davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-26
w X-tym Pawilonie.

Muzeum niewoli. Powiedzmy
odrazu. zelepiej, muzeum Walk
o niepodlegioSc, walka bowrem,
nieustajacq ami ma chwile, byi ca
~ okres ~naszej niewoli.
Poczynajac cd ~insurekcyi Nos
ciuszkowskicj, popfzez legiony
Dabrowskiego, Ksiestwo War
szawskie, boje napoleonskIe, kro
lcstwo kongreSowe, wojne 1880
81 roku, emigracye i proby po-
wstancze w tym okresie, rok 1870
i 1S4S. powstanie 1864 r, easy
ucisku narodowego ! tajne organi
zacye narodowe az do naJnow-
szvch czasow. zawsze jedna mysl
! icdno uczucie wypelniaiy dusze
j serca tych, co przewnell sic
przez injury cytadeli warsaw
skiej. JeSli wiec gdzie, to napraw
de w tym pelnym do niedawna
srozy i ponurym gmachu powstac
powinna zbiornica pamiatek ! do
kumentow, ma ktorych podstawie
przyszlv dziejopis bedzie mogl cd
twOrzyc narodOwi jasno i beg u
przedzen wySilek kilku pokolen,
skierOwanv ku odzyskaniu VOL
noSci. Ostatnio wiaSnie mieliSmy
sposobno$t zajrzec do wnetrza,
przeznaczonego ma te zbiornlce
X-go pawilonu.
Byla chwila istotnego / glebo-
kiego wzruszenia, kiedy kilkadzle
stat zebranych osob, wojskowych
i cywilnych, znalazio sig W kory-
tarzach w~iezienia, kt6re byio gro
benz tylu nadziei. >tylu pieknych
uSi}owan naszych dziad6w, o.
cow, braci ! synow.
Prowadzil ten dziwny pochod,
W iednej tylko Polscc mozliwy /
W iednej tylko Polsce zrozumis-
", n;egdyS wiezieh w tym sa-
mym gmachu. dzisiaj naczelnik
panstwa. Jozcf PilSudski.
Ia MIN szcdi minister spraw
wojskowych, jen. por. J6zef Les
n;ewSki. szef Sztabu D. 0. G. w.
ppuik. Burhardt- Bukacki. pomo-
cnik d. O. G.. w. pu}kownik
IabczynSki. komendant cytadeli
pulk. Szurig. kom. miasta pulk.
Zawadzki ! inni. I kolei postepc-
wall przedStawiciele w}adz naczel
nych miaSta. vice prezydent Drzc
wiecki i wiceprezydcnt Art. Sill
winski. prezes rady miejskiej lg.
Balinski ! czlonek prezydyum tel
re rady, delegat jej do komisyi
miedzyministeryaln do zachowa
MIA pamiatek narodowych w cyta
deli. p. Artur Oppman (Or-ot)
dalej przedstawiciele minist. STU
HI i kultury, robot publicznych,
wreszcie prasa. Konczyli korowod
o~ficerowie roznych broni i szarz
z puik6w. konsystujacych obecnie
w cytadeh.
Wake korytarze wypelnily
sic po brzegi. Zadzwoniiy ostrogi,
zabrzeczaiy sable, jake inaczej
jednak, niz wowczas. kiedy lot
mistrze Szlikiewicz, Wasiacki al
DO Muratow zjawiali sic tam ma
nspekcye.
Niejednego z obecnych zywa
fala ogarneiy wspomnienia pre-
szioSci. Ilez to ~przeszio tedy milo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-26

dziezy polskiej, wszystklch
warstw, wszystkich stanow, cd
szlachty. duchowiehstwa i zoAnie
rzy do studentow uniwersytetu /
robotnikow! Kto z w%ybitniej-
szych ludzi w Polsce W naucs.
W literature, w sztuce, w poliry
Genie odbywai tam ,.PoW1nno-
sci wieziennej"", ME przeszeds
.przez to pieklo, ma ktorego bra
mach, zdawaio sic, widnial napis
Lasciate ogni speranza! a jednak
nadzieje zwyciezyiy.
l OTTO jaka jest java chwili dzi-
.~siejszej: Naczelnik panstwa pol
skiego odnajduje cele, W ktoreJ
wiszila go broniaca caratu pre-
moe rosyjska i cele te oddaje pod
.opieke przyszEego huzeum Walk
% niepodlegfoSt..
Potem zwraca szczegolna viva
&c nd cele, przebudowane W O.
statnich czasach przez Niemcow
Ii przystosowane do potrzeb chwi
Ii. Przystosowanie polegalo ma
TEN, re z czterech dawnych eel
zrobiono 6. Powstaay w ten spo-
sob tax nieludzko ciasne komor-
XII, re czlowiek, LEGACY tam ma tap
.czanie, po wstaniu ME mogl sic
nawet obr6cic. Otto jeden z mt
zealnych' dla przyszioSci dowo-
dow ..humanitarnosci" niemiec--
.kiej.
Cele tie powinnv bye zachowa-
ne tax, jak sa. Pc tych koryta-
rzach powinny wedrowac pokole-
MIA ! patrzec i ME zapominac, BIO
juvat meminisse praeteritorum
malorum, DO narodowi taxa pa
mice o przeszloSci potrzebna Jest
'd,a lego przysz}oSci.
Tu, jak W klasztorze Sw. Mar
ka we Florencyi, w cell Savona-
roll, powinien zatrzymac sic i
podumac chwile W cell Traugutta
kazdy wolny Polak.
I teraz znac ma niejednej twa-
Irzy zadume, tylko, re niema ma
mia czasu. Korowod rusza daleI
Wychodzi ma zewnatrz gmachu
ikieruje sic XII miejscu tracenia.
Tam wszystko, jak byfo. Jeszcze
stoi TIA sama" czarna szubienica
a w jej BEIGE poprzecznej szesc
hakow. Staruszek kaplan, ktory
Ibyf kilka razy obecny prey trace
mach, a ktofego zwolniono Cd te-
so strasznego obowiazku dopiero
wowczas, kiedy okazafo sic, re
nerwy jego ME wytrzymuja Wi
Idoku tych GER Goy-owskich, BIO
raz i drugi zeudlai, opowiada
przyciszonym gfosem,, jak to sic
odbywaio... jak kat miai glove
owiazana recznikiem tax, re tyl-
ko oczy byio widac i jak rzemio-
sio swoje peini}, olrSiagajac "a ra-
miona powieszonych, bandytow
a obok Mich ludzi idei. Taxa byia
sprawiedliwoSc m~oskiewska. o.
nietylko moskiewska. Opodal muir
czerwony, poszczerbiony kulami
Pod tym murem Niemcy rozstrze
liwali swoje ofiary. A zaraz W TO-
sic fortecznej cmentarz. Grzeba,
no tam powieszonych i rozstrzela
nych. Diugi szereg bezimiennych
Imogii. White ma sztorc deszczui-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-26
Z Chwili Obecnei
mad Dnieprem.
q ,,Gazety Warszawskiej')

Cd czasu opanowania Ukrainy
|naddnieprzanskiei, Podola i W.
Ilynia przez bolszewik6w, ami ma
Ejedna chwile ME ustaje tam pa
nowac nieslychana anarchia i z nj
lczem niezrownany bezrzad. Me-
tylko kazdy powiat, kazde miasIo
lie literalnie kazda gmina, kazda
wieS nawet, stanowi niezaleina
,,Republike" posiada wlasny Rad
wiasna niezalezna ,,krasna armie'
nikomu niepodlegla, nikogo nieu-
znajaca. Zasadniczym rysem tego
bolszewiznu ma Ukraine jest po-
wszechny, ogolny i usystematyzo
wany ma wielka skale uprawiany
rabunek i iupiestwo.
Z wygiodzonych KRAKOW Rosy
przybywaja coraz nowi emlsary>
use po lup, pc zywnosc pc
chlcb. Stan TAXI wywolai W kon-
GU ogolne powstanie wioscian
przeciwko bolszewizmowi. Who's
cianie zbogaceni niezwykle ma IRA
bowanych doszczetnie dworach
bismahskich, podzieliwszy mic
dry SODA ziemie dworska sa ODE
cnie przedmiotem rabrmku re stro
ny hord bolszewickich. Ma pre-
strzeni calego kraju powstanla
wlo$cianskie zagrazaja boiszewiz
mowi.
Ma obszarze CALVIN kijowSzczy
zny. Podola i Woiynia W oEoti-
leach kazdego niemal miasta powia
towego grasuja zupeinie niezalez
ME cd siebie j samodzielnie handy
pod przewodnictwem rozmaitych
..atamap6w". ktorzy sa faktyczny
mi panami zajetych okolic; alta
mani ci mic wspolnego ME malq
Z Petlura, rezyduj2cym w ka-
miencu PodolSkim, ami z bolSze--
wikami moskiewskimi. ktorych
przedstawicicl Rakowski wiaGa
samym tylko Kijowem.
Dose przytoczyG, re Winnica
Jest w rekach handy Wotyhca,
Human nalezy do Tetiuniuka, Ra
domySl do Sokoiowskicgo, Zwi-
nogrodka do Szapowala. Cwietku
wo, Korsun, Czebryn do handy
Angela. Kazda z tych band to
n~iezalezna powtarzam, jednostka
organizacyjna. ktorych jedynym
ccmentem spajajacym jest wspol-
ny zorganizowany rabunek, lup
mord. Do szeregow tych band "a
ciagaja sic miejscowi chiopi, T.
macy z tel okolicy, gdzie osra
banda panuje, zrozpaczeni nieu-
stajacymi najazdami bolszewlkow
przviezdnych z Rosyi, ktorzy re,
kwiruja. socyalizuja, nacyonolizu-
ja GAIA zywnosc, wszystkie zboza:
Ibydio, konie, chlewnie, dr0b IL
noszac to z SODA do miast w pc,
blizu. | OTTO wytworzyla sic ME-
zmiernie neutrality-suspicious. sytua
cya. Ma wsie. osady wiejSkie, ma,
jazdy robia bolszewlcy' ognlSKuJ7
Icy sic w miastach pod klerun'
klein miejscowych przewaznie zy
dow i ogoiacaja wloscian re wszy
stkiego absolutnie, ~wioscianie zas
W obronie swojej pod dowodz,
TWEEN domorosiego ,,bohatera'
handy, oponowuja stopniowo mia
sta ! miasteczka. Hasten ogol'
nym tych watah ch&oPskich wy
pisanych ma ich czerwonych sztan
darach So wysoce znamienne sfo-
wa ,,Spasaj Rossiju, biej zydow"
Czy istotnie ~uratuje to Rosye, tru
dino przesadzat, ale re ludnoSc zy
dowska Jest tepiona przez wfo-
s~cianstwo ma Wofyniu, Podolu /
Kijowszczyznie ma caiej linii Z co
raz to wzrastaiaca z~aciekaoSc1a, to
watpliwosci ME ulega. Wed,ug
sprawdzonych wiadomoSci we
wszystkich prawie miastach tego
kraju, a vice ~zytomierzu, Berdy-
Lczowie, Humaniu, Winnicy, RADIO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-26

tylko liczbe tych mogif. Duzo
Cisza. L szelestem pada deszcz.
Sunni rozlozyste drzewo. Jakby
ljakies ssowa, jakby jakieS pytania
z~awiezly ma ustach wszystkich,
ale Mkt ME mowi, Mkt ME pyta.
Moe to ~wsp6lna ~wszystkim mysl
twywolata to wymowne milczenie.
Mysl - co tez w tel chwili die
lie sic w glowie togo cziowieEa,
ktory stoi tn obok szubienicy j
patrzy ma mogiiy... On, ktory
sam byl kilkakrotnie tax bliskim
wyroku Smierci, a kt6ry przybyi
tn dzisiaj, jake naczelnik wolne-
go pahstwa. jake pierwszy oby--
watel Polski. idacej w jutro...
Ktoz zdofa ~tajemnice duszy
ludzkiej przeswietliG
Obok szkla sic la giebokiego
wzruszenia oczy poety starej
tWarszawy. Or-ota, a drugi poe
ia, prezes rady mieJskiej, lgnacy
Balinski, Sciska mu w milczeniu
reke. Znac, re w tel chwili ME Jest
prezesem. ale ty4ko, jak dawniej
poeta. CT dwaj ltrdzie, ,,urodzeni
W niewoli, okuci w powiciu", zro-
zumieli sic i odczuli be- SLOW.
Zrozumieli take i odczuli te
chwile wszyscy. Ale OTTO powrot
do rzeczywisto5ci. Porucznik Ma
ryan Dabrowski, ref. u]niwersyte-
tn zo4nierskiego, pierwszy pro-
lektodawca otoczenia opieka Ngo
pawilonu, objaSnia, jak to bsdzie
W przyszioSci. WIGS wejScie cd
strony Wisfy pc schodach. Omen
tarz uporzadkowany. Ma lewo Cd
~szubienicy pomnik. Ma stokach
zboze ~zasiane, jake jedyna deko-
racya, jake symbol tryumfujace-
go mad Smiercia i odradzajacego
sic Z kazda wiosna zycia,..
Z kolei DIR. Eugeniusz Waw-
rzkowicz zaznajamia mas z histo-
rya Xgo pawilonu.
Budynek ten - mowi - pow
stall prawdopodobnic rownoczeS-
ME Z innemi zabudowaniami cy-
tadeli, II. mniej wiecej w r. 1888.
By& to gmach ma razie partero--
wy. Potem pobudowano ma MIN
pietro. Rozrosl sic wreszcic i roz-
szerzyl ostatecznie w roku 1862,
w przededniu wybuchu powsta--
MIA, jahby W przygotowaniu do i
dacych wypadkow.
Rzecz wysoce znamienna jed
max: wszystkie wydatki, jake
pociagaly "a SODA przebudowy
naprawy, ba, nawet sprawienie
berlaczy i tohlbow Ola warty Tub
postawienia budek wartowni-
czych, opedzane z fundusz6w kra
jcwych i "a kazdym razem zwra
cano sic do komisyi przychod6w
i skarbu Z zadaniem zwrotu wy
datkowanych kwot. Punktu kul-
minacyjnego dosiegty uroszcze--
MIA wiadz zaborczych W r. 1864
kiedy to oprocz zwrotu kosztow
oSwietlenia kazni oraz kosztow
zakupienia miotei do czySzczenia
pomieszczen ola aresztantow, ma
kazano zwr6cic sobie kwote II
RIB. 40 kop,, wydana ma zakupie-
NE 37miu postronkow, ,uzytych
do wykonania tyiuz wyrokow
smierci w czasie powstania stycz-
niowego.
Rachunek ten DIR. Wawrzko-
wicz odnalazl w aktach. Jest to
take jeden Z okazow ,,muzeal-
nych."
Wracamy. Ia mani zostaje cy-
tadela, Xty pavilion i GAIA boles-
ma, up~okarzajaca ~przesz1osc.
Pred Mani move zycie. Oby jak
najbujniejsze, jak najwieksze, jak
n~ajpotezniej rwace W jutro. ably
zatrzec W duszy narodu wszyst-
ko, co jest W niej Sladem niewoli,
co ia trzyma jeszcze ma uwiezi i
ME pozwala pic z czystej krynicy
wolnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-26
DR.. F.O.CARTER
Oczy, Uszy, Nos i Gardio

DR.. Carter leczy katarakty, zezowate oczy, s}aby wzrok, TAX
re prostuje zezowate oczy, dopasowuje okulary ma wszelke
dolegligosci oczu bolu giowy.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18

to the Movies" The young ladies were highly omplimented on their pleasing work.
 MT. and Mrs. Magne Kippe were arrivals in Cordova yesterday from Mile IA, where they have been sta toned for the past three years. MT and Mrs. Kippe are taking a much needed vacation and are en route to their old home in Norway.
 E. M. Murphy, who is a represen tative of the Westinghouse Electric Company, arrived from Kennecott or the last train. MT. Murphy served as first lieutenant in the engineering corps and has just recently received his discharge.
 Senator J. R. Hickman and wife ot Ketchikan were arrivals in Cordova on the local. They have been mak. ing an extended trip of Alaska, going to the Interior via Skagway and Whitehorse and out again to the coast via the trail and railroad.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO
 ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND

New subscribers to the Armenian relief fund continue to be reported, and the following additional names were sent in today:
 By Mrs H. I. Call and Mrs. T. c. Matson-Mrs Lamprey, Gladys Os borne, Mrs. Mickelson, First Bank of Cordova, John Mueller, Mrs. T. S.. Scott, Ed Olsen, Pacific Steamship Company, Dougherty's, Mrs. I. D. Bo- gart, Cordova Drug Company, A. H. Pinkus, c. Sheffler, H. U. Bollinger, Dr. w H. Chase.
 By Kimmy Okahira-Myashita, Abe, Tasaki, Wada, T. Tanaka, Takasaki.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
LAST INTERIOR MAIL
 BEFORE COMING FREEZE

SEATTLE, Sept IS (by Associated Press ).-The last unrestricted mail for the interior of Alaska will leave here on September 20, connecting with the steamship Princess Mary, sailing from Vancouver
 Parcel post for points on the Yukon below Nulato will be dispatched after that date on the Victoria, sailing from Seattle October 5.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
DECLARE PEACE TREATY
 IS POLITICAL QUESTION

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. IS (by Associated Press) ).-The convention of the Mine Workers of America to- day voted down a resolution for the indorsement of the League of Nations.
 The argument was put forth that the peace treaty had become a politi- cal issue, on which the convention should not be called upon to take action.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
BLINDNESS AND DEATH
 CAUSED BY ALCOHOL

One teaspoonful of wood alcohol taken internally is sufficient to cause total blindness-a larger quantity often causes death. If you value your eyesight or your life, never use wood alcohol, denatured alcohol or medi- cated alcohol for drinking purposes. Pass this knowledge on if you would assist in reducing the fatalities which are occurring from this cause.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL GOSSIP

MT. and Mrs Florence Sullivan will occupy apartments in the Lathrop building.
 Charles Dustin and N. F. Greene moved into their new apartments in the Lathrop building this afternoon
 Rev. E. P Zeigler returned to Cor dova on yesterday afternoons train from trip to Nugget creek and Strelna.
 John F. Baird, a well-known fish man from the westward, was a passen- ger for Seldovia on the Watson, which passed through yesterday.
 Captain J. J. Finnegan, who acted as the governors military aid until recently, was a passenger for Kodiak on the Admiral Watson yesterday.
 The fish train which has been in service at Abercrombie canyon the past season has been pulled off and the crews are looking for other runs.
 Mrs. Sophia Scott returned to Cor dova yesterday afternoon after hay ing spent a pleasant visit with friends in the various towns along the rail road.
 Arrivals on the Admiral Watson yesterday morning were: Mrs. H. D. Counts, Mrs. John Leedy, John Kal chik, Sam Guyot, H. c. Lehman, N. Nile and Pete Miller.
 John Delander, who has been fish ing for the AbercrOmbie Packing Con- pany this summer has been busy the past couple of days shaking hands and renewing old acquaintances.
 w. s. Reese and Herman Reese of Mccarthy are spending a few days in CordOva waiting for a steamer to Seattle. They nave spent three years in Mccarthy and are taking their vacation.
 Charles Martin is spending a few days in town from Chakosna. While renewing his subscription to the Times he passed the remark that his neck was sore from trying to see the top of Cordova's skyscraper.
 The Cordova photoplay patrons were given an agreeable entertain ment Monday and Tuesday evenings by Miss Helen Fraisure and chorus, which consisted of Mrs. Tad Madsen, the Misses Bacon, Miss Ethel Ora ham and Miss Edna Purvis. The song rendered was, Take Your Grille
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
TREASURY CONFRONTED
 BY ENORMOUS DEFICIT

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS (by Asso- ciated Press) .-Chairma Good of the house committee on appropriations declares that the United States treas ury faces a deficit. The government is committed to expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1920, of nearly eleven billion dollars, he says, while the revenues are estimated at less than eight billions.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
 CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

CHICAGO, Sept. IS (by Associated Press) is convinced that the White Sox will will the worlds championship. In announcing the plans for the sale of the tickets for the worlds championship series, it is stated that only three-game tickets will be sold.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
MOSQUITO FLEET ENTERTAlNED

EUREKA Cal, Sept. IS (by Asso- ciated Press) The destroyer fotilla of the Pacific fleet is here, and the officers and crews are being royalty entertained.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE Sept. 17.-Seattle fish prices at noon today were: Halibut, 15c; sablefsh, Sc; ling and red cod, 4c.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18

There will be a special meeting ot the Cordova fire department Thurs day evening at o'clock. The new bylaws will come up for their third reading and a full attendance is re- quested.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18
Materials for Buttons

For no other human purpose are so many different kinds of materials used as for buttOn-malling. Products of the titled field, the forest, the stream and the sea-vcgctable, animal and min eral-are turned to this account.
 Buttons are common, middlecl0ss and ariStocratic-frOm the bone button of the lab0ring man to the jeWeled one in the turban of an Indian rajah or the symbol of rank on Chinese man. darins cap.
 Among the by-produCts of the pearl button industry are poultry grit, fish food and ''condition powders" for hogs and chickens. The waste shell is a constituent of artificial marble and hoortile, and an ingredient of jewelry polishes, soaps and cleansing powders.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-09-18

We always have a supply of pasteurized sweet milk and cream on hand. Also buttermilk and Bulgarian buttermilk. City Dairy. Phone 187.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-03-15
COPS IN BERLIN
ARE ACTIVE AGAIN
FOREIGN RESIDENTS ORDER.
ED TO REPORT TO
POLICE

BERLIN, Mar. 10. = Foreign
ers resident or staying temporari-
ly in Berlin have been ordered
again to report to the police.
When the revolution broke out
the rigid rules concerning regis
tration Of aliens were summarily
wiped out along with other police
regulations for which Berlin was
famous. The new freedom thus
accorded visitors proved expensive
for Germany, as 1t opened her from
tiers to a promiscuous influx of
foreigners, especially Russians who
showed themselves to be skillful
in eluding the police dragnet which
was thrown out in connection with
the widespread Boishevik agitation.
Besides foreign political agita-
tors, criminal elements from all
parts of Germany we're attracted
to Berlin by the disorders which
made the capital a lucrative field
for their operations. The ten
weeks administration of former
Chief of Police Eichorn served to
wreck almost completely the eff
cient police organization for which
Berlin was we'll known. The work
of rehabilitating the system is
proceeding slowly, but with deter
mination.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-03-15
MONEy-SAVERS FOR ALL
These Durable Soles Cut
Shoe Bills Down

"For use around cement plants and
similar places where rough materials
grind down soles quickly, | recommend
Neolin Soles. They resist wear sur
prisingly. After working around the
clinker department long enough to
wear out two pairs of ordinary soles,
my Neolin Soles are still as good as
new" writes A. F. Miller. superintend-
ent of The Peninsular Portland Cement
Company plant in Jackson. Michigan.
1t is remarkable how tough and dur
able Neolin Soles are. They are made
so by Science-comfortable and water
proof, too. They come on new shoes
in many styles for men, women. and
children, and are available everywhere
for re-soiing. Wear them, and cut
your shoe bills down.
NeoIin Soles are made by The Good
wear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio,
who al5o make Wingfoot Heels, guar
aateed to outwear all other heels.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-03-15
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Permission to Appropriate
the Public Waters of the
State of Nevada
Application No. 5346

Notice is hereby given that on
the 9Th day Of January, 1919,
in accordance with Section SO,
Chapter 14O, of the Statutes of
1913, one C. G. Van Ness, of
bishop, County of InyO, and State
OF California, made application to
the State Engineer of Nevada for
permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters Of the State Of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made
from Cave Spring, at a point ap-
proximately in NV. a of NV. "a
Sec. 2, r. 2 s., R. 81 E., M. D. B.
& M, unsurveyed land, by means
of a small dam, and one-tenth
cubic foot per second is to be con-
,eyed to approximately NV. " of
NV. ", Sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 81 E.,
M. D. B.. & NJ, u~nsurveyed land,
by means of pipes, bitches and
troughs, and there used for domes-
tic and stock watering purposes.
Water not to be returned to
stream.
Signed:
SEYMOUR CASE,
State Engineer.
March 8, Is, %, 90, April 5, 1919
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the plan of the air ministry is to
hand 1t over as a going enterprise
to a British commercial company.
The air ministry is acting as a
pioneer in various undertakings
and, according to n Of it's Off
Gals, its position in commercial
flying will be analogous to that Of
the British admiralty and mer-
chant-marine service. A "Lloyd'5
Aircraft Register" is expected to
make its appearance in the near
future. Already wireless stations
on the continent signal the pass
age, apparent condition, origin. ma
tionality, cargo and Hesitation of
passing aircraft.
England" said the official, "if
only on account of empire COM
munication, has more to ask OF
other powers in the way of flying
rights than she has to grant. Air
travel will not be, in the main,
over the sea. That is 100 circuit
ous."
Commercial signal codes are be-
ing considered at the ministry,
also the question of air police.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-03-15
CAPE TO CAIRO
BY AIR soon
PLANES TO COVER ROUTE ON
REGULAR SCHED-
ULE

LONDON, Mar. 13. = Actual
construction work already has be-
gun in connection with the project
ed Cape to Cairo air service, the
British air ministry announces.
Aerodromes are being set up every
600 miles, the present nonstop
limit, from one end Of Africa to
the other, the principal ones be-
ing built at Cairo, Khartoum and
two in German East Africa, at
Kampla and Ujiji.
The route then passes into Rho
desia and along the course of the
railway to the cape. Long before
the famous Cape to Cairo railway
is in operation it is confidently ex-
pected that air planes will be COW
ering the route on regular sched-
ules. The distance is $500 miles.
After establishing this service
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-03-15
SUNDAY TRAIN
TO Be RESUMED
RULING HANDED DOWN BY Me-
VADA RAILROAD COM
MISSION

The Nevada railroad commission
yesterday handed down a ruling in
the matter of Sunday train service
on the T. & G. between Nina and
Goldfield, ordering the service re-
sumed on or before March II. The
first Sunday following March II
will be March %, so 1t may be
taken for granted that there will
be a Sunday train on that date.
This service was eliminated on
Aug. Is last, at a time when the
company was attempting to con-
serve fuel and nan pawer during
the war.