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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19
NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS. the Siftings Printing and Pub
fishing Company has been dissolved and it is
now the duty of the undersigned to convert all
the property belonging to such corporation into
cash and to distribute the same among the stock
holders,
NOTICE is hereby given that at the hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday the goth day
of September 1919 at the office of the said cor
poration, No. 1850 Miner Street. Idaho Springs,
Colorado. the undersigned will offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash all the proper
ty belonging to the said corporation described
as follows, to wit:
One col quarto Potter drum cylinder press.
one 10 Is C&P Gordon; one Challenge proof
press; one 23-inch CAP CUTTER one Acme stapler
one l-horse power electric motor. wires. switches
and connections: a large assortment OF job type,
poster wood type, newspaper type; cases and
cabinets; Oliver typewriter; two desks, filing
cabinet; all paper stock; shelving; fixtures sub
scription list; accounts receivable; good will of
the business.
The said property will be offered for sale and
bids will be received for separate articles and
parcels and for all the said propety masse,
and. if a greater sum be offered bid in the ag-
gregate for separate articles parcels of the
property, such bids will be accepted; but if a
greater be offered or bid for all the said
property masse then such bid will beaccept-
ed, in order that the largest sum possible may be
obtained for all the said property; and any and
every person. including the stockholders and
officers of the said company and the undersgn-
ed. will be permitted to bid and to purchase.
Dated at Idaho Springs, Colorado. September
, IS. 1919.
IRWIN G.. STAFFORD,
ELISE NJ. STAFFon.
Trustees OF the Creditors and Stockholders of
The Siftngs Printing and Publishing Company
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19

Cutting millinery bills by making their widespread
economy the
making in
of
"hone
been popular that limit the number who could
of the three club meetings being pretty hat for each club member
nominal
the
members better
o a trimming
herself includes shopping
metho s be
of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Items of Interest Taken from the S1ft1ngs OF lhls
CORRESPONDING Week Fifteen Years Ago

Fifteen business men were in
stalling steam heat.
w. A. Thompson left for Dar-
lineton, Wisconsin, where his
mother had died suddenly.
Mrs. Ida NJ. King died at Eer
home at Dumont after two weeks
illness of erysipelas, at the age OF
81.
The local order of Elk were
expecting to entertain 800 men,
bers from Denver, who were 10
come up by special train. Central
City Elk were TO be guests also.
The wedding of Miss Frances
K. Smith and Mr.. Edgar l.. Saw
age was to take place at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. Fl. Daniels, Septem :
Der 27
Workmen exCavating below the
Ward mill for cyanide tanks,
found an old pick and handle 20
feet below the surface The ham
die was of an old knotty pine aud
in an excellent state of preserva-
ton. The find was made within
few feet OF the spot where gold
was first discovered b. Geo. A.
jackson, and was placed Oh exhi-
bllion in the window of w. l.
Shaffer and Co.
AT the first meeting Of the Star
and Crescent literary society in
high school, piano solo by Miss
Adele Wood was enjoyed. John
Sherwin spoke in bebalf Of the
freshmen, and Russell Tanner re-
sponded for the upper classmen.
Henry McClelland was elected
president; Mamie King wee presi-
dent; Douglas KILN, secretary
and treasurer; Prof Potter, Harry
Noyes, Eva Cameron. program
committee; Miss Garduer, critic !;
Robert McC.eilaud and Harry
Noyes, ushefs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19
Wipes Out State Taxes

A livelier concern over the pro-
posal of government ownership of
the railroads has been manifested
among the states since the dis
covery that the Railroad Broth en-
hood bill would eliminate all pay
ment of state and local taxes
Governor Davis of Virginia, has
communicated to the state the
Commissions report showing that
eventually the state would lose
81, 100000 in taxes each year,
about onefourththe total receipts
of the state treasury, from which
come the funds for schools, high
ways, pensions. payment of the
public debt and other expenses.
Many states now receive large
portions of their total revenue
from taxes on the railroads, New
! York with S1l,OO0,O0O being the
highest; Minnesota, S6,000,O00;
Texas, S5,0O0,O0O; North Dakota,
50, 100000; Colorado, 50, 100000;
{ Louisiana, 100000; Florida,
81 ,50O,O0 and others in proper
ton.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19
Hints on How to
Make Good Jelly

Under.ripe fruits and sour fruits
make better jelly, because they
contain more pectin.
After the fruit has been boiled
down, it should be permitted to
drain over night, or the jelly may
be cloudy.
To test for pectin, place a
tablespoonful of the cold, unsweet
ened juice and a tablespoonful Of
grain alcohol together, and mix by
shaking gently. Allow it to settle
for thirty minutes in glass. Ii
jelly-like substance collects in
the bottom the juice is suitable for
making jelly.
If the substance does not appear,
pectin is not present, and the juice
should be cooked again with the
white inner skin of orange or
lemon peel, which contain plenty,
until the test turns out right.
Three-fourths of pound OF sug-
ar to two cups of proper juice
should make good jelly. 1t the
juice is just right, six ounces OF
sugar to one-half pint will make
Jelly that will stand alone.
Jelly is ready to be poured into
containers when the juice drops
as one mass from the side of a
spoon.
No wateris needed for very juicy
fruits. Simply crush them in the
kettle with potato masher. just
cover fruits that are not easily
crushed, or that are not very juicy.
Second grade jelly can be made
of the juice obtained by squeezing
after the juice has drained over
night. This will have just as good
flavor, but will not be clear.
After the jelly making has be-
gun, slow cooking may destroy the
pectin. The juice should be cook
ed as quickly as possible.
The following fruits are ideal
for jelly making: currants, sour
apples, under-ripe grapes, ounces,
crab apples, wild cherries. These
fruits contain pectin, and the al
cohol test is not necessary.
Juice of ounce, pear, peach and
sweet apple lack acid, and should
be mixed with under-ripe grapes
or crab apples.
APPLE and GRAPE JELLY
Do not peel the apples, but core
and slice them. Take equal parts
of apple and grape, and one-half
as much water as there is fruit.
Cook until tender. strain and meas
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19

ure the juice. To each half-pint
of juice, allow scant cupful of
sugar. Cook the juice uncovered
rapidly for twenty minutes, and
then add the sugar, which has
been heated in the oven. Cook
for about five minutes longer, un-
til it jells.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19
What Is Man?

Break the Thells of 1000 eggs into a
huge pan or basin, and you have the
contents to make Il man from his toe
nails to the most delicate tissues of
his brain. And this is the scientific
answer to the question, "What is
man?''
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19

The Presidents swing around
the circle in the interests of the
league of Lations is taken by many
in Washington as an announce
ment that he is a candidate for a
third term on that issue. If the
Senate does not accept the league
in toto, the people will restore him
to power-perhaps on the plea that
he will keep us out of all further
war.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19
How to Rise Early

A New Yorker was spending the
night at a '.hoter' in a southern
town and told the colored porter
that he wanted to be called early
The porter replied: "Say, boss.
I reckon yo' amt familiar with
these heah modern inventions
When yo' wants to be called In de
mawnin, all yo' has to do is jest to
pres de button at de head of yo'
bed. Den we comes up and calls
yo."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19

Have you a two-cent blue Ha
waiian stamp of 1851? They are
very scarce, and said to be worth
about S370O each.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-09-19

Surnames.
Surnames began to be used first
among the nobility in 1900.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01
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E AND THEY SAID
WE COULDN'T FIGHT!

= The words contained IN the !
= above caption appear in black on /
= notified blue background on i
= one OF the most striking and ele- i
+ qaent posters. that will appear :;
+ throughout the United States I
I. during the Victory Liberty Loan /
+ Campaign that will open April i
4. 81 and close May 10. :
: There is no mass of detail in I
+ this amazingly effective poster. 4
+ that is a real work OF art. The :
= central figure, and the only hg :
3 IRE. is thai of an American sol +
+ der boy. He IS emerging out Of :
= the gloom over there. with 4
+ grin-not smile-on his face 4
3 over his right shoulder IS his +
+ rife, with bayonet affixed In :
+ right hand in addition to the +
Z the other hand. swinging at his +
> left, are two more Hun helmets. +
r But the fgure-there is The =
= thing that makes one swell with =
+ pride and patriotism. L depicts +
+ a dough boy emerging from ac- +
f. ton Clad in khaki. his coat is +
+ opened at the front, and his m 4.
= dershirt is stained with blood. :
; A bandage on his left arm is also I.
= crimsoned. +
+ But that grin, coupled with =
:. And they said We couldn't fight" i.
n
+ Of others like him were willing TO =
+ sacrifice for the Stars and +
+ Stripes. =
+ Now we are called on to fur :
+ nish the funds TO bring him and +
: the others home. This dough boy 4
= will do much TO loosen the purse Z
+ strings and make this Victory =
= Liberty Loan complete success. Z
= = = = = = = = = + + = + = = . .
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01

e s Navy. went on patrol duty in
search OF submarines Mrs. Roosevelt
is the wife OF Lieutenant Colonel
Roosevelt. who only recently returned
from France. She was in Paris last
summer when the Germans launched
their great offensive. Her husband
was wounded while leading his bat
talon IN the successful efforts Of
American troops 10 stem the Hun tide.
Miss Morgan was also in Paris last
summer, where she was an official OF
the American Red Cross. in charge Of
important relief work
Many other women intend to lay
aside social and business RESPONSE
h1itiss TOR patriotic service - speak.
srs during the Victory Loan drive.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01

SUCCESS OF VICTORY CAMPAIGN
WILL HAVE GREAT EFFECT
UPON AGRICULTURE.
WILL STIMULATE MARKET
II Is Everbody's Business to See That
capsheaf is Put on Firmly and
and Securely

They tell Us We are going to nave
bumper crop of wheat this year. Al
winter the government reports on the
condition Of winter wheat have sound
ed like a chant Of praise for blessings
about to be received. The winter was
mild, nobody worried about the lack
Of snowfall. for the wheat plants need
I'd no protection from the cold that
came not and the high winds that
we're absent
Now the rains are coming along
about as they are needed. Everything
looks good And the guaranteed
price Of 1925 per bushel for wheat
looks better still to The farmers.
and this year-weil. you can bet the
last button on Gabe's coat that the
crop will be taken care Of. And taken
care of right When the farmer
EarTests his wheat this year he VII
be mighty careful unusually careful
about seeing that It IS cut at the right
time, that 1t Is properly shocked and
properly stacked.
He IS not going to AXE any chances
about losing It. He wants no water
running down into the shocks 10 start
The grain sproutlnze He wants those
plump and Weil-lIIed heads TO stay
sound He wants M green growth IN
ne top of the stacks and shocks this
summer.
On every shock b. VIII place the
eapsheaf with attention and care
Every wheat rex Is going ea b. topped
eat according 10 the best ideas Of The
z5acker.s arr. Preca4fion against lasz
Is going 70 De TIA xatcbWord Mr
Hoover Knew a .hirs#a r two abour put
TX - md - vase. but he va a
mere amateur ao11asrad IL efficiency
with The wheat -ruvsr= # 1918
There Is =fllz=sr.5# z=r ca8zH=af sHaf
us - 6af ar Hav.y tbs -przI4.
FHe~# ar four br-5f already in The
=Hoq9 and saeF ar= - onas. TAeI.
names ar tha -Trs5z second. TH5-5
4nr Fourth I.Ibar-= L.aars. and ne
victory Loan ete= spzhaat
= i rervaadv's Job ~ see that +
= Pr "a -rp =hat e = our on straight.
a1d .aae i, IS n4t on quickly. We wan.
"a uuf he aanzheaf on the greatest
Uar America las ever fought. or The
grazrest -.ctory eVar won. and Ne
syc..t - - On straight and true and
firmly
The success Of this cansheaf loan
vii have mighty bearing On the
INN ed.ate Industrial future If Amer.
ica. Fer ta:s coming year its influence
-,, ba~4--. h. ov~-o,. ir,,.,ta5 ~
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01
HUN SUBMARINE COMING
ueoat Will Ascend the Mississippi
River and Sc Seen in ST. Louis.

One of the group Of German U-boats
aow proceeding towards the United
States 70 participate in the Victory
Loan campaign which opens April
2Ist has been diverted from the Ber-
mudas TO New Orleans. from whence
II will ascend The Mississippi to St
Louis.
The submarine saw actual service
during the war and is one of the feet
surrendered.
The boat will remain at St. Louis
long enough to afford the public an op-
portunity 10 inspect It. Il is one of
he largest and latest types used by
Germany
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01
NOTED WOMEN IN WORK
Mrs. Vincent Astor and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., Enlist in East.

Mrs. Vincent Aston and Mrs. Theo-
dors Roosevelt, Jr.. will be two OF the
principal workers Of the Division OF
Women Speakers during the Victory
Liberty Loan campaign, Other speak
ers In the East will be Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. sister of the late Colonel
Roosevelt. Mas Ruth Morgan. Mrs.
Nina LArrs Durysa. Miss Elisabeth
AArbsry and Aiss Elsis DsWoifs.
Mrs. Aston vas In charge of tAs Y.
M @. A. Naval Cantssn IT Brsst sr
mAny mouths. she took up th1s work
When hW husband, n officer In -
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01
Your Liberty Bond subscription u
the measure OF your patriotism.
Go the Limit

IL the fact that Prussianism has
been wiped from the face OF the earth
means anything to ysu. buy to your
fullest ability Of Victory Liberty
Notss (short-tsrm bonds) In the com
ing Victory Liberty Loan.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01

All habits are not bad. There Is one
you should notwithstanding Thrift
Stamps and War Savings Stamps
point the way to success.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01

We are in the market for White Oak
Split Slaves 7-Sx36 inches and 1x3S
inches whiskey and wine grades. At
tractive prices
Arkadelphia Milling Co.
3-27-4t Prescott, Ark
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01

Every coupon you cash Is 80 much
taken al your tax burden
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-05-01
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
Seminaryum Polskie
W Orchard Lake, Mich.

Rozpoczyna nowy rok szKolny'
trzydziesty trzeci swego istnienia W
piatek dnia II wrzesnia. Kurs kiasy-
czny obejmuje program nauk apro-
bowany przez Uniwersytet StanoWy
2 dodatkiem jezyka polskiego, lite-
ratury, historyi polskiej religli.
Kurs Teologiczny obejmuje diva Ia
IA Filozofii / cztery lata Teologii sW.
Oplata "a ca,y rok szkolny Wyno-
81 s25O.OO, kt6re placi sic W dwoeh
ratach z CORY, we ~wrzesniu $4,000
1 W lutym $4,000. Ia osobny pokoj
dopiaca student $4,000 ma caiy rok.
Ma Tow. atletyczne, literaekie l oi-
blioteke $500 ma rok.
Studenci, ktorzy maja zdawac es'
zamin wstepny Tub ~popraWke, zgto-
sza sic do Zakiadu dn. 10 wrzesnla.
wrzyscy inni dn. II wrzesnia.
Po warunki I aplikacye zgtaszac
sic do dn. 1 wrzesnla, p6zniejsze
z~gaossen.a beda uwzgledniane o lie
bedzie miejsce.
Rev. M. J. Grupa, Rector
Polish Seminary
Orchard Lake., Mich.
(Cg,.>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

Jako oskarzyciele wystepuja ad
ministrator zywnosciowy Hoover
i komitet cen cukrowych. ustanc
wiony przez prezydenta.
Process ten Jest pierwszy W
swym rodzaju W kraju ca}ym i sta
nowit bedzie precedens ola wszy-
stkich prokurator6w dystryNrc-
wych. Podobne procesy beda wy
toczone innym spekulantom Gu
krowym W Chicago.
Procesy te ME maja mic wsp6l-
nego z %procesami kryminalnymi,
ktore "a SODA pociagaja kare WIG
zienna.
Wczoraj p. Clyne wezwa} ma
pytki wielu hurtownik6w cukro-
Wych / kategorycznie oznaJmi, re
drobiazgowa cena cukru ME mo
Re bye wyzsza W Cricago niz II
cent6w "a funt i re do tel ceny ma
bye zastosowana cena hurtowna.
Kto bierze wyzsze ceny, ten jest
zdzierca | bedzie Professionally.
J. Rolapp, szef biura cukrowe-
go z administracyi zywnosci,
wczoraj konferowai ponad godzi
ne z p. Clyne'em W sprawie akcyi
przeciw spekulantom cukrowym.
Jutro pc po}udniu zjezdzaja sic
do Chicago administratorzy zyw-
noSciowi | prokuratorzy stanowi
powezma plany akcyi z P, ely
mem W sprawie zdzierstwa | ME
prawnego grom9dzenia zywnosci.
Celem zjazdu Jest sharmonizowa
ME akcyi W caiym Stanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
MLODY MARYNARZ BE-
DIE SZEFEM BIURA ZYW-


Miody marynarz bedzie dyrek-
torem miejskiego biura zywnos-
Jest MIN Frank Ward
Ladky, z pnr. 1877 N. Menard ave.
byly officer w marynarce. Byl os
mym ma liscie tych, kt6rzy pomySl
ME zlozyli egzamin ma ten urzad,
lecz jest W mocy ustawa stanowa,
wed}ug kt6rej byli zoinierze i ma
rynarze maja pierwszehstwo w e.
gzaminach ma urzedy stanowe i
miejskie.
Pierwsze miejsce ma liScie miat
Russell ]. Poole, czlonek komisyi
zywnosciowej, mianowanej przez
burmistrza, lecz poniewaz Poole
nigdy ME siuzyi ani W armii ami
w marynarce, wiec urzedu ME o.
trzyma. laden z pierwszych sled
miu takze ME siuzyi W armii ami
W marynarce, wiec urzad sic dis
dostanie Ladky'emu, wed{ug o.
swiadczenia prezesa komisyi cy-
wilnej Coffina.
Ladky 1iczy tylko lat Is. w ma
rynarce nabyl cokolwiek doSwiad
czenia w departamencie zywnos-
ciowym.
Wediug ustawy cywilnej Lad
ky moze bye usuniety W pierw-
szych szcsciu miesiacach przez
komisarza zdrowia Robertsona
bcz przcsiuchow. Lecz po tym o.
kresie probacyjnym, azeby go IL
sunaG, trzeba mu wytoczyc for
maine zarzuty pred komisya
s}uzby cywilnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
r ODPOWIEDZIAL
Ma "a OPozNIENIE R A
TATU z TURCYA.

Londyn, 10. sierpnia. - Pre-
nier Lloyd George wypowiedziai
wczoraj W Izbie Gmin move,
W kt6rej oSwiadczyl, re Stany
Zjednocoone So odpowiedzialne
"a to, IL sprawl zawarcia trakta-
u pokojowego z Turcya przewle
"a sic takLdBugo. Twierdzii on, re
Anglia pragnie koniecznie jasno
wiedziet, jake Ameryka wezmie
ma siebie tobowiazki odnoSnie do
ludlow, ktdre wchodza w sklad
dawnego cesarstwa tureciSiego i
dlatego tymczasOwo okupowaia
te ziemie, soczekujac W dalszym
ciagu na decyzye Stanow Zjedn.
; w innych czeSciach swego
przem6wienia zajmowai sic pre-
mier sprawami wewnetrznemi
pahstwa, azwlaszcza zaS jego pro-
blemami Gekonomiczno -,przemy-
sIowymi. Stwierdzil, IL panstwo
godzi sis na>plan wykupna praw
g6rniczyrh i ostrzegai, re finan-
sowy byt Anglii zostanie 'powaz-
ME zagrodony, jezeli ME, zwiek-
sly sig jei produkcya, a ME
zmniejszy &onsumcya. Alarmuia-
gym Jest ostatni bierny bilans
handlowy Wielkiej Brytami,
przedstawiapcy sic przeciwko
niej W olbrzymiej sumie 4 bilio-
now dolar6w. dug panstwa
zwiekszy{ sic W czasie wojny z
So, 205O0OyOO ma $4,000,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

przez niego traktatu z Anglia,
bedacego pierwszym krokiem W
kierunku objecia przez w. Bry-
tanie protektoratu mad Persya.
E PERSHING WE
WLOSZECH.
Rzym, 10. sierpnia. - Wczoraj
o godz. 9tej rano przyby4 tn ge-
neral John ]. Pershing, naczelny
komendant armii amerykanskiej,
ktory zwiedzi pola walk we WHO
szech. Krol Wiktor Emanuel
przyja4 generala bardzo serdecz-
ME i nada} mt wielki krzyz Woj-
skowego Orderu Sabaudzkiego,
najwyzszego orderu jaki istnieje
we Wioszech. Tylko czterech in
nych general. posiada to odznacze
ME, o mianowicie: marszafek
Foch, marszalek Haig, general
Diaz i general Cadorna.
KONCZA OFICYAL-
ME WOJNE z NIEMCAMI.
Pekin, l9. sierpnia. - Parla--
ment chihski przyjal przedloze-
ME, ktore p~ostanawia, re przyja-
zne stosunki pomiedzy Niemca--
mi a Chinami maja bye zn6w ma
wiazane i re stan wojenny mic
dry obu tymi krajami dobiegl d.
konca.
w ten spos6b Pekin zawiera
pok6j z Niemcami oddzielnie, Cd
mowiwszy poprzednio podpisa-
MIA traktatu wersalskiego z po--
wodu zawartych w MIN klauzul
w sprawie Szantungu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

skich i "a aprobata rumunskiego
cenzora.
(Wiemy juz z dotychczasowe-
90 doswiadczenia, co sadzic o
wiadomoSciach fabrykowanych
przez amerykanskich korespon--
dentow w sprawie rzekomych pc
gromow zydowskich. Ich bez-
wstydne klamstwa kaza i Powyz-
sza depesze przyiac z niedowie-
rzaniem. Jest ona wyraznie skie-
rowana przeciwko Rumunom, a
zydzi maja pieniedzy wiecej niz
Ct ostatni. Przyp. Red. DE-. CHI
ANGLICY Pc
G 2 AEROPLANoW.
Londyn, 19. Serpnia. - An
gielscy awiatorzy dokonali napo-
wietrznego ataku ma obrony Pc
trogradu, prey czem z~niszczona
zostaia Geese Kronsztadu, forte
cy, broniacej cd strony mora
dawnej stolicy carow. Donos; o
tenn depesza z Helsingforsu do
t~utejszego Daily Express. Napo-
wietrzny atak trivial Podobno
przez IA godzin. laden z aeropla-
now ami z lotnik6w ME poniosi
szkody, chociaz bolszewicy skie-
rowali przeciwko MIN ogieh dzia-
owy.
Londyn, 10. sierpnia, Iskro-
wa depesza z Moskwy donosi, ze
rosyjski rad sowiet6w wydaS
manifest, W kt6rym pietnuje adj
miraia Kolczaka i czlonkow lego
g%ablnetu lako Zbrodnlarzy wy
woianc6w z kraju, zaznaczaiac,
re maja oni podlegaG u~wiezieniu
kazdej chwili.
Londyn, 10. sierpnia. - Berlin
ski ,,Vorwaerts", organ tamtei-
szych socyalist6w, donosi, re INA
ny autor rosyjski Maksym Gorkij
costa, zabity przez Sotewskich
bolszewik6w pod wodza Jake
Petersa, herszta handy skrajno-
czerwonych, kt6ry dat sic byi
poznaG jeszcze w roku 1911.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
ME tam ~porzadku.
P~OROZUMIENIE WLOSKO-
GRECKIE.

Rzym, 10. sierpnia. - Dzien--
niki t~utejsze donosza, re miedzy
Wlochami a Grecya staneia ugo-
da w sprawie zabezpieczenia in
teres6w tych KRAKOW w Maiej A
zyi. Ma podstawie tego porozu--
mienia Wfochy maja otrzymac
kontrole mad dolina rzeki Mean
Dire, oraz woln2 reke W porcie
SMYRNA.