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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

a lotus flower with n woman's face
in II carved out OF a solid piece Of
ivory.
'scudder looks II up I'm a cataioR
and describes IL An Egyptian cary
er named Khsfra made two OF 'en
for King Harnesses II about the year
u. c. Tho other one can't be found.
The jnnkAhops and antique bugs
have rubbcred all Europe for II. bat
II seems 10 be out OF stock. acndder
paid two thousand dollars for the
one he has
-'oh. WELL rays 7. This sounds
Ike the purung OF a rfli 20 me. ]
miilionaires business. instead OF
learning art from 'etnr
-'ns patient rnys Andy. kindly.
Maybe we viii see a rift In the
smoke ere long
IAN the next morning Andy WIS
out ! didn't sec him until about
noon. lie came to the hotel and
called mo into his room across the
hall He pulled roundlnh bundle
about as big ps a goose egg out OF
his pocket and unwrapped H. IL
was an ivory carving just as he had
described the miiiionalre's TO me-
~ went In an old secondhand
store and pawnAhop a while ago
says Andy. and / see this half hid
den under lot Of old dags~ra ard
truck. The p.wnbroker said he'd
had u several years and thinks u
was soaked by some Arabs or Turks
or some foreign dubs that used 20
live down by the river.
II offered him two dollars for
Il. and l must have looked like
wanted IL. for he said Il would be
taking the pump~rnick.l out OF hts
chiidrrn's mouths 90 hold any con.
verration that did not lead up 20 a
price OF thirty five dollars. finally
got IL for twenty-five dollars.
Jeff goes on Andy. this II ire
exact counterpart Of Seudder's cary.
ing. It's absolutely dead ringer for
H. Hell pay two thousand dollars
for II m quick m he'd tuck a napkin
under hiH chin. And why shouldn't
IL be the genuine other one. any.
how. that tho old E5psy whitfield
oui-
why not fnde~d- eayr L And
how shah we 40 about compelling
him To make . voluntary purchase
OF III
Andy had bis plan an ready. and
TN tell you how we carried II out
Il got pair Of blue spcctaclen.
put on my black frock coat. rnmpled
my hair up and became Professor
Policeman went 20 another hotel.
registered. and sent q Telegram to
seuddar TO come and see me at once
On important art business The Gle.
vAtor dumped bin on me. in ieau
than an hour. he was a foFxy man
with A clarion voice. FrneIilnr Of
Connecticut wrappers and naphtha.
-'ffeiio. Profess he nhouts- Hown
your conductr
81 rumpied my hair sprne moyv
and gave him a blue glass stare
sir says I. Are you Cornelius
r. scudderi OF pntsburg. Pennsyi
vaniar
81 am mys he. Come ont ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

Copyright. 1890, tv Doubleday. FdGr
q Co published BY special drfange-
went usfh the Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc.
y never could hold my partner,
Andy Tucker. down to the legitimate
ethics OF pure swindilnE.- said jeff
Peters one day.
ANDY had too much imagination
TO b. honest. lie used 20 devise
schemes OF money getting 40 fraud
ulent and high financial that they
wouldn't have been allowed In the
BY laws Of a railroad rebate system.
Myself. | mover believed in taxing
any mans dollars unless | gave him
something for it--aomething In the
way OF rolled gold iewriry. garden
seeds. iumbaEo lotion. stock certifi
Gates. stove polish, or q crack on the
head 10 show for tho money, l guess
l must have had New England an
ceatcrs away back and inherited
rcfne Of their stauneh and rugged
fcar OF the police.
''fsut Andy. family tr~~ was In
different kind. don't think he
could have traced his descent any
further back than corporation.
zone summer. whlic ". was In the
Middle West. working down tn Ohio
Valley with tine OF family albums
headache powders and roach destroy
er. Andy take. one OF hls notions
|of high and artiorabie laundering
II was thinking says Andy. of
a little hunt without horn. hound or
camera among the great herd Of the
Midas Amerseanus commonly known
as tia Pittsburg millionAirea'
I'm New York; l saka
No air. says Andy. In rittnburx
That's their habitat They don't like
New York. They 60 there now and
then just because rs expected OF
en-
Wen. 10 max. a dense story morr
condensed. me and Andy cached our
paris green and antipyrin~ powders
and albums In a friend. cellar. and
took tho train TO Pit,sburx. Andy
didn't have any especial prospectus
OF chiean~ry and violence drawn up.
bat he always had plenty OF conf.
dcncc that his immoral nature would
rise to any occasion that presented
Itself.
As = conc~~don 10 my id~as cs
self preservation and rcctitnde he
promised that II I should take an
active and discriminating part In any
little business venture that we might
work up. there should be nomsshing
actual and cognlxant 20 tho senses
of touch. sight taste or smell 20
transfer 10 the victim for the money.
80 my conscience might rest easy.
After that felt better and entered
more che~rfuliy into this foul play.
ANDY says I. AZ we rtrayef
thru the smoke along tho cinder
rath they called smlthfieid st. had
you figured out how we are going 10
get acquainted with these coke kings
and pig iron squ~~zerrT Not that
would decry my own worth or sys-
tenn Of drawing room department.
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and work with the olive fork and pie
knife. gays |. but itsnt tho entire
nous into the salons OF the ntogic
smokers going to be harder than you
lmaslnedf"
eft there's any handicap AZ all
says Andy. Its our own refinement
and Inherent culture. Pittsburg mil.
llonairos are fine body OF plain.
wholehearted. unaAsuming. demo
cratic men.
They are rough but uncfvii IN
their manners and though their ways
are boisterous and unpublished. under
Il all they have a great deal of i'm.
every one Of 'em rose from obacur
ity.' says Andy. and they'ii live IN Il
I'll the town gets TO using smoke
consumers. II We act from the
saloons and keep making a noise
like an import duty on steel rails
ws won't have any trouble 10 meet
ing some Of 'rm socially
-ons ~vening Andy failed 20 come
10 tho hotel for dinner. About IL
o'clock he came into my room.
LANDED one. jeff says he.
Twelve millions. OIL. rolling mills.
real estate and natural gas. Hes q
fine man. no airs about him. Made
all his money In the last five years.
He's Rot professors posting him up
now In ~eiucation--art and literature
and haberdaHhery and such things.
when l saw him he'd Just won
. bet % ten thousand dollars with a
Steel Corporation man that thered
be four suicides In the Allegheny
rolling niila today. So every body In
sight had 10 walk up and have drinks
on him. Ito took a fancy 20 me and
asked nc 70 dinner with him. We
went 20 a restaurant In Diamond
alley and sat on stools and had
sparkling Moaeii- and clam chowder
ana apple fritt~ra
Then he wanted 10 show me his
bachelor apartment on Liberty IT
Hes got 10 rooms over a fish market
with privilege Of tho bath on the
next floor above. He told me II cost
him tls 900 10 furnish his apartment,
AMI believe IL.
Hes got $4,000 worth Of pic
lures In ono room. and $40 900 worth
OF cnfios and antiques IN another.
lila names scudd.r. and he's Is. and
taking lessons on the piano ard H..
600 barrels OF oil day out of his
wells
IAN right says 7. Preliminary
cant~r satisfactory. Rut. kay vooiy.
voot what good is the ART Junk 10
UNI And the oli.'
-,Nu&. that man. nays Andy. ~.
ting thoughtfuliy on the bed. 'alnt
what you would call an ordinary
scutt. when he was showing mo his
cabinet Of art cursos his face lighted
m IKE the door ~ coke oven. lie
says that II sorne OF his big deafs go
thru he'll make J. r. M0rgan's col
lection Of sweatshnp tapestry and
Augusta. Ne. beadwork look like the
contents Of an ostrieh's craw thrown
on a screen by q magic lantern.
And then no showed me little
carving went on Andy. that airy.
body could see was wonderful
thing. II was something like two
thousand years old. he said. II WINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Put Roller Skates
on Jamaica Ginger

As they say In Bagdad. Await
await
First they placed The skids under
good old Jamaicy rum Now they ars
attempting to wipe out Jamaica gin,
ger.
Legislation looking TO ne prohfbi-
ton OF the sale Of the third ran medi-
cine has been Informally approved By
the public safety committee Of the
city council.
Corporation Counsel Walter r.
Meier has drawn the ordinance which
Is expected TO deal the death blow ia
the hilarious hyssop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Nov.
49, DIR. James Tate Mason. promi.
ncnt surgeon and head of the Mason
Blackford. Bowling clinic In Seattle.
has accepted the craftsmanship for
The University OF Virginia centen.
NAL Endowment fund for the states
of Washington and oregon.
The purpose of the movement Is 10
raise ss,ooo.o 900 to be presented as n
birthday gift 10 the University OF
Virginia on its centennial in June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
w. S. Peachy's Will
Filed on Wednesday

w. S. Peachy. late Seattle banker.
who died In Boston october 6, left an
estate consisting OF 1900 shares Of
stock in the Petroleum Products Co.
$500 in Liberty bonds. $4,000 in
Russian rubles and 30 shares OF
stock In the Seattle National bank.
according 60 his will, filed In probate
court Wednesday. Two sisters and
brother are to share in the distri'
button
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

ASTORIA. or.--Body OF John Lar
son. 70. Of Fern I'm. found on rail
road tracks five miles from here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Former Track Star
in Recruiting Drive

Capt w. Gordon Rogers. overseas
veteran. member OF the old Second
Washington infantry. who recently
received his promotion TO captain OF
Company l.. Third washington in.
fantry. ~. c.. Is commencing a cam.
paign TO recruit Company l. up to
full strength.
Capt Rogers formerly was a track
athlete Of the Lincoln high and the
Washington State university. and he
is looking for recruits from which to
build up an athletic team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18

PORTLAND. Or.---Tce cream max.
ers. in convention. are advised to cut
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-18
Conscience
I'm Art

Copyright. 1889. ~ Doubleday. Page
4 Co. : published Nv special araHee-
werf trsih the Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28

ing plant. the packing operations of
the fruit association and storage Of n
large quantity Of other PRODUCTS which
IL may be desirable 10 hold over for
n higher market. This property has n
trnckage Of 800 feet. aud Is one cf the
hest locations IN las Cruces for the
business which the organization will
handle for the farmers.
II is the purpose Of the sales man
ager Of the farm bureau. who Is back
of this movement, To- secure properties
for the use Of growers at other points
In the valle- whenever needed. As soon
as the organization has been gotten ON
its feet survey will he taken of the
various shipping points In the valley To
ascertain the needs of the particular
community and the wishes of the
growers The benefits Of the oCganiza-
ton will then he extended as rapidly
as possible to meet such needs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
HONORING MARIAN HAMILTON

Miss Marian Hamilton has been the
recipient Of numerous social attentions
ON account of her coming marriage Ia
Capt. h. c. EIerlihv of the 9th l.. :.
Inf. at Columbus. Among others, Miss
Alice Hall Saturday afternoon enter
tanned in her honor with u 800 party ut
the Hall home The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with cupids and roses.
Miss Ruth Merrill won first prize, Mrs.
X. &. Van Alta won second prize. and
Miss Hamilton was presented with the
guests prize. 4 dainty luncheon was
served during the course of the after
noon. Twenty guests were present.
The guests were: Mesdames X. +.
Hamilton. X. e. Van Alta, NJ. e.
Boucher Edgar liepp, II. T. BiXler,
Bruce Woodward. H. II. Thompson.
Ralph Baker. NJ. j. Moran. +. l.. Nord-
haus, Harry lester. Buck Bounds.
Henry Meyer, W. q. Hall. l.. A. Hall
and the Misses Marian Hamilton. Hell
on Holt. Ruth Merrill, Jane Stevens,
Katherine Wamel,
The same evening Miss Hamilton.
her finncp. and Capt ChaS. Wilough-
by. also Of the 9th Inf. M Columbus,
were entertained ut dinner by Miss
Hall.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
MARKETING ORGANIZATION

One Of the biggest movements ever
undertaken by any county organiza-
ton IL now being launched by the Dona
Ana County Farm Bureau. The move
ment * the organizing of n co-opera-
tive association which has for its oh
ject the marketing Of all the various
farm products grown under the project
IN this valley. The name Of the new
organization Is the Farm Bureau Mar
keting Association, which will have an
authorized capitalization Of SlO0.OOO
As stated, tbs will he strictly CO
operative association. Usually In the
organization Of such bodies provision
Is put in the bylaws that only GER
tain amount of stock can he held by
any one individual. In this case the
limitation Is put into the charter which
cannot be- modified except 10y the stock
holders themselves and will insure the
organization continuing on the basis on
which Il Is formed. no stockholders he
ing permitted to hold nj any one time
more than forty t4Ol shares. As soon
as the charter has been filled. which
will h. before the end of the month,
the organization will take over the in
tercStS Of the Mesilla Valley Fruit As
Socintion and the Mesilla Valley Sweet
Potato Growers Association. Ii will
also control the Poultry Association
and various other organizations. all OF
which are TO head up into the Farm
Bureau Marketing Association. There
Is strong sentiment among the cotton
growers to fall In line with this move
ment instead Of organizing themselves
into separate body. This new organ
iztion will. therefore. control all OPP
erations In connection with storage
the preparation Of the products for
market aud the shaping NJ Of contracts
81 as to secure the highest prices nnd
the most favorable conditions
\ very important feature is the inn
mediate purchase Of property In Las
Cruces. the terms of which have al
ready been arranged. The property to
lie taken over will he that Of the
Mrsilla Valley Produce Exchange
which has large building sufficient
To take care of the sweet potato cur
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
HOLLENBACK-BEATY

\ wedding Of interest tn large
number of friends was that of Miss
Margaret Hollenback and Mortimer f.
/ Beatty. which was solemnihed AT high
noon on the oath inst, at the pretty
country home of the brides parents.
Only the immediate families of the
young couple witnessed the impressive
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. W. G. Childress, pastor of the
First NJ. H. church of this city. The
bride was given In marriage by her
father, ChaS. H. HOllenhack.
Immediately after the ceremony an
elaborate breakfast wa" served to the
bridal party. Later Mr. and Mrs. IIol-
lenback. assisted nv their daughter
Annitn. rendered an Informal reception
to the intimate friends of the young
couple, after which they left for their
new home in III PasO.
The talented bride has many friends
and admirers among the younger set,
having spent several wears in the high
school here and at silver City. The
groom Is the only son of Mr. and Mrs.
|. e. Beatty Of Cambray. He came to
this vicinity while very young from
Denver and has grown M IN the Dem
ing schools and was nm honor menu
Der of the class of engineers of 1920 Of
New Mexico \. and VI. \. college He
Is now in the employ of the reclama-
tion servicc. with offices in III Paso.
The best wishes of many friends "a
with Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty TO their new
home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CT rich

Bible school at 10 clock. pr,s, hing
services at IL n. NJ. ami Z ~ y. m.
Prayer meeting ON Wednesday evening
at 30
ON October Bird the qGarterly com
munion service will I've observed al the
II O'Clock hour. We shall he glad Ia
receive any into the fellowship of the
church at that time. The session viii
meet before the communion service to
confer with any who may desire to
unite with the church.
Sermon subjects for next Sunday
are: "Christ's Counterpart" morning I;
Your Soul-Who Cares" evening.
These subjects have enlisted the inter
est Of the pastor to an unusual degree.
and we trust they prove of like inter
est to others.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH

Tin and Spruce street, Sunday. De-
tober 3; Morning prayer and sermon,
II O'Clock evening prayer and sermon.
Z 80.
Wednesday. Titan. service and choir
practice, I 80 p. m.
Thursday. Wonmn's Auxiliary nj the
roStory, 3 p. m.
4 parish meeting will he held 1t the
parlor Of the armory at : y. M. Thurs
day. All Interested In ST. Luke's
church are cordially invited and urged
TO attend. Refreshments will he served
after the meeting.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28

The democratic propaganda bureau
has all tn say about bosses run
ming the republican convention AT Al
buqueruue. So has Candidate Hanna.
But both the propagandists ana Mr..
IIanna are mighty careful To forget III
public aud Ia excuse in private the fact
that the democratic bosses appointed II
committee To nominate the whole state
ticket at Las Vegas and that al the
was permitted to do was to
ratfy what was handed II.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

r. l.. Moorhead made business trip
10 Arizona points last week.
Mrs. Clara Wright Martin returned
to Denver. colo. last Saturday to the
home Of her brother George Wright
after visit with old friends here.
Mrs. Wright was former Dcming res
ideni. She had the misfortune to lose
her husband. Major Wright. vino WAS
killed IN France.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28

is twenty-five years old and ALL
Of her life has been spent in
Luna County---to be exact, l9
years Of her Is have been
ABSORBED in school work.
Miss Merrill completed the
full Public School course in the
Deming Schools, being graduated
with the class Of 1914.
The New Mexico School Law
requires that each teacher AT
TEND a State Normal at least
TEN days each year. Miss
Merrill not only ATTENDED
but COMPLETED the profes-
siional course at the New Mexico
State Normal and was graduated
with the DEGREE Of Bachelor
Of Pedagogy, which entities her
to a LIFE CERTIFICATE. In
addition to this she has taken a
post graduate course in the CAL
.;fomia State Normal School, San
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

Capt. Arthur Bloch. candidate for
the republican ticket for county treas
urcr. was Deming visitor last Satur-
day
Henry Burton and Miss Burton Of
Columbus were transacting business in
Deming last saturday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
NOTICE

After October first our Fuel AMI Feed
will he Strictly Cash.
THE DEFINING TRANSFER 4 FUEL
COMPANY
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
MISS RUTH MERRILL
Candidate on the Republican Ticket for
Superintendent Of Schools
. for Luna County

Diego---a school Of National
reputation.
With these qualifications she
has taught seven FULL terms in
the Luna County Schools. She
has taught five years in the Dem
ing City Schools, the last two
terms serving in the capacity Of
Principal at the Lowell Building.
Realizing her worth as an
educator and as an executive
the people, having in mind the
best interest of schools, have
persuaded her to accept the
nomination for Superintendent
Of Luna County Schools---and
the friends Of the schools now
ask not only your vote but your
support in behalf Of her candi-
dacy, knowing full we'll that if
elected to this honorable and
useful position her services will
be Of everlasting benefit to the
school system Of this county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

Among the Columbus visitors at the
democratic dance and rally last week
were: W. Kilgore. J. l.. Greenwood.
Mrs. ]. l.. Greenwood. J. +. White.
Mrs. j. + White. Mis- Rosina Patter-
son. Miss Johnson. Jack Brecn. Mrs.
Harry Edwards. Buck Chadborn, Mrs.
Buck Chadborn. Miss Winston. Charles
Miller, Mrs Fem, Mr.. Franklin.
Mrs. Arthur Goddell was visitor
from Silver CITY AT the democratic raj
ly and dance last Friday.
Mrs. Manhart Of IIondale was a
guest az the democratic rally and
dance AZ the armory last Friday night.
W. NJ Gregory and family were
present last Friday night when the
democratic candidates entertained at
the armOry.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28
NOTICE

After October first our Fuel and Feed
will he Strictly Cash
THE DEMING TRANSFER 4 FUEL
COMPANY
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-09-28

The r. II. Jones baby has been nam
cd Rachael
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wien. Wydatki tie roczaic wedlug
konserwatywnych obliczen wy
niosa okoio biliona dol. Dyrektor
Hines ustepuje z godnoSci dyrek-
tora kolei, przeto moze ME krepo-
wany zadnymi wzgledami wypo-
wiedziec swa opinie. Koleje po--
winny bye produktywne, jczeli ME
So produktywne, ME s~pelniaja
one sWego zadania wobec kraju,
{; mijaja sic re SVEN przeznacze-
,ien1
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" ubiegla ~niedziele, dnia $50 b.
NJ, odbyla sic zac.eta gra " pike
metowa pomiedzy klubem p. n. lii
lilac A. c." a klubem ,,Petlak All
Stars, W kt6rej CT ostatni otrZymalI
sromotna porazke punktami - do
IL. Najlepiej W tel gre ~odznaczyii
sic i zasiuguja ma pochwale: NJ. ia
blonski, j. Brandt i F. Ptaszynski,
kt6rzy zdoiali wymachaG II Petlako
wych graczy, a chwytacz KuFerek
tax sprytnie chwyta4 pike, re ami
jednej ME upuScA. Rezultat CRY jest
40 ctanm jarv.
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UwAGA

: N:ema rodz'ny be- cie-pienia, TAX
powiedzial jeden z najsiawn:ejszych
lekarzy sw alta i dlatego W kazdem
domu powinna bye pod reka ia kslaz-
ka ,,Dyeta Domowa i kuchnia EKOs
pomiczna" kosztuje tylko iednego
dolara, zawiera przepisy ma chorooy
ktore uleczyc MONA tylko przez dye
te - CO jeSS i jak jeSc - piszcie "a
raz DO ten sekret zycia. Zaiaczajac !e-
dnego dolara do listu, podajac do
kiadny adres, a odwrotna poczta o.
trzymacie ksiazke. jezeli ME bedzie-
Gle zadowoleni, otrzymac:e pieniadze
z powrotem. j. F.. Rozner, 2o27 No.
Harding ave.. Chicago. Ill.
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.IEDZYNARODoWKA PO-
NOSI

Nowy York, II. maja. - Wczo
raj odbyIa sic wielka konwencya
narodowa socyalistycznej partly
niedzynarodowej. Sciera}y sic tn
zaciekle diva prady, mianowIcie
ieden skrajny. ~radykalny, propa-
gujacy p~anowanie Proletaryatu j
obstajacy "a ograniczeniem prawa
obvwatelstwa W Stanach Zjedn.,
reprczentowany przez delegacye
Z Illinois, a drug wiecej umiarko-
wany. konSerwatywny. reprczen-
towany przez Morrisa Hillqultt Z
Nowego Eorku. Debata by}a wicl-
c. ozywiona. wSrod ktorej zwo--
lennicv obydwoch zapatrywan ME
szCzedzili -sobie nawZajcm obelg.
Partya radykafow ktora Prowa--
dzif !. Louis Engdahl Z Chicago
zarzucaia wprost umiarkowanym
socyalistom Z y. Norku, re sic
lekaia samej mySii o dyktaturze
pr~oletaryatu, a znoszq jarzmo Pal
mera. Wilsona i Burlesona. Lud
robocly praSnqcy zmiany ma lep-
sze ME da sic zbalamuCit flagami
lmerykauskimi. fIaGami kaPltaIr-
stow Z Wall str. i dyktatura Will
soma. Dalej mowca " zapalc ora
torskjm powiada, IL jedna tylko
Jest droga do zwyciestUa. Jeden
sztandar czerwouy miedzynarodo
wego socyalizmu. Lud roboczy
powinien sic solidaryzowac Z to-
warzyszami swoimi W Rosyi, W}o
szech i pc ca}ym swiecie w walce
Z kapitalcm / Observation-Disclosures
ustawami.
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w sPRAWIE PozYCZKI
CHINOM.

Washington, IL. maja. - De-
parliament stanu zawiadomiS for
malnie, re sic zawiazaio mledzy-
narodowe ~konsorcyum celem u
dzielenia pozyczki Chinom. W
pozyczce tel beda braly udziai
cztery mocarstwa Ameryka, An
glia, Francya ! Japonia. Pierwsza
rata W sumie piecdziesieciu milo
now dol, zostanie wyasygnowana
ma budowe sieci kolejowych oraz
ma inne budowle, dalsze raty beda
przeznaczone ma rozwoj przemy,
siowy kraju z tenn zastrzezeniem
re ME uzyja Chiny tych pieniedzy
ma zbroienia wojskowe,