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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
DEMOCRACYFOR
RUSS FINALLY
IS PREDICTED

| pMSk, Siberia. Correspondence
OF the Associated PrcnHJ Admiral
kolchnk. head OF tho AIl.H,IssI N
government, speaking recently In ~.
nterlnburR before conference OF
members Of the Dumn. zcnstyo and
other organizations, reiterated his
belief In democracy for Russia. de-
clnring II 10 be the only admissible
form Of future government"
HolnheSiHm. h" said. In DESTROYING
n" very foundation Of authority In
the country aud mems n desperate
struggle for . long time.
At present. he pointed out. lcondl-
tions sometimes force the govern.
ment To employ means which do MT
correspond with principles OF demo.
efncy, but b. assured his hearers
ihat such measures were temporary
md that stems were being taken to
insure universal suffrage. labor and
land Legislation hnd 10 develop org
ans of government.
The g0vornmcn, cndcivors 10
maintain and strengthen friendly re.
lh,ionS with the Allies" said the die.
tstor. "RussIn was alarmed by the
Invitation 10 send her delegates to
Princes Islands 10 negotiate with
Holsheyiki. Now this question II sett.
led Tho statesmen of western Eur.
opc now see the truth and blame the
BoishoSih. calling them murdorcys
aud 'crroristS. rs did LLOYD George
'''rh" government is inspired with
the id"fl of restoring the mothcrlpnd
Il Is not called uron to settle all fun
dnmentnl questions The Russian pco- I
pie IL master of It's fate Released
from tho yoke of Bnlshcvism II will, .
through It's representative In q NJ /
fionai assembly. express its will In F.
regard to itE form or government
and It's social structure. Then the T.
present government viii trnnsfnr its 4
power 10 such au authorized govern .
mcnt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
DEMANDING RIGHT TO
WEAR MEMS CLOTHES.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. April 25.-
The prospect OF Florida women Sc
curing equal suffrage brought forth
bill which has been introduced in
the house regulating the wearing Of
male attire by members OF the gent
Ter sex. II provides that from and
after equal suffrage has been estab-
lishcd In the state Of Fi'rida, II shall
be lawful for females To don and
wear the wearing apparel OF man
M now worn publicly by him." that
Is 10 snv. she may wear the coat, vest
trousers. shoes. shirt. collar and
nerktie as worn by males.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
RAIL AND WIRE
TARIFFS Up To
SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-sters
looking to early determination OF the
governments authority under the
Joint resolution OF congress by which
control Of the railroads and telephone
systems Of the country was taken
over TO fix intrastate rates, has been
taken by the supreme court in agree
Ing TO expedite consideration OF test
cages brought under the resolution
The court fixed May for hearing
arguments. and final decisions before
tie court adjourns In June are con-
sidercd probable.
Three cases in all will be argued.
One is an appeal from South Dakota
supreme court decrees denying the
authority OF the postmaster-genern
to increase telephone toll rates. An
appeal from the North Dakota 5r-
preme court denies the director-gen-
eral OF railroads has power TO in
crease freight and passenger rates in
that state and enjoins the Northern
Pacific railroad from carrying out
the director-general's orders. The
third case Is an appeal from Massl-
chusetts upholding the postmaster
general and dismissing proceedings
instituted by the state to prevent the
New Englad Telephone and Tele-
graph company from increasing its
rates. Petitions seeking to have the
chusetts case reviewed have
been granted by the court.
Proceedings attacking the govern
ment's power In these matters have
been instituted In about twenty-five
states.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
MANY OPPOSE PLAN
TO FEED GERMANS.

WASHINGTON, April 25-Herbert
G. Hoover has been advised by cable
Of serious objection in the United
States to the proposal to send food
into Germany and Russia II there La
any ground for the reported pact
between the Germans and the Boil
sheviki. Mr.. Hoover, by direction
Of President Wilson, is administer
ing the food purchased with $780,
100000 provided by congress for
the relief Of the starving peoples Of
Europe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25

lluu' No. not one Bit Just drop
a little Froezonc on that touchy corn.
Instantly {, stops aching then you iif,
that bo,hcrsomo corn right on. fos.
maggie Costs only few ccnn.
Try frcUEono' Your druggist sslls
a tiny bottle, sufficient to rid yeur
feet OF every hard corn. soft corn. or
corn between the tGes. and cNuScs.
without one particle OF pain. soreness
Or Irritation Frcesonc IL the mys.
tcrlous ether discovery of Cincln.
natl genius.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
Make Your Bowels Behave

Make them function with gratifying
precision. u regulation Of the diet
aoe' ae' not relieve their torpidity DR..
hlng's New Lie Pills will. They are
perfect bowel trainers, .leanse the
N''r'n surely, comfortably. 2Sc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR TO
BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTIFUL
LUsTRE AT ONCE

Gray hair, however handsome, de.
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages Of youthful appearance
Your hair Is your charm. II makes or
mars the face. When It fades, turns
gray and looks streaked. Just a few
applications OF Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred
fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young.
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a 50-cent bot.
tie OF "Wysth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound. which is merely the old
time recipe improved by the addition
of other ingredients. Thousands Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25

folks recommend this ready-to- Jse
preparation. because It darkens the
hair beautifully. besides no one ca n
possibly tell, as It darkens so natur-
ally and evenly You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with II, drawing
this through the hair, taking ono
small strand at time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two. its natural
color Is restored and It becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous. and you appear
years younger.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
BISHOP PADDOCK
HOMEWARD BOUND

PORTLAND, Anril Eth" RIga'
Rev. Robert l., Paddock, bI-.Op oi
'ho Episcopal diocese of EaS'"rn Ore
run hns c'hlcd - Rev Dr. Nrr Wa:
err prchdcucon OF the East 'rp Orc
pop Gtorese. that he viii arrive In
NV York Nav md viii trar ihc
Lrsr train for ,hr cos BTHuu r'd-
hr'E rus hrcn pv"r1cas win the '
NC. A. for more ban Il yn,',
The above news will be welcomed
here by u host OF friends of this
able cIcTrym n, whose popular !ec-
drawn large houses
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-25
FEEL MISERABLE
FROM THAT COLD!
Cold9 and coughs are quickly
relieved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery

Nobody should feel perfectly mis-.
cradle from cold, cough or h.onchiaj
attack Tor very long. For Il takrs oaly
o. n',te WHALE to relieve Z and get back
~ lne road 20 recovery when DR..
idhSs New Discovery 10 faithfully
I'D EGssd. IL soon looscns the phlegm, re.
.D nsves irritation, soothes tie p1rci,ed,
tore throat. brings comfort.
iia!i century old and more popular
.oday tIaa ever. 60c and Sl.2O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
STREET CAR QUESTION
TAKEN Up AGAIN

The same old question OF the In
creased street car fare Will be on tap
Moniay when the East Chicago Board
OF Public Works holds it's regular
weekly meeting but 1t may be that
the board Will have more exciting
things to discuss Il the steel strike
naterializes. There IS no doubt ~
the effect upon the business which O
large strike at the Inland and Mark
plants would have and numerous
weighty questions for the board may
arise.
Mayor Mccormack does not antici-
pate any trouble at the plants and the
board will proba bly, take no action un-
til necessity demands 1t. Mayor Nc
Cormack points out that the strikers
have signified their inteation TO picket
peacefully and is confident that the
strike viii be carried on without any
trouble.
The question OF public rest rooms
will probably be taken UP at the meet
ing Monday and the board may take
some definite steps to get the PROPOSE
tion before the city council. The city
Is sadly in need of rest rooms. at least
one in each end of the city, and the
board Is Of the opinion that some steps
should be taken before the winter sets
in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

c. Z. Eames to Carl Biesen. five-room
cottage. Michigan ave.
Edward Eggebrecht TO z. Todd. seven
room modern bungalow. Carroll St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

THE REASoN WHY the Deluxe
Theatre IS running Nazimova In
1.-THE Brat" Is because il Is good
n great many people wanted to
know why we did not run "Tha
Fed Lantern" We told them co
ask people who had seen It and
that would explain IL. Naztmova
appears in "The Brat" all the
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

Take The Times and keep in
touch with the whole world.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
BIG FIVE" FIX FOOD PRICES.

Cincinnati = Federal Trade Commission
er William B. Clover in addressing a meeting
Of the National Wholesale Grocers' associa--
ton, declared that the meat packers twill
absolutely dictate to the people Of this country
what they shall eat and what they shall pay
for it, if present tendencies are not stopped.
You are told the federal trade commits
sion carries a sword with which to smite Anne
rican business, = he said. 'sI tell you that the
federal commission carries shield which it
places over American business whenever a
business concern appeals to it against unlaw-
full interference and unfair competition. AS
result Of the investigation into the e-operations
Of the beef companies and the reports it made
to the government, it has brought down the
bolts Of the Jove Of beef upon their heads.
II read one Of Wilson & Co.'S. advertise
ments published a few days ago, which de-
scribed for the delectation Of the dear folks
an imaginary dinner at which not only the
steak and lard in the biscuits came from VIII
son & Co., but so did the butter, the canned
peaches, the olives, the catsup and the coffee.
The salt and pepper may have come through
the regular channels Of food purveying.
,''Shall we, the people who have just
poured out our blood and, treasure in France
* to end the ruthless efficiency Of the Hun sit
silent while the same commercial kulture comes
to its perfect flower in this country. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Xiatr' ri pomaga gdyl w,iieIki , ba:,
Ion sterolw,'y leci do Anlglii.
D0statek opafu pozostaje
jak dOn0si rapport OtrZy
many dZiS ranO a Wiel
kiego balonu.

= IONDYN, IL lipca - Balon ste
rowy R-34 LEGACY przez atlantyl
ma wsch6d II 80 godz. pod1ug
czasu Greenwich $40 z rama poe
lug czasu New Yorku, przeby1 /
500 mil ze swego miejsca odjazdu
Az do czasu jego raportowania
o 1910 godz. R-34 zuzytkowa1 l..
683 galon6w gazoliny, a posiada]
jeszcze 1858 galon6w W zapasie,
By1 to znak re sterowiec miaf po-
moe wiatru.
w pierwszych dwudziestu czte-
rech godzinach powrotnego lotu
przelecia1 on ] 300 mil, stosownie
do doniesien tn otrzymanych. Bry
tyjski sterowiec by1 W zupe}nem
po1aczeniu bezdrutowem re stacya
Clifden, dis 4tej godzinie ra-
no. Lot wynosil po As wez16w ma
godzine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
AIiancii W Wiedniu zadecydo.
wall dziaiac przeciw czyn-
no$ciom Bella kun.

BASLE, IA lpca - Przedstawi
ciele aliant6w W Wiedniu zadecy-
dowali re .czynnosc musi bye pod
jeta przeciw postepowaniom Bella
Kun'a komunistycznemu rzadowi
la Wegrzech, st6sownie do depe-
sly otrzymanej ze stolicy Austry-
ackiej. Specyalny pos}aniec zosta}
wyslany do Paryza azeby osieg--
nae potrzebne silly cd najwyzszej
rady alianckiej.
Ma onegdajszem posiedzeniu wy
sokiej rady W Paryzu, jak rapor-
tuja W depeszach piatku VIE
czorem, dorady skombinowanych
wojskowych czynnosci, przeciw
wegierskim komunistycznym ST.
1om kt6re atakowa1y Czecho S1o-
wakie i Austrye, dyskutowane by
1y marsza1kiem Fochem i pred
stawicielami Czechow i Jugo S}o-
wian. Postanowienie w tel sprawie
jak powiedziano, by}o zw}6czone
az gdy reprezentanci rzadu wspo-
mieli do jakiego rrozprzestrzenie
mia byli oni gotowi ably wziasc u
dzia1 W operacyach wojennych
przeciw si1om Bella Kun.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Piee osob uhacio :z:yjcie pod
czas bury wPennsylwaniiii:

PITTSBURGH, IL lipca-Piec
os6b umarfo dis, tuzin zginefo a
40 rannych z powodu okropnej
bury piorunami, kt6rej towa--
rzyszyf wielki wiatr oberwanie
chmury kt6re nawiedzi1o te Geese
stanu w czwartek przesz1y.
Okropne szkody wyrzadzone 20
sta1y W Bradford gdzie tornado "a
bill dwie osoby poranil dwadzies-
cia innych zniszczyf Is dom6w.
Uratowane osoby przeszukuja ru
my zniszczonych dom6w szukajac
wiecej zw1ok. Dziewiec osob ME
rozpoznano do tego czasu zdaje
sic re sic znajduje pod ruinami
budynk6w. Wiele rannych znajdu
jc sic w szpitalach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Siedem os6b ulnarto " Du- Y
buque z powodu wichurY,
s7a Shaty So wiielkie.

DUBUQUE. IL lipca - Siedem
os6b zabitych jeden jest niebez-
piecznie ranny, budynkisa ponisz
czone, ulice mostly pozmywane,
a szkody wynosza ma kilka set ty-
siecy dolar6w, powodu bury
wiatrowej jaka nawiedzila Dubu-
que W srode.
Poszukiwania robione So za.zw}o
kami dw6ch. os6b,. pani Geo. Ken
nicker j jej try letniej wnuczki
Ruth Prose, kt6re mia]y sic znai-
sdowac-w rzece, okofo mile cd mia
sta. ssG1sassats1s9
Opr6cz tego znalezionos piec
zw}ok, zaraz " krotce gdy burza
zaprzestala szalec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
CHWYCClE SlE IA N0SY
IP0LKNlJClE PlCUtKE CDY
ZMUSZENl DOCtOS0WANIA
Rozpoczaa procesy kaizera

WEIMAR, IL Inca - Niemiec
kie narodwe zgromadzenie okaza-
10 onegdaj widocznie, re chce u
konczyc nieprzyjemne zadanie po
twierdzonych traktat6w szybko i
nieubfagalni bez zawierania W
jakikolwiek sros6b nadanej pra-
wem rezolucyi.
Przy otwarciu posiedzenia kon-
serwatywni przed1ozyli rezolucye
kt6ra uczyni potwierdzenie upo--
waznionych do miedzynarodo-
wych praw czy proponoWany "a
graniczny sad ma postanawiac u
stawy karne kt6re do tego czasu
ME byly przepisane w zagranicz-
nym prawie .Rezolucya by}a celem
przemusu w artyku}ach 227 do
230, w}acznie w traktatach poko
jowych z warunkiem do proceso-
wanna bylego cesarza. i innych
Niemc6w oskarzonych spowodo-
wanie wojny :albo o przekrocze--
ME praw wojennych. .>.
MA SAD NEUTRALITY
Obmysla takze do urzadzenia
. '.
neutralnego sadu kt6ryby przepro
wadzil sprawy odpowiedzialnosci
"a sp6r. :s,s ..r* :@.S ~
Bill .potwierdzajacy traktaty
przeszedl w pierwszem czytaniu a
rotem odbyla sic przerwa. Po piet
nastu minutach posiedzenie pow
tornie sic zgromadziio Dr.Schif
fer, przewodnik narodowy libe---
ral6w, powiedzia} ze rezolucya be-
die s}uzyc tylko do pogmatwania
sprawy. Klerykalny m6wca powie
dzia1 re czas na potwierdzenie
przeszedf. Konserwatywni stawali
w obronie rezolucyi lecz zostali po
bici.
Traktaty w ten czas zosta1y po
djete j szybko przesz}y przez dru
gle i trzecie odczytanie opozy--
eva demokratow, narodowych:lib libe
ra1ow i konserwatywnych. DR..
Bernhard Dernberg, dawniejszy
minister finans6w, Friedrich Won
Payer, byly cesarski vice kanclerz
kilku innych demok KRAFT 66W gloso
wall "a ratyfikacya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Prezydent Wilson W gabi- !.
necie Z sekretar'z,elmll Polk
T studyuje spraWy Mexyku.

True translation filed with hepost Mimi on
July H. 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
WASHINGTON, IL pca Prezydent Wilson niespo-
dzanie sekretarza Polk departamence Prezydent
mial sob zda Mexyku bedze pierwsza
k6ra sobie rozpatrywac Prezyden pozos
poufalej rozmowe przeso godzn Pod pole
die do Paryza zaapic przy ykasej
lcgacy pokojowj powedzano prezyden zapozna go
tejsza sytuacya. @5@a:Ez[
Po ofisu Polk pezydent poszed1
krearza Daniels gdze odbyl onerencye naczenm eparta
mentu marynark Wiel zatrunonych stanowym woennym
marynarskm budynku okaskiwali prezydenta. ..z y-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Liga narodow potwierdzona
zostafa W novel Austryii.
Kanclerz Renner, W k0mu
nikacyi Wyrazif sympa-
tye dla pr0p0n0Wanej
Ligi.

PARYz, IL Gpca - Austrya be
die dopuszczona jako cz}onek w
Lidze Narod6w skoro tylko allan
ci stowarzyszone narody rozwa-
"a re ona posiada odpowiedni
rad z VIOLA si4a do dcpelnienia
jej miedzynarodowych oh]igacyi.
PARYz, II lipca -- Sympatya
Liga narod6w wyrazenie 60
towosci W satysfakcyi brania u
dzia1u jako czionelS w tel organi-
zacyi i rozkoszowania sic jej pro-
tekcya, wyrazone zosta1o W au--
! stryackiej ~odpowiedzi do alianc
kich traktat6w pokojowy ch dis
tn opublikowanych.
Odpowiedz by1a datowana W
St. Germain En- Laye, % czerw
ca W formie komunikacyi cd kan
clerza Renner, naczelnika austry-
!
ackiej delegacyi pokojowej do
>premiera Clemenceau jako prezy-
denta konferencyi pokojowej: '7s.
Odpowiedz ciagnie sic dalej re
delegacii potwierdzili re niemiecka
Austrya jako text noty Wymienia
re narod niema prawie brac u
dzialu w problemie tworzenia LII
gi, kt6ra przez sw6j istotny cha
rakter pozostanie W rekach wiel-
kich rzad6w, lecz bedzie szczesli-
wy jej protekcyi "bez bran;a
waznego udzialu W prawach i OBJ
ligacyach ustanowionych przez
cz1onk6w tej Ligi.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Litwini pomagaja zolnierzom.

NEW YORK, "A lipca Z Rada
ministr6w ma Litwie zadecydowa
la dis rozdzielic grunta publicz.
ne ma Litwie pomiedzy zo}nierzy,
st6sownie do kablowej depeszy, O.
trzymanej dis przez litewska ra-
de narodowa.
Kazdy zslnierz litewski otrzy--
ma cd 20 do So akry ziemi, kt6rej
ME bedzie mu wolno sprzedac ami
wydzierzawic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Niezawodne takze " mnych prawodawstwach do utrzy-
mywania waznych konsekwencyi

True translation filed with thepos master at Winona Mnn
July H. 199 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
WASHINGTON Il lpca -Prezydent Wilson zamkna} dis
blockade prawa oszzedzania waa dennego przez g1o
blu r6czego osagaacego naduyca
tym ceu g}oac romaite bile cywne przeznaczena pee
dzy przywr6cenie i cwiczenia zo}nierzy kaek.
Oba wanna bile mony dolar6w konenie potrzeb
czynnosach d}ugo odkadane powodu
nepomysnoc ostanm kongese bye teraz
kt6y prezyden rob abo
obecne forme mad swom veto dwe rzece g}o
izbach, dis zdawa}y sic bye niezgodne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
YrZy W0jenne OkretXp6j.
da do Fiume. 80

PARYz, IL lipca - Try alianc
kie wojenne okrety, po jednym z
amerykanskiej brytyjskiej i fran.
cuskiej marynarhi otrzyma}y roz.
porzadzenie udania sic do Fiume
gdzie obecnie istnieja nieporozu,
mienia pomiedzy w1oskiemi wojs,
kami innemi elementami W 81,
ZACH okupacyjnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
The SIGNS OF The TINES ~
WELFARE WORK DISCUSSED.

East ST. Louis, Ill. - The Union News dis
cusses the welfare plan Of Swift & Company,
which, It is announced, "will bring content
ment into the workers lives: y The labor paper
asks why the company fought the woman's
8-hour bill, if it believes in real welfare work,
and then continues with these embarrassing
questions
Does the welfare plan provide better
homes Tor the workersg
# tDoes the welfare plan provide more to
eat for the workers and their fan1iliesg
Dose the welfare work make: the Job
lighter and the hours Of labor shorter?
Does the welfare work buy more clothes
for the workers or their families, or does it
provide necessary books for the children so
that they may be given decent education, or
give them music lessons If thy desire this sort
of pleasure. . ... !
Does it buy more ice in summer or coal
in the winter, SO the workers family may en-
JOY some Of the things the employer enjoys? !"
s The Union News then asks why the pack
ers are so interested in the welfare of their
employees who, before they were organized,
+ worked 10 hours a day at an average of. .2711h
cents an hour, with an average yearly wage
Of 500 when government statistics showed
4 that itstook nearly twice that amount to- live.
3 From the a. F. Of L. News Service. a. &
: ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Bogactwa kr6leWskie pol.
da do Anglli.

zLONDYN, ~ 1ipca Ubezpie-
czenie wartoscis $4,000, 600 naleza
ce do bylego krola bulgarskiego
Ferd dynanda, ktorye byl " Londy-
ME Cd poczatku Wojny, oswald
czone zostalo dis jako 1przypada-
lace do korony kr6lewskiiej.
onfiiskata zrob obiona byla 20
proce edurze odby bytej pred komi--
'sya j saden1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
0lkret nalechalll|l gore I!ll'l|'l'l lodowal !
..,,..s.i ( !. !, z, Z. ::
-,sf: 3g =. :. -. =. Z 1,sts-l' :;

ST JOHNS, n. F. 10 lpca q:
Dw6ch mezczyzn zostalo zabitych
a dw6ch zranionych gdy aliancki
liniowiec Grampian, kt6ry jechal
2 Montreal do Liverpool, zderzyl
sic z cora lodowa przy Cape Race
onegdaj wieczorem. Parowiec 2
$50 pasazerami izaloge okretowa
= $50 ludzmi przybyl dis rano do
napraM Y. 's's. < z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15

Prezydent Ebert podpisaf traktaty
Faryz urzedownie uwiadomiony przyjeciu.

BERLIN, II lpca Prezydent Ebert podpal bill powerdza
rakay pokojwe onegdaj wieczorem 8me gdze s6ow
ME do Vorwaerts document zosaf poay teegrafem do Weu
WERsA II lipca Urzedowe zawiadomienie potwierdze
rakat6w pokoowy og6ne zgromadzenia naou
mieckego dane by1y dis konferencyi pokojowe
Zawaomene przestawione by}o przez
utejzego nacena niemieekej mis pokowe Puk Hen
ry, francu officer Wersalu tym t6y potwierdz Pu}
Henry bezzoczne zawadomene rancuskego
nicznego ofsu. "# r.; A.~.a<.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Aianci ma parolu nieegrani.
.s czenie swobodni.

WASHINGTON, 12 lipca- Pod
.pisanie traktat6w pokojowych z
Niemcami spowodowa1o W depar-
tamencie sadownictwa decyzye re
wielka Geese niemieckich i austry-
ackich nieprzyjaci6l aliant6w te-
raz og6lne ma parolu moze bezpie
cznie bye zwolniona cd wszelkich
obligacyi parolu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
DWie trZecie pOtrZeDne Y
senacie ably ZmieniC Il
traktaty.

WASHINGTON, 12 lipca- Pre-.
zydent Wilson, MONA. zrozumiec
podejmie postanowienie azeby
dwie trzecie wiekszosci wymaga-
ne byiy do przyjecia zastrzeze-
MIA traktat6w pokojoWych. Wy
cisk ma opozycye przeWodcoW W
senacie byl ze tylko riewymuszo-
ma wiekszosc bedzie potrzebna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
0kret zatonai lecz ludzie
. ..'z ocaleni. y. .'..'

HAVANA, II. ipca - Motoro-
wy okret amerykanski Santa Girls
tina zatonal we wtorek powodu
explozyi w maszynie. Dwadzies--
cia dziewiec czlonk6w zalogi O.
fkretowej pieciu pasazer6w costa
1o ocalonych przez Kubanski sta
TEX Teneriffe ktory przywiozl ich
do tego 7portu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
UZalenia co do rat w Da.
koeie nie k0mpletne.

WASHINGTON, IL ipca - Os
karzenia North Dakoty re raty ma
zboze pomiedzy p6}nocna Dakota i
Minneapolis: St. Louis innemi
targami by}y ME prawdziwe costa
}y uniewaznione przez miedzy kra
iowa handlowa komisye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
llianow owany n,l,isllrem | Do d
lekiieeo kr6lest va.

WAsHINGTO u lipca Pc
rcivan Dodge Massach chusetts "a
sta1 onegdaj nominowany przez
||prezyd defta I'D iilsona ma ministra
|do. kr6lestva Serb Kroa cyi i Slo.
Waniiii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Zadni Amerykanie ME
weida do G6rnego Slaska.

parry, 12 lipca Raporty Q
trzymane niemieckich zrodef re
amery kanskie wojska przekrocza
G6rny slask zostaly dis tu "a
przeczone " merykanskich ko-
zach.
Czlonek merykanskiej delega-
cyl pokojowej scharakteryzowa}
raporty jako ssprawdziwe smiecie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15
Prezydent uwaza ze Podpisanie Blu znaczybby
niebezpiecze1stwo straty ekonomicznej dla narodu

Wilson zwraca r6lniczy bill takze rozmaite inne
cywilne ME podpisane wyst6sowania do kon-
gresu, szczeg6fy pow0d6W W Wyszczeg6lnie-
mach do izby nizszej dis po po1udniu We
sole rezultaty 0 Zmanie g0dZin prZekonafO go
bfedzie usuniecia go z praw tego kraju, iak
OswiadcZyf. ..-..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-15

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