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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29

Knife, cutting knife, a 14-inch steel, hog hook, a bell shaped stick scraper, gambrel, and meat saw. More than one Of each of these tools may be nec- essary if many hogs are to be handled and slaughtered to best advantage A barrel makes a very convenient recep- tacle in which to scald the animal. It should be placed at an angle of about 45 degrees at the end of a table or platform of proper height. The table
 nd barrel should be securely fastened to prevent accident to the workmen during the scalding. small block and tackle will reduce the labor of handling the animal.
 Only hogs which are known to be healthy should be butchered There is always danger that disease may be transmitted to those who eat the meat, while the quality of the meat is always impaired by fever or other derange- ments. Hogs can be killed for meat any time after eight weeks but the most profitable age at which to slaugh- ter is eight to twelve months. An ami mai in medium condition gaining rap idly in weight yields the best quality of pork. Hogs intended for slaughter should remain unfed for at least A hours or better, 30 hours, and all the clean, fresh water they will drink should be provided. Temperature can not be. controlled on the farm, but it is possible to kill when the weather is fa- vorable. In the fall it is best to kill in the evening, allowing the carcass to cool overnight In winter a day when the carcass can be cooled before it freezes should be selected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
HOG KILLIN PAYS ON THEFARM

Hog killin on the farm, in spite of much encoura cement given it in re- cent years, is not yet general prac- tice. The custom of buying meat from local stores or hucksters is increasing among farmers in spite of the fact that meat, especially pork, can be grown and cured at home for much less than the cost of purchased meat These state ments are made by animal husbandry specialists of the United States depart ment of agriculture in new publication of the department, Farmers Bulletin 913, Killing Hogs and Curing Pork, 7 which is intended to aid in popularizing farm butchering.
 The cheapest meat a farmer can use is the product of his own farm, say the specialists. This Is also true of the suburban or town farmer who fattens one or two hogs on kitchen and truck garden wastes. Many farmers, it is said, will have their own meat supply for the first time this year. The pub lication just issued takes the farm butcher step by step through the pro cesses of slaughtering, cutting up the carcass, lard making, curing, sausage making and smoking. It tells also how to make a small ice house which may be used not only for meat but for other perishable products. Suggestions as to now farm butchering may be made paying enterprise commercially are given and it is declared that selling farm animals as meat is one of the best ways to market them.
 This is the equipment needed for slaughtering; An 8-inch straight sticking
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
Poultry Notes

small or dirty eggs snould not be placed on the market. Use them at home
 The partial open front poultry house is conceded to be the best type for most sections.
 The colony plan of housing poultry may be adopted to good advantage on many farms. This system does away with the danger of tainted soil.
 Good chicken roosts may be made of 2x2 inch material with upper edges rounded. They should be built on the same level about 2 or feet from the floor. If a dropping board is used it should be placed about inches below them.
 When selling eggs to the country mer- chant or cash buyer, insist that the transaction be on a quality basis.
 To economize space in the poultry house the nests may be placed under the dropping boards. It is best to have them darkened, as the hens prefer a secluded place in which to lay.
 Provide or inches of good, clean litter on the floor of the poultry house in which to scatter the grain feed. The hens must exercise in order to get the grain and this promotes health and egg production.
 The production of squabs from each pair Of breeding pigeons varies from one or two, to as high as 10 or Il pairs year, but an average of from six to seven pairs is a fair estimate. although some breeds do better than this Squabs usually sell at the highest price during cold weather, as pigeons do not breed as freely during winter as in the spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
MINNESOTA'S COOPERATION

May, 1914, by number of prominent farmers residing in Bemidji township, with the object of promoting better social and intellectual conditions, of securing better markets and aiding in the development of the vast agricul tural region in northern Minnesota. At first only farmers and their fami lies were admitted to membership, but after the beneficial results discerned by the intermingling of the business men and farmers it was decided to ad- init the business men to membership.
 Some clubs in this vicinity do not favor this procuder. but it makes for better feeling between both groups. which is but a stepping stone toward cooperation and better business meth ods. The city members pay their dues and bring their allotted portion of food, the same as the farmers. The heads of each family pay the dues, which entities each member of the family to mem bership. Dues are 30 cents a year. The membership list is 40 paid up members. The money re- ceiyed from this source is used to de- fray the running expenses. The club has been able to meet all of its obl- cations up to this time from this source of revenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
Country Recipes

Pumpkin Pudding-ThiS is my recipe for pumpkin or squash pudding: Two cups of cooked pumpkin, half cup mo lasses, two beaten eggs, one teaspoon butter with two tablespoons sugar two cups sweet milk. Add one teaspoon gin- ger and spice to taste. Bake until done. Mrs. John Bell.
 Pumpkin PreservesAPeel and cut in cubes 20 pounds of pumpkin. Put in 2 large pan and cover with 10 pounds of sugar. Let it stand over night In the morning set on the stove and cook un- til clear and tender, and the juice is reduced to a rich syrup. Flavor with ginger or lemon. There will be no trou- ble about keeping these preserves, un- less you let father and the children have free access to them.-Augusta Velson Wallace.
 Turnip Kraut-Many say turnip kraut is superior to cabbage kraut Grind the peeled turnips, add salt to suit the taste, and bruise the turnips just as If it were cabbage. Tie juice must cover the kraut Weight down and 1t will be ready for use in a few weeks.-Mrs. r. o. G.
 Pickled Carrots-A Shelbyville wom- an has a receipt for picking carrots that has taken that Indiana town. Every one is pickling the vegetables, and these pickled carrots have the oth- CT varieties of pickles backed off the board in Shelbyville. Here Is the recipe:
 Take half peck of carrots Scrape and cut into small pieces. Cook in salt water until tender. Drain and cover with vinegar. into which is thoroughly mixed one teacup of sugar, one tea spoonful black mustard seed. one dog : en whole spice and one dozen cloves. Then simmer for 10 minutes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
How to Wash Wool
By CHARLOTTE E. CARPENTER

If the garments are to be remodeled, they must be ripped, the threads re- moved and the pieces shaken and vel brushed to remove all loose dust before washing. For the darker wools soa D tree bark is. an excellent substitute for soap. This can be obtained at the drug store in 1-ounce packages for 10 cents. Put an ounce of soap tree bark into 1 quart of water, boil down to pint and strain. Use cup of this solu- ton for each gallon of water.
 When washing white or light colored wools, use one of the milder soaps con- taining no free allsal. The soap should be shaved and dissolved in boiling wa ter, using about one-eighth of a cake to each gallon of water, or if Lux is used, 3 tablespoonfuls to each gallon. If the material is much soiled tablespoon of household ammonia or alcohol added to the water will help loosen the dirt Have good suds of body temperature before putting in the material.
 Wash thoroughly, using a squeezing motion and avoid rubbing if possible. Rinse in three relays of water of the same temperature as the first and expel the water by squeezing instead of by twist ing. Hang the pieces out smooth and allow to dry slowly. Press while still damp. Place the material under a cloth with the wrong side up and press until dry. The iron must not be too hot. but considerable pressure should be used. When moving the iron from place to place, lift slightly so the material will not be showed and stretched.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
Increase in Cattle Value

In letter accompanying a proclama- tion setting aside Saturday December l., as day to be celebrated throughout Mississippi because of the lifting of the federal quarantine against the cattle fever tick, Gov. Theodore G. Bilbo of Mis- sissippi says:
 So important has been the work of eradication of the cattle tick. so far reaching are it's heneficient results, and so greatly should our people congratulate themselves upon the success of this work, that feel that ever one in the state should read it (the proclamation)
 Much credit is due to the state live stock sanitary board and to the United States bureau of animal industry for their zeal and untiring efforts to rid our state of this pest and place our cattle upon the markets of the world without quarantine restrictions.
 Our cattle will be enhanced in value fully @10 per head as the result of their free entrance into the markets and look to see an amazing influx of pure bred cattle into Mississippi now. Here tofore owners of purebred cattle outside of the state feared to bring them to Mississippi on account of the Texas fever and consequent quarantine. Mississippi is being looked to by every section now as great cattle raising state with un- told p0ssibilities''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
Color in Poultry

The color of chickens is not pri- mary utility point, but as a secondary point often comes in for special con- sideration. For example, a white va riety and a black variety of the same breed are actually identical in table quality, but because black birds do not dress for the market as clean and nice looking as white ones, it often happens that they are not as salable.
 When flock of fowls is kept for egg production only, uniformity in color is much less important than ap- proximate uniformity of size and type, yet the more attractive appearance of a flock of birds of the same color justifies selection for color as far as 1t can be followed without sacrifice ing any material point.
 When a poultry keeper grows his own stock year after year he ought by all means to use stock of a we'll es- tablished. popular standard breed. By doing so and by selecting as breeders only as many of the best specimens of the flock as are needed to produce the chickens reared each year, a poultry keeper maintains in his flock a highly desirable uniformity of excellence in every practical quality and with little extra care and no extra cost can have pleasing uniformity in color.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-29
Eggless Corn Muffins

One cupful cornmeal, one-half cupful pastry flour. sifted. one teaspoonful salt. two teaspoonfuls baking powder, one cupful milk. one-fourth cupful sugar, two tablespoonfuls melted butter Mix dry ingredients and add milk and melted butter. Put in creased muffin pan and hake 30 minutes in a moderate oven. Yield, 10 muffins Cost of recipe. 8 cents.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13

rzonej w ciagu trzcch prawie lat
wojny machiny 'brytyjskiej do
pilnowac tego, azeby do KRAKOW
neutralnych ME dostawiano wig
cci zywnoSci ani innvch artyku-
k6w ,jak wymaga tcgo nlczbed-
ME ich wlasnc zapotrzcbowanie.
OmaWiany bill upoWaZnia mad .
to jeszcze prczydcnta do przepro
Wadzania handlu zamicnnego ty-
mi artykulamli, mad kt0rymi kon-
trole majq Alianci kt6re Z tcgo
poWodu doStaWaly sic dotych--
czas do Ameryki w ograniczonej
tvlko ilo5ci. Obecnie Stany Ijc,
dnoczone przez uzyskan1e abso-
lutnei kontroli mad swoim elk
portem bedq nogly wynusit do
stawe dla siebie tych artyku|ow
W takiej ilosci, jaka i'm tylko O.
kaze sic potrzebna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
PREZYDENT OBJEDZIE
KRAJ z MOWAMI.

Washington, 13 czerwca. -
PostanoWlono tn przeproWadzij
w caiym kraju systcmatyczna
kampanie celem uswiadomienia
narodu amerykahskiego, W ia
kich celach Stany Zjednoczone
wdaly sic W wojne europejska
jaki czyni sic postep W militar'
nych i morskich operacyach &.
Kampanie te ma zainicyowac pre-
zydent przemowieniem SVEN d,
14-go b. m., t. ]. w Dziell Flagi.
Nastepnie w lecie pan Wilson
wypowie szereg dalszych NOW,
a gdy sic kongres odroczy, wy
.bierze sic prawdopodobnie w OBJ
jazd po caiym kraju, aby zywem
slowem pouczyc narod i uSwia
domic 60 w tej"kwestyi. Zapowie
diane So takze ma ten temat mo-
wy cz}onk6w gabinetu. oraz wy
bitniejszych senatorow i kongres
manow.
Procz tego utworzony przez
rad komitet publicznej informa-
cyl century przygotowuje wy
DAME szeregu zajmujacych do
kumentow, z kt6rych ludnosc be-
die mogla poznat wszystkie ME
NAL intrygi, jake knuly Niemcy
przeciwko temu krajowi i doj--
die W ten sposob do opartego na
faktach przekonania i zrozumie-
mia, re wdanie sic Ameryki W
wojne bylo rzecza nieuniknions
ME tylko re wzgledu ma potrze--
be wlasnej samoobrony ale takze
ola podtrzymania demokratycz--
nych. tradycyi amerykahskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13

czyi srozacej sic wowczas wojny
baikanskiej przeciw Turcyi, W
ktorej to wojnie uzyskai powiek-
szenie Grecyi prawie w dwojna-
Sob; ozenif sic corlsa ces. Will
helma, Zofia Hohenzollern, kto-
ra 60 popychala w sieci intryg
niemieckich, a wreszcie o utrate
korony przyprawi1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13

no, re decydujace jakieS zblizaja
sic wypadki: w poniedziaiek Geese
Grekow, lojalnych Konstantyno-
wi skupi}a sic ko}o paiacu, by E.
wentualnie bronic krola, ktory
przyja} komendanta floty, Mau-
roInichaelisa, ten zas oswiadczy{
mu, re armia flota wiernie prey
MIN stoja, wielu tez oficerow po-
zostaIo lojalnyni, ale ex-krol
wzywai ich, by sic zachowali spo
kojnie: ME chcia4 dalszych rozte-
rex krwi rozlewu. Podobno Kor
stantyn jeszcze tydzien temu O.
fiarowywai pewne koncesye po--
siowi Anglii, jezeli Anglia da
gwarancye, Il dynastya krola, jes-
Ii ME on sam ma tronie zostanic
utrzymana = posef angielski. =.
gwarancyi tel odmowii, jest to
moze ozraka, ze tron korona
Alexandra ME So zbyt pewne, a
Grecya jest ma drodze do republi-
ki, ktorej domagaja sic nacyona-
Ii Venizelosisci, ktorzy przecie
juz sobie odrebny Rad ma modie
republikanska zorganizowali. Czy
Alianci uznaja Alexandra - to je-
szcze kwestya: ex-krol abdyko-.
wal na jego rzecz, by dynastye ra-
towac, ale W cafej Grecyi - zwia-
SEGA poza Atenami popularnoSe
Venizelosa wzrasta tenoeucye
republikanskie sic krzepia SEE
rza Moze ratunkiem dla Alexan-
dra byio:,y, gdyby wypowiedziai
wojne Centralnym i stanai z ar
mia grecka po stronie Aliansu -
jesli tego ME zrobi, to i jego dni
ma tronie beda policzone rychlo.
Paryz. 1S. czerwca. - Do Gre
cyl przybyiy wojska francuskie,
a wfadze wojskowe Francyi obje-
ly kontrole mad sprawami zywno-
Sciowemi: nd Istmusie Korynckim
wysadzono wojska, ma polwyspie
atenskim, oraz w Tessalii, gdzie
wojska te beda pilnowaiy zoiorow
potrzebnych armiom alianckim.W
Salonikach wiesc o ziozeniu tro-
nu Konstantyna przyjeto demon
stracyjnie radosnie, toz sano po
miastach wyspach greckich via
domosc radosc wywalala.
Krol Konstantyn panowa} krot-
ko: cd 1890 marca 1918, kiedy to
jego ojcicc, jerry 1. zostai zamor-
dowany W salonikach: wowczas
Konstantyn objsi rzady, dokon--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
Postepy Ang|ik0W W Be|gii
SprawY MorSkie.
Wiesci Z Rosyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Teatrow Wojny.

Anglicy postapili o dwie mi
lie ma froncie swej ofensywy
flandryjskiej, W okolicy Messi-
mes i zdobyli miasteczko Gas
pard.
Ma francuskiem skrzydle
walki uparte, acz lokalne tylko,
kanonada tylko trwa ma calej
linii.
w Grecyi po ziozeniu z tro-
nu krola Konstantyna - woj-
ska francuskie wkraczaja do
Tessalii. .dla strzezenia zbiorow
rolnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
PIERWSZY TYSIAC POL
DIE WE WRZESNIU.
Waszvneton 13 czerwca.

Waszyngton 13 czerwca. -
Rad Stanow Ijcdnoczonych IT,
kohczyl opracowywat plany. ma
podstawic kt0rych postanowlonu
ze .Ameryka bedzie dostarczac CO
miesiaca tysiac lotnikow do wa!
ki Z Niemcami we Francyi pler
wszy taxi jednotySieczny kor',
pus odplynie stad W pazdzlernl'
ku, przeszedlszy w kraju jeszcze
poczatkowy trcning nauke. Ina
czna czcSG Z nich teraz juz sic
cala gorliwo5cia ksztaici. Pc przy
bvciu do lrancyi przeJda wszy,
scy icszczc kr0tki kurs pod kic
rownictwcm tamtcjszych instruh
torGw + nastepnic zostana odcs}a
ri na front.
.Amcrykaiscy iabrykanci prz:
rzckli dostarczyc potrzeEna l.
lose aeroplan0w tax do nauki o.
chotnik6w jak do uzytku ma tea
trze wojny W Europie, ably Ali
anci mogli W jak maj jkr0tszym
czasie osiagnat kompletna pre-
wage W powietrzu mad wroglen
i W ten sposob przyspicszyc zu'
pelna jcgo porazke.
Prawdopodobnem jest, ze pe'v-
ne wiclkic fabryki, kt6re trudni-
ly sic poprzcdnio wyrobem samo
chod6w, przemienione zostana "
becnie ia warsztaty do wyrobu
acroplan6w.
Nauka odbywat sic bedzie W
trzech wiclkich polach awiaty--
cznych, kt6re So juz W Polowie
gotowe znajduja sic W Dayton,
Ohio. Detroit Mich. i Champaign
III. .Oprocz tego Rad upowaz-
niony jest do utworzenia ponad-
to szesciu' albo siedmiu dalSzych
pol awiatycznych, jezeli tylko O.
kaze sic tego potrzeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Bill ANTISZPIEGOWSKI
UCHWALONY.

Washington, Is czerwca. -
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych 20
stall wczoraj ostatecznie upowaz-
nionv do kontroli mad wszystki-
mi wywozami kraju, gdy sena.
uchwalii zaakceptowac rapport
konferencyi przedstawicieli obu
LIB w sprawie tax zwanego An
tiszpiegowskiego blu. Skreslo-
no niego klauzule O cenzurze
prasy i poczyniono niektore inne
zmiany, kontrole mad cksporten
przyznano jednak prezydentowi
,hez zadnych ograniczen. Bill ode
s}ano juz do Bialego Domu do
podpisu pana Wilsona, poczem
stanie sic on W jego reku maj
skuteczniejszym Srodkiem, "a
pomoca kt6rego bedzie mog} "a
pobiedz przemycaniu jakichkol--
wick towarow z Ameryki do
Niemiec "a posrednictwem kra--
j66w neutralnych.
Przyjecie tego blu czyni bry-
tyjska blokade nieomal zbyte--
czna, gdyz Stany zjednoczone,
o kt6rych eksport najwiecej W
tym wypadku chodziIo, beda te-
raz w stanie przy pomocy utwo-
B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realno5c, sprzedaje karty okreto-
va realnoSG. has Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
DETRONIZACYA KROLA
GRECYI.
NOWY KRoL.

Ateny, 13. czerwca. - Kon-
stantyn - Cd wczoraj przestai
bye E6lem Grecyi. Przeszio diva
lata jego kretaczych intryg, zno-
szenia sic z Niemcami - na szko-
detym, ktorym przysiegai zobo-
wiazania i zyczliwoSci - Allan
tom - nareszcie przyprawiiy go
o utrate tronu, ktory ma precise
do jego syna drugiego - dis
krola Alexandra. Detronizacyi
dokonala dyplomacya aliancka: /:
rzecz zostaia zapewne postano-
wiona naprzod W Londynie, Pa
ryzu / Rzynie, zw}aszcza ma O.
statnim zjezdzie MEOW stanu a
lianckich w Rzymie - a ostatnio
zostaI w tejze sprawie wys}any
do Aten jako specyalny pose1 Sc
nator franucusk, Jonnart, ktory
na konferencyi premierem Gre
cyl Zaimisem - oswiadczyl, IL
jednose Grecyi musi bye odno-
wiona, re Alianci domagaja sic
W Grecyi wiekszej pewnosci zy-
czliwych intencyi, re zaS ME be-
dac pewni szczeroSci postepowa-
MIA krola Konstantyna - stanow-
czo cofaja gwarancye utrzymania
60 na tronie: W tel mySli senator
poradziI premierowi Zaimisowi,
by tenze udai sic do krola pred
stawi{ mu stanowisko Aliantow,
oraz - by dla Grecyi prosl go o
abdykacye. Zaimis tax postapif /.
skoro przedstawif krolowi, re A
lianci So przeciwko jego pozosta-
waniu na tronie Grecyi - otrzy-
mai natychmiast zgode Konstan-
tyna ma abdykacye. Me dose na
tenn - zaznaczono zarazem, IL
nastepca tronu ks. jerry rowniez
ME bedzie uznany przyjety jako
krol Grecyi, poniewaz wyrazai on
kilkakrotnie swe pro-niemieckie
sympatye: wobec tego krol Kon-
stantyn abdykowa{ na rzecz dru-
giego syna swego, ks. Alexandra,
ktory dis jest krolem Grecyi.
Zaimis zaraz og}osii wreczy}
przedstawicielom panstw Allan
su neutralnym note, w ktorej
donosi, re krol Konstantyn koro-
ne zfozy{ i wraz ks. Jerzym ma
tychmisst kraj opuSci, mianujac
ks. Alexandra swym nastepca.
Krol Alexander liczy lat "a i ma
bye sympatykiem Aliantow cd
intryg niemieckich, ktorych gio-
VIVA sprezyna, byia jego matka
ex-kr6lowa Zofia, siostra ces.
Wilhelma - trzymai sic zdaleka.
Ex-krol KonStantyn z ks. Jerzym
maja natychmiast kraj opuscic--
prawdopodobnie udadza sic ma
angielskim okrecie do Szwajca--
ryi. Co sic stanie ex-krolowa
reszta rodziny, ME wiadomo.
Dalsze szczegoiy zajsciu
tenn niezwykiem donosza:W Gre
cyl, zwlaszcza W Atenach pre-
czuwano zdawna, IL nastapi cos
W tyn rodzaju = jak zlozenie z
tronu Kcnstantyna, cd przybycia
za< senatora Jonnarta - wiedzia-
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
z ANGLII.
Londyn, 13. czerwca.

Londyn, 13. czerwca. - Gene
raj Pershing, komendant eNpcdy-
cyl amerykanskiej ia curopcj-
ski tcatr wojny podejmowany Dyi
wczoraj ma obiedzie przcz gabi-
net minieteryalny angielski w pa
lacu Lancaster; na obiedzie tym
byli premier Lloyd-Gcorge, mini
ster marynarki, lord Carson, am
basador amerykahski, Page, lord
Cecil W. i.
- Gazety angielskie cytuja "a
niemieckiemi ich opinic o przy--
byciu Pershinga ma teatr wojny.
Niemcy sadza, re Gala ia eNpedy-
eva - to typowy amcrykanski
,,bluff."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
-AMERYKAN.
SKIEGO PAROWCA.

Washington, 13 czerwca. -
Amerykanski paroWicc naftowy
.,Pctrolitc' zostaf zatopiony
przcz nur nicmiccki. RAPPORT kon.
sularny. kt6ry wczoraj popolud.
niu przyni6sf wiadomoSc 0 tel k1
tastrofic, donosi re IS ludzi, O.
'raz naczelny iniyrier / ieden 2
podoficer0w L parowca wylado.
waIo szczeSliwie ma brzegu "
dwu lodziach, ale liczba tych,
kt6rzy zgineli, ME jest znana.
Me podano tez szczeg6low, gdzie
i kiedy atak zosta} wykonany.
L powodu ,,Petrolite" pisano
wiele po gazetach po raz pierw-
szv okoIo lata temu gdy doko-
many ma nia napad przez austry.
acka LODI podwodna omal ME
spowodowaf zerwania stosun--
k6w Acknowledgement pomiedzy
Stanami Zjednoczonymi a monar
CHA Habsburgow. Nur austrya-
cki ostrzeliwai wowczas paro.
wiec jeden ludzi ia pokfadzie
zostal raniony, poczem nur wy
slaf aa ,,Petnolite" kilku ludzi
re swej zalogi, zabraf znaczna
czeSc znajdujacych sic ma statku
zapas6w pozwolif mu odjechac.
Wymieniono tego powodu SEE
reg not miedzy Waszyngtonem !
Wiedniem i ostatecznie sprawe
za}atwiono ma drodze diploma.
tycznej,
Nowy York, 13 czerwca.. -
,,Petrolite' nalezaf do tutejszej
The Standard Oil Company.
posiada} $40 ton pojemnoSci i
odplynai T. Nowego Yorku so
kwietnia do Savona i Leghorn
we Wloszech. Komendantem je-
go byi kapitan Thomas H. Nc
Kellum a zaloga skladaIa sic /.
80 ludzi, miedzy kt6rymi die
sieciu bylo Amerykanow. Byl on
uzbrojony, a obsluga dial skla'
dala sic zolnierzy marynarki
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Pierwotnie ..Petrolite' byl zbu
dowany jako okret niemiecki W
r. 1893 W Sztutgardzie i dopiero
wkrotce po wybuchu wojny 20
stall przeniesiony na rejestr anne.
rykahski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13

brak nadto zywnoSci, brak suro-
wego msteryalu - pieniedzy ma
ME tez nicma - sytuacya narazie
bez wyjScia: Rad wysila sic mad
iei regulowaniem i kontrolowa--
MEM, lccz W najwiekszej liczbic
wypadk0w nar0d sam przcszka-
dZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13

B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realno5c, sprzedaje karty okret"-
We realnoSG. has Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-13
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, IA czerwca: sw. Bazylego
w. = SIS. Rufina Waleryana, nm.
= Sw. Metodego, patryarchy kon.
stant.