful Blows.
BY EDWARD W. PlcKARD.

When the senate committee on cam
paign funds uncovered the truth about
the expenditure of. $4,000 to promote
Governor Lowden's campaign for dele
gates from Missouri, the Lowden boost
ers looked very blue and subdued and
everyone else was asking whether the
disclosures were enough to kill the
governors chances. Robert e. Moore
and Nat Goldstein, who were elected
delegates. told the committee that they
had each received from Emmerson, the
Lowden manager, a check for $500
and had placed the money in their own
accounts, but Moore said that "since
there has been so much unpleasant.
publicity about it." they are going to
return the money to Lowden. Nation
al Committeeman Babler and e. l..
Morse of Excelsior Springs made adj
missions concerning the use of Lowden
money in Missouri which showed that,
under the most favorable construction,
the governors campaign there was
conducted with objectionable stupid
ity.
LOWden leaders at the Chicago head
quarters held hasty conference and
the governor then issued statement
which, in the opinion of his friends,
quite rehabilitated his webbing boom
and made everything all right again.
He denounced Moore and Goldstein as
unfit to sit in the national convention
and emphatically repudiated their sup-
port and votes. This goes for any
other delegate or delegates, if any,
similarly situated" he added. He de-
cIared his instructions TO Emmerson
were to use money only for legitimate
purposes. and that his manager as
sured him the payments to the two
Missourians were made in January, on
the representation that the money was
required for the organization of their
districts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11
Impossible.

'"The doctor advised me to take
something every day to whet my APP
petite"
"How did he expect you to do that
without a prescriptions"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11

A woman's idea of economy is to buy
a lot of things she has no use for be
cause they are cheap.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11

Another Missouri scandal developed
during the hearing of contests before
the national committee, and resulted
in one district losing it's representa-
ton in the convention. This district
is the Fifth, comprising 10 Kansas
City wards and seven Jackson town
ships. Although there was no charge
of the improper use of money, the COM
mittee declared the testimony showed
that the election of both sets of dele
gates was "disgraceful and tainted
with fraud" 1t refused to seat the
representatives of either faction thus
reducing the total vote in the cOnyen-
ton to 984 and the number required
to nominate 1913. This is the first time
a district has been left without repre-
sentation in national convention for
such. reason.
At this writing the hearings on con-
tests have resulted in a net loss Of IL
votes for Wood, net gain of 10 for
Lowden and a net gain of four for
Johnson. In the matter Of so ''extra"
delegates elected by various states the
national committee decided that seats
should be provided for them, but the
extra alternates were left to shift for
themselves. The demand for seats in
the Coliseum was overwhelming. more
than 10000 requests being received.
The hall accommodates 1929.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11

the League of Nations was left for
the party chiefs to formulate in Chi
cago. 1t is understood that there will
be no mention of prohibition although
William Jennings Bryan went to Chi
cago with the avowed purpose of in
ducing the Republicans to adopt a
dry resolution.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11

The Republican platform was almost
completed last week in Washington and
the draft was carried to Chicago by
Senator Watson of Indiana. The last
plank added in the capital related to
Mexico and was written by Senator
Fall. 1t was said to follow in general
the recommendation made by his
committee to the senate, declaring that
unless conditions in Mexico are inn
proved the United States may find il
necessary to intervene. The plank on
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-11

Having received assurance that the
president would not call it back IN
less some great emergency arose, con-
gress adjourned sine die on Saturday
The Republicans think their record
during the session is good enough for
campaign purposes.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

The sport fans Of the State College
had another pleasant surprise dished
out to them with the announcement
that Captain "Jit" Smith will go in
to training for the Olympic games at
Antwerp, at the end of the present
track season here.
This is the second State College
man to try for place on the Amer
lean team, Eldon Jenne already hav-
ing announced his intentions to try
for it. Both men expect to train
with the Multnomah Athletic club OF
Portland.
"Jit" will probably train for the
two-mile event, in which he estab-
lished the record of 9:45 in the
Northwest conference meet with the
University of Washington in 1915.
He was out of school during the
years 1917 and 1918. but came back
strong last year and is expected 70
do much better work this season.
AS captain of the track team, he is
putting in his fourth year on the
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02
SOME GOOD BARGAINS

We have some real bargains in
used cars. Come in and pick one
from the following list:
1914 Ford Touring Car.
1915 Ford Touring Car.
1916 Ford Roadster.
1917 Ford Touring Car.
1919 Ford Touring Car.
1918 Dodge Touring Car
THE BAKER MOTOR co.
nov21tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02

squad. During the three years
on the team he has lost but one
two-mile race, an exceptional rec
ord in collegiate track Before COM
ing to the State College, Smith
worked with the Seattle Athletic
club for three years. He halls from
Arlington.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02
An Announcement:

The growth of our business compelled
us recently to take over building Of
our own.
This made possible desirable changes
throughout our establishment. 1t gave
us the opportunity to express i'm our
various departments the growth and
present spirit Of Pullman and vicinity.
We have a modern institution that will
compare favOrabIy with those found in
the larger cities.
We desire to thank our customers and
those who are going to be, for the sup
port which made this expansion posi-
BILE.
Our shop is equipped with the latest of
improved machinery, thereby insuring
workmanship of the Highest Order and
executed in quickest possible time
Our Garage will stand for SERVICE of
the HIGHEST Order.
Martins Garage
ave Do 1t Right the First Time"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02

Ever try Sunkist canned goods?
J. o. Adams Grocery handles them.
Phone Sc. mch5tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02

Cleaned seed wheat for sale. Mar
quis and bluestem wheat and oats.
Max Hinrichs, phone MAXI.
mch19tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02

FOR SALE-English blue grass
seed; best pasture grass for Palouse
country; 35c pound. Max Hinrichs
Phone MAXI. mch26tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-04-02

Job work at the Herald office.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25
THE, MONTANA POWER COMPANY
JOHN D. RYAN, President

Two hundred and tny Montana phEtonh have carried these specie announcements The Montana oaCom
PAM, the above being the asst Of the series For those Who desire these messages In compact FORM the Company
publishing booklet containing the ahahemebm ndf fac ae Copies may be @mdm or about Dec /
BY applying any Office Of The Montana Power Company
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-11-25

No. Public Relations
Y1IE Montana Power Company is a public service corporation, operating
i a public utility, designed to meet a fundamental public need.
It is fully aware of the imhatins-and the obigadons-invoved in such a
relationship. %~4n~~-.mxA
II knows that, under the regulatory powers of the State Public Service
i Commission, it's profits can never exceed those absolutely necessary to
attract sufficient capital for the maintenance and growth of its enterprises.
At the same time it knows that, to fixed charges and operating expenses,
IS added the full amount of whatever it pays in taxes; and that the sum of
these items is the basis on which these profits are determined.
IN it's dealings with the public, it realizes that its service must achieve the
i highest standards of economy, efficiency, honesty and courtesy.
To that end the Company and it's representatives will continue faithfully to
address themselves
IN return, it asks that the public, in assessing it's qualifications for render
i ing this service approach the task in a spirit Of calm open-mindedness
remembering that in the last analysis we share a comnon aspraton-the
ultimate growth and prosperity of the State.
THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY
JOHN D. RYAN, President
Two hundred and twenty Montana phGabonh em carried these special announcements The Montana PoaCn
py, the above bng the last Of the series For haeN Who desire these eagsm compact form the Commyn
publishing booklet containing the advertisements in udndfc smile Copies lay be aund on or bout Dec
by applying any Office The Montana Power Company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-19

. launch this tremendous Fashion Occasion-dened
make history have the market and purchased
thousands of dollars worth of glorious mahless Millinery The
great style of America have coopated with furnish
their BEST prices lower than have them several
the price she The unparalleled
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
KOMISARZA
BOLSZEWICKIEGO BRON-
SKIEGO.

Berlin, %. lipca. - zyd Broi-
ski, przedstawiciel rzsdu bolsze--
wickiego w Wiedniu oznajm;i, re
Rosya ME zmierza do osiagniecia
bezposredniej granicy z Niemca-
nj, lecz chce bye nieograniczons
w swych stosunkach z paistwem
niemieckiern,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

mex, .......... $50 do $500
Groch straczkowy,
skrzvnka ........ 3jc do SOC
OWOCE.
jablka. beczka :. $50 do 5000
Cytryny, p,rdlo -. $3.50 do $6.2j
Fomaraicze. pudlo $500 DO $50
Eorowki. 16 XIV. $3.;5 do $500
Ostrezyny, - XIV. 1919 do %42j
Porzeczki. 16 XIV. $500 do $5.15
Truskawki, 16 XIV. $3.50 do $500
Brzoskwinie, (Geor2ia)
6 koszyk6w . $3.50 do $40
CzcrcSnie. 16 XIV. 1928 do $3.50
Ataliny. l. XIV. =. $50 do $3.50
Agrest, IL XIV. 8. $5.2J do $3.50
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprz6w, sztuk ...... 10000
::Byd{a, sztuk .......... ll.Voo
,jagniat, sztuk ........... j.ooo
'Owicc, szt1pk .......... 2S'ooo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
GREcY WZ1ELl DO N1EWo-
Ii sZTAB TUREcKI I JEGo
SZEFA.

Konstantynopol, %. lipcs. -
Iafa7 Tayar, dowodca nacyonali-
stow tureckich " .Adryanopolu,
dostai sic DO n;cwoii g-eckiej
wraz zc swym sztabcm, wskutek
czego op6r nacyonaIistow' turcc-
k;ch W Tracyi zostai zlamany.
WojaNa ereckic kontro.uja wSzy-
Stkic punkty strategiczne IA lin;i
kolc;owej Kirk-Kilisa. NormaIua
Nomunikacya kolejowa Jest spo--
dzicwana w koicu tego tygodnia.
.\dr!anopol zOstal leNilo uszko-
dzony przez pociski armatnic.
podczas po6ytu kr6la greckieso
W AdryanopoIu odbyia sic wiclka
dcmonstracva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
KANTOWA.

Onegdaj W dzien Sw. Amy odbyl
sic W k~o5c:ele p. W. Sw. Jana Kan
tego doro,zny odpust. Uroczystcsl IL
p~oprzedzila nowenna odprawiana re-
~ularnie co wiecz6r. podczaS ht6rej
rowazna liczba wier1ych czctcicli
fv. Amy z~apelnials Swiatynie Pan
SKA. Naboze6stwo do Sw. Amy miaf
codz:ennie y. W. Rapacz c. i. W
Zen odpustu rabozeGstwa odprawia
" sic W nastepujacy p~orzsdku: su-
me- O gcGz. loci rano odprawif y. Jo-
re- Zwicrzycki c. Il, masister nowi-
eyatu " Cragin a kazanie zastoso--
waoe d. o~koliczno5ci wyshosii Y. dr..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

Leon Jasihskt c. r. Wisczorsm Cd
byiy sic solenns ~ntesrpory, ktors CO.
leorowaf Y. TadeusZ Ligman C. r.
wice-rektor Kollegium sw. stanisaa-
wa Kostki " asystencyi K. Franci-
Ska K~ub!aczyka c. r. jake dyako-
ma 1 Y. Edwarda Stefanowicza jako
s%ubdyakcna. Slowo Boae wyglosA Y.
Felix's Laden C. r. professor Kolle-
GUM Sw. Stanisiawa K. Ma zakoh-
genie odbyla sic procesya z Naj5w.
Sakramentem. Do Stolu Panskiego
przystapiio podczas tel uroczystcSci
kilka set es6b. a koSci6f przez caly
dzien licznie byi o~dwiedzany przez
wiernych pragnacych uzyska6 Cd
pustu. Glory p~arafialne dobrze wy
sSkolone pod dyrekcya p. Francisz-
ka Nowickiegn dcpelnily swem Spie-
VEN W u~roczvstoSci W nabozenstwie
odpustowym. Oltarz by wspaniale
ubrany W zywe kwiaty i girlandy i
bogato oSwietlony. sfowem wszyst-
10 podczas tego nSbozenstws nastra-
jalo dusze i ~podnosi'o sic SERGE do
chwalenia Boga i Patronki ko$cio}a
Sw. Amy.
=
" przyszly piatek odbeda sic wy
k}ady szkoly obyvatelskiej " sail pa
rafialnej o godzinie Sci wieczorem.
CT, kt6rzy ME maja papier6w oSywa-
telskich niechaj ~przybeda a ud1lelo-
ne i'm beda stosowne i~nformacye.
Szkola kieruje lokalny Klub O0y-
watelski I'm. Ksiecia J6zefa Poniato-
wskiego. kt6rego prezesem jest al
derman lei wardy p. Stanis}aw A
d~amkiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
Sz6sty Transport
HallercZyk6w.

Wezorsj popoludniu o sodzinie
t:l0 koleja Pennsylvania r. r. ma
dworzec Union. przy Canal Adams
VI. przyje2hat sz6sty transport ca
iolnierzy z Armii Hallers W liczbie
$50. Ma spotksnie ma dwerzec PREY
bylo jak zvykle liczne grono krew-
nych. znsjomych i prSyjaci6i. Gdy
pociag z Hallerczykami stanal pred
brama. wysiedli Hallerczycy, kt6rzy
bod kierownictwem urzednik0w So
kolstwa Polskieso z okresu IIso
sf1rmowali sic W dw6jki. poczem
wyszli ma ulice Canal. gdzie odby{y
sic przywitania. usciski / pocalun-
kl krewnych. przyjaci6i i narzeczu-
nych. Pc kr6tk!ej chwili ruszono W
kierunku ku tramvajom Milwaukee
ave-. do naro5nika Washington i Gin
ton. sksd dwoma specyalnymi tram
wajami, Hallerczycy rrzyjechali do
Ashland ave-, poczem udali sic do
sail Zwiszku Pollok. gdzie odbyl sic
obiad I przyjecie. Pred sals ma ze-
wnatrz czeka}a juz grenada pu-
~blfczooSci, kt6rs Totem biyskaWicy
doEiedziala sic, 20 nasi ch&opcy PREY
byli. Do sail glownej p~uszczeni byli
iylko HallercIycy. a publiczno$c "a
jeSa galerye, a reszta niemogaca sic
dostaG do wuetrza, oblegala chodni-
ki. Gdy wszyscy ulokowali sic prey
zastawionych stoiach. sy~mpatyczne
panic i panienki ~przyniosiy ma sto-
" smaczne potrswy, ktoremi zmeezs
nj z podr6zy Hslerczycy z apetytem
zajadali. Pc s~pozyciu pctraw, pan
Skibickl. powitai Hallerc5ykow "
Inieniu Sokolstwa. zazuaczajac. re
2 powodu niedyspoEycyi p. L. Panka.
przyszlo mu powitat tych. kt6rzy ma
odglos trabki bojowej pospieszyli ma
zew Ojc2yzny i wracsja teraz. jake
wererani honorowo z~woln.eni re
sluZbv w~ojskowej. Nsstepu;e. PARMA
Emilia Naoieralska. prezeska Zwiaz-
ku Polek. przedstawila puIkownika
Woodson'a. mataceso Goz0r mad sta
cyami rekrutacy!nemi " Chicago,
kt6ry przybyl W celu zwerbowanta
kilku naszyeh zuch6w pod sztsnda7
- .a5dz;sty. Pulkowntk Woodsop.
urZem6wii SLOW kilka do Hsllerczy-
Bow. chwalii ich pstryotyzm. jake
tel p~oswiecenie sc dIs ojczyZny. "
kodcu zachscai tych. kt6rzy ME ma
"a rodzir. So volni a NIGGA wUaPsc
do armii Stan6w Zjsdnoc=onych.
niechsj s~korSysta!a : okazyl. Ma sale
przybyl Komicec Obywste.ki Z dz.el-
nicy Town OF Lake skIadajacv Sc Z
p. Romano Kowalevskiego. p. W.
Vr2esinskieEo. p. J. Nukulskieso.
D. Edwarda Bradla ! innych. ktorzy
zabrali swoich wiarUs6w automob!-
lami ma Town OF Lake. lime dzielni-
te r6wuiez " ten sam spos5b posta-
ply. las CT. kt6rzy m.eli krewnych.
lub przyjac'6l udalt sic 2 mimi do
dom6w a CT, kt6rzy ME mteii niko-
%. komitet cdstawil ich do hotelu.
Sdzie u,okowa ma uocleg. Z Halter
czykami przyjechs. kap;tan J. Paw
lowski. kt6ry ~wyjcchai byl szest lat
tcmu. k.edy wojna Swiatcwa sic roz-
poczela " Europe, przy!cchal take
sok6l J6zef Swiertz. z ranss pod
~poruczn:ka inui. Hallerczycy po-
mimo u:ewyg6G i twardej sluzby woJ
sEowej, 20 dlugiej i uci2zliwej po--
Gr6zy. w~ygladaja bardzo dobrze. -
Wszyscy sill Z wesola nina. z u
&r1iechem ma uStach. pod wra2eniem,
.ae sSoncgyly sc ich ~niewygody. wro-
Gilt napovr6t do lycja cyw.lnego.
Ma iedno tylko zwraca sic oko prze.
chodn:a. a 10 ma nedznie ubranego
W lachmany Hallerezyka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
mostem ~pomiedzy tymi. dwoma
irajami,
MIEJSCE ROKOWAN POKo-
IOWYCH ME ZOSTALO SCI
SIZE OKRESLONE.

Londyn, IS. lipca. - Rad Dol
szewicki W swojej depeszy, wy
slanej Z Moskwy 26 lipca zapro-
ponowal rzadowi polskiemu wy
slanie parlamentaryuszy przez
front wzdluz traktu Baranowicze-
BrzeSc Litcwski. Dcpesza jcdnak
ME oznacza Scislc miejsca, sdzic
maja sic odbyc wstepne rokowa-
MIA W sprawie zawicszenia broni,
Wieden, Is. lipca. - Dowodz-
two wojsk bolszewickich powia-
domilo dowodztwo wojsk poi
skich, re mic jest ono w stanie
rozpoczsG rohowai p~okojowycl1
wcze5nicj iak 80 lipca L dwoch
wzgied6w: pc pierwszc, barba-
rzynstwa polskic( , wywoialy
wzburzenie ludnoSci, wobcc czego
potrzeba bedzie pcwnego czasu
ma przygotowanie ogolnej opinii
GO mySli O rozejmic; po drugie,
zawieszenie broni spowoduje pc
wne przegrupowania wojsk, co
r6wniez wymaga pewncgo czasu,
lima depesza z Moskwy cytuje
artykui z gazety moskiewskiej
,,Iswiestia".
.,Rosya sowiecka bedzie umiafa
zdobyt sobie pok6j, ktory zabcz-
pieczy Rosye raz ma zawsze cd "a
chlanno5ci polskicj."(M Bee
czclnoSt zydow moskiewskicI'
n;ema widocznie granic. Przyp.
Red.)
Londyn, %. lipca. Propozy-
eva pokojowa Czyczcryna ROM
sic Cd angielskiej noty pokojowci
Lorda Curzona.
Rad Sowietow zamiast zsodzic
sic ma iacznQ konicrencye poNojo-
VA Z Polska ! innemi panstwamj
oscienncmi. proponujc specyalna
koniercncye ~pomiedzy aliantami
! Rcsyq ~sowiecka. Idanicm dy-
p~,omatjw t~utejszych bedzic Il
kongres dwoch >wiat6w europej-
skiego i azyatycNiego. W ktorym
by}by bardzo poz2dany i udzial
Stanow Zjednoczonyot1.
Gazety londynskie pisa. &c no.
ia bo.szewicka Jest napisana W
ionic obrsGiiwym. a pr6cz tcgo
lest dwuznaczna i chaotyczna.
Nota bo.szeWicka ma ma celu
zmuszenie aiiantow do u"znania
rzadu sowiet6w W Rosyi. Watpli,
VEN jest jcdnak. czy Francya
zgodzi sic ma jakiekolwiek per-
traktscye z bolszewiksmi, dop6ki
ci ME zdecyduja SIC zaplacit da-
wnych dt1g6w zaciagnietych
orZez rad carsN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
Ser ameryk., funt 2714c do CSC
DRoR zYWY.

IN IL w
Kury, funt .:.............. SIC
Kaczki, funt ........ 25c do Csc
Indyki, funt .............. 40c
Gesi, funt ................. zoe
,WARZYWA.
Szparagi, a wig
eek .......... 1925 do $2.75
Buraki, 100 wisz. $1.OO do $3.50
Selery, skrzynka -. SOC do 75c
Ogorki, skrzynka .. $l.25 do $150
Saiata, liSciasta. skrz. 15c do 2Oc
C'cbula, zielona, wia2. &c do Sc
Cebula, nova (Texas)
koSz ......... 75c do $l.W
kartofle, MOVIE - 100
funtow ....... $3.25 do $40
kartofle, MOVE
beczka ........ $3.50 do $5.25
Pomidory, s koszy-
kow .......... $3.50 do $3.50
Kapusta, nova
kosz ........ $l.25 do $3.50
Szpinak, Illinois -
skrzynka ................ SOC
Marchew, 100 wiaz. ..... $1.5O
Papryka, (Floryda)
koszyk ........ $1.00 do $500
Rsodkiewka, 100 wiaza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
NIEDZW1EDZ BOLSZEWIC-.
XII %PoKAZUJE sWoJE KY,
Stockholm, %. lipca. - E,


wick minister Krasin W iatcrWic-
VIE Z tuteiszvm korespondentem
oZnajmil. re Rosya ma zamiar
zadaG odsz.lodowania Cd aliantow
n szlody, w~ywoiane wrogiem
stcsunNiem aliant6w wzgiedcm
RoSyi. Rosya jest cbecnie ma ty-
lie siIna, &c moze zadat pelne;
sprawied!iwo;ci dla siebie ! lei lu-
dow. Najwazniejsza sprawl d,a
Rosyi Jest otrzylnanie odszHodo-
wanna. szczegoIy beda jednak do
piero w~v}uszczone ma konferen--
cyi poEojowej. Krasin zapewnif,
re Rosya ME day do podboju i
porzuciIa wszelka mySl rropagan-
Gy zewnetrzncj. Zaiuterpelowany
W sp"awic tyranii przcmySNoWel.
Krasin odrzeki. zc robotnik 70
syjski musi wpierw zrozumict
znaczcnie dyscyp'iny. a dopiero
wtcdy otrzyma wolno$t j swobo-
de. PoAc2cnie Rosyi byloby tysiac
ray gorszc, niz jest cbecnie, je-
zelibv rad sowiecki ME zapro--
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OSTRZEGA
SWAT PRED CzERWO-
MEM NIEBEZPIECZEf-
STWEM.
STWEM.

Washington, 2s. lipca. We,
dug slow gen. Ludendorffa, W
razic zWyciestwa bolszewikow
mad Pols.ts, caiej Europe grozi
za,ew bolszewizmu. a cwentualnic
i ca'cmu Swiatu. Poslady swojc
wyrazii on W specyalnem memo
r2ndum - ,,Niebezpieczchstwo
bolszewizmu."
nUpadck Polski pociagnie "a so,
b. upadek Niemicc i Czech, skad
bolszewizn zacznie sic rozszerzat
ma p6inoc i poiudnie, ME omiiaiae
W&och, Francyi j Anglii. Jake
czsowick znajacy sztuke wojen-'
na, zwracam sic do narod6w cy'
wiiizowanych, by zwrdcity male
zyte uwage ma grozace wszyst-
kim niebezpieczehstwo.
nJe&eli sPostrzelemy sic "a pr,
no, to cywilizacya Europy mix
ME pod is,a boiszewizmu, jsk
nicsiyS zniknela cywilizacya Rzy
mu i Grecyi pod zaiewem bsrba-
rzyicow. Przyczyns tego niesz-
czeScia ludzkosci bedzie tepota
rzad6w ! letargicznc zachowanic
sic burhuazyi, kt6ra W chwiiacll
przciomowych lubi pedzic dale
spoxoine ! wygodne zycie.
SWAT musi sic l;czyc z mozli-
wynn pochodem bolszcwikow
przez Po!ske ma Berlin i Prase,
Litwa juz poiaczy3a sic Z Rosy%
sowiecks i zada czesci Prus
WschodniCh. hoze przyJSc TAXI
moment, kicdy armic bolszewic--
kie beda zagraza'y bezpo5rednio
Nicmcom i Czechom.
Lenin posu1lat swoje granice do
Chin, Afganistanu, Persyi j In
dyi i przygotowuje sic obecnic
do zwycieskicgo pochodu.
Posuwanie sic bolszewSkow na
wsclr6d napotyka przeszkody sta
wiane przez Japonie i gen. Siemio
nova. Dzieki przebiegfosci i wy
trzyma,osci Japohczykow, jest
mozliwem, re posuwanie sic bol--
szewikow W tel czssci Swiata 20
stanie wstrzymane. Jednak bolsze
wicy maja wewnetrzne drogi do
Indyi i Persyi. Wedkug zdania
bolszewikow, kolej ma Japonie
przyjdzie p6zniej.
nBolszewicy spotykaja sic z O.
porem Anglii W obydwoch kierun-
kach, lecz konflikt bolszewicko-
angielski ME jest jedynym profile
mem. WiaSciwym problemem
Jest walka cywilizacyi z barba-
rzyistwen1, do kt6rej muszs sta
mac wszystkie cywilizowane Judy
Swiata.
Propaganda bolszewicka w
lndyach rozwija sic z zastrasza--
jsca szybkoScia. W Azyi Mniej-
szej, Persyi i .Arabii Jest prowa-
dzona w duchu pan-islamizmu -
" duchu antychrzesciianskim,
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wadzii srogiej dyscypliny i mic
podtrzymywal jej.
BOLSZEWICY
SWE WoJSKA MA GRANICY

Konstantynopol, %. lipca.

Konstantynopol, %. lipca. -
Donosza tn o koncentracyi wojsk
bolszewickich ma granicy rumuh-
skiej ! o panice Z togo powodu
wSr6d Rumunow. Uciekinierzy z
GaIacu i Konstancyi donosza, re
panuje tam ogolna konsternacya
wskutek obawy inwazyi bolszc-
wickiej; ME mosli oni jcdnak
~stwierdzic, czy Rumuni robia ia
kiekolwiek przygotowania do o.
brony.
Rad rumufSski WRECK sic do