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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20

James NJ. Boswell Inns filed IA pctl-
ton Of voluntary bankruptcy IN tho
federal court. His grocery store at
SOC South Second street was closed
Thursday. His assets are Tiyon at
So. 2b3 aud his liabilities at S~g.22T.St.
lie has been In business here for over
a year. His first store was opened at
Gl2 North Fifth street.
The Central Labor Union viii hold
its annual election OF officers tonight
In Labor Temple.
y. n. Sinclair Of Hanovcrton, Ohio,
has written the police asking IL G. j..
and Alfred Wright did not also AXE
his car. lie read accounts In Ohio
papers OF the arrest OF the Wrikhts
here aid of the recovery Of stolen
cars. The police, however, have no
trace OF the described by Sin
clair.
special OFFICER u. u. Reynolds OF
the Immigration service arrived In Al
buquorquc yesterday with Francisco
Martinez, prisoner released from the
Santa Fc p~onitcntiary. He ~ to take
the prisoner tn Old Mexico, orders
Tor his deportation having been is
sued.
The police have been asked TO he
on the lookout for two fake solicitors
or "A farm publication. According to
u communication received the men are
going under the name OF j, n. Thomas
and r.. J.. DUDLEY. They are said TO
have been working in western Texas.
4 meeting of the board OF directors
of the Y. w. G. A. will be held this
evening at the association hcadquar-
tors FOR the purpose OF considering
the resignation OF Miss Winifrod
Shulcr as general secretary OF the
association. Miss Shnlcr recently re-
signed to take over the management
OF Gel Mirumontos' n suburban con-
valescent hotel. Her successor VIII
probably be chosen this evening.
The fircmcn were called TO the
home Of a. II. Maupin, ga South
broadway at II o'clock last night.
An outhousc which b. said to have
cnught fire from hot ashes burned to
the ground. The run Is the one hum
.drcd and siNty-third run made by the
nremen this year, The department
answered "a false alarm at broadway
and Silver Saturday night.
The Albuquerque "bnnch" from the
New Mexico Military Institute arriv-
ed in the cts last night to spend the
holidays with their parents here. The
cadets have fourteen days vacation
ahead OF them with an sorts OF fes-
tivitics scheduled. The boys Who ar
rived last night are; Charles Wright,
Paul Horgan. Austin Cushman,
George Smithers. Bob Wood. James A..
woodwork, Clark NJ. Carr, Jr., Bert
Bowyer. Carl with, Harold Selig-
man. Henry Slower. O.. w. Strong,
George Stevens and his guest. Leo
Fleishman OF Tampico. Mexico.
There will he n regular business
meeting Of tho Woman's Benefit
Association Of the Maccabees tomor-
row afternoon at the odd Fellows
hall at ESQ o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
DECISION IN WEST
TDERAS PAVING
CASE TOMORROW
Hickey Hears Ar
guments; Will Give
Ruling at Once

After hearing the arguments on the
motion OF the city OF Albuquerque and
the New Mexico CONSTRUCTION company
to strike out and to make more def
mite and certain the complaint Of the
property owners in the West Tiioras
paving matter, Judge NJ. r.. Hickey
took the motion under adviscment
and announced that he will give his
decision at 9:3O o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The hearing In the district court
this morning was on the motion OF
the defendants which was filed fol-
lowing the amended complaint Of
George Ellis, a. Floischcr ct al. The
city and the paving company, who
worc charged In the complaint with
"a conspiracy in letting the paving con
tract, demanded In their motion that
tho plaintiffs state more specifically
the amc Of the city officials In the
alleged conspiracy. and TO make moro
definite other Irregularities In tho con
tract hintcd at in their complaint.
II tho court denies the motion the
cast VIII then be tried ON It's merits.
The suit was brought by property
owners on West Tijeras avenue where
paving has just been completed. to
escape payment on the work which
they allcgc was done contrary to their
wishes. The plaintiffs are represent =
cd by George Taylor, the city by w,
a. kclchcr, city attorney, ana the paw
.ing company by w. G. Reid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20

Good beer sold for one cent a pound
in England In the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
At the TheaterS
Today

III" Theatcr ls presenting Ethel
Clayton in "A city Sparrow" today,
the story OF a vaudeville dancer, Miily
West. Mlly has two flames, Tim and
David, nnd while she finds "a good
excuse FOR not marrying the first. she
can give no reason for not marrying
the other. In the character OF the
dancer, Ethel clayton, one OF the
most popular women ON the screen,
has a part for which she is we'll fitted.
She is supported by an all-star cast.
George Walsh. In Tho plungers"'
In being shown today at the Pastime
thc1ter. \ good story. and one that
viii hold your interest from the he
ginning until the last "fade-out." The
big play OF the week, however, Is
Kathleen MavOurneen, with Thcda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
SUPPER TABLE S

omlcais OF tho Bureau of Public
Roads and tho Y. NJ. G. A. went to
the mountains today IN n big truck
to gather Christmas greens FOR the
decoration OF tho ~" during the
holiday season. A tree for the dining
room and other green's for tho walls
and windows OF h lobby VIII be
brought back.
A social meeting OF 81. Johns Guild
will be held at the home OF Mrs. a.
w. Goodrich. 142 South Seventh
street. at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Snow Is falling fast IN the Vicinity
Of Flagstaff, Col. ID. X. y. Sellers was
Informed this morning. The roads
out OF Albuquerque by way OF DEM
ing and the southern routes are re-
ported TO be free from snow, how
ever.
Hugo Shuttle hns been cited "a ap-
pear In police court tonight on the
charge OF speeding. He Is said by
The police to have been speeding on
North Thirteenth street saturday
night.
The Moose lodge will meet every
Tuesday night hereafter, instead OF
Thursday nights. II was announced
today. The lodge IS to meet In
regular session tomorrow night.
THO brOtherilOOd OF American VOC
men will give a hoN social at odd
Fellows Hall Tuesday, night at s
o'clock. All members come and
bring their friends. Each lady Is re-
qucstod to bring u o
The Central fire company respond
ed to q false alarm at the Santa Fo
shops TINS afternoon.
The municipal Christmas tree
which was cut by II. u. Watkins and
members of the forest service was
put up in the middle OF Central ave
nue. IN front Of the Y. n. c.. A.. today
me 81 to be lighted FOR the first
timo tonight, Il was announced this
afternoon. A large sign wishing the
whole world n Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year Is to be placed
nca the tree tomorrow.
j. J.. I,yan'S horse. hltchcd 10 u
wagon, ran away at . o'clock this af-
tcrnoon. Tho horse started running
west on Central avnue near Arno
street. The horse and wagon chashed
into tho auto Of Mrs. Becker at First
street ana Central avenue where the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20

horse stopped. The automobile was
slightly damaged.
Coal Supply 90. Phones 4 and 8.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In fun wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. Phone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
DEATHS

|anRCIA-Thc funeral Of Nr. Cirrillo
'Htlcia. Who died Dcrcmber n, was held
lhln inorning from the San Felipe dc Neri
ttafeh. Burial was al Santa Barbara Gem
IftfI Crollott was la charge,
FfLLANEuNA-The funeral Of Alcario
YaIianouva. who died last Saturday, was
keld this afternoon from Crollott funeral
rheini. Burial was a. san jose cemetery,
(, NII{RT1NEZ-The funeral Of A. ID Mar
iinr1 waH held this morning al 10 o'clock
ni cFollott funeral parlors. Burial was at
san Iose cemetery.
~EHMfNGuER Juauita Domingues,
her Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rogue Domlnques,
Estsrday morning ~ their home 10 Old
1rraue from pneumonia. Funeral ser
be held tomorrow morning from
1nily residence In Old Albuquerque.
aiii be VI senia Barbara cemetery.
will DO in charge.
tRO-Louis Lucero, are SO years
q this morning at MS apartments
Highlands. He Is survived BY three
- and two sisters. The body was
10 crollott funeral purlors pending
l1H1INi Arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20

Dara In the stellar role, Her support
Ing cast consists OF McKee's and
o'Connors and Dickerson's who find
II nm easy matter 20 ut into their
Irish roles. The story IL mn absorb
ing romance OF ireland, a poor peas
ant lass and the mar she loves, and
Of the man she married to save her
parents from eviction from their cot
tagc. The story is inspired by tho
old song kathleen Mavourncen.' The
picture begins u four day run On
Wednesday.
A STORY with all the romance OF
the old south Is "lTitchin' posts''
playing for the last time today at the
Ideal Theater. starring Frank Mayo.
The hero IL jefferson Todd, a courtly.
handsome Mlasiaslppian. There Is n
duel between Todd and Cnstiga. his
hrothcr-in-law. The elimination OF
nl-feeling which has grown up
through a series of incidents. and
which Is prccipitated ut the death OF
Colonel Brercton. There Is an alb
sorbing love story also.
Ideal thentcr, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, December ~ and %. Charles
Ray in ''The Desertor,' Mack Swain
and Polly Moran In the W. rec
comedy Ills Naughty Thought" and
Weekly Educational reel. "playthingi
OF Childhood" showing the making
\ OF toys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
NEWSDOYS' ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS DINNER
THURSDAY NIGHT
DR.. Lukens, of Children S
Home to Entertain
SO Youngsters

DIR. c. T.. Lukcns. superintendent
Of the Childrens' home and hospital,
VIII give the sixth annual Christmas
dinner to the newshoys OF Albuqucr-
que at the Y. NJ. c. 4. at 9 o'clock
on Thursday night.
Covers will be laid for so young
sters and the Christmas dinner will
be the most complete that local
markets can afford, with every Christ
mns dainty and trimming from soup
10 nuts. The kids are looking for
ward to the event with keen antici-
patton.
This Is the sixth time DR.. Lukens
has entertained the newsboys during
The Christmas scasonaand the annual
dinner has become an institution Ia
which the newsboys look forward
throughout the year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
american Seaman's Act
Wakes Desertion Easy

(HRIsTIANA. Nov. 30.-(Associat-
1frens. by mnin-The clause in the
Anierican SeRnien'a act making II I'M
Indftshle In american pofta No arrest
4tltAf deserving their vessels, has
WtNataken advantage OF by Norweg-
5ah ls8!lors. Shipowners say the sail
~, 4faert from Norwegian vessels NJ
AtltfHcan ports inc sign on other
S4rttglan boats at American wages,
thus MEETING them a good profit Mt
di1FlfIfescnt exchange.
@1lla practice has aused shipown-
ord -, much trouble that the Nor
iWel1dh Shipowners association has
Wa9trd officers and shipowners
ak0hst hiring deserters in American
ftSgvtral NorweEian %shlpownera re-
lqHift the crews on vessels bound for
iAh1lrica to sign bonds as security
AGAINST dosertion.
4. fttt sailor deserts his shiD. captains
afAHnpponcd TO return the deserter's
Ttilars to the s%hipowner who will take
qlttt warrant in the Norwegian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
Three Turkeys Won
BY Golf Players

Three Christmas turkeys were given
nS golf prizes at the Country club
yesterday following an 1S-hole medal
handicap match. The first bird, and
presumably the latest one, was
awarded 10 Carl Aber who turned In
the lowest score OF 20 net,
p. y. McCanna and Roy Strome
tied on ~ for rne second prize bird.
MpCanna won on a draw. DR.. j., r.
Van Alta, Or. q. s. M~cLandress, Leo
murphy and p. Belitz, each turning
fin n card for %. the number drawn
forfthe third turkey had to cut for
Die prize. Leo Murphy won the bird.
Nnltor NJ. Council has offered the
thtIue trophy Of a I've lamb for the
which viii De staged on the
course on Christmas day. Anoth-
lie tournament VIII probably be
lhged for New Years day also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20
FORECASTS
PEACE CONFERENCE
DURING WINTER
Senator Tells Cores
pondent at Marion He
Thinks Nations May
Meet in Washington on
New Association.

The chicago Tribune's correspond
ent at Marion. Ohio, quotes Senator
f,nia or New Mexico as %forecasting a
now peace conference. TO be held IN
Washington possibly during the
present winter. at which a new assoc
clation OF nations may be dischssed'
The article follows:
Reiection Of tho entire peace treaty
and the league Of nations covenant
Asss urged upon Pr~esident-eiect Hard
ing today by Senator Albert u. Fail
OF New Mexico, one OF thv first OF
the irreconciliabics to be called into
the Marion conferences.
''Nha. Europe needs and will be
willing to negotiate Is a new peace
treaty eliminating the league" said
Senator t'alt. - think there win be
"A new peace conference called, pos
sibiy in washington, this winter.
Things are working toward u new
deal all around"
senator FAN said he thought The
mird OF Mr.. Harding vas swinging
In his direction. A new association
Harding plan. Senator Fan said he
favored. He had not heard any OBJ
lection TO The Hague tribunal. 'rhe
Harding conferences are working to-
ward the point where we can resume
world leadership he said.
Friendly 90 Disarmament Plan.
1T looks as n we could ali get to-
gcthor. irreconcilables like myself, in
cluded. ! think we are all In favor
81 some association OF nations In
which W. hould do u part in world
conferences"
He said he would favor "A war ref
crendnm. would also favor the Borah
suggestion to take the lead In dis
orinament.
1--WE should have a representative
ahrQqd now for that" he said. There
slfbiild be an association 10 talk mat
tdra over and a world court. Beyond
fhs would o go. 1 would not
Netf10r the peace treaty even II the
cQtlhant "A eliminated. The treaty
~ No workable. IL has a war In
otfly one OF its boundary provisions.
"A ~ wrong IN its reparation clauses
-iA Shantung. In the plebescites and
lnt many other ways. We are not
dutqiested In II IN any way and should
not taecept H.. This does not mean
#parate peace necessarily. for /
thflk all Europe Is ready to negotiate
Qtnaw treaty"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-A bill
extending until July 1 the time for
doing 1920 annual assessment work
on mining claims in public land
states OF the west and Alaska was
passed today by the house and now
goes to the president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-20

ssDou'T8's-Fon W1aHrna.
Don.t wish you coa1d ma z iou-Rln& H.
Don'L Hiah you could rent your apart
Don'i wisk you souId ssn your house
Sell Is.
By using ths Hsrald's Classified. o~olur1us.
phons okb. Pkone aAb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
WiadomoSSci
skiej. W 0jczyzznie.
APPEL PREZYDYUM MIASTA
LWOWA DO SWYCH
FUNKCYONARYUSZY.

Lw6w. Prczvdyum mlasta Lwo
wa wystosowaio APPEL do wszyst'
kich urzednik6w, s}uzby i funk
cvonaryuszy, azeby ci, ktorzy So
zdolni do noszenia broni natych-
rniast wstqpili jako ochotnicy dc
armii "a poSrednictwem Prezy-
dyum. Prezydyum zabezpiecza
wszystkim dobrowolnie zgiasza'
iqcym sic do wojska prawidfowq
wypiate dotychczasowych pobo-
row, oraz nalezne i'm stanowlskc
si1zbowe re wszystkiemi prawa-
mi ma przyszloSc, dla ich rodzin
zapewnia sic r6wniez zabezpie-
czenie. Niezdolni do s}uzby Z bro
MIA obejnia W razie potrzeby czyp
noSci w urzedach wojskowych, c
lie pozwola ma to interesy sluzby
niejskiej. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
POLSKA ME ZGODZI SIE
NIGDY MA OKROJENIE
SWEGO TERYTORYUM.

Paryz. lie Temps" zwrocif sig
do pos1a polskiego hr, Maury-
cego Zamojskiego prosba in
iormacye co do pofozenia Polski
w obecnej chwili. Hr. Zamojski
oSwiadczyi, re sytuacya wojsko'
wa Polski ME jest bynajmnleJ
tax powazna, jak chcia}yby to
przedstawit tendencyjnie niekto
re pisma. Jezeli cos wogole obee
ME nicpokoi Polske, to jest to
raczej koncepcya polityki europej
skiej, ktora Niemcy staraja sic
zasuggerowac pahstwo zachod--
MIN.
w dalszym ciagu oSwiadczyi
hr. Zamojski, re gdyby nawet sy-
tuacya wojskowa Polski byla
ieszcze bardziej powazna, anlzeli
obecnie ,narod polski nigdy ME
zgodzi sic ma okrojenie swego te'
rytoryum, ktore jest rownie ME-
sprawiedliwe dla Polski jak ME-
bezpieczne dla Europy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

ministrem spaW zagranlcznych1
Czyczerynem. GIowni czIonkowie
generalnego sztabu niemieckiego
zostali wyslani do Rosyi i biora
udziai W operacyach armii bolsze-
wickiej przeciw Warszawie.
Spisek prusiio moskiewski "a
pcwnia Nicmcom pomoc Roiyl,
kt6ra nigdy ME uzla traktatu
wersalskiego, Niemcy zaS pomo-
ga Moskalom do zajecia Warsza-
wy i zaprowadzenia sowietow W
Polsce i ostatecznie zmumsza 20
lakow do odrzucenia traktatt
wersalskiego.
Simons konferowa{ z leaderami
niezaleznych socyalist6w i zape.
wnil ich, re Rosya odegra role
dla Niemiec bardzo wazna, albo-
wiem doprowadzi do anulowanla
traktatu wersalskiego, lecz socy-
aliSci nicmieccy musza W zamian
"a to uciec sic do sabotazu w ra'
zie proby przewiezienia woJsE
francuskich do Polski. Umowa
moskiewsko pruska zawiera ro-
wniez punkt sojuszu ekonomlcz-
nym pomiedzy Rosya, Niemcami
Austrya. Agent bolszewicki juz
znajduje sic w Wiedniu i konfe-
rujc W tel sprawie kanclerzem
Rennerem. Wiktor kopp wyjez-
dza konkretnemi propozycyarni
do Nloskwy W celu przed}ozenla
ich Leninowi i Trockiemu.
ASZKENAZY POLSKIM DE-
LEGATEM DO LIGI LUDLOW.
Warszawa, IA. sierpnia.
Szymon Aszkenazy, jeden czlon
k6w starej rodziny zydowskiej w
Warszawie. professor historyi ma
ualiwersytccie lwowskim, wyje--
chal do Paryza jako drugi delegat
polski do Ligi Ludow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
LEGION AMERYKANSK1
w POLSCE.

Warszawa, IA. sierpnia. - w
Poznaniu zostaf otworzony od--
dial Legionu Amerykahskiego.
John Campbell White, czfonek
poselstwa amerykahskiego pozo-
stanie w Warszawie tax d}ugo,
jak sytuacya ma to pozwoli.
Edward Nobel z Bostonu, po-
rucznik eskadry KoSciuszki,
ktory zostai zraniony podczas
kampanii kijowskiej, otrzymaS
range kapitana i zostal nagrodzo-
ny najwyzszq odznaka wojskowq
armii polskiej (virtuti military
PoLSKA oDRZUCI BOLSZE-
WICKIE WARUNKI POKOJU.
Warszawa, IA. sierpnia. -
Polski minister spraw zagranicz-
nych, ksiaze Sapieha oznajmii ko-
respondentom Prasy Zjednoczo--
nej, re Polska szczerze pragnie
pokoju, lecz ME moze przyjac
pokoju, w ktorym jest nova o ia
kimkolwiek rozbrojeniu, albo-
wiem Polska ME ma wcale zamia-
ru kapitulowac. Me moze bye mo
wy zadnym rozbrojeniu, gdyz
Polacy sa zdecydowani walczyc
raczej do ostatniego, niz zgodzie
sic ma takie warunki. Gdyby Pol
ska rozbroiia sic, podczas gdy
woiska bolszewickie znajduja sic
w 40 milach cd Warszawy, byfo-
ty to rownoznaczne zupefnemu
poddaniu sic.
Warszawa, IA. sierpnia. - We
dug komunikatu oficyalnego mieJ
scami wojska bolszewickie znajdu
ia sic w 20 milach Cd Warsza--
WV. LIMA frontu biegnaca przez
Tiuszcz, Kaluszyn, Wyszkow i
Ciechan6w jest uwazana "a dose
slaba. Czynione So przEgotowa-
MIA w celu powstrzymania bolsze-
wikow cd wkroczenia do okregu
poznahskiego. Oddziai konnicy
bolszewickiej po zajeciu Mlawy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

posunql sic ma zachod W kierun-
ku Biezunia Rodzanowa.
Paryz, IA. sierpnia. - Boiszewi
cy posuwaja sic W kierunku War,
szawy Z trzech stron - Z po4no-
cy, zc wschodu potudnio-wscho-
du i znajduja sic obecnie w 70
milach Cd Warszawy. Wed{ug
korespondenta Prasy Zjednoczo-
nej, panuje przekonanic, ze jest
mafo nadziei, azeby Warszawa
ME zosta}a wzieta pred zakoh--
czeniem rokowan pokojowych.
Armia gen. Hallera trzyma front
wzdluz Wisiy, Narwi Bugu. W
miejscowoSci posiadajacej mafo
naturalnych purktow obrony, wo
bee czego armia ia cofa sig po-
wolf.
Ma p61nocnym froncie bolsze-
wicy zajeli Puitusk i posuwaja
sic wzdluz Narwi w kierunku
Warszawy, druga zas kolumna
posuwa sic miedzy Narwia i Bu-
giem. Ma poiudnie cd Buga ME
przyjaciel przeszed} linie, biegna-
ca przez Tluszcz, Kaiuszyn,
SzczygFow, katowicze zele-
chow. Dalej ma poSudnie nieprzy-
jaciel przekroczyi Bug i posuwa
sic w kierunku Lublina.
Konnica bolszewicka posuwa
sic wzdiuz granicy pruskiej i jest
obecnie 40 mil poza Mlawa. pra-
vie ma polowie drogi do Toru-
MIA. Czerwoni posuneli sic pra-
vie ze ma caiym froncie, wyatt
klein odcinka pofudniowego.
100, 900 MIEsZKANCoW WAR
sZAWY ZGLOSILO SWA CO.
TOWOSc DO WALK z WRO-
GIEM.
Warszawa, IA. sierpnia. - Mie-
szkahcy Warszawy W liczbie
100000 zglosili swa gotowoSc do
WALK z wrogiem w obronie stoli-
cy. Lecz zeby siia ia mogia po
waznie zawazyc ma losach walki.
musi bye odpowiednio zorganizo
wanna. Rad polski zamierza prze,
niesc sic do Poznania. Ma predkie
zawieszenie bronis niema wiel-
kiej nadziei. Premier Witos wy
iechai Warszawy do Poznania.
WIADOMOSCI z FRONTU
WEDLUG MOSKWY'I BER-
.. LIMA.
Berlin, IA. sierpnia. - Armia
bolszewicka znajduje sic w Il mi
ZACH cd zewnetrznych fo-tow
Warszawy.
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dry lotniczej ma pozyce bolsze-
wickie sa ma porzqdku dziennym
i stanowia Geese akcyi obronnej
miasta. Aeroplany odlatuja ma
front co 20 minut. Ma jednym Z
takich aeroplan6w wybuchnai Po-
zar i lotnik wraz Z aparatem spadl
ma ziemie - bomby, przeznaczo-
ne dla bolszewikow, ekSplodowa-
~, zabijajqc lotnika i cztery oso-
by cywilne.
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Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d sIOhca o gOdzinie 5:o7.
Zach6d sionca o gOdzinie 1852.
PogCda w Chicago i okOlicy: Po-
SOdnie W sobote W Piatek. w sobo-
To W dalszym ciagu chlodDo, W ME-
diele nieco sic OciePla. hagodny i
umiarkowany P6lnOcny p6fnocno-
yschodni wiatr w sObote, przecho-
dzacy W pOiudniOwo-zachOdni W
niedziele.
Temperature Dolby minionej: MAJ
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie 2 poPolu-
dniu. 90 stopni, nsjnizsza godzinie
Z rano, Ga stopni.
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GROZBA EPIDEMII TYFUSO-
WEI w POLSCE.

Warszawa, IA. sierpnia. -
Wszystek materyaf, przygotowa-
ny do walk Z tyfusen' przez eks-
pedycye polsko amerykahskq,
dostaf sic w rece bolszewikow,
wobec czego niema obecnie moz-
liwoSci powstrzymania rozszerzc
MIA sic epidemii tyfusowej Ro-
Syi
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ROLNICZA w
BYDGOSZCZY STAJE
MA APPEL.

Bydgoszcz. Sluchacze Akade-
mil RoLniczej W Bydgoszczy ma
wiecu wczorajszym uchwalili jed
nomySlnie W mysl odezwy MAJ
czelnika Panstwa natychmiast "a
ciagnac sic W szcregi armii O.
chotniczej.