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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08

them their true significance. What
are the principles that these symbols
visualize and vitalize that unites this
noble brotherhood?
"The flag of our country. Where
ever it floats it is the symbol OF
free life and Cody, consistent gov
ernment. In all its domains it catches
in it's folds the light of the morn, the
radiance of the moon, the glow OF
the sunset, and reflects them back
with cheer and hope into the great
heart of humanity"
Dean Cockerill paid glowing
tribute to our flag and the govern
ment it represents, the bible and the
great Christianity founded upon it,
and the Elks lodge, which has done
such grand work in the every day
life of so many communities, took
such a prominent and effective part
in the war and has always been found
laboring for the betterment of con-
ditions for humanity. Lack of space
prevents the splendid speech being
given in full. Those who missed
hearing it, missed treat.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
THE MUCKERS HOLD
FAREWELL RECEPTION
c. A. WRIGHT, WHO LEAVES THE
SCHOOL OF MINES, TENDER
ED HIM A FEED

The meeting of the Associated
Miners, Wednesday evening the 3rd
inst was made the occasion for a
farewell to Mr. c. A. Wright of the
U. S. Bureau of Mines who is leaving
for Salt Lake.
The "muckers" as they are usually
Professor D. C. Livingston, the school
of mines geologist, and after a tech
nical program, followed by some
"eats,' the various members of the
research and teaching staff took oc-
casion to express to Mr.. Wright their
feelings of friendship and of appecia-
tion of the splendid work which Mr..
Wright has done during the two years
and a half he has been in charge of
the cooperative work of the u S.
Bureau of Mines at this point. AS q
token of the good will and esteem in
which he is held by the metallurgical
staff, Mr.. Wright was presented with
some of the articles dear to the heart
of the smoker and in return promised
to take a quiet smoke at times and
think of his friends in Moscow.
In subsequent interview Dean
Thomson took occasion to express his
very deep regret at Mr.. Wright's de-
parture.
"Mr Wright has not only done
splendid service to the state of Idaho
by his research work here, but he has
himself to all of us by
the splendid spirit of cooperation in
which this work has been carried on.
His successor has not yet been ap-
pointed and it will be difficult for the
q. S. Bureau of Mines to find a man
so admirably suited to this post
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
MONTANA SH|vERS
WITH FUEL SCARCE
BURNING OLD BUILDINGS--TH
COLDEST FOR 80 YEARS
OKLAHOMA ACTS

BUTTE.=The shortage of fuel
is causing the most critical condition
ever confronting Butte. Mayor W. T.
Stodden has been authorized by the
city council to set aside an emergency
appropriation to provide for hundreds
of families in the mining camp who
now are in dire circumstances. Thous-
ands of men in Butte are out of work
and unable to provide their families
with either fuel or other necessities
of life, because of the closing of mines
for want of fuel. Every pound of coal
available has been. sent needy people
in small deliveries.
The Boy Scouts in canvass of the
city obtained 500 tons of coal from
willing donors, all of which today has
been exhausted and tomorrow will
find Butte with hardly pound Of
coal.
Wood obtained from old demolished
shacks has been delivered as rapidly
as possible but the source of supply
also is exhausted.
Some coal is expected to reach
Butte tomorrow over the Union Paci-.
fic from Utah. One of the means of
temporary relief contemplated by the
city fuel administrator and the gen
eral committee is to establish public
soup kitchens to supply the needy
with food With the coldest winter
weather prevailing in Butte in the
history of the city for the last thirty
years, the combination of circum-
stances is one Of the most drastic with
which the authorities ever have con-
tended.
Entire State in Distress.
HELENA.-W With continued cold
weather forcasted for Montana,
Monday and Tuesday, suffering be-
cause of the extreme coal shortage
will be intensified, it is anticipated.
Floods of appeals for fuel are being
received by State Fuel Administrator
Gerry, and an effort is being made to
get coal to relieve the extreme cases
in the northern part of the state
where suffering is most acute.
Gov Sam V. Stewart reports no
new developments in the coal strike
situation in the state tonight
Cancellation of Trains.
Butte. - Beginning tomorrow
the Oregon Short Line will discon-
tinue it's trains between Butte and
OCC@CCllO, luduO, ctSCOl uAAS " "a
Shewe, general agent, with head
quarters in Butte. The reduction of
train service, he says, is because of
the shortage of coal. Passenger trains
between Butte and Salt Lake City,
will continue, though many of the
branch lines in Idaho have been
temporarily annulled.
Drastic Oklahoma Regulations.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla Drastic
regulations to govern the Oklahoma
coal fields, where martial law has
been proclaimed by Gov. Robertson,
were promulgated today by Adjutant
General Barrett.
1t is provided that all nonessential
are to be closed; private
may be held only with auth
orization of the adjutant general, and
a round up of agitators is to take
place. All coal within the zone of
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
SENATOR NEWBERRY REFUSES
TO PLEAD TO INDICTMENT

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-United
States Senator Newberry and thirteen
of those who were indicted with him
on charges of violation of election
laws, "stood mute" when arraigned
this afternoon before United States
District Judge Sessions. Counsel told
Judge Sessions it had been the inten-
tion to plead not guilty but inasmuch
as this precluded raising certain legal
questions the defendants would
"stand mute"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
ROOSEVELT FUNDS TO
BE SENT THIS WEEK

C. A. Hagen, chairman of the Latah
county Roosevelt memorial fund cam
paign, announces that he will send
his report to the state headquarters
the last of this week. He hopes that
all who wish to contribute and be-
come honorary members of the great
organization to provide memorial
to the great American, will send in
their remittance and report this week
in order that it may be sent in with
his report to the state headquarters.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08

martial law which is not in the hands
of the government is to be seized.
The crusade against agitators be-
gan today with the arrest of two men
at Anderson for alleged efforts to pre-
vent the return to work of union
miners. Preparations have been
made to start mining operations in
several strip pits tomorrow.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
Indian Land Sells Well.

The most successful sale of Indian
heirship lands conducted by the Lap
wal agency was experienced yesterday
when a total of 81 lots were sold for
a total of $155, ,526.40, by DR.. Breid,
ogent of the Nez Perces. There were
81 bidders for these tracts and total
of $685., ,875.42 was offered in these
bids. The average price paid for the
2573 acres sold was over $50 an acre.
Cottonwood Chronicle.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08

WASHINGTON.-(By A. PHO
decision on the constitutionality of
war time prohibition and the Volstead
enforcement act was rendered today
by the supreme court. No indication
is given when the decision will be
reached.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
Convicts Escap-One Killed.

PHOENIX, Ariz.-One convict was
killed and three escaped from the
state prison road camp near Super
ior, Arizona, ate Saturday, accord
ing to advice received here today. One
of the convicts who escaped was
captured later.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
Fix Size of Peace Army.

WASHINGTON-(By A. PA
peace time regular army of 100000
men and $4,000 officers was decided
upon by the house military sub-com-
mittee in framing the army reor-
bill today. The number of
combat troops was fixed at 250,000.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-08
Butterfat Prices High.

The highest price ever quoted here
for butterfat is that which the Sal
mon creamery is paying today-67
cents pound. Such an alluring
figure ought to encourage owners Of
cows to commence milking in earnest,
the returns from a good milk COW be-
ing fair compensation for the wear
and tear incident to the milking in
dustry. Salmon Herald.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16

, Ingenieria dc Ferrocarriles
e--Topcgrafia y Dibujo Topo.
, gr6fico
,-Ingenieria M6cSniea
PerifO Mec6rico-E -Electricista
Direction Tecnica de Talleres
Mec6nicog
-Maquinista Montador
Taller MecfnicO y Montaje
e-Matem4ticas y Dibujo Lineai
,-Matem6ticas y Dibujo Me-
cdnico I
-Dibujo Mecdnico
Delineante de Taller Heck-
fiic0
,-construcei6n > Dibujo de
M6Quinas
'-Alumbrado y Tranvias Elee.
tricos !
Aiumbrado Electrieo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16

dc Santa Cruz, el cardenal Granvela y
don Garcia de Toledo, libertador de
Malta fueron los verdaderose creado.-
res de nuestra escuadra, la mas fuer-
tc de.todas las celigadas. eN.
Tcrminados los preparativos, el dicz
y scis de setiembre del, afio 1871, Sc hi
20 a la mar la armada cristiana COM
puesta de doscientas galeras y Glen ma
YES y galeazas, con cincuenta mil in
fantes, cuatro mil quinientos caballos
cuantiosas municiones y maquinas dc
guerra bordo. Asumio el mando de
las fuerzas de Ia Ligs. don Jtians de AUS
ttia.+ el 1lustreI 1ierfnano bastardo del
inonarca eapaflol. Veinte dias. estuvie.
ron buscandose las oscuadras riyales
entire Stella y Grecia. Noticioso don
Juan de que la fiota enemiga cstaba
Ell. el golfo de Lepanto, no obstante los
consoles que lie dieron varios de sus su-
balternos, que desconfaban del Sxito
de la empresa, ordeno hacer rumbo ha-
cia el citado golfo, cue forInan lasAcos
tas griegas, llegando la proximidad
de las islas Echinades y enfrente del
promontorio de Accio. W M
La armada turca, capitaneada por Pia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16

Dcsie queslos soto1lanos ,asaltaron los
muros de Constantinopla, y la Media Lu
ma corona la ciipula de Santa, Sofia, Ma
honed II, selim I y soliman, Ell MAG
NIHICO, habian constsrnado la cris-
tiandad con sus terribles ataques y
plraterlas. 'teatai vaUe -
Ell. ell Mediterraneo, eiercian un
poder casi omnimodo, que nj sel propio
Carlos " consiguio dominar. Sin embar-
go, ell grito de angustia lanzado por
vonecia, amenazada .d5 desaparicion
como el imperio bizantino, colrn6 la in
dignacion de algunos estados de Euro
pa logro que SO formase la coalici6n
contra Ell temible Selim II. H.
FL .pontihce Pic v, Felipe II, Geno-
va Venecia acordaron reunir sns fuer-
zas en- Mesina para dar la batalla al
adversario comun. Siendo entonces Is
paiia la naci6n mas poderosat de, la tie
IRA, su esfuerzo fue Ell de mayor impor-
tancia Don Alvaro de Bazan, marques
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16

Austria, que haD1a olspuesso con admi-
rable maestria Ell orden de batalla con
las reservas prontas a. acudir a. los ST.
tios de peligro, neutralizaron ell empu-
je de los mahometanos v les, infigieron
tremenda derota. A las. cuatro. de la,
tarde solo les quedaban los turcos
cuarenta. naves. que salvo Uluch-Ah
81 resto de, elias o Sc hudieron en- ell
fondo del mar, o fueron .apresadas por
los cristianos. Estos perdieron unos, sic
to mil hombres, cifra exigua por do
mas, tratandose de batalla tan encona-
da. 6.D. ,,.~ ...s..-- IA 81.
Entire tantos heroes dc tan gloriosa
jornada, dehe recordarse ell nOlnbre de
aquel soldado que recibio una herida
en- el pccho y otra en- la mano izquier-
da. que Sc lamaba Miguel de Cervan-
tes Saavedra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
A LOS DUENOs DE AUTOMOBILES
'"Willys-Knig y Overland"

Hemos sdo nombrados para la sla Puerto Rco como
dsrbudores de los AUTOMOBILES Wilys Knight over
land Els nuestra ntenc6n extEnder de
esos servco genuinoal venmos prcstando
los dueno de las plantas electricas DELCo-LIGHT mo-
torres "N0V0', otras nneas mecanicas fs
Tenemos disposition los servcos del ST. Manuel Gar.
cia mEcanico perito educado msma fabrca de Ii
WHY'S Overland Company.
Ass 49,
Nos ayudarian materamcnte 81 tpdos los de auos
WlysKnight' rOverlandS va 10 isla, nos avsarAn
decuaqera pgza de repustoo serco que necesiten aho
amben cualquier information que deseen dar
Estamos preparando as de pezas dv repuestos qu
eramos saber 10 que heos de hacer fin que cada ueo
de "Wiys-K Knight Overland quede satsfecho de ~
CAIRO.
c. 0. Lord & Company, Inc.
! BOX 12s SAN JUAN PUERTO Rrco.
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Sc. vsnds. papsl psriddicO visjG
2.hn Qiiintats ses
DirijA sns pedidoa ..EL MUND0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
LAS BORDADoRAs DE SAN sEBASt
TIAN PIDEN ,AUMENTo

Aver recibimos el telegrama siguicn-
te:
Ell MUNDO, San Juan. lD.
Las bordadoras de esta poblacion. reu-
nieronse en- ell salon de la escuela que
dirige el professor senor Bernal. sAcor-
daron- solieitar aumento en- Ell precio de
sus labores.
Fue constituido un comite Y nombra-
da presidenta la sefiorita Fita Esteves.
Ell coRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16

Ii, y formada porpunasi trescientas uni
dades, salioi al encnentro de la cris.
tiana. En- aquella Sc invocaba con. en-.
tusiasmo Ell po1nbre del Profeta, en-
esta Ell de eristo, como acicate para la
peleas Ell siete de octnbre, a. las once
de la mafiana, y con un tempo inmejO-
rable, Sc trabo la batalla., a aisza4
Los, otomanos, sigriiendo SUI tactica
proverbial, comenzaron4 atacandos con
impetu por entrambasH aias.l cnnsiguien-
do sensibles ventajas al principle las
galeras egipcias en- laoderecha y las ar
geiinas EN- la izquierda. Pero Ia pericia
y Ell samojo de fos caudillos cristianos.
y muy especialments de don Juan de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
LAS ENFERMEDADEs DEL
HIdADo

'ESta lenfermedad SO maniflssta gene
raluisnte pOr unad sensaci6n de pesafisz
incomodidad y dOlor al costado derecho
del vientre dsbajo de las costillas. Ell
rostro de los enfermos es amarillo, BIZ
li0so; las orinas muy tefiidas. Desde
:Que Sc empiszan sentir estos sfntomas
debe empezarse el tratamiento con el
Arthri-Sel, para evitar que el NAL Sc
agrave. il. a .es u
En- todos los casos, el msdicamentb.
por excelencia es 81 Arthri-Sel. De ven-
Ia en- tOdas las farmacias,~ Agente Gel.
neral ON Puerto Rico, Juan A. Perez.
Allen 90, P.,O. Box 426, san Juan. .Adxt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16

Sc vends papsl veriodicO visjo .
$3.50 quintal. --s'.s.'. -.s' r.',r 49,.
Dirija sus pedidos "EI MUNDO's
n Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
A LOS DUENos DE AUTOS:

Tcnomos piezas para todos los carros
que hay actualmente en- el mercado. No
importa la marca. Solicitclo, a "PAN-
ZARDI REPAIR SHOP, STOP 80, IKA
TO REY, P. r. Tenemos trucks de
carga dc una cuatro toneladas au-
tos dc turismo de la iharca que usted
quicre. de segundo uso compietamente
listos para entregar. = Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
Mai, DfdgOMO HOyA
%Ss Z - IT = = : - - ETS
"Recordar es vivir... D ante
"Recordar es vivir--.Dsnie.
l6 DE sETIEMBRE DE 1871

Sc HAcE La MAR LA ARRIA cRIsTIANA EN- BUscA DE
TUKcos DEsTR UIDos EN- LEPANTo
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La zCoNonCA

Fonda Restaurant , casa dOrmitO-
rio. ExcelOAts serviciO sn eOmida .
la earta.
Ell Restaurant mas popular en- Ban
Juan pcr suS ssrviciOS y condiments
ci6n sn IL. eOmida., 80 q. .as. !.
TsIsfOno 11s. RestaurAnt CriSto 2l
y dorm1torio Cristo IA. Propietar1O,
AdVt. PATRICIo BLASCO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
sEM1LLAs DE cEBoLLA BERMUDA

Especiaidad experimentada durante
vointe y tres afios consecutivos con bri
llante 6xitO. Plantasy semillas de- Hor-
ticultura, Flores. fso al
De venta. Miguel Cloquell, Box ga,
Arecibo.t Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
Muelle No. z

Sc ofrece de nuevo al CO.
/ mercio en- general con to-
+ do su primitive buen' ira
. to, faciIidades y comodi-
dades, asi como a los azu-
careros y embarcadores de
: todas cIases para aImace-
mar con seguridad y embar-.
: car con faciIidad suma sus
productos.
Seguro de naercancias
. depositadas en- mueIIe, a
un tipo sin competencia.
-i-l-l-i.-l..i-i-f.-l-.l-f.i-F-s.si-E-l-is--l.s-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
Amerykanie Jada zWaIczaG TyfuSWPolsce
pora1ka Rzadu FTancuskiego " PaT|amencie'
Powrot z Niewoli Jencow Niemieckich'
PAPIE1 APELUJE DO NlEMIECKIEGO NARODU
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne'

kowa MONA prowadzic przez
kilka dalszych miesiecy, ekspercl
zas, kt6rzy wsp6lpracowali z pa
nem Herbertem Hooverem, SO
przekonani, re potrzebnych fun
duszow na ratunek dzieci dostar-
czy inicyatywa i dobroczynnost
prywatna.
w samej tyTko Polsce oko&o mi
lion dzieci zaleznych fest cd zy-
wnoSci, jaka nadchodzi re Sta,
now Zjednoczonych, a podobniez
Finlandya, prowineye nadbaityc'
kie, Rosya, Serbia Rumunia po-
legaja W r6wnej mierze ma pomo-
cy Arneryki. Zaznaczyc tn je-
szcze wypada, re wyslsnnicy a,
merykanscy poddaja dzieci bada-
niu lekarskiemu i pomoc udziela-
ia tym tylko, co do ktorych le-
karz wyda orzeczenie, IL So ME
dostatecznie odzywiane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
sYTUAcYA sTRAJKoWA w
CHICAGO.
Maszynisci W stray pozarowej
strajkuja.

Maszynisci w stray pozarowej
. strajkuja.
Dzis przed poiudniem o godz.
smej zastrajkowali maszynisci i
ich asystenci w stray pozarowej
w liczbie 237, oraz II maszyni-
stow ma stacyach wodociagowych
dumping stations). Nazywaja
swoj strajk ,,hurtowna rezygna--
cya".
Strajk wprawia miasto W po-
wazne niebezpieczentwo, gdyz
bez maszyn parowych gazolino-
wych woda wodociagow ma wy
padek pozaru siegac bedzie tylko
do pierwszych pietr.
Powodem strajku jest fakt, IL
rada miejska i komitet finansowy
ME podniosly p4ac maszynistow
tax wysoko, jak zadai.
Dawniej maszynisci pobierali
$1,74O rocznie, a ich asystenci
ST, $50. w ostatnim budzecie P}a
ce maszynistow podniesiono do
$2,0s8 rocznie, a ich asystentow
do $3.50. Maszynisci jednakze
zadali podwyzki do $2,lS8, a a
systenci do $2,O24. Dlatego ze
tych podwyzek i'm ME udzielono,
dis zastrajk1 vail Wczoraj ko-
mitet finansowy rady miejskiel
ofiarowai i'm podwyzke W sumie
$50 rocznie, lecz maszynisci
ich asystenci odpowiedzieli, re
musza otrzymac pelna zadana
podwyzke.
Straz pozarowa ma w rezerwie
ma magic wypadki tylko cd 80 do
SIS maszynistow. Palacze zobowia
zali sic, re ME zastapia maszyni-
stow, lecz tylko dopomoga zaho-
lowac maszyny do. pomp.
Szef stray O'Connor cofna]
wszystkie zezwolenia ma urlopy
i wydaf rozkaz kapitanom bata-
lionow pozarowych, azeby W trud
nej sytuacyi radzili sobie, jak mo-
gil najlepiej.
Asystent szefa Mcdonnell, kt6
ry jest ma czele biura zapobiega-
MIA pozarow, oswiadczyl,ze mimo
| wszystko miasto bedzie mialo do
stateczna protekcye.
Szef O'Connor i wszyscy jego
asystenci wraz manazerem w}as
nosci departamentu ogniowege
wszystko czynia i wciaz konferu-
ia, azeby strajk zaiatwic.
J., Hanna, prezes uni maszyni-
stow, wskazuje, re maszynisci pa
rcwi otrzymuja so cent6w ma go
dzine, a maszynisci w stray po-
zarowej tylko 40. Chodzi tylko 9
SIS 900 rocznie, azeby dae maszy
nistom pozarowym zadana pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
Z BIura hstssruloglcznsg'.

wsch6d siofca godzinie 5:31.
Zach6d slofca godzinie SAL.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Po-
godnie dzisiaj, - jutro niepewna
pogoda, prawdopodObnie dsdzysto'
Me wiele zmian W temperatures
I.agodne, p6knocno-wschodnie
wschodnie wiatry.
Temperature doby minionej; Maj
wyisza wczoraj godz. 8 popofudniu
81 stopni, najnizsza o godzinie $3.50
rane, II stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19

wyzke. .Jest to drobnostka'
m6wii Hanna. - ,Maszynisci
byli zawsze miastu wiernymi,
wiec zasfuguja ma zadane pod
wyzszenie plac."
Strajk swoj maszynisci nazy-.
waja rezygnacya, gdyz So podle-
gil ustawie siuzby cywilnej, kt6-
ra zakazuje strajk6w.
TRAMWAJARZE GLOSUJA
IA STRAJKIEM.
Unie funkcyonaryuszy ma ko--
lejach ulicznych i gornych ukof-
czyly glosowanie mad kwestye
strajku. Olbrzymie wiekszosci
giosow w obu uniach paddy "a
strajkiem, jesli ich zadania ME
zostana uwzglednione.
w unii funkcyonaryuszy ma ko-
lejach gornych 3,501 g}osow pablo
"a strajkiem, a tylko 3S przeciw
strajkowi.
w uni fukcyonaryuszy ma ko-
lejach ulicznych przeszlo. 5000
glosow Padlo "a strajkiem, pod
czas gdy bardzo ma}a liczba glo-
sow padla przeciw strajkowi.
Pierwsi glosowali W swej kwa'
terze pm. 1so w. Randolph ul., a
drudzy w swym budynku przy
narozniku Ashland Blvd. i Van
Buren ,ul.
Jak wiadomo, funkcyonaryusze
zadaja podwylke we wysokosci
II procent. Najbardziej entuzya-
styczne z giosujacych byly agent,
Xxi ma stacyach kolei g6rnych, kto'
re obecnie pobieraja $3.05 dzien-
ME, a jesli podwyzki zadane o,
trzymaja, pobieraG beda $6.o1
dziennie.
Rezultaty glosowania beda pre-
slane przez prezes6w obydwu IL
nil do wydzialu wykonawczegc
uni miedzynarodowej z prosba c
zezwolenie ma naznaczenie daty
strajku. Zezwolenie to otrzymaja
najpozniej iutro. Urzednicy tu-'
tejsi wtedy ma poniedzialek zwo,
laja posiedzenie walne wszyst'
kich czlonkow celem oznaczenia
daty strajku, ktora bedzie praw'
podobnie W sobote przyszlego ty'
godnia.
Urzednicy uni uwaiaja roko,
wanna urzednjkami kompanii "a
strate czasu, gdyz ostatni twier,
dza, re podwyzek ME moga u
dzielit bez podwyzszenia opsaty
tramwajowej, ma co zezwolenie
udzielic moze tylko stanowa ko'
misya .utylitow" publicznych
IOstatnia zaS daia do zrozumienia
ze ME moze bye uzyta dla regu-,
lacyi plac. Petycye zostaiy wnie-
stone przez kompanie do komisyi
Q podwyzszenie oplaty, lecz ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

wiadomo, co komisya niemi u
czyni.
Urzednicy uni iunkcyonaryu--
sly zwroca sic do burn. Tromp-
soma, lecz ME spodziewaja sic cd
niego wielkiej pomocy, gdyz jest
przeciwny wyzszym op&atom
tramwajowym.
Urzednicy kompanii kolei uli-
cznych gornych mic wczoraj ME
uczynili, azeby zapobiedz strajko
wi, lecz ME traca nadziei i opty-
mizmu, re spor bedzie zaiat-
wiony bez strajku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
KALENDARZYK.

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