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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-12-13
PROFITEERING MADE EASY

PROFITEERING MADE EASY
Now comes Attorney General Palmer
and announces that as food administra-
tor he intends to give the country
plenty Of sugar at fair price, says
Labor, Of Washington, D. g. The at
torney generals idea Of fair price
seems to be twelve cents a pound, al
though we are told the best sugar man.
ufacturers Of tho West think they
should get fifteen cents a pound. Take
your pencil and we win indulge in q
little simple arithmetic.
The Colorado farmer gets ton dollars
ton for his sugar beets. A ton Of
sugar win produce $50 pounds Of gran
ulated sugar, and in addition = consid-
cradle quantity Of valuable by-prod-
ucts. $3.50. +.
It costs less than two cents = pound
to extract the sugar, from the beet and
refine It.
It viii be seen, therefore, that at
twelve cents q pound the sugar manu-.
facturer receives $50 for tho sugar in
ton Of beets. Ten dollars goes to the
farmer, IS OF less is expended for labor
and supplies in the factory, and the
manufacturer pockets q clean profit Of
SIS a ton, plus what he gets from his
'y-products.
A sugar factory capable Of handling
thousand tons Of beets q day will
cost . million dollars. As . rule it is
operated for about 100 days q year,
and therefore handles about 100000
tons Of beets.
At the attorney generals price the
owner Of q thousand-ton factory will
make a net profit on the seasons op.
erations Of $780, 900 or $50 per cent
on his original investment.
And the by-products may be sold ia
furnish his family with pin money.
This Is fair example Of the way
he government handles profiteers.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-12-13
BROADCLOTH BOLSHEVISM,

Once more it becomes our painful
duty to call attention to the operations
Of the "Bolshevists in broadcloth.'
The other day, in Nashville, Tenn, J. B.
Lawson, an official representative of
the Amalgamated Association Of Street
ana Electric Railway Employees in
America, was seized as he left the Of
flee Of his attorney, placed in an auto
mobile, carried to an adjoining town
and forced aboard q railroad train. He
was warned not to return to Nashville.
The Associated Press naively states
that Lawson was charged by public
officials with desire to organize q
strike among the employees Of the Nash
vile street railway. Lawson, on the
other hand, says he went to Nashville
for the purpose Of preventing q strike.
Let Us take It for granted that the
officials were right. When did it be-
come a crime in this country for q Ia
Dor leader to advise working men to
strike. If necessary, to improve their
condition?
OF course II Lawson violated any
law he should have been put in jail,
not deported. The fact that he was
not jailed is pretty good evidence that
he Officers Of the law could find moth
ing to justify proceedings against him.
In order to appreciate the enormity
Of the offense committed against Law
son, It Is only necessary to ask what
would have happened II . band Of
street railway employees had seized the
president Of the company and forced
him out of town, alleging that hs in-
sisted On paying them inadequate wages
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-12-13

sll that for several years. There we,s
notifications, changes and even CON-.
solicitations Of divergent interests. -
memory fails not, with the final resul,
that the Great Northern Power com
pany built the Thomson dam and pavs
Duluth electrical power in quantity and
at prices more favorable than steam
power.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1919-12-13
SERVED A GOOD PURPOSE.

SGRVEU II GOOU YUKPO8E.
"Do you think these alienists are
any good at q triali" asked . litigant
Of q friend.
"Some, I take It. An alienist 10 the
only person I ever saw who could bluff
. lawyer.-Philadelphia Ledesr.
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
WANTS BIGGER FARES.

A~AAAAS - A~A~ >>AS~
WANTS BIGGER FARES.
The Duluth Street Railway company
informs the public, through the city
council, that it either must have an
increase in fares or cut down its serv.
ice.
Privately and incidentally, the Rip.
ssw % Informed that all tho men now
back Of the company would be more
than pleased to sell their holdings to
tho city.
There arc two sides to every ques-
ito and, at this time, the Rip-saw viii
not undertake to exhaust this one OF
70 discuss It deeply.
The past few months, the street car
company has given very good service.
Cause for complaint, seemingly, must
b confined chiefly to over-crowded
cars strap hanging and lack Of seats
FOR passengers.
These conditions, Of course, mean .
heavy increase In traffic and In 70.
ceipts which, to q considerable degree,
should make up for increased costs.
Just how much Of q factor high sala-
ries for officials are in depicting the
company's treasury, the public has not
yet been advised.
Duluth Is growing and will continue
to grow, II selfishness, jealousy and
pickering do not blight the bud Of
bright promise. This win mean still
heavier earnings and profits, for the
company religiously shuns a policy Of
serving q section Of the city until it is
settled with population really prof
liable to the trolley treasury. There
are grave differences Of opinion as to
the wisdom Of that policy, by the way.
The people, naturally, are very jeal-
ous Of their rights, especially Of the
quasi vested right that fixes q street
car fare at s cents, with reasonable
transfer privileges. Even If the city
council should decide to grant tho
street car company an increase in the
fare, It Is not at all certain that the
people would concur therein by means
Of referendum vote, and such q vote
certainly would be demanded.
e must be remembered, too, that an
increase in; fare to six or seven cents
viii have strong tendency to decrease
use o.: the trolley cars, thereby not
1ncreaAng receipts, even If not actual
y reducing them, ..-.. ~
x Thousands Of voters would give scan
" consideration to the financial vel.
fare Of nonresident aliens whose real
, purpose Is. to milk profits out Of the
: strap-hangers in this city. While a
majority Of the voters presumably be-
lieve in municipal ownership Of public
utilities, few months ago they voted
down proposition to acquire the local
street car system. They did not feel
that times and conditions had become
near enough normal to take on such a
responsibility, burdensome world war
conditions stin prevailing. Others felt
that the proper procedure would be to
first acquire the Zenith telephone sys-
tenn and the electric light plant, by
which time the trolley franchise would
b much nearer expiration.
Tho Rip cav has strong feeling that
the people WIN streuuously oppose IN
anssase n trolley fares o. much Of On
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THE JUDICIAL SITUATION.

THE JUDICIAL SITUATION.
Next year, 1920, the terms Of three
district judges expire and the people
should exert the right and perform the
duty Of selecting and electing their sue
cessors.
Without doubt, those who expect to
benefit directly and indirectly from
selections for seats on the wool-sack
have discussed and planned, for many
months, even If they have not fully
decided.
TO date, the people have not been
taken into the confidence Of the plot
ers and there is little likelihood that
the mere voters viii be asked for either
wishes or advice.
For many years, now, as an outcome
Of the efforts to take the judiciary out
If party politics, the people have had
almost nothing to say about the selec-
ton Of the district judges. When any
considerable body Of men have had
anything to say, the talking has been
confined to the local bar association.
That organization has acted as If It
held a perpetual power Of attorney to
pick the judges, leaving the mere vot-
ers nothing to do but to ratify the Sc
!ections at the polls, something required
by law, otherwise even that form might
be abolished.
But even the bar association has not
had any too much to say as to the Or
ginal selection Of the judges. If mem:
,ry is correct, only one Of the present
bench Of six judges was originally
nominated and then elected by the peo-
pie at a regular election. Each and
every one Of the five others, originally,
was exalted to the bench by political
power and gubernatorial appointment.
Once given a seat on the bench by
power Of politics and gubernatorial "a
vor, the bar association has played the
part Of Santa Claus by pulling wires
to the end that tho incumbent, first
appointed, then was made a nonparti-
san nominee and formally elected.
Even the rank and file Of the bar
association are not satisfied with this
procedure. While tho members have
not dared to revolt or make an attempt
to have q louder and more effective
voice, they do feel and privately say
that inside cliques and rings dominate
tho judicial selections and elections.
This Father and Son movement in
tho marble-ined courthouse can be car
ried too far. Many believe that it is
being pushed too hard at tho present
'me. Il can become harmful II not
crimped and controlled, especially In
tho matter Of district Judges.
Some serious complaint can be made
concerning some Of the judges whose
terms expire In 1920. It Is high time
for some Of those defects to be pointed
out and discussed. It is high time for
+he rank and file Of the bar association,
as well as the voters, to look carefully
into the situation, scrutinize likely men
for seats on the district bench, decide
wisely and well and then get together
with unbroken, Irresistible front to Of
feet such changes and new selections,
as may seem best for the people and
their sacred courts.
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jerry Clemenceau.
z WLoSKO-


Rzym, 6. Pazdziernla O
gAoszony wczoraj oficyamy ko-
munikat stwierdza, ze nalozona
IA Fiume blokada z~ostaje o lyle
zniesiona. IL dopuszczac sic be
die do tego miasta zywnosc /
przesy$d Pocztowe.
Bazylea, 6. Pazdziernika. -
Depesza agency Central donosi
z Lubiany, re do Spalato ma wy
brzezu adyatyckiem przybyto II
amerykanskich okretow wojen-
nych Ostatnio raPortowano, re
amerykanskie SHY moTskie na A
dryatyku saadaj9 sig z d~u pan
ccrnRow i re znaczniejszej hcz-
by kontrtorpedoWcow.
Paryz, 6. pazdzieniA - Rug
zero Gothardi, kGry Przybyi tn Q
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~TsisgTamy ~zsgTaniczns.
URGUJE o
KONGRES LIGI

Paryz, 6. pazdzierniA Pre-
mier Cemenceau wystosowa pod
data Ago wrzeSnia nastepujacy,
opublAowany teraz list do pulko-
wnfka E M. House:
-Drogi Przyjscieiu! SPodzie-
wan sic wkrotce mice przyjem-
nose 1obaczenia Gle W Paryzu
pred Twym odazdem do Anne
ryh ale nasz przyjaciel kapitan
Andre Tardieu powisda. il ME
jest to calkiem Pewne i dlatego
7daje mi sic, re dohrze bedzie. jc-
zeii zzkomrnRuje q refleksye,
jake nasuwaja SIC z powodu de-
cyzyi, kt0rc majs bye powziets "
sprawie Ligi Narodow.
,Przedewszystkem Ddaje mi
she, re pserwszc zgronadzenie Ii
81 Nsrodow w Waszyngtonie pod
prezydentura pana Wilsona Po-
winno bye koniecznie zwolane o
lie moznoSci jak najrychlej. Z po-
wodo nsdzici, jake Lga ia wywo
lala ! dla uSatwienia rozwiazania
miedzynarodowych pro6lemow,
wobec ktorych staja wszystkie
narody, ProPonowaAbym, ably zgro
madzerie odbylo sig W pierw-
sym tygodniu listupada br., jak
nemiej poPonowabym zapro-
SCENE nan mozliwie jak najwi&-
szej liczby politykow, ktorych
nazwiSka lgcza sic re stworze-
MEM Ligi Narodow. Me uega
kwestyi, re z biezacych sprsw
mara tyIho liczba bedzie do zaEat-
vienna, ale program miafby "a 50
ia te kapitalns korzySc, IL wpro-
wadza1by W zycie Lige, ktora do
tychczas egzystuje tyEo ma pa
pierre.
.,Wreszcie, czy ME sadzisz, Il
by8oby to polaczone z wiefka ko-
rzScia, gdyby czionkowie ex Of
frcio Ligi Narodow uzyskali spo-
sobnoSc wymiany Pogladow co do
ogolnego kursu, jakiego nalezy
sic trzymac?
Mkt lepiej cd prezydenta WI
soma ME kwaliffkuje sic dia PREY
pomnienia narodom PREY otwarciu
pierwszego zgTomadzenia, re Ii
Sc Narodow tyfko w lynn wy
padku zstrzyma swoj prestige"
! wpfyw W czasie pohoju, jezdi
zdo&a podtrzymac i rozwnac po-
czpcie miedzynarodowej sotidar-
noSci, Z ktorej sic zrodzita W GA
sic wojny ma Jew prezrdenta Viii
soma. ia bede szczeshwy. jezeli
dopomoge mu W tenn zsdanm.
Podobnv list n~apisaiem do pre-
miera Lloyd Georgia
T-~ TIa--Hear"
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..ANTISEMTCKA
CYA WE WIEDNIU.

Wieden, 6. pazdlenika. -
W0oraj odbysa sic tn wielka re-
akcyjna i antisemicka demonstra-
eva, W ktorej wzie4o pdzial okoho
1900 lpdzi. WHOLESOME mowy
odznsczaly sie tendencya wybit-
ME antisemicke- Mowcy zarzuca-
Il, re 'histoya zydow W czasie
wojny i 20 jej zzkonczeniu stano-
wi jedno pasmo wyzyeku reszty
lrdnoSci W calym kraju. Niekto--
rych wybitniejszych zydow wy
meniano 20 nazwisku.
TyEko znakomitej organizacyi
i przygotowaniu wspomaganej
przez wojsko policy mozna "a
wdzieczac, re ME przyszho do "a
burzen i rozruchow.
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Prawie ka$dy pohAd Wue -
no6riowy ogas1a sic " D0M"
CHFCAGoSKM DO ute10d1ok1SN
pr0eknai sic, he tn paJIsptH Wr
opfaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06

s;atnio z Fiume i powiada, re re-
prezentuje dwie trzecie miesz-
kancow teee miasta wprast, a die
wiec dziesistych p~osrednio, zwro-
cA sic z apelem do konferencyi
pokojowej, azeby dzialala bezwio
cznie, celem .ocalenia Fiume Cd
ruiry."
Gothardi nazywa sam siebie
prezesem dcmokratyczno : auto
nomicznej partyi FHme i utTzy-
muje, IL W razie przyisczenia te-
90 miasta do Wioch, zostaAoby O.
no odcete cd potozonych "a MEM
KRAKOW i W ten sposob m~usiafoby
bye skazane ma smerc, w razie
zaS przysaczenia do Jusossawii,
staoby sic ono ,,cierniem w oku
da kszdego Wfocha", budzac W
sercach uczucia nienawiSci. Ola
tego domaga sic on koniecznie u
~tworzenia z Fiume umiedzynaro-
dowionego, zaleznego Cd Ligi Ma
rodow parstewks.
Fiune, 6. pazdziernika. - L
Fbuzne wysylane bywaja W auto
mobiIach tamtejsze patryotyczns
dziewczeta, ktore udaja sic naste-
pnie do Abbazyi i innych Mast,
gdzie znajduja sig stacyonowane
wSoskie garnizony, namawiajac
zolnierzy, ably dezertowali re
swoich szeregow i &aczyli sic z
partyantami d'Anrnzia we Flu
me.
Paryz, 6. pazdziernik.
Przybywajscy z Wtoch obywate-
lie Staoow Zedroczonych $Ssrza
sic ma przesladowania, jake 50
zmrszeni znosic Anerykanie w
tyrn kraju. DO Nowego Yorku
przyphynai wczorsj oaUet rPresi-
dent Wilson, ktory z powodu
swej NAVY i PrzynafeznoSci do
Ameryki byi przez diva tygodn1c
przetrzymywany W Neapoln
Won DER GoLTZ ODWO-
,LANY.
Paryz, 6. pa5dziernika. - Rad
niemiecki doreczyi genaaiowi
Dupontowi, szefowi miedzyalian-
ckiej misyi W Berlinie, memoran-
dunn, W ktorem oSwadcza, re Cd
woSal juz stsnowczo generaia Won
der Gotta, komendanta niemiec-
kich woJsk ma Litwle l W Prowrn-
cyach nadbahyckich, oraz wstrzy-
mal wyp4ste zo4du i zaopatrywa-
ME wszeKich potrzeb tych zolnie-
rzy. Berlin twerdzi daleL re czy-
nj wszysko, co jest W jego mocy,
ably tytko zm1rsic te wojska do wy
coiania sic z tych KRAKOW i re "a
mianowai komendantem rh gene
rala Won Eberharda, W miejsce
Won der Gotta, a stwierdzajac W
koicu. IL wyczerpal luz wszyst-
kie Srodki, jakImi rozporzadza,
prosi O zamianowanie aiianckiej
misyi, ktoraby sic udaAa do kra-
jGw nsdoshyckich i sprawdziia
artentycznosc podanych wyzcj
faktow.
nr1xYNT II~VA XKT DNDTn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06
DYMISYA TURBCKIEGo GA
BINETU.

Konstantynopol, 6. pa5dziemi
ka. - Cabinet turecki pod pre-
mierem Damsd Ferrh basza,
wielkim wezyrem i ministrem
spraw zagrancznych podal sic W
ca&osci do dymisyi, ktora sultan
.pzyjel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-06

Rekl&na jest podstswa ncznycn
prsedsiebiorxw amerykahshdch, wiec
/ prIemysiowtec polSki dobr1e zObi,
jeEei stale realsmowae bedzie swoj
interea " DzInNNIKU CHICAGO.
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w


Wieden, 6. pazdziernika. - Ra-
da gabinetowa austryacka ukon-
czy}a dys&usye mad przed4ozo-
nym przez ministra finansow
Schumpetera progrsmem budze--
tcwym, jaki zostanie przedstawio-
ny parlamentowi, gdy zbierzc sic
on ma sesye dnia Ago BIN.
Rad usiiuje ratowa6 Austrwe
z mad przepasci bankructwa, mad
ktors sic ona znalaza. w powaz-
nych kolach P~owadaa, re ME
ktore sfery wieixich finansistow
i bankierow prsgna nawet ogh-
szenia bankrucrwa. oblczajac, re
W ten sposob straca mniej. niz
kiedy beda zmuszone oddac INA
czniejsza czesc swej wlasnoSci
panstwu ! dadej opiacac sic mt O.
gromnymi podatkami. A re ma
tenn ucierpia}aby GAIA lcrdnosc, to
tych. finansStow niewiele obcho-
dzi.
Projektowane przez pana
Sch1mqetera podatki So bardzo
ciez&ie. Maja bye one nabozone
ia wszeka wissnosc porad 10000
horon, Posteprjac potem stopnio-
wo i proporcyonaanie do tel wy
soSuSci, il oplaty cd majatk6w
ponad million koron wartosci ma
ia wynosr try czwarte tel war
tosci. Jest to zatem prawie row
nozraozne z konfiskata caiego
nieral rrajatxu.
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Ma odje2dnem wyrazR sic on,
re Rada Najwyzsza bedzie w dal-
Sym ciagu prowadzic swe sesye
bez przerwy w Paryzu przez czas,
kt6ry ME da sic jeszcze obecnie
'oznaczyc. Wyrazii tez nadzieje,
re skoro tylko traktat pokojowy
Z Niemcam zostanie rstyfkowa-
ny przez try wielkie mocarstwa
alianckie i przez to wejdzie w
moe prawna, prezydent Wilson
zwola prawdopodobnie natych-
miast sesye komitetu wykonaw-
czego Ligi Narodow do Paryza.
RATYFIKACYA
PREF WLOcHY.
Rzym, 6. pazdziemika- - Poi
urzedowa tutejsza nTrsbuna' Po-
twierdza podawans kitka dni te-
NH wiadomosc, il Wsochy doko-
.naja ratyfkacyi traktat1t pokojo-
wego W najblizszej juz przyszso-
sci "a pomoca dekretu krdew-
skiego.
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REWOLUCYA w PORTU-
CALI.

Loudyn, s. pa5dzienfka -
The Daily Mail" dowiadule sic
z Msdrytu, re Cd zwartku ubae-
g,ego tygodnia szerzy sic W Por-
tugahi rewolucya i stohca tego
kraju Lizbona jest odcieta Cd resi-
ty kraiu. Mano dokonac tam are
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STALOWY w BETH
LEHEM

Bethlehemm, 6. pazdziernika. -
trzednicy unijni, strajkujacych
robotnikow stalowych, zatrudrio-
nych W fabrykach stalowych
bethlehem Steel Co." przyznaja,
&c strajk W tutejszych stalow-
mach zostai czescrowo zsanany,
dodajac rownoczesnie, &c ogolna
sytuacya strajkowa jest zadawa-
lajaca. R. H. Williams, przewod-
ca strajkowy, oswiadczyi wczo--
raj, re s. procent robotnikow
wvszio ma strak I chwiIa lego de
klarowania. obecnie liczba robot
nikow, bedacych w bezrobociu
wynosi przynajmniej IS procent.
Dalej oSwiadcza, re wiele zakla-
dow zostalo pozamykanych dlate-
go, poniewaz wszyscy doSwiad--
czcni w specyalnych pracach TO-
botnicy porzucili prace.
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DO SPISYWANIA LUDNO-
SCI KRATU.

~
w przysziym roku odbedZis
sic W Stanach Zjednoczonyeh
spis ludnosci, ktory odbywa sic y
kraju co lat dziesiec. Zgodnie 3
obliczeniem wladz, okolo $1,000
osob zajetych bedzie obiizaniem
ludnoSci kraju, ktora to praca po-
trivia kSka micsiecy. Jest zs1nia-
rem rzadu, ably prace te oddac "
rece weteranow armii amerykah-
skiej. Z ktorych wielu do tel pory
mic zdolaio sobie wyszukac pra-
|cy, ponadto wdowom pc zolnie-
rzach, ktorzy zycie swe oddali "
~ofierzc ma polach Francyi,
CHICAGO oTRZYMA WELL
KI ZAPAS CUKRU.
Prok,rator Clyne, ktory zaJ-
mule sic Cd pewnego czasu kwe-
stya cukru, ktorego brak daJc s'e
bardzo odczuwac mieszkancom
miasta Chicago, oswiaduys wczo
raj. re W dniach najblilszych be-
die W naszem miescie poddostat
kicm tcgo cennego artyactsu. o.
trzvmai on rapport, re re Stanov
zachodnich, rafinerye wysl4 "
tvch dniach wielkie ladrnh Gu
kru ma Wschod, ktore gdy beda
przez Chicago przejezdlaay, 10
stana przez prokuratora zajete.
Cukier sprzedawany bedz'e po
twanascie centow "a funt.
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tel strzelaniny dzieci, odniesli do
domu Hymana Mendelsohna,
1908 S. Spaulding ave, poczem "a
wiadomili policye. Gdy ia przyby
la, odwiozla pania Bcllnan do
szpitala. Sasiedzi poinformowali
rolicye, re makehstwo to .zyfo z
SODA W ciagiej niezgodze. Bel
man przcbywai jakis czas W No
wynn Yorku, gdzie byl aresztowa
ny "a jakieS przestepstwo, gdy
za$ zjechai I powrotem do Chi
cago, iona lego grozisa mu, re go
opuSci. To zdaniem ich, wplyne-
10 tax ujemnie ma Belmana, re
tostanowil ia zamordowac. Byl
on Z zawodu pedlarzem. TroJe
dzicci zostanic osieroconych.
WYSTAWA MLECZNA 70
STALL DZISIAJ OTWARTA
w CHICAGO.
w amfiteatrzc. mieszczacym
SIC w rzezalniach micjscowych.
otwarta zostala dzisiaj wystawa
bvdia rasowego. Lacznie T. tenn,
beda tam wyroby mleczarskie, o.
raz maszyny. uzywane w tym
dziele goSpodarczym. P~omiedzy
wieloma bard1o wartosciowyml o
kszami, znajduje sic krowa war
to$ci SO tysiecy dolarow, oraz
stadnik wartoSci S2l5,OO. Ponad
to, zobaczyc ma wystawie bedzie
MONA ser, ktorv wazy 81 1868 fun
tow. Jest on produktem Stanu
Wisconsin. Jcden spccyalny BIZ
dynek poSwiecony jest dzieciom.
" budynku tym eksperci zdro--
wotni pouezae beda matki jak
dbac o swe dziatki, ably wyroAy
ma zdrowych, silnych obywateli.
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IADWN ME PADL OFIARA


Paryl, 6. pazdziemika- - Przy-
,bya tn niedawno tenu z powro-
tenn z Polski k~orrisya pod Pre-
wodnfctwem ambassadors Morgan
thaua otrzyna4a depesze z DOME.
sieniem, IL czon& jej. general
Jadwin, kt6ry udai sic byi do
Rosyi i do Kijowa i o ktorego
los ! bezpieczenstwo zywiono W
ostatnich czasach powaIne oba-
Wy, ME znajdaye sig juz ma terry
torym kontrofowsnem przez boil
szewikow, wobec czego MONA
bye o niego spokojnym.
Ruprzednie depesze podawa}y,
re chtop ruscy odstawili generala
Jadw1la do Pettry, a fnne tele-
granny podxRafy wersye, IL 10
stall on zzb4ty Przez boszewi-
kow.
NOMINAcYA BE-
RENSONA.
Psryz, 6. pa5dziemia. - Dro-
ga pocztowa otrzymano tn z War
szawy wiadomo&, re nominacya
D. Leona Bdesona, adwokat7
pochodzeuia zydowskiego, seRre-
tarzem polSkiego poselstwa W
Wsszyngtonie zostala cofnieta
HOUSE r
CA DO AMERYN.
Paryz, 6. pazdzernika. - Pub
kownik E. M. House, amerykan-
ski delegat ma honferencye poko-
iowa i wypro6owany Przyjaciel
Polakow, odjechal wczoraj do
Brest. gdzie dzisiaj sisdzie ma
parowiec Northern Pacific,
ktorym odplynie z powrotem do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
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oTK KABLOGRAMY
z EUROPY.

WiedeA 6. pazdziernikA - Ko
respondent Farmer Murphy
stwerdza, ze rzSd austryscki wpro
wsdza nowoSe W stosrmkach dy~
plomatycznych, kreujsc przy po-
scstwach swych i ambasadach
urzad referentow Prasowych Ia
DAMIEN takiego ~referenta ma bye
i1formowae prsse dznego kraju o
wyPedkach ipoAozeniu w Austryi,
oraz nawzzjem informowac praise
austryscka o stosunkach W Cd
noSnem pahstwie.
Budapest, 6. pazdziernika- -
Monarchisci rozpoozei til jawna
sgitscye "a obaleniem reprbliki
i pzywroceniem tronu krolew7
sk1ego. Wydaii oui APPEL do bur
zuazyi, wzywajsc ia, by laczyh
sic z mimi. Pudobno chciano Ola
rowa6 korone hr. Albertowi Apo
nyi, ale ten oferty ME qrzyjal.
Paryz, 6. pazdzernza Rad
francus&d zsdecydowsl, re wybory
do nowego parlamentu majs sic
odbyc ego fstopsda-