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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-04-26
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PIGS.

In Surry County, Carl Brown,
James Spratley and Thomas II. Win
field, each raised a pig. Their ex-
penses were $12.S0, $685. and $3.50;
and their gains were $21.45, $2S.65
and $500 respectively. The total
cost of raising the three pigs was
$2S.65. The pigs brought $101.75.
The boys profits were $3.50.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
NAVY WILL DROP
100000 MEN
AT ONCE
MOTOR BOATS AND YACHTS
TURNED BACK

Washington, Dec. 5.-Thc discharge
of twenty per cent of the navys per
sonnet, about 100000 men, has been
authorized.
Private yachts, motor boats. and
other craft taken by the navy for war,
are being turned back to thir owners,
Secretary Daniels stated.
The release of the enlisted men
was authorized not because the navy
is over manned, but it will permit
the return to civil pursuits of the
youths who joined for the war and
who do not intend to follow the sea.
Members of the naval units in schools
and colleges will complete their train
ing and then stand discharged In
cases of special student bodies, such
as the paymasters school at Prince
ton. an the ensigns school at Annap
oils, the students in the present clas-
ses upon their graduation will be com
missioned in reserve.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
GREAT TRIBUNAL
FOR FORMER
EMPEROR .
ALLIED NATIONS WILL HAVE
TRIAL SET FOR KAISER

London. Dec. s. The substance of
discussions here early this week be-
tween representatives of Great Brit
ain and France and Italy over the
Peace Conference were cabled to the
American Government and it is be.
lieved lhat messages reached Presi-
dent Wilson before he sailed for Eu-
rope thus putting him in full infor-
nation.
Reuters says there is reason to De-
l:eve the Presidents advisers are of
the opinion that the views of the con-
ference regarding former Emperor
William are likely co-incident with
;he President himself
1t says responsible opinion holds
that the Ex-Emperor and others gull
ty of breaches of international law
during the progress of the war should
be dealt with by tribunal of asso-
ciated governments, including rep
tesentatves of those countries which
suffered most
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
QUARTERS FIXED
AT CRILLON HOTEL
SECTY LANSING AND OTHER
AMERICANS GIVEN PLACES

Paris Dec. 5.-(Tuesday)-Quar-
ters for Secretary Lansing, and other
American delegates to the peace con
ference have been assigned at Crillon
hotel which has been divided into
suites. Each suite will comprise liv,
ing quarters, and business office for
each delegate and his immediate
secretaries.
The delegates will probably dine
in what was formerly the hotel re
staurant. The business offices of the
delegation where several hundred ex
perts will work, will be in a large
building adjoining the hotel.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
PERRY CLEMENTS CONDITION
REMAINS VERY CRITICAL

At late hour this after
noon information from the bedside
Perry Clements at the family home
is considered very critical. His death
has been momentarily expected for
some hours.
Several of the local physicians are
spening the afternoon at his bedside
in the hope of administering relief.
His condition has been critical all
the week. Anxious friends wait on all
sides for news from him. hoping that
he may take turn for the better.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
CALL IS MADE FOR
FIRST WAR FUNDS
THE DECEMBER INSTALLMENT is
DUE AND SHOULD BE PAID
EARLY

R. d. Minis, who is treasurer for
the War Work Fund which has been
subscribed, announces that the Dec
ember installment is due and those
who desire to have their part in the
proper hands early S~~sheuld make
prompt payment
There is not such large payment
behind, but there is enough to make
trouble for large number of people
unless payments are made with pre-
cision and regularity The work is
made harder by delays, Crisp has a
considerable fund to her credit. None
of it should be lost
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
BAVARIA WANTS
FEDERAL STATE
EISNER is READY TO QUIT WHEN
AFFAIRS REGULATED

Amsterdam, "wednesday -Bava-
rian Premier Eisner is reported to
have privately declared himself ready
to resign when the National Assembly
had regulated the country's affairs, ac-
cordng to Munich dispatch.
Addressing the Soldiers and Work
mems Council the premier declared
the Bavarian government topposed
any idea of separation from Germany
as a whole, the security of which he
regarded as obtainable only by the
creation of federal state.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
Worked in Office

On the United States Ship George
Washington, Dec. 5. ASSOCIATED Press
President Wilson spent most of the
first day working in the office part of
his suite, After acknowledging the
greetings as the ship put to sea, he
turned to his pile of letters and tele-
grams.
In the afternoon he rested, but later
received calls from the officials aboard
including the Italian and French am
baSSadOrs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
ARTHUR DUNNING CALLED
TO CONFER WITH HOOVER

Berlin, Wednesday, Arthur E,
Cunning, secretary of the American
Association of Commerce and Trade.
HI Berlin, has been summoned to Spa
to confer with the American military
authorities, and Herbert Hoover.
The Berlin organization which Dun
ming represents has placed itself at
Nhe disposal of the United States gov
eminent in connection with the pro,
posed food relief.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
GERMAN AIRPLANES
TAKEN PIECEMEAL.:
NO OPPORTUNITY TO ASSEMBLE
1000 PLANES AT ONE PLACE

London. Wednesday, There will
be no formal surrender of German
airplanes as at one time was expected
because it has been found impracti-
cable to assemble two thousand planes
at one place.
is doubtful whether Germany has
sufficient number of reliable pilots
for the purpose. Hence the first sur.
render in history Of an airfleet is be-
ing conducted piecemeal in the course
Of the German retreat.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
WAR BOARD WOULD NOT
HANDLE CITY S0UABBLE

Washington, Dec. 5.-Holding that
the question of the right to organize
among municipal employees is a sep
arate matter to the right to organize
in industrial plants, the National War
Labor Board today refused to assume
jurisdiction in the case brought by
the city fremen of Omaha seeking
the right to organize and higher wages
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
WILL DIRECT BIG
WAR WORK FUND
PERKINS AND SCHIFF SAIL FOR
EUROPE ON MAURITANIA


New York Dec. George w. Per
kins and Mortimer L. Schiif. repre-
senting the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Jew
ish Welfare Board have engaged pas.
sage on the steamship Mauritania,
for Europe where they will supervise
the expenditure of $203, 900 900 War
Work Fund.
Since the vast fund was collected
the signing of the armistce and the
coming of peace has partially chang
ed the purpose for which the money
will be spent.
These changes will be studied by
the delegates.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
LLNCS
TO HER NAVAL
DEFENSE
HAS DECIDED TO NATlONALIZE
HER RAILWAYS

London, Wednesday, British ma.
val authorities have decided that it
will be unnecessary to demand the
return of FIelgoland to Great Britain
from Germany, Winston Spencer Chur-
chill announced in speech tonight,
He also said the government has
decided upon the naturalization Of
the railways 1--WE enter the Peace
Conference" he said with the abso-
Lutte determination that no limitation
be- imposed upon our right to main
tain our naval defense
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
HOTEL PRICES GO
HIGHER in PARIS
PEACE CONFERENCE CAUSES
RISE OF FOOD PRICES

Paris Tuesday, Paris is filled to
overflowing. The prices of all hotel
rooms following the requisitioning
of twenty-five hotels for the Peace
Conference purposes, have doubled
andtripled and are still rising Food
and other prices are similarly mount
Pig.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
Are LOOKING FOR
FORMER EMPEROR
DELEGATION BERLIN SOLDIERS
COUNCIL NOW AT HAGUE

Copenhagen, A delegation from the
Berlin Soldiers and Workmens Coun-
Gil has arried at The Hague, a Berlin
dispatch reports. The message indi-
Gates that the visit has to do with ne
gotiations concerning the former en-
peror in progress at the Geramn le-
cation at The Hague, the nature Of
which was not stated.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
WILSON'S ship IS
$50 MILES
AT SEA
PRESIDENT WORKS AS TRIP is ,
BEING MADE

On the George Washington, Dec g.
The Presidents ship is four hundred
and fifty miles out and steering
steady course. The weather is clear
and cold. After breakfast President
Wilson examined wireless message,
which included several applications
for clemency.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
EARTH QUAKE IN CHILE
STILL BEING FELT

Buenos Aires, Wednesday, -
Earth tremors supposed to hae been
caused by the series of earth quakes
in northern Chile this morning are
still being felt at the Laplata siesmo-
graph station tonight
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
CUT OFF
EXPENDITURE
OF NAVY
SECRETARY DANIELS HAS GREAT
CUT FOR YEAR

Washington, Dec. 5.-More than a
billion dollars has been cut from the
navy's estimates of expenditures for
the coming fiscal year, Secretary Dan
iels disclosed today The estimates
sent to Congress Monday was based
on a war program.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
MONTENEGRO HAS NOT
DEPOSED HER KING

Paris, tTuesdayl THE Royal Mon
5enegrin government issued state
ment denying the report that King
Nicholas had been deposed pointing
ont the Skupshtina has no consti-
tutional existence
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
FUTURE PEACE OF
ALL CENTRAL
EUROPE
FUOR NATIONALIT!ES REPRE-
SCENTED AT PARIS MEETING

Paris, Dec. Representatives of
the Polish, Jugo-Slav, Rumanian, and
CzechoSlovak National Councils are
in session here to study the reOrga-
nzation of Central Europe
Statements issued declare that only
through a permanent understanding
between these four nations can fu-
ture peace be maintained.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
ONLY THREE MEN
WIN HIGH MEDAL
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HON.
OR TO PRIVATE

Washington, Dec. 5,-The Congress-
ional Medal of Honor, the highest mil
itary decoration given by the United
States for valor in action, will be Civ
en- Col Chas. w Whittlesey of the
308th Infantry, Capt. George g. Nc
Murtry, and Private Thomas c. Mel
baur.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
REIGN OF TERROR
IS PROMISED
BERLIN
LIEBKNECHT HAS ARMED FORCE
OF $4,000 MEN

Paris, Dec ga terrorist revolu-
ton under the leadership of Liab-
knccht, radical socialist, will break
out in Berlin Friday evening, accord
ing to adyices from Zurich.
The report says Liebknecht has a
force of $4,000 armed men.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
CARTER GLASS IS
SECRETARY OF
TREASURY
SUCCEEDS McADOO ON DECEM
Der 16.

Washington, Dec. s. Representa-
tie Carter Glass was nominated today
by President Wilson to be Secretary
of the Treasury to succeed W. G. Nc
Adoo.
Glass vii go into office December
16, under agreement with Secretary
McAdoo No changes in policy of the
Treasury are expected at present, if
at all, Mr.. Glass said today
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
FOOD RIOTS HELD
STREETS COLOGNE
MACHINE GUNS USED IN SUP
PRESSING TROUBLES

Copenhagen, Dec 5.-Machine guns
were used in suppressing the food
riots in Cologne Tuesday.
According to reports here several
stores in different parts of the city
were plundered. There was ID mum,
Der of casualties in the ranks of the
demonstrators.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
TURKISH FLEET
IS SURRENDERED
VESSELS INTERNED IN GOLDEN
HORN AT CoNSTANTINoPLE

London, Dec. 5.-The entire Turk
ish fleet is now in the ahnds of the
Allies, the admiralty announced today
The warships after surrendering
were informed in the Golden Horn at
ConstantinOple The former German
cruiser, Goeben was among the sur
rendered vessels.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
TRANSPORT OREA
BRINGS NOR E
TROOPS
FOURTH TRANSPORT LOAD LAND
ED IN NEW YORK

New York, Dec, 5.-The British
transport, Orea with 1922 American
troops aboard, arried today from Liver
pool. She was the fourth transport
to bring returning soldiers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
PERU HAS ASKED FOR
BIG AMERICAN LOAN

Lima, Dec 5.-lt is reported that
Peru has asked American bankers
for a loan of thirty-three million six
hundred thousand dollars.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05
NO COMMITTEE OF
SENATORS TO PARIS
SENATE COMMITTEE TURNS
DOWN CUMMING MATTER

Washington. Dec. 5.-By unanimous
vote the senate foreign relations CON-
mittee disapproved the Cummins res
oluton proposing to send a senate
committee to Paris.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05

Before the outbreak or the war
Cherc were $4,000 German walters in
London and 10000 in Paris.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-12-05

a new leather travelling bag has ii
bottom which permits it
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-03

Mount KENNEL. Dzieki tel po--
mocy wojska brytyjskie znowu
rzdobyiy kilka wsznych pezycyi
niemieckich ma wschod Cd tych
miejscowoSci. Wczorajszy urze-
dowy komunikat paryski podaje
ogolne straty niemieckie Cd roz-
poczecia ofensywy przez Allan
tow. Jenc6w wzieli Alinaci 1885,
502, w czem znajduje sic 2,614 O.
flcerow. w tym samym czasie
zdobyli Alianci 2,O69 dzial 49,
7S3 mitraliez wraz z niezmierna
iloScia amunicyi, zapasow i inne-
90 materyafu wojennego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-03
FRONT NIEMIEcKI ZLAMA.


Londyn, 8 wrzeSnia, - w cia-
gu ostatnich trzech dni spotkata
Niemcow najwieksza kleska cd
poczatku wojny. w trzech punk
tach frontu: ma poiudniu mad RE
La Aisne, ma polnoc Cd scissors,
w centrum w ponocnej Pikardyi
ma poinocy, we Flandryi fronI
niemiecki zostai ziamany, wSku-
tex czego ME tylko musieli sig
Niemcy wycofaG ma znacznej Przc
strzeni, ale co waznieJsza LIMA
ich bojowa jest W kilku mieJscacn
powaznie zagrozona ogolny Cd
wrot Niemc0w lub ogolna kleSka
nastapic moze W kilku dniach. Je'
szcze W sobote wojska francusEic
! amerykanskie ruszyly naprzod
ma linii pomiedzy Oise Aisne nj
poinoc cd Scissors, wypariy Mem
cow Z Juvigny Crouy dotariy
do przedmieSc Leury. Nastepne,
go dnia Amerykanie znowu "a
atakowali Niemcow ma tym ron
Gle zajeli pozycye niemieckie
pod Terny-Sorny ma drodze Be-
thune-Soissons, zdobywajac Przy-
tenn wiele materyalu wojennego l
biorac w niewole przeszfo 900 Jen-
cow. Wreszcie W ostatnich ata-
kach zniszczyIy wojska amerykan
skie dwie olbrzymie baryery z dru
tn kolczastego, ktora rozciagafy
sic ma przestrzeni kilku mil, Jako
rezultat piracy dw6ch arnii, fran
cuskiej niemieckiej. lynn sposo
bem cafe plaskowzgorze ma poi
noe cd scissors znajduje sic W
rekach wojsk sprzymiezonych'
wskutek czego Francuzi i Amery
kanie dominuja dziaiami swem'
mad rozlegia przestrzenia ma xii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-03
Kanclerz Hertling Zrezygnowai. -Solf N
Stanowisko Buriana Zachwiane.
ZAMACH ma zYCIE LENINA.
Strajk Policyi w Londynie Zako1czony.
INNE TELEG II A Nj Y {.

kanaScie mil woko}o, zagrazajac
powaznie pozycyoni niemieckinl
wzdiuz Chemin des Danes, ma
poiudniu waznej podstawie ope-
racyjnej niemieckiej Laon, ma po}
nocy.
Londyn, 8. wrzesnia. - Wiel-
, K; tryumf Swiecily r6wniez w
dniach ostatnich wojska brytyj--
skie w polnocnej Pikardyi, gdzie
w sobote jeszcze zdoby}y silna
bardzo pozycye niemiecka, Peron-
Inc, ktore stanowilo centrum opo-
ri Niemcow ma tel czeSci frontu.
Take wieS Bullecourt, o ktora
|staczano zaciete walki przez kilka
dni, wpadia wreszcie w rece A
Iliantow W tym samym dniu. Da-
lei ma poinoc wojska brytyjskie,
a zwlaszcza australasia kanadyj-
skie doGonaly najwiekszego zwy-
lciestwa cd poczatku ofensywy a.
Ilianckiej tego roku. Mimo SLIME
skoncentrowanej Piechoty ME
mieckiej ma siawnej linii Dro-
court-Queant, wojska brytyjskie
zupelnie ia zmiazdzyiy ma pre-
strzeni 10 mil i wdar}y sic B mil
W giab niemieckich pozycyi, "a
grazajac i'm atakiem tylu / .
bokow. Alianci zajeli wszystkie
niemal drogi prowadzace do Dou-
al i Cambria i znajduja sic w ME
ktorych miejscach 3 do 6 mil ma
Ityiach linii Hindenburga. Strach
paniczny ogarnai Niemcow, kt6-
rzy poddawali sic caiemi groma-
dami. Kilka dywizyi niemieckich
zostaio kompletnie rozbitych, Kill
ka tysiecy jehc6w niemieckich
dostaIo sic do niewoli. w po}ud-
niowej Flandryi natomiast armia
brytyjska postapila naprzod do
Itrzech mil ma kilkumilowym from
Gle znajduje sic ii przedmiesc
Imiasta Lens. Dalej ma po}noc,
mad rzeka Lys marszaiek Haig
lznowu odebrai Niemcom znaczny
szmat gruntu, wraz MIN waz-
ma nadzwyczaj pozycye, ktora u
wazaia "a klucz do Ypres, Mount
| KENNEL. Ma terytoryum zas bel
Igijskiem po raz pierwszy ruszyiy
do ataku ma tym froncie woJska
amerykanskie odniosly Swietne
zwyciestwo. Jeszcze W sobote "a
ljeli Amerykanie Voormezeele a
Inieco pozniej inne pozycye pomie
Idzy Voormezeele Ypres. W ME
dziele zas wczoraj postapili A
ruerykanie znacznie dalei ma
wsch6d cd Voormezeele. Row
riez wspomagaja Amerykanie ar
mis brytyjska kolo YpFes /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-03

re Brandenburg wraz re stolica
Berlinem znajduje sig pod pra--
syvem wojennem. w calyrn' znowu
dystrykcie Essen rozesz}y sic po-
gioski, re marszaiek Hindenburg
popefnii samobojstwo, re Gala ar
mia niemiecka przeszia ma strone
Anglii i Francyi i re flota brytyj-
ska zaatakowala i zniszczyla Hell
lgoland. Prasa jednak niemiecka
stara sic uspokoic ludnosc thu
macy jej, re pofozenie armii ME
!mieckiej jest obecnie bardzo ko--
rzystne, poniewaz linie bojowa
znacznie skrocono wyprostowa-
nc i jezeli tylko Niemcy ma tel Ii
Nil oprzec sic zdolaja, zwyciestwo
do Mich nalezy. Sztab jednak ME
miecki zdaje sic tym t}umacze-
niom ME wierzyc, poniewaz z
Belgii dochodza wieSci, re tysiace
Belgijczykow sla Niemcy mad
Rem do kopania transz6w wzdluz
caIej granicy Cd kolonii do
Szwajcaryi.
Amsterdam, 3. wrzesnia. -
Hrabia Hertling i marszalek pol
ny Hindenburg w ostatnich swo-
ich mowach staraja sic podniest
upadajacego ducha narodu ME
mieckiego, mimo to w mowach
ich przebija sic nuta zwatpienia
i zniechecenia. Wojna - wedlug
opinii Hertlinga jest wielkiem
doswiadczeniem dla Niemiec ME
tylko Z powodu tylu ofiar, jake
nar6d niemiecki ponieSc musi, ale
takze z powodu tego, IL Pomie--
dzy nieprzyjaciolmi wytworzy}a
ona 'nienawisc do narodu niemie-
ckiego, wSrod samych zas Mem
COW obudzi}a ducha krytyki O.
poru wzgledem rzadu. Sytuacya
jednak ma polu Walk jest pomysl-
na pewnoscia armia niemiecka
oprze sic nawale nieprzyjacioi
tax diugo, az wrog zrozumie, ze
dalsze zabiegi ME zdadza sic ma
mic i okaze. sic sklonny do roko--
wan. Podobnie zapatruje sic ma
sytuacye Hindenburg, ktory zda-
je sobie sprawe z grozy poioze-
nia, ale jest pewny re caly narod
niemiecki stoi "a armia, ktora ma
polach Francyi i Belgii broni zie-
mi niemieckieJ cd naJazdu ME-
przyjaciela, pragnacego zniszczyc
potege Nieniec.
Paryz, 8. wrzesnia. = lima
nieco opinie wyraza prasa au-
stryacka. Wiedenska ,,Arbeitei
Ztg." takie mp. dale Nemcom ra-
dy: Parliament niemiecki powi-
rien bye natychmiast zwolany, a
kanclerzem pahstwa powinien 20
Dokonczenie na stronioy 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-03
PREF. WILSON POWOLUJE
100000 MEzCZYZN DO
BRONI.

Washington, 8. wrzesnia. -
NV sobote po poiudnid podpisai
Prez. Wilson projekt poborowy,
moca kt6rego wszyscy mezczyzni
miedzy IS 45 rokiem So obo--
wiazani regestrowac sic, a tenn
samem podpadaja pod prawo woj
skowe. Regestracya nastapi u
wrzeSnia. Wszyscy mezczyzni
bez wzgledu ma narodowoSt lub
obywatelstwo musza sic rege-
strowac pod kara jedneso roku
wiezienia oraz utraty prawa IT,
wolnienia go Cd sluzby wojsko--
wei,
Regestracya ia jest czwarta Z
rzedu cd czasu, gdy przymusowa
siuzba wojskowa wesz}a w zycie.
lWed}ug obliczei oficerow armii,
oko}o 100000 ludzi zarege-
struje sic, doprowadzajac og6lna
liczbe regestrowcow do 24,OOO,-
1000 powolanych pod prawo woj-
skowe, poczawszy cd czasu
przystapienia Ameryki do wojny.
Liczba regestrowc6w ma Stan II
linois ma wynosit, wediug obli--
czeti S59,834.
Gen. Crowder przygotowuje re-
sulamina, odnoszace sic do klasy-
Ifikacyi nowo-powolanych, ktore
wkrotce rozesle do blur poboro-
wych. Wed}ug planu, klasyfika--
eva regestrowc6w ma nastapic
wkr6tce po regestracyi, ably roz-
poczac mobilizacye tychze po
pierwszym pazdziernika.
Chlopcy w 1S roku zycia przy-
dzieleni beda do specyalnej gru-
py, ktora pobierac bedzie wy
ksztaicenie wojskowe; powo}anie
tychze do czynnej sfuzby ME ma
stapi predict, az wszyscy inni
ruezczyzni zdolni i mogacy pei
mic s}uzbe wojskowa zostana po-
wolani do wojska. Niez naczy to,
re m}odziefcy ci dlugo beda ma
to czekac, gdyz jak wiadomo, De-
parliament Wojny zamierza po--
wo}ac pod brof swzystkich przy-
sz}ych regestrowc6w klasy pier
,wszej ma 80 czerwca 1919.
Zaraz po podpisaniu projektu
poborowego przez prezes6w Kon-
gresu oddano go do podpisu PREF.
Wilsonowi, ktory natychmiast to
uczynii rownoczesnie wydal pro-
klamacye, odnoszaca sic do nowe.
go prawa poborowego. Ponizej
zamieszczone So wyjatki prokla-
nracyi:
,,Pietnascie miesiecy temu mez
czyzni miedzy 21-30 rokiem W
cia zaregestrowali sic. Try mie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-03
Z Biufa llsisurulugIcznsgu.

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nieznaczneJ zmianie temperatury.
Temperature doby minionej: Maj
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