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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
SENATE WANTED
CONGRESSIONAL RESERVATION

sounds fine. doesn't IL Looks like
= pretty good idea. Yeah. IL Is fine.
but
The U. $. senate wanted this res.
ervation adopted;
The United states assumes no oh
legation 60 preserve the territorial
integrity or political Independence OF
any other country hy the employ
nent OF It's military or naval forces
unless 10 any particular case the
congress. which. under the constitu,
ton. has the sole power TO declare
war or authorize the employment OF
tho military or naval forces OF the
United states. shall. In the exercise
Of fun liberty OF action. by act or
joint resolution so provide"
The senate twice offered President
Wilson a chance to accept this ressr.
Walton Both times Wilson arrogant.
~ sent the treaty back TO the senate
This reservation. Wilson declared
nullified the league.
The senator's believe that they
shouh not turn the war making
power OF the United States over to
the president or TO any group Of
siick European diplomats. They
eAid so. And here's what Wilson
said:
1T is an attitude OF comradcship
and protection among members Of
the league. which in its very nature
Is moral and not legal
WILSON'S IDEA or a
MORAL OBLIGATION
Then he explained later. this way:
"A moral obligation r.. OF course
superior tn legal obligation and. II
I may sapro. has a greater binding
force: only 1nerc always remains In
tho moral obligation the right to es-
errssc onr's Judgment as to whether
II Is indeed incumbent upon one In
those Circumstances TO do that
thing
sun batter. Wilson said.
s+We would b. under an absolutely
compelling moral Obligation
Senator Brandegee asked Wilson II
the league OF nations would stop
wars. And Wilson replied.
''It win not Nothing will pre-
vent war. but II will bring about the
discussion before the beginning Of
war
Now. get this. Jimmie Coz has
placed himself In the position OF
Woodrow Wilson'S rubber stamp. He
has yelled. Nc. too TO everything
Wilson has said about the league.
All right Now we know exactly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

ADV. N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

mons expressed the opinion that IN"
Democratic party has the best chance
To- win In the national election In y o
vemher that 1, has had for years u"
reported both the Chicago and thu SIN
Francisco conventions to his papers
md saws that the Chicago cunyentio1
raks up with the impression Tint
everybody had a cas-" IT thu blues,
while he has never seen. he says, such
nihusiasm ~ was manifested when
the san Francisco convention al
Journcd,
". states that the Democrats viii
carry all the so.callrd Democratic
siai,.s. aud In addition will carry a ma
lority OF the sucalled doubtful states
lie firmly believes that Cox and l,ous"
welt win win by good safe majority
r. MIR. ThnmcHs viii accompany Mr.
Cox an his West I'm tour during III,
campaign and says II III" party comes
through p,lhart b. will cndeavor 4
grange for q speech her" frun the
Democratic nominee. - The pdlha'l
Texan.
Thu above item will be- IL cunsid ~
tie local interest as Mr. Timmuns fof
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Heroes OF go Want Public To
Know How Much Good Tan
lac Has Done AZ Old Soldiers
Home.

So mrnv IT tn Old Vets uui at
the Soldiers Home IN l.caVcnwmih
have been benefited 10y Tanlac hi,ly
that th"y decided the fact ought 4"
b. made public.
The call for volunteers H. report the
mniit war quickly answered by \. Z
.Iihnron and &. II Ostiaud'r zach
sry,ri, four YEAR. IT age. nnd David
VI. Cain. Who H. nov In his cishii' lh
year.
Their statement. which W'r" reject,
ID ut the Tanlac Offices u f'w d''s
,gn an ,,cm H. have been signed
win u steady hand and tell In n"
Uncertain terms of the r,mnrknll"
results th,u" old heroes If the "SiN'
1.yY. hayo oltliucd from Ia" Master
Medicine.
David " Cdn. Cmpwni OF com
rluy "f." ward I, III" uld'r II thu
tfiu. r',Y II hiN" lived e long iir'
, ,nd have nd lots uf expert nee win
~, dizziness. lat have n'vro c"m'
ncroas the equal Of Tanlac. u has nj
| only ril me of ease oi nervous ~
! dixie ttiun Of eight years standing hu'
have actually gained sixteen pound
In weight 10y taking IL Bcfor" lah
| Ing Tanlac I had no appctlt" am,
what little lid eat would sour un mN
stomach and would swell ~ viii
g,s until I could hardly breathe. NJ,
heart would palpitatc ~ q tcrrihl'
rate and | also had raging h adnchcs
and often got =" dizzy | could scarcely
| stand on ny feet. hid pains al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
pcllrhiili Party At Glrn Rc.Idenrs

The Glenn residence. al 1897 Taylor
street. was tn" scene of delightful
forty.two party Tuesday evening. Miss
~ Zoc and Lora eileen presiding o.
husioyscs.
Garden flowers were used effectively
IN b.autf, INK the rumns In which tn
tables Ind hc"n arranged Ter the game
and the evening was devoted to u nurt'
jcr a enthusiastic rounds. Later d.
licious refreshments were srrNcd thu
guests which included Misses l'cnnlc
~ 'eu. ruth and Beatrice Story. Gcf'
trudo Miller. Louise Jensen. Gcorg,
Ella Micklc. Martha Mullen. l'sarl MI
Ter and Mc-srs raul =. NickcrS. ". VI
Jensen. Francis Miller. Jim story. ct
finger. Frank Robinson. Roy britain
aud joe Glenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
By corn MOORE
New Nnrk's Inshlnn .AnIiIOriIN

NEW YORK. July -. - There nre
many new ways Of using lace this sea-
son and on" II the most Interesting
has to de- with alloycr patterns.
In the model skctched cream'colorcd
srurgcttc II combined with q darncd
nee. Firs, there il q straight, narrow
skirt Of the gcorg,tte made with deep
hem. then tunic gathered evenly all
around 60 the belt and weighted a;
the bottom with three twoinch bands
~ the lace. each lined with fieshcol'
orcd chiffon and attached only at the
top. 81.
Three quarter sleeves finished with
two IL the bands. an over.blousc with
shoulder caps. lined with the chiffon
aud then low.swung belt VI the fco''
Rctte with ci'Ist.r u artificial vlolcts
~ the center. and the costume IL com
plrtc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
THREE OLD SOLDIERS
GIVE ALL THE FACTS

through my body aud was so weak %
WIS difficult fur me to gct around at
~
But Tnnltr has dome away with
all ms miserable feelings and put nic
IN better shnpr than | have been iur
,i.ht ~ ten Years can eat Just
nr yihpr ! want and my appetite ~ q
caution Ana sleep. why. I just sleep
The hos every night, feel COED anu
strong pni have mere energy than !
hlV" had IN years I have recommend.
81 Tlrl1c o. many of my comrades.
who have also taken II With fnc 80
suits n certainly ~ thr right uodi.
,!n" lur uld iulkr"
AZ the time ! began taking Tin
fr." sid Z T. Johnson. II cuuldn
ct ur ,i,,p ~ du much r"ud and inst
flt miats,l lr IN IN" tiin' Hlll"'"d
fium inllsr,iiun. dizziness. pains it
ny lact and about all my strength
had In me. had Just about CONE
~ the cuntiu,iun that ! would n"vvi
h. well nr,iu but am now In better
physical siinIc than have been i"i
100 bong iiur IN tact. ! don't think
ever flt much better, even when
WE. r. ,nuur man. than do nin"'
taking Twllc"
& n p.,undrr 'nys; q believe
hod about an tn miserable feeling
rn,pudy with Indigestion can mN'
rnd WIS - weak and nervous
could hardly drag around. hid h''i
battling With this condition fui thee
! wears rnd WIS ready to give NJ tn
fight. Bu ~ the help ~ Tlnluc
nm now feeling fine.
I'd IKE &c tell all IN" soldiers ~
rryWhcrr how Tnnlac ~ hcldng ~
here IN l.,avcnwurih."
Tnnlpr h. sold In Amarillo aud i
" Collins Drug 90 ana Other lea,
| .ng druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Why Itch and Burn
With Skin Diseases?

Whcn aHy n The 5vmploms
appear Won should take prompt
Steps io rid ,lir blood 81 The germs
which Cau,r her'. And the one
remedy which hai ~ equal a'
blood cleanser Is SIS. whic%'iI
sold hv DRUGGIST, everywhere.
Begin taking { :. 'odlv. all
write 10 our Chief Medical AZ
wiser. who will rive you spccia IN
structiors without charge. VI
dress Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta,
Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Junioi Department Welcomes New
Scholars

The Junior Department II the First
baptist cundny school will welcome
rny little boys or girls In the city. be-
,wscn the ages II . To IL years, who
IRE not attending sunday school else
where ~ FAR M cooperation and q
spicnd,d corps 81 teachers II concerned
this department Is one 81 the hes
cuul,npd In the school aud the super
sidon ~ Mrs. -. T. Long. dcpir'
mental superintendent. IL making rapi'
pruxTcsa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

The Young Woman's Auxiliary OF
the First Baptist church. will entertain
Monday evening at ) o'clock. with
social q, the home Of Rev. and Mrs
w. W. Virgin. The committee IN
charge Of the entertainment are plan
ming ON making I; one to be long ~
mcmbered with pleasure, and all mem
lcfs arc urged to be- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Noted Political Writer Ilerc.

Hascum y Timm"ns .politicsl cor.
respondent io snmc 80 tu - large dai'v
papcre. With headquarters NJ Washlne
ton. u. e. was In Dalhnrt for n fcw
hours sturdy. Cnrout" tu visit his
"i"r. Nia iiull oi Wilkins. Okiihp
ma.
ln conversation Will. here. Nj. TIN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

Barney Musclcy aud family r"iurnc
tn their home ~ Amarillo this morning
after short visit with relatives and
friends hcrc-I'luin,icw Evening Her
aid
Nj Mnth-rs WAS down fr"m Amarillo
SUNDAY visiting parents and friends
Mr. aud Airs NJ u. Tucker aud
daughter ~ TuliH. aud Miss Dewey
Nelsun ~ Amarillo were visitors nt the
parental T. H. Nelson home Miami
| chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Mrs. ArIlla Peterson to Stud, in Han
saS City.

The following Item taken nom the
rislnView Evening Herald will be- Il
considerable local Interest - AIRS. r.
trison has lived in Amarillo for n num-
Der of years. aud has long been prom
incnt In the music circles 81 this city:
Mrs Arilln Peterson LIT yesterday
afternoon Tor Kansas city where SHE
vi'i take post graduate work IN voice.
shs will spend the remainder of tn
summer in Kansas city and will rc'
turn here In September tu take up her
work az hesd II the voice department
~ the wayland Colleg" fine arts fac
uliy.
Mrs Peterson hes been leader "t the
Methodist choir f"r SOM" time and has
directed the work uf the plsinyiew
Choral club fur several Years. She
h,s been making her home ~ ANA
rillo but viii make I1ain,iew hes homo
sitter September"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
az Local Interest.


l.. H. l,ustor went to Amarillo thif
mornihg, iu meet some orphans from
Dallas. VINO az" coming o. make their
home.
Mt and Mrs u. 1. Miller aud cbil.
,'rcn visited m Amarillo SUNDAY. mnk.
ung the trip ~ their ear.
Roy lrick hdd business IN Amarillo
yesterday.
Mrs ! " lmuiin returned ycslrr
ANY from writ With her daughter.
Mas. Luke alcllrhc. IN Amarillo
--plainyirw News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

Nlr. ana Mrs n. a. Howard. ~ 1919
Pierce street. have returned from =
delightful motor trip. during which
they visited In various points In Okla
homa. Their daughter Madgc Eliza
Icth. did not return with them. but
viz ,i Il indefinitely In oklahoma Cit'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

W.. J. Ls-n. Williams ~ tns Amarillo rvps
~ritef Exchange. mas taken the aYen, To-
he Nal,- AJdins Machine u you arr Inter
std he Gill hs glad N demenstrais this Won
lerfui machine. Ne 70 iocstsd ils Vest 1ti
street. Phone 1856 FOR Woodstoet f,pewrit
ere. ses him Nv fs''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
Ends stomach Troubles

l.. T.. Peck. the great furniiur" King
~ san Antonio. was permanently cured
uf chronic indig, stion of Years standing
Ly Fowler stomach Waters. They rc
love stomach distress quichly. Sold by
III druggists .-Ady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

Airs. e. NJ. Eobb. u Burkburne,''
Who has been visiting In the city ~
,he guest u Mrs. y. n Petty. 1911
Harrison street. lci, this morning Tor
Roswell. y. NJ. Mr.. Robb Is an oil sup.
ply man OF Burkburncti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
so,isl No,es and Personal Mention

Miss ka,hlcne Eakle. ~ Salt Lake
cay. II visiting here ~ the guest al
her aunt. Airs. John u. TrOllngcr 1000
Harrison street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

Miss Mamie Louise willeman, q
graduate ~ Corbin. Ky II VISITING
here a. the guest ~ Mrs &. u. Young
luNe, 109 Monroe street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

White lluufc viii probably resume his
efforts To- fill tho jails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
There I, Way 10 Get Rid Of
an TortuVous lf.rinr,

Terrifying skin irri,aiions. cczc-
sra. letter. boils. pimglcs, rie.. have
their Cririu IN iisorlcrcd con-
di,ioi e the blood. They come
from co'n-y - ''Yv rerms which
&c, iu,n 'hc l'ood AID multiply
ly the r'lllion.
Lotions. salvce. Ointment or
.ir'ii7~ treatment C7nuo' possibly
F-r 'hc Source q ...e trouble,
wl.-.. l. the ll9o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

Eev. J. ". story, presiding elder OF
the Amarillo district. will preach at
Miami Sunday evening. at the Me,ho'
dist church OF that city. This occasion
VII he the Third Quarterly meeting
fuf the church year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
The Thrift Habit

The Thrift Habit
II amt senseicss hoardin'
Nor s,lnting u our need,
but efficiency In spcndln'
That should become our creed.
II amt some money set aside
ON impulse once awhile.
But etrady .Aavln' day by day
tina, builds the solid pill.
Selected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31
To Entertain With Social

Fred H. krug has returned from an
EXTENDED Nisit In the east.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-31

Daily News War, Ads bring results,
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
LABORITES
 OPPOSE GOMPERS IS
 DUNCAN TESTIMONY
[RepublIcan A. p. Leased wirel

CHICAGO, July 22.-Declaration that Seattle labor was opposed to sam ueI Gompers as president of the Amer fcan Federation of Labor was made today by James A. Duncan, Seattle strike leader and a witness for the defense in the trial of William Bross Lloyd and 19 others charged with plot ting to overthrow the government by force.
 'eWe are against Samuel Gompers," Duncan testified, "because he organ ized the booze special for labor to go to Washington to protest against pro- htbition, Seattle is first, last and all the time for prohibition. We want a better, bigger and cleaner man than Gempers if we can get him."
 Duncan, whose cross examination was completed today, also Character ized Bullet Wells. former Seattle la borite, who he admitted was an inmate of the Leavenworth peniteutiary, as a fine, clean, high type of citizen"
 When shown a card used during the general strike at Winnipeg, bearing the inscription permitted by authority of strike committed" Duncan said 1t was similar to the one used in Seattle, which he said bore the word exempt ed" instead of permitted" He testl- fled that during the first days of the strike the strike committee organized a war veterans guard to assist the authorities in maintaining order.
 A. w Swenson, a Seattle salesman ! and former commissioner Of public works of that city, corroberated parts of Duncanis testimony.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
COUNTRY SHOWS \ APROGRE ESSIVE TREND SAYS COX
rRepubIican A. p. Leased WIrel

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 22.-While Republicans were celebrating a few miles away, Governor Cox. the Demo aides today rounded out the opposition program.
 Announcement that August had been fixed definitely for Governor Coxs nomination at Trailsend, his home near Dayton, was made.
 The following Monday, August g, was chosen for similar ceremonies for Franklin D. Roosevelt, the vice -presi- dentia1 nominee, at Hyde Park, N. Y.
 The governor declined to discuss the acceptance address of Senator Hard ing. his Republican antagonist. The governor announced that he would leave here tomorrow for Praised to speech. He does not plan to return here until August 2.
 Much data for this address has been collected by Governor Cox. He said that following a custom in preparing his gubernatorial addresses, he planned to lock himself in his library for a couple of days. study his topics and then call a stenographer. He expects the address will require constant work all of next week.
 Piles of correspondence, accumulated during the Democratic national com rllLleG B Nl5lI H6I65 were 6O11S l14IO06 II today by the governor. Says Nation Progressive
 ''The correspondence indicates pos tive trend in the country away from reaction" said the governor. 'The pe- riod of congratulations in the corres- pondence has passed and independent thought is evident" Asked if many of his correspondents
 were progressives, the governor re- piled:
 "Oodles of them" gro put the thought of my corres- | pondence succinetly." the governor ad- | ded, Cit seems to me that the best in- | terests of our country are along the lines of progress. The country Is pro gressive. There is no question about | that in my mind" | Conferences on campaign affairs be- tween Governor Cox, Chairman White of the national committee. E. H. Moore, | the governors convention manager and other party leaders closed today | temporarily. Mir White will visit east ern headquarters and after the netifi-
 cation, plans a general tour of the 1 country.
 An invitation to speak at Kansas | City was also received today by Gov
 ernor Cox. He expressed appreciation | for the invitation but said his itinerary
 would be made up by the speakers bu-
 reau.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
RAGING YACHT TS AWAIT GALL FUR
 FOURTH CONTEST
Race Today to Be Decided Over Triangular Course Of 30 Miles = Victory for Shamrock Will Lift Cup Both Sloops Ready
TRepubIlcan A. P. Leased Wirel

SANDY HOOK, N. J., July a. Shamrock ", challenger for the America's cup, will enter tomorrow's race against Resolute, American de- fender, with a new topmast and a new topsail, the regatta committee of the New York Yacht club announced to- night After Shamrock's skipper had notified the committee of this change he requested a remeasurement of her sail area but the official measurer was unable to reach the yachts moor ings in time to'do the work tonight.
 Shamrock " slipped out of dry dock tonight and is ready to race again to- morrow for the Americas cup.
 Meanwhile. the crew of Resolute. American defender, made things ship shape aboard their craft and also are prepared to give battle.
 May Be Last Race Today
 With the tally now standing two to one in favor of the challenger, the American sloop must now win the next contest if the hundred guinea cup valueless trophy is not to travel back overseas in custody of the Royal Ulster Yacht club.
 Shamrock arrived at a Staten Island shipyard early today under tow and at once was put on the ways in order that her underbody might be scraped. It was the belief of her crew that she had collected oil on her sleek sides since she had left dry dock about a week ago, but when she was slid back into the water this afternoon this fear was pronounced groundless. Not a barnacle and scarcely a streak of oil had been found. While Captain Charles Francis Adams IT did not order Reso- lute put in dry dock for another in- spection, he gave his crew little rest as the great white sloop lay anchored in the shelter of the Hook. Sails were gone over, compasses tested and last touches given the racer.
 Secrecy Surrounds Shamrock It was admitted at the Staten Island shipyard that Shamrock had sustained a, slight injury during yesterdays race According to yacht officials, two rivets were broken as a result of the strain on the boom and it was found neces- sary today to replace a brace under the after deck.
 It was denied at the yard. however that the challenger had slightly sprung her deck during the thrash to wind ward. Before Shamrock left tonight | for Sandy Hook, seamen aboard hel were observed working on the top spal ring, although shipyard officials pro- | fessed ignorance of what work was be- ing done aloft. The belief held here tonight that the old topmast had been restepped in order to do away with the | .chalIenger's big topsail. which forces l her to give ResOlute a time allowance | of seven minutes and one second, in l stead of six minutes and forty seconds
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
WISHES FOR BIG
 BAND AT FUNERAL
 TO BE RESPECTED

SAN JOSE, Cal, July 22.-A 90- piece band will be in attendance at the funeral of Joe Castro, aged in mate Of the county hospital here, whose body was found today in q pond in q downtown park. Five years ago. it became known follow ing discovery of the body. Castro deposited in a local bank money to cover his funeral expenses and con- tracted with an undertaken to pro- vide a S0-pieee band and a hearse drawn by six white horses. Owing to the dearth of white horses, the undertaken will be unable to com ply with that part of his contract. An automobile hearse will be sub stituted.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
Bryan Statement Read in Silence

LINCOLN, Neb., July 22.-Delegates to the Prohibition national convention were completely nonplused when in formed by the Associated Press tonight that William Jennings Bryan had flatly refused to accept the nomina- tion rendered him yesterday by the party.
 It had been believed generally that he would accept and the convention throughout the day had made it's plans with that view.
 The convention was in recess when the first dispatches from Bozeman, Mont, were received, but the news quickly spread and a funeral could not have given a more disconsoIate ap- pearance around the Prohibition head quarters.
 The dispatches from Bozeman ended a search by hundreds of persons for MT. Bryan during the past 24 hours. during which time Mr Bryan, although 9 national figure and on a public
 (Continued on Page Eight)
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
Army Planes Reach
 St. Paul Safely On
 Way to Nome, Alaska
IRepubllcan A. P. Leased Wirel

ST. PAUL, July 22.-After a flight of slightly more than an hour the four army planes on their way to Nome, Alaska, arrived here shortly after 7;30 o'clock from Winona, Minn. The trip was uneventful. The planes landed at the Speedway flying field at Fort She'll ing. near St. Paul. and tomorrow will fly to Curtiss field north of the state fair grounds here, where they will re- main until minor repairs have been made The next stop will be Fargo, North Dakota.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
Die, RuthIess Offensive

WARSAW, July 22.-(By the Asso- .ta+ed Pre6a)-The plans of the Rus ~t,-, aovfet government for controlling poIand.s population in connection Wlth ste offensive aimed at conquering the poIish republic were made more than d r,oT,4h ago, according to Russian news nane-s reaching Warsaw, dated ; uhs i9 On this date the Izvestia, otIlclaI .rran Of the central committee or the Uoacow goviet, published the Iollo"- ing: .tous poIish
 fronts and eur advance inte tHe
 very heart of Polahos PePui@'I
 Tn,oefs us to give our party "erK-
 ia.+ructfens about the char
 ata. of their work in establishing
 ,d .tracotheninq the soViet pow
 in Poland. It Is absolutely
 .oessar,, to undertake a most
 rS,thIes. struggle against the entire
 PaIfsb poeulation and to tax
 neasures for their complete e<
 +arrafnatien as a nation.
 GT+ fs absolutely necessary tAei S- fore: .ss terror aeFirst. To iRaugurate mass Iei VI agafDst the propertied peasants PooL ing them out entirely, and 70 uliDSl .. +aIa ruthless terror toward Poies gen a-auv uzhe may undertake any olIe- or indirect part whatever m the s1i ue ole aeainst the soviet powers
 sscaeonds CoRfiscate grain anu SeiLo .t.o e-ysty te fixed points. This reler+ n3 o,I1t to grain but all agrlcuIlufa '.,rbird: Undertake all measures '
 ,CoBtinued on Page Eight