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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30

Wiadu z P. Ma"cnnlcKlln' NIoiy Il
polecenia magistrate warsaw
skiego odbyl podroz W sprawle
zakupu zywnoSci do Szwajcaryi.
- Pierwsza ~konferencye mo
viii p. Machnicki - W sprawie a.
prowizacyi Warszawy odbylismy
w Zurychu z miejscowym oddzla-
lem ALLIANCE Israelite Universal
le", z kt6rym p. Farbstein - to-
warzysz p. Machnickiego - mlal
dawne stosunki, i ktore rozporza-
dzaja wielkiemi wp}ywami we
Francyi i Londynie. Syonisci po-
informowali mas dok}adnie gdzie
i do kogo zwr6cit sic w Szwajca-
ryi. Wyjechalismy tez zaraz w
nocy, Pc jednodniowym pobycie
W Zurychu, do Berna. Tam ziozy-
liSmy, p~rzedewszystkiem wizyte
p. Sch1lltheissowi, prezydentowi
Rady Zwiazkowej Szwajcarskiej.
- Latwo by}o uzyskac audy--
encye?
% wicle }atwiej, niz u n%ieje-
dnego radcy W naszycll instytu-
cyach...
Prezydent przyjai mas zyczli-
vie, 4 Z chwila, gdym mu pred
stawil list uwierzytelniajacy cd
prezydenta Ks. Zdzis}awa Lubo-
mirskiego, kt0rego osobistoSc jest
nadzwyczajnie popularna w Szwaj
caryi, z zupeina sz]czeroscia O.
swiadczyi, re W takim razie wszy-
stkiem czem moze, siuzyc bedzie
i poprze naszc zamiary.
Z informacyi, jakich nam udzie-
lii, okazaio sic, re istotnie
Szwajcarya posiada znaczne "a
pasy p~rodukt6w spozywczych,
kt6rc chetnie Polsce odstapi. "a
pasy te ME pochodza Z w~iasnej
| produkcyi rolnej Szwajcaryi, jest
ona ograniczona i ME wystarcza
ola samych nawet Szwajcarow.
TIE 81 wagon6w ryiu, jak / olbrzy-
mic partye innych artyku}6w spo-
4ywczych, kt6re mole zuzytko'
wac Polska, So wiasnoscia kilku
konsorcyow ~kupieokich niemiec--
kich i austryackich, z~asekwestro-
wane pod rozkaz Koalicyi, kiedy
przyiaczyiy sic Wfochy do En-
tenty. Znajduja sic one W dobrym
stanie. Poniewaz ich wywiezc re
S~zwajcaryi do Niemiec i Austryi
ME wolno, a z drugiej strony ia
zasadzie traktatow handlowych
Szwajcarya o~trzymuje wystarcza
jace ola niej samej kontygenty iy-
wneSci Cd pahstw Koalicyi, pre-
to NIGGA bye one dostateczne Pol
see.
- Tylko...
- Potrzeba ma to z jedrej stro-
ny zezwolenia wiadz niemieckich,
a z drugiej Koalicyi. Kanclerz Be-
thmann Hollweg, do kt6rego te-
leg~raficznie sic zwr6cilem, odpo-
wiedziai, "a posrednictwem am
basadora niemieckiego, re przesz-
k6d zadnych stawiac ME bedzie.
- Koalicya?
- MIA porozumiewaliSmy sic
"a posrednictwem zrazu ambasa-
dorow, rezydujacych w Berlinie,
a potem wprost. Wysiaiem depe-
SEE do Piotrogrodu do ks. Lwo-
wa, barona Kronenberga i P.
Ledniokiego, do ministra spraw
zagranicznych francuskiego, wre-
szcie do Lloyda Georgia.. Odpo-
wiedz byia przychylna, ale warun-
kowa: O lie mianowicie Rad
szwajcarski zagwarantuje swobo-
dny bez ~przeszk6d dowoz zywno-
sci do Warszawy. Rada Zwiazko-
wa Szwajcarska poczatku
wprost przeciwne zajmowa}a sta
nowisko. Zadala gwarancyi cd
Koalicyi. Ale w kohcu, dzieki po-
parciu, jake uzyskalismy cd kie-
rownika wydziaiu politycznego,
slawnego dis p. Hofmanna, die
k; energicznej akcyi komitetu w
Vevey, ktory nasza sprawe wzlai
goraco do serca i ujai w swoje
rece, uda}o nam sic pertraktacye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30

Rad naroda pr=e= n0rod ola
rarodu, ME zginte Z PowierzcaHt
Eiemi.
-ASahG" Lt"00'"
d. -. -
Ms5oTte stana wsEedsfe zgd-
dzGjq sic ~ sdcniu, &c must iSt-
nice sjednocSona, nieE0!ezHa i
samorzQdna PolskG.
Woodrow Wilso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30

Ministeryum marynarki oglosi-
10 zmiany nazwisk okretow ME
mieckich, internowanych w por--
tach amerykahskich do czasu VIDA
MIA sic Stan6w Zjednoczonych W
wojne, a pc jej wypowiedzeniu
zajetych ma rzecz floty amerykan-
skiej - jak nastepuie:
,,Geier' ma ,Schurz", ,,Breslau"
ma Bridgeport, .Kiel'' ma Cam
dem, ,,Leibenfels" ma ,,Houston",
,,Saxonia" ma Savannah, ,,Vo--
gensen'' ma Quincy, .Nicaria"
ma Pensacola, ,,Odenwald'' ma
Newport News, nHohenfelde"
fla Long Beach, nFrieda Leon
hardt" ma ASTORIA, ,,Androme-
ia" ma Bath, Rudolf Blum
berg ma ,,Beaufort", president"
ma ,,Kittery", nLocksun' ma Gulf
port"
Z okretow owych - wojennym
byi tylko jeden, dawniej uGeier"
- obecnie Carl Schurz", nazwa-
ny tax ma Geese znakomitego ME
miecko-amerykahskiego meza sta
MI i zoinierza; okret ten jest ka-
nonierka, najnowszego typu ! "a
chowana bez zarzutu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30

w Stanach Zjednoczonych
ksztaici sic stale po 500 i wiecej
lotnik6w W awiatyce re SPECIAL
ME vehement dyrektywami. Po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-30

W Chateau de Chavaniac La
Fayette, W prowincyi Auvergne,
we Francyi, zaiozono wielki Dom
dla Sierot Francyi, ma ktora to in
stytucye ! amerykanskich sporo
popiyneio pieniedzy: zakiad jest
pod protektoratem i opieka pre-
miera Painlevego, a zarzad ma da-
ma dyrektywe, IL dziatwa, W MIN
w~ychowywana, ma bye ksztaico-
ia zar6wno we francuskim, jak
angielskim jezyku. Instytucya O.
wa bedzie piekna i trwala pamiat-
ka wielkiego Aliansu Ludlow W
wojnie bieiacej, a posiadac bedzie
sale, specyalnie poswiecone
wspomnieniom wojny tel fran
cuskim, angielskim, amerykan-
skim i innym.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
THE TAX 'sLACKERs.'

There rs much food Tor thought q
the address Of President Herbert J
Hagerman address before the Tax
payers Association published Ia yes.
terdoys Herald particularly his re.
marks pertaining To the matter Of re-.
turn Of property sor taxation.
We ave an been aware that NOR,
Oh less property la the state was as.
Gaping taxation. This has been e..
pcsloiIy true lu the case of household
goods jewels bonds. stocks notes
etc.. which ar, d|iffyult tor an assess
men. tu locate without going into the
various hnrcs and making q persona.
..rIrH Iud even thcn many taxable
articles would escape bciug placed ou
tu. lsf HceHus, of the deceit and dee
rept'a" uraouoed bog the owncrs How
,Nr. u fh, case of bands. .l0t0. $50
r.- god which was omitted from the
l'I r.Il- here does noe soem 10 be
tHl. REASON iur the existence of
-JcI 70 stale coz affairs b. assessor.
Hrr, l.p.Isut and alert ana checked
ul their respective cuuutIes us they
should Co sce thar every parcel of land
was ls.ysscd.
uur a.stcm ~ .aNatiuu .s lar from
perfect. lu truth. u is as ful of holes
a- o. -wls. rheose The rull for our
present prcdicamcnt is in the law.
mn, 1sscs-ur. are not to blame neither
d.. the IA, Commission mon IA, Tax.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
KEEP HOUSE IN A MOTOR CAR.

Or. and Mrs j. W. Schade Of Ian
caster, Wis. started 20 trek it bace
and forth through the Land last Apr.
They have treked It for seventeen
thousand miles. and are nov in Bo..
ton.
Doctor Schade and his wife are
members of the modern tribe Of Il,
luxe Gypsies that the motor car has
brought nio existence. \ car fittc.
out with many comforts is the medium
of the trip. which Is approaching tho
20, OOO-milc Itinerary
At night the ear b. converted int,
q sleeping chamber shut of the cu-
Ieine. press o button and they ar.
ready ~ camp anywhere Mauipula-
tion u -uudry other sNers iu tho
magic ear bring, into existence a
kitchen. a dining room or . bath
room.-From the Boston journal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

should harden itself against the senti-
mental cal, Of the past 50 that the
brain and the hand may the better
face the bitter ~exigencies of the pres
ent
The writer knows somewhat OF
German life. He knows something
Of It's literature. N believes hat the
American heart and the American
spirit would be richer and deeper II
they possessed some ~ the treasures
the German language holds. He also
knows irom somewhat Intimate exper-
fence the present point of view Of the
ruling classes in Germany. and he
knows cmphaticaliy that that point
of view We 10 not red. and we do
noe want.
~ the German-language press In
this country VIII assist the United
states government vigorously and
whole heartedly Ia The tongue OF
Goethe, fieine. and carl Schurz to
win this war, We need the German.
language press II II refuses So to
assist. the government cannot begin
soon enough to encourage the study
Of the English language in Missouri.
Wisconsin. and certain sections Of
New York city by the SPEEDY elimin-
at,on from our midst Of the German
language Papers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
ST. LOUIS SAVES ON CoAl.

Comptroller Nolte announces tina,
he has closed contracts To take the
entire output Of a Gal mine near
BelieVille for city use for the coming
year The contract provides for a TO.
newa' al the end Of the year or Tor the
purchase OF the mine by the oity az
Iany time during the life OF the con.
tract. NJlte says that he has saved
ST. Louis 100000 on next winter
coal supply OF 1900 O0 tons through
his negotiations. The first time the
city asked for bid on coal sass a
ton was The lowest bid since that
time The price has been hammered
down 10 $3.50, al which price the cts
contracted for a large quantity Of coal.
From the 81 Louis star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

caichwcight- uu september o.
Jcffries was born iu Lake Charles.
la, iu 1850 aud began fighting iH
1850 lie claims 20 be cN-voltpr-
weight champion Of the Pacific coast.
aud his nutobiographicnl sketch zone
thins reference Goo meetings with such
well known pugilistS as Mike Glib
bous. stanley kctchcli Knockout
Bruwn and George chin. He says h.
is the man Nhu started joss willard
and stanley Sutkum BOO tine boxing
game lie weighs 900 pounds aud T.
ready TO shed some OF the weight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

lat the top. Betismann Hollweg and
Hindenburg; at the bottom. Beatty
and Jelliooe. A casual observer would
say that the srticlo dralt with these
four men. Not az an. From the first
word to the last b IL an adulatory ana
lyrical Qualification OF Hindenburg,
THE German has u phrase for
brass like that: Weiss der Teufcl. dl
hort aber doch Allies aaf. which.
duty Interpreted signifies tina the
limit does seem to have ben reached
The Mississippi Batter Is. how
ever. not alone in its devotion TO the
leader OF the armies OF our enemies.
America Calso Of ST, Louis. that.
citadel Of Viereck's pillar Of democ-
racy' Gumshoe Bind In a two col
umn mead shouts abroad the almos;
legendary faith in H~indenburg which.
inspires the German people with
courage and earnest conscientiousness'
and prints a long article under that
head eNtolling Hindenburs and the
spirit 90 his forces.
'"These articles and dozens like them
mostly reports from his battle
front CT that-aro written Collectively.
enough. but absolutely from the
German point OF view. When the
writer says we, he means not Amcri-
cans but Germans; when ne speaks
OF cur gicrious armies he mans n q
American armies but German nimio5
This Is g~rotosquc. This is absurd
To permit this II 10 Oct American
good Observation-Disclosures Gutmui-
iRkeit-run riot to the possible ever
lasting harm % our liberty ana ou
institutions, because OF an ideal OF
free speech which Gus constj.ut1u
premises its loyal citizcnJ. It's loyal
citiaens' There h. the rub The coi
tc'e OF these newspapers are not. they
cannot be, loyal citizens. D., Arlericli
ear strve goth the mcmory of L,r,I
~ he ir,1 lure ct Hiulcfh4rr $50
American oizcn mureo e,.s',-l
an. "a,
IT., a..
.
80,
.,
we VIII
'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

cring the manner Of assessing proper.
~.
In many eastern state they have
deputy assessors. Thase asseEsors are
assigned TO a certain district, usually
a township In the country and to ccr-
tain wards In the cities. The territory
is small enough 20 enable them a.
make a personal visit 10 each house
within the allotted time In this way
they are able {, O ferret out many
things, particularly visible household
articles. and farm lands. livestock and
other taxable property. THIS plan. has
been found to work quite well. How
owing 10 the sire al some Of the
New Mexico counties sech a plan
would hardly be feasible here. The
tent. at least. to the honesty VI the
property holder.
We believe, however, that our tax
law can be improved. and u ought 10
receive attention az the hands OF the
next legislature. Dur present plaza
OF taxing mining companies has beer
the subject Of much righteous criti-
oisn. and there are other imperfcc-
lions which should be remedicd. II
the legislature did nothing more than
revise the tax lave. provided his vs.
done wisely and judiciousiy. the time
would be well n probably spent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

Suspicion is naturally aroused wher
Ia newly married man whose young
wife does her baking comes out
strong Tor seven wheatiess days a
week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
U s MARSHALs ROUND
UP PRo-GERMANs IN
HARDIN COUNTY. IOWA

Ccldar Rapids. Ia Aug 1-ruit.I
States marshal. are 100 Hardin county
today rounding uu pro-Gcrmbu -.m-
pathi1"r- and b. was said s,eNrtI ar
rests would u, made, Th, marshall
were summoned to that Duuutr late
yesterday ON reports that serious dis.
~turhsucrs we're threatened Srntlmcu.
against the r1H-Gcrw'u- les .aiI Co. uc
strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

II may have beer observed tina the
panic-stricken Russ Immediately re.
faced the enemy when he found his
wife In the rear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
WYOMING OIL
FORTUNES

are heing made by those who keen post.
ed on actual developments in the pro.
ducing fields. The Profit Clipper Is repd
by thousands of oh INVESTORS who inyes.
tigatc before they buy.
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on request \ penny postal may save
you many dollars just send your name
and address on a postal te Editor Of
THE PROFIT CLIPPER
quincy Building Denver, Colo,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

SCORE. IL. II "
Ilti. burg .ur uot 500 zoo GA .
rr3ukl,n 1000 rol 600 goo % 9 90 I
Called darkness
BATTERIES steele and Fisher rtcf-
for. Smith aud Millcf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

Although a pacifist never enlists.
he Is ,iie first TO want the militia
called out when there's trouble in his
neighborhood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
American Association

woshiugtou-~t Louis game post.
YuUyd rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY 3
MACHINE WORKS

Costings Ia Iron, Brusr. BrOuIc.
MINIMUM Strur tural steer fer
Bridges and RuiIdings
Engineers Founders ~NIachInists
Works and office-Aibuquoraue n. VI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

What has become OF the old fash.
toned rumor that the kaiser had re.
signed?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

Shall we begin eating nov. or wai'
for Mr.. Hoover to serve
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

A little VAST AID nov un1 ;hrn
II e hy every Glass OF mon and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

Clcc,nnd 10: Philadelphia ,.

score u ". T..
Philadelphia U0u UU2 OIO- 9 10 %
cleveland .00G tUi sex 10 ~ 10
batteries Myers aud schang Halo,
Baghy o. O'Ncill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
Today'S Baseball
Results
American League

Score; X. w. T..
New York 1000 200 100 ga 10 D
Detroit ..,..to0 900 goo O--l I /
batteries shawkc, and Nuuamak-
ct; Roland aud Ycllc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

FIRST Eamt Il ~ T.
Chicago ... 600 200 600 % g
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Batteries Vaughn and Elliott Ben
der and kIllifcr
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
APPLICANTS IN CAMP FOR WORK
 ARE INCREASING
More Men Are Applying For Work in Warren District Than at Any Time Since Last Winters Season.

Applicants for work were more numerous in the district during the week than at any time since the early part of last winter. In consequence the mines have all made gains of de- sirable miners 10 their working forces.
 It would be ercr to presume. how eyer that all men who are appearing as applicants for employment are be- ing taken on. or will be- Among the number have been some who were among the contingent of I. W. w. in- festing the camp prior 10 the strike and deportation. These men are not finding employment.
 The agreement with the presidents commission obligated the companies in the Warren district in no respect as to TO discrimination between as to no discrimination between union uinon and non-union men. The no discrimination rule has always pre- vailed in this district, and so this clause in the agreement provides nothing new.
 The agreement does not recognize that a strike existed in this district in June or July, or at any other time this year, and consequently its terms have no bearing wha ever in connection with the employment of men who may have gone out in June or July.
 At the recent rate of increase in the employment Of new miners from out side points, the Warren dis .rict mines will soon be in the position of turning away applicants-in other words. full handed. | is reported from other min ing districts of the state that they are in like case. Men have been coming in heavily upon them and needs are rapidly filling. In some depar ments all of the camps are now provided with full complements of men. The influx is attributable to migration from the colder countries to the mild winter of Arizona.
 The class of men going on in War ren district appears to be excellent. Most of .hem carry gOod references. A.IAtEAA dBlI0 nht ltAttA Itu NO bG Ah readiness to appear before the presi- dents commission. but who in the main found that the commission want ed no dealings with them, have for the most part left the dis .rict. It is not likely that any of them will care to re- main long, or, in view of lack of en- ployment. can remain.
 Union men are entirely welcome in the district and are being made to feel so. Dismrbers Of the |. W. w. type. however or any person given to in clination 70 organize trouble or en- courage any movement whatsoever that will endanger the districts repu-
 (Continued on Page Four)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
HIGH GRADING IS GIVEN BLOW BY
 ARIZONA COURT
Judge O'Connor in Santa Cruz County Decides That Stolen Ore Belongs to Rightful Owners On This Side of the Line.

One of the most important decis- icns that has been rendered in this state. for mining men, was handed by Judge O'Connor, of Nogales. recently. when he decided that the $S.000 worth of Tungsten ore, which had been re- plevined by Barry and Barry of No gales and Boyle and Pickett of Doug las, attorneys for the N. A. Hart in- terests. was the property of Mir Hart and his associates. of whom J. 2. Douglas of Douglas is one. The ore in question was replevined from Wells Fargo & company, who accepted it from ore dealers of Nogales for ship ment
 Systematic stealing of high grade Tungsten from the La Cruz mine, of Sonora, has been going on for the past two years. and all attempts to detect the thief or ro recover any of the ore have been of no avail till the settlement of the case before Judge O'Connor.
 It was maintained by the local at torneys at the hearing that the Tung- sten was the property of N. A. Hart and his associates, who own and oper- ate the La Cruz mine. It was argued the ore had been stolen from the mine carried away in small quantities and sold to tue ore dealers who were ship ping it to the refineries.
 The. dealer who was shipping the ore claimed to be broker and that he was handling the ore for a man who made regular trips down into the southern part of Mexico and brought up ores in any quantity. He stated he did not know who his associate bought the ore from. The contention of the local attorneys. that the Tungsten had been stolen from the La Cruz mines. was substantiated by expert mineral gists. who testified at the hearingH
 Probably no more important decis- ion has ever been rendered in the United Sstates. It establishes a prece- dent that will enable mine owners to stop the pernicious habit of high grad ing. and it is believed by local men that the decision will deter buyers from acquiring ore, in Mexico. from unknown parties.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

vanced about $500 a share on the strength of the S1.5O dividend rumo- immediately declined to the level around which it has been resting for the past few months.
 Although the agreement of Jerome Verde with the United Verde Extel- sion for hoisting the latter's ore through the Columbia shaft of the for mer will expire on the Srd day of De- cember. plans have been practically agreed upon for a continuation of the arrangement after that date. Jerome Verde has already shipped a dozen or more carloads to the smelter at Hum boldt. and although the extent of the ore body has not been determined. disinterested mining men are free to state that the outlook for the making of big mine is very bright