davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
(Ciag dalsZy.)

Pewnego dnia, gdy Bogumi1 by1
.zupemie p%rzytomny, zajecha} po-
w6z ~podrozny, z%aprzezony cztere-
ma konmi pred dom i wysiadla z
. niego hrabianka Marya Bielczyn-
ska: wraz Il Pedrem.
. Msciwa kobieta otrzymawszy
doniesier;c Hiszpana, wvhrala sic
natychniast w arcge. Pedro ocze.
kiwal IA MA we wsi O dWie mile
cd Kukowa odleglcj. Tam zatem
otrzyma]a .juz wiadomosc 0 stanie
zdrowia znienawidzonei sWej ofia
ny ! um6wila sic re swym Wsp6]nl
klein, jak maja postepow*c t5oje:
Dokt6r przyjaf odwiedzai acych
i dal i'm do zrzoumienia, re dnh
togo widzicc sic Z Kaminskim ME
NIGGA.
- Me przyjmuje zadnych wy
m0wek, - rzekf IA to Hiszpan-
DO widze, re pan umyslnie trzy--
masz mnie zdaleka cd Kaminskie~
90 i stan jego przedstawiasz w
gorszem -swietle niz jest w istoc;e.
Zapominasz pan chyba O tenn, re
moge pana zgubic w kazdej chwi-
Il, vice powinicnes bye uleg1y mo
jej wolf.
- Wprawdzie skutkiem niesz--
czesliwego wypadku dosta}em sic
w panskic rece, - odpowiedzia}
dokt0r, - ale ME wolnikiem pam
skim ~:jcszcze ME jestem. Obowia-
EEK moi, jake lekarza, kaze mi
wzbronic panu widzenie pana b.
gumila i usluchasz pan tego, jesli
masz SERGE. IMAM stosunek, .jaki
panstwa lacey z Kaminskim do
da1 20 kr6tkim milczeniu i WIEN,
re VASE -widok moze wywrzec ma
niego szkodliwe w~razenie.
-Chocby go mial zabic,-przer
wa}a Marya %lekarzowi, - ia mu-
SIZE widziec Ka~minskiego.
= Naprzod doktorze, = rzekf
Pedro, nie=sluchamy wymowek
uzyjemy silly, jezeli dobrowolnie
ME wykonasz naszej wolf.
Poczekajcie, .pah6stWo jeszcze
pare godzin, ->perswadowa} jesz
cze dokt6r, kt6ry ME ~spodziewa}
sic tax wczesnej wizyty, = pocze
kajcie do jutra, zebym 60 m6g}
przygotowac.:..
- OszczetHt pan sobie tego tru
du, - odparl Pedro, niedelikat--
nie odpychajac .doktora, ivy
k1istny :znierzae presto do: celu,
idziemy vice do. Kaminskiego,czy
sic to panu podoba czy ME.
Pc tych .stanoWczo wypowledzla
nych s1owaeh, DIAL hrabiance Bel :
czyiiskiej znak, azeby poszla "a
nim i Wszed} w korytarz.
Uprzedzmy tych msciwych go
Sell wejdzmy< wprz6d do Bogumi
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

IaStaJemy go SplacegO. ffzy
jego f6zku siedzi Halina, natural
ME ciagle jeszcze W mezkiem pre-
braniu i czuwa mad kazdem jego
tchnieniem.
Sadzi1a ona, re Bogumi} pogra-
zony by1 we snie sprowadzonym
przez narkotyk i kohczacym sic O
oznaczonej godzinie Me wiedzia-
la re tym razem dokt6r ME zadal
cierpiacemu takiego srodka i ger
wafa sic przestraszona, gdy Ka-
mihski nagle oczy otWorzy1. VIE
dzac, zaS, il zar6wno wielka ra--
dose jak wielkie cierpienie, moze
zupe1nie zrujnowac SLIME nadwe-
rezony system nerwowy chorego,
chcia1a uciec.
Ale Bogumif juz ia widziaf, juz
promien radosci %rozjasnil jego
blada twarz.
- Me uchodz, s1once mojego
zycia, - zawola}, - zostan PREY
.mnie ukochana! .
Halina. stane1a.. przycisne}a re
ce do bijacego Iona, zwr6ci}a sic
w po1owie do Bogumila. ME by
la W stanie panowac mad swojemi
uczuciami i W chwile potem by1a
juz PREY boku ukochanego.
- Bogumile, MOI Bogumile,
vice widzimy sic znowu? sep
ta1a okrywajac twarz jego CORA
cemi poca}unkami.
- By}em ciagle PREY tobie, -
rzekl Bogumii odpowiadajac ma
iej p~ieszczoty, = BOZ snow }askaw
sly czesto ma chorych niz ma zdro
w,ych, ola mnie by1 prawdziwym
dobroczynca i tw6j luby obraz
stawa} mi bezustannie pred oczy-
ma. Ale czyliz ia ME MARIE i te-
raz?
- Me, ME, ia rzeczywiscie try
mann Gle W objeciach, - odpowie
dzia1a. Halina, - przyby1am tn,
azeby Gle ochronic pred zaczep-
kami twoich nieprzyjaci6l axe
by Gle ocalic.
= Moich nieprzyjaci6l. -. 0
mich take snilo. mi sic, odpo-
wiedzia1 Bogumil z wzdrygnie--
MEM, = widzia}em lotra Narazi-
ia grozacego mojej matce, widzila
lem jak przykladal szty1et do jej
piersi i ME mog}em mic uczynic
Ola, jej ocalenia. . widzia}em hra
bine Bielczynska. widzialem O.
wego Hiszpana, ktory kiedys mo
:je miejsce zajal W wiezieniu.. O.
boje oni tamowali moje rugby
cieszyli sic z moich meczarn. Oh!
przeczuwam wielkie nieszczescia,
- doda} po kr6tkiem milczeniu,
II ubolewam mad TEN, re los po}a
cyl Gle re NINA.
-Pogumile coz to "a s1owa? =
rzek1a Halina, = ranisz mi SERGE
najbolesniej przemawiajac W ten
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
S313;& CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS l;1aiki

Chcia1 sic rzucic ma starca, po-
chwycic-. go "a gard1o i wykonac
swoja pogrozke, ale dwaj s1uzacy
doktora, nauczeni jak maja poste
powac, rzucili sic ma niego i poke
nall go predko.
Dwaj inni staneli PREY hrabian-
ce Bielczynskiej, ME pozwalajac
jej zrobic najmniejs zego ruchu.
Wpadlismy W zasadzke, =
zawo1a1a hrabianka - co to INA
cry doktorze?
= S1ysza1as PAM, - odpar} do
kt6r, = zycze sobie azeby hrabia
Kaminski pozostal wzupe1nymsp o
koju i got6w jestem powr6cic pan
stwu wolnosc, jezeli natychmiast
opuscicie moi dom i zobowiazecie
sic nigdy do niego ME powracac.
Ma swietego Jak6ba z Kom
postelliy to zuchwale zadanie!-
wo1af Hiszpan trzymany przez
dw6ch silnych s1uzacych, ME
|poddam sic temu nigdy!
= Jestesmy pokonani i must
my uczynic, to, czego ten cz}owiek
49,. -. 80
zada, = rzek1a Marya Bielczy4s-
ks, rzuciwszy ma Haline; wzrokiem
ssmiertelnej nienawisci, poddaj
sic, Don Pedro, poddaj sic konie-
cznosci!
- Me! - krzykna1 Pedro, -
ME poddaje sie!!.. Ten siwowfosy
1ctr odpowie mi "a to! Zabic go!
Pieniac sic Y wscieklosci czynil
rozpaczne wysilenia, azeby sic wy
dobyc z rak s1uzacych By}o to je
dnakze daremne: Ludzie ci byli
slim i zdecydowani %poskromic Hi
szpana badz co badz.
= Badz spokojny, DO zabije Gle:
ma miejscu!! - szepna} jeden z
Mich Hiszpanowi do ucha.
Don Pedro! trzeba sic pod
dac, = rzek1a hrabianka, zakli
nam pana, ME staWiaj oporu!
- Me, -.:odparl uparty Pedro
- ME ustapie, Me wyjde z :tego
domu, chyba raGzem 2 Kaminskim
= A ia ma to: ME pozwole
rzekl 1ekarz, jestes pan moim
wiiezniem, panic Don Pedro, dope.
XII hrabia Kaminski ME bedzie
pred panem bezpieczny. Gdy sic
dostanie "a granice bedziesz pan
m6g1 sic .udac, gdzie ci sic podo-
ba. PAM zas, = dodal zwracajac
sic do hrabianki, jestes wolna,
= ale radze PAM ME przedsiebrac
re- "~- r.| s-E-
zadnego kroku nieprzyjaznego
przeciwko hrabi Kaminskiemu.
Nam srodki ma odparcie wszel--
kich PAM przeciw MENU zama--
chow, tax, re kazdy clos, ktory--
bys wymierzyla spad4by ma pania!
= Me wiierz temu 1otrowi hra-
bianko! - krzyczal Hiszpan, ~
co on moze zrobic.? Mic mic zupe1
ME, DO zgubilby sam. siebie, gdy-
by sic zdradzil . tenn, re Kamin-
ski zyje! .
= A k1t6zz panu powiada, re ME
chez przyjac Observation-Disclosures "a
pope1niona pomyIke? odparl
dokt6r, = odkad wien re chcecie
Kaminskiego uzyc ma ofiare swej
zemsty, jestem zdecydowany Cd
dac go raczej w1adzy niz wan. Je
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28
1N4IlAARRlJs' Wlorek, ddaia a2srgo ssgezaia, 1919.

stem przeKOnany, ZeshamlnsK1 by
ofiara nieggodnej haniebnej intry,:.
81, nam nadziejje ze mi sic poWie:
die uzyskae wznowienie jego-pro
cesu, j ze bede mogl rozedrzec te
tkanine kamstw jaka 60 inttryga
osnula. Biada jego nieprzyjacio--
1om!
- Bronisz pan.nikczemnika!
zawoIa1a Marya,- strasznal pre-
wrotnosc Kaminskiego poznasz
zap6zno i bedziesz przeklinal chwi
le, " kt6rejj wystapiles v jego o
bronze!
Zobaczymy!! - rzeA dokt6r
i zwr6ciwszy sic raz jeszcze. do
Pedra, WezWal 60, ably Wyszedl j
ably sic ME wazyl napastowae vie
cej Kaminskiego.
Pedro kt6ry ehwilami rzucaI
EE a 60 -+-""l' - ~ 49,
sic jak szalony, ME chcial ma to
przystac spomimo nam6w Maryi j
miotal obelzyWemi slowy ma dok-
tora, Kaminskiego iHaline.
Postepowanie Pedra zmusilo do
ktora do =zmiany pierwotnie u1ozo
nego planu, pozbycia sic z 4domu
Hiszpana5i jego towarzyszki. Wi
dziaf sic zmuszonym zatrzymac go
pod kluczem. Oznajmi1 to Pedro
wi i kaza} 60 zamknac W dobrze o
k~ratoWanym pokoju cd strony O.
grodu, a hrabianke wezWal. pono-
;wnie, zeby opusci1a dom jego.
Marya Bielczynska widzac, re
z upartym Hiszpanem mic pora--
die niepodobna, wysz}a.
W piec minut potem siedzia1a
juz W swej podr6znej karecie i cd
jecha1a, pozostawiajac 'Pedra Fam
knietego W wygodnem zreszta
wiezieniu.
= Ma teraz wygralismy i ME-
przyjaciele Kaminskiego So poko-|
mani, = rzekf lekarz do Haliny,
gdy drzwi "a Pedrem sic zamkne-
ly i ucich1 turkot oddalajacego
sic powozu, wygralismy, ale
musimy bye ostr6zni. Hrabianka
niezawodnie uzyje wszelkich srod
k6w, ably uwolnic swojego wsp6l-
nika i plany zemsty wykonac.
= 0! panic doktorze, naraziles
sic pan ola Kaminskiego ia wiel-
kie niebezpieczenstwo, rzek}a
Halina z wzruszeniem. - Okrop-
ma to myssl, re "a %prawdziwe ludz-
kie poswiecenie sic, czeka pana
surowa odpowiedzialnosc.
- Pociesz sic PAM, = uspokoi1
ja .lekarz - do tego ME przyjdzie
Halina ME moe zrobic mic inne-:]
go, tylko bedzie. sic starala por--
wac przemoca Kaminskiego, a my
jestesmy W stanie tego niedopus--
az Hpoc14o ;oo+nn, 1dooxy1n,Uanu}
z EukoWa i przeniesc
sic ma czas jakis "a granice. Sa-
DE, re te podr6z w towarzystWie
PAM i hrabiego odbede.
Halina ME wiedziala jak dzieko
zacnemu doktorowi i tylko:z
niemem uczuciem wdziecznosei q
scisne1a szlachetna dion jego.
(Cieg dalszy pastapl.,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-28

SWldAu4 ~
minski 2 wzruszeniem, ~ posia
dam bogactwa, posiadam SERGE, ktt
re skarbow ME moge nazwae mo.
jemi. Szatany stoja miedzy toba
nina, m6Wil tonem, jaki czestc
W chwilach goraczki przybiera1.-
przepasc jest rozwarta pomieedizy
nina a mojem %szczesciem j ia pre-
pasc mnie pochlania. Uchodz, u.
chodz Halino.. .czuje zblizajace
sic nieszczescie. ha OTTO JEST:
Wskaza} ma drzwi, kt6re przy
tych ostatnich slowach otworzy1y
sic i W kt6rych ukazali sic. Pedro
i Marya Bielczynska.
Spogladali oni re zdziwieniem
to ma Kaminskiego, to ma Haline,
a szczeg6lniej Maya Bielczynska
slowa ME mogla wym6wic re zdzi
vienna.
Poznala ona zaraz Haline, szar-
pala MIA zazdrosc i gdyby to by1o
mozebnem, by1aby natychmiast "a
bi1a biedne dziewcze, Pedro wyra
zi} zdziwienie, re kochance Bogu-
mia udalo sic dostac do domu le-
kara, kt6ry on mial ciagle ma
oku. Obejrza} sic "a doktorem, a
by cd niego zazadac t}6maczenia,
poniewaz jednak ME by1o go w
tel chwili, vice zwr6cil sic wprost
do Haliny:
- All! vice tutaj spotykamy
ten wz6r cnoty!-- m6wi} Snyder
czo, - te piekna panne, co pre-
brawszy sic W mezka odziez goni
"a mezczyznami i chce mole pla-
ny krzyzowac! Halina jest W EMO
vie z doktorem, - m6Wif dalej
zwr6cony do Maryi Bielczynskiej
- mysli O uwolnieniu Bogumi1a,
ale to jej sic ME uda. On nasz!
- Precz potworze! - zawo}a}a
Halina, stajac pred kochankiem,
- dop6ki ia zyje, Mkt mic ME gro
bi hrabiemu Kaminskiemu.
- To zobaczymy zaraz, syk-
nal Pedro postepujac krok ma
prod precz,. DO uczynie to cze-
gom nigdy ME uczynif, uzyje silly
przeciw kobiecie.
. = Bede umiala sic bronic!-rze
k1a Halina wstrzasajac sztyletem,
-przyjmuje Wake. dopiero gdy
ia zgine, mozecie przystapic do
Kaminskiego.
- e kobiete Satan opeta1, "a
wo}a1a Marya Bielczynska do Pc
era, -zabij ia, jezeli ci ma mojej
wdziecznosci cokolwiek zalezy.
- Stac W moim domu ME po-
pe1nicie morderstwa, = rzek le-
karz, kt6ry ukaza1 sic W pokoju z
czterema uzbrojonymi sluzacymi
i smia1o stana1 pred Pedrem, =
ia tutaj rozkazuje powiadam
wan, ze macie dom moi natych--
miast opuscic.
- .Ha! 1otrze: i ty cheese mi
sic opierac? = krzycza} Pedro W
na;jwiekszej wsciek}oSci, = cheese
mnie Emusic do tego, azebym Gle
oskarzy1 pred gubernatorem:
- To twoja rzecz Hiszpanie,-
odrzekl doktor spokojnie, - mo
ia jest zopobiedz dwom morder-
stwom. Spojrz tam Don Pedro
m6wi1 wskazujac ma Kaminskiego
tam spelnia sic to, com powiedzial
patrzcie hrabia valley re smier-
ella. Widok wasz zbyt gwaltownie
ma niego oddzia1a1 i bede potrze-
bowa1 uzyce calej sztuki, azeby u
chodzace zycie zatrzymac. Lecz
przedewszystkiem oddalcie sic.
ztad natychmiast!
= Nigdy bez Kaminskiego! =
rzek1a Marya .Bielczynska musi
on wpasc W mole rece, zywy czy
umar1y!
Temu ja postaram sic zapo-
biedz, = rzekl dokt6r z powaga,
= :jezeli natychmiast ME Wykona-
Gle mego rozkazu, to sic dowiecie
do czego jestem zdolny.
- Ha! smiesz mi grozic? "a
wo1a1 Pedro, = nedzniku! zabije
Gle! ##SXs
sre -. rL[
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
NEGROES LYNCHED
FOR Staying OF
DEPUTY SHERIFF
Two Are Burned at the Stake
and One Is Shot to Death
AS He Tries to Escape By
Moo at LinCoInton, Ga,

I.inconton. Ga, Oct 6.-~Threo ne
groes tonight had paid lynch laws
penalty for the fatal shooting early
Sunday morning OF Red Freeman a
deputy sheriff OF Lincoln county. The
mob which spent all of yesterday and
most of last night searching through
swumps and cane brakes for Jack
Gordon, the negro accused of killing
the sheriff had dispersed tonight and
the county was quiet although a
search was being made for evidence
showing that other negroes were ian
plicated in the shooting
Gordon and William Brown, who is
alleged to have aided Gordon in es-
Gaping after the shooting, were
burned at the stake before daylight
today by mob Of 1000 persons after
Gordon had been taken from Lincoln
county officers who captured him.
Nose Freeman, 4 negro charged
with misleading members of the mob
during their search for Gordon. was
shot to death when he tried to escape
Deputy Sheriff Freeman died late to-
day from the gunshot wound inflicted
by Gordon.
Gordon was caught five miles from
Washington, Ga, late sunday night
and kept in jail there until O'Clock
this morning when he was turned
over to the authorities of this county.
once in Lincoln county. the moD
seized the negro, brought up Brown,
who had been caught earlier in the
night, and fastened both to an old
wagon axle. Wood and trash We're
piled around the negroes and the
torch applied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
GOV. MCKELVIE TAKES
STEPS TO COPE WITH
DISORDERS IN FUTURE

Lincoln, Neb, Oct 6.--Governor
Samuel r. Mckelvie today took ac-
ton to enable Nebraska authorities to
suppress in the future any disorders
such as those in Omaha, where riot
ing recently cost the lives of several
persons.
In statement addressed to THE
People of Nebraska the governor re-
quested the organization in all COM
munties of the state Of ex-serVice
men of the world war for service in
upholding law and order in cases of
extreme emergency. The ex-serVice
men would be subject only to call of
the governor and would be used pend
ing organization of the states national
guard, he said.
At the some time, the governor re-
quested home guard organizations,
which did active drill work during the
war, to resume their former activities
to be ready for any emergency, and
that the local police officials be on
the alert to prevent lSwless outbreaks.
Announcement was also made that
requsition had been made on the war
department for twelve machine guns,
9, 900 rifles and 200, 900 rounds of am
munition, which If granted, will be
stored in Lincoln. The states law en-
forcement force, which ordinarily con-
fines its work to laws relating to pro-
hibition and automobile thefts, would
be sent to any community requesting
its aid, the governor declared.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
DENIKINE'S COSSACKS
LEAVE FEW JEWS ALIVE
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publish
ing Co.
Especial Cable Dispatch, }

Paris, oct. 6.--That the most fright
full pogroms ever endured by the Jews
are being persisted in by the Cossack
troops under General Denikine's com
mand in southern Russia is the story
brought to Paris by Mai. Robert Da-
Wis of Long Island, who was attached
to Denikines forces in Kuban as the
Red Cross representative. Major Da-
Wis declares that hatred of the Jews
has never been so violent as now pre-
walls in that part of Russia.
General Denikine Is powerless to
control the Cossacks," he added. He
made every effort to keep the facts
hidden, but the British learned the
truth and promptly withdrew their
support some five weeks ago. Another
agency of massacre is the Ukranian
army of 5000 men, commanded by
General Pollus, who has Joined Deni-
kline. IL the pogroms continue soon
there will not be a single prominent
Jew left in southern Russia. The Cos
sacks excuse for killings is that out OF
479 Bolsheyil1 leaders 42S are Jews.
Major Davis adds that a council OF
the self-appointed, self-perpetuating
variety is running Denikine In the
majors view, Russia is threatened
with ten years chaos with a United
states of Russia as the outcome.
1.-The Bolsheviks are doomed" he
added, "but SO are the Jews unless the
massacres are stopped"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
ALLIES WILL SPLIT,
BERNHARDl HOPES

tspecial cable pispatch. )

Berlin, Oct. General Bernhard,
the fire eater. utters prophecy in the
magazine Unser Tag He writes.
England. that hoped If Germany
was beaten. to obtain commercial
world supremacy, today sees itself
cheated out of all advantages of the
victory by America. America itself
will yet need Germany so as to be
able to make a decisive stand against
England France will become Eng
lands or Americas slave, according to
which side it chooses.
81 cheerfully admit that momen-
tarily, no possibility shows for Ger
many to play a role in the world
again. But misfortune marches fast.
Anew political grouping of the powers
can give us the possibility to come up
again and once we have the sword in
hand again, then we shall help our
selves Then win come the hour of
Germany's resurrection with the
union of all its sons.
There will be plenty of occasions
at hand in the divergent striving OF
our enemies common enemy held
them together victory will, all too
soon, make them enemies among one
another; and then, let us hope, we
shall have dreamed out the dream
which is still holding a large part of
our nation in the spell of a dream of a
league of nations which safeguards
all interests and eternal peace.
"The world war was far from found
ing a lasting peace. On the contrary.
it will only initiate long war period.
Our enemies themselves insure this.
The hate they SOW can be washed out
only in blood and even then it will he
ineradicable."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
ROYAL PARTY ARE
AWED BY NIAGARA
FALLS GRANDEUR
Belgian King, Queen and
Grown Prince Visit This
Natural Scenic Wonder and
See All There Is To See,

Buffalo, n. Y. oct 6.-The queen
of the Belgians was enthralled today
by the mighty cataract of Niagara.
The cordial semi-miltary greeting
the Belgian rulers by Buffalo was de-
lightful to them, but it was the mem
ory of the great falls her majesty will
carry with her longest and of which
she exclaimed most often TO those in
her encourage.
King Albert, his consort, and the
Duke of Brabant, their son, came as
near 10 playing this morning as royalty
can come and they reyelled in the
democratic freedom of the pilgrim
age to Niagara Falls They overstayed
by two hours the time allotted to them
there and even then were reluctant to
leave. His majesty was seeing the falls
for the second time, but he was mani
festly happy at being able to show
them to his wife.
As for the crown prince, he seemed
to be having the time of his life. He
Jagged behind the servants of the
household and the kings valet
who were trailing at a respect
full distance. and then skipped
out of the path to run past them over
the rock without a thought of royal
precedence.
The royal party saw all there was
to see and saw it thoroughly, To get
IN a more comprehensive view of the
American side, they crossed into Can
ada for half an hour as the guests of
the dominion government. As cour-
tesy to the Canadians, the American
officers stopped in the middle of the
international bridge. where the stars
and stripes and the Union Jack waved
side by side.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
LEAGUE OF NATIONS MAY
BE GOING CONCERN soon

Washington. Oct, with the
prospect that Italy will ratify the peace
treaty by royal decree soon, and thus
effect ratification by three powers, ad-
ministration officials look to see the
league of nations going concern
within the next month, although the
treaty may not be ratified by the SEN
ate within that time.
Great Britain already has ratified;
the French chamber of deputies has
ratified and official advices here say
the French senate will act within a
few days.
One of the treaty's provisions COM
pels the Saar Basin commission to be-
gin functioning within two weeks af-
ter ratification and this is expected
to start the league on its career Much
preliminary organization work already
has been done in London by Sir Eric
Drummond, secretary general and the
organization committee, of which Col
E. NJ. House is an American member.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
367,5OO WORKERS
IN STEEL PLANTS
ON STRIKE, CLAIM
Union Leaders Claim They are
Making Steady Progress; a
Number of Smaller Mills
Said to Have Started Up,

lNN MORNING JOURNAL spfC'hL LEASED WtREl
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct "a break in
the ranks of the steel strikers hoped
for by some of the companies did not
come about today when the third
week of the struggle opened, but re-
ports came in from different sections
of the starting up of number of
smaller plants.
These were at Donora, Pa. where
the rod blooming and zinc mills of
the American Steel and Wire company
weI placed in operation after bems
idle since the strike began, and at Mo
nessen, Pa. where the Pittsburgh
Steel company, the Pittsburgh Steel
Products company, the Page Steel
Wire company and the Monessen
Foundry company also put to work
men who applied for their old jobs,
The Wierton Iron and Steel COM
pany also started UP part of its plant
at Wierton, W. Va, while few de-
partments in mills in the city of Pitts
burgh were claimed TO be in opera
ton on a small scale.
Strike headquarters said that If any
serious attempt was made to cause a
stampede Of workers back to the mills,
it was a failure. 1t was asserted by
union leaders that none of the plants
reported to have started up today
have many men at work and that they
are not turning out any product.
There are no attempts today of any
attempt on the part of the Carnegie
Steel company, the largest subsidiary
of the United States steel corporation,
to start up idle plants. Little change
was noted in the works of that com.
pany in the Pittsburgh district, though
it continues to he maintained by oper-
ating officials that more men apply
for work every day.
Union headquarters denied report
from Coatesville, Pa, where one of the
plants of the Midvale Steel and Ord
nance company is situated, that organ
izers there had advised men to return
to work and that the strike in coates
willie is ended
At Homestead union organizers re-
port that the big works there are con
tinuallv losing men. 1t was given out
by strike leaders that railroad mer
have informed them that very little
finished product is leaving the plant
In a summary of the general strike
situation sent out to all secretaries, or
ganizers and steel strikers by national
headquarters tonight figures are given
rs of october 6, indicating that 3G7 SOC
men arc on strike This is an increase
Of SS. 500 COMPARED with the figures
given out by headquarters Just after
the strike started. The statement said
6,400 We're out at Pueblo colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-07
i. s. DESTROYER
BRINGS 5 MILLION
IN GE RNhN GOLD

New York. Oct 1.-THE American
destroyer Lauh. arrived here today
from Antwerp witt. $5,125,00 in Ger
man gold--the first direct part pay
ment of the $15S.OO0,0O0 for food and
supplies arranged for Ey Food Admin
istrator Herbert Hoover, when he was
in Berlin recently one half of the
$15S, S,000,000 has been shipped from
Berlin to London and placed In the
Bank of England, which is the Lon
don agent for the federal reserve
bank. specie which arrived today was
conveyed in motor lorries to the New
York federal reserve bank.
The shipment included quantity
of English sovereigns dated 1870 and
French Napoleons of the same date
which were paid by France to Ger
many as part of her idemnity after
the Franco Prussian war, and had
been kept all these years in the vaults
of the julius Tower in the town of
Spandau.