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The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
Unique Horticultural Club.

Takoma Park, y. G., has a horticul-
tural club Of 40 members. half of
whom are specialists and scientists OF
the United States department of agri-
culture. This club was designed to
promote gardening, culture of flowers
and Identifying of home grounds, and
to aid in civic improvements, as well
as 70 hold contests and exhibitions of
flowers and vegetables The club pur-
chases seeds. bulbs, plants. fertilizer
and garden implements comparatively
for its members Educational meet
ings are held at regular intervals
This year 23 prizes, including two low
ing cups and eleven gold and silver
medals as well as u savings bank &C
count, will be awarded to club men,
bcrs for the best vegetable gardens.
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almost Invisible line then drew Il fish
hook from his pocket This he fastened
10 the line; then arising passed 10 The
table and filled his pipe from the to
hacco jar which sat upon it Seeing
that neither of the quarreling men
We're paying any attention to lim he
deftly fastened the hook through the
plan. thcn lighting his pipe went back
to his seat bf the FIRE Here while
smoking impertmbahly he quietly pull
ed the hair line and dragged the plan
from tie table and to him across the
floor slipping it into his pocket juSt
as the quarrel came to an end Morgan
abruptly m.ose.
Very well, We viii let the 15atter
rest until morning You take the will
and I'll keep the pian.' Astonlehment
lighted his face as he gluucel ut the
vacant place upon the table where
unit a few moments before tie plan
had reposed
IT'S gone"
'Whera" demanded John. Morgan
east his eyes about, letting them rest
upon Ra!nface who seemed To be dez-
ing in Ids chair.
You can search me. Neither does
the Inign know, for I saw II lying
there after he filled his pipe aad he
has not been near the table since"
THAT IS another hing we have got
To Let 20 until tomorrow. am going TO
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house and then run back to his front
door-you mean to tell this court that
he ran or just simply walked fastY
Il guess | know when | zee a man
run" the witness half answered
q say did he run or just walk
fast?" the attorney Numbered.
Judge, your honor" the witness
excitedly replied. rs he turned and
faced the judge. This here same law
yer made me liar in police court:
He might for all | know gone sixty
miles an hour. / amt 10 judge of
human nature"
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been sitting stolidly in a corner beside
the fireplace, raised his head after the
manner Of mountain lion HAT IS
wakened from his sleep. Coldly John
made his reply.
Il cannot believe that you mean
what You have Sad The wishes Of
Unele John must and shall he Carried
out. As for Miss Ethel we'll let tier
choose between Us if She wishes either
one Hawk Morgan closed his fists.
All right If You want to quarrel
over it you will have plenty of chance.
{ wanted To get along quietly with YOU.
hut if TINT don't suit YOU we will make
it war 70 the knife"
Go rs far rs you like returned
John Jelly.
Kntnfaee. though he had said Moth
iHg had not been idle From the long
braid Of coarse hair which fell down
his breast he looscned a number of
hairs, knotted them together into M
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
GOOD USE FOR OLD WELL
Water in 1t Employed to Cool That
in Use in the Public Drinking
Fountain.

In many cities which haye acquired
water systems, there are old wells
which have been abandoned and
closed. The illustration shows how
one of these was used in a Western
city to cool the water used In pub
He drinking fountain. The supply pipe
for the fountain. instead of running
directly from the water main to the
base of the fountain. led first to the
coil pipe which was placed below the
water line in the old well. AS the
drinking water flowed through the
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Coxey. formerly a shoemaker ar Mas.
sillon. ohio. had announced that he
would lead an army Of 100000 I'M.
employed people" there. he had
p aimed to petition congress to Issue
S500,000,000 in NOTWITHSTANDING
bends. til, proceeds to be used for
the improvement OF roads throughout
the country. thus giving employment
TO many persons. Coxey and Carl
Browne. follower, we're imprisoned
twenty days in Washington sor per
sisting in an attempt 10 make speeci,
from the capitol steps
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turns Of this coil, some of its heat was
radiated to the cold water In the well,
and, on emerging at the upper end of
the coil into the pipe leading to the
fountain, 1t was several degrees cool
or than when leaving the water main.
The device Is especially effective on
fountains of the type which are not
running continuously, but are turned
on by pressing lever.-Popular Me-
chanics Magazine.
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neighbor. who filed his affidavit set
ting forth that the defendant had will
fully. unlawfully and maliciously
thrown certain particles of glass into
tho street in front of atlantis resi-
dcnce.
Duriny tae hearing of testimony in
the county court the defendants law
yer with nl sails sci, let loose his
hest line Of cress-examination of the
complaining neighbor.
"You say. Mr.. Witness" the lawyer
snarled. that you saw this defendant
throw some glass in front OF your
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
Learning to Be Miserable.

Blessings ON the little folks that
have not yet learned 10 be miserablel
Smiles and bright faces are their nat
ural meat and drink. We may all stay
just that way if we will. How? BY
putting the very best there is In us
into doing things for other folks.-Ex-
change.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
Protecting A rplane Propellers.

FTOttcIhg HTpIahe PTopeTTers.
An aluminium plating for airplane
propellers has been devised for the
purpose of protecting the wood from
the influence Of the weather. which
has been a serious problem heretofore.
The plating is thin leaf which is in
corporated in the finish of the propel-
lers, and the idea was developed by
the forest products laboratory at
Madison, Wis. and placed In produc-
ton by the war department. The
process is practically 100 per cent eff
fectiye in preventing absorption of
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
Town Plants 600 Trees.

New Bedford, Mass is setting out
900 trees this spring and this town
claims that It almost holds the record
for the number Of trees 1t possesses
in proportion to street mileage, ac-
cordine to a report to the American
Forestry association Of Washington,
whose campaign for memorial trees
for soldiers and sailors is nationwide,
and which is registering all such
trees
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.E WENT WITH SPEED
Iss About All Witness Cared
estify as tc the Gait
of Defendant.

ne trial was IL the Marion circuit
4 = OIL appeal from The police court.
rft the defendant had been guilty
|'l3'htias q city ordinance prohibit
lie throwing of rubbish il the
s' rates the Indianapolis News.
cas-ge had been preferred by
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

water. particularly in the storage
stage. y French authority states that
SO per cent of the French propellers
produced are rejected by the pilots
mainly because they are out of bal
ance. This difficulty is due largely 10
unequal absorption or distribution of
moisture and can he greatly reduced
by an effective interpreting coating.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
aElower in Every Home

Now, let's celebrate the return OF
peace by cleaning up" planting up"
painting up and end it with natures
choicest tribute to man. Our slogan
is = Flower in Every Home"
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01
Onions for Insomnia.

If troubled with insomnia try eat
ing raw onions at the last meal In the
day. Give this a thorough trial. not
once only. but for week or two.
The Monticellonian., 1919-08-01

Now on your way the two of We.
and don't come back 10 bother me.
You'll be glad enough To ear this
with your ten fingers before the day i
over for niyer n spoon or forl, djd
l bother to nut M with fbe vittlns g"
Playfully she showed Them opt mon
the snow.
Running ahead of him lightly rs n
rabbit, Ethel shouted hack her cbaI-
lenge to the laboring man
You may know moro obout knives
and forks than do Mister hrt I daro
You to race me- nen snav.shneso A.
once he accented fine def ONLY tba novt
moment 70 find himself daundo,tno
1pon his face in the Witt s,,otbor
She led the way - few Yards in aa-
vance If him s1fmminq olar tho Sim.
merfne surface with tho holiness IF =
wfnd-hlov.n 1aaf At Ias4 vanf.I,inq inta
a cluster Of somber snrnco Win = de-
FAINT wavo Of her hand Ffnnsf,v Dav{s
passed an In nnrenit a,i,inG conf
deace and SopeG rs bo nroarassod Yet
So Good u sfarf of him did she bova
that who, he entered tha thi.l, ero,,t1,
she had rvstnrionsf,= dfsa1no.rad Per.
pIexe,llv he starrd oh,ut
From half dozen yards away tha
girl, crouchins behind bo>vldcr.
watched him rs amusement spread
over her face Then suddenly reaching
GOWN she gathered up handful of the
SNOW, pressed II INTO ball and threw
- amy upon the side o. his fllr cap
= "eN ii'H 5i!a ouTSi'= I'o'Nt'eriIl9 MS
M ~ .i=-at 3lateIttSS' lie
- '''s si"i.,t 9'1o9''
-, 9it'' 'al. ne q'ltea hef.
ihi"usH 'iie StItiflesS OF the noun
'', ~. ''it nj N,tff came t'uhlihelH.
:" i'"e Nii'e more aoout Knives
-, - mn ~ put ,'ieie u
az ,',..'5' ~ '''is WI ~ = II l''o
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g pms up " ''''''o' u
u 'i'''t, Mss i"il,a'teii'e' II 20
~ u @''sl Soti iaee,
rive minutes later, despite his aWk-
WsfahcsS roeh MS laced foefsear. ne
llad tlfea hef out caught hef, heid her
MS prisoner. =fta5 laashlhs' nall cry
lhs'= she struggled III ms arms as he
9'sl3.!i - - e'.1 9's NJ M Fat' ,1i
urea t'hS'S heF race turned 'Seii TO ms
/ aldh mean h-piease don't she
gasped' iils mana dropped.
cry well. he returned grave'!.
For this once you are pardoned'
Noon found them deep in Il canyon
through which a stream came roaring
down from the great peaks. From
dead tree the man cut the smaller
branches Ptiihs them nigh ana hulid-
ing a roaring blaze From the ruclS-
sack ne dragged the eoffee pot and
thrust it into the Goals while she held
a frying paE and slice of bacon aloft.
"a fish to go viii, the bacon" she
laughed.
From the pocket of her Jacket she
drew line and hook. while he with
his small woodsman's ak Topped off
cast II I'M" Il poor oeilea'h roeN
me next instant iier voice aiiSiiis ~
I
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coxey's March to Washington.
There We're I'D in ECoxey's army
when it reached Washington. May /.
1894, although General" Jacob S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
Z KONWENCYI ROBOTNI-
CZEJ.

w mieScie Peoria, ILL.,, odbywa
sic obecnie konwencya stanoweJ
Federacyi Piracy, ma ktorej wezo
raj pomiedzy innymi przemawiai
Towniez John Fitzpatrick Zapo-
wiedzial on, re gdyby nawet przy
szlo strakowac lat dziesiec, ro-
botnicy zatrudnieni W stalow-
mach, operowanych przcz Milo
nera Gary, stac beda przy swoich
zadaniach wytrwale do ko1ca. -
Wing Gala zwala on na tego czlo
wieka; mowii, re gdy robotnicy
starali sic uzyskac pos}uchanie u
niego, prezydent Wilson przy-
znai i'm slusznosc, dodaja jedno-
czeSnie, IL wszystko w eWej mocy
bedzie czynii, aby zwolana by}a
konferencya, ma ktorej obie stro-
ny mog4yby sic Porozumiet. Ga
ry ME wiele zwracal uwagi ma
prezydenta jednak i ma konferen-
eye sic ME zgodzil, dowodzac kro
klein tym; ze czuje sic silniej--
Sym, niz caly Rad republiki a.
merykahskiej. Fitzpatrick wyra-
iii sig, ze czasby juz byi6 udowod
mic Gary'emu, re krajem ME, rza-
dzi bynajn,niej, ze i robotnicy ma
ia prawo slowa czynu. Ma Kon
wencye zjechafo sic z CORA 700
de1egatow, ktorzy "a inicyatywa
Fitzpatrick, urzadzfli skladke ma
potrzeby strajkujacych robotni--
kow, kt6ra przyniosfa z CORA
$500. Konwencya wysla}a do Sc
kretarza wojny, Baker'a, prosbe,
ably usunal z Gary, komendanta
wojsk federalnych, Pulk. w. S.
Mapes, ktory zachowuje sic s.ron
niczo, biorac W obrone wlascicie-
Ii stalowni. Mial on sic wyrazic,
mianowicie, ze strajkiem rzadza
ME robotnicy, lecz radykali, kt6-
rzy usiluja usunac Rad obecny.
Zdaniem Fitzpatrick, gadanina
podobna czyni krzywde strajkie--
rom. Pulkownik Mapes tiumaczy
sic, ze go ME zrozumiano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
EXTRA
Delegaci Polscy ma
Konferencye Piracy
PrzybyG.

OtrzymWemy ponrzszy tele-
gram oficyalny:
Nowy York, 25. pazdziernika.
= w dniu 2go, W sobote - na
poHadzie oretu ,Mauretania"
przybyaa PolshO Deiegacya ma
Miedzynarodowa Konfereneye
Piracy, kt6ra rozpocznie sic 29go
bm. W Waszyngtopie. Przybyli !:
DIR. Franeiszek Sokot, inzynier,
szef sekryi Ochrony Piracy. Rie-
mer, pose3 do Sejmu, czionek Par
tyi chrzescijansko dernokratycz-
nej: delegaci ci reprezentuja Rad
Polsld; pcocz mich - jalzo delegat
rowniez przyby1 b. minister pre-
nysfu i handlu, Zagleniczny, jake
przedstawiciel ko3 przernys4o-
wych, przedstawiciel ko{ robotni-
czych unii przemysfoweow, Ber-
natowicz, oraz Jan Rogowicz
Zofia Praussowa, jako techniezni
doradcy.
(pod.) Rzadowe Biuro Infor-
macyjne dla Jezykow Obcych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
UMOWA POLSKA z MEM
CANT.

Berno, 25. pazdziernika- - Pod
pisanem zostaso pomiedzy Polska
a Niemcani porozunienie CO do
spraw yekonomicznych - nader
waznych, na podstawie ktorego
Niemcy maja dostarczyc Polsce
$4,000 ton wegla miesiecznie, W
'zamian "a CO Polska dostarczy
Niemcom szesc milionow cetna--
row (cetnar - sto kilogramow)
kartof1i W oznaczonych odstepach
czasu po Is marek Ia cetnar. Mad
to Polska dostarczy Nierncow 70
do 80 ton mineralnych olejow, o.
raz innyeh produktow miekhego
wegla, million THROW alkoholu
znaczna iczbe drobiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
GoRNTCY oDRZUcAJA PRO
SBE W1LSONA.


- Ostatnia proba zazeguania
straFsu pol miliona gornikow, ma
znaczoneso ma 1go lrsopsda stala
sic p4onna. Gornicy ME ussuchaii
nawet prosby prez. Wiisona, kto-
ry mino choroby starai sic, ably
ci odwo4ali strajk i przyszli do,
pewnego porozumienia z waasci-
cielami kopaln. Obre strony byay
90 rowni nieublagane. Ma konfe-
rencyi jedna strona atakowa4a
druga, az nareszcie obie grupy
przyprowadzone oPorem wzajem-
ny,n do. ostatecnosci, opzscisy
Washington, rozbijajsc konferen
eye zwo4ana przez seir. piracy
p;ec dni temu.
Pc ostrej. wymianie slow, J. L.
Lewis - wraz kitku innyrni
przew6dcami gorniczej uni opu-
sell sale i tylko ma tyle sic Ia
trzynai, ably zapowiedziec, ze
strajk ME bedzie odwo}any, i re
rozpocznie sic wyznaczonym
czasie, II. 1go listopada. Rozbicie
Ionferencyi macy, re kaldy lo-
kal uni gornikow powfadomiony
zostanie, IL ko9ferencya ME Przy-
niosla pozadanego rezultatu i re
robotnicy maja wyjst ma strajk o
naznaczonej godzinie.
PREF. Wilson przedfozyI ,swa
prosbe o odwolanie Strajku przez
sekr. piracy Wilsona. w movie
swej sekr. Wilson przedstawH,
jake skutki spowoduje strajk /
nawolywa}, ably obie strony wa
Jennie sobie rnstapi}y; gornrkow
zas prosii, ably ME wychodzili ma
strajk, lecz nadal pozostali ma
swych stanowiskach, czekajac o.
statecznego wynittu rokowah. Po
wyjscip sail g6rnikow, sekr.
Wilson prawie re izami W oczach
powstai, zabral swe papiery / or
najmil, re konferencya zakonczy-
+ sic ma dobre, poczem opowie--
dzial jak Gala sprawa stoi, unika-
jac przytem oskarzania ktorejkol
wick strony. Wiasciciele kopalh
- mowif sekr. Wilson zgodzili
SIC W zupe4nosci ma propozycye
PREF. Wilsona, zapowiadjac swa
gotowoSt przystapienia do roko-
wan, a gdyby rokowania te ME
przyniosly pozadanego skutku,
pragneli,. ably rozpoczeto arbftra-
eye, podczas ktorych kopalnie
miaiy bye w ruchu, jsk dawniej,
czekajac wyniku wspolnej konfe-
rencyi. Gornicy natomsast twier-
dza, re W liscie PREF. Wilsona
znajduja sic dwie propozyce: O..
kazali oni gotowosc przyjecia
pierwszej propozycyi ii. przysta-
pienia do rokowai, wiasciciele zas
oswiadczyli, re przez przyjecie
propozycyi PREF. Wilsona W 1u-
pefnoSci, okazali gqtowosc przy-
do rokowati lub anbitra-
cyl kiedykolwiek tego zazada
sekr. piracy Wilson, poczem sic
rozeszli. Gornicy pozostali j wy
razili zal, IL ME moga prowadzic
rokowari, ami tez odwotac strajitu
chyba, re zostana upewnieni, re
Z rokowai tych otrzymaja korzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
.KALHlDARZYK.

Dz&, sobota, Is pazdziermka: Sw.
KrySptna Mez-
Jutro, niedziela, o pa5tfzieTnika:
Sw. EwarySta Papie1a.
Dwad1iesCa Riedziela po zielonych
SwiatSaeh.
Euangelia: o U1drcu: niu Syna
Kr6IewSsiego.
PojuIrze, poniedzialek, ~ paz--
dneruika: Sw. FrumeRcyusza Bisk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
PRZEZ SzWAJCA
RYE WSTRZYMANY.

Berno, Is. pazdAernika. -
Rad. szwajearsh wstrzyrnal Pre-
jazd przez Szwajcarye wszelkich
emigrantow, wacajacych do Pol
ski, albo do Czecho-S{awii: zarza-
dzenie to wydano dla tego, IL ma
granicy, austryaeidej zatrzytnuja
takich podroznych przez czas
duzszy braku 5ywnosci opafu
i utrzy1nanie ich rachuja ma
koszt kaju - przysytajacego W
tyn wypadku - Szwajcaryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
D'AnnunziO Apeluje do Ameryki.
Stan ObIezenia W Petrogradzie-Lenin u
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.
pODZIAL BANATU MIFDZY
RUMUNIE I SCRIBE.

Paryz, %. pazdziernika- - "
niarodsjnych koiach tute1szyct
podaia, ze Najwyzsza Rsda kon-
ferencyi pokojowej odrzucifa "a,
tania Rununii, azeby ratyflSo-
wac doeonane przez nia ustalenle
jej granic zachodnich. Rumunia
domagaA sic "a poSredn'ctwen
swego premiera Bratiano, azeby
przyzna6 jej oba brzegi rzeki Ma
ros az po Cise, azeby W obreb Jel
sranic wIaczyc missta 'Bekes
Csaga i wreszcie, aby jej zachod'
ME granfce Wegrami Przesunat
o IA mil na zachod Cd ltnii kolejo-
wei, laascej miasta Arad Te-
n,esvar.
w odpowiedzi swej na przedsta
wienia rumuiskie, Rsda Najwyz-
sza oSwiadczyha, re ME moze zmle
MAC ldauzul traktatu, ktore Eako-
ntrnkowane jz zostaiy wszyst-
kim mocarstwom sprzymierDo-
nym dlatego decyzye te musza
byc uznane "a finalne.
OdnoSuie do postanowien W
sprawie gwarancyi prsw mnieJszo
sci narodowoSciowych zakomuni-
kowaSa Rada Najwyzsza Rnnu--
nil, ze mocarstwa sprzymierzone
50 jednomySlnie zdecydowane
podtrzymac te podstawowe zasa-
dy, na ktorych oparto pokoj, ze
jednak ME maja wcale zamiaru
whraczac W sfere Suwerennosci
wewneGznej polityki Rumunii,
Zaprasza sic ia tylko, ably przy-
stapAa do Ligi Narodow, o co
zreszta Juz poprzednio wniosfa
ona swe 1gioszenie.
Co sic tyczy klauzul terytoyal-
uych, to Rumunia otrzymuje ca
la prowincye Transylwanii W po-
srdniowych Wegrzech, obejnrula-
ca 30, 900 kilometrow kwadrato--
wvch obfitujaca W bogactwa ma
turalne. w zamian "a odmowfe-
ME iei niektorych dystryi1tow
Mast ja8 Gyufa, gdzie czesc lud-
noSci stanowia Rumuni, otrzymu-
ie ona terytorya mtasta jsk A
rad i Oradiamare, W ktorych zna-
czny proeent stanowi hrduosc we
giersta. Korferencya odmow1c
iednak musi Runrrnii Przyznanra
jej wyiacznej bOontroli mad bieg-
naca na posnoc cd Arsd koleja dc
Csaba.
Banat zostaje podzieaony po-
rriedzy Scribe i Rumumie rozgra
niezenie go ma odnoSne czesci do
t,>.,~.:a- s-;a vrk7Snie teraz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
MOVIE NASTAPIA ZMIANY
w POLICYI.


Onegdaj suspendowany zostal
kapitan policyi Thomas F. Gro
min, jak rowniez pieciu jego zau-
fanych zausznfkow, poniewaz ko-
misya sluzby cywilnej sprawdzi-
Ia, re W dystrykcie jego protcgo-
wano zio wszelkiego rodzaju. Do
decyzyi tel przyszedf szef 'po-
wyzszej komisyi, Percy B. Coffin
kt6ry obecnie rozpatruje dziaial-
nose innych kapitanow. Chodza
pogloski, re nastepna ofiara be-
dzie kapitan James T. O'Toole'
&c stacyi Desplaines; stacya ia
graniczy z dystryktem suspendo-
wanego kapitana, W obrebie kto-
rel dziac sic maja rowniez wszel-
kiego gatunku nadulycia, kradzie
ze, }amanie prawa prohibicyjne-
go. a winni chodza po Swiecie
bezkarnie. Prawdopodobnie w po
niedzia}ek dowiemy sic W tel kwe
styi blizszych szczego}ow. SECT
Garrity oswiadczyl, re 75ciu po-
licyantow stanac musi W najblz-
Sym czasie pred doktorow, kto
rzy sprawdza, czy wypeiniac oni
.moga swe obowiazki; maja oni
bvG podobno zupelnie niezdolni
do wypelniania sluzby. w przy-
sz}ym miesiacu cz}onkowie komi-
syi siuzby cywilnej egzaminowac
beda 75-ciu porucznikow, ktorzy
ubiegaja sic o urzqd kapitanow.
sEGREGUJA MURzYNoW.
Wlasciciele domow, pofudnio-
wei strony miasta w szczcgoIno-
sci, .czynia starania, ably Z dystryk
TIL wyrzucic mieszkancow rasy
czarnej, osadzajac ich natoriast
W dystrykcie specyalnie dla Mich
przeznaczonym, zdala cd blasvch.
Wczoraj odbyio sic W tel kwc-
styi zebranie biaiych murzynow
pnr. 1854 Grand Blvd, gdz!e
sprawa byla omawiana szczegolo-
wo. Murzynow strong reprezen-
towa} adwokat ]. Gray Lucas,
ktory aczkolwiek zwrocii bia}ym
uwage, re W sercach murzynow
ME ma ziej krwi, AMI 1razy do
bialych, zaprzeczaJac jednoczes-
ME jakoby murzyni byli elemen-
tenn wywoiujacym zaburzenia, to
jednak z drugiej strony godzii sic
ma propozycye wyznaczenia jego
wspolplemiehcom osobnego dy-
stryktu, pod tym jednak warun-
kiem, re domy beda W dobrej
kondycyi, oraz, re ceny ME beda
"a wyg6rowane. Wice-prezydent
Stowarzyszenia Handlowego, L.
T.. Jamme, oSwiadczy} reprezen-
tacyi murzyhskiej,, re sporzadza-
ne So plany zbudowania i'm wy,
godnych domow, mad ktorymi
praca wnet sic rozpocznie. Zor-
ganizowana zostaia korporacya,
ktorej czlonkami jest wielu ludzi
bogatych, ktora wydac zamierza
ma poczatek try miliony dola-
row ma pobudowanie odpowied-.
Mich domow dla murzwcW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
KrOnika Chica&0ska.

zow i samochodow. Toronto, acz
kolwiek liczy tylko okolo pol mi
lima mieszkancow, posiada CORA
diva tysiace fabryk, ktore miesz-
ca sic W specyalnie dla mich
przeznaczonym dystrykcie, ma
granicach miasta. Miasto to zaStr
piIo kitka mil linii tramwajowych
ktorymi zarzadza, liczac "a bllety
diva Gently cd osoby; reszta znaj-
.duje sic W rekaGh prywatnej kom
.panii, ktore licza try Gently. Ia
diva lata, miasto zamysla sp.acic
zupelnie kompanie i zabrat pod
swoj zarzad wszysttie linie ulicz-
ne. Cos Podobnego zda}oby sic
w naszem mieScie. Alderman
chicagoscy studyuja te kwestye
ze wszystkich stron; po powrocie
do Chicago, spodziewac sic male
zy, beda "a tymi ulepszeniami
glosowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

Serbii przyznano procz czesci
Banatu bogata rofnicza wyzyne
dysTyStu Torontal, poso1ona ma
polnoc cd Serbii obejmujaca
miasta Nagy4Kikinda, Nagy-Bes-
ckerk, Versecz i Panciova. w Ba-
nacie przyznano Serbii dwie trze-
Gle tamtejszych drog wodnych, z
Do Paryza przybyl ostatnio
serbski minister spraw zagranicz-
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