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.rsaR aGlE. nIER nxIRlbIs.

Tue government policy Win regard
sO the custody on discharged soldiers
umif0rna aessns TO bio something Of the
sOn again. on agaln. Flannagan sort
and some nimbleness Of mind p re-
CURED 10 keep 40 with It. Just nov,
however. II appears to be settled that
discharged soldiers are % Be permit
sse to retain their nnitorIns and To
weag them, bat not to dispose os them
IN others.
h theory, this ID excellent but L will
nOg work out III practice There have
hesn, and ere nov, men enlisted IL the
napvAce " the United states who are
sAr from being the heroes n our ideals
come 81 these nen enlisted voluntarily,
not from patriotic motives, not from
any desire u make the world safe for
democracy. bat solely from . lore Of
adssntuFs or desire to make Hiring
without the necessity OF work. Others
wara drafted mon who went into the
army hating II And are coming ont hat
sng It safll more. TO these, and paFtic-
uIagly to that portion OF them Who did
nOs 30 overseas. the uniform viii have
mn sentimental interest or value. "a Ia
yaTy probable that such men will not
hesitate 10 part pith uniform for
which they have no love, despite gov
vaSnmens regulations forbiddlng such.
Iinduaasi0nably the soldiers mil
10rmn are going to fall into the wrong
hanas. And it Il going % become
cheapaned and Oil into disrepute.
rails, despite the best efforts that can
Is made Il safeguard tt The only
manner ii which It could be SAFE
guarded from dishon0rahle uses being
saaaa of II Ii By the government re-
QaaFing that ail Uniforms BE returned
AA orsaF og this kind would 10 most
unpopular and would De unfair to
those thousands oa soldiers who have
ne4n service and have come to love
shair unieoran and what It stands for.
Al bert then. It seems the only course
d the present one adopted. allowing
n0lsdera 10 retain their uniforns but
aksng II crime ID dispose o. them.
There arises another question In
c0anecsion with this which appears
not 10 have come under consideration
Dc me department. and that Is the re-
kamtlon and wearing Of the uniform by
g0ennar officers. Ii may be preaunaed
shaa Oaacers. more than privates. will
lah 10 retain their uniforms and even
wear shsm whens Engaged upon cIvilian
unslaa Thers arises the question
arafOre, 01 discharged ncicera wear
g the uniform AHd insignia of their
auk, yet HAVING 40 o6lciai military
aandlng. The vsqsar oe such Will M
liz be acesrs the salute ~ en-
listed naen, they yang no meana Of
kn0wtuR he q not the service. 1t fs
n0f Cd ali lmpro sse also that some
ne these former ers will do some
WY uramilltary ngs when back
aafn into ciyils life. 10 do 10
whfse wearing Isl iforr Of an ON
0sf Is ~ cause nd tle amount 81 eua-
hargs.ssnert to 0ss ofacers and 4 y
sbie may Caug IassenEng On re-
apsst for the uhsrn and Tor ms
service
Only when the Acera uniform II
dIvsstsd 81 the u gnla Of rank can
these dirieulties y avoided But il Ii
hardly 70 be expeo \ that any former
ofAcsr would con. y 10 wearing his
Uniform Invested IL the insignia.
therefore, what ps will the MILF
sary authorities taa
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NOTTcE rO CRH1Eraa

E0ttre IL heeaAy given. that Else Sub
BextbeK has obtained kr0sm the Orphans
&s0urE Of Amaze AxwMxes eemMkys km Mary
land AzteEz Of aamknie ti0n % the saeK-
aafns estate az
M0@Emx II RGAM
late Of Anne AFun6aei county. deee&4ea
All peFa8aa ha9sn@ cIntn1s &Ea2nEt HE de-
cemse6 mxe hereby wsmkaeA To exhibit &he
sazne Win &lAe 01iAaNe3n kfze1 to the
sgsai skseT. en " BgE0Ee 11,e
zz1M mAM on SAsxsEs Seaa
FFoza Ill AAneGk W sS e1AtA Al yessxzs
Indebted 20 AM8M mqka4N ane x&@meM&ea 50
Nrske skans8fzase
6aven NMler Kz9 haRz ehs9 LIST a9g 90
ELIZA BEAN
fss3$z sae3 - ~ Is ~
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WHAT THE SCI sPTvlREs SAL

me Lord doth bS Ia mp Jerusalenas
lie gathereth sogesh b tha outcaats os
Israel
He healsth the hEaken In heart and
hEndeth up their aun6s.
BE teileth the nrsHher Of the stars !
SIS cAileth them SIT by their names
Great ie our Lord. ais2 % great power;
his understanding Esdnfnite Psalms
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snTTcn "a cREpTroRs

acrsber ksaB obtained from the 0rphanss
Court G Anne Arundel county IN Mary
land aesSsrs Of administration on the per-
sonak eyRAfe Of
JOHN u. SEEEcKELs
late % Anne Arundel county, deceased.
All INxAeAe having claims against the de-
ceaue6sk ~ hereby warned To exhibit the
same Sh the vouchers thereof, TO the
aubscss RR on or before the
.ytAEEM DAN or JUI.Y. 1919
They RsA otherwise. by law, be excluded
from as senetit Of said estate. Ali persons
tndebtef9t0 said estate are requested 10
make fgssAedsate payment.
GfyeH 9nder my hand this Zlst dAy Of
January 1919.
JOSEPHINE sHECKEI.s.
Administrators.
1..1- "a - 4si1.1S-25
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aeaa d H1br Wslsen

The general COUNCIL on the Depart
naant OF the seint lies decided to have
i medal struck Ii honor Oe President
Wilson's visit 10 france. On one side
vii ba 4 profile portrait of Agr. VFilson
and the other side win bear the IN
Scriptaon
'''g'he Depart gannt sof the Seine 10
President wilson, 6snefactor Of hu-
Danlty =
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NoTIcE 70 cREDIToms.

Notice ID hereby given, that the Sub
scriber has obtained from hfe Orphanss
Court az Anne Arundel county. In Mary
land letters Of administration On the per-
aonnI estate of
i. LYNN MeAH0E
late Of Anne Arundel county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
eeAsad are hereby warned co exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber On or before the
Seah DAH or JULY. 1919.
They may otherwise. BY law, be excluded
from all benefit u said estate All per
sens Indebted to said estate ART request
ed 20 make immediate pagmen4.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
Jan0aTy. 1919.
NICHOLAS III. GREEN.
Administrators
ian 16-2t "a Feb eli 80
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a bill Is to be introduced Ia the
French parliament calling for the crea-
ton 81 professionally Of war history
II viii also provide for var museum
and 4 war library.
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nv MEN oRIAM

I b
Albert Mohray. who departed this life
f0uF years ago, January 18th, 1915.
Gone hnt not torRetfeR
a chair Ii Facank In orr home,
Which never can BE filled.
Hfs loving mother,
gAasKa MORAY.
COOK In aasl. bnE loving remembrance
o9 nay dear husband. Joseph IA. Cook.
who departed this Isfe one year ago.
January IS 1913
IT'S hard 10 break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart
us hard. - hard - speak the word
Must We forever part
We cannot tell who next may fail.
Beneath the Christening rod
One must be fiTsG, but let us aIl
Prepare To meet oar God.
III HIS LOWING. WIFE.
Farewell dear father. long farewell:
For yoa have 1aboPed for many year9
And now you hare gene 90 take your
Isl HIS LOVING cHILDRRN.
sbtsEs il sal. bsaf loving remembrance u
uay dear mother, rEfacslia 0Klp who dr.
parted this lIfa i've Pears agO today,
January ~ 1914.
Gone. hut not RprkOtten.
Dear mother how l msss yOu,
Al the hours 30 slowly bg.
Bat beyond this vAIe 1 81 greet y0n
In y0ug home hsy0nd the sky.
Gone from earth, yes. gOae forever,
Tear .damnaed eyAs will gaze la vain,
shall hear her vuace oh, never
Never more on earth agRin.
Home ii sad D Gssd. how lonely,
Lonesome. loDesnpaes every 8gs0t
Listening for her voice Till weary,
Weary, Tor hear NJ NOT.
Often wander II. the graveyard
And sit beside my mothers grave,
Th3nk kaaF her crying. weep not
neAr daughter ven shall meet again.
ny her dmn9ntaF,
NARY WELLS.
Al 2s-1
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GEO. w. JONES
kina 49,

The follow4pg books have been added g
the Library; IS. 7, !, & xs..
ssThe Dwelling Place Of Light, ~ VIM
aeUn Churchill,
krann Trash.
s1,ouw Eavn The King, ~ Mary Rob
erfn Rineha1t.
sKHxkxtc@eing Obadiah bY d0eEpn ~
II emmy, by Leonora Dalrymple.
aMy Four Years In Germany. ~ !.
WI Gerard.
Day 49,, 4.
Erandex-
TEENS s--Mew H0eka, Sc per @ay.
Old Beaka, tc. per DAY.
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ORDER PUBLICATION
harIea 4 obery. Ir. ". sadle obery
"a. 24l, Dlyorce

III the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County IN Equity
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SALE.

Two asss un4-haIf acres at Wellsview,
impTIsved by six.room bnngalow
Price 81 80.
Two aasailings, West street extended,
on CArnOr lot; under rent to good
tenaits. Price SSy0lD0.
Severe desirable properties at East
port.
CHARLES Fl LEE
Lee Building, Church Circle
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WANTEn Youag wonsan AZ sales lady fn
dry goods efere. Ss0od SALARY. Apply NJ
No. 49, prinee George street 2&
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

yN.ANRED---A cook. Apply Mrs. Howe. &S
king George street. LIZ q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

SSIFIEL ABS
s aa Rsss 4. G. &
An elansia@a naverxzaanensa AZ -
8 B@8&a 90 AE1a Mr1x eD&Gxs1Ons &c.
- lssss H5.sss's ., ss's .... ssas
w1xA Hrat inbeTsfon
M0Egr no LOAA.
IaONgx 10 LOAN Money a loan o.
rnortgags Apply 60 Winson ssoss
m0ME9 10 1OAN On saortsaes n sunas
t. su11 On reasonable seFme. Partial
payment allowed. ssmes N. Munx0e Az
soxnMS a14Nrk
LOST
lost ia Assembly ROOMS on Wednea-
aav night. dirk blue ayereaat which
WAS left In club Faana. Reward 81 re-
WANTED
WANTED Young woEaan as nsies lsdy IL
dry goods efere. ts0od salary. Apply NJ
So - Prinee GeaFge street 1858
WANTED IA cock. Apply Mrs Howe. IS
King George street A-zs g
~ AMTlED Honeeboat or boat thai snan
can live en- In fair condition; state price
and where can be peen. address No. Zoe.
Box Ho7 LIS
A.ADxEa--Let me show you how yom rMn
earn $40 10 &I5 weekly ri home III spare
time. addressing and mailing oUT music
aud circular lekterA Send &c In silver
for Soc sample copy aud particulars
Popular Mmafc Company 1ah sx0ea
street S0EaeFrilie Mass III 81 50 81,
3, 4. s. 8, 10 IL -, 10 II, -, 90 -
WANTED "A woman TO cook. wash and
iron ia 3 family Of three. Apply I'll
Gloucester street. 1-xA -
n ANTED 10 buy good house ID An.
uapolis. state location and price. NO.
103. BOX 597. lzzS-6
wANTEDco Cook. Apply 10 Gloucester
street 1-lS-0
WANTED--Koom and board by middle
aged man within ten minutes walk OF
poee0GYsce private family. Address NO,
103 Box S07. Annapolis. Nd. l-2A-ti
wxAw mWNW
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M0E ~ no LOAN.
+. LOST


Lost ia Assembly ROOMS On Weduea-
aay night i dirk blue nvereaat. which
MAS seat In club Fauna. Reward tf re-
turned r. Capital Once, ls-s
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III AMTEK3 Honeeboat or boat that man
can live en- In fair condition; state price
and where can be Been. Address NO. l0A.
Box sci. LIS
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ron BENT

ron aENT-Seyen room house at 95 On.
thearaf street. Furnished, and has MI
eOnvenieuees. Possession February 1at.
Can be seen after 5p. M. BY calling 81
1O4 Cathedral street. l-sS-3
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Manitoba woman To cook. wash and
iron ia 4 family Of three Apply I'll
Gloucester street. LA -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-28

ron REMIT furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, with all eonveniences.
Apply 81 College avenue. 1-27-6
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All elanaa6@a aagsrE EaGmaa a.
MMx1 0HMz words two Csaea
w14A HrMt insertion =
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FOR RERT-Two communicating front
rooms near main gate, Naval academy.
No. 100 BOX sol 1-1o-6
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WANTED TO buy good house ID An.
nap0lis state location and price. No.
los. BOX 597. 2S-6
Middletown transcript., 1919-04-19
(lMeETnNe sT1F
5s4 took.N!l!&5s;s ;s6ED. sM
Sheriff Uf6ce, Wilmington, N
Arril 18th, 1919.


SHERIFF,S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ Of Lev. Fac. to me directed.
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner Of
Eleventh and King Streets, City Of
wilmington, New Castle County,
ON SATURDAY, y
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL 1919
at 10 o. clock, A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel
Of land with the buildings thereon
erected, situate in the city of Whining
ton, New Castle County and State of
Delaware, and more particularly bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at stake at the east
erly side Of street or lane two perch
es wide, leading from the Lancaster
Turnpike Road, to new road running
from said Turnpike Road to the Ken
nett Turnpike Road. being corner of
land conveyed by Thomas Woodward
and wife to and others,
| in trust for the Mount Zion Cemetery
Association; thence by said lands south
| fifty-eight and one-quarter degrees
| east, six perches to askake; thence by
| the same south thirty degrees west.
eight perches to the middle of another
street or lane, connecting with the said
new road; thence along the middle Of
the said last mentioned street or lane,
north fifty-eight and three-quarters de.
grees west, six perches to the aforesaid
side of the first mentioned street OF
lane, and thence thereby north thirty
degrees east, eight perches to the place
of Beginning. Be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Fisher, Mortgagor
and t. t. and to be sold by
JOSHUA z. GRASSLAND, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del.
March 81, 1919.
Middletown transcript., 1919-04-19
- IellifFl8 "a
sr.sS oATEZRY VNlSNssPt

FFsS SALE-BY VfRS~''fs
sv1it 81 Ais. Lev. Fac.
sr6eted, will be exposed to Publ ros,
II the Court House, Southeast COrnA
tdf Eleventh and King streets, city 0f
Wilmington, New Castle County,
On SATURDAY,
THE 50 DAY OF MAY, 1913,
at 10 o'clock, A. M,
the following described Real Estate, VIZ:
ALL those certain lots or pieces OF
land with ten two-story brick houses
thereon erected situate in the city OF
Wilmington, aforesaid. known as 7OS to
72l, inclusive, Vandever Avenue, bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at point on the north
erly side of Vandever Avenue at the
distance of eighteen feet ten inches
easterly from the easterlv : side OF
Spruce street; thence northerly parable
to Spruce street, one hundred and tive
feet to the southerly side of four feet
wide alley leading into Spruce street
thence easterly parallel to Vandevel
Avenue, one hundred and twenty si1
feet; thence northerly parallel to Spruce
street sixteen feet; thence easterly
parallel to Vandever Avenue. thirty ON
feet six inches; thence southerly par
allel to Spruce street, one hundred ant
twenty-five feet to the northerly sid
of Vandever Avenue; thence westerl.
along the northerly side of Vandeve
Avenue one hundred and fifty-sevel
feet six inches to the place o. Begin
ming. Be the contents thereof wha
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as tn
property of Max Lichtenstein and Flea
nor R. Lichtenstein, his wife, mort
gagors, and to be sold by
JOSHUA z. CROSSLAND, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del.
April 16, 1919.
Middletown transcript., 1919-04-19

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast corner Of
Eleventh and King streets, city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE THIRD DAY OF MAY. 1919,
alto O'clock A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz
ALL those three certain lots, pieces
or parcels of land, with the two and
one-half story frame dwelling house
thereon erected, situate in Christiana
Hundred, County and State aforesaid,
known on the plan of Brack-Ex, as lets
Is, 16 and II in Section Il, (" as the said
plan is Of record in the office for the
Recording of Deeds, ETC., at Whining
ton, in. and for New Castle County
aforesaid, in Deed Record M, volume
"a, page COL, etc., and which are here
in more particularly bounded and de-
scribed as one lot, as follows, towit:
BEGINNING at point in the center
line of Brighton avenue at fifty feet
wide, as marked out on said plan at the
distance of sixty feet northerly from
the northerly side of Seaview street, as
marked oQt on said plan: thence west
erly. parallel with Seaview street, one
hundred and forty-fve feet to point;
thence northerly parallel with Brighton
avenue, sixty feet to point thence
Easterly parallel with Seaview street,
one hundred and forty-fve feet to a
point in the said center line of Brighton
avenue, and thence thereby southerly
sixty feet to the place of Beginning.
BE the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Herbert L. Dinsmore and
Estella Dinsmore, his wife, mortgagors,
and to be sold by
JOSHUA z. GRASSLAND, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del,
April 16, 1919.
Middletown transcript., 1919-04-19
Care of Funds

The personal care of Savings is. natu-
rally, matter of some anxiety. This
can be entirely avoided by making
frequent small deposits. To put money
away in hidden places is to risk it's loss
by fire or theft, an altogether unne-
cessary risk to take. Frequent small
deposits in the Wilmington Savings
Fund Society assures safety and re-
lieves you of the fear of loss.
4 PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON
ALL DEPOSITS. NO CHARGE
MADE FOR ANY ACCOUNT
WILMINGTON SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY
S. E. Cor. 9th and Market Sts.,
Wilmington, Delaware
Middletown transcript., 1919-04-19

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Lev. Fac. to me directed.
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner of
Eleventh and King Streets, City of
Wilmington, New Castle County,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
KR6TKIE HOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

Sedzia David zawyrokowaf
Wczoraj. re komisarz zdrowia,
Robertson ma peine prawo I'd
jecia sic losem os6b cierpi2cych
ma choroby zarazliwe. Ostatnio
policya aresztowa}a podczas ma
jazd6w ma domy Rodejrzane~dwie
kobiety, chore, ktore komisarz
Robertson poleci} unieScic W szpi
talu Lawndale, gdzie poddac sic
mialy kuracyi. Osoby znane ko-
bietom stara}y sic o ich zwolnie-
ME i sedzia by}by ich prawdopo-
dobnie zwolnil; sprzeciwil sic te-
mu jednak Robertson, ktory mo-
viii, il zagrazajq on zdrowiu pub
licznoSci, MIN sedzia David wy
dial wyrok, rozporzqdzi} wpierw,
aby oSmiu lckarzy zda}o rapport L
egzaminacyi dokonanych ma ko-
bictach. Zeznali oni, Re kobiety
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21

powinny um:cszczone bye W szpi
talu.
Ma stacye policyjnq zg1osiia
sig wczoraj pau Mollencup. pro-
szac detcktywow ably arcsztow&-
Ii kobicte, kt0ra wyszla "a ma
&c jej syna, tlumaclqc. IL kob;cta
Jest zameinQ. L dctcktywam IL
dafa sic ona do micszkania m}o-
del parry, kt6rzy dOpicro kilka dni
tclnu Slubowali Sobie dozgonna
miiosG i zazada}a, ably ia areSzto-
wano. Gdy kobieta znalazia sic ma
stacyi, oswiadczy}a, lie zwic
sic Vera Jones: przyzna'a, Re po-
slubiia zesziego lipca niejakiego
Ross Jones, Z kt6rym jednak TO
zeszia sic wnet, sadzac, re dosta-
/ aod niego rozw6d, poniewaz da-
no jej do podpisania jakiS doku-
ment. MAJ jej. H. Mollencup, o.
rzekl, zc natychmiast postara sic
O adwokata. kt6ry sprawe GAIA
Wvklaruje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
Z RZADO-
WYCH w SPRAWIE
D~ROZYZNY.

Washington, 81 pazdziernika.
Sprawozdanic komitetu sena-
toryalnego, kt6ry obecnie pre-
prowadza dochodzenie w sprawic
drozyzny, gioszq, re ceny nakIa-
dane przcz detalicznych kupc6w
50 nieraz cd 200 do 800 procent
wyzsze Cd cen. nakfadanych
przez kuPcdw hurtownych. IVY
nika Z tego', m6wi sprawozdanie
lie kuPcy dctaliczni miesa wick
sze otrzymujs zyski, niz farme-
rzy, hodowcy byd}a i rzezalnie."
HURTOWNA CENA CUKRU
MA WYNOSIc 10 CENToW,
Washington, 81 pazdziernika.
- Department sprawicdliwoSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
FITZPATRICK o STRAJKU
STALOWYM.
Pittsburgh, 81. pazdziernika.-

Pittsburgh, 81. pazdziernika.-
Ma w~czorajszej k~onferencyi ko--
mitetu straJkowego dokonano
Przegladu sytuacyi strajkowej W
stalowniach krajowych. Prezcs
komitetu Fitzpatrick Z Chicago O.
oSwiadczyl. re poczateE piatego
tygodnia stalowego rozpoczaf sic
ma horzySc strajkier6w, gdyi maj
krytyczniejsza juz chwila mine}a
a GAIA sytuacya polePsza sic ma
korzySc strajkier6w.
OSwiadczenie Fitzpatrick ME
odpowiada treSciq opinion, wy
danym przez kompanie stalowe.
Stalownie, nalezace do Carnegie
go maja wedlug zdania ~urzedni--
k6w kompanii p~rodukcye juz W
takicj skali, jak W czasaCh nor
malnych. Niezalczne kompanie
stalowe rowniez glosza, re pro-
dukcya ich zakiadow stalowych
powoli dochodzi do stanu nor
roa1peorO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
K~ATASTROFA AEROPLANO
WA.

Carexico, 81 pazdziernika. -
Porucznik G.. W. Puryear, lotnik
przy 9tej ekadrze lotniczej Frzy
polu lotniczem Rockwell, zosta{
ia miejscu zabity, gdy aeroplan
jego spadf ma ziemie wskutek po-
psucia sic motoru' Porucznik Pur
year mial bye pierwszym lotni-
klein, kt6ry zdo}a} ujSc L poza
linii bojowych niernicckich pod
Gas MOinv.
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ZE SYTUACYI MA SYBERYI.
Pekin, 81. pazdziernika. O.

statnie usihowania rzadu kolcza-
ka, ktore zmierzafy do aresztowa-
uia we Wladywostoku generate
Guidy, wzbudzi}y gniew 1000
Czechow, ktorzy strzega alianc-
kich przedstawicieli W Omsku,
jakotez chronia zachodnia Geese
koiei, majacej pierwszorzedne INA
genie ola prowadzonej przez Kol
czaka kampanii. Kolczak oskarza
g~eneraia Guide o knwcie spiskow
kontrrewolucyjnych, Czesi jed
max, ktorzy ubGstwiaja tego ge-
u~eraia. strzega lego pociagu i O.
5wiadczaja, re jeSli Kolczak zaa-
resztuje go we W}adywostoku, W
takim razie oni potrafiq ~areszto-
wac Kolczaka " Omsku.
Armia czeska ma Syberyi, ktora
przez diva lata byia prawdziwym
biczem ma tamtejszych bolszewi-
k6w, posuwa sic obecpie ma
wschod, przygotowujac sic do po-
wrotu do rodzinnego kaju. Ia
chodzi wSzelako Ottawa. ic odjazd
Czecbow Z zachUduiej Sybcryi mo
re zachccic bolszewikow do sku-
tecznego wznowienia prob, W ce-
1r przeciecia kolei transsrberyj--
skiej, stanowi2cej ola kolcz2ka
iedyna lego linie mountaineering.
Ma razie jednaG naiwiekszy po-
w6d ktopot6w stanowi zachowa--
ME sic $4,000 kozakow pod gene
rafem Semenowem ~ poblizn
CZyty. Kozacy q przenoszq sic
v gran:ce AIandzrrryi. bedqcej
prowincyq chinskq, 4 ze wszyst-.
licgo zdaje sic bye widocznem, zc
Somehow dziata W porozunieniu
z Taponczykami. Rad 'chinski.
6tory W tym wypadku ma "a SODA
poparcie Niantow, ostrzcg} ko-
tahdw, aJy ustapjli Z Mandzuryi.
gdyz W przeciwnym razie zoStanq
7~ozbrojeni.
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poczyni} odpowicdnie kroki, ce-
lem niedopuszczenia kupc6w do
nakladania wyg6rowanej ceny "a
cukier, ograniczaiac jq do dziesie
ciu ccntow "a iunt - hurtownie.
Prokurator g~encralny Palmer O.
Swiadczyl, re kupcy, przekracza-
jacy nova te ustawe powolani be
da do odpowiedzialnoSci W mySl
ustawv O kontroli ivwno5ci.
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z MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Stepinski Bernard, z1m. pnr. SCI
Fratney ul., zostaI uderzory przez
tramwaj uliczny i nie5ezriecznie po-
k~aleczony. Tramwaj odrAI:Gil go ma
10 stop " btk Cd toru. RanDego Cd
w~ieziouo e. szpitala przYpa6&owego.