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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-12
fWaYted Men and Teams-Grand
ForksL Ice and Fuel Co.EAdY.

W0l4lted Men and TeaIne-Gr1nd
Forks Ice and Fuel Co:EzAdX.
tHonse Bargains-seven room house
on University Ave., hot water heat;
must be sold at once. Price, $4,-
10000. $4,000 cash. E. A. Flad-
lalld.-Adv.
j. n. IAmbe has moved to SIS In
terEational avenue. where he ma be
fcund with a complete line Of paint,
wall paper, glass. picture frames,
calcilnine, etc. Phone 292-J.-Ady.
Four Money st the FIRST saw
1NGS BANK is protected against loss
by state law. Open q checking or
savings account with u.s.. Open Sat-
urdsv evenings.SAdv. |
Notice-WH the party who was
seen to>pick up two abstracts between
our Office ana the court house, kindly
return same to, our Office Tor reward.
The II. Bendeke Co., SIG Kittson ave-
Nue.- e, cNl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-12

Ban on dancing is lifted by city
health officer. Influenza shows de-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-12

Representative citizens Of Grand
Forks rap attempt to displace Presi-
dent Kane at state university.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-12

Carload Eattng and Cooking Ap-
pies. choice. sound stock. per box
$500, from Us or your grocer. O.. j.
BarneR C0sA 33@5
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-12

For Quick Sale to clean out stock
We will sell Roman: Beauty Apples
800 per box direct from US or
through your grocer. o. J. Barnes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
OUCH! lUMBAGO PAIN!
RUB BACkACHE AWAY
instant Relief With Small Trial
Bottle Of Old "st
Jacobs Oil"

Kidneys cause Enckache5 M
They have no nerves. therefore can
not caus" pain. Listen Your back
ache j. caused by lnmbaEn. sciaitt-a
or strain and the quickest relief l.
soothing penetrating "St Jacobs oit.
Rub II right nn Nour painful back
and Instantly IA" SORENESS. stiffness
and iamsuess disappears. Don't stay
crippled Get small trial bottle of
"Si Jacobs or from your druggist
and Timber up. A moment after II II
applied vou'il wonder what beeans of
the backache or lumhago pain
Rub old. honest st Jacobs or
whenever YOU have sriatiea. neuralgia.
rheumatism or sprains. as Il j. ahSn-
iuteiy harmless and doesn't burn ths
skin ADV.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

Conditions in Turkey have been going
council Of the allies has been driven
not only Ia adopt drastic measures hut
even 10 plan for the temporary TAX
Ing over of certain of the Turkish
government activities. including the
war department. II the Turks behave
themselves better and cease the mns-
sacrlng of Armenians this control will
he only temporary. Urged especially
by Premier NeniZeios of Greece, the
council Is said TO have ordered the
occupation Of important points In Ash
attic and European Turkey by allied
military and naval forces in the be-
lief That strong showing Of military
force would bring the Turk. around
[" their senses. II this is not sum
cient. II may he necessary To starr
operations against Mustaphn Kennel
Ta>ha. the Turkish commander In
Asiatic Turkey and II Is believed
these would he carried ont by the
Greek army Of 10000 men now in the
! nyrna region.
since TIE recent massacre In Ma
ash similar outrnges have occurred
n number Of other places and II
reported that Turks. Kurds and
Arabs are besieging AIniah. Urfa. Ola
oekr. Mar,lin and other towns. In
all these places there are American
relief workers who are in danger. and
many days ago Consul ]. r. Jackson
al Aleppo asked our state department
10 send a squadron Of warships 10
Port AieSandretta. The French gar
risons, however. are the. chief objects
of attack and considerable French re-
Inducements have been sent TO Gill
cia.
The trouble I'm Turkey. which IL
said In he directed from Berlin and
supported hy The bolsheriki is part
of the general fight being put up In
Egypt. Mesopotamia. and other coun-
tries by so-called natioualists who are
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

At frequent intervals the opposing
forces In the SENATE have entered on
what Is described by the Washington
correspondents ~ the decisive sirug-
gle over the peace treaty OF Versailles
Al this writing they are engaged In
smother nf those comhats. and the
prospect Is that this time II really will
be decisive Early In the week Presi-
dent Wilson. rather than 10 confer
with representative of the compr,,-
misers. wrote long letter to Senator
Hitchcock in which he reaSseried his
old position regarding the treaty, cen.
demned the reservations a. nuliIfi-
cation Of the League Of Nations cove.
nant and pleaded for consideration of
the needs Of humanity instead 81 "~pe.
cial national interests" He demand.
cd that article 10 he accepted I'M
changed and asserted that TO refuse 10
accept the moral obligation required
by II would be breach of good faith.
II the United States cannot enter IN.
league with fILl responsibility. he said.
il should retire gracefully from the
great concert Of powers Article 10
said the president. represents the re-
nunciation by the other great powers
of their old irnperlalIstic ideas and
aims, and - doctrine is the essence
Of Americanism. He continued
.Milifarisiic ambitions and imperial.
'stic policies are by no means dead.
even In the councils Of the nations
whom we most trust and with whom
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

The supreme council OF the allies.
the world In general. has issued
memorandum on economic conditions
that is welcomed by all serious mind
ed persons. For the preservation OF
ciNiiization II urges. as might he ex-
pected. the enriy and complete res
toration OF peace conditions. with nor.
maj economic relations. reduction Of
armies To peace footing aud iimiia-
lion of armaments the encourage
ment OF larger and better OUTPUT by
workers everywhere; the suppression
or extravagance. and defiation OF
credit and currency: and assistance
Tor countries thar are now unpro,iuc-
I'VE Tor lack of raw materials With
out any suggestion OF mitigating the
treaty terms II is stated thar Germany
ana especially Austria must be en-
abled To obtain foodStufYs and raw
materials in order that they may re-
cover enough 10 pay the indemnity
demanded OF them. and IL Is declared
that the total of the PREPARATION must
De nNed nj the earliest possible time.
There Is even suggestion that Ger.
many should be allowed to raise an
international loan Ia meet her imine-
diste needs. In this proposed line Of
condnct toward the vanquished ma.
tions the supreme council Is facing the
facts with business calculation. not
with sentimental feelings.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
c.eactionaries Under kapp and
luettWitz Seize Berlin and
Gust Ebert.
GERMAN REPUBLIC DISSOLVED
Turkish Conditions Compel Allies to
Show Force-Russia Again Seeks
Peace-Supfeme Council on Eco
nomic Observation-Disclosures
Final Struggle In Senate
Over the Treaty.
By EDWARD w. P,ckAsp.

Germany now appears to be actually
In the 'throes of the conference.-the
tionary monarchist struggle that has
doomed large of late In all the news
from Berlin. What has been the gov
power of the state Is in the hands Of
the factions In favor of restoring a
monarchy In Germany. with some rela
tive of william Hohenzollern on the
throne. These factions have been try
Ing to overthrow the republic and bring
about the downfall OF President Ebert
General Director Kapp is reported
to be at the head of this revolution"
General Luettwitz is slated to be com
mander In chief Of the military forces
These names Indicate its reactionary
character. Dr. kapp was president Of
the fatherand party. which favored
Carrying on the war to the bitter end.
After the armistice the Socialists
clamored for his arrest, charging that
he had prolonged the war and hinder
ed peace.
Maj. Gen. LuettwitZ was military
governor of Belgium In the early days
of the war He Is thoroughly Prussian
and has been strong in his opposition
To the peace terms. He has an Ameri-
can wife. born Cary. of Cleveland.
The military power behind Knapp
and LuetiwitZ is presumably troops re-
Gently returned from the Baltic states.
These troops are believed to be in con
troll of Berlin.
All sorts of possibilities are in the
air The national assembly has been
dissolved. The Socialist parties have
declared a general strike. Some sort
of n government is being formed In
the meantime kapp is practically
dictator.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

Having cleared your skin keep II clear
by making CutIcurn your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap TO cieanse
and purify. the Ointment to soothe and
heal. the Tslcum to powder and per.
fume. No toilet table IL complete
without them. &c everywhere.--Adv
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

Doesn't hurt bit Drop little
freezone on an aching corn. instantly
that corn stops hurting. then you lift
II right OUT. Yes. mngic
tiny bottle OF Frc.xone costs but
Few cents nj any drug store, but IN
sni'lcient TO remove every hard corn.
SOFT corn. or corn between the toes.
and the ealluses. without soreness or
irritation.
Freezone In the sensational dis
covery Of Cincinnati genius. II In
wonderfui.--Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

You mas think that n bachelor with
an Income "f one million hates 10 pay
mn Income inN. hui II you want Ia he
hold his enihusia sm freeze Just watch
him groan when the school tax IL
h'istesi. Houston Pest
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

Nothing l. 81 local "a not to he of
some general benefit.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

What was heralded as a great drive
against Poland by the Russian bolshe-
Wiki was turned into a decisive defeat
Of the latter when the Poles took two
important railway functions and n
large number of prisoners, Including
an entire division stan. Immediately
thereafter Tchitcherin, soviet foreign
minister. sent another peace note 10
warsaw. asking when and where the
peace delegates of all the border mn.
lions might meet with the representa-.
tivcs OF the bolshevik. He asked Po-
land to refrain from further hostilitIes
and explained that the soviet 0pera
tons on thee Lithuanian and White
Ruthenian fronts, which the Poles had
broken up. were inspired by fear that
the Poles intended TO start drive
against the Ukraine. President PiIsu6.
skis position In Poland was greatly
strengthened by the victory of his
troops and the attitude of the Mos
COW government
The Roumanians and the bolsheviki
are In fair way to make peace, ne
gouatiohs now being under way at
Dorna Watra In Bukowina. As a pre-
iiminary the Roumanians demand that
the soviet troops be withdrawn from
the frontier and that commercial reia-
tons be resumed. II now appears like
~ That Roumania will succeed In her
great purpose of annexing, or recov-
ering, Bessarabia.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

flzlless scala water il hzzle just
the snIne
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

ft ttiC ittth WI n
ed hay to the various
labor members have
n labor temple, a two
ding. ~ by 125 feet.
below and lodge rooms
br.
committee of the
l'm bureau has placed
ounces Of strychnine.
bccl,arine. and 2tW la
Ks, costing $1,000.
entOmOlOgist. an as
rialiSi. and an assist
Dntrol TO the staff Of
r University of Idaho
m is announced.
dealers have decided
from April u To ~, |
zee information there |
attendance Of Idaho, |
bali dealers and motor |
stan,lard salary sched- |
county teachers was |
the convention of the
stees, Ii was decided |
range from 5000 to
phosphate deposits i'm |
kt will be opened To
market by n spur
egon Short Line. was
feceived last week mt
Who has been In the |
Jail since last Oct0-
ge Of selling intoXi-
Indians. has been sen
nys i'm Jail and to pay
ri been found of Roy
ed 10, who has been |
IS home ut IOcatelIO
5<3he boy went hunting
j. nearby town with
Drmerly of the bureau
14ndry. Washington. ID.
pOinied sheep special
4ersity Of Idaho extern
Id already has taken
lies.
Line trains operating
ln on mountain time
state. providing an
Eche1 between the state
ion and the Oregon
Jon.
eported 10 the police
mai after he had ptir-
|<3ptleg liquor he was
M head with Il black
iGSl of ii 500 Liberty
16ts.a>h.
nm. aged G,. clean up"
lx1gon Short Line shops
Instantly killed when
switch engine passed
M body. managing him
t,ognition.
Bounty commissioners
III Sll.WN for rodent
b2O. The county plans
paign into every com
or,.e Ia The fullest eN-
y wv passed by the last
10 be- lively competi-
te for troops of cav
FeEiinent which Adiu-
Y. Patch has been
nize for the war de
ello and t;ootlin. are
nee.
Ieye> in the conServa-
is evidenced bv the
nlly all Of The apple
fresh fruit for the
ower> have ever re-
dried. The season
n>t closed.
amed ut u banquet at
Which We're presented
uciion of II railroad
through Filler. Bull. |
contact, NeS.. ia an
hrrn Pacific nj WellS.
seek the approval ~
nt.tl IL the prop.,>ed
iitie~ commission af
en asked Ia leIitinu
oInncrrr commission
sh oll= mountain time
1rific time. a. i now
- from all over south
been laid before the
1r>i one coming from
on the Mini,loka
Created by the county
The Minidoka irriga-
also take vigorous
fhe coming season To
& Feeds un canal banks
h>.
efins uf beef growers
|l@es af the Itah-i,la IN
~ Riarkfaot an agree
81 whereby growers
III Individual options
~ compensation. using /,
ar the Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

Applause has made fools az NOR.
tbeH than criticism
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

attacking the British rule Dispatches
from Turkey assert that Prince Feisal
of the Hedjaz kingdom is implicated
III II and has suggested possible
union Of Turkey. Syria and the Hedjaz.
The situation Is becoming almost as
complicated and difficult to under
stand as that In Russia some months
ago.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

rss "a on the Minidoka
q Created by the county
sel<1 The Minidoka irriga-
ca4<@ also take vigorous
VI elQ41I< the coming season To
: n H. reeds un canal banks
rxeW rs
Eeflng nj beet growers
s1&m111I4es of the Itah-itlahu
IL 0Nr4t Rlackfaot an agree
We Guoed whereby grower>
Iii Individual option.
J - compensation. using
- ~ Nchetlule or the Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

The Supreme court Of The rnitesf
States cealt the national ireasur,
rather n severe blow last week whef
II decided that stock dividends of cor
porations are not tsxabIe as income
The government will be compelled 70
return huge sum-muyhe q much A.
500 Opo.Ooo-already collected. MANY
corporations that have been accunu
lafipg big SURPRISES have been await.
ing tie decision TO "cui MELONS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

TIE presidents commission for set
tlement Of the coal mine labor trouble
was unable last week 10 formulate q
unanimous report rs Mr. Wilson ~
queSted bur enc was forwa rded 10
the White House signed hy Peai.. rep
re~enting the owners and Robinson
representing the public White. repre-
seniing the miners. refused to concur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
JEDNOSc w SEJMIE POL
SKIM.

Paryz, 80. lipca. - WczoraJ
pred poiudniem Sejm polski wy
ni6si prawie, re jednogioSna rezo
lucye, il Polska ME pozwoli u
siebie zaprowadziG Sowietow ma
wet "a Gene otrzymania lepszych
warunkow pokoju. Wszystkie
partye, wiaczajac nawet skrajnie
lewych, przyrzekiy swoja pomoc
poparcie obecnemu rzadowi, od-
rzucajac propogycye radykaiow
zbolszewizowania Polski.
BOLSZEWICKIE PROPOZY--
eye POKOJOWE.
Warszawa, 80. ipca. - Nota
sowiecka w sprawie zawieszenia
broni, oznaczonego na piatek, wy
wofuje tutaj wielhe niedowierza-
ME. szczegolnie gdy jest zesta--
wiona intencyami Lejby Troc-
kiego, bolszewickiego ministr-
wojny. Neutralni observatory So
przekonani, ze zawieszenie broni
bedzie odlozone i mozliwie, ze
nigdy ME dojdzie do skutku do
roki czerwoni ME zajma Warsza-
wy, a jesli nawet zostafoby pod
pisane, to bolszewicy z}amaliby go
" kr6tkim czasie, t1omaczac sic
brakiem kontroli mad czerwoneml
wojskami, co do pewnego stopnia
jest prawda.
Prasa warszawska oburza sic
powszechnie na ton noty dowod-
cy bolszewickiego.
.,Gazeta Poranna' pisze, re od-
iozenie zawieszenia broni do 80
lipca dowodzi tylko perfidyi boil
szewickiej i wyjawia intencye
czerwonych despot6w zupefnego
zniszczenia Polski "a wszelka ce-
ne.
,,Rzeczpospolita" pisze, re boil
szewicy ME pragna pokoju lecz
podboju Polski. Zachciewa sic i'm
Warszawy i Lwowa. Rad polski
lax i kazdy inny watpi W szczere
intencye Moskwy.
Obecny Rad polski cieszy sic
poparciem socyalistow w}oScian.
Codziennie dokonywane So aresz
towania agitatorow bolszewic-
kich W caiym kraju. Duza liczba
podzegaczy bolszewickich costa
la wysiana przez armie bolszewi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
Z Biura MeteorOlOg;cznegO.

WsCh6d sIonca gOdZinie 5:41.
ZaCh0d slOiCa gOdzinie Sill.
Pogoda W Chicago okOlicy: W
piatek pogOda; popoiudniu W nocy
mieco Chlodniej. w sObote pogOda z
Imiarkowana temperature. Unfair
kowany poInOcny p0inocno-wschod-
nj wiatr.
Temperature doby minionej: MAJ
wyisZa wc1GrGj o godZinie 2-giej po
poludniu 80 stopni, najnizsza wcDo
raj o godzinie 6-tej rano, 6s stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
DEMOKRACI w PRZEDE-
DNIU RAMPANT.

Washington, 80. lipca. - Geo.
White, przewodca demokratycz--
nego krajowego komitetu oznaj-
mil tn wczoraj, ze haslem demo-
kratycznem W Rampant bedzie
,,Pokoj, Postep, Pomyslnost."
Przewodca wzmiankowaf Sta
mach Illinois, Indiana Ohio ia
ko gf6wnem ~polu bitwy' dla
kampanii, lecz dodaf, re skoro pla-
ny Rampant zostana uskutccz-
nione, gubernator Cox zamySla
PoProwadzit swa kampanie do
wszystkich Stanow.
Pan White powiada. ze demo-
kratyczni przew6dcy staraja sic,
by scnatoralny komitet ME ustal
W Sledztwic co do fundusz6w,
przeznaczonych ma polityke. Spo-
dziewac sic nalezy, &c centrum
krajowych kampanii bedzie W
Nowym Yorku. Pan White uda
sic tam do glownej kwatery jesz-
czc W tym tygodniu, ably przygo-
towac sic do rozpoczecia w}aSci-
wei Rampant ma przysz}y tydzien.
w tych dniach zamianowany 20
stanie przcw6dca Rampant dla
Stan6w zachodnich: kwatera je-
so bedzic W Chicago.
Nowy York, 80. lipca. - w.
G.. McAdoo powiedzial, ze chetnie
bedzie pomagai W kampanii Co.
"a, gioszac mowy w roznych
micjscowoSciach. Gl6wna zache-
ia do tcj piracy jest przcstrzezenie
obywateli, by ME wybrali handy
data przckupionego pieniedzmi
(republikahskiego.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
z POLITYkI.
Sedzia Bernard P. Barasa

- Sedzia Bernard P. Barasa
kandydat do republikanskiej no.
minacyi ma prokuratora stanowe,
60 wydai oSwiadczenie, W kto-
rem orzek}, ze ME dostai indorsa
Cyl cd partyjnych organizacyi
d!atego, ze prohibicyoniSci dzla,
iaia przeciw MENU. Sedzia Ba-
rasa zaznaczyL re zmniejszyiby
lose przestepstw W Chicago G
50 proccnt, jezeliby zosta( wybra
ny ma ten urzad.
- Homer H. Galpin, przewod
ca republikanskiego, powiatowegc
komitetu centralnego powroci{ dc
miasta ze swych wakacyi przy-
gotowany jest do wziecia zywe'
60 udzialu w walce O nominacye
powiatowych anty-Thompson,
skich kandydatow.
Barret O'Hara, byly porucz--
nix gubernatora, podal swa petty
eve jako kandydat do demokra,
tycznej nominacyi ma guberna-
tora.
- Senator Medill McCormick
zostai wybrany wczoraJ glow
nym asystentem Will H. Hays'a
przewodcy republikanskiego kra-
jowcgo komitetu do kierowania
kampania Hardinga Coolidge'a'
Kwatera senatora McCormicka
bedzie Wv hotelu ,,Auditorlum"
Wieksza Geese swego czasu Sc
nator spedzi W Chicago
Ernest Bamberger, czionek re
publikanskiego krajowego komi-
tetu z Utah, ziozy} wizyte do re-
publikanskiej krajowej kwatery
zapowiedziai, ze Stan, ktory re-
prezentuje, powr6ci do republi-
kanskiego tykietu W tym roku.
- Demokratyczni przewodcy
z powiatu Cook, udali sic wczoraj
do Springfieldu, gdzie dis odbe
dq konferencye ma ktorej wybra
NJ zostanie demokratyczny sta
nowy tykiet. w gronie udaja-
cych sic ma konferencye s2;
George E. Brennan, by}y CUB. E
+. Dunno, by}y senator James
Hamilton Lewis, William L. o.
Connel, John T. Traeger, Robt
NJ. Sweitzer, Dennis ]. Egan, J.
McGillen, Martin J. O'Brien, P,
Reinberg, Henry, Stuckart, aid.
Clayton F. Smith, McDonough
i Cermak, klerk miejski James T.
lgoe, representant Michael L.
Igoe, prokurator stanowy Mac
ley Hoyne, John F. O'Malley
p-okurator dystryktowy Charles
+. Clyne.
PRZESILENIE WEGLOWE'
Komitet skali piacy, w sk}ad
kt0rego wchodza wiasciciele ko-
pain z centralnego dystryktu we
giowego odbedzie konferencye W
hotelu Auditorium, celem wzie
cia pod uwage propozycyi made
s'anych cd John L. Lewis'a, pre-
zcsa gorniczej organizacV uni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
WASHINGTON, A sTRAJK
WEGLOWY.

Washington, 80. lipca. - Ra
port sekretarza Wilsona O sytua.
cyl wegla, zwlaszcza stosunkach
W Stanach Illinois / Indiana zostaI
wys1any wczoraj do prezydcnta
Wilsona. Sekretarz Wilson odmo.
viii informacyi co do treSci rapor.
tn, jednak ogolna opinia w depar.
tamencie piracy panuje, TAXA, zc
poSr6d rckomendacyi znajduje sic
jedna, IL Przyznanie wyzszei pla.
cy przez komiSye miekkiego we.
sla zn0w spotka' sic pewna tru,
GnoScia. albowiem ureguIowanie
p}acy dziennym robotnikom Mig
dy ME zostalo przyznane. Sc.
kretarz Wilson, byi jcdnym z wa
zniejszych charakter6w w ncgo.
cyacyach, kt6re wielce przyczy.
ni}y sic do przyjecia przez w}aSci-
cieli kopalh i g6rnik6w usiug wy
dziafu, zwanego komisya MICK
kiego wegla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

| ted Mine Workers of America y,
oraz ably konferowac komlte-
tenn g6rniczym co do skali piac'
Chociaz zadnc oficyane oswald
czcnie ME zostaio wystoSowane,
iaka akcya zostanic powzieta.
iednak doszlo do wiadomosci z
pcwnych zrodei re procedure kon
fcrencyi przedstawiac sic bedzle
rastepujaco:
Wlasciciele kopalh poinformu
| ia prczesa Lewis'a, re przyjeto
ugode, kt6ra opracowana zostala
W miesiacu kwietniu przcz fcde-
ralna komisye miekkiego wegla,
po otrzymaniu instrukcyi cd pre-
zydenta Wilsona.
Wykala Lewisowi, re ugoda
zostaia zerwana przcz gornikow
i powiedza mu, &c w czasie, gdy
zgadzaja sic zrobic pewne mo-
dyfikacye, ME moga wziac pod
uwage zadnych nowych projek-
tow co do skali piacy, dopoki gor
nicy ME powr0ca do piracy.
WiaSciciele kopaln wySla tax
re komunikat do prezydenta vii
soma, w ktorym zarzadzaja pod
pisu ugody, kt6ra zostanie mu
przcdstawiona. Powiadaja oni, re
zaiezy to zupe}nie cd prezydenta,
ably zapobiegs dalszym sporonl
g6rnikow, W sprawie tel ugody.
Koleje korzystaja nadanych
i'm przywilejow pierwszenStwa
gromadza wiclkic zapasy wegla
firmy przemyslowe takze staraja
powiekszyc swe zapasy. w jar
dach kolejowych linii ILLINOIS
Central przy Indiana ave. i 1l3
uI., wiecej niz 80 wagon6w we
eia pozostaje ma torach oczeku-
;ac wy}adowania.
Wyllys G. Baird, prezes organi
zacyi handlowej oChicago Asso-
citation of Commerce" wyda} for
maine orzeczenie, re prezydent
Wilson powinien powziat natych
nliastowq akcye celem zapobie--
zcnia strajkowi, polecii takze E.
konomiczne obchodzenie sic z o.
palem / woda.