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London Money Market.

LONDON, Aug. 20. - Money. Sh per
emit discount rates. short bills. 7-l6 @
az per cent. three months bills Ss-lt
i3x per cent. gold premiums at LIS
BON. $50; consois for money closed 81 "
british S per cent loan. e4h; British
AZ per cent. loan, s7k. $50
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interest duo september !. 1913, on ~
Consolidated 40 Bonds VIII be payable
at the once OF the UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. No
- Wall street New York. on or after
september L. 1919.
The transfer books Of said bonds will
BE- closed August %, 1913, and reopened
MII.ERED j. MORCESTER sacrnihrY
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While the demoraliZed exchange re-
lEtions with England, France and italy
are not the sole cause, in the opinion
of experts, of the lowering of market
values they are, It Is said. contribut-
ing cause of large magnitude. Yester-
day the declines in stock prices ranged
from 2 to s points, with extreme net
losses Of 10 and IL points.
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Coffee Cables-RlO was 100 reIs lower at
1860 for No z. Exchange $500. lower at 14%.
Receipts II, 900 bags; stock, 602, coo. Santos
spots unchanged at 20s2Oe for Is. Receipts
10, OOo stock l,7s9.eco Futures Is to 225 rels
higher.
Receipts at theports 81. OOOO, against s., 900
last wear and 5000 two years ago. Sac Paulo
81, 0OO against SO, 900 and u, 600 Jundiahy l6,
OOO against $4,000 and $4,000. Santos cleared
O., 900 bags for New York.
Fine weather reported in all districts Of Sac
Paulo. Temperatures Il to 7s
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
NEW YORK TELEPHONE co.
30-Year Sinking Fund 60 Gold Debenture
Bonds. Duo February ]. l949.

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given provided in
Article v. of the lndenture dated February
/. 1919, of the New York Telephone Com
pany TO the Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York, as Trustee, that the under
signed at Its office No. 40 Broadway, New
York City, will receive until 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Wednesday, August 81. 1919.
offers for the sale to It as Trustee OF
sufficient bonds OF the above issue at not
exceedthg l4bGo OF par and accrued interest
TO exhaust the sum OF One Hundred eighty
seven thousand Ave hundred GlS75OO
dollars, held in the Sinking Fund.
The Trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all offers Offers should he sealed
and addressed to the Trust Department,
and made subject to acceptance In part
thereof
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY CHARLES II. SABIN, President.
Dated New York. August 5, 1919,
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Local spots, so.75c. New Orleans. so.lsc.
LIVERPOOL CABLES

Isssd sales 1000 bales, including Loo xmeri s
can; imports 1900. all American. Futures
opened quiet. Is TO % points advance; closed
steady, at net advance Of 10 u. 81 points.
August closed Il. SD. October, I9,13d De
cember. 10. 26d.; January, ls.2Sd.; March,
10. SD. May, 1884. Manchester-Yarns
stead.ar cloths Ii more demand.
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EGGS, Receipts. 1880 cases, Fresh
sats'rf siosss [:' rst 9. seconds
10. i. SO 9lOc. No, and poorer. :og
ssc.; under grades, a5Gssc.; Refrigerated
hrsts' buyer assuming charges, .sS5s;;
hne to fancy, es9esc. fair to prime. 50
0s5c.; .sathered whites. common to
P Press Sac freish a' $50 SSsess other
western and Southern, gathered whites.
IS Csc; state. Pennsylvanls and nearby,
ered Brown asa mSsd eoos: graded
fancy. 5s86sc.; fair to prime. as 952e.
FLOUR AND MEAI-spring patents
u2.25 Q12.75; spring clears, ssso9lo,25
1910; new Kansas straights, slo.soan.4o
Rye -four aulet; fair to good; IS o S 40;
SS ooE to tapay per 100 bs cSPn
eT gran I $50 Fesd@clty QUIET; bran
lS SG Dog 'fS aat 80 hsA sSo @dsps S2 M
standard middlinrs, $500 So; hour MID!
sseSs' TsS7s; oil II meal. $3.50 nominal in
100 ID sacks
FRUITS. DRIED APPLES - Evap-
GRATED. far western ib,' 2292sc.; State,
FRUITS, FREsH-APPLEs-st fancy,
bsk.. Sl25dS; Transparent, fancy. bsk.
H:25a2; Transparent. small and poor
bsk., SOC. $3.50; Wealthy, Dbl. 500;
Red Astrachan, Dbl. ssg5; Duchess. Dbl,
NI750. PEARS-Clapp's Favorite, bsk,
81. so 225; Bell, bsk., $4,000. PEACHES
Oklahoma, liberia. blu. bsk., $3.50; Mis-
souri,. liberia, crate; soc. 9il25; West
men and champion: crate. 75c; S;I;25:
Bell. crate. Sl91.50; Belle OF Georgis
crate slg1.75 liberia, crate 1l92
PLUMs1sOuthern; bsk; soG?5c. up
crate, sl9125: up river, crate. :19l.25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ut, 10000;
average, Of, 10QlSc. HUCKLEBERRIE S
81 A. 100 sisoc oRAN 81 ESMcaIIfoERs
doz,, s1.25Q2.50. MUSKMELOSS-Tur
lock, crate, sl.25a225: Maryland, crate,
1Ss S'2S Ne% Mexico I pink meat pony
75c. 8s1,25. OSTRICH EGG MELONS
caicPnia M and AT1Snn GSse SOgs
SANTA CLAUS MELONs-Calitornia
crate, 12@3. WATERMELONS-Sout
ern, car. $4,000 400
MOLAssEs-Centrifugsl common. $50
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Mexico Extern. sterl. IS OF 49, 1916. e..
Mexico Extern. gold Is OF "a, 1854. So
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
BRANDON NEWS

Mrs F. E. Kingsley attended the
Addison Cunty Library meeting al
Bristol Friday.
Mrs. Walter Thorpe went Friday t.
Washington, D. c., to visit her daugh
ter, Miss Mae Thorpe
Arthur Landon has received an ap
pointment as mail carrier on route No
and will begin his duties June l.
Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Boodwir
have gone to Hubbardton where they
will manage Eagle cottage this summer
The students of the high school vii
present the musical comedy, "Ill Say
She Does" next Wednesday evening
in the town hall.
c. r. Prime has let the contract
for rebuilding the Prime and Walker
blocks which were burned in the recent
fire to B. A. Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cahee have
received word that their son, Robert
Cahee, was recovering from pneumonia
in a hospital in France.
A barn in Goshen owned by Levi,
Baird was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground last Friday
night The barn was empty, and the
loss is small
The local Red Cross headquarters
have been closed for the summer. All
work will be taken in and given out
at the home Of the president, Mrs. c.
7 Bralev of Carver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Bissell went yes
terday to Antrim, n H., to open the
Gray Stone lodge for the summer. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brockman will be
employed at the Lodge this summer
The committee of the Business Mems
Association. which had i ncharge plans
for celebrating the home coming Of
soldiers, has decided to wait until a
larger number of Brandon boys have
returned.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Frances
Jones and Edward l. Kenny, which oc-
Cured May at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. Kenny was a former resident OF
this town.
There will be a game of baseball at
Forestdale next Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock between the Athletic club nine
and nine from Ludlow The game
will be played on the new Athletic
field. There will be a dance in the
evening.
At the annual meeting OF the Pansy
circle of the Kings Daughters these
officers were elected for one year:
Leader, Mrs. F. A. Thomas; vice-lead-
err Mrs. E. A. Griswold; secretary,
Mrs. A. w. Hendry; treasurer, Mrs. w,
G.. King. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Thomas at her home
on Franklin street.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30

Insurance Department.
There were issued during the month
licenses to III insurance companies
and to 4SO5 agents and brokers. The
work of checking up and auditing the
annual statements of the insurance
companies for the business year end
ing December 81, 1918, required by law
to be made by the companies, is being
continued.
Public Service Commission.
The public service commission has
investigated five accidents during the
month of April, has held public hear
ings in 8 cases, has investigated in
formal complaints, issued reports
relative to petitions before it and has
certificate to do business in Vermont
granted an extension of the original
during April l, 1920, to twenty public
utility companies.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
s1,O16,7O7.36
Commissioner of Agriculture.

Commissioner of Agriculture.
Marketing: Addresses given at 3
creamery meetings. Assisted in or
ganizing 2 cooperative creameries and
securing markets for the output OF 4
creameries. Assisted in marketing
maple sugar and syrup. Market CON
ditions in New York City and New
England states investigated. There
seems to be prospects Of heavy exports
of condensed milk, butter and cheese,
which may be expected to result in
high prices for dairy products in this
country for this coming season.
Dairy Manufacturing Thirteen
creameries we're visited and given as
sistance in such problems as handling
surplus milk, pasteurization Of cream,
testing, remodeling buildings, etc Reg
ulations we're drawn up governing the
sampling and testing of milk and cream
under the new laws relating to this
subject.
Creamery Inspection: Twenty-Five
creameries and shipping stations WIS.,
tied 1886 samples of milk and cream
tested for butter fat. 300 samples Of
milk tested for sediment Is tests
made for moisture in butter
Contrasting Work: Half of the
cow-testing associations were visited
and assistance given men in charge
Regular monthly reports of each herd
in the association work are now be-
ing received so that a comparison Of
high producing herds in comparison
with the different associations can be
made. Five associations were partly
organized and would start operations
if testers could be found.
Commissioner of Weights and
Measures.
Inspections have been made during
the month in As towns, 271 stores be-
ing visited. AS a result Of requests
made upon the department by states
attorneys, inspections were made by
this department in two counties and
prosecutions resulted three convic-
lions being secured
Commissioner of Taxes.
During the month of April the dis
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
A MISTAKE MADE BY MANY

Don't wait for rheumatism to indi-
cate diseased kidneys. When you suf-
fer pains and aches by day and sleep
disturbing bladder weakness by night,
feel tired, nervous and run down, the
kidneys and bladder should be restored
to healthy, strong and regular action.
1t is a mistake to postpone treatment.
Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys in
sound healthy condition and keep them
active and strong Begin taking today.
Good results follow the first dose
Frost's Pharmacy, So Main St.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30

The new army instead Of numbering
mere 1000 or so, will be 10000
strong. and, instead Of tramping.
will travel in more or less luxurious
motor cars and by train.
1t will be an army of defence for
demon rum. Those facts were out
lined by Cen Coxey, who came to
Baltimore at the invitation of the
26th ward prohibition leaders to
address a meeting at the Grand
Theatre.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
coXEY PLANS FRESH MARCH ON
CAPITAL.
This Time 10000 Men Are to Call
For Repeal Of Dry Law

Baltimore-That another invasion
of Washington by another Coxeys
army is possible, was admitted by
Cen Jacob Sechler Coxey himself
the Leonidas of the labor cohort Of
Is years ago.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30

You can compound your interest and
further assist your Government by re-
investing your Liberty Bond coupons
in War s7vi1qe Stamps.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30

Don't let your dollars loaf. If you
own Second Liberty Loan Bonds, take
your interest coupons to the postoffice
today and exchange them for Thrift
or War Savings Stamps.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30

BY putting your money into WaT
Savings Stamps you will be helping
yourself.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30

II you provide against the "ralny
day" by buying War Savings Stamps,
there will be no "rainy day"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
Summaries Of April Reports
OF State Departments to
Board of Control

tribution of stockholders lists to town
clerks and listers, involving the check
ing of approximately $4,000 cards and
the making of $4,000 changes and new
cards, was done by the department
The list of corporations whose char
tiers were revoked for failure to pay
their annual tax and file returns was
made up as was also the list of do
nestle corporations which have filed
returns, Copies of the tax laws pass
ed at the recent session of the legis,
lature were distributed to listers.
Fish and Game Department.
During the month of April 6S set line
licenses were issued.
In Windham county general per.
NIT has been issued, and published in
the county papers, permitting persons
holding a hunting license to take the
coarse species, pike, pickerel and Ger
man carp by shooting from April 18th
until May 18th. This permit covers
the waters known as the meadows,
bordering the eastern bank Of the Con
necticut river, from Vernon to Bel
lows Falls. Under the same permit
suckers may be taken by any method
except poisoning, ETC., between the
same dates as above.
This same policy has been adopted
by special permits in the tributaries
of Lake Morey and Lake Fairlee, in
Orange county, and in the Mississquoi
River below the dam at Swanton vii
lage. The policy being to make avail
able as many coarse fish as possible
for food.
The demand has been very heavy
for brook trout fry for private stock
ing. $4,000 fry have been shipped
from the hatcheries to fill these or
ders, and on application for public
waters. Fish are now advanced to the
feeding stage, and losses are below the
average for the past two years
Pike perch propagation work, in CO
operation with the United States Blu
reau of Fisheries, has been going on
at West Swanton, and large number
of eggs have been secured This work
is now on at Milton, and the limit of
our capacity at the Burlington station,
3O,OOO,OOO to 35,OOO,OOO fry, is assured
At Caspian Lake the first step has
been taken toward the restoration of
this important body of water to its
former prestige as a resort for anglers.
oCCOlo ulOOh, IHe spa "nluS 5lOuHu
for steelhead trout, has been closed
until June LIST, and special warden
service installed.
At Chittenden dam in Rutland coun-
ty, under an arrangement with the
United States Bureau of Fisheries,
steelhead trout are being taken for
purposes. This work is
under the supervision of Superinten-
dent NJ. E. Merrill, of the Bureaus
Auxiliary Station at Holden. The
states portion of fry from the eggs
secured will be planted in the waters
tributary to the lake.
State Institutions.
The population of the state institu-
tons was as follows:
Males Females
House of correction "A 8
State prison 100 10 I
State hospital for the
insane 349 361
School for feeble-minded 80 50
Insurance Department.
There were issued during the month
licenses to III insurance companies
md 10 42nS apents and hrnkers The
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
THRIFTOGRAMS

Money invested IN War Savings
Stamps is never idle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
Frost's Pharmacy, So Main St.

Health lies in labor and there is no
royal road to it but through toll.
Wendell Phillips
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-05-30
$1,O16,7O7.36.
Financial Statement.

Disbursements for the month;
Auditors orders paid thro'
month of April. ...$ 663'32O.25
Cash balance, April 80, 1919 S53,3S711
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJsKIE.

- Aresztowany zosta1 w. Biz
ker, pnr. 1851 N. Dearborn ul.,
gdy w s~uterenach jego mieszka-
MIA znaleziono 5 galonow wodki
o sile ITO proof. Zrobil ia tai
ME z materyaiow, ktore otrzymal
z browaru McAvoy Brewing Co.
= Kapitan Shelby Cullom
Chapman, ktory TAX sprytnie po-
zowaf ma bohatera awiatycznego,
ma pierwszego ,,asa z asow anne
rykanskich", re stall sic lwem sa-
lonowym, wczoraj zostai aresz-
towany. gdyz blaga. sic wykryia'
Przyznai sic do wszystkiego pred
majorem R. B. Crockett j innymi
oficerami siuzby wywiadowczej
armii amerykanskiej. Przyznai
sic, re nigdy ME byi lotnikiem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

way'a, wczoraj uzyskai cd sedzie-
60 Kerstena W saddle kryminal-
nym zezwolenie ma nowy process.
Cook miai zabic w. Broadway,
starego i zamoznego Kawalera,
ktory sic zalecai do jego lT-sto-
~letniej cork wbrew zyczeniom
OLGA, kt6ry sadzii, re Broadway ME
ma przyzwoitych intencyi.
- Juz zebrano $5,5OO,oOO do
funduszu, ktory ma wynosiG
$17,0O0,OoO ma budowe budyn-
kow ola wydzialu medycznego
(zwanego Rush Medical College)
PREY Uniwersytecie Chicagoskim
PREY Midway Plaisance. Wydziat
bedzie take obejmowai zaklad
ola wyzszych study6w medycz-
nych (research work..
- Superintendent szxo, pub
licznych Chadsey oswiadczy}
wczoraj, re ostro postapi re straj
kujacymi uczniami re szkoiy WY
szej Harrison, ktorzy zadaja PREY
wileju opuszczenia budynku szkol
nego W ciagu szesciu godzin, W
ktorych odbywaja sic wykiady.
= Trzej sedziowie federalni
Lands, Page i Baker, zasiadaja-
cy w ssdzie dystryktowym Sta
now Zjednoczonych, wczoraj pod
trzymali wyzsze raty telegraficz-
ne, kt6re ustanowii pocztmistrz
generalny Burleson iako glowny
administrators federalny linii tele-
graficznych. Sedziowie wydali
tymczasowy zakaz, ,zabraniaiacy
w}adzom stanowym przedsiewzie
cia jakiejkolwiek akcyi, ktoraby
H.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

~ odstawic wozami motorowy-
mi natychmiast ma kolej ,,Michi-
gan Central Railroad" Car load
service Dept. Scale Section, 40
East S. Water str K Wa
ter ul.) - ma miejscu nalezy a
pytac o pana Reader, ktory wszel
kich informacyi udzieli. gdzie ia
kowe nalezy sk}adaG. Prosimy
wszystkich to u~czynic zaraz,
gdyz jest tam gotowych w rezer-
vie kilka wagonow, kt6re male
zy natychmiast skrzyniami napeA
mic. Ma skrzyniach z zywnoscia
prosimy wyraznie pisat, re "a
wieraja zywnost, gdyz takowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

nigdy ME otrzymai medalu "a
bohaterstwo, ami nawet zadnej
wzmianki. Slyszal tylko kilka wy
strzal6w armatnich i byl istotnie
kapitanem i ma tenn konczylo sic
.jego doswiadczenie wojenne. Ii
czy lat %. Pochodzi z Chicago.
Konczyi tutaj szkoiy. Uczeszczai
take ma Uniwersytet Chicagosh,
Instytutu Sztuk i mial zatrudnie-
ME handlowe w Chicago. Uda}
sic wlasnym kosztem do Francyi
i tam siuzyl W korpusie ambu-
lansowym.
Wczoraj z~astrzelil sic W
strzelnicy pnr. 434 s. State ul'
dr.. James w. Martin z Nowegc
Yorku. DR.. Martin, gdy wszed},
poprosii o karabin i daf Is centow
funkcyonaryuszowi. Wypalii kill
ka razy, "a kazdym razem trafia-
jac g%liniane goiebie, poczem lufe
umieScii w ustach i pociagnai "a
cyngiel. Wezwano ambulans poll
cyjny. Gdy go wieziono do szpi-
tala. powiedzial, re zycie mt sic
sprzykrzylo. w piet minut poz-
niej umarl. Liczyl lat IS. w kie-
szeniach znaleziono papiery, kto-
re go W zupeinosci identyfiko-
waIy. Mai takze w k:eszenie bon
DIV wolnoSciowe ma $500. Zbadano
|jego papiery w hotela Fort Dear
born. Uwiadomiono brata jego W
Waukegan. Wlasciwego powodu
samob6jstwa ME wybadano.
= J, Norman Cook, ktory ME
dawno temu uznany zostal win
nym zamordowania w. E. Brad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
Z Sekcyi Ratunko-
wei Polek PREY Wy
dziale Narodowym.
WAzNE ZLECENIA.

Ola wszystkich subkomitet6w
Sekcyi Ratunkowej Polek PREY
Wydziale Narodowym w Chicago
i okolicy. \
Wszystkie subkomitety dziel--
nicowe w Chicago i ma pred
miesciach, ktore zajmowaly sic
zbieraniem odziezy i ~zywnosci
ola biednych Rodakow W Polsce
proszone So o nadeslanie ma adres
Wydziaiu Narodowego, 2l3S
Pierce ave. Chicago, dokiadnych
sprawozdah co do zawartoSci wy
sianych skrzyh, z odzieza, bieliz-
ma oraz zywnoscia ola Polski.
Chcac wykazat co Polacy W Chi
cago zebrali podczas Rampant
zbierania odziezy, sprawozdania
tie sd nam koniecznie potrzeDne,
wobec tego usilnie prosimy wy
slac nam takowe mozliwie zaraz,
tax ably wszystkie byly w naszym
posiadaniu pred czwartkiem.
Skrzynie n~alezycie obite meta
lowemi obreczami, l*5re So zu-
peinie gotowe do. wysyiki, male
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
KSIAzE JOACHIM CHCE
ZYS w

Geneva, 10. kwietnia. Byly
ksiaze Joachim, najmSodszy syn
.esarza Wilhelma, spodziewa sic
wyemigrowac pc zawarciu poko-
ia do Ameryki. Przybyi on ostat-
aio z Berlina do Szwajcaryi,
sdzie pozostanie do czasu zawar-
ia pokoju. acknowledgements ga
lupili wielkie dobra W poblizu
Lugano, gdzie byiy CESAR Will
aelm spodziewa sic spedzie reSzte
,wego zycia ma wygnaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
NIEPoKoJ TRIVIA MA
ORE

Seoul, Is. kwietnia. - Agita--
rya niepodlegSoSciowc6w korean
skich trivia W dalszym ciagu. ia
ponczycy staraja sic zgniesc ten
ruch. wskutek czego ludnoSc Ko-
rel MOVIE poniossa straty W zabi-
tych i rannych. Seoul jest spo--
kojne. Ma reprezentacye amery--
kanskiego konsula. ably japoncy
cywile przestali nosic pafki ma u
leach, rad japohski usunai tych
1udzi i obconarodowcy zostali "a
pewnieni, re ludzie CT ME ukaza
sic wiecej ma ulicach.
Toxic, Is. kwietnia. - Biuro
wojenne japohskie ogiosifo. re pc
wieksza swa zaloge ma Korei o
szeSc puAkow piechoty i 400 IAN
darmow, poniewaz rozruchy PREY
braiy grozny charakter i rozsze-
rzyIy sic ma Gala Koree.
ZABURZENIA w INDYACH.
Londyn, Is. kwietnia. Do
rozruch6w przyszlo w Lahore
AHahabad, W Indyach: wsrod Ia
5itych znajduja sic take Euro
oejczycy, donosi sprawozdanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
~TsIsgramy ~zagTaniezns.
Dokonczenie re strongly ~l-szei.

IA propagandy W Stanach Zjedn.,
zamianowany zostal ministrem
finansow na miejsce DR.. Schiff--
"a, ktory zrezygnowai ubieglego
tygodnia, m6wi Tagleblatt.
PoWSzEcHNY STRAJK 1-go
MAJA.
Berlin, 15. kwietnia. - Ma 1go
maja komuniSci przygotowuja pc
wszechny strajk po caiych Mem
czech. Burzuszya zatem zrobiia
pomySke. kiedy gfosowala pre-
civ ogioszeniu tego dnia "a swie-
to narodowe, jak to chcieli uczy-
mic umiarkowani socyalisci, spo-
dziewajsc sic, re W ten sposob u
bija plan komunistow.
z ROSYI.
Kopenhaga, ID. kwietnia. -
Wszyscy me1czyzni W Rydze
miedzy rokiem IS 80 zostalr
zmobiizowani przez bolszewi-
kow, mowi depesza z Libawy do
biura prasy iotyskiej. Bolszewiki
pochwycili takze 300 wybitnych
obywateli jake zakladnikow j Ia
brazil ich do Rosy, Otwartemu
buntowi zapobiegaja tylko boil
szewfki Srodkami terroru.
. Londyn, 10. kwietnia. = Leon
Trockij, rosyjski minister wojny
i marynarki. przyznaje sic do kle-
SKI ma wschodzie. Depesza jego
pochwycona tutaj, opiewa: -
.Wszystkfe nasze wysiiki musza
bye obecnie skierowane ma front
wschodni, ma ktorym jedynie po-
nieSli$my kfeski; musimy wysla6
stare i doSwiadczone wojska ma
ten front. Koniecznem jest dla
mas odzyskac Ekaterynburg,
Perm i Ufe."
Helsingfors, Is. kwietnia. -
Osm os6b zostaio aresztowanych
w Viborgu "a usiiowane wywo--
fanie rewolucyi. Planowanem by
10 wysadzic W powietrze Klub O.
ficerski, most i skiad amunicyi
rownoczesnie z atakiem bolsze--
wiokim ma Finlandye. Podobny
bunt przygotowywano take w
Szwecvi i Norwegii.