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The Red Cloud chief., 1919-10-30
AS TOLD TO US
Gates Half soles Danish tire troubles

Gates Hail SOleS Danish tire troubles
Next Tuesday is election day.
Eat and drink at Powell & Pope's
Cafe. If
Geo. Arnup of Riverton was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. John Aubushon spent Monday
in Hastings.
G, L. Herrick of Inavale was in the
city, Saturday.
Miss Minnie Christian spent Satur-
day in Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Oatman spent
Friday in Hastings.
Fred Phares attended the football
game at Alma Friday.
Fred Turnure is driving a new
Buick Sedan automobile.
Good meals --good service moderate
prices-Powell d Pops's cafe.
Mrs. Bert Sherman went to Super
Tor "Wednesday to visit friends. =
Misses Myrtle Ge;wick and Edna
Frey spent Saturday in Hastings.
Mrs. Ida Hayes of Superior is Wis.,
iting relatives in the city this week.
FOR SALE-The Mcfarland Room
ing House, modern and doing capacity
business-J. E. BETz, Red Cloud, Neb.
Mrs. John Rutledge Of Inavaie
spent Monday with her mother, Mrs.
Grice. vz ~" '~
Mrs. Lottie Morhart went to Adams
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. w. B.
Leggett. ,,,&- -s>
G. w. Lindsey departed the last of
the week for his home at San Diego,
California.
Attorney E. G. Caldwell was in
Bloomington Wednesday attending to
some legal matters.
w. G. Hamilton, Herb Ludlow and
several others attended the football
game at Alma Friday.
Clarence Kizer and Sam Jones re-
turned home Tuesday from few
days sojourn in st. Joe.
The first snow of the season fell
Monday morning, but evaporated be-
fore it hit the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson are
home from Wray, Colorado, where
they spent few days with relatives.
Roy CARRIER and wife of Fullerton
are iE the city, being called here by
the death of his father, j. j. CARRIER
The paving gang is excavating on
west Fourth Avenue, preparatory ia
laying tile for storm sewer sys-
tenn.
Mrs. Peter Mcintosh was called to
Superior Friday on account of the
sickness of her sister, Mrs. Grant
Houchin.
F. j. Grice of the Grice G. Grimes
drug store is in Lincoln this week
attending meeting of the ReXal
dealers of the state.
Mrs. c. F. Gund returned to Blue
Hill Friday after visiting with hel
sisters, Mesdamcs +. A. Creighton
and w. A. Sherwood.
Mrs. Thos. Hansen, who had beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. r. Sala.
den, departed Wednesday morning
for her home at Resale.
Mesdames Rufina Stewart and w
J. Easton, mother and sister Of Mrs
w. A. Maynard, went to st. Joe or
Monday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hauck returned tt
their home at Coffeyville, Kansas, OF
Saturday after visiting with their sol
and his wife at this place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1919-10-30
For Sale

The Mcfarland rooming house strict,
ly modern aud doing capacity business
j. e. BETZ, Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
IF | WERE A FARMER

If I were a farmer retailing a considerable number of eggs, would have the boy wash all soiled eggs. However fresh, soiled eggs are de-appetizing, not merely for table use but for cooking and housewives sell dom buy eggs either, only for cooking, says a writer III a trade journal.
 Then I would candle" every egg, and separate them accord ing to the degree of freshness as shown by the candling pro cess, CHARGING A LARGER PERCENTAGE F OF PROFIT ON THE FRESHER ONES.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
COLORED CITIZEN WRITES
 FROM FARGO.

Editor Argus:
 We noted in the Argus where the U. s. Government had rec commended the formation of clubs among the farmers to "chip in" and buy feed in car loads and accordingly we of Fargo acted and the first car load for Fargo was bought this week. l.. w. Mahon and w. M. Dunn served as our committee, going to West Point where they bought the car load of corn.
 Our wheat crop was appear antly injured by the recent freeze, and some 10 per cent of the wheat being roted.
 It may be of interest to the Argus editor and the other progressive citizens of citizens of Brinkley to know that there has been a wonderful change of heart and mind of the col ored citizens of this section over the matters of roads from that displayed 3 years ago when we voted against the proposed rock roads. I'm sure that if we had another chance to exercise our right in voting in a contest that it would not be like it was then.
 Lee w. MahOn, one of our leading colOred citizens, is enjoying the novel pleasure of seeing his mother, Parthenia Stevenson, whom he has not seen for B years, and who is now on visit to him from Greenville, South Carolina.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
SELE-FEEDERS FOR HOGS
 PAYS.

The Jefferson County Qnd.)
 farm bureau, through h e county agent, has just com pleted profitable self-feeder demonstration for hogs. Ten pigs from one litter were fed skinned milk and allowed to eat at will from a self-feeder con- taining bran, shipstuff, and hominy meal. The pigs were farrowed March 1 and sold on October P. They made an av- craze daily gain, from date of birth, of 0.93 pound. The to- tai cost of fed was $2,00. The weight of the hogs at selling time was 2,160 pounds, or an average of. 216 pounds each. The farmer received $I8.50 a hundred, $339.60 for the loty making a net profit of $199.60, or $19.96 per head. T
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
{25 Reward

Strayed or stolen off of B. L. Woodfin's place, 2 miles east of Cotton Plant, between S::30 and 9 o'clock Friday night, November 1, 1918, one small swayback light bay mare, white spot in forehead size of dollar. fresh cut scar on top of right ear, heavy bushy short tail, gait fox trot or pace, weighs a. bout $50 ID Saddle and bridle on when stolen.
 Will pay $25.00 reward for any information leading to re- turn of mare.
 E. l.. Woodfin,
 Brinkley, Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
Among the Churches.
BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at both morning and evening hours by the pas tor.
 A cordial invitation 10 all.
 Roswell Davis, Pastor.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
"2-Inch Single, 1 Time"

Much of the fault that is found with local advertising can be traced back to some fault finder who placed a two-inch single-column, One-time adver- tisement in the local news paper-and then expected the people to come in and take the goods away from him.
 That is like trying to pull off a baseball game with only one inning.
 Advertising in local news papers is profitable to local business men when it IS DONE CORRECTLY AND RUN CON- TINUOUSLY-especially when it "Team-Works" with national advertising.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
Lost, Strdyed or Stolen

One black mare mule, 6 years old, 15 1-2 hands high; white mouth, weighs about 1000 pounds collar mark on shoulder
 One dark bay horse mule, about , years old, 15 hands high L w branded on right shoulder.
 Liberal reward will be paid for the recovery of the above named stock. Notify
 A. Hirsch & Co.,, MarveII, Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
ANOTHER LETTER
 FROM CALIFORNIA

(Continued from Page 'One) have all the oranges and grape fruit we want, then we have fine apples, some grown in San Bernardino county and some come from Washington and Oregon.
 You will find plenty of roses Gin some places) in bloom. There are ct! ar flowers hardy plants blooming. This seems to be the home of the geraneum, they are every where nearly.
 With kindest regards, remain
 Yours truly,
 W. l.. Ferguson.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
S|5.00 Reward
|I LOST BAY MARE

A light bay or dark sorrell mare, 3 years old and past, had 8 white stocking feet, white star in forehead, belly nearly white, 1412 or 15 hands high. Left or was taken from range on Piney, east of Brink ley, last spring. Will pay $15 for any information leading to recovery. Address
 J. H. Goodwin,
 Wheatley, Ark. Jan. 20, 1919.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
hRTANT TO LAND OWN- FRS.

l Mabel1y, Ark, 1-15-19 1 Argus:
 lowing your columns are |y open for the uplifting |u great good country flor this right I want to them to say to the land kE and tax payers of the e River Levee District la proposition is now up 5 to save our bacon, as it by taking action to re- our lands of this over y of Cache river water } now covers many acres r fine farms. It presents
 to me that the relief
 come by taking care of water that comes so soon
 rain, by draining, open outlets, shorten flow of
 and get rid of it quicker far to any thinking ob-
 Some l have talked to pe, Let's investigate and Fhat's best to do." Isay,
 language of the Lament fddy in reference to the aa Canal, Let's dig it
 Talk About it Afterwards" get rid of this water and
 sat after. They are dig lmmence canals north of
 Cache and bringing the
 down right now, so we lake care of it and get it
 ht now. Only a small Y of money, say $2OOO,
 m my judgement lessen
 gDof water 10 miles,
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24

from Maberry to Clarendon 100 miles, 1-10 of distance and 10 miles would save 20 miles some. Let some of the Levee Officials call meet and get busy and get this legisla- ture to give us a charter Hope to hear from others. Thanking you in advance, am
 Yours truly,
 A. F. Maberry.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
instruments of Strength.

He is able to bear the crosses or others because he bears his own. He can be of use to men because ne can do without men. He is ethically ef- fectiye because he is spiritually free. He Is able to save because he Is strong to suffer. His sympathy and hls soli- tude are both alike the instruments or his strength.-Francis c. Peabody.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO
 From the Farmer to You.

From the Farmer to You. Each leaf carefully selected by an expert tobaconist, from the best crops of the county.
 No Filthy Factory Hands
 Touch It.
 No dope, adulteration or camouf1age, Send me $2.00 and 1 will send you by mail, postpaid 3 1b of well ripened, mellow old tobacco. 10 ID for $5, or tobacco suitable for smoking only, 40c per lb in four or more ID packages,
 This country grows Twelve million pounds annually.
 We get the choice lots
 Buy it from a man who knows tobacco.
 JOHN R. OURY & co.
 MURRAY, KY. The Bank of Murray, Reference
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
AT A BARGAIN

10 head of good farm mules and horses for sale at a bar gain. Phone 1S9 or see c. B. Rounder, City.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
Former BrinkIey Boy Writes
 Note From France.
remain

H. N. Daniels has just re- ceived the following note from his son, Harry Daniels, who is with the American forces yet in France.
 Dec. 16, 1918. My dear father:
 Will write a few lines to- night to let you know that I am well and getting along alright and my wishes are that you all are well and enjoying life.
 It is almost Christmas and l sure wish 1 could spend it with you, but will spend this one in France, maybe 1 can spend the next one with you. Let's hope so anyway.
 Our President is over here and here's hoping that he has mission.
 Must close with love to all.
 Your son,
 Harry Daniels.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
Our Helper.

He that wrestlcs with us strength ems our nerves and sharpens our sklli. Our antagonist is our helper.-Burke'
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday School and Commu- nion Services each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Bible Study on Wednesday night at 7:45.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
ORGANIZACYA PRZECIW =
PROHIBICYJNA PODEJMIE
WALK MA KORZYSC PA
LACEY O

Nowy York, 20 marca. - W
ganizacya przcciw-prohibicyjna
postanowila wziqG W swa opieke
palaczv tytoniu. J. A. Seavey, or
ganizator stowarzyszenla, O.
swiadczyl, re ma stopach propa-
eandystow przeciw-tytoniowych
beda ciqgle stawali mowcy wy
giaszajqcy swe argumcnty ma ko-
rzysG palaczy. ,,Gdzickolwiek wy
sla oni swego m6wce W jeden vie
czor. my wySlemy drugiego w
nastepnv.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
MISSOURI PRZEPROWA-
S~UFRAZYZM.
Jefferson City, Mo-, - 20 II

Jefferson City, Mo-, - 20 mar
ca. - Senat Stanu Missouri pre-
prowadzil wczoraj projekt, ma
mocy ktoreso kobiety w wieku
peinoletnim bedq mog}y W przy-
'szloSci giosowaG podczas wybO-
row ma urzad prezydenta. Ma
tychmiast pc przeprowadzeniu
owego projektu przeprowadzono
rezolucye przediozenia g}osuja-
Gym poprawke konstytucyjna u
r6wnouprawnienia kobie, we
wszystkich wyborach. Senator II.
Gray przyjechai z St. Louis do
Jefferson City ma specyalnym pc
ciagu, ably rzuciG sw6j CLOS ma
korzySG p~rojektu, kt6ry przepro-
wadzono g}osami 21 do II.
Senator mial sprawe sadowq w
miejscowosci zwanej Carthage,
gdy otrzymai zawiadomienie cd
przywodcow ~projektu, re wkrot-
&c odbedzie sic gIosowanie mad
konstytucyjna poprawka. Natych
miast pojecha} ma stacye kolejo-
wa, gdzie wsiadl ma pociag st.
Louis and San Francisco ida
zajacy do St. Louis a ma stacyi
Tower Grove ~przesiadi sic ma
specyalny pociag z jednym tylko
wagonem, kt6rym przejechal pre-
strzen 120 mil w przeciagu stu
trzydziestu minut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
sZEsCIO MIESIECZNY TER
MIN WYPLATY BONDOW
A PozYCZKI.

Washington, 20 marca- - Ter
min wypiaty pozyczk Zwycie-
silva bedzie o wiele iatwiejszym
aiz ktorykolwiek z termin6w po-
przednich. Department skarou,
powiadamiajac o szczeg6lach do
tyczqcych przysziej pozyczki. O.
znajmi}, re wplaty "a zakupione
bondy NIGGA trwac przez szeSc
miesiecy t. j. cd dziesiatego maja
do jedenastego listoPada.
Przy aplikacyi ma zakupno
bondu kazdy kupujacy bedzie mu
siai ziozyG dziesiec procent sunny
zakupionego bondu, i to pred
dziesiatym maja, drugie dziesiet
procent p~ietnastego listopada, a
a cztery nastepne dwadzicScia
procent II sierpnia, 9 wrzeSnia,
Ego pazdziernika, oraz 1lgo listo
pada. Jezeliby ktoS zyczyl sobie
odrazu wypiacic wypozyczone ST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
wv ODCZYTY w o
TECHNIKOW.

Inzynie X. ~Szymaiski, wypo.
vie odczyt o kot}ach i maszynach
parowych w sail teatru KoSciu.
ski, PREY Milwaukee ave. MIC
dry Noble i Tell pl.
Inzynier Romuald Ostaszew-.
ski wypowie odczyt o swietle W
sail teatru Davis Square, r6g &C
i Ashland ave. ma Town OF Lake.
Oba odczyty odbeda sic jutro
W niedziele dnia 5000 marca. Pc
czatek O godzinie pol do ll-cj ra-
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
ito czerwone celem uchronienia
pociagow Cd mozliwej kolizyi.
$1,000 ARROW ZIEMI OLA
.UWOLNIONYCH ZE SLUZ.
BY WOJSKOWEJ
ZOLNIERZY.
ZOLNIERZY

Helena, Mont, 20 marca. - y
trzymano tutaj zawiadomienie, Re
federalne biuro ziemskie w Wa
szyngtonie przeznaczy}o oko}o
1000 ARROW ziemi poiozonych W
okolicy narodowego lasu Beaver
head pod uprawe ola wyzwolo--
nych re s}uzby wojskowej zolnie-
rzy, kt6rzy zycza sobie osiedlic
sic ma gruntach publicznych.
Z oferty tel NIGGA korzystae
nietylko zolnierze, ale take oby-
watele cywilni. Pierwszenstwo a
toll maja zoinierze, ktorzy costa
Ii wypuszczeni Z wojska honoro-
wo. Rozdzielanie gruntu rozpocz-
ME sic w kilku nastepnych ty-
godniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
DEPARTMENT WOJNY
zADA $4,000
zOLNIERZY MA SLUZBE
w EUROPE.

Washington, 20 marca. - De
parliament wojny wydal rozkaz
wystawienia armii zlozonej z
$4,000 wolentaryuszy ola pelnie-
MIA sluzby w Europe. Rozkaz
ten prawdopodobnie opublikowa-
ny bedzie dzisiaj.
Kazdy z~apisujacy sic bedzie
miai sp~osobnoSc wyjechac
wkr6tce do Francyi, gdzie
zajmie miejsce zofnierza,
kt6ry cd diuzszego czasu
tam juz przebywa, a chce napo-
wr6t przyjechat do kraju rodzin-
nego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29
SEKR K OMAWIA O
LISTU
ANSELL.A.

Washington, 20 marca. De-
parliament wojny ME opublikuje
sprawozdania pu}kownika An
sell'a, 'dotyczacego sadow wojen-
nych w armii.
Sekr. Baker zawiadomil wczo-
raj, re odesiai. go z powrotem pub
kownikowi, oSwiadczajac, IL spra
wozdanie to ME przyniesie zad-
nej korzySci. w zawiadomieniu
o tel akcyi sekr. Baker tax powie-
dial:
,.Odes{alem puikownikowi An
sell'owi jego sprawozdanie z sug
gestya, re wszelkie poprawki lub
rady dotyczace zmian W proee-
durach sad6w %wojennych Tub
praw beda z otwartemi rekoma
przyjete.
Sprawozdanie, ktore przes}al
n amoje rece ME przyniosloby zad
mel korzySci i dlatego odeslasem
mu je z prosba, ably rady wszel-
kie suggestive przedlozyi
wprost ma mole rece hub departa-
mentowi wojny."
Zawiadomienie o wyslaniu IL
stu Ansella wywolalo w kolach
wojskowych wielkie zdziwienie.
Kazdy niemal officer zapytuje sic
co jest powodem kroku sekr. Ba-
ker'a. Dlaczego sekr. ME zezwo-
lii ably sprawozdanie pozosrawio-
no w rekordach departamentu
wojny.
Prawem wojskowem pu}kow--
nix Ansell pod groza sadu wojen
nego ME mole sam opublikowac
swego listu. Zapytany dzisiaj,
jak sic zapatruje ma akcye sekre-
TARA, puikownik Ansell odmowil
wszelkich pod tym w~zgledem ko-
mentarzy.
N~iektorzy oficerowie departa-
mentu wojny przypuszczaja, re
w odpowiedzi ma sprawozdanie
Ansell'a, sekr. Baker usprawie-
dliwial swoj krok oSwiadczeniem,
re wolf r~aczej oddaG ten list au-
torowi, niz pozwolic gazetom i
pismom publikowac nieporozu-
mienia miedzy oficerami departa-
mentu wojny.
Senator Chamberlain, prezeS
wydzia}u spraw wojskowych ME
by} obecny wczoraj w Waszyng-
tonic. Ct, ktorzy pilnie Sledzili
sprawe sad6w wojcnnych przy-
Pominaja sobic, re kilka tygodni
.temu senator Chamberlain napi-
sal list do sekr. Baker'a. zadajac,
ably opublikowano sprawozdanie
Ansell'a, grozac re W przeciwnym
razie podejmie sic innych odpo-
wiednich krokow, ktore zmusza
go do zadoScuczynienia jcgo zy-
czeniom.
Senator Chamberlain widzial
kopie sprawozdania Anscll'a.
Przedlozyi MI je czynny sekr.
Crowell. Poniewaz kopie listu
pozwolono mu zobaczyc pod wa
runkiem trzymania zawartoSci je
go w ~tajemnicy. senator Chamber
lain ME moze 60 opublikowaG.
Pc przeczytaniu listu tegoz Sc
nator natychmiast wysla} do
sekr. Baker'a list z oSwiadcze-
MEM, re narod amerykahski powi
MEN znac wszystkie fakty doty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29

ma morze i dopiero PREY pomocy
holownik6w marynarskich zdola
no wyratowac zagrozonych.
Dwoje osob zostalo zabitych;
wielu bolesnie pokaleczonych;
okna wystawowe zostaly powy-
bijane; wicher przewracal ma
chodniki przechodni6w czesto
pod nadjezdzajace automobile, a
okrety W przystani rwa}y sic re
swych kotwic.
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O 200
CZLONKOW I. w. w.

Washington, 20 marca. - Ge-
neralny ]prokurator Palmer oznaj
miajac, re okofo 1000 cudzoziem
skich nieprzyjacio} zostaSo PREY
trzymanych podczas wojny po-
wiedzia}, re z liczby tel rad
prawdopodobnie uwolni oko}o
600; reszta natomiast z~ostante
wysiana z kraju. a 900 bedzle
~przetrzymywanych pod dozorem
w}adz federalnych do czasu ME
ograniczonego. w liczbie tel jest
okolo 200 czionkow I. w. W.,
kt6rych sprawl bedzie przedsozo
ma departamentowi piracy. Wiez-
Movie CT zostana prawdopodob-
ME skazani ma banicye.
BURZA w YORKU.
Nowy York, 20 marca. -
Wczorajsza burza, jaka nawiedzi
Ia to miasto, stala sic powodem
wielu niebezpiecznych wypadkow
polaczonych niejednokrotnie Z u
trata zycia. w pobliskiej przysta
nj rozszalaie fale morskie zerwa-
ly liny przytrzymujace piec ba-
rex, ma ktorych byIo kilkadzie-
stat os6b l. kobict. mezczyzn i
dzieci. Bark tie zosta}y limestone
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-29

IL prawo obecne prohibicylne
Jest acknowledgement, RAD po-
stanowil go wprowadzit W zycle,
Pc pierwszym lipca rz3d "a
mySla zupelnie odmowic Idziele-
MIA pieczeci ~rzadowych tym bro
warnikom, ktorzy wyrabiaja ma
pole alkoholiczne. Kazdy, ktory
bedzie chcial wyrabiac napoje
wyskokowe bez ~lfcencyi, bedzle
mnsiaI odpowiadac pred sadem.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Baker 0dmaWia OpubIikOWania liStu Anse|Pa.
Bandyci Uchodza z 100000 Wykra'
dzionymi Z Banku w Detroit.
Eksplozya Pociskow RAM l5-stu R%obotnikow.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

me, moze to uczynic dwudzieste-
go maja, piacac poprzednio owe
dziesiec procent PREY wypelnia-
niu aplikacyi dziesiatego maja,
Mozna r6wniez W caloSci wypia-
cic nalezytoSt PREY ktorejkol-
wick z powyzszych pieciu insta-
lacyi.
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P RANDYT0W MA
L

Marian, Ark, 20 marca. - "a
wiadomiono tutaj, re trzech "a
maskowanych opryszkow zatrzy-
malo pociag kolei st. Louis and
San Francisco" w drodze I St.
Louis do Memphis, pomIedzy
tenn miastem a Bridge Junction.
a zebrawszv Cd pasazcr6w ok2]o
5000 w eot6wce uciekli. Czwar-
tv mial p6;Sc do Bridge Junction.
adv wvwicsic ostrzegawcze swl2
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TRZECH ZAARESZTOWA-
NYCH Pc DZARZUTEM IA
WALLACE'A.

Washington, 20 marca.
Trzech mezczyzn zostalo przy--
aresztowanych przez w}adze mex
sykahskie federalne ma podsta" vic
oskarzenia dokonania morder-
silva ma O.. Wallace, amerykatl-
skim obywatelu ujetym / zamor-
dowanym przez bandyt6w mex
svkatiskich niedaleko m~ieJscowo-
sci Hacienda.
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godniach
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w SPRAWIE RDO


Des Mones, 20 marca. - In
westygacya wydzialu sadownicze
go 1zby przybraia wczoraj lima
faze. gdy wydziai rozpocza' pre-
Sluchiwania w sprawie skasowa-
MIA pardonu Rathbun'a i jego po-
nownego uwiezienia. Przewazna
Geese zeznan otrzymano Cd n%icja-
kiego A.. G. J~ohnson'a, specyalnc-
go prosekutora, podczas sadowej
sprawy Rathbun'a, kt6rego inni
swiadkowie oskarzajq o podsu-
niecie staremu Rathbun'owi my
sli rozpoczecia ,,handlu" &c swc-
mi adWokatami.
BRYTYJCZYK PRZYJEDZIE
BALONEM MA WYSTAWE
LOTNICZA.
Nowy York, 20 marca. - Klub
!otniczy amerykahski otrzymai
wczoraj zawiadomienie z brytyj-
skiego ministerstwa lotniczego o
planowanym wzlocie przez Allan
tyk ma olbrzymim balonie, celem
wziecia udziaIu W drNgiej wy
stawie l~otniczej pan-amcrykah-
skiej w Atlantic City, kt6ra sic
ma rozpoczac W maju. Prezydent
Hawley p~owiedziai, re ma nowo
wybudowanych balonach brytyj-
skich uR-33" ,,R-34' bedzie MOI
ma z iatwoScia predicted przcz
Atlantyk w czterdziestu osmiu
godzinach.
Oprocz balon6w w. Brytania
ukohczyla budowe o~lbrzymich
trojplaskowcow, kt6rymi rozpocz
ME podroz nadpowietrzna W
~przysziym miesiacu. Aeroplany
te beda w stanie pomieScic stu
pasazerow i predicted przestrzen
1900 mil W dwunastu godzinach.
Rad ME
SPODZIANKE SPISKUJA-
GYM
Nowy York, 20 marca. - U
rzednicy federalni przygotowuja
ME bardzo mia niespodzianke
wszystkim tym browarnikom i
dystylarzom, ktorzy zapowiedzie
Ii, re wrecz zakazowi rzadu ME
zaprzestana wyrabiat napojow
wyskQkowych z chwila nadejScia
prohibicyi wojennej pierwszego
lipca.
Planem rzadu jest zmusic ich
>Jprost do zaprzestania wszel-
kich wyrobow odmowien;em i'm
pieczeci rzadowych civil licer>yi.
Pomimo deklaracyi Elihu Root'a