davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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kePt the upper mana everyWnere.
 The Americans also bombed Re- monville, Briquenay, Verpel, CIery Le Grande, Aincreville and Ime- court, each of these towns being either German supply point or am army unit headquarters. Diff ferent observers reported explosions with great clouds of smoke in Bay0nville, Remonvilie and Ime- court. The aviators took advant- age Of the first clear weather in three days, the expedition starting soon after midday.
 In the region of Buzancy 16 Fokkers cndeayored to head off the Americans but scouts drove them off, permitting the bombers to ac- complish their mission. In the re- zion of VerpcI neryy Roche, sim gle handed, attempted to attack the bomhers, but was quickly downed.
 At various points German airmen nttempfed to hinder the Americans, with the result that at least 10 of them were sent down crashing, two of these behind the American lines. Several American pursuit
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New Hun Defense Line From Antwe~p to Sedan
 Is Now Being Prepared

British Headquarters in France, Octo- Der 1s.-(By the Associated Press)A new German line of defense from Antwerp through Namur to Sedan, which probably will be given the name of Wotan III line, is understood to be in the course of con- struction. On this side of ths line the Germans do not appear to nave any de- lenses of real importance
 It Is considered likely that the main bulk of the German armies. or rather what is left of the main bulk, in this section of the front. is on it's way to the Wotan III line. though 1t is quite possible 1t may try to make a stand somewhere on this side of those positions
 If stand is made, however, the Ger mans will have to depend upon what troops they now have in Belgium, All these appear to have been engaged re gently and some have suffered terrible losses.
 From information reaching headquar- ters this afternoon it seems that all the available reserves of the enemy north Of the river Lys now have been en- gagged. Few if any divisions can be spared from any other section of the front
 SHORT OF SHELLS Moreover, it is absolutely certain that the Germans are seriously handicapped by a shortage of high explosive shells.
 Captured orders show that the German gunners have been urged to use gas shells instead of high explosives and all ranks have been commanded to save their brass cartridges when retreating.
 In the Lille sector the Germans appear to be rapidly withdrawing their guns far to the rear, leaving only protect ing screen of artillery.
 The Germans. at least for the moment, seem to have stopped their orgies of burning and destroying, partly through fear of what the allied troops may have a chance to do before long. Reports to- day say no fires of any consequence have
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MANAGERS OPTIMISTIC

Managers still felt that the loan would be subscribed, although Fhey sm- phasiyed that it would take a multi tude of last minute $50 and S100 sub- scriptions as well as some biz pledges to do it. The loan would fail they said, only If either the vast group of small subscribers or the smaller group of heavy buyers refused to invest at the last moment. believing that the loan would go over the top without their help.
 Indicat ations tonight were that several federal reserve districts might fail to achieve their quotas. That left a bigger task for those nsAF#x their goals The St Louis dsfysai 3Aased it's quota of s260,000,00o Is here S1,- 200. and recorded itsA @M rttt anly the first district to nss tAH ra ord but as having duplicates it9 rter Of the third loan caml N Nttict managers expect to r uW R tra s30, ,060, 900 tomorrow.
 The New York distr pu sed the billion dollar mark to- night were that the o9nuiHe ped to get the entire Sl,Se0 H9s{ 3B .,aota by tomorrow night
 The Minneapolis and gF nets are nearest the top of He rass 4ge column with SS and tFsaaetfs ly Atlanta has barely mo s41 Att it's quota. Philadelphia, 5 oar snd New York SS per cent.
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SUFFERED 300 YEARS

We do this because of our belief that no people should be forced to live under sovereignty they do not recognize, and because of our Knowledge and firm con- viction that our nation cannot freely de- velop in a Hapsburg mock federation. which is only new form of denationai- izing oppression under which we nave suffered for the past 300 years. We con slider freedom to be the first prerequi- site for Generalization, and believe that the free nations of central and eastern Europe may easily federate should they find 1t necessary.
 We make this declaration on the basis of our historic and natural right. We have been an independent state since the seventh century; and in 1926. as an independent state, consisting of Bone- mia, Moravia and Silesla, we joined with Austria and Hungary in a defensive union against the Turkish danger. Wa have never voluntarily surrendered our rights as an independent state in this confederation The Hapsburgs broke their compact with our nation by ilie- sally transgressing our rights and vio- lating the constitution of our state, (Continued on Page Nine)
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DISTRICT PRC R9


 The district records taaat as
 subssF F
 District tiou ra-a ge. St Louis s26o,3 % Minneapolis ..... 1S46 S7 Boston ......,.. 410, ,4s94 S2 Dallas .....s.... Ss,3 ~ San Francisco 2f9.9 60 Richmond ..... 193,0t ss Chicago ....... 5So,St b1 Kansas City ..... 1866 sf Cleveland 376,2s s2 New York .1.046, 2e&&3H ''S Philadelphia 273,2 fNA q Atlanta .. 9S.5g 2e0 51
 Chicago dropped into ven piece in the percentage col 2a IS replaced by the Richmon 9s@ et n- necticut reached it's qi CT several days of discoI ea't. Washington, the nation tA AaNy suddenly spurted over DO allotment and went ahe ~ &H a big subscription to repc rl
 NAVY HOLDS IfG1}l
 Rear Admiral Cowie Loan officer. announced NsA tt approximately $29.50o00 nd q been sold in the navy.
 From the battlefields r day came a message feN h Liberty Loan from Mai fee Barnett, commanGant q E5e n . corps saying the marin' q9 esst with turning the tide of ar sa- teau Thierry, arc "comll @se fsr the lighting fourth
 Six American dreadnat a@Fe fs- ported record -breakint 4s 3 Pennsylvania with si25, sH t@n with $105, 900; the New the North Dakota. ssfo0t ttsNt, $7s 900 and the Oklahoma of the last minute featur s7a campaign is the doubling tions by men on Amerie st44 chasers in the Mediterrar ARMY BUYS FORTY 8sl.ss The army Liberty Lc fAS announced that nearly subscriptions from soldi A8 tanluated. and that thi
 raised to s50.000.o0o b night thus more than do, S22. .000, 900 army subscriptions tS third loan.
 New reports of subscriptions of rail- road employees by operating regions to- day showed that 1000 men in the eastern region had raised sSI597, 900; 225 oo0 men of the northwestern region or Ss per cent of all had raised S.Ss- cl660o. and 3a.00o employees of the i'o- cahcntas region had subscribed fofs ss2c,o9o.
 FAIRBANKS WELCOMED Washington. october is.-~Suall boys. school girls and 8 throng of gov
 tContinued on Page Ninel
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With A Hours Remaining, Treasury Last Night Esti-
 mated Billion Needed
IST. LOUIS DISTRICT , HAS REACHED QUOTA
Atlanta, District at Bottom of List, With Only Fifty-One Per Cent Subscribed-Washington
 City Goes Over

Washington, October 16-To- morrow the nation will decide the degree of success of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
 Tonight, with only 24 hours remaining in the subscription period, the treasury estimated the sum already raised at be-, tween $4,500,000,000 and $5,- 100000, 900, making a billion or more still necessary before the six billion Is raised. The amount officially reported to- night was only $3,958, ,5S9,600 but this included little of to- days business. That figure represented an increase of $351 100000 since last night
 On the eve of the greatest selling effort of the entire campaign. national loan headquarters limited it's comment to this
 There must not be the slightest diminution of effort tomorrow. To gam the desired goal means the most vtE- orous selling from sunrise until as late at night as there is any one left to buy"
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Chicago dropped into in the percentage col replaced by the Richmon necticut reached it's ql. several days of discol Washington, the nationf suddenly spurted over
 allotment and went ahef big subscription to repo
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TEXT OF ORGANIZATION

"Declagation of independence of the Czecho- Slovak nation by it's provisional government.
 At this grave moment, when the Ho- henzollerns are offering peace in order to stop the victorious advance of the al lied armies and to prevent the dismem- berment of Austria Hungary and Fur key. and when the Hapsourgs are prom ising the Liberalization of the empire and autonomy to the dissatisfied nation alities committed to their rule, we the Czecho- Slovak national council, recog nized by the allied and American gov- ernments as the provisional government of the Czecho-Slovak state and nation, in complete accord with the declaration of the Czech deputies made in Prague on January $, 1918, and realizing thai liberalization and, still more, autonomy, mean nothing under Hapsburg dynasty, do hereby make and declare this our declaration of independence.
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AUSTRIAN PREMIER RESIGNS
AMERICANS TAKE 1000 MORE HUNS

cinity of Champagneulle and the Boise de SOlges. Our troops have taken and passed beyond Grand Pre- and have improved their posi- tions throughout the line. One thousand additional prisoners have been taken"
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OF |CzECHS DECLARED BY NATIONAL COUNCIL Renounces Allegiance to the Hapsburgs, Announcing
 Principles for Republic COPY OF DECLARATION HANDED TO PRESIDENT Document Signed by Prof. Massaryk, President of Council, as Premier
 and Minister of Finance of
 Provisional Government

Washington, October 1S--Jn- dependence of the Czecho-Slo- yak nation was declared for mally today by the Czeelio- Slovak national council, rec ognized by the United States and the entente allies a bel ligerent de facto government. The declaration renouncing al- legiance to the Hapshurg dy- nasty and announcing princi- ples for the foundation of a re- public was issued in Paris and 3 copy was handed President Wilson by J. Cisar of the coun- cil's staff in Washington.
 The document is signed by Prof. Thomas G. Massaryk, president of the council. as premier ana minister of fi- nance and by other officers of the pro- visional government. It follows:
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FAIRBANKS WELCOMED

Washington. october lS.--Sruafl boys. school girls and 8 throng of gov
 tContinucd on Page Nlnel
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CABINET DECIDES ON ANSWER

Copenhagen, Saturday, October 19The German cab o'clock last decide the definite form of the German President Wilson
 KING ALBERT ENTERS BRUGES Paris 1S-By the Associated Press liking Albert Elizabeth of Belgium entered Bruges at 10 o'clock this morning.
 BERLIN CONFERENCES LAST ALL DAY Basil Switzerland, October -There gov conferences Berlin yesterday that lasted all day. corng advces received here The ministry held five session in which the military chiefs participated
 FRENCH PROGRESS EVERYWHERE Paris 18n the region of the Os along the Aisne Champ Belgian Flanders the French made further progress according the French official communic ation issued tonight
 AMERICANS SPRING SURPRISE With the American Army Northwest of Verdn October Is, m-(By the Associated Press )The Americans sprung surprise the Germans today the infantry advanc ing north of Roagne and taking Banheve without Artillery preparation.
 he f n t h r There Tnuchf backs that a day west of he day AIJcT pnY-
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been observed except at places close to
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Copenhagen, Saturday, October 19.The German cab o'clock last evening decide the definite form of the German answer to President Wilson.
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The army Liberty l.c announced that nearly
 subscriptions from soldl tahluated. and that thi raised to s50,000.o00 b
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Americans captured Talma farm in the face of Il stiff machine gun re- sistance. There was much fighting at close quarters throughout the day.
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The district records tH7I#f-
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EMPEROR ADVISES FORCES

October ls(V Bse, Switzerland he
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ZECHS MASTERS IN PRAGUE
ES ADVANCE IN RUSSIA
REPLY NOT YET DISPATCHED !,

ctober lS.-Ihe German reply to President Wson prol
 ched Saturday afternoon according avices receive
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
EXTRA!
OSTATNIE

Londyn, 30-go sierpnia. -
Wojska brytyjskie przekroczyiy
Somme ma poiudniowy "a
chod cd Peronne. Zajefy take
Clery-sur- Somme i Combless
Amsterdam, 3o-go sierpnia. -
Holandya zajeia szesc niemie'
ckich parowcow W miejsce SEE
sciu statkow holandzkich, zato-
pionych przez nury niemieckie l.
wysp Sicily. Wszystkie .okrety
niemieckie znajduja sic W por-
tach Jawy.
Kopenhaga, 5000 sierpnia. -
Ambassador japonski wraz re
swoim sztabem opuscii Moskwe
- ostatni z posfow alianckich.
Londyn, 30-go sierpnia. - Adj
mira4 Hintze, niemiecki minister
ola spraw zagranicznych, wygfo-
81 move pred komitetem ola
spraw zagranicznych pruskiego
sejmu w poniedziaiek dnia Ego
wrzesnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

A on CT bestya, ami drgnqi. "a
.rzucii ma plecy caiy ogromny PEEK
zelaziwa, re ida sic kosci by in
szemu popekaly Cd takiego cieza-
ri, a zrzuciwszy go pc chwili Z
.plec0w, biysnai zwycieskiem O.
klein, zasmiai sic do obecnych,
jakby m0wiac:
\ widzita?
Takim by} Michai pred laty.
AliSci przyszly dnie nieSpokoj-
ne, dnie walk, partyjnych niena-
wi5ci, zaciekiych swarow.
Kotlowalo sic pomiedzy robot
.nikami, jak we mlynie.
PostawiIa czeSc zuchwalSzycl
zuchow take wyg0rowane wy
magania, re pan dyrektor odrzu-
|cii je i wrecz powiedziai, IL dogo-
Gniej mt jest zamknqc fabryke,
anizeli ma take warunki sic Ego
die.
Me byIo rady.
Przewodcy zapowiedzieli, re
kto sic odwazy przystac ne daw-
ma oplate, bedzie "a zdrajce iva
Izany ! ME ujdzie pomsty, chociaz
Iby sic w mysia schowai more.
Jedni gotowi byli ustapic, dru-
Icy podburzali zn6w zaciecie i O.
NAL Z nozami ME skakali sobic do
Ioczu. Trzeba bylo zgodzic sic ma
Ioplakane nastepstwa. kt0rych "a
Ipamieta1i przewodnicy zdawall
sic ME brac wcale W ~rachube.
Fabryke zamknieto ma GAS HE
OSranlcZOIy'
w innych pc wiekszej czesc.
dzieio sic to samo.
Nadeszly dnie, kiedy mniej "a
sobni, a zwIaszcza obarczeni TO-
Idzina przywiedzionymi zostall dc
~ostatniej rozpaczy.
Tulali sic o glodzie / chiodzle
szukajqc postronnego zarobku' a
le wszedzie obawiano sic ich
przyjac, wiedzac, re nalezell dc
Irzedu tych robotnikow, ktorzy
Ipierwsi strajk, czyli zmowisIo
rozpoczeli.
Michal ME nalezaI do giownych
buntownik6w, ale lego barczyste
ramona i butna nina budziiy Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

wien LEX nieokrcSlony, odmawia-
no mu stale wszedzie, gdzic sic
'tylko zg}oSil, zdawaio sic, ze
wszystko sprzysieglo sic pre-
'ciw MENU. MiaE teraz wzrok bic
'dny, rozpacz i nedza w~ykrzywiEy
mu rysy w jakiS przykry grymas,
a gleboka bruzda pomiedzy
.brwiami nadawala wyraz zacic--
.kloSci ponurcj.
Nieraz zdarzaIo sic mu teraz
~zauwazyc niespokojne, jakby wy
|leknione spojrzcnie przechodni6w
ISdy spotkawSzy sic z MIN ma Ii
stronnej ulicy, musicli 60 Z ko-
,niecznoSci wymijaG.
- Zalozyibym sic. re bandyta
i ma brauning W kieszeni!.. do
I~leciai mt raz najwyrazniej do IL
cha gios jakiejS mlodziutkiej
Idziewczyny, "tulacej sic 7 trwogq
do ramienia powaznego mezczyz-
Inv, zapewne OLGA lub brata.
Michal wzruszyi lckccWaiaco
ramionami.
- Ma tom zcszedl. re mnic ma
liz "a zb0ja!... - rzeki sam do
slebic, rzuciwSzy okiem ma swe
zniszczone ubranie i wykrzywio-
ne buty.
Rece wIozyI w kieSzenie, zeby
zacisnqI, po chwili schyliI Gle, a
by podniesc p~oSpiesznie lezacc
ia chodniku niedopalone cygaro i
ogl9dnql sic mimowoli, czy kto
togo ME zauwazy}.
GI0d go dreczyf, w kieszeni
ami jedneko nedznego miedziaka,
bielizne opadajaca niernal w stree
|py starai sic okryc wysoko pod
niesionym kolnierzem, wyglada--
Ijacym juz raczej ma brudna szma-
tc.
Juz przeszlo sze5c miesiecy wa
Ilesa sic tax OTTO bcz rachu, bez
c;eplej strawy...
Psie zycie.
Czy ME lepiejby raz 7 tenn
skohczyc:?...
Dobry, mocny sznur, hen!
gdzics pojSG W u~stronny kat o.
grodu, albo chocby ma strych sic
Drzedostat, zarzuci sic sznur o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
MEDIA UChodzC6W
Po|SkiCh " Rosyi.

Biuro Polskiego Komitetu Ma.
rodowego otrzymafo "a .posre.
dnictwem p. c. R. Watson'a (
Y. M. c. A., ponizsza odezwe pol.
skiej kolonii z Samary.
Samara, 1890 Marca, 1918.
Do wszystkich wydawnictw
W Ameryce.
Polscy uchodzcy, zyjacy W
Rosyi, znajdujacy. sic W osta.
tnich czasach W okropnie ziych
w~arunkach. Odcieci zupeinic
cd swych domow So pozosta-
wieni sami sobie.
Nasze polskie organizacyc So
bezradne. .Szybka moralna i
materyalna pomoc wszystkich
organizacyi polskich z "a mo-
RIA moze uratowae tysiace zyt
Upraszamy wszystkie pol
skie wydawnictwa o pomiesz-
genie tel odezwy.
Przedstawiciele polskiej ko.
lonii W Samarze (Rosyi).
Jan W~ierzbicki, RECENT
z Suwa{k, Saratowska No. IS.
A. Wojciechowska, Woz-
nesenska No. l01.
Szwejkowscy, Pahska
Apteka Pozern.
S. Borucki, Kazanskaja
No. IS.
c. Strawinski, Kazan-
skaja No. 9.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Dobrowolne zapisywanic sic do
marynarki i do tax zwanych Ma
Zostalo ma czas wojny "a
bronione przez sekr. Daniels'a.
.Iednak z~aznaczy}, re regestrowcy
moga dostat sic do m~arynarki ma
wlasne zyczenie. Plany wzslcdem
tego sd juz przygotowanc i
beda obwieszczone. We
dug sekr. Daniels'a, p~otrzcbna i
lose marynarzy bedzie MONA o.
trzymac Z tel samej klasy mez-
czyzn. jakich marynarka otrzy.
pod prawem ochotni--
czem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
CHWILA LASkI.
Opowiadanie z wsp6lczesnej chwili.

Straszna rozpacz ogarniaIa du-
,ze Michala Drzazgi.
Strasznq i beznadziejna wyd9
wala mt sic W tel chwili jego do
Ia.
Pracowal pilnie, do ciezkiej pra
cy zaprawiony Cd miodoSci ME le-
kal sic trudu. Dawniej W zelaz--
rel fabryce byi jednym I najwy-
trwalszych ro6otnikow.
ZaiozyI sic kiedyS I Antkiem
W6jcikiem, re uniesie taxi Gle
Ear ma ramionach, jakiego laden
iuny nawet Z ziemi ME poruszy.
MIlody byi, Shiny, zeby bale /
zdrowe ukazywai w uSmiechu; az
zazdroSt brala patrzec jekie mics.
rie mial wyrobione, jak tetniia
nadm:arem zycia piers szerOka
lie energii b}yskaIo W ognistem
oku chioPaka.
Zalozyl sic Z Anthem, inni
podbijali jeszcze lego am6iGys:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

rozpaczy powrocil znowu do Iy-
cIa, orzezwion i uleczon L ran du.
cha.
Twarz lego navel stala sig cd
menna, Wyraz ponurcSo znicc3e-
cenia ustapi} miejsca pclnej god
nOSci pogodzie. DIS zajal Stalq
.posade w fabryce, ceniony przoz
pracodawc6w, lubiany przez ucz.
ciwych towarzyszy, wieszoramI
gromadzi II siebie bliskic i pokrc-
VINE mysla i screen grono, czy--
tujq wsp6lnie dobre ksiazki, gdyz
"a danym przez Michala przykla-
dem sk}adaja grosz do grosza, IL
siebie samych, wstrzeniezliWoS-
.cia zarobiony: kiedy bowiem kt6
remu przyjdzie ochota wypit
,monopoloWkl', odpedza mySl
~natretna, a to CO mia} wydat cho-
wa do skrytki. To samo L papic-
rosami. Przyjacielskie k6iko nau-
czylo sic czynit W tym razie o.
szczednosci, d~oclodzac stopnio--
wo do zupelnego wyrzeczenia sic
na}ogu, 4 "a to prenumeruja pozy
teczne pisma kupuja ksiqzki, da-
jqce i'm wiele civil podnioslcj
i trwalej DO d~uchowej r~ozkoszy.
AdminiStracya naszycl pism Z
przyjemnoscia i duma moze po-
chwaliG sic, re Michala do liczby
swycll przedplatnik6w zalicza.
Czy i wy, kochani czytelnicy,
posiadacie podobnych Michalowi
Drzazdze zacnych i pozytecz-
rych przyjacioi?
Janusz Tarczyc.
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AMUNICYI ~OTRZYMUJE
PODWYZKE.
Washington, 80. sierpnia.

Washington, 80. sierpnia. -
Otto NJ. Eiedlitz, zostaI wyzna-
czony przez Wydziai ~wojcnncj
piracy n~arodowcj, ably zaIatwil
nieporozumicnic miedzy praco.
dawcami a robotnikami, zachPca-
JAG ~picrwszych do podwyzszcnia
plac wszystkim tym robotnikom,
ktorzy mnicj niz IS ccnt6w pobie
rajq ma gdozine. Wedlug obliczeh
okolo 10000 robotnikow otrIy-
ma podwyzke, jezcli te sprawe
pomySlnie zalatwiQ.
Schenectady, 80. sierpnia. -
Przedsiebiorstwo General Elec-
trio Co." wydalo bulletin, w
ktorym o~bwieszcza re 1000 ludz;
zajetych praca kanceiaryjna otrzy
ma podwyzke. Dzieh. Cd kt6rego
2acznie sic ia DodWvZka, Oznai--
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Z OBOZU GRANTA.

Rockford, 30. sierpnia. - Po-
miedzy stu tysiacoma zo}nierzy
wytwiczonych i chetnych do jak
najrychlejszego odjazdu ma front,
znalazio sic siedmiu, ktorzy ME
chcq sluzyc PREY wojsku. Okaza-
Ii to tenn, re dobrowolnie porobili
sig kalekami, ucinaiac sobie pal
ce, wybijajac zeby it'd. ably tylko
rniknqt przyjemnoSci zobaczenia
sic Z EIunem. Obccnie znajduja
SIC VIC wiezieniu otoczonym sill
ia strata oczekujac sadu wojen-
rego. kt6ry. jezeli i'm udowodni,
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Adoo, glosowanie mad projektem
podatkowym bedzie odlozonc ia
pewien Gas, Prezes Wydzialu
SpoSobow i Srodkow Kitchin o.
Swladczy}, re w obecnych stosun-
kach trudno bedzie projekt ten
przeprowadzic w tym tygodniu.
PoStanowiono zaprosiG sekr. Nc
Adoo ma d~zisiejsza narade Wy
dzialu. Wydziai oSwiadczyl. re
podatek wynoszacy - procent
bez wzgledu ma to, czy doch6d
jest zarobiony czy ME, bedzie
wpisany do projektu W zamian
podatku dziesieciu procent Cd "a
]dObionego dochodu, a Is procent
cd niezarobionego dockodu. Dr..
7. S. Adams, prezcs Wydzialu
had nadmiernym dochodem pred
stawif projekt, moca kt6rego
przedsiebiorstwa NIGGA otrzy--
mac znizke przy zapiSie fabryk.
Wydzial zgodzi} sic pod tym
wzgledem ma znizkc ME powyzej
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nego ia koszta tegoz zapisu.
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dai nadzwyczajnych ciezar6w ma
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
re ZJAZDU
w CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, 80. sierpnia. - DR..
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~japoiski, miai dzisiaj move lila
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kretarz spraw wewnetrznych.
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ministracyi, ably tylko doprowa-
die wojne do zwycieskiej kon-
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zmianc konstytucyi pahstwowej i
ze ~poprawki jaI prohibicya i ST.
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