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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
Belleview News.

We had a nice rain Friday night; 1t
was much needed. =
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harral, OF Bis
marck, were guests of Mrs. Lucy Bell
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. d. A. Lasster were in
st. Louis the first Of the week.
Quite q crowd Of young folks at.
tended the Senior Play In Ironton last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Long returned
last week from California, where they
spent the winter.
Instead Of the usual egg hunt and
egg roast at the Easter season the
community Is asked to donate all eggs
laid IN Easter Sunday to the Red
Cross. Please send them in on Mon
day or Tuesday to Bells store, where
they will be placed In crates ready for
shipping. E1th donstor 10 requested
to place his or her name on their re-
spective donation that the committee
may be able to give credit to whom
credit lie due. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28

Then two others appeared. They as
serted that, to the bes: Of their recol-
lection, it wal about ten years ago.
Did not think ii could have been long
er ago. Well now to settle it, We find
from examination of our files that il
was Monday, March IS, 1901, just "a
years ago.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
Annapolis News.

Rain Saturday night.
Geo. M. Johnson Of Redmondville
visited his sister, Mrs. H. Collins, In
Annapolis, the past week.
Mr.. Keathley, whose house was de-
stroyed by fire two or three weeks
ago, had his loss partially covered by
insurance.
The Annapolis team played ball at
Minimum Sunday.
A number Of our drafted boys ore
expected TO DO called at once.
Jesse yCulton has bought anothel
horse and 10 hauling ties and mine
props.
0us Funk be- spld hiS saw mill here
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends at
Des Arc and Bismarck, through the
columns of the REGISTER, for their
kindness and sympathy shown us in
the loss of our little daughter; and al
SO the school children and teachers
for their kindness in attending the
funeral service in a body, showing
their expressions of sympathy in our
great sorrow.
VIM. KEATHLEY, WIFE Il FAMILY.
Bismarck, Mo-, March %, 1918.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
The Lutheran Church.

Divine services next Monday, April
LIST, will be IA follows:
At Pilot Knob--Esster Sermon at
$3.50 p. NJ.
At Ir0nton-Easter Sermon at 1880
p. NJ.
Subject OF Sermon: 1.-THE Resur-
rection Of our Lord"
A cordial welcome extended to oil
interested In services.
H. G. HARTINa, Pastor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an cleo.
ton will be held In the City OF Iron.
ton, Missouri. on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1915,
for the purpose Of electing the follow.
ing officers for said City:
One Alderman from each Of the
two wards Of said City.
Said election will be held for Ward
No. I at the Courthouse In said City
and for Ward No. 2 at the south room
OF the Harry b. Jones' building In said
City. i'll. BALDWIN, Mayor
Attest: City Of 1rout0n, Mo.
Il. L. NEWMAN, City Clerk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28
c. A. FULDNER, OPT. D.
-UF THE---
FIRM OF EuLDNER q COMPANY.

fiNM Or FULDNEk Ct GOMFANf.
successors to Fuldner & Ki,chien,)
Marina Bldg, 300 N. Grand Ave, St.
Louis, Mo-, specializing in the Cor
rection OF Eyesight, Eyestrain, and
the proper Fitting Of Glasses, will
again be in
IRoNToN, TUESDAY, APRIL ID,
at the New Commercial Hotel, from s
A.. NJ. to p. NJ. Any word may be left
Tor him there.
Bismarck, Tuesday, April I'd, at
Mrs. James' Hotel, from $50 P. NJ. to
3 +. M.
Flat River, Wednesday, April Sd,
at New Hammond Hotel, from 8 A. M.
to ! p. M.
Write for Information or appointment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-03-28

Wanted-E Earn big money selling
Delco-Light and Delco-Light products.
Iron and south half of Washington
County row open to man of ability.
DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY,
1917 Olive St., st. Louis, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
=. and with Navy Officers.
its a little over 80co

II ta1. IL
Sales reports show that throughout
the u. S. Navy-on battlcships, cruisers
desroyers and all other types OF naval
vcsscls-over 500 of all the cigarettes
sold in Officers Mess are Fatimas.
Among the men too, of course, Fatimas
are big fayorite.
fss.zv H..1Sr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
Girls Basket Ball. It's Benefits
FLORENCE H,4TSON

Thus far We have considered only
the physical reasons. now let US con
slider the social phases Of the game
the social order for women is very
rapidly changing Women everywhere
are facing new and severe test, .
test involving broader social rela.-
ions and civic sponsibilities The
failure of men in their social and
civic responsibilities may be traced
10 rlis Inability TO give and tax
and give proper consideration %
their fellowomen. These failures may
largely be traced to the lack of train
ing in youth in social and physical
team work in games and sports: and
this same failure has made girls be-
come mere cogs in the industrial ma
OF the world
Every girl therefore. should learn
to play basket ball and meet with
some of the basic phases Of the new
social order. In thaletics q girl can
not wear conventional manners con
tinually tAesss are times wAen she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

Girls basket bah is proving to &,
very important part Of school ~,
and is one OF the best exercises foi
school girls When played accordins
to the latter and the spirit OF ta7
girls rules. It is a game which has
not j single unladylike feature II
develops the body. encourages activ-
ity and discourages slugishness ana
brings out and trains the best quail
ties OF mind. spirit and character.
More and more the idea Of justice
fairness, kindness and bearing OF de-
feat without bitterness, and winning
without boasting. are becoming the
dominating factors Of the game.
The thing that makes anythinv
worth while is the training to III;
ones self for an emergency The
cultivation of self control. consider
alton of others. quick and accurate
thinking-and the instanous apppi-
cation OF the latter-are of para
mount importance in basket bali.
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here

, ever want to 20. | don't ask for ans
rasses.
V-.n. Mr. Kennedy, was a ions
iime Writing bat sure was some busy
human when was al school. but il
IS better 70 be late than never
Write and tell me how Ed is getting
alone and also Helen and little "SSet-
ter" and an the town fews. The liitle
rel headed fellow mat used to drive
8 iHney for kelso Is IN the same ward
Wth me. He JUST arrived from
France with one arm in me sling. The
Biz Thing is over now, and don,
sup ose that l will have tie chance TO
so.atsoss, but | should worry.
don't know much more news to
write. so viii quit Tor This time. As
ever with love. Powerful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20

Ned Pedigo. Mgr. Phone 2l9.
Matinee starts II ] 30 I. Nj.
Night Show At ESQ P. M.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
VERSAILLES TO BE NAMED
Supreme act VIII Be Staged Where
German Empife Was Proclaimed


Paris. Nov 20-y Versailles. although
not formally cAosen as the meeting
place Of the peace negotiations, s
regarded as almost certain TO be the
place selected for the peace confer
ence when the Inter Allied Cosnca
re-assembles TO day
The real work OF the negotiations
VIII be carried ON in Paris. w.lere It
is probable that delegations from All
the countries will reside lemporarliY
the members going ont 10 Versailles
now and then for pleanary sessions At
the conference
There also Is a little doubt that the
supreme act Of signing the peace as-
reement Will take place 1T Versailles
in the same historical hall where the
German Empire was proclaimed IN
1871.
Versailles, or rather the palace
there, has played an important part
in the histories Of France, Germany
Great Britain and the United States
In 1883 the armistice preliminary to
the treaty of peace between Great
Britain and the United States was
signed at Versailles. Six years later
he palace ws-s the scene OF import
ant events In the French revolut-
ion
The German army besieging Parts
had It's headquarters in the town In
lS70-7l, and there the negotiations
between France aud Germany were
discussed After the peace Versailles
was the seat OF tie French nationosl
assembly and for few years there
after was the official capital u
France.
Il is said general feeling Of the
associated governments IL that Vers
ailles-p paris-is the mast convent
ent place to hold the peace conference
and II this were decided upon It also
would serve as recognition OF the
paramount position OF France in the
war.
In addition to these considerations
there are certain practical on. o.
telegraph and cable facilities and
easy communication between the cap
ital and ample living Accommodations
as compared with those in the small !
er cities OF Holland and Switzerland |
Agents of the various allied coaa-
tries already are seeking large houses |
in Paris for their delegations. The
American representation will now !
from the small residence whica Col- |
onel House and his staff now occupy
TO one much larger.
II Is generally understood that there
Is TO be no further political censor
ship ON press dispatches leaving
Paris and that there is 10 be fun re
eognition OF the principle of open
diplomacy. Premier Clemenceau has
expressed himself positively in favor
of there being the freest OF press
ielegraphic facilities. now that mill
tary precautions are unnecessary
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CONFERENCE ON
Pc ACE WILL Be
HELD IN P A R Is.
llii'UHIA\I PRELIMINARY
MEETING To BE CALLED
WITHIN NEXT TEN
DAYS: TO BE HELD IN
HISTORICAL HALL.
BY JOHN r. BASS

Paris. NOV ga preliminary il
terallied conference to attain unaA
unity on peace terms probably will be
held within ten days This conference
may prove TO be more important than
the actual peace conference.
That the final peace conference will
be held In Versailles is almost Ger
tain II will probably begin on Deeem
ber 18th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
THURSDAY, NOV II.

THURSDAY, NOV. ~.
Mav Marsh in Money Mad IL nc
tfpe Of play that carries vital mcs-
sage direct into the hearts OF every
man. woman and child Its theme Is
the old story that murder will ont
and that the way o. tho tfanseressor
IS The way 10 shame-ald death Mae
Marshs simple. loFable personality
lends beautiful seaiiment through
out five acts Of splendid. dramatic
achievement. and the layishness Of the
settings and clesraess Of the rholog-
rsphy combine to make II q lfoduc-
ton that viii live in The memories of
All who see H.
Two reel Capitol Comedy. DADS
Knockout" featuring Smiling Biigs
Parsons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-20
FlA1IN1A
Il Sensible Cigarette

IAis pfeferenoe Tor Fatima in The Navy IS
due not alone to The pleasing taste, bat also
- the iAet that fatina4 never talk tatk.
etsnii n.Al4 should smoke more than usual.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

cych oskarzen przeciw w}adzom
wojskowym Niemiec, ktore De-
parliament Stanu otrzyma} W
formie urzedowej: Zmuszanie a
merykanskich jenc6w wojennych
do wykonywania piracy podczas
choroby i zmuszapie amerykah--
skich wiezni6w cywilnych do wy
konywania najrozmaitszych ro--
bot, ME majacych mic wsp6lnego
z ich wiasnym bytem lub z utrzy
mywaniem swych kwater.
Poinformowano Rad niemie--
cki, re wszelka grabiez lub u
mySlne niszczenie pakunkow
przeznaczonych ola jenc6w anne
rykanskich must n~atychmiast
sic ~skohczyc. Dalei zazadano, a.
by wszystkich oficerow marynar
XII handlowej przeniesiono do o.
bozu ola oficerow przeznaczone-
go, zarzucajac przytem kfam-
stwo rzadowi niemieckiemu, gdy
ten poinformowaf Rad Stan. Zje
dnoczonych, IL niejaki David
Johson, kt6rego wiadze wojsko-
we niemieckie mia}y przeniesc
do obozu oficerskiego, nadal pre-
bywa W Brandenburgu, gdzie o.
becnie jest oboz ola zwyk}ych
iencow wojennych. Przy proteS--
Gle tym Department Stanu PREY
toczyi spos6b obchodzenia sic
wiadz wojskowych amerykan-
skich z personaiem floty handlo-
wei niemieckiej, cd kt6rych VIA
dza wojskowa niczego wiecej
ME wymaga jak tylko utrzymy-
wanna porzadku w swych kwate-
rach.
OKRET IA
ToPIONY PREF NINE.
Ocean City, Nd, II listopada.
Parowiec amerykanski ySaetia"
w powrotnej podr6zy z francu-
skiego portu do Filadelfii, ude--
rzy} w mine podwodna i zatonaf
w dwadziescia minut pc eksplo-
wi. Dziewietnastu cz}onk6w "a
iogi zgineio bez wieSci, reszta w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

1;czbie szeStdziesieciu szeSciu wy
ladowaia szczeSliwie, gdyz rzado-
wa }6dz patrolowa wyratowala
ich ma peinem morzu z niechyb-
nej Smierci.
Zatoniecie okretu, poprzedzone
przez silna eksplozye, nastapifo
wkr6tce pc 8mej godzinie rano.
w kilka minut pozniej nastapi}y
dwic inne eksplozye w kr6tkich
odstepach czasu. Pomimo, re o.
kret stosunkowo byl bardzo lekki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

straik, pod kierunkiem demokra-
tycznej i lno-demokratycz-.
pej partyi, rada zoanierzy zas i
Tohotnikow zajmie sie utrzyma-
niem spokoju i porzadku.
Berlin, II. list. - Nowy KAN
clerz niemieeki Friedrich Ebert
wydai proklamacye do narodu,
wzywajac do spokoju i p~orzadku,
ably uchronic kraj cd wojny do
mowej i giodu. Nowy Rad wyko-
nae moze to zadanie, mowi kan
! ~clerz, tylko PREY pomocy urzsdni-
k6w i caIej ludnosci,
Flip Scheidemann nazywa o.
halenie eesarza, dynastyi i monar
Chi tudziez zaprowadzenie repu-
6hki swietnem zwyciestwem ma
rodu niemieckiego. Socyalista E.
bert, m6wi Scheidemann, otrzy-
mai polecenie utworzenia nowego
rzadu.> Tylko postanowienia rza--
du, podpisane przez Eberta, beda
niaiy wage. Tylko tie rozkazy mi
nistra wojny, ktore beda rowno-
czesnie podpisane przez reprezen
tanta socyalnej demokracyi, beda
urzedowe.
Londyn, II. list!'- w nowym
rzadzie niemicckim bedzie zasia-
da6 tylko trzech representative
partyi wiekszoSci: Erzberger,
Gothein i Richthofen. lime pozy-
eye zajma socyalisci i niezawisli.
Zurich, II. list. - z powodu
zaburzen wewnetrznych kanclerz
Maksymilian i wszyscy ministro--
VIE burzuazyini zrezygnowali, dc
nosi depesza Z Berlina.
Londyn, IL. list. - Rewolucya
w Niemczech rozszerza sic 20 ca
iym kraju gwaitownie szybko. w
wielu miejscowoSciach osiagnieto
skutek zamierzony be- uciekania
sic do przemocy i rozruchow. VIA
domosci z Niemiec donosza, re re
wolucya postepuie w IL miastach
ii portach giowniejszych, gdzie
rzadza obecnie sowiety, z3ozone
Z robotnikow, zoinierzy i mary
marry. Socyalisci domagaja sic,
ably wszyscy ~panujacy zrzekli sic
tronu i poszli ma wygnanie. Kro-
lowie bawarski i saksonski maja
wkr6tce zrezygnowaG. Ludnosc
poiudniowych Niemiec, mad gra-
MICA szwajcarska i w Alzacyi i
L.otaryngii cieszy sic niezmiernie
z abdykacyi Wilhelma. Flaga
czerwona powiewa ma wszystkich
wazniejszych budynkach. w
Hamburgu zaprowadzono juz
porzadek, W Kolonii zatoga Gaia
rrzyiaczyla sic do rewolucyoni--
stow, w Stuttgarcie nowy Rad
cgiosif republike; we wszystkich
tych miastach wiadze sprawuje
rada zo4nierzy i robotnikow.
Londyn, II. list. - Delegaci
zbuntowanej floty n~iehieckiej
przybyli do Berlina W piatek i
konferowali przez kilka godzin z
ministrem marynarki. Rewolu-
cyoniSci marynarki maja przewa-
ge zupelna mad ~lojalnymi.
! ZAMACH MA KSIECIA
KSIEzNE.
Kopenhaga, II. list. - ZamacA
IA zycie ksiecia Henryka, jedy--
rego brata ex-kajzera Wilhelma
wykonano w mieScie Flensburs,
gdzie ukryi sic W will. Jest to iuz
drugie z rzedu targniecie sic ma
Lego zycie, raz bowiem rzucono
sic juz ma niego w porcie Kiel.
Ryl on naczelnym wodzem floty
iricmieckiej.
K~openhaga, II. list. - w Mo.
nachium strzelono do k~siezniczki
Heinrich, zony wnuka kr6Ia ba-
warskiego Ludwika III, kiedy
chciala uciekaG re stolicy; ranio-
uo ia w ramie. Obecnie ukrywa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

zatona} W kilku chwilach. Pc wy
slaniu depeszy o katostrofie, Kill
ka torpedowcow i iodzi p~atrolo--
wych rzuci}o sic ma pomoc niesz-
czeSliwemu statkowi i jego zaio-
dze. Z powodu szybkiego tonic
cia rie zdoiano nawet spuscic To-
dzi ratunkowych. Skoro przybyly
ia miejsce wypadku, trzeba bylo
wielu czlonk6w zalogi ratowat
wprost z woody. Pierwsza LODI, ia
ka dobila do brzegu, byla l6dz pa
#AHE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
BERYA WOLNA Cd ME.
P~RZYJACIELA.

Toxic, II. list. - Wojska boil
szewickie i austro-niemieckie, o
perujace w Syberyi, So obecnie
zupelnie rozproszone. w paz-
Gzierniku ~jeszcze male oddzialy
rsilowaly rabowaG niekt6re mia
sta, ale zostaly natychmiast roz-
pedzonc.
Archangielsk, II. list. - Mad
rzek2 DIVING i Wag2 ludnoSt oba-
via sic niczmicrnic, ably ME po--
wr6cily rz2dy bolszcwik6w, g
bowiem dopuszCzali sic nieluuz-
kich okrucienstw IA tych, kt6-
rych podcjrzewali o ~sprzyjanie
NliantOm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
1slGgTamY l~agTaBIczRG.

o
DoEonczeRie &c stron. Lei.
dala. Mai on dhgs konferencye
= nastepca tronu i marszaikiem
Hinderburgiem, ktorzy doradza'
Ii mu poddanie sic wolf narodu.
w godzine po tel konferencyi &C.
sarz podpisa3 akt abdykacyi.
Haga, II. list. - Cesarz VIII
helm i nastepca tronu przekro-
czyi belgijsko-holandzka grant
&c, dazac w kierunku De Steeg
W Holandyi; miasto to ley w po'
siad8osciach Middachten, naleza.
cych do hrabiego Bentick, ktory
spokrewniony jest z moznymi no
dani w Niemczech, Anglii / Ho-
landy.i
Daily EXPIRES o~owiaduje sic, e
krol bawarski Ludwik i nastepca
tronu Ruprecht, uciekli re stolicy
~bawarskiej. Krol saksonski ma "a
MAR abdykowac, dodaje kores--
pondent, ksiaze zaS Brunswick,
zie6 cesarski, juz zrzek sic trO--
I'll.
w CAkYCH
NIEMCZECH.
Kopenhaga, IL. list. Stollcs
Eiemiecka zajeIy W sobote SHY
rady zo{nierzy i r~obotnikow l u
twozzy}y nowy rad Z przedsta-
wicieli ludu - donosi biuro
Wolffa.
Londyn, II. list. Do krwa--
wych walk Przysz}o w Berlinie W
sobote miedzy 8 a 8 godzina VIE
czorem, przyczem sychac byto
silna kanonade cd strony r1lasta.
Rewolucya szerzy sic po caiern
raieScie, ktcrego wieksza Geese
znsiduic sic w rsIach sill czerwo-
rych. Wiele osob zostalo zabis-
tych ! rannych, zanim oficerowie
poddali sic. Rcwolucyonisci zaie.
Ii palac nastepcy trOnu. T}umy
maszeruja po ulicy Spiewaja
.,Marsylianke", wznoszac okrzyki
ne Geese republiki.
Berlin, II. listopada. - Pofurze
dove biuro, pracujace pod kon--
trola rady zofnierzy i r~obotnikow,
wydalo nastepuiacy komunikat:
w sobote o godzinie 9 rano robo-
tnicy wielkich centr6w przemy--
slowych rozroczeli generalny
straik. Ze wszystkich przedmieSc
po5pieszyfy Procesye ku Srodko-
wi miasta. Ma czele ~niesiono czer'
wone flagi. w pochodzie zaS brali
udz;a{ zo3ricrze i ludnoSc wszy-
stkich klas. WsEedzie przysz4o do
zupGnego porozumienia sic zof-
merry z rObotnikami; tylko w je-
dnem miejscu nastapiio ma}e star
Gle, wskutek ktorego try osoby
zginely a jedna zostaia ramona.
Berlin, II. list. Tresc pro-
klamacyi wydanej przez Rad O.
piewa, jak nastepuje: wv sobote
pred po4udniem rozpoczeto for
aacye nowego ludowego rzadu
nicmieckiego. Wieksza Geese "a.
iogi berlinskiej i innych wojsk
tsmze czasowo stacyonowanych,
przeszIa na strone nowego rzadu,
Przew6dcy deputacyi partyi So
cyalno-dsmokratycznej oswald
czyli, re ME beda strzelaG do thu.
mu, bsda jednak posredniczyG
zgodnie z zyczenien ludu w u,
t-zymaniu porzadku. Wskutek te,
60 straze, kt6re sta}y w budyn"
kach publicznych, zostaiy usunie'
te. Urzsd karclerza sprawuje po-
sci socyalno-d emokratyczny E
bert. Jest prawdopodobnem, re
opr6cz representative grupy wis
kszoSci do nowego rzadu wejdzie
trzech niezawisiych socyalnych
5emokratow."
w nadzwyczajnem wydaniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
REWENTLOW E

Londyn, II. list, IIrabia
Rewentlow, kt6ry pomieScii pod
czas wojny wiele artykul6w z
punktu widzenia pangermahskie-
go W berliiskiej Tages Zeitung,
umknai do Danii. OSwiadczyi or,
re pc woinie sytuacya w Men,
czech bedzie jeszcze gorsza, gdy
zolnierze wroca z frontu; spo-
dziewac sic nalezy ogolnej anar-
Chi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

wnikow W firmie ,Coastwise
Lumber and Supply Co." wydalo
ma swiatlo dzienne spisek W oszu-
kiwaniu i kradziezy tysiecy dola,
row, nalezacych do rzadu, przez
n;edostarczanie materyalu budo-
wlanego, "a ktory Rad W swoim
czasie zap}acii. Zamowienia RIA
dove wynosiiy okolo $3,000,000.
Aresztowanym pozwolii sedzia
McGoidrick zlozyc kaucye. Kau-
eva wynosi cd $15, 900 do $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

DoEohczenie &c stron. Lei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
AUSTRIA UKRYWA GEESE
ARMII.

Rzym, II. list. - Depesza iskro
wa, podpisana przez naczclneSo
komendanta floty wloskiej dono-
81, re Austrya ME wypelnila
wszystkich warunk6w, IA kt6rc
zgodziia sic w rozejmie. Miano.
wicie mic dano informacyi CO Go
poiozenia ! ruch6w floty austrya-
ckiej. ME oddano czesci floty VIC
dug umowy ! okret6w alianckich
Przez to Austrya lamic solennq Il
code konwencyi rozejmu.
.TROTsKY ZREZYGNOWAL.
Zurcih, II. list. - Donoszq, re
10000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
m~aszeruje ma Petrograd cd stro-
1.y Pskowa, oddalonego 115 mil
ma poludniowy zachod. Leon
Trotsky, byIy minister Ola spraw
zagranicznych i obecny minister
wojny miai zrezygnowat, miejScc
zas jego miat objat NJ. Skliar-
Skv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11

sic w poludniowej Bawaryi, z 20
ma trzeciego syna cesarza Wilhel-
ma. a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-11
MACKENSEN P6JDZIE
PREF WEGRY.


Amsterdam, II. list. - Armia
eenerala Mackensena pomaszeru-
je przemocq przcz Wegry, mimo,
re rad wegierski zazadai wpierw
zlozenia broni. ObecnoSG woisk
bawarskich ma terytoryum ALL
stryi tiumaczy Bawarya w ten
spos6b, re potrzebne jest ono ola
zapobiezenia rozruch6w ma gra-
ricv; ME stanie ono wszakze W
drodze demobilizacyi armii att
stryackiej.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-06-06
CHIEFS TALK WAR Time THRIFT
Leaders in Political and Economic At
fairs of U. S. Began National
Conference Here.

New York. June 5.-Leaders in the
political and economic affairs of the
United States today began a. two day
National Conference on War Time
Economy here.
The conference is under joint aus
pices of the Academy of Political Sci
ence and the Bureau of Municipal Re
search, in cooperation wit hthe Ma
tional Municipal league.
Budgets, thrift, and economy in
public expenditures are the general
topic that will be up for discussion.
Pres. Nicholas Murray Butler of
Columbia university, Gov. Carl Miliken
of Maine, Gov. NJ. G. Brumbaugh of
Pennsylvania, Coy F. A. Lowden of IL
Iinois, and f C. Harrington of Mary
land are among the speakers in the
program at tonight's session in Hor-
ace Mann auditorium. Columbia uni
versity.
The National Municipal league is
holding separate meetings today at
Greenwich house. but will meet joint
ly with the Conference on War Time
Economy tonight and Thursday.