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Evening star., 1921-08-02
WHAT CAUSES STYLE CHANGES?
BY ANNE RTTTENHOUsE.

1t is the fashion of serious-minded
lightly. They regard them as mere
caprices. Fain would they admit that
they were as surely rehexes Of manners
and morals and social psychology as
taste in literature or painting. There
is nothing accidental in nature, nor
is there In women's clothes. We may
not know the motive or reason for
these changes that we call fashion,
but if we had the wisdom Of Solomon
we might find in 1t a mirror OF events
and taste.
In a crumbIing old calfskin volume
written a hundred and fifty years ago
by some noralist whose name Is now
forgotten you might read the state
ment that fashion Is zone Of those
excrescences of life resembling the
mistletoe on the oak and the moss OF
fruit trees" Aren't there lot OF
neoDle who look upon fashion in much
the same way today? 1t Is simple
way to dismiss 1t.
But you can't do Il If you keep your
your eyes wide open.
is like a sensitive plate on which
are recorded a thousand details of
history.
Just take motor cars-they have
had an enormous deal to do with
the development of styles within the
past two decades.
They were responsible for an entire
revolution in millinery. They made
inevitable a hasty qufetus Of hats
that sat high upon the hair, depend
ing on hat pins to keep them in place.
The mushroom hat was at first merely
a motorists convenience. We were
conscious IL we wore that shaped hat
outside the touring car. Then as mo-
tors became usual and motoring an
incident of every day the hat that
would actually stay on the head was
a fashion necessity This had also
headdress.
Now something has happened In the
dvelopment of motor cars that has
already had a considerable effect on
women's clothes. The closed car is
no longer the luxury Of a very few.
type to the one or two Of few years
ago. And the one or two who used
closed cars only for town or winter now
use them for country touring.
This is directly responsible for the
fact that women no longer wrap
themselves in dust-shedding. alien
veloping wraps and windproof hats
when they go out for the motor party.
At countryfsroadhouses and resort
hotels you no longer spot the supper
their peculiar clothes. They wear
chiffon and organdie and georgette in
spite of dampness and mist. Their
hats are ostrich trimmed or wreathed
with flowers.
This effect of the closed motor car
and this country-more strikingly in
France, perhaps. because it came
after the war period when motor cars
of any sort were dispensed with save
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Some Good Tomato Dishes.

The good housekeeper likes to take
advantage Of the gardens offerings
as the season comes around, and give
her family an abundance of the fresh
fruits and vegetables while they last.
Tomatoes are popular vegetable,
and the following recipes for serving
them may be help to my N.Y.. readers:
move skins from ripe tomatoes by
dipping them into boiling water for
almost two minutes by means OF a
cheesecloth bag, then plunging them
into cold water for second: the
loosened skins may then be rubbed
in half and dip the halves into melted
butter, then into finely crushed and
seasoned cracker crumbs. Now broil
them on a cookie sheet or any other
pan that is fiat and rimless and from
which they may be slipped onto toast,
lifted (Which tends to break them).
When the tomato halves are soft and
the crumbs are brown they are done.
Slide them gently onto pieces OF toast
which have been dipped into the fol-
lowing sauce:
smooth paste four teaspoons of flour
and one-half cup Of butter, then add
it to one and one-half cups Of cold
milk which is in q small saucepan,
and heat, stirring constantly. When
to the consistency. Of thick cream. add
one large onion, which has been put
through q food chopper. and salt and
Depper to suit individual taste. This
amount of sauce will moisten six
slices of toast.
Baked Chived Tomatoes with Cream
Sauce.-wipe six large ripe tomatoes
and prick each one several times with
q fork. Place them in an agate
and q small lump Of butter and bake
in q moderate oven until soft. Then
very carefully remove skins and ar
range them on a serving dish; pour
over them q hot white sauce made
exactly like the white onion sauce
Evening star., 1921-08-02

not know what they contain.
Barbara Sou are an Irish type.
Mary T.-send a stamped addressed
envelope for the hair tonic formula,
Whiteheads can be treated with per-
oxide Of hydrogen and each. heal
should be picked with a sterilixed
needle. after which apply the per-
oxide again.
Waiting.-You can remove the
paper from the table by rubbing the
top with a mixture of powdered pu-
mice and oil. This will remove all
stains and at the same time give q
satiny finish to the furniture.
Contie.-Massage your neck and
arms each night. using cocoa butter,
and keep on with the exercises. To
keep your hands white. use a mixture
daily, which Is made from equal parts
Of glycerin and roseWater.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Broiled Cod Steaks.

Have the steaks rather thick and
trim and fiatten them we'll. Rub them
with sale on both sides and put in a
cool place for two or three hours.
When ready to cook coat them with
oil, sprinkle with white pepper and
broil over a clear fire. Make a sauce
of one-half cup of butter, melted; the
juice of half lemon, some chopped
canned red peppers. chopped parsley
and capers. all in suitable quantities.
Have the sauce very hot and pour it
over the fish just before sending to
the table
Evening star., 1921-08-02

the hands. conducted by the United
States public health service officers.
indicate that this oil should not be
used in common, for it may convey
skin infection from one person to the
other. The same investigators found
that a mixture of sawdust and liquid
green soap was more effective and less
irritating than sand, pumice soap and
hand brushes in removing the ink.
They also found that If printers would
apply some lanolin (wool faD to the
hands and forearms before beginning
work, this served as a protective and
made the removal Of ink stains after
finishing work much easier. In the
treatment Of tht skin rash or infiam-
nation the public health service
surgeons used this compound in block
form:
Zinc ore (calamine and silicate
Of zinc) pplverized and passed
through a 100-mesh sieve, three parts;
gelatin. four parts; glycerin. Ave
parts: water six and one-half parts.
This is melted by heating in
double saucepan with water in the
outer pan: 1t is too stiff when melted.
add little hot water. When of the
consistency of paint, apply with
stiff -bristled paint brush a thin coat.
and before 1t is quite dry pat lightly
all over with absorbent cotton to form
a feltwork with the paint. Allow to
set completely before putting on
clothing. Leave 1t until 1t begins to
peel of, then remove and apply a
fresh coat.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

heinous menace to the domestic well
fare. I'm just advocating common
sense.
We're humans before we're married
folks. Every human being should OBJ
serve decent reserves about himself
healthy minded. No other person. no
matter how loving. can possibly up-
derstand all the things you do. You
can't understand them yourself. Then
why complicate matters BY demand.
ing or giving superfluous condolences?
There should be space within
your spirit, like walled-in garden.
where you may walk in Quietness,
alone. and be renewed. If you are
denied that place. Il you throw your
spirit open to public pasturage, you
become as stale as trampled grass and
people value you accordingly.
Don't try to explain everything to
your wife or husband. Don't try to
explain everything to yourself. Just
go or and be still once In a while, and
give yourself q rest.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Things You'HLik to
Make.

A dainty flower luncheon set will
add to the enjoyment of any luncheon.
You can have a large lunch cloth. or
a small centerpiece with matching
doilies and napkins. For the corner
decorations cut the basket part of
colored lines and applique it to the
square of linen; it has been hem
stitched, preferably by hand. En-
broider the flowers in colored en-
broidery silks; also the handle and
the lines on the basket. 1t is well
to use the dominating color of the
decorations of your dining room for
the color of the basket of this dainty
flower luncheon set. FLORA.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1921-08-02
The Old Gardener Says:

Very early beets may still be
sown, also kohirabi. radishes,
lettuce and turnips, all Of which
make rapid growth. It Is advis-
able to give these late crops uii-
usually good cultivation, and to
supply water II possible when
the season is dry. The beets
may not grow very large, but
they will be big enough for
canning before cold weather.
comes on, and the kohlfabi IL
all the better for being eaten
when small. It is best - start
the lettuce in a sheltered seed
bed, and then set the started
plants in rows where they are
to mature.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Ivy POISONING.

The formula you sent me last year
for ivy poisoning surely saved my
husband from . miserable experience
on his vacation. We are about to
misplaced the formula, and both Of
US would like to use it again to pre-
vent ivy poisoning. (E. M. P.)
Answer.-Let the druggist prepare:
Tincture Go per cent? of rhus toxi-
codendron (poison ivy). fifteen drops;
glycerin, two drains: sirup Of orange,
enough to make three ounces.
For immunization against ivy poi
soning, take internally one drop of
this mixture in half a glassful of
water after each meal. increasing by
drop each successive dose until
twenty-one drops after each meal
about the seventh day. then take a tea
spoonful once a day. after eating, for a
spoonful once or twice a week through
out the season.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

big ferns and from his hiding place
watched until it was so dark that he
could no longer see the poor young
Heron and his mother. He knew that
there was nothing he could do, still
he couldn't bear to leave them there
alone.
There can't anything happen to
that young Heron in the night" Peter
said to himself. And then he thought
of Billy Mink. Supposing Billy should
happen along that way. Peter knew
that Billy would like nothing better
than a meal Of young Heron. Mrs.
Longlegs will be more than a match
for Billy Mink" thought Peter, and
felt better.
Then he thought of Reddy Fox.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Peter Stands By.
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
A friend stands BY through thick and thin,
And holds desertion as q sin.
Peter Rabbit.
The Black Shadows were fast creep
ing through the swamp where the
young Heron was held fast in a cruel
steel trap. Mrs. Longlegs. the mother
of the young Heron, returned with
frog for him and then settled her
self for the night close by. There
was nothing more that she could do.
At her approach Peter Rabbit had
slipped back out Of sight among the
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Personal Health Service
= BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Noted Physician and Author


eatment will h
address,
Evening star., 1921-08-02

Prices realised on Swift 4 Co. sales
saturday, July 60 1921. on shipments sold out,
ranged from 10 cents to II cents per pound,
and averaged 1400 cents per poupd.-Adver-
Evening star., 1921-08-02
LISTEN, WORLI&7
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

Why should a wife tell her husband
everything she does? Why should q
husband tell his wife everything he
does? No, I'm not advocating deceit,
nor unfaithfulness, nor any other
Evening star., 1921-08-02

THE ALL-WHITE FRocK, WHICH
HAS ENJOYED UNPRECEDENTED
FAVOR AMONG WELLDRESSED
SHOWN IN EMBROIDERED MUS
LIN TRIMMED WITH LACE AND
WORN WITH A LARGE PURPLE
HAT.
in the serious business of winning the
war.
In the sketch is a frock of white
embroidered muslin trimmed with
1ace-a frock such as any we'll
dressed woman might wear nowadays
in a closed motor car for q summer
afternoon drive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
z BUFFALO, N. Y.

w ubiegla srode rano pm. IS Clark a
nastapi}a eksplozja, kt0ra HniSzczyi"
GAIA kuchnie W meszklniu Adama Bryi
skiego. Brylski wyrabia{ w6lGe. DNt-
magala mu W tenn II letnia Anna Ka-
niewsha, siostra jego hony. Dksplozja
byIa talk silna, ze spowodowa&a tax IA
talne poparzenia Brylskiego Kaniew-
skiej, III niema nadIei utrZymania ich
przy zyciu.
Strazacy ogniuwi ME czekajac ma
przybycie ambulansu i z powodu gro
znego stanu cparzonych, odesSaH oboje
do szpitala Emergency" trOlaiem ognio
wynn. Twarz BrytlSkiego popalona do
niepoznania. Wlosy / ,rbranie ma Annie
Kaniewskiej, zlIpe4nie popalme. Zma
/ dwoje dzieci BrylSkiego spahy W po-
luoju Obok kuchni. Dym eksplo1ji pOz-
bawi4 je przytomnosci gdyby ME szyb
XII ratunek strazak6w pewnoScia ME
wysziyby caio. Allohol wyrabiany
przez Brylskieso byi powodem ehplo-
zn {
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
POINCARE VERSUS
BRAND.

Paryz, %. maja. - Ekstremi-
sci francuscy, na czele ktorych
stoi Poincare, okreSlili Polityke
Brianda jake zbyt umlarkowa--
ma. EkstremiSci ci domagaja sig
niezaleznej akcji ze strony Fran
eli, natychmiastowej okupacjl
zagtebia Ruhr i zerwania Z An
gljq, jezeli okaze sic tego Potrze-
ba.
Poincare jest powszechnie IL
wazany "a nastepce Brianda W
razie upadku obecnego gabinetu.
Partja Poincarego skorzysta
prawdopodobnie z najmniejszego
uchybienia Niemiec w sprawie
wypefmenia przyjetych warun--
k0w i bedzie usi}owaia obalic ga
binet Brianda.
Pertinaux pisze W ,,Echo de
Paris, il premier BRAND myli
sic, jezeli mowi, IL Francja musi
|wybierac pomiedzy jedna a dru-
ga politykq. Istnieje tylko jedna
polityka francuska, mianowi--
Gle, zadoSc uczynienie francuskim
zadaniom politycznym i ekonoml
cznym, a jezeli premier BRAND
nie moze osiagnac tego celu, to
cabinet jego powinien bye obalo-
my.
Umiarkowany kurs politykl
Brianda zyskuje jednak poparcie
W ko{ach finansowych, ktore ME
chca bynajmuiej ekonomicznej
ruiny Niemiec przez inwazje
Ruhr. Umiarkowani politycy o.
bawiajq sic rozbicia entente'y,
albowiem Francja byfaby izolowa
ma przez to cd caiej Erropy.
o ileby Francja byla pewna
zupelnego poparcia Ameryki, to
mogsaby postapit tax, jakby
chciata, bez wzgledu ma Angie,
lecz prezydent Harding stoi ma
| gruncie neutralnosci, wobec cze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28

60 Francja musi powstrzymac
SIG cd krokow militarnych.
BRAND jest pierwszym premje-
rem francuskim cd czasu wojny,
ktory wystapif pojednawcza
polityka wzgledem Niemiec.
Gfowne wytycznc jego polityki
SD - /. utrzymanie nadal aljansu
anglo francuskiego ,. Francja
ME przedsiewezmic niezaleznych
dziaiah wojennych wzgledem
Niemiec, ami tez ME dokona W
tym czasie okupacji zagfebia
Ruhr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
STANOWISKO BRIANDA
w SPRAWIE SLASKIEJ PO-
PARTE PRZEZ IZBE.

Paryz, %. maja. (Prasa Stow
- Polityka Brianda W sprawie
odszkodowania wojennego i w
kwestji gornolaskiej oraz innych
waznych sprawach zostaAa zaa-
probowana przez rzbe poselska.
w sprawie oznajmienia Brian
da, IL ultimatum londyhskie jest
minimum niezbednych gwaran-
cyl, izba wyrazi}a swoja aproba-
te wiezkszocia 403 glos6w prze-
ciwko 1863; co sic zaS tyczy spra-
wy roZbrojenia Niemiec, wypiaty
peinej sunny odszkodowania i "a
stosowania Srodkow karnych w
razie inwazji niemieckiej, izba
wyraziia swoje zaufanie gabine-
towi Brianda wiekszoscia 800
gaosow przeciwko 162. Ogolnie
zas biorac, cabinet Brianda O.
trzytnat votum zaufania wyrazo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
GLoWNA KWATERA POW
STANCoW PRZENIESIONA
DO SZOPENIC.

Londyn, %. maja. - Depesza
Kopenhagi donosi, IL Nicmcy
zajeli kilka miast.
Donoszq tutaj, IL Wojciech
Korfanty, leader powstancow pol
skich przcniosi swojq gfown2
kwatere Katowic do Szopenic.
Wedfug depcsz otrzymanych z
Berlina, rad niemiecki wysfal
ma front specjalneso .urzednIka
ktoryby powstrzymaf ochotnl-
t,ow niemieckich Cd przekracza-
MIA granicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
Wojska Angielskie Przybyly Ma Slask.
Surawa SIaska PrzedmiOtem KOnferencji Rady NajN
Poincare Versus BRAND.
Anglia zdecydOwala zdwOie Armje W hlandji
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.

czej kornisji w Opolu, oznajmia-
jac gotowoSc wszczecia roko-
wan ze zbrojnyrni oddziaiami
niemieckimi ma Gornym Slasku
W sprawie zawieszenia broni, O.
Swiadczajac jednoczesnie, ze
wk}ada on odpowiedzlalnoSc ma
aljantow dochowania warunkow
zawieszenia broni przez Mem
cow, jak rowniez warunkow E.
wentualnego pokoju.
Likwidacje obecnego ruchu
powstanczego na Gornyn Slasku
Korfanty rozumie jako komplet-
na reorganizacje przez koomisje
mledzysojusznicza zarzadu okre-
cow przemys3owych, a mianowi-
Gle, zupeine zniesienie systemu
pruskiego, dopuszczenie ludnoscl
polskiej do udziatu w sprawach
fiskalnych, prawnych i egzekuty-
wnych, wtaczajac W to koleje, po
CITY, telegrafy, zarzad gminami,
sprawami miejskiemi oraz udzia1
w prawodawczych zgromadze--
mach powiatowych.
Adam zo}towski konsul ge-
reralny Daniel Kanszycki(?) wy
jechali do Opola jako pe1nomoc-
nicy Korfantego W celu otwarcia
rokowan preliminarnych z dele
gatami niemieckimi, ktorzy maja
bye wybrani przez komisje mic
dzysojusznicza.
Korfanty domaga sic gwaran--
eli Cd aljantow, IL Niemcy do
chowaja warunkow zawieszenia
broni, albowiem Niemcy po,
gwa{cii juz raz zawarte z mimi
przy posrednictwie oficerow fran
Icuskich zawieszenie broni ma od-
cinku Cory Swietej Amy. Pomi-
mo zawieszenia broni Niemcy
zaatakowali o pomocy powstan-
cow polshch pomiedzy Boryczem
i Krosnica przy pomocy bataljo-
now szturmowych. Pod Czarno-
cinem i Dolina toczyfy sic bardzo
hwawe walk, w rezultacie kto-
rych Niemcy zostali wyparci z
zajmowanych miejscowoSci po u
porczywych walkach ma bagne--
ty przy uzyciu granatow recz-
nych. Kapitan Alojzy Nowak, do
wodca grupy poinocnej, prowadzil
osobiscie swoich zoinierzy do
kontrataku, stojac ma platformie
pociagu pancernego, ktory pow
Istancy zbudowali W przeciagu sc
godzin, nadajac mu nazwe Ma
Pole Walk"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
SPRAWA GoRNOSLASKA
PRZEDMIOTEM KONFE-
RENCJI NAJWYzSZEJ RADY

Paryz, %. maja. - Premier
BRAND uzyskawszy poparcic prze
wazajacej wiekszosci W izbie po-
selskiej jest w moznoSci natych--
miastowcgo zwo}ania konferencji
Najwyzszej Rady Aljant6w W ce
lu zalatwienia sprawy Gornego
Slaska. Poniedzy- Paryzem, Lon
dynem, Bruksela Rzymem to-
czy sic juz dyplomatyczna wy
miana zdan W sprawie prelimi--
narnej dyskusji mad kwestja gor
noslaska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
NEMCY PRoSZA POW
TANCoW POLSKICH o Po,


G3owna Kwatera Powstancow
Polskich, %. maja. - Walk po-
miedzy powstancami polskimi /
defensywnyrni odzialami niemie-
chni zostaiy faktycznie wstrzy-
name wzd4uz caiego frontu gor-
noslaskiego, co jest rezultatem
preliminarnej umowy Pomiedzy
powstancami polskimi i Niemca-
mi.
Umowa w sprawie zaweszenia
broni zostaIa zaaprobowana przez
dyktatora Korfantego, ktory pro-
wadzi obecnie rokowania z OIL
cerami francuskini, ktorzy Przy-
byli z opola do Giownej Kwate-
~ powstancow w celu zaotlaro-
wanna niemieckich propozycyj w
sprawie zawieszenia broni.
T. ma{emi zmianami obie stro-
nv pozostana ma zajmowanych
obecnie pozycjach. Szczego4y "a
wieszenia broni zostana wypraco
wane na wspolnej konferencji. W
ktorei vienna udziai przedstawi-
ciele powstancow polsklch i Mem
COW.
Mateusz Mielzynski, giownodo
wodzacy wojskami powstancze--
mi, wyda rozkaz powstrzymania
sic cd dzia4ai wojennych, o lie
Niemcy zaprzestana kontrata-
kow.
Zawieszenie broni odwroci4o
przewidywana wake ma pofud--
niowym zachodzie cd Opola.
Podczas walk pod Leznica
usosk oddzia} armji Ligi Ludlow
sksadajacy sic z 1S zonierzy je-
dnego oficera, zostal wystrzela-
nv przez powstancow. Gdy do
w6dca powstancow polshch vi
rza4 W{ochow ma koniach W tyle
Niemcow, wydaf rozkaz wziecia
ich do niewol, lecz powstancy
zlekcewazyli rozkaz .otworzyll
W herunku WIochow ogien ka
rabinow maszynowych, zabijajac
wszystkich zofnierzy tego Cd
dzia{u. G4ownodowodzacy woJsk
powstanczych, gen. Doliwa, wy
siai komisje W celu zbadania tel
sprawy okazalo sic, re oddziaa
ten nalezai do w}oskich wojsk o.
kupacyjnych, znajdujacych sic W
Kozlu.
Woiciech Korfanty zwrocii sic
.slegraficznie do miedzysojuszni-
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wvnosza 20 dzicnnie i wieccj

wynoszq 20 dzicnnie wieccj.
Depesza Z Monachjum donosi,
ze ochotnicy bawarscy, kt3rzy
zapisali sic ma ochotnik6w Go
walk ma Gornym Slasku, powra-
GAIA Powrotem do domu.
Mys.owice, miasto polozone w
poSudniowo wschodniej czesci
Gornego Slqska, znajduje sic W
rekach powsta1icow polskich.
Miasto przedtem zosta}o ewaku-
owane przez wojska francuskic.
Opole, %. maja. (Prasa Stow
- Awangardy wojsk angielsklch
wyaane Nadrenji ma Gorny
Slask w celu zaprowadzenia spo-
kojn, przyby4y tu wczoraj czol-
gami aeroplanami. Geese Przy-
byfych wojsk angielskich zosta4a
wysfana do kruczborku, gdzie
za}ozono glowna kwatere angicl-
ska.
w ko4ach angielskich oznaj-
miono, &c jezeli wojska te ME
bedq zdolnc stfmnic powstania
polskiego, to zostana wysSanc
wieksze posi{ki bez wzgledu ma
to, lie tysiecy zo4nierzy o&aze sic
potrzebnych.
Kraza tu pogFoski, ze Francuzi
rowniez wysyiaja posifki ma Cor
ny Slqsk, chociaz ze zrode} pol
urzedowych donosza, IL wojska
francuskie ME beda wspofdziafa-
y Z angielskiemi.
Cztery bataljony angielskle
maja wyruszyc Z kruc1borka W
kierunku Katowic celem odciecia
woisk powstaaiczych, stojacych
ma Odrze.
Niemcy podobno zwrocili sic Z
proSba do aljantow o pozwolenie
i'm wziecia udzia4u W operacjach
wojsk aIjanckich przeciwko po-
Wstancom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
REZYGNACJA SAPIEHY
PRZYTETA.

Warszawa, %. maja. (Prasa
Stow -Naczelnik Panstwa mar
sza{ek Pilsudski przyjqi rezygna-
Gle Eugenjusza Sapiehyy jako mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych.
Ma stanowisko ministra sPraw
zagranicznych zostaf mianowany
wiceminister Jan Dabs}ii, tworca
polpoju ryskiego, jako minister
tymczaSOWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
WOJSKA ANGIELSKIE BE-
DA PELNILI SkUzBE PO-
LICYTNA.

Berlin, 2S. maja. (Prasa Stow
= Wojska angielskie, ktore znaj
duja sic W drodze ma Gorny
Slask, zostana wyslane do okre-
gov przemysfowych W celu pei
nienia tam sluzby policyjnej.
Specjalna depesza Opola do
nosi, re wiadze niemieckie w O.
polu otrzymaiy prosbe cd wladz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
KANCLERZ NIEMIECKI
o SPRAWIE SLASKIEJ.
tymCZaSOWy

Freiburg, %. maja. - kanclerz
Wirth, oznajmif, IL powstanie
polskie ma Gornym Slqsku
,,zmniejszyEo moralne prawa"
Polakow do Gornego Slaska. W
odpowiedzi ma oznajmienis Brian
da, re Slask byi zaaneEtowany
przez Niemcy siia pred szeSciu
wiekami, Wirth oznajmii, IL Po-
lacy ME maja zadnego historycz-
nego prawa do Gornego Slaska,
(Czyz tak?) a procz tego wick,
szoSc niemiecka uzyskana pod
czas plebiscytu ME moze bye lex
cewazona. Ekonomiczne Preten--
sic Polski do Slaska sa nieuzasa-
dnione(?). albowiem przemysi
g6rnoslaski zostaf stworzony
dzieki niemieckiej tworczoSci !
przedsiebiorczosci. "a krwawy
pot polskiego. gornika ME przy--
czynii sic do rozwoju przemyslu
ma G6rnym Slasku? PrzyP. Red.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
ODZNAKI POWSTANCoW
POLSKICH.

Bytom, %. maja. - Powstah-
cy polscy dla odroznienia sic Cd
reszty mieszkahcow nosza ma le-
WEN ramieniu przepaski: szere-
Convey - bia}e, oficerowie do
wodcy oddzia4ow - niebiesko-
biale, dow6dcy grwp - niebie-
sko-bia}e Z oriem Slaskim, szefo-
vie sztabow - czerwono ME
bieskie orlem, i naczelny wodz
czer,,-Ono y OrIem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-28
WLADYWOsTOK ZAJETY
PRZEZ WOJSKA ANTI-BOL-
SZEWICKIE.

TOXIC, %. naja. (Prasa Stow
- We czwartek rano wOJska by
lei armji kapella zajefy czesc
miasta W}adywostoku. Niektore
budynki miejskie znajdujq sic W
posiadaniu wojsk anti bolsze--
wickich. Wojska japohskie pod
czas walk kappelistow Z bolSze-
wikami zachowywa}y neutral--
nose. Nikolsk Ussuryjski odle-
gly 100 klometrow cd W}ady-
wostoku, zosta} zajety przez woJ
ska Kapella 81 maja. Czesc mill
eli miejskiej podda}a sic wojskom
anti-bolszewickim, reszta ucle-
kia. Wszystkie magazyny w
miescie zostafy zamkniete. Mia
sta Rozdolnoje i Pokrowka W
poblizu W4adywostoku rownlez
zostafy zajete przez wojska Kap-
pella.