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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

HOUSTON. TEN. June 1s.-six De
Havi!and planes left Ellington Field
carry today under their own power
'or tho Mexican border for obserya-
ton purposes. six more planes are
20 leave later today. and an enlisted
personnel OF 90 men is 10 be sent 10
r; Paso by rail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
BRITISH FLEET READY
BATTLING Equipment u Placed on war
Footing 10 Deaf with
Germany.
LEv Associated Prcss.l

LONDON. June l9.-Morninc Nevis
papers feature British naval and other
nrnpa ations in the even: OF Germany
refusing 10 s!Sn tho treaty OF peace
and print under big headlines several
unofficial reports which were current
during the night.
The grand fleet has again been
placed or u war footing. il ia reported
and ready 10 sail for German waters
at n moments notice.
4 telegram from, Copenhagen re-
ports the arrival there of a dozen
British cruisers and several destroyers
prepared 10 enforce the blockade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

which hi escaped from the State
PRISON or Oklahoma, upon conviction of
= similar crime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

go y" 'urc bnhitnnt tonSt Ipnt inD
Take liam Eos VITA pEpSIN" rcsu-
lhriy tor IL to II days i syrup Tonic
l.a"attNo Pheasant TO Take G0c II
ItcsulntcS.--.tu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

with the aid OF experts. /" give them
the ancient touch required by good
taste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

Dividend Meeting June 10.
The regular dividend meeting OF the
Firs inin Carolina Chemical COMPANY
viii he held in New York city June IS,
II was ANNOUNCED here YesterdaY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

PARIS. June l9.-The regiment o.,
picked men from the American Third
Army, which was organized to act as
General Pcrshin2's bodyguard on his
projected visits TO London and Brus-
se!s, has arrived here from coblcnz
and will vie with picked French units
at the opening Of the Pershinc stadium
on sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

RALEIGH. ~ e.. June Ia. C
Walker. serving a thirty-ycar torn in
the state prison for the -.urdcr OF
escaped from prison.. where he has
been since 1915, when he was convicted
after liberty OF seven years. during
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

III EL.ISeN VII Z ~ = dSt.'
practically ceased. while up To the he
ginning of war moro than a million
immigrants passed through New York
harbor annually.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
DOG SAVES 90 FROM
WRECKED VESSEL

Curling, n. F.. Dec l6--The passen.
gers and crew Of the costal steamer
Ethie numbering ninety-two per sons,
We're brought ashore on life line
which was run to ;he land from tn :
ship by Newfoundland dog after the
Vessel had L.itd up on Martins Poinl
Boats could net make the hazard)n
passage from the stranded steamer,
An effort toishoot the lien ashore fail
ed when il became caught. Men dill
not dare attempt the trip through the
waters and so the dog was put over.
board.
Directed by officers of the ship. tho
intelligent animal released the ron,
and, holding it tightly in his teetl.
fought his way through the breakers
to he shore. With block and tackle
the Ethics crew, aided by fishermen,
rugged a lite-saving device. using "A
boatswain's chair for carriage Ono
by one. In this chair. nnety-one' pe'.
sons aboard We're safely hauled to
shore. A BABY Is months olds was
pulled ashore in mail pouch
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
PRICE SlASHING AIM
OF CHICAGO MEETING
ORy the Associated Pressl

Chicago, Dec. l6-plans for the de,
narlment OF justice to bring aboC,
lower prices for the necessities Of life
will be in the nands OF 400 Illinois
e'alss attorneys. mayors, fair price
committeeman and heads OF civic o..
sanization8 tonight
United States Attorney General Pal
mer Will explain his program this aft.
ernoOn at 3 O'Clock al the state con.
terence called BY Governor l.Owden.
United states District Attorney Clyn"
announced today thar 'ull the power
Of the department of justice in this
district will be put behind any pro
gram decided upon.
lie added that the situation is be-
yond. the mere arresting and prosecu.
tiOn OF q few individuals. II requires
Il carefully planned campaign
Mr. Palmer has given no hint OF
what program he will bring to Hi.
nois, said Major Sprague, head Of the
Illinois fair price committee. The de.
partment OF justice has already advc-
Gated cooperation between dealer
and federal authorities as the only
means OF reducing the price of foods
When the women demonstrate that
they can get along without articles
unreasonable price. whether food or
dress, those articles are going to come
or he market automatically and
prices are going to come down"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
FEENEY JURY IS
DEBATING VERDICT

The jury in the John Feeney bur
slary case re ired this morning at II
p'clC2h and was etill cut AT late hour
this afternoon. The defendant wa
lat al on trial yesterday on L charge
OF robbing the PleskO saloon in Strea
r on May is. He is accused Of steal,
ing two quarts and three pnts OF
whisky.
This was the last jury trial to be
heard in he Circuit Court this term.
All the other cases have either bee !
disposed Of or continued until the Jan
uary session
Feeney was accused OF burgluriZinp
a Streator grocery store in addition 10
she other charge. and was uicd in tbs
circuit Court last Wednesday. A vet.
dict Of Net guilt was re ;urned az
his trial. Attorneys Strawn 4 Straw2
Of Streator defended Feeney in both ~
his trials
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
! VENERABLE CITIZEN n
VI REACHES ,NlNErETH
MILESTONE or LIFE

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
EASTERN G0At:USED
TO PREVENT FAMINE.
IN OTTAWA HOMES
TWO BIG INDUSTRIES COME r.
AID OF MAYOR, TRADING 49,
NOtS MINED FOR ExHORBtrAN-
PRICED BiTUMlNOUs FROM THE
EAST. tff

After going through yesterday af.e
noon ana this morning without an,
fuel, Ottawa this afternoon thr ii Ii
Mayor George V. B. Weeks. secured
the release Of four cars If easter
mined coal. thus bringing tempOrar
relief to the homes Threatened b, j;
famine.
a deal was consummated by IN
mayor with II. l.. Ahi0ecker o. IL
Chicago RetOrt and Fire Brick Com
pany and George +. Fisher OF the Nj
tional Flreprooilng Company, where.
the eastern fuel was traded IOf iuu
ears Of Illinois fuel which have pee,
standing on tracks awaiting delive,
10 The two consienacS since he Siri
W.t3 called.
The mayor then called the rcsiona
lnel board in Chicago and asked then.
"a sanction such trade. as many o
the poor people Of the city would b.
visited with Il great hardship !. til
were forced TO buy eastrn coal inst cad
Of the Illinois coal, The former
at ling tlr - IA ton on tho car., Will
lhe latter II retailing tor ~ Il Ton.
The two Ottawa industries ha
agreed 10 trade merely as al accom-
lnodaiion 10 the local fuel BOARD an
10 keep the people OF the city who
were ont Of coal from an added hard
nip. IN case tne release on the liu
noi, coal cannot be received by eyes
ing II will be ecessary TO start selling
The c2 Stern fuel,
Sixty orders for fuel were received
by Secretary John O'Kane in his %
nee In The Moloney Building up to 2;"4
O'Clock this afternoon. The calls wer-
less numerous than those received yea
l.rday when i22 appeals were receiN
I'd by the local board
Coal is still being sold In half to-
lots to people with small houses ant
f.. ton iot., 10 .!ln q naNilg ,Htremrl
large house,,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
4AsssssSs
LOCAL
NEWS

Mrs. George Gasser of WeGste'
street went 10 Chicago yesterday ~
a visit with friends.
Miss Gladys Houston OF Illinois ave
nue. wenL TO koci. tals, NJ, Yesterday
where she has accepted a II 3i,iOn.
Mrs, Carl Gebhardt Of Clay stree,
went 10 Chicago yesterday fer sLcy,
visit
Mrs. j. J. Graham and daughter,
Johanna. are spending the holidays
in Chicago on business.
MS. Jane Mckeetel OF Marsni,lea
visi.e,, friends in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. =. J. ManOney of Columbia
street has gone {, chicago, where she
was called by the illness OF her son
William. who IL suering from AN AZ
tack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Fannie Tucker OF DeSOtO street
visited friends in a Sale yesterday
Mrs. Albert Keys and son Ralph
have returned TO their home in In
dianapolis after a visit at the acme o.
the formers sister Mrs. W +. How,
ard, on Hayes street,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward McItlroy hay
returned 10 tneir htlne on " .Dster
street after spending their honeymoon
N chicago ANA Aurora.
Mrs. Catherine OlLegts has return.
ed to her home in fitdeo after u visi1
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
>cne. or in West Ottawa.
Miss May Vignochi ti-itcd friend
in Strea.or last evening.
Miss Charlotte RitAns was Il sire
tor visitor last evening.
Mrs. Belle HinksOn Of Hardin" wa
IN Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Attorney HIrolu Nicholson went /,
EnglewoOd, y. j.. today TO spend tn,
holidays.
Miss Ella Cousins has returned
her home in (hicaso al e.. Il visit Wit
iier mother in This city.
John aeardon on La sale. q foimc
ottawa resident transacted cuisines.
IN Ottawa today. ,.r.l ..
Homer White OF Peoria is >.stin'
Ais mO,ler, Mrs. J. NJ. White.
Primo Visnocni was La Sale vi
itor last evening
MIR, and Mrs. W. f. stanton Jr Wis.
ted friends in Chicago yesterday.
Wal er Warren transacted hu- ines &
II La Sale today.
Fred lrion, junior member Of IT.
Flanagan n lriOn Company. went
'Gal city today on i .n'ineSs visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carter OF
Princeton are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Carter on
'hriStie street
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16

courts decision in the southern Pa
cilic land cases"
Moses was inter. ogated by VIM.
lynn, rector O. tnc LIre.aa OF Ia.
veS,igdtion Oh >ne Department Oh Jus
lice, captain burke said, ana uenieu
lna, ne W.o seI,lng m, lu.Uin.tivI
lrom Il minor official OF the Depart
AK II, OF Justice as Wda tiliineu, "
that the latter was getting it in turn
from an attachee 6, The supreme
court.
Moses, according 10 Burke, said he
mad mace his deductions on the future
movement Oh the stOck as ANY lawyer
might have done from the general ~
lOimat!Oa on the South III paci.Ic
cast. he denied tlcre was Il leak ia
the Supreme Court.
Back In Committee Again.
Washington, Dec lo.--An ullavOr-
able report oa the bill To repeal the
war time prohibition law was ordered
today by the House agricultural com
mittee by vote OF III 10 g. Repre-
,entative John Z. Kainey, Democrat,
Illinois. and NOrgt isconsin, a aId
Ward, New York, Itepubii ans passed
me negative vote5. The only aran-
meet for The repeal was. made by Mr.
Rainey. who urged Il wet period UNI
til January l6, when the. constitution
dry" amendment becomes eff ective
Those OF people of samll means might
lay in IA stoch for medicinal uses and
the government might get S50OtO.-
GGC in revenue taxes. Men OF wealth
have iaid in STOCKS to rain them Tor
years, Representative kainey said.
Those of lie means shoald have some
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
RAIL WAYS EVADED EG
u. S. SAFETY LAWS
(By The Associated pyess)

(By the Associated PresS)
Washington, ID. C.. Dec. IL. Evasion
o. laws to promote the safety OF pass,
engers and employees was charged TO
the raIloads OF the Uniled States to.
uay by ". p. Eorland. chief OF tne Du-
ieau OF .afety OF the interstate com.
merce commission in his annual re-
port
In the case OF the hours of service
law. which prohibits train operatives
from remaining on duty more than IL
hours except in extraordinary Circun.
tances, Mr.. Borand's report declared
managing officers apparently had
given their sanction to evasions to
such an extent as to defeat the pur-
poses OF the law
He charged that SAFETY had been
sacrificed to eXpediency.
Railroad companies We're said to
have paid comparatively little alten-
lion" to the maximum requirement o.
the law regarding safety appliances.
They We're said to have contentel
themselves with meeting the minimum
which orders that IS per cent Of the
cars in any tram shall be equipped
with power brakes, disregardlng the
maximum requirement that all car 3
so equipped must be connected and
the brakes in operation. Hand brakes
also We're alleged still to be in use
on some railroads for controlling
trains on mountain grade B.. although
the law spucciiics that trains must
Dp controlled bV mower brakes
On some roads it was said. dam
@erou, practices are followed ana
rules violated TO such an extent a.
to render the block signal system en-
tllIlN useless
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16

TO Start Criminal Proce eainss.
Sheriff Aver. assisted by States
Attorney Wiley. VIII take Mack, II ne
RECEIVERS, and Logan, again be ne the
grand jury. An at,.ml. viii ne mace
to nave them iLii'tca Tor assault VIII
intent to kill ~. exempted Jail de-
i.vers. bJth OF whicl are rated as
among the most serious offenses on
the IllinOi criminal list II Logan Is
indicted ne will be brought back 10
Ottawa and tried o. the tlu. pms as
soon rs he serves n,s pas art sent
encc at The .I.iiet pa on. Ms5i, T.
still waiting indictment FOR tne ..,rea
tor dental pai,1. AMI lrtod mi!i1art
r0bteries.
Cisco cnow-' Improvement,
Jliler. John i5c0 who f1ug.a win
all his might 10 preventive Pr sdner.
getting aWay from tneir cell nYe..
rho terribly p0mne.led hy fist ma
slug .aiot, issreported today AZ sui.
.friag more PAIN than ne aid user.
day, nut not eno,igl. 10 COME! an OlG
timer IKE him 10 Tire 10 ms he'd. IA
bead ana race are reported rs prahn.j
~ tea.ins and IN q few days he VIII
br good a. dyer. ,'i4c,. al u.,t tjil1l
at turnke.I Wofk, is go 5iderrt. one -,
tue shrewacat jalleri in tae stale
rnis Is tle iirst attempted break un-
ter MIN. and ne has promised ii VIII
oe the last. only the snrewuesi an.
clevcie.t OF crooks colid FiaSn got
Ten y. ana led MIN into such a trap
as Logan and Mack prepared for him.
Ii It hadn't been thai they got ni.n
of his guard and o'crpoW him
btlorf h. tLu.u Get pot taSiuii ~ tls
-,ln, the coroner would have been
handling Mack'S and Logan ca cs to-
daN, in.5tHad oi the l'Gd., I uuij.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
SMITH CHAIRMAN
OF LOWDEN BOOSTERS

Washington. Dec. l6.--The repub.
leans of the congressional delega.
ton today chose an eastern cam.
paign committee for the nomination
of Governor Lowden as the G. o. p.
presidential candidate. Rep. Frank
l.. Smith was chosen chairman.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
HARRY NEW ON TRIAL
]. FOR STAYING FiAMCEE
(Ry the Associa ted Press. ,

80 ~ Wy Lft 7fESUCTh tt'tt JTbSSsF :
!, los Angeles. Cal, Dee. G.--Harrv
New. alleged NOT Emitted States Sen.
ator. Harry s. New Of Indiana went
on trial here today for the murder Of
Miss Freda Lesser, his fiancee II was
not expected that jury would be oh.
fatnetl before afternoon.
New Is alleged to, have shot and
killed Miss Lesser on the night of july
In Tipango Canyon. few miles from
this city. News defense is insanity.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
Notice..

The committee In charge of Xmas
party at county farm. Thursday. Dec.
Is at $3.50 O'CLOCK, given by the VI
tawa Women's club request the ladies
who donated cakes to leave them AZ
Wendels bakery not later than ~
o'clock on said date The 2:30 inter.
urban car will stop at county farm TO
accommodate club members who wish
to attend.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
Notice..

subscriptions for the purchase Of
stock In the South Ottawa co.OperA.
tive Grain and Supply Company will
be received at the Ottawa Banking a.
T'nfN Cnmmny. This stock may ba
purchased by anyone at par value,
500 per share.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
FIUME GIVEN TO
ITALY BY ENTENTE
(Ly the Associated Press

Rome, Dee. lG.-Both the POcha and
the Giornale E'Italia express belief +.
day that an announcement OF the sOlu.
ton of the Fiume controversy will be
made by Premier Bi:ti at tomorrcw's
session OF the chamber of deputies
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
LEGION

Regular meeting Ottawa Post No
50. at armory, Tuesday December
10th at 730 p. m. Amusements. box
ing, smoker and refreshments. Live
program assured.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
AMERICAN LEGION.

Regular meeting Ottawa Post No
~, ut urmory. Tuesday. December
18th. at 1880 y. m. Amusements, box
ing, smoker and refreshments. Live
program assured.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
Notice.

ShaObona Chapter No. 81, r. a. ~.
will hold their stated c0nvOcation
Wednesday evening. Dec. H. at whirG
time the officers recently elected win
be installed, after which lunch viii be
served good attendance is desired.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
office

Members OF Oiyet Shrine are invit.
ed to attend banquet and special meet.
ing Dec. II Of Gallilea Shrine, Mendo.
ia, H., in homer OF Supreme lliGh
prieSlcss.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
q. W. Kirby, manager Simons, Day
4 Co., Room 3l2 MolOney Building.
Phone y5.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
Rome newspapers yesterday said it
was probable that Gabrielle DAnnur.

was probable that Gabrielle DAnnur
zio would come to Rome today for n
conference with Premier Nitti. DAN,
nunzios press representative declar.
ed in Fiume on Sunday that the FUN
question had been settled by agreh
ment among France, Great Britain amt
italy that Italy was to have complete
sovereignty over Fiume and that al
the provisions of the treaty OF London
were to he carried out
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16

FCR SALE. Eieht-room house. $, o..
tawa; all modern conyeniences;
fine location. For information call ~
Christie street, or phone i2l.N.
49, ~ -, . ~ e Il. -.'
wANTID Houss keapertn FAMILY Of
three. man with Two children, Lady
with child or without; middle ag,al
Live on farm,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-16
START NEW FIGHT
ON PROHIBITION

tLOutlnuLu irUu. page /. ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
s, 5 zledn. dostan s d ] gi po-
Wiada Garfield.

WASTIINGTO 19 istop.

. W7A,4sIIIN1G;To IN, 19 listop.
.REozmaWiajac 2 upoWaznio y1ni o.
sobami z gabinetu prezyd denta Viii
soma, administrator opaIu Gar
field powied dziaf do reprezantow d
.peratoroW smolnych kopaln lei
ludzie4 " Stanach zje ednoc nych
potrzebuja musza nniee j beda5
mice wegle tax dlugo p6ki rad.
znajdujje sic ma stanowiisl1u ME be.
die przerWy w otrz.y ywaniu ich
cokolWiek. operatorzy min by u
.uczynilii
DR., Garfield Wyj jasnil ze jego za
miareln bylo dostarczy konferen-
cyl date kt6ra on BY uziyl na okre
Aenie poWiek kszenia placy jezeli-
BY potrzeba sic zgodzic ola opera
tor6w j gorniko ow, aby niesc POI
moe publiczn ossci we w1asciwy yml
czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
lMlIiwaucka policya bezlsdllsI
wobec szkaradne q
wonego tlulnu
LWAsUKEE, 18 listop.

MILWAUKEE, 18 listop.
.Specyalna wiadomoscc do1 Journa
Ia q Waukegan Ill. donosi: !.
W odgrazaniu ma proklamacye
Wydana przez majoora eddinger.
posied dzenie rad yl1alnych agitato-
row odbylo sic tus " nied dziele ma
zkt6rem embl blenlaty czne moWy by
~ wyglaszane. Pietnastu policya an
tow zosta1o Wyslanych q instrukcy
ami do Wmuszenia proN Namacyi q
gdy=ci przyby1i znalezli 600 Iudzi
ma posted dzeniu. PrzeWod odnicy mo-
viii ze ooni East apia policye gdy
BY pr6boWal przeszladza
W8przeWid dywaniu ME pokonania
przeWyzki, IS policy 6w staIo
bezsilnych ably zapobiedz posiedze
niu na przekore rozporzadz dzeniu
majjora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
Philips poWiada ze prawa i, !
kier66W So pogra zone "
odlnecie.
Wzgledem O..
b0strzOneg0 praWa OdpO-.
Wiedziaf re Oczekuja ma
decyzye-

g E.- - E-Ef 30 : /. i
MIIW AUKEE, II listop.-Gub
E. Il. Phillip odpoWiadajac ma "a
.pytanie dr'a Henry Colman sekre
tarza wiskonsinskiej przeciw salo
nowcj hgi gdy zapytany a
zeby oswiadczy2 czy .jai1o naczel-
mix wladzy wykonaWczej rozkaza
hy urzednikom pokoju ma scisle.
wykonywanie praWa prohibicyjnc.
goo ably oszacoWac zaWieraj jaca po
lowe M pol procentu odurzajace-
go albo czy zezWoliiyzna 2.5 pro-
cent alkoholicznego zaWierania pc
zwolonego pod prawem Milberga
odpoWiedzial:
ia mysle wy zgodzicie sic ZEN
ra il prawa likierow w kra ju w
ty1n czasie So w nieco chaotycz=
mem po1ozcniu ia obecnie ME je-
stem W stanie dac wan stanow-
,czej odpowiedzi.
f. = -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
Pisze do senatOra Hitchcock kt6ry zWOfuje silly adj
mlnistraeyine senatu na konfcrencye -. Plany
przedstaWione do poruszenia Waiki mad estate
czna czynnoScia " stosunku pokOiu.
Senator Lodge oSWiadcza|
re ME bedZie sfllchaf roz
pOrzddZenia p. Wilsona
co do rozpraWy trakta-
tow.

WASHINGTON, 10 litsop. List
prczydenta Wil:ona doradzajacy
administracyi senatorow azcby z
komitctem od spraW zagranicz-
nych gfosowa;i przeciw ratyfika-
cyl trsktatow po}ozony zostal
dis przcd koz:ferencya u admin
stracyi senatu, przez przeWodce
demokrat0w Hitchcock a. Pro-
gram ~llom:tctu pi:af prczydent
Eie bedzie obmyslony dla ratyfika
cyl ''lecz raczcj Ia zn:szczenie
t,aktat0w.
Konferencya zcstafa zWoiana a
by zadecydowala 0 ostatecznej
t;aktycc administracyi W Walce o
ratyfikacye, ktora spodziewana
scst zc dis albo iutro tojdzic do
konca. Skoro list nrezydenta zos-
tai przeczytany byfy znaki re
chyba sad polubo,vy byfby zrobio
Iy, administracya senator6w be
dzic stale sta: przeciw ratyfika-
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
Europa podaiie sic salna do
zyeia / podlug o,slahiie,jj lei dat.
Wiesbaden przeWodniczy
ma llScIe beZIOZunlnych
biesiadnik0W- nieZlnler-
ne sum y przetrWonlo-.
ne na urOcz ystOsci.

WIESBADEN Is listop Vie.
1emiast W Europe. porzuca obee-
HE uroczystosci, lecz WatpliWem
jest czy obecne swiatoWe zycie W.
Wiesbaden jest gdziek kolwiek pre-:
wyzszone To miasto bylo czesto
z,vane najWeselsze WsWiecie, a o.
becnie jest. sezon " peinym biegu..
Ogromne sunny wy ydaWane So ma
.dekoracye Ma zyklad wydano.
obecniie ST., 800 na dekoracye
skwiatow do Wspaniaiej sail balo-
wei w Kurhaus na zabaWe przez
.jeden wiecz6r: orlestra i kapele,.
kt6re gra1y po rozmaitych czes-
ciach miasta 50 najpie llniej jjsze "
Europie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-21
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