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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10
C. o. P. Fears Mexicans Are Under Bridsh Influence; Harding Knocks Foreign Policies of Pres. Wilson

- VI VI VT AsthSh AItidCilN-y Harding Knocks Foreign Policies of Pres. Wilson CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE) thority recently declared that the ' British empire controls more than 90 per cent of the worlds known sup plies.
 Fears British Influence
 We have seen Mesopotamia and Baku, Trinidad and Royal Dutch, the East Indies, Persia, Colombia and Mexico, all falling into the hands or under the influence of British oil in- terests. It has been freely charged and never seriously denied that some : European governments have secured preference agreements with certain countries, giving to European oil ap- orators, great and in some cases sub stantially exclusive privileges on oil development. So far has this gone that there is real danger that Ameri- cans, who gaye this industry 10 the world may presently find themselves shut out from equal opporuniues. ideaIistic Nations
 ''The truth is that under the pres ent administration there has been such an intense engrossment with certain idealistic notions about inter- national relations that the plain work aday phases of our dealings with the world have been sadly neglected. We need to get back to the practiCalities of life, to make sure that Americans shall be guaranteed equal privileges and opportunities with the citizens of every other country. in the business and industrial activities of the world"
 Before his speech at the fair grounds Senator Harding rode at the head of an old fashioned parade. At the pavilion where he spone, the nom- inee and Mrs. Harding were cheered for more than five minutes. Before he was presented, civil war fife and drum corps whooped it up for five minutes under the lead of a grizzled drum major. Mrs. Abbey Hilleman, a Republican nominee for presiden- tial elector for this state, presented the nominee.
 Lack of Understanding
 "The only difference between the north and south in the last two de- cades have been due to lack of in- timacy of understanding" the sena- tor said Had William Mckinley lived, l am sure he would have re- moved then the last vestige of sec tional feeling. In our sacrifice of the great war, I believe we nmricans have touched elbo so that there really Isn't tonight any north or any south. but rust one common country. I want you to know that I believe in equal itF before the law. You can't give rights to the white man and deny them to the black man. I do not mean that the white man and the black man must be forced to asso- ciate together in the acceptance of their rights.
 Somebody asked me if I intend to revive the force bill The force bill has been dead a quarter of a con- tury and 1 am only normal Ameri- can citizen and normal man couldn't resurrect the dead. don't believe in government through influence on the one hand, or government through in- timidation on the other"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

Scientists have figured out that the Tower of Babel was 275 feet high.
 There are more than 12.000 varle- ties of orchids.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

The cost ol Columbus expedition that led to Inc discovery of America was S7O0O
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-10

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEI eral of Arizona, who is handling the land issue for the Simms-Hayden party on the tour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Jimmie Alexander May Get Chance
 in Big League

Jimmie Alexander has the big lea que scouts giving him the double O. Several weeks ago Chattnooga Sherlock" gave Jimmie the once ov- CT and tried to get his name to contract and this week Mike Finn who is raking the bushes looking for talent for the Detroit Tigers, saw the Delta league with his sparkling play and signed Harry Baumgartner Clarksdale's leading pitcher, and it is rumored that he is also trying to get Alexander's moniker on the same dotted line.
 Jimmie has been burning up the Delta league with his sparkinb play around the far corner cushion and also hitting we'll and it is not sur prising that the scouts are looking him over.
 The Detroit team is slated for re- building and is signing many young players in the bushes for tryout next spring. It is doubtful that Alex ander will make the grade this year or even the next, but he has the makings of a big time performer and with a few years experience should
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Travellers to Play
 Humphrey Friday

The U. c. T's and the fast Hum prey nine are booked for game at the Athletic Field Friday afternoon at o'clock. The Wabbeska and Hum phrey teams battled to 7-7 tie last in eleven innings and the Wabbas- kans nosed the Travellers out by one run here last week, so the teams should put up fight well worth the money. Manager Gormley has se- lccted Harris to do the catapulting for. the Travellers while Byrd will probably be at the receiving end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

c. H. Thomas, county farm demon strator, has displayed in his offlce two pepper plants grown on the Hearndale place by F. w. Jones. one plant, grown in soil fertilized accord ing to the method recommended oy the government farm bureau, has on IL IF peppers about the size of hen egg while the other plant, grown Tn oroi- nary soil has only three peppers oi about the same size.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Dempsey's Title
 Will be at Stake

CHICAGO, Aug, 4.-Jack Dempsey will run the risk of losing his heavey weight championship by referees decision when he fights Billy Miske of the St. Paul at Benton Harbor. Michigan, Labor Day, unless present plans go .astray.
 Under the Michigan law decision bouts are permissible when sanct- toned by the state boxing commits sion and Promoter Fitzsimons an- nounced today that he had receiv- ed assurance from the commission that decision would be allowed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
American
Chicago Takes Last
 of Tank Series
 Before Big Crowd

Chicago, Aug. 4.-Chicago made 1t three out of four today by winning tho final game of the series with New York before crowd officially eltimated at 2S,000. For the foui games the attendance was officially estimated at 126,000, the largest on record for four-game series when jingle games were played.
 "Babe" Ruth's best effort today was single in the opening inning Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

be right up there in one of the ma jor circuits.
 Jimmie got his start on the cor ner lots in Pine Bluff and later star red on the High School team. After finishing high school he went to Mississippi A. & M. college and play. ed on that team. Sam Wick, now a member of the New York Yankees and Jimmie played together on the A. X M. nine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Smokey Joe Fails.

Cleveland. Aug. 4.-Washington wound up it's series here by winning, tkus breaking even in the present se- ries. Morton pitched great ball un- III the sixth inning, when with two b2t, he weakened, allowing four runs. J&e Wood, who had pitched but two thirds of an inning since 1917 then tied to stage come back but lacked 8ctmtrol. Home runs by Speaker and Smith drove in Cleveland's runs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
HOUsEWORK THIS .o,

housework is trying at o.,
 of the year but particuls rlr Y gust Women suffering t,a,, ,sa !, ache, lame muscles, stiff io;,.4 matlc pains, biliousnesss' s''a' ! symptoms sy,;la of kidney trouble or r;n { relief in Foley Kidney glg p;n, Will si,n,orel giHe relief fl from irritating ;'' N ailments. Mann's pharmss.r '4'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

Two base hit: Wclch. Three-base hit: F. Walker, Dugan, Williams, Home run: c. Walker, Sisler. Dou- ble play: Dykes and shannon; Grif- fin, Shannon and Griffin: Shannon Dykes and Griffin; Gerber, Gedeon and Sisler. Base on balls: Off Nay Tor. l. Struck out: By Naylor, 1; Weilman, 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

If the baby suffers from collie, diarrhoea or summer complaint, give it McGee's Baby Elixir. It is pure, harmless and effective remedy. Price, 35c and soc. Sold by w. L. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

Two-base hit: Schalk. Three-base li1t: Risberg, Jackson. Stolen base: Rebold, E. Collins. Double play: Ncckinpaugh to Ruel to Pipp. Base on balls: Off Kerr,3; off Mogridge, $ 1:s off w. Collins, 8. Struck out: By Kerr, |; by WI Collins, l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Mackmen Beats Browns.

St. Louis, Aug. 4.-5Philadelphia hit in the pinches today and defeated St. Louis, driving Weilman from the box in the seventh inning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Hooper Wins Duel.

Boston, Aug. 4.-Cooper had the better of Filligim in pitchers bat tie today and Pittsburg made it four victories in five game series. Score:
 pittshurr- ARE RH 20 A K
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
taking the odd Causey, +Lo.co

i TWObase hit: Rawlings, Wrlght- stone, J. Miller, Meusel. Base on balls: Off Hendrix, |; off Carter, 2; off Martin, 1; off Causey, g. Struck out: By Hendrix, 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

Batted for Clark in seventh.
 azz Batted for Wood in ninth. Washington ---------100 o04 15O-11 Cleveland -----------102 900 000- 3
 TwO-base hit: Roth and Chapman. Thrce-base hit: Milan and Rice. Home rTn: Speaker and Smith. Stolen base: J 0Neill, Charity. Double play: Harris, J. O,Neill and Judge; Gard ner, Wambsganss and Johnston. Base on balls: Off Erickson, 8; off Morton, 3; off Clark, I; off Wood, ?. Struck out: By Erickson, 2; by Morton. 5; hy Wood, l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
National.
Texas League.

Houston 6, Shreveport 5. San Antonio 4, Fort Worth 0. Beaumont 2, Dallas 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

batted for Woodall in seventh. ! zzz batted for Okrie in ninth. zzz matter for krie in ninth.
 Bostcn -- -- 1O1 300 000-5 Detroit --------010 900 000-1
 Two-bae hit: Schang. Double play: Scott and Mclnnis; Foster, Scott and McInnis; Young, Pinelli and Heilman Base on balls: Off Leonard, 2; off Bush.1. Struck out: By Leonard, 2; by Bush, z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
National
Causey Holds Cubs to Two Singles;
 PhillieS VictOrS

Philadelphia Aug. 4.-Causey held Chicago to two singles today and Philadelphia won, Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Southern
Homer in Eleventh
 Beats Little Rock E After Tie in Ninth

Birmingham, Ala. Aug. 4.-AfteI placing Birmingham two runs in the IlSad in the eighth inning with home lliibn over the right field fence with Ia,E runner on base, First Baseman IEiErnsen today defeated Little Rock slbE securing the winning run with gcHkcuit drive over the right field slsAhee in the eleveslth inning. Score: ArjAtle Rock GOO 0l0 102 00-4 8 5 Birmingham 900 oil 020 O1-5 s 5 S(11 innings)
 Jonnard and Brotten; Glazner and Gooch.
 Memphis Wins.
 New Orleans, Aug. 4.-Memphis de- featcd New Orleans in the opening pamc of the series today 16 to Score:
 Memphis ---- 251 40 02-16 IS 5 New Orleans --000 020 022-6 10 9 ' Vance and Myers; Phillips, Torkel son, Duffy and Deberry, Dowie.
 Nashville Beats Mobile.
 Mobile, Ala, Aug. 4.-Nashvville lit Sigman opportunely today and won from Mobile, to 1. Score: Nashvillc ------ 900 00l 200-3 9 < Mobile - 900 900 001-1 6-0
 Tcmlin and Jonnard; Sigman and ! Coleman.
 No others scheduled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

Rcd Sox Beat Tigers Detroit, Aug 4.-Boston defsated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

NEW HAlR after BALDNESS
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 I.H. g-;ttain, Inc, Station E, New York. NY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05

z batted for Fillingham in eighth. zz batted for Powell in eighth. Pittsburgh -------000 003 0000-3 Boston -----OOO 900 0O0-O
 Two-base hit: Sullivan. Stolen base Bigbee. Base on balls: Off Cooper. 1; off Fullingim, 3. Struck out: Cooper, 4; by Fullingim, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
ASGciafinn

Association. Louisville 9, Kansas City 5. Columbus 2, Milwaukee 6. Toledo 8, St. Paul 4. Indianapolis 1, Minneapolis ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
s7 0 9 2a 13 {

X batted for Mcgridge in seventh,
 xx batted for Thormahlen in ninth xSt. A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-05
Memphis Wins.
Nashville Beats Mobile.

No others scheduled.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
Polska / Zwiazek
Narodowy.

NieMa W has]vin SPUicezcnst"ig
~G"'4 @alni'r"so" III ~Iwi4@N!en.
ANrcNJ". Il, kt0.~y o MIN YtszQ W
l&s~Ech dzIc-hiNacA, -~jhgesi2jQ
,~TUInosci, M jake IGra tlSi natra-
fla nawet " Eraju Jrj tw6rcy, pre-.
@|deitd N!.Sora, j na!,zeSc.ej 2 MI
M "it'kich auGur"W wzruSzaJq I
poIitow@nicm r""'1n"mi. jesIi Sly
sz2' &c kto zaJmNje sic Liza, " jej
powStanie ".cr2y. ME S~tarajQ sic
dowied2iet , jak naprawde stoi SPA
wa. lig!, ME ~starajQ sic chotby pr2yj
rec sic traktatowi poko5owemu, kto
r. kazdcgo nieuprzcdzonego. chotby
na"rt S~ecpiycznie wo5ec tel fdei IL,
sloSooion@so, pr2ckonat moe, re il
"a narcdow po"Stac - mus.
Il tenn po"StanIcm usi licza Sig
~arody TAX ci'rpko lrzezwe' jak
Angllcy. Tam juz dis poczyniono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

czerWca 1919 r, o lie lie przepisy
ma li2e sic odwoiujQ. So die haste
pujace:
/. Pod cpieka ligi znajdowaC sic
bedzie Wolne Miasto Gdaiisk jak 1
jego konstytucya.
2. Liga wyznaczac bedzie komisa-
RIA ola Gdanska, kt6ry ma u&ozyt 2
miastem konstytucye, a potem roz-
strzyga6 spory Polski z G~dahskiem
8. Liga okresli tresc konwencyi,
jaka maiq zawrzec Niemcy z Pol
ska co do zapewnienia Niemcom
~trmnzytu przez Polske. dc Prus
Wschodnich, a Polsce przez Prusy
WSChodnie do %Gdanska, o lie Mem
cy i Polska ME dojda do porOzumie
MIA.
4. Liga zadecyduje o skladzie ko
misyi miedzynarodowej ola Niemna,
je$li ona powstanie Ma zadanie jed
2ego z nadbrzeznych panstw.
s.. Liga ma p~rzestrzegaG wykony-
wanna przepis6w gwarantujacych
prawa mniejszo$ci narodowych "
Polsce. przyznane i'm traktatem Z
% czerwca.
6. Sad roztemczy, kt6ry PREY Ii
DE powstanie, bedzie rozstrzygal
spory miedzy Polska a panstwami
koalicyi co do interpretacyi przepi-
SOW traktatu O mniejszoSciach marc
dowych " Polsce.
Z. Tenze sad rozjemc2y bedzie
rozstrzyga} sprawy. wynikajace Z u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wisfy.
lyle tylko spraw ierwszorzedne-
go z~naczenia, specyalnie polskich.
A przybeda dalsze T. traktatu 2
AustryQ, a W ~przyszloSci q traktatu
Z Rosya Tub z innych traktat6w, jak
mp. z traktatu o Wschodnia Galicye,
choGbysmy co do niej dostali staiy
mandat.
Vice lfga ma Ybyt realne znacze-
ME, bysmy mogli ia ~igrorowat. -
MONA ME wierzyt W idealne cele
ligi. ale trzeba sic liczyc z jej real
mem ~znaczeniem - ogromnem.
C~ze&ciowo Hrzez brak zajecia sic
liga, nieukrywana niechec do niej
stracili$my miejsce W kierowniczym
organic ligi: jej radzie. Waha'o sic
dlugo, kto W niej z%asiadzie: Polska
'Czy Grccya; m6wi sic TAX, re pre-
wazyIo to. IL Grek Venizelos nalezy
do entuzyastycznych z~wolennikow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

ME wlaSnie sl6wnie pr>ez podko-
pywanie opinii pnbii1znej do
wodzeniami, re Polska rest sfaba,
zdysorganizowana ! n;ezdolna do
ja&egokolwiek s;rutecznego opo-
ri przeciwko bolSzew;kom.
A juz ostatnia depesza o Pa1e-
rewskim jest zbyt bezczeinie mai
VIVA, aby kazdy bezstronny ME po-
znai. re ma ona jedynie ia cclu
oSmiesZenie go. a Z MIN / rz2du
pols&iego. ma kt6rego cZele sto'
jQc. ty!e do5rego dla Rolski zrobii.
Przvp. Red. DE-. CHEZ.
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~IslegIany l~sgraniczDs'
Dokonczenie re strongly I.

wick pewno5ci, ze Alianci Ddecy-
duja sic ma udzieieuie Polsce po-
mocy. jaka jest h~onieozna dla cd
wr6cenia zagrazajscej kleskl.
WiatomoSt o zniesieniu blokady
przeciwko Ro<yi sowiet6w Przy1
jeto tn Z oslupieniem.
Pewien czlonek Sejmu, kt6ry
nalezy do strornictwa socyal4
stow. a zatem ME moze bye zadna
miarq p~osadzony o szowinizm, O.
Swiadczyl kilka dni temu W Izbie,
= Polsce ME pozostaje mic innei
50 iak zakupic flctylle nurow
torpedowcow. ktora Aliancj Wy
shall byli swego czasu do portow
rosyjskich
Warszawa. 4. lutego. - Do
wicdziawszy sic . tenn. &c premier
L,ovd George odn0wiF iakiejkoI-
wick pomocy Polsce W z5l;zajacej
sic c~wcntra,rie oiensywie botsze-
wlckic;. byly premier Paderewski
yorwa} "a SieE;e"e ; p0rabat mia
Y. L7v.a&Li swell fO-teDilu. pCCZcnl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

stor David OeStlund zainauguro-
wall tn publiczncm zgromadzc-
MEM kampanie prohibicyjuq. Spo-
tkali sic jednak obaj Z nicgoScin-
ncm przyjgciem ! mowy ich pre-
ryWano ustaWicznic.
Johnson dostaf juz boIesnq nau-
czke "a swq bigotcrskQ kampanie
qrohibicyjnq W AngIii, gdzic mu
Eil6a tySodni temu wyb;to oko.
MOVIE SUKCESY BOLsZE-
WIKOW.
Londyn, 4. lutego. - Oiicyalne
.ra?orty do brvtyjsNie2o minister
silva wojny L d. > ltrtcgo donoszQ,
IL hoiszcw;cy zdobyli Mikolajew
/ maszcrujQ toraz IA Oczak6w,
S~anSc u;rzymania Cdcssy maj
.hyt barIzo wQtn,iwe.
Washington, I. lutego. - 10
mendant Woi.N &merykah"hich ma
Syberyi general 70 major Graves,
donosi pod data 81 stycznia, zc re
U0luCvOni:Hi wcsZ,i DO Wladv-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04
S~wierzbiace, Irytujace, Choroby
Skorne Ktore. PaIa Jak Ogie1
Otto Rozsadny Spos6b LIE
czenia, kt6ry Przynosi
Szybkie Rezultaty

Me ma chyba mic tax nieprzyJemne'
90. irytujaceao / niewygodnego jak cho
roby sk6rne zwane ECZEMA, Swierzbia-
czxa, wyrzutami, ~pryszcaami, wrz0da-
mi i t. D., pemimo uaywania r6znych
masc. krem0w. w6d i innych aplikacyi,
luzywane M zewnatrz, M czeSci zbola&e.
Mkt jeszcze ME $lySzal aby OSOba by
Ia dotknieta jakakolwiek choroba sk0r-
ma tezeli krew jest czysta. Dlatego jest
logicma rzeczs. re najstosowniejszym
sposobem leczenia krOst, wyrzut6w,
wrzod6w, KSzaji j innych jest oczyScit
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miala polozyc kres raz ia zawsZe;
prZeciwnie nawet - statut iej juz
sam przewiduje prZyszle wojny,
to nawet miedzy czionkami iigi. -
Zbrojna interwencya Hwiazku Ma
rcd6w. W razie wybuchu wojny, OBJ
myslana W statucie li5i. .ma}o ma
wog6le szans, by sic mogia urZeczy-
Wistnit. R0wniez do r~o2brojenia
kt6re statut ligi wysuwa jake jed
no z nacZelnych jej zadal, ME przyj
die ME tylko zaraz 20 jcj utworze-
niu, ale nawet Pc wielu latach. Pre-
s~zkadzanie wojnie re strony ligi be-
die mia!o wed}ug wszelkiego praW
dopodoJienstwa bardzo ograniczcny
promiel d~ziaIamia. Niemniej jednah
liga bedzie mi2la innych spraw do
zaiatwianta nioslychanie w!ele.
10 spraw 7goia ME Dyle.akich.
I wla5nie to, re lidze lyle spraw
iUz dis OddaTo. Sprawia, re jest
realna rzeczywistO#cia, re wkr6tce
must zaczqc istnieG. 0ddali jej te
sprawy W du&ej mieTze ci naltrZe-
awietsi z tr2ezwych, Anglicy, i sto-
"a dis "a MIA bardzo twardo | ME
dopuszcza. by zmar}a pred wciele-
MEM sic w ksztalty d~otykalne; DO
2 iei zamarciem ME mcgiyby bye "a
latNione te rozliczne a walne kwe-
styc, a prZedewsZyStAiem runac mu
sia}yby: traktat 2 NiemUami, trak-
tat z Austrya, jak r6wniez traktaty
pieciu paistv lgf6wnych. tyczace sic
mniejsZoSci n%arodowych I wolnosci
handlowek Zawarte 2 s7eregiem
pahstw, powstaiych ma gruzach All
stryf,. wSrGd mich tak5e z Polska.
Byt tych traktat0w jest z bytem
ligi najEclSlej zwiazany; wszakzo
traktat Z Niemcami " przesz&o dWu
dSiestu miejscach powotuje lige, W
icj rece oddaje rozstrzygniecie see
rugu spraw, badz zaraz W wykona-
niu traktatu. badi tez W Pozniej--
sym czasic. Wszakze lIdze oddano
zarzad zaGlebia Starry, lidze przypa-
dn:e radY6r mad mandatami CO DO
kolonii niemicckich, liga rozstrzS
gnin co do przynaleznoSci teryto--
rv6w EuDen i Malmcdy, gdZie ma
bye pleb+scyt, ona tylkO moze zmls-
mic noytanowienia co do stanoWlska
prawno e. pahstwowego Austryi. ona
ma prawo badan;a. cZy Niemcy do
trzymaja przcp.s6w 0 r~ozbrojenlh'
u ~decyduie o ~utrzymaniu Tub znie-
sicniu wielu konwercyi r6znycn
pafstw koalicyi i Niemiec it'd.
Be- ligi ME ma traktat6w, jest
chaos ! chyba nova wojna, a raczej
szercg nowych wojen. A zw!aszcza
Anglia ME ma zamiaru prowadzit
novel wojny. tcmbardziej, re przcz
tc wojne lyle zyskala, novel juz
mic wiccej ~osiaGnat ME mole.
\ spojrzyjmy No Poiske; iluz ona
luz dis wezlami Z zwiQzkiem naro-
dow zI2czora. Pomijam przepisy,
tyczQce sic Polski tylko jake jedne-
70 Z panstw koalicyi, a kt6re ia
wprowadzata " zwiqzek Z liga, jak:
nominacya przcz lige przewodnicza-
caso trybunalu rozjemczego, o lie
ME doidzic z Niemcami do porozu-
micnia W tel sprawie, dccyzye :"
sprawie oIstapienia POlscc przeL
Nicmcy c7c&ci rezerw towarzyst"
Observation-Disclosures. W snraW1e
nrzcdmlrnia tcrminu co do wolnego
ola Polski tranzytu przcz Niemcy
be- obowi2zku wzajemnosci it'd. -
Chce tn przcjSt tylko ~SpecYa!nr
wproyt Polski tyczace sic zarzadze-
MIA trakt?tu z Niemcami i traktatu
PoIski ? pieciu mocarstwami z IS
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LOT Z RZYMU DO TOXIC.
Rzym. Z. lutego. - Norrczn

cy Nigrini ! Origini rozPoczeli
stad przelot W aeroplan;c do To-
i;:o / pc rplyw;c 4 godzin ! Il mi,
nut wylqdowaIi w ricrwszej sta
cvi W Gioja " ApU!ii.
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Prawie ka&dy polski agent real.
nosciowy oglasza sic W DZ1ENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnis
przekmal sic, 1e tn najlcpiej mu sig
oplaca.
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DzTBNNIK CyIcAoo0n nHsoA
neza wieceJ dropnyoh ogiosSsh. AMI
tell vszystkie lime dsi0aniki VolSkia
- CHICAGO rA7aua wztoSA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

llgt. Przynajm1iej tego pretekstu,
nieinteresowania sic przez a liga,
iakoby niecheci navel do mel, uzy.
To-, by Grecyi pred Mani %przyZnat
W radzie ligi miejsce.
Podobpo przez niedopilnowanie
stracili&my miejsce jednego Q SEE
f6w sekcyi W lidze, kt6re nam ofia-
rowywaG miano. Obecnie chca nam
jakoby oddaG stanowisko bibiicte-
kara. Oby mas brak zainteresoWa-
MIA sprawl ligi IA wieksze jeszcze
ME narazil s2kcdy.
StanistaW KutrZeba.
(Krakowski Clos Narodu".)
Ma Town Of Lake nom otrzymaG
,,DMENNIK" " nastepujacych miej.
scach:
CTCHOWLAZ -
. 1912 So. Lincoln utica
JANKIEWICZ.
17I8 W. 4S-ma utica
MIELzYNSKI -
114 W. 4S-ma utica
sTREJSMAN -
1909 So. Lconis Mica
E9NDS -
474na ulica i Racine ave
hOPACINSKI-
1869 Gross =
S. ITALIAN -
51-szej i HalSted
BOCHNIAK
1915 W. 43-eia utica
WOJTK0WSKI -
1924 So. Ashland Y
BRgOZTOWSK1 -
1892 So. Throop ~
KRETOWICZ -
1893 So. T1iroop Cl
Ma naroznhu - 47mej j Ashland ava
CZARNK - 49sA i Ashland ave.
Ns narotniku 51szej i Ashland =
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Poisd polityk, czy wteFrzU ey nniej
ssy n obowiazek po~czyty~rat soois
powinien stale rekIanowac narodo'
woSe nasEA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

.Tirpitz, ksi2zeta Eitcl Fryderyk
i August HohenzoIlern, byly ksi2
re wirtembersNi i inn;,
Z powyzszej liczby I'rancya
zazadala sQdu mad 1874 oprawcami
Iriemieckimi, Wlochy mad 29, Bel
sia mad 534, Polska mad IL. Rumu-
ma mad II / Serbia mad 4,
ID'ANUNZIO ZABIERA WHO
SKYE OKRETY.
Tryest, 4. lutego. - Gabryel d
Anunz:o zabral siIa wIoski torpc-
dowiec .,Ors:ai' i pomocniczy
Statck ,.Citta di Roma, ht1re ply
Ine]v Z .Ankony do Poll, wiozqc a
municye ! zywnoSt Ola stacyono-
wanych tam wIoskich zoinicrzy.
Ma rozkaz d'Anunzia Ola tc obre-
ty przyholowano DO l'iume.
Paryz, 4. lutego. - Iarowno
wloska jaE jugosiowiahska DELE
gacya pokojowa wyda'y z"przc-
.czcnie krqzqcych ~ro&foseli, jakoby
Fugosiawia moD#i"oWa ak piet klas
.swych pop;sowyrh konccntrowa
Ia woisNa w DalmaCyj.
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CZARNIK - 49ta i AsEllnad ave.
Ma narotniizu 51szej i Ashland ava
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

Woisk DrZeZ ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-04

SWCGO laIytku.