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The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
RANGER OIL FIELDS
HAS S200,0 900 FIRE
Wells and Storage Tanks Threat
ened by Disastrous Blaze.

Ranger. Texas. April John
Craven, OF waco. was injured ser
lousy and several others injured
slightly in a fire which destroyed
two business blocks in Ranger last
night and early today. Property
damage is estimated at more than
$500. 600.
The fire threatened many oil wells
and storage tanks valued at mil
lions OF dollars.
The Western Union Telegraph
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
CURB STOCKS.

New York. April T.-Decided strength marked
today's dealings on the curb The largest ad-
ysnces were eentered In the indusrials.
Independent OIL stocks were in good demand,
but price changes were snail.
Metal stocks were not active in the closing
session Of last week, but prices were well main
tanned.
Five hundred Aetna EIpbsives, sass; Chez
ruset Motors, lsa20; Maxim Munitions. lislih
United Motors. 4s1ssss1z; 100 Cosden Oil, s%a
81; SOC Federal OIL, 5Aa27s; 5000 international
Petroleum. 81. 1.sa55s: COO Victoria Oil. new. 9sa
~: s50o Atlanta, Sac; COO Boston and Mon
tana, 6lass; 500 Calumet and Jerome As7-le
l.lO0 Cons. Ariz. Snelt. l-lsal el6; 300 Gold
field Cons, lsa90: 2. 900 Jumbob Extension, ljalii
100 Kssanas. SAT; lid Motherlode, 3ss4O; 5ol
fOnopah Extension. sAsaZts.
Ouos ations furnished nv W Hibbs 4 Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md, April 7-Prices on the Bal.
tmore produce market range as follows;
FRUITS AND fDGBTABLES-Aep,es Ner
York. No. l. eu.ao5o per Dbl. Pennsyi,snis
fancy iorks, No. I. suaIeb0; Maryland lid
Virginia, various varieties, No. |, 7.pall. 90,
Ben Davis, Ioss5o; Broccoli. home srowu, 20,
5oc per box Norfolk. l.75s2 %: beans. FIorida,
bons55 20 per basket celery. Florids Ioinch crates,
teoae %; cabbage. New York Danish seed, per
ton l@oollle.S; new Florida. 4.ooal Is: basket
leoosle.S crate eggplant, Florida, 5ooaS 80 per
cfste; graBcfruit, Florida 35nas % rcr bot: hale
heinz ssrrMl. all5c y. box; Ea.talb. LQQal.O Iss
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
CALL MONEY.

New York. April Mooney on call ruled al
iec today Loans on all Industrial collateral
were ssa6il PER cent
Time money market is quiet few loans on
all industrias are being made for the eo-dsy
period at 81 per cent.
Mercantile paper market remains unchanged
few frst-ciass names are selling at ga,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
NEW YORK DAIRY PRODUCTS

New York. Anil I. -BUTrER-Er; cream.
cry extras sslted and unsaited fresh, 64isaesisc
do. hrsts. e2ttss5i4c; co. higher than extras,
65Isas7sc State dairy tubs. 4sas4c; renovated
extras 50a5oikc imitation creamery frsts ses50.
CHEESE-Iregilar: State whole-nilk specials.
32ifa3sc; do. fancy. 3lsa3sitc; do. lower grades,
oa3jc: Wisconsin whole-miik, fancy, YOUNG
Americas, 33a3sc; State skins specials, 1s23tsc
do. choice. 2laz,kc; do, fair to goods l5aeNci
do. lower grades 6slic.
EGGs-Firmer; nearby white, fancy. SEC bid
do, brown, 4saFe; extra, sc bid; frsts, gHaAc.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.
ny Jos. +. PRITCHARD.

Chicago. April The trade in corn was in
cined 20 await new Developments today bSfore
entering deep speculative water sgsin. Follow
ing nervous m1rket closing pices were at
advances Of sasc for May and July and sale
for september The trade switched over to the
September future and gave nearer months little
attention with exception q liquidstins holdings
May and July corn presented a weak sppes--
snce because Of lsck Of trade. while september
NEs strong ana ACTIVE.
Shorts and the hears both rut up fight,
calling sttention a the trsde 10 freer selling
IN holders in the interior and willingness Of
Argentine holders 10 meet the views Of buyers
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh. April T.-CATTLB-Recsipts l.sr
head steady steers. II 75als00; heifers, II.5os
l4p; COWS. 10 50sl3t1
HOGS-Rsceipts. 1000: lower: hestie. and
heavy Yotkers. % 80: light Workers Ie 75a
B.5: pigs, 10 sals.e5.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, 500; steady
top sheep. 1875: top lambs l7.5O
CALVES-Receipts. LOO; steady; top. 100
Fast Buffalo. y. Y, April T.-CATTLE- Re
eepits. 4.50o; heaVy slow; others strong Prime
steers H.Eals.5o: shipping steers. lssosl7 o.
butchers, l0.oOalsso; yearlinss. I0osIs75 heifers
loooal3.T5; COWS, 5.col2 %: bulls. 75oal2 %;
stoekers and feeders, s.ooal2.5o; fresh COWS and
springers sbal50.
cALvEs-Receipts, 500; active. Soc lower.
osaD5a
HOGs-Receipts. l2sp: steady; heavy, 20 75a
ESQ; mixed and Workers. O.T5; light Yerkers
9.onaDB; pigs, goo roushs, II 5cals %; stags,
70 GOALS co.
SHEEP and LAMBs-Receipts. 7.sp: lambs,
&c higher; others steady wool lambs Is 0raan Il
clpped lambs. l2o0al7.7j; yearlings locals so:
wethers. H.Ceslt5O; ewes 5coala 90; mixed sbeep,
l5.coalso tsll clipped.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
To Present Lesten Plsy.

The sodslit,es OF ST AIoysiu
CHURCH will present My New Cur
ate the lenten play offered BY the
oonzsga College Players. In the col
leee theater. North Capitol and T
streets northwest at SIS O'Clock to-
night
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April f.-BUTTER-Firm; receipts,
o es tubs; creamery higher than extras, esIass7
creamery, extras, s-scoFe 65iasss; fit,ts e5aae5
packing stock, current make. No. 9, Hiha45
POuLTRY-Lve weak: chickens and stag,
e; fowls. .oail: old roostefs. sa25; turkeys 33s
40. Dressed quiet; chickens frozen. 35ap; fowls,
frozen. 2a36: fresh. 3ia,s; old ROSTERS, frozen,
26a5 5Sia turkeys 40a4s
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New YORK. April f.-Today's closing rates Of
exchange on the principal foreign markets were
as follows:
sterling. 1851; sterling cables. i@a.
Sranee CHECKS. 5s2; cables, $50
Belgium Gaecks. SIS; cables, 6g,
Holland checks, 40,4 cables ie1s.
italy checks. 7.2s: cables, IN.
Swiss checks, Is7; cables. &pt
ySi2cA. ~ ~ skcyk. ESQ; csb;es, -,le
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON,

lAIerpool Anil Spots orened QUIET TODAY
with prices firm. Sales amounted to no baIeS
Receipts totaled 500 bales including no Amer.
can. Good mtddling. l7.75; middlinE. 1874.
Futnres Opened Steady
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08

AZ I'D pm American middlinE fair.
gUOd middlinG, Els: middIins. asa: low.
good ordinsry, 1881; ordinary. 1871.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
Washington Stock Exchange.

Quotations furnished By w. B. Hibb. Co.
SALES.
Carital fraction, I at si at 8it.
Columbia GrsphophOne COM. At ssS. 70
at zsslL
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
RECORD PRICES
RULE MARKET
Am erican international
Corporation at One Time
Shows 9-Point Advance.
ny BROADAN WALL.

New YORK April I.-Stocks closed un-
der the best prices today, but even
so there were important net gains
shown in many issues. More than a
dozen new high records were made for
the year by industrials and the rail-
roads displayed unusual strength. The
short interest that has been outstand-
ing for the account of professional
Wall street tried to cover and founc
the public there competing for the
purchase of stocks. The close of tho
market was steady.
American International Corporation
was leader throughout the day, at one
time showing an advance of more
than nine points. Directors and offi-
GERS of this company refused all In
formation.
u. s. Steel. by the way. Is expected
to cut off all extra divisions from now
on. The directors have treated stock
holders very well during the war Pc
riod and those who have held their
shares have been able to write down
the price so low by reason of extra
payments that IL nothing more than
the regular dividend of per cent is
paid from now on they will have a
good Investment.
Hope for Peace by Easter.
Some OF today's enthusiasm was due
to reports that peace would be an
Official fact by Easter and that Con-
gress would meet soon to smooth out
many public troubles. One OF these
troubles Is the liquor question. The
Constitutional amendment that has
been adopted does not apply until
January. 1870. and there is much hope
even on the part OF npn-drinkers. that
Congress will meet in time to repeal
its action under which the President
has announced that prohibition is to be
effective July !.
New high record prices for Hide and
Leather and Central Leather were due
party to short covering. but very
largely also to expectation OF an i'm
portant merger in the future.
Stocks OF chemical companies and
the concerns that contribute to the
production OF food were in good de-
mand today. American Sugar, one
of the best of these. made a new
high record for the movement as
did American Agricultural, Chemical
and Rsimley.
Barrett established new high
price and there was optimistic talk
OF Road Machinery and Bucyrus
stock. Everything connected with
new roads and public improvement
is picking up. United states Cast
Iron Pipe had another uplift.
Chain stores of all kinds are
showing great Improvement in busi-
ness. The United Cigar Stores
showed an increase in March OF 90
per cent over the same month last
year. making a gain this far OF %
per cent for the year. Woolworth,
Sears-Roebuck. Jewel Tea and At
lantic and Pacific all report unusual
prosperity.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
BANK CLEARINGS.

Ncv fotk, Artil BANK sIessipss here tod.
we're sss, ss,0a.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-08
CHICAGO FUTURES.

Chicago. April 7.-Grain and provision futur
here today were:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
MOTHER STAYS
THREE BABIES
Attempts to Kill Mother in.
Law With a MaIlet

coEuR D'ALESE. Idaho. Dec. %.
- While the bodies Of her three dead
babies are in the morFue hero today.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Muiicnax. "a. wife OF
farmer living at Mica BAY. n
miles from here. is being held In tho
county jail charged with their muir.
der and with nurderously attacking
her mother-In-law. Mrs Mary NJ
MulienaS.
Mrs. MullenaS gave tho children
poison. she explained to tho arro.,
ing officers, then beat her mothor.in.
law over tho head with mali.t
fracturinE her skull She nticnp,.
81 TO jump into tho lake when ar.
rested
The mother In believed 10 have
been dcmented. She told the Officers
she could not stand living I'm IN,
same house with her mothcrinilaw
and could not leave the children
with her.
Leaving the aged woman bleed.
ing on the floor. Mrs. Mullonax
sped TO n neighbor's house and
sobbed out her story.
As Mrs. Mullcnax was hotr,
brought to Occur d'Alcne. she made
n determined attempt 10 commit
suicide by jumping into the lake.
1T was tho only thing could
DO said Mrs. Mullonax. NJ the Jail.
Tho babies did not suffer. I'm
sorry attacked grandma.
couldn't stand II any longer. Grand
ma hNpnotizcd them, did the
only reasonable thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22

Three niEh,s ago she told him 10 rct
out
Tha; Carrie had planned 90 chloro-
form Mrs. Carrie In her room and
slay her with a hammer. Ii believed
BY tho police Under her bod were
found blankc, ard a pillow which
showed signs OF having been used. A
bottle Of chloroform and hammer
wcrs found under IN. blanket
When Mrs earle ala no, return
home unin early Sunday morning.
carrie. lying In wait. Ia presumed TO
have become too nervous To remain
under the bed and 10 have taken up
position In tho hail. attacking hin
wif" aS ahe was opening her door.
iong-blad~d hunting knife waH
found tn n vacant lot near the apart.
menis In which abe made her home.
Price. the bruther.in -lav. notified
Ars. Carries parents % tho tragedy
sunday night but had received no
word ~ reply Monday. They live a,
-Four Lakes. Wash. The labor union
OF which earle was a member IL max.
ing Arrangements for his funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22

Policeman John Nelson was sum
moned from his beat lie climbed
over tho transom and found the body
% Carl" lying on tho floor. An
empty earbolie ACID bottle lay near
His hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie had been quar-.
ruilng. according 60 her sister. Mrn
Jennie Price. T2T University It
Carrie accused his wife Of lnndsilty.
and Mrs. Carrie ordered him 90 leave
hcr. In The pocket OF his Goa, was
found note book giving dates and
places Of her alleged meetings with
other men.
Carrie was n rhipyard worker. lie
had recently returned from trip TO
Scotland.
Rose told me she was afraid o,
Charley" said Price. tho hrothcr.in
law, who was making Arrangements
Tor the funeral Monday. She said
he had often threatened 10 chok. OF
stab her 20 death. lilo followed her
wherever sho went sh. went TO
dances. and this made him mad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
BOOM PERSH|NC
FOR PRESIDENT
General Gets Warm Greet
ing in Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. ~ - General
pershinx left a weil.dsfined Per.
shing.for president boom under way
in Chicago when he departed for St
Louis early today TO continue HIS
tour OF the country.
The presidential boom was started
in connection with the generals two
day stay in tn. city. aitho apparently
he had no connection with Il.
Friends opened Pershing head.
quarters at the Congress hotel and
prepared to establish national or.
gAnization. Two hundred thousand
letters and other literature were
mailed from the headquarters during
the last few days.
The reception given Pershing by
Chicago was characterized a. tho
warmest OF the trip by other MON.
bers OF the generals party. Wounded
soldiers at Fort Sheridan hospital
were cheered by visit from tho
big boss Of the a. T.. F. yester.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
FOUR DROWNED;
LIFEB0AT TIPS
Members OF Crew OF Seattle
Ship Are Lost

CRESCENT CITY. Cal. Dec. a.
-Four members Of the crew OF the
steamer South Coast. Seattle shin.
lost their lives an the ship was isav.
inEihe wharf Last night a ilfeloat
containing three men who were at.
tempting 60 cast of lines as the ahip
was putting out ~ sea capWissi A
second lifeboat started 10 tho rescue
but II. too. overturned Seanen /.
w Johanscn and Paul Frank we're
saved
The ship continued on its wav
leaving the mon struggling in IN.
water. Two of tho six chung 10 the
small boats and managed 10 90,
ashore. Local scamcn blamed IN.
captain for not cutting tho lines.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s-The
steamer South Coast. four Of whose
seamen lost their lives At Crescent
city. ~ listed in the f1remon's Fund
Register rs having 10 home port at
Seattle. II was built in San Fran
cisco. Tho managing owners are the
Dent Lumber Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Seattle people will be surprised
how quickly simple witchhazel.
camphor. hydrastis. etc. as mixed
in Lavopti< eye wash. relieves blood.
shot eyes and dark rings. One
young lady who had eye trouble and
lievcd by a single weeks use OF
Lavoptik. We guarantee n small
bottle 10 help ANY CASE weak.
strained or inflamcd eyes. Aluminium
eye cup FREE. Swift's Drug Co.
and leading druggists,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
Persistent Thief
Finally Reaps a
Silver Harvest


For the fourth time since Decem-
Der an enterprislng thief has made
trips 10 the Abram Apartments. 1924
Western ave. and feloniously OK
tracted a flock OF nickels from two
telephone boxes. Not on all trips did
the thief confine himself 10 looting
Of telephone boxes. On ono OF his
visits-the third. to be exact-the
prowler not only bisected cash from
the phone boxes but he added versa b.
tility TO his accomplishment by
spearing two-bit pieces from the rns
meters
Mrs. G. g. Gartman. proprietor or
the thief-pestered apartment house.
h all primed 10 tell the wide, wide
world that the thief Is carrying
things too far. She would like TO
have the police put n stop 10 the
prowler's visits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
AUTOIST ROBBED

Search for two thugs who boarded
the auto OF Peter Nordenbcrg. 1910
W 4sth st.. carly Monday. robbed
him Of tl60 at the point OF a revolver
and forced him TO drive them down.
town. whore they escaped. was being
kept up turnout the day.
The holdup occurred as Norden.
berg was on his way home. They
left the car nj Eighth ave. and olive
st.. telling their victim not 10 make
cutlery. and vanished into the dark.
ness Nordcnborg drove direct 10 DO.
lice headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22

Because she w~nt 10 dances
and was aid 90 have had other
admirers. tn which he OBJECTED.
tho boiics Of Mrs. Rose Carlo. 20.
and her husband. Charles. so. lay
sisic by sidc In the public morrue
In the county city building Mon
day. tho victims Of double
"rt~rrxL triangle" tragedy enact.
ed BY tho husband carry sun
day.
Mrs Carrie was stabbed to death
before tho door Of her apartment. al
T,s University. where tho body WA
found shortly after ! a. tn. b. Police
sergt II. q. Cinnamon. There wsrs
several knife wounds in the neck
tn. husband was missing.
While search for him was coins
on. at els A. m. J. Harnsl REGISTERED
AZ tho Bybes hotel. 1891 Third ave
lie wns given the key 10 room 81.
4 few minutes later he told the night
clerk the door OF tho room was
ocked on tn. inside. and he could
rot get TN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
Captain of Ship
Must File Report

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec Can.
tain Kraus Of tho steamer South
Coast must file a report with the
United states inspector OF hulls and
boilers upon his arrival here giving
details OF the reported loss Of four
lives when his boat cast off from the
wharf nj Crescent City.
This report, according to the mn
rine department Of the Chamber of
Commerce. viii bring TO an issue tho
point whether Krause was 10 blame
for not cutting the lines. -Four mon
were drowned when the captain or.
derod two lifoboats out ia a heavy
sea 10 east off the lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
Arrest Filipino
as Check Passer

accused 81 having passed several
worthless checks ,or trivial amounts.
Joe Avlado a Filipino. is prisoner
at the city jail pending an invosti-
gniion OF his alleged activities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
oRfsWoLD PROMOTED

ffomoted to manager OF tho
northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, OF Milwaukee. wis.
w. n. Griswold, formerly local loan
agent. has left Seattle for the bend
ofilce' T. II. Bramford replaces him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
sEArTLElTEs GROW THRIFTY

Seattle people are learning to
save. The Northwest Trust &
Savings bank, owing TO additional
business, has been forced to en-
large it's savings department, add
Ing two more tellers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
SLIPS; ANKLE BROKEN

Mrs Ella Coon. Ct. OF e7bs 2tth
ave. n. w, was suffering from n
broken ankle Monday sustained
when she slipped on tho sidewalk
In front OF her home and fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
Street Car Men to
Dance Tuesday P. M.

Tho street Car Mems Relief asso'
citation will give a dance at the Ma
sonic temple. December %. wag,
ncr's orchestra will play. Tickets are
on sale at the temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
NC-4 Arrives o. X.
in Mobile Harbor

MOBILE. Ala, Dec. 80 Reported
missing for several hours, after leav.
Ing Galveston, Tex. on a non stor
flight to Mobile. tho transatlantic
aoaplane NC-t is sofo In port here
She arrived yesterday afternoon
Fog forced the aircraft 20 descend
and spend IL hours at Grand Island
La.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
Humane Society
Seizes Unfed Fowl

Three hundred chickens tur
keys. rabbits and ducks that had
been unfed FOR four days were in
the custody, Monday. OF the Hu.
name society. whose agents seized
tho shipment in the King II. rail-.
road yards Sunday. The shin.
ment had been In transit since
since "wednesday from Idaho ana
oregon towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22

Trcads on tho heels OF pleasure;
For example. when in haste you wed
louu repent pcrchancc at leisure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22

BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-Classos in
citizenship and suffrage have been
opened for night students here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
Fine Alaska Mink

Alaska Mink Skins in the raw state are
worth SIS to S25 each. have about a dozen
mink scarfs left. They are cut in the latest
styles and very well made. To close them
out have marked them less than actual val
ue of the skins of which they are made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-22
FROM BUSINESS

In the two remaining days before Christ
mas l want to sell every piece of panufac-
tured fur in my stock. The prices which have
already made this sale the talk of Seattle
have been still further cut. You will prob
ably never in your life get an opportunity like
this to buy the highest grade furs at half off
the very week before Christmas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21

ri -. g-Ff.E:n 49, 5EEt3-g I5.& -A-EshE
da mialy prawo do zaprowadze---s
ME teg'ozi 1rroozz:poorzaldzenia pr u. lppo-
mocy legislator. Rozporzadzenie
to ME wejdzie W zyciie pod zad--
nym innym W%arunkiem, jak tylko
pod tym. re bedzie przyjete jake
1ppaolprawka konstyt. przez Stany
wvedlug porawa konstytucyjjnego "
przeciagu siedmiu lat cd czasu
jpprzedlozenia tegoz przez Kongres
Stanom.
Caly kraj przyjmuje prohibi--
eye raczej mimoWoli, gdyz tax sic
2uNstalily warunki obecne. Maj
]pierw ami w6dki AMI tez p,ii,wa ME
wyrabiaja obecnie, gdyz DUSTY
1arniiee j tbrowarniie zostaly poza--
mykane pr ray, Ell wojennllyym. oszczee
dzainia zboza. Prohibicyoniscii ME
io1baWleiiajja sic wielce pogr6zek ze
stsron;y 'mokrych" kt6rzy strasza
re wy.ymagac beda, ably W niekt6-
rych Stanach prawo prollibicyjne
byte, pirzedlozone pred ~obywateli,
:kt6rzy maja zadecydowac, ely
prawo to ma bye zaproWadzonle
czy tez ME. .s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
zydow WBe1ayczox!ie'.
WarszaMa. 18 stycz.- Ukrain-

cy urzadzili ostatnio pogrom "
dow Berdyczowie, kt6re to mia
sto z1lane. jest jake stolica zydost
wa ma Ukraine. Pogrom Wyniik
q lw6wczas, gdy Wiesniacy ukra-
ilnlscy usiillo,wali rozbroic milicye,
jaka zydzi zorganizoWali ola sWo
..ie,j obrony we wszystkich Waznieejj
szych miastach pc upadku rzadu
rosyjslkiego. Wiadomosci, otrzyy-
name tutaj podaja liezbe os6b "a
Ebitych na=kilkaset, gdy r6Wnto oe
ME Hlkaset innych jest ran1lyychl:
Jest to oznaka, ze Wplyw j 1khsoo'nntll 70
la Petlury oslabla, jego BOWEN
usilowaniiem bylo chronic zyytdlio5Wy,z,
.kiedy to bIy1o mozliWem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
litwa pod iarz,,em boise
. Wlzli1u.

Warszawa, Is stycz. - M Lit
we spada powoli ten sam los, col
IA Ukraine, 2 ta r6znica, re " u
krainie r%ozruclly SO lokalne i wal
ka podjazdowa prowadzona jest
przez ludzi Petlury, gdy tymcza-
sem ma Litwic ruch jest czysto Dol
kierowany .przez Rad 2
Moskwy, kt6rego wojska zblizaja
sic obecnie do Brzescia Litewskie
go.
Komendanci wycofujacych sic
wojsk niemieckich naLitwie chwy
taja sic przebieglych plan6w ce-
lem wydostania pieniedzy. jed.
nym z takich podstepoW jest
sprzedaWanie ziemi . poWrotem
W1asscicielom, a jezeli ci ME chca
zap1acic, Wiesniakom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-21
.Plolska ! Francyi POI
die na pomoc.

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Mol ,,z,isa A. al, no,o--
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~ 5.a9gsn- ;a,,;ah =
80: - ,a.,a
rms.. -
s. .sahSa - -
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~ pe.l,f 800 = -,
- No1sA
~ -
~''1l,n7 = 1,nely'e' ass'lo ~:
- ois'1 'el',il poe'oi 1yluo.'' .,se
iego fzauu -. sip
sie fzeo1a 1upelnle 1aus
cyaoWana' % a1ll . = :.
IL pry'ygskie voJsAa niv pog.'e. :
poiloca oisce' aie emo
ea1ha WezWae n'oze , oIlio,l1in nv.
az oWiFhs1eAia I'll poieh na : =
Aineiyka jas 'eiAa Dlsealla
80 ~ 80
"oJsh iou'''Ao" n 49, -
,laifi' 1S'e'n.'o u,a - -.
'Ael''ooAe -. ~,
uopll'io ,o,ro.
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'al'. ~ uoaan;a s;e
n 10 - lit. ,naa,1 sta,aio s;e
49, ,.I; = 30
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