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New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

S tO this Iregulatlon, put such 3s he rule and 1t must be enforced. sPatronAof restaurants would do well therefore, to remember this point and not embarrass the restaurateurs or disappoint themselves. And the steak, or roast beef will taste all the bet ter if one has to wait until evening for it.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

fy Note-Playing marbles is 1e rage at Central Park these
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

An Oxford woman, writing to the Boston Herald, tells women that one way to save coal next winter will be to wear warmer clothing. We hope that women will not bedeck them selves in georgette crepe and expect to heat their homes to so degrees or more this coming winter" she says. Perhaps the wearer of georgette crepe will reply that they do not require a higher temperature in the home than the men of their families.-Spring- field Republican.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

8okes Of the season-Rus- aared war on England.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

never knew Russia lkel in her midst.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

Ye men-at-arns, heed, every one,
 Now fighting on the Western Front Learn manners of the courteous Hun,
 Who minds the ethics of the hunt!
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

Those who are not familiar with the French language and are conse- quently timid when they come to the pronunciation of Fishes, Fere-on- Tardenois, Vesle Atsne and Nesle will find it a fairly safe rule to skip the "s. s."-Providence Journal.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

karket was firm and r razor.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

The platoon of American trooDs who met and bayoneted 21 Germans without the loss of a man showed their valor and skill.-Norwich Bull letin.
 We believed from the beginning that when Americas young manhood went into battle they would acquit themselves as worthy comrades of the finest troops in the allied forces, and right nobly have they proven their mettle.-Halifax Chronicle.
 The military experts now say the allied victory on the Marne was a Gettysburg and not @ Sedan. That is satisfactory for the present, recalling as we do the general trend of affairs that followed Gettysburg. g.-Kansas City Star.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

Thus: When in ambuscade you trip,
 co. Yankee soldier, do you hear? You must not try to give the slip,
 But meekly goosestep to his rear.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-09

And there beguile your prison-lot
 With reading-so you'll not forget, What you may do, and what may
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
ausA JASMINE

If you viii cat long sprays Of the
bush jasmine. tnot the vine. the bush
also called golden candlestichaHd y IN
place them Ia water Ia q dark place
for a couple of weeks. they will bloom
las II rooted and tast Tor weeks. II IS
very hardy and can stand a loi OF
cold stands il better than heat $50 It
ia possible 90 have a wonderful fiowCr
decoration al Christmas. Jasmluium
auditorium is the botanical name al
this shrub and a more thoroughly salts
factory winter boomer ii would BE-
hard 10 find IN mild winters. it's bright
y"lloR blossoms begin IN December II
given a protected situation and they
bloom along at Intervals until March
The snow and lee destroy one set OF
blossoms. and The FIRST mild day rev
buds come along aud the plant begins
again and nothing So lhfiyeF and
fourisho8 ia the house Any good
nuTSeryman has il for sale. and one
plant viii soon Civ" quantities as IL
roots from the tips OF the branches and
new sheets spring up around the parent
plant Blooming IN the winter makes
Il an abiding delight
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
POTATO GROWERS ARE
WARNED AGAINST SCAB

Irish potato growers are cautioned
against buying aud planting potato
seed that are badly infected with
potato scab
Seed potatoes badly infected with
scab are not fl for seed DO not plant
them The eyes are likely 10 be- de-.
stroyod OF seriously injured and. even
though the formaldehyde treatment he
used. the pits caused By the scab
disease are too deep to permit salts.
factory dlsiufeCtioH
Al potato seed should boz treated
with formaldehyde before cutting
The tormaIdebyds treatment Us sim
pie. and. when the seed tpbers are pel
seriously infected vi,h scab disease II
Is very effective As q matter of pre-.
caution al seed should be- treated even
though some lets may appear ta bee
free Of seah, since slightly Infected
tubors may bc overlooked
The formaldphydn treatment Is Fim.
by mixing pint at commercial formal
dehyde with 80 gallons of water Soak
the seed in this solution for 2 hours
before cutting Commercial formaldr
hyde can be- bought OF the druggist
SC e days before IA is needed inquiry
should be made Of the druggist 90 make
sure that tt is kept la stock II IL ls|
not have the druggist order II
The formaldahyde solution may he
used again md again It is not al
FisahIe, however. 20 keep II several
dags az It gradually loses rs strength
Further details are given ia ExteH.
sion Circular No Al Irish potato
growers should sfilc to the Extension
louisiana State University. /.
for copy q J. Tlgbont II0rtIcul, !
IurIst Extension Division Louisiana /
state University
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
CATTLE TICKS HINDER
LEATHER PRODUCTION

Leather is one Of the great needs oi
tbr Government IN the prosecution of
the war and Of which there is a pres.
ent shortage
Il has been stated ou good authority
that many of the army horses If the
various camps cannot b. used for want
of the requisite number Of saddles,
brides etc one OF the chief factors
be- this leather shortage IL the cattle
tick because of the damage IL does to
hides. rendering a great part OF them
HHal for Use to the manufacture Of
leather goods oi various kinds. This is
caused by the irritation and uneven
ness Ia the hide produced By the bites
OF the cattle ticks According to Federal
authorities q 42ib Southern hide with
tick markings ou II is reduced IN yalup
5 cents per pound. or El26 per hide
and the writer heard a United States
Senator Who Is q prominent tanner in
the East make the statement that he
Ind e. ,ss,.,. @ ,,, -, ean,ha,s nt,,os 81,
fs,n "a r. ga NOR oa,,t ~, aoca,,a. ~
the 8s,,s-g., ann. g. ,b.r, -, .a.ua
t,E. This st,te,,ao, may no f,ura 10
the Cargrassta,,.I pc,.g5 f,r totq
III. .a,.,aos ,.t,la ,toD ,harosar,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
BROAD GRADED TERRACE
CONSERyES FERTILITY

The greatest problem In farming
faced by any country of people is
that at maintaining soil fertility. IN
the hlll sections Of Louisiana. large
portions Of the cultivated lands have
been allowed TO decline In fertility m-
"a they have reached the stag where
they are classed an worn out lands
The two main causes Of this candi-
ton. according Go J A. Redhead. As,
sista0t State Agent Extension Diyr
sion. t. $ T.. arettihe unwise system
of skimmiug over the land Ia blowing.
with no regard 10 the lay Of the land
IN making rows, which are as frequent
Iy up and down hin a. otherwise. and
t2t improper drainage. er handling the
surplus water The second h the most
important and the one that causes the
greatest LOSSES Of soil fertility
The broad graded terrace properly
laid on says Mr Redhoad will almost
utirsty eliminate the losses caused by
ha aforementioned practices The ter.
ren. laid on on contour lines. fur
ltshes "A guide tor laying on the rows.
hen II il has been properly construct.
ID Is collects and carries Of an sur.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
MAKE THE CORN
CRIB RAT PROOF

n has been estimated that the grain
eaten aud wasted by rats aud mice on
mans farms would pay All the farm
taxes Ia Louisiana. corn il. ri course.
lhs grain that suffers the greatest
lussrs through the threads Of these
pests with the present high price Of
this graln. farmers can veil afford to
take extra precautions 20 protect IL
from losses incurred b. exposure 20
fhes, rodents
Making q corn crib rat and mouse
proof is sometimes difficult bat should
be- attempted a. these rodents destroy
ID considerable amount Of corn during
.gnH q short period Of time sa}s A +.
EIdanr professor Of agrouomy. touts
Hfa State University The crib should
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

or elsewhere and they do uo' do sell
do not be- IN hurry 10 blame the cattle
Make sure hrst that the trouble Is not
with improper feeding, tick inf"station
or some cause for which the owner ts
90 blame and moi really the cattle them
spjEra iiyr stock Extension Service.
Louisiana state University
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

Raslus what's q alibi2" Dafs prov.
INK dat Foh vas at a prayer meetin
har yoh wasn't IN order 10 show dat
sob wasn't at De crap game vhar yoh
vas,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

lsrspasssHa of 81. kinJa IA hereby pTo.
Asasss s, aAsaeg Pessattg Of tAs lRa, Ga tus
lands IA the aliHtA WaTd. recently pur
chased from Df " A. IaYior
ALBERT L. auuLE.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

NACLUIkGt COMPANY.
g. GOODMAN, Agent
smilhiaHd Ida aud q. -. "a.
The pubic la hereby warned that ths
4lagd anu Forest plantations sis panis8
sgalnst A4HgHE. fishing, wood guttlue
ard ga other f0fms OF tresgsss. agents ~
every description iReludsd
N. e. JACKSON.
Al cattle driving and other trpsyassiua
OF agy Aiul aTs forbidden ou Forest plaE.
tation, under penalty u the IaW.
j. ". Ael4JEE
Tbs public ~ hereby warned against
buying Wool, l#sJa aua uuubaF 81 Any
description llua ts8tata yn tbe uaRles.
Ogden ana Loans Plantations al hunt.
lnE. cattle .s.s|.4 and fence cutting asa
peHiiYs# .sa1.DnyH, ANA thssa places are
closed --a...as age 81 all kluas.
Lttt d. MATTHEW'S
So a#s..#s . Hra, #tss.Hg " amp ktnd
ALLOW go gu raTAsf atv,h Farm. updes
penalty so ths las,
FARMER STOCK FARM
iiaufa.. .auUs. luHrrRg or tFsspaan.
Hs 81. sIm aa I.Aurei Iiil Farm -
.-Ees.8 ,...-.alts4 ..HaeF penalty Of the
asa ur. Al arEWAHr. Manager
I.y . Sol. - hereby warned aualns,
a...aa aaa Hauiiug wood from The Alfred
81. t- af.a sid Biaek places, under penalty
o. sN, s.#.
rHAs. wEYpERT, Agent
Prom aua after thls Ials an hunting Of
any hand on Bserh Cove and cedar plan
tatiUus Estate at g. e. MerriCk. lie poai.
lively prohibited under penalty o. tree
passing Auy uBs found on these plReua
sithoat permission NtA be consldsfsd
uespaAs,uE aud prosecuted 10 the fah
extent u TIE Law
EDWARD r MERRlCK. Attorney.
Hunting aud utapasslnR Of all kinds
are hereby prohibited, under penalty 81
the law, eta Magnolia Plantation Ne
exceptions
The public IL warned against buyiaa
fire wood, POSTS OF crops from tenants Of
Magnolia without permission.
MACKIE FARMS Co
From aud after this date all hunting
Of any kind on Rosedown, Lakewood
and Inheritance plantations Is positive
ly prohibited under penalty Of tres.
passing. JAS =. BOWMAN. u22is
on and after this date all huntlns
ashiBg or other tTespassinE is forbidden
on Locust Grove plantation formerly
Of Mrs =. NJ. Smith.
l.. 2. RlsTR0PH
Hunting aud all other forms II tres.
passing ou the Flower place are prohibit
ed undcf penalty ct ths law
W. D. PORT
~ hunting IL prohibited GA The Acklsa
Plantations. Mguguyis, Pamela ard Lock
'omoud uuHcT penalty 81 the law.
g. r. DAVIS
The public is hereby warned against
hunting, vund cutting aud all other fofms
II trespasa. als0 passing through field ~
The property belonging tp Nra g. T.
Attain. Mrs G. Lewis Hud Mrs. j. A
NIhuun ou fIl-8.Is-Eb
WAKEFIELD PLANTATION
Al passing Through Evergreen TiaHta-
son. hunting o. fishing or Bespasaing II
tuE kind IS positively prohibited, and
,HF sHe found aH premises without pei.
mission viii bee lrratra aH l1rspass.Hg
Iua"r penalty ~ tine aN.
lF.gg.lF EIuB a. e. LEE JONES
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
raaspAss Aorleaa

tFom aHa &ftsr th.s cate ~ hgst.ag IT
ANY ktua on Ambyuala aul independents
plantation 10 positively prohibited aHasf
penalty VI uesgaasiuE. AHy Une Iouna "a
these places wslaogt permission alU bs
considered tfgspsssHg. aid prosecuted Is
Tie IuA e2teht 0t The la&
Aks. S. b. BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

tTeIa aad after tAts date ala AgHtiug Of
sny Aiua Un The Greenwood plantation -
psslhNeiy prohibited uuasg penalty q tgea.
passing an. one iUuHa Of Tvs plaes
wlIhoat peTm8aagu wiu be considered
usspasslug aad prosecuted To Jhs ug
e2tsnl 81 Tbs laN.
Aka. J. A. KENTREss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

We regret We have ~ ioFbid Az lTss.
pas6iag ot every Wud. Including passing
through Noodlawa Farm.
j A MrNhMEE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

hunting 0i any kiud. cattle driving 81
fishing 90 AZ Vernon plantation la posi-.
lively pfoaibttsd under penalty Of iAs iaw
" tfeNpsss, 40 exceptions.
AIRS h. HAMILTON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

Saturday January 10, 1918
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
p r. PERCY. Agent
TfsttenAeFa IA

ST. cattle fssark is W ~ oH hip and tag
tm ore ear Public - warned tot 60 pufa
chase oF drive ~ any cattle 80 marked.
tAur IgatyrD lucy T. MATTE EWa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19
cArvLa sRANus.

Ms brand IL a spade The public Is
warned against bHyitg tatlle with this
brand, without nay consent.
J e. NAgEARL
I will appreciate any Information lead
Ing so the recovery of cattle branded y
that f4ay have stfsysl from he pastures
near rlsilenheFg
Fa PERCY. Agent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-01-19

Crossing tie reaT OF property baios
True Democrat otNgs IA 81 frauelaFills
- hereby prohibited under penalty oa
ueapaAs IeIzgHs found crossing ghsss
premises % damaging ths fences will bs
prosecuted. Ah5. d. t. ROBINSON
AA uesps55aug Is prohtbltssi on aiu ana
SlAuAbler l.aRe hieeEa Uraguelt, aaa
Glasa place plantations. sugh as hluuua
pecan gathering, slu., ann viii be prose.
suited 10 lsl s&teat OF tbs Law
RACGUUkGi COMPANY.
g. GOODMAN. Agent
smilhiaHd Ldg aud a. ~. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14

Misya Armii Polskiej we
Francyi WyladOWafa.
(TeIegram B. p. X. w.

Nowy York, 1890 lutego
DIS W jednym port6w ma atlantyku wyla-
dowala misya armii Polskiej we Francyi, "
skAad kt6rej wchodza Szef Misyi, Major J0zef
Kozlowski; Kapitan Henryk Wagner; Porucznik
Stanislaw Ksiaze Poniatowski i Podporucznik
Mieczyslaw Hrabia Orfowski. Misya powitana
zostafa przez przedstawicieli Rzadu Francuskie-
go, Wydzialu Narodowego Komisyi Wojskowej
BIURO PRASOWE KOMISYI WOJSKOWEJ.
Oopsek RedakCyi -
Telegram powzsy Oryma$my wezoa popoudnu godz 1;O'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
OKRET AMERYKANSKI
SPOTYKA TRY NURY,
A TOPI JEDEN.
Port Atlantycki, II. lutego.

Port Atlantycki, ID. lutego. -
Przyby} tutaj okret amerykanski,
ktory zatopif muir niemiecki ma
morzu Srodziemnem dnia 1890
stycznia po dIuzszej walce. Nur
All raz ME trafif okrctu amery--
kahskiego. Byio to w drodze do
portu europejskiego.
Wracajac, ten sam okret spot
kaf diva nury zn6w szczeSliwie
wyszedf przygody. Okret udc-
rzyf na nur Z frontu, usiiujac go
zatopic swym przodem, lecz nur
ten szybko sic zanurzyl / uszedf.
Jednoczesnie pociskami armatni-
mi odpedzono drugi nur tylu.
Zaloga tego samego okretu by
Ia swiadkiem, jak brytyjskie To-
die patrolowe zdobyly dwie ME
mieckie submaryny blisko Wysp
Kanaryjskich dnia 7go stycznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
Lecz rok biezacy bedzie

Lecz rok biezacy bedzie sic
przedstawiai zupetnie inaczej. A
merykanie wybuduja w roku bic
zacym minimalnie 3,5OO,OOo tor
okret6w. Anglia takze wyteza sic
do najwyzszego stopnia, chociaz
cyfry dokiadne ME So znane. ia
ponia takze ma wielka skale budu-
ic nowe okrety. Wszystko wska-
zuie, ze nawet jesliby straty O.
kretowe wynosiiy W rosu bieza-
Gym tyel co W roku zeszlym, dig
k; wznozonej produkcyi straty te
zostana wiecej niz wyrownane.
Procz tego ME trzeba zapom-
nice 'zapowiedzi sekretarza mary
narki Stanow Zjednoczonych Da-
nielsa i lorda Jellicoe, pierwszego
lorda admiralicyi brytyjskicj, ze
dzieki nowym metodom zwalcza-
MIA nur6w, wszelka grozba ich
strony bedzie usunieta do lata
biezacego roku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
STRATY OKRETOWE PRE-
WYZSZAJA TRZYKROTNIE
PRODUKCYE w R. 1917.

Washington, IA. lutego. -
Wspolna pojemnoSc okretow, "a
topionych przez submaryny ME
mieckie W r. 1917, przewyzsza
trzykrotnie og6lna produkcye O.
kretowa W tym roku W Stanach
Zjednoczonych i we Wielkie,
Brytanii.
Andrew Bonar Law, brytyjski
kanclerz skarbu, wyjawii wczoraj
w Izbie Gmin, ze brytyjska pro-
dukcya okretowa w roku zeszlym
wynosila 1,163,474 ton. Produk
eva w Stanach Zjednoczonych W
roku zesziym wynosila 901, ,223
ton. Razem produkcya w obu
tych krajach wynosi}a W roku tym
2,064,697 Tymczasem summary
ny posfafy ma dno okrety O Wspol-
nej pojemnoSci przeszlo 5000,
900 ton.
Liczba okret6w, wybudowana
W roku zeszlym we Francyi.,
Wloszech, Japonii innych kra
ach, ME jest wiadoma, lecz jest
prawdopodobne, re ogolna pro-
dukcya w tych krajach zaledwo
dor6xna prodrkcyi okretowej w
Stanach Zjednoczonych. JeSli tai;
jest, MONA w przyblizeniu IL
czyt, re submaryny w roku zesz-
lynn zatopiiy wiecej niz dwukrot-
ma produkcye okretowa tego ro-
ku w caiym swiecie ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
INNE TELEGRAMY.
ZACHETA DO POKOJU
Z WATYKANU.

Rzym, IA. lutego. - I k6f wa,
tykanskich donosza, il Paplez
Benedykt wywiera wp}yw silny
ma rzqdy austryacki i bawarski-
w kierunku pokojowym, miano'
wicie, by oredzie prezydenta
Wilsona przyjat "a podstawe ro-
Rowan. Papiez przyja} ostatnie o.
redzie Wilsona jako rose ozyw-
ca dla posiew6w pokoju'', O.
becnie podlug jego opinii spada
odpowiedzialnoSc ma militaryzm
prusko-niemiecki, jeSli do pokoju
ME DrZyidZie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
z TEATRoW WoJNY.
OFENSYWA WE FRANCYI
ROZPOCZYNA SIE. e..


Londyn-Paryz, IA. lutego. - Z
obu stron So wieSci o wznowionej
tax SLIME walce na zachodnim
ironcie, IL nalezy to uwazac -
bye moze - "a poczatek zdawna
zapowiadanej ofensywy. Ze stro-
ny Niemcow akcya juz zaczeta-
sn1iato rec mozna; ze strony A
liant6w dziaia Cd dni szeregu
grznnia gwa1townoscia coraz
wzmagana, co zapowiada row.
nie4 walk wrecz W najblizszym
czasie - prawdopodobnie idzie tu
ubiezenie przeciwnika: obie
strony sila sic to! w Szampa-
nil Alzacyi Francuzi faktycznie
cd tygodnia So juz w ofensywie,
W Alzacyi ozywili walke nadzwy-
czajnie, skupili znaczne woJska,
oraz kilka lokalnych zrobili posu-
nice i suhces6w odnieSli; dzisiej-
sze raporty donsza, IL w Szam-
panii onegdaj pod Butte-de-Mes-
nil Francuzi po poteznym ogniu
dzia{owym uderzyli do ataku i
zIamali pozycye niemieckie ma
froncie 1900 metrow: pierwszy,
drugi i trzeci szereg okopow ME
mieckich zostaf zdobyty, a pre-
szfo setke jencow zabrano! w Al
zacyi procz tego walka toczy sic
coraz zwawsza w caiym szeregu
punktow; miedzy innymi i ma
odcinku amerykanskim pod FIJI
rey walczono. Wreszcie ma odcin-
ku angielskim, w okolicy Lens,
Peronne kanonada trivia bardzo
potezna, walk wrecz zapowiada-
jaca.
- Francuskie komunikaty Off.
cyalne francuskie obliczaja, IL ma
linii bojowej ogolem valley obe-
cnie 112 dywizyi niemieckich,
nadto W bezpoSredniej rezerwie
lest 63 dywizyi, przenoszonych z
frontu wschodniego, ktorych
wojsk wciaz przybywa; liczac po
$1,000 zoInierzy ma dywizye -
czyni to 100000 zo}nierza; spo-
dziewac sic zaS nalezy, IL jeszcze
okoio 20 dywizyi, II. 100000
przybedzie frontu wschodnlego,
CO razem stawi przeciw Aliantom
$4,000 wojsk centralnych. Jak-
kolwiek liczby to olbrzymle, Je-
dnak komunikaty allanck1e
stwierdzaja I Gala pewnoscia, Il
zarowno przewaga w maSie
wojsk, jak W masie dziai, oraz
amunicyi jest wciaz jeszcze po
stronie Aliantow - przeto pros
pekty ma owo - jak licza - de-
cydujace spotkanie wiosenne 50
dla Koalicyi dobre. Alianci So w
zupeinem pogotowiu duch w
wojsku panuje znakomity. Pogo
da sPrzyja - sucho jest i grunt
20 stajaniu Sniegu podeschnie
szybko, a gdy sic to stanie - o.
fensywa wlasciwa odwlec sic ME
da
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
Sus spendowanie ponie'
dzia|k6w bezWQg|oWych.
Straty okrqtoWe trzykrotnie
przewyzszaja produkcyq wr. 1917.
Pora1ka konserwatystow: Hays preze-
sem komitetu repubika1skiego.
z walki przeciw nurom.
Ko|ejarze zadaja s82,oOo,0O0 podwyzki'
z walki przeciw nurom.
Ko|ejarze zadsja s82,0o0,OO0 podwyzki.

jego kontrkandydat. ten sam,
przcciw ktoremu podniesiono "a
rzuty progcrmanizmu. Adams je.
dnakzc pozostaje ma urzcdzic VII
ceprczesa.
Po ustqpieniu Adamsa Hays
nic mia} kontrkandydata dlatego
wybrano go przez aklamacye.
Hays jest W swym Stanie pre-
zesem stanowego komitetu repu.
blikahskiego, oraz prczcscm sta.
novel rady obrony.
Fred w. Jpham Z Chicago 20
stal wybrany skarbnikicm krajo-
wego komitctu. {. n. Bliss zrezy-
gnowa}, gdyz zajety jest praca
dla Czerwonego Krzyza.
Stala sic potem niezwykla
rzccz. Wszyscy czionkowic ko-
mitetu wykonawczego republi-
kahskiego, jeden po drugim zre-
zygnowali, azeby dac nowemu
prezesowi zupelnic wolnc rece.
Nowi czlonkowie komitetu wyko-
nawczego -beda wybrani dopiero
ma nastepnem posicdzcniu komi.
tetu krajowego.
+. P. Thayer 4 Indiana zosta{
wybrany marszaikiem komitetu
ma miejsce zmarIcgo puik. w. +.
Stone'a. a !. p. Reynolds Wa
szyngtonu ponoWnic wybrany Sc
ktetarzem.
Nowy prezcs Hays w swcj mo-
vie zaznaczyi, zc partya republic
kahska bedzie prowadzit dziaIal-
nose polityczna, kt6ra zrcszta de-
mokraci juz prowadzq cd kilku
miesiecy, lecz bedzic to jawna,
otwarta bez podstepow. Co zaS
do wojny, partya rcpublikahska
jest cdiy1n narodem bcz zad-
nych zastrzezeh. Partya republi-
kahska zawsze by}a i zawsze be-
die lojalna dla swego kraju.
Szanse kandydatury Roosevelt
IT, ma prezydenta So obecnie lep-
+ SEE niz kiedykolwick. ,.Stara
gwardya" bowiem Z Murray
Crane'm Z Massachusetts, zostala
zupeinie zdetronizowana. Czego
ME zaluja nawet tacy konserwa-
tySci jak senator Penrose i +. H.
Hitchcock.
Do zwyciestwa Hays'a przy-
czynii sic wiclce przywodca pro-
gresistow Perkins, lecz zostal IL
suniety zc stanowiska honoro-
wego, ktore W komitccie zajmo-
wal Cd r. 1916. f