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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
HOLLAND, RELYING
ON LEAGUE, WANTS
NO 100000 ARMY

The Hague, Monday. Dec. a.
Postwar defense problems, closely
allied with the problematical result
of Jonkheer Bylevild, minister Of
Nations. have brought about what
appears to be . crisis In the Dutch
government.
Closely following the resignation
of Jonfiheer Bylevild, minister. Of
marine, last week, Alting van Geu-
san, minister Of war, announced his
resignation today when the Dutch
states general amended his war
budget and greatly reduced the
sums available for munitions.
The budget generally provided
for an army Of the approximate
Of 200, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
SLOW PROCESS
SETTLING
MINE PROBLEM
Operators Now Stand in
the Way and It is Their
Next Move.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial to The Argus.)


Washington, D. c., Dec. 23.-TEe
government is having its first criti-
cal experiences in trying to put into
concrete settlement some Of the
many vague phrases banded about
in congressional speeches and
presidential messages SO often
about ''harmonizing the relations
between capital and labor"
For a while the coal miners
were the object of bitter criticism
and the operators seemed to be the
reasonable folks, willing to do any
thing to get coal for the country.
Even the delicate power of injunc-
ton was used in an effort to bend
the will Of the miners-and they
finally agreed to negotiate. Out of
the series Of negotiations has come
another plan sponsored by the gov
ernment. The miners like 1.-THE
operators do not. So in executive
quarters one finds opinion veering
now it is the operators who are
blocking q settlement.
Everybody Puzzled.
The laymap may be puzzled bit
the observer close at hand is no
better of. For both sides are
making contradictory statements
and intimating that the other isn't
telling the truth. For instance, the
operators claim they weren't con-
suited in the last memorandum for
settlement Of the strike. The Of
ficials at the department OF justice
say the opposite. It appears that
P. M. Bogart received for the opera
tors a copy of the Palmer memo
randum just before the miners con-
vention received 1t at Indianapolis.
The operators, on the other hand,
admit that but say they called at
tention to the fact that the plan
was a change from the Garfield
scheme Of settlement. They deny
that anybody approved it for them
The many ups and downs Of the
controversy filled with technical
details and charges and counter
charges simply give one the impress
sion that the whole thing is merely
an old fashioned. age old game
Of barter and bargain. First the
miners cry out that they must have
a 40 per cent increase in wages OF
starve. The operators offer 20 per
cent. Secretary Wilson thinks IL
per cent Is right. Along comes DR..
Garfield and insists upon IA per
cent. The operators being trained
to the art Of bargaining, squirm
and make it appear that they are
hard hit by that IA per cent but
that to be good sports and to stand
by their government they will ab-
sorb the IA per cent. But no big
increase in coal production comes.
The state governments become res
tive and begin negotiating sepa-
rately with the miners. The situa-
ton becomes serious. and the gov
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
SELLING Paper
WITH MEAT IS
TO END IN CHI

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Chicago meat
dealers can only charge for the
meat they sell. and not for the
wrapping paper in which it is car
ried away. Judge Holmes decided
today In municipal court.
Five retailers were convicted
and fined in a test case arranged
by City Sealer Eller. He charged
that downtown meat dealers were
charging more than a million dol
lars a year for paper by weighing
the wrapping with the meat.
Attorneys for the big packing
companies assisted the dealers in
their defense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
May YET GIVE
COUNTRY BRIEF
DROUTH RELIEF
Events in Washington Moving Rap
Idly for Treaty Compromise and
Proclaiming Peace.

Paris, Dec. 23.-The German
delegation here has decided not
to return to Berlin to consult
the government over the terms
Of the allied reply to the last
German note, according to the
French foreign Office this even.
ing.
Washington, Dec. 23.-With both
sides apparently willing to give
and take, the effort to reach a COM
promise agreement for ratification
Of the peace treaty was reported
progressing satisfactorily at con-
ferences here between senate lead
ers of both parties.
Early ratification of the treaty
was predicted by some senators
with prospects of such action be-
fore Jan. 16, which would give
President Wilson an opportunity to
lift wartime prohibition and grant
the country a wet" period, before
the constitutional amendment be-
comes effective on that date.
No Peace This Year.
Paris, Dec. 23.-Exchange of rat
ifications Of the German peace
treaty before the end of. the year
is considered in French official cir
cles as impossible. This opinion
was formed today when the head OF
the German delegation here an
nounced that he would be obliged
to return to Berlin to consult with
the government on the latest allied
communication.
Forced To Return.
Paul Dustasta, secretary of the
peace conference, handed Kurt Won
Lersner, head of the German dele
cation, the allied reply to the last
German note. Won Lersner said
that owing to difficulties of COM
munication and the importance OF
the document, he felt obliged to
consult Berlin and that he would
leave with all his experts, for the
German capital tonight. He en-
phasized that his departure was in
no wise a rupture of negotiations.
Recognizing Difficulties.
Secretary Dutasta, in accordance
with instructions from the su-
preme council, accompanied the al
lied note with a verbal communica-
ton in which it is understood that
he assured Won Lersner that the
allies recognized the economic diff
ficulties which might exist in Ger
many and wished to take them into
account.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
FRUIT AND CANDY
FOR CHILDREN OF
STEEL WORKERS

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. IA bag
Of candy and IN orange will be the
Christmas gift Of many,locd relief
cssmmittees to the children Of strik-
ir'g steel workers in this district.
The gifts were part Of the reg
u or weekly distribution of food
fGr the SteiksrS and thstI fAmilieA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
REBUILDING SHELL
TORN FRENCH AREA

Strassbourg. Dec. 23.-(French
Wireless Service) Rapid progress
is being made in the reconstruc-
ton Of devastated areas of Alsace
and Lorraine. Seventy million
francs have been expended on this
work and $4,000, 900 more advanced
to the homeless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
The Weather

Mostly cloudy tonight and We'd
nesday; not much change in tenn
perature with lowest tonight rs
to 30 degrees above zero.
Highest yesterday, q; lowest
last night, q.
Wind velocity. 6 miles per hour
Precipitation, none.
II n. 7p.m. IA. m.
yester. yester. today
Dry bulb 49,. Is ~ 81
Wet bulb 80. Is 27 81
Rel'tive humid. 100 100 100
River stage, 4.6, with , fall Of L
in the last "a hours.
i'm. SHERIER, Neteorologist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23
DETROIT MAYORS
GIFTS FOR XMAS
RUN TO MILLIONS

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 23.-Publid
benefactions totalling approximate
ly $2,000,000 will be made Christ
mas gifts by James Couzens. mil
lionaire mayor of Detroit, it was
announced this forenoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23

TO HOME RULE
Press Secs no Good Whatever in
Anything Coming From
England.
London, Dec. 23.-Aside from one
or two irreconcilable anti-home
rule journals, London newspapers
this morning give, on the whole, a
reception to the govern
new scheme for Irish SELF
government. None, however. ex-
presses genuine expectation of the
success of the plan.
Urge q Trial.
While it is recognized that such
a bill as Premier Lloyd George
outlined yesterday-the fourth
home rule measures to be present
ed to parliament-will be absolute
ly rejected by q large section of the
Irish people and regarded with sus-
picion and distrust by others, it is
contended it deserves to be fairly
considered and tried. The Daily
News, perhaps the most thorough
champion of home rule Of the Loh-
don newspapers and a severe critic
of Premier Lloyd George, and the
coalition government says:
THE government bill gives Ire
land a greater degree Of autonomy,
since it sets up an Irish parlia-
ment and it manifestly contem-
plates the probability Of q united
Irish parliament. In the desperate
situation in which Ireland now
stands this offer, SO far as English
men can Judge, should not be re-
jected out of hand, assuming it to
bs honestly put forward"
Only Way Out.
Belief that the bill offers the only
possible way out of the Irish tan
gle is expressed by the Liberal
Chronicle, which says on the whole
the measure appears generous.
Foreseeing the plan Will be opposeo
nearly everywhere In Ireland
largely because none OF the col-
tending factions is really willing to
be fair to any OF the Others, the
Newspaper says:
The government, the BRUSH s
people ana the British pafllament
must recognize ana discount THESE
oppositions IN advance. only IN
sucn = way can any cnange wnlcn
Is eitner JUST OF WORKABLE De
acnieevd IN Ireland.
The Daily Mail declares 1t to De
better scheme than any previous
government has produced and an
honest endeavor conceived with a
single aim OF mlnistering to the
god Of Ireland while maintaining
the unity OF the British empire.
Irish Press Implacable.,
nuhlin Dec 23-In commenting
rnon the enaech mada hv PremisI
Ifovd George in the house of com.
mons vesterdav during which the
premier outlined the provisions OF
the proposed Irish home rule bill,
the Freemans Journal says
Lloyd George lin the presence oi
the American ambassador, but in
the absence OF every representative
OF the majority OF the Irish people
explained to the house his panacea
for the Ills OF Ireland.
Even the few Irish nationals,
members who have survived the
prime minister's past treacheries
and betrayals absented them
selves the newspaper continued
They probably had a forecast tna'
their gesture OF contempt would be
warmly approved Dy the whole
Irish nation ana race. As a matter
OF fact, they were merely oDeylne
the command OF their dead leader
given when ne ana tney wltno!eW
,lom tne .ouso upon ..,ns., .ue .o. uS.
tention to nermanentIv nartitit. n
their conntrv
m.-.. s.,.A. o,,...a
'ou"' Opp
Tne irish llmes says tnat IoI
many reasons some soou' soE'e
bad, some wlse ana some mad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23

DIEMER, PIANIST, Is DEAD.
Paris, Dec. 23.-Announcement is
made of the death Of Louis Joseph
Diemer, q widely known pianist and
composer. He was born Feb. IA,
1843 in Paris.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-23

Continued On Page ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14

prewii eeremenie p~ogrzebowe 1 ma
bezehstwo "a dus4s smarlego, po--
czem zwioki odwiezione zostaiy ma
cmentarz sw. Wojciecha / tam zioso-
ne do grota nj wiecsny s~peczynek.
PoEostawia 20 sobte strsskana Zone,
Rozalie, cerec.ke Aiie.e 1 make Ma
ryanne ~PrycsyAske. Mech sdpeosy-
wa " pokoju.
Pahstwo KaEimiers 1 Anna Piele-
wicze, Fam. pnr. 2417 No Sawyer
ave., wyjechali wczoraj kole5a Obi
cago and North Western R. R., do
Green Bay, Wis, ma dwutygodniowe
wakacye, gdzie pode1mowani beda u
swych krewnych. P. Pielewtcz piastu
je ~intratna posade prEy poWyzszej
kolei.
Madonna Alicya ssukowska, o6r-
ka PIP. Klemensa i'zuzauuy eHuko-
wskich, Fam. pnr. 1913 Troy III,
blisko Logan Square, k6rzy pred
paru tygodniami przeprowadzili sig
z Town Of Lake W strony dzielnicy
Jackowskiej, ubiegiej niedzieli W
domu rodzic6w, odby3y. sic Zarec1yny
z p. Ignacem Markowskim, zamiesz-
ka}ym W Muskeson, Mich, gdzie
prowadzi wielki sklad rEetniczy I
wiktualow.
Podczas zareczyn bylo " domu licz-
ne grono najblitszych krewnych .
obojga stron, gdsie PREY spiewie me-
lodyjnych swoiskich piosnek ludo-
wych j d~zwiekach miiych ton6w
~skrzypiec i fortepianu spedzono we
solo Gas. Huczne weselisko odbe-
die sic, jak mas poinformowano W
miesiacu p~adzierniku " kosciele p.
W. sw. Jacka. - Model pare po-
wodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14

japohskim ambassdurem d1a A
meryki, W zastepstwie ksiecia I,
shii. Pewyzsza wiadomost zamie-
scifo jedno Z tutejszych pism ia
pohskich, otrzymawszy TELEGRAPH
czna depesze z Toxic.
]. MURPHY SZEFEM RIA
DOWEGO BIURA DETEK-
TYWoW.
Washington. IA. sierpnia. -
Szefem rzadowego biura detekty-
WOW zostai zamianowany W Ia
stepstwie w. H. Moran'a - 10
seph E. Murphy, ktory dotych--
czas pelnN sluzbe, jake naczelnik
detektyw6w W Bialym Domu.
KRoTKIE ZE
STOLICY KRAJU.
Washington, IA. sierpnia. -
WSrod starania sic re strony adj
ministrscyi ii Kongresu o pre-
znaczenie niespelna trzech milo
now dolarow ola podjecia skute-
cznej walk z drozyzna, prokura-
ter g~eneralny Palmer wydal roz-
kaz podania do wiadomosci publ
cznej nazwisk wszystkich why's
kiwaczy. oraz kupoow, kt6rzy ola
wyzysku nagromadzili olbrzymie
zapasy zywnosci.
Bremen ,najwiekszy nur
handlowy niemieoki, zatopiony
zostal przez brytyjskiego porucz-
nika Langley'a powiadomila
congressman King z Illinois. Ad-
miraEicya brytyjska pochwali}a
najpierw Gym Langley'a, poczem
zgani}a 60 "a TO, IL zatopi| bez--
bfonny statek handlowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
TELEGRAMY KRAJCWE
Dokonczenie ze stroincy l

Pc zebraniu senatorow republi-
kahskich senator Johnson, oraz
senator Borah napisali list do Sc
natora Lodge'a prezesa komisyi
ola spraw zagranicznych, zadajsc'
ably ten powolai ma przesfuchy
gen. Bliss'a, pulkownika House'a,
oraz innych czsonkow amerykah-
skiej delegacyi ma k~onferencye
pokojowa. Oswiadczaja oni re
ME pozbeda ste traktatu dopoty.
dopoki nar6d ME otrzyma wszel--
kich informacyi co do konferen-
cyl pokojowej w Wersaiu. Daiej
zdaniem ich wszelka przedwcze-
sna akcya W sprawie traktatu z
Niemcami ME byiaby korzystna,
dopoki Senat ME otrzyma kopii
traktatow z Austrya. Bulgaria i
Turcya, Traktaty te powinny bye
zalatwiane r6wnoczesnie z trak-
tatem pokojowym z Niemcami,
Senator Knox z Pennsylvania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
kTOnika MlsjscoWa.
Dokonczenie re strongly l-szej.

wa. Sedzia Alschuler, gdy to u
siyszai, natychmiaSt ofiarowai u
staple re stanowiska arbitra, lecz
zaden z obecnych urzednikow u
rijnych propozycyi tel ME Przy-
jail. Sekretarz tombstone jednakze
o5wiadczyi, re uda sic do czion :
kow uni i przedstawi i'm, re mic
mic moze ola Mich uczynic-
Ma wieczornem jednakze zebra
niu czionk6w uni W liczbie loo
W sail Columbia, PREY rogu ullc
4S-mej j Paulina poStanowiono "a
stosowaj sic do decyzyi sedziego
Alschulera i polecono sekr. John
stone'owi, azeby dalcj bral udzia1
" naradach.
MozliwoSc strajku jednakzc Je-
szcze ME minela. Do zgrzytow
moe zn6w dzisiaj przyjsc W pre-
siuchach priced sedzia Alschule-
rem. Zdajc sic jednakze, re ma ra
zic og6!ny straik ME znajdzie pc
w>zechnego poparcia pomiedzy
pracownikami. ktorzy sd Ia tenn,
azcby najprzod przesiuchy dopro
wadzono do konca.
w szcrcgach robotniczych nur
tuie znacznc niczadowolenie Z re
prezentantow unijnych pred Sc
dzia Alschulcrcm. Ostatni otrzy-
mai l;cznc liSty, " kt6rych pisa
cy skarza SIG, re wielka czese ro-
botnikow ME ma zadnei reprezen
tacyi. Proponuja oni. azcby Sc
dzia urzadzii specyalne przesiu-
civ ola Mich, oraz ola 'robotni--
k0w W rzezalniach W miastach
St. Louis. Omaha, Kansas City,
Sioux City. Lincoln i innych mia
StaCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14

sutse .xkS v 6s4sts Jssn1sSOwrs
cfa tEA;sx. Assyt psu1ut. szrrs od-
bedsts IL . eods4nts S3 raoo .
przed natoaehstwsm teds 6WfsoOne
siota, wed1ug trs4yCy1nege cbrsad-
ku katolickiegu. pos~1econego ku
oxcf BogERodsfcy.
Oh. Ludwik Machnikowski, Fam.
pnr. 1855 Sawyer ave-, wy1echai o.
negdaj ma trSy-tygodniowe wakacye
do Pittsburgh, Pa, gdzie podejmo-
wany bedzie u swych rodzicow, Pc
drodze D. Machnikowski, zwiedzi
takEe Detroit, Mich, Grand Rapids,
Mich. / Michigan City, Indiana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
REUMATTZM
DomoU irudsk danI prlsl lego kt6J 60 NAL

Rohu 1893, lwiosna- doetafem reu-
matysrru W muskulaoh fzapalnego.
Cierpfalem, co tylko wiedZa CT, kto-
rzy 20 mieli, prze1 trey lata. ProDo-
baiwalem rome srodk 1 ro5nych dok
tor6w. leoz ulge jake mi sprawiH
byIa tylnko ~tymozasowa- Wreszcle
znaIaziem srodek ktory wyleo1yf
mnie kompletnie Y tel choroby. Da-
lem ten Erodek lwielu tnnym cier-
piacym ma reuma'ty1n. ! skutkl byE
dobre W ka5dym wypadku:
Kazdy kto cierpi ma dolegltwosc
reumatyczne, powinien u2yc to pre-
divine lekarstwo. Me przy4yta1cie
ami jedneGo cenha; przyshtcie tylko
swoie na1wisko 1 adres a ia posle
wan ma probe darmo. .Jezeli 20 IVY
ciu lakarstwo 10 wylec8yio wAe q
reumatyzmu, ms1ecie przyshAc jedne
go dolara. lecz zrozundec trzeba- e
Ia ME chloe predict cd wal pienfs-
dzy dop6ki ME bedZiecie 5upe1nle
zadowoieni z wyIeczenia. Me jest TO
uczciwie? DlacEego cierpiec d1uze1
edv pewna ulfya ~ofiarowana lest
wan darmo? Me zwlekajcie. Pfs1ote
dzisiaj.
Mark r.. Jackson, No. 81 F. Quincy
Bldg. - Syracuse, n. Y.
PAN Jackson jest odpowiedzialny.
Powyzsze ogioszenie Jest prawda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
z JACKOWA.

W przyszla niedziele dnia 1870 y.
m. przypada Patrona parafii Sw.
Jacka, a z okazyi tel odbedzie sic
doroczny odpust. Nabozenstwa odpra
wiane beda W tym samym porzadku
jak zwykle ka5dej niedzieli. Kazanie
ma sumie ! ma nieszporach wygiosi
x. Wladyslaw Zapa}a c. R. rektor
Kollegium sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
Popoludniu o godzinie 2ej odbedzie
sic poswiecenie wspanialej Groty po-
swieconej ku czci Niepokalanego Po-
czecia Najsw. Maryi Fanny, ktora sic
mieSci ma gruncie p%arafialnym obok
plebanii. Ma to uroczystoSt poswiece
MIA winni sic zebraG wierni jak mai
~liczniej. Pc skohczeniu ceremonii
p~oswiecenia, odbeda sic W kosciele
uroczyste n%ieszpory, procesya bio
gosia wie6stwo Najsw. Sakramentem.
w sobote jake W przeddzieh odpustu
ksieaa %miejscowi | poza miejscowi
sluchac beda wiernych spowiedzi sw.
We wtorek odbyl sic pogrzeb s. p.
Feliksa Pryczyhskiego, kt6remu diu-
ga. ciezka l nieuleczalna choroba Ia
brala W mlodym stosunkowo wieku,
bo dopiero liczyi PREY zgonie lat "a.
Orszak za{obny wyruszyi z domu "a
loby pnr. 2s4S Gresham ave., PREY
udziale krewnych | znajomych do
kosciola p. W. sw. Jacka, gdzie K
Jan 1dechlik C. R., proboszcz, 3D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
STRATY POMTEDZY Office
RANT PoDCZAS WOJNY.

Washington, IA. sierpnia. -
Straty poniesione podczas wojny
Ibyly st~osunkowo wieksze pomie-
dry wyzszymi oficerami, ni4 po--
miedzy zwykiymi szeregowcami;
wieksze one byly pomiedzy Office
rami armii regularnej, niz pomie-
dry oficerami poborowy1ni wy
see pomiedzy oficerami ~piechoty,
niz miedzy oficerami innyeh dzia-
low sfuzby; wieksze pomiedzy
Iwychowankami szkoly wojskowej
W West Point. niz pomiedzy Off
cerami wojska regularnego. o tel
sprawic Department wojny tax
pisze:
,,Pomiedzy zofnierzami pobo--
rowymi naliczono wypadkow
Smierci podczas wojny oSm ma
kazdy tysiac, Porniedzy o~ficera-
mi, pochodzacymi Z poborowych,
wypadkow Smierci ma kazdy ty-
siac bylo jedenascie, a pomiedzy
oficerami arnii regularnej wy
padk6w takich bylo czternaScie
ma kazdy tysiac. Straty, poniesio-
ne W p~iechocie byly wieksze. niz
W ktorychkolwiek innych dzia-
bach stuzby wojskowej Ma kazdy
Itysiac zofnierzy, kt6rzy sic dobro
wolnie zapisali do wojSka. nall
czono 270 ludzi W zabitych, Tub
rannych. Ma kazdy tysiqc Office
row PREY p%iechocie n~aliczono $50
W zabitvch, hub rannych. Liczba
STRAIT. poniesionych ma polach BIZ
tenn p~omiedzy wychowankami a.
kademii wojskowej W West Point
- byla o wiclc wyzSza. niz po--
miedzy oficerami, pochodzacymi
z prywatnych obywateli hub ia
kich, ktorzy wysfuzyli sobie ran
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pesisda drastycEny .sposob

posisda drastycEny .sposob do
zmuszenia kemisyi do zakoncze-
MIA dyskusyi w sptawie traktatu.
Chce on, ably natychmiast wyrzu-
como z mego proponowans kon-
stytucye Ligi Ludlow. wprowa-
dzono odpowiednie zastrzezenia /
poprawki do traktatu pokojowe--
60, a zatwierdziwszy go, przysta-
piono nastepnie do piracy mad hon
stytucya Ligi Ludlow. w komi-
syi, jak to twierdza n~iekt6rzy Sc
natorzy, jest dostateczna liczba
glosow ma korzysc wniosku odla-
czenia Ligi Ludlow cd reszty trak
tatu p~okojowego, niektorzy jed
make s~eantorzy oSwiadczaja, re
chociazby do tego doszlo W ko-
misyi, to nigdyby sic ma to ME
zgodzil Senat. Administracyjni
przewodcy W Senacie godza sic
ma ten krok, wjedz2 oni BOWEN
o tenn, re Senat zastosuje sig do
zadai prezydenta, gdy przyjdzie
l. o-4,&ao-,ero oioSo,r,p;o
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Re STRAJKU
PROCESY o ZAKAZY
o

W straiku aktor6w W Chicago
nastspil zast6j. Tylko diva teatry
ma razie Sd zamkniete wskutek
stra.jku. Sa to: Cohan's Grand D.
pera House i Cort. Co do aktorow
W mnych teatraeh, czekaJa ma re-
zultat procesow o zakazy sadowe,
kt6re pred sedzis Walker'em wy
toczyli manazerowie teatrow
Woods i Palace. Sedzia Walker
wyznaczyl referendaryusza Eel
sierra do wysuchania argumentow
obu stron interesowanych. Pre-
sfuchy odroczono do platku.
Pred tenn sedziego zaPewnt Il.
Fuller, adwokat stowarzyszenla
aktor6w, re kwestya strajku pozo-
stanie In statu quo, t. J. straJk
sic ME rozszerzy.
TAX manazerowie, jak i aktorzy,
- ...h.
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UJETo 20 PODPALACZY,
G~RAsUJACYcH w cZAsIE
RASOWYCH.

1890
gonke ma podpalaczy, kt6rzy VIE
lie dom6w podpalili W czasie zabu-
rzen rasowych. W jednym dnlu
policya re stacy Englewood uje-
Ia okoio 20 miodzienc6w: niekto-
rzy z mich licza cd II do ~
lat wieku. DIS inni beda areszto-
wani. a miedzy mimi take kilka
kobiet.
Wyszio bowiem ma jaw, re re
zaburzen rasowych skorzystaly
handy ulicznik6w, skiadajaee sic
z czlonkow. klubow atlatycznych
zabawowych z dzielniey rz~ezalnia-
nej, ktore, grasujac jake motto
:hy antimurzyGskie podpalaiy do
nv i rabowaly wtasnoSc z tychze,
kt6ra przenosily do swych klub0w.
Fakta o takiem rabowaniu mebli
! innych sprzctow wyszIy ma jaw
iako rezultat sledztwa. wdrozone-
60 przez ~asystenta stanowego mar
szaIka stray ~ogniowej NJ.
White a. SlcdztwO bylo bardzo
kosztowne, lecz zebrano bardzo
wiele waznych dowod0w.
Poiary tie zostaiY ~Pod{ozone
W dzielniey, otoczonej ulicami
State, Wentworth, 12-ta i 63-cia,
lecz najwiecej poiar6w bylo w po-
bliiu nj. 47-mej.
Otto przyklad, jakich wandaliz-
NOW dopuszczali sic ulicznicy:
.Podpaliwszy mieszkanie F. Fran
elsa, pnr. GAL Elizabeth ul., pod
palacze wynieSli wszystko z wyatt
klein fortepianu. Gdy strazacy po-
Ear ugaSili i odjeehali, ulicznicy
wr6eili i siekiera poeieli struny we
fortepianie. To samo uczynlli W
mieszkaniu PAM Lee.
ZE sLEDZTWA w SPRAWIE
ZABURZEN
Wczoraj pred sedzia kryminal-
nym Grove stawa4O 30 m~urzyn6w,
oskarzonych o rozmaite zbrodnie
W zwiazku re zaburzeniami raso-
wemi.
Drugiem walnem wydarzeniem
W tel samej sprawie bylo skryty-
kowanie policyi przez pastora r.
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M~EKSYKANIE WYRZUCAJA


FL Paso, Ia. sierpnia. - Pismo
Ell Paso Espanol", pismo wyda-
wane W jezyku hiszpahskim, "a
mieszcza wiadotnoSc, re rad Car
ranzy rozkazal d~eportowac z
kraju dwadzieSoia jeden obcona-
rodowcow. Pomiedzy mimi znaj--
duja sic Amerykanie, Argentyh-
czycy, oraz obywatele Kuby. Wy
DAME tego pisma jest Z szostego
sierpnia. Powodem tel akcyi re
strony rzadu meksykahskiego mia
10 bye niewiaSciwe zachowanie
sic obcokraioWcOW.