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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
Dokonafo niezwykiych rzeczy.

Dokonafo niezwykiych rzeczy.
.,Moja iona zupelnie podupadIa
ma zdrowiu, tax, re ME sadzilem,
ably przczyt miala try m~iesiace'
- piszc pan Noble Patter Z An
install, Alta, ,,lecz Ora. Piotra
Gomozo dokonalo niezwykiych
rzeczy W niej; obccnic jest ona
zupefnie zdrowa i W lcpszem zdro
viii niz W ubiegiych s~zesnastu la
tach." To stare, niezawodne le--
karstwo ziolowe tworzy nova.
obfita. czcrwonq krew, oraz posi-
Ia i buduje ca}kowity organizm.
Me jest ono lekarstwem aptecz-
mem. Adresujcie: DR.. Peter Fair
ncy and Sons Co., Washington
Blvd, Chicago, III. Ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

daremne. Wobec fatku powstania OF
czyzny naszej i rep~rezentacyi je1 "
Wasnlngtonie imie polskie ma dis
Wleksze juz z~naczenie a nazwiska
polskie So tax amerykanskie. lax
aJryskie Tub niemieckie. Pc kr6tkiei
jeszeze przemowie do a%bituryent6w
X proboszcz rozdal nagrody. a mia
nowicie: Najwyzsze nagrody "a sto-
plen eelujacy otrzymali Karol Szpi-
mad, zfoty zsgarek z Iahcuszkiem }
klara Rukowska, take zloty aega-
rex. Ia stopien celujacy W nauce re-
ifgii otrzymaia srebrna torebke Sta
nislawa Budzisz. Piekne r6zahce o.
trzyma}y: Maya Nowogrodzka, He
lena Walkowicz | Marya Zdankie--
Wicz. Ia stopnie najwyzsze W jezyku
polskim, dar Tow. Alumn6w tamtej
szej szkoly otrzymali zygmunt Wa
.sielewski, seyzoryk W zlotej opra--
vie i Wladyslawa Bilinska, zioty ma
szyjnik, Ia literature polska, dar p.
Ignacego Tyrakowskiego, otrzymall
Piotr zyks. guziki ziote i Rozalia
Ciszek, pierscionek. ia rschunki:
dar p. Ignacego Dankowskiego, C.
trzymali Waclaw Baltruszajtis, 10
ty zegarek / Stanisiawa Stachowiak.
naszyjnik. Ia jezyk angielski: dar
st. G6rnego i DR.. FIR. Peiki, otrzy-
mali Wiadyslaw Radaj i Marya Kos
mowska. DO $500 W zIocie. Nadto
odznaczeni zostali nagrodami: Fran
ciszek Gomulski, Helena Cheimin-
ska, Veronica Gorzyhska, Stefania
Gadomska. Marya Hanczewska, Ro-
'zalia Szlott, Helena Wojtecka, An
ma Labno, Stefania KoroHkiewicz,
Leon Behnke, Veronica Kasperska,
Leokadya Strzeszewska, Wiktorya
LPotaczek, Anna Tyrakowska, Alfred
Kiedrowski, Rozalia Opila i Stanisia
wa Adeszko. Reszta abituryentow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
z TR6JCOWA.
Wazne zawiadomienie ola
wszystkich.

Wszystkie towarzyStwa oraz
rodacy i rodaczki W Chicago, So
niniejszem p~roszeni o laskawe
przybycic ma wazne regularnc P,.
siedzenie Tow. Pomocy Nauko-
wei. ktorc sic odbedzic W niedzie
le dnia Pogo czerwca 1919 roku,
0 godz. czwartej pc p%ofudniu, W
sail zwyklych posicdzen, w sta
rym budynku szkoiy Sw. Tr6jcy
przy Noble I'll. lest konicczncm,
by wszystkic towarzystwa ktorc
81 zapisanc IA kSiqzkach Tow. Pc
mocy Naukowcj mia}y ma tenn pc
sicdzeniu swego lub swa repre-
zentantke. Take wszystkie iowa
rzystwa, kt6re zalegaja Z oplata
powinny sic ma TEN posiedzeniu
ui$cic &c swych zalegloSci, a ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

F. Andrysiak, w. Baitruszajtis, L.
Behnke, ]. Bielanski, j. Burchadt, F.
Gomulskl. T. Gorozewski, j. Holur, A,
Ignowski, j. Jaworski, F. Juraszewski,
A. Kiedrowski H. Malicki, A. Mastalerz
z. Mikolajczyk, T. Plachcihski, NJ. Pray
bylsk3, w. Radaj. K. Szpinad, J.. snie-
gowski, J.. Swiatek, w. Swierk, 2. Wa
sIelewski, A. wisniewski, ]. Wysooki.
p. zyks, S. Adeszko H. Andziewicz, c.
Behnke, W. Bihhska, s. Budzisz, II. Chel
mlnska, r. Ciszek, S, GaI1owska, w.
Gorska, w. Gorzynska, NJ. Hanczewska,
NJ. Janokowska. w. Kasperska, X. XII
zior. S. Koronkiewicz, NJ. Kosmowska.
O.. Kowalkowska, J. Lutom,erska a. A.
Labno, NJ. M~alezewska, L. Narloch. A.
Nowakowska. NJ. N~owogrodzka, T.. O.
klejewska, r. Oplla, A. olga, l.. Pare
cka. N. PeIa, W. Potaczek, NJ. Przyby-
la, X. Rutkowska. S. S~tachowafk. l..
Strzeszewska. r. Scott, A. Tyrakow-
ska, III. Walkowicz. J. wisniewska, II.
Wojteoka, N. Zdankiewicz i ii. Zien-
tara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28
Zako1czenie roku szkol.
negO wparafi sw. Woj-
ciecha.

Liczny plon wydaia szkola sw.
Wojciecha W roku Ubieglym. SzeSe-
dziesiat szes6 dzieci pc ziozeniu eg-
zamin6w, otrzymaIo dyplomy, upo-
waznisjace je do wyzszyeh szkol. z
uroezystoscis zakonczenia roku szkOl
nego W ~przeszis niedziele wieczorem
polaczony byl kr6tki lecz piekny /
dobrze ~wykonany program nastepu-
lacy: Powitanie, wypowiedsiala u
czennica A. T~yrakowska; Plasy -
Stokrotki, wykonaly male dziewczyn
XII W stosownych strojach a klasa
Sm1 dzieci wypowiedziaia dekla-
macye zbiorowa p. t. ,,Biala Lila.
Zjednoczeni Patryoci, wykonali ma
Ii ehlopey a monolog p. t. ,,Krol
Popiel", doskonale wypowiedzial u
zen A. opalewski. Starsze dziew-
czynki odegraly obrazek biblijny p.
I. ..Dziesiec Panien'', a starsi chop
~ wykonali ewiczenia gimnastyezne.
Nagtepnie dzieci odegraiy wssoia
komedyjke D. t. ,,OdWazny Marek",
" kt6rej udziai brazil: BroniS w.
Radai. Wladzio - l.. Ostrowski;
Marek - w. Hosanna; AntoS, -
X. Moczulski; Jadwiga = W. Mali
GnhaIlnrs MA
lus. chiopiec kredensowy = e. ia
wo-: Anusia, p~okoj6wka - F, Da-
RIA i Dziadek = w. Swierk. Pc wy
cyerpaniu programu x. Kazimierz
Groakowski. d~lugoletni proboszcz pa
rafii Sw. Wojciecha, przemowii do
Saziatwy. wyrazajac swa radosG po-
wedu talk wielkiej liczby abituryen-
tow. w~inszujac rodzicom tychze, "a
znaczyl. il skoro szkola / dom scisle
sic poIacza W piracy wychowawcze1,
skutki beda dodatnie. Szkole sw.
Wojciecha opuszcza W tym roku
pFzeszIo 500 dzieci, lecz 2 tych tyl-
ko SIS dopielo swego celu. 0djawszy
pewien procent z powodu braku idol
nosci. gdyz. Pan Bog ME r6wne roz-
dzieIa taIenty: reszta dzieci ueier-
oiala Ola braku dozoru | troski ro-
izicielskiei I pewnej obojetnoscf ro-
Izieow wzgledem rozwoju wiasnych
5zieci. Ujemnie oddzialywajace wa
runki domowe gl6wna bywaja PREY
czyna. il TAX mala liezba dzieei ma
szveh szkole elemeItarna kehczy.
DaIei m6wii Wiel. mowca o potrzs-
bic wychowania r~eligijnego poll
-biooo we wIasnych szkofach wyz-
szvch. gdy1 wpublicznych sSkofacn
wv1szvch mlodziez nasza narazona
,es, ma niebezpieczenstwa re strony
tvwioi6w nieprzyjaznych wierze l
,-arodowosci. Podniosi zalety Kolle-
pium sw. ~Stanislawa Kostkt, Wyz--
.zei szkoly sw. Trolley i Akademii
Nsisw. Rodziny. W czasaeh obec-
pvch. gdy narodowosci naszej ze
xszvstkich stron zagraza niebezpie-
,ze1stwo. gdy szowinisci amerykan-
sew. ma spos6b pruski. chcieliby nasz
iezyk polski wyrugowat z wiasnych
szk6i naszych. potrzeba jest jedno-
myslnei akeyi naszego obyWatelst-
va. bez ktorego solidarnoSci wszel-
kie wysi{ki duchowiesntwa byiyoy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

otrzymaia po tonne History Pol
skiej'. Opr6cz wyzej wymienionych
ofiarodawc6w z}ozyli datki ma nagro
dy: PIP. DR.. w. Schiller, w. Szyman-
ski, tSan. A. Behnke. adv. Edmund
Piaczek, Wincenty Spychala, DIR.
Napieralski, Jan Zaja i ksieza miej-
scowi. Gdy dyplomy i nagrody abitu.
ryentom zostaly wreczone odSpiewa-
MEM modlitwy ,,Boae cos Polske" "a
kohczono uroczysty i pamietny popis
dziatwy szkoluej.
Onegdaj zacni obywatele Wojcie-
chowianio urzadzili abituryeptom
wycieczke automobilowa do miejscC
wosci zwanej Argo-Summit, gdzie
czcigodny X. Tomas Bona, pro-
boszcz parafii &w. J6zefa / p. FIR,
Brodnicki, g~oscinnie Rszystkich pO-
dejmowali. Serdeczne "a to i'm die
XII.
w ubiegly czwartek $50 dziecl
przystapilo do uroczystej Komunii
Sw.,.o godzinie Sci rano. Msze $w.,
celebrowal X. proboszcz W asysten-
cyl X. Stanislawa Czapelskiego, ktU
~ z wielkiem zamilowaniem praco-
wal mad przygotowaniem dziatwY do
tel uczty duchownej. jake dyakona
X. Leona Hinca, jake subdyakona.
Mistrzem ceremonii byi kleryk Fran
ciszek Lewandowski. Choir parafial-
ny pod dyrekcya p. Seweryna Kuta-
wskiego. wyIonal piekne Spiewy. Pc
Mszy sw. dziatwa spoayta wsp6lne
s~niadanie w sail parafialnej.
-
Min!onego wtorku ma walner1
z~gromadzeniu W sail parafialnej ma
WojciechoWie. zolnierZe tamteIsi zor
ganizowali sic W TAX zwauy Post
Wojtalewicz". ku Nczczeniu pamieci
zoluierza Woiciechowianipa, kt0r,
padi ma polu walki. ZaDisaio sic Kill
kudziesieciu zolnierzy jake charter
members. Ma tymczasowych preze-
50 i sekretarza. zarazem ma delega-
tow do konwencyi American Le--
giou", wybrano PIP. Wiktora kowai
skiego i H. WiSniewskiego. Nastep'
no posiedzenie odbedzie sic W PRIV
szIv wtorek, kiedy liczba czionkow
znaczDie sic powiekszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-28

tylko towarzystwa, ale zarazem
i wszyscy pojedyhczy czlonkowic
i czionkinie powinni tax samo sta
rae sic przybyc ma to posiedze-
ME i datki swe ziozyc, bysmy mo-
gil uregulowac nasz szkolny ra'
chunek "a ukonczony rok szkol-
ny.
Prosi sic take wszystkich do
brze myslacych Rodakow / Ro-
daczki, ktorym wyzsze wyksztal-
Genie n~aszej miodzieay polskiej
ley ma sercu, by laskawie przy-
byli ma to nasze posiedzenie j "a
pisali sic ma czynnych czionkow,
sMadajac rocznq ofiare ma ten Gel
jcdnego dolara, lub wiecej - je-
zeli mozcbne. Kazdy Polak, Tub
Polka Z jakiejkolwiekbadz para
fiji moga nalezec do naszcgo gro,
ma, wicc. prosimy iaskawie O
wspoIudziai W tel dobrej piracy.
L szacunkiem,
T. M. Helinski, prezes;
Wojciech J. Danisch, sekr.,
1925 Milwaukee ave-, Chicago.
n. B. kto ME moze przybyc
ma posiedzcnic mozc zlozyc Swoj
datek sekretarzowi.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22

GIGANTIC FUND COUNTY ROA DS
AltanOf, Alleged Murderer, Fighting ExtrGditiOn Writ

FL PASO Tex, Feb. 2l.-M Artenoff arrested here the request of the authorities of Bsbee today announced his intention of fighting extraditon. Artenoff Is held fugitive warrant, alleging murder in connection with the death of his wife which said have occurred Febru- ary 7. Arenoffs farm Stark. petition for a writ of habeas corpus. filed behalf of Arteno heard in the district this afternoon with the result that the prisoner remanded to the custody of the sheriff
 Local authorities, when interviewed by representa- ves of The Review stated that upon receipt of advces from the FL Paso authorities of M Artenofs intention fight extradtion and obtain his release upon writ of habeas corpus yesterday that Governor Campbell advised and preparing extradtion papers which will be sent immediately to Governor Hobby of Texas,
 These papers should reach the Texas Aus tn the state capital time Monday and immediate action expected and the exadon request granted Artenoff will be immediately turned over the oel ar- thorties.
 harqes of bail deaung issuance of worthless che ks and grand larceny
 The serious charge of murder may be preferred
 later date if the present search for traces of the body oe Artenoffs wife who mysteriously disappeared several weeks ago. brings forth any clues
 Deputy sheriffs from Lowell Thursday visited Arten- offs ranch Stark where the murder is supposed to have occurred and though only preliminary search mada end from which clues produced systematic and thorough srch by digging various localities may develop the sought for clues
 The authorities of the opinion in view of Arten- offs determined fight prevent extradon that the der theory may prove be fact and redoubng their efforts have him brought back Lowell for investigation and trial
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
Pres. Wilson to AT7iUe
 Monday Gt Boston HGrbOr

ON BOARD THE U. s. s. GEORGE WASHING TON Wednesday, Feb 19 (By Wireless the Associated Press).-The steamship George Washington, which, President Wilson returning the United States today proceeding the waters of the midAtantic trely without escort
 The accompanying torpedo boat destroyers shipped such heavy and having such bad time that they were ordered to fall behinds
 President Wilson, arriving in Boston Monday, will spend only one week the United States before ebarking March , to return to Paris
 After speaking in Boston Monday afternoon, the pres dent will the capital arriving here Tuesday ing His Washington concdes with the regular meeting day of the cabinet Wednesday night members of the senate and house foreign relations committees will tend dinner the White House hear the president plain the various articles of the constitution of the league of nations.
 It considered certain that the dinner will be followed hv address to the congress but the offices today was said word the subject had been received from Mr. Wilson.
 Nomination of an attorney general to succeed Thomas w Gregory whose resignation becomes effective March
 of the important pieces of business before fhe president He also will have to sign numerous bills including the bill Labor also will be brought to bis attention.
 The president is expected to remain in Boston only few hours. from mdforenoon to early evening. The meeting Mechanics building which he will deliver the only address of his will be held in the afternoon prob ably at o'clock.
 Naval officers estimated tonight that the George Wash ngton would arrive in the harbor early Monday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
M. CLENENCEAU OUT OF DANCER SAYS DOCTORS
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PARIS. Feb. 21-M. Clemenceau spent a short time in his garden this morning. He had luncheon st midday and his appetite was good Alter luncheon he rested for while Snd then received General Petain at 2 o'clock
 During the morning M, f1emenceau requested to see Inspector DecaUdin, who sat beside the premier'S chauf- feur when Cottin made hlS attack. The premier congratulated Decaadin on the courage he had shown
 Cardinal Annette, archbishop of Paris, went to the premier's resi- dence today to transmit to Jim des- patch from Cardinal GGSparri, the papal secretary of state, on behalf of Pope Benedict
 Dr. FlOrant, Clemenceau's physician, said he considered the premier was out of danger.
 'As. for the extracting of the baGet, this need not be thought e, at le2sS for the present" he said.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
.AyER, BAVAR|AN 
 DEPUTY KILLED
Shooting Occurs During Ses- sion of Lantag; Military Guards Diet Building

MUNICH. Feb. 21-CBy the Asso- ciated Press -l-Herr Auer, Bayaran minister of the interior, has been shot.
 The shooting took place during a session of the Landtag while Auer was alluding to the assassination of Kurt Eisner, the BaYarian premier.
 Auer fell wounded in the left side and Deputy Osel was killed and two other officials were seriously wounded.
 The shots were fired from the pub lie gallery and caused a panic among the deputies.
 The diet building now is being guarded by the military.
 Herr Auer was member of the majority socialist party He first came l1tO prominence last NOvemser at the -ime Of the revolt in Bavaria, taking the portfolio of miniser of the inte- riOr Tn the new cabinet.
 The following month, when the pc riod of unrest in Munich became grave, Auer was compelled to resign, at the points of revolvers of revolutioniSts, S.no visited his home at night.
 A short time afterward the minis -erial council of the people of Bavaria expressed it's anger over the forcing A~e 70 reiinquish his position and declared that his resignation ''natur- i.y 4s VOid and the minister remains a member of the government. The document was signed by Kurt Eirner. as minister-president.
 LssC DecemUer IT prominent men, including one non-Bayarian duke, were arrested in Munich, charged with hay mg been engaged in conference with the local soldiers council. It was as serted that a revolutionary plot was on foot and that Auef was connected with it In speech in the Bavarian chamber of deputies January :. Ruer said he proposed to intervene with arms against Germany if the unsettled conditions in Berlin continued
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
LEAGUE WILL
 GIVE WORLD .PROTFCT|ONOF MONROEPOLICY
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 SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. sl.-wl- liam Howard Taft, president of the League to Enforce Peace, gave out a statement here today in which he re- iteratei his assertion that those who oppose the proposed league of nations covenant" on the ground that we should maintain the So-called policy against entangling alliances have a narrow vision of our national duty" League Would Uphold Monroe Oietrine
 He declared he was confident that without specific provision, the League of Nations would. under the covenant as it is, maintain the justice and wisdom of the whole Monroe doc lrlne
 carnegie Not Financing Peace League
 he UeRle0 the charge that the Car ReSle Peace foundation was financins S0s. congresses of the League to E,r- IcCCe Peace, the next of which will ~e ..e.0 in Sat Lake. Utah. MT. Taft sSCc1 | e following StStements
 Answers Sorah's Criticisms
 Al IhlS distance from Washington. Nbite IraVeling night and day. or Sd, dressing large audiences four and five tines . day at the congresses. it is 6ltSl~ ult to secure accurate advices of statements anu events occurring in Washington and elsewhere. This ne ceSSsrily delays answer tC questions put ana charges made by O. ,nents of the league in the senate nd else where Even now have nos secured an authentic account in full of Sena- tor BOrah's sO-called open letter te me in reference to the Mohroe doe Urine, or the charges against me, said to have been made by Senator Poin> dexter, but wish now to answer them
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
DORAH ATTACKS
 PLAN FOR LEAGUE
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Criticizing the league of nations as "the most radical departure" from President WashingtOn,s policies and as spelling the end of the Monroe doctrine, Sen atOr Borah of Idaho, republican mem- Der of the foreign relations commit tee, declared today in the senate that before the plan was adopted the American people should be allowed to give a verdict on it
 The Idaho senator, who recently de- clined President Wilson's invitation to a White House conference next We'd nesday to discuss the league consti- tuition. insisted that the United States should steadfastly cling to American ism as established by the fathers and as recently defined by former Presi- dent Roosevelt He charged fO- mer President Taft with making miSlead- ing statements about the effect of the leagues plan on American policies When Senator BOrah concluded an unusual demonstration occurred. While crowded galleries applauded, senators and visiting representatives crowded around the senator seeking 70 congratulate him Among the senators were several democrats, including Thomas of Colorado, Gore of Okla hOma, Smith of Georgia, and Varda- i man of Mississippi.
 Before MT. Borah spoke Senator Sherman of Illinois, republican. intro [ duced a resolution proposing that the senate request President Wilson not to discuss the league unti, after he eOnfers with the senate, the cO-ordi- nate treaty making branch, and to preserve an impartial and unbiased mind' on the subject
 Tomorrow the attack on the league
 in the senate is to be continued with Senator Reed of Missouri, democrat speaking. Senator Hitchcock, chair
 man of the foreign relations commit
 tee, and Senator Lewis Of Illinois
 democratic whip, are reported plan
 ming addresses in support of the
 league early next week, when Sen
 atOr CumminS of Iowa, republican
 may speak against it.
 Senator Borah said he made hi: speech today especially because O.
 what he termed misleading srate D ments of former President Taft. H, l, disagreed with Mir Taft's assertion that the league does not conflict witt | the Monroe doctrine or Washington , injunction against entaglinc alliances
 Declaring that America would b, , Out-voted five to one by Englant QContinued on Page Two)
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
GOVT TO SANCTION
 PRICE STERILIZATION
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Price stabilization under the government committee proposed by Secretary Red, field has not been sanctioned by the department of justice, 1t NSas stated today.
 Officials explained today that the department probably would not con slider legal under antitrust acts, any course of action which might result in ham1ering competition, or maintain ing prices on a higher level than would exist on a free market. With the cessation of war conditions it was said, the department woul regard as illegal any combination or agreement among producers or distributors seek ing to uphold prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
WRITER HAS FAITH IN BOLSHELIKI MOB
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 WASHINGTON, Feb 21- Joln Reed, a writer who described himself as a 'revoluntionary socialist" told the senate committee Investigating IaWless agitation today that he be- lieved the bOlshevik regime in Rus sia was doing great work" and that he was 3 firm advocate of a revolution in the United States He followed his wife, Louise Bryant, on the stand ana like her denied stories of atrocities related by previous witnesses
 On crOss-examinatiOn, Reed could not recall that he said last Sunday a. .O0O, 900 rifles are in the hands of 5000 ,OOO Russian wOrkmen and soon 5000 900 rifles will be in the hands of American workmen to do the same thing that is being done in Russia"
 Imagination Fails
 He also said he could not imaglne" himself stating in another speech in New York that he had started the bol- shevist movement and soon expected that there would be something do ing in New York, Baltimore, Albany, Syracuse, Boston and other cities of the east
 Reed, who spent some time in Rus sia. freely admitted that he was em- plOyed in the interest of the pIopa- | ganda department of the bOlsheviki government at Petrograd and told the committee that he expected to start an | information bureau in New York soon- He said he had discussed the matter with some persons there, and added: There are some wealthy wo men in New York who have nothing else to do with their money"
 The witness said he did not sreaI at the meeting in a Washington the ater which was largely responsible for the present investigation because he was ::cOnsidered too Cisreputab ble
 having been indicted for saying thing: that Senator Johnson has since said iI the senate"
 FaVors Nationalization ; In a long discussion with Senato l WalcOtt, of Delaware, regarding hi . beliefs in respect to law, Reed de ciared that the will of the peopl
 would be done. if not by peaceful ' means, then by force
 Unfortunately" he added. pro b found social changes usually nav r been accomplished by the use of force , but l have never been able to see an | reason why they could not have nee - accomplished otherwise"
 . The witness said in his cpinior tb
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
125 MACHINISTS
 NEEDED IN TEXAS
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W. R. Ashurst of the U. <. employ ment service, received an order yes terday for I25 machinists to go to Tex as and work in the railroad shops. The pay is 6S cents per hour ana TransrOr> tation will be advanced. BOilermSkers are also wanted. Mir. Ashurst can also place S9 section hands, MeNicans pre- ferred. Transportation wlll also be furnished these men, and their famil- ies will be allowed to accompany them.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-22
E|SNER .ASSASSINATED
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COPENHAGEN, Feb. 21.-Kurt Els enr, the Bavarian premier, was shot and killed today by It. Count Arco Valley, as Eisner was on his way from the foreign ministry in Munich to the diet, says a Munich dispatch. The shooting occurred in the Pranner> strasse and death resulted rom two shots fired from behind into his head,
 CBy Review Leased wirel
 GENEVA. Feb. 2I.-Kurt Esner, the premier of Bavaria, was shot dead at Munich this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Herr Eisner. with Herr Merkle, his secretary. was walking along the Prannerstrasse to attend the opening of the I4andtag. where he intended to deliver an important speech. Suddenly It Count Arco Valley, formerly Sn officer in the Prussian guards, shout ing, Down with the revolution, long live the kaiser" fired at Herr EiSner from behind. at a distance of a few yards
 Two bullets penetrated the pre- mier's head and he fell dead on the pavement. A sailor shot down his as sailant. who is reported to be mOrtslly injured.
 The first news of the tragedy reached the lsndtag when BSvariaI soldier. holding Herr Fishers blood covered spectaeles in his hand, en tered. shouting; "Eisner has beer mur6ered.' The assassination has created & great sensation at Munich and grave troubles are feared. as Herr Eisner was the idol of the population of the city.