davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
BREDNIE CZESKIE o EVA
,KUACYI GALICYI.

Ia ~ M L NAEA@14 - -
Praga, 80. czerwca. - Polska
robi przygotowania W ce!u eva
kuacyi wojsk swoich re wSchod-
niej Galicyi wskutek inwa7y. bol-
szewickiejCD.
(Zamiast bredni niemlecklch
zaczyna Associated Press kol-
portowac brednie naszych ,.braci
Slowian". Przyp. Red. Dz Ch)
z RAJU BOLSZEWICKIEGO
Paryz, 30i. czerwca. - Rzady
Lenina j Trockiego staja sic CO.
raz bardziej bezwzgledne. Trudno
ich porownat nawet Z radiant
Mikolaja. Partya komunlstyczna
kontroluje prase, zebrania Publicz
ne ,rozmowy prywatne, nawet
probuje kontrolowac mySli.
WloScianie robothnicy rosylScy.
ktorzy znosza jarzmo bOlszewic-
kie przesz}o diva lata, zaczynaJa
myslec samodzielnie mySl ich
zaczyna wyrazac sic " zbrojnych
oporach przeciw wiadzy bolSze--
wickiej. Niezadowolenie klasy
sredniej, wIaScicieli kupiectwa
dale sic zauwazyc juz caikiem
wvraznie. Nawet tax wierne opory
komunizmu. jak robotnicy miej-
scy, zaczynaja pojmowac okroP-
nose rzadow bolszeWiCkiCh.
Najwiekszy jednak oPor pre-
civ wfadzy sowietow dale sic "a
uwazyc pomiedzy w}oscianstwem
koncem lata, MONA sic spo--
dziewac, dojdzie do Punktu kulmi-
uacyjnegq. W}oSciahstwo, roz-
strzelone W poczqtkach rewolu--
cyl, zaczyna sic powol jedno-
czyc. Jednym I powodow jedno-
czenia sic w'oScian by} program
polityki Lenina, ktory zoStal Wy
}ozony przez niego ma trzeciej
konferencyi zwiazkow przemysIo-
wych W Moskwie.
,,Nietylko kapitalizm Powinien
bye zniesiony, lecz / roznica Po--
miedzy wioScianami a robotnika-
Mi miejskimi.
,,W}oScianie ME Powinni zapo-
minac. IL zostali oni oswobodze-
nj przez robotnikow miejSkich,
WloScianin pozostai w}aScicielem
niezbednych artykuhow, ktore
sprzedaje po wysokich cenach, CO
prowadzi do kapitalizmu. lego
rodzaju stan jest charakteystycz-
ma cecha naszej sytuacyi eEonomI
cznei, ktora Jest zrodiem bezsenso
winch NOW o wolnoSci, demokra,
cvi rownoSci. Rzecza nasza jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
WCZORAJSZA SESYA
RADY MIEJSKIEJ.
Polski konsul ma posiedzeniu.

Polski konsul ma posiedzeniu.
Ma wczoralsze posiedzenie IA
dy miejskjej przyby} nowo "a
mianowany konSul RzeczposPoll
tci Polskiej p. Zygmunt Nowi-
ckj, kt6ry wyrazit burmistrzowi
Thompsonowi pozdrowienia cd
swego kraju dla miaSta Chicago.
Pan Nowicki odbyl przedtem kon
fcrencye burmiStrzem, podczaa
kt0rej ten zapcwniE konsula o
sympathy Chicago dla prowadzo
nei obecnic Rampant w sprawlc
sprzedazy bmd6w Polskiej Po-
zvczki Panstwowej.
Ma posiedzcniu Rady miejskieJ
zostai pan konsul zaproszony do
lprzemowicnia, w ktorcm wyra-
zii sic miedzy innemi: .Wasz
krai byl dla Polakow ideaiem
przez wiele lat. Spodziewam sic,
ze moi kraj znajdzie z. czaSem u
sicbie miejscc dla takiej demo-
kracyi. jakq wasz kraj uosabnla. -
Rada uchwala podwyzke funk
cyonaryuszom miejskim.
Wczorajsze posiedzenie Rady
miejskiej odby}o sic wobec prze
pclnionych strajkujacymi robot
nikami miejskimi galeryl Rada
zgodziIa sic ma wszystkie pod
wyzki wynagrodzenia, jake 20
staIy jcj przediozone' w szcze-
g0noSci zgodzono sic w pefnl ma
postulaty policyantow strata
k6w ogniowych, przyznajac i'm
minimum S2,l0o rocznie, czyll o
sos wiecej niz pobicraja obec-
nie. Przedstawiajacy wnioSek W
tel sprawie alderman kostner
wyrazif sic:
Bee policyi stray ognioweJ
mic moze istniec rad. Przyzna-
liSmv robotnikom unijnym pod
wyzke $500 rocznie i odmawiac
zadaniom policyantow strata
Eow - by1oby nieomal zbrodnla. "
Z ogolnej liczby l92 propozy-
cyi W sprawie uregulowania wy
nagrodzenia funkcyonaryuszy
miejskich Rada wziela wczoraJ
pod debaty i zalatwi}a IS, obcia--
zajac budzet miejski o MOVE
$GO55,OoO rocznie, tax, re obec-
aie rubryka rozchodow przekra-
cza rubryke dochod6w O ! do S
milion6w dolar6w.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
przyjda ma stoi zadania posta--
wione W sprawie dalszej podwyz-
ki p}ac przez robotnikow unij--
nych.
Okazana wczoraj przez Rade
miejska hojnosc wobec postula-
tow funkcyonaryuszy i robotni-
'k6w jest po czeSci wynikiem pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
MOkra P|atfOrma 0drzuCOna.
Senator Reed o Lidze Ludlow.
Sprawa Solidarnosci Delegacyi
Nowego Yorku.
G6rnicy, a Sprawa Nowej Skali Plac
Stanowa Konwencya w Ohio.
INNE RAINY KRAJOWE.

walke przeciw takie przymusowej
jednomySlnoSci.
Obie strony sporne poda}y swe
wywody intencya ich jest wy
walczyc kwestye te pred pred
stawienlem raportu - ia kon.
Wencvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
Przeciw mani automobiloweJ.

Pozvtccznq zbawicnna uchwa
ie przyjeia wczoraj Rada ml"J--
ska W >prawic ogranicZcnia We
die moInoSci wvpadkow automO-
bilowych. Otto ma wniosck alder
mana Kostncra zadecyJowano,
zc automobilistom, ktorzy costa
na pochwyceni ma zbyt szybklcl
jczdzic, majq bye konflskowanc
| Iilh maSzvny ma przcciqg 81 do
Go dni przCz ten czas bedq "nc
| zamknietc W micjskic garazy.
| Ma sic rozumicc, dotychczaSOwc
karv ma maniakow automobile
wych pozostajq nadal W mocy, a
omawiana nova Jest tylko do
datkowa. Ma Ona obccnic "a
slosowanic w Denver i okazala
sic tam bardzo skutecznq.
$4,000 ma wake kompania-
mi tramwajowenii.
Po obcieciu zadanych przcz
burmistrza Thompsona S26O.WO
IA wydatki rzeczoznawcow przy
occnie w}asnoSci kompanii kolci
gornych o Sl75,ooO, Rada miej-
ska uchwali}a wczoraj - dalSzc
$42I,oS5 ma walke przeciwko pod
wvzszaniu opiat ma tych koleJach
jakotez oplat telefonicznych.
Luz 3 miesiace temu aSygnowa-
no ona walke kompanla tram
waiowq telefoniczna S323,85S,
wobec czego ogolna suma, jaka
ma omawiane tn cele w tym ro-
ku uchwalono, wynosi Si45,S43.
Preliminaz tych wydatkoN
przedstawia sic nastepuJaco:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, Sroda, 80 czerwca: Wspom.
Sw. Pawla.
Jutro, czwartek, lipca: Sw. Ju-
liusZa Meczennika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicnegO.

WSch6d slonca o godzinie Sis.
Zach6d slOica gOdzinie S:29.
<
PogOda W Chicago Okolicy: Me
caIkiem pewna pOgOda, przewaznie
iednak POgOdnie zar6wnO W srOde
lax w czwartek. Niewiele Zmian W
tempeFaturze. Umiarkowany znien-
ny wiatr.
Temperature doby minionej: Maj
wyisza wczoraj godz. popoludniu.
81 stopni. najnizsza o godz. 3 popo-
Iudniu, 72 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

ezczcgolowo wykazane W budze-
Gle. Wobec tcgo zadccydowano.
zc rezolucya ia zoStanic przcd-
stawiora na dzisiejSzcm poSlc-
dzcniu Rady cclem rckonsydera-
1,-i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
MOKRA FLATFORMA OD-
RZUCONA.

San Francisco, 80. czerWca. -
Specvalnv komitet iona konllte-
tn rezolucyjnego odrzuciS propo-
zycye wlaczenia ,,mokrej plattor-
my" do programu demokratycz-
reyo. Senator Glass, senator
Walsh, Vance Mccormick, sena-
tor McKellar, Horace Hawkins i
G.. H. Hodges glosowali tax pre-
civ ,,mokrej', jak ,suchej" plat
formie. Rezultat gfosowania byE
6 do 3.
Sekretarz stanu Colby, NJ. NJ,
Crane i w. P. Pettingall gFosowall
"a .,mokra" platforma.
NC ADOO WCIAz CORA.
San Francisco, 30. czerwca. -
Nc Adoo pozostaje dotychczas
glownym kandydatem, lecz opo--
zycya skierowana przeciw MENU
utrwala sic coraz mocniej. Zwo-
lennicy prohibicyi twierdza, IL
425 delegatow (dosyc aby pre-
szkodzit jego nominacyi) stanie
przeciw nominacyi pana McAdoo.
/ sPRAWA sOLIDARNOSCI
DELEGACYI STANOWYCH.
San Francisco, 80. czerwca. -
Komitet regu4 demokratyczneJ
krajowej konwencyi znow rozpo-
czal obrady mad kwestya, czy
stanowa delcgacya noWolorska
moze bye zmuszona do solldarne-
90 glosowania, po odbyciu poprze-
ohio osobnego posiedzenia, jak to
przewiduja ustawy Stanu Nowy
York. przyjete przez tamtelsza
legislature, pomimo protestu xii,
ku czlonk6w, ktorzy wdrozyli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
KOLEJE A PODWYzKA
SKALI PLACY.

Washington, 80. czerwca. -
Opiata przewozu towarow musi
bye podwyzszona 551s procent,
jezeli podwyzka taryfy kolejowej
zqdania podwyzki skali robot
nixon koIejowvm beda przyzna--
ne. TAX oSwiadczyi wczoraj p.
Clifford Thorne L Chicago, repre-
zentujacy wy}adowywaczy kole--
jowych przed miedzystanowa ko-
misyq handlowa. Pan Thorne po-
lecii, Iby podwyzka $kali plac 20
sta}a przyznana bez dalszych
przesluchow; ) procentowa pod
wyzka W Pplatach pasazerskich,
oraz taryfH Hpfacona "a przewoze-L
ME towaroW wraz ogolnym do
chodem kompanii kolelowych
przysporzylyby stosowna sumo
potrzebna dla lepSzego wyekwlpo
wanna kolei wtedy ME byfoby
zadnei trudnoSci w zaprowadze-
niu novel skali p}ac, z2danej
! przez kolejarzy.
ZANOSI SIE MA STRAJK.
Bloomington, ILL.,, 80. czerwca.
| - Wszyscy g6rnicy pracowni-
cy kopalni wegla. NC Lean Coal
Mine" porzucili wczoraj sw9 pra-
ce. Powodem rozruchu by}o wy.
dalenie jednego robotnika, be-
zadnej przyczyny. Robotnicy Ii
! gnorowali rozkazy prezesa stano'
wei uni Franka Farrlngton'a
Konierencya celem zapobiezenia
dalszym sporom odbedzie sic
dzisiaj.
SPRAWA GoRNIKoW JEsZ-
CzE w ToKU.
Scranton, Pa, 80. czerwca. -
,Wczoraj odbyiy sic Przesiuchy
przed >g6rnicza komisya twarde-
60 wegla, w kt6rych zeznawali
wiasciciele kopalh w sprawie O.
skarzei o paskarstwo i monopoli-
zowanie kontroli. Prevalent "a
| AOkOIlCZSuls IL. sIIOLlEy =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
Z OBRAD KONWENCYI.

San Francisco, 80. czerwca. -
70 kilkogodzinncj dySkusyi mad
sprawa Ligi Ludlow, subkomltet
komitetu rczolucyjnego ogiosif
wczoraj wieczorcm, ze prawdopo-
dobnic pozostanic W Sesyi przez
Gala noe. Senator Walsh. ledyny
czfonck subkomitetu, ktory spree
ciwia sic programowi Wilson'a,
opu5cil konfcrencye o ponocy /
uda} sic ma spoczynck.
PowOlano G.. Crcel'a. ably dopo
m6g} w uformowaniu platfOrmy.
Zrozumianem Jest, ze on styllsty-
cznie onrocI,ic fOrrne DlatfOrmv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
Brednie Czeskie 0 Ewa-
kuacyi Caicyi.
Z Raju Bolszewickiego.
Bunty Gfodowe W Berlinie.
Bawarya Me Chce Sic Rozbroic.
NADZIEJE SINN FEINEROW.
WIosi Wznosza Okrzyki ma Geese Lenina.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.
Bunty Gfodowe W Berlinie.
Bawarya Me Chce Sic Rozbroi6,
NADZIEJE SINN FEINEROW
WIosi Wznosza Okrzyki ma Geese Lenina.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

Pomyslec. W jaki spoSob przycia'
gnac w}oScian ma swoJa strone
lub tez zneutralizowac ich albc
z}amac ich opor. WSzclkie opo--
wiadania o rownych prawach So
nonsensem. My prowadzimy wal
ke kaSowa absolutnie ME ma "a
sadach r0wnoSci praw.'
Nova Lenina rozeszia sic po
calej Rosyi dala impuls wlo-
ScianStwu do jednoczenia sic W
celu obrony ich wfasnoSci i praN
wolnego cziowieka.
w wieEl miejscowo5ciach w}o,
Scianie stawiaja zaciety opor Cd
dziaiom wojskowym, wysfanym
przez rad komunistyczny W celu
rekwizycyi zywnoSci. w tulskiej
Subernii po movie Lenina wio-
Scianstwo zdazyko zorganizowac
sic W ciagu tygodnia, azeby dac
nalezyty odPor czerwonym ban
dom, wys}anym W ceiu rettwizy-,
cyl. WynIkiem tego byly krwawe
walk pomiedzy w}oScianami zoi
nierzami. Duzo zoinierzy tysiq,
ce wioScian zoSta}o zabitych "
tych walkach, lecz oddziaiy. obo
wiazkiem kt0rych byfa rekwizy-
eva zywnoSci, wrociiy do Moskwy
Z pustemi rekami.
Z innych miejscowoSci Rosy
dochodza wiadomoSci do Moskwy
O zjednoczonym wioScianstwic
.ktore zamierza bronic swych praw
do ziemi oraz do produktow te.
ziemi. Ci sami ludzie, ktorzy pO,
mogli partyi komunistyczne.
zgnieSc koiczaka i Denikina, po,
niewaz dazyli oni do odrodzenia
starej wladzy, obecnie sa zdecy,
dowani walczyc partya komuni
styczna swoja ziemie i o sw6
wiasny chleb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-30
BUNTY GLODOWE. w BER.
LIME.

Berlin, 80. czerwca. - Ma ryn-
ku centralnym miaIy mieJsce
wczoraj zaburzenia W zwiazku z
brakiem zywnoSci, skutklem cze-
90 dokonano kilku aresztowarl.
Okofo poiudnia duze zbiorowisko
kobiet przemaszerowaio przez u
lice do mieszkania kanclerza W
celu uzyskania II niego audyencyi
W zwiazku z'drozyzna zywnoScio-
wa.
We Frankfurcie ma tenn samem
tie powstaiy zaburzenia / tium
powybijai okna W kawiarpiach /
sklepach. Policya rozProszyla
tium, dajac salwe W powietrze.
Podczas niedawnych zajSc W
Hamburgu piec osob zostalo zabi-
tych. w czasie zaburzen w Wurz-
burgu wojsko daio salwe do thu
mu. raniac kilkanaScie osob.
BAVARIA ME CHCE SIE
ROZBROIc.
Berlin, 80. czerwca. - Bawa-
rya odmawia stanowczo poddaC
sic rozbrojeniu bez wzgledu ma to
jaka bedzie odpowiedz centralne-
go rzadu berlihskiego ma ostatnic
zadania aliantow W tel sprawie.
Rad bawarski okreslil jasno 5wA
je stanowisko w Sprawie rozbro-
jenia w swej nocie do rzadu Der
linskiego.
NADZIEJE SINN FEINERoW,
Dublin, 80. czerwca. - Sim
Feinerzy wyrazaja ogromne ME
zadowolenie, IL partya republi-
kanska ME umieSciia w swoim
DOkof1ezenie ma Stronicv Y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-30

The primary vote in the state for the
Republican candidates for governor was
as follows: Preus, 1885,: Shipstead,
125,OS7; Frankson, 27,35S; Iverson, T.
1853; Ellsworth, 1881; Keefe, 5,O47.
The plurality of Preus over Shipstead
is only S,499. For Lieutenant Cover
nor, Collins received 155, 1O1; Mallon,
139,9O5 > For secretary Of state, Mike
Holm, 134, 42O; Opsahl 40,40O; Vollom,
Ill, 422; state treasurer, Henry Rines,
152,SS1; Lund, 136,249. For attorney
general, Hilton received 1858; Lar
son, 29,355; Patterson 1929; Smith,
1921; Sullivan 117,061. For railroad
commissioner, Jacobson, 166,342, Ostby,
1854. About three-fourths Of the
counties of the state were carried by
Shipstead, but the votes in the cities
and villages won the nomination for
Preus.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-30

that are not directly affected by the
cause Of the rise. ~ y,
Now. a scarcity Of goods Of all sorts,
a low rate of production, high wages,
inefficient transportation increased
rents, inflated credit-those and other
causes have contributed, some to
diminish supply, others to increase de-
mand; increasingly high prices are the
result, as each cause in turn adds mo-
mentum to the process. 81 ..
Not one Of the agencies that brought
about the present condition has ceased
to act, or has greatly diminished its
activity. Thus the memorable law re-
mains in full force. If there be no
change in the situation that produced
the high prices, the dealers who have
cut prices will find that they cannot
restock their counters at the prices for
which they sold.
When men begin to work again at
top speed; when they practice the
economy that everyone breaches but
that few perform; when the railways
can move goods propmtly,-in short,
when there is general surplus instead
of a general dearth of food and mer-
chandise,-then we may hope for turn
in the movement Of prices.-The Youths
Companion.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-30

park promotion organization among
representatives from Minnesota, Iowa.
:. Wisconsin, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska.
i Michigan, North Dakota and South
Dakota. -
r. 6turgis, s.. D-Three prisoners
awaiting trial here broke jail and have
not been recaptured. Two of them
were held Off robbery and one on a,
larceny indictment. =
Sykestou, N. D.-William Evans of
6ykeston, passenger in the aeroplane
driven by A. e. Alton Of Grand Forks.
N. D., was killed here when following
successful flight, he walked direct
~ into the propeller, revolving at high
speed. Evans death was instantan-
eous. Witnesses to the accident say
that Evans seemed dizzy when he
stepped out of the seat of the plane.
He was an automobile mechanic. ,
Winnipeg, Man-Preiiminary work
mas started on a s20,000,00O power
plant near Lillooet, B. c., the develop
ment OF the Bridge river power site.
1t will require a tunnel a mile and
half long under Mission mountain in :
the Selkirk range of the Rockies, dis
charging into Seaton lake, six miles
from Llllooet. The fall will be l.
400 feet and an estimated horsepower
OF 100000 will be developed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-30

ROOSEVELT week . piece OF.
land on the state road east Of town.
was sold for SIS an acre. The land
had no improvements. ~...,. g.
Itasca- Douglas Lodge. the popular
resort at the state park here, has
been reopened and Indications are
that it will be busy during the entire
summer. ...-t.t
Little Falls-Several thousand farm
ers and city folks attended the an
nual farm bureau picnic at Pine
Grove park here and the picnic was
pronounced big success.
Fairmont-Two thousand members
of young peoples societies from 20
German Lutheran congregations of
southern Minnesota met here to form
central body to increase the scope Of
these organizations.
Hibbing-Frank Brackvich is dead
from wounds received when shot
through the head twice by an un-
known man in dispute. over card
game. The man who did the shoot
ing has not been captured.
Ivanhoe-Contact with live wire
seriously injured Clifford Lien, IA
years old. Turning on light, young
Lien grasped the wire which carried
voltage enough to throw him to the
floor and render him unconscious.
Minneapolis Modern chicken
thieves, whose depredations have been
discovered, used chloroform to subdue
their feathered loot, owners of the
fouls told the police. The loss of 68
chickens from four coops was report
ed.
Bemidji-More than 100 delegates
were entertained here at the summer
outing of. the Minnesota Fire Under
writer's association. The delegates
were entertained at Birchmont, Be-
midji's popular summer resort, at the
head of Lake Bemidji and the meet
ing was purely an outing.
Fairmont-Gertrude and Della Metz,
daughters of Rev. G. c. Metz, and Ed
ward Johnson, young farmer, were
severely injured when their automo-
bile was struck by truck and hurled
AACO q u4tNA ACAC LILO yVuAS WOnokA
suffered broken arms and Johnson
was injured about the head.
Detroit-The caterpillar or worm
pest is again in evidence through all
the woods of Becker county. In GER
tain sections the worms literally COW
er the trees, and while they seeming
ly prefer the Eastwood, yet the oaks,
maple, 'boxelder and others are like
! wise. being stripped of their foliage.
t. Caney-Because Of the complaint
that too many young girls and boys
attend public dances here, Chief Of
Police Oscar Snortum says the old law
has been in the statute books of Min
nesota for many years, relating to the
age of those attending public dances,
will be strictly enforced here in the
future.
>Bemidji- struck the barn
ON the I. E. Raymond farm five miles
east Of Bemidji last week and fire to-
tally destroyed the building and con-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-30
Whom Does MIR. Root Represent?

Certain of the press have made much
Of the alleged fact that the United
States is represented at the conference
called to establish an international
court of justice" in connection with the
League of Nations in the person Of Hon
Elihu Root, but is it? Who has com
missioned Mr.. Root as representative
of this country? Was it President
Wilson? Was he nominated by the
Congress? Does he represent anyone
but himself?
Lawyers are hardly likely to go into
court or any other tribunal unless they
represent someone. If Mr.. Root repre-
sents the United States, the fact should
be made known officially. If he repre-
sents anyone else, that fact, too, should
be made. known. Is it possible that he
is there in the interests of Wall Street?
Can it be that he represents a group of
international bankers? So far as we
have been able to determine, the most
insistent of all Americans upon the Or
ganization of the League of Nations on
the plan proposed by the President, has
been; outside of the President himself,
that group Of international bankers.
Why? 49,. 80.
We do not pretend to say that Mr.:
Root represe nts them. Doubtless he
will have no; hesitancy in saying whom
he does represent, if anyone, In this
country. If he represents no one in
this country, then he should not be
credited with representing the United
States, either officially or otherwise.
But one thing is certain. Mr.. Root
has represented the Wall Street inter
ests and the international bankers to a
greater extent. perhaps, than any other
lawyer of late years, which is perfectly
right and proper. Mr.. Root is one of
the greatest lawyers in the world, a
man of commanding ability a diplomat
Of parts, man whose judgment is
sought far and wide, and whose advice
and services can command the highest
compensation of probably any lawyer
III the country. Such being the case 1t
is not strange that people are wonder
ing whether any financial interests in
this country are interested in his pres
ence at the Commission now sitting at
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tents. Mr.. Raymond is rs years old
and has successfully operated his farm
single, handed. The loss sustained is
a severe shock to him and friends. are
soliciting funds in his behalf.
+ Mankato-Eugene Conner has been
arrested on charge Of setting fire
to the Hotel Francis at Glendale, op.
Grated by Mrs. Zada Conner. He had
caused considerable disturbance
around the hotel for several days past
and had been told to leave and stay
away, but he returned only to start
trouble agaiff SO It is claimed.
- Moorhead-Paving projects in Moor
head involving the pavement of
about a hundred blocks have been
abandoned for this year as a result
of the Minnesota supreme court deci-
sion holding that cities under home
rule charters are not affected by gen.
,eral paving legislation enacted by the
last legislature in the last session. An
election must now be held to authorize
the projects.
Jackson-Eating lettuce which had
been sprinkled with insect powder
nearly resulted in the death of the
family of Wesley Proxies, living near
here. The lettuce bed and cucumber
plot on the Proxies place adjoin each
other and insect powder placed on the
cucumber vines had been blown by
the wind onto the lettuce. Several
members of the family were poisoned
do
st. Paul-Harrison Fuller, COM
mander of the Minnesota department
of the American Legion, has sent a
bulletin to all local posts urging their
cooperation in publicity campaign
by department headquarters to give
people of the state news of activities
of the department and of the various
posts and women's auxiliaries. Mr..
Fuller requests that an officer in each
local post be named post publicity Of
ficer.
Grand Rapids-Local high school
students, some of whom are said to
be members of this years graduating
class, are blamed for a number of rot
ten eggs being thrown through a win.
dow Of the Charles Chalberg home in
to the room occupied by Principal
Cook of the high school, against whom
the boys are said to have a grievance.
A window was broken and the house
more or less smeared with the eggs.
Mrs. Charles Chalberg is very indig-
nant over. the outrage and may pre-
fer charges against some of the ring
leaders, whom she claims to know.
Mr.. Cook is naturally equally incens-
ed. :. J:
Minneapolis--The development Of
scenic sections of the Northwest and
the establishment of federal and state
parks in these places is to be urged by
forestry associations of Minnesota and
adjacent states, according to Dietrich
LANCE, Minnesota representative, at q
conferences in La Crosse, Wis.,, last
week of representatives Of Northwest
states. Arrangements were made at
the conference for the formation Of a