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The Washington times., 1920-06-03
SENATE HOPE
| OF TEACHERS
Bonus Measure Knocked Out In
House on Point Of
Order.

More than 1000 public school teach
ers In Washington will feel the pinch
OF necessity this summer unless the
Senate grants them = $500 bonus. or
even q smaller amount OF extra com
pensation. as q rider TO the third de-
ficiency appropriation bill.
Having failed to obtain . bonus at
the hands OF the House. the school
teachers friends In Congress are pin
ming their hopes on the Senate h
the Senate approves 4 bonus there
is strong hope IL will 60 through
conference.
Congressman John w. Rainey. OF
Illinois. in pleading for the 2.o73
teachers entitled to additional COM
pensation. declared they are facing
q financial crisis that imperils the
welfare OF the schools.
Lest On Psiat Of Order.
His amendment providing for .
$500 bonus, however. was knocked out
by Chairman Good. OF the Appropris-
tions Committee on a point Of order.
Good announced he favored giving the
teachers substantial relief, but since
the necessary estimates had not been
presented by the District Commis-
sioners the amendment should not
stand
With the District appropriation
bill facing probable defeat as . re-
suit OF the deadlock on the half-and-
half plan. the teachers will find
themselves in a serious predicament
unless relief of some sort is granted.
Many Forced To Outside Work.
Substantial increases in salary, pro-
vided in the District bill. will go by
default IL the two houses are unable
to agree on the half-and-half princi-
pie. Even with these increases. the
pay OF the teachers will hardly be
adequate and the $500 bonus Is sug-
gested to tide them over the vacation
period.
Senator Harrison of Mississippi.
who conducted the recent school
probe. will make every effort to get
the Senate to agree to bonus
amendment contending that the
schools will derive indirect beneIit
through relief for the teachers, many
of whom now are compelled to do
outside work to make both ends
meet
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
the business OF renting real estate ir
the District is a private business.

| the business OF renting real estate In
the District is a private business.
-. The court erred in holding that
the regulation Of the business OF rent
ing real estate in the District was not
legitimate exercise OF the police
power Of the Congress- Of the United
States.
IS. The court erred in holding that
| the determination Of whether or not
business Is affected with q public use
lis a judicial function.
"6. The court erred in holding that
the determination OF whether or not q
business is affected with q public In
terest 10 not q Legislative function.
az. The court erred in holding that
the Ball Rent Act deprives parties liti-
CANT Of their rights to q trial by jury.
IS. The court erred in holding that
the Ball Rent Act is a violation Of the
due process clause OF the Fifth Amend
ment Of the Constitution.
80. The court erred in holding that
the appellant was 80 affected and pre-
JUDGED by the application of the Ball
Rent Act that he could attack its con-
stitutionality.
"Io. The court erred in not holding
the Ball Rent Act constitutional and
valid.
III. The court tired in reversing
the judgment of the Supreme Court
0 the District of Columbia
"lc. The court erred In not affirm
in the Judgment OF the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia.
The petition for n writ OF error Is
opposed by Louis Hirsh, represented
by Attorneys Myer Cohen, Richard d.
Daniels and william G. johnson.
They object to the allowance OF the
writ ION the ground that, by tho pro-
vision OF Section $50 OF the Judicial
Code, and OF Section Q OF the Act OF
March ,, 1891. no right Of review by
writ OF error exists, unless the
amount OF the matter in controversy
exceeds one thousand dollars"
1t Is stated that Block only claims
undor the District of Columbia rents
act the right to an indefinite dcten-
tion OF possession, not exceeding one
year from October 22, 1920 "and it
nowhere appears in this proceeding
that such indeterminate right OF pos
session under said rent act equals or
exceeds $1,000 in value. over and
above the rental reserved In the lease.
which said appellee would be re-
quired to pay"
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
BILLY SUNDAY USHERS
FAVOR SCHOOL PRIMARY

Resolutions calling for the use OF
the public schools OF the District as
polling precincts In the Democratic
primary on June II, were adopted at
4 meeting Of the Billy Sunday Ushers
Club, held last evening in the Nc
Kendree NJ e. Church, and forwarded
to the Democratic Central Committee
The meeting went on record as pro.
testing against the action of the
Democratic General Committee In
refusing to use the schools for
polling precincts, believing II not
only to be unwise, but undemo-
cratic and unvArrantsA"
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

The Community Chest is gradually
being inauguratsd In the big cities OF
the country. and from its adoption In
Cleveland about fifteen years ago. has
spread to about twenty cities In the
United States. The Chamber OF Com
merce OF Philadelphia 10 now worknx
on a plan for financing the charities
of that city on the Community Chest
system.
Under the Community Chest plan.
all the charitable and social agencies
contemplating going before the people
of Washington for funds to carry on
their work will submit budget which
will be carefully studied by an sp-
pointed committee and approved or
pared down, much after tho same fash
ion as the appropriations committees
Of Congress.
Unord Praises Pian.
Walter 8. Unord. secretary of the
Associated Charities. and one OF the
principal advocates of the plan. said
today that II was the most practical
and scientific manner of raising
money for charitable organizations
that has yet been devised.
"The idea OF pooling estimates for
carrying on tho work OF charitable
organizations probably originated
with the Jewish alliances" Mr.. Unord
said today. They were the pioneers
in this manner OF raising money, and
that 1t Is q good plan II shown by the
fact that the Jewish charities who
have gone into the system have never
returned to the individual appeal.
Probably the best feature OF tho
Community Chest" Mr.. Unord said.
"is the fact that the committee which
disburses the chest makes q study or
social and charitable conditions OF the
city, It's educational features are OF
inestimable value to the community.
But to make the Community Chest q
success the essential thing Is to get q
committee of representative men
men from every walk Of life, not q
few rich men, who probably will dele
gate their work to paid workers-get
these men to give . certain portion OF
their time for one week during the
year, during which week the cam
paign will be conducted. II Washing
ton could get the men who handled
the Liberty loan campaigns and In
fuse in them some Of the same spirit
which they had during the war days.
it would be a success. And why should
they not have the same spirit as In
the war days? The welfare of the city
is surely one that calls for much con-
sideration.
Medication Needed Here.
: 81 advocated the Community Chest
for Washington eleven years ago, and
I am stlll strong for it. theoretically,
1t is the way to raise money. In
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
PRESIDENT WILSON
IS NOW ARDENT
MOVIE FAM

President Wilson during his ILL
ness has become an ardent movie
Fan" Hardly q day has passed
since he recovered sufficiently to
leave his bed that he has not wit
messed one or two reels. The
President shows a decided fond
ness for comedy, and at least one
good one Is given at every per-
formance.
Mrs. Wilson also likes a good
detective Aim, just as he likes to
read good detective stories in
books. often, also. but not as Of
ten as the comedies and detective
stories. a drama Is thrown on the
screen.
Formal invitations are not is
sued for the movie shows at the
white House. but according to at
taches any one who happens to be
at the Executive Mansion at the
time is invited to the east room.
where a screen has been placed.
During the show the President oc-
cupies either his wheel chair or q
settee. Mr.. Wilson owns the
movie machine, and the operator
is attached to the White House
stan.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
$25
Fora Slogan

The washington Times hereby
offers to pay s25 for . slsnan for
washinRton.
Readers Of The Times are In
vited to submit their ideas to the
slogan Editor.
Among the many things which
no to boost . eommunity IL .
slogan, which sets forth clearly.
honestly, and succinctly the spirit
and aims of the community.
The Times believes that wash
fnGton needs . slogan, and II Of
fering this prise OF SIS In the
spirtt Of helpfulness to the cow-
munity. The following rules will
govern tits enterpriset
4. Suggestions must he deliv-
cred by mail or in person in en-
velopes addressed to the slogan
Editor, TIE Washington Times.
2. Slogan must contain not more
thnn six words.
4 Slogan must he peculiar and
typical Of Warrington, in the es-
timstt ton of the judges.
4. Not more than two sugres-
tions from any Individual will be
considered.
s. This enterprise is open TO all
persons without regard to their
residence In Washington or
whether or not they are readers
of The Times.
Q. The s2s reward will be Rtven
t. that person who, In the decis-
ion Of the Judges, shall have sub-
mitted the most htfing and bene-
nctsl slogan.
:. The Judges of the contest
shall he the presidisg onicers Of
the several organizations Of
wsshinstsr made MP sf husiness
and professional mes aud women.
q. All swsvvers mast be In NJ -
noon. June rs.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
RENT ACT ATTACKED
IN COURT OF APPEALS

A petition for a writ of error In the
decision rendered by the Court of
Appeals yesterday in which the Ball
rent act was declared unconstitution-
al. was filed by julius Block with the
clerk of the Court Of Appeals today.
Block, represented by Attorneys Ju-
Illus l. Pcyser and Jesse c. Adkins. de-
clares that he intends to carry the
case for final adjudication to tho
United States Supreme Court.
The following errors are assigned
by Block:
81. The court erred in holding the
Ball rent act unconstitutional.
'2. The court erred in holding that
the business of renting OF real estate
in the District Of Columbia is not af-
fected with a public use.
"3. The court erred in holding that
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
STATE DEPT. PROBES
INSULT T0ENGLAND
Asks Report on Burning of Brit
ish Flag BY Women
PicketS.

The State Department today asked
the District of Columbia Commission
ers for a full report on the burning
OF British flag in front OF the
Treasury yesterday by pro-Irish wom-
en- pickets.
1t Is understood the State Depart
ment Will demand action against the
women who burned the flag.
No statement was forthcoming from
the State Department as to whether
the British embassy had protested
against the incident.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
Beer Bottle Persuader,
Used In Neighborly Row,
Lands Woman In HospitaI

The ancient spirit" OF the beer
bottle. WAS revived In Browns
court southwest last evening,
when Bertha Bowie was struck
over tn. head by Silas Campbell,
OF 125 q street southwest.
When Bertha felt the big Bar
tha" on her head she was taken
TO Providence Hospital before the
echo died away. Her condition
In not serious.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
Foreaghted Thief Gets
His polar Bear" Rug for
Next Winters S Use Early

What does q thief want with a
polar bear" rug In the summer
timer
That Ia what puzzles Isabel
stevens, of 1923 Sixteenth street
northwest, who has reported the
theft OF such a rug from her
home. She values Il at $50.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
PRESIDENT LOOKS WELL,
SAYS BROTHER JOSEPH

President Wilson today was visited
by his brother, Joseph Wilson, a
baltimore banker. Tho two brothers
spent thirty minutes together. and
Joseph, upon leaving. said the presi-
dent is in fine spirits and looking
..rHuarkabl WELL"
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
REPORT HOSPITAL BILL
OF 10 MILLION FOR VETS

A favorable report was mnde today
by the House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds on a bill ap-
propriating 80 1000, 900 for extra hos
pitsl facilities for disabled war vete-
rams
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
new BUILDINGS To COST
MORE THAN Sl,OOO.OOO

Permission TO build hfty-seven
dwellings and l22 garages, involving
an expenditure OF more than 81, ,o0o.-
900, was granted during tho month OF
May by tho Inspector Of Buildings OF
the District.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
Community Chest To
Replace Drives Urged
By Charities Head
Nv DAN z. o'CoNNELL.

Campaigns and drives for money IN washington may
soon be things of the past In their place will be substituted
community chest from which all charities, which have
been indorsed will be kept up.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
We Cary Complete Line of Vegetables
Markets Located at

3033 14th St n. w.
1341 Wisconsin Ave. (Georgetown).
S. w. Cor. 7th and c Sts. S. e.
Eastern Market-New Section.
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

Northeast Market, 18th & H N. Z.
s272. NJ st. (Georgetown).
1920 Nichols Ave. (Anacostia).
1916 14th st. n. W.
2121 18th
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30
3itatc...

8enn Der Sungnerbeiratete alim
crlten Mol abeuoS lllcin ouseebt:
Satin: .Abideulider, 100 wiaIt
on bin2" (9ectDouens n6i0clio".)
@enn Die S6neioerinnen7ednung
tommt. 49,. Ger @otte:
.gl6 Die @attin it's, Die teure."
(Shiacr8 @lode.)
Gin Maulticrtrei6er:
SD. ib bin oes Treibens miloe."
(@oetbe).
Gin September:
Benn iih Der Woit aud eond OBJ
iurn geb6r6et,
@s gibt oulest bod nod men euter
@ein.
(6auit, 3. Eeil)
Sn ser Sieibabn Inn feds lbr
abenoS:
.0u eloubit ou idieben,
llnO on wirlt geidoben." @epbiito,
5auit, 1. Seil.)
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

-Oas betiere Cell. ~aber
Sun0c. mie iiebit OIL ocnn aus $oit
Oh Did wiebcr nit Youl geihla9en2
Yiui, idGme oidl SD weroe Dir
nod oon5 ncile Sad)en foltfen miii'
itn!"
.Ieg' Did ood niht auf, Niltterl
Oa Ioait Oh crit Yaul ieben. Seine
Mutter miro einen gan5 neiin Sum
gen fauicn miiiien
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

tcrn0c Gcid)opi an liner giuIt mar
0cdj iciucS g!utcei... -. Gr I'M.
idIong SencNittc mo itr:d ibr iiber
zen Sdcitcl.
nIanopoio, mciu aino, iaete er.
,8oiicr uno @iit. 10 ihlimw
miro es mobl nidt meroen.. .glin
lob -
er bro6 ob, ocnn er b6rte in Der
NGbe ole Gimme ieiueS Sdpieger'
iobnes.
.Topol. 6rou BON Sccienl"
rlet Siibingen. .8o itedt ibr
rCnn2l"
,Sier, bier, bierl" rief Wtorinfa.
Gam ipouote iie iif raid an 9raoa
5uriid. 0gfuu M%onuesmut, @raf
Semper," iIiiitcrte tic; oidnnritrods
Die Grfl0rung .austoben lnller,
irenn es elm @eipitter gibt, uber nidt
%8hriidrueiden
Giibin9en eridien oitf Dem &olcr-
tonfpIot - nit 9erotetcin @eiidt,
lcbr erregt ouSiebeno lino raid at.
memo.
,9(6 - ball.. SD muB er6
igrefen - Der 0eitel lit losl. ~.
SOFIA - mas gibt's bier Ocnn ipie-
oer2l @os bculIt on, 0ifte2"
8encOifte ilog in Die Irme ibreS
@otcrs mo idlud5te unentue9t Wei'
ter. aeincr iproh. 6rnu ten Gee.
len Itieb Yrooa bcimlid) al, Der iidI
sl r6liipern begun. SIN gaeignetlten
Womeut perio0te ibm eeipobnlid ooS
8ort.
.Ha - bari id nun enolid pii'
IcrL mas los iit?" iraete Siibin9en.
Cine gerloFdng,~ e%ripiOerte
6rau Morinfa tur5.
.So, Serr pon Giibiugen," fiel
PRADA ein. DSu, Bopa," inGte oil9
@cncoifte inter SdIud5en mo Bei'
men. o9lIio ia,~ poaenoete &eupen;
.Semper mo ole 3ifte mod,ten iid
heiraten. -"
SIS puroc pieoer ItiG. Giibingen
Ihaute bon einem gum anoern. ueber
ltin berries uno gutmiitigaS @efidt
3lidte raid bintereinoroer ellie gon5e
Sfala bon pe6ieInoen Gmpfin6un.
son. 8uerit Corn: elm ou~foiebenoeS
@etter nit iiniter ii6 bauenoen
g8olfen unO folbeu 8Iiben am Sori'
Sont; bonn p~eripebenoer Strrm:
GI1ttun9 Der @olfen uno Derein5el.
ties Sonnenbliben; bierouT blouer
Simmel uno enoli6 leubtenoer Con.
nenitein. &iibineen lahte liant
unO ber5lid auf.
o9inoer . .nun ia9t mir blob,
Ginoer, mas miro mir DC: abeno
nod fir llcberraibungen in meiner
geebrtcn 6omilie bringenl2.. 80.
@robIe nidt, Difte - eS 1T ia idou
gut. on liebit ibn io.... id weib
es ia nunl SD babe ia audi nifts
6age9en - uno ole Mama miro aud
ldon nit iid ipreden loilen.. -. .
9ommen Sic Der, Semper - fomu
ter, mein Sunee, Glib mir einer
GuBl llno MN fiiBt ben @roBpopc
= mcinetiueeen ou6 6rou bon See
len - uno oann nebmt eucJ inter
cen @rm uno ieio 1tiael Sd babe
SEN &opf bol!. .Yapa. Dor 5u
Gs lit toll. Ser Wfor bat mir @r'
%Gifnunaen aemadt. Sc 1T rein
ton -"
SD meiB idou oleS," f;eI Gelt'
pen elm; vWarinfa bat mir er6dblt."
.Na uno num-. Gin oerbel
Sunge lit oud] idon oa. -. @Ieouort
ii in Obnmodt acfouen. SaorbouS
bot ii6 iebr oamlid benommen. 81
bat 9leid BON Dem Sungen onge'
fon0en, uno Gleonore bat iif oleE
M09lide oebadlt. Sect lie3t Tie %
nno Mar reibt ibr Die Stlrn mid
@ou De Cologne elm. Gut mir Der
@efallcn uno troitet iiel sd weif
n.dt mcbr elm nod ans. Aair mir
teIt DER &rpf. :. Yapo. luie pcrbol'
ten mir urs Dem 5u Der garoen Sc
'didte?l"
(SdIub fol0t.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

wziecia valley 0 pierwsze miej--
see Z drugim polskim klubem
,,Faxons' z Kazimierzowa. Klu5
Bozego Gaia w drugiej lidze ma
dobre szanse zdobyc s%zampionat,
tax samo klub z parafii sw. lana
Kantego i klub ,,Dixons". Rzecz
jest pewna. re najmniej bedzie
piec polskich klubow, ktore zdo-
beda szampionat poszczegoiny
lig, a nastepnie ubiegac eie beda
o miejski amatorski szampionat.
- Miasto Buffalo goscie bedzie
delegat6w sejmu Uni Polskiei,
kt6ry rozpoczyna sic W dniu 16
sierpnia. Sejm odkladany byf z
powodu pewnych trudnoSci, az
stanowy urzednik asekuracyjny
dai zapewnicnie, re wszystko be-
die w porzadku. Ma sejm przy-
bywa Z CORA 100 delegat6w i de-
legatck.
- Ma mocy rozkazu sadu WY
szego zarzad Uni w~ypiaci} po-
smiertne W sumie $4,000, ktore
wstrzymane byly z powodu pro-
cesu wniesionego przez byiych IT,
urzednik6w Uni. Sad wyzszy wy
dal wyrok ma korzySc obecnych
urzednik6w i urzednika asekura-
cyjnego, a sad apelacyjny (:Appe-
late Division) wyrok nizszego sa-
du zatwierdzii jednogfosnie.
- Konferencya 90. Francisz-
kan6w celem wyboru nowego pro
wincyaia i przefozonych ma szesc
l@t odbedzie sic w przysziym mic
siacu. Ma konferencye przybywa
X. General Z Rzyrnu, ktory pred
konferencya zwiedzi wszystkie
domy i zaklady, pozostajace pod
j~uryzdykcya 90. Franciszka--
now w Ameryce.
Sprawl seminarvum duchow-
nego w Warakah, blisko Buffalo,
bedzie omawiana ma pierwszem
miejscu.
- Obywatele z Czarnej Skai-
XII W tych dniach zorganizowa!i
nowy bank National" Ma czele
stoja: DR.. Mikolaj Urbanski, w.
Kaczmarek, Daniel Schunke i NJ.
Vi. Nowak, prezes banku polskie-
go ..Broadway National" Ma Ia
zo~mierzowie rowniei powstajc
poiski bank.
Korespondent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
Z Kitchener, Ontario,
Canada.
Korespondeneya.

W dniu powyzei wymienionym
w n~iedziele, odbyla sic, piekna u
roczvstoSc W koSciele NajSW. Ser.
ca Jezusa W parafii polskiej: W
dniu tym X. Stanislaw Rogalski
G. r., proboszcz tejze parafii OBJ
chodzil srebrny jubileusz kaplah-
silva. O godzinie 1880 celebro--
wal uroczysta Msze sw., przy
ktorej asystowali mu: y. Broni-
sIaw CicSlak, c. r., jake dyakon
i X. Fr. karwata, jake subdya--
kon, obydwaj z Chicago; kazanic
zas stosowne do okolicznosci wy
g}osii X. Stanis{aw Siatka, c. R.
Chicago, III. Poiacy, ~nalezacy do
tejzc parafii zgromadzili sic licz-
ME w koSciele, ably uczcic swego
pasterza i przcwodnika ducilow-
nego. kt6ry pred kilkunastu Ia.
ty opiekowai sic mimi, rozpruszo-
nymi woWczas okolo miasteczka
Berlina - obccnie Kitchener
(zmieniono cd czasu wojny( -
nie maja ~ieszcze wlaSnej swiqtyni.
X. Stanisiaw Rogalski, c. r.,
po d}uzszym pobycie w Chicago
- jake proboszcz parafii sw. ia.
ma Kantego a nastepnie / 5w. Sta
nis}awa Kostki, z rozporzadzenia
swej wiadzy, udai sic do Europy,
gdzie objai stanowisko duszpaster
skie we Wiedniu, opiekujac sig
tamtejszymi Polakami. Nastepnie
przcd 6ciu laty, powoiany znow
do Ameryki, udas sic do Kanady
i tam zorganizoWai paratie pol
ska Z dawnych swych opuszczo-
nych owieczek i ~przystapil do Btu
dowy koScio{a, kora ukohczyl
W roku 1919, ku wielkiemu zado-
woleniu swych parafian. Jest to
najpiekniejszy kosciol katolicki,
jaki W tamtejszych okolicach mo-
INA napotkac. Przyszlosc tejze
parafii zapowiada sic dobrze, lud
jest poczciwy i pobozny.
Pc, ceremoniach w kosciele, po-
dejmowai X. Jubilat ma plebanii
swych blizszych i dalszych krew-
nych, przyjacio1 i gosci, ktorzy
mt skladali zyczenia, ME omiesz-
kajac obdarzyc 60 i cennymi po-
darunkami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

tysiecy dzieci, wywiezionych z
Petersburga w 1913 roku wsku-
tex giodu, jaki tam juz wowczas
panowal. Wiekszosc tych dzieci
zSinsia podczas zaburzeh i pre-
wrotow r~osyjskich.
(Rodacy! Pamistajcie, re
w$r6d tych dzieci zuaiduje sic so
dzicci polskich. Uczynmy wszy-
stko, by te m~alehstwa polskie "a
trzymac tn w Amerycc i ME do
puscic do pochsoniecia ich przez
MORE bolszewickie. Wyrwijmy
ie z rak wrog6w Polski i ludz-
koSci! Przyp. Red.)
JAPONCZYCY POZOSTAJA
w Z~ABAJKALIU.
Tokyo, 2e lipca. Japonski mini
ster wojny gen. Tanaka oznaimil
w senacie re w~ycofanie wojsk ia
ponskich z Zabajkaliu zostalo cd
;oione wskutck pewnych niepo-
rozumien wynikiych " zwiazku
re sprawl utworzenia syberyl--
skiego panstwa bufrowego.
Wskutek pomySlnego przebie-
gu rokowan z Wierchnic - Udin
skiem ewakuacya wojsk japon--
skich prawdopodobnie wkrotce
rozpocznie sic ma nowo.
1rxx 1~ nTr NJ A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29
D~YABELSKIE PLANY Boil
SZEWIKoW.
(Koresp. punk. Henry Reilly'ego
do Chic. Tribune.)

\NolSSp. punk. 1leIIg Neliiy CO
do Chic. Tribune.)
Paryz, %. lipca. Inicyatywa
znajduje sic obecnie w rekach
boIszewikow. Usunawszy udziaI
Anglikow w pertraktacyach poke
jowych, wyrazaja oni gotowoSc
wziecia udziaiu w ogolnej konte-
rencyi pokojowej.
Propozycya bolszewicka zawie-
szenia broni ma zapewne ma cclu
zyskanie ma czasie, azeby mod2
przegrupowac wojska. uzupelnic
rczerwy, zreorganizowac LIME ko-
munikacyjne i swiezcmi silami
uderzyt zn6w ma Polske, Tub tez
dzieki zawieszeniu broni ma from
Gle polskim uderzyc ma Europe
pofudniowa i 5rodkow9 Aye.
Zwykie melody okreSlenla sy-
tuacyi ma froncie W tym wypad-
ku sd ogromnic trudne, albowiem
plan bolszewikow polega ma koni-
binacvi atakow ia froncie Z alta
kami ma tylach nieprzyjaciela wy
woianymi przez rewolucye. Roz-
bicie Denikina j oienSywa ma Pol
ske, rozpoczeta jednoczesnie Z wy
stapieniem komunistow nIcfniec-
kich i wystapieniem Kappa jest
najlepszq illustracya bolszewic-
kich sposobow walki.
w komisaryacie spraw wolsko-
wych W Moskwie odbySa sic nara
ia, na ktorej zgodzono sic, re sy-
tuacya w Niemczech nada!e SIG
do rozszerzenia rewolrscyi w catcJ
Europe. Sojusz bolszewikow z
komunistami niemiecklmi Jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-29

zabawe sierotek, ktore pozbawtcne
So pieszczot rodzicielskich; ME ma
ia one ojca nj matk, brata nj sio-
stry, by z czasem mogly sic z mimi
popiescit, ukochat, u5alit, pobaWtc,
zastepu1a je ciche praccwnice W Win
nicy Pahskiej czcigcdne Siostry Fe-
l,cyanki, kt6re przygotowuja te ma
lenstwa ma przyszie sroleczenstWo
polskie, przys1ych obywateli tego
kraju.