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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
STUDY REIMBURSEMENT
Wooden Ship Yard Men Confer With
Shipping Board.

Washington. March 25.-Representa-
tives of wooden Shipyards on the Attain
tic and Gulf coasts conferred with the
shipping board today on the readjust-
ment of cancelled contracts amounting
to more than S100, 600, 600. 1t was in
dicated the board would make an early
decision to relieve financial embarrass-
ment caused by the suspension of work
in many plants.
The ship builders said that by gov
ernment orders work had ceased on
many hulls which in some cases were as
much as 50 per cent. completed. 1t is
probable they will not be finished for
government account, now that the war
emergency has passed. With banks and
other creditors pressing the builders for
a settlement Of obligations. it was said,
the board was asked to act Immediately.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
80 CARS or FOOD FOR
RUSSIANS IN PRISONS

Coblenz. March 24.-(A. P.)
Eighty cars of food for Rus
sian prisoners in German
camps have arrived here, The
supplies were bought by Her
/. bert Hoover. chairman of the
interallied food council, from
the American army commits
siary for the Red Cross which
will have charge of the cars on
the trip through Germany. The
distribution Of the food to diff
ferent camps will be supervised
by American experts.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
BOWLING CONSECRATED

ST. Paul. MINI. March 25.-Most Rev.
Austin Dowling. former Roman Cath
olic bishop OF the Des Moines diocese.
was TODAY cOnsecrated archbishop OF
ST Paul IN succession to John Ireland.
who died several months ago. More
than 100 bishops and priests partici-
pated in the ceremonies
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
PLAN WELCOME
FORDIXIE LADS
Charleston Making Elaborate
Observation-Disclosures of
Boats Chartered.
10000 OF BOTH COMING
One citizen Gives $1,000 to
Buy Smokes for Southern
Fighters,

Il Charleston, 5. c., March 25.--Ac-
cording to official ,advices received
today. the United States transport
Koningen der Nederlanden with the
vanguard Of the Thirtieth division,
Including the famous 115th field ar
tillery. will reach here shortly after
noon Thursday. This probably means
that the troops will remain on board
until earlySs FRIDAY morning because
OF the3 desire to get the men to Camp
Jackson M the daytime.
Naval radio headquarters here an
pouncs heainning noon today that
they will ~ in constant touch with
transports Aby wireless. Two sea
planes fronX Brunswick are expected
here todaysW
2x1s Due April I.
ChariestQ& s. c., March 25.--The
! United Sta5fs transport Matawaska
is due iiere} April with 2.496 men of
the Thirtf&fh division. This is the
fourth transport scheduled to dock
with "Old Hickory" division men at
Charleston.s They will go to Camp
Brig. Gen samson L. Faison. COM
manding the division, will be on the
Matawaska. This last announcement
brings the total number of troops to
be landed here from four transports
to 10000. almost all from the ''old
Hickory"
Out OF siindry conflicting reports
| on the prospective date OF arrival OF
the huge Koningen der Nederlanden
bearing 2,24S southern soldiers. mem
bers of the Thirtieth, or "Old Hick-
CRY liVision, !, now appears reason :
ably ceItain enat tnc DIG trahspor'
VIII COCK iate Ihursuay AFTERNOON Oh
carry rIluay morning. me Dig sh'r
s.o" seSsef ana requires lilleeH
days lor lne yoyage.
IA nunqheasi 81 ooats Cnartered.
VI Al ..st,rtFston lMpIeparlns a Wei
coine lor she DiNie laos' ana nun,
ureus OF poats nave peen oharteeeu
10 eontey "eicoinihg part'es out''o
meet the Neoerianden'
nus p'an mas pec, stiiluidteu pS
the sur'ct regulations I'arrins thr gen
era. pupiic from ning,lng WIN tEe
so'uLers AT ,he aoch' oniy Wei'ur'
WORKERS VIII De permitted TO go
alhohs the lroops' ne srea, mass OF
"elco,iilns citizena WIZ De kept AT
oohsiuSi apic oistau ~foii, .ne uochs
while the poys are taken OFT IN groups
OF -oo' anu an oruer recently received
from washington granting pernlis-
SION ror ooutn Caroilha troops 10 pa
raae, imposes conultion that Is
taken lucaily as quitc joker. IN.
oruer stipnlates mar the parade
sha'i pc oniy from the transpott 20
me Train Actull nieasureinent OF
ms ms lne OF n'arcii SHOWS II 10 oe
MY yards.
hecos hiIlns the necessity lor
bureau Oh Information 10 ana tie Hi"'
arrlvinS IN getting word 10 tneir req
yves ana 10 assist reiatiVes III as
cerld'uiEg the wants OF tue ln1,vlu-
ual men tne Nhtionai war WorK
OouncIl OF the /. VI. =; A. !las eStan-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
MEXIO TO JOIN LEAGUE

Sentiment in Capitol Strongly In Favor.
Washington, March 25.-Sentiment in
Mexico City. is strongly in favor of
Mexico joining, the league of nations.
according to a statement Of the chair
man of the foreign relations committee
of the Mexican senate. said advices to
the state department today. No official
action, however. has been taken, 1t was
stated
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
Warmer, Says Billy 'Possum.

Today / found
a relic embed
ded in the dust,
its battered face
half clouded by
the time-e engen-
dered rust. In
scriptions
strange in Ian
guaRe dead upon
its face appear.
which seem to
say This Check
is good for a
nickel's worth
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
EGYPT MORE QUIET
Manifestations Predatory Rather Thar
Political

Political.
London, March 25.--(Via Montreal.)-
The recent manifestations in Egype
were predatory rather than political.
and the latest news gives cause for less
anxiety. Earl Curzon said in a speech
in the house of lords last night.
Earl Curzon said the government had
never opposed the beside of the EgyD-
tian ministers, Rushdi Pasha and ABLY
Pasha. to come to England to discuss
with the British government the future
government of Egypt. With regard 20
Said Zagloul Pasha and the other ,,yyp-
tian nationalists who had organized the
present movement the government
spokesman said there was no common
ground for discussion. The presence OF
these men in England would be inter-
preted as evidence that Great Britain
was willing to consider the complete
abandonment of its responsibilities.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Cement and Department Of Commerce
Agents Confer.

Washington, March 25.-Conferences
between the industrial board of the
department of commerce and represen-
tatives OF the cement industry began
today in an effort to reach an agree
ment on reduced prices. The meeting
was behind closed doors. but il was said
after the op. ming session that no agree
nent was reached. the cement men
were unwilling to accept a tentative
price schedule presented by the board
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
BODY PLACED IN
COFFIN t20 YEARS OLD

Toxic. March 25.-U. n. s.
and London Daily Express
cable.)--The body of the for
mer emperor Of Korea, VI
Heui. who died recently, has
been placed in coffin 100
years old, preparatory for
burial. 1t will lie in a warm
room for two months before
interment is shade. The corpse
was first bathed in sandalwood
water and then swathed in
silks and linen.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
SUFFRAGE BILL REFERRED D

Nashville, March 25.-(Special)-
The Chattanooga suffrage bill was
referred to the senate committee on
election today when Senator Carter
called 1t up. The motion TO be re-
ferspd vas made and supported by
Senator's Gambler and Worley.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
URGE WITHDRAWAL OF
FRENCH FROM RUSSIA

Paris, March 25.-Marcel
Cachin and Paul Laffont, So
cialist members of the cham
Der of deputies. made a vigor-
Gus attack today on the gov
ernment's policy toward Rus
sia and urged the Withdrawal
of French troops from that
country. The government is
expected to reply tomorrow.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
sNow HOLDS UP TRAFFIC

Denver, Colo, March 25.-Trans-eon-
tinental wire communications was inter-
rupted today as a result of sleet ana
snow. storm accompanied by high
Monday night and moved eastward to-
day.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25

/ of beer" So took it home and laid
1t with the tomahawk and spear.
where all can sleep and dream their
I'll Of the ancient days and sere.
Warmer and rain tonight Wednes-
day showers and continued warm.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
HOSPITAL ABANDONED.

Washington. March 25.-Surgeon-
General ireland announced today that
debarkation hospital No. So, at Rich
mond. Va. will be discontinued, being
no longer required in the military sery-
ice
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
TO DISCUSS REBUILDING

Clark to Express Views on bIQ N1-
tional Problems.
Washington. March 25.-Represent-
ative Champ Clark. slated for the
minority leadership of the next house.
left today for Worcester. Mass.
where tonight he was expected 10
discuss for the first time his vler :
upon the reconstruction program or
the next congress and upon the icaxae
of nations.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
WAS WITH GREELEY PARTY
Atlanta Policeman ana Artie Explorer
Dies

Dies.
Atlanta. Ga. March 55.-F. A.
Hannah. one of the two Survivors Of
the Greeley Artic expedition in 1852.
died at his home here toda. after n
short Illness. Hannah was 50 years
old and had been "a membeI Of tha
Atlanta police force for eighteen
years.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
NEWS OF TRANSPORTS

New York, March 25.-With 1,4S6
troops, all casuals. the steamship
venezia arrived here today from
Brest. Marines, regular army and
other branches of the American ex-
peditionary force were represented.
Units included the following:
Casual companies Nos. 1879 (Ala-
bama), 1880 Uouisiana), 1888 (Vir-
ginia), a4o2 (Georgia) and 24o5 (Mis-
sissippD.i
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25
ALL HUNGARY
not BOLSHEVlK
Panic Prevails in Budapest.
Country Not Resolved on
Soviet Regime.
RED ARMY EN- ROUTE
Non Socialists to Support
(. New Government Owing to
Anti Allied Stand.

Berne, March 25.-(A. P)-The
bolshevik army which is ON its way
to Hungary has reached Brody, ac-
cording to the lates. news received
here.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-03-25

What World Is Doing
In Epitome in Today's News
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
AMENDMENT FOR SUFFRAGE
IS RATIFIED BY ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July 2s-
Both houses of the Arktnsln IrgIslt-
ture today ratified the federal mf-
fraEc amendment In the senate the
vote waH ~ 10 2 ana In the house
Il Was - to 10 Arkansas is the Isih
state to raiify the proposed amend
ment and tho second OF the southern
states TO take this action.
Ratification was urged 80 a mes
sage by Governor Trough who
called the legislature in special SEES.
sion FOR this purpose WheIhcr olhyr
matters viii bee considered al this
soFsion viii be decided whPu the two
houses meet tomorrow morning. 4
two'thirds majority Of each house
win De necessary to consider matters
pthcr than those mentioned n the
Governors Cnllu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
When Itching Stops

lneIs Is one safe, dependable treat.
,Sn g,,' hat relieves itching torture and
ie,, ,a irritation almost instantly and
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n, W. 'sy any druggist for a 35c or 81 bottl,
yo,, y, ,,ln0 .l,, and apply it as directed Soor
is,LTtn ma that irritations, pimples
,rJ JsIlraaN eczema, blotches. ringworu
AIM I,,.'la KIN troubles will disappear
= ~, n,Iur zemo, the penetrating. salts
b,D,sst bs tuq1i' is all that is needed. for
m. '.,' .l' most skin eruptions. make
san s'il smooth and healthy.
'ne T. y" Rose Co. Cleveland. O,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

rRONNsNILLE, Texas July rs
h1amln KAMA Won kanyn. Aus
uAa minister Co Mexico. arrived at
ihs border today from Mexico city,
t route tn Austria Via New York
and Rotterdam lie left here this
lHurnouu The minister. who Is
making his first trip home In five
end @ half years. declined TO make a
sfmout here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
!ShirtIDdisfs-HGIf Price

Ninety Georgette Waists. Flesh, White and
Pastel Shades all sizes.
Seventy Organdy and Wolfe Waists in
colors and white all sizes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

placic sumo uzyskana z likwidac-
il bezposrednio uprawnionemu.
Wyw1aszczajac eaten koloniste,
kt6ry osiadl pc Lynn stycznia
1908 roku musimy mu wyplacic
wartosc szacunkowa jego posiad-
|1oSci.
Niemniej jednak,z prawa tego
ME mozemy zrezygnowac.
Zdaniem naszem kolonist6w,
kt6rzy. pc wymienionym termi-
ME do mas przyszli ME many po-
wodu tolerowac u siebie, tenn bar
dziej re brak jest ziemi ola obywa
tell polskich. Jezeli vice re strony
niemieckiej podczas rokowan W
Toruniu stawiono wzniosek, ably
rzad polski ,,zgodzif sic zasadni-
czo ma udzielenie osobom w1acz-
ME kofonistom, ktor2y sic Pc lynn
stycznia 1908 roku sprowadzili,
polskiej przynaleznosci panstwo-
WEI, to-. zdaniem naszem, wznio-
SEX ten jest ME do przyjecia.
Mkt z polak6w ME chce krzy-
wdy zasiedzia1ej ludnosci niemiec-
kiej, lecz by1oby karygodnem "a
niedbaniem g~dybysmy ME skorzy-
stall z tych i tax szczup}ych praw,
jake nam traktat dale W stosun-
.ku do swiezo osiad1ego tn W ce-
ZACH germanizacyjnych zywio1u
niemieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07


piracy pomiedzyWyggnaneamiis Wo.
.jjernemi syyha BE-
ryyii --wycierpiaWsszy YIN kra.
ju straszny g1od zinno.
20 tysiecy tonow zapasoW wv Y
nosci, Wys1anych do Polski prl'z e
S Amerykanska KReoommisye Po opars
NOW przadstaWia tylko krople Y
morzu. Okret 2 tymii zsaapasami w
ladoWal W Gdanskkull, daWnym pol
skim porttowym mniescie.
Kompletny brak olej6W stanal
na przeszkodzie nzycia automobl-
low; 2 tego poWodu rozeslanie
.tych zapas6w zywnosci do roma
itych odleg1ych czesci Polski, by
10 bardzo utrudnione.
Am. Czerwony Krzyz uzywa
wszelkich czasem naWet bardlzz'o
prymitywnych s%posobow, dostania
sic do mliiejjscowosci, odcietych Cd
STACEY kolejowych.
w DombroWie miescie liczacy. YIN
40 tysiecy dusz, przewaznie klasy
pracujacej W kopalniach wegla,
Am. Czerwony Krzyz ustanowi]
municypalne ustaWicznyy
zywnosSci wkrotce zmusil tie
kuchnie do zamkniecia.
w Iodzi -<drugim wielkim IA:
brycznym miescie : posiadajacym
400 tysiecy mieszkanc6w, municy.
paine kuchnie zywia 20 tysiecy
ludzi dziennie a "Kropla mleka'.'
dostarcza mleka bezplatnnie 20 ty
siecy ma1ym dzieciom.
Bezrobocie : jest ogolne, ponie-
waz Niemcy zrabowali wszystkie
maszyny fabrycZne suroWy mate
rya1 : sytuacya ia bardzo utrud.
MIA sluzbe kuchni municypalnych
Dwie amerykanskie niewiasty
iona premiera Paderewskiego
PAM Laura de Turczynowicz 70.
ma polskiego szlachcica, brady bal
dzo czynny udzial W rozdzielaniu
zapas6w.
Obydwie tie panic : w1adajace
dobrze jezykiem polskim i obez.
name re zwyczajami polskiego ma.
frodu, So nieocenionq pomoca Ger
wonemu Krzyzowi. Obydwie So
dobrze znane W posr6d Polak6w "
tym kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
UCzMY DzIECI NAszE .CzYTAc, PISAC
! ,MQqgRlRc( 70 PollsKlU.
Cd AllE|Rl |lllI!! s. IL . Ger.
WONEG0 KRZYZA.

" .r - "= - f.. '--
Majac cztery centralne stacye
ratunkowe i jedenascie, rucho-
mych unit6w Amerykanski Ger
wony Krzyz podwaja swa prace,
W celu przyjscia 2 pamaca niedoli
j powstania ma wlasne nogi pol
skiego ludu, pred nadejsciem Ii
my.
Ia oficyalna, humanitarna in
stytucya W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, spodziewajac sic pozyskac
tysiace polsko- amerykanskich O
bywateli jake swych cz1onk6w,
podczas "Roll CALI majacego sic
odbyc pomiedzy drugim a jede-
nastym listopadem, znajduje szcze
g6lna s~atysfakcye W swej ratun-
kowej dzialalnosci, majac tym
sposobem okazye bye pos}ancem
bratniej mi}osci narodu Amery-
k~anskiego ola w,olllnrosci kochajaa-
cego polskieggo. luduL.
w ostatnim czasie liczba unitow
powiekszona zostala cd pjieciu do
jedenastu, W celu udoskonalenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

Jednym z acknowledgement poda.
runk6w Amerykanskiego Czerwe
nego Krzyza ola polskiej Republi
ki jest siedm kompletnych "tent'
szpital6w typu wojski4ko.
"Tent" szpitalne oddaiy wielkq
us1uge podczas wojny : specyal-
ME kiedy potrzeba byla natych-
miastowa.
Szpitale takiego typu, NIGGA bye
przeniesione z miejsca ma miejsce
i ustalone ma kazdem miejscu,
gdzie eventualnie walka mog}aby
mice miejsce.
Przeznaczone So ola uzytku woj
ska polskiego - kt6re jeszcze cia-
gle bywa powo}ywane do s}uzby.
z poWodu zupe1nego braku ma
terya16w szpitalnych, pielegnowa-
ME zranionych Polak6w jest bar
dzo utrudnione.
Amer Czerwony Krzyz zapobie-
ga tym trudnosciom PREY kazdej
sposobnosci organizujac "polne"
field szpitale, takiego samego ty-
pu jakiego uzyWofo wojsko anne
rykanskie we Francyi.
Kazdy "polny" szpital posia-
,da operasyjna izbe 2 wszystkiemi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07


I atat' ne MEL mozn llt''a,l utr lzy1nl1
MA MA. eAaa2aeIhodzlo nlepezple-
ezenstWo g Jency CT mleJsca.
zostana WymordoWanl:
Lgdnosc Gornego slazka poka-5
zuJe przez sWe clerplenla eafemu
ssWlatu, na jake straszl1We ! n1elu
s s. postepoWa1nllesDy n nara
.oa.chW1hs ogfoszenla q 2 WoJen-
nego WIEN okonc '4es haJpierW.
e grehsehutzu poteni
relchwenry ldw1e n1enleck1e
oeno'hi , oi~sanizacye
h'oie c,icia,y !" 'en sposop Anani0'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
s3f3slH CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

NIEMC0W K0L0 CELIA
DBL
Korespondencya Antoniego Gar
nieckego do Chicago Daily
News"
Sosnowice. Wczasie ostatnej no
cy niemiecki oddzia1 przekroczyl
granice Polski W pobiizu kopalni
W Czeladzi i rozpoczal ogien ia
polskic Wojska generala Hallera.
Polacy odpoWiedzieli strzelami i
wypedzili Nlemc6w 2 polskiego
teryteryum. Kilku polskich zoinie
rzy zostalo zranionych.
w poblizu piekar polscy g6rni-
cy-powstancy przedarli sic przez
niemieckie LIME j rozszerzyli wal.
Ike. Dc Sosnowic nap1ywaja wciaz
kami niemieckiej artyleryi. Me
ktorzy z Mich So ranni a wszyscy
zbiegowie, uciekajacy pred alta
opowiadaja historye o niemiec-
kich okrucienstwach. Ma objetem
powstaniem terytoryum walka
trivia w dalszym ciagu z poza ba-
rykad i z dach6w dom6w,,po-
czas gdy z Dziedzic (na polskiej
stronie)iz innych Mast. donoszao
nowych atakach artyleryi i aero
pian6w I tax powstanie trivia dalej
pomimo Wiesci re marsza1ek Foch
polecif przygotowac 1korpus Cor
nego Slazka.
Obeznani dobrze re sytuacya. u
-trzymuja re spok6j n~astanie Ia
tychmiast gdy wojska miedzy-ali-
$3.50
ahckle zostaha Wysdahe 90 tycn .
Aorlo'
Premier Paderewski powiedzial
I'LL czasle ~ rzau
polski ME bedzie popierac teraz
WHY : viennoaln nie "ysie pr
$50 alilAi ~ o.q1Aa.
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; awat TAX dalako
upom;mo c;orn;e1 nozostan;emv
L[eEE. l. C1Clp lNu&
.snoLon 10 fro,,o;o a1azL;m polo.
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-. naa,,m no+rza
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~ .aal.la
1iq'Ay - n'ol,'o' -
,u,l1oso. aus nl9lnleo'y n'as'io1o,
= ho o''' =. . n,. .'l - 'aAl go .''s
Jakiego saM1 2 nle Jazz -. !
go, Wlekszosc pe-
a. q lego upoWazn1ona IA poo d
1aW1e oon1es1en jake !!
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
SPRAWL KoLlV|NIS'T /!
NIEMIECKICH

Jeuna 2 Wazn1eJszych spfaW ia
kie nastreczaja sic do zalatwienis
ma obszarach odzyskanych Cd
Prus, jest kwestja kolonist6w ME.
mieckich. Poswieca jej fachowe u.
wagi ,,Kurjer poznanski", z kt6re
go przytaczamy nastepujacy wy.
tw6d:
Welding traktatu p~okojowego
kolonist6w niemieckich ME moze.
my inaczej traktowac, jak innycl
obywateli niemieckich, mieszka.
jecych ma <terytorjach odstapio.
nych. Wobec tych zas przepisujt
art. 81 traktatu, re o lie maja l
mas stale miejsce zamieszkania, ma.
bywaja bez wszystkiego obywatel.
stwo~pelskie: Jednakze w przecia.
gu dwu lat cd uprawomocnienia
traktatu maja obywatele niemiec.
Icy, kt6rzy ME chca zostac podda.
nymi panstwa polskiego, prawo
wyboru ma rzecz obywatelstwa ME
mieckiego. w takim przypadku
przysfuguje i'm prawo zachowania
majatku nieruchomego, kt6ry W
-. - .nE@ - :. .s.
Polsce posiadaja oraz prawo wy
w%iezienia bez ella majatku rucho-
mego z Polski do Niemiec.
To SO przepisy nadzwyczaj ko-
rzystne ola niemc6w, a niekorzy-
stne ola mas poniewaz zmuszaja
IPolske do tolerowania W swych
granicach ca1ej masy nap1ywo-
wych niemc6w, ktorzy skutkiem
.systemu germanizacyjnego costa
Ii tn osiedleni.
Wyjatek uczyniono tylko wo-
bee jednej kategorji niemc6w, a,
+mianowicie takich, kt6rzy pc lynn:
1908 r. d mas stale "a,
+mieszkali. CT moga nabyc obywa-,
|telstwo polskie tylko "a SPECIAL
mem zezwoleniem panstwa polskie-.
go.
Autorzy tego przepisu W trakta
|cie wyszli najwidocznej z zaloze-
mia, ze. ten n%aplywowy element ME
|miecki swiezej daty ME moze bye
|Polsce narzucony, re zatem rad
polski ma prawo pozbycia sic go
przez odm6wienie mu prawa oby-
Watelstwa. q tenn zass shaggy sic dali
SIZE prawo ikWidacyi majatk6W
kpraW i udzal6w poddanych ME-
Emieckich..
Iikwidacye te mozemy zatem
|stosowac do wszystkich niemcoW,
IA vice. szczeg61nie i kolonist6W,
[ktorzy pc Lynn stycznia 1908 rokul
E1tu osiedli. WpraWdzie praWo lk-
twidacye majatkoW niemieckich
.przyznane Polsce, ME ma tego INA
czeniia, CO. Ola innych rzad6W koa-
licyjnych. Ready te NIGGA miano-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-11-25
To Try Out New Snow Motor

One of the first new snow motors
manufactured by the Armstead Snow
Motor Company, at Spokane, was TAX
en- through here Wednesday of last
week to Porthill where it will be given
a thorough trial by A. Klockmann, in
hauling ore between Porthill and the
Idaho-Continental mine The motor
is guaranteed to do all kinds of haul
ing in deep or soft snow and if it is
a success a number of machines will
be installed by Mr.. Hickman who
will then be able to haul ore the year
round. Heretofore it has been only
possible to haul ore few months of
the year on account of rains, mud and
snow.
The snow motor is equipped with a
powerful four cylinder gasoline en-
CINE. Four large cylindrical drums
with curved ridges take the place of
wheels and a sleigh arrangement in
front provides means of steering the
machine.