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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09
AMERYKANSKA POZYCZKA
OLA UKRAINY.
Londyn, 8. pazdziernika.

IolIuyn, .. PaZuzlc1Tlhd.
CkraMskie biuro prasowe w Lon
dynIe komrnikuIe, re Stany Zje-
dnoczone otworzyly dla Ukrany
lzredyt w wysolooSci 10 rmlionow
doEarow, ktore nraja bye rzyte ma
zsktIpno amermykarrskich iowa
row
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09
I BiEra HsisMuIsg gisznsgs.

wsch6d s4okca o godzinie 6:56.
Zach6d s8onca o gOdzinie $40.
-
PogOda W Chicago okOlicy: -
Drobny deSzcz Przy urniarko"SneJ
temperature swiezym Poaudnfo-
wynn wietrze we cDwartek. w piatek
deszcz i znacznie chlodniej Pry
swiezym siInym p6lnOcno-Eaehod-
MIN wietr8e.
-
Temperature doby minionej: -
Najwyisza wczoraj o godz. PoPo-
ludnm. "a stopni, najuizsza godz.
q rano, 90 stopp'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09
FocH WYSLE OSTRE ULTI
MATUM.

Paryz, 9. pazdziernika.
Dzienniki tutejsze donosza, ze
marszatek Foch wygotowuje W
mysl otrzy1nsnego przedwzoraj
polecenra ostra note do rzadu
niemieckiego z zadaniem natych-
miastowcgo wycofania arnii Won
der Gotta KRAKOW nadba4tyc--
soch. .Nota postawi Gala kwestye
zupeAnie jasno zsgrozi stanow-
CO, ze W ra1ie dalszej zwboki ze
strony BrIipa Alianci chwyca
SIG ratychmiast surowych bez-
wzglednych srodkow.
KoPENHAGA DoNoSI, zE
ARMIA GoLTZA USTAPI.
Kopenhaga, 8. pazdziernika-
wv przecrwiefistwie do wczoraj-,
szej depeszy beriinskiej podaja
tuaj, re ostatni APPEL rzadu ME
m;eckiego do wojsk Won der Coli
"a, zedejacy wycofania sic ich z
prowincyi nadbaltyckfch, okaza'
sic s5utecznym ze niektore Cd
dziafy ich zaczeiy jsz trstepowae
zajrnowanych terytoryow "
sobote. Podobno lirka pocisgow
transportami wojsk tych odje-
die do Niemiec W naiblizszej juz
przyszsosci.
der Aclrt Uhr Blatt" twier'
dzi, re wiekszoSc armii Won del
Gotta oswiadczyia sic juz sta,
nowczo "a usiuchaniem rozkazu
"a ewakuacya Lrtwy Kurlandyi
a tyiko nieliczne puAli So jeszcze
niezdecvdowane i zarrruja stano,
wisko wyczekujace Pfsmo to do
nosi daIej, ze wycofywaniem tych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

(Dokoaceenie ma str. 3-ciei.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

Burmistrz Thompson, ktory
wyjechal byl Chicago ma krot-
kie wakacye- do Iron Mountain,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
RAMSEY COUNTY
PIONEER IS DEAD

Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock at
the Mercy Hospital occurred the
death of w. H. Arnold. Death was
due to a complication of diseases.
Mr.. Arnold: is an old resident of
Ramsey county,. having moved here
nearly 20 years ago from the state of
Indiana. Since coming here he has
been constantly employed as a mail
carrier. He served the first route es-
tablished out OF Devils Lake. which
he carried for some time, ,5latSr being
transferred to Crary where he tenn
:perarily handled a route 1ostNf that
city. He returned here and since has
carried route No. 3. He was con-
scientious and faithful worker in this
capacity and was ever ready and will
ing to accommodate the patrons on
his route, which has resulted in gain
ing for him a host of friends. ,e-
In private life he was m honored
citizen, doing as best he could those
duties Of citizenship, that he was call.
ed upon to perform. nc can be truly
said that he SO conducted himself that
in all this community he had not a
single enemy, but counted all as. his
friends. He is survived by his wife,
and ten children. Mrs. Arnold has!
spent the winter on the Pacific coast
and pending her, arrival no arrange
naents have, been made for the funer-
al. =
The children are Charley Arnold Of
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
INTER cEAN-votuME xxxr1. NO. IS
GENERAL CREEL
EXPRESSES VIEWS

In writing to a Devils Lake friend
Gen. H. M. Creel, who is spending the
winter at Mama, Fla, has this to
say:
"Well the war is over, Mr.. Wilson
is in Europe; l always contended it
was a good thing for him to 10, tu:
he will find England's idea of he
freedom of the seas much as before,
and will find European diplomacy the
worst case of equinocation he ever
dreamed of, and will come back q big
ger man than ever or totally discred-
tied; league Of nations is danger
Gus thing to US, the Monroe doctrine
would be abolished, and they would
out vote us ten to one, yet if such an
arrangement can be made that men
can no longer wantonly commit
wholesale murder it should be done.
If a man sees dogs fighting on the
street he tries to separate them-I
always did, yet he takes his improved
rifle and wades out to kill his fellow
men by the dozen, it is all wrong un-
der the conditions of the last war, i'm
proved methods of murder, the world
has gone back 1000 years. shame
and disgrace. We must help all we
can but we cannot carry the whole
world, and the next loans will not be
as easily secured, we must begin to
retrench, waste of money always oc-
ours in war times, no> matter what
party is at the helm"
H. NJ. Creel.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
STATES REJECT new
TELEPHONE RATES

New toll and long distance tele-
phone rates approved by Postmaster
General Burleson became effective at
midnight last Monday night except in
states where temporary restraining
orders against the companies have
been issued by the courts. This an
nouncement was made by w. H. La
mar, solicitor of the postofice de-
partment, who is a member Of the
federal wire control committee.
Under the new rates there will be
9 basic charge d. sta mffls a. mile
airline mileage, with half the day
rate for night service up to midnight
and one-fourth the day rate between
that hour and 4.30 a. m. .
An order to suspend the proposed
increase in telephone rates was issued
by the Missouri public service COM
mission.
Telephone companies Of Michigan
were warned by the state railroad
commission that any attempt to put
into effect the new rates would re-
suit in prosecution under the state
law. -...
The New Jersey public utilities
commission ordered suspended the in
creased rates. The suspension is
made on authority of the New Jersey
state statutes which provide that the
reaso,'::sts:eness of an increase must
be asnv'r.
An or'er restraining the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone COM
pany from putting into effect the new
schedule was issued by the West Vir-
ginia Public, Service commission.
A temporary Injunction restraining
the Ameriean Telephone and Tele-
graph company from putting into ef-
feet the rate ordered by the Postmas-
ter General was obtained in a state
court on petition of the Illinois state
public utilities commission.
The Nevada railroad commission
has ordererd all companies operating
in that state to disregard the tele-
phone order Similar action has been
taken by the: corporation commission
Of Arizona. ~.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29

Y House bill &c, by Watson, relates
to stale improvement of streets and
sidewalks when two-thirds of the res
ident owners in numbers or invalue Of
real estate bounding both sides of any
street not less than one square shall
petition for such improvement.
The House, sitting in committee of
the whole, recommended that the fol-
lowing bills do poss:
House bill Is, relating to the ex-
tension of time on foreclosure.
House bill 38, requiring supreme
court to hear additional evidence m
cases tried by jury.
House bill, II, provides for a state
commissioner Of weights and meas
ures.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
NEW CORPORATIONS
...r2-a TNEYE nnECESA1vyv nyISrSrr
r.

: Bismarck, Jan. 17.-New corpora
tions: Of. the week are the Standard
Commercial Co., of Kildeer, incorpor-
ated by H.: L. Berry, Ellen Berry and
Fraak a. Cleveland, all of Kildeer, for
s., ,0ae, to buy and sell real estate,
mortgages and bends, to sell wood,
flour and feed, and to run a moving
pictnree show; the Midway Coal Co., of
Burlington, capitalized at $2o,aoo by
w. r, Gross, H. n. Graves and Joseph
Dustherger, who plan to engage in a
general coal mining and fuel business,
and the Perry Furniture Co.., Of Bis
matrk, capitalized at $25, 900 by w.
B.. Ferry; Krist Kjelstrup and o. E.
Anderson, all Of Bismarck, and o. v.
Bowman of Washburn.. .
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29

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1ost.su q parry s. oy a,asod Sns da n = "a, ,nr'
,nsleNH, Wno was snp.oyeu on t .alm;
1ot tlr1vang II , az !ne arm ne 13una
tnat; tnt 1eAow QUO ngs eoms anyMnsle 81 :
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1ley s.ven oy tns ss'es'''an ~ = :
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asfm =. sasa tnas Tue man mao a hos oeen ea.
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1enrS that +he n nsci..se ~ 1 hsa -, a. d.
:7;ve1ed and that tha ,nart,, reca;v;na
T. was an elevator s,a seant - abaroe ~
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coof w,;ch he Al = +ha fo,,,. .f 80 =
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& Jaeobson's which had been maid for
by@a like check which was aiso hon.
,ofed.
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7;.ht xha+ :, ~ ,ss,;t,s ~ a".4 Dlvssu " ~
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
BOOSTERS OUT f0lR| ~: il. ~:
COMMERCIAL Club

AT a recent meeting of the board Of
directors Of the Commefpial Clukf Ac4
ton was taken toward giving ~ che
beautiful rooms which the club now
occupies and move TO- q room is the
city hall, maintaining only desk
This action was taken, by the ,direc-
tors, after repeated efforts, were made
to square up the Indebtedness Of, the
club and get it on a sound financial
basis, and no results obtained But
when this was given out to the people
Of Devils Lake, there was something
doing, and a stir made to see thAt the
club was in position to maintain
its present quarters, and at a regular
meeting :of the club Friday evening
there was a good attendance, and it
was the unanimous. opinion, that we
should not abandon our present guar
ters, but on the other hand the sseiti-
zens of the city should be appealed to
to the end that each and every one do
their part toward maintaining our
club and their present quarters. AS
a result a committee of twenty-fcul
business men and citizens We're ap-
pointed to make a drive for pledges
and membership to wipe out the pres
entn Indebtedness, and have funds on
hand for the coming year, and when
the committee calls upon you, JUST
DO YOUR PART. - 5ais
The Commercial Club rooms Of this
city is one Of the best advertisements
we have and they are widely known
as one Of the best set of club roonas
in the state, and even if you do not
patronize them ais much az you
should, don't forget that you have
friends from outside the city who Of
ten comes here, and they appreciate
these club rooms. They are a neces-
sity ffor:the city, and by all means let
us maintain: them.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
CAUCUS RAISES CON-. +
PENsAT|oN Fund BAl /

Bismarck, n. D., Jan. 27.-Ths
Nonpartisan caucus tonight endois-
:. ed bill providing for workmehS
compensation that will be inst6dud-
led tomorrow. It calls for a,ntpHo-
polistic state insurance fund, with
discriminatory in the hands
{ of q special compensation commis-
sion. =, - i:
:, Loss payments are. also distfin,-
g inatorY with the, same commission.
~; The anf-injunction bill also was
/, approved; while the. mine ipspec-
ton measure was further copatder-
il ed and finally approved: in ~, :.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
= EYlj1lI.s LAKEssAs q! CENTRAL 4 4
AND DISTRIBUTING POINT

s, Devils Lake should BE a cektsal
point for banking, milling, creamery
products, automobiles and machinery
distributing and in fact geneRlly
speaking, q young Chicago as there
tan be several industries brought
hera Grand Forks, Fargo and Minot
are doing it. Why not Devils Lake (!
"a good community building is needed
and live commercial club with mon
ey to do with and the combined sup
port of the people will make this town
take on new life that will surprise
itself. We have the best founda atl6n,
of any town in the Northwest and: in.
one Of the very finest improved aes-
:tions Of the country for the Great
Lake Region cannot be surpassed and,
Devils Lake should draw business
from all over the Northwest from, it'd
location and railroad facilities and;
will with the proper push; and spirit,
shown here,-let's be din it" during
the worlds reconstruction period
The roads leading to ] Devils A6ke
should be the best in the stxte SO that
coming to our city would be the ma
tural thing to do. 2jS4ai
There will be some good substan-
tial building going on here this sum-
mer and if the the people III this city
in 1919 will do their best, individual
ly and collectively, to push this town
to the FRONT, the results will be mar
velous. i: .f*s,
I am sending out some extra good
propoganda on the Great Lake Region
and am going to bring in some, ,gDpd
farmers with money to do with and !
am also with you to help boost, this
beautiful little city Of Devils Lake
let's all pull the right way;;-I say I
will. IL,
" u. B. Stteeter!!
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
LEAVE MISS NELSON ALONE

George Ballard of Ambrose says in
part as follows in a recent letter to
the Fargo Courier-News, the official
daily organ, of the Nonpartisan
League:s5
"The Office Of superintendent should
be left alone. The people have said in
no uncertain terms that Miss Nelson
Shall look after the interests of that
office and the present regime should
understand this and in no way modest
her. We do not want to play politics
with our system Of education and
there is no question that Miss Nelson
will do her utmost toward giving the
Office and the people the best that
there is in her. ..
"Had Mr.. Macdonald received the
office there is no question that the
governor would have been satisfied
with the present system; seeing that
he was defeated let us be as charita-
BILE toward her as we would have
been to him, If there is necessity: for
a change in authority relative to- oas
several branches. Of education, let the
people decide this at the next, elec-
tion, but let the present state officers
steer clear Of; ought that looks like
that awful 'autocracy' that we have
been fighting.
II am q, member of the league and
am greatly Interested in the program
to be inaugurated, in the state by our
present session Of the legislature"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
CAUCUS, WITH TOWNLEY BACK,
I GETS BIG LEAGUE MEASURE
UNDER WAY.
RED FLAG BILL IS
KILLED IN HOUSE
MANSON OF GRAND FORKS
~ CALLS BILL AN II. w. w. PRO-
MEASURE"

Bismarck, N. d. Jan. 27.-The
Nonpartisan league caucus to-:
night approved the five million
dollar bond issue for state-owned.
terminal ELEVATORS. The bill pro.
viding for bond issue is similar
to one providing for two million
dollar bond issue for state bank.
Other minor bills were approved.
A. C. Townley, who returned to
city last night, made first sap-
pearance before caucus in over q
week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29
HOW .LARGEnAMoUNT .wAshLosT

r Some fifteen years ago the Asia Z.
Pears Company of England, ;bateviine
that their publicity had earneha an IL,
vulnerable place: for. their product,
and was no longer, necessary 4asad
advertising, says Pubiicity.' ~ six;
months no Pears :advertisin1 appear
ed. and in that period, tAea SStb1htipaiiy
had; host IS percent Of It's abAs M It
was estimated it cast the &MpalX
E$e, 100000 over and absve it
publicity schedule tesrectify ~ As
rSr.and get back -wherssiti wf before
thesexperiment. 80 rs - ..;%::, l;:i, T., L.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29

this: city, Jim, a resident Of Indiana,
Brighton, Dewey and George, all en-
ployed In the shipyards at Seattle,
Mrs. :Lathen of Glasgow, Mont, Mrs.
Ecker of: Seattle, Mrs. Nersin Of this
Ecitys and Thuress and May, both Of
this city: f Nd.
Those mourning the less Of husband
and father have the sympathy Of tho
entire community. III
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 27.-Repre-
sentative p. G. Hanson Of. Grand
Forks county this afternoon told Nom
partisan league members Of the
House that the time would come
when they would have to give an ac-
counting if they passed House bill 81,
denying the courts jurisdiction in Ia
Dor disputes where application is
made5 for an injunction to prevent the
deShNetion Of property. rioting, pick
etfnA Intimidation, sedltion and boy
cotting. The. bill has been called an
H.. w. W.. protection measure" and
Hanson declared. that it was dan
eerous bill to write into the statute
books. But, as Hanson himself said,
the bill, passed with the solid league
vote behind it. -. - -. =
Manson declared that he knew there
was no use talking against the bill,
hut felt that it was "a very danger
Gus bill for the farmers, and you men
will have to account for it later"
II suppose can get along as well
as some OF the rest Of you can," he
said, "but tits going to: put a hard
ship on us. We are going to have a
pretty hard time these days getting
along, anyway. But go ahead, boys,
20 to it. I know the bill will pass,
Go ahead and we will let it pass, boys,
but you will have to account for it.
The motto is well stick, we'll win,'
but it looks to me as though it will be
we're stuck, we're stung."
Representative johnson. in voting
No, said: '.s..
II vote No. for the reason that it
looks to me as though it is an ! w.
w. measure, instead Of labor meas
ure, where an I. w: w. Gun get Into
a crew, of threshers and organize a
strike over night so the machine is
tied up in the. morning, and for that
reason vote NO" Previous to this,
the House inferred Representative
Ness's Red Flag bill, makink it a mis-
demeanor to carry in. street parades
or to display in any public hall the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-01-29

House Bill W. Permitting
Destruction Of Property Riotins,
Grave Dangers Says Day of Accounting Coming Many Bills introduced

Bolshevism. The bin first was killed
in the caucus. Representative Ness
tee advising indefinite postponement
be tabled, but it was voted down.
The House is having . little fun at
the expense of Senator browns grain
grading act. There is no particular
objection to the bill, but MIR. Drown
has been too indep Adent and not
altogether regular 8 his caucus du-
ties,so he is being disciplined. Senate
bill ID, which is his / amenG1gl grain
grading act, after having hSln once
amended in the committee and recon-
mended to pass in committee Of the
whole, was re-referred wheh it came
up for final passage teday.
Many Bills Introduced. r..
It was a day Of introdueting bills
in the House. House bill, SO. by the
committee on taxes and tax laws, en-
powers the tax commissioner to have
the attorney general attend to mon
eys and credits which the commits
sioner may have reasonnEo believe
have not been properly listed for tax
alton. .''essu @
House bill 81, introduced BY. Al
befts, provides that the claims of any
special Investigators whom the attor-
ney general mayaseEtl1ysto haye been
acting under his diresspn,Shall be al
lowed, providing Mf.anafE attach
es to the voucher aseertiticAts to the
erect that ION accoeet .of the mature
OF such work, IT was 'theSpedient and
impossible TO obtain itemized receipts
for such claim. gag
House bill IA, alto presented by the
TAX commlttee, provides Tor . tsx up
UNI any .iansler g RfpPer.y, lsa, per:
sonal oi ml1eu. g Afy lntelest mere.
on on, q income tneistrom = t1ost. ol 0
otnstM!ss,. g any lfIson, assoclatio1 ass.
VI coipols1.t"n, e1capS caHnty; soWn .e.s.
~ lnunlclp pa co,pot'a.,ons . :, s.s4'l '''. ~
staoe, iol stllctly. county, osM o.
la"nlelpal pulposes, ana c31peIssao1ls
OF tnls stase .1l&anlzea qnaef tslaw,
solely Tor 1elgiGus OF eaAcat.onal =
pulposes, Wnlen s5all w tne n1o!elts
50 tiansleIleu excluslYe!y 1ek tne pn1.
Graham guardian., 1919-02-21
WITH A WAR SAVINGS STAMP

This modest token lady mine,
! send thee for valentine:
Observe how fitting is its hue
Truths own symbolic color, blue;
And. like my love, tits single-face.
And sure to stick when rightly placed.
Nor is it but transient guest,
But pledged to future interest,
Though chastely fair, it's worth is more
Than Shower offerings sent befoei
Then, love, accept with smile benign
My patriotic vaientinel
-'Ccrinne Rock well Swain.
Graham guardian., 1919-02-21

Respectfully submitted,
.., D. A. DUKE Treasurer,
Graham County, Arizona.
report the Board Supervisors of the ndebt
of the county of property owned by the county, cash hand
subject the of such Indebtedness and of
for county purposes for the ending December 81 1918
required by Paragraph 248 Revised Statutes of Arizona 1913
having been filed approved by the board and the clerk
ordered to mail copy the the State
statement of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors showing
detail the amount audited and allowed by the Board of Super
ysos for services rendered and materials furnished Graham
County Arizona fer the year 1918 having been filed with
chairman of the Board of Supervisors the clerk ordered
enter the the minutes of this meeting the being
follows: