davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan

Trend Of the Times. by Professor WI
liam 3 Guthrie. Ph. D. at Wadlelgh
Hish school. 1l5th street near Seventh
Avenue
Nitrogen" by ". 7 Estsbrook. Ph. n. at
Stuyvesant High school. Fifteenth street
west Of First Avenue.
''Lafavette National Party and It's French
Traditions" by Miss clio Chilcott. AZ
Puhlic School G6. EiGhtv-eighth Street
east OF First Avenue. Stereoptl views
some American Composers ana Poets.
by Miss Sally HaWllr at Public school
ls2, ls-t street and Maasworth Ave
"sun5cct To BE Anncuncea." by William
h r. nst. AZ American Museum OF Nat
ural History. Seventy-seVenth street and
Central Park West
Merchant Aayenturers and the Pilgrims
ot the Mayfowcr' by J. Wilder Fal--
bank. AZ Metropolitan Temple. seventh
Avenue ant Fourteenth street Siere-
opticon views
THE efficient Ciuson." hy Samuel ".
Patterson ih u a. Pubic school Fs.
lssth street 'iadley and relleg avenues.
the T~onN.
The Growth OF American Music In tho
Last Fth5 Neara.' by Miss Mara j..
Cam ct Public school se .e7,h
Street ,ld NuN Avenue the Bronx.
American Mar Songs of Yesterday and
To-day Ay Ms Nertha Hirsch. NJ -
Anseim's HAL, linton Avenue near l55th
st, the Bronx. illustrated by WAT and
yatr uflc SONGS.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
S373,53O Collected in Day
for Amherst Centennial Cift

SIX dozen team workers. organized to
conduct the New York drive for 49,.
00Q,O00 centennial gift for Amherst
College, yesterday reported contribu-
tons totaiing S373,530 as the result Of
the first days canvass. The biggest
item in the first days work was con-
trlbution of S250,000 from Arthur Cur
tlss James, who was graduated from
Amherst in 1889.
New York's share in the s3.O0o,0O0
gift is TO be $l,75o,Oo0, and Amherst
men are expected TO pledge this amount
before the end of the current week.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
.IANfES Z DIME

James ?. Dunne. a court stenographer
for more than twenty years. died Of
apopeXy yesterday in his home. ls1
Prospect Park West, Brooklyn. He was
forty Eight years Old For several
months he had been assigned to the
Municipal Claims Court. He is sur
vIved by his mother
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
MRS. MARY BA\TZ

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y, Nov. %.
Mrs. Mary Bantz. siN5y-six years Old,
one Of the eity's Oldest residents, died
IN the Mount Vernon Hospital to-day
after long illness. She is said to
have lived sixty-four years AT the 1876
Franklin Avenue DWELLING now occu-
pied by her husband. William, one
aaughter .nd four SONS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

l. l., viii give luncheon at Delmon-
ico's. December Ia, Afterward her
guests, about forty, will play bridge
The first of the Alumnn Dances, in
charge Of Miss A X Robinson. viii
be held at the Ritz Carlton December
SO On the commit ttee are Mrs. Good
hue Livingston, Mrs. J Magec Els
worth, Mrs. SOLVER Gould Jennings
Mrs. Moses Taylor. Mrs. John Henry
hammond, Mrs. John T. Pratt, Mrs.
John II. Prentice, Ms. Eugene s.
Reynal, Mrs. William {. Io.tel. Mrs.
William K Vanderbilt I'd. Clarercc
Mackay and 7. Stuyvesant Pillet
Several small and informal dinners
we're given last evening at the RI
Carlton. Miss Katherine Mackay en-
tertained party Of ten. Mrs. Martln
Nogcl had dinner for her sister,
Lady Henry; Mrs. Morton l.. Schwartz
gave dinner there, as did Mrs. Henry
Dougherty.
Mrs. Cyril P. Dusmore gave dinner
last Night at her home. $50 Park Ave
nue., and later took her guests to the
Plymouth Theater.
Miss Frederica Rhinelandcr. -daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newtoid
Rhinelander. viii be married to Harold
Morton Landon Saturday in the Cathc-
dral of s. John the Divine. The cere-
mony Will be followed by a reception
and breakfast at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Rhinelander, 20 East Eighty
fourth Street.
A rummage sale for the benefit Of st.
Agnes-s Day Nursery viii be held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, az ~
West Eleventh Street Among the
women interested are Mrs. Robert
Livingston, Mrs. Rita Lydig. Mrs
George (. Turnure. Mrs Joseph S.
Auerbach. Mrs. Ernest Flagg, Mrs.
Martin Nogel and Mrs. George Eth
ridge.
Mrs. Richard Stevens will give
dinner at the Hotel st. Regis Deccm-
her II and viii take her guests later
to the dance which Mrs. Belmont If-
fany is giving at the Ritz-Carlton for
her niece, Miss Mary Cameron.
Nr. and Mrs. Junius s MORGAN have
returned to 80 East Thirty-siXth Street
for the winter from their country
place at Locust Valley, L. !.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Burr have
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
SOLOMON II. MARSHALL

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. 29.-Solo
mon H. Marshall, father Of Henry W.
Marshall publisher of The Lafayette
Journal-Courier and former Speaker Of
the Indiana House Of Repre- sentatives,
is dead at his home at Montmorency.
west Of here, at the age of ninety-one
wears
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
LIKE NuIIAAI DOYLE

PORT CHESTER, \. Y. Nov. %
Luke William Doyle. ffty-two years
Old, an inventor Of several widely used
BARRIERS articles. died here to-day.
Doyle had been the proprietor of bar
Der shops IN this city for twenty-seven
years. He was native Of Montreal
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
German Ex-Emnress Better

D0ORN, Holland. Nov. oo-The for
mer German Empress Augusta Vic
tc ria, whose illness from heart at
tack took turn for the worse yester-
day, was reported better by her phys
cans this morning. The ex-Empress,
4 was said, had passed a good night.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
MARRIED
sIF<RN-n>BO

saturday Novera-
hor .. az Calvary 'hIrch. summit
\ !. by ne Rev ovid Kinsoiv'ns.
A'lce darghter of Mr and Mrs William
awis Osborn. 10 Vernon Seton Henry.
son az the late Mr and MIS-. Charles
ION Henry
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum Of Natural History. ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. admission
free.
Geological Park. admission Sre-
Van Cortiandt Park Museum: admission
Aquarium: admission free.
Costume bazaar Of ,he Daughters of the
Imperial oreer II the British Empire
to celebrate the tercent=nary Of The land
ing Of the Pilgrims. Hotel Pennsylvania
30 O'Clock
Luncheon OF the i wish Women's Relief
Association, Hotel McAipin. ! o'clock.
Exhibition by she American Federation of
Asts Of Prints in color and photographs
for home decoration. 80 East Twenty
second Street. ali day.
Lecture bv Dhan Gopal Muhcrji % The
iceal Of Life and Earth. Pari- Thcater,
II clock
Luncheon Of the Cotton Fisheries Asso-
cation, Hotel Pennsylvania, O'Clock
Luncheon Of the National Garment Re
tsilers' Association Waldorf Astoria.
u 30 O'Clock.
Lecture by David snedden on "Cont!nua-
ton schools Of New York at meeting
of the public education committee Of
tic Women Municipal League. Il East
dor,y-siSth Street o'clock.
Lecture By John Wills Weeks on New
lork City in the Colonial Dsys." Brook
yn Institute OF Arts tni Sciences Acad-
cny Of Mgsic. clock.
Meeting o, ,he Dante League OF America
National Arts cub. - Granercy park.
clock.
NIGHT
Lecture by J. J. Genthner on Current
Events Vest Side Y. Vi. c. A. 3ls West
{4fty-sevenih Street. $50 clock.
Lecture hy Professor edward A Ross on
-The Man-Made Word" Cooper Union.
o'clock.
Lecture by John HAYNES Holmes on eFrol4
Aut0cracy TO l)euocrac1 n Industry
Park View Palace. 1ioth Street ana
Firth Avenue. $50 clocll.
Meeting III The University Forum OF Amer
O'Clock. Professor Louis H. ChaNf VIA
speak on "paroe and Have Long
Dinner Of the $. Andrews Society. Wal
d.rf- Astoria. : o'cloca-
Lecture hy Margaret sanger on Is MAJ
Temple East Fourteenth street ana Sec
ond Avenue. i5 0'c.5ck. under he aus
lie-s of The Fine Arts Guild.
Annual meeting # the New England So
ciefy. Waldorf Astoria. O'Clock.
Meeting Of the Nal Street Worla.l's CLUB.
Meeting of the Traf-- Club. 34s Broadway,
o'clock.
Lecture b. Joseph Cannon on Socialism
and tho Labor PfoDl~rn. l'ilgriIN Hall
Broad way Tahcruacle broadway and
lecture by Harend-anath Maitra on The
EQlcs OF India 20 West I.fl y-seVe1rh q
street. SIS o'clock.
supper and dance os the former members
OF the Eleventh Eng!neers. Hotel Penn
Lecture ty Frank Alvah Parsons on The
Meaning ant Value OF At aua Prsire -
and Social LIE" Brooklyn Institute of
Arts and Sciences, Acade.ny Of Muse,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

lIr. and Mrs. Junus s. MORGAN have
returned to 80 East Thirty-sixth Street
for the winter from their country
place at Locust Valley, L. ].
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

DlCkMtN-At her residence. IN Peel.s-
XIII, \. y. November p. Kate pyck-
man onee Anderson. wife e Walter p.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Mrs. Richard Stevens will give
dinner al the Hotel st. Regis Deccm-
her II and viii take her guests later
to the dance which Mrs. Belmont If-
fany is giving at the Ritz-Carlton for
her niece, Miss Mary Cameron.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

American Museum Of Natural History. ad-
mission free
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. admission
geological PARK: admission free
Van cort'andt Park Museum. admission
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs William II. Burr have
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

tOHN-At her residence. Spring VALLEY.
Y. Ella wife of the late Francis
Cory. funeral services Tuesday No
veinher SO at : o'clock at the hillside
N---.t-rA NM. harflrA- y j
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
IGIEY- suddenlv- Novernhe- Il !

al IHLEY-Suddenly. November q. 1920
Marguerite + Cuisiey. beloved daughtes
ot Mrs Nary A. Quigley (nee Ahern
neral Tuesday. 10:45 a. nl- from her late
residence, 24os University av.. thence to
s. Patrick Cathedral, where d solemn
requiem mass VIII be offered at II 30
lnterInent Gates OF Heaven Cemetery.
Automobile cortege.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
O,CONNoK-At 4ls reslaerce. 90 Broa.
PEiKC Z

PtiKCF-on saturday Novernber p. !
Providence X. J., Nary :. Peirce. wisoy
Of Dr Henry r Ieirce OF New Yora
Funeral services a. Woo7lawn Chauo
New YORK on TUESDAY. November 20
O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

rs. Robert Ralston Crosby, of Islip,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
DEATHS

B,' NERr Caroline. OH Nov-r1bc- =.
1o2o sua4enly II her residence. 245s
broadway. willow of thc late Iser 1ra
baumert Funeral Wednesday, Dccs'.-
B,+.s.. r,.,. -,.. ","'e q ,,,.,.' ,ts..
av. who're q solemn rtQGi.rr mass wiz
BE- offered tor TIE rs pose uf her soul. 20
fa. Automobile cortege
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
Zwycieskim Sxlakiem.

szej grupy radzimiiskiej, skupia
ME sill nieprzyjacielskich W celu
dokonania nam dywersyi rozpra-
sza wiaSnie ciezka artylerya.
Niebawem jej zawtoruja wrza-
skliwie huczace polowe armaty.
Ma drodze spotyksmy dowodce
Edywizyi litewsko : biaioruskiej
gen. Rzatkowskiego. w trosce o
los dziennikarzy warszawsklch
przestrzega troche pred wjaz--
dem do miaSta - ale ostatecznie
zezwala.
Niebawem zostawiamy auto,
DO szofer uznaje, re dalej jcchac
mogloby bye ryzykowne / per pc
dcs apostolorum idziemy do mia
sta.
Radbym ~wszystkich, ktorzy
maja jakiekolwiek sympatye do
komunizmu, wyslac do miasta, w
Ntorem bolszewicy goScili. Pre-
konaliby sic naocznie, CO macy
,,wolnoSc:" ! ,;kultura", jake, oni
1t SODA niosa.
Blyskawica przyszty mi wspo-
mnienia miast i miasteczek ukra-
ihskich: rozbity i zniszczony Ii
.tvi, cmentarna Winnica, wylek-
niony i ziejacy przeklehstwem
kij6w...
Maszyna kolejki mareckiej war
czy, przesuwa wozy, do kt6rych
znosza rannych. Naprzeciwko
piekny dom, W kt6rym miescil sic
.jakiS urzqd; ma jego murach Wi
dzimy jakies ogioszenie recznem
pismem W jezyku rosyjskim. To
,.komendant goroda Radzimina
Stiepiek'" wydat IA BIN. obwiesz-
genie obowiazujqce. Nakazuje
przeto wszystkim wojskowym
zglosic sic do rejestracyi do logo
godz. 12tej, zaleca wszystkim u
wiadamiac go O szpiegach, naka-
zujc otworzyc sklePy, zakazuje
eresztowah, rekwizycyi / rewizyi
be- spccyalnego jego polecenia.
Aw rzeczywistoSci, do1ny opu-
~stoszale, jak opustoszaie niemal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
(Z WYCIEcZKI Ma FRoNT).

Tuz pred czwarta. Ruszamy
autem ciezarowem pod opieka
ppor. Kowalskiego ku Radzymi-
nowi, gdzie napor nieprzyjaciel-
ski byi najsilnieiszy.
JeSli oddziafywanie frontu Jest
slime w Warszawie, to TEN zyw-
see Jest ono 20 "a miastem. Me
u~stajace prace obronne, budowa
rowow; pEzewlekanie zasiek dru-
tenn, cisgie treny, wiozace zyw-
nose i amunicye, motorcykliSci i
konni kuryerzy lqcznikowi - O.
to. co vida uderza ma kazdym
kroku. Moznaby o tych obserwa-
cyach ! wrazeniech pisac wiele,
- ale ME zapominajmy, iak skwa-
~pliwie kazda wie$c dziennikarska
chwyta nieprzyjaciel.
Ia lasami Strugi w~ystrzela juz
komin cegielnf, a dalej ostre VIE
re koScielne w Radzyminie. Bag
niste taki Sciela sic dluga p1asz--
czyzna. Ma prawo Cd szosy las,
pod ostrym katem podchodzacy
ku szosie.
JesteSmy juz W sferze fronto-
wei. Mijamy pierwsze krzyze
Swiezo ociosane. Niedawno tn je-
szcze trwal BOZ. Oto wlaSnie W
uaszych oczach zajezdzaja ma Po-
la ciezkie dziaia. Dow6dca bate
ryi Sleepy mad mapami, jego "a
stepca wydaje juz rozkazy. Eva
wo laduja szrapnele W sardziel
armaty.
Gotowe! - melduje zastep;,
"a komendantowi.
- Niechaj ~jeszczc raz powto--
rzs! - polcca dowodca.
- Wojcicchu, prosze powto--
rye! - brzmi rozkaz.
Sierzant powtarza cyfry ode
sloSci i katow. Obsfuga dziala Cd
1ala sig odeh, ~fajerwcrker poci2-
"a iancuszek. Jcdno skinienie re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
w Radzyminie.

ki dow6dcy, blysk, hulk, oblok
dymu, swist, szybkie dobycie iu-
ski szrapnelowej - a dopiero pc
dobrej chwili echo wybuchu, Brit
talnie, mocno. basowo jeknie ar
mata, ably gdzieS o k~ilkanaScie XII
lometrow w szeregach nieprzyja-
cielskich wyw0tac popIoch i pre-
razit nieprzyjaciela.
.Radzymin Cd kilku dni Jest te-
renem zacietych walk. Wskutek
.systematycznego przegrupowania
naszych wojsk miedzy Bugiem a
Vista, armia nasza zmieniala po-
zycye przewaznie be- kontaktu
Tub PREY bardzo malym kontakcie
z nieprzyjacielem. Bolszewicy
zbyt ufni W swe silly, wzieli naszc
.przygotowania "a objaw zupeine-
so rozkiadu i sill ma WarSzawe
ma ~pewniaka. Byli przekonani maj
Swieciej, re najp6zniej 14go beda
w Warszawie. Dwie armic atako-
waiy rejon Radzymina.
|. w piqtek wieczorem Pc sill
nym ataku frontowym wdarli sic
do miasta, wypierajac nasze Cd
dziafy nieco ma zachod. Rachowa-
Ii, re w sobote podejda pod Pra-
sc, ale spotkaia ich przykra ME
spodzianka. DO zsraz nazajutrz
rano wypar4y ich L miasta 3D.
dzialy dywizyi litewsko bialoru-
skiej. w sobote popoludniu znow
opanowali Radzymin, skad ucie-
XII w nocy z niedzieli ma ponie-
dzialek. Ale jeSzcze, wczoraJ
wczesnym rankiem, choc naSi by
Il w mie5cie, bolszcwicy trzymali
sic W lasku ma prawo Cd szosy.
Ajax piechoty wyparl ich stam-
tad, a jednoczcSnie atak nasz Cd
rzucii ich "a rzcczke, bieSnac9 W
odlegloSci ) KIN. "a miastcm.
Chcac sparalizowac haszc po-
wodzcnie, bolszewicy podieli ruch
flankowy ma prawc skrzydlo ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

Papierosy move pa
pierosy zostaly zrobione
ola tych, co osadzaja paple-
rosa Z jego wygladu, Z jego
przyprawy, z jego smaku.
Spur'a nova p~rzyprawaznaj-
wyborniejSzych tureckich / a.
merykanskich tytoni dostar-
CA VAN tego dobrego tyto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
Bedziecie sic Rozk0sz0Wac lynn
PapierOsaml

niowego smaku. Spur'a maj
doskonalsze importowane BIZ
bulki, t~rzymajace sic razem
bez kleiu, czynia latwiejszem
ciagniecie dymu, powolniej-
seem palenie sic i lepiej wy
gladajacym papieros.
Pieniadz moze kupit
wszystko-co jest lepszem,
, LIGGETT & MEYERS TOBACCO co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

domu istne rumowisko. Szafy
puste, krzesla polamane, stoiy
rozbite. Ami zywej duszy. Ma gan
ku jeno siedziai czarny kot, jak
wspomnienie przesziosci.
MySlicie, re to tylko ulegly
zniszczeniu mieszkania opuszczo
ne? Mieszkania ,,burzujow'f Mic
szkania tylko - chrzescijahskie
Bynajmniej. Rabunkowi ulegl
caly Radzymin. Srodek miasta O.
box magistrate zupelnie spalony.
Magistrat Z wybitemi szybaml,
a wszystkie<eczy w~yniesione i
przygotowane do wywiezlcnia.
Me mieli jednak ~bolszeWicy IA
to czasu.
Wchodziiny do jakiejS hcrba--
ciarni ma rynku, jak sic okazal9,
zydowskicj. Talerze i szklahki
polite, krIcsla i ,6zka poiamanc,
szafF' opr6znione do cha, bilard
rozbity w drzazgi.
Me pozwolono nam nawet
zabraG strawy ola dzieci - mowi
nam wiaScicielka herbaciarni. -
Wyrzucono mas z domu i zakaza-
no nam SIG tn zjawiae.
Rabunek byi doszczetny.
" Zgiodniaie handy bolszewickie
grabiiy wszystko. Burmistrzowi
sciagnieto z palcow pierSeionki, Z
domow zabierano nietylko zyw-
nose, ale navel poSciel, ME mo-
WAC juz zgola o bieliznie i o O.
buwiu i ubraniu. To sciagano bez
pardonu. Wszelkie interwencye u
,,komandira", ktory pc polsku ME
rozumiaS, ale miai Polaka - po-
mocnika - byly naturalnie bez-
skuteczne.
Dzicz bolszewicka, ktora jada
kartofle niegotowane, zadawala
sic wszystkiem i niczego mic O.
szczedza. Oporu jcj Mkt stawiac
mic mogi.
W chwili odstepowania bolsze-
wicv zabraIi jake ,,zak}adnikcw'
micjscowego ksiedza i nauczycie-
la.
Brak czasu ME pozwala ia uje,
Gle wrazcn i szczcgoiowy opis
wycieczki.
Me mozna jcdnak mic wspom-
nice O walccznoSci zomierza, kto-
ry swa piersia bohaterska osla'
MIA stolice.
Ma jednym Z placow miano
wczoraj wicczorcm dekorowac 81
zasiuzonych krzyzami Nirtuti Mi
litari. Tylko k~oniecznoSt pobytu
geu. HalIcra ma innym odcinku
frontu mic pozwolita odbyc tel u
~roczystoSci. Podniosl to boha--
terstwo gen. Latinik, wskazujac,
&c odlywa duch rycerski w ma
szej armii, ktora nietylko ziamic
napor wroga, ale i wypedzi go Z
granic naszych.
Wtorowaiy jcgo siowom moe
ne salwy pol6wek. siane XII bar
barzyncom, co rabunkiem i og-
niem znacza swoj niezapomniany
pochod ku sercu Polski.
Bohatcrskiemu ~zoinicrzowi ma
ley SIG pomoc ofiarna re strony
spoteczeistwa. Jak iapczywie on
chwyta kazde drukowane slowo,
L .jaka Workmanship przyjmujc
kazdy podarek! Do5wiadczyly tc-
90 zapewne try panic Z p. Kie-
droniowa, kt6re L ramienia Siuz-
by Narodowcj przywiozly ola maj
bardziej potrzcbujacych podarki.
MgIy slaly sic pc rzyskach i
lqkach, gdySmy wracali. " ciem
nosci nocnej tenn krwawiej odbi-
!Gia SIG iulid PCLdIu ydNlSlo Ho9ES!
wioski.
CODY sic stale Z WarSzawe,
gdyby ona wpadia W rece tel hor-
dy?
Bolszewicy byli tax tego pew
nj, re poszczeg6lnym pukkom po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26
Z pobytu ~bolszewikow
" Radzyminie.

Z pobytu boiszewik6w W Ra-
dzyminie podano nam diva cha
rakterystyczne szczegofy, godne
upalnietnienia W kronice Yboha-
terskich czynow' czerwonoar,
miejcow. Dziez bolszewicka "a
jela miasto. Rozlazla sic tlumem
zgiodnialycll, ~obdartych marude-
row po ~wszystkich katach miaste
czka, wtargneia do domostw "a
micszkanycll, by zadac jadla i ma
poju, rozbiia mieszkania opusz--
~czonc, n1szczac sic ma wszystkiem
i rujnujac Z nicsfychanym sadyz-
mem.
JakaS grupa zo}nierzy bolsze~
wickich stanela pod pomnikien
Kosciuszki i zaczela sig zastana-
WAC, CODY uczynic Z tym w gra-
nicie kutytn bohaterem narodo-
wynn.
Ito kto poiskij heroj?' pyta-
Ii ludnosc polska, ktora zbiegla
sic ii stop pomnika bronit tel pa
tryotycznej zdoby miasta.
,Zrubat jewor' rozlegi sic CLOS
kulturalnego pioniera sowieckic-
60 iadu.
Ale miedzy zgromadzonq lud-
noScia znalazl SIG ktos sprytniej-
sly.
TO pomnik pierwszego pol
skiego rewolucyonisty, kt6ry W
cliopskiej sukmanie zrobii pier
wsze w Polsce p~owstanie" rzu-
Gil mowca zdyszanym glosem.
-, "A rewolucyoner? krestjah'
ski rewolucyoner? spytali zolnie-
RE bolszewiccy.
,,Da, da, da", wtorowala lud-
nose Z pospiechem. To przekonato
czerwono-armicjcow. Pomnik po-
zostawili calo, szanrjac pamiet
,,picrwszego rewo,ucyonisty" W
PolSce.
" kolacll micszkanc6w Radzy-
nina opowiadano mi, &c W sobo'
te popoludniu przyjechal do Ra,
dzymina automobilcm wysoki
dygnitarz bolszcwicki. Byl odzia'
ny w angicIskie french ubranie
miai ia ramieniu i ma czapcc. wiel,
ka, zIota gwiazde bolszewickq,
ma kabiskowatym nosic binoklc
LudnoSc rozpoznaia " obcym
ntwego cara Rosyi - Lejbe Tro
ckicgo. ,.Naczalnyj kamandir'
ITrockij pojechai automobilem
ia pozycye W otoczeniu wyzszych
sztabowc6w armii rosyjskiej, Po-
czem na ryr,ku W Radzyminie cd
byl ,~,ccrcle' Z wyiszcm ol,eer-
stwem. Obok Trockiego stai ma
rynku wysokiego wzrostu mez--
czyzna, O typowej formie i posta-
vie nicmicckiego junkra, W uni
formie oficera pruskiego z pulko-
wnikowskitni ga!onami i w pru-!
skicj pickelhaubie ma g}owie.
Ten sztabowiec niemiecki W
rozmowie z przypuszczalnym Tro
ckim, trzymal mape frontu pod
Warszawa i wskazujac parokrot-
ME ma pewiep punIt krzycza} Kill
kakrotnie z naciskiem:
,,Das muss man nehmen! Das
muss man nefmen!" Byf to zdaje
sic plan generalnego ataku na
Warszawe, do kt6rej Trocki mial
wjechac tryumfalnic W niedziele.
Bolszcwicy tax dalece pewni
byli sukccsu w walkact o Warsza
We, &c W rozkazach do poszczcs6l
nych dywizyi pulkdw, juz byly
wyznaczone kasarnie, kt6re dany
pulk ma zajac, a oficerom wyzna
Czono hotelc ma kwatcre.
Ma placu Saskim miaia sie'od-
bye tewia wojskowa, podczas kt6-
rel Trocki wraz L oficerami i de-
legatauli sowiet6w rosyjsLicl1, O.
raz w obecnoSci komunistow ,poI
skict" Radka, Marchlewskiego i
Dzicrzyhskiego, miat proklamo-
wac W Warszawie polski Rad So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-26

Mgly sIaIy sic pc ~rzyskach !
l2kach, gdySmy wracali. W ciem
nosci nocnej tenn krwawiej odbi-
jala sic luna pozaru jakiejs naszei
wioski.
CODY sig stalo Z WarSzawe,
gdyby ona wpadia W rece tel hor-
dy?
Bolszewicy byli tax tego pew
nj, ze poszczeg6lnym puskom po-
wyznaczali juz punkty do zakwa-
terowania sic. Ale te hordy pre-
dewszystkiem pohulaiyby ii mas.
Rzez Pragi, dokonana przez Su-
worowa, zbladiaby wobec orgii,
jakaby sprawili u mas zdziczali,
spragnieni i zgsodniali barbarzyh
cy. =
Ale Warszawa stanie sic ich
grobem. Wytezy wszystkie swo-
je silly ably wsposdzialaG Z armia.
Dobedzie ostatniego wysiiku, a.
by ii BRAN stolicy robbie zakale
Xxx wieku.
y II. WierzYnski.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-04
The Negro's Case
Race Antagonism Analysed
by MIR. Selignann

YER since the Civil War Amer
r. lea has been confronted with
difficult and complicated race
problem. Prior to 1865 the relations
between negroes and white men were
simply, If not Justly, determined by
the institution of slavery. Since that
time the black mans status has been
associated with many anomalies and
contradictions. The efforts of the
radical majority in Congress during
the reconstruction days to give the
negro full political equality broke down
before the determined. resistance of
the Ku-klux Klan and similar organi-
cations. AS result the Southern ne
groes, while freed from slavery, were
subjected to crushing burden of
legal, social and economic disabilities.
That the race problem is by no means
confined to the South is abundantly
demonstrated by the riots last year in
Washington, Chicago and Omaha, and
by the recent lyachings in Duluth. The
migration OF large numbers of negroes
to the North, their entrance into in
dustrial. pursuits, w;dens tue field of
possible sacs clashes. ,iIn this co0uec-
New-York tribune., 1920-07-04

statesman save Alexander Hamilton
has had to cope with so great a task
with such small resources as he could
command when he framed his plans to
Nft the nation out of bankruptcy"
Lacking space for an extended re-
view, we will state that this biographv
gives the drama, the romantic ele-
ments Of Hamilton's life, flashing
against the massive background of his
participation in the struggle to estab
llsh the United States. His contests
with John Adams, jefferson, Madison.
Burr and with lesser lights are all
made clear as to causes and to effects
on the main trend of national move
ments. AS to THE Federalist," we
merely quote from an Englishman, D.
P. Heatley, who says, in his lately
published Diplomacy and the Study
Of international Relations" that "there
is no British work on politics that will
better repay perusal and thought by
the British citizen of to-day than this
American political classic"