davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19

whether 1t ID morals or law that binds
us. He only knows that II we give a
pledge we are going to stand by It.
Take, for instance. article 10. the
var article Of the league. The soldier
reads there that the members Of the
league undertake to respect and pre-
serve against external aggression" the
territory and Independence Of all other
members. That is the Language
Of the covenant. The soldier trans
lates that language In his mind into
United States. He then would put the
pledge. II signed By the United States.
in about this form:
THE United States undertakes to
respect and preserve against external
aggression the territory Of all mem-
bers Of the league" Add to this that
to the soldier external aggression" ID
merely a polite name for war and you
have article 10 as he sees It. Every
thing else Is to him just camouflages
We give our word to stand ready to
Hght, on call. for any other nation In
the league that is suffering from a case
Of external aggression" Once given.
we have to keep It.
The trouble might come In China, or
Siam. Greece, India or Egypt. We
might be called to fight to keep 38.000,-
900 Chinese In Shantung under Jap
nnese rule. or to hold India In the
British empire; we might not like the
job; we might even sympathize with
tho Chinese. or Hindus but we should
have given our word. in a plain con-
tract, and we should have to keep It
Ihat 10 the way a plain soldier
looks at the league contract, and nine
p.6ve In hundred soldiers do mot
IKE It Thsy have seen foreign ma.
uous and know they are foreign to ~.
They know that every foreign nation.
h war or peace, acts first and last for
itsen. II foreign nation gets into
war while acting In It's own interests,
thay do not see why they should b
shapped to Europe or Asia to help It !;
thsy do not understand why American
blood should be shed to build up any
foreign nation Therefore, they are
against taking the pledge; they are
against article 10; they are against
tho covenant.
To fight In war is the solemneet
business on earth Those who fought
know this better than anybody elsa
and they are agninst fighting for any
country except the United States.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19

Mrs. Ida E. Pike, candidate for
county superintendent of schools,
was up from Idaho Springs on
Wednesday in the interest of her
candidacy. Mrs. Pike is making
the canvass solely on her qualifi-
cations for this important Office.
Having had years of experience in
teaching, Mrs. Pike is pre-emi-
nentiy fitted for the duties oi
county superintendent, and should
occasion require thru lack of teach.
ers, she is competent to teach in
any grade which may need a sub.
stitute teacher. Substitute teach
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19

The Denver Post has net raised,
and Jou can still get II for 66
cents Per month delivered. Sab.
scriPtioas taksa a the 0iftiags-
Nsws cmes. Phone Idaho 26.J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19
Republican Ticket

Republican Ticket
For President
WARREN c. HARDING
For Vice President
CALVIN COOLIDGE
For United States Senator
SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON
For judge Supreme Court
GREELEY W. WHITFORD
For Governor
OLIVER H. SHOUP
For Lieutenant Governor
EARL COOLEY
For Secretary Of State
CARL S. MILLIKEN
For State Treasurer
ARTHUR N. STONC
State Superintendent Of Schools
KATHERINE CRAIG
For Auditor
HARRY E. MULNlx
For Attorney General
VICTOR E. KEYES
Republican County Ticket
For Congressman. Third District
GUY U. HARDY
For--State Senator. Twenty-sixth District
WILLIAM E. RENSHAW
For District Attorney
". L. BOATRICHT
For Representative. 23rd Gen. Assembly
CHARLES L. JAYNES
For Clerk and Recorder
b. A. HOLLEY
For Treasurer
WILLIAM H. STEPHENS
For Sheriff
WILLIAM }. HARVEY
For County Judge
ROYAL r. GRAHAM
For Coroner
DR.. ALAN D. FRASER
For Superintendent of Schools
MRS. IDA E. PIKE
For Surveyor
PERCY p. BARBOUR
For Commissioner. Second District
JOHN W. GREEN
For Commissioner. Third District
LOUIS v. CRiST
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19
Amendments 8 and 4
Should Be Beaten

The amendments on the official
ballot which would create the
county of Limon and the county
Flagler should both be voted down.
There is no reason or demand for
the creation of these two new coun-
ties. The people of the entire
state should not be called upon to
create new counties when not FIVE
per cent of. the voters know any
thing about the population. or
wealth of the territory in question.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19
GUY u. HARDY
Representative in Congress
Should Be Reelected


Was elected in 1918.
Has done for people the time he has been
than Congressman this district has had
Has Helped Thousands of Ex Service Men get their af
and has been of stance to Hundreds Of
Homestsaders.
Is on the Post Office and Post Roads Committee and
has been many localities in getting
rural mail service improved and extended.
Has taken the affairs Of Congress and
in the business Of the people Of the district
Has been on the job all the time.
you have delays with ysur business in branch of
the Government write to Congressman Guy U. Hardy.
you think hs should be reelected your nsighbors
Why trade while crossing the stream--This dis
will surely be bstter represenedand interests
Of by the reelection Of Guy u Hardy than
by the election Of any
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19
AVIATION FACE"
OPPOSES LEAGUE
Covenant of Nations Has but One
Meaning, War, Declares Capt.
Eddie" Rickenbacker.
SPEAKS FOR BOYS WHO FOUGHT
Says Lawyers May Argue Point, but
Soldiers Would Interpret Our Sig
nature Only as Pledge to Fight
Which Must Be Kept.

The following is the first Of
four articles By Capt. Eddie
Pickenbacker on "Why Soldiers Are
1gai'sst the League Of Natioas.
Capt. Rsckenbacker was the ace OF
ices in american Aviation on the
front in France. His acquaintance
1naong the soldiers of the late war
g nationwide. When he speaks for
hem, he speaks what he knows
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19

The Denver Post il still IS cents
per month, delivered any place in
town. Subscribe at Siftings-News
Office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19
BY CAPT. EDDIE RIckENBAcKER.
Chapter I,

For soldier, the League of Nations
ias just one meaning-war. 1t is
contract to fight. If we join the league
We agree to fight when called in to
10 SO.
International lawyers and diploma
lists may argue this point. Some say
hat we may sign the league covenant
and still not fight unless we want.
They argue that, after our allies call
IN us. we still are at liberty to go in
r stay out.
The soldier does not look at the
eague covenant In this way. He does
lot bother with the law or diplomacy.
We sign contract; we must keep it.
We give promise; we must redeem
t. He does not even think about
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-10-19

ers are not always available, and
to have a superintendent capable
and willing to act as such would
be a great convenience these days.
-Georgetown Courier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

stall opracowany i stad wydany
rozkaz bitwy pod Warszawa,
d. -. sierpnia 1920 r."
Przemowii general Strzelecki
W imieniu oficerow, jake, re
oddaje te tablice W -rece senatu
politechniki, ma co odpowiedzial
mu rektor prof. Radziszewski,
ktory, por6wnywujac czas wo-
jenny do bury z bijacymi gro
MANI, powiedzial: moment,
ktory ma tel tablicy sucho jest
za~znaczony, jest wypadkiem
dziejowym: ola spo}ecznoSci ia
szej winien bye zwrotnym mic
dry dotychczasowa niefrasobli-
woScia i beztroska - a peina
mesklej energli / zapa4u praca
we wszystkich dziedzinach zy-
cia, miedzy niedbalstwem, ME
uczciwoScia, lekcewazeniem
zorganizowanej piracy a praco-
witoScia i dazeniem do organi-
zacyi.
w tel mySli i tel nadziei, re
ia data bedzie przeiomowa W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
DO WIAD OSC1.

waxyEtkIeA I~nteresantew n~ajupr.ef
niej prosImy o przestrSegnnie DSnts-
szych uskREowekI
Biura AdmIngstraeyI nnsseJ ofyvArt:
80 prEes dkien cafy Cd godEtny S-me1
Erana do 7I3O wiecEorem - g dnia, q
wyJatkiem aIedEIeI . SwIst SbswtRza-
iPcych.
EarEsdca PIama nassego przy1mu1e
Interesnnt0w co dnia W GoDzINACH
POPOLUDNIOwYCH cd 2-gtej do e-tej
- wyjstkiem sobot.
edake dln mteSesantow Ofwnrfn
feat TYLKO w G0DZINACH PORAN-
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 10fS0 DO GODZI-
NY 1IiS0, 20 pOtu1niu tyIks IN speey.
RedakIo Naczeiny prEyJmuJe hte-
Peaant0u TYLKc Pc GODzINIE 1o-te5
PRED PoLUDNIEM.
UprasKa sic, waxelkie Rprnwy . Redak
eya Enlatwiae. o tie mO&nosci PiSEM-
ME, DO IN konwersncye dfuEie ME ma
my eknSuI tyIko W sp~rnHvneh sscSegOA-
nieIs1ej waEi oaobistyeh, lub ME dn1S-
eyeh sic xalatwie EwieSle - drogs ko-
respondeDcyi - prOAimy JnUfe sic oso-
bfScie, H~achowuJae m w~xgledxte, Se -
kolo godxiny 11-tej Kamykany gazette
9 wzzyscy a~nJbnrdziej testeSmy wtedS
Korespondentew upraszanI st.ae-
wezO. ably pasaif AChA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma NASzYNIE, ME-
HBYT SCISLIWIE I TYLKO Ma u
DNEJ sTRONIE PAPIERU.
JesIH utyory JakiekOiwtek ME maize
I'VE oEloaxope, pochiania Je - - kosz
r~edakcytnyg JeSh poSRdane % do zwro-
tn. ~ rnHie nie Ogfoszentns nAle4y C
WYRAZNIE 1AZNACGYC i ZALACZYC
ENACzEK POCzT0WY Ma ZWROTNA
PRZESYLKE.
any kO~m9niknrow do oElosxentn
NE .naIezy p~rzesyiae mn kartach Cd
kryfyehs ZADNYCH TEE ME PRZYJ~
NIUE SIZE K0MUNIkACYI TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - ehyba " wytstkewyeh
Nypadkachy rjvnie& oEiosEeh, d0tycze-
cych to~Irar1OsTw, t~eIefonteknie nie
p~rzy1mutemy.
WszeIkfe ogl0azenla nale8s 10 DKia-
In O<loszeh W AdminiStracyi I tam sic
nlemI xyxracae nale&y.
POdxIckOwanIa WSLELkIEGO r.
sEnJu. REz0LUCHE zAh0BNE, POLL
TYCZNE Q {. .. naleSa do DEiafu Ogio-
szeh.
Wsseikie korespOndeneye. Hawtad0-
q nsenIa . q. D. muSzR bye pOdpfsane -
pelnem nazrfskieu wraz q adrenem Dl-
ISaeeEO; beEimIennyeh, lubp OdDisaAyeh
a~omyslnIkiem. albo wres4efe slower
.KOmtfeto - kOmunfkacyt, nj kOReo-
wondeneyf ME EamfesxesaAy.
stanoyex0 ME 0EanaGamy &ADNYC1
BALOW,,, ami wye1eeseks hub sDlnn1s
SSw0. URzAD7AhTCR " A1EDzIDLA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

zyciu narodu, w imieniu Sc,
natu A~kademickiego Politech--
niki Warszawskiej, tablice te
z rak PIP. oficerow Sztabu Do
wodztwa frontu poin! z wdzle-
cznoScia przyjmujemy, zacho--
wanie jej postanawiamy i z ia
kiemze poleceniem nastepcom
naszym przekazemy. lynn, kto,
rzy przyczynili sic do tego, re
dzieh 10. sierpnia przechodzi
do history, czest!"
Nastepnie kapelan X. w.
P. Szwajnic, p~oswiecil ia
blice, zwracajac sic Z przemo-
wieniem, mowiac miedzy inne-
mi: re ia laska Boga dokonal
sic cud wielki. Ouch narodu
wzniosl sic ponad zwatpienia j
rozbi} nawale barbarzyhska, a
by zwyciesko stanac ma dal-
szych, wschodnich rubiezach
ziemi naszej."
General Jozef Halter odpo--
wiedzial, mowiac: o potrzebie
poIaczenia wielkiej WARY w ST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

Ks. Franciszek Gordon, Moderator.
KS. Rajmund Applet. Wice-Moderator.
Uojciech F. Soska, PrezeS.
Antonina Baranowska, Wice-prezeska.
Wojciech Menkiekt. Wiee-preEss
romaSz S. B~lachowski, Sekretark
Julian Szczepanski. Skarbnik-
Staaislaw ~Llczmanski, Dyroktor.
Jan Maciejewski, Dyrektor.
Szczepan Imbiorski. Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bleschke. DyrektorhA
Narya Imbiorska, D~yrektorka.
konstancya Czeka2a- D~yrektorkA
Or. Franciszek A. Dulak, Lekars
Naczelny.
Adv. wawrzyniee ZygmunG Doradea
Prawny.
SertTuda Marchlswicz, Azyst, sekr. Gen.
GoDZINY BIURowE-
BIuro otwarte Cd stej RAND do ste1
wteczorem, wv sobote do LET pcpofu-
dniu). w czwartek wiecZorem Cd godxi
"a urocZySte biuro Zamkniete.
Wszelkie listy padsylac nale$y M ~
&C SekretarZa G~eneralneSo.
TOM. s. BLACHowSK.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
lass w. DiVisIOn str, Chicago, M
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe I poc1tow0
tchecks, money orders etc-) naleAy W.
stawiac ma organizacye.
POLISH ALMA MATER.
l p~rEesylac pod adresem:
Jul. SZCZEPANSKI.
I455 w. Division str, Chicago, m
Do czekow z poza miasta Chicago. do
lSczyc trZeba 1Qc ma gamiana.
MACIERZ P0LSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gfowuego
1857 ". DIVISION UTICA.
TeIefOn Monroe 4S04-
Chicago, Ill \
Ma druElem pletrEe EmaeAu
sDzIennika ChicaEoSkiegoSs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
,,POLSKA MARINA.

w artykule p. t. ,,Paryz War
szawa" B. Sawinkow pisze o
,polskiej Marnie", kt6ra bedzie
Vista. A bitwa mad Vista roz-
strzygajaca o losach Warszawy,
zdaniem Sawinkowa, decydowac
bedzie o wyniku ostatecznym
wojny swiatowej, DO wojna z
bolszewikami jest jednoczesnie
walka z Niemcami.
Porazki Polski i po}aczenie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

Polski czerwonej z Niemcami ME
zaleznie cd tego, czy Rosya be-
die przez Lenina, czy przez Ro'
manowych rzadzona, zwiastuie
panowanie Berlina mad Moskwa
i nietylko mad Moskwq, ale mad
calym swiatem. Niemcy przegra-
Ii mad Marna, ale jezeli rekami
bolszewik6w wygraja mad Wi
slq, beda mogli powiedzict, re
wygrali wojne europejska. Piano.
wanie Niemiee bia}ych czy czer-
wonych bedzie zabezpieczonem.
] dlatego - kohczy sw6j arty'
kui Sawinkow - ma Whsle Po-
lacy beda walczyli ME z Rosy2'
lecz z bolszewikami, ktorych
zwyciestwo pociaga "a SODA ME-
tylko rewolucye wszechswiato-
wa. lecz i panowanie odwiecz-
nych wrog6w ~slowian-Niemc6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest organizacya faczacs mAod1te4 pol.
ska obojg1 pAci W pracach 'naukowych,
patryotycznych 1 bratniet pomocy dln
podnteslenia ducha moralnosd I do0ro-
bytu W spoieczenstwie, q szczegolnis
miedZy ~mlodzieEa polskR Ma posmier-
the cd lat IL do As. Ma czlonkow Sto-
Ra~rzyszonych, beg ograniczenia wteku.
: ZaloEona 1897 roku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
O DWu Panach
Jozetach.

Prasie . dyskusya ma temat - i
mienia wielkiego wodza polskie-
60 j obroncy Warszawy, generaia
Jozefa Hallera - pamietnego
nam szczegolnie i mitego Pola-
kom amerykanskim - dowodzcy
Hanerczykow. !
Dyskusya-wynikia stad, IL
W Prasie angielskiej pojawila sic
byia korespondencya zydowska,
zmyslajaca, IL gen. Halter poroz-
niwszy sic z Naczelnikiem PHI
sudskim - zostal usuniety z do
wodztwa i wogole Cd dzieia obro-
ny Ojczyzny pred bolszewickim
najazdem; z okazyi'tej plotki -
tutejsze pismidla socyalistyczno-
kpniowskie ~powazyiy sic rzu-
cic sic ma gen. Hallera W sposob
nikczemny, a przyjmujac skwa-
pliwie zydowsko = bolszewicka
plotke "a fakt lakomie i'm pozada-
ny, cisneiy nawet miano zdrajcy
- ma najwiekszego bohatera wo-
.jujacej dz~isiejszej Polski.
Pismo nasze napietnowaio VIA
Sciwie zarowno plotke, 0 ktora
m~niejsza - DO sic vie, z jakiego
wyszia zrodia, jak podle i wstre-
the postepowanie wzmiankowa-
nych organow, W polskim jezy--
ku - ME W polskim duchu wy
dawanych, ktore ably wynosic je-
dnego Polski wodza, tego, co i'm
mily, ktoremu kadza ! ktaniaja
sic iScie serwilistycznie - ME
wahaja sic pontiac, pomiatac l
znieslawiac drugiego rownle
znakomitego, rownie zasiuzone-
go, r6wnie Polsce drogiego.
Faktycznie DO W kontrowersyi,
stad wynikiej, szio organkom ko-
niowsko = czerwonym - jedynie
O wyniesienie Piisudskiego, o
wysadzenie 90 ma pedestal, ma
kt6rym niktby go pie tylko mic
przyGmiewai, ale i ME dosiegai...
Wielka jest racya W powledze-
niu: ,,chron mic Boze Cd przyja-
ci64, DO z nieprzyjaciolmi sam So
bic jakoS dam rade!..." PHI
sudski naprawde chwalebnie dale
sobie rade z nieprzyjacioimi Pol
ski i swymi, ale przyjacioi -
tskich, jak CT szczegolnie, co mt
tn dziwnem siuza nabozenstwem
- juzcic mu gratulowac ME po-
Gaiganska to jest kom-
pania,-co sic zowie i co do tego
slow bye ME moze ami
sadow! TAX, jak CT mu tn siuza,
iak CT 60 tn ,.proteguja", jak CT
nu tn swiadcza to mu na--
prawde stokrot wiecej szkodza'
niz pomagaja, raczej go niesfa-
via - Mill siawy PrzyczyniaJ9.
Zdaje sic, re sam p. Naczelnik
jest take tego - co my zdania,
co wnosic MONA z jego zacho--
wanna, z jego wyrazeh sic W ME
jednej okazyi. Przytoczymy je--
den skromny, ale bardzo wiele
mowiacy przykiad: Pred MEDIA
wynn czasem zwiedzal p. Naczel
niz miasto Lublin i jego instytu-
eye; miedzy innemi odwiedzil
tamtejszy klub socyalistyczny,
czy jakas tam organ;zacye, by
tez dawnych towarzyszow przy-
vitae; CT go przyjeli Pc swoje-
mu: Gala sala wygladala jak ka-
townia -czerwono, huczai
yCzerwony Sztandar" ma hymn
powitalny, a mowka, ktora Ma
czelnika powitai znany i W Po--
lonii naszej ,towarzysz" Malinow
ski - byla taxa ,,krasna" jak-
by ia juz ME obywatel polski, do
Naczelnika Panstwa, ale JakiS
,,komisarz fudowy" z ramienia p.
Trockiego wyglaszal.. !. Piisud--
ski schmurzyi sic Pc swojemu /
-, rozoooodzif i,,S czoIa - 2 "a
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1y narodu z silna VIOLA. TIE dwie
silly dadza nam zwyciestwo.
Piekne - wzniosie slowa gen.
J6zefa, Hallera!.. =. Coz d Mich.
kiedy je po~wiedziaf Jozef, a ME
- Krescencyusz Haler - pony
Sla socyaliki. I'm sfowa tie ME
dada WARY, DO co i'm tam wiara,
a wole czuja tylko do cudze-
go!... Takich - mic ME zjedna
Niechze ida swoja droga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

Prawie katdy pohd sgent real
nosciowy oglasza she " DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnis
przeknal sie, Re tn najlepiej mu sig
opiack.
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Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

Zachowanie sic p. LPiisudskiego
w Lublinie - zaszczyt mu PREY
nosi pradziwy, zaszczyt lepszy,
wyzszy, cenniejszy cd garlactwa
naganiaczy socyalikohskich: po-
twierdza ono jego powiedzenie,
gdy wladze obejmowai: Jam ME
socyalista, nj inny partyjnik -
Polak jestem!...
Ale wracajmy do drugiego Jo-
zefa, do gen. Hallera. W.
wzmiankowanej ma wstepie dys-
kusyi udowodnilismy p~rzytocze-
niemi z Prasy w Ojczyznie, re BY
najmniej ME byl sic poroznil
Filsudski z Hallerem, re jeden
drugiego wcale ME usuwal, ME
oddalal, re wszystko jest W har-
monii, W porzadku, re nawet
Piisudski byl jednym z pier
wszych, ktory Hallera najwyz--
seem uznaniem wyroznil, nadajac
mu krzyz ,,virtuti Militari" -
gdy kraj i narod caly nadai Joze-
fowl Hallerowi przydomek o.
brohcy Warszawy'. Wowczas So
cyalikonskie organki - z naiwno
Scia czy tez z bezczelnoscia osta-
teczna zaczefy stosowac wybiegi,
re w tenn ~wszystkiem ME idzie
wcale o Hallera Jozefa, ale o ia
kiegoS innego Hallera, re wiec
ten inny zostal odznaczony i u
czczony przez Ojczyzne i Naczel-
nika, a Jozef Halter zostai usu-7
niety z komendy przez PiNsudskie
go - re tedy to ich prawda!..
kgarstwo, - ME prawda 49,
jak we wszystkiem! Wiedza to
dis wszyscy! Smiac sic mozna
jedynie z takich kret6w i z tax
nieudolnych - wprost zakow-
skich wykiamywah sic, byle ME
przyznac swej blagi i swego gfu-
piego zagalopowania sic ma lep
, zydowskiej plotki. zadnego inne-
60 generala HaNera W Polsce dis
niema ME wiadomo, czy wog6lc
Jest obecnie w armii jakiS inny
Halter byl dawniej Stanisiaw
Halter, rodzony brat genera}a
Jozefa, lecz polegl pred kilkuna-
stu miesiacami; ME idzie wiec
dis O zadnego Stanisiawa, DO te-
go juz ma swiecie niema dawno,
nie jest tez NOVA o zadnym Hipa-
Gym, ami Ignacym Hallerze, ale
o generate J6zefie Hallerze, twor
cy i wodzu Armii Hallerczykow 2
Ameryki: O MIN to mowia jake o
obrohcy Warszawy, jego krzyzem
,Virtuti Militari" - Naczelnik
Piisudski odznaczyl. Ze to jest
fakt - s%twierdzaja tez ~podobizny
generaSa, jake nam iuz Pisma z
Warszawy przynosza; widnieje
ma mich ten sam, dobrze znany
nam z rysow twarzy Jozef Hal
Ter: w otoczeniu swego sztabu w
Politechnice Warszawskiej. gdzie
kwaterowa{ i plan obrony War
szawy wypracowas, dalej many
60 jake inspektora ochotniczej
armii, ktora glownie dokona}a O.
wei obrony, jedna Z rycin pred
stawia go - prowadzacego sic
pod ramie z Pi1sudskim j pokazu-
jacego mt jakieS pozycye obron-
ne; szczegolnie ia il~lustracya
dowodzi kapitalnie nprawdy" So
hcyalikow o ,poroznieniu sic" obu
fpp. Jozefow,'.
-Poniewaz naszym ~,,krasno--
gwardzistom" tutejszym chodzi
specyalnie o - imie Jozef czy
ME Jozef w odniesieniu do Halle
"a, przeto przytoczymy i'm jeszczc
jeden - ma zagwozdzenie osta-
teczne - document:
Ostatnio w Politechnice War
szawskiej zostaia ~umieszczona
4 =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

MeSoDie stdnu DSsedsfe sp0.
6s0jQ sic I'd sddniu, Se must ist.
nice sJednocsono, nfes0ieSnG l
S0moEYQdnd PoISkG
- Woodrow WILSON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07

RSqd ndrodu prsez ndr6d do
H0roda, ME s0i7ie z poDieEzchN'
GeML
g.. - abraham Lncoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
CL0wNY.

Zalotona 1897 roku-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25
Harry Harper
 Still Retains
 Hitting Croun

Harry Marper continued his hard hitting during the past week, and clouted his way far ther into the,lead of the South ern Association, having a mark of .349, while his teammate, "Bing" Miller, remained in the runner-up position with a per centage of .346. Al Ellis, the B a TO nj al hammer-man, al- though inactive during the past week, retained his third place position with the same mark of .345, pushing Miller hard for The runner-up place.
 Carroll, of Memphis. with .sss and Bernsen. of Birmingham, with .s22 were the next in order. Other leading Barons were GrlfIlth. with .29S, and Barnhart, with .297.
 ihe Barons fell off slightly in both team fielding and hitting, the locals iosing second place in fielding to At lahta and going into a tie for the bun- i,or-up position in team hitting. Little tsock oL led In hitting with an average ot ,z'o' With Memphis and Birmingham fled Tor second place with .26s. New Orleans neia the lead in fielding with s6S, Atlanta second s' With .95s and Birmingham a close third with 05S - oio'e
 
 regular pitchers, having won five aS icst one for a mark of .S33 Rube Ron lnson was second with a percentage of ,H9- Whitey Glazner was fourth in inc standing, having won fourteen and lost live for an average of .737. Coffindaffer was next on the Baronial staff winning eleven and losing six for mark of .e47
 The averages follow. ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25
Umpires-Roth and Brennan.

'sBatted for Morrison in seventh. Mayer out for bunting on last strike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25

bers of that department of the asso- ciation, will stand in readiness for tne various events in which they are to participate. Boys and men of the city will be extended an invitation to wit ness the display of aquatic skill
 Three teams will compete in the va rious events of the programme. These classes are divided according to weights of the contenders. Boys weighing under S5 pounds will repre- sent the junior class, while those from 50 to 115 pounds will compose the in termediates. Senior class members will be those whose weights are 115 pounds and over.
 Juniors: 25 and 50-yard dashes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25
ENGLISH WOMEN
 GO BETTING MAD

London. July 3-Some of the London newspapers lament that English women and girls have gone betting mad" and that it is a common thing for girls in offices, on the stage, married women, and even school girls to lay wagers varying from six pence to a pound.
 Why shouldn't we gambler" ons pretty office girl asked. Now the war is over we must have some harmless excitement mustn't We2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25
|BARONS AND CRACKERS IA GAIN DIVIDE HONORS
 INV TWIN ENGAGEMENT
John Morrison Holds Crippled LneUp of Visitors in First Encounter, While Daniel Boone Clouts and Pitches
 Frankmen to Victory in Second-Griffith Stars

The badly crippled Crackers put the Barons to m yesterdays twin bi True Moys the first game In rather fashion, but the encounter was still easily the Crackers.
 The fact that such condition as the Crackers ara With outfeders in the ned pitchers in the outfied beat tne Barons two out of four is rather humiatno
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25

Fancy diving.
 Intermediates: 50-yard and 100-yard and other special stunts.
 Seniors: 50 and 100-yard dashes Plunge for distance and underwater swim for distance.
 The principal object of holding this meet, according to Mir. Staploton, is to select members of the boys depart ment to compose the team to be en- tered in the annual city-wide swim ming meet to be held August s.
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