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LEGAL NOTICES.
:. W. POPE CO.-CERTIFICATE OIL
CONIINIAIINN OLE EIKM NAME

CONTINUATION OF FIRM NAME.
WHEREAS. the business OF the partner
ship heretofore conducted In the City OF
New York and elsewhere by Clyde w.
Pope and Charles Il. Pope as copartners
Pope Co. is to be continued and Is now
continued under the said firm name and
style by clyde W. Pope and Joseph Schu-
man. the undersigned; and
WHEREAS, said partnership has had
relations with foreign countries and has
transacted business under said arm name
than three years last past; and
WHEREAS, tho business heretofore con-
foS. and By charles si sas opd o Ss
d,cied hereafter by the undersigned. Clyde
W. Pope and Joseph Shuman. under The
Now, THEREFORE, we. Clyde ". Pope.
residing at No. ~ West 10th Street in
the Borough Of Maphattsn, City and state
ing at No. 1875 West l2th Street in the
Borough of Manhattan. City and State OF
case made and provided do hereby certi-
fy and declare that we are the persons
dealing and Intending to deal under said
our post ONCE address and principal place
- nlsiRess at ana from which said busi-
mes. is and and win be conducted Is No; IS
tan. City and state of New York.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have here
unto set our hands and seals this LIST day
G6ynH T yGn PSRE EEsEAk}
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
SIS
ON this End dav OF Julv. 1918. before
me personally appeared Civde w Popa
and Joseph Schuman. to ~ '--ron and
known TO me TO be the ind &C. lie de
srribed In and who executed the foregoing
instrument; and they seVeTally duly Ac-
knowledged TO me that they executed the
same.
[SEALl ANGELA Z. MOLONEY,
Notary Public Richmond County
Certificate Filed in New York &C. No. tT4
New York Register No. 1os7a
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sUMMONsEp.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. HAMII.-
TON COUNTY-Frank 81. Bell Plaintiff.
vs. John stabler and Mable Emma Stabler,
his wife, Stella Phelps Bell wife of the
Plaintiff Frank L, Bell. and Peter Hill a
Bookseller and each and every other per
son not specifically named herein and who
may be entitled as an heir at law, diyisee
executor. administrator, assignee. lienor,
grantee, husband. wife. widow or other
wise OF the above named Peter Hill. and
an persons entitled to or claiming through
or under said Peter Hill, and whose re-
spsctive names and places OF residence are
To The ABOVE NAMED DEfiFsErp NpHNrs.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swer the. complaint in this action and to
serve u copy of your answer on the plain
the service OF this SUMMONS exclusive ' ef
the day OF n service qna In , case Of your
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint Trial
desired in Fulton County.
Dated, June 9Th. 1919.
FRANK l.. BELL, Attorney in person for
plaintiff. once and Post once Ad-
dress. Masonic Temple. Glens Falls,
TO Ali. OF THE DEFENDANTS ARovE
NAMED. EXCEPT STELLA PHELPS
The foregoing SUMMONS is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
81 dS o9 the Of New York dsad Jus
7th day OF June, 1919, and filed with the
complaint. in the once OF the Clerk OF
n. Y
The object OF this action is to make
partition according to the respective rights
OF the parties and. II II appears that par
tItion ca mot be made without great preiu-
dice to tIp owners. then for a sale Of the
following described property: In the South
East quarter OF Township No. s, Totten 4
Hamilton and State of New York, and
being lots Nos. s, IL, 10, ls II, 20, "a
a. IS, 90, east % west, 80 81 So al "a
as, SO, 81 IS, SO and 40. each lot contain.
ing $50 acres OF land.
Dated July 2lst, 1919.
FRANK T., BELL. Attorney in person for
Plaintiff
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton Is A WI 81 rcccIs s51' At ~.
nee until . O'Clock = Nj. August 26, 1919
and then opened. for the purchase of
grcose recovered from garbage, collected
Nv the Commissioners. u. C., from Sep
tsmber ]. 1919. to and including November
40. 1919. BLANK forms Of Proposals. Spaci-
ncatlons together with necessary informa-
lion. may be obtained from the chief Clerk
Of the Engineer department, Room I2T.
District Building LOUIS BRoWNLow.
w GwYNN GARDINER. c. w. KuTZ.
Commissioners. d. c.
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Candle. for Philippines.

Great quantities OF candles arc used
by the Filipinos. The demand is for
those made especially to remain upright
despite the warm climate.
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Japan Uses More Tobacco.

The consumption Of tobacco IN Japan
has been increasing greatly each year.
The total value of the product manufac-
tured and disposed Of In that country
for the fscal year ending March. 1919.
was s65.3et.7ss.
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JOHNSTON. FANNIE d, LAwsoN-Iu
pursuance OF an order of Honorable Jshn
= Cohalan. = Surrogate Of the County Of
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Fannie ID.
lawson Johnston, late OF the County, OF
New York deceased, 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subseriber
con mb'a Trust Company. at Its place OF
trsnslcting business, No, 35s Fifth Avenue.
Ssfore the 18th DAY OF September next.
pated. New York, the nth day OF March.
1919 COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
NARY HOWARD THOMPSON, Executors
MATTHEW SPALLETTA, Attorney for Ex-
ecutors. 100 Broadway. Manhattan. New
York City.
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linton. han Imported Books.

THE American unions concerned in
the bookmaie'ng trade have set their ban
upon imported books; they must have
their share in the mechanical production
OF literature before 1t can be permitted
TO reach their fellow, citizens. This pol
lev may be narrow, reactionary and dis
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.,osENBERG, JACoB-In pursuance q
an order OF Honorabie John p. CohAlan .
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Jacob Rosenberg.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof.
10 Inc subscriber at her place Of transact
ing business at the once of Frederick
Iurgan, her attorney at No. IS Liberty
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan, in
the city Of New York, State OF New York
IN or before the 9TH day OF october, 1919
newt Dated. New York, the sist day Of
March, 1919. PEARL ROSENBERG. Adj
mIniatrntrlx FREDERICK DUNCAN. At
tornay for Administrators. Once and p, o.
Address - Liberty street. Borough q
Manhattan New York city.
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YAWKEY, WILLIAM HIN pursuance
Of an order of Honorable John p. Cohalnn
a Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK
NOTICE Ia hereby given to all persons
having claims against William II. Yawkey,
late o the County OF New York, deceased
TO the subscribers, at their place of trans.
scting business, No 200 Fifth Avenue
M'P befors octobo n' AN 1918 Hsxt
GARET A. YAwKEY. FREDERICK w.
DE FOE. CHARLES D. JOSLYN. Executora
HUGHES, ROUNDS, SCHURMAN ! a
DWIGHT. Attorneys for Executors 81
broadway. Manhattan New York City.
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II the plans now under consideration
to improve the sewage disposal and
water supply OF Shanghai are carried
out. large quantities of pipe and other
supplies will be required. as there is at
present no sewerage system whatever.
1t has been recommended that sewaee
disposal plant be installed instead OF
discharging the waste into the river or
using septic tanks. Inquiries should be
addressed to the Secretary of the Inter-
national Municipal Council, Shanghai.
China.
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China is assuming Importance as a
possible future source Of meat supply,
and already the American army in the
Philippines is being provided with fresh
beef from Tsingtau under a contract
with an American firm calling for a.
100000 pounds, Swine and sheep are
also available Some Chinese cattle
furnish meat OF a fair quality, which
could be improved without difficulty by
careful breeding
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Paper pulp was imported into Japan
last year 10 the extent of 2S,742 tons,
OF which 1920 tons came from Canada
and 1000 tons from the United States.
The first consignment of Swedish pulp
this year amounted to 500 tons; but the
Japanese manufacturers feel they can
compete with Swedish pulp hereafter
since the cost OF production in that coun-
try has increased considerably.
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Shanghai is rapidly developing into a
most progressive industrial and manu-
featuring centre. Practically all the
textile and flour mills established dur
ing the last five years are run by cleo
trieity purchased from the municipality,
and even some OF the older stream mills
are installing electric motors.
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sURRoGATES NOTICE.

PILOT. GERTRUDE HIN pursuancs
of an order OF Honorable John p. CohalAn.
A Surrogate OF the County of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Gertrude H. Pilot,
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber at his place of transact-
ing business at the once OF Morris a Nc
Weigh, his attorneys. at No. 80 Liberty
street in the Borough of Manhattan Oity
OF New York. on or before the goth daY Of
September, 1919, next. Dated, New York.
the 18th day of March, 1919. PETER
STCYVESANT PILOT, Executor NORRIS
& McVEIGH, Attorneys for Executor 81
Liberty street. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
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An American syndicate has recently
purchased from the receiver of enemy
property in Shanghai the centrally To-
Gated drug store and factory of the larg-
est German drug concern in China, es-
tablished over fifty years ago. Both
managers and stan will be thoroughly
American.
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CANTON-A general strike took place
here recently over the question Of tho
Civil Governor. The strikers Insisted
upon the appointment of Dr. WI Ting
fang. The Canton government was in
clined to deter to the wishes OF the
strikers AMI save the situation.
The students and their merchant sup
porters. whd have been active in sthe
Japanese boycott, made bonfire re-
Gently OF large quantity of Jarsnese
goods on the Chinese recreation ground
near the west gate. The fire was watched
by huge crowd of Chinese, who made
the affair the occasion for much re-
joicing and speechmaking.
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FAR EASTERN TRADE NOTES.

Prepared by Far Eastern Division, Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
As soon as the import restrictions OF
the United States were relaxed large
shipments were made from Scerabaya,
Java, to the. United States Of rubber,
cocoanut oil. tapioca, coffee, hides and
skins, guttas and other tropical prod
ucts which had accumulated awaiting
shipping facilities. This has relieved
the financial situation considerably and
will facilitate the sale of American prod
ucts IL It continues. The statistics for
the quarter ending March 81. 1919, are
on file.
Direct American business In Malaga
is much impeded by the difficulty expert
enced by American merchants I'm obtain
ing reliable credit information about ma
tive and Chinese firms. Recently an
American concern insisted upon payment
in advance for a sample order of 800
from a most reliable Chinese firm in
Malaga, with assets OF over $2.000,0O0,
because their New York bankers had
no information about the latter. The
firm was naturally much offended. as Its
credit with merchants of other nation
alities was unquestioned.
A new hydroelectric plant will be
erected in Taiwan, Formosa, under Gov
eminent auspices. A copy OF the char
ter of Incorporation of the company,
which is capitalized at s15,000,ooo, is on
file In the Far Eastern Division.
Much interest is being shown in China
IN motorcycles, due to the fact that they
can travel on the narraw paths used by
foot passengers and for wheelbarrows.
ALTHOUGH there are but few roads suit
able for automobiles. II these paths
were improved somewhat commercial
travellers could penetrate with ease to
places which are now practically mac
cessible.
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FOR sAA

DIAMONDS bought. sold. for cash only. Es-
tates bought. BENNETT. ~ p'Wsy (Upstairsl.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Auto Sch0D l.arssst ana best scnool IN ia.
WEST SIDE /. =. Seau for booklet and pass
Y. ~. q. 4. 10 Echo6i, Telephone Columb :
3l6 ~ 57rh ~. 1920. soccisi class-s fn7 lsdie.
LEARN TO BE 4 CHAUFFEUR-PIeas.
ant, profitable work: day and evening
classeA Send for free booklet and pAsA
WEST SIDE Y. ". c. A. AIS West 18th St.
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n. Y. American Conservatory Of Music.
~ iss West 72d St. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
z BRIDGEPORT.

Pc d{ugiej 1 ciezkiej chorobie
zmariy S. p. Wiktorya Superczynska
| jej corka s.. p. Emilia, kt6ra u
maria W sobote o %godzinie 1890 ra-
no przezywszy IA lat 1 8 miesciecy,
a nazajutrz umar}a matka O godzi-
ME 1:45, prze5ywszy lat SO / 5 mie-
siecy. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic dzisiaj
o godzinie 9tej rano, z domu "a
LOBBY pnr. 3140 Mospratt ul., do ko-
scioia Najsw. Maryi Fanny cd Nieu-
stajacei Pomocy. Nabozehstwo Ia
{obne "a dusze SIS. p. zmariych Cd
prawil X. J6zef Sehnke, miejscowy
asystent Zwloki zlozono ma cmen-
tarzy sw. Wojciecha W Niles. w
cielkim zalu pozostaja stroskany
MAJ Jan Superczyhski i Veronica,
Stanlsiaw, Antoni, Franciszek, Ma
rya / Leon, dzieci. - Mech odpo-
czywaja W pokoju.
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BACZNOS6 STOWARZY-
SZENIE ORGANISToW.

w piatek, o godzinie 2ej popo-
iudniu ma Piotro = Pawfowie, ma
5Smej i Paulina III. odbedzie sic
wsp6lna lekcya, Z powodu smler-
CT czlonka Stowarzyszenia, Of
eanisty Jakoba Netzla z parafii
sw. Szczepana.
Z szacunkiem
A. Karczynski, dyr.
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PREF. WILSON ZADA SZYB
KIEJ AKcYI w sPRAW1E
P~ROJEKToW.

WaSzyngtn, 81 lutego. Ably
zastosowac sic do swej decyzyi
ME zwolywania specyalnego Kon
greSu, PREF. Wilson poStanowii
swojq obecnoScia Emusic kon-
greS do przeprowadzenia kilka
waznvch projektow administra--
c~yjnych, mad ktorymi piracy albo
ME dokonczono. albo tee zupelnie
ME dokonczono, albo tez wcale
re termin obecnego kongreSu kon
czy sic I dniem Ago marca czyli
W nastepny wtorek. PREF. Wilson
pragnie zatem zalatwic niektore
sprawy, zanim pojedzie do Euro
Py, skad prawdopodobnie ME wro
CT wczeSniej, niz pierwszego czer
wca t. ]. pc podpisaniu warunkow
pokojowych. Wczoraj ! dis odby
~ sic konterencye z prezeSam pc
szczegolnych wydziaiow.
Senator Martin, przew6dca de
mokratyczny zazada}. ably preze-
81 wydzialow ME zabierali diugo
czasu ma wygiaSzanie NOW maj
rozmaitSzych pozostawiajac to re
publikanom. OSObiScie nawet pro
sill SenatOra Hitchcock'a. oraz Sc
natora Owena, ably porzucili mysl
wygiaszania NOW ma rzecz Ligi
narodow i przystapiii do Spraw
biezacych. Nalezy tn zaznaczyc,
re zarowno senator Hitchcock, o
raz senator Owen mieli wygioSic
w tych dniach move ma temat Ii
81 narodow
Pomiedzy projektami dotych--
czas rie zaiatwionymi jest pro-
jekt sekr. Lane'a wyznaczajacy
500, 100000 ma zakupno obsza-
row pod fanny ola zoinierzy .po-
wracajacych z Francyi.
PREF. Wilson ,czyni, co tylko
moze, ably sprawy tie zalatwic jak
najpredzej i dlatego zamiast Two
iywac czionkow Kongresu do swe
go biura. postanowi{ sam udac
sic pred Kongres ably nakionic
czionkow do przyspieszenia pra-
cy.
RownoczeSnie Z tym zawiado--
mieniem wydano inne, mianowi-
Gle, re PREF. Wilson ME nalega,
jak pogloski podawaiy, ably pred
swym wyjazdem do Europy pre-
prowadzono glosowanie mad pro
ponowana Liga narodow, twier-
dzac, re sprawe Ligi narodow ma
lev traktowac jake jeden Z wa
runkow pokojowypch, ktore przyj
da do Kongresu ola ratyfikacyi
po zorganiowaniu nowego KonA-
gresu po czwartym marca.
PREF. Wilson ma natomiast "a
MAR wygiosic ~ieszcze jedna mo-
We publiczna ma rzecz Ligi, o lie
mu ma to Gas pozwoli. Poniewaz
lego obecny pobyt W Ameryce be
die bardzo krotki, zatem ME be-
die sic starai tego uczynic, dopo
XII wszystkie sprawy legislacyjne
ME zostana zaiatwione ma co pc
trzeba bedzie kilka dni czasu. Re
publikanie tymczasem ME Easy
PIAZZA sprawy i przygotowuja sic
do zacietej opozycyi. Przewodca
republikanski Lodge, jak wiesci
glosza, bedzie sic stanowczo
sprzeciwiai przeprowadzeniu pro
jektu departamentu marynarki,
-kt6ry zostai przyjety giosami zu
pelnie partyzanckimi ma konferen
cyl wydziaiu spraw morskich Sc
natu. Wszyscy republikanie twier
dza, re projekt ten jest fizycznie
ME do przeprowadzenia. Przyto
czono przytem fakt, re pozostaie
projekty kredytowe zadaja u
chwaiy olbrzymiego kapitalu W
sumie okolo pieciu mIliardow do
larow, a ma przeprowadzenie tych
re projekt6w ~pozostaio zaledwie
piee dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27

I"olSlS, vs. ES SOo>iN
jego maja prawo zapytac sic, o
cokolwiek chca.
Zaprzeczajac twierdzeniom, ia
koby proponowana Liga marc
dow miala odebrac Kongresowi
prawo wypowiadania wojny.
prezydent Wilson oswiadczyl re
Liga jest jedynie ~przyrzecze-
MEM Cd zawierajacego traktaty
panstwa, IL jego kongres uczynl
wszystko, ably wype}nic ugode.
'Nastepnie PREF. Wilson oswald
czy}, re Stany Zjedn. musza ko-
koniecznie przyjaznia swa oto-
czyt Polske, Czecho-Sfowakow,
Jugo-Siowian, oraz inne narody,
ktore podczas obecnej wojny Cd
zyskaiy niepodlegiosc, Oswald
cyl przytem, re Ameryka pra-
wdopodobnie wezmie pod swo-
ia opieke Armenie.
Gala siia Ligi polegalaby ma
przyjazni ~pomiedzy takiemi pan
swami jak: Ameryka, Francya,
w. Brytania, Wiochy i Japonia ;
O nieporozumieniu miedzy niemi
niema nawet mowy. w razie gdy-
by ktoreS panstwo z powyzej wy
mienionych odiqczyio sic Cd resi-
ty natenczas GAIA Liga nicby ME
znaczy}a.
Zaszlo zatem pytanie, czy wo-
COLE ktoreS paistwo moe sic IL
sunaG Cd Ligi; IA pytanie to 3D.
powiedziai senator Brandegee,
re ma mocy konstytucyi propo-
nowanej zadne paistwo ME be-
die mogfo tego uczynic.
Co sic tyczy prawa Ligi, ma
mocy kt6rcgo bedzie ona mog}a
dziaiac w razie niebezpieczen-
silva wybuchu wojny, PREF. Will
son oSwiadczyl, re ia Geese kon-
stytucyi jest nieco niezrozumia-
Ia a zatem trzeba bedzie ia w in
ny jakiS spos6b uiormowat i to
tax, ably kazda rekomendacya ra-
dy Ligi byla jednomySlna.
Nastepnie wy}onila sic kwe-
stya, czy Liga narodow bedzie
miaia cos do czynienia &c Spra-
wami wewnetrznemi innego pam
silva a szczegolnie takiego, ktore
jest czionkiem Ligi. Ma kwestye
te odpowiedzia} PREF. Wilson ne
gatywnie, oSwiadczajac, &c suk-
ces Ligi polega ma dobrej wolf
narodow, a ME ma ich potedze.
Liga wiecej polegaG bedzie ma
Sile moralnej Swiata, niz ma czem
innem. OSwiadczyi przyten, &c
gdyby Niemcy uszanowali byli
prawa siabszych narodow, albo
gdyby wiedzieli, re w. Brytania
przyIaczy sic do konfliktu, naten-
ga nigdyby ME Przyszfo do
wojny Swiatowej.
w ciagu dalszym omawiano
sprawe pokojowa, PREF. Wilson
ME mogi odpowiedziec ma zapy-
TAME. kiedy pokoj zostanie "a
warty; ME wspomina} rowniez o
SVEN powtornym wyjezdzie do
Francyi; zawiadomil jedynie
czionkow, &c wyjedzie Z Wa
szyngtonu zaraz pc up}ywie ter
minu obecnego Kongresu.
Naznaczyc tn nalezy, &c All Sc
nator Borah. ami tez senator Fall
ME byli obecni ma uczcie. Obaj
ME stawili sic dlatego. &c ME
chcieli, jak to sami oSwiadczyli,
zawiazywaG sobic ust. sadzac, re
PREF. Wilson bedzie sic domaga}
ably rzeczy omawiane ia tel ucz-
Gle, byly zachowane w taiemnicy.
BISKUP P. ]. HAYES ZAMIA-
NOWANY A~RCYBISKUPEM
T.. NOWEGO YORKU.
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kOnstytuGJa LIgi NaTud6w zaprOponowana pTzez
". Bytanie, MdWi Pre-. Wilson.
Biskup p. J. Hayes Zamianowany
Arcybiskupem NOWegO YOrku.
O Inwestygacye Dzialalnosci A. M. Palmer'a
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
SLAKIERZY STARAJA SIZE
POWROCIC DO KRAIU.

Washington, 27-go .lutego. -
Tysiqce o~bywateli amerykan,
skich kt6rzy opuscili kraj ola IL,
nikniecia poboru do wojska, sta,
raja sic powrocic do Ameryki. Ma
nieszczeScie czeka ich niemila
niespodzianka - sprawl sadowa
Ii jeden rok wiezienia.
Co dzien prawie wiadze fedc,
ralne ma pograniczu meksykan,
Skiem chwytaja pc kilku naraz
mezczyzn, ktorych nastepnie Cd
daja wiadzom policyjnym miej,
scowym.
WiekszoSt jednakze slakier6w
przebywa obecnie W Meksyku O.
raz w innych panstwach PoIu-
dniowej Ameryki.
Zanim prawo poboru zostalo
wprowadzone w zycie, wielu MO
dych ludzi wyjechaio z kraju. Ma
mocy uchwaiy zapadiej w iacz-
9osci z prawem poborowem kaz-
dy mezczyzna - obywatel anne
rykanski - rezydujacy w obcem
panstwie podlega karze jednego
roku wiezienia pc swym powro-
Gle do Ameryki, jezeli ~oczywiscie
ME zaregestrowa} sic.
Wielu pomiedzy mimi jest ia
kich. ktorzy opuScili kraj. ably u
niknaG wojskowoSci ola powo-
dow religijnych. Wielu jest ia
kich, ktorzy maja w Stanach
Zjednoczonych bogatych rodzi-
COW i tym wiaSnie nalezy sic mia
no s%lakierow. gdyz ME opuscili
oni kraju Z powodow religijnych,
ale byte tylko uniknac sluzby
wojskowej.
Wielu z Mich sa to propagan-
dySci niemieccy i sympatycy. Je-
dnakowoz najmniejsza Geese sta
nowia prawdziwi Amerykanie,
Department sprawiedliwoSci
przygotowuje sic ma ich przyje-
Gle - zarowno siakier6w iako
tez dezerterow. Roznica pomie-
dry jednymi a drugimi jest ia, re
'jedni uciekli pred regestracya, a
drudzy ME stawili sic ma powo-
ianie wydziaiow poborowych juz
po zaregestrowaniu sic. CT, kt6-
Irzy sic ME zaregestrowali bedq
musieli sprawe swa przed}ozyc
sadom c~ywifnym, CT zaS ktorzy
zaregestrowali sic, ale ME odpo-
wiedzieli ma powo}anie wydzia-
10 wpoborowych, zoStana zasa-
dZeni przeZ sad woienny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-27
LIGI MARIO
DOW Z~APROPONOWANA
PREF w. ~BRYTANIE, MO-
WI r WILSON.

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PREF. Wilson miai powiedziec
czionkom wydzialow spraw "a
granicznych obu LIB, re konsty-
tucya Ligi narodow zostala "a
proponowana przez w. Brytanie
a ME przez gen. Smuts'a.
Konstytucye przedlozone przez
Stany Zjedn., Francye i Wsochy
zostaiy odrzucone. Powyzsze "a
wiadomienie wydal PREF. Wilson
ma wczorajszej uczcie W Bialym
Domu, ma ktora jak wiadomo,
zaprosii czlonkow wydzialow
spraw zagranicznych obu LIB.
Pc skonczonej uczcie obiegaly
wiesci, re wywody PREF. Wilsona
wcale ME ~poruszyly oponent6w.
PREF. Wilson zas miai powiedziec
re Liga narodow W zadnym wy
padku ME sprzeciwia sic doktry-
ME Monroe'go, twierdzac, re do
ktryny tel bronlyby wszystkie
narody nalezace do Ligi.
Podczas uczty .zadawano PREF
Wilsonowi bardzo wiele pytah co
sic tyczy konferencyi pokojowej,
a szczegolnie jak inne panstwa
zapatruja sic ma konstytucye Ii
gi narodow. Ma pytania tie PREF.
Wilson odpowiadai bardzo O.