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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

nifty to sxprsss their views, the
council adoptc{ the plan on my
lamentations. srovidinE Tor the
safion Of the ginning tracks OF
j railways and t-eping the streets
y the surface xrnAcs. the street sur
ace being sligbfly oppressed where u
{,a=se~ beu~p1n tssS tracks. Ord
nance - now being prepared e..
the grades and otherwise
msting into effect the decision of
b city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
BRITISH WILL HAVE
RECORD FILM STUDIO

LONDON. Dec. 3f.--Tbe largest
company in the history OF the Brit
ish film industry has been completed
thru the formation OF the Alliance
Film corporation. The company has
purchased Harrow Weald Park. near
London. which comprises 81 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
0LD-TIME MAYOR GOT
NO SALARY FOR WORK

Tho firrt mayor Of Seattle r.
ceived no compensation for hid
services. 81
Mayor c. -. Fitzgerald. the sffh|
incumbent OF the office. received 6
salary OF $1,000. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

In his weflknown medical work.
Tho Conquest OF Consumption
Or. Woods Hutchinson says
When once We cross tho summit
OF the Cascades we enter a totally
different climate, an air which II
mild, gentle and moist. but never
depressing. a country OF green
mountains. dazzling snow tipped
peaks. OF grass. mo.a and fern.
which knows neither the barren.
ness Of winter nor tho BROWNIES
OF summer. a land which has all
the best and most invigorating
qualities of the cradle of our Teu
tonic race. with mono Of its OK.
trcmes. IL IN the charm.
cd land OF the American continent.
where a temperate sun. a mid eli.
mate and fertile soil give man
the stimulus of the green and
rain'swept North with the luz.
urious returns for moderate effort
% the teeming tropics: tho most
restfui and soothing climate In
tho world. tho land whore II L.
always afternoon and tho ideal
home for tho blond races upon
this American continent. II you
have not seen Oregon. Washing.
ton and British Columbia. you
ack important qualifications for
imagining what the climate OF
heaven may be like And. what
= no small matter TO the invalid.
who needs abundant nutrition ss
well as rest and exercise. il tina,
All OF this region fairly teens with
everything that is nutritious an
attractive. Tho snow. tipped m Ss-a
tains ON ono hand and th. oun-
Japan current on tho oth~p great
the CLIMATE OF this s-cs Yer. make
In the western heRs Jon unique
slsspherr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
CENSUS NEXT
0F INDUSTRY
Uncle Sam on lump to Tab
City's Growth

Collection Of statistics Of the
products Of manufacturing indus-
tries thruou, the country VIII be
started early in 1890. according 10
information received by the indus
trial bureau % tho Chamber Of Com.
mercc from =. l.. Rogers. director Of
the bureau Of census. department Of
commerce. The aid OF the chamber
IL asked In this work and n special
committee Of the Industrial bureau
viii be named to take up the task.
This census In entirely separate
from that to ba taken between Jan
uary and is when each person IL
10 BE- counted by Uncle Sam. The
Industrial census Is exclusively for
manufacturing concerns.
Tho individual census IN taken only
once every ten years. while the gov
ernment surveys the country's I'm.
dustriai facilities every five years.
and beginning In 1891 this census
VIII BE- taken every two years.
Thrrc Classes Counted
The schedules for the manufactur.
Ing census are divided Into three
classes: % The general schedule.
applicable TO all manufacture. tD
Supplemental schedules for listing
tho products OF some OF the special
industries. such az flour. lumber,
machine tools. machinery. printing
and publishing. Strengthening ard
meat packing. f3) The administra-
tive or general office schedule ap.
plicable to companies having branch
establishments in different localities.
Rogers points out that since the
manufacturers census Of 1914 was
taken great Industrial changes have
taken place. new companies organ.
ized and new industries developed no
that former lists OF manufacturers
will require radical revision. Rogers
say aitho the census bureaus lists
OF manufacturers have been ciassi.
fled from all available sources, n
complete list Of Seattle manufartur.
ers classified by Industries with cor
rected addresses. particularly a list
OF recently organized companies.
would be Of great service TO the
bureaus special agent when he visits
this city early In the new year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

was returning from tho hospital
where he had just collected a lucra'
tive fee, the conductor suddenly re
membered the enormous number OF
coins coming to him from the doctor
and demanded payment OF the Dill
Tho doctor refused Indignantly. An
argument ensued, hot words few.
and the doctor left the car In fly
ing tailspin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

two children. Emma Lu and Buddy
Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AtkinA Mr..
and Mrs. c. -. rathrop, Dir. and Mrs.
y. A. Churchill. Mr.. and Nrs. Il. N
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Is. Bagiey.
and SIR. and Mrs. Charles Hood. Ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
PLAN TO ERECT BIG
RAILROAD IN Chill

PEKING, Dec. 31.--Merchants
and the gentry Of Chill will furnish
the funds for the erection OF n new
railroad to run from Tsangchow TO
Shihchiachuang. Estimated cost OF
erection Is between six and ten
million dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
TUNNELING is
PLANNED FOR
YEAR OF 1920

Before Seattle is 81 years old Incorporated munich
pat her people will be transported by subways tnneed
meath her thicky populated hills
This is the calm conclusion 10 be drawn from facts and
figures in the hands of city officials who agreed
that millions of dollars must be expended within the IL
months in progressive improvement projects to keep pace
with the ever-growing metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

Seattle has the largest Protestant
church In America. $500 adult com.
nsunirant~; and the largest Presby.
terrain church In tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

Freight from Chicago 10 San
francisco has 10 he lifted five miles
higher than freight from Chicago 10
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

IN MS annual report 10 the mayor.
superintendent OF Public Utilities
Thomas r. Murphinc calls attention
20 the acute congestion IN the down
town districts. n condition that only
. subway and elevated system will
remedy.
Tentative plans. drawn up by
Superintendent Murphine at tho re-.
quest OF Mayor Fitzgerald several
weeks ago. contemplate subway
town streets First. Second and Third
ayes. and an elevated road along
Railroad ave. II II estimated that
the proposed subway and elevated
system will cost in the ncighborhood
OF $1,000. 200.
Seattle win spend sT.<ss.s $50 for
municipal improvements in 1890.
That much Is certain.
This ambitious program does not
ineiudc the skagit power project nor
Goes II include tho proposed Cedar
river extensions.
In his annual report filed with
Mayor c. Il. Fitzgerald this week.
City Engineer A. II. Dimock points
out that more than 1900. 900 for
paving will be spent by Seattle In
1890. II the city engineers recon.
mendations are followed Seattle win
experience big improvements In its
transportation facilities. water sup
ply. street extensions. paving and
sewerage.
Proposes Tunnel
A direct route from tho city 70
Leschi park by subway tunneling Is
one of the city engineers plans.
Two routes arc proposed. one from
The park to a terminus at jackson
u and Twenty second ave. s. and
the other from Norman st and T'hir-
ty.fourth ave. s. to Dearborn ST. and
Rainier ave.
III Seattle is not to be handicapped
IN the commercial and Industrial de-
vesopment which seems bound to en-
sue during tho next few years"
Dsmock said. '-the work OF preparing
the tidciand area for Industrial use
also must be pushed.
During the past year this depas1
ment prepared and submitted to- \
city council maps showing pr the
methods of grade separation sfsosed
tideflats. Pursuant To 80 on the
Sercnces called by VOW several con
~ various raiiwaY fself. at which
nnnesaex<Ac4 companies and
81 M were given the OPP
Inisy to exprsss their views, the
por council adopted the plan on my
c,mmendations. providing for the
safion Of the ginning tracks OF
~ railways and t-cping the streets
the surface xraAcs. the street sur
kce being sIigbtly oppressed where y
{ passes bsus>Sn tssS tracks. Oral
nances - now being prepared es-
Hnblnhing the grades and otherwise
n&ting Into effect the decision OF
b city council
Subway II Planned
There Is no question that the de-
veIopment Of the udeflas area from
jackson st to the Arxo yards has
been very greatly retarded because
no certain grades have been cstab-
nshed therein and. with but few ex-
ceptions. no permanent street Inn
provcments could b. made. Plans
are now being put forward for the
grading and paving OF Fourth ave
b. The opening OF this avenu. from
jackson ut. to q connection with
East Marginal Way win very greatly
facilitate tho use and development
Of property abutfing thereon"
80 suhwxv under Third ave con-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
icy Toscanier, jest remiza j staj

Ley Toscanier, jest remiza j stat
MIA?
jest.
No, to juz Wszystko bedzie
dobrze. Trzeba bedzie z tamtad
sprowadzic pojazd i konia Po-
wiedz pan, re s%przedales tego ko-
MIA i pow6z i re 0 10tej godzinie,
przyjdzie pc ME ten, co je kupil.
Kon powinien bye zaprzezonyy,,1
tax zeby ten czfoWiek, potrzebo--
wal tylko Wsiasc ma koziol j odje-
chac.
-Kt6z bedzie tym skupcemY
-Zacny bursz, . ktoreggo sic
pan wcale troszczyc ME potrzebu-
jesz. Ale trzeba mi go bedzie "a
.p}acic i mann tez inne male Wydat
Xxi.
-Ilez pan potrzebujesz2
-Tylko 1000 frankoW. Zadam
ma najpotrzebniejsze Wydat-
Xxi
Paskal otworzyl szuf1ade wy
jail z niej sto luidorow.
Pan jestes bardzo dobry, jest
to prawdziwa przyjemnosscia mice
II panem do czyniema, rzek}
LEOPOLD chowajac pieniadze do
|kieszeni. = Ale teraz pokaz mi
pan to sw.oje .gniazdo przy ulicy
Toscanier. Potem music iisc ia O.
bad, DO czuje gl6d nieznosny. Je-
zelis pan take gIodny, to prose-
re nina.
-Dziekuje, jestem juz gdziein-
dziej zam6wiony, = odpowiedzia}
|Paskal krotko; = chodz pan te-
raz do mego domku ogrodowego.
Jaki mi dummy, -pomysla1
leopold, poczekaj ptaszku, ME
dlugo sic zlapiesz " zastawione
ma ciebie sid1a.
Gie1dzista Wsta}, WziaI paletot,
Eapelusz, wyjal 2 szuflady klncz
irzeh.
No TO chodzmy.
Wkr6tce obadwaj znajdowali
sic ma ulicy niebo pokryte sza-
remn chmura.ni, snieg ma dachach
tajaI; q ryn spyWalaabr uaRa NO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

sllaapchaEie przewraca ca1y sys-
Ittes1mIls'ss--Sp niebezpieczne
Echoroby clio " rodzinach ludz-
skieh. Me k1opoccie. sic - Holli-
Istera Rocky Mountain herbata
IWypedzi zapchanie, ureguluje
wnatrznosci, nastroi zo}adek, wy
czysci j wychedorzy. Bee zawadu
.sprobujcie ia 35c. W apiece
Brown Ogl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

CY ZNAJDZIE Sic GDZIEK oLWIEK DOM PoISKI, KT6REGO
OXEN LUB SCIAN OBRAZ TEN ME PRZYOZDoBI?..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
KOMUNI.K]|.lIAT']l

Jak to juz Konsulat Generalny.
Eniejednokrotnie podawal doyogg6ly-
|nej wiadomosci, zostaje onzasyy-.
|pywany tysiacami list6W zpyta--:-
miami W sprawachsb1achyych, kto
|rych ME moze zupelnie@zalatwie.
Re wzgledu ma naval roboty, te
Edoskonale tysiace ist6W czynia
regularne zalatWianie kores-
pondencyi waznej j Wy1nagga-
jacej rzeczywistego rzeczoWegoo,
zalatwienia praWie me1nozli
wynn. Korespondencya Konsula-
tn Generalnego dochodzi obecnie
do trzech tysiecy, ist6W dzien1--sI
ME, a PREY ograniczonym ska
die pracownik6oW Konsulatu, ME
jest on W staniepoprostu odpo--
wiada6 ma TAXA Hose lst6W.
Prosze vice jeszcze raz Roda--
k6w w Ameryce " celu ulatWie---
MIA dzia1alnosci Konsulatu Gene
ralnego wstrzymyWac sic Cd "a
pytywania mas N kWestyach, y
kt6rych bezposrednio nepomodz
ME mozemy, albo ma kt6re odpo---
wiedzielismy koml1nikatamiwp iss
mach. Odpowiadae listoWnie na
zapytania ma kt6re juzodpoWie
dzielismy komunikataniiIaienl ozze
my.
" sprawach ~ kt6rych scisle
informacye MONA uzyskae jedy--,
ME ma podstawie Wyjasniien w1adz
l.krajoWych nalezy zwracac sic
Wprost do tych wfadz bez posred-
nictwa Konsulatu Generalnego.
Konstanty Ruszczynsh.
Konsul Generality.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Honoryna zIekniona gwa4tow1

Scia m}odzienca.
No vice dowiesz sic pan, -
rzek}a, 49, re ME znajomy opiekun
kt6ry sic cd dziecinnego wieku O.
piekowal Renata, umar} pred xii
ku tygodniami.
Vic jest wolna zupelnie!
i ona opusci1a pcnsyonat.
-Opuscifa!- powt6rzyl MILO
dzieniec drzacym g}osem.
Talk pred kill,u dniami.
r. Pawef zbladi, W oczach mu sic
zacmilo, krew uderzy1a mu do glo
wy, a SERGE bio mu tax gWa1tow-
ME, jak gdyby sic rozpel1nac mia
lc.
-Lccz jest przeciez wiadomem,
dokad sic uda}a?.
Me, Renata sauna .tego ME
vicdzia}a, gdy sic z Paulina Lam
bert zegna}a.
-M}ody prawnik p~rzy1ozyl 4
rozpaczliwym ruchem reke do roz
pa!onego cZola.
-Juz pc wszystkiem - zaWy'oeFs
Hal. - Jednojedyne s4ewo rozA
chwiaio wszystkie marzenia MOLE
/ nadzieje: wyjechala!
Parma Terrys brala najszczer-
sly vspofudziaf W bolesci PaWIa,
lccz ME mog}a jej niczem snkoic:
Ale ten zmarly opiekun,
m0wif dalej m}odzieniec stlumio-
nym g]osem, - musiaf mice pre-
ciez jekie nazWiSko, a to nazWis-
ko mrlsi przeciez bye: komu INA
mem.
Honoryna skinela przeczaco
g}owa.
Nawct PAM Lermittc ME Vie
dzia}a, jak sic nazyval, - rzek1a.
-Jego miejsce pobytu, jego naz-
wisko, wszystko co sic tego czfo-
wieka tyczylo, by}o jej tax samo
ME wiadomcm, jak Renacie.
-Lecz ME mogla przeciez :opu
seize sauna pensyonatu, ktos mu-
sia} przyjechac pc MIA.
TAX, przyjechafa pc MIA kobie-
ia, kt6ra ia czesto odwiedza}a w
pcnsyonacie, i kt6ra by}a. podob-
no rarza0czynia domu jej opieku
ma, ale ia kobieta ME powiedzia}a
PAM Lermitte, dokad zamierza
wywiezc Renate.
Vice zadnego pc niej ME po-
zostalo sladu! -zawola} PaWe},
W najwiekszej pograzony rozpa-
czy. w tel g}ebokiej .ciemnosci,
ME ma ami promiczka swiat1a, "a
kt6rem mog}bym sic kierowac,
mic mi, jak bezw1adna rozpacz ME
pozostaje!
-Uspok6j sic panic Pawle! =
zawo}a}a Honoryna wzruszona do
g}ebi duszy, sciskajac jego rozpa:
lone dlonie.
-Moze. nam jeszcze Pauline
Lambert :zdola co W tenn dopo:
m0dz. .
w jakiz sposob?
! -Paulina pisze mi, re Renat5
obiecafa jej PREY pozegnaniu, da
wac czesto wiadomoSc 0 sobie.
Oczy mlodzienca zab}ysfy rado
scia. Ssssss
-Kiedy to obiecala, vice te'
dotrzyma, - zawo1a1, jeszcze vie
wszelka nadzieja ME stracona.
-NapisY dis jeszcze do PAUL.
- lasgs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
la ma bruk ulicznY. Blade SWAT:

Ola ma bruk ulicznY. Blade sWiiat=
10 latarni odbiijaIos sic ka1luuzaltcsl1hllE
blotnistej woody, . GAIA Y
miasta zdaWa1as,ile. llopsnstoszos
ma jakby mieszkanc pllssInieessLiii
sic gdzieindziiejj lub Wy,ylmarlIEgz2
Paskal ! jego toWarzysz szl q :
box siebie w milczeniiu az dosz1i
do starych Enthusiastically.
jClaR ualszy nasUeD1.y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
(Ciag dalszy.)
LIN.

!ionorvna slucha}a tych slow
P"wla .uwaga i wsp6lczuciem.
.Ici icnialny i czasem troche ironi
cz:>v wHraz twarzy, ustapif Wido-
cy,irmu roZrzevnieniu; mfody ZaS
p:vwnik m0wii dalej:
Mann vicl" roczucia honoru i
E"r!Aam zbyt szczcl'zc panne Re
Na:.>. abym 81" >miaf zwr0cic do
MS Samcj Il: oSViadczeniem,
w;>nH, lie powinicncm to- tajemni-
ce >s'rca mryo W,yznac najpierW
.jt,j rodzinir, ItcZ tcjZc ME znam
~ui.~lrty! | ME WIEN tel czy ME
o;:~hraibym odmoNncj odpoWic-
dz:. Nic WIEN, czy icj stsnoWisko
W >"itri" i jrj mienic, mic staNin
ia y virlc wyZe.: odcmnic? kto
VIE. rzv ME przedzic;a mas jaka
W.. paSlc do nicrrzcbycia? lego
N>=v>1kirgo ME wicm, i blagam
pa: y. abyS sic raczyla wywic-
dz;~@ o tenn. Mic bedzic to PAM
rUIncm. IA pomcca swcj przyja-
cin.iii Paulinv Lambert. Przez via
'r:,.o>* tel mlodei panienki, sta
II, sic mozc bardzo szczesliwym,
lee. przckladan nieszczescic mad
t. ~.:rrczaca nicpcwnosc.
l:Io!v pravniA przcsta} movie
h.%,iunka TcrvS milyZaia take,
t.; ir'iintnn ob1icZc ZachmurZv!o
~it Il hrWi >cipyncj,% sic bolesllic.
p"u"l zaniepokojony ten milczc-
t1i"t.,. zavolaL g,c"cm> blsgajacym.
PAM mi ME odpowiadasz. Cd
rz.~aSz vice ma prosbe' o PONCE?
-Jczcli sic waham Z odpowie-
slz.;-. - odpowiedziaia smutnie
]lIuuoryna, to ola tego tylko, re
pr2ykro mi Sprawi@ panu, wielki
DO! crca.
:'awcf zblad} i zaGrzal kurczo-
W..
-Wiec s%}usznic odgadfcm, -
rzcH:} - Renata nalczy do rodzi-
ny, kt6ra Jest zbyt znakomita, a.
BY mnic do swcgo erona przyjac
chcia}a?
-Tego ME WIEN i ona takze
NE vie, - odpowicdziala~ PARMA
Tcsrys, DO ona ME INA wcale swo-
.je.i rodziny.
-Ona mic INA svvojej rodziny !
- powt6rzy} Pawe}, ozywiona
naczieja W @iovie. =.
-Dzis rano w1asnic, odebra-
Iar2 list cd Pauliny Lambert, -
m:wi}a dalej hrabianka, w kto
ryIn mi wiele piszc o Renacle'
Gfeboka tajemnica otacza pocho-
d@enic tel dzicwcZyny.
-C0z mnic obchodzi ia tajem'
MA? Jezeli jcj rodzina jest mic
Nc znaczaca i uboga, tenn lepiej
Tcuo sobie wlasnie zycze, DO "
tym razie ME potrzebuje lekac slf
odmowncj odpowiedzi.
-Szanuje tie szlachetne uczu
ca. pana, - odpowiedzia}a Homo
ry:.a. ale to ME jest %przeszkod;
0 ktdrej wspomnia}am pierweJ
ktnrej waham sic wypoWledzlec
lcEajac sic zbyt bolesnie dotkna'
Dana.
Nov PAM, Ia Boga! - "a
wo1a} Pawef z niezmiernym pre-
strachem. - Milczenie PAM, Jes
Ola mnic zabijajacem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

ny, = rzekla Honoryna, ~ opisz,
jej milosc pana, j bede ja prosil'
0 adres Renaty, jezeli go juz pc
siada!
Z, % tax uczyn PAM, blagal Pa
wei, sk1adajac rece, jak do modli
twy, = moja wdziecznosc bedzit
niezr6wnana, DO PAM przywr6cis,
(mnie przez to do zycia.
-Napisze, jeszcze pred wiecze
rem, - odpowiedzia}a Honoryns
z usmiechem. - Me ola tego, re.
by mi tax bardzo 0 wdziecznost
pana chodzi}o, ale ola tego, re jes.
tenn szczera przyjaci64ka pana
ten ladny romansik bardzo mnie
irteresuje. Paulina dodaje W
swym liscie, re rodzice jej miesz.
kajacy W Paryzu, wkr6tce ia z
pensyonatu odbiora, gdy przybe-
die, bedziemy sic mogli cd niej
samej, wszystkiego %najlepiej do
wiedziec.
PAM jestes moim anio}em O.
|piekunczym, - zawo}al Pawe4,
przyciskajac do ust delikatna re-
Ike hrabianki, potem pozegnaf sic
i odszedf.
Zmiana tylu gwa1townych u
czuc przejscie z rozpaczy do ma
dziei, taxi wywarly wp}yw ma
mlodym, rozkochanym prawniku,
re szed1 przez ulice, jak napi}y
oprzytomniaf dopiero, gdy go
swieze prady wieczornego powiet-
RIA owiafy.
ALL Zawola1, Z ruchem, -
swiadczacym o jego silnej woli,-
music ia znalezc, przysiegam.
Pozostawmy Pawla powracaja-
ccgo do domu, a zwrocmy sic te-
raz do Leopolda Lanquier.
By1y wiezien Clairvaux, PREY
bywszy ma dworzec w%schodni, ma
:jaf dor6zke:i kauai sic zawiezc ma
ulice Pipkas, Przebiegly zbrod-
niarz oblicza} kazdy krok sw6j,
nie pozostawia1 mic przypadkowi,
i strzeg1> sic pozostawic pc sobie
jakiego Sladu, Il ktoregoby dian
p5zniej jake niebezpieczenstWo
wyniknac moglo:. O. kilkanascie
krok6w cd domu gieidzisty, Wy
siad1 4 dorozki i zaplaciwszy do
r6zkarzowi, brnqf pieszo przez "a
spy sniegu, do swego zacnego
.krewllego. Zasta} go samego W
M odg1os dzWonkas4ot-
Worzyl Paskal Lanquier drzWi i
.zdziwif sic ME maio, ujrzaWszy
pred SODA zupeinie nieznajome-
go cz}oWicka, utulonego=wielkim
y;zllem wclnianym.
To ia, - rzekl pc prostu Leo
pold.
Budowniczy, poznaWszy pc g1o-
sic swcgo Wspolnilza, pospieszy}
vprowadzic, 90 do kantoru i Fam
knqwszy drzwi. poszed} z MIN do
przyleglcgo gabinctu, W kt6rym
zwykle swe taicmnc konfcrcncye
odprawiali.
No c6z?- zapytal bez oyr0A
Xxi.
-Wszakzc ,juz sama obecnosc
moja tutaj dowodzi, ze wszystko
idzic wybornic. List Ntory przez
pana pos}afem Ia poetic, nadszedl
n%azaiutrz rano do Maison-Rauge
i poshutkowal talk, jak: sic spo-
dziewa1em.
Me WIEN wcale, co pan pred
siewzia}eS.
Tutaj Leopold wyrecytowa} ca
la tresc listu, miaf BOWEN pa
mice wysmienita.
Coz pan sadzisz o tenn? spy
tai w koncu.
-Jestes pan mistrzem W pre-
+biegiosci, - odpowiedzia} Paskal.
Vice ona przyjedzie sauna do
Paryza?
-Jutro O jedenastej godzinie
wieczorem, bede mial zaszczyt po-
vitae ia ma dworcu. ...-
To wybornie - zawo1a !. Pas as
kal zacierajac rece.
-Wybornie, = powtorzy} Leo:
pold, w~zruszajac ramionami, O.
}atwo to movie. Lecz E przy-
ljezdem ME wszystko jeszcze@skaolni
czone. To dopiero polowaszadaanilaa
Gie}dziste przeszlo zin1nnlo pc
; sk0rze. q 4 80
-Po}owa zadaniaa=-ngulkna1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

lUlaR aalszy nasrepl..,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-20
MEASURE FOR SEACOAST
DEFENSE PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Feb, ls.--Thc an
nual appropriation bill carrying
illls9.O00 for seacoast defense OF
the United states and it's insular pos
sessions was passed tonight by the
house without "A record vote and
sent TO the senate.
The bill carries si.6i1,692 for
coast defenses In the United States;
100000 for providing grounds
NSS3,150 for coast defenses IN the
nsuhr possessions and st,bg3,St9
for Panama canal Notifications. The
original estimates, submitted before
hosilities ended, totalled s5S9.0S5. e
0s, but later were reduced by the
war department. TO s56t91,262. Fur
lher rcductions were made by the
committee especially In the estimates
relating to field artillery and field
artillery ammunition.
The only item In the bill which
was closely questioned was that
making available n former authori-
Allon Of $4,000 for the construc-
llon OF radia dynamic underwater
torpedo invented by John Hays
Hammond, jr,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-20
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Btwards . Well. Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. r. NJ. Edwards for II years
treated scores OF women for liver and
bowel ailments. During those years
he gave TO his patients prescrip-
tion made OF few well known vege-
table ingredients mixed with olive
oil, naming them Or. Edwards Olive
Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers
on the liver and bowels. which cause
q normal action, carrying Off the
waste and poisonous matter in ones
system.
II you have pale face. saliow
look. dull eyes. pimples. coated
tongue. headaches, II listless. no good
feeling. all out OF sorts. inactive
bowels, you take one OF DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets nightly for a time and
note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women A. we'll as
men take Dr. Edwards olive Tab.
lets-the successful substitute for
calomei-now and rhen just TO Keep
In the pink OF condition. l0c and 2SS
per box. All drusgista
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-20
Film TO SHOW THE
NEGRO IN THE WAR
Feature Picture Approved m 1. =,
Government WIN Bc shown To.
might ai convention Hall.

Preceded by a noon day parade,
which "a i5-p.eoc negro baud will
lead and II which practically every
negro soldier n the city will take
part the feature tilm which depicts
the colorcd soldier IN every phase OF
his ACTIVITY during the world war.
Will he shown at convention hall to-
night This film - hcraldcd as "a
great success by tho nogru populn-
lion or riJcs where u has been shown
aud the local mHntgcmrnt Ia already
assured OF record attendance
This film Cltrlc- .hu audience To
me tlrst scenes Vhun thc negro went
TO war nud tpliuW- his activities at
nome IN the lrt ming camps through
out every drid I he daily life ~
the negro fighter Tor unCle SAM il
France Will bc shown and some real
action will bc reproduced the flln
bears the official stamp Of approval
OF the Cnised states government and
e's 'S~,N exhibited In many principal
c.tlea mrouEhout the country to large
crowds
1t is the policy of the management
10 run the picture tonight and as
many times uS The attendance ueccs.
Hltntes Segregated seating space
will he reserved FOR white persons
The first SHOW Is scheduled Tor \
o'clock. IN interesting fact relating
10 this f!m that the first member
OF the American forces TO receive the
trolN de Guorre was a negro.