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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
WojskaLitewskie ZajelySuwafki
Sybki POk6j Jedynym Ratunkiem Bolszewii.
Oznajmienie Milleranda wSprawieP Polskiej
Rzad NieIrliecl1i Przyjaf PraVvo O
Rozbrojeniu LudnoSci.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

SIorlnoWanernu rzadow1 oraZ po-
iaformowanie mas o potrzebach
arrnii polSkiej co sic tyczy mate
ryafow wojennych, amunicyi in
struktorow.
pMisya uczyni wszystko w celu
przyjScia pomoca naszej sojusz-
niczce Polsce. w ostatnim czasie
ME szczedzilismy Polsce przyja-
cielskich ostrzezen, lecz obecnie
Folska oczekuje cd mas czegoS
wiecej niz zarzutow. Moge was "a
pewnic panowie, re nadzieje Pol
ski ME zostana zawiedzione", or
najmi1 premier Millerand. ~
.ROSYA SOWIECKA sZUKA
POKOJU z ALIANTAMI.
Londyn, rs. lipca. - Rad So
wietow zwrocii sic do rzadu an
gielSkiego z oznajmieniem, re
Rosya pragnie rozpoczac roko--
wanna pokojowe w Londynie pod
warunhem, re gen. Wrangel zio-
zy bron, ktoremu zostanie zagwa-
rantowana nietykalnoSc osobista.
w tel samej nocie Rad sowietow
wyraza swa gotowosc do rozpo-
czecia rokowan pokojowych z
Polska dziwi sic zerwaniu per-
traktacyi handlowych pomiedzy
Anglia i Rosya.
Berlin, 26. lipca. - w caiych
Prusach Wschodnich zosta1 og1o-
SONY stan wojenny. Wojska ME
mieckie, wioskie angielskie sto-
ia ma pogotowiu.
Wojska litewskie zajefy Suwai
XII pogranicze Prus Wschodnich
stwarzajac w ten sposob pas neu-
tralny pomiedzy wojskami pol
skieni bolszewichemi.
Wiasciwym dyktatorem Prus
Wschodnich jest gen. Won Das--
sci, dowodca dwoch brygad
Reichswehr'u. Sztab jego miesci
sic W twierdzy krolewieckiej "a
cpatrzonej obficie w arInaty, a.
municye i wszelkiego rodzaju
bron. Gen. Won Dassel wziaf pod
swoja komende armie ochotnicza
i straz pograniozna, tworzac w
ten sposob caikiem powazna jed
nostke bojowa.
Battalion w1oski rejonu pie
biscytowego zostai wysiany ma
granice pomiedzy Likiem i Au--
gustowem. Battalion angielski
kwateruje w Olsztynie. W4adze
niernieckie stwierdzi}y, re do tel
pory laden zoinierz pqlski nie
przekroczyi granicy pruskiej.
Litwini donosza, re przy zaje-
ciu Suwaik otoczyli oddzial zof-
merry polskich i internowal go.
Co do silnego uzbrojenia twier-
dzy rolewieckiej misya angiel--
ska daia wyjasnienia, re ma mocy
traktatu wersalskiego twierdza
lrolewiecka pozostaje nieznisz--
czona moze zatrzymac wszystkie
arn1aty i amunicye. Niemcy ko--
rzystajac z tego siabego punktu
W traktacie wypeiniiy twierdzy
Dokofczania na stronicv 3ciei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
ROKOWANIA POKOJOWE
POMIEDZY POLSKA I RO-
SYA ODBEDA sIE w BRZE-
SCIU LITEWSKIM.
SCIU LITEWSKIM

Warszawa, 26. Gpca. - Roko-
wanna poniedzy przedstawiciela-
mi Polsh Rosyi sowieckiej w
sprawie rozejmu odbeda sic pra-
wdopodobnie w BrzeSciu Litew-
skim.
Pertraktacye co do pierwszego
spotkania sic deputacyi obu stron
zostafy juz rozpoczete gdzies ma
Inii frontu bojowego.
Nowy koalicyjny cabinet polsk
rozpoczal swoja dzialalnose w
sobote 20 po3udniu, wkrotce Po-
tenn, jak staio sic wiadomem, ze
Rosya przyje4a warunki rozeJmu,
zaproponowane przez Polske.
Skiad gabinetu jest nastepu-
jqcy:
Wincenty Witos, premier.
Ignacy .Daszyhski, wicepremier.
KS. Eugeniusz Sapieha, mini
ster spraw zagranicznych.
Gen. LeSniewski, minister woj-
ny.
Wsadysiaw Grabski, minister
finansow.
M. Skulski, minister spraw we
wnetrznych.
Easily rowniez zmiany ponle
dzy reszta ministrow.
Premier Witos w swej powital-
nej movie zaznaczyi, ze. nowy
Rad jest "a zawarciem pokoju,
opartego ma zasadach sprawiedli-
wosci i wolnoSci, jezeli ,zaS pokoj
ten zostanie odrzucony, wtedy
ca{y narod wstanie jak jeden MAJ
do obrony niepodlegioSci Rzeczy-
pospolitej.
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OZNAJMIENIE MILE
RANDA.

Pary5, 26. lipca. - Premier
Millerand oznajmi} wczoraj W Sc
nacie francuskim, re zadaniem
misyi francusko angielskiej, kto
"a obecnie bawi w WarSzawie,
lest dokiadne zbadanie sytuacyi /
okazsnie wszelkiej pomocy nowo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-26
NOVA HARDINGA SPOT
KALA SIZE Z UZNANIEM
REPUBLIKANOW.

Marion, Ohio, 26 lipca. Nova
scratora .Hardinga, kandydata
ma. prczydenta ramicnia rcpu-
biikanskiej partyi, spotkafa sic
ogGIncm zadowoleniem lego zwo
lcnnik0w. Zc wszystkiCh stron
nominal otrzymuje wyrazy CORA
ccgo uznania zc potrafif w sweJ
movie ujQG wyrazit dazenia i
przckonania prawdziWle rcpubl-
kaiskie. Senator Johnson, Z Ka-
liiorpii, przedstawiciel postepo--
wych rcpublika,10w serdecznlc
przyklasnai movie swcgo by}ego
rvwala. ByIy senator La Fayette
Young Iowa, wydawca dzien--
n;ka .,Capital' z Des MONIES Cd
Most po wizycic ii senatora Har-
dinga jak najlepsze wrazenie. -
Dziennikarz 6w powiedzia}, re
NOVA kt0ra Harding wyg}o>i} z
oNazyi pr1E'iecia nominacyi ma
prczydcnta, W kt0rcj jakby in
tu;cyq przejrzaI i wyczyta} my
iii og0itl. Jest pelna meskoSci i
silly: Harding spojrza1 w oczy
kazdemu zadaniu pokazai sic W
tel movie, zc Jest ma .wskroS re-
publikaninem, Me bylo takiej so
lidarnosci w partyi republican,
skjcj Cd czasu wojny domowej,
iaka teraz istnicje w cclu popar
cia tax, Hardinga, jak guberna-
tora Coolidge. Jezeli teraz przy
,nadchodzacych wyborach partya
rcDublikanska wobec tax wicl-
kIcJ SolldarnoScl ME Zdoia prZe-
prowadzic Hardinga ma prezy--
derta, to chyba juz nigdy ME
zdola zadnego innego przeforso-
wac kandydata. Wszyscy pred
stawiciele wiclkich interesow Z
Ottawa mySla O tel mozliwoSci,
5e Wilson przez wybor Cox'a.
gotow jeszcze cztery lata rzadzit
kraiem. Senator Harding W swej
movie zajai stanowisko przyja-
zrIe wobec Europy, ME mysli on
jednakzc przez przyjecie Ligi LII
dow osiabiat konstytucyi Stanow
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HOOVER 20 ULEPSZENIU
KOMUNIKACYI WoDNEJ l
LADOWEJ.

Detroit, Mich, z6 lipca. w de-
peszy, wyslanej ma rece kongrc-
su, obradujacegu mad. przeprowa
dzeriem planu wodnej zeglugi ma
Wielkich Jeziorach rzecc sw.
Wawrzynca oSwiadczyl bylv ad-
ministrator zywnosci, Hoover.
&c Stany Zjedn., potrzebuja o.
kreslonego programu celem roz-
wiazania zadania transportacyj-
nego.
w czasach dzisiejszych powia-
ria Hoover, tax koleje jak drogi
wodne ME spelniaja wydatnie
swego zadania. Przemysi kraju,
Anictwo Gale kuleje dzisiaj
wskutek niedostatecznego syste-
mil transportacyjnego, r6znica
wielka panuje pomiedzy cenami
farmerskiemi, cenami ma ryn-
kach miastowych, wskutek braku
transportacyi. Zdaniem Hoovera
a.
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przedStawiony W Stycznlu P. r.
wvnosic 40 milion0w dolarow.
FARMERZY w SPRAWIE
WLASNEGO TARGU
PSZENICA.
PSZENICA.

Ma farmcrskiej konferencyl, ia
ka odbywaIa sic W ubiegiym ty-
godniu w hotelu La Sale, W
sprawie zalozenia wiasnego tar
gu zbozcm i innymi produktami,
wybrano onegdaJ komitet, z}ozo-
NV siedmnaStu czionk0W, kto-
rvch zadanienl bedzie ulOzyC pla-
ny, ably Z handlu pszenicq wye
liminowaG wszystkich posrcdnl-
kow; kiedy juz plany przez koml
tct zostana ulozona, bedzlc zwo-
lana druga konferencya.. Ostat-
MIA konferencya skladaia sic Z re-
prezentantow roznych organiza-
cyl farmerskich, iqcznie orga-
nizacyami, jak: American Farm
Bureau Federation, The Far
mers' National Grain Dealers
Association, The Farmers
and the Societies of Equity i
inne. So wszelkie dane po temu,
il komitet ten zarekomenduje
miasto Chicago, jako g}owna kwa
tere Krajowego Handlu Pszeni-
ca, do czego przychyla sic bardzo
Aaron Sapiro, Przewodnlczacy
wydziaiu dla szcsnastu kooperu-
jacycb stowarzyszen ma wybrze-
zach Pa&fiku. OSwiadczych on,
&c wszelkie trusty zostana pozba
wione kontroli w targu pszenl-
ca, co niezawodnie obnizy wygo-
rowane "a MIA ceny.
KONFISKATA WoDKI w
HOTELU.
Przyzwoity zapaS wodkl, RE
komo nalezqcy do pos}ugaczy ho
telu Great Northern Hotel, 20
Stal skonfiskowany onegdaj przez
aeentow prohibicyjnycH. Podczas
naiazdu zostali aresztowani dwaj
poslugacze hotelowi, mianowicie
Daniel Ryan i jerry Fladies, kt6
rych postawiono przed komisa-
RIA Masona. Najazdem tym 20
stall zaalarmowani wszyscy 60
$cie, ktorych dwunastu agentow
prohibicyjnych zatrzymaio W no
telu W czasie rewizyi, a kto tylko
z goSci chciai opuScic hotel z
walizka, byl rewidowany. Agen-
ci znalezli siedm sporycb walizei
napeinionych flaszkqmi wodki, o
kt6rych manazer >hotelu katego-
rycznie oSwiadczyl, IL mic o Mich
ME vie. Wedfug twierdzenia "a
gentow, jeden goSci miai pro-
sic jednego pos}ugaczy hotelo-
wych O dostarczenie Nmu pol
kwarty wodki, "a kt6ra zaplacil
mu IL i pol dolara. w czasie re-
wizyi miedzy szpargalami znale-
ziono wiele nazwisk przemytni-
kow wodki.
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BURZA MA JEZIORZE
WSTRZYMUJE STATKI
WYCIECZKOWE.

Szaloaa burza, iaka panowaia
onegdaj wiecAorem ma Jezlorze
Michigan, lpuSlla do powrotu
do przystani wszystkie statki, kur
su;ace po jeziorze, wiele zaS ME
opuszczaio wcale brzegow. Maj
bardziej zagrozony by} statek
,.Petoskey", ma kt0rego pokladzie
znajdowaio sic 267 wycieczkow-
COW, kt6rych wiclu zachorowa-
10 ma morska chorobe. Statek z
bicda dotari powrotem do przy
stani municypalnej, gdzie wielu
paSazerom musiano udzielic po-
mocy lekarssiej. Cd kilku juz lat
jezioro ME byio tax wzburzone,
aby kursujace statki byiy zmu-
szone nawrociG I drogi do swoich
przystan. Poza przejSciowemi "a
chorowaniami, obcSzio sic bez
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DokOhczenio ma stronicy scisj
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KALENDARZYK.

DIS, pOniedzialek. 20 lipca: Sw.
Amy, Matki \. p.
JutrO, wtOrek "a liPca: sw. Pan
telona-
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COX WOBEC MOWY HAIR
DINGA.

Dayton, Ohio, 26. lipca. - w
scis}ych ko}ach acknowledgement,
bawiacych blisko gubernatora
Coxa, kandydata ma prezydenta
twierdza, re Cox przygotowuje
sic do dania ostrej odpowiedzi
senatorowi Hardingowi, ktora ma
hyc poczatkiem jego kampanii
Wyborczej. w pismach swych
Cox zapowiedziai, re Gala NOVA
Hardinga nieNwie.e powiada, lchy-
ba tyle. re przyjmuje nominacye
ia prezydenta. Me odpowiada. on
W swej movie ma wezwanie naro-
Gu, ME odpowiada ma wiele pytah,
ktore narod musi postawic lswe-
mu kandydatowi ME widac, ably
zechciai bye przewodca swej par
tyi, mic tam niema,, tylko "a
powiedzenia, re przyjrnuje no
nlinacye,
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,azniejszych wypadkow.
MA WALKE z plaza
SZCZUROW.

komiSarz departamentu zdro-
via, DIR. Robertson, rozpoczyna
irtensywnq kampanie celem wy
gladzenia mnozacej sic zatrwa-
rzajaco plagi szczurow, Z ktory-
mi wiaSciciele wielu magazynow
zwlaszcza Z zywnoSciq, ME moga
scbie dac rady. w tym celu DIR.
Robertson zwoluje ma srode pc
poludniu zebranie pod .has}em ia
giada szczurom", ma ktore costa
10 zaproszonych wiele wybitniej-
szych osobistoSci miasta Chica-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller and daugh..
ter. Alice, went to Sioux City last week
where Miss Alice had her tonsils re-
moved. 1ts
Martin Firnhaber returned home last
week from several weeks visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Schnebel, at
Farnhamville.
Born Monday, August I'd, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Else a fine baby girl. The
mother and child are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller went up
to Sioux. City last week to visit Mrs.
Millers mother, Mrs, Theo. Able. who
is recovering in a hospital from re-
cent operation. Mrs. Able is getting
along nicely and will soon be able to
return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Boysen went
Ito Omaha Wednesday, where they will
spend several days visiting his brother,
Emil Boysen, and family.
The III. c. r. club was entertained
last Friday afternoon by Mrs. w. ii.
Schultz and delightful luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Carl Ehlert and sister, Hedwig, Of
Lyons, arrived Tuesday for a several
days visit with their brother. Ed.
The Ladies' Aid of Frieden's church,
met at the home of Mrs. Nick Naeve on
Thursday afternoon.
Willie Hansen and family, of Bloom
field, Neb., visited a few days last, week
at the Carl and VIM. Mohr homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dahms and
family drove up to Holstein Sunday
and spent the day at the home of his
brother, Robert Dahms. :.
Mrs. Herman Schroeder and children,
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4 + I , Z Il
of Danbury, came down for few days
visit with her mother Mrs. Emma
| Peters, and other relatives,
| The Ladies' Aid of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church met Thursday at the
home of Mrs Otto Stegemann. Nearly
| all members were present and delight
lful luncheon was served. +,
John Jackso went down to Omaha
last week for some repairs to the light
plant.
Miss Marie Graham, of Boone, arriv-
ed here last week and is q guest at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Albert Schultz.
Max Hollander and wife drove to
Denison last Monday, and spent the
day visiting her sister, Mrs. August Jo-
hansen, and other relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Rath, of Denison, spent
Sunday here at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. julius Rohwer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Petersen and
family returned Tuesday from Lake
Okoboji where they spent a week
John Bruggen and family drove over
to Denison Sunday and spent the day
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Broder Bruggen.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans rJurgens returned
from their ten day trip to Bloomfield.
Neb.. Friday evening. They made the
trip in their car and report fine time.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Iversen and fam
lily, of Ida Grove, were guests here at
the home of his brother, George, and
family and also attended the mission
festival Sunday.
Mrs. Paul koeppen and children, of
O'Niel, Neb., arrived last week and
are spending week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Rusch, and
with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Schmidt afd
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom were De-
lott visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Johannsen, of
Denison, autoed up to Deioit Sunday
to spend the day at the Broder Boysen
home @ s8% i.
Miss Edith Darling is now at the
O'Banion home, Mrs. Friede having
gone home and will take up other work.
Dale Newcom arrived in Deloit this
week to visit relatives.
Broder Boysen and wife were Deni-
son shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Browne and
children were pleasant callers at the
Newton home Thursday.
Mrs. Mahoney and daughter, of Dem
ison, were visitors at the Isaac Zea
home Wednesday.
Ben Beafnan was taken suddenly i'll
and his wife was sent for. She had
gone to Macintosh to visit her daugh-
ter few weeks ago. She arrived at
home Saturday and found Mr.. Beaman.
improved.
Mrs. f. A. True was Denison visit
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/ View.
A demonstration Of tractor blowing
and silage emitting will be held at the
3. J. Mitchell farm August 23rd
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J.. Kelly mOtored to
Carroll Friday to do some shopping.
ka, Kans., visited for il short time with
friends here last Friday. Mrs. Stars
was formerly Miss Laura Welding,
| a daughter of the late Carl Welding,
one of the pioneer merchants of West
Side. DIR. and Mrs. STAIRS were max
ing the trip by automobile from To
peka to Minnesota.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Grandma Schoes
Ter, Mrs. M. j. Campbell and two chill
dren,- Ethel and Paul. autoed to King
sley Wednesday for visit at the Will
Campbell home.
The Fort Nitely Club met with Mrs.
Ernest SpOttSWOod as hostess Tuesday
afternoon. The program, dealing with
recent conventions was followed by a
three o'clock luncheon. All expressed
a pleasant afternoon. &
Mrs. j. C. Smith, Mrs. r. C. Button,
Mrs. Peter Sievers and Miss Helen,
Misses Grace and Hazel Tarpy We're
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Isaac
Patterson at nine O'Clock breakfast in
honor of Miss Nora Anderson.
Miss Ethel Campbell returned to-
Deison Monday evening to resume her
visit with relatives and friends.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Evan
gelical church will meet with Mrs. S..
j. JAMS August 18th.
Dr. Il. f. Carl returned home We'd
nesday evening from his visit with his
family. Mrs. Carl and children remain
ed for a more extended visit.
Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter, Doro-
thy of Carroll visited a few hours with
her mother, Mrs. r. Kracht Wednes-
day.
Saturdays stock shipments, were as
follows:
Julius Hagge, 5 cars hogs.
C. j. Schoenjahn, cars cattle.
Louie Martins, 2 cars cattle.
Geo. Buck, 3 cars cattle.
VIM. Goettsch, cars cattle.
Carl Kracht, cars cattle.
Carl Kracht,s VIM. Goettsch, Roy
Buck and L. Martins accompanied the
shipments to Chicago.
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Wayne SHELLS garage is nearing com.
pletion.. Mr.. Smell is getting things in
good shape on his property and expects
to get settled in their home about Oc-
tober LIST. - 80 e. \
G. Rigglenlah was up to Boyer and
kiron Monday
Dick Patchin Il returned home this
week and is looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Browne and
children autoed to Charter Oak Sunday
and spent the day with friends.
Jim Estes, Mrs Patchin and Miss Vir-
gil Darling have been on the sick list
the past week..
Alma Childress and Carl SchnOor and
Miss Alice Jepsen spent Sunday at the
Mrs Leila Childress home.
Chas. Shives was here Saturday shak.
ing hands with old time friends.
Al Markham is in Deloit visiting with
friends He used to live here years
ago.
Chas. Campbell and family spent Sun
day at the home of their daughter near
Boyer. %
Miss Edna Kolls spent the week end
with her friend Miss Arlene Childress,
Mr.. Stephens and family autoed to
Denison Thurdsay.
Miss Eunice Dobson and aunt, Mary
Newcom, left for Montana Tuesday.
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at the Albert Whey and Art and Carl
Whey homes this week.
Mrs Mayme Bolts and daughter. who
have been visiting at the j. M. Chill
dress home, have been visiting the
Whey family this week, and Carl VIM
ey took them to Manila the last Of the
week to visit other relatives on their
way home.
Herman Rathje's brother, of, Schles-
wig, has been, assisting him in stacking
grain. =, ~
Geo! Beaman went to Arion to get
his mother Saturday. III
Miss Rebecca Whey and cousin spent
Wednesday at the home OF their Uncle
Albert. sss
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or Friday. Ssss. G iii iii "a.
Rev. Stephens and family arrived On
tied in the parsonage.
Roy Abbott was a Deloit caller Fri
day.
4. r. McNeal was in town one day this
week. ~
DIR. Merriam and family spent last
Thursdaysin the country. E
Jim Abbott and Earl Winans were
Denison caller sFriday.
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Mrs. VIII. Schultz and son, Shirley,
went to Sioux City last week to visit
a few days at the home OF their sister,
Mrs. Paul Jepsen, and family. y.
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y Mr. and Mrs. +. A. True, Mrs. Goebel
and Mr. and Mrs.N Young visited Mon.
day evening at the L.. F.tMorris home.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Wilkinson were
Delo4t visitors Monday
Mrs. Sarah Harrison. of Manila, and
Mrs. Geo. Holcomhg of Clinton, visited
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The small boy will feel reasonably
well satisfied If he blows off a finger
July fourth and If he works hard he
may get rid of an eye.
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4 Only July fourth orator who gets q
hearing nowadays Is the baseball UNI
pire.
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BIG RAIL RATE RISE SOON.
l. c. G.. Expected TO Make Increase of
More Than Half Billion.

New York, May 6.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission soon will announce
the date on which hearings on railroad
rate increases will start. IL is believed
large increase will be agreed upon. Rail-
road men say the average net operating
income of the carriers in the three years
before the United States entered the
war was approximately S950,0OO, 600,
with gross revenue of $500, 600, 600, but
that the earning power was cut more than
40 per cent under Federal control.
About six months after the roads were
taken over by the President, the Dlrec-
tor General OF railroads announced an
arbitrary increase IN passenger fares ol
from 2 and 2l2 cents to cents mile,
pnd n freight rate increase that approx
mated 25 per cent The freight rate IN
crease was in addition to a 7 per cent ad-
vance left pending from the 10 per
cent case instituted by the curiers, which
had not been determined on January ],
1918. The total freight rate increase put
into effect by the government during the
war was it is estimated, probably not IN
excess of 81 per cent, and was capable ol
producing alittle more than 81 O,OOO,O 600
in gross income This increase, however,
was more than offset by the increase IN
operating expenses Of about $500, 600, 600,
and wages which totaled Sl,I0, 600, 600.
This resulted IN net income IN 1919 drop
ping to S5l6, ,0n0, 0O0-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
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FROM INDIGESTION
Trouble Gone, Appetite Strong,
and Eats Anything With
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-06
HUNGARY GIVEN TEN DAYS.
Allies Insist That Treaty Must Be Signed
Promptly.

Paris. Mav 6-The alleged reply to
the objections of the Hungarian peace
delegation To the terms OF the peace
treaty handed Hungary's representatives
in january was delivered TO the sccre-
tary of the hungarian mission at Yer
sailles yesterday afternoon. The Hungarian
are given 10 days, dating from tomorrow,
in which 10 accent or reject the treaty.
4 covering letter accompanying the
reply given out this evening, begins by
saving that the allied and associated
powers, while hoping that Hungary will
become in the future an element OF sta
hlitv and peace i'll Europe, cannot forget
Hungary's share Of responsibility IN
provoking the World War
The letter points out that ethnographic
conditions in Central Europe arc such
that it would be impossible TO make
the political frontiers Of Hungary COIN
eide with her clinical limits. and that
the result of plcbisctes IN the detached
territories could not he far different from
the result arrived at by the supreme
Council, after minute study Of the pco-
pies and their aspirations.