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Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
TRIED TO BURN BOAT

BOSTON, April IT, Major Cava- naugh of the 1O2 Field Artillery Reg iment declared to day on arrival of the transport Patricia, carrying two thousand soldiers that a German agent ostensibly on his way to the U. s. to look after German property, attempted to set fire to the transport last night when off Boston harbor
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
LLOYD GEORGE AND
 NORTHCLIFFE S

LONDON, April 1S-The political alliance between the British Premier Lloyd George and Lord Northcliffe, Great Britains greatest newspaper publisher has been broken. An all lance winch was always deprecated by the supporters of Lloyd Georges policies.
 It is reported that Northcliffe and the British Premier split on Great
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

LONDON, April 17-Dispatches re- ceived here from Moscow confirm the slaughter of eighteen hundred peo- pie at Ufa in Eastern Russia, after the capture of the town by Bolahevik forces.
 Four hundred women and children are reported to be included in the total mum Der which lost their lives in this butchery.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

JUNEAU, April 16-The Canvass ing Board completed the official can vass of the votes cast at the last elec- ton this morning.
 Chas Sulzer was declared elected receiving four thousand four hundred and eighty seven votes to James Wickersham four thousand four hundred and fifty four votes. Chas Sulzer won by a majority of thirty three votes.
 Returns of four of the five missing precincts in the Second Division were received yesterday at the office of Governor Rigs, by a peculiar coin cident on the day of Chas Sulzer's death.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
APPEALS TO STRIKERS

WASHINGTON, April 1S-Presi- dent Wilson's private secretary T. Tumulty issued an appeal to the striking New England telephone orer- ators to return to work and trust Postmaster General Burleson to ad just their grievances.
 MT Tumulty assured the strikers that an impartial investigation was being made and that they would get a square deal.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

BERLIN, April 1.-The whole Ger man press bitterly denounces the conditions laid down in the Peace treaty as given out semi officially by French sources.
 The Local Anzeiger" character izes the Allied terms as a shameless mockery of President Wilson's four teen Peace principles.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
Britain's Peace policies.
WILL CALL FOR REFERENDUM

WEIMAR, April 1S-It has been announced here that if the Allied Peace terms are not in consonance with President Wilson's fourteen peace principles, the question of ac- cepting or rejecting the offered terms will be submitted to the German pee pie for a referendum.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

TOXIC, April 19-Japanese jim goes declare that Japan should se- cede from the League of Nations, as the principles of humanity underly- ing the same are but faIsehoods. The Japanese press which is advocating the. establishment of Monroe Doc Urine for the Oreint, attacked Great Britain with great unanimity today
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

BOSTON, April 18-The telephone service in many sections turnout the New England states being crippled o~iDg tot he strike of the telephone ope rutors, carrier pidgeons are ping used to supplement the badly impair ed service.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

JUNEAU, April -14-The House joint meorial endorsing MT Shoups reappointment as superintendent of the Pioneers Home at Sitka which was referred to the Senate commit tee, was adversely reported by that body.
 The bill making the office of Ter ritorial Treasurer elective was indef-
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

COBLENz, April 19-Secretary of che Navy Danels speaking to the sec ond American Division said, that ne had 10000 american boys in the navy who are anxious to be discharged. but he had told them that they must first aid in returning the men who have done the fighting ashore in France.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

STOCKHOLM, April 15-Contin- ental dispatches received here state that in clash over food distribution Poles rounded up a crowd of Jews and shot them in the market place of Minsk in Russia. Among those who were reported to have been executed were twenty three Jewish Zionists.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
TO STABILIZE PRIZES

WASHINGTON, April 1S-In . communication to the Industrial Board of the Department of Com merce, President Wilson urges the stabilization of price until Industrial conditions have become settled.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

American and eight French soldiers were killed and fifty six injured in a rearend collision of two troop trains bound for this city today.
 The collision occurred west of Le Mans. An investigation into the cause of this disaster is now being made by the authorities.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

PARIS April 19-The Adriatic question is being considered by the Afrtvt' >1------', s--4-- ---i-- s~;--- ssa.-a- have decided that Poland shall have an outlet on the Baltic thru a mar row stretch of German territory to Dantzig fhich city is to be interna- tionaliZed.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
NOME sAILINGs

SEATTLE April 1S-It has been announced here that the steamship Senator is scheduled to make four round trips this season to Nome. The steamship Admiral Siebre will leave San Francisco on June first for Nome carrying freight only.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
DELEGATE SULzER
 PASSES AWAY

initely postponed in the House this morning, only three members voting for the measure.
 The Collins, Dunn, Rydeen bill carrying an appropriation of ten thousand dollars for the building of road from Seward to Kenai Lake was voted down.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

of the Legislature adjourned today out of respect for the deceased Ter ritorial Delegate Chas A. Sulzer MT -Sulzer was forty one years of age and native of New Jersey. He came to Alaska in 1902 and has been min ing at Sulzer since that time.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

STOCKHOLM, April 1S-A dis patch received from Libau, Cour- lands states that the Bolshevik ele- ment in the Riga district is engaged in Q systematic destruction of the Bourgeoise population.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
RAMS TUG

NEW YORK, April 1S-The trans port SaXonia carrying two thuosand American troops on board, while pro- ceeding up North River, rammed and cut down the tug Freehold, drowning several members of her crew, the Saxonia sustaining only slight dam ages to her hull.
 An investigation into the cause oi the disaster is now being made,
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

PARIS, April 19--Lieutenant Fon- tan started on his third attempt to cross the Atlantic to Brazil, leaving today from Villa Coublay for Casa Blanca, Morocco at 6:10 m.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

NEW YORK, April 19-The French people presented to each member of the 369th Infantry, New Works s negro regiment a razor.
 Col. Hayward. their commander claims that the recipient of this gift are displeased because it is a safety.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

latter receives he rest of her fortune amounting to several million dollars.
 Mrs Hearst has given away more than ten million dollars during her lifetime to relatives and charitable purposes.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
PROCEEDINGS OF
 PEACE CONFERENCE

Pershing, son of General Pershing ar rived here today
 Secretary Baker will confer with President Wilson while Pershing jr will visit his father at the latters headquarters.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

Russian Soviet government has never been proposed to the Peace Conference by any Allied Power, Lloyd George stated.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

WASHINGTON, April 19-The War Department announced that the American forces fired million one hundred thousand rounds of artillery ammunition during the war
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

that German troops have occupied Libau in Courland and have over thrown the provisional government which had been established by the Let's and are in full control of the city and the surrounding districts.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

WASHINGTON, April 16-Mrs Sulzer was informed by telegraph that her husband passed away on board of the launch Taku while on his way from Sulzer to Ketchikan.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

SEATTLE. April 16-Senator Poindexter who arrived here today to address the local Republican Club expressed his deepest regret at the un- expected death of Chas Sulzer.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

ST JOHNS, April 19-The severe storms still raging here have frus- trated all attempts for a transatlantic flight.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

PARIS, Aprl 19-It has been un- officially stated that President Wilson contemplates leaving for the U. s. on May 25 and that before leaving he
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

ed English and Belgian soldiers, who had come under her care as nurse, to escape into Holland.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

will convene Congress for an extra session to be held on May 18th.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

PARIS, April 15-Secretary of War Baker accompanied by Warren
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

COPENHAGEN, April 1S-Conti- mental dispatches received here state
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
MAY GET GOVERNMENT BOATS

SEATTLE, April Suggestions gre being made here by the Chamber
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

GET THE VIEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

Keep Posted, Read the WORKER
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
ItsE CARRIER PIGEONS

JUNEAU, April 1s-Both Houses
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19

Keep Posted, Read the WORKER.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-04-19
TRAINS COLLIDE

BREsr. France, April Twelve
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
KROTKIE WIADOMOSCI ZE
STOLICY A
Washington, 2. czerwca.

Washington, 2. czerwca. -
Gen. F. Angeles, prezydent no
wo-proklamowanej republiki W
Meksyku, zawiadomi} urzednikow
departamentu stanu, re celem o.
becnej rewolucyi W Meksyku jest
przywr6cenie konstytucyi z roku
1857, oraz otoczenie opieka oby-
wateli meksykanskich i cudzo-
z;emcow TAME zamieszkalych
pred uciskiem rzadu Carranzy
/ innych sill detrukcyjnych, skie-
rowanych ma upadek narodu
meksykanskiego." Urzednicy de-
partamentu Stanu ME wydaja Ia
dnych w sprawie meksykahskiej
opinii, chociaz wszyscy pilnie Sic
dza kazdy ruchu zarowno rewo-
lucyonistow jak rzadu federare-
60.
- Oponenci Ligi Narodow Cd
powiedza dis W Senacie ma mo-
we PREF. Wilsona, wyg}oszona W
Suresnes. Spodziewac sic nalezy
wiele argumentacyi ma temat po-
wodu przylaczenia sic Ameryki
do szeregow walczqcych; wielu
senatorow - oponent6w Ligi -
twierdzi, re Ameryka ME pc to
tylko wysia}a swe wojska do Eu-
ropy, a zoinierze amerykanscy
ME po to wystawiali ma niebez--
pieczenstwo swe zycie, ably 1.-TWO
rye Lige Narod6w'
- Gen. March, szef sztabu, O.
swiadczyi niedawno temu, re o.
bozy armii narodowej, ktore rad
ia stale bedzie utrzymywai, ma
dada sic doskonale do cwiczen
mlodego pokolenia amerykaiskie
so, gdy projekt w sprawie pow
szechnej siuzby wojskowej przej-
die W Kongresie.
- Sekr. piracy Wilson zwrocil
sic z proSba do Kongresu, ably
zaprowadzil stale rzqdowe biuro
piracy, kt6reby zmusilo do zwinie-
cia interesu prywatne biura eg-
zystujqce z wynagrodzeh otrzy-
mywanych cd klienteli "a oddana
us}ugi.
-, Gen. March, szef sztabu PREY
Gepartamencie wojny, oznajmif.
re gen. J. W. McAndrews, szet
sztabu przy gen. Pershing'u, 20
stai naznaczony ma dyrektora no
wego ge~neralnego sztabu kolle--
gialnego, kt6ry W przyszSosci zaj-
mie miejsce starego kollegium
wojennego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
SKLANIAJA SIZE DO u
STEPSTW.

Paryz, Q. czerwca. - w Parry
Eu zebra} sic wczoraj cabinet bry
tyjski, celem narad mad eventual
na rewizya traktatu pokojowego
| mozliwie poczynienia pewnych
nstepstw W mySl niemieckich
kontrpropozycyi pokojowych.
sPecyalnym poc;agiem Przybyli
ia wezwanie Lloyda Georgia.
ninistrowie: Austin Chamber
lain, Winston Churchill. Artur
Balfour, Andrew Bonar Law, Fl
sher i Montagu.
Podobno oSwfadczyli oni panu
Lloyd George'owi, re zar6wno IL
beralna jak robotnicza partya W
Anglii So "a z}agodzeniem wa
runkow poEojowych, ktore uwa,
Eaja "a zbyt ciezkie ola Niemiec.
Cabinet brytyjski jest take "a
dok{adnem oznaczeniem sunny
odszkodowania, jaka Niemcy ma
ia zapiacic.
Podobno take prezydent Will
Son wyrazi} opinie, re traktat mo-
INA poddac jeszcze rewizyi i po-
czyniG W MIN pewne zmiaay.
Ogloszono tn tekst odpowiedzi
hiemieckiej ma podyktowane
przez Aliant6w warunki i okazu-
te sic z niej, re Niemcy ME Cd
mawiaja stanowczo podpisania
traktatu, twierdza jednak, re Po-
stawione w MIN zadania So tax
riezkie, Il wypeiniG je byioby fl
Eyczna niemozliwoScia, wobec
fzego rad niemiecki ME moze
EobowiazywaG sic do tego, czego
CORY vie O TEN ME wy
peini.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
PLAN ANGELES'A ADMIN.
STRACYI KRAJU.

Washington, 2 czerwca. - f.
Angeles, przywodca rewolucyi W
po}nocnym Meksyku, proponuje
ably z chwila obalenia rzadu Car
ranzy, przyszli prezydenci repu-
bliki Pochodzili z ludzi cy~inych,
a ME, jak d~otychczas, z ludzi woj
skowych. Gdyby plan ten zostai
przeprowadzony, toby on sam,
jake gen. PREY armii ME mogiby
zasiadaG ma krzeSle prezydencyal-
mem. Angeles stara sic o ~uznanie
swego rzedu przez Department
stanu, ale dotychczas ME chce
proSby swej przesac urzedowo,
dopoki ME ustanowi stalego i sill
nego rzadu. Planem Anbeles'a
Jest: zmniejszenie liczby staiego
wojska, co bedzie najwieksza ko-
rzyScia ola kraju, gdyl, jak via
domo, tylko dowodcy wojskowi i
ich samolubne ambicye, stawaiy
sic powodem ruchow rewolucyj--
nych; zawarcie przymierza re
Stanami Zjednoczonymi ma pod
stawie wzajemnosci, oraz obrona
interesow obcych panstw, ktore
wzmacniaja i wielce sic przyczy-
niaja do rozwoju kraju.
KATASTROFA KOLEJOWA.
Omaha, 2. czerwca. - Dwudzie
stu pieciu zoinierzy Z ogolnej licz
ty'276 odnios}o nieznaczne rany,
sdy piec wagonow kolejowych,
pedzacych W strone San Franci-
SEQ, wykoleiso sic i Suneso do
szosy. Rannych zo}nierzy pre-
wieziono do fortu Omaha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
kSieCiu ctIrSsandroWl.
MNIEJszE NARoDY MA
PROMO ~PROTESTUJA.

Paryz, 2. czerwca. - sobote
popoiudniu odbyta sic plenarna
sesya k]onferencyi pokojowej, W
czasie kt6rej przedstawiciele Ru-
munii, Czechoslowacyi i Serbii
wnie$li protest przeciwko posta-
rowieniom traktatu pokoJowego
Z Austrya, zabezpieczajacym W
tych pahstwach prawa mniejszo--
sci narodowych. Twierdza oni, re
postanowienia tie wchodza w koli-
Eye z suwerennoScia tych panstw,
wdaja sic BOWEN W ich sprawy
wewnetrzne i Alianci niejako
przyjmuja ma siebie kontrole tych
spraw.
Delegaci Polski do protestu te-
so sic ME p~rzylaczyli.
w odpowiedzi ma wywody Ru-
munow, Serbow ! Czechosiowa--
kow zaznaczyl prezydent Wilson,
&c Anglia, Ameryka, Francya j
Wbochy doprowadziiy wojne do
konca i uwazaja "a swoj obowia-
eek narzucic niektorym narodom
pewne prawa, zaniedbanie kto-
rych mogioby dae pow6d do no
wych woien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

miasta specyalnym pociagiem swe
rodziny, bawiece do tel pory w
Budapeszcie.
Francusko = rumunska armia
znajduje sic W odlegloSci 80 mil
cd Budapesztu, gotowa do posu-
riecia sic XII MENU, jezeli zamach
stanu zostanie przeprowadzo--
ny.
Bolszewiccy zolnierze odm6wi-
Ii przyjecia zoldu w pieni2dzach,
wydanych przez rad ]sowietow,
ktory teraz stara sic dostat W
swe posiadanie 2 biliony koron w
zIocie, deponowane W banku VIE
denskim.
Agram, Krcacya, 2. czerwca.-
Deputacya wegierska rzadu, ma
czele kt6rego stoi przewodca par
tyi niezaleznych, Urmapczy, O.
raz Gahrycl Ugron, ofiarowaia
tron wegierski serbskiemu arcy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
TELECRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strongly l~-szej.

te otworzy dzisiaj ma ten temat
senator Johnson, drugim prawdo.
podobnie m6wca bedzie senator
Borah, jeden z najzacierrzych O.
ponentow Ligi Narodow, a i in
nj senatorzy r6wniez przygoto-
wuja sic ma wziecie W niej IL
dziaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

Niemcy odmawiaja ustapienia
nastepujacych terytoryow: Me-
mel (), 'Prusy Wschodnie (2),
Prusy Zachodnie i Gorny Sl9sk
90 - bez poprzedniego pre-
prowadzenia tam plebiscytu.
Niemcy godza sig ma utworze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

ME z Gdanska wolnego miasta.
AZ. Proponuja przytem interna-
cyonalizacye Wisly az do granic
Polski. (5).
Niemcy utrzymuja, re re Szles-
wigu Alianci przyznaja Danii
wiecej, anizeli ona sama tego "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

dala co..
Niemcy zadaja, zeby Alianci e.
wakuowali nadrenskie terytorya
niemieckie W ciagu s~zeSciu mic
siecy CD.
Protestuja r6wniez przeciwko
rtracie doliny rzeki Saar (8).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

ski 2, Schultz, Borski, G. Osuchowsk'
Q; Cudley, Stone.
Uderzenia Ma try mety: Grzywih'
ski, Stone, Husky, Felczuhuren.
. Uderzenia ma cztery mety: Marion
Wymachanych przez Lamara 4; Gu
dley'a, Z; Polwyka, 13.
Wolne mety ma piiki: cd Polluryka'
8.
Uderzony pi{ka przez rzucacza La
mana - Husky, przez Pollwyka - l..
Marek.
% @G
Gas CRY 300. - Widow 1900.
%9%
Klub Ringa A. G. pokona3 klub St.
Vincenslaus A. C. przy ulicach School
1 Ayers. punktami 8 DO Z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

grona przemoca wydario mala ka-
nadyjska flage, jaka miai Ia
tknieta W klapie surduta Richard
Mcdonald, sekretarz ministra ro>
bot publicznych, Georgia. A.
C~riersona'a. Jeden z oficerow ka-
radyjskich, ktory stana} W obro-
ME McDonalda, zostal siia usu-
niety ma box.
Byl to drugi w ciagu dwu tygo-
dni napad strajkierow ma p~arla--
mcnt, a przew6dcy robotniczy "a
powiedzieli p]remierowi Norriso-
wi trzeci podobny ma dzien dzi-
siejszy.
Wade tutejsze zwrocify sic
do wojskowych z proSba o wy
znaczenie oddzia{ow armii, celem
ochrony wiasnosci prywatnej, sy-
tuacya bowiem og6lna wydaje sic
powazniejsza niz kiedykolwiek
przedtem cd czasu wybuchu ge-
neralnego strajku d. 15go maja.
Toronto, Ont. Can. 2. czerwca.
- Do strajku przy}aczylo sic tn
5000 robotnik6w z roznych gale
Il p~rzemysiu, powodujac zastano-
wienie ruchu W 800 fabrykach, z
ktorej - to liczby jest 40 fabryk
ubran. Konduktorzy %tramwajow
ulicznych maja w na~jblizszych
dniach zadecydowaG,c zy do straj-
XII sic przylacza, a STRATEGY og-
niowi domagaja sic spelnienia
swych zadah, postawionych juz
kilka miesiecy temu. Spokojnie
tylko zachowuja sic robotnicy "a
ieci w przemySle drukarskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
Swierzbiaee Wyrzuty

domagaja sic natychmiastowej
sta}ej ulgi. A&eby pozyskat te ul-
ge, cierpiacy powinien kupit o.
pr6bowaG Severa's Skin Ointment
(Severy Masc ma Choroby Skor-
ne). Jest to pote4ny srodek W le-
czeniu rozmaitych swierzbiacych
wyrzutow. Cena SOC / &c podatku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
ODPOWIEDz ALIANToW
SPODZIEWANA z KONCEM
TYGODNIA.

Paryz, 2. czerwca. Rada
Czterech ME odby}a wczoraj zad-
neJ sesyi, lecz rePrezentanci mo
carstw alfanckich zajeci byli stu
dyowaniem niemieckich kontrpro
Pozycyi pokojowych. Spodziewa-
mem Jest, re Sprzymierzeni dada
IA ME swoja odpowiedz Z konccm
b;ezqcego tygodnia.
DIS ma nastapic doreczenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
tTaktatu deIegacyl austryacKlel.
NADREN-
SKIEJ R~EPUBLIKI.

Mainz, 2. czerwca. w roz,
nych nadrenskich miastach costa
Ia wczoraj prokamowana rePu--
blika nadrenska, ME chcaca mice
mic wspolnego z nova republtk9
niemiecka, pozostajaca pod RIA
dami Berlina. LudnoSc przyje}a
proklamacye te Z zadOwoleniem
spodziewajac sic, re poaozy &c
wreszcie koniec advancement
stanowisku, W jakiem nadrenskie
prowincye pozostawaly zarowno
do Aliantow jak do berlihskiego
rzadu.
, Ma czele rzadu republiki mad
renskiej stanai DR.. Borden, a ma
chwilowa stolice wybrano Wies-
baden. DR.. Borden powiadomii c
tenn telegraficznie k~onferencye
pokojowa i inne rzsdy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

Klub Arnola A. A. pokona} klub WI
gard A. c., punktami Is do 3 PREY uli-
..oL ~ 40 30;
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niecznoS6, azeby tie o~skarzenia
byiy zmyte przez bezstronne
swiadectwo ludzi sprawiedli-
wych,"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

powinno bye u4yte gdy tylko sk6-
"a lub cera jest dotknieta jaka
przypad1oscia. q pomiedzy r6A--
nych / dose licznych myde} ofiaro
wanych publicznosci, jesteSmy
zdania III Severa's Medicated Skin
Soap (Severy Lecznicze Mydfo
sk6rne) jest chyba najstosow-
niejszym preparation. Cena 25c.
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PORAzKA o BOLSZE-
WICKED.

Helsingfors, 2. czerwca- -
Wczoraj przedpoludniem brytyj-
ska flota, skiadajaca sic z Z okre-
tow wojennych, stoczyla so mi
nutowa walke niedaleko wybrze-
" ma zach6d cd Krasnaja Cora
.l(5O mil ma zachod cd Kronszta-
du) z f1ota bolszewicka, ~skiadaia-
c. sic z wielkiego ~pancernika Pc
tropawiowsk $4,000 ton pojem--
noSci) i trzech innych rosyiskich
statk6w wojennych. B~olszewicka
flota zostaIa zmus2ona do odwro-
tn / uciekia do Kronsztadu.
Jest to druga W cisgu ostatnich
dwu tygodni potyczka pomiedzy
brytyjskimi / bolszewickimi o.
kretami wojennymi. Pierwsza
miata miejsce Is maja W Zatoce
Finlandzkiej i wtenczas take
bolszewicy uciedfi do K~ronszta--
du.
Obie tie potyc1d So czescia
kampanii, prowsdzonej W celu
zdobycia Petrogradu, gdyz boil
szewicka flota ma ma celu ostrze-
liwanie woJsk estonskich, cragna-
cych ma Petrograd Cd po}udnio-
wei strony.
BOLSZEWICY ZACHWIANI
MA WEGRZECH.
Wiedeh, 2. czerwca- = w Blu
dapeszcie grozi jaks zamach sta
uu, zmierzajacy do usuniecia RIA
du sowiet6w. Bella Kun i inni
prxew6dcy boiszewiccy wyslali z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

Stan Goraczkowy
pozostawia chorego wyciehczo-
nym, a sk6re goraca i drazliwa ma
dotkniecie. Potrzeba' tn vice ko-
jacego srodka zewnetrznego, kt6-
ryby usmierzyl to uczucie palenia
i kt6ryby odswieayl Gale cialo.
stosowac nale&y Severa's Antisep
sol (Severy Antisepsol), uzywa-
JAG 60 irozwolniony pod}ug pre-
pisu. Cena SIC &c podatku.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-08-29
Uncle Sam To Sell A City
Nitro, W. Va, To Be Sold

WASHINGTON. August 20. -
selling war stock ranging from han
cuffs to airplanes, the War Depart
ment now offers for sale an entire
town, Nitro, w. Va, site of the Sec
ond largest smokeless powder plant
in the world. Bids for the property
will be opened September 80 in Phil
adelphia. The community covers
1 800 acres and is completely equip
ped w tn modern improvements. The
Industrial area IS surrounded hv 1900
houses for workmen, 70 executive
residences, hotels, 24-room school,
stores, theaters, fire and police sta
tions, 400-bed hospital, bank, tele-
phone and telegraph building, re-
creation centers and other structure
that make a modern town.
Operation of the plant began only
ten days before hostilities ceased and
after turning out 100000 pounds
of powder the plant was closed.
Construction of the town cost the
government approximately seventy
million dollars.