davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
ne Sentence Of HaYWOOd

Twenty years in a federal prison
for VIM. D. Haywood, "the uncrown-
ed king Of the Industrial Workers Of
the World" will have one good eff
feet.
II will render unpopular the bid
ding of politicians high and low for
the votes Of all forms Of BOlshevistic
elements in our country.
Il will be recalled that through the
Influence Of men like Haywood and
other leaders Of his style, it has
been almost impossible to convict
anarchists.
Such leadership as Haywood,
Eugene Y. Debs and Clara Parsons
has been able TO array large bodies
of organized labor behind Thomas j
Mooney.
They defended the McNamafSs un-
til those anarchists confessed Their
crimes, and are defending Mooney on
the same lines.
Such leadership is the curse Of
organized labor and not until Hay
wood is behind the bars for his
crimes will his political influence b.
destroyed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

wheat And we believe that Luns
county farmers viii respond to this
call. They all know that a larger
acreage Of wheat is necessary to feed
ourselves and our allies; that wheat
can be grown when there is no great
labor demand for the growing Of
other crops; and because il will make
use Of great deal Of land that Is
now idle. These three reasons for
sowing more wheat are sufficiently
convincing for any farmer who is at
all in a position to respond to the
governments urgent request.
But no one ought to consider for a
moment to plant wheat unless he
treats the seed for smut. Ful in
structiOns to do this is given in Ex-
tension Circular 2s. which is a man.
nal for the detection and treatment
Of SHUTS Of wheat, oats, barley,
corn, millet, and the sorghnms. This
circular may be had free by writing
to the New Mexico College Of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Art. No farm
er ought to be without it.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
"A He'll Of a Time 10 strIasl"

This is a hell Of time 10 strik,
in America
These are the words of an Amer.
lean soldier in France, who has just
received the Croix de Guerre and a
silver star for rlsking his life Ia
save that of wounded French Of
iicer, when told Of labor troubles in
certain mills and factories in the
United States.
When this man, who is ieopardiz-
ing life and limb twenty -four hours
day and seven days a week for lit
tie more than dollar. q day in mo-
ney, says This is hell of a time to
strike" he expresses the Indignation
which every man in the United States
army, navy or marine feels at the
idea of haliing the war for higher
wages.
Yet il is evident, both in this
country and in England, that there
is n certain labor element that thinks
II is a hell Of a good time to strike.'
Clearly one Of these views is the
selfish and unpatriotic view and the
other is the unselfish and patriotic
view. Il does not take long to de-
termine which is which.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

A Hudson automobile belonging Ia
h. A. Mcclure was stolen last Sat
urday night while its owner was at
tending to business in a Silver avenue
store, and has not been located,
though it was twice seen after its
disappearance. Sunday morning il
was seen at Santa Rita, and later IN
the day was seen, curiously enough,
at Spaulding, only II miles north Of
Deming, headed this way. The car
is one rather easily recognized, be-
ing yellow with a black hood, so
there could hardly be any mistake
about it. The owner is offering a
si0O reward for the return Of the
car Mcclure is a jitney driver
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
Grain Sorghum Seed Should be As.
sured Now fOr Use Next Sprlnn

Luna county farmers will appre-
ciate the following information from
the Weekly News Letter on the Sc
lection Of seed Of all sorghum
grains. We wish to emphasize the
now of this article.
"Now is the time to provide for a
supply Of grain sorghum seed to SOW
next spring, say specialists Of the U.
is. department Of agriculture. Select
enough Of the best heads from the
field before harvest time, they add.
Pure and high terminating seed Of
adapted varieties gives the best re-
suits. Uniformity of stand and in
ripening Of the crop increases the
yield and quality Of the grain. When
the stalks are all Of the same height
harvesting is easier, whether done
by hand or by machinery. A lot OF
poor seed is used each year which
is source Of loss to the growers.
Guard against that loss next year by
selecting home grown seed. Do not
depend on the grain bin or that Of
neighbors for q supply.
IMPORTANT POINTS IN SELECT
ING SEED HEADS
q. Select heads from plants all
Of which are dwarf or of average
height.
"2. Select early maturing heads.
"3. Select well formed and we'll
filled heads of the same type and
uniform in size.
"a. Select heads that grow COM
pletely out Of the boot.
IS. Select compact, not sprawly,
heads, with short well-loaded
branches.
MAKE THE SELECTION NOW
go into the field where the stand
is good and the plants grew under
average conditions. Keep as far as
possible from the other varieties in
order to avoid hybrids. Select good
early heads from rather low stalks
Of uniform height, Of a variety that
Is adapted TO local conditions and has
made good in the neigbborhood FOR
several years. Make the selection az
soon as the early heads are fully
ripe. If this work is delayed until
the whole crop is ripe, It is impossible
to tell which heads ripened early.
Poor seed Of mixed varieties pro
duces low yields Of low quality grain.
Lost profits result. Now is the time
to guard against loss from that
source
Let Us again repeat the NOW.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

II looks like the national admin
istraiion played a joke on the state
Democratic administration when il
listed It's war measures and graded
The congressman on the votes east foI
OF agams; them. In the list il gave
the New Mexico record in the lower
house Of congress at SIZE per cent,
which would indicate that the admin.
istration considered Billy Walton
1915 per cent to the bad.
Ia all probability the administration
did nm have the New Mexico situa.
ton in mind when that list was pre-
par,d, because the Democratic con
gressman was then trying TO secure
the nomination for the United States
senate against man with 100
per cent war record, and the Demo-
Gratis were preparing to launch a
Support ne president campaign.
Senator Fan has supported every
war measure put up to congress,
and been for more energetic meas.
ures oil the TIME. The trouble was
that the last congress was elected
as peace congress and war came
on anyhow, the men there being out
Of line, and Fall was entirely too far
advanced for them. They uniformly
opposed his measures until they were
forced to them by circumstances, and
then very naturally Fall gave them
strong support, being willing for
anyone 10 get the credit, jusI so the
nation secured the victory.
This counting Of the war meas
ures will prove very embarrassing TO
the Democrats intending to profiteer
Ia a political way, because not only
IS the record made by Senator Fall
100 per cent good on all war meas
ures, but he has been in the lead all
the time, trying to point out the way
IN time. With Walton rated little
off even by his own political
friends in Washington, and the other
possibilities mentioned for the place
never before prominent in any war
work, not even to the front with wal
talk until now, the Democrats are
going to have a hard time trying
10 put their ticket over on war is
sues, as in congress the Republicans
have very generally closely followed
the policies laid down by the RepubH
can senator from New Mexico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

Arizona shows IS murders in Is
months after abolition Of capital
punishment as against SO murders
for Is months before abolition Of
hanging. A bill has been initiated
to restore the death penalty and the
campaign brings out the startling
fats. The record is complete ex-
cept as to one ounty, with did moi
report.
The number Of murders increased
in every. county reporting. There i
nothing IN the record, except in pos.
sibly one county, to indicate that an
unusual circumstance affected the
figures, such as q riot or local feud
Does not the suspension Of the dealt
penalty and senhmeniahsm is deal
ing with crime make life and prop
erly unsafei
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
A. W. POLLARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sept. 2O-Oot II.

part of the melon in any quantity de-
sired and boiling il down little
more than one half. An equal guam
tity Of peach, pear, apple or grape
pup is then added aud the mixture
cooked TO the consistency of thick
butter. 1t is then highly spieed using
cinnamon, cloves, mace, all-spice or
any other spice or combination Of
spices desired. After the spice is
well blended with the butter it is
placed hot in sterilized jars and
sealed.
Another use for the honey dew
suggested by Mrs. Mandell is that il
Be cooked down until very thick,
canned and used during the winter
as a sweetening for pumpkin OF
squash pie filling.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
NoTIoE OF FORRcLosURE SALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND
FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA
NoTTcE rs HEREBY oTvrN


THAT WHEREAS, BY virtue Of 4 certain
decree rendered BY the above named court o.
The llth day Of June, 1918, in the above en-
titled and numbered cause, wherein nn6
whereby judgment was rendered In favor Of
The above named plaintiffs and against ih'
above named defendants for the sum Of
twelve hundred, sixty seven and 5.lOC
tsl207ob) dollars with interest on lively,
hundred twenty-five and IS 100 fgia2e s6)
dollars Of said amount At the rate nf Ten
per cent per annum. and on the remainder
thereof IN The sum Of thirly.eleht and
e0.i00 tsse.00l dollars at the rate Of al
per cent per anpum, the said amount Of said
Judgment and interest thereon being hy said
decree declared valid lien on the following
described land1 and premisas to.Wit:
Lots numbered One and Two IN Block
DE Of the Demlng Heights Addition, Be.
ing a subdivision Of the Deming Land and
Water Ccmpany'n addition 70 the Town Of
Demlng. Luna County New Mexico, accord.
ing % the plat thereof on iiie IN the office 81
the County Clerk Of said Lana County 10.
eeiher with ~ and singular he lAndl, iene.
menn, hereditamenin and appurtenances
shsreunte belonging OF In any wise appertain.
mainder and remalnders, rents, issues ana
profits thereof
And Whereas, by said decree Il was or.
derod that said lands aud promises he sold
~ me undersigned ~ commissioner on de-.
!aull q payment Of said judgment and IN.
lerett thereon a. any time altar ninety ders
from tho said 18th day Of June 1918. n order
70 aaiisiy said judgment and interest thereon
Now Therefore. /, A. A. TeIhko commits.
aioner Is Aforesaid, DO hereby give pablo
notice that on the 22nd day Of October, ipfs.
q ne hour Of ten O'Clock IN The forenoon 81
SAID day # The front door q he court house oi
said iaina Conuty, Ia the Village OF DENIM.
new Mexico, VII, pursuant 10 and By virtuo
q said decree, offer for sale and aoll 70 I'M
highest and .ba.i bidder for caah IN hand M
anoss eeserlped landa and premises, or 80
seid judgment, interest thereon and exponses
A. A, TEMKE,
A. W. POLLARD. A''Hs''
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sept. 20-Oct II.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

W. N. McCurdy the Pine street
jsweler, has decided to leave Deming
and is putting on a clearance sale
preparatory to moving to the Texas
coast country His oldest daughter,
whose heart is affected by the alti-
tude here, has been living at Corpus
Christi for several months and has
improved greatly so that her father
has come TO the conclusion that her
health is more important than his
own financial affairs and viii ioin
her there with the rest Of the family.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20
I.aborsrs TO Nashville

L. Q. Taylor Of the federal en-
ployment bureau shipped a big bunch
Of lahOrers to Nashville last Friday
night, the party consisting Of Is
carpenters, 3 steam filters and 2d
unskillad laborers. The men will all
work At the Dupont powder works.
Labor Scout S. J. Smith accompan-
led them to Albuquerque. Another
bunch is scheduled to 60 out tonight
to the Dupont works, with is draw
ing heavily from the border country.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

Mrs. Maud D. Mandoll Of Mesilla
Park is doing her best to win the war
and has found that the honey-dew
melon is a splendid source Of sugar
substitute. Peach, pear and apple
butter that Mrs. Mandell sweetsned
with honey-dew we're as sweet as Il
sugar had been used. These buffers
are made BY ssooping ont the edible
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

FOR SALE-New modern Groom
bungalow, on 4 lots, 81 acre land,
adjoining, all nicely fenced and levsl,
plenty Of water, 800 It. from city
line on macadamized road. F. n.
Wang, Deming. s-9f.
FOR SALE or Exchange-.GoOd re-
linquishment Of 100 acres, 8 miles
east Of Deming, good location; for
particulars address P. 0. box So,
Deming, N. NJ 9-0l.
WANTED-To buy 2 Jersey milk
cows, must be Al animals, and
fresh. Write Standard Dairy o.
hone J. E. Carter, 309-J2. e-1of.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

(lo90 prices appointed Iy I7017
mnslrator and Subject Weekly Revision The prices quoted
figures Any which higher figure charged should
be reported 70 Fred Sherman, County Food Administrator
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-09-20

Our government is urging every
patriotic farmer to grow more winter
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

robieniu bronia, uzywaja miniature
we, lecz prawdziwe karabinki. q mimi
mielismy bardzo ciezkiej przejscie,
poniewaz maIcy napierali sic isc 2
nami ma Niemca i to natychmiast.
Geese takiemu ojcu, kt6ry dziecl
swoje W te nspos6b wychowuje. Be
da z Mich kiedyS wojacy nielada.
Obyw. Slowikowski, jeden z wybit-
nych wlascicieli Interest," W Kanka-
kee, wyrazil swa gotowosc W poma-
ganiu naszej sprawie, a poniewaz
Jest lubiany i szeroko znany, moze
sic wiele przyczynit do posuniecia
sprawy %naprz6d.
Obyw. Krzyzanowski, tez wiasci--
ciel Interest," przyrzek1 zajaC sic spra-
wa rekrutacyi do Armii Polskiej, ja-
kotez OBJ. Grzybowski i wielu in
rych.
A wszyscy oni pod przeWodnlct-
wen swego czcigodnego ~proboszcza
ks. OrlemaRskiego, to pracownicy CT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

cut.c,. lego uybuehH Uiyjeie -E-z'
SomfortowI tax prsdko, lecz uwierzy-
81 a s~probujecie. ,
SIs Tobi roknlcy jak Dol sWiorge
,rvLa pail, wlo5ye odroolne "a ~
Tsot6 Filler" W zagiebienie, a POI u
sTANIE natychmlast. srodeE zen ca.
p tak nredko, re Dol 5nlka jug PIn"ts
w ezasie iladzenia ,E-z Tooth Fih'F
EsZ Tooth Filler" ME powinisn ~
branv "a krople ma Dol zeoow, sunS
sibo wosk. ktore prZynosza tytAo g.
czasows ulge. NajlepsZa cecna 80"
SsSf TO- re tworzy nieJako wypefn.sI
80 Et6re tkwl W zagfebieniu czasSSa
,rSodnie 1 mlesiace. zatrxyma 0"l'
eSsJzJ czas 1 rechunki "a
- Tooth Filler Jest ma sprheuao
1aszeEo aptekarza pc 2Sc outeIka'
siho posIane wan bsdzts "a
.ism kwoty prZeB Chas. A beLtISmi
Mug co, 3471 Elston Ave-, Cnlcas3.
Ns sprzsdaE | rekomendowane W Ill
nrzez Siegel Cooper and Co.. w
Wtsboldt and Co., G. L!nnfng ana 20.
C. r. walgreen and Co. Ssts GUtSS
Grove ave, Otto j. Hartwig, MuwaISss
"a western, L. Klein. AaIsteo, tf'S
MI, Geo. Karz, North ave, !
tseistsd' John J. Chwatal. 2ISS w. xsno
~ Economical Drug Co. lzs n Stsnree
a. schmidt Bros, 71sza / Cottage Gr0Ne
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

81 i spokojni, niezadni ami slawy, nj
rozglosu, pracuja chetnie W przeko-
naniu siusznoSci naszej sprawy, ma
szych ideal6w i dazeh. Me dla "a
szczyt6w Tub nagrody poswiecaja oni
zas sw6j i mienie, DO kaady z Mich
to osobnik, kt6ry skrzetna praca do
szed} do w}asnego majateczku i do
brobytu. Pomimo jednak tego dobro-
bytu, ME zapominaja oni, re tam "a
oceanem %straszny / podiy wrtlg gne-
bi braci naszych, vice gotowi sa
spieszyG 2 pomoca kaadej chwili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

" Anglii c~entralna rada woje1-
ma ME jest wcale uznana jake
uosobienie wszelkich doskona--
}osci7
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MACIERZ POLSKA.
= TELEFON MONROE 1903.

ZARZAD GLOwNYi
Ks. Francissek Gordon. Moderator.
KS A. A. Klowo, Wice-Moderator.
wojcfech F. Soska. Presses
Antonina Baranowsks. Wicepre1eskA
wojciech Menkicki, W~iee-prezss.
Tomasz s Blachowski, ,Sekretarz.
Franclszek witkowskl. Skarbnik.
Stanfsiaw Liczmanski. DyrektoE.
wlscyslaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
Antcni MaEurk Dyrektor.
Leokadya Konezyk. Dyrektorka
Franciszks sieschSs. D~yrsktorSa.
Or FIR. A. Dulsk. Iekarz Naczelny.
Adv. PIot- p MI71ak. Dnradca Prawry
Berta c. wojtalewicE. Asyst. sekr. Ger.
GoDZINY BIURowEI
Biuro Zarzadu GiowneEo otwarte W
anI powszednie cd godz. s-teJ rano do
e-tet wiecZorem. wv sobote do lei po-
noludniu). Wieczoren. W dni powszed-
nle q wyjStkiem soboty),, Cd sod1iny
urocsysta oIu-o Jest zarnknlets.
PrezesaI W ponieiziaikl 1 ptatki WIFE,
'Eoraml cd godziny 7-mej do S-tej.
WszeIkie korespondencye do Glowne-
TO Prezesa naletV adresowac:
wOJCIECH r. SOsKA.
G<JS w. Division str. Chlcago, III.
SekretarxaI W ~ponisdzialkl, wtorki.
erody I cxwartkL. WieczoramI Cd godsi-
ny 7-mej do 9-tei, 1 Cd l-szej popoiu-
dniu c~odIlennie, Z wyJstkiem soboty. Cd
b-IeJ DO 1-sLeJ.
s~karbnIkai we wtorkL, srody I pI4tki
cd godEiny 7-mej do s-tej wteczorem.
nfadania Oplat. WsZelkie opfaty do ka-
~ GRownsJ prZyjmujs Kasyer Giowny
Podczas goblin otisowych, albo we dnie
" godGinach ofisowych, Sekretars &C.
meralny.
wszelkie listy nadsylac nalezy IA 70.
@ SekretarZa Generalnego:
TOM. 3. BLACHOwSKT,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
4 8 w. Division STR Chicago, mi.
FINANSE.
Prxeka1U bankowe pocztoWS
(checks, money orders etc.) naleiy Wy.
stawiac ma organigacy9:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Q prsssylac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOwSKI,
tNS w. Division strs ChIeaxo, IN,
,,Macierz POlska".
Biuro zarzadu Gl6wnego:
I455-57 w. Division Utica,
M druSiem pIetrze.
Chicago. Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

Dlugoletni pobyt W Ameryce ME
zatarl W mich jednego rysu polskie-
60, a dowodem tego staropolska go
scinnosc, jakiej byliSmy %Swiadkami
sZcze$liwymi przez diva dni.
Eietyle z wdziecznoSci lie Q obo-
wiazku skresli}em tych kilka slow
jake podziekowanie, re misya nasza
zostala uwiehczona pomylsnym skut-
klein, ola dobra sprawy Polskiej. -
Czolem wan "a to obywatele z Kan
kakee. w. b.
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MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest organizacya Iaczaca miodziGA pol
ska obojga plci W pracAch naukowych.
patryotycznych 1 bratniej pomocy ola
podniesienia ducha moralnosci I dobro-
bytu W sp~oleczenStwie, a ~szczegolnie
miodzieza polsSs. MoEna sapi-
sac sic ma posmiertne OK Lac IL do Is;
czfonkow Stowarzyszonych bes O..
KranlcZenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

tedy droga do zwyciestwa. Ich
pobudki i ambicye polityczne
juz zbyt jaskrawo ma wierzch
poczynaja wychodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

MMcShsne Bell Foundry Co
~ BALTIMORE, MD.
Dzwony koscielNe. dzwonh
~ dkwieczne - MemorysH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

wszystkie zywiofy, Roosevelt,
prasa republikanska, cd kto-
rych pochodzi najha4aSliwsza
krytyka W obecnym czasie kry-
tycznym, ME mniej zaciekle a.
takowa}y prezydenta Wilsona
"a stanowisko, jake zaja& W ro-
kowaniach re rzadem niemiec-
kim wywo}anych kampania
p~odomorska. Kpiono wtedy
niemiiosiernie z not jego. Roo
Soviet nawet wtedy utrzymy-
wal, re Stany Zjednoczone
mia}y sic przy}aczy6 do Allan
tow natychmiast pc inwazyi
Belgii przez Niemcow. Wszyst-
kie protesty prezydenta pre-
civ atakom nur6w ma okrety
handlowe uwazano jake Xxi
wanie palcem W bucie." Wy
smiewano sic z jego ciag4ego
powoiywania sic ma sfusznosc,
ma interesy ludzkosci i ma pra-
wo miedzynarodowe. TO tez,
gdy PREF. Wilson zerwa} sto-
sunk dyplomatyczne z Mem
cami, GAIA czereda cynik6w /
pseudodowcipnych krytykow
zdebia1a. u wielolctniego na}o,
gu ma partye demokratycz-
ma i jej rzady zapatrujac sic
niekiedy z przekasem, a niekie-
dy navel re szyderstwem, ply
tko wedfug tel samcj MARY o.
sqdzano prezydenta Wilsona,
ME przypuszczajac, re W jego
postepowaniu byf plan gfebokl,
logiczny, w~yrozumowany, kto-
ry obecnie chlube najwyzsza
przynosi Ameryce. Dzieki temu
planowi dis ca}y SWAT uznaje,
re stanowisko Ameryki oparte
jest nietylko ma prawie miedzy-
narodowem, ale / ma ~niewzru-
szonych podwalinach prawa
ludzkiego. Dzieki tcmu plano
wi Ameryka sta}a sic przewod-
niczka moralna cafego swiata
a~ntigermaGskiego, gdyz ME ma
zadnych interes6w ami Tabor
czych ami materyalnych W ODE
cnej wojnie, a valley tylko o
najszczytniejsze Ideally Swiata.
Jasne, dobitne i Smia}e wyjas-
nienie wszystkich swiatowych
kwestyi spornych W ,notach,
mowach i oredziach prezydenta
Wilsona ujawni1o ohyde i ME
bezpieczenstwo prusactwa ola
ludzkosci. A gdy wreszcie A
meryka stanefa PREY boku A
liantow, doda} i'm akt ten nieo-
pisanej otuchy i daf w~reszcie
przekonanie niezbite, re ich
cele pod wzgledem moralnym
So s}uszne i czyste.
Krytykom administracyi de-
mokratycznej wytracono w ten
sposob broG z reki. Minefo kill
ka miesiecy wstepnych krok6w,
uk}adania planow i %przyjmo--.
wanna nowych ustaw wojen-
nych. Zaprowadzono przymu-
sowa rekrutacye, zmobilizowa-
no blisko diva miilony zbroj-
nych ludzi ma ladzie morzu,
rozsprzedano bondy ma miliar-
dy dolar6w, wydano zamowie-
MIA ma olbrzymie ilosci armat,
amunicyi, aeroplan6w i najroz-
maitszych zapasow woJennych,
program budowy marynarki
powiekszono i przyspieszono,
rozpoczeto budowe tysiecy O.
kretow handlowych celem pre-
ciwdzia}ania Rampant podmor
skiej, zaprowadzono federalna
kontrole zywnosci, opalu, kolei
zelaznych i srodk6w komunika-
cyl i zaciagnieto do wspofpracy
najzdolniejszych ludzi re wszy-
stkich dziedzin ekonomicznych
i n~aukowych.
y
Coz wiecej naturalnego, re W
tel wielkiej liczbie olbrzymich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25
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