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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-06
TIL E To1LER
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1920.

toward the child were not therefore finished
There was still the duty of feeding the child
buying it shoes, clothing it, making skilled and
honest workers Of them, who might be able
when the time came to live by themselves and
to feed and support their parents in their old
age. However, it was very unusual when a
workers. family was able to fulfil entirely all
these obligations towards their children; their
low wages did not permit them even to give the
children enough to eat, while lack of leisure
prevented the parents from devoting to the
education Of the rising generation the full
attention which it demanded for this duty. The
family was supposed to bring up the children.
But did it really? As a matter Of fact, it is the
street which brings up the children Of the
proletariat. The children of the proletarians are
ignorant of the amenities of family life,
pleasures which we still shared with our own
fathers and mothers.
Furthermore, the low wages Of the parents,
insecurity, even hunger, frequently bring it
about that when hardly ten years Of age, the
son of the proletarian already becomes in his
turn an Independent worker Now, as soon as
the child (boy or girl) begins to earn money he
considers himself the master of his own person
to such an extent that the words and counsels
Of his parents cease having any effect upon
him, the authority Of the parents weakens and
obedience is at an end. AS the domestic labors
Of the family die out one by one, all obligations
Of support and training will be filled by society
in place Of the parents. Under the capitalist
regime the children were frequently, too
frequently heavy and unbearable burden to
the proletarian family.
The Child and the Communist State.
Here also the Communist society will come
to the aid Of the parents. In Soviet Russia,
owing to the care of the Commissariats Of Pub
lie Education and Of Social Welfare, great
advances a'e being made, and already many
things have been done in order to facilitate for
the family the task of bringing up and support
ing the children. There. are homes for very
small babies, day nurseries, kindergartens,
children's colonies and homes, infirmaries, and
\ n I l.
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books, of warm clothing, Of shoes to the pupils
of the educational establishments all
this not sufficiently show that the child is pas
sing out of the confines Of the family and being
placed from the shoulders Of the parents on
those of COLLECTIVELY?
The care of children by the parents consisted
Of three district parts: (1) the care necessarily
devoted to the very young babies; (2) the
bringing up of the child; (3) the instruction of
the child AS for the instruction Of children in
primary schools and later in gymnasiums and
universities, it has become duty of the State,
even in capitalist society. The other occupa
tions of the working class, it's conditions Of life,
imperatively dictated, even to capitalist So
ciety, the creation for the purpose of the young,
of Fairgrounds, infants schools, homes, etc.
etc. The more the workers became conscious Of
their rights the better they were organized in
any specific State, the more society would show
itself to be concerned with relieving the family
of the care Of the children But bourgeois So
ciety was afraid Of going too far in this matter
of meeting the interests of the working class,
lest it contribute in this way to the disintegra-
ton of the family. The capitalists themselves
are not unaware of the fact that the family Of
old, with the wife slave and the man re-
sponsible for the support and well-being of the
family, that the family Of this type is the best
weapon to stifle the proletarian effort toward
liberty to weaken the revolutionary spirit of
the working man and working woman Worry
for his family takes the backbone out of the
worker, obliges him to compromise with
capital The father and the mother, what will
they not do when their children are hungry?
Contrary to the practice CT capitalist society,
which has not been able to transform the edu-
cation of youth into truly social function,
State work, Communist society will consider
the social education of the rising generation,
as the very basis Of its laws and customs, rs
the corner stone Of the new edifice. Not the
family Of the past, petty and narrow, with its
quarrels between the parents with its exclusive
interests in its own offspring, will mould for us
the man of the society of tomorrow. Our new
man in our new society is to be moulded by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Club Euents
Nyrchka Clnb.

AZ tho regular meeting ot the
Hyechka club today MesdameS
Fred s.. clinton, Ned G. Higbco
ana c. g. Spindlor will he hostcsses.
Tho progra m will he as follows;
Roll call '"Current EvcntS or
Name Of an American Woman Com
posor:" piano. "Fireflics' tH. II.
4. Boach). "Ballad' III II. \.
ncaeh). Mrs, y. r. short; song.
"Barcarolie" Harriet Worc), Mrs.
7 n. Cole: songs. "Ard Vet" tJaro
Hathaway. IL Send NV Heart Up
10 Thco" (H II a. Beach,, Mrs.
". II short: violin. sonata a minor,
first movement Nt. II. A. Roach.
Mrs. J. A ITnurv; niann. italian
Minuet' (H II, A. Bcnch). Scottish
Legend" OH. II. A. Bcnch) GA 10
vottc Tantastlque" fH. II. A,
Beach, Mrs l.. y, QUINN songs,
IAN irish Mothers Luiinhv' truth
ven NJ. Lang), "Open the Gates
fMr=. Joseph +, Knarnl, Mrs. II.
w. Burkhart; piano. "Fantnsie de
Rravourre" tThoodora Dutton).
Mrs Harry w. Grccr: violin md
riano. Misses Roo. INV Lassic on.
49, No. 3" (H, II. A. Bcach), Mrs
g. A. Cooper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1920

mon people. too. I don't believe
women ought to vote, do you2"
"El' now that we've got tho bal
lot H seems to me we must exer.
,iso r" replied her host. II don't
thrH I'I enjoy mixing in very much
myself
"Iu i,I you what said tho first
fp,HfDT You are "a republican
and Ilu democrat. II we both
stay Hf homo neither party viii
have uH advantage and wen avoid
tho annoyance. What do you
rny?"
10 was arranged without much
trouble tn. t"o agreed to pair
uu election dFu And everything
would have been lovely had II not
boon fur 'hc novelty Of the thing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Later In the day the republican lady
was telling another neighbor how
she and Mrs. Blank had paired so
that voting might be avoided.
why she did the same thing
with me-" exclaimed the neighbor.
Investigation followed at once,
when 1t was disclosed that tho
democratic lady had paired with six
republican voters in tho immediate
ncighborhood.
The beans being spilled the deal
was declared off But the incident
should serve as warning 10 women
voters not to make any deals for
election day Former warm friends
on the south side are not on speak
Ing terms now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
nnnrnl Iluh

Al meeting held In tho homo
OF Mrs. Reginald Merry on Thursday
afternoon, tho BanZni club was re-
organized after two years interval
OF rest. Tho number OF members
win be twelve and thcv will meet
alternate Thursdays. The club is
< 10 he purely literary In character
ana mary interesting subjects will
he discussed Members are Mesda m 81
q. Dotv, ". u. Fallon. W w. Hatch
cr, w. r. Tolllngcr. J. NJ. Lloyd. G. n.
Hnrgard. II. Douglas. n. Merry. lone
Millngton, George Renshaw and
Homer Anderson. Mrs Bernard
Douglas viii he tho next hostess. her
residence number being 1904 South
Baltimore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Mrs Robert NJ 1iiackmore was
hostess Thursday afternoon 20 mem
bcrs OF tho 4. S. A club and apcct1I
guests. the latter who were Mcs-
dunes Howard y colo. John II
Means T. G. Norrc, HcX Enos and
Iutnc ghulrr. Luncheon was served
the table being attractive In its dec
orqtions 81 rosos ana Chrvsnnthe-
NUNS. In the gamo of bridge
MAYED after luncheon. Mrs. Charles
Edward Strouvciic made top Ecnro
Mrs. Curtus u. Adams viii ho host -
tess at the next meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Important announcement,

Mlss Victoria Trotter, child well
fare nurse. announces that on every
Friday from t2 to o'clock there
will be baby clinic held I'm the
Humane offices In the courthouse.
on every Tuesday n clinic will be
held for babies I'm the Community
house in West Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
WOMEN AS TRICKSTERS
The Dear Things Have Learned Poll
tics 81 We'll That Nnlo
Crooks arc Ashamed.

DO the newry 'arranchised ais.
tcr8 know how ~ play politics?
Tell tho world they do
4 well-knOwn woman OF tho
south aldo ci.liod ON q ncighbor tho
other day. Naturally the small talk
turned on politics
II Just dread election day" said
the caller. AN the crowds about
the election places and everything.
And tho politicians are such com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Thnrsdny nrldgc Clnh.

Mrs Dan Hunt, jr, was hostess
Thursday TO the Bridge club which
meets on that day. ChryRtntho.
NUNS In their beauty ana pungent.
spicy fragrance adorned the parlors
confined IN deep vases. Top score
was made by Miss Ruth Fitzpatrick
and low score was made by Mrs.
Thomas A. Hunt. Mrs. Harold
Preston Of Jamestown, Now York.
was guest of the club. Miss Juliet
Hunt will entertain the club ut the
next meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
LEAGUE or NATIONS TEA.

This afternoon at gao O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs. Preston G. West,
1922 West 18TH street, there viii be a
tea for the ladies' Interested in the
league Of nations.
Addresses by Miss Elizabeth NJ
Hundlcv Of oklahoma city and Mr.
\. +. Moss OF Tulsa.
All who ore Interested In the
lcague are urged tn attend --AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Tho regular meeting ~ the Mac
cabcc club will bo hold Tuesday
october gG with Nra g. a Piper
IG27 Ela Uuuou street Mrs Eva
Uoll ana Mia Duu brooks viii be-
hDgtcgFCR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

Niw Florence Ulackmor" will h"
hostess to 30 Of her girl friends on
Irl1uv evening IN the home ~ her
ryrcuts. Mr. and Mrs Robert VI.
Uackmoro. the event being In honor
OF An lIpllowS Eve.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Luncheon Courtesy

Mrs. Charles 4. Guy ~ entertaining
NJ luncheon today hororinR Mrs.
Walter Glassco and Mrs Frederic
Horner, guests OF Mrs. David L.
Kramer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
AhtclOlkn Club.

Mrs, Clarence Orman was hostess
Tuesday to mem hcrs Of the Ahtelokn
club. Mrs. Maurice Mace was a
special guest on the occasion. The
roll call was responded TO hy current
events which were unusually inter
estlng. The program was; piano
number, Mrs. l.. A. Felt: reading.
Mrs. Forest Wolch. \ social hour
, followed when Mrs. Orman, assisted
by Mrs, Magoc, served luncheon.
! Halloween decorations fnrcastcd the
season near by and dainty favors I'm
this motif were presented each
guest.
Honors Newspaper Women.
The Tulsa Drama league mt It's
recont mnellng elccted Mlsana Snrn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

] thanh Thco. God. for tho perfect
night.
The crown - perfect day
As the sunset foil In lis glowing light
And the dear day passed pwny
Tho calm moon roso IN the eastern
sky,
While tho stars came, ono by ono.
And / hadc farwoll 10 the vanished
day,
with It's mission OF service done
Selected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23

PRAYER 80 the wiro which connects
our Instruments 20 battery.
God waits with ulI We would collect
II we connect bui perfectly
The power is thutci Tho gifts are
free,
And it ] lack--its rests with mo.
u is that 7 know not CODE plan
TO rive Iu answer 10 our plon,
Then. shall lie give, whom 'tis not
agLpd2
No, n&E and aFl, right earnestly,
For JcuHu said. Ask, twin Boz given
And s"ril..thcn find the way 10
heaven"
pMnnhn A Nl.luL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Personal Mention

Mrs. L. a. Smith OF 1905 South
Cincinnati avenue lett Friday for
Dallas to Join MIR. Smith and TO
spend few days attending the
fair.
Mrs. James Warner OF Augusta,
Kan, and Mr. .. T. stout Of Bcggs,
OKLA, were guests ~ Mrs s. w.
Emery l22S North Main street, on
"Wednesday and ThuradaY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
Practically Our Entire Stock Is In
cluded in This Event

Beautiful new styles in an assort-
ment so large that every woman's
preference can be met. Plain and
fur trimmed models in every new
color and fabric.
Suits that sold up to $6o.50. $49.75
Suits that sold up to $500 $64.75
Suits that sold up to $125.00, $9S.75
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
10000 MOSKALI w A
POD MLAWA.
Warszawa, 19. sierpnia.

Warszawa, 19. sierpnia. -
Warszawa uratowana. Wielka
kontrofensywa polska rozwija sic
pomy$lnie W dalszym ciagu
wzdluz calego frontu. Wojska
polskie pra Moskali ma po}noc
ma pofudnie Cd Warszawy. Armia
polska przeszia cd akcyi obronnej
do zaczepnej. OptymiSci przewi-
duja W kr6tkim czasie kompletna
Neske armii bolszewickiej i zaje-
Gle pozycyi przez Armie Polska
ktore zajmowala do swego cd
wrotu.
IA odcinku p6lnocnym kawa--
lerya polska szybkim ruchem cd
ciela 10000 Moskali, operujacych
Ia zachod Cd linii kolejowej
Warszawa : Gdansk, w poblizu
Navy. Manewr ten otwiera Po-
axiom bezpoSrednia komunikacye
: Gdanskiem przez MIawe.
Lotnicy polscy donosza, re
wojska bolszewickie sa W bezna-
dziejnym nieiadzie i usiluja wyr-
wac sic Z puiapki przez wazkie
wyjScie ma pohrdnie Cd Navy,
jezeli wogole to i'm sic uda. Po-
lacy So pewni, re Moskale z pu=
iapki tel sic ME wydostana. Ma
poludnio-wschod Polacy posuneli
sic naprzod zajmujac Nowo-
Minsk, Kaluszyn ! Lukow. Ruch
ten zagraza flank dywizyi bolsze-
wickiej, ktora operuje okolo Ra-
dzymina a jednoczesnie zagraza
armii, znajdujacej sic wprost ma
wsch6d Cd Warszawy. Jezeli kiln
polski posunie sic dalej, to Mo-
Skale beda zmuszeni do szybkiej
uciecZki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
kich wogole, ktdrzy kochaj2 Pol
ske i czuj4 sic PoIAkam!.
Rada Uni w Rzezalniach:
Alexis. Nielubowsb. prcz.
St. Skwarczyisla,
St. Kleeharmer,
Fr. Synowiec.
30 WSZYSTKICH MARSHAL
KoW ~ZJEDNOCZENIA.
CRUP wv. I TOWARZYSTW
MA

" nicdzicle pc poSudntu Ego
>icrpnia 1920 odbedzic sic Pc
c,l,6d w Sr6dmicsciu azeby z2do
kumentowac pred narodcm anC
:vkanskim nasza niczcm ME ia
m.ana wiare w przyszloSt N"Io'
du Polskiego.
\ vice n;nicjSzcm zawladanlia
Sc wSzvstkich Marszaik1w pc.
.zczcg6lnych Towarzystw lied
roczenia. Grup Zwiazkowych !
vog6lc wszystkich Towarzystw
in NIlodziankowie, ably byli O.
bccnymi ia posiedzcnlu W plqtck
dnia 2ogo sierpnia, 1920. w SAT
rarafialnej E6g Superior i 5icker'
dixie O godzinie 7:30 wicczorcm
cclem uiozenia pochodu, azeby-
slrv Z M}odziankowa staneli Ca
Ia sila ma plac wyznaczony przez
gMwnego Marszafka pochodu.
lest obowiazkiem kaEdego Mai
Szalka bye obecnym ne ter.
posiedzeniu.
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

p~rzeml0wif personal---very. dele
gacyi bolszcwickiej Daniszcw-
ski, zaznaczajac, re Rosya usza-
mule niepodlcglo5G Polski i jcj
prawa suwcrenne, oraz jej prawo
"kreslenia II siebie tormy rzqdu.
.,Rosya przyznaJe Polscc lepaze
GRANGE nlz te okreSione przez a
llantoW, lccz RoSya musl zqdac
cd wlascicieli zicmsklch gwaran-
cyl. zabezpieczaiqCych "a cd alta
koW &c strony Polsk1, SWarancyl
takich Ro>ya ME Wy'na%af1Dy %
rzqdu robotniczo . wfoaclarnSE1c-
go. (CiekaWe! Przyp. Rcd.)
Delcgaci polscy zapr"pon"wa-
Ii zwolanie nastepne%o po>ledzc-
MIA ma 10 sierpnia. lccz dclegacl
bolszewiccy nalcgali ia lSSo, IA
co Polacy sic zgodzili.
Londyn, 10. sierpnia. - Poko-
iowa dclcgacya boISzeW1cNa otrzy
ma}a ~lnstrukcyc co do pe'neSo Ii
mania nacyonaIneJ egzyStencyl
t'olski i mcmieszanla sic abso!ut-
ME W weWnetrznc spraWy IoISkl.
Warunki pokojowe zostaly opubi'
kowanc przez delegation DoIS%c-
wickich, albowiem DanlSzcWSkIl,
wyrazif sig: ,,konterenc!a Wlnna
bye jawnq, a ME tajn4, jak kon-
icrencva wersalska, ktorej my mic
many zamiaru naSladowac. My
L uwagq wysluchamy wszelklch
argumentuW pOlSklCh |, tTzEina--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
Do OgoIu Polskiego
W Town Of Lake.
/acni Rodacy!

/acni Rodacy!
" ciezkich cIwilach. jake ma
rod poIski przcchodzi, okazulc sic,
IL obecnic mic many wieceJ PREY
iuciUl i na nikogo ME mozemy Il
czyt. jak tylko ma Sickic samych
okazujc SIG / tw ma wychodztwle,
lc wrogowie naSi dzialaja pre-
civ nam, iak to miaio mlejSce W
niedziele. 15go Sicrpnia, br., gdy
W oStatnicj chwili odmowlond
nam miejSca W ,,Cornell parku,'
" kt0rym miaIo sig odbyc manlle
stacya d~zielnicy ~naszej. " lynne
dniu ChicagoSka I'cderacya Pra-
cy wypowiedziala sic przeclw Ca
lcmu narodowi Polskiemu, re ME
uznaje na<zej demokratycznej
Polski. a. tn W tych chwilach bo-
hatcrzv naSi ia ironcic zastawla-
ia swa 'piersiq SERGE Polski, War
>zawe! 4 wszyStkie stany / stron-
a;ctwa zlaczyiy sic, ably wspolnie
bronic zicm naszych. Wobec togo
zwolujcmy wszystkie zueSzenl1
polSkie w dzielnicy ma Wspotny
protest przeciwko Amerykansk1eJ
i'ederacyi Piracy i komisaryatowl
rarkowemu W Chicago. NzyWa--
nv was do wsp6lnej akcyi. ME-
chat ME zabraknic was bracla l.
nisci. kt6rzy nalezycic do Fedora
cyl. ably wasz protest odnIosS Sku
tex. wzywamy Zwiqzkowe gmlny
towarzystwa Iicdnoczcnla, Soko-
low Glory Spicwaczc / wszvst--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

niedziele W komuaikacie sztabu
boIszcwickicso W Whine, gdzis
odbyiy sic wielkie maniiest0cye
bolszcwickic takie same mamie
stacye odbyIy sic W Hownie,
WiadomoSt te correspondents IL
mesa p~rzeslai do LondynH,
przyjmujqc ia bexkrytyczTie ze
zr0dia bolszcwick!cgo. tS4dzlmy,
zc ma przy>zIa niedziclc bolszcwi-
ty brdq micli wieccj powodow do
.,~ucicclIy,'. Irzyp. Rcd.J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
Komitet.
BACZNOSC'

polscy robotnicy krawieccy. pracu]a
cy PREY spodniach, a wchodzacych "
sklad uni Amalg. Clothing Workers
Posiedzenie cdbedzie sic W piatek
dnia 20go lipca. O godzinie $50 vie
czor. " maiej sail Nv. Polek. Spra-
Wy dosyt wazne. ObecnoSc kasza jest
kOnieczna. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
DO NIEDZIELI POLSKA 20
STANIE oCZYSZCZoNA Cd


Warszawa, 19. sierpnia. - Pol
skie ko}a militarne So zadowolonc
Z postepu armii polskiej, jaki 20
stai dokonany W ciagu ostatnich
trzech dni. Przedstawiciele pol
skiego sztabu generalnego wyra-
zaj2 nadzieje. re akcya ma ziemi
Folskiej zostanie zakonczona W
niedziele wieczorem i bolszewicy
nietylko, re zostana wyparci z zie
mi poIskiej, lecz ami jeden bolsze-
wik Z osaczonych oddzialow ME
ujdzie.
Armia polska Cd poinocy wrzy-
Ia sic klinem W linie bolszewicka
ma po{noco-zachod Cd Warsza-
Wy. Ma pofudnio-wschod cd
Warszawy wojSka polskie posu-
ney sic W przeclagu a godzln o
= mil. LIMA frontu polskiego
biegnie obecnie przez Pionsk, Gle
chanow, Puftusk, Serock, Nowo-
Mih$k, Kaiuszyn, Siedlce i Biale.
Ma froncie poinocnym gen. ST.
korski wziai do niewoli 1000 bol-
Szewikow. Hose jencow, wzietych
ma froncie Srodkowym ME zosta(a
jeszcze dotad obliczona. Sytuacya
"a froncie po4udniowym Jest po-
mySlna i Lwow obecnie ME Jest
juz W zadnem niebe1pieczen-
stwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
NIEMIECKIE ZABURZENIA
MA GoRNYM SLASKU.

Berlin, l9. sierpnia. - Podczas
ulicznej walk pomiedzy wojska-
mi francuskiemi i Niemcami 20
Niemcow zostaIo zabitych. 20
~stronie francuskiej pablo 9 zol-
merry. Incydent wynik} wsku--
tex b~rutalnego zachowania sic
kolorowych wojSk francuskich
wzgledem kobiet i ~dzicwczat. "
zajSciu tenn podobno brazil udzial
Polacv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

pogioskom o wrogim stosunku
Dmowskiego wzgledem rzadu ko-
alicyjnego. Niedawno premier
mial d}usa rozmowe Z Dmow-
skim i p~odkreSla, re 'ruch(?) ma
czele ktorego stoi DmowSki jest
przyjazny wzgledem rzadu. Mi
mister spraw zagranicznych ksia,
re Sapieha, zawiadomil poselstwa
cudzoziemskie, re wSzelkie via
domo5ci o jakims wrogiem wysta-
.pieniu Dmowskiego So bez lad
nych podStaw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
RACZNOSC',

Unia Maszynistow Lokal lis be
dzie miaIo wazne zebranie W sail
Ziednoczenia, Augusta i Milwaukee
Y dzisiaj o godzinie Sci wleczo'
rem. Wszyscy czionkowie powinni
hyr ohptni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

slagneli Juz powazne rezultaty,
klucz obrony Warszawy, wildly
REX Narwi i Bugu, z~najduja sic
iuz w rekach polskich, albowiem
Serook i Puftusk zostaiy zajete,
Wojska pOlskie posuwaja sic szyb
ko W kierunku Navy, zmuszajac
wojska bolszewickie pod Toru--
MEM i Plockiem do szybkiego 3D.
wrotu. Manewr ten oczySci zupel-
ME linie kolejowa pomiedzy War
szawa i GdanSkiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
BERLIN o POWODZENIACH
POLSKICH.

Berlin, -. iserpnia. - Z Pc,
mania donsza teleionicznie. IL
Polacy wyparli Mo>kali Il kilo-
metrow poza Wisle. L Kr0lewca
donosza, re kontratak polSki cd
Ciechanowa wzdiuz linii Modlin,
Plonsk rozwija sic pomyslnic.
PROXY bolSzewickie przckroezenia
Wisiy pod Deblinem zostaly IT,
daremnione i Polacy przcSzli do
kontrakcyi ma poludnio-wSch0i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

SHY zosta}y skoncentrowane ma
froncie zachodnim.. Ma froncie
pohudniowym pozostawiliSmy tvl
ko lyle wojska, lie byto potrzeba
do powstrzymyWania nieprzyja--
ciela."
w kohcu swej mowy Trocki
zwroci} sic L ape!em do Rosyan
by wstepowali do czerwoncj ar
nil ma o%chotnika. albowiem po--
trzebne So wieksze SHY ia ironcic
poiudniowvm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
DO
Stall SIZE DO NIEWOLI.

Warszawa, 10. sierpnia. a
wiator bolszewicki, ktory wyleciaI
wczoraj z BrzeScia celem wizyta-
Cyl czo}owych Pozycyi, wylado--
wal ma tyiach wojsk polskich,
ktore szybko ~posuwaja sic ma
wSchod. Lotnik zostai wziety do
r;ewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
K ODPARCI so MIL
Ma WSCHoD.

Paryz, 10. sierpnia. - Armia
Polska definitywnic p~rzeszla jul
do wielkiej ofensywy ma obu
skrzydiach. Pierwszy Gel ofensy-
Wy zostai osiagniety. Obecnie
Polacy przygotowuja sic do no
Wego ataku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
POLSKI KAP~LAN-BOHATER
CINE SMIERCIA WALEcZ--
NYCH POD

'oAS"o Ave. SASAt
dy podczas gwahownego ataku
wojsk polskich pod Radzyminem
oficerowie czosowego oddziaiu
padli w bolu. wtedy kapan polski,
ks. Ignacy Korupka, objat ma
tychmiast dowodztwo mad oddzia
lem i z krzyzem W reku w szatach
koScielnych poprowadzis go dalej
W boj, lecz kula wraza ME oszcze-
dziia bohatera i padl on przeszyty
ma piacu boiu. Bolszewicy roz-
wScieczeni niepowodzeniem dobi-
Ii smiertelnie rannego ksiedza
bagretami.
Pogrzeb bohatera odbys sic z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
KOMUNIKACYA z GDAN-
SKIEM PREF MLAWE


Paryz, 10. sierpnia. - Korytarz
gdanski jest juz zupeinie oczysz-
czony cd bolszewikow i bezpo-
Srednia komunikacya z Gdan-
skiem przez M'awe zostala usta-
Iona. Nasielsk, Ciechanow i Mia
wa zostaiy zajete Przez wojska
polskie, tax re armia bolszewicka,
znajdujaca sic ma zachod, dostala
sic W pulapke, z ktorej prawdo--
p~odobnie ME wyjdzie. Liczba jen-
cow bolszewickich wzieta pod Sc
rockiem Jest wieIka.
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