davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
HOBO Of RUSSIA
IS WAR PRISONER
w. SIS

London, May S-(Correspondence OF
ne Associated Press. The German
II prisoner has become the hobo OF
Issia-an idle shiftless wanderer
40 wants neither to work nor to
.ght. Many such prisoners were en-
70 yuntered at different points in Rus
l by the members of the American
I'd Cross mission returning from Ru-
D ania. They were never under guard,
are usually in small groups, and ap-
arently had no employment or wish
r employment. They were without
ms and shabbilv clad, and always
clared emphatically that they had
, desire to get back into the German
my or even any wish to return to
ermany until after a general peace
as declared.
If the prisoners showed any disposi-
on to organize or even to travel in
arauding bands, they would furnish
serious problem, but under present
onditions they are merely nuisance.
At small station north of Nologda
ere was a group of about fifty pris-
..lers idling on the station platform,
me asleep in the winter sun, some
aging cards. others whiting little
VS. and knick-knacks out of soft
bod. The Associated Press cores
Dndent talked with several of them.
ney We're greatly surprised to hear
',at the United States had entered the
;ar year before, and several of them
pressed still more surprise at being
.1formed that America was not the
lily of Germany.
They had been sent to this part of
russia nearly two years before in a
abroad construction gang, bat had
one no work for several weeks. Thev
ived in freight cars and oot their GOOD
Y hook or crook from the villagers.
Some of them declared that they
I'd not had a square meal for many
!ys, and they accepted with genuine
attitude three old loaves of black
cad and a few pieces of chocolate
nich the Americans were able to
are them. AS an afterthought. one
the Americans brought out to them
.e remains of large round Ameri-
cheese. 1t had been purchased in
aw York City and had accompanied
,'e Mission from Vancouver to Yoko-
ma, Moscow and Jassy, serving all
lring the Rumanian campaign.
There were several large camps Of
erman prisoners in the far north Of
ussia, but these had mostly broken
- completely since the revolution,
wing to difficulties with the food sup
ly. 1t was said that thousands of
'erman prisoners in these northern
illages died Of scurvy which was al
O prevalent in many of the far north
IN villages and among the refugees.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
.RANCHERS ARE WELCOME
AT HOTEL ALEXANDRIA,
--W.S.S.-

That Imperial Valley ranchers are
as welcome at Hotel Alexandria, Los
Angeles, and Hotel Del Coronado, San
Diego, as the wealthy, many-trunked
Eastern tourist, is the statement Of j.
B. Mills, representative Of the two
large hostelries, who is in the Val
lev for visit of a week. He is at
the Barbara Worth.
The impression is general, says Mr..
Mills, that farmers and their families
are not welcome at these big hotels;
that the rates are too high, and a
lot of other supersitions. He is here
to correct those impressions and to
assure US that we are all welcome.
There are special summer rates on
at the Alexadria and the Coronado.
Both hotels will cater to Imperial Val
lev trade this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
(By Associated Press)

New York, June 6.-The scarcity
of clothing in Germany has resulted
in an order that all municipalities ne
gotiate with societies for the utlza-
ton Of materials used for hall decora-
tions, says the Berlin Tagesbatt. The
imperial clothing board has been
forced to deny the applications of
communities for the delivery of cloth
ing and linen for city children sent to
the country, because of the scarcity
of supplies. Worn footwear and old
leather may be sold only to persons
and boards designated by the Impe-
rial board for shoe supply. The same
holds good as to all finished goods in
whole or in part of leather, such as
trunks and hat and helmet boxes,
footballs, dice boxes, saddles, school
knapsacks, harnesses and card cases.
u & g
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
TWO BRITISH AVIATORS
ARE INTERNED IN SPAIN
MSS

Madrid, June IA British airplane
fell in Rio Muni, Africa, recently and
the pilot and observer, who were un-
hurt. will be interned at Cordova,
Spain.
Rio Muni, or Spanish Guinea, is a
Spanish possession on the west coast
of Africa south and southwest OF the
,Kamerun, which was formerly Ger
man possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
--W.S.S.--
(RY Associated Press)

New York, May q (By mail)-The
German board for clothing supplies
has received numerous complaints re-
garding the holding of fashion dis
plays, say German papers. The Asso-
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
News In Brief

4 !. +. Newman and Leroy Walker,
oi Camp keaney, are guests of the
Barbara Worth.
--w.S.S.--
J. Stanley Brown, county treasurer
and candidate for the assembly, yes
tordav returned from his visit to
/ Central and Northern California.
-W.s.S.--
The office of the Irrigation District
will, on Monday, be in the rejuven-
ated and remodeled Masonic Temple
building. corner of Sixth and State
streets. The furniture was being moved
today.
Mrs. H. P. Cripps and Miss Flor
ence Kern left today for a short stap
at Campo. The latter sustained a
broken leg while on a recent trip to
Moreno dam and will rest at Campo
for some time.
-W.S.S.-
John Pulas was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Buckling yesterday on sus-
picion of being a draft Stacker, but
was later released when it was found
he had returned his questionable.
-W.S.S.-
NJ Bodeman, aged Sc. was arrested
by Deputy Z. s. Marshal Matlotk at
Calipatria yesterday for the Depart
ment of Justice.
-w.S.S.-
1t is reported that Frank Richmond
has won hi case against the city and
the Southern Pacific for the recovery
of barrel of beer consigned to him,
and the beer has been delivered.
-w.S.S.-
George L. RICHTER, former teacher
IL Central Union High School, has
cen awarded a second lieutenant's
commission in a Georgia camp, ac-
ccrding to word reaching here Us
to-day.
The Mesquite Lake Farm Center
with a big basket picnic, held at the.
schoolhouse, which was attended by
more than $50 people, who entered in
to the spirit of the festivities whole
heartedly and had "the time Of their
lives"
-W.S.S.-
John A. West yesterday filed suit
against F. P. Burns for hospital fees
and medical attendance bills incureh
on account of injuries sustained by
Mrs. West. West wants S299.
The State Railroad Commission
will hold a meeting here on June i
to determine the merits of a petit
ton of the telephone company for
raise in rates. There will be many
persons present to present facts to
show that the company is not entitled
to the raise.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

touch the corn or callus with few
drops Of 'Gets-It' What blessed re-
efit gives 10 corn pains, You won't
linn any more; you can enjoy the
dance every minute. Then TO see how
that corn or callus will come right of
complete, like banana peel and WIN
out the least pain, is just wonderful
FGets-It' is the biggest seller among
corn removers in the world today, sim
pIy because il is so wonderfully simple
and always works. Be sure you gel
Gets-It'
"Gets-It." the guaranteed, money
back corn rem over, the only sure way
costs but a trifle at any drug store
Manufactured by +. Lawrence &Co'
Chicago, Ill. -,
sold in lei Centre and recommende d
MS the worlds best corn remedy py
Valley Drug Co, Inc. formerly Duna-
ways and Greenleaf & Clements DRUG
gists.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
MEN STAY IN BED TWO
YEARS TO EVADE DRAFT
mss

London, June Tn an effort to
avoid military service, Arthur and
William Webb, brothers, spent every
day of the last two years i'll bed
room in their home. This fact be-
came known recently at Enfield, a
suburb, of London, when the two were
arrested.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
RAIDERS FIND 35 MEN
WITHOUT DRAFT CARDS
-W.S,S.

Detroit, June In a roundup at
the Parker-Webb packing plant, Twen-
tieth street and Michigan avenue,
military police under command of
Sergeant McRobbie found 50 men
without registration cards.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
HUNDRED CAR DAY IS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK
MSS

Eighty cars of cantaloupes were sent
out of Brawley Wednesday night, and,
it is estimated, 50 cars last night.
That the hundred-car day is fast ap-
preaching is the conviction of melon
men, who say the fruit is ripening
fast. / 1@ii ~ n
There are nearly 1000 cantaloupe
"reefers" in the vicinity of the I'm
peral Valley, railroad men stated yes
terday. They are on sidings between
Banning and Yuma. There are hun
dreds near inland.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
w. SIS
(Ry Associated Press

Washington, June June crop
conditions indicate the second largest
wheat crop ever raised in the United
States. The Department of Agricul..
ture has forecast combined yield OF
931 900 900 bushels Of winter and
spring wheat. 1t is hoped that bill
lion bushels may be raised, with con
tinuation of the present ideal condi-
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

Amsterdam, May (By maiD-Ac-
cording to the Munich Neuste Mach
richten, the Turks are responsible for
the recall of eneral Won Falkenhayn
from Palestine He has been sue
ceeded, as head of the German gen.
eral staff in charge of operations
tacre, by General Liman Won Sanders,
he former head of the German mill
ary mission at Constantinople.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

citation Of Textile Retailers anhoul-
ces that it considers such demonstra-
tions as utterly undesirable, in view
of the necessity of stretching all
woven fabrics.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
-w.S.S.-

Melbourne, May Am Australian
parliamentary commltte, after eN-
hausting Investigations, has recon-
mended a bill prohibiting the supply
by saloon keepers of Intoxicating IL
ouor to any returned soldier who Is
under medical care, the penalty Tor
the offense TO be so drastic as to act
ms a real deterrent.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
"GETS-|T"- q DROPS
THEN To THE DANCEI
Good Night" to Corn Pains-Corns
Peel Off With "Gets-It."

Say, girls, you can laugh at tight
shoes, or damp, computing weather
big bumpy corns. calluses on the sores
Of vour feet. corns between the toes
hard and soft corns, if you Will just
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08
-XV.S.S.-

If you are interested ~ loan on
your barley. See Ray Edgd-Adv,
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

Georgette Crepe waita, Beaded and
embroidered, at bargain prizes. Golden
Rule Nero. Co., 534 Broadway.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

Great War Drama, Freedom of the
coming Palace Ahdome, Wed
ADV. "
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

INSURE YOUR HAY WITH RAY
EDGAR.-Adv. &
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-08

!. +. Newman and Leroy Walker,
oi Camp keamey, are guests of the
Barbara Worth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
NOVA NOTA SOFIA.

Zurich, 29. list. - DR.. Solf, ME
hliecki minister ola Spraw zagra-
aicznych wysiai nova note do a.
liantow. w ktorej protcstuje pre-
c.wko przekraczaniu tcrytoryum
uad Rcnem, oznaczonego w rozej
mic, obawia sic bowiem dOdatko-
wei annekSyi prowincyi nadren-
skich, nieprzewidziancj przez ro-
zcjm. Protcstu czionkow niemicc.
kicj komisyi ME wzisto pod uwa-
Sc, dlatego rad bcrlinSki jcSzczc
raz sprzcciwia sig wszelkiemu
zabicraniu tych terytOryow. Me
miecka komisya rozejmOwa znO-
WI wniosla proSbe W sprawic cd.
lozenia ma diuzsZy czaS ewakua-
CYL terytoryow ma zachod cd Re-
nu, gdyz wymasa tego sytuacya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
kanalu ~kilonSkieSo.
PERU a ~ODSZKODO.
WANNA.

Lima, 20. list. - Cabinet i Sc
rat republiki Peru z~atwierdziIy
akcye ministerstwa ola spraw
zagranicznych, kt6re ostro zapro
testowalo przeciwko rozruchom
anty-peruwiahskim w Chile. Mo-
via. re Peru zqda odszkodowania
"a szkody wyrzadzone podczaS
tych rozruch6w. Konsul chilijski
opusci{ PERU hub opuSci je dzisiai'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
Podziekowanie

Niniejszem skiadam najser-
de~czniejsze podziekowanie wszy-
stkiln krewnym i ~znajomym kto-
rzy sic przyczynili do upiekszc-
MIA pogrzebu OLGA naszego S. p.
Michaia Kujawy. Jeszcze raz
~wszystkim zasyia-m staropolskle
Bog zapiac".
Maryanna Kujawa, iona wraz
Gala rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

naIy, IL Mooney ME powinien bye
ukarany smiercia, re bieze w I'll
pelnosci Gaia odpowiedzialnosc "a
ulaskawienie Mooney,a. Dalcl
zaznaczyi, re ME uwaza sprawy
Mooney'a, jake walk miedzy pra-
ca a kapitalem, dodajac, izby 81:
to wydawafo Smiesznem, gdyby
uwazano w razie e~gzckucyi Moo
ncy'a, &c Mooney stab SIG meczcN
nikiem "a sprawe piracy.
San Francisco, %. list. - Odr
rzucenie przez So najwyzszy pros
by {. ponowienie przesluchow W
sprawie Mooney'a zasadzoncgo
ma smierc wywoia}o og6lne zaintc
resowanic w cafym niemal swie--
Gle. Jak wiadomo skazano go na
smierc "a zabicic dziesieciu osdb
wskutek rzucenia bomby podcza"
dcmonstracyi p9tryotyczncj W
San Francisco.
W niekt6rych cze5ciacll .kraju
nawo}ywano do strajkow, W in
rych krajach protcstowano. APPEL
Mooncy'a do robotnik6w PREY
piracy wojennej, ably ME strajko.
wall, wstrzymaf asitacye celem
wywolania generalnego strajku,
jaki naznaczono ma 1go maja. -'
|Cztercch Z pieciu osob bylo zas2,
dzonvch O morderstwo. Mooney
zostal zasqdzony ma smiert, a eg-
zekucya mia}a nastapic. l7go ma
ia 1917 roku. Egzekucye te jed
rakze odlozono do 1890 grudnia
b. r. Przez diva lata ,czynlono
wszelkie zabiegi celem uwolnie--
ria Mooney'a Cd kary smierci. w
Petrogradzic rosyjscy radykali IL
rzadzili demonstracye pred am
basada amerykahska, Amerykah
ska federacya piracy, oraz orsani~
zacya piracy brytyjskiej p~ublicz--
rie domagaly sic wznowienia
rrzecI,ch6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
~BRYTYJSKA FLOTA w DRO
DE DO NIEMIEC.

Londyn, 90. list. - DwadzieS,
c;a jeden brytyjskich nurow pre-
plynelo kolo przylqdka Skagen w
poinocncj czeSci wyspy .Jutlandyi
Y. drodze do. port6w niemieckiclr.
Okrety bojowe zaS znajduja sic
W poblizu Skagerrak, gotowc w
kazdei chwili do wkroczcnia do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
BERONIk
kA MIEJSCOWAk q
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY Lei

Williams jest klerkiem kolejo--
wynn i liczy lat 60.
Ca}y personal miejski z biura
elektrycznego pracowaf przez ca
iy dzien mad naprawa przewo--
dow.
Wicher w Gary 'dochodzif do
szybkosci so mil ma godzine.
Fraszka byio ola niego przewro-
Genie siup6w, zrywanie szyld6w
i tiuczenie okien wystawowych.
Przewraca1 nawet automobile ma
ulicach. Wskutek zerwania pre-
wod6w elektrycznych miasto by
10 przez kilka godzin w zupe@nej
ciemnoSci.
zNIKNIECIE
DWoCH oSoB WE WAzNEM
SLEDZTWIE.
Tydzien temu znik} Milan M.
Hitchcock, by1y pocztmistrz w
przedmiesciu Berwyn, ktory pro
wadzi} bahama ola rzadu W spra
vie wartosci ziemi w poblizu
parku Speedway, gdzie wielki
automobilowy tor wyScigowy
miaf bye przerabiany ma rzado-
wy szpital wojskowy.
Wczoraj znikla druga osoba,
zwiazana z ia sprawl. Jest to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
SPADEK AKCYI l MONETY
w CENRAL-
NYCH.
Geneva, 90. list.

Geneva, 90. list. Bogaci
Niemcy i Austryacy, idac "a
p~rzykIadem rodzin panujacyeh'
sprzedaja swoje akcye "a wszcl-
Ia cene, obawiajac sic, zerewoIu-
eva bedzie miala TAXI rezultat ma
ich majatki, jak to, sic stale z
bogatemi familiami W Rosyi, kto-
re ~potracily Gale swoje mlenie
prvwatne. w ostatnich kilEu
dniach moneta niemiecka ! au-
stryacka spadla take bardzo NJ
sko ma gieldzie: 100 marek ME
mieckich sprzedawanych jest "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
ZTERO-MILIARDOWY
BUDzET MA ROK 1919.

Washington, e.. listopaoa. -
Komisarz podatk6w WeWnetrz-
nych Roper, pracuje mad planem
zebrania podatk6w ma. rok 1917
uediug dawnego prawa' gdyz "a,
chodzi Ottawa, re projekt, podat-
kowy, mad kt6rym obecnie pracu-
ia. ME zostanie rrzyJety przed
1ym stycznia cd czasu nastep-
nych wyplat podatkowych, Via
domoSc powyzsza wyszia ma jaw
20 k%onferencyi urzednik6w z de-
partamentu skarbu. ma ktorej 0.
r,awiano sprawy dotyczqce po--
datk6w ma przysziy roS. Znaczy
to. re jezeli Kongres ME przyj-7
mic i ME zakonczy piracy mad pro-
Jcktem podatkowym wynosza,
cym szesc miliardow dolarow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
ckOnOnllCZna
BAVARIA ZRYWA 2 Der
LINEN.
Londyn, &c. list.

Londyn, 2e. list. - Bawarya
zerwala swe stosunkf dyplomaty-
CINE z Berlinem, m0wi depeSza
z Monachium przeslana przez ko-
respondents Central News Agen-
cy z Eopenkagi. Przyczyna tego,
lax powiada nota Kurt Eisnera,
bawarskiego prezydenta MIMI
str6w. sa usilowania rzadu ber--
l'nskiego oszukiwania ludneSci
przez wstrzymywanie prawdzi-
wych wiadomoSci o stosunkach W
pruSiech. lima depeSza Z kopen-
hagi donosi, re rezygnacya Sofia
i Erzbergera nastapi w kazdej
chwiii. Dokumenty BOWEN oPu-
blikowane W Berlipie w Ostatnich
czasach wskazujq. re obydwaj q
urzednicy pracowali usilnie ME
tylko w poczatkach wojny, ale
ostatnio mad utrzymaniem stare,
go porzadku W Niemczech, wo-
bee czego So oni zuPelnie zdys-
kredytowani i W najblizszym CA
,-+,o;s ,,trszo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
ARMIA BOLSZEWIKoW
w

Heilsingfors, 20. list. - Dope
see Z Estonii m6wia, re wojska
bolszewickie zdobyly we wtorek
Psk6w, miasto oddalone 100 mil
na poludniowy zachod cd Petro,
gradu. Dynabourg, 10 mil ma po-
ludniowy wschod Cd Rygi, 70
stall take wziety, a Narwa jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
.stO wvZei ~wspomniane
BOLSZEWIZM w MEM
CZECH B~YNAJMNIEJ ME
GROZNY.

Stockholm, 20. list. - Politycz
lie poiozenie w Niemczech ME jest
tax bardzo krytyczne, jakby sic
wydawaio. Zarowno socyalni de-
mokraci, jak i niezawiSli socya-
liSci opowiadaja sic "a zwoianiem
zgromadzenia narodowego / W
tenn znajduja poparcie calego
.lraiu niemal. BolSzewizm bynaj-
r,niej ME jest silny w panstwie
riemieckiem. Navel przewazna
czeSG rad robotnikow i zoinierzy
jest "a zgromadzeniem narodo-
VEN. a tylko pred jego zwo}a--
riem zastrzegly Sobie rady, re
wladza spoczywat bedzie w ich
rekach. Me tylko poludniowe
Niemcy, ale ! p6lnocne wspof-
dzialaja razem celem obalenia
bolSzewickich komuniStow berlin
sL-;ch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
NAJMNIEJSZA ZAPATA
DILEMMA MA WYNOSIC $3.50
WASHINGTON, %. listopada.

|. Washington, ~. listoPada. -
F.. P. Walsh, prezes wydzialu nas
rodowej piracy wojenncj, powle-
dziaI. zq praca ME moe oprzec
sic ma WSarunkach tel samcj pIa--
CIV. iaka istniala pred wOjna. .Ic-
dyna nadzieja rozwoju narodo-
wego jest zatrzymanic obccnych
zaplat r%obotnikom oraz coraz to
wiekszc ulcpszenia stosulkow ro'
botniczych. lnwcstySacyc
przcprowadzonc przez wydzla'
piracy wojcnnej wskazujq, &c mai
mnicjsza zaplata, "a kt6ra robot
nix mozc sicbic i swoja fan1'I'c
wyzywit i utrzymat w pcwnrJ
wygodzic, musi wynosic y POI
ccnta ma godzine. PREY osmlo-so-
dzinnej piracy ~dziennej. TO same
f!westygacye wykazaly. &c robot
nix pred wjona pracowai "a tax
male wynagrodzcnie, IL ME moSf
ami siebie ami swej rodziny doSta-
tecznie przyodziat i wyzyw'c'
Dalej p. Walsh przepoWieaz'a',
zc ME nalezy sic spodzlewac
zmnieiszenia koszt6w utrzyma--
ria. jake powstaIy wskutek VOL
ny przynajmniej IA piec lat; a
,hociazby navel wydatki utrzy--
mania nieco sic zmniejszy'y' to je
dnak mic powinno sig uszczuPlac
obecncj zapiaty robotnlkow!,
gdvz wtenczas dopiero bedzie to
nalezyte wynagrodzenie "a prace
r~obotnika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29
ZAMORDO-
WANY?

Honolulu, 20. list. - Depeszc,
otrzymane tutaj w srode przez
pismo japohskie Nippu Jill, do,
rosza, re admiral Kolczak, dyk
tator Syberyi, zostai zamordowa-
ny w Omsku. Blizszych wiadomo
sci niema.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

aziewaja sic tutaj wkrotce abby
kacyi ksiezny luksemburskiej,
ksiezna Marya zwoia niebawem
parliament, ktory rozstrzygnie,
czy krai ma sic oslosic rcpubli--
Eq, czy ma sic przyiaczyc do Bel
sii. LudnoSt pod9bno sprzyja
wiecej tel ostatniej mySli.
KRoL ANIELSKI w PARYzU
Paryz, 20. list. - Kr6l angiel-
ski Jerry i ksiaze Walii (nastepca
tronu) przybyli wczoraj specyal-
nym pociqgiem do Paryza. Pre-
zydent Poincare i premier Cle~-
menceau ~wyjcchali IA ich spot.
kanie, poczem udano sic W auto
mobilach pod LUX Tryumlalny.
przez Pola E~lizejskie i PlacZgody
do kwatery przeznaczonej ola
kr6lewskich gosci.
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Ha6nych MaIbiorxy naettgEeays
0yhajscych ma kieszan1e lAtwnv1GE
aych, nile ma DZIENNIk CHICAGO
aKI ma swych szpaltaok. b. sawsis
pracuje ola dobra ludu oszukahcss
fire sales" stAnowcso " DzIENNl.
Ku CHlcAGoSKlM sglAasans ~
ne nogA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-29

u. N. I1ullCel, oLc1 oSSIlSJA w
tektyw6w, kt6ra szpiegowafa
Hitchcocka ma polecenie j. New
mana, adWokata EdWarda
Hines'a, prezesa Hines Lumber
ktora to kompania intereso-
wanna ma bye w szpitalu May
wood, budowanym rzekomo ola
rzadu w parku Speedway kosz-
tenn $4,000, 900.
Robote mad tym szpitalem juz
rozpoczeto pred kilku mieslaca-
mi. Naraz ma poczatku pazdzier-
nika nadesz1a wiadomosc z Wa
szyngtonu, re wfadze federalne
ME wydaiy zadnych kontraktow
ma budowe tego szpitala i re
wszelkie roboty, dotychczas wy
konane, sa nieupowaznf0ne. Wte
| dy roboty mad tym szpitalem ma
gle wstrZymano.
Wiadomo, re Hitchcock otrzy-
mai polecenie cd Wfadz Z Wa
~szyngtonu, azeby zbada4 warto-
sci ziemi w parku Speedway.
Wiadomo takze, re Hunter sta
raj sic z niego wydostac slizsze
O tenn informacye. Dalej, dnia
tego, w ktorym Hitchcock znikf,
telefonoWaf do zony, re miaf in
teres Z Hunterem i miaf z MIN
.jechac do Waukegan automobi-
lem. Potem prepaid bez Sladu.
Ami agenci federalnego biura
Sledczego, ma ktorego czele stoi
p. Clabaugh, ami agenci Amer
lean Protective League" dotych-
czas zadnej poszlaki ME znalezli.
Hunter onegdaj zaprzeczy1, ja--
koby miaf jechac z Hitchcockiem
do Waukegan.
Hitchcock jest majetnym
cz}owiekiem, ma dobry interes
realnoSciowy i asekuracyjny W
Berwyn. Finanse .jego znalezio-
no w znakomitym stanie.
Masoni take prowadza Sledz-
two, gdyz Hitchcock by1 mi
strzem lozy masonskiej w SVEN
miasteczku. Ich poszukiwania So
take d~otychczas be- skutku.
Adwokaci kompanii HineS'a
wczoraj podnieSli zarzuty, re
Hitchcock zostaf za~angazowany
przez ,,klike" wrog6w p. Hines'a,
azeby ubic projekt szpitala
Speedway podaniem zbyt niskiej
wartosci ziemi, kt6ra miaf ola
rzadu oszacoWac.
Abner F. Hitchcock, brat "a
ginionego, sadzi, re brat jego
przestraszyf sic detektyw6w,
kt6rzy go sledzili i wyjechaf 4
miasta.
Dalsze skandaliczne rewelacyc
So prawdopodobne.
PODWOJENIE
MIEJsKICH JEST KoNIECz-
NE.
Finansowy komitet z iona IA
dy miejskiei wczoraj przyszedi
do wniosku, re tylko podwojenie
raty podatkowej wyratuje mia
sto z kfopotow finansowych, W
iakich sic obecnie znajduie.
Aid. Richert, personal---very.
komitetu, oSwiadczy1, re jutro
komitet rozpocznie prace mad
budzetem ma rok przysziy. W
prospekcie dochod6w jest tylko
SIG, 600, 900. Tymczasem depar-
tamenty i biura miejskie zadaja
przynajmniej $4,000 600 ma
rok przysz}y.
Komitet uchwali, azeby mia
sto zMf6ciio sic do legislatury
stanowej z proSba, ably rate
podatkowa powiekszy4a, gdyz W
przeciwnym razie po1owa blur
miejskich bedzie zamknieta j
administracya miasta bedzle spa
ralizowana w n~ieslychany spo--
sob.
Dotychczas miasto otrzymywa
10 jake sw6i udziaf z podatkow
stanowych $1.1O cd stu dolar6w.
Komitet proponuje, azeby legi-
slatura rate te podwyzszy1a PREY
najmniej do $2.15.
Re przeciw temu wiaSciciele re
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nrzcz ufniarkoManYch
NIEMA OBAWY
WOLUCYI.

Amsterdam, 90. list. - Oncg-
dajszc raporty o ruchach arnii
gencrala Won Marwitz, ktory mial
stanac ma czele kontr-rewolucyi,
okazaly SIG ENTHUSIASTICALLY ety-
lc, re pochodzily Z pred kilku
chi, kicdy rzeczywiScie armia ge-
reraia tego znajdowaia sic w
Trewirze. Cd tego czasu jednak
armia ia cofneia sic stosownie do
waruRkow dalej W glab Niemiec:
wojska zaS amerykanskie zajely
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liz R w REKACH


Harwich, 20. list. - Znowu y
nurow niemieckich poddalo sic w
Srode flocie brytyjskiej w porcie
tutejszym. Ogolna zatem liczba
rur6w, ktore sic poddaly do tego
czasu. wynosi ia.