davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
LARGER MOVEMENT
OF CROPS DOUBTED
Corn Market Strong But Day Clos.
es in a Very Unsettled Con-
dition
OATS MARKET GAINS;
PROVISIONS OFF

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-Skepticism
regarding predictions of an increased
movement Of the crop tended stub
hornly today to uphold the corn mar
KEN. Prices closed unsettled, at 1865
March and 1858 @ q May. with the
final range varying from nc decline
to &c advance compared with "a
hours before. Oats gained "a to &c.
Provisions closed sc off to 22c up.
Reports were current that better
weather in the west was gradually
bringing about more favorable traf.
fc conditions on the railroads and
that the car supply had been some
what improved in Illinois. Besides, adj
vices were at hand telling Of the larg-
est rural shipments Of corn that had
been made since the recent storm.
Nevertheless, the ~scantiness of re-
ceipts here and the many times Of
late that hopes of liberal arrivals had
turned out to be misleading discour-
aged sellers. The result was to keep
the market within narrow limits, and
to minimize the volume of trade, de-
spite a generally promising outlook.
All deliveries of oats advanced to
the highest prices yet this season.
Persistent demand from the seaboard
was responsible, but in the last hour
it was said exporters had withdrawn
from the market.
Covering by local shorts led to up.
turns in provisions. Sharp breaks in
hog prices received but little atten.
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25

spent with General Pershing and his
staff of officers of the American e
pcditionary forces in France. Some
time was spent in factory and the
farming districts of England and in
the agricultural districts Of France.
The federal food administration adj
yises that the collapse of the Italians
recently is attributed to the lack Of
rations for the soldiers, and that con-
ditions, in Italy and the other allied
countries are just as serious and crit
ical now with shipping being con
stantly menaced by the submarines.
The nations OF Europe are absolutely
dependent upon the United States for
their food supply, and it is stated au-
t%horitatively through information
gathered by the federal food admins
tration. that the limit of food supply
now on hand in the allied countries is
for three months duration.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
C0U Mt CZERNIN
EUL0GISTIC OF
THE RESIDEN 7

Basel, Switzerland, Jan. ga dis
patch from Vienna says that during
an address to the delegations of par
lament, Count Czernin, the Austr0.
Hungarian foreign minister, declared
that he considered President Will
sons last propositions regarding
peace a. showing a perceptible ap-
preach to the Austro- Hungarian point
of view. There were, he said several
points to which Austria Hungary JOY
fully could subscribe, but that the
following principle first must he laid
down:
"That where these propositions
concerned Austria-H ungary's allies as
in the case of Germany in Belgium,
or Turkey, Austria Hungary was faith.
full to her alliance and would fight to
the end for the defense of her allies"
Free Poland b.
POLAND ought freely and without
influence choose her lot" said Count
C%zernin. .-
He declared that he would. gladly
have seen Poland take part in the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
Elk TRlNSIC FACTORS
INFLUENCE MARKETS
Pools Active in Minor Specialties
but Lack of Interest is
Conspicuous
CALL LOANS EASE DOWN
TO THREE AND ONE HALF

New York, Jan. 24.-Political and
economic factors continued to weigh
upon the stock market today, al.
though there was a moderate rally,
due in part to short covering at the
end. Pools were again active in min.
or s%pecialties, but the lack of public
interest in representative shares was
an obvious drawback.
Peace rumors, government financ.
ing, the freight embargo, and fuel
shortage, were among the conflicting
elements that affected and moderate
authorities agreed that as yet indus
trial conditions showed little improve
ment from the governments closure
decree.
Greater ease was displayed in the
market for call loans, which opened
at 3H per cent, the lowest initial rate
thus far this year, but time funds,
while quotably unchanged, were scarce
to the point Of complete withdraw1l.
That. investment money stu seeks
an outlet was seer in the large over
subscription to the 100000 New York
City revenue warrants. whicn were
disposed of at a price averaging
slightly yer Az percent.
Market leaders moved in a very mar
row grove, rails ~evincing = reaction.
airy trend on presentation to rongi ess
OF a railroad bill somewhat different
from that originally projected.
Seasoned industriais, sl,ippings and
active specialties were responsive to
the more general support Of the last
hour, closing with a firm tone. Sales
amounted to 10000 shares.
i international issues, especially the
French group, were slightly higher.
Liberty 3E's made l new low record
at 80, first As also establishing a new
minimum at 96.70, aud the second As
varying from $3.50 70 9i.12. Total
sales tpar value) aggregated 1922.
600. United States 2's and registered
As declined "a per cent and common
IS Y per cent on call.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
FOOD EXPERTS T..
TO Be HEARD ON
C0NSER WALTON
Mayor A. W. Lucas Invites Speak.
ers to Gene to Bismarck to
Talk on Subject.

A. w. Lucas, president OF the BIS
marck city commission, has pledged
DR.. +. r.. Ladd, federal food admins
traitor for North Dakota, the capital
city's cooperation in Is speaking cam
paign which the Tinted States fooa
administration Expects 10 put on in
North Dakota early In February.
Twenty OF The principal cities Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
Fam Hand Has Feet
Frozen on Long Tramp

Paul Gartner, aged 90, a farm hand
of the Wagner district, was brought
to the Bismarck hospital yesterday
suffering from badly frozen feet,
Gartner had gone to the Wagner
station to catch a train when he
found it had gone. He started to walk
a distance of Is miles and when
nearing the end Of his journey found
his feet were frozen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
CHICAGO GRAIN
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 24.-Flour
unchanged. Shipments 53,133 barrels.
Barley 1876 @, 159.
Rye 1873 @ 1879.
Bran $3.50. -
! heat receipts 1870 cars, compared
with Isl a year ago.
Corn, No. 5 Yellow. 1873 @ 1853.
Oats, No. 3 White, soy o Sly.
Flax 800 % 1863.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
ST.. PAUL LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO Nv. STOCK

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 24.-Hogs. receipts
10000; weak; bulk 1915 q 1850; light
1850 O. 1850; mixed 1886 q 1915;
heavy 1885 @ 1850; rough 1885 %
1900; pogs 1850 % 1885.
Cattle, receipts $4,000; weak; ma
tive steers $40 q 1850; stockers and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
OMAHA LIVE .

Omaha, Nebr., Jan. 24.--1ogs, re-
ceipts 1900: 5 to 1oc loves: heavy
1885 @ 1920; mixed 1890 % 1910;
light 1880 a 1915; pigs 1909 % 1900:
bulk 1890 @ 1910.
Cattle, receipts $500; steady, ma.
tive steers 900 % 1925; cows and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25

heifers 1875 @ 1850: wesrern steers
800 q 1850; COWS and helters 100 q
900; Gamers 625 q 725; stockers and
feeders 625 @ 1925: calves 900 q
1900; bulls, stays, etc, ESQ @ 9TJ
Sheep receipts 1880; steady to 10c
higher; yearlings 1900 @ 1900; weth.
ers 100 @ 1900: ewes 1850 @ 1925;
lambs 1915 q 1925.
ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK
st. Paul, MINI, AIN. 24.-Hogs, re.
eeipts 5000: l0c lower; range 1850
q 1900: bulk 1915 q 1890.
Cattle, receipts 1900; killers strong;
steers $50 @ 1900; cows and heifers
7C0 q 900; veal calves steady 625 q
1850; stockers and feeders, steady to
strong eco @ 1000.
Sheep, receipts 400: steady: lambs
800 @ 1915; wethers 700 q 1900;
ewes 500 @ IT'S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25

feeders 10 q 1875; cows and heifers
G10 @ 1175: calves 800 ~ 1900.
Sheep, receipts 1900; firm; weth-
ers 975 90 1910; ewes $50 n 1900;
lambs 1850 a. 1775.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
advertisements

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
AN oLD.T,MER.

J.. d. Johnson, appointed commits
sioncr Of Renville by Governor Burke,
and who has held that post continu-
ously ever since, Is down from Mo-
hall looking over the Legislature. =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-25
TRIBUNE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT

New York Central ........... GO
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
Extra! Extra!
KonferenCya Ludlow Srodkowej
EuropywParyzu15Pazdziernika
Daisy Ciag Obrad KOngresuRzymSkiego

PARYz 25. wrzenia Petit Journal og}asza re dniu
logo padzernka zbeze sic Paru Konges spzymerzonych
przecwko Nemcom Ausryi sowaiskch innych narodow
aacyc pod azmem Central wspone obrady Bedze da
sly cag obad Kongresu Siowianskiego M sic odby eiu
Rzyme. Konges doda gazeta obasni dlaczego
Ausya wystepue propozycyan pokoowemi Gownem spra
wam ktore beda wziete pod obrady Kongese
konsukcya odkow Euopy podstawe nrodowoSc studyo
wanie przyszch sosunow wspnych polycznych inresow
uolnonyh arzma niemiecko austryackiego narodow
zcie poyczny ukfad Alantam narodami wonei obae
niu rzadu austryackiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25

Martwego ma linii kolei Hedjas.
Okazuje sic obecnie, re silly tu'
reckie wynosily przeszio 100000
re w ostatniej chwili Swieze ,po-
sikh rzucili Turcy do walk, ale
wszystko nadaremnie. Take po-
zycye tureckie by}y. nadzwyczaj
sine i obronne, atak jednak bry-
tyjski ma najsilniejsze Z Mich by}
tax niespodziewany, re po kilku
gcdzinach walk Gala armia ture-
cka znajdowala sic w ucieczce.
Kiedy pokazalo sic, re linia tu-
recka zostala przerwana i kleska
Jest nieunikniona, marszaiek pol
ny Liman Won Sanders, naczelny
wodz armii tureckiej w Palesty-
ME, ucieki z pola walk wraz ze
SZtabem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
Gala Polska Przeciw Niemcom.


skiego Narodowego Payzu uwaza sobe swo swe
obowazek ponfomowa polska prase bekie biuo Wolf
uiowaio wywrzec swoa opnie rach aancch ze Radz
will Roniker przyje niemeckie rozazanie Sprawy Poske
Poska uz woce stane po panstw centranych WI
medzyczase Radzw ogfos osobiSce re perrakaye ia
ke prowadzf ay cele nfoacyne ME obowa PU
BLICZNA PoLSKA oPINIA WE WSZYSTKICH CZEsCIACH
PoLsKI JEST PRzECIWNA PANSTWOM CENTRALNYM
Poki Naodowy Paryzu otrzymue wszystch on
v,adonosc ze So dowody IL GALA PoLsKA C1EszY s1E
RADUJE PoWoDU oDNoszoNYcH PREF AL1ANToW
ZWYcIEsTW WE FRANCYI! Radost obawa sic poskiej
prase chocaz miedzy wierszami tyko powodu century
Podpsano: SEYDA FRoNCZAK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
PRILEP WZIETY.
AIJANCI PRZEKRACZAJA
GRANGE BULGARsKA.

Londyn, 25. wrzeSnia. - Woj-
ska Aliantow ma froncie macedon
skim ME dajq Buigarom i Menu
com ami chwili odpoczynku. Po.
lozenie armii buigarskiej stale
sic co dzien bardziej krytyczne.
Wczoraj francuSka kawalerya "a
ieia PrileP, wielka buigarska pod
stawe operacyjnq w dolinie rzeki
Cerny, gdzie znajdowaiy sic OIL
brzymie sk}ady wszelkich zapa--
sow potrzebnych dla armii bull
earskiej W okolicy Monastyru.
Zapasy te, a miedzy mimi skiady
zvwnosci. wielka liczba automo-
blow i aeroplan6w dostaiy sic
" posiadanie wojska sPrzymie--
rzehc6w. Zwyciestwo to zdaje
sic zadecydowaio o losie a raczej
c zagfadzie pierwszej armii bua--
garskiej. kt6ra zostaia tym spo-
scbem zupelnie odcieta znaJdu-
ie sic w powaznem niebezpie-
czehstwie, re zostanie zwinieta /
zniszczona. Teraz bowiem pola--
czone silly Serbow i Francuzow
rnaja otwarta droge ma tyiy tel
a7mii buigarskiej, gdy tymcza-
sem WIosi pra cd poiudniowego
zachodu W dolinie rzeki Cerny.
Ma froncie przeszio 100 milowym,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
o CZWARTEJ POzYCZCE
WOLNOSCIOWEJ.

Nowy York. %. wrzesnia. =
Sekr. skarbu McAdoo w sWe)
przedmowie zawiadomil, &c mai
mniei 6 miliardow dolarow po-
trzeba bedzie zebrac Nodczas
Rampant czwartej pozyczki VOL
rosciowej, ktora sic rozpocznle
w sobote. Pozyczka ia przyno--
szaca cztery i poi procent, ma
potrwac ma 20 lat czyli do logo
pazdziernika 1888 roku.
Kwoty ma poszczeg6lne dys-
trykty sa nastepujace: Nowy
York $1,SOO,OOO.OO0, Chicago
$S7O,OO0,OOO, Cleveland $5OO,O0O,-
600, Boston $5O0,OO0,O00, San
Francisco $4O2, 100000, Filadel--
fla $5OO,OOO,OOO, Richmond $780,
100000, St. Louis $26O,OOO,O 600,
Kansas City $26o,OOO,Ooo, Min
neapolis $21O,OOO,OOO, Atlanta
$192,OOO,OOO, Dallas $125,OCO,OOO.
Sekretarz najwiecej apelowa}
do zamozniejszych sfer, jak roz-
maityoh korporacyi i osob pry--
vatnych. Wedbug jego spostrze,-
zen 100000 Amerykanow,
kt6rzy zakupili bondy W przesz-
IycI1 kampaniach pozyczkowych,
zaledwie 22,50O zakupi}o bondow
wartosci powyzej $4,000. Dalej
surowo ganif takich nieuczciwych
ludzi, kt6rzy pomimo naglacych
zadafi departamentu Skarbu roz-
kazali swym kredytorom, maja-
Gym W swym posiadaniu bondy
Wolnosciowe, oddac je "a mate
1yai malej wartosci. To wlasnie
bylo powodem zakupna przez
skarb bond6w ably tym sposobem
wartoSG bondow podtrzynlac w
p;erwotnej wysokosci. yDeparta-
ment Skarbu" mowif McAdoo,
prosi / zada Cd obywateli Stanow
Ziednoczonych zakupienia bon--
dow WolnoSciowych ma $6,O0O,-
100000. Tel sunny potrzeba be-
die ma dalsze prowadzenie woj-
ny. Me mozemy pobic Niemcow
bez niej. Me mozemy zaprowa--
dzic poloju W swiecie ;olbrzymia
ia pozyczka ME idzie ma cele tyl-
ko destrukcyjne, wielka jej Geese
pojdzie ma prace konsturkcyjne,
ktore ma, zawsze mice beda war;
tosc dla spoleczenstwa amery-
kaiskiego. Budujemy olbrzymia
fIote handlowa, kt6ra po wykoh-
czeniu bedzie jedna najlepszych
L nowozytnych flot w swiecie. Pc
tax wielkich przedsiewzieciach,
nasz handel przemysi bedzie q
wiele latwiejszy, pieniadze zu-
zyte W tym celu maja olbrzymia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25

rcybskup Ireland Podtrzymywany Sztuczne przy Zyci
ZKAMPANH POLITYCZNYCH.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

wartoSc dla Ameryki. Co do O.
wych pozyczek, jake Il mas "a
ciagneli Alianci, te W czasie beda
wypiacone, z obecnie zas uchwa-
lonego budzetu Soto miliardowe-
so najmniej oSm miliard6w poi
die jake pozyczka ma rece Alian-
tow. oraz ma budowe okret6w, do.
kow i innych ulepszer, kt6re pO
wojnie beda niewypowiedziancm
acknowledgement dla Amcryki.
Dzisiaj plaza jest wieksza niz
kiedykolwiek. CT, kt6rzy teraz
wszystko traca. CO zarobia, "a
siupcami, a nadto przynosza szko
dc dla swego spofeczenstwa i kra-
ju. Wiedzcie. ze obccna zamoz--
nose ma pewno ME potrwa zaw-
sze, szczcg6lnie po wojnie; gdy
caly przemyS} ulcgnie zreorsani-
zowaniu. Dlatego kazdy zaoszcze
dzony teraz dollar, szczegolnie
wlozony w bondy wolnosciowe,
bedzie mial podwojna wartosc W
przyszfosci. Niedawno temu "a.
pytano mrrie, jake So argumenta
"a czwarta pozyczka wolnoscio-
waY 'Natychmiast odpowiedzia-
lem: Pershing nasi chiopcy we
Francyi. Innego argumentu ME
potrzeba. Ameryka zna potrzeby
raszych zo}nierzy, dlatego zrobi,
co tylko bedzie mogla, ably te
potrzeby wypelnit. Kazdy vie
czynach naszych zoinierzy; teraz
zas, skoro Niemcy So prawie zu-
pelnie ACKNOWLEDGMENT, potrzeba
tylko ME poprzestawac naszych
wysileh, nalezy walic a walic CO.
raz to potezniej. Jest to jedyny
spos6b dojscia do Renu, jedyny
sposob otworzenia drogi po-
chodu tryumfalnego do Berlina.
Teraz Mkt ME powinien usuwat
SIC Cd swego obowiazku. Kazdy.
ktory stara sic unikac go, W przy-
szioSci ME bedzie m6gf wytrzy.
mac wzroku swych braci, ktorzy
wciaz beda 60 wytykac palcami.
PRZEDSIEBIORSTWO STA.
LOWE ZAPROWADZA
OSMIO-GODZINNA PRACE.
Nowy York, 25. wrzesnia. =.
Przedsiebiorstwo stalowe Uni.
ted States Steel Corp" obwieSci-
10 wczoraj, re poczawszy Cd 1go
pazdziernika, nastapi osmio-go.
dzinna praca we wszystkich fa-
brykach warsztatach naleza.
cych do tej korporcayi. Przeds;e.
b;orstwo to najmuje okolo 225,-
600 robotnikow. Przecietna zapta.
ia wynosi okoio $42o ia pozo.
stanie nadal. Prawo to zaprowa-
dzono wskutek zamieszania / ME
Dokonczenie mas tronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
TRANQUIL u BRAN ST.
QUENTIN.

Paryz, 25. wrzesnia. - Ma "a
chodnim froncie marszalek Foch
uderzy} ma nowo ma SHY niemie-
ckie pod St. Quentin, tym razem
Z czoia ma froncie 6-cio milowym
i odni6si powazne korzySci: 13OU
iencow zabrali Alianci, czegj
500 przypada ma Brytyjczykow, ?
500 ma Francuzow. Ci ostatni
zdobyli wsie: Francilly : Celency,
L'Epine Dallon, Anglicy zaS
Pontruet. Tym sposobem Francu-
zl znajduja sic juz tylko W odda-
leniu niespelna dwoch mil, a
gdzieniegdzie prawie jednej mill
cd St. Quentin. Ia okolicznosc
sprawia, re miasto to ME pred
stawia juz zadnej korzySci dla ME
przyjaciela. Nadto - przy wczo-
rajszych zdobyczach. Francuzow
mad rzeka Oise, silly niemieckie,
znajdujace sic pomiedzy St.
Quentin a La Fere, So w bardzo
krytycznem polozeniu i w kazdej
chwili moga bye zmuszone do
wycofania sic poza linie Hinden-
burpa. ......
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, SrOda, % wrzesnia: sw.
KleOfasa.
Jutro. szwartek. 26 wrzesnia: sw.
Cypryana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
FochBierze4 4Miasta | ,3OOJe1cow
u BRAN ST. QUENTIN.
Amerykanie POkonaG Bolszewikow
Kofo Archangielska.
Sytuacya GrOzna, ale ByB Czasy ieszcze Cor
sze - m6wi Hertling - wiec ME TRAGIC
Nadziei ami Odwagi.
S:I-L 7,.:o.t,,. Iot,;Lo,v Ams,yk,nsk;cb
Swietne Zwyciestwa LOtnikow Ameryka1skich
Ma Fror1cie WfoSkirn.
INNE TELEG X A NJ Y.

Cd Monastyru do jeziora Doiran
armia buigarska znajduje sic W u
cieczce, Scigana zawziecie przez
silly Aliantow. w centrum Fran
cuzi i Serbowie wbili sic ostrym
klinem W linie buigarska ma pra-
wem skrzydle Anglicy i Grecy
posuwaja sic ma froncie 20 milo
wynn wzdluz doliny rzeki Narda-
ru i polaczyly sic ma poinocy z
wojskami serbskiemi. Slime od-
dzialy serbskie przekroczyiy juz
rzeke Vardar ulokowaly sic ma
wschodnim brzegu rzeki. Tutaj
druga armia buigarska znajduje
SIC w panicznej ucieczce, a lekka
kawalerya anglo-grecka w poSci-
gu "a nieprzyjacielem przekro-
czyia juz W niektorych punktach
granice bulgarska. Wydaje sic
prawdopodobnem przypuszcze-
ME, re Alianci W Buigaryi zadac
moga jeszcze wieksza kleske
Buigarom. anizeli general Allen
by Turkom W Palestynie. Postep
Aliantow doszedi juz do takiej
.giebokoSci, re nieprzyiaciel musi
zreorganizowac swa linie bojowa
wzdfuz caiego frontu, cd mora
Adryatyckiego przez Albanie do
granicy buigarskiej.
ALLENBY w POSCIGU "a
TURKAMI.
Londyn, %. wrzesnia. - Ar
mia generaia Allenby'a szybko
posuwa sic naprzod W kierunku
p6inocnym po obydwu stronach
rzeki Jordanu, scigajac niedobit-
K; dw6ch armii tureckich. Kawa-
lerya brytyjska, pedzac niePrzy
iacie1a wzdiuz wybrzeza morskie
go, zajeia diva porty tureckie: A
ere i Haifa. Acre znajduje sic W
odlegloSci % mil ma poinocny "a
chod cd Nazareth i slawne jest z
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25

MA FRONCIE AMERYKAN-
SKIM w LOTARYNGII.
Kwatera Wojsk Amer. %. wrze
snia. - Ma froncie amerykan--
skim w Lotaryngii panuje chwilo-
WV spokoj. Gala akcya ogranicza
sic tylko do operacyi patroli i ak
cyi mniej lub wiecej intensywnej
Dotonczen;e ne stronicy 4tei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-25
I BIura nStsuruIugIelnsgV,

Wsch6d slofca godz. $40.
Zach6d sIofca o godz. 6:4S.
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PogOda W Chicago okOlicy: -
PrawdOpcdObnie deszcz dzisiaj / ju-
tro; wiatr umiarkowany p6InOeno--
wschOdni.
Temperature dOby minionej: NaJ-
yyyasza wczOrsj gOdzinie 4 poPoiu-
dniu: "a stoppi. najniisza gOdzi-
nie Z rano: 81 stOpni.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-19
FREIGHT EsiBARGOs
 BURDEN MAIL SERVICE

WASHINGTON: Freight embargos and weather delays to freight ship ments have thrown a heavy new bur den on the mail service by adding thousands of tons of parcels post. Otto Praeger, second assistant post master general. said today that steamers were being used for the first time in carrying parcels post.
 Owing to missed connections and weather conditions. deliveries now are from twelve to twenty-four hours late between New York and Chicago and from twenty-four to forty-eight hours to the Pacific coast.
 Nightly. parcels post service by steamer from New York to Norfolk has been put into effect with a sche- dule of nineteen and one-half hours. faster than by train in the present blizzard. Distribution of westbound mail is being done after the mail crosses the Mississippi instead of at New York. Added track and ware house facilities have been obtained, MT. Praeger said. and the department Is prepared to handle any increase in business if the interstate commerce commission decides to put into effect the proposed ffty-pound weight limit, instead of twenty pounds. Parcels post business in December was 1,173.- 900 sacks more than in the same month in 1916.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-19
AN ACCIDENT

"A resident of the Bowery took an accident insurance policy and then fell ill of pleurisy He brought action against the insurance company and lost in the municipal court. which de- cided that pleurisy was not an acci- dent but visitation of God The su- perior court reversed the finding on the ground that a visitation of God to a resident of the Bowery was an accident"
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-19
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
TRAIL WEATHER REPORT

TRAIL WEATHER REPORT
 Fairbanks. 22 above. showing all might, calm.
 Salcha, 20 above, cloudy, light wind, showing. 20 inches snow. trail heavy. Stage north yesterday 2:30 p. m. Munsons, stage north this a. m. no passengers.
 Richardson. 20 above, showing. calm, 21 inches snow. trail heavy. Burns freight arrived 1:30 p. m. yes terday, departed 6 a. m. date. McCarty. 20 above. calm. trail heavy, 20 inches snow.
 Donnelly, 25 above. cloudy. windy, trail drifted, snow 22 inches. Mail stage south noon, 4 passengers. Rap ids, mail stage north. 4 passengers 8 a. m. date.
 McCallum, zero. AS inches snow, calm, showing. trail fair. Paxsons. 5 above. cloudy, calm, 4S inches snow. trail heavy. Warren freighter outfit north a. m.
 Hogan, 8 above. cloudy. calm. trail good, snow, 31 inches. Sourdough' mail north, no passengers. mail south no passengers.
 Gulkana, ? above. 32 inches snow, cloudy. calm. trail good. Copper Center. 2 below. cloudy calm. 31 inches snow. trail good. Tonsina. 5 above, part cloudy, calm, A inches snow. trail fair. Teikhell. 10 above, cloudy. south wind, snow 53 inches, trail fair. Beaver Dam, 22 above. cloudy 1 light south wind, snowing. 6s inches snow. trail closed. , l rhompson Pass. 20 above. cloudy southwind. slowing. 7s inches snow, ttrail closed. ''@ VI % ES..Wortmsns, 14 above. snowing' calm, s2 inches snow. trail closed.