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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
America Got its Christian Juvenile
Literature.

Webster's Blueback Spelling Book,
Robinson Crusoe Pilgrim Progress,
the New England Primer, and two
other books were all that President
Humphreys could remember Of chill
dren 5 books in circulation in the be-
ginning of the nlneteeth century,
when, in 1850, he was asked about tie
matter BY theWorld s Sunday School
Union. From various sources it
was discovered that 1l5 years ago
there were not over 20 children S
books in America.
These are surprising facts to us
who live in this day in which SO much
attention IS being paid to the proper
development Of children mentally
and morally.
The great problem of America
Sunday School Union is not only
producing a juvenile hteaatufe but
creating d aste for il, will be told
ia an g. rly issue OF The Sunday
School Times by James McConaughy
ia giving fascinating story of the
Union. "One. Ilundred Gteat Sunday
School Years.
+. Ii you address The Sunday School
Times Company.103l Walnut Street,
Philadelphia they viii be glad to send
you Il copy of the issue containing
this remarkable story.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
i OOk OUT FOR THE FIFTH YEAR."
This Is the Danserpolnt in Marriege,"
Says Cosmo Hamilton.
Furnished BY Henrst's Magazine. :

Furnished by Hearsts Mamzinel'
II have written new story. The
Turning Point, says Cosmo Hamil.
ton, famous English author and
playwriteI', for the young husbands
and wives of America aud | hope all
Young husbands and wives will read
il.
Mr.. Hamilton is now over in this
country looking after the production
OF some of his new plays, having re-
ceived special furlough from army
duty for this purpose. With his
plays he brougt several short Stories
tor the American public, one of
which The Turning Point isto
appeal this month IN the Hearst's
Magazine. Mr.. Hamilton, himself,
Is particularly interested in this
story because it is not entirely fic-
ton but deals with one Of the real
problems OF our age marriage and
divorce.
Il am hurling this story out like a
hand grenade, says Mr.. Hamilton,
and | hope it bursts, 1t is the
story of young husband who in the
fifth year of marriage suddenly cones
up against one OF natures danger
spots. He is very decent fellow
kind, generous, loving and loya.
His wife is "a charming girl, beautiful
and inspired to motherhood. Yet
they come TO the very edge of
SANITATION and de%Orce 1t takes a
staggering surprise to open the
mans eyes TO his one glarlng fault,
which is the cause OF it ala fault,
incidentally, which Mr.. Hamilton
believes is very common among
husbands.
The Turning Point" is being
published in Hearst's Magazine for
April, which. is on the news stand
March 10Th.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
II Altogether Depends. You See!

Coast Beacon.
With a certain class OF biased
newspapers in Mississippi every
time John Sharp Williams opposes
the administration he is statesman
OF large calibre, and with the same pa
pers every time that Vardam IN OPP
poses the administration he is trail
tor. Such is the rot these sheets
dish out TO their readers. In our
humble opinion President Wilson.
Senator Williams and Senator Var
daman are all equally sincere IN their
in whatever position they take on
great public issues, and when we
cannotagree with them we should at
least main tain our own manhood by
a dignlfied criticism that becomes
the issue. instead ofresorting to per-
sonal vilification and abuse course
that is now so strongly resented by
all intelligent readers
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
Names Of Owners and Division of Sections.

Names OF Owners and Division OF Sections.
Tom Banks ~ Of nel
RicB b h Clayton 81 Of n'i Of swi
swt Of nwi and uw4 Of sws
Murdoc Mcleod net Of NV Less Ga
is W. Ball. 16 sids o. sch OF nwf
Coleman Loper, SEA of ned
L johnson, Lots, I'D blk 20 town of State Line
A G Williams, lots and Z uw3 frac
D B Kitrel sw3 Of set '''''
Linfelter. set OF set
Murdoc McIoos (coD swl e nei
W. R West nwt of s&l
e. ". Walker, nw} ofne3
L A Smith, 81 Of ne@ of nv4 less "a
nwi Of nwi aud va Of s,v4 of nr4
Alonzo Davis % q ne3 Of + of s.vi
Williams nel Of sw4
Jane, q s1.' Ball aS E.t II u T q Ps a
K Green 10 on : side o. . Sc, NV.
Mrs Annie Byrd set Of swl and sw4 of set
Erwin Byrd, net of nwl and WI OF nw1
E u Ham, net q . 81 nTt
~ b Turner nel of svt
Won Fairfield lots L Is nd Is blk 30 town of McLan
L Z Mills, NJ Of nei and g Of nyi
Mrs NJ HAYS, sw@ of sell
Cora Bertha and v Bra nan, side of nws of nwi
a T Epbanks e Of sel Of VI and swl of sei
Mrs Eugena Denmark, sw$ of SEA and va of SEA of sch
ala & Miss Land Co WI sw3 and sci of nws nwt SET
nea OF mel and WI Of nei and set of sw4 WI OF sw4
ed of nel nw4 OF snwi of sci ne of swi wa of sw3
so pG3 So o,aw5 swfs " Of set set Of SCI Sc.
nal south river and lots and or swt
Lot or w Of nTi lot OF or tract swi of river
p " Tanner WI OF sea
b D Moore, Est sw4
Mrs Julia Iop : Est N. in e and es Of nwa and swl
Mary Lever rStp n q
N ( I Dun ana E Is : sel d SCI \
" W Thompson Est SCI q nwl
20 sws i ae4 and svl Of ~wl less a aud set
of sw}and Of nl OF swl and ID in swa OF set
7 5 Farley, nel Of uwf e7a
Murray Tatun, Est, . o ael and "a of sei
' '''' all pnsod parts OF es pes uwi net less
Mrs Bessie HARRISON. uv4 Of se4
w Watts wa of nw4 Of swl
Mss Alice Green, sw&o q
Lee Greer, r Of $!
Teds' = y q ~ a5SKeee = -
fsiah Roberts el Of cd oi-w4 OF nws
Smith, 's IS, s D $ p .oan O' Of M sss set
J P smith q Go, = e swi
Joseph aud I-uvata Alafa Lucus, nwf Of mel
| n r Posey, 81 Of nw3 and nl of swt
+ MeD@va' fac part Of lot blk - town Of State Line
Nv G. Walker, es OF SEA =
MRS Walton know9 Banks lot town of State Line
Miss Verda Roberts, Lot Z blk 10 town of Mcfain
Mrs Martha b IL oS Ia 10 i8 blk - towa McLain
G. r Lot, lots and blk II Town Of McLain
Mrs Theo Suiiyan, lot Ia blk 80 town
E Chisholm Brel-ad, int o 16 DIX 81 town McLan
Mrs Matte McTap, Lots and blk 80 Town of Mctain
Howes ot Is blk 40 McLan la lot in nwf OF sw3
Mrs Louisa NewbiI lot blk west side town of Leaf
Robert Wilcox, lot 4 in ne4 Of ne}
Farley lots B. and blk ID lots blk Al town OF Leaf
W johnson, sci
! l. Dantzer Lbr Co, 81 Of lots and or 80 OF nwf
r T Mcleod vi OF sw4
Merrill Orchard Co, sch nef less 10
/ se4 OF nw4 and nw} of set #s
WI ofnw4
swl Of nwl and nw4 Of sw4
| e4 of st4
/ WI WI of Cd
Cd s q of nwt 4 nj of sw4
ne} of nef
nj of n2 and sw4 and Cd of set
Sd Of mel net nw4 sci OF nw} ne} of sw} nj of set
/ 81 of sea and 81 Of mel of set
sw4 vi Of se+ set Of SET 4 81 OF ne} of se4
Unknown, All frac WI Of sea Of swl
nu3 q al h
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
EDITORIAL

z great railroad Strike. thrca
ens the second time, was called oil,
TIL railroad people patriotic9i ly
viz ing to the demands of the Ma
tic Al Defense comm tee ID confer
en-, to settle the matter without
pu ing the country in such a state
OF aos on the eve of war. The
un m forces fixed this second strike
dal because the railroads had many
OF em declined to accept the FEEDER
al rike Law known as the Adam
So bill and had tied It's execution
up an appeal to the q. S. Supreme
con +. The union forces got tired Of
wa ing The Supreme court an
no ced it's decision the day after
tht strike had been declared of,
th proving Itself still useful
th gh tardy arm OF the govern-
me in "A national crisis. So d
I'd )duS WOuth udfS hnd w SOhi'
&C IS anyway. They are askin2
til. the rate in vestigation proceec
al she end of the matter VIII proc
alb be higher tran portatlon cost
to e consumer. With the high cost
of wing percolating through a.
ev yshing. let us nope, however,
til if the federal authorities gly
pc lssion for rate increase it wal
be lily for a limited time, and lhal
at the war passes and the scale q
Ii, Z is lowered generally that form
ef heap freight rates may cou(
b X if they be gotten away fro-
OF ais round.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

has adopted policy towards US
which makes 1t almost If not quite
out of the question to evade war with
it. The Herald MAJ uas read some
OF the great writer's upon the pro-
gress of the war who are ia position
to know a great deal about it and We
are much convinced that if our gov
eminent can avoid an outright de
cIaration OF war for possibly sixty
days more it may be avoided alto
gether though in the meantime the
sinking Of a few too bold German
by some OF our armed
merchan tmen may act really as an
with the German people
who are bound soon to see that the
pboat campaign is a failure in
bringing England to her knees and
is but adding one more powerful en-
envy to their government and they
thus bring pressure enough to bear
upon their government heads to have
it abandoned and better relations
with Uncle Sam Butt
there is great wis dom in /
going ahead and putting this coun-
try upon "a war footing Of proper
lions commensurate with the posi- /
Die demands. nrt ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
.0ULI[p[p[I[D l
.Gga@ Duh /
Q9Nf1zNHpuRAlR[IfS|
Should Saw sermons Off in Right Place

Union County Times.
A headline says, Sawed off Ser
mon. Some sermons would be bet
ter If the preacher had sawed off
will the first stroke instead of saw
ing Tor an hour or more and when he
quit couldn't tell where his saw had
been. Every stroke of the preacher s
saw should count j1st like the
strokes do of saw in the hands of a
skillful carpenter. They should cut
to the line and let the dust fall where
it may.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
dipping Gives Full Benefit Of Open
Markets,
Columbia Columbian.

Columbia Columbian.
One OF the main advantages in
shipping cattle that have been dip
ped is that they are entitled to the
freedom Of an open market. Tick
infested cattle are put in quarantine
stock yards and the leading markets
and are sold to buyers for immediate
slaughter. The best buyers do not
even inspect them, and hence low
market is obtained on this class.
The vane OF dipping was illnstrat-
ed locally of recent date when J. T.
Rankin sold OH the ground car of
calves for little over 81, 500. which
is twice the price of an ordinary car
Of cattle. The car consisted of calves
6 to IL months old which had been
dipped regularly, and only We cows
we're IN the lot. What Mr., Rankin
found to pay him a fine profit other
stock shippers also are finding OUT
that thetrouble uf 'dipping is rcnn-
lucrative. aA't
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

lose editorials that the hera Io
h. Been presenting regarding fin,
in market for the holne-rais, 3
s1 pana sweet potatoes has ev
d gy borne frult ia some respse s
at asst for we have receBHq been
ia sed with a letter voluutJr i
M his part, from the manager
o Of the big canning c0mpan.esi
y has branch house now ope'
eo at Jackson, Miss, and in suvh
q ospondence he proposes 70 buy
IL entire output ia Greene coun
OF eeet potatoes AID sugar-caue and
So hum syrup, paYing the be
IL ket prices when the season-a
r. s or will contract III advance
d. ed There are some points tn
W re still rounding out With him w.
til correspondence which will soon
b Isposed OF, so that VIZ Gao make
pc i've anuounceuent OF his prop
os ion to our people: The object
OF MS editorial RIGHm NOW is to urge
,avy planting of sugar cane ana
so ybum as with this assurance of a
re y sale for the syrup, no misgi
inf need be felt about there beip9
az rag In the market for it. Ths
de and for il upon the market is
nu dependent upon war andlgiors,
th lgh oscourse the war has heipeG
or ne shortage with tine canning
pc PIE, as the British governmeu
Cal 9 into Mississippi over a yea
agl and bought about ship load OF
M sissippi syrup or 'lasses" foe the
DO 5 in the trenches who had gotten
a b I'D of SOME of that long sweeten-
ms and clamored for more. The
HI aid has no interest III this mat
tel OF merceuary sort. That is our
tai ng Up this matter is merely to
he our people find place OF ready
sd for a crop which they can raise
thf will bring ready money.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

Ieakvins Miss, 9Th day February 1915
as& Z sisas Tax
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

2 ais country is fast being hurried
int WAR. And war which IS not
po alar with the great body of th4
AL srican people despite this mann-
fac ared sentiment hlnging rouud
lar ely the slogan, OF support Tie
pre- sident," The Herald believes
the Presidents Wilson has done and
is oing his best 70 keep the United
ST. rs out Of war. but the war is
sln ply being forced upon him as
up our nation.r as unwilling as we
all nay DO. as was England at its be.
gin hing. The German eovernmeb /
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
Yazoo City Sentinel.

BatesvIlle is about ID establish a
creal ner, II the en- erprise is proper
ly launched it ought to be able to sell
its output months in advance in the
Memphis market. Practically Ali
the creameries now operating in this
state are unable to supply their or
ders, despite the high price of butter.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
Go to II, Boys; Music furnished Free.
Baldwyu Home Herald. .

Baldwin Home Herald.
All you .efows that keep yelping
war form company and go down
on the fair ground and drill for a
coupe of hours each day just to
show your aith and good intentions.
We will agree to furnish good fife
and drum corps for YOU TO march by
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
400 TYPEWRiTERS

AI kinds and all grades. REMINGTONS Sl2
Instruction book with each ma chine Type
and rep air arts for all makes OF Typewriter
EMPIRE Type FOUNDRY BuFFALo. N. Y.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.
The State of Mississippi,
County of Greene.

- !
The First O
dCounyin te pLoMeh ghstb
or bidders described i d cony,o
remdnu "a tatdatet wit
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-03-30

The time each home-owner to look
about with his premises and see if
the screens need repairing or renew
ing n anyway. is at hand if sue
cessful campaign against the house
dy and mosquito is to be waged this
coming summer. and let's don t for
get those old tin-cans. bottles. etc..
that have accumulated about the
place during the winter If any such
there be. Puncture holes in the old
cans, breaks the bottles, and put the
whole bile and kettle into. the
trash barrel, set in a wagon and
have it carted off and dumped into
some gully or hollow away from
town, or your household.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
DobrY Apetyt.

Pan Michai Mixer I Slavia,
? O. Maitland, Fla, pisai nam T.:
.,Po zazyciu Serera's Balsam' OF
Life (Severy Balsam Zycla) 70
ma moja wyzdrowiala i napowros
odzyskala dobry apetyt. Lekar--
stwo to polecam kazdemu, kt)
cierpi ma zoladek." - Severy Bal
sam zycia jest wybornym wzmo
cnicielem narzad6w trawieuia ma
zleniwiona czynnost watroby'
riestrawnoSc, nawykowe zatwar
dzenie, dyspepsye i febre przery,
wana. SPr6bujcic. w Genie -
cent6w "a butelke, DO nabycia
wszedzie W aptekach. - w. +,
Scvcra Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
(Og})
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
ZNIESIENIE EMBARGO MA
BRON DO MEXYKU.

Washington, q. lipca. Pc
diugich ! licznych naradach z mi
nistrem wojny Bakerem i amery-
kanskim ambasadorem Fletche--
rem, ktory powroci} Z Mexyku W
specyaInej misyi do Waszyngto-
nu, prezydent Wilson z~decydowal
sic zniesc wydany poprzednio "a
kaz ma wywoz broni / amunicyi
dla Carranzy i dozwolif temu O.
staniemu ma zaopatrywanie sic "
Stanach Zjednoczonych W wSzel-
kiego rodzaju materyaiy woJen--
ne.
lest to niewatpliwa oznaka te-
90, re administracya waszyngton-
ska doszia do przekonania, Il
Carranza faktycznie opanowal Juz
reWolucye W Swym Nldlu S'"l
sic o lyle panem sytuacyi, re po-
trait ustalic i utrwalic rad obec-
ny. Dowodzi to take, re prey,
dent Wilson otrzymai wystarcza-
lace zapewnienia i gwarancye, Il
Mexyk stanowczo ME da sic sku-
sic agentom niemieckim / W VOL
ME S~wiatowej stanie pc stronle
zasad i tendency. jake wyznaja
"a jake walcza Stany Zjednoczo-
ne.
Wiadomem jest, re agenci ME
mieccy pomagaja finansowo ME
przyjacioiom Carranzy / Staraja
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T 70
LADKA.

Letnie cierpienia zo}adka maja
rozmaite powody a stopien ich
rozci9ga sic cd lekkiej chwilowej
niestrawnoSci az do p~owaznych
chorob. Gl6wna rzecza jest Jaw
SEE wyprozniG zo}adek. Trinera
Amerykahski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma jest najlepszem lekarstwem
W tym wypadku. Pomaga nawet
wowczas gdy zatwardzenie sta
via op6r wszelkim innym poku--
som ! pomySlnie czysci w%netrzno-
sci bez kolek i oslabienia. Jest
rowniez niezawodnym ma Dol
gIowy, nerwowo5t, og6lne os}a-
bienie it'd. Cena $1.00. " apte--
kach. - Trinera Liniment jest
lekarstwem ma kt0rem MONA pc.
lcgac PREY nadwyrezeniu, zwich-
nieciu, opuchnieciu, reumatyz-
mic, neuralgia it'd. Pan Jos. Lihan
pisai nam d. l lipca 1917, Z Mus
kegon Heights, Mich; pA1ialem
spuchniete ramie i ME mogIenn
poczta 50 i 60c. - Jos. Triner,
silva ME pomogiy kupi}em Urine
ra Liniment, - pc trzech dniacf
uczuiem wielka zmiane, a w jed.
nym tygodniu wszelkie bile Ii
staly" Cena W aptekach 3 i SOC.
poczta 35 i SOC. - Jos. Tr;ner.
wielkowytw6rca lekarstw, 1888
1889 So. Ashland ave. Chicago.
III. (Ogl.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
NIEMOzLIWE DO SCHWY,
TANIA NURY?

Washington, 81. lipca. - O.
trzymano tn oficyalne raporty, re
Niemcy w~ynalaziy nowy typ nu-
row, kt6re NIGGA pograzac sic ma
200 stop pod powierzchnie wody
! zupeinie dobrze wytrzymat wy
wierane W tel giebokoSci olbrzy-
mic c]isnienie, wobec czego zadne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
maggie ~zachorowa{am

maggie zachorowafam ciezko
bardzo - pisze PAM ]. P. Elk.
kert Z Parker Prairie. Mimi, -
ii poczuiam b6le pomiedzy zoiqd.
klein a picrsiami cokolwiek zja-
diam, ME moglo mi sluzyc; do
picro Ora. Piotra Gomozo ule-
czylo mig" To stare, odpowis-
dzialne lekarstwo ME jest spree
dawane przez aptekarzy. Jest
ono dostarczanem przez lokal-
nych agent6w. hub wprost cd ia
brykantow, DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co.,. 19-25 So. Hoyne ave.
Chicago, III, (Og}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
BRAK M w WOJSKU


Washington, 81. lipca. - De-
parliament wojny ogloSii, re by}o.
by ola niego rzecza niemozliwa
zaopatrzyt ma czas wszystkie
wojska, jake zo5tana wyslane do
Francyi, W odpowiednia ilost ar
mat i re nierozsQdkiem navel by
Toby porywaG sic ma pr6by poo
tym wzgledem.
Wobec tego tych dzia}, jakiemi
ma razie armia amerykaiska roz-
porzadza, uzyje sic tylko do maui
XII PREY ksztaiceniu zoinierzy W
obozach wojskowych, w Europe
zas wojska Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych zao2atrzone zostana W ar
maty francuskie ! W tamtejsza a
municye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

sieci mic i'm ME NIGGA zaszkodzic.
Jezeli jest to prawda, staja Alianci
w obliczu nowego problemu W
swej walce Z podwodnymi pot
worami germanskimi.
DWIE POPRAWKI DO BLU
zYWNOSCIOWEGO.
Washington, 81. lipca. - by,
skusya mad bilem O rzadowej
kontroli mad produkcya i roz-
dzia}em zywno5ci zostala w Sc
nacie wczoraj zupe}nie juz niemal
ukonczona i dis przedlozenie to
p6jdzie pod glosowanie.
w ciagu dzisiejszych obrad
rozstrzygnie sic jeszcze tylko los
dwu poprawek, a mianowicie W
sprawie oznaczenia minimalnej
ceny ma pszenice, czy ma ona wy,
nosic $1.75 czy So "a buszel, ia,
kotez poprawki senatora Pome,
rene, upowazniajacej komisye
handlowa do ~oznaczania ceny we,
gla i ewentualnego objecia wszy,
stkich kopalh weglowych poo
swoja kontrole.
w ciagu dnia wczorajszegc
z~wyciezal W dalszym ciagu stale
kompromisowy plan, ma jaki Ego,
dill sic pred kilku dniami pre-
wodcy stronnictw obu partly,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

slac do Francyi jak tylko MONA
n~ajpredzej. Gdyby byla pewnosc,
re milicye re Stanow Z%jednoczo-
nych uda sic przewiezc z tych
Stanow do Francyi pred zima,
niewatpliwie pochodzace Z tych
Stanow wojska trenowalyby sig
W obozach, p~olozonych W po}noc-
nych czeSciach kraju. Pewnosci
tel jednak niema a re Stanow po-
ludniowych transport bedzie INA
cznie u}atwiony i to jest g}ownym
powodem, dlaczego Gala milicye
wysyia sic ma pofudnie.
ECHA ~NIEPOROZUMIEN
I DENMANA.
Washington, 81. lipca. w
kontrowersyi miedzy g%eneraiem
Goethalsem a prezesem wyazia}u
marynarki handlowej Denma--
mem EASILY ostatnio znowu DIAL
SIZE powiklania i wczoraj rozesz}a
sic pogloSka, re pan Goethals
zwr6cii sic do prezydenta Wilso-
nd Z prosba o zwolnienie go z zaj-
mowanego stanowiska. Z~apytany
0 wyjasnienie wtej sprawie, 3D.
mowii informacyi, W Bialym Do
mu zaS oSwiadczono, re Prey
dent mic 0 tel rzekomej prosbie
Goethalsa ME vie.
Pomimo tego pogloska wspo-
mniana utrzymuje sic nadal i W
sferach urzedowych wiele wybit-
niejszych osobistoSci okazuje jej
Ware, choc inni znow utrzymuja,
re pan Wilson rezygnacyi tel W
W kazdym razie ME przyjmie i I'd
pomoca osobistej interwencyi po-
stara sic o zaEatwienie nieporo--
zumieh, a w kazdym razie O "a
trzymanie Goethalsa ma obecnem
stanowisku "a kazda cene.
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VszYsTKIE WOJsKA Pol
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Washington, 81. lipca. - Sc,
kretarz wojny Baker wystosowal
list do senatorow Z Novel An
gill, W ktorym Pc raz pierwszy
zostai urzedowo wyjawiony plan
administracyi wysiania zarowno
armii regularnej jak konskrypcyj-
mel i stworzonej Z milicyi do wal
XII W Europe.
,,Obecnym planem departamen
tn wojny" - posze pan Baker -
Jest postarac sic o wytrenowanie
kazdej cze5ci armii tax szybko.
jak tylko bedzie ona mogla bye
wyekwipowana i o wysianie ich
do Francyi, gdy trening i wyek-
wipowanie zostana ukonczone
zarazem gdy beda do rozporza-
dzenia potrzebne do przewozu
okrety.'
Wynika z tego, re Department
wojny postanowii wyslac do wal
ki W Europe GAIA poimilionowq
armie konskrypcyjna, Gala armie
stworzona Z milicyi W liczbic
$4,000 zoinierzy, jakotez cal?
300 tysieczna armie regularn..
w dalszym ciagu swego list"
wyjaSnia pan Baker, dlaczegc
Rad postanowi} wyslac wciagnie-
ia do siuzby federalnej milicye
do obozow w Stanach po}udnio-
wych. Chodzi o to, zeby wojska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
POzWOLENIE MA WYWOz
BRONI OLA CARRANzY.
Baker zapoWiada poSpiech " wysy|Ce armii,
Pogloski o ustapieniu Goethalsa.
Francya dostarczy armat.
Nowy typ nurow niemieckich.
DIS giosowanie mad bilem zywnosciowym.
Nowy typ nurow niemieckich.
DIS glosowanie mad bilem zywnosciOwym.

sic podtrzymac ruch rewolucyjhy
W Mexyku, wplywy ich jednak
coraz bardziej sic zmniejszaja.
Carranza ma pod zupeina swQ
kontrola pola naftowe w dystryk-
Gle Tampico, a broniace ich jego
wojska potrafia utrzymaG je
przeciwko rewolucyonistom. Js-
zeli wojskom tym brak amunicyi,
Stany Zjednoczone robia We
wiasnym interesie, gdy dozwala-
ia ma dowoz jej ola Mich, ME ule-
ga bowiem kwestyi, re rewolucy-
oniSci ! progermani nosza sic Z
planem zdynamitowania tych pol,
ktore So jednem z glownych zr6-
del opaiu ola flot Aliantow.