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The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
Prospecting on st. Patrick.


Old nearby st. Patrick creek, one
of the first creeks in Fairbanks TO
show indications of having a pay
streak and on which pay has at diff
ferent times over a period of years
been located at variance with the
theoretical ideas concerning the de-
post of the valuable mineral, will be
more thoroughly prospected this year
than ever before. AS far back as
1906, when Whitman and Murray, and
others, operated large plants on the
upper part of the creek and since
which time other small plants have
been working, the creek has been
more or less prominent in the history
of the camp.
The recent developments of the
creek shows that paystreaK is likely
to be found most any place. Last
winter dump was taken out by
Reagan & Co. and Bodin, Stay & Co.,
located pay away over on the left
limit last summer and have out a
large dump. Other developments Of
the creek are those of Sherrard, Lii
ly & Kelly, who have 80 horsepower
plant installed on the Sagan fraction.
A working shaft has been put down
and timbered and operations will be
commenced on a large scale probably
by the time the sluicing season com,
mences.
Two large Keystone drills are now
on the creek; the Gus Peterson drill
and the Crosby Keene machine, the
latter having been brought from the
Tolovana quite recently by Sherrard
and his associates. This drill will be
used by them in systematically pros
pecting the upper part of the creek.
The Peterson drill, which did much
prospecting below discovery on the
extensive holdings of Mr.. Peterson,
has been thoroughly overhauled and
is working WE'LL having put one. hole
to bedrock of a series that will be
bored for the purpose of prosecuting
the lower and deeper part OF the
creek
A friendly rivalry has sprung up be-
tween the two drill crews and through
the efforts of both machines st. Pat
rick creek should be we'll prospected
before the summer is over.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
Drifting on Steele Greek

The Howell drill, which is prospect
ing on Steele creek. is still boring
holes to bedrock on the newest addi-
ton to the mining creeks of the camp
According to information twenty
holes have already been put to bed
rock and operations will be continued
until the creek has been thoroughly
prospected.
In addition to the prospecting the
drill will put down four more holes
to bedrock that will be used by Mike
Rakovich in sinking his working shaft
on the claim on which he took lay.
Within the next few days active op'
erations will be commenced on the
sinking of the shaft and good results
are looked for as soon as bedrock Is
reached.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
RUBY Is Picking Up.

According to recent advices three
local strikes have occurred In the
Ruby district, viz: Long. Poorman
(lower) and Fourth of July. Two
claims on Greensboro turned out un'
expectedly we'll
The new prospects on Long and
lower Poorman are as yet merely
holes down to bedrock, but with very
good ground showing up there. On
Greensboro the claims being worked
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03

Stanley, S. C.. Ensor and C. A. Hof-
fart, all of San Francisco. The addl-
tional men will be picked up at the
scene of operations.
The hydraulicking operations Will
be under the supervision of ]. Nc
Pherson. The crews for these two
outfits will likewise be picked up IN
the Circle country.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03

turned to Nenana from the scene Of
the reported strike on the Stuyahok
river in the lower Yukon region, says
that hundreds of holes had been sunk
to bedrock in that region, and with
the exception of one or two holes in
which some little pay was found. the
labor spent in sinking the holes was
absolutely unproductive OF any
results.
Mr.. deVane remained in the Stuya-
hok country for some time and made
a very thorough investigation before
returning to Ruby.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
Strike on Stuyahok River.

Strike on Stuyahok River.
A telegram from Joe Crabtree of
Marshall, we'll known former oper-
ator of Nome, contains the informa-
ton that he has just returned from
a trip to the new strike on the Stuya-
hok river and that they have found
good prospects on the benches and
Their is a fine chance for good camp
to develop.
It seems that all the Marshall pop.
ulation has stampeded to the new dig
gings and reports coming back are
very encouraging. The camp is To-
Gated IL miles from the Yukon and
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
Activity on Dome Creek.


A recent arrival from Dome creek
reports that from the appearance of
things on that creek there will soon
be considerable activity in the min
ing game.
On the strength of finding the lost
rich Dome paystreak by Emil Dorf-
ner at the mouth of the creek hopes
have been revived and great amount
of prospecting is being planned, to be
done between where the coarse gold
was lost several years ago on below
and the place Of the present dis
covery.
At the present Charlie Shiek, a
pioneer of the creek, is sinking pros
pect hole on the steep hill, first tier
bench, left limit, opposite 9 below. Mr.
Shiek has ENCOUNTERED thirty feet of
slide rock in large slabs and has been
compelled to use powder to blast his
way down. He has theory that
under the deep slide lies the true
Dome channel, which, whenever
found, always contained the rich pay.
J. P. Schoeser, the Fox blacksmith,
has taken a lay on Crowley's ground,
s below This claim was worked by
the Buckley Brothers in the early
days. They worked out a run of fine
gold, not having located the lost
coarse run. 1t is reported that
Schoeser intends to prospect the
ground thoroughly with a Keystone
drill.
The informant stated that on
Fraker & Nelson's ground, where
Dorfner located the lost paystreak,
active preparations are going on and
large crew will be worked this sum-
mer. On below Dockham & Co. have
cut large dump ready for sluicing.
They will also work crew the COM
ing summer. On 8, which is being
worked by party of Films, and Ner-
land, on discovery, also have out Win
ter dumps waiting for the water to
run.
Owing to the unsettled conditions of
claims and 10 below, which belongs
to the McAvoy estate, no lays can be
let upon this ground, although sew
eral responsible parties are willing to
take lays on the ground.
Three Dredges in Circle District.
James Hamil, representing the Ber-
nv interests in the Circle district Who
recently passed through Cordova on
his way to the interior, accompanied
by six dredging and hydraulic experts,
will operate three plants this year;
the dredge on Mastodon creek and
hydraulic plants on Eagle and Nam
moth creeks. The dredge will require
about twelve men, the hydraulic
plants about twenty-fOur
Those who will be connected with
the dredging operations are Fl. Heit-
u,, u,ho will he in charge L. "
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
Strike Is Much Overrated.

According to advices received from
Fairbanks in wire to Judge Charles
Bunnel, Commissioner Thomas de-
Vane Of Ruby, who has recently re-
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
In the Nome District

Fred Barnofsky has left for Hastings
creek to look after his mining inter
ests there.
Sam Fernengel is making a flying
trip to Council, where he will look
after some mining interests acquired
by him and Fred Mebes.
Fred Mebes, the only operator in
the Submarine paystreak this winter
has fourteen men employed taking Out
pay which had been blocked out carly
this winter. He has several months
work in sight, and will extract quite
a good-sized dump. Fred says that he
would have good proposition If the
running expenses had not increased
so enormously.
Attilla Cordovado is reported to be
in fair nav at Deering, having SEN
down for some men. He seems IL
have some difficulty in procuring thu
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03

comprises ground that the Yukon
Gold Company leased to other parties
as they did not believe it worth while
to work 1t with the dredge for new
season on account of the limited area
Of ground.
The only production going on in the
camp is on Me-catch-um creek, a
tributary to lower Long. There are
five different outfits working on this
creek. The pay is very narrow and
everyone is working in a small way.
Only one of these outfits is doing we'll.
On Spruce creek couple of outfits
are working and only one of these
has anything worth while, the lucky
one being Fred La Belle. AS far as
other mining activities are concerned
the rest of the camp is stagnant, with
no new creeks reporting pay from the
winters prospecting.
The so-called new strike on the
lower Yukon caused quite small
stampede from there but they are all
returning one by one with the inform.
alton that Their is nothing there and
advise all those who are on their way
or contemplating starting for the
scene not to go.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03


Trying to Locate Lost Paystreak
That Ben Brumbaugh and asso.
ciates, mining in the Tolovan country,
are making a determined effort to To-
cate the lost paystreak in Livengood
is evidenced from the latest reports
to be received from that camp. A
large keystone drill, which is oper-
ated by the Brumbaugh group, is at
present working prosecuting the
wide flats of that creek, trying to To-
cate the missing pay, the scene OF
the present operations being below
the mouth Of Lillian creek.
The men behind the undertaking
evidently share the belief of most OF
the mining men of that camp that the
coarse Livengood run of gold con-
tinues through these fats, under sim
liar conditions as existed in the rich
Dome creek pay, which continued
down the famous Niggerhead claim to
the Chatanika flats.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03
-HE TUNNEL between the

~HE TUNNEL between the
Bonanza mine and Mother
Lode mine has been driven
through and these two big
copper properties are now
connected and the power from Ken
necott will be used for both opera
tons.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-03

about so miles in an air line north
east from Marshal, on the border Of
the Second and Fourth division, but
most likely in the Fourth. The Bon
asia river of which the Stuyohok is
tributary empties into the Yukon
midway between Holy Cross and
Anvik.-Industrial Worker.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
esoss-RGNoGMr NoTlcG.
PEOPLES BANK
VS.,
JOE MEAL q. Y
sssss al Tenn. Dickson County

stsss oi Tenn. Dickson County.
La hi, -spss Il as'pa ring 81 H..
Clerk that st,e Defendant Joe
Meadows, IL justly indebted 10 the
plaintiff. aud 10 non-rssidtps os
the State. 40 thai the ordinary pro.
|oesa oi lsv ranHo, be sssred on him,
and - execution having been sued
|sus. rssnsnsbls 10 Circuit Csuys m
County. and ths saEr having been
leviad On deisodant's property. il
Id ordsred hy tbe Clsrt. shss puhlirs.
|tiou be Msds ioas consecutive
wsska In tne Dieksan Coaatv Her.
al . pewspsps published 10 Dick
|sou. TerneepsA. Commanding tbs
|aaid Joe Meadow. 10 appess =, The
Court bcurs In The town "a Charlotte
|os THURSDAY JULY =. 1873.
10 shos casss II suy be has. vhy
the action ii .A- Curt should not
b. made saal
Witness INV hand nj Office this
the 7nd. dag Il June 1918.
J. +. PETTY. Sheriff.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
IS ABLE 70 60
BACK TO WORK
iias Been Getting Stronger
Every Day Since Taking
Mesitone.

u vas no weak and run da~u
when got over the influenza tia
I couldnt wosk." said l.. 4. Canada,
LOT 1877 Third Avenue, North. Nash,
wills. Tsaa,. . veil known Insurance.
| solioitos u that city.
/ I'LL vsat oil ever and ~,
nervous. | cou!as't ,sseep rich, a,
night and didn't havs anv appetite
and didn't eat much.
n friend tod me to try Msr',one,
and | got . bottle aud started
taking Il have sot,en stronger
every dsv since taking Me,itons
and am feeling no much better nov
that I'm back q, work, Ny nerves
~ In much better condition also
and sleep good Il night nov.
Il believe Me-itone to he 4 medi.
cine oil real merit, II has proved
oil that sas claimed Tor II In INV
cass and | want 10 recommend
Msritons 10 snyb ,dy who IL suffer
inx Iron weakness and nervousness
lihs ! wss."
Mssitone IL soh exclusively in
Dickson by Matihews Drug Co.
and 1t Speishs / Nicks stayton,
Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Tbs Ceunty Eaaalidne HosTd.
eompcssd II EsQ. w. = &nds1a1.
J. 8. Hicks, A. j. xdwasd - u.
W. Fielder hl.B bssa in sssdc1 l!l1yK
several days and ,sill coinr
tLeis WORK this wssk, lGr. Fisldss
10 ssrvins In Morgan Hrowns plAes
be- having isil ons day last ussk
ard broke his arm just sbcss The
wrist.
Mrs. J. T. Kimbeli. fcf Lindsn.
Ala. e hsss attending As bedside
u bet mother, Mrs. Al. q. CAxaist
man.
Mn John Sselsy, si t'sanklip
Visited hss is.hss. Mr.. L. L. Lsseh
Monday. while here Mrs Sselsy
took her father iCr q io7rds In bss
automobile 70 Dickson. This was
uncle Leonardo hst spin 10 . car
and bio first Trip out u Charlotte 10
over 20 ,easa M, Lsnsh b nearly
"a yssrs old and be continass 10
retain his strength sni1ysd by him
the last quarter n q century. We
congratulate Uncle Leonard on his
men oranle ride and wish him
many more years Of health aud
happiness.
The condition Of Mrs. A, q. Cas-
tlsman. WHO has bssa quite sick
SINCE early In Tho year. ssmaias I'm.
changed Mrs. Castlrman Tell d
victim oi influenza aud has never
rallied from ito enecss Her cendt
ton 10 quite serious,
Collier Cook hiss returned hotns.
sissr attending 4 saecrssfai term OF
school at y. r. IT,. Clarksville,
Gracs, Carlton and Lewis Leach.
children oil MFs. Eva Hickerson.
who have been Ia the oddiellows'
Home =, Clnksvills Tor six years,
ara AT home Ia stay, MIRA Lssch
having procured their psrmsnsn, r..
lease.
a,o.nA b., IN. ru~ rh.,,.,,s
ri Ill \. h,oksn =. an ..,i,.
date and the building rnshsxi 10
rand complstinn. The bank vill
b. located Il the old Hudson cor.
nsr, adjacent 70 the telephone oil.
fee. Tbs building will be oil con.
crete with the lataat improvements.
Hubert Swih has returned home
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Psdseah. KY Jnn1 %. Istn,--
Tsstoa8 sssnaed ~ Aalp ~ ison
ths yssy saAst ssa w. 1nahnsiAaeie
|staAam3nt mads On Mxxe. BIZ G. N
MNxs~,s m yssF@oad d w&iI ka0~l,
N Edac1h siallalpL nS~i plA5iSx q
tn Afeade 1hsatAs hsfe. Ara Me-
|Iyss tssitssal Hari1pn stss~t.
For ssxas lims I'ss bern novb-
led With assvo0a Indigestion. hs
c0atinnea. nv appeu.s ~ss poDr
srd ~ Iilfi@ 1nea l sss. Aida' \ sgsse
vitA M II sssmsd that iusa
|c0uLta't sissp u night.
Il sessaisiy think Trusoss \ I
rsmaskahIs t0aie iss i rest sssiiy .
|hmndsedspsx 0%nt hssass II night
NOV. nv appstiis h N much -.
|Ass. tco. mi I'm moi bothered with
~ indissstisu sny snare | have
iaith Ii Tratons and lsm glad u
recommend il 10 those suffering ~
l did. | 10 hops thsy vail give
The nsw lo0ie q trial,
Hsassaa1ats isosn psepis oi Mr..
McIvs ) rspstatioe sss dang mooh
N sonvincs even the moss stspsisl
III Truisaa's rsmaskabIs nsrin ~
1 Fscons,rurtivs toaic. ysssm pun.
asr and iavisossnt
Tsusona h now hsiag ia..sdHesd
vnd sxpiainsd In DicksoA at Tbs
Cisunnrs Phasmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

When you have aifprss and
snrsnes. of the mus-I~s. aching
!, Il. tsud fni " difficult to more
without psin try msssssi ~ Tie
affected pss,s With Chsmhsrlsip
t.aa.iss4Is, I, ~,ll seli.vs tie pain
an! msk~ ivss sod slssp possible.
--~sHv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

Before I. ]. Wsrrsn. J. p. Of Dick.
sou County. Tsnnsssss,
In this causs Il AppsaFs BY II
6davst. thas ths dstsndant. Lsslis
Cheats. h justly indebted u tbs
plaintiff md b : non-rssiasaA VI tAs
sssss, "a tssat tbs ordinary pssssss
Of. Jaw .eanaot shs sssvsd On him
aud IN otfyinal sttachmAut hasins
been lsvisd u bio property end NJ.
TUNED 10 mn. Ii III therefore. nsdss.
"a that puhlication b. made In the
Dickson Coanty Herald . nsws-
pspsf puhiiahsd In The. town ol
Dtsksoa. Tsansssss tos lous con.
sscstivs wsshs. conmAsaine The
sSid ksslls Ch0ats n 'appsar bsipss
NJ a my Once In Dickson, Tss.
nessss On the
10Th DAY or JULY 1919
and make dsisnss 10 said suit o. 4
will b. proceeded With FL pasts
This, June s. 1919.
+. J Warren, J. r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

have made sHsag eEnsE!s With
II X h. rhew ri .hs FsN Nation.
al hsana N eelistt im my hoess
hcok and LIN. ti%orss Klssrxs bas
Ish. Itct t<s0k Parties e~nins
masss bred ssA havsaG c,)ss. <sson
10 poe due. 20 plesss un1ss isfvard
md s~sais and ssvs col.
IL. BUSH.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

By vistae oi 4 verdiionai expo.
sas IL, usd 10 me b. L. J. Brown.
ins. Circuit Court Clerk al Dickson
County. Tenn. l viii on
THURSDAY JULY 8. 1919,
1t / o'clock P. H..
1t The cossgt house. 81 Charlotte,
axpoes n public Gals. " tn high.
81 bidder. iae cash. the following
described land. lying In Tie Ninth
District Of Dickson County. Tenn.
containing Is acres. more Or lsss,
bonded a. follows: Moth b. Nil
chsll: East by Mitchell; Ssuth BY
Hodges, West BY WiniamA. Lev
isd upon ~ the property ii yos
nsadows. u ais. 10 satisfy this
6fe interest and costs. IN favor II
ths Psoplss Bank, ii vsalsss.
This June 2. 1919.
J. I. PETTY. Shsein.
FOR SALE-My hons Dlscs 90
Esss College StSss- II ID . 6vs
fcou building. in good condition.
So A. L. Scott &C write me.-JE.
BGy. Psraeould. ARA. m-O ~
Sc Tho good show as the PatxiSt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-20
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
D T WIADOMOSCI re
STOLICY A

Washington, l pazdziernika.-
Tezcli rad Stanow Ijcdnoczo-
nvch hatychmiast mic przedSie-
wezmic odpowiednich krokow. to
cena cukru podskoczy W PREY
sziym roku cd dwudziestu do
trzydziestu cent6w ma huncie. 80
INiektorzy eksperei tvierdza, re
tel ieszcze zimy cena cuku pod
skoczy do pietnastu centew.
- Senat przyja3 wczoraj rezo-
lucye przedlozona przez senatora
Fall'a, W ktorej to rezolucyi Sc
nat zada, ably PREF. Wilson udzie-
lii Kongresowi ~blizszych szeze-
g6l6w w sprawie wyladowania a
merykanskich marynarzy ma wy
brzezu Dalmacyi. Zwolennicy ad
ministracyi ostro wystapili pre-
civ tel propozycyi, a senator
Hitchcock wprost oskarzys repu-
blikan6w O chez ambarasowanla
PREF. Wilsona, oraz przeszkadza-
MIA mt w piracy ratyfikacyjnej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
w OMAHA,
NEBR.

Omaha. Nebr., l pazdziernika.
Gen. Major Wood, objal wczo
raj dowodztwo mad departamen-
TEN policyi. oraz wydal manifest,
ograniczajacy ruch mieszkancow
20 ulicach. o ~trzeciej godzinie
90 poludniu roztawii w murzyn-
skim dystrykcie rezydencyjnym
zolnierzy federalnych / zabronif
zbierania sic w wiekszej ilosci o.
sobom cywilnym obu ras Niko-
mu ME wolno jest nosic PREY So
bic broni. Przeszio 1000 zo&nie-
rzy fcderalnych patroluJe ulice
miasta.
W movie swej do rady miej-
-kiei. oraz czionkow izby han
dlowei. gen. Wood zarekomendo
wal. aby odwofano zapoWfadanE
karnawaI Ak ar-Ben" oraz
wszelkie publiczne parady. Sc
dziowie Z cafego dystryktu zade-
cydowali, ably 6smego pazdziemi
ka zcbraia sic lava sedziow PREY
siegiych, celem rozpoczecia do
chodzen W sprawie powodow,
prowadzacych do zaburzen ra-
sowych.
Kilkunastu mlodych ludzi znaj
duel sic obecnie pod kluczem'
czekajac ma sadowe przesiuchy,
Prokurator stanowy, oswiadczyi,
re oskarzy ich o morderstwo,
chec zamordowania, oraz o nisz-
genie cudzej wlasnosci.
Policya bedaca pod dowodz-
TWEEN wyzszych oficerow wojsko
wych, aresztuje kazdego W kto-
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EktRaine PROXY krwi wykaSuja b
nose hodE, kt6rzy So sSsSd
/ chOrxy potrzebujs &elaza we krwi 1
an chorzy w2asute dlategO, Re ne naja
6oayc Aelaza- Brak Aelaza, ubeZw4adntA
pdrowa, stlns, akcys oddziafuje ma ca
~ organfxm 1 oskabia caly system Bbar
IA tEsra, nerwOwe, draEhwe usposo
bienIe, brak sil, wytrzyma1eSci Memo
gfvgoSc wsp64zaw0dBtc1enia W 4ycfu z
krdfmi simeEd - oco 10 SO naturalne
oznah, Re krew jest rzadk9. hAdS.
wodntSta 1 poprOsru oOumtera . pOtrxe-
By 4elaKa-
Jezen ME teSteSce pewpd co do swe-
20 ssanu, potdzde % d0ktora 1 da3cta
EbaAae wasz pulls 1 przekonatcie sta
czegS wan potrxeAa Rho sand xrooc1s
uasteputeca pr6be: Z5oEZzde tak du-
70 moAecte pHaeoTGe hub tak &le3S
fAc bes E-nSczeuaa; n~Aeeepnte we4ctS
kwze paeosD-Eramowe tzbeeth Nunatcd
Rr0u try rkzy ma axten 20 JedzcEdu
pxuss diva tygodnte. P0tem zroocie mo
wa prcbe wsszeJ SHY l zOoaczde ~
akurRystaltsc4a. Prxez wzmocntents
krvd / pOw1ekszente hcEby czerwoOgch
aeOmow NUxAted Iron WznacnA ner-
Wy. odbo0owute Osaabtone cEeSc 1 20
raea ~ energti 1 sic calego syStemu.
NleVodobny starym Production EeiaSa
Nuxaeed Iron test latwe do u4ycaa, ME
&uaala sskOdiwie ma Ssby, ami s<kodsi
IA AOhsdsk. Faorykand ~gEarantuts 30
pelne zaoowotenAe 1 6Obre rsznlSaU
knAAemu k~zDnjecennu ~ knyU raSss
wwr6ca pAnaaadBe. SprMM1aweno -
wuww6kach d0hgych ATeek1A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

towych wyslali do wszystkich
przewodcow strajkowych telegra
my z prosba odroczenia strajku
zapowiadanego ma dzisiaj.
z RAMPANT RZADU PRE-
CIV DROzYzNIE.
Washington, l pazdziernika.-
Walka rzadu przeciwko drozyz-
ME ME ustaje. Izba nizsza przyje-
la projekt proponowany przez
PREF. Wlisona i Department sPra
wiedliwosci, ma mocy ktorego
wlasciciele wielkich zakladow
wiktuaiow spozywczych ME be
da mogli ~przetrzymywac w ma
gazynach swych zapasow diuzel'
jak dwanascie m~iesiecy. Ia pro-
iektem tym giosowaio dwudzie-
stu czterech posiow; przec1w ME
mu zaledwie czterech. ProJekt
ten pojdzie teraz do Senatu.
Prawo to wchodzi natychmiast
W zycie; W niektoYch tylko wy
padkach, gdzie przedsiebiorstwa
maja po kilkanaScie magazynow,
rad zezwoli ma dziewieciodzie-
siecio-dniowa zw}oke, celem da
MIA i'm moznoSci uregulowania in
tcresow. Niektore kompanie sPo-
zywcze posiadaja w swych maya
zynach wielkie zapasy zywnoscl;
kt6rez chwila> wejscia obecnego
.rrawa w zycie, beda wystawione
ia sprzedaz. Ma przestepcow po-
wyzszego prawa na}ozono kare
tysiaca dolarow, hub tez kare vic
zienna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

traktatu p~okojowego. Senator
Lodge zaprzeczyi tcmu Oskarze-
niu.
- Amerykanska misya pokojo-
wa w Paryzu wys}ala do Kongrc-
SUI proSbe O wyslanie zo}nicrzy
amerykanskich do rosyjskiej Ar
menii, celem uchronienia tamtej-
szej ludnosci pred zupelna zagla
da grozaca jej re strony band tu-
reckich i tatarSkich.