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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
Upton TIPS

Some fair minded men make it rule
never to stay away from their homes later
than they stayed at her fathers home before
they were married.
The mayor of FL Paso has declared Satur-
day fire prevention day, but that, as we under
stand it, will not dscourag &c a man against
putting out the blaze in case something gets
afire in his own home before that day.
@ 9 q
Sheriffs running for re election have one
advantage, they can claim their opposition Is
chiefly among the lawless element
q @
Mexico Pacified and Promises to be Great
Nation. Headline.
But is a promise enough from Mexico?
D g =
The news that jobs getting scarce In
the cities is probably the best indication OF an
impending back to-he farm movement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
They made a tire on a
flat rock.

mo matter" spoke Uncle Wig
gily. 1--WE can come again. Just
now we had better start for home
before it becomes so dark We cam
not see our way. Skip along!
Rather disappointed, the squirrel
boys followed Uncle WiggiIy
through the woods. but after gong
little way Uncle Wigglly stopped:
whats the matter asked
Billie. DO you see some chest
nuts, Uncle Wiggily?"
mo" answered the bunny; !
am sorry to say / do not. Ana |
am also sorry to say | am afraid
we are on the wrong path
ooh. are we lost?" asked Johnnie
yes, | am very sorry to say l
think we are lost spoke Uncle
Wiggily. . ,,. $40 -
added Billie. "Oh, what snail we
do"
Now don't get frightened, sad
Uncle Wiggily. 1t Is true we a.
lost and it is getting dark. But
il will not be dark forever, ana we
shall not always be lost. nave
Some bread and molasses. we can
eat that for supper, and ! can puiIH
n little camp fire, and light II WIFI
the matches" elr, or;oa
Rillie and Johnnie, now no lohseI
,fraid. They went over uhdeI
hir tree, and made a fire on a nav
yock. Uncle Wiggily took out SOME
80 1G tho broad and molasses (the mo-
Iasses being in jug to Keep tl'e
stickiness from the bunnys pocket
ard inst as the fire was plazliiS
brightly. and the three trienua
uasa eating molasses and bread.
,horo suddenly sounded over thelr
heads noise like: ..hona,
Bang! Bang. Poppity-pop-oa"e
Crack" ,,5,, az us y
said Billie, and, as he spoke, soil, SUM-,
thing ratified down on the rooN
where the fire had been maoe.
va" '"I et,s rum" chartered JOHNNIE.
UncIe Wiggily looked up at inc inc
tree under which he had maze we
&c Then he picked something
nm off the rock and held it out 10
u" we have found what we +, are e
looking for" he said. This Is is, a
chestnut tree, laden with nuts d nS
hot fire roasted some of them any any
, NO dropped off, popped open ana
hanged Look here!" .,o
Roast chestnuts! Right OIL lin, ,,ie
tree, isn't that jolly" cried Blllie
as he and Johnnie ate some toast toast
n6 nuts Then they piled nor :,
wood on the fire, more roaS t,t
chestnuts dropped down ana .ne
thrce friends dipped them IN NV :,
Iasses and ate them. Ana men q
Nttle later, along came Foiice emu,
Dog Dog, Percival. who showed them
the way home, and all was wen, =,
The next day Uncle Wigglly - anu Il, !
the squirrel boys went TO tne SAM
tree and got all the raw chestnu'S
| they wanted. ,..,,t oo +o
And if the pussy cat doesn't so 10
sIeep with both eyes shut, so she
can't see the puppy dog when ne
comes up on the porch to chase ms
Icurly tail, I'll tell you next aoon'
IIJncle Wiggiiy and the Fuzzy fox
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
LEONARD BROOKE is
UNREBUKED.
CHAPTER CXXIV.

CHAPTER CXXlN.
I had not seen Leonard Brooke
some days. 1t often happened
SO. He would call frequently Their
suddenly not at all. l never Ques-
toned him at that time, never
asked his reason. | think that in
stinctively knew. But when Kate
announced him the day after my
quarrel with Clifford l was very
glad to see him,
you do not look well" he said
holding my hands as he looked
keenly at me, did you sleep las,
night"
Yes, and rather heavily" | re.
piled, trying to speak lightly.
you are either i'll or worried
over something. Tell me about il
dear, if you can, or if l can help
you"
He still held my hands in his
close clasp, his eyes now looked
lovingly into mine. II was all
could do to keep from pouring on,
the whole miserable story to him
But 1 controlled myself and only
said:
you do help me more than you
know"
Il love you. Mildred, you are al
the world to me-" he returned, and
like flash it came to me that
too loved him.
/ covered my face with my hands
for moment, that he might not
see the knowledge that had come
to me: but | made no response
even when he again told me: 81
love you Mildred, Love you with
all my soul dearest"
An Interrupted Call.
was trembling all overnight.
! ened, yet happy in spite of my fear
Do not think | was frightened OF
Leonard, it was myself of whom
was afraid. He was all gentlenesE
and love. ~
II cannot live much longer with.
out you, dear" he said after mo.
ments silence. II can keep quiet
no longer. / have tried to put my
love aside as a madness that coulC
bring me nothing but misery, bu
| in vain. | have remained ava,
from you, hoping that abscnc,
would help me to forget you, thai
also has been useless. Now that
have told you sweetheart. what ar,
you going to do Send me away
ooh, Leonardo cant send yot
away, | can't! | am so lonely ant
miserable" Again l covered my
face. .L
you mean--do you love me Mil
dred, do you?" he asked passion.
ately, Just as | heard Muriels voice
in the hall asking Kate where
was. We had been SO absorbed tina
! neither of us had heard the bell
| had just time to compose myself
bit when she came in.
Have I interrupted you?' she
asked after greetings had been ex.
changed, You both look as solemn
as owls, one would think the fate
OF a nation was at stake to look a
you"
NO indeed you haven't inter
rupted us, we were only talking oil
impossibilities," ] replied with Q
swift glance at Leonard who
seowled slightly as he srasped m,
meaning.ema1 10 ebem sna SAINT 1
= 30 ylknQal0dati0ik, 81 ,sis
"You know whatthe. good book
says" Muriel returned lightly
,sthat All things are possible but
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

fence they're doomed to pace for.
eyer. No more for these unhappy
beasts the hunting call and rally;
no more for them the outlaw feasts
in desert, swamp or valley. No
more in some vast silent land will
their swift feet be racing; and idle
human beings stand, and watch
their tireless pacing We've put
these sad-eyed brutes in Jail, with
out writ or warrant, in musty
cages foul and stale, with atmos-
phere abhorrent. They did not
booze or beat their wives or do
some speed law SHINING; they mere
ly tried to live their lives as plan
ned in the beginning. And now the
poor moth-eaten wrecks behind the
bars must anguish, that idle,
rubbernecks may view
their endless anguish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
CHOOSING THE INDOOR
PLANTS FOR WINTER

SC. many women readers write tC
me requesting advice in regard tc
changing the furnishings or deco.
ration of their dining room or liv-
ing room and saying. in effect
The room dcDrcsscs me, Can you
tell me what is the matter with
it?"
And invariably / find that the
description of this room makes no
mention of a single flower pot or
window box.
Now the absence of flower pot or
window box is not always the only
thing at fault with a cherries
room; but it is often -tenths
OF the reason why a room is
gloomy Flowers have a way of
Frightening our spirits uncon-
sciously. They also give most
delightful background to the
home woman.
| know woman who is famed
for her happy heartedness. This
woman's dining room and living
room windows are n mass of flow
ers. l have dropped into her home
on winter evening and caught
her husband studying her with a
look of admiration on his face as
she sat rocking and chatting
brightly to me against a back
ground of flowers and greenery.
Somehow, her face is made more
radiant by the bright blossoms
about her. She has, either con-
sciously or unconsciously, acquired
the right setting" for herself
setting Of nominees and garden
loveliness which enhances her own
beauty. And. looking at her, l have
said to myself, she wouldn't be
the same woman, at all. without
her flowers"
Women are naturally tempera-
mental beings. They are deeply in
fluenced by their surroundings.
Bright surroundings bring out the
CHEEKY side of their own CHARGE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
U. S. CERTIFICATES
ARE BEING OFFERED

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO MORNING Jou"NS-i
Dallas, Tex. Oct. THE secre-
tary of the treasury of the United
States has authorized an offering
of a limited amount of treasury
certificates of Indebtedness dated
and bearing interest from October
Il, 1920, series T NJ four, 1921. . y
per cent, due March is, 1921. AS
fiscal agent of the United states,
the federal reserve bank of Dallas
is authorized to receive subscrip-
ton and make allotment in full in
the order of receipt Of applications
up to the amounts indicated by the
secretary of the treasury.
Almost any banking institution
will handle the subscription. or
one may make subscription direct
to the federal reserve bank. In
vestors are requested to place their
subscriptions as soon as possible.
The subscription books are now
open. r. L.. Van Zandt, governor
of the federal reserve bank OF
Dallas, announced today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
THE 100.


sometimes So to see the Zoo,
where shelfwornEBrpfn RACES, and
moldy lions, grim ana blue, look
forth from rusty cages. And there
ares wolves from forests dark, and
monkeys ten or seven; and weary
critters howl and bark and send
their walls to heaven. All day they
pace the sodden floor (save when
the keepers feed 'em) and stick
their noses through the door, and
yearn and yelp for freedom.
They're dreaming Of the jungles
deep where once they gayly gam
boiled, or of the mountains wild and
steep where in their youth they
scrambled. They're thinking of the
forest dense. of wood lore strange
and clever; and now behind an iron
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
MISSION SECRETARY
BACK FROM ALASKA,
VISITS LOCAL BOARD

Mrs. d. B, Street of washington.
D. c., bureau secretary of deacon
ess and hospital work under the
Woman's Home Missionary socie--
ty of the Methodist Episcopal
church. spent "Wednesday in Albu-
querque with the local board of the
Methodist Deaconess sanatorium.
Mrs. Street has just returned
from Alaska where for three
months she has been visiting the
different mission stations under the
NJ. f. church, A young woman
from Alaska is at present a patient
at the Methodist. sanatorium. ....
'boog % JTyTTTrTrT TTI- --7.Gfs -.ssgg.
d,iGYo acknowledgements tA I'd EMS
are included in the present attends
ance at the famous old university
ef Prague.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
DON FELIX AGAIN.


Air,az seems to be having trouble in convincing the
government of Provisional President de la Huerta,
. Of Mexico that he is harmless According to des-
match from Vera Cruz Diaz is virtually under arrest
N that seaport because of distrust of his attitude
toward the government"
For the last several months more or less oitciai
yeno,s have been given out at Mexico City that Fe-
,,x piaz was readSstp raGognize' the new de Ia
ljs4s3rta governnfe tatohis forces had esea
~ an f;s their arms iiS u i fasspfsssRtafhe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08
JUST FOLKS
Copyright, 1920, by Edgar A. Guest.
CONFINEMENT.

Let others tramp the distant lanes n
And wander far away,
l want the pleasant window panes
Where lights of welcome play!
I'll fare the little simple street
That great men never find,
Where there are honest friends to meet
And hearts are always kind.
The ancient spires and walls Of Rome
Hold little charm for me,
The smiling eyes of those at home
Are all | long to see;
/ would not DER the wide world range
In search of splendors new
want the charms which never change,
Pink cheeks and eyes of blue.
want the curling smoke of fire
Which loving hands have made,
want the roof without spire,
The dress without brocade.
want no srander sunset than
The one which marks my west,
seek no finer fellow man
Than those | know the best.
Oh there are some must fare away
And tread the distant hills,
And some must travel day by day
In search Of gory's thrills; I'd Az
- - But rejoice in all find o@.ta tt'.",i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

by odpowiedzial nalezycie siugu-
sowi zydowsko = pruskiemu, O.
twartemu propagatorowi politykl
wrogiej krajowi naszemu - samej
idei amerykanizmu, a zwolenniko-
wi cynicznic czelnemu - bolsze-
wickich sukces6w?! Czy Mkt mu
ME odpowie? Many tn poselstwo
W Waszyngtonie, many konsu--
laty, many Wydzial Narodowy,
Rade Narodowa i tuzin organiza-
cyl obywatelskich - przeWod-
Mich! I wsrod tego wszystkiego
- niemasz nikogo - jesli sic jaki
prywatny amator ME trait - kto'
ryby sic ujal "a czcia Polskiego
Imienia - talk bezprzykladnle ka'
lana i deptans:...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03

Szereg okolicznoSci, PREY koncr
loku 1917, spowodowaI, il p~ostano-
when zg,osic sic do armii po!sklel.
Zap:sany " Chicago dnia 20 CRU
dnia, juz 27-go, " grupie 200 innych
edrowaIem Go obozu Niagara-on-
tte-Lake, W Kanadzie.
Podr6z, kt6ra trwaia "a godzin,
ayla dla wypieszczonego ,,cywila
desc uciazliwa, z powodu scisku ia
XII panowai W naszych specyalnych
Wagonach, - iakotez i re wzgledu
regularne krazenie ,,buteleczki"
rozpraszajacej smutki, w~ywotane
c:ezkiemi chwilami rozstania sic re
sToimi.
. Przybywamy do obozu; kazdy
dose SLIME przemarzniety mroz
BOWEN tego duia wynosil, okoio 10
stopni, co dla chicagoskich ,,piecu-
how byio iuz bardzo DUO: - Ia
cen z mas ME dale po sobie poznac'
il mu mr6z dokucza, patrza bo--
wiem ma mas cczy kanadyjskich do
w6dc6w, no i ,,nasi', kt6rzy pred
nami do obozu przybyli. Pc kr0t-
KLEIN pow;taniu. prowadza a do
taiemniczej budki, gdzie kazdeso
pasuja ma rycerza, dajac mu pierw-
sza lego biala bron - iyzke, noz l
widelec. TAX ~uzbro:eni idziemy do
baraku. gdzie wediug zapowiedzi ia
kiegos s~ierzanta, many otrzymac
podwoina porcye stew, ma co dale
sic slyszec ogolne mlaskanie -
stew to przeciez 'pecyaf, a sw1e-
re powietrze to n~ajlepsza podnleta
IA apetyt.. Gdy juz druga, a / ME
ieden trzecia porcye ,,wsunaP', roz-
poczeto nam wyznacza6 miejsea'
majace nam siuzy6 ma s~poczynek.
Me moge sic powstr2. MAD cd che
eli opisania tych trzech stop czysciu'
.k;ei podlogi, ktore kazdemu Wy
,naczono - o tax, tam wszystk'
~n:erzono ma stopy I cale0- niczem
" por6wnaniu z tenn, wymierzanl
lot ma state ulicy. Ma tych tree
,topach wszerz i szesciu wzd1uz, kaz-
w m67i sic TAX rozkwaterowa6. =
mu sie widzia}o = z tenn zastrzeze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
DO WIADoMOSCI.

wszyEtkIrA GD~tereaantow nnjuprset-
niej prOsimy o przestrseganie DonlS-
szych wskaE6wekI
BIura Admiuistraryi nnsEeJ otTnrt
"a prsez dEIen cnly cd Godxiny S-meJ
.rana do Tss0 vieczorem - 60 dnia. Q
wyJatkiem PIedEieI . 6w1ss ooowia1n-
Zarzadea Pi$ma nssseEo prIyjm1Is
lnfereSantHT co dnfn W GODZINACb
POPOLUDNIowYCH cd S-Eiej do S-te3
- = wyJatkieIn sob0t.
Rednkcya dln interesantow otwarta
test TYLKO w G~ODZISACH PORAN-
NYCH. on GoDZISY 1oiS0 Do GoDLI-
ny 1850; DO p~ofushiu fyIko IN sDecy-
ReS.ktoT Naexelny przyJmuJe inte-
resant0u TYLKc Pc GODZINlE lO>tej
FREED POLUDNIEA-
UprnsSa sfe, wsEelkie spPawy > Relax
r,a Enfntrfae, o &c moinoSct PLSEM-
ME-, DO m kOnwerSneye dfugte Hie ma
nv cxasut tylke W sprn-Jnch sEexegei-
afeJsxeJ wnEt Osobistych. Tub ME daJa-
eyeh ste safntwie EHietle Gross ko-
- pPosimy 1uwte sic oso-
hiScfe, z~aehowuJae ma w1kiedE1e' ne o.
kolo eodziny i1-teJ Hamykamy gazette
4 wazyscy a~nJbnrdsiej iesteSmy "teay
u~atrudnieni.
wrxo. aby pqSaIi CZYTEL.SIE - ATRA-
MESTEM, LUZ Ma nASZiNIE. ME-
InYT sCISLIwIE ! TYLkO Ma JE-
DNE5 sTROSIE PAPIERu.
Jesn utJyoPy 1akiekofWleA uae mnSS
hx9 oxiOsEoae, pockfania je - kos1
r~edakcJjnyy teSi; poiadane - do Ewro-
an ~ raEIe ale oEfOsxenia, nnieEy q
WyRAZNIE ZAZNACSYC j ZALACLYC
ESACZEK PoCZTOWY Ma ZWRoTNA
PRBESYhKE.
zaanych ko~manIkntow do oEio.senia
lie naieEy ~prxesylae m kartneh Cd.
Erxtyrk; EADSYCH TEE ME PRZHJ-
NIJE SIZE .KOMUNIkACf TELEFe.
NICZNYCH - chyba " Wy1atkowych
-ypaJkhcht r6-siei oglOsEeh. dotyesS-
rych t~ovyarHysrW, t~eIefonicEnie ME
p~rzJJmuJemy.
WSzeTkIe ogIoazenia naleta DO DEa-
On O~Iosxen w Administraeyt ] tam ste
nIemI Errucne uaIezy.
podxIekoUnnia - wSEELkIEGO re-
sxaiu, REZOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL
rYCZNE . {. .. na1efa do Dsiafu Ogso-
BKeh.
WsseIkie korespOndeaeye, Eawiaao-
usenfa 4 {. .. muszR bye podpisane -
-~lnem n~axwIskIem wrn1 Q adresem pt~
sxaeeeo. bezimIennych. lub podDisanyeh
aomysInIkiem albo wresscie SfoWe1
Komket" - komunikneyt. nj kOfe1-
.~oodeneyI nile EAmieszcGany.
EtanOVvezo ME 0gtasxamy
aALOwo. AMI wyeieezek. lab .plKn1-
Az, URzAnZANYCP y AlEDzELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
Grozba bolszewi-
Emu W Czechach.

Pisma ostrawskie donosza z
Pragi: Pare tygodni tenu
odbyl sic W Pradze ma Sta
romiejskim Rynku masowy
vice robotnikow praSkich. -
Kilkutysieczny tfum zalegl wiel-
ki plac pred ratuszem. - Przema
vial Dr.. Smeral, ktory wiasnie
powroci} z Rosy, a nadto zabral
CLOS Muna. Zaraz ma poczatku
wiecu pobito pewnego legionia--
RIA, ktory chciai wygSosic move
przeciwko bolszewikom i Munie.
- Robotnicy przybyli ma wiec re
sztandarami, ma ktorych umiesz-
czono napisy: Mech zyje trzecia
miedzynarodowka, MECH zyja
rzady rad. - DR.. Smeral z balko-
nu ratusza wygiosif krotka mo-
we, W ktorej oswiadczyl, 5e wszy
stko co mowi sic o Rosyi jest
wielkiem miedzynarodowem klam
stwem kapitalist6w. Rosya ME
Jest wprawdzie rajem, ale wielkie
masy proletaryatu rosyJskiego
przygotowuja komunizm W ca@ej
Europe i ma cafym swiecie. Ma
stepny mowca, bolszewik Muna,
robil wyrzuty robotnikom pra-
skim, re dali sic zepchnac ma dru-
gi plan. Proletaryat praski ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
MA WOLNA CHWILE.
z Wrazen Hallerczyka.

re z rak kolegi woda paruje, zbliza
sic i Smialo zabiera sic do mycia
PREY wskazanym kranie. Otaczajacy
Z dechem zapartym przypatruja ST.
jak ,,Dzian" rekawy zawita i rece
zanurzywszy odskakuje jak oparzo-
ny, ku o?6lnej ich uciesze.
Nastepuje Sniadanie. Kazdy ma
sygna} trabki, wybiega ma podworze,
gdzie poza barakami postawione So
male kuchenki. Tutaj szeregiem
wszyscy przystepuja do okienka,
gdzie i'm wydaja miseczke kaszy, ka-
waiek sIoniny z kartofiemi, W koh-
Gu, ale juz w swej sail, otrzymujemy
wielki kubek biaiej i %s}cdzonej ka-
Wy, i spory kawaiek biaiego chleba
z maslem. Jak ia s~niadanie, niezle
- ale re tam kucharze pozostawili
ma miseczce Shady cd wczorajszej
strawy, TO przeciez ten sic zaraz zol-
nierz ME otruie. Zreszta jezeli sic
komu ME podoba to moze sobie jul
tro poprawic; - gdy bedzie sam ma
czynia myl, to MECH Shadow ME 20
stawia - woody ME brak.
Pc sniadaniu odbywa sic zbi6r--
ka. Kazdy ubrany W swe najciepleJ-
see rzeczy, z poczatku n~ieznacznie a
potem coraz g~waltowniej nogami
przebierajac - ME z~apominajac ro-
wniez O uszach - oczekuje ma odczy
tanie listy / og}oszenie rozkiadu "a
jeG ma ca1y dzien. Daja komende
.,rozeis 6 sic" i wszyscy biegiem pc
dza do swej sail, ably zajat mleJsce
najblizej pieca. Ale niestety pc ma
lenkiej zaledwie przerwie znowu
zwoluja zbi6rke, pc tel jeszcze jed
ma. i tax az do obiadu. Kazdy sic jed
max pociesza mySla, re to tylko
pierwszy dzieh tax przykrem JEST
potem napewno lepiej bedzie 20
taxi" przytakuja tajemniczo sier--
zanci i dzien dalej schodzi.
Odby} sic ~jeszcze obiad dose su-
ty n~astapilo kilkanascie zbiorek
potem kolacya tez ME zla - ma tenn
skonczyl sic pierwszy nasz dzieh "
obozie. ....
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stoi juz ma pierwszym miejscu
proletaryatu rewolucyjnego, mo-
wca spodziewa sic jednak, re ro-
botnicy prascy zwr6ca sic pre-
ciwko podstepnej metodzie dy--
plomatycznej z jaka W pahstwie
czeskiem traktuje sic kwestye ro-
syjska i o~swiadcza, re juz a mu-
ST sic wyjasnic stosunek Cze-
chow do Rosyi sowieckiej. w dali
Sym ciagu przemowienia Muna
wskazai ma fakt, re setki WACO
now amunicyi przechodza przez
CzechosAowacye do Polski ola
Walk re sowietami. Jezeli rad
ME speini swojego obowiazku.
musza to zrobic kolejarze. Mic
smia oni przypuscic ami jednego
Wagons z %amunicya, ami jednego
wagonu Z karabinami maszyno-
wynn przez granice Czeehosso-
wacyi.. Muna zarzuci& nastepnie1
re Rad praski dotuje reakcyjna
komisye rosyjska, hora obecnie
przebywa W Pradze, podezas gdy
rosyjski Czerwony Krzyz ME
smile przyjsc do Pragi. Mowca
zazadai wsrod burzliwych okla
skow, ably robotnicy komunikacyt
nj i robotnicy W zakiadach Sko-
DIV dokladnie kontrolowali, Ola
kogo produkuja armaty, a haste
pnie zaproponowal. ably pierwszs
lokomotywe. ktora zaklady Skody
wyprodukuja, oddano rosyjskiej
republice sowietow, jake dar homo
rowy. w uchwaIonej reoolucyi
zadaja zgromadzeni natychmia-
stowego przywrocenia przyjaeid-
skich stosunkow z republil7 So
wietow i wyrazaja rzadowi cze-
skiemn votum nieufnoSd "a jego
dotychczasowe stanowiAp W
tel sprawie. CharakterystycznGn
jest, re byi to piawszy komuni-
styczny vice W Pradze i re zahna
lima partya ME zamacisa jegc
przebiegu. w kohcu Dr.. SmGA
wniosl okrzyk: Mech lyle Lnin.
kt6ry zebrane tiumy powtdrzyN
z zapafem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-03
ZaIoEsna 1897 roku.
GL6wNY.

Ks Franciszck Gordon. Moderator.
* Ratmurd .Appelt. WIce-Moderator.
wcjrterh r Soska. Prezes.
Autonina BaranowSks. Wice-preZeskA-
wcIciech Menkicki. wice-pre>es.
romaSz 5. BiachowSki. Sekret2rL-
Julian SEcEepahski. Skarhaik.
stanlSlaw LiCZmanSEi. Dyrektor.
Jan Naciejewski. Dyrektor.
S~zczepan tmbiorSki. Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bieschke. DyrektorkA
harya ImbiOrska, Dyrektorka.
konStancya Czskata- Dyrektorka-
Or. Franciszek A. DuiaS. Lekar5
Naczelny.
Adv. wawrzyuiec Zygmunt Doradca
Prawny.
Sertruda MarchIewicz. Asyst sekr. Gen
GoDzINY BIURowE.
Biuro crwa-te cd steJ rano do ete5
wieczorem. W sooote do LEI popoiu-
dniuI. w czwartek wieczorem Cd sodzl
ny lei do 9-ei. - W niedziels l swte-
Ia uroczyste biUro E~amkniete.
Wszelkie iisty nadsyiac nalezy ma re-
e Sekretarza G~eneralnego.
TOM. s. BLACHowsKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
LASS w. Diyision str Chicago, III
FINANsE.
Przekazv hankowe pocztowe
fchecks, money orde7a etc.) nalezy Wy
Jtawiac ma organizacyes
POLISH ALMA MATER
przesy}ac pod adresenS
I-L. szczEPANSKI.
I45S W. Division str, Chicago HI
Do czekSw = poza'miasta Chicago. do
laczyc trzebs Ice ma Zaniane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzqdu Gi6wnego.
1861 W. DIVISION UTICA
TeIcfon Monroe 1905.
Chicago, Ill
Nm druxiem pictrEe Emaehu
.DzIennIka ChieaEOskieEO".