davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
UTAH NOW HAS 44o, ,446.
State Shows Largest Growth IN
Ten Years of Any Thus Far
Reported by Census Bureau.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening


Washington Aug. 3O.-Utah, 4lst
state in population ten wears ago, the isZo
population of which was announced to-
dav By the Census Bureau as 449, 44o
has shown the largest per centage OF
growth OF any state thus far announced IN
the fourteenth census. It's rate Of growth
204 per cent, was almost as large as that
for the decade ending with 1910 but MS
numerical increase was exceeded IN that
decade. In the last ten years Its increase
was 16,O95.
Othe- census returns announced To-
day follow:
Pueblo, Colo. ~ 2.0aS: decrease ! ,4s7,
Helena. I "a Mont. l2.o37; decease, AIS,
or 3.s per cent.
Los Angeles, Cal, frevisedl 576'673.
Previously announced as 515, $50.
Pasadena. Cal. revised 1854. Pre-
viously announced as 1884.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du POnt Building.
Many Inguests This Month.

Coroner Bullock has held more inquests
during the month of August than any
other since he has occupied the office.
There have been 2l inquests, in addition
20 number Of investigations. The highest
month last year was March, when there
were 20 inquests. The nearest TO March
in this particular was June, when Is in
quests were held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Charge Against New Policeman.

Oliver Bryan, one of the new members
of the police force, who has been on duty
little over month, has been suspended
and will be given trial before the Board
of Police Commissioners tomorrow after
an officer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
The Difference.

A Jersey heifer blew up after chewing
O stick Of dynamite, but the public ~ get
ting used to such things. Recently dozens
Of Presidential candidates were blown up
while in the act of chewing the rag VIEW
Orleans Stntes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Thrown From a Horse.

William II. Ward, colored, aged 90,
1928 French street, injured his left arm and
was cut over the eve. when his horse
SHE'D this morning and threw him He
was taken TO the Delaware hospital in the
police ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Arrested on Serious Charge.

William Moore Of Lansdale, Pa,
charged with statutory offense, and two
girls. each II years old, Helen Lukens and
Mary Bloom, charged with being run
aways, have waived requisItion and Moore
has been turned over TO the Pennsyl-
vania authorities. while the girls parents
took them home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
A Topsy-Turyy World.

It's topsy-turvy world. Sugar ped
dlers in Brooklyn have been mobbed, not
for oyercharging, but because they were
selling at less than prevailing prices
Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Test Of Courage.

The man who rides with the lady who
is trying out her new car for the f1rst
time has something on that other ad-
venturer who goes over Niagara falls
in barrel. inneapolis-Journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
DEATHS

ScuMELzEB-At Clayrnont, Del, August
%, 1920, Ernest Schneider.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral from 110 West Seventh
street on Wednesday at Q 30 o'clock) local
time). REQUIEM mass at Sacred Heart
Church. Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
OBITUARY.
nps. tnva HOPKINS.

Mrs. Anna Hopkins, % years old,
widow Of Benjamin Hopkins, died yester
day. Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock at the
home Of G. T. o. Schofeld, "a South
Clayton street.
DENNIS o'coNNoR.
Dennis O'Connor died yesterday at his
home in Red Bank, New Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Mrs. c. f. Stevens Dies Suddenly.

Mrs. CymbeIine Elizabeth Stevens,
81 years old Of 5O2 West Fifth street, died
suddenly yesterday from apoplexy, accord
ing TO the diagnosis Of the attendingphy
cian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
MANY ACCIDENTS HERE.
Of6s in State First Two Weeks of August
S6 Were i'm Wilmington

: The report of accidents made by the
statistics committee, Delaware Safety
Council, from August l TO August 10,
follows:
Outside of To+a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

Every Evenings elassiled advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satIs-
faction Of many and Will be to you, ,-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

The classified aa section is more than a
printed page: it's a complete service. used
daily by hundreds of people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

Losi somethng2 Try classified ad-
vcrtisement IN Every Evening.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

fugefe4Iosls CHRISTMAS seals save
lives So ire saver iluy ehgist
nAA sfais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
FEN FOR[lGM MlDE
TOYS N AMERICA
Home Made Goods Has Replaced
the Imported Brand and Are
Much Better In Work
mAnship

'rEw "a rrAo UT ETA ETA
wssAlnxsnn. pee. i5 some Idea
ef shs exssnt sp which ser~len made
toys have beea rsplaeed in Ansrsee
BY she home nado axsscle II s4yen hy
Tue esskn~te Il tAe American For
evsefy association. that eaasc 70 40,
eq zee feet of lamber w~s used this
year hs AmerlcAn Toy makos~
ny sdalng The mAllanx az toys
made from sAss wssd TO she eaorm
pas oaAnssss made 81 other material
the rnressry assoe sAfson saws some
idea u the lmmenSsts q be indus
try wnl he saln~d " she biylne
polasc waI hook Ger the Label, IA
sads the fcroagn toy VIII oc cllni-
hated
''The nAain consideration witch
holds wosd ln iss place - sos ma
srHel ~ aos clnugmrws eayF Ng
association thonwh q has some.
slAa~ II ~ wish K Argis ie~ az large
size wxpid ase TOO heavy L made ~
metal bat many articles Afe made
or wuod eeeauee Il n the os'xt ir-
irrespective Of cose Or weight sleds
are scsd example
y'hsaAr~n are he amsers az t0y+
kinas and suie TAny nt<aio saaai
ibcy sne arvmnd shem and say NaA
es-s rsoasniKe this fact Tho manu-
<antarer supplies ~hai thc eAiia
wans an nAakins ela~A uf olii~lA
whaeA may ~ De- sgnai~l as eslaca
slnnaA An0ihcr GLASS; lmsfAtlnl
shgngs secn IL rcai life. Il r~ogNlzed
AZ architectural 4 thisd class haF
ic DO with trades and isAe tools and
nAachsaos for carrying them On 4
wssli defined gTvua Is hased on ihs
use ~ musical instruments Boats
rxfts and canoes and such sasngs ~
float aud are useful have oecn re'
sY,0nsiAse for toys ha@tA on wate'
GRAF.
I Cr.alfron are familiar w&ta fuirii.
turc. and they rs.adlly recaxnixe tws
classes. oHe for the kitcaen and ons
for the living room and these rS
under the list of narnHure .oys AMI.
msat3 anA gt4rdx and s.rrs snr thlnas
form another class groupea a. ma
snaHl hsssory. S'sil an,ihev Aiiad
whsch IL very common. belongs ff
the class of GAMES and amusenien's
The waste problem N Toy naaklng
u not aeriouS enc, No Says 'as
Foreesay association. because most
of The pieces used are small asld
what DOES nps do for one thing will
an a rule. 90 for something else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
PLAGUE Or lOCUsTs
DEscENDs ON ARGENTINA
Like That Which In Ancient
Egyrs Covered the Face Of
the Earth; Much Dam.
age Results

naenos Alrvs. nee lS~sA nla 10
a lr~svss aha year aeAcvnasa upan
the psvssnce Of sanA se stmtAf
vgtoaslseN are aamost anpaa events
IA ono gatt - another * NgrrliHa
Tha los~mts wane sudasaly Ana
sstAoas earnAhA Nhere Iof n year
or sese 4 years peFhaps. not ere
q me Insects has bosn scch scri
sal,lc ulona og shrm ala 0ps day ap.
.eAr and sc,sie on the ground These
asuaaly conlc from the northwest
ssum tsse vast alsuusg vllnhAhiged
ssa0ss ia BOLIVIA. Is s.. sossa They
covw the earth l'ke MoNins car
~s gradually nlogns on
Al tlg~s isssie dansase N OsWe. aside
FROM she iuV0nsepleaor ~ hashss
literally millions a. she Ageess cn
essnx essavshsag and avon pvmetras
lng she hosnes lnR IA lhes pra
esesS shron8h lhe country aes hore
holes ln&o NO eargh isNgsaasAy IN
hArd spots such AZ Foaaways, Into
Wsaieh taey lclspaAi sheAr eees
Within wnoga time the larsa sre
hatchel and come terh Al tlAM
these oamnos fls nnd Il i "a thin
stage that thes dcvoaf o,ers living
plant within shrsr path. will. tha -
cepfon ~ fow spe' iea ineA nS MI
low trees.
A lltsae asce aAe inserts develop
their ~swv. and lvas AK the country
shsVaeh which thee hafa passed. a
desert, shcy dlsa ar aisnoa a. sud
aoniy a. They gpme Where they 81
has NEWER been discovered
Argwasina hav Aa recourse ao
wany sneshods - fiehssng she iosusss
The nasiun msAmalas orsasa sod lnc
ust fighting saueds something lIks
those formed 20 fight forest fires
and these are sent every Nsar % he
secsions invaded ln addition. every
nanoher ie held fosasonsibie for figh
INK she 8,cut Ia aas u~n lNsaiity
One ~ the ucthod~ employed Il
10 dis trenches IN ehich the insns II
arc coll,seed. afsgersaFi helna urued
Dus no matter hun many mslAona oi
thuni uro made Away wAlh in any
sach manner " Il impoFssile -
hacck the rcst cwsnr 20 lhs great q
tent Of Argentina much ~ whhn IA
very Hiarsely se Tied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

Vienna. Dee li The newly ,h
en constituency assembly ~ lprn
slasia TODAY unanimously elsH'i
former Premier Nlhoia Y pas hitch
y the radical narty provisional pre-
,lGent OF the assembly says a de.
,ateh from Belgrade Il "a fei'pg 90
me radical party Is being supported
the Muasalmanh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
RED Ct RRENCY SECURED
BN STOCKS or OPii VI

Picking Dec ls-B Bolsleeik cur
rency. secured by stocks ~ ofAnm In
sernaryechensk. one OF -hn provinces
iu Russian Turkcstan. has made It's
appearance IN pehang The opsum
was seized by BDlahcvik authorities
from those of the old imperial soN-
crnmeni. and amounts 20 ssaAsc thous-
ands ~ pounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
coB1LER FINDS NUGGETS OF
GOLD IN AIS COAL BiS

Webster. Mass. Dee g5 Anything
20 make weight, That's the plan
George C0ggeswell. shoe coihleg
believes the coal barons have ado.e
ted as result ~ iils finding tw3
gold nuggets. weighing ii ounces
each. In his coal hin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
CLAIM RAMON REGENCY
BOOM HAS COLLAPSED

fGunDnued rom PAGE !.
defeat In advance by appealing 10
Harry Dsuwhefty preconyeuiion
manager Of Harding IN The hope ol
Interesting him 70 hold Il brief fof
the lost cause aud carry the appeal
over the heads Of OKLAHOMA Yspas
licans 70 the national committed
The appeal of I'D Dycho. Who man.
aged ilamon's campaign and who Ia
the regency movement. In the form
u thousands n lesiers 10 lesdiae
Republican men and women through
e'ii the state. Fol response that Was
bitterly Disappointing A psyfwt
atalancsie ~ opposition and bitter
srltlsism raised Itself alnmws over
nighi and IL sweeping the state.
The Women Baked
The women 10 particular fesoniod
lhn suggestion " perpotnatinr ths
lianon dynasty added 10 hy lcttss
sent out by Committeeman Rol,ers
son. Of Comanehe county. where Fl
ae said She referring to M
liamon and he candsdacyg. has am
billions for her son who viii slel
siro hts fathers shoes IN few year
This was construed as an admission
IN The part OF the regency crowd that
Mrs. lianons appointment was ID
tended only ae regency. she %
hold the office untIl Jake l.. liamon |
jf.. became u age, which would ii
fore the next election of national
committeeman
The Hepubilean woniens state Or
ganlzaiion designated the proposal n
regency crowd a. @as Insult 10 the
women OF the state and Mrs. Ot4s
vice PRECEDENT OF the state
committee. sent out thousands Of les
iers 10 ;he various members ol the
setting forth IN detail
the simple truth concerning the
Inte national commIifocman's oonncc.
lion with tie state campaign
Oklahoma said Mrs. cnreion.
went Republican not because Of
lake Il Hanbon but ii sIte Of him.
md no one knows better than / tae
handicap be- was 70 is women we
we're embarrassed AZ every tarn by
aIm and his representative. I'd |
Dyche, and 4 reached the point
where ] would not ask them for any.
hing
Women Become . Power
The wornen's organization has be
ome not only the balance of power
y the state. but Il " fast becoming
he controlling major fsctor u 81
determined 70 make poliiks respect
Die and nj FOR woman's efforts. ana
. accomplish u u eeis sise;f
gainst TIE perpe Ation of IIasnoa
~ u any form. THE wouea of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

FuENiruHE-R Repaired and uphal.
stored. 2i5 East Oklahoma Phone
se7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

thc Agss~ Nill demand s'ean sntn bah
a. candidates aud ln lhe nFTeaiaailei
81 he gary
Mat the Aatg cunsssils,en wtN ~
AeNt Moudas frnsalns Ga re- eren. 4
Ia ,flain. however thai tle uamu oi
Geofea llamoH VIII rnctiY" We
htile safpori if II - exFu pfeaenlot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

sksrif's POROUS Dead shot Eye
rzeaicius Tor The worst case cs In
sasnea eyes Improving IN sbost three
csYs- The quickest RELIEF of ali. yo.
- Z oul are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
loulslAnA nlrcrlon nelp

New Orleans. La Dee " Dele
saies 20 the constitutional convention
10 d. held next spring were bstns
ehosen Tuesday in election through.
out Louisiana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15
ADLER 4 ROBERTS

room house barn. is lets. gas
silea
New : room house. barn. arch
cave. city water. sas. ! lots. slSoa
Half cash
3 room. : lois. bath. Gas. water.
harm. cellar, saving paid. shade. close
in 81 s0a sea cash. balance easy
payments,
For Trade a grocery and shoe
stock. invoice about S. eco. Fixtures
ssee. Trade FOR farm. city property
or anything worth the money
ADLER 4 ROBERTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

Fresh air. good food. clean living
md plenty o. Tuberculosis Christ
mas Seals produce iuDefcuIoAls'
rec community.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

Whea person eufaoyes a servant
IN Mexico. Il IA expericd stat The
servants entire faanasy VII live wsth
the employer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-15

iC'ou luued rom PAGE -
be weald urge nromns action.
The hoaNe naval committee psv
pared 10 inquire inio ihc &ie'he
strength of lhe naslee ~ ,hr the
sowers Il was Informed hs Admiral
Caon,s. Chief ~ naval operations
whn accompanied secretary nanleia
That II al bullding were suspended
today tho comparative capital nhlp
scnnAae figures wauii ne Great
Rritalu sea. 600 t'nled States sos
ooo Japan aseooo Ths officer wAs
instructed 10 BE- ready tomorrow ie
discuss IL detail a. aa executive sea
slon the quewlon - relative sireussh
plsiInr aud prolec ed
Agrees with Harding
Secretary nhnselp to-day told the
.ionmitiee be- agreed with Senator
sllardlnes recent statement ~ Nor.
folk shat the navy should BE- e1m
aensnrnte with The nations ihiefeh's.
sagtefatsug his opinion thAs Il Ahonid
be equal 10 any 10 the world
\ wish We could have world
agreement 10 nessle disputes wlihobi
secourac 10 arms. he added 'hui un
40 that time comes surely We nuRli
carry out our naval building rfq
ram"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

%bardzicj, 20 jest on prawlc pewnT, re
bolsZcwicy podcjma nova Ofensywc pa
wiosnc przeciw POlScc lub Rumunii.
albo tcdnOczcsnie pTzeciw jCdDcj / Jru.
giej. MGwii on, re jest wiCIkim bledem
uspokajac sic, re b~olszewiCy - slabi /
niezdoni do jakiejkowick akcyi zaczep
mel. Wedlug slow m6wcy, bolszcwizm
W Rosyi dzicki beZwoli chlopa rOsyj-
skiego trzyma sic ~jeszcze mocno,
b~olszewicy wicdza doskonalc, re idee
ich W Europe mega bye za~szczepione
tyko przy pomocy baSnet6w. Po skcf-
czoncj movie puikownika zebrani
zn6w powstai / nagrOdzili sympatyczoe
60 m6Hce burza oklask6w.
Pr6cz wymienionych m6wc6w pre-
mawiali jeszcze: p. Boyden jeden Z gl0
wnych pracownik6w Ameryka6skiego
,,Czerwonego Krzy5a" W Polsce, p. J.
Ssmulski. prezes Wydzialu N~arodowc--
60, a pod koniec ~przem0wieh p. Weda
odczytaf rezolucye, W kt6rej podnie-
siono d~oniosiOsc piracy ~Organizacyi p,
II. Hoorera.
Pc %skoGczonej uczcie W umyslach |
scrcach z%ebranych Polak0w pozosta]o
to giebokie przeswiadczenie, re Ame-
ryka jest n%aprawde przyjacielem W
potrzebie. Geese zacnym / szlachetnym
synom Wielkiej Ameryki!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Polak6r, hyIy correspondent wojenny'
pulkowniS Henry j. Reilly. Zebrani u
rzadzlli pulkounikowi owacye, powsta'
JAG +. miejsc | oklaskujac so rzesiscie.
Przypominamy, be puikownik Reilly
byi jcdynyn korespondentcm Eagrani'
cznym, kt6ry " krytycznych dniach
sierpnioxych b. - pisai, Re armla pol
ska ME zostala pobits i &c bolszewi-
k6w czeka sromotna kleSka pod War
szawa, sfowa te pisal on wtedy. cd!
lnni kraka1i, Re attia polska mic /
snieje, re Polska zsubiopa- Re puiko
wink Reilly sic ME myth, to wszyscy
chyba 0 tenn dcbrze wicmy.
SympatycEny pukownik Reilly mo
viii 0 polsce z taktm szacunEiem | u
tnaniem. Q jakim rzadko kt0ry cudzp,
zieniee przemawiac mole. IHr6ciI on
uwage ma jcdna ba rdzo wazna rzecz, q
mianowtcie, ie- zagranlca n~ietylko, IL
Jest slabo informowana o Polscc, ale
Jest informowane lie - przez wrog6w
Polski. M6wii on. re nar0d polski jest
szlachetny, lie nietylko posiada wznio.
sic Ideally, ale umie 1 walczyc "a ME
lecz ME dose mice wzniosle idec | zy(
wedfug Mich, lecz trzeba innym o ten,
movie, DO gdy Polacy ME beda m6wili
to zaczna movie ich wrogowie, co VIA
Sciwie / czynia, ~szkalujqc | o~czernta'
jac Polske W najohydniejszy sposdb,
SWAT powinien posladac prawdziwe
wiadomosd o Polsce, by mGgl wyrobiG
sobie o niei n~alezyte pojecie, by robo.
tnicy Anglii, Francyi | Ameryki do
wiedzieli sic, te POlsta ME jest ami Dol
s~zewicca, ami imperyalistyczna, lecE
Jest krsjem prawdziwei demokracyi, te
pragnie zabezpieczenia bytu wszystkim
klasom Gdy robotnfcy ~wymienionych
krakow beda ~nale4ycie poinformowani
0 tenn, to bezwzglednie stana prey Pol.
see. Ma rzecz wlasciwej propagandy
punk. Reilly kiadi wielkl nacisk, tym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
PRASA o
HARDlNGA..

Londyn, 8. listopada. (Prasa
Stow The Times" uwaza
wyb6r Hardinga jake ostrtezenie
ola bolszewik6w i wog6le dla> c.
lement6w skrajnie tewych.
Morning Post" po06wnuje
prezydenta Wilsona do Lenina
- ooaj So iiealistami i obaj sto'
suja jednakie metody, chocial
maja odmienne cele.
Gazeta ia qisze. re odrzucenie
przez Ameryke autokratycznego
idealizmu, bedzie wielka a!ga ola
caieso Swiata.
Daily Mail" pisze, re zwycie-
stwo mad Coxem jest przeiresle-
riem Ligi Narod6w W tel for
mic, W jakiej zosta'a sformowa-
ia ma konierencyi wersalskiej.
Paryz, s. listopada, (Prasa sto
warzyszona.) - Gazety paryskic
prawie re jednlogfoSnie pisa, IL
wyb6r Hardinga ME jest niebez-
pieczny dla Franeyi. gdyz sena-
tor Harding niejednokrotnie "a
znaezai swc sympatye wzgiedem
Francyi. Wyb6r Hsrdinga pre-
kresla GAIA polityks Wilsona i re-
guluje stoSunki pomisdzy admit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

wosciach, kt6re zaraza boisze~leka "a
! ~wiedzlla.. Oc1ywiScie, pokarm taxi ME
Iawiera 4adnych skladuik6w pozyw-'
/; nych, sfu&y ON tylSo do zspelnienia 20
'cdkn | ludhie, kt6rzy so spoaywsja
prxedlu.ata tylko swoJa aeonic, spowc
duwana :iodem.
Gdy te diva kaHalkI tax zwane:c
chleba krasyiy po SAIL niejcdnemu
obecnych zakrcciia sic La " Oku. Gdy
| uprzytomnil sobic, tzem ludEie Aywia
| sic " Polscc. -
Pan Walker nawolywai do poplera'
mia akcyi ratowniczej Hooveta przez
zakupywanie przuAazGw ~aywnoSclo,
wych / wysyianie ich do Polski krew-
nym | znajomym, gdyl organizacya a
%merykaGska ME posiadn tax olbr6y-
mich fundus16w. aSeby przyjst z pomo,
ca. wssystki1n potrzcbujqcSm. Zysk, "a
XII poIostaje &c sprzedaHy tych pre-,
kaz6w, zostaje obracany ma doaywia'
ME dzieci W roisce a jest ich az pre-
szto million ! pol.
S~astepnym mGwca 2 kolei byi kon.
sui gencralny, p Hygmunt Nowicki. W
swej szczercj i ujmujacej movie, kon
sui Nowicki wyrazii w imleniu PolSki
! Polonli tutejszcj gscbokq wdziecznost
/ uzhanle IN dobrotEynna / bezintere-
sowna ptace d2lelnych Ohrwa-
tell amcrykaGskich. " ko1cu swej
mowy p. konsul Nowlcki zrobii propo-
zycye co do zmiany znwartosci paczck
ztwnoaciowych, a ~mianowicie, By pa
czki te pr6cz zwykiej swej sawarto5ci
Dosiadaly jcszcze pewna ilost cukru I
Aehy Hose kakao zostaia zwlekszona.
Przewodnicaacy poprosii konsuIa. axe
by propozycye swoja pfzedstnwii W for
ME lIstu. kt0ry zostanie ~przeslany do
gl6wnego zarzadu W New Yorku.
Pc konsulu Sowickim prsemawisf
najserdeczniejszy przyjaciel' Polski /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
ISlsgEGny~1 agraaiezns.
lpokoherenie se en-. lie,

SndroHsGem zabrali gen Wrar
glow try Pcci4si panecrne. Wiz
Es1a cz1S6 linii kclejowej znaj.
drie sic pod kcntroia boiszewi-
kcw. Pod Melitopolem ~ojAa
sowieckie zabraiy maiony funt6w
maxi i zboza. jak rowniel inne
materysiy wtacznie z amunicya.
BoiszeSicy dokonywuja pre-
srrrowania swych wojsk " eeiu
kcnynrowania wszczetej ofen-
yvHv.
Konstantynopol s. listopada.-
Gen Wraagei objai osoofscie do
wddrtwo mad kaHslerys i popro.
wadza ia do ataku, Ma po'noe Cd
Sssko~a kawalerya bolszewicka
zostaia zupeinie rozSita. Sytua,
cya Wrangla zSczyna sic popra-
wiae, talk re szanse pomyslnego
odwrotu ogromnie sic zwiekszy-
iy.
Sewastopol, 5. listopada. (Pra-
sa Zjednoczona.) - Kawalerya
antybolszewioka posuwa sic cd
Czerniogracu, ma zacktd Cd linii
koiejowei wiodacej do Melitopo-
Ia. " kierunku stacyi koiejowej
Ssikowo, atakujac wojska bolsze-
wickie z tyfu, kto7e usiiuja zajae
Salkowo. Salkowo jest bronione
przez wojska Wrangia PREY po-
uocy armat ,norskichI zaioga
Saskowa skEada sic przewaznie
2 marynarzy.
Paryz, 5. listopada. - pepesze
o~trzy1nane wczoraj W koiach IL
rzedowych, wskazujq, re gen.
Wrangcl bedzie zn1uszony cot-
mac sic w gIqb Krymu. Wojska
bolszewickie zostaiy SLIME wznlo
cnione przez oddzia'r chinskie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
resesa stowarzys.onej pobroc1Shpo.

presesa stowarzystonej pobToc1Snno-
Sci.
Pau ". Folds " swojen wstepncm
prtem6wieniu pcdkreslif charaktefy-
strcsna cecne narodu ~polSSiego -
w~dz;ecsncSf. M6wil On. Re taden nar6d
ME poetada wdEiecznoScl. rozwinietej
" taSim stopniu, jak Polacy. Nar6d'
kt6rs unle byc w~d5iecznyul, kt6ty po-
trafi ocenit nalc4ycie, CO Ola Diego
zro5iono, nusi posiadat I innc dohre
zalety.
Pc praem6wieniu mistrzs ccremonll
PAM Smulska cdspiewaia hymn pol
ski, ,,Eoac cos PolSke", kt0rego zebrani
w~ysluchali stojac.
II. C. Walker. jedcn z s'6wnicjszych
prucownikGw. kt6ry brat czynny udztni
VI akcyi ~ratoTniczcj W Polsce " ciagu
p~rteszIo p6stora toku, " prostych !
skromnych slowach skreSlif .dzlafnl--
nose amcrykahskich organi1acyi do
broczynnych W Pol<ce. Opisal Oh roz-
paczllwe poiozenie ludnosci polskicj W
tych miejscowoSciach, ktore byly ma
wiedzone przez handy bolszcwickie. pu
o~dpiynieciu tel fall, kraj zostai abso-
lutnie o~so}ocony re wszeikich zapas6w
ASwnosci | ludnosc> jest skazana tam
ptawie IA smlerc glOlowaA Pan Wal
ker pokazal obecnym diva kawaiki
chleha, kt6re przywi0zl re SODA 2 tycll
miejScowoSci Polski, M kt6rych sta
neia stopa Aoidaka moskiewskiego. -
Plerwssy kawaiek miai wyglad napra-
VIDE chleba, gdyA zawieral " soble ma
Ike 2ytnia z d~onieszkQ kartof1i | tar.
tel Stony. wyglqd zaS drugieGo HAWAII
ka, nietylko, Ae mic miai wygladu chile
ba. lecs nawet ME pozwalal przypusz-
czat, &c jest to wogolc jakas rzecz ia
dalna. Chlcb ten byl przycotowahy z
kory ~brzozowSj. lisci | r6znych korzon-
k6w | takim to chlebem ~wyiachnie Ay-
wi sic lndnoSt rolska " tych mieisco-