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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
UREGULOWANIE CEN
WEGLA.

Washington, 8, mraca. - .Ad,
ministracya opalu oslosi}a, IL
pomiedzy dniami | kwietnia a l
wrzesnia. ceny wegla twardego
Leda obnizone przecietnie 80
centow ma TOME w handlu dro-
biazgowym, ale rownoczesnle
wyda}a rozporzqdzenia tyczace
SIG dystrybucyi wegla przez ca}y
rok, poczawszy Cd l kwietnia.
Celem tych rozporzqdzeh jest "a
r6wno zapobiezenie zbytceznego
nagromadzania wesla w roznych
miejscach, jak i zaspokajanle
wszelkich potrzeb domowych W
ciagu nastepnej zimy. Co do we
gla miekkiego, to wprawdzie ME
zarzadzono ogolnego obnizenla
cen, ale administracya opa}u re-
gulowac bedzie ogiaszac ich &C.
ny ma miejscu wydobywania i
juz znaczne obnizenia tych cen
zarzqdzono W Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming Montana. w innych
Stanach w jak najkrotszym czasic
nastapi takie uregulowanie.
Obnizenie cen wegla twardego
W Eandlu drobiazgowym o 30
centow ma tonic W miesiacach
kwietniu, maju, czerwcu, lipcu i
sierpniu, zaprowadzono w miej-
see dawniej praktykowanego do
browolnego obnizenia tych cen ze
strony handlarzy, ktore zazwy-
czaj wynosiio so centow ma tonic
W kwietniu, potem coraz mniej,.
az do 10 centow ma TOME W sierp-.
min.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
Zan1OrdOWanO.
ZMIENIAJA NAIVE ZAKLA-
DU NAUKOWEGO.

Milwaukee, 8. marca. - Czter-
dziestu kilku studentow zakiadu
German English Academy
podpisaio ukiad miedzy SODA "a
warty, by ma czas wojny zak}ad
ten nazywaG tylko milwaukee, A.
cademy". Sa miedzy mimi synowie
wybitnych pewnych Niemc6w tu-
tejszych. Ukiadu tego ME przed-
}ozyli dyrektoryum zakladu. Pryn
cypat Max Griebel oswiadczyl, re
ci studenci dzialali ma w}asna re-
ke, ale bye moze, re ich akcya do
prowadzi do urzedowej znliany
navy zka}adu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
DZIALALNOSC DEPARTA-
MENTU PIRACY.

Waszyngton, 8. marca - We
die oznajmienia sekretaryatu pra-
cy uda}o sic obecnie doprowadzic
do zalatwienia dwoch waznych
zatarg6w robotniczych. Jeden Z
Mich tyczyt sic nieporozumieh we
iabrykach bawelny Mount Yer
non Woodberry W Baltimore,
gdzie 200 robotn;kGw i robotnic
otrzymalo pdwyzke p}ac o l2A
proccnt i pozyskalo 9 godzinowy
dzien piracy, drugi zalatwiono
pomySlnie dla robotnikow w fa-
bryce American Graphophone Co.
W Bridgeport, Conn, ale szczego-
low ME ogtoszono.
w pierwszych jedenastu mie-
siacach wojny, do dnia 6 marca
1918, Department piracy zajmo--
wal sic zalatwianiem nieporozu--
mien W S0I zakladach przemyslo-
wych, W kt6rych mniejwieceJ
l 100000 robotnikow bylo zatrud
nionych. w 539 takich zakiadach
sam department bez obcej po--
mocy doprowadzil do porozumie-
MIA ku zadowoleniu stron obu; W
100 wypadkach dopomogly do
zaEatwienia pomySlnego stanowe
lub lokalne komisye rozjemcze.
Tylko w II wypadkach ME udalo
sic departamentowi doprowadzic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
kALFN.OARZYK

Jutro, 10 lara: Niedziela Po-
stu. - 40 IS. Meczennik0w. - Sw.
Kessoga. - Sw. Anzelma.
Pojutrze, II marca: Sw. Konstan-
tego szkoc. - Sw. Sofroniusza. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
" spraWie |isty STRAIT.
Department wojny prze'
Stanie og|aszaG nazWiska.
Obnizenie cen Weg|a.
Nowy uk|ad hand|Owy Z Hiszpania'
Z dzia}a1nosci departamentu piracy.
Niemieccy profesorzy traca posadv.
Nowy ukIad hand|owy Z HiSzpania,
Z dzia}a1nosci departamentu piracy.
Niemieccy profesorzy traca posadv.
z r6znych stron.

II iNS uioSyl uiO[O'i ~ ''-''' .
lowo przez administracye opalu,
nastepujacc szczeg6ly sa wazne
dIa wszystkich odbiorc6w:
Nikomu ME bedzie dozwolo-
nem zakupowat wieksze zapasy
wcgla, anizeli rzeczywiscie po-
trzcbowac bedzic do dnia Sligo
marca 1919 roku; zadncj tez iir-
nlic handlowcj lub zadnemu ham
dlarzowi ME bedzic wolno spree
dawac nikomu wiecej wcgla, ami
zeli na ten przeciqg czasu zacho-
dzi potrzeba. Jezeli ktoS zama-
wiaG kupowat zamierza pcwne
zapasy, to musi zlozyc zaprzysie-
zone zcznanic co do tego, lie po-
siala wegla w zapasic dnia 1go
kwietnia 1918. lie gdziekolwiei
juz zamowil wegIa, lie wegla zu-
zyi W przeciagu II miesiecy koh-
czqcych sic d. 81 marca 1910. III
wegla bedzic potrzcbowaI W pre-
.:iqgu nastepnych nies;ecy do d.
Il marca 1919. Lokalni admini--
stratorzy opaiu bedq mosli CO do
tego zaprowadzac pcwnc ogranl-
czenia. Po zlozeniu takiego "a
przysiezoncgo zcznania bedzie
wolno zamowic zakupic pewne
znaczniejszc zapasy, ale ME wig
cej, niz dwic trzecie normalnego
swcgo zapotrzebowania ma prze--
c;qg - miesiecy. Zastrzezona
Jest rzecz&, &c zam6wienia ia
szeSc ton mona wykonywac bez
dalszych ograniczei lub utrud-
men. Handlarze musza Wysyiac
10 lokalnego administrators opa-
III W kazdym miesiacu sprawoz-.
dania wszelkich zamowien O.
trzymanych i wypelnionych.
sTRAJKI w ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Mo-, 8. marca. - Z
nowych wydarzeh stra jkowych W
St. Louis wazniejsze wczorajsze
So nastepujace: Z pomiedzy 113
osob aresztowanych onegdaj W
czasie parady, 1O4 wypuszczono
ma wolnost jake niewinne. Cd
piracy odesz}o i zastrajkowalo 600
tlerkow w skiadach groseryjnych
bez stawiania jakichkolwiek "a
dan, tylko z powodu, ze' W pew
nym takim sk}adzie kilku fila
mi, wydalono siedmiu klerkow.
Nowe unie zorganizowano w pie
karniach, hurtownych sk}adach
zelaza, fabrykach odziezy i budyn
kach ofisowych; unic te wkr0tce
sformuluja swe zadania przedlo-
"a je pracodawcom.
IMAGINE ZAMcWIENIA
w KANADZIE.
Ottawa, 9. marca. - w prze--
ciagu ostatnich ) miesiecy Stany
Zjednoczone zrobi}y w Kanadzie
zam6wienia ma amunicye, maszy-
ny dla floty rome inne mate
ryaly wojenne "a SUNG $50.0C0,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
L DEPARTMENT. WOJNY.

Washington, 8. marca. - Ko-
mitet informacyi publicznej "a
przestaje z dniem dzisiejszym O.
glaszac listy STRAIT amerykansklch,
IT, nazwiska zolnicrzy poleglych
l,ib ranionych zagranica wraz
adresami najblizszych ich krew--
nych. Stalo sic to wskutek teSo,
&c Department wojny wydai roz-
porzadzcnie, by ME oglaszano tyl-
80 adrcsow osob najblizcj spokrc-
wnionych Z takmi zolnierzaml, a
same nazwiska zolnierzy nadal O.
giasZaC Zamierzaf; komitet inlor-
macyi publicznej sadzi jcdnako--
woz, &c takic oglaszanic samych
nazwisk zolnierzy neitylko bylo-
by bczwartoSciowem, ale takze
doprowadziloby do r6znych ME
porozumien przykrych wyda--
rzen, powodu ze wielu zolnierzy
podobne maja nazwiska.
Listy STRAIT wprawdzie mic bedq
oglaszane w gazctach, ale kazdy
irteresowany otrzymywac je mo-
ze ma zadanie Cd departamentu
wojny lub przegladac je kazdcJ
chwili. Rozporzadzenie nieoS}a-
szania nazwisk najbiizszych krc-
wnych zolnierzy podobno wyda-
no ma zyczenie samego gen. Per-
shinga, kt6rclnu widocznle cho-
lilo to, by nieprzyjaciel ME O.
trzymywal waznych niekiedy dla
niego informacyj. Natoniast wy
raznie zastrzezono, ze krewnl
zolnierza polegiego bedq nadal O.
trzymywali telegraficzna wiado--
nose O smierci tegoz i &c lokal--
nym gazetom, wydawanym w
mieiscowosciach, sk&d TAXI zof-
nierz pochodzi}, r6wniez przeslc
sig do ogIoszenia wiadomosc o Je-
90 Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
ODDZIAL KAWALERYI ZY.
sKUJE NAGRODE $500.

Douglas, Ariz., 8. marca. -
Thomas Powers, John Powers ;
Thomas Sisson, kt6rzy zabili SEE
ryfa, r. F. McBride'a, podszery-
ia NJ. R. Kemptona i ich asysten-
ia D. K. Wootana z Cuban coun-
ty d. 10 lutego, gdy ich scigano "a
uchylenie sic Cd poboru wojsko-
wego, - zostali wczoraj schwy-
tani -przez patrol kawaleryi St.
Zjedn., 50 mil ma poludnie Cd Ha-
chita, n. NJ. - Ia aresztowanie
tvch trzech zbiegow byly wyzna-
czone rome nagrody w,lacznej su
mie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
UKLAD HANDLOWY Z HI
SZPANIA

"dSZynStOIl, Z. MAI ca - De
parliament stanu oznajmia, re no
wy uk}ad handlowy Z 1iszpania
zostal zaWarty. Uklad ten natych-
miaSt wejdzie w zycie, komi--
sya handlu wojennego ogiosila jc-
20 szczegGly. Ma mocy tego uIlla-
Gu gen. Pershing otrzymywac be-
die wszelkic potrzcbne mu dla
wojsk zapasy Hiszpanii, a rad
hiszpanski zgadza sic ma wolny
wywoz Z kraju do paIistw alian--
tow, piryt6w. mincral6w i fabry-
k&t0w Z weIny. Ponadto wolny
wywoz innych artykul0w W roz-
miarach ME naruszajqcych po-
trzcb krajowych r6wniez bedzic
IozWolony. w zamian "a te IL
stepstwa, Stany Zjednoczone 70
nowigzaiy sic zaopatrywac Hisz-
yanie W potrzebne zapasy bawei-
ny nafty Z zastrzezeniem, by O.
re pokrywaiy istotne potrzeby
samej Hiszpanii i ME mogly bye
tajemnie zakupione przez aSen--
tow niemieckich do czasu zakon-
~zenia wOjny.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
LEAGUE STATES LEAD IN
LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN

The Third Liberty Loan drive in the
Ninth Federal Reserve Bank district
brought out the fact that the leading
League states were first "over the
top" the rural districts led the cities
and the farmers themselves made a
better record than the townspeople.
Montana, the hest observation-disclosures
state outside North Dakota, and North
Dakota controlled by the league, both
reported their quotas surpassed on
the night of April 1S, and were first
over. 1t was reported from the head
quarters of the district Liberty Loan
committee that the Montana subscrip-
tion would reach at least $14 900, 900
on a quota of $4,000, CO.,, and North
Dakota at least $10,000,000 on a quota
of $4,000, 900.
Sixty-five Minnesota rural counties
had gone over" before II Of three
big Minnesota counties had complet.
ed their quotas. Nearly all these
| counties were strong league counties
while the big cities control the wealth
and political power Of the state and
are ruled by the anti-farmer. gang
/! which has tried to make an issue O.
It's patriotism and the "~disloyalty'
Of the National N%onpartisan league.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
REAL PATRIOTISM.

81 49, - ~ MAaH 49, AFE A LN
To eat potatoes liz the best kind Of
local, home grown patriotism, lays the
Food Administration.
The potato proved it was a true
American last year when the crops
called to the front for var serv.l
ice. It enlisted in the front ranks Of
the food forces, with the result that
We have sash q potato crop as was
never known in this country.
Europe does not need to share u
potatoes. They are too bulky to ship
at this time when ships must be saved
for troops and for the most essential
and concentrated foods. Therefore,
the best Form Of patriotism is to eat
our bumper crop and make it help.
save wheat. At = time when the world
y 30 IN need Of food It would be Grim
I tnal e vsats anythins "a important
- poen1n
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
Official )
Food NeUs .
Issued by
Federal Food Administra- ;
ton for South Dakota,
, C. N. RERRElD, Administrator. 5
G FOR

The United States Food Admins
tration has adopted a plan which will
provide an ample supply of sugar for
preserving and canning purposes only.
This will be in addition to the sale Of
sugar for general household purposes,
which will continue under present
regulations. Any one desiring sugar
Cor preserving and canning purposes,
may apply to any retailer who will re-
quire the applicant to sign the fol
lowing certificate:
). ID.
......... 1Slo
| hereby declare to the United
States Food Administration that | de-
sire to purchase from.
............. pounds of sugar for
my use for preserving and canning
purposes only, and that | shall return
any surplus mo- used for this purpose.
No. in Family. ......
(Signed)
Street No. or r. r. D............
County City OF town. .......
This Certificate should be returned
to G. N. Herreid, Aberdeen, S. d.,
Federal Food Administrator for South
Dakota, within II week of its execu.
ton.
A limited number of blank certif.
Gates will be sent each retailer in this
state. Additional copies will be fur.
nished on application.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30

According to a statement by the
Department Of Agriculture, there has
been an actual shortage of more than
1000. 900 tons of sugar annually since
the war began. Prior to the war
practically Gil the belligerent coun-
tries except the United Kingdom and
Italy exported sugar, the total
amount being more than 5000, 0n0
tons. In 1918 1t is estimated that the
allies must import a minimum OF
/. 100000 tons.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30

The States Relations Service, in CO.
operation with the Office CT Farm
Management, has arranged for a con-
ference to be held in Chicago the week
beginning June 8, at which farm.
management demonstrators of the
northern and western states will dis
cuss demonstration methods. Ways
will be considered for conducting
demonstrations with regard to more
efficient use of labor, teams and
equipment, and a better organization
of the farm to bring about a maxi
mum production of food per work
man
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30

purpose of setting q price for the dip
ping In the county tanks also for the
purpose of appointing dipping inspec-
tors for the Canning vat and Dry Run
vas.
On motion the price that the coun-
ty will charge for dipping cattle was
fixed at rs cents for one dip and SO
cents for two dips, this price to hold
good untilSeptember 1st, 1918.
On motion Harry Thompson was
appointed tank inspector for the Can
ming vat.
On motion Frank w. Hinsey was
appointed dipping tank inspector for
the Dry Run dipping tank.
On motion the bond of Frank w.
Hinsey, dipping inspector, in the sum
of s4o0 90 was approved.
Bond of Fl. S. Thompson, dipping
tank inspector of Canning dipping
tank, in the sum of $4OO.O 90 was ap-
proved On the condition that where
sureties t.iled to sign they do SO.
% motion the auditor was inatruc
I'D to notify b. SummerWilt TO get
deed from Theodore SUlmer tnG the
ground required fnf dipping tank md
yards in section 36 township III, r
n, and to draw u County General
warrant in the sum OF 1925 co for the
payment Of said deed.
On motion the Board adjourned
sine die.
County Auditor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30

Among the many good laws passed
by the last session of the legislature
was one that will put q crimp in the
criminal practices of the |. w. w.
Organized ~lawlessness in South Dakota
will be crushed under state law. While
other states are waiting for the jodici-
AIRY committees in the senate and house
at-Waahinntnn to Gnish mn a debate on
a federal measure South Dakota exer-
cised its right as a sovereign state and
enacted a good law for the protection
of it's citizens.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
DAY

The heavy rain Of last night and
this morning interferred greatly with
the carrying out of the mornings
Memorial program. However, in
spite of the bad condition of the
roads, many spent the forenoon In
the decoration of graves at the Catho-
lie and Riverside cemeteries.
The exercises at Capitol lake in
honor of our departed sailors and
seamen was most patriotic and was
under the auspices of the w. r. 9.
The grand parade formed at the
court house and extended east on
Capitol avenue to the high school
building. The line OF march, with
Old Glory at every hand, was con-
tinued 10 the Auditorium, where a
most fitting program was carried out
to the patriotism of every citizen in
attendance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
YANKEES BEAT HUNS;
CAPTURE 400 PRISONERS

With the British Army in France,
May 2s.-The American troops on the
French front neal M%ontdidier deliv-
cred IN attack against the German
positions, fought their way through
Ill detectives, including the village
of csntigny, and captured lao pris-
onors.
Warrington, May 28.-American
troops In Picardy attacked this morn.
Ing On q front of one and q quarter
miles, captured the village of Cantig-
NJ. took 200 prisoners and inflicted
severe losses in killed and wounded
on the enemy, says Gen. Pershing's
communique made public tonight at
the war department. The American
casualties we're relatively small.
The statement follows:
"This morning in Picardy our
troops. attacking on a front of one
and one.fourth miles advanced our
lines and captured the village of Can
tigny. We took 200 prisoners and
inflicted on the enemy sever losses
In killed and wounded. Our casual
ties were relatively small.
Hostile counter attacks broke
down under our fire.
"In Lorraine and in the Woevrs
artillery Of both sides continued &C
tive. Early in the day our ayiator4
shot down q hostile machine"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
Papers west of the river along the

Papers west of the river along the
line OF the Milwaukee road have had
a broad avenue for pmphatfcaliy tx
prsssing their cpinicns coneetnii Z
matters aud tni,gs opened ap toi
them by reason of the rev time
schedute that has recently gone into
effect out in that district. We have
tried TO make . = $ By reading the
several expletiyes INDUCED IN by our
editorial brethren out there, but so
far ne have only been able to deter
mine that it now takes two days to
make q trip where it required but q
few hours formerly. Heretofore
their efforts have been directed to-
ward lettering the crossing c0udi-
lions st Chamberlain, but the new
time schedule is now occupying their
attention and the bridge matter is
having q rest.-Vermillion Republi-
| can.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
ON TO

WITH The Americana Afield, May
28.-The American troops charged to
capture Cantigny, are now yelling
Nov We are In Germany, wallop hell
ont Of them and 60 on to Berlin" At
TOR the lighting, the boys telephoned
headquarters. 9Th ! . u: Cantigny
speaking"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
Intsrsd at the Post Office atPierre. South Da'
kota. - mailmatter of the second class.
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
Edward D. Sutton for State Senator.
Fred L. Villas. for Representative
NJ. j. Lynott, for Sheriff.
George M. Coates, for Assessor.
Byron Sabey for Register of Deeds.
Louis Greenough for county commits
sionerin 4th District.
J.. F. Thomas for County Commits
sioner in the End District.
G. w. Sullivan for State Committee
man.
II. B. German for County Commits.
sioner in srd District.
Henry l.. Jones for County Coumis-
si0ner in SD District.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
COMMISSIONERS, PRocEEDING s

Pierre, s. D., May %, 1918.
The Beard Of County Commission
ers met in pursuance to the ca l! of
the Chairman.
The members present being: A. G.
Stewart, II. G. Lumley. and j. f.,
SchOlz.
AS this meeting was called for the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-05-30
For State Senator

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the Senate from the 2srd District,
Hughes and Sully counties, subject
to republican primaries.
n IF Iv~,r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17
BOJE SPOJENCU S BOLSEVIKY MA
RECE DIVINE.
POVSTANf V UKRAINE VZRUSTA.

Archand6.sk, v utery, Is. rij
ia. - Spojenecke oddly vcet-
ne americkych, zamestnany
jsou odrazenim utoku znacn6
bolsevicke moci Ma obou bre-
zich Dviny as 15Omil severn6
cd Kotlasu, We valecne oblasti
severniho Ruska. Americana a
Rusove postupujl s.nerem cd
Welska leziciho ma severovy-
chod Cd Vologdy.
Sesllene rude gardy boise
vicke Sc snazi znovu opanovati
posice iez byly dine q. zari po
urputnych bojich dobyty Ame-
ricany a Skoty. Ia nepfIetrzite-
no ostrelovani, jez trvalo po ce
ly tyden odrazii spojenci neko
lik mocnych naporu bolSevick6
pechoty a pusobili temto znac
rych ztrat. Spojenecke posice
zahrnuji v sobe vesnice ma dru
he strane reky z nichz n6kte-
re jake dI cite stratc ~ick6 DO
dy ovladaji cely tok Dviny.
Bolsevici bombarduji spDjene-
cke postavenl S lodic chran6.
nych plsecnatymi ostrovy. Spo
jeneckym oddilam jest velkou
pfekazkou bezedne blato vel
ka presila nepratel, vzdor tolnu
zmocnily Sc jisteho pocru del a
stroinlch puSek.
Americky zakopniclly poru-
elk prebrodil n6koIika muzi
"a prudke palby reku a zachra
Nil velke delo, jez bylo boise
vickou deiostrelbou ohrozeno.
Pristim dnem tentyz dustojnik
Sc aarzante,n ucinili podobny
pokus ale sire ami donuceni no
dali preplavati tok pri cemz
porucik a serzant zaplatili od-
vahu svoji smrtl utopenim.
BolSevici snazi Sc r)zSirOvati
vlastri propa gandu We spojene-
ckell? vojsku; jednon dolby
TEN zakopu a sousednich YES
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'nlcich nalezena spousta Ietaku
V anglicke reel vyzvou, aby
Ang gicane a Americana zane
chali boje. Vojsko vsak Sc po-
dobnym pokusum sm6je, an
jsou V rozporu Sc zachazenim
Sc zaiatci, kteri byvaji boise
viky casio mrzaceni.
Stockholm, 1G. riina. = Po-
vstani V Ukraine rozSiriio Sc
posledni dobou V cele Podolske
gubernii. Ma nekolika misnech
pfipoiuje Sc n6mecke vojsko k
povstalcum. N6kolik tisic voji-
MI vztycilo u Jekaterinoslavi
rudOu vlajku pri cemz zabiti
byli dustoinici. Veskfra tato re
voltuiici zbrojni moe pochodu
je Ike Charkovu. kde Sc hod.a
pripojiti k vojsku revolucnimu
jez ovlada toto m6s.o. Jiny de-
ly a strojnlmi puSkami oddil
Inajme sestaveny re selskeho Ii
idu poctu 5000 muzu tahne ma
Pultavu.
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K STAVCE HASICU.

Zda-li nase mestska sprava
nepristoupl ma pozadavek ha-
sicu, aby jejich zalezitost by
la odevzdana k rozhodnuti via
dni arbitracni komisi, wide ri
ira nasich 525 hasicd ma stav
ku.
Mayor Davis prohlasil, re
pozadavku hasicu bude ucint
NO zadost lined, jakmile zako
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17

nodarna V Columbus mestu po
wolf vetsi prijem.
Ultra rano pax ctena bude
ma kazde hasicske stanici no
ia mayorova, We ktere tento ha
sice zada, by krok svdj dobre
81 rozmyslili S upamatovanim
sc ma vaznou dobu dnesni, kdy
kde kdo nucen prinaseti je o
beti. Pakli ma stavku vyjdou,
budou mista jejich lined zno
WI obsazena.