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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
CHIDES CROZIER
FOR WAR DELAY
Inventor Holds Ordnance
Chief Responsible for
Lack of Guns
BAKER ALSO CRITICIZED
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2g.
Responsibility for ordnance and rife
shortage In the American army was laid
on General Crozier. chief of ordnance,
today by Colonel Isaac Lewis. inventor
of the Lewis machine gun, In testimony
before the Senate Military Affairs Com
mittee.
General Crozier Is responsible, more
than any other man. for obsolete equip
ment and the lack of equipment OF the
army" said Lewis.
In a dramatic declaration that Amer
lea is not fighting the battle Of the AL
lies, but the battle OF America, Lewis
declared that Its a shame and an out
rnge" that American troops abroad
have to beg artillery from France. al
ready nearly bankrupt and bled white. VI
The former West Pointer who saw
his machine-gun rejected by the Amer
lean War Department and accepted as
one of the pet weapons Of the Allies
told the committee his gun never re-
ceived a fair trial here.
I'm not here to tell the story OF
the Lewis gun in great detaii,," said
Colonel Lewis. IT'S telling It's own
story today on every battlefield In Europe
The only Zeppelins that the British
have brought down were brought down
by Lewis guns"
Lewis said that for the sake Of his
two sons, now with Pershing In France
and for the sake Of all your sons
who will be there before this terrible
war Is over. faster progress should hav,
been made in equipplng the army.
DOESN'T LIKE BROWNING GUN
Gun manufacturers sponsoring the
Browning machine-gun are "fooling the
Government" A. f. Borie, of the Savage
Arms Company, told the Senate inves
tigating committee today. Borie's com
pany makes the Lewis gun. adopted by
the Allies. .-H,
The Browning gun looks good enough
on paper. he testified. but nobody knows
what II will do" Manufacturers who
say II Is a peerless arm. the best ir
the world" he added, ARE fooling not
only themselves, but tho Government
Borie sharply criticized War Depart
ment officials for changing their mind.
so often.
They never knew what they
wanted" he declared. They told ms
last August there would he no more
Lewis guns made after next July. Five
weeks later they ordered thousands
more, enough to keep my plant bus,
all next year. Then in November they
changed their minds again and forced
me to change my whole equipment to
make Lewis aircraft guns instead OF
the trench guns they had ordered"
This policy of vacillation and changed
ORDERS" Borie said, had cost him 500.
900 and the Government some deliver.
les" He believes other manufacturer,
had suffered likewise.
He told how the Government refused
to take Lewis guns firing British am
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
PHILADELPHIA OFFICER
DIES AT SOUTHERN CAMP
Lieutenant Robert l.. Smith. Was
Taken III After Returning From
Thanksgiving Furlough

Word was received here today OF the
death OF Lieutenant Robert l.. Smith
at Camp Mcclellan. Alabama. OF men
ingitis. He was taken i'll shortly after
returning from a furlough during
Thanksgiving week.
Lieutenant Smith lived for some time
at the apartment house OF Mrs. Albert
Stromeyer. 2l2 South Forty-ffth street
He was secretary of the General Fire
proofing Company, of this city, He left
this concern several months ago and
attended the American University at
Washington. where he took the officers
training course. He successfully passed
the examination for a second lieuten-
ancy and was subsequently, recon-
mended for the post of first lieutenant
OF infantry
Lieutenant Smith was very popular In
West Philadelphia, and his death came
an a great shock to his friends In that
section. His home is in Sydney, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22

oemmandsr's dstsrminatisn u safeguard
the army's morals and sobriety against
the misconduct Of the inevitable fsw
who. n not held under restriction. might
taint the whole army.
II became known today that some
time ago a number Of American soldiers
wrapped" uniforms with some poilus
and thus endcavorcd TO deceive the mill
tary police guarding a certain prohibited
section. The guard saw through ths
scheme. Both the sammees and poilus
were arrested and punished.
Both chaplains and medical ofYicers
are gratihed at the sweeping provisions
Of General Perrhing's orders. They
make drunkenness promptly punishable
by commanders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
SWITZERLAND WON'T STARvE

LONDON, Dec. ga Berne dispatch,
dated the 18th, referring to the agree
ment OF the Inter-Allied Council regard
ing foodstuffs, says
switzerland is greatly relieved by the
thought that. for the present at all
events she need not starve. The Fed
eral Council ratified the ARRANGEMENT be-
sesentatives whereby the wheat execu-
tiy.. undertakes to supply switzerland,
between now and next September, with
81 600 tons of breadstuffs.
-.Jynlike the arrangement by which
switzerland gets coal from Germany.
this agreement is not subject TO COM
Transactions. The press 10 hlled with ex'
pressions Of satisfaction over It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
GEORGE SPEECH
4; y APPLAUDED BY PRESS
|n3S One London Editor Finds Fault
With Premier's Denial Of
Z Selfish Aims

;xQNDON. Dec. 22.-Premier Lloyd
oefSa's emphatic disclaimer that
Mn had selfish aims Of extending
~ &erritory through the war brought
n6e general approval from the Lon,
~ nress today.
a 40 fear it may be dif'icult to de-
rno1ne the wishes OF Inhabitants OF
fof German colonies" said the Daily
: 6Dro6s, "but the influence of the United
>nk6D IN the peace conference will en-
<CEo that commercialism will not count
~ than humanitarianism."
<s'x6A Premier again showed the falsity
= ~ charge that our aim Is conquest, I"
80 The Times's comment.
~ 3<x6o speech was not an explicit state
&on< OF war aims" the Daily News
t>leised. but II was an admission
~ IL Justice Of the demand for that
1(G1ent OF aims"
Morning Post found fault with
IN by Lloyd George Of "applica-
ccmpulsion TO Ireland" and Bit
rendemned the league Of nations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22

{<f.z ROME, Dec. 90.
cene progress In lively fighting in
IL Monte Asolone region was reported
t414y's ofhcial statement. marking the
144 day Of the Italian offensive. The
~ Once reported a hostile counter
~, had been checked instantly.
Ri IToss dispatches from the front today
2 octibed the battle as proceeding al
Dot continuously, with the Italians
El>etly stimulated by their victories SO
/. The struggle between the Piave and
~ Brenta, which has developed into
66o Of the most bitter combats OF the
Wur, has now continued with hardly an
knur'o cessation for eleven days. The first
'GlHht days Of the battle saw the invaders
0cnquor in turn the mountain strong
! 1&6lda OF Beretta, Solarolo, Caprille, Per-
~ and Asolone. and press steadily for
1oxd to within four miles of the Vene-
\ >tfan Plains, easy access to which is pro-
V11o6 by the San Lorenzo Valley. now
&&111xoly under the enemys fire.
4'}; n tEose first eight days the Teutons
assured, according to their own claims,
< U11o prisoners.
$l The ninth day Of the conflict. wednes.
q ~. Witnessed the first serious efforts OF
~ Italians to assume the aggressive
! ia Thursday they succeeded In putting
~ enemy on the defensive. and for the
/, 1ret time wrested back some Of their
+ 1st ground.
& 1n the battle the British and French
M1nnkry have taken little part, but con-
UfnMtly the Italians have had to rely
( ~ their artilleries for defensive sup,
HoPt - that their contribution has not
s &ton inaignificant by any means.
me. only attack in which British
tr1ops took part last week prC:rd q
& lnI1ure, but as the struggle goes on both
oXDedftionary forces are expected to
Z 3oin IN the fight more actively.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
ARGENTINA RIOTERS
THREATEN IRIGOYEN
Spirited Street Fights in
Buenos Aires Between Anti
German Mobs and Police
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Special Cable Service Of the United Press and
ErcuinD Public Ledger
Rt'E\OS AIRES Dec. 90.

BtENOS AIRES, Dec. 22
German-owned properties under heavy
guard. police reserves patrolling all
downtown streets and deep undercur-
rent of hostility against Germany by
street crowds We're visible evidences to-
day of how BuenOs Aires has been
stirred by the latest LuXburg revelations,
The Government had prepared for
demonstrations last night, and rioting
was quickly controlled. There were sew
eral spirited fights between shouting
anti-German mobs and the police.
Threats and imprecations against Presi-
dent lrigoyen were openly voiced by
many OF the rioters, while street orators
who demanded immediate war on Ger
many were cheered vociferously.
None OF Buenos Aires newspapers
has yet commented editorillly on the
latest chapter in Count Luxburgs career
Il duplicity. Members of Congress indi-
cate "a determination to force complete
explanation from President Irigoyen of
the various implications in the Luxburg
letters, alleging lrigoyens frendliness to
Luxburg and Germany.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS
FOR 100000 SAMldEES
Part of Pershing's Army to
Have Real Holiday
EATS"
GIFTS FOR WAR WAITS
Staff Colonel to Enact Role of Santa
Claus in One American Zone"
Town
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY II

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Dec. 90.
Part of the Sammees will have their
Christmas turkey and mincemeat even
though the special Christmas shipments
of those products haven't yet arrived.
The auartermaster's department did a
careful job of figuring today and an.
nounced there was just about enough,
turkey and mincemeat left over from
Thanksgiving to feed 100, 900 men Who
the lucky hundred thousand will be was
an al-absorbing topic Of interest today
However. the quartermaster Is en-.
deavoring to make up the deficiency BY
purchases OF delicacies from the French
Such a plan will not reduce the French
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22

I'VE I'm NORTH
rogress" Reported
lensive in Monte
solone Region
STILL RAGING

LONDON, Dec. ~.
- Of hostile raiders last
= the neighborhood of the
- Cambrai road, to the east
neAy- -le-Prex and southeast Of
l1leres, was all Field Marshal
&ad 10 report today.
PARIS, Dec. 20.
IA active shelling on both
\ Was reported from around
Quentin, Eayet, Beaumont,
nne Wood and Apremont
= In today's Official statement.
- Champagne, around Moron
NJ, French troops carried out
Isoful raids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-22
No Sugar Supply in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Dec. 22.--This was
virtually sugarless city yesterday.
with only few pounds on hand in scat
tered retail stores Wholesale grocers
said they did not have a pound of sugar
on hand and that there was no hope of
getting shipments in the city this week,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-18
z BRIDGEPORT.
CZo}en
Boleslaw Iada.

Ia inicyatywa ks. Franciszka Ma
zura. zosta!o zorganizowane K6lko
26 Polskiego Towarzystwa OSwiato-
wego. w sklad zarzadu tegoz weszli
n~astepujacy ~obywatele: Prezes, VIA
dyslaw Ambroaewicz; w~iceprezeska,
Julia Bauer; sekr. prot, Stanislaw
Lang; sekr. fin, Joanna Cejner;
skarbnik, Jan J. Berek. Celem owego
Kolka jest przedewszystkiem SEE
Rye o$wlate przcz zakladanie szk0-
lex ola analfabet0w, bibliotek, czy--
telni it'd. ~&yczeniem k6lka jest, ably
jak najwieksza iloSG dobrze Ty$la-
cych z krwi i koSci Polak6w, znalaz-
Ia sic W ~szeregach K0ika naszego.
Posiedzenia odbywaja sic W kazda
Srode o Smej wieczorem, W sail Ada
ma Mickiew!cza, pnr. 1912 S. Nor
gan utica.
Stanislaw Lang, sekr. prot.
1902 Quinn vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-18
Kalendarz Zadarlno.

Jezeli pragniesz mice w swym
domu piekny kalendarz ma rok
191Sty, udaj sic do najblizszej ap-
text i zapytaj sic O Severy Polski
Kalcndarz, poniewaz teraz jest
juz rozdawanym. Zawiera on
wszystkie wazniejsze informacye
tyczace sic SWAT, przepowiedni
pCwietrza i inne wiadomosci ka-
l]endarzowe, a w dodatku jest "a
opatrzony w p~ouczajqse uwagi o
zachowaniu zdrowia i zajmujace
opisy rozmaitej treSci. Postcard
sic O ten bezplatny kalendarz "a
az w apiece, albo pisz o nades}a-
ME, adresujac: w. F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-18
LOS SIEROTY
A GWIAzDKA.

Niediugo ~zablySnie gwiazdka zwia-
stujaca nam Boze NarodZenie -
dzien, kt6rego kazdy z radOScia O.
czekuje a s~zczeg6lnie W kazdym do
mu dzieci mlodsze / starsze spodzie-
waja sic jakiego upominku czy to
dla rozrywki lub dla stroju. Ale ma
SIZE sierotki, czego one spodziewat sic
mega cd swych Opiekunow W siero-
cincu, jezeii my o mich zapomnlmy,
jezeli my i'm poskapim malej czqstki
naszej ma kt6-a kazdy zdobyG sic
moze czy to W o;;erze p%ienieznej, re-
kawiczkach. ~cukierkach. u~braniach
Tub W innycn prz~edmiotach.
A jednak jest DUO takich, ktorzy
by mOgli pare cent6w ofiarowat ma
sprawienie i'm tel gwiazdki, lecz
sic ociagaja za~pom:najac o tenn, re
mo1e "a rOk albo "a tydzieh Tub "a
pare tygodni podobny los mo1e spot
ka6 ich wlasne dzieci.
Dlatego upraszam wszystkich lu-
dzi dobrej wolf. kt6rzy chca nam do
pom6dz W urzadzeniu gwiazdki sic
rotor, a5eby sic posp;eszyli re swy>
mi oSiarami. chot najdrobniejszemi,
DO kazdy cent ofiarowany otrze lie
I rozweseli to smutne serduszko, kto-
re pragnie take jakiej5 zabawkt al
10 cos nowego ma dzien tax swiatecz-
ny. - Jeszcze raz wzywam was Sza-
nowni Rodacy i Rodaczki. ME zapo-
mniicie O tych malych, ale $pteszcie
I'm z romoca jak rajpredzej. azeby
komitet wiedzial c2em ma do rozpo-
rzadzenia.
Ponizej podaiemy list nastepuj2-
cych ofiarodawc0w.
Stan. Kess,cr. CSC: Stan. Mikos, soc;
Leon Racznowski. 500; Franc. LiSs'
CSC: Chas. Fahmny. &c; n Jopman'
s5c: Jan Simon. csc: Fred RIGHT, Csc;
Robert Welt. $I.OO; F. Wedding. ST.;
Wine. .Ten. CSC: c. Schultz Csc; c. Berg
man. CSC: John Brown. CSC; Emil Borg.
ioc; Antont Jasiolowski. CSC; Anna ia
s,olowska. &c: Steve Drubal, sc: A
dam JasioIowski. CSC: l. Jasiofowskt.
&c: Alhin Wyrobek. CSC: II. Brandt and
Co. ST.; Frank Abe-yc 81; Chas. Davis,
a.: Cash Paid. ST.; Chicago Shoe store
supply. 81: F. NIeby. 81: a. Salamo-
wicz. ST.: J.( Somierski. soc; F. Fl. R..
25c; Walter Westdski, CSC; CSC: William
Roberts. 1Oc; Otto Ouper, 1Oc: E J. VIII
Iiamskv. 1Oc: John Piedmont Morgan,
1Oc; Geo. Kalalsky, 10c; Leon Salamo-
Uicz. 25c: Andrzej Piasecki. 81: Anto-
nj Jamnik. lis; Vendelln Bielak, CSC;
NJ. Szwed. 1Oc: NJ. KosiaCowski, 25c;
F. wladas.k. lOc; Mlchal Chetzko, CSC;
y Szuryacz. 9Oc: 4. Kowalczyk
$500, Andy Aud. 1Oc; William
SeudihiS. IOc: S. Brown. CSC; Fran. Ra-
~dochowsk!. soc: Frank Silvia. Csc; Jozef
Pas.ello. 25c: Frank GOss. CSC; NJ. Ko-
IAN, 15c: Frank Kazalewski, lSc; NJ.
Twonski. CSC; Franciszka RadocAow--
ska. 45c: Jan R~adochowskt, soc; w. Sto,
Csc. Tomas Radochowski, soc; Stella
LuczaIS. soc: Stella G~adochowska. CSC;
X. Radochomska, soc; Marya Rybak,
soc; NJ. Himinak, CSC; J.. Rybak, Csc;
Rose Klonowski. 1Oc; W.. Dalcha, 20c;
I Kowa!ski. CSC: I. Domskj, Csc; NJ.
Konkol. 25c; F. Graczyk, 25c; A. Krzy-
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Trinera Kalendarz
ZdrOWia.
BOleslaw Iada.

Piekniejszy niz kiedySolwiek
przedtem jest nowy Trinera IA
lendarz Scienny ma roH 1910
Wspaniala postac bogini Zdro-
via, niosaca pred SODA roSlinne
skiadniki Trinera lekarstw, two
rzy 5rodek, piet interesujacych
historvcznych obrazk6w ~ilustruja
rozw6j lekarstw, a diva widoki
orzedstawiaja nowOczesne urza-'
dzenie Trinera Cnemicznego La
boratoryum. Przyslijcie 10 Gen.
tow ma koszta przesyiki. Jos. Tri-
ner, wyr6bca Trinera Amerykah-
skiego Elixiru Gorzkiego Wilma i
;nnych lekarstw, 1S33-1343 So.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III. (Ogf.)
+11-1e
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J. wojew6dka, Csc; Jozef Rohde, soc;
William Bobrowski. 25c; ]. w. Stawi-
cki, 10c; Tomasz Hinton, 10c; Antonl
Wrorowski, 10c; Marya Wojewodka,
15c; Tekla W6jew6dka, sc; Michal Wo-
jewodka, 15c; Jozef Gaus, soc; V. Cons
stka, ST.; Piotr Skweres, ST.; Pagret,
SOC: NJ. Knatek, ST.; A. Heller, soc; j..
f. Pulowski, soc; +. Anfonelt, soc; S.
Smijewski, zoe; A. a. Kowalski, soc;
FIR. Paszkiewicz. 81; r. F. D. A. L., ST.;
Franklin Pipe and Foundry Co, So;
Iuzanna HorOsyko, ST.; G.. A. Swiczak,
ST.; D. a. Mr6z. ST.; Andrzej Frelich,
CSC; L. Pokorzy, 25c; a. Zukowski, 25c;
Antoni Witczak. 15c; j. NOwak, 25c;
Oscar Adler, 25c; Kasper Butkiewicz,
25c; Jan S~zczepanski, csc; Bruno ]. ia
nuszewski. soc; Oh. Zulihski, csc; Ed
ward D. Karl, csc; Maiy Heroniu De-
ka, Csc; Maiy Leonard Deka, csc; Ele-
onora Deka, soc; Jan J.3Deka, soc; sta
nls}awa Wichlacz, 10c; Pelag!a Wich-
iacz, 15c; NJ. Wichlacz, Csc; mala &C.
niusia Wich}acz, 1Oc; NJ. Madura, csc;
MARGIN Madura. CSC; Antoni Czecho--
wicz, 15c; e. Piatko, 10c; J6zef Ba-
biarz, 1Oc; Edward Babiarz, 10c; Antoni
Babiarz, SC; Rozalia Babiarz, csc; Ire
ma Batko, l5c; Anna Batko, Csc; John
Batko, Csc; Jan Plapor, 25c; Tomasz
Stola, Csc: J6zer Mikrot, Csc; J6zef Tur
net Csc; Andrea Gnot, Csc; J0zef Bre-
wiet. Csc; Czeslaw Sereder. soc; J6zcf
Kotapka, Csc; Wawrzyniec Clos, 75c;
a. W~ilmahski, 81; J.. Kiepura, soc; NJ.
Slochusa, 25c; J. M!choiowicz, 25c; J.
Kalist, sec; w. Gus. soc; E. Swiercz,
&c; A. Skalecki, ST.; J. CalkowIak, soc;
+. J~asiehski, Csc; w. Wiodarski, 10c;
\. Monczewski, 25c: J. Polaszewski, 25c
Z. Wozny 200.
w imieniu stowarzysgenIa Repre-
zentant6w Polskich Dworow,
Icon J. Winiecli.
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departamentu floty. Prczes ko-
misyi okretowej Hurley przyj9!
rezygnacye i oznajmii. &c zarz2d
generalny Emergency Fleet Cor
poration obejmic Charles Picz Z
Chicago, dotyctczasowy wiccza-
rzqdca. lynn sposobcm korpora-
eva ia, pc raz pierwszy cd swego
za}ozenia, znajdowac sic bedzle
zupefnic w rekach osob cywil-
rych. Dlaczcgo zrezygnowal
kontradmira}, niewiadomo; po-
wiadaja tylko, re urzad ten, kt6-
~ piastowal zaledwie Cd micsi2-
ca, ME uwaza "a odpowiedni ola
s.ebic.
URLOPY OLA zOkNIERZY.
Washington, IS. grudnia. -
Wedlc rozporzqdzenia sckrctarza
wojny Bakera, tylko 5 procent
zolnicrzy znajdujqcych sic W roz-
rych obozach, otrzyma urlopy
;wiqtccznc. Urlopy tie trWac bGd2
cd % do &c g~rudnia, a Z Camp
Grant,, otrzyma je okolo 1000
zolnicrzy.
Allentown, Pa, 10, grudnia. -
go woznic ambulansowych, pc
wiekszej cze5ci czlonkow jcdnost-
XII uniwersytetu chicagoskicso.
przybedzic do Chicago W przysz-
" czwartek wicczorcm w pociQgu
specyalnym wprost z Allentown
Kazdy Z Mich original urlop ma
10 dni, by m6gl spedzit Swieta
Bozego N~arodzenia w kolach 70,
dzinnycl1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-18

k6w, kt6rych sic zglosiio juz 22ch.
Tych o%chotnik6w Komitet juz wysfa}
W ubiegly czwartek 1890 Em., do o.
bozu W Niagara on the Lake. Pred
odjazdem wojacy polscy przystapili
wsp6lnie do spowiedzi i Komunii sW.
podczas Mszy sw. W czwartek ra-
no Wiel. ks. NJ. Cuba wygfosii tax
ewn a TAX patryotyczne kaZanle
do naszych bojownik6w, re .wszyscy
obecni w koSciele zanosili sic cd
placzu. Pc nabozehstWie I Komunii
sw. ks. prob. NJ. Cuba wyprowadziN
ochotnik6w Polskiej Armii 2 koScioia
z krzyaem w reku, bfogos}awiac ich
l.! droge do boju "a Wolnosc i Me
podleglost naszej Ojczyzny Polski.
Popoludniu wtenze dzien odjazdu
-.omitet wydal ola wojak6w biesia-
de W gmachu Exchange, W ktorej O.
procz o%chotnik6w wzielo udziaf oko4o
sto os6b polskiego amerykanskiego
pochodzen,a. Mistrzem toastow byf
OBJ. J. Urbanski. Move g}6wna wygfo-
sill Prev. lis. r. Kalamaja, nadto mo
will kr6tko take p. Majewski Ur-
banskl a pod koniec bankietu pre-
m6wil ieszcze p. w. NJ. Kaiamaja. Pc
zakohczeniu uczty, s%pecyalny wagon
tramwajowy/ zabra} naszych zuchoW
ma dworzec kolejowy Union, skad
prey dzwieku muzyki wykonany przez
kapele p. F. Borucka wyiechali do
Chicago, zegnani przez tysiace Pola-
k6w I Amerykan6w, znajdujacych sic
ma dworcu ~kolejowym.
Komitet Obywatelski ola Armil
Polskiei w omaha, sklada sic jak ma
stepuje:
Wotciech Iatlla, PREF.
J. NJ. UrbaIski, sekr.
Wal. RoZewicki, kasyer.
Tomasz Koziol,
Jan Swiatck,
Piotr Wozniak,
Fran. Madura.
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Ma posiedzeniu zarzad / dyrekcyi
Zakonu Katolickich LeSniczych u
rzednicy i dyrektorzy otrzymali spra-
wozdanie, kt6re wykazuje, re Zakon
X. L. W roku 1917 tytulem poSmiert-
nego wyplacil $1,6S3, 243.3O, re o.
becnie w sluzbie wojskowej znajdu-
j. sic $500 Forester6w, asekurowa,
nych ma laczna sumo 50, 900, 10000.
Procentu "a ulokowany fuFdusz "a
rok ubicg}y otrzymano S~34S,S05.6O;
rezerwa przekroczyfa juz cyfre ST.
O~OO,OOO.OO.
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BACZNOSC!
Deklamatorli i doklamatorzy.

DeklamatOrli i dcklamatOrZy.
Gniazdo i'm. WI. Swiatkiewicza u
rzadza konkurs deklamatorski o ma
grody we wiasnej sokolni, 1916 Tell
pl. Konkurs odbedzie SIC W styczriu
1918 r. Ktoby sic ubtegal o nagrode
W konkursie deklamatorskim, prose-
sic zgIosic do sokolni Pc informacye
we wtorki Tub czwartki cd SO
godz. vice. I zapytac sic o nizej pod
pisGnego.
Czolem!
Boleslaw IaIa.
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BACZNOSC:
MiIoSniCy deski tcatralncj.

Gniazdo i'm. w. SwiatkiewiCza or
ganizuje K6lko dramatyCzne, ktoby
chciel wstapic do Kolka, prose- sic
zg!osic do sokolni DO informacye, -
1915 Tell pI., we wtorki lub czwartki
cd SO godz. vice.. i zapyt&t sic
o ni2ej podpisane2o.
Czolem.
RoleSIaW Iada.
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z AKADEMI1 w ANNA.
POLLS.

Washington, IS. grudnia. -
Nowela rzqdowa tyczqca sic zwie-
kszenia liczby student6w w aka
demii marynarki w Annapolis,
zostala wczoraj przyjeta w izbic
posf6w bcz debat i przcjdzie to-
raz do senatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJOM
NOVA RADA

Washington, Is. grudnia. -:
Minister wojny Baker oznajmlf,
zc zamianowanie przez niego no.
wei rady wojennej ME stoi w
zwiazku ami &c Sledztwem przcz
Kongres zarzqdzonem, ami tez Z
konferencya wojcnnq Aliantdw,
kt6ra niedawno odby}a sic W Pa
.ryzu. Jake So wlasciwic zadania
tel rady wojcnncj, sekretarz Ba-
kcr okreSlat dokladnic ME chciai.
Powicdzial tylko og6lnikowo, re
bedzie ona zajmowa}a sic waz-
r;eiszemi kwestyami zbroJen wo-
icnnych, ale re sztabem general
nym w zadnym zwiqzku STAG ME
bedzie.
Rade te wojennq tworz9: Sc
krctarz wojny, jego picrwszy "a
stepca, szef sztabu gencralnego.
Gcneralny m~arszalck naczelny,
gencralny kwatermistrz i inspek-
tor artylcryi. Urzad gen. kwater-
1uistrza ofiaroWano gen. maloro-
WI Goethals, znancmu kierownl-
kcwi budowy kanalu Panama, ia
ko nastepcy gen. majora Sharpe.
SLEDZTWO w MINNEA-
POLLS.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Is. grudnia
-. Wyznaczona przez Prezydenta
kcmisya spccyalna do zaiatwiania
nieporozumieh robotniczych "a
rzadziia Sledztwo w spraWie mic
Dorozumien. ktore w ostatnim ty-
godniu 0 mafo ME doprowadzily
do strajku gencralnego w Saint
Paul ! Minneapolis. Gi6Wnym
Dowodem bylo ~podobno, re stano-
wa komisya bezpieczeistwa wy
daIa rozporzqdzenie zabraniajace
strajkujacym czlonkom personalu
tramwajowego nosic znaczki unij-
ne.
CzIonkowie komisyi, ma kt6rej
czele stoi sekretarz piracy Will
son, przybyli til wczoraj rano
konferowali najprz6d Z guberna-
torcm Burnquistcm. Potem odby-
Ia sic konferencya Z reprezentan-
tami organizacyi robotniczych.
Dzisiaj komisya z~ajnie sic swemi
pracami. wieczorem ma przema-
WAC sekretarz wojny Wilson, 4
jest nadzieja, re do Srody komisya
ukohczy swa prace ! ziozy rapport
PrezydentoWi.
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