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The Washington times., 1920-04-02
MRS. LLOYD GEORGE AIDS
'UNWANTED BABY" CAUSE

LONDON. April Mrs. David
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She has decided, as the result Of
being approached for aid by many
mothers of unwanted babes. that the
best policy is to provide for their re-
moval from undesirable surroundings.
A fund has been opened for placing
them in public institutions and
homea
The Washington times., 1920-04-02
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
COL. RAYMOND ROBBINS
TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Col. Raymond Robbins of Chicago,
we'll known as a social economist, will
speak at the Shrine auditorium Fri
day evening, Oct. %, in the interest
Of the Republican candidates for presi-
dent and vice president.
The name Of Colonel Robin, is
familiar to labor men and women. He
has been identified with the labor
movement in an indirect way for
more than 20 years. During the war
he was sent to Russia as head of the
Am erican Red Cros~; n. ission. He came
back with interestinb and instructive
stories of the doings of the Bolsheviki.
He fell out with the Wilson admin
istration over matters leadi out of
his Russian mission.
1t will be interesting to know how
Colonel Robbins will treat the league
of nations in his defense of Senator
Harding. He is an eloquent speaker
and will be we'll worth hearing.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
MANY VOTERS AT
Home MEETINGS
Democratic WoInan's Club Hold.
Ing Series Of Neighbofhood
Meetings Throughout CITY,.

A number of meetings conducted
under the auspices Of the Democratic
Woman's Study club are being held
throughout the city. Mrs. M. B. Gull
lum, Mrs. H. ]. Grannis, Miss May
O'Connell, Mrs. H. P. Bjorge and Mrs.
L. A. Larson are the principal
speakers.
A meeting was held Monday eve-
ming at the residence Of John Jens-
void, $500 London Road. which was
largely attended by the women voters
Of the neighborhood. On Tuesday
evening an enthusiastic meeting was
held at the home Of Mrs. John Cloudy.
1923 Minnesota avenue, and on Thurs
day two meetings were held, one at
the home Of Mrs. J. Alfred Smith,
2152 Vermillion Road. and the other
at the home of Mrs. Alex Nisbett, 828
Lake avenue South.
Tonight, Friday, the women of the
central section of the city, particularly
those employed during the day, will
meet at the home of Mrs. NJ T. Sey-
mour, 100 West THIRD street.. The
chief speakers will BE: Mrs. M. B.
Cullum and Mrs. L. A. Larson.
On Monday. October rs. at p. M,
Mrs. Winona Stevens Abbott, Demo-
cratic chairman of the Hennepin
| county women's committee, will de-
| liver an address at the Public Library.
She will also speak at the Larry
Ho" meeting at Woodman hall on the
same evening.
! At all the home meetings the ma
chinery of voting is presented briefly
and the four amendments to the state
constitution are fully discussed, so
that the women voters may be able
to inform themselves on their i'm
! portance.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23

Earl w. Griffin is the labor can
didate for county commissioner in the
Third district which consists of that
portion of Duluth lying between
TIVE fifth avenue West and Central
avenue in West Duluth. His opponent
is the presnt incumbent, Walter Swan
strom.
Mr.. Griffin is a member of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen and serves as local
chairman of the North Pacific griev-
ance committee. He is respected by
his fellow members as we'll as by the
officials of the railroad to whom he
carries many grievances for the men.
Mr.. Griffin is conducting an ener-
getic campaign through the district.
He is advocating a county budget
system. He is not connected with any
real estate concern, nor is he inter-
ested in the real estate business. He
stands for the, introduction of up-to-
date methods in handling the county's
business.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
j.P. JOHNSON SAYS lie, >
DID: NOT OPPOSE union

]. Johnson, clerk of court and
candidate to succeed himself, In a let
ter to The Labor World states that
his attention. has been called to a
statement /that is being circulated
amongst labor organizations that he
is opposed to them and that he for
bade< any Of his employees to Join the
County and City Employees union.
II dislike to enter into contro-
versy Of this character" writes Mr..
johnson. but owe it in justice to
myself to brand such as a lie pure
and simple. l.; Of course, was in no
position to order any employ in this
Office to join union. and in talking
of the new union with my, employees,
I stated it was up to them to do what
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
RAILROAD MEETINGS FOR
UNION LABOR CANDIDATES

G. T. Lindsten of Minneapolis, rep
resenting the railroad brotherhoods
and other railroad labor organiza-
tons, has been conducting a series
of meetings at Willmar, Breckenridge,
D1lworth, East Grand Forks. Thief
River Falls and Crookston in the in.
terest Of union kabor's non-partisan
political campaign.
The Crookston meeting was at
tended by President E. G. Hall of the
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
The hall was packed and considerable
interest was shown in the campaign
Of the labor candidates.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23

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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
NON.UNIONIsTS STRIKE.

MOLINE, ILL.,. Oct: 21.-Employes
of a non-union printing establishment
in this city suspended work when they
were refused wage increases. They
threatened to join the union. and the
terrified manager saw visions Of being
forced to make other concessions and
concluded to 'let we'll enough alone"
After using the union as sclub to
win their increase the non-unionists
returned to work.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
FILIPTNOS OPPOSE JAps.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-According
to an Associated Press cable from
Manila, trade unionists in the Philip
pines are organizing campaign
against proposed legislation to admit
Japs and other Oriental laborers to
these islands. The Filipino workers
will have fourminute speakers make
addresses wherever crowds gather to
voice opposition to new Oriental i'm
migration.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23

they saw fit. Seven of them arc
members Of the union. which is pretty
good evidence of the falsitv Of the
story that is being circulated against
me. 4 am prepared to furnish affi-
davits from my employees that no such
statement was ever made by me.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23
SH|PSTEAD MEETING At
WOODMAN HALL THURSDAY

Tom Van Lear former mayor of
Minneapolis, and DR.. Henrik Ship
shead, farner-labor candidate for
governor who is running as an indie
pendent will be the principal speakers
at workers rally to be held at
Woodman hall, Twenty-fir avenue
West and First street next Thursday
evening; ::N>
The local committee is making ex-
tensive preparations for the rally and
a large attendance is expected.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23

COOPERS' STRIKE ENDS.
TEXAS CITY, Texas, Oct. 21.-
Coopers' union No. 1o2 has adjusted
It's strike and these craftsmen have
returned to work. :. f. ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-10-23

Congressman William l.. Carss will
address the Baraca class at the First
M. e. church, Sunday noon. An in
vitation is extended to every person
to attend. .~..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
NASI "AMERYKANIE".

Czytamy W .Kuryerze War
szawskim":
Pogodny sierpniowy poranek.
Wschodzqce sloncs rzuca swe
promienie ma Spiaca Warszawe.
Lecz my, sanitaryusze, juz jes-
teSmy w drodze do swego po-
sterunku. Zatrzymuje mnie PREY
dworcu wiedenskim szczegolny
obrazek: ma trotuarze ley kilku-
nastu zolnierzy i twardym snem
koja zmeczone sNve czionki.
- Kto wy ~jesteSeie? Pytam
pierwszego przebudzonego.
- My z Ameryki = odpowia-
da tegi o zdrowem a pieknem O.
bliczu kapral. My szukamy swe
go puIku, dis W nocy ~przybyw-
sly do Warszawy, do tego pulku
chcieIibySmy wr6ciG, jake ochot
niki. Zwolnieni z armii Hallera w
maju, ME zdazyliSmy wsiaSe na
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
mowski, Jan Moekicwicz, Adam

mowSki, Jan Moekicwiez, Adam
fIasner.
tPostaraicn sic umiescic icll w
kantynie (aleje Jerozplimskic
49}.. Otrzymali posiiek, po kt6-
rym z nieopisana radoscia opo-
wiadali, &c, nietylko swoje silly
oddaja Polsce, ale zwolaja z A
nleryki ,,swoich", by czempredzei
SILL Polsce ma ratunek. ,,Zycie cd
danny ,lecz przedtem bolszewikow
tysiacami wytiuczemy. Polska
must bye ,,nasza". TAX zapew-
NAL ochotnik = Polak z drugiej
poikuli. TAX brzmi dis wsze--
die ten okrzyk, i z ten haslem
ida ma BOZ zastepy naszych via
rusow.
Pred kilku dniami byfcm
Swiadkiem kopania rowow oko-
powych. Do tel czynnoSci zgio-
sill sic pracownicy gazowni war
szqwskiej Tysiac ochotnikow rwa
10 sic do piracy i W ciagu jednego
dnia wykopali try wiorsty TO-
WOW. ,Jak diugo, pytam, te Gym
nose wykonaliby najmici?" %,
prosze pana. oni by robili z piet
dni i jeszcze co dzicn kazaliby
sobie doplaeac. My to czynimy
honorowo, rece nam puchna, ale
Mkt nawet parry z ust ME puSci,
re mu sic ia robota przykrzy, '
Wszyscy, wszyscy robimy to do
browolnie ola obrony Warsza--
wy, a zarazem i Polski". A vic
dziec nalezy, re CT robotnicy, to
byi zywioi, ma ktory bolszewizn
juz k,adi swoja lape.
Wszyscy jednak ocaleli, DO
wszyscy dis Polacy, biedni i bo-
gael, zrozumieli, re bolszewizm
to rak, ktory stoczyiby caly or
ganizm i Polske ulozyiby do gro
II. Br.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

okret. gdy doszsy mas wiadomo-
Sci, Il bolszewiki napadaja ma
Polske. Biegniemy z powrotem,
poki nam sill starczy, ably stanat
do obrony ukochanej Polski.
Otto jak mowil robotnik = A
m~erykanin, a biia z tych slow ME
poza, lecz szlo przedziwne, jakiS
urok majace wolanie: nWezcie
mas z SODA, a Ivy W oczach
wzruszenie ma twarzy malowaiy
w calym ~majestacie te dusze pol
ska w jej szlachetnych pragnie-
mach. Tych dzielnych zuchow
byio ~. Oto ich nazwiska: Jan
Haczek, Adam Alajko, Adam No
wakowski, Jozef Sliwihski, Jan
Kaczul. Stefan Siowicki, Wiady
slaw Szulczarski, Bolesiaw Ga
bryel, Czeslaw Bisiowski, Stani-
shaw Czworak, Jan Slowik, %
zef Pawiowicz, Czesiaw Potocki,
Stanislaw Czaplicki, Jozef Sly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
RoSYJSCY
I

Gdy prowadzono przez Nowy
SWAT partye jehcow ma wi
dok tych eksczerwonoarmiejcow
rozlegSo sic Z chudnika wymysla-
ME w iezyku rosyjskim, Trzej 70
syanie bawi9cy w Warszawie,
|ujrzawszy czsonk6w najezdni-
czej armii bolszewickiej, zaczeli
'groznie ku MIN krzyczec:
Bestye! Vice was naresz-
Gle wzieto do niewoli! Wszyst-
kim wan nalczy sic niewola!
Lotry, Wywrotowcy! Bandyci!
Czego wy chcecie Cd tel spokoj-
nei i pracowitej Polski?
Pc co tutaj l~eziecie::! Kogo tn
chcecic uszczesliwiac czerwo-
ny terorem i pijana czerezwy-
czajka?! Bodajzescie przepadli
razem Z waszym rosyjskim pot
wornym socyalizmem, z vase
mi armiami piracy, z waszemi sa-
modzierzczymi %sowietami. z wa
s7em znacyonalizowaniem ko-
bet!
'Jehcy sill W milczeniu.
- Wstydze sic. re jestem wa
Sym rodakiem - woial oburzo
ny ACCOMPLISHMENTS nigdy
ME zmyta hahbe mel ojczyzny!
Jestescie euchnaca ropa zdrowe
go europejskiego. socyalizmu
Dzieki Najwyzszemu ma wyso-
kosciach, re marszaiek Pitsudski
zaczal was wymiatac swoia Una
komita artylerya! Och! Komen-
dant Piisudski nietylko Polski
broni! on broni pred waszymi
moralnemi pomyjami caiej Euro
py! on ocala kulture!
Tency sill re spuszczonemi
giovanni, a Rosyanin wciaz zlo-
rzeczyl, re osmielili sic targnqc
ma Warszawe. I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
Premier Wegierski hr.
Tisza 0 Polsce:

Ma posicdzeniu sejmu wegicr-
skicgo dn. p. lipca premier we
cierski hr. Tisza, wsrod wielkiej
owacyi tax sic wyrazis o Polsce;
,,DziS polozenie Europy jest zno-
W.T. narazone ma wielkie niebez-
pieczenstwo ma ziemiach pol
skich i ia sadie, &c mezowie stanu
zachodniej Europy przckonaja
sic, re lepiej, jezeli zaprzestana
tych el1spcrymentow, ktorymi pro
bowali pred poitora rokiem zata
mowac bolszewizm i lepiej by!o-
Ny, gdyby zastosowano energlcz
nieisze kroki. (Tak jest, tax jcst.)
Tam widzimy narod polski, kto
.ry byl naszym bratnim narodem
przez wieki w walce re Wscho-
dem. (Niech zyje Polska!) DIS
tax samo bratcrsko walcza, jak
walczyli lyle razy przeciw pre-
mocy w ciagu swojej historyi'
CTak Jest, tax jestD - My Z ma
sci strony niezmiernie zaiuje--
my. re ME mozemy i'm iSc z po-
mocq. Z n~aszej strony, co tylko
silly i znaczenia many w koneer-
Gle europeiskim, TAXA ska zada-
NY, ably Polska byto popierana
przcz Europe w interesie Pola-
k6w i ca,ej Europy, (zywe pota-
kiwania re wszystkich stron(.
Dyonizy Patacsi: To lezy W
in~tcrcsie calego swiata chrzesci-
jahskiego!
Hr. Tcleky: Przez wieki byli,
Smy przedmurzcm Europy /
chrzeScijahstwa. - tel walce
bedziemv wiernymi towarzysza-
mi Polak6w i my takze wszystko
zrobimy, ably to i ma Zachodzie by
10 przyznane i zebySmy wszyst-
kicmi sifami mogli i'm dac po--
moe. (Okrzyki: EljenN Ma
razie tylko moralnie mozemy to
robit, ale chetniebysmy rC1;li
irnym sposobem. (Tak jest, TAX
| jcstN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
I~nstrukcye rzqdu
sowietoW.

Jakich sposobow uzywajq boil
zewicy> dia szerzenias propagan-
dy swojej i zrewolucyonozowa-
MIA mas robotniczych, tego do
WOODEN So instrukcye, udzielone
przez moskiewska tczecia miedzy
narod6wke zagranicznytn ajen-
tom rzqdu sowictow.
Welding t~elegramow, nadcho-
dzacych z HeIsingforsu, instruk-
eye tie brzmia, jak nastepuje:
y Usilowac wszelkiemi mozll
we1ni sposobami zyc w zgodzie z
rzadami burzuazyjnymi, a W ra-
zie potrzeby udzielat i'm koncc-
syi W Rosy.
y Przedstwaciele rzadu sowie
tow "a granica, ME powinni kom
promitowaG sic przez protagan-
de bolszewicka'
y Staranie 70 to powierzone
Jest ajentom tajnym, zaleznym
cd przedstawicieli urzedowych i
otrzymujacym "a posrednictwem
tych przedstawicieli fundusze pc
trzebne ola akcyi.
4) Me spieszyc sic i dziaiac cd
powiednio do %stosunkow, pant
jqcych W danym kraju, w.yzysku
JAG jaknajobszcrnicj strony ssabe
danych rzadow.
81 SubwencyonoWac jaknajobfi
ciej zagranicznych robotnikow
strajkujacych i prase opozycyjne.
s. Wywoiywac rugby separa-
tystyczne.
y Organizowat ma szeroka ska
le emigracye do Rosyi robotni-
k6w. niezadowolonych re swych
rzqdow.
s. w razie potrzeby wywoly-
wac zatargi misdzynarodowe /
wojny i wyzyskiwaG je Ola agi-
tacyi przeciw radon, ossabiajac
zr6dia wytw6rczosci danego kra
ju.
81 w razie ~potrzcby ME cofaG
sic pred zamachami terorystycz
nymi.
l0) Przedewszystkicm usiio--
wac wszedzie zbolszewizowat TO
botnikow i oficyalistow kolejo-
wych, zaklad6w metalurgicznych
i aprowizacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

Choroby gardla. oPrzed dwu
dziestu szesciu laty cierpiaiem ma
chorobe gardlana, z ktorej cztery
butelki ORA. Piotra Gomozo cai-
kow;eie mrie uleczyio. Obecnie je
stem zdr6w" - pisze pan John n.
Sveningal z Orion, Alta. To stare
przcz Gas wyprobowane leka:--
stwo ziolowc oczyszcza krew i
odbudowuje organizm. Me jest
ono apteeznq medycyna. Pis2cie
do DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co., 2501 Washington Blvd, Chi
cago. III. (Ogi.)
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