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wounded, He Kills Two.

pital, where he lies to-day.
Wounded, He Kills Two.
Close TO him on another bed lies a boy
Of 20 to whom had been given the COM
mand OF a platoon; he does not know
why. except that he had surely wanted
to make himself good soldier and had
worked as hard as he could. He fought
toward Hamel. up the ridge and down
into the dip. where the barbed wire i'm
peded them. then over another ridge into
the village, where bullets enough were
flying. but not many Germans were will
ing to come to hand to hand fighting.
At last. however, he told jOyously
when he had been wounded in the foot
two Germans came at him with their
bayonets CrouchinC on the ground he
shot one of them as they came then
staggering UP he managed somehow to
keep his balance. parry the Germans
bayonet thrust and break his head with
the butt of his rife before he himself
tainted. to wake up on the way to the
hospital
The men who tell these tales are not
Dragging; they are merely relating
happy incidents in the greatest expert
ence that has come to them in life, and
everything they say Is borne out by the
Australians. who are good Judges and
who say that they never saw such feroc-
ity in fighting as these new, troops
showed. The impression made on the
army by the performance Of these
Americans is profound.
The Commander In Chief has sert
congratulations to the commander Of
the Australian corps and to the General
commanding the American unit from
which the United States troops engaged
in the attack were drawn Field Marshal
Hais congratulates them on the COM
pete success of the operation and on
the skill and gallantry OF all the troops
engaged | cannot too strongly empha-
size the excellent impression made on
the Australians by the behavior and
sallantry OF the Americans. 1t is hard
to say which OF the two bodies OF troops
admires the other more.
LONDON, July Field Marshal Haig
has sent the following commentator to
the Fourth Army In recognition OF its
successes on the Amiens front July 4:
PLEASE convey to Lieut. Gen. Sir John
Monash and the ranks of his command.
including the tanks and the detachmeuts
OF American troops. my warm congratu-
lations on tho success which attended
operations carried out Thursday morning
and on the skill and gallantry with
which they were conducted
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Magistrate Charles w, Appleton, pre-
siding Magistrate at the Municipal Term
Court, Municipal Building. was desig-
mated yesterday Acting Chief city Mag
istTst" during the absence Of Chief city
Maslstrate William McAdoo during his
vacation.
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Germans Control Agriculture.

Meanwhile Field Marshal Won Macken-
sens army command gradually is trans
ferrIng power to me Rumanian authori-
ties, such as the administration OF banks.
law courts and customs, but agricul-
tural control remains In German hands.
The wheat crop at some places mas
been burned, hut elsewhere the crop is
good. so that the average will be fair
The corn crop is badly in need OF rain.
The occupying forces have been
drafted according to the peace treaty
into quarters. The Germans occupy the
territory from Turnscverin along the
new Hungarian frontier to the Sereth
River. while the Austrians are in control
OF the distict from Turn.everin east
ward along the Danube River.
The correspondent further says that
the ruling classes are so infected with
"pre-war corruption that. the applica-
ton Of an iron broom is necessary"
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ST. JoHT's, y. F. July 5.--A 1000. =
O0o victory loan which wfoundland
was usked to raise IN six weeks was
obtained by popular subscription in six
days and II war announced to-day that
the amount probably would be doubled
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SOCIALISTS INVITE
new BID FOR PEACE
"Vorwaerts" Asserts Reason
able Offer From Allies
Would Lead to 1t.
DUE TO ECONOMIC FORCE
Reichstag Adopts Rumanian
Treaty. but Austria Objects
to Some Sections. :,

AMSTERDAM, July 5.--Vor,cderts, the
Berlin Socialist newspaper, asserts edi-
torially that the desire OF the German
people for speedy peace with honor Is
40 strong that sensible accommoda alton
from the other side would be bound to
lead to its realization.
our enemies to-day" continues the
newspaper, have the opportunity OF OBJ
tanning II peace not prescribed by the
war map but based on the equipose of
the military and economic forces on both
sides
Tho policy OF truth demanded by
Philip Scheidemann Socialist LEADER
requires an admission that the economic
forces of the German people are not in
eXhaustible. and the fact that we are cut
of from overseas raw material is being
Increasingly felt.
''rhe more candidly we speak OF this
matter the more readily will our cne-
mics believe us when we say that this
oppressive situation can only induce us
for years to make greater military eff
forts, but not TO accede to conditions
dishonortng the German people and dam
aging their interests permanently.
THE conclusion of a peace with honor
thus corresponds to the interests of our
adversary in the same degree as our
own"
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TT is action on the part OF Germany
in launching an expedition OF $4,000 men
to strike at tho defending forces Of
Americans and Allies in the province OF
Archangel has brought up the question
of sending reenforcemeDts at once to
Kola. Whatever plans have been de-
cided upon cannot be disclosed. but II
Is said the situation admits OF only two
alternatives, either to send reinforce
ments at once or order the supplies
burned and the forces withdrawn.
The attitude OF the Boisheviki in aid
ing Tie Germans In their Archangel plans
and in seeking to disarm the Czecho-
Slovaks in. Siberia has impressed dipo-
mats here with tho conviction that the
Bolshevlki and the Soviets arc now so
honeycombed witt German agents that
4 would be extremely dangerous to re-
gard them even as neutral.
Opinion IN Entente diplomatic circles
here is Overwhelmingly against the Boil
sheviki and the views of the diplomats
are supported by evidence based on
latest reports from trained diplomatic
observers and agents who have been in
vestigating conditions In Russia.
The view OF tie diplomats. Il is known.
is not shared by Raymond Robins Of
the American Red Cross. Mr.. Robins.
who has just returned from Russia. is
understood 10 b. strongly IN favor Of
dealing with the Soyiets and offering
them economic aid and cooperation. In
this his view apparently comedies with
q Q, Presidents plan for a commission.
So far as known Mr.. Robins has not yet
made his report TO the state Depart
ment. He has. however. talked very
freely with Justice Rrandeis and other
officials here and sought to impress them
with views which are apparently quite
opposite TO those OF French, British and
Russian leaders In Washington.
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US. TROOPS ACT AS
VETERANS IN FIGHT


shot with rife before a third wound
crippled him and sent him to the hos
ptal, where he lies to-day.
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Appleton to he Chief Magistrate.

The Republic of Guatemala has been
at war with Germany since April.
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ARMED AID NEEDED
BY SLAVIC PATRIOTS


The statement that Finland was about
to declare war on the Entente. which
came in cable press dispatches, was re-
garded as extremely important This
was taken to mean that the Films were
ready to combine with the Germans in
the expedition which Germany has AL
ready launched against the small forces
of British, French and Americans now
guarding huge amounts OF supplies at
kola,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-02-07

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 E'.rs- Publication. Jan 21. 1918. Las Publication. March g, 1918
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WANTED-A- the Graabx Mining Col F!unkev s75 per month; 1 miaa Carpenter B day: l cook for small craR s75 per month: mine black smith s day.-adv 3.
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Serial o2Se2 DEPARTid GET OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office
Serial o2Soo
.....i- laslsa

Juneau AiasKa
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 "A tract of IBIS acres, denomlpated [. :. Sarves No. 120S. located in Wards Cove ea the southeast shore .hereos. ahoa. , miles north of the town of Ks.esta.an and Revillaslgedo ss.aad ia Lat 55 24' 15" \. Long. 1S1s - la~ ". and beginning at Cor. No os sid survey and II. C. on line CT ordinary high tide of Wards Cove whence |. s. l. M. No. , bears \. 55s ~ ". a26S chains aud V. {. taars s. 55s 12' E. 25 Enbs. thence n said last mentioned
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H. R. 0O02
In me Houss ef Representatives
 gsrsary 2. 1918.

M- Sulra- z-.roi-csi the following 1...- aAic1 ms referred 70 The Com n..esa cn .Ae Merchant Marine and Fisheries aai -ze-ei . ta printed
 : Si.E
 eCo-1aue5 rom Yesterday
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7C0n-lnusd TonorTowJ ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19

W!adomosG o szczeSliwem wylado-
waniu z oddzialami wojsk we Fran
Cyl Myzej podanego ~sierzanta otrzy-
nDlia Cnegdsj matka jego, PAM Ma
ryanna Kopihska, zamieszkala pnr.
31GG North Monticello avenue.
Sierzant Franciszek Kopihski
pred wyjazdem do Francyi znajdo-
wal sic W Camp Dix W Stanie New
Jersey jako czlonck kompanii PREY
glownej kwaterze S45-go pulku pie
choSy Wuja Sama siuzyi on poprzed
Mo cztery lata W marylarce Stan6w
Ziednoczonych a rok temu wstapif
iako oehotnik do 2rmii gdzie sic do
sluzyi W kr6tkim bGrdzo czasie ran
ri sierzarta. Priced wstapieniem do
woiska. ~pracowai on W zakiadzie
brata swego Augusta Kopinskego,
o. n. Economy Manufacturing Co."
jako maszynista.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19
WACkAWOWA

Do szkoiy sw. Waciawa uczeszcza
obecnie ~przeszio piecset dzieci; brak
| odpowiedniego miejsca ola dzieci ma
klasy szkolne dale sic odczuwae 1 a.
by je wygodnie Domiescit, x. pro-
boszcz Ferdynand Scieszka z komite
tenn parafialnym ma czele postanowil
dawny starry drewniany koscioiek,
kt6ry byI przedtem do u5ytku zanim
obecny koscioi byi zbudowany, obro-
cie ma klasy szkolne 1 ma sale ola
spiewakow na~lezacych do ch6ru pa
rafialnego W celu odbywania lekcyi
sp:ewu. Praca juz jest W toku, mala
RE odnaw1aja wnetrze, tax, re W
krotkim czasie starry kosci6}ek ME
bedzie stall pusty, be- uzytku, lecz
dzieci uczyt sic beda WARY sw.' pol
skosci 1 posluszenstwa oraz wszyst-
kiego co W szkole parafialnej jest
~potrzebne / wymagane.
w parafii sw. Waciawa przypada
W dniu $3.50 w~rzesnia, t. p. W ostat-
MIA sobote swieto patrona para.ll;
z okazyi tel odbedzie sic odpust uro-
czysty, kt6ry zostanie odfozony. ma
nastepny dzief. do niedzieli. Msze
sw. odprawiae sic beda, jak zwykle,
kazdej niedzieli. Ksieza miejscowi 1
pozamiejscowi beda siuchat spo-
wjedzi sw. W sobote dnia 2Sgo b. m.
%
okoio polowy miesiaca patdzier--
nika, W parafii sw. Waciawa, odbe-
die sic bazar ma korzyst parafii Q
potrwa prawdopodobrie przez jeden
Tub DIVA tygodnie. Parafianie sw:
Waciawa zapewne znowu dzielnie pc
pra wyzej ~wspomEiany bazar, tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19

Rocznice dwudziesto piecio letnia
pozycia malzenskiego obchodzili o.
! negdaj PIP. Franciszek / Wiktorya e
domu Oslagier) Biedka. Ma intencye
j~ubilat6w, W koSciele Sw. StanisfaWa
Kostki X. Franciszek Dembinski, G,
R.. proboszcz Stanislawowa, W asys-
tencyi Xxx. Franciszka Repinskiego,
J. Piechowskiego 1 L~azarowicza Cd
prawii Msze sw.
Panstwo Biedka poblogos}awieni
zostali oSmiorgiem, dzieci / dwo-
ma wnuczkami; najm}odsza DO "a
ledwie s lat liczca c6reczka Mania
przystapi}a, "a specyalna dispense,
do Pierwszej Komunii Sw. W dzieh
rocznicy rodzicow.
Podczas Mszy Sw. ma ch6rze Spie-
waly panic: Agnieszka Nering, Ma
rya Kowalska, J6zwiakowska, Ira
finska i pan Jan Nering.
w domu jubilat6w pnr. 11OS No.
Robey utica, odbyIa sic uczta ma kto
rel obecni byli: Xxx. Franciszek Cor
don C. R., Franciszek Dembihski, c.
R., Jan w. Robakowski, Franciszek
,Repinski, j. Kowalczyk z Nebraska,
PIP. Woslager, B. Woslager, PIP. l..
Woslager, PIP. Opila z rodzina, PIP.
Roruccy 2 synkiem, pani Mieczyn-
ska z dzieGmi; PIP. Patelscy, PIP. WI
$riewscy, PIP. Julius, PIP. Balcor z
5yaem, PIP. T. Gordon, PIP. ]. Nerlng,
Up Jtzwiakowscy Z c6rka, D. L,Ny.
Andrlej ]. Kwasigroch, R. Scheef.er,
Dr. NJ. c. Lepak, DR.. Bozinch, D.. ].
Starzyk, DR.. Hildebrandt, Sikorski,
P. zrBezihski, PIP. Pallasch, PIP. A
rel DIT, PIP. A. Pohlmann, NJ. WiSEle-
wski, PawIowski z c6rkami, PIP. j.
Wleklihscy, F. Robakowski, M. Oh
szewski i I~mbiorowicz. Do sto}u u
sfugiwa}y panienki z Maryanowa l re
StanisIawowa. Smaczna kolacye PREY
rzadzi{ kuchmistrz P. Thiema. Au--
tomobil6w dostarczy} P. Knoll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19

jak ~poprzednie, ktore dotychczas By
ly urzadzane ma dochod parafii, DO
tylko przez wsp6lna prace MONA "a
soby materyalne powiekszyc. .
K6fko Literackie i'm. Adama Mic
kiewicza W parafii sw. Waciawa, jak
sic dowiaduiemy, znowu sic bierze
energicznie do piracy ma niwie scent.
cznej 1 zamierza wystawic wesoia
sztuke p. t. Wick l Wacek" - W
niedziele, dnia 2fgo pazdziernika b.
r. W sail parafialnej sw. WaciaWa
przy Lawndale ave. Bilety do naby-
cia So u czlonk6w ! czionkin Kofka
Literackiego. Role obsadzone So "
silly amatorow zdolnyoh, przeto ME-
ma najmniejszej watpliwosci, ze ca
lose sztuki wypadnie bez zarzutu. -
Kapelauem K6Ika jest znany W ko-
ZACH mlodzieay x. Jakob Szprenga'
miejscowy asystent.
Pisemko wychodzace W paraft1
sw. Waciawa pod nazwa "Waciawo-
wo" utrzymywane przewaznie przez
lamtejszych przemysiowcow, a wyda
wane CO kwartal (czyii CO try mie-
siace) jest pod kontrola nowego re-
daktora, znanego Polonii p. Szczepa-
ma Kolanowskiego. Powyzsze pisem-
ko prawdopodobnie wyjdzie W przy-
szia n~iedziele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19
ZE STANISLAWOWA.
Bractwo Miodz. sw. J6zef

- Bractwo Miodz. sw. Jozefa, cd
dial 1 2 odbedzie konferencye
dzisiaj wieczorem, o godzinie pol do
6smej, wv kosciele dolnym.- Piotr
P. wisniewski, PREF; Teod. s.. K1o-
potowski, sekr. prot, 1247 Cleaver
ul.
- Tow. Sokoi Orzei Biaiy odbe-
die swoje m~iesieczne posiedzenie
dzisiaj wieczorem, o godzinie smej
wsali gimnastycznej. Obecnosc kaz-
diego druha jest p~ozsdana, BIO So
wazne sprawy do zalawienia.. Go
lem! = Roman Grocowina, prezes;
Leon Lapinski, sekr. prot, 1908 E
vergreen ave.
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Czteroletni Edward Ziminski, 2
pnr. 1909 South Mosspratt utica, ma
Bridgeporcie, zmari wczoraj z ran
otrzymanych. ubiegiego wtorku, gdy
automobil ciezarowy wlasnosci fir
my Illinois Smoked Meat Comp" z
pnr. 271O Poplar avenue, najechai
ma niego / fatalnie go pokaleczyl.
i go i
w chwilowej rozpaczy z obawy o
byt trzech jego syn0w, 2 kt6rych
uwtth znajduje sig, W marynarce {
trzeci W transzach we Francyi, 10
zef Czapski, LEGACY lat As, W celu
samob6jczym odkrecii wczoraj kur-
XII cd gazu W mieszkaniu PAM Julii
Cellar, zamieszkaiej pnr. 1916 Par
nell avenue. Dnaleziono biednego OF
ca W czas i jest nadzieja, re da sic
mu zycie uratowaG.
!, go !
Wczoraj ma piec dniowy urlop z
Nowego Yorku przyjecha} Antoni
Mazankowski, marynarz, syn PIP. Wa
Ientego / Stanislawy Mazankowskich
zamieszkaiych pnr. 1858 North Lea
witt utica, ma Maryanowie. M}ody
wojak zapisal sic W czerwcu, b. r.
poraz drugi do marynarki 1 W trzech
miesiacach s}u5by odbyi try pre-
jezdzki' do Francyi i z powrotem ia
ko czionek zaiogi ma okrecie U. s..
S. Colhoun.
! 900 \
W Danville, ILL.,, bawi obecnie kor-
necista Sylvester Kiosowski z JEFF
ferson Parku. Jake cz}onek kapeli
MAESTRO Liberattiego glrywa on ma
wystawie ,,Illinois-Indiana State
Fair" jaka sic odbywa obecnie W
miescie wyzej podanym. Wr6ci on z
powrotem do Chicago W przyszia So
bote wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19

kratami wiezienia. Porucznik z
biura detektywow J. Lotus Z
grenada pomocnikow czyni wszel
kie kroki p~otrzebne W pogoni "a
rabusiami z rewolwerami, goto-
wynn do strzaiu. w dokonaniu
tego rabunku braio udzia} osmiu
mezczyzn, ktorzy weszli do banku
pred czwarta godzina o poiudniu
2 zamiarem zastrzelenia stroza
J. J~ackson'a, gdyz mniemali, il W
banku znajduje sic co najmniej
500, 900.
Stroz Jackson uderzy} W twarz
jednego z napastnik6w, wtem 20
stall postrzelony W ramie uderzyl
go jednak powtornie i otrzymaf
drugi postrzal. Jedna re steno-
grafistek poczeia krzyczec. Pod
czas tego zamieszania kasyer size
gnai po revolver, lecz zfodziejs
widzac to ME czekali ma nastep-
silva i dali drapaka. Stroz ME
wiedzac, IL jest postrzelony, pu-
sell sic W pogoh "a bandytaml
NTektorzy z pracownikow tego
banku sadza, il byli to CT kryml-
naliSci, kt6rzy uciekli z wiezienia
powiatowego, lecz szef biura de-
tektywow przeczy, by to byli onl
poniewaz CT pewnie ME uciekliby
ma krzyk dziewczyny. Rabusie
owl widocznie byli tylko amato-
rami, a w dodatku cudzoziemca-
mi.
Pogloski kraza, re CT z}odzieie
%zamierzaja wstapic do wojska ka-
nadyjskiego, by W ten sposob uni
knac aresztowania. Szef Mooney
powiada, re wys}a} detektywow
do Kanady, by zbadali wszystkic
biura rekrutacyjne.
James Blue, s%zofer, pracujacy
ola firmly Blue Taxi Co." do.
|ni6sl policyi, re pewien mezczy-
INA ubrany w mundur zolnierza
i trzej inni napadli ma niego "a
bierajac mt $14 i automobil.
SEZONU SYM
FONIczNEJ ORKIESTRY.
Chicagoska Orchestra Symfo-
niczna zaczyna swoj 2s-my scion
jake chicagoska o~rganizacya kon-
certowa w Orchestra Hall" DIN.
11go i 12go pazdziernika, t.. ]. W
piatek po poiudniu i W soboty
wieczorem. Scion sk}adac sic be-
die z 2S-miu koncertow pc po-
ludniowych W piatki i wieczor-
nych W soboty. Dyrygentem or
kiestry jest Fir. Stock. Miedzy in
nymi artystami udziai biora:
John Mccormack, Helena STAN
ley, J6zef Holman, Mischa Le-
viczki, Guiomar Novales, PAM
Vera K~alun-Aronson, Harold
Bauer, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Ru-
dolph CAM, Franciszka Nash,
Toscha Seidel, Raoul Vidas, JAG
cues Thibaud, Efrem Zimbalist,
Joseph Bonnet, Hulda Lanshan-
ska, Zofia Braslau Reinald Wer-
renrath.
NAPAD BANDYCKI
Policya poszukuje dwoch mlo-
dych bandytow, ktorzy naadli ma
Pohl'a woznice i kolektora firmy
Iona Grande Company" jego
pomocnika Martina Green'a. O.
brabowali ich ma $1,000 W gotow-
ce, oraz $4,000 W czekach. Bandy-
CT dokonali rabunku ma Town
send III. blisko Chicago ave., po-
czem wsiadlszy do AUTOMOBILE
ciezarowego, zbiegli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-19
KRONIKA MIEJSCOWA

John P. Hopkins, John H. Her.
rison, John G. Oglesby, John H.
Walker, John A. Spoor, David
E. Shanahan i E. M. Lloyd. Po-
mimo powyzszych ~zastrzezen re-
peracyi ME przewyzszajace So,
500 So dozwolone. Poblizsze in
formacye W tel kwestyi, intere
sowani niechaj sic zwroca do blu
"a pod mr.. 120 PREY w. Adams I'll.
w SPRAWIE DEFICYTU
M~IEJSKIEGO.
w kasach miasta Chicago znaj-
duje sic obecnie deficyt W sumic
100000, przeto Rada Miejska,
by chociaz W czeSci ratowac sy-
tuacye finansowa, uchwalila wczo
raj zmiane placenia licencyi salu-
nowych ma termin try = mlesle--
czny, co da miastu n~atychmiasto-
wa gotowke w sumie $1,4O7, $50.
Licencya taxa bedzie wynosi}a
$3.50.
Alderman Edward ]. Kaindl,
ljeden z przywodcow ,,mokrych'
postawii ten wniosek w sprawie
trzymiesiecznego terminu, ktory
Rada Miejska przyjela jednoglo.
snie.
Do tego trzy-miesiecznego ter
mimi licencyi, przyczyni}o sic
r6wniez wiele = rozporzadzenie
prezydenta Wilsona zabraniajace
pc pierwszym pazdziernika uzy--
wanna do wyrobu piwa jakichkol-
wick artykuiow s~pozywczych,
procz slodu i chmielu, a dalej roz-
porzadzenie to zabrania po pierw-
Sym grudnia wszelkiego wyrobu
piwa.
w Chicago jest obecnie 1851
salunow i przypuszczalnie wszy-
soy saluniSci p~ostaraja sic o licen-
eye k~wartalne, Z malymi moze
wyjatkami tych, ktorzy biora Ii.
cencye poiroczne.
Zapadia rowniez uchwala, il
kompania tramwajowa ma natych
miast zaplaciG miastu 100000 "a
czyszczenie ulic, pc ktorych jez-
dza tramwaje, a kt6rych czyszcze-
MEM zajmuje sic miasto.
Komisarz robot publicznych o.
trzymal polecenie z Rady Miej-
skiej skolektowania sunny $780,
009 cd kompanii kolejowej AT
Crimson, Topeka and Santa Fe
R.R. Co." "a uzywanie ulic i zau}-
kow ma poiudniowej stronie 22ej
ulicy. Wed}ug ordynansu, pred
stawionego przez komitet finan-
sowy, jaki przeszedl W Radzie
Miejskiej, beda wydawane certy-
fikaty d}uzne ma pensye i zas3ki.
Certyfikaty tie moga bye spienie-
zane tax samo jak czeki, lecz "a
miast powracac do Magistrate,
beda przechodzi}y przez .Chica--
so Clearing House, oraz zatrzy-
mywane beda przez Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank, dopoki
miasto ich ME wycofa. Jezeli SD
ma dosiegnie $1,750,0OO a mia
sto ME bedzie posiadaio jeszcze
pieniedzy ma wyplacenie pensyi,
kontroler ma podstawie ordynan-
su, moze zrobic umowe z bankie-
rami o dalsza pozyczke.
Prawdopodobnie p, Pike, bedzie
zmuszony zrobic umowy pieniez.
ne z bankami ola wyp}acenia pen
syi, juz "a ostatnia czesc grud-
MIA