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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
IRON AND STEEL
Continued From. First Page)

Tho steel prices are fixed with hh$es
at Pittsburgh and Chicago.
Iron Orc prices ar" based at lower
lake ports. and coke 1T tonnellsrille.
Should changed conditions justify Il
revision during tho next three months
now prices will lie set by President
Wilson HI the beginning or the n"w
year.
While tn" prices are set today ny
agreement with the steel men. the
President under tho food control bill.
il given authority arbitrarily to i7"l
such prices should the steel mon show
any inclination to halk.
The steel men agreed not only to the
prices set by the President but in ad-
uition
That wages shall continue at present
standards.
That the prices shall apply to the AL
lies and the public ms we'll "a the Gov
ernmcnt.
That every effort shall be made TO in
crease production.
The following were the prices an
nounced:
Iron ore, basis, lower lake ports;
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MIS-. Sarah (Andungero Cummings.

Mrs. Sarah (Andlinger) Cummings,
AGED 35. wife OF. John w. Cummings. OF
tho Eighth ward engine house. and, one
of the most widely known and highly
esteemed women OF South Wheeling,
passed away suddenly ut 10:45 o'clock
yesterday morning IN the family home,
%70T jacob street.
Mrs. Cummings was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Andlingcr. She
was born in this city on May 10. 1882
She leaves besides her husband and par
cats.. two daughters, Anita. aged
years. and nm infant. She "a also sur
vived by three sisters and three broth.
crs: Mrs. Edward Reinl1e. Mrs. Fred
Hctfmetstor and Mrs. Herman He'll:
Charles. Arthur and Joseph AndlinEer,
IT.. all OF this city. Funeral arrange
rnents will be completed today.
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PROVOST GUARD IS
NOW ON DUTY AT
:. Lee CANT0NMENT

CAMP LEE. Va. Sept. c+.-Fundreds
Of visitors arrived 1T camp Lee 70 see
the West Virginia and pennsylvania
men arrive for III" National Army. over
900 arrived hefnr. daylight today.
This morning Mai Ably. of the Forty
seventh Infantry. at the head or Ion
men, marched into Petersburg and TOOK
up their headquarters At the police sta"
ton. The men compose III" provost
guard. the first IL h. established IN the
history of the camp.
The provost guard will work in con-
junction with tn" police department. as
sisting patroillns the streets and par
ticularly to SEQ that all army regulations
are observed by the m"n from the camp
while in tn, town. assist in regulating
traffic and b" useful in any other capac-
fly which may arise.
Last night musical concerts and
church services occupied the spare time
Of the mon in training. The only un-
usual incident WAS the receiving OF two
men who were, passed by the local draft
/bcSrds one OF whom had only one arm
and another had lost four fingers. Both
men were returned 10 their respective
homes. Norfolk. Va. sent Chinese
among its recruits.
All OF West Nirginia's 40 p"r cent are
expected 10 b. in camp by Wednesday
morning.
"a All the newcomers are being subject
ed to a physical examination and their
histories ar: being taken.
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Coke basis. Cunnellsvllle prices agreed
upon Sc per ton; recent price SIS, Teduc-
tion $40; per cent reduction SIS.
Fig iron price agreed upon. 500, recent
prize" $jS gross ton: reduction s25; re-
duction per cent. 1871.
steel hnrs. basis. Pittsburgh and Chi
cagn: price agreed upon $3.50 hundred
weight; recent price. $3.50 hundred
weight; reduction $3.50: reduction per
sent As.
Shapes. basis. Pittsburgh and Chi
cago. price agreed upon So hundred
weight; recent price. Sc hundrcdwctght:
reduction SO; reduction per cent. 80.
Plates. la sis. Pittsburgh and Chicago.
price agreed upon S3.25 huudredwclEht;
recent. price Sll hundrcdwcight; rcduc-
tion. sT.'5; reduction per cent. 70.5.
Official Ammo .ncement.
The official announcement said: TT
was stipulated first, that there should
Do no reduction in the present rate of
wages; second. that the prices above
named should he made to the public
and to the allies. as we'll as TO the Gov
erumcnt: and third. that the steel men
pledge themselves % exert every effort
necessary Ia keep up the production to
the maximum of the past. so long as
the wnr lasts.
measures will be taken by the war
industries board for placing orders and
supervising the output of the steel mills
in such manner AZ 20 facilitate and ex-
pedintc the requirements OF the Govern
mint and it's allies FOR war purposes, and
to supply the needs nf the public &C.
cordinC TO their phi "" Importance and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
ALLEGED DESERTER
IS ARRESTED HERE
Authorities Pick Up Man who IL Said
to Haps Deserted While Looking
For Another

City and county officers all over the
country are working in conjunction with
government officials in rounding up de-
sertcrs. and last night while Deputy
Sheriff T. E Rice and Town Marshal
Pool. Of Warwood. were looking for one
deserter. they ran across anotner.
This happening resulted In the ares:
Of Hugh Mccormick who Is supposed
to have run away from the United States
battlcship. Columbia. He Is being held
In the county jail until the U. S. au-
thorit!es can b. communicated with.
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julius G., Goodrich.

Julius G.. Goodrich. a prominent lum-
herman and the husband Of Mrs. Eliza
beth "Libbie" (Rcidj Goodrich-shc be-
ing former resident Of this city-died
in the family homo In Chicago. Sunday
evening, following an illness Of two
years OF Rright's disease. Mrs. Good
rich is sister Of Mrs. Kate Evans Of
Wheeling Island. Funeral services and
interment will be In Chicago. Mr.. Good
rich Is survived by his VITO and one
daughter. Miss Helen Goodrich. tnstruc-
tor In designing at the University Of
Chicago
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|. ". ". MEN
CONTINUED From First FaTs.)

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. al.
E. Virgins. alleged head OF the
Working Class Union, an anti
draft organization that caused
much trouble in Oklahoma. and
who has been In the city Jail here
since last Thursday, is charged
with series OF crimes in dis
patches received by federal OFF,
cials here today. It Is alleged that
he dynamited the water and
sewer mains at Henryetta. Okla
homa. last spring, and later set
fire to a school house near Henry
eta, and that he armed negroes
and others near Dewar and Kusa.
Oklahoma, and urged them to OBJ
atruct the draft law.
Virgins was a waiter sixteen
days at the cantonment at Camp
Lewis, American Lake, Washing
ton, and his conduct while SO en-
ployed Is being investigated.
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Col I. 2. Millikeu.

HOLIIDAYSBtRG. IA Sept. 70
Colonel James +. Milliken, former
commander "f the Fifth regiment or the
PENNSYLVANIA National Guard ana
former district attorney of Blair county.
died in New York today. aged 90 years
according to word received here. COL
NIIikrn WIS also Il theatrical manager
and author of several hooks on travels
III Egypt aud the Orient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25

INDIANAPOL1s. Ind. Sept. 24.-The
trial OF Dan Shay former manager Of
the Milwaukee american Association
Baseball club. charged with the murder
Of Clarence Buell.. negro waiter. was
postponed today Until October 2. II
was to have commenced here today. Ill
ness Of an attorney In the case caused
the delay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
Excellent Laxative
For Elderly People

IL ws BASS the priIa Of HE the
various organs Of tn body have
o tendency to wSA4ei, especially
the bowels. Regularly In thi.
important function - 70 essential
TO rood health that old FOLKS
should be very careful TO avoid
constipation. 4 conA6t1on OF
stomach waste IN the boFsls ocoa-
gtonS dizziness, hsadAeh; drowst-
ness after eating, htapuSnsSs,
belching, bloat, piles, 10, and
should be corrected tumjdAtsly;
It II tho direct Cause OF Such ~
xtoag disease.
The most effective forndy for
constipation II o combinAton Of
si1nple laxative herbs wtthyspGin
sold in drug stores undr the
name Of DR.. caldwell's 9y10 Pep
sin. It costs only MY cots Z
bottle, - mild In Its action, does
not grippe or strain, and brtnA r.
Lief quickly In An easy, AAural
manner. Oct . bottle Of Il com
your druGHist and keep IL 11tho
house; It n the ideal family n.
ody. 4 trial bottle can b: -.
tanned frs Of charge by WHY
TO DR.. ". =. Caldwell, &6e WA&
tnSton 0t., 1GoAtaosnos Hl1eas.
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Funeral For clarc-se Rose Today.

Funeral services for Clarence r.
Rose, young man who died in the North
Wheeling hospital. Thursday. will be
held this afternoon at ESQ o'clock In
the homo Of his grandparents. MIR. and
Mrs. William R. Myrtle OF 1876 Alley
Fourteen. The Rev. Fl. o. Teagraden "f
the Dallas Methodist Episcopal church.
will offciatc. Burial will be In. Peninsu-
Ia Relatives from the west have ar
rived for the funeral, including the par
ents of Mr.. Rose.
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rAvoRABLY REPORTED

WASHINGTON. Sept. o4.-The ad-
ministration bill to permit foreign ships
to engage in American coastwise trade
ae n war measure was favorahly report
I'd today by the House Merchant Marine
Committee with restrictions to protect
the home industry and exclude Alaska
from it's provisions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25

This morning At $50 O'clock funreal
services will be hold for Mrs. Elizabeth
Loecher. aged 70. wife Of the late Peter
Loecher, in the family home. Ills Mar
ket street, where her death occurred
Saturday. Requiem high mass will be
celebrated in st. Alphonsus church at 9
o'clock. with iuterment in Mt. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
Funeral Of Miss sobe1leuberp

Yesterday afternoon the funeral Of
Miss Emma Bertha Schellenbcrg. aged
30. who passed away Friday. in the
family home. 1905 WetZel street was
held The Rev. 5. II. Matzkc of st. Ste
phcn's German Reformed church. was
In charge. Burial was in Mt. Zion.
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sh.pherd Funeral wednssdav.

Funeral services VIII DO conducted
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock ut
tho family home IN Sherrard. for Mrs.
Ellen Shepherd. widow of the late Isaac
Shepherd Entombment will be in the
Mausoleum At Greenwood The death
occurred Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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c. Armstrong. principal of East Liberty
academy here. died nj his home mere
today after n short Illness. Or. Arm
strong WAS well known in lcnnSylFanlA
educational circles ami was considered
ON" "r the leading school men OF
Allegheny county.
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Mrs. Agnes (Krebs) Osborne.

Funeral services will BIC held this az
ternoon for tho late Mrs. Agnes (krebs)
Osborne. wife OF Furman Osborne. Of
GAINESVILLE. o.. who passed away early
Sunday morning. at the home Of her
parents al Benwood. Rev. G. d. Samp-
son. pastor of the Benwood NJ. L. church,
will officiatc. 1nterment will follow
in McMechcn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25

CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-Albcrt GallaIiiI
Wheeler. capitalist and traction expert
died at his residence hcro today, aged
6% years. He had been in i'll health t"E
solne time.
Mr.. Wheeler was active In tho con-
struction of the New York suhways. He
came 70 Chicago with the slogan, Carry
freight underground: leave the streets
TO the people" lie formed the Illinois
Tunnel company. which constructed
many miles Of tunnel under the business
section Of this city. 1t Is used solely
for the hauling NJ freight.
lie built marble mansion on the
Lake Shore at the height of his afflu-
enCe and 1t became one If the sights Of
the city. He sold it y"nr or more ago.
He was heavily interested in nu auto
matte telephone company which failed
here.
DR.. J. q. Armstrong.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept 94.-Dr. JAS
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Miss Varc--Why. Desmond. did you
go 20 tho dirinr-room before you
greeted the hostess"
Mr.. DcsmnGd --W.ll. the hostess will
keen. hut the refreshments seemed tn
be getting aw:ty.--l't;,rson'S keeklY.
London.
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The funeral for Thomas Durkin. aged
So. who died Saturday OF pneumonia. was
held yesterday morning in the Palace
chapel. followed with requiem high mass
in St. Joseph's cathedral and interment
in Mt. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
Coke Rates SO o Ton.

price agreed upon s5.h5 gross ton;
recent price s5.05 gros ton.
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DR.. J. q. Armstrong.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 94.-Dr JAS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27
COURT HOUSE NEWS

Alleging in her cross complaint a
gainst the suit for divorce brought
against her by her husband Sebastian
Engelhardt that he is possessed of a
violent temper and beat and abused
her, Anna Engelhardt asks that she
be granted her freedom from him. She
denies the allegations made in his com
plant and asserts he called her vile
names, etc She denies that he is a
fit and proper person to have charge of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27

Starry Night (from Faust ..... Gounod
Miss Minnetta Magers, directors; Miss
leona Wiedmer, accompanist.
DR.. and Mrs, Ray Pomeroy of Port
land are visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Pomeroy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27

Barley, feed S3S
Hogs, best live $Il@l1.10
Prime steers $3.50
Fancy cows $3.50
Calves $sCd $50
Spring lambs $l2@12.25
Butter, cityeereamery 42c
Eggs, selected local ex. 32M34e
Hens l6dlse
Broilers 20c
Geese ia BE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27
SaLen1's Only
Strictly Cash Store

Located l67 North Commercial Street. the former location The TOggey
This store will be with the very % expense and will keep no books
all shoes sold for cash. and with the large buying power the owners this
store the prices will BE- the lowest any the Pacific coast outside of
the stores owned by the same management
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27

the minor children. She asserts that he
has not the possession of Eva EngeI-
hardt, who she says is under the control
of Eva Shafter at Mt. Angel.
In her cross complaint she states they
were married in Villages, Hungary, Eu-
rope, in 1898 and that eight children
haze been born to them. She asks that
the property rights be adjudicated.
On the ground Of desertion, Harriet
Il. Myers filed this morning a com
plant for divorce against Verne NJ.
Myers. 1t is stated In the complaint
that they were married at st. Paul, Min
nesota, in 1903, and that ON September
23, 1914, the defendant deserted her.
Three children were born to them
Arthur v, Marilou E., and Lanior G.
No property interests are involved.
Weddinp Invitations announcouoap4a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27
THE MARKETS
< X X : X \ X < X ( X X ( X !

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, and
not what is paid to the producer
All other prices are those paid the
ptoducer, Corrections are made
daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Or, Jan. 81.
Wheat. club $l.52
Red Russian $3.50
Bluestem $1.56
Fortyfold $l.53
Oats, No. I white feed $3.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27

Eggs seem to be rather weak as the
average price today is 2S cents cash
and 80 cents trade and the market for
the next few days viii probably de-
pend much on the weather.
Cabbage is higher, lettuce lower and
onions are climbing up to the six cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27

Wedding invitations, announcements,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
UWAGA DZlELNICA
TOWN OF LAKE,!

Ma obywatelskiem posiedzeniu,
odbytem dnia 30go wrzesnia Dr.,
w sail i'm. Jul. Slowackicgo, W
sprawie urzadzenia wielkiej Mani
fcstacyi Z okazyi setnej rocznicy
Kosciuszkowskiej, oraz poSwiece,
mia i wreczenia sztandaru, Ola
rowanego przez nasze Polk ola
Igo puiku polskiego we Francyi,
"a poparciem miejscowych Wiel,
Ksiezy proboszczow, by}y repre-
zentowane wszystkie parafic W
dzielnicy Town OF Lake, a L Or
ganizacyi reprezentowane by}y:
L. n. p, wv. MI. Pol. ma ziemi
Waszyngtona, Wv. Polek, Sokoli,
Macierz Polska i Dywizye Wojsk
Polskich. .
Ma posiedzeniu tenn jednoglos-
ME uchwalono, by zwo}ac posie-
dzenie pc 7miu representative z
kazdej parafii i wszystkich orga-
nizacyi polskich meskich i ZEN
skich, ma piatek dnia 5go pazdzier-
nika rb., o godz. S-mej wieczorem
do sail i'm. Jul. Siowackiego W
celu wybrania lokalnego komitetu
/ marszalkow manifestacyi, ktora
sic odbedzie dnia Ago BIN.
Obywatele i Obywatelki!
Zaszczyt, jaki przypadi w IL
dziale n~aszej dzielnicy, by urza-
die to wielkie Swieto w tax waz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03

NEUTRALNYCH.

Londyn, 3. pazdziernika. -
Rad angielski oglaSza embargo,
ii. zakaz wywozu wszelkich ar
tykui6w do KRAKOW ncutralnych,
Szwccyi, Norwegii, Danii i Ho-
landyi, jeSli mic dazq one Z w>a|s-
c~iciela osobq - jake jego paku--
mex prywatny embargo to cape
wne ciezko dotknie neutralnych,
lccz konieczne jest Z tego wzgle-
du. il ncutralni Ct Z Niemcami.
nieustanne utrzymujq stosunki
handlowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam Szan.
delegatow i delegatki, re poeiedze
ME Wydzia1u Obchodow Narodo-
wych odbedzie sic W srode, dnia
3go BIN. w hall obyw. FIR: Skar--
pihskiego, .r6g 22-ej i Albany av.,
0 godz. 8-mej wieczorem. kazdy
delegat i delegatka obowiazkowo
winni sic stawic ma to posiedze-
ME, gdyz many wiele waznych
spraw do zalatwienia Ma porzad-
ku dziennym bedzie wybor komi-
tetu do obsiugi ma majacym sic
odbyc obchodzie s~etnej rocznicy
zgonu Tadeusza Kosciuszki w ha-
Ii wyzszej szko}y p. n. Carter H.
Harrison Technical High School;
przeto upraszam Szan. delegatow
i delegatki o punktualne stawienie
sig, w oznaczonym miejscu i CA
sic.
Z szacunkiem,
FIR. Skorupa, sekretarz,
2729 w. 23ci place.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
Wykiad y literatury pol
skiej ma Uniwersytecie
Columbia.

Otrzymujemy Z NoWcgo Iorku
nastepujacy komunikat:
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Ia poSrednictwem poczytnego
pisma Szanownych Panow pragne
podac do wiadomoSci ogolu pol
skicgo, re poczawszy cd dnia %
wrzcSnia biezacego roku, odby--
wac sic bed2 W Uniwcrsytecie
Columbia w New Yorku wykiady
L~iteratury polskiej i jezyka pol
skiego W piatki i soboty cd godzi-
ny 4tej popoludniu do 6 popolud-
niu. Wyklady prowadzic bedzie
nizej p%odpisany.
Zainteresowani wykiadami re-
chca sic zwrocic do Sekretaryatu
Uniwersytetu Columbia, Broad
way i 116 Utica, New York, City.
Upraszam wszystkie pisma pol
skie O powt6rzenie tel wiadomo-
sci.
T. K StraszeWicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
on w klinikach ma probe, wykazato
i zrobiio kobiety O lata mfodsze.

nadzwyczajne ~oslabienie W pewnych
okresach- czasu. kobiety p~otrzebuja o
wiele wiecej aelaza cd me1czyzn ola
pokrycia odniesionych STRAIT.
Zelazo jest niezbednem ola krwi ce'
lem przemiany WaSzych pokarmow na
zywotne soki. Be- niego, bez wzgledu
co jecie i wiele jecie, pokarm pref
die przez organizm ME ~przyczynia-
jsc sic niczem ola waszego ciala. Me
zyskacie silly 2 niego, ale owszem, W
n~astepstwie tego bedziecie slabi, bla-
dzi, o chorobliwym wygladzie, W zu-
peinoSci jak roSlina, kt6ra pr6buje
wyrastaC ma gruncie niezawierajacym
zelaza. Gdy ME iestescie naleaycie
zdrowi. jeste&cie siabi, zrobcie haste
pujaca probe: Przekonajcie sic, jak
diugo mozecie %pracowaG, Tub jak dlu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-03
v QjNY !!
INNE TELEGRAMY.
CO SIZE DZIEJE w ROSYI?
pio+roor6d g Dazdziernika. -

Piotrogrod, 8. pazdziernika. -
Awantury rewolucyjne w Turkie-
~stanie, gdzie gorsze zywio}y VOL
ska wzieiy gore - wywolaly sill
na akcye re strony rzqdu: zamla-
nowano Eazanskiego gubernato--
ra, Korowniczenke - gubernato-
rem Turkiestanu i dano mu dose
wojsk ma stiumicnic rebelii, ktora
rozszcrzyIa sig dose szybko: c.
belianci pojmaii i pobili micjsca-
wego g~ubernatora, gen. Czerkie-
sa, zajeli cytadele i zamianowali
komitet enthusiastically, rezydu-
lacy W Taszkiencie, stolicy Tur-
kiestanu. Prowincya ia w Azyi
Srodkowej - ia wschod cd Mo-
RIA Kaspijskiego me- przestrzeni
42O,C eco mil XIV. a ludnosci okolo
szeSc i pol miliona; powierzchnia
jej jest ~przewaznie stepcm, lud-
nose bardzo dzika jcszczc i zuPcl-
mic pierwotna.
- Rad zamianowa} komisye
do przygotowania wybor0w do
konstytuanty przygotowanla. sic
czynia zarazem do sformowania
gabinetu ministeryalnego w du--
chu koalicyjnym, II. PREY udziele
reprezentacyi wszystkich glow
nych partyi; jest nadzieja, IL pro-
iekt ten uzyska poparcie trwaja-
cego wciaz jeszcze kongresu de-
mokratycznego Rosy, ktory INA
czny bardzo ma wplyw w sytua-
Cyl dzisiejszej Rosyi. Kierenskij
zdaje sic - opanowaf trudnosci,
jake sic pred MIN pietrzyiy l
lest wszelka nadzieja, &c sytua--
eva ma tendencye do w~iekSzego
1adu i spokoju, niz dotad bywa}o.
ZAUSTRYI.
Amsterdam, 8. p~adziernika. -
Ces. Karol bawil ostatnio ma wlo-
skim froncie bojowym. Wiedeh-
ski dziennik ,Zeil', kt6ry redagu-
je radca MGnl, przyjaciel osobi-
sly ministra austryackich spraw
zagranicznych, .dra zeydlera, w
jednym z giownych artykuiow
wyrazii sic, IL Austrya valley "a
siebie i swoich, ME "a Niemcy -
nj ola Mich o Belgie i Kurlandye...
(Dost znamienne! Przyp. Red.
D. C.)