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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
Offered to Pay
for Lifeboat Seat
Wealthy Porto Rican Tried TO
Buy Safety Ahcadof Women
and Children.

NEW YORK. June "a wealthy
er Carolina. offered $1,000 for n chance
10 get into = lifeboat ahead of the wo-
men and children when the steamship
was halted by U-boat OF the Della
ware capes Sunday evening. according
10 II. T. Smith. uuartermaster OF the
Carolina, and Martin Carroll. a sea-
man.
Smith and Carroll told their stories
to-day at the Offices of the United
states shipping commissioner
This man offered me $1,000 if I
would let him into the lfeboat was
loading ahead of the women and chill
drcn." said Carroll II pushed him
aside until the women and children
got places. Then he got in. He and
another man. who seemed TO be
wealthy. too, sat in the boat moaning
and SohbinG that they were too weak
to help with the rowing. When took
off my coat to put il around one OF
the children in the boat. one OF these
fellows actually tried TO grab il and
put il around himself. threatened
to throw him overheard il he didn't
let go of it, and I'm sorry now | didn't
do it.
The children and In. women sa;
through the night without a whimper.
but these fellows were moaning ali
the time.
Tim going to enlist now and get
square on those U-boats. II the navy
won't have me III try the coast
guard"
Carroll is a red-headed Irish Ameri-
can, who has been at sea since he
was fourteen years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

Los ANG ELES. June 5.-If per
sistence is qualification for police
man. Frank Ojo. twenty four. an
American horn Japanese. will soon he
on the Los Angeles force Ojo claims
that as there are 12,1 300 Japanese in
the city. and that as there are negro
officers to look after the negroes
there should he a Japanese officer to
watch the Japanese. Ojo's application
has been turned down by Chief But
Ter at least twenty times. but every
day sees him at the station i'm a re-
ncwcd attempt 10 start work as a COP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
Epuorth Leagues Hold Conference,

The tenth annual conference OF the
Virginia Epworth Leagues will con-
vcne at Blackstone College az r VI.
tonight. lasting through Sunday. The
president. Rev. r. Is. Proctor will pre-
side over the conference The R.cn-
mond district Will probably be more
largely represented than any other
district. Richmond has twen,y-thre-
senior leagues and fourteen junior
leagues. Nearly all these leagues will
send two delegates. The Richmond
delegation vii! leave this afternoon at
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
Johnson Elected ,n,,,i,

LTPec!ai 20 IN" Fumes .lIisp.t.b
WiLLIAMSnUhG. VA. .j'in~
Wi!iiam and Mary baseball ic;t.- men
lected w. W. johnson az ca,',.i,
next years team. Cap,aln-oier, rC.,
son Is q heady fcldcf. fast basermn.
make the team good man "a 80" W.
the helm. Prospects cor mex, vo..r "
extremely bright Practicanv Ger,
man on the team has sigaiGcd hfs
The outstanding fault or ITO tom ~ ~.
year was ineHpcricnce This Win r..
comparatively a zero factor rbr ,,,,
ING season and with nc saline ,ca,rI il.
harness the Indians should be ALL. 49,
Srins another championship to C,t.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

Miss Agnes ID. Randolph. executive
secretary OF the Virginia Anti-Tubercu-
losis Association. will leave tonight
for Boston, where she will attend the
annual m Getting Of the National Tubcr-
culoSis Association. Features OF the
meeting will he the investigation and
discussion Of the results Of Framing
ham community health experiment. The
rehabilitation of sick and wounded
soldiers will also occupy large atten-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
DIR. Miller Mode rfcc-President

At the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can LaryngoloE ical. Neurological and
biological Society held in Atlantic
City May % and 30. Or. Clifton N. MIL
Ter. of Richmond, was elected one OF
the vicc-presidents. This election makes
him chairman OF the Southern section
OF the society. and consequently this
section Will hold its meeting in Rich
mond some time next spring. pr. Mil
Ter il member of the faculty Of tn =
Medical College OF Virginia and on the
staff of the Stuart Circc oHspital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 5-One
OF the least surprising things 10 he
seen on the streets Of Cleveland now
IS a taNicab driver calmly sitting in
;aXi a. its stand. purling and drop
ping, while SON and sweaters develop
before your eyes But The drivers arc
kris, for Cleveland is rapidly getting
lar6c proportion! OF its day drivers
from the other sex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
interruption York River
Line Schedule

Effective June ath. steamers OF the
York River Line viii sail from West
Point and Baltimore every other day,
leaving West Point 300 =. NJ. and leav-
ING baltimore 500 l.. Al, arriving Bal
timorc go y. Nj, and arriving Rich
mond li:lj \. NJ
steamer train Will leave Main Street
Station l;!5 j. NJ. connecting with
steamer AZ West Point on sailing days
Sailing dates from Richmond and
Baltimore Will be aS follows: june
4th. 9Th. Sth. 10Th 18TH. 18th. 18th and
SO on until further not.cc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
Complains OF LaShinE Given nov.

Stating that his son had been beaten
on the legs by w. III. Cooke. principal
OF the Randolph Street school. Patrol
man George l.. wills. OF 100 South liar
r!son street. appeared yesterday 1t. the
Office OF DR.. J. \. G. Chandler. super
int"ndent of the Richmond Public
schools, complaining o. the harsh
treatment according his boy. and
requesting that an official lnvcsti-
Ea;ion OF the matter be immediate!
instituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
New Worker Assume, np,I.

Miss Mary Sommerville Cannon, OF
Tennessee. yesterday became field di-
rector OF the Eastern Division OF Vir-
Ginia IN the work Of the Virginia Anti
Tuberculosis Association. This terri;
tory includes approximately the entire
region from Lynchburg 10 the sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
7. I'D. WANTS
TIMES DlSPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndexed for Quick
hStyrcnCe.

ReterenCe.
lVc line Sunday.
&c h In. D-iIy.
SlS lille lvi 5 Consecutive InscrtlOnA
Axe u line Ior I consecutive Insertions
sl.eV a line log So CONSECUTIVE laser lIv.s
Aiiiiiiiiuhn vi lines - allowed.
.aiilihuh ,narSo 20
Soohl Words 10 the nne aud IA lines 10
Tile inch
Ghh a INSl easements received 10 10 j.. ID.
~ A. NJ. saturday. the uaS pefote puD-
iiSatIoi'. Viii receive proper class .li"ation
ADVERTISEMENTS deceived uttsr mat nCuc
viii he placed In the TOO Lats tu Class
NY column
TELEPHONE.
Telephone your Want Aus. The Times
Dispatch tanuoipn /. wheu you Ind q
more convenieh, 10 40 30. and tney wiIi
oe taken ut Office rateh
SCBSlA IlO.,o FOX I'D. WANTS
mes-DispatCu Francn Oihces mann
tanned III practically every Drug store IN
the city Tor the convenience Ut the public
Want Ads are accepted by them NJ reSu-
AJAX oIiice lates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Ofiice Times Dispatch, 1903 Hui!
St. Telephone randolph 5000.
PETERSBURG
. Times Dispatch Branch. al North Second
street: phone Petersburg 225
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
RAILROADS
SeabOard Air Line RAILWAY Comnaoy

Trains leave daily; a. 81. Norl,na
local. LIP f. ~ S!eepers Atlanta ana
Jacksonville: $40 Il NJ. Atlanta Birnlinr.
ham sHcciai: ll:to l.: 81. sleepers JACKSON
S.45 L " gao p NJ - -'i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
Atlantic Coast Lie
Tho s tu., i;aiiIo.a Of the south.

INC st:. u.,.,., KaiiIosd Of The south
For Florida and south: 800
t.lt r. a.: 1886 A. II. "
For Hostoik. :. s.OI a. NJ. 300 a. Ri. go.
.:te T. ST.. IS r. II VIZ" a 81
500 4. a., 900 A. ~. $40 a. NJ. 900 +.
els T. N. s:35 +. II. - 49,
+ ii. WV
Traina arrive Richmond daily: e:as A AZ
II 40 A .:aS a: NJ: $40 A NJ. il 40
G.57 T.. NJ. 7:+6 =. NJ, s:l5 T.. ~
Except sunday rSunday only.
Time OF arrival and deparluTs and con
\ neCtions not guHrantsed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

WANTED, two first-class
oven men, salary $50 per
w e e k. T h rec irst-class
bakers, salary $25 per week.
Write or wire us Immediate
ly. The Health Food Bak-
ing Co., Inc, Newport News,
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 10,
OUR USED CAR BARGAINS |
THIS WEEK.

ONO IoII Light Overland ROADSTER Uikc
One 1917 Maxwell Roadster
On. Ford Roadster.
One l.tttlc Buick Touring Car.
Two i'udE. Touring cars dixie ncw).
ON" 1917 Studehakcr SiS.
one Stuicuakcr one ton truck. 1917.
one hudson SIX. 1916
rho above cars have all been thoroughly
over ulcd and in nrs, class mechanical
condition. IL you looking for a good
used car. one of tho above viii certainly
meet your requirements II will he to your
interest t. us
COBuKN SALES CORPORATION.
1:lT West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
USED CAR BARGAINS.
7-passenger, 1916 Hudson,
$500.
TERMINAL MOTOR CO., INC,
Ninth and Cary
(Randolph 426l).
USED CAR BARGAINS-

USED CAR BARGAINS.
rm lsi! il lTsi;elsss sondition =" roadster
One :passenEcr Met% roadster 't IN ptop
ON KTe fss s sSgr a. ssa"e4 aps
One One Maxwell 1917 s,pssscnrer.
'hh li.;, for r, havIS1nE IN, meme
dsmo ~ Sys, assu5ed. kline Car Sales
M P"dby ch n sasSg SIP; S!udetaker
Cnmi!any. -I:anrsi aud ItToaI siras s.s ''o'0'
i'i. Kline touring. run less than 2,oN) miles
Corporation, ii, wes, i:r"au stlte'' ''o''F
1915 Oakland roadster. run less than $500
miles, Al real bargain.
1915 Ford touring. in splendid condition.
and 'f%i Ds Gss% ' ass ii ,h. sG0d order
cArlTol; MOTOR coRronArIoN.
3la Vest Rroad Street.
a., Ford TOURING sclf.starier electric
csfficr H.ssiss shock absorbcrs. Yale lctK s''
motor aud tires excellent condition. az
AlLo sArr.it.s AAD II9lAIUs II
AuiO lnss anu lurea. Wagons Ano com.
els .sass ssnas O1 asa,sen at. ~ hF'
Chlltcu I'LL MOTOR Co. Twenty skin
"h Hf%' pes goss a9ns Nth ny t saS
NOTWITHSTANDING.
o., 5Tl,.T .u,p storage and asccsyoFlo,
hic. Coml.amy. 81. North Fourth.
Dl.aIit,nunONs for Vecaol OF! aud Motor
Tal-mnm Auto SuEry Co. Inc.
rvH service and sooa MOUNTAINEERING sec u,
nf tSf e n ispsr ufs uao
70" .cG%"aCy. Inc. so IVES, Ifo.a stree, n"So
-IU-i,A.. r.-U sorVICe vita every ln:ng you
nS 1eea an Tor si yoHt o sss Co"
just re-, rces,ySa s"riTad OF bodies Cor Forl
sfye nnH sf oq Tor on ra. sE
Meysr's sons 81 l:as; CARY siresi D' a
sNs Wi Sno'g go -d sfr'S Ay By
nue.. du0icate The old parts Tor YOU. We
o.4-2-i:. Ets,man. %es End Saii,ioft Als5;
uNsvRFAs$Eb "a saTas 49, s:rvice rh o1 G nieh
s" Say s Sa wcs, T isr9sh N0'oT
9oo G?sM SrSs; R RAM lfgafSs 1879 West
Aurns FOR IiluE-GARAGEs ~
AYI3M2f!E HE e? hire so per hour
A& ,n;iy 'SF hys So n s5 hour MAYO Auto
POS M&&S Sbs5a GG a.S GI5.,
A sS" .S or u? shas Th y ei per cent less
USE DANIELS NEW AErSMoRfIEs
OPEN or closed cars. SlGo hour. Seven
passenger 500 hour. Phone
Boulevard 227-9l0-J.
MnrOnClELE:S AND HiCi,LEs. IL
A. T.. I.t.N'TltN bicycles tires a All .uLlrirs
tO' WCs' Broad Randolph 2oJl
l. v. AGREE. bicyClS repairing and hiring.
1919 nun street. Madison 535a
BUSINESS SERVICE
bLSt.>i.SS ~ f.ur.I, "A
Az .\i-\Co. - ~ I:.L.s. made 10 1tayr. ~
Mosric' 4" ca Madison 2is2
b .-aIIS l-..GS: oTurr ~ A.
Nps"ieN - Madison T.Z
.DI..sse.S- III ma u.ahe tncIn ELL,
Il ---.l,. .-.'.'
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srECIAI. NnrftEs.

BARRIERS 4 strike in Hopcwcll All
union men stay away Until further no;.c
Signed. topeweIl l-oca! BARRIERS Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
rfEAlIlS.

DEATHS. J
ROSENTHA L.--Accidentaiiy drowned at
Falling trcch. June I. MRS MARrI y
KcSEEriiAi.. who WAS Miss Fannie Prot
Htt before marriage.
Funeral services will bc held from the
rcsidcnc" ot her sister Miss Ruth CornICk,
III East Leigh street. At IL O'Clock. June ..
burial N Hollywood
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. s
ruAuP- t.uwin PhAup Funeral Director and
EutAlu."r. ,os y Main Mad la; Ran t6S3
Lodges AND SOCIETIES. q
y stated communication Of .Ioppa
M Lodge. No. ~. y T.. and a. NJ. w,.l
N& he hold at the Masonic Temple,
THU kSDAN. 9Th inst. at 7:3l O'clock
L. VI. Members oi sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are frItcrna!lN invited to bc
present. by order of the worsh.ptuI master.
GEORGE 4. JEFFERSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
UTLMOB.iES
Auv.s,..,,i.,.~ l,n,; ..I.E


Aul!iiiu:li.i.~ it"t; -.t.E. IL
Gar simple, accessible, sturdy and dur.
ahic !'hOne Rano"ph 1863 for dcnonsira.
ZION
i:ISCOE-Don't fan 10 see the new Rriscoe
gas, oil ai.d rIr.'s rke car TIA; backs NJ
IN" nations THRIFT 3ls West sroad street
'k!aCoE-Don'r fail to see the new I5ris-
easy on las, OIL and ,Ircs--ihe ear that
baehs np the nations thrift. 3lJ West
BEISCOE-Y0u viii always lind The Iyrisco.
ear SIM pie. accessible. sturdy and dur
ahie. fhpne Randolph 35G5 TOR drmonstra-
fGJnD-For sale. Forl car, iSIs. good con-
hit.on Apply I. q Reynolds, i!5y West
k4kD KlNAn0Lr. l9!. ~ North Eighth.
FORD tour!nG !sl'. good condition: 1918
fofH F"faster Slightly used sevcrs! ex-
FORD touring. 1916. in perfect condition.
goo! condition. Both cars for sale cheap al
Church it!l Motor Co.
Chandler S-cylinder. scrips Booth 4-pas.
Ford. ~ North Eighth Street N'eeAN''
oNERLAND-For sale. s5.i Overland tour
owner. Can tie seen at Eli!cy's Garage
h1ii ,-ia J:
OVERLAND 5.passenger for sale by owner.
Churrch iii! Motor &c Go. sac ID" &c sec" at
roR sale, | twin cylinder Harley Davidson
met. m@t9rT 49,, or wiIl exchange for tive-pas-
81. Scycm Pines Car Line:
Kaehler Motor Co. RyIand and broad.
Wnst roa 5m'ih s Gar sia
Universal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
LuDGEs AND sOCIl.TIEs.


LOsl hAD foI1n.
Aq nSnn miRE f1si oSTeen i, eSns5on AMI
E1 iSho %i!e %hef se Tafy + s-nef
aaa Gf xs."s and rn sf
u H. Ks;arn g5s Noftk' niTts seco sSG
BRoocii-Bctwcen Barton Heights baptist
Gh"rch: gold crescent brooch with wish;
Madison 4sl' or return to 40 Greenwood
Reward FOR Information leading to re-.
cover. Cal Mtd SON 4s5l-M
s1 %f ~R"s5.
enc hall OF money as riit%r 'In Tstan
Times .pisnatch oliice. az
"a! MsIE z: FiN.Losl. TUESDAY night.
,ern PIN ia w TiseG x rt aHed Fe
ard Il returned 10 ell East Leigh street
LS yfG% also nSS "0S 81 Ss44 n
S. Cantor. So Norlh Ninete1nth Street
rrohkM,e mas besn los, from "a Mt i.sa'
Ma io4 Heii s 1rs; TswIri II Ts,arnsh
GERS Training Eanlr. i''S'''e' o'''-
Fi4a sy4 i.n 10 my 3.o hG' at re1kss
M0I,\EI- LGs!. hetwScn ,ne post Office AMI
,sans SIS Fnaer "i pieass t eiis'Rgf naS S2n
MULE StrayeG from 2ilO i.as, Main Street
one IaTSc black mule i'iadcr please cal
tlN-.cst. sold friendship pin engraved:
hndsr please return same to Room sol
FIRST Nat!ona! Bank building, or call Mad
ison 5l5i-J.
PURELY PERSONAL. s
NOTICE-Air A L. ,;ods.v is nn Ionrnr
employed by the Magazine Service 30
ana h"S no authority TO renew suOscri ptions
or solicit orders for u.
W. r. SHAW. Manager
SPECIAL. NOTIFIES. o
BARRIERS on strike in Hopcwcll All
union men stay away Until further not.c.
Signed. HopeweIi Loca! BARRIERS Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
CIVILIAN MORALE AT ZERO
IN GERMANY RECENTLY
Escaped English Prisoner Writes
That Things Have Conc From
Bad to Worse.
COUNTRY FULL OF RESERVES
Farmers Best Of-TobaCCo Unpro-
curablc-CigarS and Cigarettes
Still toI BE IInd-Public Disap-
pointed In Outcome OF War.

NJ AN ESCAPED PRISONER.
fThe writer. who WINS employed I'm fnrm
and factory work In Germany. Inns
inst reached England after three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

BElSCOE-Y"u Will always ind The I3riscoe
car simple. accessible. sturdy and dur
ahic ihonc RandolDh 500 TOR Lrmoustra-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

f1!tD-For sale. Ford car. 1918. good con.
Ernhu Strent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

t'k!SIcfs-Don't fail to the new Bris-
. coe before huying your next car IL is
easy on LAS. oil and tIrcS--the ear that
bachs W the nations thrift. SIS West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
Purely ry;i,SNNAI..

NOIlCE-Mr. a. l.. uods.y is no Longer
enpIoyed by the Magazine Service 10.
ana hHS no authority TO renew subscription
or soici; orders for "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06

FORD touring. 1917. good condition: 1918
Ford ROADSTER. slightly used. several ex-
traS. = u T!iler. l,GS West Broad Street
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05
UERANCY cHeA z|ATRzY-
MAC .P0LKA zlEME;,,

Paryz, 4 isyop. skoropadski
hetman Ukrainy, jak donosi depe
.sza Zurichu do Journala, wys-
laf try dywizye Ukraiilc5w mad
granice Polska W celn zajecia zie
mi Chelmskiejs j Podla.k .kiej kt6re
zosta}y dane Ukraine z uszczerb-
kiem dla Polski, Ia ukfadach po-
kojowych Brzesko Litewskich:
Ukraincy maja zamiar wkroczyc
do Polski skoro niemieckie i au-
|stryackie wojska zostana tam
tad wycofane.
Donosza dalej re wladze niemie
ckie IA Ukraine sprzyjaja gene
ra}owi. Skoropadskiemu re VIE
le niemieckich zolnierzy przyla-
czylo sic do Ukrainskich dywizyi
wyslanych mad granice Polska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05
ZE SYRAW ..POLSNCH.,
Manifestacya p0koj0W;l "
WarSZaWie.

Stockholm, 2 istop. = 'sSocia]
Demokraten'' dowiaduje sic zWal
szawy, re kiedy ksiaze Maksymi
lian przyjaf w reichstagu warun.
Xxi prezydenta Wilsona, objawio.
no tego powodu wielka radost
w calej Polsce.
Stronnictwo socyalistyczne Ia,
tychmiast proklamowa1o powsze-
chny strajk na jeden dzien. OF
brzymie tlumy demonstrant6w ma
szerowa}y przez ulice Warszawy,
'niosac czerwone flagi i domaga-
jac sic powrotu 100000 robotni-
kow polskic hzabranych przemo-
ca do Niemiec. Wtedy niemiecka
wladza wojskowa rozpoczela ak
eye po swojemu. Kiedy tlumy ME
chcialy sic rozejsc, zolnierze dali
do mich o4nia z mitraliez, raniac
80 os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05
Poddanie o. : SIC .1urcYi.

Paryz, 2 listop. Turcya zlozy
la onegdaj bron, przyyjjmujac wa
runki rozejmu, kt6re r6wnaja sic
bezwarunkowemu poddaniu sic.
.Kilka dni temu general Town
shend, uwolniony zosta1 z niewo-
Ii tureckiej i wyslany do brytyjs
kiego admirala, dowodzacego na
morzu Egejskiem wiadomoscia,
il rad turecki pragnie rozpoczac
rokowania celem zawarcia rozej-
;mu. Admiral Carthorpe odpowie-
dial Il ma upowaznienie do ta--
5kiej akcyi, skoro zatem Turcya
przysla1a swych pelnomocnik6w
do Mudros, rozejm zostal podpi.
sany i MszedI W zycie wczoraj "
pofudnie. Warunki ,doAadnie ME
sa jeszcze znane, ale gl6wne
mich SO nastepuJace l w oiny pre-
jazd dla flot alianckich przez Oar
|danelle Bosfor ma morze Czarne
p Zajecie DardenelloW i Bosforu
|jako konieczna gWarancya swobo
|dnego przejazdu 3 Natychmiasto.
we uWolnienie j powroot wszyst-.
kich alianckich wiezniow wojen-
|nych.
LONDYN, zajecie Konstan.
tynopola, jako rezultat pod ddania
sic Turcyi, oczek kiwane Jest y
Ekazdej chwili. Warunki rozejmu
wwymagaja vs. zupelnego zozenia brc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

- -
nj poddania sic generalowi Al
lenby. Og6lne warunki pokojowe
oznaczone beda prawdopodobnie
przez konferencye og6lno- alianc-
ka, chociaz najWiecej do powie-
dzenia ma tutaj Wielka Brytania,
ktora glownie przyczynila sic do
pokonania Turcyi j .ktora najwie
cej jest ma wschodzie interesoWa-
na. Brytyjskie biuro wojenne do,
nosi, re reszta armii tureckiej mad
.Tygrysem' " sile 900 zostala
wzieta " niewole. Wyzsi oficero-
vie maryanarki twierdza, ze sko-
10 Alianci uzyskaja ;iwolny prze-
4jazd przez Dardenelle, rozpoczna
|natyehmiast kampanie przeciws
|aocie niemiec ckiej na morzu Czar.
mem j wydadza jej ocyduiaca bi'
tive.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05
R R|ewolucya " Ausltryi. !'l

,Berno, 2 listop. = Wojskowe-
bunty wybuch1y W srode W Wied
niu .Budapeszcie, donosza gaze
ty niemieckie. Lud i wojsko oglo-
silly republike. Frankfurcka Gaze
ia donosi, ze 5000 robtnik6w W
lBudapeszcie zrabowalo i zniszczy
10 sk1ady amunicyi i broni. Ber-
linska Vossische Ztg. pisze, ze
tlum napadf na wiezienia wojsko
we j uwolnif politycznych i woj-
skowych wiezni6w. Wojska rewo-
lHcyjne pochwycily stacye kolei
wschodniej, ktr6e wlasnie ruszyly
na front. zo1nierze W tych pocia-
gach przylaczyli sic do powstan-
COW. Monarchia austryacko wegie
rska znajduje sic W zupehej a
narchii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

CzESl MADzA W PRADzE.
Kopenhaga, 4 listop = Ko1nii--

Kopenhaga, 4 listop Komii--
tet- Narodowy Czeski obja1 VIA
DE lokalnego rzadu W Pradze W
poniedzialek, jako ostateczny i
decydujacy krok W swej rewolu-
cyl. Austryackie god1a zdjete 20
staly z r6znych budynk6w,
proklamacye cesarskie zdarte. u
rzednicy miasta ziozyli przysiege
ma wiernosc rzadowi czeskiemu.
w nocy poniedzialku ma wtorek
general komenderujacy garnizo--
mem W Pradze i sztab jego oddali
Gala sile zbrojna miasta do dyspo
zycyi Kemitetowi Narodowemu
CzeskiemC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

iwy}acznie pozostawi do przepro--
wadzenia Anglii, Francyi i WHO
chom.
Sekr. Lansing zawiadomi1 oneg
daj rad turecki, zc Ameryka
przedstawi prosbe 0 rozejm Allan
tom, z kt6rymi Turcya valley. No
ia amerykanska brzmi, jak naste-
puje: .:Nie omieszkalem przedlo-
zyc prezydentawi noty, kt6ras
wyslaf mu 14po bm. oddafcs mi
ja wowczas.
Postepujac wedlug instrukcyi
itwego rzadu zamiescifes W tel no.
Gle tekst komunikacyi otrzyma-
,nej przez ministra spraw zagrani
cznych cd ambassadors tureckiego
w Madrycie 1890 BIN. W kt6rej
rad hiszpanski by1 proszonym,
by zwr6cii uwage prezydenta Ia
prosbe rzadu ottomanskiego, izby
przyjal Ia siebie zadanie odnowie
MIA pokoju azeby zawiadomil
wszystkie panstwa wojujace o tel
prosbie oraz poprosii przyslanie
plenipotentaryuszow do rozpocze
cia rokowan, jake warunki poko-
jowe program ogloszony przez pre-
zydenta W movie do kongresu9go.
stycznia 1918 W nastepnych de-
klaracyach, szczeg6lnie w movie
|I27go wrzesnia. Dalej Rad otto
1nanski. prosi, ably natychmiast po
czyniono kroki do ogolnego rozej
mu ma ladzie, morzu i W powietrzu
Wedlug rozkazu prezydenta,
mann zaszczyt poinformowac wa
sza ekscelencye, ze Rad Stanow
Zjednoczonyeh przedstawi tkomu-
nikacye ambassadors tureckiego
pod rozWage rzad6w " wojnie
przeciw Turcyi. ]
Przyjm s:wasza ekscelancyo md
il jjesponowne :zapewnienie najwyzzf
szego szacuHku.
| Robert Lansing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05
0 sprawozdaniu .Hughes'a
Waszyngton, 2. listop. w spl

,WasYngton, 2. listop. w spra
wozdaniu z inwestygacyi aeropla
nowej c. E. Hughes ME okazuje
zadnych wzgled6w firmom, kt6re
Iotrzymaly zam6wienia ia budowe
Iaeroplan6w. Me okazuje r6wniel
zadnych wzgledow samemu depar
Itamentowi wojny, kt6ry W -wiel.
kiej mierze przyczyni} sic do opo5
nienia produkcyi aeroplan6w.
Wszystko bowiem wystawia na
swiatlo dzienne tax jak " rzeczy
wistosei jest.
| Cafe sprawozdanie jest jedna
historya zaniedbania graniczace-
60 przestepstwem praw krymi-
nalnych przez kilku urzednikow,
ktorzy mieli zarzad mad sprawami
llotniczemi. Przy koncu jednakze
sprawozdania. c. E. Hughes wyra
ia nadzieje, ze pod kierownict-:
wen Bryan'a i Potter'a Gala or.
ganizacya bedzie, ulepszona, gdy1
poczyniono juz pod tym wzgle.
dem zadawalniajace kroki.
| Sprawa wiekszej wagi w TEN
sprawozdaniu odnosi sic do. fabry
ki florida " Detroit, gdzie wedlue
dowod6w wiarogodnych, urzedni
| cy tel fabrykii przyjmowali dc
piracy pro german6w.
Welding obliczen, Hughes a Z
ogolnej usmy ..69I,851, ,866 ktoft
nar6d zfozyl W postaci podatkow
Ia ktore Rad przeznaczyl ma pro
iidukcye aeroplan6w wydano do
|tychczas $134; ;044;,398 wynikiien
nader Acknowledgment. Zata bo
wien sumo wybudowano 1880;
laeroplan6w q, SOL motorow. 2
tel sunny strwoniono niepotrzeb
ME tylko okelo $40, 5000 co poss
tdzaja pulkevnik'2 ! =. : ]. a a. 1. Deeds.
isinnyeh urged 66W zaliml,ja
cych sic sprawa aWiiatyc yczna.