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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-03

draw out the Inflammation, at
tract the blood away from the
congested spots and relieve the
cough. In addition, the medici-
nal ingredients of Vicks are
vapor;zed by the body heat.
These vapors are breathed in all
night long, thus bringing the.
medication to bear directly upon.
the lnfamed areas.
Nicks should be rubbed in
over the throat and chest until
the skin is red-then spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth,
ing loose around the neck and
the bed clothes arranged in the
form of funnel so the vapors.
arising may be freely inhaled. !
If the cough is annoying, swallow
small bit of Vickc the size of
pea.
Samples to new users will be
sent free on request to the Wick
Chemical Company, 231 Broad
Street, Greensboro, N. G.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-03
MAXWELL FACTORY OPEN

NEWCASTLE, Ind, May 3.-The
Maxwell Motor company resumed
operations Monday after being idle
for seventeen days on account of the
railroad yardmen's strike and the tie
up of transportation. Notice of the
resumption of operations came from
Detroit. approximately $500 persons
were effected.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

daz 10000 przekaz6w cd 24go sty-
czuia do 1890 marca r. b., z czego
$4,000 z~ostaio sprzedanych W pre-
ciaga 10 cstatnich dni. w przeciaGu
dziesieciu dni sprzedawano p~rzeciet-
ME cd 1900 do 5000 przekaz6w dzien
ME "a sumo cd $4,000 do s42 700.
Przeszio 5000 bank6w W Stanach
Zjednoczonych s~przedaje te przeka-
~, a n~ajwiecej 'tych bank6w jest "
Stanie Wisconsin, DO az 400, lec1
u~ajwieksze ozywienie ~wykazuja Sta
ny New York, Illinois, Pennsylva-
MIA, Minnesota / Ohio.
S~przedaz przekaz6w zywncscIo--
wych Polakom znacznie Sc W Ostat-
Mich czasach- zwiekszyla, a to z tegU
powodu. re rodziny zamieszka}e E"
Polsce pisa tutaj, by i'm w miejsce
pientedzy przysy}aG zywnost.
Polski K%onsulat W New Yorku "a
EXCEPTIONAL ten plan i ~sprzedate pre-
kay zywnosciowe tym Polakom, kto.
rzy ~wyjezdzaja do kraiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Z Polskiego Biura.
Language Co.
vernmental Information
Service, Polish Bureau.
ia East 18th Street, New
York City.
Szkofy a ,choroby dzieci.

Wash ngton, D. C. - Nalezyta O.
p.eka, jaka dzieci powinny otrzymy-
wac W domu i W szkole, oraz WA
Jenna wsp6ldl:aialnosG tych dwu in
stytucyi wychowawczych, So niedzo-
wne, celem uchronienia szkoly cd
sluzenia Ia s~iedlisko zarazliwych cho
rob, ktGre " ten spos6b y iatwoScia
przedostaja sic do szerszego Cg6lu.
Wzajemne wsp63izlafanie rodzi--
COW, ~nauczycieli / urzedn k6w zdro-
via ~zupelnie wykIdcza mozliwoSG
chor6b zarazliwych W szkole.
Zbrodnia jest s~"iadomie narazat
dziecko ma MISUNDERSTANDING chorob
Tza~razliwych; i'm dziecko starsze.
tenn mniejsze grosi mu niebezpe e.
czehstwo - BIO " razie choroby jest
odporniejszc.
Dziecko, kt0re pos:ada symphonic
choroDy zaraz!iweJ, powinno bye ma
tychmiast usunjete re szkc}y / try
name W domu tax dlugo. dor6ki ME
zostanie wylnczone. " ten spos6b
mic tylko. ze w,twie sic dziecko 2
n 'ebezpieczenstNa, lecz. co wazniej-
sze, ME narazi sic szkoly calej ma
nnwna epidemic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

Polska ~postawiia ma SVEN cze
lie c~zfowieka, pisze p. Bonnefon,
kt6ry ola niej nawiecej wycier-
pial: zeslanca ma Syberye, ME
micckiego wieznia w Madgebur-
Gil, organizatora ruchu podziem-
nego, aresztowanego W r. 1887, w
1900, w I9l7. Zorganizowa} on
polska partye socyalistyczna. ale
ten Litwin. syn wiaSciciela wiel-
kiei posiadlosci ziemskiej, staral
sic zawsze obudzic w masach ro-
botniczych uczucia narodowe i
Mkt ME vie, czy jego socyalizm
byf Srodkiem do celu, czy celem
samym.
Cd 1914 Pilsupdski walczyi ia
czcle legionow polskich przeciw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Synowie ces. Wilhelma
dygnitarzami rosyj-
skimi.

Pc zajeciu Kijowa przez pru,
sko = austryackie wojska. wpadly
W rece austr. X. STEELE akta 20
chrany' kijowskiej. Pomiedzy
ty1ni aktami, rzucajacymi Swiatlo
m robote rzadu carskiego, ude'
rial razaco jeden Z aktow. o IA"
glowku: ,.Dzielo generallejtenan-
Ia grafa Benket:dorfa'' Z Iol5 r.
Ma pierwszej stronie aktu opis
stosunk0w rodzinnych hr. Ben
Lcndoria. On i lego dwaj bracja
Cicden byl szelcm sckcyi W nj
nisterstwic spraw zagranicznycl',
drugi gubernatorem twerskim
n;e5lubni svnoWie ces. Wilhclma
i hrablny Benkendori, zamieszFa
lei stale w Moskwic, zostali L
chw,;lq wybuchu wojny odda7i
pod tajny doz6r policyjny Z roz-
kazu kance.aryi gabinetowej ca
ri MikoIaja.
.,Ochrana" spisywala sic zna-
komicic. hr. Benkendorf, gerc--
al i komendant dywizyi kava-
lcryi VA ironcie w Krolestwie,
mial W SVEN najblizszem Oto-
lzcniu t. J.. W sztabie dwoCh a
Scnt6w ..ochraay". Agenci owl W
riare ~Potrzcby raportowall "
GziaialnoSci swcgo k~omoTdanta
..ochranie" l;iiowskiei. Pomimo
;cdnak tel opieki hr. Benkendor;
wydawal Niemcom tajne doku-
menta woj&kowc. o czcm Swiad-
ca rclacye agent0w W dalSlei
czeSci aktu.
W =. 1915, bczpo5rednio pred
oddan;em Warszawy PruSaNom
hr. Bcnkcndorf wyjcchai ma ty-
dzien rzckomo do kijowa, fax
tycznie zaS pojcchal do Warsza-
Wv i " iednym Z dom6W przy
III. Mar>zalkowskiej zostaWii pa
kiet wieEszy, W kt6rym wedlug
podania agent6w z~naidowaiy sig
raine akta wojSkowc. w koncu
.ordyrdns lego. podobno koloni-
sta nicmiecki Z poiudniowcj Ro-
Syi - T. podr6zy tel wraz Z pa
mem Generalem ME wr6cii. L jak
@Genci w swych dalszych rapor.
tach melduja - dostal SIC do pru
skicj niewoli,
.\kt ten / Gale Slcdztwo prowa,
dziI sztabs-kap;tan SokolowskiJ.
podczas tworzcnia Lcgionu
Gorczyiskiego " lol4 roku W
Warszawie by} nicjako ,,szpiclcm
cchra7v" " OWN lcgionic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

Rod2ice zarowno Jak i nauczycie-
IL powinni WtajemnicZac sic W obja-
wy i symphony chcr6b zarazliwych,
tax, re W razie wypadku, mogliby sic
zoryentowaG co do rodzaju danej cho
roby przcdsiewz:ac odpowiednis
srodki zapobiegawcze.
Ma wypadek, gdyby zaszia n:epe-
whose CO do symptom6w choroby, le-
piej Jest 1atrzymac dziecko " domu,
niz wyst~iaG Gala szkoie ma ME
bezpieczehstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

rzencow. Pozostawiono mas zu-
pefnie samych W obliczu kwestyi
wschodniej, DO Europa ME vie,
CO ma uczynic. Francya, Anglia
NIGGA czekaG, kombinowac, mo-
ga oczekiwaG nowych wyPadkow.
Moze w mich znajda nova ko-
rzyst ola siebie. My, Polacy jes-
teSmy bczpoSrednini s~asiadami
Rosyi. Los naszych wysilkow "a
ley Cd naszych decyzyi. My mu-
shiny problemy mas otaczajace
rozwiazaG przez ,tak" hub %,,nie",
"a pokojem hub "a wojna. Diu-
zej mic mozemy juz czekac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Rozszcrzenie planu Hoover'a.

ROZSzcrZenle plahu OoF o.
Washington, D. Z. - Amerykan-
ska Aduinistracya Ratunkowa, ma
kt6rej cxele stoi Herbert Hoover, "a
yiadamia o rozszerzeniu systemu
SHADOW W PolRce ma Masterpieces
miejscowosci:
BIALYsTOK,
KRAKOW,
LODI.
LWOW.
CHEM.
BRZESG LlTEWSkl.
sosNOWICE.
Zosta{ r6wniez otwarty skiad "
wolnem mieScie Gdansku jake VI por
c'e, przez kt6ry Nszelka pomoc do
Polski test wysy!aRa.
Wezelkie p~rzekazy zywnosciowe So
sprzedawane tylko ma centralna
skladnice W Wars.aw:e, a przez or
warcie ncwych sklad6w Polsce. zal
ma zmiana W tym systemic ME nasta-
ri.
Plan snrqedaly 1r7ekazow zywpo.
Sc;owych 7vskuje coraz wieksze uzna-
ME. czego najleps7ym dowodem epr7"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
U Nacz. Pa1stwa.
Interview correspondents IL
Echo de Paris" z kom.
PilSudSkim.

Pan karol Bonnefon. koreSpon
dent ,,L'Echo de Paris, zostal W
lutym przyjety Przez Naczelnika
PanStwa w Belwederze. Publicly
sta francuski jest oczarowany
Przyjeciem, jest oczarowany sa-
ma osoba sternika panstwa pol
skiego, kt6rej poSwisca tez OBJ
szerny opis. Z wrazen dziennika
francuskiego podajemy tn charak
tcrystyczne wyjatki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Siedm sklep6W-hurtoWnia

Obecnie many try sklepy, Z chwilq jednak, gdy
h%urtownia nasza bedzie przeniesiona do w~}asnego
budynku, kt6ry sic buduje PREY IIaddon ave-, tui
okolo Milwaukee ave., otworzymy w Chicago ~jeszczc
cztery sklepy. Bedziemy posiadaG w6wczas pier
wsza W Ameryce Polska H~urtownie Czlonkowska
siedm sklep6w. Cz}onkowie nasi beda oszczedzat
w6wczas setki tysiecy dolarow rocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

Kosyi, Ale cd chwili zwyciestwa
.niCmieckiego, zmien;a on punkt
widzenia. 21go czerwca Iol7 20
stale aresztoWany wraz Z gen.
Sosnkowskim, obecrym wicemi-
ristrcm wojny. 10 listopada LOIS
20 rozbrojeniu SO,o0O Nieuic6w
przez ludnoSc cywilna, kobirty
i dzicci, Pi}sudSki wraca do War
szawy jake tryumfator.
Odtad trzyma w swych do
mach ster. stanowczo, z ia ME
zwykta prostota, kt6ra cechuje
kazdy lego krok.
Dwoch kawalerzystow Z KY
va szabla W dkoni, stoi bez p1ze-
rwy w dziei i noe u stop scho-
dow wiodacych do p~a}acu. Wy
brani towarzysze broni otaczaja
swego szefa, odziancgo w szary
mundur.
- NaSladujc BoHapartego! -
lnrucza lego wrogowic.
Bierze wzor Z KoScius1ki!
szepca lego nieprzyjaciele.
..Stawiam so ma r6wni z Gle,
menceau i Fochem, rzeki mi jc.
den Z jego towarzyszy dziccin-
silva. Bedzie to najwiekszy clio
wick Polski odrodzoncj."
lccz jakkolwietl jednym wy
dale sic, IL Jest Ludwikiem H.,
zimnym i skrytym, O ~spojrzeniu
CO czai sic gdzicS pod powieF!,
innym zas jake c~zarujacy intei-
lokutor W rozmowie glebokiej. -
pcinej niespodzianych pomysl5w
udochoWioncj, wszyscy zgoduir
~przyznajq MT pierwszorzedhy u,
nrysi i niczwykiq inteligencye i
wols Z zclaza.
Nc dziwneCo, re ciekawoSG
moja wsrod tych sqdow byta ME,
male podnicsiona, gdy wchodzi-
lem do apartament6w Naczelni-
ka Panstwa polskiego.
\ OTTO stale przedemna wysohi
mezczyzna, o twarzy ma pierwSzv
rzr;t Okla su7owej, o brwiach krza
czastych, o diugich czarnych wa
zach opadajacych, o oczach pa
trzqcych bystro i dziwnic pre-
nikliwie, o wydatnym nosie. kt6-
rego ruchliwc nozdrza drgaiq
Gieznacznie. Zc wspaniaiej tel
postaci bic prawoSt ! szlachct-
nose.
Kom. Pi}sudski byi W doskona
lynn n~astroju. G}OSny, szczery
Smiech. czesto przerywa lego ,oz
move pefna humoru.
Przychodzi pan, rzeNi mi.
w godzinie Szczeg6lnie ciezkie;
! decydujacej ola Polski. - IstAie
ia obecnie zagadnienia. ma ktorc
jake Naczclnik Panstwa, ME
m0glbym panu w tel chwiii Cd
powiedziec. Me mogibym TYP. pc
viedzieG, jake etanoWistlo zaj-
ME Polska. ieSli koalicya zdecy-
DUE sic zawrze; pok6j I bolszc-
wikami, hub prowadzij daIcj woj
ne.
TO ma co cncc zwr6cic uwage,
/ tow sposob najbardziej naglQ-
to kwestya natychmiastowcj
d~ecyzyi. jakakoiwiek ona bedzic
ktorej Polska potrzebuje. Me-
~szcze5ciem DO naszego kraju jest
brak postanowieh jasnych i zde-
rNdnmnnn,ch 70 from S~nrzrn;n-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
ZMlekszenie cen ty,ynoSci.

WASHINGTON, y. Z. - Diuro sta
tystyczne PREY Departamencie Pra-
cy, DO otr7ymaniu raport6w cd hur-
townik6w 2 81 asst " Stanach Zje-
.dnoczonych, oglasza, re wydatkl
przecietnej rodziny " lutym 1920 r.
zwiekszyiy sic W stosunku do wy
datk6w W lutym 1918 roku 16 pro-
cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Stu czlonk6W %tyg0dni0w0

OrganizaCya nasza p~oteinieje z dniem kazdym. w
cL}gu dw6ch lat zapisa}o sic 5000 czlonk6w, a obe-
cnie przybywa nam pc 100, do $50 nowych czlon-
k6w tygodniowo. Jest to najlepszym dowodem, jak
%ie]kie korzysci maja nasi czlonkowie. Dzia}alnost
naszq opieramy ma widocznych i namacalnych ~
'Skach, a fundusze zapewniamy realnoScia iowa
rem. A wiec laczny sic razem ola wspolnego dobra
ola wSp6lnych korzySci, laczmy sic ola budowania
naszej potegi finansowej W Ameryce, pamietajcie O
tenn, re " jednoSci naszej spoczywa nasza Si&a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Pee prOCent ustepstWa

Cz}onkowie Korporacyi otrzymuja 5% ustepstwa W
znaczkach PREY z~akupnie towarow. Many wielu
czlonk0w, kt0rzy oszczedzili W tym roku ma zaku-
pach swoich DO $50, do $50. Procz tego biora udziak
w~zyskach. Zarok ubieg}y wyp}aciliSmy 40 dywidcn-
dy. Nasza organizacya moze daWaC ustepstwo ma
towarach ~wyplacaC dywidende, DO z~akupuje iowa
ry W wielkich ilosciach wprost Z (abryk przez swoja
wlasna hurtoWnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

lyle z aktow. - Rewolucya
zdziesiatkowala rosyjskich gene
ralow - hr. Benkendorf zostaS
PREY zyciu - / w sztabie Dcniki
pracuje ma chwafe..'' zapew
ne Nie1niec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
$67,000.00

Oszczedzili Polacy W Chicago przez zakupno iowa
row W Sklepach Cz}onkowskich Polskiej Korpora-
cyl Handlowej Palatine. $3.50 0 ktoreby posz}y W
rece obcych spekulant6w, ~pozoSta}y wreku POlak0w
Evening star., 1920-06-24

Women's Bungalow Aprons,
fine quality percale; large
size; made with belt and pock-
cts. Slightly imperfect.
Cling h a m Waist
Aprons, with bibs; E0C
neat blue checks. 80. O1N
Goldenberg'LThird Floor.
Evening star., 1920-06-24
KILLED IN STRIKE
CLASH AT MILAN, ITALY
Police Interfere With Demonstra-
tion Following Meeting of Dis
satisfied Workers.

LONDON, June 23-Three persons
were killed and about fifty wounded at
Milan, Italy, today, in clash between
police and participants in a demonstra-
ton which followed a meeting of sup
porters of the railway strikers, accord
ing to a Reuther dispatch from that
city. Shop windows were smashed dur
ing the fighting, and many arrests have
been made.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Rome Says anarchists penetrated
the Fourteenth Century Sforza Palace
Park, where there was a veritable bat
tie with machine guns to expel them.
The conflicts continued throughout the
evening. A number of shops and res
taurants were pillaged and burned.
Among those killed was a lieutenant of
infantry.
A Reuter- dispatch from Rome quotes
the Giornale dItalias Milan corre-
spondent as saying that two persons
wounded in Tuesdays rioting have died
and that another person has been killed
in a collision between the police and
persons who were trying to prevent the
tramways from running.
Evening star., 1920-06-24
DECADE OF REVOLUTION
RUINS MEXICO RAIL WAYS
Bandits Have Wrought Havoc.
Rolling Stock. and Equipment
in Sad State.

MEXICO CITY, June 24-Twisted
rails, decayed crossties and worn
out rolling stock-products of a dec
ade of revolution-militate against
the efficiency of Mexico's railroads
No greater problem of reconstruction
faces the country than the rehabili-
tation of her railway lines.
The average speed of a Mexican pas
senger train is thirty miles an hour
From Juarez to Mexico, a distance of
1895 miles, one has to travel forty
five hours, running time. exclusive
of lengthy stops at Chihuahua City
and Torreon. The shorter trip to
Mexico City from Nuevo Laredo, op-
posite Laredo, Tex, requires ten
hours less.
Bandits in all parts of the coun-
try have wrought havoc with the ma
tion's railway system. Even today
one can see ruins of trains that were
burned down by outlaws years ago.
The roadbeds likewise have suffered.
Derailments are frequent, being due
to the improper repairing of tracks
damaged by marauders.
Evening star., 1920-06-24
NEAREAST CRISIS
D|STURBS ENGLAND
IS, 900 Increase in Army Re-
serve Likely, Daily
Mail Says.

LONDON, June 24.-The war Of
flee intends almost Immediately to
appeal for reservists, according to
the Daily Mail today. The newspaper
says it probably will ask for dis
charged soldiers and men who served
for at least one year during the war
and have not since joined the terri
torialS to enlist in the army reserve.
The decision" the Daily Mail con-
tinues, lis due to the serious view
taken by the military authorities of
the situation in the near and middle
east-a situation which, it considers,
necessitates an increase of $4,000 to
10000 men in the strength of the
army reserve. The chief factors in
that situation are the rapid spread
of the Turkish nationalist movement
and the dangerous attitude of the
troops of Kemal Pasha, the Turkish
nationalist commander"
Asquith Attacks Policy.
LONDON, June 23.-Ex- Premier As
quith and other members of the house
of commons today attacked the gov
ernment policy with regard to Meso-
potamia and various former Turkish
territories on the ground of the enor-
nous military cost. They claimed that
the question of mandates for these
territories was one for the league of
nations.
Premier Lloyd George, in his de-
fense of the government. repudiated
entirely the claim in behalf of the
league. He said that none of the
signatories of the Versailles treaty,
even President Wilson, held that
view.
1t would be an intolerabIe position
which nobody ever contemplated, con-
tinued the premier, that the league
4 hn nhl Iry. Il
mandates to Germany for territories
which had cost hundreds of millions to
emanciate, such as Mesopotamia and
Palestine. The league could have an ad-
visory voice on the matter in which the
mandates should be performed, but
that WAS a different matter
Evening star., 1920-06-24
YAQUI DRUM "WAR."
Ominous "Tom-tom" Bodies Ill for
Sonora.

MEXICO CITY. June 6.-Once again
the monotonous but ominous tom
tom-tom' of the Yaqui Indians is
being heard outside the confines of
Sonora, for Gen. Gales is leaving for
Mexico City.
The strumming of the Yaqui drums
long has been a cause of uneasiness
among many of Mexico's other
soldiers.
The Yaqui soldier carries his home
life with him to the battlefield. His
wife, his children, his birds all form
part of his impedimenta.
When not in action, the Yaqui
warriors do not present formida BILE
figures. They may be distinguished
from other tribes chiefly by their
peculiar copper hue and the band of
bright red they wear around their
hats. The routine of their camp life
is quiet and orderly.
The Yaqui lad is reared in an at
mosphere of war Should his father
fall in battle, the boy picks up the
ancestral rifle and begins the realiza-
tion of his martial destiny.
Evening star., 1920-06-24
NOT TO JOIN ANNAPOLIS.
Eastport and Germantown Reject
Annexation Proposition.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. June "a (SpeciaD.
of the suburbs Of Annapolis
saw no reason why they should swell
the population of Maryland's capital,
and turned down the annexation propo-
sition at an election held yesterday by
large majorities. At Eastport the vote
was 295 against and "a for the PROPOSE
ton and at Germantown 121 voted
against it and but 2 for it. Taxpaying
women voted.
Evening star., 1920-06-24

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d e e p pressing
springs, nothing
to gouge the flesh
and m a k e you
sore. Can be worn
nj g h t and day
with positive COM
fort. Soft, ru b.
ber-like compost
ton pad, any de-
gree of pressure
required.
Don't wear a truss
all your life when
thousands have re-
ported cures through
using the Rice Meth
cd. Why suffer the
burden of rupture if s
there is a chance to be
free from truss-wear-
ing forever? Anyway,
it will cost you moth
ing to come and see
my representatives at
the National Hotel. IA
Miss Meegan will
have a separate apart
nent and will nerson-
Evening star., 1920-06-24
SOC Washable
CretOnneS. 29C Yd.

Yard wide Washable Cretonnes,
odd lot and short lengths left
from recent sales, in light and
dark colorings; patterns suitable
for draperies, cushion and COM
fort coverings. Lengths from 1
to yards. but many pieces alike.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
GANG TYRANN|zES
IRELAND, SAYS HE
LLOYD GEORGE FOR RESroRA.
TON OF ORDER BY STERN
METHODS.
WILL CONTINUE REPRISALS
Nothing in the Past Would Justify
Present Conditions in ireland
A Republic Would Not
Satisfy All rishmen.

CARNAVON, Wales-Premier Lloyd
George, in fighting speech here
recently declared that the government
intended to restore order in Ireland
by methods however STERN" and
proceed with its home rule bill
He turned down dominion home
rule, protesting against suggestions
that the government should go fur
Their than did Gladstone or AsQuith,
not because Ireland needs it, not
because it Is fair to the united king
dom, but because crime has been
successful
A republic, he insisted. would not
satisfy lrishmen as ulster would
have something to say"
Nothing in the past, he continued,
would justify present conditions in
Ireland.
The premier declared "a real
murder gang" is dominating Ireland
making it impossible for reasonable
men to come together to consider the
best way to govern the country"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
Death Sentence Given.

PENDLETON.-Dea sentence was
imposed recently upon Elvin ID. Ker
by, alsias Jim Owens and John LAT
febean, alias John Rathie. They were
found guilty October of first degree
murder of Sheriff Til Taylor in a
Jail break July 25. Judge Phelps
decreed that the men hang Decem-
Der and that they be taken to Salem
within 20 days.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF DEPOT TER
RETAIL STORES DIVISION
SEATTLE, WASH.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15
WORLD CROP OUTPUT
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

WASHINGTON. - Production fig.
ures on agricultural crops OF the
world, outside the United States, as
sisted by the International Institute
of Agriculture at Rome and given out
by the United States department of
agriculture hsow greatly increased
yields for 1920 in almost every d.
vision
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15

Teachers for II $. science needed Albert
Ieaehers Agency, 22s Peyton bldg
AN TED g GENERAL WOopSMF\
Sd"Hers swampers. Transfers etc.
Ndses - per day and up. Board 81 %.
HHpilN Cascade Lumber Company C7e
Elum, Wash
----- PILES
rlssure. Ulcer and other rectal conditions
pt tmauentlN cured without operation
'al, or write for booklet
DIR. DEAN
M"tl4Son st. Portland, ore.
RA5BlTS-PET STOCK
Read THE RABBIT JOURNAL ST Fran
els. Wis. yrs. 81. Trial subscription Csc
100000 SANlTARiUMS
r, - MEDICAL LAKE
The Gilkey Hotel and Sanitar;urn 10,
heaical Lake; hot water baths and mud
paths. First class cafe in connection
Medical Lake. Wash
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-15

FOR SALE CHEAP-SiX quarters good
white pine timber Cruise 100000. In
Pend Oreille Co. Il. 559h Fairview ave.,
Gna