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Evening journal., 1917-08-11
illinois Wins FIGHT
FOR Lower Coal PRICE
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. n-lllinois. today
was assured OF an adequate supply ci
coal at reasonable prices
This was Governor l-owden's announce
ment as he emerged nearly an ah-nlght
session with Illinois coal operators. lie
had worked single-handed TO obtain the
signatures of the operators commi.,ee
to a contract binding them 60 reserve
sufficient coal for the State at prices u
be fixed by Chief Justice Carter. Of the
Supreme Court. named by the governor
as "coal director"
The agreement is effective until
March 81. 1918.
Federal control Of coal prices will rot
affect tho Illinois arrangement except
that in no case are Illinois prices 20 be
higher than the maximum national
price.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
IN WFMORIAM

In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. Mary r. Jones. % Bigo
Moor. Del. who departed this life Au-
gust II. 1915, while on her vacation
near Milford. Del We are sorry TO
say she Is gone forever. leaving us
here to mourn until We are called %
follow her and are laid in our graves
to sleep. Since she could no longer
stay 10 cheer us with her love, We hope
70 meet her again in that bright world
above. Written by her daughter-in-
law, L. II. jones'
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
U. S. REQUISITIONS Ships
that FLY AMERICAN FLAG
Bv Ille United Prsss.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ll.-America's
great shipping work is taking on vast
proportions. Two steps were taken today
by .he shipping boards TO insure more
vessels for military purposes and great
er tonnage with which TO supply the
allied demands fer supplies
Reauisition OF ships flying the Ameri-
can flag has begun. Tho seven vessels
taken over will be used to ship building
materials and other necessaries for
American camps in Europe.
The shipping board approved contracts
for construction OF many new wooden
and steel ships.
simultaneously it was learned a plan
Of cooperation with allied ship concerns
has been completed whereby cheaper
freight rates on supplies % the allies
viii be possible. Seen il will be unnec.
sary 20 depend upon neutral ships foi
any Of this work
The shipping board already feels .he
need of moro money for its vast plans
Admiral Capps is preparing estimates To
present to Congress at this session. lfo
will ask upwards Of S50OOOOOOQ addi'
tional.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
WASHINGTON MAY Send
MISSION TO Brazil
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Aug 11-Anti.
German developments in South Amer
ica are looked for in official circles
here.
The administration has under con-
sideration the appointment OF a spe-
cial mission TO Brazil to promote the
community of sentiment between
Brazil and America respecting this
countrys war aims. u Is though
here that Brazil Is considering the
advisabili,y OF declaring a state OF
war with Germany.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
School

4th and West Sts., Wilmington. Del.
Delaware's Leading Preparatory School.
Thorough training in English,
French, German. Spanish Latin,
Greek. Mathematics. Science. Courses
OF study fitting for leading col
ieges and universities. In last
10 years 10 graduates and % special
students OF Friends School. Offering
approximately 1000 entrance sub
iects, have entered various leading
colleges without single rejection
and with less than per cent. OF con-
ditions in subjects offered for en-
trance.
Primary. Grammar School and High
School Departments.
New illustrated catalog on request
yall session opens Sept. II. 1917
HerSchel A. Norris, A. NJ.
Principal
D. & A. Phone 2150-w
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
No PASSPORTS TO sTOCKHOLM.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Secrel
tary OF State Lansing today announce
ed that no passports will be issued
for Americans desiring to attend the
Stockholm Socialist conference.
The state Department looks viii
disfavor upon the conference and tn
possibility Of its spreading peac
germs In the countries participating
Evening journal., 1917-08-11

should not hgn1
for her countryt
declared Gertrude
Atherton. Amcri|
cas- fore m osf
" o m an novelist
when ] asked hel
what she though
OF the nocking o.
Russian women {,
the cOlors.
Women havl
now proved them
selves PHYSICAL.
as strong as mel
by doing a mar
work In the mun'
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
AGAIN SMASH SUFFRAGE BANNERS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Two more
attempts OF Nomen's Party pickets to
faunt banner addressed 70 Kaiser
Wilson before the White House met
with disastrous results today.
No sooner j. a crowd of government
employees tor- 'wn the first one, car
ried by E,r ih Stuyvesant New
York. than Mrs. Madeline Watson,
ubir1go. and Miss Lucy Burns march
cd ont with another.
This tso was ripped away after a
lively scufie between the crowd loader.
and Miss Burns whose hair and apparel
we've badly musscd.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
OSBORNE

Pacific and Arkansas Avenues.
Elevator, hot and cold running water IN
rooms. Private baths Excellent table.
Bathing from house. Si5O 20 $500 daily.
50 20 $40 weekly. Cap 500 Orchestra Gar
age. Booklet Meekley s Fetter
Evening journal., 1917-08-11

Get a competent woman TO help YOU
with the cleaning, and the way TO get
her is TO ask Tor her services through
a little Want Ad.-Adv,
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
Summer Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY
NETHERLANDS

New York Ave. so Yards from Boardwalk.
Overlooking lawn and ocean; capacity 400;
rooms have hot and cold running watsr.
$40 90 $50 WEEKLY; 81 no 81 DAILY.
SPECIAL FREE FEATURES
BATHING ALLOWED FROM HOTEL.
LAWN TENNIS COURT DANCE FLOOR.
Booklet-points of interest In Atlantic City.
AUGUST RUHWADEL Prop.
Evening journal., 1917-08-11
MRS. ATHERTON
SAYS
~WOMEN PROVE SELVES
STRONG AS MENi"

stan Special.
BY DAH N. GIBSON.
NEW YORK. Aug. IL Cortainly|
there Is no valid reason why womar'
Evening journal., 1917-08-11

women!
Association
their They'll be
a
pants OF
morning will be by the coors unless they're color blind Women pants
red
think inside the aud
cepon balls shopping and calling the
gners
What left the started with the
be
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New blouses

Two distinctly new notes in blouses. One in
dorsng the new high collar and jabot, the other
supporting a charming collarless vogue. All IN
all, the new blouses present wealth OF novelty.
One might even advance the thought that blouse
fashions are confusingly varied. From the frll-
lest of frills they grow gradually palmer until
they reach point which demands that they be
described as rich plain tailored effects. There
are fully three hundred new and beautiful styles
for the fashionable woman to admire here now.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New millinery

Of the millinery many jolly things might be said.
Fashion is indeed tolerant in debating millinery STYLES She
practically says Wear the style which becomes you most
SO it behooves the followers of fashion to choose hat which
becomes hemlarge SMALL plain fancy military in
fuence being felt promises increase favor Military
styles especially good for who look their best in
severely plain hats Rich velvets plush veours
widely used Black favored closely followed by purple
and other dark suit shades
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New furs

Muffs are small or large, but small muffs are
slightly in the lead, owing to the costliness Of fur.
Fur wraps are in flat mounted animal scarfs
and very chic coates. Under these two CLASH
ficatons our stock affords many new and dis
tinctive notes in fur designing. Hudson seal
and japanese Kolinsky are well in the fore
ground. Black is highly favored, and is
especially beautiful in Hudson seal, with its
SOFT silky, velvety pile. The tiny soft ball muffs
Of black Hudson seal are especially worthy Of
your attention.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New coats

In this paragraph we discuss service coats
coats with but one object-and that to keep
fashionable women warm. Evening wraps we
discuss elsewhere. Some Of the more novel coats
seem to be undecided as to the standard length,
but the practical service coats are generally
long All are longer than the tailored suit coats
The coat fabrics are rich woolly velours, vel
vets, zbelines and heavy tweeds. The collars
are large to protect both neck and ears on bleak
days, and the cuffs are deep
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New dresses

The new dresses for autumn affect simple lines
In many instances the natural waist line is
shown, although in some few instances it has
been elevated. Again wide dependence has
been placed upon navy blue serge. Satins to
combine them are also very essential, especially
in dressy afternoon costumes Many Of the fash
ionable masterpieces are beautiful blendings Of
black satin and navy blue serge These are
trimmed with embroidery beads and metallic
laces.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New footwear

Root STYLES are simply stunning It interesting to analyze the
new boots The best models inches high Some
boots less inches than inches have been shown
but popularity will be shortved Boots are fancy DuI
tasty There is demand for boots with tops that
contrast with quarters these the tops invariably
champagne or white while the quarters mahogany tan
ac Novel nerforations and toe decorations will be noted
Louis heels are still high in favor and in fact
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New suits

The lines of the suits are practical The coats
are medium long and are invariably trimmed
with fur or fur fabrics except in the instance OF
severely plain tailored garments. The skirts
come a little below the shoe tops and drape
plainly in most instances An authority says:
'sTo be safe, when in doubt, choose wool velour,
gabardines, serge and poplin' But we add that
you will be safe in choosing number of other
pretty novelty weaves.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New wooden fabrics

The interest in oveman Joseph Loeb wooens this is
intensified by presence of Peves whose tailoring has done
much to popuare the vogue for manufactured suits In the
Wooden Store are showing beautifully broadcloths
gabanes veour and just adjacent to the Wooden Store
Proves displaying many charming models adapted from mod
en Partisan designs As feature Of the opening Proves will
display fabrics tailored suits which indeed adj
vantageousy priced at 5000 6000 5000 and up complete
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
New silk fabrics

Satin and satin face fabrics and meteor from which mady
will have her preest afternoon foc fashioned Georgette
crepe match will be used for trimming Upon this inorma
depend of novelty introduced in beaut
fully printed pompadou affeta pussy willows The
printed figures striking design and color contrast
the head Of silk fabrics be advised that the original
georgee satins and georgette crepes are here only
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
The French room

An exclusive Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Garment .
Shop feature will be thrown open today-the
French room.
The French room has been constructed especially
for the purpose of displaying evening. apparel in
the proper setting.
In the French room there is an atmosphere Of
dignity and refinement. Evening apparel is here
displayed in the same atmosphere as that Of the
ball room or of the formal social function
We keenly await your approval Of the French
room. We believe it fills need. twas planned
and conceived for the benefit of socially active
women and to them we dedicate the French room
today. ess.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19

The new wraps are very elaborate. Luxurious
" trimmed with furs, some gracefully pegged
(full at the hip line), others gracefully draped
from the shoulders. Several marvelously beau
tiful wraps of rich satin have deep, luxurious
bands of fluffy fur at the bottom and at the
neck. Silk velvet of golden hue is used IN an
other very delightful evening cloak. 1t is EN-
bellished with Russian red fox collar, whlct
meets yoked top of golden brocade. 10 COM
plete it's beauty tne lining is royal purple.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
Doeuillet

Premier of the fashion realm
Who has especially designed an exclusive range OF
Paris styles for American women
for Autumn 1917
Doeule models so wonderful creations artistic III me beautu IN
cooring exquisite quality Of remarkable value ana price, at
display extraordinary L. j. < L. Garment Shop
3 to 5 this afternoon and Thursday
There dresses suits coats and skirts reproductions Of Doeuet
designs, variety Of Styles delight fastidious women
Living models
specially will these ravnouy beautiful
garments for your approval
"A glance at them will make a Doeuillet convert
The prices will attract you--they moderate
0NpmaaN l5s0nh G. lmph
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-19
Fashion accessories

Kid gloves are here for fashionable women not
withstanding the difficulties in securing selected
French kids. The dressy gloves are in white, tan,
brown and champagne.
The fashionable bags this season are of leather,
in practical smart tailored designs, Of English
cross grain, pin seal and fine Morocco Both
black and coors are good. Fabrics Of silk and
velvet and tapestry are also good Also alover
beaded embroidered bags in smart Partisan col
or combinations
Neckwear noted for newness describes no set
fashion The newest are the jabots in high col
lar effects But the flat neckwear also enjoys
splendid vogue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
z CHAosU RosYJSKIEGo.
Piotrogrod, 10. grudnia. - Re

Piotrogrod, 10. grudnia. - Ro-
sya waha sic miedzy skrajnym
radykalizmem a konserwatyz-
mem: niektore partye, widzac
straszliwy nieiad W kraju projek-
tuja powazne wznowienie monar-
chii. Tymczasem inne partye
zn6w o nowych rewolucyach my
Sla: Kaledines i Korniiow maja
czekac ostatecznego wyniku g}o-
sownaia Konstytuanty co do przy
,zlego ustroju politycznego Ro-
syi., skoro ten wypadnie po ich
nySli, spodziewaja sic uderzyc Z
wielka sila ma ,ybolszewik6w". I
Bessarabii donosza, re tam sic
rowniez utworzyi komitet naro-
dowy, ktory mySli o ogioszeniu
tel prowincyi odrebna cd Rosyi
republika. w Rosyi nedza szerzy
sic straszliwa: ludnoSc kraju wy
cidnczona do ostatecznoSci; ma
vet wiele rodzin arystokratycz-
nych jest kompletnie zrujnowa-
nych, wsrod Mich ma bye znisz-
czona doszczetnie finansowo ro-
dzina polsko litewska Radziwii-
low. poniewaz wiadze ,,bolszewi-
ckie" .skonfiskowa}y wszystkie
nalezace do tel rodziny liczne
wielkie rafinerye cukru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
Washington, 10. grudnia.

WaSZynStOn, 1V. SIuullld.
Amerykahski scfgacz nurow ia
cob Jones zostal zatopiony przez
nur niemiecki w czwartek zesz}e-
go tygodnia wedle wiadomosci
nadesz4ych do departamentu woj-
ny Cd wiceadmirala Simsa. Tylko
czeSc zaiogi zostala uratowan9 l
przybyla do wysp Scilly (nieda-
leko Lands End W Anglii) okret
ten pelnil sluzbe patrolowq, ale o
innych szczeg0ach ME doniesio-
no.
ByI to jeden Z najnowszych /
najwiekszych .Scigaczy amerykah
skich: jest pierwszym okretem
wojennym amerykahskim. ale dru
GIN scigaczem amerykahsklnN,
kt6ry zostat zatopiony. PierW-
Sym scigaczem zatopionym, ale
malego typu, byl Chauncey; tam
zgineli, jak wiadomo, pe}ni2cy
sluzbe komnedanta Walter +.
Reno, dwaj inni oficerzy i IS ma
rynarzy.
Zaloga Jacoba Jones skfadala
sic z os6b nizej wymiehionych
uazwiska uratowanych podajemy
grubszemi literami:
Oficerzy:
Komend. porucznik D. w. Ba-
gley, Washington, D. &.
Porucznik ]. K. Richards, Wa,
shington, D. c.
Porucznik Norman Scott, lis
North Main str, St. Louis, Mo.
Chorazy N. N. Gates, 1913 Cen,
ter ave, Bay City, Mich.
Ass. chirurg L. L. Adarlkiewicz,
Milwaukee, Wis. .
] Kanonier Harry R. Hood, A,
sheville, n. c.
Tnni czlOnkOWie ZalO9i:
Harold William Aagaard, Eli,
zabeth, n. J.
Henry P. Anderson, R. +. D
16, Belding, Mich.
John William Bielakowicz, Bal
timore, Md.
John Thomas Brammell, New
port, R. I.
James Brannigan, Johnstown
Pa.
George Frederick Bryan, Quin'
cy, Mass.
Phillip Jacob Burger, Lansing
burg, N. Y.
John Edward Butler, Charles,
town, Mass.
David Roy Carter, Forsythe
Ga.
Frank William Chappie, Char.
lestown, Mass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
4 900 OSoB ZGINELO w RUI-
MACH.

Halifax, N. S., Kanada, logo
grudnia. - Urzednicy obliczaJ9,
&c 1000 os6b zginelo w plomlc-
mach zapadajacych sic domach
po eksplozyi okretu I amunlcyq
W porcie tutejszym, kt6ra SIG wy
darzyla w ubiegly czwartek. Jest
TO obliczenie wyzszc niz JaklckoI-
wick innc dotychczasowych.
Wydano je po zbadaniu dziclnicy
Richmond, zupelnie zniszczonel,
sGzic zgliszcza s2 przykryte
trzcma stopami Snicsu i lodu. l.
p1ynic kilka micsiecy, zanlm IL
marli Z pod tych ruin zostan9
wygrzcbani.
10000 os6b jest bcz dachu mad
glowq. Przynajmniej siodma
czeSt tych os6b jest pokaleczona,
tych wielu ma rany tax po-
wazne, ae sic zakohcza fatalnie.
Wiadze lokaIne maja zadanie,
kt6rc ich silly przechodzi. Mimo
to ME zniechecajq sic. Pracul2
dzien i noe przed zadnem po-
swiecenicm ME cofajq sic. Akcy2
ratunkowa jest bardzo szybko
organizowana. Biorq w nicj IL
dzial ma razic gl6wnie wiadze ka-
nadyjskic, tax federalne, jak
prowincyonalne, Czcrwony krzyz
oraz ochotnicy Z innych miast
&c Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Pociqg specyalny, wys}any
wvslany przez Stan Massachu-
sctts, juz jest ma miejscu. DIVA
'rne poei2si, jeden Bostonu
drugi Z Nowcgo Iorku, wyslanc
przcz rad amcrykaiSki L 1eka
rzami, piclegniarkami itp., bedq-
ce pod kicrownictwem amerykah-
skiego Czcrwonego Krzyza, jcsz-
czc sa w drodze. Powinny DIS
przybyt ma micjSce.
Obliczcnia szk6d wyrzqdzo-
nvch sa ma rome sunny - Cd
2O,OGO,OOO do $5O,O0O,OOO.
Brak woody daje sic dotkllwle
we znaki. Eksplozya BOWEN IL
szlodzila wodociagi w ca}em mic
scic. Rcpcracye ida naprz6d 60
rqczkowo.
Wydobyto ruin juz przesz4o
1000 cja1, lecz Z tych tyIko 400
idcntyfikowano. w akcyi ratun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
RAPPORT SEKRETARZA MA
RYNARKI DANIELSA.
Washington, 10. grudnia.

Washington, 10. grudnia. -
Wczoraj sekrctarz marynarki
Daniels przcs}af sw6j rocznT ra-
port do kongrcsu. Sekretarz k}a-
die nacisk ma to, re marynarka
jest gotowa do rozprawy. Przy-
gotowania w czasie pokoju, ME
gloSne, lecz szybkie i gruntow-
Ye. obecnie przynosza owoce. Sc
kretarz przytacza lla ilustracyi
cpizod ten: gdy przed kilku mie-
siqcami pierwsza flotyla amery.
kahskich kontrtorpedowc6w przy
byIa do strefy wojennej dla wal
kl L nurami, brytyjski admiral "a
pytal sic komendanta, kicdy be-
die got6w, ten odpowlcdzial:
,.JesteSmy teraz gotowi". lncy-
dent ten, m0wi p. Daniels charak-
teryzuje Gala marynarke.
P. Daniels take proponujc ma
rynarke miedzynarodow2 dla "a
chowania pokoju, lccz przyznaje.
zc obccnic projektu tego ME mo-
ina w zycie wprowadzit. Projekt
ten jednak rozwija dose szczeg6-
}owo, zaznaczajqc, re taxa mary
narka miedzynarodoWa mozc bye
jcdnq Z kompensat obecncj okrop-
nej wojny Swiatowej. P. Daniel:
proponujc. azeby kazdy marco
dostarczyl do miedzynarodowcJ
marynarki silly zbrojnc w proper
cyl do swcj ludnoSci bogactwa.
Projckt ten polozy krcs konku-
rcncyi miedzynarodowej o coraz
to wicksze silly zbrojne. Dotych-
czas bowiem Ottawa przed alta
klein byla gl6wnym czynnikiem
decydujqcym o wielkoSci mary
narki. Kazdy nar6d sam decydo-
wal wedlug tel obawy.
Obecny program powiekszenia
marynarki Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, gdy zostanic przeprowa'
dzony, zezwoli krajowi tenu
przystapic do projektu miedzy-
narodowej marynarki Z calym
kompletem silly morskiej, jaki ma
niego przypada tax &c dodatkowe
podatki ma ten eel po wojnie ME
bcda potrzebne.
Ma rok przyszly p. Daniels pro-
81 O wyznaczenie ma marynarke
81 ,O39,CO.502. w roku ubieSfym
kongres uchwalil przesz}o p6itora
miliarda.
Cd 1go stycznia br. SHY NOR
skie Stan6w Zjednoczonych 70
staly powiekszone j. H.: cd 4,5oo-
oficer6w do $1,000; cd $4,000 lu.
dzi do 9G4,OOO; cd oko}o 800 okre,
tow do 1000; cd miesiecznych
rozchod6w w sumie $S,OO,OOO do
$GO,OOO,OOO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
Zatopiony przez nur niemiecki.

Harold U. Chase, Nantucket,
Mass.
John Cooney, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Cahrles Charlesworth, New
York City.
Charles Chiffon, Rockland,
Mass.
Joseph A. Cossairt, Bloomfield,
Mo.
Maurice Joseph Costigan, Bo-
ston, Mass.
Clifton Grandford, Hatfield,
Ark.
James F. NJ. Cross, Baltimore,
Md.
Clifford Vernon De Forest, 525
W. 51-my place, Chicago.
L. F. Develbiss, Martin, VIVA.
Lester B. Lauen.
H. A. Meyer.
G. A. Mason.
Albert Demillo, New Bedford,
Mass.
Edward Tom Dismuke.
George Dolezal, Cleveland, O.
w. A. Donavan. Newport, R. I.
Jeremiah Downing.
Carl G.. Ebisch, Erie, Po.
Restituto Echon, Samar, ?. I.
Thomas Emilinssen.
Gustave Eulitz Jry Philadel-
phia.
Albert L. Everroad, North Yer
non, Ind.
Henry Philippe Favreau, Cam
den, \. J.
Edward w. Fenton, Newcastle,
Pa.
R. ]. Fisher, r. F. D. No. 8.
ConneFsville, Ind.
John James Flaherty, Bath, Me.
Thomas H. Flanagan, Boston,
Mass.
Myron N. Flood, Greenwich
Conn.
Alva Francis, Osgood, Ind.
Charles French, New York
City.
Harry L. Gibson, Philadelphia,
Lester J. Gibson, Green Bay,
Wis.
Edward F. Grady, Swamp,
scott, Mass.
Schuyler Gregory, Nashville,
Tenn.
Clifton S. Grinnell, Pawtuckct,
r. l.
Boyd Martell Hamp, Cashmere,
Wash.
Lawrence Hansen, 1852 Lawn
dale ave-, Chicago.
Luther Hill, Philadelphia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
Z CHAOsU ROSYJSKIEGO.
WOJNA DOMOWA.

Londyn, 10. grudnia. - Zdaw,
"a zapowiadana W Rosyi lada
dnia oczkiwana wojna domowa
wybuchla - zdaje sic - w caieJ
pelni. Oto generai-ataman kozac-
ki. Kaledines wraz z generaiem
Norui}owem, pamietnym re "a
machu nieudaiego przeciwko rza-
dom kierenskiego, OkrzykneI
kampanie przeciwko ,,bolszewi-
kom", iqczq sic mimi wielkie
masy kozakow donskich, perm
skich rozmaitych innych W Ro-
syi centralnej i poludniowej. L.
kraina trzyma sic PrawdoPodob-
rie ma boku Cd tel ruchawki gro
znei, przeciw ktorej rad ,,bolsze-
wicki" energiczne wydaje rozpo-
rzadzenia, zwoiujaC do walki
wojska sobie lojalne i nakazujqc
wake nieugblagana - bez dawa-
MIA pardonu kozakom. Nicma
szczegoI0w zadnych, o lie szerzy
sic kontrrewolucya Kaledinesa /
KOrni{owa. lcez wydaie sic bye
rzecza pewnq, IL posiada ona Ii
czbe wielka sympatykow wSroo
klas posiadaczy ziemskich bur-
zoazyi miejskiej. o walkach i.po-
chodach wojsk niema blizszych
irformacyi, lecz podobno rewolu-
cyoni5ci ciqgnq juz ma Moskwe.
- Ze wszystkich stron Rosyi
europejskiej azyatyckiej dono-
sza o ruchach i porywach separa-
tystycznych; ma Syberyi, W Tyfli
sic. ma Kaukazie, w Turkiestanie,
ma krymie nawet tworza sic Cd
dzielne rzady komitety narOdO-
we; Kaledines Kornilow maja
przebvwac Obecnie w tax zwa-
nym Dystrykcie Doaskim, gdzie
skupiaja sic koio Mich znaczne "a
stepv kozackie, a wspierajq go
Dolitycznie narodowi konstytu-
cvini demokraci sfery burzua-
zyjne - posiadajace. Pc stronie
,.bolszewik6w" Kongres Robocia-
rzv i zolnierzy sic opowiada i "a
probuje ich zarzQdzenia; g}owna
kwatera novel kontrrewolucyi
Kaledinesa mieSci sic W Nowo-
Czerkawsku: piotrogrodzki
Diem" utrzymuje, IL inne miasta
W Donskim Dystrykcie sa w reEu
wIadz ,,bolszewickich": W okoIi,
cv Rostowa byla krwawa rozPra-
wa Kaledinesa lojalistami wy
padia ma korzy5G rebeliant6w,
kt6rzy miasto Rost6w zajeh.
- Jutro, we wtorek ma bye
zwolana Konstytuanta, do kt0rej
wybory ostatnio sic odbyly W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-10
Produkcya aerop|aD6w idzie slbkim tempem.
Prohibicya ma dobre szanse W kongresie.
Suffragium dla kobiet ME ma poparcia'
Malta ma zastapi6 gazoline.
RezoIucya kungr Sabaa sgrawe pOddanyh austyackch

Nowcj biorq udziaf sctki zolnic-
rzy majtk6w. Ukladajq ciaia w
trupiarniach d1a ulatwienia idcn-
tyiikacyi przcz krewnych.
Pozary we wielu miejscach je-
szcze plonq Cd czwartku. Czesto
dajc sic odczuwat tax silny odor
palacych sic ciai, &c praca ratun-
koWa ustaje.