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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-01-27


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
oLAH KEGYETLENsEGEK BRAS.
SoBAN.

Brass6b6l jelentik, hogy az OF
tani Feher kaszarnyaban ismet
talaltak negyven0t befalazott ne
met tisztet. A nemet tisztek t0bb
mint masfeleye voltak a pincebe
bezarva es most a hullakr0l meg
allapitottak, ehseg kovetkezteban
pusztultak ell. A pince remes ie-
letet Szabo Jen6 magyar f6had-
Macy fedezte fel, aki t0bb ember-
rel bet6rt pincebe. A felfedezo-
ket elfogtak es valamennyit lli-
vegeztek. A svajci voroskere 81
tes misszio ertesiilt a dologrol es
azonnal leutazott Brass0ba, hogy
az iigyet megvizsgalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12

lovant. Ez ket ormester jelan-
leg ismeretlen helyen tart6zkoiik.
Egy mask vad szerint And6 Mi
haly csabai epitomestert szinter
meg akarta fojtani ez a ket 6rmes-
ter, de az eros emberrel mem bir-
tax. Sternschus And6t, aki pa
naszra ment hozza, a betegszoba
ban allit6lag 0rizet ala helyezte.
ahol allitasa szerint ketizben mer-
gezett fekete kayeval akartak meg
itatni. A Sternschus elleni bic
iigyben Fojtik Gyorgy ketegyha
zai es Kiss Janos zsadanyi fold
miveseket letart6ztattak es be,
szallitottak a gyulai iigeszseg fog
hazaba. Fojtik es Kiss AIT va!
lottak, hogy Csaban, ahol nem-
zet0r0k voltak, 1918 november
Ten Sternschus felbujtasGra
agyonl6ttek Budai Janos 46. gya
logezredbeli 6rmestert es exert a
f6t0rzsorvos varosparancsnokt6,
szaz-szaz korona jutalmat kapt ,k.
Fojtik multi ho 19-en Budapest.
re ment es lit Sternschus alto
lag 10000 korona hallgatasi dijat
fizetett neki. Ebb0l penzb6l
1000 koronat megtalaltak Fol
! tiknal, tobbiert diszn6t vasar,it
A varosban ez az esemeny anna
nagyobb feltiinest keltett, mcr
Hazai- ai-Sternschus egyiko volt
legnepszerubb es legtiszteltebl
polgaroknak. Igen sok j6tekon,
cselekedete volt, valasi celokr
sokat aldozott, kapolnakat epit
tetett a legut6bbi kepvise'6vd
lasztason kisgazdaparti program
NAL fellepett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
ALTAToPoRos APoLoNo

Budapestr6l jelentik: Peterfy
Domokosne bar6ne, egy kuriai BIZ
r6 ozvegye betegen fekszik Abo-
nyi-utca 81. szamu hazban levo
lakasan. Egy reggel bement hoz-
"a apol6n6je, Kaszarda Ilona IS
AIT jelentette, hogy betor6k j'r
tax lakasban, inert a konyha-
alto mellett egy sszuronyt talalj
A fejet is zsibbadtnak erzi, b;zo-
nvara valami altat6szerrel kabi-
tottak ell. A baron6 is eros ka-
bultsagot erzett. Koriilneztell a
lakasban es csakhamar mega la
pitottak, hogy a fehernemiis seek
renyb6l 10000 korona erteku fe-
hernemii hianyzik. A barone III.
jelentest tett a f6kapitanysagon.
ahonnan detektiveket kiildtek Xxi,
akik rogton gyanusnak talaltak
az egesz tortenetet. Vallat6ra
fogtak az apol6n6t, aki be is is
merte, hogy a lopast Jurics Jul
liza apolon6vel egyiitt 3 kovette
ell. Este nagyobb adag altatl
szert adott be urnojenek es ICY
az ejszaka folyaman zavratalaru]
dolgozhattak. A ruhanemu egy
reszet meg is talaltak a lakasbal
elrejtve, mask reszet pedig Ju
rics Julia ujpesti lakasan. A he
tolvajn0t letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Hazai hirek.
GYILKOSsAGGAL vADOLT F0-
TORZSORVOS
A csabai volt varosparancsnok
allit6lag szazezreket lopott es a
vadlot megolette

Megirtuk, hogy minap Bnda-
pesten a Pannoniaszall6ban levo
lakasan letart 6ztattak IIazai-
Sternschus Janos f6t0rzsorvost
t0bbrendbeli gyilkossag gyanuJt
Matt. Az iigyr6l most Bekescsa-
bar6l k0vetkez6ket jelentik:
A bekescsabai allamrendorseg
DIR. Hazai-Sternschus Janos 70
t0rzsorvost atkisertette Gyulara
az igyeszseg foghazaba Az ell
lene emelt vadak ket csoportra
oszlanak- Az egyik csoport azo-
kat vadpontokat foglalja ma
gaban, amelyekben kiilonb0z6
kincstari dolgok eltulajdonit1sa
val, nagy0sszegii penzek el>iL-
kasztasaval gyanusitjak. Ehber
az ugyben gyanu alatt van lip
tak-Gall6 Pal, csabai korhazak
milliomossa lett elelmez6je is,
amib6l AIT k0vetkeztetik, hogy az
egesz haboru alatt elk0vetett k6r-
hazi visszaelesekre is kiterjel a
vizsgalat. A vadak szerint Stern
schus mint csabai varospara1lcs-
nok forradalom kit0rese utan
0kr0kkel, lovakkal manipulate es
allit6lag t0bb szazezer korona tint
ell kezen.
A vadak mask resze gyilkos
sagra valo felbujtasra vonatko~
xix. 1918-ban nevtelen levelbcn
feljelentettek Sternschust, hogy
egeszseges embereket tart a k5r-
hazban. Sternschus allit6lag ra-
i0tt ARA, hogy a nevtelen felje
lentest Siklovan Gy0rgy sejtenyi
illet5segu, 1O1-ik gyalogezredbeli
katona adta be ,aki kesGbb a csa.
bal k6rhazba keriilt s ott egy nap.
betegszobaban felakasztva ia
laltak. AIT vadat emelik Stern
schus ellen, hogy utasitast adott
Revicska es Laczko nevii 6rmes-
tereknek, hogy fojtsak meg Six
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Az ELETMENTO HALALA

Budapestrol jelentik: Klima
Gustav 19 ewes egyetemi hall
cato, aki csaladja nyomorusagos
helyzete miatt egyetemi tanulma-
nyait mem folytathatta tova 'b,
hanem hogy kenyeret kereshes-
sen, a Magyar Folyam- es Ten
gerhajozasi Reszvenytarsasag szol
galataba allott, tragikus eset al
dozatava lett. Klima a Trou-
bridge angol admiralis szemelye-
mex fentartott Zs6fia hajon tel e.
sitett szolgalatot es a g6z0srol a
napokban egyik bajtarsa veletle-
nil a Dunaba .zuhant. A kitiin5
usz6 Klima baitarsa utan ugrott
hogy kimenthesse hullamokbo!
de ruhaja ugras k0zben az arcare
borult es az uszasban annyira aka
dalyozta, hogy fiatalember pal
perccel kesobb elmeriilt. A ira
gikus v6get 6rt eletment6 halal;
Zs6fia haj6n mely reszvetet k.,l
tett es az elhunyt csaladjanak fel
segelyezesere Froubridge admira
lis a hajozasi vallalattal egyut
gyGjtest rendezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
ELARULTA A FERJET

Budapestr6l jelentik, hogy
Macy Sandor % ewes sziicsseged
0sszeveszett a felesegevel es meg
verte. Az asszony haragjaban
feljelentette a ferjet es elmondot-
ia, hogy a kommiin alatt szazad-
parancsnOk volt. Az ezredesnek 81
lopta bundajat es hogy a kato-
nasagnal nyolc evi b0rt0nre volt
itelve, de a biintetest mem toltotte
XII es megsz0kott. A rendorseg 6
feljeIentes alapjan Macy Sandor1
elfogta es atkiserte a katonai ha
+6saghoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Magyarok auto
balesete.
Harom magyar fiatalember kifor.
dult az automobilbol.

Hiradassal voltunk mar arr6l,
hogv Illes Janos honfitarsunk az
ohazaba utazik. lilies csak szom-
baton indul a new york; kik0t6-
Dol, de mar kedden elbucsuzott
Youngstown barataitol, inert
el6bb meg New Jersey allamban
lako baratait es utitarsait akarta
felkeresni.
Kedden delutan tehat lilies ell
bucsuzott baratait6l es feliilt Mar
tin Greenfield grocerys automo-
biljara, a melyben meg Sera Ga
Dor es 10th JOSEF foglaltak he
lyet. Alig haladt azonban az
auto vagy szaz lepest, egy hirte-
len kanyarulatnal felborult Is
Greefield kivetel6vel mindharman
kifordultak a kocsib6l.
10th Jozsefnek nem t0rtent
semmi baja, Sera Gabor ellenber
eleg sulyosan megs6rjilt jobb ke
re fejen, de ezenkiviil megiit0t
te labat is. 1llesnek 0sszevisszs
szakadt a ruhaja es az arcan j.
zuz6dasokat kapott. Szerencser,
egyik seriiles sem komoly term6
szetii es igy Illes, miutan at0lt0z
k0d0tt, kiment az allomashoz 6
a barataitol vett szivelyes bucs'
kapcsan a vonatra tilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
FESTEK KIVITEL

Az Egyesiilt Allamok bel es
kiilf0ldi kereskcdelmi kamra ia
jelenti, hogy 1919. evben 1904
435 dollar ertekii fest6anyagot
szallitottak kilfoldre. A szalli-
tott mennyiseg legnagyobb resz6t
Japan kapta 3,1a6,55O dollar er-
tekben, a masodik helyen pedig
Canada all, ahova 2,143,O97 dol
lar ertekii festoanyagot szallitot-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
m@ koreb0l @M
Le,kesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, 741 Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint Ielkesze.

Aug. 15-en tartjuk az istentisz-
telet kereteben a konfirmaci6,
vizsgat. Jelenjenek meg a hivek
minel nagyobb szammal. Ez al
kalommal vizsga Matt csak ko-
ny0rgest tartunk.
Aug. 22-en NJ kenyeri halaal
dozatra az ur scent asztala meg
terittetik. Ez alkalommal fog
max el6sz0r aldozni a most kon
firmalo gyermekek is.
Temetes. Aug. Sen temettetet
Nyari Claiborne, sziil. Antal Roza
liza 40 ewes koraban. Rak beteg
seq vitte ell e fUU1dr6l eme Vesz
prem megye Tok k0zsegben sziile
tett asszonyatyankfiat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
A KOLOZsI CsALAD GYAsZA
A csalad legidosebb gyermeke, q
19 ewes Kolozsi Jozsef Ferenc.
tiidogyuladasban meghalt.

Sulyos megpr6baltatas es mely |
seges gyasz erte Steeltonon Ia
ko es magyarsag koreben alta
lanosan ismert Kolozsi JOSEF csa-
ladiat, inert csalad szemefenye,
19. ewes Kolozsi JOSEF Ferenc
harom napi szenvedes utan tiid6-
gyuladasban meghalt.
A megboldogult lit szii,etett
Youngstownban. Edes apja, Ko-
lozsi JOSEF a Zemplen megyei
Erd6beny6re val6, edes anyja,
sziiletett Henczel Maria pedig a
Zemplen megyei Sarospatakra
val6. A sziil6k0n kivUI 0t test
we're: Annuska, Tlonka, Etelka,
Bella es Magduska siratjak. A
rokonok k0ziil k0vetkezok gya-
szoljak: Ozvegy Henczel Janosne
nagyanyja, 0zvegy XVII Kalman-
ne nagynenje, Bran JOSEF Macy
batyja, youngstown lakosok,
Danko Janosne nagynenje, Du-
quesne, Pa, Nemeth Lajos unoka-
testvere Youngstownbol, Matya-
sy JOSEF bermakeresztapja
Youngstownbol, Balint JOSEF ke.
resztapja Erd6b6nyen es az
ugyanott lak6 k6t nagybatyja,
Kolozsi Istvan es Kolozsi Imre.
A meghat6 gyaszszertartast
Varlaky Sandor r6mai katholikus
plebanos vegezte a TOP Steel street
alatti gyaszhazb0l, a honnan a
rengeteg, nagyszamu gyaszoi6
koz0nseg a Wilson avenuei temp.
lomba vonult. A halottat Kal.
varia temet6ben. helyeztek 0r0l
nyugalomra.
? Kopors6 vivok voltak: Durda
Istvan, Kuczk6 Istvan, Balogf
Tstvan, Molnar Istvan, PAX La
JOS, Bran Margit, 10th Erzsike
Durda Margit, Nemeth Juliska
Pinter Mariska, Kohut Margi
es Madacsi Etelka. A temerdes
szep koszorut es viragot: Szesz
Mariska, Sander Erzsike, Beni
; Margitka es Poznar Julia vittek
A megboldogult sziilei: Kolozs
6 Josef es neje halas kosz0nete
q mondanak mindazoknak, a xii
a /temetesen resztvettek, kiil0n6
: sen pedig azon leanyoknak e
, fiuknak, akik a koporsot es vi
ragokat vittek es a xix koszoru
adtak es pedig nevszerint kG
vetkezok. Henczel Janosne, nagy
8 anyia, egy sep keresztet, Xvi
y Kalmanne egy sep koszoru.
> Bran JOSEF egy sep koszoru'
q T0rok JOSEF sep koszorut, Ne
y szaros Bertalan, 10th Erzsikt
Molnar Tstvan es Magdics Bel
/. egy-egy koszorut. 10th Istva
:. automobillal segitette a gyasznt
pet vinni, Balogh Mihaly es Kt
), nyisley Gyula egy-egy sep csol
rot adtak. K0sz0net illeti az Obi
: Worksban dolgozo munkastarsai
!, is, xix igen szep koszorut kiilc
tex.
q A megboldogult Kolozsy F. j
: zsef bucsl1t vesz valamennyi re
i, konatol, j6 baratjat6l es munks
; tarsat6l listen veletek!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
A REF. FERFI
EGYLET GYULESE

A tisztikar neveben felkerem
a reformatus ferfi egylet tag
jait, hogy a vasarnap delutan az
egyhaz gyiilestermeben megtar.
tand6 gyiilesre okvetleniil es M
mel nagyobb szamban jelenienek
meg, inert azon fontos igyek ke,
riilnek maid targyalasra.
SebOk Gabor, eln0l;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-08-12
A SCENT ISTVAN TEMPLOM
KOREBOL.

Keresztelesek. I. Janos EIDE,
Snekszer Janos es Kovacs Anna
fla, sziil. jul. 26-an. Ker. aug.
s. Keresztsz.: Hensperger J6zsef
es Takacs Maria. 2. Julianna
Jurko Janos es Korink6 Maria
leanya. Sill. jul. &c. Ker. aug.
8. Keresztsz.: Dudas Tmre es
Otmann Erzsebet.
Unnepek. Ket sep es lelek:.
emel0 iinnep elott allunk. Az
egyik lesz jov6 vasarnap, ami
kor iinnepelni fogjuk Nagyboldog
Asszony napjat, illetve annak az
emleket, amikor az Ur Jezus 6des
anyja.. a Fajdalmas Sziiz mennybe
vitetett, hogy Oft megossza Fla
val az or0k dics6s6get. A scent
misek rendes id0ben lesznek. A
Xix aldozni ohajtanak, illetve ia
rulni szeretnenek az Urasztalhoz,
jojjenek gyonni szombaton este Z
kor. = A mask iinnep pedig, IS
pedig igen magasztos iinnep, lesz
a jov6 vasarnaphoz egy h6tre, az
az aug. no 22-en. Ekkor tartia
ugyanis SIT. Istvan templom
bucsujat, melyre minder bizonv-
nyal nemcsak a helybeli, de a k0r-
nyeki magyarsag is meg fog ie-
lenni.
A mi orgonank. A mozgalom
egeszen komoly alakot kezd 81.
teni, melyet B. 10th JOSEF Is
Franczovszky Daniel inditottak
meg egy diszes orgona megszerze-
sere a SIT. Istvan templomba. E
heten is kovetkez6 adomanyok
Jottek be celra: Haluska 10
zsefne SO, Beganyi Zsigmond So,
es Papp Gyorgy $5. A nyari mu-
latsag is, melyet Steeltonon elS
rom. kath. magyarsag rendez aug.
22-en SIT. Istvan- bucsu napian,
a Play Groundon, a Cernegie gyar
mellett, sok jot iger es az erdek-
lodes egyre nagyobb hullamokat
yer fel. A vermesek abban re-
menykednek, hogy ez a mulatsae
vagy mondjuk kirandulas, $1,000
raj fogja megduzzasztani az or
gonaalapot, higgadtak azonban
AIT mondjak, hogy ok meg lesz.
mex elegedve $50O-ral is. Maid
megvalik, hogy kinek lesz igaza
a vermeseknek-e vagy a higgad,
taknak. Remeljiik, de necsak re,
meljiik, hanem dolgozzunk azon
es rata legyiink, hogy a VERNE.
seknek legyen igazuk. Gyeriins
mindnyajan ere a mulatsagra
melyet a Steeltonon lak6 rom
kath. magyarsag tart aug. 22-en
vasarnap delutan 2-kor a Play
Groundon az orgona alapra, hade
lassuk, XII fog gy6zni, vermesek
9, xix $1,000 tiszta jovedelemr5
beszelnek, vagy pedig a higgad
tax, Xix oriilni fognak $5OO-na!
is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
BERNSTORFF ADVISES
EFFORT FOR U. S. TRADE
Former Ambassador Suggests One
Joint Field for Germany and
America Is in Russia.

BERLIN, July 90 (by the Associ-
ated Press).-Count Won Bernstorff,
former German ambassador to the
United States. in a new periodical,
Getreue Eckhart. urges that "all our
efforts should be directed toward
making our business relations with
the United States the closest pos
sible.''
He declares that Germany must ex-
pect nothing from America politically,
las the Americans are tired from a
humanitarian standpoint" This, he
says. is explainable by the fact that
the war proved a disappointment
for the United States"
Won Bernstorff points out that the
Hanseaucs, who always had been
able to get on with the Americans,
have succeeded in securing American
assistance to rebuild Germany's mer-
camille fleet and he believes this may
develop into some arrangement to OBJ
tain raw materials.
After emphasizing tho necessity for
the Germans to work hard at recon-
struction, as they could only pay their
debts by labor. the former ambassa-
dor foreshadows the possibility that
American capital and German labor
may work together in Russia. AS the
Americans have but little experience
in Russian conditions, he says. they
might be induced to enlist German
cooperation there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
ABOUT BOOKS.

There are two parts to every book
the outside and the inside. And al
though most OF US look down with
contempt on the woman--or man
outside than on the inside, still We
must admit that the outside OF a
well bound book is quite fascinating.
There are persons in this workaday
world who can get quite as much
pleasure from a paper-bound book as
from one bound in vellum. We don't
look down on such persons with con-
tempt. Indeed. we usually look up
to them with envy. Most of us are
ing is pleasant to our fingers. The
look of fine lettering is good to our
eyes We like fine feathers in our
book shelves.
Beautiful book covers are sold to
slip on over the old bindings on
favorite binding on any book you wish
to read, or you can use these pinafore
bindings to cover a worn and frayed
old one. These covers are sold at
from SIS to $25, and are lovely in
soft leather, fooled and sometimes
touched here ad there with gold.
There has been quite a fad lately
for women who like to read to have
DOoh ildihS do uioSAHSei'e 40 thoi
book plates. These are sometimes.
like book plates. made with the fam
lily arms as a mott. Sometimes there
is a specially designed motive for the
book mark. worked out in metal.
Sometimes the favorite color is used
in the heavy ribbon that forms the
body Of the marker. Altogether. they
are quite worth while. Sometimes
there is wide marker of crimson
silk. bordered with a Greek key pat
tern in gold. and edged with heavy
gold fringe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21

In the best Of times it is task we
| like to sidestep-that Of finding just
| the right shade of ribbon or beads or
braid or other trimming to go with the
piece of material which is to be trans
formed into a new frock. And there is
certain species Of small dressmaker
! who is forever sending us seaching for
silk or trimming to match this or that
fabric. If she had to take the time OF
her own shoppers she might be better
content with a near match than she is
You really don't know until you try just
how difficult it is sometimes to get just
what you want when you want it And
now it is harder than ever.
So hard has it proved. in fact, to get
desired materials at all times that some
of the leading designers have made up
their minds to make up new frockS in
whatever materials they can find on
hand. They will let the fashion Of the
rather than on color and fabric. In this
way all sorts of materials that can be
had may be used.
The Plague Of Popularity.
Too often you know some designer or
other brings some one fabric into I'M
expected popularity. Again a certain
color will, for some reason hard to
trace. come into the limelight. There
is an immediate demand for that fabric
and that color and merchants have to
stay awake nights trying to replenish
their supplies, while other perfectly good
colors and fabrics seem to be laden
with lead. so heavily do they rest on
the shelves and counters.
AS far as colors go some dressmak-
ers are finding that they can do much
by means of dye. Some even have
dyeing equipment Of their own. 1t is
not difficult. you know, to do your
dyeing yourself and really charming
results can be gained, providing, of
course, you are quite docile and do
just what the directions on the pack
ages tell you to do. Thus we rise
above the petty matter of not always
being able to secure just the color
fabric that we wish.
Paints Help, Too.
Paints-usually Of the oil variety
also serve US in our clothes needs,
and there seems to be no immediate
danger of a shortage of such pig
ments. One wonders whether it was
an inability to secure the sort of ar
tificial red peoples that the designer
of the frock shown in the sketch had
in mind that made him turn to brush
and palette. At any rate they are
painted and the result only makes
the frock all the more interesting.
At one of the foremost society we'd
dings hereabouts this summer the
orful not through the color of the
fabric selected, but by a sort of dye
ing or coloring process that has been
worked out by some clever American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
GERMAN PLEB|SC|TE
IN CORRIDOR PLANNED
Country Much Pleased by Result
in East and West
Prussia.

by Gable to The Star and Chica
Daily News. Copyright, 1920.


Daily News. Copyright, 1920.
BERLIN. Germany. July 21.-Ger-
many is SO much pleased with the re-
suit of the plebiscite in East and
West Prussia that it now wishes one
to be held in the Corridor" which
gives Poland access to Danzig and
will propose it to the powers Of the
entente.
The next plebiscite affecting Ger
man territory will be held in upper
Silesia at some unknown but prob
ably early date, This is expected to
be favorable to Germany. If so a de-
mand will be made to extend the pleb-
iscite to the. regions of Thorn and
Posen. Traffic across the Corridor"
to Danzig is not yet permitted and
100000 or more Germans who went to
the plebiscite area to vote are now
returning by ship.
In the recent voting East Prussia
showed itself to be SO per cent Ger
man, against per cent Polish. In
West Prussia the vote was SO per
cent German, against per cent
Polish.
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CHICAGO PAYING NO CASH.

CHICAGO, July 21.-The city OF Chi
cago today began the issuance Of GER
tificates of indebtedness in lieu Of imme-
date cash payment, because of the in
sistent demands of the municipality 8
creditors, coupled with a shortage Of
funds This is the first time since 1912
the city has been forced to this recourse
in financing.
has been paid out by the city controller
since the first of the year. The over
appropriated budget, more than
1000, 900 in excess of estimated reve-
nue., made this necessary.
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SECOND BODY FROM MINE.
Rescuers Continue Search for Sew
en- Eutombed,

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 21.-The
body of another victim of Mondays
explosion in a coal mine at Renton
eighteen miles from here. was recov-
cred early today by one Of the FIVE
mine rescue teams which are eXplor-
ing the wrecked mine. One body was
brought out yesterday.
The rescuers. who worked all last
night, continued their search today
for the bodies of seven men who
have not been accounted for. Lead
ers of the rescue teams said today
they believed these bodies were
buried under falls of rock and dirt,
and that it would be many hours
before they could be located.
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U. S. LOSING SHIP LEAD.
Brttain's Tonnage Under Construc.
ton, 3,57e, 900.

LONDON. July 20.-Total tonnage
now building in the United Kingdom
exceeds the amount under construc-
ton in the United States by 1872. 900
tons. according to returns published
today by Lloyds Register of Ship
ping. The aggregate amount now
under construction in Great Britain is
3.578,000 tons-the highest amount
ever recorded.
Much comment has been aroused in
shipping circles by these figures. says
the London Times. But. it adds, the
failure of the United States to main
tain it's lead in shipbuilding was ex-
pected, since the intensive construc-
ton there was chiefly a war measure.
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CAR INJUNCTION ENDED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 90
Judge Henry D. Clayton of the United
States court in Montgomery. has dis
solved the temporary injunction
granted in Birmingham against the
railway. which compelled
that road to make certain assigned
car" distributions to the Corona Coal
Company. The coal company's COM
plant was based on q section Of the
interstate commerca act
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NEW ENGLAND GETS COAL.

NORFOLK. Va. July 21.-Coal ship
ments from Hampton roads to New
England ports. according to figures
released by local coal exchanges, were
never heavier than at the present
time During June. 519,506 tons were
shipped from this port to New Eng
land, exceedingly the quantity re-
CURED reserved for that section by
a recent federal Euling by more than
10000 TONS
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$4,000 WHISKEY STOLEN.
Forty-Two Barrels Disappear From
United States Warehouse.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Theft of forty
two barrels OF whisky. valued at ap
proximately $4,000. from the govern
ment bonded warehouse at Valley
Park. Mo. eighteen miles west of st.
Louis, has been discovered. according
to the report made by Collector of
Internal Revenue George H. Moore.
Circumstances surrounding the theft
are not known. The seals on the
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windows and doors of the warehouse
apparently had not been tempered
with. the collector said, and hole
cut through the floor. was not large
enough to remove the barrels.
The theft is the second at the VAL
ley Park warehouse in four months,
truck bandits getting $4,000 worth in
March.