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The Prescott daily news., 1918-09-19
FIXING OF COTTON
 PRICE Is ASSURED
Only Question is the Amount, Is
 General Belief in Washington
 Price of 35c Would Be Ac-
 cepted With Relief. is Belief.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The price to be paid for cotton will be fixed by the l government. That is a foregone con- clusion which is admitted by members of Congress who have been watching every development with reference to cotton prices, The sole question now which these men are considering is that of the price.
 There has been some tear expressed that the price will be fixed by the president, either through a straight away decree, or by fixing a price for the cotton to be purchased by the government. and thus controlling the price for all free cotton. will be not above 30 cents pound. Such price would present a staggering blow to the hopes of the senators and repre- sentatives who are representing the cotton growers.
 A flood of telegrams and letters poured into the offices of members of Congress today and impromptu con- ferences held in the offices and about the chambers caused the cotton price fixing question to receive more atten- tion than any other matter before Congress at this time.
 It became known tonight that the conference held last night by senators and the president brought no develop ments. It is admitted by senators that they can fight as long as they wish in Congress and yet that tV- president holds the whip hand and final trump card and that whatever he decrees shall be the price to be paid for the government for cotton for the allied war powers will be the price, despite any fight in Congress against a price-tiXing statute.
 The president listened with great attention to the statement of senators last night He interrupted only now and then to ask question. The sena- tors talked on the basis of 40-cent cotton and insisted this pirce would be only fair to the cotton growing sections of the country and that an open and free market should produce better price. The failure of the cotton crop was presented as another factor which should cause a 40-cent price to be the lowest fixed.
 But despite the sincere arguments of the senators, there is little hope
The Prescott daily news., 1918-09-19
HA|C DRIVES FORWARD { MILES ON EMILE
 FRONT AT q. QUENTIN
30 Within Mile of Where Ger M mans Started March Fl Attack
 -Oyer 5000 Prisoners Cap
 tured and Fighting Continues.

London, Sept 1S.-ln their attack todav northwest of St. Quentin, the British scored an average advance of from two and a half to three miles on ,5.mile front. according to reports m to this hour. The town of Hargi- ,ourt was captured by the British.
 In their attack northwest of St. Quentin today the British captured 5000 prisoners and numerous guns, including a complete battery with horses.
 The French also made an attack on the right.
 The front under attack ran from HOlnon wood west of St. Quentin northward to Gouzeaucourt
 The British attack took them far nearer the line from which the Ger man offensive started on March 21 last. The latest reports placed Field Marshal Haig's troops at an average distance of about a mile from this line
 Prisoners to the number of 1,500 are reported
 The fighting was continued this afternoon
 The town of Epehy. towards the northern part of the front under at tack, was almost surrounded by the British this afternoon.
 The British have crossed the Hin denburg line at two points-at Vil- leret and at Gauzecourt. The depth of their penetration beyond, however. is not reported.
 Villeret was taken by the advancing forces as were de Verguier, Ronssoy and Berthancourt.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-09-19
POLIUS GAIN \ MILE
 ON S|X.M|LE FRONT
 AT RIGHT OF BRITISH
Several Hundred Prisoners Cap tured in Operation - Saw Wood and FOntaine Les Clercs Are Captured.

Paris, Sept. 18.-The French attack on the right of the British in the St Quentin sector resulted in an advance of a mile and a third along a six mile front, according to the war office announcement tonight.
 The statement says:
 Our troops cooperating with the British progressed west of St. Quen- tin. We advanced our lines two kilo- meters between Holon and Essignv Le Grande on a front of ten kilo- meters.
 "We reached the western outskirts of Francilly-Selen and captured Savy wood and Fontaine Les Clercs. We hold the southern outskirts of Contescourt. We have taken several hundred prisoners in this operation.
 We made progress to the west of Jouy (northeast of Soissons.) The enemy strongly counter attacked on the plateau to the east of Allemant. We drove him back and gained more ground, taking 130 prisoners"
 The day statement says:
 South of the River Disc there was artillery activity throughout the night.
 In the Champagne and Lorraine We executed a number of raids on the Germans and made prisoners"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-09-19
MEN FEEL TIRED, roo

While much is said about tired women it must he remembered that men also pay the penalty for over work: When the kidneys are weak, mctlve or sluggish, when one feels Med out and miserable. lacks energy ana ana ambition, Foley Kidney Pills are tSnlC @ and strengthening. Wm. II
 elark, Springfield, Ohio, writes: "I aln lOGnd no relief from kidney trouble Mtll N ! discovered Foley Kidney Pills. WOW @ l am in Al shape" They act quekly and surely. Sold everywhere. ?
The Prescott daily news., 1918-09-19
90 ID lOS POINTS
 DECLINE AT CLOSE
Renewed Nervousness Over Fix ing of Price IS Shown in New York Cotton Market-Closed at Loss of 90 to 10S Points.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Renewed ner- VouSness over price-tixing probabili- ties seemed responsible for heavy general liquidation and a break of ap- proximately cent a pound in cotton prices here today. The general list closed easy at a net decline of 90 to 108 points.
 According to private wire rumors were circulating in New Orleans that prices were to be fixed considerably below present quotations. None of these rumors was confirmed but they evidently disturbed sentiment. Clos ing prices were the lowest of the day. The weekly report of the Weather Bureau indicated conditions had been favorable for picking, but continued unfavorable and attracted very little attention.
 There was very little Southern sell ing in evidence during the early trad ing, but offerings from that source became heavier late in the afternoon when the attention of the trade seem- ed to be almost monopolized by the talk of price-fxing prospects.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-09-19

that the price of 40 cents will be fixed. In fact, it is the belief here that a price of 35 cents would be accepted with pleasure and relief. There is no doubting that the opposition to the free cotton market has been so mark ed that fight might produce some ugly situations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
I'D WANTS
TIMES DlSPATCU
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized anu lndcxed for Quick

1Se Line S SUNG
s!S sSnsssS'iys i %ssF;iS%s
; ;in,S", Of lines Is siO@si, '"'S''''"'
The The inch ''o' % '"e me anu II lines 10
rssasf s! fss ,laGte' 's s9
Acrtlscment taken for less Than one Inch
Aiysrtisemsn,s With f ,aTser r. n Shsn apon.
HnS: WITH cuts: borders or broken sol
,"ns to asove Ia5fs and such aavsr
All aHI"5,issinsnts received up to 10 +. Il.
lIca,iYn VIII receive. proper classlnca lion.
VII he placed in tho Too Late to Class.
;fy column.
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h isYTns S,TsGj ,,p nhaHEmaey 52t Pine s.,
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r. Richardson Drug Store. col y. Seventeenth
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c, Turner's Pharmacy. Twentynrst and Main
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;. so,,lInEssr Drug Co. r~enty-,hird and
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SOUTH RICHMOND.
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
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moro street phone Petersburg 2cS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
. WALL STREET CLOSES
!: i: :::...5HEAVY AND UNCHANGED
Adce:Sion OF President Regarding.
SssSihrch Into Siberia Checks En-
thuSiaSm ue Market.
htAioR SENDS ST. PAU. u
Report of Proposed Oil Prospecting;
ia Wyoming Lends Strength To
NorMcstCrn Rnils-i'ubIir Funds
for Big Corporations.
~ HlinAnA, " NJ.

Nt.N' NORM N,rrh 4 -StOrIe CIOsCN
heavy -d.t, ,,f,,i ,yi.bni,t material ne;
change in any .. ,r.,r,ntc,i III, money
,nnrkn, S,cn,cf IN hn rosnousih}c Cnr
tuis hcsitntic, ANA mo DISPUTE over
Inc war finance bili is tho thing that
worries tho money market E.Caus.
of ~, Sfs,,,,I I.,lnrs ln no; rive
fu,l foIth ma ,rnd:t 10 h.ni<crs FOR
Inc rcduc,icn of Inc money rate
, recorded ;hc last few DAYS
-. Jndnrisirn ar President Wilson re-
Sardj,i.- Ianau.s proposilion to murcn
INTO SihoriI also checked marj>.t an
Z ' , 81, ,b,. ,i,v ,b,,
r,id,.. ", rm - rr1,,nscs ~ do
Slc,no".0"o II financing was oNit'h ~
denied IN The afternoon Baldwin i biz
lr,Sinces is trr ITO governments wlttca
"', ,,,',, - -. ~,
Is hhahSiilS N" WIN ;,n ,..
II seems that compan'eS WIFI We" aS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
CHESAPEAKE &OHIO RAIL WAY

Cin.. Iovi!ic ~ West. 'i:5U D. .?::D n
Main Line Local $3.50 "a, -: ) o.
james River Line. 10 10 a. .s:lj L.
Newport News.
\fN. Dld | uint. so az go n. q % n
Ncwpor News. Local - !. H.
From MIX. Newport
News. Old Point. 'n:ie a. q 40 d.. II: 10 H.
Newport y. Local. $500 a.. sos y. From
" est: 81" =. $50 y. Locals. IlO.la d.,
si:i" u. James l.Ner. .S:.5 a.. $40 u.
Daily. EN"ept SUNDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

Ip!nls. The main selling influence was
- ;.port that March .llrtmcnts Of ocean
i.'tNui r"pin 10 cotton exporters had br.u
urmI';l"d Will" ,hiS was strcuuousiy dc.
NJ" Nv traders with bWiish ordinations. II;
49, against values tn tho end of inc ii, :
''hnir'llN. the market appeared weakened
= ~ result "t recent BUYING. which. &c
'nruinE !" moor comment had reduced III"
>h"st interests aud built up the lon. SO
cunt owners -: long contracts l:uuidafrd
js.'nS.Efr,S 49, several periods. especially in
,"rN '''ninE and around IN" close.
i'f'EhidTllE prevailed duriu. most Of tbc
a., ~" at IN" highest levels OLD crops
M'i' ~ - l. points up. whil" now croIS
W.I" i,"ini down not spot accounts con
.,nu'n i"N"r.ml" and droughty conditions
SPOT cotton. hrm and unchanged Sales
Hh, y" spot. 1855 bales; Ia arrive. los
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Atlantic Coast Line

III: Stnn.inr.i KAiirmnd of the Snuth.
EiEECriNE FEBRUARY III, 1918
iHAiNa LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida ana South: SEQ a. Nj and
!. l.. Nj. l.:iJ A. Al. $500
:, E;TSr HoitoiIk :, COS 4. NJ. 900 a. NJ. 400
FOR y & W. Ey;. west $50 a. 81.
$40 u ~. ~ T. ~
81" y 81; 9vo q ~, $50 A. 81. 80 f.
AZ. 'ov IL NJ 1875 r. NJ. 6:55 T.. 81
- r"1r Go!ashoro and Fayetteviils: 1900
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 500 A. AZ
~, y NJ. - NJ $40 \. NJ. 1910 A. 81
~ !, " ~ T. ~ sos l.. NJ. Cts r. NJ
.ENcept SUNDAY. riunday only
Time Of arrival and departurs and ran
ncctions not guarantesd ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
NAVAL STORES.
Nav IoHk DNE SrOCK MARKET.

so5 %ii s.. ~ Mq S,,lI. sE%GyGs essy;
$500, $3.50 '''' f'"'' SA'''"' cows.
81, %Ss,E., s., veal: vcals, sia5o@ssc9 cus.
,,SIhf,r," r and ,Ilambs. firm; sheep ssoo0
yittc,I Eii.,N 90 DO CUTS
roH%hs. $500: pigs. sl1-O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

H2RG dSa:kasha, se' Vs., ,wSman
W;h2M lady preferred Address S. 7. ),
HoUSEK EEpEf--W a 1.-Two Iyor,,1
a. asSis,hn, h"us.keeper, and to care D
iwinS Can Eanh"iph esS or apply Il
HrksE;IWnp.ed reliable colored nj 1
I Wefcrenses REQUIRED. Apply at once. !:
MISUNDERSTANDING. residing
home having unlimited talephonc to i
salary to besin. sis ' WEI Gte fG SnoI ps
liculars, Win telephone number. q "A
care Times Dispatch.
WASiiWoMAN for two pcoplc Must
I fSr@ A. A. NJ. TO 222 South Third s,rei
l.. \. Eddy. lr.. &:i Wcx, franklin SIRE
WOMEN White women ar]
girls sixteen years old all
over for clean, pleasant an
profitable employment in OIL
modern cigarette factol|
(eithcr day or night. Pi1
while learning not less tina
$1.25 per day. After lcarnir|
from $l.5O to $3.50 per day h
ten hours. Time and onc-ha3
paid for night work. Pay ond
a week. Meals served bclo1
cost.
BRiTlSlI-AMERICAN /
TOBACCO CO., LTD,
900 N. Lombardy ST.
F drnn " s"'"Tnmen, war, positi;
l:ist free Franklin institute. Dept. IS \
LEARN the millinery bus
ness in the South's for1
most millinery establish
mcnt, under the best d1
slgners and most al
vanced conditions. EaH
while you learn. Gild
only between 16 and 4
years wanted as appre3
tees. Apply, at onc1
Managers Office, Kal}l
mann q Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
>Ew YORK rnoprcE MARKET,

~ Y II M"rth h.-Kaw sugar. stoadyI
'.'iliu:"L h"H: moiaSSCs. nominal: rofr,1
ni1"h% m Tr"nulat7d, as Butter steady
,'",IE spot conc" firm, no IS
'"ti|ns""' oil was dull and without Quot.
'i"l' 'h"hE' \" sales wc;r reported Tim.
l"f. 900 barrels. Prime crude |. - m.
mTrN", 'i"SCd ,Iuici Spot, 1860 bid: M.rch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
AtUOM OEILES.
RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

Trains ioayo daily: 8 4. ~. Nor!ena
local ~" r.; NJ, Sieepers Atlanta and
ham spseiai:, l,to =. u. sccpefs JACK.
NJ. s;lo a. NJ, a.4s T.. NJ. $3.50 T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
the government.

,.5ry.T%cs as regulated by the government.
LIN Car Lots.
NJ. white =. 90
Il, 80, yu.!"h' ana print cloths continued
;,,f,., " "T$ict yarns were firm, ir1Jin.,
"c'nS ini!cd by unwtllingnoss of mill H.
sen 10 civilian trad" mus ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DEATHS.

DEATHS. .
HE 5,r S AZ Mar . rSsiae MT& 'Gs Es;s
hhoWNLEN GARY. Wifi "f ,hc i - +:
i::,Ec GARY. in her SeVcnty-siXtIi yo,r
tnheral n"tice later. ''"''
ih.S.-pi.n: 1T lit Mes, t;rac. S,rcct
N M.NJn <; l ,,,. e: i:i5 a II. Mrs
uhcrai from thc residence Of he, n,nbcv,
CT. - ~. Wilkinson. 1919 Wcs, t;r.~.
,,.tSf'' at l.. NJ. irtcrmen; il, Hoiiv
hSiHioLEI died. March = al II.3o =, -
Nc EDiTlI TATcM IIUNDI.f:Y. VII. Of
~, ~ w iInndlry. Of Burhcvilic Va
~. >, u'Hlns WI II" taken to Burkeyi!Ie
49, -. - Tor hnrial
', .;Na,n pis% z. nj residence s!I6 r:aa,
'" x M t WW " rTAi.i M'Tsh isS.
GTHrRSpA MOR&iN,, ~ rSi s.5o =, TIL"
,, 'mm"nt ~ ""ha,an County Pic. -.
A,,uaM; bl't> Died. at The rcsiicncc % hcr
lr"nkitn street MRS D. Is. SAi'HDtt::IitSS.
NJ ';-' N"rch 8. after u linserinc iii
oe' n@ner1 e., vi. q. ,ake n,sg. c-em the resi-
".gl"yk TuCHsDAY MoREIE"; al al, 10 J."
t.":'f"h" n"rcrs please COPY
ink Ink iiSspiEin,ii e rec into rest, ~ st
49, 1t. i: WlNFIELD. AGED eight ncn
i"n1S. Laughter Of .Nlcx j and NJ
''"rh" ,hh"l'. o: Petersburg " '"i'
fuicrhi notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
chicago GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. March G-Corn hrourh, como
w, M rr!rt. today lcipcd ili,l.
.iflNnlE rho market closed s,cnC. win
M"N i::, /" net advance OF = shnda' 0a,,
provision" ranged from ec decline !" 2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
I.ODGt:S Am so,.,,.,,,,,,.
LOST AND FOUND.

I.UST MD FOUND. :
AUTOMOBILE IICENSE:-I.ost a.tonohTI.
MrcnS" ~" 3"i. Cail Madison 35si ar
BEpc,'Ii--I.ost Monday yt
nr3Goh; on Main street car or Laurel 70
,"'htdral or Floyd Avenue to Nc. dow a nd
Main. Reward If returned 10 * IN an,
Rowland boulevard 2alS-I WI"
'IhD w ATtit BRACEIET-Ios, Friday
Finder please call Madison Iii IeauasG
MI rF-.!:rit on oakwood ami Broad Sfrcct
''.r. h,tWren SO and ."'cioci W.dnrse
n"E' iau! < nun. black lynx win fnm-
n."nS' reward. Notify W. * Vauclan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07

VII not ne Responsible FOR any debts con-
trdcied otherwise than By myself " '
y. O. cCERAN
III , n9t D. IcSponsib!e for any debts con-
WILLIAM T. Ry.S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01

niczego w senacie; posla L. Y.
Webba, przcwod. komitetu sado-
w~nicezgo w izbie nizszcj; do
Champ Clarka, ,,speakcra" izby
nizszej; wiceprezydenta T. r.
Marshalla, przcwodniczacego Sc
natu.
w dcpcszy swcj p. Fccdcr
twicrdzii, re ME jest kustoszcm
dokumentow, uzytych cclcm pre-
kroczei kryminalnych przcz pa
cker6w'. Zarzuty p. Hcney'a il
lest kustOSzem takich dOkumcn-
tow. nazywa falszem i pictnujc
Gale lego Sledztwo przcciw pa
ckerom" jake parodyc sprawic-
dliwoSci. Oskarza p. lIcncy'a,
IL ME ma szacunku ola spraw,
ktorc, Przysiagf przcstrzcgat.
Twicrdzi, re mic mozc pozwoli5
ma zrewidowanie swcgo skarbca,
gdyz Cd lat Is praktukyjc w Chi
cago i mial bardzo licznych klicn
tow, jcdnostck i korpOracyi, kt6-
rych papicry znajdujq SIG w jc-
so posiadaniu / So uPrawnionc do
zachowania w tajcmnicy. Nccdcr
takzc zarzuca agentom federal
nym. IL korzystajq Z ustawy O
szpicgostwie, kt6ra zczwala ma
przcszukiwanic ~pryWatnych do
kumcntow, i cgzaminuja papicry
ola innych cclow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
HENEY PROSI o D
KOWA WLADZE PRE-
CIV FIRMOM


Podczas gdy F. ]. Heney, spc-
cyalny doradzca federalnej komi-
syi handlewej wczoraj pred E.
gzaminatorem tejze komisyi, p.
3. VI. Manly, odczytat nowc IL
sly i nowych Swiadkow egzami-
nowai W sprawie metod ~byzneso-
wych praktykowanych przez piej
wielkich firm rzezalnianych, de-
pcsze Z Waszyngtonu nadesiaay
wiadomo5G, re p. Heney imie-
MEM komisyi przedlozyl kongre-
sowi prosbe D szybkie przepro-
wadzenie specyalnej ustawy, kto'
"a umozliwi w{adzom dostep do
tajnych korespondencyi i doku-
mentow firm rzezalnianych, a
zwIaszcza do dokumentow w po-
siadaniu H. Veedera, adwokata
firmy Swift and CO. Veeder mial
bye w pewnych sprawach repre-
zentantem wszystkich pieciu firm
rzezalnianych i W skarbcu jego
maja sic znajdowac dokumenta
bardzo wazne ola wladz federal
nych w Sledztwie obecnie prowa-
dzonem.
Jak wiadomo, gdy agcnci fede,
ralni poczeli przeszukiwac archi-
wa firm rzezalnianych, obklada-
JAG aresztem wiele ksiazek, Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
MIEJSCOWA

nizacyi. Pc zbadaniu kilukuset
pakunkow broszur i innych ma
teryai6w, siuzacych do propagan
dy, geperal ]. E. Stu
art rozkazai, azeby zatrzymano
wszelka poetic z biura Il. w.
WV budynku pocztowym, do
poki ME otrzyma z Waszyngtonu
odpowiedzi ma aplikacye o wyto-
genie organizacyi oskarzen,a D
oszustwo. Przeszio 800 wor-
kow materyal6w znajduje sic ma
poczcie. Je5li aplikacya costa
mic uwzgledniona, o~rganizacya
ME bedzie mog1a korzystac z po-
CITY, ami zbieraG sk1adek, ami roz
syiaG broszur agitacyjnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-01
Z JOLIET ILL.,.

Dnia 24go lutego odbyl sic vice W
sail Pulaskiego zwQiany staraniem
miejscowego Komitetu Obywatel-
skiego.
Vice otworzyf X. prob. W. Olsze-
wski; ma pierwszego m6wce powola-
70 jednego z oficer6w seroskich, Ra-
dilowicza.
Nastepnym mowca byi st. Wiosih-
ski, sieraant ~nadeslany z Centrum
No. 3, poczem zajeto sic kolekta ma
Armie Polska, kt6ra przyniosla
$93.17. Po,onia tutejsza opodatko-
wala sic pc soc miesiecznie ma rzecz
Armii Polskiej.
Ma zakoiczenie przem6wit X. pro-
boszcz w. Olszewski, W kr6tkich a
serdecznych slowach skreslit dzi-
sieisZe chwile i o~bowiazki nasze ia
ko Polak6w i zaznac2yl, re dzisiaj
obowiazkiem kazdego Polaka jest
skiadaG dziesiecine ma odbudowanie
Ojczyzny. a ME prosic i zebraG. Pick
ne i chwalebne to slowa X. w. o.
s~zewskiego: wiecei takica duszpaste-
rzy, a Polska PREDICT wolna bedzie.
Hymnem narodowym ,,Boze cos
Polske" 7akOncZOnO vice
st. Wlosihski, bedac W Joliet, o.
trzymaf wiadomoSC Cd pewnych oby-
wateli tegoz grodu, re jest tam dw6ch
mlodych ludzi, kt6rzy szkodza /. agi-
tuja przeciw w"stepowaniu do Armii
Polskiej. st. Wlosihski przekonai sic
sam, re tax istotnie jest i obydw6ch
odddal W rece wladz federalnych.
st. Wiosihski zwiedzii miasto Au-
rora, Ill.,, gdzie rorozumiawszy sic z
kilkoma obywatelami miasta, posta-
nowiono zwo}aG vice. ma kt6rym ma
bye obrany Kom. Obyw., kt6ry sic
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BOMBA w BIURZE FEDE-
LINE

Wczoraj znaleziono bombe w
biurach budynku federalnego,
kt6re obecnie zajmuja prokura-
tory federalni, pracujacy mad
procesami. wytoczonymi czNon-
kom oeanizacyi poianarchisty-
cznci i oskarzonej o n~iclOjalnoSS
i. w. w" industrial Wor-
kers Of the WORLDLY
Bomba Jest W ksztalcic clez-
kiego walca s~talowego, II cali
diugiego ! diva Gale grubego We
wnatrz z~nalcziono Z iednej stro-
ny czarny proch, a Z drugiej ka-
walk mctalu. Do walca PREY
czep;ony byl prawdziwy lont,
kt6ry jeszcze ME byl zapalony.
lest przypuszczenie, re bomba
lest wyrobu curopejskiego. I'd
dano ia W rece ~cksPertow ola
Scislego zbadania.
Biura tc zajmuja spccyalni asy
stencil prokuratora g~eneralnego
z. K. Nebeker i CLAUDE Porter,
ktorzy zajmuja sic wyi9cznie
procesem przeciw Il. w. W."
Bombe znalaIz W stos'e rupieci
klerk F. Dobson. s~ioStrzenlec D.
Clabaugh, kt6ry jest chicagoskim
szefem federalnego biura spra-
wiedliwoSCi.
Poiudniowe skrzydio osmego
pietra, gdzie bombe znalezlono'
byio dawn;ei zajmowane przez P
Clabaugh. w skrzydle tenn vie
ziono tymczasowo aresztowa-
nyCh H. w. W., wlec roZkidL
blur jest i'm dobrze znany.
w tenn Samem biurze take
pracuje o. f. Pagan, eksPert
rzadowy, ktory opracowai akt o.
skarzenia przeciw 166 oskarzo-
nvm czionkom Il. ". W."
Bomba moglaby zniszczyc ca
ie skrzydio. Jak sic ona tam
dostaia, Jest ma razie tajemnica.
Procz agent6w biura ~sprawie-
dliwosci sledztwo take prowa-
dza inspektorzy pocztowi W spra-
vie dzialalnosci pocztowej orga-
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skich tvch, kt6rzy wykazali W O.
statnich prawyborach, re handy
dat6w Thompsohskich ME pope
raja.
- Eksgub. Deneen wczoral c.
swiadczvl, re dopiero dnla 1'g'
marca wyjawi, czy sic bedzle IT,
biegal o republikaiisk9 kandyda
trre IA senatora Stanow Zjec''
noczonych. Prawybory wyk'-
za}v, re kandydqtura 5"rDl'
Thompsona jest nadzwycza] sfa-
ba.
Reprezentanci kompanii a
seku1acjnych wczoraj wyJ@sn'''
pred specyalnym miejSk'n: N'-
mitetem zbrodni, &c wskutck +
cznvch wlamywah i rabunkoW W
Chicago raty asekuracyjne -
wEamai So tutaj wyzsze nlz W
iakiemko1wiek innem mieSc'e W
stanach Zjednoczonych.
Wczoraj wygiosili swe ar
gumentacyc obrohcy W proccsie
Z. Dcar'a i Z. Hartnetta, oskar-
1onvch O zamordowanic szotera
r. Wolfia. DIS sprawl bedzl'
oddana w recc sedziow przysle-
giych.