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Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
COMMERCIAL MEN STUDY LEAGUE
 OF FREE NATIONS
(Ry Review Leased Wlrel

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 9.-The Southern Commercial congress, the tenth annual meeting of which was opened here today, will before it comes to a close, express the senti- ment of the merchants and financiers composing the body toward the peace league of nations plan. Thomas B. Sy- monds of the Maryland Agricultural college, tonight offered this resolution which was referred to the committee on resolutions:
 The Southern Commercial congress favors the establishment of league of free nations as advocated by Presi- dent Wilson, former President Taft, Lloyd George and other allied states men, and set forth in the fourteenth point of the American memorandum that has been adopted as the basis of the armistice and the coming peace. The congress believes that perma- nent league of nations is essential for the successful administration of the tasks and responsibilities that have come with victory and to make the peace permanent. We therefore, urge the president and the peace conImis- sioners of the allied nations, to pro vide in the articles of peace for a permanent league with ample powers and supported by the entire economic and military resources of the member states"
 Many members of the congress eX- press themselves favorable to the resolution and say it will be adopted. A league of nations to enforce peace strongly urged as one of America s tins at the Paris conference tonight by former President Taft in an ad- dress at the Southern Commercial con gross on Moral aVlue of a League of Nations"
 My feeling" said MT. Taft, about the league of nations, in order to en- force peace, doesn't claim any patent or trademark We are glad to have everybody support it, but we object to it being held responsible for interna- tionalism in the sense that that cult denies nationalism.
 You have got to have league with force enough to say to all the small nations: We do not propose to let you start a conflagration that will destroy this peace, that we endorsed so inf nitely much to bring about
 'I say to you. unless such league emerges from the conference at Paris, the whole thing is a failure. l don't think it is going to be failure-that is why I say to the gentlemen at Wahs- ington. Better get on the band wagon
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made only by and with the consent of the senate, which advice and con sent has not been obtained and that this is a violation of the constitution of the United States"
 That the cables are private prop erty and have been taken by the de- fendant not for public use" and that no provision has been made for any judicial inquiry as to the necessity for such seizure.
 That the seizure is arbitrary. in violation of the United States con stitution, guaranteeing due process of law"
 Commercial Pacific officials stated tonight that they expected MT. Burle- son to make voluntary answer to the case. If he does not. they declare they will serve him by publication, as in the case of the Commercial Cable company.
 No orders had been received from the postmaster-general they stated, and the company was continuing and planning to continue it's business as though it's lines had not been seized.
 George Creel. chairman of the com mittee on public information, who is to attend the peace conference sn Paris, will receive the same treat ment accorded any newspaper and press association corporation. officers of the Commercial company stated.
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and normal again, and the sick man well and happy more"
 This truly wonderful modern remedy, EATONIC. literally wipes out the acid. It does the work easily speedily and thoroughly. It makes the som- ach pure, sweet cool and comfortable. It helps you get full strength of every mouthful of food you eat; and unless DO get full strength from your food you cannot enjoy robust, vigorous health.
 Try EATONIC and see how quickly it banishes the immediate effects of sour, acid-somach--boat, heartburn belchng. foodrepeating indigestion, etc. how quickly your general health imprOves-how much more you relish your food-how easily your food is digesed-how much better you look-how soundly you sleep-how nervousness and irriability disappear.
 It is so easy to get this hep-and it costs lit- tie. So why suffer another hour when sure. quick lief is at hand? Everywhere people who have used EATONIC testify to its power to bring quick relief. The testimonials of of these people are so en- thusiastic and tell of such remarkable relief to be almost unbelievable.
 If you of those who have tried every thing but in spite of it still lacking in physical strength and vigor begin at once to take EATONIC. Don't put it off. Get back your physical and mental punch. Have the power and energy to work with vim. Enjoy the good things of life. Learn what it means to fairly bubble over with health. Like thou sands of others, you will say that you dreamed it possible that such wonderful change for the better could be brought about quickly.
 Get a big box of EATONIC from your druggist today Our guarantee that EATONIC will please you is the best proof that it will and trust your druggist to make this guarantee good If fails in any way, take it back-he will refund your money. We don't want one penny unless EATONlC helps you. If your druggist does not keep EATONlC write 10 Us and we will send you big soc box. You can send the soc after you receive it Address II. l.. Kramer. President, Eatonic Remedy Company Cor. Wabash Ave and llth St, Chicago llL
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
ACid-StOmaCh Makes Bad Blood, Headaches
 and Nervousness

Many times you have awfully bad oozy looking face that makes you thnk-"It's blood poi son" You are wrong for about nine times out of ten 1t is caused by acid-stomach which nterferes with the natural digestion of the food in the entire digestive tract Of course, this makes the blood red nose and pmply blotchy, muddy, bad looking complexion. Get rid of the excess acid, keep your blood pure, and how quickly the face will show it with good looks.
 Remember, too, that when you eat-no matter how good the food. if the digestion is faulty. you cannot escape the penalty in the loss of power. mental and physical All this is the result of super acidity the doctors call it. Then again if you eat more food than the body requires. it is con verted into gas by fermentation what is called sour stomach. This shows that even good food. taken in excess, can at once become poison and a hindrance to good health.
 Excess acid also causes irritation in the stomach, lion from the stomach and the intestines all over the body and directly to the brain This is frequently the of those awful headaches that so many people are afflicted with In time it will develop into hyperchoridia; it is the prime cause of sleepessness, then nervous indigestion, melan- chOlia and frequently, insanity
 Nervousness is caused by sour stomach because the acid fermentation causes decomposition, makes carbon doXide and other toxics which, taken into the blood, irrate the and affect the entire nervous system. In this manner t creates nervous and you often hear people say. "I nervous that just think will fly 10 pieces" and little do they attribute the cause to acid condition of the stomach.
 A new method of removing this excess acid has been found. Read what learned Michigan physician writes of his success with it. "l have such wonder ful success with a method called HATONIC that want every to know how quickly it will natura lize the acidity and the stomach will soon he sweet
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be compressed into cylinders for ship ment to the balloon fields.
 High proof gasoline is obtained in a ratio of about five gallons per 1000 cubic feet of gas, it was said, and aft CT the 1 per cent of -argon" is re- moved by agreement with the Lone Star company, the remainder of the gas is turned into the city mains of F't Worth and Dallas.
 The department estimates that the plant at North Ft Worth, designed by the navy bureau of yards and docks, and which will cost S9OO,OO9, will be completed by next April l.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
MAcAULEY IN COLUMBUS.
CBy Review Leased wire)

COLUMBUS. N. M., Dec 9.-Mai. T. C. Macauley, who is flying from San Diego, Cal, to Fort Worth. Tex. stopped here tonight. He became ex- tremely tired after leaving Lordsburg, N NJ. where he stopped for oil and water. and decided not to fly on to El Paso as intended. He will leave here tomorrow morning. and may not stop at El PasO.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
TRIAL IS STARTED

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec 9.-The trial of AZ alleged Industrial Workers of the World, charged with conspir- acy to obstruct the war activities of the federal government was begun today in United State district court here. Judge Frank H. Rudkin of the district of eastern Washington, pre- sided
 After Miss Theodora Pollok of San Francisco, the only women defendant,
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to grant a separate trial to his three clients.
 The fact that some of the defend ants were not represented by counsel and that others had engaged attor- neys created a condition, Mckee con- tended, which was prejudicial to the interests of all concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
A Tonic and
 Health Builder

Remove that warning cough or cold with Calcerbs (the calcium tabletl- They give strength to combat illness 5Oc boxes at druggists or from
 ECKMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia
 Manufacturers of Eckman's Alterative.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
FORMER TEXAS LEAeuER

(By Review Leased WireJ
 ARDMORE. Okla, Dec. 9.-W. R. Dickson. a former Texas league base ball player and pitcher one season for the New York Nationals, died at his home here today of influenza.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10
ARIZONA MAN KILLED.
lRr ReNieW I.ense- INirel

(By Review LeaseG Wirel
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The navy department tonight announced the following marine crops casualties: Missing in action: Robert A. Du' brock, Mobile, Ala.
 Died of wounds. Eugene Henley, Wilcox, Ariz.; Claude Timmons, Hen derson, Tex; George D. Witt, liar rington, Wash.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10

Hostilities of the world-war ceased at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year.-New York Evening Post
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10

About one-third of the people of Arizona are members of the Red Cross.
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QUIZ OF JURORS BEGUN IN TRIAL
 OF 47 MOBILES

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INERT, N0N-INFLAM-
 MABLE GAS IS FOUND
 FOR USE IN BALLOONS

NAVY DEPARTMENT TELLS SE- cRET HEAVY EXPENDITURES WHICH WILL BRING GREAT IN- NOTATION INTO AERIAL PRAc- TIcE; ~AReoN" MADE IN TEXAS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-10

Duncan: Operations at Ash Peak mines discontinued indefinitely.
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CABLE CONCERN TO MAKE FIGHT
 UPON CONTROL

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15

Wczoraj znow. doniesiono o
kilkunastu wypadkach odmroze-
MA rak, nog, uszu, i MOSCOW. Ia
den z wczorajszych podobno ME
ola zdrowia.
ZdrowotnoSc miasta w toxin
mroz6w jest lnakomita. mdwif
wczoraj komisarz zdrowia Ro-
bertson. w dow6d tego pr<y-
toczyl fakt, re w pierwszych L
dniach umarlo 242 mniej osob "a
rizeli w tym samym czas;c roku
zeszlego. Znana to rzecz, &c
slime mrozy ma ogoi So korzystne
ola zdsowia.
Cierpienie wSr6d ubogich jest
dotkliwe. Orgauizacye dobro-
czynnc czynia wssystko, CO W
ich mocy. Apeluja do wszyst-
kich osob miiosiernych po OLA
ry. gdyz zadna akcya ratunko'
wa bez pieniedzy ME jest mozli'
wa. Gazety posrednicza w zbie
raniu ofiar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
NRONIkA
\MIEJSCOWAA
I RZEZALNIE


Brak wegla jake rezulat zasto-
ju W komunikacyi kolejowej, spo-
w~odowanego nieprzebytemi zas-
pami. doprowadzii wczoraj do "a
stoju ekonomicznego. Zamknis'
TO bowiem stalownie w dzielnicy
Calumet, t. ]. w South Chicago,
Gary i sasiednich miasteczkach,
oraz rzezalnie w Chicago. o.
koio 100000 ludzi jest VS." TX
togo chwilowo skazanych ma bez-
czynnoSG, ktora jednakze moze
bye znakomicie wykr=vstaaa, ie-
Sli robotnicy CT zajma sic usuwa-
MEM Sniegu i przywr5'eniem ko-
m~unikacyi. =
Dyslokacya W dostawi. wsgla
tatze zniewoli}a powziecie dras'
tycznych krokow. Admlnlstra-
eva federalna opaiu z Waszyng-
tonu zezwoli}a administrators
wegla w Illinois ma abrogowa-
ME wszystkich kontraktow We
plowvch. tax re kazdy wagon ma
torach kolejowych, jeszcze ME do
stawiony ma miejsce przeznacze-
mia. bywa rekwirowany przez
wiadze i poslany tam, gdzie jest
~ajwieksza potrzeba. Domr me-
szkalnc i t. wv. urzadzenia publ
CINE, jak kompanie. wyrabial9ce
gaz, elektrycznoSc ftp. maja pierw
SENSITIVE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
z WIECU POLSKIEJ
KOOPERATYWY.

Personal---very. Aleksander Busch
- Sekretarzuje P. Krzeslowski. -
Przemawiaja U%lanowski, ks. Mazur,
Busch, GosIinowski, Kowalczyk i ad-
wokat Kac7marek.
,,Kto chce psa uderzyc ten kija
z~najdzie" sprawdzilo sic ma wiecu pol
skich gr~osernik6w, zwoianym do sail
1wiazku Polek ma niedziele. Mtmo
niesprzyjajacej aury, CT groserniey'
kt6rzy rzeczywi5cie rozumieja, co i'm
zagraza re strony Northumberland
narodowc6w ma zebranie przybyli !
swa obecnoscia zadokumentowali ma
lezyte akcyi tel z~rozumienie.
Vice zagaii OBJ. Ulanowski i po-
wolal ma przewodniczacego OBJ. Bu'
scha, prezesa .,Stowarzyszenia Pol
skich kupc6w. i Przemysfowcow"'
ma sekretarza zaS OBJ. P. Krzesfow-
skiego. Nastapil referat OBJ. Krzesio-
wskiego, oraz przem6wienia OBJ. Bu'
scha, Kowalczyka, Ks. Mazura, Go6lt-
nowskiego, Ulanowskiego, adwokats
Kaczmarka I wielu iunych, ktorzy
wzywali do rychiego przystapienia
do otworzenia hurtowni polskiej.
w rezultacie przem6wieh 26 gro
sernikow nabyio akcye K~ooperatywy,
poczem zebrani polecili zarzadowi'
by zwotai jeszcze iedno zebranie
pr~zystspi jak ~najrychlej do otwar-
cia hurtowni groseryjnej.
o godzinie 5tej personal---very. po
siedzenie odroczyl.
I'D, Aleksander Busch, prev.
p. Kr7eslowsN, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
MOTATki
OSOBlSTE TOWARZYSKlE.

w Chicago bawi chwilowo ks. An
toni W~ojcieszczuk z Waubay, So.
OAK, kt6ry cd niejakiego czasu objaf
urzad kapelana Armii Polskiej. KS.
Wojcieszczuk wyjezdza tych
dniach do obozd W Niagara on the
Lake.
e = q
2 okazyi wyjazdu do Fort Riley,
Kansas, p%orucznika Bronisiawa Mix'
syna PIP. Mateuszostwa Mix6w' zam'
pnr. 1929 No. Ashland ave-, grono
jego przyjacid urzadza wieczorek po-
zegnalny dnia 1890 b. M. Porucznik
Mix wyjezdza %. BIN. Urzadzeniem
wieczorku zajmuja sic: Jozef T. Ma
zurkiewicz, Hieronim SzczodroWskl'
Jan A. Piotrowski l DIR. Jan j. Ltss.
q " y
Budynek wartosci blisko $oO,00O
pnr. 11717-19-21 Michigan ave. sta
via znany aptekarz dzielnicy Ken
sington, p. J6zef F. spikier. Fam. p.
mr.. Al E. 11Sta ul. P. Spikier cd lat
kilkunastu prowadzi apteke pod mr.
1900 Michigan ave W nowo stawia-
nym gmachu mieaeit sic beda try
skiady, dziesie6 blur 1 diva pomiesz'
kama.
q q g
Grono familijne PIP. Jana Mary
amy Kilian, zamoznych paraflan
Tr6Icowa, zamieszkaiych pod mr..
1892 Wade ul., powiekszone zostato
tesim synem. Pp. Kilian cd lat pro-
wadza ma T%r6jcowie sklad wiktual6W.
q q q
Wczoraj wieczorem odbylo sic po-
sieL zenie instalacyjne n~owo-zorgani-
zesaregc PREY pei afii sw. Michaaa, W
South Chicago, Klubu Obywatelskie-
e.. I%nstsIowany aostaf zarzad: VITA
dyslaw Panka, r:ezes; Franciszek II.
Bykowski, wiceprezes; S. Szupryt,
sekreiarz Irot.; Waciaw A. Pank,
sckretarz in. Ks. Walenty Belin-
ski, kasyer | kapelan; Jan Pawelski,
m%arszaiek.
" salt p%arafialpsj Jadwigowa od-
byl sic onesdaj baukiet poitczony z
in~stalacya ch6ru sw. Jadwigi. W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
statowali, re doznai on zlamania re-
bra | uszkodzen wewnetrznych.

statowali, re doznai on zlamania re-
bra i uszkodzen wewnetrznych.
q q n
Czlonkowie komisyi w~ylaczen 27go
dystryktu wc2oraj W dalszym ciagu
policyi wydali liste delinkwentow, ma
kt6rej znajduja sic nazwiska pol
skie: Franciszek Skiba, Piotr Me
mice, Franciszek Wielgosz, Antoni
Stefahski, Stanisiaw Woda, Wincen-
ty Ganowski, Piotr B~ylesihski, Stani-
shaw Gajda, Ludwik Kasprzak, NJ.
-Krazinski, Jan Siomski. Andrzej Ku-
rowski, Franciszek Stanczak / Jozef
Swoinski.
u y y
Emilia Peneckiego. 5013 West
End ave-, Austin, %fotografa, zacza-
dzonego gazem z~naleziono wczoraj W
jego sypialni. Policya przypuszcza,
re zaczadzenie bylo przypadkowe.
q q
Wielki pies rasy sw. Bernardo
sploszy{ czterech bandyt6w, ktorzy
uzbrojeni W ~rewolwery wkro--
czyli wczoraj wieczorem do szynkow-
nj pnr. 1901 S. Halsted ul., W zamia-
lze k~radziezy. Wchodzacych zlodziei
pierwsza zauwazyla wiakcicielka, PM
Eugenia Graf, ktora czempredzej "a
brala z kasy got6wke W sumle
$4,000 1 schowala sic do kuchni. -
Dw6ch zlodziei rozkazaio obecnym W
salonie podniest rece W gore, a zen
doskoczylo do kasy, gdy wtem z pod
barry wyskoczyl pies. Ziodzieje czem-
PREDICT dali drapaka, a uciekajac' a.
by psa ~odstraszyt, dali kilka strza-
low.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
P~ROKURATOR GENERALITY
w, BRYTANII w CHICAGO.
w CHICAGO.

w sail Medinal Temple, PREY
rogu ulic Ohio i Cass, do trzech
tysiecy osob, kt6rzy wypelnili sa-
le. wczoraj p~rzemawial prokura-
tor generalny Wielkiej Brytan1i,
sir Frederick E. Smith. Bart, K.
c., NJ. P.
Przenlawial wymownie o &C.
ZACH. nadzieiach, i zadaniach do
konanych przez Aliant6w, a zwla
SEGA w. Brytanii w obecnej woj
nie.
O celacll, zadaniach i d~aieniach
Stanow Ziednoczonych przema-
vial J. w. Davis. asystent pro-
kuratora generalnego Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, kt6ry zastepowal
Franklina K. Lanc'a, sekretarza
ola spraw wewnetrznycln.
Ostatni ME mogl przybyt do
Chicago. gdyz syn jcgo W tych
dniach odjezdza do Francyi, a.
aeby wstapic do korpusu awia-
tycznego.
Sir Smith poDudzil do wielkie-
go entuzyazmu, opowiadajac, jak
2 j,,rna}c nedznej arnrii', jak ia
kajzer nazwai ma pczatku wojny,
w~ynoszacej 10000 ludzi, powsta'
la ar4nia, obecnie liczaca 100000
ludzi pod bronia, ktora zgniot}l
ia dywizyi niemieckich w ostat'
rim roku i ma ~przecietne straty
miesieczne w liczbie 10000 lu-
dzi.
Wielki take entuzyazm whit
dill sir Smith, gdy mowii o przy-
mierzu w. Brytanii i Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i gdy ma znak te-
goz uscisnaf dion asystenta pro-
kuratora Davisa.
TreSG mowy sir Smitha byla ma
stepujaca: Chociaz Rosya sic
p.ycofa}a, Alianci ME ustapia, do
p6ki prusactwo ME zostanie zmia
zdzone. Gdyby Rosya ME wy
wiesiia flagi bia}ej, ma Boze Ma
rodzenie zostalby zawarty pokoj
zwycieski ola .Al;antow. Lee"
Ameryka wiecej niz r6wnowazy
Rosye. Caiy SWAT anglosaski
bedzie do o~statniej krwi walczyf,
az bravo zapanuje mad przemoca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Serdeczne dzieki skiadam Dok-
torowi Bronisiawowi Mix pnr.
1929 n. Ashland ave-, "a pomySl-
ma operacye ma appendix" w
s1pitalu polskiem ma mojej GORGE
Leokadyi Mazurkiewicz; jeszcze
raz dziekujac staro-polskim bog
zapiae."
J. Bolska, matka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15

Kto chez ezytae najlepsxe Co
d.ienne pisno polskis, nisei Ole
ida do psna F M. PAWoLL.
nsssego agenta M Duncan I okS
lice saabonujs sobis .psienaiS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15

gssbokich sniegow, lecz energicz-
ME i skutecznie kieruje akcya
przez swego zastspce E. D. Ho-
warda W Chicago, z ktorym jest
W stalei komunikacyi telefonicz'
rel.
Biuro administrators weglowe-
go pow. Cook Dunhama jest jed
nem z najczynniejszych blur W
Chicago. Odbywaja sic tam
wciaz konferencye. Wczoraj O.
t.zymano tysiace zazalen Cd jed
nostek.
Ma torach kolejowych w Chi
cago jest 2,4S6 wagonow wegla'
kt6ry zostai revolutionary przez
administacye opalu.
Kopalnie otrzyma}y rozkaz, a.
zeby przez uastepne 10 dai lie
uwzgledniaiy zadnych innych O.
tstalunkow pr6cz ola mieszkan
rrywatnych i ola kompanii pu'
urzadzei publicznych.
Wskutek kurczscych sic szyh-
10 zapasow wegla W Chicago pc
wiekszyia sic konsumpeya gazu
w nadzwyczajny sposob. Kon'
sumpcya wynosila wiecej anlzell
r~rodukcya. Gag zapasowy by'
ma wyczerpaniu. Zle bardzo wy
sladalo, re w dodatku ola brak'l
wegia jednaz gazowni zostaia ma
ieden dziei zamknieta. Zmnlej-
szono ciSnienie gazu W calym mic
scie. leez ma drugi dzren mad
szedt wegiel i gazow1,ia znow "
ruchu byla. Normalna konsump-
eva gazu wynosi 100000 stop
szesciennyeh. w sobots spalo'
no 100000 stop,
P. Durham radzi, azeby oby'
, atele, kt6rym sic wegiel wycze'
pal. starali sic naiprzod pozvczyc
Cd swych sasiadow ilosc. btora'
by i'm starczy'a ma kilka dni. Dc
handlarzy maia sic zwrocit do
piero wtedy, gdy cd sasiadow mic
moga wiecej wegla dostatt' A
tylko W n~ajgorszym razie mala
sic zwracat do administracyi opa'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
DZIECI SZKOLNE POMA.
GAIA.

GAJA.
Uczniowie szkolni w cafenl
miescie, tax re szkoi prywatnych,
jak i Z publiczuych wczoraj O.
: czyszczali ulice re sniegu. Szko'
" publiczne zostaiy ma tydzlen
! zamkniete, wszyscy uczniowie ?
klas szostej, siddmej i 6srnej pod
kierownictwem swych przelo:1-
nych j n~auczycieli usuwali zaspy
I ulic naokolo szkol.
Szkody parafialne ! prywatre
ME ogtosily, re lekcye So wstrzy-
name, lecz wszyscy starsi ucznio-
vie z tychze szkoi wczoraj TAX
re zajeli sic wygrzebywaniem IL
lie re sniegu.
Dzieki uczniom. kompaniom
tramwajowym, robotnikom mlel-
skim i licznym ochotnikom, ME-
NAL wszystkie uliee w Chicago So
wreszcie dostepne ola ruchu, Me
macy to, re So oczyszczone re
sniegu. Ma kazdej ulicy So "a
spy i waiy, cd pieciu do dziesle-
ciu stop wysokie.
Komunikacya ma wszystkich
rodmiejskich kolejach elektrycz-
nych juz zostafa przywrocona.
DIS sic zakohczy brak mleka
w Chicago, wedlug manazerow
wielkich firm mleczarskich. Ka1-
ga kolej luz dowozi mleko do Chi
cago, tylko niekt6re bocznc tory
zwrotnice jeszcze So zasypane.
DIS dostawa do k~onsumentow
ira juz bye normalna, jesli mia
sto ME nawiedzi druga snIezyea
Komunikacya dalsza ia kole-
;-ch zelaznych zostaia takze przy'
wr6cona po piracy heTkulesows''
kt6ra dzien i noe trwasa. l'o-
chodzs pocisgi pasazerskie, pocs-
towe i p~odmiejskie, acsko'wiek je
szcze i'm do regularnosci daleko.
Wczoraj p~rzybyso wiele pocis'
gov, k6re ugrzcz1y W $niesr W
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, To-
wa ! Missouri i cd soboty ME
mogly SIC 'uszyi.
Misdzy innymi wezora' wleczo
rem przybyi do Chicago r2ei2s
koiei Baltimore and Ohio z par
tya sufrazystek wracajacych Z
Waszyngtonu. Byia to delega-
cya sufrazystek z Illinois Z panie
G, w. Trout ia czcle. PAM Trout
Jest prezeska Illinois Equal Sut-
frage Association Pociag miaf
przybyG do Chicago W sobote
wieczosern. Sniezyca zatrzyma-
Ia go przez 4s godzin W Willard
Ohio.
Wozy, kt6reby dowoziiy we
gicl do lieznych szko} publicz-
nych W Chicago, W k6rych We
giel jest ma wyczerpaniu, rozwo-
lily wczoraj wegiel do mieszkall
lrywatnycil.
Ma wielu koleiacll obcista by
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