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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

LllAiiiSJsIyl IA oiS AuHhiOoS Ao
rach dawnego panstwa biaiych ca
lr6w. Tam wszystko zwolna "a
miera. w Rosyi panuja mniej
wiscej take stosunki, jake pa
nowaly W Europe W okresie we
drowek narodow.
Jezeli Mickiewicz blisko pred
wiekiem jadac do Rosyi, pisa},
&c to nziemia tax pusta, tax ME
zaludhiona, iak gdyby wczoraj
wieczorem stworzona", to przez
sto lat do wojny Swiatowej duzo
sic ME zmienilo. l pisai jeszcze:
,,Kraina, pusta, biala i otwarta,
jak zgotowana do pisania karta'
i czy ma niej pisac bedzie palec
boski. =. czyli tez Boga nieprzy
~jaciel stary?" Zapisywali te biala
karte ma predce carowie, ezynow-
nicy, kupcy, gieidziarze, aferzysci'
Lecz wystarczyfo kilka wagonow
zydowskich agitator6w, przysia-
nych z Niemiec z pietdziesiecio-
ma milionami ziota, by z tego
pergaminu rosyjskiego zmyt
wszystko, co tamci napisali. ,
l OTTO Rosya ME zwolna, ale
dose predko zamienia sic W pu-
stynie re skapa ludnoScia autoch-
tonow, zyjacych kultura najbar-
dziej prymitywna. I kim tam roz
mawiac? Do kogo sic zwracac?
DIS jeszcze trzymaja sic bolsze-
wicy. Jutro moze udawac beda
rzadcow Rosy tax zwani socyal-
rewolucyonisci. Pojutrze lima CRU
pa. Ale ~jeszcze jedna epidemic,
jcszcze kilka wstrzasow konwul-
syjnych wojny domowej i wielki
trup sic wyciagnie, zwolna sztyw
niejac.
Bye moze, Re z zasem beda
przez te pustynie przeciagaly ka
rawany angielskie, karawany
~francuskie, karawany amerykah-
skie, naturalnie otoczone konwo-
|jem zbrojnym, by ma tel pustyni
eksploatowac pokiady takich lub
inRych kruszc6w, by wywozic fu
ira I ryby, sk6ry i nieprzejrzyste
kamienie. Tu lub tam moze sic
uda +zaso7yt jakac plantacye' Te-
dy lub owedy przeprowadzic ia
kas kolejke. Jako W giab pustyni
s~yryjskiej zwelna wdzieraja sic
europejczycy, tax moze wdzieraG
sic beda w giab pustyni rosyJ-
skiej.
Pustynia syryjska nieraz juz go
towaia sic, jak kocios.' Moze 60
towae sic take pustynia rosyj-
skie. Pustynie So zawsze tajem-
niczel
Niechaj nam Mkt ME m6wi, &c
koalicya, albo wprost dis juz fix
cyjna Liga Narodow uporzqdku-
lie Rosye. Gdzie iolnierzowi anne
rykanskiemu bedzic sic chciaio
ola kogos tam porzadkowa6 Ro-
sye? Jaki interes ma przecietny
obywatel angielski, by ola kalku-
lacyi plantator6w zdobywat Ro-
sye? Czyz poludniowiec francu-
ski ma zyczenie wielkich kapitali-
stow zechce zbrojno iSc tam,
skad Napoleon musial uchodzit?
A czy Polska posiada silly do
stateczne, by Rosye u~porzadko-
wac? Czy ma Srodki i ludzi? l
w jakim celu miaiaby to robic?
Polsce zalezy ma jakichs grant,
each staiych a pewnych, ktore
dzielayby ia Cd Rosy. Ale Ro-
sye pozestawia samej sobie.
I samej sobie pozostawit mu
81 Rosye koa1icya' Moze jeszcze
Niemcy, ale i to jest watpliwe,
zdoiaiyby COS zrobit. Wszak ist-
NAL nawet realnie taxi projekt.
Ale koalicya i'm ma to nigdy ME
pozwoii. -.
Tedy Rosya jest skazana ma
siebie sauna. A to bedzie tylko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27


Lecz go wlasciwiej nazywae
g~uslarzem,
Eo dawno Cd farb | pedzla
odwyknai,
Diblie tylko i kabaie bada,
l m6wia nawet, re z duchami
gada.
Malarz tymczasem wstal,
pisma swe zlozyi,
I rzekl, jak gdyby rozmawiajac
z SODA:
Kto jutra dozyl, wielkich cudoN
dozyi,
Bedzie to druga, ME ostatnia
pr6ba;
Pan wtrzaSnie szczeble
assurskiego tronu,
Pan wstrzaSnie grunty mlasta
Babilonu; >,
L.ecz trzecia widziet, Panic, ni'
daj czasul
Rzeki / podr6inych zostawil
u woody
A sam z latarka wkr6tce "a
parkan tarasu.
| Mkt ME rozumia}, co ia nova
znaczy....
Podrozni widza go drugi rag
Stanai pred palacem carskim
szeptai:
On tax Fly ME byl dawniej.
Byl cziowiekiem;
Powell wreszcie zszedi al ma
tyrana,
Anioly pahskie uszly, a on z
wiekiem
Coraz to glebiej wpadai w moe
szatana. .
Ostatnia rade, to przeczucie
ciche
Wybije z glowy jak marzenie
liche;
Nazajutrz W dune wzbiia go
pochlebce
Wyzej i wyzej, az go Satan
zdepce...
Ii w nizkich domkach nikczemn
poddani
Naprzod "a niego beda ukarani
Bo piorun W martwe gdy bile
aywioiy,
Zaczyna zwierzchu, cd CORY i
Wie7y,
I.ecz miedzy ludzmi najprz6d
Bile w dolly
I najmniej winnych najpierw
uderzy....
Usneli w ~pijahstwie, w swaracl
lub W rozkoszy,
Zbudza sic jutro - biedne
czaszki trupiel
ISpijcic spokojnie, jak zwierzet;
glupie,
MIN was gniew pahski jak
mySliwiec sploszy,
Tepiqcy wszystko, co W kniei
napotka,,
AZ dojdzie W kohcu do legowisl
dzika.
"
S{vsze.... Tam.... Wichry..
juz wytknely g}owy
Z %polarnych 1odow, jak
morskie straszydla,
Juz sobie z chmury porobili
skrzydia. -. =.
Wsiedli ma fale, zdjeli jej okowy
Sfysze, juz morska otch(ai
rozchelznana
Wicrzga i gryzie lodowe
wedzidIa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

storya must zaczat sic cd same
go poczatku. Tam znowu kazda
wies bedzie zyia osobno i osobno
sic rzadziia. Tam moze z dyalek-
tow potworza sic osobne jezyka a
wraz z niemi wyrosna MOVIE Cd
miany plemion i narodow.
Mic niewiadomo. Wiemy tyl-
ko, re urojonem bogactwem jest
w tel chwili to, co ktos z euro
pejczyk6w rzekomo posiada W
Rosyi. I wiemy dalej, re zadne
ekspedycye pahstw europejskich
ME stworza w Rosyi pahstwa.
| ieszcze to wiemy, re europej-
czycy i Amerykanie wiecej VIE
dza O irokezach, aszantach i busz
menach, niz o Rosyi.
WidzieliSmy, jak pewne pan
silva azbrajaiy w Rosyi jedne
tgrupy przeciwko drugim i jaki
los by} tych przez Mich uzbra-
janych grup. Gala madroSc poll
tyczna i dyplomatyczna zawodzi,
gdyz many do czynienia Z fax
tenn takim, jak upadek Assyryi
LIB jakiegoS innego dawnes7
tworu pahstwowego.
Tam, dokad siegat bedzie
wpIyw polski, wsch6d Europy
zostanie uporzadkowany. Dalej
widniet bedzie wielka biala kar-
ia, lezaca ola przyszlych wicklow
pustynia rosyjska, kraina Sim
ksa.
Me spotkalismy dotad ami jed
nGgo Rosyanina, w kt6rego oku
paliiaby sic gwiazda przyszfo--
sci Rosyi. Mic. zadnej mySli. -
ladnej idei. Pr6znia. Przeraze--
ME i mic poza MEM.
Trudno w to uwierzvt. Trudno
to objat mySl2. Ale bodaj to tax
Jest.
Iako Ivy chodzily pc pus;ych
ulicach Babilonu, poki go ME "a
sypaly piaski, tax wiki beda che
dzily po pustych ulicach P:otro-
srodu, p6ki ME pograzy sic W bio
taIh. ma kt6rych so zbudowano
LudnoSG Piot-ogrodu stoPnia|a
do jednej sz6stej okresu przedwo
jenncso Ale TIA liczba ME m6wi
nam ca'ej prawdy. Umysl nasz.
N'a>yiikuiqcy wszystko, wyohra-
"a sobie, us}yszawszy TAXI szcze-
g6i, IL iedna sz6sta dawre' lud-
noSci mieEci sic ma jednei sz6stej
przeytrzeni Piotrogrodu. 1ymcza
sem tax ME jest. DIVA iedna $50
stl jest rozrzucona ma calej prze
~strzeni. 4 przeto obok donu cal
kowiecie zamieszkafego stoi SEE
reg don16w zurelnie pustych, pc
ten w jakiejS wielkiej kamienicy
~mieszcza sic dwie ro1ziny Tub
2rowu ciqgn,e SIC pas'nc
Iom6w opustoszatyc'i | znowu
gdzieS w jakimS domu zyje jakiS
nedzarz. Piotrogrod jest miastem
zimnem i wilgotnem. Przez Gala
zime w~iekszoSt dom6w byia zu-
pe}nie ME opalana. Kilka szyb
wybitych, jedna dziura w dachu,
i OTTO rozpoczyna sic process mi
szczenia. Kto widziai Czufut-Ka-
lie ma Krymie, Pompeje Herkula
mum W poblizu> Wezuwjusza, OIL
brzymie ruiny Swiatyh egipskich
w Karnaku i Abydos, ten wyobra
ri sobie, czem niebawem stanie
sic Piotrogr6d'
Tu prawy Polak przypomniec
sobie musi zdumiewajace proro-
ctwa Mickiewieza. Najpopular-
nieiszem proroctwem jest wiersz
o ,.Pomniku Piotra Wielkiego",
Car ma spietym rumaku zawisnal
w ~powietrzu, jak scieta mrozem
kaskada:
Lecz skoro ssonce swobody
zablysnie, r..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
NIGHT is EXPECTED
CONTINUED from page ~

made by Emmett Bancroft, alias Neil
Hart, late Tuesday afternoon in the
trial of Stoop and Henderson. Hart's
declaration that all five men had
agreed to shoot their way out was sub
Istantiated by grand jury reports of
voluntary statements from the two de-
fendants that such a conspiracy had
been agreed upon.
Up to the time that Hart was placed
on the witness stand by the state, little
evidence proving the existence of a
conspiracy had been presented. The
state was weaving the net of circum-
stances which led up to the climax of
Hart's story. He declared that on the
Saturday night before the jail break.
he, Kerby. Rathie and the two defend
ants lsow on, trial, all pledged them
selves to useaweapons in order to gain
liberty, il weapons were necessary.
Murderer Held GIudgc
No one of the five was designated
as marksman, Hart told the court He
shot, he said. because he had a differ
ence to settle with Sheriff Taylor. AS
he had often before answered when
questioned in court, Hart declared
that he held a grudge against the
- e1ho tAieiL nICn
presented itself to shoot him, he did
not hesitate.
Up to the introduction of Hart's tes-
timony, evidence which would convict
the two defendants of first degree
murder had not been considered
strong. The defense also thought that
Hart's testimony was to be ineffective
when emphasis was laid on the fact
that the shooting was done because of
the prisoners personal grudge against
Sheriff Taylor. This hope was dispell-
ed when Hart answered that he shot
both because of the grudge and be-
cause of a desire to make good with
the jail break.
The man already under sentence to
hang for the crime proved the states
star witness and the directness and
emphasis of his answers left with the
at least, little doubt OF his
and the truth of his state
Story Is Unfoldcd.
The plan for breaking jail. the
agreement between all five to use
force in getting out. the departure of
he five together and the personal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

hatred of Hart for the sheriff all was
unfolded during the questioning by
District Attorney Keator and cross
questioning by District Attorney LAWN
Frequently during the trial yester-
day. counsel for the defense objected
to the introduction of certain testi-
mony against his clients. tending to
take for granted the existence of a
conspiracy before the fact of such con-
spiracy had been established. The
jury was once excused while the at
torneys argued the objection before
the court. Judge Phelps denied the
defense's objection and allowed the
testimony that the defendants had
made voluntary statements of the con-
spiracy before the grand jury.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
LOANS AWAIT RECOf,NITION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-(U. P.)-
American financiers have let the new
Mexican government know that loans
are dependent upon it obtaining recog-
milton of the United States. This at
titude of banking interests is under
stood to have been made plain to Gen
eral Alvarado. Mexican minister of fl
nance, who recently returned to Mex
leo City from this country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
eader from Umapine. in charge.

leader from Umapine, in charge.
The Mason and Adams hogs, from
Hermiston, won first, second and third
IN the Junior Boar class. Mr.. Bennion
reports Only two classes were judged
up to yesterday and the Mason and
Adams animals were entered in only
the one class. George Strohm, OF Her.
miston, has entered pigs in the Duroc
futurity. On Saturday he shipped to
Portland, a car of hogs made up or
animals too heavy for the exhibit he
will make at the Pacific International
Livestock exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
pep MEETING PLANNED
FOR FRIDAY EVENING

Pendletons first football game OF
the season Will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at Roundup park between
Pendleton and Pasco high schools.
The students will meet Friday even
ing for large rally to promote the
interest in the game. At 1915 the fun
will begin with a pep meeting in the
assembly hall of the high school over
which Roll Morrison has charge.
Vaudeville skits will be presented
and those fun makers, Roll Morrison
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
WILL OF PEOPLE FIRST
SAYS C. 0. P. NOMINEE

ASHLAND. Ky. Sept. 29.-(By Ray
mond Clapper U. p. Staff Correspond
ent)-The ship of state must sail with
a skilled crew, as well as captain. and
its sailing orders must originate in the
United States, Senator Harding de-
clared in speech here today. He said
he government must express the will
of the people, not the will of the pres
ident.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

ASHLAND. Kentucky, Sept. 29.-
"a. PA federal government con-
Quoted under co-ordinated powers of
constitution and always taking the
whole American people into its conf
dence was pictured by Senator Hard
ing as an ideal toward which the re-
publican party would work if returned
to power.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
TACOMA BOMB PLOT
EVIDENCE DISCOVERED

TACOMA. Sept. 2s.-(U. PIN
formation is said TO be in possession of
United States army intelligence off,
cors at Camp Lewis. showing a plot
by anarchists to blow up a bank and
sawmill in Tacoma. will be laid before
federal ,officoals here this afternoon.
Army officers are convinced their in
formant had positive information.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
Social and Club News

ney General Brown. who was called
here on business from their home in
Salem. Mrs. James b. Perry and Mrs.
Roscoe l. Keator, with Mrs. Brown,
formed a motor party which enjoyed
a day In Walla Walla yesterday. Mrs.
BROWN is ut Hotel Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

and John Simpson, will be the main
feature. After this the line will form
and a serpentine of Main street will
be held. An immense band will be a
feature and the burial Of the effigy Of
Pasco will be another.
The football men will appear in the
parade and many other interesting
things are planed that the committee
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
Comparison Invited

do not as yet wish to be known. The
public is invited TO. attend all OF the
at the school. John Simpson, yell
derson his assistants are In charge.
With this there Is plenty OF evidence
that 1t will be- ono OF the best rallies
ever pulled off. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
Portland Also Marked.

SFATTLE, Sept. 29.-(A. P)-The
chief of police today received a letter
signed "a friend to workers." declar-
ing that radicals are planning to dy-
ramite buildings in senate. Tacoma
and Portland within 20 days"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
WANTS WARRANT FOR
PETTY LARCENY FOR i
STEALING OF WIFE

SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. ga
foreigner today asked Judge Park
er for a warrant charging petty
larceny. The judge asked what
had been stolen and the man re-
piled. my wife,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

THURSDAY ci.tjn no MEET

THURSDAY CLUB TO MEET
Tomorrow, presidents day In the
ThnrHday Afternoon club. will be
marked BY the first meeting on the
s2O-2l calendar and Mrs. Wcstbrooke
Dickson. the Clubs new president, viii
entertain the members AT her home,
1911 jackson street.
Modern British Writers will be stud
led this year by the club, their pro-
gram including those from the time of
Charles Dickens to the present DAY.
and Extracting the Scotch and Irish
az well as English and also the study
OF drama among writing forms.
The Thursday Afternoon Club is one
of Pendleton's pioneer organizations
and IL is one OF the federated clubs of
Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

in pendleton since before the Round
Up. Mrs. Rederich's husband. Dr.
Rederich, is cousin OF Mrs. Johns.
WILL WINTER IN SOUTH
Mrs. J. L. Hall departed on Tuesday
for berkeley, cal, where she viii
spend the winter with her daughter,
Miss Fleta Hall. who is taking her
senior year of college at the University
of California, at Berkeley. They will
have apartments near the university
and Mrs. Hall will remain until after
commencement next May. Miss Hall
took her first three years of college
work at the University of WASHINGTON
whore she was member of Phi Mu
sorority.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
CHEST rs coMPLIMENTED.

GUEST is CoMPLIMENTED.
The presence in Pendleton OF Mrs,
T. ]. Rederich, OF Vancouver, Wash
ington, the house guest of Mrs. James
Johns at her home on Jackson street,
was the Inspiration for a charmingly
appointed affair today when Mrs.
James S. Johns entertained with a
luncheon at her home on South Gar
den street.
Pleasing informaiity marked Mrs.
Johns hospitality and places at a
blossom deoked table were laid for
eight.
Mrs. Rederick and her little daugh-
ter Margaret Louise, have been guests
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

DEG Rec MEETING CALLED
Officers and members OF the De,
gree of Honor are invited to meet at
Union hall tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock for the transaction of special
business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

SALEM MATRoN is VISITOR.
An interesting guest in Pendleton is
Mrs. George NJ. Brown, wife of Attor-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
itAEsT TO pEpoRr.

GuhST TO DEPoRT.
Miss Katherine Duncan. who has
been the house guest of Major and
Mrs, Lee Moorhouse for the past week,
will depart on No. is this evening for
her home in Haines, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

wAsHINGTON-Auguste Bo-
nanny. chief Justice of the su-
preme court of Haiti. is at the
bead of a delegation now In Wash
fngton discussing with the Ameri-
can State Department issues af-
fecting u. 8. and Haiti. Secretary
Daniels has sent General Le1ueDe.
commandant of the U s. marine
corps. to Haiti to investigat.
charges that natives are being or
slaved.
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