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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
NATURE PROVIDES
THE INGREDIENTS.
Argo-Ph0sphatc. the New HerbtI Re
mcdy. Now Endorsed by Local
People.

If the digestive organs are net
properly performing lie work which
nature has assigned to them then
nutrition. which is absolutely essen
tlai 70 the recovery Of other deceased
parts, will be lacking and there can
he no permanent relief When bodily
nutrition is normal, TIE stomach, the
food, which tie blood absorbS and
carries the nOurishment TO the differ
cnt parts Of the body, causing the
various organs to properly perform
their functions.
Nature has provided Il remedy in
the ingredients of the Argo Phosphate
the new herbal stomach remedy that
is now being introduced here. 1t is
purely vegetable and its Whaling, car
receive al rcconstructive qualities are
so pronounced that beneficial results
are noticed from the first day. That
this is true, it is only necessary to
listen to the statements made daily
by local people who have given Argo-
Phosphate i lair trial and have been
benefited thereby.
tt j disp ed by every druggist.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
SAYS PRESIDENT
DIDN'T KNOW REAL
ARMY CONDITIONS
Continued from page -

the incompetency disclosed by the
army investigation.
Refusing to yield an inch on his
charge that the military establish
ment is hopelessly bound up in red
tape, Senator Chamberlain Numbered
I adhere to my statements and l
now repeat them"
Chamberlain address was largely
a review OF the revelations of wit
ncsscs before the Senate Military AT
fairs Committee. The Senator care
fully refraincd from bitter invective
and reminded the senate that the
American people were not concerned
by the personal differences between
himself and the President.
Senator Chamberlain fatty charged
that the hundreds and thousands of
deaths in the training camps are due
to inetficiency in the War Depart
ment.
Senator Chamberlain completed hist
speech at > o'clock. He had spoken
three hours. Senator Kirby of Ark
anscs arose to defend the administra-
ton and declared there was nothing
IN the army investigation to warrant /
mulh Of the stuff spoken here today"
He admitted certain shortages and
said this was due to the inefficiency
Of particular persons" tie crowd |
began TO leave when Senator Cham I
bcrlain had finished aud much coafu-
sion prevailed while Senator Kirby |
spoke
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
FATALLY BURNED AS
fire ICNITES DRESS
S.oddard County Child Dies
Before Father Can Get
To Doctor.

Sikcston, Jan. 19.-The three-ycar
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
ris, who live a few miles south Of
here, across the Stoddard County line
was buried at the Carpenter Gene
terry Friday afternoon. The child
nas brought heie by its fa'acr IN
Wednesday cvenlGs ,.r me-, = trc:.t-
ment suffering from buns WITH 1T
had sustained when its clothes were
ignitcd by the kitchen stove.
The little boy w. stunning EcT
the range, the G,or OF wh:ch lad been
a.. red by a. hny. The father hGr-
ried with the child to Sikeston real
izing it would be too long To uNat
the arrival of a physician TIL hey,
however, expired before the father
reached Sikeston.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
F. H. KASSEL DEAD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Well known Jeweler Succumbed
Yesterday Aftern0On-Will
be Buried Tomorrow.

After a lingering illness Of several
months Fred H. kassel, we'll known
jeweler of this city, died at his homo
yesterday afternoon. The demise
came shortly after / o'clock, rather
unexpectedly, as Mr. Kassel had talk
co to members of his family in the
same cheering way.
The funeral will be keld Friday al
te!noon at o'clock from the resi-
dencc, 6}5 A Broadway. Interment
will be at the City Cemetery. One
son, Elmore who'is stationed at Camp
DoniphaE, Okla, was Summoned home
Tuesday afternoon, when it became
apparent that his father was growing
worse. An autopsy performed by DR..
&. b. Schulz yesterday afternoon re-
ycaIed that Mr.. kassel's death was
uuC to chronic pleurisy and lung
trouble.
Mr.. KaSscl was % years old. He
was born on d farm near Egypt Mills,
where he spent he days of his
youth. Later he moved to Oak Ridge
where he established his business. He
was postmaster of Oak Ridge for
eight years.
April /, 1900 Mr. Kassel and his
family moved to the Cape, where he
opened Il icwclry store. He conducted
the business until three months ago
when his health forced him to retire
from business.
Three mcnths ago Mr.. kassclI went
to ST. l.ouis to undergo treatment by
Il specialist. A month ago he WAS
brought back home, much improved.
ana hope was held out for his re-
covcry. Beginning Sunday morning
he had intermittent sinking spells
caused by heart attacks. Yesterday
noon Mr.. kaSssi ate some fruit ana /
talked to members Of his family.
about one o'clock he became I'M
conscious and died few nlinulc.; al
ter +
Mir. kassel Was very fcnd # Music
Elia last request was that his remains /
Dc taken to the cemetery accompanied .
oy band, but because Of the bad /
Weather his request can not T. fulfill
~, members OF the family Said re-
syctfIlly.
Besides his wife Mr.. kaasel leaves
.wo sons, OTTO and Elmorc, and two
daughters, Mrs. Otto Vo@t and Mrs
Earl g.. Fischer. His mother Mrs !.
Amelia kasseI, three brothers. George /
Iohn and Frank kassol, and two sis l.
crS, Mrs. Carrie Al5er.us, Of Cairo. ;.
md Miss Augusta ka"sal, of this city.
,lso survive. |,
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
W, A, MOORE Jr.
K. ". STEHR.
MONEY IN EGGS.

Eggs are not bankable but The
money from their sale is. This moncy
is yours fer thSeffort. How do you
treat tie hen that lays the &c idcn
Eggs? Il. A. Thomas Poultry Rene
dy will keep the poultry in good con-
dition and increase the yield in eggs.
We guarantee this and refund your
money if not satisfied.-F. +. Brau1
e Bros.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25

physician. who WAS summoned, stated
that NJ. KimmcI died instantly.
Mrs. George G. Kimmcl, the mother
who is IS years Of age collapsed when
told OF the tragedy, and for more than
thirty minutes was unconscious. 1t
is feared that the shock will prove
0isasterous to her.
The revolver with which Mr.. Kim
mel killed himself, had Just been
purchased. The tag still remained on
1t when it was picked up in the
dead mans room. Tuesday afternoon
NJ. kimmel went to hardware
store ana bought three - cartridges.
For these he paid five cents. He was
in his usual good humor when in the
store and the hardware man did not in
quire what he proposed to do with
them.
Before going home for his last
nights rest Tuesday evening, he
entered INTO d long discussion about
the futility Of life. With several
friends at The st. Charles barber
shop, he debated the Sub;ect with
keen interest, and he took The stand
That "a man was better off dead than
alive"
"WclI. go ahead and get your life
insured in my favor" remarked one
CT the friends to NJ. kimmc! in Il,
.ic@uI..r way.
Mr.. INmmcI, who was Il years.
old, had been in b"d health for scv-
cral months, and recently had wor-
r;cG about insignificant matters. his
brothers say. He and his brother,
Allen, roomcd tceethcr and slept in
the same bed Allen arose first yes
terday morning, and while dress
ing, Manning discussed some business /
matters with him. But Manning APP
pcared to be in the best Of spirits, /
and when his brother LETT the room. /
Manning was laughing. Allen had
lust reached the dining room on the
first floor when he heard the shot.
A coroncr's jury, over which Judge !
Orren Wilson presided, held that
death was due to "A scIf-inflcted bal
let wound
Manning kimmeI had been a stock
buyer in this section Of the state for
more than twenty-five years. He wa
known as an honest man. and peop
who had stock to sell usually sought
out Manning kimmel because the
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
CAPE COUNTY Sent
5 TO PEN IN 1917
COlOrcd Woman Serving 10 years
For Murder Of Her
Child.

L|,,h, con1-i,.tC 1-crp Egni IA thu
c.,. po,;.o,,,i.,,.,. from, Co,a County
,I,,u;,. ,o,- ,.cordir,, f. tho animal
ra.,,,.+ .c chorirf uutso, vino da,ivor-
oil tbo nri.onars ~ II, State ;nstitu-
t;o, ,l,,r;r,, tro ,.oar Of those one ,as
u.o,,,, vbo w.. oiy-or :, ten.voar
t,,,,, fo,. ,,,,r,]o,. in tba ya,ond de
81, r;,l ,.bo nlo,dod o.,ii+v 20 s,vino
oaod o;,l who n,c,dod 70 b,,-irm TAX
..i- ,ao re- of nor iof.,t chill
wv. d.. ..o--... ,.;o. oro. L,oJ
cf,o,.,.,,, o,d u vo,,r,. ,,orvicted
..,oo
.d
-..: H. o po,,, ,,.oro
a., ,,.,;.o,.;..
..,,,;.,,. ,,.,,.,yo .,o ,,u.1,. oi,;cl,or
lii'e', WAS SEM p' 'oi d ''i''' u 4 : III
year having been cohFicIe" OF arson
in the first degree
E2r1 hon r. Washington. another col
..,.I mann :, ..o,,,;r,r ., t,ro-,.o,r SON
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS
TENP0R ARILl DISCONTINUE

Two passenger trains running be
tween Ca D. Girardeau and Caruthcrs-
Vile and two between PoplarBIuT and
Cape Girardeau known as the Moose,
will be discontinued on Sundays only,
the Frisco management announced yes
teriay. The cultaiIing of the passen-
ger service is the result of the rail
roads effort to conserve fuel, the
management explained in announcing
tho temporary discontinuance of the
trains
The trains to be taken off are No
So leaving the Cape for Caruthcrs-
vile at 3:55 in the afternoon, and
SIS. arrivoing hcTc fro:aCaruthcrsvii;c
At 10:2J in the morning The other
two passenger trains are Nos. S13,
leaving the Cape for Poplar Bluff
at 3:05 O'Clock in the afternoon and
No. S14' arriving here from Poplar
Bluff at 1928 o'clock in the morning
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25
NOTICE OK PARTNERSHIP DIS
SOLUTION.
Attest:
K. ". fRISSEIL
City Clerk

All persons Interested are hereby
notified that the undersigned. VIM \,
Moore and r. ". Stchr, Icrctofcrn
composing Il partnership doing bu--
ness at No. , and No. Main Stree b..
in the City Of Cape Girar'jcaG, VI.
souri, under the style and firm name
of Moore & Stchr. have this day di--
solved partnership; that. II ". Stcbr
has retired from said firm; that tie
business will be continued By VIM. i.
Moore; that all firm bills and 9th.
obligations have been assumed l..
VIM. A. Moore and will be paid J..
him; and that all NOTES and account
owing to said firm arc now payable 20
VIM. A. Moore.
Dttcd this 18th day Of January
1918.
W, A, MOORE Jr.
X. W. STEuR.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25

Have yCur Sewing Machpe Repair
ed while this great exper. is still here.
He is locator at Taylor, Masterson aid
Linson Hardware Co., Ais Broadway.
People say he makes them better than
new. Don't miss this chance. Phone
423 right now John De Pelzer, CHIEF
expert from st. Louis.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-25

knew he would give them what was
fair
In tn past twenty years he had
made several fortunes, and in times
OF his prosperity, he was called the
most charitable man in the city. He
was looked upon by the poor of this
city as the big brother of the little
ragged boys Everytime Manning
kimmcl found i boy or girl in the
street improperly clad, he would
lead the youngster into store and
rcplcnish its needs. If Mr.. kimmel
was prosperous, he would order the
child complete new outfit, but if
he was not prosperous, he would
divide his purse with the needy child.
He never failed to make fifty
fifty" division of his cash assets with
a friend in need, and the only securi-
t. ne asked was the promise Of his
friend to pay. But in recent years,
his luck turned, and he was compelled
to retrench in many ways. But he
was always willing to assist friend
with his bit.
Besides the aged mother, three bro
Tiers, Frank, Allen and Demand two
sisters, Misses Amy and Della, sur
vive. The funeral services viii be
held this afternoon at = o'clock at the
late residence, following which the
body will be accompanied to the Gene
terry by the Elks Lodge, of which he
was member.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
POLSKA OBURZONA MA
CENTRALNYHC.
STANOWIsKO WOJSK
POLSKICH.

Londyn, 18. lutego. - Niemcy
znalaziy sic powiklane wraz Z
Austrya wcaiej masie trudnosci
ma wschodnim froncie, gdzie
wskutek pokoju z Ukraina "a
wartego bez udzialu Polski -
kosztem jej ziem, powstaio w
Polsce calej powszechne wielkie
oburzenie - juz ME tylko ma
Niemcy, lecz ma Austrye. Clos
,,Austrya zdradziia" stale sic O.
golnym, a Polska moze STAG sic
grozna ola Centralnych, gdy GAIA
stanie przeciw MIN zwiaszcza, IL
wielce jest juz niepokojacem
stanowisko wielkich, poteznie
zorganizowanych wojsk pol
skich wyiaczonych z armii ro-
syjskich po rewolucyi bolszewic-
kiej. -. Sa komunikacye, il W
caiej Polsce, okupowanej przez
Centralnych gotuje sic formalna
rewolucya, ktora zreszta i Cali
eye ogarnia, ma ulicach Warsza-
wy slime patrole wojskowe sic po-
kaza1y - takie wzburzenie w
lniescie. =. Donosza Krakowa,
ze tam byiy nader burzliwe de-
monstracye - powybijano okna
w kwaterach Naczelnego Komite-
tu Narodowego, jako zbytnio To-
jalnego wzgledem wiedehskiego
rzadu; opozycya w parlamencie
trivia W peini sill - Polacy, Czesi
W niej, Siowacy i Pofudniowi
S1owianie. w Krolestwie Pol
skiem cabinet ministeryalny ere
zygnowaf - ola wyrazu dania
protestu polskiego rzadu przeciw-
ko pokojowi z Ukraina, zawarte-
mu bez Polski udzialu - kosztem
ziem jej i ludu. w prasie riemie-
ckiej zaniepokojenie powodu "a
ognienia sic Sprawy Polskiej jest
powszechnie widoczne; prasa ME
n,iecka gniewa sic ma Polakow, il
powoduja move kiopoty, niekto-
re gazety sarkastycznie dowodza,
il mowy o tenn juz teraz ME moze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
z TEATROW WOJNY.
MALO WIESCI.

Paryz, 18. lutego. - Strzelani-
ma pod Rheims Chavignon, W
Szampanii; pod Auberieve byl
reid niemiecki - odparty. Oneg.
daj odparto rejdy nieprzyjaciel-
skie pod Burnhaupt-le-Bas W Al.
zacyi kilku innych punktach;
pod Nauquois Francuzi zaieli
spory odcinck okopu niemicckie-
go - udatnym atakiem i wzieli
garSc jchcow. Mad Moza dziala
graja. Niemieckic acroplany bonn
bardowaly Nancy.
Londyn, 1S. lutego. - Pod La
Bassee Niemcy silny reid puScili
ia pozycyc angiclskic, wszyst-
kicgo trzech zofnicrzy braknie;
pod Poehlcapelc inny reid nie-
miecki odparto zwyciesko; wzieto
garst spora jchc6w; pod st.
Quentin, Lens Armcnticres
dziaia graja dnicm i nocq. Ma od-
cinku lprcs -Stadem onegdaj Ans
glicy reid dobry wykonali: wzie-
to jehc6w jcdcnastu. Pod La
Vacqueric Cherisy, ia odcinku
Cambria byly rejdy niemieckie-
walk wrecz by}y zaciete - wro-
gov odparto, zadajqc i'm straty
znaczne. Dzia}anie artyleryi
wzmaga sic statecznie. Aeroplany
angielskie wykonaly W paru
dniach ostatnich szereg rekone-
sansow rejdow udatnych: rzu.
cano pociski ma strategiczne pun.
kty niemieckie W okolicy
Menin: wszystkie maszyny an.
gielskie Gallo wrocily - jedna ME.
niecka ujeto nieuszkodzona :
wraz dwu jej pi!otami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
z Teatr6w Wojny.
Nowy Reid ma Londyn.
Sprawy Morskle.
zmianyWAngie|SkiejK Komendzie
Ze Wschodniego Frontu.
Rumunia w Matni.
StanowiskoP Po|skich Wojsk
Rumunia w Matni.
Oburzenie " Po|sCe ma Centra|nyCh.

bye, by krolem polskim obrali
Polacy cesarza Karola Austryae-
kiego. Dalej So wiesci, podane
przez gazety niemieckie, il woj-
Ska polskie poza rosyjskiego
kordonu, pozostajace w doskona-
lei organizacyi, bitne i waleczne,
zwycieskie ostatnio w walkach W
Minszczyznie, Smolenszczyznie i
Mohilewszczyznie - ofiarowaiy
swe usiugi rzadowi polskiemu
regencyjnemu W Warszawie. Bu-
dzi to nowe w Niemczech oba-
wy - co do tego, jake wojska te
zajma stnaowisko: Sd one slime IL
czba organizacya i lekcewazyc
ich ME mozna: w chwili takiego
powszechnego wzburzenia w Pol
See ma Centralnych - stawienit
sic wielkiej i bitnej armii polskiej
ma teatrze wojny - mogloby
mice znaczenie olbrzynnie. Gaze.
ty niemieckie juz zawczasu stra.
sza przestrzegaja, re Cd stano.
wiska wojsk tych i Polakow wo-
COLE zalezy - niepodlegiosc Pol.
ski, w ktorej w cafym kraju
wzmocniono wydatnie wojskowa
adrninistracye niemiecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18

Ten komitet rozpocznie swe
pracc ma wsp6lnych konfcren-
cyach d. % lutego w biurzc Sc
krctarza piracy.
Pracodawcow beda rcprezcnto-
wall:
Loyal \. Osborne, wiceprczy-
dent Westinghouse Electric and
Mig. Co., Nowy York.
Charles F. BrooIcr, PREF. Amc-
rican Brass Co., Ansonia, Conn.
W. H. Nandervoort, PREF.
Root and Nandervoort Engineer
illg Co.. East Moline, III.
L. +. Lorce, prcz. Delaware
and Hadson Co., Nowy York.
Z. Edwin Michael, PREF. Virgil
mia Bridge and Iron Co., Roa-
noke, Va.
Reprezentantami robotnikow
beda:
Frank J. Hayes, PREF. United
Mine Workers of America, India
napolis.
William L. Hutcheson, PREF.
United Brotherhood of Carpen-
tcrs and Joiners of America, In
dianapolis.
J. A. Fraklin, prez. Brother
hood of Boiler-makers and Iron
Shipbuilders OF Am, Kansas Ci-
ty, Kan.
Victor Olander, repr. Interna-
tional Seamen Union OF Ameri-
ca, Chicago.
Mazda grup powyzczych jesz-
czc obicrze po jednym rcprezcn-
tancie og6lu, tax, re cz}onkow
rady bedzie razem dwunastu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
LISTA DELEGAToW.

Czlonkowie Komisyi Wojskowej:
DR.. Starzynski, T. Helinski Zna-
miecki.
Milwaukee, Wis: ks. W. Kruszka
prezes X. O., PAM Sawicka, prezeska
Kom. Pom.
Chicago: KS. F. WOjtalewicz, w.
Schrojda, j., A. Wedda, NJ. Sakow--
ska, Mag. Milewska, Jachimowski
org. Brzozowski.
Detroit, Mich: w. Wusza, officer;
Cwiklinski, organizator; L. KoSCin-
ski. prezes X. o. l.. w. Wojcinska,
prezeska X. p; DR.. SadOwski, prezes
X. o. H.; PAM Przyby}owska, prcze-
ska.
Cleveland, o.: P. Sielski, officer;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18

Montreal: j. Sitarski, sekr. Kom.
Ob.; J. Przyprawa, inspector ma Sta
ny Zachodnie; 3. NJ. Zielihski, in
spektor ma Stany Wschodnie.
Reprezentanci organizacyi: X. Zy.
chlinski, prezes z. n. p, cz(onek
Wydz. Mar; H. Setmajer, sekr. Wy
dziaIu Mar. i P. C. X. r.; M. Sako-
wska Lipinska, q. N. p; Lempicki,
Federacya Polak6w; H. Szymkowiak,
wv. Polek W Milwaukee; T. Rutko-
wski. wv. Polak6w W Amer; T. ia
chimowski, wv. Wojsk Polskich ;
Knio}la, 1-szy Pu}k wv. Wojsk Pol.
W Cleveland, o.
Reprezentanci Prasy: Wolna Pol
ska - Knaap T. Skarzyhski; DE-.
Zwiazkowy - H. Lokahski; Rekord
Codzienny IT. Jasiorkowski; Polak
W Ameryce - A. Olszewski; Dzien-
mix Narodowy - J. Wedda; Kuryer
Polski - S. Iempicki; Polonia -
A. F. Bloch; Gornik - w. T. Witte:
Sok6l - .. S. Kamiemski: Dziennik
Chicagoski - T. 7. lasecki; Sztan-
dar Polski - Ceranski; Unista -
f. Piethocki: Polonia W Ameryce -
7. Dluzewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
SOBOTA, 16 LUTEGO.
Cleveland, O.. is. lutego.

Dis, W. .sobote- pred Rolud=
MEM po poludniu odbywa}y sic
sesye wszystkich czterech sekcyi,
ma kt6re uczestnicy Zjazdu 20
stall podziclcni, IT,:
l, Sekcya Representatives 10
mitct6w Obywatelskich.
>. Sekcya reprezentantek 10
mitet0w Pan.
3. Sekcya Representatives Pra-
sy.
+. Sekcya oficer6w rekrutacyj-
nych organizatorow.
w poludnie okaza}o sic, re ma
wal piracy we wszystkich SEX
cyach jest tax wielki, ze otworze-
ME drugiej sesyi plenarnej odfo-
zono do godz. 6tej wieczorem i
wyrazano nawet opinie, re praca
Ziazdu ME zostanie ukonczona w
sobote wieczorem, a nawet trze-
ba bedzie odbyc sesye plenarna
W niedziele przedpofudniem.
Ma sesyi plenarnej w sobote
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
ze zjazdu " Cleveland, 0.


wieczorem przedlozone bedg
sprawozdania poszczegolnycf
sekcYi. ..-zaWieraiace- .rezl2ltaty icl
obrad. Plenum zjazdu wezmie tt
raporta pod obrady i zaakceptuje
lub zmodyfikuje lub odrzuci.
Reprezentanci prasy, pr6cz Sc
syi swej w}asnej sekcyi, ME bior9
udzialu W sesyach innych sekcyi
, ami tez nawet sq obecni ma tychze
sesyach. Zabroniono i'm wStepr
ma obrady sesyi oiicerow rekruta,
cyjnych przedstawicie1i komite.
tow obywatelS;;ich.
Ma seSyi sekcyi prasy omawia,
no take niektorc sprawy poufne
Sprawy zas JAYNE po dfuzszej
starannej dyskusyi ujeto w sze,
reg wnioskow, lltore przeslanc
do komisyi wnioskow rezolucyi
ia je przedlozy plenum Zjazdu
re swemi polcceniami.
DIS w pofudnie odbyi sic
wsp6lny obiad wszystkich uczest-
nik6w Zjazdu W sail obrad W
hotelu Hollenden. Ma obiad przy-
byla takze pani Paderewska
Przyjeto ia owacyjnie. P. Pade-
rewski ME przyjecha}. Pozostal
w Nowym Yorku podobno wskll
tex przepracowania szwankuje ma
zdrowiu. Wciaz bywa wzywany
do Waszyngtonu w sprawic Waz-
nych kwcstyi po!skich.
Komisya Wojskowa Z majo-
rem Koziowskim ia czclc przy-
byia dis wicczorem.
DIS wicczorem takze przybyli
pp. ZychlilisNi i Setmajcr. p. Zna-
miecki przyby} przcd pofudnicm.
Me ulcga wqtpliwosci, &c 70
stana zaprowadzone gruntowne
bardzo wazne zniany w caicj pro
cedurze rckrutacyi do Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi.
Prasa amerykahska tutcjsza
wielce interesuje sic Zjazdem.
T. L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
.EnergiCzny telegram
Prezydenta.
Krajowa Rada Robotnicza.
Prace KOngresu.
r Rozne TelegramY

sztatach okretowyCh stanowi wy
rainy a przykry kontrast poste-
powaniem przedstawicieli piracy
W innych galeziach przemyslu /
W innych micjscach. Okrety alb
solutnie sa potrzebnc do odnic-
srenia zwyciestwa w wojnie. Mkt
rie moze zadaG Srniertelniejszego
ciosu bezpicczeistwu narodu i
jego wojskom po drugiej stronie
oceanu, Cd tego, kt0ry stawla
przeszkody lub trudnosci progra-
mowi budowy okret6w.
,Wszystkie inne unie zaanga-
! zowane W tel piracy nieuchronnej
zgodziiy sic ma zastosowanie sic
do decyzyi konisyi okreslenla
plac w przemysle budowy okre-
tow. Komisya ia postapila spra-
wiedliwie-i acknowledgements
kirni, ktorzy sic do niej odnieSli.
Musze panu powiedziet bardzo
otwarcie, re jest pahskim obo-.
wiazkiem powierzyc jej za}atwie-
ME waszych obcenych nieporozu
mien waszymi pracodawcami /
polecic ludziom. kt6rych pan re-
prezentuje, by natychmiast po-
wr6cili do piracy, dOpoki decyzya
ME nastqpi.
,Zadna grupa ludzi niema mo-
ralnego prawa strjakowac wobec
okoliczno5ci w jakich teraz kraj
sic znajduje, dopoiii ME wyczer-
PIE sic do ostatecznoSci wszelkich
metod doprowadzenia do porozu-
mienia. Jezeli ME postapicie We
die tel zasady, to niewqtpliwie do
pomagacie nieprzyjacielowi bez
wzgledu ma vase wiasne Swia-
dome cele.
ME widze zadnej korzySci
rozmowienia sic mego osobiste-
60 panem, dopoki pan ME po-
stapisz w mysl tel zasady. Jest
obowiazkiem rzadu baczyt, by
jak najlepsze warunki piracy 20
staly utrzymane i jest rowniez
jcgo obowiqzkiem baczyc, by
ME byio nieprawncgo ! niesu-
mienncgo wyzysku, a obowiazck
ten rad przyjai na siebic i wy
peini.
,,Czy pan dopomozesz, czy tez
zechccsz przeszkodzic? - Wood
row Wilson"
Wczoraj wieczorem nadcszla
odpowiedz Hutchesona, donoszq-
ca Prezydentowi Wilsonowi, IL
przyw6dcy uni otrzymali polece-
ME, by natychmiast kazlai lu-
dziom powr6cic do piracy. Warto
dodac ten szczegol, re Prezydent
Wilson wyslal sw6j telegram re
zgoda innych przywodzcow zor-
ganizowanej piracy. Pokaza} ko-
pie swojego telegramu Samuelo-
wi Gompersowi, prezydentowi A.
F. L., ktory najzupelniej ma tresc
lego sic zgodzii.