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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14

holds true in every country in the
world where oaks grow, as far as is
known, except Switzerland. There,
strange to say, to dream Of an oak is
accounted by the Swltzer as warn
ing that from no fault Of his own, and
for some trifling cause, great troubles
are to come upon him.
The elder, which in some of It's va
rieties Is tree, Is an excellent omen,
but the fir tree Is better one. The lat
ter tree is a sign of comfort. wealth
and station, while the alder-genus
Adjusts a tree of evil omen. Mature
ally the cypress and the yew are Of
unfavorable significance. The lime,
or linden, predicts that you will soon
take long sea voyage. The maple 10
sign of success and a happy mar
riage to the lover, as is also the palm
tree, which foretells, moreover, flnan-
cial success to men, and children to
wives. And for good all-round tree
to dream of there is none better than
the elm-unless it be the fir.
So far the two schools of scientific
dream investigators-the psychic and
the physical-have not paid much at
tention to dream-trees, but as their
fight is still on, they probably will.
(Copyright)
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ment tho bapy 70 Not So"su'teo'
popular to hunt through the Bible for
the correct spelling of Jereboam, and
after this is determined the child Is
riveted to It and compelled to 60
through life explaining to curious
friends that he was not old enough to
prevent it.
One of the greatest pleasures In life
is to be presented with a set Of twins
and then try to locate pair of long
meter names for them. Nearly all
twins are given names that sound as
much alike as possible, thus making 1t
an easy matter to tell them apart after
they have been identified by the pa
rents. e.:
If the baby is boy, the mother al
ways insists upon naming 1t after the
father, which is splendid arrange
ment. as in after life the father is able
to handle about four-fifths of the sons
mail and get good, clear idea OF the
modern love letter when it has the
proper carburetor adjustment. In the
case Of q girl baby it is always better
to pick out name that has been worn
for several years by some rich relative
who is looking for q good place to
leave a farm covered with rfpening al
falfa and red pigs.
It is a trying task to name a baby
when 1t Is the seventeenth member or
the family. Some people use the tele-
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14

be washed at least once q week with q
good tar or sulphur soap. This will
not only help to keep the scalp free
from dandruff, but will open the pores
of the scalp and permit of the free
flow Of oil to make the hair glossy.
1t is folly to have the hair singed, as
it Is entirely useless. So-called chair
foods" cannot "nourish" the hair and
should be wisely avoided.
If you want pretty hair, keep the
scalp clean and healthy. Wash the head
and hair clean and rinse out all soap.
Then dry thoroughly with hot towel.
If the hair should become 'dry" from
too much washing, apply mixture Of
grain alcohol and castor oil, about five
teaspoonfuls Of oil to the pint Of alco-
hol. This will restore the gloss to the
hair, and also act as an excellent anti
septic for dandrufr.
When the hair persists in falling out
and bald spots appear, the fault is not
always with the scalp, but may be-
some remote underlying cause. Con-,
suit physician instead Of barber,
as the falling hair may be symptom
of some disease he could readily rec
ognize and cure. Often when the hair
Is falling out it Is being replaced by,
new hair.
Gray hair is caused by loss Of pig,
ment, or coloring matter, and small air
bubbles getting into the hair and giving
it the white appearance. There Is no
way of curing this condition, although
it may sometimes be prevented by
keeping the scalp healthy and clean.
This is not always possible, however,
as heredity plays an important part in
the tendency Of the hair to become
gray.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14

are many and two of them are shown
in the picture. On a cap of white net
there are frills of narrow satin ribbon
knife plated, and headband Of wider
satin ribbon folded about it, slipping
through a buckle made Of the plated
ribbon. On a cap Of georgette, mar
row picot-edged ribbon is tackled ID
saw-tooth design with little bows SET
about the edge. At the side of the
cap there are short standing loops OF
the narrow ribbon and one long hang
ing loop with two longer ends.
" The carriers pictured are among the
simplest that are to be found IN the
shops. Others have frills of gold, Sill
yer and silk or cotton laces, besides
rosettes and tiny flowers. They are
all made by shirring satin ribbon over
flat elastic bands, and the pair shown
has small rosettes Of ribbon for dec
grafton. Among sachst bags there are
square, oblong, heart-shaped and round
bags made Of satin ribbon in various
colors. The round sachet is shown In
the picture with a cluster of tiny rib
bon roses adjoining It, their stems and
foliage simulated by embroidery silk
A pretty elastic girdle finishes the
group, trimmed with little ribbon roses.
It is made in the same way as the
garters. Green baby ribbon, twisted
into stems and Topped to simulate
leaves makes a pretty setting for the
ribbon roses.
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LastNight' Screams
What They Mean
DIFFERENT SORTS OF TREES.

WE HAVE spoken Of trees in gen.
w eral as the mystics interpret
their significance; now as to the vari-
Gus sorts Of trees that grow in Dream
land: Nearly all kinds are of good
omen, but it is just as well to exercise
q little care in planting your visionary
arboretum. The belief in trees as
omens in dreams is found in every
country, and their Interpretation gen.
orally follows an obvious rule, being
such as would be suggested by see-
ing the tree in the life of the waking
world. Thus, an oak tree seen In a
dream is a sign of fourishing prosper
ity and a long life; hale and hearty
old age. Look at an oak In your wax
ing moments and see II it does not sug-
gest just that.
This Interpretation Of dream-oaks
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14

ingenious ways that make for chicness.
A study Of the group Of hats pic
tured reveals representative styles. At
the upper left hat with velvet crown
and duvetyn brim has sunburst Of
silk embroidery for trimming. At the
right a velvet hat has fange at the
brim-edge, making place for ever,
present needlework, and in the center
q soft-crowned velvet hat, with wide,
irregular bri1n boasts coQue feather
plume. No display would be COM
plete without handsome tam like that
pictured, with a few dangling coque
feathers on 1t, and long, soft ostrich
plumes on velvet hats are found in
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14

A GE cannot wither nor custom
n stale" the interest of woman
kind In new millinery. In September
they bestow upon themselves new
tailored hats for fall, and in glorious
October-when the styles have crys-
talized-they 60 in the real quest OF
their winter millinery. ..
The silhouettes of the new hats vary
greatly, but they are distinguished by
unusual smartness. Brfms hold the
center Of the stage, with crowns play
ing an important second to them, but
never detracting from the star role Of
the brims. .-..4s
Trimmings must play up to the level
Of all these clever brims, and they do.
Coral and steel beads, coral brooches,
curled afgrettes (of horsehair), and
wonderful ribbons show themselves in
sympathy with the sophisticated and
ambitious shapes. Embroidery and
plumage are exploited in unnumbered
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Rann-dOm Reels
BY HOWARD L. RAM

phone directory, while others can be
seen feverishly scanning the society
columns in the effort to find some
name which has not been tried on any
of the other children. Benjamin Frank
lin was the seventeenth child, but he
survived his name and grew to be a
great, good man, which teaches us to
forgive our parents for what we re-
ceived.
(Copyrfght.)
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14
The Care of the Scalp
(By United States Health Service.)

(By United States Health Service.)
TT ERE are a few very important
i l. things for you to know about
your hair, and the proper way Of car
ing for it:
First, and most important, is the
fact that except for the root the hair
is nothing but dead tissue.
1t is the scalp and not the hair that
must be treated.
"Gray hair" cannot be cured, that
is, restored, except by dyes.
Badness cannot be cured, except on
rare occasions.
The scalp is just like the rest of
the skin on the body, and should be
kept as clean as the face or the hands.
In order to do this the head should
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1920-10-14

There Is an emanation from the heart
in genuine hospitality, which cannot De
described, but Is Immediately felt, ano
puts the stranger at once at his ease
Washington Irving.
Walnut Pie.
Prepare an ordinary custard pie and
Just before putting into the oven
sprinkle over the top one-half cupfui
of black walnut meats, finely minced.
Bake as usual.
Cottage Cheese Sandwiches.
Spread whole wheat bread with but
ter, then with a layer Of seasoned cot
tage cheese and lettuce leaf dipped
in salad dressing.
omeIet With Strip and Almonds.
Prepare an omelet, adding one-half
cupful Of almonds to the pan just be-
fore pouring in the omelet. Turn and
serve surrounded with hot maple
strip.
~. Angel Cake Balls.
Bake an angel food In sheet; when
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cold cut it with small biscuit cutter
and roll the balls in melted fondant;
sprinkle some with coconut, others
with nuts. For variety the fondant
may be tinted.
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If amended as proposed it will read
rs follows:

.'Section. 222e. Every railroad COM
Of railroad situated within or partly
within this state, shall. during the
year 1913 and annually, thereafter.
Rf ey ' Of al tie taxes saeaso Upon ali properly
within this state owned or operated
for railway purposes, by such com
Pacs: sppendages and
thereof. a sum Of money equal of five
per cent of the gross earnings derived
from the operation # o. 20 Of such line OF
A On Or before ' August is. 1913, and
annually thereafter, each such rail-
d, road company shall make. according
to law true and lust Fstun The Of s a
ceding, and the said tax OF five Per
and payable to the state. Of Minnesota
in manner provided by law. on Sept
ember LIST next thereafter.
annually thereafter, each such rail-
road company shall make, according
to law, a true and just return of all
such esan sarB1ss for s ae next st
eent9m thereon shall become dus ana
payable to the state Of Minnesota a IN n
1sa next theresfter; and tho payments
of such sums at the times hereinbe-
fore set forth snail De IN 1uH ana In
lieu Of all other taxes upon the prop
erty and franchises SO taxed.
The lands acquired by public grant
shall be made and remain exempt
from taxation until sold or contrac-
ted to be sold or conveyed as pro-
yided in the respective acts whereby
such such grants were maze or recoe'
!, Under the present law the gross earn
1ngs tax paid by railroad companies Is l,
Ueu of all other taxes and assessments
upon property owned or operated To-
amendment such tax will be in lieu o
taxes only. and railroad companies WI
become subject to assessments for loca
improvements In the same way that pr1
vate persons and corporations, not pay
ing q gross earnings tax. are subject Il
such assessments. e..y ,.'..
The purpose Of said amendment Is. AM
its erect, II adopted, win be to sub1ec
railroad companies, paying gross earn
ings taxes, to the payment Of assess
ments for local improvements.
Yours respectfully.
CLIFFORD L. HILTON,
Attorney General
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30
BUDUJA WIFKSZE oKRETY
z WIEKSZEMI ARMATAMI.
Washington, 80 sierpnla.

Washington, 80 slerpnla' -
Ma skutek lekcyi wyciqgaletcl
: Wojny Swiatowej panstwa, kto
re tworzq dzisiaj gi6wne poteg'
Inorskic. buduia obecnic wiekSzc
oNretv wojcnnc. zaopfrul2c le
rowniez W dziaEa wieNszego kali
bru. Try gl6wne tc mocarStwa
Wielka Brytania. Stany Zjedno-
czone ! Taponia. powiekszaJq o.
bccnie swe m~ary2arki wojenne W
mvSl powyiszych wytycznych.
s~tara;qc sic r6wnoczcsnic 0 NADIA
aic nowym kolosom morsElm maj
w;ekszcj chylosci.
Slime zaintercsowantc budzi W
tutejszych koiacl program jaPon
"a. ktory przewiduje budowe o,
SnI;u superdreadnaught0w O
slniu krazownikow bojowych. y
mySl tego p!aru buduie obecn;e
Iaponia ! dreadnauglty o Pojcm
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.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE:
Dokonczene &c strouy l-szei.

>is ma przemOCy, a ME ma prawie
sprawiedliwoSci. oraz .podnosii,
e gdyby Stany Zjednoczone by
y ia ratyfikowaN. Zoinierze a.
mcrykanScy walczyliby " obec--
rel dobie ma ziemiach PoiSki. al
e ma innyth obcych po.ach bitew,
Iamiast teso domaga sie on Ill,
,worzenia miedzyrarodowego stO-
warzySzenia kon~ierencyi i sadu
swiatowego, ktorego wyroki W
Ewestyach ~Prawnych ten kraj
vraz Z wSzy<thimi innymi naro-
@amj hedzie chcial ibedzie zdolny
zaaAceptowat."
Dalej dowodzi pan Harding. re
itSli zoStan;e wybrany, pierwsza
>,vq uwoge Poswieci utworzeniu
sakicgo miedzynarodoweSo s4du,
oraz zapewnial. le g}owna lego
2mblcy2 Jest zdobyc zpowrotem
ia Amcrvki moralnc przodowni-
,two. utracore ..gdy ambicya
lhcja}a ponad postepowe zaSady
zywej / k~witnqcej demokracyi po-
stawij reakcyjnq teorye zdyskre-
Ay+Ov7na; o~u+Ot-ocyi"
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PROHIBICYONISCI ME PO--
TRZEBUJA SIE MARTWIC

Washington, 80 sierpnia. -
Wayne =. Wheeler. glowny do
radca I.igi Przeciwszvnkarskiej,
Wvdal wczoraj oSwiadczenie, W
itorem oskarza iedcralnych Sc
dz;ow ! prokurator6w. skorumpo
wanych agentow fcdcralnvch ia
Aotci kicrownikow obccnej kan
panii polityczncj. &c Sa oni odpo
wicdziain: "a masowc p~rzekracza
nc ustaw prohibiovjnych W ME-
kt0rvch Stanach. Powiada on. re
sedziow;e ~nakiadaiq ma hardla--
rzy vodka zbyt Iagodnc kary. a
prokuratorzv dystrvktowi lada--
ia zbyt obszernego materyalu do
wodowego. zanim zdecydujQ sig
Scigac Winnych. Take ROM
rzednicy stanowi poslugujq sic II
stawa prohibicyjna ,,jak pifka po
lityczna". Mimo to jcdnak Jest
pan Wheeler przekonany. re pc
pewnym czasic prohibicya costa
ME ostatccznic wprowadzona W
caFcj rozciagIoSci re zwolenni-
cv jej ME powinni pod tym wzgle
dem zywic zadnych obaw.
Nowy York, 80 sierpnia. - vii
liam H.. Anderson, Stanowy SUI
pcrintcndent .I.igi Przeciwszyn--
karSkiej, wystosowai do burmi--
strza Itylana list, w ktorym gro
ri, re zarzqda cd g]ubernatora
Smitha zlozenia go Z urzedu, jeze
Ii mic poSwieci wiecej uwagi i
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PODZIEKOWANIE

Niniejszem skfadam n~ajserde--
czniejsze pedziekowanie "a Wszel
iie usfugi PREY ~pogrzebie n%aju--
H~ochahszej zony mojej i matki
~naszci, sp. Wiktoryi Potockiej -
mianowicie Y. Pieczynskiemu "a
za|Obnc ccremonie, panom orga-
niStom Golubskiemu i Talentow.
'kiemu oraz Niewiastom ROAR
cowym.
~.leszcze raz dziekujac staro-pol
skiem Bog zapiac."
Ignacy Potccki, MAJ,
wraz Z GAIA rodzinq.
(Ogi)
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vtOWanei ~autOkraCvI.
ZORGANIZCWANA A
y rNV,EM
Washington. 80. sierpnia.

Washington. 80. sierpnia. -
Eezpartyjny poIityczny komitet
lam1anijny Amerykanskiei Fede-
racyi Piracy zajai sic zbadaniem
Gotychczasowej dziaialnosci ma
poIu u$tawodawStwa senator,
iiard;nga ! gubernatora CoN'a, "
~czultacie czego opublikowai
wozo~aj swoj rapport. W kt5rym
>;w;,rdza. &c gubernator Cox
?rzez swojQ dotychczasow2 dzia-
)~lnosc daleko "iecci p-zysiuzyi
sic zorgan'zowanei pracy niz SC
~atur Harding. RAPPORT ten les;
.:aadresowany do wSzystkich uni.
NrGrc sa ziaczone Z Fede-acya, i
rodni>any Jest p~zez Samueia
tIom1erSa. NJ. Volta i Frank,
No~7json'a a. czlonkow WE
NSpomniauego' komi1etu.
Komitet zaiq| sic zbadan'cm
>.anowisEa. jake pan Harding
=ujmowal jako senator Stanowy.
a aa>tepnic tederalny. odnoSnie
90 ustawodawstwa majacego
-w;2,ek Z ~interesan'i zorganizo-
~unc pra>y i skonstatowa4, ze
~cnub,:k&r,Ni nominal tl,ho "
,,cdmiu wypadkach zalai stano--
wisko przychyine d;a robotnikow,
uatoniast " dzieSieciu zajai sta
nowjsko nieprzychylne. Zbadaf 70
Nniez rekord pana CoNa jake
,zAorka Eongresu W ?. 1912 ! iako
subernatora " latach 1913. 1914
! Cd 1911 po dzien dzisiejszy.
rrzv czem ~stwierdzit, ze W so Wy
;adkach zaja} on stanowisko Ego
one L intereSami zorganizowaneJ
f~acv. 4 w zaduym ME zaiai sta
rowiska nieprzychyinego. Nobec
Ego rapport omawiany konkludu-
;e:
,.GuDernator Cox zlozyf dowQ--
~. re lepiej rozumic potrzeby
rpbotnie1e, chetniej odPo"iada
tym potrzebom ! ich wymaga-
u;om. oraz posiada szersze pogia-
Il, odnosnie Go problcm0w doty-
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rod straia poiIcvl.
~ZABURZENIA STRAJKOWE
" WEST VIRGINII.
Charleston, w. Va. 80 sierpni

SlOH, W. ' d. ~ SASARo
Wczoraj o godzinie II nocy pc
rowily sic zaburzcnia IA terc-
mach The Willis Branch Coal Co.
Willis Branch W powiecie Ra-
Wypedzono jednego kon--
stabla ! doszlo do strzeianiny. a
lc O lie do tel porv skonstatowa
20 -- Mkt mic ponio>i szwanku.
Williamson. w. Va 80 sierp-
n:a. - I camp Sherman W CHI
licothc, o. przybyl I'll wczoraj
battalion piechoty regu!arnego
woiska Wuja Sama, ce!cn pre-
Strzegan;a porzadku wsrod straj
kaiacych g6rnihGw. Znajduic sic
on pod komcndq putkownika
Eurkhardta.
" Cdlym obJetym StraJNlem pow
Mingo panowal wczoraj sPokol,
Me ~prokFamowa0o stanu woJen--
nsco ! pulkownih Burkhardt w
raza nadzic;e, &c ME bedzie po--
t-zeba tego czynic W ~przySzlo--
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czacych Swiata przemysiowego.'
~TRAMWAJoWY w

Nowy York, IS. sierpnia.

Nowy York, 50. sierpnia. -
Caly system transportacyjny w
Erooklynie zostai wczoraj sparali
zowany skutkiem niespodzianego
strajku 5000 funkcyonaryuszy
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Sy-
stem.
Strajk ten zagrazal juz Cd xii
ku dni. ale w sobote odbyio sic
zGromadzenie tramwajarzy, M
kt6rerl przemawiaf nurmis:rz
irylan, poczem postanoNiono 81
iozyG decyzye w spra~ic ewentu
aincgo rozpoczecia hczrohocia
IN tydzien, celem dalszych konfc
rencyi z fedcralnyin ..receivcrem
;iuii. Ia trey godztny pozniej cd
hylo sic jednak nastepne zg7onlA
dzenic, ma ktorcm postanOWior)
strajk rozpoczqc w niedziele o so
sdzinic 5rano.
To tez ruch uliczny ulegl ma
It, chmiastowemu zastojowi.
Przez caiy dzien wczorajszy ME
funkcyonowa} ami jeden tramwaj,
a tviko cd czasu do czasu przesu
wafy sic wagony kolei gornej l
pudziemncj. Znajdowaly sic one
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GROzBA STRAJKU w KO-
PALNIACH WEGLA TWAR--
DECO.
DECO.

Wilkesbarre, Pa 80 sierpnia-
Ma posiedzeniu 800 delegatow 10
kali uniinych gornikow zajetych
W kopainiach wegla twardego pc
wzieto wczoraj rano 20 calonoc-
nc; sesyi decyzye, ktora mole
bye zapowiedzia proklamowania
generalnego straj&p l75,0Oo uni
nych g%ornikow pracujacych w
tych kopalniach. Stwierdzono. &c
zamianowana przez prczydenta
Wilsona komisya ola ozndczenia
skali piac W porozumleniu z VIA
Sciciciami kopaln i gornikami sta
nowczo ME odpowicdziaia swemu
zadaniu. a urzednikow The Uni
ted Mine Workers, ktorzy zgodzl
Ii sic ma rokowania Z ia komiSvq,
rapietnowano nazw2 zdraycow
sprawy robotniczej i ~polecono
in opuscic sale obrad. Cchwalo
no tez poiniormowac urzednikow
dcpartamcntu sprawicdliwosci
Stanow Zjednoczonych, &c zadnc
pogrozki oparte ia podstawlc t.
Nv. aktu Lcvera mic zdolaja s0r
n;kow powstrzymat cd obrony
WIasnych interes6w.
Prey koncu posicdzenia specy
aIny komitet Z pieciu wygotowai
! wvSlal do pre2ydcnta Wilsona
dcpesze. w kt6rei pozostawion6
mt try dni czaSu do podpiaania
raportu mniejSzoSci Neil Ferry
eco. albo do unicwa ;nicnia calei
GotychczaSowcj akcyi wspomnia
nc; komiSyi ! zarzadzenia nowych
prze$iuch6w. lezcli prezydent
ME udzieli odpowiedzi do I-go
wr7esnia, bedzio parliamentary
Strajk gcncralnv.
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2a3 MIL MA GODZINE w


Atlantic City, N. J. 80 sierpnia
Amcrykan>ki samoIot Texas
Wildcat", ktory ma wziqc udz!al
W wielkich wyscigach aeroplano
wvch, jake rozpocznq sic dnia
= wrzcSnia We Francyi. osiqgnal
podobno szybkost 225 mil ia 60
dzine, t. ], Or mil wieccj anizeli
wynosila najwieHsza do tel pory
zarekordoWana chyzosc: l62 mil
ia godzinc. PROXY odnosne odby
va}y sic iednak W Sekrecie ! Ola
togo, wiadomo5ci powviszej mic
MONA uwazac "a pewnQ.
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troski przestrzeganiu ustawy pro
h;bicyjnej W Nowym Yorku.
pROHIBICYA w MEKSYKU.

Meksyk miasto, 80 sierpnia-
Ceiestiao Gasca, gubernator fc-
de-alnego dystryktu, W ktorym
polozone Jest Meksyk miasto.
wni6si projekt prawny, wprowa
dzajacy W tym dystrykcie prohi
bicve. Ludnosc tego dystryktu o
heimuie przeszlo million MICS
kanc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

Poe11fuje1 praCi- CxZtaj pIln1e
ogioszenia pol rubryka rPRACA" M
szpaltach DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-30

no$ci 10000 ton kaidy, a miano-
wicie: ,,Akagi", ,,Amagi', ,,Atago'
i ,,Atako", starajac sig utrzymac
! plany ich konstrukcyi w najwiek
szej mozliwie tajemnicy podob-
ME jak mialo, to m~iejsce PREY bu-
dowie superdreadnaughtow Neag
to" i .,Mutsu". Mimo to udalo sic
zdobyt pewne informacye i tax
o dreadnaugtach z klasy ,,Akagi"
wiadomo, co nastepuje: Pojem--
nose ma wynosit 10000 ton, szyb
koSc 80 wez}ow ma godzine, a gl6
VIVA baterya armat ma sic skiadaG
l. o$miu szesnastocalowek. DOME
s~icnia, jakoby sila maszyn w okre
tach tel klasy miala wynosic
$4,000 koni parowych, wydaja
sic przesadre. -
W porownaniu do togo haste
,pu;Qcc szczegolv sd wiadome o
amervkanSkich dreadnaugtach ty
pu Saratoga: Popemnosc IS,
200 ton, szybkoSt 53.25 wezla ma
godzine, gSowna baterya Z o.
Sn!iu szesnastocalowek, a ska ma
SYN 10000 koni parowych.
w roku 1925 marynarka wo--
Jenna amerykanSka " porowna--
nit z takai maryharkq japonskq
bedzie sic przedstawiac w haste
pulacy sposob:
Stany Zjednoczone: Dread
naughty: II statkow. 81 cztcrna
StoCalowyCh armat, lO4 szesna--
stocalowych. pojemnost 624n74
ton. Krqzowniki woienae 6 stat
E6W. IS szcSnaStocalowvch dial.
poiemnoSc 26I 900 ton.
Joponia: Dreadnaughtow s.,
IS czternaSt"calowvch dial. 3,
, SzeSnastocalGnvek. DoiemnoSc
'25S,S6e ton. Krazowniki: E stat
Now, 81 czternasto ca!owych
Gz;ai. 10 szeSnastocalowvch.