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Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Kansas City, Mo.-Lawrence was
''too dead" for Inez Martin and Lena
Venard, both 16, and they craved the
"white way" and bright lights Of
Twelfth street, Kansas City. So, they
decided, as college students had no at
fractions for them, they would come
to the big town." Kansas City looked
alluring, but altho only SO miles away,
they were hampered at first by the re-
fusal of their parents to pay their
way. Nothing daunted, the two girls
chopped" "side door pullman" in
true hobo style. On their arrival at
the Argentine yards of the Rock Is
land, a cruel railroad "dick" spotted
them. He brought them to the police
station. and the sheriff at Lawrence
notified. He came after them.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
QUAPAw WATER FIGHT ~ -, =.
3 MAY BE C0NTlNUED;. =.
PUMPER WANTS $4,000

The great water fight in the Qua
paw field may be continued within q
few days, this time to the bitter end
as an individual wants to contract to
make q dry district Of II for the sum
Of $4,000, says the Miami Record
Herald.
The Old Guard, the fellows who
have fought the great losing fight, are
busy trying to have the $4,000 SUBJ
scribed and It is believed that they
viii be successful.
The man who Unnts to take n gam
bic on getting the water out, will
probably make some easy money as he
expects to put in a couple of electric
pumps, turn on the "juice" and not
turn II of until the water is out, the
way the big fellows do 1t.
The men who have pumped in the
fight have done splendidly with the
equipment they have had but about
the time the water would get 70 where
it looked like it would be beaten, o
pump would 90 out Of commission or
boiler would have to be repaired or
cleaned and the work had to be done
over again.
There is no doubt that the Quapaw
wnter can be beaten and beating the
water will make Quapaw and that
district which lies about It q real min
ing field. There is nothing to lose if
the fellow does not beat II so it looks
like q cinch that something is going
to be done in that neck o'woods.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
ALAMO COMPANY
STARTS SHAFT ON
LEASE AT QUAPAW

The Alamo Lead and Zinc Company
began Monday to sink a shaft on a
lease about three miles south of Bax-
ter Springs, adjoining the Greenback.
F. A. Hayden of Quapaw is in charge
of the Alamo operations.
The lease has been pretty thor
oughly drilled but while the cuttings
did not show high naturalization it
was impossible to get the best on ac-
count of the water course encountered.
l. is the. belief of Mr.. Hayden and
the company officials that the same
rich run Of ore that extends from the
north end of Hockerville to the Long
Hunt mine north Of Quapaw, passes
through the Alamo lease and it is on
that theory that the shaft is sunk.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
NEWS PROM ovER TIE STATE

Topeka.-The hog cholera epidemic.
which for two mOnths has been sweep
ing thA nofthsaseefn part.of Kansas
is now under control, according to DR..
E. W. Murphy, federal veterinarian
for Kansas. Some $50 farms have
been visited by the cholera and more
than $4,000 worth Of hogs have died.
Despite this some $4,000 worth Of
hogs have been saved by timely vac
cination. One farmer in the Barr Oak
district Of Doniphan county, lost
$1,000 worth Of thoroughbred hogs
from the disease.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN PUMP
AT BROOMCORN NINE

The Miami Royalty Co., is installing
an electrically driven pump at the
Broom Corn mine at Monarch, Kansas,
at n cost of $4.OU0.
This will probably make it possible
to drain the ground in time to build
their mill this fail. The shaft is prac-
tically down to the ore now.
The Pelican and Lawyers mills are
nearing completion.
The Red Skin mill started opera
tions last MONDAY, and are in fine
run Of ore.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
LADD MINING CO.
BEGINS SINKING
NORTH OF QUAPAW

The Ladd Mining Company, a Fay
etteville, Ark, organization, has be-
gun sinking their second shaft three
miles south of Baxter Springs, near
the st. Louis shaft on the Martin
Weiss land which has proven such o
rich proposition.
A shaft was sunk several months
ago on the Aorth end Of the tract but
water made it impossible to work in
the ground. Later the Ladd Company
drilled out the south twenty and
found q shallow run that will be
mined for the present. -.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
COMMITTEE WORKING ON
IRON WORKS PLANT

The men, who are interested in the
location of the iron works plant here
will meet at the Chamber of Com
merce tonight to confer with the pres
ent owner and manager of the plant,
He arrived in the city today and the
men, who have subscribed to the fund
and made it possible to secure this
plant, will meet with him tonight at
8 o'clock.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" for years
the eyesore Of this city, Is mo more"
as n wet town and place for liquor to
be secured in violation Of state and
federal laws. Just across the river on
the Missouri side, is IL saloons and
ware houses, without any homes,
fiourished. When Uncle Sam estab-
lished his five-mile dry zone around
all military camps, the booze joints
had to 20. Now the buildings are be-
ing sold and torn down.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

A. F. Place, a prosperous farmer
and business man Of Iowa, who has
large mining interests in the Baxter
Springs field, is here this week look
ing over his holdings. Mr.. Place has
extensive development work going on
Just now, and he likes our town SC
well that he contemplates changing
his residence to Baxter, in the neal
future. Mr., Place is associated in his
ng'enterprises here with our fel'
low townsmen, e. NJ. Mitchell.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
GREENBACK COMPANY
INSTALLING JIGS
NORTH OF QUAPAW

Work on tll= installation Of hand
jigs at the Greenback mine south Of
Baxter Syringe began Wednesday.
Drifts have been cut in two ways
for is feet and q sample of dirt taken
from the west one Is reported to have
assayed S7ls DER cent jack and one
from the east. B.55 lead.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
ST. LOUIS CONGRESSMAN. .
MARRIED ON DEATH BED

st. Louis, Oct. 16.-COngre&Sman
Jacob f. Meeker, Of st. Louis. died
this morning of pneumonia. Realizing
that death was near Meeker was mar
ried last night on his death bed to
Mrs. Alice v. Redmon, widow, who
was his secretary for q number Of
years. He was formerly q preacher
and gained notoriety when he backed
the liquor interests in St. Louis in
their fight against prohibition.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

The Baxter Fire Crew went over on
five mile creek Wed. night 'pCssum
hunting and will carve "de 'possum
baked in de pan with sweet tatahs"
Friday night at the fire station.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Prof. and Mrs. o. NJ. Rhine, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Trewartha, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Johnson and the Misses Mildred Abel,
Mabel Rummel, Grace Perkins, Mrs.
Wilson, G. w. Station, Walter Fisher
and DIR. Lentz went on n moonlight
hike Wednesday night on Spring riv-
er for q chicken barbecue.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

The Right Good Mining company
which is managed by T. H. Miller, Of
Olathe, is sinking a shaft two miles
south Of Baxter and are now down
ninety-fve feet and fine indications
for big ore production are reported
The same company are down to q
good showing of lead and jack on the
D. W. Miller farm four miles west Of
Baxter.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
SUMMIT MINING CO.
SINKS SECOND SHAFT IN
THE QCAPAW DISTRICT

The Summit Mining Company made
up of the same varties rs the Musko-
gee Lead and Zinc Company has be-
gun sinking another shaft east Of
Quapaw.
1t is reported that a shallow run
has been. founc at a depth Of fifty
feet at the new shaft site and it is to
get this run that the new shaft is be-
ing put down.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

W. D. Oliver, of Edmond, Okla, has
sold the Hanover mine, four miles
south of here, to Judge J. c. Nc
Knight and d. B. Boswell, oil men Of
Enid. These men have rented a mill
adjacent to the property and expect
to begin milling the ore at once, and
will have headquarters in Baxter.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

ways been a consistent friend Of
labor, and we pledge our continual
effort to promote in every possible
way the rightful interests Of the
wage Garner"
-Galena Republican, Sept. q, 191B.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
Kansas City.-Gottlieb Sattler, ,

Kansas City.-Gottlieb Sattler, a
wealthy farmer from Lyons county
and brother of John Sattler, former
Reading, Kas., banker, has been in
termed for the duration Of the war as
an enemy alien. Gottlieb, it is alleged,
did not register as an enemy alien and
when found offered to buy $500 in
Liberty Bonds. This he later repud-
lated when permitted to register.
Both brothers are now interned.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Miss Bertha Rogers received mes
sage from W.H.Tygrett Tues. evening
announcing the sudden death of her
brother-in-law, A. r. Tygrett, Of Min
eral, Texas.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
COSMOS OPERATES
IN ST. LOUIS FIELD;
WAS LUCKY EXTENSION

The Cosmos mill went into opera
ton Monday on the Lucky Tiger lease
southeast Of the city Of st. Louis.
The Cosmos was formerly the
Lucky Extension Of the Douthat field
and was moved on account Of the
water trouble there.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Pittsburg.-The home Of Charles
Fisher, q mine foreman for the Jack
son Walker Coal Company at Capable,
was dynamited by unknown persons.
believed to be "black hand" gangsters.
Fisher and his family Of four children
and his wife were in tlA house at the
time but were not injured.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
nnnnIefe Xnur Air Castles.

Complete Your Air Castles.
II you have built castles in the air,
your work need not he lost; that Is
where they should be. Now put the
foundations under them.-H. d.
ThOreau.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

f: G. Polster, Of POlster Bros. De-
partment Store, has been visiting
friends in Hartford, since Saturday
night, and is expected home in n few
days.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Chas. Cook, whose arm was broken
recently in cranking q car, reports he
is getting along quite well with the
injury.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Topeka-W. F. Souders, private
secretary TO Governor Capper, may be
called to military service. He regis
tered Sept. 12, and has been placed In
Class for limited military service.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
BILLIONS FOR PUSHING WAR

washington, OcI' AO'-"It" ''S
largest deficiency appropriation bill
ever presented to the American con-
gress, the United States this after
noon let the whole world know that
she is prepared to use her vast fnan-
cial resources to the limit to smash
Germany. For the American military
establishment under the new man.
power program a total budget of &c.
1852 100000 was recommended.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
TURKISH CABINET COLLAPSED

Copenhagen, Oct. 16.-The new
Turkish cabinet, headed by Tewffk,
has collapsed, says dispatch received
today.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Myrtle X. ?ratte, notary public,
American National Bank Building,
room o.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

Mrs. J. G. Trewartha is so much
improved she is expected to be out in
the next few days.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

G. w. Station was in Joplin We'd. at
tending legal matters.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

HOTEL FIRE-SEVERAL PERISH
Oakland, CAL, Oct. 16.-At least
two women and one child are believed
10 have peerisked in . Ere today (which
destroyed the sefMetrOpOle.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

:, Miss Irene Roberts was the guest. Of
Miss Pearl Smith IN Galena Wednss-
day. -
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18
WANT COLUMN

For Sals.-GOOd. Ars proof sa1o1.
desks and chairs ct lowest PfiesA
Safes opened and repaired. Bank
Fixture Co., Joplin, Ne.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-10-18

+ + /. + + /. !. ~ + + - /
+:SOeiaI and Personal
+++++++%++++++ + I
DR.. Davis reports Chalmers Smith
as recovering from q serious case Of
pneumonia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

ktora to miejscowoSc zaciete wal
XII toczyly sic cd kilku dni, a
tdkze wsie Trescault i Moevres.
Przeszlo 1000 jehc6w niemiec-
.k:ch dostaio sic w rece zwyciez--
COW. Przez zdobycie reszty kama
hi du Nord armia Haiga obalila
ostatniS zapore, ktora ia wstrzy-
E1ywala przesz}o tydzien przed
pochodem ma Cambria, znajduJa-
ce sic obecnie w oddaleniu pieciu
mil Cd przednich pozycyi armii
brytyjskiej. Ma wscllod cd kama
Iii teren juz ME przedstawia zad-
nych powazniejszych trudnosci,
pochod wiec ma Cambria pojdzie
obecnie daleko latwiej. Dalej ma
poiudnie Haig zaciska coraz cias-
niejszy pierscien ko}o St. Quen--
tin; wczoraj zdobyly wojska bry-
tyjskie Vermand, Attily i Ven--
delles, wszystkie polozone ma pol
nocny zachod Cd St. Quentin w
odlegloSci mniej wiecej trzech
mil. Wiele okolicznoSci wskazuje
Ia to, IL ma brytyjskim froncie.
Niemcy usiiowac beda utrzymac
sic ma linii Hindenburga, ME So
jednak pewni, czy tego dokonaja,
gdyz r6wnoczesnie przygotowuja
nova linie obronna dalej ma
wschod, gdzie Douai, Cambria i
St. Quentin stanowi}yby giowne
punkty obronne nowego frontu.
Nadto spotykaja sic obecnie A
lianci z ia trudnoScia, re zanim
rozpoczna move kroki ofensywne
ma wieksza skale, zreorganizowac
musza caiy zniszczony system ko-
munikacyjny ma terytoryum
swiezo zdobytem. Prace te jed
max rozpoczeli juz inzynierowie
.brytyjscy.
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URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
BRYTYJSKI.

Londyn, 13. wrzesnia. - w
dniu wczorajszym prowadzilismy
dalej nasze operacye W okolicy
Havrincourt mimo niesprzyjaja--
cej pogody. Wojska angielskie
zaatakowaiy i zajely Trescault
tudziez stare transze brytyjskie
ra wschod ma polnoc Cd tel miej
scowoSci. Ma prawem skrzydle
dywizye nowo-ze1andzkie posune-
" sic ma wschod cd lasu Gouzeau
court, pokonawszy zaciety opor
dywizyi jegrow. lime wojska an
gielsllie atakowaly kanal du Nord
ia p0lnoc cd Havrincourt i po
krwawej walce zdobyly wies i po-.
zycye ma linii Hindenburga po--
VISTA i kanaiem. Ma poll
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PERSHING ROZPOCZYNA
OFENsYWF.

Paryz. 13, wrzesnia. - w dniu,
" Et6rym W Stanach Zjednoczo-
rych zaregestrowalo sic 13 Milo
now mezczyzn, gotowych do bo-
iu, w wigiie dnia Pershinga,
pierwsza armia amerykahska, Ii
czaca 100000 najlepiej wycwiczo-
nego zoluierza, rozpoczeia ofen--
svwe po raz pierwszy ma wiasna
reke ma 4O-milowym froncie w
Lotaryngii. Najblizszym przed--
miotem tel ofensywy jest zniesie-
ME salientu, ktory w ksztaicie Ii
terv V ostro wrzyna sic w linie
francuska ma poiudnie cd Nerdun,
/ kt0rego wierzcholkiem jest mia
$40 St. Mihiel. Boki tego salientu
sa obecnie naciskane poteznie
przez armie amerykanska, gdy
tvmczasem SHY francuskie ude--
rzaia w sam wierzchoiek - mia
sto St. Mihiel. Wszystkie jednak
silly pozostajq pod osobistem
naczelnem dowodztwem genera
Ia Pershinga. Jest to Pierwszy
wvsiiek Amerykanow ma wieksz9
skale ma wiasna reke, owoc
przvgotowan wojennych cd GA
su wstapienia Ameryki W szeregi
walczacych II. cd szesnastu mie-
siecv. Ofensywa ia byla UPLAND
wana przez sztab amerykanski /
przeprowadzona bedzie pod kie-
runkiem amerykahskich oficerow
i silami przewaznie amerykanskle
mi. Tank, artylerya, aeropla-
ny, amunicya - wszystko to jest
amerykanskie, operowane Przez
Amerykanow. Ajax rozpoczai sic
wczoraj o godzinie pierwszeJ W
rocy poteznem bombardowanlem
frontu niemieckiego przez cztery
godziny. o godzinie 5tej rano ar
MIA ,,tank6w" ruszyia do ataku,
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HAIG ZNOWU LAME LIME
HINDENBURGA.

Londyn, Is. wrzesnia. - WoJ-
ska brytyjskie z}amaly wczoraJ
linie Hindenburga ma pewnej czs
Sci frontu ma poludniowy zachod
cd Cambria, przekroczyiy w xii
ku punktach kanal du Nord usa-
dowily sic ma wschodnim jego
btzegu., Podczas tych walk armia
Haiga zdobyia Havrincourt o
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WCZORAJSZA REGESTRA-
CYA.

Washington, 13. wrzesnia. -
Przez caly dzieh wczoraJszy gen.
| Crowder wraz ze swoimi pomoc-
nikami otrzymywal telegraficzne
wiadomosci Z postepu regestracyl
kt6re byly tax przekonywujace,
re przy kohcu dnia, zanim zam-
knieto wydzialy poborowe, gen.
Crowder, promieniejac nietajona
radoscia, zawolal: Jest to maj
wyzsza demonstracya silnej wolf
amerykahskiego narodu."
Pomimo ze wiadomoSci ze
wszystkich wydziaiow poboro-
wych ME nadeszIy, przypuszcza-
ia, il zaregestrowalo sic okoio
|13,OOO,OOO. Uwagi godna rzecza
Jest fakt, re nigdzie praca rege--
stracyjna ME by}a zakfocona
przeszkodami zewnetrzneml'
Wszystkie wiadonot"; L0pie it'd.
odesla wydziaiv poborowe Gest
ich $1,000 do swych gubernato--
row, ci zaS do Waszyngtonu.
gdzie zlicza razem wszvstkie ma
zwiska. Dokladnq liczbe rege-
strowcow oglosi Department
Wojny prawdopodobnie jutro.
Wedlug uchwaly, wydziaIy po-
borowe natychmiast rozesla kwe-
styonaryusze do regestrowcow w
latach pomiedzy 1870 32-36.
!Wyciagi los6w nastapia ma przy-
szly tydzieli, dlatego rozkazano
wydzialom wybi6 seryalne liczby
i uporzadkowac karty regestra--
cyjne wedlug wieku regestrow--
COW, ably byIy juz gotowe do klal-
syfikacyi regestrowcow wiaczo-
nych do pierwszego poboru. Wszy
stkie wydzialy otrzymaly juz
kwestyonaryusze, kt6re rozesla
do poszceg6lnych regestrowc6w,
poczawszy Cd soboty. CO do wy
ciagow losow, to mic ME stoi na
przeszkodzie, O lie w}adze woj--
skowe otrzymaja dok}adna liczbe
regestrowc6w poszczegolnych
wydziaiow. Przys}ano juz owa
historyczna urne, z kt6rej wycia-
gano losy zawierajace liczby po-
przednich regestrowcow; dotych-
czas byla ona ma wystawie W ,,Ha
|, Niepodleglosci" w Filadelfii.
Przygotowano take kilka tysie-
cy karteczek zawierajacych licz-
by loteryjne.
Jak wiadomo, pierwszy pob6r
wczorajszych regestrowcow ma
stapi W pazdzierniku, nastepnS w
listopadzie. Po drugim pobo-
RE Gala odpowedzialnosc spraw
piracy spadnie ma barki wydzia--
low poborowych.
Specyalnie zorganizowany od-
dziaf agent6w Departamentu Spra
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WYDZIAL SPOSOBoW
I SRODKoW w SPRAWIE
OPODATKOWANIA
BOND6W

Washington, Is. wrzesnia. =
Wydziai Sposob6w i Srodk6w 60
raczkowo przygotowuje plany
celem szybkiego przeprowadzenia
projektu sekr. :McAdoo wzgledem
rwolnienia bond6w cd podatku
dochodowego. Prczcs wydziaiu
Sposob6w i Srodkow zwolai spe--
cyalne posiedzenie wydzialow L.
by Senatu, gdzie asystent sekre-
TARA Leffingwell wypowie swe
zdanie W tel sprawie, poczem od-
dadza ia pod giosowanie lzbie
posiow. Kitchin zamierza Gala oe.
bate sprawy projektu podatkowe-
60 zakonczYc W celu rozpoczecia
glosowania mad bondami wolno-
Sciowemi. Senator Simmons po--
dobne podejlnie kroki, zanim roz-
poczna kampanie czwartej po.5.
czki Wolnosciowej. Wlasciciele
teatr6w z Nowego Yo~ku zapro.
a. II, ,koticzenie ma etronicy e
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Nova Wilhelma / Wicekanc1erza.
ECHA KAMPANu POKOJOWEJ.
Powstanie Wiesniak6w ROsyjskich przeciw Bolszewi
kom - Rzez ma Ulcach Petrogradu
N.NE TELEG II A Nj Y.

] "a MIA piechota amerykanska.
Nieprzyjaciel ME stawiai wiel-
kiego oporu, totez W krotkim sto-
sunkowo czasie Amerykanie po-
suneii sic o tnife do piec mil ma
prod po obu bokach salientu.
;, Tank" zgineiy niebawem Z oczu
piechoty, zapuSciwszy sic daleko
w giab linii nieprzyjacielskich,
konnica dotaria niemal do CEN
trum wysuwajacego sic teryto--
ryum tax, re zdaje sic operowac
juz ma tylach armii niemieckiej,
Raporty nocne donosza, re ma po-
ludniowej stronie Amerykanie
wdarli sic juz 6 mil W giab pozy-
! cyl niemieckich, a Cd strony poi-
Inocnej ma piec mil, wojska fran
cuskie zaS miaiy zdobyc miasto
ISt. Mihiel Il wierzcholka salem
tu. Przytem Amerykanie wzieli
podobno 5000, a Francuzi 1000
jencow. Ma poinocnem skrzydle
Imiedzy St. Mihiel i Fresnes, woj-
ska amerykahskie zajely miejsco-
woSci Ma4eras Combres i do
tarly do przedmiesc Donmartin,
ma poludniowym skrzydle zas, ma
wschod cd St. Mihiel zdobyto
IThiaucourt, Nonsard i Pannec a
takze prawdopodobnie Montzec.
Amerykanie Walczyli taxa od--
waga zapalem, re w kilku godzi-
mach ME tylko zdobyli przedmio-
ity swego ataku, ale poszli znacz-
| Eie dalej naprzod, grozac odcie-
ciem znacznych sill niemieckich,
ktore jeszcze operuja W poblizu
Imiasta St. Mihiel. Jaja jest stra-
tegia marszaika Focha, jak daleko
zamierza on posun9c sic ma tym
Ifroncie, niewiadomo. w kazdym
razie zdaza on do oczyszczenia Z
Niemcow terytoryum St. Mihiel,
gdzie nieprzyjaciel trzymai sic cd
poczatku woiny, zagrazajac cia-
gle francuskiej twierdzy Verdun.
Ale o kilka mil ma wschod znaj-
duie sic juz granica niemiecka,
" niewielkiej "a mia odlegioSci
twierdza niemiecka Metz, ME by
loby wiec mic nieprawdpodobne-
CO. gdyby w6dz Aliantow W tenn
Imiejscu najpierw pokusii sic o
wtargniecie ma terytoryum ME-
mieckie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, piatek, IS wrzesnia: sw.
TObiaSZa. q
Jutro, sObOta, IA wrzesnia: Podwyz-
Szenie KrZyza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
Z BiHra AstsoruIugIeznsgu.

Wsch6d siOiica o godz. 6:2S.
-%ach6d slObca o gOdz. 7:O5.
=
PogOda w Chicago i OkOlicy: Po-
gOdnie dzisiaj prawdOpodobnie ju-
tro. LagOdny wiatr zachOdni.
Temperature doby minionej: Nat
wyEsza wcZoraj o godZinie > popolu-
dniI: 5s stopni. nAjniiSza dzisiaj ra-
no o godxinie 2: 90 stopnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
WICEKANCLERZ PAYER
ZWROCIE BELGII.
Kopenhaga, Is. wrzeSnia.
Ia i'm w ko1lcu 'ZWyciestWC


| w movie wypowiedzianej W
Stuttgardzie wice-kanclerz pan
stMa niemieckiego Won Payer "a
znaczyl, re Niemcy prawdopodo-
bnie zgodzilyby sic ma zwrot
restauracye Belgii, jezeli otrzy--
malyby gwarancye, re zadne paii-
stwo ME znajduje sic w lepszem
polozeniu co do tego kraju, anizeli
same Niemcy. M6wiac O Amery-
kanach, Payer przyzna}, ze wiel-
kie ich silly znajduja sic juz ma
froncie we Francyi re beda one
dla Niemiec nowym, wielkim cie-
zarem, rownoczesnie jednak zwro
lcif uwage ma fakt, re Niemcy po-
zbyly sic dotychczas milion6w
Rosyan, Serbow i Rumun6w, kt6-
rzy juz nigdy ME przejda na stro-
ne Aliantow!
Z RAMPANT PoKOJOWEJ.
{ Paryz, 13. wrzesnia. - Oswald
czenie barona Buriana, austrya--
ckiego ministra dla spraw zagra-
nicznych, IL teraz jest czas ma
|spokojna wyniane pogladow w
sprawie pokoju, p-zyjeto w Parry
zu zimniej, anizeli sic nawet lego
spodziewano. Przyczyna lezy W
tenn, re po pierwsze Burian ME pc
Iwiedziai mic nowego w swej pro-
pozycyi, coby zain.teresowalo po-
litykow, a po drugie narod fran
cuski zbyt dobrze pamieta cztero-
letnie barbarzyhskie zachowanie
sic Niemcow we Francyi, a takze
|umyslne niszczenie terytoryum
francuskiego w obecnym odwro--
Gle, azeby mogi odniesc sic z
nlierna chocby przychylnoscia do
planow niemieckich dyplomatow.
Manchester, 13. wrzesnia. -
w movie swej wypowiedzianej
mczoraj W tenn miescie premier
brytyjski Lloyd George oswald.
cyl, re mic ME powstrzyma obe-
cnie narodu brytyjsklego cd osia-
gniecia stanowczego zwycisstwa.
Wojna ia = mowif premier bgy-
tyjski = musi bye ostatnia, a
uiec militarvzm pruski, kt6ry
noi,o2c1a,,;a - cfrnrncu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
Debs Jz11any WinnY1n.
Telegrafistka Szpiegiem.
POGRZEB BISKUPA CHATARD'A.
z Obozu Granta.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

wiedliwosci rozpocznie natych-
Inliastowa nagonke ma wszystkich
tych, ktorzy sic ME zaregestro--
wall. Wediug wiadomoSci, cd
dial ten bedzie sprawe te prowa-
dill W sposob spokojny, ME
gwaitowny, jak to czyniono W
Nowym Yorku, co pociaSlo og6l-
ma nagane ze strony administra-
cyl kraju. Qbecna nagonda pole-
gao bedzie ma specyalnej metodzie
ctrzymywania WiadomoSci sla-
kierach tych, kt6rzy sic ME zare
gestrowali. Do Rampant tel zapi-
sail sic wiele czionkow ,,Amery-.
kahskiej Ligii Obronnej". Meto-
da wypytywania sic jest tax skom
plikowana, re dla slakiera niema
wcale nadziei wydostania sic z
Ipulapki w konsekwencyi aresz-
tn unikniecia.