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Marshal French Tells the Desperate 1he Mesn Rdge

fortnight before Germany belle
could move. Her invasion
Prussia had done much to rehex
strain in the west. and heavily s"ssy9
for her quiXotry.
Bu, after TanncnburG she mAde
mistakes. Won Hindenburg was
1iccd to the Niernen and then div
back TO disaster at Augustcvo. whi!fk
C;al.cia. Lcmberg and all eastern -
licia were won. and in two mighty pn1$e
Ties three Austrian armies were heeAS
ily beaten.
The Russian generals shoWS4
rarrst Of comhinations--sn omniysO
sense If a great strategic opjectly0
a power of patiently biding tne3
and of temporarily relinquishine IN
objective when produce demenasA =
InonfSn10d an RARA. 80
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Paris. Nav 25.--(Ry tho AsRoc.at~d
Pr.SS-Count Ron Srockdorff-Rant-
zau's thir' r"nth note 70 The allied c"un-
eli was Delivered this morning. /: IL
A reioinder 70 The councils r"ply IN the
German note regarding responsibilities.
Conn, Ton Brockdorff Rantzau in
sis.s that Gcrmany's only responsibility v
is ror Tho violat ion for Belgian neutral
~. which IT 'ls ready 70 make rerara-
ZION for. and declares that all N" pow
ers were responsible for the war and
that tho material damage done was the
work ~ the allied armies. as we'll as
me Germans
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Retirement OF the
u. S. Army Now Is
Ordered Held Up
Uncertainties of the Peace
Situation Bring Orders For
Suspension Of the With
drawal Of Fourth and Fifth
Regular Divisions From
Coblenz Sector in Germany

COBLENZ, Thursday,
May 22.-(By the Associ-
ated Press, )-orders issued
ten days ago relieving the
fourth and fifth (regular)
divisions from the third
(American) army have been
suspended because Of the
present uncertain conditions
in the peace situation. The
suspension orders reached
Coblenz Tuesday, but were
not made public until today.
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HAWKER AND CRlEVE'
ALIVE AND WELL
d 99\@~
GARYS LETTER TO PRESIDENT
ENTHUSES UNION IRON WORKERS
Special Dispatch to The Intclligcnccr


PlTTSBI R( Pa, May 25--Anouncemcnt by NJ. f. Ilghc,
president Amaganated Association Of ron Steel and
Tin Workers. Chairman H. Gary of the United states Steel
communication from the aSsoca2n ana
that this was the steel corporation had acknowledged
If any communication from the union aroused enthusiasm TO-
steel workers Ecd under me
alsprcS Of the. American Federation of Labor
marks advance OF ever taken pe lore
M ,lc n1 Corporation its dealings with organized
labor Tshe who >a the letter would be Withheld from
publication for I'rc nre>'!t.
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FRENCH AVIATOR, ROGET, FORCED
tn OARANDON At LANT|CFL|6H|
AFTER COVERING | ,348 MILE

tn. quests OF General LyAutey, the
French military commander. As thetf
machine cannot be repaired here. the avt.>
a,ors will return to France ~ steamer
Lieutenant Roget seems to nave
beaten the recoTd Of the American navy
scaplane NC-4, which in its recent ntghti
TO the Azores covered 1850 kilometfea
n.cll miles). while Roget flew 5.lIet
kilometres (about 1.348 miles).
PARIS. May 25.-Lieutenant RoGs1
according 10 dispatch TO the Temt
from Rabat. told the correspondent&
tho newspaper that hc flew 2.?o0 KIN
metres in j hours and so minufe&
an average speed Of more than lSb dic-
metres (about ia milcs) an hour.
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HUNDREDS SEE MAIL AVIATOR
LEAP TWO HUNDRED FEET To
DEATH FROM,BURN|NC MACHINE

McCusker dIod n a police patrol while
boing taken % Il hospital HIS skull
was fractured and his neck broken.
MC"uskAr was formerly IN the British
naval flying corps. inspector of De Hav-
land alrplan"s at Elizaboth. Now. Jer-
sly. and instructor ~ n" United states
aviation field IN Texas. This ~ said 10
b. The first fatality since the initiation
OF tho gnv"rnm~n, airplane mail service.
Suprrinr Anden, J. w. Jordan. Of the
IN rraEo-' 'N"v~iaud air mail service. ar
ranged for 'hc caro- ~ the body and then
stared. Pilor Lester Bishop 10 Chicago
with the mail.
Mccusker. was - years cd. ;he
youngest aviator in the Chicago-Cle"e-
land service.
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9th and 18th lnstallments

The events OF the 20,h showed still
greater pressure b. the enemy. ThH
Third cavaylry division was driven
back to the line Zcnnebeke-St. Julian
Piikem by infantry and guns advancing
eepn Roulers.
The center OF Allenby's Cavalry corps
fall back on MessineS which place was
heavily shslled.
In order TO cement the connection be-
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TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, may 25-Foreoasti
wester,, PcnnGylvania and ohio-Fair
Mon6ss; Tuesday partly cloudy, prob
aI!y followed by showe;s, no: much
change - Temperature,
west VirCtnis-Partly cloudy Mon
day: rucrday, showers, not much
change in temperature.
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nv xIald NA=shAl viscount Preach, Of
srpr~s, X. p. o. II, ETC., Copyright 1919
Hy The Now York Herald Co. Rsgts-
tered IN Canada In accordance with the
copyright act. Copyrighted IN Great
Brirata. Copyright 1919 By HouShton-
NIlT11n Co.
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Germans In Accord.

BERLIN. Saturday May @4.-oBy 'he
Associated Press )--"Thc cabinet and
Coun: ,0u Erockndorff-Eanrzau are In
full accord with respect to tn" general
outline and nc specific proposals and
countsr-nropusals which will make ur
the German reply" according 70 an
official statement made to-day. after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Bic LINER HITS
ICEBERG BUT IS
SOON IN PORT
The Cassandra, 5,22l Tons.
Strikes Low-lying Iceberg
Off Cape Race

gT. JoDTy, n. p, May 2s.-The
Donaldson Liner Csssandrs, which
struck An iceberg $50 miles off caps
Race, arrived tonight. Her forefoot
wAg stove In by low-lytng berg. The
hundred passengers aboard are we'll.
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PITTSHI' RGH, May :" - t"ur nun
drrd REPRESENTATIVES, Of local unions al
Tended nm all-day "onfcr"n"" hcr' today
of rhc Auralrur,arcd Association o. l""n.
Sir"l and Tin Workers TN" session being
u q tomorrow Of tho national commit
tee Of the. body. Resolutions adopted
nv tho conference w"rc: calling upon
ircn and steel companies. not now DONG
! So. to grant representatives, "f th" ha',
! ional cnn,mittrn a conference Designed
| TO establish cOllccliv" BARGAINING IN ih'
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Continued on Page Elevea)

las, Wednesday with 2l0 cabin rass"n-
gers and l2T <tceracc passengers The
vessel also carried large general car
go.
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industry through IN" trade union
method: endorsing government owner
shin nf railrnanS: establishment Of an
hour day or loss IN The St"cl and 4 Ilind
industries: for N" "rgAn.Zaiion "f an
IRON and steel department within the
American Federation ,"f Labor.
The nuliOu1! committee. m""NnE IN
Washington tomorrow. will formulate n
report To he mad" IT, he annual convrn-
llDn "f tho American Federation or
Labor. which ConVcn"S June IN Allan-
tie tItN.
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DROPPED IN N|D-0CEAN WHEN :
ENGINE STOPPED: RESCUEDBY
TROOPSH|P AFTER 80 Minutes

Hawker Sends Brief Message After Being Transferred to
British Warshp Off the Orkneys - SIS, 600 Csasoh-
ton Prize For the Brave Armen Who RiskedTIhe
Lives -
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LONDON, My 25.-The London
Daily Mail, which offered q purge OF
$50, 900 for the first flight by heav-
ier-thau-air craft scross the Atlantic
ocea2, will give Hawker and Gri'Ve
con ISOLATION prize Of 5000 pounds
sterling.
LONDON, May &c, (By tho Associa-
ted Press)-Kawker and Grove are
spsEdiug the night aboard the Tag
ship Revenge In the orkii,ys. They
will c-oss to the mainland to-mor-
row anG proceed to London by train.
LONDON, May 25, (By the AssoctA
ted Press.)-Lfrs. Hswker, wt1c OF tNe
nvIator, received tho news from the
Mary carly THIS moratrg at her nome
near Surbdton and ported q notice out
side her homo, reading;
"ndr. Ecwker has been found. he ID
on tho boat Mary bourd for Den
mark"
A crowd Of villagers 5000 gathered
and showcTed hrs. Ha~hcr with con-
gratu,ations.
LONDON. My -. tDy the Assocla'rT
Press )-Missing for six days and VII
tually given up for lost. Harry q. ia"
k.r and his navigator. Lieutenant com
unnder Mackenzie Griev". Brush ar
men. who cssaycd flight across ,h'
Atlantic ocean without prol"ctioi
against disaster sac what Ih"r irai
airp,ane afforded. ar" safe to-nlgn
aboard 4 British warship off III" OrK
news. Tomorrow they vii! r"ach m
mainland and proceed t" L"nion'
Some On0 miles out from He"'ounu
land end Sun from IN" Irish coast. o'
Monday. May -. the aviators. mak'ni
tI,.. hest Of an engine which was faiI
ing to function properly. %er" t"rce'
IN alich, on the water. Th" Lou" Dan
,sb stcrmcr Mary. bound from New Or
lens and Norfolk fer AarhuuS' Den
m,rH picked n" wayfarers up ana con
,,uucd on h.- n"rihward NoNngr.
Lacking 4 wlroiacs outfit. OIe rap'a,'
,f m. steamer wrs uhl. .Eed 10 wlthhol'
IN, p,nd tidings Of n" res'u" uhu' !.
r,,s nrrosi1r Ru,' or Lewis. where III
,rf,rmaIiun was s.Enallcd ny means
.l,rs ,ha, HAwk"r and Grey" "cr
aboard his ship.
I.nncdiaicly word was flashed 10 IN
British admirably. which sent out o'
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GUARDING NC-4
BEFORE STARTING.
H|SF|NA[ LAR

PONTA DELGADA. May H-tRx
The Associated Press)-There 10 no I'M
mediate sign Of a let UP in the unfayoS
able weather which has prevailed
thirty hours over the whole Of thy
non course OF the projected night OF
American navy seaplane NC-+. ThefS
fore. IL Is considered impossible to StAttl
on this leg OF the journey to EneIanA
before Tuesday. according TO the weS.nr
or cxoerts. The American aHiAtorI
have had A much needed rest auffao,
their delay in starting. siSss
The NC-4 has been removed 20 ~
anchorage farther inside tho S,
wafer. She is being carefully guAss
nv a steam launch. which .continnsity:
circles around her, while searen-hens
are played on the craft throuGne9t
nj ght as a precaution against . ecnion.i
stTovcrs to overtake the Danish veeesl
and Obtain confirmation. This Wa aOaA;
and one Of the destroyers took thN Az
men Off. and later Transferred % t1ss
flagship Revenge. s.@
From this safe haven HaWkef teas
message tonight that his machine naes
stopped owing to the blocking Oh -
water circulation system.
When the .irplane sped away from
her starting point Pilot Hawker lee
loose his wheels and under EeafinS,
thereby tightening the weight OF the
machine by a considerable amount. but,
making a possible landing on tho son
Of ireland a more hazardous ventura
This however. probably proved OF much
advantage when it became necessary "a
aIirht on the surface OF the water. Ths
tcou..an.d on Page ss''7,
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Hurv and Edes Friends Wonderful Adventures Saturdays lnenc

Partly Cloudy on Monday; Tuesday I.
Showers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Czterech mezczyzn obwinio-
nych 0 allarchie.

NEW YORK, 8 sierpnia OBJ
winieni o kryminalna anarchie po
dug dawnej ustawy karnej, czte.
rech mezczyzn zostalo aresztowa-
nych tn dis przez detektyw6w .
eskadry bomb po najezdzie ma ich
apartament W Bronx.
Wiele anarchistycznej literatu-
~ naladowany revolver male
ziono ma pietrze domu.
St6sownie do oswiadczenia de-
tektyw6w, ci czterzej ludzie wszy
scy Finczycy, rozkrzewiali anar-
chic pomiedzy zagranica urodzo--
nymi robo botnikami " Stanach Zje
dnoczonych. Ia literature naglila
azeby uzyc gwaltu do obalenia
rzadu.
Tych czterech ludzi miano W
podejrzeniu przez cztery miesia-
ce powiadaja detektywi ] przyspa
sabiali sic do opuszcze1lia niasta
gdy ich aresztoWano. Pomiedzy
skonfiskowanemi papierami oyfa
peWna liczba kart stoWarzyszenia
I W. W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
SPRZEDAz DZIESIEClO
DOLAROWEJ MAXI.
Plan naszkicoWany przez
kOrpOracye ZbOza1 Sta
now ri. dyrektOr Barnes
naWofuje 0 ogranicZenie
ma Wszystkich sprzeda-
zach.

NEW YORK, 9 sierpnia -Szcze
g6ly planowanej sprzedazy ma
XII po $40 beczka przez korpora--
eye zboza Stan6w Zjednoczonych
og1oszone zosta1y dis przez Juliu
sza H. Barnes, dyrektora psze--
nicy Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Pod
planem ograniczenia umieszczone
SO ceny jake beda zadane cd
hurtownych sprzedawc6w, hand--..
larry j detalicznych SHADOW.
Maka bedzie sprzedawana W
40 funtowych workach ma podsta
vie $40 w okoliccah ma zach6d cd
linii W Illinois i Indiana cd Cairo
do Gulf Of Mexico, ME w}aczajac
regionu mad wybrzezem Pacifiku
q $10.25 we wszystkich innych
okolicach. Handlarze i hurtowni
kupcy musza zagwarantowac re
odprzedadza detalicznym kupcon1
"a, ME wiecej jak po 75c dodatko
wei sunny, a detaliczni sprzedaw-
cy zmuszeni do sprzedazy wiecej
jak $1.25 po mad Gene hurtowna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Sprawa Wujja Sanla
rozpocznie sic "a
try tygodBie.
SpraWa rzadu przeciw RE
znikOW oskarz0nym IDA
je sic bye silna.
WASHINGTON. 9 sierpnia.

WASHINGTON, 9 sierpnia. =
|Sprawa rzadowa przeciw pieciu
wielkim fabrykom rzezniczym sta
wiona bedzie pred federalny sad
przysieglych, kt6ra sic rozpocznie
W Chicago "a try tgodnie. Toz zna
ley re pozwania kryminalne beda
postanowione.
Oskarzeni o zbieranie slkarb6w.
Charles F. Clyne, federalny pro
kllrator dystryktowy W Chicago
powiedziaf dis re oprocz oskarze
MIA pod sekcya kryminalno pre-
kroczenia praw Shermana pre-
civ trustom, rozpatrywana be-
die pod statutem prawa j to W
dodatku, re pakierzy beda dalej
zapozwani pod aktem kontrolowa
MIA zywnosci obwinieni nagro--
madzanie skarbow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Polska kupaiie "a ST.
100000 lekonlotyw.
Fabryki Baldwin, w Fi-
ladelfli beda budowafy
dlal P0lski lokomOtyWy.

FILADELFIA, Pa. = Potwier
dzono tn wiadomosc re wielkie ia
bryki lokomotyw Baldwin,, beda
budowa1y dla Polski lokomotywy
kosztem siedmiu milionow dola--
row. Fabryka Baldwin, dostarczy
Polsce lokomotyw na kredyt lOio
letni, otrzyma ona noty cd rzadu
polskiego, p}atne wraz z procen--
tenn po up}ywie dziesieciu lat.
Zwr6ci1o to uwage wsr6d k6i
finansowych, poniewaz utworze--
ME takiego kredytu panstwa
nowo utworzone lub zniszczo-
ne dawno przez wojne, mo-
glyby sic odbudowac ma nowo, co
Jest niezmiernie waznem, co do
zapoczatkowania stosunk6w ham
dlowo przemyslowych.
Wed1ug opinii bankier6w prze
mysfowc6w, hnadlowe stosunki z
krajami powinny bye natych-
miast nawiazane, azeby kraje eu-
ropejskie mog}y otrzymac pomoc
w jak najkr6tszym czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Niemiecki komendant obozo-
wego wie1ienia stawac be
d1eprzeciw Francuzoln

LONDYN, 9 sierpnia = Podda
nj genera}a Kruska, komendanta
niemieckiego obozowego wiezienia
W Kaiser, domagani sa przez ali
antow jako p ierwsi oficyalni ME
przyjaciele, kt6rzy beda proceso-
wani "a przekroczenie miedzyna
rodowego prawa podczas wojny,
stosownie do depeszy Kopenha-
gen do Exchange Telegraph COM
pany, podajacej doniesienia 2
Berlina. General Kruska obWinio
ny jest.o odpowiedzialnosc "a epi
demie tyfusu W obozie Kaiser, ,kto
ry byl przyczyna smierci trzech
tysiecy francuskich Wiezni6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Gwardya pozostaJe " stockjar
dach a nlezczyzni shaikuja.
Trzydziesci trzY tysiace
rObOtnik0W w ZakfadaCh
masarSkich w Chicago
WysZf0 ma strajk.

CHICAGO, 8 sierp. .Decyzya
przywolania wojska do zakladow
rzezniczych i tutejszego buntow--
niczego edystryktu kt6ry by} po-
wodem ogolnego strajku W tutej-
szych stockjardach, og1oszona 70
>sta1a dis po poludniu.
Chicago, Ogolny strajk 3d.
600 .mezczyzn zatrudnionych W "a
k1adach rzezniczych, rozpoczal sic
dis 9tej godzinie rano Gym ten
nastapil po zadecydoWaniu zarza-
.du robotnik6w W stockjardach
.wczoraj wieczorem, azeby ogiosic
strajk, chyba ze wojsko j straz
policyjna zostana bezWarunkoWo
wycofane 2 fabryki. Strajk zos--
tai przyspieszony poWodu pow
rotu Wczoraj do piracy 5000 ne
grow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Polacy zestrzelii aiielniecki
aeroplan.

BERLIN, 8 sierpnia Polska
straz nadgraniczna zestrzelila vie
Xxi niemiecki aeroplan wojskowy
niedaleko Raciborza, na Gornym
Slasku. w aeroplame znajdoWa1o
sic siedem os6b, kt6re utracily zy
Gle, gdy maszyna spadfa ogrom-
nej wysokosci. Pomiedzy pasaze-
rami W aeroplanie znajdowa1 sic
takze finansowy minister Ukrai-
ny Wotowski. Wiadomosc wy
padku nadeszia tn Z Rybnika. Ae
roplan przewozil try miliony ru-
bli " monecie ukrainskiej i wo--
rex rosyjskich pieniedzy oraz bar
do wazne dokkSume.11ty nalezace.
do rzadu zachodniej Ukrai1,y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION.

regard to social and financial standing, poll
tical influence, race or other condition. And
every move for the upsetting Of democratic
equality should be resisted to the utmost.
The situation described in the opening
paragraph isa reflection upon the school board
which tolerates it consciously, and still more
upon the community which promotes it.
A number Of large cities hold to the policy
that the shoolhouses erected in the slums and
poorer sections shall be little better, if any
thing, than the buildings in the finest resi-
dence neighborhoods. The teaching staffs are
in some respects stronger than those in the
community generally and special activities
which meet the local situation are provided.
The principle is maintained that the school
offset in q measure the handicaps under which
poor children grow up, and that the school
shall be a means Of providing social justice
for the other half Such policy is an honor to
"a community and to school authorities who
promulgate it. It is a strong force against ra-
dicalism and class hatred and makes the school
a true promoter Of American democracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Kardynai Merciier przybedzie
do Ameryki.

Kardyna1 Mercier z Melines w
Belgii, przybedzie- do Stan6w Zje
dnoczonych W czasie pomiedzy Is
a 20 wrzesnia, stosoWnie do via
domosci podanej przez jego sekre
TARA ks. dr.. Piotra J6zefa Stryc
ker'a kt6ry co tylko przybyl do
New Yorku ks. dr.. Strycker przy
byl ably przygotowac plany do
podr6zy prafata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

The school board in wealthy suburban
village Of the Middle West recently voted to
eliminate all rules permitting transfers be-
tween grade school districts and to rescind all
such transfers as had been made in past years.
Action followed upon a protest Of parents who
felt aggrieved because the children Of wealthy
families insisted upon transfers to new school
on the other side Of the town where the silk
stocking class lived and where there were no
children Of poor and middle class families.
The ruling affected, according to the local
press, the children Of $50 wealthy families.
The situation is one which easily grows up
in any community and which can be met only
by drastic action and continual vigilance The
simple principle Of democracy, which is funda
mental in our institutions, should operate ef--
fectively and continually. There should be no
class distinctions, either in the character Of
buildings, the completeness Of equipment, the
ability and training Of teachers or the type Of
instruction. Each city and town should be
unit in school affairs and should be admins
tered as such. The school board should treat
every section fairly and generously, without
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

denta Wilsona postepuja naprzod
Tylko jeden wazny obowiazek.
Wszyscy specyalni agenci W de
partamencie sprawiedliwosci W
kraju, wezwani zostali do pomo--
cy dystryktowym prokuratorom
w niewykrytych dowodach. -
Instrukcye generalnego proku--
ratora Palmera by}y, azeby specy
alni agenci opuScili wszystko z
Nyjatkiem najgwaltowniejszych
spraw teraz zaleznych i zwr6cili
swa Gala uwage ia obecna kampa
ME znizenia koszt6w zycia. Rezul
tatem bedzie azeby umiescic SET
XII badaczy do podszukiwania me
zczyzn kt6rzy naginali ceny bez-
nliernie.
Liczne raporty otrzymane W
departamencie cd dystryktowych
prokurator6w wykazuja ze liczne
swiadectwa otrzymane przeciw
wyzyskiwaczom zosta}y nagroma-
dzone. Dalszy ciag spodziewany
Jest w kr6tkim czasie.
Gotowi przystac ma to.
Naczelnik republikan0w Men,
dell, oswiadczyl dis w senacie re
kongres byf got6w do natychmia
stowego czynu W legislature a.
by przeprowadzic wczoraj zrobio
ne nadmienia przez prezydenta
Wilsona znizenie wysokich ko-
sztow zycia. ....
P6jda "a wysi1kami Wilsona.
Kongres zgromadzil sic dis a.
ne nadmienienia przez prezydenta
ia Wilsona znizenie wygorowa-
nych kosztow zycia.
Pomimo re niekt6rzy czlonko--
vie r6znia sic W zdaniach wy
szczeg6lnionemi przedstawieniami
prezydenta, zdaje sic re przezor-
ma legislature chciala postepowac
"a propozycyami jake zrobi1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Konsul PoIski przybedzie do
FladelG.

FILADELFIA, Pa. - w ostat
Mich dniach Sierpnia przybyc ma
do Philadelphii. p. Kazimierz Bu-
szczynski Jeneralny Kosul Rzeczy
pospolitej W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych re sWym sztaben.
Podobno na powitanie tych zac
nych gosci odbedzie sic wspania-
fe przyjecie W jednym z pierw--
szorzednych tutejszych hoteli.
Komitet juz obecnie pracuje
mad planem tego przyjecia j W
swoim czasie ME omieszka go po-
dac do publicznej wiadomosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

BALI PORZUCILI PRACE :.
Sto piedziesiat biafych maszyni
stow zatrudnionych W fabryce
Swift & Co. -porzucilo prace gdy
negrze weszli do fabryki. Byla to
jedna manifestacya.
Try sta negr6w ktorzy sic zgfo
sill do pocker6w prace powr6ci
1c zadnyeh dodatkowych negr6w
do tego czasu ME przyjeto.
Sto piedziesiat robotnikow "a
trudnionych W Hammond Pack
ing Co. odesz1o powodu re ne
grzy powrocili do piracy W fabry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
a DILEMMA?

possible and to do everything needed to hold
present teaching forces under conditions which
will make them contented and happy and
compensated for their work in proportion to
its civic Importance. What good are new build
ings fine equipment or new courses, if the
essential, the teaching corps, IS lost or weak.
ened? . '
The preceding minimizes in no way the
Importance Of buildings to house the growth
il school population, sof supplies and equip
ment for efficient teaching etc. Judgment
and good sense must here guide school boards
to: successfully carry on the whole work.
Am School Board journal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

School boards in numerous communities are
unable to meet the requests Of teachers form
creases in salary sufficient to offset the higher
costs Of living At the same time they are CON
sidering plans for extending courses Of study,
for making repairs and extensions Of plant,
and for numerous minor projects - all Of
which involve additional outlay Of school
funds. .s
It is our opinion that wise administration
requires the solution Of the teachers salary
problem before any time or consideration can
be given to undertakings which involve addi-
tional expenditures Of general school funds.
Tt is well to hold on to the things which we
have, to keep every class as efficient as is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
kapitan Hoy rOzpOczynal
niebezpiec eczny lot " Bri
tiSh Columbia

VANCOUVER, 3. CO sierp
Kapitan r. G. Hoy odlecia1 dzisz.
tad q 4:15 2 rama v zamiarze uda5
mia sic do, kanad dzkich skal. Po--
Wietrze bylo pomyslne j spodzies.
wal sic ukonczyc lot do Calvary
% 8mej godzinie Wieczorem. d
Vernon, B. G. Kapitan p. C.
Hoy przybyl tu q 4 :l8 godzinie,
|robiac 225 mil v trzech godzi-.
mach j szesciu minutach % s. 10 Cd
4leciaI do Grand Forks. D.