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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-02

For THAT CHILLY Feeling
Ta1S drove ~ Taa}eless CHILL Tonic
u Warns thu Body by Purifying and
Enrichins the Blood. You can soon
ieel Its Strengthening, Invigoratinr
Effect. Price 60c--Adv. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SAYS HOUSE EVADEs ISSUE
FIGHT ON DRY DEPARTMENT
is OPENED AGAIN IN SENATE
Senator Gooirics< and oliver Advocate
sbolishmcnt OF Prohibition
Agents In 1871,

Charging that tho House Of Dele
gates deliberately cvadcd tho issue in
rs vote on the abolition OF the state
Prohibition Department. Senator c..
O'Conor Goolrick. OF Fredericksburg.
yesterday declared tho Senate would
fail in IT'S duty to the people OF Vir-
sinia if it sustained the action of the
lower branch OF tho General Assembly
Opcn!ng the fight for the abolition
Of the prohibition pcpartmcnt in tho
House resolution shortening tho period
of grace by ono year, Senator Walter
"wets" and '.drys." and proposed set
ting up machinery for the enforcement
of tho rigid prohibition laws after the
department ceases to exist. whether
in 1922, as proposed by the House or
in 1921, as advocated by himself. Re-
Virginia politics is the avowed purposo
showed iicnI Attitude.
Senator Goolrick followed the same
argument advanced by Senator Oliver
that the prohibition question should DC
elim!nated from State politics: By set.
ting the date so far ahead that new
General Assembly can be elected to vote
for the retention of the department.
The. House last night In cutting
down tho appropriation to n sum which
will not permit tho ,ierartment to func;
ton showed its real attitude" declared
That tn. people OF Virginia are
heartily sick of the department is the
opinion Of Senator Goolrick. who mad.
a vigorous attack on the methods Of
tho hnti-Saloon League of Virginia a.
previous sessions OF tho General AS
semblY.
This Office OF Prohibition Commits
sioner was no, created TO enforce the
law. but in conformity with some
pledge OF the Anti-SalSoon League 10
h ~ of the senate and Inc STATE
League. through tie present Bishop. Of
The 1916 General Assembly. but named
that the shaclsles have been shaken of
and the Senate On n now vote the scntt :
monts OF the people OF Virginia and not
those or tho nti-Saloon League.
Flags Prohibition AEnts.
Snator Goolrcii hayed the Iroh!bi-
flood OF spies and "sncaltins ennis.
saricS 10 spy on the people OF Virginia.
TIe declared that IN his opinion the
Federal prohibition department would
prove rs unpopular as the NrS in in
body. and would have the same fate
At the hands of an cnragcd nation
within Two years. The time has come.
he said TO abolish all governmental
agencies haunting the constitutional
rights of the people.
Tile House, which is in close touch
with tho people of tho State by It's
GU: In the prohibition department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

neess elective by the people. and the man.
;i,o "a nr mn,Gh women may register and vote;
eroc,. "'''" '"is Ae' snail TAX"
,d by Mcnsts Willis. Henley. Hunter. Lang
ham o,nrs, Grooine and wiicoS"A hi ca.
w n,. en-, t"Eidents OF Virginia: and proscrib.
vote FER members OF tho General Assembly
I'M, , mi, o,e'rs elective by the people: and
I'M I'M. 'oIsi ALSO providing when this act shall
BY MIR, Jesse-A BIZ to amend and re-.
en- sn.e, sections l. :. :. . and II OF m
iotnro ,a approved March 50 1876 here.
bG'"s 50 h h1sYans tic rin pp ANA
Q, foxes in tho Counties OF Aibcmarlc.
-, ny Mr.. princeA bill to amend and re-.
enact an net entitled AN act TO empower
Ie County Of Sussex COW" to ISSUE and sell
,Sn@ts 10 the amount OF and not exceeding
70 erect. equip and operate a plant Tor
the manufacture distribution and sale Of
,acture OF sasne; provieG. tha, 't the nu"a
rrom or such bond issue for the purpose
voters of said town. and to authorize said
council 20 call AN election for the sub,nis-
fi"n or thH same I" the voters" approved
~ Mr.. Dichcrson--A bill in relation 70
'aI'c'S III tIoSu County.
By McssrS Powers and Wa,lace-A BIZ.
70 amend and rc-enact nc, entitled IAN
ACT 10 incorporate Tn. town OF South Nor
taik IN The County OF @orfo!i." approved
September H. 1913.
by Mr.. No,ttngham-h bill 70 provide a
ROAD commission for Eastvilic M4EiSteria!
Distric. In Northampton County, and 70
,,, ~ Mr., ri.,s,-A bill to validate tn. Is
tuancr by tho Board Of Supervisors of the
County Of cu'nhsciani. OF bonds in the sum
OF slrty-rour thousand one hundred and
Nln"ty thre: dollars aud twelve cents tSsi.
!s1.l-l. for building and permanent improve
inrn, OF certain public roads in Hamilton
i,istrict OF said county. pursuant 10 az
election by the duly qualified voters OF said
district held on the 24th day of September.
1913. by virtue OF an order OF the Circuit
Court OF sa!d county entered on tn. eth
ia? oi August. 1873. and to provide for the
pay'nent OF Interest on raid bonds and to
create n sinking fund for payment OF same.
by Mr: Ewel 10y rsquesp-A bill to
amend and rc-caact section - o: an ac,
20 regulate the shooting and prevent th.
destruction u! wild waterfowl IN tho
waters OF HacI Bay or it's triuutar!cs. and
;he lands adjacent thereto: In the County
BY Mr.. ri;ts--A bin 20 amend the charter
n, the town OF Dillwyn AMI TO submit to
tho lualih:d voters OF DI'i~yn il the coun.
~ Of buckingham thn question OF repeal
'nG IN. charter Of said town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
PRESIDENT WILSON SIGNS
OIL LAND LEASING BILL
Throws Open for Development Mill
lions OF Acres Of Terri
tory I'm West.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25-Prcsiden;
Wilson today signed tho oil land lcas-
ing Dlii, which opens UP for develop
mont millions OF acres of land in the
West.
The total area of oil lands thrown
open for lease under the bill is cstl-
mated by the Geological Survey at
more than 100000 acres. while proven
coal lands under government with
drawai total approXiinatel? 10000 acres.
with 3g.6Go,n0C acres still to be claSs-
fed. Phosphate lands are estimated ~
100000 acres, with sodium and other
mineral deposits equally as extensive.
Authority for the administration Of
the oil leasing law is placed with tho
Secretary of tho Interior. On oil lands
tho rate will be per cent OF tho OIL
produced and this. may be demanded
in oil or cash, as the government may
elect.
Idaho ranks first in government phos-
phatc lands. with 4 little more than J..
Oon.0 900 acres. The areas in Florida
Montana and Titan range from 100000 to
100000 acres.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
DEBATE PILOTS MEASURE
ADVOCATES OF BILL CLAIM
MONOPOLY is IN EXISTENCE
Proposed That All Pilot. he Admitted
10 Association Now Controlling
Tug Service.

Following a public hearing OF en-
fcndcd duration on the Ewc!l bill.
which Is designed to dissolve tho Vir-
gina Pilots Associations alleged
monopoly. tho House Committee on
Currency and Commerce late las. night
referred the measure TO Il subcommittee
composed of Delegates Groomo, OF
Hampton, chairman; Bosnian. of Ports
mouth, and holland. OF Loudoun
The bill would broaden tho personnel
OF the association and admit all pilots
who have had as much az three years
experience and who hold United States
pilots licenses. The association Is de-
tNared to he Il ciuscl Corporation and
admits only It's own apprentices
Nnthaniel Green. an attorney, vt
Sorf2ik. appeared IN behalf of tho
Maritime Association AMI the Norfolk
Chamber Of CommercH.
w; ID. Cardwcll. former Speaker ot
me House. and Judge Thomas w WI
con, attorneys. Of Norfolk. and Samuel
kelly. an attorney, of Richmond. rep
Fesented the association.
captain W. d. boutwell,, president OF
INC association, spoke against the bin.
y. Luning, representative of the IIoi-
ANA American Steamship Line. eaid
mat members of the association mad
rhiuicd 10 take vessels bcionyihg to MIS-
Inc out OF Norfolk at night. although
Way q NorffolI after dark.
Captain Boutwell,. tho hearing de-
VeioDcd. planned and laid sub,na nc
nets in Hampton Roads during the
world war 1t tho request OF the Navy
Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

appropriations. showed the real senti-
mont in Virginia." said Senator Cool
rick.
IF the people wanted the department.
the Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
would have retained the power IL held
over the General Assembly In 1916" nc
concluded.
Senator Oliver said that il is the
duty o: the General Assembly 20 take
prohibition out of politics so that :hc
electors can vote for officials next year
u carry out the important school.
roaaS. taNation ana othGr NltaI issues
confronting inc STATE. me trlchds oil
u; ILL., IL -" ait. Az - ."I " loVu
WINK INC Pcop'e ny nnotths 70 aooish
tnc 1cpdi '!neHI IN 80. anu 'hcn com
tnE oach IN t"o years anu VOTING 10
eo"''"u. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

but what numbers OF people call at
the headquarters OF The Plant Juice
Man. at The Tragic Drug Co.'S store
out OF gratitude to thank him for what
his medicine has done for them and to
congratulate him on his phenomenal
success iIP Richmond.
Only the other day Mr.. William l..
McCaulcy. well-known employee of
the G. &; o. r. II. Co. and who resides
at No. us Mosby Street. said:
For tho past two years l have been
greatly troubled with my stomach, and
would have terrible indigestion after
eating; / was very nervous could not
sleep at night, had pains all through
my body and felt weak and discour-
aged, as l had tried so many mcdi-
cincs and treatments which did me
absolutely no good. I heard OF i'lan:
Juice from n friend, who advised me
don't have any more pains now. sleep
we'll and have fine appetite. Ono
bottle did the work" for Inc. ana
cannot speak too highly of Plant Juice.
1 am recommending it to my friends"
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
in stomach trouble. gas. fermentation.
that heavy. distressed feeling after
meals and on retiring. 1t attacks and
destroys oil poisons in tho blood, cor
rccts diseased conditions OF tho liver
and kidneys and restores them to nor
NAL condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at Tho Ira
gle Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond.
where no is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explaining
tho merits of this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison,
The Drug Man, and In Chase City by
The Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
senate PASSES ROAD BILL
PROVIDES COUNTIES MAY
BUILD HIGHWAYS AT ONCE
Cost would lie Reimbursed by state
ms Funds become Available
in Future.

Counties desiring to construct any
part Of the State highway symtcm
within their boundaries will be per-
United to do SO, and Will later he re-
i,nburscd. according TO the provisions
OF n bill passed yesterday by tho Sem
ate. Tho bill. ono of the most i,npor-
tant in the history OF Virginia road
building. passed b. vote OF IS to g.
Under the provisions OF the bill.
which had as it's patron Senator a.
Willis Robertson. OF Rockbridgc. any
county. district. private corporation or.
Individual; may enter into AN agree
mission to finance the Construction. or
reconstruction or any highway OF Soc
ton OF highway. The commission is
those financing the work annually. as
funds are available. and are appor-
toned for such construction or recon
struction. The loan. however, will not
bear interest.
Many Countie, Rcudy.
Many counties are just awaiting
passage Of this bill and It's signing
~ the G2vernor' to enter into con-
work, although not expecting REIN :
Oursein:nt for many years. In many
ing TO enter into similar contracts in
order 10 get the work under way.
Governor Wcstmoreland Davis yes
terday vetoed the bill increasing the
salary Of the Auditor OF l'ubIic Ac-
counts and returned the measure 10
the Senate with the recommendation
that the SALARY bc fixed at $4,000 AS
recommended in the budget report The
Governor, in his. message. stated he
vas opposed to increasing the salary
beyond the maximum now received by.
State officials including tina; paid him
self. The bill set the figure AT $3.50.
Passes Several Hills.
The Senate yesterday passed a mum :
Der OF DIS anu advanced more than
q score on the calendar Bills passed
senate bill No. CT. amending section
1855. OF the Code. relating TO cedar rust
senate bill No. l45. regulating the
tracts.
Senate bin No. a4s. to provide for
and then TO parties entitled to receive
them without tho intervention Of any
SENATE LII So g. or
standard of weights ana measures for
the corn-mill products. including
HOURS. h1miny; grits and meals.
me senate ConsHittec on Privileges
and Elections ycstGrday morning re-
on it's constitutionality from the All
toTney-General. the Mapp ma chincrs'
oau'" pToviding for the registration
an1endment 20 the Federal c ;nstHI
ton be proclaimed as in effect.
Hearing was had yesterday by the
Privileges and Elections Committee OF
the senate on the House bill providing
I i9r the enforcement of tho collection
! OF po!I taxes. which was ordered re.
/ ported favorahiy. This bill allows for
me ris:d enlargement OF the poll tax
iTG , and Tor compelling all de-
! as other taxes arc collected.
! Favor Tax Measure
! Favorable action was taken ves.cr
daE b. the senate Committee on
| Courts and Justice on a measure pro.
! vidinS Tor the taxation OF intargib bic
| property, Including securities. stocks
! ana bonds Of banks and concerns o:
o'hcs states. and deeds OF trust. Rec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

tho early part o: tho session being
given over to the calendar
Both sides in the Senate are making
no predictions. although advocates
which would abolish the department
on August 81. 1921. and would turn
over it's functions to- the Attorney
General. The House resolution was
adopted two weeks ago as II suo-
stitu;e to 4 resolution calling for the
abolition of the department at that
time, but tho amendment gave an nd
dit'onai year OF grace. putting tiia
abolition Oft until August 81. 1872
Tho House resolution provides ;or no
particular machinery to enforce tho
prohibition laws. such as proposed by
senator oliver, as well as Senator
Louis ,. Epes, of Nottoway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SOUTHERN RUSSIA is SCENE
OF ANTi-JEWlSH OUTBREAKS
Many Arc Massacred. According TO
Paris Adviccs. During Retreat OF
Denikinc's Army.
LB" Negotiated Press.

was the thea;c- OF fresh outhreai:
against the Jews during the retreat
OF General Dcnikine's army. according
TO adviccs received by the committee
OF Jewish delegations here.
MasSacres are reported to have take n
place at Bogopol, Gotta, Golovanevsk.
Oliviopol, kod:ma and other points.
including krivoie-Ozcro, whore ZOO
Jews are reported 10 have been put
20 death. More than atty victims
we're counted a. Goloyanevsk, il Is de-
clarcd.
Panic rcigns among the entire Jew
ish population in the region OF Odessa.
according 10 these reports. The mas
sacrcs. the advices state. continued for
five days at BoSopol. Gotta and Olivi-
opol. the entire population being OBJ
ligcd TO fec toward Odessa 20 escape
death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BETTER THAN CALOME[
Thousands Have Discovered
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
sttute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are the result of DR..
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does. but have no
bad after effects They don't injWe the
teeth like strong liquids or oalomel.
They take hold Of the trouble and
quickly correct it Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids. 1t is best not TO
take calomel. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, dizziness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel '1ogy" and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits. 1ocand 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

each .too Mor,h ~ ",ocr ' ,ro rs" ,n,S Hs'
Representatives. OF the Real Estate
Exchange and the Chamber of Com
mcrcc appeared before the committee
and Endorsed tho measure. This tax
viii especially apply 10 evidence OF
dob. secured 10y deed of trust. II was
pointed on, TO the committee that re-
turns Of tho census show that Virginia
property is encu.nbcrcd TO tho extent
of Sl3.oo0,c00. and that tho measure
before the committee will allow the
correction of revenue from this source.
believed that millions OF intangiblcs
nov escaping taxation Will 30 volun-
tarilE reported and the state revenue
greatly Increased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HOT FIGHT ON DYEsTUFF BILL
IL characterized IA Most Unusual In
It's Application OF Protcc-
tive Tariff.
BY Associated Pres1

WASHINGTON. Fob 25.-Prospccts of
prolonged fight on the House dye
stuffs tariff bill developed today when
the measure was taken up BY the
Senate.
Senator Kenyon. Republican. Iowa.
characterized tho bill as most unusuai
in its. application of the protective
tariff. while Senator Borah. Repubi-
can. Idaho, predicted that the bill
peace treaty
1t is the intention to lay the bill
aside tomorrow to take up the treats.
which then is 10 be kept continuously
before the Senate until final vote is
reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Senate Bills

By Mr. Andrcws-So 3o,: 4 bin 20 amend
and rs-enhoi section CtS' OF tho Code o:
Virginia. which taken up ordered 10
DC Printed and referred 10 the Co;n:ni.tcc
tor Courts OF Justice
~ Mr. Andrcws-:So. 90: \ blu 20 amend
and rc-Slact scctiou 1@cs of tho Code ot
Etrsin!a.S w.s taken up. ordered TO
be printed and referred 20 the Committee
Tor Courts o! Justice.
by Mr. Mi;chc!l-Eo. $50: A BIZ. in .c.a-
ton TO fishing In Middlcs.I County, which
was taken up. ordered tn be printed and
referred 20 the Committee Fish and
Game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
RICHMOND PEOPLE
PRAISE MEDICINE
Give Signed Testimonials That
Plant Juice Relieves Them
OF Stomach Trouble.
C. & O. EMPLOYEE LATEST
Says All Other Remedies Proved
Worthless and Plant Juice
Gave Results.

That Plant Juice, the famous herbal
stomach remedy, is repeating its sue.
cess here is proven by the large num-
Der or testimonials given in signed
statements by local people, tcIlin. OF
the wonderful benefit they have de-
rived from its use. Not a day passes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Shoe Dealer. for ss Is Per Cent pron..

ytion y don't oh todaW Nv Tho T,oy,r 81
homa Louisiana Retail Shoe Dealers
Association. in session here, declared g
gross profit of SO 3 per cent is nee
essary II the shoe dealers are to con
tinuc in business. Such gross prof;
would assure an average net profit Of
only per cent. It was stated. y
copy OF the resolution Will be forwarded
to the Department OF Justice at Wash
In q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
TURK IRREGULARs BEATEN
Heavy LOSSES Are inflicted by French
Troops Near Marask.
in Syria.
tBy Associated Pr.ss.l

lISy NS!oClatCu I'!-ss.J
LONDON. Feb 25.--iIeavy losses
havo been inflicted by French troops
upon Turkish irregular forces near
announced in the fHi o1so' 81 Lords " by
the Earl of Crawford today.
General Gouraud has sent important
re-en,orcements TO the scene, which he
the situation, Lord Crawford added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Flu Closes Mexico CITY Meeting.

MENlCO CITY. Feb. 25.--Schools.
places have been closed Indefinitely
because OF influenza. Estimates OF the
number of cases In Mexico City run as
high as several hundred Thousand, but
there have been comparatively few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
s,,Id.,t when The sing,

GENEVA Feb. o5.-Gerinan war p.is-
oncrs returning home from France. OF
whom 100000 have already been re-
patriatcd, go through Switzerland sing
ing Die Wacht Am Ishein" and
"Dcutschland Uebcr Allies and dcclar-
ing that they are going homo TO pre-
pare for the next war. according TO
Swiss newspapers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

To Heal A CouEh
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. Sc
ADV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
Z PRoZNY MREWOLWE-
REM
POCIAG.

Omaha, Neb., 81 stycznia. -
Smia}ego napadu dokona} tn do
tad niewySledzony bandyta ma
poci2g pasazerski numer drugi
ko1ci Union Pacific. Napadu do
kona} on O 40 mil ma zach6d Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31

tutejszego miasta, czyli miedzy
powyzszem miaStem a Fremont,
Neb. Obrabowani urzednicy sq
pewni, re bandyta dokonal napa-
du Z proznym rewolwerem. Ban
dyta zabral re soba wszystkie re
gestrowane listy, zaS worek W
kt6rym znajdowa}o sic $1,000 W
znaczkach wojennych zostawii
we wagonie. Dotad kolei Union
Pacific ME podala lie zdobyczy
niewySledzony bandyta zabral. -.
FoCzyniono energiczne poszuki-
wanna "a rabusiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
~BOHATERSKI Gym
MATKI.
NScranton, Pa, 50 Stycznia.

NScranton, Pa, 80 stycznia. -
PAM ]. Debro wczoraj rzuciia
sie pred szybko nadjezdzajacy
pociag by uratowac swego sled
miolctniego syna pred niechyb-
"a 5mierciq. Jednym ruchem Cd
rzucila W bezpieczne miejsce sy-
ma, lecz sama ME zdqzyia use
L torow, "a co tez przeplaciia
Smierciq. Pociqg zabit pania De
bro ma miejscu. Straszny ten WY
padek stall sic w tutejszym mic
seize. Pociag zaS 6w nalezal do
kolei Delaware and Hudson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
CIESZMY SIZE.
Washington, 81 stycznia.

Washington, 81 stycznia. -
Poniewaz mieszkancy miasta
Chicago zaczeli narzekac ma ME
mi4osierne zdzierstwa popelnia--
ne ma najbiedniejszej ludnoSci,
zatem wySlano jak wiadomo dele
gacye do Waszyngtonu, ably Rad
COS w tel sprawie zrobii. Rad pc
ramyS1e odrzuciwszy plan pro-
ponowany przez delegacye ably
powstrzymano wywoz Z Chicago
pewnych artykui6w zywnoSci pc
stanowil sprawe Pc swojemu u
proScic. Otto przyobiecaHo komi-
sr, re rad wySle specyalnego a
systenta generalnego prOkurato-
"a, kt6ry ma sic ,zaoPiekowac
sprawl drozyzny. Pocieszmy sic,
re po odjezdzie owego pana Z
Waszyngtonu, sprawy pojda
dawnvm torem jezeli ME gorzej.
DZIWNY SPOSoB PRZEKO-
NYWANIA.
Monroe, La, 81 stycznia. -
Poniewaz by} odmiennego ida
ma Cd innych sedzi6w W sprawie
zamordowania farmera przez mu
zyna i ME chcial sic zgOdzic ma
wvdanie wyroku Smierci ma OBJ
winionego, przeto mieszkancy tn
teisi uzyi wymownego argu-
mentu ma opornego sedziego. -
Wzieli go pod rece i zanurzyli
W ka}uzy blota, tax, zeby go TO
dzona matka nawet ME Poznala
/ zagrozili mt re podobna iaznie
mu jeszcze raz sprawia, jezeli ME
zmieni swego zdania. Nauka ME
poszla W las, gdyz wystraszony
sedzfa zaraz przyiaczyi sic do
innych sedzi6w przysiegiych re
SVEN zdaniem i wydai wyrok
smierci ne morderce farmera. O.
bywatele owego miasteczka po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-31
ZMIANA TAKTYKI.

Washington, 81 ~stycznia. -
Wczoraj ma swojem regulamem
Posiedzeniu biuro emigracyi "a
stanawialo sic mad sprawl dePor
tacyi niepozqdanych czerwonych
z tego kaju. Dot2d jak wiadOmo
wysyiano ich W mniejszych gru-
pach, lecz take wysylanie ME
przynosi}o pozqdanych rczulta-
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