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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

he has farm in the Chickasha bot
fo-zsS Of Grant county and Is ince-
endent Esss alfalfa crop from lle
acres. planted il 1893 hAs never fan
I'd and this year viii nsi hjin S5esta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Governor Edwards sesns to Aart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

TIE evsrHce SALARY s IKE one e
Sir 0ilvwas spoaks Nvu Enaw thhf
u comes. hug vou scarcely see d glnss
heia1f g0us sTes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
OF LOCAL MOMENT

Fishing IN river and lakes is ee-
coming The sopalar ouiaoors s3'a7t
lhese cxrs and nights Tae tausAi-
ron was Ilnea Win fisherman lAst
night Some big FISH are oeine
ca night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

rsssser Classified ADS Ger Besua.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

The ministers vAa ssv ibe ane-Isit'ee
hathlng sui must 60 must remember
TIM, ibe girls Wa 81 pretty ctliy
without IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Leader clssKsea Aas Get Results Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Among sk-n Diseases itca tar ofHcs
: sAout 7he worst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

Horace Perkins lives a Lanour;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
OF
HERO
IS MISSING
Brother of Lieut.. 0'Brien
Is Hunting Money; Widow
Won't See Him

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 90
81 cannot understand what became
OF my brothers fortune McrSin
Ruen dcclarrd today after his
here from Oakland. Cal. 10
make preparations To have The
body ~ Lieutenant Fat o'nrien.
World war hero. shipped back 20
Momcncc. M. for burial
Mersin O'Rricn saii his brother,
the famous ace who committed sur
eide hcrc Friday night had more
than $4,000 in stocks, Liberty
bonds and cash less than a year
ago.
HE had led a model life and !
Cannot believe he allowed such a
Ercat sum OF money TO be- dissi.
patel" said the brother. 'He hal
5000 in cash In banks In New
Ncrk, Chieago and san Francisco.
$4,000 In steel stocks and SIS. 900
IN Liberty bonds His book "out.
Writing the Hun" melted him
around $4,000 and he rcalized
money from magazine articles and
lacturcS'
Y when he called at the Alexan-
ARIA hotel to interview Lieutenant
O'Brien's widow the latter refused
DO see him. Merwin oBrien as.
fcrted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Couple of Jap
Dauids Outwit
Irish Goliath

Jiu ji,su tactics by willy Japanese
conquered tho fighting Irinh spirits
OF Mike Smith. he said In city hoo
pital Monday. Smith has a possible
broken ankle.
lie said he got drunk Sunday, went
up TO the Midway hotel and became
cmbroiied In heated conversation
with the proprietor. Mike said he
talked his best kings cngliHh, but
the proprietor chartered IN the gib-
berinh OF his natiae heath. This riled
Mike. 80 much 10 that tho warfare
shifted from mere words 10 fiHtH.
II was then that the willy Japs
sprung their coup d'ctat A silent
footed countryman Of the proprietor
Hncaked behind Mike and sauatied
down. The proprietor then showed
Mike. lie fell backward over the
crouchod form OF the low-lying Jap
ana aiightcd on his head on the top
step OF the aalrn. Some time later
Mike hit tho bottom step still on his
head and Htili later came 10 rest on
the street. where he was gathered IN
By Patrolmen Y. J. Phillips and A, ".
Tracy. lie was removed TO city hos
pltai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
He HAS
CURE FOR 7. B.
Seattle Doctor Lays Claim
to Startling Discovery

pr. Benjnmln s. paschail. ~ Sc
attic. known aa ono OF the foremost
biological chemists In the West, has
announced his discovery OF "a sure
cure for tuberculosis,
Hts achievement. ~ states. IL the
result OF ~ years of uninterrupted
research. and has proved it, efficacy
during the last three years while he
was In New York making what he
considered miraculous cures while
quietly experimenting.
His preparation. a synthetic drug
known as "Mycoloum." In a wax. IL
Is injected into the muscles and. by
indirect action. kills the tubercie ba.
eiill
DIR. PaHchail claims no waH his own
first human patient and WIS com
plctcly successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

With sparkling eyes and face
flushed with excitement and hope.
Johnny details tho treasures on
which his heart IA aot. Santa listens
attcntiveiy.
Johnny Simpson. let me see" lie
cocks his eve knowingly. why.
haven't We got a letter here for
johnny he asks Mrs. Santa who
sits behind tho postoffico window out
OF sight.
An. ! thought sor' And the de-.
hEhted Johnny. with trembling fling.
ers, clutches a white enveiop. with
hls very own name written upon ~
Who says Santa isn't rcall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
FINISH DRIVE
BY CHRISTMAS
Give Mother Ryther SIS, 900
Friday, Plan Now

Now in the nth week Of their
campaign to raise s2s.00o fund
with which TO finance the Ryther
Child Home for another year and
erect a small isolation hospital ward
unit. the trustees. members OF the
house committee. and w. A.
(-weary-) wilkins. in charge OF
the finishing brick campaign. Mon
day issued a final appeal for sub
scriptions-
This appeal win be repeated after
the fashion Of the auctioneer on the
remaining business days of the
week and II Is hoped by all inter
ested In the campaign that generous
and charitable Seattle citizens will
heed the call NO that II may be an
nounced as Christmas gift that
the fund has been raised for the
Ryther home.
In the past ten days a number Of
labor unions and other organizations
have responded with generous
checks and a number OF others still
have books OF brick coupons and
are soliciting among their members.
These organizations are requested
to expend their maximum efforts in
behalf Of the Ryther home this
week and report TO wilkins.
Mrs. j. l.. Hall. chairman Of the
house committee and In charge OF
the personal solicitations by mail.
has requested that all firms and in
dividuals whom she has addressed
and who have not responded. do so
at once.
The brick coupon salesmen will
continue their work on the street
corners during the week and Christ
mas shoppers are again urged to
remember the Rytber home and 10
heed the request that they adopt
the brick coupons as Christmas
gifts for friends. and purchase lib
orally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Boys Gauntlet Gloves
SOC to $1.5O

GO Enthusiastically masculine are these Gauntlet
~ Gloves that they are in high favor with boys.
Gauntlets in unfinished gray leather, soc pair
Gauntlets in brown tan unfinished leather, S5c.
Gauntlets in smooth brown leather, with star on
back and fringe finish, $1.OO.
Gauntlets in tan leather, with fleece lining and
leather fringe $1.25.
Reindeer Gauntets with fringe on cuff, ST 80 pair
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
TWO STORES
ARE HIT BY FIRE

Fires damaged two downtown
establishments early Monday.
An overheated stove caused $3.50
damage 10 the Pine Self Service NIL
linery Shop at GOT Pine St. at $50 a.
m. Ten dollars damage was done 10
building at 1929 Third ave. by fire
starting in locker from an un.
known clause.
Smoke from a burning roast result
ed in the fire departmental being
called to Broadway and John ri. Sun.
day. The fire was out and also the
roast, when the department arrived
Both had come thru the window
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Real Letters for
Real Kids From a
Real Santa Claus

Had jules Verne lived In Seattle
in the year 1890 tho exploits OF Capt,
Memo and other heroes that have
thrilled the hearts OF countless
young Americans would never have
been written.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

For after a visit
20 the toy depart
uents OF some Of
the larger stores
Twenty Thou.
sand Leagues tn-
der the Sea"
would be a nero
backyard advrn
.at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

doesn't have this one wish fulfilled
And Santa Claus. After the round
OF toys II made ones dearest wish
asd most ardent hope must be con-
fined TO Old Santa so that he VIII
know Just what TO bring Christmas
eve.
In one store Kris KrfnKia with
his siedge. Is socu tn an igioo. All
day long he passes out souvenirs
and shakes hands with those who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

The most popu-
iar toys judging
from sales rec
orsia. are dolls. No
matter what else
she dsuircs. every
nth. girl must
hav. a doll And
what little Kiri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
>E.ArriE'S T0NI.A>D
IL LIKE FARMLAND

Thirty minutes spent IN toytown
IL half an hour In fairyland. The
crowd is about equally divided he
tween grownups and children, and Il
Is difficult TO tell which arc the more
thrilled
Il often wonder how much sleep
some OF these little folks get after a
visit To our shops" one toy depart.
ment manager remarked. Just lock
at their eyes. Big as Sauccra.
AS rule. | would say that the
boys show the kocncst interest In
mechanical toys and the girls In the
dolls. But not always. Many a
small chap eyes pretty oisque
blonde lcngtneiy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
And Some Extra Prizes of Seattle-Made Gloves
For Good Letters From These Girl and Boys:

Ellen Taylor. age Is, 4757 And Ave. s.
Claire Taft, age IL, 1920 18th Ave. w.
Virginia McCutcheon, age 6, 102 North
18th st.
Lois Lunn, age IL, 1712 Summit Ave.
Dorothy Richardson, age 6, care C. s.
Restorer, Charleston.
Lillian Sampson, age II, 5119 cath Ave.
N. +.
Donald Sullivan. age s. 10011 6lst Ave.
S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
SANTA PASSES OUT
LETTERS To FAITHFUL

In another establishment Santa
Claus has a postoffice- An unsnd-
ing line Of little folks PASSES by to
speak with Santa and get their mail.
what Is your nameT" Santa asks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Ex.sERvICE MEN OUT OF A Jon

are offered temporary employment
selling little lunches OF Christmas
greencry. prepared by a Tacoma ok
service man. IL can be had at the
Lang stove store. First ave. and
Spring 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Johnny simpson,

"Oh. Johnny simpson, old Kris
repeats tim hum. and what do
you want for ChriAtmaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

turv. and tho versatile ncuonist
would have been fored TO seek 9th
or fields In which TO lay his adven'
turos of wonder and daring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
COMPLETE RAILROAD SYSTEM
MOST REMARKABLE TOY

Perhaps the most remarkable toy
ON display il complete railroad sys-
TEN. with many yards OF track and
an engine that win pun a consider
able lead. Airplanes, too. exact
rephcas OF we'll known types. are
better than ever this year.
Among the simplest OF toys Ia the
new Seattic-made shimmy dog. the
basis OF whose construction IL simply
three pieces of wood. Yet u In one
OF the best sellers. II shimmies In
an Irresistible way when you pun Il
by a string.
where do our toys come from"
manager said. well. n you mean
In a general way. I would say the
United States. Most OF them used
TO come from Germany. OF course.
But tho war changed all that Like
so many other things. We learned To
manufacture our own toys from
necessity. think. tho. thai Ger.
many will regain much OF what she
has lost IN this field. She Ia trying
very hard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Happiness has u peculiar way OF
appearing and disappearing unea'
psctedly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Oliver Doutt, age 0, TIC Goth Ave. s
Frederick A. dAyila, age 8, 1916
Franklin Ave.
Robert Daiber. age II, 1880 West Han
ford St
Charles Robert Ellis. age Q. 532 18th
Ave. North.
Alexander Swenceski, age s, 6759 Earl
Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Luncheon Sets and
Table Covers
At Interesting Prices

MYTH blue embroidered scalloped edge there are
w sets of natural-color linen crash, consisting
of Centerpiece, Plate Does and Tumblers-at
$4.65.
TTIIRTEEN-PIECE LUNCHEON SETS of bleached
cotton crash, $1.5O and 1895.
CARD TABLE COVERS of good quality mercer
lied cotton with white scaoped embroidered
edge, 33-inch size, 1.35; with red crochet edge,
$1.15.
SCARFS AND SQUARES with Filet-pattem lace
edge and center of firmly woven linen-finish or
plain cotton. Scarfs in 45- and 4S-inch lengths
and Squares in 29-inch size, 95c each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
GIRLS PRIZES

FIRST PRIZE. DRESSED DOLL
Farlyn Kennedy, age 8, 1921 East
Thomas ST.
SECOND PRIZE, TOY CEDAR CHEST
Lois Corskie, age u, 6025 Greenwood
Ave.
THIRD PRIZE, REED DOLL
CARRIAGE
Arna +. Yosng. age z. 5612 18th
Ave. N. T..
FOURTH PRIZE. GIRLS TEA SET
Helga Lund, age Ia, 1921 Summit
Ave. North.
FIFTH PRIZE, DOLL TRUNK
Ruth Veden. age 10, 719 North 62nd
St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

JACKETS of extra heavy
robing fleece, with cord and frof
fastenings, $500.
Another style in all-wool, with broad
lapels, $1,000.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-10-08

the treasury authorizes and the General Assembly time to
make SUCH appropriations of condition
ore to college in
uovnor shall the of
OF shall consolidate
and should that majority
fN'N ~ '"N CONSTITUTION VI
Approved August 1920
NOW THEREFORE, I Hugh
ms my PRESERVATION hereby declaring that the foregoing proposed
Constitution
the STAGE qualified Assembly
d the uenerai Election be held
By the N' OO->oA-A' "o'e'"o''
S. 6. McLENDON, Secretary of State
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-10-08
Monopoly Of Mocha Sheepslsns.

The worlds supply of Mocha sheep
skin Is obtained by about a dozen
buyers. who have their native COL
iectOrs in caravans to collect the skins
at various centers, of which Mocha.
berbera, Zeylah and HOdeidah are the
main points. from which they are sent
70 Alden. British coaling station
which, on account of the exact Ioca-
ton. is the shipping point for skins
sent to London, the continent of Eu.
rope. and the I'niint' States.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-10-08
Mcasuri,77 tl.-- - - Trees.

To measure tn" hc'rht of tree
which stands SO fhat he length Of
he shadow can he measured. set
stick upright, letting if form right
mgle with the surface of the ground.
Is the length Of the shadow Of the
tick is to the height Of the stick. so
S the length of the shadow of the
rec to the height of the tree. The
rec must stand so the length of it's
ihadow can be measured. Multiply
he length Of the shadow of the tree
" the height of the stick, and divide
W the length of the shadow Of the
tick.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-10-08

Inspired by the advice Of an Ameri-
can actress, Antonio Moreno Join
ed a stock company al Northamp-
ton, Mass, after completing his course
al Aiilistown Seminary. Soon he was
enGa@ed by Leslie Carter aud later ap-
peared with Constance Collier in
That's" Then he went into silent
drama and played with Edith Storey,
Irene Castle and Pearl White. Then
Albert E. Smith, president of Vita
graph, placed him under a long-term
contract and introduced him to the
serial. His fiery black eyes black
nair, complexion Of golden paIlor"
and talent for expression make him
the ideal type for lie screen.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-10-08
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Executive Department.
y A PROCLAMATION

y A PROCLAMATION
Submitting of Georgia to be
9 % s e g2.t sns9s
dd ' and o sps2, wfs m P t smouas
paragraph under certain circumstance"
HUGH DORSEY, Governor
& its forth 's s @ sss4a,:
An , %; R R1ss; sssefs P Section A c
:. Point i ;!ss;ss: s:s s:s:9 % s.:ss,:s
the The S s as ss Of ee
t. ss ssS:;S #: .sSz H:s:; ~, 4:
@ s'{s 1Ps ss'? TO saa Sc
liz ;s ' KS:
f.; ;Hs % % debts ] ss Il:
any s'i ssd5 s no
a 1aypS'
ss s@s.r 1s $Ss 1"s jsS:5';
@ Il" s'sS 2 S @ o es s s may e1a P per-
o" n ] y Of b oR M ert5 at so s 1D
@ n H c de sa rss 2 f qRoe sse aed oq
Ro.5 65qSs?on
sspb 9oys ae 3e 70 an amount int 1s s
t per fs3tH OF zs3 " % 5 ed
S oS i bye fS " Prope5 a
red cept with the twouds Of the qualified voters
herer be prescribed by mourning BY
City Council OF Augusta;
Of db par2sfsph allowed Be n@ to a1 aount
IN
dollars and such indebtedness be of
OF the qualified OF such
De prcd by
debts by said City o. West
Sec Be further by the
the amendment
assembly and the Journals
SHALL
Instructed amendment be published
III each District period of
3 Be- authority aforesaid the above
provided the second
a
mavor of adopting the proposed amendment
wasen ballots For
FONT bonded Indebtedness
their ballots the words Against bonded mdbtdn
be and he hereby provide
the amendment in
of the people required in
Section OF Article 49, Act notified
Assembly,
amahn tor insertion the daily of this
the
Sec S. Be it further by
parts OF laws conflict with this Act be and the hereby repealed
Approved August TO- 1920
NOW THEREFORE, Hugh NJ. Dorsey State do
the Constitution
the election Tuesday,
I
HUGH M. DORSEY, Governor
By the Governor:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
p. p. p.
B WIADOMOSC
Z WARSZAWY. ~

X. Kardynal Kakowski, arcy,
biskup warszawski, wydal do ksie
zy swej dyecezyi ok6lnik, ably
w~szedzie sporzadzano dokladny
spis przedmiotow z}otych i Src-
brnych bedacych w}asnoScia ko-
sciola. Ksieza maja rozkaz "a
trzymat dla uzytku swoich ko-
Sciol6w tylko take przedmioty
re z}ota i srebra, kt6re posiadaja
wartoSc historyczna i So niezbed-
ME potrzebne ola celow RITUAL
nych. Wszystkie innc przedmloty
wartoSciowe, znajdujace sic W
koScioIach, majq bye przes}ane
do Skarbu Rzeczypospolitej.
Nalezy sic wielkie uznanie X.
Kardynalowi Kakowskiemu "a
ten rozkaz.
Przedmiotv. z ktorvmi So zwia
zane wspomnienia historyczne,
posiadaia wartoSc o wielc WICK
sza. niz metal, Z ktorego 50 wy
robione. Take przcdmioty kazdy
nar6d przcchowujc nawet w
chwilach wielkiej ~potrzeby.
Lccz wszystkie innc, ktorych
wartoSt sprowadza sic do wasi
metalu. powinny isc ma potrzeby
paistwa. gdy paistwo potrzebu-
ic gwaltowncj pomocy.
Polacv ma wvchodztwie po-
winni braG przykiad z rodak6w
swoich w PolScc. Me icdcn ma
w banku wiecci picniedzy. nil pc
trzebuje ma opcdzanie potrzeb
>wojcj rodziny. Trzyma je iako
rczerwe ma daIcka przysz}oSc. Ie
rczcrwc kaIdy powinicn pozy-
eve Polscc przcz zakupicAic bon
dow Polskicj PozyCzki. \ ! kto
ma nicpotrzcbnc i mic posiadaia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
SPRAWL ~IRLANDZKA.

nymi przedstawicielami 1rlandyi
W celu zalatwienia sPoru anglo
irlandzkiego. Uwaza ona. re to
Jest jedyna droga, kt6ra moze do
prowadzic do porozumienia.
ODN IZBY
GMIN PODAJE SIE DO DY-.
MISYI.
Londyn, Is. czerwca. - w. Lo
Their, personal---very. W lzbie
Gmin ma wkrotce ustapiG re swe
go urzedu.
Mr.. Lowther przeszkodzil deba
tom W sprawie wojny miedzy Pol
ska a Rosya.
A ~PALESTYNY.
Londyn, IS. czerwca. - Sir H..
Samuel, wysoki komisarz ma Pale
styne, orzek}, IL kraj ten bedzie
wolny ola wyznawcow kazdej re-
Iigii. Miejsca swiete beda kontro-
lowane przez adherentow religii
chrzescijanskich. Cywilny zarzad
krajem zostanie natychmiast IL
konstytuowany. Wyzsze urzedy
maja bye obsadzone przez urged
nikow angielskich, nizsze beda do
stepne dla ludnoSci ~miejscowej
bez wzgledu ma wyznanie. Ekono
miczny rozwoj kraju bedzie Gym
ME p~opierany.
WIDMO LOKAUTU w AN
Londyn, Is. czerwca. - Jezeli
antagonizm miedzy praca a kapi-
taiem ME zostanie zalagodzony,
to "a jakieS try tygodnie grozi
panstwu niebywaiy W historyi
Swiata lokaut.
Lord Robert Cecil wyrazi} sic,
liz rozdzwiek pomiedzy pracowni-
kami a pracodawcami codziennie
sic zwieksza i stawia rad angiel-
ski w bardzo krytyczne p~oiozenie.
Rad ANGIELSKI B1ERZE
w OPIEKE DZIECI ME-
SLUBNE.
Londyn, is. czerwca. - Wysok;
odsetek SmiertelnoSci wSrod die
CT zrodzonych z nieslubnyct
zwiazkow, zmusif Izbe Gmin dc
uchwalenia prawa zabezpieczaja,
cego matke i dziecko.
Ojciec dziecka nieSlubnego be-
die musial placid Cd $1.25 do $40
tygodniowo ma utrzymanie dziec,
ka. Prawo to przeszio III giosa-
mi przeciwko 8.
Sm~iertelnoSc wsrod dzieci ME
s!ubnych wynosi POI ma tysiac
podczas gdy wsrod dzieci Stub
nych tyfko 30 ma tysiac.
NOWY ~GUBERNATOR
AUSTRALIA.
Londyn, Is. czerwca. - Baron
Forster zostal naznaczony general
gubernatorem Australia. Jest or
nastepca Sir Ronald c. Munro
Ferguson.
NAPAD MA IRLANDZKA
LOZE MASONSKA.
Belfast, Is. czerwca. - Ma To-
re masonska ma wyspie Inch IT,
rzadzono napad. Insignia zostaly
zniszczone, biblia porwana ma ka-
Walk a meble polamane.
iii n - ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

set d%olarowy, oprawiony w ramki
i >zawieSzony w mieszkaniu Ma
mieiscu honorowem- Lepsza to
ozdoba niz zIota broszka, czy
srebrne naczynie.
Ale i be- takich ofiar mog4oby
sic obejSG tn ma wychodztwle.
Jest dose pieniedzy polskich w
bankach amerykanskich. Geese
ich niewielka umieszczona w bon
dach Polskiej P~ozyczki Panstwo
wei, pokrylaby te pozyczke
~latwoscia.
TAX tez i bedzie. Trzeba tylko
nicco czasu, ably sic wszyScy 20
lacy dowiedzieli o pozyczce / gro
zumicli jej waznoSc ola Polski.
Gdy lud raz sic ruszy, wykona
wszystko, o co prosi Matka o.
CzyZna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
Il MILWAUKEE, WIS.

w sadie miejskim stawala Ce-
cylia JurkoWska, lat "a, oskarzoaa
O zaniedbywanie swoich trojga ME-
>'lbnych dzieci. Sedzia postal ja Ma
rok do ~powiatowego wiez:enia, a
dzieci zabrano do powiatowego PREY
tulku.
- Andrea Gajewski uwiadomii
pclicye, Re ~zginelo mu $500, ktore
przeznaczy} ma sprowadzenie zony I
dzieci z Polski.1 Pien:adze mial pre-
chowane W domu, W jakiems nac1y-
niu; pred kilku dniami byla W ie-
60 mieszkaniu Helena Olejnik, kto-
ra juz znana jest policyi i pc jej g.
dejSciu Gajewski spostrzeg} brak pie
niedzy.
- SiedmnastOletni Jan Lemahski
rozpoczai staranie o uniewaznien'e
swego mal5ehstwa. kt6re zawarl MA
JAG zaledwie lat 16. w kilka tygo-
dni no slubie odszed{ cd swej zony
I @zamieszkal u rodzic6w. Tw:erdzi en-
re Jest "a mlody ma meza Mkt "a
pewno ~sprzeczac sic o to z MIN ole
bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

POLACZENIA SIZE I MEME
CKA PAR-YA LUDOWA. .

Berlin, Is. czerwca. - Leader
partly socyalistow maksymali-
stow zawiadomil leaderd partyi IL
miarkowanych konSerwatyst6w,
Heinze. ktoremu poruczono sior-
mowanie gabinetu, IL ME wejdzic
on do rzadu koalicyjnego, w kt6-
rym vienna udzia} przedStawicie-
lie niemieckiej partyi ludowej.
Z innych zr0dei wiadomo, Il
Heinze wejdzie w porozumienie
z leaderami partyi burzuazyjnych
W celu sformowania rzadu koali--
cyjnego, skiadajacego sic 7 klery-
kal6w, demoiiratow / przcdStawi-
cieli niemieckiej partyi ludowcj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

GA 10000 dobrze wycwiczonego
z~o}nierza o przekonaniach anty--
bolszewickich, ma ktorych w zu-
pelnoSci MONA polegac. Wszy.
stkie elementy niepewne i niepo-
zadane zostaiy wyeliminowane z
armii.
Sewastopol, Simferopol, Teodo-
zya i inne miejscowoSci lecznicze
ma Krymie So przepeInione ucho-
dzcami, ktorzy uciekli pred ter
rorem boiszewickim. Pomiedzy ty
mi uchodzcami znajduje sic VIE
lu czionkow byiej dummy rosyj-
skiej z czasow carskich i Kieren-
skiego.
Polska ofensywa przeciwko Dol
szewikom ulatwiia w znacznej
mierze zorganizowanie sic novel
partyi antybolszewickiej. Procz
tego partya ia ME jest pozbawiona
pomocy z zewnatrz. Ambasady
rosyjskie ~zagranica, ktore swego
czasu podtrzymywaiy Kierehskie
go, Denikina i Kolczaka, obecnie
~pomagaja Wranglowi.
SocyaliSci rosyjscy oskarzaja
Anglie i Francye o dostarczanie
broni i amunicyi armii Wrangla
i zachecanie jej dowystapien an
ty bolszewickich w ten sam spo-
sob, jak to czynify w stosunku
do Denikina.