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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-02

The man who feels that life n not
worth while Will usually bo found to
have neglected the things IN life that
are worth whIlc-Iioston Transcript
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-02
Ants Havs HomIna InstInes.

Like bees, nn can ind their way
home from n dl tance. They evident
~ take impress On by touch. sight OF
sense of smell certain sIen nostx
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-02

Featuring Mildred Harris, which
win be shown at the Sugg theatre
Friday and Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-02

has been shown critics were unanl-
nous in acclaiming 1t the most ap-
pealing picture of months.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

j. H. Friesan of. Inman, Kansas,
returned home Monday, after several
days visiting with relatives here.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
HAD GREAT TIME AT
ROTARY CONVENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Light Return
Monday Night From Los An
geles Rotary Meeting

1t took two trains of ten cars each
to convey the delegates from the old
Seventeenth District of Rotary to the
International Convention at Los An
geles, the latter part Of May, and
there were two Liberal representa-
tives on one of these trains, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul W. Light.
One train was made up at Oklaho-
ma City, the other at Kansas City,
and they met at Newton, running all
the way to the coast just 80 minutes
apart. The old Seventeenth district
was composed Of the states Of Okla
homa, Kansas and Missouri. This dis
trict was divided at the international
Convention on account of the rapid
growth of Rotary. Liberal is now
in the Twelfth district, comprised of
the western half of Oklahoma and
Kansas.
Mr.. Light reports that Kansas was
probably the best advertised state,
and that Wichita was likely the city
that received the largest amount of
advertising. All delegates from the
Seventeenth district were supplied
with the Kansas sunflower.
The itinery Of the special trains in
cluded stop at the Grand Canyon
and Mr.. Light reports that this was
one of the outstanding features Of
the entire trip. There were 5000 peo-
pie visited the Grand Canyon on
June LIST, and about $500 on bune 2.
The Liberal delegates returned on
No. l Monday afternoon.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
ROCK ISLAND NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bippis arrived
home Tuesday on No. 2 from Cali
fornia, where they attended the
Shrine meeting.
W. W. Ryan, western Wayne in
spector from Kansas City, was in the
city Saturday.
Atkinson, third trick call boy, was
taken to Dalhart Tuesday, and given
position as yard clerk.
R. X. McMullin, son of H. E. Nc
Mullin, train master, has accepted a
position here as second trick call boy.
Mrs. j. A. Tack left Thursday af-
ternoon for Leroy, New Mexico, to
attend the funeral of her grandfather
W, B. Taylor went to Plains We'd
nesday afternoon to inspect car of
perishable freight, which had to be
transferred there.
d. L. Helsel and Fred Voth went
to Pratt on pleasure trip the first
of the week.
Chas. Augerot has returned home
after visit with relatives at Empo-
ria, for a few days.
Wesley Hill, boiler maker helper,
returned to work Friday, after sew
eral weeks off, sufferingg with a
broken arm.
Mrs. o. B. WINNER returned home
Tuesday, after being in a Kansas
City hospital and successfully under
going an operation
w. S. Banks went to Guymon on
business first of the week.
W. E. Danver, road foreman of
equipment, was in the city Wednes-
day.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
NEW COMPRESSOR AT
THE GEORGE GROCERY

The meat market and icing ma
chine are installed at the J. E. George
Grocery and they will open for bust
ness in the meat department Satur-
day of this week. Mr.. Blakemore,
the manager, advises that he has been
somewhat delayed in getting the
equipment here and installed, as he
intended to have the market ready
for the harvest rush.
The ice machine which is part
of the equipment of the market is a
machine that is rarely found in a
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

Oil Stoves
Rubber Hose
Woven Fence
Paints and Oils
Window Glass
Builders Hardware
Barb Wire
Garden Tools
Washing Machines
Carpenters Tools
General Hardware
Scandrett
e FueSt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
DECREASE IN LIGHT
RATES COMING SOON
Manager of Liberal Light, Ice & Pow
or Co., Makes Announcement of
Much Interest to Patrons

In an interview with Felix L.
Cadou, president of the Liberal Light
Ice & Power Company, it develops
that the question of rates was upper
most in his mind, and he seemed to
he particularly enthusiastic over the
results of tests now being conducted
and figures now being compiled,
which so far, although as yet incom-
plete, demonstrate that the installa-
ton of new and up-to-date machin-
cry just accomplished by his company
has So far demonstrated to him that
his company finds itself in a position
to have its customers share in its
cheaper production. He has there
fore decided to give them immediate
benefits and commencing with bills
for current used during July quite a
reduction will be evident.
Mr.. Cadou further states that al
though the public (the consuming
public) was not aware Of it, careful
tests were being conducted, a mass
Of data and figures gone into with the
idea in mind Of finding out just what
reduction could be made in the rates,
and although these figures and tests
are not as yet finished, it was decided
to make a reduction anyway.
The rates in effect from July will
be as low as those in any town in the
state of the size of Liberal and in
some cases considerably lower. Mr..
Cadou also states that Liberal is the
best town, the most progressive town
and the most liberal patrons Of cleo
tricity in any town that he knows of
and the city is certainly to be COM
plimented on its showing and the
progressive attitude Of its city au-
thorities and inhabitants and pre-
diets a great future for our city.
Mr.. Cadou states that although his
company has contracts with the city
for pumping and white way lights,
which contract has a considerable
period to run, his company is willing
to reduce the rate in these contracts
SO as to allow the city to invest the
saving affected in improvements for
the city.
It is very evident fact land no
reasonable man will deny it) that
nothing can be sold without a reas-
enable profit and electric utilities are
no different from other manufactur-
ing or merchandising concerns, ex-
cept that they have to be content
with average profits which our mer-
chants would certainly go broke on.
Mr.. Cadou and his loyal force is
endeavoring to give adequate and
efficient service at price which will
encourage the use Of electricity for
lighting and power, and safeguard
the interests of the investors of its
securities, number of which are
held by citizens Of Liberal.
In a few days the company will
have pamphlets setting forth the new
rates, which will be obtainable at its
office.
Extension Of the company's lines
is now under way in districts not as
yet served and these extensions. will
cover north, south, east and west
portions of the city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
SUNFLOWER CAFE UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

The SunflowerCafe on Lincoln Ave,
changed hands again this week. Mrs
w. H. Petty of Pratt Kansas, buying
the fixtures and business from Martin
Jonas. The Cafe opened under the
new management Tuesday morning
Mrs. Petty will serve regular meals
at noon and evening and will also
serve short orders and breakfast.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

town the size of Liberal, and there
is none other in southwest Kansas
this side of Hutchinson. With the
new compressor, the use Of ice is
done away with in both of the ice
boxes, and also in the display coun-
tiers and refrigerators of the shop
The machine is made by the Fisher
Manufacturing Company and is oper-
ated by a 7-horse power motor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
FOR SALEi

Methodist Tabernacle at Fourth
and Sherman. Will sell all or part in
sections as it stands.
Paul W. Light, ]. N. Evans,
and E. D. Cooper, Committee
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
w. v. Griffith attended to business
matters in Sublette Monday.

AAANSSCAo 40 OabASsSO ~s-0AAt@sJs
E. d. Cooper was business visi-
tor in Sublette and Satanic Monday.
A car of Oliver GROW listers for
horse and Fordson.-Thos. w. Cav.
For Sale: Ford Truck with Grain
Bed. No. l shape. R. o. Tobias. At
the Mann Auto Co. It'll
Mrs. Charles Augerot left for Ar
kansas Sunday to visit friends and
relatives.
Have man that has a good machine,
wants job of threshing out of bargees
for some farmer who hasn't combine.
Call for Woodward, at GRADER Supply
Company for information by Satur-
day. It'll
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

Have man that has a good machine,
wants job of threshing out Of bargees
for some farmer who hasn't combine.
Call for Woodward, at GRADER Supply
Company for information by Satur-
day. It'll
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

Have man that has good machine,
wants job of threshing out of bargees
for some farmer who hasn't combine.
Call for Woodward, at GRADER Supply
Company for information by Satur-
day. It'll
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

A car of Oliver GROW listers for
horse and .Fordson.-Thos. w. Cav.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

Mrs. D. s. Hendrickson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. G. HALEY of Arthur, II
linois, arrived in the city Wednesday.
They will make their future home
here.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low Mass at the Catholic church
Sunday, June 25, at 8 o'clock, a. m.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
John Deere

TwO-rOw CultivatOrs
Ridge Busters
Disc HarrOws
Listers
Van Brunt Drills
Eclipse Windmills
Dempster Windmills
Fairbanks Engines
Repairs for All of them
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22
FIELDS-HALL

Miss Rose Hall and John Fields
were married Monday, June 10th, at
lola, Kansas. Mrs. W. A. Blanton,
sister of Miss Hall accompanied them.
The bride was formerly nurse in
the Morrow hospital and the groom
is Liberal boy, having finished his
schooling here, and this year attend
ed the State University at Lawrence.
He Is a son Of Mrs. Fields-Johnson.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-06-22

A car Of Oliver PROV listers for
horse and Fordson.-Thos. w. Cav.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-02

Miss Marjorie PelmIllder returned
to her home in Hermiston Thursday
after having visited since Monday with
the Misses Marion and Lucille George
Miss Anna YeX Of Pendleton, is
visiting relatives on Butter Creek.
Sherman Wells heard the finish OF
z musical concert in Calgary, Canada,
Monday evening on his Radio.
Mrs, Walter lehman and sons David
and Donald, OF Mission, visited Mrs.
L"hman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il.
WeIl's this week
Lawrence, the small son Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs John Jordan. who has been
quite i'll is recovering rapidly,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. LeezeH. who arr
visitors in Echo from Des Moines,
drove to Iendleton Friday on bust
ness mission. They we're accompanied
by Miss Ruth Gobbell
John Young, who underwent SER
lous operation at the Good Samaritan
hospital, in Portland, Monday, was
according to word received
by relatices Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Pearson, of Lena
are. visiting relatives in Echo this
week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-02
A POPULAR COLLEGE
DOING PRACTICAL WORK

The students of the Polytechnic
College Of Engineering of Oakland
California, have as part of thcii
training practical engineering work
The college frequently takes engineer
ing contracts and the advanced men
are engaged in engineering and coh-
struction work, which gives them
the most valuable training it is pos
sible to give.
These courses cover civil, electri-
cal, mining and mechanical as well
as alltomotive engineering. The
method Of combining theory witt
practice is carried out in this well
'tnown college perhaps more sue
cessfully than in any similar school
in the country by emitting nom
essential subjects and concentrating
upon the subjects required in engi
neering practice, great saving Of
time is effected.
Degrees are granted to men who
complete full courses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-02

The spectacle of millions Of tons q
swirling water rusning over the banks
of a river, smashing a huge dam int
a thousand flying fragments and
spreading destruction for miles about
presents one of the most realistic and
thrilling scenes ever converted to the
silxer screen in The Call Of Home
re Pictpres' spectacular production
at the Arcade Theatre Sunday and
Monday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27
KrOnika Chicagoska.

ko W razie odwoiania rozporza--
dzenia przez Rade miejska tc
ma wniosek p. Ettelsona.
Przed konferencja z adwoka--
tenn Georgem E. Masonem, kto-
ny reprezentuje przeszlo 70 pro-
cent niezadowolonych obywate-'
Ii, oswiadczyf p. Faherty, re ko-
szty ulepszeii ograniczone do su-
my wyrazonej W bondach So
smieszne. Obecnie z sunny $S,.
100000, ktorqs otrzymano re
sprzedazy bondow pozostaio juz
tylko $2,91s,142. Taxa suma ME
wystarczy nawet;T zdariiem p. Fa-
herty'ego ma zakupno budynku
firmy Hubbard, Spencer i Bart
lett Co., "a ktory postawiono ce-
ne $5,OO0,O0O. Sami eksperci miej
scu ocenili ten budynek ma $3,-
256,OOO. 1881, 1887 z sunny $780,
600 wydano ma oceny | oszacowa
MIA realnosci rozmaitym eksper.
ton realnosciowym. adwokatom
it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27

lei popoludniu. Wspomniany a
parat jest podobno najsilniejszy1nl
I dotychczas wynalezionych ola
wzmocnienia wypowiadanych
fal giosowych. Przesy}anie odbs-
die sic re stacii Westinghouse
*. Y. w.
Zgromadzenie rozpocznie sic
punktualnie godz. >4ej popoiu-
dniu i po tym czasie miejsca ME
be'l2 zachowane dla posiadaczy
h;lctow. Byiy sedzia Jacob M.
Dickinson, prezes Chicagoskiej
Rady dla stosunkow zagrani--
ca, zagai zgromadzenie po-
VIOLA ma przewodniozacego gen,
Dawes, poczem p. Dawes pred
stawi zgromadzonym p. Clemen-
ccau.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27
Przygotowania do przy
jecia p. CIemenceau.

Ma posiedzeniu komltetu Chi
|cagoskiej rady dla stosunkow z
zagranica, odbytem w biurze
gen. Charlesa G. Dawesa w celu
ostatecznego okreSlenia planu
przyjecia premjera Francji, P
C1elnenceau, powzieto rezolEcJe,
wzywajaca obywateli m. chica-
60 do wywieszenia ma budynkach
podczas- pobytu p. Clemenceau
w Chicago francuskich flag. Ko-
mitet zazadal, by ubywatele wy
wiesfli francuskie flagi ma wszy-
stkich brdynkach cd stacji Park
Row, dokad p. Clemenceau ma
przybyc, az do rezydencji Pot
ter Palmer, gdzie bedzie on podej
mowany jake goSt.
Pochod bedzie przechodzif ma
stepujace tllics: ze stacji przy
Michigan ave. do Jackson bulwa
ru. nastepnie sllreci ma zachod do
La Salle ul., skieruje sic ma pol
noe DO La Sale ul. ku ratuszo-
wi, nastepnie pojdzie ma wschod
pc Randolph III. do Michigan ma
p6lnoc do rezydencji Palmer'a,
Ma powitanie oddane zostana
przy Michigan ave. naprzeciwko
Blackstone hotelu salwy 75-mi-
limetrowych dial. Eskorta ska
dac sic bedzie 40 artylerzystow
i22go pulku artylerji poloweJ,
ma koniach, Illinoiskiej gwar-
dji farodowej, z oddzialu motto
cyklowych policjantow j 3 szwa-
dron6w policii konnej.
Przyjmowac bedzie P, Clemen
ceau procz Chicagoskiej Rady
d1a stosunk6w z zagranica /
przedstawicieli rozrych francur-
skich organizacyj, kolnitet przy-
jec, do ktorego weszli: gen. J. J.
Pershing, brig. gen. Chas, Da-
ives, Victor Elting, William {.
Boyden, Robert Catherwcod, Pot
ter Palmer, Jacob M. Dickinson,
Russell Tyson, Geo. F. Porter /
Francis R. Dickinson.
Poczynione juz zostaiy "a po-
srednictwem kompanji Western
Electric z New Yorku przygoto-
wanna, by przy pomocy najsil7-
niejszego dotychczas aparatu ra-
.djotelegraficznego MONA byio
.rrzeslac move p Clemenceau,
ktory ,bedzie przemawiai Q godz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27

Rzyrn, q. listop. - Pan +
Nitti, byfy premier wlos&i, pi-
sze list otwarty z okazji Pobytu
p. Clemenceau w Ameryce, jaS
uastepuje:
,,Witam Gle w Ameryce, Panic
Prezydencie Clemenceau! Daj'
Pan wspaniaIy przykfad swei
staiej, silnej wolff l nam daje
Pan wyborny przybiad. Wiado
mem Jest dobrze, re los Europy
moze sic rozstrzygnac tylko W
Ameryce, wiec tez udal sic tam
Pan peien miodziehczego zapalu
w interesach swego kraju.
Gdybym ia miaA Pahski autory
tet polityczny i posiadaf dostate,
.zna znajomos6 jezyi1a angiel-
sldego, bye moze, IL obecnie s<o-
rzystasbym z PahsSiego przykfs-
du, gdyz krsj moi jest W rekach
ludu, kt6rego hee stanowia pro
ste przeciwiehstwo do moich /
del
Bysem zgwsze z przekonanis
orzviacielem Francji demokraty'
eznei i zdecydowanym przeciwn
kiem imperjalistycznych Me
mice. JeSli dzisiaj znalazsem si'
w Hczbie przeciwnik6w polityk
Francji, staso sie to ddatego, ze
Francia odstspita Cd swego pro
pramu demolratycznego, ktor-
stanowil jej chwass tradycyjna
lei nafwiescsza size moralna, ola
tt6rei casy denokragczny swfat
Uoowiedzia3 sic "a MA W zscwie'
zczym roaou 1914.
Gay Pan, Panic Prezydencie
przemawia do zebranych Arery'
tan6w, to najprzwdopodooniej kia
die Pan nsjwiskszy nacisk n;
falt zbrudnfczego imperializm'
niemieckiego, na ich wojownicz'
nposobfenie. ma bezwzgisdnost
niemiecics, na wie1ka brutalnos'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27
Sedziowie przysiegli ma
radzaja sic mad losem
MADEIRA j jego to-
WarzySzy.

Po wysfuchaniu argumentow
specjalnego ostsarzyciela p. Fake
Lava przysiegfych5 rozpatrtJaca
sprawe zamordowania policjan--
tow, udala sic ma narade mad 10
sem MADEIRA, McCarthy'ego
Millera, oskarzonych Q wspof-
udziaf W morderstwie policjan--
tow.
iOskarzyciel publiczny p. Fake
domagaf sic cd sedziow przysie-
gfych uznania winnynl Millers
zamordowania policiant9w j wy
.dania ma niego wyroku kary
smierci odpowiedniego ukarania
liderow robotniczych Freda Ma
dera i Daniela .McCarthy'ego. w
przem6wieniu swojem osSarzai
on obu przywode6w robotniczych
o to, ze kampanja terrorystyczna
przyczynili sic do zamordowania
policjantow.
Pred p. Fake przeinawias adj
wokat oskarzonych p. Conner.
ford, kt6ry zbijaf dowody pred
stawione przez prokuratorje j do
rnagal sic uwolnienia oskarzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27
Walka miedzy p. Faher.
ty'm a EtteIsonem roz-
poczyna sic ma nowO.

Walka miedzy przewodnicza-
Gym lomisjI uiepszeii p. Faher-
ty'm rzecznikien miejskim P.
Ettelsonem weszia obecnie w nc
wa faze, wobec grozby wyrazo-
Inej przez p. Faherty'ego, re pre-
rwie prace p-zy ulepszeniach ul
South Water. P. Ettelson, RE
cznik miejski, oswiadczyf pred
wczoraj, re ME omieszka osobi-
Scie wystapic w sadie w razie,
jezeli sprawa ia dostanie sic
przed wfadze sadowe. Me wy
stapi on tylko W jednym wypad-
XII, jezeli burrnistrz miasta d;
mu odpowiednie polecenie, po-.
parte przez Rade miejska. Pan
Ettelson zapewnia, re jest przy-
chylny wszelkim ulepszenionl "
tym samym iednak czasie przy-
znaje, re obywatele uprawnien
So do uczciwego dziafu, suma je-
dnak publicznych zyskcw powin-
ma byc okreslona przez sad.
Adwokaci z miejskiego depar-
tamentu prawnego srnieia sic z
zapewnienia P. Foherty ego, ze
okres1enie zyskow publicznych
zabierze sadom 10 lat czasu. Zda
MEM ich take sprawy bywaja
bardzo iatwo i szybko zaiatwia-
ne. Co do zaprzestania robo'
przez p. Faherty ego, to adwoka-
ci ci utrzymuja, ze p. Faherty
ME moze tego uczynie chyba tyl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27
NiepowOdzenie KonferencjiPrz
pisuja Ameryce.
ROsja zada Zwrocenia Jej BesarabUji.
Premier MussOlini Zostal Dyktatorem.
Najazd BezrobOhych Ma LOndyn.
Inne TeIegrdmy Zagraniczne

kajzera, co ME pozostafo bez
wplywu ma przyczyny, ktore spo
wodowa4y wojne swiatowa. I fak
tycznie ME sprawiedliwem byfo-
by zmniejszyc chociazby W LEX
kiej fornie odpowledzialnoSG ma
rodu niemieckiego,. CO wykazai
jrz Lloyd George co wreszcie
stwierdz3y bezstronne dokumen
ia. Bedzie wiec Pan przypominai
swym sfuchaczom najScie ma Bel
gle zniszczenie Francji.
Wszystlso to So fakty, dla kt6-
rych ME masz usprawiedliwienia.
Jako demokrata starej daty,
Ibrzydzisem sic zawsze irrperjaliz
mem, nacjonalizmem i ksenofo--
Ibja, wobec czego Pahskie sfowa
lnigdy ME mogs mic zbytnio "a
dziwic.
Jest rzecza wielce watpliwa,
czy wojna spowodowala tax wiel
Ikie straty, jake wyrzadzil pol1oj.
Pan ju4 oznajmii, re traktaty po-
kojowe So tylko srodkani do
dalszego wojowania. Znaczenie
show Paiskich jest nader Scisfe
W stosunku do faktycznego sta
nu rzeczy, aIbowiem trastaty po-
kojowe wtracily Europe w nova
lwojne, ktora zstruwa dzisiaj mai
zywotniejsze interesy Europy.
Dnia 10 stycznia 1918 r, p.
BRAND bronil polityki ententy
w iniieniu narod6w tych panstw.
Dnia 8 stycznia 1913 r., wiec W
roku zakohczenia wojny, prezy--
dent Wilson sformuowal swoje
czternaScie punkt6w, poczem 20
staiy wypracowane zasadnicze
punkty potcoju. Obecnie traktat
wersalski, oraz inne traktaty po
MIN zawarte So prawie zupelnie
pozbawione tych zasad, w czem
tkwi przestepstwo, ktore ME
miaso nigdy sobie podobnego.
Zwyciezone kraje zostaly podzie
lone przypadkowo albo jak mp,
Austria, zmuszone zostaiy do
zycia zupelnie odosobnionego
Austria zostasa oddana zwycie-
zcom wojny, a nawet narodom.
kt6re tego ME pragnefy; czesto
narodom poSledniejszej kultu-
RE.
Utworzono sarnodzielna Pol
ske, kt6ra, zarliast 1S,000,000
wsasciwych Polakow, iczy dzi-.
siaj 81, 100000 rnieszkahc6w W
wiekszosci swej innych zupesnie
!ras.
Po 1870 roku byia jedna tylko
Alzacja : Lotaryngja, ktorej do
Imagaia sic Francja. Obecnie zaS
Iistnieje ich szesc czy nawet sic
dem, powstaiych terytorjow
niesprawiedliwie j przemoca o.
derwanych cd Nierniec.
Francja zazadaia Saar, gdzie
na 100000 mieszkancow znajdo-
waso sic 100 Francuzow. zadanie
to zakonczylo sic kompromisem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-27
z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznego.

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