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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
Russian Paintings
 Featured In London

London, Sept. 1s,-An exhibition of paintings by the Russian battle artist, Vasili verestchagin, called in Russian the apostle of peace,' Is to be one of the features of the winter season in London art circles. verest- chagin, after fighting, with the Rus sian armies in three short but bitter minor wars, was killed in the ex- plosion that destroyed the Russian flagship Petropavlocsk outside Port Arthur in 1904. His paintings are described as "at once a grisly revela- ton and vehement protest
 His most famous canvas Is entitled "Apotheosis of War; It depicts a huge pyramid of skulls crowned with a flock of carrion crows, and bears the sinister inscription, ITO all con- quers, past, present and to come."
 On the occasion of an exhibition of his work in Berlin some years ago the German Emperor would not allow. the Prussian Guard to visit it, Hest they should come to. regard war as not honorable but disgusting.''
 Verestchagins once wrote: T want my paintings to be horrible. The peo- pie must know what war really is. .''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
PUBLIC OPINION

Editor The Farmer:
 I desire to offer a suggestion to you on behalf of the boys of the regular army here undergoing training amid the hills of Texas. Most of the fe1- lows here are from the New England states and they would welcome an addition of correspondents from that section of the country. Letters are about our only connection with the outside world and they are widely read and indescribably appreciated. There are quite number of fine boys here that are lonely and practically without any correspondents. So if anyone would care to correspond with the boys in khaki they can do so by writing to the author of this letter who will assume the responsi- bility of giving the names and ad- dresses of those sent to him to the boys. I feel quite sure that the cor respohdence would be source of mutual pleasure and interest. Trust ing that you may see fit to give this suggestion publicity. am sincerely yours, #
 Private H. B. Thompson,
 Battery D, 21st F. A., :.
 Lion Springs, Texas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
Republics Seals
 Lost From China

Peking, Sept. 19.-Peking has been much agttated over the disappearance of the official seals. When President Lii Yuan-hung was forced to give up the presidency, General Ting. Kwan, the keeper of the presidential seals. took them to Shanghai Another prominent official disappeared with the seals of the House of Representa- lives. s<
 t When the attempt at monarchial restoration had been defeated and Premier Yuan Chf-jui declared the republic had been restored. there was much consterna.tion because of the disappearance of the seals of the re- public. General Ting Kwan was ar< rested in Shanghai, and after hard legal struggle was brought back to Peking, together with the missing presidential seals, and is to have a hearing before a Chinese court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
London Audience
 Hears Prima Donna
 Sing Our War Song

London, Sept. 19.-An American surprise was sprung on the fashion able audience at the opening of the annual series of so-ca1led Popular Concerts which for generation have been a weekly feature of the musical season in London. The solo, ist of the afternoon was Miss Carrie Tubb, perhaps the most popularr of native English prima donnas. In re- sponse to the customary demand for an. encore she sang with splendid dra- matic effect the famous Rattle Hymn of the Republic"
 When, the first notes of the piano tinkled out there were some smiles among the audi ence, who knew the air principally as used by the Salvation army to carry a religious song in it's open air meet ings. But the intense fervor of the singer swept all before her, and the song was heard in breathless silence and hailed with enthusiastic applause.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19

Viscount Reading, lord chief justice of England, arrived in America recent 1y and began series of conferences with officials having to do with the conduct of the war. He saw Secre- tary Lansing and Secretary McAdoo and was closeted with members of the British munitions board.
 Everything that could be learned concerning the visit of the lord chief justice indicates that his mission to this country has more importance than was gathered from statement made in New York that it had to do with finance. Lord Reading will remain in Washington for considerable length of time and will consult not only officials of the treasury, but those concerned in diplomacy and other ac- ttvities relating to the war. Lord Reading has taken a house in Wash ington, which has been leased for a month.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
GERMANY'S DEFENSE.
 IS MERELY ATTACK >
 ON OUR PRESIDENT


 London, Sept. 19.-The Chronicle, in a leading editorial under the head "Despotisri Doomed" says:
 ''In Germany just now, evidently by preconcerted arrangement, resolu- tions are being passed by all sorts of organizations attacking the American president for his scathing strictures on autocratic power in Germany, which planned this war, and in it's prosecution has stopped at, no bar rier, either of law or mercy This tremendous indictment of the kaiser and his entourage evidently made deep impression in Germany. Hence these inspired resolutions of protest: hence the kaiser's message published today and Hindenburg's contemptu- ous allusion to the American presi- dent; these engineered < German pro- tests against President Wilson's pow erful indictment prove that the kais- CT, his junkers and the military caste know the stream of the tendency against them."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
STRICKEN IN THE
 STREET Completely Restored To Health By nEruit-a-fiYeS"
S82 ST. VALrER ST., MoN7

S82 ST. VALIER ST., MONTREAL.
 'In 1912, I was taken suddenly Ill with Acute .SfomaeA Trouble and dropped in the street. was treated by several physicians for nearly two years, and my weight dropped from 225 pounds to 160 pounds. Then several of my friends advised me to try ''Fruit- a-tives'. / began to f,npyo0e almost vihA tAe first dose, and by using them, I recovered from the distressing Stomach Trouble and all pain and Constipation were cured. Now weigh POS pounds. I cannot ptaise tsFruit- a-tives" enough''. H. WHITMAN.
 soc. box, 6 for $2 50, trial size,> >25c. Atall dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit a.tiyes LiD7itod. Ogdensburg, NY.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
Porto Rico Sends
 12;OOO To The Front

San Juan, Porto Rico. Sept. 1s.- Porto Rico's quota for the National Army will be 12.s54 instead of 1000 men as originally annoqnced. accord ing to Lieutenant Colonel Townshend in command of the district of Porto Rico, who has just received istruc- tions from Washington to that effect. Whether the total number will be called at one time or whether they will be drawn at different intervals Is the building of a cantonment to ac- not yet known. However, plans for commodate 1000 men have not yet been changed. y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
'rYPHus EEyER IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Sept. is.-The depart nnent oHpublic health in a recent bull let4n fz8hed here says that the scourge of typhus throughout the Republic has .dlminished 50 per cent, and that small pox is being successful combat ted. by widespread vaccination- AL most the entire army has been vac cinaEed as have the school children and s<cczrnauts of prisons
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
ALIEN WHO OBTAINED HUNTING LICENSE FAILS
 TO APPEAR IN COURT

Robert Hoberti, Hallett street, who was arrested recently for obtaining a hunting license by false means, rep resenting himself as a citizen when he was not, forfeited a bond of $25 when his 9caseawas called in the city court this morning. None but citizens may obtain hunting licenses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
WALTER BIRMINGHAM ILL.

Walter Birmingham, member of the Bridgeport police department, was re- moved to the Bridgeport hospital yes- terday suffering from intestinal hemorrhages. He had just returned from a three weeks stay with rela- lives in New Hampshire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
TO REOPEN BOYS CASES.

As 8 result of new evidence which has been brought to the attention of the court, the cases of Michael Saun- ders and William Kovacs, Is years old Norwalk boys. will be reopened, ac- cording to reports heard at the county courthouse today. The boys were charged with attacking Norwalk merchant, whose cigar store they were trying to rob. Last week they were sentenced to the state roform- atory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19
THE KIND OF JEWELRY YOU /. WANT IS THE GUARAN- e
 FEED KIND
 THE KIND WE CARRY ALWAYS IN STOCK,

No matter what you want in Jewelry, Watches or Diamonds we have it. Come in and let us show you our complete line of reasonably priced Guaranteed Jewelry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19

The s7,500, ,000, 900 war deficiency bill, carrying huge appropriations for army Qualifications and the Federal Shipping Board, passed the House. l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19

The Papanese financial minister is- sued an order prohibiting the export of gold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-19

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DISTRIBUTION OF 100000 FUND
ASSURED.
Arrangements Completed for Sending
Relief Moneys Into All Countries
Occupied by Foreign Armies.

yesterday of the Joint Distribution Com
mittee of the Funds for Jewish War Suf
ferers, held at the Office Of the Chair
man, Felix M. Warburg, 81 William
street, that following negotiations with
the State Department carried on since
the entrance of the United States into
the war, arrangements have just been
completed for the sending of Jewish Re-
lief Funds into all those countries occu-
pied by foreign armies.
AS result Of the completion Of these
negotiations, the Joint Distribution Com
mittee at once sent funds through the
Dutch Ambassador at Washington, to be
forwarded by him to the Government Of
H. M. the queen of Holland, and to be in
turn transmitted by the Dutch Govern
ment to the local committees of Jews
engaged in distributing relief in the
various countries.
The Committee appropriated $150,000
for Poland and Lithuania in German oc-
cupation and 100000 for Poland in Aus
TRAN occupation The committee also
appropriated $4,000 for feeding and
clothing the children in the Hebrew
amount is $4,000 specifically designated
for those children who are attending the
schools of the Dinensohn and Medom
type.
1t further voted the sum of $4,000
for Roumania, which is to be entrusted
to Mr.. Vopicka, U. S. Minister to Rou-
mania, who is now in this country, and
who is shortly to return to his post via
Russia. When in Moscow, Mr.. Vopicka
will purchase food with this money, and
with the cooperation of the Russian
Government, will take it with him into
Roumania for distribution among Jews in
that country.
In addition the Committee appropriate
ed $4,000 for Palestine, this being the
usual $4,000 monthly appropriation for
general relief in Palestine; $4,000 for the
Dreyfus Soup Kitchens; $4,000 for the
Nathan Straus Soup Kitchens and $1,000
for the Health Bureau at Jerusalem.
In view of the situation that has been
reported as existing in Palestine, the
Committee also appropriated $4,000 adj
ditional to be distributed at the discre-
ton of Mr.. S. Hoofen, Director of the
Anglo-Palestinian Bank at. Jerusalem,
who has been appointed by the Dutch
Government as it's special representative
in Palestine for the Jewish Relief work
of the Joint Distribution Committee.
The conclusion of these arrangements
with the American State Department by
the Joint Distribution Committee through
it's representative at Washington, Fulton
Brylawski, now ends all doubt as to how,
in the future the $1O,OOO,O0O being raised
by the Jews of the United States, is to
be distributed to their suffering CO.
religionists affected by the war, and is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29
0 WiaIk 0bchdd kOSc'uszko-
Wski | Wreclsnis ,Sztan-
daru Armil.

w dniu Ago pazdziernrka, II,
W niedziele, o godz. 5tej popoiu-
dniu odbedzie sic w pawilonie
Dexter, PREY 4lej i 5. Halsted III
(stockyardy) wspaniaiy obchod
calej Polonii W Chicago, urSadzo
ny przez komitet Obywatelski
Sokolstwo Okregu Ilgo ku ucz-
czeniu pamieci Naczelnika Naro-
du W setna rocznice jego zgonu,
polaczony Z piekna uroczystoscla
wreczenia sztandaru pierwszemu
puikowi Armii Polskiej Przez
Polk w Ameryce.
Wczoraj popoiudniu odbylo sic
posiedzenie komitetu Wykonaw-
czego Centralnego Komitetu O.
bywatelskiego, ma ktorem oma-
wiano sprawe te drobiazgowo !
powzieto odpowiednie uchwa}y.
UroczystoSc wreczenia pieknego /
togatego sztandaru ola Armii
Polskiej, haftowanego rekani Pc
lex w Ameryce, planowana by}a
ma Ego pa~zdziernika. Poniewaz
jednak ME MONA bylo ma ten
dzien dostac olbrzymiego pawilO-
nu Dexter, w ktorym jedynie mo-
ina bedzie pomieScic te tysiace
uczestnikow, jacy beda Swiadka-
mi tel uroczystoSci, przeto, chcac
ME chcac, trzeba bylo odlozyc u
]roczystoSc do Ago pazdziernika,
II. do dnia, w ktorym zapewnio-
no pavilion ola uzytku Polakow.
Natychmiast rzucono mySl, ably
w dniu tym urzadzic ogolny OBJ
chod ~setnej rocznicy zgonu Ia
deusza KoSciuszki. z olbrzymim
wymarszem caiego Sokoistwa i
Polonii zamieszka}ej ma Town Of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29

Lake, Bridgeporcie, Piotro-Paw-
lowie i Brighton Parku, proszac
Komisye Wojskows z Francyi,
ably zechciala IA ten dzien zje-
chac do Chicago i wziac udzial W
uroczystoSci.
Do komitetu wspolnego. ktory
ma sic zajac urzadzeniem tel u
roczystoSci, postanowiono powo-
lac PIP. Perlowskiego, w. Schroj-
dc, panne F. Napieralska z Iona
c. X. o., dalej Komitet Okrega
II I. S. P, z druhow: Zaklikiewi-
CA, prezesa Okregu, MiSiewicza
i Grochowskiego, pania NJ. Sake
wska, prezeske Wydzialu Kobiet
PREY Z. N. P, prezesa Wv. Wojsk
Polskich, OBJ. T. Jachimowskiego
i innych stosownie do ~potrzeby.
Obecny ma posiedzeniu dyr. w.
Wrzesinski, prezes subkomitetd
c. X. O.. ma Town of Lake, przy-
obiecal solennie, re Polacy ma po-
ludniowej stronie miasta, stawia
sic jak jeden MAJ w szeregu i We
una udziai w tel pieknej Mantle
stacy, zwlaszcza, re ksieza we
wszystkich parafiacb obiecali 60
race sprawie poparcie. Gmina M.
SO Z. n. P, jak rowniei i inne or
ganizacye zabraly sic juz raczo
do piracy.
Szczegoiy dalsze i program tel
Manifestacyi Polonii w Chicago
beda ogloszone pozniej. DIS tyl-
ko zawiadamiamy, re w niedziele
14go pazdziernika zlozymy zbio-
rowy hold pamieci Tadeusza 10
Sciuszki i wreczymy sztandar
pierwszemu puikowi Armii Pol
skiej, dar kobiet Polek W Amery-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- $50 zwrotniczych, zatrudnio
nych ma kolei Elgin, Joliet and
Eastern, ktora LACEY South Chica-
so, Gary, Joliet i Elgin, strajkujc
cd kilku dni. Zadaja podwyzki pla
cy O so procent. Kolej jest kon-
trolowana przez kompanie stalo-
wa Illinois Steel Co.. Skarza sic
z~wrotnicy, re pracodawcy kom-
panii otrzymali podwyzki, a ich
pominieto. Dotychczas strajkowa
Ii zwrotniczy W South Chicago /
Gary. DIS ma sic 100 zwrotni.-
czych W Joliet do Mich przyla-
czyc. Strajk paralizuje prace we
wszystkich stalowniach. Zwrot--
niMy ME naleza do zadnej uni.
- Dotychczas zebrano ma fun
dusz biblioteczny ola zolnierzy w
armii p~oborowej $4,000. Pozo.
stale jeszcze 100000 do zebrania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29

- Puik siodmy gwardyi naro-
dowej wyjezdza dis do Camp
Logan, Houston, Texas.
- Lava federalna wczoraj TAX
re w stan oskarzenia postawlla
20 os6b, oskarzonych o rome
przewinienia, jak bale niewolni-
ctwo, sprzedaz narkotykow / fall
szowanie papierow 'wartoscio-
wych.
- Lava powiatowa sedziow
wielkoprzysiegiych w raporcie,
wczoraj przediozonym sedziemu
kerstenowi, potepia obecny sy-.
stem probacyjny i parolowy, pie
tnuje wiezienie powiatowe jake
hanbe ola spo}eczehstwa, uznaje
policyantki jake niezdolne do O.
g6lnych o~bowiazkow patrolo-
wych i poleca, azeby siedmiu Sc
dziow stale u~rzedowa{o w budyn-
ku kryminalnym.
- Szef policyi Schuettler dis
polecil BURN. Thompsonowi, axe
by odebrai licencye r~estauracyi
Colosimo PREY S. Wabash ave-,
blisko 22giej i sail tahca Freiber-
ga, PREY 22ej ul., blisko State
ul. Jedno i drugie miejsce pre-
kraczaio ustawy szynkarskie. Po-
dobno nastapi eksplozya W poll
cyl z powodu tolerowania tych
przekroczeh.
- Wszystkie kolegia dentysty.
czne rozwinefy agitacye "a tenn,
aleby studentow dentystyki ME
brano do siuzby wojskowej pred
ukonczeniem studyow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
~NAJLATWIEJ-
SZA OFIARA r
Waszyngton, 20. wrzecnia.

~ZyASl OLl, 40. "ASSSAlLd
Poniewaz raporty Z Europy
stwierdzaja, re zaglowce padaja
najiatwiejsza ofiara niemieckich
nurow, posiadajq bowiem zbyt
maia szybkoSc dlatego stanowia
latwy eel ola pociskow armatnich
i torped, oraz ME NIGGA sic ratio
wac ucieczka, postanowil rad a.
merykanski ME wydawac tego ty-
Pu statkom licencyi ma utrzymy-
wanie ruchu handlowego. miedzy
Stanami Zjednoczonymi a Euro
pa.
Zamiast narazac je ma niechyb-
ne niebezpieczenstwo ma wodach
.,wojennej strefy niemieckiej"", u
zyje ich prawdopodobnie rad do
handlowej uslugi przybrzeznej i
do przywozu wegli Z Srodkowych
Stanow kraju do Novel Anglii.
Ostatnio donosi otrzymany Z
Anglii rapport, re amerykahski
skinner Henry Lipitt'' zostal "a
topiony przez niemiecka i6dz pod
wodnq. Zaioga zdoiaia sic GAIA O.
Gallo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29
ERRONIKA
HA
"a SPISEK BUNTOWNICZY
1853 1. w. W." w stanie oskar-
zenia, a Wielu w areSzcie.

Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych "a
dai wczoraj Przemys}owym Ro-
botnikom Swita Il. w. w. clos
smiertelny. Lava federalna Sc
dzi6w wielkoprzysiegfych W Chi
cago postawila 1853 czionkow tel
organizacyi miedzy mimi wstzyst
kich przywodzcow w stan oskar
7enia "a spisek buntowniczy, CO
jest najciezszem oskarzepiem pc
zdradzie. w gcdzine pc tenn s.
przywodcow i a]gitatorow tel or
ganizacyi w Chicago z~nalazlo sig
"a kratkami.
Prokurator federalny wydal
wczoraj oSwiadczerie, kt5re mis-
dzy innemi opiewa:
w streszczeniu i wkilku slo
wach przedstawiona, propaganda
oskarzonych czionkow organiza
Cyl Il. W. W., obcjmowala ma
stepujace cele: O5ejmiemy W ma
SIZE posiadanie caly przemysl t.
go kraju, n~ajprzod, dlatego, ze
go chcemy; pc drugie, dlatego &c
90 potrzebujemy a pc trzecie, ola
t,go re W obecnym kryzySie wo-
jennym many wladze TAXA, w me
zemy togo dokonat.
.,Poza tenn, w ca}ej propagan
die sic ujawnia wyrazna opczy
va przeciw wojnie, ktora narod
lasz obecn;e prowadzi, PREY kaz
lei spo3obnosci gloszona jest "a
sada, re cokolwiek powieksza pc
tege wroga, a zmiejSza- siie cd
porna Stanow Zjednoczonych,
Jest korzystne ola tel organiza-
cyl.
w akcia oskarzenia So cztery
iormalne zarzuty:
~ Spisek buntowniczy pre-
civ rzadowi, ktory pociaga "a SO
ia kare szeSc lat wiezienia.
p Sprzysiezenie sic ceIem Wy
rzadzenia szkody obywatelom W
ich prawach cywilnych. (Zarzu'
ten jest skierowany przeciw pro,
pagandzie tel organizacyi, see,
rzacej ,,sabotagy2'',) !Maksymal-
ma kara "a to wynosi 10 lat vic.
zienia.
3.) Sprzysiezenie sic celem pre-
kroczenia praw Stanow Zjedno'
czonych, co czyni wszystkich spi;
kowcow odpowiedzialnymi "a ro1
myslne czyny kazdego z czion
k6w, "a co jest kara dwu lat wiz
zienia.
~ Przekroczenie sekcyi trze
CT j ustawy O szpiegostwie znie
checaniem wstepowania do wo
ska, "a co jest kara 20 lat wiezl'
ria.
w Chicago aresztowani costa
Ii nastepujacy przywodcy u. W
w"
William D. Haywood, sekre'
tarz generalny i skarbnik, glow
nv kierownik organizacyi Z bin
rem pnr. 1901 w. Madison I'll.
Richard Brazier; z Chicag'
Spokane i innych Mast, czionel
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STROF1E

Tulsa, Okla, 90. wrzesnia. -
Najstraszniejsza W history Sta
nu Oklahoma katastrofa k~olejowa
wydarzyia sic wczoraj wieczo-
rem, gdy pociag osobowy Mr.. I
linii St. Louis and San Francisco
zderzyi sic W odleglosci jednej
mill ma p%oirdnie cd Kellyville z
pr6znym pociagiem wojskowym .
Zgine}o ma miejscu p osob, a CO
najmniej so odnioslo rany i obra,
zenia. z tych wielu ciezkie.
Nazwiska wszystkich zabityct
ME So jeszcze znane, wiadomo je,
dnak, re tylko szeSciu z MICH byte
biaiych, reszte zas stanowia mu,
rzyni i Indyanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29
ROOSEVELT
w

Minneapolis, Mimi, 20. wrze-
snia. - Pod egida organizacyi
Legion Lojalnej Piracy odby}y sit
tn wczoraj diva masowe zgroma--
dzcnia, ma ktorych przemawiai
puikownik Roosevelt, oklaskiwa-
ny goraco przez zebfane tiumy,
gdy pietnowal pacyfistow ! ,,in--
nych przyjaciol k~aisera', oraz
p~odkresla}, jake obowiazki ciaza
ma kazdym obywatelu w czasie
wojny.
Podnoszac patryotyzm wielu O.
bywateli pochodzenia zagranicz--
nego, atakowai Teddy ostro
zwiaszcza senatora La Follette'a,
ktory jest urodzony pc tel stro-
ME oceanu, ale tylko Bog IAN chy
ba vie, czem on Jest.
Puikownik Roosevelt przema-
vial take w ST.. Paul, gdzie wy
razil sic, re La Toilette jest HUI
nem we wiasnych naszych grant
cach", nadmieniajac, re chetnie--
by go postal W upominku kaisero-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-29
eneralnego wydziafu wykonaw-

60, Duluth / lnnych mast, ma
nazer biura prasowego W Chica-
go,
Ralph H. Chaplin, redaktor /
manaler Solidarity, organu or
ganizacyi,
Vlidimir Lossief, tiomacz na
obce jezyki, Chicago.
Bert Lorton, manazer Recruit
ing Union.
Charles Rothfisher, redaktof.
IA Bergumkas', Z Chicago !
Cleveland.
Charles Plain, z Chicago i
Detroit.
Herbert Mailer, Seattle i
Chicago.
Haywood zosta} Postawiony
pod kauoya w sumie $4,000, Il
wszyscy inri po $4,000.
Pred kilku tygodniami VIA
DE federalne urzadzily oblawy
IA biura i lokale Przemyslowych
Robotnikow Swiata i partly So
cyalistycznej w calym kraju.
Skonfiskowano wtedy bardzo
vielka lose dokument6w i in
nych dowodow, ktore lava Sc
dziow wielkoprzysiegiych bada-
la Z pomoca trzech czionkow de
partamentu prawniczego. JeGen
2 Mich przyjechai Z Waszyngto-
nu.
WieNoprzysiegll przedfozyli
swoj rapport wczoraj sedzlemu
federalnemu Evansowi. w godzi
re potem agenci i podmarszaiko
vie federalni ~rozjechali sic w
dzicsieciu automobilach, azeby
;1esztowac oskarzonych. w bi |
/ Oh i drukarni Il. w. W." pnr:
1901 w, Madison ul., arcSzto--
wano ckoto sto ludzi i tax Szyb-
10 sic za}atwiono, re zanlm tium
sic zebrai ma ulicy, juz areszto-
vani byli w drodzs do budynku
t deralnego.
H. C. Cllbaugh, szef tuteisze
so biura sprawiedliwoSci i jego
asystenci egzaminowali areszto
wanych do poznej godziny W no
cv, spodziewajac sig, re ME kto-
re Z .,mniejszych ryb' wszyst-
10 wy;piewajq. Iadnemu I PREY
odc6w nia bedzie wolno wy
spowiadat sic &c wszystkiego, Je
zeli W zamian spodziewa sic 20
STAG zwolniony.
Wladze maja pod kaidyn
vzgledem wystarczajqce dowo-
DIV why.
Przemyslowi Robotnicy Swiata
prowadzili propaganda we vie
lu jezykach obcych, a mianowl-
Gle: w}oskim, francuskim, hisz-
pafskim, findlandzkim, litew-
skim, czeskim, rosyjskim i Ear
gonie zydowsAim. Wysylali set
XII tysiecy panfletow i pism. w
kt6rych giosili sabotage, t. j..
wyrzadzanie szk0d matoryal-
nvch i urzadzanie stralkow jake
Srodck, kt0ry wStrzyma WoJne
i nienawiSc klasowa. Cd swego
poczatku organizacya ia gloslia,
re ,,h~istor>cznq misya klasy TO
botniczej jest zniesienie kaplta
lizmu' a droga do tego Jest WoJ
ma klasowa. w +. 1915 organl-
zacya liczyia 10000 cz]onkow w
tym kraju. Obecnie hey okoio
10000. Podobno ma razle ME
znaleziono dowdow, re otrzyma
Ia funduszc cd rzadu niemleckle
60, lecz jest pewnem, re otrzy-
mala fundusze cd wielu ,wyblt-
nvch Niemcow w Stanach lied
noczonych.
Organizacya ia stala sic groz-
ma tylko Cd czasu, Jak Ameryka
prowadzi wojne Z Niemcaml.
Dale to DUO do ~mySlenia.
w. C.. Fits, asystent prokura
tora generalnego Z Waszyngto
MI, pomagai tutejszemu proku-