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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-05
BRIEFLY TOLD

/ Shop at RtcKePs.-Advt.
Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print IL (Ad.l
Dr. Basye. osteopath. Phone a337.
Konen-DoyIe Taxi. Phone 49,
Advt.
state supt. of Pub. Instr. N. C.
Macdonald was a visitor in Fargo
Sunday evening.
A desirable place to stop Hotel Ell
gin, S1.00 per day, Eighth and Henne-
pin, Minneapolis.-Advt.
Atty. John Knauf, of jamestown,
former member of the state supreme
bench, was visitor in Fargo Sunday.
a. deere of dievorce was granted in
thed istrict court Saturday afternoon
in the case of Charles ]. Meyers
against Amy Meyers.
Miss Martha Crane, of the Prize ice
cream parior, left Sunday for James
town to spend several weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
r. S. TaIeott. warden OF the state
penitentiary, and Mrs. Talcott, are
among the state visitors In Fargo to-
day. They are guests at the Waldorf
hotel.
Or. J. McGurren, of Devils Lake.
Of the state board of health, attended
the boards meeting held In Fargo
Sunday.
FRED Riley. son of CO. supt of
Schools j. W. Riley, returned TO Fargo
from Minneapolis, Sunday morning.
Mr.. Riley goes on the next draft 20
Camp Dodge.
Lieut. Fritz Lawrence. stationed at
Camp rodge, Ia. arrived saturday 20
spend his two weeks furlough with
his mother, Mrs. y. A. Case, at the
Prescott hotel
II. w. Lee and r. M. Lee, OF Card
ner, who have been hunting In the
vicinity of Cakes returned last eve
ninL and remembered their friends in
Fargo with q supply of ducks. They
report great luck.
r. II. Brugere, OF Chicago. arrived
In Fargo Saturday to relieve Stanley
Hedberg, Of the Associated Press bu-
reau, who left Sunday with Mrs. He'd
berg for a two weeks vacation to be
spent in Chicago and Des Moines.
Louis Anderson, OF Glyndon, Mimi,
was a Clay county visitor In Fargo.
who spent the weekend with friends.
Miss Helen Sullivan, Of Bismarck,
and Miss B. Spencer, Of Valley city.
60 over Sunday.
The first number on the Citizens
Lecture course which Is under the
auspices of students at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college, will be Civ
en- in the "A. y. armory DC O'Clock
this evening with the zoellner String
quartet as the attraction.
Edwin NJ Hooper. formerly OF the
city engineers force, was successful
IN passing examinations for the avia-|
ton corps at Omaha, Neb., being one
81 three ii twenty-four 20 make the
Grade" He returned 10 Fargo sun
day to await the call Tor duty.
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.DEAMER OPENS
MINOT MEETING
Fargo Superintendent Is
Conducting Ward Coun-
ty Institute

Supt. Arthur Deamer of the public
schools of Fargo, opened the Ward
county teachers institute, or better
schools rally, at Minot this morning,
going direct to that city following
the close of the educators conven-
ton held at Bismarck last week.
Better school rallies are being held
in the counties of the state this
week. DR.. A. K. Winship, editor OF
The Educational Journal of Boston;
Professor j. B. Meyers Of Valley
City normal, and Miss Helen J. Sulli-
van. assistant state superintendent
of schools, are the speakers
who will be heard at the institutes
in Mclean. Ward, Mountrail, Will
liams and Mckenzie counties.
Governor Frazier arrived in Far
go early this morning and will appear
with the above speakers at better
school rallies in McHenry, Pierce,
Benson. Ramsey and Nelson coun-
ties
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ASKS $4,000
DAMAGES FOR
CAILD'S DEATH
Killing of Pearl Goodwin
Cause of Criminal
Action
MAC PETERSON is
GIVEN VERDICT
125 Civil Cases on Dis
trict Court Calendar
For Cass

Papers were served late Saturday
afternoon and this morning naming
0. M. Olson, j. M. Olson. John Engen
and Arne T. Royther. members of the
firm of Olson Bros, & Co., contract
ors, as defendants in a $4,000 dam
age suit in which M. e. Goodwin of
Fargo, is the plaintiff.
Through the law firm OF Lowell &
Horner, Goodwin alleges careless
and negligence in the operation of
an automobile belonging to the firm
which struck and killed his 5-year-
old daughter, Pearl Goodwin, late on
the afternoon of Sept. 20. 1917, in
front Of the Goodwin home at 914
Fourth avenue south. The case will
come up at the January term Of
district court. -
MACPHERSON Wins Case,
Judge Frank p. Allen of Lisbon,
called in recently to sit as trial judge
in the case of Angus Macpherson
against Attorney Taylor Crum Of
Fargo, in which the plaintiff sought
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NOW THEY'LLEAT
DADS COOKING

Lyle and Clarence Davis, RoIette,
N. D.. boys. will have their dads
cooking to help them in going over
the top" in France.
Alfred c. Davis, prominent Rolette
farmer, after making a special ap-
peal to President Wilson, has been
accepted as cook for the l16th SAM
tary Train corps, and Is on his way
to New York to join his boys.
Mr.. Davis is said to be the hap
piest man in America.
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sMokELEss DAYS NEXT.

w. c! r. u. President Advocates
Them at Temperance Meeting.
Smokeless and drinkless days, in
addition to meatless and wheatless
days, were advocated by Mrs. Eliza
beth Preston Anderson, Fargo, presi-
dent OF the North Dakota Woman's
Christian Temperance union, in an
address concentrating Worlds
Temperance day at the First Metho-
dist church, Sunday evening.
But we hear little about saving
the bushels of grain that are used in
making beer and distilled liquors, or
about using the land on which to-
bacco is grown to produce food
stuffs" said Mrs. Anderson
Charles A. Pollock, Fargo, temper
ance advocate, was another speaker.
For Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads.
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Lodge Notices

j. w. Clary, secretary: Advance
lodge No. So, ]. o. o. F., Moorhead. will
meet wednesday evening for work In
the second degree and other import
ant business. Visiting brothers are
welcome.
D DR.. s. j. Hill, secretary: Stated
meeting of the Scottish Rite bodies
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ac-
tion on petitions and other business
of Importance. in reference to the re-
union which opens Nov. 10.
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AMERICAN OFFICERS
ARE SECOND TO none
Mai. M. =. Steele Tells Of Their
Training in Address at Grand
Theater Sunday.

American army officers are second,
to mono in the world, and the young
officers of today are better trained
than the generals of the Civil war,
Maj. NJ. F. Steele. U. S. r. c.. Fargo,
told a large audience in the first
number of the Grand Free Lecture
course at the Grand theater Sunday
evening.
Major Steele, himself a graduate
Of West Point. and veteran of the
Spanish American war, said that
under present methods young offl-
GERS are selected and trained ac-
cording to their mentality and lean
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Land Transfers
Warranty Deeds.

Carl G. Pitsch and wife to Chas.
S. Foster-Wh lot i. block 8, Full
ler's ad.. 81.
q. g. Thompson to Mona NJ. Pier
son-Lots 0-lI-12-19-20-21. block /,
Darlings End adj, 81.
Thos. A. Hasselqulst to Frances A.
LandbIom-NWA I6-140-49, $G,400.
Ethel l.. Kelcher and husband TO
A. L. Nelson Lot 3, block 2, Lind
says adj, $500.
Robert Vance to Herbert S. Dosen
Lot 9. block 4, Harwood's ad., 81.
Herbert s.. Dosen to Helen NJ.
Vance-Lsot 9. block 4, Harwood's
ad., 81.
A. A. Garfield TO Marshall g. Carl
son--Lot "E". Canfield's subdivision,
$3,l50.
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record for the state, Alice. progress
siye Cass county village, has again
come TO the front in the food pledge
campaign. Practically every house,
wife in the community has signed q
food pledge. according to Glen Gill
more, principal OF the Alice schools.
- pledges being secured In one hour.
In a pledge contest within the
school, Miss Beatrice Willentin's
team bested Miss Mayne Stangier's
team, and was treated TO a big bon
fire party. and plenty Of eats.
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FARGO "Y" WINS
outdistanees Grand Forks in inter-
city Membership Contest.

BY great finish after having been
behind for i've or six days, the Far
go Young Mems Christian associa-
ton outdistanced the Grand Forks
association in the intercity associa-
ton membership contest, which
closed at 10 o'clock Saturday night,
and won, Ito points to 1895. Fargo
was also under 81 handicap in
the contest.
Honors for the eight divisions of
Fargo membership in the contest
went to the props, though the inter-
mediates won the banquet for first
reaching their quota.
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CLASS BUSINESS
AS EXCELLENT
Monthly Federal Reserve
Bulletin Calls Attention
To Labor Shortage
(Bv Associated Press.)

Washington, Nov. 5.-Business
conditions throughout the country
are reflected as excellent and indus
tries as active despite a marked la
Dor shortage nearly everywhere, In
the monthly federal reserve bulletin
issued today.
The summary by districts says:
neapolis-Business conditions
and industries active; labor condi-
tons good and outlook good.
This district was exceptional in re-
porting constructive work and labor
conditions favorable.
Chicago-Business conditions good,
industries active; labor supply
short, outlook good.
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ing, and that every ofiicer is both
pupil and teacher throughout his
career.
Every garrison is a school," he
said. "One will specialize in artii-
lery, another in cavalry. and another
in training STAFF officers. Young offi-
GERS are sent from one post TO an
other, and as a result of this i'm
tensive training. our young officers
are as we'll equipped as any other
in the world"
Prof. H. NJ. Rudd's orchestra rend-
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cred a patriotic program before the
address.
Miss Maude Hayes, Of the depart
meqt of public speaking OF the Moor
head normal, will speak On England
At War in the second OF the series
next Sunday evening.
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THE FUND TODAY,

acknowledged. &507.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kenyon,
Jamestown, ST.: w. j. To-
bin, Mandan, soc; l.. w.
Crandell, Jamestown, soc;
S. r. Russell, Buchanan,
SOC; Fl. G. Johnson, Far
go, Csc; r. w. Johnson,
Sheyenne. Csc; j. A.
Lloyd. Jamestown, csc;
Vivian Gagner, Tarsus,
SOC; II. G. Kenyon, Fargo,
soc; B. p. Roeing, Pin
gree, Csc: @. v. Skinner,
Buchanan, 25c; E. w.
Reed, Jamestown, Csc;
Syble Farringer, Hurds-
field, csc; VIM. Hill, Far
go, Csc; A. L. Warren,
Pingree, 25c; ]. w. Tang
ney, Edmunds, 2Sc; Geo.
Johnson, Edmunds, csc;
N. II. Collins, Mel
willie, 25e; Chas. Oh
son, Melville, Csc; Hat
rington, CSC: 6. 4. Gun
derson, Bowdon, 25c; VIM.
Carman, Goodrich, SOC;
Frank Steele, Sykeston,
Csc; Geo. cottingham. r.,
Flock, New Rockford,
= csc; w. r. Whitcome,
New Rockford, soc; N. E.
Biggs, New Rockford,
SOC: w. J. Payne, New
Rockford, csc: G. Rupert,
Brinsmade, soc; r. w.
Tompkins, Oberon, Csc;
G. r. Tompkins, Oberon,
25c; c. o. Longren, Far
go, csc; Harry Schippe,
81; r. e. Johnson, Devils
Lake, csc; o. J. Lee, Dew
lis lake, csc: Erick An
derson, Knox, soc; Mrs.
N. Peterson, Devils Lake,
25c; Booth Howard,
Hammond, Wis, soc; Joe
Renner, Minot, Csc; An
ton Sto, Churchs Ferry,
Csc; A. Peterson, Mime
waukan, Csc: d. Dickin-
son, Minnewaukan, csc;
j. Madejar, Minnewauk-
an, 81; 4. T. Larson, Min
newaukan, Csc; NJ. L.
HALEY, NJ linn ewaukan,
csc; G. L. Richmond, Min
newaukan, 25c; Ernest
Seaquist, M nnewaukan,
Csc; Al Cunningham, Csc;
J. Gray Duncan, Joseph
Inc, csc; H. G. Schmid,
Oberon, csc; Leroy Olof-
son, Little Falls, Mimi,
Maddox. soc; Chas.
G. A. McCrath, Seattle,
Wash, csc; Frank Mat
tbs, New Rockford, 81; M.
Glogman, Cleveland, 25c;
Lawrence B. Golf, Cleve-
land, SOC; H. Stephenson,
Milwaukee, Wis, csc;
F. L. Williams, Moorhead,
Mimi, 26c; Gunard Carl
son, Valley City, 25c;
Frank Sanford, Valley -
City, csc; J. p. Williams,
st. Paul, Mimi 25c; e. p.
Kelly, Darlington, 25c;
cash. soc; Arthur G.
Hauft, Edmunds, Csc;
TheO. Pullman, Bards-
town, KY, use; B. A.
Carlson, Darlington, Soc:
VIM. Curfman, New
Rockford, csc; A. Gud-
mundson, Oberon, 25c;
Gust Flavog, Lallie, Csc:
]. Corcoran, ST. Paul, 25c;
F. A. Burton, jamestown,
Csc; total for Dan Ken =
yon ......s.s..... zosy
". A. Burns, Fargo $500. 30
Total ..................$534.s
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ENGINEER HELD.

r. F. Burton Charged With Going
Over Line Without Reporting.
Hannah, n. D., Nov. 5.-R. F. Bur
ton, civil engineer, is confined in
the Jail at Snowflake, just across the
Canadian line, upon the technical
charge Of entering the country
without reporting to the custom and
the immigration authorities.
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ALICE TO FRONT

After overwhelming Its quota of
5000 in the sale Of second Liberty
Loan bonds 396 per cent. setting q
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EOLKS know that,
Nature ne0sg makes
a mistake and that's
Dhy VELVET, Nature's
cum tobacco amt Just
usually good = but u
alDays good.
2ss&
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DIaCzGgO Wierze
" NuXatGd Iron,
Jake BudOwniczegO Sly NarOdu.
Przez d.. E. Sduer, N. D.

P-awdopodobnie zadne lekarstwo ME
spotkalo sic nigdy z tax fenomenalnym
sukcesem jak Nuxated Iron. KOnserwa-
tywnie ustalono, re przeszio trey mi
liony ludzi rocznie zazywa je tyko W
YIN kraju. Spotkalo sic ono z goracem
uznaniem / Jest zalecane przez byiych
senatorow. czionk6w kongresu Stan6w
ZiednoczonyCh. Lekarze ordynaryUsze
nanych szpitali przepisuja je i zaleca-
IA Je. Monslg. Nonnini dygnitarz kos
cioia k~atolickiego zalecH je czlonkom
kosciola katolickiego. Gvly EOmisarz
zdrowia VIM. r. Kerr miasta Chicago
m6wi. re ono powinno sic znajdowac w
kazdym szpitalu i powinno bye przepi-
sywane przez kazdego lekarza. Sara
Bernhard "wiecznis mioda Sarah.
najslawniejsza n aswiecie aktorka, "a
m6wi wielka Hose tegoz dla francu-
skich zoInierzy. chcac pomodz W ten
spos6b i'm " sile I energii.
DR.. J. \. Newman. ostatnio leksrz po-
licyjny miasta Chicago i byiy ordyna-
tor Jefferson Park szpitala " Chicago
m6wi. 70 Nuxated Iron wykazaio przez
swoje wyniki, ze p~rzeszlo wszystkie pre-
paraty. jake kledykolwiek dOtychczaS
byly uzywane dIa wytworzenia czerwo-
mel krwi. w~zmocnienia nerw6w, odbu-
dowauia muszkul6w i p~oprawienia ME-
regulaCnego trawienia-
DR.. H. B. Vail. prEedtem lekarE szpi-
tala W Baltimore I ~egzaminator lekar-
ski zawsze przepisuje Nuxated Iron l
zadziuia p~acyert6w szybknScia z jaka
slaboSc ~zostaje zastapiona przez SHE
energie.
Gdy ME iestescie n~alezycie zdrOwi
Jestescie stabi. zr6bcie n~astepujacs
probe: Przekonajcis sic. jak diugo mo
zecie pracowac. Tub jak diugo mozecie
$50 bez zmeczenia. N~astepnie zazyicie
dwie tabliczki pieCio-granowe IwyiSiegc
orEaniCznego zelaza try razy ma dZier
DO tedzeniu przez diva t~ygodnie. Po te.
kuracyI w]yprobujcie swoja sile ma no
wo I zbaczcie, lie zySkalisCie M slte
uwaSa: Nuxated Iron, kt6re byi,
uaywane przez bylych czlonk6w senat'
kongresu Stan6w Zjednoczonych | In
M znane osobistosCi 2 tax zadziwlaja
cym rezultatem i kt6re jest przeplsywa
M I rekomendowans pOwyzeJ prseZ lie
harry W rozmaitych ~wypadkach. nj
lest wcale patentowane Tub sekretn
lekarstwo. ale lekarstwo zawierajacD
zelazo, kt6re jest przepisywane bardz
czesto przez znanych lekarzy W Earo
pie I tutaj W Ameryce. W przeciwieh
stwie do przepisywanegO zelaza W sta
rel formie, jest {atwo zasymilOwane
ME psujs zeb6w. ami zOiadka. ale ow
SEEN fest to najskuteczniejsze lekarstw
z wszystkich form ma niestrawnoSc l n
nadwyrezone nerwy Faorykancl mai
takie zaufanie W organicznem zelazie
"a ofiaruja 500 dla kt6rajkolwiek In
stytucyi dobroczynnej, jezeli ktos. KIT
potrzebuje zelaza, mezczyzna czy kobe
n ponizej lat so. ME podwOi swojej 81
Nv W czterech tygodniach cEasu. roEu
mie sic, jezeli ME cierpia ma jake We
vnetfzne kOmplikacye. Oni obOwiazuj
sic take zwr6cic wan pieniadze, jezel
wv p~rsynajmnieJ ME pOdwoicie swoje
ally W dzlesIscIu dniach. Jest to wiadomsr
HSzystkim a~ptekarzom.
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w r. 1929 "a ugodq Z cesar.zem
Fryderykiem II, Melek ell Kamel,
sultan Egiptu, pozwolil powrocic
chrzeScijanom do Jeruzalem, ale
luz w r. 1244 zostali znow W pien
wycieci przez Karyzmian.
Cd r. 1917 pozostawa}a Jcrozo-
lima pod panowanjem tureckiem O.;
W ostatniem stuleciu zapanowa1a
tan wieksza swoboda ola chrzeS-
cijan i widzimy tez znaczny roz-
VOL dziaIalnoSci chrzeScijaiskiej.
w roku 1910 Madame konstytu-
cyl W pahstwieO tomahskiem PREY
nioslo jeszczc wieksza swobode ;
spotegowalo wplywy ducha chrze
scijaiskiego ma tamtejsze spo}e--
~czehstwo. kt6re dotychczaS kre--
powane by}o despotyzmcm. wy
pEywajacym L fanatyzmu muzul-
manskiego. Wreszcie w roku bic
zacym 1917. Jerozolima powroci-
Ia znowu W recc ckrzeScijan.
Statystyka turecka Z r. 1905 wy
kazuje nastepujace liczby podda-
nvch tureckich: Muzu}manow
5000; zyd6w $4,000; Grek6w
schizmatyk6w 5000; Katolik6w
hcihskich $500; Ormian $50;
Protestant6w 800; Grekow kato-
lik6w 25O; Koptow $50; Abisyh-
czyk6w 100; Syryan katolikow
SO. Ca}y spis wykazuje 66,OOO
dusz.
Ia wladzy furk6w Jeruzalem
bylo siedziba Mutezaryfa, II. gu
bernatora pierwszej klasy zaWis-
lego wprost Cd najwyzszej Porty
" Konstantynopolu. w radzle
miejskiej mieli prawo reprezen-
tacyi wszystkie wyznania po jed
nym czionku, tax samo w radzie
wyzszej.
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JEROZOLIMA
Zarys jej dziej6w. - Statystyka.


Przyby}em do Jeruzalem W
czasie dorocznej posuchy letniej,
20 zniwach, i dla tego nigdzie "a
dnego zboza, ami zadnej z~ielonei
trawki ma polu, ami zielonych krze
WOW, ami drew ME widziaiem, a
okoliczne, skaliste, bez wSzelkie-
80 zaroSla CORY, smutne wywariy
ma mnie wrazenia nawet owe O.
ljwne drzewa, ktore i tax tylko
plowa zielonoSc posiadaja, obec-
ME byly az do bialoSci pyiem po-
kryte, Smiertelny professionally
obraz. Razem to wszystko robi
smutne, grobowe, Smiertelne wra-
zenie, tax jak gdyby sic przybyio
IA jakiS wielki smutny pogrzeb,
gdzie nawet kwiatow zabroniono,
a tylko szarym popiolem wszyst-
10 posypano.
Mowiono mi, kiedym wspomi-
nal 8 grobowym smutnym obra-
re Jerozolimy, re trzeba tn przy-
bvc w kwietniu, a wtedy owa
martwota ozyje, obudzi sic /
wszystko bedzie ozywiaj9c9 zie-
lonoScia pokryte.
Moze bye, re W kwietniu uczu-
ic sic tn ducha zmartwychwsta-
MA, MOVIE zycie w caiej naturze,
W calem o~toczeniu.
Alem ia tn przybyi do Grobu
Chrystusa ! odczulem to wrazenie
srobu w calej przyrodzie; owa
martwota zdawaia sic movie - /
wolaG re wszech stron: Patrz, ia
ka tn martwota, jaki tn smuteE
w naturze sic odbija, DO tn jest
gr6b lego, co wszystko ozywia,
wszystkiemu zycie dale, a jednak
On sam umari til W TEN miejscr
ma drzewie krzyza i special W
grobie - tn gr6b Boga-czlowie--
ka...
Wrazenie owego grobu pozo-
stanie ma zawsze w duszy mOjej.
Smutkiem take przejmuje sic
dusza ma wiadomoSc, re klucz cd
bramy do gazylikiGrobu Chrystu,
sa, jest w reku muzuimanina, Eto-
remu codziennie opiacac sic TREE
la "a otwarcie bazyliki. A view
natrz podziat miejsc Swietych
przyprowadza ma pamiet podzia'
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sprzeczke ostatecznie zaiatwic bez
udawania sic do sadow jak najpre-
dzej. |
Poniewaa obie strony pragna Cd
dat rozstrzygniecie tel %sprzeczki Sa-
dowi Polubownemu ola ~ostatecznego
zaiatwienia l ugody -
Przeto, po ro%zwazeniu wsp6lnych
spraw | warunk6w, tn zawartych
przez obie strony, tn podpisane,
by ich sic trzymaG podpisac
pieczecia opatrzyt zgodzono sic
wsp6lnie ma nastepujace warunki:
/. BY przedstawit wszelkie spra-
WY, czynnosci powody, skargi, spree
czki / pretensye wszelkie, obecnie
istniejace miedzy obu stronami'
trzem arbitrom, wybranym W spo-
sob tn przepisany, kt6rzy maja roz-
saddle, wydat wyrok, rozpatrzec, "a
iatwic, rozporzadzit | W koncu roz-
strzygnac te sprawy, z ia zarazem
w}adza, re "a ich prace i sluzby odda-
ne wynagrodzi ich zjednoczenie F.
R. X. - obie strony wsp6lnie sic
godza, re wyrok wydany przez SAD
Polubowny bedzie pod kaidym wzgle
dem I we wszelkich sprawacn PREY
jety, zachowany / dokonany 1 re
arbitratorzy, ~zamianowani W mysl
tych warunk6w Tub tez ich wieszosc,
maja za}atwic sprawy pilnie, wystu-
chaG je nalezycie 1 wyznaczyc mieJ-
see i czas ma przesluchy, odracza1ac
sic cd czasu do czasu jesli zajdzie
potrzeba.
2. Arbitratorzy (Sad PoluboWny)
maja zbadaG i ostatecznie zadecy-
dowac ~nastepujace kwestye praWne
I f%aktyczne:
a. Czy urzednicy nowego zarzadu
byli wybrani W schenectady, n. Y.
W pazdzierniku 1917 rzeczywiscie u
r ednikami podlug praw Stanu Hill
nois i paragraf6w Konstytucyi Zje>
dnoczenia?
b.. Czy urzednicy starego zarza-
du sa urzednikami Z~jednoczenia od
1890 pazdziernika 1917?
c. Ktora strona, stosownie do pa
ragrafow ZjednoczeEia / praw Stanu
Illinois ma obecnie dzialaG jake u
rzednicy zjednoczenia? Podlug dali
szej umowy co do powytszych Wa
runk6w, ~jeszcze n~astepujace sprawy
maja bye zadecydowane:
l. Czy odlozenie proponoWanego
Sejmu W pazdzierniku 1917 r. mia
10 up~owaznienie konstytucyi zjedno-
,zenia i praw Stanu Illinois?
2. Czy referendum Towarzystw
Ziednoczenia odnosnie do odfozenia
Seimu 35go W r. 1917 - mlafo u
nowaznienie konstytucyi | czy byfo
prawne?
3. Czy wyb6r urzednik6w zjedno-
czenia w pazdzierniku 1917 W Sche-
nectady, n. Y. odbyl sic podfug pa
ragraf6w Zjednoczenia i praw Sta
M Illinois, jak to utrzymuje noWy
Zarzad?
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Taxi jest tekst ugody, kt0ra obecny
Zarzad, nazywany w tel ugodzie sta
rym (parties of the second part) chciaf
podpisac i W dalszym ciagu kOnfero-
wac re strona przeciwna tax, by sic ME
wl6czyc pc sadach i ME robic koszt0w
Z~jednoczeniu, ale tamta strona, nlby
ten nowy Zarzad ma te sluszna | spra-
wiedliwa ugode sic ME chciaia zgodzic.
I "a to MECH odpowiedzialnoSc ma jej
giowy Spadnie.
Tax to sic rzeczy maja, a ME inaczej
to tez ME trzeba wierzyc tym, kt0-
rzy co innego podaja i opisujQ.
Do tego tematu wr6cimy jeszcze W
przyszfym tygOdniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
ZE SPRAW ZJEDNO-
CZENIA P. R. K.

Pod s~ensacyjnym nagloWkiem:
,,Kto sic chce wl6czyc pc s~adach!"
- redakcya Narodu Polskiego ogia-
sza poni4ej podany doslownie arty-
kuf.
Otwarcie prZyznamy sic teraz, re
coraz mniej rozumiemy Gala te afe--
re. Kazda re stron zarzuca drugiej,
re ia druga strona ME chce sadu po-
lubownego, niekt6rzy pierwotnie, W
obecnoSci ks. Biskupa Rhodego obie
strony sic zgodzily. Dlaczego warun
XII sadu polubownego, ~uiozone wspol-
ME / przyjete w%sp6lnie, zmienlono?
Kto je zmienil i iakiem prawem?
Co jest powodem w}aSciwym, re sad
polubowny sic ME odbywa? Musimy
widziec jasno, kto gE0wnie winien;
musza to widzieG jasno wszyscy Zje-
dnoczehcy. Musimy znowu odstaplc
nieco miejsca W naszem piSmie ma te
wy~jaSnienia, DO W ,,Narodzie Pol
skim" miejsce sic znajduje tylko ola
jednej strony. Podajac dis oswald
genie ,,Narodu Polskiego", podamy
wytl6maczenie strony przeciwnej,
jezeli je otrzymamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

dzi6w ma bye natychmiaSt wys}ane pis
mienne powiadomienie ma adres Pho
ira Rostenkowskiego i n. l.. Piotrow-
skiego, 2 podaniem nazwiska adresu
tegoz supernatural.
Tu mia}y nastqpid pOdpisy i piecze-
CT Obu StrOn spornych.