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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-07-12
LEMON JUICE IS
FRECKLE REMOVER
Girls! Make This Cheap Beauty Lo-
ton to Clear and Beautify
Your Skin.

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion beautifer. at very, very small
cost.
Your grocer has the lemons ana
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-07-12
MARKETING HOGS

beats burying them, Steve Hoover,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes: Com
menced feeding my herd of about
100 hogs B. A. Thomas Stock Pow
der over two months ago. Fifty
were sick and off feed. Nearby
herds had cholera. I did not lose
one-they are well and growing
fast."-St. Tammany Hay & Grain
Warehouse, D. I. Addison, CoVing-
ton; Wells, Johnson & Afford, Madi-
sonville, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-07-12

for few cents Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes disap-
pear and how clear, soft and white
the skin becomes. Yes! 1t is
harmless,-Adv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-07-12

FOR SALE-Six room house, on
18th Avenue. ALI modern convent
ences. Ground 80 feet by $50 deep.
Apply to e. D. Kentzel. CoTington.
Louisiana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-07-12

FOR SALE-A Ford touring car
Apply ]. NJ. Aoueille & Sons Bakery,
La. je7-tf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-07-12

Try the Farmers want ad. co4um.
1t will bring you the best OF results
when In need of anything.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
LAST PERFORMANCES
OF "DIVORCONS"

~DiVorcons." as presented by Canada
and her excellent company n proving
an excellent vehicle for III" versatile
little actress and the production -
worthy Of all the plaTdts hong az
corded II. Tho story deals with tho
"c,rrnal Triangle" hut in a nov light
and it is not ono of those orrcnsivr
comedies So often written by Frcnr,l
authors. 'Divorvcons'' is play thar
transforms one into his happlcst mood
and drives dull care away. Canada as
Cyprcnnc is superb and Wilson II. Toll
as tn" husband assumes tho leading r"i"
splendidly. The usual matinccs Will De
given Saturday.
selected Bavard Vellicrs' great American
crook drama. within the Law" ThS
plot Of tho play is highly complicated
and thrills and surprises follow Carn
other in such rapid succession that mo
spectators are held brcathlcss with ~
tcr"st. while the crooks and police work.
each trying to ourwit the other Mss
Canada Will assume the rol" Of ACGrc
Lynch, tho female crook, and Mis-,
Worth will appear in tho role made n
nous by Jane Cowl that Of Mary Tur-
n"r. the factory girl. The entire COM
pany Is called upon to play the man.
difficult roles and each ono has n most
important part in the unfolding Of the
highly interesting plot. on Monday
night two ladies or q gentleman all
lady will be admitted on one raId ~
cent ticket. If purchased before s o'rlo~'s
Monday evening. Seats arc now on
sale for all next week Crowded houses
arc anticipated at every performance
and it would be we'll 10 reserve YOUR
seats well in advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
OHNP,ARBENTz
ADDRESSES
K|WAN|ANS
GAVE INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF
HIS TRIP TO BRMIHGHAM,
WHERE HE ATTENDED THE
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL.
", q, seed Also Gave Talk on the
Army Of Occupation in L.
Germany.

Tho regular weekly meeting or inc
Elwanis club was held at noon yestel-
dnv at tho First Presbyterian church
and proved except ionally interesting ana
was largely attended. Especially aio
tho members enjoy the excellent lunCh-
con scrvcv by the ladies of III church.
Hon. John +. Arbcnz. prominent i"thi
attorney. entertained the guests WIN
an account Of his visit 10 Birmingham
Ala. as n delegate from the local ciuo
I'm tho international council or .klwanls
clubs. He spoke in high praise OF 'NS
people Of birmingham for their hospi-
tahtv, saving that they went the HHi'l
in entertaining the visiting delegates.
W. c. Seeds, who was head OF inc
Salvation Army in this city for some
time, and later served with the Canadian
army in France, delivered an interesting
talk on his war experiences and ooscr-
yaiions Mr.. Seeds was with the llrSl
army Of occupation 70 enter Germany.
Mr.. Barry. of Swift & Co. won the
attendance Prize donated by Geoi"a
Klein Of tho Klein news agency or ms
city. Music was fur(hcd by the
kIwanis orchestra.
The club will meet again at the same
place rext Thursday at noon. y. II.
Eurdats and Edward Salade Will attend
the meeting Of tho Indianapolis. lnd.'
club next "Wednesday and expect 10 re-
port on that meeting at the meeting OF
the local club Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
BETHANY WILL
GRADUATE MANY
COMING WEEK

TIL" 18th annual commencement Of the
bethany college Will begin with Baccal-
aurcatr Sermon preached by Prof. Geo.
ManifoIS. Jun" Sth. 1T 1915 IN the Beth
any Memorial church. Sunday evening
juno Sth. pr. j. J. Wallace. editor OF IN"
Christian Advocate, Will deliver tnc an
nual sermon.
on Tuesday. Jun" Ia'h. ~ - o'clock,
tn" board Of trustees VIII convene IN INC
annual session. Tn" pumcSiI" Serene"
department WILL serve Il banquet io>ih"
board uf trustees ana lh"lr wives III
) 50 tn" sam" evening.
The concert by tn" MuSI" department
under d'rrctIuu Of Professors j. {. M"oS
and Maud" VI. HragG. VIII b" given at
S O'Clock L. VI. Wednesday.
commencement day proper Will h."
held June l.. The program is as fol-
Morning Session, 1890 o'clock, June IL.
Academic Parade. Heights I" College
Chapel.
Salutat"ry - Margaret Elizabeth Walt
hour. Grrcnshurg, Ia.
Ncii% Virginia K,rlc. Shcrrard. Yves! Va;
MUSE ;.,,, MW"' mr. ,;lr r,mm'!
NdnlaIIc FROST r,'ollam. l'rrrhs,rlIc. O.
Valrdicrury Strauss Roger Wood. Lit
Addr%ss-Juds" Louis T. Farr, Lisbon.
ohio.
Presentation Of Diplomas - President
Thomas t. CramhlHu.
short Addresses by Trustees and Visitors
The list II Eradua'", with. degrees Is
liarh"l"r If DIVINITY
Green. Ir,ln Taylor. IInrS' cave. Ky
Master e Arts
KasyIkis, John D"n"'r'us .,......,.....-
ruFh. John Thurman Los Nmr"lcS, cal.
Bachelor uf Arts classical
Netting. kalhrr.u" Virginia. -.........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
WHEELING ELkS
INITIATE CLASS

Rig meeting held last evening at the
local club when many are taken over
burning SANDS.
banquet aid social session was fea-
ilrc If the evening following business
session.
Wheeling Lodge No. IS II. T. q. Elks
held an interesting meeting last even
ing ut which t'mr tw"nty-"iCht now
members were initiated into tn" mys-
ing tw"nty-cight members. kept tally
with tho number Of The lodge. which -
also No. IS. rather unusual coinci-
drnrr.
The members wCr" given some OF the
old-timc mill nc Of IN" Elks' brand. and
they came cut Of III" mill c"llarl'Ss
.hoclcss. and some Of them w"r" even
spccchlass.
Following the initiation. the members
enjoyed one Of the ,ld-timr social sos
s.ons witch was nlso a feature OF note.
as il had hcrn some time since the men,
hers had the opportunity Of enjoying
nm old-fashIoncd social session Of the
kind that was held last niEht.
George Bcncke was master OF c"re-
monies, while Mark Klibanow handled
tho goat and also the other initiation
dorc for the candidates. Thomas Gar
Ion had charge OF tho feast. and to say
that II was enjoyed Immensely is speak
Ing mildly for big time for No. rs
3. T. o. Elks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
|NARPHON0GRAPA
COMING BACK III
WHEELING AGAIN
BRuNSWICK PHoNoo1A11 -
CHASED By WKExtHo111 u
GOES TO EUROPE AID 80
BACK AGAIN.
Bow Of Battery Arc fTon4 - ~.
Music Box - Withstood -
RnvAre1 treat WOG. 81

The famous brunswick phonogf919
which was purchased by the ciuD
Of Wheel lg from The Burgess co4i
many. Of No. Ills Main street. city, ~
donated to the boys OF Battery c, tlttAs
field artillery. will be brought peSA
this city BY tho lads when they Anfvy
tomorrow. and no doubt Will De -,
on display in the window OF tho ioGt
distributor. The machine has . htn.'
tory that very few monographs heyv
and has gone through the mill WIDOW
mishap. "a
It has played for General John =:
Pcrshing and the high military officers
OF the British. French. Belgian ano
Italian armies have also listened 20 III
sweet tones.
The brunswick was taken to Camp
Lee from Wheeling over the Pennsy
yania lines by the Wheeling Doys ~
later crossed to France. where IT.
taken UP toward the front win -
lads. 1t Is said that many dmee -
tho evening. after a hard drive w
the boys did not feel like singing tns
machine was brought into use TO piey
old-time records. which brought 49,
memories Of home and loved oneG ~
was kept in dugout on several &C.,
sions. and although spattered with ~
mud Of the Argonne and subjected q
the ravages OF the sgt water spray -
the Atlantic It has weathered IL -
and will be able to play "HomA eWoe&
Home" on Saturday. as we'll - 1eH
ono O.. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
WALLER
LAUGH Of TOWN
TRIES TO KID ITSELF INTO BE-
LHVING THAT IT HAS HAD AL-
PORTER AT LIBERALIZATION
CAMP.
Name of "waner'' Is Now Changed TO
That Of TRAILER by the SoldaeFs
Committed

"Rcliability Of Register expressed oy
orri,i,l If soldiers committee"-hcad-
lines If an item carried in the Rai(ar
Of yesterday morning. followed by (h's
statement: Il wish to express TO The
Register our appreciation for inc re-
liable and absolutely authentic news
published relative to our boys ARRIVAL
from overseas who arc 10 parade here
Monday. which news has been sent 10
our rapcr by Samuel T. Christian, SAID
n prominent member Of the executive
committee for the homecoming OF me
S0ih Division 10 Register man last
night.
Tho item concludes with the words:
Tho PLAN. simple but here II
stopped and from tho carmarks OF the
tenn tho reporter who composed arc
wrote /, cIthcr had imbIbcd TOO freely IN
some now brand Of rum. or els" his rep
u'aIl0n for handling The truth tril!
questionable During the past week inc
"Wailrr'' has been scoopcd time a'ter
time hv the liv" wire reporter employed
hv The lntcll.EcnCcr. \ vain attempt
fn cover M ITS FaIlur" to secure feature
r,,turcs and items pertaining TO inc
S"th Divis on will not satisfy the pup
Inc, Hero ar" a few Of the scoops pulled
hv The InlcllIgrnrcr during the pas!
week. Just compare Tho papers OF the
above .,ai.S and 500 II We are righ.:
tn, sdny. May "1-"WIrclcss from the
X,rr,IIu hrIncS message West Virginia
bows are we'll" Picture Of boys, show
ing TrIad"lphia lad. Wheeling people
NJ Newport News to meet boys and their
names.
"Wednesday. May 2S-''Roys will be
L"m"hllizcd at Camp Lee. Feature pic
lures
Thursday. May 29-"Namcs of Wheel
.rg district boys on Zeppelin. Bill
G"mprrs Of Wheeling first to land
Wheeling boys "f Battery & cited for
bravery. More pictures"
Friday May 30--"Batiery G boys in
Wit" captain t" com" to Ihcelirs
honorrd by General Bryson. General
rcr$hing praises Wheeling boys. pIN
rur" If IA" Zeppelin, and many other
features.
Monday. June 2-"Prcturc OF Batter.
c boys. Boys to leave for Camp Lee:
Feature pictures"
Tuesday. June 3-"Roys leave for
Camp Lee 3l4th Artillery and band
after arrival. Other features"
Wednesday. June fee lures per-
tanning 10 rehabilitation Of the boys.
Latest pictures"
No wonder tho member OF the SOL
I dicrs committee thought 1t a huge joke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
1.-THE BRAND"
Rex Beach Story Un1olded on the
Screen at Liberty Theatre.

The rough environment OF Alaska with
its conflicts. hardships and utter mate
rlallsm is no place 10 look for ideals. ac-
cofding to the popular conception Of the
place-a conception, II might be added
based on indefinite knowledge Of the
country. Rex Beach. the novelist. con-
tends that amid tho so-called roughn"ss
Of the northern country ideals arc cher
ished with far moro stradfaStn"Ss than
in the cities. He cites the principal
character IN his novel. The Brand.
lately translated into motion pictures.
He is one Dan McGill, an old timer
who has spent practically all his If" in
the Yukon country. He is man of iron
and flint. outwardly. In reality he is
tender and afrectionatc. tho secret OF
his character never being guessed by his
miner friends, who see in him only an
upright pal.
Not until a woman comes into his lie
for the first time does McIiill reveal his
true self. To him the little CN-vaudevillc
actress, helpless in the strang" country,
Is almost holy She is tho wonder wo-
man. A being so finely fbrcd. 50 an
gelic to his mind that she as far from
him as the stars. And this he proves,
as subsequent events show. The middle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

aged miner marrics her. and when dis
illuSionmcnt comes. as Of course II does,
he is willing to sacrifice himself and
leave her to herself.
Rex Beach declares that such magma
nimity IS not uncommon in the nortn'
Respect for a woman. It she deserves IT,
amounts almost 10 reverence. tie mem
lions number of instances which prove
II and which mako the sacrifice Of Dan
McC;ill seem tho most natural course in
which man of his type could be true
To himself.
Goldyn presents THE Brand ut the
Liberty theatre today and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
A CORRECTION

1t has been heretofore published that
Major Walter Smith. a resident Of tho
Island. is expected TO arrive in this city
this week from Camp Lee. This is n
mistake. as Major Smith will parade IN
Pittsburgh Saturday and will go to Camp
Sherman to be dcmobiIzcd. He is u
member Of the 319th Infantry. instead
Of tho 3l4th Field Artillery. and was
connected with the S0th Division
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
MATCHES TO BURN
Rtvanis Cub Members Arc Presented
with Box OF MltchoJ Each by
Wheeling Chemical Product Co.

Hon John J. Nrh"n2. we'll known Mt
tnrurv aud IN" nun who WhH inStru-
mental in hr .nC.mE III" Nh""'n" Nh"m-
Teal Product company 10 th'S city, save
each Of tho members "i IN" Nhr"h'c
* wants club h'N or ! n''Aa
Matches" - thor uo"ndaT meeting !"S-
:, rday. Tho machines arc OF IN" vHry
highest grade and colnp1rc equally with
the best in IN" country. ana rs 'h"F
arc manufactured by n factory }ochi"o
in Wheeling. lhc members ar" sure HI
boosters Of the "tnccdl Match
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

4 petition in bankruptcy was nl"d
md Z notice ordered thereon IN III" fcd-
cr4l district court clerks Office ycstor-
day by Wiley \. RlEGS Of Moundsrillr.
Riggs gives his liabilities nj Sl,0IS.90
and assets nj Sl95.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
SCOUTS HOLD BUSINESS
SESSION TONIGHT

A business session Of tho Boy Scouts
Of this city will be- hold this evening In
tho rooms of tho Chamber of Commerce.
One Of tho matters to be taken up is the
matter Of an excursion on the Ncrn"
Swain. BY tho local Roy Scouts. Another
matter will be as To what III" scouts
will do in the Associat" Membership
drive that will be held during the past
week.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMIS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

MARTINSRTRG w. Vn-Thc Busi-
nc.a Mems Association Of this city has
undertaken 20 stage homecoming
dcmnneI ration for tho boys OF Bcrkc-
ley, tho lnrgcst aInPlc group VI whom
arc in the 2l3ih Field Artillery now At
Camp Leo. July 4. Tho celebration will
irrluG" II pnrndc. reception. addresses.
the awarding or commemorative medals
for tho roIdicrs, and tho issuance Of
souvenir programs. They WI al: tho
citizens md business houses TO raise
fund of $500 to finance the welcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
ONE DECLARANT.

Mike Mhalovich hlcd hts declaration
Of becoming an American citizen yes
tcrlay in tho office Of tn" clcrS OF tho
federal district court.
Mihalov,"h Is - years old. r-!N
v orkcr: horn in Austria. and living at
"a Allen avenue. Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

CHARLESTON. w. va.-Thc State
Rond Commission has approved tho en-
ginecrs oatimato Of work and cost on
tho Improvement Of Sc miles Of Class
4 roads in Morgan county. on which the
Morgan county court has proposed to
submit n bond Issue for 100000 to tho
vote Of the people Of the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

CHARLESTON. W. Va.-Fcderal aid
projects. approved by the State Road
Commission. are: ono mile on the
National Turnpike near Wheeling. in
Ohio county. $4,000; five miles in Wet
zcl county. between Wileyvillc and New
MartInsvillc, $4,000. The federal aid Is
one half Of tho cost in each instance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06
HERE AND THERE
Items of Interest IN Local People
About wheeling Folks, Societies
and Organizations.

Judge Alan Robinson Will hold n
hrirf session 81 criminal court Saturh1N
morning. fnll"wlnG which C"ur; VIII h'
adjourned for IN" term. liuS.n"ss has
been lighter than usual THIS term IN
account Of So many DEFENDANTS entering
pleas If gully.
TIL" first offender 10 h" arraiEnCd 10
fore Police Judge John :. EItz. VIZ"
made his initial appearance" on III" bench
Yesterday morning. drew q rain check,
Tn" lucky unc was Patsy r"mp"". ar
rested on complaint If his wife. charE-
ing him with assault and battery. at
their home. No. lll3 Alley. II. Wrdncs-
day evening" by officer RcId. Mrs.
p"mrc" railrd :" appear. Judge Ri!@
told tn" defendant that ne was lucky.
MS under tn" law wifi" could not h"
compelled - appear against her hu"-
band After promising Inn tho fun *
trnt Of tho law IN tho event Of oNnvic-
rion on Il like charge in the future The
court discharged IN" defendant.
Tho local office OF tho United States
employment scrvtcc has taken UP tho
matter o. securing positions for tho SOL
dlcrs who will return in tho next few
days from Camp Lee and belonging TO
the 3l4Ih Fold Artillery. Tn" clas@it'
cation cnrds were received from the
stnic office &C tho arrviCc at Char @.
ton on Tuesday and tho local office force
has hccn husy indcNinG the cards md
grouping them according to their clASSi-
ncaton. More than half os the return
Ing soldiers OF the 3Iith arc without
jobs TO 20 10 md expressed no prospects
Of same when tho cards were rIndc OFT.
Chairman Sondcrmnn OF III" local en-
ploymcrt service office is now comblng
tho city 70 ind them work 10 do after
reaching homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

For any kind Of cement or concrete
work. call ?. J. Gilligan. "a Fourteenth
ST. Rcu o44T-R. my-7-l!no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

BUY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-21
MILICYA w HAMMOND
INDIANA.

Hammond, Ind, 81. sierpnia.-
Dzisiaj w poludnie przyjedzie dc
Hammond dziesiec oddziaiow mi
.licyi stanowej, zmobilizowanej W
zcsziy piqtek, kiedy to rozpocze-
Iy sic zaburzenia strajkowe. Roz,
kaz zajecia poste-unk6w wokolc
fabryki otrzymano wtenczas, sdy
strawberry, odrzucili oferte kom-
panii Stan. Steel Co." ofiarujacej
As cent6w ma godzine i oSmiogo,
dzinny dzieh piracy. w ukiadach
~pomiedzy kompania a s~trajkiera-
mi braf takze udziai burmistrz
miasta, Brown. Pc otrzymaniu
decyzyi strajkier6w, burmistrz
szeryf Barnes wyslali natych-
miast proSbe do gubernatora Sta
MI O przyslanie milicyi. Przew6d
cy radykalni strajkier6w zagro-
zili. re mic pozwolq nikomu zbli-
FAC sic, hub wchodzic do fabryki.
konserwatywni natomiast przc--
w6dcy powiadamiaia, re strai-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-21

p. Palmer. wv m~iastach, posia--
daj2cych 10000 mieszkahcow
lub mniej, prawo, ktore proponu-
iecie ME mogioby bye zastosowa-
ne. Z tych wlaSnie miasteczek o.
trzymujemy najwiecej zazaleh'
Jabym byl zupe}nie skrepowany,
gdybyscie mi ograniczyli w}adze
powolania do odpowiedzialnosc
wszystkich wyzyskiwaczy. Me
powinniSmy ataki swe zwracat
jedynie przeciw wielkim REGAL
MON, a puszczaG ma wolno5c in
nych zdziercow, majacych male
intercsy handlowe. Wszystkle
materially, zgromadzone przez
mych inwestygator6w, przegl2d-
niete zostaiy przez department.
a kiedym otrzymal Pelne sprawl
zdanie, n~atychmiast rozpocz2fcm
prosekucye rzezalh."
w ciqgu dalszym - prokura--
tor domaga} sic odrzucenia "a
strzezenia nadajacego prezyden-
towi w ~przyszto5ci prawo nakfa-
DANA cen, oSwiadczajac, re lepie!i
bedzie, jezeli komisya przyjmle
do ustawy o kontroli zywnoscl
te poprawki, ktore on sam pred
lozy}, dodajqc, re jego plan wy
maya tylko dw6ch zmian W usta-
vie, podczas gdy plan komisyi
wymaga ich wieccj. w rezultacie
argumentacyi p. Palmera, niektd-
rzy czlonkowie komisyi twicrdzq,
&c komisya zgodzi sig ma lego
propozycye. Pred wyg}oszeniem
swych poglqd6w w sprawie po--
prawek do ustawy kontroli zyw-
no$ci, prokurator wyliczy} navy
firm, kt6rym Rad zaja} nadmier-
ne zaDasY iYWnOSCi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-21

lekkie zastrzezenie, XII zdumicniu
administracyi odrzucili plan PREF,
Wilsona - dlatego. ponicwaz, jak
twierdzq, plan ten ME zqdafby
zadnych zmian zobowiqzujqcych
inne Pahstwa, a polqczyli sic 2
senatorami, kt6rzy So "a zupcf-
rem odrzuceniem traktatu. PREF.
Wilson zqda1, ably wszelkie "a
s~trzezenia ujeto W forme rezoIu-
cyl, ME maj2cej mic wsp6lnego z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-21

PERSKI A w KON-
"STANTYNOPOLU.

Konstantynopol, , Fl. sierPnia,
-Przybyl tn sultan Ahmed Mir
"a, mfody szach perski, o kt6rym
poprzednio lonesome, &c ucickl
Z kraju w obawie o swe zycie, z
powodu podpisania traktatu z
Anglia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-21

cesanEowi Wilhelmowi ITO Mi
lionow marek, celem kompletne-
go zasatwienia jego pretensyi do
pobor6w listy ~cywilnej. Utracil
On do Mich prawo wskutek swej
abdykacyi, ale moga pod tym
wzgledem istniec take inne OPT
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-21
jacych sic o prace.
KR0TKIE ZE
STOLIC YKRAJU.

Washington, 81. sierpnia. -
Sir Rahindranath, Tagore, poeta
indyjski, odrzucii tytuf rycerza.
kt6rym go obdarzy} kr6l angiel-
ski, chcac tym sposobcm zapro.
testowat przeciw brytyjskiej ad-
ministracyi destrukcyjnej die
mienia i zycia ludzkiego W In.
dyach.
- Japonska ambasada w Wa.
szyngtonie otrzymaia Cd swego
rzqdu plan administracyi japoh-
sk;ej w Korei. Ma mocy togo pla-
nu, Japonia obdarzy ludnoSc Ko.
rel lokalnym samorzadem, IAN
darmcrya wojskoWa, ktora sic sta
Ia punktem ostrcj krytyki re stro
ny wielu pahstw e%uropejskich
zostanie usunietq, a w miejsce jei
postawionq bedzie policya cywil-
ma; system rzadow lokalnych ma
bye zadecydowany ma ~powszech-
mem giosowaniu; najwazniej-
Sym szczeg6iem, kt6ry najbar--
dziej dotyczy ludnosci korean
skiei - to zastrzezenie, IL narod
koreahski bedzie posiadat tc sa-
me przywileje. co Japohczycy.