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New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
BurLeSOn Declares
Strike Unjustif fed
Says No Union Pressure Will
Make the Control Board
Extend Its Rules

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Declaring
the strike of wire employees which be-
gan to-day was wholly without justi-
fication," Postmaster General Burle-
son said in a statement that "no
amount of pressure will avail to make
the Wire Control Board extend or 20
beyond the rules and regulations af-
fecting employees laid down during the
war by the National War aLbor Board.
Mr.. Burleson said his information
was that telegraphc traffic had not and
would not be delayed. Government
business, which makes up The bulk of
that handled by the telegraph com
panies here, was reported moving as
usual to-day, and at the State Depart
ment it was said there had been no
interruption of cable communication
with Europe.
"The present strike" said the Post
master General, "started at Atlanta
Ga, because it was asserted employees
of the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany had been dismissed solely because
of affiliaton with the labor organiza-
tion.
Investigation of these cases shows
that no discrimination whatever has
been practiced against employees of that
company because Of union affiliations.
"The Senate committee having re-
ported bill in favor of turning back
forthwith the wire systems to their
owners and the House committee hav-
ing indicated a purpose to take action
along similar lines, an order was is
sued continuing the operations of the
wire systems for the remaining period
of government control.
after this order was issued the
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

Of the Chicago Federation voted
"dry." Kansas City, Kan, was "dry," +"
while Kansas City, Mo-, just across
the river, was "wet." Newport News,
Va. was "wet," Newport, R. L., dry"
The one big union to vote for the
resolution was that Of the carpenters,
the position of which had been doubtful.
The vote of the miners the largest in the
convention, was split, the vote being
2,7o6 ~wet" and 1890 "dry." The stere-
otypers voted dry" as, did the teach
ers and the spinners. The presmen
voted "Wet."
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Electrical Workers.
Strike Order Stands,
Says Union Leades

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 11.-"The
strike order sent out from our office
here recently calling out electrical
workers throughout the country on
June 16 at 8 a. m. is still effective,
and the situation so far as we are con-
cerned is unchanged" said Charles
Ford secretary of the International
brotherhood of Electrical Workers, to-
daV
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
everything was running smoothly" he

everything was running smoothly" he
said
Rose Schneiderman, president of the
Women's Trade Union League, attended
the Pulitzer Building rally. Mr. Thorn as
announced she was developing plans fol
aiding the key men.
Wall Streets operations were not af
fected by the strike, since the operators
of leased wires to various points in tbs
country were not included in the strike
call. The Offices of the Western Union
and the Postal Union in the financial
district were accepting business as
usual.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

Fisher, non-union lineman, employed
by the Dallas Light and Power Com
pany, was shot and killed in clash
here to-day between strikers sym
pathizers and .non-union men taking
the places of striking employees of the
company
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12
Labor Has Little Hope
OF Prohibition Repeal
Flag Day Protest, Ho,0erer,
viii Be Carried Out in Capt.
tai With AU Possible Spirit
INev York Tribune
Wdshsn gtOm Bureau


WdshengtO Bureau
WASHINGTON. June 11-Thers was
little hope among the several hundred
representatives of organized labor who
arrived in Washington from Atlantic
City to-day that their Flag Day protest
on the steps Of the Capitol against the
enforcement of warN~time prohibition
Wit have any effect on Congress.
Nevertheless they, together with their
friends and associates, who will arrive
on a special train Saturday morning,
will carry through their demonstration
with all the enthusiasm they can mas
ter.
A new canvass of members of Con-
gress opposed to war time prohibition
to-day showed they were even more
discouraged than the labor representa-
tives
New-York tribune., 1919-06-12

present strike was ordered. Our in
formation is that the telegraphic
traffic has not been delayed, and the
information received indicates that it
will not be delayed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12

day. Two of them she knew were sis
ters under the pin. She was intro
duced to the others and asked politely,
And are these Alphas too?"
NO" the older girls explained.
they are only freshmen" oh" she
said most cordially, II do hope the
girls will get you and that you will be
Alphas some day"
Which as all college people know
was a terrible Faux Pas! There was
much banter and rapid talking fmme-
diately after.
Mrs. Frank Griggs entertained sew
eral of the neighbor children yester-
day afternoon in celebration of her
daughter James seventh birthday.
The guests were Susan Snyder, Joyce
Smith. Diana Campbell. Jean Camp
bell. Martha Davis. John Davis, John
Felix, Tommy Frost, Billy Felix, Sonny
Campbell and Frank :. G Z
In fond alteration a Topeka man
has chung passionately to an old
straw hat, now adorned with the serv-
ice stripes designating duty thru sea-
sons long after a straw hat should be
pensioned.
Vainly had his wife plead with him
to part with the hated head gear. She
appealed to his pride-the hat ruined
his handsome appearance. The girls
were not looking at him on the street
on account OF a IaIneQ pair OIL dIlTdC-
tive eyes. They were looking at the
hat and wondering where he found it.
She exhausted every possible attack,
The baby refused to sit on it-even by
accident you know.
This morning he went TO kiss his
wife goodbye. Hold out your hat,
Sweet. Let's see how high I can
kick" said the woman who knew what
she could do. So hubby held the hat
out a pretty fair height. He had
forgotten how high she could kick.
BIewie-e-e. Out went the top of the
hat
Now dear. you will have to buy
new hat" she smiled.
And not the least of the needlework
exhibits at the fair are the handker-
chiefs. Examples of the new drawn
thread work in color and in whi-e
were most attractive One handker-
chief was of pale yellow with threads
of a darker shade making larg-
squares. Tiny flowers were embroid-
cred in each square. Miss Helen
Brigham won first prize in two en-
tries of handkerchief.
L seemed as if the women simply
couldn't get by the sweater case The
most striking sweater on display was
one made by Miss Ruth Bomgardner.
1t is light green with bands of yellow,
pink and lavender, separated by mar
row bands of white angora in the
skirt, sleeves and collar.
y y X
II anyone thinks bread-making is
becoming a lost art among the women
of Kansas, they should visit the cult
nary department at the fair and see
the light, beautiful Ioaves on display.
Last year the bread entries were small
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12
Society Women Use
New Wrinkle Remover

Since the discovery that a solution of
ordinary saxolite and witch hazel has a
peculiar effect upon wrinkled skins, it has
been learned that many prominent society
women all over the country have used this
simple home treatment with great success.
The formula is: powdered saXolite, one
ounce, dissolved in witch hazel, one half
pint. Use daily as wash lotion.
The beneficial action of this wash is felt
at once There's an agreeable refreshing
sensation and feeling of exhilaration. Flab-
biness and all wrinkles are Immediately
affected, and the skin soon becomes firmer
and more youthful looking. No woman
need hesitate to get the ingredients at the
drug store and make the remedy herself,
for there are no harmful effects whatever.
Advertisement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12
SOCIETY
6RAC1A PQPE WOOD. !.

Mrs. A. T. Daniels entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in COM
pliment to Mrs. +. w. Thompson, who
leaves soon for Vermont to spend the
winter. Guests were members OF the
Chaldean club who are Mrs. w. w.
Bowen, Mrs. Warren NJ Crosby, Mrs.
r. A. Derby. Mrs. Wilbur Gardner,
Mrs. George Guild, Mrs. Mary Holmes.
Mrs. J. b. Larimer, Mrs. Ralph Moore.
Mrs. John Sargent, Mrs. r. b. Steele,
Mrs. w. d. Storrs. Mrs. f. f. Vest,
Mrs. O. +. Walker. Mrs. G.. D. Walp,
Mrs. LYDIA b. Work. Mrs S. s. Estey.
Mrs. Adrian Greene. Mrs. II. NJ. Phil
lips. Of Dover. and Mrs. Thompson.
tm 4 X =
The Alpha Delta fraternity an
nounces the following pledges: John
Zercher Topeka: Orville Anderson,
Topeka; Joe Blair. Lyons; Pearce Aul,
Joplin, Mo; 1rl Byler. Newton; Luke
Hahn, Newton; Mill Hamilton, Sew
erance; Loyal Mason. Osborne; Mar
vine Stevens. Osborne; Robert Hors-
field, Topeka.
x y y
There remain a few places which
have not been reserved for the lunch
con of the Association of Collegiate
AIumnae Saturday at noon at Pelle-
tiers. Reservations may be made by
calling the secretary, Mrs. Frank NJ.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12

Chase. telephone 1854. by Saturday
morning. All women who are college
graduates are invited.
X X y
Mrs James Lippitt entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Henri Strawn. The guests were Mrs.
Strawn. Mrs. J. D. Freeman, Mrs. J. f.
Gossett, Mrs. Seth Hammel. Mrs W.
II. Metzdorf. Mrs. Lauren E. Conger,
Mrs. Willard Trefry Mrs. B. D. Mize,
Mrs. M. r. Mize, Mrs. D. f. Carter,
Mrs. J. D. Wintrode, Mrs. S. D. Cooper,
Mrs. Harry Hobson, Mrs. C. F. Rigby,
Mrs. Roy Johnson. Mrs. Maude c.
J. S. Downes, Mrs. F. ]. Funk, Mrs.
Stanford. of st. Louis; Mrs. Frank
Strawn. Mrs. +. A. Murphy, Miss Irene
Horner, Miss Sue Rodgers.
X & y
Miss Harriet Hummel entertained
at luncheon at the Pelletier tea room
yesterday in honor of Miss Roberta
Zimmerman of Valley Falls. Covers
were laid for Miss Zimmerman, Dr.
Dorothy Nicoll DIR. Martha Mccoy.
Miss Camilla Campbell. Miss Alice Nc
Coy, Miss Ella Zimmerman, Miss
Annetta Nicoll. Mrs. w. L. Mummel
Master Robert Schuely.
= = y
THERE is A SORORITY IN OUR
TOWN
That has its trials An older woman
who is vitality interested in this organ
ization but as yet unacquainted with
all the members met four girls yester-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12

sued instructions that the act of May
8, 1918, which placed restrictions on
enemy aliens during the war, is no
longer operative to prevent the ma
turalization of former subjects of the
central powers. Cases suspended I'M
der this law now may be completed,
unless there are specific objections to
individuals and unless the applicant
deferred taking steps toward natural
ization within the two-year period pre-
ceding the war, such cases being sub
ject to presidential exception.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12
"SOX" HOSE WINS BOUTS
Local Champ VIII Meet Papas on Mat
at Fair Again Tonight.

A Topeka boy has been making
good showing as a wrestler at the
athletic show at the fair grounds.
Everett "Sox" Hose has won the
money several times this week. He
will wrestle tonight with Gus Papas.
Hose did some athletic work here last
winter. He hopes to be able to estab-
lish an athletic club here this fall and
winter, offering entertainment in box
ing and wrestling. A large number
of ex-soldiers who became proficient
in these two of the manly arts are
expected to be interested in the forma-
ton of an athletic club in Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12

il it had a more intelligent arrangement
it would have stacked up against the best
But you'll like it. And, o. l nearly forgot
To- To- Iedi you tnat m wo 1,tteo aDont hoH
lost and everything, and I guess that will
be about all. n. $. A.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-12
NATURALIZATION BAN OFF

Former Subjects of Central Powers
May Complete U. S. Citizenship.
washington, Sept. 1.-THE COM
missioner, of naturalization has is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

by Wedlc zyczenia otrzymywa(
asckuracye w miesiecznych IA.
tach W przcciagu najmniej trZcch
lat.
lima jeszcze wanna %poprawka
do starego prawa jest proponowa
ma, mianowicie: obecnnic aseku-
rae We MONA zapisac Ia OLGA, mat
Ike, zone, dziecko, wnuczki, brata
lub siostre. Stosownie do wnie-
sionej %poprawki asekuracye MOI
ia bedzic zapisac takze IA wuja,
ciotke, c]iotecznego i stryjccznego
brata lub %siostre, dalej Ia szwa-
era hub bratowa.
Wszystkie wyzej wymienione
poprawki wraz Z innemi, mnicj
waznemi, ujete SO we wniosek
tax zwany "Sweet Bill, przed-
stawiony w Izbie Reprczentan-
tow przez reprezentanta Sweets
z Stanu Iowa, dnia $500 Sierp-
MIA, 1919.
Dotychczas Z 125.000 podan 0
Wypfacenie asekuracyi - Biuro
Asckuracyjnc ME zafatwi1o tylko
5000. Spraw tych ME zalatwiono
Il bardzo waznych przyczyn, ely
to Z powodu wyjazdu obdarzone-
90 "a grantee czy tel innych po-
Wod0w.
Wiele ludzi ME rozumic powaz
ncj r6znicy miedzy prayem 0 a.
sekuracyi, a praWcm O odssko-
doWaniu.
Asekuracya zwykle jest wypla
cana natychmiast osobie, kt6rej
przysfugujc do tego prawo.- Ma
tomiast co do odszkodowania, ca
la masa roznych okolicznosci mu-
81 bye brana pod uwage. N. p.
komu sic wlasciwie nalezy od-
szkodowanie, jak wysoce dana o.
SODA jest zalezna cd wsparcia W
jakim stopniu zolnierz zosta} u
niczdolniony do piracy, i. t. d. lie
wlasnie okolicznosci SO: p%owodem,
re sprawy odszkodowan nieraz
p%ociagaja> "a SODA ogromnie DUO
czasll ma ich za}atwienie.
w tenn miejsscu B;aro Rzadowe
doklada staran ably wywiazac sic
z zadania jak najszybciej i jak-
najskuteczniej.
B. - 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
oliczzMiiY pziIllil ll!: ::NA llsi j eiziY1l1ic, PisAc
... -.. :. l. M0WlC. 20 POLSKU.
Z K0MlISYI] ACITACY,JjN(j1EE.Jj.

ASSNNFOJ
Powolany przez Prezesa Rady
Nadzorczej Wydzialu Narodowe-
go IA przewodniczacego Komisyi
agitacyjnej uwazam "a obowiazek
wyjasnic W jakim celu ia komisya
zostafa utworzona.
Otoz mia1a ona przcz swoich
czlonk6w mieszkajacych W roma
itych Stanach podjac propaganda
"a wskrzcszeniem w piracy narodo
wei IA Wychodztwie dawnych l.
deal6w niepodleglosciowych, jak
nam je okoza} i w czynach sWoich
niespozytych urzeczywistnif nasz
kierownik najdrozszy, prezes mi
nistr6w w Polscc, Ignacy j. Pa
derewski jak O. ME ma czele dziel
nej armii naszej valley naczelnik
narodu w0dz Pi}sudski.
Komisya agitacyjna miala pod
JAG ma nowo propaganda "a scis-
lejszem zespoleniem sic Wychodz
twa i "a dalsza pomoca ola rzadu
i rodak0w w Polscc. =
Agitacya ta, to obrachunek z
mani :samymi, >abysmy W piracy i
w zapobicgliwosci ME ustawali:
Potrzebna sona by}a wobec ak
cyl przeciwnej~ wrog6w naszej
Wolnosci, a mianowicie Gersnani
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

w koncu Biuro zwraca uwage
wszystkim bylym zolnierzom, lie
znajduja sic niesumienni agenci
prywatnych kompanii assekura-
c%,yjnych, ktorzy namawiaja FOL
merry, ably p%orzucili asekuracye
/rzadowc i NATIONALIST wzieli pry-
watna. Praktyka tych niesumien-
nych agcnt6w jest wstretna i po-
d1a. Zamiast poradzic i pom6dz
zo}nierzom ludzie ci staraja sic
ich skrzywdzic i szkodzic.
Zbytecznem jest chyba tl6ma-
eye, zc zadna prywatna aseku-
rac.yna, nie jest W stanic aseku-
rowac ma tax w%ygodnych warun-
kach, jak, to czyni Rad. Aseku-
racya Rzadowa ME tylko re jest
pewna, lecz takze bajecznie tania
Ulatwienia tie Rad czyni tyl-
ko~ ola zoinierzy kt6rzy ~staneli do
szeregur kied!y. Nar6d ich powo-
}a}. q u}atwien tych zonierze ko-
rzystac powimi. ....
Precz z agentami - oszustami,
kt6rzy !operuja wsr6d zo}nierzy i
odciagaja ich cd asekuracyi RIA
= sl.
Godni So oni najwyzszej po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

~ Gas44&@i @ saHaSsIrs.s1 SaSgassta.s|
starae sic 0 mike kolejowa,o mic
szkaniew Buffalo, etc.
Uezynic to poWinni take noWo,
obranni pos}owie = to PREY zalaacze
niu kopii mandatu ably Ktomisya
mandat6W.-o ich dopuszczalnosci
mogla orzec.
Korporacye z~rzeszenia zespo-
~ i towarzystwa zawodowe han
dlowe robotnicze kt6re W mysl
konstytucyi .Sejmu Wychodztwa:
miafy prawo do mandatu, a pra
wa tego ME skorzysta1y NIGGA to
uczynic pbecnie i przedstawie
swooj mandat Komisyi mandat6w.
Skoro z%g1oszenia w znaczniej-
szej lczbie nadejda, Komisya man
Fdat6w rozpocznie swa prace.
Obecnie ,ogranicza sic do udzie-
lania wskaz6wek i nawo1ywania
ociagajacych sic i. odkzll5aedLajacych
wszystko ma ostatnia chwile. d:
Nalezy nam pamietac re w sluz
bic narodowej ME nalezy. sic "a
'niedbywac, ale raczej gorliwie j
W .pierwszej linii obowiazek wy
pemic.
Me wype}nia sic tego obowiaz-
ku wykrzykujac p~rzeciw ~odrzuca
MON mandat6W i niedopuszcza-
niu uprawnionych gdyz jasnem
Jest, lie. skoro, Komisya mandat6w
ma pe}na sesye jeszcze sic ME ze-
bra1a, ME MONA movie o przyje-
ciu lub odrzuceniu jakiegokol-
wick mandatu.
Obowiazek wype1nia kto upraw
nionym bedac mandat zg}asza.
WZyWam WsZystklch Go dOpef-
nienia tego obowiazku pod adre-
sem Komisya Przedsejmowa, 213S
PIERCE Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Franciszek NoWak.
Przedwodniczacy Komisyi Man
dat0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
81 ~ : 49,: -
I K0MISYIM ANDAT0W

Zanim komisya mandat6w PREY
stapi do rozpatrywania poszcze--
.g6lnych zadan i przedlozen,musza
bye z%gloszone mandaty pos}ow.
Wszyscy vice CT pos}owie Pier
.wszego >Sejmu kt6rych mandaty
zatwierdzone, maja: obowia-
EEK zglosic sic pisemne do .Komi-
.syi przedsejmowej, podac dok}ad-
ny sw6j adres i z%awiadomic cry
maja mandat. ma Pierwszym Sci
mie i'm wydany. .
CT pesfowie: winni zarazem O.
znajmic ely pojada ma Sejm i czy
zamierzaja wziasc kogo z rodzin
swoich. ably komisya przedsej-
NOVA wiedziala, ola wielu os6b
Z ~FAF ~F- ' Ns+-[ - 80, -'- -SFr =
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.zmu, Bolszewizmu, Socyalizmu

:zmu, Bolszewizmu, socyalizmu ]
Anarchizmu. 49,,
Agitacye musimy preWadzie
przez wiece plrzez praise, 2 ambony
i przez wplyw w%zajemny: .
Poszczeg6lni cz1onkowie Komi-
tetu agitacyjnego, winni dae dc
teggo inicyatywe, a to "a ppo4Fozu-
mieniem sic z Kollegiami pos}ow6
z Komitetami Obywatelskimi ere
prezentantami lokalnymi organi-
zacyi naszych z klerem miejsco.
wynn i z przedstawicielami handful
i kupiectwa naszego.
Oznaczywszy wsp6lnie date vie
Gu i wybrawszy Komitet wieco-
wy nalezy zabiegac .jak-najlep'
sly rezultat, starajac sic o pozys.
kanie dobrych polskich i amery-
kanskich .m6wc6w. i dob6r pocia-
gaiacego programu.
Sprawl pomocy ola kraju W ME
zbednych dostawach dlla ludnos-
ci l. armii, akcya ratunkowa ola
dziatwy wedding planu Hoovera,
sprawl slazka, reemigracya.i roz-
w6j handful przemysfu, a takze
to wszystko co pom6dz moze do
rozwoju naszych organizacyi Sci
slejszej ich wsp6}pracy narodo-
wej, stanowic winno bogaty temat
ola poszczeg6lnych mQwc6w.
Ma kazdym wiecu przeprowa-
die nalezy sk}adke i~subskrycye
ma dopefnienie dziesieciomiliono-
wego funduszu, >kt6ry jest W Pol
see teraz wiecej p%otrzebny jak kie
dykolwiek.
w kazdej miejscowoSci> osa-
die polskiej, W kazdej parafii ia
XII vice powinien bye urzadzony.
Zebrane pieniadze ma wiecach
nalezy odsy}ac natychmiast do
Wydzia1u Narod. 213S Pierce
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
R6wniez nades}ac nalezy do Ko
misyi Agitacyjnej kr6tkie spra-
wozdanie z odbytego wiecu.
Czlonkowie tel Komisyi, czlon-
kowie Rady Nadzorczej i Zarza-
d%zajacej Pos}Qwie i Zarzady ko-
legi6w poselskich danej osady, 0
kolicy, micjscowosci parafii zech
ca w sprawie tax odnios}ej ujac i
nicyatywe i zabiegac o jak najlep
sly rezultat.
Kraj oczekujc cd mas wszyst-
kch zdwojonej akcyi narodowej !
.Okazmy potcge solidarnej
wsp6}pracy!. .
Dzvonmy czynami Ia -odbudo-
we Polski!
J6zef Magdziarz.
Przewodniczacy Komisyi Agi-
tacyjnej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

XIARQs
PISMO LUDOWE
=; ;wYcHo1iz Z ig 60 WToREK
: + PIATEK.
g NhA7nHI. $ 81
70 ~ " ]: winopa 3. MIMI i y
Prenum Z wynosi Roozn as
W. stanach Zjed. $500
" ' Europe i K : $3.50 : 3
Wszelkie isty oraz. przese1ki
pieniezne do Wiarusa adresowad
Polish Printing
& Publishing Go.
577 E. 18th Str.
Winonia. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
SPRAW0ZDANlA 0RCANl
ZACYI.

Il ICduy ISId-
ley CzerWinski wyslal do wszyst-
kich organizacyi naszych nastepu
jace ~wezwanie:
! Wobec zwofania ia dzien logo
listopada Drugiego Sejmu Wy
chodztwa do Buffalo, Zwracam
sic do Pana W imieniu Rady Mad
zorczej z. uprzejma prosba abys
zechcia1 przesfac z mozliwym po-
|spiechem Komisyi. przedsejmowej
1918 Pierce Ave-, Chicago: .
AZ spis posl6w Waszej Organiza
cyl Ktorych mandaty ia poprzed-
MIN Sejmie by}y przyjete, tudziez
wypelnienie wakans0w i uzupel-
nienic poslow Z Waszej Organiza-
cyl do pefnej przys}ugujacej
Wan liczby.
By zmany jake EASILY W Wa
szej Organizacyi cd Sejmu W De-
|troit co do liczby cz1onk6w, maja-
tku sk1adu administracyi miejsca
urzedowania.
q wykaz imienny czlonk6w Wa,
|szych kt6rzy W czasie wojny swia
towej wstapili do Armii Wuja Sa
ma lub do Armii Polskiej. .
d. udziaf Waszej Organizacyi
W funduszu 10cio milionowym W
akcyi ratunkowej d4a kraju poda-
jac dokladnie cyfry zebranych
sum Z zaznaczeniem czy zosta}yy
juz odes}ane, lub, wyjasniajac, dla-
:czcgo SO >zatrzymane.. >: r
|, q wnioski i zyczenia Waszej
|lOrganizacyi co do zbiorowej pra-
cy calego Wychodztwa.
! Zwracam uwage Wielce: Szanl.
|P'ana, re. projektowanem jest wy
szczeg6lnienie: ma Sejmie W Buffaa
20, szczegg6lniej okolo r. r rl'lll?
LIDO .AArrmii j. ::z b eerfa!tnqila9 rfuqnlduNszu
nych jak to. :by}o hlkun apelach.. !.
do sk1alek uroczyscie przyrzeczo-
ne.
Komisya'. .przedsejmowat: powinr.
ma przeto mice cd Was .dok}adny
obraz prac i ofiarnosci Waszej Or
ganizacyi. "
" P%rzekonany jestem ze W zalat-
:wieniu tel odezwy poszczeg6lne
Organizacye> do}oza staran, ably
dope1nie odpowiednie sunny skla-
dek i stana W TEN dziele'na najle1
pszem miejscu.
Zabiegajac 0 dobro swej orga-
nizacyi, .zechciej Pan osobiscie "a
jac sic, abysmy W czas otrzyymlac7
mogli dokladne. co do wszystkich
punkt6w Wyjasnienia.
Oczekujemy ich do dnia 1go. Ii!
sfopada, 1919. j.
So Gsa.tA.sE SEa- I3+1;srt6z* E5.=4:& g: SIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
q. Il: -. -. go. -. u g 4.
NASzE KUPlEC'TN0 / NASz
PRZEMYSk WOBEC SEJMU.

nioslem, gdyby Drugi Sejm Wy
lchodztwa mia} pred SODA dol{a-
dine zestawienie co do formacyi
LIB Polskich Hsndlowo-Przemys-
lowych, jake sic juz W kilku miej
lscowosciach potworzy1y, jak row
)riez szczeg6fowe raporty o pow
|staniu i rozwoju wiekszych ma
Iszych korporacyi krpieckich, pre-
myslowych, wytworczych i finan-
|sowych. Zestawien tych dokonac
bedzie MONA Ia podstawie spra-
wozdan bezposrednio interesowa-
Inych. Musza IL zawierac dok1ad-
me dane co do stosunk0w finanso-
wych firm i korporacyi odnos-
}nych, sklad dyrekcyi, tudziez
przedstawienic zadan i cel0w. Ia
~okolicznosscc, re co do p~oszczeg6l-
Irych firm i korporacyi pojawifa
sic juz przeciw zapodania i kryty
Xxi, powinna sk1onic interesowa-
nych do~wygotovania dokladnych
spraWozdan.
Nalezy je przyslac do Komisyi
Przedsejmowej, 213S Pierce Ave-,
Chicago. Ill.
Izby handlowe, Stowarzyszenia
kupicckic i korporacye, upraw-
|nionc do mandat6w .poselskich Z
glosem wiralnym pc mysli Kon-
stytucyi Sejmu Wychodztwa, ma
ja W osobnem pismie to swojc
sprawozdanie wykazac przedsta
vie prosbe do Komisyi Mandat6w
|2138 Pierce Ave, Chicago, III. o
wydanie mandat6w.
O lie w polskich rekach, hub
pod kontrola polska, chociaz pod
amerykanska nazwa, wzglednie
|firma, znajduja sic W Stanach
|Zjednoczonych., Bank, Fabryki,
kopalnie, towarzystwa akcyjne i
korporacye odnoszace sic do wiel-
kich przedsiebiorstw, dyrekcye
odnosnych instytucyi obowiazane
So .podac o tenn szczego}y do Ko-
misyi Przedsejmowej.
Olbrzymiej :byloby donioslosci,
gdyby w wazniejszyeh dystryk:-
tach .kopalnianych i, fabrycznych
'komitety lokalne sporzadzily c.y-
frowe zestawienie robotnik6w pol
|skich wedle poszczegolnych. .zawo--
dow, i spis ten Komisyi Przedsej-
mowej nadesfafy.S
Zwiazki robotnicze inne 2
|przewaga Polak6w prosimy row
|,niez, o zestawienie co. do liczby
polskich czlonk6w, majatku i IL
rzednik6w. polskich W danym Ia
'rzadzie. =
.Wszystkie. te szczeg6ly bardzo
.potrzebne beda komisyom sejmo-
wynn i dostarczanie .ich, byle do
k1adnych i sumiennie zestawio-
nych, ,moze samym robotnikom
powazna oddac us}uge.
z .biura .Komsyi Przedsejmowej.