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Evening star., 1920-07-09
DEDC|S|ON EXPECTEDON
W.;B. "a. FARE RAISE
Final Action May Be Taken by
Commission Today or To-
morrow.

Final action on the increased tar
iffs asked by the Washington, Bal
timore and Annapolis Electric Rail-
road Company will not be taken by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
until late this evening or tomorrow
morning, the commission announced
today. The board of suspension, before
which hearing was held last Friday
to the commission, which will either
ratify or reject its findings.
The new tariffs. which embrace in
creased rates on passenger travel to
all stations in Maryland on the lines
of the W., B. and A, will become eff
fective Sunday unless the board of
suspension has ordered them suspend
ed pending further inquiry into the
reasons for the raise in fare. Even
If the board has recommended sus-
pension the commission, acting in the
case as a final court of judgment. may
cast aside the recommendation of its
own board and permit the tarifs to
become effective month from the
day they were filed. June IL.
Baltimore Expects Raise.
Railroad men in Baltimore believe
the company will be allowed 20 per
cent raise in commutation fares and
an average straight fare of cents a
mile by the Public Service Commits
sion of Maryland. The decision of the
Maryland commission will not be made
public until after the Interstate Com
merce Commission has announced Its
decision. 1t is considered almost GER
tain that the Maryland commission
will require Of the company guaran-
tees that certain Improvements be
made in it's service. Chief among
these is the provision for proper ter
minal facilities in Baltimore. which
would do away with parking OF the
interurban cars on the street at the
present terminal
Near Commuters Suffer.
The new rates asked by the COM
pany contemplate increases ranging
from 8 to 100 per cent. Testimony
introduced at the hearing last Friday
showed that the increases hit hard
est commuters living at stations near
Washington, and several commuters
said if the new rates were allowed
they would have to move back into
the city, as the cost of travel to and
from their homes would be prohibi-
tive. The general feeling here Is
that the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission will grant relatively small
increases to the road, bringing the
rates to suburban stations near
Washington on or near a par with
the proposed 8 per cent increase from
Washington to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
BRAINARD is CLEARED
OF VICE JURY CHARGE

NEW YORK, July 9.-The appellate
division of the state supreme court
today unanimously reversed the con-
victions of Clinton T. Brainard, presi-
dent Of Harper & Brothers, and the COM
pany for "unlawfully possessing an
obscene book"
The information against the de-
PENDANTS was filed by the Society for
the Suppression Of Vice. Brainard
was a member of the extraordinary
grand Jury seeking an "overshadow-
ing crime" in New York.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
MILLIONAIRE CREW OFF.
Denmark Aristocracy Mans Ship
During Strike Aboard.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The million
aire crew" which brought the Scandi-
nayian American liner Frederick VIII
here two weeks ago rolled up TO her
Hohoken pier in taxicabs and limou-
sines Yesterday, went back to stoke
hole and forecastle and started back
home with the vessel-the first to
sail for Copenhagen in five months.
The crew, members OF some OF the
o,dast and wealthiest families in Den
mark. enlisted for service during the
Copenhagen harbor strike, and, al
though the walkout ended shortly
before the Frederick VIII sailed for
America. they stuck to their jobs.
They asserted they enjoyed their
two-week vacation ashore, two going as
far as San Francisco.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
FIUME DENOUNCES POET.
Leaders Rebel Against Authority Of
d'AuuuuZio.

F1UME, July (by the Associated
Press) s)-Repudiation Of Gabrielle dan
nunzio's authority as commander in
Fiume was voiced by a group Of in
fiuential Fiumians, who sent a pro-
test today to the national council
against the leaders OF the autonomist
ident of the council. promised to take
up the matter with the poet. to which
the bearers of the protest objected.
declaring:
so far as we are concerned you
are our government. We do not recog-
nize the poets command"
The protest was signed by 100 of
the leaders in Fumes business and
life.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
AUTHOR QUITS ACADEMY,

MADRID. July s.-Rcardo Leon.
the author. has resigned from the
Spanish Academy as a result of dis
pute with it's president. former Presi-
dent Maura. Maura is said to have re-
preached Leon for being too radical
in his writings, whereupon the latter
rendered his resignation. This is the
first time such an event has occurred
since the founding of the institution.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
EIGHT WORKERS PENSIONED.

MADRID. July s.-The first eight
.workmen to receive pensions under
the new compulsory old-age pension
scheme in Spain were the leading fig-
ures in an elaborate ceremony here
today. They were miners who had
liery Company and had reached the
age of sixty. The company advanced
the entire amount necessary for the
payment of pensions for life. The
pension scheme will in future be ap-
piled to alN workmen.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
Wood to Confer
WthHardingm
The NearFuture

CHICAGO, July 9-Gen. Leon
ard Wood plans to hold a con-
ference soon with Senator War
rem &. Harding. republican
presidential nominee. at Marion,
Ohio, 1t was announced follow
ing a meeting of the general
and National Chairman Hays.
No date for the conference was
made public.
At conference between John
l.. Bnbler, national committee
man from Missouri, and Chair
man Hays 1t wns decided to
hold another conference I'm St.
Louis within ten days ITO thrash
out" the Missouri situation, 1t
was announced. Members of the
Sednlfa, Mo-, committee, who
have demanded Babler's resig-
nation. will be asked to attend.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
EXTRA SESSION UNLIKELY.

TAMPA, Fla. July 9.-Speaker
George H. Wilder of the Florida house
of representatives expressed the opin-
ion today that n special session Of the
Florida Legislature to pass on rati-
fcation of the federal suffrage amend
ment was not likely. Wilder does not
believe a majority of the Legislature
will assure the governor they will
vote for ratification. and Gov. Cats
is said to have told the suffra gists he
would not call a special session un-
less shown that sentiment had
changed since the last session SO that
ratification would pass.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
TEXAS REPORT ON PLAGUE
Health Officer Says 20 Per Cent
of Slain Rats Are Infected.

AUSTIN. Tex. July 9.-Eight cases of
bubonic plague have developed and three
victims have died to date at Beaumont.
Tex, the state health officer announced.
At Galveston there have been three
cases of plague with two deaths so far.
he added. The health director declared
30 per cent of all rats killed at Beau
mont were infected with bubonic
plague. which. he said. he considered
ga decidedly heavy rate"
- Considerable progress is being made
h rat determination campaigns at the
Texas ports. he said. but added that
is, 900 more traps were needed at Beau
mont, where state and federal health
forces were being increased
Evening star., 1920-07-09
RIPLEY ESTATE, $72O, 900.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The estate of
Edward Payson Ripley, late president
of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
railway, is valued at $72o.00o. accord
court. Personal property valued at
S600, 900 and the balance in real estate
in California and other states Is in
cluded.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
TRIAL BY JURY DENIED.
Plea Of Communist Commissaries in
Budapest Rejected.

BUDAPEST. July 1.-THE plea Of
ten communist commissaries charged
with murder and other crimes during
the Bella Kun communist administra-
ton for trial by jury was denied to-
day by the five judges having charge
of the cases. They will be tried under
the procedure in force during the war,
which the national assembly made
lawful for one year after the ratifica-
tion of the peace treaty.
The prisoners contend the allied rep
resentatives promised that all those
arrested would be given protection If
Bella Kun should be overthrown.
Fifteen other communists charged
with similar crimes fed abroad.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
CLEARED OF PROFITEERING.

SPOKANE. WASH, July s-The
Culbertson. Grote-Rankin Company, a
department store. was found not
guilty by a jury in the United States
District Court on charge Of violat-
ing he Lever act against profiteering.
Government attorneys introduced cost
slips showing profits OF $50 per cent.
The court ruled the store has the
right to consider present market
value as we'll as original costs in
fixing sales prices.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
WILL WELCOME MOORE.
Cox Manager to Get Ovation From
Youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. July "a
committee of business men is making
arrangements today for a on-parti-
san demonstration in honor of E. N.
Moore, Gov. Cox's pre-convention cam
paign manager. when he returns to
his home here from San Francisco.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
Sharp Clashes at Hearing.

Henry E. Davis, Mrs. Shows attor-
ney, was on the stand under cross
examination by Mr.. Hoover when the
hearing was resumed yesterday aft
clashes between the two lawyers, and
several times Judge Hardison inter-
fered.
When Mr.. Hoover pressed Mr.. Davis
for the name of an attorney who was
desirous Of becoming associated with
him in the Snow case and who offered
to impart valuable information If he
would be remembered in the fee Mr..
Davis was overcome with emotion
and objected vigorously. He finally
whispered the name to Judge Hardi-
son.
At another time when Mr.. Hoover was
pressing him sharply regarding the ex-
act words and conditions of the alleged
telephone conversation between Mrs.
Acker in Mrs. Shows home and Mr..
Snow in his Office on which Mr.. Davis
had listened in" Mr.. Davis said:
'Mr. Hoover, you may chop words
tell you what / saw and heard-you can
make the most of it,
Mr.. Hoover endeavored to get Mr..
Davis to admit that something was said
about I'VE are going to Atlantic City
at 8 o'clock. We will have to change
at Market street" Mr.. Davis said. "Ab-
solutely not" rDid you hear Mr.. Snow
distinctly" Mr.. Hoover again asked.
AUSOlutclys Icplleu MT. LAWS.
Denial From Davis.
when Mrs. Acker said I have the
dope didn't Snow say. Don't be foolish
don't talk such nonsense" asked
Mr. Hoover, and Mr. Davis said. mot
one word" when she hung up the
receiver. didn't she laugh and say, You
know how l talk'?" again asked Mr.
Hoover. Mr.. Davis denied that he heard
this
When Mr.. Hoover asked. when Mrs
Acker said she was going to help Mrs
Snow did she say in what way?" and
Mr.. Davis said. "She denounced Mr.
Snow and said 4 am not going to do
anything for him. l am going to help
you.
There was a bitter clash between
the attorneys when Mr.. Hoover said
isn't it true that you led these peo-
pie on till you could get them where
you could have them arrested?" Mr.
Davis said: ''Your question is an in
suit" Here again Judge Hardison
had to interfere to curb the feelings
Of the two attorneys. The judge ad-
monished Mr.. Hoover. saying: II do
think you push it too far-too minute.
Evening star., 1920-07-09
swenrs to Statements,

Swenrs to Statements.
Continuing his testimony, Brown
said that on the following morning
July 1. he got Mr.. Shows SON. Chester
Snow. on the telephone and told him
that he was the subject OF Mot hv
his detectives and that he (Brownl
would like to see him (Snow) and dis
close what he had learned
He said that later he saw M
Hoover, who had phoned for him and
that he made full statement or the
affair to Mr.. Hoover; that a stenorra-
pher was present who took down his
account ana that on July 8. he went
with this stenographer. named
swore to the truth Of the statement.
Brown further testified that last
Monday Mr.. Hoover telephoned to
him that Mrs. Acker had phoned to
Mr.. Hoover that she was going to
Atlantic City and Mr.. Hoover asked
Brown to find out IL she did 20. Later
Brown received a telephone message
from Mrs. Acker and said that he felt
shaky about going to her home be-
cause he believed Mrs. Acker had
learned that he divulged her plot to
Mr.. Hoover and Mr.. Snow. so on that
occasion Mrs. Acker told him that she
had been to see Mrs. Snow and Mr.
Davis and told them Of the alleged de
sign to kill Mrs. Snow.
Hints of Rich Rewards.
Brown testified that Mrs. Acker told
him they were all to stick together
and led him to believe that he was to
be paid richly. He said that she
wrote out synopsis of the story to
which they were to swear, and this
copy he gave to Mr.. Hoover. who pre-
sented 1t to the court as an exhibit In
the case.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Hoover
Brown said that he had written
across this paper for Identification
| stuart X. Brown, July 2, 1920" He
! testified that on Monday evening he
Evening star., 1920-07-09


Then I suppose you are not Mr..
Broderick. either" she replied,
She said that he gave her his name
and told her he had suspected some
thing at the first dinner, but had no
facts except to warn her, Watch your
STEP" Since then he had been look
ing into the matter and he believed
things were not right and that she
should be careful.
While Mrs. Snow was on the stand
Mr.. Hoover repeatedly put questions
to her showing that she had frequent
ly gone driving with Mrs. Acker in
her automobile, and that they had
frequently had dinner. luncheon and
tea together. at which water. tea or
some other drink was served, 1t ap-
parently being Mr.. Hoover's design
to show that if it was Mrs. Ackers
intention to kill Mrs. Snow through
an automobile accident, or to slip
poison into something shc was to
drink, Mrs. Acker had had ample
and repeated opportunities to do this.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
Pred Kosciolem wZytomierzu.

skup zaSrozit ekskomunika / ME Wy
konai rozkazu mimO nalegai i grpzb.
..Welcie sila. ale dobrowolnie ME oil
dam - odpowiedziai kOmiSarzom. kt0
rzy ostatecznic ME zdecydowali sic u
zyG silly ola .,bojazni pred ludcm'.
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kiwaniu jeszczc czegoi gorszcSo ply
chodzily wiadomoSci Z prowincyi u
TEN, ijak ks. BabsrSkieSo z CzarneSu
OStro~ia po zamordowapiu rzucono ma
polarje psom alho jsk trupa Ks. 10.
walSkicso Z Radziwiliowa UTiazanc do
k~oiSkiego osona i wiGczono pc calcm
mieScie.
Bolszewicy przychodziii SAM opowia
dac o tych swych czynach bohaterskicll
/ zapowiadali, Re uczynia tax wszyst-
kim ,.ksiedzom".
JedneGo ranka zjawii sic komisarz
opowiedzial, CO ubicglej nocy zrobionO
prawosiawnemu archirejowi: zdarto Z
nieso szaty, zwiazano go i nagiemu ka'
zano bye Obecnym ma orgii, wyprawla'
nej przez pieciu towazyszy i pie: to-
warzyszek.
- NapatrZyl sic tam staruszek wSzy.
stkiego m6wil komisarz. Trzeba be-
die to samo / z waszym biskupem kie-
dyS zrobic. DO u mas wszystko po row.
no5c: / ola prawoslawnych i lila ka-
tolik0w.
Az jedncgo dnia - byIo to W czerw-
Gu - nadszeil rozkaz. azeby Giskup i
wszyscy ksicla poszIi ia robosg PREY.
muSowc.
Biskup DubUNsSi zaapclVwai do ri.
ioxa 10 Raxc~TGieso, 10! odp0~1g.
dga3 saxnni'xn'a'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

cd paru mieSiccy bOlszewicy pano
wall luz W Iytomierzu IL WoiynIu.
READY proletaryatu kwitty W caieJ pet
nj. czerwono-gwardzi$ci grabili: lat
czyEi ma ir6zmaitSzych odcieni i rOdzal
wykOnywali ..wOlc ludu pracuJaceeo :
przcr6ini komiSa re ..utrwaIali zdoOy
czc rcwolucyi: ..:iGd. choroby. nedzc.
Il ..czrczwyczajkt" pO kilka juz razT
zmicnily swc kwatery. u~ciekajac cd
strasznc-o zaduchu acknowledgement sig
piytko zakopanych W podw6rzu, oSr0d'
ku Tub piwnicy trupGw.
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kali wSzyscy W patacu biSkupim' tn"
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DIV przynosii zawsze cos noweSo: 10
przychodziia ..bumaga" cd tow. Rake
wskieco do .,towarzysza biskupa" z "a
DAMIEN o~dczytania W kOSciOlach dekre-
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aania koscio3a jakiegos pod kinema-
tograf" to zjawiala sic ,komisya" z
kiIku p~Glpijanych drab6w i przeprowa-
dzala rcwizye szukajac ,.kontrrewolu-
CYL i zabierajac gdy sic udaio, r-sar-
Ii. p~iaszcze. nawet talerze fajansowe.
Raj przyszedf rozkaz oddania gina
chu seminaryum ma szkoie zydowska,
wezwani przez biskupa zydzi wrecz OF
m6wili ~kOrzystania Z tego .,daru' pa
mietajqc, jak podczas pogromu uczy-
nionego przez UkraiIc0w. biSkup wysta
oil W obronie ludnoSci zydowskiej ,otwo
rzywszy zydom szeroko podwoje kate
dry i swego paIacu. Sdzie znalezli schro
nieuie pred rozjuszP0ym tiumcm die
HI czcuu ,etst ich cralaly. Drrfsi RAJ
znowu pzys=eH rczkaz cdda7in roroa
epauAryGIr polSiSin k~rErnis:o'u; ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
DO WIADO

NsEystkicA I~ateresnntow sajuPrHey-
nalej proNfmy o prZestrLeEnnie neAh
s&ych wskAz0weki
BiuPa AdmiuIstraeyI aasSeJ otNar
"a PrxeS 5EIeB caly cd EodziHy s-meJ
Erana do 7i3o uieczOFen - CO dniH, .
u~yJatkiem aiedLlel . SWAT O6owtaIa-
Iscych. -
Iateresant6w go dnia W GODLINACH
POPoLUDNIOwYCH cd "-Eiej do S-tej
- wyJatkiem sOb0t.
ReSakeyn dla IntcreSant6w otuarta
lest TYLKO W G0DLINAC9 PORAN
NYCH, Cd GODZISY 1O;30 DO GoDZi-
NY Ii,SO; pO pOlH.niu tyIko IN sPeey-
aInS o
RedaktOr NaczeIuy PrEyJmuIe inte-
esant6u TYIKc Pc GODZISIE lO-tej
FRIED POLUDNIEM.
UprasEa sic, wsGelkIe sPrnwy y Relax
va salatwtae, o lie n~Olnosei PISEh-
Me, DO ma kOnwerSacye diuSte ple RIa
nsy eEaSu; tyIkO W spraTTaeh SEcIeEci.
aieIsxe1 unEi osobistych, Tub nir dnJa-
sych sic zaiatrlc EwieSie - drOSS ko-
re~spondencyi prosimy tswic SIC oso-
bIScIe, EaehoUnJac ma whgiedhie' ne o.
koio EodHIBy 1I-teJ Eamyknmy gazette
! usEyscy A~hJhardEiej jestesnay "tedy
- tPudnis1
Eore.pondent6r upraszamy stsas-
Uryo. aby piSaiI CZNTELNIE TRA
ZRYr SCIsLIwIE: I TELkO NA JE-
Us NJ STISONlE PAPIE:RU.
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I've oRlosEone. porkiRnin je|- kosA
,~eaakryJ.y, JsSii ~7oEadhpe - do Euro-
IN. ~ race mic ogtOsyeuia, ndleEy %
WYRAENIR EAINAC3SC zAbAC2fC
ENATTER PoCzTCNT Ma ZWROTNA
pRZESYENE.
2adnyeh EonanIkat6w do OEioszenIa
,Ie patesy prL-syfae m kRrtAch Cd
Erytyrh. ZADNTCM TEE ME PRZHJ-
NUE. SIZE KOMUSlkACII TELEFo-
NICZNYCH - ehybR " uytatkowyeh
rypaJkaehy rSyTAIei oEioszen, dOtJe1s-
ryrh to~sr1SsTW GeIStonlcEnte nile
pFEyJmuteUy-
Nsx-ikfe ~lSIOsKrnia naIrZa DO Dsia.
Ca UxfosErn W AdminiNtrRTsf ] tam ale
usrmI EurarsS RaIezy.
Evaaia re-
dsaju. 0t:IOLCClE LAEOBNE, POLI-
fYCZSE { D. uale2a do DzAnfn OKte-
NErb.
sEeIkIe koFespandencye. u Wfado-
usenIa D L p. musLS bye podptsHae -
srfnem aaN~iskirm UrnE z adresem pf~
IEaceEoy beSimiennych, lub pSdpisanyeh
aomyslnikIeE, aIbO wresE.ie Stoves
kom4 - komunikaeyt, nj kOreS-
DonaencyI ME xanaiesxcEauy,
staaOwczs ME oEfaszamy
.BALOw'', anI wyeleesek, Tub -plKni-
s6ub. CRZAnzANHCR " NIEDzJELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

chiwal W skupicniu jeInej mszy 20
drugiei | n.eraz sodztnami caiemi Sple-
wal nabozne pieSni, da sic chyba poro-
wnaG do tych w~Spanialych olruchdw "
wickach Srednich. kiedy to nieraz cafe
miasto trwa}o dnie ma modlitwie / po-
Scie ma intencye jakieso$ ~wielkieso,
straszliweso grzesznika- przestepcy, ID
zeby. gdy slowa jego spadnic pod mic
czem katow skim, dusza jreo z Bogiem
pojednania doStapila.
TAX trwaIo Gale tygodnie.
BolSzewicy widzac re Sweso ME do
pna. umyjliii pOdpaliG palac biskupi.
I-daio sic ularemnic ten 1amiar. VIE
dy wyna.jeli jakieSoS zbira. kt6ry "a
20 rubli podjat sic zabiG biskupa Ou-
bovskieso,
Wmieszai sic W tIum i gdy biskup
szrdi do ko$ciola odprawiG msze Nv q.
rzuci, sic ma nieGo z jakaS maczurSq.
lecz poslizsnai sic j maczuSa zaniast
W glove trafiia biskupa " plecy.
Biskup padl ma ziemie cie2ko potiu.
czony ale z zamachu us1edi z zycem.
T1um chcial rozsza rpac napastnika.
Biskup Dubowski zasicnil 50 wiasn9
osoba | kazai pusGc wolno.
Zbir, obrzucany przeklehstwaml We
wszystkich uzywanych W Zytomicrzu
jezykach / n~arzeczach, ze schylona gto
wa, wolnym krokiem szed} szpalerem
podniesioaych pIesci / zacisnietych XII.
iakGw az do bramy - dopiero ma ulicy
jail uciekaG, wyjac. jak opctany.
TIC diva zajScia i wiadomosci o no
wych knowaniach bolszewik0w zmusi-
II biskupa Dubowsxiego do zupeinegc
nlcwychodzenia z pokoju.
Przez niemal diva miesiace ME kladt
SIG do l6ika i prawie ciqsle sledziIf
PREY oknic. jak tego &ada'a pilnuja"a
20 grenada obro6c1w, bojacych sic
straciG 20 L oczu chojby ma chiwlc. Ola
| odpra wicnia Mszy Sw. musiaf sic cho-
wac oimawia' i" y nairozmaitsEych
-odzinaclI, sly ~bolszewtcr micii w*z".
| l.ie swvclr szplesGw / cl.E.. H.asrr-
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sic zDicrat burzliwc mityngi | uchwala-
" rezOlucye y proteStcm ~prZcciwkO Dol
szewikom. CT ostatni. ahcby ludnoSc J.
spokoit. osloSili, re tylko przez nicpo-
rozumicnic wezwano duchOwiehStwo ma
rOboty prnrmuSoVc. pc cichu ZaS poSta-
nowili jednak ma swoicm postawit.
Czy kto 4 Mich sic wygadal. czy lu-
die przeczuwali. &c nicbezpieczehStwo
ME minrlo. dose. re ma pacu miedzy pa
lacem biSkupim a katejra pozostala o
Sromna grenada. zdecydOwana bronze
biskupa do upadlego. Kobiety uzbroiiy
sic W kamienic. ~mczcZyzni W wildly,
siekiery. / koSy: wielu powyciaSaio z
ukrycia bron paln& a nawet bomhy -
/ co lest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c ME byli
TO ami katolicy, ale i prawUsiaw-ni a
navel zydzi .
Grenada ia, liczaca do tysiaca czlcka
przctrwa{a TAX do wiecnora obozovu'
Ia PREY zapalonych oGniskach przcz
noe.
Nazajutrz r6Nnie& sic ME ~rozesz}a.
Me rozeszia sic ami ma drugi, ami ia
trzeci dzie6 zosta}a ma placu na stale,
uutOmatycznie zorganizowawszy kolej'
ke dyAur6w. Jedni przychodzili ma ra'
mex, drudzy ma poiudnie albo ma vie.
cz0r. inni ma 0 Dose. Re grenada z
wsze liczy}a przynajmniej pc pareset
ludzi.
Plac micdzy paiacem blskupim a ka
tedra zamienil sic jakby W oboz, "
kt6rym box 0 box spotykalo sic chiopa
2 vidIami, ~mrieszczanina z karabinem,
Aydka z bomba, kobiety, nawet / dziec'
uzbrojone w rome dziwaczne orehc.
Byl to widok nigdy ME Zapomniany
i pelen silly zywioiowej. Zwlaszcza W
nocy gdy palily sic ogniSka. rzucajacc
krwawe blySki ma sZare injury kOscioil
i ma setki skulonych poStaci, drZemia'
cych pc calym placu.
Mialo sic wraienie jakicjs SCeDy I
czas6H Ola VINO minioDych....
NastGj tlumu togo. kt6ry diva nico
NAL mietiace obozowal pol so|em mic
BEN lilo cbroay sWcso Di$kupa, wyslr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
MA WOLNA CHWlLE.
Ksiendzy cto burzuji....

Pred pa4accm bi>kupa stana1 Cd
dzial kra snoa rmijc0w. aheby. jeSli zaj-
die potrzeba. silq poprzec rozkaz ko'
miSarzy.
Me byIo rady o o~.naczonej godHinie
biskup u zanim ~jcdenaStu &siezy udali
sic na wskaZane miejScC, otoczeni cZcr'
wono-gwardzistami. obrzucajacymi ich
drwinkami / obelgami.
Skoro tylko kSicAa pojawili sic Ma U
Icy, tiumy ludzi pocze3y sic zhicrat o.
koio Mich. W'szczal sic krzyG i lament.
Kobicty pIakaiy. mcAczyzni grozili krn
snurwardzistom pie5ciami. Nawct zydzi
biegali z r%ozwiancmi cha}atami | histe.
rycznie darli ma sobic Ubrania j SZar-
pail hrody.... Ma jakim5 zakrccie do
protestujqcego tIumu, przyiaczy} sic
przechodzacy wiaSnic oddzia} pufku i'm.
Bohuna.
Krasnogwardziejcy widzac co sig
dzleje, gdzics znikli. JakiS komisarz Dol
szewicki podbiegl do biskupa | zdejmu'
JAG czapkc zaczai blagac, heby wraca'
z powrotem do sie6ie ,,bo inaczej bcdzie
nieSzczeiCie".
Biskup zawr6cii; timn zaczal krzy'
cZec:
Do koSciola ! do koscio4a!
Idac juz ma cele kilku tysiecy bi
skup wszed{ do katedry i pred oita
rem z%aintonowal titanic do Matki Be-
skiej, poczem zacza1 blogoslawic ratio'
czony W swiatyni lud, ziozony z kato-
lik0w i prawoslawnych. zyd6w solda'
tow.
Wszyscy ci chrzcscijanie zydzi i zoi
nierze padli. jak jcden czfowiek, ma kc
lana pred rcka robiacl nad mani znak
S:EyHa.
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Tymcxasem 20 Gallon miesric roznio'
STA sic w.csG 0 :cin, co LaSzlo. ZaczelT