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CoRN-rhe market rsiiied sharply early
yestsrdPy; later prices were subject TO
quick changes both ways. In the local
cash market No. 2 yellow and No. ,. white
were quoted at $3.50 cost and freight
New York.
OATs-Ths market advanced sbouts
cent a bushel early in the day, but eased
OF Tho local cash market was steady;
standard quoted a. 1!ho. Nc: white:
white, rs to 7shc.; fancy clipped white.
rs to SOC: ordinary clipped white, 1874
to 7ec. all elevator.
RYE-Market steady: No. Western,
$3.50. cost and freight New York.
B.ARLEY-:Market barely steady; feed
ing 51.b and mailing ,i.70. cost and
freight New York
BUCKWHEAT Market dun; sound
middlng sass. nominal cost and freight
New York.
HAY-MArket firm: No. ]. tc.0642lo;
No. :. ;1.s693; No. 3, ass 9I.so.
sTRAw-Market nrm No. rye. SIS
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Paris Bour.e Prices steady.

PARIS, April 11.-Prices we're steady
on the Bourse to-day: 3 per cent,
rentes, So francs 20 confines for cash
exchange on London. 2S francs: 6 per
cent. loan. 50 francs Is centimes. The
dollar ranged from 5 francs 81 centimes
70 6 francs 4 Confines.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTTCE OF ANNUAL MEETTNO

NOTlCE Of Am Al
Richmond, Virginia, February 81, 1919
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that TIE
annual meeting OF the stockh olders Of THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held. as provided In tn.
bylaws. at the general once OF the Com
pany In the City of Richmopd virginia. on
Tuesday, April ~. 1919. at II O'Clock A. n
for tho following purposes;
(a) for the election of Directors:
(b) 10 consider any and all action there
tofore taken or authorized by tho Board Of
Directors or by the Executive Committee
OF the Company which may be submitted
TO the meeting; and
(c) 10 transact such other business as
may lawfully como before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will close -
tho ONCE OF the Company. No. - Broad
way, New York city, on Friday, March -
1919. at 5 o'clock p. NJ, and will reopen on
Wednesday. April 20. 1912. al 10 o'clock
A, NJ.
BY order of the BOARD Of Directors
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL, April 1l.-Weekly cotton
statistics; Imports $4,000 bales. Amerl-
can $1,000: stock $4,000. American
329. 900; forwarded $4,000. American
$4,000: sales $4,000. American 1900
quantity ahoat. all kinds. $1,000
bales; quantity afioat, American 124,-
900 bales.
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Coffee cablet-Rio was unchanged at 1876
for MOI. Exchange l.s2d. lower, at 70 Lied.
Receipts $500 bags, and stock COS 900 bags.
In Santos spots were 100 reis higher for
higher Receipts 1900 bags. and stock s.ssI,
900 bags. Receipts at the ports were 81 900
bags. against 500 Last year. and 1000 two
years aso. Sac Paulo had 1900. against 20, !.
900 and 1000, and Jundiahy 1900 against II,
900 and 1000 bags respectively.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE
CORPORATION.

Take Notice. that the Annual MsstirE
~ the Stockholders Of the Pennsyivsnia
Coal and Coke Corporation WIFI be held
at the principal office Of said corporation.
on tho 18th floor Of tho Land Title Build
ing, In the city OF Philadelphia, Pennsyl'
Yania. on the 9Th day OF May, 1919, at
two-thirty o'clock in tho afternoon, for the
purpose OF electing Il Board OF Nine Direc-
tors to serve for ono year, and for th-
transaction OF any and ell other businesS
that may come before said meeting.
Dated April 6. 1919.
ALBERT @ EDWARDS. Secretary,
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $30s,b72.S6, OF
which yl32.075.S7 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
sf77Is6.ss for recent importations.
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OFFICE MANAGER

WANTED BY A NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE HOUSE. ALSO MEMBERS
or NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, A
HIGH CLASS MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
OF THE CUSTOMERS DEPARTMENT.
one WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
STANDS THE BUSINESS AND HAS HAD
EXPERIENCE. ADDRESS WITH PAR
TtCULARS, W., BOX So, SUN OFFICE.
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PORCUPINE.
MONTREAL CLOSING.
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.
New High for Hogs at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April 11.--A new high
record price for hogs at the National
Stock Yards was set to-day when
shipment sold for S20.S5. The highest
previous quotation recorded was SCOTS
for 100 pounds. Enormous shipments
OF pork 10 Europe are responsible for the
prices, according to dealers.
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OFFICE OF THE
UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT CO

y. ". Corner broad and Arch RtreetA
Philadelphia, March "a, 1919
The Directors have this day declared .
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. $500
per sharel, payable April 10. 1919, to stock
holders Of record at the close OF business
March 81. 1919. Checks will be mailed.
l. w. MORRIS, Treasurer
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XIT.5U y 40.
Cattle-R ,ccipts 1000; beef steers stead
to strong; others slow. steady; she-stock
strong to 25c. higher. bulls and feeders
steady; estimated tomorrow. 1000
Heavy beef steers. tll.b0a 20, 90; light beef
steers Sl0dls5o; butcher cows md hek-
er. s7.50ul5 rs; Gamers and cutters. 1915
no; veal calves ilA2bdl1; stockers and
feeder steers. ts.?5dlb.bo.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; steady: esttnnstsd
to MOI row, 1000 Lambs 81 lbs or lose
Sl7.TbIlS6H: S. lbs or hotter. siTVD
1850; culs. lil4lI6O, Eve medium and
good, tl2glj.5O, culls and common.
te1l1
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Certificate of Membership No 27aS issued
" the New York Produce Exchange Nov.
II. 1898, 10 Harry z white, having b.
lost or mislaid, application has been made
10 the Board Of Managers for a new GER
tifcate. All persons interested arc hereby
notified to show cause within the next six
weeks why such new certificate should not
be issued L. B. HOWE, Secretary.
New York, April 2. 1919
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SAPULPA REFINING COMPANY

New York, April II, 1919.
A dividend Of ~ Co on the CAPITAL Stock
of this Company has been declared. pay
able May LIST. 1919, Transfer Books close
April H. 1919, and open on May 3nd, 1919.
j. y. OPPENHFIMER Secretary.
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CORN DEVELOPS STRENGTH.
Prices Close Unsettled, but show
Net Gains.

CHICAGO, April 11.--Fresh strength
developed in the corn market to-day.
chiefly as a result OF word that the
United States Shipping Board would
not assign any more vessels TO the
Argentine trade. Prices closed unsettled
y to ~ net higher. with May s1.57&
to SISSY and July S1.4sh to $3.50,
Oats finished at &c. decline to a like
advance. In provisions there was a
rise of go to So,
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Live stock Market. in Other cities.

KANSAS CITY. April Ii.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; uneven steady to l5c higher;
closing advance partly lost. Bulk OF sales
$50 0,5oi heavics, t2040920,sO; medium
weights, i2oq?O6o; lights. $3.50 q 1880;
light lights. sec 1915: packing sows 1ls
Cattle-Reccipts 1000 and 100 calves
beef and butcher cattle weak, veA!s and
Gamers steady; stockers and feeder weak
Heavy beef steers, 1il604ls,b0: light beer
steers, tl0Sodls6O: butcher cows and
heifeIs, s6.5od 1850; cHnners and cutters,
ers and feeders, ,s.SoSis. " ''''A
Lambs, 81 lbs. or less, ,ls75 a 1910: S.
lbs or more, Sle.to8ie.2oi culls and com
choice, &l2.2S1lS; breeding ewes. slo.:6g
1875.
ST. LOUIS. April ll.-Hos.-Recetpts,
s4O0; 2o92jc. higher. Lights 500 IL q
900 pig:. 81 81 1870; mixed and butch !,
s scs5' Sais go? EOS IS. heavy ''0''
Cattle--ReceIpt- 500: eteadv Native
beef steers. sli5Oals5O: yearling steers
and heifers, $3.50 1850; cows. 80 so q
1895 stockers and feeders 80 1850;
fair to prime Southern beef steers, sl0q
is; beef cows and heifers. s1Soat5: can
ners and cutters. FS.6oa726' native calves,
snosp-Recsipts, none; steady. Lambs
$40 a ?O25; owes, Sl3dl4.B0. Gamers and
choppers, .4,5Oall,
CHICAGO. April 1i.-Hogs - Receipts,
$4,000; market early mostly Is 20 zoe
higher, closing 10 TO l6c, below nigh spot;
top, go as; estimated tomorrow, 5000
bulk o; sales. S2O.lid 1850. Heavy weight.
$40, $50 so; medium weight. s20.3og
sos; light weight. 'istS 9?oio; light,
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London Money Market

LONDON, April 1i.-Bar silver. ~
I5-fsd. an ounce; money Sh per cent.
discount rates: short and three months
bills. az per cent. gold premiums at
Lisbon, $500 AK
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENEs Receipts cs2S head; Az
cars on sale. Steers continued extremely
dull and unevenly lower; number OF cars
unsold: bulls and cows less active and
weak TO easier. Steers sold at tIl1l7 per
100 lbs; no prime heavy do. offered; ordi-
nary to good bulls, ssQl2: cows. s4.259
u 30 Dressed beef slow and lower at 90
q csc. per 10. for native sides.
CALNES-Receipts. 1850 head: 1850 on
sale: market lower. Common to prime
voals sold at SlSmlS per 100 lbs culs
Iloa1?; little calves. $3.50; fed calves
;95O8i0; yearlings $3.50. City dressed
Leals lower al 2ou 2Sc; per ID: country
dressed do. lsd27c.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS--Rsceipts. 1880
head; cars on sale. Sheep nominally
steady: lambs dull and unchanged. Tn
rhorn lambs sold at sls.6OQl9.60 per 100
lbs. clipped do, sl4,i0a 1875; clipped
culls, Sll, Dressed mutton steady at 20 %
96c per ID. dressed lambs lower at 81
u 33c
HOGS 1850 head: one car on
sale Market steady. Light TO fairly
heavy hogs sold AZ $50 q 1880 per 100 lbs
pigs, {lsgl9.J0: roughs. az; stays tl2;
bears, IS.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form, Rats and Maturity. ,Bid. Asked. Yield.
Coupon tIss, jan. 1854. go oeIt lo7% 40
Coupon AVS, Sept, 1893. %. 1854 107k 40
Coupon AVS, March. 1895 ..1o1h =. t05
Registered AS, March, 1856. 100 =. to5
Coupon AVS, jan, 1866. -. .10lh 4.o6
Registered as, jan, 1856. 100 E. A@
Coupon 4ks, JAM, 1s+5. .l01 e. 100
Coupon Ass. jan, le45. ....io0 100
Coupon Is, 1857. .............. e6ii Eis 412
Coupon a. 10000, Canal. e5h e7h 4.2
Registered n, le60-e2 Canal. eSis Nla t.12
Coupon u, 1as-62, Highway. p61s Nis AZ
Regis. u. 196S-e2 Highway. e5h Gh Az
Coupon A., jan. 1916. 81 =. 40
Registered Is, jan, 1915. % :. 40
Coupon u, Jan, 1pl2.........s7 =. 40
Registered Il, jan, l9a2..... % E. 40
Coupon 60. 1s56-le6s. ......... On application
Registered D., 1955-lo69. ..... On application
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

which, way back in the days when Horace Fogel had charge of the Phil adelphia Nationals, was laid out for that teams express use. It was dedi- cated with imposing ceremonies and christened by Fogel and still bears the name of Fogel field. Those grounds have always been kept in good condition, and they will be of- fered to the Pirates or the Brooklyn team. It is probable that the former will accept them, as it is understood that Dreyfus has written for photo graphs and other details. In the event that Brooklyn also desires to come here, arrangements. it was stat ed, would be made by the business mems league to provide them with suitable grounds.
 Earl Smith, the local boy who was on the Giants catching staff last season, and who is looked to as an important coming factor in that de- partment for McGraw next season, Is back home. He stated that he is in correspondence with McGraw in an effort to have him bring the entire Giants team to Hot Springs to train next spring, or if not success ful in that respect. to have McGraw send the batteries here for prelim- mary workout Smith is in the best of shape. He had, he stated, pro- fitted greatly by what McGraw taught him and is taking the very best of care of himself.
 Want Two Fields.
 Hot Springs has always relished the presence of big league teams training here. They are a great at traction to visitors. and the pre-sea- son contests that have been played between the Red Sox and the Brook lyn Nationals in the past always at tracted record crowds. The Boston ball tossers will be quartered at the Eastman hotel, and it is also prob able that either the Pirates or the Brooklyn team may be able to find headquarters there, too, as the man. agement is in position to handle them.
 The return of the big league stars has again aroused campaign among public-spirited citizens for two more fields for the National and Ameri- can league teams, and that is one of the live propositions that has been placed before the business mems lea que for solution. The fact that the teams will be able to play Sunday ball here, and that the receipts from the exhibition games usually materia- lize into sum sufficient to "dent' the expense of training, is no small feature from the magnate's point of view.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

a deal for the main diamond in Whit tinpton Park, which, for II years was the old stamping grounds of Bar ney Dreyfus and his Pirates until about three seasons ago, when the Brooklyn team took possession and Charles Chubby" Ebbetts and his Dodgers used it for several seasons. It is rather coincidence, too, that the deal with the Red Sox had only been closed but a few days when a letter was received by s. E. Dillon, general manager of the local public utilities, asking if it were possible to again secure the old field. The Dreyfus communication was followed by one from Ebbetts, stating that the Brooklyn team had not as yet selected training quarters and that, provided arrangements could be made. Hot Springs would probably see them back here again.
 Phillies Busy.
 That the Red Sox will use the main field is foregone conclusion, but there is park directly across from where the Beaneaters will train,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
Holderness Heads
 St. Louis Ad. Men

Marvin E. Holderness, vice presi- dent of the First National bank of St, Louis was elected president of the St. Louis Ad. club at the annual election Tuesday of that organiza- tion. Announcing Mir. Holderness' selection to head the St. Louis ad. men, the St. Louis Republic carries a picture of the former Pine Bluffian on the front pace. MT. Holderness is brother of H. I. Holderness and James Holderness of Pine Bluff. His last visit to Pine Bluff was upon the occasion of the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, when he made the principal address. He had as his, subject Selling City," and his recommendation was the es- tablishment of publicity bureau and the inauguration of an advertising and publicity campaign to acquaint those seeking opportunities such as exist here with the advantages Pine Bluff offers them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
Special Service at
 Presbyterian Church

"Pine Bluffs Greatest Sin" will be the text of sermon to be delivered at the First Presbyterian church this morning at Il o'clock by the Rev. J. I. Norris, pastor. An especial musi- cal program will be given. The choir composed of Miss Ernestine Norris, soprano; Mrs. Jesse Core, contralto; MT. Dolph Kastor. tenor; and MT. Ray West, bass; will sing as an open ing anthem, Speaks setting of the thirteenth psalm, "How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me, o Lord" Miss Nor ris and MT. Kastor will sing as an offortory duet, Nevin's "My Faith Looks up to Thee" Mrs. G. w. Smith, contralto, will sing Vests q Think When I Read That Sweet Story of Old" The ses- sion fthe church will meet at 10:4O to receive into the church those who have signified desire for mem- bership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
Widows Parrot
 Saves Her Life

Paris, Nov. 1.-The widow Cir aud's parrot saved her from robbery and perhaps death yesterday morn ing. A burly young man, who en- tered the shop to rob it, seized Mrs. Giraud by the throat and was chok- ing her to death when cries of "help, help" were heard from the kitchen in the rear of the store. Terrified, the robber released his hold on the widows throat an dfled. The alarm had been given by the parrot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
FOUR OBTAIN DIVORCE,

Judge John M. Elliott yesterday granted four petitions for divorce. Decrees were in the suits of Oscar A. Pearce vs. Dollie Pearce, and Willie Robertson vs. w. M. Robert son. because of assertion, and Johnie Nevins vs. Charley Nevins and Bes- sic Ellerson vs. Dan Ellerson, cruel treatment. In the suit of Sadie Enfinger vs. w. H. Enfinger. in which cruel treatment is alleged. the court ordered defendant to pav plain tiff $50 month; to pay Attorney Caldwell. Triplett and Ross. repre- senting plaintiff. the sum of S25, and to the clerk $10 as court costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
HOllweg is Chilled
 at German Inquiry

Berlin, Friday, Oct. 31.-Dr. Von Bethmann- Hollweg, German chancel- Tor for the greater part of the war, underwent grilling interrogation in the subcommittee which is endeavor- ing to determine what possibilities for peace had presented themselves during the war.
 Commissioner Sinsheimer question ed the chancellor so insistently on matters detailed at the morning ses- sion that Won Bethmann-Hollwegg grew almost savage. although for
 along time he had adopted an apolo- getic attitude.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
CALIFORNIA FOR SUFFRAGE.

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 1.-Shortly after the California state senate had adopted without dissenting vote a resolution ratifying the federal wo- mans suffrage amendment, the state assembly adopted a similar resolu- tion late today by a vote of 73 to 9. The measure now goes to the gov ernor for signature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
BIG LEAGUE TEAMS AGAIN WILL TRAIN
 AT ARKANSAS SPA
Two More Fields May Be Built if Citizens Support
 Movement.

Hot Springs, Nov. 1.--Judging by the correspondent that has already been received, the Arkansas Spa will not lack for big league teams when the 1920 training season opens, for two of the National league clubs and one of the American league teams are after grounds in Hot Springs.
 The Boston Red Sox, in the popu- lar vernacular of the day, have beat the others to it," for they have closed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
BEDDING ON JOB.

w. B. Bedding, newly elected man. ager of the Pine Bluff traffic bureau, succeeding w. M. Taylor, deceased. has arrived in Pine Bluff and will assume his duties next week. MT. Bedding comes from Little Rock recommended as being highly quali- fled for the position. His office will be in the assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce temporarily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
TOrrential Rains
 Fall Near Dallas

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 1.-Torrential rains in Dallas and vicinity last night totalling S.5 inches in three hours here, caused the Trinity river to rise 15 feet in 12 hours at this point. With the flood stage reached early today, the river still was rising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
MEXICO CITY LAWLESS.

Mexico City, Nov. 1.-An epidem- ic of thieving, robbery and murders in Mexico City. with which the local police apparently were unable to cope. has caused the federal govern ment to establish patrols of soldiers over the city from 10 D. m. until 6 a. m Attractions of the law imme- diately began to decrease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02
PAY SPANISH DELEGAIloN'

Madrid, Nov. 1.-The goverhn's.. z. has authorized $2O,OOO for the ea :, penses of the Spanish delega1iOi the Washington labor conferenss, ,, visconde d'Eza, former minls'ed dsIs. labor,, who heads the Spanlsn u N. gation, will pay his ow nexps's for the trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

MARKETS CLOSED. New Orleans, Nov. 1.-All New Orleans markets were closed today on account of All Saints holiday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

Sam Hilzheim Jr, with the Haizlip Cotton Cotton company, is confined to his home by illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

c. A. Land and M. w. Myers, To- cal barbers, have purchased the Will liams' barber shop, at 221 Main, and will operate the shop under the name of the Central barber shop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

Houston Martin, Roe Sowards and Eugene Mckenzie have returned home from Sewanee Military aca- demy. The burning of the barracks there caused premature return home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

Ray West, formerly salesman for the Gillespie and Brother company, has joined the force of the Smith Printing company, as salesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

The McGehee Motor Sales com pany yesterday reported the sale of a Climber 4-40 touring car to 1. D. Gibbs, and used touring car to J. A. lines, of Eudora.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

Miss Helen Rosenberg, who has re- turned from three months visit in the east, has taken position in the ready-to-wear department at FrOug's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-02

T. H. Howey has returned from Lit tie Rock, where he was engaged as sawyer with the Niemeyer company while the plant of the Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber company here was suspended for the annual over hauling.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-14
EXIT A!
ALIANCIi ZADAJA NOWEGo
MEMO w SPRA-
:. VIE N .

Paryz, IA kwietnia, - DR.. Dill
lon tax pisze z Paryza o kwestyi
polskiej: Polacy So ogromnie
przygnebieni. Przez szereg ME
siecy reprezentanci Aliantow stu
dyowali ich zadania; specyalne
komisye podrozowaly do Polski,
zbadaiy sprawe i zda}y jedno-
mySlny rapport, ma ktory zgodzili
sic prezydent Wilson i Llyod
George. NaStepnie premier bry-
tyjski zmienii swa opfnfe / ~".~lo
nil prezydenta Wilsona do zmo-
dyfikowania swej opinii odpo-
wiednio.
obecnie zas, gdy czas prey
szedi ma ostateczna decyzye, pei
nomocnicy grzecznie poprosili
premiera PadereWSkleSo, aoy nd
nowo wyfuszczyi zyczenia Pol
ski, a wysIuchawszy ich zazadali,
ably przygotowai memorandum o
beimujace te zadania, mimo ME
zliczona iloSc pamfletow. ksia-
eek, map. historycznych doku-
nent6w, wyjaSniaiacych kazdy
punkt tax, re niczego juz dodac
lie MONA. -. ...... -. $500.
.Zrozumiaiem jest, re MOVE pan
stwo polskie re wzgledu ma szcze
golniejsze pChozenie Gdanska i
handlowe jego znaczenie, wciag-
niete bedzie W obreb niemieckich
wpiyw6.v w przeciqgu niedfugie-
go czaSu.
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LITWINI PRZECIW PoLsCE

Delegacya litewska wystoso-
waia shiny list do premiere fran
cuskiego pana Clemenceau. -
protestujac przeciwko wysianiu
wojsk polskich generala Hallera,
przeciwko zadaniom terytoryal--
nym polskim i przeciwko utwo-
rzeniu jednostajnego Polsko = IL
tewskiego frontu ola zwalczan'a
bolszewikow rosyjskich, zadajac
nadto natychmiastowego uznania
aiepodlegioSci Litwy w historycz
nych jej ~granicach i natychmia-
stowej pomocy przeciwko bolsze-
wikom, dodajac znaczaco: Bee
tych gwarancyi ukazanie sic
wojsk polskich ma terytoryum IL
tewskiem uwazane bedzie przez
Rad i narod litewski "a nieprzy-
jacielski napad."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-14

obywateli. Zainteresowanie jest o.
golne, BIO przeszlo 900 akcyi zaku-
piono z pierwszej seryi. Konstytucya
zostala przez akcyonaryuszy przyje-
ia. Poniewaz z Springfisldu pozwo-
lenie p~rowadzenia interesu ma recu
tymczasowego sekretarza nadesz}o,
dlatego tez zapraszamy Szanownych
Rodak6w, kt6rzy W okolicy domu
Ziednoczenia 5amieszkuja, Re maja
czas zapisania sic do pierwszej Sc
ryi do kofica tego miesiaca. Resu-
larne posiedzenie odbywa sic W kaz-
DIV czwartek. Zapisywat sic MONA
kazdego w~ieczora cd godziny lei do
Sci IL sekretarza, obyw. Ignacego
Laszkiewicza.