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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-26

rels of molasses, which is to be usea
in preparing grasshopper poison. He
stated that the hoppers were clean
ing up the growing grains in hurry
and that the farmers are doing every
thing possible to check them.
+. H. Brant made trip to South
Dakota points the latter part Of the
week, returning home Tuesday even
ing. Miss Irene and iona Perry ac-
companied him on the rsturn trip, go
ing from here to Hazelton to visit re-
latives.
Word has been received in Linton
of the marriage of Miss Bessie West
colt, daughter of the late Luther
Westcott, formerly of-this city. and
Philip Knox, on June 9Th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knox will make their home in
Strool, S. Oak.
Mrs. l.. 'Rudow and two grandsons,
Maurice and Mervin Rudow, arrived
in Linton Last evening, and will spend
several days visiting with their son
and daddy, A. R. Rudow, Of the Rec
ord force. They will also attend ths
BAPTIST conference.
Miss Anna Chesrown returned tc
her home in Linton Saturday evening
from Mayville, this state, where she
has been attending the State Norma
school. Miss Chesrown completed
her four year, course this year ant
has accepted position in the Mot
} schools for the coming year.
Marriage licenses were issued t.
. the following parties the past week
, Augustine Dirk to Lagada hackney
err, both of Strasburg; Arthur A. AL
braugh. of Hazelton, to Celesta Early
wine, of Glencoe; Quinton Wingerte
! to Juliana Ludwig, both of Linton
t Lorenz Klein, Hague, to Katie Baum
gartner Fix, of Strasburg.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orthmeyer an
h Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Orthmeyer autoe
r to Linton, Monday morning, fror
their home III the Hazelton countr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben orthmeyer ha
e planned on taking the milwaukee
: train south but missed it. Mrs. Ortl
meyer will be remembered by Linto
d friends as Miss Charlotte Borchart
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-26
IN TOWN AND OUT

guest Mt the Hageman home this
weak.
Martin Appert, of the Hazalton
neighborhood, was Linton visitor
Friday. 81.
j. H. Uhlenkott was up from Stras-
burg the latter part of the week on
business.
DIR. w. C. Wolverton is in Roches-
ter, Mimi, this week. attending me-
dical meeting.
Andreas Ke!sch, of the Marie dis
trict, transacted business in the coun-
ty seat Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Zunkel and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Buck were in Linton
Monday from Temvik.
Yesterday. the Omio people held q
picnic in the grove on the Petria
ranch east of Linton.
j. E. Holsti was down from Kin
tyre neighborhood yesterday on bus
iness and PLEASURE trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelsch, Of Ros
coe, spent Sunday in Linton. guest:
at the Fred Kelsch home.
Bob O'Callaghan came down from
Hazelton the first Of the week for ,
visit with Linton friends.
| Four-room house in Linton for sal'
or rent. Apply to DR.. R. r. Hogue
Linton. N. d. adv. tiff.
Several of the young people attend
ed a dance at the Nelson farm nortf
of town Saturday evening.
Miss Carrie Busby left the first o
the week for Glendale, where sh'
will attend summer school.
Ed. Graf, who returned from over
sea service this week. went down t.
iceland yesterday morning.
Hans Hanson has crew of carmen
tiers working at his home in the Omi
country erecting new barn.
/ Miss Phrene Junge. of Braddock
came over to Linton. Tuesday, and j
a guest of Miss Opal Hageman.
Miss Helen Baker came down fror
Bismarck the latter part of last wee
T, and is a guest at the w. E. Petri
home.
| Jacob Rothschiller, of Gladstone
Stark county, passed through Linto
this week on his way to Mclntos
county.
p. ]. Dawson, father Of Mrs. F.
Streeter and Grace Dawson. arrive
in Linton for a visit with Linton r.
latives.
Geo Buttarv returned to Linton {
Tuesday evening from short Wis
in Minneapolis and other Minneso
points.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller and bal
r were up from Hague. Thursday
last week, for visit with Linton r
: latives.
s, B. F. Wolverton, brother of DR..
C. Wolverton. and son of c. A. We
n verton, arrived in Linton last WEI
= and will spend his vacation at the !
d cal hospital. Ben, as he is known
a Lintonites, will graduate next Mar
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-26
BAPTIST CONFERENCE

The Baptist conference is taking
place in Linton Thu week and large
crowd is in town to attend. A large
tent has been placed on the school
grounds, and refreshment stand
erected. 1t is estimated that some
fifteen hundred visitors will be in
Linton Sunday of this week in connec-
ton with the conference. Linton PEG.
pie have thrown open their homes te
care for the visitors.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-26
CARD OF THANKS

I'VE wish to express our thanks te
our many friends who helped VS. dur
ing the illness and death of our
mother.
Mrs. Margaret Scott and family
Geo. L. Acheson and family
w. S. Freeman and family
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-06-26

DIR. ]. H. SHOEMAKER. d. v. NJ.
Linton, North Dakota
Veterinary, Medicine, and Dentistry
Able to Treat Diseases Of Animals
Of All Kinds
Can Issue Health Certificates for In
terstate Shipments
Calls Answered Day or Night
LICENSED GRADUATE yETER-
MARIAN
Office in Gus Drifke Carpenter Shop
Phone ~
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ave. Szkoda wynoSi sumo $500.
Przyczyna poiaru nieznana.

ave. Szkoda wynoSi sumo $500. -
Przyczyna poiaru %nieznana.
Do domu Edny Wilson, Fam. pnr,
1902 E. s1sza ul., zakradl sic zlo-
dziej / zabral iej z biurka sumo SO
Policya poszukuje siodzieia cudze1
w~lasnosci, a Edna rozwata zgube.
*
Oh. Aleksander wisniewski zaja'
stanowisko specyalnego agenta PREY
iirmie F. Wieczorkowskiego, kt6ra
prowadzi interes realnosciowy, ase'
kuracyjny, budowy dom6w pnr. 1907
So. Shore Drive.
w poniedziaiek, dnia 29go b.. m
odbedzie sic dorczny odpust prey pa
rafil sw. Michala Arch, z okazyi
Patrona ma ten dzieh przypadaja'
cego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20

dopiero W STADIUM budowy.
Rowniez W przyszioSci z~ostaje jej
wzbronione budowac albo naby-
wac zagranica lodzic podwodne.
Bu}garyi zostaie wzbronione
utrzymywanie jakicjkolwieE ma
powietrzncj Lofty wojepnej / zmu-
szona jest oddac Aliantom wiele
posiadanego przcz sic materyaiu
awiatycznego.
Bulgarya zcbowiazuje sic u
mac nicpodlegfoSc Jugosiawii, ia
kotcz przyjac postanowienia, gwa
rantujqcc prawa m~niejszoSci ma
rodowoSciovvch w obrebie swo-
ich granic.
Wszystkie spory, jakieby mo-
gly powstat z powodu interpreta-
CYL albo wvkonania warunkow po-
wvzszego traktatu, maja bye "a
latwionc w mySl postanowien, "a
wartvch w konstvtucvi Ligi Ma
rOdOw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20
ALIANCKIE
POD FIUME.

Londyn, 20. wrzeSnia. Po-:
woluiaca sic ma doniesienia Z
LubIany i Wiednia berlihska dc
pcsza podajc. &c alianccy komcn-
danci odbyli konferencye w Alb,
bazyi. po ktorej pancerniki mo
carstw sprzymierzonych udasy
sic pod Fiume ! skierowaiy swe al
matv ma to miasto. Podobno "a
decydowano re zostanie wy;tane
uitimatum. domagajaoe sic eva
kuowania Fiume przez partyzan-
tow kapitana d'Anunzia w pre-,
ciagu "a godzin. W przeciwnym
zas razie rozpocznie sig bombar'
Gowanie miasta.
(Depesza powyzsza wvmaga
potwierdzenia swej wiarygodno-
sci. Przvp. Red. DE-. Chic.)
MORGENTHAU o POTEDZE
NIEMIEC.
Paryi, 90. wrzesnia. - Pan H.
Morgerthau udzieli} 20 powrocie
swym z Polski interwiewu praso,
wego, W kt6rym zaznaczys, ze
Niemcy wysziy Z minionej wojny
jako silne potega, gdyz ich zdolny
pod bron materyai ludzki jest
prawie ME umniejszony, a IS mi
l;orowa ludnoSc zahartowaaa sic
tyFko W ogniu prob, nauczywszy
sic W MIN oszczednosci / samoa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20

Jan Dombrowski, Fam. pnr. S4"5
Brandon ave-, Jest zwolenikiem
Swiezego powietrza / W mysl tel "a
sadly sypia PREY otwartem oknie. -
Wraz re swiezem powietrzem Oh
mem do sypialni wszedl zlodziej, kt6
ry tax sprytnie manipulacye swoja
przeprowadzil, IL potrafii wydobyt
sumo s145 z pod materaca, ma kto-
rel D~ombrowski smacznie PREY swie-
5em powietrzu spaf.
*
Wieczorek powitalny urzadza
Tow. Rycerzy i'm. Najsw. Marry Pan
ny, mr.. 1879 Z. P. r. K, W niedziele,
dnia 2Sgo b m, W sail parafialnej,
PREY SSej ulicy I Exchange ave. Po-
czatek o godzinie 100 wleczorem.
Stanislaw Krygier, mlody Polak,
Fam. pnr. 1904 Cedar ul., W India
ma Harbor, Ind, okazuje niezwyk&y
talent jake muzyk-kompozytor 1 "
swiecie muzycznym amerykahskim
poczyna wyplywat ma wierzch. Kom,
ponuje on melodye do p~opularnych
amerykahskich piekni. Ostatni lego
utw6r zatytulowany "A Good Wife
means a Good Home, ju4 wyszed4
nabyc 60 MONA " skladach muzy-'
cznych. Niebawem tel wyjda utwory
lego: When you have a wish on
some one", How do they do IT.,
Going away from you. - M'ody
Krygier pochodzi ze South Chicago,
gdzie sic urodzil ! wychowaf. Ia
mieszkiwal dawniej pur. S74s Hou,
ston ave.
w nIedziele, dnia 1890 b. m, o 60
d5inie 1O:45, STRAIT ogniowa sttumiia
polar budynku pnr. 1924 Exchange
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20

mia narodowcgo zadecydowala W
mySl zadah konferencyi pokojo--
wei postawic wniosek o zniesienie
paragraph 81 novel koilstytucyi
niemieckiej, przewidujacego repre-
zentacye ola Austryi W parlamcn
Gle niemieckim.
WYBORY WE N
Paryz, 90. w~rzeSnia. - Premier
Clemenceau wypowiedzia} wczo-
raj We francuskiej Izbic deputo--
wanych move, w ktorej wyrazil
sic miedzy innemi:
..Ratyfikujcie naipierw traktat.
a potem po;nformuja Izbe o dacic
wyborow jcsiennych.'
KRoTKIE K~ABLOGRAMY
EUROPY.
Wieden, 20. wrzesnia. We
wschodniej Syberyi znsjduje sic
wciaz jeszcze pomiedzy 100000 a
100000 niemicckich i austryac--
Ikich jcncow wojennych.
Londyn, 90. w~rzesnia. - Anne,
rykaiski parowicc ,,Westavada'
zatonal w drodzc Z Fuschclling W
Holandyi do Anglii.
Paryz, 20. wrzesnia. - Fran,
cuski aviator Poulet ma dokonat
w najblizszcj przysz}oSci PROXY
przelotu Z Francyi do Australia.
Bazylea, 20. w~rzeSnia. - Do.
nosza tn, &c wegierski cabinet
Friedricha ma zamiar przeniest
stolice Wegier do Southwestern
burga.
Lima, Peru, 90. wrzesnia. -
William ". Hendley, amerykai-
ski konsul w Peru. zmar} tn maggie
razony atakicIn apoplektycznym,
Berno, 20. wrzesnia. - SPECIAL
ny dla tel sprawy komitet parla-
mcntu szw-aJcarskiego postano--
vii odiozyG swe debaty w kwcstyi
przylaczenia sic Szwajcaryi do
Ligi Narod6w.
Paryz, 20. wrzesnia. - Opra-
cowany juz zostat projekt wpro-
wadzcnia rceularnej komunika--
CYL kolejowej "a pomoca pocia-
gov ekspresowych pomiedzy Pa
ryzcm a Warszawa via Sztras-
burg i iPraga.
Berlin, 20. wrzesnia. - Rad
wvdal obwieszczeme, ktore stwier
dza. re ma razie jeszcze w Mem
czech bedzie sic w dalszym ciagu
stosowac cenzure Pocztowa ola
listow i telegramow.
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guietych dobrOwolnic ochotni-
k6w. Liczba zandarmow. urged
nikow celnych i innej uZbrojoney
stray ME moze przekraczac 49,
600.
Bu{garyi wolno utrzymywac
tylko jcduq szkole w~ojskowa !
tylko jcdna iabryke broni, amuni-
Cyl ! matcrya|ow wojennych,
wszelki zaS import lub cksPort
tych materyalow z~ostaje Bufga-
ryi wzbroniony.
Bulgaria zobowi9zujc SIG cd,
dac NIiantom wszy5tkic Posia-
dane przez sic okrety wojenne
nury. oraz zniszczyc tie stalk:
wojenne. ktorc znajduja sic obc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20

parcia. Narod niemiecki przedsta
via SIG obccnie jake jcdna spojo
ma SLIME i przepojona energia
masa. stojaca oko w oko przeciw-
ko powaSnionym i niezgodnym
miedzy SODA sasiadom.
.J.ezeli niezgoda pomiedzy So
siadami Niemiec bedzie przecia-
gao sic dalei, moze wyniknac Z te-
go jedcn tylko skutek. Watpie,
czy Niemcy sami w pefni ~oceniaja
swa wlasna siie" by|y jego $40
wa.
Dalcj zaznaczy} pan Morgen-
than, &c Grecya, Wlochy, Jugo--
slawia, Czechoslowacya. Polska
iune kraje Europy, ktore Z wojny
wysziy bardzo osiabionc, potrze-
buja koniecznic oparcia W misty
tucyi, kt6raby stanowiia ola nicl,
tribunal rozjcmczy i pokojowy
jaka jest Liga Narod6w, a poten7
ciagnaf:
,Niemcy ~rozsadnic odm6wiiy
Walk do konca &c Stanami lie,
dnoczonymi. Wycofaiy sig one W
dobrym porzadku ma miejsce bcz-
piecznc. gdzic wojna mic zrujno--
wala ich fabryk i gdzic wszystkc
byIo juz przvgotowane do podje,
cia zpowrotcm przcmyslu poko--
jowego.
..Niemcy przesz1i do Rosyi, Or
gapizuja SIG tam ! opanowawszy
rosyjskie zasoby, zuzyja jc dc
zwalczenia reszty $wtata, jezel
ola. ochrony Europy ME zostanic
stworzona silna Polska. Mozli-
we, re Niemcy pozostawia Fran,
eye w spokoju, ale rieuniknienie
beda sic staraiy pochlonac Rosys
wiele innych KRAKOW Europy
Srodkowej."
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" South Chicago inspektor5y RIA
dowi skorfiskowali diva aparatu 60
r~zelniane as galon6w rosy gor--
skiej" potajemnie wyrabianej. Are
s5towaIi te1 czterech szvnkarzy. kto-
rzr cdpowiadat beda pred komisa-
rem federalnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20

W skladach weg1a kolei B. and
O., zapalila sic kupa stafego budul-
GU, a ogien zagrazai wlelkiemu zapa-
sowi wegla ~zniszczeniem. straz og-
NOVA szybko jednak stIumila polar.
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Policyant Bergman, aresztowaf
Andrzeja J~erchowicza 20 napad ma
Franciszka Horack'a, PREY 95ej ul.
i Ewing ave. Przesluchy od}ozono
do dnia 23go B.. m. Horacek znajdu-
je sic W szpitalu SO. chicagoskim w
stanie krytycZnym.
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Odcia1 sic.

w EPSON " Anglii ma filarach O.
box olbrzymiet bramy umies7czo-
ne ga ola ozdoby diva DUE kamien'
ne psy.
Pewien Amerykanin bedac 20 raj
pierwszy W EPSON p~odziwiai te zna-
komita rzezbe.a chcac sobie z tam
tejszego 'mieszczanina Vlasnie ko'o
bramy przechodzacego zadrwic, "a
pytal go: Panic, kiedy Wy karmi.
Gle to DUE psy?" - ,,Jak zaczna
~szczekae", brzmiala cieta odpowiedz
miejscowego obywatela.
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: YrxwsO hs4fy pOtSn AEeht RAJ
hoIciowy ogiaszn sic " DZiENNlkU
0HIOAGOSKIN DO niejsdnokrotnh
orsskonnf siO. - tn uAJIspisj mn
IL ..olaaA
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WiadomoscizSouth
Chicago.

Franciszek RydzewSki, miodszy
syn komisarza elekcyinego, wraz z
ojcem otwieraja biuro realnosciowe
ma Michalowie. mr.. $500 Burnley
ave. Mlody Rydzewski, jak wiadomo
skohczyl prawo ma uniwersytecie
Notre Dame, a " czasie wojny pelnif
siutbe " szeregach wojsk Wuja Sa-
ma. - zyczymy powodzenia!
Burmistrz miasta Chicago, Will
liam Hale Thompson, wyznaczy} al
dermana so. chicagoskiego Ross A.
Woodhull'a, jake czlonka komitetu,
ktory udac sic ma do W~ashingtonL,
by urzedowo zaprosic generala PEI
shing'a do. miasta Chicago. o lie
wymowa udolna | przekonywujace
areumenty aldermana Woodhulla
wplynaG NIGGA ma generala Pershln-
ga, to z pewnoScia p~rzybedzie on do
| Chicago. a mozliwie tez zlozy i kr6t
ka wizyte so. chicagoskiemu grodo-
wi.
Policyant Bergman, aresztowaf
Andrzeja Jerchowicza "a napad ma
Franciszka Horack'a, PREY 95ej ul.
i Ewing ave. Przesluchy od}ozono
do dnia 23go b. m. Horacek znajdu-
ie sic W szpitalu so. chicagoskim w
stanie ~krytycznym.
Jutro, W niedziele, dnia 21go b.
NJ, Tow. Krolowej Korony Polskiej
mr.. Ala q. P. R. K, urzadza zaba-
We towarzyska z programem W sail
p%arafialnej, Niepokalanego Poczecia
| Najsw. Maryi aPnny, PREY S3ej Ill.
/ Exchange ave. Poczatek o godzinie
lei wieczorem.
w skladach weg1a kolei B. and
O., zapaliia sic kupa stafego budul-
GU, a ogien zagrazaf wielkiemu zapa-
sowi wegla zniszczeniem. Straz og-
! NOVA szybko jednak stIumila polar.
W ubieg}y wtorek W koSciele p.
". Sw. Nary Magdaleny, 0 godzinie
Gel rano, skojarzeni zostali dozgon-
nym zwiazkiem m%aiiehskim, p. Bro
! nislaw Kalka, z parma Wiktorya Po-
larek. Slubu mFodej parze udziell}
X. Boles}aw Kasprzycki a Msze sw.
odprawif X. Edward Kowalewski. Ma
| ch6rze W czasie Mszy $w. ma Offer
torium" duet o~dspiewali PIP. Broni-
sIaw Rybowiak. tenor, kuzyn pana
mIodego | Franciszek Maniszewski,
miejscowy organista. baryton.
" South Chicago inspektorzy RIA
| dowi skonfiskowali diva aparatu 60
~rzelniane | as galon6w rosy g6r--
skiej" potajemnie wyrabianej. Are
s5towaIi tel czterech szvnkarzy. kto-
rzr cdpoviadat beda pred komisa-
; rem federalnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-20

Kto ehes eEytae uajIepsss e.
3zienns tis'nn polskis, nieei sA
Uda Do paAs 2 m. PAWoLL
naszego aEenta m Duncan I oke
hss | Saabonujs Sobis .D4iennil
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~IH~ArH rs Ietni Rekora
N11AAANO 1000 Gradusn6W
LAW y: WI? We: $ ;;;: : Is:
Jejea Precinct
SCHOOL Ietnia Praktyka

CHICAGosEA SZKOAA DYPLoMATf'
Xxi. ?
(Depnrtnment ChIcagoskiej
rAKULrET oziL1 wVDzIAL UNI
WERSYTECKI SZkOLf d.
PLoMATYCZNEJ.
Pan ]. J.. Tobias, Kanclerz Szkoay Pra'
wa " Chicago.
wielrn. B. Singer, konsui h.sZpanl
60 Stowarzyszenia Konsularnego.
Prof. Andrzej e. Bisek.
Wielm. Medill Mccormick, Senator st.
wisim. Geo. Sanderson. sekretarz Sc.
Pan c. Castle. Prezes str'd Trust an<
Savings Bank. =
wiem. L. Y. Sherman, Senator st, ~.
Wieim. Dorr e. Felt, Prezes Illinois
Mmfrs. Association.
WIelm. Harry a. Wheeler, Nice-lrezca
Union Trust Co.
Wieim. C. 8. Hardwood, Konsul, Peru.
Pan Charles H. Wacker, Prezes Ch!ca-
20 Plan Comm
Par J.. J.. Arnold, Wice-PrezeS First Ma
wisrm. Jos. L. sepulveda. Konsul
wteim. Pedro N. Do 81, Kousul Bra
wisim. e. Antonio Navarro, Konsul.
Panama.
wislm. r. Charles Eeoret. Konsul. u.
ruGuay.
PrIygotOwywanie sic M posycye y
Europie, CentrAlneJ l Po~fudniowe Q A.
pneryce, ! rex DO 3 lat. KursA obco-
kra6owego handlu, ffnGnsow. ~mtedzyna-
rodoweEo prawa ola aSent0y bysneeo.
wych, Sekretar1y. konSul6w, dyplorhA-
tow. ~
rDNSYR Cd oa,oeO DO 0lAooo.
Pa hAtoloOL U1tAwO4AWBtwa lYHl0S
1atzAd, iafeSnJt ChaneelISr III. ToSiaa,
- ~. JankS0A Blvd, Tel. WGAaSh B6eo.
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KRAJE ~NADBALTYCKIE
A POKoJ z BOLSzEWI-
KAMI.
(Korespondencya Artura Mama
do Chicago Tribune.")

(Korespondencya Artura Mama
do Chicago Tribune.")
Ryga, II. wrzesnia. via Paryl.
20. w~rzesnia. MozliwoSc poko-
~ pomiedzy paiistwami nadbalty-
ckiemi a Rosya rosnie, kotyski
premier i minister spraw zagra--
nicznych powrocili Rewla, gdzie
wczoraj odroczyia sic konferen--
eva pahstw nadbatyckich, zadecy
dowawszy zajat jednolity kurs
polityki wobec bolszewickiej o
ferty pokojowej.
Reprezentowane ma tel konfe--
rencyi Litwa Lotwa i Estonia
zgodzity sic ma nastepujace punk
ia:
l. laden 7 tych KRAKOW ME "a
wrze oddzielnego pokoju z bolsze
wikami.
2. Rokowania pokojowe ME roz
Poczna sic predict, MIN bolszewi-
cy nHe zagwarartuja tym pan
stwom, re nie beda W mich SEE
rye swej propagandy.
3. w razie zawarcia pokoju,
ME bedzie sic nawiazywac stosun
kow dyplomatycznych Z bolsze--
wikami.
4. Pomiedzy bolszewicka Rosya
a wspomnianymi krajami MUS,
bye utworzona strefa neutralna.
Kwestya stosunku pomiedzy
krajami nadbaitvckimi a bolsze--
wikami kompiikuje sic Z powodu
trwajqcej w dalszym ciag1r obec-
noSci i dziaialnoSci Niemcow W
Krrrlandyi. General Won der Goltz,
komendant wojsk nicmieckich W
prowincyach nadba}tyckich, po--
wrdci} do Mitawy, odleglej O -
mil Cd Rygi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22

WASHINGTON. Oct eg-Presl-
dent wills n today signed several bits
recently passed by congress. Score
tary Tumuliy announced.
The measures Included the amend
menis TO the food control bill de-
signed to prevent boarding Of ant
prontecrluF in food and clothing. The
prohibition enforcement bill stlll Is
before the department of Justice for
decision as 20 It's constitutionality.
The presidents physicians reported
today thar AIR Wilson last night IN 4
one Of the best nights since he be-
became M.
Howard FiEg, special assistant at
torney general, said today that the
people of tho United States can bank
on lower prices.
- am not optimistic over The out
look; I am positive" said Mr. FiEE.
"Proftcorine is now legally a crime.
The maximum penalty for proiiteer-
ing Ia a 5000 hne and two years In
prison.
In every case prosecuted we win
ask lail sentences.
I'VE will obtain our evidence
through the bureau Of Investigation,
the attorney generals Of states. county
attorneys. fair price commissioned
federal district attorneys ana directly
from consumers By November ! we
will know the location Of every pound
OF food In the United States and We
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
Upper Classmen
Shoot Down Flag of
University Freshmen

Advantages ~ military training
were brought to the minds ~ the up
per classmen OF the University Of New
MoNico yesterday when q firing squad
was the only agent capable O: rcmov-
INK the obnoxious freshman ag from
It's high and seemingly secure place
at tho top of the ilag polo on the
campus.
The freshmen hcstlrrcd themselve.
bright and early yesterday and hoist
cd the emblem of the ranks to the
top of the lag pole I, was a white
nag painted with green letters.
Freshmen" and Il was wired to the
pole And the pole wns creased. Tho
nrst upperclassmcn To rush to the de-
fense of his class honor dlscoyereT
these three facts In the first half
minute \ lively hght ensned around
the base ~ the pole Joined indiscrim-
inately by all classes clothes were
torn and teeth were knocked out hut
the frcshie nag waved triumphant.
Then h was that the 4. y. NJ. arse
nal was raidcd ana the nag brought
to the ground after about forty sho.s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22

WILSON SIGNS FOOD BILL;
WAR ON PROFlTEERS OPENS

are going 10 keep a daily check on n
TO determine whore Il goes"
Nobody IL serving jail at the pres
cnt time for boarding. There has
been no federal law. until the ono en-
acted by this congress, against profi.
eoring. Mr. FiEg said prosecutions
have been diincult under the laws
against boarding, as q was hard 10
distinguish between boarding and
storing. But the task OF discovering
excessive profits will not be SO per-
picking, ho declared.
There have been 81 prosecutions
In connection with cur food invcsti-
cations" said Mr.. Figg. In 20 cases
In % states the owners OF food .urn-
ed q over TO the district attorneys and
Il was distributed at much lower
prices than Il was being held for. In
these eases the prosecutions were dis
missed by agreement Seven cases
are pending ana six cases of hoard
lng are up for hearing.
There should he gradual decline
Of prices to the pre-war level, conl-
mencing at once.
'sThe tremendous Increase In tho
demands for exports was one of tho
causes Tor high prices. But al this
time All Europe has enough food on
hand 20 last two Inontha This means
we do not have 20 export any moro
food for that period. snd X this
doesn't lower prices, We Will know u
ls becausc of hoarding ana prohteer-
ing" ..-..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-22
MAN IDENTIFIED
IN MURDER CASE


PHOENIX. Ariz., oct 22.-Nichaa
Martin. arrested at Yotten, California.
on suspicion In connection with the
sinylng OF Arthur Dcsteundcr, a dis
charged Canadian soldier has been
Identified ms having been with Deste-
under shortly before the crime. Il was
announced at the sheriff's Office here
today.
The Identification was made by two
ranchers near Ashfurk. while Martin
was being broNght hero FOR trial.
rho rHnchcrs. according to Sheriff
Davis. said they had seen Martin
and pestcundcr riding together in an
automobile day or two before
Dcsteundcr's partly burned body with
bullet wound In the back, was
found by sheep hordor on the desert
about 1870 miles from here October 3.
Martin escaped from the officers nt
Needles. California, and when re-
captured there WAS bullet wound IN
the right hip. Considerable mystery
surrounds tho shooting of the man.
The officers say that when they
caught Martin hiding In the under
brush, he told them a member OF the
Grew Of passing train had shot him.
Railroad employees who were qucH-
toned denied OF having shot at Mar
tin bur one said he had seen an auto
mobilist shoot at Martin.