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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

well above the standard for fat This
milk is shipped from some place in
Connecticut to Providence. This is
inter state traffic and hence milk
which is same as Connecticut stand
ard The federal inspector takes q
sample from each can OF milk at
Providence and finds that one or two
the others are well above IT. The I'M
fortunate producer Of the milk is
brought into court Just as quick on
this evidence as if every can had been
found to be below the standard. The
same thing might happen in selling
bottled milk in the state If the cans
OF milk were bottled separately as is
sometimes the case. There is no
question in the writer's mind but that
many of the prosecutions that have
been made have been due to the fact
that the producer has failed to mix
his herd milk. In the above example
had all the milk been mixed together
before canning it. the test would have
been close to SO per cent which is
above the standard.
In case the milking is done SO that
between boEi nillinge, there will be
little difference in the average per
cent. Of fat OF the night and morning
herd milk. Many times the interval
milking is shorter than the interval
between the evening and morning
milking. When this is the case the
evening milk usually tests from 2 to
4 per cent. higher than the morning
milk. In herds where the milk is
running close 70 the standard this be-
comes an important point which may
make necessary even the mixing Of
the entire night and morning milk
together.
Little bag been said about the per
cent. of solids not fat Ordinarily if
the fat in the milk is above the stand
ard tho solids not fat will also be
above standard. The farmer should
direct his attention to having all his
milk testing uniformly in butter fat
On the majority of farms a tank sim
liar to a creamery weigh can with a
gate in the bottom makes a. good mix
ing tank. These can be purchased
from dairy supply houses or can be
made by 2 local tinsn1ith. The milk
from all the cows is strained into this
tank and stirred with an ordinary can
st1rer. 1t So then drawn off into the
cans. On farms where large herds
are kept it becomes advisable to Sc
cure small half-round vat in which
to do the mixing The spring and
summer months are months when the
fat in milk naturally runs low, hence
this matter deserves particular atten-
ton at this time. Do not wait until
you are accused of selling milk below
the standard before you mix your herd
milk. '-Do It nov."-H r Judkins
Connecticut Agricultural College.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
NEW LONDON.


VIII BuIid New Plant.
Arrangements are being made by
TAFT Bros, ice cream manufacturers,
whose headquarters are in Springfield,
for the erection In the near future OF
d. new plant in this city. The new
building will be about 75x100 feet two
stories high.
Bids in Next Weck.
Estimates are to be in on Tuesday
next for the new block to be built on
State street for James T. Sexton.
Raymond Street Cottage.
z. G. Swanson has started work on
q. cottage which he will build for him.
self On Raymond street. It will be OAK
rs feet, containing six rooms, with
improverne
House on Lenox Street.
A frame house Is being built by J.
Tore1lo on Ilenox street for himself
It viii be 20 feet square, containing
seven rooms. with improvements.
Contract for Garage.
c. ". Denison has the contract Tor
tbs new garage to be built on How
ard street for the Eastern Iron &
Metal Co. The building Will be 4oxTo
feet, one story high, of brick
House for Two Families.
J. A. Koch has started work on q
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

The exchanges Of the Hartford
clearing house for the past week
chow an increase of 90 per cent over
The ike week Of last year while in
New Haven hank Clearings for the
week in comparison with last year,
show q gain Of 81 per cent
Real estate sales last week mum
bered sos the largest number for
Eoms weeks. comparing with 351 sales
in the last week Of April 4 year ago.
Mortgage loans for the past week to
tailed S1.49T- 214. as against S776. 626 in
the cores bonding week Of last year.
Petitions in bankruptcy for the past
week numbered seven, with total as
SETS Of S15, A3e and total liabilities of
&2z.971. 4 year ago at this time there
was but one petition with assets Of
Ss.ss5 and liabilities Of 1876.
The largest number of new ircor-
por1tions for several weeks fled or
Fanization papers in this state during
the past week The Fl new companies
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

tie toward the prevailing wind or the
strongest lateral branch should be
pointed into the prevailing wind. It
is well to puddle the root system. This
is done by using a pail Of water and
fine loan and working the roots in
this. A large amount of wet loan will
adhere to the root system and assist
in helping the plant to take hold in its
new location. The tree is now ready
for planting. The hole is filled in
around the roots with finely pulverized
ton is continued until the hole is
nearly full. The last layer of soil
added should not be trampled.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
ADDITIONS TO LOCAL FACTORIES
Julian Williams Building Two Story House-Brainard &
Armstrong Co., Atlantic Carton Corporation Erecting
Observation-Disclosures Firm Constructing Stone Add-
ton to Picker Department

80 fest. The foundation work win be
Poeteffice Alterations.
IT ie expected that within a week
or so H. B1ackIedge and Co. who
have the contract for the alterations
on the parcel post room at the Nor
witch office VIII start the work.
New Garage on Bliss Place.
Henry Saxton is having a modern
garage erected IN the rear Of his res
idence on Bliss Place. The feunda-
ton work Is all completed The gar
age when finished viii be Is x IS feet
and will be constructed of wood There
will be a sufficient number of windows
in the building so as to give adequate
light. The roof will be laid with Ne
ponsett shingles. Contractors Peck,
Mcwilliams Co, are doing the work.
New Building for Atlantic Carton
Corporation.
new one-story building Is being
poration near their present factory at
the foot Of South Golden street. The
building will be 20 % feet, one story
in height and will be used for bailing
waste paper. It will be constructed
Of wood and also there is being built
q loading platform near the railroad
tracks. Peck, McWIlians Co. are the
contractors.
Briggs Manufacturing &c. Addition
One story is all up on the addition
to the Briggs Manufacturing Co, of
Voluntown, which is under constr7Ic-
ton. The addition will be three eto--
les in height, Il SIS feet and con-
structed of stone. The flooring in the
building will be three inch yellow pine
planks covered with hard maple wood
flooring. The roof will be tar and
gravel The building will be used as
an addition to the picker department.
Peck. McWilliamS co. are the con-
tractors,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

beyond the injury. It is well to cut
the stock at a, slant so that a larger
surface will be exposed to the bottom
soil. A generous hole should be dug,
larger than the spread of the roots.
The trees should be placed a couple
OF inches deeper than it stood in the
nursery. In case Of fruit trees q. little
crook Is often found near where the
tree was budded. It should be planted
so that this crook is at the surface
of the soil or slightly below, il posi-
bic.
Evergreens should be planted at the
same depth that they stood in the
nursery. Trees should be titled a lit
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
THE STANDARDIzING
OF HERD MILK
Fat in Milk Runs Low at This Season
of Year and Suggestions are Worthy
of Attention.

Does every can or bottle of milk you
are selling contain the same percent
age of fat and solids not fat? 1t ought
to- In order to realize the necessity of
mixing all Of the milk from all of the
cows in the herd together before bot
Ting or canning it, one has but to
recognize the fact that milk contains
water, Fat and solids not fat, that the
and solids not fat are 3.25 per cent and
So per cent. respectively, and that
certain factors cause milk to vary
widely In com position.
Composition of Milk
The average composition of milk is
here given so 1t can be seen how the
different milk constituents are group
ed
va M4ser .. 81 per per cent
Solids not fat per cent.
Cassein ..---....... rs per cert
Albumen -......-.- Z per cent
Sugar ......~....... so per cent.
ASH . per cent.
There are two prime reasons why
the per cent. Of fat in your milk may
vary from one can or bottle to another
If you are not mixing the milk of the
entire herd before putting 1t in the
final package, first the fact that is is
q coincidence II the milk from any
two of the cows In your herd tests ex-
actly alike, and second the fact that
night and morning milk may vary in
composition. There are two reasons
why these variations must be CON
s1dered; first, every can or bottle of
milk you sell must be above the state
standard for fat and solids not fat,
and second. if you are selling bottled
milk the consumer wants to see the
same amount of cream on your milk
every day or there is trouble.
It may be said that this matter of
mixing herd milk is more important
in herds containing many naturally
rather low testing individuals. as is
the case with most herds producing
market milk, than it is with herds
made UP entirely of high testing cat
tie However, when the matter Of IN
iformity Of cream 1i4s Is considered
II can be seen that 1t is essential to
mix milk in high testing herds be-
cause wide variations in the per cent
OF fat exist in these herds as in the
others.
The Problem in the Average Market
MIX Herd.
The topic will be considered from
the standpoint Of the average market
milk producing herd Take for ex-
ample a, herd of Holstein cows pro-
ducinS at given milking as follows:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

IRE house. and the Pioneer Hose Co.
Is planning to celebrate the opening
of its new quarters on July 4th-
Work on laying the cellar VIII be
commenced soon and the construc-
ton will be steadily continued.
The plans call for a two story brick
building and az concrete cellar. A
dining room and kitchen will be To-
Gated in the cellar; the first fioor VIII
be used for the fire fighting apparatus
and the second floor will be divided
into an assembly hall and also sleep
Ing quarters for two men.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

First Year-Farn
Crops - Corn. alfalfa,
weeds. seeds, gardens,
and for girls, sew
Ing. etc.
Second Year-The
Making of Things
Tying and splicing
rope Gem nt work,
m a king fy traps.
screens-Canning, etc.
Third Year-Ani-
mals-Live st &C X,
feeding, testing milk,
diseases and rene
dies-Ccoktng, etc.
Fourth Year-Soil
and Home - Saving
moisture, rotation of
crops, soil fertility,
sanitation, flowers,
pictures, etc.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

n you arc int~re7rsd ir ssr-rE
sheep this coming aazr0H c-Irer
them .hould be put in s1 coon a. ur=
sibie. This ia due f0 the fart f@
there will be = large demand f1r lrr#
- tho supply uT1 be- 'ia1Ifrr. .rr
fall there were se-e~ai requests
sheep. but the supply was srsa
EXCEPT a. e1fremeir rIEH prices
the Comparatively few fce-e ~ rrHa
and the comparatively email
OF lau1bs as q total THE rIau'H wI rr
limited to accommodate . r~-+ ts--r
derns nd.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

treatment.
Give your hog every chance to be-
come meat
The hog is also q large factor in
cheapeninE the production Of beef.
Hogs are placed iii tho cattle feed lots
to utilize the corn and other feeds the
cattle have failed to digest and which
otherwise would be wasted. Hogs
following steers in many cases have
increased the profit per steer by from
IS to 50. Hogs should not be allowed
to follow dairy cattle unless the cat
tie are tuberculin tested.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
WATERFORD.

Carpenters building new home for
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hackett at Os-
wegat chic have about completed the
exterior of the cottage and the masons
went to work recently.
The new home now being built for
Patrick FeeIey on his farm in Minor
lane is all closed in.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
CONCERNING rEH7lLlzEr
FIX Your Lswr1-Kssn It OFF Cree
Lands.

Two Pounde Of r1rur--.s. f-r
Analysing g per cent l1 8 per er~
MONA and per cent 20 IN per-
OF phozpID-Is seld -I3sIl u-
square rod. Care should rr
the application OF t1I- vis+~-a t- r--
that the gra-e is 0rr H-r
because IL put ou hon -e- dew -
the grass or after 70 rs.a burning ord
killing or the Sraz- Will rr..
Duo 20 the Iatsuezs ~ t.r .-rarH
and the growth which ras ta.-r plaza
iu our fields. The sOu' -at.9H ri .r
mcrciai fertilizer mlrt BE- d-.srf
1T least nearly two we-iH n" frr
fority OF caaeg- 87r~r tr~rr
izers arc readily IIble5 presz
should be taken not % apps " rr
early as 10 allow r. rcrs rr-
should there be further r-z
Allow tho grass 20 get ~
before applying.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

had total capitalization Of 81, 7ss, ooo
A year ago Is new companies, having
total capital stock of $685., 900, were
formed in Connecticut.
Building permits were issued last
week in the cities Of New Haven,
Hartford, Bridgeport, Waterbury.
Stamford and New Britain to the
number Of 215 for new construction
work to cost s1.315. 712, the largest in
crease being noted in Waterbury
where work has been commenced on
several factory additions. Last year
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

Suppose the milk is strained into 90
quart cans, as It is MIXED. 1t can be
plainly seen that If the milk of num-
oers 2 and 3. and 4, or and 4,
for example, get into the same can, the
can will be full and milk will test
below 3.2o per cent. fat; the milk from
No and No. would more than fill
a can and this can of milk would be
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
MONTVlLLE.

The contract has been given to w.
L. Roe. Jr, for tho erection of new
buildings at Camp Dewey at Kite
maug. The mess hall will be 50x143
feet with two buildings for the cooks
and walters, and three buildings for
the officers
The Thames Specially Co. have the
third three tenement house nearly
conpieted,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
NOANk.

A garage is being built for Fields
Pendleto1 on the property of w. A.
Fraser in Church street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

which relieved me a. once Of the 1arrin-
sensation. ] bought more and nv harfs
were healed, and the fesh al smooth d
(Signed) Mrs. Martha ~. Cumbv.
North Troy, Vt, Sept. 90. 1915.
Cuticurs Soap daily and Cuficura Cfrs-
ment occasionally prevent uimuirs.
blac khesds or other eTupticug. IN
nghdy conlpieIions are often a bar %
social and business success.
For Free Sample Zach By Rafmv~
Nail address post card. ssCuff~rr-
Dept. r. Boston" Sold err-vwh---
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
BUILDING OPERATIONS
IN NEW ENGLAND

Statistics of building and engineer
ing operations In New England as
compiled by The F. w. Dodge Com
pany follow:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
Broorns, Mops, Brushes
Trolleys Lead
To

6roons. see, soc, 5sc, 6so, 75e
pustIcss Floor Mops, 75c, $1.oo, $3.50
Polish Mops. .69e, Use, $1.1o
Dustiess Utility Brushes. .25c
Black Mop Heads ........... SOC
Dustless Radiator Brushes. 80. Soc
Irvine Mop Heads. .............2 Csc
Dustiess busters ......... Csc, 3oc
Counter Brushes. Csc. sec, soc, 5sc
a. inch Floor Brushes, with
long handle ..............7 5o
Scrub Brushes. ........ Sc, Zoe, tsc
Long Handle Floor Scrubs. .2ee
Bottle Brushes ................fo o
Refrigerator Brushes ...........12e
Clothes Brushes -.......,.......15 c
Bowl Brushes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .21o
Wall busters. csc, $50
Floor Cloths. .............15 c, 1876
Hearth Brushes ..............-.S SOC
Silver Cleaning Brushes. ...... .3ee
Stove Brushes ................. 2ec
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
BUILDING AND BUSINESS.

Permits fer Structures Valued at
Nearly Million and Third Issued
Last Week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03

N bIotCheg Inaf TTeFe I'd 1T0
angry looking. and lfffie fre
water blistcrs would form
These broke ard fomed a
hard cruzf ard when r ehn
my hands the Skin wcua
crack and bleed
81 was given = eamr r 81
G-krr.--- G. - f-...-t-..
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
GRoToN.

Is. r. Douglas, Inc, Of New London
has been awarded the contract for
the construction OF the borough new
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03


This viii sknng repetition
The teaching Of agriculture schools will
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
Itching BIiStGfS
Formed Crust
On Hands. Swelle5 70 Bioschez
Red and Angry Looking. Bafu16
and Woold CsAck and Bfccd.
Cuticora Healed. Cost 500

II was poisoned By the use II a1sp
and hard water, and my hands 1eza~ ts
bum and itch. The skin would swell 70
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
B. A. WIGHTMAN

Experiences Piano Turrr
90 CItH street. Msrwerr. &c.
E1S se@-1~' agrif
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
rhs Problem in the Average Market
MIX Herd,

The topic will be considered from
the standpoint OF the average market
mix producing herd Take for ex-
ample herd of Ho1stein cows pro-
ducinS at a given milking as follows:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-03
HOW TO VTTALIZE THE TEACHING OF
ACRICJI TURE
BY 2. G. HOLDEN.


-
: Rotate the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
ZEBRANIE TOWARZYSTWA
POMOCY ARMII POLSKIEJ.

Dnia 2S, W piqtck o godz. SmeJ
W sail Zwiqzku Polek odbcdzic
sic zcbranic Tow. P. A. p, ia
ht6rc zapraszamy >szanowne cz}on
kinic i osoby zaintcrcsowane
sprawami Towarzystwa. w SEX
cyl robot rccznych zrobilo sic jak
dotqd bardzo wielc, gdyz zcbrano
Iuz ~przcszlo $1,000 ma wl6czke, Z
E;6rcj robi2 SIG swcatry, sza-
Tiki pod opicka pan Jan
k;cwicz oraz pan Jareckiej i
Sicminowiczowcj, ktorc udzielaja
potrzcbnych wskaz0wek i lekcyi.
W sckcyi ratunkowej dla Dzicci
W Polscc urzQdzono "a staranicm
p. Clcvenscr koncert Waci Rybi-
ckicj, kt0ry SIG odbCdzic dnia &c
grudnia / L kt6rego caly doch6d
przcSlany bcdzie do PAM llcleny
Padcrcwskicj. Obccnic rozpoczy-
najQ sig pracc w celu ratowania
zdrowia i zycia dzieci polskich w
Chicago, do kt0rcgo zadania po-
trzcba zu0w duo Starai i usilo-
wan. Osobny komitet zajqf sic
przcslanicm upomink0w do obozu
Armii Polskiej. lest przeto wybor
zajec ola os0b, ktore SIG poczuwa-
j2 do obowiQzku s}uzcnia w~lasnej
Ii przybranej ojczyznic a zwlasz-
ca Armii Polskicj. Godnost ko-
bicty-Polki polcga dis ma rzut-
ko5ci i sorIiwoSci w piracy marc
dowcj.
Anna Neuman, PREF,
DR.. Wyczofkowska,
sekr. prot,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Z parafii sw. Kon-
~stancyi.
SpiS Ofiarodawc0w nOwego kosciola
Sw. K%OnStanCyi W Jefferson PIX.

SpiS OfiarOdawc0w nOwego kosciola
Sw. KOnstanCyi w Jefferson PIX.
Klub POlonia, puszke; n. n. Kon-
-stanCya figure Sw. Konstancyi; o.
szewska Marta figure Matki Boskiej;
Sienkicwicz Piotr i iona figure Sw.
Amy; Lemczyk Jak6b i iona figure
Serca Jezus; Lamczyk Jak6b i iona
figure SCrCa Jczus; Zakon Sw. Fran
ciszka figure Sw. Franciszka; n. n.
figure MISUNDERSTANDING Panskie--
go; Niewiasty z BTactwa Rozahca
Sw. stacye Drogi Krzyzowej; Niewia-
rtyz Bractwa Rozanca $w. ornat; Me
wiasty z Bractwa Rozanca Sw. szafe
do Ornat6w; ks. A. Nawrocki oltarz
i ambone; ks. y. n. lawki do klas;
ks. F.. Jag;elski dzwonek do Mszy
6w.: Dobrzyn Franciszka ornat; Fa-
milia Machut ornat; Klub Pan przy
parafii ornat; Parafia Sw. Alfonso
Ornat; n. y. Z Wojc:echowa stu}e;
Szymanski Wa;enty i iona dywan
pred ~Oitarz; Konopa Jan mszaf;
Rhode FIR. i iona wielki zl6bek; Dry
malski Jozef dzwonek W sanctuary
UNI; CrZezinski J6zef i iona 3 krze-
sla do sanktuaryum; PacholSki Leo
nard I IONA | wielkie krzes}o 60
sanktuaryum: Zelowski Wiad. 3 blur
ka do klas; Familia KuSnierz oitarz
do kaplicy: Breilmaier J6zef dzwo-
mex do Mszy Sw.; n. y. z Wojciecho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Anna Neuman, PREF,
Dr.. WyczofkowSka,
sekr. prot.
p. {. Il. Il. WYSYLA Do POLSkI
OAR GNIAZDKOWY w SUMIE
CWIERC MILIONA FRANK0W.

Polski Centralny Komitet Ratunko-
wy wySiaf dis tclegraficznie jake Oar
G~wiazdkowy Ola ofiar wojny W Polsce
przeSzio $4,000. czyli oko}o Gwierc mi
Iona frank6w ma rece GeneralnegO 10
mitetu PolSkiegO w Szwajcaryi.
Ma sumo t. ZiOiyly sic n~astepujQce
OrgamiZaCyc polSkie:
Z. {. X. X. $4,000.
PolSka Rada Narodowa. ST. 900.
XwiazeN NarodOwy POlSki .~.$I,331.31.
KamitCt RatunkOwy W Buff
falo i OkOlicy $500.
Zwiazpk polcN $4,000.
ltaZCm .S1u,JJl.0l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Pom6zcie mi znalesc czlowieBa ucz-

Pom6zcie mi znalesc czioWie5a ucz-
ciwego, kt6ryby chciai' pracoYat i
uczyt sic. Ola czlowieka Qdpowied-
niego dam moznosc zar6biG/s3O ty-
godniowo "a pare godzin piracy VIE
czorem / wyksztalce go ma p:erwszo-
rzednego handlowca, re potrafi / sto
dolar6w ma tydzicn zarobic. Wytrwa-
lego W piracy przyjme ma wspoiw'a-
s~ciciela caiego przedsiebiorstwa. Po-
trzebuje kilku takich ludzi W CHI
cago 1 W innych osadach polskich.
Kto Una takie,go czfowieka. MECH go,
przysle do mnle. Kto sam jest takim,
MECH sam p~rzyjdzie do mnie. PrzyJ-
mule we czwartki / W soboty cd L
do | popoludniu i cd 6 do Q wieczo-
rem. a innych miast moga zgiaszac
sic listownie. Adres: J6zef Mierzyn-
ski, 1868 n. Paulina ul. Pok6j 49,
Chicago. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
BOLSZEWICY PRZoCIW AM
BOLSZEWICY PRZECIW A

Piotrogr6d, p g. Trockij, boil
szewicki minister spraw zagranI-
tznych ma zcbraniu organlzacyl
rcwolucyjnych oskarzai ostro A.
merykanow. re wspicrajQ pow
stanic kozakow donskich gen.
Kalcdiucsa podobno arcsztowatt
bolszcwicy agcntow amcrykafr--
skich, gdy chcicli do RoStova do
'~starczac bron i odzicZ ola 'koza-
kow. Dalcj podobno W liscle do
Kaledincsa oiarowac miai amba-
sador Francis 100000 rubli ia &C.
le powstanc6w kozackich.. 1ro
ckij L pogrozkami wyrazaf sig
ktorc uczcstnicy zcbrania okla
skiwali zawziecic. Ambassador
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dowym. re ami on sam, ami mkt
oficvalnie. nj tez funduszc amc-
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dusze ,.Czerwoncgo Krzyza" -
iak to Trockij zarzucai. ME So an
gazowane W ruchawkach rosyj-
skich.
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ROSYA A CHINY

Picking, "a 6. Rad Chin wysto
sowai do rzadu rosyjskiego boil
szewikow przestroge. W formle
ultimatum, zadajac usuniecia
wojsk rosyjskich W 48 godzin z
Harbina i okolicy W przeciwnym
razie zostanie uzyta sila przeci-
wko Rosyanom. Chiny gromadza
coraz znaczniejsze wojska W Man
dZuryi..
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Z NIEMIEC

Berlin, 224 g. Socyalistyczny
organ ,.Norwaedts' zoStai ma try
dni zawieszony "a kare krytyko-
wanie rzqdowych zarzadzch zy-
wnoSciowych.
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Music sprzedaG drewniany cottage;
A pokoiowe pomieszkania. Rentu
miesiecznie $34.S0. Stajnia wyren--
towana. Cena $2O4O; pierwszy NOR
gecz. 1906 w. 22ga ul. J6zef FASTER
max. 26
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