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The Washington times., 1919-04-28
THE OLD MAID.
BY Mary Humphreys.

NNR- 49, "H"Se
BY Mary Humphreys.
Miss Essie has come to the end of her
She died an old maid.
In her coffin so cold, in her parlor
so prim,
Where the soFEowful shadow OF twi-
light delays,
Very wrinkled and old. very palIid
and grim,
Miss Essie lies dead.
A flower that never was destined to
Tho it's petals unfurIed
To the kiss Of the night, to the
clasp Of the. storm;
Tho it shrank in alright from its
pitiful doom;
Yet a whitening blight, yet a can
kerinE worm
In its bosom lay curled.
At the foot Of her grave shall plant
a wild rose,
And perchance It may fall
In a summer to come, when the
graves are all green,
That some little maiden as homeward
ohC BOGG
Thru the churchyard may roam, and
in fear at her sin
Pluck a rose for her doll.
She will tenderIy fondle it's petals so
fair,
And she never will know
That she kisses q soul that was
hungry for love,
That a mothers fond fingers are
stroking her hair.
That the bitter tears roll from a
mother above
To her baby below.
Miss Essie has come to the end of her
days
She died an old maid.
Nobody loved her. and nobody cares
That tired out with longing, and sick
OF the race,
In her dark little room at the foot
Of the stairs
Miss Essie lies dead.
tier, the work of Browning or
The Washington times., 1919-04-28

II saw in your columns where a
little boy, eight years old, sent you
25 cents he had earned to help buy
smokes for soldiers. He wants
some one to match his 25 cents. I
have so cents that ] have earned.
/ will match his 25 cents and give
25 cents more. Who viii match my
so cents?
"I was going to buy hair ribbon,
but, when saw your article l
changed my mind.
81 think it would be q good idea
for you to start . club for the girls
and boys who donate money to help
buy smokes for sick soldiers"
LORETTA R. BROWN,
626SF street southwest.
The Washington times., 1919-04-28
EVELYN HOPE.
BY Robert Browning.

EVELYN HOPE.
BY Robert Browning.
Beautiful Evelyn Hope is dead!
Sit and watch by her side an hour
That is her bookshelf, this her bed;
She piucked that piece Of geraniun
flower,
Beginning to die, too, in the glass;
Little has yet been changed. think
The shutters are shut, no light may
Save two long rays throttle hinges
chink.
lBixteen years old when she died!
Perhaps she had scarcely heard my
name;
1t was not her time to love; beside.
Her life had many a hope and aim
Duties enough and little cares,
And now was quiet, now astir,
Till Gods hand beckoned Unawares-
And the sweet, white brow is al
Of her.
IL IT too late then, Evelyn Hope?
What, your soul was pure and true
Inc 6OOO SLaA = met III your nOEOSCOEGi
Made you Of spirit. fire. and dew
And, just because I was thrice as old
And our paths in the world diverged
so wide,
Each was naught to each, must be
told?
We were fellow mortals, naught
beside?
! love you, Evelyn, all the while,
Ny heart seemed fun as II could hold.
There was place and to spare for the
frank young smile.
And the red young mouth, and the
hairs young gold.
So, hush-I will give you this leaf to
keep;
See, shut it inside the sweet cold
hand.
There, that is our secret; go to sleep!
You will wake, and remember, and
understand.
Which do you like the b.
the stenographer?
The Washington times., 1919-04-28
HEARD AND SEEN

F. S. WHITEHoUSE, CIT New
York avenue, has q suggestion for
the name Of the club Of Washing.
tonians who are going to see that
wounded soldiers are not permitted
to stand up IN street cars.
Mr.. Whitehouss calls it the LEST
We FORGET" club.
"Why not" he suggests, request
the conductors instead Of calling
wounded soldiers to sing out this
kind of a general alarm or put q
card marked Lest We Forget In
large type where all the passengers
can see it,"
The Washington times., 1919-04-28

Here's . Little Girl VIE
Matches Robert AshtOn's quar-.
ter and raises him two bits.
Now who'll come along with
Loretta and give me . dOllaPI
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
HOME TOWN FEELING

While you can't force people into
sentimental affection for their home
town, you a make them see solid
reasons for pride in it..
Take Hope as it stands to day.
Does it not show steady advance ev-
cry year? Homes and business build
ings are more tasteful, kept in better
order. Private grounds and streets
are heater. Citizens raise more
shrubbery and flowers. There are
more trees, and many other gains
could be mentioned. It's a fine town
and people who come here and see
it with disinterested eyes say so.
When people begin to be proud of
their home town, to realize that it
is a privilege to live among such
kindly and intelligent and wide-a-
wake people, you have taken the
first step toward developing Home
Town Feeling. The result is to make
people realize it as a privilege to be-
long to such a community, and have
a share Of its hopes and enterprises.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
Elmer Muer. Dead.

Elmer Muer, Familiarity known to
our residents as dad Elmer, passed
away the end of last week at Ro-
chester, MINI. Death was due to
acute kidney trouble. dad" has
long been a resident of the communi-
ty, working at odd Jobs of teaming
and on farms and for a time was
employed by Mr.. Egan on the dray
line. He has suffered for some time
from kidney trouble, but the recent
attack was the worst he had suffered
and he decided to go to the hospital
for treatment. Very little is known
of his history and the whereabouts
of his relatives. He stated that his
folks had not heard of him in forty
years. 1t is reported that some of
them live in New York State. The
funeral services were held and in
terment made at Rochester.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
FIGHTING POSTS

The way to get at the terrible
loss Of wealth destroyed by pests,
is suggested by such movements as
that among the farmers Of Spokane
county. Washington. They have
worked out a plan to fight the squir-
rels, which are a menace to the crops
of the district. Farmers who poison
their own squirrels are to be given
a rebate out Of tax funds, which will
give an incentive to everyone to join
in this work of crop preservation.
To check the destruction by pests
all land owners must cooperate. If
100 farmers fight the pests and the
101st neglects them, that one man
may propagate enough pests on his
land to infect all the others.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
WOMAN's CLUB NOTES

The Woman's Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Warren, October 9,
with Mrs. Shippy presiding.
After reports of committees, del
egates we're chosen to attend the
Federation of Clubs at Grand Forks
this week. Those who Will attend
are Mesdames Shippy, Watson, Philip
j. A. Bowen, Gumb, and F. C. Martin
Mrs. Warren served a delicious
lunch and about twenty-five mem
bers report a very pleasant after
noon.
The next meeting Of the club Will
be with Mrs. j. A. Bowen on Oct. 23.
Leader, Mrs. Egan
Federation Meeting
Report of Delegates
Drill
Poem Mrs. Kotts
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
REVIVAL OF THE BICYCLE

Reports from bicycle factories are
that a large demand has set in for
wheels, and that a lot of people have
taken to riding again. Higher street
car and railroad fares promote it.
The bicycle has had much influ-
ence on the life Of the people. Be-
fore it was ~popularized, most work
ers had to live pretty close to the
factories.
The bicycle enables a business
man or mechanic to live anywhere
within a few miles Of his work, and
get back and forth with comfort. It
has greatly promoted the tendency
for people to live in open places on
the outskirts of towns, where they
can have gardens and good air and
avoid crowded tenements.
Children W bicycles today in en-
ormous numbers. The boy of rs
years ago had a velocipede with
which he used to trundle back and
forth on the sidewalk, but he never
got far from home on it. His son
ranges the surrounding country on
his modern wheel. Many youngsters
living in towns use the wheels to get
to and from work on the farms. The
help qeustion in market gardens is
partly solved by the bicycling con-
tingent.
With the girls and women the BIZ
cycle seems to have lost its charm.
The trouble may be that they can't
wear the modern tight skirt on the
wheel, or that nothing but automo.
bile rides will satisfy them now, OF
that the popular fellows no longer
invite them on long distance runs
But under present conditions the
girls may take to it again. 1t will
give them more physical culture thar
they can get in a calisthenics class
a better complexion than can be
bought at the drug store, and hel1
them see a great deal Of pretty coun.
try.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that &C.
cording to Section 3274 of the Com
piled Laws Of 1913, the Board of
County Commissioners will offer for
sale at public auction, to the high
est bidder, all or any part of pro-
perty owned by county.
Aforesaid property being located
in the town of Sherbrooke, and is
described as follows:
Lots l to 81 inclusive, Block 6,
and all building situated thereon, in
Guiding contents, which consists of
one Radiant Home Heater and five
other heaters, and two fire proof
safes.
Said sale will be held on Monday,
November 3rd, 1919, beginning at
100 P. M. at the office of the un-
dersigned.
The Board hereby expressly with
holds from sale, Jail cells and doors
to vault.
Board reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. BY order of the
Board Of County Commissioners.
Dated at Finley, North Dakota,
this 9th day of October, 1919.
G. J. MUSTAD,
3O-3t County Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
Meteorological Observations
Taken BY J. T, McCanA

See Mary Pickford in her latest
and greatest picture play, Daddy
Longlegs", at the Star Theatre, Fin
ley, Friday Oct. II. Two shows,
at 1880 and 9:15. Dance after the
show. Music furnished by the May1
vile Orchestra.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

Uncle Sam" has made it easy for
you to send US your shirts. collars
and dry cleaning. Our work is first
class and guaranteed to please. We
pay the return postage. Send your
next bundle to your home institution.
Call in and g how we operate when
you ire in town. 1916
DEVILS LAKE STEAM LAUNDRY
306 9Th st. Devils Lake, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

LOST: IA Ewes, II old and 3
lambs. Strayed from my place in
Willow Lake Twp. On Oct. 3rd. Find
er please notify R. ]. Jacobson, Hope
N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

Miss Dora Webb announces a big
reduction in Hats to start Saturday
October 18th, in her ad this week.
Be sure and look it over.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

FOR SALE: Three choice lots
and building 20 K 40. Can be re-
modelled to make q good house. $500.
See F. c. Martin.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

REGISTERED PIGS FOR SALE
Four Registered Chester White
Boar pigs Of March litter for sale.
Inquire OF Owen Enright, Route 4,
Hope, N. D. 29-4tp
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

For Rent. Furnished rooms and
rooms for light housekeeping. Phone
100.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
FOR SALE

House and barn located on south
side Of town. Inquire Of w. G.
Bjorklund, Hope. N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

See ad for reduction sale in mil
linery this week.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

II you are planning to hold an auc-
ton sale this fall be sure and have
your sale bills printed at the Pho
neer office.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
FOR SALE

have a good half section 6 miles
from Hope, partially improved, nice
grove, and about 800 acres under
cultivation. Price and terms are at
tractive.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

28-4t
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16

j. D. FOLEY,
28-4t Luverne, N. Oak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

iacznosci z obecns sytuacya
5wiadczy ono o tenn, re Niemcy
zdecydowani So podpisa6 traktat
pokojowy. Wyglada ma to, jakby
caly plan ten miai "a SODA aprob-
bate Berlina."
Londyn, q. czerwca. - Plan
zatopienia niemieckiej floty W
Scapa Flow opraoowal i wykona-
MIA jego dophnowa, wziety obec-
ME do niewoli wraz innymi
czAonkami niemieckiej zahogi wi
ceadmiral Won Reuter-, ktory wy
ra4nie do tego sam sic przyznaje.
twierdzac, ie dziaal zgodnie Z
wydanyml jeszcze w czasie woj-
ny rozkazami kaizera, wedle kt6-
rych poddanie sig byAo wzbro-
nione.
Z niemiedd5 zaAogi 1ostalo
zabitych szeSciu, a rannych die
sieciu.
PRoJEKT NOWEGo PAN
SILVA ZE SLASKA 1 PRUS.
Weimar, g. czerwca. - Gene
raj Groener, byiy pruski minister
wojny i nastepca Hindenburga
"a stanowisku szefa niemieckiego
generalnego sztabu, przybyl tn re
wschodnio = niemieckiego frontu
i konferowai Z rzqdem o kwestyi
polskiej, oraz o sytuacyi we
wschodnich prowincyach dawne-
60 panstwa niemiechego. Twier-
dzi on, ie Prusy Wschodnie i
Zachodnie, oraz Slask ~postano-
WHY utworzyc MOVIE, niepodlegfe
pahstwo, zrpefnie niezalezne Cd
Prus i Nimiec, gdyby jakakol-
wick czesc Z tych terytoryow
mia}a faktycznie dostat sic pod
panowanie polskie. Wywodzi on
dalej, re mieszkahcy tych pro-
wincyi (n~aturalnie Niemcy tylko,
4 wiec ci, kt6rzy So W mniejszo-
Sci). So rozgoryczeni ma rad ME
miecki, zalac sic, IL opuscil on je
i zgodzi} sic ma ustepstwa ich ko-
sztem, ably tylko zadowolnic A.
liant6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

re tylko Baden" i jeden lekki
krazownik ME by}y objete ia listq
pierwotna, przypuScic nalezy, re
zatopiono 9 pancernikow, 5 kra-
zownikow bojowych. 5 lekkich
krazownikow i % kontrtorpedo-
wcow, czyli razem Al okret6w.
Londyn, %. czerwca. - cato
picnic przez w}asna zafoge inter
nowanej W Scapa Flow niemiec-
klej floty wojennej ~wywoiuje tn
wiele krytyki pod adresem rzqdu
i admiralicyi z powodu niedosta-
tecznej kontroli, roztoczonej mad
tymi okretami mimo to jednak du
20 pism i oSob uwaza Gale to zaj-
Scie "a rzecz r~aczej pomySlna a
nizeli poza(owania godna, gdyz
rozdzia} ~pomiedzy Aliantow flo
ty tel byf cd dawna przedmiotem
sporu, kt6ry mog} wywolat po--
wazne nieporozumienia; - tax
zaS spor ten mus sam przez sic
ustac, gdy niema sic czem dzielit.
Byiy admiral Sir Cyprian
Bridge. interwiewowany W teJ
sprawie, wyrazi} sic:
,,Zatopienie to Jest z}amanicm
warunkow zawieszenia broni / ia
ko take rownoznaczne niemal z
nowym aktem wojennym. lecz W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
DR.. W1adysiaw Teodor Osowski.

DR.. W7adyslaw Teodor Osowski,
syn PIP. Piotra / Antoniny Osow-
skich, zamieszkaich W Eden, New
York, W tych dniach ziozyl chlubnie
egzamin dentystyczny | original DIV
plom dojrza}osci. UczeszczaI on do
Chicago College Of Dental Surgery,
Dry ulicach Harrison | Wood ! tam
kurs dentystyczny z chluba ukoh--
cyl 1 obecnie teraz zamierza udah
sic do Detroit, Mich, 1 tam zalozy"
sw6j offs, gdyz jak sam powiada.
Jest brak polskch dentystow " tam
tejszem mtescie przewainie Polaka-
mi zaIudnione 1 tam r~o2pocznio
swoj4 karyere dentystyczna. DR.. o.
sowski Jest mlodym j~eszcze l ener-
gicznym pracownikiem, to tet Sa-
pewne bedz1e mial powodzenie "
swoim przysziym zawodzie. DR.. o
sowski Jest znanym " okolicy He
lenowa 1 bawii W odwtedzinacb ua
plebanii u x. Piotra H. Pyterka.
Mlodemu d~entyscie ,,szczes6 Bo&e'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

cow W tych jego ~czesciach, ktore
znajduja sic obecnie pod okupa--
eva wloska ma podstawie postano-
wien traktatu londyhskiego. "a
chodzi Observation-Disclosures, re
dojdzie do porozumienia, ma pod
stawie ktorego niemiecka Geese
Tyrolu zostanie acknowledgements
pod wzgledem militarnym i W ten
sPos6b Wlochy uzyskaja ochrone
pred niebezpieczehstwem inwa-
zyi Z tel strony, ktorego sic cia--
gle obawiaja.
Z~ABURZENIA SPARTACY-
DOW w CASSEL.
Kopenhaga, %. czerwca. -
Spartacydzi dokonali nieudalego
zamachn, cr1em opanowania VIE
zienia / stacy policyjnej W Cas-
sci. Ki1ka osob zosta4o zabitych
rannych, zanim uda1o sic spokoj
przywr6cic- w Cassel og}oszono
stan woJenny-
BUNT w WOJSKU BRYTYJ-
SKIEM.
Londyn, q czerwca- Cd
dziesieciu dni dawalo sic zauwa-
zyc slime wrzenie wsrod wojsk
brytyjskch W obozie Sutton
Camp, Surrey, ktore dosz'o do
swego kulminacyjnego punktu
wczoraj, gdy zolnierze wybrali
sw6j wlasny komitet i odm6wili
salutowania oficerow j posfuszeh
silva ich rozkazom.
Przeciwko zbuntowanym wy
slano diva bataliony piechoty z
karabinami maszynowymi, po-
czem dokonano aresztowania 400
buntownikow, 1900 zas przenie-
siono do obozow W Dover | Can
terbury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

Scis Aliantow. Bylo to dzielo do
brze zorganizowanego spisku. Ia
ko hasto do wykonania jego po-
sAuzyso wywieszenie czerwonej
choragwi. Poniewaz wszystkie
materyaly wybuchowe zostaiy z
intenowanych okretow usuniete,
przeto Niemcy postanowili znisz-
czyc swa flote przez zatopienie
|jej. Ma dany znak otworzono
wszystkie kurk, wentyle i komo-
.ry, poczem statki zaczely wypei-
MAC sic woda i tonat pod jej po-
wierzchnia. Zanim to sic stalo,
wywieszono ma g}6wnych masz--
tsch flagi niemieckie i pod ich INA
klein potezna niegdyS flota ger
manska spoczela W gIebinach mo-
skich.
Rowrocze$nie znajdujacy sic
ma okretach marynarze niemieccy
powsiadali szybko do fodzi ratun-
kowych i r~ozpoczeli uciekac do
brzegu. z strzegacych floty ME
mieckiej statk6w wojennych bry-
tyjskich otworzono ma mich ogien.
Niektorzy marynarze niemieccy
zostali zabici, inni ranni, reszte
pochwycono, miedzy tymi zaS O.
statnimi, wiceadmiraSa niemiec--
kiego Won Reutera.
tBrytyjska admiralicya sprawl
zdaje urzedowo o tenn wydarze--
niu, co nastepuje:
,,Stosownie do ostatnich rapor-
tow re Scapa Flow, wszystkie in
ternowane pancernfki (dreadnou-
ghty) i krazowniki bojowe costa
'fy zatopione z wyjatkiem pancer-
nika Baden, ktory wciaz jesz-
cze utrzymuje sic ma powierzchni.
Zatopiono piet lekkich krazowni-
kow, lecz try zdolano przyciag-
nae do brzegu. OsmnaScie kontr-
torpedoweow przyciagnieto holo-
wnikami do brzegu. Cztery kontr
torpedowce trzymaja sic wciaz
jeszcze ma powierzchni woody. Re-
szta kontrtorpedowcow zosta}a
zatopiona. Niemiecki kontradmi-
raj i wiekszosc zalogi znajduje
sic pod strata ma naszych okre-
tach. Niektore z niemieckich To-
dzi ratunkowych ME usfuchaSy
rozkazu, ably sic zatrzymaly i dla-
tego dano do mich ognia. Niezna-
czna liczba Niemcow zostala "a
bitych i rannych."
Kommikat admiralicyi ME po-
dale szczegolowo liczby zatopio-
nych okretow. w czasie inferno
wanna ogloszono, re zamknieto W
Scapa Flow 9 pancernikow, 5 kra-
zownikow bojowych, lekkich
krazownikow i so kontrtorpedo~
COW, natomiast obecny komunikat
wspomina o osmiu pancernikach
| O pancerniku Baden, ME obje-
tym pierwotna lista internowa-
nych statkow. Przyjmujac zatem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

0AAysA 1~aTSAsEsy AA0tSes~
1yhaj&cych m kiesssnis lAtwpvtsss
nyoh. ne ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO.
XXI M swych mpAltaoA, b. SsWns
praoujs ola dobra Mdu. ossuk1heos
fire salesC stanowcss " DZLpNNL
KU CHIcAGO6K1N S~ElAAsAAS ~
aSa nogN-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
DdluLdCSl-
WLOCHY OTRZYMAJA KO-
WEGLA w MALEJ
AZYI.

Rzym, %. czerwca. - Z VIA
rygodnych zrodel ~donosza, IL
konferencya pokojowa nadala
Wlochom wazne koncesye w ko,
palniach wegla W Maiej Azyi
kt6re produkuja corocznie milo,
ny ton ,czarnych dyamentow"
NIGGA bye jeszcze znacznie roz-
szerzone.
Wieden, %. czerwca. Pomie,
dry Wlochami a Austrya zaczy-
ma dochodzic do porozumlenia sic
w sprawie poludniowego Tyrolup
General Segre, szcf wfoskiej mi
svi we Wicdniu, udaje sic do Inn
sbrucku, cclem odbycia konferen-
Cyl z reprezcntantami Tyrolu W
sprawie przysziego losu Niem-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
Niemiscke Okey Wojsnne " Scapa Flow,

Ponizej podana jest hsta internowanych W Scapa Flow niemie-
ckich ohet6w wojennych, wiekszosc ktorych zostala ostatnio "a
topiona przez wiasna zasoge wraz z calem SVEN uzbrojeniem. Ii
sta ponrzsza zostaa ogAoszona W czasie internowana tych okre
tow o lie sic zdaje, jest ME zupe}nie kompletna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

Ameryce, sprzecrwial sic take "a
sadniczo przyjeciu warurkow po-
kojowych i to jest powodem, dla-
cSego ME zostal on mfanowany
W miesce swego kuzyna, hrabie-
go Observation-Disclosures, przewo-
dniczacym delegacyi niemieckiej
W Wersalu.
Sdad nowego kompromisowe-
go gabinetu, ktory ma zawrzeG
pokoj, jest naStepujacy:
Premier: Dr.. Gustav Bauer.
Wicepremier i minister finan-
sow: Matthias Erzberger.
Minister spraw zsgrsnicznych
DR.. Hermann Miller.
Minister spraw wewnetrznych:
DR.. Edward David.
Minister finansow: pan Wis
sci.
Minister piracy: pan Schlicke.
Minister skarbu: pan Meyer.
Minister poczt i t~elegrafow
pan GieS6erts.
Minister obrony krsjowej: Gu
staw NoSke.
Min. tyvroSci: DR.. Schmidt.
Teka ministerstwa d1a spraw
kolonii, kt6ra W gabfnesie Schei-
demanna piastowsl DR.. Belt, po.
zostala nieobsadzonaA Jest to kon
~sekwencya faktu, re Niemcy zde-
cytowali sic podpisat pokoj, jak
i'm go ostatnio podyktowali A
lianci, rezygnujac Re swych praw
do kolonh
Demokrad ME 50 W nowym ga
binecie wcale reprezentowani.
Sktsda sic On wyhscsrfe z socya-
listow j centrowcow.
DIR. Ma CZE-
LIE DELEGACYI POKoJo-
WEI.
Paryz, q. czerwca. Rad
niemiecki zamianowal dra Hanie-
la Haimharrsena re sk&adu do
tychczasowej niemieckiej delega-
cyl pokojowej do prowadzenia
dalszych rokowan z Aliantani w
miejsce ustepujacego hr. Brock
dorfflRantzaua.
Prezydent Wilson otrzymai
wczoraj o G. 7:45 wieczor depe-
see z Niemiec z doniesieniem, re
Zgromadzenie narodowe W Wei
MARE zadecydowalo podpisac
traktat pokojowy i re hr. Rant
Eau ustepuj,.
Rada Czterech otrzymaia do
datkowo jeszcze cztery noty cd
deIegacyi niemieckiej i postano-
villa odrzucic wszystkie dodatko-
we suggestive W sprawie zmian W
sformu}owanych ostatnio warun-
kach pokojowych.
Weimar. %. czerwca. - Pre-
mier Bauer, przyjmujac W miej-
see k~onclerza Scheidemanna no.
wy sw6j urzsd, wygiosii move
do Zgromsdzenia narodowego, W
kt6rej miedzy innemi wyrazii sic
W nastepujacy sposob:
,,Alianckie i stowarzyszone mo
carstwa pie moga spodziewac sic,
aby lud niemiecki godzii sic W we
w~netrznem SVEN przekonanfu z
pokojem, ktory bez pytania sic
tegoz ludu oddziela Cd niemiec-
kiego narodu zyjace jego czsonki,
gwaSci ma stale jego suwerennosc
wklada niemozliwe do zniesie-
MA ciezary ekonomiczne."
w dalszym cisgu zaznaczy,, >e
-zad decyduje sic podpisae pokoj
.yfko d1atego, ably ocalic to, CO
sic ieszcze wogole teraz da ocalic.
DO POD
PTS MIA POKOJU.
Wersal, }. czerwca. Prey
zotowania do uroczystosci podPi-
SANTA traktstu pokojowego So ju1
sutaj niemal ukohcDone. Wydano
-ozkazy, ably wszystko bylo goto-
- - -
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w Niemczech panuje ~powszech
ma opinia, re wojna z Polska jest
rzecza zupelnie pewna i ma wscho
dnim froncie skoncentrowane So
slime gwardye Noskego.
NITTI OBEJMIE M
STWo WE WLOSZECH.
Rzym, %. czerwca. Krol
Wiktor Emanuel zdecydowaf sic
przyjac ~wniesiona przez cabinet
Orlando dymisye i sformowanie
nowego gabinetu zlecil panu
Francesca Nitti, bylemu ministro
Wi skarbu. Teke ministra spraw
zagranicznych ma objac byly pre-
mier Tittoni. Silna tendencya
~przejawia sic "a tenn, ably teke
ninistra marynarki powlerzyc
slawnemu wynalazcy Gng1ielmo
MarconIemu.
Sformowanie nowego gabinetn
must nastapic jak najrych1ej, ably
udzial Wfoch W rokowaniach po-
kojowych ME illegal dalszej Pre-
rwie-
O lie wiadomo, Francesca Nit
Il jest przeciwny przes7dnym
pretensyom W1och do Fiume j
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podZiny czaSu.
NIEMCY SWA
FLOTE

Londyn, q. czerwca. Gaia
prawie niemiecka flota w~ojenna
spoczywa dis ma dnie morskiem
<oso Scspa Flow, gdzie byfa ona
internowana cd listopada 1918
przez Aliant6w. Scapa Flow znaj-
duje sic ma potnoc cd Szkocyi W
archipelagu Wysp Orknejskich.
Zatopienia tych okretow doko-
na,a wfasna ich niemiecka zafoga.
lpragnac widocznie zapobiedz te-
hnu. aby ME staiy sic one wiasno-