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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-05

81 Zgoda wszystkich narodow,
majacych kierowac sic W stosun-
kach wzgledem siebie temi same
mi zasadar1i honoru j szacunku
ola prawa cywilizowanego spoie-
czenstwa, ktore to zasady kieruja
poszczegolnymi obywatelami
wszystkich nowoczesnych patistw
w ich wzajemnych stosunkach; a
| to w celu tyn, ably wszystkie
Iprzyrzeczenia ugody byiy swie-
Gle przestrzegane, ably ME kno-
wano prywatnych spiskow, nj sa-
molubnych zakusow wyrzadzone
bezkarnie, ale by wzajemna uf-
nose byfa ustanowiona ma szla-
chetnym fundamencie wzajemne-
go poszanowania prawa.
~ Ustanowienie organizacyi
pokoju, ktora wykaze ma pewno,
re zjednoczona moe wolnych ma
rodow powstrzyma wszelki napad
ma prawo, a posiuzy do utrwalenia
pokoju sprawiedliwosci tenn pc
wniej przez utworzenie pewnego
|trybunaiu opinii, ktoremu wszy-
scy musza podlegac i przez ktory
wszelkie miedzynarodowe kwe--
stye, ktore ME beda mog4y bye po
przyjacielsku zafatwione przez lu-
du interesowane, musza bye zade-
cydowane i sankcyonowane.
TIE wielkie zadania i cele moga
bye streszczone w jednem zdaniu.
zADAMY RZADU PRAW, O.
PARTEGO MA ZGODZIE RZA-
|DZONYcH I POPARTEGo
PREF ZORGANIZOWANA
oPINIE LUDZKOSCI.
TIE wielkie cele ME moga bye
csiagniete przez debaty i szukanie
ugod, lub przystosowan, jakby
tego pragneli politycy ich projek
tami rownowagi mocarstw i ma
rodowych korzysci. Mona je osia-
gnae tylko przez determinacye w
tenn, czego myslace ludy swiata
pragna z tesknem oczekiwaniem
sprawiedliwosci, oraz spofecznej
wolnosci moznosci rozwoju.
ia wyobrazam sobie re atmos-
fera tutejsza szczegolnie zyczli-
vie przepeiniona jest nastrojem
takich w1aSnie zasad.
Tutaj powstafy te silly, .ktore
owo wielkie panstwo, przeciw kto
remu byiy one wymierzone, uwa-
za1a zrazu "a rewolueye przeciw
jego prawdziwej wiadzy, lecz kto-
re tymczasem juz cd dawna uj-
rzaio, il byi to krok naprzod do
uwolnienia wiasnego ludu, jako--
tez ludu Stanow Zjedn., a OTTO ia
stole tutaj i przemawiam, pre-
mawiam z duma Z niezachwiana
OoLonczerie -, etronocv
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DALSZE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

ry Spiewak, wySzedf ma pagorek
i odSpiewai wspaniale hymn ma
rcdowy The Star Spngled Ban
.ner", poczem otwarto zardzewia-
ie wrota grobu wszyscy z pre-
zydentemyn na czeie skiadali WIEN
ce ma marmurowym grobowcu.
Gdy po4ozono ostatni wieniec ma
grobie Jerzego Waszyngtona, Fe-
lix J. Streyckmans Chicago, re-
.prezentant Beigo Amerykanow i
.prezes Komitetu obconarodow-
cow, wygiosii kohcowa move pa
tryotyczna.
Move PREF. Wilsona podajemy
ponizej W dosiownem tiomacze-
.niu:
nPanowie Ciaia Dyplomatycz-
nego i moi Wspoiobywatele !!
Cieszy mnie to, ze zbieram sic
2 wami ma tenn zacisznem miejscu
dawnej rady w tym celu, azeby
nieco pomowic o znaczeniu tego
dnia Niepodlegfosci naszego Ma
rodu. Miejsce to zdaje sic spokoj-
mem na uboczu. Jest ono tax do
stojne i nienaruszone przez ruch-
liwa gonitwe swiata jak byfo W
owych siawnych dniach - dawno
temu, gdy gen. Jerry Washington
tn bawif i odbywai narady tymi
mezami, ktorzy mieli MIN wspof-
dziaiac w utworzeniu naszego ma
rodu.
z tych to iagodnych pagorkow
patrzali oni ma SWAT widzieli go
ca}y, widzieli na MIN promien
przysziosci, widzieli go nowoczes-
nemi oczyma, ktore sic odwrocily
cd przesziosci, jakiej mezowie du-
cha wolnosci ME mogli d{uzej zno-
sic.
Sta}o sic to z tel przyczyny, re
ME mozemy odczuwae choe ma
wet tu sic znajdujac, W obecnosci
tego swietego grobu i pomnika, re
to jest miejsce smierci. Bylo to
miejsce Czynow! Wielka obietni-
ca, dana ca}emu rodzaju ludzkie-
mu, tn otrzymaia plan urzeczy-
wistnienie. Stowarzyszenia, ktore
mas tu dis okrazaja So natchnio-
rem towarzystwem szlachetnej
cnei srnierci, kt6ra jest jedynie
siawnem spe3nieniem. 2 tego zie-
lonego wzgorka powinnismy i my
widziee oc4yma duszy ten SWAT,
cafy, kt6ry ley dokola mas i po-
winnismy podjae ma nowo
te zadania, ktore musza ludziom
dae wolnose.
Jest to znamiennem - znamien-
mem dla ich wiasnego charakteru
i cel6w, oraz tego wp}ywu, jaki
wywierali - re Waszyngton. /
jego wspo}czesnicy, jak barono-
vie W ,,Runnymede" przemawiali.
i dziaiali, ME "a klase jakas, lecz
"a narod caiy. Pozostawiono to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-05

my udzia1. Mysl jej jest wypisana
wyraznie ma kazdej scenic ma
Ikazdyn akcie tel olbrzyrniej tra-
gedyi. Pc jednej stronie stoja ma
rody swiata = ME tylko narody
istotnie angazowane, lecz wielu
innych, ktore cierpia pod jarzmem
lecz dzia1ac ME moga, narody to
wielu ras plemion we wszystkich
lczesciach swiata - jak o to lud
zgnebionej Rosyi wsrod mich, choc
ra razie ME zorganizowany bez-
silny.
Przeciw MIN stoja mistrze VIE
lu wojsk, odosobniona, bez przy-
jacioi, grupa rzadow, ME dzia1aja-
cych dla wspolnego celu, lecz dla
sanolubnych w1asnych ambicyi,
Z kt6rych Mkt ME skorzysta procz
ich sarnych, a ktorych ludy So
jakby opa1em w ich rekach - rza-
dy to, ktore lekaja sic swoich lu-
dow, a jednak So do czasu ich pa
nami, obierajac dla mich decydu-
| iac "a mich we wszystkiem, rozpo-
rzadzajac do wolf ich zyciem i
mieniem, jakotez zyciem i mie--
MEM wszystkich innych ludlow;
jake popadna pod ich przemoc-
rzady to opatrzone w niezwyk}e
sposoby pierwotne w}adze wieku,
kompletnie obcego wrogiego
nam.
Przeszfosc i terazniejszose sa
W strasznych zapasach a narody
swiata gina W mich.
Moze tu bye tylko jedno oswald
czenie. Zasatwienie sprawy musi
bye ostateczne. Me moze bye
kompromisu! zadna pofowiczna
decyzya ME bedzie tolerowana.
zadna pofowiczna decyzya ME
jest do pojecia! oto So cele, o kt6-
re pofaczone narody Swiata wal
CA kt6re musza bye i'm dane "a
MIN pokoj nastanie:
~ Obalenie kazdego absolut--
rego rzadu gdzie niebadz, ktoryby
mog1 sam, tajnie ma wiasna re-
ke zakaocic pok6j swiata, albo tez,
jczeli Rad 6w ME rnoze bye obec-
ME obalony, to trzeba go ograni-
czyc az do faktycznej niemocy.
2.) ZaIatwienie kazdej kwestyi;
czy co do terytory6w, czy wiadzy,
czy co do ekonomicznych urza--
dzei, albo tez politycznych stosuli
kow, ma bye ma podstawie VOL
rego przyjecia owego zaiatwienia
sprawy przez obnosny narod, a
ME zas ma podstawie korzysci ma
teryalnych, albo przewagi jakiego
irlnego narodu, ktoryby zadaf in
nego zaiatwienia ma rzecz swojego
zewnetrznego wp}ywu lub wia--
dzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-05

nam, abysmy dojrzeli tego, by to
rozum1iano dobrze, re oni przerIla-
wiaIi i dziaiali, ME w irnieniu jed
nego narodu, lecz "a Gala ludz--
kosc.
oni mysleli, ME o samych So
bic, ME o korzysciach materyal--
nych, kt6re sic koncentrowa{y W
maiych grupach w}ascicieli ziem--
shch, i kupcow, oraz przedsie-
biorcow, z ktorymi ci zwykli
dziaIae w Wirginii po koloniach
cd niej ma po3noc lub ma poiudnie,
ale o narodzie, ktory pragna} ze-
rwae klasami specyalnyni in
teresami, oraz o wiadzy ludzi, kto-
rych oni sami ME obrali sobie do
rzadu mad mimi.
Oni ME podejmowali zadnego
prywatnego celu ME zadali zad-
rych przywilejow specyalnych
Oni ze swiadomoscia planowali
il ludzie wszysthch klas powin-
nj bye wolnymi, a Ameryka by
byia miejscem, do ktorego ludzie
z kazdego narodu mogliby sic
chronic ma to, aby mimi dzielic
prawa i przywileje wolnego czfo-
wieka.
/ my bierzemy Cd mich wska--
z6wke owa! Czy ME prawda? My
zamyslamy to CO oni zamyslali.
My tutaj W Ameryce wierzymy W
to, re nasze uczestnictwo w teraz-
niejszej wojnie jest jeno owocem,
kt6ry oni zasadzili.
Nasza sprawa rozni sic cd ich
sprawy tylko W tenn, ze jest to ma
Sym nieocenionym Przywilejem,
u jestesmy W porozumieniu ze
wszystkimi ludami CO zabezpiecza
rie tylko wolnosc Ameryki, lecz
takze wolnosc kazdego innego ma
rodu. Jestesmy szczesliwi W tel
mysli, re mozemy robic to, CO O.
niby zrobili, gdyby byli ma naszem
mieiscu. Teraz musi bye zalatwio-
ne raz ma zawsze to, co dla Ame-
ryki zaiatwiono W owych s}aw-
-nych latach, ku ktorych czci zbie-
ramy sic dzisiaj. Tu jest prawdzi'
vie wsasciwe miejsce, ktorego
spokojnie mozemy .przyjrzet sic
naszemu zadaniu, azeby utwier--
Gzic nasze dusze do jego spe}nie-
MIA.
To jest rowniez stosowne miej-
see do zeznania i przyrzeezenia
zarowno przyjacioiom, ktorzy pa
trza ma mas, jak i przyjacioiom z
kt6rymi many szczescie bye zje-
dnoczonymi W dziele - tel via
ry tych cel6w, z ktora i dla kto-
rych dzia}amy.
Takiem oto jest nasze pojecie
tel wielkiej WALK. W ktorej bierze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-05
WLOsI UDERZAJA MAD
RZEKA PIAVE.

Rzym, s. lipca. - Dnia 3 lipca
przenieSli nagle Wiosi swa ofen-
sywe Monte Grappa mad rzeke
Piave W pierwszym dniu zaraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-05
URZEDOWE RAPoRTY
WOJENNE.
WLOSKI.

Rzym, B. lipca. - Zdobylismy
wiecej gruntu wzdfuz wybrzezs
M polnoc Cd Cavazuccherina !
wzielismy 223 jehc6w, kilka mi.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
BR|B|NG NEGROES TO.
STAY OUT Of DRAFT.
German Agents Doing Effec-
tive Work in Holmes
County, Miss.

JACKSON, Miss, April 1.-The first
concrete evidence that German money
is being used to encourage Mississippi
negroes to dodge the selective draft Is
furnished in a report filed at the adju-
tant generals office from F. k- Eth
ridge, state inspector Of local exemp-
tion boards. 49, -.
The report shows that it has been
practically impossible to get negro reg
,strants to respond to the notices to re-
port sent out by the local board OF
Holmes county. and Inspector Ethridge
made an investigation, which disclosed
that G. H. Masc--, pastor OF a negro
church known as THE Church OF Goa
In Christ" has been preaching pro-
German sermons and advising negroes
to resist the draft.
three weeks ago a foreigner named
Dirmitrims Giannokulton conducted
meeting at this church. This foreigner
received a message in code which MT
Ethridge attaches to his report. No
translation is available.
''The Church of God in Christ. has
headquarters at Los Angeles. In August
Lexington, for which local negroes
furnished only a small part. 1t is also
shown that the pastor, hitherto an OBJ
scure negro preacher, recently erected
a $25, ,e00 brick and stone residence in
Memphis.
Adjt Cen Scales has published List
of seventy persons in Holmes county
who have lodged the selective draft.
after being called for service, and Of
iers reward Of $50 each for their cap
ture and delivery to the nearest mill
tary post.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
.0m- A. s1MMs DIES,
Steward at White House During
Hayes Administration.

John A. simms. one Of the oldest
colored residents Of Washington. and
steward at the White House during
the administration of President Hayes.
died at his home. 1881 New Hampshire
avenue. yesterday. at the age of eighty
seven years. He had been a resident
of Washington for eighty-two years.
Mr.. Simms was one of the original
members of the Israel A. M. E. Church,
on Capitol Hill. and in 1s41 aided in
the establishment of Union Bethel, now
the Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church, on
NJ street northwest. He was actively
connected with the work of this church
up to the time of his death.
He entered the employ Of the gov.
ernment as q messenger in the ord
nance bureau in Is4s and was trans
ferred to the board of construction Of
the Navy Department In. 1858. Mr..
simms was the Oldest surviving mem
Der. of the. Columbian Harmony Cerne-
terry Society and was q member of the
International Order of Odd Fellows.
children,
Evening star., 1918-04-01
SENATE ASKS D. C. HEADS
FOR REPORT ON ALLEYS

The District Commissioners are re.
quested to inform tho Senate what
steps, II any. have been taken looking
to the enforcement of the law prohibit
ing the use Of alleys in Washington for
dwellings and for widening the alleys.
in q resolution adopted by the Senate
today. 1t was offered by Senator Jones
of Washington.
Under the existing Law the owners of
property in alleys will be fined II they
continue to occupy or allow to be occu-
pied buildings in alleys as dwellings.
senator Jones believes that In the pres
ent @congested condition i'm the city 1t
would be q serious thing to disposses
several Thousand Inhabitants of tho al
leys, unless, other housing facilities are
found for them.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Wholesale MARKET.

The wholesale prices today range as
follows:
EGGS-strictly, fresh. Sc: average re-
ceipts, 36; southern. IS.
CHEESE-New York state factory.
new. 27a2s.
BUTTER-Elgin print. -; Elxin tub.
ls; process. 4sa44; store packed. 33.
POULTRY-Roosters.. per lb., 32as5:
turkeys. per lb., 4oa45: chickens, per h.,
45a4S;, keats. young. each, 60a70.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
spring chickens, 3sa42 per lb.; turkeys, per
h.; 36a40; roosters. per lb.. 50; geese. per
lb., 25a2S: ducks. 80.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, Der bbl..
oranges. 600as.50: lemons, 10. 0Oa12 90:
grapefruit, crate. 3.5oa4.75: STRAWBERRIES.
20a4O-
vEGETABLES-Potat No /, north
ern, per 100 lbs, 1.70a1.75; McCormicks,
2.00a2. Is per standard bbl.: sweet potatoes
4.00aS.00 Dbl; No. 2. 3.00a4.00 bbl.; string
beans. per basket. 2.50a3.5 peppers. crate,
2.00a2.50; okra. crate. s.00a5. 90: radishes,
per 100. s.5oa5.00: cucumbers, basket,
3.5oa5.5o; eggplant. a.ooa5. 90 crate; cab
SAB: lettuce. 2.50a3.0o per basket: cab
bage, Florida. LISA l.65 per basket; eel
,ery.. 3ea75. doz.: Florida celery. crate.
squash, 2.50a4.00 crEte: spring onions,
l.60a:.00 per 100 punches; onions per
sack .1.25a1.50;, spinach. :.00aez5 per
hbl; kale, l.50e1. IS bbl., turntps, per
box. &0a50; per bbi. I. 50as 90: cauliAower,
psr ,esata. 1-5te4.oe;e tsmeteeA TlaridA
Evening star., 1918-04-01

STOCKS REMAIN QUIET
BUT PRICES ARE. FIRM

NEW YORK, April 1.-Reassuring ad-
vices from the western battle front
served largely to strengthen prices IN
toaay's early stock dealings.
No Indications of public participation
were visible, however, in the small
volume of business.
United States Steel and standard rails
were conspicuous features, with the
copper group at average gains OF
point.
In a few instances. notably General
Motors and Texas Company, advances
approximated two points.
Coalers Show Strength.
Rails, particularly coalers, were the
stronger features of the dull AFTER
noon. Reading showing signs of FUR
ther accumulation, gaining s-4
points. Canadian Pacific also advanced
/ 3-S. but the more popular industrials,
including United States Steel. canceied
part of their early gains.
Tobaccos, shippings. General Motors
and American Sugar were l to 2l-2
points over last weeks final quotations
in tentative pool operations.
Liberty bonds were inactive ana
slightly lower. the 1.2s selling at at
$3.50 to 80, first As at $500 to 97.O6 ana
second As at 1886 to 97.06.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
HEAVY TAXES FACTOR
m REDUCING THE LOAN


Explapation of the sinan amount Of
the third liberty loan, three billions.
is found in the fact that the Treasury
Department underestimated the amount
of money that would be realized from
the income tax laws. the estimate hav-
ing been PLAYED at s2.500.000.000 when
the present Indications are that there
will be over $4,000, 100000 income and
excess profits taxes paid into the gov
ernment purse
Moreover the expenditures. as esti-
mated by the various departments, were
far in excess of actual outgo1ngs,
uespite apparently lavish war prepara-
tions.
The frequent issues of Treasury GER
tificates enables banks to carry very
large amounts of money in these de-
sirabIe securities, which are readily
discountable at the federal reserve
banks. thus offering opportunities Tor
turning handsome profits from the
certificates getting IA per cent origi-
nal interest and something over the
federal reserve bank rates on the
money obtained, as against the Sertin-
Gates when used as collateral.
Whatever disappointment was felt by
bankers at the cut in the interest rate
from the expected Az per cent to Z
per cent, in the third loan issue. Is
much more than Offset by the smallness
Of the loan, as compared with early
estimates of eight billions. later scaled
to six billions and finally cut to three
billions.
This action means much to the banks
In the relief from financing larger is
sue at the time when very large
financing is under way-taxation and
Industrial financing.
Urgent pleas are being made for IA
vorable consideration to the proposed
legislation now before Congress for
permission to pay excess profits taxes
IN installments.
Railway Earnings.
New York. Ontario and Western re-
ports gross increase in February of
s11s.321, turned into a net decrease of
folk and Western reports a February
gross increase of $54S.S4s, with a net.
after taxes, decrease of $s32,95S.
Dividends Declared.
The directors of the Security Storage
GsSidsna GSmIany axe declared dar a quarterly
10. books having been closed March 80.
The American National Bank will
pay the regular quarterly dividend of
per cent April IA to shareholders Of
A quarterly dividend of 8 per cent
has been declared by the National Bank
Of Washington. payable April /.
On the Local Stock Exchange.
This was bond day on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange, to the exclusion
Of all stocks:
Capital Traction IS were strong at
par.
Other bonds were generally easier,
Washington Gas SIS selling at 81 to
ssM for small bonds to 97H for thou
sand dollar bond.
Potomac Consolidated IS were easier,
with sales at 93H.
Sales of $500 Washington Railway
and Electric IS were reported at So.
Evening star., 1918-04-01

per crate, 1.5oa5. 90: new beets, Florida.
2.00a2.50 crate: green peas. z.00a4.00 per
basket: rhubarb. 75as5 per doz. =, Il
LIVE SToCK-Sheep. per lb.. 7as:
lambs. spring. 24a25; calves. per lb.. 1sls;-
medium. per 1b.. 16a17: common. per lbs
12a13. i--s
PoRK-small. 2s lb.: medium. q -sb..:-
heavy. 1sa20.
bu.: alsike clover. 17.3oa1s.oo per bu-s.
crimson clover, Il. 2.soa15 90 per bu.: .imo-
thy. 4.25a450 per bu.; red top. 1l,0QA.
1900 per 100 lbs: bluegrass. 3.00a3.60.
GRAIN-Wheat, milling. per bu.. 2.1oa.
white. 1.03a1.05; MIXED oats. 1.01a1.e3:s !
hay. No. /. so.ooas1.6o: No. 2. 2s.5oa2s:6f. .
Evening star., 1918-04-01
ESCAPES CHINESE BANDITS.
American Engineer Is Rescued by
Soldiers,

PEKING. April lie. J. Purseil ono of
the American engineers captured by
bandits in northern Honan province early
last month and held for ransom. has been
rescued by soldiers, who intercepted the
band as they were attempting to retreat
further into the mohntains. -
their other captive. George a Kyle of
Portland, Ore, who. however, 10 reported
in good health and. being fairly well
treated. -
(Mr. Purselrs home was formerly in
St Paul. MIMI
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, April 1-Grain prices show
ed steadiness today. apparently awaiting
military developments in Picardy. Corn
started a trifie easier, Influenced by favor
able weather but soon rallied as result
of scattered purchasing. Opening prices,
which exhibited x decline, with May at
1.25z. were followed by rally to above
Saturdays closing figures.
Auspicious field conditions had only
transient bearish effect on oats On the
downturn, shorts became active buyers
and gave prices a material lift After
opening unchanged to = as of, with May
SAX o.S51a, the market scored moderate
general gains.
Provisions weakened. owing to falling
off in shipments. Besides, hog arrivals
here for March were shown to have been
the most plentiful ever known for this
time Of the wear
Evening star., 1918-04-01

A resolution requesting the President
to proclaim "a day Of public humilia-
tion, prayer and fasting. to be observed
by the people of the United States with
religious solemnity and Offering of fer
vent supplications to Almighty God
for the safety and welfare Of our
cause. His blessing. on our arms, and
speedy restoration of an honorable and
lasting peace" was introduced In the
Senate today by Senator Gallinger of
New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
PROPOSES DAY OF PRAYER
Senate Resolution Requests Presi-
dent to Proclaim Time for Public
Plea for Cause in War.
WANTS DAY OF PRAYER.
resolution requesting til

A resolution requesting the
President to proclaim "a day Of
public humiliation, prayer and
fasting. to be observed by the
people Of tho United States with
religious solemnity and offering Of
fervent supplications to Almighty
God for the safety and welfare Of
our cause. His blessing on our
arms, and speedy. restoration Of an
honorable and lasting peace" was
introduced today by Senator GAL
linger Of New Hampshire, minor
ity leader.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Sensational Rise in Cotton

NEW YORK. April There was a
sensational advance in the cotton mar.
ket here today on renewed buying by
the trade and covering by sellers on
the war news Of last week. All deliy-
eries. made new high records. with July
contracts selling at $3.50. or 70 points
above the close Of Thursday and 81 a
bale above the low mark of last week.
Evening star., 1918-04-01
Service. for Lieut.. Marcus Jordan.

Memorial services for Lieut.. Marcus
Jordan. whose death occurred in Italy
last Wednesday as the result Of an
aeroplane accident. are to be held at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Rev. Dr. Ro-
land Cotton Smith. rector Of st. Johns,
is to conduct the services. Friends are
requested not to send flowers to the
church, So -
Evening star., 1918-04-01
MORE WITNESSES ARE HEARD.
Inquiry to Determine German.Amer.
ican Alliance Loyalty Resumed.

Congressional investigation Of the
National German-American Alliance to
determine its loyalty to the United
States was resumed before a Senate
committee today. +;
Witnesses from PENNSYLVANIA. includ-
ing George J.. F.. Falkenstein. OF Nc,
Keesport. Christ Saam Of Pittsburrh
and Reinhard Ullrieh and August Buc-.
.hols of Allegheny county. were called.