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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
HIS WORK KILLED HIM

The sad death Of Managing Editor Edward J. "luuei
of the Laporte Herald, OF nfuenza-pneumonla removes
) striking figure from northern Indiana Journalism.
r5u.rd yyiddell died in harness, just as he had lived
n harness he was TOO busy to pamper and pet an az
tack of influenza and paid for it with his life
He refused to give in until pneumonia SET IN anu
his system. weakened by years Of arduous on oouhu
stand he strain no longer. Mr.. Widdel was an lnoe
fatigabIe worker. he labored night and day anu
worried himself up in a few years from carrier 10 Ihe
snnreme voice on the splendid Laporte newspaper. ne
an he widely mourned in Laporte county for he was
. Young man Of striking personality and the newspaper
81 which he worked was Just as striking as ne was LOT
+. il 4 clean. progressive newspaper with high stano.
- and snlendid journalistic morals. The war IN
don5tedlv killed Edward J Widdell for the war made
newspaper making a strenuous proposition the wa
bandicapped it in every way and it has burned up VI
,g5t, ii MANY 4 hardpressed. hardworked newspaper
man who will suffer in one way and another for LABOR
inc under heavy strain for nearly five years. We mourn
with Lanorte the death Of Mr.. Widdel and those Wh'
loved him may well be proud Of having known ane
loved him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
AMERICANS POPULAR AMONG ALLIES.

A number Of interesting stories from The french
and Italian fronts have just been brought back to this
country BY Professor S. IT,. Clark, head Of the depart
ment of public speaking of the University Of Chicago,
who has been for several months in the war zone.
While he was on the French front. Professor Clark
had occasion to visit twelve wounded German prison
ers. They had been fairly well fed. it appeared, but they
we're thoroughly war weary. A few were rather defanf
and confident of victory, but most of them wanted peace
The spirit of the majority OF them was well expressed
BY a 43-year-old prisoner from Saxony who. though Prus
sian IN sympathy. said II don't care II Metz has fall
en-, or Berlin. I've been away from my home and family
for three years. We want peace. only peace
Professor Clark also tells of the great popularity q
the American soldier in France and italy. The Italians
are especially grateful for the work OF the Y. NJ G.
One Italian private in the front line trenches along the
Adige said 10 him. Your YMCA. signor," land ne
pronounced it Ihkal.~your YMCA is the Red Cross
Of the heart" After talking with Italian and French
soldiers, Professor Clark decided that if we live up L
one-tenth Of what the italians and French think of us
we shall have accomplished the greatest work OF th
80
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cn,cago Red Cross men among whom

are several Hammond men and DINERS
we'll known here have arrived IN Nc
he great German seaport. Mai lara
ing yesterday received a cable anhoune
ing the arrival Of Company \. ls'
talon. Automobile Mechanics. ~ 'he
carman port. Sergeant Gilbert Howell
and John Gill are with this outh'.
sergeant II. H.. Ingersoll. q brother OIL
Mrs. p. A. Parry. is attached as per-
sonal orderly to the staff Of Col Ander.
son. on special duty with q ranking =
TOP sergeant. He sailed on NoNenlpet
is from Quebec and first landed at LiN
~erpool. He has passports for siN s"
the war stricken countries. among n'H
being Italy. Serbia, Germany. frahee
Austria and Russia. The rest OF the
regiment. which was organized II 0shp
| scott. sixty-irst street and cottage
Grove avenue. has been demooiiizeo'
Mai. wells said yesterday that atte
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
rb. n,rsnts Or Harold Maybaum Of

Hobart have advised that their son.
who died Of pneumonia on september
.. 1918. that his death occurred in
northern Russia instead Of England. as
arst reported and that he had been
buried IN an allied cemetery at Arch
angel. The parents received q letter
from Harold's first lieutenant giving
fun details Of his sickness. death and
burial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

However, in view Of the fact that it will probably be
necessary for America, as well as England, France and
possibly other countries TO maintain very considerable
forces in or on the borders of Germany for a consider
able period in order to see to it that the terms of peace
are complied with. il seems quite possible that a large
number Of American soldiers may remain in Europe and
thus delay complete Rehabilitation OF the expeditonary
force for a number OF years. 1t might be possibly a dozen
or more.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
Demobiuzation OF the valpara

DENOMINATION OF the FaIpaIdIsU
Training Camp VIII begin Wednesday
and continue through the week. The
arst shipments will be composed Of
the men in Companies 4. D., and +.
The soldiers from Companies 3 and D
Radio and s. A. T. G.. viii be muster
cd oft next Sunday and the remaining
men Headquarters Company and the
NJ :. Civil 10 held for further or
ders Company 4 has los men; Com
pany b. 121. Company c. 143. Company
d 1s1: Company E.. 1s5; Radio. so.
and 6. A. IT.. c.. 1873.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
Lieut.. Ralph Lafin, who arrived in

CARY last Thursday night from Cape
MAY. \. j.. where he had been since
returning from overseas. left Saturday
morning for Bangor. Michigan. for a
visit with his parents for a while be-
fore returning to Cape May. where he
will receive his discharge from the SER
vice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

The record the First Battalion. and par
ticlarIy Company A. had made over
there. he hoped the war department
would reconsider it's action and send
the. other units across for reconstruc-
tion work. In the regiment demobilized
we're a number Of other Gary and Ham
mond men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

M, has been transferred TO Fl sill.
where he is taking a ten
a,aala' course in the school q fire
to complete his artillery tralnlhs
dinariiv when men are assigned -
sill from other camps, IL slsnlhes thsf'
they are booked Tor overseas shoIi}
This maS not be the case now that vac
war is over. but Lieut.. Collins IS elao
Is get the training and experience
lust the same.
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- - - -
oPPoRTUNlsm

President Wilson cabled King George that we are
,arsv to be associated with Britain. in her hour OF III
umph. So we are. And We would be pIouuei nau -
.rao;a.ad With her in her hour OF adversely.
TIA " about the time we were too proud TO nsht.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
wesley Greer. former Gar;

Corporal wesley Greer. former cary
boy. was a member OF Lieut.. Ralph
.Iakin's company, who has been inva-
lided home from France. Lieut.. La
kin says the Gary soldier had been
wounded twice but he had recovered
and was back akiag a shot at the Huns
when Lieut.. Lakin left France. Wesley
VAS a former employee OF the axle
mills at the Gary works and enlisted
! during the first months Of the war
with P~ershing's first expedition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
1ror Roi-nd m Of

1rd Hsrbor. who is with the army
III Eranee indicate that the young man
~ in Vichv. He Is in the Off
ears hospital there and is enjoylns
he many benefits OF his fortunate 10
cation yichv being a famous French
,ateri,v mace. He has the beneht OF
tba baths noted throughout the world
and Is enjoying ell the attendant lux
ories 10 the fullest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

p-r,,n Rohert Wright. Dolton. re-
,,,rnirg home to Los Angeles. Califor-
ne from the Government Technical
school at Fort Monroe, Va stoPpeu
of Monday for q few hours Visle W"
his cousin. Mrs. s. p sehoon-
Wright was training for 2 INNS =
when the armistice was sisheu
viii now like several million othei 50
diers return back TO the pains r
ueace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

AFTER perusing the skin-soap ads in
THE magazines
IN which the back Of sorne dear girl
is shown
ALL broken out
WE feel positive that if the girls
would
ONLY pull their camisoles three or
four
INCHES higher up
NOBODY would ever know they had
a thing
THE matter with them.
WE are now sOlemnly Informed that
the
SOCIALISTS won the war
PLEASE unlock another padded cell
in a hurry
AND never mind sweeping it out
either.
If the neishbor women from their
positions in the
FRONT trenches see US twisting and
wRIGGLING on the sidewalk as We
hasten
FROM the busy marts OF trade to our
CLASSIC domiciie We wish to
ASSURE them that We have not beer
! looking
TOO lSsng upon the wine which is red
But are merely trying to set used &c
a new
AND very itchy suit of winter
UNDERWEAR.
LIFE must have a sombre outlooI
now
FoR rae average cocky PRUSSIA
> junker
WHEN he sees that he no longer
HAS the power to shove old ladies O
the
SIDEWALK and stick his sword
THROUGH a blind beggar.
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pr4vat.s wilnam Casper and nenJa-

min Bahr of local Gary draft board NO
/: s. J. Maxwell Of No. . and Paul Os-
born of No. 8 have received orders 70
report to Camp Benjamin Harrison on
FRIDAY. December 18th TO be mustered
ont.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

ONE beautiful thing about world
peace
is that a patriotic woman
40 ,or.or tries 70 make
IL ~ -
EMP. Charles q Austria says ms
peoF
HAVE food q BoisheNism
MOVE we send him our bo'she''sts'
AND BY the way have all the mines
been
SWEPT out Of the grand Old
CALUMET river yet9 Seq
OH. very we'll.
TO us n Of the most pathetic
THINGS in life is a fat person Just
sick
ENOUGH with the au 10 be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

home from Camp Mcclellan. Ala Sa'ui
dan morning. having been hohofdoi
discharged from the service. Jonn i
M ~ fbA arst boys sc this community
10 come home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

Henry Gones, Nerrillville, a wen
known colored person on the railroad,
returned from the service last Satur-
dav. He entrained at Des Moines. Ia,
Fort Dodge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
Alfred johnson. Whiting. Of the Tank

Altred IoHhsoHF WAII1Aef . =
Corps. stationed at Camp Rariton. Nc
Cutcbeon. y. j., is home on a ten day
%rurlough.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

vael He thought he wouldn't pc nome
80 soon. 8s he said he had ~ heip
make more shells. He is located az
Camp Devens. Mass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10

Earl Etter. whiting. is home from
Galveston. Texas. on a ten day fur-
Tough.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-10
Jos. overhaee. Dyer. who IS located
onr xroo.vyr of highland, arrived

81 camp B~eauregard. La. has had somf
axnericnce i'm the cotton fields.
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pvsr soldier boys recently heard FRO
rranh shelfo, oyer. wrote home thl

were Kick Fagen. Math Herman and
RAYMOND keilman. who are in France
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,

Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
l2. ezerwca. = Sekcya A Ma
poinocny zach6d Cd Chateau
Thierry wojska nasze, wspoidzia-
hiac z francuskiemi, ulepszyly
znowu swe pozycye i zadaiy ME
przyjacielowi ciszkie straty W "a
bitych, iencach i materyale. Gym
ma byia artylerya w okolicy Woe
vre i mad Marina. Patrole nasze
przekroczyiy Marne i skutecznie
S!edzily nieprzyjacielskie pozycye'
--Ostatni rapport opiewa: Ma
p6lnocny zach6d cd Chateau
Thierry posunelismy znowu ma
prod nasze pezycye w leslie Bel
leau. WzieliSmy go jehc6w z ga
cficerami, wiele materyalu wojne-
nego, kilka mitraliez i mozdzie-
rzy. w okolicy Woevre artylerya
dalej czynna.
z WALK ~AWIATYcZNYcH.
Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Urzs-
dowy komunikat W sprawach a
wiatyki m6wi: Mimo poehmurnej
pogody awiatorzy nasi byli wczo-
raj nadzwyczaj ruchliwi W okoli-
cy Rove sur Matz, Montdidier j
Ricquebourg = zestrzelili tn 6
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(DOkoaczsnie re STRONGLY o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

granej. Taxi by, sens telegramu
Wilsona do Roberta Maisela dy-
rektora ,,Am. Alliance of Labor,
"Spor, pomiedzy rzadem Stanow
lZjednoczonych a praca powinien
bye w~strzymany", m6wi VII,
son., naz posredn&two rzadu "a
|latwi sprawe." w telegramie do
Gompersa, dyrektora ,Wydzialu
American Federation of LABOR,
prezydent zasyla gratulacye wszy
stkim czlonkom ~konwencyi z pc.
wodu ich tax czynnego udzialu W
sprawach wojennych. podczas
1917go roku i pomocy danej kra-
jowi ME tylko W okopach i polach
walk, ale we fabrykach, warszta-
tach kolejowych i innych zakia-
dach produkcyi wojennej. Wojna
ME moze bye wygrana, jeteli sig
bedziemy sprzeczali; potrzeba
nam koniecznie jednoSci. Robot
mix amerykahski cierpliwie znosi
wszelkie truly; W TAXI spos6b
moze osiagnac zasiugi i chwaie.
w telegramie do Maisela, dyrek-
tora Wydzialu American Al
lance for Labor and Democracy"
prezydent przeslal grantulacye,
wychwalajac prace tel organiza--
cyl podczas 1917go roku, oraz
wzywal owa organizacye, a4eby
nadal pelnila swoje obowiazki a
zaniechaia wszelkich nieporozu--
mieh i sporow z rzadem Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.
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Kiedy Swierzbienie Ustaje

Jest jedcn bezpieczny, godny zaufania
srodek, ktory usmierza dokuczliwe swierz-
bienie iirytacye skory niemal ~natychmiast,
oraz Czysci i koi sk6re.
Zapytaj W apiece o 35e hub $f.O0 bu-
felke zemo j uzyj podhg przepisu.
Wkroce okaie sic, re irytacye, pryszcze,
wyrzuty, ECZEMA, zeszpecenia, wagry
pOdobne przypadiosci skory znikna.
Wystarczy troszeczke zemo, przenika-
jacego, skutecznego piynu, DO wypedza on
wiekszosSI ~wyTzutow skornych / czyni
sk6re mieEka, giadka j zdrowa.
The E w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
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we Francyi v. A. Maklakowa, cd
partyi konstytucyjnych Demokra
tow W Rosyi, wzywajaca Allan
tow do zbrojnej ~interwencyi "
lSyberyi celem ratowania Rosy
priced zachlannoscis Niemc6w
Partya kadet6w rosyjskich o,
swiadcza, re nigdy ME uznala po'
koju W Brzesciu Litewskim, ze
lpartya bolszewik6w bynajmniej
ME reprezentuje demokracyi TO-
syjskiej i re Rosya skazana jest
ma zag,ade, jezeli Alianci ME po-
spiesza jej z pomocs. Ten wypa-
ldek jak rowniez i okolicznost, ze
Rad amerykahski stracii do resi-
ty wszelka nadzieje, pokladana W
bolszewikach, PREY szczerej checi
Stanow Ziednoczonych i Allan
t66w niesienia pomocN zagrozo--
nej Rosyi spowoduje zapewne ia
kas akcye W tel nader waznej a
trudnej kwestyi. Sprzeciwial sic
interwencyi Aliant6w a zwlasz--
GA Japonii W Syberyi jedynie
prezydent Wilson, oczekujac ma
wypowiedzenie sic W tel sprawie
calego narodu rosyjskiego. ODE
Icnie jedna partya demokracyi ro-
'syjskiej, Kadeci, wzywaja pomo-
'cy Ameryki i Aliant6w, czy to je-
dnak wystarczy ola prezydenta,
'jeszcze ME wiadomo.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Londyn, IL. czerwca. - Pakt
wojenny miedzy Ameryka a
+Wielka Brytania bedzie zatwier-
dzony wkr6tce, oSwiadczyl Lord
Cecil, minister blokady, w Izbie
pos}6w. - Rada Instytutu kolo-
nialnego z okazyi przyszsej kon-
ferencyi, postahowi}a wyrazic
swe slime przekonanie, re zadna z
dawnych posiadiosci niemieckich
zamorskich ME powr6ci do Me
mice.
Amsterdam, IL. czerwca. -
Moskiewskie gazety donosza, re
.Czesko = sfowianskie wojska W
sile $1,000 zajeiy Geese kolei sy-
birskiej w poiudniowym Uralu,
gdzie zdobyly wiele broni j ar
mat.
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WYDZIAIoW
~ROBOTNICZYCH w ST.
PAUL.

Washington, IL. czerwca. -
Prezydent Wilson wysiai wczoraj
telegram do Wydzial6w robotni-
czych american Federation II
Labor American Alliance for
Labor and Democracy, odbywa-
'jacych konwencye W St. Paul,
Mimi; nalega prezydent, azeby
Wydzia}y robotnicze wspoidzia--
laly z krajem W pracach wojen-
nych.
,Wojna moze bye przegrana
tax W naszym kraju jak ma po-
ZACH Francyi, a :niedajace sic uza-
ssdnic przeszkody W piracy utru-
dni}yby tembardziej szanse wy
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TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE

(Dokonczenie s. str. I }
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100000 w
WARSZTATACH OKRE-
TOWYCH.

OOuul DSllu, 1Ho., Ii. CZeI WCd
T. Edward N. Hurry, prezes Wy
dzialu transportacyjnego Stanov
Zjednoczonych, wykaza} wczora..
ma licznem zgromadzeniu, W uni
wersytecie ,,Notre Dame, jak Of
brzymie postepy robia Stany Zje,
dnoczone cd czasu, gdy wypowie'
dziano Niemcom wojne, az dc
dnia dzisiejszego. Pred wojna"
m6wi} Hurley, nokrety by}y kie,
rowane przez prywatnych urzed,
rikow, teraz So one kontrolowane
przez jeden c~entralny Wydzial
przez jedna z najwiekszych kor.
poracyi pastwowych ma Swiecie -
Stany Zjednoczone." Ma poczat'
ku czerwca br., ~produkcya okre,
tow zostala podwyzszona do
I3,500,000 ton. w 11tu miesiscach,
Ipoczawszy Cd 1go lipca 1917 roku,
Go 1go czerwca 1918 roku, zbu-
dowano wiecej okretow, anizeli W
czterech poprzednich latach. w
dziesieciu m~iesiacach, Wydzial
transportacyjny zbudowa. okre-
tow o pojemnosci 100000 ton
wiecej anizeli poprzednio. Stany
Zjednoczone zabra}y lib okretow
niemieckich i austryackich o po-
|jemnoSci 730,176 ton, holender-
skich S., o pojemnosci 1862
ton i wiele okretow neutralnych
KRAKOW o pojemnosci 953,661
ton: razem, kraj nasz posiada o.
koio 1,40O okret6w o pojemnosci
100000 ton; wszystkie te okre-
ty So pod kontrola Wydziaiu
transportacyjnego Stanow Z;e-
dnoczonych. Cd czasu wydania
wojny Niemcom, Wydziai trans
portacyjny przysporzyl krajowi
oko}o 45O0OOO ton okretoW. Ii
czne w~arsztaty okretowe trudnia
sic wyrobem pancernikow, trans
|portowc6w drzewianych i konkre
towych. w miesiacu maju war;
sztaty okretowe dostarczyly o.
kretow o p%ojemnosci 100000 ton,
w 5ciu miesiacach d%ostarczono
l1S pancernikow o pojemnosci
sos, 900 ton.
Warsztaty okretowe musza do
starczyt 1856 okret6w pasazer--
skich, transportowych, lodowych
i naftowych, kazdy o %pojemnosci
cd 5000 do $4,000 ton - razem
pojemnosci 13,OOO,O 900 ton. Roz-
poczeto wyr6b 200 drzewianych
statkow. so konkretowych, 100
konkretowych okret6w nafto-
wych i $50 dzewianych konkreto
wych statkow holowniczych. o
poiemnosci $4,000 ton. Pomimo
tylu nowych okretow, Stany Zje-
dnoczone maja 25 okretow, kto-
re byly zabrane wlascicielom "a
granicznym i krajowym; pojem-
nose kazdego z Mich wynosi 1000
ton, pojemnosG swzystkich "a
ZEN wynosi 1,715'O00 ton. Liczba
okretow juz gotowych, zabranych
i budowanych we warsztatach O.
kretowych, wylaczajac okrety
drzewiane i konkretowe, ME goto-
we, wynosi 2,101 o pojemnosci Ia
cznej 14,715,OoO ton. Azeby nadal
prowadzie wyrob okret6w W 1918.
1919 i 1920 roku, bedzie potrzeba
IS, 900, 900, 900 ma wydatki wojen-
ne.
Dnia 1go lipca 1917 roku, war
sztaty okretowe W Stanch lie
dnoczonych zatfudniaiy okoio
AZ, 1000 robtnikow. Dzisiaj liczba
robotnikow we warsztatach okrs-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

TutaJ Jest sposobnosc ola kazdego Amerykanina ola mezczyzn 1
kobiet, miodych starych bez wzgedu skad pochodza - przyjsc z pomo-
CO Wujowt samowi.
Many woluntaryuszy, kt6rzy pomagaja nm sprzedawaG Znaczki
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thrift stamps) W waszej okoicy. Many take Gala IL
ste mezczyzn kobiet, kt6rzy So zdolni wygfaszaG pubIczne mowy. Civil
ka czasu tyko 2 waszej strony pomoze nam wieIce, - jeden wiecz6r W
tygodniu, - jedno popoiudnie albo wiecz6r W niedAele. Kaida chwHa CA.
su jaka mo4ecie poswiecic, dopomoze wiele.
Kazdy znaozek jaki sprzedade bedzie gwozdztktem do trumny, kt6ra
Ameryka przygotowuje ola Wilhelma, - on napewno potrzebuje trumDe
dulych rozmarow - a gWozdze ktore uzyiemy do nhi. zrobia, ae O.
chyba wtecej ME powr6d.
Wteo wypenijcie SVEN nazwiskem ten kupon u dou naznaczcie
dzeh albo wieczor W ktorym chcecie przyczynit sic do dobrej sprawy.
1 posEjde do Mrs. M. L. Pfaum, War Savings Committee, 4O3 Conway
Building.
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w kazdei stolicy wymiany
w telefon6w So dwie zwro
tnice, zwane "a" board i "B"
board.
Wo}ania wychodza z ofisu
przez zwrotnice IA" do wszy-
stkich blur w miescie. VIOLA
mia 2 wszystkich blur W mie-
Seize przychodza do ofisu przez
zwrotnice ,,B".
Sa LIME zwane trunks, Ia
czace "A" zwrotnice W kaz.
dym biurze re zwrotnica ,,B"
we wszystkich ofisach.
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towych wynosi 100000 a we ia
brykach produkt6w wojennych
100000 robotnikow. Urzednicy
Wydzialu transportacyjnego PREY
puszczaja, re W roku 1920, liczba
robotnik6w wyniesie million.
FATALNE WYPADKI AW1A-
TYCZNE.>
Bellevue, ILL.,, IL. czerwca. -
Porucznik R. Bardwell z Nowego
Yorku, zostai wczoraj zabity, a
maj. Brooks z Kansas City, do
w6dzca ma polu awiatycznem
Scott, zostal fatalnie uszkodzo-
ny, gdy ich aeroplan spadl z wy
sokosci 400 stop. Studenci awia--
tyczni, ktorzy byli swiadkami wy
padku, twierdza, re lotnicy stracili
kontrole mad aeroplanem z powo-
du rzadkiego powietrza W wyz-
szych warstwach. Porucznik
Bardwell, liczyi lat "a; przybyl
on z pola .Heely", Texas, maj.
Brooks ukohczyl kursa w militar-
mel akademii West Point. Ma
jor Brooks nalezai do amerykah:
skiej siuzby awiatycznej jeszcze
gdy general Pershing wkroczyl z
wojskiem swojem do Mexyku Ii
czy on lat 25.
Houston, Tex, ~. czerwca. =
Gdy aeroplan spadi niedaleko
San Leon wczoraj wieczorem, po-
rucznik Montgomery z Tunica,
Miss, instructor awiatyczny, 20
stall zabity, a lotnik, porucznik
William R. Hartline otrzymaf lex
kie uszkodzenia.
East Greenwich, R. +, IL. Ger
wca. - Jakob MCGEE z Pawtu-
cket, slawny lotnik, ktory odby-
wal podr6ze pc caiym kraju, 20
stall wczoraj zabity.. Pc eksplozyi
maszyna jego wpadla do zatoki
Narragansett.
San Antonio, IL. czerwca. -
Porucznik Harry Doods z Van
couver, zmarl wczoraj w Fort
Sam Houston, pc o%trzymaniu
fatalnych uszkodzeh w sobote ma
polu Stinson, gdy jego maszyna
spadia z wysokosci 200 stop.
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