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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
Standard Oil Company
Proposes to Double Its
Present Capitalization

New York, July 2S.-The Standard
oil company of New Jersey. today an
nounced proposed increase in It's
capital stock by 10OyooO,O0O which
virtually doubles the present capital
ixntion. The new stock will be at sew
en- per cent preferred. but non-votinE.
and win be Offered to present share
holders at par.
The purpose Of tho issue. which is
subtect to approval by the sharehold-
ers, Is to provide for the vigorous
prosecution of the development cam
paign which the company planned dur
ing the war and launched Immediately
the armistice was declared"
The new financing will be under
written by ]. p. Morgan and company
and will constitute the first public
offering ever made by any Standard oil
company.
The new stock. which wifi take the
form of per cent preferred cumu-
latfve non-voting certificate, will be
listed on the stock exchange This
win be the first Standard Oil security
to be openly traded in on the floor OF
that institution.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
TROOPS PRESENCE
IN SIBERIA VITAL
ELEMENT, WILSON
INFORMS SENATE
'VRestoration and Mainten.
ance of Traffic on Rail-
roads Require Soldiers,
He Says-Agreement
Made With Japan

Washington, July 25.-Presi-
dent Wilson informed the Sen
ate today in response to a reso-
luton by Senator johnson, re-
publican, California, that the
presence of American troops In
Siberia was a "vital element
In the restoration and main
tenance of traffic on the Siber-
ian Railroad and that under the
agreement with Japan, they
could be withdrawn only when
the American railway experts
operating the road were with
drawn.
The President said Siberia could be
protected from a further period of chaos
and anarchy only by keeping the rail-
road open and that lacking the prime
essentials of life the people there were
looking to the United States and the
allies for economic assistance. This al
ready fs being extended and additional
supplies are to be sent forward
Rowing bands having no connection
with any organized government are
menacing the railroad. the President
said. and consequently its protection
by the militia is necessary. Ameri-
can troops, he said, are now engaged
in guard duty at valdivostock and
around verchne, Udinsk. A small
body is also at Hardin. The original
purposes of the American military
expedition, Mr.. Wilson wrote. were
two fold:
TWOFOLD PURPOSE
The saving of the Czecho-Sfovak
forces and the steadying of the eff
forts of the Russians at self defense
of the establishment of law and or
der in which they might he willing
to accept assistance.
Major General Graves, commanding
the expedition Of 5000 men, was
specifically directed not to interfere
in Russian affairs, the President said,
but to support wherever necessary
John H. stevens, the American en-
gineer, who Is carrying out the work
of rehabilitAfirg the Siberian rail-
road under the direction Of the inter-
allied committee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
FIVE WEEKS RECESS
IN HOUSE TO BEGIN
NEXT WEEK, is PLAN

BY Associated Fress
waxhipgton. July 2S.--HepunHea"
leaders today agreed ON five weeks
recess Of the House. TO begin late next
week, probably ON Saturday. House
work In the meantime. 1t was decided
would he centercd on passage OF meas
ur~. now ON the calendar and few
matters. including Investigation OF the
MEXICAN situation by commtttee
w0rking during the recess.
Hearings on the tariff revision, rail-
road and marine legislation. including
a future shipping policy, will continue
during the recess. as also the war De-
partment inquiries The recess ne
n,hlican Floor Leader Mondell said.
would expedite committee work, for
the attention of committeeman viii
not be divided by attendance OF House
sessions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26

The bill provided for a state tax COM
mission, a county tax supervisor and
twenty-five district tax courts. The COM
mittee recommended that the county
boards of revenue have the revisory pow
err in matters of valuation, with right
OF appeal to the circuit court which
assures jury trial, denied in the origi-
nal bill. The committee also recommends
striking out the sections creating district
tax courts.
All during the time the committee had
the bill under consideration members OF
the committee as well as other members
of the two houses of the legislature were
holding conference with Governor Kilby.
Strong opposition to the creation of ad-
ditonal taxing machinery developed and
this carried grave threats against certal"
revenue raising features of the bills, TO
meet the demands OF the opponents OF
1.-THE new taxing machinery II is stated
compromise was reached whereby the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
RESERVATIONS TAKEN UP

The reservations covered the Monroe
doctrine. withdrawal, Shantung, ma
tional determination of domestic is
sues and independence of action under
article ten. Mr.. spencer told the Pres
ident that without some such qualifi-
cations the treaty never could be rati-
fled, while If they were included rat-
fication would come quickly. He said
Mr.. Wilson promised to give the pro-
posed reservations his earnest consid-
Grafton and conveyed the impression
that he personally was not opposed to
such a course except for the complica-
tons that might result should the
treaty be returned for negotiation.
Notice also was taken at the white
house during the day of Senate dis
cussion of the defensive treaty with
France which Senator Lodge and others
have charged the President Is with
holding from the Senate in direct vio-
lation of the treaty's own terms
without making an explanat tOn.
white house officials made II clear
that Mr.. Wilson has NO intention of
submitting the Franco 4 merican ngree-
ment for Senate ratification until con-
sideration of the treaty with Germany
Is well under way.
The President plans. 1t was stated,
to present the French treaty after his
tour of the country which Will not be-
gin until about August 10 and may con-
tinue for several weeks. In debate
senator's, have pointed out that pub
lished texts of the document require
that it must be laid before the senate
"at the same time as the Versailles
treaty which was presented more than
two weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
Harris Completes Second
Leg of Flight Around u. S

Augusta. Me-. July 75.-Lieutenant
Colonel r. S. Harris and his crew of
four men in Martin bombing plane
arrived here today on the second leg
of their journey from Washington
around the rim of the United States.
The machine left Mineola at 1925 a.
m. and reached here at 1:05 p. M, max
ing a perfect landing on the state
muster grounds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26

county supervisors and the district tax
courts provisions would be abandoned
and the county boards of revenue sub
stituted for the county supervisor.
WANTED MORE SALARY
The tax assessors as soon as they learn
ed the provisions of the bin relating to
the income and excess profits clauses,
began making demands for increased
compensation. There was a general de-
nand all around for more pay and to
accede to these would have run the total
increase high ~ into the thousands or
dollars.
Then it was, according to gossip around
the capitol that the governor and certain
administration leaders into the two houses
solved what gave promise being very
troublesome problem. 1t Yas-7 led
that the tax assessor an AK collector
be relieved of all responsibilities in 40
far as the income and access profits are
concerned and that the assessing and COLI
lection of these taxes be committed -
econtinued ON Page TweS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
More Jobs Are Created
|ByNew Income TaxLaw
State Income Tax Commissioner With Probably
Twenty-Five Assistants Found Necessary
for Carrying Out Provisions
of New Measure
BY W. J. ROLES

Montgomery, July 25-(Specal when the general
before the house of representatives committee
of whole which referred today it is understood
amendment will offered creating the office of
tax commissioner.
The action of the committee in recommending change
the taxing system provided for in the bill prepared by
the blanket committee caused considerable
Thursday night and yesterday morning. and there
speculation as the reasons for the change.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
Capt. Francis Prepares
for TranscOntinental
Flight in Big Plane

Roy N. Francis who left Dayton, Ohio.
at 1908 o'clock this morning in Mar
tin bombing plane, landed at Hazel
hurst field at 1857 p. m. The trip was
said to have been without incident.
Captain Francis viii remain here
about four days before starting his
trans continental flight
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
Pre- S|DENT HOPES
TO CLEAR SHANTUNG
AFFAIR FOLLOWING
FARLEY WITH Japan
Declaration From Toxic Is
Satisfactory to China and
That VIII Remove Much
Senate Opposition, 1t
Is Expected
BY Associated Frsss

Washington, July 25,-Dip
lomatic discussions with ia
pan over the Shantung pro
vision in the peace treaty
have reached a stage where
President Wilson is repre-
sented as very hopeful of de-
velopments, within d few days
that will clear the air and re-
move much of the opposition
to the provision in the Senate.
This Interpretation of the
Presidents expectations was
expressed by Senator Spen-
Ger, republican, Missouri, at
ter long talk with Mr.. Will
son today about the treaty.
The Senator declined to go
into. details as to the exact
steps taken and both the
White House and the state de-
partment were silent on the
subject.
There were Indications, however,
that the conversations with Japan,
though quite informal in character,
had as their object a declaration from
Toxic as would satisfy China and re-
suit in her acceptance of the treaty.
Senator Spencer also discusses at
length wifi the President the subject
of reservations in Senate ratification of
the treaty. taking with him to the
white house a draft of five reserva-
| lions drawn up and submitted to
| the President, it is understood, at
| the suggestion of Chairman Lodge
| of the foreign relations commit
tee The draft also is said to
have been shown to other republicans
| on varying shades of opinion but Mr..
spencer made it clear In presenting
/ them thataiie alone stood sponsor for
ttheir phraseology
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-26
Summary of the News

1-Troops' presence In siberia vital
element, Wilson informs Senate.
More Jobs are created by new in
come tax law.
-Examination to be made Of affairs
OF girls schools.
@Northern congressman AFRAID OF
rice question.
-EddtOrial.
5Msinicipal food depots are we'll pat
fenixed.
Pf~A Of aymen lecture theme at
~ ard college.
rodnced seeking Improve
seseF ssizs Warrior river.
Yrs given for sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

POTRZDBA doEwiadc1one1 kobiety
do prser6bek do piracy " skaadzie
plaszcs6w. Dobra sAplata, stafa pra.
ca. 4746 8. Ashland ave. s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
Ruch v 1oVarzystXaeh.
ZE STANISIAWOWA


- Lekcya spiewu ch6ru sw. Sta
nisiawa X. koscio}a dolnego odbe-
die sic dis wieczorem ii. W czwar
TEX, $50 czerwca. o godzinie 1880
punktualnie. Obecnosc wszystkich
pozadana. ]. Mindak, sekr. prot,
- Tow. Krola Jana III ~Sobieskie-
go odbedzie posiedzenie p6iroczne W
czwartek, dnia 5go czerwca, O godz,
1880 wieczorem, W sail zwykiych Pc
siedzeh. - And. Kujawa, prezes;
Jozef SzcZuka, sekr. prot.
Tow. sw. Mikolaja mr.. AZ Zjed.
odbedzie miesieczne posiedzenie zis
Wteczorem, o godz, Smei W sail ivy
klych posiedzeh. obecnoSt wszyst--
kich pozadana. - Piotr Rostenko-
vrski, PREF; Marya F. Jazwiecki, Sc
kretarz prot.
- Tow. Sw. Alojzego No. 375 2,
P. R. K. odbedzie posiedzenie dis
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W sail
No. Atty. Kazdy czionek powinien
bye obecny, poniewaz ma posiedzeniu
rozdawane beda bilety ma piknik,
kt6ry sic odbedzie dnia 20go lipca.
Pozatem wiele spraw waznych bedzie
omawianych. - Wojciech Menkicki,
prezes; Fran. Wiechowski, sekr.
prot, 1888 Dickson ul.
KANTOWA.
- Tow. Bratniej Pom. Matki Bo-
skiej Nieust. Pom. mr.. $50 Zjed.
ma sic zebra6 W niedziele Sgo czerw
Ca W sail posiedzen, skad wyruszy-
my ma piknik Tow. Boskiego Serca
Jezusa. Ia nieobecnoSt kara 81. -
Woj. Kilian, pref; Jan Ganek, sekr.
prot.
Urzednicy Tow kt6rzy brali u
dzia{ w manJfestacyi do pomnika
Kosicuszki maia sic zebraG jutro. t.
]. W piatek o godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem W Sail rarafialnej, jak r6wniez
CT, kt6rzy 7ajmowali sic ~sprzedaza
chcragiewek / ad2hak. - S. Pitera,
J. Ochab, Antoni ochal, Marya Ku-
lava, Ant ni cPczatek.
Klub Oh. KS. Jhzefa Poniatowskie
20 ms sws ml~rsieczne posiedzenie
o.!s'aj O godz.nie smej wieczorem.
W salt parafialnej Sw. Jana Kantego.
Wsz. Soy czionkowie So uroszeni o
przybyc'c,, p~oniewdi wa7ne sprawy
M do zalatwienil. Jltr, odbeda sic
wykFaGy staraniem tasoz k'ub o o.
rywateIstwie, kt6re dt"e Deda W sa
i; pod szkola. Kto Hia jos ;eszcze o.
h,wa:e,em, a ma cthote q" m zostac.
vinien udaG sic TAME I skorzystac
2 nadarzajacej sic sposobnosct. -
gdzie r6wniez wypeiniane So apli-
kacye pierwszych | drugich papie-
rbw. s. Adamkiewicz, PREF; X
And]rzejewski, sekr.
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA dobrych kieszeniarek 1
symsarek. do spodni, Tub do cafych
spodni. Dobra zapiata 1 procent. -
Unijny Sap. 1911 Wabansia ave. 5
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POTR1BBA kobiety hub %dziewozyny
do og6lnej domowej piracy, dobra
zap}ata. 1853 N. Paulina ul. 7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

T~6RRoRYZUJA o
SONORA.

Nogales, Ariz., S czerwca. -
Indyanie meksykanscy szczepu
Yaqui terroryzuja okolice Sonora,
wediug otrzymanych tutaj de-
pesz. Dwaj Amerykanie: c. w.
Tervote, inzynier najety przez
firme gornicza The American
Mining and Smelling Co.," oraz
w. Sabote, wiaSciciel maiej kopai
nj W tyrA dystrykcie, zostali "a
bici przez Indyan. Sabote mia,
opu$cic dom, W ktorym mieszka-
10 kiku gornikow, przedwczora:.
Wczoraj wieczorem znaleziono
jego ciaio Pokryte ranami i biz
nami.
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POTRZEBA dzfewczat do lekkiej,
czystej piracy. Stale zatrudnienie.
s12 ma tydzieh ma poczatek. c. w.
Braichwatte' Co., 61S S. Canal I'll. 7
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POTRZEBA PLATE I MACHINE
MOLDER0W PREY GREY IRON
I MAILEABIE IRON WORK. -
TGLOSIC SIZE DEERING WORKS.,
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
90. 1874 FULLERTON AVE. II
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POTRZEBA dobrego balwierza "a
raz. 1928 Noble ul. D
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MEKSYK P~ROTESTUJE
PRZECIW MOVIE
GILLETT'A.

N1AAHA IA
Washington, S czerwca. - Ma
kongresie pan-amerykanskim am
basada meksykanska wystosowa-
+la dyplomatyczny protest pre-
civ movie mowcy Gillett'a, kto-
~ nazwa1 Meksyk najwieksza "a
wada W zawiazaniu stosunkow
handlowych pomiedzy republlka
mi amerykahskiemi.
Doradca ambasady meksykan~
skiej ustnie zaprotestowa} prze--
civ tel movie, przemawiajac do
zastepcy sekr. stanu Phillipps'a.
Poprzednio wreczono departa--
mentowi Stanu pisemny protest,
W ktorym oskarzono mowce Gil
~lett'a, re popefnil bad przeciw
takowi i goscinnoSci Kongresu,
ma ktorego sesyi postanowiono
ME dyskutowac mad sprawam;
politycznemi. w protescie tyrl
oswiadczono rowniez, re oskarzc
MIA Gillett'a So bezpodstawne,
gdyz rekordy z ostatnich mies!e-
cy wskazuja, re meksykanski han
del zagraniczny znajduje sic o
becnie W dobrym stanie, jak nj
gdy przedtem. Urzednicy depar-
tamentu Stanu So W wielkiem "a
k,opotaniu z powodu tego wypad
ku i przpuszczat nalezy, re wy
stosuja stosowna odpowiedz
wyrazami ubolewania.
o WIADOMOsCI ZE
SToLICY KRAJU.
Washington, 8 czerwca. - w.
J. Flynn, byly szef biura detek-
tywow federalnych, zostai wy
brany, przez prokuratora general
nego ma wyszpkanie radykalow,
odpowiedzialnych "a ostatnie wy
bryki bombiarskie.
Propozycya ~zniesienia podat-
ku Cd rzeczy zbytkowych ponow
ME znalazia wielu nieprzyjaci6}.
Opozycya przeoiwnikow projek-
tn staia sic tax silna, re autorzy
i przywodcy ruchu "a zniesieniem
podatku postanowi1i zaczekac ma
poparcie re strony innych repre-
zentantow, oraz W postaci stanow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

POTRzEBA doswiadczonych kobiet
do mycia naczyh. 1884 W. Manson
ul. o
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POTRZEBA robotn1btw do maszyn
szapu. $3.50 dziennte. ZESosic sie pnr
400 W. Ktnzie nj. 8
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POTRZEBA mlodei dziewczyny do
lekkiei domowej roboty po szkole.'
1902 N. Robey ul., 3cie pietro. Mrs.
Jastrond.
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POTRZDBA 3 kobiety do wycina--
ri, ruziko " , czystyel ssmai $50
ma dzie6, sta}a praca. National Sa-
nitary Rag Co., 523 N. Halsted ul. 7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

POTRZEBA PHOTOGRAPH do inne-
go miasta. Dobra plaza ola zdolnego
musi znaf retuszowanie. ZglosiG sic
nomiedZy Una a 90 wieczorem. =
1922 MILWAUKEE AVE. ZAPYTAC
SIZE o PANA WOJNICKIEGO.
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KOBIETA inteligentna W srednim
wieku poszukuje miejsca "a gospo-
dnie u starszej osoby. Zgioszenia IL
stownie Dziennik Chicagoski pod IL
terami J. K. D
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MIASTO OD-
CIETE.

FL Paso, S czerwca. - Ostatnie
depesze | wisdomosci glosza, re
wszslkie komunikacye t~elegraficz
ne i kolcjowe pomiedzy granica
a m;astem Chihuahua So zerwa-
ne i re niema nadziei, ably je W
kr6tkim czasie ~przyprowedzono
do stanu normalnego. zolnierze
Will, operujacy ma polnoc cd Chi
huahua. niszcza zar6wno linie te-
le~graf,czne jak i koejowe. We
dug zeznan Elias De La o, pry-
watnego sekretarza gubernarora
Stanu Chihuahua, ktory przyje-
chal do FL Paso a~utomooilen,,
vi1liSci ME urzadzii ~jeszcze ataku
ua miasto Chihuahua, ami tez jak
widaG ME zamy$laja tego predko
uczynic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

PoTRzEBA prasownika PREY spod--
nicach | sukniach ma wyjazd. Stala
praca | dobra zeplata gwarantowana
-. zgiosiG sic American Skirt Co.,
Sioux City, Ia. 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

POTRZEBA dziewczat do prasow1-
mia. Dobra zaplata. takte prasowni-
n. American Cleaners and Dyers,
1882 W. Lake ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strongly 1~-szej.

odpowiadajace wymaganiom RIA
1u, wowczas immigrant TAXI be-
die mogi pozostac W Ameryce,
jezeli natomiast zachowanie Jego
intendencye beda zanadto rewo-
sucyjne, zostanie wydalony jake
niepozadany ola kraju.
Obecnie znaiduje sic oko1o
1000 obconarodowcow, czekaja--
cych ma deportacye, oznajmil ko-
misarz Caminetti. Wieksza Geese
stanowia obiakani, wielu'z Mich
jednak So anarchistami i rewolu-
cvoniStami.
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POTRzEBA stolarzy W fabryce me
bli, SO godzin ma tydzieh. Dobra "a
plata. Salter Mfg. Co., 339 N. Oak
ley boul. Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

KOBIET potrzeba do ciecia szkla do
ma}ych obrazowych ram, doswiadcze
ME ME konieczne, SO ma p~oczatek,
dobra sposobnoSG do awansu, staia
praca. Zgiosit sic 1455 w. Harri-
SON nj 7
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POTRZEBA doswiadczonych spree
dawaczek p1aszczy 1 ubrah, metatki
aja\pierwsze6stwo. Pensya SIS ty-
godniowo. 500 Milwaukee v s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-05

POTRZEBA dziewczat do prEyszywa
mia guzik6w PREY d~eszczowych plasz
each, stala praca, dobra zap&ata, -
nauczymy was, dobra zapiata pod
czas nauki, przyjdzcie gotowe do
piracy C. B. Shane Co., 222 w. Mon
roe ul. o
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POTRZEBA operatorek ma parowych
maszynach do szycia oraz dziewczat
do fabrycznej piracy. Sleepwell Matt
ress Factory. 1859 Ogden ave-, PREY
Monroe ul. Z
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czego wystapienia W tel sprawie
narodu.
= Ostatnia wizyte ambassador
Stan6w Zjednoczonych ola Japo-
nil do rzadu rosyjskiego W On
sku uznaja tutejsi urzednicy "a
dobry znak, twierdzac, re nieza-
diugo Ameryka i Alianci uznaja
ten Rad "a faktyczny rad rosyj-
ski.
DEPARTMENT. MARYNAR-
XII POZBEDZIE SIE IL OKRE
Tow BOJOWYCH.
Washington, S czerwca' - Ma
mocy planow, opracowanych
przez department marynarki, II
okretow bojowych starego typu,
zostanie rozbrojonych i usunie--
tych re sluzby marynarskiej, ia
ko ME nadajacych sic do nowo--
czesnego systemu prowadzenia
wojen morskich. Okrety tie wybu
dowano pomiedzy rokiem 1893 a
1901 kosztem 500, OOO,0 600.
KATAsTRoFA AEROPLANO
WA.
San Diego, Cal, S czerwca. -
Nadporucznik A. o. Kent z Pine
brook, N. J., lotnik wojskowy,
zostal ma miejscu zabity, gdy
aeroplan, W kt6rym sic wzbif W
~powietrze, runa} ma ziemie Z wy
sokosci 400 stop, Zaraz pc upad-
ku gazolina, znajdujaca sic W
motorze zapali}a sic, niszczac ca
ty aeroplan, zanim zdolano stiu-
mic piomienie.
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA ch}opcow re szkolnym
swiadectwem, do lekkiej ~fabrycznej
roboty. Shoe Swab Mfg. Co., 544 w.
Lake ul.. Ate pietro. Z
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Washington, S czarwca. -
Senator Hitchcock z Nebraska.
jeden z przyjaci6l obecnej admit
n~istracyi, zazadai, ably natych--
Mast wdrozono jak najscislejsze
Sledztwo w sprawie pojawienta
sic II niektorych kaPitalistow no
w~oiorskich broSzur, zawieraJa-
cych peien texts traktatu poko-
iowego, o czem powiadomii Sc
nator Lodge oraz senator Borah,
Wszystko ~wskazuje ma to, re
projekt przeprowadzenia inwesty
gacyi zostanie przyjety, Spodzie-
wac sic nalezy, re Sledztwo to wy
VIOLA ieszcze wieksza senzacye
nil inwestygacya, przeprowadzo-
ma diva lata temu, kiedy to u ME
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DO wynajecia garaz najnowsze u
rzadzenia ma diva Tub try auto
mobile. 1916 Brigham ul., blisko
Paulina ul. 6
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BRYTYJcZYK GoTow DO
R~OZPOCZFCIA NAPO-
WIETRZNEJ R
TRANSATLANTYCKIET

Londyn, S czerwca. - Osta-
teczne przygotowania do ro1po-
czecia Podrozy naPowietrznej po-
mad Atlantyk olbrzymim sterow-
Gem .R.-34" So juz M ukohcze-
niu W North Berwick, - donosi
Evening Star. Pewna liozba
Acknowledgement mechanikow O.
puSciia Londyn w drodze do At
lantic City, gdzie sterowiec ma
wylsdowaG.
WILSON PRZJMUJE READA
ParyI, 5 czerwca. - PREF. Will
son przyjai komendantow aero
planow amerykahskich, ktorzy d
siiowsli przedostac sic przez At
lantyk, ale wskutek wypadkow
ME rogi tego dokonac, oraz ko-
mendanta porucznika Reada, kto-
ry pierwszy dokonal przelotu
przez Atlantyk ma aero
planie swym nNC-4". Prey uSci-
sku dtoni PREF. Wilson oswald
czy9 i'm, Re dummy jest z Mich
wszystkich, re dumni So z Mich
ion koledzy PREY marynarce i ca
" nar6d amerykansh.
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POTRZEBA doswiadczonych opera
torek PREY spodnicach, dobra zapfa-
ia, staia praca. Dobre warunki. A
godzin ma tdzien. B. Bayer, 1714 W.
Division ul. D
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POTRZEBA UPHOISTER0W Ma
PARLOROWYCH MEBLACH. ZGLO
SIC SIZE POD NUMER 1910 AUGU-
STA UL.. BIISKO ASHLAND AVE.
DOBRA ZAPLATA ! STALA PRA-
CA. NORTHWESTERN FURNITU-
RE FACTORY. - NAKROCKI BRA
GA.
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POTRZEBA dziewczat majacych do
%swiadczenie W pralnI do prasowania
W fabryce .farbowania. dobra zapla-
ia, stala praca. Star Cleaner, 2417
n. Western ave. Z