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The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
SEARSMONT.

The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church
served a supper in the vestry Wednesday
night, March 3rd, which was we'll patron
lied.
Henry Buck, who has been suffering
from an attack of rheuma tism, is now
able to attend to his duties as clerk in the
store of V. A. Simmons G Co.
Benny Keith of Massachusetts, arrived
in Belfast Saturday on his way to visit
his parents, but was obliged to walk to
Searsmont in the storm as there was no
conveyance.
been hindered by sickness and storm.
Among those sick are: Frances Paul,
Elizabeth Robbins, Ethel Paul, Olive Mar
riner and Lyle Paul.
All business is suspended on account of
the deep snow-cutting lumber for the
mills, ship timber and fire wood. People
are unable to get to Belfast to market
apples, potatoes, butter and cream, but
are very fortunate if they have suffici-
ent supply of groceries and grain on hand
to last until conditions are better. These
storms have given clear demonstrat' on
of Whittier's Snow-Bound. There is a
degree of comfort sitting by the fireside
and reading good books or listening tc
music of the phonograph while the storms
are raging without. 1t is good time tt
count our blessings.
The following is report of the towr
meeting held March list:
Moderator-E. A. Din>low.
Town Clerk-A. l.. Maddocks.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers o
the Poor. G. Packard, F. H. Cooper
C.. Q. Brown.
Collector and Treasurer-S. w. Paul.
School Committee for three years-A
l.. Mariner.
Money appropriated = Roads, bridge
and snow bills, IS, 1888; schools, 500
support of the poor, S400; other purposes
$1,42O; total, $8,65S.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
CENTER MONTVILLE.

Aoner Ellis of Pttsfield is guest of G.
A. Choate.
Walter Overlook has bought horse of
Earl Howes
Ray Oliver of Knox was recently a
guest of Cleave Oliver.
H. F. Jackson recently sold pair of
horses to H. C. McCorrison.
C. Pembroke Carter of Belfast is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Allen.
Ambrose AlphoRso Thompson passed
away Wednesday, March 3rd. He sus-
tanned paralytic shock short time ago
and gradually failed until the end. He
was good citizen in every way and will
be sorely missed
On Wednesday, the 3rd inst, Mrs.
Walter j. Bean received a message stat
ing that her sister, Mrs. Clara Water
house Thompson, had died in a hospital
in N. Y. The remains arrived Friday
night and were accompanied by her hus-.
band, Conant Thompson, adopted daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn, her mother, Mrs. Eliza
G. Waterhouse N. M. Quint, R. NJ,
came with them as Mr.. Thompson's
health is very poor. They have been
living in Johnstown, N. Y, for some
years. Mrs. Thompson's girlhood days
were passed here and she was held in
high esteem. The community sympa-
thizes with the bereaved relatives. Fu-
neral service was conducted Saturday
by Rev. Nathan Hunt of Morrill,.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
NORTH MONTVILLE.

j. R. Nutter has moved his stock to his
farm on Beaver Hill, Freedom.
Alfred jackson of Freedom Academy
has been at home sick with the mumps
for week.
Rev. C. D. Nutter of Passadumkeag
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Nutter, few days the past week.
A F. Thompson passed away at his
home March End of pneumonia. He was
a man highly respected by all who knew
him.
The many friends of Bert Lamb will be
glad to learn that he is gaining after hav-
ing an operation performed at the Port
land Hospital.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
WINTERPORT

The annual town meeting viii be held
at Union Hall March 22nd.
George Grant, who has been ill with
pneumonia, is convalescing.
The Winterport shirt factory resumed
operations Monday after a two weeks
vacation.
F. A. Low lost valuable team horse
last week by it getting into deep snow
and breaking it's leg.
The epidemic of colds, grip and influ-
enza is abating. There has been TO new
cases and all the ill ones are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs McNulty of Boston were
summoned here last week, also Lewis
Grant of New York, by the illness OF
their father, George Grant.
Owing to illness among the fishermen,
also the ice bound shores making it i'm
possible to set or haul their nets, there
has been but little fishing done here since
Feb 18TH
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Shaw and little
daughter Mary have returned from Milli-
nocket and Mr.. Shaw has re-entered the
employ of his father, A. W. Shaw, where
his many friends are glad to greet him
again.
Charles Clements Of North Searsport,
who was ill at tie camp down by the
shore, was able to return home last week.
His father, Ed. Clements, made several
trips on snow shoes 10 visit him while he
was i'll.
Thomas Carew, who has been assist
ant lighthouse keeper on Deer Island,
Boston Harbor, has accepted a similar
position on Thatcher's Island. On this
island there are four light keepers who
have houses furnished by the govern
ment for their occupancy. Mr.. Carew
expects to move his family there this
spring.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge held its regular
with large attendance. The degree was
creditably conferred on Miss Jennie C.
Trip. This lodge reorganizes its degree
staff each year with the four leading of
ficers, noble grand, vice grand, past grand
and chaplain occupying their respective
positions, and these officers were warmly
congratulated on the excellence of their
work. Light refreshments were served
in the lodge room after the close of the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Clements
quietly observed the fiftieth anniversary
of their marriage on Feb. oath. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Clements were born and
have always resided in town. He is
son of the late George M. and Abigail
tRitchie) Clements and she is the young
est daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Conant. Their three sons,
Charles c., Elmer H. and Harold W., are
prosperous farmers in town and their
only daughter, Lillian W., wife of George
English, resides in Boston, Mass Many
friends extended congratulations on the
anniversary and wish them many happy
returns of the day.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
MONROE.

Mrs. Sadie Cunninah I'm is quite i'll
with nervous trouble.
Mrs. Emma Twombly, who has been ill
the past week, is gaining.
Willard Boulter of B. H. S. spent the
week. end with Richard Palmer.
Miss Verna Boyd of B. H. S. spent the
weekend at Fred Cunningham's.
Many of the farmers in this locality
are melting snow and hauling water for
thAr stock.
Mrs. Murray of Burnham visited her
sister, Mrs. Marcus Littlefield, several
days last week.
John Grant, who was operated on for
appendicitis at the Eastern Maine Gener-
al Hospital, Bangor, is gaining.
A caucus was held March 9th to choose
delegates to attend the Republican State
Convention, as follows: Frank Littlefield,
F. L. Palmer and Arthur Knight.
Mrs. Bertha Nealley leaves this week
for Bangor, where she will spend the next
few months. A farewell party was given
her at her pleasant home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White gave party
to twenty-four of their friends Wednes-
day evening. Whist was played and de-
licious refreshments were served A
very pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. F. F. Palmer entertained the
Original Club of Eight March End. All
the members were present except lie to
celebrate the birthday anniversary of one
of it's members, Mrs. Bertha Nealley.
Whist was played and at the close of the
game Mrs. Nealley was presented with
dainty gifts. The birthday cake was
made by Mrs. F. F. Palmer and cut by
Mrs Nealley. All voted it the best time
yet.
The proceeds from the dinner town
meeting day were $3.50. Owing to the
storm and bad roads only about seventy
five of the voters were present. This
raises the fund for the memorial tablet
to over two hundred dollars with the
one hundred the town gave. This is
worthy cause. Monroe should not be be-
hind. Contributions will be gratefully
received by the treasurer of the commit
tee, Mrs. G. A. Palmer
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
Harry Morey, Friday

The contest of the social whirl and the
two-fisted, axe swinging brute conditions
of the northwoods provide thrill in Vita
graphs new picture, ''The Darkest Hour:"
Harry T. Morey, the star, portrays the
intensely interesting character of one
who sheds silk gloves suddenly and fights
through the struggle of the lumberjacks.
"The Darkest Hour" will be the at
traction Friday. 1t is picture full of
contrasts and strong moments. The star
has one of the biggest roles he has ever
played.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
Peggy Hyland, Wednesday.

The famous section of New York
known as Greenwich Village, where ar
lists and near-artists of the great city
congregate to lead so-called Bohemian
lives, is pictured on the screen in "a Girl
in Bohemia" William Fox's visualiza-
ton of the big stage success, with Peggy
Hyand as the star, which comes to this
theatre on Wednesday.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
! Owe My Life to PEI ma
Mr.. McKinley's letter
brings cheer to all who
may be sufferers as he
was. Read it:

IT can honestly say that owe
my life to Peruna. After some of
the best doctors in the country
gave me up and told me could
saved me. Travelling from town
to town, throughout the country
and having to go into all kinds
of badly heated stores and build
ings, sometimes standing up for
hours at a time while plying my
trade as auctioneer, vt is only
natural that 1 had colds FREE
Quently; SO when this would
occur I paid little attention to it,
until last December when I con-
tracted a severe case, which,
through neglect on my part
most too late, I began doctoring,
but, without avail, until I heard
OF Peruna. 1t cured met SO !
cannot praise it too highly"
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
Hoods
.SarsaparilIa
Makes God
aSte Good
Creates an Appetite
Aids Digestion
y Purifies the Blood

Promotes assimilation so as to Sc
cure full nutritive value Of food,
and to give strength to the whole
system. A well-known Justice Of
the Peace in Indiana says Hood S
Sarsaparilla made "food taste
good,' as after taking three bot
ties he eats three hearty meals q
day, works hard and sleeps well.
1t will help you to do this. Fifty
years. phenomenal sal s prove its
merit. Prepared by educated
pharmacists. Get a bottle TODAY.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
CAUCUS NOTICE

The Republican voters of the tO'
Montville are requested to meet a
town house in said Montville on
day, March goth, A. D. 1920, at Of
in the afternoon, to choose delesa.
attend the State and District Conyel
to be holden at Bangor, Marcel o.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to cbo
town committee and to act on any
business that may come before sad
ing.
PER ORDER TOWN COMMIT
March 10, 1920.-2w1l
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
Harry Carey and Anna Little, Saturday

Saturdays bill finds Harry Carey in the
six-act Universal feature, ga Gun Fight
in Gentleman" Anna Little in 3rd cpl
sode of Lightning Bryce and the Current
Events. The theme of the feature is as
follows:
This "Gun Fightin' Gentleman" is a
Rancher who is being cheated by a set of
rich land barons. He goes trifle against
the law in squaring things, but gets away
with it. To prevent a cowardly British
Earl from getting more credit than is
coming to him, the Rancher has to kid
nap the daughter of land baron. Then,
liking each other so well, they decide to
make it permanent.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
Il
Cured
Me

Mr.. Samuel Mckinley, 2504 q.
22nd St., Kansas City, Mo-, Mem
Der of the Society OF U. s. Jewelry
Auctioneers.
Sold Everywhere.
Tablet OF Liquid Form
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank all my friends and
neiehbors for their sympathy and courtesy
in my sad and sudden bereavement.
CHARLES O'CONNELL.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-11
Union Street Residence

We offering the late Robert Burgess residence Union and Park
modern
electric lights and large lot of land Selling
Apply to
DICKEY-KNOWLTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
BELFAST MAINE
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BONBA MA POLUDNIOWEJ
STRONIE MIASTA.

Wczoraj mad ranem : zostala
podrzusona bolnba pod duzy
gmach, znajdujacych sic przy 6I2
So. Morgan ul. Bomba ia W zna-
cznej czesci zburzyia budynek,
~ ktorym zam1ieszkiwalo dwadzie
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WILSON ZWOLA RADE
LIGI NARoDoW.

Paryz, 5. stycznia. - Amery--
kanski ambassador Wallace zawla-
domif urzedowo W sobote Rade
Najwyzszg, zc Prezydcnt Wilson
zdecydowa} sic zwo&ac picrwsze
zgromadzenic Rady Ligi Naro--
dow. w nastePstwie tego oPubli-
kowano p6znicj oSwiadczenie, re
premier Clemcnceau wyda take
zawiadomienic o tenn zgromadze-
nu. Gdy tyfko stanic sic juz zu-
pelnie pcwncm, kiedy traktat Po-
kojowy wcJdzie ostatecznie W
zvcic. pan Clemcnceau uwiadoral
rzady wszystkich interesowanych
narodow. ze tego a tcgo dnia roz-
pocznie sic W Paryzu sesya Rady
Ligi i wczwie je do wysiania ma
mia swoich representative.
Gdy W ten spos0b wszystko juz
bedzie przygotowane. urzedowe
zwoianie &c strony Prezydentd
Wilsona puSci Gala maszyne W
ruch. Gdyby zaS Prezydent Will
son zmieni{ tymczasem swoJe "a
patrywanie powodu opozycyI-
rego przeciwko traktatowi stano-
wiska senatu amerykanSklego do
szedf do przekonanra, &c madame
mu konstytucya Ligi Narodow
prawo W tym kierunku ME ma "a
stosowania, zgromadzenie odbe--
die sic mimo to take - ma pod
stawie wezwania ze strony pana
Clemenceau.
w misrodajniejszych koiach tu-
tejszych zsPewniaja jednak, &c a
pei prezydenta Wilsona zwoluj9-
cy sesye Rady Ligi bedzie uwa-
zany "a formalny i ofieyalny, APPEL
zaS pana Clemenceau "a nicfor--
r.alny. PanuJc tcz powszechna o
PIMA. le Alianci dlatego zdecy-
dowali sic ma TAXA Podwojna kon-
wokacye, sby miejsca uniemoz-
liwic i pozbawic podstawy jake
kolwiek protesty, ktoreby mogiy
cwcntualnie pojawi6 sic W Ame-
ryce czy gdzieindziej tego powo
du, ze Prezydent Wilson ME ma
prawa zwoiywania owej sesyi, jak
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I BIura ElsissrulogIclHsgR.

Wseh6d sIOnea gOdzinie 7:lS.
Zach6d sIOiea o gOdzinie 4:SS.
POgOda W Chicago OkOliey: Snies
1 eiepIej W poniedziaiek W nOey pO-
niedzialku ma WtOrek. pOezem we VITO
REX prawdOpOdObnie pOgOdnie. Unfair
kOwany Swieiy pOludniOwy wiatr W
pOniedziaIek. przeehOdzaey W zaehOdni
we wtOrelI.
Temperature Dolby miniOnej: Maj
wyisza wezOraj godzinie 4tej pOpO-
Iudniu. rs stopni. najniista o gOdzinie
S:nej ranO. 0 stOpni.
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WALKI RASOWE w CHICA-
GO DZIELEM RADYKALOW.

10 DZlELEM KAD1 hALS". d.
Jak sic okazuje, spisek celcm
wzniccenia narodowego powsta-
MA murzynow w tym kraju byf
czeSci9 programu partyi komu--
nistycznej. Podczas onegdaJSzych
przeSiuch0w W biurzc stanoWego
prokuratora IIoync'a WySzfo ma
Jaw. il ostatnie zaburzenia raSo-
We W Chicago byly dzie'em kon-
Spiracyi ,,czcrwonych". Radykall
postanowili urzadzic powstanic
murzyn6w, rozsiewajac i narzu-
cajac i'm teorye rewolucyJna, kto-
ia miedzy mimi znalazia podatny
grunt i raz nan rzucone zlarno,
szybko poczeio kie}kowac. W
tym celu czcrwoni naslali ma po-
ludniowa dzielnice murzynsk2
moe swoich agitatorow, ktorym
wiecej sfanatyzowani ma rzccz
swej sprawy murzyni wkrotce IT,
legli. skutkiem czego niebawcm
rozpocze}y sic napady ma bia.
ivch / rzucanie bomb i gdyby ME
szybka intcrwencya w}adz ME-
skich wojskowych, kto vie, do
iakich rozmiarow doSzlaby walka
rasowa W ktorcj nj na jote bali
aic ustepowali. Partya komunisty
czna dostarczaia murzynom dzic-
Siatki maszyn do wyrablanil
L9mb. oraz wysyiald instrukto--
row. celem uauczania ich fabryko
wanna maszyn pickielnych. Do
starczyli oni murzynom rownicz
mase najnowszej konStrukcyi bro
nj amunicyi. w miedzyczaSie ko-
nlunisci prowadzili podobna ra--
bote w poiudniowych Stanach A
meryki, gdzie rowniez wrzenia i
zaburzenia rasowe odbywa}y sic
ia wieksza skale, a widownia do
wodem takiej komunistycznej
konspiracyi byio wrzenie na tie
rasowem ostatniego pazdziernika
w Arkansas. ~
w Chicago innych miastach
partye komunistyczne wysyla}y
dziesiatli agitatorow jako prele-
gentow teoryi rewolucyjnej. kto-
rzy r6wniez rozdawali miedzy
rIurzynow broszurki treSci re-
wolucy1ej. Czterech murzynow,
ktorzy brali udziai W agitacyi re-
wolucyjnej znajduje sic obecnie
pod kluczem; So to: Roscoe Sims,
stroz budynku magistratu chica-
goskiego, ktory ma bye najwybit-
niejszym czionkiem radykalizmu
murzynskiego W Chicago, R. Har
dcon. Markus Garvey i S. Davis.
Haslcm rewolucyjpem> murzynow
" calych Stanach Zjcdnoczonych
bylo ,,walka biaiym liberia
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RADYKALI W0BEC AMERYKANSKIEJ MONETY.
Bryan - Wilson a Pok6j.
SMULSK1 O PoMoC AMERYK1.
Wizyta Angielskiego Admirala.
INNE TELE RAINY KRAJOWE

mic do zwiekszenia, pomnozcnis
eksportu do Europy. Sekrctarz
skarbu jest bardzo przychylny te.
rnu, aby rad dai wydatna pomoc
amerykaiskim przemys}owcom.
Przeszlo 5 milionow ma bye "a
ciag,,ietc ma przeprowadzenie
wywozu lokomotyw, oraz wszel-
kiego rodzaju przyrzadow rolni,
czych. Lokomotywy maja byt
wysianc do Poiski, zas przyrzady
rolniczc do Anslii, Francyi i Bel
gil. Piec mMortw dolarow chca
posweciG ma poparcic cksportu
maszyn clektrycznych. Te maja
bye wys}ane do Francyi i Betlgii,
gdzic Nicnlcy wszystkic maszyny
elektryczne zniszczyli, albo je tea
wywiczli do Niemiec. DIVA Milo
ny zas, maja ist do pewnych BAN
kow, kt6rc "a to majq
dostarczyc fundusz6w ia odbu--
dowanic stalowych miynow we
Francyi. Pozyczka owa bedzic
zaciqknieta ma mocy aktu wojen-
ncgo korporacyi finansowycr,
kt6ryto akt pozwala ma zaciagnie.
cic pozyczki ia pomoc amerykah-
skienu intcresowi cksportowcmu,
nieprzewyzszajacej biliona dola--
row.
Nowy York, 5. stycznia. =
R0wnoczcSnic przysz}o Anglii
zaprzcczenie urzedowc, jakoby
Wiclka Brytania starala sic o
wicIk9 pozyczke W Stanach Zjc-
dnoczonych. krazyIa bowicm po-
gloska, &c Anglia przez sweso
przcdstawiciela G.. Paish, ubic2a
sic W Stanach Zjednoczonych, o
bIlionowa pozyczkc, aby tychze
pieniedzy mosfa pozyczyc innym
ludon curopejskim. Skarb angiel
ski oswiadcza kategorycznic, re
nic zamierza ami jednego dolaqa
pozyczac W Ameryce ia podobny ,
eel, oraz, re pobyt G. Paish'a W A
meryce ME ma zadnego urzedowe
go charakteru:
Dzisiaj jednakze podaja Wa
'szyngtonu, pomimo zaprzeczen ze
strony angielskiej, re G. Paish,
angielski ekonomista stara sic Il
kongtesu amerykaiiskiego o 300
milionowa pozyczke, by ratowat
cd giodu ludy srodkowej Europy.
Sekretarz skarbu Glass popiera te
mysl, Herbert Hoover proponu-
je zawiazanie korporacyi zbczo--
wei z kapita{em 250 nilionow.
.RADYKALI WOBEC AMERY.
KANSKIEJ MONETY.
Nowy York, 5. stycznia. =
Radykali skrajni ME przebieraja
wcale W broni, by dojsc do uprag-
n;onego celu. Gel uswieca srodki,
oto ich giowna zasada. Agencya
tajnych detektywow Ameryki po-
.dala sobie rece 2 europejskimi a
gencyarni, by zwalczac nowy plan
bolszewikow. Wyszfo bowiem na
jaw. &c bolszewicy postanowili "a
(Dokofcxcnje ma stronicy = cjl
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lizmcm.' Podajcmy ponizej cha
raktcrystyczne urywki z mowy ra
dykaia Sopcr'a. ktory przemawias
ma zebraniu murzynow w Chica-
90 dnia Ego pazdziernika II. r.;
urywki te brzmiq jak nastepujc a:
,,Trwac bedziecie W niewolni-
ctwic waszcm dotad, dop6ki mic
staniecie sic wszyscy ryccrzaml
sztandaru Il. w. w." (Miedzy-
narodowego Stow. Robotnlkow
Swiata). w przyszlym roku bied-
nc klasy ustanowia swoJ wiasny
rad. Do piekla prezydentaml l
gubcrnatorami! Organizacya l.
| W. w. wkrotce rozpocznie po-
wstanie narodowe, ktore obali ca
" obccny ustr0j rzadu amerykan
skiego. Gas jest bliski, bqdzcle
wiec gotowi do rcwolucyi! W
oSmnastu miesiacach zrobimy tn
to samo, co zrobili nasi w Rosy
| i rNiemczech "
W miniona sobote. agenci fc-
deralni policya arcsztowata
znow siedmdziesieciu radyka&ow.
William D. Haywood, by}y &c
ncralny sckretarz organizacyi |.
Nv. W., stanic dzisiaj godzlnlc
IOtci rano W biurzc klerka sadu
kryminalnego, W budynku sadu
kryminalnego, wraz &c swym O.
Ibroiica O. Christcnsonem sWym
zakiadnikicm, kt6ry swcgo czasu
ziozyl "a niego kaucye, ma pod
stawie kt6rcj zoStai uwolnlony
I wiezienia Lcavenwofth. -
ia. sama kaucya, dzieki
kt6rej Haywood jest O.
6ecnie ia wolnosci, bedzie przy-
jeta jako zastaw nowego oskar-
zcnia wyniklego wydanego war
rantu ma niego W ubiegiy czwar-
tex przez stanowego prokurato-
ra Hoyne'a. Cd czwartku asys-
tent biura stanowego prokurato-
ra, policya i detektywi szukali
bczkutecznie przywodcy I. w.
IWcow. ..., ~
Detektywi biura stanowego
prokuratora aresztowali' wczoraj
wieczor dwunastu wiecej radyka-
low, ma kt6rych warranty costa
" wydane jeszcze w ubiegiy
czwartek. Inspector imnlgracyJ--
ny Harry r. Lands, oraz cite
rech jego asystentow rozpoczna
jutro rano przesiuchy zostajacych
sod zagrozeniem deportacyi 224
radykal6w = cudzoziemcow, kto
rych wladze federalne oskarzaja
o usiiowanie obalenia rzadu Sta
now Zjednoczonych. :.
DEPORTACYA CZERWo- /
NYCH w MIESIACU,
Wedius wczorajszcgo oswald
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Kronika Chica&oska.

czcnia urzednikow imrnigracyJ-
rych, oraz pierwszego asystenta
neutrality-suspicious., J: T:
Creighton'a, deportacya czerwo-
nych, ktorzy ostatnio zostali a
resztowani przez wiadze federal
ne, odbedzie sic najdalej W ciagu
n1iesiaca czasu. Postepowania So
dove rozpoczna sic W nastepn2
Srode, a badanych bedzic po dwu
dziestu dziennie radykal6w. Ma
tychmiast po przes}uchach ,,czer-
woni', kt6rzy ME beda mogli u
niewinnic sic Cd zarzuconych lm
.oskarzen, zostana wysiani ma Ellis
Island, skqd odbywac sic bedzic
dcportacya.
Zostaio wyjasnionem WczoraJ
przez Creightona i urzednikow
immigracyjnych, IL sklasyfikowa
ny jake ,,niepozadany' cudzozle-
mice niema oparcia w sadzle
Stan. Zjedn. i los jcgo jako
takiego spoczywa wyiacznie W
reku inspektora immigracyjnego,
W ktorego dystrykcie zamleszku-
je, Wcdlug odnosnej klauzuli pra
wa Stanow Zjednoczonych, cudzo
ziemiec, klasyfikowany jako ME
rozadany, mic moze stawac W So
dzie we wiasncj obronic. klasy-
iikowani jake niepozadani cudzo
zicmcy So wszyscy CT, ktorzy roz-
siewaja anty-rzadowa doktryne,
lub tez naleza do organizacyi, kto
"a day do obalenia rzadu, albo
wywoiania rewolucyi. Ma pod
stawie regulaminow narodowego
biura i1nmigracyjnego do niepo-
zadanych cudzoziemcow zaliczeni
So anarchisci, bolszewicy, komu-
niSci i |. w. W. .-dowcy, oraz inni
i'm podobni. Jezeli dany cudzozie-
mice stara sic czy to w movie
czy w praktyce wystepowac prze
ciwko tutejszemu rzadowi. miej-
scowy Inspector immigracyjny
ina w}adze przygotowania ma ME
60 warrantu, celem aresztowania
i dcportacyi. Warrant TAXI, ME po
trzebuje zawierac szczegoiowych
ukolicznosci przestepstwa, procz
tych, IL dany immigrant przekro-
czyY warunki, ma podstawie kto-
'rych zostaf dopuszczony do Sta
now Zjedneczonych.
BONBA MA POLUDNIOWEJ
STRONIE MIASTA.
. Wczoraj mad ranem : zostala
podrzueona bomba pod duzy
gmach, znajdujacych sic przy 612
50. Morgan I'll, Bomba ia W zna-
cznej czesci zburzyia budynek,
Its,,,, ,,,,,;aczl,;w,Io d,vodzie
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KALENDARZYK.

DziS, pOniedzialek, stycZnia: Sw.
TelesfOra.
Jutro, WtOrek, 6 styeZnia: TrZeeh
kr0li.
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