davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

przybraG mole pozory o wiele wiecej
okazaie / a~traktywne; juz istnieja
organizacye obywatelskie, komisye
miejskie, wydziafy, departamenty,
kt6re szybko rozpoczeIy prace - mad
urzeczywistnieniem przyjetych juz
plan6w i projekt6w, z kt6rych Geese
nawet W kr6tszym terminie, niz W
d~ziesieciu latach - bedzie mogia
bye urzeczywistniona: niekt6re z
tych rzeczy naprzyszlych ju4 nawet
SO postanowione i zadecydowane, juz
i'm Gas w~yznaczono, W jakim beda
mialy bye wykonane.
q
I tax mp. bedziemy mieli elektry-
fikacye kolei Illinois Central, do
c~hodzacej do samego sr6dmiescia, a
jak dotad - szpecacej nam caly diu-
gi / piekny front ~jeziora tam to VIA
snio dymy tel kolei najfatalniej da-
ja sic we znaki - jednej z mai
wspanialszych uIic miasta, bulwaro-
wi Michigan / zadymialy, zaczerniafy
Gale Sr6dmieScie: ot6z W ciqgu lat
1Ociu - ME wicmy dlaczego termin
dano tax daleki - kolej 81. c." ma
wprowadziC urzadzenia / lokomoty-
wy elektrSczne - ma przestrzeni M
p6lnoc cd drogi Rooseyelta (ul. 12.)
nadto Gala tel koIei sie6 podmiejska
ma bye elektTyfikowana; licza, IL
usunie tn reforma 90 procent dymu,
wypus1czanego przez owq kolej W
samo sr6dmiescie.
Dalcj - W ciqgu naiblizszych lat
1Ociu ma bye wykohczony park rcz'
legly, wspanialy - ma calej pre-
strzeni wybrzezy jeziorowych od
uiscia rzeki Chicago, az do parkr
Jacksona: park ten mice bedzic Ia
guny, brzegi kapielowe, porty ola
lodzi j jacht6w, boisko do gier i 60
nitw, blonia do CRY w ,,golfa". paw
lony restauracyine, ~rekreacyjne ftp
Obliczaia, IL ten park mole bye wy
kohczCnym juz nawot w szcSciu Ia
taCh.
2 koIei park Lincolna W ciqgu La
1Ociu, q nawet rychlej - wykohc11
prace swc. rozszerzajac tercn park
tego M w~ybrzezaCh j~eziOra ma p6lno'
az do Evanston; 2dy sic to stanie
miasto bedzie mialO system mad
~brzeznych park6w, poprzcz hulwar!
mad Chicago rzekq - Zlaczonych -
diug0SCi razem ponad % mil: cze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
zaloEOna 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
MONROE 4303.
ZERZAD

AAHAaD GLO"N1t
rs. Fr~anelszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks. A. A. Kiowo. Wice-MoGerato=.
woJciech F. Soska. IreZes-
AntonInA BaEanowska. wGee-preZeskA
Woiclech Menkicki. VIE S-prezss.
romasz g Blachowski, gekretar1
Franciszek wltkowskI, Skarbnik.
stanis4aw Liczmanski, Dyrektor.
WladyslaY LOpatka, Dyrektor.
Anton. Mazurk. Dyrektor.
Leokadya Kohczyk, DyrektorkR.
8slomea UrhanSkas Dyrektorka.
Franciszka Bieschke, DyrektorkA-
Adv. Pfotr p. Mindak, Doradca Prawny.
Berts @. wottalewicz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINT BIURQWEi
Biuro Zarsadu G4oWneso otwaTte "
ani powszelnie Cd godz. 9-tej rano do
stat w~iecZorem, Nv sobote do lei po-
Sokadniu). wieczorem. W dn. powszed-
MIA Z wytatkiem Soboty)). cd godziny
f.meJ DO 9-JeJ. - " aiedziele 1 swieta
uroezyste. biuro jest zamknIste.
Prezesai W Poniedziaiki l piftki Wis-
exoraml Oh godkIny 7-mej DO e-teJ.
wszs4kie koTsspondsneye DO Glowns-
so Prs1esa nSiezy Gdresowae:
WOJCIECH +. SoSHA,
aSgS w. DiVfsisn str. Chicago, III.
srody 1 czwartki. wleczorami Cd godEi-
ny 7-mej do s-teI 1 Cd l-szsJ .popofu-
dniu c~odEieAals, . WyJstkiem soboty. Cd
e-tej DO S-szst
1AaEDnAAfA We WlofHit srOuy I pI4Ikl
Cd godziny S-net do s-tsJ wtecZorem.
ykladRnia cpinI WsIelkie opiaty do Ra-
sy GlowEet przytmuJs Kasyer Giowny
podezas godzin ofisowych. albo we dnie
" godhnach ofisowych, sekretarz BE-
neraInS.
WEelkIs lIsty nadsylac naIesy m re-
% Hekretarza G~eneralnsgo:
TONkAsZ =. BLACHOWSKL.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
lAS6 w. Division str. Chicago, IN
FINANSE.
Prgskaxy bankowe pocxtoWO
fchscks. money orders etcl nale&y Wy.
sGaWiac ma organizacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
p~rzssyfac pod aaresem:
I'm. WITKOWgKL,
1ekS w. Division stKs Chieago. I'm
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu 6lownego:
I455--57 w. Division UlicA,
IN drnEiem pIstrns.
Chicago. III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
- Beg your pardon.
- Co tam pardon! Dawaj parma
bez pardonu konekcye.

- Co tam pardon! Dawaj parma
bez pardonu konekcye.
Trrrrrr. Prztyk! Trrrrrr.
- Rdaktor?
- Co tam bylo?
: - A przerwali mi.
- Ia wieleS pan wymysla}.
Abo mi ME wolno? Tu ia VOL
ny kraj! Toz wan nawet ME pedzia-
lem, com mial do p~owiedzenia!
- No to gadaj pan teraz.
Wicie, rdaktorunciu. jak byl
ten strajk tramwajowy, to to bylo
/ fonu z klopotem - CO niemiara!
- Wien cos o tenn.
- ia WIEN wiecej. Bonn W domu
ME usiedzial, jenom sic autodrynda-
! mi rozbijai po mieScie cd rama do no
! cy - dla zbierania obserwacyi i wi
~doczk6w...
No i zebraliScie?
Ha-ha! CODY ME! Padam wan
panic Swiety - re ma ten strajk to
sobie ~niejedna donna po pol tuzinie
ponczoch nowych ~nakupila.
- A to POGO? Co pohczochy re
strajkiem maja do czynienia?
- Me maja do czynienia, tylko do
~pokazania.
- Aha.
Aidzicie. Toto, kiedy sic ko-
bietki gramoliiy ma ,,weny" / rtroki"
- to i'm panic p~odtykali, ~podstawia-
Ii, p~odkladali krzesefka, drabinkt,
podnozki. A kalda dana - panic
tego - z coraz insza gracya, z inny-
mi grymasami wylaziia ma wehikuf...
Movie VAN, Observation-Disclosures,
zalujcie, zescie re nina ME byli-to-
byscio sic napatrzyli, nadziwowali-
pohczoszkom z przylegfoSciami - Of
OIL DIFFERENT sajzes / kolores..
- No-no-juz ia ia ME cieka-
wy.
- Me udawaG ME zawracac gt-
tary! Zohciby przytem ME byio, a o.
Gu tezbys przecie rdaktor ME scho-
wal do kieszeni cd spodni... A WI
Gle? w ten dzieh, co to byf dyszcz?
To wtedy bylo - extra fam speszal
szow!... Jak u mas dysZcz - to
kobietki robia dycht jak barometer.
- Jakto?
No niby barometer do CORY, a
dyszcz ma dol, a kobietki talk:
dyszcz ma dol, a kiecki, szmatki,
haiku, - wszystko do CORY.
- Bodaj pana!
- Taco mnie? Me wierzy rdaktor
| dobrodziej? Idzcie W dyszcz ma mia
sto. to sic przekonacie. Ot6z " ten
to dyszcz ze straJkiem a W strajk z
dyszczem - tom CT widzial TAXA ko-
medyje - padamwam, zem sic kwa-
drains trzymal "a zywot ode smiechu.
- COZ tam by}o?
Jakies ogromne - 1ak niemie-
cka ,,Berta" - babsko - tarabanifo
sic ma wen" - rychtujac sic, 4e Sc
W MIN zajmie CO najmniej lyle miej-
sea, jak plano; przystawili jej dra-
binke, ona wlazla odrobtnke - z pa
raszalem W jednej. z tuzinem kiecek
W drugiej g~arsci.... lecz MIN zdoaa-
la stawic gire ma w6z, ten ruszyi, a
bahia zostaia ma szczycie drabiny ma
srodku ulicy, ku niemaiemu ukon-
tentowaniu gawiedzi ulicznej. Me O.
pisac wan tego - co to byla "a fraj-
da! Zaczeia kobietka wreszczec W
niebogiosy ,,Bekop, bekop, for de loft
of pit. bekop!" A chlopaki ryczafy-
Goehet! Bahia znowu ,,bekop!" Woz-
MICA ME wiedziai, co robic, bahia sta
la niby ma pomniku, ME umiaia,
jak zlezt W dodatku, a ruszyc sic ba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
Przez Periskop.
COS-Z FilOZofii.

SWAT - ziudzenie!. Do IA
RzekI Zet wcZcra rama:
To miraI naSzych 1nysi6w.
To - banka mydlana!
Wtem - buch. - runai ma sCiezco
lie wygracowanej..
l. nos rozwalii sctnie
Ma - bahce mydlaneJ.
k. ".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
Z Zagadnieh mad No
wynn Wygladem
Swiata.

Wojna swiatowa spowodowala
liczbe zmian terytoryalnych
ma maple swiata calego: zmiany to
przedewszytkiem W Europe,
Azyi 1 Afryce; W tel otatniej znajdo-
waia sic gl6wna masa kolonii ME-
odebranych Niemcom;
ehoe jeszcze ME podobna dis z GAIA
pewnoscia wykreslic granic 1 teryto-
ry6w paistw nowych dokladnie, lecz
W kazdym razie znac jui zarysy zmian
oczekiwanych w polityczneJ gepgra-
fiji Europy 1 sasiadujacych z mia cze-
Sci swiata: moga p6zniej wytworzy6
sic r6inice jeszcze W szczegoiach po-
mniejszych Inii granicznych, ale ma
sy gi6wnte nowych panstw 1 KRAKOW
mac JUL wcale dobrze. Ponitej kilka
szczeg6l6w owych zmian, jake w
wyglRdZie 1 ukladzie p~olitycznym
swiata wojna miniona dokonala.
p-a5srSzvstkism chaIone zosta}y
rzadv w szesciu nastepuiacych pan.
stwanh:
Niemcy.
Austro-wegry.
Rosya.
Bulgaria.
Turcya.
Grecya.
Pr6cz powyisZych zmiany bardzo
sine - przeszly rzady pa6stw a
stepuiacvcb.
Czarnog6ra.
Portugalia.
Cbinv
Luxembourg,
Powstalo pieS Zupelnie nOwych
pahstw, kt6rych tereny W najog6I--
niejszych zarysach 81 juz znane; otto
to panstwa:
Polska.
Czecho-Siawia.
:Juoo-Syauia
FinIandya.
Hediaz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
MACIERZ POLSKA

Ast organizacyS isczaes miodEie1 pess
pka obotga e1cl " PrDcach GOV
oatryotycznych 1 bratnieJ pomocy ala
sodnIesienla ducha moralnosci ! dooro.
bytu W spoleczshstWte. q szcEesoInie
mtedzy miodzieSa polsks. hozna zapt-
aaE sic ma posmiertne, Cd lat IA do -;
"a czfonk6w StowarZyszoryeh bex o.
RranIczenia wieku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
ZTEKI %REDAKCYJNEJ.

Tyrol.
Ukraina.
Vorarlberg.
w spisie tym opuszezono kraje 1
terytorya, kt6re jui rozdysponowa-
no wprawdzie lecz ME zalatwiono o.
statecznie okreSlenia ich stosunku
novel przynaleznosci: kraje to -
jak Macedonia, Dobrudza, Siedmio-
gr6d, Banat, Mezopotamia / pare in
nych.
Ponizej podajemy spis krakow 1
pahstw, interesowanych bezpoSred--
dnio W wojnie, lub posrednio anga-
zowanych i losami jej dotknietych,
W kt6rych jednak rzady zasadniczym
zmianom ME ulegiy - poza zmiana
os6b p%anujacych:
Stany Zjednoczone.
Wielka Brytania.
Francya.
Wlochy.
Belgia.
Japonia.
Rumunia.
Hiszpania.
DANA.
Norwegia.
Szwecya.
Holandya.
Szwajcarya.
W ciagu wojny dw6ch wiadc6w
zmarlo Smiercia naturalna: Franci-
seek J6zef. CESAR a~ustryacki / kr6l
rumuiski, Karol; jeden wladajacy
zostai zabity W zamachu anarchisty-
emo rewolucyjnym - to prezydcnt
Portugnlii, Paes; wreszcie usuniety
zostal W spos0b bardzo gwaltowny
car roSyjski - Mikoiaj Roman6w, o
kt6rym najblizsze p%ozytywnej pew
nosci So informacye, il stracony 70
stall przez bolszewik6w.
u szeSciu pahstw, w kt6rych rzady
zostaiy obaIone / zmienione - try
przeszly z formy rzadu monarchicz.
nej W republikahska, to 81: Niemcy,
Austrya i Rosya; Bulgarya i Grecya,
jakkolwiek tcz przeszly zmiany IA
du, lecz pozostaly monarchiami; tO5
samO rzec MONA o Turcyi, w kt0rei
sultan ~jeszcze tcz zachowujo cieI
cienia wiadzy monarszej.
II
W innych krajach, kt6re doznaiy
zmian silnych formy rzad6w - diva
pozostaIy, jak byiy republikami -
Portugalia | Chiny; diva pozostaly
monarchiami, jak byiy to Serbia
i Luxembourg; plate - CZarnog6ra
znika | zniknie - zdaje sic zupehie
z widowni p~olitycznej, jake paiistwo
niezawisIe, a zostanie pochioniana
przez fedcracye Jugo-Siawii. Serbia,
kt6ra zmiany przeszla bardzo doraz-
ne - prZemieni sic Il oddzielnego
panstwa W centrum pOtelnej fedora
Cyl poiudniowo siowiahskiej - czy-
Ii owej Jugo-Slawii, ziozonej z Ser
bow, Kroat0w, Czarnog6rc6w, SiO--
weGc6w, BoSniakow, HercOgowihc0w
/ innych pomniejszych plemion, pre-
waznie dotad pozostajqcych pod au-
stryackiem jarZmem.
-
PieG panstw pOwstaje z wojny
s~wiatowej bezpoSrednio: try repv--
bliki: Polska. CzeCho-Siawia i Fin
landya, oraz dwic monarchie: Jugo.
Slawia i Hedjaz.
Jak sic u~ksztaltuje status polity-
czny krain nadbaltyckich - poza
Polska i Litwa, dawniei Kurlandyi,
Estonii, LiwoRii i hOtwy - jcszcze
ME wiadomo: ~wszystkie te kraiki -
maja spora doze separatystycznych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Metoupte ,stdnu pssedsis sv0-
IEcfq sic u zdGntI, re must is.
MeE ziedRoceonG, REssGieEna 4
sGRozSQd10 PoLskd. 1
- Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Rod ndyodu prees ndr6d dld
naSodR, ME sgt1te"E poDterschNa
NteRsL
- AbNuh0m LtncOk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
Ambicye Mias sta
ChiCa

Wiadoma jest rzecz, IL miasto Chi
cago, bardzo Mode, n bardzo rozro-
sic - ME nalezy do najpiekniejszych
W Ameryce, gdzie wog6le niema zbyt
wielu Mast ladnych 1 malowniczych:
ME naleiy tel ono do ~najlepiej utrzy-
manych - ably sic g~rzecznie wyra-
zie. -. Zupelnie tax, jak duzy, wyro-
sly chIopak najczesciej bywa obszar-
pany / brudny, a odziez ma zewszad
IA skapa, choe ~sztukowana / fatana,
- talk wIaSnie nasze miasto wygla-
da-rozlegle olbrzymio, wsr6d zalu-
dnionych dzielnic ma Gale laty ,,pre-
ryi", wSr6d ,,preryi"-zn6w dzielnice
zaludnion, nieregularnie, z masq ru-
der, uIic brudnych, lie utrzymanXch,
> zaulkami, pelnymi wszelakich od-
padk6w-Iudzkich ME wyklucZajec;
mad tenn wszystkiem unosi sic ME-
przebita nigdy masa dym6w mai
wiekszego w swiccie centrum kolcjo-
wego, stu tysiecy fabryk, warszta--
tow przer64nych, wiekszych 1 mniej-
szych. Re wzgledu ma ogrom obsZa-
row / ludnoSci, q brak wielkomiej-.
skicgo poloru, szyku, clegancyi, u
rzadzeh ~kulturalnyCh - W por6wna-
nia z takiemi miastami - jak No.
wy York, %FiIadelfia, Boston, Wa
szyngton, n nawct Detroit - Chica-
go s~lusznie jest nazywanc ,,wsia
wielka"..
Ale nasz chlopak wyrostck - ma
ambicye wielkic, g6rnc, wicc rychfo
patlzcG - zrZuci lachy | sZmaty bru-
dnc, p~oIatane - a n~abrawsZy ogiady
w Swiecie, Zamieni sic W cywilizo-
wancgo ,,dientelmena".. TAX | ma
SIC miasto - jesli mu OpatrZnost da
ma Iata naibliisze jaka taxa przy--
zwOita administraCye. o lie moznoscl
przyzwOitsza od obecnej, - niediu'
go zisci swoje plany wspaniaie, kt6-
re juz So - pickne bardzo. obiecu-
jqco jeszcze, pickniej.
30 plnny So istotnie - sliczne 1 IL
cine. Posluchajcie:
=
w dziesieciu latach miasto naSzc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

w dziesieciu latach miasto naszo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Rosya, (Syberya, Archangielski
teren, Kraj zakaukaski, tereny kon-
trolowane przez admirala Kolczaka'
generaia Denikina it'd
Palestyna.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
HOW TO GET BONUS
Certificate Of Recruiting
Officer Is Required.

Boise, Idaho.-Idaho returned
service men must have their dis
charge papers attested by recruit
ing officers at Spokane, Wash,
before they may obtain the 500
bonus which the government has
set aside for them, Adj. Gen. All.
Wilson was informed by the adju-
tant general of the army in tele-
gram Saturday afternoon. Adj.
Gen. Wilson was refused the priv
ilege of attesting the papers for the
men, which he asked to do as
matter of saving time and prevent
ing delay in obtaining the bonuses.
Ruling by the adjutant general
of the army that returned soldiers
may receive 500 bonus only upon
discharge certificates made and
attested by recruiting officers will
work hardship on ldano service
men, as there are no recruiting
officers of the required grade in the
state, according to Adj, Gen.
Wilson.
Idaho's enlistments and draft
contingents amounted to about
23, 600 men, according to Adj.
Gen. Wilson's estimate, which
would entitle men of the state to
more than 81, 800, 900 Of bonus
money.
In order that there might be no
hitch in disbursements, the adju.
tant general had wired for permis-
sion to make out and attest the
required discharge certificates as
chief draft executive of the state.
This permission was denied.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
Governor Davis Cabinet.

Governor Davis has made the fol.
lowing appointments in his new
cabinet: !. X. White, manager state
sanitarium at Nampa: Miles Cannon,
commissioner of agriculture; Jay Glib.
son, commissioner of commerce aud
industry; q. A Elmer. commissioners
of Investments; w. G.. Swendson,
commissioner OF reclamation; William.
j. Hall, commissioner of public
works, r. o. Jones, secretary OF
state, commissioner Of law enforce-
ment; Guy Bowerman, commissioners
of finance. L. M. Breshears OF
Caldwell heads the state constabulary.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
HARRISON

The high school held a carnival
last Saturday, which included bowl.
ing, folk dances. May pole dance. ETC.,
skit. and "trail" lined with fish
ponds, swat the kaiser booths,
fortune teller>, can ly booths, etc.
Claude Burton has purchased the
ste 'mer, Ohio, and is doing towing.
etc.
Richard E. Thomas, game warden
for northern Idaho, was at Rose Lake
recently to consult the officials Of the
mill regarding fish ladders in their
dams along the river.
Quite a number of ranches atout
Carlin bay have changed ownership
lately.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
Jap Menace In California.

The California Legislature has
under consideration plans for
strengthening the law against japan
ese immigration, which has been
evaded for years ty smuggling OF
coolies acrosss the border and bring
ing japanese women into the state by
the 'picture bride" system. Urited
States Senator Pbelan asserts that
the establishment OF Japanese
colonies in California is serious
menace to America, as the white
farmer is being crowded out by a race
that cannot be assimilated and Is.
therefore, always a foreign element Ia
the population Of the country
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
FROM OVER The COUNTY
POST FALLS

A big auction sale is to be held at
the grange hall, East Greenacres, the
evening of April l2 to raise money TO
support the two war orphans adopted
by the Hauser valley branch of the
Red Cross.
A. w. Klein has been designated
to distribute squirrel poison 10 the
Mcclure and East Greenacres dis
trcts. II. IL. Beier, county agent.
distributed poison to Pleasant View
and State Line precincts.
The Post Falls Community church
drive brought pledges to the amount
of $1875. The budget calls for $l75C
of which $1,000 is for the minister
$3.50 for benevolences and the balance
for expenses.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
CEUR D'ALENE

Thomas Sweazea of Harrison was
sentenced TO furnish bond of $500
or serve six months 10 Jail for failure
to support his wife and children.
The chamber of commerce has ap-
pointed committee to endeavor TO
obtain the establishment of one OF
the state tuberculosis hospitals in
this section.
II. c. Shaver has sold the Journal
to E. L. McCoubrey and VIM.
Brainerd of Spirit Lake who have
begun the publication of morning
daily.
A. P. Bailey has charge OF crew
of 80 men conducting drive Of
$4,000. 900 feet Of logs down the
| Coeur d'Alene river for the Shoshone
Lumber company.
Mark Egbers. company i. 363d
Infantry, 9lst division, was among
the arrivals in New York on the
Siboney, according to u wire received
! by his father, superintendent oI
Schools r. G. Egbers.
County Sup't Il. G. Egbers has
announced that the annual election
of trustees in all country school
|
districts will be held April .2l, az
provided by law.
The body OF David L. Ayers, {
bachelor raucher about 60 years old
was found on the Woodlawn roaC
Tuesday morning. He had apparent
ly fallen from his wagon and wa!
kicked 10 the temple by his frightened
horse which then ran away.
An action to foreclose mortgag
on the residence formerly owned b
J. G. H. Reynolds in Spirit Lake
was filed by the Bank OF Spirit Lake
ia which J. G. Fl. Reynolds, Ella II
REYNOLDS, his wife, John p. Isaac
and Dorothy Fl. lsaacs, his wife, ar
named as defendants. The ban
claims $l232.75 due on mortgage, an
asks for $l35 attorney fees. Miles 4
Egbers of Rathdrum Is plaintiff
lattorney.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
Would Amend Covenant.

Eiihu Root in New York Sunday
night declared himself an advocate OF
the league of nation; covenant made
public by the peace conference, pro.
vided it is amended, primarily, by
writing enforcement clauses into the
articles calling for arbitration and
Limitation of armaments, by restrict
ing TO five years the unanimous
guaranty OF the present political and
territorial status of members and by
protecting from non-American inter
ference the affairs of the American
continents.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
NO CHANGE IN LAW
Village Election Will Be Held
April q.

No change has been made in the
election laws concerning cities and
villages, according to word received
by Attorney Miles +. Egbers last
week. The election in Rathdrum
will be held the fourth Tuesday in
April, as heretofore.
Candidates for village trustees
should be nominated not less than 10
days before the date of election. AS
the election occurs April %, nomIna-
tions should be filed not later than
the | th. A petition signed by all
persons participating in the meeting
at which ticket is nominated
should be attached TO the certificate
of nomination aud filed with the
clerk of the board. The law provides
that tickets shall not be given a
name.
Voters may register up to o O'Clock
of the last Saturday before tht
election. Persons who voted at tht
village election Of 1917 need no.
register again.
Notices of election and registration
are published elsewhere in Th
| Tribune.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04
SPIRIT LAKE

The Panhandle mill will resume
work as soon as the lake opens up.
Spirit Lake highway district voted
a $50, 900 bond issue March "a. The
vote was 226 for and Is against the
issue.
The board authorized the closing
of school April 2, aud 4, to permit
the teachers to attend the Inland
Empire Teachers meeting at Spokane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04

Nearly half billion dollars worth
of aircraft contracts had been aban-
doned up TO March 10, according to
an announcement by the war depart
ment.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-04

One cannot always be hero, but
one Can always be a man.--Goethe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
AMERICAN SOLDIERS BEAT vi
FRENCH BLACKS.
Copyright, 1919.

Paris, Friday (by the Associated
Press. The government was inter
pcllatcd in tho Chamber Of Deputies
this afternoon on the rough treatment
French Negro soldiers are alleged to
have received from the American mi
litary police in French ports. Tho
questions were asked by Mr.. Bots
ncui and Mr.. i.agrosiliere, Negro De
putics respectively from Guadeloupe
and Martinique.
The debate that cnsucd ended with
the unanimous adoption of the fol-
lowing resolutions:
"The Chamber faithful to the I'M
mortal principles OF the rights OF
man, condcmning all projudices OF
religion, caste or race, solcmnly af-
firms the absolute equality OF all
men without distinction OF race or
color, and their right to the benefit
and protection of all the laws Of the
country. The Chamber counts upon
the government to apply these laws
and see that the necessary penalties
for their infringement are inflicted
Jules Pans, Minister of the Inter
ior, replying to the Negro Deputies
said that the government had applied
w
sist upon a discussion of 1.-The very
regrcttablo Incidents as France does
not forget the services rendered by
her Negro sons"
Tho Minister of the Interior added
that American government had not
hesitatcd to express regrets in terms
that did France the greatest honor
Mr. Pans asked Deputy Boisncuf
for reasons Of high diplomacy" tt
drop the subject. The Deputy sai(
he would not speak Of questions thai
involved diplomacy, hut he protested
against the completely OF the Frencf
military authorities in these Incl
dents. He then read confidential
circular to French officers attached
to the American army, setting fortl
how American opinion did not tole1
ate Familiarity between whites ant
blacks"
And it is America that wants a so
cicty Of nations! intcrjcctcd Charlie
Bernard, Il Deputy from the Seine.
Tho circular wasn't signed by Wi
son. shouted Deputy Maycras tSocia
list from the Scinc) in reply to MIR
Bernard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

MAN OR WOMAN who wonders
about the future, got my Breast
Plate Protection and be Safe
THOMAS SUPPLY CO., Matoaka,
West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
KILLED HER OWN MOTHER.

Petersburg. Va. August 13.-Wal =
fer Johnson. colnrcd who had just
returned from overseas vas shot ana
instantly killed late this afternoon
by his sister Eulah Brown. accord
ing to the police. The shooting oc-
Cured in Pig Alley just in front OF
the home Of JohnSOn'S mother. where
his sister lived. The cause Of the
shooting is said 10 have been family
trouble. Johnson had threatened to
whip his sisters child il is claimed
and his sister would not allow him
He chased his sister out OF the rear
of the house and caught her again in
front Of the house and renewed the
quarrel johnson started after his
sister with a knife, she claims ana
She drew n pistol and fired at him
twice. The first bullet struck him in
the neck. The second struck him in