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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
TRACTOR ON
COAST TO COAST TRIP

After successfully, overcoming the
steep grades Of the Alleghenies ana
other mountains and encountcrine all
sorts of rond conditions. the wheat
tractor, which left New York City May
% will reach this city at noon To-Day.
The tractor is on the first leg or run
from New York 10 Los Angeles. and. ac-
cording to schedule. some time late IN
August will complete III" first trans
continental tractor tour ever attempted.
A weeks stop will be made at Wichita'
Kan. for the tractor exposition there IN
July.
The tour has for its object demon
stration of !hc scrviceability OF ROAD
wheels as a part Of tractor EQUIPMENT
This novel feature Of the Wheat en-
ablcs tho farmer to haul his produce
10 market by means Of the same tractor
with which he tills the soil. Tic trans
continental tractor is equipped with
trailer carrying "prairic schooner ca
boosc. with sleeping accommodations lot
The crew Of four men. Also load or
farming equipment. Demonstrations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

alton with other addiCts and use OF
patent medicines.
Eject Of Prohibition Uncertain.
What effect. if any. nation-widC pro-
hibition will have on the situation could
not he definitely determined by tho COM
mittcc.' tho report said. The consensus
appears TO be that the number Of ad-
diets will increase as soon A. the pro-
hibitinn laws are enforced. Th"S" opln-
ions are based for the most part on the
theory that drinkers will seek Substi-
tine foe alcohol. This opinion apparent
~ receives some support from invcsttSa-
ti0nS made in some of the southern
states. whore prohibition has been IN
effect for some years"
Although the committc" expressed tn"
opinion that the Harrison anti-narcotic
law conferS all needed powers for cfrec-
tive control of the drug menace. the
committee recommended legislation by
congress tho states and cities 70 provide
for care and treatment Of drug addic's
who have been cut of from their supply
OF narcotics.
The committee also suggested that tho
state department should cndearor 10
make effective the provisions OF the
HagIc protocol relating TO international
trafr.c in the habit forming drugs. The
United States government also is hrSca
by tho committee To take lip with Can
ada and Mexico tho task OF 81 lTrcssinc
smugglcrS Of narcotics. which is now
considered the principal source OF Illicit
supply.
Absolute prohibition of the manufac-
ture and sale Of heroin was recommend
ed. Cooperation between public and
private organizations was suggested to
evolve a satisfactory method OF treating
drug addicts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
WILL
APPEAL TO GOMPERS

a. CHICAGO. III. Juno 15.-.Although
tic strike Of electrical workers sched-
uled for tomorrow throughout the coun-
try was called OF following orders by
( Postmaster General Rurlcson. granting
Telephone employees m" right to bargain
with their employers and 10 organize.
and the telegraph companies believed
the NATIONWIDE" strike Of commercial
operators had failed. :. r. koncnkamp.
international president Of m" CONNER.
scial Telegra phrrs' Union Of America.
tonight prepare Ia appeal to Samuel
Gompers. president Of tho American
Federation OF Labor for aid.
{ Nearly 25.nn0 telegraph cmp'oTrs
were on strike. Mr. knnenkamp said.
but Mr.. Burleson had made ono policy
for the telephone employs and refused
10 grant tho telegraph operators the
same benefits.
Mr.. Konenkamp insisted that tho Or
der Of Railway Photographers YVES carry
5 ing out the order Of its president. z; J
Manion. to refuse 70 handle commercial
! messages over their wires. although tho
Western Union and Postal officials say
the order has had l,trlc effect on ;hcir
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Nation-
wide use OF narcotic drugs for other
than legitimate medical purposes stead
lily increasing despite vigorous efforts IN
tho last four years IN enforcement OF
tho federal law. was discovered by the
treasury's special investigating commit
toe. which submitted final report to-
day
Tho number Of drug addicts in the
United States was estimated 10 be IN
excess OF 1.00h0n0
The committee found imports OF
opium into tho United States have IN
creased twice as fast as the CROWN IN
population. Imports Of cocoa leaves.
from which cocoaine is made. also have
grown steadily.
TT has been stated that about 80 per
cent Of the amount of these drugs enter
cd for consumtior Is used for other
than medical purposes" the report said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

water bills now dus II you WAat 70
! save 10 percent discount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

buy VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

for farmers along the rout have delayed
the tractor several days.
Manned by a crew Of young men
vbo until few weeks ago. described
themselves as Edward Kuhl. Of the en-
rinecr corps: Lieut.. Howard s. Tiffany.
ordnance department and Lieut.. Theo-
dore H. Irwin, u. s. air service, the trac-
toy already has run the gamut Of road
conditions. The success Of this severe
lest has led the crew to believe that they
will be able to surInount any chassis
racing highway along the I.ooo-mIle
route.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
P|PE'FRA5HER ARRIVES HOME FROM
BLEAK AND FROZEN VLADVOSTOCkI

one third during the first half OF june
making the loss from that cause greater
than from no market
Pocahontas producers arc finding II
difficult TO meet the demand for their
coal but production has been cut down
by tho car shortage ard III" shipments
strike on the Norfolk and Western rail-
way. The car shortage cut production
down in the kanawha fields To bj per-
cent. tho Cabin Creek district being the
worst sufferers. Thrr" has Hcrn quit" a
heavy demand for gas coal from this
section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
TO CARRY PARACHUTEs.

LONDON, June l5.-Compulsory ft-
ting of life-saving parachutes to all air
planes of the royal air force has been
decided upon by the government. and
instructions to this effect will be issued
soon by the air council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
CAR SHORTAGE CUTS
DOWN COAL OUTPUT

CHARLESTON. W. Va. juno l5.-Re-
ports received from tho C'aI ft"ld2 of
southern West Virginia show that IN"
car shortage following IN" congestion in
the lake regions cut down tho production
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
WOVEN CALLED TO BxHcK.

LONDON, June 15.-Thc text Of the
hill introduced by Earl Beauchamp into
the British House OF Lords to provide
for women being appointed and serving
az justices fthe peace has been is.usc.
II proyides that a woman shall NOT
he disoualified by sex or mar rage for
hcinc appointed or being or becoming by
virtue of office a justice Of the peace"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

Telling a man that her heart 10 IN
tho crave" is a woman'S favorite way
~ pretending to try to ext1nguish tho
tame of love by throwing gasoline
on II.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05
IS
HEARD TODAY BY.
.aC 0MM|SS ION
Public Utilities Commission
60 Hears Complaint Against b. =,
Telephone Company

Tn complaint of Knox county citi-
zens against the Mt Vernon Tele.
phone company from putting into ef-
feet a new schedule of toll charges,
was heard by the public utilities COM
mission OF Ohio on Wednesday.
Representatives of the Mt. Vernon
Telephone company and Paul M. Ash
baugh, who represents the complain
ants, were in Columbus today attend.
ing the hearing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05
CENTERBURG

Miss Grace Darling spent Friday
and Saturday in Columbus.
Mr. Harry Wright has returned to
Crestline after spending several days
at his home here.
Mrs. j. w. Oldaker spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. M. r. Simp-
{ son, at Franklin, Pa.
Mr.. Victor Davy of North Dakota
! spent last week In tho homo. of his
cousin, Mr.. w. o. Clawson.
z MI" A. Fl. Reynolds spent Saturday
! in Columbus. iht 80 fei lla
M and Mrs. Frank Landruh and
children of Junction City we're guests
; ol., Of conter'uIg rela'ivesasatyNrday and
NHRa Bordenis,og %si.ytpiiS .sS
is spending few days here with hts
} motiler.. .s,ssa.esso....s.4e...
7 Mr. +. M. Harvey of Youngstown
spent Monday and Tuesday here with
rolatisss.iss4s ~, /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Reynolds were
oyer.Sunday guests OF Bucyrus
friends t.S ~
Mrs b. c. Ramey Is visitingain the,
home of Attorney Homer Ramey and
wifo in Toledo. f
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05
BRONZE TABLET
FOR BRINK HAVEN
ublic Schools There Receive
Recognition From The
State

A beautiful bronze tablet has been
won by the Brink Haven schools in
the W. S. S. election contest which
was held in the public schools OF
Knox county from October 81 to Nov
%. 1919. ~ H:l t,
The state organization offered a
tablet to the school in each county
that sold the largest amount per cap.
! ita of w. S. S. during this election
period, and the reports show. that
Brink Haven has won the tablet.
Their per capita sales from Oct. 81
to Nov. % was $4155.
Hats Off to Brink Haven't!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05
FULL REPORT
OMAN LYSIS
Ns .

The wine or cider which poisoned Charles Robert
Franklin and William Arthur Youst contained eight and
tenth drains 273 avordupois ounces Of metallic ar
senic pint eua 2184 ounces per gallon according
the detailed report Of Chemist Markworth sent to Sheriff
Moshoder this afternoon ~ ~. 5s.eeu ~
The chemist stated it almost impossible to con
ceive Of such amount Of poison being in key of cider
or Wine tS
he further stated to the sheriff that the poison could
not have been absorbed from the surface
Something must have been placed in the wine
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05
N|LF0RD

Milford grange will hold the an
nual oyster supper on Friday even.
Ing, Dec, 5.
Mrs. Il, r. Schlesingcr and son,
Craig. spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. John $. Mitchell.
Mrs. Frank Chapman was Colum.
bus visitor on Tuesday of last week,
The Ncedlecraft club will meet
with Mrs Manville Pickering Thurs,
1 day afternoon, Dee 4.a.1fasf4 lntti
L. NJ. .Bottenfeld made a business
trip to Columbus last Friday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05

Mrs. Edith M. Becman returned to-
her home at Seville, o.. after visiting
her ather, John Warman, OF the New
ark road. for several days.
FOR SAlE--Registered Guernsey
bull calf. seven months old John s,
Durbin, Howard, Ohio x3 x0"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-05
INTEREST RATES

AT THE BUCKEYE STATE BUILD.
.tnr ING AMP LOAN 4 "a s,,,' COZ. q. RxNkIN
BLDG" sa@WlsEEsra " y aaAy, aelvs, 81: 90: ;:
LuMeUs, o., ARE As. Follows
S1n@S yot yasu,0upsy Z os
4, ~ paid On sayings Accounts "a
2! S&'1 paid on time deposits. Z .aJ
3. So charged on loans.
4. So fair are these rates
5. That the Buckeye is constantly
recommended as the best place to
do business.
6. And thus it grows. Founded on
the policies OF safety, fair dealing
and courtesy, 1t deserves and en-
joys tn coincidence Of the people.
Assets over $1S,S0O,0 ,000..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
WANT ADS

Telephone Nout want AIS 10 The TulsA
Word vhtr it - more convenient iot you
60 DO 30 Re sure 30 kNe runr name al
urfss aol telephone hui AlWa,G AA that
your telephone AdVrrttsomrnt be repeated
back to ,uu hN the rvrson tAAIrE 70
At ,harg0 ajN are due Aud payable tbs
same dsv trsI insertion oi al AUpvats.
A|l sls ruht th both morning aud oNruint I
editions
Out.ot town. household gnn8s sod tftus
TONS NAntrd ats must he pAii ,o advance
..Aht.urAuuu OF AlNrttlsemruti nui
ne FuEifFEH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27

NNIfI Position a. ca-Inghcad saao.nr
N't. "s.nr'. Nd1rr, u 4. care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-27
pEEssMAXrNg MILLINERY

N N..r HH.. H.s...
1sasaaA.-l a-- ..s....- .ysA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
Z~ABURZENIA STRAJKOWE
w LINTON. IND.
RE Haute. 20 kwietnia.

Terre Haute, 20 kwietnia. -
Ola po{ozenia konca zaburzeniom
strajkowym, w Linton, Ind, PREY
wolano do pomocy dwie kompa-
ME milicyi stanowej.
Tlum ztozony z okolo 500 o.
sob wdarl sic do wnetrza zwrot-
nicy telefonicznej i wypedzii osm
~dziewczat, ktore najete zosta}y
przez kompanie, jakoia misrrajki.
Dziewczeta zostaiy usuniete do
bezpiecznego miejsca.
Jedna z kompanii milicyi mo-
bilizuje sic W TEN miescie. Zoi-
nierze Pc zebraniu sic W komplet-
mel lic1bie przewiezieni zostana
koleja do Linton. lime oddzia{y
przybeda z Sullivan i innych
mielSCoWoScl.
Operatorki telefoniczne rozpo-
czeiy strajk W zesziy czwartek.
Pietnascie operatorek W Linton,
malej miejscowosci gorniczej, "a
zadaly podwyzki W placy, oraz
uznania ich unii. Kompania tele-
foniczna najeia kilka dziewczat,
jake lamistrajkow; to wywolalo
wielkie oburzenie pomiedzy uni
nymi gornikami, kt6rzy postano
will ujac sic "a strajkierami. Pc
masowem zebraniu urzadzono ma
pad ma zwrotnice i pomimo re pc
licya usuneia W bezpieczne miej-
see lamistrajkow, wiadze miej-
skie zazadaiy zbrojnej obrony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29

piracy, ktory przyjechai do Chi
cago w innej ~sprawie, wczoraj
rozpoczaf rokowania Pomiedzy
piekarzami a pracodawcami. Sta
rae sic bedzie dis doprowadzic
do wspolnej konferencyi:
Prokurator f~ederslny Clyne ma
tomiast wdrozyl Sledztwo W spra
vie obywatelstwa pewnych czion
kow uni piekarzy, ktorzy podob-
no strajkiem kieruja. Doniesiono
pred kilku dniami, re nova umo-
wa uni, ktors przediozono pra--
c~odawcom, napisana byia W. jezy-
ku niemieckim.
Agenci federalni byli wczoraj
obecni ma posiedzeniu W sail Ba.
kers Hail. PREY rogu ulic Wells i
Oak.
Prok. Clyne oswiadczyi, re je-
sli ktorykolwiek z przywodcow
strajku okaze sic nieobywatelem,
moze bye deportowany, a jesli
wszyscy So obywatelami, MONA
i'm obywatelstwe odebrac.
Wiasciciele piekarni utrzymuja
re strajk wszczeli boIszewicy. F.
w. Job, reprezentant pracodaw-
COW, twierdzi, il ma dowody, ia
koby kierownicy strajku byli a
gitatorami antirzadowymi.
Pred dwoma laty prok. Clyne
zaiatwii podobny strajk pomiedzy
piekarzami a.ich pracodawcami.
Jake rezultat strajku produkcya
chleba zostaia zmniejszona o 40
procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
PIEZ Z~REZYGNUJE z URZF
DU PIERWSZEGO MAJA.

Washington, 20 kwietnia. -
Zawiadomiono urzedowo, re Ka-
rol Piez, dyrektor oraz zarzqdca
generalny i siedmiu innych cz}on
kow administracyi wydzia}u pre-
syikowego PREY korporacyi okre-
towel Emergency" porzuca swe
urzedy ola rozpoczecia prywat--
nych interesow. Dyr. Piez powrd
CT do Chicago a Howard Coonley
wiceprezydent administracyi, do
Bostonu.
Inni czIonkowie administracyi
wydzia{u przesyikowego, ktorzy
porzucza swe urzedy So: admiral
G. H. Rousseau, c. F. Wallace,
zastepca dyrektora ge~neralnego
D. H. Cox, naczelnik dywizyi kon
s%trukcyjnej, G.. Wilson, R. w.
L~eatherbee, oraz MD. Ferris, ma
czelnik oddzialu kontraktowego.
HINES A SIZE MA WY
ROK WYDZIAkU PRE-
MYSLOWEGO.
Denver, 20 kwietnia. - Dyrek
tor generalnyn ad 'kolejami Hines
przyjezdzajac wczoraj do tego
miasta oSwiadczyi, re gotow jest
przyjac propozycye wydzia}u
przemysiowego PREY departamen
Gle handful i zwolac ma wsp6lne
narady czionkow administracyi
kolejowej i przemys}owcow sta
lowcyh celem zalagodzenia ME-
porozumienia wywoianego pro-.
gramem rzadu ustalenia cen.
KATASTRoFA KoLEJoWA.
Montrose, Col, 20 kwietnia.-
Dwadziescia osob zostaio pokale
czonych, gdy pociag Denver aad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
TRAGICZNY KONIEC ZABA-
wy cHLOPCoW.

Naiwna zabawa chiopcow prey
prawila o Smierc starca : chop
czyka,
Barton Forester, LEGACY lat
dziewiec z pnr. 1911 Vrightwood
ave, dostai revolver cd PAM F,
Renner, ktora mieszka W tym sa-
mym budynku, w ktorym Barton
mieszka Il dziadka i babki. Byl to
revolver starry, dawHo ME uzy--
wany.
Barton zaprosil 6-cioletniego
Herberta Won Buelow, z PR.
26OS ". Racine ave. i rowniez s.
cioletniego Geralda Kilroy'a, z
pnr. 26O6 n. Racine ave-. ma pro-
INA ,,lote1 PREY n~arozniku uli:
Racine i Wrightwood, gdzie "a
czeli grac sic W polowanie ma In
dyan- Barton dai REVOLVER Ge-
raldowi, m6wiac, re Herbert jest
Indyanincm i ma go zabic. .Ge--
raid pociagnal "a cyngiel i starry
revolver wypalil. Kula, o kt6rej
ME Wiedziano, ugodzila Herberta
W colo.
Zani5si 60 do pobliskiej apteki
Man Grieden. starzec 65-cioletni,
Fam. pnr. 1856 Wrightwood ave.
Grieden staral sic krew wstrzy--
mac. lecz Herbert unari w dro--
DE do, szpitala Braci Aleksya--
now.
Grieden. kt6ry znai dobrze ma,
lego Herberta. tax sic rrzejai ira,
gedya, re wkrGtce potem zemdlai.
SERGE jego siabe ME mogio Wy
trzymac wstrzQSnienia i umari
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. Smej
jake rezul;ct krwotoku mozgo--
wego.
Wedlug innej wersyi revolver
ME byl nabity. gdy 90 PAM Rem,
ner dala Bartonowi, lecz ostatni
zna,azI kuie w biurku swego
dziadka.
Ami Gerald and Barton, aczkol-
wick p0zniej wybuchli piaczem,
edy i'm zadawano ~pytania. ME
zdawali sobie sprawy Z tego, co
sic stale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29

Go kobiety .potrzebuja, ably posiasc
ro5owe policzki / wlac wiosne zycia
W swe zyiy ME So kosmetyki | szko-
dive chemikalie lecz dostatek- czer-
wonej 1 czystej krwi. zelazo jest mai
lepszym tworca silly I .krwi i oprocz
togo zelaza, ktorze sic -otrzymuje prze1
aywnosG trzeba sic %zaopatrzyG W zela-
20, kt6re jest iatwo asymilowane, je-
zeli chce sic posiadac SHE. energie 1
wytrwalosc. ia ME znalaziem W pra-
ktyce mel mic tax skutecznego ola
pomocy w~ytworzenia silnych, zdro-
wych T. czerwono : krwistych mez-
czyzn 1 kobiet iak Nuxated Iron.
Cwaga fa~brykant6w: Nuxated
Iron, ktore jest przepisywane | reko-
mendowane powyzej przez lekarzy ME
jest wcale patentowane Tub sekretne
lekarstwo, lecz znane dobrze | wsZe-
die droguerzystom. W przeciwien-
stwie do przepisywanego lekarstwa
W starej formie jest iatwo zasymilo-
wene | ME psuje zeb6w ami aoiadka
Fabrykanci MAR take zaufanie W or.
%ganicznem aela7ie. le Zwr6ca wan
pieniadze, jeaeli ME bedziecie zado.
violent z rezultatow. Jest to znant
wszysthm aptekarzom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
Policya jest bezczynna, Mig
die niema zaburzen.
WLAMYWACZE SPOWODO.
WALL POzAR.

Wsamywacze ubiegiej nocy
wiamali sic do biura E. Dietzgen
Co, pnr. 156 West Monroe III,
Stroz z agency Pinkertona sly
sza} eksplozye, gdy rabusie wy
sadzili drzwi kasy ogniotrwalej,
Wkrotce potem ukaza}y sic pho
mienie, ktore sic rozszerzyly ma
budynki sasiednie, pnr. 1854 W,
Monroe vi. i pnr, 16s-172 West
Monroe III. w pierwszym budyn-
ku mieSci sic slilad przyborow do
.pisania Sidney Morris and Co., a
drugi byl prozny.
Polar wyrzadzil szkode ma
$4,000 do $75, 1000, zanim go IL
gaszono.
w biurze konpanii Dietzgcn
CO. byly dwie kasy. Rabusie jed
ma otworzyli, lecz znalezli tylke
papiery i zabierali sic do drugiej,
gdy ich zastai przy robocic str6z
C.. Solberp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29

karze oswiadczaja, re stan jego
jest zadowalajacy. Obawiaja sic
jednakze, re wskutek sedziwego
wieku. poiamanie zeber i zwich--
niecie biodra moze wywolac ME
bezpieczne komplikacye. Com
pers liczy lat SO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
PRZEKUPSTWO w SUMIE
$4,000.

T. r. Qualey. superintendent
Lake County Law and Order
League. wczoraj oskarzyi agen-
tow promotor6w wyScig6w kon-
nych, IL ofiarowali mu lao6wke W
sumie $4,000. jesIi zezwoli ma IL
rzqdzenie wyscig6w konnych W
Libertyville, 30 mil ma p~6mocny
zach6d. Jim O'Leary, notoryczny
szuler. podobno ma bye jednym
L tych. ktorzy sd interesowani "
~projckcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
o DE-
CYZYI ~ZASADZENIA Elk.
CESARZA WILHELMA.

eSAy 6O A"ASSAALos
WiadomoSci o decyzyi przedsta-
wicieli pahstw alianckich wezwa
MIA by}ego cesarza Wilhelma
pred sad ma p~odstawie oskarze-
mia o popelnienie ,,najwiekszego
przestepstwa przeciw miedzyna-
rodowej moralnoSci, tudziez Swie
tosc traktatow" przyjeto w tu-
tejszych kolach urzedowych Z
wielkiem zdumieniem tenn BAR
dziej, gdyz wiedziano, re sekr.
Lansing stale opierai sic dazc--
MON niektorych przedstawicieli
powoiania pred miedzynarodo--
wy TRIBUNAL cx-cesarza.
Sekr. Lansing oSwiadczyl, re
ma Swiecie niema prawa, ktorem-
by MONA bylo dosiegnqc bylego
cesarza i re uczestniczenie amc-
rykanskiego przedstawiciela w
takim sadie sprzcciwi}oby sic
konstytucyi Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych.
w pierwszym wypadku stara-
no sig BOWEN powoiac winnego
ma podstawie oskarzcnia przekro
czenia prawa militarnego, tym
natomiast .razem powo}uja 60 Ma
podstawie p%ope}nienia przcstep--
silva przeciw moralnoSci miedzy
narodowej; ma uczcstnictwo W
Sledztwie ma tel podstawie amc-
rykanska komisya sic zgodziia.
TOME; OsMIU
CINE.
New York, 20 kwietnia.
Trzynastu marynarzy Pracuja-
cych ma holowniku marynarSkim
miaio wediug oznajmicnia poll
cyl utonac, gdy holownik zatopil
sic wzcoraj rano ma rzece I1ud-
son. Wladze policyjne oSwiadczy
iy, re wskutek braku oficyalncgo
zatwierdzenia wiadz marynar-
skich. wydaiy powyzsze oswald
genie ma podstawic orzeczen lu-
dzi, ktorzy byli Swiadkami wy
padku i siySzcli w"olania o ratu-
mex.
Swiadkowic ci ~zeznaja, re ,,ho-
lownik musiai ma COS najechac
pred Gobiciem do krazownika
Nevada re w:dzieli dokladnie,
co sic stalo Z statkiem. ponicwaz
reflektory marynarskic skicrowa
ne zosta}y ma tonqcq }odz.
Wediug oSwiadczcn wiadz po-
l:cyjnych ma holowniku bylo
czternastu marynarzy Z tych Je-
den zostai wyratowany. Maryna-
RE Z pancenika Mississippi" O.
Swiadczaja, re holownik najechai
la COS pod woda, prawdopodob-
nie siup, re wyratowali jedncso
marynarza a za}oga krqzownika
,Nevada' wyratowala drugieg..
Holownik nalezai do torpedow
ca Bell. Wladze marynarskie
~przyrzekly wydat sprawozdanie,
skoro tylko ukoncza W tel spra-
vie SledztWo.
Nieurzedowo powiadaja, re os-
miu mezczyzn utonelo. Niejaki
Michai Marshall, robotnik kolejo
wy, kt6ry ~wyjecha} IA ma}ej }od-
&c ma ratunek tonacym, oswald
cyl, re ma holowniku byIo okofo
piecdziesieciu marynarzy i wSzy
soy pr6cz dwoch zostalo wyrato-
wanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-29
STAN GOMPERS'A ZADO-
WALAJACY.

Nowy York, 20. kwietnia. -
Samuel Gompers, prezydent Anne
rykaiskiej F~ederacyi Piracy, kto-
ry W niedziele zosta} niebezpiecz-
ME pot}uczony podczas zderzenia
alitomobilu, Z tramwajem elek--
trycznym, spoczywa} przez .ca}y
dzieh wczorajszy spokojnie. Le-