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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
JOHNSON AND HOOVER
ARE ONLY RIVALS
Continued from page one)

ocrat. Among twenty-three editors
he was the first choice OF fourteen for
the democratic nomination against S
for McAdoo and one for Bryan. He
received three votes in the republican
column as first choice and six votes as
second choice.
Johnson. on the other hand. polled
"a votes as first choice out Of total
N % editors; Gen. Leonard Wood re-
cciving three votes for first choice.
Now that Hoover has forsaken the
democrats TO go over To the epubli-
cans i is logically expected that he
viii lose many or the voters IL won
while the people st1 thought him a
democrat. without winning CORES
pondins number from the republicans
to make UP for the loss.
Thus. Hoovers strength. as first
choice candidate of republicans and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
| PERSONAL ~
SOCIAL NEWS|

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and fam
ily are moving into new bungalow
on Elizabeth st.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griswold Of
sol Forsythe ave. are the proud par
ents Of baby girl. born April 2lst
and named Charles Eugene Daniels
Griswold Both mother and son are
doing nicely.
Mrs Mix. the state organizer for
the w. C. T. L. who has been in
Hammond for the past week. as the
guest OF Mrs. John Gavit Of Hyslop
Place. has returned to her home in
Rekomo. Ind after a week Of or
ganization in this district.
The formal dance at the Country
Club last evening was very nice
party. There was large attendance
a il was the last formal dance of the
season Pierce's orchestra from Chi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
IN MEMORIAM
IN NEMoRIAM.

In sad but loving memory Of our dear
husband and father Gustav Kuhl, VINO
passed away one year ago today. April
%. 1919.
CONE But NOT FORGOTTEN.
4 precious ono from Us mas gone, voice
we loved is stilled.
\ place is vacant IN our home which
never can be flled
God in His wisdom has recalled the
boon his love had given.
And though the body slumbcrs here. the
soul is safe in heaven.
Sadly missed and silently mourned BY
loving wife and daughter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
ALMAYs RIGHr

General Leonard Wood. candidate
for the Republican nomination for the
Presidency. said he stands for the
Lodge program for Peace Treaty re-
servations. The General Is most al
ways right. you Will notice Column
bia city Gnd.) Commercial Mail.
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"

Don't miss to hear Marie Lange. one
O fthe most beautiful alto singers at
the concert Sunday, May :. at Unity
hall, given by Saergenbund Fidelia for
the benefit of the poor children OF Cen
trail Europe. Admission soc.
Dancing from to u.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

A rare musical treat will be given
for our friends for the benefit Of the
children Of Central Europe suffering
with tuberculosis at Unity hall. sun
day. May :, at p. m Saergerbund-
Fidelia Tickets SOC Supper and
dance after concert
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Ambridge Ind. this week. The or
ganization took place at the home of
Mrs. Mabel Powley Harper. who was
before her marriage resident or
Hammond Mrs. Fishell was elected
president OF the new organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
DR r. j. NEWTON. Denti.t

Formerly in the office OF DR.. J. E.
Bell. wishes TO announce that he is
now permanently located at Suite No
3. in the o. h. building. 4-22-2S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Hans Loder. the comedian. will tax
your laughing capacity at the concert
Sunday May . at p. at Unity
hall Tickets SOC. Supper and dane
ing after concert.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Reliable work guaranteed. To Sc
cure new customers viii tune for 81
Expert repair work. player pianos. q
speciality Hammond. East Chicago.
Whiting. Keep this add. Call 1900 r
sec
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
IN. r. J. NEWTON. Dentl.t

Formerly in the office of DR.. j. E
Bell, wishes 70 announce that he is
now permanently located a Suite No.
.. in the o. h. building. 4-22-23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
DR.. F. J. NEWTON. Dentist.

Formerly in the office OF DR.. ]. z.
Bell, wishes TO announce that he is
now permanently located at Suite No
g. in the o. X building 4-22-23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

For a good time, wear your overalls
to the dance given by the Hall Room
Boys. Unity Hall. Saturday evening.
April 24th. Live Jazz band. 4s2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
BUTTON COVERING

demonstrating. braiding. pleating and
sewing machines at bargains. Call on
J. Massey, 81 State St. just west of
Holman, phone 446-Hammond. 4-I2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

The North Side w G r. L. VIII
meet a the home OF Mrs. Brouuerlck
on 49, Hoffman ST.. tomorrow after
noon All women interested are cor
daily invited to attend Mrs j. NJ
Turner viii be the leader
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Education and Miss STANLEY. who
has had eleven years Of experience
in the schools Of England. viii talk
OF her work there. Refreshments VIII
be served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
m. v. J. NEWTON. Denti.t

Formerly in the office OF Or. J r.
Bell wishes 70 announce that he is
now permanently located at Suite NcN
., in the o. X. building. 4-2e-23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

To nominate James Z Bowling. vote
No 40. republican candidate, for
sheriff. 4-1e-10t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Those mystericus OuiJa Boards are
on sale Mt NiIIiken's sporting Goods
shop. 4-20-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
SCOUTS TO HAVE
A BIG RALLY

Seventeen Hammond BOY Scout
troops Will gather at spring rally to-
morrow night a. the X c. hail in
Sibley street a comprehensive ex-
hi5ition Of scouting in al its branch
IS will be given By the troops and the
Hammondites who sprung so gener-
ously to answer the scouts call for
funds recently viii have an oppcrtun-
Ltv 10 see what Their hnvs are doing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

To nominate James F. Bowling. vote
No. ~. a republican candidate for
sheriff. 4-1s-10t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

cago. furnished the music and a buffet
luncheon was served late in the eve
ming.
The r. A NJ club viii meet Friday
evening April 2Srd at the home OF
Mrs. l. & Hart. 10 South Holman
street.
There Will be special meeting OF
Hammond Post American Legion. at
the new quarters in the Diamond build
ing. opposite the postorice, Thursday.
April 2end. at p m.
Mrs Richard Lohmeyer. Of Gostlin
st. who has been very i'll with the
innamatory rheumatism, j. improving
nicely.
Miss Dorothy Crumnacker, who has
been visiting in Peoria Ill, for the
past two weeks has returned 10 Ham
mond.
j. H Jaqua, formerly OF hammond
was married to Miss Scrappie Johnston
on April 18th. at Medidan. Miss They
VIII make their home in Meridian
Miss Margaret Turner VIII be the
guest Of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Manner,
or the South Shore for the week end
The regular stated meeting Of the
| Pythian Sisters. Hammond Temple. 10.
10, Will be held tomorrow evening in
Castle hall All members are request
ed to be present. Refreshments Viii
be served.
The Rooster Club viii give stag
party for members Saturday evening.
April 24th in their club rooms.
! Mrs X p Hester and daughter,
| Beulah. arrived home from Mt. Yer
non III this morning where they
have been attending the wedding OF
Mrs. Hester's sister Miss Jennie Bay
ne
Mrs. Paul Moorehead. small daugh-
/ ter, Elinor. and Miss Norma Locklin
| have returned from Los Angeles, Cal,
where their parents. Mr.. and Mrs i.
/ George Locklin have taken a home
Miss Lochlin will remain here for sew
eral months before returning to Cali
/ fcrnia where her parents have loca-
/
Locklin are expected home 10 spend
a couple Of months with their daush-
ter, Mrs. Moorehead. this summer.
The Central W. G t. L. will meet
at the home or Mrs. Chas. Deem, 1850
Harrison st. The program will be in
| charge or Mrs. J Duggan who Will
| give talk on Citizenship and the
Duty OF the New Citizen All mem
bers are requested to be presnt. The
public Is cordially invited.
Mrs. julius Meyn. who has been in
Detroit and Ann Arbor for the past
week is expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. F. j. o'Rourke Of May st
entertained at a one thirty o'clock
luncheon on Wednesday for Miss Jos
ephine Desmond. whose marriage t.
Thomas Enright will occur on April
esth at All Saints church The table
was attractively decorated in yellow
jonquils and covers were laid fol
twelve Following the luncheon Bun
ko was played. Miss Sweeney OF Chi
cago. being awarded the honors. Thi.
evening Mrs. Desmond and Mrs D
Y. Enright will be hostesses for Mis-.
Desmond
.
Born April .1st to Mr. and Mrs
! Lawrence Cramer. 427 Bauer st. a sor
Robert Earl Cramer. Both mother
and son doing nicely.
The Civic department OF the Ham
mond Weman's Club will meet will
the chairman. Mrs. j. NJ. Turner, so.
Truman ave. Friday evening, Apri
23rd Election OF officers viii b
held and a class in citizenship vii
be started.
The April meeting Of the Parents
Teachers Association OF West Ham
mond was held at S o'clock Thursds,
evening April 22nd This is tn
close Of the bird house contest be
tween the seventh and eighth grades
Mrs. Glamore viii talk on "Vitslize'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

The April meeting Of the Parents
Teachers Association or West liam
mond was held at o'clock Thursday
evening April 22nd This is the
close of the bird house contest be-
tween the seventh and eighth grades
Mrs. Glamore viii talk on "Vitslized
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Mrs. julius Meyn. who has been In
Detroit and Ann Arbor for the past
week is expected home tomorrow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
SEN. McCuMBER.FAcEs FORWARD:


Separate a public official from his par
tisanship and there is the possibility Of
statesman Get a senator to disagreeng with
the colleagues of his own party. and you are
getting real opinion
IS Such is the separation OF sentiment which
has taken place between Senator McCumber
and the other Republican members Of the
foreign relations committee on the subject Of
the treaty. And the North Dakota solons in
dividual minority report is the one cler beacon
between the mad partisanism Of the Lodge fol-
lowing and the blind subserViency Of the:
Presidents following. s=.s.=s .#
Senator cCumber's attitude on reserva-
tions is that which has been expressed many
times in these columns. It is that the Senate
committee S reservations, while for the most
part sound IN principles, { are eouched IN az
defiant, discourteous and over bearing 6 manner
and seem intended to express q jing oistie spil-
it it that ought to be eliminated from American
craftsmanship. s. "a 5ssss
One o fthes best things IN the 40 Cumbers
reports the authors manner OF tearing the
mask Of hypocrisy from the motives hieh
inspire the amen ento onthe Shantung e1anse,
Here IS al ransaetion that could have pleased
nobody outside Of ed men
!. have tolerated II for the sake larger
good which 81 to be accom- ins bring
ing Asia into the 81 ION Norld peace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Meksykanie zawsze jeszcze
trzYnlaja Amefykan6w.

Ri Poso, Is wrrzesnia.- Gorni-
cy amerykansscy znajdujacy sic
tn i amerykanski konsul A. b.
Dow w Juarez, nieotrzyma} dis
zadnych informacyi uwolnieniu
dr. a j. w. Smith, amerykanskiego
lekarza, trzymanego pod 5000 o
kllDu niedaleko SantaFnlalia, Chi
huahua. Pienia5ze ia okup zlczc
no u f. Monson'a q czy Munsor a
iak W raportach itHsulatu amerv
.karlskicgo ,.abi:1ljs jego nazw's
ko kt6ry by} takze !1iezniem ,lEic
zykan6w i 1wol .cpy zostal ';'
wyrlaganie ola ri ,?otrzeby-
Monson jak raportuja by} sub
iektem ze Szwecyi Spodziewano
sic re DIR. Smith zostaf wypuszczo
ny wczoraj pozno wieczorem.-
merykanin byl lekarzem hirur-
giem dla Polosi Mining company
w Santa Eulalia, a Monson zatru
dniony W dystrykcie .g6rnicznym
w Santa Eulalia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Robotnicy W stalowniach wy
sill ma strajk.

WASHINGTON, Is wrzesnia-
Prezydent Gonipers cd amerykan
skiej federacyi piracy, odmowll
dis zrobienia jakichkolwiek wy.
jasnien 0 raportach zeby strajk
robotnikow w stalowniach naz-
naczony zostaf ma 22go wrzesnia.
By}o tam wiele dowodow W glow
nej kwaterze federacyi re strajk
stalowy ME zostal wyWolany. Y.
rzednicy robotnikow wyszczegol.
nili re reprezentaci dWudziestu
czterech wplatanych uni beda "
srode mice posiedzenie W Pittsbu1
gu ze tylko przez ich czynnost
ma tam nastapic skasoWanie strs
.jku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Po walce Z bandytani v Men
data we Wtorek rano. zla-
pano trzeeh bandyt6w
i iup ich wyluyto.

ST, PAUL, MINI 16 Wrzesnia 80 -
Wiecej iak piedziesiat i strzalow 70
stalo zamienionych h .W pogoni po-
miedzy St. Paulskimi policyj ny
mi detektyWami itrzema j handy
tami bankoWymi, kt6rzy okradli
stanowy bank " Nfandota, MEDIA
leko ztad, dis krotkQ pc l0tej
godzinie rano. Wszysey trzej ban
dyci zostali schwytani. Jeden 20
'stal lekko raniony. Zdobycz ich,
wynoszaca $4,000 zostala odnale
ziona.
Minneapolis, MINI 16 wrzesnia
Pieciu bandyt6w kt6rzy twier-
dza re byli pred tenn zolnierza--
mi, weszli do Chicago State Bank
przy Lake ulicy j Chicago avenue
w Minneapolis, dis krotko pred
poludniem j i-uciekli Q So, 900 got6
wiki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Stosunki " 0msku poiepsza.
ia sic.

OMSK, II wrzesnia Minister
spraw wewnetrznych M. Pepelauf
przemawia1 ma zgromadzeniu re-
prezentantow, powiedzial:
sStosunki Ma froncie ME SO tax
krytyczne jak przedtem, lecz zaW
sze jeszcze So niebezpieczne. Ma
sza przeciwna strona we Wlascl--
wynn fakcie Wilma ze nasza ar
mia ME ma wystarczajacej pod
pory.
My ME many rezerwy a nasz
front by1 takze odlegly cd pod
stawy. w tym czasie bolszewikii
So " tenn samem polozeniu gdy
my zreorganizow alismy nasze 81
" i przygot otoWuj jemy nova ofen-
syWe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
0kret " niebezpiec czeistwie
lecz przybyl do portu.

e I -. gays : ~
New York. Is wrzesnia. -. Pa
rowiec Alianca 122pasazeramj
ma pokladzie, W drodze doColon
tona1 wczoraj gdy sic znajdowa]
1876 mil na poludniowschod cd
Cape Henry ispop}ynal z swa w}as
ma si4a parowa do Old Point Com.
ort, odpowiednio do iskrowej de.
peszy, otrzymanej dis przez Pa:
mama Railway Company Cd wlasci
ciela okretu. Depesza g}osi re ME
by1o zadnego niebezpieczeilstwa
Alliance osiegnie Old Point Com
fort jutro oko1o po1udnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
DIVA MIASTA zNlSzCZONE
PRZEz PRZENOSNY WlAT'R.
Port Arkansas, niedalekO
Corpus Christi, Texas. !.
Jest ZmitCjOne.

HOUSTON, Tex. Is wrzesnia-
Port Arkansas, dwadziescia piee
mil cd Corpus Christi ma wyzszym
koflcu cd Mustangi, zosta1o W ME-
dziele zmniecione przez nawalnice
morska stosownie do iskrowej de-
peszy podjetej tu dis, kt6ra
brzmi Port Arkansas kompletnie
zmniecione przez nawalnice NOR
ska. Komora celna, urzednicy cIo-
wi i wszystkie rekordy stracone.'
Wiadomosc jest pierwsza W swie-
Gle wprost kt6ra zdaje sic bye
glowna wiadomoseia 0 zamiesza-
niu jake sic Wydarzylos przy
zmniecenie W glebi kraju przez
nawa}nice odnogi morskiej W
Mexico, pomiedzy Corpus Christi
i Brownsville, W przeszla niedzie-
le
IsHowa depesza, olnetu. b.
Iskrowa depesza zdaje sic wys5
lana zosta}a okretu, podpis .byl
kapitana Luther. zastepce kolek--
tora cha ma Port Aransas i Cor
pus Christi. Port Aransas ma lud-
nosci oko1o szesc set os0b i lest
nieco W wiekszem ma niebezpie--
czenstwo wystawionem po1ozeniu
niz Corpus Christi, W kt6rem sic
znajduje 100000 ludnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Prezydent Wilson " stanie
jednego Z najzac ciietszych
nieprzyjacio} haktatow.

Ma specyalnym~ pociagu prey
denta Wilsona 16 wrzesnia. -Kie
rujac sic W strone po1udnioWa do
San Francisco, prezydent Wilson
rozpoczaf dis szescio dniowa wi
|zyte do Kaliforlii W interesie ira
ktat6w pokojowych.
w najd1uzszym ciagu swej "a
|chodniej podr6zy pociag jego ME
zatrzyma1 sic przez caly dzien j
prezydent mial sposobnosc wypo
czac sobie. Wczoraj opuscif on
Portland a jutro przybedzie do
San Francisco.
w Kalifornii pan Wilson bedzie
sic zn6w znajdowa1 w domowem
terytoryum jednego najzaciet--
szych oponent6w, traktat6w po--
kojowych, senatora Hiram John
soma tego stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Bisko 800 zgn4o cd Bury ma 0dnodze MMskej
Me partyzancii skazani na
try n1iesiaace viieziienia,

JACKSON, Mime, 16 wrzesnia.
A. G. Townley prezydent naro
dowej bez partyjnej ligi Jos. Gil
bert, dawniejszy zarzadca organu
skazani zostali W przeszly ponie-
.dzialek ma try miesiace wiezie--
MIA powiatowego W Jackson. CT
dwaj mezczyzni skazani zostali "a
zbrodnie obwiniajaca ich W dniu
12go lipca 0 spisek uczenia nielo-
jalnosci. Pobyt skazujacy ma
szesdziesiat dni byl naznaczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
7rzymanie szyku bojoWego.

Niemcy, Austria i Turcya kapi-
tuluwaly, leeS wojna jeszoze ME
skonczona. Nowy atak nalezy wy
konac przeciw najwiekszemu Wro
gowii, tn ma miejscu W domu-
przeciw wrogowi sBezczynnosci i
Niezatrudnienia zwolnionych ze..
sluzby wojskowej.
.Jak zwykle, Amerykanska Ar
mia jest W okopach pierwszej linii
W tel novel Rampant. q powodu
braku odpowiednich fundusz6W
80 procent rzadowej maszyny pra-
codawczej jest W kfopotliwem po-z
lozieniu. Ably temu zaradzic wy
pelnic braki 2 tego poWstale De-
parliament Wojny Wyznaczyl 35
oficer6w do objecia oboWiazkow
W calym kraju pod dyrekcya Pub
kownika Arthura Wods ,Asysten-
ia Sekretarza WoJny. 81
Obowiazkiem ich jest zebrac
wszelkie dane, tyczace sic mozli
wosci zatrudnienia mezczyzn, zwo
lnionych re sluzby " Armii, j Ma
rynarce, Wzbudzac zainteresoWa-
ME do rozWiazania tego zadania t
pomagac q lie moznos Sci W ulzeni'.,
!skupiani ma targu piracy s,,,orza- :,
Gym sic przez codziee, ,,e zwnln;a. &
ME oko1o 10 Ons, e. lnflz;; q j, s1,,zhv.
voia
Dostarczye piracy bez zzohie-
Irza-z zoinierzovii lboez piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
TOWNLEY | GILBERTSTA-
WlENI PRED SADEM.

o.
JACKSON, MINI, Is wrzesnia.
- A. c. Townley Jos. Gilbert
stawali w poniedzia1ek po po1ud-
niu pred sedzia B. G. Dean gdzie
jackson W sadzie dystryktowym,
rozpatrywana by4a sprawa prezy
denta narodowej Non Partisan
ligi i dawniejszego manazera Or
ganu Egi, kt6rzy z6stali oskarze-
nj tn W ipcu 0 spiskowanie ably u
czyc nielojalnosci. Najnizsza kara
"a takie przekroczenie prawa wy
nosi $100 trz ymiesiace kary
wieziennej w Wiezieniu -powiato--
.wem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Poczmisrze zqda)a wyzszej
placy.

!. ST. PAUL, MINI. Is Wrzesnia- =
Listy uwzgledniajace podwyz-
szonej pensyi dla poczmistrzoW
drugiej klasy, beda rozpatrywane
ma specyalnej konwencyi przez
stoWarzyszenie poczmistrz6w "Tri
State Postmasters Association,
kt6re mia1o posiedzenie dis rano.
Organizacya sklada sic poczmist
ROW pierwszej j drugiej klasy z
Minnesoty, polnocnej po}udnio-
wei Dakoty. Registracya poczmi-
strz6w odby}a sic ia dzisiejszej
rannej konwencyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
RATA WKAsN0SCI WCIAz WZRASTA

O lie wiadomo smierci ponios-
10 w Corpus Christi, gdy uprzata-
no r"umowiska, iczba cia1 znalezio
nych wynosi}a siedemdziesiat piec
Po "a Corpus Christi piedziesiat
szesc ofiar wyrzuconych zosta}o
Ia brzeg przez woody Nueces Bay,
inny rapport donosi re siedem--
dziesiat siedem cia1 odnaleziono
W olcjem pokrytych wodach W O.
kolo Sinton. We wszystkich praw
dopodobienstwach raporty by}y
wielce podwojone.
Zrzadzenie w Rockport i Port
Aransas zawsze jeszcze by1y ME
pewne. Niestwierdzone raporty
rozchodza sic W tych miastcah po
trzy i po szesc.
Nowiny z siedmiu aeroplanow
ktorym rozporzadzono we wtorek
alb yspr6bowa}y zasiegnac wiado-
mosci z.Port Arkansas i Rockport,
by}y z niecierpliwoscia oczekiwa-
he tax samo czekano ma Wlado--
NOSE }odzi, kt6ra odjecha}a z
Corpus Christi z podobna misya.
Port Lavaca, Port O'Connor
Seadrift ME poniosly zadnych
STRAIT w zyciu. W Matagorda dwie
familie zgine}y. .
-Ostatnio podana liczba STRAIT we
w}asnosciach wynosi w ca}ych ma
wiedzonych okolicach $15,OOO,OO(
Z kt6rych dziesiec milion6w przy
pada na Corpus Christi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

And now Senator McCumber points out that
it will be far better for China to be temporar-
lily separated from the peninsula and to be
protected hereafter by the influence Of the
. League Of Nations than to be left alone in the
Orient, with an untramneled Japan, - a bird,
& as It were, locked in a room with cat.
But the psychology Of the stacked fo
reign relations committee is best set forth in
calling attention to the entirely negative char
3 acter of the majority report It aims to con-
struct thing but seeks what it may destroy
for the qualification Of political animus. S Not
. one word is said, not a single allusion made, S.
declares the report, st concerning sslther the
q great purpose Of the League. Of Nations or the
methods. By which those purposes are to he-
accomplished 8 ss2 s.
There is the real iiffe ompetency of the.
81 attitude and action. It has crifi-
eized and sought flaws, making minor defects:
4 for he abandonment Of an enter
prise The higher conscience and courage
ofI the world have demanded. Senator McCun1-s
q bel. Facing forward, and, despite the noisy
objections of various cliques who fear the
s e1fdang erment Of pet interests or who nurse
& petty hates we believe the vast ajority Of
American people are with Senator McCum
. bers and Senators Kellogg and Nelson Facing
s# fforNsar
Saint Paul Pioneer Press,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Wzywaja wszystkich shaihie-
row aby Wr6cili do swych
oboWiazk6w.
a Al1merykahska federacya Sc
paratiOn1ss6W W New
Fold robi prOpozycye
GOmperssOm.

NEW YORK, 16 wrzesnia.
Propozycye azeby prezydent Sta
now Zjednoczonych zostal czlon--
klein amerykanskiej federacyi pra
cy j azeby Wszystkie strajki jake
So teraz W ca}ym kraju zostaly ma
tychmiast iskasowane z powodu O.
becnego sparalizowanego po}oze--
MIA, przez kt6re podstawa naszego
wolnego rzadu jest narazona, znaj
5Il1je sic W zawiadomieniu wysla-
nem do prezydenta Gompers i ra-
|dy executywnej amerykanskiej fe
deracyjnej rady cd amerykans--
kiej federacyi A. F. z l.. cz1on--
klein toWarzystwa j przemyslo-
wei demokracyi kt6ra zostala tn
dis opublikowana.
Obecnie zorganizowani
Liga zosta1a obecnie zorganizo-
wana przez John'a j. Pierce i Izy
dora Epsteina, kt6rzy byli cz1on-
kami specyalnego komitetu, wy
branego przez James a 2. Hol--s
land a prezydenta stanowej fede-
racyi piracy. ola rozpatrywania
|stosunk6w przemys}owych.
Rozejm przemyAowy.
RAPPORT komitetu, kt6ry by} o
g1oszony w dniu robotnik6w pole
ca rozejm przemysloWy na szesc
miesiecy, podczas kt6rych wszy--
scy strajkierzy beda odwolani. Ra
port byf punktualnie oddalony
przez prezydenta Holanda kt6ry
uwolnif Epsteina i Pierre a 2 komi
tetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Kolchak zgni6h bolszewicki
front.

LONDiYN, Is wrzesnia. Ad-
miral Kolchak, W uganianiu sic
swej ofensywy przeciw bolszewi--
kom, prze1ama1 ich front W trzech
miejscach, st6sownie do urzedo--
wych informacyi tu nadeszlych.
Postep wszystkich rosyjskich od-
pornych postwar, jak stWierdzo-
no, zagraza oskrzydleniem sil Dol
szewickich, posuwajacych sic ITO
bolska. Is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Rosyjskie Nojska biia bolsze
WikoW.

PARYz, 16 wrzesnia. Rosyj-
,skie wojska ma froncie Archangel
ska zdobywaja korzystne ofensy-
wy przeciw bolszewikom W okoli-
.cy kolei, g1osi wiadomosc otrzy--
mana tn Archang gelska. Rosyjs-
kie ochotnicze wojska ,jak ogio--
.szono, zajely miasto Omega, kt6re
-wziete bylo przez bolszeWilkoW "
jednem posunie eciu sic obecnem na na
polnoc.