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Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
STARTED HOTEL FIRES JUST TO
 SEE FLAMES

New York, Aug. 16-Charles Ginoves. 27 years old, a cleaner, em- ployed by the New Grand Hotel at Broadway and 31st street; confessed today. according to the police, to hav- ing started four fires in the hotel during the past three days Just to see the flames" Each fire was quickly eXtinguished and the total damage was confined to about s3.OO0. Ginoves, the police say, was releas- ed from the Matteawan asylum last December.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
GOMPERS COMING HOME.

Paris. Friday. Aug. 15-Samuel Gompers. President of the American Federation of Labor. who has been attending the Labor Congress at Am sterdam and has been spending a few days in this city. will sail from Brest on Sunday for America on board the steamer George Washington
Republican farmer., 1919-08-22
WALES GOES TO HALIFAN.

St Johns, Aug. 16-Tne Prino- Df Wales sailed frSra here for HaIiIax at o'clock this morning on the cruiser Dragon. The cruiser Daunt- less also sailed as escort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-25

Members of the board of trustees of the
United States pharmacopceial board, which
held convention in Washington. From right
La Wall of Philadelphia, Fred B. Meisner of
Indiana. George H. Simmons of Chicago, H.
W. Whelpley of St. Louis, James H. Beal of
Urbana, ILL.,, and Dr. Harvey w. Wiley of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-25
. international Film Service.

1t looks something like Chinese vase but,
again it might be mistaken for a parachute.
And if you give your imagination free play it
can resemble many things. However, it is
simply an afternoon gown of organdy, with
blue figures at the upper part and yellow stuff
at the base.
@ Underwood Under WOOD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-25

Photograph made in private
car CT German delegates Just
before they met Gen. Foch at
Spa to discuss his ultimatum
concerning the city Of Danzig.
From left to right: State Min
lister Erzberger, DR.. Heinrich,
Herr Sahm Won Simmer ard
DR.. Driesen.
q Internal ional Film Service.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
Illustrated Are Ten Of the DreSSes---Herere Ten
More Described; 81 More Styles Not Mentioned

No. 6-Navy Tricotine Dress at $1995. Bloused
BODICE skirt is made with braided tuck long sash eff
feet. Neat collar and plain sleeves. Navy only:
No. "A veIveteen Dress at s1o.o5. Straight-line
model, embroidered at neck arrow pockets and mar
row sash. All colors.
No. s-A Satin Dress at $1o.95. Wide embroid-
cred paneed bodice, full-draped skirt, with tasse,
sash and embroidered sleeves. Colors black and Bur-
gundy.
No. q-An Embroidered Tricotine Dress at $l095.
Pin tucks from neck to waist line, embroidered pock
cts, belted sash, round neck Navy only.
No. 1o-A VeIveteen Dress at $1o95. Misses
model of velveteen, with gold lace vestee, pockets
and belted sash. All colors sizes for misses only.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

- No. IA Tailored Navy Tricotine Dress at $19.95.
Belted sash, novelty flap pockets pin tucks and en-
broidered darts at neck Pointed button cuffs.
NozA Coat Model of Serge at $l9.o5. Embroid-
cred vestee, Tuxedo revers, double sash and flare
cuffs.
No. 3-An Embroidered Satin Dress at $19!95
Wide girdle circular neck, with pinpeated insert OF
Georgette semi-draped overskrt, fancy cuffs, in all
colors.
No. A Youthful Model of Velveteen at $19.95
Ripple tunic braided panel front and back. Tassel
SASH self button trimmed. All coors.
No. s-A Tricolette Dress at $1oo5. Tailored
frock, with narrow grdle, round neck, small Collar
and deep inverted border. Coors navy and brown.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
LAPS BATTLE WITH
 BOLSHEvIk IN SIBERIA

Associated Press Service.
 NLADIVOSTOK. Feb. 26-The Jap- anese forces lost two officers and eighteen men killed, with an addition al twenty wounded. during an en- gagement with the Bolshevlli east of Blagostics- TchensE. capital of the Aln- ul province. according to advices reaching here. The Bolsheviki force
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press

ec1a Ito the Associated Press reaching London
  Celestial informed ships the receipt the China possibly whomth included expulsion hundred civilians
  o
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
NEW YORK POLICEMEN KILLED
 IN STREET FIGHT

Associated Press Service.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 26--Patrolmen James Lynch and Jacob Kraus were arrest a number of men who were en- gagged in a street fight in the lower districts.
 A man who was taken prisoner by the police after they had forced their way into the barricaded house to which he fled after the shooting. con- fessed that he was the person firing the shots which killed the two officers
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

special to the Nugget by the Associated Press

Associated
 Dispatch) de- oaldomI tol
 
 of China ladsl ofG China expeln ali German except he
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

Special to tho Nugget By the Associated Press.

Specnalo to tho Associated Press 
 
   remarked recently that it ha
  and republic The O and Germany owlnn alow the natio to
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
MANY BRITISH TROOPS STILL
 UNAccoUNTED FOR
Press. Service.

Associated Press. Service
 LONDON, Feb. 26-Captain Guest of the War Ministry told the House of Commons today that over three thou sand British troops are still unac- counted for after they had been re- ported taken prisoners by the enemy. Capt Guest stated that he does not expect that many of them vii be found alive.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
NEW CHAIRMAN DEM. NATL COMMITTEE ELECTED
Associated Press Service.

Associated Press Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-Home- $. Cummns, of Conn. has been elected Chairman of the National Demo-: ut:c a complete reorganization and for an aggressive campaign in 1920, A man from the western States will be nlm- ed as vice chairman of the committed
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

o SEATTLE, Feb s5The Henry Wilson
  annual fishing a
  canneries during aring o within a
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
FRESH REVOLT DEVELOPS IN MANNHEIM.

to the of
  
 o  
 Mannheim  abolhng An
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
N BUILDING STRIKERS
 MEDITATION

speca 10  of representatives
  say s which in the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
BRITISH FOOD CONTROLLER
 RELEASES CONTROL PRICES
Associated Press Service.

Associated Press Service
 LONDON, Feb. 26-The British Food Controller has announced that government control of the prices of distribution on imported hams and lard will be suspended after March Fl. except on the produc Of t,ii siaun
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
sPARTIcANs LAUNCH MOVEMENT TO
 OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT OF sAxoNN

nal to the Nusgc he The Spaici  to Berlin The people when the new Die Halle
  import rtant
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

Associated
 25W. Editor
  O n d
 q ca for inc of i've thousan
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
JEROME MINERS DECLARE STRIKE OFF

t un ha he
   eemen left Jerome
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
FRENCH EXPRESS CON.
 FIDENcE IN GOVERNMENT

Associated Press. Service
 PARIS, Feb. 2G-The state yester- tla voted confidence in the govern ment. during the Chamber of Deput- ies session.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

to the Nugget By the Associated Press

Speia to the Associated
 
  further at any me-. the reported again holding meetings and  but
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
QUARANTINE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the quarantine heretofore existing within the confines of Seward Peninsula will be lifted at 6 A. M. February, c7th., 1919. On and after that date normal traffic may be resumed between all sections of the district.
 Signed: DANIEL S. NEUMAN
 A. A. Health ce,mmissioner.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
STEAMER DORA SOLD FOR FISHING VESSEL

to Associated Press
 25The Alaska steamship the Mkkeson will be nnomor in the u
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
HALF MILLION MORE AMERICANS HOME BEFORE JULY

   wardb to the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
LOST

Pair of ladies nose glasses with gold chain attached. Leave at Nugget of- flee and get reward.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
NEW eAvARIAh OFFICIALS NAMED

Special COPENHAGEN say
  merFr Frenler Minis of the Interior
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
BADEN pEAsAMrRY REPORTED IN REVOLT

Special
  from Mannheim
 
  ing to dispute their a anyc
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

FoUND-Pair of gold trimmed eye glasses near postoffice. {. Owner may
 have same by paying for this adv.
 lDquire at Nugget office
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

BIG DANCE PIONEER IGLoo
 MARCH 1st. $.100 LADIES FREE
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

Special Associated
 WASHINGTON by
  American from
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

10
  retiring Boshevk  on the rere enemy The Allied forces reached the od situated the  about fifty three miles Odessa. reeaing
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

Nugget Associated of radicals rebellion Hungarian
 
  The verhes 
  obtaining n   crown couRLANDERs DRIVE soLsAEWk Special to The Nugyet COPENHAGEN 26-Pes reaching
 
  vnce
 The Boshevki invading
   Bolsheviki flight with the Courlanden pursuit
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

Subscribe Now for Tn. Nom. Nusse
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

NO NATIONS
 RETURN TO PARIS
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

PARIS Feb 25t
  attend the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26
BIG DANCE

BIG DANCE PIONEER lGloo MARCH 1st..
 ADMISSION $.10o LADIES' FREE
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-26

in communication IIae functions also seized pauen important industrial centers
 LABOR DISTURBANCES AGAIN RIFE IN BARCELONA Special to the Nugget By the Associate strike in  The workers of the city are reported again holding meetings of fighting
 STEAMER DORA SOLD Special to the Nugget By the s5The steamship in Mnkeon will be more n service. Mnkkon trading N TRADES STRIKERS AGREE
 GOVERNMENT MEDITATION specr1 to Nugget by The Assoe rress ..-~
  have been ordered to return work pending of $6O of the o which n,s strike.
  Special The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press u M n t t ~ ti t % f ''e t . o, n n N ,n n ~ w opp m W radical elements have left Jerome BUTTE EDITOR FOUND GUILTY OF sEo,7IoN Special to Nome The 25-W of of guilty setion the O in recen The trial jury fixed the punishment of the offender by returning calin for q fine of housan
  Special o PARIS 25Ameican officials  wardbo to he Sat before NEW sAvARIAN OFFICIALS NAMED Special The Nome Nugget Associated Press COPENHAGEN advices pr say
  merPr emi Eisner. sgtz majority appointed Bavar ian Ainstero of h Special Associated WASHINGTON Feb 25-The Revenue Bill signed by the president
 
  from NO ACTION LEAGUE WILSON'S RETURN TO PARIS to the he Associat Press that the of Nations until such time President Wilson
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

.jeden chce budowac rzeczpospoli-
ta ola wszystkich drugi - tfumo
w1adztwo polskie ola robotnik6w
i chlop6w, jeden pragnie wydzie-
dziczonych zaprosic do stolu bic
siadnego, drugi = wszystkich bic
siadnikow zamienic w parobk6w.
Boz naszych rewolucyonist6w
jest wlasciwie tylko nova Walka
wschodu i zachodu. 70, co w no.
wynn sejmie ochrzcone bedzie
przez dalsze i blizsza rodzine Lee
nin6w rosyjskich mianem exon
servy" niema nc wsp0lnego Z
Radziwillowskim g}osem z RUM
lecz stanie sic marsylianka polska
W wielkich zapasach 0 zwyciest--
wo ducha zachodniego, o chleb i
wolnosc ola w%szystkich, o tryumf
kultury acknowledgement zarowno
mad kapitalistyczna reakcya. sta
rel Europy, jak ochloratyczna re
skcya bolszewickiej Rosyi.
Chwila jeszcze, a IA trybune sci
nova, Z kt6reJ wczoraj pc raz os
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Przvszfo$c Cdanska.

Wydzial Prasowy Komitetu Ma
rodowego Polskiego W Paryzu ka
BLUE do Wydziafu Narodowego
Polskiego:
"Jak dowiaduje. sic .wychodza-
cy W Paryzu EsNew York Herald
Komitet czterech zadecydowaf re.
Gdansk ma bye wolnem miastem
pod zwierzchnictwem Polski, kto
rel posterunki wojskowe znajdo-
wac sic beda*wzGdansku. Gdanlsk !,
bedzie posiada1 autonomie z przy
wilejem wystawiania paszportoW,
ale ME bedzie ml6g1 zawieraes poll
tycznych traktat6w. Gdansk be-
die utrzymywal stosunki z inny-
mi krajami "a posdenictwem RIA
du polskiego. Z%achodnia granica
polsko niemiecka pozostanie taxa
jaka projektowala komisya Cam
bon a. = Ma prawym brzegu Wi.
sly odlaczy. sic dystrykt Flb1agai
Geese ~dystryktu Malborga, nato--
Mast zgodnie 2 zadaniem Pola--
k6w dystrykt KWidzyna zostanie
przylaczony do Polski, ponieWaz
Polska powinna posiadac drogge re
lama Gdansk M1aWa Warsza-
wa. Pobrzeze polskie ME bedzie.
mia{o IT'S kilometr6W, ale 125 XII
lometr6w. Herald dodaje, re Pc
lacy %protestuja zywo przeciW ma
daniu Gdanskowi praWa Wysta-
Wiiania paszportow ,alboWiemp rzez
to Niemcy moglyby przeszkadzac
Polakom osiedlac sic v Gdansku,
a zwlaszcza " okolicy dok6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
CZY MOGE DOsTA6 ?-NAPE
VINO!
-NAPE

Prawa prohibiczne wywola}y
znaczne zamieszanie wsr6d publ
%cznosci. Duzo os6b, kt6rzy wiedza
re jedyne lekarstwo IA kt6re zaw
SEE MONA polegac W wypadkach
slabego apetytu, wzdecia, zatwar
dzenia, b6le glowy i wiele innych
do1egliwosci zoladka, jest tylko
Trinera Amerykanski Elixir Corr
kiego Wilma, skwapliwie pisali do
mas: Czy Prohibicya tyczy sic te-
go lekarstwa? Czy bede m6g1 do
STAG takowe Pc pierwszym Lipsa?
Napewno. Poniewaz Trinera Anne
rykanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma
jest prawna medycyna, kt6rej for
ma zosta1a powt6rnie zatwierdzo-
ma dnia Ego maja 1919 roku przez
Federalny Department. Podatko-
wy W Westinghouse, DC. jake cd
powiadajace Wszelkim przepisom
praw prohibicznych, rowniez Tri
nera Angelica GorzkiT onik os-
tai zatwierdzonyz- ely znasz te
zsdziwiiajjace Aekarstwo? Odbudo:
wywa ono zyWotnosc j energiz j
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50 - , - q 81
robii ciieziar ciezkiiej piracy tax lex
klein jak pi6rko co.znaezy bar
dzo wiele dlarolnika przy nadcho
dzacym zasiiezinivsa,Zaopatrz sic
" zasob tyclze 1erl'azzimiej te1e-
karsttsWa y domu pod reka. Kaz--
den aptekarz Sc sprzedaje. Jo-
.seph Triner Company 1333333-1343
So. Ashland ave. Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

tatni p~rzemawiala radziwi}}owska
elegia wicklow minionych, wstapi
nowy MAJ, moze bez wielkiego sty
III starego parlamentaryzmu, bez
bufawowego gcstu dawnych het--
man6w, bez patyny van dyckows-
kich portrctow, ale "a to syn swe
go czasu, syn wielkiej epoki, kt6
rel miecz francusko = angielski
drogi torowa}. Wilson pochodnie
zapalif, a Polska bedzie puklerzem
ma wschodnich rubiezach kultury
europejskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
UCzMY DZIECI hASzE CzYTAC, PlSAC
| M0N4C PO P0lSKU.
~Pod1ekowauie premiera
P~aderewskiego.

. Prezydent ministr6w polskich
p. Ignacy J. Paderewski, nades-
]al Z Paryza do Wydzia1u Naro-
dowego Polskiego kablogram, pot
wierdzajacy odbi6r wys1anej os-
tstnio przez Wydzial Narodowy
.kwoty pol miliona frank6w ia sa
nitarne potrzeby w Polsce, oraz z
podziekowaniem "a te pomoc Po-
lcnii amerykanskiej~.
Depesza premiere brzmi haste
pujaco:
Paryz, rs kwietnia - Piecset
tysiecy frank6w nadesz1o. B1ogo-
s~lawienstwa i dzieki "a te pomoc
szlachetna. Bedzic MONA zdzia--
lac "a to ogromnie wiele dobrego.
PadereWski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Przyszlose Francyi " Polsce.

II#+1I
LA France Universelle' . IA.
Elutego RIB. organzwiazkusp n.
''Union nationable pour ex--
portation DIES produits francois ct
importation. desamatiers necces-
saires a l'industrie" 2 powodu
przyjazdu do Paryza polskiej de-
Ilegacyi ekonomicznej, zamiescil ar
|tykul p. j.. Cabaret, p. t. "L-ave-
mir de la=Franceen< Pologne" "
kt6rymm autor usiiiuje zwr6cic u
wage przemysloWc6w francuskich
ma rynek pplski.
Przedewszystkienl twierdzi p.
Cabaret, ma szeroki zbyt liczyc mo
re przemysi wyrob6W zbytkowych
.Ce1em unikniecia W tel dziedzinie
obcej konkurencyi, przemys}owcy
ffrancuscy:wViiinlnii powolac do zycia
specyalna organizacye zadac, a
by wyroby ich posiadaly PREY
s~Frzedazy ochronnes.znaki francu-
skie.
Dale polskim znajda
zbyt maszyny, generatory, pasy
transmisyjne, oleje, chemikalja,
barwnik iwog6le artyknly po--
trzebne ". przemysle, wreszcie wi
ma, likicry, wodki it'd. Me wystar
cza .:jednak eksportowac do Polski
tylko towary~- przedmiotem wy
wozu winny bye r6wniez kapita{y
francuskie, mogace znalesc. wPol-
see rentowa i 1atwa lokate. W pie
rwszym rzedzie trzeba mice ma u
wadze eksploatacye krajowych DO
gactw naturalnych, nastepnie-ro
boty publiczne.
:Autor .proponuje utworzenie
stowarzyszenia, ktore W jednako-
wynn stopniu broniloby interesow
polskich we, Francyi, oraz intere-
SOW francuskich w Polsce. Stowa-
rzyszenie to wesz}oby W sklad
wspomnianego wyzej zwiazku ola
przywozu i wywozu i mialoby ma
celu pobudzenie do tworzenia
zwiazk6w polsko francuskich,
Iprzedsiebiorstw przemys1owych, ia
kladania dom6w handlowych ftp.
Nv ktorych partycypowafyby kapi
tafy francuskie i polskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20
Pamietaicie Q Polsce.

w bardzo aktua1nym artykule,
zatytu1owanym ~ Gehenny Pol
skiejj' tax pisze S Dziennik Chi
cagoskii."
Pod wrazeniami poteznej ma ca
~ kraj rozglosnie prowadzonej
Rampant pozyczkoWej zaszla
W mrok przepomnienia jakby
nasza w1asna potrzeba j bieda. >Je
szcze ME skonczony nasz Drive
ola Polski - zawiesic jeno trze-
ba by1o energicznie zapoczatkowa
ma dian agitacye - powodu
w}asnie owej Pozyczki Zwycies--
kiej, lecz pc jej Rampant, zapew
ne poprowadzony on bedzie do ko
nlca, ably moze - jesli sic uda, je
szcze choc jak jeden przynaj--
mniej transport zywnosci. odzie-
MIA wys}ae do Polski. Ach! jak
tam tego potrzeba, jak s%trasznie
trzeba. Pisalismy juz Q tenn chy-
ba Gale tony a ME wyczerpalis--
'my.w mich, ME wyczerpalibysmy
nigdy, zebysmy j W kilkakroc ty.
lie napisali = przyklad6w nedzy,
przejaw6w, rozpaczliwego zapo--
trzebowania ma kazdym kroku,
we wszelkim rodzaju zyciowych
artyku16w! Wszystko, wszystko,
co tylko pomysle6 j~estescie W mo
znosci = wszystko tam jest W ME
dostatku gwa}townym, wszystkie
60 brak szalony, potworny, ME
! dajacy sic niczem, znikad zaspo--
koic! % Bracia nasi, czy MOI
ma o takiej nedzy zapomniec,czy
MONA -przeoczac ia nawet wobec
tel tryumfalnej naszej Rampant
zwycieskiej pozyczki- Czy MOI
naz 0 TEN dosyc napisac? Niema
slow dosyc silnych, niema obra-.
z6w dose jaskrawych i przema-.
wiajacych, azeby odmalowac, opc
wiedziec, co sic tam dzieje!
Myslicie moze, re wan zmysla'
my, re wan opowiadamy przesa.
! Ozone .historye.- ma to tylko, a
by. agitacye podniecac, azeby wy
srubowac skladki, azeby coraz nc
wemi Slowly zwabiac uwage Czy
telnika i sk1aniac 60 do ja}muzny
ofiar2 O - jakzeby niepoczc5
vie, nieserdecznie mysla}, ktoby
mas O take og1oszeniowe pomie-
Mai wyrachowania, jakzeby lie
docenia1 i ponizal prace prasy W
akcyi r%atunkowej prowadzonej W
Polonii. naszej ma rzecz Ojczyzny'
Me - Czytelnicy; to co piszemy
my, to co pisza wszystkie pisma
nasze, to ME jest smutna reklama:
ME silenie sic w niej IA efekty -
nam ma prawde slow brak, ia Cd
malowanie tel niedoli, W jakiej
Ojczyzna nasza, tel nedzy, jaka
czeka zaspokojenia i pomocy I'll
gi - cd kogo? Cd Was Czytelni-
cy cd Was - Rodacy Mic zmys-
lamy my VAN, nj przesadzamy.
X X
Posluchajcie. Tymi dniami pi-
sal many correspondent pism anne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-20

rykanskich, Kodak nasz OBJ. Anto-:
nj Czarnecki, bawiacy obecnie W
Polsce, przynajmniej list ;jego jesz
cze> byl z Polski, z samej Warsza-
wy datowany pisa} vice do je-
dnego z przyjaci6l jak doslownie
wyrazy z listu jego W urywkach
ponizszych -przytaczamy:
"W1asnie wr6ci}em Y Gdanska
i jade zn6w pc raz trzeci IA front
bolszeWicki, W to pasmo kraju pol
skiego, kt6ry jest obecnie widow
MIA zgrozy g1odu zarazliwych.
chor6b. Me wien, czy pc tenn, co
W r6znych czesciach Polski wi
.dzia}em i slyszalem beda usmiech,
lub piosnka tax mile, jak. by}y do
tychczas. Przechodzi wyobraznie
jak ci biedni ludzie cierpia pc
tenn szatanskiem ogo1oceniu kra--
ju przez Niemc6w i bolszewik6w.
Mech ci, co .narzekaja Ia sw6j
los, tylko zetkna sic z rzeczywisto
scia tn bijaca wszedzie W .oczy, a
odetchna dziekczynnie, re ich los
chociaz nawet ciezki nieraz W A
meryce - jest s%zczesciem i rajem
ma ziemi - W por6wnaniu z tenn,
co tn maja nasi rodacy. Nieraz Pc
objezdzie tego padolu nedzy i roz
paczy - tax mi smutno i strasz-
no i .smutno, re gdyby ME 70,
re -czuje sic zobowiazanym POGO
stac tn i pracowac, dop6ki zada--
mia mego ME wykoncze, to maj
pierwszym pociagiem i statkielm
pojecha}bym do Chicago
Powiada vice correspondent,
jak czuje, re smiac sic ME moze,
re piesn swobodna ma mysl ME
przyjdzie W tel straszliwej Ge-
hennie niedoli i nedzy, jaka jest
Polska! Niechze sic zastanoWia
mad tenn Czytelnicy :nasi, CODY mas
O przesadne podejrzewali tony W.
agitacyi ma rzecz sk}adek ola Pol
ski! Otto macie naszych wywodoW
potwierdzenie, OTTO dowody A IRE
szta, czyz .dobrym. polskim SER
com az takich sprawdzani6w trze
ba i dowod6w, gdy idzie o ofiare
ola Ojczyzny? Chyba ME: Vice
ME agitujemy- juz dis wcale,
tylko prosimy wszystkich W kim
polskie, W kim. ludzkie SERGE czuja
ce: P%amietajcie o Polsce!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
MANY SEEK Permission
TO VISIT THIS COUNTRY
Numbers Knock at Consulates Door,
but Few Arc Given Passports
to America.
EXAMINER is THREATENED
British Women Denied Requisite
Travel Document Takes No Pains
to Conceal Rage, Soundly Beratins
American Agent at London,

stale N Sdos,,;,. Sept H, e. 27;aThe United
p noii,h Of Babel this this month: Cosmo-
Varied array of nationals pi into the e
the single hope that they be allowed
TO go to the United States It's CAGE
Ok many knocking and few entering,
however.
No one Is allowed to go unless he or
she has good reason for being in the
United States. The wealthy Britisher
who wishes to escape after war con1i-
IONS here and see country he has
heard much about recently, is In
the same category as the Italian or
French waiter who wants 10 seek Job
out there"
But IL any one has anything to SELL
those cases are in the great minority
however, as few people in England
save anything now that is needed in
the United States-or il they wish to
go TO purchase arc given every facility.
Long Line Forms Daily.
Every morning. an hour or SO before
tho consulate opens. line OF aliens
fve TO 100 in the auaauc. and more
keep coming. An average of nine out
OF ten Will be disa ppointcd.
British woman. evidently of some
means. and just as evidently lacking
diplomacy. made no attempt 10 conceal
her irritation at standing in line an
hour and n half Her reason. she
said. for wanting to go to the United
States was to visit some relatives.
rs your presence in the United
States necessary because Of the fnan-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
!@ First Floor AIfS
Clover on the main floor
An Unusual Sale of Elite Gloves

Several hundred pairs One-Clasp
Walking Gloves, black, tan, sand,
putty and white, all in perfect con-
dition. Assorted sizes. Regular
$3.50. Glover, $1.s5.
Ladies' All-Silk Hose; pure thread
silk; black only; all sizes. Regular
$3.50. For Glover, 1855.
% Mahogany-Finished Serving
Trays, 11x17 inches; wood-covered
handles, glass bottom, felt covered.
Csc.
Stationery Sale-50 boxes Core
spondence Cards, or Paper with En-
velopes to match, white and colors.
Cranes Highland linen and linen
lawn; paper in perfect condition;
boxes slightly soiled from handling
Marked at greatly reduced prices.
Sold from, box, 45c to $3.50.