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and binder. After the material Ii
placed on the walls. the surface Is
treated with pure white shingle
stain which leaves the surface with
the appearance of whitewash which
does not rub Off and does not have a
panty effect.
A strong feature of appearance Is
the tapering brick chimney which oc-
cupies central position In the main
portion of the front wall of the house.
Other interesting details Of the house
exterior are the windows, the flower
boxes and the porch seat which is
made to form the supporting structure
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ana sat upon IL,
letting it come out
In front of him,
for 1t Is SO long.
He Is a mixed
color of gray and
brown and red,
but he certainly
thought he was
very important.
II must be go
ing" said Mr..
Sparrow.
"Good d q ;"
,nfI Mr. WoIIo.
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by. "Glad to have met you. Come
again; cut remember, I'm not at home
IL you call me by any other name but
wallaby. I'm the brush-tailed walla-
by, for there is wallaby family and
we have different names"
The sparrow promised and flew of
to tell all about the wallaby family,
but he did not tell the sparrows until
they had had quarrel over their food
and had finished eating.
In the meantime Mr.. Wallaby
Jumped about his yard, saying: Il
taught the sparrow good lesson. A
wallaby Is a wallaby and kangaroo
Is a kangaroo" And no one disagreed
with him!
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house. The height Of the building may
be slightly increased for the larger
plan, II there Is desire to guard
against the effect of too gentle slope
for the roof surface.
A simple, open cornice has been
used on this roof. There is consider
able overhang. which casts a wide
shadow on the white walls of the
building when the sun shines, produc-
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UNIQUE BUNGALOW
WITH TWO PLANS
This Little Building Is Decidedly
Attractive, Yet Simple
In Its Design.
NOT AT ALL EXPENSIVE TYPE
Give Plenty OF Room, No sklmpIng
Should Be Resorted to In Order to
Keep Down Legitimate Cost
Of Construction.

Mr.. William A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject Of building. for the readers Of this
paper. On account OF his wide experience
~ Editor. Author and Manufacturer, no
ID. without doubt. the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. 1877 Prairie
avenue. Chicago. Ill. and only enclose
two-ceut stamp for reply.
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nerS,' ne Scolueus
Are You Deaf or "but they are
MOTT" nothing compared
to yours. You are very, very rude.
AT least we speak when we are spok-
en- to. and you DON'T"
Still the sparrow received no ans
swer. "Did you hear me, or are you
a deaf kangarooT he asked.
No answer! "Tell me-" he shrieked,
"are you deaf or not? Are you alive
or not? Are you kangaroo or notw
And at the last question the crea-
ture turned around.
Il am most certainly not kanga-
roo," he said; land when you said,
Woodworking, Kangaroo ! did not
answer because your question was not
addressed to me-"
Gracious, but you're fussy," said
the sparrow. "And IL you're not q
kangaroo, what are your
II am wallaby--a brush-tailed
wallaby."
II beg your pardon" said the SPAR
cow, quite meekly. "Well, how do you
~, MT. WdHaDyE
II am quite well. thank YOU" said
the wallaby. who seemed to be quite
pleasant now. that he was called by
his right name.
ut Is not that dislike the kanga-
COO family he said. Far from it.
But do not like to be mistaken for
some other creature. One likes to be
oneself, no matter IL one is queer
and ugly. Who would change places
with the peacock? It's all very nice
for the peacock to have a handsome
tail, but do you suppose that the mon
key would change places with him?
Not at all. The monkey has far
better time playing and swinging and
doing tricks. The wart hog wouldn't
change places with the peacock,
though he is about as ugly creature
MS you could ask for"
II didn't ask for any ugly creature"
said the sparrow.
mo matter" said the wallaby; sits
all a part of my talk. Poor old wart
hog has crooked horns, ugly wrinkles,
few queer hairs and an enormous
snout which has peculiar way Of
hanging down. But he Is happy. He
likes to lie in the sun and dig in the
ground like any member of the pig
family.
He'd be most unhappy as pea
cock. And so, you see, all creatures
want to be themselves"
Il suppose / see," said the sparrow,
for the wallaby had talked along In
such way that though the sparrow
didn't see why he was talking in this
fashion, still everything he had said
sounded quite true.
There's my cousin, over there"
said the brush-tailed wallaby. "He Is
called the agile wallaby, because he
can move so easily and quickly. An
agile creature means one who is MIN
BILE and quick. in case you don't know,
Mr.. Sparrow! And there Is the wal
LARGO, too-he Is cousin, though he
Is quite gray in color and he is a good
deal larger"
The brush-tailed wallaby is really
like small kangaroo, and he comes
from the country called Australia. He
has very long tail, short front legs
ond longer back ones. When he had
finished making this speech to Mr..
Sparrow, he sat down upon his hind
legs while he put his tail between
I
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OF one OF the ana-
mails yards in the
zoo.
The sparrow re-
celved no answer,
a n d began to
scoid and chatter
for all he was
worth.
.They say we
have bad man
ners." he scolded,
"but they are
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The PenaIized Civilian.

"Don't you think the modern fash
ions for men are absurdw
Eyes. There seems to be an idea
that anybody who doesn't wear soldier
clothes deserves to look funny
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plea.

81 amt kicking at these meatless
days, ma'am, you understand"
well, them"
"Only let's have pruneless day.
700, once In WHILE"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
NOTICE OF SALE

Before the Honorable j. w. Jackson
Justice Of the Peace, for Precinct No.
30, Grant County. New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to three 81 certain attachments here
tofore issued out of above Court in ca es
of the IS Mining Company W.. IS Elk
tension Copper Company, Scott Garage
VS.. 80 Extension Copper Company and
the Borderland Fireproof Garage VS..
85 Extension Copper Company and levi
ed upon the hereinafter described auto
mobile, and judgements subsequently
rendered therein on the 30thday Of July
A. D 1917 in the sums of SIS9. 90, $32. 90
and $500. 90, respectively.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that l. the undersigned Constable Of
Precinct No. go Grant County, New
Mexico, will, on Saturday, the 18th of
August, A. d. 1917, at the hour of FIVE
l5l O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the residence of Lyman Garrett, in
Valedon, Grant County, New Mexico,
sell at public auction to the highest bid.
der for cash, If any or all of the above
named plaintiffs be the purchaser CT
purchasers at such sale, the price of
the property hereinafter described may
De payable either IN cash, or said plain
tiff or plaintiffs shall have the right to
apply its or their adjudged claim or
claims upon its or their bid in any sum
up to the amount of said claim or claims
and pay the costs herein, and in such
case, said plaintiff or plaintiffs shall not
be required to pay cash, provided, how
ever, that it or they must pay sufficient
cash to satisfy the costs Of aforesaid
suits, and the costs and expense of
sale the following described personal
property situate in the county of Grant
and state of New Mexico. to wit:
One Five-Passenger Grant Six Auto
mobile.
Dated at Valedon, Grant County, New
Mexico, this 26th day of July, A. d.
1917.
Stanley Olmstead,
7-27 SIT Constable
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
MINERAL ArPLlcATIoN SERIAL so,

O1Gjg7.
United States Land office. Las Cruces,
New Mexico. May ". 1919.
Notice is hereby given hat 50 Miuinr
Company. "a corporation, 10y a. j. lndcr-
rioden, its attorney IN tact, whose postui-
flee address Is LOrdsburg, New Mexico.
has made application for a United States
patent for the REMINGTON lode mining
claim, IMMORAL Survey No. 1903, situate
in Virginia Mining District, County OF
Grant and state Of New Mexico, covering
ton g. 53 2O' w. from the discovery
hiatt aud . n. thereof in a direction n.
SO 90 -. thCreirom, aud situate ia the
NEh Sec. IA and the NWh Sec. 10. T.
20 s., X. 10 W., ". NJ. 4. h, q NJ, and
more particularly described as follows
beginning at Cor. No. l, "A granite
stone, 1OX6 ms. showing 10 ms. above
ground. chiscled on top and l-lbOl,
l-l603, from which the r. = Cor See. ~,
r % $, r. 10 W, n. NJ. r. b 4 NJ, bears
s.. ~ ~ ". 20lS.42 Il. dist, aud running
thence N. % So W. 620G8 feet TO Cor.
No. q: thence S. So 90 w 1900 feet 10
Cor. No. 3 thence s. p. so, r. 620GS fert
to Cor. No. 4: thence n. 53' 90 +. 1900
feet to Cor. No. I. the place Of beginning.
containing, exclusive OF It's conflict with
Carlos lode, Survey No. l43n. 2O.OsA acres,
The location notice of this claim Is OF
record In the office Of the County Clerk
OF Grant County. New Mexico, AT page
"a In Book 80 of Mining Locations, and
an amendatory location notice thereon ~
o. record l., said office at pages lSl and
1872 In Book 80 OF Mining Locations,
This claim Is adioined ON the East BY
the Monterey lode. Survey No. 1902. tho
BelOit lode. Stn'Vc No. 1901, ana the car
los lode, Survey No. 1880. with which Il
conflicts, and on the South by the Carlos
lode. Survey No. 1880. with which Il con-
hicts. No other adjoining or conflicting
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Jun 1-Aug. 3. Register
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
NnTICE oE rrnLIcArIoN.

Department OF the Interior, L.. S.
Land Office at Las Cruces, n. NJ, July
1917.
NOTICE Is hereby given that De
witt r. walker, OF Columbus, y. NJ,
who, on July 18Th, 1915. made Home
NEh SWh: SWh NEI: NWL Sell
ana, IL. h. No. O|1i,9S3. for NEh NWh
Me NEH; SEA MEL. Section ~,
Township 26 s, Range II W, ~. NJ.
T.. Meridian. has nlcd notice Of inteu-
ton TO make final three-ycar proof. to
establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before -. NJ. Reed, L. $. Com
missioner at Columbus, ~. NJ. on the
18th day of September. 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Elgiu r.. orr. of Columbus, y. NJ
Patrick NJ. EEnn, of Columbus. y. NJ,
Roy -. Hamilton, Of playas, s.. NJ.
Iohu Groom, Of Playas, n. NJ.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
MINERAL APPLICATION SERIAL 40
OlG5gO.

WlIhNWs
United states Land Office. Las Cruces.
New Mexico. May n, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that 50 Mining
Company, a corporation, 10y A. j. ludcr-
rIeden, its attorney in fact, whose post
office address is %Iordshurg, New Mexico
has made Application for a United States
patent for the pasadena lode min
iuC claim, Mineral Survey No. 1911. stu
ate i'm Virginia Mining District. Count,
of Grant and STATE of New Mexico, cover
ing 14G9 #. OF the Pasadena lode IN a
direction $. Ga So w. from the discovery
shaft aud . #. thereof in "a direction n.
g. 81 +. thercfrom, and situate in the
NV. and SW. q of See. -, T.. % s., r. 40
W., N. NJ. =. u. n NJ, and moro parucu-
larry described as follows
Beginning NJ Cor. No. T.. a limestone
GNGX30 ms, set Is ms. IN the ground
chiseled on top and l-lGll from which
he p G9r Sec; IA, T; ~ s. %, J. - w
$685. II. dist. n running thence S. 80
o. Il. 600 feet to Cor. No. 2 thence n.
ca 5j' h. l474 feot to Cor. No, 3 thence
n. go or W. GOO feet to Cor. No. thence
$. ca 55' W.. l474 feet to Cor. No. /, the
place of beginning, containing, exclusive
of It's conflict with El Dorado lode, un-
Excelsior lode. Survey No. 1912. exclusive
Of it's conflict with FL Dorado lode, 1879
acres.
The location notice of his claim is of
record in the office of the County Clcr
Of Grant Couuty. New Mexico. at page 20
n Book 30 Of Mining Locations. and an
a~meudHtoTy location notice thereof is ot
record in said office at page 1870 In lioUL
30 Of Mining Locations.
This claim is adioined on the North by
the El Dorado lode. uusurYcycd, Wits
which II conflicts. the Excelsior lode. sur
vey No. 1912. with which il conflicts, aud
the Royal lode. Survcy No. zoos on In"
East by the Venice lode. Survey No. 1910
on the South by the Sunrise lode, unsur-
veycd. with which IL conflicts. and on the
West by the El Dorado lode. uusurV"Nod.
with which II conflicts.
JOHN H. BURNSIDE,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-08-03
NOTICE. or rrnIIcAr1nN.

Department Of the Interior, T.. $.
baud Office at Las Cruces, n. NJ, July
20, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that will
liam Patzig. Of Ruia. n. NJ, who. on
Entry. No. Ot423l. for So So. Section
30. Township "a s.. Range II W. n.
NJ. =. Meridian, has filed notice Of in
tention TO make three-year proof, To
establish claim 20 the lane above de
scribed, before Faris V. Bush, u. $.
Commissioners at LordsburE, ~. NJ. ON
the nth day Of September. 1917.
Claimant names at witnesses:
Henry Patzig, of Ruia, n. NJ: Earl
Sermons. of Ruia, N. NJ. Les Williams.
Of Ruia, n. NJ Lille Sermons. OF
Ruia, n. NJ,
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Register.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13
Z Teatrow Woiny

Niemcy zwrociiy sic "a po-
5rednictwem Szwajcaryi do
Stanow Zjedn. z zapytaniem,
czy Stany przyjma note, "a
strzezeniem, il Nierncy cd TAX
tyki nurow ME odstapia. Stany
odpowiedziaiy, il skionne So do
pertraktacyi tylko pod warun-
klein zasadniczym zaprzestania
walk nurami - w innym razie:
Me!
Niemcy wstrzymuja Amery-
kanow w Niemczech. l &C.
rarda ,,grzecznie molestowali."
Tymczasem W kraju glod wzra-
sta gwaitownie; Belgii grozi
wygiodzenie zupe3ne, pon1ewaz
Niemcy wykluczaja tam prace
Komisyi Amerykanskiej.
Ma granicy Holandyi Niemcy
skupili 100000 wojska! Ma mo-
Czu zatopili dalszych 5 okre-
tow: mniej to juz wieie, shz
w dniach pierwszych.
Ma teatrach wojennych ozy-
wiaja sic dziaiania. Anglicy mad
Ancre znaczne odniesli sukcesy.
w Polsce Rosyanie poniesli
porazki ma Woiyniu w Cali
cyl. pod Haliczem.
Ma wioskim froncie walki pod
Gorycya ozywione - W}osi u
trzymuja, IL ataki austryackie
odparli.
Turcy powiadaja, IL W Mezo-
potamii wstrzymali slime ataki
Anglikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13
AMERYKANIE ZATRZYMA.
MI TAKO ZAKLADNICY.

Washington, 13 lutego. -
Poser szwajcarski zakomuniko--
wal w zastepstwie rzadu niemie-
ckiego departamentowi stanu, u
Berlin postanowi} zatrzymac jake
zakladnik6w 72 marynarzy ame-
rvkahskich. przywiezionych ja--
ko iehc6w ma zdobycznym stat
ku ,,Yarrowdale", wdrazajac ro
wnoczeSnie dochodzenie co do lo-
su. jaki spotkaf za}ogi niemieckich
okretow, ktore zostaiy internowa,
ne w portach amerykanskich, al
bo dobrowolnie szukaly W Mich
schronienia. DR.. Ritter stwier--
dill, ze rad niemiecki ME uwolni
tax dlugo tych marynarzy, az ME
uzyska poprzednio gwarancyi, il
marynarze niemieccy ME costa
ma zatrzymanf W amerykahskich
portach jako jehcy wojenni.
Washington jest zdziwiony i
oburzony powodu tego rodzaju
postepowania rzadu berlinskiego,
wiadomem jest bowiem, ze zalo-
gi statkow niemieckich doznawa-
}y / doznaja tu jak najlepszego
traktowania, a poprzednio juz o.
ficyalnie oSwiadczono, re Stany
Zjednoczone ME zamierzaja kon-
fiskowac okretow germahskich.
PRACA RATUNKOWA OLA
BELGII ME USTANIE.
Washington, 13 lutego. -
Ambassador Page donosi urzedo--
wo do departamentu stanu, zc
wiadze niemieckie wygnaly L
Belgii i poinocnej Francyi Ame-
rykahska Komisye Ratunkowa,
ktora przez poitrzecia roku tax
wydatna humanitarna nios}a
pomoc ofiarom wojny. Wiado-
moSt te przyjeto tn I g}ebokiem
ubolewaniem jako jeden poza-
}owania godnych posrednich sku-
tkow ogloszenia przez Niemcy
bezwzglednej Rampant iodzi pod
wodnych.
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Krazowniki konwojuja IS okretow.
lime telegra1ny.

zakiadnik W lNiemczech, ably W
ten sposob pozyskac gwarancys
odpowiedlliego traktowania oby1
wateli niemieckich w StanacH
Zjednoczonych. !.
Document doreczony przez po-
s}a Rittera zredagowany jest u
jezyku francuskim wedle zape.
wnieti re sfer urzedowych zawie-
ra tax wielka iloSc dodatkowych
nowych postanowieii, il w razie
zaakceptowania ich powstalby ja-
kiS cafkiem nowy traktat, ktore-
go ewentualne przyjecie przez
rad sam byloby W kazdym ra-
zie niewystarczajace i wymaga--
loby potwicrdzcnia scnatu.
Icdna L proponowanych no.
wych klauzul postanawia, &c o.
luety. znajdujace sic W portacll
nieprzyjacielsikich w chwili wy
buchu wojny, moea albo swobo-
dnie w tycf portach pozostac. al
bo nalczy zapewnit i'm bczpiccz.
ny przcjazd do wlas1ych port6w
/ to nawet w razie. gdyby wrogl
kraj zarzadzii poprzednio bloka--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13
KRYZYs NIEMIECKO-AME-
RYKANSKI.

Londyn, Is. lutego. - Cesarz
Wilhelm pojechai do ces. karola
Austryackiego i odbywaja nara
dy, ktorych treSc ME jest znana.
Jak wiadomo, Niemcy "a poSred-
nictwem poselstwa szwajcarskie-
90 w Waszyngtonie zwrociiy sic
do rzadu Stanow Zjedn. Z zapyta-
MEM, c=y przyjalby rad ten jesz-
cze jedna note W sprawie stosun-
ku wzajemnego obu Panstw - Z
zastrzezeniem, IL Niemcy cd TAX
tyki bezwzglednego topienia ME
odstapia: rad amerykanski od--
powiedzial, IL W takim razie swe
poglady juz okreSlil dostatecznie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13

DO je Rad kontroluje, lccz racye
wydajq tax drobne, IL gloduje fax
tycznie caiy kraj, Gala ludnoSc,
ME majaca zyc czemkolwiek i'll
mem, jak chlebem postnym su-
chawym, a przemarzlych kartofli
odrobina: dodaja burak6w cukro-
wych pastewnych, kt6re teraz
ludzie jedza - dawniej mimi by
dlo wypasano. Do niedawna
wydawano po jednem jaju ma O.
sobe raz ma diva tygodnie - cd 5
tygodni jednak niema jaj wcale.
Ostatnio brak sic okazal w kon--
serwach, ktorych do niedawna
wolno bylo sprzedawat po dwie
puszki ia Jednq karte chlebna -
teraz to zabroniono. Miesa
sprzedaja po 3 do 9 uncyi ma glo-
we - raz ma tydzieh t.. Tlusz-
czu, cukru, olejow brak najzupe1-
niejszy. Do niedawna zo1nierze
byli przynajmniej zaopatrywani
jako tako, ostatnio zarlnii skarg
.nap}ywa coraz wiecej - ma mo-
notonie Wiktu hiedostateczne
racye:, kawy niema wcale - ro-
bia ia Z cykoryi i palonych zole-
dzi i ryzu, herbaty - podobniez
- pija kwiat lipowy i inne zi6}ka.
Slowem stan - rozpaczliwy. &
MA ZACHODNIM FRONCIE.
Londyn, 13. lutego. - Angiel--
ski rapport opewa: Wojska an
gielskie znowu znaczny zrobily
postep mad Ancre W kierunku
Beacourt Puisieux, gdzie zajely
po walce 600 yd. okopow niemiec-
kich wziely pewna liczbe jehcow.
Nieprzyjaciel tam noca kontrata-
kowal move pozycye pod cora
Serre, lecz ogniem go precz pre-
pedzono, W kilku punktach An
glicy scigajac Niemcow wdarli
sic W ich okopy. Pod Armentieres
Anglicy rowniez urzadzili wycie-
czke ma Niemca, wysadzili skiad
amunicyi wzieli jehcow. Ma ca
lei iinii kanonada trivia.
Paryz, 13. lutego. - w okoli-
cy Barry-au- Bac wysadzono q
miny slime. w Szampanii Ar
gonne 'utarczki patrolowe - jen-
COW tam wzieto; pod Verdun y
Nr. 304. kanonada. I belgijskiego
skrzydla donosza o strzelaninie
dzialowej pod Het-Sas i w innych
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GE6d " NiemCzeCh i wBeIgii
ZKryzysu Niemiecko-
Amerykahskiego.
z Teatrow Wojennych
WaIka sic ozyWia ma WszystkiCh FrOntach
Anglicy CORA mad Ancre.
Ma W4OSl&irn FrOncie.
w Mezopotamii
INNE TEL E G X A M Y.
w Mezopotamil.
INNE TELEGRA MY.
NIEMCY TOPIA DALEJ!.

Londyn, 1S. lutego. - " ciagu
doby ostatniej Niemcy zatopili
znowu ) okretow bezbronnych, W
tenn cztery angielskie i jeden neu-
tralny, - grecki ,,Aghios Spiri-
dion, ktorego zaiogi tylko . o.
sob zdo}a}o sic ocalic; zatopione
okrety angielskie - nastePujace /;
,,Voltaire." OLIVIA, " ,Lycia" /
.Netherlee" - los zafog tych O.
kret6w ME znany; tylko o zaiodzc
statku ,,Lycia" wiadomo, re SIG
zdolaia uratowac. Okret ten -
lax inne zostai zatopiony bez da
MIA mu przestrogi / czasu do ratio
wanna ludzi.
Donosza Kopenhagi, Il
diva amerykanskie okrety - mi
mo blokad niemieckich daza do
Bordeaux, we Francyi, by przeta-
mac linie niemieckich rozbojow:
podobno pisma niemieckie juz
teraz odgrazaja sic. IL Ameryka-
ME beda musieli sami sobie skut-
XII przypisac...
Pisma angielskie zapowiada-
" zmniejszenie sic rychfe wygo-
rowanej W pierwszych dniach Ii
czby zatopionych przez nury ME
mieckie okretow miaiy racye.
Dzief wczorajszy dai Niemcom
tvtko 5 ofiar; pred swa blokada
nienal co dnia wiecej topili!. l..
Anglia Sprzymierzeni przeciwko
blokadom niemieckim juz poczell
taktyke zapobiegawcza i prowa--
dza akcye energiczna; jake jej
sposoby, jaki rodzaj - ME jest
wiadomo w szczeg6iach, lecz sic
TO dodatnio okazuje w skutkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13
Pr0$ba NiemC0W 0 70.
kOWania 0drzuCOna.
Berlin pragnie modyfikacyi
dawnych traktatow.
zak}adnikow zatrzymanych " Niemczech
Koroisya ratunI<oxva 1r,rsi opu6ci6 BeIsie.

Carranza proponuje embargo dla beligerent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13
WILSON ODRZUCA PROPO-
ZYCYE BERLINSKIE.
Waczvnoton 13 lutepo

Washington, 13 lutego. -
Department. stanu wyda} wczo-
raj nastepujace oSwiadczenie u
rzedowe:
lie wzgledu ma ukazanie sic W
pismach 11-go lutego wiadomo-
sci, zc Niemcy daza do nawiaza-
MIA rokowai re Stanami Zjedno-
czonymi W sprawie prowadzenla
Rampant lodzi podwodnych, de-
parliament stanu czyni nastepuJa-
ce oSwiadczenie:
.,Pozno W sobote popoIudnlu
posel sZwaicarski zakomunikowa'
rstnie departamcntowi stanu, -
rad niemiecki pragnie przepro.
wadziE rokowania &c Stanaml
Ziednoczonyni. pod warunklcm.
ze ME bedzie to mialo nlekorzy-
stnego wpiywu ma handlowa bio
kade wymierzona przcclwko An
gill. Ma proSbe sekretarza Stanu
poser szwajcarski sformulowal t.
suggestive ma piSmie przedlozyll
r
ia w niedziele wieczorem. ople-
wa ona jak nastepuje:
Memorandum:
,.Rzad szwajcarski byl proszo-
nv przez rad niemiecki o zako-
munikowa1ie. IL ten ostatni jest
chetnv teraz zarowno jak poprze-
dnio do negocyacyi. tax formal
nych jak nieformalnych, Z tenn
zastrzezeniem. izby przez to ME
zostala zlamana handlowa bloka-
da przeciwko Anglii.
(Podpisano) P. Ritter"
Memorandum to wzieto ma
tvchmiast pod rozwage ma dru-
gi dziei zakomunikowano nasts-
pujacq odpowiedz:
,.Drogi panic posle!
..Prezydent prosii mnie o zako-
munikowanie panu odnoSnie do
memorandum, ktore byies pan Ia
skaw nadeslac mi 11-go b. m. ze
rad Stanow Zjednoczonych chet-
ME wszedfbv w dyskusye z rza'
dem niemieckim mad kazda kWe-
stya, jakaby on zaproponoWaf'
gdvbv cofnai on swa deklaracye
I Sligo stycznia, w ktorej nagle /
bez zadnego uprzedzenia w tej
mierze cofnal swe gwarancye, ia
kie dal naszemu rzadowi 4go ma
ia ubieglego roku, uwaza jednak,
le ME moze wchodzic w zadne ro
kowania rzadem niemleckim w
sprawie sposobu prowadzen1a
Rampant nurow przeciw1ko neu--
tralnym, jak dlugo rad nlemle-
cki ME ponowi swoich gwarancyl
z Ago maja ME zastosuje do
Mich swego postepowania".
w sprawie tel ME dosz}o do
zadnei dalszej wymiany zdah mic
dzy tym rzadem a jakimkolwiek
innv,n rzadem albo osoba".
o TRAKTATY
z 177s 1925 R.
Washington, 13 lutego.
Posei szwajcarski DIR. Paul Rit-
ter przediozy} departamentowl
stanu niemieckie propozycye o
potwierdzenie starych prusko-a-
merykahskich traktatow 1859
i 1923 r., Z doiaczeniem do mich
dlugiej listy nowych klauzul i po-
stanowieh odnosnie do traktowa'
MIA W czasie wojny rezydentow :
kraju nieprzyjacielskiego. Sa to
te same traktaty i propozycye,
kt6re po zerwaniu stosunk6w z
Berlinem przedstawiono ambasa-
dorowi Gerardowi do zatwierdze-
MIA ia pogrozka, re W razie od-
mowy mo4e bye zatrzymany jake
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-13
Kalendarzvk.
Jutro, IA lutego: Sw. Walentego.
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYLY: Nowy York: Asca
mia, New York, PATHS, Waaldyk. -
San Francisco: L. S. S. Sheridan.
ODESZLY: Nowy York: Cedric,
Mont Lerrail. - Hongkong: China.
- San Francisco: Ecuador.