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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
(Dokonczenie ze strongly %.

$50 miodziencow w latach pobo-
rowych. CT, ktorzy ME posiadali
kartek regestracyjnych, zostali
natychmiast zabrani do wiezie-
MIA innych puszczono. Pomiedzy
ujetymi znalezli sic tacy, ktorzy
sic wcale ME regestrowali, tych
oddano policyi, kt6ra odda ich W
rece komisyi poborowych do re-
gestracyi i natychmiastowej sluz-
by wojskowei- Oko}o 200 ,,slakie-
row" siedzi we wiezieniach; poll
eva spodziewa sic wylapac wszy-
stkich ,,slakier6w" w przeci9gu
kilku dni. Nietylko W cyrku u
rzadzono obiawe, lecz i w calem
mieScie Akronl rewidowano tea
try, piecio-centowe teatrzyki, sa-
lie bilardowe, balowe, stacye kole-
jowe, wyszynki, jednem s}owem
ME opuszczono najskrytszego
miejsca, w ktoremby mogli pre-
L,-u,S e1oLiarzvo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
z Bardzkich Anna Karwatowa.
Bratnie Dusze..
PowieSd wsp6lozcsna.
Ton.aL
(CiSg da1szy),

- sprawia mi to niesiychanie duto trudu...
walczyt musze z tysiacaml pokus-..
-- Bad& pan stanowczy i wytrwa1y, a jezeH ME
masz silly mysli skierowae pod strip Nieba, posta'
chocia4 pokorna - klsczaca - wyrazaj swa
czestl
- o dopom6z. dopom6z mi, panil- szepta'
jej rniekka dion.
- Mode sic "a pana.--
Sfowa tych bratnich. szlachetnych dusz, brady
jak slodka, ozywcza rose z kwiat6w promienie ksie-
zyca, by je ztozyt pfonacymi rubinami pred tro-
nem Najwyzszego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
NOVA SZKOLA OLA OIL
CERoW

Filadelfia, IS. 1ipca. - Uniwer-
sytet Pennsylvania" zorganizo-
wal onegdaj nova szkofe Officer
ska ola wszystkich tych, ktorzy
wstapili dobrowolnie do marynar-
ki i ola student6w kollegium, kt6
rzy maja cheG wstapic do mary
narki. SzkoIa ia jest pod kierow-
nictwem DEPARTMENT. marynar-
XII; kurs oficerski bedzie TRIVIAL
szesc tygodni i wszyscy SUDDEN
Ct, pobierajacy kurs oficersk do
stana utrzymanie w uniwersyte-
Gle. Dotychczas Pennsylvania do
starczyIa wojsku i marynarce
.6,1O2 mezczyzn, Z tel liczby
wszyscy, opr6cz 625 walcz2 pod
sz~tandarem amerykanskim, inni
sluza A1iantom. Uniwersytet wy
.zej wymieniony zorganizowaN
take szkoly oficerskie ola leka-
rzy, dentyst6w, maszynist0w !
ola pielegniarek; wszystkie tie
szkoly So pod kontrola rzadu.
Zorganizowano take W Uniwer-
sytecie jednostki ambulansowe,
szpitalne | .~Czerwonego Krzy-
Ika." Zorganizowany szpital posia
Ida oko{o 200 l6zek; W owym szpi-
Italu Gwicza sic juz doktorzy VOL
Iskowi ! marynarki i pielegniarki.
oKRET ZATO-
PONY. o..
Port At1antycH, Is. lipca. -
lOtrzymano wczoraj wiadomosc,
lie norweski okret towarowy
,Marosa", majacy pojemnoSc
|1.8S2 ton, zostai zatopiony przez
Iniemiecki nur 7go 1ipca; okret
Ibyi naladowany weglem; rapport
donosi, re marynarze za}ogi jego
~zostali wyratowani; znajduja sic
oni w Canso, Nova Szkocya.
Wedlug raportu ,,Marosa" zostal
zatopiony niedaleko brzegu No.
wej Funlandyi. Urzednicy mary
narki ME moga tego zrozumiec,
iakim sposobem mogfby ow O.
kret poplynqc az do Novel Fun,
landyi, kiedy ~wyruszyl stgd 22go
lczerwca do Pernambuco, Bray
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
INNE TELEGRAMY.
FGZEKUCYA DUVALA.

Paryz, IS: iipc.a : WezoraI o
5tej tano edtyia sic w
leslie Vincehhes egzekaeya NJ.
wydawcg gertnaHefilskie
GO dziennika yBenhet Rouge' ga
eayHy charlottesville pfzeciwko
rsadewi: Davai jest druga z fzedu
ofiara propagandy hietnieckiej we
Fraheyij pierwsza bys Beio Pa
saa. WkF6tce pc jego egzekucyi
rozpoczgf sig process Duvala | sze'
5cia innyeh, kt6rzy skaznai 20
stall ma wigziehie cd 2 do 10 lat.
w Ewiazka re sprawl Dtvala ma
stapita rezygnaeya ministra
spraw wewnetfzhyeh L. J. Malvy
tudziez uwiezienie bytego premte
ia Francyi J6zefa Caillaux. kt6ry
oezekuje pfoeesu ma ~podstawie
oskarzenta o p~orozumiewanie sic
4.~HHara4At
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

ezas ekoio ekienka azeby zasieg-
mac i~nfermacyi CO do pociagow,
lecz gdy spostrzegl pieniadze ma
ste1iku, a hikogo w biurze ME
byio, sisgi1at reka "a kratki okien
ka / skradt pieniadze. Ct1epcy O.
5wiadczyli, Re wyruszyt Z DON'T
Z stma $40 ola kazdegoj zamie-
rzali oni wyjechat do Sotth Ha-
ven, Mich.
FIRMA UKARANA
Madison, Wis, Is. 1ipca. -
Administracya zywnosciowa "a
mkneia wczoraj firme woody mi
neralnej "a przekroczenie przepi-
sow zywnosciowych, Agenci fe--
deralni, ktorzy podjeli Sledztwo
W produkcyi woody mineralnej, O.
swiadczyli, re firma uzywaia
wiecej cukru, anizeli jej dozwolo-
no. Agenci rozkazali firmie, axe
by zaprzestala produkcyi woody.
CHkOPIEC GINIE w EXPLO
ZYI GAZOLINY.
Holecombe, Wis, 18. lipca. -
Stanis}aw Loisile zostaf wczoraj
zabity, a Flip Gygi otrzymai ia
talne uszkodzenia, gdy bawili sic
zapaikami niedaleEo skfadu ga
zoliny; obaj liczyli lat II. Loisel-
lie chciaf sic dowiedziec, jak gazo-
lima sic pail, a wiec wlozyi "a
palke do beczki, w kt6rej znajdo-
wa}a sic gazolina; nastaia explo-
zya, ktora zabi}a ma miejscu
Loiselle'a a smiertelnie ranila je-
go towarzysza. Lekarze twierdza,
re Gygi bedzie zy}, lecz bedzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

LOW o STALL.
Washington, 18. lipca. - Pro,

Wd~SZyllSION, 10. LlPSd. - LIO-
ducenci automobilowi p~rotestuja
przeciw ograniczeniu stall ola
wszystkich umniej potrzebnych"
fabryk; zadaja oni wiecej stall,
twierdzac, re jezeli ME otrzyma-
ia wiekszego zapasu stall, beda
zmuszeni pozamykac swoje IA
bryki. Prosze oni o go procent
swoich normalnych zapas6w, lecz
Wydzial Przemyslu wyznaczy}
i'm tylko % procent. Hugh Chal-
mers, reprezentant produkcyi au-
tomobilow pasazerskich, oswald
cyl, re niektore fabryki maja je-
szcze pod dostatkiem stall, lecz
ME takiej, jakiej rzeczywiScie po-
trzebuja; prosif on Wydzia}u, a
zeby ten zezwolif fabrykom ma
zakupienie nowego zapasu stall.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

= Ea6nych sxsIbisrzy naeisgac1ys
Uyhajscych ma kieszenle l&twovtsEs
nyoh. mia ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
SKI ma swydhj szpaltach, b. sawssa
pracujs ola dobra ludu. OpzukahcSa
fire saIes"' stanowcs6 " DZIpNNLa
Ku CH1oAGosKIM ~ogisaSaas bgd
nsa moxR,J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

AMMcShane Bell Foundry Co
$3.50 BALTIMORE, Md
Dzuony kOscielne. dswOnu
~ ~dtwise1ns - MsmOsysE
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Fsekami Ahcre | Sdmthe, ma
bdlnocny wseh6d cd Bethtne |
he p6tnee cd BaiileuL Dnia 1890
!ipca aeropiany hasze rzucity l3
ton bomb na rome punkty frontn
niemieekiego 10 maszyn hieprzy-
jaeielskith zniszczyli5my a 8 IT,
szlsodziIiSmy; spalili$my 8 balo-
now utracili8my y maszyn.
w A
parys, 1s. lipca. - w Albanii
wojska nasze zrobity znowu po-
step naprz6d ma p6tnoc cd rzeki
Devo!j; zajeli5my wie5 Mesan i
wzieliSmy 30 jehc6w,
z AUSTRYI I M
Londyn, Is. lipca. - Niemcy
gotowe 50 ewakuowaG Belgie w
ka2dej chwjli pod jednym warun-
klein q mianowicie, re otrzymaja
rapowr6t swoje kolonie / droge
60 mich. OSwiadczenie take miai
zrobit kanclerz Hertling pred je
dnym Z dziennikarzy skandynaw-
skich. Jczeli kanclerz oSwiadcze-
niu temu ME zaprzeczy, opiaciio-
by Aliantom przyjrzeG sic mu BIZ
zej - m6wi nVorwaerts" -
Swiadczy bowiem, IL Francuzi i
Anglicy ME potrzebuja obawiat
sic drugiego pokoju Brzesko-Li-
tewskiego.
Amsterdam, IS. ipca. DR..
Seydler wypowiedziai wczoraj
move W izbie pos}6w parlamentu
arstryackiego; przyjety byi
przez Czech6w ogromnym haia-
sem, g}o5nymi oklaskami przez
Niemc6w. M0wiac o sytuacyi w
Austro-W egrzech, ~stwierdzi}, re
propaganda Aliantow W pan
stwach centralnych chybia zupel-
ME celu ! dowodzi tylko niezna-
iomoSci stosunk6w tamtejszych !
zlei vol z ich strony. Rad au-
stro-wegierski uwaza wojne "a
bezsensowne i bezcelowe przele-
wanie krwi ! pragnalby zakoh-
czyt ia W kazdej chwili, skoro
tylko AIianci szczera chec do tego
okazq. w tel to mySli panstwa
c~entralne, prowadzac wojne zwy-
cieska, zawsze pr6bowaiy dyplo-
matycznych 5rodk6w celem jak
najszybszego jej zakonczenia.
WYPADKI MA WSCHODZIE.
Amsterdam, Is. lipca. - Pre-
mier Lenin prawdoPodobnie ze-
rwie dyplomatyczie stosunki z
Wielkq Brytania i z kazdem in
mem panstwem, ktore wezmie u
dziai W l2dowaniu sill zbrojnych
ma wybrzezu murmahskiem -
m6wi wiadomoSc z Moskwy W
gazetach berlinskich.
Londyn, Is. lipca. - Komuni-
katy otrzymane w Toxic stwier-
dzaja, re przyw6dcy bolszewi-
k6w.w prowincyi Irkucka, pre-
razeni akcyq elementow antybol,
szewickich w Wladywostoku,
przygotowujq sic do ucieczki W
kierunku Mongolii - mowi Dope
sza z Tientsin.
Picking, IS. lipca. Pc zaieciu
I-kucka wOjska czesko-sfowack1e
zaiely miasto Kluczewsk, polo,
zone W poIudniowo = zachodnie.
stronie prowincyi Transbajkal'
skiej; bolszewiki k~oncentruja sig
podobno w Verhenudynsku. De,
pesza z Mandzuryi donosi, Il
general Somehow, przyw6dca an
tybolszewikow, zajal Sarasuh.
Geneva, Is. lipca. - Prof. P
\. Miliukow i dw6ch innycf
czlonk6w partyi kadet6w pre-
szlo ma strong niemiecka do
nosi depesza z Kijowa do blur;
ukrainskiego W Lozannie. Jake
pow6d podaje Miliukow to, re W.
ii widziet Rosye jedna niepo
dzie3na pod protektoratem Me
mice niz kilka oddzielnych sta
now. nalezacych do wszystkich
do nikogo.
..LondyH, Is. lipca. - Okolo so
os6b umiera codziennie W Petro
eradzie ma cHolere. Choroba t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
REWIZOR POWIATU ELK.
HART z
URZEDU.

Goshen, Ind, IS. lipca. Ra-
daO~ bronyNarodowe w powiecie
Elkhart rozkazaIa Allen'owi R.
Remenderie Fowl, rewizorowi po-
wyzej wymienionego powiatu, a
zeby usunaf sic Z urzedu swoje-
go asystenta A. w. Stuttenrotha,
ktory okaza} sic nielojalnym ma
punkcie bond6w wolnoSciowych
gdy mu chciano sprzedac bondy i
znaczki wolnoSciowe, oSwiadczyl,
re ME moze ich wcale zakupit
powiada on, re Beg ME wyslu-
chalby jego modlitw, gdyby je
kupi}. Stuttenroth jest zydem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
I BLISS OTRZY-
MUIA D

Londyn, is. lipca. - Urzedo-
wo og,oszono, Ao generatowi Per-
shingowi naczelnemu wodzowi
wojsk amerykahskich we Fran
cyl, dano wielki krzyz Orderu
Kapieli, general zas Taskeg H.
Bliss otrzymat wielki krzyz Or
deru Sw. Michaia ! Sw. Jerzego.
NIEMCY GINA Cd MEM
cow.
Paryz, 1S. lipca. - nocy z
Is ma 16 Iipca piecfu lotnikow
niemieckich bombardowafo Przez
godzine ob6z jehcow niemieckich
w okoIicy Troyes, 80 mil poza Ii
MIA boiowa francuska, przyczem
81 Niemc6w zostalo zabitych a
"A ranionych; dw6ch francuskich
straznik6w odnios{o rany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
It'd I'd SIC LOoLPCIUIy'
NOWY ASYSTENT r
TORA ~PRODUKCYI AERO
PLANOW.

Washington, D. c., 10. lipca.-
Jan D. Ryan, ~generalny dyrektor
produkcyi ,aeroplan6w, miano--
wal wczoraj &c. w. Nash'a z Ke-
rosha, Wis, asystentem swoim.
Ryan wyruszy w niedziele
do Kalifornii, gdzie zwiedzi ME
kt6re warsztaty, okretowe ma
brzegach Pacyfiku; pozostanie
on tam kilka dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18

St. Louis, Mo, Is. lipca. -
Patryotyczni rezydenci powiatu
St. Francis, Mo-, zebrali sic wczo
raj ma narade, celem zmienienia
niemieckiej navy miasteczka
Bismarck w powiecie St. Francis.
Porozsylano juz setki petycyi w
calym ~powiecie, ktore przy koh-
GU tego miesiaca zostana wysla-
"a do WaSzvn0tonu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
MLODZI BANDYCI.
Laporte. Ind. IL. Inca.

Laporte, 1Ilu', 10. llpCa. -
Roy Flanagan, lat IA, syn Ora.
Flanagan, przy 6226 Kimbark
ul., Albert Polakow, lat 10, przy
1853, 65ciej III. i Fred Clifford,
lat 10, przy 63O3 Harper ul., wszy
soy z Chicago, zostali wczoraj a.
resztowani "a kradziez ma pocz--
Gle STACEY kolejowej W Aida, po-
what Laporte. Mlodzi bandyc:
zabrali z poczty ST i uszli. Poll
eva rozpoczela poszukiwanie ich
i wkr6tce ich schwycila. Miody
Flanagan zeznaA, re pieniadze
skradi z biura, ma kt6rem lezaiy
powiada on, re przechodzil wow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
SPIEWACZKI.
Nowy York, Is. lipca.

Nowy York, Is. lipca. A
melita Galli-Curci, slawna Spie-
waczka opery chicagoskiej Uni
kneIa Smierci cudownie, gdy jej
automobil zderzyi sic Z drugim
ma goScihcu Pine Hill" W High
Mount, N. Y, ma przedmieSciu
aCatskill", gdzie przebywa ona
przez wakacye. PAM Galli-Curci
ME zostaia bynajmniej uszkodzo-
ia, 1ecz bratowa PAM Curci o.
trzymafa lekkie uszkodzenia We
wnetrzne. Izydor Goddard, adwo
kat z Brooklinu, zostal pokaleczo-
ny, lecz rany tie ME So fatalne.
Automobilem kietowa1 brat Spie-
waczki, kt6ry ME otrzymal zad-
,1,ob ,1c1bodzan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
w ALBANTr.

paryS, 1s. lipca, - w Albanti
woiska nasze zrobity znowu po-
step naprz6d ma p6inoc cd rzeki
Devo!j; zajeli5my wieS Mesan i
wxieliSmv 30 iehc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
SMIERc PORUCZNIKA
ROOSEVELTA

Washington, 18. ~lipca.-Depar
lament wojny otrzyma} wczoraj
komunikat Cd generaIa, kt6ry do
nosi, re smierc porucznika Quen-
tina Roosevelt'a ME jest jeszcze
pewna; raportu o jego Smierci do
tvchczas ME zatwierdzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
E CROWDER MIA
NOWANY DOW0ZCA.

Washington, IS. lipca. - Kwa
termistrz marszalek gen. Crow
der zostai wczoraj mianowany do
w6dzca po}nocno-zachodniej dy-
wizyi, Z glowona kwatera W b.
stonie; otrzymal on awans ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
Leon Now

sekr. Komitetu Obywatelskiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-18
BISMARCK, MO. OTRZYMA
NOVA NAIVE.

uSZkOdZen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-14

Make 1t a Hoover Xmas for wife or mother-Reap and Crawford Furn- Co. 12-11:12t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-14
DOWN IN BED AND 80 WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eight Weeks But Her Case Showed Wonderful Improvement
 Alter Taking Cardui.

Johnson City, Tenn..-iMrs. NJ. R. Scott, living near this town, states l: About three years ago l was down in bed terrible and so weak l couldn't bear the sight of food. This conditions continued for abou, eight weeks l thought l was going to die, and knew l must get sometkin gto do me some good. l had heard all my life of Cardui, and the good results obtained from it's use. So l decided to try it.
 After aDout half bottle of Car dui my appetite improved. then was less nervous. l kept it up until l had taken five bottles-and such in improvement! l gained flesh ana now am the picture of health, due believe, solely to the use of Car dui. l am the mother of ten chil- dren and feel we'll and strong"
 Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonic, for women. It has stood the most severe of all tests-the test of time having been in use for over forty years. It IS composed of purely veg etable ingredients, which have been found to help iouild up the vitality. tone up the nerves and strengthen the wonanly constitution.
 Try Cardui-advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-14
COMMERCIAL AIRSHIPS
 SUPERIOR TO AIRPLANE

London, Dec. 13.-(Via Montreal ) For the immediate future, accord ing to further extracts from the re- port just completed by the civil aerial transport committee of the air board, the commercial airship offers a great advantage over the airplane, prticulrly concerning passengers, where comfort and ease of navigation, safety, and a high ratio of disposable lift are ital considerations.
 Airships now exist, the report says, with a range of more than 4,00O miles and they can travel at a speed of 78 miles an hour. Running their en- zines slower, maximum range of 5000 miles can be obtained.
 On first speed, Capetown, South Africa, is today aerially only little more than three days from South .ampton, while this ship could fly across the Atlantic and return with out stopping.
 The committee points out that the future airships will soon develop a speed of 100 miles an hour, that it will be fitted with ample salons, stateroon1s, with an elevator to a roof garden and will be able to re main in the air for over a week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-14
THE HAND THAT HOLDS A MUSkET
 CAN'T HOLD MINE
Threaten to Take Life of Judge Landis, who is Presiding at Trial
 of Socialists.

Chicago, Dec. 13-Private Arnold A. Schiller, former socialist, testify. ing in the trial of Victor Berger ano four other socialist leaders, charged with conspiracy to violate the es' pionage act, said that w. F. Kruse, g defendant, asked him whether he would refuse to report for military service if others would also refuse Describing a visit to the office of Adolph Germer,a d defendant and Ma tional secretary of the socialist par ty, Schiller said:
 II have on my uniform and MT. Ger mer jokingly remarked Has one ot the zOO,OOO collins the government has ordered been measured up fol youf"
 Schiller described motto of the girls of the Young Peoples Socialist League, which, he said, read: ''The hand that holds a musket can never hold mine
 Experts from the Socialist Bulle- tin of June, 1917, were read to the jury. One read:
 Buy Liberty Bond. Get real one. The bankers bonds are slavery bonds and will bind you to Morgans wheels. Buy a defense fund bond" Under examination, Schiller said that he had called William E. Kruss yellow, because he would not appoint secret committee to oppose the draft.
 It became known today that Judge LandiS had received a letter threaten ing him with death and containing abusive threats against the president and Fulminations against the govern ment.
 An outline of plan to perpetuate the Young Peoples Socialist League by means of secret, disguised or ganization in the event of the leagues suppression by government, also was laid before the jury.
 The plan was contained in a mim- eograpg copy in a scrap book taken by the government from the socialist headquarters. The document was ad- dressed to the comrade secretaries of the Young Peoples Socialist eLague, known as "Yipsel," and was over the name of William F. Kruse, national secretary of the organization and one iof the defendants.
 The letter, read to the jury by District Attorney c. F. Clyne, contin- ued warning that it was not intend- ed for all the league, but should be made known to the trustworthy ones." e
 "Our papers have been suppressed, our wires tapped, and it may not be long before our league may be de- clared illegal" the letter read. "If suppressed, each league should get together, with another name, say of an athltic or 8 dramatic organization, but still the Young Peoples Socilist League. If the disguise is discover ed, reorganize again and again. All this must be carried on as secretly as possible"
 The letter was dated July IA, 1917.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-14
S1lPUlATES GOVERNMENT
 OWNERSHIP
Resolution Introduced By Represen. tative Moon Provides for Owner ship of Telephones.

Washington, Dec. 13.-Telephone and telegraph lines would become permanent government owned utili- ties under a resolution introduced in the house today by Chairman Moon of the Postoffice Committee. MT. Moon said the measure had been drafted in consultation with postmas- ter general Burleson, who had in- approved by President Wilson.
 The resolution was referred to the Postoffice Committee, which will begin hearings on 1t. Discussion of the proposal in the House however, will precede the committee report.
 Government control and operation of the telegraph and telephone lines is limited by the existing resolution to the period of the war, but under the measure offered today it would continue until otherwise ordered by congress" The resolution directs the Postmaster General to negotiate con- tracts for the purchase of the tele- phone lines subject. to the approval of congress and C5 have an appraisal made as to the value of the tele- graph property.
 The right of the government to purchase the telegraph system is giv- en under an existing law, according to administration officials. This law, passed in 1866. was designed to give government aid in the construction of telegraph lines and provided that the privileges of operation given the companies were non-transferrable ex- cept that the government might pur- chase the property.
 Provision was made for the ap- pointment of five disinterested per- sons to appraise thesproperties should the government decide to purchase them. Two of the appraisers would be named Toy the Postmaster General two by the companies and the fifth ty these men,
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WAR RISK INSURANCE
 DELAY CRITICISED

Washington, Dec. 1S.--Criticisnls of delays of the War Risks Insurance Bureau in paying soldiers allotments, and of the War Department for failure to pay many soldiers returned from overseas for hospital treatment, was voiced again today in the house.
 Republican leader Mann, read tele- gram from Richmond. Va. saying soldiers in a hospital there had re- ceived no pay from the war depart ment for five to eleven months.
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UPTON IS AGAIN
 PLANNING ID GET
 AMERICAN TROPHY

Belfast, Ireanld, Dec. 13.-(By The Associated Press.) )-A challenge for the Americans Cup, has been sent in cablegram to the New York Yacht Club, by the Royal Ulster Yacht Club.
 Sir Thomas Lipton is. relying on Shamrock IV for the challenge, which is made in behalf of Sir Thomas. !,
 Sir Thomas Lpton thrice has at- tempted to lift the Americas Cup historically known as the trophy for the Blue Ribbon" event of yachting between the United States and Eng land. Three Shamrocks have come across the sea, for supremacy, but un- successfully with American built craft over the triangular and wind ward and leeward courses of Sandy Hook, and still another Shamrock, called Shamrock w, was being sent across the Atlantic in the summer of 1914 for a contest for the cup, when the European war broke out. This race for which American syndicates had built a trio of yachts ,one of which was to defend the cup, was never sail ed, and the Shamrock ", since has been; lying boxed in a Brooklyn ship yard. The three American yachts were the Resolute, Vanaite and Defiance. Af- ter several preliminary races to choose a defender, the owners of the Defiance decided to withdraw their craft from competition.
 Under the rules governing contests for the American Cup, is the provis- ion that the challenger shall sail on her own bottom across the sea. While the Shamrock W was on her way and in danger of being destroyed by sub- marines, the New York Yacht Club, custodian of the America's Cup, sent a wireless dispatch to Sir Thomas Lip ton off the Azores Island, giving him permission to have his steam yacht, the famous Erin, tow the Shamrock to New York.
 The America's Cup, was trophy put up by Queen Victoria, in 1851 for an international yacht race. It was won by the schooner yacht, America which at last accounts was lying ill Boston.
 Boston, Dec. 13.-The Sloop Reso- lute, picked to defend Re America $ Cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock W in 1914, will be found still in condition to defend the fa- nous trophy if the latest challenge of Sir Thomas is accepted by the New York Yacht Club, in the opin- ion of Boston men who helped to build her. The Resolute, which de- feated ths Vanitie in the trials to pick defender. was housed in a special structure near New Rochelle after the challenge races were call ed off on account of the war, and special pains were taken to preserve her for future international competi- tion.
 Friends of Charles Francis Adams, IT., of this city, who handled the Resolute in her trial races, said to- day that he probably would take the helm again if called upon.
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be demand for his return to Ger many because of the right of sanctuary is quoted in dispatch received from the Hague today as also saying:
 Ut is possible that foreign govern ments might desire to consult with Holland regarding a new place of residence for the kaiser. The Dutch government would not be disinclined to this, on condition that Holland be given a place in such consultation corresponding with the country's honor and dignity. ''
 "The present arrangement is provis- ionap' he explained, "the government reserving it's definite decision"