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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
AVIATION CAMP SITE
NOT YET DETERMINED
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CONTINUED from First PaCe)
were said yesterday 10 be in close
touch with the situation, and Rich
mond business men are in commini.
cation with them. Adviccs from Wash
ineton yesterday declared that the Sig
nal corps was anxious To locate near
Richmond, ard to build a model avi-
alton cantonment after it's own rla ms
instead of rcconstructinE another can
Torment.
In well-informed circles. definite &C
ton IN the matter WAS expected TO be
taken Ia the next few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
ISSUES REMINDER
Income and Excess Tax Returning Time
Extended lint File early
and Avoid the Rush.

Bv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. February 23.-The
Internal Revenue Bureau to-day issued
another reminder that the time for
filing income and excess profit tax re-
turns has been extended from March
TO April l. Taxpayers were urged,
however, to make their reports to revc-
nue. collectors as soon as possible to
avoid the Hood of returns expected dur
ing tho last few days preceding April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
SENATORS RoDE TO SPEAK
VIII i.ddrea Auditorium Audience
This Acrnoon ut Sunday
Hyfnr,o

Tho feature Of tho usual Sunday
sing" this atrnoon at 3 o'clock con-
Quoted by thetichmond commission on
training camrlcttvities will be tho nd-
drcss or Abby II. Strobe, State Soma
tor from Amlrst Tho sing" will DO
held In the :ity Auditorium, which
seats 1000 p,ple. and tho music Will
be under thu direction of walter C.
Mercer and atrained orchestra. Mem
bers OF tho Srious musical organiza-
tions of tho lty will be seated back
of the stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
LAVA IS RECEDING
Hh' Apparently Passed Dnnse,
OF Overlooking. According TO
Lnfest Itcporfs

,,->,., 10y .AkspCIated Ircss
~ haiaaea volcano, after rising TWEEN
ty-t"o feet. 10 within a foot of tho
rdge' has recedcd three feet. and n, :
apparently passed the danger Of over
moving. latest reports stated
The lake OF lava is building I'm g.,
The center so that the level OF tho lax a
7rope- was above visitors feet. IL WINS
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
PHILIPPINE BOND ISSUE
Money VIII &c Used for Construction
of Torpedo Vessels to Help
Win the War.
tBy Associated prcss.I

MANILA. February 23.--Governor-
General Harrison has signed Il law
authorizing the Notation in the United
States of a S2.00o 600 bond issue. The
money will be used to finance the con
struction OF the torpedo boat Rial and
one submarine. 10 be given by the
Philippines TO help America in the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
Mr.. M'ADOO ASKS
HOOVER TO SHOW
WHERE DELAY IS
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operate with me by promptly furnish
ing me with the essential information
allied for in items and above?
II YOU do the transportation will be
provided. You can readily understand
that concentrations will not accom-
plsh the object In view. and that we
must he specific in order 10 get re-
suits"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
ny WILLIAM DENM.y

Wei, that's The frs, time have ever
bHcn upside down in Washington.
nave had thrills before. bu. that We
'nc greatest pleasure trip have ever
.'hrh ~ my lie. 1T was an expert
enc& KEEL! worth rcmonbcrinr / .n
j9AeH.!t. Er'iilcnscly. There was no son.
nt'on o!.fear. !; was simply delightful
me stunts were more than thrilling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
BY HARRY s. NEW.

rs hne. Great. The sensation is in
describabic. thought ] had done
pretty much everything man could
do. but that certainly caps anything J
ever did before. There was not mo.
ment when l felt the slightest scnsa
ton OF fear. In fact, ! was scarcely
conscious or motion
When the machine carcenel over 70,
turn or headed nose down the SCI,
snt!on was bit peculiar, but i, was
most thrilling.
was on keen lookout all the
ilmc. One time thought w were
going into the back door !. f the Whit.
House. Tho Washington Monumcn,
from where we were. hundreds OF fee,
above 1t, looked 90 he about three and
half feet high
never had any fear TIA: the ma
chine was going to turn over OF fail
II didn't give rap il II did knew
Colonel Lee mad perfect control OF the
machine. felt az safe a if / vac
riding in an automobile. was never
AFRAID oi spilliMf out. aud diln'; have
any straps on either. I'd do /; agai,
any moment.
Now I am going home and ten Mrs
Ne" All ABOUT il. She IS the only pc-
son IN Washington think. who d!dn',
KNOW In advance of my flight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
WILL RELIEVE RHEUMATISM

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the desired relief II contains no
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drug. Formula On every bottle.
Most successfully used for tho past
rs years in Great Britain
Sent by mail on reccipet Of Soc
EXCLUSIVE agents for Richnond
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Adv ~ '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
knoWWhatYOuTa axe!
N. S. r. P.

(Non-Secrct rheumatism Prescription
This famous prescription you will
find on every bottle No more aches.
no more pains, never fails tn relieve
sharp, shooting pains in tho arms. legs.
side or soreness Of any part OF the
body. IT rarely fails to give relief the
first day.
\. s. II. p. Secret rheumatism
Prcscription) will be found the most
beneficial treatment for Rhcunintisn in
all its forms.
An uric #cid dentroyer, striking as
II does. directly at the cause. dissolving
tho uric acid In tho blood. produces
great benefit in cases OF congestion OF
the Kidneys. bladder troubles. sciatica,
iMmhaEo, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-24
members OF CONGRESS
TAKE JOY-R|DE IN AIR
Blind Representative Schail Asks
Aviator for More Thrills
After First Flight.
MACHINE PERFORMS STUNTS
Three Passengers Delighted With
Experience, and say That They
Never Felt Nervous in the Least
Anxious TO Repeat.

WASHINGTON. February .S.-Sena-
tor Harry s. New, of Indiana; Thomas
II. Schall. the blind Congressman from
the Tenth Minnesota District. and viii
liam Denman. former chairman OF the
shipping Board, made fights with Colo
mel Charles f. Lee. of tho British
Royal Flying Corps. here this after
noon 1t was the first time that any
OF the three had 'becn up in an air
plane.
Congressman Schall wae n satisfied
with the plain Joy ride Colonel Leo
had given him. When they had re-
turned TO earth after circling over the
city at an altitude OF about 1000 feet.
the blind Representative asked for
more thrills.
Zine. Fine" nc exclaimed as tho
machine came TO halt. BY, Colonel Lee,
if you wouldn't think me II nuisance,
would like to 20 back UP and turn
over"
BlrIANE DROPS INTO
BEAUTIFUL NOSE SPIN
The biplanc was wheeled into posi-
ton again and off 1t shot on trip of
real sensations. Climbing rapidly to
about 1000 feet Colonel Lee started the
machine into Il series of dips and dives,
spirais and other aerial antics calcu-
lated 10 make ones hair stand on end.
To complete tho thrills the airplanc
was made TO roll over sideways ana
then drop into n beautiful nose spin.
The passengers sightlesS eyes were
blinking with delight when his wife
ran out on the field TO assist him from
the machine.
The three passengers described their
experiences to tho international News
Service as follows:
BY THOMAS ID. SCHALL.
That was some fine work. 1t was
simply splendid. splendid. would not
have missed II for anything. | am
certainly glad went up and am more
than glad that was given turn
over The frs; fight was too tame
felt as safe as a babe in It's
mother'e arms. l never for an instant
felt false culver You can't imagine
how thoroughly enjoyable it is until
YOU have been NY once. l think I'll
come down here and keep Colonel Lee
company every day.
have been interested in aviation for
long time. Now ii Ind my sight
know Ia be dropping bombs on the Ger
mans before many months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22

FIRST Of the American Army -they died in France!
Gresham! J. Enright! Hay! They died for us.
And willingly! But not, pray God, in van i
For the sake Of them, if for no other reason;
will you not give to the Red Cross which will care for
the men that follow them? d,
For the sake Of what they died for, will you not
gVe-and give TILL the heart says stop? H.
None Of us here can give as greatly as they gave
and others yet to give. But can we not sacr-
flee ourselves little? Will you take little from
the comforts Of your life and give not mere "con7
science gift" that saNes your pride and let's you say
to YOURSELF = have given to the Red Cross but
gift that cuts down into the quick and hurts be-
cause it makes you deny yourself? a*1
>> Remembering gave till they died! .~>t - 4
Every Of dollar
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22

The American Red Cross is the largest and mos
efacent organization for the relief OF suffering
World has ever SEEM
1t is made up almost entirely of volunteer workers
tho higher executives being without exception
custoued to large affairs. who in almost all
giving their services without pay. ~".: 8, .~-
1t supported entirely by its membership fees ant
BY voluntary contributions. =
1t ls today bringing relief to suffering humanity
both military and civil in every War allied country
1t pnns tomorrow to help in the work of res.ora-
ation throughout the world.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22

The Germans are musical nation.
enjoy Sousa's band when it plays in Berlin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
THE RED CROSS APPEALS 70: YOU.

The Red Cross is making its second appeal to the
crosby of the country and it is entitled to most favorable
hearing There organization that has done much to
promote human comfort and relieve human suffering Be-
caring wounded and making life endurable for
them during their conyaescence in the and
comoess regions of France it has relieved and helped the
hopeless and destitute refugees Of and France The
world knows how we'll it has performed it's undertakings This
if ever, is a time to give according to your means.
Mr. Noah the first shpbuilder record who worked
according to specifications But we judge his craft by
the models which often in the shops would not in
these days have answered for a river boat
-O-
The 81 100000 increase to be received by the railroad
employees will handy to meet payments their Liberty
bonds There be surplus for thrift stamps, Red
Cross and Y. M. C. A.
Mail to be delivered by aeroplane between Chicago and
New York will require about eleven hours in transit 1t will
cost cents At that oveeer would be
cheap at the price.
It is reported that the former and his family
forced May People have experienced the joys
of moving will be inclined to the Russian that
be of cruelty.
The Germans musical nation We trust they will
enjoy Sousas band when it plays in Berlin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLEAN


The good old Gopher State has made wonderful record
Third Liberty Loan and already indications are numer
that wonderful showing will be made in the Red Cross
drive that now It is practically certain that oversub
scriphon will be recorded in every county
BY buying bonds contributing to branch OF war
activity determining factor mans 100 per cent
loyalty or patriotism The quantity and limit to which he
exert himself respect only indication that ne has
at least financial interest the and the success
of the war. >, =,
Mnnesotans will have occasion to test their loyalty and
patriotism aside from the financial aspect of the matter They
will be obliged to give many personal social ana
preferences their effort back the government also to
encourage those in state who have taken leading and
commanding part making state ready and efficient for
war; and in promoting loyalty and patriotism Public men
always criticised by the thoughess bounded
by sefseekers worried by demagoguery all shapes and
until often the sacrifice of private business
ca political prospects to take unqualified stand for any
proposition that will be to bring the state up to
strong point of efficiency for and state OF
thusastic patriotic sentiment.
Mnnesotans study the matter carefully before
they record being opposed public who has
his full official and patriotic duty and to register such
before critical world Our state enthusiastically
porting, whole, that is opposed to
any shape FORM The line drawn and the
issue clean cut between the friends of half hearted
selfish patriotism and the friends of hundred cent
Amercans that and unaduterated by personal
political interest of any kind.
We must win the war:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
Care for Incubators.

Care for Incubators. "
Clean and disinfect, the incubators
that have beer used previously and
let them air out before using them this
season. t5 @5 .s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-05-22
Perches :. for Fowls.

J $1,000 ~ TeTCHtS IUTL.T,OWIS. ~ :. =
Perches should be placed en- a level
about IS inches from the hoor) to
avoid the birds all crowding on the
higher roosts. *a M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

loby takze przekonac sic, o lie
kapitani nur6w dzia1ali pod groza
kary smierci re strony swego RIA
du a lie re swej wlasnej inicya-
tywy w6wczas powinni bye od-
powiednio zasadzeni.
KOPENHAGA - Byly cesarz
niemiecki przyzwa} we wtorek le-
karza Berlina, kt6ry przybyl
specyalnym pociagiem. Trzech
cz1onk6w swity cesarskiej opusci
10 onegdaj Amerongen i udalo
sic do Berlina, unoszac re SODA
wiele dokument6w, sodnoszacych
sic do prywatnych posiadlosci ex-
cesarza.
BERLIN - Rada robotnik6w
zolnierzy W Berlinie iw Hambur.
gu bacznie sledzi byfego monar-.
che niemieckiego. Zauwazono na.
przyklad, ze 20 work6w z}ota 0:
trzymaf Wilhelm 2 Niemiec w os
tatnich dniach; pewien bank Der.
linski pozostaje W silnem podejrze
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

nych punkt6w, W swoich czterna
stu warunkach, W obec czego ma
rod amrcykanski ME vie w jaki
spos0b warunki te zostana urze--
czywistnionc.
w odpowicdzi senator Walsh
Z Montana, dcmokrata, zaznaczyf,
re zwfoka krytyki czternastu wa
runk6w by}a powodem mniema-
MIA, IL ca}y kraj przyjal je. Pre-
civ temu orzeczeniu, wystapili
jednakze senatorowie republikan-
scy, twierdzac, ze chwila gdy O.
powiedzia1 sic Senat republicans
XII "a bezwarunkowem poddaniem
sic Niemicc, wszelka dyskusya o
'pokoju dyplomatycznym ustala,
wskutek czego ustaly take wszel
kie dyskusye warunkach poko-
jowych. - Senator Jones powic--
dzia}, re PREF. Wilson wyjecha1
do Europy, pozostawiajac ca}y ma
rod w nieswiadomosci wzgledem
swych zasadniczych punkt6w.
i Podczas posiedzenia- senator
Kellog Minnesota, republikanin
wyg}osif move Ia korzysc Ligi
| Narod6w, kt6rej zasady i rozpo-
rzadzenia maja zostac wprowadza
ne W zycic ME si}a mad rzadu lub
sadu swiatowego, lecz publiczna
| opinia. W odpowiedzi ia zarzuty
scnatora Kelloga, il prez. Wilson
lie dose okazal otwartosci wzgle
dem Senatu i narodu calego, sena
] tor Lewis z Illinois, bicz demokra
/ 1tyczny, odpowiedzia},iz prezyden1
ami Senatu ami tez narodu ME o
mina} twierdzac, re W razie gdy
I by prezydent wybraf Ia delegate
| jednego z senatorow, natencza'
wszystkie panstwa europejskie sf
dzilyby, ze Amcryka wys}a}a vie
ce znany TRIBUNAL wskutek czeg'
zapyta}yby sic czy wolnosc Sena
tu do opozycyi wzgledem warun
k6w pokojowych ME zosta}a w j;
kis spos6b uszczuplona. Senator
! bedac cz}onkiern delegacyi poke
iowei m6wi} Lewis, ME mogfb!
| zawiadomic W wszelkich rozporz;
| dzeniach sprawach jakieby '
tym wypadku zapad}y ma konfe
rencyi zreszta nalezy sobie prz..
pomniee ze przy wszystkich pc
przednich traktatach pokojowyc]
Senat mial ostatni a tenn same1
najpowazniejszy CLOS. w ciaa
gu posiedzenia odczytano list PR
sfahy ma rece senatorowi Reed
Missouri, " kt6rym traktowan
40 kwestyi Ligi Narod6w jako
mrzonkach gfupca''. Ma ten lis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

Otrzymad urzedowa wlyte.
P6zniej przyjmowal wizyte u
rzednik6w rzadowych, wlacznie
wloskiego i francuskiego ambasa-
dora. Po TEN przec1iadza} sic ma
pok}adzie okretu razem pania
Wilson.
Prezydencyalna kompania obia
dowa}a spokojnie wieczorem, OBJ
slugiwana przez lokaja kt6ry ro-
sci pretensye ze towarzyszy} ce-
sarzowi Wilhelmowi cesarzowej
sluzac w podr6zy inkwizacyjnej
na okrecie George Washington,
kt6ry poprzednio by} niemieckim
okretem. Raporty jakoby prezy--
dencyalna swita zaopatrzona byla
luxusowo jest nieprawda. w ja-
dali gra}a kapela okretowa i kwar
tet marynarski.
Konw6j ma strazy.
Prezydent polaczony jest bez--
drutowym telegrafem urzedo-
wynn interesem. gEskortujace nisz
czyciele, wojennym okretem Pen
sylvania przoduja kalumnie try
maja sic W bliskosci okretu ma
kt6rym sic znajduje prezydent.
Niszczyciele min pedza pred ka-
blagiem swego okretu. Na1adowa-
ne So one stalowemi p}ytami ably
zabezpieczyc g}ebokosci ciagniecia
Powietrze jest zimne j nagliste,
lecz morze jest spokojne. Wieczo-
rem pani Wilson wypusci}a ok
retu George Washington poetic
we go1ebie notatkami do Vice
! admira1a Gleaves "a pomyslnosc
urzadzenia przy odjezdzie.
Okret preZydenta rObl IL Wez--
low ma godzine.
Powietrze dis bylo }agodne.
| wschodzace slonce dalo sposob-.
nose obserwowanie pokladu
prezydentowskiego okretu. Prey
dent wst1 pozno i jadl sniawanie
razem pania Wilson. P6zniej pre-
zydent pracowa} re stenografa1ml
Ii egzaminowal wiadomosci bezdru
towego telegraph, kt6re zawiera}y
niektore aplikacye Q ulaskawienie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
....
Winyta Wasona dopapieia
Wazna,

Paryz, Z grud. - w cyrkule W
Watykanie twierdza ze monsignor
Certti, papieski pod sekretarz sta
nu oczekuje ma przybycie prezy-
denta Wilsona W Lo9dynie ably u
lozyc z MIN wizyte do papieza, st6
sownie do rzymskiego korespon--
denta w Echo De Paris. TAX dale
ko jak widac ME ma zadnych pre-
szk6d co do ofiarodawanej why
ty prezydenta Wilsona Papieza
Benedykta, do kt6rej bardzo. waz
he polityczne sprawy So przy}a--
czone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
Lloyd-G George powiada ze
Kaizer musi bye ukarany.
Niemcy musza zaplacic koszta wojenne
ograniczone do ich zdolnoSci
Neprzzaciee hI6rzy spiskowai przesw Wielkj Bytani
musza opuScie haj, powed1al premier. :.
Bolszewinhm jest potepiony.
BRYTANlAGoToVADo WYKoNANlA spRAWIEDLlWosCl

translation filed with thepost Wnona Minn
1915 required by the Act of Congress Oct 1917
Londyn grud szczeg61owem wyluszczeniu swej poty
dis przez Lloyd Georgia. wzywaacem
ukarane czoweka odpowiedzaego wone, chocaz
wynose jego nkcye ia ca wpyw nadu bytyskiego
ably konerencyi okojwej zwazal sprawdlwoc bye
wykonana
oswiadczenu wydaenie wszystkc neprzyjaci6l zem
brytyske premier re romaite stosunk zednoczo
kroswe podczas naduzwano brtyjskej gocnnoci
do pozosania. wyuszczenu pre-
ier po ho}du onierzom pst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
Papiez nakaznje lnoay "a y.
c,z,ei;stnllkow 81 kol,f6eIre.ncyjii. II

Rzym, ! 7grud. = Papiez Bene-
dykt XIV rozes}a4 cncyklike do
episkopatu ca}ego swiata, zache-
cajac ca}y Kosci6l katolicki do
modl6w, aby Opatrznosc kierowa
la uczestnikami zblizajacej sig
konferencyi pokojwej W ugrunto
waniu pokoju ma; zasadach praw=
dziwej j: chrzescijanskiej sprawied
liwosci i mi}osci powwszechnej
wsr0d ludlow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
Dyskusya " senacie 0
warunkach pokojowych.
Waszyngton, 7 grud

" oSAy A6 will 6AuN wv
czas pieciogodzinnego posiedzc-
MIA Scnatu omawiano wiclc spraw
dotyczacych konferencyi pokojo--
wei; miedzy innemi sprawami
rozprawiano o czternastu warun-
kach pokojowych prez. Wilsona,
Lidzc Narod6w, miedzynarodo
wem rozbrojcniu o otwartej dy-
plomacyi. Senator Borah wni6sf
rezolucye, ably traktat pokojowy
bezw}ocznie og1oszono po ukoncze
niu obrad konferencyi pokojowej
W Wersalu oraz ably pozwolono
Senatowi otwarcie wydac swoja o
MIN opinie. Senator Felinghuy--
sen New Jersey, republican,
przedlozyf rczolucye z zadaniem,
ably prez, Wilson wyt@umaczy}
piekt6re punkta swych zasadni--
czych 14tu warunk6w pokojo-
wych.
Obie rez6lucye beda wreczone
na rece wydzia}u spraw zagranl-
cznych, ktory, zanim otwarto w
Senacic dyskusye IA temat warun
k6w spokojowych, przez dWie 60.
dziny omawial sprawe przeprowa'
dzcnia rczolucyi senatora Cummir
sa Iowa, republikanina; wed}ue
tel rczolucyi Senat mia}by prawc
wyznaczyc komitet i wyslac e
Ma konferencye celem zawiada
miania wszelkich szczegofach
wypadkach przy obradach pokoj(
wych. - Me zalatwiono jednak
ze tel sprawy powodu brakr
czasu. Dlatego dzisiaj ponownit
wydzia} sic zbierze, aby poruszy'
powyzsze sprawy, zawarte v
trzech rezolucyach. Wszystk'
wskazujc, zc rezolucya Cummins;
przejdzic. Ma drugi tydzien wed
lug ugody wydzia} spraw zagra
nicznych przystapi do g}osowani'
mad rezolucya senatora Knox a
Pennsylvania. Rezolucya ia wym'
ga, ably wszelkie kwestye doty-
czace Ligi narod6w i wolnej ze-
glugi zosta}y od}ozone przez kol
ferencye, al do ustalenia sic wsz
lkich stosunk6w W panstwach eu
ropejskich.
Dyskusye 0 sprawach pokojc
: wych " Senacie otworzyl senate
Frcylinghuysen, kt6ry przy wre
: czaniu sWej rezolucyi .zaznaczy
ze prez. Wilson ami razu ME sta
raj sic wyjasnic pewnych niejaf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
Glass przyjal ll['' urzad selueta. !
RIA skarbu.
Washington, Z grud. - v

Waszyngton, Z grud. - Wysla
no juz nominacye reprezentanta
Garter Glass'a Virginii ma u
Rad sekretarza Skarbu W miej--
see bylego sekr. Nc Adoo do zat-
wierdzenia Senatu. Oferte pred
1ozy1: Glass'owi PREF. Wilson we
wtorek dajac mu pewien czas do
namysfu. Glass urzad ten przy-
jaf, wskutek czego zajmie stano--
,wisko logo grudnia.
G.. Glass reprezentowal sz6sty
dystrykt stanu Virginia cd roku
1890. Przedtem byl on czlon-
klein Senatu Stanowego przez czte
ry lata. Jako prezes wydzialu ban
kowego G. Glass figurowal jako
jeden 2 najwybitniejsz ludzii
zyskal sobie rozglos powszechny
przys opracowywaniu aktu, doty-
czacego federalnej rezerwy. -
Jest wlascicielem Dziennika Lyme
hburgskiego i Daily Advance;
przez osm lat byl czlonkiem wy
dzia1u wizytator6w uniwersytetu,
Virginia, ostatnio byl zamiano
wany prezesem demok kraty ycznego
wydzialu narodowego podczas os-
tatniej kampanii .politycznej. Me.
daWnos temu Glass odbyl podroz
do Europy W celu przestudyowa
MIA stosunk oW, dotyezaeyeh vpi
lny jej nastepstw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
5. p. X. Andr;zej Speiz {. R,


..Onegdaj rano x. Franciszek Ga
rdon, G. R. Delegat Gen. Xxx.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Ameryce
= otrzymaf telegram re st. Louis
Mo. donoszacy zgonie sp. x. An
drzeja Spetza G. r. rektora tam
tejszego Alumnatu Xxx. Zmartwy
chwstanc6w.
S. p. ks. Andrzej Spetz-znany
byl dobrze W Chicago, gdzie przez
lat wiele pracowaf przy parafi!
sw. Stanis1awa Kostki: chorowa:
bardzo krotko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
Nienlcom uldn1amn

Geneva, 7 gTud. - Rad Pol
ski, iak donosi Dzienik GenewsH
wyslal ultimatum do Niemiec, ia
dajac natychmiastowej ewakua--
cyl terytoryum polskiego przez
niemieckich zolnierzy, kt6rzy do
puszczae sic maja rozmaitych o
krucienstw. Jezei odpoWiedz Me
! mice ME bedzie zadowalajaca, do
dale nota Polacy chwJyea sic mai
! energiczniejsz srodkoW.