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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
TWO FUNERALS WILL l.
BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Alderman
John e. Groom will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
First Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran church. Rev. Osmund
Johnson will officiate at the services
with Rev. J. H. Ran dahl of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church.
At $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, funeral services will be held
from the M. E. church for John S.
listed. Rev. Blaine Lambert will have
charge of the services. Burial will
he made in the Greenwood cemetery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
TRIBUTE TO DEAD HORSE.
(By United Press. }

Rockford, ILL.,, Dec 23.-"White.
clean through" was the caption OF a
unique "ad" which a Rockford dairy
company ran in a local paper, certify
ing to the record Of horse that had
died after being "in the employ of
the concern for twenty years! The
unusual memorial was public
tribute to the faithfulness Of the
equine. The owner claimed that the
horse was as familiar with the deliv-
cry routes as the drivers and It's
faithfulness and value to the COM
pany was 80 pronounced that the
public tribute was decided upon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
NAVY SECRETARY IS
CHARGED WITH FAVORS

Washington, Dec. a. Congress
sional investigation Of charges that
Secretary Daniels of the navy has
shown favoritism in awarding dis
tinguished service medals by disre-
garding recomm en- dations Of high
naval officers, was under way today.
The immediate cause Of the 1nves-
tigatioh is the refusal of Admiral
Sims to accept the medal from the
secretary, because Of Daniels award
ing honors to men, who, in Sims
opinion, do not deserve them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
STEEL BARCES WILL
SOON PLY MISSISSIPPI
(By United Press. }

New Orleans, Dec. 23.-New Or
leans soon will be the home port for
a new feet of all-steel barges, de-
signed to carry miscellaneous cargo
and bulk oil on the Mississippi river.
These barges, now being construct
ed by the American Bridge company
of Pittsburgh will have a capacity OF
1000 tons Of freight each on draft
of eight feet. One barge will be
equal to forty ordinary freight cars
i'm carrying capacity.
1t is intended that barges Of this
type will be towed in groups Of six
by a twin-screw steel tunnel tow
boat.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
LITTLE SOUTHERNERS
WILL Be REMEMBERED
(BY United Press. J

St. Paul, Dec. %. - Birmingham,
Ala, took an awful crack at the nice
wild winters of st. Paul by insinuat-
ing that this city is located at the
North Pole.
The postoffice today received let
ter from two little tots of the far
south city containing a picture and a
list of things they wanted for Christ
mas.
The letter was addressed to Santa
Claus, North Pole, St. Paul, Mimi.
The postoffice delivered tue letter to
the Good Fellows anu they promised
that the little southerners would re-
ceive a. reminder of some kind.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
EIKS WILL GIVE WEEKLY
DANCE DECEMBER 26

Invitations are being sent out to-
day for the regular weekly dance Of
the Bemidji lodge, B. P. o. E. NO.
1852, to be held Friday evening,
December 26, at the Elks temple.
Good music will be provided for
the occasion. 1t. is hoped that there
will be a large attendance since 1t is
to be given during the holiday season.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
WILSON WILLING TO
ACCEPT MTCHCOCK'S
ARTICLE TEN CHANGE
Gives Congress Right to De-
eide When Army and
Navy Is Needed
(By United Press.)

Washington, Dec. %. President
Wilson is willing to accept the re-
servation on Article 10 of the league
of nations covenant, which will give
to congress the right to decide when
the United States is under moral OBJ
legation to use the army and navy
in defending territorial integrity, of
another nation, is the opinion of Sem
ator Hitchcock, administration Lead
er, today
Hitchcock declared, however, that
the president will not accept the
Lodge reservation on this clause, and
will not accept any compromise which
sacrifices the spirit of Article 10.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
N. D. COLLEGE GIVING
CLOTHES REPAIR COURSE
(By United Press. }

Fargo, N. d., Dec. 23.-F the
many phases OF work which the
North Dakota agricultural college
has undertaken for the advancement
Of women, none has proved SO popu-
lar as the instruction now being con-
ducted in the remodelling Of old
clothing, according to Miss 1nez
Hobart, one Of the workers in this
department..
Four hundred women have already
entered the course and garments to
the value Of $11, 900 have been re-
juvenated, she said.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
MORNING SERVICES AT
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

There will We early morning SER
vices in the Swedish Lutheran church
Christmas morning. at $3.50 o'clock.
This service will be in the Swedish
language. No other services here on
Christmas day. The children's :fes-
tival will be on Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Rev. T. B. Nordale, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
BERGER TO CLAIM SEAT.

Milwaukee, Dec. %. Victor L..
Berger. who was reelected to con-
gress from the Fifth congressional
district on December 10, following
his expulsion from that body, de-
clares he will go to Washington on
January to claim his seat.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
I,UNCHEONS POSTPONED
DURING THE HOLIDAYS

Because of the holidays, Secretary
H. M. Stanton, of the Bemidji Civic
and Commerce association, announces
that there will be no MONDAY
luncheon held by the association on
Wednesday, December "a, or We'd
nesday, December 81. It was so vot-
ed at the last meeting Of the associa-
ton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
PERSHINC ARRIVES IN
HIS HOME TOWN AND
SlX.PIECE BAND PLAYS
Noted War Leader Met BY
the 800 Villagers That
Village. Boasts
lBY limited. Press J

La Clede, Mo-, Dec. 23.-General
John ]. Pershing came back home
today" The six-piece brass band OF
the village struck up the tune
'Johnnys in Town. when Pershing
alighted from the train from ST.
Louis.
All his old aVuaintances were
down to the little red depot. Nearly
all Of the 500 villagers were there.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

superintendent Il. o. Bagby OF the
Bemidji schools is herewith making a
notice to parents of six-year-olds:
Parents who have children six
years old by January /, and want
them to enter school January ~,
should notify the superintendent
office at once.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT USES
GRENADES: DOU@-S BLAZE
(By United Press. }

Winnipeg, Man., Dec. 23.-After
playing an important part in the win
ming of the great war, hand-grenades
have found new peace-time use
here. Firemen, unable to check the
flames with water when fire broke
out in the flour mills at Bossevain,
Man, used hand-grenades anu short
ly had it under control.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
KANSAS PRESIDENT
OF MINERS RELEASED
(BV United Press, }

Minneapolis, Dec. '23. - Alexander
Howatt, president Of the Kansas dis
trict United Mine Workers, was re-
leased today from Jail and allowed
to return to Kansas, when he agreed
to cal. off the strike of the coal min
ers in his district.
He also agreed to order the miners
back to work, who struck yesterday
in protest of his being arrested.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
SOUTH PART UNFAV0RABLE.
BY George McDonough.

Omitted Press Correspondent
Dublin, Dec. 23.-The Irish press
Of every shade Of opinion today took
up Lloyd Georges new home rule
plan for Ireland. branding it as i'm
practicable and unwOrkable.
Apparently there was not one
phase Of the premier's scheme that
appealed to Irish newspapers. Morn
ing papers attacked it from every
angle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
London Press Accepts the
Premier's Plan With Enthus-
iasm; Two Parliaments
WOULD, HAVE ONE IN
ULSTER, ANOTHER SOUTH
Irich Newspapers Condemn
Proposition as ':Impractic-
able and Unworkable"
By Ed. l.. Keen.

Omitted Press Correspondent
London, Dec. %. - he London
press today generally accepted with
enthusiasm Premier Lloyd Georges
plan for home rule for Ireland.
The premier's plan for separate
parliaments for Ulster and South Ire
land, mailed by the morning news
papers, is the only logical way to
circumvent antipathy between these
two sections
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
MOTHER MAKES CONFESSION.

Paw Paw, Mich, Dec. 23.-Mrs.
Sarah I. Tabor today confessed, ac-
cording to county officials, that her
daughter, Maude Tabor, died from
the effect of an operation. Death oc-
Cured May, 1915, the confession
said.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
ALLIES DEMAND SIGNING
lBY limited Press. ]

Paris, Dec. 23.-Allies today re-
mitted to the German delegation here
the final note insisting that Germany
sign the protocol, and allow the al
lies to consider any notifications
afterWard
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
Led by a Woman, Mob of
Radicals Attack the
Entrance to Ferry
POLICE RESERVES AND
COAST GUARD CALLED
Second 'tSoviet Ark" to Sail
This Week With Cargo
of Redness

New York, Dec. 23.-Led by
woman who declared her husband had
been deported to Russia Sunday on
the "soviet ark" Buford, a mob of
$50 "reds'' attacked the entrance 10
the Ellis Island ferry, in an effort to
reach fellow radicals still awaiting
deportation.
A riot call was turned in before
the police could restore order.
The mob formed around the gate
keepers cage several minutes before
the attack was launched. Then the
woman, proclaiming herself an an
archist, stepped forward and drove
both fists through the glass window.
AS pieces of glass crashed to the
pavement the crowd began chanting
the "Internationale." Down with
this dirty, rotten government"
screamed the woman. "They have
taken my husband and are taking the
husbands, brothers and father OF us
ALL"
Police Reserves Called.
Unable to quiet the mob, Asa
Mitchell, Superintendent of the barge
Office, located at the tip of Manhat-
tan, turned in call for police re-
serves.
The mob turned on the first police
man to answer the call and beat him,
but when more reserves with drawn
clubs and a detail of coast guards
with fixed bayonets arrived the crowd
suddenly became docile. Members of
hod f0 inn,,iro
about relatives who had sailed on the
BufOrd.
A young Russian woman, who gave
the name of Clara Brooks, was ar
rested as the ring-leader.
= Second Ark to Sail.
The "Soviet Ark Buford, which
sailed for an unnamed Russian port
with 249 radical deportees on board,
will be followed before it has an op-
portunity to land by a second "arA
load of "reds," according to the best
information obtainable.
It was stated that second batch
of deportees probably would be en-
barked some time this week as the
governments second drastic step
against aliens who have sought to
dUOuL L1O LAAO" VI SOAoS1-
tutional government. The department
Of justice has $4,000 radicals listed.
How many of these will follow their
cred" leaders on enforced voyages to
their home lands has not been made
known.
All Degrees of Redness.
The Buford, which crept out of
New York with heavy guard in the
darkness, carried Alexander Berkman
and Emma Goldman, two of the most
notorious anarchist leaders the Unit
ed States ever has harbored, together
with 247 other radicals of various
degrees of "redness."
Department of justice agents said
the Buford's passenger list comprised
-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23

Editors Note: Princess Patricia
was made famous during the great
war by gallant regiment Of Ca
naaians, among the first to leave for
overseas at the invasion Of the nuns,
who named thsmselyes the princess
Pats" and as such they became fam,
Gus as regiment that was fearfully
riddled in the early days Of the war,
only a remnant of the regiment
escaping from deadly fire.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-23
SON BORN SUNDAY
TO NAMESAKE FAMOUS
CANADIAN WAR RECT.
Princess Patricia, Cousin of AL
bert, King of Eng, Known
as "Princess Pat'
(Bv United Press. }

London, Dec. %. - Lady Ramsey,
former Princess Patricia Of Con-
naught, is in excellent health fol-
lowing the birth of son Sunday, it
was officially announced today.
"Princess Pat" cousin of the king,
married Alexander Ramsey last Feb
ruary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18

Cleveland, Aeroplan opuszczaChi
cago o godz. 2:30 pc po1udniu i
przybywa do Cleveland o godz.
$50 pc po}udniu, gdzie zdaje pc
czte ma pociag ekspresowy przy-
bywajacy do New Yorku o godzi-
ME 9tej rano. q Cleveland aero
plan wyjezdza o godzinie $50 ra-
no i przywozi poczte do New Yor
ku o godzinie lei pc po1udniiu.
Aeroplany pocztowe zaopatrzo-
ne So W "Liberty MOTOR i So w
stanie uniesc 400 funt6w poczty.
w razie wypadku z aeropla-
mem aviator skacze z takowego
PREY pomocy spadochronu. w os-
tatnich dniach W Westinghouse
zosta1y W tym celu przeprowadzo
ne bardzo pomyslne pr6by.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
z MONTANY BEDZE
NE Dc MINNEs0TY.

Przygotowania So robione Ma
przyslanie byd}a z Montany do
Minnesoty ma pasniki, z poWodu
raport6w o suszy, lakiej dotad nj
igdy ME bylo w Mentanie. SSuche
|powietrze: ME tylko zes spalHo zbio!
Try j pastwiska ale spoWodoWaa1o'
takze niebezpieczne pozary lasoW
Rzeki powysecha}y, a gfowne mia
sta tego stanu rozpoczynaja my
slec o dostarczeniu woody naglac Q
przechowanie. jej do zabezpiecze-
MIA pred ogniem j ola p%ubliczne-
go zdrowia.
Obecnie lekkie burze wskrzesi-
ly. nieco nadziei u Wlasciciei by
d1a W okolicach mad rzeka. Jul
dith ma podstawach gl6wnej RE
Xxi Missouri i raportuja 0 znieche
ceniu i zaprzestaniu robienia pfzy
gotowan ktore byly robione do
wyslania bydla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
FFARMERZsY tURATQW.A At. dom ll
SUIL.

szybkas~pomoc :okolicz1yeh far
mer65w i; v Bohri Valley, ma p66lnroc
no. wsch6d cd Fountain City, oca,
Lila Cd ognia dom J6zefa Sfnli, Pc
maiimo re wszystkie inne budynki
sic spalily.
Kr6tko pred poludniem W pre-
SLY wtorek, wielka stajnia ma
farmie zacze}a. sic palie. Telefo-.
mem zawezwano sasiad6w, kt6rzy
natychmiast przybywali re wszy.
stkich stron, gotowi do zwa1cza.
MIA ognia. Stajnia jednak posz1a
z dymem razem z tenn co sic W
niej znajdowafo, zanim jeszcze
zwalczajacy plomienie zdofali Je
opanowac. Stajnia ma kukurydze
i Chevy spaliiy sic take. Farmpe
rzy skierowali sw6ojj wysilek glow
ME by ratowae dom mieszkalny,
kt6ry tez pc wysilkach Gallo go
dzinnej piracy udalo i'm sic ocalic.
Spalily sic try cieleta wiekszza
czesi: maszyneryi Wiele siana. Pc E't
wod ognia byl niewiadomy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
ESZTJKANIE WSP0kPRAGYZGU
DZOZIEMCAMI

Washington, D. G. Nathan Pey
ser re Stowarzyszenia Edukacyj-
inego W New Yorkn, przemawiajac
ma konferencyi amerykanikacyj-
'nej W Westinghouse W maui bic :.
.zacego roku miedzy innemi powie
"Chcac zjednae sobie emigran--
tow nalezy postepoWae rozumlaie'
Me mozemy osiaggnae ich popar-
.cia W naszej spraWie ponieeWaz q
germany ich punkt Wid1zenlia ]
uwazamy ich jak grezny5elemen1tt,
Me poWinnismy spogladac na no
Wego przybysza . nieufnoseia
lpodejrzeniem jak ma jakieggo kry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18

IfSG.. 1vTEES Gz-GEr N.5I
minaliste, lecz raczej poWinnismy
go przyjac jak goseia. Pozostanie
on naszym gosciem dopoki ME
:przyjmie t~utejszego obywatelst--
wa, a wtedy stanie sic jednym 2
mas, a czy to jake gosc czy tez
jake obywatel jest on cz{onkiem
naszego spoleczenstwa, a, jake ta-
XII powinien bye broniony pred
wszelkimi Observation-Disclosures alta
kami."
"Cudzoziemcom trzeba dac MOI
nose nauczenia sic jezyka angiel-
skiego. Me trzeba nasmiewac sic z
jego rodzinnej mowy i zmuszac
go do p%oswiecenia swej indywidu-
alnosci, a czesto i zarobku ola O.
trzymania tych wiadomosci, a VIA
snie nalezy mu ulatwic stycznose
z tymi, kt6rzy znaja jezyk angiel
ski i nalezy mu wykazac dobre
strony obywatelstWa, ably go "a
checic do starania sic 0 ME-"
Rady te okaza sic doskona}ym
ssrodkiem do wsp6lnego ezynu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
Dr.: Edwin S. Muir, jeden :
najlepszych doktorowi.ch chi
rurgow ME zyje.

w poniedzia4ek 0 IL 80 rano u
mari w SVEN mieszkaniu pod mr..
226 zach. 5 ul. doktor Edwin S.
Muir, LEGACY 48 lat, a pogrzeb cd
byl sic we wtorek pc po1udniu.
Cd p6}tora roku doktor Muir
cierpia1 ma nerwowosc, lecz pomi
mo tego podczas epidemii influen
zy o%statniej zimy, doktor Muir
odwiedzia1 chorych d MEM i noca
i to, zdaje sic, podkopa}o jego
zdrowie do ostatka.
Me zwaza1 ma rade swych PREY
;jaci61 lekarzy ably sic usunac cd
piracy, i dopiero try tygodnle to-
mu, zmuszony by} opuscic sw6j
offs.
DR.. Muir w dw6ch terminach
sprawowa1 urzad majora miasta,
pierwszy raz cd 1907 do 1909 a
drugi raz cd 1913 do 1915. By} on
takze koronerem miejskim przez
cztery lata. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
POCZTA

Washington, D. G. Otto Prae-
ger, drugi Asystent Generalnego
Poczmistrza zaWiadamia, re obec-
ME poczta powietrzna pomiedzy
miastami New York a Chicago, pc
po1aczenin linii p6lnocnej z polud
:niowa, kursuje regu1arnie. Aero
plan zabiera poetic New Yor.kl l1l
o godzinie .6tej rane przybywa 2
. gpdzinie lei pc pofad-
niu do Chicago. lynn sposobem
.miiasta San Franeiscoee sseattttle,,Los
Angeles j iinne otrzymuja poczte 2
New Yorku, wczesniej o#24 ggodzn
anizeli posyIana kolejami.
Poczta po6lnocy do New Yor:
.ku Jest odbierana Y Chicago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
SPRAWY INDIAN

Washington. Komisarz doSpraw
Indianskich w swoim rocznym IA
porcie, donosi, re W Stan. Zjedn.
jest obecnie. 336,243 Indian i licz
ba ich wzrasta poniewaz smiertel-
nose wsr6d mich jest "a ma kazdy
tysiac, a rodzi sic % ma kazdy ty
siac. Edukacya Indyan jest pro
wadzona W rezerwacyach i W
dziennych szko}ach zostajacych
pod kontrola rzadu, pozatem W
rezerwacyach jest wiele szk6} mi mi.
syjnych, wielu Indyan wstepuje
r66wniez i do szk6l publicznych. W
ostatnim roku we wszystkich szko
ZACH pobiera}o nauke 63,476 die
cj Indyanskiich.
RAPPORT dalej w~ykazuje, re pod
czas wojny " Armii Stan. Zjedn,
sluzy1o $4,000 Indyan pozostali
zas W domu Indyanie zakupili:p pc
zyczek wolnnosciowych "a og6lna
sumo SEC; ood,ooo czyli $50 ma glo
we. Cd czasu do czasu Prezydent
snaznacza specyalna komisye, ska
dajaca sic Z filantrop6w , kt6rzy
rezerwaoye Indyan, badaja tam.
Etejsze stosunki j robia polece,
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
Niemiec strzeli1 do ch}opca MEDIA
leko jackson i sobie odeb-
rad zYcie.

John Laugehn niemiecki wr6g
aliant6w, 20 lat starry ME zyje, a
Mark Emerson, 19sto letni chic
pax znajduje sic W szpitalu W
niebezpiecznym stanie jake rezul-
tat strzelania, kt6re mialo miejsce
w Sioux Valley, kilka mil cd
Jackson, MINI. Langdehn strzeli4
i niebezpiecznie zranil Emersona
a potem sam sic zastrzelif, gdy O.
toczony zesta} warta kt6ra PREY
by1a ably go aresztowac, ma skar-
&c kobiety, re Langdehn zagraza
sasiedztWu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
WinOna bedZje mOze pod
staWa p6fn0cnO Zach0d-
mich lOtnik0W.

Dwanascie amerykanskich aero
plan6w, kt6re w sierpniu przez
p61nocny zach6d, zatrzymaja sic
prawdopodobnie przez diva dni w
Winonie ably porobic dalsze PREY
gotowania do podr6zy, jak kon--
gresham Sydney Anderson do
ni6s} w tych dniach panu II. Is.
Watkins re stowarzyszenia pre-
mys}owc6w aeroplany leciec beda
cd jednego wybrzeza do drugiego.
Winona przeznaczona bedzie jake
miejsce ladowania j. stacya pocz-
ty napowietrznej Aeroplany roz--
poczna sw6j lot oko}o 1 sierpnia
osiegna Winone oko}o logo slerp
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
Major miasta zwo1ad ma posiedze
ME zarzad miejsh W celu u
planowania pola potrze
-. bnego ola lotnikow

Major j. A. Protz zwo}a} specy
alne posiedzenie radnych MAS
ia, kt6re sic odby1o W srode pc
po}udniu o 5tej godzinie, W .celu
rozpatrywania i wybrania pola W
tenn miescie, kt6re mog}oby bye
ofiarowane do uzytku ME tylko
ola armii i wizytujacych maszyn
lotniczych,~ w}acznie ola propono-
wanej przemys}owej kompanii a
wiatycznej z Milwaukee. Ojcowie
miasta mieli zamiar udac sic ma
plac wystawy ma zachodniej. stro
ME 20 "a miastem i zbadac ziemie
cry ia bylaby odpowiednia azeby
ia wybrac ma pole ola lotnikow.
Pole jest 665 stop przez- 1900
stop rozleg}e. Skoro tylko estate
CINE plany beda zrobione beda pc
robione ulepszenia potrzebne do
awiatyki a reszta bedzie podda.
ma prezydentawi Alfredowi W,
Lawson Cd Lawson Aerline Trans
portation Co. W. Milwaukee. Be.
die to W formie z%aproszenia kom
panii do wybrania Winony ma cd
powiednie miejsce przystani ola
lotnictwa cd p~rzystani do PREY.
stani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18

Washington D. G.. Urzednicy
Biura Naturalizacyjnego PREY De
partamencie Piracy, przegladaJac
podania o naturalizacye nap1ywa
jace cd wstepujacych cd armii O.
kupacyjnej "a granica rekrutow,
zauwazyli, re znaczna liczba tako
wych pochodzi cd cudzoziemcow,
a to ola tego, re bedac W Armii
Okupacyjnej "a granica nadarza
i'm sic najlepsza sposobnosc 3D.
wiedzenia swoich rodzin w kraju,
czego innym sposobem uskutecz-
nicby ME mogli.
CT, kt6rzy juz wstapili do tel
armii So stanowczo zdecydowani
pozostac Amerykanskimi obywate
lami i korzystajac z moznosci lat
wiejszego otrzymania tych papie-
row. WiekszoSc wstepujacych do
tel armii liczy ponad % lat zycia'
Washington, D. G. Szescdziesie
ciu siedmiu~ zo1nierzy, kt6rzy ultra
Gill wzrok z powodu dzialan wo-
jennych, a kt6rzy byli pod opie-
ka lekarska w Roland Park szpj
talu W Baltimore, ~zostalo obecnie
! zwolnionych i Biuro Asekuracyi
Wojennego Ryzyka wyp}acic i'm
odszkodowanie cd daty ich niez-
dolnosci do piracy, pozatem otrzy
mywac beda premie asekuracyjne
2 DEPARTMENT. Wojny.
Niekt6rzy z tych zofnierzy po-
siadaja do pewnego stopnia IDOL
nose rozroznienia swait1a cd ciem
nosci, lecz z przemys}owcgo punk
tn widzenia uwazani SO "a zupe1-
ME ociemnia}ych i jake tacy O.
trzymywac beda powetowanie ME
zdolnosci do piracy w sumie 500
m~iesiecznie cd Biura Wojennego
Ryzyka, a dodatkowo "a zupe}na
niezdolnosc do piracy W sumie $57
so miesiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
Alzatczyk 0 Warszawie.

P. Niebecker, alzatczyk z Metzu
wcielony cd poczatku wojny do
armii niemieckiej i pos}any ma
front wschodni, znalaz1 sic w IL
stopadzie 1918 r. W Warszawie.R a
ZEN z 200 innymi zohierzami al
zackimi z armii niemieckiej zdo-
lal dostac sic do Francyi przez
Czechy, Jugos}awie i W1ochy. O.
becnie W tygodniku Lebiod6w LA
VIE" opisuje p. Niebecker.z mad
~zwyczajna %sympatya - dni pre-
wrotu W Warszawie i spos6b, W
jaki stolica Polski stara}a sic
przyjsc z pomoca Alzatczykom i
zadokumentowac swoja mifosc ku
Francyi.
"Polska zwiazana, -wycisnieta
przez try lata okupacyi, podnio-
s1a sic nagle z cudowna energia,
kt6ra zdaje sic czerpie z nieprze-
branego zasobu, a kt6ra. jest po-
driven swiata.
Opisawszy nastr6j miasta i see
ny charakterystyczne dnia 11go Ii
stopada 1918 r. przechodzi p. Me
becker do entuzyastycznego PREY
jecia, jake t1umy zgotowa}y sku-
piajacym sic z roznych formacyj
zo1nierzom alzackim.
Brzmialy okrzyki bez konca.-
DIVA narody gnebione przez d]u--
gle lata, uWolnione z jarzma, la
czy}y sic we wspolnej radosci.
Zaopatrzeni bylismy W .zywnosc
przez miasto Warszawe, potem'
przez Wade wojslk,owe. Hasa wo
jenna byla ola mas otwarta j mo.
gliismy Z niej czerpac bez zdawa-
mia rachunkow. Naturalnie korzy
stalismy z tego tylko wedle scis-
lei potrzeby. Chorych pomieszczo:
no " polskich szpitalach. Prey
dent gabinetu p. Wr6blewski IA
pewnif mas o najg1ebszej sympa--
tyi: Dyktator polski, brygadyer
Pilsudski postal nam swego adju-
tanta kapitana D}ugoszewskiego,.
ably mas wzia1 pod -opieke zanim
wr6cimy do Francyi.
coz dopiero movie 0 inicyaty-s
vie porywatnej2 Posylano nam pc
pierosy, tytoh, piwo, bilety do XII
nematograf6w teatr6w. Zaprosze-
MA ludnosci polskiejs padaly ma,
mas jak deszcz. Zabierano mas 2
ulicy.'
p. Niebecker wspomina re Wzru:
:szeniem zaproszenie inz. p. Szu-5
cha daWneggosfrancuskieggo zofnle-
rza q 187Ogoroku, potem opieke
naszych pie1egniarek, mad ehoryy-
mi, pogrzeb jednego 2 zolnierzy,
kt6dremu nie dane by1o Wr6cic. do
Lotaryngiiii j wspolu1dzziiaaal War
szaWy q ObehodZie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-18
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den dyfteryi jeden przypadek os
pic i jeden measle (odry.)