davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23


ktore So chluba Narodu Pol
skiego. Move swa zakohczyl ida
MEM; re Ameryka ME z}ozy mie-
ca dotad, dokad GALA POkA-
O POLSKA ME BE
|DZIE WOLNA I NIEPOD-
LEGkA". Nova p. Daviesa wy
waria nadzwyczaj slime wrazenie,
~zwlaszcza, kiedy powiedzfai, re
wojna obecna toczy sic "a VOL
nose WASZA I NASZA. Da-
Flej przemawiai Sierzant Major
C. V. Murell veteran kanadyjski,
kt6ry wzywai Polakow do Armii
Polskiej i jasno wyt}omaczy} co
czeka ,,slacker6w" pc wojhie'
Nastepnie przemawial KS P
Chodkiewicz, ktory porwa} "a So
ba s1uchaczy kaznodziejska wy
nova i swym patryotyzmem'
|Zacheca, do czynnej miiosci Pol
ski. Nova ks. Chodkiewicza ka-
syera Rampant majowej zostala
nagrodzona entuzyastycznymi
oklaskami. Poczem rozpoczeto
kolekte, ktora p~rzynios}a s700.Oo,
w czasie kolekty Orkiestra Bia'
lego Oria wykonala kilka utwo'
row kompozytorow polskich'
Nastepnie p%rzemawia} Konsul
Francuski p. Charles Rochereau
de la Sabliere, ktory, jak sam po-
wiedzial, re nigdy jeszcze ME braa
udzialu ma wiecach publicznych,
ale ma polskie zebranie chetnie
przybywa. Mowil DUO o Polsce,
jej czynach bohaterskich i. t. d.
Wzruszajacy by1 moment, kiedy
konsul W czasie swej mowy o
Polsce i jej walkach wspar}szy sic
ma ramieniu p. Korzybskiego re
izami w oczach, swa move zakon-
cyl spiewem ,,Marsylianki' re
wspol udziaiem zgromadzonej
publicznosci. Gala Hala grzmiala
oklaskami i okrzykami MECH
zyja Alianci, Mech zyje Polska".
Pan Korzybski w imieniu zebra
mel publicznosci podziekowa{ kon'
sulowi W serdecznych siowach, "a
co go Konsul porwal W objecia
serdecznie ucaiowal. Pc MIN
przemawia} burmistrz miasta To-
ronto p. Church, ktory wyrazil
zadowolenie, re ma honor przema
WAC do tax licznie zebranych Po-
lakow t~utejszych i czuje sic du-
mnym z tego, re jest burmistrzem
miasta, w ktorym lyle lojalnych,
zyczliwych ola Kanady Polakow
mieszka. Ola uczczenia bur
mistrza, publicznosc powstala Z
miejsc i obdarzyia NOVICE burzq
oklaskow. N~astepnie mowi} p
Koralewicz objasniajac szczego'
iowo znaczenie i eel Konstytucyl
3 Maja p. Koralewicz wykazaf do,
kladna znajomosc history pol
skiei "a co tez ~zgromadzona pub
licznosc goraco go oklaskiwaia'
Imieniem Koia Polek przemawla-
Ia PAM Ejsmont prezeska tegoz
Kola zachecajac W goracych So
wach wszystkie Polki do licznego
wstepowania W szeregi Polskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza we Francyi'
oraz niesienia pomocy walczacym
zoinierzom polskim jake prawdzi-
wynn i wiernym Synom Ojczyzny,
Move p. Ejsmont nagrodzono
chucznymi oklaskami.
Szczegolne uznanie nalezy sic
pannie A. Rybnickiej, "a jej VIA
sny utw6r w~iersza, kt6ry dekla"
mowa}a z iscie artystyczna wymo
wa i werwa. TreSc wiersza jest
skierowana specyalnie do tych.
kt6rzy sic obawiaja, inaczeJ mo-
WAC lenia do wstapienla w szere-
gi Armii Polskiej "a co tez pub
licznosc obdarzyla panne Rybicks
naleznymi oklaskami. Pan Be-
lowsek, koncertowo odegraf ma
fortepianie utwory Liszta. Ma
stepnie przemawia} p. Korzybskl'
kt6ry wzywa} " goracych i pod
nioslych siowach do wstapienia W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23


pred wejha i zatrzymanych z
chwila wybuchu dolaczyly sic ty-
STAGE wywiezionych sila hub pod.
stepem pc zajeciu Krolestwa i Ii
twy przez. Niemcow.
z ,Jehca Polskiego' wyjmuiemy
garsc szczegolow o doll tych ma
szych rodakow w Niemczech:
Geese tych ostatnich szia do
browolnie do Niemiec; ME majac
zajecia W kraiu, W ktorym wszy-
stkie prawie fabryki i zaklady po-
niszczono. Innych zwabili Mem
cy hojnemi obiecankami, innych
brano mp. nibyto do wojska pol
skiego. Przykrem musialo bye
przebudzenie Polakay, ktory zglo-
siwszy sic jake ochotnik do two
rzacej sig nfby armii polskiej, zna-
lazl sic zamiast W koszarach -
W fabryce broni lub kopalni gle
boko W Niemczech.
Wszystkich robotnikow poddal
Rad jednolitemu traktowaniu, W
niczem ME ustepujacemu sposobo
wi traktowania jencow cywil-
nych.
Podobnie jak jeniec, musial
polski robotnik pracowac w fabry
Ice, ktora mu wyznaczona z CORY
zaplate przyjac kazala navel po
uplywie kontraktu ME wolno mu
byio zawieraG go z lima firma,
urlop6w ME udzielano.
Z tych powodow skargi pocze-
by sic mnozyc, coraz ~czesciej TO-
botnicy zwracali sic do polskich
pos}ow, proszac ich o opieke; i
ME zawiedli sic W swoich stara--
mach. Koto Polskie W Berlinie
zajeio sic sprawl robotnika pol
skiego z Krolestwa. Pc wielu,
wielu probach udaio mu sic
|przyjsc z pomoca Rodakom, przez
wyjednanie odpowiednich gwa--
rancyi u rzadu niemieckiego.
Ministerstwo wojny zgodziio
sic wiec na-udzielanie urlopow
raz w roku, o lie ma to pozwola
stosunki komunikacyjne. Pier
w~szenstwo maja robotnicy i TO-
botnice posiadajacy rodziny i
ktore juz cd podczatku wojny zy-
ia w rozlaczeniu.
o lie robotnik jest lie trakto--
wany, czy pod wzgledem placy,
.zywienia lub wogole obchodze-
MIA sic z MIN, wolno mu zmienic
miejsce ale tylko pc 6 miesiecz--
mel piracy, o lie kontrakt zawarty
byi ma Gas trwania wojny.
Zglaszanie sic ma urlop ma sic
odbywac tez az "a posrednictwem
pracodawcow; robotnikowi VOL
no tez robiG przechadzki W okoli-
,ce "a specyalnym pozwoleniem i
po podaniu powodu; mp. ola zwie-
dzenia koscioia lub robienia zaku-
pow.
Utworzono urzedy %ochronne,
majace czuwae, by robotnikowi
polskiem ME czyniono krzywdy,
specyalne komisye kontrolowe,
cbjezdzajace skupienia robotni--
cze, maja przyjmowac zazalenia
robotnikow.
Robotnicy polscy ME maja je-
dnak powrocic do kraju pred
kohcem wojny, tax CT, ktorzy So
luz W Niemczech jak i ci, ktorzy
W przyszlosci przybeda. Mad ro-
botnikiem czuwa giownie Ko}d
Polskie w Berlinie, do ktorego W
kazdej chwili MONA zwracac sic
z zazaleniami.
w ten sposob dzieki staraniom
polskich poslow, dola 100000 ro-
botnikow potskich nieco poprawi-
Ia sic. .
Oprocz dobrowolnych .jehcow
cywilnych Polakow" ma sic znaj-
dowac w Niemczech $4,000 jeh--
cow wojennych, rozrzuconych W
kilku obozach.
Urzedowy warszawski uMoni'
tor" w dluzszym artykule z dnia
~ .,.L,,,;a -, P,rane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23
z qWIL

o losie internowanych ma We
grzech legionistow polskich pisz,
krakowska ,,Reforma'":
Komisye sledcze W Huszt koh.
Icza swa dzialalnoSc; obwiniouycl
podzielono ma try kategorye
specyalnie winnych, wzgledni,
winnych i tych, ktorzy dopierc
pc 10 lutego zjezdzali do fronto.
wych oddziasow legionowych
nie wzieli udzialu W wypadkact
10 lutego. Pierwsza kategorya o,
jejmuje kilkunastu starszych Off
|cerow, druga kilkudzlesieciu, trzt
ella zas dzieli sic jeszcze ma Ga,
licyan i Krolewiakow.
Procz tego osohna uprzywile-
jowana kategorye \ tworzy "
Huszt grupa austryackich Office
row aktywnych, przydzielonyci
do Legionistow W charakterze sa'
modzielnych referentow, wywia'
.dowcow, czy instruktorow: grupa
ia, pozostaje z rozkazu wladzy
wyzszej W Huszt, korzysta zresz'
IA z zupelnej swobody i pozostaje
ma dawnych prawach oficerskich
Te ,,uprzywilejowans" grups
tworza: gen. Zielinski, puik. DIR
Wojciech Rogalski, major Adam
Nieniewski, maior-audytor Artur
Ganczarski. major Aureli Passela
major Rajmund Postolka i kapi,
tan Henryk Pomazahski. So to
;edyni ocicerowie, z posrod pre-,
bywajacych d. Is lutego ma Btu
kowinie, ktorzy korzystaia z VOL
nosci. Specyalne wzgledy zaw-
dzieczaia swej przynaleznoSci do
c. i k. armii.
Sad odbyc sic ma w Huszt
p-zewodniczyc ma kapitan Bar
max, dotychczasowy przewodni-
czacy sadu; oskarzac kapjtan u
styanowicz. Uwolnionych obec--
ME maja odesiac do barakow mad
Tsonzo, we Wloszech. Tam nasta-
.pi ogolny przeglad: zdolnych
przydzielic sic ma do wojska att
stryackiego, reszte pusci sic do
o stosunkach, panujacych W O.
wych obozach legionistow pisze
,Kuryer Lwowski'':
w Huszt stwierdzono wypad-
XII czarnej ospy, szkarlatyny i ty-
fuSu.
w Szeklenczy - szkarlatyne,
W Szaldobosz - tyfus, W Bustya-
haza - mnostwo wypadkow czer
wonki i tyfusu. Najzdrowsze sto-
sunk panuja W Taraczkes, gdzie
sic sami Krolewiacy, w Talabor-
falva j Dutalva, w obozie Office
row z Bolechowa: W. sztpitalu W
Huszt jest ponad $50 legionistow
.chorych wenerycznie.
Stosunki sanitarne okropne, le-
.karze legionowi ME moga dac ra-
.dy, z~wiaszcza, re ME wolno i'm
poruszac sic swobodnie.
x
z Warszawy donosza do VIE
ku Nowego':
,,Konferencye W sprawie Cd,
dzialow gen. Musnickiego maja
bye kontynuowane W najblizszym
czasie. >Obiega pogioska, re Men
Icy zadaja cd gen. Musnickiegc
rozpuszczenia do domow co mic,
siac pc 1000 ludzi najstarszegc
poboru. Demobilizowani maj5
przybywac do Mihska Mazowiec.
kiego, skad po zlozeniu broni
mundur6w, maja bye odsy}ani dc
domow.
,Okazuje sic, re dotychcza'
krazyly mylne ~informacye o sta
Irie liczebnym pierwszego Polskit
60 Korpusu. Wedle najSwiez
szych informacyi, niema tam vie
cej jak 1O.do II tysiecy zolnierzy
Niemcy chca jednak ~najwidocz
niej pozbyc sic tego korpusu.
,,Jeden z wyzszych oficerov
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23

OUls<nS0 v1aA0Do6a 3 09oUmN
UresmA5ecaO oryginsinsmi IlluGtra~
want EamiesRrEa etalo DzIBCN8
wdA0oWI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23

bic CIV n6z wprost W wnetrznosci!
Potem raz i drugi przekrecii W le-
wo / prawo 1 p~rzystanawszy do pnia
cd ciecia miesa, przebii sic ma wylot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23

MeSoUie stdnu wSsedsie sgd-
dsdjq sic 10 sddniu, Se must ist-
nice gednoczon0, niesuieSRd 1
SdmorzqdHd PoLSkd.
- WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23

Jak wiadomo, w Paranie, W
Brazylii formuje sic kontyngens
ola Armii Polskiej we Francyi-
podobnie, jak my te Armie tn W
Stanach Zjedn. formujemy. w
,,Polaku z Brazylii" znajdujemy
cd czasu do czasu correspondent
eye, donoszace nam o tych ochot-
niczych wojskach naszych nieco
szczegoIow; w jednej z takich ko-
respondencyi czytamy:
,,Przybylem ma miejsce do O.
bozu Ochotnikow Polskich W
Bakaszery i jak dotychczas je-
stem bardzo zadowolony z poby-
tn tutaj. Niema mas tn obecnie
wielu ale zawsze przybywaja z
kazdym dniem nowi. Bardzo nam
tn wesoio! Many wszystkiego
pod dostatkiem zapasy zywnos-
ci, kuchnia, W ktorej sami gotu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23

Ciezka jest dola robotnika, Po-
laka W Niemczech. Pred wojna
iuz robotnik polski szedi W cudze
kraje ia chlebem" wszedzie go
mona bylo spotkae. Wybuch
wojny zaskoczyi wielu ma obey
znie, odciai ich cd rodzin, "a
trzymal ma dSugie lata. w Mem
czech zatrzyrnano tysiace robot
nikow. Przykuto ich do miejsca,
zabraniano zmieniac chlebodaw---
COW, p~rzestano sic niemi opieko-
wac. Kazda skarga, zazalenie choc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-23

Urzedowy warszawski .Moni-
tor" W dluzszym artykule z dnia
27 marca, wskazuje ma Parane
(stan poludniowej Brazylii), jake
ma przysziy polski obszar koloni-
zacyjny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
IN ENGLAND THIS WINTER

Tie der bull outside,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-01
HOUSE BILLS
ere presented and

The following hills presented and
referred under rui. 81:
ny Mes.rs Garner. Smith. OF Cuiperer.
a9o usrisF1To appropriate 70 certain sums
70 the Committee on Finance:
NY Mr: Cuinmins tby reTuest)--To amend
lection III OF an act tn raise revenue for
ne surpor, OF the government and public
~ Messrs, Martin and Diiisrd-To amend
lection $ of an &C, to raise revenue for
nc support OF the government and public
ny MessIs. Norris Iiundiey. Of Essex:
Hunter and Stephcnson--ro amend section
= OF an act, to create State department
To NE Committee on General Laws.
By Ar. Carter-Prohibit.ng the use OF
ruhlic drinking cups
&c, imposing public duties on heat; light.
To the Committee for Courts OF Justice:
sal OF indictn,en,a, warrants. lnfornia t'l3
and presentmenta for certain crimes and
aNtIsts penang against persons now or
thAt may be hereafter enlisted or drafted
To the Committee on InSuruncc and
a. Messrs; billiard. Clement. Carter. Cor
ssruon rs 10 an act concerning tbs Bureau
To the Committee on Special. Private and
BY M. ElamTo amend the road law OF
by Mir. Anderson. OF IsockbridEr-To au
uridge County TO provide Tor the protection
by Mr. Chsse-T amend the road law OF
Wise County.
BY Mr.. Stuart-To authorize and empowc,
the Board OF Supervisors OF Russell County
TO establish aud maintain toll gates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-01

inc Corporation Court Of Danville. vera
formally elected yesterday by the cen.
erai assembly, 125 votes being cast for
Judge Leigh, and N20 for Judge Robert.
son. NO other names were presented
20 either body of the Assembly.
The final message of the Governor
was transmitted by his secretary
alexander Forward. to both the senate
and the House. The message, as re-
CURED by the Constitution of Virginia
consists of all the pardons, absolute
and conditional. paroles and removals
LOT political disability mat have oc
Cured during the Governors admins
tratiop. !.
House bills nrovidins for nav
charter for the city of Norfolk were
passed by the Senate. Duplicate bills
fad been introduced in the Senate, bur
they were dropped from the calendar.
as the House passed their bills first.
House bill amending the charter OF
Petersburg was also passed by the SEN
ate. And Senate bill, introduced biz
Senator Drewry, perfecting the regis
tration Of births and deaths, passed the
Senate. The bill makes no essential
change in the law. All House and
Senate bills before the Senate on the
first and second reading remained so.
as canvassinG the vote of the judges
elected interrupted the reading of the
Senate calendar .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-01

The spirit OF originality has secped
into the brains Of several of the Sena-
tors One has requested another TO -cy
panty certain bill. another has
agreed 70 the endorsation" of meas
ure. and still another has said thai y.
aad not reached that stage in which =
deleEate does not care a Colonial
Dame what his constituency thinks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-01
STUART RETIRES
FROM OFFICE TO-DAY

CONTINUED from First Pagc)
Northern Virginia as Il member of the
Richmond iIowitzers when moro
stripping, and recoun.ed his valuable
public services from that day till this.
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson re-
spondcd briefly. lie had previously de-
iivered his farewell address in the SEN
ate chamber following the adoption OF
resolutions of appreciation.
Senator STROBE. of Amherst, offered
the resolution OF appreciation of the
services Of Lieutenant Governor ELY
son, and in doing SC remarked that he
was member of tho Senate, twelve
years ago when Mr.. Eilyson became
president OF the body. which position
he had held for the longest period Of
any Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia.
and that he felt he was speaking the
unanimous voice Of every Senator who
had occupied chair In the house dur
ing the three terms. "tIc holds that
high place. said Senator Strobe. an
the esteem Of the Commonwealth which
she is always ready TO give TO those
who serve her faithfully"
ON the part of tho minority. Senator
Davis. OF Franklin. in supper: Of the
resolution. said the minority had al
r.,
according them IL same courtesy az
+, the majority.
The resolution having Lccn adopted,
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson said:
Il am very grateful to the Senate for
The kind expression of appreciation.
Whilst tho resolution was being read
by the Senator from Amherst and being
Endorsed by 9Th ,ra who have been good
enough to add word of commentator.
was thinking how long ago it had
been since entered public life. 7 was
a student at the University of Virginia
when ] received a telegram from my
father to come homo to register. / was
between two Federal bayo-
SSats in Madison Ward. My father was
20 man who wrote the call for the
meeting Of all PERSONS Interested in tho
eo9servstion OF tho party.
IT took an. active part in the cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-01
B. FRANK BUCHANAN HAS
DISTINGUISHED RECORD
Vow Iieutenant-Govcrnor Has Serv-
ed the State in Several
Capacities.
FAMILIAR WITH IT'S AFFAIRS
Is Now Counsel for Receivers OF In
solvent National Banks or the
United States, Under Appointment
OF John Shelton Williams.

In d. F. Buchanan, who to-day be-
comes Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia,
the State has a worthy successor in
that office OF the long line OF faithful
and distinguished men who have been
called thereto from time to time BY
tho votes OF the people.
The new presiding officer of the SEN
ate Is no stranger TO that body. har-
ing been elected to serve therein twice
by the people of the senatorial dis
trict composed of the counties of
Snlyth and Washington and the city
Of Bristol. Ills first term was frcin
1929 TO 1886, returning eighteen years
later for a second term Senator Buch
anan was succeeded In 1916 by his
son. JohH Preston Buchanan. he lav-
ing accepted the position OF general
counsel for receivers of insolvcnt ma
uonal banks OF the United states.
lie was unopposcd for the Demo
cratic nomination for Licu'enan.-Gov-
crnor In the August primary. and in
November last Was duly elected 10 that
Office
n. T.. Buchanan was born in Rich
Valley. Smyth County. October !. 1899.
his father having been Patrick camp
bell Buchanan. "A leading citizen OF
the county. lie was educated At high
schools and In the academic ana "a"
departments of tho University o. Ntr-
Einia. graduating in tho elias" Of 1854.
many members of which haze ACHE. cd
fame and high position. among them
being Associate Justice McReynolds. OF
tho United States Supreme Court, and
Senator Underwood. of Alabama
lie married Miss Eleanor Shelley, tho
daughter Of Judge john Preston Shelf
fey. OF Marion They have two cons
and three daughters. The iaughl crs
arc Miss Virgin who recently mar
"ied Captain Guy Blair. Dent. of II"
medical CORPS OF the Unitcd states
Army. stationed At Camp Mcclellan.
and Misses Johcphine and Eleanor
cnt Senator buchanan. AMI his young
est liz David Haytor Buchanan, age
nire years.
The Lieutenant Governor elect ha.;
served or a number OF boards among
them tho Farrnvillc Normal school
board. the board of visitors TO Mount
Vernon. to which he was opDoirtcd by
Governor j. HcEe Tyler and the board
Of trustees Of the University Of Viz
rinia. OF which lie WAS a member for
eight years. lie was ?. delegate. Ia
the nationa! Democratic conventions at
Kansas city and Baltimore. and WINS
for twenty-five years 4 member II the
Democratic State Committee, retiring
ccedcd b. his brother. Or. j. H. BUch.
anan.
He Is past-grand commander Of
the Knights Templar of Virginia. Ills
home is IT Marion. He Is 4 ma. al
affairs. learned In the law in Close
touch with the needs az the State. IN.
In thorough sympathy with construc-
tive methods in dealing with govern
mental matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-01

paisn Of 1859, and have always felt
there was no higher duty than that
man owes TO his city and State and
country have never regretted the
time have spent in public life. ] can
iook oack over more than one-half
century and feel that IL had IL to
live again | should do it all over. but
try 10 do 1t better.
In all the public Offices | have held
there has been the singular coincidence
lhat IN nearly every one | have served
Tor three terms. First. | was candi-
date for the House of Delegates 1
thought. as all young men do. that
would he elected, but | found when the
vote was counted had not got in sight
OF the polls. Too young TO be dis
Outraged. next was a candidate for
seat in the Common Council for tho
city of Richmond. was elected
elected president. 1 served in that ca
pacity for three terms
fEF'T COLLEGE To SERVE
IN CONFEDERATE ARMY
am happy TO have given my first
public service as a soldier In the Army
sidney College 10 enlist in the Second
Ho"itzers Battery. and served as
member till the war was over. But IL
Is hard for me to decide which form Of
public service has given me the great
est JOY. You are wasting your sym
patty" he said. for the young soldiers
now: they arc hardened and they do
rot suffer half so much from the cold
as you do from your sympathy.
For sixteen years l was chairman OF
the City School Board: for a quarter
OF century | have been connected
with Richmond College / deem IL
great compliment to have been chair
man Of the Democratic party Of Vir-
ginia for twenty-five years. was the
first Mayor to occupy the present
Mayors Hall; ] was tho first Lieutcn-
ant-Govcrnor to occupy the present
Senate chamber. Nothing unpleasant
has ever occurred. and l go out with
the pleasant recollection that I leave
no enemy behind
The resolutions follow:
BE IL resolved by the Senate OF Vir
ginia:
"CD The Senate of Virginia hereby
expresses and records its appreciation
CT the ability. fidelity, impartiality and
unfailinE courtesy with which Hon, J.
Taylor Ellyson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Virginia and President of the Senate.
has discharged tho duties of his high
Office throughout the twelve years OF
his service. and the Senate assures
Northumberland h,llyson OF it's af-
fcctionate regard, high esteem and best
wishes for his continued health and
happiness.
"(2) Resolved, further. that this
resolution be spread upon tho journal
of the Senate. and that the clerk OF
the Senate be directed to transmit a
copy thereof to Lieutenant Governor
.Ellyson."
ROBERTSON ELECTED
JUDGE OF HOPEN-ELL
Thomas B. Robertson, who was nomi-
mated Wednesday night In the Demo-
cratic caucus for the judgeship of the
Corporation Court of Hopeweu. and
William Leigh, who was nominated in
the Same caucus for the judgeship OF
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Unanimous recommends that the
new code revisal be adopted was yes
terday afternoon made to the House Of
Delegates by the Committee on Courts
az Justice. Tho Senate committee had
a,reaoy made similar recommends ton
The committee advises that tho 70.
visal become effective December 81.
1919. -
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doun County, whore he has developed
ono of the most beautiful and produc-
tive farms in the state. and where he
has lived continuously for tho past six
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SENATE BILLS

BY. Mr. .Bowcr--s-nae bill No. ,so. max
Ing II unlawful for manufaeturor. OF tertt,
farmers and other users OF such fertilizers
in this State the prices charged for such
fertilizers. Referred to the Committee on
Agriculture. Mining and Manufacturing.
BY Mr.. Bowcrs--Scnatc bill No. $50. to
amend section IS OF an act to create
state department. or Eamo and Inland
Fish and Game.
by MIR. Corbitt-Scna,c bill No. ISL. for
tho relief Of all taxpayers in the state OF
Virginia whose lands during tho year 1917
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wcro takcn acquired b. tho United States.
Referred TO tho Committee on Finance.
By Mr.. Corbitt-Scnate bill No. 49,. pro-
inE. in. on or over tho waters OF any lake.
pond reservoir. used in connection
with, the public water supply Of any city In
this Commonwealth, Referred to tho Com
mittcc on General Laws.
By Mr. Bowers fby reTucstb -Scnstc bill.
NO. Is. To rcnmrc clcrks of rOlirtS TO Enci y
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Here and There
!, in the Legislature

alexander Forward. for four years
private secretary to Governor Stuart.
to-day becomes u member of tho state
Corporation Commission. lie succeeds
j. Richard Winsfcld.
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antccd to them 10y the Constitution.
They also contend that 10 include them
would make the act unconstitutional.
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Representatives OF all railway
brotherhoods are here to ask that rail-
way employees be exempted from the
effect Of the proposed workmen's COM
pensation act. argument on which has
been in progress before tho Joint
commi:ieeS OF the House and Senate
for two days. Railway men want OK
emptiop because they feel that com
pensation proposed for injured work
men is not equal to that already guar