davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Money and Credit

Money was offered in the local mar
ket with greater liberality yesterday.
with the result that the rate for call
loans at the Stock Exchange declined
to Az per cent in the afternoon. Most
of the days business was transacted,
however, at to 5la per cent, which
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Regular Declarations

Stockholders
Stock, rate period. Payable of record
Amer U Co, Y, of, O.. Jan. l Dec. 20
Anglo-Am Oil, 72c. Int. :. Jan. Is -
Central c & c, $1.25, pf, Q.Jan. Is Dec. 81
do $1.50. com, Q. Jan. Is Dec. 81
Armour Company, Ia. @. Jan. l Dec. ii
Champion Copper. $6.40.. -
Chic Ry Equip 1A. O.. Jan. 1 Dec 20
National Oil, 2, pf o.. Jan. Is Jan. 2
Pitts Glass. 1 q. com. @. Dec. 81 Dec. IA
Alabama Company. 4. com Jan. 10 Dec. 81
B F Avery, x. pf. Q.....Jan. Dec. 23
F Blumenthal. 112, conn., Q.Dec. 81 Dec. 80
do l1a. pf, q. Dec. 81 Dec. 80
Albany & Susq, S4.5O z. Jan. Dec. IA
North Central K K, $2. S-A.Jan. Is Dec. 81
Chic. Bur & Quincy So, @ Dec. 26 Dec. -
Mathieson Alkall w, l12, Q.Jan. Dec. 81
Joliet G. Ch r r, SITS, G. Jan. Dec. 81
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Relevant Comment
Oil Shares Strong

Strength Of the oil shares was as
sociated yesterday with reports that
the Texas Company had brought in
well on one of its Mexican properties
with an estimated daily production of
$4,000 barrels. Mexican Petroleum ad
vanced 2ss points. Royal Dutch 51a,
Pan American Petroleum 288 and
Texas Company / Il points.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Few changes were recorded in the
foreign exchange market yesterday and
The volume Of business transacted was
comparatively small.
Closing rates yesterday, compared
with a week ago, follow:
Quoted dollars to the pound)
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Finance Economics

There is yet no sign of any re-
vival of public interest in the
stock market. Professional opera
tions in the specialties have so far
proved unsuccessful in attracting an
outside following. Money is in more
plentiful supply, but this cannot be
taken advantage of, inasmuch as
brokerage houses are still limited
by the restrictions of the bankers
committee, which tend to keep the
outstanding loan account at a fixed
level. About the only interesting
feature of the market yesterday was
its so-called "thinness." 1t was a
market in which comparatively lit
tie buying or selling sufficed to
move prices.
Promise of a record breaking
yield of winter wheat is contained
in the Department of Agriculture's
figures on the acreage of the new
crop. The American farmer has
fairly outdone himself. He has
planted 49,027,00O acres to winter
wheat, which is, roughly speaking,
5 per cent more than last year, and
100000 acres more than the COM
bined acreage of both spring and
winter wheat in 1908. Apparently
impressed with the fact that in
wheat he has q "sure thing" crop,
since he is guaranteed a minimum
price of $2.20 a bushel next year,
the farmer went ahead this fall and
put every acre available into this
crop. The result of his efforts will
likely prove an embarrassment to
the government. Such a possibility
was foreseen, however, for in Sep
tember, President Wilson, in an
nouncing that the $220 minimum
for the current years crop would
stand in 1919, said, eff there should
be peace or increased shipping
available before the middle of 1920
Europe will naturally supply itself
from the large stores of much
cheaper wheat now in the southern
hemisphere; therefore, the govern
ment is undertaking a risk which
might in such event result in a ma
tional loss of as much as $780,
100000 through an unstable sur
plus"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Southern Spot Markets.-Galvesto

steady. 50 IpG, points hsher, at &c.,
sales, $3.50 bales. New Orleans steady,
25 points higher, at 29c; sales, 62l
bales. Mobile steady so points h CHER,
at 26.75c; sales. IA bales. Savannah
nominal. unchanged at 29c; sales nil
Norfolk steady. II points higher, at
26.75c; sales, GA bales. Augusta quiet,
unchanged at 27.63c; sales, 444 bales.
Memphis steady, unchanged at 29c;
sales, 3546 bales. Little Rock quiet, un-
changed at 29c; sales nil. Houston
steady, 40 points higher, at 29.75c;
sale. 1886 bales. Little Rock quiet, un-
changed at CSC; sales, 497 bales.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
News Digest
Foreign

Paris Bourse Quiet.-PARIS, Dec. 16.
Trading was quiet on the Bourse to-
day. Three per cent rentes sold at 81
francs Is centimes ex-coupon for cash.
Exchange on London was quoted at 25
francs 50 centimes. Five per cent
loans sold at 88 francs 10 centimes
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Inc Federal Reserve Bank of Now
YORK has put in force the following
schedule Of redscount rates which ap-
ply to bankers acceptances: Maturities
up to Is days, per cent; 16 to 60
days, inclusive, ~ per cent: 81 to SO
days, inclusive, Az per cent
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Dividends
Extras

Great Lakes Steamship Company
Extra dividend of 2 per cent, in addi-
tion to regular quarterly dividend of 2
per cent, both payable January to
stockholders of record December 23
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK;
holders OF the Pennsylvania Long isisi' sss
Dev. Co. will be held Wednesday. Jan: s.sSi
1918, at - o'clock NJ. at the New ursrs r,y'
Hotel, Bway and 5lst St. New YORK Nsr, ,g
to elect directors TO serve for the ensuns q
year and 10 transact such other business .
may come before the meeting.
VIM. WAGNER, sssF
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
range of prices follows:
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool CabIes.-Spot cotton dull;
middling. 4 points higher at 2O.11d;
good middling, points lower, at 19 75i.
No sales. Imports, 5000, all American.
Futures opened quiet but steady, at
to 10 points advance. Closed steady, at
a net advance Of % points to decline
of 8 points. December. 2031; Janu-
ary, 1909; February, 1S 15 March,
1871; April 1928. Manchester: Yarns
and cloths dull.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

week gained 281, 900 bushels, bringjn,
the total to 2,477,OOo, compared witS l.s
100000 last year The spIend;g
rromis for next years winter whea.
crop was construed both as buliish ana
bearish, the large area being CONSIDERED
as an indication that farmers are golng
to plant every acre possible in wheat,
while the big crop promise pointed to
liberal supply of feed.
Yes days Previous Yes,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Livestocks, Meats, Provisions

=. Following are yesterdays prices. compared VIII
those Of year ago
Yesterday 4 year ago.
Live steers. fair 10
primo. 100 ID $500 @sia4o s92S ASSES
Dressed beef. Sides
ID. ,.......... ~ @ 2s .i5ns "a
Live veals. commul
10 prime. lU0 ID. 1900 a 2i.oo 1880 q Hse
Dressed ycals. city. -
10. ............ n O 80 "a q 2s
Live ewes 100 b. SEQ a $50 800 g il.A
Live lambs fair 10
prime. 100 10 1880 @ 1900 1880 q 1879
Dressed Dressed muttou. ID. 10 q .l6 II Q ~
Hogs 100 ID. 1900 q - 7.oo q I7.s
Dressed boss. ha ..x
Nc con. b. ID. X, s2as.s .2s zzaa48 sss e.
Mess beef. bbl. $500 q $500 Sl.Oo 9 81"
ID ] .........-..2 .2s.soo q 2s.ooc 24.soo ssoes
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Current year
prices. ago.
lea Formosa, per lb .. so 26
sugar. granulated, per b. g si5
eo1ee' Rio No I, per ID. s,O7s 75s
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
Nominal.

Nominal.
Below is given the current exchange
value of foreign money in dollars and
cents, together with the intrinsic gold
parity, as calculated by the United
States Mirt:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Discount Rates.-The following table
gives the current rates of the twelve
Federal Reserve banks on commercial
paper for all periods up to ninety days:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Obviously the size of the m
demnity which will be asked of Ger
many will be conditioned by her
ability to pay. In determining the
financial capacity of the country,
however, the Allies cannot in any
wisdom regard the principal and in
terest on Germany's internal war
debt as a proper measure, as "The
Times" suggests. The Teuton war
debt approximates $35, 100000, 900
and the annual interest charge
amounts to 100000. An in
ternal debt, it must be remembered,
represents merely the obligation of
a government to it's own citizens.
In the national sense, the liquida-
ton Of and the payment of interest
on war bonds constitute merely a
bookkeeping operation, although the
distribution of wealth within the
country may be altered in the
process. The national treasury
takes given sum Of money out of
one pocket Of the people in taxes
and returns it to another pocket in
paying interest on the bonds. The
payment of an indemnity, on the
other hand, involves an external
obligation, and is to be measured
by different financial yardsticks.
THE easy way of estimating what
Germany can pay" to which "The
Times calls attention, would be a
fallacious and unsound method
Although mans pursuit after
money began many cons before the
Great War, it reached it's highest
intensity in the year that is soon to
draw to a close. War prosperity
was at least significant factor in
the national demand for a larger
volume of money. The extent to
which this condition of well-being
has affected the masses of men is
suggested in the record breaking
pressure on the mints for subsidi
ary coinage--half dollars, quarters.
dimes and nickels. In the months
preceding the signing of the armis-
tlce, the mints producing small
coins, which in the aggregate we're
of skyscraper dimensions, were lag
ging many weeks behind the popu
lar demand The Treasury statis-
tics show that on December l the
total amount of money in circula
ton reached $5,993, ,627,863, the
largest sum in history, making the
per capita figure $56.23, also a new
high mark. A year ago the total
was $5,085, ,370,352 and the per cap
ita sum was $4S50, Forty years
ago the aggregate of all money in
circulation was $4S,231,OOO and the
per capita sum S16.92. Dollars have
been multiplying in the United
States more rapidly than the popu-
'lation.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17
New York

Gary on Duluth Court Decision.-El-
bert H. Gary, chairman of the United
States Steel Corporation. commenting
yesterday on the announcement that
damages estimated at $40 100000 had
been claimed in the United States Dis
trict Court at Duluth by Capital Alex
ander McDougall against the Oliver
Iron Mining Company, Steel Corpora
tion subsidiary said:
"Our attorneys, after a careful ex-
animation. have found no just or legal
claim for these damages" .McDougaIl
charged in his suit that the mining com
pany had infringed his patents for
washing iron ore.
Studebaker Notes Oversubscribed.--
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman
Brothers announced yesterday that the
allotment of SIS, 900, 600 serial 7 per cent
notes of the Studebaker CORPORATION.
offered by them and other bankers, had
been oversubscribed and that the sub
scription books had been closed.
Texas Company Increases Stock
Stockholders Of the Texas Company. at
a special meeting yesterday, approved
the proposal of the. directors for the
issuance of $15,625 900 additional capi-
tai stock. Of this amount $13 875 600
will be offered at par to stockholders
in the proportion of one share of new
stock for each five shares now held.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Commercial Paper. Brokers re-
ported yesterday that prime paper of
short maturity is being discounted on
5& per ceht basis. Most of the
business is moving, however, on 6
per cent basis.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

compared with to 6,a per cent at the
close of last week
Fixed date funds continued to flow
into the market and the undertone was
much easier, although rates were main
tanned around G. per cent There is an
active demand for time accommodation.
Ruling rates for money yesterday,
compared with n year ago. we're as
follows:
Yesterday. Year ago
Per cent, Per cent.
Call money
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Bank Acceptances.--The demand for
bank acceptances was moderately
active. Rates were unchanged, as fol-
lows:
Thirty Sixty Ninety
Spot de days. days. days.
livery: Per centPer centPe. cent,
] ig Bile
II. g m Der
banks. 4h@4 4M@4Ps 4Is@4A
E l gible
non-mem-
Der banks.4A@4Is 4as@4I4 4aa@4rs
Ineligible
bank bills.5H@s 5Na@5 5a@5
For delivery within thirty days:
Per cent.
Eligible member banks. 4d
Eligible non-member banks. ..... AZ
Ineligible bank bills.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Silver.-London, 4S75, unchanged;
New York, 101 Is, unchanged; Mexican
dollars, 77Rc, unchanged.
Sub-Treasury. - T h G Sub-Treasury
lost $4,000 to the banks on Saturday.
London Money Market.--LONDON
Dec. l6.-Money was firm at 8 per
cent. Discount rates were: Short and
three months bills, 3s5 per cent. Gold
premiums at Lisbon were at 80.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yes days Previous Year
Flour MIMI spx nat s1o s1oSs IS sOss
Cornmeal yell. gran. a.75 3.7a S.s1iI
Rye flour choice. 9.o5@s.65 e.o5@e. .e5 10 90
Bran. lOO-lb sacks. 1878 1878 $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
lime Telegramy KrajoWe.
TRANSPORTOWIEC WYSA-'
DZONY MA SKALY.

Nowy York, 81. grudnia. -
Transportowiec amerykahski TIE
nadores', ktory opuscii Nowy
York w drodze do Brest 18 gru-
dnia, zostal w sobote wyrzucony
ma skaiy podmorskie okolo Isle
c.'Yeu w zatoce B;scay. Wiado'
mosci dodaja, re za}oga ratuJe sle
ma fodziach ratunkowych. Isle d
Yeu, gdzie amerykahski olret "a
tamowany zostai ma ska}ach, ley
dziesiec mil Cd wybrzeza francu,
skiego okoio % mil Cd Les Sa'
.bies d'Olonne. Wyspa jest jcdna
nlasa granitu, ma ktorej posozo'
ne jest miasteczko Yeu liczace
5000 mieszkaficow.
Tenadores jest okretem pasa
zerskim O pojemnoSci 1888 ton
nalezy do United Fruit Co."
pred zajeciem pre- Rad ma usiu
gi departamentu wojny p1yna
pomiedzy Nowym Yorkiem ;
portami Centralnej Ameryki
Kuba. Ostatnia podroz morsk5
odbyl 1 grudnia.. powracajac I
portu. europejs1iego z transpor
tom rannych zolnierzy amerykaf
skich.
Oprocz oficerow zalogi ma po
kladzie ,.Tenadores" znajdowa}c
sic 6'oficerow 81 zoinierzy wlo
skich. Okret Jest pod dowod2
TWEEN J. D. Gilmana, czlonk'
marynarki amerykahskiej; cal;
zaloga jest z departamentu mary
narki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
I BIura srOlagIcznsgs.

Wsch6d slonca o gOdzinie 7:1S.
Zach6d siofea o gOdzinie 4:2s.
=
Pogoda w Chicago okOlicy: Dzi-
siaj deszcz, p6zniej Snieg i ehlodno;
jutro snieg i chlOdniej; wiatr poll
aOcny.
Temperature doby minionej: Maj
wyisza wczoraj o gOdzinie wieczo-
rem: 80 stoPni, najniisza godzini.
2 ranO: 80 stopni'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
PoLsKA PoTRzEBUJE zY-
WNOSCI.

Paryz, 81. grudnia. - = lie
Polska ME otrzyma natychmiast
zapasow zywnosci odziezy cd
qprzymierzonych, groziG jej be-
die to niebezpieczehstwo, IL lud-
nose przymierajaca gIodem zis--
czyc sic moze z'bOlszewikami W
ten .spos0b zaszkodzit nowo stor-
r,owanemu rzadowi. TAX dowo-
dzi porucznik StanisIaw Hempel,
adiutant naczelnego wodza arml'
rolsBiej generala Jozeia Piisud-
skiego.
po+ucznik Hempcl, ktory dni te-
mn mare przybyl I Polski do Pa
ryla " misyi dyplomatycznei'
wvdai, "a poSrednictwem prasy
goraca prosbe do rzadu Stanow
Z;ednC,czonych. ably jak naJSzy6-
,;s; nrzyszia Polsce pomoca.
po,,;,da on W swej prosbie, IL
,,ar,sv zvwnoSci, znajdujace sic
~ Train. wystarczyc nogq zaled-
vie ~ diva tygodnie aczkol-
wick I,fdnost uporczywie wzbra-
y;a}a sis do tel pory przejat "a
..d.m; Nbolszewizmu, to jednak
doo6ki ikh pierwsze pOtrzeby zy-
,;ava ME oeda zaspokojone, re-
r,o,,,cva, noze bye spodziewana
" Lazdei ahwili.
por,,czndk Hempel oswiadczy'.
= boyszewlizm jest jedyna rzecza,
L+5ra; .ie nova republika najw's-
cej obawi4. PoISSa otoczona jest
nor1,6, rejyolucyonistami. a be-
dac. W zuBelnosci ogoiocona z
,o;nrostsz(ch Srodkow zycio-
wych. ies6 niwa nader podatna
ia propasandy rosylsElel I ME
r,;art;ei Armia niemiecka ogo-
,oc;,a Polske ME tylko zywno-
;ci samei; wywiozla ona rowniez
lain Ionic ! so procent bydia,
czvniac W ten, sposob pprawe roll
niemozlfwa. w dodatku skonfl-
skowaia ona cakowity zasob WEI
nv / bawelny, powodujac czynem
tvm brak odziezy w kraju. Cbra-
ME czysto weinianej bawe'nia-
nei materyi kosztuje 1,5OO marek.
Ostatnia oficyalna wiadomosc
Polski otrzyfnai Porucznik Hem
mel dziesiec dni temu W czasie,
gdy kraj murem sta1 przy nowo
utworzonym rzadzie pomimo
przeszkod. jake napotykai ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
PRZEWoDCA LIGI SWIATO-
WEI w DRODZE DO FRAN
CYL.
Nowy York, 81. grudnia.

Nowy York, 81. grudnia. -
Ma pokladzie amerykahskiego o.
kretu transportowego Baltic"
ktory wczoraj wyruszyi do Fran
cyl znajduje sic hamilton Holt
Bedzie on reprezentowaf lige po-
kojowa ma konferencyi, ktora od-
bedzie sic W tym samym czasie
co kongres pokojowy W Paryzu z
przedstawicieli amery'kaiskich
europejskich organizacyi, donna
gajacych sic utworzenia Ligi Ma
rod6w. H. Holt Jest jedynym u
rzedowym przedstawicielem ligi,
kt6ry wyruszyl W podobnej spra-
vie do Europy. Oscar S. Straus
jest drugim czionkiem komitetu
kongresu pokojowego, ktory
wraz z innymi wyjedzie do Fran
cyl W styczniu. ,,Powodem tax
szybkiego wysiania komisyi przez
lige, m6wii Holt, jest kooperacya
z podobnemi organizacyami W
Wielkiej Brytanii, Francyi, W}o-
szech i innych KRAKOW europej--
skich celem skreslenia wspolnego
programu, abysmy otrzymali po-
parcie cztonk6w poszooegonych
delegacyi ma konferencyi pokojo,
wei soraz publicznej opinii,' w
Paryzu H. Holt bedzie rowniez
przedstawicielem federalnej rady
kosciolow anerykanskich Chry.
stusa oraz koscielnej uni poko-.
jowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31

|lub jakakolwiek dzialalnosc szko-
diva dla rzadu i narodu StanoW
Zjednoczonych.
Rezolucye te posiano ma rece ko-
mitetu dla spraw militarnych Sc
natu Stanow Zjednoczonych. Re.
zolucye te So niemal identyczne z
oswiadczeniem, wydanem oneg-
daj przez prokuratora generalne-
go Stanow Zjednoczonyehs Gre"
,gory'ego, IL przedlozy kongreso.
wi rekomendacye o deportacye do
Europy $500 cudzoGemc6w mic
przyjacielskich obecnie trzy.na.
|nych pod dozorem w}adz federal
nych.
Rezolucye klubu takze propo-
|nuja, lazeby kongres zupelnie IL
niemozliwii powrot takim cudzo-
ziemcom do Stanow Zjednoczo-
|nych.
w rezolucyach klub wskaza}, re
jeszcze przed rokiem 1914 szpie-
dzy, agenci sympatycy proger"
mahscy starali sic doprowadzit
do poroznienia pomiedzy Stana-
mi Zjednoczonymi a w. Brytania,
a gdy Ameryka przylaczy}a sic do
wojny, starali sic wszelkimi Srod
kami osiabic solidarnoSG narodu
amerykahskiego, a temsamem je-
go si}e i energie w prowadzeniu
wojny. Me MONA sic spodziewac
IL psychologist internowanych
Niemcow zmieniia sic podczas ich
Ipobytu we wiezieniu. Przynaj-
mniej jedno ca1o pokole.lie uply-
ME, zanim nastapi zniana grun-
towna. Me ulega watpliwoSci, ze
internowani Niemcy po wypusz-
czeniu ma wolnoSc, beda sic starali
jak dawniej siac niezgode swa
klamliwa propaganda, a nawet
moga sic do najgorszych zywio-
low przy}aczyc.
Pomiedzy internowanymi jest
wielu z Chicago. Otto niektorzy z
Mich:
.Mtody hrabia J. Minotto, ziec
milionera rzezalnianego L. F.
Swifta, urodzony w Niemczech,
ktory jake reprezentant banku no
woyorskiego Guaranty Trust Co.
wysiany byl do Argentyny, gdzie
zawari Scisle stosunki z tamtei-
Sym notorycznym ministrem ME
mieckim hrabia Luxburgiem. Gdy
wroch do Ameryki, usiiowa} VISTA
| pic do s}uzby wywiadowczej mas
rynarki Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Max Breitung, kuzyn Alberta
Breitunga, fabrykanta cygar W
Chicago. Aresztowany "a udzial
w spisku celsm Wysadzenia okre,
tow. wiozacych amunicye.
Emma Campen, nauczycielka
muzyki, ktora posredniczyia po-
miedzy wiezniami i agentami ME
mieckitni.
Hans Merx, byly organista
iiprzy katedrze Najsw. Imienia,
ktory byi bliskim przyjacielem
Kurt Reiswitza, byiego konSula
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
Nowy Cabinet Niemiecki : Umiarko-
wani u Steru Rzadow.
Niemcy PozOstana ma Litwie = Akcya prze'
civ Bolszewikom W Estonii.
Nismsy zgadzsja sic na zap|aesne OdszkodoWana'
INNE TELEGRAMY.

strony bolszewikow tax niemiec'
kich jak rosyjskich, staraJacych
sic grozbami zjednac sobie zwo-
iennik6w w Polsce.
w czasie tym tysiace rekrlta
garne4o sic dziennie pod sztanda-
ry armii polskiej w przeclagu
miesiaca, powiekszajac ia o sto
tysiecy.
Armia ia zaopatrzona jest W
bron palna ma bye uzyta.w bro
nieniu granic nowo powstalej re-
publiki. zolnierze ci przeciwni So
stanowczo idei bolszewizmu i 60
towi So bronic novel republiki do
IostatecznoSci.
Zapewniam was, IL wszystko,
CO ogloszonem bylo o masakro-'
waniu zydow, wierutnym jest fal
sZem.
Ukraincy, opuszczajac Lw6w,
zamordowali 200 zyd6w try ty-
siace Polakow. =. Poniewaz w!o-
skowy handel jest niemal wyia-
cznie W reku zydow, bylo to natu'
ralnem, il ucierpieli oni ma tenn
najmocniej, zapewniam jednak
re Polacy ME mieli tenn mic do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
sPIsEK WIEzNIoW UDARE,
MNIONY.
40 usi}owaIo sic wy}amac.


Wykryto w czas i udaremnio-
no spisek wiezn;6w we wiezieni'l
powiatowem, ktory, gdyby 20
stall przeprowadzony tax, jak 20
stall obmySlony, nieprawna VOL
nose daily przynajmniej 40 wiez
Iniom. = ,...,
Spisek ten pod kazdym wzgle-
dem przewyzszal spisek, uknuty
we wrzesniu r. b. przez 'dwoch
mordercow Lloyd Boppa (ktory
zostaf juz powieszony) i Earl
Dear, oraz dw6ch rozbojnikow,
Fronk McErlane'a i Big Joe"
Morana. Jak wiadomo, udalo i'm
sic wiezienia wy}amac, lecz
'wkr6tce potem wszyscy zostali
znow ujeci.
Spisek ostatni uknuty zostai
przez szajke, 4ttorej hersztem jest
Frank McErlane, jeden z rozboJ-
nikow, ktory zbiegi pred cztere-
ma miesiqcami, a jego giownymI
Ipomocnikami podobno byli Mich. L.
Wapp, oskarzony o try wiama-
MIA Otto Anderson, alias Chrl-
stianson, ktory juz sic cieszyl
Iczesciowa wolnoscia.
Kraty, otaczajace t. wv. "bull
PEN, w ktorym pajgorsi wieznio-
vie So uwiezieni, w kilku miej-
scach by1y przepiiowane. Ma to
bye robota Andersona. w celach
znaleziono noze, PLY, pilniki, diu-
ia, itp.
Ma rozkaz glownego dozorcy
wiezienia w. T. Davisa, wczoraj
wieczorem nocny dozorca pomo
ca szesciu asystentow ,starannie
przeszukai wszystkie cele. Maj
wiecej narzedzi znaleziono W cei'
IWappa. ...,... ....
Dozorcy przypuszczaia, re II,
icieczka miaia bye wykonana "a
tydzien, gdyz jeszcze zadna ze
sztab ma oknach ME byla przepi'
llowana. -
Pomiedzy. tymi, ktorzyby sie
ma wolnost wydostali sa: Albert
Johnson, skazany ma powieszenie
"a zamordowanie policyanta M
lCorcorana, J. Rooney, alias Ryan
Iaresztowany pred tygodnien
pod zarzutem mordu, G. Saun:
ders, aresztowany pod zarzuter
lrabunku w Argo banku.
zADAJA DEPoRTAcY1' Gu
IDZoZIEMcoW N1EPRzYJA'
CIELSKICH.
| Jeden z najpowazniejszych klu'
lb6w chicagoskich, Union League
Club, ktory patryotyzm i lojal
lnosc dla Stanow Zjednoczonycf
uwaza "a niezbedny warunes
lczlonkostwa, wczoraj przyjai rezt
|lucye, zadajace deportacyi wszy
|stkich cudzoziemcow nieprzyja
Icielskich, internowanych podcza:
lwojny W obozach koncentracyj
nych "a szpiegostwo, nielojalnos'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-31
PROGRAM WIZYT WILL
SOMA.

Londyn, 81. grudnia. - Prezy-
dent Wilson opuSci Londyn dzi-
siaj rano, udajac sic do Paryza
droga ma Dover i Calais. Jutro
wieczorem wyjedzie Paryza do
Rzymu, dokad przybedzie W pia-
tex. NieobecnoSc jego W Raryzu
ME bedzie trwac dAuzej niz ty-
dzien. Do Ameryki wyjedz;e pre-
zydent prawdopodobnie 10 lutte
60. Podczas swego pobytu W
Rzymie prezydent bedzie goS-
ciem rzadu wioskiego, Wydaje
sic take pewnem, re odwiedzi Pa
pieza Benedykta zwiedzi kole--
gfum Metodystow. Zanim prezy,
dent powroci do Paryza, brytyj'
scy delegaci pewnoSc;a juz tam
beda, wobec czego konferencya
rozpocznie sic okolo 10 stycznia,
POBYT WILSONA w MAN
CHESTER.
Manchester, 81. grudnia. =
Pobyt prezydenta Wilsona tuta!
zaznaczyi sic szczegolniejsza mo,
wa, w ktorej prezydent wypowie
dziai jedno najglebszych i maj,
dalej idacych swoich przekonan
luz przedtem Wilson zaznaczyi
ze Alianci i Ameryka pracujs
wzdluz tych samych linii wytycz.
nych dla dobra ogolnego swiats
| i zdaw,I sic potwierdzac opinle
ze brytyjscy mezowie stanu zu'
peinie zgadzaja sic ma iego zasa'
dy W kwestyi pokojowej. Wczo'
raj W movie swojej W Manche-,
ster prezydent Wilson wyrazi
przekonanie, re jezeli Ameryka
Dokonczenle ma strol cy Z