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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
COMBINATION LOCK
SOLVES AUTO THIEYERY

An automobile lock has az last been,
devised that battles the most willy
automobile thief but the makers OF the
lock had TO abandon the time honored
custom Of using a key as no key lock
mas ever been made that the automobile
thief cannot open.
The new lock Is called the r. o. D..
combination auto lock and attaches to
steering post Just under the steering
wheel and when locked a bolt enters
The steering post holding 1t absolutely
rigid so that the wheels are locked
neither be driven or towed away al.
though the lock has all the REQUIRE.
iients Of the fire ordinances which
states no lock can be used that will
keep the cal from being moved from
a fire plug or place OF fire, as the car
straight line at edge Of curb and can.
not be turned In any direction.
The lock Is worked with a combina-
ton dial the exact same as used on
all high grade safes, ana NJ h except
the man who knows the combination
can open II, and he can change the
he changes his chauffeur he would
change his combination SO the old
chauffeur could not steal the car. The
insurance companies allow a discount
on their theft rates OF Is per cent TO
al owners q cars that equip their
The F. o. B. Sales company, SO Por-
ter building, Memphis, is the exclusive
distributor of this lock for the entire
South and they report that their only
! trouble Is In getting enough locks to
supply h demand as they are now
up with the enormous demand for this
long looked for absolute protection
against the auto thief. s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
WOMEN WANT TO
KNOW ABOUT CAR
Therefore Motor Gar Dealer
Starts School to Teach
Them.

That automobile owners who can az
ford chauffeurs are nevertheless in
sisting that the men they hire know
how to drive economically; and that
ladies' who enjoy driving their own cars
are no longer content to pull a lever
or press a button without knowing
what takes place under the cowl, are
considerations which have prompted the
Coit-Stratton company, Dodge Broth
ers dealer in New York city, to open
a School for Drivers" in their sales
The school opened March II, with
four classes a week, n devoted ex.
clusively to the coaching Of chauffeurs
and drivers in tho economies OF opera.
tion and maintenance expense, the
other three for the general public.
Among the 1870 already enrolled are two
men sent in by John d, Rockefeller
ana two by his son, John D, Rockefel-
er, Jr, Both the Roekefellers own
Dodge Brothers motor cars,
The course as outlined this year Is
unusually comprehensive, 1t not only
covers the practical and theoretical
operation OF motor vehicles, but ind
cludes lectures on roads, traffic regu4
l%ations, tires, storage batteries, etcs
as we'll, ""
The department OF instruction for
women i conducted BY an expert who
IS familiar with women's needs and
interests along this line, and unlike
many similar courses, the Instructor
has succeeded In adjusting his lessons
TO III ny mind, and does not assume
mech. .eal knowledge on the part Of
his class. tG
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20

ing tires on front wheels. These drlv-
Ing tires have either plain or ribbed
treada and are recommended for front
wheel use because they steer easier
than DO H6n-skids with small or sharp
projections.
The Miehelin Tire company on the
other hand recommends n type Of
tire for an four wheels. This tire
il Michelin Universal. which has a
tread so broad and fat that II not only
embodies the advantage 0f a nonskid
tire, but also steers and drives just
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20

wsD as a smooth tread easing
tSa nee Of this one type on
wheels the motorist en1ol fire{
faee Of being able 70 FoAlu ~ fTodt
that is 10 say move up Eorr 1T
MneeS SO tires on rear wheels "hsss
~ service Is most severe II t6e mo- NO
Yssd are Of the MleheliR type tne in
5orfst need carry only one Hpal' and
s95sl1 ~ i've types Of spare tires ai az
bsvipq non-skids on front as WEI S-
4 he is protected against tHo Sjnst
gerous front skid as well y less
me more frequent though general
serious rear skid.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
USE NONSKlDS ON
ALL WHEELS, IS TIP

Considerable discussion has grown
up recently about the selection Of tires
with the proper tread for use on front
and rear wheels.
Many tire companies recommend the
use Of nonskid tires on rear wheels
only and urge the use OF soealled "driv-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
THE DRY CELLS.

The simplest dampness of the paste
less short circuit them and run down
the amperage. Some prudent car ewn.
ers make cases Of sections Of old inner
tubes and cover the dry cells with
these, thereby protecting them from
dampness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
OIL FOR BRONZE BEARINGS

a bronze bearing that has been running
hot is the last thing TO do. The best
thing to do Is TO wait for the bearing
to cool In the ordinary course Of events,
but " o are In too much OF q hurry
for this. cool 1t with oil instead 81
water.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20

who By vision and ambition has pulled
himself out ct the grease The SER
vice manager discusses with the owner
his service requirements; In some dis
t~ributorships he combines the talenN Of
service salesman with those OF man
aeeri in others. he has the benefit OF
for that Job.
These evidences OF a businesslike es-
adjustment which greet the owner are
but the surface Of q complete organ
iaation worked out BY the Packard fac
tory and adopted BY us. Even in plan.
ming the layout Of our office and shop
we insured economy Of space and time
and labor-an economy shared BY the
oYner-by pfofiting from the expert
ences Of Packard service stations the
country over, made available to us by
special effort Of the factory service De.
partment. From those details Of the
physical appearance and Arrangement
Of our station to the essential Of the
right personnel, our whole establish
ment Is PACKARD.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
Need Organization,

Packard service begins with a for
ward look TO the day when the future
owner, operating tho vehicle, will need
these organized facilities. Today our
service is reaching farther than ever
into the experience of the owner. We
are doing our best out here, Just as
they are back at the factory, to re-
duce the number and frequency of his
service requirements. We find our best
way Is a species Of education, so we
are offering the owner-driver and the
employed driver the benefit Of a school
IN which men who are expert III both
the construction and the operation of
Packard products are showing the men
who own and drive them how to get
out of our vehicles all the ~trAnsportaa
ton values that we have built into
them.
I'VE frequently say that a a or a
truck is as good 40 the service behind
1T, and from that standpoint VIE can
assert with more confidence than ever
the leadership Of the Packard"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-20
Wants Fast Work.

one OF the things the owner bringing
or sending In hi6 a or truck for service
wants 10 his vehicle back on the road,
" good condition, a fast as possible.
hanks 70 the operations Of a factory
the Packard's service department fac
tory at the main plant IN Detroit-and
70 a carefully devised system Of ordering
parts, we are equipped even to replace
parts, If need be, In a surprisingly short
time. You would be astonished 70
know how far above 80 per cent is our
record for furnishing parts Immediately
on demand. This ability goes back to
a system Of record keeping and parts
ordering based entirely on Packard de-
termination to help the owner keep his
time
Another element in which the owner
requiring service is interested Is the
probable cost Of the repairs or read
justments. We furnish him an estimate
that Is based, not on guesswork, but
on carefully calculated costa In the
price set for his Job the Packard own
er finds himself profiting by a whole
succession Of econotnics-an efficiently
directed force Of mechanics, working
under the best conditions as regards
light, air, room and wages, and supplied
with every special tool which the expe-
Renee Of Packard men the country
over suggests as a time-saving means
Of doing q particular task; a systefna-
tlzed method OF effecting repairs in the
quickest, least expensive way known To
the whole Packard organization; an adj
equate stock Of materials, most OF them
products Of the factorys service fac-
tory, where the economies of large scale
production always are In force, and both
distributor ana owner get the benefit
of them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-19

sprout, but far moro striking fact
is announced in a statement made
byDr. Galippo to the French academy
of science. DR.. Galippo said that in
Egyptian papyrus 20 centuries and
more old he had found living micro
organisms. These microbes were SUBJ
jected to the usual test of heat, and
although the temperature was car
ried to 248 degrees Fahrenheit they
remained as active as ever.
Such a discovery carries with it all
kinds of possibilities, such as the re-
currence in modern times of the
plaques of Egypt. These, however,
in view of the very different hy-
gienic conditions which obtain at the
present time, are likely to remain
possibilities, but not probabilities.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-19
4 FINE EXAMPLE OF
DIVERSIFIED FARMING

Clemson College, December
County Agent T. M. Mills, Of New
,erry county, tells below of the sue
cess of a small farmer, who has
shown what can be done in the way
of diversified farming in that coun-
ty.
II visited one demonstration this
week who has accomplished some
thing worthy of note. Mr.. H. M.
Wicker last year sold from his farm
other than cotton produce to the
amount of 100000. This year he
saws he will reach $250O.OO from
such sales. This was done by HIM
self and family without hired help.
He feeds and miiks several cows.
sells milk and butter and some sur
plus calves. He was filling 1oO-ton
silo the other day when l was there,
had it nearly full and bad enough
left for several more tons. Mr..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-19

Wicker manured seven acres of ano
with some of the COW stable manure
and 200 lbs. per acre of commercial
fertilizer and has gathered from the
7 acres IS bales of cotton. A nice pro
fit from the cow.
"Mr. Wicker also believes in mod
ern improvements. He has just in
stalled electric lights and is pre-
pairing for waterworks in the home
besides various other improvements
"He need not fear the boil wee
viii"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-19
MANY YEARS OLD

Paris-It is Z widely known fact
that Egyptian wheat which has for
years lain beside mummies in tombs
over 1000 years old, can be made to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

gfosowali nacyonaliSci. Pred
powzieciem decyzyi "a podpisa-
mem, zgromsdzenie przyje4o je-
dnogSoSnie rezolucye rzadowa,
zawiersjscs wspomniany wyzej
protest. Otto niektore wyjatki z
niego:
RAJ jesDcze podnosimy nasze
g3osy przeciwko pokojowi opar-
temu ma brutainej przemocy. Jak
jeden MAJ potepiamy podzial ma
szvch ludlow ma wolne i niewolne,
iak to czyni ten pokoj. Oswald
czamy dalej, re 100000 Mem
cow, poddanych przemocs pod
oboe jarzmo, nigdy ME ~przestana
domagac sic samostanowienia o
sobie."
Dalei stwierdza r~ezoiucya, re
ostateczna unia AuStryi z Mem
cami jest absolutna koniecznoScia
! zrzuca ma bark Aliantow odpo-
wiedzialnoSc "a wytwarzanie sy-
tuacyi, prowadzacej do przysz-
lych rewolucyi W Europe.
Paryz, 8. wrzeSnia. - Austry-
acka delegacya W St. German
poinformowala francuska .misye
pokojowa, IL otrzymala wiado-
mosc, ze Austrya ~przyjeia trak-
tat pokojowy i wyznaczyia ORA.
Karla Rennera do podpisania go.
DR.. Renner znaJduje sic W drodze
do Paryza i formalne zawarcie
podPisanie pokoju nastapi we
Srode, 10 bm., o godzinie 10 rano'
Do powyzszego zawiadomienia
dolaczono diva dokumenty. Je,
den z mich stwierdza, re AT
strya musi ustapic pred przemo-
ca, drugi zaS zawiera protest re,
prczentantow odlaczonych cd Au
stryi niektorych terytoryow,
Ukonczopo Juz tez ukiada6
tekst traktatu z Bu8garya i dis
zostanie on przedlozony do PREF,
rzenia mocarstwom interesowa-
Gym, poczem W ciagu biezscego
tygodnia dorsczy sic so Buiga--
ryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

bastyckich dawnej Rosyi okazuje
sic ma razie niemozliwa z powo-
du niesubordynacyi wojsk ME
mieckich, znajdujacych sic wciaz
jeszcze w Kurlandyi.
,,Wskutek nalozonych przez A
.liant6w restrykcyi, Niemcy ME So
stanie wymusic posf,ss zehstwa
ola siebie PREY pomocy Srodkow
militarnych" - powiada miedzy
innemi nota.
Me pozoStawa}o zatem rzado-
wi niemieckiemu mic innego do
czynienia, jak pr1yprowadzic tie
wojska do rozunnu i porzadku przy
pomocy perswazyi. General Won
der Goltz tyEko ma tel podstawie
powrocii do Mitawy. Gdy, poza-
dany eel ME zostai osiagniety
przez niego, PRECEDENT natych--
miast go odwoiali. Ze wzgledu
ma posuniete do ostatecznosci
wzburzenie wsrod wojska, Jest
obecnie niemo1liwoScia przygoto-
wac plan ewakuacyi."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08
z WACkAWOWA.

Klub Paf Kr6lowej Kingi odiozyl
swa zabawe towarzyska, tax zwany
,,Bunco Party" z niedzieh ma srode, dnis
logo wrzesnia o godzinie 6smej vie
czorem. Zabawa ia jest ~urzadzona ma
kCrzysc fulduszu dobroczynnego par
sw. Waciaws, wiec panic maja nadzie.
je. IL nietylEc mIodziez lecz | stars
przybeda %gromadnie W przyszia srode
wieczorem ma te pieknie sic zapowia-
dajaca zabawe. Wielu gosci q innycE
parafii szykuje sic take ma ten
..Bunco Party, kt6re odbedzie sic "
sail ~paraifalnej.
Parafia Sw. Waclawa bedzie mia.
IA Misye W tym roku, kt6ra trwac be-
die przez diva tygodnie. poczawsz6 Oh
niedzicli, dnia 14-go wrzesnia, do'Aie-
dzieli dnia 28-go wrzesnia. Pierwszy ~
dzieG bedzie ola pan i %panienek, a dru'
ri ola mezczyzn i miodzic6c6w. Misya
kierowac bcda Ojcowie Nc Igro
madzenia sw. WinceRtego a Paulo.
Dzisiaj o. godzinie Osmej vie
czorem. dnia S-go wrzesnia, wazne
p~osiedzcnie bedzie mia& Komitet Oby'
wateiSki Armii POlskiej wraZ 2 Pre-
zesami i Prezeskami wszystkich iowa.
rzysrw Waciawowa. KaAdy MECH sic
stawi ma to pos1edzenie, DO wanna spra
wa tyczaca sic wszystkich bedzie oma'
winaa.
SzkOIa sw. Waclawa rozpocze-
Ia sic dzisaj, rano. dnia S-go wrze-
snia. SzkOia nasza jest akredytowana
przez Miejski Wydzial Szkolny, to tel
laden parafian Tub parafianka ME po-
winni swych dzieci posyiaG do szkoly
publicznei. lecz do naszej w~iasnej szko
~ parafiaInej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08
z HAWTHORNE.

W parafii Matki Boskiej Czesto-
.ch%owskiej, ktorej proboszczem jest
X. Bronislaw Czajkowski, poczawszy
cd wczoraj, odbywa sic u~roczyste do
roczne Notwithstanding nabozen
stwo, kt6re zakonczy sic jutro VIE
czorem.
W ubiegis sobOte odyi sic pOgrzeb
S. p. Kat.rzyny Idziaszek, kt6ra
zmarla Pc krotkiej chorobie. przezy-
wszy lat 3S. Orszak po]grzebowy wy
ruszy{ z domu zaioby pnr. 5044 w.
30ty place do koSciola p. W. Matki
Boskiej CzestochOwskiej. gdzie Y.
Bronislaw Czajkowski, odprawil ma
b%ozenstwo i ceremonie pogrzebOwe,
poczem zwIoki zostaly odwiezione ma
cmentarz MISUNDERSTANDING Pan
skiego. Zmari.. pozostawiia po sobie
meza Andrzeja Idziaszek i c6reczke
jedynaczke, Rozalie. - Mech odpo-
cZywa W pokoju.
Do .szkoly %parafialnei Matki Bo--
skiej Czestochowskiei, uczeszcza pre-
szlo 1900 dzieci Obojga pici, kt6re
uczy IS Si6str nauczycielek re zako-
nu Sw. Jozefa.
Towarzystw tax kOScielnyCh jak |
narodowych skupiajacych sic W dzicl-
nicy Hawthorne-Cicero jest og6fcm
13cie, a mianowicie: Tow. naleza--
cych do Zjednoczenia P. r. X. 3;
Tow. n~alezacych do Zwiazku n. P.
- s; jedno Tow. Spiewu p. n. Mo
niuszko". kt6rego dyrygentem jest
znany professor Rudolf Henzel. jake
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

Obywatele z 26tej, 27mej, 2Smej,
3Sciej / 35tej wardy' giosujcie ma
Michala Dominowskiego. Jego naz-
jest ostatnie ma balocie.
(ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08
SIZE
NIESUBORDYNACYA
WOJSK.

Berlin, 8. wrzeSnia. Rad
niemieeki wystosowa} do Allan
tow note, W ktorej wyraza swe u
bolewanie z tego powodu, IL "a
rzadzona przez k~onferencye Po-
kojowa ewakaacya prowincyi mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08
BoLSZEWICY ZDOBYLI
DIVA MIASTA.

mana tn botszewicka depesza i
skrowa donoSi, re bolszewicy Edo
byli Tobolsk, stolice z~achodniej
Syberyi i siedzibe rzadu tamtcj--
szego. RownoczeSnie raportowa-
ne jest take zdobycie przez Dol
szewikow AkciubihSka W prowin
cyl turgajskiej. Depesza dodaje,
re wzieto do niewoli 1000 jeh-
cow i zdubyto wiele arrnat.
Helsingfors, 8. wrzeSnia. -
Brytyjski kontrtorpedowiec IS
49, najechal W sobote ma rosyj--
ska mine, ktora wysadziia go w
~Powietrze. Kapitan, jeszcze jeden
officer i 70 ludzi z zaNogi zostalo
~ocalonych, zachodzi NATIONALIST IL
zasadniona Ottawa, re osmiu Off
cerow i Is mathew zginelo.
~SINN-FEINISCI ZAATAKO-
WALL zOkNIERZY
SKICH.
Londyn, s. wrzesnia. mia
steczku Fermoy W powiecie
Cork, oddziai z 80 zo4nierzy
brytyjskich pod komenda sierzan-
ia maszerowal wczoraj re swych
barakow ma naboIenstwo do ko-
scio4a, a poniewaz by4 to rodzaj pa
rady, wszyscy znaldowali sic W
zupeinem u1brojeniu i wyekwipo-
wan1u. Gdy przechodzili przez
giowna ulice, Dostali najniespo-
dziewaniej zatrzynani przez 20
Sinn-Feinistow W czterech auto
mobilach, ktorzy ME przeczuwa-
jacy niczego ziego oddzia1 W je-
dnej chwili otoczyli i zazadai O.
den poddania sic W imieniu IRE
publiki irlandzsiej."
Sierzant wydal ro0kaz stawie-
mia oporu z bronia W reku, ale "
tel chwdi Sim-Feinisci zaczeli
strzelac re swych rewolwerow
zabijajac jednego z 1~oanierzy ma
miejscu, a drugiego raniac powa-
znie. Wywiaza}a sic walka ulicz,
ma, PREY ~obopolnej goracej wy
mianie strzalow.
Dwu jeszcze zo4nierzy padsc
c;ezko zranionych, zanim Sim
Feinistom udaio sic reszte Cd
dziaiu rozbroic, poczem odjechal:
szybko "a miasto w arHtomobi
ZACH Zarzadzono "a mimi pos,
Gig w automobilach pancernych
PREY pomocy aeroplanow, ale ter
pozostai be- reZultatu. Automo-
bile pancerne znalazfy zataraso.
wanna ola siebie droge przez pc,
walone drzewa, a nadto skonsta,
towano, re uciekajacy poprzeci-,
nall druty telegraficzne.
POWSTANIE w ALBANII.
Berno, 8. wrzesnia. Z Zagrze
bia donosza, re W Albanii szerzy
sic coraz silniej Powstanie pre-
ciwko WIochom. w Catastri Al,
banczyoy znieSli niemal do szcze,
tn stacyonowany tam garnizor
wioski z 800 zolnierzy, a garnizo,
ny w innych miasteczkach So
zmuszone ustepowac i oofac sic
Z Valony mad Adryatykiem
wvsfano wloskie posi{ki.
RUMUNI WYWIEzLI 5000
LUPoW.
Paryz, 8. wrzesnia. - Rumuni
ukonczyli W ubiegly poniedzia}ek
~reperacye moStu ma elsie pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08
ZPOLITYKI.

W ~najbliisza SrOde. dnia logo b. m,
Odbeda sic PrawybOry do konweneyl,
kt6ra ma opracowa6 nows kOnstytueye
Ola Stanu Illinois. KOnweneya to be-
die bardIs waina, dlatego ter starae
sic pOwinnismy my, POlaCy, aieby W
niei mice rowniei OdpOwiednia repre-
zentaeye. gOdna naszej liezby i mace
MIA Polak6w " tym Stanie, W ktorym
znaiduje sic przecie drugie najwieksze
miasto pOlskie ma Swiecie - miasto
Chicago. POlaey pOwinni zatem bra6 u
dziai liczny W Owych p~rawybOraeh, we
SrGde i wzywamy wszystkich. by sic ME
Osiagali, leez wypelnili jak naleiy rO-
zumnie. inteligentnie swoj obOwiazek
ObywatelsH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08
LORD B~ERESFORD ME
lyle.

Londyn, 8. wrzesnia. w
Langwell w Szkocyi zmar} ma apo
pleksye admiral lord Beresford,
znany re swych walk W parla--
mencie o budowe takEwielkiej flo
ty brytyjskiej, ably mogia ona
kontrolowac wszystkie mora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

Oh. Adam W~rociszewski, Fam. pnr.
1857 So. 49ta ave. ~wyjechal W tych
dniach do Washington, D. c., " waz-
nvch sprawach swego interesu. po-
czem 20 drodze pojedzie ma seJm
1icdnoczenia. kt6ry rozpocznie sic W
~przyszly poniedzialek dnia 1890 b. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-08

nil broni i amunicyi, ktorej do
starczano tam poprzednio, celem
wsparcia Rumrnow w walce z
bolszewikami mad Dniestrem. Ia
~rzadzenie to zdaje sic bye tenn
wiecej uzasadnione, re ostatnie
raporty donosza o siInem roz,
krzewieniu sic idei bolszewickich
wSrod armii rumuhskiej. .
Jezeli okaze sic potrzeba, roz-
pocznie akcye zbrojna przeciwko
Rumunom take admiral Trow-
bridge, komendant flotylli allan
ckiej ma Dunaju.
ESQ., 900 BEE PIRACY w BUDA-
PESZCIE.
Budapest, 8. w~rzeSnia. - w
poniedzialek zesz}ego tygodnia
zastanowi}o praoe kilka najwiek-
szych fabryk W Budapeszcic, po-
zbawiajac zatrudnienia okolo
100000 ludzi, a w ciagu tygodnia
zamykafy swe podwojc dalSze i'm
ne fabryki, tax, re obecnic liczba
bezrobotnych w stolicy Wegier
doszsa do 100000. zywnoSci Jest
teraz nieco wiecej niz "a rzqd6w
bolszewickich, ale ceny jcj So ma
dal niezmiernie wy7gorowane, wo
bee czego wiele rodzin ginie
wprost 7 gfodu.
0 sytuacyi MONA nabrac wvo-
brazenia z zestawienia kilku ma
Stepujacych cyfr.: Przecietny "a
robek wykwalifikowanego robot
nika wynosi obecnie w Budapest
Gle okoio 80 koron dziennie. Duzy
bochenek chleba hosztuje 100 ko-
ron, funt masia 100 koron, funt
proszlu czekoladowego 120 ko-
ron. w restauracyi MONA dostac
obiad zfozony z MESA, jarzyny,
owoc6w, piwa i chleba "a 100 ko-
ron.
Polozenie og6lne pogorszyfy W
bardzo znacznej mierze rekwizy-
eye rumunskie, a zwfaszcza do
konana przez Rumunow honfiS--
kata i wyw6z maszyn fabrycz-
nych i roiniczych.
UKREINA PRZECIW POGRO
MON.
Londyn, 8. wrzesnia. - Rada
ministeryalna Ukrainy zadecydo-
wata, re odtad ma sic stosowac
kare Smierci odnoSnie do wszyst-
kich, ktorzy podburzaja ludnoSc
do pogromow zydow.
SZPTTZBERG P~RZYZNANY
Paryz, 8. wrzesnia. - Konfe--
rencya pokojowa postanowi4a
przyznac archipelag Szpitzbergu
Norwegii. Do wysp tych podno-
silly pretensye take Szwecya
Rosya, DANA, Holandya i Fin,
larrdya ale specyalna wyznaczo,
ma Ola tel sprawy komisya roz-
strzygne1a kwestye ma korzySt
Norwegii.
PAPIEz ZAMIANUJE NO.
|. WYCH
Rzyn, 8. wrzesnia. - Ojciec
Sw. zadecydowal, re nastepny
konsystorz odbedzie sic W listo.
paddle, Tub grudniu biezacego 70,
ku i PREY tel sposobnosci otrzy-,
ma kapelusze kardynalskie ME,
wiadoma jeszcze dok4adnie liczba
pratatow.
0 lie lista nomination. obejmie
takle Ameryke, najwiehsze szan-
Sc posiadaja: ks. arcybiskup Nun
delein z Chicago i ks. arcybiskur
Dennis ]. Dougherty Z Filadelfii
ZABIJAJA zOLNIE,
RIA
Koblencya, 8. wrzesnia. - SEE
regowiec Reass Madsen~z Sacra,
mento, Calif., zosta} zabity ma
miejscu strza{ami niemieokich zol
merry w strefie neutralnej, W O.
dlegsosci okobo jednej mill cd
przycDolka mostoWego W Koblen-
cyl, gdy wraz z innym z~o4nierzem
amerykahskim, Bert Balsinge:--
rem, wybrai sic ma polowanie ma