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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
MERRILLVILLE

our people cannot get over the ter
rible accident that happened here last
Saturday. Some from this place at
tended the funerals.
Mrs Libheart will return with her
Libheart and wife and aunt Mrs.
Debs Of southern Kansas. are visiting
Mrs. VIM. G. Woods brother. Mr.
Mrs Libheart viii return with her son
to Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kuehl enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. W G. Woods
and COMPANY Mr.. and Mrs s Bolt
a Cedar Lake last Sunday
Grandma Burge Of Hammond made
some short calls in town last sun
day she was with friends
Mrs Helen Niebling Of Chicago.
visited her sister. and family Mrs
Margaret Gerlach last Monday
One hundred in the shade here Ia st
the people would be glad to live Off
Lincoln Highway at this time Of the
year where there was not so much
travelling and dust.
Mrs Zuvers and son. Raymond
motored to Brookfeld. III last We'd
nesday to visit brother and son.
Miss cara GerlaCn was a chicago
visitor last Monday
VIM Fowler and daughter Nellie.
Of Hammond were callers in town
last Sunday.
Some Of our town men were fishing
last week at Schneider but no one
could see the fish they caught
y IT. staltz and Adam Gerlach of
Crown Point motored TO Flint Lake.
last Sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
NEW WILL
SEE WILSON
TOMORROW
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEi
WASHINGTON. July 30.--It will be
with an open mind" as to anything
President Wilson may have to say tc
him with regard 70 the treaty Of Yer
sallles that Harry 5. New. old guard Re
publican OF Indiana. will go to the white
house tomorrow.
In stating this today. New. member
or the senate foreign relations commit
tee. said that he was prepared TO listen
respectfully ard earnestly to the presi-
dent.
II welcome an opportunity 70 disduss
the treaty with the president, New
added There is much about the treaty
which I frankly admit 1 do not know.
I shall be glad if the president can en-
tighten ne"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
GARY FARES
INCREASE
IS SOUGHT
H c L. is sim soaring.

II 4. L. is sun soaring.
street car fares in Gary are TO so
up.
IN a petition filed before the Indiana
public service commission at Indian
spohs yesterday street car fares are
10 so up.
six cent car fare and three cents
extra for transfers viii be IN effect
II the petition is acetd upon.
Jitney buses operating along
Broadway and increase in the salaries
Of the employees are the direct cause
An increase N salaries OF the en-
ployes Of the Gary street railway has
amounted To an additional expend-
4ture OF $4,000 IN the past three
weeks. according 70 President Chas
". Chase today
With the jitney husses eating into
the street car business we are oper-
ating az a big loss" said AIR Chase
and we must do something or 20
out OF business"
There will not be much kick regis
tered il is thought II the new rates
do 90 into effect. as New York Phil
adelphia Boston and other cities are
now paving increased street car rates
According to Mr.. Chase this morn
.ng. he stated that II would be three
or four weeks before he expected TO
hear the decision Of the public SER
wee commission
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
INVITATION TO
GARY SCHOOL BOYS

one hundred and fifty Gary school
hoys are anticipating the time Of their
young lives on the 18th Of next
month
Coach H. E Quandt Of the Froebel
school has received an invitation
from President Charles A Comisky
of the Chicago White Sox. stating
that he will play host to the young
Gary baseball fans on that date. They
will get a chance to see the Rex Sox
and the White sox play on that date.
transportation win probably be
furnished by trucks and automobiles
furnished by the business men OF the
city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
GARY WAR
MOTHERS PICNIC
AT MILLER

FIFTY Gary war mothers enjoyed a
days picnic outing at Miller Beach
yesterday In autos and buses they
arrived at the MoGill and Underwood
cottage in the morning where the day
was spent
At noon an inviting picnic lunch
con was served and following music
and conversation. most every one
donned their bathing suits and the
afternoon was spent on the beach.
They returned late last night and a
unanimous vote was expressed that
a very pleasant day was spent.
The next meeting Of the Gary war
mothers will be held on the evening
OF August nth at the public library.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
WEBER EXONRATED
FROM BLAME

John n Weber. who was held by
Gary authorities pending the investi-
eatfon and inquest in the death Of +
year-old John Pera who was struck
b. his automobile on Seventh avenue
and later died OF the injuries was re-
leased and exhonerated from all the
blame by Coroner J. A Graham Or
Hammond Yesterday. Ample evidence
was introduced that Weber was in
no way 10 blame
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
SECURE UNION
GIANTS FOR
GARY SUNDAY

Gary baseball fans will not only see
some excitement but some real tun
If they attend the game at Gleason
Park next sunday afternoon.
Union Giants VS.. the White Eagles
Is the game scheduled and as far az
publicity goes nothing more need be
said
The Union Giants are not only one
OF the crack teams in the semi-pro
league. but they are there with all
that fancy stun and fun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30

RUSH WASHINGTON
STREET WORK

Contractors on the Washington St
pavement IN Gary put extra
force OF workmen today in an effort
to rush the work TO completion. Con-
crete has now been laid from Ninth
avenue to Seventh avenue and by to-
night about one-half of the strip be-
tween Seventh and sixth avenue Will
have been completed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
WAS SELLING
WHISKEY ON
THE STREETS

When william Turner. 2 Gary man
was arrested by the police last night
on a charge OF violating the state liz
uor laws, sixteen half-pints OF whis-
key were found on his person. He was
detected selling it by the bottle 70 pa
irons on the street The arrest was
made at the Pennsylvania racks and
Broadway
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
NO INFO. FROM
S. AND 3. w

Efforts to get IN touch with the
strike situation at the Gary Screw &
Bolt works in Gary this morning was
an impossibility. superintendent c. E
Carr could not be reached on the tel
ephone and refusal was made by all
employees to give out any information.
As far as is known the strikers have
not gone back to work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
JITNEY HITS
DUMP WAGON

Three passengers in jitney bus
were slightly injure near the High
lire on Broadway yesterday when the
Ford collided with a dump wagon
driven by James Everett. 440s John
son street. The jitney bus river was
Max Jonkoton. s2s Virginia street. No
arrests were made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
GIRL AUTO VICTIM
WILL RECOVER

The condition OF hve-year-old Ulry
Sturtridge 364 Monroe street. Gary,
who was run down BY a speeding au-
toist yesterday and seriousl injured.
IS reported favorable at the Mercy
hospital in Gary this morning and viii
recover
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
TO PICNIC AT
PINE Sta. BEACH

Preparations are being completed
for the monster picnic OF the Daugh-
station beach Tuesday, August 5th
tiers of Veterans and civil War vet
Grams which is to be held at the Pine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
In an Around
NOTICE

Dr. C z. Boardman. recently dis
charged from the army service. has
re-opened his office at 522 Broadway.
Reynolds building. Gary. Ind. Prac-
tice limited to eve. ear, nose and
throat 7-2e-zW
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30
GARY WAR VETS.
MEET THURSDAY

Members of the Gary Memorial Post
Chamber Of the American Legion OF
War Veterans are urged to be pres
ent at the regular meeting at the L.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30

Better call up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30

brary auditorium next Thursday eve
ming number Of committees viii
De ready % report and business mat
ters Of Importance VIII ~ taken up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30

tconrInued from page one.1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-30

p e o pie suffer
I r o m headaches
a n d nervous dis
eases they tax e
every known rem
edy but get only
temporary relief.
To cure the cause
is the work Of a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

dzisiaj (podniesionym gfosem) ME
w0dz mas ma pokuszenie.
Je6aa z Acknowledgment spraw ma
szych jest
REFORMA ROLNA
Reformy. rolnej mic juz ami ohaliG ami
odwoIaG ME mOze. (Brawa). Jest to 10
~niecznoSc dziejowa, dzielo sprawiedli-
woSci spolecznej. Reforma rolna pre-
prowadzCnq bye musi i bedzie, ME tyl-'
ko z uwzglednieniem najzywOtniejszych
potrzeb naSzego roIaiczego ludu, ale
/ ca{ego narodu, bez Obnizenia kultury
gospodarczej kraju | bez uszczerbku
ola panStwa.
Opiekujac sic praca, Rad ME moe
uledz zadnym przesqdom. Sa tacy, We
die kt6rych tylko praca fizyczlla, mu-
skularna, z~asiuguje na mianO piracy.
OkreSleniem takiem ME zdaj9 sobie
sprawy z togo, lie zawdziecZaja piracy
wiaSnie tych, CO., ME znajQc OSmiogo-
dzir1ego pOrzadku, pc calOdziennym
trudzie ~jeSzcze. pc. nOcach W ciezkim
wySiiku muszq Sleczec. Gale zaStepy
n~auczycieli i nauczycielek, docenci uni
werSytet0w, literaci, d~ziennikarze, ar
tySci, zarabiaja z~nacznie mniej, niz
przecietny r%obotnik, maja ma o~pedzenie
m%ateryalne pOtrzeby zycia, mniej, niz
Obecnie ma chocby rObOtnik rolny mo-
81 Z zazdroscia spoglQdac ma pewnych
~SiuzQcych, kt0rzy Otrzymuja penSye be-
por6wnania lepsze, amzeli ministrowie
RzeczypoSpolftej. Cd tych cichych ME-
s~trudzonych otrzymujemy strawe du-
chowa. a i'm 'chGeba brak. Oni groma-
dnie ME wstepujq, DO zyja rozprosze-
nj (Gios: DO ME 50 zorganizowani) ME
groza i dlatego mole ME + sic ma
mich uwagi. Gas pOmySlec o mich, DO
cierpiq.
WSr6d zatarg0w ~klasowych ME tyl-
kO u mas, ~wylacznie zrOdZilo sic uprze-
dzenie, re kaAdy pracodawca jest wro-
glenn pracownika. SzerZenicm lego pre-
Sadu zajmVja sic SOcyaliSci; u mas zaj-
mowali sic MEM nawet c%z}onkowie je-
dneSo z urzcd6w. N~astepstwa togo by
~ zguh1e. TAX dalej ME bedzie. (Gfo-
sy Chwala Bogu, NareSzc;e y. Zycie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
Dyt Z~aDrOWadZOne
OGRANICZENIE w JADLE, w OPA-
. IE w SWIETLE

(Glosy: nareSzcie y Me wszyscy przyj
niiemy to bez szemrania. Czeka mas ME
dOstatek, zniesiemy so wszyscy. czeka
mas cierpienie, podzielimy je miedzy
sicbie, wszyscy bedziemy cierpieli (gfos
zludzenie), wszyscy, z wyjatkiem cho-
rych. starc6w i dzieci (g}os: i paska-
rzy). a przedewszystkiem z wyjatkiem
armii naszej, kt6rej, jezeli jestesmy go
dni imienia wielkiego narodu, niczeso
zabraknac ME powinnO (glosy: siusz-
ME! okrzyk Z wyjatkiem ~paskarzyD
ola tych konfiskata, ciezkie roboty
/ kara smierci. OdpOwiedni regulamin
rzadowy pOwinien bye PROBATIONARY
bezzwiOcZnie.
70 50 w gI6wnym zarysie ~najwazniej
sze zadania, kt6rych rad polski pod
lac sic powinien. Jedne SO maggie, inne
beda wymagaly d1uzszego czasu. Ola
spelnienia wszystkich potrZeba praw-
dziwej wladzy i ~istotnej silly. TIE VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

dzisiaj i (podniesionym glosem) ME
w0dz mas ma ~pokuszenie.
Jedaa z Acknowledgment Spraw ma,
szych jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

spoiecZne polega ma wymianie piracy.
Wszyscy jeSteSm pracownikami i pra-
codwacami jednoczeSnie. PrZemys&, roll
nictwo, handel, 'przedSieDiorstwa, SO
czesciami organizmu spo1ecznego, ME
MONA godziG w jedna GEESE ciaia ma
rodu, ME MONA jej ranic, kaleczyc, bez
naruSzelpia innych czeSci. JeAci dis ty-
lie ludzi cierpi, to dlatego, re przemySf.
rOlnictwo i handel talk cierpia. Ostatni
strajk rolny, kt6ry mas p~rzyprawi1 o
strate przeszlo 80 proc. produkcyi kra-
jowej. daf sic OdczuC dOtkliwie W ca
lynn narOdzie. Wien, re ME s%trajkutQcy
sa tn winni. re wielu z Mich idzie tyl-
ko IA wSkaz0wkami ludzi ~najczeSciej
nam obcych. Jest wyraany intereS pc
wnych pa1stw i narOd0w, ZebySmy byli
jak IajSilniej niezorganizOwani. Dlate-
go tez p~odzegacze, duchem i krwia nam
obey, pcwinni bye surowO karani. (Gfo-
sy: A minister piracy z panem Prysto-
rem pod sadO.
Naiczulsza, najSerdeczniejsza Opieka
paGStwa, rzQdu i narodu nalezy sic VIA
Snie lynn ynOm naszym. G. W ObrOnie
Ojczyzny pOStradali Zdrowie, narazili
sic ma kalectwo. (Okrzyki: Me. dosta-
JIG zaSifk6w y.
+ p. minister skarbu, kt6regO wiedza
i powaga cieSzq sic Og0lnem uznaniem,
zrObi wszelkie .mozliwe wySifki Ola
UZDROWIENIA NASZYCH FINAN-
SOW l OLA PODNIESIENIA WA
LUTY.
Centrala dewiz ME dopiSala, bedzie
vice zwinieta. USuniecie wszystkich
obcych .pieniedzy z ObSzar0w paGstwa
naszegO i zaStqpienie ich przez pienia-
DIE polSkie bedzie krokiem o wiele sku
teczniejszym, INSTRUMENTATION jed
max bedzie, PanCwie to, co cZaSu wyma
ga. to jest p%Odnicsienie wybw6rczo&ci
krajOwej. Ku tcmu ~powinniSmy wSZy-
Scy. niCtylho Rad, ale take cale spO-
leczenStwo dazyC. MinisterStwO aprOwi
zacyi znalazlO gO%SpOdarza. Ma Srodki,
kt6re jua ~zarzldzi}, SpOgladamy z uf-
.noScia / wiorzymy. re portrait uSunaG ME
bczpiecZehStwO. w pOrozumieniu z mi
nisterStwem handlu i przemySlu oraz ko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

Wielkie mocarstwa przyje}y mas do
swego grona ma k%onferencyi pokojowej
odnieSliSmy zwyciestwo Swietne, bo je-
sliSmy nawet ME Otrzymali wszystkie-
60, czego pragnac mieiismy prawo, tos-
my otrzymali wiele. Cd zachodniej stro-
ny ustala juz walka. Many tam teOre-
t~ycznie utrwakone granice 'plebiscyt
ich ME umniejSzy, a raczej rozszerzy
z~nacznie. Many wlasny brzeg NORA.
Nasze zjednoczenie pod zaborem prus-
kim pozostanie ma zawSze jednem z maj
wiekSzych wydarzen W dziejach Swiata.
Pracujac w tych warunkach, stara-
liSmy sic ME zaniedbywac zadnej die
dziny goSpodarki kraju, chociaz trud-
noSci finanSowe byly wprost nieprze-
zwyclezone. Wielkiej pozyczki zagrani-
cznej, kt6raby pozwoliia ma ~puszczenic
W ruch tel ca}ej maSZyny pahStwowej,
ME MONA by{o otrzymac z powodu ME
ustalonych jcSzcze granic wschodnich.
q tego to powodu wszystkie wielkie syn
dykaty baakierSkie ma Swiecie caiym
pozyczki Odmawiaja.
Rad pracowal, jak m0gf n~ajlepiej.
Czy pracowai dobrze, o TEN musimy
sad ~pozoStawic potomnym. Gem by3a
PolSka pred 10-ciOma mieSiacami a
czem Jest dis, ma to odpowiedz Znajda
wsp6lczeSni, jeSrl zechca. Rad praco-
wal W najciezszych warunkach Swfata,
walczac z jak najwiekszemi przeciwnO-
Sciami wewnetrznemi. Musial sic Ii
cZyc re wSzyStkiem i re wSZyStkimi.
Ka1dy jego czyn, kazde jego postanO-
wienie podlegaio najSifniejszej krytyce,
kazda niemal nominacya Tub dymiSya L.
rzednika ~spotykaia SIZE gwa}townym
prOtestem. illegal on naciSkOwi / z pra
wicy i z lewicy, z CORY i z dOiu, re
Strony wszystkich Rad byl odpowie--
dzialny. ~najczeSciej rzadzi&y MIN ME
OdpOwiedzialne komisye, rad ME byi
wprawdzie obalony caikowicie, ale po-
trzaSanO MIN SLIME i ciagle. tGfOS:
Kapftulacya rzadu wobec agraryuszyD
Niema zadnej kapitulacyi. Rad muSial
9aOSic wszystko cierpliwie z k%onieczno
sci, muSiai bye silnym ma zewnatrz z
tego powodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

rzenie: Przez 10 miesiecy urZedowanla
ME kazalem aresztowac ami JedneSo
czfowieka (gios: to szkoda -, przecl-
wnie. stara1em sic bezskutecznie uwot-
mic kilku. Me jestem krwiozerczy, a
jednak jesli mi dacie w1adze, TO rZau'
M czele ktorego STAG bede, ~korzystaJac
re stanu wyjqtkowego, ~przedstawi pa
nom do zatw;erdzenia ustawe,' upowaZ-
niaiaca 20 do zwolania do stolicy
DORAZNEGO SADU Ma TYCH
WSZYSTKICH PRZESTEPCOW
(brawa i oklaski) i stosowania kary
najsurowszej konfiskaty caaeso ma)a-
tku, skazywania ma dozywotnie robo'
ty publiczne i nawet'
Ma KARE SMIERCI,
(d}urotrwa1e oklaski. Clos: lud tego
oddawna sic domagaD, BIO g&owa po-
winien zaplacic zioczyGca, kt6rego !chci
wosc ~uaraziIa ma szwank chOciazby Je-
Ono aycie po,skiego zoinierza. 0 spoil
nikach tych zbrOdniarzy, o tych wspoi
wfnnych dis mic ME powiem, ale VIE
Gle panowie, co o Mich mySle. (Gfos'
Ten sam los powinien ich spotkacO.
lima juz nadeSz}a przedwczesna, SUI
rowa. okrutnd. Me NANNY. dose zywno-
sci, ME many dose wegla, drzewa /
opaiu. Wobec takiego ~pofozenia Znika-
ia miedzy ludzmi wszystkie r0bnice,
niema ami bogatych, ami biednych, jest
tylko ludzHC5c. We wszystkich najza-
mozniejszych chOcby domach, powinno
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

DE / te SHE tylko nam lud i SeJm dac
NIGGA.
Miewalismy tn jednomyslnosc. Jedno
myslnoSc to jest piekna, odswietna sza'
ia. W kt6ra sic. przebiera PREY wielklch
okazyach. Do codzithnego mozolneso
rzadzenia trzeba ~skromniejsze1 odzie-
Nv, potrzeba wiekszoSci i ~opozycyi. Me
chajze vice whkszosc sic wytworzy,
wielka. ogromna, MECH sic wypowle
(gIos: a jak bedzie maia:). a gdy taxa
bedzie lei VIOLA, a "a mia siia, TO rzad
W ~poczuciu Obowiazk6w. pokrZeplony
ia sila, wsparty TEN poparciem' POGO
stanie ma stanOwisku. Je$li to ME ma
stapi, to
MECH 2 TYCH LICZNYCH STRON.
NICTW. POWSTANIE Rad PARLA-
MENTARNY, KOALIICYJNY.
Ale cokolwlck sic stanie, stQsunekrza
du do Seimu powlnien bye jaSny / wy
raznie okreslony. Rad Zc wzgledu ia
wielka Observation-Disclosures swoja mus
mice istotnie miepOdzielnie wykonaW''
GA wladze. Be- togo praca' Wysokle'
90 Seimu stale sic b%ezp}odna i wszela-
kie rzadu wysilki beda bezpiodre. MO
n osOba lest tn be- Znaczenia, ME gra
zadnej roll. ia ME siegalem po wiadZe
ia ME przybylem pc wiadze ami po ma
iatek. ia ME laknaiem zaszczyt0w
ME lakne ich wcale (brawa ekrzykl:
ChescD, ia p~rzyszcdlem tn pracowac
ola Ojczyzny (brawa i oklaski), pra-
cowaiem wiele j pracowac chce, ale ma
tych warunkach, jakich dis kraj wy
maya: -.
A KRAJ CALY WYMAGA, ABLY Rad
BYL RZADZACY A ME RZADZONY
Cbrawa), kraj wymaga, ably RAD ME
lekal sic zadnego terroru (oklask1)"
ably ME dzialal trwozliwie, niepewnie.
Kraj wymaga, ably Rad polski sprawo
wal wiadze SmiaIo, meznie sprawie-
dliwie (brawa, glossy: Czekalismy ma
toy.
Gmach pa6stwa polskiego wzniesio-
ny ,juz wysoko. Polska juA stoi 1 tylko.
rzadem stac bedzie lbrawa i dlugo-
trwale o~klaski).
Pc w~ys1uchaniu sp~rawozdania. komi-
syi obrony piracy i komisyi przemyslo-
wo-handlowej W sprawie konstytucyj:
nego zatwierdzenia dekretu z dnia 23go
listopada, 1913, roku o osmiogodzin-
nym dniu piracy, p~osiedzenie zamhnie-
to. Nastepne we czwartek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06

lei zelaznych rad pOwinien natych--
miast utworzyc urzad opaiowy.
Potrze5ujemy szkoly nauk politycz-
nych ola przygotowania co n%ajrychlej
wielkiej liczby
URZEDNIKOW PANSTWOWYCH
OLA KRES0W WSCHODNICH l IA.
CHODNICH.
i ola zastapienia cudzOziemc9w. Potrze
bujemy r6wuiez szkoly dyplomatycZnej
azeby lulzie re wszystkich Sfer j
warstw pc ~nauczeniu sic jezyka cudzo-
ziemSkicgo mogli sluzyc jake zastepcy
zagraniczni POlski.
Trudno mi pominac milczenicm spra-
we mniej wazna Cd innych spraw pala-
cych. Wojna Dnieprawila niemlfO umy-
slow, spaczyIa niemaio dusz, spali4a
Serc niemaO.
Ma P~OBOJOWISKACH POJAWILY
SIZE HYENY 1 SZAKALE, IVA
NE PASkARZAMI.
Me movie tn o zadnych miejSzoS-
ciach n~arodowych, ale o ~wSzysthich o.
bywatelach Polski. ZbrOdniarzami SO
wszyscy, kt6rzy gromadzQ Olbrzymie "a
paSy zywnosci, by je p6zniej sprzeda-
wac biedakom picc, sze&t i siedm razy
drOzej. zbrOdniarzami 50 ludzi, kt6rzy
d0prCwadzili do tegO, re dis w War
kosztuje funt cukru 20 NIX, kie7
dy Z A%mSterdamu MONA sprowadzac
nieskOGczOne iloSci pc piec marek (po-
.ruszoaic, glossy: Dlaczego sic ME spro-
wadza y, k3rodniarzami SO ci,, co. wy
woza iaja, masfO, .tlu$zcZe i kury "a
granice. kiely ludnoSc c.erpi gfGd. a
zofnierZ be- but0w chOdZi (SfoSy:. ka-
IA Smierci ma Mich y. ZbrOdniarZami
50 ci, co z giOdu lndzkiego rObiQ maja-
TEX. co ma cicrpieniach ludzkich buduja
swOje wyStepne Szcze$cie (g}oSy :. ka-
rac $miercia K~OnfiSkOwac majatki >.
Grzywnami ich karac, to uragowiSkO
sprawiedliwOSci. Zlapany na SOracym
uczynku taxi ziocZyGca zapiaci te mar
ne 80 czy stO tysiecy marek, zasmieie
sic W kuiak, a jutro zacznie gromadZiG
wcgle ma to, aby zrobic MOVE miliony
(gfosy a co rad zrobil ma tor. Mech
mi wolnO bedzie zrobic OsObiStc wynu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
IA PROGRAMU, AM WLASNEGO, A
Nj RZADOWEGO ME PRZEDSTA-
VIE.

Jake kierownik rzadu o charakterze
czysto urzednicZym, pOwinien przede--
wSzystkiem wSkazaG, jake 50, zdaniem
mOjem, najgIGwn:ejsze zadania, kt0re
Rad polSki pOdjac pOwinien. Mech mi
czcigodny marszalek wybaczy, re je-
dnak W tel chwili poruSZe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-06
PREMIERA PADEREWSklEG0|

lei z~elaznych rad pOwinien natych--
miast utworzyc urzad opalowy.
Potrze1ujemy szkoly nauk pOlitycz'
nych ola przygotowania co n%ajrychlej
wielkiej licZby
The Newark journal., 1919-03-20
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
 AFTER FEDERAL AID
Hold Meeting at Batesville Saturday and Plan to Push
 Road Work

A meeting of the commits sioners of the various road inn provement districts of Inde- pendence county was held at Batesville last Saturday fer the purpose of discussing plans for road work in the county.
 It was brought out at the meeting that there should be due the Independence county districts approximately $1,000 or $1, 200 per mile for road work from the government road fund. As there is about 110 miles of improved high ways to be built in the county under the provisions of acts of the recent legislature, this will mean that this county should receive about $125,0 in fed eral aid for road work in Inde- pendence county.
 Chas. F. Cole, s. M. Bone, E. C. Parsons and c. P. Vaughan were appointed as a committee to go to Little Rock and take up with the State Highway De- partment the matter of secur- ing the government funds due this county, as the apportion- ment is to be made through this Department.
 The commissioners of the various road improvement dis tricts in Independence county are all enthusiastic good roads men and it is safe to say that they will make every effort to get construction work started on these roads at the very ear Hest date possible.
The Newark journal., 1919-03-20
COUNTY WILL HAVE
 CANNING CLUB AGENT

At the meeting of the quor- um court last October an ap- propriation for the salary of a lady demonstration agent to supervise the Girls Canning Clubs of this county, was over looked.
 There are in Independence County more than 300 mem- bers among the girls and young women, and the pros pect of their being with out a director for this year was not very encouraging to them. W. J. Jernigan of the Farm Dem onstration Work put it up to the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce recently organiz- ed at Batesville with following results:
 It was agreed that if the county will raise $500 the gov ernment will supplement the fund with a like amount. Judge Jimerson quickly came forward with an offer of S10O from the county funds, and MT. Metcalf, chairman of the Agricultural committee of the Batesville Chamber of Com merce visited the three banks in Batesville and called up the First National Bank of Newark with the result that each insti- tuition gladly promised $50, making up the entire fund.