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The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-12-11

The style committee of'the Nation
al Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufactur
ers' Association recommended skirts
from three to four inches Shorter
'tpn at present for the 1920 season.
The committee decreed that skirts
next season would be from seven to
nine inches from the floor for wo-
men, and about ten inches for miss
eg as compared with four to si1 in
ches for women and eight inches for
misses as at present.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-12-11
10000
Editorial Periscope o
OO-o--oo
wEATHER-Thursdsy fair and
cold.

Every person in the United States
1is supposed to have $55.65. If you
7 haven't yours somebody else has it.
ssss
Opinions are divided as to whether
President Wilson or Judge. Anderson
settled the strike.
asss.
Tiips. C. Underwood, as usual, was
called upon to deliver an Elks Me
mortal address this year, visiting the
lodge at Fulton, KY, where he well
sustained his reputation as one of the
most pleasing and captivating speak
ers in the State.
...s
= James Breathitt, Jr., made big
hit in delivering the Elks' Memorial
address at Owensboro Sunday. The
eloquent young attorney favored his
speech with spirit of patriotism
that called forth loud applause, in
spite of the sacredness of the day
and the solemnity of the occasion.
aas~
Julio Acosta has been elected
president, of Costa Rica, as result
of a revolutionary overthrow. He
is upsetting things in his bailiwick
like High Costa Living is in Uncle
Sans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Drama League Meeting
On January 10

S. 4. RatclifSe will be the speaker
of the evening at supporting mem
bers' meeting OF the New York Drama
League to be held at the Mcdowell
Galleries on Sunday evening, January
49,, on the subject of "The Theatre and
the Middle Classes" Mr.. Radcliffe, who
j distinguished journalist and for
mer editor of "The Manchester Guar
dian," is lecturing here under the ex-
tension board Of the University of Lon
don.
There are as many new theories Of
the theatre during reconstruction times
as there are theories Of government.
Some of them will be discussed at this
meeting by Walter Hsmpden, Stuart
Walker and Selden Cheney, of "The
Theatre Arts" magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
A Successful Playwright
Bares His Soul

1t is naturalA I suppose, for an au-
thor to be fund Of his own plays, or at
least of such of them as have passed
successfully through the acid test of
100 performances on Broadway, but my
affection for Forever After" is based
upon higher and holier feeling than
either greed or vanity-resting. inoeed.
upon the powerful, if primitive, instinct
of paternity.
ut is wise child that knows his
own father contains no more biting
truth than another phrase which has
been coined to the music Of the ago
nized shricks OF despairing drama
fists, ut is a wise father that knows
his own child" Forever After" with
all it's faults, is able to face the world
without blush, at least so far as it's
claim to legitimate birth is concerned.
Its poor thing, but mine own" and
when Alice Brady loses herself so COM
pletely in the joys and sorrows of my
little Jennie she reflects the image of
my own dreaming adorned by her own
beauty and charm, and not in any man
ner decorated by the fancy of the
usual number Of helpful outsiders.
plays are not wrtten-they are re-
written is the motto usually built
into The walls Of managers Office in
solid masonry, and in front of this
helpful hint the aspiring author is
requested to wait until the boss is
Through with the conference" which
usually allows of plenty of time for the
poor wretch to grow quite intimate
with the wise saw Without absolutely
dening the pith of this prop of the
drama, have on occasion offered to, at
my own expense, have it replaced by
another-"Some plays are born rotten,
others have rottenncss thrust upon
them"
In an experience Of twenty years I
have known of several bad plays saved
by the skill of some hastily summoned
physician, but plays, being, after all.
rather human things, are unfortunately
prone to the human weakness of obsti-
macy, and the physician is but too
often closely followed by the under
taker when the patient has been ever
SO skilfully treated for Group and un-
reasonably insists upon dying of
heart disease.
Rather serious thinking on the sub
ject results in my belief that it is the
easiest thing in the world not to write
a play-and the safest. OF course, no.
body can write good one, and if they
could they would never in the world
be able to prove it. So those of us
who write from necessity, or vice, have
reluctantly arrived at the conclusion
that the only optimistic thing for us to
do is to always believe that ours arc
| good, since even l have never been
able to write a play about which there
were not tive. opinions--4even if occa-
sionally it was only mine and the rest
Of the worlds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
The S. ". ". X.
tumble In Moues

The Stage Women's War Relief Jum-
BILE In has moved to 13 West Thirty
ninth Street. 1t owes it's habitation to
the kindness OF generous real estate
agent and is, of course, obliged to
move when paying tenant is found.
But no matter how silently or swiftly
the stage women fold their tents, the
usefulness and reputation of the jun
BILE In is such that their large clientele
invariably find them.
Whole families come to be Quilted
from the constant donations of gowns.
hats, shoes, suits and wraps, contrib
uted by generous stars. Boys leaving
service find necessities at fair price.
From the tumble In sufficient funds
are raised to cover the weekly expenses
OF the association, thus permitting all
contributions of money to be exclu-
sively used for war relief work. which
includes shipping refugee clothing, car
rying on soldiers welfare work and
continuing the Service House.
Each day brings fresh contributions
Mrs Edwin Arden has lately given the
boots, saddle and costume of Edwin
Arden's from told in the Hills" and
the robes worn by Edwin Forrest in
many famous roles. Ada Rehan's heirs
have bestowed valuable photographs of
the famous star and her collections of
drawings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Capt. Carpenter to Tell
Of ZeebrMgge Raid

A lecture will be given at the Cen
fury Theatre on Wednesday evening,
January %, by Captain Alfred f. D.
Carpenter, the hero of the Zeebruggs
raid, for the benefit of the Dover Pa
troll Fund, which was started by Vice
Admiral Sir Roger Keyes for the
benefit of the families of men lost pa
trolling the English Channel and who
made possible the transshipment Of
British and American troops from Eng
land to France.
Captain Carpenter will tell the story
Of the raid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12

Light Weight Dress Shields, lsc.. from
&c Street Floor. Central Building.
Reduction Sale of Oil Paintings.
Art Galleries. Fifth Floor. Central Building.
Sale Of Exquisite Hand Embroidery.
$4,000 worth for $500.
Street Floor. Central Building
Scosch Ginghams, 90 inches wide. see.
yaro. Street floor. West Building.
Mems Nesl;gee Shirts, CSC. for s1,75 and
$500 Grades.
Street Floor. Fulton Street. East Building
Women's Smart Walking Boots, s7.s5 pair
Tor 1895 and s11.50 Grades.
Second Floor. West Building
10000 Pieces Of American Porcelain
Dinnerware at About Half Price.
subway Floor. Central Building.
New. Very Low Clearance Prices n, sAo
Women's Winter Coats.
w Second Floor. Central Building
"0men's Smart Serge Dresses. 1854
Second Floor. Central Bulif,i-s
New Blouses of Colored Organdic. st.es.
Second Floor. East Building
Bingham School Dresses for 6 to ~ wear
old girls, S2.es.
c,. Second Floor. Central Building
$1s.75 TO S29.75.
Second Floor. Central Building.
Women's White or Pink Nightgowns. e4c.
Second Floor East Building
warner Rastproof Cersets. s'.2s. rcSu-
tariy 81. Second Floor East building
Wcmen's Fine Knitted Cotton Undervests.
Ssc. Street Floor. Central Building.
Wemcn's Wool Serge Skirts. s6.75.
Second Floor Central Busldins
Children's Cambria Drawers, CSC.
Second Floor. East Building
ant TUESDAY BARGAINS
1t May BE Recognized by Special
ailments Throughout the Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
GREAT MONDAY BARGAINS IN BRIEF

Sale of Stamped Pieces TO Embroidcr.
Third Floor. Central Building.
Diamond Mounted Wrist Watches. $500
for $4,000 to $4,000 Grades.
Street Floor. Central Building.
Irish Double Damask Tablecloths. $3.50
to $21.75, regularly $3.50 to s31.o0.
Stree. Floor. East Building.
Administer Rugs. 27x54 inches. ss.75.
Third Floor. East Building.
Dress Serge. 81 inches wide, s2es. from
$685.
Stree; Floor Livingston St. West Building.
Long Cloth. Sc inches wide, 1o-yard
length piece. $2.98.
White Domet Flannel. Csc. yard.
Subway Floor. West Building.
White Red Spreads. full size, slightly i'm
perfect. s5.25.
Subway Floor. West building.
10 s4.s5 Grades.
Second Floor West Building
A. & S. Borated Ta,cum Powder, 7c. for
tin regularly Toe.
Stree. Floor. East Building
Mems Cotton Socks, ice. pair.
Street Floor. East Building
Electric Denies, sio.ss. from srs.es.
Tsa.rd Floor Central Building
Pretty Metal Laces. Sc. 20 9sc. yard.
Street Floor. Central Building
Reversible Oriental Tapestry Couch Gov
ers, S4.e5 to $685..
Third Floor. Central Building.
Fast Black sateen. 5sc. yard. from 79c
Lining store. Street Floor. Central Building.
Mems Suits to order. s32.5o to $4,000.
Third FLOOR. Mems Shop. East Building
5-inch Moire Ribbons. CSC. yard, from 45c.
Street Floor. center East Building
Very Good Cigars, Sc. apiece, or boxes of
fifty $3.50.
Street Floor. Mems shop. East Building.
Watch for the Very Inpor
NYIS;.I, 49, MAT Arxyrrr,c-r i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Watch for the Very Imp,


Which NOT ADVERTISED Recognized hy Special
Signs Displayed in Various Departments Throughout Store
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
Samiienfrets.
Nint hour pipn 8mftuek.

lit elm BEL Sen Mmerifanern 1ebr &C.
tpobnlides Spri9mort, un6 es tit N
Der Sat lebr All bebo1ern, baB es nldyt
bon ieoermonn beahtet miro. @s III
cine idlimme Sade, menn MIR uns
nm sic Mngelegenbeiten anoerer OH
mebr befiimmern, als tint un1ere
eigeren.
gs lit Elm GROCER 6ebler uno etne
in Ser Sat redt iible @e1pobnbeit pie
Ter Meniden, iid Inn 9inge 5n be-
fiimmern, sic lie nidts %angeben, uno
bie NaIe 0abin5uiteden, tpobin tie
nidt gebort. 8nroe ie6er MIR feine
eiaenen Mngelegenbetten TN altge be-
balten uno ii6 Inn lid lelbf befnm'
mern, itott Tim anoere, 10 moren Die
Meniden I'M bunbert Ero5ent beIier
baran uno 8er6rui1es, BEG Strei.
tes uno 6es glenbs miiroe ur1ertoltd
piel meniger fem.
@s otbt MenI6en, Sic cine tpabre
9eioenidnft 6afir beftten, ii9 IN
0inee gu miiden, bie tie ni9ts on
aehen. Oh lit bies nur cine mble Sc.
mobnbeit, barous emipringeno, bob
lie nidt g~eniigenb eigene Be19at.
tiauna boben; anbere bingegen ltno
iibelgeiinnte aberdeen, 6enen es eth
geraniigen modte, anoeren Hnar,
nebmlidfeiten gu bereiten.
Gin folder Meni6 fenrt fe1ne
Mube; Elm gerpii1es Gtpas plagt ibn
immer; er lit Elm beitGnoiger yset1g=
f%eitsfrdmer, nnb 1eine lofe 3unge
brinqt nidt anein nn6ere, ior0ern
aud i'm ieIbit oft IN Berlege11be1t;
Or fre1tt iid, tpern es dnoeren libel
eraebt uno tpenn er lber 1emano
gadteilises bort, 10 bereitet es Tim
geraniigen, tpenn CT es tpetter Der
breifen, 1pobl gar pergr0bern tan1.
ecseber Menld Bot Dor ieiner eiaener
Sure At febren unb tper fib IN Si1ge
miidt, Die i'm nidts ongeben, tptro
fid feline 5rel1n6e MAIDEN.
@ie monde 6ein6idoft tpiroe per,
hiitet meroen, penn sic &loti6iuat
ougoerottet merben tonne. 8er, tpie
man inn ongemeinen 2eben iagt, leine
Noie iiberon bat, mo tie 11td@t pm,
oehort, 1T Elm iddblides Mitglieo oer
@eienidoft. Sic aiitige Whtter 9ta=
tur bot uns 5mei Sbren, 5tpe1 Mngen1,
ober MIR einen Dumb gegeben, oam11
mir mebr boren uno feben, ols reoen
fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
geiinne bid einmal redt baranf!

@ie eliidli6 f0nnte ieber lein NIT
bent Slide, 6as er bat 11no bod me1l1
10 menia ohtet! gu bolt gelur1oe An,
qen. 9u bait einen g%efunoen Appett1
uno immer ard nod 5n ellen: Sl
bo{t nod Rroft CUR Mrbet rto aud
Elm leibIides Musfommen: gu fen11l1
Oeinen @ott uno Seilarto, oarnt 81
ibm fommen nit an beinen belon,
beren MnIiegen unb Soften. gu ba11
audi fdon erfabren, tpie baterltd trer
CT Fir sic Seinen iorgt nro te1n
@1,tes mongeln IaBt ben Sromn1e1t,
ur6 iiber Dem oIlem baft on Die yer.
heib11nq beg erpigen 9ebens. un1
bod = benno6 fiblit ou o1h 81 Se1.
ten 10 nie6ergefhlagen, 10 berln11e11.
10 ungliidlid. Borm liegts. es
Iieat tpelentli6 baran, bob mir urs
1rr ieIter1 ernitIi9 bara1f be5i11r1e11'
ME bel Slid, Sell nn6 Segen mn
uirflid bnben, un6 6ob mir Tim, BEN
@eber oler gl,ten uno bolfomn1e11er
@oben, gu menie oofiir onrten; ~;
rem Menider, Der Dir ber5lth DON'T
ffiir bog, mas bu Inn gibft ,1r1o on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
prcRibitieit int ean3en
GanNe..a...a..~.

Ser GrGfibent bate Sen @olfsper-
tretern in Der 8otidnft beim 3u.
fummentritt BEG neuen &ongrelies
empfoblen, bas @rieesprobibitions-
@eiet su %mioerrufen. Ser &onareb
neieerte itd, bies 5u hun unter Dem
8orapanoe a,1b eintger Der niht-pro-
bibitioniitii6en &ongrebmitglieoer,
baB oud Ser Hrdiibent bas &edt b.
BE, ourd Proclamation oas @eies al1=
Ser @raft su ieten, ioboIo Der 8riee
boriiber lei. Bolitif ipielte aud bier
cine &o1e. Die repubIifaniiden Som
greBmitglieoer muBten iebr pobl, BOB
Sic Erobibition bel Ser 8ebolfernng
6es Sitens, tpie in alien 8roBItdoten
iebr UNPOPULAR lei, unb ponten Die
SduIb an oeren 8eiteben Dem Eraz
fibenten oufbiiroen. 9ieier aber bat
ibnen iett eeonttportet, BOB oas Sc
{et perfiiee, boB er erit banbeln fon-
ne nod Srieoens1hluB unb nod err
foIater ponit6noiger 0emobililiernna.
9ieie lei aber nod nidt erfolgt, luie
linn ord} Ser @enerolantpalt ourh EN-
@utodten mitaeteilt babe. Spdtcr,
tpenn 6emobiliitert lei, meroe er 1c=
6od nod bon ii6 boren lailen. 9'es
moa i'm September ooer Sftober lem.
Mber idon i'm Sonl1or miiBte mteeer
Grobibition eintreten inter benz ne11
oneenommenen @erfal1unas5utot:
Iio miro es mohl babei bletben,
oos ser orme Monn un0 Der utter
bem Gdneib ieines ange1tdtesn Ar=
beitenbe Ii@ Ser geiitigen @etrd11ts,
aud 1eines @eiieIs 8ier miro enttp'b=
men mi1ien. Ser &eide bot oor9e-
forqt, uno aud sic Stubs Der Hetd1en
1onen aroBe @orrdte ouf Eager babcn.
&c fornmt NUN barauf an. OBJ Die
orbeitenbe 8ep0lferuna ii6 Die sad)e
10 obne tpeiteres gefauen lo11en ooer
Of eg nod 5,1 meiteren, febr radorud=
Iihen Groteiten fommen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

tes tult, mirit ou aud germ mieoer
unb nod mebr @l,tes h1n. Ser aber
oas, mas ou ibm huff. nidt adtei
uno imr1er MIR un5ufrieben ian1mer1
unb flagt iiber oas, mas er nidt bot.
bent miirbelt ou mabribeinli6 ihlieB,
lid aud nibts mebr geben, ionoerr
iagen: Ser Menib lit hroniid nnon,
frieoen Ii. unbanfbar, Sem fann ME
mano belfen! @ott bebiite. bab mir
nit al unierer un5nfriebenbeit uno
unieren l1noanf nidt ibm gegenuber
in Sen gleiden 6ebler unb oamit aud
in sic gleibe Strafe faaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

feline Gpatt er,,nner gefane, n1ttalis
en- 8rano 5u hernriade. Die 2id5te
bat getobt, uls ner11 fe ibr bisd]e
8eritanb berlore bdtt. SD lin IN l1n-
iere Sabrb gelaufe I'm ben ihnea bic
arnere Cries Die Sefder tpeggenon1-
me I'm Damn Is dies an ben Dag
fomr1e. Sd ben gefiibf, ols tper1r, tb
auf e Mir1bbieb-M usiteaung ben erid.
te Breis ols Dds friegt bdtt, tponn1t
id berbleipe Sine Sbrn lieper
BbiIipp Snuerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
11mIpnif haben sic beutiden Irie.

11miDnf baben bic oe1tt1d)en Trte'
bensoelegoten in Berfaiaes al9 &C.
qen ienen Mrtifel proteltiert, Der It'd
qeqen sic religioie Miiiion ridtet.
5otpobI BON oen @ntbolifen mie ben
Broteltanten in Deutidlanb muroen
in oner @elt Miiiionen unterbalten,
I'M nnaipililierten 8olfern &eligion
auaufrbren Inter benz genannten Mr=
fifel nun f0nntan Die beuti6en Wil1to=
ner, aus alien 2nbern Der Grbe ge-
moItiom %ouseetpieien meroen, olsge-
1ommen bieaeidt ars ben iiber1ee=
i5hen Be5itungen @onnnos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
in oemeimianter gpritof {

Gin semeinianier gorftof fnr
@nmmlung bon flint Minionen 9ol=
lors nod Benz Blane' Der peretnigten
Observation-Disclosures miro tpab=
reno Ser erften ISOLDE beg Nobember
bon sen odt 6riitliden Colleges oes
.@tootes @isconiin begonnen iperoe11.
MIs @run6 fir Sic @ereinignna Der
Mrbeit miro bon benz Milmonfee
gpenino Sentinel ongegeben, Der
8mef, sic driitIi6e @r5iebung gu be-
f6roern un6 Sen u%ngeborigen mote-
rioli5ti5den @mfIuB 5u befdmpten,
Ser Sen 8eltfriee %berborgeruf en bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
0ie 0empnitratipu Ser britiiden.

9ie Concentration Der brttiidlen'
frona05i5den unb itolieniiden Arbe!~
ter geqen Sic Smterpention Der Mli=
ierter1 in Mublono be6eutet nidt Die
Mnerfennurtg oner Saten Der Bol,@e=
mill, es it bielmebr bic 9nr@fibr-
1rno 6eg einen ser Dem Hrafioerter
@iIion berloren qeaongene11, aber
1eitber unto na96riid1ider anftau'
hen6en pier5ebn Runfte. Selb1tbe-
ftimmungsre9t Ser @0lfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

Giner, Ser lanse briiben mar, be-
ridtet, nnfere sssungen ieien onrdtpeg
Ser Mniiht, 6ab Mmeriffa If 2rf11nft
an {id feIbit 3uer1t 6enfen 1one. 9as
1T audi Mmerifonismns nno mobr=
hoftia fein i4ledter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
OF STEARNS
DISTRICT COURT, SEVENTH judi
CIAL DISTRICT
Pioneer Electric Company,
a corporation
Plaintiff
Sank Rapids Granite Company
a corporation
Defendant.
Upon the petition of Charles F.
Ladner, Receiver of defendant for a
ratable assessment upon the common
stock and stockholders of defendant,
and upon all the files and records
herein,
1T rs ORDERED, That said petition
for said assessment be, and the same
is hereby, set down for hearing before
this court at the Court House, in the
City of st. Cloud, Stearns County,
Minnesota, in chambers, on the
18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1919,
at the hour of 1900 A. M, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard,
and the court at said time and place
will consider such evidence as may
be offered by the Receiver or any
stakeholder or creditor of defendant,
or other person in interest, in refer
ence to said proposed assessment.
Let notice hereof be given by pub
fishing a copy of this order once each
week for three successive weeks in a
legal newspaper printed and publish
ed in said Stearns County, and by
mailing a copy hereof to each of the
creditors and stockholders of defend
ant so far as the names and addresses
Of said creditors and stockholders are
known to the Receiver herein or his
attorneys. That said mailing be done
and said publication be begun within
ten (1O) days from the date hereof.
&s JOHN A .ROESER,
Judge Of District Court.
Dated at ST. Cloud, Minnesota, July
9Th, 1913. 1O-17-24
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

Ser GeneraIar,palt bon sSnoiar1
bat entidieoen, baB es fir fatbolt1he
Monnen unaefetIid it, in ihren1 rel1>
oi6{en @etpon6e in BEN oHentl1d)er
5h1Ien 6es 5tantes GIT Iebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10

Sic enaliid5e @esiernna fat frnn5o-
{i1fen Mrbeiterfnbrern 6ie Seilnabme
m Ser Observation-Disclosures IN Sontbz
bort berboten. 8eiI lie ibr 5u raotfal
iin6. mein bos miro ni6t berbin=
Bern, 6oB es INNER nod 9eute eibt,
Sic gnqlan6 fir 6as freieite 2ano Der
Shelf haIten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-10
gerfndt rMeb Gross 2iber Ftls" 1t1o
G1re 8efd1merben merben baln
npriiber fem.

Cine Bebanblung, beren 3ped bic Ser
treibung Ser rriaden bon Blinooarmz
e~nt8inouna. @aneniteinen, 3ndertrant>
beif, aepflhmer5en unb dronifde11
@ranfbeiten Ser 2eber, BEG Magens uno
Der @ebdrme 1T, INN Ben Batierten 5n
furieren. 8rdporiert bon fiibrenoen me-
bisiniiden Gpc5ioliiten na6 SsSahren bon
grfobruneen in Der Braris. gle furie<
rem nah6em ale anbere @ehanolungen
fehI1dIuqen. Ser Same hie1er 8ehnno=
lung, 9feb groB 2iper Rius 1T aetdo1lst.
tpirb in uhr f66rmiger- 5uae1hraubtet Sla<
fhen, bic 70 8iuen %enthalten. berpadt.
Son 9roeui1ten in ct. Glnnn beriautt.
greis 25 Cents ODER burd Die Rof bon
9fen 8ros & Co.. Ninneapolis. Uet1n.,
perianbt. Sic eHten n%1iii1en Elm rotes
areu8 auf Der GdodteI sebrudt baben.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Dziewiieciu Zashzelonych.
Buntown1cy przybral1
niebeZpiecZne pOf0zen1e
w New Castle, Pa, W
strajkujacych stal0w-
mach.

NEW CASTLE, PA. % wrzes-
MIA Stanowa policya, $50 pod
szeryf6w dziesiatki policyantow
strzeze ulic W okolicy stalowni tu-
tejszych gdyz pofozenie sta}o sic
niebezpieczne chociaz zdaje sic
bye lepsze obecnie. Dziewiec os6b,
dwie kobiety i siedmiu mezczyzn
zostalo zastrzelonych wczoraj vie
czorem, w dodatku zatratowano
jednego policyanta a drugiego po-
raniono przez uderzenie go pa}ka
W ataku przy zakladzie Carnegie
Steel Company. Trzech z poranio-
nJch prawdopodobnie umrze, po-
wiadaja.
Bunt przybraf niebezpieczna pos
tawe wczoraj pozno wieczorem,
gdy buntownicy kamienowali ro-
botnik6w idacych do fabryh.
Trzydziesci os6b jest oskarzo-
nychSo bunt i noszenie uErytej bro
nj.
Miyny beda operowane oko'o=
IS procent uzdolnionymi, jak po-
daja urzednicy fabryczni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Tyfus vi Polsce
Ottawa rOzsZerzenia sic
epiden1i1.

!. PARYz Miedzy aliancka le-
karska komisya po powrocie z Pol
ski, oswiadczyla tn re nalezy
przedsiewziac energiczne kroki ku
zapobiezeniu rozszerzenia sic ty-
fusu i innych chorob epidemicz-
nych, ably sic nnie dostaly do "a
chodniej Europy j Ameryki.
Pu1kownik III. u .Cummirrs, a
systent generalnego llekarza Sta
now Zjednoczonych, oswiadczy1 tn
onegdaj re "Epidemia szerzy sic
mimo letnich warunk6w pory i u
chodzcy re wschodu jency wojen-
nj osoby wracajace do swego kra
ju przynosza ciagle move wypadki
Okazuje sic brak lekarzy j szpita-
Ii W Polsce a takze rozpaczliwy
brak lekarst innych niezbednych
srodkow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
Komitet " Senacie Zwofuje Naczehik6W Strajku.
Przyje..i platforme francuskich
robotnikow

. LYONS, 20 Wrzesnia. -Rezo-
lucya uk}adajaca Geese platformy
dla zorganizowanych robotnik6w
we Francyi, przyjeta zosta}a tn
przy zakonczeniu sesyi -federacyi
piracy wczoraj wieczorem, wielka
wiekszoscia g1osow.
Rezolucya dopomina sic unaro-
dowienia przemyslu pod kontrola
fabrykant6w i konsumer6w i una
rodowienia transportacyi, kopaln,
wodociag6w bank6w. Oni wy
szczeg6lniaja re to ME oznacza
rozciagnienia uwagi stanu ami
submisyi: przemysl6w do funkcyo-
nalizmu, "z jego nieodpowiedzial-
noScia i konstytucyonalnemi przy-
warami''. Oswiadczonem jest re
przez unarodowienie oznacza sic
poWierzanie narodowych Wiasnos-
ci najwiecej interesowanym =
procedentom kostumerom. .,
Konwencya utrzymuje jej soil
darnosc z Rosyjska rewolucya i
obwinia komitet wykonawczy o
brak po}aczenia w. transportacyi
odrzuca utrzymywanie wladzy i
przeznacza raczej SHY
admira1a Kolchaka W Syberyi al
bo generara}a Dunikina w po}ud-
niowej Rosyi. ".Reakcyjna polity
ka ententy'', zosta1a zganiona a
podano zadanie o bezposredni po-
k6j rosyjskimi rewolucyonista-
NIL y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-26
kolchak ustaph z naezelnict
wa rzqdu

LONDYN, % wrzeSnia = Ad-
miraI Kolchak naczelnik wszyst-
kich rosyjskich rzad6w W Omsku
poinformowal aliant6w re rezyg-
nuje tytulu naczelnego wladcy,
ze wzgledu ma gen. Denikina, ma
czelnika antibolszewickich wojsk
W pofudniowej Rosyi, st6sownie
do iskrowej depeszy wysianej
przez Rad sowiet6w W Moskwie.
Wiadomosc przypuszcza ze boil
szewiki zajeli Kursk po srogiej
walce przeciw wojskom genera}a
lDenikint q.