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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-11

The most thorough and up-to-date
Of Jacks~of-aH trades are the Y, M C,
A, secretaries in France. In addition
to their religious offices (when the SOL
diers want them) most of them are
compelled to be sport leaders, theater
managers, and operators of movie"
machines, song leaders. p t O II / C @
clerks, bureaus of information and
general confdants of officers and pri-
Yates alike.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
nlayId1t

it meets with the German Emperor s
approval.
Then Rasputin visits the Grand
Duke Nicholas. who listens to the
separate peace plan, and at its con-
Cluslon gives Rasputin a severe cow
hiding. Rasputin rushes to the Car,
who Furnishes Nicholas and Felix.
for Rasputin has accused the latter
of getting Nicholas to thrash him,
by ordering Nicholas to the Cau-
casus and Felix to England
The Czarina and the dark forces
of the Palace urge the Car to sign
the separate peace.
Before fulfilling the order Of ban
ishment, Prince Felix, seeing that
Rasputin is a monster that is de-
vouring the country. SO works upon
Annals patriotism. that she consents
to lure Rasputin to q banquet
This is done, and Rasputin enjoys
himself. but is interrupted as
masked men enter and the guests
steal away. He is given a chance
for his life and fights to the end
An auto bearing his body appears
on bridge. The body is hurled
through the ice.
1t is discovered by woman, who
rushes to the city crying. "Rasputin
Is dead and Russia is free"
People embrace each other in the
streets. The revolution is on. The
soldiers refuse to fire on the people.
The Car refuses to sign the sepa-
rate peace.
He abdicates, and is arrested on a
train.
The Czarina is arrested The
Duma is in an uproar of rejoicing.
The Siberian political prisoners are
freed and Russia is a Republic
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Jack McCann Of Boston, who had
been enjoying the opening of the
fishing season at Cobbosseecontee,
went Monday forenoon to Lewiston
and from there out to Lake Auburn,
where in the afternoon. with I. J.
Martin as a guide he went out on the
lake for a little fishing. Yesterdays
Lewiston Sun said that it took him
less than an hour to land hand
some five pound salmon, adding also
that Mr.. McCann spent five weeks al
the lake last summer and during that
time did not catch a single trout OF
salmon. Beats all how a fellow:
luck Will change" said he to the Sun
in speaking of his catch of Monday
Evidently his good luck followed hin
from Cobbosseecontee,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
Girls..Do You Know Why
Your Hair is Ugly?

When your hair becomes iaueo :.
dry. streaked and scraggly "heh ~
falls out badly and new hair calllio,
grow, the roots must be vltailzeu anu
properly nourished. To do this quick :
ly, safely and at little expense .hele
is nothing so effective as farislaii =
sage (liquid form) which you Can So
at all good drug counters.
It's guaranteed to abolish dandruff
stop scalp itch and falling halr, ana
promote a new growth or money re
funded. It's in great demand oy DIS
eliminating women because II makes
the hair so soft, lustrous, easy to ar
range attractively and appear heavier
than it really is.
A massage with Partisan sage is
real delight-easy to use, not sticky
or greasy, and delicately perfumed-
an antiseptic liquid free from danger
Gus ingredients, and guaranteed not
to color the hair or scalp. If You
want good looking hair and plenty OF
it use Partisan sage. Don't delay
begin tonight-a little attention now
insures beautiful hair for years to
,, come.
may1-3-S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

RED CROSS CALLING
FOR PATRIOTIC WOMEN
To Receive instruction in Home
Nursing and D tet Local
Chapters Are Urged to Organize
Classes Among Women Who Are
Wilma "a Copoplo%. r,,..

Nursing and D tet ics-L Local
Chapters Are Urged to Organize
Glasses Among Women Who Are
Willing to Complete Courses
The American Red Cross, through
the Division Of the Northeast, is call
ing for women to receive instruction
IN Home Nursing and Dietetics and
IS urging the local chapters to organ
ize as many classes as possible among
the women who are alive to the needs
or the crisis through which our coun-
Try IS passing and who are willing 70
put In the time necessary to compJete
course in either or both Of these
branches.
Inc call Tor trained nurses is so
great that We must release EVERYONE
possible to serve in our cantonments
and in France. This naturally leaves
our homes with less nurses to draw
upon IN times Of illness; if the women.
VINO by circumstances are forced to
remain at home. will respond to the
can that is being made now bv the
American Red Cross a much larger
number Of nurses may be relieved
from civilian duties than otherwise
would be possible.
augusta already has nurse, Mrs.
ifenry Evans, designated bv the
american Red Cross to instruct in
1ome Nursing, and also has Miss
Aida Barrows. an approved dietitian.
At an early date the local chapter
OF the Red Cross hopes to be able to
report to the Department of the
Northeast in Boston that we are
complying with their urgent requests
and our women are fitting themselves
for the home service.
There win be evening classes to ac-
commodate those who are at business
through the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

E. E. Davis & Co. have pleased
many men the past few days with
the big bargains that they have been
giving on mems odd lot suits. Suits
formerly priced from SIS and s21
have all been cut to SIS. The suits
with the old price tag on them have
been placed on a special table-just
drop in. look them over yourself, note
the honest values represented-if you
find suit Of right fit and pattern
don't hesitate to buy it-you won't
get such bargains aRain for some
time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
CONY MEETS TO-
DAY KENTS HILL

This afternoon at o'clock on VIII
liams field the Cony baseball team
will meet Kent's Hill Seminary, the
team which last season won the State
prep school championship and which
Is said to be counting on repeating
this year. Cony has championship
hopes herself and the conflicting as
pirations of the two teams means a
warm encounter this afternoon. Ho-
ran, who Is regarded as the seasons
sensation since his phenomenal exhi-
bition last Saturday in which he re-
tired % Westbrook Seminary batters
on strikeouts. is again going to be
on the mound for Kent's Hill this af
ternoon. Opposed to him will be Paul
McGouldrick, who Cony players be-
heFe is fully competent to hold his
own against the Kent's Hill twirlor.
me presence on the Kent's Hill team
OF Cecil Getchell. an Augusta boy and
FORMER Cony student, will be an in
teresting feature for fans Of this CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
Auction Sale
Of
Household Goods

at the home Of Mrs. VIM. r. Smith. 10
Elm St., Augusta, Me-, Friday. May
Sd, 1918. This lot consists Of ma
hosany secretary with cathedral
glass doors, 6 mahogany chairs, I
mahogany card table. 8 mahogany
mirrors, I old birdseye maple bureau,
. I Chickerine square piano in good or
der, parlor suite, dining table, 6
dining chairs, , black walnut marble
! top chamber sets, 3 old painted
. chamber sets, hair mattresses, feather
) beds and pillows, hall tree, rocking
chairs, easy chairs. marble top
stands, lawn mower, lawn sprinkler,
stoves, oil stoves. trunks, chests. pic
lures. books, commode sets, tools,
dishes, clocks and other articles too
numerous to mention. II is very rare
that such q lot of household goods
as these are offered at auction. Sale
begins at p. M. sharp. Rain or
shine.
A. c. BRAGG. Auctioneer
u -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

According to State law City Clerk
Burleigh Martin has posted notices
for a meeting of the licensing board
to be held at 7.30 next Monday even
ing. May 6. in the aldermens room
at City hall. to accept and act upon
victualers' and inn holders licenses.
The law provides that this meeting
be held the first Monday in May.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
ill Augusta

Regular weekly drill Augusta
Company Sd Regiment Infantry, Ma
tional Guard State of Maine, will be
held at City hall. Augusta. at 7.45
r. NJ. tonight. All members. appl-
cants and any who contemplate en-
listing are requested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Associate Justice Warren c. Phil
brook returned Monday evening from
Houlton, where for the past three
weeks he had been presiding at the
April term Of the supreme judicial
court for Aroostook county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

The Woman's Baptist Missionary
Society will meet at o'clock Thurs
day. May 2, with Mrs. Eugene Phil
brick at the parsonage. 81 Weston
street. Subject: Some African
Gases. 1t is hoped there will be a
large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

z. c. CARL left on the early train
Tuesday morning for Boston. where
he will today be joined by Mrs.
Carll The two expect to return to
Maine to enjoy an over Sunday visit
at their summer home in Buxton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

The motorist who drives without
liability insurance protection is TAX
ing chances. There is trouble ahead
OF him. Don't wait until you get
into an accident. Be prepared. c.
f. Downing will give you full par
ticulars on this class of insurance
Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
Maine Potato Shipments

The total Maine potato shipments
20 date Of April Z3 this year were H.
esl cars. Total to same date last year
were 25.5S5 cars. The price in Presque
isle at date of writing is around
2.lo~Star- Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Calanthe Lodge. X. of p, will hold
its regular meeting this Wednesday
evening with work in the rank Of
Esquire. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Clinton c. Stevens of Bangor, clerk
of courts Of Penobscot county. return
ed Tuesday to his home after a brief
visit in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Only routine business came before
the regular session of the county com
missioners held Tuesday at the cou,t
house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

The Murray Alliance will hold a
Rummage Sale at 129 Water street,
on Saturday. Anyone having clothing
please send it in Friday afternoon
adv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
LOCAL NOTICE

May Dance at the New Nautical
Garden Thursday. May .. Lees big
Philharmonic Orchestra. Dancing
every Thursday. may1ande'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Henry o. Parmenter has purchased
an automobile which he will use in
connection with his grocery business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Today is Mayday and tonight will
be the night on which to hang May
baskets The early evening hours are
apt to be thrillers for the youngsters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Cecil Hallowell has returned to his
home in jefferson after a two days
visit in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Kenneth Wilson, who is employed
by the Texas Steamship Co, returned
Tuesday to Bath after passing Sun
day at his home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Miss Mildred knight and her
grandmother, Mrs. Caldwell of Nova
Scotia. are visiting relatives IN Au-
eusta for the week.-Portland Argus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Donald Clement is visiting in Skow'
hegan as the guest OF his aunt, Mrs
Louis Caswell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

4 good evenings entertainment a
the Maccabee hall this Wednesday
evening. Dancing with music b!
Douglas Banjo Orchestra. apr30d2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

William F. Leavitt has returned
from a several days business WISH
in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Old Folks dance at Manchester
Grange hall Friday evening, May g.
Admission o5 cents; ladies, 10 cents
mavl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Mark ]. Bartlett Of Waterville call
ed Tuesday at the court house on ie'
gal business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Martin Blaisdell Of Waterville was
in this city awhile Tuesday on mat
ters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
We Are Experts

lin shoe repairing-not mere cohhlers
We restore shoes instead OF repairing
them, To nail a piece Of leather over A
weak spot without regard 70 keeping the
style OF the shoe is ancient clumsy
work. Let us show you what our Good
year system and modern machinery can
do
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Miss Louise Cony Of waterville was
Tuesday calling on friends in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Children, a rollicking good time at
the May Festival, City hall, Satur-
Gay.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Charles Kilbreth and Arthur j.
Brainard Of Winthrop were business
callers Tuesday at the probate court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

Orren A. Golfer of the 56th Pioneer
infantry, stationed at Spartanburg.
, =. IS at his home in this city on a
leave OF absence. called by the illness
Of his mother.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
]. B. POULIN

1A Water St Opp. Colonial Theatre
Stevens & Ballard are agents for our
repair service.
may1-S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01
Wednesday, May I, 1918.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Orrin Trask of Albion was a visi-
tor Tuesday in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-01

A. c. BRAGG. Auctioneer
raayl-2-3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Sprawy Morskie.
Ks. Reading poslem Anglii do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
TNNE TELEGR A MY

rzyn6w po swych afrykahskich
I koloniach i inne.
Obecnie wfadze bolszewickie
przeprowadzaja konskrypcye zu-
pe}nie ochotnicza pomiedzy lud-
noScia dawnemi armiami, a wy
lqczaja tych, kt6rzy walczyc ME
chca; pozostalych formria W
nova armie, ktora ma stawic e.
wentualnie colo Niemcom w dal-
szej wojnie. W akcyi tel idealny
pierwiastek gra wybitnq role.
Wszystkich niepracujacych robo-
ciarzy zgarniaja bolszewicy do ar
mil. Ludzi zamozniejszych otaNo-
wano in natura ma rzecz nowych
wojsil - zbiera sic dla zolnierzy
buty, odziez, bielizne itp. Ro-
syanie ME zbytnio sic obawlaja
novel ofensywy rosyjskiej - mic
ma niej bowiem Niemcy ME zy-
skaja; kraj wyniszczony jest, zy-
wnoSci zwiaSzcza teraz ME da
! wejskom niemiecko austryac-
kim, to CODY zajqt nieprzyjaciel,
bedzie tax musiat oddac, a Cd
dalajac sic Cd swych wlaSnych
baz i granic, tylko trudnoSci be-
dzie mia} wieksze do pokonania.
Londyn, 8 stycznia. - Dono--
sza Rosyi, re ma ostatniej owej
nieuda}ej sesyi uliiad6w pokojo-
wych w BrzeSciu, ma ktorej ME
mieccy przedstawiciele juz ME "a
stall parliamentary rosyjskich,
byli jednal przedstawiciele L.
krainy, ktorzy zyczliwe wzgledem
Centralnych zajei stanowisko.
Moze to bye podyktowane troche
obawa, by Centralni ME wtargne-
Ii ma Ukraine w razie wznowienia
krokow wojennych przeciw Ro-
syi, troche politycznym intere-
sem, by uzyskac uznanie formal
lie niepOdleg}oSci Ukrainy ze
Strony Centralnych.
Paryz, 8. stycznia. - Francya
uznaia oficyalnie niepodlegloSc
Finlandyi: stwarza to precedens
wazny, po kt6rym spodziewac sic
nalezy uznania ! Ukrainy niepod-
legiej zwlaszcza, re Francya i
anglia juz dyplomatyczne sto-
sunk nawiazaly Ukraina i a
gentow swych dyplomatycznych
zamianowaly W Kijowie.
CO SIZE DZIEJE w MEM
CZECH.
Amsterdam, 8. stycznia. -
Partya socyaf demokratyczna
niemiecka oglosila rezplucye, O.
rzekajace, il pok6j trwaly mozli-
wynn jest tylko wtedy, jeSi uzna-
ne zostanie przez Centralnych
prawo samo-stanowienia ludlow o
sobie; narody maja mice prawo
absolutne oSwiadczenia swej wolf
bez wSzelkiego przymusu kon--
troll przemocy. Naodwrot partya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Z KONGRESU.
Nowela kolejowa W Senacie.
Waszvnqton 8. stycZnia. -


Washington, 8. stycznia.
" senacic wczoraj wniesiono re-
zolucyc mavqce ia cclu zmiane O.
wego paragraph novel; koleJoWeJ
rzqdowcj, w kt6rym wyznacza
sic nicokreslony czas trWanla
kontroli rzadowej. " komltecle
handlu miedzystanowego senatu
Tulius Kruttschmitt krytykowaf
ten ustep, W kt6rym jako podsta-
we do wynagrodzenia akcyona-
ruszy wyznacza sic przecletny
dochGd ostatnich lat trzech !
proponowai w mlejsce tcgo obr9c
okres poltrzecialetni cd l llpca
1915 do 81 grudnia 1917 z powo-
du. ze dochody 1915 roku byly
niezwykle nizsze od normalnych'
I<omitet izby handlu miedzy-
stanowego dis INA wziqc te no.
wele pod obrady, a komisarz
spraw handlowych miedzystano--
wych Anderson ma nowclc oOlas.
MAC. Gcneralny dyrektor NcA-
doc p6zniej webec komitetu wy
kaze potrzebe Spiesznego zaiat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
z POKOJU - MIC!
ROSYA ZNoW STAJE DO
BOJU!
Piotrogrod, s. stycznia.

Piotrogrod, 8. stycznia.
Rad bolszewicki Rosyi pospieSz-
ME czyni zarzadzenia ma froncir
bojowym, przygotowujace wzno-
wiona obrone Rosyi, Poniewaz
pewna prawz rz'TZsczs; z z
uklad6w pokojowych mic dobrego
ME wyniknie, a zerwanie konfe-
rencyi pokojowej Jest prawfe do
konane - brak tylko po temu
formalnego ogioszenia. Pierw--
szvm wazniejszym Przejawem no
wei checi Rosyan do walk Jest
wiadomoSc, IL flota rosyjska Od-
mowiia uznania poleceniu znie-
sienia blokady Nora Biaiego, z
tel przyczyny, IL niemieckie Wa
runki pokoju So ME do przyjecia.
w samych Niemczech razaco jas
krawe r6znice opinii sic Przeja-
wiaja: partye socyalistyczne So "a
pokojem bez anexacyi, partye jun
krowsko-militarne Z Hindenbur-
giem ma czele - chca, by Pie56
riemiecka DOk0i podyktowaia.
- Znakomicie odznaczy} sic W
pertraktacyach ostatnich Z Mem
cami delegat rosyjski Radek, kto-
~ Swietnie wiodi dyskusye hr.
Mirbachem delegacy1 austro-
niemieckiej, kt6remu dowi6d}, IL
kiamie, utrzymujac, re tylko oS-
rniu socyalistow aresztowano w
Niemczech w okresie SWAT Boze-
50 Narodzenia, gdy wiasne urze-
DOVE organa niemieckie podawa-
~ liczbe tych aresztowah ogrom-
ME wyzsza, niektore nawet 800 O.
sob aresztowanych wymieniaiy
Dalej Radek domagat sic imie-
MEM delegacyi rosyjskiej zalat-
wienia ma konferencyi sprawy de-
portacyi masy Polak6w do Me
mice ma przymusowe roboty,
gdzie traktowano ich W sposob
nieludzki, jak niewolnikow
Niemcy odmawiali omawiania tel
kwestyi, a gdy Radek nastawaf /
oswiadczyI wreSzcie, ze lnaczeJ o
niczem innem Rosyanie gadac
ME ckca, w6wczas Niemcy zapo-
wiedzieli. IL beda musieli oPuscic
konferencye.. E. Ma to i'm Radek: :
,,Dobrze, idzcie, lecz powiedzcie
lrdowi hiemieckiemu pracujace--
mu, zescie zerwali uk3ady z rosyJ-
skim ludem - dlatego, re ten lud
domagai sic sprawiedliwosci dla
polskich robotnikowP' -. Dalej
Radek zapowiedzial rozmaite in
lie niemile dla Niemc6w kwestye,
a ma on dowody ma swe zarzuty,
interpelacye itp. - takie, jak mp.
traktowali Niemcy biednych mu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Wienia sic z nOWela
W TNIITtF SIC Il IT,
NC CORMICK PRZEMAWlA
w IZBIE POSLoW.

Washington, 8. styeznia. -
Czfonek izby posl6w Mccormick
Illinois, pierwszy czlonek kohl
gresu, ktory zwiedzil teatra woj-
ny ma frontach brytyjsklm, fraE-
cuskim wioskim, Wzoraj W lzbie
poslow opisywa} swoje wrazenla
I podrozy i Z konierencyi Z gene
ralami i Z reprezentantan!i rza-
dow europejskich W ciagu trzech-
miesiecznego pobytu swego W Eu
ropie. OSwiadczyl, re Alianci po-
trzebuja przedewszyStkiem dziaf'
wielkich dial, jakich $4,000 dial:
potem zas potrzebuja Ecznych
zoInierzy. Nadto zycza sobie mice
najserdeczniejsze Poparcle DO Wo-
;ennych dzialai re strony Wszyst-
kich politycznych zywiol6w w A
mcryce, tax jak jednomySlnosc
pod tym wzgledem panuje w Eu-
ropie. Opowiadai, re podczas gdy
wojna podmorska zawiodla ocze-
kiwania NiemCoW, to WypraWa
we WIoszech najkompletnieJ
spelni4a ich nadzieje. Niency zna-
lac dobrze brak przygotowanla w
Stanach Zjednoczonych, robla
wszelkie wysiiki, azeby odnieSc
zwyciestwo, zanim Amerykanle
vienna udziaf skuteczny we woJ-
ME. R6wniez oSwiadczy}, re Mem
cy, ieszcze ME sa pobici, chociaz
W lecie dezercye we wojskach
niemieckich byiy znaczne, a w
ciagu ostatnich miesiecy pomie-
dzy ieicami znajdowalo sic wielu
miodzienc6w 16 II letnich.
TRY MILIONY ROBOTNI-
KOW POTRZEBNYCH.
Washington, 8. stycznia. -
Sekretaryat prcay polecif federal
nemu wydziaiowi streczeh zajac
sic mobi1izacya 100000 robotni-
k6w w rolnictwie, budowie okre-
tow fabrykach dostaw woisko-
wych. Celem przeprowadzenia ia
kiego planu, wydziai ten ogrom-
ME bedzie powiekszony. Departa-
ment rozwaza nawet projekta "a
rzadzenia przymusowego poboru
- konskrypcyi - przy wspol-
dzialaniu organizacyj robotni-
czych w tym celu,
Chodzi przedewszystkicm o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Ustawa poborowa jest konstytucyjna'
Jak obchodza sic Z Tsnnymi AmeTykanamI.
Nowv burmistrz w Michigan City.
Rektor kolleeiurn zIozony urz
Torpedowanie parowca amerykanskiego

zwerbowanie 100000 rekodzielni-
kGw dla warsztat6w budowy O.
kret0w celem wykonania progra-
mu budowy floty 'kupieckiej. John
3. Dcnsmorc T. Montany, rzecznik
sckrctaryatu piracy, zostaf zamia-
rowany dyrektorem wydziaiu
przez prezydenta Wilsona. Asy.
stcntami jego bedq Robert Wat.
son Massachusetts Charles 7.
Clayton Z Marlaynd. Samuel ].
Gompers Nowego Iorku, syn
znanego przywodzcy robotnicze-
go, bedzie nastepca Wastona ma
urzedzic naczelnego klerka depaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro. 9-go stycznia: IS. Juliana i
Bazylissy. nm. - Sw. PiOtra SeDal-
tv. - Sw. Filiana, Op.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Artykuf II.

Rad rosyjski, ktory zgodnle ze
swemi zasadami proklamowal
ola wszystkich narodow bez r6-
anicy, zyjacych w pahstwie ro-
syjskiem, prawo stanowienla o SO
bic, wlaczajac zupelne oderwanle,
przyjmie do wiadomoSci uchwa}y,
wyrazajace wole narodow, zada-
jacych nelnei niepodlegloscii ! Cd
laczenia cd Rosyi; Polski, Lit
wy, Kurlandyi i czesci EstonlI
i Liwonii. Rad rosyjski rozumle,
zc W obecnych stosunkach te ma
nifcstacye musza bye uwazane
iako wyrazenie wolf narodu / be-
die gotowy wyciqgnac L tego
konkluzye. Poniewaz W dystry-
ktach, do ktorych powyzsze "a
strzezenia sic odnosza, kwcstya
cwakuacyi, ME jest taxa, jall
przedstawiono w artykule I, spe-
ycalna komisya przedyskutuje i
ustanowi czas oraz inne szczeg6-
}y zgodnie Z rosyjska idea konle-
cznego zatwierdzenia przez pow
szechne glosowanie ma szerokleJ
linii i bez zadnej wojskowej pre-
syi o juz istniejqcej proklamacyi
odiaczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
WYWoZ WEGLI TYLKO
OLA CELOW WOJENNYCH.
Washington, 8. stycznia.

Amerykahski wyw5z wegli ogra-
niczy sic W tym roku sciSle do
potrzeb wojennych, jakotez do
wymiany "a owe artykuiy, kto-
rych Stany Ijedn. potrzebuja i
tym sposobem otrzymac moga. O.
znajmii 0 tenn administrator rza-
dowy dr.. Garfield i rownoczeSnie
oSwiadczyl, zc wyw6z wegli W
tym roliu ma kazdy spos6b ME do
roWna wywozowi zesz}oroczne-
mu. Administracya opa}u dore-
czyla komisyi przemysfu wojen-
nego wykaz zapas6w, jake moga
bye ma zbyciu, prosba, by komi-
sya ia czuwala mad rozdziaiem
tych zapas6w zagranica. Wyja-
tex stanowi Kanada, gdzie mad
rozdziaiem takim czuwac bedzie
sama administrcaya opa}u.
PREZYDENT KOLLEGIUM
WYDALONY.
Cleveland, O., 8. stycznia. =
Arthur l.. Breslick zostai pozba.
wiony swego urzedu prezydenta
kollegium Baldwin, Wallace W
Berea, przedmieSciu Cleveland
po przeprowadzeniu Sledztwa W
sprawie wrzekomych jego proger.
mahskich zapatrywah. Wielu
student6w kollegium, biznesma.
nzw i zawodowc6w w Cleveland
domagaio sic tego Cd dluzSzegc
czasu. Stosunlti w kollcgium TEN
byly niemile cd czasu rozpoczecia
wojny europejskiej, w koIlcu ii.
{ozono petycye zawicrajaca rome
oskarzenia sprzeciw pcwnyn
czionkom fakultetu, zebrano mno-
stwo podpis6w doreczono ia "a.
rzadowi kollegium dnia 10 grud-
mia. Obwinienia byly nastepuja.
ce: ,,Czfonkowie ci fakultetu usi-
fowali rozmaitemi pismami SEE
rye progermahskie zapatrywania
pomiedzy ninymi czlonkami fa--
kultetu obywatelami w Berea;
otwarcie bronili zajecia Belgii,
pustoszenia niepotrzebnego pol
nocnej Francyi, zatopienia Lusi-
tamil i innych gwalt6w pope}nia-
nych przez Niemc6w. Skoro Sta
ny Zjednoczone wojne wypowie-
dzialy, fhieliSmy nadzieje, re zaj-
die w tenn zmiana, ale nadzieje
nas zawiodly."
Kollegium to jest pod kontrola
6iskupGw metodyskich, ktorzy "a
rzadzili wydalenie Breslicka "a
mianowali tymczasowym prezy--
dentem Rev. G. Franklina Reau,
dyrektora religijnej propagandy
netodysko episkopalnych koscio-
low w Nowyrn Yorku, dop6ki sta
lie urzedu tego ME bedzie m6gi OBJ
jat dr.. Albert Storms, superinten-
Gcnt met. episk. koScioia W India
nanolis.