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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

And I realized that that fighting
came to the front when America became
engaged in the world war; there was
no elements Of our community, native
or foreign born, more quick TO step TO
the colors, or more ready to fight FOR
the old Star Spangled Banner that
we're the Americans Of Polish descent
] am proud to speak to an audience
50 Americanized as in this audience III
all Of the great things that 90 TO make
American patriotism.
And as the people Of Poland are de'
dicating themselves to the high Ideals
so here too VIC need to dedicate our
selves not only against the communism
ovcr in Russia and Europe, but we
need to steel ourselves against the
communism that springs UP in our own
communities. 4 paper is being deiiT'
cred at my house under the name ~
one of the great political parties OF th!S
country, that advocates communism
that advocates things that are Socla-
listic. that tries 10 stir up class against
class.
We need TO clean out the Lerlnc" IN
orr W government. the Tr"tzN| : ~
our on government, city. county, Sia'".
and nation.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
Al
OG6LNA LICZBA WIFE,
TYCH DO NIEWOLI MO-
A WYNOSI $4,000.

Paryz, %. sierpnia. - Wediug
komunikat6w, otrzymanych tutaj
z Warszawy liczba wzietych do
niewoli Moskali podczas kontr-
ofensywy polshej wynosi $4,000.
Armie bolszewickie, ktore zala-
ty Polske i groziiy wzieciem War
szawy znajduja sic W przededniu
zupeinej kleski. Wediug slow
gen. Weygand'a Polska bedzie
groben ola trzech czwartych ar
mil bolszewichej.
Dwie dywizye kawaleryi pol
skiej zdaza W kierunku Biaiosto-
ku z zamiarem odciecia odwrotu
arnii bolszewickiej ktora operujs
ma pohoc cd Warszawy. Kores-
pondent Temps donosi, re bolsze-
wicy wkrotce beda zmuszeni do
szybkiego ogolnego odwrotu i 10
dyscyplina armii sowieckich jest
w zupe1nem rozprzezeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
WOJSKA POLSKIE MASZE--
RUJA w DALSZYM C1AGU
MA PoLNOc.

Warszawa, %. sierpnia. -
Wojska polske zajeiy miasto
Gr6dek(O, IL mil ma poinoc Cd
Ciechanowa i odcie4y odwr6t boil
szewikom przez Mlawe i Przas-
nysz, operujacym ma ponoeo-za-
ch6d i IA p6hoc Cd togo miastaI
18-ta dywizya polska, ktora
atakowasa Cieehan6w, spotkata
sic z rozpaczliwym oporem od-
dzialow bolszewicheh, kt6re przy
krywasy qdwrot 4tej arrnii boisze-
wickej, ktora posuwah sig
wzdfuz granicy prushej.
Pc zajeciu Ciechanowa wojska
polskie posuneiy sic szybko ma
p6inoc i odciety bolszewikom je-
dyna LIME kdejowa, biegnaca ma
wsch6d cd pozycyi bols0ewie-
k;ch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
INNE PHENOMENAL.

" imienil Wydziaiu Narodo
wego, wskutek nieobecnoSci pana
Jana Smulskiego, przemawia} p.
Szwajkart, ktGry nawolywal do
wspolnej piracy dla Polski.
Nastepnym mowca byI \.
Sztuczko, ktory zanalizowawszy
ostatnie diva powstania polskie O
niepodlegloSt. ~zaznaczyI. re VIA
Snie Z powstan tych, ktore pewni
ludzie~ blednie uwazaja "a szalen-
czy wysiiek, jaki ME przyniosl
zadnych korzySci, a ktore napra-
wdF by}y poezya czynu, zrodziii
sic obecni bohaterzy, broniacy
tax dzielnie i skutecznie niepo--
dlegiosci i granic RzeczyposPoli-
tel.
Jedyna kobieta, ktora przema-
wiaia ma tel uroczystoSci, byla
PARMA Napieralska, prezeska Zwia
zku Polek, kt6ra y krotkich sio-
wach podkreSliwszy dziaialnost
kobiet W Polsce oraz ich bohater-
skie czyny. a mianowicle obro-
ne Lwowa, udziai kobiet ma from
Gle it'd, nawolywaia goraco do ku-
powania obligacyi Polskiej Poly
czki Panstwowej natychmiast,
bez zwioki, ME czekajac, az drugi
grom uderzy W Ojczyzne nasza.
Parma Napieralska przytoczyla
siuchaczom, co mowia Irlandczy-
cy 0 Pozyczce Polskiej ,,Gdyby-
Smy mieli moznoSc tax jak wy
zaciagnaG pozyczke ma rzecz If
iandyi. TO Gala pozvczka by}aby pc
kryta w ciagu "a godzin." Pokry-
ciem wiec Pozyczki winnismy "a
manifestowac, re ME jestesmy
gorszymi patryotami Cd Irland,
czykow, zakohczyla mowczyni.
I Prezes Zwiazku Socyalistow
PoIskith, p. Zyg. Piotrowski,
podkreslil prace P. P. S. W walce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
P~RZEMoWIENIE PREZESA
N. L. PIOTROWSKIEGO.

Pc DR.. Zurawskim wezwal
personal---very. do przemowieniA
prezesa Zjednoczenie P. R. X,
mecenasa y. /. Piotrowskiego.
Ten podnioSi. re wrogie Polsce
zywioiy staraly sic ia zawszc spo-
twarzac i niesiusznie oskarzac.
tax mieliSmv oszczerstwa o pogro
my w Polscc, ktorym jednak "a.
przeczyi pose} amerykanski W
Warszawie. oraz rapport SPecyal--
nej komisyi Morgenthau'a do Pol
ski. I teraz NOV nieprzyjacieie
nasi siejq oszczerstwa. re P0lsk2
wstaje do uiepodlegiego bytu ia.
ko kraj imperyaliStyczny. arysto
kratyczny ! wsteczny. Wszystko
to sa kiamstwa. Polska jest dzi-
siaj iudowa. jak zadne inne pan
stwo, Wszak jej premierem Jest
CHOP Witos, a wicepremierem
socyaIista. pose} Ignacy Daszyn-
ski. " Sejmie w WarSzawie "a
sladajq chiopi obok panow ksie.
" ! wspolnie radza mad dobrem
narodu. l mySmy przyszli tn dis
zamaniiestowac wobec amery-
kanskiego narodu. re wszystkie te
oszczerstwa sa klamstwem. &c
stqimy razem zjednoczkni i ME-
podzieleni klasowemi roznicami.
Dalej podniosi mowca zaslugi,
oddane Sprawie polskiej przez
prezydenta Wilsona, stwierdza--
lac. re many W MIN i nadal maj
lepszego przyjacieia, ale re ME
powinniSmy sic wyiacznie ma obcq
pomoc ogladac. 'PomagaG powin-
nismy Oiczyznie sami. a najlep--
sza pomoc materyalna dac moe
my przez zakupno bondow Pol
skiei Pozyczki Palstwowei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
P~rzemowienie J. E. ks.
Arcyb. Mundeleina.

have come here this afternoon
for the purpose Of showing my SYM
patty for the children and descend
ants Of the Polish raCe in this city,
and through them to those OF their
blood abroad in this hour Of crisis,
Of anxiety. Ct wayering fortunes for
their ,fatherland. When this demon
Stration was first spoken Of, Poland
vas in peril, even the most optimi-
site felt that her capital was DOOM
ed. And so when the invitation came
to me TO participate here, ! felt
that this was the time for real
friends to stand up and be counted,
that this was the moment not only
to say a word Of sympathy, but 10
give expression Of my mistaken con-
fidence in Poland's future and en-
couragement to its people. But since
then, thank God, the fortunes OF
war have miraculously changed, and
the victory that is browning the et-
forts Of the Polish army and its
gallant leader has brought rejoicing
where there was fear and doubt be
fore.
Fer we must not lose sight Of the
| fact that the enemy that Poland is
now driving from her territory is
not an ordinary invader. Defeat
would not have meant occupation
indemnity, cession of territory. De-
feat would have meant destruction
of the traditions Of generations and
centuries. l confess that fer a while
in all fairness, l Withheld passing
judgement on the BolsheViki in Rus
STA. 1 thought that possibly state
ments made concerning them were
somewhat exaggerated, that the eX-
treme economic views nelu ny
them would soon be moderated.
l did not readily believe the sto"
ry of promiscuous Interpolation Of
women and other reports. But about
ten days ago, there returned to Chi
cago a well known jurist after g
Journey. through Russia and Po-
land. He was openly and faVoraoly
disposed towards tn present form
of Russian government, SO he cannot
be accused of distorting their views
But if the published reports Of his
interview is correct, the views held
bv the Bolshevikt on marriage and
| divorce are such that no decent, SELF
respecting Christian people can asso-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
P~RZEMoWIENIE PREZESA
z~YCHLINsKIEGo.

Z kolei, po odSpiewan;u pre-
P~oiaczone Glory ,,Roty Konopni
ckieJ", zabral CLOS prezes ZYiaz
ku Narod. Polskiego OBJ. Aazj-
mierz Iychl;nSk;. ktory odezwai
sic W nastePujqcc s}owa:
Try miesiqce temu zdawaiu
sic, re juz many Polske GAIA
-wolna ! niepodlegiq. TymczaSem
i~naczej sic stale, DO hordy dixie
zwalily sic ma nasze ziemie i "a
la}y je. TTuchleliSmy juz Z niepo-
koju, Iecz dzieki zo}nierzowi i lu-
dowi Polskiemu dziSiaj Jest iul
zgola leniei. inaczej, Warszawa
lest woina ! bijemy Moskala, az
Skora treszczy. To mas napawa o.
gromn2 radoSciq ! diatego zebra
.:Smy 81 I'll wszyScy razem, PO-
LACY SIE R aby zje-
dnoczeri dac wyraz swoim uczu-
ciom. \ kiedy ten pierwszy krok
luz zrobiopy. ;dzmy dalej razem
tam wszedzie. Sdzie ~potrzeba
spieszyt Z pomoca Ojczyznie /
Fracuimy wspolnie dia niei.
Bierzmy pod tym wzgledem
przvklad re zrzeSzonvch " Cnie
poiSkich robotnikow, ktorzy "
chw;!i potrzeby ojczystej be- wa,
hama powiadajq: ,,MySmy maj
pierw PoiaEami. a potem dopiero
robotnikami." Unie te zaS MECH
rowniez ME ustajs " swej piracy.
ale MECH sia odezwy do swych
braci DO caIej Ameryce, do Eagle
b.a gorniczego i wszedzie indziej,
gdzie PRAGUE robotnik polski, a
by ten zjednoczony CLOS polskiej
Piracy doszedi do Waszyngtonu
odbiE sic silnem echem o lego mu
~,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
SPRZEDAz POLSKICH
BONDoW.\ -.

Podczas calej uroczystoSci pa
tryotyczne panienki polskie zaj-
mowaly sic sprzedaza bondow
Polskiej Pozyczki Panstwowej
Me wszystkie nazwiska kupuja-
cvch zdolano zebrac pred zakon-
czeniem sic manifestacyi, te jed
max. ktore ogloszono przedtenl
ma tablicy, podajemy ponizej:
20 $500: p. p. Adcla WiSniew
ska ! Jan Meek.
"a $500: p. A. RaoEyhski'
Pc 500: p. p. T. Lipkowski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

o niepodleglost Polski, Socyali-
sci polscy walczyii Z caratem u
PolSke niepodleglq. obecnie o te
PolSke walczq Z bolSzewikaml.
w imieniu StowarzySzcnia l.
nistow polskich przemawial pan
Kurkowski. W krotkirn SVEN
przemowieniu p. kurkowski "a.
znaczyl, re unisci polscy wnicSli
protest przeciwko uchwale pew,
mel czesci robotnikow amerykan-
Skich skierowanej przeciwko Poi,
see.
Prezes Zwiazku Ludowcow, ?.
Rayzacher podkreSlii W swej mo
vie. re obecne zwyciestwo mad
hordami bolszewickiemi Jest &c
zawdzieczcnia wy}qcznie Narodo,
Wi Polskiemu i re zwyciestwo to
zostalo osiqgniete dzieki Were
we wlaSne silly. Ze tax bylo a nic
iracze;. dowodzi chociazby to, zc
gen. Weygand. czlonek mlsy'
| irancuskiej do PolSki, orzekI, ze
zwyciestwo mad boiszewikami 20.
staio osiqgniete dzieki bohater-'
skim wysiikom caiego Narodu
Polskiego. " zakoilczenlu>p. Kay
zacher zaznaczy}, re W obecne..
groznej chwili wszyStkie progra'
my p~olityczne winny bye odiozo,
ne ma box i wSzyscy winni ziaczyt
sic we wspolnej piracy w celu o
brony Ojczyzny / wyparcla wro
ga.
Ma przem6wieniu p. Rayzache'
"a lista m6wc6w zosta}a zamkn'f
ia. Personal---very. sedzia Jare'
cki podziekowai przedstawicle'
lom amerykanskim "a zaszczy,
Genie tel wielkiej uroczystosc
swq obecnoScia i manifestacys "a
konczono .odSpiewaniem hymnu
,,Boze COS Polske",
PublicznoSc wychodzila Z sal
pokrzepiona ma duchu / przeko'
mana jeszcze bardziej w slusz'
nose sprawy Polskiej, wlerza'
gieboko, re Dobro i Prawda mi
sza zapanowac mad falszem i be-
prawiem, usobieniem ktorego les'
bolszewizm rosyjski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

people, and We can use a Christians
ever ready weapon. And so speaking
fer myself. and for hundreds of
thousands who are united with me,
for them I can say that every maj
who loves his country, every parent
who loves his home and children
every soul that loves its God Will
this day whisper a fervent prayer
God Save Poland.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
MAJOR dr.. PietrzykoUskii mdrszd{ek pochodu WeklinskL
E1n, vlsD ~ on"

I6zcfina Budzcn, X. Idzikowski,
Mare. Ziclinski.
Pc $50: p. p. X. OlszewSlti, S.
KondzinSki, Anna Bryl, FIR. Piq-
TEX, Jan Zukowski, Piotr Sulima.
Edw. Theobald, Fr. Andrzejew-
ski, Tad. Kempski. Jan Berkel,
Paved Szcwski, Jam Rogowski,
X. Manikowski, Waclaw kon--
Gag, l.. Dannigowski. St. Sadow
ski, Konst. Zabrowski, Jerry Ba-
ranowski, st. Chowaniec, A. Kru
rinski, Eugcniusz L. Szwajkart
= ". Kargol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
NOVA DIR. zURAWSKIEGO

Pc prezesie Zychlinskim prze-
mowii W jezyku angielskim pre-
zes X. O. ". DR.. X. zurawski, W
nastepujacych slowach:
Obecny moment dzieiowy decy-
duje ME tylko o losach Polski, ale
i losach caiej cywilizacyi. SWAT
przezywai juz kilka takich mo-
mentow W swej history. MieliSmy
.Atylle, mieIismy walke pod Cho-
cimem i obrone Wiednia. \ teraz
wierzymy, re to juz pc raz oStat-
nj ME Rosya, ale Wsch6d prey
chodzi ze swemi hordami, by pod
bic Zachod.
Mahomet obiecvwaI swym wy
znawcom raj ma ziemi' po pod
biciu ca}ego Swiata. Dzieki tym
samym Poiakom. ktorZy Cd VIE
kow stanowili zapore dla nawa{y
Wschodu Warszawa ME Sta}a sig
.,rajem ma ziemi" dla wschodniego
barbarzyustwa, a trzeba pamietac.
re 20 Warszawie takim ,,rajem'
staiby sic ; Parry i Londyn, a kite
vie - CIV ! ME Nowy York ora2
Chicago. To powinni zrozumiee
wszyscy Amerykanie, re zwycie,
stwo bolszewikow ME by}oby
zwyciestwem narodu. tylko ivy
ciestwem nocy mad dniem. tylko
zuiszczeniem wszystkiego bez da,
MIA W zamian "a zburzony Porza'
dek czegokolwiek innego procz
chaosu i gruz0w.
Dlatego Polska powinna Edo
eve sobie ME tylko sympatye, ale
/ pomoc materyalna Zachodu, {
romoc taxa ME bedzie zadna Ia,
ska, tyIkp sQ~e'nieniem obowiaz'
ku. Pomoc TAXA bedzie tylko spIa'
ceniem Poisce dbogu. Polska byls
awsze przykiadem ola caSegc
swiata. jak nalezy szanowac pra'
wo jednostki i wolnosG Obywatel
ska. DO pamietajmy, re Polski'
,.neminem captitabimus nisi jurt
,ictum" wyprzedziio chronology
cznie angielskie ..habeas corpus"
/ teraz Polska znowu stale n;
czele postepu rownouprawnienl'
cbywatelskiego. przeprowadzaja
bez przymusu i rewolucyi reform;
roma.
Dla tych wszystkich powodo"
zadamy cd Zachodu pomocy ni'
&c wstydem, ale Z duma ! Z pod
niesionem czoiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

ing this warfare LOT 40 OIL az "'
as for themselves. how can We be
of help to them, what can this great
audience do to benefit those soldiers
Of the Grand Army OF the Polish
Republic? It is true. We cannot now
add to their number, We cannot at
once give them the arms and am
munitions they sadly need. We can
not even Immediately put the food
thew sorely crave into their bodies
~. tho shoes on their feet. We can
loan the means il is true, we can
purchase their bonds. And this we
have dcne, you and 1, and we will
do 4 even more. But when there
came the critical hour for Warsaw
a week ago, the Representative OF
that country said, that if the Polish
people knew that they had our moral
sunoort, It would mean a lot to them
lust now, That is why we are mere
to tell them that our moral supper
is theirs, that our sympathy anu
good will is with them. And when
the voice of this great assemblage is
carried throughout the land ana IS
waited across the water, when II
nenetrates into every part OF our
sister republic Of Poland, 1 am sure
that the warmth of your encourage
ment, the comfort Of your confluence
and the strength CT your unitea mo
raj support will bring cheer and re-
neved hope to every man driving
the invader from his beloved coun-
try, to every woman guarding the
streets and homes Of its capital 10
the heroic children even. offering
themselves for their countrys ser
vice. Pc
But they will have even mose
than that. For We are a Christian
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

cyl demokratycznych i dlategc
znosi tax samo tyranie rzadow
bolszewickich jak znosil tyranie
car6w. Jezeli Polska zostanie "a.
lana fala bolszewizmu, to i Gala
Europa ulegnie teinu samemu
nieszczescir ktore wtedy moze
powaznie zagrozic i Ameryce .
Broniac sic cd tego nieszczeScia
Ameryka obecnie muSi podlat
wake Z przewrotnemi ideami ko,
munizmu.
CMowe sedziego Olsona prey
taczamy rowniez " doSlownen
b7Imieniu jej w jezyku angiel--
skim).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
Podziekowanie

Wszystkim tym CO brazil udzial
W ~pogrzebie mojego najukochan-
szego meaa S. D. l6zeia BiaSobro,
deckiego i tym co kwiaty made
s,ali i Wieleb. Y. Sobocie "a Cd
prawienie zaiobnego nabozenstwa
i panu organiscic miejscowemu /
pogrzebowemu p. PietraS "a Ii
miejetnc ~prowadzenie pogrzcbcm
serdeczne Bog zapiac.
Pelagia Biaiobrodec, iona,
wraz z GAIA rodzina.
OCT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

Prawie kazdy polSki agent real
nosciowy oglasza sic W DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
przekona} sic, Re to najlepiej mu sic
opiaca.
, 1920-07-26
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cases.
All bids should be received by July
10Th, 1920.
Christiansted, St. Croix, V. l. of u. S.
A., July 21st 1920.
H. =. HANSEN,
Inspector
Richmond Insane E Leper ASyLum.
, 1920-07-26
Dr.. ]. R. MAYHEM
Eyesight Specialist

is at Christiansted for a snort Stay and
Will make appointments with his ellen 5
from Monday 26th July.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Irish Inquiry
ToOpen To-day
In Wasllington
Acting Mayor of Balbriggan
and Dudley Field Malone
Among First To Be Heard
by Commission of Seven
New Association in n. S.
British Embassy Declines
Invitation for Representa-,
ton at the Hearings

WASHINGTON, Nov. l7.-Irish lead
crs from over the country to-day COM
pleted organization of "the American
Association for the recognition of the
irish Republic" At the same time the
commission of seven from the COM
'mittee of 100 investigating the Irish
question laid plans for opening its
hearings tomorrow, with two witnesses
direct from Ireland on the stand
The hearings of the commission were
to have started to-day but receipt of
information that John Durham. Acting
Mayor Of Balbriggan, and Dennis Nor
gan, of Thur!cs, would be ready to tes-
tify to-morraw,. resulted in the post
ponemcnt. Dudley Field Malone, for
mcr customs collector at New York,
also is on the list of witnesses for to-
morrow, and after his appearance on
the stand he is expected to sit at the
hearings as the attorney for the Amer
ican commission on Irish independence
Britain Won't Be Represented
The British Embassy Will rot be rep
resented al the comm ssion's HEARINGS.
fol nal declaration Of the ommission'5
the embassy today to Oswald Garrison
Willard, of New York. editor of The
Nation, who appointed the committee
of 100. In declining to send repre-
sentative to the hearings, the embassy
declared it could not approve the pur-
poses of the inquiry and expressed the
belief that the only result would be the
spreading of propaganda.
The embassy also informed the COM
mittce. through Mr.. Willard, that, while
the British government would not with
hold passports from any person wish
ing to appear before the committee, it
must be understood that the British gov
ernment could not undertake to guar
antee the safety of witnesses from
personal attacks and violence at the
their return to England and Ireland.
Doubts Benefits Of Inquiry
The embassy added its conviction
that it would be impossible for the
committee to gather any evidence of
value that could not be more readily
obtained through "the ordinary agen-
ces Of publicity which operate unob
structed in England and Ireland"
The organization formed by Irish
sympathizcrs after conference with
provisional Irish republic, was said to
be designed to supplant the Friends of
Irish Freedom as the leading Irish
independence organization in the
country.
1t is the purpose to form affiliated
organizations in every state in the
Union, and directors to head these
organizations were elected
Edward l.. Doheny, of Los Angeles,
who presented the minority resolution
for recognition of Ireland at the
Democratic National Convention at
San Francisco last June, was elected
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
British Labor Manifesto
Urges Peace in Ireland

LONDON, Nov. 17.-The executive
committee of the Parliamentary Labor
party has issued a manifesto signed by
Arthur Henderson, William C. Adam
son and John r. Clynes, calling upon
the Labor party throughout the coun-
try to take more active steps to secure
the withdrawal of all the armed
forces from Ireland and the election
by proportional representation of
constituent assembly charged with the
task of working out whatever consti-
tuition the Irish people desire in order
to settle their own affairs, provided
proper protection is accorded to minor
tiles and Ireland is prevented from be-
coming a military or naval menace to
Great Britain.
The manifesto explains that this
action is taken because Of the hope
lcssness Of "expecting anything from
Parliament dominated by a mechan-
ical government ority." 1t an
nounces that the party has decided to
conauct great national campa gn to
cnlighten the British public on what
$ happening" in Ireland, and also to
appoint a commission to visit ireland
and investigate the governments
policy and methods.