davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
RZUT Okla Ma SPRAWE POL
SKA W SYTUACYI TUTEJSZEJ

sea baronowi Hussarkowi, kt6ry po-
czynii ustepstwa posiom polskim. W
Berlinie nagle sic spostrzezono re ma
ley daG Kr6lestwu polskiemu grant
ce, organizacye i kr6la.
Il W tym wypadku, pOdobnie jak W.
r. 1916, Austrya i Niemcy illegally
wzgledom militarnym. - Sztab ma
czelny Karola /. stwierdza, &c armie
lego trawi walka narodowoSciowa. Po-
trzeba rozejmu W wewnetrznej polity-
| &C a~ustryackiej - do czasu ukohcze-
mia wojny - q dokonacby mogli tego
| tylko sami Polacy. Sztab naczelny
! Wilhelma III, chce Sciagnac dywizye
ma front zachodni, lecz ME moze OSo-
iocic zupelnie obSzar6w wschOdnich. o
! lie ME znajdzie Oparcia W Polsce.
Pruski generai-gubernator W Warsza-
| vie w wystoSOwanym do wOjsk Oku-
| pacyinych rozkazie dziGnnym powia-
da i'm, re ..zmuszOue byly Il uzyc
wszeIkich wySiik6w dla utrZymania
/ porzadku'. Ma Litwie, ma BialoruSi,
ma Ukraine, wladze niemieckie wy
muSzaja ola sic reSpekt tylkO przemO-
ca bagnet[w. Niemcy ME osmiela sic
| SciagnaG swych zolnierzy, o lie Rad
polski ME zgodzi sic peinic ola mich
siuzbe za~ndarmskQ, bye zandarmem
wobec s~asiednich narod6w.
Taxa jest polityka mocarstw CEN
tralnych. Ale jakaze polityke uprawia
Rad ~warszawSki? Otto kwestya, kt0rej
ME MONA ma razie wyjasnit.
.,Ksiaie Janusz R%adziwill, kt6ry
kleruje polityka z%agraniczna tego rza-
du. tf0maczyl Agency polskiej' mo-
tyw swych ostatnich podr6iy do ma
czelnej kwatery niemieckiej i do Vie
dnia W spos6b nastepujacy: ,,Chcia-
lem poznac zapatrywania mocarstw
centralnych ma sprawe polska, a do
wiedzieG sic W sZczeg0lnoSci, jake
przyjecie zgotowano nocie rzadu pol
skiego, przeslanej do Wiednia i do
Berlina W miesiacu kwietniu''. Znamy
gl6wne ustepy z tel noty z dnia 29-go
kwietnia (opublikOwanej przez Pol
nische B~laetter"), a kt0ra ksiaze ia
nusz Radziwifl uwaza "a podstawe
swych rokowan.
Rad polski domagal sic wejScia W
ukIady z mocarstwami centralnemi /:
II przyczyn cd sic niezaleznych, pisai
~prezydent gabinetu SteczkOwski Rad
polSki ME byi ~dotychczas W moznosci
uzyskania czegokolwiek, CODY MONA
bylo uwazac "a utwierdzenie nowego
paGstwa, utworzonego aktem wielkO-
duSznym obu m~onarch6w ~sprzymierzO-
nych". Pc tenn stwierdzeniu, nota mo-
wi dalej:
,.Rzad polski ME chce uprzedzac kwe
styi, kt0ra wprzedmiocie rozwisze6
prawdopodobnych i juz przewidzia-
nych ola problemu polskiego, wyfoni
rezultat konferencyi, jake majs sic
Odbyc W najblizSzej przyszlosci pomie-
dry ObydwOma mOcarstwami cesarskie-
mi. Rad polski pozwala sobie jednak
zauwazyc, re ME bedzie m0g} uznaG Ia
zgodne z interesami Obydwu stron ia
kiego rozwiazania, kt6reby stawiajac
Ia warunek przedwstepny sojusz z
mocarstwami centralnemi i konwen-
eye milltarna, ME zapewniio take:
niepOdleg}oSci niepOd5ielnOSci teryto-
ryum przyznanego dotychczas Polsce
! kongresowej; wyznaczenie re strony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

socyalistyczne / ludoxe, reprezentuja.
&c wiekszosG klasy robotniczej, opo-
wiedzialy sic przeciw rzadowi war
szawskiemu. Nbli4yiy sic do odtad
stronnictwa polityczne, kt0re ME mo-
gly przedtem przyjsc do porozumienia.
Wielka grupa opozycyjna, Zwiqzek
%stronnictw, uzyskaia dwie trzecie
mandatow przy wyborach do Rady Sta
nj.
R6wnoczesnie zaszedi wypadek szcze
sliwy i wiele ma przysziosc rokujqcy;
wsp6Idzialanie galicyjskich stronnictw
narodowych I socyalistycznych z Gee
chami 1 re Sfowtanami poiudniowymi.
Wobec takich taktow jake wartosc
mice moga rokowania wszczete we
! Wiedniu / It Berlinie z politykami,
ktorzy dzialaja W sp~rzecznosci 2 OPT
MIA o~lbrzymiej ~wiekszosci narodu?
Kopia przepasc p~omiedzS soba a kra-
jeln,w jedynym rezultaeie swych kro-
k6w, co naimniej nierozwaznych.
Czy nie jest to jedna z ulubionych
metod polityki niemieckiej two
rye w Ionic narod6w, kt6rych chcc
ujarzmic sztuczne wfadze majQcych
wrzekomo r~eprezentewae wole tych
narod6w?
Podobnie ~postepuja Niemcy ma L.
krainie, kakac mianowac atamana mi
tyngowi ma predce zwoianemu. W ten
re sam spos0b p~odtrzymuja " Rosyi
Rad bolszewicki, wzgardzony / znie-
nawidzony przez caiy nar6d. Taxa ich
tez metoda postepowania ma Litwie, W
Kurlandyi, W Liwonii, " Estonii, mad
Donem, ma Krymie. Q
Caikien i~dentyczna ich polltyka "
Polsce.
Pragneliby wytowrzyt opinie Jako-
by istnia}y dwie Polski: re Obok Pol.
ski u boku Aliant6w walczqcej o swa
niepodlegfosc, jest druga Polska, .kt6ra
swej przysziosci szuka W sojuszu Z
mocarstwami e~entralnemi 1 kt0ra che
tnie sic wyrzeka Poznalskiego, Slaska.
Gdafska, a nawet Galicyi. Ale ktokol.
wick INA stan umysiow W Polsce, ME
da sic wziac ma HAWAII tych manewr6w.
Sadie il jest rzecza ~niezbedna, ably
| opinia francuska zrozumiala dobrze,
dokad zmierza Polska. - Dokad idzie
Polska? Ma to pytanie Odpowiadaja
tPolacy, kt6rzy cd trzech lat opieraja
sic uwodzeniom 1 grozbom okupanta,
Polacy z Rosyi, kt6rzy ma Syberyi / ma
wybrzezu Murmahskiem usiiuja stwo-
RYE jeden biloxi z kontyngentami A.
liant6w, Armia Polska walczaca dis
ma fruncie ~francuskim, Polacy q Anne.
ryki, kt6rzy W liczbie czterech Milo
now, przez swych delegatow Ia Sci
ME W Detroit 1 W solidarnoSci 2 Ko-
mitetem Narodowym Polskim W Pa.
ry5u, urzadzlli wlasnie wielka mani
festacye ma Geese Aliant0w.
NarGd polski ME zezwoli ia TO nigdy,
by Skty samowolne Acknowledgements mia,
Iy jego przyszlosc lub wciaga1y SO we
| wsp0}dzia}anie zbrojne przeciwko Al
liantom. Gromndzt i organizuje swojc
silly ~przeciwko Niemcom | Austryi. Ola
r~o7wiazania ostatecznego, ola tryuul-
fu wolnoeci powszechnej, W kt0rej wi.
til jedyna gwirancye swrj wlasne'
wolnosci, swej nie~podlegiosci / swej
caiosci"..
(Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
Cd speeyalnegO correspondents Wydzia'
fu NarOdOwegO POlSkiegO Ignaeego NJ.
OSOstOWieEa.

Oa ~hAhObO
fu NarodOwegO POlSkiegO Ignaeego Nj.
OSOStOwieZa-
Niezwykle zaniepokojenie W opinii
francusEiej wywolaly rokowania INA
nych ..aktywist0w" warSzawskich W
nacselneI k~aterze ~niemieckiej / to
wIssnie W cEyili. kiedy tryumfy Oreza
aIianckieSo IA froncie zachodnim roz-
blysIv switem olsniewajacym rychlegO
zwycieStwa OStatecznegO.
KIasyczny wyraz temu nfepokOjowi
naszych przyjaciA francuskich daf ar
tykuI ..Tcmp$a" z dnia 29go sierpnia.
zatytuIowany: Quo vadis, PolOnia?'
iDOkad zmierzaSz. PolSkOO Poniewaz
ten artykul miarodajnego pisma spo-
wodowal kilka p~owaznych w~ystapien
&c StrOny KOmltetu NarOdOwego Pol
skiego kt6rych 6wocem byla nieslycha-
ME dOniOSla deklaracya rzadu Rzeczy-
pospolitej F~rancuSkiej " Sprawie pol
skiej. przeto OSnowe jegO pOdaje tn W
dOSIownem tl6maczeniu.
Otto. co napiSai Temps pod adre-
sem POlski:
..Napierany przez armie francuskie
1 anGielSkie. general Ludendorf Ogla-
Ia sic wszedzie "a siiami zbrOjnemi.
Ostatni dian rezerwoar wojSkowy znaj-
duje sic ma WschOdzie. 4 gdzie klucz
teSo rczerwoaru? W rekach Polak6w.
..Kiedy wilhelm III i Franciszek J6-
zef proklamowali ma papierze niepodle-
gloSc PolSki dnia 5-go listOpada, 1916
TO kierowaly mimi wzgledy milltarne,
Niemiecki Sztah naczelny - jak PREY
znaia to p0zniej ,,Frankfurter Zeituns'
chcia} zrekrutOwaG armie polska. De-
klaracya niepodlegloSci byia tylko AFT
seem reklamy ola blur rekrutacyjnych.
..Manewr ten zawi6d{. A zawi6dl
dzieki patryotyzmowi narodu polSkie'
so. uclelesnionemu przez takich ludzl,
jak PilsudSki. Zawi6dl tez dzieki rewo-
lucyi rosyjskiej. Jak dIugo byi car, mo-
gil glOSic 'GriuSacy, &c bronili POlSki
przeciwkO autokracyi moskiewskiej -
po dOkOnanem z MIA wsp6lnie rOzbio,
RE POlSki. q upadkiem caratu Zapomi,
nall Polacy o PaSzkiewiczu a widzieli
pred SODA ytlko o Besselera.
,,Skoro zas Polacy ME chcieli dad
sic zabijat "a kr6la pruskiego pre-,
stall tel in~teresowaG swych wrzeko'
mych oswObodzicieli. W Berlinie po,
swiecano Polske ola Litwy. W Brzes'
ciu Litewskim poSwiecano ia ma rzecz
Ukrai6c6w. We Wiedniu poSwiecano
ia ma rzecz Rusin6w galicyjskich. Au,
strya, kt6rej Polacy Oddali lyle using
uprawiala podobnie jak Niemcy te sa-
ma polityke zaparcia sic. Polscy le'
giOniSci zaznali smutnych doSwiad,
czeG zar6wnO pod OrIem HabSburg0w,
jak pod orIem Hohenzollern6w: &c
strony niemieckiej obozy koncen-
t~racyjne; re strony auStryackiej -
process W Marmarosz = Sziget.
.,Byl to prZedsmak traktowania, ia
kiegoby doznawala PolSka, gdyby ma
81 wroSowie byli zwyclezcami. Me
przyszlO jcdnak zwyciestwO, ma kt6re
liczyli i trzeba bylo zmlenie melody.
We Wiedniu zdawalo sic p. Seydlerowi
IL zdoia gwaltem stwOrzyG wiekszOSG
parliamentary W chwili, kiedy wOjSka
niemieckie zblizaly sic do Paryza. Gdy
to sic ME udaio, musial uStapic miej-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

IL naSzego boku valley W mundurach
o blckicie horyzontu'.
OStatnie to wezwanie ME moS}o po-
zostat Lsz odpowiedzi. To tez juz dnia
5-go wrzeSnia pojawil sic W Temple
list p. Erazma Piltza, czionka Komite,
tn Narodowego Polskiego | Delegate
tegoz PREY rzadzie francuskim, list pod
tytulem ,,Polska i Alianci", gdzle czy-
tay:
.,Swietny artykuI, og{oszony W
,,Tempsie" z 29-go sierpnia, pod IT,
tulem Quo vadis, Polonia?', wyraAa
niepok6j. jaki W opinii 1 prasie francu,
skiej zdaie sic wywofywat wiadomo,
nose o ~ostatnich usiiowaniach RIA
tl6w cesarskich 2 Berlina / Wiednia,
celem wciagniecia Polski W orbite po'
lityki, oraz o rokowaniach, jake Was
ME odbyly sic pomiedzy tymi rzadami
a rZadem warszawskim.
! Czyz NIGGA istniec j~eszcze jakies po'
watpiewania CO do cel6w Polski? CZy
W iStocic poprze wypadki tel wojny
wielkiej ME posiyszano prawdziwegc
g}osu Polski.
M6wi sic o rokowaniach 2 Delegate,
mi rzadu warszawskiego. Ale czyz to
ME iasna rzecz, &c te rokowania, tc
zblizenia sic, te ustepstwa, jake "a
mierza sic poczynic So tylko odgiosem
! ;wietnych sukcesow, o~dniesionych
Swieao przez armie alianckie?
Z powodu tychle sukces6w, Niemcy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
GOING is PROMOTED
Former National Guard Captain Made
Major at Camp Doniphan.

James F. Going, until recently cap
tain of the military police at Camp
Doniphan, Fort Sill has been promot-
ed to the position of major of the po-
lice News of Major Going's promo
ton was received today in state house
circles.
Major Going is a well known To-
pekan- He was formerly a mail car
rier and for a number of years was
active in national guard affairs. He
was with the Kansas guards while
they were on the Mexican border in
1916 and went with the state organi-
zation when it was mustered into fed
eral service and sent to Camp Doni-
phan last fall. Since going to Camp
DonIphan, Major Going has been cap
tain of the military police His pro-
motion was made last week and be-
came mediately effective.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
VICTIM OF SPY?
Search for Missing Craft Cy-
clOps Is Increased.
Absolute Silence of Radio APP
paratuS Is Puzzle.
MAY Be IN GERMAN HANDS
A Group of Enemy Agents on
Board, Maybe.
Carried L. S. Consul General of
Brazil.
MAY Be IN GERMAN HANDS

Washington, April 15.-Orders for
greater efforts to find the missing
nav;I collier Cyclops. overdue from
South American waters for more than
month went out today to Ameri-
can ships In addition allied naval
craft on patrol duty in the south are
aiding in the search. So far not one
wo-d nas come to clear up the mys-
terry of the Golfers disappearance
Secretary Daniels said today, however,
thar he still chung to the hope that
the vessel would report as many other
navy ship have done after they had
been gwen up for lost.
Naval officials were no nearer to-
day 20 a solution of the disappearance
thar they were three weeks ago when
anxiety over the safety of the ship
frs; developed There is absolutely
nothing on which to found an eX-
planatIon. The big carrier has sim
Fly Nan.ste5- from the sea.
No Storm Wreckage.
a theorv that she had been cap
med by a group of German agents
aboard appeared to be the only ex-
pa. alton that would account for the
silence of her radio equipment. Since
the ship failed to appear, naval yes
sells nave patrolled all coasts in the
Jointly of her route. looking for
V-reCkaSe or survivors Nothing has
been found. Every vessel known to
haze been anywhere in the region
at tne time has beer. communicated
with. meme saw or heard anything of
the collier. Reports from every source
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15

folk. Va, she had proceeded safely to
the West Indian port. Then she drop
ped out of sight, tho wireless calls
cracked out from all directions to
communicate with her.
The past week navy officials began
to lose hope, tho they recalled that
two other vessels recently overdue had
turned up safely, so they still chung to
the chance that she would be found.
German Spies Aboard.
American Consul General Colts
chalk of Rio Janeiro was the only civ
ilian aboard her. He was returning
to the states to offer himself for war
service, having had previous war eX-
periences in the Spanish American
struggle
Carl G.. Page, one of those listed
aboard the Cyclops, was a grandson
of Senator Page, Vermont,
The passenger list of the Cyclops
contains the name of w. D. Stamey,
Topeka. At a late hour this after
noon no record of the residence of any
person by that name here could be
found.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
CASE is CONTINUED
Chicago Professor Charged With
Bad Conduct. to Appear Later.

Chicago, April 15.-Professor Will
liam Isaac Thomas was granted con-
tinuance until Friday in morals court
here today on the disorderly conduct
charges growing out of his relations
with Mrs. r. NJ. Granger, 24-year-old
army widow who called him her
dear old bald-headed daddy
Seated apart from a motley crowd
of negroes and others in the court
room. the distinguished, elderly So
biologist awaited the disposition of an
immortality charge against a slattern-
ly young woman in cheap clothes, be-
fore his case was called.
Mrs. Granger, ill at his home and
under the motherly care of Mrs.
Thomas, absented herself from court
today
Guarded by his counsel to prevent
newspaper men quizzing him. Profess
sor Thomas quickly left the court
room.
The warrant issued by Judge Kearns
charging Mrs. Granger with disorder
ly conduct remained unserved today,
according to police officials. The
charming young southern woman,
whose husband is with the American
eXpeditionary forces in France. was
reported to be a nervous wreck at the
Thomas home.
Mrs. Thomas's interest in young
Mrs. Granger-she is "a while the
professor is 55 and looks it-showed
no signs of abatement today Years
ago she accepted her husbands ad-
vanced theories of relations between
men and women-the wider view
as many intellectuals term it-and she
is now mothering both the girl and
her husband. The girl she has called
"a silly little thing" and her husband
''silly boy"
so stupid of him" she said
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
JAPS LANDED FOR ALL
Ambassador Says Germany Might ES-
tablish Pacific Base.

A Pacific Port. April 15.-Any ac-
ton Japan may take in sending troops
to Siberia will be in the interests of
all the nations with which Germany is
at war and not in the sole interests of
Japan. Viscount Ishii, new Japanese
ambassador to the United States, de-
clared here today.
Ishii has arrived from Japan, en-
route to Washington.
There is a possibility of Germany
establishing a base on the Pacific
Asiatic coast if she could make a sue
cessful drive thru Siberia Ishii de-
clared, and it will be Japan's duty to
prevent such a contingency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
GAVE ANNUAL DINNER
Lucia Clark, CoIored Cateress. Enter
tanned Prominent Topekans Sunday.

Luella Clark, the colored cateress
who has served for years in some of
the fashiona BILE homes in Topeka, gave
her annual dinner Sunday for the
white folks of her acquaintance. The
dinner is her yearly offering at the
shrine of her religion, for the pro-
ceeds of the affair are given to her
church. The banquet was held at the
parsonage on Van Buren, street.
At the dinner hour autom obiles
were drawn up on both sides of the
street, for half a block, and more than
fifty persons were served the sort of a
dinner that has made Luella a social
necessity to many of the entertainers
of the city. The company that dined
out Sunday on Van Buren, street were
the real quality" for Lucia has a
discriminating judgment when she
makes out her invitation list.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15

A membership campaign of the
Shawnee county farm bureau opened
today
Sergt S. S. Whitehead has re-
turned to Camp Doniphan after
Visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
w ID. Whitehead of 215 Broadmoor.
An old-fashioned overall and apron
dance will be the feature of the reg
ular meeting of the American In
surance union at the Knights OF
Pythias hall tonight.
Mrs. Clyda Green, A. D. Folker.
w. F. Atchison and D. II. Branaman
will be the speakers at the patriotic
meeting at Blacksmith school house,
district 80, Friday night at o'clock
A talk by L. NJ. Nanninga, saxo-
phone solo, a male quartet, and a
number of vocal solos will make up
the program at the meeting of the
Current Topic club at the Central Y
N. c. A. tonight.
At the regular meeting of the
Indian Creek grange tomorrow night
Justice John Dawson and James B.
Doncyson will be the speakers. In
addition to the talks there will be
| a miscellaneous program
Alice A. Abel has been granted a
divorce and restored to her maiden
name of Alice A. Hooper by Judge
Robert D. Carver. Cruelty was charg-
ed in the petition. Mrs. Alice was
given the custody of her two children,
aged and years. Mary L. Bow
man has been granted a divorce from
George V. Bowman by Judge George
H. Whitcomb Non-support was
charged in the petition. The defen-
dant was ordered to pay IS month
alimony.
! Phil Montgomery. son of former
deputy sheriff of Shawnee county,
pleaded guilty before Judge George II.
/ Whitcomb to brea king into the Econ
omy grocery store at 1893 Kansas
avenue. His attorney asked for pa
role. Hugh Fisher, county attorney,
objected on the grounds that Phifs
/ brother had been paroled and it was
poor public policy to permit two men
! at large who admitted their guilt.
J Judge Whitcomb took the matter I'M
/ der Amusement.
| Another blind horse case was tried
! in the court of Topeka Saturday. Pat
| Coney, a North Topeka horse dealer
claimed he purchased a horse from
Robert Owens, Granville farmer, in
good faith at a sale, paying 1898 fol
| the animal Upon discovering the an
imal was blind. he stopped payment on
| the check and offered to give Owens
the price he claimed a blind horse
/ was worth. Owens instituted suit. de-
claring the sale was in good faith and
the jury agreed with Owens by return
ing a verdict for s293 and costs for the
farmer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
"Surei I use TIL
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
FIVE STARS ON FLAG
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church Dedicated 1t Sunday.

At business meeting of the mem
bers of st. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon,
a service flag upon which there are
five stars was dedicated with appro-
pirate services.
Also, at the meeting a committee
composed of NJ. C. Pennekamp,
William Nussbeck and Ernest Hill
mer was appointed to help make the
third liberty loan drive a success.
Otto l.. Rain and NJ. c. Pennekamp
were appointed to handle church pub
liCitX.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
FIRST SHIP In MAY
After That One Will Be Turned Out
Every Ten Days.

Hoboken, N j., April 15.-The
firs+ ship constructed at the govern
ment's request by the United States
Steel corporation will be launched at
Newark \. J., by the middle of May
and the corporations two yards at
Mobile, Ala, and Newark will be pre-
pared to turn out a completed ship
every ten days. Ebert H. Gary, chair
man of the corporation, announced
here today at the annual meeting of
the stockholders.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
WRECK NEAR CHICAGO
Freight Train Crashed Into Intcrur-
ban Car.

Chicago, Apri. 15.-With one pas
senger known dead. officials believe
that one and possibly two more hsdies
will be taken today from the wreck
age piled up at La Grange late Sunday
night when an Indiana Harbor belt
line freight train crashed into a Chi
cago & Western interurban car H.
III. kashgarian, La Grange, was killed
and twelve other passengers and train
men injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
REPEAL ALLIANCE CHARTER
Senate Acts in Spite of Voluntary
Dissolution.

Washington, April 15.-Repeal of
the federal charter of the National
German American alliance was ap-
proved unanimously today by the sem
ate judiciary committee. The bill of
Senator King of Utah for annulment
of the organizations charter was or
dered favorably reported despite the
recent vote of the organization vol
UNFAIRLY to dissolve.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
ASKS RATE INCREASE
VI. X. & t. Wants Higher Rate on
Kansas Coal Shipments.

Washington, April 15.-The Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railroad today
Gpplied to the interstate commerce
commission for increases of from Il
to % cents a ton on coal rates from
Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas
mines to karsas and Iowa points
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
RICH MAN ARRAIGNED
Chicago Manufacturer Under Charge
of Sedition.

Chicago, April 15.-Bernard R.
RingwaId, wealthy Chicago manufac-
turer, was to be arraigned today be-
fore United States Commissioner Ma
son to answer charges of making sedi-
tious utterances. Ringwald spent
Sunday in the county Jail.
He is alleged to have made threats
against the life of President Wilson.
Ringwald characterized the charges
as lies
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
U-BOAT B0MBARDS EiONROVIA
African Republic Refused to Dis.
mantle French Wireless.

Washington, April 15.-The Gern1a n
submarine oombardment of Monrovia,
Liberia, resulted from Liberals re-
fusal to dismantle a French wireless
station there. said state department
adviceS today. Three perS 1ns were
killed and three wounded in the she'll
ing, and a Liberian schooner was
sunk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
Will Advance Beer Prices.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 15.-Altho
no official announcement has been
made. it is known today brewers here
expect to advance beer prices May l.
Increased production costs and brew
cry workers, wages are cited
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
HIS TULIPS IN BLOOM
Dean Kaye Invites All Topeka to See
Mammoth Floral Display.

Dean Kaye of Grace cathedral an
nounces to the public that his tulips
are now in bloom and he invites ali
Topeka to visit his beds and have a
look One of the deans hobbies is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-15
FLIER FELL TO EARTH
Aviation Instructor at San Antonio
Instantly Killed.

Markham, a flying instructor at Kelly
field. an American aviation camp, was
instantly killed today when the ma
chine in which he was flying with a
cadet dropped into tail spin from a
height of 200 feet.
The cadet, whose name was not
given out. was not seriously hurt.
Lieutenant MarkhaU's home was in
Turin n Y