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The Washington times., 1917-11-26
CORN SHIPPERS WARNED.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2d-Posted here
today are warnings from the De-
partment OF Agriculture at Washing
ton against the shipment TO market
of soft corn until the consignor
makes certain It will not be delayed
at any point because OF congestion
OF trafrir.
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

Don'fwzis for time to heal that erup-
Gon. "oh, h will get well anyhowi"
goa ssyi Perhaps Il viii, and perhaps
h won't Maybe Il viii get ~0,gs In
stead. And fhinkofthe discomfort and
snbanaSsmentiteausesy you even now.
Isn'tk bsaerto get nd offhe trouble
The Washington times., 1917-11-26

by using Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soapl Doctors prescribe the Resinol
treatment constantly, 50 you need not
hesitate TO use Il. RGSfgoI EsKdIH
stops ftehfag hEsfaHfS.
RssinSl ointmens is 90 ne.rly assh-eoIorsd that
ifs use Doesn't atHaet ntisnt0a. Al drugEsts sci.
Rssiaoi oiBtnsnt and Kssiboi Soap.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
MEETING OF EDITORS
IN LAKELAND TODAY

\ number of editors met in Lake
land today on call of President
Wayne Thomas, e the South Florida
Press Association, for the purpose of
considering the matter OF securing
proper rep rts of the legislative SEES
sions for the papers composing the
Association
\ resc luton was adopted by the
editors present endorsing Mr.. An
drew Carter, of the Arcadia Enter
prise, for legislative correspondent,
of the Association. and urging all
the papers which are members to ar
range with Mr., Carter to secure this
service.
The editors present We're: Wayne
Thomas, Plant City Courier; Frank
Kay Anderson Bartcw Courier-In-
formant; NJ J. Lee. Winter Haven
Chief; W. J Fripp, Mulberry Her.
aid, Andrew Carter. Arcadia Enter
prise: also the Lakeland editors
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
REEEARSALS PROGRESSING
IN EXCELLENT STYLE. LAKE
LAND ELKS WILL PRESENT
THE BEST OF MINISTRIES

Under the capable direction OF
Coverner Bwcen. the Elks are grad
rally lining up minstrel that will
hid fair TO pass any performance
the, have as yet presented. A great
many new members taken in the past
wear give larger scope to draw
from and as there is some COED tai
ont amonc them. the public VIII not
only enjoy some new faces but Lake
Iopdites will find ut that there are
,,,nv more actors here than they be
lie-ed There will be a grand hrs'
nor, and three big vaudeville acts
ne show closing with a big dance
creation GOV. Bowen's latest sensa-
tim. Moonlight on the MISSISSIPPI
T,o first part is beautifully staged
ana costumed. In the olio "The Fool
;s,,oss NJ 1917" lively travesty OF
,ba Lakeland city Commissioners
,r;,i nrove one If the funniest act'
,oeu here in a long time. Morgan
Grower will be seen in female I'm
n.rsonation act that will be an eye
,,ener TO theater-goers. G Green i
working hard on one Of his mono
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

OF the government machinery. and
that war is looked upon as most
likely contingency
The new CONGRESSMAN from Flor
ida and his wife We're most cordially
received and were the recipients Ct
many courtesies and kindnesses from
members of the Florida delegation
ana others They have already made
many pleasant acquaintanceships
INCH will make their later stays in
the capital more enjoyable When
starting FIR home they did not eX-
poet to return to Washington so
soon. but Mr.. Drane will be Initial
cd into the business of law-making
carly when he returns t. attend the
extra session which begins April lG.
That he will measure up to every re-
ouirement of the situation his
friends and constituents throughout
his district are entirely confident
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
CONGRESSMAN DRANE
AND Wife HAVE
RETURNED FROM
WASHINGTON

Hen II. j. Drane. accompanied by
Mrs. Drane. returned last night from
Washington. where they have spent
the past four weeks. They wit
messed the stirring scenes incident to
me close of the session of Congress.
the inauguration ceremonies. etc.
and, except for the fact that Mr.
Crane suffered with a cold a part
OF the time. their stay was very
pleasant and full of interest.
Mr.. Drane said that Indignation
was great in Washington at the ac-
tion of the senators whose filibuster-
ing tactics prevented the passage of
the measures to give the President
proper authority He also states
that the situation at the capital is
tense beyond the conception of the
citizens far removed from the center
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
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THE CRISIS"
Screen Play Even Better Than Win
ston ChurchiIl's Book

THE Crisis" commences the third
week of its successful run in the Pitt
Theater tomorrow. II has proved a
great success there because the
drama comes at a psychological mo-
ment when patriotism and loyalty to
ones flag are the principal topics OF
the day.
As a picture. The Crisis will ap-
peal to those who have not only read
Winston Churchill's book. but to the
vast mass of playgoers as well. II
Is a starting. stirring and striking pro
duction in many ways; and what is
more. there is a laugh and tear in al
most every scene. The photography
/ is beautiful, and the locations and
settings have been chosen with great
care and attention to detail. and are
absolutely correct in every instance
Too much cannot be said of the act
ing. and especially of the remarkable
work of Samuel Drane as Abraham
Linco' Ths is a character that l;
like, go down in history.-Pitts
burg Dispatch.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
HORRIBLY BURNED,
HAMP BROWN
LIES IN CRITICAL
CONDITION At
MORRELL HOSPITAL

Horribly burned by fire caused by
ignited gasoline. which was either
thrown on him by mistake. or which
he accidentally overturned on himself
Hamp Brown lies in a critical condi-
ton at the Morrell Hospital. with the
skin amost wholly burned from his
body. and with no hope for his re-
covery.
The frightful accident occurred this
Nest Main street. Brown was work
ing on a car. which was leaking gas
oline. and someone from behind him
carelessly threw lighted cigarette
under the machine. and an explosion
followed. Browns clothing caught
fire. and it is reported that some one
was standing near saw a bucket
which was thought to contain water,
but which was a bucket OF gasoline,
and threw the contents on him. He
ran out the back door living torch
of flame and was trying to reach
Lake Wire. but by the time he
reached the railroad his clothing was
burned from his body and his
strength gave out He sank down on
the tracks. where he was rescued by
Chief Driscoll and other members of
the Fire Department He was rushed
to the Morrell Hospital where every
effort is being made to relieve his aw-
ful sufferings. but there is no hope held
out that he can live but few hours.
The other workmen eat the garage
declare that Brown jumped back
when the explosion occurred and
struck the bucket of gasoline, over
turning it on himself Brown. how
ever. was conscious for some time
after the accident. and he said it
was thrown on him by mistake. Mr..
Perry was at the front of the garage
occurred but that two strangers.
friends of Brown. were standing near
him when the accident occurred, and
it was one of them who threw the
cigarette.
Brown is a young man "A years of
age and has a fine reputation as a
young man of excellent character and
habits. His mother, Mrs. Lucy
Brown. is Frustrated with grief. The
young man was her sole dependence
, the deepest sympathy of the entire
community
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
DAVENPORT DISTRICT SELLS
BONDS AT IS PER CENT

The board of supervisors # the
Davenport Drainage district, with
the assistance of Wilson & Boswell,
Ct Bartcw, their attorneys, have sold
e.; 600 Of their bonds to the Han
chett Bonding CO., Chicago, Ill. The
price realized was % cents on the
dcllar with accrued interest The
money to be paid as soon as a tran
script of the proceedings of the dis-
trict can be furnished. Considerable
drainage work has already been done
IN this district and il will now be
rushed to completion as rapidly as
possible.-Bartow Record,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
NOTICE

Under and by virtue Of final decree u
foreclosure and sale entered by the Honorable
lohn $. Edwards, Judge Of the Circuit Court
IL and for Polk county In Chancery on the
second day ~ March. A. ID 1917. IN certain
cause therein pending wherein William u
Peck Is complainant and Patrick Bannon and
Annie Mary Bannon are defendants, | will of
ter for sale and sell at public cutlery to the
highest and best bidder for cash in front Of
he court house door in the city OF Bartow.
Florida. on Monday the second day Of April.
\ u 1917, a legal sales day. between the
legal hours Of sale on said date. the follow
~ described real estate lying and being in
&c curnty Of Polk and state Of Florida to
wit The southeast quarter Of the southeast
lrarier Use a Of Sc l-4D OF section twenty
even t27l township twenty seven t27) south.
Il range twenty seven (25) east. containing
fnty acres more or less, said sac being made
q realize the moneys mentioned IN said final
leciee together with costs, charges and eN-
penses of sale
KELSEY BLANTON.
6302 Special Master Ia thancery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
i524 AUTOS NOW LICENSED

J. p. Murdough. our tar collector.
has recorded up - date li22 IL
c.nses TO run automobiles in Polk
county and Io2 added to this list
are for hire. making tctal OF loZ4
auto licenses issued. This is record
breaker for this county by several
hundred and with the good roads
Jus; coming in several hundred more
will be added to the list before the
vear IL up.-Bartow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

! IL II Peterson, of Lakeland, is Ill
Be city today, meeting with the
kcksonville members of the program
)mmittee of the Florida Baraca-
lilathea Union, to complete the ar
8ngements for the fifth annual con
ention CT the organization, to be
pa in Lakeland, April 10, II and
3 Mr.. Peterson is enthusiastic about
be coming of this convention to his
3ty, and says Lakeland is ready to
fcelve as many delegates as the
asses will send. 1t was largely
Trough Mr.. Peterson efforts that
p convention was voted to Lake
fhd last year, and he is untiring
/ his efforts to make this the best
|Pnyention yet he'd. Speakers for
he invention are: A. r. Williams
'tneral secretary, North Carolina
Saraca and Philathea Unions; K. {.
feidler general secretary Florida
naday School Association; f. o.
Parle, State Young Mems Christian
ssociation; Miss Mary F. Price
eld worker, Florida Sunday School
Ssociation: DIR. c. T. Alexander
|astcr, First Baptist church, Area
Marcus c. Fag!, superintenc-
NJ Children's Home Society of Flor
la jacksonville; j. G.. Sharon. Tai
hassee: pastors OF the churches q
aAeland. and many Baraca and
1hilatheas in the State.-Jackson
lia Times Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
In Society
Fish Fry

Early Yesterday morning quite a
lew a the tourists. together with
Lakeland friends. motored ont 10
Lake Boney and enjoyed fish fry
% the kindness OF Mr.. F.. NJ. Uuf-
iord and Mr.. lryen Sheets wha wont
early on the lake and caught 20 his
OF hsh which was soon put in order
Tor the fry at the nocn hour which
Nllh many other good things made
a great feast. After dinner was
served. they were ready for fishing
ahf rowing on the lake.
These who had the pleasure of en-
]oying this day and delightful trip
were Mr.. and Mrs Van Buskirk and
sen Daniel. OF Pennsylvania; DR.. and
Mrs. o. James. of Indiana; Mr.
itush. Of Pennsylvania; Mr.. and
Mrs. J w Thompson. of Lakeland.
Mrs. Georgia Evans and Mrs. Sam
Tidwell. of Lakeland: Mrs. Hamer-
stroem, of Illinois: Mr.. and Mrs
Irwin Sheets, Of Ohio; Roy Peterson.
/ OF Nebraska; Ray Weaver. of Nebras-
ka; Frank Cayton, Of Ohio: Mrs. NJ
bailey, Of Nebraska; Mr.. and Mrs
f. NJ Huffcrd Mrs. Ethel Feigu.
son Of Indiana.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
Plant City will have one Of the

Plant City will have one OF the
finest electric lighting plants for
city of its size in the South. is what
Roscoe Nettles, general manager OF
the Tampa Gas Company and the
Plant City Public Utilities Company.
The old electric lighting and ice
plants are being rebuilt, practically
equivaent to the construction of a
new pant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

The enterprising officials of the
Bank of Plant City have secured a
number of pedigreed Duroc-Jersey
male hogs to be placed at points con-
venient to farmers and stock men in
this territory for free service to hog
raisers, the purpose being to improve
the quality of the pork producers
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

fbe First National Bank again
hes forward with statement
bwing deposits above the million
liar mark, as will be seen from the
bort printed elsewhere in this pa
/ This is magnificent showing,
/ speaks volumes both for the
and the ability behind
: bank and for the resources OF
county, indicating the great
psperity of this section despite
les of freezes" and other calami
IS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

FThe T. f. l.. Glass will meet at the
|ual hour at the Baptist church to-
brow morning. All members urged
he present and visitors cordially
kited Monday afternoon at $3.50 a
|siness meeting will be held at the
|me Of Mrs. w. d. Richey, 401 South
|asaschussetts avenue. Cars will be
the church at 3:15 to convey mem
krs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

Holworthy has received
he response to the appeal for
ms to accommodate the delegates
the the knights of Pythias con
lticn next week, but urges many
ers who have any accommodation
offer to register what they have
nee So far 16 rooms have been
ed At least 100 are needed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

Few motorists realize there is any
connection between scored cylinders,
worn bearings and the problem OF
fabrication Lubricate with Harris
oil and notice the difference.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

re decorations continue to go
knd when Lakeland's guests ar
next week they will know we
clad to see them. They will
IL they've struck some town, too
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

telegram sent by Capt. Steitz
h san Antonio, Texas. last night,
he editor of the Telegram says:
rst section, consisting of head
rters companies A, b, { and l.,
Laredo at 12:l0; arrived at San
ohio at 8 p. m. Expect to reach
ksonyille next Tuesday. Every
! well. Balance of regiment
in. in two sections.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

lsgnes and he says if the board +
censorship will allow it, he is goine
To give a real Hawaiian iloola liGpla
dance. Don't forget the date-FRl-
LAY, MARCH 10TH.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
CARD OF THANKS

My children and self wish to en-
press our deep appreciation of the
sympathies and kindness of our
neighbors, friends, and members OF
the fraternities extended to us In
the loss of our father and husband
MRS. CARA l.. CORSER
AND CHILDREN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

= r. w. Gill returned home
night after being at the bedside
Tor sister, Mrs. j. T. Young, of
ma who is dangerously i'll with
4 poisoning. Mrs. Gill will re-
again to Tampa this afternoon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

Aere will be an important meet
|of the Rebeccas at the Odd Eel
Hall Monday night. The State
lmander will be present and a full
naance is desired.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

LOST-Brooch with small diamond
in center. Had safety clutch. Lost
between Postofiice and Lake Nor
ton. Reward if returned to Tele-
gram Office. $3.50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
CURRENT EVENT

see me every week, all the latest
news in pictures. on our windows.
THE FAMOUS DEPARTMENT
STORE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
LAKELAND
LACONICS

and Mrs. Ace Webster, OF
coma. Iowa. are in the city for a
.tav. Mr.. Webster is pleased
Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10

n ELSEY BLANTON.
Special Master Ia thancery
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-17
CUB. LOWDEN STAWIA
KWESTYE MA OSTRZU
NOzA.

Wobec tego, re wiaSciciele ko-
PALM wegla zastawiaja sic Ottawa
przekroczenia ustawy federalneJ,
jeieli vienna udziai w przesiu-
chach pred sedzia Carterem i wo
bee tego, re sekretarz federalneJ
komisyi handlowej usilowai ma
kloniG gubernatora Lowdena do
wstrzymania przesiuchow, guber-
nator wczoraj postawii sprawe ma
ostrzu noza i wyslai telegram do
federalnej komisyi handlowej we
Waszyngtonie, zadajac cd niej
wyraznego i stanowczego wyjaS-
nienia stanowiska tejze komisyi
wobec akcyi wiadz Stanu Illinois
W sprawie cen i produkcyi wegla.
Gubernator W telegramie tym
wskazuje, re wlaSciciele kopalni
powoluja sic ma opozycye komi-'
syi przeciw akcyi Stanu Illinois
chociaz komisya nigdy swego sta
nowiska ME wyraziia. Gubernator
podkresla, re szczerosc i otwar-
tosc re strony komisyi jeszcze ko-
nieczna. Jezeli komisya sadzi, re
akcya Stanu Illinois sprzecza sic
z ustawa LeVera, ma mocy ktorej
komisya federalna ma dziaiac, ME
ma sic z tenn ukryc. Obowiazkiem
jej jest fakt ten mt zakomuniko-
wac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-17
INNE WYDARZENIA w SY-
TUACYI

- Dotychczas ultimatum F.
F%aringtona, prezeSa uni g6rni--
kow W Illinois, do strajkujacych
gornikow, azeby wrocili do pra-
cy, a w przeciwnym razie beda z
uni w~ykresleni, skutku ME przy-
nioslo. Sytuacya nawet sic pogof-
szyla, gdyz siedm kopalni dodat.
kowo zostalo zamknietych. Wsku
tex strajku produkcya wegla 70
stala zmniejszona o 80 procent.
IS kopalni jest bezczynnych. Jes.
jednak nadzieja, re ultimatum po
skutkuje i re strawberry wroca
do piracy W poniedzialek.
- Wskutek strajku zabraklo
wegla w Alton, ILL.,, ktore wysfa,
10 telegram do CUB. Lowdena, do
roszac mu, re 16 fabryk zostaio
zamknietych. Gubernator odpo-.
wiedzia}, re bedzie sic staral ma
tychmiast brakowi zaradzic.
! - J. Lumaghi, sekretarz
skarbnik firmy weglowej, zeznai,
re obecnie kompanie weglowe
musza sciagnac co sic da, azeby
wyrownac przeszle lata chude i
przygotowac sic ma przyszioSc.
w. Kavanaugh, prezes Sou
thern Coal Mining Co., wyrazi1
sic, re zyski W sumie $1,000, 900
ma kapitale, wynoszacym $1,OOO,-
600, So sprawiedliwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-17
PAPIEz zADA WoLNEJ, ZJEDNoczONEJ PoLsKI.

RZYM, IT, SIERPNIA. P6}oficyany organ Watykanu
,,Curriere d Italia" pisze: - ,,Papeskie propozycye pokojowe sta
nowia prawdziwa rrestauracye" W mysl ostatnej mowy Lloyd
Georgia tworza pokoj, jak zostaf on okreSlony przez prezydenta
Wilsona, oznaczajac pokoj bez aneksacyi odszkodowan, jak jest
on popierany W innych pahstwach. Dalej dodaje dziennik, re pro-
pozycye OLGA sw. wcale ME maja ma mysli powrotu do status quo
ante bellum naja ma mysi odbudowe ,starodawnego krolestwa
Polski' w granicach przedrozbiorowych.
Nastepnie komentowana jest nota papieska W ten sposob, il
domaga sic ona autonomii ola Armenii zwrotu Alzacyi Lotaryn-
gil, oraz Tryestu Trentino tym narodom, do ks5rych prowincye
tie W nysl sprawiediwosci powinny nalezec.
w kohcu stawia ,Correre d'Italia" %nastepujace %zapytanie:
,,Czy jest mozliwa rzecza, ably mocarstwa centralne zgodziiy
sig ma pokoj, wymagajacy cd mich takich ofiar zadajacy przesyla-
bizowania stowa ,restauracya" W ten sposob, jak to powiedzia'
Lloyd George?"
-. ,Giornale dItaia" powiada, re obecnie mocarstwa centralnc
beda zmuszone sformu1owac swoje warunki pokou, ktore nastep-
ME Ojciec sw. zakomunikuje A1iantom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-17

Cub. Lowden znow oswiadczyi
stanowczo, re albo wlaSciciele ko
PALM poddadza sic pod kontrole
stanowa, albo nastapi niechybna
konfiskacya ich kopalni.
Perfidya wiascicieli kopalni bu-
dzi powszechne oburzenie. SEE
rzy sic przekonanie, re weglarze
maca sytuacye. Jednym dowodem
tego jest ich kampania ogioszenio
wa W dziennej prasie, W ktorej W
olbrzymich ogtoszeniach podno-
sza najrozmaitsze kwestye, pred
stawiaja sic jake kierowani spra-
wiedliwoScia i patryotyzmem,
wskazuja ma to, re zawsze z VIA
dzami federalnemi wspo4pracowa
ii, lecz omijaja kwestye glowna,
a to jest: dlaczego Cd roku zesz
lego ceny wegla W Illinois posz}y
W gore dosiownie o dwakroc
trzykroc, t.. j. 200 i 800 procent
a rok temu juz by}y uwaza-
ne jake wygorowane, gdyz byfy
juz wyzsze anizeli pred wojna E.
uropejska.
Drugim dowodem, re maca sy-
tuacye, jest trzymanie W tajemni
cy sledztwa federalnego, ktore
rozpoczeto wkrotce pc postano-
wieniu wladz stanowych, IL ME
zawahaja sic pred konfiskacy9, je
ze1i TAXA okaze sic konieczna.
Trzecim dowodem, re maca sy
tuacye, jest ich argument, re Ego
sic ME NIGGA ma regulacye
cen przez dyrektora, gdyz wiadze
federalne NIGGA ich oskarzyc o
monopolistyczny udzia} W ozna-
czaniu cen, co jest zakazane nova
ustaw federalna Levera o kontrol'
zywnoSci i opalu. Jest to nalwl-
doczniejszy wykret.
Sedzia Carter Gzis p~rzes}uchy
rozpoczyna wed}ug zy-
czen guber. Lowdena, kt6r.y do
dal, re gdy sedzia Carter ceny nlz
SEE ustanowi, spodziewac sic be-
die cd w~iaScicieli kopalni, re &C.
ny tie w zycie wprowadz2.
Adwokaci wlaScicieli kopolni
daremnie starali sic naklonic gu
bernatora do odlozenia przeslu-
chow do czasu, gdy akcya federal
ma bedzie wdrozona.
Nawet re strony federalnej ko-
misyi handlowej, a raczej re
5trony sekretarza tejze, L. L..
Brackena, usilowano gubernato--
ra nakionic do od}ozenia przeslu-
Bracken prosi} g~ubernato-
ra, azeby celem unikniecia kon-
fliktu W sytuacyi weglowej wy
sic wszystkiego, CODY sy-
tuacye wiecej skomplikowa}o.
Gubernator odpowiedzial, re mic
ME uczyni, CODY sytuacye wiecej
skomplikowalo i polecil sedziemu
Carterowi przesluchy rozpoczac
Gubernator postanowi} ME przyJ-
instrukcyi Cd zadnych Sc
kretarzy.
Nalezy zaznaczyc, re federalna
komisya handlowa jeszcze ME O.
trzymaia oficyalnego autorytetu
do wdrozenia akcyi celem regula-
cyl cen wegla.