davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

FOR SALE-Carload of Al
 Baldwin apples, $4.75 per ban livered; carload of Maine SC tatoes, Green Mountain and cobblers. A. P. Nassh, 46 M
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

FOR SALE-1e18 almost new Buick
 7-passenger touring car. Williams Auto Co.,, 2S7 Elm St. 4-4-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

FOR SALE-My Edison photograph,
 with 25 good records; fine running order; $7 if taken at once; will take $1 weekly Or $6 cash. Herald, Box 20AA. 4-4-4d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

WANTED--Young woman for type writing and clerical work by local concern. Excellent opportunity for right party. Box 15F, Herald.
 4-3-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

Reliable girl wanted for general houseworll. Good home. Good wages "A Hart street, down stairs.
 4-3-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

FOR SALE-Smali pigs: fr1uz| North street. New Britain. N
 3-z
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04
HELP WANTED-FENI

WANTED--Compe potent maid for gen. eral housework. Small family.
 Call at 24 Cedar street. 4-4-3dx
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04
All Advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by l 50 p. m. on the day of issue.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two delivery cars in fine oondition- Williams Auto Co.,, 287
 Film St. 4-4-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

WANTED-Young lady typ1st for local manufacturing concern, knowledge of stenography not es- sential but must have had some experience. Address with refer- ences, Box X20X, Herald Office.
 3-27-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

WANTED-At once. refined, energetic ladies to engage in an outdoor oc- cupation in this city and vicinity,
 part or all time. Good income. Ad- dress Box A23X. 4-2-3dx
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04

OVERLAND delivery with starter S250; one fast roadster S150. Co., hen Motor Co.,. S6 Arch street.
 A-4-3d
New Britain herald., 1918-04-04
FOR SALE.

1918 BUICK roadster, in inc shape, only $250. Cohen Motor Co.,, SC
 Arch street. 4-4-sd
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

Red Cross labels will not be accepted
for mailing. Full instructions may be
obtained from Mrs. G. f. Sharpe,
chairman of the local branch, Red
Cross
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07
ORR YER SATLE ARMY.

Unbeatable proof that going to war
involves knowledge slightly wider
than the technique of pulling a trig-
ger is furnished in q request for
books from Librarian Josselyn, of
the American Library Association Lii
brary, at Camp Johnston, Florida. In
one day alone he forwarded requests
from soldiers there for books cover
ing:
Coffee--roasting, blending, rather
than cultivation.
Woolens.
Refrigeration.
Cold storage and transportation of
food materials.
Medical dictionary.
Sanitation and the public health.
Psychology.
Shorthand and typewriting, also
mechanics of the typewriter.
and anything else in addition that
may have handy
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07
MAYBE THE AUTHOR WAS IN
CAMP, TOO.

Almost everybody has heard the
story of the drafted millionaire who
found his superior officer to be the
man who had formerly buttoned up
his shoes in the morning.
That familiar incident is only ex-
ceeded by one of the sergeant who
went INTO a camp library maintained
by the Am erican Library Association
and asked for a late book on ship
building. The Association takes
great pains that all books of a tech
nical nature which might. be useful
to soldiers and sailors. are Kept on the
Shelves So the librarian in charge
reached confidently for q brand new
book on shipbuilding and handed it
to the sergeant.
"Shucks,' grunted the sergeant; II
did the drawings for that book
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07
KenSinGtOn Red Cross.

Saturday has been appointed as
Gas Mask Day by Governor Hol-
comb and all persons should bear in
mind that the government has asked
that all fruit pits and nut shells be
deposited in the receptacles provided
for them at the local post offices, gro
Gerry stores, and schools. The Christ
mas boxes for the local soldiers Over
There have arrived and will be given
out al the kensington Red Cross
rooms. in the chapel, to all persons
having labels from a soldier in
France. Packages not showing the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07
ITHORESS BACK
| IN berlin HOME
! |. A. WILDER Returns After
/ Living in California
lNCIS ALBIN ANDERSON
Known Resident Dies at Home
Sister in Beckley---Meeting of
A@sna Hart Willard Chapter
Beristmas Boxes For Soldiers.

SIS L. A. WILDER. once resident
a1eriden avenue has returned
her long stay in Oakdale, Cal,
will reside in the Wilbert estate,
sIeriden avenue with her brother
n. WILDER. Miss WILDER is an
|r local author and has written a
Ferries of stories for the EVERY
E., Short Stories" and "Argosy"
hzines. She has also written a
bber of popular plays. One of
Ee is Whispering Hearts now
ing in the Majestic theater in
York and another The Inner
eSA is being tried out at the
house theater. in New York. Miss
Rer is AZ years Of ae and haS been
pakdaIe, al. since 1901. where
/ has made a study Of writing
es and plays, In 1914. Miss VIII
met Harry Smith the popular
fin author, at New York where
6as trying out his most successful
THE Little School-Teacher."
Asst WILDER, as yet has made no
bunc Gem ents as to what her plans
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

Ensign Sherrod Skinner was hom e
on a furlough over the Weekend
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07
RED HOT DRIVE FOR
PLA|kVILLE QUOTA
Out Of Town Speakers to Talk to
Factory Workers Here
ITALIANS CAPTURE TOWN

Big Celebration ia Honor Of Defeat
of Austrian srnieS--Funcra1 of
James j. Il. Bolmer-SatuTday is
Gas Mask Day.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

contain important news concerning
the rally next Sunday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07
Maple Hill

The meeting of the Literary club
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. G.. Loomis Miss
Sara Carol, the visiting nurse of New
Britain. Who was to have made an
address at the meeting, was una bic
to be present.
Mrs. G.. K. Spring of Thompson
street and Mrs. r. W. Poteet of New
Britain are spending q few days in
New York.
E. D. Proudman of Hampton, Viz
ginia. is visiting his brother f. B.
Proudnan of Frederick street
Ensign Sherrod Skinner was home
on furlough over the weekend.
Miss Ruth Law entertained a num-
Der of girls of the A etna Insurance Co.
at a Halloween party.
Mrs. w. "A, Kianer of Golf street
will spend few days with friends in
Middletown.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

Red Cross labels will not be accepted
for mailing. Full instructions may be
| obtained from Mrs. G.. E. Sharpe,
cha irn1an of the local branch, Red
| Cross.
Emma Hart Willard Chapter.
Emma Hart Willard Chapter D. A.
| r., will hold the first meeting of the
season at the home of Mrs. George
Dodd on Berlin street, Friday. Miss
| Wittleton vice-regent of Sarah Riggs
Humphreys chapter, at Derby, will
give a talk. Tea will be served and
several matters of importance will be
discussed by the Chapter.
Berlin Briefs.
Harry Vile Of the Naval Reserve has
returned after a three months cruise
| in foreign waters, and is spending a
| short furlough at the home Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vile, of
! Berlin street
| Chief Petty Officer Golen has re-
turned to Cape May, to his ship, as
/ he expects to leave for France this
week.
=. The Berlin Red Cross will hold its
meetings Tuesday and Wednesday in
| stead of Friday.
| The regular weekly church services
will be held at the Berlin Congrega-
tional church tonight.
The weekly meeting of the Berlin
| Branch, Boy Scouts, will be held at
! church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Irene McKeon is out again after a
! severe illness.
| Mr. MildrUm has finished the school
| enumeration and will probably issue
! the report next week
! Mrs. Joseph Weeks is spending the
| weekend with her parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. Paul Frammer, OF CRANKY.
\. W. Baldwin, of kensington has
butChcred a hog weighing 483 lbs
! The hog was only one year old.
An important meeting of the general
| committee of the United War Work
| Campaign viii be held at the Peck
| Library in Kensington tonight at
! o'clock and final Instructions will be
given to the solicitors.
$1.00 Sale still going on at Golden
blum Millinery Co, until Saturday
| only.-adVt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

are, but III all proba bility she has
made her home in Berlin so as to
be near New York where all her
phys are to be tried out.
Francis Albin Anderson.
Francis Albin Anderson, aged 80
years, died yesterday at the home of
his sister in Beckley, after six months
illness. He formerly lived in Bristol
where he was employed by the New
Departure Mfg. Co. He was born in
Sweden. He is survived by his mother
and four brothers in Sweden and his
sister, Mrs. Emil Bengston of Beck
ley He was a member of John
Erickson lodge. Order of Vasa and the
Employees Health and Protective as
ISOLATION Of the New Departure Co.
in Bristol The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon from his sisters
home and Rev. DR.. S. G. Gilman will
off1ciate. Burial will be in Fairvew
cemetery.
Questjonnaires UncaIIed for.
Postmaster ". w. Pagan announced
this morning that there are a number
of missionaries at the Kensington
post office which have not been called
for and the local advisory board has
asked that anyone knowing the where
abouts of these persons notify them.
The following have their question
naires at the Kensington post office:
Giuseppe Centrilli, Walter Johnson,
Mike Mickle, William Labieniec, John
Matczak John Varia Varuitti, Gui-
sippe Crolo, John Bozak, Henry Wer-
sinsli. John Fowalsky and Andrew
Podlank. Postmaster A, B. Goodrich
also announced this morning that the
FOLLOWING questionnaires have not
been called for at the Berlin post
office: Joseph Clarke, Steve Koudek,
Jake Mosciadro. Mike KEENAN, and
John kulczien@|li. All those who will
need any help with their question
n&;re% win 20 either 20 til" town clerk
or NJ Mt2Grum at the Berlin Savings
bank.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

are, but in all probability she has
made her home in Berlin so as to
be near New York where all her
phys are to be tried out.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

Miss Ruth Law entertained a mum
Der of girls of the A etna Insurance &C
at a Halloween party.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-07

Mrs. w. A. kianer of Golf street
will spend few days with friends in
Middletown.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
ROOSEVELT MA WYGLO-
SIC SENSACYJNA MOVIE.

Washington, %. stycznia. -
Roosevelt ma jutro wyglosic swa
move w klubie National Press
Club, kt6ra ma bye nadzwyczaj
sensacyjna, gdyz ma w niej odpo
wiedziec ma atak onegdajszy sen.
Stone'a. Roosevelt po to tylko tn
przyjechal, azeby zdobyc kontro-
le, mad partya republikahska i po-
kierowac walkq przeciw admin
stracyi, kt6ra sic obecnie skupia
w bilach wojennych sen. Cham
berlaina.
Washington kipi wre. Cicka
wosG najwyzsza panujc, jak Roo
scvclt odpowic czlowiekowi, kt6-
ry 60 nazwa},, najpoteznicjszym a.
gcntcm kajzcra w tym kraju."
Znawcy polityczni mowia, zc
PREF. Wilson ma razic ME bedzie
sic do walk micszat i krytyki
Roosevclta bedzic ignorowaf.
Roosevelt zamieszkaf II swej
corki, pani Alicyi Longworth,
gdzie przyjat wczoraj bardzo
wielka liczbe swych zwolennikow.
Republikanic So "a Roosevelt
tenn konscrwatySci zapominaja
ostatni rozlan progrcsywny. O.
negdaj bronili w scnacie Roose-
vclta pred atakami demokrat6w
tacy konserwatywni rcpublikanie
jak sen. Lodge i sen. Pcnrose.
Zwolennicy Rooscvelta, kt6rzy
obecnie staraja sic o opanowanie
komitetu krajowego partyi repu-
blikahskiej, zdobyli pierwsza IT,
tarczke. Ma posiedzeniu subkomi-
tetu przeprowadzili uchwale, aze-
by obecny komitet kampanijny i
komitet doradczy byiy nadal IL
trzymane. Obydwa komitety sq
"a Rooscvcltcm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
z CHAoSU RoSYJSKIEGO.
Piotrogrod, %. stycznia.

Piotrogrod, %. stycznia. -
Premier Lenin i inni wykonawcy
wiadz bolszewickich zarzadzili
Siedztwo poScig energiczny NOR
derc0w Kokoszkina i Szyngare-
wa, dawniejszych ministrow Kie-
renskiego, zamordowanych oneg-
daj w szpitalu w nocy, przez ME
schwytanych dotad zolnierzy ma
rynarki. w ca}em mieScie mori
ow nieludzki wywolai giosy obu-
rzenia protcstu: zamordowano
bowiem ludzi wybitnych, czystej
przeszioSci, tylko odmiennych "a
sad politycznych - zamordowano
ich w nocy, we Snie - chorych, W
szpitalu. =. w kilkunastu stree
lali mordercy do bezbronnych
dwu chorych... 10 ME byi czyn
rcwolucyonistow - to bandyci
byli jego sprawcami. Takim jest
powszechny gios opinii. Co do u
klad6w pokojowych mic pewnego
ME wiadomo, podobno tylko Tro-
ckii ME ma juz wiecej powrocic
dc Brzescia Litewskiego. w Ru-
munii podobno agitacya bolszewl-
cka sprawila nader silny ruch re-
wolucyjny; ma froncie rumuhsko-
rosyjskim bratanie sic wojsk ME
ustaic: wzajemnie odwicdzaj2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23

znacznic dotychczasowe przepisy
zyWnoSciowe: move Zarzadzenla
stosujq sic do wszystkich hote-
low, jadlodajni, restuaracyi, ma
znaczaja diva 7dtf+wtygodniu bez
miesa - srode piatek W kraju, a
wtorek piqtek w Londynie; mad
to w zadnym dniu ME wolno spo-
zywac zadnego miesa miedzy 60
dzinami 5tq 1870, mleka jake
napoju uzywac ME wolno - wy
lacznie ono dla dzieci nizcj 10 lat
wicku. Nadto wyznaczono najdo-
kladnicj wiclc uncyi podawac ma
ley potraw miesnych, m9cznych,
tiuszczu, cukru itp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
Rejdy ma MiaSta NiemieCkiG.
IN NE TELEGRAM Y
Anglia ogranicza zywno$G'
NASTROJE w NIEMCZECH.
Amsterdam, %. stycznia.

Amsterdam, %. stycznia. -
Prasa niemiecka w kontroli cen :
zury bardzo silncj pilnej ME vie
le moze pisac otwarcie, lecz tc
odezwania sig jcj, kt6re byIy mo-
zliwe, wiele daja do mySlenia,
Przedewszystkiem stoSunki W
Austryi powoduja w Niemczech
zaniepokojcnie; w samych Mem
czech - choc military.ci gore
wzieli, lecz druga partya pokojo-
wa - bez anexacyjna w sile jest
znacznei liczyc sic MIA musza
re sic badz co badz ME wszyscy
nawet u sterow rzadu niem1cckie-
so godza ma pangermanistyczne
zaborcze tendencye dowodem
jest, IL W tych dniach zrezygno-
wal wiceadmirai Mueller, szef
sztabu marynarki niemieckiej,
podobno z tego powodu, IL ME
chciai sic godziG ma anexacye. "a, a
przemawiaf mu do przekonania
pokoj ma warunkach Lloyd
Georgia. Wilsona. Pangermani-
sci sila sic ma pozyskanie narodu:
admiral Tirpitz objezdza kraj i
mowy wygiasza, by wm6wic lu-
dowi, re Niemcy musza ostatecz-
nc osiagnac zwyciestwo. Co do
targow pokojowych - sytuacya
bez zmiany. Charakterystycznym
jest CLOS gazety .,Zukumft'', wy
dawanej przez Maxymiliana Har-
dena: pisze ona, IL ten, kto chcc
wydrzec Rosyi - Polskc, Litwe j
hurlandye, ten robl sic Wro9lem
zacietym Rosyi ma Gala przysz-
hose; co do Alzacyi i Lotaryngii
-, oczywista Mkt Z Aliant6w ME
przypuszcza, by Niemcy by}y
sklonne oddac je obecnie, lecz co
bedzie "a lat pare, pc podpisaniu
pokoju, kiedy MONA bedzie sko-
munikowac sic ludem owych
krain pozna sic jego pragnieniaY
Konczy Harden zdaniem, re zaje-
Gle Alzacyi i Lotaryngii by}o
grubym bledem politycznym Me-
mice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
PRED WIELKA OFEN-
SYWA..

Paryz, %. stycznia. - Francya
i Alianci oczekuja wielkiej ofen-
sywy Centralnych w zupe}nym
spokoju, gotowi ma jej odparcic
zwycieskie, chocby op}acone masa
ofiar. Powiadaja, re bitwa ia be-
die najwieksza w tel wojnie, mo-
re nawet decydujaca - ma to sic
" calej pelni zanosi. Komenda "a
liancka Sledzi pilnie wszelkie ru-
chy wojsk niemieckich - najwi-
doczniej ma to, by mich korzy
STAG odpowiednio. Ogolnie spo-
dziewaja sic, IL sIoro tylko zima
SIC przesili - walka sic zacznie
ma calej linii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23

sic zofnierze oficerowie stron O.
bu, to tez czynic musi swoje:
Rumunia ME wiele ma to zdzialac
moze, poniewaz odbywa sic to W
gfafieach, okres1ohyeh 'zawiesze-
MEM broni. Walk Z kozakami i
Ukraincami znow silniej rozgo-
rzaly: donosza, IL wojska oddane
bolszewikom pokonaly Dohcow i
Ukraihcow w okolicy Poltawy i
zajely to wazne miasto. Ukraifi-
cy usiluja wyprzec bolszewikow
Z Charkowa, jak dotad i'm sic to
ME udalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
RAPORTY.

,Paryz, %. stycznia. - Pod Ma
varin VISTA Niemcy reid puScili ma
linie francuskie: odparci; pod
Auberieve byla potyczka: Fran
cuzi wzieli jencow kilkunastu
noca Francuzi rewanzujac sic
Niemcom puScili reid pod Nava-
rim na okopy niemieckie i wdarli
sic az do ich trzeciej linii, niszczac
wszystko gruntownle; pod
Rheims probe rcjdu niemieckieso
odparto ogniem bateryi. Mad Mo-
"a kanonada.
Londyn, %. stycznia. w O.
kolicy Ypres wzieto W potyczce
Niemcom dwie mitraliezy; pod
St. Quentin Niemcy wykonali
reid ma okopy angielskie - od-
party; kanonada silna ma ca}ej Ii
rii. Awiatyka angielska zbombar-
dowala w poniedzialek W nocy
miasta Courtrai, Roulers, Rum
beke, oraz dalej wg}ab Niemiec,
gdzie zbombardowaly aeroplany
angielskie - fabryki wojskowe w
Bernstorffie, pod Metzem, W
Thionville w Arnaville.
Rzym, % stycznia. - w doll
ne Lagarina i mad Brenta obu-
stronna silna akcya dzialowa; ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
Y TORONTO, ONT. CAN.

DwieScie ochotnikow Armii Pol
skiej, ma czele wlasnej kapeli ma
pisem My W drodze do Francyi",
kr6rzy cwiczyli sic W obozie Niagara,
rrzemaszerowali ulice W Toronto, "
drodze ma p6inoc do innego obozu.
Jest to Geese armii rekrutowanej W
Ameryce. Kanadyjczycy zachwycali
sic tymi zuchami, kt6rzy pragna jak-
najpredzej dostat sic do Francyi, by
bio Niemca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23

Monte Grappa i Piave, dalej mad
g6rna Adyga rowniez strzelani--
ma; patrolowe utarczki na calej
prawie linii trwajs stale 81
~ N 6tss assnbio Ntefircy pf65tDSo-s. =
wall ataku wrecz, lecz zostali ba-
teryami wloskiemi rozproszeni.
Paryz, %. stycznia. - Ma mace
dohSkim tcrenie po Butkowa Bull
garry reid urzadzili - bez rezul-
tatu, odpowiedzicli Anglicy ia
kimze samym REDEEM i wzieli
garSG jchc6w, oraz szk6d sprawili
wiclc nicprzyjaciclowi. w dolinic
s ba byly powazniejsze poty-
czkl. Lotnicy angielscy bombar-
dowali ostatnio Scres i stacyc kO-
lejowe okoliczne.
Berlin, %. stycznia. Ma
flandryjskim odcinku strzelanina
ozywiona, gl6wnie pod Ypres, W
kilku punktach by}y utarczki z
angielskimi patrolami: pr6by
podchod6w angielskich odparto
W starciach wrecz. w Argonne
artyleryjska robota ME ustaje; W
kilku punktach pr6bne ataki fran
crskie odparto. Mad Moza stree
lanina nieustanna. Awiatyka obu-
stronnie czynna.
, - Ma wfoskim macedonskim
froncie niema Wazniejszych wy
darzeh. 4
Konstantynopol, %. stycznia.-
RAPPORT turecki donoSi, IL KRAKOW
niki ,,Midulu" Sultan Selim'
w pomySlnym ataku, skierowa-
nym przeciwko statkom angiel-
skim w okolicy wyspy lmbros,
zatopi}y diva monitory angielskic
,,Raaglan" i M. 2S.", oraz diva
aeroplany zniszczyly, a nadto
zbombardowano ma owej wyspie
skiady angiclskie amunicyi. w
powrocie ,,Midulu" zosta} zato--
piony przez miny, a Sultan Sc
lin" zostaf uszkodzony przcz
dziala angielskic.
Londyn, %. stycznia. - Praso-
wo donosza, IL okret ,,Sultah Sc
linn, kt6ry schroni} sic uszkodzo-
ny ciezko w cieSniny Dardanel-
low, zbombardowany przez dzia-
Ia angielskich okretow jest abso-
lutna juz ruina; zatonac ME mo-
&c, bo osiadI ma mieliznie przy
brzegu, lecz jest ME zdatny do u
zytku juz zadnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-23
EMBARGO MA TRY KO-
LEJE.
Washington, %. stycznia.

washington, rs. stycznla. -
Najgorsza faza sytuacyi weglo-
wei juz mine}a, lecz jeszcze panu-
'c Scisk ma kolejach, zwlaszcza
wschodnich, kt6ry pogarszaja o.
sire mrozy przeladowania wsku
tex zamowiei wojennych, wyno-
szacych obecnie kilka i kilkanas-
c;c razy wiecej, anizeli w czasach
przedwojennych. Dotyczy to
wszystko prawie wyiacznie Sta
r6w, pofozonych ma wsch6d Cd
Mississippi i ma p6lnoc Cd Ohio,
a jeszcze wiecej Stan6w ma
wschod Cd Pittsburgha i Buffalo.
Dalsze drastycznc kroki okazu.
ia sic koniccznc.
i. w. Parsons, rcdaktor pisma
weglowcgo Goal Age, kt6ry
wr6cii wczoraj I Waszyngtonu
do Nowcgo Iorku, oswiadczy}, &c
pieciodniowe wakacyc, kt6rc SIG
dis kohcza, sa tylko picrwszym
z dalszych krokow, kt0re dr..
Garfield, administrator opalu,
powezmic. ,.Jest bardzo mozliwc"
- mowif p. Parsons - nc wkr0-
tee zostanic wydany zakaz, zno-
szqcy kursowanie pociqgow kole-
jowych Drzez oznaczony czas."
Wczoraj dr.. Garfield przeslaf
do generalnego dyrektora kolei
McAdoo proSbe nalozenie ,,em-
Largo" ma try koleje, II. zakaz,
azeby koleje tc ME przyjmowaly
dla przesy}ki zadnego frachtu
pr6cz zywnoSci. wcgla pewnych
zapasow wojennych.
Wczoraj popoludniu nalozono
takie ,embargo" ma kolej Nor
felix and Western.
DR.. Garfield wymienil W swej
pro5bic nastepujacc kolejc: Penn
svlvania ia wschod cd PittSburg,
Baltimore and Ohio oraz Phila-
dclphia and Reading. DR.. Car
field proponujc, azcby ,,cmbargO'
zoSta}o w zyciC
wprowadzonc i trwalo kilka dni.
bowiem ia tych kolc-
jach, kt0rc wszystkic prowadza
do port6w wschodnich cd kopalni,
lest taxa, ze dla zlamania Scisku
pic wystarcza wyiacznie zniesic-
NE konkurcncyi kontrola rzqdo-
da, lccz drastyczny krok, azeby
przcciwdziaiac nastepstwom mro-
zu. Zakaz taxi zaradzi brakowi
wagon6w dla przewozu wesla.
Rrak proznych wagonow - oto
klucz do calej sytuacyi, i do
braku wegla i do zastoju we IA
brykach. Scisk w ruchu kolejo-
wynn, powolnosc, I jaka fracht
dostaje sic do miejsca przeznacze-
ria i bywa wyiadowany, jest
pcwodem, re ME ma pr6znych
wagon6w przy kopalniach. Wy
kIuczenie pewnych towar6w Z
frachtu ma pewien czas uwolni
wszystkie te wagony dla przewo-
I'll wegla.
P. McAdoo ME bardzo sprzyja
takim zakazom, sqdzac, &c zf9-