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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
HARDING JOINT
DEBATE SOUGHT
Democratic Official Issues
League Challenge to
Senator,
snecial to rhe Times,


NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Senator Pat
Harrison, chairman of the speakers bu-
reau Of the Democratic national COM
mittee yesterday issued the following
statement:
THE League OF Nations is the main
Issue Of this campaign
Governor Cox has said:
az favor going in
Senator Harding, at Des Moines, said !;
~ stand for rejection
'.That the people of America may not
be further confused by the Issue therein
presented, as chairman OF the speakers
bureau Of the Democratic national com
mittee, I should be glad to enter at
once into any arrangement for one on
more joint debates between Governor Coz
and Senator Harding.
"If this suggestion is accepted by the
managers of Senator Harding's candi-
dacy, In order TO meet their desire as to
time and place. we should be glad to
cancel any date or arrangements already
made.
I'VE want the issue to be presented to
the people and we know Of no better
way than for Governor Cox and Senator
Harding to meet on the same stump.
II have made such a proposal by tele-
graph to Senator Harry S. New. chair
man Of the speakers bureau of the Re-
publican national committee.
II want the Republican national COM
mittee to know further that every speak
er throughout the United States, under
the auspices of the Democratic national
committee, will be glad to grant a divi-
sion of time at any of their meetings
from now until election. to discuss with
any advocate of the candidacy of Sena-
tor Harding the position of Senator
Harding on the League of Nations"
Senator Harrison's telegram TO Senator
New follows:
I'm order that the public may arrive
at the truth of the issues between Gov
ernor Cox and Senator Harding On the
League of Nations, I respectfully propose
10 you that Senator Harding meet Gov
ernor Cox in joint debate on this sub
ject at any time and place convenient to
him and you. Governor Cox has said !:
Il favor going in In his speech at Des
Moines Senator Harding said: I stand
fer rejection That the people may
make up their minds, after mature con-
sideration on this great issue, such a
joint denafe as I propose will be a most
effective means of bringing out the facts.
As chairman Of the speakers bureau of
the Democratic national committee
should be glad to cancel any dates or ar
rangements already made for Governor
Cox's itinerary in order to accommodate
such a joint debate
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
REQ Dealers Hear
Talks and Buy Cars

Interesting features Of the sales con-
vention held by the Fisher Automobile
Company and its REQ dealers ut the In
dianapoIis Canoe Club on Wednesday
were the business talks by c. a. Lem
mon. REQ factory representative; H. d.
Bateheller, manager Of the Fisher Auto
mobile Company, and E. Z. Brodbeck and
7. Lashbrook. also Of the Fisher COM
pany.
Orders We're taken for a large number
of automobiles and speedwagons for i'm
mediate delivery.
A novel feature was a REQ car on its
side displaying ali the parts usually
eonceaied.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
First White Man to
Climb Mountain Dies

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE first white
man to reach the summit Of Mt. McKin-
ley is dead.
He was Rev. Hudson Stuck. archdeacon
Of the Yukon.
Word Of his death Wednesday at Fl
Yulon. Alaska, has been received here by
DR.. John Wood executive secretary of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Stuck made his ascent of Mt. Mckinley
in June. 1913
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
Italy Gives Amnesty
in Political Crimes

ROME, Oct 14-Italy today pro-
GAINED an amnesty for all political
and military crimes committed prior to
Sept. 10, 1919.
The act practically exempts all de-
serters from the Italian army from suf-
fering the customary penalties.
The amnesty also includes former Aus
trian subjects now living in Italian
territory.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
BERLIN SILENT
AS TO WAR AID
LENT BY IRISH
Investigator Referred to Lloyd
George, Who Made the
Charge.
SAYS SORE SPOT RUBBED

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The German Govern
ment is carefully guarding the secret OF
her war time relations with Ireland, II
there were any.
Following the sensational charge made
by Premier Lloyd George last Saturday
that ireland gave assistance to the Ger
man submarine campaign, an effort was
made here to obtain official confirmation
or denial.
But it is stated officially that It is not
known whether or not there were sub
marine bases on the Irish coast or wheth-
er the Irish were assisted to organize an
anti English army.
1t was expected Germany would refute
the British premier's charges by pointing
out the technical difficulties which would
make Irish aid impracticable or impos-
sible.
Instead, the correspondent encountered
maze of mystery, evasion and ambig-
uous denials.
Reticence In some quarters indicated
that very tender spot had been touched.
An army general staff officer referred
the correspondent to the navy historical
section.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
Battle Over Voting
Machine 'Rehearsals'
Special to Tho Timea

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 1A.-Demo-
cratic and Republican county organize
tiOns are at Ioggerheads over the refusal
to place voting machines In the various
precincts some days in advance of cleo
ton day in order to give the women an
opportunity to practice.
Both sides charge bad faith in connec-
ton with alleged efforts to prevent tn
women from learning how to vote.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14

JEFF Potlocks says he saw the track OF
some sort of large dangerous looking
wild animal in the road this morning.
What's puzzllng Columbus Allsop is what
sort of an animal would make Just one
track and then quit, and not stu be
there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
Higher Fares Asked
by Traction Company

petition asking an increase in fares
today was presented to the public service
commission by the Terre Haute, Indian
apolis & Eastern Traction Company.
The petition asks a passenger fare Of
cents mile in indianapolis with a
minimum charge Of 10 cents. The pres
emit fair is cents
The company also asked the commits
sion to grant an increase in express
freight rates.
The company operates over fifteen miles
in this city on various divisions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
Mrs. Ogden Mills Is
Dead at Paris Home

PARIS, Oct 14.-Mrs. ogden Mills of
New York died here late Wednesday, OF
heart disease. Her husband was with
her at their Paris residence
Mrs. Mills was Miss Ruth Livingston
and was prominent In New York and
Newport society.
During The war the Mills Paris resi-
denee was used as headquarters by GEN
eral Dershing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14

Slim Pickens weighed on a pair of big
scales at Bounding Billows day before
yesterday, and by bearing down right
hard with both feet he came within eleven
pounds of Weighing what he had been
saying he weighed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14

Rae Barlow has had more bad luck.
He reports he broke his dollar this morn
ing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
Indianapolis Leads
in Navy Recruiting

indianapolis leads the whole central
division In recruiting for the United
States Navy. Lieut.. T. z. Orr, com
amndant Of the local recruiting station
announced today
The total enlistnents gained by vari-
Gus stations in the district 30 FAR in
1920 have been announced oy the Navy
Department as follows:
indianapolis. S65; Chicago, S42; Louis
vile, 76s; Detroit, 697; Milwaukee, 035;
Cincinnati, 500. and Peoria. BIO.
The Navy Department also announces
that there are 400 vacancies IN the navy
schools from which the skilled special
lists are drawn.
These schools formerly we're open to
previous-service men only.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-14
NAVY OFFICERS ARE
SILENT ON SUBJECT.

The historical section officers discussed
Irish matters Informally. but when asked
for an official statement for publication
they replied that the Foreign ONCE for
bids army and navy officers making for
NAL statements.
The Foreign Office refused permission
to the Admiralty to make statement
After a days delay, the correspondent
was referred to Consul General Grunow,
who, for thirteen years, was the German
consul at st. Paul
Replying to questions as TO why the
correspondent should be referred to the
chief Of the United States political sec
ton instead of the chief of the Irish sec
ton, Herr Grunow replied:
If the information desired is relating
to Lloyd Georges accusations of Irish
German relations, the proper place for
the inquiry is in London. Mr.. Lloyd
George probably would not make a state
ment unless he has the facts to back
it up
REAL FACTS MAY
NEVER BE PUBLISHED.
do you mean the time isn't ripe TO
reveal these matters?" asked the core
spondent.
Il very much doubt if some facts will
ever be published" answered the foreign
Office official
How about Roger Easement going to
Ireland In a German submarineG' - asked
the correspondent.
"All l know about that is what APP
peared in the newspapers. 1t Is not even
proved that he went in a submarine"
The log of the submarine U-20, which
sank the Lusitania, indicates that there
was no Irish base in the spring OF 1915.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
Przypiski W KWestyi
ZydoWskij

Pisma warSzawSkie zamieScily
Z okazyi nader wszechstronnego
omawiania misy4 do Polski p. Sa-
;uueIa, delegate angielskiego, ma
jscego specyalnie ola Anglii badac
hwestye zydow II mas - nastepu-
jgcy list p. A. Marylskiego:
w marcu, 1915 r. spotkaiem
sic w Warszawie Z osobq, kt0-
"a p-zyby4a Z Ameryki. bardzo
wplywowa i dobrze P]o;nformo-
wana W zakresie poiityki. By
lem wowczas zobowiazanv s}o-
WEN, ably ME ujawniac jcj ma
zwiska, wszakze zoStalem upO-
wazniony do ~oghoszenia w pra-
sic pewnej rewelacyi, co tez IL
czyniiem niczwhocznie. Pre-
.piSuie Z p~oz6fkfego dziennii;a
moja notatke dla przestrogi IA
szych. czasami zbyt naiwnych
Pciitykow.
..Bsdac niedawno w Londy--
ME - opowiadai nasz goSG -
proszony byieu na obiad do
Izrae!a Zangwiila, znanego au-
tc7a ..Zycia W ghetto. hogate-
go zyda. Me ch"ia'c1n ko-zy--
STAG i tego zaproszcn;a, PREF
ktGre zaci2gnqibym rodzaj 10
bowiQzaHia wobcc &osPOdarza,
lecz pomilEo to stoSunki ME 70
staty zerwane. gdyi Izrael
ZangwiIl wprosii sic do mnic /
zmusii mnic do rozmowy o sPra
wach poFtycznvch. PoruSzyl
Oh miedzy innemi i spraWe pol
ska Ma zjednoczenie Polsh zy-
dzi zgodzic sic ME moga. Przez
oderwanie Galicyi Cd Austryi
straciliby zydzi teren wpfywow
i rodstawe bytu ekononiczne--
&C; ~ zjednoczonej Polsce ina
lezl;,Y sic rowniez wobec wa
rum ~ sobie nieprzyiaznych.
Wobcc togo beda wszelkimi do
ctepnymi srodksmi agitowali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
III.

Podniosl sic radosny pisk, ~jazgUtanie pieskow
dw;c bia}e rqc1ki wyc;&gncEy sic ma powitan:e.
- Pan Sewer! Narcszcie! No, no! - wykrzy-
liwala Sliczna blondynka.
SIuga panny puikownikdwny go odparl tym
tonem, usiiujqc bye swobodnym / szarman-
ckim. A parma Terenia zawsze, jak jutrzcnka.
Ale parma Terenia porwaia pieski ia recc. cd
s,QpiIa nieco mierzQc go rozisirzonym Wzroklem,
lc}a L grozna minka stroiowac:
- To TAXA subordynacya? to dopiero dz!Siaj
stale sic ma APPEL, to trzeba Sciagac ordynansami, to
uitajenie sic Bog vie Z kim, Mill my? Juz
yanu "a to la zaplaci dobre lenungi!
Zareba u$miechnq} sic TAX smutnie, re panienka
nagle sic zaniepokoiAa.
-A moze pan chory? - spytaia cichutko.
Prayvda, TAXI pan mizerny blady! CO panu jest?-
spieia sic ma palce, zazierajac mu W oczy.
- Zdrow jestem. ~dziekuje. Czy PAM szambela-
powa W domh?- wyrzeki chlodno, ledwie jz po-
krywajac niecierpliwoSc oczekiwania.
Parma Terenia dotknieta jego tonem, s~pojrzaSa
w~ynio5le.
- Prose- wziaG miejsce. Pam szambelanowa "a
raz przyjdzie. Ceremonialnym gestenl wskazata
krzeslo i przyciskajac do piersi warczqce pieski, sta
nela schnHmzona pod oknem, ale Z lynn d2sem ma
rozowej twarzyczce, peinej doMow, przytajonych
usmieszk6w figlarnoSci, byia jeszcze Sliczniejsza.
G1owka w zsotych puklach, Przepietych b4ekit-
wstega, wielkie niebieskie oczy o ziotawych
rzesach, kr6tki nosek z rozowymi chrapkami, lSnia-
ce zeby, malinowe wargi, toczona biaia szyja, ko-
ronkowy sal ma ramionach, spiety pod piersiami
S~oralowa brosza, kr6tka jasna sukienka W niebie-
skie paski, bale pohczoszki Z haftowanymi klinka-
mi i bale cizemki. malowane w ~stokrocie, czyniiy
"a podobna do saskiej f~igurynki. Ruchliwa byfa Drzy
TEN, jak wiewi6rka, trzpiot siynna 5mieszka, vice
teraz, chociaz zad2sana. take robila mink, re
sic odezwac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
DO W~IADOMOSCI.

wSEySIkiCh Intere$ant6NS nnjuprzeg-
naIej proSimy o przestrzeEanie poniI-
SZych wSkazOuek:
Hiura Administracyi naszej Otwarte
~ p-Eez dziPn caIy cd Eodzin9 s-mej
zraha do T:S0 wieczOrem - CO dnta' =
wyjqtkiem NiedzieI 1 sWipt obo"iaEu-
jaeych.
InTeresnnt6w co dnin W GODZISACH
POPOLUDNiOWYCH cd 2-gicj do 5-teJ
- = wyjatkicn' sOb6t.
Redakcyn dIa intcrcsnntOw otwarta
fest TYLkO " GODHINeCH PORAN
NIGH, Cd 1880 DO @oDZI-
Ny 1880; pO ~po;udniu tyikO IA specy-
nIn1 umowa.
Reanktor NacEelny prsyJmuie int
reSant6yy TYI.Ko 20 GODZlNlE 1O-tej
PRED POLUDNIEM.
IprnSEa sic, wSZelkie sprnwy = Rednk
ryn znIatNiaG. o lie mOinoSei PISEM-
ME. DO mn kOnwcrs1cye dfugte ME ma
my cHnSn; tylkO W sEe1egoI-
nfeiS1ej waEi OsObiStych, Tub ME daJa-
eych sic xaIatrie EwieAie - droEq ko-
rexponiCncyI - prOsimy tawic sic oSo-
biEcIe, zachOwujac m wzkledEte, re o.
kOED rodziny I1-tej EnmJkamy gazette
vSzyscy n~ajbardzlej jestesmy wtedy
E~nrTudnicni.
700. ucby pIsali CZYTELNIE - ATRA-
WESTiGM, LUB Ma MASzHNIE, ME-
yrtyT SCISLIHIE 4 TYLk0 Ma JB-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
lRssf uGVgOry JaAlcGCA@lcN ~ HAJR
b~% orIoSzOnc, POchfnnia &c - kosz
F~.5akcSJny: jeSli ~poGadane 50 do zvro-
tu. ~ rnsic Die oGloszenia, naieEy to
WYRAZNIE zAzNACSYC 1 ZAbACZYC
EyACIEK P0CzTOWY Ma ZWROTNA
RE LNE
Zndnyen komunikat6w do Ogioszenia
ME RaIeEy przesyiae M knrtach Cd
krytych. ZADNYCH TEE ME PRzfJ-
MILE SIZE KOMUNIkACYI TELEFO-
- chyba " ~~ytatke~yeA
ryypadkaeh; r0wnIeI oxlosHeh, dctyeE4-
eyeh to~warxystW, e~lefenieHnie ME
p~rHyJmujemy.
Wsxelkie OEfOszenia nale&a do Dxia-
hu OptoSzen w AdmfnIstracy1 4 tam sic
= niemi zwEacae RaleSy.
PodEfekOUania - fo-
axaiu, REZOLUCYE ZAhOBNE, POLL
TYCzNE I. p. naIeia do DHlafu ogfe-
usen.s
WsxeIkie kOrespondencye, ~1nvtaeo-
wIepIa 4 L D. musEa bye podpisane -
Drfuem aaEwikkiem wrns 4 adresem Pl-
s<seexo; bezimieBnyeh. Tub podpisanyeA
aomysinlkiem, aIbo wresxeie stoves
-Komftefs - kOmuBfkacyi' nj koreS-
-..ndencyt ME zamiesScxamy.
ME oglaszamy
ami wyedecSek. lub rptknI-
SsW.. URzADzANYCH w NIEDzhELk-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
Ts|oiona 1897 reku.
MACIERE POLSKA.
f MONROE 1903.
HARYAD GLOMNYi

Ks. Francisz~k Gordon. Moderator.
As. \. 4. kloyo. W.ce-Mode:atoE.
wojc!ech T SosHa. "rezsS.
Antonina Raran"wsk1. Vice DrEzeskA
WOjcierh Ma1kickj. Wice-prezeS.
Tomas :. E,achowsE.. Sekreta7
FrauciszeG WitkOwsEi. Skarbnik.
Stanisiaw L~!cznahski Dyrektor.
W{adySiaw LppatEa. DyTeEtor.
AtIOnL 1aZurk, GSrektor.
.spS4dyA SnS<d. - raStoTEa-
Sa.omea urhanska. Dyrektorka.
Franc.sSSa B!eSchEe, Dy3ekiorSA-
DR.. Err. \. DuI1k. LeSarz Naczeiny.
ADV. P,otr p. M.ndak. D>radca Prawny'
Ba-.a L. Woit1tew:"Z, AsySt. SeiSr. Cen.
EODZINY BIUROwEI
Gia-o "a rzadu Gijwuego otwarte W
hi pDwSze1nie ID gojz. s-teJ rano 90
s-tsi w:ecZ"rcGH. w -oo9te 10 Lei po-
91lriTi"N. WlNczoTeT. " d1! p6ws=ed-
rie Z TyjRsNien e,S,otyDl. Cd soaz!ny
incl 10 9-iel " aieGz!ele | swieta
uroclySro. b.vro 7eSc zamkriets
PrcEcSa: - p~o2.eIz.aiEl / p!4tki VIE
czo~au' ~ EoEz.ny Incl DO 9-tej.
Wsze.Hl. ko~-espoa1encye 10 G!0wne-
so PressSa na'e2y a~dres2wac:
|OJCIECH r. SOSkS.
s%LTctaryaH w po1iednlaiEi, %GSrxI.
sroty czwar;ki. WieCZorami Oh SOdEi-
ny mel a. 9-teh. I OF l-szej Dopolu-
dn:I coGz.ennie. Z ~wyja;Giem sO6oty. Cd
S~&aTSnika: we wt9rkl.. srody I piatkl
OIL SodZiay T-Ta! 40 9-ts; wieczorem.
Ikiadauia opint. Wsze.Hie, oo'aty 10 Ka-
sy Ci6wao5 D-zrimu;e Kasyer Gbwny
podr,1s ~C5E.H otiSDwych. albo we dnie
" goIHirach ~Of.sowych. Sekretarz &C.
neruiuy.
WsEs .,:e '.s.v nalsyiac ualeky ma re-
&c S"S~erI~-l Geae-ainego:
TOMAS :. RLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I45J ". Division str. Chicago, III.
FINASSE.
P-LekaZy hanSowe pocz;ows
CcheCHs, mOHey orders etc.) nalety wy
BI2wiaJ 0a o-PaniZaCye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
1 prZeSyl3c Dgl airCSem:
FIR, HIThOWSkI,
IE55 w. Division str, lineage III.
MACiERZ P0LSKA.
B;uro Zarzadu Gf0wnego:
lI5J-57 ". Division Utica,
M druEiem pie.rEe.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13

Szymon Krawczyk 300 NIX. grz. ew.
! mics. ar, Abram Szajkiewicz, Faj-
Fel Groch, Szmul MaperOWicz, J62cC
Piotrkowski j Winccnty Turaly -
$50 mix. grz. CIV. 10 dni aresztu.
Ia ~nielegalny wyr6b s%pirytusu:
Nina Traubc so NIX. grz. w. , dHi
aresztu.
Ia p%obieranie miarek cd przemialI
zboza:
Rogalski CminrZeka po 500 NIX.
grzywny ew. pc l mics. aresztu. A
dam Hanke COO mix. grz. ew. / mics.
aresztu.
Ia lichwiarska Gene "a przejazd
karetka:
Adam Pusznowski 1000 NIX. grz.
ew. so dni arcsztu.
Ia nielegalny handel Swiccami:
Moch1y Patt 100 NIX. grz. ew. . d.
aresztu.
Ia handel sacharyna:
Mania Gliksman 500 NIX. grz. e~.
1 miesiac arcsztu.
Ia nielegalny' handel r6znymi tc-
warrant:
Barski 900 NIX. grz. ew. | mics.
ar, szpigel 200 INK. grz. CIV. . ty?.
ar, Diamant / Tyza.ka}a 20 $40 M.
grz. ew. pc ! mics. ar, Nuta Wald
man 1000 NIX. grz. ew. . mics. ar.
David Waldman 500 NIX. gTz. ew.
mics. ar, Fl. Aronowicz 1000 mr..
grz. ew. ; mics. aresztu.
Szubiak0wski,
Naczelnik Oddzia!u
T. DcsZertowa. SekretarZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
DO PolSl&i!

Do Polski,... Do kraju!....
Pod Otc6w hen strzeehe
Pospieszcie, wygnancy Z "a morza-
Bo W piesni skowronka tuz niesie
wan echo,
Ze Polskiej wolnoSci i&ni zorza!
Choc chwastem pcrasta tam grun'
ME zorany,
1 lyme, p~rzeniczne czekaia tez
lany
Ma Drace rak zdrowych i czofa -
Chloe Tatry dis jeszc2e tam s2umio
ziowrogo,
l tetno narodu chot bije dis
trwoga
Do .,Jutra" lecz mySl mknie
wesola!
Do Polski, het ~spieszcie - DO W
Polsce So oczy,
Co Easily gorzkiemi wszak 4zami:
DO w Polsce niejedno teh SERGE sic
broczy
Smiertelna tesknota "a wami.
TIE serca was przyjma - utula -'
upieszcza,
Piosenke zanuca p~rzesiodka,
a wieszcza
o Polskiej potedze i slavic;
I rQjdzie rozhcwor o krwawej
niedoli,
I bojach z~wycieskich W obrcnie
swej roll.
T Wodzu, co rzadzi W WarsZawie!
A Wy i'm powiecie serdecznie,
a szczerze
l waszej tn piracy jak Z stall,
I waszych k~oScioiach, i ~pieSniacl
i wieze,
Co million serc Polsce ocali.
Posluszni Oiczyinie - swej Mates,
jak dziccie,
Chot harlem zamorskim potent,
staniecie
Do piracy ma Poisl5im zagonie;
A n wan bedzie tax slodka
mia,
BE ducha i ramion W niej skrzepnie
az sila -
Bo mi,ost was Polski owionie!
Het spieszcie. vice spieszcie Wy
dzielni druhcwic
Do Polski, co wzywa W dzleci;
Mech SERGE / WAR praojo6w wan
powie.
he slohce W Ojczyznie Ii swieci.
Bo tn choG dostatek / zlota i chleDa,
Me naszych to Ojc6w zagroda i
gleba,
Nj nova - 0byczaj - nj wiara...
I Mako! juz ide - 1 Q SODA
prZynosze
Skarb wiedzy - stall ramion -
i prac moich ~erosze....
Wygnania MECH skohczy sic kara!
Swedesburg, Pa, d. . lutego, 1921.
rs. DR.. Alfred Wr6blewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.
przeciw zjednoczeniu Polski.

prZec1w zJednoczenlu PolSkl.
Angiclski zyd uSamuel' Cd
wiedzajac nastepnego dnia pa
ma X, uwiadomiony o tresci
tel rozmowy, prosii zachowat'
! w tajemn:cy zbvt ,,szczere WV
n~urzenia", uczynione przez SWe
go rodaka.",
Czy p. Samuel pamieta te
rozmowe:?
A. Marylski.
CIV pamieta? - powtarzaja
.risma warszawskie.. -.
Niezawodnie pamieta! Me
m6glby zaqomnie6! Wszakze
podkrcSlone w powyzszym liscie
?. NJ. wyrazenia So dyrektywq ca
lei polityki zydowskiej wzgledem
mas! O czemS podobnem zapom-
nice ME MONA. Dali nam togo -
&c wciaz pamietajq o mas - zydzl
Gowody dostatecznie slime wrog9
swa minionego roku przeciwko
ram propaganda, ktora tax niczem
ric uzaSadniona, tax z Palcow
brudnych, DO mienia naszego Sra-
bicniem zbrukanymi - wySsana
przecic zdumiewajaca solidarno--
SciQ akcyi objela SWAT caly! Ja&o
pozar Ia stcpic polecra}o ma mas
20 ktamstwo nikczemne Pc swic-
Gle calym. wszedzie przyjetc "a
fakt pcwny mic ulegaJqcy wat
pieniu. DO Przez przewodnic
czynniki zydowSkie podawane,
wszcdzic byIo eNploatowanc pre-
ciwkO nam, ma sZkodc nasZ2. XII
zgubie naszeSo narodu i paiistwa!
Wlszvstko dobrc, coSmy robili,
przckrecono i przeciw nam zwro-
como, wszystko sprawiedliwe /
sirsInc spotwarzono oszczcrczo:
nawct of;cyalne raporty takich C
misaryuszy, jak Morgenthau,
cz}owick, ktory w innych Okolicz-
noSciach zdobys sic przccic ma
snrawicdliwoSt i ludzkoSt nawet
wzglcdcm chrzcscijan, gdy tylko
o Polske nie chodzito.-teraz W
raportach &c swego w Polscc 20
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- "a coz ia sroga niclaSka, moSCia panno:?
P~arsknela $miechcm i przyskoczywszy do ME
SO, trzcpafa zapalczywie:
30 vase ME dba nj 0 mnie, nj o lze, nj pub
~kOwmika, nj Q nc ma Swleclc,
- W4aSnicm chcial pytac 0 kozienickie nowiny.
Nowiny9 Nam narzeczonego - wyrzucila,
,~amietnie caiujac piesNi.
- Jakiejze ma5ci? - zartowat. - Pamietam,
jak PARMA Tercnia szalala "a karoszami, potcm
~rrzyszfy cisawc, wiec moze teraz kolej ma szpaki.".
- Co mi tam konie Wole swojcgo Marcina-
- Mech mnie kule bijq, jcSli znam takiej masci
cuganta.
- WaszmoSc nawet ~przyjacioi z%apomina.
- Przyjaciof! Czyzby to mia{ bye MARGIN Ia
krzcwski? Tax? No, toscie sic dObrali do masci,
pstrogtowcj z czubkami - smial sic, ale mu ME W
snak poszla ia nowina. Vice sboro PARMA Tere-
mia przecllodzi do swardyi, to clryba konende hoe
nigowskich u4an6w Obejnie parma Marcia Toz mu-
ST bye lament uiedzy porucznikamj? Gdzicz sic ak
tualnic podziewa MARGIN?
- Ma dzisiaj sluzbe ma zarrhu przy Kr6lu Jc-
gomoSci.
Ia wiadomosciq uciesz1 sic szczcrzc i dodal
nieco zartobliwie:
- Winszuje pannie Tereni awansu.
Wsta}, ably wyjrzeG do ogrodu.
- A waszmoSG sic &c mnie smieje,
Zastapiia mu droge.
A ia sic wlaSnic bardzo ciesze odpar} zy-
wo ola ziagodzenia p~ocalowaf ia w reke, - Tylko
z~aproScie mnie ma weselc.
- Czekaj tatka latka, jak kobyfke wilcy zjedzq
- wybuchneia rozzalonym gIosem. IegomoSG
podkomorzy napisat Marcinowi, re mozemy jcszcze
p~oczekac.
Bo i mozecic, take zjitodzioby, trzeba wan
dodac dyrektora.
- A jabym chciaia jak najpredzej kwaterowat
W Warszawie wyznala sic szczerze, usadzajac pie
ski ma klawicyrrbale. Nam juz pc uszy Kozienic
tych wyranzerowanych szkap pulko~ych, Z kt6re-
mi MUSIC grywac W maryasza. Przeciez o~statniej Ii
my ME tafczyiam ami razu! Ale wy, mosci piesko-
vie, z ogniem, z ogniem!- chichotala, lupiac psie-
mi nogami ma klawiaturze. Dopiero ma Wielka-
noe, jak przechodzji z Radomia hr1zarzy, nasza
manuel, ktora ma p~omiedzy mimi Slicznego kuzyrka,
ramowiia pape, zeby dac ola mich bal, ac byloby
spalifo ma panewce, DO ~burgrabia ME chciai pozwolit
sail W palacu.
- I dobrze zrobi1 - rzek} stanowczo, otwiera-
JAG okno.
I ogrodu b~uchneto ciepfo, przejete zapachami
|kwlatow radosne cwierkanie ptactwa.
- I talk manuel postawila ma swojen. Pan Sto-
kowSki zajas fabryke, kaza} ia unait swierczyna, pa
pa daf kapele i tahczylisrny do rama.
- Z huzarami? Godni kaA wa1erowie!
By} przeciez ca}y nasz kor: papa rozporza-
dz4 nutshell. Zabawa poszfa cudnie, DO tytko jeden
pan Sie1dueki zrobH burde huzarom, "a co posiedzial
ma odwachu. | dobrze mu tax, MECH zabawy drugim
Me Psu1e. Bibi! Mimi! rzuciia sic re Smicchem
"a pieskarni, ktore sic jej w~yrwatyJ 7 piskiem szu-
kajqc schronienia pod kanapa.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)