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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
WILSON DECIDES TO
SELL HIS SHEEP TO
MAKE MOVING EASIER

Washington, July 31.--Presi-
dent Wilson is to retire from
the sheep business. The White
House flock of forty-eight prize
sheep. which has kept the
lawns cut for three summers,
is to be sold.
The yield of wool has gone
to charity, this year to the Sal
vation Army. In 1918 the flock
produced 9S pounds, which was
sold by the Red Cross, bringing
more than $4,000
The original flock of IS head
from William Woodward, of
New York, who has a farm
near Bowie, Maryland, where,
1t was said today George
Washington once obtained a
herd of deer for the grounds
at Mount Vernon.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
IOWA OPERATORS WILL
CONFER WITH MINERS

Des Moines, Ia, July 31.--Iowa
coal operators today agreed to
meet committee Of three repre-
|senting District Number 13, United
Mine Workers of America, to hear
further details of the miners re-
quest for a joint conference to con-
slider revision of the working agree
ment. The decision was expressed
lin letter to ]. c. Lewis. district
president.
d. F. Gushing, president of the
Operators association, said no re-
ports had been received tonight
showing any change at the six
mines In the Abba district, Idle to.
day
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
Population ofDuke
City is 15,I57, An
Increase of 4, 1877

nv soss,ss JOURNAL srsc,At IsAsso w'Rs
Washington. July 31,-Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, 15,157; increase, 4,137,
or 37.5 per cent.
Caldwell, Kans.. 2.191; decrease
II, or 0.6 per cent.
Ishpeming. Mich, 10.500; de-
crease 1,94s, or 1876 per cent.
Durango, Colo. l.iI6; decrease
SO, Or Ia pr cent
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
WEATHER

Denver, Colo, July 31.--New
Mexico. Unsettled Sunday, prob
ably showers and cooler; Monday,
fair.
Arizona: Unsettled Sunday and
Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, July 31.-
Chocolate ice cream eaten Mt IA
church social I'm Hancock county
has caused an extensive epidemic
of para-typhoid fever, IL was am
nounccd at the state departments of
public health today. More than
100 persons are seriously i'll.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

CONDITIONS JUSTIFY
INCREASES GRANTED
Washington, July 81 tby the AS
ISOLATED Press. Authority for the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at p. m. yesterday
recorded hv the uniyerSity.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va,
July 3I.--"Bob'' Martin, A. Il. r..
heavyweight champion boxer, and
Miss Elizabeth Bird. of Point Pie,s-
ant. were married here last night,
IL was announced today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

MEXICO CITY, July 31.--Celes-
tino Gasca, governor of the federal
district. is reported to be preparing
a project to abolish his own office,
saying IL Is unnecessary, since the
city council can manage local af-
fairs,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 3f.-
Harry Greb was given the news
paper decision over Tom Gibbons
in IA ten-round bout today. Seven
rounds were given 10 Grcb and one
to Gibbons, while the other two
were declared u draw.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
k,S"@:ss;:;s World
in Cons ed Form
For Busy Readers

lay soRNiHo JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wREl
NEW YORK, July 31.--Thc
Evening World, the last New York
evening newspaper TO remain ut =
cents. announced that beginning
Monday its price would be ad-
yant ed to . rcms m,.,hse Cf the
increased cost of publication.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

CLEVELAND, o., July 31.-The
price of the two afternoon news
papers, the News and the Press.
and the morning daily, the Plain
dealer, will be increased from 2 10
cents Monday because of the m-
creased cost of newspaper produc-
ton, IL was announced today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

ST. LOUIS. Mo, July 3t.--ap-
proximately 500 union carpenters.
who have been on strike here for
month, returned to work today.
The building contractors associa-
ton agreed to their wage demands
of SIPS an hour.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

LONDON. July Silt Is expect
ed shat Ivy the end ef this week. MI
bodies of the 300 American sol
diers who lost their lives when the
transport Tuscania sank off the
Irish coast I'm February, 1918, will
have been removed 10 Liverpool
from IsIay Island, where they were
temporarily buried, for shipment
home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01

CHICAGO, July 3t,-Senator
William r.. Borah of Idaho will
sakr an active part in the campaign
for senator Harding and probably
will make several speaking tours,
II was announced at republican
headquarters tonight,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01
SOUTH BENTON.

Here's wishing +he Ledger and its
readers a happy and most prosperous
New Year. - No snow to greet Old
Santa this time made Christmas seem
dull. - Miss Dermody gave a tree
and short program at Sun Rise which
was well attended and enjoyed by
all, - A. II. Williams, r. McMahan
and Oscar Massey all butchered the
first of the week. - Jake Newberry
sold some hogs to Ed Hildebrand Mon
day, Mrs. Tom Mitchell who has
been confined to her bed for some
time is no better at this writing. -
Miss Mary Hildebrand is also num-
bcred with the sick. Miss Lucy
Horton Of Chillicothe spent the
Christmas holidays with the home
folks. - A. H. Williams visited with
Henry Palmer of High Hill Saturday
and Sunday. - Miss Laura Clark is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01
mounted to more than $4,000

mounted to more than $4,000.
Coils. j. F. Ford and NJ. V. Harri-
son were a%uctioneers and Harry Nor
ris, of Auxvasse, was clerk. The
ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
served dinner.
Although making hundreds OF sales
in his career as a feeder, Col. Jim 7.
johnson, prominent stockman and
auctioneer of Audrain county, Mo-,
holds that one made at the st. Louis
market last month on the sale of a
car of hogs is the banner of them all.
Ever since the Colonel sold a horse
hide in a store neal his home for
$1G.0l and then turned around and
had to pay $1,000 for a pair of shoes
he has felt as though his Is a losing
game. Especially with suspicion mas
he viewed the "e~agIe-eyed" packer
buyers, as he call them lat the central
markets. But the table has turned for
the Colonel and he is wondering If
he has not been a little hasty Of ac-
cusing st. Louis buyers Of wearing
leather vests. 1t all come about when
the veteran feeder shipped a car of
81 sows to these wards in November.
every one Of them were sows," he
said, "and were doing me no good;
Just consuming a lot Of feed that could
be used to better advantage. l de-
cided then to send them in to the
market and did not even bother about
accompanying the shipment. l fig
ured that would lose money anyway
heavy docks. How it was ever
done with those buyers l do not know,
do know that l only got one dock
Of 40 lbs. on that car of sows. | can
consider myself vcn on the game Of
give and take.'-Live Stock Reporter.
The herd of Poland China sows TO
Dc offered Friday by VIM Bros, at
heir sale here is one of the finest
of its kind even gathered TO-
and the best eve seen here.
The animals are in splendid shape
md extra fine in every way. They are
low on display at Middleton's barn
where the sale will be held. Quite a
have visited the barn to see
he sows and all have expressed thems
elves as unusually pleased with the
and type of the animals. /
The sale promises to be largely at {
ended and one Of the greatest held I
n the state this year. 1t is hoped !
hat some of the best offerings will be ,
by Audrain county farmers to
Increase the number of pure bred !
took in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

NJ. F. Green of Galloway county has
produced a sweet potato WEIGHING
eight pounds, the largest tuber thus
far reported during the present sea
son.
The Barry county apple crop is es-
timated at $50 car loads.
Missouri will produce 1,1O2, 900 bar
rels Of apples this year, according 10
an estimate of the Cooperative Crop
Reporting Service. This yield is only
u per cent of a normal crop, bat it
is far in excess of the yield of 1885,
900 barrels of apples in the State last
year. The apples pack well and sell
from IS to So a barrel, or nearly $50
a ton in bulk.
An election for the purpose of vot-
ing on a $1,000, 900 road bond issue in
Ray county was called for November
% by the county court last week. The
bonds are asked to obtain money for
thc construction of seventy miles Of
lrunk and forty-one miles of lateral,
hard surfaced roads.
The Macon County Shorthorn
Breeders Association is arranging to
hold d big sale November 10. In the
election Of officers just held A. J..
Glenn Of Macon was chosen president
and J. F. Richards of Beyior, sccrc-
rary and treasurer.
Monroe county farmers are organ
lzing for the greatest wolf hunt in
he history of that county. Abort
~soycnty-fve sheep have been destroy
al by wolves in that county recently.
NJ. A. Brown and G. B. Stadden,
having sold their farm known as the
Capt. Ellar farm nine miles south Of
Mexico and three miles northwest Of
AuXyassc to Mrs. Wallace, of AUX
vase, who takes POSSESSION January l.,
sold ut public auction Tuesday, Dec
embor 80, the stock, grain anr farm
ing implements on the farm. A large
crowd was present and the sales d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01
CANT ITEMS.

Allen Sydenstricker and family Wis
tied Joe Smith and family Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nevins have been
to Columbia visiting Mrs. jim Miller
who is Mrs. Nevins only sister. -
Mrs. Kate McCarty and Miss Bessie
and Albert Dollins were guests Of
Lawrence McCarty's Sunday. DR..
Fulkerson and family and Mary Ed
wards took Xmas dinner with Frank
Edwards and family. - Mrs. Hub
bard's Xmas present was a nice new
cook stove. - The Modern Woodmen
are going to have an oyster supper at
the Cant Hall Saturday night. Jan.
3, 1920. Curt Smith and family
are visiting relatives here. James
Newman has returned home after u
trip to Arkansas and Mississippi.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

spending the week with relatives in
Benton. - Allie Willis is entertaining
the mumps for Christmas. - Claude
Thomas and family will move over to
the old Thomas place neal Littleby in
the near future. - J. E. Clark and
family, C. F. Clark and family Wis.
tied at Clark Pledges Sunday. -
French Douglas and wife entertained
the near relatives to Christmas dinner
which number thirty guests,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

A strenuous advertising campaign
is now in progress to enroll the nit
lions of clerks, bookkeepers, physi-
clans, surgeons, dentists, newspaper
men, parsons, lawyers, ex-officers Of
the army and followers of other non
union callings. The Northcliffe papers
are booming the union,
The middle classes have been a toll
Grant giant for many years and their
bulk is so great that usually they
stopped the blows which labor aimed
at capital and capitals retaIiatory
punches at labor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

NEVER cough or snceze in any
public gathering without covering the
mouth and nostrils. This will guard
against the spread of disease and be-
sides being hygeinic is also good man
ners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01
MIDDLE CLASS IN A UNION.
British Organize For Defense Against
Labor and Capital.

LONDON, Dec. 30.-The great
British middle classes are being or
gained into the worlds first union Of
defense against organized labor and
capital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

Russell Moore, Of Columbia, form
erly Of this city, visited in Mexico
Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

heavy wrapping paper for sale at
TINS office. Just the thing to put
under your rugs and carpets. Price
10 cents per roll. dn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

NV WANTED;--Small farm be-
tween 40 and 60 acres within 4 mile,
OF Mexico and not closer than a half
miie Of city. Well improved. Pay
CASH oalI x Ledger. d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-01-01

FARMERS :
EXCHANGE

17LOST:-Nonth ago, a compal-
lively new horse blanket between
my place and Mexico on the Noliro
road Phone A, N, GORRELL through
Moline. Vie
, 1920-09-20
KILOGRAMS
ST. O T

London, Sept. 18th. A weekly des-
patch in a Sunday paper states that
Lord Miner who is wanting a rest
will shortly retire from the Colonial
Office. Downing Street. however, denies
knowledge, aDd points out that Lord
Miner is not likely to think of retirement
until his Egyptian Government scheme
has been realized.
Rome, Sept. 18th -Troors BELONGING
to the forces Of Dannunzio have oc,
cupied the islands of Arbe Cherso and
Veglia in the Gulf of Quarnerno, south
west OF Fiume. according to reports
received here. Italian soldiers com
prising the garrison on the islands are
said to have joined the D~annunzio vol,
unteers.
Londen, Sept: 18th. Serious anti Boil
she Wiki rioting is taking place in Petro-
grad, it is declared in reports from that
city received in Berlin, says a despatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Co. from the
German capital. Six of the Bolsheviki
commissioners, it is asserted in these 40.
vices, have been drowned in the Neva.
, 1920-09-20
LOCAL.

Mail by the Virginia arrived here yes
terday forenoon.
The Creole sails for St. Thomas this
morning.
Readers are reminded that tonight the
serial al the theatre will be continued in
SIX attractive parts. See program and
secure seats for this show.
The weather yesterday portended lots
of rain but little fell at this end Fred
eriksted district is reported as having
had heavy showers.
The s. s. Lake Ledan" left New
York on Thursday evening, 10th, inst,
having 100 tons Of cargo for Frederik-
sted and 95 tons for Chnistiansted.
, 1920-09-20
while others nave been eoapeIled to seek

~AA@N IN @A'S
backed by the White House, are engi
n~eering a plan 10 repudiatn the Spa agree
ment and that a commission OF Allied
and German experts will meet al Gene
va to settle the reparations question. 1t
is reported France wants a postponem Mt
of the Geneva meeting which is set for
September Oath France, through a new
military economic treaty with Belgium,
has the latter's support 10 leave the reDa-
rations issue entirely in the hands Of the
Reparation Commission appointed under
the treaty o. Versailles. While it is
thought the United States will concur in
this, Great Britain and Italy are bitterly
opposed. 1t is expected negotiations will
be started soon to get France to stand by
the concessions made at Spa. An an
nouncement by the French and Belgian
officials Of the League that they will not
file copies of the recent treaty, is erea-
ting no little adverse criticism, and it is
being fell that this is in direct opposition
to the declaration Of the League, urged
by President Wilson.
London, Sent. 14th.-Tbe most arrest
ing fact in the coal strike situation is the
bold condemnation of the miners demand
for a reduction in coal prices by Thomas
Spencer, one of their own leaders. The
miners argue that enormous profits are
being made by the owners, but official
figures show that in the quarter ending
June only five areas show any profit and
the total was only s, 900, 600 sterling.
London, Sept. AUTHORIZATIONS for
the settlement of the Irish question
which are described as the most prom
Using as yet initiated, will BE- ndllified if
MIR. MacSweeny dies, says the Dubli
correspondent of the Times. Secret ne
gotiations on the basis of full govern
ment within the empire have been go
ing on during the last three weeks be-
tween the most prominent leaders of mod
ern opinion and influential Republicans,
he declared. The Moderates have at last
been told, he adds, that nothing further
can be done while MacSweeney is near
death and if the Lord Mayor dies, the
last hope of settlement on the proposed
basis will disappear. The appointment
of an additional Under Secretary for Ire
land, has been decided upon by the Gov
eminent. It will be his duty to deal
with all problems which may arise in the
six counties of the province of Ulster
the Unionist stronghold in Ireland.
London, Sept. 18th. Bolsheviki troops
are advancing toward the Afghan from
tier from Bokhara, says a despatch
to the Daily Mail. Afghan troops. ii
is said, have been hastily despatched
to assist the Governments of Afghan
isan and Turkistan in protecting their
frOp+ior
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01
N~ACZELNIK
Q ROZWIAZANIU PROFILE,
MU RoSYJSKIEGo.

WdrSZaWa, !. WrZeSnld. Ma
~zclnik Pi}sudski wyrazii sic do
przedstawicieIi prasy polskiej, re
granica wschodnia w~ykreSlona
przez aliantow Sgo grudnia 1919
foku re strategicznego punktu
widzenia jest mic ME warta ola
ranstwa Polskiego.
" kilku punktach w %rejonie
ErzeSc;a Litcwskiego eranica ia
zns;ala luz prZckroczona przez
vojSka polskie ma p6Enocnym Cd
cjnhu irontu wojska polskie zbli,
zaj2 sic 90 tel granicy. Zatrzy--
r~@nie sic IA wyznaczonej przez
@'iantow granicy / oSzancowa-
ne sic oznaczaloby, &c akt
s,iusznikow odpowiada naszym
aSpiracvom. doda} Pilsudski.
Ro~zwiqzanie problema rosyi--
>Eiego moze bye dwoiakie: albo
p@jSt na?rz6d i rozb;I bolszewi-
XIV zupelnie, talk zeby byli zmu-
>,eni rozmawiat 2 Mani " innym
tonie. albo pozostac IA niepewnel
~~aniry ! zawrzet poEoj iak mai
rychlei.
Po,acy musz2 zdecydowat sic
Yredko, albowiem niema czasu do
atracenia. Me powinnismy sig
r.dz;G rawet wtedv, gdy pokoj
rnstauie podpisany. aibowiem "a
wsze bedziemy przedmiotem a,
"-cSsvwnOSci rOSviSEie;.
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p. p. p.
z KAZIMIERZOWA.

Polscy byznesiSci z dzielnicy
Kazimierzowa zostali zasmuceni
wzmianka w Prasie. jakoby ME
dostatecznie popierali PIP.
Lokalny kotnitct PIP. ktory
obecnie zbiera subskrypcye W tel
dzielnicy, donosi, re tax zlc ME
jest, niekt6rzy byznesisci zakupi-
Ii bond6w navel ponad 100000,
jak to sic wkrotce okale re spra-
wozdania jake bedzie o~gloszonc.
Powyzsze p~odajemy z przyjem-
noScia do publiczncj wiadomosci
i zachecamy do popierania swo--
ich.
Komitet Centralny, PIP.
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%TslsgTamy %zagTaaiclne'
pCEOnczeule ze Srronlcv l-Szei.

BrzeScia, delegaci zaS bolszewic-
cy wyjechali do Moskwy. Obie
strony planuja rozpoczaG roko-,
wanna "a jakis tydzieh W Rydze,
Polski minister spraw zagrani-
cznych, Eustachy Sapieha, W to-
warzystwie polskiej delegacyi po-
kojowej miaI wczoraj powr6cic do
Warszawy. Do Minska> zostai Wy
siany kuryer I instrukcya, azeby
reszta delegat6w poiskich z vice,
rrezesem Wroblewskim w liczbie
dziewietrastu ~powrocila natych,
niiast do Warszawy.
Pomimo wszystko Po!ska W
dalszym ciqgu mobilizuie wszyst-
kie swoje SHY do dalszej walk.
zyUVCTEcTWo DIT SID
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W najbIizszq niedziele, dnia Ago
b. m. odbedzie sic era W pike ME-
iowa ma boisku PREY Holt i Blanche
vi. o godzinie 3ej popoludniu po--
miedzy klubami p. n. ,,Universal'
,,Jozefa Kwiatkowskiego''. Dziewiat
ka klubu Universals zbierze sic PREY
ulicv Holt a dziewiatka Z klubu
Kwiatkowskiego pred skladem p.
Edwarda Plucihskiego. Prezesem
klubu Universals jest p. Kazimierz
Jablonowski. a sekretarzem p. Fran
ciszek Olszewski. ChlopcF z die
wiatki tel pragaa sic zmierzyG z in
.nymi klubami tegoz sportu przy maj
blizszej sposobnosct. Telefonowa6
MONA Newmarket 1874.
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ne przesiieuiem ocz. Zapalenie jecz-
muszek / n~ieznoszenie jasSraweSo
Swiatla, wynagaja uwage okuiisty.
sZtuczne oczy dopaSowane.
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DR.F.

CSluga lekarSka W
IecZeniu waSZych 0cz
i ~dopasowaniu oHola-
row.
- lata nj State uHcy
SBSld z wIrujRcynil
kwlatlami.
Okulary tax tanio
jak $500.
Nerwowose. boil g&C
Wy | czs
StO Jest ~odow
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tro uierzorem, o sodzir!e pol do Is.
mel " salt zwykiycb 2nsiedzeh. -
Freezes up.asEa wszystkich cEiork6~
aicby sic stawili ne TO pos;cdzsr'e,
poniewaz So bardzo Tazne sprawS
do zaiatwienia. - Kaz. Ratchet.
PREF; FIR. Jankowski, sekr. prot
$50 y. Francisco ave.
Re Stan.
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WIADoMoSCI z FRONTU
WEDLUG BERLINA I MO-
SKWY.

Prostki, /. wrzesnia. - Ma uli-
each Biatostoku walk uliczne
trwaiy 4S godzin, podczas kto--
rych miasto przechodzilo kilkakro
tnie z rak do rak. WiadomoSci te
zostaly zaczerpniete cd dezerte--
row arrnii polskiei. ktorzy PREY
byli tutaj, oznajmiajqc, re So oni
koIoniStami niemieckimi i zostaii
si'q zaciagnieci do armii polskiej.
w pieGdziesiecio . milowym paste
mad granicq pruska oddziaiy pol
skie sa pomieszane z oddzlaiaml
bol$zewickimi. Mazda grupa u
trzymuje, re odcieia ona najbliz-
sza grupe woJsk nieprzyjaciel-
skich, gdy tymczasem sama jest
otoczona przez inny oddziaf ME
przyjaclelski. I'd AHgustoWa ma
zach0d do Kolna znajduje sig O.
kolo I roznych jednostek bojo--
wych, kt0re usifujq wydostac sig
Z matni i poiaczyc sic &c swemi
| glowpemi siiami.
Berlin, 1. w~rzesnia. - Prusy
Wschodnie 50 zalane zblcsami
bolszewickimi, ktorzy sa poza
kontrolq policyi niemieckiej. Me
ktore oddzialy przechodza przez
terytoryum pruskie i iacz2 sig Z
powrotem re swa armiq, innc zas
zajmuja sic szerzeniem propagan-
DIV bolszewickiej.
Berlin posiada dane, re $4,000
bolSzewikow przekroczyfo GRAM
&c pruska, wobec c2ego panuIe
zaniepokojenie co do bezPieczen,
silva W Prusach Wschodnich.
Komisarze bolszewiccy brataja
sic z komunistami niemiecklml.
Kraza pogloski, re planuj9 onl
PREY pomocy bolszewikow ME
mieckich uwolnit internowane Cd
dziaiv boIszewickie, kt6re mogSy-
by powr6cic z powrotem do Rosy
przez Litwe. Broh. jaka bolSzewi-
cy rosyjscy posiada!i, oddai' onI
swoim ..czerwonym braciom' ME
mieckim.
Londyn, I. w~rzeSnia. - Namie-
NEW. delegat bolszewic'li, donosi,
re wojska Wrangla, ktore wylado
walv W Kubaniu. ma wschod cd
mora Azowskiego, zostaly zu-
petnie zniesione. " p0nocnej czc
sci prowincyi taurydzkiej wojska
Wrangla zosta}y zupeinie, rozbi-
tc.
Konstantynopol, /. wrzeSnia.-
Armia Wrang,a poiobno cola sic
ku poiwyspowi Krymskiemu. Boz
szewicy przekroczyli Dniepr W
wielkiej liczbie W ro&nych punk
tach. Kawalerya bolSzcwicka "a
Ijgia Aleksandrowsk ! ~przecieIa
linie kolejowa.
Gen. Machine uderzy} ia tyiy
armii bolszewickiej, zajai MAN,
mud ! stracii wszystkich komisa-
rzy bolszewickich wraz Z ich SYM
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Delegaci polscy byli mad wyraz
zmeczeni, brudni i zdegustowa--
nj. Ks. Sapieha wyrazii sic. re jc-
zeliby byi wiedziai w~czeSniej, "
spos6b delegaci polscy by!i
traktowani przez bolszewik6w, to
Gala dclegacye odwolal ma,
tychmiast z powrotem do War
SeaWV.
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Ruch v %1oWa7ystvach.
re STANlSLANOWA.

- Tow. Kr6la Jana III SobieskIe-
go No. Is Zjed. odbedz:e posiedze-
ME W ~czwartek, dnia Ego wrzesnia,
0 sodzinie 7:SO wieczorem, " sail
zwyk}ych posiedzen. - A. Kujawa,
PREF; J. Szczuka, sekr. prot.
Choir kosciola g0rnego Sw. Sta
mlodszy bedzie mial lekcye cmfwyp
nisIawa Kostki cddzfaI starSzy
mlodszy bedzie miai dis " srode
O Smej wieczorem lekcye Spiewu ma
przyszly koncert. Czlonk6w o obec-
nose uprasza A. Kw%asigroGh, dy-
rygent.
K.ANTOHA.
Tow. sw. Krzyza No. 1876 Zjed.
odbedzie po~siedzenie miesieczne 5u'
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Dolegliwosci Nosa
Wyleczone -

Katar. grypa. trudne o~ddychanie
spowodowane infekcya noSa / gar
dla. pretko u~Suniete nova metoda
leczenla- Vaccine leczenie ~przyniosio
Swiatowa slave W leczeniu tyfusu
/ dyfteryi. Uzywam take tel samej
melody W ~leczen.u kataru / influ-
envy. Y
Usuwam rome obstrukcye nosa
beZ bSlu i bee k~loroformu.
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DELEGACYA POKOJOWA
POWRoCILA DO WARSZA-
WY.
W,-e-u, u~y-zeS,;, VI

WdrSZdWd, I. WIZeSNId. - Ne
mister >praw zagranicznych, Eu-
stachy Sapieha, oraz panowie Dab
Xxi i Grabski wraz z njektorymi
,zlonkami d~eiegacyi p~owrociii do
Warszawy W p~oniedziajck o go
dzinie 10tej wieczorem.
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Hskhm ~ pnoshwR dcR:a
wseddebiCrHw amaykanAktch vEs
1 wmyxlo~tec poiski ddbr3e Wotl
te4eii E1e reklamow1G hedIie FWhj
iotere, y DZIENNIKC CHICAGO
SKIN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-01

DZIENNIK CHICAGosKl zamiesz.
cza vieccj drobnych o~sioszch. anize.i
yszrstkic inne dziennik; pniSkic " 'M
.aSo razcm wzictr.