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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Can't Tie Up q Ford.

Charlie Stimson, Lou Burton and &.
C. Pryor composed a fishing party to
the South Fork, leaving Saturday
night and returning Monday. While
on the return journey, their Ford car
struck boulder on the side Of the
road and demolished the hub of one
of the wheels. Did that stoy them?
No, sir. According to passerby, Mr..
Stimson found tin can, inserted it
where the hub used to be and came
home with flying colors. Mr.. Slim
son, however, declares that while
walking back to Banks to see if he
could get repairs, he found Ford
wheel on the roadside which had had
all the spokes knocked out, but the
hub was intact. He took the hub
back and soon had the damage repair
ed and reached home without further
mishap.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
MeHais Speaks Here.

Ray McHAig, state organizer of the
Nonpartisan League, and Dow Dun
ming, the sage of Owyhee county, were
the speakers at rally held in Liberty
Theater yesterday afternoon before an
audience Of about $50. Mr.. Dunning
dwelt upon state issues principally
and MeHaig devoted the greater part
of his speeeh 70 accomplishments and
benefits II H. league in North Daf
kota, when h was not lambasriEg the
Boise Statesmen Both speakers de-
nouneed the Republican ard Demo
cratic parties for failure to eeislate
Ior the common pssple ard urged their
followers 20 nappnrt members Of the
eague in tAss eouning elections.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

Judge A. o. Sntton, unless he
changes his plans, ~fll move to Pay
cite September l. Tentative plans to
form law partnership VITA Attorney
John Norris Of that city Aave been
made. Emmett people seaerally want
to keep him here and n persuasion
will do any good h viii elange his
plans. His name WIN laPpsar on the
Republican primary baliae for pro-
bate judge II he persi.As In sowing
to Payette. the eentra, essnmlatee will
appos.s ycme one to fill NJ vacancy.
He hasssefved Gem scnunty 1zifAfIaiy
sinee It wAs created and - been .
official
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
HOMERS FEATURE GAME
At CASCADE
Hard Hitting Defeats Valley
Town, IA to 6-Wilder
Victor on Sunday

If the new suits had anything TO do
with Sundays defeat, they must have
had an opposite effect the following
day, when the home team won from
Cascade at the big celebration in the
valley town. The score was IA to 6.
The game was featured by heavy hit
ting on the part of the Emmett team,
and the firse home runs Of the season
went on the record, Galen Tsr1s get
ting the first one in the third inning,
Wien the bases were full, and Marvin
jackson hitting the second one In the
sixth with two men on bases. The
prize hung up was $50 purse, besides
expenses. The boys play FruitIand
on Sunday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

to an inquiry from the Fall Greek
Sheep company Of American Falls.
Former Attorney General T. A.
Walters ruled at the enactment Of the
law that sheepmen came under the
terms of the act The rule Of the in
dustrial accident board in the admin
istration of the law, is that sheepmen
are within its terms. The matter is
not free from difficulty and cannot be
set 1t rest until . decision from the
supreme court, according to Dean
Driscoll, first assistant to the attor-
ney general, who prepared the opinion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

The PAyette valisy ThrssAine
nea's Association held their annua
meeting in this city Saturday. Ths
principal business transacted was the
adoption Of = scale Of prices and alec
ton Of officers- Little change VA
made IN iast years scale, and the fol-
lowing schedule win prevail: Oats
&c; barley 7e; whaat Sc; huliing
clover and other seeds, $2 per bushel.
A charge Of SIS viii be made for "set-
ling the machines" The following Of
Iicers were reelected; A. R White
# Emmett, president; John Mock Of
Smiths Ferry, secretary and treASur-
". Directors: Aug. ziGfbel Of Pay
tie, Thos. Wendell Of French. and Mr.,
'ilkert of Fruitland. The meeting was
argely attended.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

DIED


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7<~c.- -. - -.
oeAA - e Ssekson, -
he was A1aY knUWn, came ~
sometARsof . 10 tha eon,-
munitvs - H,.a.,- -, -, 49,,
;. q s.-.. r-.-,--. ~
- - = = noise 1eW
Gays beferA ~ tauIIoInI1sss but AiS all
ment Was hay rMniv ani he
quietly roSs...- ,,.,,.t r..
day evc Nsre.~ T+rsr
Jaekson .<r1s-s...~~;,i. N M =
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

mett,- Mrs. Charles Hamilton Of Ham
ilton, Kan, and Mrs J. B. Higdon of
St Louis, Mo. The funeral was corr
ducted from the undertaker's parlors
in Boise, the Rev. Lloyd Knight, a
long time friend Of the family Off
ciating, and burial was in Morris Hill
cemetery Boise. Quite a number of
Emmett friends and old neighbors
were in attendance. The entire COM
munity as well as many friends from
many parts of the country will extend
sympathy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
UNITED AMERICA TIE
KEYNOTE
Love Of Country and Neighbef
Taught by Words and
Pictures.


meeting Of the mill workers 1T the
mill and ending with patriotic ad-
dress and beautifully colored stereop-
ticon pictures on the schoolhouse
grounds at night, with talks and PIC
lures for the children in N, after
moon at Liberty Theater-tnese made
object was to teach love of America
ooiect was otteach love of America
ard her institutions. The meeting
here, as in thousands of ciies and
towns from ocean to ocean and from
the lakes to the gulf, was under the
auspices of the United Americans, a
patriotic organization, whose slogan
is "Pro-American, not anti-anything."
DR.. Frederick Fisher, assistant nation
n director, was the principal speaker
at all the meetings.
The first number On the progTsm
was the meeting at &c mill Dr.
Fisher, accompanied By Miss Mann
and Mrs. Mains, wns = guest for
luncheon at the min bosrding bouse
He highly praised ths service and
surroundings and n 4 short talk CON
trasted conditions here with those tAa&
obtain in the mill districts Of the East
After lunch, D. Fisher addressed .
large number of-the min employees 1t
a meeting held IN tie planing mill
In the afternoon, . splendid meet
ing was held in Lberty EAeater for
and short address, followed
by the showing of pictures of Ameri-
cas- scenic spots and cities, was given
At night, large crowd gathered
on the school grounds to hear DR.
Fisher and see the pictures. The
speaker was suffering from hoarse-
ness and his address was of necessity
cut short
He briefly outlined the principles
and purposes of the United American
He said it is absolutely
ievoid of politics, creed or class; it is
,ro-A American, not .anti-anything; IT I
stands for united America; it seeks
o arouse all people to the grave dan
,ers of class organizations and to
'ummon US all to put our feet under
he common table of plain America
egether. While recognizing the right
f all citizens to organize for mutual
enefit or needs, it does not believe in
business mans government, farm
rs government, labor government,
ut an American government, repre-
enting all Americans and having the
felfare of all Americans at heart. He
aid the movement stands for the con-
titution of the United States, to edu-
lte us all in the constitution to pre-
,rve it, to get the needed reforms of
merica through it, and keep the
rights of free speech, free
the right to worship God
,cording to our own conscience, the
ght Of private possession and Of
pfesentative government for o, = =
ildren and our children's childrer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
BORN

On Friday, at the Hewittson hos
pital, in this city to Mr.. and Mrs.
Quincy Snidt of Horseshoe Bend. a
daughter. The little one died soon
after birth.
On Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Kiser, a son.
On Friday, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Evans, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Stuki, on
Saturday, July 8, daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs Alvin Fulton, on
Monday, son.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

The Emmett ball team was decisive
ly defeated Sunday by Wilder on the
Wilder grounds. The score was 9 to
3. Whether the brand new suits the
boys wore were the cause Of the slump
or what is not stated. The suits,
bought by the business men, are gray
with a dark stripe and the stockings
are bright red with white stripes.
They look mighty fine.
Sunday before last the team played
at Middleton. The following compli-
mentary notice which appeared in the
Herald of that town will be read with
pride by Emmett people: Emmett
ball team, with a lot of fans, came
over Sunday and won the league game
from Middleton in score of 13 to 5.
1t was a fine game and local fans ap-
preciated the Emmett folks entirely.
The ball team from the Gem county
capital have won respect of fans and
everybody over here in that they are
sports. When they lose,
as they did in the former game, they
are as genial as when they win, SO
when locals lost to them Sunday they
were appreciative of the situation and
all concerned will look forward to the
next game with Emmett with
pleasure1
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Busy VIA Cherries.

Gem Fruit Union packing house IS 4
busy place Thirty packers are pre-
pairing the luscious Lamberts for ship
ment to Eastern market Manager
Guy Dayton estimates that the cherry
growers viii receive 10000 for their
crop this year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Sheepmen Not Farmers.

Sheepmen come under the provis-
ions Of the state workmen's compensa-
ton act and arc not to be classed as
farm laborers, according to an opir-
ion from Attorney General Roy L
Blacks office. Wednesday, in answer
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
EMMETT BOY WINS
TANK RACE
William vaaLimburgh Is Awarded
Trophy in Camp Funston Event

| In letter to friends in Emmett,
Mrs Caswell of Ripon, Calf, former
ly Mrs. w. ]. vanLimburgh of the
Emmett bench, describes tank race
at Camp Funston in which her son
William was participant and in
which he won the prize. The letter
will prove of interest to Willis friends
here:
:" You don't know how busy / have
been the last two weeks getting ready
for tank race for Flag Day, June
IA. There were four entries-First,
second and third platoons and fourth
headquarters section Ny entry was
the third platoon. worked my motor
over and governed it 50 1t would turn
1900 revolutions per minute, and /
slept with it at night to keep the
other entries from tampering with it.
The race was 150 meters and just as
soon as we hit the finish we were re-
quired to fire our 81 m. m gun
Finally, the day of the race arrived
and we lined our tank up ON the
scratch. We stood at 'dismounted
post and the idea was to get in and
away as soon as possible was the
gunner on the Third Platoon tank and
/ gave my driver instructions to get
it started like wink and not to worry
about me, as 'I'll get in o. X We get
about q 20-foot start on the other
tanks and kept it during the race, and
just as my tank hit the finish, my
gun went 'bingp far before the second
one Gee, folks, sure felt proud
when Can't E. M. Hebert pinned a big
blue ribbon on my blouse! 1t has a
red and white roseste and 7th Div
ision insignia in the center l will
keep it and show you my trophy when
get home Christmas, mother"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
cox AND ROOSEVELT
CHOSEN
Governor Of Ohio Nominated At
ter ProloAged Struggle
Local Opinion Varies

James NJ. Cox, governor Of Ohio,
was nominated for president Of the
United States m the Democratic ma
tional convention ut lao o'clock Tues
day morning. The nomination came
at the conclusion Of "A ballot strug-
gle in which he had steadily beaten
down the forces of William G. Nc
Adoo, former secretary of the treas
ury and President Wilson's son-in-law
When the balloting on the 44th vote
had gotten to point where Cox had
702 votes and was approaching rapid
ly the necessary two-thirds of 729,
Sam B. Amidon of Kansas, manager
of the McAdoo forces and vice chair
man of the Democratic national COM
mittee, took the platform and moved
that the nomination Of Governor Cox
be made unanimous. Immediately
there was roar from the tired AMI
worn delegates which lasted for full
four minutes before Chairman Robin
son could put the question on Ami
don's motion to suspend the rules and
nominate Cox by acelamation- At
l:43 O'Clock Tuesday morning the mo-
ton formally was voted over with
rolling chorus of ayes and q crashing
II the brass bands
Franklin D. Roosevelt. of New York,
assistant secretary Of the navy, was
dominated for vice president. He is
! distant relative OF the late Theodore
Roosevelt and married his niece.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Buy Summer cottages.

Lee Miles and George Haley last
week bought 10 lots in the eastern
part of Mccall, on the lake. The lots
contain three cottages. Mr.. Miles
took his family there on Saturday and
George Haley's family will join them
IN few days. They will remain until
fall
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

The Index folks feastsd On new po-
tatoes the Fourth Of July through the
kindness Of James Jones, Jr. These
spuds, Of the Idaho Rural variety,
were planted April II ON Mr.. Jones'
farm east Of town and therefore were
. little over ten weeks IN growing big
enough to eat They were all good
size and very nice.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Child Rurns Hand

The 1A-year-old child Of Nr. and
Mrs. John Horner fell against the
kitchen range on Monday and sus-
tanned severe burns upon ons hand.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Drainaee Case Peatponed.

District court did not convene this
morning, ~ expected The drainage
hearing was scheduled TO come up, but
the case has been indefinitely post
poned.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Small Blaze & Min.

Soon after the whistle blew Friday
morning, fire was discovered In the
pit under carriage No. in the Boise
Payette sawmin, oAnsa = = believed
by friction. The Nlase Was quickly
extinguished and no damage done.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08
Sweet Bank to R(enfoor.

The Farmers & Stockgrowers Bank
OF Sweet on Monday moved to Nom
tour, and on Tuesday morning opened
for business in the new location.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

Mike Murnan OF Pearl was injured
last Thursday by falling rcct in .
mine, which nit his head, inflicting =
severe cut
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

All kinds Of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds at the Caah
Grocery.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

Carbon paper-the kind that won't
smut-at The Index office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08

With its customary enterprise in
news gathering and news giving, The
Index posted bulletins telling of the
PROGRESS Of the battle, from the tlrst
70 the. 44fh ballot, and the news MS
devoured with interest by large
crowd, which remained until after
Midnight Saturday and Monday nights
The Emmett Democrats were all
McAdoo adherents and to the last
clung to the hope that he would be
nominated At first, disappointment
was expressed over Cox's success
Whether that feeling will continue
through the campaign remains to be
seen. Bets are being made already
that the next president will be from
ohIv and that he viii be newspaper
nan. There arc no takers. The fight
'or Ohio will be fierce one and the
-esult may decide the election.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
NAPAD RARiUNKOWY MA
TRAMWAI.

Dwu uzbrojonych bandyt6w
rapadio wczoraj na tramwaj IL
Mi 5otcj III. przy Kedzie ave.
obrabowali konduktora $500.
Widzac to pasazerowie tramwa-
ju potruchleli re strachu.. Praw-
dopodobnie ME skohczylyby sic
tylko ma obrabowaniu kondukto-
,ra, 1ecz zabraliby sic bandyci do
rabowania pasazer6w, lecz prze-
szkodzif temu motorowy L. J.
Tilhooley. ktory widzac CO sic
dzieje, wyia} z mo toru kierowni-
ce poczal ok}adat napastnikow.
Zaskoczeni niespodziewanje ia
kim poczestunkiem, bandyci dali
drapaka. 1ecz zostali p6zniej po-
chwyceni przez dwu detektyw6w
przy ulicach Cottage Grove i o3
zabrani na stacye policyjnq'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15

przyjmowany goszczony' W
czasie powyzej wspomnianym
miewal on przecietnie po cztery
mowy dziennie jak oswiadcza
nominal - jest pewnym zwycie-
stwa W wyborach listopadowych.
Senator Lewis przybyl wczoraj
do Chicago zaraz po poludnlu
przemawiai ma zebraniu w pa
wiIonie rzezaln, ME poIudniowcj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
AMERYKA A TRAKTAT
POLSKO-ROSYJSKI.

Waszyngton, IS pazdziernika.
correspondence The Chicago
Tribune.) Rozeszla sic tn pogfo'
ska. ze rad Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nvch ME uzna waznoSci zadnego
takiego traktatu pomiedzy Pol
ska a Rosyq sowiet0w, kt6ryby
dysponowai jakakolwiek czescia
rosyjskiego terytoryum bez zgc-
dy zamieszkalej ma MEM ludno-
sci. ktGra - to zgoda moze bye
wvrazona jedynir "a poSrcdnl-
ctwcm uznanego przcz Waszyng
ton rzadu. Nie znaczy to wcale,
aby Stany Zjednoczone miafy "a
m;ar przed<iewziaG hatychmiast
iakieS stanowcze kroki. zmie-
rzaiace do uniewaInicnia zawar-
tego W Rydzc porozumienia, tyl-
ko Department stanu ma rzeko-
no zamiar zastrzcdz sic. ic ME
uzna zadnego takiego uk}adu,
kt0ry samowolnie decyduje 0
przeiSciu roSyjSkich .dawniej
ziem W innc poSiadanie.
correspondent The Chicago
Tribune" uczy} SIG, zdaje sic, hi
storyi / gcograiii tylko w elc-
mentarnych szkoiach tutejSzego
kraju skutkiem tego nie vie mic
zupelnic 0 tenn. zc ziemic. ktore
m podStawie porozupilenla W
Rvdzc maiq precise do Polsk;.
sa rdzennie polskiemi "A ME ro,
syjskiemi. Przyp. Red. DE-. Ch. )
Washington, IS pazdziernika.
W kolach urzedowych zapowia-
daja tn. IL wkr6tce zostanie pro-
klamowane utWorzenic novel,
poteznej federacyi nod nazwa
,,Stany Ziednoczonc RosyjsNie",
w skiad kt6rej wejda: Rus, GAIA
Ckraina, terytorya kozackic mic
dzy Morzem Azowskiem Wol-
ga. jakotez wszystkie, re ziemie,
kt6re zajete sa przez Wrangla'
I,udnosG tel federacyi obejmo-
walaby try siodme ludnoSci ca
LEI Europy, {,
: Pierwszym prezydentem tcj
novel republiki ma zostac gene
raj Wrangel. ktory zamierza ma
tvchmiast zmob;;izowat armie
ma wszystkich tych ziemiach, &C.
lem przypuszczenia decydujqce-
go ataku ma wojSka Sowieckic i
doszczetnego rozbicia ich. Armia
ia bedzie wynosit okoio 10000
zoinierzy. Wrangel ma otrZy-
mac take poparcie generaia Sc
lnenowa. komendanta znacznych
sii zbrojnych ma Syberyi.
Stany Zjednoczone sa TAX sill
ME zainteresowane ia przvszlq
kan1pania generala Wrangla, &c.
Wy siaiy adniiraia Newton AZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
KrOnika Chica&oska.

k6w w Waszyngtonie. Procz te-
90 dowiedziano sic rowniez, re
w Chicago zebrano Sto tysle-
czny fundusz. majacy s'uzyc d"
zjednania sobie kobict, society
waszyngtonskiej posiadajacych
wpiywy polityczne, ably tie wy
staraly sic o uSuniecie - "a bar
dzo ma piety nachodzqcych urze-
dnik6w prohibicyjnych. TutcJ-
Sym spekulantom zalezaio mai
bardziei ma usunieciu I urzedu
kapitana H. Howarda, gl6wnego
stanowego komisarza prohibicvJ-
ncgo. Agenci federala areszto-
wall wczorai znOwu trzcch, kto-
rvch nazwiska sa: Jozef Schlllin-
ger. pnr. 200 Diversey Parkway
Iomasza kerwyna, w{aSclclela
wvszynku przv ulicach Clark i
Kinzie, oraz Freda Leacha, eN,
agenta specyalnego kompan!l
The American Railway En-
press, kt0rv miaf sprzedawac
w6dki. nigdv lei ME d":tarczaF.
James Foster, ktory by} areszto-
wany dziesiec dni temu, zostaf
wczorai wypuszczony ma woInost
pod kaucyq $1,000, Agenci fede-
raIni uporzadkowujq obecnie
wszelkie dowody, jake zebraIi
W kilku ostatnich micsiqcach, po
czem zostana one wreczonc fede-
raInej lawie przysieg}ych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
Z Biura MeteorOlOg;cznegO.

Wsch6d slonca gOdzinie 7:OS.
ZachOd siofca o gOdzinie 600.
X
Pogoda W Chicago | Okolicy: Me
pewna pogOda w piatek 1 W sooote'
prawdopodobnie drobny deszcz- La
godna temperctura trivia dalej. u
miarkowany, nmienny wiatr.
x
Temperature DOLBY minionej; Nab
wyisza wczoraj o godzinie 4 popotu-
dniu, so stopnI. najniisza o godzinie
Z rano, 65- stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
POk6j F1skO- BOlszewich Zostaf Pod dpisany.
Liga Narodow Bruzdzi W Sprawie '
Wilno Musi Bye POlskie, AlbO zOstaeie Miastem Vol
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

kiwany pred 1szym listopada, i
do tego czasu Francya, Anglia,
Wlochy i Ameryka musza zdecy-
dowac sic CO do polityki wgledem
Rosyi bolszewickiej, gdyz obecnie
znikaja ostatnie pozory blokady
Rosyi, albowiem Rosya ?edzic O.
becnie mogia. ns*iazac stosunki
handlowe Niemcami "a poSred-
nictwem Polslxi. Polska bedzic
posrednikiem " wymianic iowa
row pomiedzy Rosya a Niemca-
mi. Rosya otrzyma manufskture
niemiecka W zamian "a swoje
Surowce.
PoKoJ FINsKo BoLSZEWI-
CKI ZoSTAL PODPIsANY.
Helsingfors, IS. pazdziernika.
- Wczoraj W Dorpacie zosta'
podpisany pokoj pomiedzy Fin
landys Rosya' bolszewicka.
LIGA NARODoW CHCE
EMUSIC PoLAKoW DO OPU-
SCHEMA WILMA.
Londyn, Is. pazdziernika. (Pra-
sa Zjednoczona.) - Depesza z
Kowna do London Times" do
nosi, re komisya wyznaczona 2
ramienia Ligi Narodow wyjecha-
Ia W Srode rano do Suwak w spra
vie incydentu wilenskiego. Ko-
misya ia zamierza zaprowadzic
kontrole w celu uniemozliwienia
komunikacyi pomiedzy gen. zeli-
gowskim i Warszawa, by tym
sposobem Emusic wojska gen.
zeligowskiego do kspitulacyi.
,Prawdopodobiehstwo pochodu
na Kowno ME jest brane ma Sc
ryo.
Rad litewski odrzucii wszel--
kie propozycye co do pertraktacyi
gen. Zeligowskim.
Misye cudzoziemskie powrociiy
do Kowna,
Delegacya litewska w Londy--
ME otrzymala oficyalna depesze
z Kowna, re polski minister spraw
zagranicznych, ks. Sapieha, zwro
Gil sic nota do rzadu litewsiiie
so, proponujao przerwanie dzia-
Ian wojennych ma obecnej linii
bojowej i wszczac rokowania po-
kojowe w Oranach. Litwa zgadza
sic ma rozpoczecie rokowan po--
loojowych, lecz zada, azeby woj-
ska poiskie natychmiast ewakuo-
waly Wilno i zeby Rad polski
wyPowiedziai sic jasno wzgledem
,rzadu gen. zeligowskiego i A
bramowicza, znanych leaderow
nacyonalistow polskieh. Wszelki
dowoa amunicyi do Wilma powi-
MEN bye wstrzymany.
WILNo PoZoSTANIE PREY
POLSCE, ALDO BEDZIE
MIASTEM WOLNEM.
Warszawa, 15. pazdziernika. =
Wicepremier Daszynski orzeki,
ze zadne obce panstwo ME moze
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatelz, 10 pazdzierniks: sw.
Jadwigi Wdowy.
JutrO, sobota, 16 pazdnernika;
Sw. Teresy Fanny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
POKoJ FINSKO BoLSZEWI,
cKI ZOSTAL PODPISANY.

Helsingfors, Is. pazdziernika.
= Wczoraj W Dorpacie zosta'
podpisany pokoj pomiedzy Fin
landys Rosya' bolszewicka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-15
GWOzDZIE ZAMIAST PIE
NIEDZY.

Halle, Niemey, Is. pazdzierni-
ka. - Czlonkowie niemieckiej
misyi .ekonomicznej do Rosyi. kt6
rzy niedawno stamtad powrecil'
cpowiadaja. &c wszelkie datki
uiszczano gwozdziami zamiast
o;enied7v