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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-17

London. May 1.-The recent meet
ing Of Emperor William Of Germany
and Emperor Charles Of Austria IL
OF absorbing interest to the British
public There are two viewpoints
which appear in the comment on the
meeting one as 10 the immediate
result Of the conference and the other
a. 10 rs future result. but both are Of
paramount importance The first is
the effect which the meeting Is like.
ly 10 have in military events. wheth-
eT another great blow at Italy may be
expected 10 coincide with the daily
expected renewal Of the onslaught at
the Angle French front Also wheth-
er Austria can be persuaded 20 send
troops 10 the western front 20
strengthen German divisions
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-17

London. May ID The German ar
tilleTy fire increased this morning
near Morlancoart, south Of Albert, ana
in Flanders north Ct KENNEL the war
office reports.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-17
CLARENCE CAMP,
Marion County Food Administrato
TIE MEFFERTyEFFCoAT CASE

Yesterday the court was occupied
all day in the trial of the case of w.
A. Jeffcoat against j. NJ Meffert in
the sum of $4,000 for malicious pros
ecution.
1t resulted in mistrial as the jury
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-17

Washington, May l5.-Prssident VII
son let il b. known today that he Sc
riously objects 20 any investigation
of the general conduct of the war"
In a letter 10 Senator Martin be
pointed out that the Chamberlain
resolution directing a renewal OF the
inquiry into aircraft production and
other war activities Is unnecessarily
broad
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-05-17
NOTICE TO MARION COUNTY RE.
TAIL MERCHANTS

All retail merchants in Marion
county are earnestly requested to at
tend the meeting of the retail mer
chants to be held on Thursday morn
ing, May %, at the Temple theatre
at 10 o'clock.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
TO FAVOR SECRET PROBE
Hughes to Take Up Duties as
Aircraft Investigator
Saturday.

WASHINGTON, Mag IT,
Former Justice Charles E.
Hughes is expected to arrive
here tomorrow to take up his
duties as chief investigator o.
the aircraft situation. He will
be assigned to offices In the de-
partment of justice and will S
lect his own assistants. It is un-
derstood that Assistant Attor-
Iney General Frierson, who has
already made a study of the
BOrglum reports, and the find
ings of the Snowden-Marsha
committee, will be one of his per-
sonal aides.
Owing to hints of criminality
in the expenditure of govern
ment appropriations, Judge
Hughes will probably favor a
secret investigation.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
GALES
AND STAFF AT
NOGALES, SON.
MILITARY COMMANDANT
TO REMAIN DAY OR TWO
Resting from Yaqui Camnaign
and Incidentally Inspecting
Conditions in North.

Gen. Plutarco Elias Gales,
military commandant of the
state of Sonora, with his staff,
ARRIVED in Nogales, Son., at a
very early hour yesterday morn
ing, on a special train, and will
remain in the city on the other
side of the line for day or two.
The generals private car is
sidetracked near the Mexican
custom house, and he lives
aboard during his stay here.
1t is probable that the gen.
eral, who has been campaigning
against the outlaw Yaqui bands
for some time, took this occasion
for a rest, incidentally visiting
the border city to see how af,
fairs were progressing in the
northern part of the state.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
INCRBAS[NG SIRBAM OR "
UNITED STATES TROOPS
PROCEEDING TO FRANCE.
Tremendous Energy with Which Goyal1f-
ment is Bending to Task Of Rushing
Assistance to Allies Beginning to
Bear Fruit-Two Million by End of
Year Now Hooed For

WASHINGTON, May IT,
United States troop movements
now exceed all previous esti-
mates. The new goal set is to
have 100000 men in France
by July 4.
No better proof of the tire
mendous energy with which the
United States government is
bending itself to the task of hur-
rying assistance to the Allies
could be given than these fig
ures, so far beyond the esti-
mates which have heretofore
been made.
With the decrease of the u
boat menace, and the diversion
of shipping from every other use
where it could by any possibility
be spared, the number of men
being sent overseas has steadily
grown greater, and it is predict
ed now that the end of the year
will find 100000 men from
this country facing the Ger
mans.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
Voters Gather to Meet Candi-
dates and Hear Issues of the
Campaign Discussed.

The democratic mass meeting
at the headquarters last night
was attended by a large number
of citizens intent upon hearing
the discussion promised of the
issues of the day.
Chairman Charles l.. Hardy,
head of the local organization,
presided.
The first speaker was Rev. w.
Frazier Smith, who entertained
the audience with witty, point
ed speech lauding the democratic
nominees and claiming they
guarantee efficiency and fair
dealing in the conduct of the
towns business.
Short speeches were made by
Geo. H. Fielder, Geo. w. Dunbar,
R. E. Butler, T. M. Ford, Jr.,
nominees; Charles E. Hardy,
DR.. A. J. Underwood, Rev. w. J,
Gordon, Mrs. James A Harrison,
and Allen T. Bird.
Notice was given of another
at the same place next
Tuesday evening and every
evening thereafter, except Sun
day, until the day of the election.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
BOY SCOUTS OFF
FOR CAMP THIS
MORNING
THIRD ANNUAL OUTING
FOR NOGALES TROOP 1
Youngsters Will Be in Charge of
Group of Skilled and CON-
petent Instructors.

Eighteen happy youngsters
members of Nogales Troop No
II, Boy Scouts of America, viii
start for Aqua Caliente thi
morning, for the third annu;
encampment of that iorganiza.
ton.
The lads will go out with {
complete camping equipment
and for ten days will rough it ir
true soldier style. They will bt
accompanied by three competent
instructors, skilled in the mys
lteries of camping out and in drill
work.
The boys will spend their time
exploring the country arount
their camp, which is seven miles
east of Amadoville, and in mill
tary drill, learning how to take
care of themselves in camp
making "hikes" and in athletic
exercises.
The members of the party vii
be: Oliver White, John Titcomb
Benjamin White, Lincoln Can
field, Randall Garfield, ALFRED
Taylor. Robert Gustetter, How
ard O'Neill, Donald Newman
Zenas Noon, Knight Wise, Harr!
Renshaw, Albert Brodegan, WI
liam 3rodegan, Roland Legarra
Arthur Henry, William Robin
son and Barclay Bristol.
Among their Other interesting
Experiences will be several trip;
to explore the caves in the Sart;
Rita mountains in the section
where they will camp.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
MAY ATTACK HELIGOLAND
Famous German Naval Base
May Be Bombarded by the
Fleets of Allies.

BERLIN May 17.-The ad-
has given out informa.
tion to the effect that the Ger
man high seas fleet has with.
drawn to Kiel, in anticipation
of an Allied naval attack on
Heligoland.
A supplementary statement
by Berlin says: Zone of the
enemy's monitors shelled OstenC
yesterday and inflicted consid
able losses upon the population. >
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18

What this will mean in the
final campaign before the close
of the fighting season can only
be guessed. Signs are multiply
ing that the German strength
is weakening, and with 100000
American troops to reinforce
the Allied armies, the late sum-
mer may see such a change in
the situation on the western
front as will surprise those who
have predicted two and three
years more Of war.
Every department Of war
work has been speeded up to.
correspond with the g0verna
ment's program of troop move
ments, and with the unlimited
power placed in the hands of the
President by the bill recently
passed by congress, this pro-
gram seems in a fair way to be
carried out beyond the most
optimistic hopes of those who
have been urging more speed in
the prosecution of the war.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
City Now Owes Nearly $4,000, While
to Offset This is Sinking Fund of
$14,000--Just One More EXAMPLE
of the Boasted Efficient Business
Administration"

After years of very" efficient republican adminsa
tion the town times
large existed when the present city administration took
office while to offset that there sinking fund of little
over $4,000 which cannot be used to meet the cy
debt but only be applied to the payment the $4,000
of and water bonds outstanding.
In round numbers the $29 O00 while the
deficit when the democrats only S75OO77
Thus expodes that rdescent soapbubbe idiotic false
hood about efficient business and e best
mayor Nogaes ever had"
AS the claim that the republican administration had
paid off deficit of $500 and saved $14OOO" the
notice of The Oasis representative of the paper the
office of Town Clerk W. Smith, who ex-offco
and the following interview took place.
"Mr Smith, state what the of the cty's
outstanding and unpaid warrants is?
"No, sir not exactly l working on that now and will
be able to tell later"
"Can you tell approximately the
"Yes," after figuring minute with pencil "about
s2a,OOO"
"Then the city in unpaid s23,OOO?"
eyes, just about that"
"Now, Mr. Smith, you give current liza
biities?"
minute then replied:
You understand these figures are not exact but nearly So
The current liabilities about $6,OOO"
"Then the city
$29,000-s that correct?"
"That is about rgh-it may be little less" was
the reply of the town treasurer.
And that is the way the efficient republican
ton has wiped OUT democratic deficit of $5Oo has the
y in debt nearly $SOOOO and all has to show for it $4,000
the sinking fund.
But that only half the story of republican efficiency
AS knows the assessed valuation of the property
the city has been doubled and of that the
been increased The troops have been here and the water works
income has been sweed by sale of water the Many
businesses have been started and the license income of the
city has increased by leaps and bounds.
Which all preliminary the statement that the present
administration had than tmes-amost
pre-
ceded it.
astonishing showing, and which the taxpayers
of Nogae and the citizens generally should ponder carefully
for the financial statement which The Oasis reproduces
herewith the treasurer carefully states connection with
publication that s complete statement of all moneys
ceved and bursed by the town. but does take cogzance
(Centinued Page ~
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
ALLIES ARE STILL
BRINGING HUNS
PLANES DOWN
TWO SUCCESSFUL RAIDS
ON GERMAN POSITIONS
Many Tons of High Explosives
Dropped Behind the German
Lines Every Day.

PARIS, May 17.-Seven Ger
man machines were brought
down by the French and more
than 100 tons Of bombs droppc
on. the German battle areas be-
tween May ID and 16.
LONDON, May 17-Forty
German machines have been
brought down by the British
within the last "a hours. Five
British machines are missing.
Thirty-three tons of bombs were
dropped on the German battle
area.
While the air fighting con-
tinues to hold the center of the
stage on the western front,
Field Marshal Haig's night re-
port notes two successful Allied
attacks on the German lines.
In the neighborhood of Beau
mont and Hamel the British car
ried out a successful raid, cap
turing a number of prisoners.
Today a hostile post north OF
Merris, in Flanders, was rushed
by British troops and the gar
rison either killed or driven out.
From the remainder of the
front, according to Field Harshal
Haig's report, there is nothing
to report beyond artillery ac-
tivity on both sides.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18

Tampico. The extent of opera
tion can be judged from the fact
that one of the most prominent
Of the companies paid for the
last month the large amount of
100000 in expectation duties.
Practically the entire petro-
leum region is under the contro,
of government forces, and sew
eral thousands of lworkmen are
regularly employed at good
wages.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE
Committee on Mediation and
Cancellation Appointed by
War Labor Board.

WASHINGTON, May IT.
The National War Labor board
has appointed a permanent local
committee on mediation and con-
citation. Other boards are to
follow suit. It is planned to
make the committee "a national
forum of industrial peace in the
United States"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
WILSON BACKS UP CREET
National Censor Apologies Il
Congress for His Recent T.
Stunning" Speech. T

WASHINGTON, May IT,
President Wilson is standing bet
tween George Creel, official CEN
sor, and a congressional resold-
tion demandig his dismissal.
Creel today wrote a letter
apologizing for his Summing
speech in New York recently.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
BERLIN MAKING CLAIF:
Germans Report that They Have
DOwned Eighteen Allied
Airplanes.

BERLIN, May 17.-Tonight's
war office report says that 1S
French and English machines
were brought down by the Ger
mans in the west yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18

Ii you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18

Ii you SET a good. strong,
steady, bright, white electric
Eight. it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
e ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-18
MILLION BY JULY 4
TAMPIC0 PETROLEUM FIELDS ARE
EXHIBITING INCREASED ACTIVITY
Government Controls Practically Entire
FieId--W Workmen Paid Good Wages

MEXICO CITY, May IT,
One of the leading operators in
the Tampico petroleum field in
forms the Mexico City press
that the activity in that region
becomes greater daily. Nearly
every one of the operating COM
panies is in full swing. Enor-
nous quantities of oil are daily
transmitted through the pipe
lines and pumping stations to
storage reservoirs in the city Of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-26
z INNYCH TEATRoW
WOJNY.

Paryz, 26. lutego. - Mad Aillet
te - pod Urceh Francuzi w do
brej wycieczce na pozycye ME
mieckie wzieli 16 jehcow i mira
lieze; w Szampanii i Alzacyi ka,
nonada.
Londyn, 26. lutegot - Pod Ar
mentieres Niemcy reid urzadzili
- odparty; pod Messines / Cam
brai silna kanonada.
Havre, 26. lutego. - Ma bel
gijskiej linii pred paru dniaml
Niemcy cztery razy atakowali, Cd
parci ogniem bateryi belgijsiilch
/ mitraliez; ma caiej lini strzelani-
ia - najsilniejsza w okolcy Dix
nude; walk awiaytczne ma po-
rzadku dziennym.
Rzym, 26. lutego. - Mad Ady-
ga, ma Astico kanonada umiarko-
wana; mad Piave ma odclnku an
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z NIEMIEC I Z AUSTRYI.
HERTLING o POKOJU.

Wieden, 26. lutego. - Hr. Ger
min odtelegrafowai Trockiemu, IL
Austrya jest gotowa razem re
swym sprzymierzehcem - Mem
cami podjac znowu rokowania o
pok6j.
Berlin, 26. lutego. - Kanclerz
Hertling powiadomii W parlamen-
Gle niemieckim, IL Rosya przyjela
warunki pokoju podane w BrzeS-
ciu - wiec rychlo ma wsckodnim
froncie spodziewac sic nalezy po-
koju, choc zapewne szczegoIy
beda jeszcze targi. Nastepnie
m6wiac o oredziu pokojowem
PREF. Wilsona, w ktorem podano
warunki pokoju i cele wojny
Hertling oswiadczyl, re ma cztery
punkty w dokumencie Wilsona,
godzi sic, lecz tenn zastrzeze--
MEM, IL musza one bye uznane-
nietylko przez Ameryke, ale i
przez wszystkich Aliantow, a do
tego jeszcze w wojnie tel narody
ME doszfy, ably mice pokojowy
TRIBUNAL do rozsadzania bezstron
nego spraw spornych. Niemcy
TRIBUNAL taxi, o lie bedzie absolu-
tnie bezparcyalny - uznaja che
tnie, ale ME MONA godzic sic ma
takie cele wojny, jake ogiosifa
Anglia, zmierzajaca do imperyali-
stycznej hegemonii mad caiym
swiatem, ktora opowiada o samo-
stanowieniu narodow, a jarzmi
Irlandye, Egypt Indye. w kaz-
lynn razie Hertling uznaje oredzie
Wilsona "a ma}y krok naprzod ku
zblizeniu sic pokojowemu stron
wrogich. Owe cztery punkty
Wilsona, ma jake zgadza sic
Hertling, So nastepujace: ~ O.
stateczny pokoj musi bye oparty
ia takich warunkach, ktore uczy-
MIA 60 sprawiedliwym i trwaiym;
2.) ludami i krajanli ME bedzie
Sic handlowa}o, panstwa do
paistwa je przetargowywaio, ale
50 terytoryalne sprawy maja
bye zaiatwiane ma podstawie do
bra ludlow dotyczacych ziem, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-26

gielskim patrolowa utarczka byla,
W ktorej Austryakow pobito !;
nieprzyjaciel pr6bowal ataku pod
Capo Silo - odparty. Awiatyka
bardzo pilnie dziala; cztery aero
plany niemieckie zestrzelono pod
Monte Grappa, piaty pod Borso.
Niemieckie. maszyny bombardo-
waly znowu: Wenecye, Mestre /
Castelfranco; w}oskie aeroplany
bombardowaly kilka stacyi stra-
tegicznych w Trentino.
Saloniki, 26. lutego. - Mad
Dorian jeziorem strzelania dzia-
Iowa; pozycye nieprzyjaciela mad
Struma ! Vardarem by}y bombar-
dowane SLIME przez aeroplany
francuskie.
Londyn, 70. lutego. - Il rae
styny niema swiezych wiesci; Z
Mezoptamii donosza, IL wojska
angielskie zajefy Chana-Burayat,
0 IA mil ma zachod Cd Ramadieh,
. patrole angiclskie dochodza juz
do Hit. O sto mil ma zachod Cd
Bagdadu; w walkach tych so jen-
COW tureckich wzieto.
Berlin, 26. lutego. - Poza dzia-
Iowa walka niema waznieJszych
wydarzen na zadnym Z frontow
ma zachodzie Europy, nj tez w A
wi.
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.
LA TOILETTE NAPIETNO-.
WANY.
Madison, Wis, 26. lutego.

lcczonych LEI, lub ciezej. Sledz-
two zarzadzono; tyle sprawdzo-
no, &c pociqg lokalny, zmuszony
przcdtem zatrzymat sic dla repa-
racyi, wyruszyl pozniej, anizeli
rozklad iazdv przepisywai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-26

-jako pretensye mocarstwowe
pahstw; wwszystkie narodowe
ambicye ludlow maja bye zrealizo-
wane - o lie tylko ME wprowa-
dza dawnych antagonizmow,
kt6reby kiedys znow mogiy zbu-
rye spokoj miedzynarodowy.
(Przypisek Redakcyi: Wszyscy
dobrze wiemy, co prezydent Will
son mysla} podajac w oredzlu
SVEN 11go lutego br. idee, W
punktach wyzej streszczonych
zawarte; Niemcy oSwiadczajac, IL
te punkty przyjmuja - napewne
ME zastosuja ich w pe}nej prakty-
ce, lecz wykorzystaja je o tyle
tylko, o lie i'm odpowiadaja. O.
swiadczenie, re sic ma te punkty
godza - jest czczym komunalem
- ME zgodzic sic ma ME moglby
tylko - waryat i zbrodniarz.
- w parlamencie niemfeckim
ostro krytykowali socyalisci sto-
sunk; W armii panujace: mianowi
Gle 10000 zo}nierzy starych, Bill
sko 5O-letnich trzymanych jest
ma froncie, 4S-letni trzymani sa
&c transzach i dolach obronnych,
w wielu kompaniach sekuja zol-
merry powodu ich politycznych
przekonafi, urlopy dostaja CT, kto-
rzy pozyczke wojenna subskry--
buja, wreszcie po obozach panuje
gl6d, a Gale kompanie nlektorc
zowia yglodowemi." Odpowlada-
no re strony rzadu niezbyt SLIME;
rchwalono, IL wszyscy zolnierze'
urodzeni w latach 1869. / 1871
maj2 bye bez zwloki zabrani z
frontu do domu.
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3MOrVuX AWVH9373l
DZIAEA AMERYKANSKIE
WE WLOSZECH.

Washington, 26. lutego. -
Ciezkie dziala wyrobu amerykan-
skiego najnowszego typu mai
ciezszego kalibru, dziesleclo-,
Gwunasto- czternasto-calowe,
znajduja sic obecnie oddaja IL
siugi tax ma froncie zachodnim w
sckcyi zajetej przez amerykai1-
skie oddzialy, jak i ma froncie
wloskim, wedle wiadomosci O.
trzymanych w departamencie
wojny. Og6lnie mniemano, ze
bardzo maio ciezkich dzial anne
rykaiskich dotychczas znajduJe
sic w Europe. Pomiedzy dziala-
mi wys}anemi do Wloch znajduje
sic pewna liczba czternastocalo-
wych, kalibru As i so. Przewyz-
szaja one dziaia brytyjskie maj
wyzszego kalibru, jake istnieja
ma okretach wojennych, tax zwa-
nei klasy krolowej Elzbiety.
Oprocz tego general Pershing
otrzymat znaczna liczbe dial re-
zerwowych dwunastocalowych,
p;erwotnie przeznaczonych do O.
brony wybrzezy Stanow Ziedno-
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NIEMCY IDA DALEJ!
REVIVAL, PSKoW, DORPAT
ZATETE

LOnQyIl, 20. luIeSO. - OAIAAInO
tego, il Rosyanie dali natych-
mast znac Niemcom, IL przyjmu-
ia warunh pokoju, podane i'm w
Brzesciu Litewskim - a kanclerz
Hertling potwierdzi} te wiado-
mose w parlamencie niemieckim,
rnimo to - niema dla Rosyi po-
koju. natychmiastowego, owszem
woiska niemieckie ida dalej wgfab
Rosyi - dwoma poteznemi lava
mi: jedna na Piotrogr6d, druga
na Kij6w Cd Woiynia na Ukrai-
ne. Ubie czyria szybkfe postepy.
Cd dni hlku po raz pierwszy jest
dis w Eaporcie rosyjskim
wzmianka o Polskich Wojskach
- ale krotka niejasna.
RAPoRTY.
Piotrogr6d, 26. lutego. - Bo-
rysow i PIock wpad}y w rece
Niemc6w; pod Borysowem byaa
potyczka z oddziaiem, ktory 20
staI wys4any na wysadzenie mo-
stu na Berezynie rzece. w Esto-
nil i Liwonii Niemcy rowniez po-
stapil, zajmujac stacye kolejowe
Ostrow i Korsowsk, a w samych
owych nadba{tyckich krainach
miasta Wenden i Hapsal. Pod A
rensburgiem 10000 Niemcow od-
m6wiio pos3uchu komendantom.'.
w Minskiem ku Bobrujskowi
ciagna wojska polskie, walczaee
przeciw bolszewikom.
Berlin, 26. lutego. - Forteca
Rewal, kt6rej port zajety juz byf
cd dni kilku przez okrety woJen-
re niemieckie, zostaia teraz w zu-
peinoSci opanowana przez wojska
niemieckie - po bitwie, ktora je-
dnak ME by}a dfuga, nj krwawa !;
miasto Psk6w mad Pejpus jezio-
rem zajete r6wniez; w Estonii "a
iete zostaiy miasta Dorpat i Per-
nau: wojska nienieckie wziefy
tam znowu 5000 rosyjskich jen-
cow. oraz kilkaset automobilow
wojskowych. Ma po1udniowym cd
cinku wojska niemiecEie dotariy
do zytomierza w marszu swym
ku Kijowowi, ma Ukraine; W
twierdzy R6wno, zdobytej przed
paru dniami ca4y sztab rosyjski
wziety zostai do niewoli.
ROSYA POD NOzEM.
Londyn, 26. lutego. - General
Brujewicz zostai zamianowany
dyktatorem naczelnym wodzem
rosyjskim - jako nastepca sier-
zanta Kryienki, kt6ry zosta1 lex
ko raniony W miniona sobote: ia
kiS zoinierz strzeliI don, raniac go
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-26
STRAJK w SKLADACH DE-
PARTAMENTOWYCH.

St. Louis, 26. lutego. - Wczo-
raj wieczorem zarzadzono strajk
sprzedawaczy sprzedawaczek W
pieciu wielkich skladach departa-
mentowych w St. Louis: ma on
sic rozpoczac dzisiaj. Przywodzcy
robotnik6w zapowiedzieli, re roz-
stawione beda pikiety; beda do
Mich nalezaiy kobiety. Unia To-
kalna, nalezaca do Retail Clerks
International Protective Associa-
ton przed}ozyla zarzadom sll}a--
dow swe zadania uznania uni /
zaprowadzenia plac minilnalnych
zazadala odpowiedzi pred VIE
czorem. Odpowiedz mia}a sic ty-
czyG przedewszystkiem uznania
unii; gdyby wypadla pomyslnie,
10 ia uIozenie skali plac mieli O.
trzymac zarzadcy SHADOW ty-
dzien czasu: ale poniewaz odpo-
wiedz brzmiaia nieprzychylnie,
przeto strajk zarzadzono. Unioni-
sci utrzymuja, re pomiedzy $500
osobami pracujqcemi w skladach
departamentowych, 1000 obecnie
nalezy do organizacyi.
GROZNA KOLIZYA KOLE-
IOWA.
Columbia, S. c., 26. lutego. -
Ma galezi Columbia - Greenville
kolei Southern wydarzy}o sic
wczoraj straszne nieszczescie,
kiedy pociag ekspresowy z Ashe-
Vile, N. C. jadacy do Columbia,
wpad} ma tylny wagon lokalnego
pociagu jadacego z Greenvllle, 5.
C. do Columbia. Tylny wagon 10
kalnego pociagu zdruzgotal wa
gon przedostatni, caiy drewniany,
W kt6rym znajdowa}o sic najwie-
cej podr6znych re South Carroll
na, North Carolina i Georgia.
DziesieG os6b zostalo zabitycl1 ma
miejscu, dwie umar}y wsSutek
okaleczei wkrotce po katastrofie,
:. trzydziesci kilku zostalo polka