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The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
SEATTLEL0SES
 HALF MILLION ON RAILWAYS

SEATTLE, March 20 (by Associated Press).-City Comptroller has submit ted estimates to Mayor Caldwell show ing that the Seattle municipal railway lost more than $5OO,OOO last year. The loss in January alone was $10S,000, and in February the loss was greater than in January.
 MT. Carroll says that nothing has been saved with which to pay the $833,OOO due as principal on some rail- way bonds due two years hence. He says he never could obtain financial statements from the railway heads to compute profit and loss.
 Mayor Caldwell called for the report from Comptroller Carroll after dis charging the superintendent of the municipal street railway system, Thomas Murphine.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
REPUDIATED TREATY SENT BACK TO PRESIDENT WILSON -PEACE
 MAY BE DECLARED BY CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, March 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) After the peace treaty had been defeated in the senate yes- terday it was voted to send it back to President Wilson with the notification that it had finally refused to advise or consent to it's ratification.
 On the ratification roll call twenty three Democrats and twelve Repub- lican "irreconciliables" voted in oppo- sition to ratification and twenty one Democrats voted for ratification.
 The vote on sending the treaty back to the White House was AZ to 37, the Democrats almost solidly voting in op- position.
 The reservation to Article 10 of the League covenant which was adopted yesterday was the original Lodge res- ervation, and was intended to follow the reservation on the Irish question:
 DECLARATION OF PEACE
 It is understood that the next step planned by the senate is a declaration
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
MRS. BOLLINGER'S FUNERAL
 VERY LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral of the late Mrs. H. U. Bollinger took place this afternoon, services being conducted at Eagle hall by Rev. B. P. Ziegler, rector of the Episcopal church. A large num- Der of townspeople were present to pay their last respects to the mem ory of Mrs. Bollinger, while the Cor dova Fire Department and the Boy Scouts attended the services in a body.
 The pail bearers were George Dooley, w. L. Smith, c. P. Michel son, Linn Cox, Price Nettleton and w. J. Mcdonald The remains will be shipped to Elverta, California, where internment will take place.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
ADMIRALEVANS GOES AGROUND
 IN DENSE FOG

SEATTLE, March 20 (by Associated Press).-The steamship Admiral Ev- ans ran aground at o'clock this morn ing in soft mud off Duncan bay, be- tween Seymour narrows and Nudge point, during fog.
 The Evans left Seattle yesterday, carrying 154 passengers, mostly can nerymen. The Seattle office of the Pacific Steamship Company expects the vessel to be f1oated at high tide, at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
SH0RTSESSI0N
 OF WASHINGTON
 LAW MAKERS

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 20 (by As sociated Press).-The Republican members of the legislature will caucus at 2 o'clock this afternoon to deter mine upon program of legislation to be considered at the special ses- sion, which convenes Monday. It is believed that a short session Is as- sured.
 The appropriations committee is ex- pected to put off the plea of the higher educational institutions for more money until the regular session in January.
 A proposal will be submitted to raise the tax limit levy from 3 to mills, to produce funds for the common schools.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
ATHLETE DIES WHEN VICTORY
 IS IN GRASP

SEATTLE, March 20 (by Associated Press).-Roy Young, anchorman of the tug-of-war team of the Milk Driv- CTS Union, died in the harness at the university gymnasium last night, just as his team was winning from the Firemen's team. Heart trouble was the cause of death.
 Five hundred spectators saw Young die. He was considered to be one of the strongest men in Seattle
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
ALLIES MUCH CONCERNED

LONDON, March 20 (by Associated Press) There are indications that the allies are preparing for a concen. tration of troops at Metz and Strass- burg for penetration further into Ger man territory.
 It is estimated that two thousand persons have been killed in Germany as result of the revolution. The troops will move if Germany does not queu the disturbances.
 Private advices received here say that the Ebert government has asked J she allies to permit the sending of German troops to put down Bolshev- Ssn1 in the neutral zone.
 It is reported from Berlin that one hundred persons have been killed at the Brandenburg gate, and that the dining room of the Adlon hotel has been destroyed by machine gun fire.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
DEFENSE ASKS NEW TRIAL IN
 MURDER CASE

MONTESANO, Wash, March 20 (by Associated Press) ).-Attorney Wander veer, of counsel for the men recently convicted here of the Centralia Armis- tice day murders, has filed a motion for new trial in the case of the seven ''wobblies.
 It is alleged that Juror Harry Sel- lers was prejudiced when he entered the witness box. Errors of law are also alleged, and it is contended that the verdict was contrary to the law and the evidence.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
AMERICANS SAFE

WASHINGTON, March 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) Official advices state that no Americans or other foreigners, so far as known, have been injured during the German counter-revolution.
 AMERICAN TROOPS ON RHINE
 Representative Kahn of California, in the house yesterday, introduced a resolution asking President Wilson how far the activities of the American troops in the Rhine area may be di- rected without direct orders from the President, and also as to the extent of the authority of Marshal Foch.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
C0AL0PERAT0R SURRENDERS TO
 U. s. MARSHAL

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 20 (by Associated Press).-Cal J. Fletcher, secretary of the Knox County, indiana, Coal Operators Association, surren- dered to the United States marshal here yesterday.
 Fletcher is the first of 125 men in diCted by the federal grand jury re- gently for violation of the Lever act in connection with the coal industry Others of the indicted men are ex- pected to surrender within a few days
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
EBERT GOVERNMENT RETURNS
 T0RESUME CONTROL IN BERLIN t MANY KILLED IN REVOLUTION

LONDON, March 20 (by Associated Press) The general strike at Berlin has ended, and the entire Ebert gov. ernment, including Noske, leaves for Berlin tonight in a special train from Stuttgart. -... ~ Premier Bauer, who precided Ebert to Berlin, opened negotiations with the unions.
 The spartacans have captured Dns- seldorf, on the Rhine, and Spartacan army of one hundred thousand men captured Essen on Friday, with one hundred and seventy-seven guns. A soviet republic has been proclaimed at Essen.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
LUMBERJACKS
 STANDPATF0R Y. AMERICANISM

SPOKANE, Wash, March 2O' (by As sociated Press).-The convention of the International Union of Timber Workers, in session here, has formu- lated plans for a nationwide Ameri- canization campaign in the lumber camps.
 Speakers said this campaign would be of the utmost importance in coun- teracting the activities of the radical agitat0rs.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
NEWBERRY WILL APPEAL

WASHINGTON, March 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-The conviction of Sen ator Newberry at Grand Rapids does not invalidate his seat, and he will re- tain office until the charges of his opponent, Henry Ford, are acted upon by the senate.
 Senator Newberry will appeal to the supreme court.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

of state of peace. The fight probably will begin when the senate reconvenes on Monday
 Senator Knox already has intro duced a resolution declaring a state of peace with Germany.
 NO STATEMENT BY WILSON
 The Presidents secretary, Joseph P. Tumulty, received the treaty from the officials of the senate today. He said President Wilson would make no statement.
 Officials says the usual procedure is to send the document to the state department for burial in the archives.
 SOUNDS REASONABLE!
 In the house of representatives to- day Representative Tinkham offered a joint resolution declaring peace be- tween the United States and Germany. Under the terms of the resolution Ger many would recognize all the rights the United States might have had un- der the peace treaty.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
GENERAL STRIKE AT BERLIN HAS ENDED
SUPERDREADNAUCHT
 IS LAUNCHED TODAY

NEWPORT NEWS, March 20 (by Associated Press).-The superdread- naught Maryland, designed as the most powerful battleship afoat, was launched here today. The ceremonies were attended by Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
UNITED STATES SENATOR IS
 CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY <
 WlTH0THER PROMINENT MEN

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 20 (by Association Press) ).-The jury in the case of United States Senator Tru- man H. Newberry and others, on trial for criminal conspiracy in connection with the election campaign in 1918, last night brought in a verdict of guilty
 The trial lasted for eight weeks, and started with 123 defendants and closed with S5.
 Sixteen of Newberry's eighty-four co-defendants were convicted with him, including John s. Newberry, his brother; Paul Kinf, Newberrys cam paign manager; Fred Cody, New berrys New York agent; Ala Temple ton, president of the Detroit Board of Commerce; Hannibal Hopkins, pub- licity director; E. V. Chilson of the national Republican headquarters; Roger Anderson, publisher; Milton Dakman, Detroit politician, and Rich ard Fletcher state labor commissioner.
 The penalty for the crime is fine of $1O,0OO or less or imprisonment for two years or less.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
JACK DEMPSEY
 IS ARRAICNED
 BEF0REC0URT

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20 (by As sociated Press) Jack Dempsey, the prizefighter, and Kearns, his manager, were arraigned here today on indict- ments charging them with having evaded the draft They both pleaded not guilty and furnished bonds in the sum of $2,000 each.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
THREE ARE KILLED AND TWO INJURED BY
 FALLING SEAPLANE

PENSACOLA, Fla, March 20 (by Associated Press) ).-Naval Machinists Mate Norman Grimes of Massachu- setts was killed and two others were injured yesterday when a naval sea- plane fell into Pensacola bay.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
FIGHTING AT LElPSIC

LEIPSIC, March 20 (by Associated Press 1.-The workers have rejected the previous agreement with the mili- tary authorities, and fighting has been resumed Hundreds of casualties are reported.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
DEMANDS OF RADICALS

BERLIN, March 20 (by Associated Press).-An extreme radical move ment is reported in Saxony, where a congress of workers councils has de- ing of the regular troops and the formation of workmen's guards under political prisoners and payment for time lost during the general strike.
 FIGHTING NEAR BERLIN
 Essen has surrendered to armed
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
BRYAN IS SOLICIT0US
 FOR THE DEAR PEOPLE

NEW YORK, March 19 (by Associ- ated Press).-In an interview pub lished here yesterday William J. Bryan declared that his ambition was not for public office, but to discharge as fully as possible the debt of gratitude he owed to the American people.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
ANOTHER CITY SHOWS
 GAIN IN POPULATION

WASHINGTON, March 20 (by As sociated Press) The population of Schenectady, N. Y., is given as SS,723, an increase of 15,OOO, in a census bull letin issued today.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
AMERICAN SCHOONER FOUNDERS AT SEA

NEW YORK, March 20 (by Associ- ated Press).-The American schooner Jeremiah Smith, en route to Cuba, has foundered at sea, after having been abandoned by her crew. Seven of the crew drifted for four days in an open boat before being rescued
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
LORD MAYOR OF CORK
 IS VICTIM OF ASSASSLNS

LONDON, March 20 (by Associated Press) The lord mayor of Cork was shot to death yesterday while resist ing an attack by persons who made their escape in an automobile.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
VALUABLE RADIUM
 STOLEN IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 20 (by Associ- ated Press) .-Radium worth $10,0O0 was stolen from the bureau of stand ards here yesterday.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
TO CORDOVA TO
 ENGAGE IN BUSINESS

O. w. Brehmer, who conducts drug store at Mccarthy, came to Cor dova this afternoon for the purpose of engaging in the drug business here.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
GIVEN SEVERE SENTENCES

The defendants were sentenced by the court this afternoon. Senator Newberry, Caddy and King were each sentenced to two years imprisonment in the federal penitentiary at Leaven- worth, Kan, and fined $10000 each.
 Charles Floyd, another defendant, was sentenced to two years imprison- ment and fined $5,000.
 John Newberry was fined S10,00O. Templeton was given a year and a half, Hopkins and Chilson each a year
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
GRAVE SITUATION AT KEEL

COBLENZ, March 20 (by Associated Press) ).-One thousand persons have been killed at Kield, according to un- confirmed reports received here.
 The situation is grave.
 The Communists are reported to be gaining headway in Saxony and West phalia, and soviet republics have been proclaimed at Chemnitz and Plauen
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

:workmen after violent fighting, during which three hundred were killed. The Communists are reported to have occupied five railroad stations east of Berlin. Troops are being rushed there in armored cars.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
CONVICTED THEMSELVES

One of the jurymen said today that the evidence introduced by the de- fense was the determining factor in bringing in verdict of guilty. He said that without the testimony of King that he told Newberry that the campaign would cost $5O0O0, the gov ernment had weak case, and with out the letters of King and Newberry the government had no case at all
 The juryman said the testimony of the defense supplemented the scanty proof of the government.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

R. H. l.. Marshal and J. D. F. Stevenson were arrivals in town on today's train from Mccarthy.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

A DANISH REPORT
 COPENHAGEN, March 20 (by As sociated Press ).-Berlin advices say that one hundred persons were killed and more than two hundred wounded in various parts of Berlin on Thurs day.
 Troops of the regular army are clear ing Leipsic of reds" The losses of the workers have been heavy.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

and a day, Andrews and Oakman g. year and half each, and Fletcher a. year and a quarter
 Fifty-seven of the defendants were acquitted,
 The prisoners were released on bonds for ninety days pending appeal SAYS HE WILL RE-ENTER SENATE
 Senator Newberry says he intends to represent in the United States sen- ate the people who elected him.
 Newberry's wife, brother and son were with him when the verdict was read.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

do posiadajqcych drogic rzeczy,
trogic kamicnic. >taraj sic je do
brzc ukryt przed wszyStko vic
dzqcymi opryszkami. Panstwo
\Iolner. jak przystaio ma Przy--
zwoitych obywateli, udaii sic na
przedStawienie ME przeczuWalqc
mic zlcgo. Me przypomnicli teI
soDie azcby Nogo do siebic W go
Seine zapraszaii. jcdnaN po po-
wrocie L teatru, znalezli SoScia W
domu. Me chcac sic sami pytac o
razwisko nicproszonego gOocla
chcicii sic wyreczyt poIicyantem
Maasem. Gdy policyant przybyl
na miejSce. juz miejsce po zlodzie-
jach ostygio. la go5cine Zlc sic
wywdzieczyli. bo zabrali koSzto-
wno5ci ma l5 tysiecy dol. Musi
sic jednak pan AIolner zaliczac do
Szczesliwych, gdyz opryszki 20
stawili mu ma pocieche niet}niety
zasGb p}yn0w GEEK ma 10 tysie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ANGLIA ME ROZPOCZELA
IESZCZE ROKOWAN.

Londyn, 10. lutego. Wvdano
til oticyalne oswiadczenic, ze po-
dana kil'ia dni temu W interwie--
VIE Prasowym Z bolSzewickim re-
prezentantem Adoliem Joffem
wiadomoSc, jakoby Wiclka Bry-
tania rozpoczeia juz pertraktacye
pokojowe rzadem Rosy ~owie-
tow. jest niePrawdziwa Wiado-
moSt te puscii W SWAT korespon-
dent Sztokholmskiego dziennika
,,Swenska Dagbladet" po inter-
wiewie. jakiego udzielii mu Joiic
wkrotce po podpisaniu przez f.
stonie traktatu PokOjowego Ro-
sya sowietow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ANIOL OPIEKUNCZY UMIE
RA w ZAPOMNIENIU.

Cztonkowic Czcrwonego krzy-
"a starali sic odszukac krcwnych
pannv Waleryi Hamilton, zwanej
powszechnic aniofe1n opiekun--
Gym W szpitalu Sheridan. Umarla
ona jeszczc w przeSziy piqtek, ale
ME miala nIkogo &c sWych krcw-
nych przy lozu Smierci. Mkt tez
tn mic zna hiStoryi zycia panny
Hamilton. PAM NJ. Nc Pherrin L
Knoxville rzucila pewnc Swiatfo
na przeszfosc panny Hamilton Z
ktora byla jej szkolnq kolezanka.
Walerya stracila swych rodzicow
bedzic temu osm albo dzieSiec lat.
Pozostawiii oni jej znaczny maja-
TEX, ktory jednakze przez rome
kombinacye panna Hamilton stra
ella. Zaraz po WyDucnu WoJny Ia
pisaIa ona sic w szeregi Czerwo-
nego Krzyza kanadyjskiego. Poz-
niej jednak uda}a sic do Nowego
Yorku. Pragnieniem jej goracem
by}o dostac sic "a morze, gdzie jej
brat byl W sluzbie lotniczej; wat
lc zdrowie jej jednak ma to ME po-
zwala4o. Nieznajomy jakiS pan
zjawil sic W ostatniej chwili i "a
powiedziai, re sic podejmie zajac
pogrzebem. w kazdym razie cia}o
zmariej bedzie przechowane az do
Srody, a gdy sic rodzina ME zglosi
zadna do tego czasu, wtenczas to-
warzystwo Czerwonego krzyza u
rz4dzi pogrzeb miIosiernej Sama-
rytance.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ZAGINIONA.

Policya poszuNuje Adeliny Gc-
ring, l4-letnicj corki Gustawa &c
r;nga. litora wyszcdfszy Z domu
jcszczc W przcSzly piqtc%. wieccj
luz ME wrocila. Wspomniana pa
n;cnka byia uczennicq szkoSy
wyzszej Lndbloom. .Icj ojcicc,
ME mogqc sam odszukac swej cor
XII. dai znat p0licyi bedac prawie
pewnv. ze mu Skradziono dziecko.
Gdy wychodzila ostatni raz L do
mu, powiedziala ona ojcu, Ze idzic
ma >pacer, Cd tcgo czasu juz jej
Ioiciec wiecej ME widzial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
'Nastepca SekretarzaLane a
zba Odrzuca Ustawe Wcjskowa.
Pozar W San Francisco.
krwawe Zniwo.
Hoover Zaprzecza.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

nieszkaicow poszty W slad "a
zbrodniarzem poetanowily sobie
same uczynit zadoSc sprawiedli-
WoSci. Przysz}o do starcia z VOL
skicm nicstety ME liczono sic
tam Wcale, ze wojsko miaho roz-
kaz strzelania do ludzi, wskutck
togo pablo Cd ktnl zolnicrskich
czWoro ludzi. mnostwo zostalo
rcnnych. Tymczascm sad sic od.
bywal mad morderca. Postawa ic.
dnaH t}unm byla tax grozna. ze
pomimo osioszenia prawa wojen-
Inego, pomimo widoku zabitvch
ofiar ME mySaf on sic rozehodzit
do domOw. ale owszem jakby por
niecony widokicm krwi rival 81,
W strone sadu, domagajqc sic nc.
gra j odgrazajac sic woj>ku. Po.
lozenie bylo coraz niehezpiecz-,
niejsze. dla tego sedziowie chcqc
uniknqt dalszego rozlcw>a Nrwi.
" dziesieciu minutach za>Qdz:.i i
skazali ma 5micrt l.:ketta. Guber-
nator Morrow podpisaf natycI-
miaSt Wyrok Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
IZBA ODRZUCA USTAWE
WOJSKOWA.
Washington, 10 lutego.

Washington, 10 lutego. -
Wiclce znamienncm Jest oswald.
czenic sic partyi dcmukratyczncj
przeciw przymusowym cwiczc.
niom wojskowym L togo Szczcg6l-
niej wzgledu, ze prezydent Will
son W zasadzic mySl owq pochwa-
lal prosii, ably senat mad rozpra.
wa oWa zapomniai o wasniach pa,
tyjnych. Wobec stanowiska zaje-
togo przcz demokratow, wobec
podzielonych -zdali republi&anow,
los ustawy Jest wieIce niepc
why. Prezydent Wilson niezmier.
ME trafnie podnosil korzySci owej
ustawy zwiaszcza dzisiaj wobcc
tax niespokojnych czas6w w Eu.
ropie. Me chodzi tn zdaniem pre-.
zydenta 0 utrwalenie militaryz-.
nu, ktory nalezy do przeSz&oSci
ale sam dobrze zrozumiany int.
res Ameryki w obecnych czasach
domaga sic pewnej gotowosci, do
czego wlasnie zdaza owa uStawa
O powszechnych cwiczcniach.
POzAR HOTELU.
San Francisco, 10. lutego. -,
Dzisiaj rano powsta{ pozar "
l,oteh tutejszym ma trzeciem pic
trze. Mieszkahcy gornych piatet
zostali zaskoczcni ogniem dzi-
siaj dowiadujemy sic. re straz i
pohcya wyratowafa mieszkancow
tylko trzech pierwszych piater.
Wiele osob W przestrachu ME cze.
kalo ma pomoc zewnatrz, ale ska.
Dokohczenie ma strontcy sciej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Z Biura HsisufaIuglcznsgS.

Wseh6d sloica o gOdzinie 6:JS.
Zaeh6d siOnea gOdzinie 5:l6.
POgOda Chicago Okohey: Cze-
sciowO pOchmur1Iie we wtorek W sro-
je, nieco chiOdniej we wtOrek. Cmiar-
kO,yany p6Inocnyi p0inOcnozaehOdni
Yiatr.
Temperature dOby minicnej: MAI
vyzsza wczOraj gOdzinie stej rano'
3S stopai. najmiSza gOdzinie 2gieJ
rno dziSiaj, - stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
NASTEPCA SEKRETARZA
LANE'A.

Washington, 10. lutego. - Po
niewaz sekretarz spraw wewnetrz
nych pan Lane podal sic do dy-
nisyi, przcto prczydent Wilson
powolal ma jego miejsce dawuego
scnatora J. +. Shairoth CoIora-
do. DO ostatniej chwili mic VIE
dziano kogo sobie prczydcnt IT,
patrzyl ma tax wielcc odpowic-.
dzialnc stanowisko: domySIanc
SIG zc to bedzic osobistosc wybit.
ma W partyi dcmokratycznej, przy
puszczano, lc prezydcnt wybic-
re kogoS. coby mosi oddac wicI-
kic us}ugi partyi przy nadchodza-
cvch WvhOrarh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
STRAJK KOLEJOWY.

Washington. 1O. lutego. - aH
czarna ch1nura zawisfa znoWql mad
krajem groza wielkiego strayku
kolejowcgo. Jutro ma dyreltor
kolci Hines Odpowicdzicc stano-
wczo IA zadania kolejowc0w. Cze
ka ma jego odpowiedz potezna ar
mia robotnikow. gotowa rzucic
prace ia skinienie swolch pre-
W0dc0w W razic OdmOWncJ OdpO-
wiedzi ze strony obecnego zarza-
du kolcjoweSo. Pewna jest RE
ca, Ie dyrektor Hines mic mysll
rObiC wielkich obietnic, JezeIl
podnicsic place. to tylNo w lie
znacznej micrzc. a radzi} bedzle
ko,cjarzom ZnOWu CZekaC ia znlL
Ike ccnv Zywnosci. Sprawa stral'
ku robotnikow zajetych utrzymy-
wanicm tor6w kolejoWych martwl
zIrzqd kolcjowy W wie!kim stop
niu. " Detroit postanowHi TO-
bOtnicy wvwolat .strajk ma 11go
iLtcgo, jezeli' do tego czasu "a
rzqd kolejowy ME zaiatwi sporu.
PonieWaz przedstawiciele robot
nik0w ME dali Wymaganego o.
StrzcIcnia maJacym wyDuchnac
stra ku ma miesiac naprzod. prze-
to wiadze kolejowe osIarzaJa ro-
botniczc zwiazki o ziamanie IL
mowy 0 piacach. Dyre'1tor Hines
tclegraiowal do prezesa Bakera
zqdajac wyjaSnienia, dlaczego
strajk zostaf wywolany bez wy
powiedzenia miesieczncgo, ma co
iednak ME Otrzymal zadnej od--
powiedzi. Obecny zarzad koIejo-
wy ME chcc podno5ic p}acy kolc,
iarzom. bo to znaczy, zc pubIicz-
nose beclzie musiala pokryt te
podwylke L wlasnych kieszeni.
Co sic zaS tyczy straJku 300 ty-
siecy robotnikow idacych ma
strajk II lutcgo, 10 prezydent Bar
kcr oSwiadczyi, IL to ME Jest re
ca niespodzana dla zarzadu ko
.ltjowego, gdyz robotnicy owl Jc-
szcze zesz}ego roku grozili straj-
klein. ale ustapili ia zapewnicnie
prezydcnta Wilsona, re Rad po-
stara sic 0 znizenie cen zywnosci.
Poniewaz ceny zamiast spadac,
to ida W pos'pieszny1n temple W
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brrzona do ostatniego ia potwor-
na zbrodnia, domagala sic doraz-
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miejscowe ME chcac dopuscic do
zlinczowania zbrodniarza. posta.
nowiIy go przeniesc do wiezienia
W Lexington, ably tam przeprowa
die formalny sad mad winnym.
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