davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-03
BRITISH LABOR DEMANDS 6 HOUR
DAY; BOLSHEVIK TENDENCY CROWS

Bolshevik Minority Forces Great Miners Union To
Declare For Short Workday, Seeking To Win Favor
of the Laborers by Providing More Jobs at the Elk
pense of the Employers Of Labor In the Kingdom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-03

II your own OBJ l-- 80 can't SUD
you give his name and write
C-2121 Laboratories. Memphis. Tie
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-03

Last year when the Roswell Convention selec
FL Paso as the 1919 meeting place we began n
then to get ready for you. Now we are reai
In Mems SUITS we show Just the kind Of cloth
you prefer. These SUITS come from such max
as Han Schaffner & Marx. B. Kuppenhein
Rogers Poet Co.. Stratford and Fitform. Q
special displays Of Stetson Hats Is the most Cd
plete to be seen locally.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
WOMEN STRIKE WITH
 INTENTIONS ID MN
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Interna- tional Ladies' Garment Workers union. with a membership of 35,OO0 in this city, today authorized calling of strike next week, unless in the mean time the employers grant demands for l5 per cent wage increase and a 44-hour working week.
 The result of the strike vote was an nounced at a meeting held late today m Madison Square garden.
 It was greeted with cheers by thou sands of men and women. The poll showed 12721 members in favor of a strike, and only 105 opposed
 F. J. Hillcrest. representing the New Jersey branch Of the union. .said that in the past when a strike was called in this city, the employers went over to g New Jersey to produce their output. This time, he said, the trick will be defeated"
 At one time it appeared as if the meeting might turn into a Mooney demonstration, for when Frank Nor rison, secretary of the American Fed eration of Labor, was denouncing the employer class, q woman cried out:
 What is the American Federation of Labor going to do regarding Mr. Mooney?"
 MT. Morrison replied that the federa- ton intended to do everything in it's power to obtain q new trial for the labor man. convicted of murder in con nection with the preparedness day pa rade outrage in San Francisco. 2 Mayor Hylan today conferred with garment workers and their employers in an effort to readjust their differ cnces.
 Another conference will be held next week, it was announced.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
Wonder Story of
 HIeadlesS Race
 With Low Br@ws

A valued reader asks for informa- ton which no one connected with The Republican staff is qualified to answer, and the inquiry in the form of the following letter is hereby pre- sentd to the entire clientele of this religious family journal:
 1538 w. Monroe St., Phoenix. Ariz.
 January 13, 1919. Editor of The Arizona Republican,
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 Your esteemed paper of above date carried an article entitled. "Es- thonians Were Pirate Race" We read The Republican each morning with the keenest interest and such an article is deeply appreciated for its great educational value. When we reached the second paragraph we were puzzled by the description They. are long armed and short legged, have broad face and low nro"s and are usually headless and have oblique eyes,"
 WIll you kindly inform your in- terested readers where they wear their faces if they are headIess? Or. what use they have for eyes and brows. Please relieve sur curiosity m future issue, as we wait with bated breath for denial or confirma- ton of your wonder story.
 Respectfully,
 Emily G. Humphrey.
 Any of the readers of The Repub- liean in possession of the ethnoIoo- ical information desired, may com. municate with the foregoing ad : dress, and The Republican also re : quests that carbon copies of the communication be forwarded to the proof reader and Old Man Linotype, care of The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

in Germany. The military authorities are still investigating the action of the commanding officer assigned to the motor car which was supposed to car " the woman to jail, and which halted just long enough to permit stranger to jump on the running board and lire the fatal shot, after which other per sons rushed up, seized the body and disappeared.
 The date of the interment of the body of Liebknecht has not yet been decided upon but it was stated today that the dead spartacan leader would not be buried in Berlin. It is not un- likely that any attempt to make his ] funeral the pretext for a big demon stration would meet with prompt op- i position by the military government . which for the present is prohibiting l street parades.
 The city has been so completely gar i risoned with new troops as to dis i courage the spartacans from attempt i ing any propaganada at this time l With the death of the two leaders, the l Red Flag also disappeared from the l list of Berlins revolutionary journals | It was floated in the early weeks of
 the revolution by Liebknecht and Rosa 1 Luxemburg, as the official organ of the i German bolsheviki, for which purpose l Russian rubles were available in con-
 spicuous profusion. The Red Flags
 editorial rooms have been occupied by
 government troops. Herr Meyer and
 Herr Marcusson, co-editors with Lieb-
 knecht and Rosa LuXemburg, also have fled. Die Freiheit the organ of the independent socialists, appears to have
 assumed the editorial legacy be0eath.
 ed by the Red Flag, as the newspaper
 seems to have become the officia
 mouthpece of the German bolsheviki.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
"ROSEMA

w dresses you know telling of one of the best nation /(I ally advertised from
 n The materials most generally favored for this Wy Pussy Wiows,' 'Sk Serges, ''rrcoees ''FoularG LP Cepes, Feuard Georgete and ''Pan Satins ir all the early spring colors and tones.
 Each and every these models distinct and individual style sparlrnglv original and exclusive
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
MINING MEN INTERESTED

The announcement of a few days ago of the total dismantlement and sale on the open market of the famous Congress, Alvarado and Rincorn Mills has created considerable interest among mining men. Rosenburg & company. which concern has taken charge of the dismantling and selling of the huge stock, reports large sale to mining companies and individuals in all parts of the southwest and west.
 A considerable number of buyers from different parts of the country expect to arrive at Congress Junction, Arizona, at an early date to person. ally inspect the equipmen desired. and Rosenburg and company expect to complete the sale of the Mills standard stock of machinery and mining and industrial equipment during the next few days.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
BOOTLECCER NABbED
 AS HE ENTERS C|TY

Pablo SandoVal, said to be an erst- while resident of Ray ran into a streak of bad luck last night when he alighted from a train in Phoenix. Sandoval had with him trunk and two suitcases of whisky when he landed.
 Officer Nalenzuela happened to meet the train that brought Sandoval into the city. And Officer ValenZuela has met bootleggers before and knows the symptoms. So, instead of going to the place he expected to, Sandoval went to police headquarters to be booked tenn porarily for investigation.
 Each of SandovaIs suitcases con- tained Q full case of pint bottles of the much-sougF liquid The trunk con- tained more liquor
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19

charges of robbery and conspiracy, poisoned himself today in the county jail. at Newport, Wash, where he was being held by federal officers, it was announced by department of justice officials here.
 Vance ended his life shortly before he was to have been given a hearing before a commissioner on charge Of attempting to defraud the government out of his bond money of $25,000. He was arrested yesterday in a mountain cabin in northeastern Washington. after two men had declared he had been drowned January g, while trying to cross the Pend Oreille river with them near Newport.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
"WoBsLiESr PASS THROUGH

Six members of the I. W. w, fresh from court in Tucson, spent last night at the county jail, stopping off for the night on their way to Prescott, tc serve sentence. When tried, it was said, all but one Of the "Wobblies, refused to take oath, and refused to have a lawyer. Their names were given as Edward Goldberg, Walter Huxley Frank Pagani. Jack Vadis and J. Kero The prisoners were under guard of q United States deputy marshal
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
LUXEMBOURG $ EDDY
 |S LOST BY POLICE

BERLIN, Jan. IT, Friday.-By the Associated Press).-At late hour to-
 night the whereabouts of the bruised. battered and bullet perforated body of Rosa Luxembourg. chief lieutenant of the late Dr. Karl Liebknecht, leader ot the spartacan forces. continues 10 be the most puzzling feature of the trag } edy which brought to a temporary halt all spartacan and bolshevik activities
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
TOTAL FLU CASES IN
 CITY NOW ONLY 354

l'ut nine new cases were contained in last nights influenza report, eight of them in the city and one in hospital. Thirty mine releases in the city and five in hospital, were made, total of A. One death occurred in hospital The report brought the total number of cases Of influenza in the city of Phoenix down to 354
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
DRAFT LAW INClTES MURDER

MAQUOKETA. Iowa, Jan. 1S-Den his Flynn was shot, probably fatally here this afternoon by Ward Turner during quarrel in the main street owe the draft law. Citizens have beer deputized to guard Turner from mol violence
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
ARRESTED ON WEES COM.

PLAiNT-Jesus Tamayo spent last night-as a guest in the city jail, after his wife had made complain that he had severely beaten her and her daughter by a former marriage.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
SUICIDES UNDER SENTENCE

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan William Vance. under sentence to serve terms in federal and state penitentiaries, on
Arizona republican., 1919-01-19
"LEFCOURT''

conjure by in the realms of tailored suissu show There box strictly tailored and in silver gilt and tailored buttons silk b1aids.
 The materials embrace Rookie Poilet Twis Tricotnes Fne Tweeds, ''Mens Wear Serges and ''Fine Gabardines' Navy Blue the leading shades with showing Rookie Pawn. Velour Checks, Tans and Grey. The models pleasing.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-30
Future Commerce.

s0ur new merchant ships. which
have In some quarters been feared as
destructive rivals, may prove helpful
rivals, rather. and common servants
very much needed and welcome. Our
great shipyards, new and old. will be
so opened to the use of the world
that they will prove immensely serv-
iceable to every maritime people In re-
storing. much more rapidly than
would otherwise have been possible,
the tonnage wantonly destroyed in the
war have only to suggest that there
are many points at which we can
facilitate American enterprise In for
eign trade by opportune Legislation
and make it easy for American mer,
chant ships where they will be wei.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-30
PRESIDENT SENDS
SHORT MESSAGE
FROM EUROPE
Address to Congress Is Read by
Regular Reading Clerk.
EXPLAINS HIS STAY ABROAD

Imperative Duty Makes Absence OF
Chief Executive Necessary--sub-
jsct Of Labor Unrest Dealt
With acknowledgement
lions for Domestic
Legislation.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-30
Tariff Revision.

Nevertheless, there are parts of our
tariff system which need prompt at
tention. The experiences of the war
have made 1t plain that in some cases
too great reliance on foreign supply is
dangerous, and that in determining
certain parts OF our tariff policy do
nestle considerations must be borne
in mind which are political as well as
economic. Among the Industries to
which special consideration should be
given is that of the manufacture of
dyestuffs and related chemicals. Our
complete dependence upon German
supplies before the war made the in
terruption of trade a cause of excep-
tional economic disturbance. The
close relation between the manufae-
turer of dyestuffs, on the one hand.
and of explosives and poisonous gases.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
z MICHAEOWA.

W ubiegia Arode ma Mszy sw., W ko-
sciele p. W. sw! Michala Archaniola, W
South Chicago, odbyi sic Stub p. A.
Krugera z parma Marta Dykowska, cor
ka powaEnych ~parafian michaiowskich.
Aktu ceremonti Aubnej dopeinii X, Fran
ciszek Walczak. Uczta weselna odbyfa
se " domu siostry panny mlodej pnr,
500 Brandon ave. Model a dobranej
parzs zasyiamy najserdecznIejsze
,Szczese Bote".
ZolnierE armii Wuja sama p. Kazi.
mierz Grembowicz, brat znanego ka-
pelana wo1skowego bedacego Jeszcze
pc dis dzieh we Francyi, X. Jana
G~rembowicza, W tych dniach powr6cil
re siutby wojskowej z 80 dywizys do
domoWych pieleszy honorowo zwolnio-
ny re s,u&by. Witany hyl owacyjnie
przez rodzicow, krewnych l prZyjaoi6i.
III
W ~niedziele, dnia 22go czerwca b.
r., odbedzie sic doroczny Ptknik ch6ru
Chopina, W ogrodzie p. n. ,Biaiegp Or
Ia. Komitet urzadzatacy przygoto-
wywuje rome ni~espodzlanki, kt6remi
zamierza uczestnik6w pikniku zaba-
vic.
w kosciele p. ". sw. Michaia Archa-
nio}a, W minions srode o godzinie $50
ran pobiogoslawiony zostal zwiazek
ma2enski p. L. Strycht'a z panna 70
fla Plichta, zam. pnr. 5000 Brandon
ave. Uczta weselna odbyla sic W Sci
STEM kolku rodzinnym. Miodo4e6com
zasylamy siowa serdecznego powodze-
MIA 1 blogslawienstwa Bo4ego.
PIP. Michal 1 Agnieszka Pihscy, Fam.
pnr. S25S South Shore Drive obchodzili
pare dni temu srebrny jubileusz poty-
ella malteAskiego. lego samego dnia cd
bylo sic nabotehstwo W kosclele p. W.
sw. Michala Arch, gdzie jubilaci 1
krewni byll obecnl. Pc ~nabo4ehstwie
podejmowali gosci W swym domu 1 PREY
doborowej muzyce, oraz skiadaniu ju-
bilatom &yczen, sped1ono czas mile, we
solo 1 przyzwoicie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
90, 900, 900 FRANKoW MA AGI-
TAcYE STRAJKOWA WE
FRANCYI.

Paryz, 7. czerwca. - Echo de
Paris zapowiada, re panujacy tn
strajk %tramwajowy i innych srod-
k6w acknowledgement zostanit
zakohczony W ciagu najblizszych
dwu dni.
YL'Action Franchise, omawia-
jqc sytuacye strajkowa W kraju,
twierdzi, re Niemcy wyasygno--
waly i przessaiy przez Szwajcarye
80 milion6w frank6w ma >agita--
eye, celem propagowania straj-
kow i zaburzeh we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
~TslsgTamy %zagTaniczne.
Dekoiczenie re strorncy l

o lie wiadomo, ~odpowiedz A
liantow sprzeciwi sic wszelkim
zasadniczym zmianom W pierwot-
nym traktacie pokojowym, z wy
jatkiem przyzwolenia ma plebis--
cyt ma Gornym Slasku. Me ozna-
czy ona'w szczegolnoSci definity,
wnej sunny o-dszkodowania, jaka
Niemcy maja zapiacic i jake po-
wGd tego poda okolicznoSc, re
wysokoSc tel sunny wywolalaby
rozczarowanie we Francyi, kto-
reby mogio okazac sic groznem
ola wewnetrznej sytuacyi tam
tejszej.
Zamiast tego zgodza sic Allan
ci ma dodatkowy ukiad, ktory "a
wierac bedzie dokiadne reguiy i
przepisy ola komisyi odszkodo--
wanna wojennego, podczas kedy
wedle pierwotnych postanowieh
traktatu miaia ona nieograniczo-
ma niemal swobode dziaiania i
decyzyi. Przepisy tie maja bye te-
go rodzaju, re Pc zoryentowaniu
sic W Mich, Niemcy Z Gala dokiad-
noScia beda mogli wiedziec, iak
wysoka bedzic nalezna Cd mich
suma odszkodowania, zarowno o.
g6lna jak odnoSnie do poszczegol-
nych kategoryi nalezytoSci. Be-
ia zatem W stanie obIiczyc sobie.
lie majq zaplaciG "a z~niszczenie
alianckich okret6w handlowych,
lie "a utrzymanie iehcow wojen-
nych, "a spustoszenie terytoryow
it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

OBJ. Antoni Bucek, zam. pnr. $500
Houston ul., upadl onegdaj re scho-
dow swego mieszkania | jak stwier-
dzi3 lekarz sic MIN opiekujacy, grozi
mu pekniecie czaszki. Oh. Buc wstal
rychfo rano, ably odegnac szczekaja-
cych ps6w; W ciemnosciach potknai
sic / upadl talk n~ieszczesliwe, Re lekarz
p%owatpiewa O jego wyleczeniu.
PAM Franciszka Suchala i parma
Marta Suchala, o6rka, zam. pnr. 1925
South Shore Drive, bawily przez diva
tygodpie ma wakacyach u swych krew-
nych / znajomych " South Bend, Ind.
Powr6cily do domowych pieleszy.
Franciszek Metydio, Fam pnr. 1885
South Shore Drive 1 p, Leon Rodoh,
Fam pnr. 1867 So. Shore Drive, wye
chali onegdaj ma dwutygodniowe wa
kaeye do Nowego Yorku, a po drodze
zamierzaja zwiedzic slynny ma ca1y
SWAT wodospad Niagara Falls" ! lime
miasta. Spedza oni prawdopodobnie xii
ka dni W Batavia N. Y, skad pred pa
ru mlesiacami rodzina PIP. Rodoh do
South Chicago ~przyby}a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
A RENSKIEJ REPUBLI
XII POWIEWA MIMO PRO
S z BERLINA.

Berlin, z. czerwca. - Otrzy-
name tutaj raporty stwierdzaja.
re DR.. Dorten, prowizoryczny pre-
zydent novel republiki rehskiej,
zainstalowal sic wraz re swoim
eabinetem w biurze rzqdowem w
Wiesbadenie.
Korzystajqc Z okolicznosci, re
2 powodu P6ioficyalnego Swieta
funkcyonaryusze 9zadowi mieli
tpoi dnia wolnego cd piracy i ME
bvli w biurach. DR.. Dorten zajal
budynck rzadowy i proklamowai
so siedziba nowego rzqdu, po-
czem zaraz zaezal urzedowanie cd
tego, re polecif wywiesic flage z
kolorami novel republiki biaiym
i z;elonym.
Widok flagi sciagnaf wielkie
tlumy ludzi i jedno Z doniesieh
podaje. re Geese ME solidaryzuja-
cego sic Z nova ~republika wzbu-
rzonego tiumu wtargpeia do srod
ka ! pobiia ministra sprawiedli--
woSci ORA. Eckermanna i mini
stra oswiaty ORA. Klingenschmid
ia - tego drugiege tax dotkliwie,
IL musiano 60 zabrac do szpitala.
Sam d.. Dorten zdolai umknac.
Koblencya, 7. czerwca. A
mefykahskie wiadze Poleeify pre-
~zydentowi prowincyi rehskiej, a
by zignorowal rezkazy z Berlina,
przeneszace go ma inne stanowi-
sko. Amerykanie saba, re pre-
niesiepie to ma charakter polity=
ezny ! stoi W zwiazku z usi}owa-
Miami rzadu b~erlihskiego stawia,
MIA przeszk6d ruchowi separaty-
stycznemu, ktory proklamowa]
renska republike.
Z Wiesbadenu donosza, re Bel
lin przeniosi takze prezydents
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

Londyn, 7. czerwca. - Boise
w;cka depesza iskrowa donosi. re
7osyjscy komunisci zajeli Sarapul
mad rzeka KamQ. ia pOFudniowy
zach6d Cd Permu Depesza ia po-
daie r6wniez, re bo,szewicy ro-,
b:a dalsze rostepy W tel okolicy,
Pod prcsya wojsk brytyjskich
bolszewicy byli zmuszeni eva
kuowac Alexandrowsk ma wscho-
dniem w~ybrzezu Nora Kaspij-
skiego.
Londyn, 7. czerwca. - Bolsze-
wickie wojska przypuSciiy gwal-
towny atak przeciwko caiemu
finskiemu frontowi w Finlandyi,
a Finlandczycy, odwzalemniaiac
sic "a to, rozpoczsli bombardo-
wanie Kronsztadu, sifnej fortecy,
broniqcej Petrogradu,
Ma froncie murmansHim allan
exile armie posuwaja sic ma po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07
E~RZBERGER "a PODPISA-
MEM TRAKTATU.

Kopenhaga, z. czerwca. - Ma
thias Erzberger, personal---very.
niemieckiej komisyi zawieszenia
broni, przygOtowuje memoran-
dunn. w ktorem omawia szczeg0-
iowo warunki pekejowe ! doche-
All wkoncu do konkluzyi, re
Niemcy powinni je podpisac. Do
nosi o tenn Die Deutsche Tages,
Zeitung."
Berlin, Z. czarwca. - w tutej-
szvch ko|ach rzadowvch zauwa-
zyt sic dale coraz znacznieiszy
optymizm W zqpatrywaniach ma
sytuacye pokojow2. Opera sic on
ma przypuszczcaiu. ze h.. Rant
-au'owi uda SIC " koncu przez
rome mancwry sk2onic Aiiantdw
do zcodzenia sic IA ustne roko--
wanna. Panuje I'll oDinia, re stano
w;sko n:emieckiej delegacyi
wzmocnilo sic W ostatnich dniach
dzieki strajkom we Francyi, oraz
n:ezgodz;e w57Gd Al;ant6w. obja-
w:ajaceis;e w fakcie. re Wielka
Brytania zgadza sic ma znaczne
ustepstwa ma korzy5c Niemiec.
kiedy Francya stanOwczo i'm sic
eD-zec;v.;9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

d~ystryktu trewirskiego, ale. re i
jemu wiadze amerykahskie pole
city rozkaz ten zignorowat.
Piec rozmaitych stronnictw po-
litycznych W Koblencyi wydaso
iaczna proklamacye, w ktorej pro
tcstuja przeciwko odlaczaniu mad
renskich prowincyi cd pahstwa
|mieckiemi, re wiadze okupacyj--
sprzecznosci z oskarzeniami ME
mieckiemi, re wkadze okupacyj-
ne ostro zabraniaja obywatelom
w prowincyach nadrehskich wy
raiae i manifestowa6 swe prag--
nienia p~olityczne w sprawie dal--
szego losu tych terytorydw.
BESsARAB1A PRZECIWKO
WLAczENIU DO RUMUN1I.
Pary4, 2. czerwca. - Bessara-
bia, posiadajaca okoso 100000
ludnosci / o~bejmujaca przestrzeh
ziemi wieksza anizeli Belgia,- al
bo DANA, czyni teraz gwaltowne
starania, aby ME waaczano jej
bez pytania sic o zdanie do Ru-
munii i pozwolono ludnosci miej-
scowej przez plebiscyt zadecydo-
wac o swych przysziych losach
politycznych. Ma czele delegacyi
bessarabskiej stoi Aleksander
Krupenskij, byay prezes. ziemstw
Bessarabii z czas6w, gdy stano-
villa ona jeszcze prowincye ro-
syjska. Twierdzi on, re ludnosc
Bessarabii jest W w~iekszosci
swej rdzennie rosyjska i dlatego
ziemie tie ME powinny bye odia--
czone cd Rosyi.
Cd poezatk6w roku 1918 Bessa
rsbia stala sic faktycznie prowin-
eva rumuhska, a Rumunia OPERA
swe prawa do niej ma podstawie
uchwaiy zgromadzenia rodza-
ju sejmu bessarabskiego, gdzie u
chwaia tel tresci rzeczywiscie 20
sta}a przeprowadzona. Pan Kru-
penskij twierdzi, re zgromadze-
ME to w zadnym razie ME byio
prawdziwym representation lud
uosci miejscowej.
Rumunia utrzymuje, re wick
szosc ludnoSci bessarabskiej two
RIA Moidawianie, zwiazani z
MIA krwia i tradycya, NATIONALIST
pan Krupenskij twierdzi, re Mol.
dowianie stanowia tylko 4S pro-
cent mieszkahcow tel p~rowincyi,
a w~iekszost jest rosyjska.
Z og6lu ludnosci 10 procent, DO
100000 mniej wiecej, stanowis
zydzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-07

WRACAJA DO PARYZA.

Bazylea, 7. czerwca. - Wczo-
raj wiecz6r skohczyia sic konfe-
rencya w Feldkirchu ~pomiedzy
Drem. Rennerem i panem Schul-
lcrem z austryackiej delegacyi
pokojowej, a wysiannikami rzadu
wiedehskiego, poczem DR.. Rem
ner mia} zaraz wybrac sic W POI
wrotna podr6z do Paryla. DIS
austryackie zgromadzenie naro--
DOVE ma wystuchaG raportu mi
n!stra spraw zagranieznych Baue
ra W ,sprawie tel konferencyi.
w Austryi panuje ogromne
przygnebienie Z powodu treSci
warunk6w pokojowych, a Prey
dent Seitz powiada, re ME moze
ich uwazac "a warunki, a chyba
tylko "a podlegajaca dalszej dy-
SkuSvi DrODOzyCye.
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Parma j. Reineck z Jadwigowa Una
ma " kolach artystycznych utalen-
towana uczennica Maryana Rotyc-
kiego bierze udzia} W konkursie o
brylantowv medal. dany prEes POL
skie Kollegtum Illinois, ktory odbe-
die sic dnia 11go czerwca W sail
Uiednoczenia, Milwaukee ave. rog
Augusta ul. Parma Reineck odegra
RIGOLBTTO, MsZTA. RHAPSO-
DIE HoNGROISE. No. IA L1szTA
vA1sE DE CONCERT J. vienna
WSKIDGO.
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vfOrO1 IaSei nie-0nEiOlSkioA
DzIDNNIk CHICAGoSKl prsodujs
pod wEgisdam dohoru 1 treacs nAts.
Uaia-
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LITWINI POSUWAJA Sic
XII DIVINE.

Berno. 7. cerwca. - Wedle in
formacyi otrzymanych przez tu-
ttisze litewskie biuro prasowe Ii
twin posuwaja sic naprz6d W
k;erunku Dzwiny ! w~yp;erajac
borszewi..6w zaie1i kScia(0.
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iudnie i ma caiej linii So w kon-
takcie z wojskami bolszewickie-
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ma terytofyum fosylSkleHl.
ARMIA IDZIE
Ma SCRIBE.

Kopenhaga, 7. czerwca. - Bal
kanska Agencya WiadomosGowa
donosi, re Bulgaria zmobilizowa-
Ia Geese swojej armii, kt6ra ma
szeruje w kierunku serbskiej gra-
nicy.
Krok ten pozostaje p~rawdopo-
dobnie w zwiazku z warunkami
pokojowymi, kt6re Bulgaria spo-
dziewa sic otrzymat cd Aliantow.
w przewidywaniu utraty pew
nych czeSci terytoryum, chce "a
wezasu przygotowac sic do zbroj-