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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-06

WHOLESOME ma korzysc traktat,
pokojwego i Ligi Ludlow zosta}y
ostro Straightforward przez senate
row Shermana i Boraha.
- Ma posiedzeniu komisyi ola
spraw zagranicznych Senatu po-
wstala d yskusya ma temat frazeo
logii w zastrzezeniu, doiaczonem
przez komisye do dziesiatego ar
tykulu Ligi Ludlow mianowicie,
co nalezy rozumiet przez slowo
,bojkot'. Niekt6rzy senatorzy,-
kt6rzy sa zatem, ably do propo-
nowanej Ligi Ludlow dosaczono
male zastrzezenia, chca, ably slo-
wo to zamieniono ma inne. ,
Gen. P. c. March, szef szta-
bu amerykanskiego, oswiadczya
przed komisya wojskowa Izby,
re uzywanie truiacych gazow
podczas wojny ME bedzie wiecej
dozwolone. Jakikolwiex marco,
kt6ryby w przyszsosci uzywai
trujacych gazow, zostanie pote--
piony przez caly SWAT cywilizo-
wany.
- Department wojny stara
sic wszelkiemi sifami znalezt
1000 o~chotnikow do siuzby ma
froncic syberyiskim. Zo}nierze =:
zajeliby miejsce zo}nierzy poboro
wych, ktorzy tam w znacznej
liczbie pozostaja'
- Senat przeprowadzif wczo-
raj projekt prohibicyjny bez obi
~czania glos6w. Obecnie projekt
ten poJdzie pred konterencye,-
gdzie rozpocznie sic dyskusya
mad poprawkami, doIaczonemi
przez Izbe nizsza. Bee obliczenia
gIosowSenat odmowii ~dofaczenia
do projektu takiej ~poprawki, kite
raby wymagala Cd sqdu skazywa
MIA przestepc6w prawa prohibi,
cvi ma karv wiezienne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-06

Dokonczenie re str. lei.
tychmjast, krytykujac jednocze-
snie stanowisko szpitala Mary
Thompson. DR.. S~teffenson, prak-
tykujacy w szpitalu powiatowym
zganil postepek zarzadu szpitaIa
Mary Thompson nazywa}e 80
bezlitosnym; gdyby - powiadai
- udzielono Longowi natych-
miastowej pomocy, mialby on
jakieS szanse wyzdrowienia, dzie
XII jednak nieludzkiemu ich po--
stepkowi, pacyent tyiko cudesn
wyzdrowieje.
A L POLICYI Z handy
TAMI.
Stacye ~policyjna Shakespeare.
zawiadomil wczorai wczesnyr;
rankiem niejaki Enoch Pesowski,
Fam. pnr. 4Ol5 Parker ave-, re "
kancelaryi fabryki noszaccj ma
1--WE: Chicago Fawcett Co. miesz
czacej sic pnr. ZIP n. Crawford
ave, dzieja sic jakie5 podejrzane
rzeczy. Sierzant wys}ai natych--
miast ma miejscc wskazane dwu
detektywow, miAnCwicie sicrzan
tow Borgesona i Huitsa. poieca-
JAG i'm sprawe zbadat. Gdy INA
lczli sic w miejscu wskazanem
Borgeson wtargna} do kancelaryi
tylem budynku, gdzie p~rzychwy-
cent ma goracym uczynku wiarny
wacze przywitali go gradem kul,
.sierzant HUT zaS wszedl do fab
ryki frontowemi drzwiami. Zaraz
u wejscia natknai sic ma str6za Da
niela Flahive, broczacego w krwi.
Wlamywacze wtargnawszy do
zbili 60 do nieprzytom
a gdy sadzili, re i'm wiece)
ME bedzie przeszkadzal, zabrali
sic do wysadzenia kasy. Bylo ich
pieciu i zdolali zbiedz pozostawia
JAG "a SODA automobil, ktory byI
skradziony dnia 24go sierpnia, z
pred domu Maxa Fishmana, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-06

do tego ME przyszlo. Nastepnie
mowil Wilson 0 wspolzawodni--
kach Ameryki: wszystkie potezne
paistwa europejskie polaczyly
sic przeciwko Ameryce, a maj
wieksze moze niebezpieczehstwo
zagrazaioby re strony Japonii.-
Potem przedstawil prezydent O.
braz konsekwencyi pc przyiacze-
niu Ameryki do Ligi Ludlow: -
Ameryka, jake najbogatszy kraj
ma swiecie, zajac moze pierwsze
miejsce ma polu finansowem, ma
polu przemyslu i handlu w pre-
ciwnym zaS razie musialaby 20
STAG ma uboczu sama jedna a in
ne narody spogladaiyby ma MIA O.
klein zazdrosnem i chciwem!....
D A ME BEDA ZMIEJ-
SZONE PREF KILKA Ma
STEPNYcH LAT.
Washington, 6 wrzesnia. -
Gdy Kongres sic zbierze, celem
opracowania planu z~niesien;a ME
ktorych podatkow przekona sig,
re ME bedzie mogl odzucit ami
jednej ustawy be- zaprowadzenia
w jej miejsce innego podatku. Pc
sci Fordney, czionek komisyi spo
sob6w i Srodkow oswiadczyl, &c
komisya ME PREDICT sic zbierze do
opracowania nowego planu, az
pozno w zimie. Nv tym roku, -
m6wii posei Fordney, - dochod
z podatkow wynosi okolo $4,000,
100000, podczas gdy wydatki RIA
DOVE wynosza ~przesz}o S7,oOw,
100000, to macy, re rzad musI
zebrac skadinad okoio $1,000,
100000 wiecej. Department skar
bu zamierza zebrac te SUNG re
sprzedazy bondow i innych certy
fikatow. Dotychczas ME zauwa-
zylem, ably department. skarbu
miai zamiar zmiejszac dochod po-
datkowy, macy to, re admin
stracya przychylnie sic odnosi do
obecnej ustawy podatkowej. Je-
stem przekonany, ze guyoysmy
chcieli zmienic ow system podat
kowy, PREF. Wilson sprzeciwiYby
sic temu. Me macy to, re zanie-
chamy mysli zmieniania tych u
staw i przedkiadania ich prezy--
dentowi obecnie bowiem many
bardzo wiele innych planow zrv
formowania obecnej ustawy. -
Kazdy, kt6rego najbardziei owo
prawo dotyka, chce, ably go znie-
slono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-06
ZAGINIONYCH LOTNIKoW
WIDZIANO w MEKSYKU.

San Diego, Cal, s w~rzesnia. -
Ludzie poszukujacy zaginionych
lotnikow amerykanskich, miano-
wicie porucznika F. B. Water
house'a, oraz porucznika c. II.
Connelly'ego, kt6rzy zagineli 20
sierpnia, oSwiadczaja. re lotni--
kow tych widziano szybujacych
ma miejscowoScia San Juan dc
Dios, 0 sze$cdziesiat mil ma po-
ludniowy wschod Cd San Quen-
tin ! 16S mil Cd San Diego. Wsku
tex ostatniej tel wiadomoSci, na-
dzieja odszukania zaginionych pc
wiekszyla sic znacznie.
KRoTKIE re
STOLICY KRAJU.
Washington, 8 wrzesnia. -
Oponeci Ligi Ludlow postanowili
przeniesc walke przeciwko Lidze
do samego narodu, tax samo jak
to uczynil PREF, Wilson. Planem
oponent6w jest wygSosic kilka
NOW w n%iektorych miastach roz-
poczynajac w Chicago dnia logo
wrzesnia. Mowcami beda senate
rzy Johnson, Borah oraz Nc Cor
mick.
- Sekr. departam. handlu Red
field podal sic do dymisyi, kto-
przyjeto: ustepuje on celem
rozpoczniecia ~wlasnego Interest,"
Nowym Yorku.
- Pierwsze mowy Prezydenta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-06
kronika MiGjsCOWa,

Dokoiczenie &c str. lei.
The mirror., 1919-10-02

valley from the river turks
stretches of Sinai Feminine the purpnted
Moab calm in the Lake Gaee
BOSOM the
sapphire that the flowing Jordan eaess
the decked garand
blossoms amid myads of tiny flowers And the ndom
table will of Juda speaks the hills
1t
despoil WILL bloom"
Palestine ageess running the the budding
fertile Sharon and touching
jerusalem where the centuyo beautiful mothers
wrinkles to her
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Floating Mines for 25 Years


The will entirely dangerous floating mines
for years O come"
This the which the of Monaco gives the
Besides being ruler of almost the smallest prncpay the
credited with another
authorities in the science of ocea
The prince Of Monaco however,
that after few the chance striking
ing will be- perhaps fifty remains
Spokesman for the British lay all the blame for this float
ing the heads of the Germans deliberately
caded standard device designed
after elapsed the navy that every
German mine let loose
found and exploded until the mine sinks by
the through it's
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Risky Food Combinations


Argentine Spanish medical
articles diet weather. which, although
themselves positively when
Everybody drinking
the rendering the indgesbe
Dishes perhaps
digestion
quantity will lenghen digestion by thirty
together held ngulary harmful
the death of Franklin PIERCE former President of
the United States.
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Camping fn Morocco


The Moroccan whether it military that OF
travelling band always The Of of dinc
Camping Morouco where the roads
almost mpassab the chief Of
All day rides the pns prodioay covered with m
daod daisies burcups wild lavender Perhaps wild band
of homen will gop by their rob salmon colored and
blue streaming in the wind their horses richly like those
of Crusadng king Occasionally skirts village built
mud waffle surrounded by fields of wheat barley Here
and the white
plain And sundown the shepherds playing their reed flutes drive
their fks of sheep and home from Then
One dimes ued
sleep by the guard under the blue of the African
sky.
The mirror., 1919-10-02
New Warships are Powerful

Our latest drednaughtsIowa great
advance size and
will be 684 feet their breadth 06 S3
feet The motive will be similar
they will have the electric drive The be %
knots and they will have cruising radius of 5000 miles, Their
placement will reach the
will consist of ~ l6inch guns
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Palestine Land of Beauty


Palestine its endless variety of Naure like miniature
land God made himself tiny pome of the whole world Or
lovely with lovely soul?
Under dazzling swift changing beauty through hill
The mirror., 1919-10-02

correspondent "he Manchester GUARDIAN says that an
recently published
Title author publisher and gven. od and the
Shake
which the longest When
Eduard Maetzner published Afranzoshe Lede 1853 Ltre
the journal des which twelve
articles, spread three years.
remarkable according M. Mail
lard Livre"
Cheveu knowing that he had long life
before him. took from 843 1851 complete the review of
M Hoefer articles the book The of
his been stretched the doubt
them died without coming the end of this
view."
XVIII Voyage Cobenz" anonymous
ly, exactly IF this
little volume by the King above the
work of his majesty below criticism This surely be the
scathing review for its length. written.
The barber parsonage every (exoept
members sects) obliged by
lgon operate Hindu village the barber has off,
appointment his fellow
infringement Sin adhere the
of the head therefore participation religious rites allowed
Investment of locks Even the dead shaved
dispense with hskers of An
Indian Mhammedan shaes the headeaving uft by which
Prophet pull allowed As the
house house plying his trade he
in contact with the home way enjoys
opportunity gather and dispense Scalp
performed by this perpatetc Daily Male"
why should Hon. Japanese boy of laundry,
street, Oakland California quick blow-up
steam by pipeP 1t is asked to know by prop.
The hot for like furnace With Hon. aaron quite useless
help likewise In midst of joyfulne of
pipe him bust with corrosive
south. to north. quite fuenly
speedish. white shirts curl with noble
frzzes leaving with
wagon find, again.
asked know how could Japanese boy tell before?
Noble sadness everywhere Happy oss $500. Hon. darn!
eighteenth century that the
distinctly article feminine elaborate
mark of honor and official dignity
India 1877 when the then prince of Wales made his
compelled that he might properly
elephant and have his head with
with stitched with jewels
preparing lunch bake the bread empty
scng and spreading replace
will fresh trip
though days. when first packed.
To prevent misuse Of
record of the
every attached
peed
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales by Ambitious Writers
Selected
The Man I Like

Il like the man who faces what he must
With step triumphant and heart Of cheer;
Who fights the daily oattle without fear;
Sees his hope fall. yet keeps unfalterinR trust
That God is God, that somehow, true and just,
His plans work out for mortals not tear
Is shed when fortune. which the world holds dear.
Falls from his grasp; better, with love crust,
Than living in dishonor; envies not,
Nor loses faith in man; but does his best,
Not even murmurs at his humble lot,
But with smile and words of hope, gives zest
To every toiler, he alone is great
Who by life heroic conquers fate"
The Odd Fellows Review.
The mirror., 1919-10-02
When Uncle Dud Was Young

When was little, most as you,
skerry little fellerl-
The skerrest thing had to do
Was go down in the cellar
When comp'ny come or folks run in
The Wigginses or Chappels
An pad allow:
well. sonny, now
It's time to get some apples."
see the door a-yawnin yit-
The light shed in the cellar
The tremblin shadder throwed by it,
Of just little feller
A-standin' on the edge of doom,
Whilst pa would be a'eggin
Me on to go,
With: Don't you know
Them Kings will 90 a-beggin?'
The boeies stood at guard an watched
The Northern Spys an Farrells.
An rnnin' banshees all was crotched
Astraddle cider barrels!
The dip would snuff, an gusts of wind
Come sighln' through the wndersl-
Ny heart would thump
With such bump
'Twould almost bust to finders
Twas then the banshees jined all
An danced befront an hind mel
bad no doubt but what they'd maui
Me if they could but find me-!
Twas good to hear, about that time
With me all fixed to beller.
Ny pa declare:
There's nothin' there
Would hurt q little feller."
John D. Wells.
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Experts Predict Fireproof Wood

Having perfected which bits wood be
whole unbroken having made
wood in few weeks the experts OF the United States
what the lay
man the impossbe-thati is make wood freproof
the and properties of wood
being the laboratory Madison Wis.,
work with the University Wisconsin
laboratory done doing.
stretching probabilities predict that within few
possible build wooden for than wooden houses
which will be freproof house and will
rival a house in lasting qualities
fires largely carelessness.
careless
the matches either They that the
faulty wood building the fre and they
carrying investigations determine just how wood safely be
used.
The experiments accompanied by others the making of
freproof The there why the
cheapest plant building material. should be Disseminated
of ammaby its lack of lasting qualities
Both of these shortcomings and will be
The laboratory had been for
years until the stirred it up real activity.
Many the things discovered be applied
War evidently is unmixedevl
Rapid Rise O United a Naval Power
rapid power during
past graphically figures
Office of intelligence The United
closely by France 1917 third naval
only pushing
pleton building that will make the for
mdable contender for first naval honors
little than the figures show Germany,
then second power boaed than 100 all
classes than the United Se with exceeding
the American nearly 100000 Btains
numbered of 800 Ships aggregang
pared with Gemanys 262 ships and the
States 1853 ships and 86O,O17
The completion of all vessels building and projected will
ships totang navy compared
with $40 ships and for the United States ships and
3 Germany
cordng the authentic figures available the
The completion of the present building programs of
the following relative strengths: Great Britain aggregang
27242 United States 608 ships totaing 21722 Japan
ITO ships 39 France 253 ships 1929 and Germany
643 ships measuring 923, ,437 TONS
The mirror., 1919-10-02
Relata Refero
Bits Of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources
By Scissors.

Something to Read Aloud
Give he'dl Isle now reel eight tail
A bout q sir tin buoy.
Who took his gneiss gnu would den slay
Up hill with pried and joy.
A lass. q cross thee rowed bee low
His may den aunt past buy;
The slay fue sighed wise from it's coarse
Two bumper inn thee l!
Inn pane she stag grid two her feat,
Disk on soul eight and pail.
And rent the heir with few till sound
Of wiled reap roach full vale.
Its thyme wee nay boars wood come plane
OF awl thee things eve devil
Isle tell ever pay rents what yew've dun
They'll beet eve black and blew!"
-Four sir he maid pity us plea:
Fore give. owe theirs deer
Weed knot have had this axe eye DENT
If ide scene yew were hear!''
As in days she herd hymn threw.
Eye've knot bin fare" she side;
Buoys mussed bee buoys, weir all ways tolled;
He kneads sum plaice too slide!"
Sew, see sing two reek rim inn eight.
Know NOV meant did she waist;
Sea cure ever slay! Veal pulet upy'
She cried. and four word paste.
Thee hillsighed then thee to did cline,
As she'd maid upper mined;
"Joust hay sen, desr!' come dead she,
Isle holed wright on bee hind!'
Ivy Kellerman Reed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
GOODBYE,
WEAK NERVES

Nothing wrong but my nerves" We
hear it everywhere Nervousness is a
disease. A man or woman might bet
ter have a broken arm or leg than a
shattered rundown, nervous system.
Overwork and worry drains the nerve
cells of all their strength and vitality;
then come the sleepless nights, poor
blood, nervousness, worry, and fear,
that 60 with rundown nervous sys.
tenn.
In cases of this kind Phosphated
Iron rarely fails to strengthen and
build up the overwhelmingly nerve
centers. 1t takes hold right from the
start.
The way the majority of people
''come back" is remarkable You can
almost see their nerves grow strong,
4 steady and peaceful Their eyes
sparkle, their cheeks are filled out, and
| flushed with the healthy, ruddy glow
that only pure, red, ironized blood can
give, and their whole system is alive
with youth, energy and good spirits.
Phosphated Iron will do all this for
old or young if they will give it a
chance. Get box to-day and watch it
build you up.
Ask for Phosphated Iron Capsules
Be sure you get capsules. For sale by
T.. A. Drown, the Druggist; and leading
druggists everywhere. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
LABOR SECTION
or TREATY NEXT
Several Senators Ready to
Attack the International
Labor Organization
COMMITTEE PROPOS-
AIS ALL DISPOSED OF
German Treaty Is, Textu-
ally, Just Where 1t
Was on July 10

Washington, D, G., Oct With the
long list OF committee amendments to
the peace treaty finally disposed of
the Senate to-day lined up for the next
big fight Of the treaty controversy
which is to center around an effort to
strike out the provision for an inter
national labor organization.
The labor section was not touched
upon in the rejected committee amend
ment program, but several senators
we're ready to-day to put up a stub,
born fight on the floor against it. An
attempt to strike 1t out was made in
the committee in August by Senator
Fall, Republican, New Mexico, but lat
er was withdrawn.
Textually the treaty to-day was Just
where It was when it was laid before
the Senate on July 10, the last Of the
amendments attached by the foreign
relations committee after weeks of de-
liberation having been thrown out by
the Senate yesterday.
In view Of the present unsettled la
Dor conditions, elements are expected
TO be injected into the debate on the
,r2aty labor provisions which may pro-
long it considerably. The leaders do
not look for action for week or more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
A Working Girls Life.

Day in, and day out, month after
month, she tolls Often she is the
breawinner of the family and must
work that others may live. Rain or
shine, warm or cold, she must be at her
place Of employment on time. A great
majority Of such girls are on their feet
from morning until night, and symp,
toms Of female troubles are early mani.
tested by weak and aching backs, drag.
ging down pains, headaches and nerv-
BUSINESS Such girls are asked to try
that most successful of all remedies for
woman's illsS Lydia L. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, which for more than
forty years has been given girls
strength to do their work ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
PASSED WORTHLESS CHECK.
Got Good Breakfast and s21 in Good
Money.

Brattleboro, Oct. 3o-Manager George
L. Sherman Of the Brooks house is in
terested to know the identity Of man
who registered at the hotel for break
fast one day this week az wv Mills"
and received a hearty meal and S2l in
good mopey in exchange for worth
less check for S22.
The check appeared to be all right
and was drawn on the Bellows Falls
Trust Co, issued by George B. Allbee
& Co. of Bellows Falls and endorsed by
Alfbee & Co Later il was discovered
that Mills" did not endorse his own
name on the check, and the clerk looked
at Mills" name on the register and
found it to be written apparently by
the same person who wrote Allbee &
Co.'S endorsement on the check.
A Bellows Falls business man &C.
quainted with Allbee & Co. happened
to be in the hotel, and he said imme-
diately that the check was forged. His
opinion was confirmed by telephone
with Allbee & Co., and the check has
been sent to that firm for examina
ton
Mills" is described as being short,
weighing about 10 pounds and having
smooth face and prominent nose. Mr..
Sherman is confident that the man will
be taken into custody.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
WHAT is DEMOCRACY?
Barre School Girl Makes Definition of
the Meaning.

Every day, as we come into contact
with people of the outside world, one
quality seldom evades our attention.
We ask ourselves the question, rs he
democratic 2" And then we reflect on
the ideals a truly democratic person
must possess Think of those most
closely associated with us. There is
the prosperous citizen, who goes calm
~ about his business; there is the
snob, the indifferent participant in life,
and, last, the tyrant
TO the last classification belong a
majority. Perhaps they are not judi
cious enough to realize that the nu-
merous acts they compel others to per.
| form, reflect back to them, eventually
causing their downfall, let alone ever
increasing unpopularity. In the early
days Of the Roman empire, we see how
the tyrannical rulers failed, while
those who used tact ard firmness were
more famous and accomplished more
| towards a democratic spirit among
their subjects Able to profit by the
mistakes of the predecessors, they or
gained more responsible and con-
| tented class of citizens.
II is thus in every phase of life. The
most broad minded, intelligent citizen
| is the one who, during his childhood
was allowed to express his ideas, A
great many Of our present day citizens
are not adequately prepared TO fulfill
the offices of responsibility which they
hold Children raised by tyrannical
parents follow in their footsteps, max
ing undesirable citizens.
Democracy must apply TO more than
politics. 1t must be live wire in the
home, the church, the business and the
school Especially in our school life we
must be instructed in a peaceful, toler-
ant and untyranncal manner Democ.
racy fosters the law of the individual,
the spirit Of human equality and the
basis of efficient and cooperative citi-
zenship. Maryli2abeth jacques.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-30
NOSES AMENDMENT
TO TREATY Defeated
The Vote Was SO to 47-Three Demo-
Gratis, Including Walsh of Massa-
chusetts, Favored the Amend
mend.

Washington, D. c., Oct 30.--The
Moses amendment to the peace treaty,
last of those proposed by the foreign
relations committee, was rejected yes
terday by the Senate. Like the John
son amendment defeated last Monday,
it dealt with voting power in the league
Of nations.
III preparation for a vote on the
Moses amendment the Senate voted
down, 81 to 40, substitute proposed
by Senator Shields, Democrat, Tennes-
see under which the British dominions
would vote collectively and have one
vote in the league.
The vote on the Moses amendment
was 36 to A. OF those supporting the
Moses amendment, three were Demo
crats-Gore, Shields and Walsh, Mas
sachusetts, and nine Republicans
Colt, Edge, Hale, Kellogg, Reyes, Len.
root, McNary, Nelson and Sterling
voted with the Democrats in opposi-
ton
BY vote of 81 to q the Senate laid
on the table an amendment by Senator
Sherman, Republican, Illinois, that a
reference TO the Deity be written in
the preamble of the peace treaty.