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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
Proceedings of the County Court.

The regular May term OF the JEFF
ferson County Court began in Charles
Town on Monday, President Nelson R.
Roberts, Commissioners Daniel Hefe-
bower, Charles H. Moore, Charles c.
Henkle and Charles D. Wysong, Prose
cutting Attorney John 7. Porterfeld and
County Clerk Charles A. Johnson being
present.
The County Council of Defense and
a number of farmers OF the county ap-
peared before the court advocating the
appointment of county agricultural
agent. Short talks, most Of them in
favor OF the proposition, were made BY
F. S. Harrison, chairman Of the Coun-
~ Council Of Defense; Prof. J. D. Null
doom, of Shepherd College; Mrs. E. S.
Jarrett, Col. Forrest v. Brown, and
Robert L. Browse, E. L. Goldsborough,
H. W. Potts, Campbell Blue, Edward
Jarrett, NJ o. Rouss, S. W. Washington,
James Crantham and c. L. Haines, and
DR.. Banks and County Commissioner
HeAebower. After considering the
matter, the court decided that it could
not grant the petition at this time on
account of the lack of funds.
The Northern Virginia Power Com
pany was granted permission to erect
a power line on the road leading into
Kearneysville.
The names of the Registrars recon-
mended TO the court BY the chairmen
of the county executive committees Of
the Democratic and Republican parties
were appointed by the court, as follows
Shenandoah Junction.. C. Little
john, L. J. Shirley.
Charles Town-PreCinct No. ?, D.
w. C. Strider, S. J. Hockensmith; No.
8, Geo. B. Hooff, C. ]. Cullers; No. 4,
J. w. Carney, Truman Roper; No. 5,
J. D. Butler, Elias Hiney.
Mt. Hope-Jas. Triton, R. G. Johnson.
Kabletown-Edgar Jacobs, c. S.
Hines.
Rippon-J. C. Kanode, Ralph Hig-
ginbotham.
Summit Point-H. w. Whiting, Geo.
w. Classcock.
Middleway-J. ". Kearns, D. W.
Clendenning.
Leetown-Lee Edwards, W. H. Brad
ley.
Kearneysville-Geo. W. Thompson,
C. E. Widmyer.
Dufields-H. T. Link, J. c. Tabler.
Molers-J. S. Reinhart, Chas. ].
Derr.
Shepherdstown-Precinct No. 3, ].
R. Show, F. S. Renner; No. 4, J. S.
Rightstine, ]. D. Billmyer; No. 5,
Herbert Rogers, A. c. Morgan.
Bakerton-A. c. Link, A. NJ. Kid
wiler.
HalItown-N. C. Rider, C. J. Koonce.
Bolivar-G. w. Smith, Jos. Ketzner.
Harper'sFerry- J. ]. Faherty, Will
lis Cross.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
Using Tractors.

Messrs. Charles D. Wysong, E. L.
Coldsborough and VIM. 7. McQuilkin,
of this vicinity, have bought tractors
for farm work, and good deal Of in
terest has been manifested in their op-
erations the past couple of weeks. Al
though they have been baking bit,
the machines seem to be giving good
service in the way of blowing, disking,
etc. One tractor will do the work OF
four or FIVE teams in blowing, and where
the land is smooth and free from rocks
and brakes there is no question as to
the efficiency of the machines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
Notes of the Churches.

Theministers of ShepherdStown have
agreed to hold union services again this
summer on the college campus If ar
rangements can be made. AT meet
ing on Monday it was determined to
appoint committee of laymen from
the several churches of the community
to cooperate with the ministers and
add new features to the services that
will make them more interesting and
profitable than ever. These outdoor
meetings have been a feature of our
community life for several summers
past, and they have been greatly en-
oyed by the people of all this section.
We know that the news that they are
to be continued will be pleasing to
everybody.
The Rev. Malcolm S. Taylor, who has
been rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Woodstock, Va, for nearly a
year, has resigned TO accept call ex-
tended by the vestry of Grace Church
at Berryville. Rev. Mr.. Taylor will
succeed the late Rev. Edward Wall, who
was rector of Grace Church about 25
years, and whose death occurred several
months ago.
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Chassis of the Reformed Church will
be held in St. MchaePs Church near
Bridgewater, Va, on May 18th, and will
last about four days. Plans have been
completed for the entertainment Of a
large number of clergymen and elders.
Rev. DR.. D. H. Scanlon, formerly of
Hampshire county but for several years
pastor of the Presbyterian Church of
Meridian, Miss, has resigned that
charge to accept call from a church
in Nashville, Tenn.
Christ Reformed Church-At e.45
Sunday school; at II a. m. morning
worship with sermon on "The Ascen
sion Lessons" AT Kearneysville, 2 p.
m. Sunday school; 3 p. III. worship with
sermon.
There will be services in Elk Branch
Church Sunday at 1 a. m. and s p. m,
with song service at 100 p. m. Ser
vices in Zion Presbyterian Church at
3 p. m.
There will be service Sunday in
Trinity Episcopal Church in Shepherds
town at II a m. and at the Chapel Of
the Good Shepherd at Dufields at 8
p. m.
There will be services in the Presby-
terrain Church Sunday, if Providence
permits, in Shepherdstown at II a. m.
and at Kearneysville at 8 o'clock.
NJ. E. Church South-Service Sun
day at Bethesda at go a m, Uvilla at
II a. m, and Shepherdstown at 7.3O p.
m.
NJ E. Church-Service Sunday in
Shepherdstown at II a. m. and in
Sharpsburg at s p. m.
Services in the Catholic Church on
Saturday at s a. m. and on Sunday at | |
a. m.
Lutheran-Service Sunday in Shep-
| herdStown ar | | a. m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
Spring Weddings.

avery pretty home wedding was cele-
brated Friday evening, May Sd, at Lu-
ray, Va, when Miss Iva Virginia Roth
geb and Sergeant Ernest Bowman Ham,
rick were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Rothgeb. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. c. Hooks, OF
the Methodist Church, in the presence
of few invited friends and the parents
of the contracting parties. The bride
looked very sweet and pretty in a
tasteful suit of blue. After the wed
ding the happy couple received the con-
gratulations Of their may friends, and
then the bridal party and the guests
were ushered into the dining hall 10
partake Of a wedding supper Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamrick left with the
groom's father, mother and sister for
the home of his parents in Shepherds
town. As the groom's leave was lin
tied to FIVE days, they only spent the
weekend in this place. The bride left
with the groom Monday morning for
Petersburg, Va, where she will remain
so as TO be near to her husband, who IS
in the N. A. U. S. Ordnance Depot,
stationed at Camp Lee.
Mr.. S. p. Birkitt. former resident OF
Charles Town, who ha; been a news
agent on the Norfolk q Western Rail-
road for number OF years. was married
last week TO Miss Addie Tyler. OF Rich
mond. the marriage being soIemnized IN
that city. -
Mr.. Mckinley H. Rouark and Miss
Mary V. Comrey, both Of Martinsburg,
were married in that city last Monday
night by Rev. Dr. c. S. Trump.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
Jurors for the Nav Court.

The following petit jurors have been
drawn by Commissioners Wysong and
Higginbotham for the May term Of the
Jefferson Circuit Court
Charles J. DER. F. E. SwimIey. L ],
Vits. A. q. Andrews, J. B. Wiltshire,
mo. NJ. Boyd, Geo. w. Moore, J. B.
Huyett, Jas. H Nicewarner. c. E Lam
caster, Isaac Herr. J. r Rau. w. l.
Black, w. Brown, T J Arnett, J. W
Eddy, J. B. Howell, w. NJ Gruoos, J. S
Grantham, Lee O'Biern, Lynn F Gran
than. Thos. J West. Jf .Robt J Weirick
Thos. J. Johnson. w. E. Lynch. n. P
Light, A S Allen. Carl Fleming, J. 7.
Bradshaw, Herbert D Engle. H. T. Corn
well, Geo. B. Hooff, r. W. Morrow. J.
w. Colby.
Court will convene on Tuesday, Nay
2lst. There will be no grand jury called
and the petit jury is summoned for the
second Tuesday OF the term, May 28Ih.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

Capt. Armistead T. M. Rust OF the
u. S. Navy, retired, with his family
spent part of last Sunday with friends
in Shepherdstown. He is now located
in Hagerstown, where he is looking af-
ter the manufacture of certain NUM-
tions of war in factories in that city.
Captain Rust attended school at Shep-
herd College in his youthful days, and
his old friends here who remember
him as such fine boy were glad to
greet him again and to note that time
is treating him so gently.
Rev. DR.. VIM. H. Nelson, his sister,
in-law, Miss Reed, and his daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Lee, of Plainfeld, N. j.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Lick
lider, at Robin Wood. They all former
ly resided in Shepherdstown, when Rev.
DR.. Nelson was rector Of the Episcopal
Church in this place, and their friends
here are glad to meet them again. Mrs.
Henning Bergstedt, of Yonkers, N. T.,
is also here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lick
lider.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mcdaniel, Of
Pennington, N. j., spent the past week
in Shepherdstown, having come down
for visit to their daughter, Miss Mary
Louise Mcdaniel, a student at Shepherd
College.
Mr.. M. P Crowl, for many years a
well-known resident of Shepherdstown,
has gone to Baltimore TO make his
home. His family has been there for
some months past.
Mrs. Charles A. Pearson and her two
boys, of Bluefeld, w. Va, are in Shep-
herdstown to spend some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Pendleton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cathcart and her
daughter, Miss Bessie Cathcart, of Har-
risburg, Pa, are in Shepherdstown WIS.,
iting the family of Mr.. J. H. Hill.
Misses Frances and Dora Belle Bur-
we'll, of Baltimore, are in Shepherds
town for visit to their brother, Dr..
Nathaniel Burwell.
Mrs. Henry P. Busey, of Cerardstown,
w. Va, was in Shepherdstown last week
visiting her school-days friend, Mrs. c.
D. Keplinger.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Curran, of Washington,
has been visiting her son, Rev. J. A.
Curran, at the Catholic rectory in Har-
per's Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lyme left this
morning for Philadelphia for a visit OF
a week or two, and will also 60 TO At
lantic City.
Mr.. David Folk, who has been en-
ployed at Parkesburg, Pa, came home
sick few days ago and has since been
quite i'll.
Among our callers last Saturday was
our friend Jacob S. Reinh..t, of Moler's
who has long been a subscriber to the
Register.
DR.. Horace Mem. Banks, of Bali-
more, has been at his home in Shep-
herdstown this week for. a visit to his
parents.
Mrs. Wilbur Ncodemus, of Bruins
wick, is in Shepherdstown visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Frazier
Mr.. John w. Brown, from west of
town, was among the callers at the
Register Office last Saturday.
Mr.. Kenneth Staley is spending this
week with his home folks in Shepherds
town
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

Let Owens & Miller serve you any
hour day or. night. They are in the
drug business for your health. Fresh
supply Of Kreso Dip No. on hand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

To obtainrelief from constipation or
biliousness, take our Cascara Com
pound Pills. Owens & Miller. Only
20 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09
Over The Top.

The official figures furnished us by
Chairman w. F. Alexander show that
Jefferson county has done nooly in the
sale OF Liberty bonds. Our county ap-
portionment was S173, 700-there was
sold S274 800, or more than 800 600 in
excess OF our allotment The total
number OF subscribers is 1,07 The fol-
lowing are the sales as reported by the
several banks OF the county.
Bank OF Charles Town, l65 subscribers,
quota $3S, 800 amount sold $50, $50.
Jefferson Security Bank, l44 sub
scribers, quota SIS. 300, amount sold S5l :
600.
Farmers and Merchants Deposit Com
pany, 277 subscribers, quota $40, 300,
amount sold 1000.
Farmers Bank Of Shepherdstown, l76
subscribers, quota 81, 300, amount sold
S34 700.
National Citizens Bank, l4S subscribers,
quota SIS, 100, amo cunt sold S33, 700.
Bank OF Harper's Ferry, 55 subscribers,
quota 81 ,700 amount sold s2S, 900.
Jefferson Bank and Trust Company,
III subscribers, quota Sl3 200, amount
sold so, 900
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

Keen Cutter shovels and forks. The
Licklider Corporation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

DIN c. Mckee will shear sheep for
the farmers. Give him a call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

For lawn mowers and wheelbarrows,
see The Licklider Corporation
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

The Woman's Committee of the Lib
erty Loan for Shepherdstown district,
of which Mrs. E. L. Coldsborough is
chairman, is entitled TO full honor for
doing excellent work in the sale of Lib
erty bonds. The total sales credited
to the committee in this district is S32,-
500. Of this amount the ladies Of the
U. D. C. sold Sl3,7OO, the Village I'm
provement Society $4,000, and the gen.
eral committee S14,500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

Mr.. Mckinley H. Rouark and Miss
Mary V. Comrey, both Of Martinsburg,
were married in that city last Monday
night by Rev. DR.. c. S. Trump.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-09

known here of his wife.
The editor has had a pleasant letter
from Rev. AbSalom Knox, Of Lewisburg,
w. Va, formerly of ShepherdStown.
Mr.. Knox says that he and his family
have been most cordially received by
the people of Lewisburg and are very
pleasantly situated in that fine old town,
but they are still subject TO that long
ing for Shepherdstown that seems 10 be
fell by all who have ever lived here
and left the place. He asks us to re-
member him TO all of his friends here,
and he adds: 81 thought the Register
quite good enough when lived in Shep-
herdStown, but it seems now thousand
times better"
An interesting community meeting
was held at Middleway last Thursday
night, a large attendance of persons
from that section being present. Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Schools James
Grantham presided. In addition to the
singing of number of patriotic songs
and recitations by school children, ad-
dresses were made by County Clerk
Charles A. Johnson and Messrs. John T.
Porterfeld, Frank ]. Beckwith, W. F.
Alexander and E E Cooke, of Charles
Town, and Prof. J. D. Muldoon and H.
L. Snyder, of Shepherdstown. The
members of the Middleway Red Cross
were present in uniform, and an inter
esting report of their excellent work
was read. A good deal of enthusiasm
was manifested in the meeting.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
o SYTUAcYI oKREToWEJ
WALCE PRZECIW HURON.


Washington, z. lutego. -
Wczoraj wydane zostaly przez
trzech wysokich urzednikow we
Waszyngtonie wazne oSwiadcze-
MIA W sprawie sytuacyi okreto-
wei oraz w sprawie walk pre-
civ nurom. Pochodza one Cd E.
n. Hurley'a, prezesa wydzia1u O.
k~retowego, sekretarza marynarki
Danielsa i c. Plea wiceprezesa
i manazera generalnego ,,Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation, ktora
buduje okrety handlowe ola RIA
du pod kontrola wydzialu okreto-
wego.
P. Hurley oswiadczyi, re do
prowadzono do zupeinej jednosci
W kontroli przez Aliantow mad
swymi wspolnymi zasobami okre-
towymi. Jest to jeden z rezulta-
tow pierwszej konferencyi mic
dzyalianckiej W Paryzu.
Zamianowany zostal komitet z
trzech, kt6ry ma kontrole mad
wszystkimi okretami Aliantow.
w skiad komitetu wchodza: P.
A. s. Franklin, H. H. Raymond i
sir Connop Guthrie, re strony
rzadu angielskiego.
Sekr. marynarki Daniels O.
swiadczyl, re walka Aliantow
przeciw nurom przynosi coraz to
lepsze rezultaty. Alianci srodki
swe coraz to lepiej udoskonalaja.
Scisk i przeiadowanie W por-
tach francuskich, W ktorych ladu-
ia zolnierze amerykahscy zapasy
dla Mich, byiy z poczatku ,okrop-
me-, lecz warunki juz sic popra-
why ! staja sic codzieh lepsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
w sejmie bawarskim socya-

w sejmie bawarskim socya'
lista Seglitz wyg}osi} znamienna
move, dowodzac, re ca}y lud i ca
ly kraj wolaja o pokoj, IL klam-
stwem jest, re p~o}ozenie wewne-
trzne Niemiec jest pomyslne, DO
ncdza i glod So straszne i pow
szechne. Brak jest chieba. opalu,
odziezy, mleka ola dzieci, tiusz-
Cow, cvkru, lekarstw, hrak s}o-
wen wszystkiego do zycia / dlu-
60 to sic juz wytrzymac ME da.
M6wca ostro bardzo .takowa}
bcrliisko-pruska klike rzqdzaca /
Nicmcy - niszczaca.
CO SIE DZIEJE w ROSYI?
Stockholm, 7. lutego. - W6dz
wojsk fihskicIl narodowych, gen.
Mannerhcim pobif bolszewickic
.,Czerwonc Sotnic" pod Uleaborg
i zajqf to miasto, kt6re bylo g}6-
wna skfadnica wojenna rosyjska
W p6Inocnej Finlandyi; walk o
Uleaborg trwa}y 2 dni i byly bar
do krwawe. Dalej wojska Man,
nerheima zajely miasto TANNERS
fors, okolo 100 mil Cd Hclsing-
forsu ma p6fnoc, a Tornea lada
chwila zostanie zajete. Rewolu-
cyoniSci trzymaja sig SLIME W
Kemi, kt6re to miasto jest ich
siedziba i twierdza,
Londyn, 7. lutego. - Ukrai-
ny wciaz. mia} wieSci: podobno
Ukraificy Kijow bolszewikom o.
debrali. Wojska kozackie gen.
bardzo wzrosiy w si}a:
licza podobno teraz okolo 10000
W, ks. Mikolaj ma Ka-
ledina popieraG.
Niemieccy i austryaccy jen-
cy zwolnieni z obozow niewol-
nych - ME mysla wracac do do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
SEKR. X PRED KOMI-
TETEM OLA SPRAW MILL
TARNYCH.. e.

Washington, z. lutego. - Sekr.
wojny Baker byl wczoraj przez
try godziny przesluchiwany
przez komitet senatorski ola
spraw militarnych. Komitet sta
raj sic z niego wydobyc informa-
eye, ma ktorych opari swe twier-
dzenie, IL pred kohcem roku we
Francyi znajdowac sic bedzie pol
tora miliona zo}nierzy amerykah-
skich. Pc diugiej dyskusyi Ego
dzono sic ma to, azeby informacye
te sekr. Baker udzielil komiteto-
mi poufnie.
Eksperci W departamencie VOL
NY maja przygotowac szczeg6fo-
we informacye ma ktorych sekre-
tarz oparl swe ogolne twierdze-
ME.
Tymczasem komitet bedzie Sle-
dztwo w dalszym ciagu prowa-
dill. DIS ma bye egzaminowany
generai-major Wheeler, tymcza-
,sowy szef biura broni i amunicyi.
,Sekr. Baker oSwiadczyi pred
komitetem take, re do dnia 1go
stycznia przewieziono do Francyi
wiecej z%olnierza, anizeli UPLAND
wano.
Sekr. Baker ME wyjawii dokla-
dnej liczby we Francyi, ma co sic
senatorzy zgodzili.
Sekretarz twierdzil, re E R.
Stettinus, nowy nadzorca zamo-
wien wojskowych, ma wieksza
wladze anizeli angielski dyrektor
amunicyi.
P. Baker przyznai take, re
rozszerzenie wiadzy prezydenta
odnosnie cd wojny byioby poza-
dane.
Wkr6tce potem zosta}a przesia-
ra do kongresu nowela prezyden-
ia, o ktorej wyzej donieSiono OBJ
~szerniei.
Officer w ARESZCIE "a
Washington, Z. lutego. - Mo
DIV officer armii amerykahskiej 20
stall aresztowany "a wyJawien1e
jednemu re swych krewnych ma
ivy okretu oraz daty, kiedy puik
jego miai wyjecha6 do Francyi.
Sledztwo zostaio wdrozone w
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SPODNIA ODZIEI.
1.2J gntunek damskn prawdziwa
VeIIastic runista spOdnia OdzicI,
silva | kremOwa, extra IN
gruba, spccyalnic I0C
sztuka 20
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Kto chciaiby nabyc szyfkarte z
Rosyi przez Wiadywostok do A
meryki, ten MECH zaraz przyjdzie
dc " BANKU POLSKIEGO
w TRUST &
SAVINGS BANK, 1901 Milwau-
kee ave., rog Division ulicy, ,Bia-
fy Naroznik." (Ogi.)
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I V
INNE TELEGRAMY.
BOLSZEWIKOM.

Zurych, 7. lutego. Z Niemiec
donosza, il maja Nicmcy podac
bolszewikom rosyjskim ultima
tum, domagajace sic natychmia-
stowego przyjecia warunkow po-
koju, podyktowanych przcz Cen
tralnych - inaczej dzia}ania wo-
jennc zostana wznowione, a Mem
cy pociagna presto ma Plotro-
gr0d. Zarowno sztab niemicchi,
Iak kanclcrz IIcrtling sd zdecy-
dowani nacisnaG Rosye do osta-
tecznoSci, a juz tez podobno i
wojska niemicckie ma wschodnim
froncie So organizowane do dali
szcj Rampant.
Londyn, 7. lutego. - S. wies-
CT, il konferencya pokojowa W
BrzeSciu Litcwskim juz zostaia
zcrwana, inni utrzymuja, re kon-
ferencya tylko znowu utkre}a NJ
sprawie Ukrainy, DO gdy Nicmcy
juz prawie byli ugodzeni Z tkrai-
ma, bolszewicy rosyjscy i ukrain-
soy raptem ogfosili, IL owej ugc-
dy ME uznaja, DO reprezentanci u
kraihscy ME byli prawymi pred
stawicielami ludu, a wiec W ich
miejsce nowych zaproponowano
Niemcom z nowymi najoczywiS-
ciej warunkami i uk}adami: o
tenn wlasnie gadano w ostatni po-
niedzialek-i z tenn sic rozjecl,a-
no.
- Lotysze kurlandzcy ogfosili
protest przeciwko twierdzenia
NlemcoW, IL Wyrazlll Wole sWoJa,
jakoby sic Cd Rosyi oderwac
chcieli: owszem zadaja oni swego
T. Rosya poIaczenia - jake narod
jednak odrebny i niezalezny. Ta.
XIX sam protest i oSwiadczenie
zrobili Estowie w Estonii.
CO SIZE DZIEJE w MEM
CZECH?
Haga, 7. lutego, - Cenzura wo-
Jenna niemiecka zamknela Z wiel-
kich pism, wSr6d Mich socyalisty-
czy ,,Vorwaerts", Post" ,Deut-
sche Ztg.", oraz cztery dzienniki
konserwatywne = to "a pisanie
wbrew interesom rzadu...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
L. DWIE UNCYE
CHLEBA.

Washington, Z. lutego. - Ad-
ministrator zywnoSci Hoover wy
dai onegdaj rozporzadzenie, ogra-
niczajace ilosc chleba i buick, ia
ka wolno podawac w restaura-
cyach i hotelach, OSwiadczenie w
ti6maczeniu brzmi jak nastepuje:
y. ,Administracya zywnosci Sta
now Zjednoczonych zagladnela do
psychologist PREY ustanawianiu l.
losci chleba, jaka wolno podawac
goSciom w publicznych miejscach
jedzenia. Ogtosila onegdaj,~ re
zadnej osobie ME wolno podat
wiecej jak jedna porcye i re por-
eva TAXA ma sic sk}adac z dwoch
uncyi chleba Z bochenka, albo
dwoch buick, wazacych pc jedneJ
uncyi.
nWyjatek jest dozwolony, -gdy
pcdany chleb zrobiony jest z ku-
kurydzy, owsa, ryzu, lub innych
substytutow ma miejsce pszenicy.
Takich substytutow wolno podac
cztery uncye. JeSli podaje sic diva
lub wiecej gatunkow chleba, wte-
dy porcya ma wynosic tylko dwie
uncye."
BEZWEGLO
WE.NIE BEDA LIMESTONE.
Washington, Z. lutego. - Po-
nicdzialki bezweglowe ME bed9
zniesione. Widoki So bardzo s}a-
be. Pozostaje ich ~jeszcze siedm.
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sprawie, czy jego zwierzchnicy
pouczyli go CO do koniecznoSci
zachowania takich tajemnic.
Department wojny ME wyja-
viii nazwiska oficera, lecz fakta
aresztowania i Sledztwa opubliko-
wal azeby wykazac, IL departa-
ment zdecydowany jest uzyc
wszelkich Srodkow celem utrzy-
mania w tajemnicy wszelkich 3D.
jazdow transportow.
Officer rzeczony otrzyma} jake
rezultat wyjawienia tajemnicy
telegram Cd krewnego w porcie,
z kt6rego miaf ~odjechac. Tele-
gram ME byl szyfrowany i jesli
dosta1 sic W rece wrogow, mogl
ma wielkie iebezpieczehstwo wy
stawic okret i wszystkich, ma MIN
sic znajdujacych.
ZARZUTY u
NIJNYCH PRZECIW KO-
LEON.
Washington, z. lutego. - Ma
przesluchach pred komisya spe-
cyalna ola sprawy plac kolejo-
wych onegdaj urzednicy unijni
podnieSli zarzuty przeciw kom-
paniom kolojowym, o~skarzajac je
O rozmyslna n~ieudolnoSc, ktorej
rezultatem ma bye obecny scisk
ma kolejach. Celem tel rozmySl-
mel nieudolnoSci, wed}ug tych u
rzednikow, ma bye zdyskredyto-
wanie oSmiogodzinnego dnia pra-
cy oraz przedstawienie rzadowej
kontro1i kolei jake fiasko. w do
w6d swych zarzut6w urzednicy
przytoczyli kilka faktow.
Zarzuty podnieSli w. G. Lee,
prices unii Railway Trainmen",
A. B. Garretson, prczes uni kon-
duktor6w, oraz inni urzednicy.
Urzednicy u%nijni take zaprotc-
stowali przeciw obecnoSci ma Sc
syi reprezetantow kompanii kolc-
jowych, twierdzac, re ME pragna
do czynienia Z dwiema CRU
pami pracodawcow. Uznaje obec-j
ME tylko Rad jake jedynego pra-
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