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LONDON, July iG.-Thc new in.
dope ndent state Of tkrainia IL
breaking up into small states. Just ms
Russia disintcgrated after the Boil
ahevlh came into power.
ukrainian villages are now virtu.
ally independent republics. held by
only the slcnderest threads 90 the
central government al kiev.
The newest political party n the
sboEia literally the harefooted "
Tho whole country In deprived OF
mails Tho peasant communities re-
fuse to have anything 10 do with any
agency Of the 'rada the kiov gov.
eminent.
IL IL difficult 10 find officials who
speak ukrainlan. because most Of
the people who have any education
az all went TO Russian schools and
learned that tongue, forgetting the
rkrainian language. which survives
az peasant speech.
The foregoing information II taken
from Polish newspapers OF cracow.
the Gas and the Nova Refor7nn
smuRsled thru Germany and Hol
land,
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Mrs. Wilson Will
Christen Steamer

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July IA
Mrs woodru~ Wilson will christsn
tho Red Jacket the first yesHci TO
leave tho ways at Hog Island, the
worlds greatest ahipyard. early In
August. Tn. president also will par
uolpatc. n presidential business does
not detain him In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-16
WEEKS BATTLE
ADDS TO GAINS
OF ALLIED ARMY


LONDON. July is.-Thc Franco
Italian drive In Albania and Mace
donia Is now occupying the attcn
ton 81 military critics.
II u the general belief that the OF
fensive Is more than series OF
small attacks--that II is. in fact,
ne beginning OF an allied campaign
for the redemption OF Serbia
The fighting since the drive began
On Monday week ago has been
done mostly by the Italians. ON the
western end OF the battle line stretch.
jng from the Adriatie TO the Aegean
Cen. IL Is expected. however. that
Within the next few days the allies
viii extend the scope OF their OF
tensivo TO the east, and the Serbian,
French and British troops holding
the line between Monastir and Sa.
Ioniki will attack the Bulgarians in
force.
Monastir has been held by the
little Serbian army since Il was re-
captured In 1916. The strongest pc.
oiticns held by the Austrians arr just
north Of the city and about Lake
poiran.
Albania tn he Cleared
The allied campaign has been al.
rected first toward clearing Al.
bAnia Of the Austrlans. driving them
back toward the Serbian border.
When this Is accomplished the Tcu,
tons win be subjected 20 Increased
pressure opposite Monastir and on
their right wing along the Serbian
border.
This will force a retirement along
. line OF more than 200 miles. and.
Il pressed by the allies. will compel
the Austrians and Bulgarians TO fall
back along the whole front.
The offensive has been pressed
Eith the same vigor that marked
The Italian counter-attackS In Nene
TIA last month. An Albanian army.
undcr Esssd pasha. has given valu.
able aid to the Italians because OF
IT, intimate knowledge OF the diff.
cult country.
Austrian Line Weak
The center OF the line Is held by
Montenegrins. Serblans and French
troops. while the British. aided BY
Hreck attachments. are holding the
fight flank toward the Aegean.
The rspidity with which the Aus.
TRANS fell back along the River
&emini before the initial advance in
Dicates that their line was thinly
held. probably having been weak
1ned by moving troops TO the Italian
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LONDON. July 49, Railway work.
ers In England are watching with IN.
terest the wartime operation ~ raiis
roads By the United states governs
ment-snd whether permanent fed.
eral operation n likely.
a. q. Walkden. ~ the Railway
Clerks association. ia addressing n
meeting 81 railway workers here.
said there was strong disposition
In all quarters 20 allow the British
government 20 retain the railways.
after the war.
Workers are perfectly satisfiss-'
with conditions thus far an an
erage Of ,25 5000 n year has been
paid them In supplemental war
wages.
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front for the recent offensive there.
The allies have taken advantage
OF this fact. as 1t was expected they
would. A continuation OF the drive
will force Austria and Germany TO
withdraw troops from France and
Italy % reinforce their armies in
tn. balkans. Bulgaria can be count.
ed on for but little further help. as
most Of its army is already In the
line. Turkey may be called on by
the Teutona. however. to heip the
Huns hold Serbia
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Wash Dresses
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U. S. AWARDS BIG SHIP
CONTRACTS IN ORIENT

WASHINGTON. July is.--More
than 100000 900 in ship contracts
have been let 20 Japan and China.
Thirty thousand tons OF ships viii
have TO be delivered from Japan by
September ]. The vessels will be used
in coaHtwise and South American
trade.
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BUSINESS WOMEN IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION

CINCINNATI. July business
women from all over tho United
states convened here today for their
second annual convention. called BY
the woman'a Association 81 Com
msrc- of the United States Of
America.
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CHANCELLOR HERTlING
TAKES LONG VACATION

AMSTERDAM. July is.-Chancel-
Tor Won Heriling has gone to a place
near German headquarters. where
he viii take vacation until Sep.
tember !. II was learned today. Vice
Chancellor Won Payer viii act in his
place
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The German. have carried of the

printing presses. linotyPes and other
machinery OF the Belgian daily paper
Ia Patriotic. and sold them 10 the
publishers Of German reviews IL
Patriotic has not been published
during tho war.
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PUSHING BALKAN DRIVE TO LIBERATE SERBIA
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spcciai 10 the star ev N. y. 4.
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UKRAINIA HAS
MANY STATES

Special 10 The star b. N. u. A..
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
Zion City, kolonii sekty

religiincj, zwacej sic Syonistaml'
arcsztowaly wladze Z Waukegan
szcsc osob "a wspolzycie W ndu-
chowej mifoSci", ktora zadnych
praw cywilnych ME uznaje, lecz
tylko ,,objawienie.' Aresztowani
nazywaja sic: C. Coulthard, ,,gao-
why kaplan", PAM Coulthard, Je-
90 iona, ,,glowna kaplanka" Cd
dana przez MEGA C.. Sansonowl,
kt6ry jest take aresztowany; da-
lei PAM Elzbieta Smith, mieszka-
iaca w ,~,swiatyni" Z powyzszy-
mi; PAM O.. ]. Durham, wdowa, u
kt6rej mieszkai H. C.. Payne / IT,
wazai wdowe jake swa ,siostref"
- Konferencya, jak zatrudniae
tysiace kobiet, liczace ponad N
lat odbedzie sic dnia 11go marca.
Rada Stanowa Obrona ma ten
dziei zaprasza pracodawcow z
calego Stanu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
KR6TKIE NOTATKl MlEJSKIE.

- Proszkowane szkfo znalezio-
no w m~ieszanej mace ~wojennej,
kt6ra przeslano do laboratoryum
miejskiego ola zbadania. komi-
sarz zdrowia DIR. Robertson ME
wyjawil, skqd make te nadeslano.
Ostrzega wszystkich, azeby sic
mieli ma bacznoSci. Prosi wSzyst-
kich, jeSli napotykaja make mic
szana, kt6ra i'm sic wydaje podej-
rzana, azcby pr6bke takiej maxi
przeslali do laboratoryum mieJ-
skiego.
- Zbliza sic koniec procesu
Earla Deara i L. Hartnctta,
dw6ch mlodych lotrzykow, oskar-
zonych 0 zamordowanie szofcra
r. Wolfe'a, gdy ten bronif auto
mobilu sWego pracodawcy pred
kradziezq. Swiadkowie zeznali, re
wystrzaf morderczy dal Dear.
Prok. stan. O'Brien wczoraj ia
dai Smierci w movie swej do Sc
dzi6w przysieg1ych. Podczas mo-
wy Dear byi blady, pocil sic / kre-
Gil, lex malowal SIG w jego oczach
Ii ME smial ma nikogo spojrzec.
ISzanse jego przedstawiaja sic
bardzo czarno; tembardziej, re
czterech Swiadk6w, ktorzy ma je-
go korzyst zeznawali, zosta}o a.
resztowanych "a krzywoprzysie-
stWo.
Wedfug raportu w. L.. b.
dine'a, urzednika rady szkolnej
W roku zeszlym poslano do zak}a-
du poprawczego 90 rodzicow "a
ME posylanie swych dzieci do
szkoiy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

,,Uprzedzam Pania, Panno Maryo,
"a nadal tegO juz ME bedZie, dis do
piero sic dowiedZialem re RUFFLES
jest W stanie Zupelnie ~ZniSzcZyc lu-
piez".
Mozecie sic upierac | zaSwiadczac,
re lupiez i w~ypadanie wios6w ME
MONA wstrzymac lecz co powiecie ma
to, re ten RUFFLES jest W stanie
zniszczyc kazda odrobinke lupieza
to tylko "a pomoca jednej butelki "a
65c.. W przeciwnym zaS razie Wasz
aptekarz VAN wr6ci pieniQdze! Co
powiecie ma to-
RUFFLES - jest to koniec lupie-
Ia. RUFFLES ME zaciaga poiyskiem
lupieza, ami ZasyCha sk6re. RUFF
LES ME moie uszkodzic najdeiikat-
niejszej sk6ry. Jest on pokarmem ola
oslabionei sk6ry glowy, przynoszac
jej nalezyte Zdrowie.
Spr6bujcie dis j~eszcze RUFFLES
Jezeli DO zuzyciu soc butelh ME be-
dziecie mieli oczekiwanegO rezulta-
tn. to p]oprostu zaiQdajcie pieniadze
Vase 2 pOwrotem. Jest 20 zupetnie
nie utrzymuje Rufylesu, ME Eanie-
chajcie - pOslijcie nan nazwtsko
takowego ( ~zalacrCIe T5c. Wyslemy
Wan iedna butelks Z Opiacons pre-
svIka. =. Ad. Richter and Co, 1850
Washfnrfon Str. New York. y. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
= Wczoraj rozpoczeia sic po-

- Wczoraj rozpoczefa sic po-
chodem W srodmiesciu kampania
celem zebrania W Chicago $780,
600 ma cele rekreacyjne ola FOL
merry i mathew, kt6re So pod
nadzorem ,,War Camp Communi-
ty Service"
- Wczoraj urzedowo wytoczo-
no kampanie W sprawie wojen-
nych ogrodk6w warzywnych. Cd
bywalo sic zebranie pod egida
stanowej Rady Obrony, ma kto-
rem byli obecni reprezentanci
wszystkich orgsnizacyi %intereso--
wanych i powzieto plan systema-
tycznej Rampant. Liczba ogro-
dow warzywnych ma bye tego ro-
XII wieksza niz kiedykolwiek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

Agnieszki Og6rek, zamieszka}ych p.
mr.. 2317 N. Oakley ave., syn ich
Tomasz Og6rek. Tomasz jest maryna
rem ma okrecie Rhode island.
Brat jego starszy, Jan jest kappa
lem W obozie armii narodowej W
Camp Grant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28
WOJCIECHOWA
MOVIE TOWARZYSTWO I'M.
HELENY ~PADEREWSKIEJ.

Wczoraj wieczorem w sail pa
rafialnej, zebraia sic spora liczba
pan i dziewczat z tejze dzielnicy,
celem organizowania towarzy-
silva, kt6re pracowac bedzie mad
dostarczaniem roznorakich robot
dla naszych zolnierzy i sierot w
Polsce.
X. K. Gronkowski, proboszcz,
w krotkich siowach objasni} d9-
zenia tcgoz towarzystwa i ma
przewodnicz9ca wicczoru powo-
}ai dzielna pracowniczke p. w.
Szymahskq; ma se~krctarke Powo-
lana zostala Vera A. G6rccka.
PAM Szymahska wygiosila ko-
niecznoSc zabrania sic do piracy,
powolujqc wszystkich do s~zczerej
roboty, ably przynieSc ulge wiel-
kiej nedzy. X. Gronkowski propo-
nowa} w~sp6lne zebrania w O.
chronce NajSw. Rodziny, gdzic W
k6lkach wcselcj bcdzie wykony-
wac ponczoSzkowa robote. Dzieci
szkolne r6wnicz poSwiecq pol
dnia kazdcgo tySodnia by dopo-
modz Towarzystwu.
Dalej "a wnioskicm p. NJ. Dc
rczyiskicj uchwalono, Il kazda
Czlonkini zobowiazujc sic p}acit
1Oc podatku micsiccznego i Ola
rule swq pracc II. wyrob potrzcb-
nych przybor0w L dostarczonej
i'm wclny! pr0cz togo 0 lie mozli-
VIC. czlonkinic nadsylac beda po-
warunki w iormic Wykoiczoncj
piracy, wykohczonej ma wlasny
koszt. Welna bedzie do nabycia Il
towarzystwa pc Genie tahszej jak
gdzic indziej, gdyz zakupion9 20
stanic w wiekszcj iloSci, wlasci-'
wego koloru.
Administrators Towarzystws
i'm. Heleny Padercwskiej skiada
sic Z nastepujacych' osob: - y.
X. Gronkowski, prezes honorowy
w. Szymahska, prezeska;'M. Sla-
ska, wiceprezeska; Vera A. Gore
cka, sekr. prot; Z. Jankowska,
sckr. fin; K, I,uhe1aa kasyerka.
Rada Gospodarcza: PfNagel, NJ.
T~ezierna, Al. Paczkow|skay, NJ. Ga
dzihska, !. Kempa, NJ: Dezezyh-
ska ! w. Swiderska.
Towarzystwo zapowiada SIG
swietnie. Zapisaio sic juz, kilkaSet
czlonkii, lecz trzeba wiecej, gdyz
wszystkie pracowac winnismy!
Danny wiec przykiad / szczerzo
do roboty!
Towarzystwo i'm. Heleny Pa
derewskiej, polcca sic kazdej pra-
wdziwej Police. Piracy jest duzo.
Kazda Z mas przydat sic mole.
TAX male po5wiecenia przyniosa
wielka pomoc naszym braciom "a
oceanem.
Cora Wojciechowo!
Vera A. Gorceka,
sekr. prot.
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Kilka familii uchodzic musialo z
dom6w mieszkalnycn dzisiaj mad ra-
mem gdy W sasiedniej fabryce ,,Phoe-
nix Hermetic Company" PREY Trip
i Bloomingdale aves. wybuch} pozar
kt6ry wyrzadzii szkody ma okolo
$4,000.
q q q
Wczoraj o godzinie 1920 rano
zmar4, pc trzy-miesiecznej chorobie,
p. Wojciech Rozmarynowski, znany
obywatel ma Stanisiawowie, a ostat-
Mo zamieszkaiy W Jefferson Parku,
W domu pnr. 5O76 Avondale ave. Sp.
Rozmarynowski przez dlugie lata
prowadzil naprz6d skiad ~rzezniczy a
potem i wyszynk. Blizsze s~zczeg6fy
W neurology. ~Pogrzebem zajmuje sic
Piotr P. WiSniewski.
q q q
Poczawszy z dniem dzisiejszym ga
lerye sztuk pieknych Cart Institute)
PREY Michigan ave. zamykac beda
o godzinie $50 wieczorem. w ME
dziele zaS, poczawszy z dniem 3-go
marca, zamykaG beda galerye o 60
dzinie 7-mej wieczorem.
q q g
Onegdaj do obozu Camp Grant, W
Rockford wr6cii Walenty Chudzih-
ski. syn PIP. Anastazego i Heleny
Chudzihskich, zamieszkaiych pnr.
1925 Foster ave. Walenty Chudzih-
ski pred zaciagnieciem do wojska
pracowal dla sp6lki National Biscuit
Company jake forman. Rodzice jego
naleia do plerwszych W paratii
Przemienienia Pahskiego.
Ma potegnanie przyjaciele l PREY
jaci6iki Walentego Chudzinskiego u
rzadzili mu wieCzorek poaegnalny ma
kt6rym obecni byli: panowie: Jan
Malkowski. J6zef Kaminski, Antoni
DerengowsH, Fran. Derengowski,
Stan. Maikowski. F~ranciszek Chu-
dzinskS, Edward Chudzinski, oraz
panic: Leona Maikowska, Jadwiga
Strzelec, Franciszka Kamihska, Jo-
zefina K~lucznik, Marya Derengow-
ska. ByIy take panienki: Cecylia
Strzelec, Teresa Kubiak, Marya ku-
biak, Lucya Derengowska, zofia Dja-
belek, Stanislawa Subkowicz, Wikto
rya Grudzien, Krystyna M. kietpln-
ska, Marya W~yszynska, Franciszka
Schramke, Cecylia Chudzinska, Mar
ia Chudzihska i Anna Chudzinska.
Mlody wojak original w prezen-
cfe cd panny Krystyny NJ. Kieipin-
skiej t. wv. soldiers kit" i wiele tez
upomink6w cd innych znajomych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

DMENNrK CH1CAaoAKI saniOs
ncss wieceJ drobnych ogiosssh. AMI
tell wssystkis inne dIienEtki polSkis
Y Chicago sszen zxiztA
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.NOTATKI% REPORTERA.


Dzisiaj o godzinie 1880 wieczo--
rem W sail ma Maryanowie odbedzle
sic bardzo wazne zebranie W spraWie
niedzielnej manifestacyi i spraWie
niesienia pomocy Polsce. Ma posie-
dzenie to stawi6 sic maja wszystkie
administracye Towarzystw meskich
i zenskich w parafii a zarazem
wszyscy Polacy i wszystkie Polki. -
Jednem slowem, wszyscy CT, ktorym
dobro naszej o~jczyzny lezy ma sercu
MECH sic stawia ma dzisiejsze posie-
dzenie.
q q q
Wczoraj wieczorem W sail Stani-
slawowskiej odbylo sic zebranie
wszystkich przedstawicieli iowa
rzystw meskich / aehskich W parafii
- zwoiane przez miejscowego pro-
boszcza, X. Franciszka Dembinskle-
90, c. R. Zebranie 20 odbylo sic W
sprawie niedzielnei manifestacyi W
sr6dmiesciu z okazyi przybycia MI
syi Armii Polskiej do Chicago.
Posiedzenie to modlitwa otworzyt
X. Dembinski a potem W krotklch
slowach wytlomaczyl zebranym Gel
tegoz posledzenia. Ma przewodnicza-
cego wczoraiszego zebrania powotai
X. proboszcz p. Jana Nering, a ma
sekretarza p. Jana Fafihskiego. Clos
zabierali potem urzednicy i urzed--
ulczkI roznych towarzystw / ledno-
glosu:s uchwalono wziat udziai W
maniefstacyi jaka sic odbedzie dnia
s-ro marca. GI6wnym m~arszaikiem
svwizvt Stanisiawowskiej wyorano
D. J6zefa Grabowieckieso. a adlu--
tantami jego PIP. Alberta Rostenko-
wsklsgo, Jana Fafihskiego, Piotra
NazurkieWicza, J6zefa KoZuka / A
dana Rings.
Blizsze szczeg0ly podane bsda d!a
Darafian " Dziennlku Chicagoskim
p6tniei.
o q .
General Pershing, droga telegra-
fiezna donosi wiadzom Waszyng-
,ohskim. 70 ma polu WALK podczaS
potyczki raniony zostai artylerzysta'
Polak. Zygmunt R~utkowski, dawniej
zamieszkaly pnr. 1850 South Shore
chicago. Raniony zostal on DIN. 24go
Drive. ma Michalowie, South
lutego.
O q q
stowarzyszenie Budowniczo-Pozy-
czkowe / Kasa Oszczednosci, i'm. IA
zimierza ~Pulaskiego, ma Stan1sfa"o-
vie. otwiera move serge, 1l5-ta l
67-ma W sobote dnia Ego marca'
b. r. Zapisywac sic MONA W kazaa
sobote cd godz. 2-ej i do 0-teJ VILE
czorem Tub tez pomiedzy godz. INA
a $3.50 wieczorem W ofisie bankoWym
mod sala parafialna Sw. StanisfaWa
Kostki prey narozniku Noble BRA
dley ul., gdzie stale odbywaJa sic po-
siedzenia dyrekcyi sp6lki wyzej wy
mienionej.
w sklad zarzadu Stow. Budownl-
czo Pozyczkowego i Kasy Oszczea-
nosci i'm. Pulaskiego wchodza: Jan
Czekaa, prezes; Andrea Stacho--
wicz, wice-prezes; Antoni W. Bar
wig, sekretarz; August A. Szczepan-
ski, kasyer; Wladysiaw Barwig, An
drzei J. Kwasigroch, Andrzej Dom
browski, Jan K~ondziorski i Antoni
Barwig, dyrektorzy; z. H. kado"'
adwokat.
q q q .
Dzisiaj ma stacye policyjne staWlc
sic maia wszyscy CT kt6rzy onegdaJ
musieli sic regestrowat jake podda-
mi niemieccy. Miedzy tymi jest bar
do wielu Polak6w z pod zaboru pru-
skiego i tym przypominamy IL dzi-
siai slavic sic maja pc kartki iden'
tyfikacyjne ma stacye policyjna
edzie sic przedtem r~egestrowali.
Marszaiek federalny John j. Bra
dley powiada il Rad dale tym wszyst
kim 2 diva dni czasu, to znaczy re CT
kt6rzy dis zapomnieli, albo stawl(
sic ME moga, moga to uczynic przeo
o-eim marca. b. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

x.,,u u,s.. ale DO porade DO udwo.
Rata. przejrzyj llste polskich praTni.
E6W m sSpaItach DZIENNIRA CHI
CAGOSKfE8:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

Administracye wszystkich iowa
rzystw W parafii Sw. Jana Kantego
maia sic zebrac dis, W czwartek, d.
2Sgo lutego 0 godzinie 1880 wieczo-
rem W hall pa~rafialnej. Posiedzenie
to zwoiuje X. proboszcz StanlsfaW
Siatka, C. R., W bardzo wazneJ
sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

Panic Hen
ryk, Panskie
ubranie Zaw-
SEE jest obsy-
pane Iupie--
Iem''
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-28

General Pershing, droga telesra-
ficzpa donosi wladzOm Waszyng-
tonskim. &c ma polu walk podczaS
notvczkl raniony zostal artylerzysta'
Polak, Zygmunt RutkowsSi, dawn'e1
,~amieszkaiy PM. 1850 South Shore
Chicago. Raniony zostal on DIN. 24go
Drive. ma Michalowie, South
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-22
DEFINES COAL ZONES
Fuel Plan Will Eliminate Thousands
of Miles of Cross-Hauling.

Washington, March 22--Reorgani-
zation of the entire bituminous coal
industry began today, following an
nouncement by Fuel Administrator
Garfield of fourteen producing zones
within which consumption will be
largely confined
illumination of thousands of miles
of long cross-hauling with consequent
increase in car utility are the big re-
suits aimed at.
Only bituminous and camel coal
are affected. Anthracite, coke, rail-
road coal, coal for movement of land
WATERWAYS, coal delivered to Canada
are not affected. Regulations are ef-
fective April 1.
Embargoes by Director General Nc
Adoo will prevent violation of Dr.
Garfield's order. Special dispensation
may be obtained thru the fuel admin
istration IN the case of special coal
needed for producing illuminating gas,
metallurgical, smithing or other tech
nical purposes With these excep-
tions. coal must be purchased from
the nearest producing center.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-22
WANTS LASTING PEACE
"WorId Needs His Message" Says
Pope i'm Easter Message.

Rome, March 21.-A plea for last
ing peace is made by Pope Benedict in
his Easter message to the United
States, which he sends thru the As
sociated Press The Holy Fathers
message says:
The first message of the risen
Savior to His disciples after suffering
the torture of passion week was peace
be unto you Never has the world
for which He sacrificed himself need
ed so poignantly that message of peace
as today.
"On this solemn occasion no better
wish can be made to the country so
dear to our hearts than that the di-
vine Redeemer may grant a realization
of the desire of all. that is a healing
of the existing hatred and the con-
Guiding of lasting peace based on the
foundations of justice. fear of God and
love of humanity, giving to the world
a new organization of peoples and ma
tions united under the aegis of true
religion in aspiring to a nobIer, purer
and kinder civilization.
1T is thus we desire to fulfill our
Masters last injunction to His apos-
ties:
"'Go ye into all the world and
preach the gospel to every creature q"