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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-14
THOSE EAGLE BOATS

Unless all signs fail, Mr.. Henry
Ford will have an extremely busy win
ter. There is the Dearlyborn indie
pendent, for which he has promised to
write page week there is his cleo
ton contest, for which he has promised
sprightly story of how he was denied
through the use of sinister methods,
the honor of representing the state OF
Michigan in the senate. There is his
81, OOOO 900 libel suit against the Chi
cago Tribune by which he proposes to
establish his right to be considered a
loyal American, and there is the little
matter of the Senate Investigation of
the Eagle Boats
We purposely omit from the list OF
engagements anything connected with
the management of the Ford factory
because this already has been intrusted
to Edsel-our most prominent Stacker
at modest salary, SO we are told, OF
$150,00O.
We shall watch with keen interest
the progress of the Independent. We
fear, however, that we shall not have
occasion to watch for long the election
suit, because as far off as it is possible
to ascertain, few take it seriously. On
this point we cannot fail to commend
the statement of Senator Reed of Miss
Ouri, who told friends that he does not
purpose ''tO engage in any secOnd-stOry
work to put Ford in the Senate" This
statement summarizes the opinion OF
the better class of senators.
In fact the one Ford venture in
which we are deeply interested, just at
present, is the investigation of the
Eagle Boat" contract, which was or
dered by the Senate at the instance of
Senator Lodge. Until the investiga-
ton committee has all the evidence in
it would be highly improper to pass
judgment on the contract but if frac-
ton of the original charges are sus-
tanned we very much fear that Mr..
Ford will require more than one page
of the Independent to explain to his
readers his position in the matter.
Possibly he had something of this sort
in mind when he started the paper.
Possibly not We do not pretend to
know. He hasn't taken us into his
confidence lately.
When Mr.. Ford first accepted gov
eminent contracts the public was led
to believe that he was doing patriotic
service and had absolutely refused to
consider profits. We didn't believe it
at the time and said so. 1t now trans
pires, if the charges are true, that he
not only demanded profits, but very
gross profits on boats that would not
float. They appear to have been de-
signed as sub-marines-rather than
submarine chasers.-North American
Review Weekly.
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income Reports to BE Extended.

Washington, Feb 12.-The time for
filing reports of income at the source
probably will be extended by Internal
Revenue Commissioner Roper for 80
days or more beyond March Is, when
they ordinarily would be due, it was
said Those reports are required from
persons or business concerns which
made payments of more than $500 last
year on account of salaries, wages,
rents, interest or similar purpose. A
separate return is made for each pay
ment and these are used in checking
up ON income or profits returns.
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Portuguese Revolt May Fail.

Washington, Feb. 12.-Complete vic
tory for the Portuguese republican
forces within short time was fore
republican forces are gathering in the
northern provinces, where the monar-
chists still hold out, while the block
ade on the seaports controlled by the
Royalists is stiffening. The govern
ment at Lisbon considers there are
enough troops in the field to handle
the situation without calling on the
expeditionary force placed at the coun.
try's disposal
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WARNS AGAINST WAGE CUT

President of Railway Conductors Be-
fore Senate Committee.
Washington, Feb. 12.-Any DISPOSE
ton of the railroad problem that
would result in lowering wages would
threaten national disaster, said A. b.
Garretson, president of the Order of
Railway Conductors, before the SEN
ate interstate commerce committee.
"If there is any unwise effort to re-
duce the income of the wage Garner"
he declared, 1T will strengthen the
spirit of discomfort that will shake
If it will not destroy, the social
structure"
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House Later Adopts Entire Appropria-
ton Measure.

Washington, Feb. 12.-Administra-
ton leaders in the house won their
fight for a declaration by congress of
policy of naval expansion, unless
limitation of world armament is agreed
an all-day debate the house voted 1874
TO 142 to approve the new three-year
building program of 10 battleships and
10 scout cruisers.
The house Immediately afterwards
adopted the entire naval appropriation
bill
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GERMAN VESSELS AVAILABLE
About 100000 Tons viii Be Used to
ErinQ Troops Home

New York, Feb. Herman ships
of approximately 100000 tons, flying
the American flag and furnishing the
United States an additional troop
carrying capacity of more than $4,000
men a month, will be ready to put to
sea within the next five weeks, &C.
cording to Edward N Hurley, chair
man of the United States Shipping
board, who returned on the transport
Leviathan.
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McCUMBER SEES SMALL COST
Asserts Wheat Pledge viii Be Cow
cred by $500, O0o, 900.

Washington, Feb. 12-Senator P. J.
McCumber, North Dakota, said the
government can keep its promise to
the farmer at the expense of only
$300,000,000 instead of S1,250,000,O O0
LET the government let go of the
farmer, labor and everything else, and
the law of supply and demand will
take care of the situation" he said.
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TAX NOTICE, TOWN OF GRANT

I will be at the State Bank of Lady
smith, beginning Saturday, Jan. IL,
and every Saturday thereafter to and
including Saturday, March Sth for the
receipt of taxes for the town of Grant.
All personal property tax must be paid
by January 31st.
GEO. WAKEFIELD,
Treasurer.
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GRAVE INDUSTRIAL UNREST

Premier Says British Government
Will Welcome Inquiry.
London, Feb. 12.-If industrial un-
rest continues, the consequences will
be grave to trade and industry, Pre-
mier Lloyd George declared in the
house of commons. The government,
he said, would agree to any kind of an
investigation into the causes of the
unrest.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-14
SCHEME TO WRECK NATION
Anarchists Accused of Plotting in
United States

United States.
New York, Feb. Thames P. Hol-
land, president of the New York State
Federation of Labor said:
Revolution against the government
of the United States under the guild
ance OF Russian Bolsheviki is Matching
in New York city at this very moment.
81 use the terms revolution adj
visedly. 1t is not legitimate agitation
for the betterment of the working
class that the conspirators are advo-
eating. Their real object is the over
throw by force of our government"
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
TOWN OF FLAMBEAU

I will be at the State Bank of Lady
smith to collect taxes for the Town of
Flambeau every Saturday until and
including March 1, 1919.
EDWARD RHEINGANS,
Treasurer.
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WANTED-FARM LANDS

LIST YOUR FARM PROPERTY
with us. Our constantly growing
list of prospects covering many states
and sections enables us to give you
the service in selling both improved
farms and lots as well as wild lands
which brings, results. Upper Wisconsin
Land Co, Ladysmith. Wis. 26-tf
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FOR sALE-WOOD, POSTS, POLES

AM NOW PREPARED to furnish 16-
inch tamarack wood, green and dry
mixed also hardwood maple
and ash-at $500 per cord. Anyone
desiring wood, tamarack fence posts
or tamarack shed or barn poles, will
please call 312-37, or address G. w.
CHURCHILL, r. 1, Ladysmith. 41-44*
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NOTICE

On account of Feb. % being legal
holiday, l will be at the State Bank of
Ladysmith on Friday, Feb 81, to col
lect taxes.
EDW. RHEINGANS,
Treasurer of t h e
1t Town of Flambeau.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
January l. 1919
Regular meeting The city council.
All members and city clerk present. Mayor Thompson
Resolution offered by Councilman Georfe Lue Resolved that
Council City Ladysmih the League of Munich
paes for Municipal Magazine subscription and $500 for
Municipal League dues
Mayor Thompson, Councimen Luel and Geo
Manley voting aye. Noes,
Councilman Marley Resolved by
the Council of the City of Ladysmh that the Council for
ira help in making the tax roll $500.
Roll call: Mayor Thompson Councilman Geo Lue and Geo.
Marley voting Noes
Resolution by George Resolved by
the Council of the City of Ladysmh thai the CITY refund Geo.
Maney $500 overcharge shoyeng in 1917 and 1918
Roll call: Mayor Thompson, Councilman Geo Lue and Geo,
Manley voting aye Noes none
Meeting adjourned
C. C. KII4E, City Clerk
January 81 1919
Regular meeting Of the City Council
Mayor Thompson being of the city, and Councilman Geo.
Manley being indisposed, there quorum.
The meeting adjourned subject TO the call of the
C. C. KILE, City Clerk
January 49, 1919
Adjourned regular meeting of the City Council
Luel Councilman Maney and city clerk
present Geo Luel, acting mayor
Resolution offered by Councilman Manlcy Resolved
the Council Of the City Of adymh that the city refund to George
Cook $3.50 taxes paid 1917 lot block A. New Fam
beau addition to Ladynh assessed at 100000 when
should not be assessed for $4,000 at The outside being
of $4,000, at $40.
Roll call: Councilman Geo Luel and Councilman Geo. Man
ley voting aye Noes,
by Councilman Marley: Resolved by
tno uouoii - 'o 10y - - :, ' co. s - 80 NJ
% % w ~ - IL - 49,, $500 80 90 80 IN -
~ ~ nio.A W. - 0n uo'0 i'o 80 ~, - 49, -
nja aon foot $1,000 40 - 80 - - 49, - -
p ol. ro,no;1n,an Gao nonlov ond Councilman Gooroa
IN ,,o4;aa 49, No.. no,o
h1uo1 wins "S n,o, =,
0oio % ~ 80 -, - ~. 60 $3.50 - 49, ~
90 M taS - ,;n toro. eon nonoo,oI oorhoro from
" ',uao q-''o ma epu ~ ui0ii '"0 ~ ~ - ooo ~
0ii1to nou'e@, ~ nn''"Al ,n ~ co. ,s.,o
i'ol oal oeo i1u' "h" Nouoi""ii 49, NANCY
nIt;o saaI H. c,,oi,,o, coonoo T ,ou poSovod -
- , - ~ l;t 80 ad;ts -, ~ ~, ovtond ~ t;noo
m N - - 49, ~. I'll. aanalt 80 ~ 80 49,
" p 49, 1 60 - o. Ia1 ~ Ca,1no;,oon Goo Mon,ou
non call uouciAha oeo hue anu 1ooh0ini'h ooo "oioS
No'i ~ - ~, ~ -, an.o. .1;na ,ooo~hon
hepo vi le uhlel Vi foce ol tic quarter enuhs n0opei
'aSt read as lolo"s. $4,000
49, :, - :, 49, - -. f aotaa
ny C:,n go Io, asa ra,aotIaaar cao nanIou
n ~ 49, ~ ~ - 49, '
Votllg aye. NOES lole
Inc ioloWils pis were duul'cu anu pau
na' w -. IVY 1n 'n 'DA"'' eco
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STOVE WOOD

16 INCH BODY MAPLE. per cord,
$500; 16 inch mixed wood per cord,
$3.50; ash and birch, maple and iron
wood, per cord, 1915; 4-foot maple and
birch, per cord, $500. Leave us your
wood orders. HILL & SERGENT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
PRAWDA o
w POLSCE.

Nieustannie obiegaja pogloski
alarmujace 0 po1ozeniu zydow W
Polsce. Zdawasoby sic wedle tych
wieSci, &c Gala Polska jest widow
MIA masowych pogrom6w, po-
chlaniajscych tysiace ofiar. Cd
wielu tygodni krszy W prasie ME
oceniony argument we wszyst--
'kich napasciach oraz intrygach
skierowanych przeciw Polsce.
Ale ma szczescie take z innej
strony przychodza take informs
eye W tel samej sprawic rzekorne
go pogromu W Whine. Pochodza
one re zr6dei amerykanskich a
mianowicie Cd porucznika Dewe-
la, kt6ry nalezal W Whine do mi
.syi paikownika Godsona
Ot6z oswiadcza tenze porucz-
mix Dewel, re nigdy ME byfo w
Whine pogromu zorganizowane-
go przez wojska polskie, czy tez
przez polska ludnoSc cywilna. Ma
tomiast kilku miejscowych boil
szewik0w strzelaio do wkracza-
Ijacych do miasta zo}nierzy pol
skich. Zloczyncow tych pc
wiekszej czeSci pochodzenia zy-
d~owskiego = stawiono pred sad
wojenny, skazano i r~ozstrzelano'
1nni zaS mniej Tub wiecej podej-
rzani sa przedmiotem Sledztwa
re strony Komisyi, ziozonej : 5
czionk6w, Z ktorych jeden Jest
Polak a dwaj zydzi. Wypuszczo-
no ma wolnosG dwustu zydow ME
bolszewik0w.
Inny jeszcze document dowo-
dzi, re ME bylo pogromu w VIII
ME, a mianowicie adres, jaki wiel
XII rabin. Rubenstein, wystosowai
do Naczelnika Paastwa, komen-
danta Pilsudzkiego, by mu po-
dziekowaG "a ochrone homie IL
dzielona przez wiadze polskie lud
noSei zydowskiej. Dodac nalezy,
re zydzi posiadaja przedstawiciel
stwo proporeyonalne zarowno w
Radziej miejskiej Wilma, jak i w
zorganizowanym przez PolaKu"
Komitecie Ratunkowym,
Pogloski o pogromach w i'm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

nych miejscowosciach Pelski tax
sarlo caskiem bezpodstawne. Ia
pewne, stanowisko ludnosci poll
skiej wzgledem zyd6w ma ogol
Jest nieprzyjazne. Przyczyna tego
przypisat nalezy pc czesci Gym
nemu udzialowi zydow W ruchu
bolszewickim, a Z drugiej strony
sympatyom, jake podczas oku-
pacyi okazywali zydzi Niemcom,
co i'm zjednywaio rozliczne wzgle
dy i przywileja. Przysacza sic tez
do tego powod natury ekonomicz-
mel, a mianowicie rozgoryczenie
mas ludowych ma machinacye spe
kulautow, ktorzy do ostatecz-
nych gfanic popchneli wyzysk
braku srodkow zywnosci i arty-
ku,ow pierwszej potrzeby. Ponie-
waz wiekszosG handlarzy stano-
via zydzi, przeto mic dziwnego,
re gniew ludowy widzi W zydach
sprawcow rosnacej
wciat drozyzny srodk6w zywno-
Sci.
Ma tenn tie wybuchiy zaburze-
MIA W Galicyi Wv powiatach kol-
b~uszowskir, ropczyekim I rzs-
s~zowskim), ~wywotane przez zoe
mobilizowanych zoinierzy bylej
armii austryackiej. Wade poll
skie Z Gala s~urowoseia st}umiiy tie
bunty. .Wojsko m~usialo interwe-
niowac, by ochronic zydow, a
PREY tel s~posobno3ci kiTku zoinie-
rzy\ polskich zostalo zabitych
przez buntownikow.
Przywr6cono zaS porzadek o
lyle tatwiei, re sami wloscia-
ME ganili ten ruch przeciw zy-
dom.
LudnoSt zydowska cieszy sic
z~reszta w Polsce zupeina rowno-
scia praw obywatelskich i znaj-
duje ochroHe u Rzadu pomimo
zmaconej sytuacyi og6lnej, pre-
silenia ekonomicznego i wojny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

szalejscej jeszcze ma w~szystkich
frontach polskich.
Najlepszy zas dowod, Ae sytus
eva zyd6w W Polsce ME jest tax
opsakana, iak to gsosza tenden-
cyjnie koIportowane pogloski -
najlepszy dowod znsjdujemy W
lynn fakcie, re wiasnie do Polski
uchodzi W tel nawet chwili wiel-
ka faIa tydow rosyjskich, ucieka-
jacych pred wybrYkami antyse-
mickimi, kt6re ich zdaniem So ME
uchronne W Rosy pc upadku
bolszewizmu.
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EcHA PoGRoMoW.
Oiicyalny document o pogromie
w Whine.

Jak wiadome, oszczercze pogio
ski, kolportowane tendencyjnie
przez podejrzane biuro prasowe
w Hadze i w Sztokholmie, oskar-
zyiy Polakow, zwlaszcza wojsko
polskie o zorganizowanie pogro-
mu zydow w Whine. Do popr.c-
dnio W tel sprawie ogsoszonych
zaprzeczen i dowodow, zbijaja-
cych tie kalumnie, dodac nalezy
wazny document oficyalny, jaki
obecnie jest w posiadaniu Rza-
du polskiego.
Mianowicie rezydujacy wow
Gas w Whine czlonkowie posel-
silva duhskiego z Petrogradu, zio
zyli W Warszawie nastepujaca
deklaracye W sprawie zabicia So
bolszewikow przewaznde zydow-
skich podczas walk ma ulicach
Wilma.
,Podpisani ponizej czionkowle
legacy duhskiej z Petrogradu
(sekcya B. zaswiadcza re Wi
dzieli, jak W sobote 10 kwietnia
cywilna ludnos6 zydowska stree
laia z karabinow do wojsk pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

Wpor6wnaniu z "a krwaws far
"a pogromow, jaka rozszalaia ma
Ukraine, ME majs wprost zadnc
go znaczenia nieiiczne a potato
wanna godnc zajScia W Polsce.
A jednak potezna miedzynaro-
dowa organizacya zydowska "a
chowuje absolutne milczenie W
sprawie wypadk6w ma Ukraine,
podczas gdy przeciw Polsce pro-
wadzi tax nienawistna kampanie.
Czemu?... !
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p Mleko kondensowane z Ameryki; transporty ratunkowe
pod kierownictwem ,.Czerwonego krzyia.'"

czarna substancya, skiadajaca sic
q kory debowych drew, trawa 1,
plewy; a maxi ME widzieli Cd
dawna! w n~iekt6rych w~ioskach,
.pieka chleb cokolwiek lepszy -
z iupin cd ziemniakow. Napotka-
.lismy wiele wiosek zupeinie pu--
stvch - niezaludnionych, tylko
cd czasu do czasu jakas wrona
zakracze ma drzewie.
Podroz ia wywarla ma mas
wstrzasajace wrazenie ME do
opisania. Przez GAIA przestrzen
tel drogi ME widzieliSmy ami kro-
WY, ami konia. ami nawet PISA; tyl-
ko czasem gromadka tuiaczy bo-
sa, w~ynedzniaia przechodziia W
ts, Tub owa strone niosac buty
pod pachami, chowajac je ma Ii
NOVA pore. PrzyjechaliSmy do
P;hska, gdzie okoio 10000 miesz-
kahc6w byio W temze samem Po-
.iozeniu znajduje sic tam przytu-
lex ola dzieci, gdzie przeszio 90
ich otrzymujc pomieszczenie / ra-
tunek cd giodowej smierci.
TIE smutne obrazy niedoli ludz-
.kiej powtarzaja sic pc tysiac razy
w caiej owej krainie nedzy i gio-
du. Gdzie pred kilku laty lud
cieszyi sic s%wobodnem zyclem
wesoiem i plony liberal obfite,
dis wszystko zamarlo - brak pc
zywienia, odziezy, roboty! Przez
cztery lata kwiat mlodzieiy, a ma
wet wielu starszych zabrano W
szeregi wojskowe, a CT, ktorzy po-
wrocili, znajduja sic w okropnej
nedzy. Kiedy pierwsze pociagi
nadeszly re zywnoScia z Amery-
XII, w kt6rych byia maka, mleko
kondensowe w puszkach, odziez
Ii fekarstwa, ktore zostaiy przy--
slane przez Komisye zywnoscio-
wa i Amerykahski YCzerwony
Krzyz'', lud tamtejszy iakby O.
szoiomiony, ME wierzyl temu,
dziwii sic tym zaPasom i temu,
re ludzie obey okazali i'm lyle
sympathy i ratuja ich cd giodowej
smierci.
FIR. M.
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I Prac AmsTkaiskisgo
p~CzsrWonsgo Nzy1a'
" POlscs.

Czytamy w The Red Cross
Bulletin" korespondencys z Pol
ski, kt6rs podajemy W tiumacze,
niu:
Prey jaskrawem swietle ma
szych lamp ACKNOWLEDGMENT spo-
strzegliSmy poza drzewami wy
nedzniala postac czlowieka: "a
trzymaliSmy fnaszyne i zawolali-
smy ma niego, a gdy stanai, zapy-
talismy - dokad idzie? Odpowie-
dzial siabym bardzo giosem, try
maiac kurczowo kapelusz swoj W
rsku, re idzie 5ukat pozywienia,
DO bardEo giodny /; a znajdowai sic
O Is mil cd najbliiszyeh domow
m6wl... Jechalismy dalej
zn6w spotykamy dwie kobiety-
bose z cietkimi tobolami: ida
zaja ,droga W kierunku do miasta ;
droga, ktora kroczyty byia diuga
i uciazliwa a bierze przecietnie
dzien caiy dobrym krokiem, ably
ia prtejSG. Podobnych r1eczy Wi
dzielismy o wiele wiecej. Powo-
dem diugieh i meczacych podro-
". tych nieszczeSliwych ludzi
byfo timno nocami, dlatego zmu-
szeni byli noeami odbywae dale
kie drogi, a skoro raho zaswitalo,
gdy stohce p~romieniami rozgrza-
10 ziemie, w6wczas kiadli sic ME-
boracy do snu, wzmacniai9c sic
20 caionocnej meczacej Podrozy.
Poza tenn ME widzielismy zadnej
zywej istoty, pr6cz kilku dzikich
kot6w. biakajscych sic pc polach.
Podr6zujemy dalej ta ziemia,
kt6ra W istocie pozostaje W stra-
sznej nedzy - droga w kierunku
wschodnim mad rzeke Bug; jest
to okolica najstraszniejszego spu-
stoszenia: miasteczka i wioski to
obraz okropnOj nedzy, giodu. "a
razy. gdzie bezustannie gina ME
WHINE istoty ludzkie a drogi pei
ne byiy zebrakow. CT nieszczeSli-
WI tuiacze. z roznych stron kraju
przybyli. szukaja jak ~bledne
owce schronienia ! chleba. Wielu
z Mich tuba sic Cd kilku miesiecy,
niosac re SODA GAIA resztke do
bytku ma plecach i cierpliwie o.
czekuja chwili. kiedy powr6ca
kazdy do rodzinnej wioski pod
ojcowska strzeche, gdzie dawniej
szczeScie i'm sprzyjaio.
Dalej jadac, spotkali;my pray
drodze ~gromadke Siedzacych ma
ziemi meiczyzn z diugiemi bro
damn, ubogo odziani, ~gotowali ma
ogniu rozpalonem sniadanie, kto-
re skiadaio sic z trawy, kory
drzewnej i iyka; mowili nam, re
sa oni W drodze do Niemiec. Wi
dzieliSmy take mnostwo biaiych
kosci koni, krow i psow, wy
sch{ych cd sfonea, lezacych obok
drogi. PrzyjechaliSmy do malej
wioski, - smutno i gincho tam
byio, zupeina cisza grobowa, ami
nawet dymu z kominow chatek
wieSniakow ME byio widac. Ma
drugim koncu wioski znalezlismy
pewna kobiete piaczsca, lamentu-
jaca mad konajacem niemowle-
ciem, ktore umieraio, z braku po-
karmu.
ZwiedzaliSmy rome miasta,
miasteczka i wioski, W ktorych
np. ma 5000 mieszkancow ME by
IT, ami jednego lekarza to tez mic
dziwnego, re ME byio domu, w
kt6rymby ME znajdowai sic ktos
ehory ma tyfus, gruzlice, albo os-
pc. NieszczeSliwy lud tamtejszy
zamiast uzywaG chleba do pozy-
vienna, zmuszony jest zywic sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
zydowski document urzedowy,

zydowski document urzedowy.
Warszawska yGazeta Poran-
ma" ogfasza charakterystyczny do
kument w postaci ,.certyfikatu",
iaki dnia u kwietnia pod Hczba
1914 zredagowal zydowski Komi
tet Ratunkowy. Document ten
stwierdza, re cd stycznia do
kwietnia; 1919 nastepujace miej-
nowosci ma Ukraine byiy ~wi-
downiami pogromow: Proskurow
Miedzyborze, Piotrowice Move,
Piotrowice Stare, Sostomiel, Ho-
rostyn, Horostysz6w, Uszomir,
Bohuslaw, Wyszhorod, Gornosto
pol, Mylce, Slewira, Radomysi.
Browary. Trijan6w, Cudr6d, La
tysz6w, Olszanica, Kobielonki,
Roszawa, Piratyn, Boryspol, Ko-
bryn, Husiatyn, Makarow, Igna-
t6wka, Obuch6w, Borodzianka
it'd.
w wielu miejscowosciach po-
gromy powtarzsly sic klkakrot-
ME. w ~zytomierzu podczas CITE
rech pogrom6w $50 zydow. w
Broskurowie liczba ofiar zydow-
skich dosiegala 5000.
z niezliczonymi wyjstkami
wszystkie te pogromy dokonsne
byly przez regularne wojsxa u
krainskie.
TAX wiec ur1sdowy document
zydowski stwierdza, re y pogro-
my ma Ukraine byiy osobliwSc
liczne ! krwawe, oraz y re spell
nione byly przez armie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

skieh, znajdviscyeh sic ma dwos-
GU kolejowytn W Whine.
,Stwierdzamy ten falt, zdajac
sobie " zupetnosci sprawe 2 jego
donioslosci.
Warszawa, d. rs kwietnia, 1919
,,Podpisano: F.. Saksenburg,
DIR. Ian Klein, A. Ernst
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

Dzieciece letnie piaszczyki, roz-
maity zapas, niekompletne wiel-
kosci, shepherd checks / plaids,
wielkosci 2 do 6, wartosci do
$3.50, dopoki starcza, po
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
PEACE OR RUIN IS
WARNING OF EDITOR
WilsoDian Ideas only Chnnoc 10 save
world Prom bankruptcy And
General Anarchy

PARIS March s - "rlropcau
statesmen must help President VII.
pon with all their might for tho sake
Of their own people, for thr real
chpice now IL between Mr.. Wilson
and I.cninc Ohe bolshoyiE premier
In Russia)," said an outspOkcu lead
'nK article In the Echo DE Paris to-
day The editorials OF this news
paper are written hy one OF the high
est authorities on international puli-
tics In Europe, The newspaper con.
tlnucs.
"If peace Is not made quickly and
well with the league Of nations be
hind 1t. all ot the caution In the
world will not save the greater part
Uf Europe from b.Snkruptcy.
The voice uf the American people
cannot be made Immediately ana un-
mlstakably artiCumtc. but Europcnns
have no right to attribute this To-
selflshuess and temperament when
their whole war record Is one OF big
unset fishness
Europe Is sick QtLcart We know
It. We know, ulsj" that II II is not
speedily cured moro H,kuoSl Will
follow. We know. TOO, that the only
available cure is the Application ot
Ideas which, for the want OF "A better,
may be known as Wilson