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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

ma Piotrowskiego ma aldermana lei
wardy.
q - q
Franciszek Madaj, robotnik LEGACY
lat 33, zam. pnr. 3241 North Lawn
dale ave., zatrudniony przez firme In
ternationaI Harvester Co., pnr. 1874
Fulleton ave-, zachorowal wczoraj
zrana nagle, przy piracy. Przeniesio-
no go natychmiast do szpitala IA
brycznego, gdzie W ciagu godziny
zmarl. Przyczyna smierci by1a ida
MEM lekarzy wada serca.
= "4 q
Czerwony Krzyz, ktorego kwatera
mie$ci sic pnr. SIS East Washington
ul., pok6j 511, poszukuje Stanisia-
wa Duchnowskiego, 7435 - 62-gi
place, Argo, ILL.,, J6zefa B. Zeit, GIG
Maxwell ul., oraz Roberta BaraScia-
ka, IA East 51sza ulicy. Ola wymie-
nionych powyzej nadeslane zostaly
do kwatery listy, kt6re moga ode
brat "a zg1oszeniem sic.
= ~ .
Parma Anna Doleza}, lat 20, Fam.
pnr. 2S43 S. Spauding ave., udaia
sic z~esziej srody z przyjacielem
swym do teatru Marshall Square,
PREY ulicy 22ej i Sacramento ave. Pc
jakimS czasie nagle zaslabla, straci-
la przytomnoSG. Przywofano doktora
Rudolfa Tenerowicza, ktoregO biuro
miesci sic w tym samym budynku;
dokt6r udzieli} jej p~ierwszej pomo-
cy, p~olecajac jednoczesnie, ably Ia
telefonowano po ambulans do szpita-
la Si6str Nazaretanek. MIN ten ida
zyl przybyt ma miejsce, PARMA Dole
za} zmarIa. Inkwest mial sic odbyc
wczoraj ,od}oaono go jednak do dnia
5000 stycznia. Przyczyna Smierci
byla prawdopodobnie wada serca.
q 90
Dnia 20go grudnia, T. z, gdy pa
nj Adelina Pawelec, 2706 S. Hamlin
V e p~owracala z mezem swym l
dzietmi do domu, podstrzelona costa
la W ramie przez policyanta Otto
schwartsiger'a, kt6ry wziai ich "a
bandyt6w. Wypadek p%rzydarzyi sic
u zbiegu ulic 15-tej i Crawford. On.
nastepnego Pawelec zglosii sic ma
stacye p~olicyjna / o wypadku opo-
wiedzial; ~przyznal sic, IL samochod
lego ME posiadal Swiates. Policyant
o ~wypadku tym ME zawiadomif swe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

parafii sw. Amy, urzadziio W sail
Chopin wiec7orek, zwany "Bunco
Party, ktory zgromadzii nadzwy-
czaj liczna ~publicznost a zwias0cza
mlodziez. Bawiono sic wysmienicie
do p6znej godziny. Dochod, ktory
jest przeznaczony ma zasilenie kasy
tegoz towarzystwa, znacznie powiek-
sly szczupla kase.
2 poczatkiem ~przyszlego tygodnia,
" koscie1e p. W. sw. Amy, odbeda
sic nastepujace sluby: p. Romano
P~rzepysznego z Helena Cichorska;
D, Stanislawa Florczaka, z parma
Wiktorya K%napczyk; p. Stanisiawa
Maruszak z parma Franciszka Stra-
szyhska; p. Miko}aja Studnickiego
2 parma Maryanna Tuleja; p. Stani-
sIawa Batkowicza z parma Katarzy-
ma Rzepecka; p. Wladyslawa XII
seek z PARMA Anna Ochala; p. J6zefa
Bilskiego z wdowa Agata Ochafa.
Tow. Dobroczynnosci pod opleka
sw. Jadwtgi, dziafajace PREY paratii
sy. Amy, ma posiedzeniu rocznem'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

policye re stacyi Marquette; przysla-
Ia ona ambulans, ktory zabra} ME
szczesIiwego chlopczyka do szpitala
powiatowego. Stan jego k~rytyczny.
q - q
Tramwaj linii Chicago ave-, ida
zajacy W kierunku wschodnim, ma
jecha} byl wczoraj ma przechodzace-
go utica Jana Posieka, lat So, Fam.
pnr. 4419 Thomas ulicy. ZaWezwa-
ny ambulans Re stacyi West Chicago
ave., przewi6zl rannego do szpitaia
powiatowego, gdzie lekarze orzekl!'
Ii ma naruszona czaszke. Swiadkiem
wypadku by}. David Melul, 1901 Su-
perior I'll. Numer tramwaju 1873;
konduktora zaS numer - 67OS. MIN
ambulans %nadjechai, Posieka zajai
sic DIR. Zaremba, 1859 w. Chicago
avenue.
Cd przysziej niedzieli "a tydzien.
t. /. dnia 1890 ~stycznia, odegrany
zostanie przez amatorow Kantowa
piekny melodramat ludowy W pieeiu
aktach, p. t. ,,Chata Ia VISTA. Spie-
wow melodyjnych jest W tel sztuce
wielka moe, kt6re odSpiewaja czion-
kowie i cz}onkinie ch6r6w kantoW-
skich. Do spiew6w tych p~rzygrywac
bedzie 1Stu operowych muzykow, CO
stanowit bedzie niemal koncert. Or
kiestra pod batuta p. Nowickiego, or
ganisty Kantowa. Rzecz ia grana
luz bylo rag z kohcem zesztego ro-
ku - tax zas dodatnie zrobiia wra-
aenie. IL ma zadanie pub~licznosci
grana bedzie powt6rnie. z zakupnem
bilet6w nalezy sic spieszyt.
q -: q
Ma posiedzeniu Klubu Pan Kro-
Lowell Dahr6wki, odbytem dnia ego
stycZnia pr~ZyFraplono Go "yuolu
zarzadu ma rok biezacy; wybrant 20
stall ponizsi: Konstancya Czekafa'
prezeska; NJ. Gabryszewska, vice
~prezeska; st. sfupikowska, sekr.
prot; ROE. Duks, sekr. fin; Julia
Renkosiak, kasyerka; A. Dolatow-
ska, Ant. Matysik, marszaikinie; An
ma MuszyGska, A. Kobus, st. Majew-
ska. j. %Sitkiewicz. A. WojtaleWlc1'
komitet ~dobrobytu; z. Glabas, j.
siudzinska, G. Abraham, komitet re-
wizyi ksiazek. Przysiege odeoraf N
kapelan F. Dembihski. Ma posiedze-
niu tenn; indorsowala Izba- jedno-
rfosnie popierat Manipulating p. ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

pr6cz tego, kilka rodzin otrzymaio
pieniadze, wegle, zywnost it'd. Sym
patycznemu Towarzystwu, a szcze--
g6lnie czionkom komitetu urzadza-
jacego 6w festyn, kt6rzy zupeinie
bezinteresownie CA 1 prace swoja
poswiecili dobrej / szlachetnej spra-
vie, naleza sic n~ajglebsze wyrazy
uznania 1 podzieka re strony para
fian.
Wczoraj o godzinie Sci rano, Cd
byl sic pogrzeb S. p. Stanis}awa So
cha, kt6ry zmarl po krotkiej, lecz
ciezkiej chorobie, liczac PREY zgonle
lat 40. Orszak pogrzebowy wyruszyt
z domu zaloby do kosciola p. W. sW.
Amy, gdzie x. Stanislaw Chyffa, Cd
prawi1 nabozehstwo "a spok6j u
sly zmarlego / ceremonie pogrzebo-
we. poczem zwloki zmarlego prze-
wieziono ma cmentarz sw. Wojcie-
cha, gdzie je zlozono ma wieczny
spoczynek.
Ubieglego wtorku. TowarzystWo
Dzieci Nary, skupiajace sic PRIV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

go kapitana, az dopiero zg}osi} sic z
HISTORIC Pawelec; iona jego zostaia
tax fatalnie ramona, il prawdopo--
dobnie zostanie kaleka. Poszukiwa-
nj So swiadkowie.
q q u
Wczoraj zrano przyby} do San
Francisco transportowiec Logan, PREY
wozac 1913 zoinierzy, kt6rzy przez
dlugi czas pelnili sIuzbe W zimnej
Syberyi. z liczby tel, z CORA stu po-
chodzi z Chicago; niezawodnie jest
miedzy niemi wielu Polak6w. Dzisiai
opuscili oni San Francisco; papiery
uwalniajace tych weteran6w re s}uz-
by, dane i'm beda W obozie Grant,
Stany Zjednoczone odwolali juz
wszystkich swych zolnierzy z Syberyi.
q q o
W1adyslaw Debling, 1886 North
Central ave-, wystrzalem 2 rewolwe-
ru usilowal z~esziej nocy pozbawit sic
zycia. Przyczyna tego kroku byla o.
k~olicznost, IL pomimo wielkich z je-
go strony starah, ME mogf piracy ola
siebie W miescie znalezc. Odwiezio--
no go do szpitala Si6str Nazareth
mex; lekarze mala maja nadzieje u
trzymania go PREY zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

odbytem Vczoraj wieczorem W sal
zwyklych posiedzeh, wybrano / insta
lowano nastepujacy zarzad: p, Fran
ciszek Jas, prezes; p. A. Nagiel, vice
prezes; p. Franciszek Brach, sekr.
prot; parma N. Majerowska, sekre-
tarka fin; ]. Brzozowski, ~skarbnik;
D. P. C~iecierega, p. Gryzlak, parma
Franciszka Kozak, opiekunowie ka-
sy: odzwierna pant Klonowska. -
Nadto wybrany zostal komitet Sled
czy, kt6ry sic przedstawia jak haste
puie: parma Grandys, PAM Lewando-
wska / parma Szwaika. Kapelanem |
kierownikiem towarzystwa Jest micj
scowy wikary x. Jan Grembowicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09
DNOTATKIk
NEPORTERH.

Ma giownej pOczcie W Sr6dmieSciu,
znajduja sic listy do ponizej wymie-
nionych, kt6re odebrat MONA Ia
zgioszeniem sic tamze, podajac swe
nazwisko i numer obok tegoa umie-
szezony. Mech sic Zs}osza:
20S BanaSzek Jan. 204 Baran
Maya. 2O5 Balk MichaI. 2O7 Bilen-
ski Michai. EOS Bitonski Ben. 213
Cyganik Michal. PIG Ciedniezek
Wojciech. 223. Dunski Fred. 2S9 ia
kubiec J6zef. 253 Koziena Antoni.
955 Kuciemba Amelia. 264 Macal
MARGINS q Matusiniec J6zef. 272
Nowak Jozef. PA Ozga Tomasz. 27O
Pawinski Andrzej. 27S Pieciul
Wawrzyniee. 279 Podyna wawrzy-
nice. PSI Plasinski Wladyslaw. 2S2
Reba Janko. 2S6 Rudnicka Katarzy-
a 293 Slamka Jan. PA Selumbio-
wski Ignacy. 29S Szpyrka Tomasz.
299 ~Szujewska Kate. sol Urban AL
tons. 800 Warumska Antonina. S03
Wiesniewska Anna. 3O4 Wilenski NJ.
sos WIKI Betty. 307 Zaturecki Je-
rzy.
= O =
Wczoraj o gOdzinie Sci rano, wy
Daryl sic wypadek PREY Western
2Oej Ill, kt6rego ofiara padi Miko-
tai Napietek, LEGACY lat As, Fam. p.
mr.. 1859 - 1Sty pl. Kiedy przecho-
dill utica Western ave-, z p6lnocnej
strony nadjszdzai tramwaj tejze IL
nil: chcac 90 ominat, wpadi pod ko-
Ia nadbiegaiacego z potudniowej stro
ny automobilu i p~okaleczony zostal
boleSnie. Automobilem kierowal
Nick Memphis. zam. pnr. 1867 So.
May Ill, kt6rego policya aresztowa-
Ia. Rannego ambulansem policyjnym
zabrano do domu, gdzie sic MIN le-
karz opiekuie.
. %% o
Dziesiecioletni chiopczyk. nazwis-
klein Ludwik Long, zamieszkaly z 70
dzicami pnr. 141S s. Winchester av.,
przechodzac utica Roosevelt, PREY
Winchester ave. zostal najechany !
ciezko p~okaIeczony przez automooii
iadacy W kierunku zachodnim, kt6-
~ przyspieszyl biegu / umknal. -
Przechodnie zawtadcmili o wypadku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09
. Ma mieisce prezesa kompa-

- INd ~IIIISJSSS
nil tramwajowych l.. A. Busby'e-
60, kt6ry opuszcza swoje stano-
wisko W przysziym miesi2cu, 20
stanie najprawdopodobniej obra-
nv Matthew C. Brush, obecny wi
ceprezes Miedzynarodowej An'e-
rykanskiej Korporacyi W Nowym
Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-09

SWETERY
ChiOpiece wei
mime awetery,
sllpOver style,
dObry wyb6r kO
lor6w, S. war;
1nHcl. No
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14
pASSU MPSIC

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood and
two children and Mr. and Mrs. Allie
Trottcr spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs.. f. II. Ward of Kirby
The Grace Mason Club viii give a
masquerade and promenade on Hal
lowe'cp night, the 10Th Of October,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Aver and daugh-
ter, Edith and Miss Mildred Smith
spen. Sunday at Ed Chambers.
M. and Mrs. Louis Lcbay and
Misses Agnes and Angelina motored
to Shcrbrookc, 7. G., Saturday
Mrs. Lizzie Swazv is going to Nc
Indocs to work for Mr.. and Mrs.
c. b. Chase.
William Smith is visiting his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs b. Il. Smith.
Mrs. Al Fulfold was called TO
Newport, N. H., Saturday by the i'll
ness of her father. Truman Aiken
MIS-. Ralph Johnson and son Of
Lyndonvillc spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nor
gan.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14
WHEELOCK


Mrs, Kelgarlin of Boston is here
caring for her daughter, Mrs. E. A.
Barber.
! News has come here Of the death
of Mrs. Charles Leavitt of Newport
Center the first of the week Mrs
Leavitt was a former resident Of this
village. Mr. .Leavitt went Tuesday to
Magnolia, Mimi, with her remains to
be buried beside her first husband
Miss Gilfillan, the county demon
Strator of the Woman's Farm Bureau
met the ladies of Wheelock and
Sheffield Wednesday to outline the
work of the coming year.
Mrs. Louisa Aver who has been
visitin" in the family of her ncp-
hcw, A. f. Weed returned to her
home in North Troy Mr., Weed and
wife accompanied her to visit rcla-
tivcs. Mr., Weed returned Sunday
night, but Mrs. Weed will visit her
brother, B. l.. Gerry before return
ing.
w. NJ. Wiley and fami-- were in
Lunenburg last Wcdncsda' night to
visit the council of Sons and Daugh-
tors Of Liberty.
Several from here attended the
grange meeting last Mondav evening
whom the officers of the State Grange
conferred the 9th degree on 4 class
Of 1865 members
Fred Day has purchased a horse of
George A. Roberts.
School will keen SATURDAY. to make
up for Columbus day. The teachers
went to their homes Friday after
noon.
Nj. and Mrs. II. ]. Mathewson are
gaining.
Mrs. c. f. Buck is buildino a new
garage near the creamery.
Miss Elsene Dresser is home from
from her school at West Burke vii
apc.
The oranges of Wheclock and
Sheffield held a field dav last Satur-
dav to finish out the sports -rogram
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14
LYNDONVILLE

Gordon McClaly spent the week
end with friends in Burlington.
Edgar Brown is in Boston this
week for a few days, taking short
vacation, which he is spending with
his daughter Miss Ethel Brown, at
MclrSc Highlands.
Mrs. Raymond Campbell continues
very i'll at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G.. NJ. Campbell, and is still under tn
care Of a trained nurse. Her mother,
Mrs. Colvin, from Montpelier, was
with her over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearl have
closed their house at Sheffield and
moved down to the lumbermcn's
camp at Folsom's Crossing, where
Mr.. Pearl is working for the Pahler
and Young Company. They are to
live in the boarding 'houc, and Mrs
Pearl will board the men working
there.
James Webber and family motor
ed to Victory ON Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. II L. Parker, Miss
Ida Pearl, and Nj. and Mrs. E. J.
Blodgett took motor trip to Derby
Line and Stanstead Sunday, and call
ed on the Pixies and IlvineS
The annual meeting of the 18th
Masonic District will be held here
Wednesday evening, with Crescent
Lodge, and a large number of Masons
arc expected to attend from the dis
tlict Grand Lecturer w. Edwin F.
Greene will be present and other
Grand Lodge officers. Sessions will
be held both afternoon and evening
and at six o'clock the ladies of the
Eastern Star will serve a banquet in
the Masonic dining rooms. Degrees
will be worked by Moose River lodge
of Concord. and Caspian Lake lodge
of Hardwick.
The ladies Of ST. Peters Auxiliary
held a very successful food sale in
the Parish house Saturday afternoon,
and found the demand for home cook
ed food more than cqualled the sup
ply available.
St. Peters Auxiliarv will hold a
mceting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Charles Beattie on Charles st.
Miss Maud Lavely spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. Ira Batchelder
in Sherbrooke.
An impressive brief service. with
remarks by the pastor, was held at
St. Peters church SUNDAY when the
service fac was takcn down, the
last man represented Wallace Robin
son, having returned horne. The
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14

that the Grange fair was unable to
hold because of the down pour of
rain all day. A good crowd was out to
enjoy the sports. The ball game be-
tween the Sheffield and Wheelock
boys was won r Sheffield 10 to Ia,
Dinner was served by the Wheelock
ladies.
Remember the meeting Of VIII
loughby Valley Pomona grange
Thursday evening at Sutton.
Mrs. A. l.. Bailey of St. Johnsbury
is boarding at Mrs, VIII Sanborn's to
try the benefit of our mineral spring
water for her rheumatism.
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service was simple, but appropriate,
and made a deep impression on those
present.
Armory d. Seaver was called to
Boston, Friday, where Mrs, Seaver
is staying at a private hospital, and
a son, weighing seven and one halt
pounds, was born to them that night.
Mother and baby are doing well, and
expect to return homo in Il few
weeks.
Mrs. harrington is to be the house
keeper at DR.. A. l.. Lconard's and she
and her daughter Martha have gone
there to live.
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Palestine Commandcry, No 5, x. T.
Special Conclavc, Thursday even.
ing, oct. ii, at 100 Work, Order of
the X. T. Lunch will be served A
good attendance is desired
Bernard A, Johnson, En- Com
Arthur NJ. Lang, Recorder
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14
For Sale

Owner leaving state and wants to
sell two tenement house, sets on
corner lot, entrance to each tenement
from different streets. This is a
handsome residence with hot water
heat, two bath rooms, electric lights,
large nice barn, and in fine repair.
Price $4,000.
Twenty-Five acre farm on state
road driving distance to Fairbanks
shops, Good terms. Price $500.
A. B. D0W'S AGENCY
Office over Bailcy's Music Rooms.
Tel. One
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-14
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Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18

day and disposed of a measure provid- ing for wage in crease for public of .ficers. Herr Schiffer presided. Une of Chancellor Kapp's acts yesterday was the issuance of decree empower ing General Von Leuttwitz to take possession of all publishing houses and printing works and operate them for the government as he might think fit.
 There was no resumption of the tramway, underground and other rail way service today, and the govern ment appealed to the men to continue work against the Bolshevists. who threaten the welfare of the state with destruction
 Berlin university and all other col leges in the city have been closed un- til further notice.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18
Male and Female
 Draws Plaudits of
 New York Critics

New York motion picture reviewers were unanimous in their praise of Male and Female" upon it's appear ance in that city at the Rivoli Theatre. Cecil B. DeMille's superb Paramount Aircraft production was conceded to be one of the strongest and most beau tlful presentations O. decade, and from the standpoint of heart interest and appeal, as well as splendor Of exc cution, Male and Female" was hailed as a masterpiece. It appears at the Central theatre Friday and Saturday, and at the Eagle Sunday and Monday
 The New York American calls Male and Female "DeMille De Luxe and continues:
 "tor theme, treatment and splendor of production, the picture ranks with the best features of the year It is not overdone and varies interest so perfectly with the change of it's locale as to make it absorbing For produc- CTS who are aiming at suiting the pub lie taste, it would be difficult to dis cover more perfect eSanIple tv set for them. It doesn't much matter where one was reared, Male and Fe- male satisfied a. desire for entertain ment. The entire production is lavish in the extreme, the Babylonian epi- sode being worthy of special comment for it's rare beauty and theatric thrill
 The Morning Telegraph asserts that Male and Female" is a magnificent production which is a tribute to the genius of Director CecII B. DeMille. Continuing, the reviewer says:
 'The picture claims first attention here, hence Cecil B. DeMille merits first attention. His work is superb, the picture being DeMille at his best As background he has given it many Of the most significant and perfectly appointed settings the camera has yet recorded. The shipwreck scenes were filmed with remarkable realism and obviously no trickery, and the picturi- zation of the Babylonian episode,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18
APPROACH ENTENTE

BERLIN, March 17.-When asked if the report that the Kapp government was negotiating with the entente was true, the Kapp spokesman who met the correspondents intimated there had been informal discussions, but said there were no "bindin- negotiations"
 He reiterated that General Merker came to Berlin with the knowledge or the old government and the approval Of Friederich Ebert and Gustav Noske.
 One effect of the revolution has been the interruption of negotiations to repatriate Russian, prisoners. of whom there are more than 100000 scattered throughout Germany
 The Associated Press is informed that negotiations were almost conclud- ed when the government was over thrown. 1t was planned to ship the prisoners from Stettin to Reval ana pass them into Russia through Estho. nia.
 The Reichsrat met secretly yester-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18

STUTTGART, March IT. - Nearly two hundred members of the national assembly were already here this morn ing and most of them participated in group readings in preparation for the opening session of the assembly set for four o'clock this afternoon.
 President Ebert, minister or defense Noske, foreign secretary Mueller and other members Of the cabinet arrived from Dresden Monday.
 One and two day protest strikes against the new government threat. ened to cut the membership down, but several trRins were run, carrying dele gates.
 Several thousand loyal troops are here and a few of them are guarding the public buildings, but it is asserted there is no fear of any trouble. ; Eight mass meetings were set for this evening by the communist and socialists to protest against the Kapp regime. The communists are urging the establishment of soviet.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18
KAPP PREDICTS
 RED REBELLION
tcoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
difficult to hold the troops back"

difficult to hold the troops back"
 In preparation for the expected rising. officials camped in their of fices all night. When the cores. pendent left the chancellory at night fall into the 'darkening Wilhelm. strasse soldiers were bringing huge boxes of food and cases of wine. Berliners generally scurried to their homes and locked the doors.
 Notwithstanding Dr. Kapp's resig. nation. Berlin seems destined to have troublous times. An influential mem ber of the government, talking with ihe correspondent Tuesday. insisted upon the urgency of suppressing the strike movement and communist op- position. He added:
 Time is on the side of the con- munists and every hour we let slip weakens our position. We may ex- pect great events between now and tomorrow"
 The great events, beginning with the retirement of Kapp, are evidently moving to a climax. Ebert sent an airplane over Berlin dropping leaf lets and predicting the early collapse of the Kapp government. The utter tie-up of the city continues, ane there is no evidence of a breaking down of the strike.
 The striking water plant employees released a sufficient amount to flush the sewers, to prevent the outbreak of disease, but little is available for drinking purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18
BATTLE AT lEIPSlC

COBLENZ, March 17.-A telephone message received today from an Am erican at Leipsic said conditions there are very bad. rightihs = which ma chine guns arc being used was pro- oeeding. Food was growing short and the water had been cut off.
 The gove rnment troops supporting Premier Bauer were still holding their own against the revolutionists.
 The message saId there were many foreigners in the city attending the fair but there had been no casualties among Americans. .+..
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18
Perfect Health is Yours
 If the Blood is Kent Pure

opening. A few bottles of s. S. S., the great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalize your blood and give you new strength and a healthy,
 vigorous vitality. Everyone needs
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-18
MeXicans Desert
 Carranza Country
 For United States

WASHINGTON, March F. - Mex. ico-The exodus of Mexican laborers to the United States has grown to such proportions that entire towns are leaving, according to advices re. ceived here today The Mexican gov ernment has been unable to stop th1s emigration and entire cities are be- ing left without men to carry on the daily work, of the communities. es- pecially in the northern states and Michoacan, Jalisco and Queretaro to the south