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The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
FOR SALE.

4 RICO STANDARD RoASTER AUToMo-
IA BILE: Disco starting and lighting sys-
tenn; twelye-voIt combined generator;
twelye-yolt storage battery; Connecticut au-
somatic ignitor. syphon system of cooling.
pretty little white car; will be sold cheap
for cash. License for 1919 included. ED
MUND MAURIN, 306-8 Opelousas street,
Donaldsonville, La. Phone 3-W.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Il Miss Adele Israel, after spending a
week here very pleasantly, left yes
terday for her home in Sunshine,
much to the regret of her many
friends.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

The glorious Fourth Of July passed
|otf very quietly yesterday. There
was no celebration of the event by
|tne white people. The postoffice and
banks and public Offices were closed
" honor Of the day, which is legal
Holiday.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Jasmin Tobias have
received news Of the safe arrival
from France Of their brother-in law,
|Sgt I'M Gibson, who served in the
Engineers Corps, Company E, Hath
Regiment.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

sa Sefs os = keiger, the stalwart young
III 4 H. Mrs. Frank Reiger OF this
afpea s, was recently honoa ,bly dis
g sess.as a9m the army, after spend
k nash l1ai days here ON q visit to
t aloassar,. alsr and = other relatives, left
i eoss aaay ! for Denver, Colo, where
adaper y resume the position of
sfbsnLuo ani g the branch office of the
&Sh bs1Morse t. MOE Co. at that place,
sttion u heid at the time of his in
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

& Ihe engagement of DIR. Bernard
|pfelean, A popular young dentist of
!, .als CITY to Miss Myrtle Rush Gillis,
" ae charming young daughter of A..
V, " Glills Of New Orleans, has been
|aa,nounced. q, The marriage will be
IIsaOsemmzed \ in the Crescent City on
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

The old rate on first-class mail
matter. in effect prior to November 2
last, were restored on July /. The
rate is two cents on letters and one
cent on postal cards.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

John a. Marchand, Jr., of Baton
Rouge, accompanied by his wife and
|mother-in-law, Mrs. Eugene Sanchez,
visited Donaldsonville yesterday and
while here were the guests of. Mr..
Marehand's brother, Sidney A. Mar
|chand.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Jos. Thiac, the progressive pro-
prietor Of the Donaldson Lumber
Yard, returned Wednesday from a
three days business trip to New Or
leans.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Pereival Bringier, the enterprising
young electrician, who left sometime
|ago for Clarkesdale, Miss, to accept
: position with Herbert Binnings,
VINO Is engaged in the automobile
supply business in that city, has re-
turned to Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

The past sachcms Of Mohawk Tribe
No. 33, i. O. R. M, will take supper
IN d body at Hotel Donaldson, Mon
day night at 8 o'clock.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
LOST. !.

EN Railroad avenue, on Saturday, June II,
L 4 GENTLEMAN's GOLD WATCH, with
initials \. q B. inscribed on front case.
reward OF s5 win be paid to finder for its
return TO this office.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Melancon,
4 formerly Of this city, but now To-
Gated in Baton Rouge, visited Dom
aldsonville recently.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
FOR SALE. j.

900 ARPENTs OF LAND with buildings
.ADU thereon, and improvements, situ-
ated eight miles above Donaldson
| vile. La, on right bank. Apply to DIR. u. e.
DuFFEE. Agent, Modesto, P. o., La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

g g 9 recent meeting of Vigilant
.I .svss company No. 3, Harold Mar
NV tnana y was elected secretary and
asasufer Of the association. The
ssvapIanys ssaaI big La France auto fire
4 nv sueA mas been put in first-class condi-
s,St, ast, ana IS ready "to answer where
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

aas stakelum, the skillful local
|ssan, |fsssl1haker, y received a telegram
na s,u,n mis- son, Richard, last Tuesday,
Yappuselng Yarp fg his safe arrival at New
2he ,pHl waa,a oversee - =: : stating that
1ss,ras moula be SENT to cam For dis
|aa 3 fa'' ana expected to retn-eA home
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Miss Evelyn Coco, a winsome
Young lady of Marksville, was the
weekend guest of Misses Maude and
Rosalie Landry.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

|piastss sltss Annette Capone, one Of the
IIsrs [ y ahd as attractive young daugh-
|tss III II !, w. and Mrs. Mike Capone of
tsfterno t,es, y viii be married on Monday
1lson yo,., ~ July Z. at 3 o'clock, to
|na,r; an aoeascio of Napoleonville. The
IsGe ag isss VIII take place at the Cath
9asi,s aufch, and the bride-elect cor
Ae nna.! snvltes ner friends to attend
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
LOST-REWARD.

IN Donalds1nyiIie a LADY,S BAR pm.
i studded with fifteen diamonds. Al liberal
reward will be paid for its return to MRS.
A. e. WINKLER. Klotzviile, La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

sss sss asts riorine and Lise Brun, the
|RiuD sactive saa daughters of L. j.
sesia;oaao aofmerly Of this city, but now
|s |ssaitina a n New Orleans, are here
Vleins p5slatlVes and friends. Miss
Rstusnaip % iprun, who is trained nurse.
|Ae may snsa. recently from Italy where
h bpes;eat Ssnt some time on duty in an
u tba ham ". hospital. The many friends
|sss tbspls lsses e Brun here are glad to
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
FOR RENT.

A LARGE SPACE in the Vega Building.
IN Dona1dsonville. next to the postoffice.
Apply to or address. SOL KLOTz, Ma
ooIeonville La. a&
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05

Theophile Richard, son of Alcee
Richard, a sailor on the U. S. S. CO.
lumbia, arrived here last Saturday on
la ten-day furlough. Young Richard
|enlisted for war service on Sept. .13,
and made three trips into the war
zone, landing at Lisbon and Brest
when the German U-boats We're
securing the seas. He is looking
hale and hearty and his many friends
there were glad to extend to him the
hand of welcome.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
FOR il, SALE.

|TroUsE AND LOT, 213 Charles street, on
HE easy and long terms. Apply on prem
ises. or address P. O. Box IA, Donald
sonville. La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
aut1alnBunhtHp Ohirf
SATURDAY, JULY S, 1919.
FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAILY. PHONE 181.
Church of the Ascension.

TomorroW-Sermon and holy COM
munion at II a. m. Sunday school
At 10 a. m.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
Two Big Bargain Sales,

Two big bargain sales are sehed-
uled to take place in this city in the
early future. The Liberty store of
Gus. Well & Co., will celebrate the
first anniversary Of their establish
ment in business with a big ten-day
bargain sale at their store in Missis-
sippi street, beginning on July Is.
At this sale all kinds of merchandise
in the dry goods line will be offered
at unheard Of prices. On the same
day-July 18-Jasmin Tobias will
inaugurate a big ten-day sale of
shoes exclusively at his New Orleans
Bargain Store in Railroad avenue.
The prices which will prevail at this
sale will be the most attractive ever
offered in this city. Large posters
advertising these sales will be printed
at this office next week and will be
extensively circulated throughout the
surrounding country SO as to give to
these events the widest publicity pos
sible.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
PRONUNCIATION

Result of Special Election Held in Smoke
* Bend Drainage District of the Parish of
Ascension, Tuesday, July ], 1919.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-07-05
aFLU,o WAR
AND EPIDEMIC
PROOF COMPANY

IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR LIFE
INSURANCE WITH THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, YOU ALWAYS WILL
REGRET IT. .
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PLE PROOF PROVIDED THAT
! HUNS ARE AIDING bOLSHEWKI

| formation or militia to keep internal
order could br considered only on con-
diti"n that each member OF the militia
should Sigr q declaration tllar no would
rot fight against tho forces OF the
Sovicts.
Th" Polish authorities must Eive q
clear Indication against whom they
wish "a tal:n UP arms. Nobi iattynsti
answered that the Polish intention was
/ 20 fight Internal anarchy and the ex-
;"rnal enemy. tho Russian BolshcSll
arrn:r% The Germans said that IL that
was So. IN no circumstances would
arms bc given ia" Poles, nor would
they hc allowed to arm nSa!tiSt the So
Wet troops. These troops; always came
directly AFTER the retiring Germans into
towns. such as Ninsk. Aftcr thus rep
rrS"nting the BnlShCvik troops by force
Of order the German representative de-
caared in that cas-" Wilma anil Minsk
would b. handed over Ia Tr"tzkys
men. who alrs ady arr At :Io!"d"cnz".
- h~;S half way between MinSk and Vii
nc Polish "nptn!n thercupon broke
conversation.
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POLISH TROOPS {
FIRE INTO MOB

WARSAW, sunday. De-. @?.-SEmna-
thizcrs with the HulShcy!k! marched 10
the Hotel Bruhl m WarSa" today ana
demanded the release Of six H"lshcr.N
agents. Polish troops fired into Inc
crowd after several soldiers had hcrH
wounded by the mob. and five persons
we're killed and Il number of others
wounded. Tho crowd. which numbered
mere than i.G10, par:ldcd through tn"
streets singing. carrying red banners
and crying Down with liksudski!
Down with the government" 1t was
mostly composed of young men and
women. They then marched 10 the no.
tel where three companies OF the Pol
ish legion WAS guarding the Eo!Shcvik
agents.
Leaders Of the crowd demanded the
release Of the ErlShcv:k agents, ana
when this was refused revolver shots
were fired from the crowd ito the no.
tc! Th" soldiers answered with three
vollcys into The crowd.
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B, & 0. DAMAGE
CLAIMS MUST Be
FILED BY new RULE
INDEMNITY Bond H4nst 30 Gtven Where
Original Btu Of IsadtnS
Is Lost
Spectd TO The IntelliEencer,

Specth TO The IntelliEenc~,
BALTIMORE, Nd. Doc, s1.-Fulf m
sructions as to how freight damage
claims ara to be handled have Just been
issued by tho Baltimore and Ohio rail
rood These instructions arc In con-
for1utty With those promulgated by tho
NatIoral Railroad Administration and
which apply to all carriers under fed
cral control
"Claims fpr loss or damage -
freight SAYS the Baltirncre and Oht"S
notice. shall he made on tic standard
form approved BY the Interstate Com
r1lerce Commission. In tho case OF loss
or damage they shall be supported by
original bill OF ladiaG. e not pre-
vlously surrendered TO carrier. original
paid freight receipt II issued: original
or certified copy OF invoice Of value:
and all ootainable facts in. proof of
.rch loss or damage and the value there
of. IF any necessary document is lost
or destroyed. cla1unAnt shall tile q bond
Of Indemnity to eover.
Claims for overcharges tn rates.
divisions or extensions must be sup
ported By original paid freight bill"
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APAN'5 POLICY
IS ANNOUNCED
Wants Effective Partnership
With Allied Powers, and
Intends 10 Maintain "Open
Door"

NEW YORK. Dec Si.-Janan will
lter tho peace cCnt"r"ac" pledged 10 4
Ai,ty OF n"acc ari ;h: open d"o-" IN
Far Ets, in tho maintenance OF
eh she will welcorn" n" co-opcratioQ
the allies. Ea-oa A1ataao a:
Japanese peace commission. d.
cd on his arrival h.c" today with
Dw delegates. attaches ard s"cre-
les on ~" way u France.
Ss couucry'S course IN her foreign re-
ms. said the baron. who - L member
tc Ja9anese house oC peers. and the
bry couacii oc diplomatic affairs.
7 b. such as 10 irSuT" tn" most CT
partnership with ;hc asSoc;at cd
< in III" work ot reconstruction.
:. established peace in the Orient
finS Germany from hcr Far Fast
Is and keeping the Pacific open
\crcc. i,c added. Japan IS fully IN
With the allies for just and
Snrld peace.
Z last SIX months. tho baron
Z disturbed conditions in Rus
Ol Sibcrta. rs we'll as thc nccN.-
ms Way agents whorl II was ;.n-
srlimlnatn altogether. coupled,
re Esagrr"nr"as between north
ON china, has "f:used some un-
s. the surrender oc G.rrIlaay y
I'd q great load from thc whole
The commercial Delegates. he
opcared 70 y" quit, c"n:i,"n; tha;
Hnfer"n"" al Versailles w"uId result
he establishment nC improved con.
eos Throughout tho Far East.
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Federal Officials Take Hand
Investigating Bomb Explosion
And Arrest Prominent Socialist

, Wet Workers Colony Of Philadelphia,
and vicinity" This organization is be-
licvcd To BE- connected with another
known as tho "AIl RussIa's Soviet
Committee Of America" with h"adqunr-
lCrS in New York.
Alleged activities Of these or6anlza-
tons was given newspaper publicity
last summer. but whether the police or
federal authorities investigated them
1T tho tim. cannot be learned.
While tho uutraEcs have tailed TO
tcrrorizc the authorities. nevertheless.
they are taking every prccautinn
against further violence. Tho home Of
rv"ry judge in the city was tonight un-
der guard AZ were also the homes or
prominent city officials and cI"rgymCn
who have taken active part in tn" CAM
paiGu against srdItIonISts. draft don-
gers and others cnn&idCrcd enemies l."
the cause Of the United States III inc
war The federal building. housing
the main pu:stofric"%. all tho tn:trG
States courts and, various local hrancn-
- Of the E"Tr:nrn",it was also unHrr
guard About n 'duZrn Uc the anar-
rhislic circulars wrrr found to-day h"-
rw"n l"av"s OF tcFFh"n" directories IN
IA" puhI.c bu"th& IN the building.
We're Bombs stolen7
Reports that thY bombs were st0!en
from government 4nun!tl"nS plants III
This .lly or vicinity could not bc con-
trrmrd Pieces Of tn" rXp.cdr,l n"mns
rcscmhlcd parts of "hrapn"l shells.
Many millions Of shells were mnnuta"-
lurcl in the philadelphia district dur
ing the war. Of which iarr" number
were for the Russian E"v"rnmtn; he
Tor" its collapse.
Al attorney Whn * activ" in S"cia'-
t,l, e
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ALL EYES ARE
On SIM FE|N
LEADERS NOW
EXPECTED TO FIND
PRACTICAL POLICY
The Future Freedom of Ire
land and Peace Table Rep
,resentahon Depends Upon
Action of Leaders.

fCopyriEht. 1915. by Public Ledger Coz
DURLIE. Dec. %l.-The eyes OF all
ireland arc turned toward the Snn
lre:n Evcryhody wants 20 know what
the new party OF 7& will do. Most OF
them ar" so obscure that the newspa-
p"rS Sount much difficulty in giving
biographical notices OF them. All or
:h.m. however,, Seem TO belong 20 tho
class which in Russia is called intel
Observation-Disclosures. journalists. assist
ants in country shops. solicitors. clerks
university lecturers and organizers OF
leagues They share TWO things IN
coynnon-youth and ,reNper!ence in
rubli, affairs. a large number OF
them fought in the Irish rebellion, and
some ct them are alive today through
the clemency Of the British govern
ment. This new party Is expected %
r!nd y,Aet'c-l ;rtst poAcy wToeuc
delay. To SECURE the representation
Of Ireland in the pare conference ana
make Ireland an !rdcpendcnt republic
within the next couple Of years Is q
large task. Already the Stnnt Fefn BE-
gins to realize that fact. The Sim
Fencrs say the party Is embarrassed
br the magnitude Of Its victory. ana
would have preferred the survival OF
frn-,tInuad on PSRd TA0>
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INCREASE THE
LE.ND|NCP0NER
OF LAND BANKS
Sl5O,OOO,OOO LOANED TO
$4,000 BORROWERS
Eight Per Cent Of Borrowed
Money Was Used to Pur-
chase Farms - Ten Per
Cent for improvements.

WASuINGTON. Dec. 3I.--Incrcas" in
,hc lending powrr Of federal land banks
and tho srapt OF authority for them t"
write fire Insurance Nn farm property
were also located by III" farm loan board
in it's annual report submitted today 20
Congress. Modification Of tho federal
farm loan act so ~ 10 make Inc MINI
mum loan S5UO instead of Ei00. and
1naXinium loans so5.n0n instead OF ten
Thousand. alsp was urged.
The report. which was tn" scconC
made made ny the board. WAS described
ms covering tho first year OF operation
Of tho farm loan system: the first year rl
the hoard being spent n organization.
Interesting information as 1" tn" an-
plicatinns by borrowers OF loans from
the land banks WAS given in 4 detailed
statement, dealing with about onc-thrd
of all the loans closed by the haTRS.
This statement showed that eight percent
Of he proceeds nf the loans were used T."
buy land. Ien percent for buildings ana
improvements: sixty percent !" pay OH
existing mortgages: trn percent for-paE-
mrnt Of other debts: fIv" percent for
purchase Of bank stock: four percent for
plrcnaac Of live stnrk. and three percent
for implements and equipment.
The loanfng Of over $l5h.o00.000 has
hrcn OF distinct and direc: benefit TO
moro than 64.0nn borrowers" declared
tho REPORT. and has h>cn nf indirect
benefit 10 every applicant for farm
loan through 7rirat" agencies"
Despite The large production and high
prices. not returns of agriculture in the
1915 crop year 'waS much less than IS
pnpularly supposed.' DECLARED tn" re-
port. which explained that big profits
were eliminated by the scarcity "f farm
labor. it's high cost. MS also that of fer
tilizers. implements and machinery.
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misunderstood
P { ! OH OIL ] CY
QF AME ERICANS
PRINCE CARL SAYS SUB
WARFARE WAS MISTAKE
Praises Yankee Soldiers Dis
cipline and Behavior; Says
Germans We're Too Eco
nomicaI in Propaganda.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY or
OCCUPATION. Monday IA'c. Co, BY
thr Associated Press. In talk re-
Gently with an American army officer.
Prince 'arI. oi Ii"h"nz"l!crn. licutrn-
ant-2"n"ral and commander OF ia" 3Sih
l.andwciir brigade. who. m"w IS living
in IA" area orcupi"I Icy the Americans.
said that n All his p years experience
III tho army II" ncv'r had seen nny%acr"
.arld.,rs If Better discipline ur who be
havcd better than ~" -im"r!cRns.
The prince. who - u member OF a
non-r -rcisniuE house uf the liohcn%ollern
family. according 10 the American OIL
cnr. appeared not 10 realize the lhIlg-
nation created in the United states
through the sinking Of the Lu$itani:t
and expressed surprise whey Il" WAS
told that celebrations were reported TO
have tak"n place in Germany ana
medals awarded 70 the sub:uarinc crew
when tho big CGuard liner vas sent
To the bottom. Tn" prince said that
personally he disapprovrd OF submarine
warfare and bombing b. means Of a:s-
plane. lie asserted that Germany
should not have started her submarine
warfare without being absolutely GER
tain II would succeed.
Prince Carl said he regretted that the
German rrupaEanda in tho United states
had been carried out in what he term
ed such clumsy manner. GcrmanE'
he declared. should have started heT
nrnparailua OH Il larger scale and spent
millions Of marks instead OF thou
sands. Tn" greatest fault with Germans
Diplomacy. he added. was tho pcrslStch,
disregard Of the importance "f nallonnl
psych"luEy and failure To appreciate INC
nninis or view uf other nations.
Tho prince was discharged from IN"
German army at Hanover Few DAYS
ago and how is living at his ca&ti" NJ
Eaumedy on -thn-EhInc. near Andcrnach'
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from al intcrnat !oual EoiSlicv.h t"Tr"iSt
, movement duwn Ia The work ~ a single
. fanatic nur$jr:. u Caucicd wrong.
Federal authorities arc innur.nf; sharp
~ u;r iDc arI:yiiirs Of groups Of men
| and women. Who since the United state:
; cutrrrd lhr war .naVn boon busy circu-
! IatinS litr!-Iiurr OppnSini; ;h" draft e%S-
| TEN. 4 number Of such offenders within
| The last y"Ir have been gwen prison
sentences. In connection with III" can-
! rait;0 against SrditioniStS. It WAS learned!
! today that threats haYa been mad"
against ,hc local officers Of the Depart
| nirrt or Justice and certain judicial Of
| flcors. r'ons;an; guard has h~rn kept
! but nothing oyer ram" Of III" threats.
Anarchists Suspected.
Justic" Won MoSch..skcr and tho po-
| licn officials hold the theory TINT IN"
/ bomb "utraE"s' were mo- directed
against pnlicc and court Officers per
| snnalIy, hut nrr part ~ general move
mcnt AGAINST tn" clements "f tho So
rtrty mentioned in IN" circular l"und
! nc,r the buildings wh"ro the c%rlostons
! occurred This circular VAS address,
cd: ITO the "xploitcrs. tn" judges po-
l;ccmcn. the priests. the soldiers.
! one paragraph in III" circular. 1t IS
!! sid. has drawn thr attention Of r"G-
rral authorities 10 certain group "'
anarchists who have h"rn active at
different times. The paragraph reads:
Science triumrhcd over T"rqu"-
| mada's century. Anarchy will triumph
over the present TorQTcmadas Of our
| century. We have demanded the frL =
dom OF all political prisoners. freedom
! Of press md speech. You have rcfuS-
cd We war against you,
Investigating Organizations.
In running out The many supposed
clues tho police are looking into the
! Hctiviti.ss of an organization said TO -
known Ss, The "DcDulirS OF IUSSia
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NEW YORK EXPORTS
DECREASED IN 1918

SETW YORK, Doc. Sl.--Ex7Orts OF
mcrchaudis.. through the port OF New
York for the year 1918 amounted TO
s",54l.%Sl.4lG, Il decrease from 1917 '-
SSG4,n4S.1SS. accorcinE 10 statement
ISSUED tonight ut The custom house.
Imports Of merchandise amounted :"
81 a92,345,S@2 decrease Of $iA,GSH. loa.
Duties collected, including mlSCcl-
laneous r"r".ptS. wcT" S%b.9G%,sQ3 !rSs
than in 1917, the 1915 total being Slue.-
203 S0%
r;xporIs nt gold ana silver fell from
sl52slT2ST fur 1917 to $50. lf".3II for
1918 n decrease o. SG6,%T%,h5h. I'M
po-,s for l9IS were S26.%h?, ,SS3. ns COM
pared with S2S.l6>."t7 for l9lE, d'r-
ference Of $l.S5S,36+.
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An order was handed down yesterday
afternoon in the circuit court cniGin-
ing City Manager q. .. NaSle and
Health commissioner WIlliamA from
rcv"kinE tn" license OF The Farmers
and Consumers Dairy company. tn"
case has attrnrtrd much :nicrcS;
;hruuguut the WhrclirE district and
marks III" first victory "f ih'" dairy
company IN 4 legal fight III th'' courts
In rrtain the reputation that the con-
Germ has always enjoyed.
Thr dairy company charged in their
htll that III" action nf the manager and
the cI:y health commissioner were
tvrlrnIcal ahd arbitrary. and without
authority OF law and because of per
soual grievance against the manager OF
the dairy company. 1t is also charged
in The bill that III" health commissioner
did not {. .,pIy with tho "lty's ordi-
nance. i'll taking the samples Of milk
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CLASHES ARE
NUMEROUS IN
CITY Of WARSAW
PADEREWSKPS ARRIVAL
HELPS AUTHORITIES
Street Fighting So Common
That Populace Shows No
Anxiety When Soldiers
Fire on Mob.

WARSAW. Monday, Dec. 3o.-Forty-
seven persons have been Killed in the
streets OF Warsaw in consequence Of nu-
nnruus clashes which occurred between
troops and rcvolution!stS. The city IS n,
high tension over the shooting today and
Yesterday by the troops OF Red R"volu-
tion:sts who wore holding demonStra-
tiuns IN favor CC thr liberal ion OF sew
cr.l1 inrerrcd BnlSheviEi.
This IS tho first time that sdch draS-
tic measures have been taken hero. \
Stxte OF virtual martial law exists. with
the soldiers OF the newly formed nation
al army and the municipal guard patrol
ling tho StrcntS
CaSaIry and nStrt artillery a-e active
and the artillery has BEEN holding tar
get practice IN the outskiIts OF Warsaw
the booming Of which Is intended hs a
warning to revolutio uists who arc sus-
pected Of an noention to seine. the GOV
crnnen&
The arrival from Fc1en OF LE,nace Pa
dcrewsh. VINO haa been propoeet oe TIC
president OF tho rercbfSc. hos eerv-d tc
(Cortt1ned ON Pags fwo.)