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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02

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iishinent OF Or. Nielsen, Coroner
Bright found nothing that could be
used to clear up the situation The
young woman was apparently free
from all marks of violence. and layers
of sand underneath her clothing in
Dictated that she had probably lain
in the water for weeks.
An her hair had fallen out and
examination OF it under water showed
that il was blond. The upper front
teeth. tightly fitted into the gums.
proved to be false and of enamel. but
her body showed no other dfstin-
gushing marks of identification. She
was clad in cream silk evening
dress with blue polka dots, blue I'm
derskrt, gray knitted petticoat. green
silk corset, woolen union suit, black
silk stocking tan Walkover shoes,
md she was covered with a man s
olive drab ra.ncoat. Deceased was
thought TO have been a single woman,
and the opinion was expressed yester-
day in Or. Nelson's office that she was
younger than at first thought, her age
being put Of between twenty and
twenty five years,
View the Body.
Mrs. j. s. hutchinson, of Penni-
man, told the police yesterday that
pany with another young woman.
November "a The other young wo-
man has returned, but Mrs. Hutchin-
sons daughter cannot be found, and
the mother went to the morEue yes
terday 10 see the body of the dea d
woman. She made no statement.
however. and seemed reluctant to
discuss the matter of her daughters
disappearance.
\ young man of Richmond called
at the morgue, also, and stated that
he knew a young woman from a
nearby town VINO was reported miss
ing from home. but on seeing the
dead declared it was not the woman
he had in mind.
Since the autopsy showed the un-
known woman to have been possibly
twenty-five years old. she could not
have been the daughter of Mrs. 5. N.
Shrewsbury, OF Nashville. Tenn. Mrs.
Shrewsbury wired for detailed de-
scription of the woman. stating thas
her daughter, who WAS only fourteen
Years old. had left Arizona last Sep
TENDER for home but had not been
heard OF since.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
OFFICIAL CHANGES IN
STATE AND CITY BANK

Colonel Julien II Hill Yesterday re-
linquished his duties as cashier of the
National State and City bany to give
his whole time to those of vice. presi-
pea ~fst-v~- tarfts7--e
er of the Union bank of Richmond.
slcecsds Colonel hin as cashier OF the
National State aud City institution
For the past several years Colonel
Hill has been looking after both posi-
tion Of cashier and vice president.
Il e, Cunningham, assistant cashier
al the National state and City bank
SINCE July. 1915, has been made vice.
president.
Jesse +. Wood manager OF the saw
ings department, has been made as
sistaEt cashier He will continue in
charge OF the savings department Mr..
Wood is president of the Richm ond
chapter of the American Institute OF
Banking and an alumnuc ofs~ Rich
mond college,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
.CANARD SPREAD N
SPEAkERSH|P FIGHT
Idea That Shanahan Contest IL Be-
tween Republican Party and
League Piece of Propaganda.

The Chicago newspapers carricu W
story last week 10 the effect that the
ra,or,. -. p,h,,rar ,rernhers
~ - ''ie tNs
OF the limos mouse had COMMITTED
themselves TO Mr. Shanaian for
sneakar
-. .os
me comment was haof 'iia' mo-"
! much as the Anti-Saloon league had
announced that IL would abide by the
cs,o,,s a.o;.,a l., ~. .no.rars,,n
" :" vac spe"
ngnt, inns ended the controversy ana
MT. Snanahan would be the next
speaker.
rms was iittie disauieung because
e.Ie SIu- Saioon league Is VIGOROUSLY
opposiHe mr.. Shanahan, he mas tne
ENDORSEMENT OF tne Wets ana Is their
repIesenta.lve. Inc league mas no
eanuioatc ou, Is merely lnsistihs upon
meno per VINO represents the senti-
i 1iean VI .ne ma,ority OF tne hepun.
mean members OF the mouse, TINS
MEMBER 70 De selected by caucus. II
appears. however tnat the report tnat
a ha1o1iy Oh the members are
pieuseu 10 MI. ohanahah Is nor Sue:
superintendent scout Mcbrioe' or
.he Anti-sAg9''h iessue issued the
1oiioWing statement Decemner To-
-ionr OF tne more ,han sixty
! ury nepuohcsns hAse ai,eaus ueen III
terviewed ana postiveF STATE tnat
they are NOT committea 10 Mr. shana-
nan. " Ihese, iorts-hVe nave 50 .at
agreed denhlteiE 70 support uIy re
publican IN caucus and only such. Al
out ore or two or the orss are eA-
pected 70 foiiow the same program.
II ~ 1uliE reahzeo by tnS fiiefituer
as Wen as oy tnelr constituents Una.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
Fog Delays ship. Departure.

New YORK, Jan. l.~-Fate and the
weather seem to be operating to de-
lay shipment Of two million dollars
destined for American soldiers In
France. phc l. S. $. Leviathan. which
was to have left here yesterday with
the money and distinguished pas
scnger list, bound for Paris, was un-
able TO sail because of n broken tur-
bine Passengers and money were
transferred to the l.. S. S. George
" Washington, President wilson's peace
ship, which was scheduled 10 depart
today. VERY ireavv~ fog and low
tide combined to keep the huge liner
N port Captain Edward McCauley,
IT.. denied that the tuprhen's strike
had -snvthtng ito do with IT, The
George Washington is now expected
10 sail tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
K MILLIONS FOR
COAST DEFENSES

washington, Jan. l--As a coun-
mft Of the nayy's plans for great
the war department will ASK
of millions Of dol
m b. expended during the com
&MO PEARS In completing the coast
o Of the United states and in
Doa1esstons, according to Major
61 w. N. Black. chief of engi-
9cAasing the coast defenses of
- ana the effect the lessons ps
WAr viii have upon the systems.
Al BlAck said:
- c0ast defense Of the United
now rests upon the navy and
0ft1l1ery posted at twenty eight
- the Kennebec river. Maine
Sound. Oregon. In addition
IN ~ course the Panama. Phil
~ Hawaiian defensas
peehAps bit early TO state
pns IN ses coasr defense have
II m&A fcuM the war. But it
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
THOMAS R. MARSHAlL'S
NEW YEAR SENTIMENT

Washington, Dec. si.-vice- President
Thomas r. Marshalfs New Year SEN
timent is expressed in verse. Mr.. Mar
shall penned the following:
Nineteen EiSAtesN.
The years not dead; it cannot die.
Its record lights the future sky.
II walks beside all upright men.
It's gaze outstrips all mortar ken
1T moves with France to Lily fields
Where peace Her beauteous harvest
Yields.
1t smiles once more on Flanders plain
whers pIough shsre. aide the sse rs
again. @~
ut marches back across the seas.
To all our moors and all our ieas,
IL sits by each ones freside,
To be for aye Gods human guide.
Ii ia not dead por can It die
While men lift up our banners high.
II will have an eternal youth,
WAiie-we- laxs- I.ibertg- and Truth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
RAMEY Is HELD FOR
ACTION OF GRAND JURY

sDerisl io The Richmond Virginian.)
Danville, Va. ian, Charged
with ohs;ructinG local police officer.
and agents OF the state prohibition de
Hpartn,ent in the discharge Of their
duty q. G.. Ramev. Southern railway
conductor. was today held for the
grand Jury under $500 bond
Ramey bested the officers and
agents ana Guided afrrest on two diff
ferenf occasions. Sunday night he
told them fatfootediy that they could
not search HIS train for liquor on a
blanket search warrant directed at
the Florida flier Following issuance
Of his def, he proceeded to lock up
his train He was arrested. but. when
he told them they would have TO an
swer 10 the government for delaying
the mail he was released,
Monday night the train. north
hound was met by four policemen
and inspectors. headed hy the COM
rnonwcal'hs attorney. \. u. Shell
ton. division superintendent had pre-
viouslv been notified 20 provide an
other conductor to take the train on.
The police. however failed to procure
a search warrant for the train and,
when itamey did not alight, they be
came apprehensive. The officers
learned that ,Ramey was locked in a
drawing room. ~ 1t was impracticable
at the time 10 procure a warrant.
Ramey's baggagemaster. his over
alls covered by Ramey's overcoat,
alightcd from the train and repaired
to the telegraph office for orders.
Upon returning. he sgnalled the train
ahead and the northhound express
pulled cut leaving the officers empty
han<ed and chagrined. The police of
LynchbUrg. Charlottesville and Alex
andria we're requested 10 arrest
Ra1mey
The com menwealth's attorney criti-
cises the railway officials In state
menI which he has issued.
Section 55-c off, the Mapp prohibi-
ton law approved March 10, 1918.
structing officers charged with en-
forcing the law: Constructing officer
charged with enforcing this act: PEN
atty; common carrier TO discharge
employee upon conviction: penalty.
Any person WHO shall hinder or OBJ
struet ANY officer OF this state charged
with the duty of Inspecting baGgge
for ardent spirits. or the duty of as
ettEtaintng whether any ardent sRss:ats
is being illegally transported or
stored. or otherwise charged with the
duty Of enforcing the provisions OF
this act, shall he deemed guilty OF a
rlisdemeanor and, upon conviction
shall he fined not less than one hun
dred dollars nor more than one thou.
sand dollars and be confined In Jail
not less than two nor more than six
months"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
CELEBRATES 18TH
anniversary SUNDl

The fifteenth anniversary OF Reg
w. F.. Robertson's passionate of RAJ
dolph-Street Baptist church will l.
observed Sunday, when special 9erd
vices will be conducted at II O'clock,
A brief address will be made h4
Rev. c. B. Arendall, and the pastel
will make a statement of his work
during the period OF his Stewardship.
The committee having charge "a
the affair embraces T. II. Collier, j. b.
Minor, G. s. Dansey. Mrs. w Q. Con-
drey and Mrs. AZ NJ. Wood:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
itQtoR TAKEN IN RAID
on BYRD ST. STATION

Twelve quarts and one pint, of the
forhjdden f1uid. was confiscatcd last
night nv Sergeant Ryan and Police
man g A. Lee. when they made a
raid Oh the lockers and supply room
Of the Byrd street station. No one
appeared 70 claim the property and
the, tquid was carried 10 the First
Police station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02

Little Mary Ballif. three-year- I'D
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ballif
23l4 Burton street, was knocked down
and seriously injured yesterday
about IL o'clock, by an lakewood and
Broad street car, in the charge OF
Motorman Eugene Carter and Con-
ductor r. w. Whitiow. She was
rushed to Grace hospital in an am
buIance Although sustaining a
brokeff%eg, and several bruises, she
fortunately escaped internal injury.
The Ballif girl. with several com
pa4aeas were playing Ia tia stEeata a.
the intersection OF Twenty-fourth and
Venable streets. when she ran in
front of the car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
Truck Driver Injured.

f. A. Boyer. white, zoo North Mon
roe street is confined to his home
suffering from several painful in
juries in the legs as result of an
automobile accident on East Main
~tr-stiat --a ft~rnoon hort
z 40 o'clock.
Boyer was driving large CONNER
cial truck. which was loaded with
heavy cases. and just as his car got
in front of the Railroad Y. NJ. c, A
the cases began to slip to the side OF
the truck. and despite the efforts OF
Boyer to prevent them from falling
they almost completely demolished q
mail and parcel post box, on the side.
walk and painfully injured Boyer
a bout the legs.
+ The first police station was imme-
diately notified and Boyer was car
red to his home in private auto
mobile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
IRISH BOOkkEtPER TRIES
TO OVERTHROW MILITARY

Dublin. Jan l--TeAtimony at the
court martial of J. Gallagher, a book
keeper disclosed that he organized a
plot in Wicklow and Wexford to blow
UP the railroad bridges, capture the
police barracks and postoffices, and
overthrow the British military. De
cision is reserved. -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
1OO. 600 PRISONERS DfE
FROM GERMAN TREATMENT

Rome, Jan, 1.--One hundred thou
sand Italian prisoners died as a re-
suit of Ill treatment starvation or
cold in German and Austrian prison
camps. an ofTieiAl Italian inquiry has
disclosed. it was announced today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
WEATHER

Washingte on. Jan. Forecast:
Nirginia-Rain followed by clear
ing and much colder Thursday; Fri.
day fair. colder in east portion. strong
west winds.
North carpiina-@Rain and much
colder Thursday; Friday fair.
Storm warnings were displayed Wed
nesday morning on the Atlantic coast
Jacksonville 10 Eastport.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
TUO GIANT FLEETS
a43nnsS Erorp Para nreA

4A1od. The maximum enlisted
o11gth of the corps for 1890 was
1u1lnnended to be fifty thousand. in
&6A3nE the permanent personnel
IL proposed amendment makes
~ oeisctfve system of promotion for
- &1rs. zs now operative in the nst.y,
ND3tcAhle only to the marine corps,
0rOyides for the transfer Of It's
I0Gru from the temporary destroy :
r1xty -six; destroyers building and
S11ed 20. Torpedo boa,S first
10y is: torpedo boats second class
1hmarines, including one severely
hked by EXPLOSIONS. 16; sub
1H&6 building ayd Projected. Z.
Stpe, :; miscellaneous minor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
nuns DESTRUCTIVE
CONTINUED From Page One.

~ this region has been rendered al
most hopeless OF reconstruction for
many months. The German method
M destruction was to explode q hand
grenade under every rail renderfp <
ff-4s9eie4s - tsa.4rl fes fs+-
Canal .iu Nor6. which connects this
1ecficn of France from the Belgian
cSnal system, and is the natural
Ipn<fepot for goods feS Antwerp @r
S14o3tArdan, WIS itself practically the
s4Ghflng tine for months and is SO
t41ly DESTROYED that it will take fully
I& scar for it's complete recoustruc-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
STRANGE Election Storr.

London, Dec. 31.--A strange electtl
story is told by J. H. Whitley. g
new speaker of the house OF CO..
mons. 1t appears that, owing
tempestuous weather, the little 80
fish Island of Roma, was isoIAAl
from the mainland, from DecaNnol
10 to IS. 1t was thus impossib1e
record the votes on polling day. d
IA.
The islanders were highly indignn3
at being deprived OF their franct1|
after having contributed 80 per cej
of their eligible men TO army or m,
service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
Virginia 5
Honor Re,l
DIED FROM WOUNDa

Private. S.is@uel !. Austin, F'inr
BoutetOurt county, Va. @
Private ROBERT MURFIfYs u
alive. Mrs. Cora Murphy, IN NSG
Third street. RICHMOND. -
WtNtt ' IS ..11S -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
Sergeant Willy III. Petty, Dnnviln&

Sergeant Willy H. Petty, Danvi1lo
Va. 81
Private James i. Pleasant, AfIc1Il
aux, Va.
Private LOnnie X. Brecdon. C1NFqf5
soa. IA NJ
Private Merry NJ. Crooks, Wyness
boro, Va.
Private Forest J. Campbell. I'M,
anon Ghu: ch. Va.
Private George Cave. Elkton. VA
Private Charlie III. Kcllam, Csl
dooksvillc, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02

6vsee thS greater part OF his
~ anything except exchanging
of courAesy
tSx presidents attitude is, unA
HfNd regarding the things he
&6te ID inaHence the peace confer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
MISSING IN ACTYo.

MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant Wilson b, Do01
Norfolk, Va.
Corporal Clarence Franklin u
cliel1, Strassburg, Va.
Private James d. Snyder, Abt
don, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
FAIL To IDENTIFY

Continued From Page one.}
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
Died OF DtSEASE,


Private Crosby r. James. Shipae1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
HAPPY NEW YEAR

Continued From Page One.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17
Program ministra Haci.

Dnia Is Z. m. pan Hacia, mini
ster przemysiu i handful przyjaf
przedstawicieli prasy warsaw
skiej. w celu poinformowania ich
o swych pogladach ma zadania
minister um. Wyra"iwszy ubole
wanie z tego powodu, il organy
lewicy ME skorzystaly z zapro-
szenia, pan minister podkreslif
Gala powage chwili i trudnosci
wyplywajace z sytuacyi Dolitycz-
mel i spoiecznej, Z jakiem przyj-
die walczyc rzadowi. Podajemy
jego wywody "a ,Czasem" z d.
22. l.:
.,Ministeryum przemys1u /
handful winno nietylko bronic
przemys}u i handful, ale rowniez
posredniczyc miedzy pracodaw--
ca i robotnikiem, dzia}ajac W
tym wzgledzie W scislem poro-
zumieniu z ministeryum piracy.
Przemysl jest scisle zwiazany re
sprawl robotnicza, gdyz, jesli
stosunki robotnicze beda nalezy-
Gle uregulowane, natenczas po-
wiekszy sic wydajnos6 piracy. w
tym w~zgledzie trzeba bedzie
wplynac ma jedna i druga stro-
ne; ma p~racodawce i robotnika.
Mech jedna i druga strona PREY
INA sic do bledow, MECH dobro-
wolnie poczyni ustepstwa, a
znajdzie sic wspolna platforma
dzialania. Rozwiazanie kwestyj
ptac bedzie jednym z najwazniej-
szych obowiazk6w panstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17
L A MA WYSZYNKI
DOMY ZEPSUCIA.

Inspector morafnosci H. McCar
thy wczoraj z oddziafem detekty-
wow urzsdzil ob1awe ma Odd
Style Club pnr. 1852 w. Mad--
son ul., gdzie znalazi szajke noto-
rycznych osobnikow, uprawiaja--
cych szulerke.
S~zulernie prowadzil Clarence
White, ktory siedzia1 W wiszieniu
"a postrzelenie policyanta. Ujeto
sDesnaScie indywiduow.
w hotelu lie Roy pnr. 6225 S.
Hafsted III. aresztowano piee par,
a Robert Mel onald aresztowany
zostal jake wlaSciciel domu ME
rzadu.
w ob4awie ma apartment Julii
Lynch, pnr. 631 w. 41sza ui., a
resztowano czterech melczyzn i
wlascicielke.
w wyszynku M. Kavansgh, pm.
1888 S. Halsted nj. aresztowano
portera i czterech mezczyzn.
Dziesieciu spragnionych poll
eva znalazla w wyszynku T. Sui
livana, pnr. 1856 S. Halsted vi.
Urzadoono takze oblawy ma Kill
ka innych wyszynk6w pnzekra-
czajqcych ustawe niedzie1na.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17
OBYWATELE
PLACACY PODATN

sCzy p~amietacie jak to przez wiele lat
~obywatele piacacy polatki W Chicago
znAszcni bylI pojsc do biura Skarbni-
ka PowiatoWego W budynku powiato-
wynn placic swe podatki 4 czekac W Ii
nil Cd picc do szesc godzin a czesto 1
caly dzieh, MIN zostali obsiu-
zeni? Czy w!ecie, re skarbnik powiato-
wy Henry Stuckart, ustanow!i sub-sta-
eye pc caiem mieScie W kazdej dziel-
nicy dla ~dogodnoscl obywateli plaza
cych podatki, re dzisiaj ME robia ME-
potrzebnej drogi do srodmiescia, szcze-
dtza ma czasie 4 ma roznych niedogodno-
sciach? Henry Stuckart d~obrOwolnie
oddai mlastu przeszio $4,000 900 I pro-
centu ludzkich pieniedzy. Take PREY
rzeczenie dali on obywatelom piacacym
podatki w czasie gdy ubiegai sic 0 ten
urzad - dotrzyma} sfowa. Rekord je-
go jake ~publicznego urzsdn.ka jest
jak n~ajlepszy. AIiermani W~alKowiak.
Adanrows ski, Kuna, Piotrowski, Adam
k!swicz. Furman | Jos. RusDhiewfcz re-
kornenduja ably obywatele piacacy po-
dakki Riosowall ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17

linski obieca1 lam dostarczyt w
zamian "a dostarczana zywnosc,
rad berlinski domagai sic Cd mas
wegla i nafty. My zrobillSmy
wszystko co do mas nalezaio, lecz
Niemcy ma kazdym kroku sic u
chylali cd wypetnienia swego 20
bowiazania."
.Niemcy PREY stworzeniu So.
wietu obiecywali, re beda 'sfucha-
Ii jego rozporzadzen, lecz W re
czywlstoSci starali sic ma kazdym
kroku uniemozliwic prace .sowie-
tn. zydzi i niektorzy dobrze my
Stacy Niemcy dobrze wiedzieli, re
praca sowietu jest korzystna i pro
testowali przeciw wystapieniom
Niemcow pr,zeciw sowietowi. Mic
jednakze protesty te ME pomog4y,
praca przeciw sowietowi szla da-
lei. I y-...
,,Dnia 3go grudnia odby} sic
sejm W Poznaniu. Ma ten sejm
przybyso 1900 delegatow. Cho-
ciaz byla to wielka ,liczba, sejm
ten odbyf sic bez zadnych demon
stracyi i spokojnie. Kazda osoba
obojga pici ponad 20:lat zycia,
miala prawo glosu, Wybrano 80
osob do naczelnej rady ludowej ;
przeszlo posowa byli to robotnicy.
L tych sOciu wybrano ~naczelna
rade ludowa, W sklad ktorej wcho
dza Wojciech Korfanty, Adam
Poszwiiski, X. Adamski, Wlad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17
~TeIegIany z~agTanczns'

Japonczycy. M6wia, re wszystkie
Nasy ludnosci biora udzias W roz-
ruchach. Wybuoh powstania OF
naczono ma 4 marca, ale maggie
p~rzewodcy koreahscy zmienili "a
MAR i przyspieszyai p~oN~stanie.
Wszystkie szkosy i koscioly 70
stafy zamkniete, a okofo 1000
hsiezy miejseowych i starszych O.
sob 0osta4o uwiezionych. Try
diesel osob zostabo zabitych a
czterdziesci rannych W Sungchun
W dniu 4 marca. w wiesce ST.
heung czterech zardarmow stree
laso do tsumu, dokad starezyto i'm
amunicyi, zabijajac 81 osob. O.
stateoznie jednak tium wymordo-
wal zandarmow. w Yangdok 20
powstahc6w zgineso podczas star
cia. Szczegolnie czynne byfy stu
dentLd koreanskie, a w pewnej
miejscowosci dwoch zardarmow
przeszso ma strone tiumu, zrzuca.
JAG mundury i wosajac: Mech zy-
je Korea! Wowczas japonskie
gwardye daily ognia, zsbijajac
osm osob i raniac trzydziesci.
WEST re
Wfadywostok, II. marca. -
Dwie kompanie japohskie znisz--
czone zostaly kompletnie przez
bolszewfkow w walce w poblizu
miejscowosci StramSko, so mil ma
po{nocny wschod Cd Biagowiesz-
czefiska $50 ludzi braio udziaiiw
walce, W ktorej komendant japon-
ski major Tanaka zginal. w dru-
giej bitwie pod Pralowka Japon-
czycy stracili 80 ludzi W obydwu
tych starciach bolszewickie stra-
ty dosziy do liczby 600 w zabi-
tych.
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z okolic Lwowa.

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w Inowroclawiu ,,Dziennik XII
iawski" z konca stycznia otrzy-
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eye:
Zaczynaja sic smutne easy
ola wojsk ukraihskich. Wyczer-
puje sic zrabowany skarb, ME
maja czem wyplacat zoidu, ME
dopisuje aprowizacya, niema
mundurow ola zaciagow, wsrod
ktorych szerzy sic bunt, i dezer-
eva masowa'
Kompanie bojowe nagroma-
Ozone ma kresach ME siuchaja
rozkazow do odejscia ma front.
Brak wegla tamuje komunikacye
kolejowa, lokomotywy opala sic
drzewem, o ktore coraz trudniej.
lZrozpaczeni heroic mszcza sic
ma ludnosci polskiej. Z Tarnopo-
la wywieziono do Mikuliniec
presto 1000 osob z inteligencyi,
ktora glodzi sic i zada wysokich
okupow: pozostawiono tylko ma
lie oddziaiki W dawnej glownej
kwaterze ukraihskiej, jaka byl
Tarnopol a sluzbe bezpieczen-
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Ma Pa1aca Egzeme

Thuste masci / smarowania ME powinny
bye uzywane, jezeli sk6ra ma pozostac "
dobrym stanie. w kazdej apiece "a $50,
hub 500 "a ekstra duza butelks, dostah
zemo. Uzyte podhug przepisu, skutecz-
ME usuwa egzeme, szybko usmierza swierz-
bienie i goi przypadloSci skory, a take
bolaczki, oparzenia, rany ! odparzenia,
Przenika, czysciikoi Zemo lest czystym.
uodnym zaufania i tanim, przenikajacym,
antyseptycznym pfynem. Sprobuj go, DO
sadzimy Il mic uzywanego poprzednio ME
lest tax skuteczne j zadswalajace. .
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