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The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07

The reservation was adopted after many attempts to amend it had been defeated.
 Borah's Proposal Defeated
 An amendment offered by Senator King, Democrat, to make it possible for foreign power to accept the res ervations merely by recognizing the United States as a party to the treaty was rejected.
 Senator Borah's proposal that all four instead of three of the great powers. be required to accept the res ervations was rejected by the senate. The mild reservation" group swung to the support of the Democrats on this vote.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
ARMISTICE DAY TO BE
 CELEBRATED BY BRITONS

LONDON, Nov. (by Associated Press) king George has issued proclamation asking his subjects to celebrate Armistice day, November II, by a two-minute suspension ol husiness at II o'clock a. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
VICTORIA LEFT NOME
 TODAY FOR SEATTLE

NOME, Nov (by Associated Press) The steamship Victoria, the last ship of the season to reach tnis port from the States, sailed for Se- attle today.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
 PROPOSED FOR KING

BERLIN, Nov. 7 (by Associated Press).-Reports from Vienna are to the effect that Archduke Otto soon will be proclaimed king of Hungary. Otto is seven years old, and mem- Der of the Hapsburg family.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
STRIKERS ARE
 UNDER ARREST
 FOR R0UTRACES

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2 (by Associ- ated Press) Four steel strikers have been arrested here, charged with dy- namiting house. Three of them also are charged with an attempt to dyna- mite street car carrying steel work CTS. The explosion threw the car off the rails.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
SENATE ADOPTS ITS FIRST RESERVATION
OHIO VOTES AGAINST
 NEW PROHIBITION ACT

COLUMBUS, Nov (by Associated Press) The majority against ratifica- tion of the prohibition amendment at Tuesdays election was more than nine thousand.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
KANSAS IS FORNINST
 NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE

STAFFORD, Kan, Nov. (by Asso- ciated PresS) The audience broke up a, meeting here last night when a Non-Partisan League speaker at tempted to speak. No one was hurt.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
FIVE ARE POISONED
 WITH PRESERVED CORN

WATERTOWN, N. Y, Nov. ' (by Associated Press). - Mrs. Elmer Towner and two of her children are dead and two others of her children are dying as the result of eating pre- served corn.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
GENERAL STRIKE IN
 BERLIN HAS COLLAPSED

BERLIN, Nov. ' (by Associated Press) The general strike here has co,lapsed, and the headquarters of the Independent Socialists has been closed.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
ARE
 COMING NORTH
 T0ANCHORACE

SEATTLE, Nov. (by Associated Press) One hundred and twenty four members of the Twenty-first in fantry, from Fort Wright, Spokane, sailed today on board the steamship Admiral Watson for Anchorage.
 Captain U. S. Lee, in command of the men, said he understood the men would be stationed along the railroad.
 Invest dollar in Red Cross and cut happiness coupons the rest of the year.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07
INDEPENDENT SOCIALIST
 PARTY HEAD IS DEAD

BERLIN, Nov. ' (by Associated Press) Hugo Hasse, president of the Independent Socialist party, died here yesterday.
 Haase died as a result of gunshot wounds received when an assassin shot him some months ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07

The Red Cross is the contagion of brotherhood and mercy. It's fine thing to catch.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07

The Red Cross never intrudes-but she has mothers sensitive hearing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-07

Invest in humanity, via the Red Cross.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

,mso }nt ar<i <osrst ss13e y &otI-k Aiw
noiiisStsH .noFAIRlACRES.z o1os s1sk
4 4 4 4 4 = 4 X %sae ~, 4 tx kRk
'Imms2 Mr3r Bubardn has BEEN quite SLED
but is up and af6hnd again o1zs -1onV
Mrs. M9Cown9 and son RArthur HavetF
gone to California to spend the win
hnuo1tef9f we understand the doctor there
aiidpqgsvsssreae hopeseof Arthur regainne
islntEhisnhealehbnsfx bns yt1eqo1q a1s
Sam Turner is back fromnhi trip
husts1ibrto1a aud he and fhis mother havs
S. al moved TO- his ranch he recently QpuGI
oan91edh4sed tofl Seth Mills in Efeenleaf.
ASkodak makes the tdealv Christmas
hise "gifpsWe have othem' ! fromW IS 50 !, to
1edtod$3s0G Harmons sbrug .Storeii - +
Mrs. Hubbard spent Saturday after
saaaaxa- aaiaitiaa- 81 u " RazaAa.s.-
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u aster Rina
ution oHthe
HefendanH
IN that XIV
led an aon.
Pw pendi4 in
he seve1Aju-
Fate of Nho,
hnty; thath
! w. Mt0rg,
pan, as J0er-
II the disbu-
'oise riveHde-
Pse Of skAac-
|ecree dfsaid
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fa segsPt1syh esgfywRo ALTA A04
esTsN& cassgeBsewe AHaN 00A QQld
d4oSahft Day b1httsirrg ,,s1&agc
|@ya Faq5r ksNe At Hfsb,yYqs<
hsvs" Nj nosrsq emo .vti41P
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26
'iAIfAsssuMMoNBas

n tie edisttaieaw cou uqpj ii tahSg Seventh
quipaai aIst1F1Issa % &s g49s5sss 81 Ida
1 ASsd ssss dfaH the fsae un hsxid " aa Nj
o FfznkblguWykh 1iphAaiffjdvs. Es-
sic M. Wymer, defendamtsronai two
The state of Idaho sends greetings
to Essie NJ, Wymer, the abeye named
ilosbseh 9nin9AoiS 80"
10 You ARE hercbylnotifieds that a c6mp
plant! has been filsdVagai9sts ypi III
the district court, of the, seventh 90
dicia1 district 81 the State sof Idaho.
in and for the comfy Of Canyon, by
the above named plaintiff, and you ate
hereby directed to appear and answer
sthed SAID neohaplAim within 20 days
,ofyitheefservicea eof this summonsudf
and within 10 days. L served elsMert
where; this action is brought to OBJ
-Es1ss .4-deefee-diSs0iyt tlfe .Ai6onds.01
matrimony existing between the above
e r L.
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Ell" o051W 15nyfff
tndt bruof evsd IsAWHIRSmedt
Il sAd p ss tbi&q sd IIiw bsdss eoiIq yns
'ERB,AfsSla Ba behHiaA sasw bsSkSNSfbf roonle
ID s5irq sd5 BUSaoAd beSs5shp QME
.rgfrnter edt Rttdaae sboOnd GtunstSrs
'sssss fSauRs6berseBiag oitohlaweiT Idaho
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20 19WOq onJ eiIlA il .HElnJ OF !
4 bns eeviI sGxstn0ds. .evijai ~. !,
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no. in and fssa5Ab eslesW oof 't1a7HM
'ssgyashtai1dE lqaeAasea plaintifao w =
lSaopaL m41atArAd aHsfhAWW. cHa,s
field ad4h5auelAasHAt aisarhnhAshind and
,wy]tsayf{s!r piYGfls Nv Wjiiia,Hs Imd Floyd
ali MsIfu1bFSdtSi nf aI g aaao'
nAegijN@oBeg weAvA kfAaH55 de- eassdt
rgnd ahlnah e1ufibAo ysNitettiftts fNf West
wofb9@ghfdest sdbafeeumfss{ tfY3h
Is tHYmibfp s4sRs9fEjthi S38Gf MgYdA "a
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fsndantemUlyss 1sqDsq ,ssf1sit
TOO 10 sssuod ,smuIyss enssni
,Aff E3s 3ia Q ki4ssA los ENDS
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tieH aKanstaMa 9Asafi Ad, hHfsbandh ana
idife ysBrBaio ioMtl Iqihahas 5aAi IFf6Sd
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fi bHfoH Ra oAbt4s q sbs
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'Gsn 1ithbea sstpwnshib d5ufitf n55fAfaff
gauge 9eags0 sfssHyef theERoise fferf
j lSqsp Any grsH SuAtas idaho, to-
&stdnsT e. wiIth9aH oW fStsr and ditsh rights
defendants eselioo bns ioodos ssenil
.M6T A1Raa aGE RFBN NOTIEbNni
that q eumslaint, his heeu.,f;t4d 1900
you in, the district Court Of the sfxsntb
JUDICIAL fistlict 81 the, State az Idaho.
III and for The 3r0Hanfyp of taqJ o AT A y
tiI6t abovto aHam6f befaiRitiff fn4n d,fVoa
ageoh efehst 9dhcste dntbnppeastahd an
Swfhithe sSid fog3plaint Within 21Jdayy
Inf b.s,. t.,~v;,..,;6 .u;..,.;.:' -
q! a! 4
aPaiRst NsE das Brsysd hHs ssAd .seg,n
Ia3l9k adt. .tgiyedsroa sdt w atami
o@io ACTON Is Prought to Obtain a
decree OF SAID couft fofe1ef quietfng
ps1! :n shmtleiisc che sfeA6win&o de1
ssrhnsn 9sndUsnde pStmisessanh Canyon
Msst b 81
i+rthf noEthWest IQYarter1( NWZ Of :
ssetioa eight in foWnshfS"
foafDe42,ynSf mo q pfahgs. four fEi
tanning eirbtx 1C 9so, m aerss ~ do con
,..s. =: Less' !ogether with all
AA I,en.s, aitches and rights
HV<GA10Gt6tcSfAls >fAB66A<AA
connection with said land, includ-
ing ,s seyenty-five 0s) shares Of
OF stock IN the Eureka Ditch
Company; said land now standing
on the records in the office of the
fop Ra's3l|;.isl mann ey9M
together the merAA
unto be nigh c aSgal a|7s7 n w; nosrA
taining; 4gahsf i n H. - IL
you, or either of YOU: that bv said dc,
Gre. l. +. .d;,,d..a
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

Mrs. Pealslick has been quite sick.
Mr.. Khmfitter butchered two big
hogs Monday, Mr.. Beebe helping him.
The womans club at Fair Acres
met with Mrs. Ethel Barnes last We'd
nesday there we're eight present, \
very ieasant afternoon was
dainty refreshments were 81
hostsG The next meeting
at MEs Ray Barnes.
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ING .sRskdiss ,eidstiahs. 4GoB
taool eysdDR QGGESEer
afg 4sts ai|asais osFessseas 4ksmsi
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

xaiH plaiKtiffyoGy theireadHHp1aint
binding .ar6imkhemnthd fl
sgsrsahnAacmspd GNeslusjsNsaRf
a ,SS&Fff m| 1 4 RRA Is a gS s H.
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'1adT matte ndljtAdt dfhllae iATsht Il
iudic iAaddis tuekdpf stise btafe ItfwIds
tHaaRd ntNb QisxoRtsASatB eanti
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Rg5tesg idd4 riiAkaeUh Bgsf49, LiIni
/ (asbbrpsaesf&dn )3oeu add dsfUHd &a
bthsb after Observation-Disclosures Ies
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peaHdsmay appess andaIisfxndsA In
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$m 2nuoY ata1atilli adj 10 Y1ola-ax{
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10 4idea tsyitaBdtsSaa aabt ateaIds ta
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

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iu}mA nj Sni11oW la1a tff1dtnu 10
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(t9mos tnsqs eW .asIidomotua
p ;assUod TOT noilIim g Had revo
ddmoE0R SALEoifs2nl- Astreaadse
,eb sB}P saiYs1Sd899 &
atE ssse a Ha s98S 5 aSSipas a6 sE$
5 bargain foroQ0BQ &F$waf5V waaiis
= faymssuP idgHa wAsshTight ane
p a#yd; stYs6R XfS9ssxia PhoeRsssi1"-R
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'dduoF UNdSA hiRiadsAse& fachee
"a qfaMd ratfxI RetAts0 ripsshsdtG
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q miles.tHsy, 1sec3a# and HGrdof1
s : b. d$&pbSao l aaS3 re1 %5f9
q9 .samnd nWn 1iadt TWO -saiIimaf
Fps geBat1syh agiy1sso iaahsa A04
X aTsN4 casgessswe enaN N2A QQld
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26
Scat Wilson spent few days in
bnnes nome neydzy--------------
Mrs. Rogers from Nampa has been
helping Mrs. Charles Boyd do some
Hiaa,4I,.sH a ~
Ray Rafhes Marked his turkey isst
Monday.
Mort put down a dtF
CSgs. ~ got ..,s99S5

Candy will be the biggest selling
gnMsvfsy A0pe 9nnaolY aE4iB'
Mary Waitress has been very sick
but is some better we are glad to say.
IN spite of the cold weather there
I9vfe1fsoaet sol Ss4ssn ssic4oeb
c,d sA8ass1 rhEs Eiial ;STf r. Sdh4Eif,@ as
mas ever.
-yss Epe%usalot i4ssne4tbqe
hood one day last week ,steighteniu
9oA6doahG0 Vino 9 915n1 III;
-.tt9MBIa4sEssi' sX T5aS I egsE bl
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

Said ~Eatlse isl rJke& Edwin MSrsters
FaA@ 5tlAa Edith Msfsters, HUSBAND and
wife; .plaiptiffs. wa Az. Tailman,
AW4e6As nflk0dAe402ge bf the
distribution I Of the waters1 of BaHSe,
sriaejI ddidldsnt;IJDN tAO1urpbAgfWr
said action is to sechre a decfesosf
said court adiudicating and decEaans
st quastG Of the northN4st
section nfhTfAan in ifCyUr
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

1T IS HEREBY ORDERED, That
the next Of kin Of the said ward, and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26

rights provided bv Section 4623a Of
the Compiled Laws Of Idaho, and the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-26
III Hi TX en5, 1919. sa,a..
II | !if3ly3p}Fj MARSTERS,atoa
Hi{tM MARsTERSss'
i lIMUliuM PLAINTIFFS,
Il JH}t IRON, residence,
~ H{31J}jtfhtys for plainffffy.
ZYFE&HRltUfx/1 12-12-1-2
rEg}S1 dLdeney and purpp1 of

u the district court Of the sch,
judicial district Of the state oa
no, in and for Canyon county,
VI McC1i1ro nIaintiff ,.slA
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L. G, KNOWLTON.

Il. ~. ANOWLlON,
(seaD. Clerk.
4dtsdssisa aAsSsPs a; ;a asitsb III
no. P. o. address, Caldwsb ddaho,
6 3 3teiy 4 4e35,d b b 10Y eeeeeH
i ] mob uO KtiJaoY .unidjs
In the district court of the seventh
Judicial distrNYof the, state d Ida
JB6W anal 6rl Canyod l16inJlID
p Gasais: sak ssSa ssas
VS.. "A. V. TallWan as watermastef
I&vihR cIAkto6 theodktf 6ihb Sofl
the Waters of Boise river, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that w. D.
Charters and Elizabeth Charters have
commenced an action, and that the
same is now pending in the district
court Of 5hGx0erootR judicial district
! ! ! ! !
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fled that unless YOU so appear and an
swer said complaint within the time
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plaintiff and defendant hereto be
awarded to the plaintiff, all Of which
more fully appears by the complaint
on file herein and served herewith
I'D NRdNE1Rrt hereof bRrafereNn1
herd all you are further Notified
+nles you SO appea} NAd az
wer aid bmplaint witbiR te tirHd
l{erel1AspeS5(ed, the plaintn Nlte
judgment against you. as prayed in
said complaint.
81, s s:::$:'';;;;:;;s:;ti,FsfJfitsIs' s. s. b1
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Notice of Tendency and Purpose daf
fs i; ';;;;h1Y;iM'!:;, f., !: !; Il: Il

Leo Edwin MarSterS and Juff1
Edith Marsters, husband and hsKts
plaintiffs, VS.. A.. v. Tallman, as tute n
AasH3g !d a7Age g Ct The The. di4tghst
>tiohaS, utne waters OF BOISE rrMff'
d Y%s# .adsatxaaaaa ID s,ia,
win MaTsters and Julia Edith Mttfsa
tiers hsys cohHenFed an actiohdtsnl
Chat TIE sahfe fnbw pending, in the
fjl ashd S31aa & 's / saa
for Canyon county; that the tiAe16{
lsfSffse Isl Me} Edwin Ma rsters
amp ghAa Edith Msfsters, husba4a aid
AK'@S E g5ilihzndssTs ' I e.
d dis.3 Of th s, watsEsl Of BSss
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XII.
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IS aiiu
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EMHj'

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IN Hda County, Idaho, for use upon
lands owned by plaintiff in the south
Use s Saa5tE GS eetiS1t1hfe, taHeabifi
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IaA Dqi
Wnhys'
4ndnd
3heAeJ
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Is N044eEsTS 4AXSPRYEF
o 4idea ts6afbt aadb ays 1ds

IT, t. th he, fast d5ianlgI.fo
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edt ssnfmIsbnu il .sI9anfta;
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AND IT IS FURTHER ORDER.
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or lh1141NA. hint, II q
~ 155 feet to point thence ID
80 feet to a point, thence eas u
Pet TO- point, thence north 2bHfs
lib d ldoint, thence west 800 fek
2 point, thence north 301 feel b
t9iPt6 thence south 81 degrees 15pi
H4l6st 1887 feet to a point, In En
north Sc degrees IS minutes WE =
s:;iiEE;Si;!!iH;'s.'!!:IE!.:3: VI S:
rs degrees IS minutes east 12ANt
to point, thence north 480 feel II
IRSik1 % OF rTsSIssIE3 RnEiain q!
right-of-way and public highway Nj
date of priority claimed by IA
tiffs-ts-hAAaxl-l883: tn In q
Indication of water rights soueIk
- .
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)LSZEWICCY DELEGACI
MILCZA o PoKOJU.

(Korespondencya Arthura Mamma
do Chicago Tribune").
Dorpat, II. listopada, via Lon
dyn, 10. listopada. - Chociaz boil
szewicki delegat Litwinow odbyi
dis popo}udniu pierwsza konfe-
rencye delegatami pahstw mad
baltyckich, ME omawiano oficyal,
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PADEREWSKI PRZECIW
PoKoJOWI z BOLSZEWI-
KAMI.
Warszawa, 13. listopada. e

kAMl.
Warszawa, Is. listopada. o.
poznione). - PolSki premier lg-
macy J. Paderewskl wygiosii dis
" Sejmie polskim diuga move ma
temat wewnetrznych / zewnetrz-
rych stosunkow w Polsce, W kto-
rel wspomniaI takze stosunkach
istnieiacych ma Ukraine, nazg--
waiac je chaotycznymi. Stwier-
dzil, re panuje tam Erolestwo
mord6w terroru. oraz zapewnit
poss6w, IL wymordowano tam W
okrutny sposob 10000 zydow.
Zarzucii przy tenn wiadzom uEra-
inskim, ze wobec tych gwaitow
zachowywaly absolutne miIcze-
uie.
Omawiajac sprawe wojny Z Dol
szewikami. zaznaczyi premier, re
ponicsione przez Polske otiary
bviy ciezkie. ale konieczne dla "a
gwarantowania bezpieczenstwa O.
becnej i przysziych generacyi,
TodkreSlA tei. ze zawieranie po-
koiu bolszewikami byio do tel
pory rzecza niemozliwQ.
Seim oklaskiwai gorqco pana
Paderewskiego. gdy skiadai on
wyrazy podziekowania krajom,
ktore przyczyni4y sic do odzys'ka-
MIA przcz Polske niePodlegtoscl
wymieniajac przy tenn Francye,
Wiclka Brytanie, WIochy, Stany
Zicdnoczone Japonie. POdobnc
oIklaski zyskalo tcz wyrazenie Il
znania pod adrcscm Polakow a
merykanskich "a ich pomoc IL
dzielonq ojczyznic "a morzcm.
POLSKA ZALANA PREF
SZPIEGoW.
INA podstawie korespondencyi
Harolda E. Bechtol.)
Warszawa, 10. listopada, - Gro
mady tajemniczych ludzi zalegala
przedsfonlIi hotelu Bristol W
Warszawie przepe}niaja gwar---
ne, dzwieczace muzyka restaura-
eve stolicy Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
. DEPARTAMENCIE STRA-
ZY POzARNEJ.

Swietem przekonanlem kazde-
go chicagoskiego obywatela jest,
&c department stray pozarnej,
Jest nalepiej prowadzonym depar
tamentem W mieScie. Po czesci
jest to prawda, Department ten
jednak, podobnie jak inne, ME
Jest zupeinie wolny Cd polityki
podziemnej, ktora szkode depar-
tamentowi przynosi. Ma czele
stray pozarnej stoi zasiuzony
strazak, marszalek Thomas o.
Connor, obowiazki Swe wypelnla
jqcy bardzo gorliwie. Wszystko
sz}o jak najlepiej i Mkt slowa kry
tyki nigdy ME wypowiedziai. A
liSci znalazi sig niejaki John +.
Cullerton, krewny aldermana te-
go samego imienia, kt6ry posta-
nowi} zostac caren Department
tu, objac mad MIN wfadze. Cul-
lerton jest cywilem, piastujacym
przy dcpartamencie urzad kon-
traktora; obowiazkiem jego jest
staranie sic, ably departamentowi
ME brakowalo, tych rzeczy, ktore
koniccznie sa przy walce Z og-
MEM. wiec sikawck, drabin, ko
nj, it'd. Me miai on widocznie vic
le piracy, poniewaz zabral sic ma
dobrc ho polityki; mieszai sic
do wszystkieg9, siowem, trzasc II
silowal dcpartamentem, wicIokrot
ME zwracajac uwagi samemu mar
szalkowi, co czynic W tel lub i'll
nej kwestyi nalezy. Znudzony
TEN marszaiek, poczai temu pro-
testowac, powodujac. ie Cutler
ton kopa6 poczai pod MIN doiki,
wzniecajac niezadowolenie w de-
partamencie. Jemu nawet zarzu-
GAIA, ze strazacy niedawno temu
grozili miastu strajkiem. Doszlo
do tego, ze O'Connor nosil sic juz
mySla podania swej rezygnacyi,
chcac uniknac klopotow, sprawa
iednak doszla w koncu do uszu
bumistrza, ktory zesziego ponie-
dziaIku, ma posiedzeniu Rady, O.
kreslii dokIadnie Cullerton'a obo-
wiazki i poleci4 mu scisle ich
przestrzegac; zakaza} mieszac sic
do sprawy, ktorego obchodzic ME
powinny. pozostawic marszalka
W .spokoju. Niezgody tel wyni-
klein jest to, re obecnie prowa-
dzone sa przez komisye z Iona
Rady miejskiej inwestygacye; je-
den aldermanow zaS oswiadczyl
re CO sic tyczy personalu, kilku
asystentow naczelnego marszalka
ME wypeinia swych obowiazkow
jak winni. Inwestygacye zostafy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
GLOSOWANIE SENATU
MAD TRAKTATEM POKOJO-
WYNN LIGA NARODoW.

Washington, ls listopada. -
Dzisiaj rozpocznie sic znow de
bata mad zastrzezcniami pokoJu.
Demokraci ma czele senatorem
Hitchcock pryzgotowani sa do
odrzucenia zastrzezen republika-
now. Senator Hitchcock dostal
instrukcye Cd prez. Wilsona, kt6-
rymi sic ma kierowat' Republi-
kanie z seriatore1n Lodge ma cze-
le, So skfonni do d opewnych u
stepstw. Wszystko zalezy jake
stanowisko zajmia republikanie-
ktorzy przedstawiaja swoje ia
godne zastrzezenia". Przedstawi-
cielem ich jest senator Lenroot Z
Wisconsin. Rome domySly kra-
zyly miedzy senatorami - co "a
tajnc instrukcye senator Hitch
cock posiada. Przypuszczaja, &c
zawieraja pewne ustepstwa co do
zastrzezen. Senator Hitchcock sta
rad sic o usuniecie zastrzezenia
senatora Lodge, - ktore mowi,
ze zatwierdzenie pokoju przez
Ameryke ME bedzie waznem, do
p6ki try alianckic panstwa ME
przyjma zastrzezen Amcryki. -
Projekt senatora EIitchcockd -
zostaI przegiosowany So do A.
glosami. Wszyscy tax zwani la
godni rcpublikanic wyjatkiem
senatora McCumbcr. giosowali
przcciw. Prezydcnt Wilson Jest
bardzo przeciwny tcmu zastrEc-
ieniu. moze wiec republikanic o.
wo zastrzcicnic wykrcsla.
Tednak diva zastrzeienia bar
do waznc zostaiy PrzyIete.
Stany Zjedn. mic bedq braly u
dzialu W iadnvch roEpraw1ch
piracy, dopoki koneres na 10 sic
ME zgodzi. Stanv ME biora rad
nej odpowiedzialnoSei "a uchwa-
~, kt6re przeSziy kiltoma gio-
ssmi. pochodzacyTri Cd jednego
panstwa. mp. Anglii. Senator
Tohnsona zastrzezenie, by Stany
miaiy rowns iloSc giosow W Ii
DE Ludlow Anglia, zostaio cd
rzucone AZ giosami do ,43. Po cd
rzuceniu zastrzezenia senatora
Johnson'a, senat przyjai inne,
jeszcze bardziej drastyczne "a
strzezenie senatora Lenroot'a. -
Mianowicie, re Stany ME przyj-
muja zadnej odpowiedzialnosci "a
wszelkie uchwaly, ma ktolHrh
czionkowie samorzadnych domi-
niow, kolonii albo czesci pahstw,
mieliby wiecej niz jeden CLOS. Sc
nator McCumber probowas zlago-
die to zastrzezenie = czemu sta
nowczo sprzeciwif sic senator
Mccormick. Senator McCumber
zostal przegiosowany.
Przeglosowano r6wniez senate
ra rep. Jones'a, ze delegaci amery
Ramsey w Lidze Ludlow, ME beda
obowiazani do uzycia wojska a
merykanskiego, dopoki tego Kon-
gres ME uchwali. Upadi projekt
senatora Gore, - ze Stany psda