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eELvEDERE SURVIVORS UNDER GO NARROWING EXPERIENCE
 IN ARCTIC.
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Hansen sent out wireless calls for as sistance As subsequent develop ments proved. the signals were picked up by the Russian steamer Stavarpol which was also in the ice at that time and were transmitted 10 Anadyr by that vessel. The 5elvedere received no reply. however. owing to the water rising above the engine a short time iaftcrward. About 7:i5 a. m. the vcs- sci had commenced to sink and it was decided to abandon her and make for hnd., Soundings showed that there was seven feet of water in the hold and no time could be lost in getting ing on all sides 1t was impossible to save anything from the ship and the men were compelled to start for land with nothing beyond the clothes they wore The trip to land was one which few if any of the crew will ever forget Every foot of progress was made over heaving and tossing ice which occasionally reared upward un- der the impulse of the surging waves and threatened the forlorn refugees with destruction Huge blocks were thrust violently upward under the very feet of the storm beaten crew and many times only providence and agility enabled them to escape from being caught between the crushing and over turning cakes,
 Progress under these conditions was almost impossible but the crew man. aged to keep going ahead. It was not until nightfall that they arrived on the shore side of the ice mile sor so from land. The Belvedere remained ed in sight only few hours after the crew commenced their hazardous journey. Capt. Hansen says he Is not aware of the exact time at which she sunk but on looking back at 11:45 a. m.. four hours after leaving uie vessel, she had vanished.
 On arriving at the shore side of the ice, it was found that open water lay between. Fortunately native vill-
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have worked out differently if another course had been followed; but in the case of the Belvedcre he Is unable to sec where single thing could have been accomplished by the crew to stave off the disaster. Capt. Hansen was formerly mate of the old Nome schooner P. J. Abler end engaged In the Nome ccasting trade during the earlier years of the camp. He was also commander of the schooner Abbie NJ Marsh. and the Reliance, both Of which. will be remembered by old tim- CTS of this section.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

The Nugget made tho mistake Fri
 day of listening to one of those errant and generally inaccurate reports" for which Nome has gained such unen- viable fame. Being in n considerable hurry. we failed to verify it and. as T result. find that statements published in the Friday issue to the effect that Mir. D. A. Jones was responsible for the removal of Gus Holmberg from Safety to Nome is very much in error
 Mir. Dan Crowley, personally andr with some doubtlessly righteous asperity. called attention to the error, With the gentle intimation that it was himself and not Mir. Jones who brought the injured man to Nome. after making the trip to safety in his auto for that purpose. NTr Jones and Mir. Neiliy also made the trip by auto with the same object in view and We are also informed that Mir. Bert Mccarthy went 10 Safety with one of the Rowe teams for that purpoDr. Several parties of reliable repute informed the Nugget that Mir. Jones was the performer of the kindly and humanitarian act. pro- bably through some misapprehension Of the true facts The mistake of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

Reports from Safety say the Alaska. Hettie B. and Arctic.a three of which went ashore on the flats near the en . trance to the Safety lagoon last week, have apparently sustained no grea. amount of damage as q result of their unfortunate msadventure. The Het- tie B is said to show some signs or damage but the Alaska is apparently uninjured The Arctic lost some Of her deck gear but appeared to have sustained no serious injury. The owners of all three are reported mak~ ing preparations to launch their ves- sers or place them in winter quarters. Owing to the storm and high water little could be done e'toward getting tho schooner's off until yesterday.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

The hearing of the appealed case of the United States versus. Bruce Rog- CTS. which occupied the attention of the District Court during the greater part of, last week. was concluded late Saturday. afternoon with the return of a verdict acquitting the defendant of the charge of having published certain allegcdly seditious articles In tie Nome Industrial Worker during the period of his employment as editor of that pub |1ication last year.
 The trial jury was out scarcely fir teen minutes before bringing in the verdict which relieves Rogers of the stigma east upon him by the first trial. held in the Commissioners Court last year. in which the jury found him guilty as charged. Rogers has con sistently contended that the articles which formed the basis of the charge against him were not actuatcd by sedi- tious inclinatons or lack of good citi- zcnship and were not beyond the flair |criticism" provisions of the anti-sed!- | tion laws.
 l Saturdays verdict was the culmina-
 ton of n strenuous legal battle lasting
 from Wednesday morning until shortly
 before six o'clock Saturday evening 1 The government Was represented bN Special Attorney Fred Harrison. and l District Attorney J. M. Clements an' the defendant by Attorney O. D. Coch-
 ran. who also led the defense in tht first trial. in which the court appointed the entire Nome bar to defend Rogers
 The jury is said to have taken but two
 ballots on the question of Rogers
 guilt or innocence. before arriving al
 the stated decision.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

Tho schooner Jewel Guard arrived with full list of passengers, compos- cd mainly of employees of the tin dredges. which were closed down for the season during. the last week in September after a successful season's work Details concerning tho sea- sonal tin extractionsare not yet avail able. although it Is said to be some what less in quantity than usual
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

A charming widow. light hair and light complexion, haze1-brown eyes, 5 feet inches tall, 44 years of age and weighs 160 pounds, wisheg. to marry kind Christian gentleman n. that will appreciate loving wife and charming companion.~ Can prove ex- ccllent character. Address,
 MRS. RUTH MCNAMARA
 5i2 East 191 Street.
 Bronx, N. Y, City, Y. s. A.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

The freighter Cordova is expected to finish discharging cargo at St. Michael by this evening and will re- turn to Nome by way of Golovin. The steamer is expected to reach the latter point tomorrow morning and will re- main there approximately one day. Agent Carroll announced yesterday that he expects the vessel to get away for Seattle some time Thursday.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

City Assessor Edgar Grimm has completed the annual assessment roll of real and personal property and turn- cd it over to the Clerks office. The Common Council will sit as q Board of Equalization at D. m. tomorrow evening to examine thc roll. correct errors in valuation. etc. and listen to the walls of those who conceive the view that the city is giving them the worst of it
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it is ours. however. as We failed to remember thct Nome possess ses more pure wool fabricators of baseless yarns to the square Inch tAan any town on earth. Therefore, it is with sincere apologies to all concerned that we transfer the laurcls of honor from the unconscious brow of Mir. Jones 10 that of Mir. Crowley Sclah'
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

FOR SALE-My leader. Jerry. best trained work dog in Alaska Good city freighter and for children, worth S35. For quick sale $25. with har-, ness. My'Remington rife, P caIibre long or short, s15.OO. Sec Robert Rogers. at. Glue Pot Cigar store.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13
NOTICE

Notice $ hereby given that the as- ssssmen nt roll of real and personal pro- pcrty of the City of Nome, for the year. 1919, has been turned over to the City Clerk and is now open for inspection .bys the public.
 That by resolution of the Common Council. the Common Council will sit as a Board of Equalization October f4th. 1919, at g o'clock p. m. and exam inc the assessment roll and correct all errors In valuation, description or quantity of lands, lots and other pro- pcrty.
 E. GRIMM,
 City Clerk. Dated Nome, Alaska October 8, 1919
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postma ster Walsh announces that the steamer Cordova will carry the next mail for the States. The vessel is expected to get away about Thurs day and will stop in at Latoucho, Ella mar and Cordova on the Way out.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

The Alaska Industrial Mining and Power Co, electric light plant has re- sumed tho usual 24 hour service of the winter period, which was suspended With the advent of the long days last spring.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

A remarkably pretty girl. natural blonde hair, blue eyes. ] ft. 6 in tall. 2l years of age, weighs 135 pounds. wishes to marry ambitious, kind. Christian gentleman. that will apprec- fate q loving and pretty wife. Address.
 MISS RUTH MCNAMARA.
 542 East 191 street,
 Bronx, N. Y. City, 1T. s. A. (can prove excellent characterD
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13
PIonEERs ieLoo HOTEL.

Housckeep ping apartments and tran sient rooms by day, week or montn' Also use of club rooms by hotel guests. MRS. MoNAHAN,
 Proprietor.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-Five room
 well furnished house with bath, To- cation in residence section First
 Avenue. Inquire at Nugget. If
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

FOR SALE-Art Garland hardcoal
 base burner in good condition. In-
 quire at Nugget office. mtf
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NEWS NOTES
The Solomon Council mail will leave tomorrow morning at 10 a. m.

The Jewel Guard is scheduled to leave for Teller with tte maus this afternoon or evening
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

FOR SAI.E-Five room house and
 large cache. unfurnished. In good condition. Inquire Nugget office. mtf
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

FOR SALE-Good kitchen range and
 three soft coal heaters. Inquire at
 Nugget office. Ztf
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CLASSIFIED
 ADVERTISEMENTS

You may have an engine. pump, sluicc boxes. mining tools, automobile, wa gon or horse etc, for sale-See the Nugget: we fwillNadvertise them for you on mo sale no pay basis plan. our classified column plan.
 If you are looking for work or you want to hire workmen use the classi- . fled column of the Nugget
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13
FOR SALE.

OR RENT: 2 four room houses, fur nished; at Mrs. Wanger's Ladies Eur nisI,ings, 2nd. Aye, Opp. Court House
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

The best guarantee you can have for a successful issue of your clothes Is to patronize an old established house; house that wants you to come back and be their permanent patron.
 Such a house is the Nome Tailoring Co.
 We make alterations.
 We do cleaning. pressing and repair ing. We make suits to order. We ap preciate your patronage. NOME TAILORING COMPANY. opposits Nugget Office.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13
AUTO FOR HIRE

B. w. NELLY, Phone Rcd 12 Trips made to following places bv appointment. Little Creek, Anvil Third Beach, Glacier, Dexter, Subma-. inc, Fort Davis, Cunningham.
 Rates Reasonable.
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WANTED-A HUSBAND

Respectable lady of 35, brown hair and bfie eyes. would like to corre- spond with good clean man of means Address.
 A. M. JOHNSTON.
 641 West Vine street.
 Chippewa Falls. Wis.
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Subscribe NOW for the Nome Nussc,
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13
@8 WANT Aos R&Y
WANTED

WA NTED-To buy two or three room furnished cabin chcer. Inquire
 Nugget office. 1-1O 3T
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-10-13

Dated Nome, Alaska oeto''er 8, 1919
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
PREF. WILSON ZGADZA
SIZE MA ODDANIE L1N1I
KOMUNKACYJYCH.

Washington, 80 kwietnla. -
PREF. Wilson zatwierdzil propozy
eye generalnego poczmlstrza Bur
lesona, ably linie telegraficzne
telcfoniczne oddac napowrot w
rece wiaScicieli, po zaprowadze-
niu odpowiedniego prawa celem
uchylenia przedsiebiorstw cd
mozliwego bapkructwa. Po opu-
blikowaniu decyzyi Burlesona,
czionkowie Kongresu rozpoczell
natychmiast dyskusye mad odpo-
wiednia legislacya ktPra ma bye
przeprowadzona, zanim linie beda
oddane w rece w}aSciciell. Pod
czas dyskusyi mad ostra krytyka
skierowana przeciw 'Burlesonowi,
senator Borah Idaho ziozyl wi
ne ma Kongres, twierdzac, re
poczmistrz generalny trzyrna} sic
tylko praw zaprowadzonych
przez Kongres. Najodpowiedniej
Sym srodkiem przeciw dalszym
atakom ma poczmistrza bedzle
zniesienie praw zaprowadzonych
podczas wojny.
Wczoraj wieczorem generalny
poczmistrz Burleson oznajmii, re
drugiego maja dwunastej godzi
ME w nocy linie amerykanskie
beda oddane wiascicielom. Roz-
kaz Burlesona brzmi jak naste-
puje:
,,Morski system kablowy Sta
now Zjednoczonych i kazda Geese
lego z calem materyalem zapaso-
wynn, wIasnost, kontrola, super
wizya i operacya tegoz systemu,
zajetego przez PREF. W jego prok
lamacyi Ego listopada 1918 Cd
dana ma rece generalnego pocz-
mistrza Burlesona, beda oddane
ich poprzednim wfascicielom, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
Japonia Ohzymuje Przywileje W Pro-
wincyi Chi1skiej Shantung.
Glowni DeIegaci Niemiec Przybywaja do Wersalu
Pierxvsze Zebranie Lisi w Waszynstonie -
Wilson Piervvszyrn Prezydertenn.
Monaehum czon Budapest WNisbspcnhsWs kesk Boszewds
INNE TELEG X A MY.

do, bedzie tylko bezstronnem ze-
stawieniem faktow tax, aby par
lament mog} mice wszystkie ele
menty potrzebne do wydania sa-
du mad praca rzadu i delegaCyl
lwloskiej ma konferencye pOkojo-
wa a take mad sytuacya, jaka
wywoiaiy ostatnie przykre wy
padki. Sadie. re korzystnem be-
die przypomniec Po krotce sta
nowisko wioskiej delegacyi w O.
wei fazie negocyacyi, ktora roa-
poczeia sic okoio polowy marca.
W6wczas to praca przygotowaw-
CA zostaia ukohczona a mia}y
sic rozpoczac deliberacye mad
! przeprowadzeniem programu.
IKwestye dotyczace pokoju l.
Niemcami mialy mice pierwszeii-
stwo, ale zgodzono sic, re po
Mich natychmiast nastapia spra-
wy wioskie."
Nastepnie dowodzil premier
Orlando, re zadania wloskie. zda-
MEM Wioch, oparte sa ma tax
wysokiem prawie i slusznoSci, re
wszelkie miedzynarodowe trakta-
ty i ugody powinny ustapic. ably
tc zadania mogiy bye przyjete.
,,Byiy pewnoScia pewne niepo-
rozumienia, ciagnai dalej pre-
mier, miedzy obydwoma panstwa
mi, (Wiochami i Stanami Zjed-
roczonymi) ale nigdy ME przy-
puszczaiem, aby te sprzecznosci
ME daily sic pogodzic. w rzeczy-
wistoSci, kiedy W dniu IA kwie-
tnia wreczono nam amerykanskie
memorandum, by}em zawsze pc
why, re amerykanska delegacya
ME doszla jeszcze do ostatecz--
nych konkluzyi wzgledem spra-
WV naszej. Kilka razy oSwiadcza-
lem ze stanowczoscia idaca W pa
RE grzecznoscia, re program
wloskich terytoryalnych zadafi
oparty jest na esensyalnych, kar,
dynalnych punktach przyjecia,
ktore byio koniecznym warun-
klein dla wioskiego rzadu."
Po movie Orlanda prof. Luigi
Luzzath, w imieniu wiekszosci
Iizby oSwiadczyi, re Alianci nigdy
ME wynagrodzili poSwieceh wlo-
skich, jak powinny bye wynagro-
dzone. Wynagrodzenle dla Wioch
powinno bye przynajmniej take
samo jak dla innych Aliantow'
Mowca stwiedzii, re deklaracya
| pfezydenta Wilsona dotknela
kazde wloskie SERGE re izba mu-
81 dac silna jasna odpowiedz
ktora stanowie bedzie ponowny
wyraz jej zaufania do rzadu.
Pose{ Turati, przewodca party
socyalistycznej. mowil, re socya-
IliSci bronic beda ME tylko swie-
tego prawa samostanowienia CO
Go Fiume, ale takze rownie Swie-
tego prawa rewolucyjnego W Ro-
syi. ,,Dla tel samej przyczyny
| Dokoiiczenie na srronicy q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
WASHINGTON WYSZUKU--
IE PANSTWA SPRZEC1WlA-
JACE sIE DOKTRYNIE
MONROE'GO.

Washington, 80 kwietnls. -
w kolach dyplomatycznych po-
wstaio niezwykic zainteresowa--
ME podczas dochodzcf, ktore pan
stwa naleza do YprzyJaznych
Meksvkowi'' i dowiaduja sic,
jak rad meksykahski zapa-
truje sic obecnie ma kwestye
uznania doktryny Monroe'go. O
wywiadzie tym powiadamiaja IL
rzedowe depcszc L Mexico City.
Niekt6rzy urzednicy kaza przy-
puszczat, ze przeProwadzoha 70
stanie dyplomatyczna inwestyga
eva, majqca ma celu wykrycie
paiistw, do ktorych owe depesze
sic odnosz3. Urzednicy stwicr--
dzaja. zc Chile, Salvador, Co.
lumbia. Paragwaj oraz Wcnc-
zuela byiy jednynemi panstwaml
poludniowej Ameryki, ktorc ME
zerwaly dyplomatycznych stosun
kow Z Nicmcami i tc prawdopo-
dobnic paistwa naleza do "przy
jaznych Mcksykowi." 'Mozliwem
takzc jest, zc do grupy tej MALE
w Costa Rica, jako dotychczas
nieuznana przez Stany Zjedno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

kie odzyskano, jake nagrodv pc
licyanci otrzymali itp. Sierzant
Hamilton jednakzc tcmu krcs po-
loayl i Courtney'a wyrzucil.
Courtney chodzii po srodnrics-
ciu i grozil zdemaskowaniem re
.czoaego graftar----WybadaH -ze
Courtney byi niegdyS konsta-
blem, wlamywaczcm rewolwero
wiczem.
Dalsze Sledztwo wykrylo, CO ia
stepuie: Zanim sierzant objaf
swe obecne stanowisko, policyan
ci, naIezacy do oddziaiu automo-
bilowcgo, grubo zarabiall ma ma
grodach, ktore otrzymywali Il
odzyskane automobile. konpanie
asekuracyjne piaci}y rocznie ia
ten eel cd $4,000 do $4,000. By
la pogloska, re nagrody skladano
do wsp6lnego funduszu, a potem
rozdzielano. Niema doWodow, IL
procedure ia byla nielegalna.
Nieiaki L. Ritchie, dawniej a
gent federalny. zorganizowa} Bit
70 National Auto Prevention
Bureau, ktore sic tylko zaJmo--
walo odzyskiwaniem skradzio-
nych automobil6w. Byio to ME ma
reke policyantom. Wtedy pewien
urzednik miejski ! jego przyja-
ciele zorganizowali Auto Theft
Prevention Bureau, zaangazo--
wall Coutrney'a pensya $50 ty-
godniowo, piacac mu take kosz-
ia, dali mu gwiazde polecili, a
zeby wybada} dowody, jak poll
cyanci pobierali nagrody "a. kra-
dzione automobile. Courtney, ma
lac w}adze, skrzetnie ksiazki prze
szukal. Podobno wykryf, re pc
wien policyant mial mice doch5d
miesieczny w sumie $3.50.
Raz aresztowa{ Courtney'a 1e-
tektyw Boschulte, ktory pred
kilku laty stoczyf MIN walke re-
wolwerowa i postal 60 do wiezie-
MIA w Joliet. Lecz dzieki wpay--
WON Courtney zostai ma wolnosc
uypuszczony dalej szperai.
Gdy wreszcie zosta} wydalony,
Courtney podni6sf rozmaite "a
rzuty przeciw policyantom z od-
dziaiu automobilowego, mowiac,
i wymuszaja pieniadze re swiad
k6w, ie sprzedaja skradzione au
tomobile itp., lecz nazwisk nigdy
ME wynienii. Uzyskal pozniej
zatrudnienie II kompanii Hart
ford Insurance CO. i daf sobie
wydrukowac kartki jako handlarz
uzywanych automobilow pnr'
9O4S Jackson Blvd.
Courtney ME orzestaf sic kre-
cic koIo biura detektywow. mimo
przestr6g sierzanta Hamiltona.
Kilka dni p6zniej detektywi
znalezli skradziony automobil ma
|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
PARLIAMENT WLOSKI GLO-
SUE "a POLITYKA TABOR
GA.

Rzym, 80. kwetnia. - W@oska
izba posiow przeProwadzifa
wczoraj giosowanie, W ktorem u
chwaliia wotum zaufania dla rza-
du Orlando delegacyi wioskiej
na konferencye paryska. Rezultat
gsosowania wykazai 3S2 baloty
"a, 40 przeciw rzadowi. Giosy o.
pozycyi byfy rzucone przez socy-
alistow. r.
Pred glosowaniem wygiosii
move premier Orlando, ktory
przyznajac. &c sytuacya W swie-
Gle jest nadzwyczaj grozna a dla
Wioch nawet bardzo grozna, ma
wo}ywai do zachowania jak maj
wiekszego spokoju powagi.
..Sprawozdanie to. mowii Orlan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
I Blura HstsurologIe1nsga.

Wsch0d slOica gOdzinie 5:47.
Zach6d sIoiica o gOdzinie 7:47.
y
Pogoda " Chicago OkOlicy: Dzi-
siaj deszcz 1 cieplej, jutro prawdO-
pOdobnie pOgodnie; wiatr umiarko-
wany, zmienny.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: MAJ
wy1sza wczoraj godInie 2 popoiu-
dniu: 40 stopni, najniasIa godzi-
ME 9 rano: a stopni.
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Dokohczenie ma srronicy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, sroda, 80 kwietnia: Sw.
KataFzyny Sen
Jutro, cZwartek, maja: Sw. FL
Hpa Jak6ba-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
SKANDAL w BIURZE DE-
TEKTYWoW ZDEMASKO-

Sierzant P. Hamilton, nowy
szef oddzialu automobilowego,
ktory zajmuje sic Sledzeniem z}o
dziei automobilowych, kazal
wczoraj zamknat "a kratkami I.
D. Courtney'a, ktory grozii zde-
maskowaniem konekcyi grafto--
wei pomiedzy ,policya a kompa-
miami asekuracyjnemi w kradzie-
zy automobilow.
Courtney do niedawna przy--
chodzil codziennie do biura de-
tektyw6w miejskich, i cieszy} sic
tax wielka protekcya pewnego u
rzednika miejskiego, re spisywat
sobie mog} z ksiaiek szczego}y.
iakie automobile skradziono, ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

(pokofiozenie ia str. 3-ciej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30
Prezydent Wilson Myli sic co do Flu
me - Senator Lodge.
Szesnasiu G6rnk6W Gine Wskutsk Wybuchu " KopaIn.
Burmistrz Miasta Sioux City Straci Burmistrzo-
wstwo "a Przyjecie Czionkow |. ". ".
lime Tele granny Kraiowe.

rzadcom, dyrektorom it'd, drugie
90 maja dwunastcj godzinie W
nocy.
Rcprezentanci generalnego po.
czmistrza Burlesona, operujacy
owemi w}asnosciami obecnie, ma
ia natychmiast rozpoczac odpo.
wiednie kroki ku urzeczywistnie-
niu teeo rozkazu"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

Dokohczenie ma stronicy s-sA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-30

nocy.
Rcprezentanci gencralnego po-
czmistrza Burlesona, operujacy
owemi w}asnosciami obecnie, ma
ia natychmiast rozpoczac odpo.
wiednie kroki ku urzeczywistnie-
niu tego rozkazu"
KONFERENCYA POKOJO-
WA PRZEPROWADZA. PRA-
WO OsMIOGODZINNEJ
PIRACY DZIENNIE.
Washington, 80 kwietnia. -
Dziewiec punktow piracy, zapro-
ponowanych pre- komisye mic
dzynarodowey piracy ia konferen.
cyl pokojowej, zostaio opubliko-
wanych przez Department Sta:
nu.' Pomiedzy nfmn znajduje sic
prawo oSmiogodzinnej piracy
dziennej, dzieii odpoczynku W ty
godniu, zniesienia piracy dziecie-
cej. r6wne place dla kobiet /
mezczyn, wykonujacyh jedna !
te sama prace.
PREF. WILSON MYLI SIE
Go DO FIUME SENATOR
LODGE.
Washington, 80 kwietnia. -
Zzdania Wioch co sic tyczy por
tu Fiume, kt6rych odrzucenie
zmusiio pahstwo wfoskie do wy
cofania swych representative 2
konferencyi pokojowej, zostaiy
uznane przez senatora Lodge'a z
Massachusetts, republikanskiego
przywodce W Senacie W telegra-
mie do w}oskich stowarzyszen W
Bostonie. Senator Lodge oswald
CYL. re zadania Wioch So s}usz'
ne, gdyz oparte byiy ma siusz-.
nych wywodach, re port ten ko.
niccznym jest dla obrony narodo
wei, podczas gdy powody pred
lozone przez Jugoslowian doty.
czyly jedyrlie rozwoju ekonomicz
nego handlowego.
Oswiadczyi przytem, re WHO.
chy dla dopomozenia Francyi,
w. Brytanii Stanom Zjednoczc
nym straci}y W tel wojnie okoio
pol miliona ludzi re zadania icb
cllociazby tego wzgledu powin'
ny bye spelnione.
SZESNASTU GoRNIKOW IA
BITYCH PODCZAS WYBU-
CHU w KOPALNI.
Birmingham, Ala, 80 kwiet.
mia. - Szesnastu gornikow po.
miedzy mimi dwoch bialycl. 20
staio zabitych a osmiu poaioslc
niebezpieczne potiuczen,a pod
czas wybuchu, jaki sic wydarzl
w kopalni, nalezacej do firmy
THE Majestic Coal Mining Coz,
lezacej o dwadziescia mil cd mia
sta Birmingham. w czasie wy
buchu byio obecnych W kopalni
lO6 gornikow.
DWoCH LoTNIKOW MARY
NARSKICH WPADA w MO-
RE / TOME.
, Cape May, 80 kwietnia. - Pod
czas spuszczania SIZE aeropian,
mieszczacy porucznika Berger'a
oraz Barron'a, z niewiadomych
przyczyn wpadf W morze; powo.
Doko1czenie ma stronicy s-a
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