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nAK0TANs REpnnrE1.

washington, Nov. 2O.-Nick Kallas.
1f Wimbledon. N. D., was today re-
ported wounded, having previously
been reported missing in action.
Theodore Wong, of ganish, N. D., pre-
giously reported missing, now is re-
ported returned TO duty.
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FRATERNITIEs, FREED.
(By Associated Press.)

Iby ABBOEIdLeu PTebe.
Washington, Nov. 20.-RestrIctionB
on activities of college fraternities at
student army training corps institu-
tions imposed by the committee on
education and training corps of the
war department are removed by an
order announced today.
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SHIPPING LOSSES.

IBY AssOciated PresB.)
London. Nov. 90. via Montreal
Allied and neutral shipping losses
in October totaied $4,000 tons, the
British admiralty announces. The
British losses amounted to $4,000
tons.
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FIUME is QUIET
Austrian Liner Taken Over and
Named After italian General

Named After italian General
Rome, Tuesday. Nov. 19.--An Ital-
ian cruiser has entered the harbor of
Sebenico. The Austrian trans-At-
Iantic liner Franz Josef. which was
in port, has been taken over and re-
named the Armand Diaz. Admiral
Milto, governor Of the DaImatian re-
gions occupied by Italy, hoisted the
italian flag over the vessel, according
to newspaper dispatches. Order has
been restored at Fiume. it is said.
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GUESTS OF RED CRoss.

10y &AssUgIdLEU Egess.J
Washington, Nov. 90. - Wounded
American soldiers at hospitals in and
near Paris will be the guests of the
day.
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REn CROsa CfIVEas YVAY- srn 80 -

RED CROSS GIVES WAY no PEACE,
Paris. Nov. 20.-The American rep
resentatives at the peace conference
and their stats will occupy a build
ing on the Place de La Concorde,
which has been the headquarters of
the American Red Cross since June.
Headquarters for the Red Cross now
are at the Hotel Regina
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FORECAST,

Minnesota-G Generally fair tonight
ana Thursday; colder tonight
North and South Dakota-Fair to-
night and Thursday; colder tonight in
east and central portions.
Montana-Fair tonight and Thurs
day: not much change in temperature.
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TELEGRAPH COS. CONSOLIDATED

IELEWE0lAFd n OUss OUISsU4lA1D-AAEiA1s
washington. Nov. 0.-Consolida-
tion of the services of the Western
Union and Postal companies under
government control is announced to-
day by Postmaster General Burleson,
effective Dec. /.
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Total .$12,2sa,ss7.56 $16s45S, ,o45.67
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STATE LAWMAKERS ! DEPL0RE DEATH 0f
 l|EU1. ROOSEVELT
Constitutional Convention Sends Message of Sym
 pathy to Parents.

Little Rock, July 1.-The consti- tutional convention today, hy a stand ing vote unanimously adopted the fol lowing resolution by Delegate Nor gan Smith of Pulaski county:
 Whereas, the ssociated Press con veys the sad information of the un- timely death of Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt while bravely fighting for the liberty of mankind on the bloody battlefields of France. and
 Whereas. Lieutenant Roosevelt, In his young life. was representative of the valor, courage and patriotism of millions of young Americans who are offering their lives and fortunes on the field of carnage that the un- speakable Hun may be swept from the face of Gods earth and out of the memory of man. therefore be it
 Resolved, That the deepest ana most sincere sympathies of the con stitutional convention of the state of Arkansas, now in session. be convey ed to Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt in this hour of sodness."
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W. f. COLEMAN 0N COMMITTEE ID
 DRAFT TAX LAW
Will Work Out Plan for Submission to Constitu-
 tional Convention.

Little Rock, July 1.-The consti- tutional convention is still wrestling with the question of taxation. It has had the problem under consideration for eight days now, and aside frno the enlightenment that, has been thrown upon it by the addresses of the members on all phases Of the sub ject :><.=
 The graduated land tax was adopted then reconsidered and with all amendments and substitutes referred to a special committee cogsisting of Massrs. :Seflers, Pattersor, Lamb. Coleman, Mcclellan, and Wilson of Bradley to work out a plar for sub mission to the convention.
 The convention also reconsidered the vote by which the Evans substi- tute to the general taxation section had been adopted. on Tuesday, leaving the whole question open [, with nu- merous proposals. ii
 It seemed probable tonight when the convention adjourned that it would adopt the suggestion of E. 11. Boyce of Newport to take up separ- ately the questions of classification. graduated land tax and segregation and after settling each one, have them drafted into one article to which all might agree.
 The convention refused to amend the prohibition: amendment already submitted by the committee.
 It also adopted an amendment lc- catins the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. there ' being only IA votes against it. Y: :..-
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What the American Red Cross Is Doinq

THE RED CROSS has organized fifty base hospital units, nineteen of which are now seeing service in France. In ten others. the nursing personnel has been supplied by the Red Cross.
 ri. =; :.. E, .t THE RED CROSS has instituted a rolling canteen service back of the American lines.l The canteen pro- vides coffee, sandwiches and other refreshments to the. troops.
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L|fu1, ROOSEVELT
 IS SHOT DOWN BY GERMAN A|RMfN
Father Says He Is Proud of
 His Sons Record in .-...-.z.... Battle. . =. :.

:; Paris, July 17.--Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt. youngest son of the former president, has been killed in an air fight, the semi-official Havas news agency announces. His machine fell into the enemy lines.
 Philip Roosevelt, Quentin's cousin. witnessed the air battle in the vi- cinity of Chateau-Thierry in which Quentin was engaged and saw the machine fall, but did not know until later that the airplane was that of his counsin, La Journal says today.
 Lieutenant Roosevelt, the dispatch says, was returning from a patrol flight when he was attacked by a German squadron
 Lieutenant Roosevelt, the dispatch , says, was returning from a patrol
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ALLIED LINE
 HOLDING FIRM
 IN CHAMPAGNE
(Continued from page one.)

been very small They have lost no guns. the report declares.
 General von Einem's army which has engaged on the left wing in the Champagne, yesterday delivered five attacks between Suippe and Massiges. All the attacks were repulsed with heavy losses.
 French counter attacks have brought the German bridges over the river Marne under the fire of the French artillery of medium calibre.
 Forces of the German crown prince advanced another three miles down the Marne valley yesterday. This makes la total penetration of the French line of about six miles at Festigny, the most southern point reached by the invaders.
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WATCHES IDENTIFY DEAD

Amsterdam, June 17.-The first numbep of novel casualty list has just appeared in Germany. It con. tains the numbers of watches found among the belongings of men killed in action who cannot be otherwise identified. Watches when sold or re- paired are usually marked and num- bered by the watchmaker and record ed, and the German military authori- ties. by circulating this new casualty list among watchmakers throughout Germany, hope to establish the 'iden- tity of many dead soldiers.
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flight when he was attacked by German squadron.
 It was seen that Roosevelt sudden ly lost control of his machine. hav- ing probably received a mortal wound.
 Lieutenant Roosevelt was last seen in combat on Sunday morning with two enemy airplanes about ten miles inside the German lines in the Cha teau-Thierry sector He started out with patrol of 13 American ma chimes. They encountered seven Ger mans and were chasing them back when two of them turned on Lieuten- ant Roosevelt.
 Quentin Roosevelt. in April, 191.. joined the Canadian aviation corps 10 train for service with the American army. He was commissioned last fall and in the present spring began act i've service with the American air forces on the French front. On July 8 he took part in the aerial battle be- tween American and German ma. chimes in the Marne region and few days later on July 10. it was an- nounced that he had brought down his first German airplane in fight north of Chateau-Thierry.
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PROFITEER IN DOOR KNOBS

New oYrk, July 17.--A new method of profiteering in Germany was dis closed in the Reichstag recently when Socialist Deputy, Meerfeld, declared that private contractors were making millians from government contracts for the manufacture of door knobs to replace the metal knobs seized under the recent order of the German gov ernment.
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according to letters from soldiers there. It is impossible to accommo- date the crowds that try to attend the theatres. People almost fought to get into big theatre when the film de- picting the occupation of Beersheba was shown.
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SELLS "CRUSOES" WILL

London. July 17.-The last "will' of Alexander Selkirk. the original of Robinson Crusoe, was sold at auction here this month for $300 The will begins: Being now bound out on a voyage to sea, and callinti to mind the perils and dangers of the seas and other uncertaintys of this transitory
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to render some service to his o,, try and to showthe stuff there v,, s"' him before his fate befell him ~
 This statement was isued hv q, nel Theodore Roosevelt today ssl press dispatches had furnished s, firmation that his son had been I5 od
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STOLE S5 COFFEE BEANS

New York. uyly 17.-A German let ter carrier with a record of twenty six years of service in Soemmerda was recently sentenced to serve three months in prison for stealing" thir- ty-five coffee beans which had fallen from parcel post package. in the post office, says the Berlin Tageblatt.
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TO PAY PREMIUMS
 FOR CRUDE 0l

New York. July 17.-paymep certain premiums above the wa price of crude oil was recommenda| a plan for the stablizing of priea the Appalachian, Mid-Continent 2 Gulf coast fields, submitted tod1 to M. L. Requa, director general the oil division of the national tl administration by A. C. Beds1 chairman of the National petrul1 war service commission, represent the oil industry.
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Germans XII Own Soldiers.

Paris. July 17.-(Havas Agency,- Ninety-four Germans were killed and "A wounded on the night of Jn;y 15. 16 when five German aviators bombed prison camp in the region of Troyes, 30 miles behind :he French battle front. The aerial bombardment last ed for one hour. Two French soldiers of the camp guard were wounded.
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THE RED CROSS is the link between the American people and the Ameri- can Dreadnaughts. It is the official agency through which gifts from the people can be made to the Navy.
 THE RED CROSS is enlisting more than one thousand volunteer nurses month, and is training them for work in the field. It sends them to the army fully trained and equipped.
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NORWEGIAN SHIP SUNK.

At Atlantic Por'. July l7.-Wd reached here to3ay thlt the NMvI gian sailing ship, Marosa, lSS9 ta loaded with coal. had been sunk sea by a German sGDmarin. ar. lV the crew was Ian tnd safely at CaM3 Nova Scotia yes:e. day.
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NEWS. OF JEFFERSON
 BOYS WITH COLORS
Niven Likes the Navy

Vernon Niven states in a letter re- ceived by his father. that he is doing fine and likes the naval training bet ter the more he has of it. He says that he has about the same food at the training station that he had at college and had big turkey dinner the Fourth Vernon is in training at the naval training station at San Diego. g ,'..
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The shortage of men has led the authorities of Columbus, Ind, to ser iously consider a proposal to install . night force of policewomen.
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JERUSALEM LIKES MOVIES

London, July ,17.-The moving pie ture has acquired sudden and enor- nous popularity in Jerusalem, parti- cularly among the native population,
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PUTNAM SUCCEEDS GROSS

Little Rock, July l7.--The governor has announced the ..s appointment of Jesse G. Putnam as a member of the State Board of Embalmers, to sue ceed B. Gross of Hot Springs. who has resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-18

Proud of Sons Record.
 Oyster Bay, N. Y., July 11.-"Quen- tins mother and I are very glad that he got to the front and had chance
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aa-A--a-A-a-a THE RED CROSS soensn % p oa TO HELP THE has furnished pa1gn against FRANCE AND M % % se s nosir p trench fever r. ; :, F- F physi THE RED CROSS ] | ~ o' ~ ''"' en"inmt n e anu undertaken { the and wound, F 4''p provide the ed its defenders. THE RED CROSS entire supply of will help the sphnts Tor the < 1t of the families of Alnercan army To eAsteu men 10 r,,r nrr, o,o,, which maintaining the .a,n 'ne T A culture of the soil and the fab us o @ w "rnlsn % 'ne of an a eaacalon e.Ie supls o "nu nuury. nsa n s @ coming genera RED CROSS oner.tons e r ton by backing ~ chldren's r garments, EREr)c
 
 al thousand of ! rur pr,, cnoc, tons in time of refugees ] will provide san. need Ii.To Y
 health F keen q horn o,o THE RED CROSS sis prevention. S on caring TOT To conserve home and hly h1e l tonments a po"nd '0o ! to ward off :" A'""" 0T*-~-9-9~7T-0-9 sibe epidemcs. has established THE RED CROSS will su, ~ actores TOT the when
 ee TUT our sou'eiS "lth rood and ~ ~ ~ ~ CROSS is building bouses
  w De provided With comforts pleasure during euos 'iness
 - - THE RED CROSS Is constructing a OoHo Will send od chain ces to American prisoners baseho many Each parcel contains meat butter jam magazines r'ce ana oled rruit newspapers
 The American rndo,,. service spirit Of our allies The oea With the unexpected arising In these emergencies immediate relief is the only ~
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18

Polakow, mieszkajqcych W tel
dzielnicy, vice MECH sic kazdy
stara, azeby PREY lego nazwisku
ME bylo umieszczone 00.O0, co
znaczy, re mic ME ofiarowal.
Wierzymy, IL ME bedzie po-
trzeba przymuszac nikogo,bo jul
teraz p}yna liczne ofiary i to dc
tego bondy wolnosciowe rodacy
przynosza. Dalej, do szeregu po-
dazcie "a mimi.
Tu So podanc nazwiska kollek-
torow oraz jake maja ulice wy
znaczone, wraz Z pomocnikami.
Escanaba ave., Exchange ave.
! Commercial ave. - p. MARGIN
Przybyia.
Houston ave. p. Adam Milo.
ducki.
Coles ave. - p. Bron. Guzow-
ski.
South Shore Drive - PARMA
Kat. Kopczyiiska.
Baker ave. PAM Wiki. Cry
bowska.
Brandon ave. - p. w. Kask.
Burley ave. - p. J. Pawlicki.
Buffalo ave. p. ]. Kociiski.
Mackinaw ave. - p. ]. Sleczka.
Greenbay ave. - p. WI. Pija-
nowski.
M. R. Z.
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Y MICHAkOWA.

Sub-komitet obywatelski PREY
parafii Sw. Michaia Arch. w So.
Chicago, otworzy} kampanie ma
zbieranie Funduszu Milionowego
- do akcyi tei wybrano osoby IT,
powaznione przez Sub-komitet z
miejscowem proboszczem ma cze'
lie, kt6ry jest takze honorowym
prezesem tego komitetu.
Zaznacza sic, azeby Publicz-
nose ME powatpiewala O ofierze,
ktora z}ozy przez rece kollekto-
row, albowiem w zamian otrzy--
ma sic mark w takiej ilosci lie
sic ofiary zlozy, a kollektorzy CO.
.dziennie beda zdawali raporta re
swych czynnosci. Ofiary swe ska
dac nalezy tylko tym, co beda
mieli upowazpenie cd ks. probo-
SEGA z pieczecia koScielnq.
Podaje sic do wiadomosci, IL
CO tydzieh beda drukowane biule-
tyny i rozdawane pred koscio-
lem z nazwiskami wszystkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
KRWAWE ROZRUCHY w
NORTH

WlnSton-Salem, N. ~, 10 llSt'
Piec osob zostalo zabitych,
przeszio drugie lyle poranionych
Iwskutek .rozruchow ulicznych,
jake sic tutaj wydarzyly, gdy
kilkotysieczny tlum ludzi napadl
ma wiezienie miejskie, chcac wy
drzec z rak wladz policyjnych ne
era, oskarzonego o zamordowa--
ME ]. F. Childress'a, szeryfa
F1inta i 0 napad ma zone ]. +.
Childress' a. Walka trwala do
pozna w nocy. Wszelkie usi}owa,
ria zaprowadzenia porzadku
specify ma niczem. Wiadze poll
cyjne i miejskie zawiadomily @
rozruchach gubernatora Stanrt
Bickett'a i poprosiiy go o pomoc.
len natychmiast rozkaza} milicyi
stanowej z miasta Greensboro IL
dac sic ma miejsce rozruchow, o.
raz wyslat specyalna depesze do
wIadz wojskowych w obozie Polk
Z proSba o przyslanie oddzialu
rsou1arneoo woiska.
Formowanie sic tiumow nasta-
pilo W sobote p%opoludniu, a o
godzinie $50 urzadzono napad
ma wiezienie. przyczem dano try
strzaly, raniac niebezpiecznle
t-zech murzynow. Zwo}ano ma
tychmiast rezerwy policyJne,
ktorym udalo sic wyprzec tlum z
wnetrza budynku wieziennego,
poczem zwoiano milicye. Pokoj
zapanowal, ale tylko ma chwile.
Pc caiym mieScie obiegla pogios-
ka, re zaStrzelony meyer ME byl
Itym. kt6rego chciano zlynczowac.
Tlum znowu poczaf sic groma--
die i wieczorem urzadzonO pono-
why atak ma wiezienie, ktore by
10 re wszech stron otoczone mi
licya. Rozhukany tlum w}amai
sic do sklep0w z na~rzedziami, "a
bral rewolwery i strzelbv zasila-
lac sic r6wnoczeSnie w amunicye,
przyczem zwiekszai sic Z chwila
kazda. Major miasta chcial pre-
movie do tlumu, lecz ME siucha-
no go. w miedzyczasie nadjecha-
Ia straz pozarna i gdy rzucono
sic ma wiezienie, strategy wyrzu-
cili strugi woody ma atakujacych,
Ze strony tiumu paddy strza}y,
powalajQc trupem strazaka naz-
wiskiem Young. Prawdopodob-
ME ME zdolano znalezc poszuki-
wanego negra, gdyz wszelkie
! ~strzaly w strone wiezniow ustaly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
Ofiary zebrane ma Armie Polska w
miesiacu wrzesniu, p%azdzierni-
ku i listOpadzie 1918, przez
KOmitet O~bywatelski u Dziel-
nicy Town of Lake.

KOmitet Obywatelski q Dziel-
nicy Town of Lake.
D. Sgo wrzeSnia, 1918. Prey Cd
prowadzeniu ochotnik6w z parafil
Serca Pana Jezusa $91.25.
Wrzesien, 1913. Ma weselu II PIP.
Antoniego i J6zefiny Kaminskich "a
j. tcyatywa p. Kat. Siwinskiej, ze--
brano razem 1925.
Wrzesieh. w stacyi rekrutacyjneJ
mr.. 5 ma rece sierzanta st. Dcplew-
skiego razem $41.5O.
Wrzesien. Odebraiem Cd p. j. ku-
Eulskiego ofiary zebrane "a inicya-
tywa p. Julii Obirek razem $3.50.
Pazdziernik. w staCyi rekruta--
cyjnej TT. 5 ma rece sierzanta Stan.
| Deple wskieeo ziozono razem $41.6O.
w pazdzierniku. Ma c~hrzcinach u
Id. Jana BoIsenga Fam. pnr. 1909
s. Wood III. zebrano $1,000.
w paadzierniku, Lucyan Strojwas
zlozyi $1.0O.
w Iistopadzie. Pan Henryk Silver
z1ozyI $1.00.
w listopadzie ma chrzcinach Il PIP.
A Krol. zam. pnr. 1882 w. sofa
nj, zebrano razem' $500.
40Or
Sumo powyzsza odebralem, kt6ra
kwtluje.
. 2 szacunkiem.
II. KoWalewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
ME- UzYWAJ PLASTRA I
I GORCzYCYI
Musterole Dziala Gatwiej, PREDICT
iBcz Pecherza

Niema sensu m!cszaria gorczyey z
r,aka i woda, gdy mOzecie latwo usun9e,
Dol, zbOlenie hub z~esztywpienie uzywaJac
troehe ezystej, bialej Musterole.
, Musterole Jest zrobiona z ezystego
oleiu gorezyey i innych pomoenyeh
s~kladuik6w, przyrzadzonyeh W formie
dogodnej biaIej maSci. Zastepuje
pr~zestarzale plaStry z gorezycy l ME
sprowadza Qecherza.
Musterole zazwyczaj przynosi szybka
ulge no Dol gardla, bronehit zapalenie
gruezoI6w, trup, sztywnoS6 szyi, astme,
neuralgia, boil glowy, kongestye, zapa-
lenie opiuenej, reumatyzm, lumbago, Dol
" krzyzu i stawaeh, w~ywiehnieeie, bo-
lace miesnie, potluezenie, odziebienie,
odmrozenie n6g, z~aziebienie piersi (cze-
sto zapobiega zapaleniu Plue).
SOC i Coo sloik; sloik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
WOJENNA
w

Cleveland, o., Is. listopada. -
w sobote rano otworzono tutaj
wystawe wojenna, kt6ra bedzie
trwac do "a listcpada. w sobote
wiecz6r, ]. F. P~ershing, brat gen.
]. ]. Pershinga, dow6dcy wojsk
amerykahskich we Francyi, otwo
rzyf oficyalnie wysta@e przemo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18

0a&AycA ~sIaTbisrzy 4 nSeiegasCHs
0yhajscych m kieszsnIs aatwevtse
nyoh. ME ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO.
0K1 ma swydh szpaltach. b. sawsss
pracujs ola dobra ludu. 0szukancHs
fire sales" stanowcso " DzIpNNI.
KU CH1CAGoSKlN ~sg,AAsans ~
~ nogN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18

niu komitetu za%jmujacego sic wy
wieszeniem flagi slubbowej ma 2icj
ulicy, blisko Washtenaw avenue.
Przekaz bankowy oddano odpowied-
MENU komitetoWi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18

st. Paul, Is. listopada. Sc,
kretarz Stanu Minnesota, J.. A
Schmal, pc urzedowym przeliczes
niu gIosow zawiadomil, re Stan
Minnesota nadal pozostanie Sta,
nem ,,mokrym." Urzedowe pre-
liczenie glosow wykaza}o, re pro-
hibicyoniSci zostali zwyciezeni
wiekszoScia 1856 glosow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
q OBOZU GRANTA.

Rockford, IS. listop. - Czynia
tutaj goraczkowe przygotowania
celem wypeinienia rozkazu made
sianego Cd departamentu wojny
zdemobilizowania Isl brygady.
Wypelnienie tego rozkazu uwolni
prawie poiowe personalu obozo--
wego. Wszyscy inni zoinierze,
kt6rzy %pozostana, natychmiast
zostana wypuszczeni, chyba, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
ZAJMUJE POD
SWA KoNTROLE M
Ookonczenie ze STRONGLY
ME EKSPRESOWE.
Washington, Is. listopada,

Washington, Is. listopada. -
Prez, Wilson wydai proklamacye
W sprawie zajecia pod kontrole
rzadu zjednoczonych komPanii
ekspresowych, naznaczajac row.
noczeSnie dyrektorem mad eks-
presami sekr. McAdoo.
Nova administracya ME fanny
Sla wnosic zadnych radykalnych
zmian w systemic operacyjnym.
ami tez w personalu. Spodziewac
Sic atoli trzeba wiekszych rat cd
przesyiek ekspresem, L chwila
gdy raty podnioSa sic, zapiata 70,
botnik6w r6wniez bedzie powiek-
szona. Wediug obliczen nieurze-
dowych ogolna suma pieniedzy,
jaka przypadnie w udziale robot
nixon Z chwilQ zaprowadzenia
podvyzki. wynosic bedzie okoio
12.OOO.OCO dolarow.
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