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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
r BENNINGTON

Tonight, attractive Dorothy Gigh in
a Paramount feature that will keep
you laughing and make you glad you
came. 'I1n Get Him Yet tells how
Dorothy ran a railroad, a newspaper,
a lawyer, a lover and incidentally q
husband and she certainly had her
be a Sennott comedy, When Love j.
Blind" ADV.
The dance which was to have been
held Friday, November 5 by Valley
View camp 1926 NJ. w. A, will be
held this week Friday, October
10Th. A harvest supper will be sery.
ed at Dryers restaurant in connec-
ton with the dance. All Woodmen
and their friends will be welcome.
Mrs. H. T. sCushman ana daughter
Mrs. Caroline Wellington were in
Troy Tuesday.
Miss Harriet yelling Is visiting
friends in Schenectady.
Mrs. T.,F. Turner has returned
from New York city.
Miss Dubois has returned from a
few days visit at her home in Cats
kin, n. Y.
Ransom Salmon is in New York
city.
IT is rumored that q new meat mar
ket is to be opened Saturday. This
viii be a much needed addition to
the business Of the village.
Miss Church of Hall Farm is spend
f,,. 4. f,,,s Inu. IA, Nnu Norlr
G. +. Houghton has returned from
Boston, Mass.
Miss Anna Helen Pease Of Coble-
skin. N. ". has been spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Sim
munIi. tlE
The Laaies' Aid society Of tile Con-
EDUCATIONAL church viii hold its am
1dal neettng at. the parsonage Friday
iafternoth. Oct. 20, at 4 O'Clock.
Tm, lnpie Of the mid@eek prayer
service at The cougrqgatiopal ehutth
this week, ID to be 'fKbldness and
Justice IN Judging. Others. Tho
meeting viii close at Sis for a meet
ing az thB objects and teachers of the
Sundag school, at which a full repre-
sentation Is desired.
Mr.. rid Mrs. G. b. yelling were in
Troy Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hall have re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, after
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. William Il. Scott and two chill
dren have returned from Troy where
they were the guests Il her grand
mother. Mrs. G. w. Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bromley Of
East Arlington were IN town Sunday,
Mrs. Jennie Scriyen Of Pownal Us
spending a few days at her home
here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
AZ szr~~2 -
TOO "SANCTlFIED" FOR Her
Aunt Lizzie's Reasons for Leaving
Her Spouse, and Why She Was
Not GrieVing.

Aunt Lizzie, comfortably fat, n wild,
ow, aud nearing middle age, met her
fate in the person Of q prosperous ne
gro who owned a plantation aud q
good home. Her white friends thought
she had done unusually well, and were
glad. A few short months after tie
wedding ceremony, however, she came
ia see a family she had had once cook
ed for, and when a young member 81
the group asked about her wealthy
spouse, she said Law, chile dore
left that Niger. Him and me didn't
ect along a-ial.' Surprised the girl
hsked: "Whaf on earth was the mat
ter Aunt Lizzie? | thought you mar
ried "A fine man with plenty Of money"
Had plenty of money, all right she
rcylted. "Warnt but one ching wrong
with hlm-he was sanctified. You
know. ono of desc here holiness men.
Us ha9fit. ks~An married 5Aa-gme befe'
he told me | warn't ms good as him.
Said | was o%nregenerate. Den he
stopped ne fun drinking coffee,
wouldn't let me- wear my weddin'
clothes. and said he'd quit me if |
ever went near one Of desc picture
vhows. And You know, honey. | loves
my coffee, my clothes, and when |
comes to town my picture shows. So
| M and quits him" "You don't look
sad about it, the GIRL said. "Ain't
sad. honey amt sad. ! got me a
lawyer and TUX half dat nigger's plan
tation way FUN him. Guess he wish
ed when ! done dat he hadn't been SCI
conptidedp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
{ uaint Industries.

Ohservp n of thu worlds Industrl.
ais r1Jeals some very quaint calling.
for there are queer habits and strange
desires on the part of various rsces,
and always there are those who enter
10 those customs or undertake to sup
ply the wants. As queer a trade or
profession rs any Is that Of "tooth-
s%talner," which fNnrlshes In parts Of
Asia, where the natives regard black
teeth as a crownIngb beauty. The tooth
s%talncr, equipped with little brushes
and boxes Of coioriug matter, calls on
his customers at regular intervals. n
general. The q%pcratiGn IS not mike
hat Of hlaCking a shoe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
Judge" Hsyt TestifGs
Veteran Judge Of the Racing Circuit
Tells Of the Worth Of Var-ne-sis
Proof
That

w coHouERS
&E RHEUMATISM

For35 years Mr.. George Haytof Is
Athens St, Rochester, N. T., has
oficiated as presiding and starting
judge for harness horses at races all
over the country.
He said: II suffered from rheu-
matism forfve years; at times could
scarcely walk. My left hand was
helpless for six or eight weeks; the
left shoulder badly involved, and
running up into the head. | used
to 90 up and down stairs on my
hands and knees. My stomach, too,
was in very bad shape, and ! felt if
| did not get relief would have to
give up business. | took many
remedies, but received no benefit.
When | began taking Var-ne-sis |
was in constant pain, but after a
short time | began TO feel relieved.
The pain left me, my stomach
trouble disappeared. / am abso-
lutely free from rheumatic pain, and
feeling better than ! have for years.
(Signed) GEORGE HAYT.
Is Athens Street, Rochester, NY.
yar-no-sis gets the stomach liver. kid
neys and bloOdin good condition. Send
for booklet, The Rust of Human
Hinges" Ir5 Free. Address w. A.
Varney, Lynn, Mass.
Warm sis RUB-ON EASES PAIN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
EAST RUPERT

Harry Danforth and family and
Mrs. b. Ladd motored TO Granville FRI
day to do some shopping and attend
to other business.
Gordon Harwood spent Sunday in
Sunderland with his wife.
Mrs. Clark Harwood went to Truth.
vile. N. ", last week TO see her
daughter, Mrs. Cary who is i'll.
James r. Hin took a trip by auto to
Cobbleskill, n. Y, and to visit mher
places while absent.
Charles Towsleo and family made
o short visit Sunday 10 his fathers in
Pawlet.
Steadman Aldrich returned to his
duties at Adams, n. Y, Monday.
The farmers are very busy picking
apples, digging potatoes and masking
corn, preparing for the coming win
tei.
Miss PAYNE, the school teacher, at
tended the teachers meeting at Dorset
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Haley CT Sunderland called
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
Kissing to Cure.


"Come to mother, dear, she'll kiss II
and make ii BETTER
Isn't this the regular thing when n
child sustains an injury. real or
lmagined7
Little do they realize, these indulg-
ing mothers and husbands, that In this
mock ministration they are but iml-
tntlng the practice Of old time sorcer-
ers who pretended to cure diseases by
sucking the affected part, In their
superstitious. m~yfh-tenanted age they
found the people easy prey 10 their Inn
positions but today even the baby Is
skepticai Of the curative powers Of n
kiss on a bruised kneel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

This lo urforgiyable in Poker.
D. w. Griffith says he meyer played
but one game Of paker n his life, and
in that one he made the mistake of
trumping his partners ace.-Indlan.
epolis Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
FREE

Send for aClevel0nd's Superior Receipts and
Recipes Showing How Cleveland's Superior
Baking Powder saves Eggs" Write for it
TODAY.
1876 William Street, New York City
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27
NOTICE

I wish to inform the pubic tuat Ed
gar s.. Buss, who has acted as agent
for me for some time past, is no longer
in my emp oy. All orders tor monu-
mental work intended for me, should
be sent to my address at 220 School st.
Ernest l.. Lambert.
Bennington, Vt. ADV
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-27

upon friends Sunday.
Mrs, Rounds Of Mlddletown called
to see her niece, Mrs. Charles Tows.
ley Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
SHERLOCK HOLMES IN
CAST OF "BREAk THE
NEWS TO MOTHER"

There's very iniportRnt ciiarac.
tersin the cast of "BEeak the News
to Mother" Select Pictures latest
special attraction whose name does
not appear on the screen at any
|time. All those who see this charm
ing picture. Of small town. life which
Select Pictures offers at tbes Palace
Theatre Thursday will be anxious to
know the name of this clever and
unusual actor
Sherlock Holmes is his name, and
he is said to be one of the cleverest
dogs in existence. He is of the
Dalmatian breed and Dame Rumor
has it that he is even smarter than
Teddy of Keystone fame. Sherlock
won the prize for the smartest dog in
Ohio. donated by the Cleveland Press
on Nov 7, 1915. DR.. F. NJ Stone is
the proud owner of the prize winner.
and he says that Sherlock is more
like human being, than any other
animal lie has ever seen.
He is not a novice in the screen
world for he has appeared for years
IN Metro and Essanay. pictures Dr..
Stone had Sherlock on the United
Booking circuit for two years in a
feature act, during which time he
earned a salary of $4,000 a year
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
1.-THE ROUGH NECK"
STARRING MONTAGUE LOVE
KEEPS YOU GUESSING

Fun of surprise and thrills IS the
new World picture THE Rough Neck
starring Montague Love which will
be at the Palace tonight.
The story deals with John Masters,
played by Mr.. Love. Masters is
first seen as the boss of a lumber
camp. There he meets Frances Arm
itage, who comes with her father
TO visit the camp. Masters fathe,
dies, and he then steps into his
fathers shoes and becomes the poll
teal boss of a great city. In this
position, he comes in contact with
Armitage and finds the latter is try
ing to put over something on the
city which he thinks is graft. lie
then goes after Armitage with the
result that he greatly antagonizes
Frances. He regrets this because
he has fallen in love with the girl
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
DOROTHY DALTON is
ONE OF THE SCREENS
GREATEST ACTRESSES

Dorothy Dalton who appears at
the Coliseum tonight in ''Extrava
ganGc, is one OF the most popular
of all the screen actresses, and she
is deseryedly SO. She has that rare
combination of dramatic talent and
the art that conceals art She is
both beautiful and possesses rare
Intelligence.
This talented actress has never
appeared in play that offers a
better for display of her except
|ional abilities than in "Extrava
gance."
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
BREAK THE NEWS TO
MOTHER
MRS. JAMES HOGAN WILL
RETURN TO JUNEAU SOON

Mrs. James Hogan isiexpeoted to'
return to Juneau this month, Shcs
has been spending the winter sea-l
son at Atlantic City, N. j. In Lett
tiers received bySfriendR here, Mrsi
Hogan tells of having made two!
aeroplane flights owe rthe Jerseys
Coast. She says considerable inters
est is being shown in Alaska by;
people in the East and looks for q
big tourist travel to the North from:
that section of the country.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
Pacific Coast League
OLYMPIC FLOUR MAN al .
q. ! SAYS SifkA FLOURfSHiNG

Max Humfrey, who is covering
Alaska for the Alaska Supply Com
pany agents for Olympic Flour, re.
turned from commercial trip Ito
Sitka the first of the week. Mr..
Humfrey says that Sitka has an air
of prosperity and that the merchants
are doing good business. The city
appears to be full of people, he said,
and there is corSiderable building
going on.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20

There were no games in the Coast
League yesterday as the teams were
travelling. The season in the North
cfn end of the circuit opens today
with San Francisco playing at Sc
attic, and Los Angeles at Portland.
Salt Lake plays at Oakland and Sac
~amento at Vernon.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
MARGUERITE CLARK
COMING NEXTsAT
COLISEUM THEATRES

+ Beautiful and charming little Mar
suefite Clark is coming to the Cot
iseum theatre again this week. She
will appear Thursday and Friday in
Three Men and Girl"
| Marguerite CLARK, is a prime favor
lite in Juneau, as she is everywhere
and she will be at her best in this
charming production.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
AIRPlANE ACCIDENT ~
KILLS TWO AMERICAN
AvIATIONs OFFICERS

SANDERSON, Texas. April l6
Lieut. d. NJ. Hansell and Sergt w. r.
Maxwell, of the Nintieth United
States Aero Squadron were instantly
killed today when their plane fell
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
MORE THAN 100,
CONGRESS- PROPOSE
PACIFIC OCEAN TRIP

WASHINGTON, April .17+-More
than a hundred members of the
House plan to leave San Francisco
July aboard the transport Mount
Vernon for two months trip to
the Orient. The itinerary will include
Hawaii, the Philippine Islands, China
and Japan.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
American League

At Cleveland Z, Detroit
s.
At Philadelphia - Washington Z,
Philadelphia 0.
At Boston-Boston 6, New York o.;
Boston 8 New York 3.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
At the M0vies

The manner in which Frances
comes to find out that Masters is
not. the brute she thought him to be,
and the way she comes to reciprocate
his love, constitute an exceedingly
unusual and interesting photoplay
Barbara Castleton and Frank Mayo
are featured in The cast. q, ~ s,.,f
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
With the Majors and Minors
YESTERDAYS GAMES
National League

At st. Louis-Chicago 8, st. Louis
g.
At Brooklyn Boston 2.
At New York-New York 2, Palila-
delphia /.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
TONiGHT'S ATTRACTIONS

LiSEUM-Dorothy Dalton in eek
travagance."
PALACE-"The Roughneck' featuring
Montague Love, Barbara Gas
tieton and Frank Mayo.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
COMING THURSDAY

COLiSEUM-"Three Men and Girl''
featuring Marguerite Clark. :. -.
PAUACE-"Break the News To
Mother"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

nieposzanowaniu przez organa
bezpieczenstwa wladzy kongres-
manskiej Gala noe, ME mogs bo-
wien dostarczyc wyznaczoneJ
kaucyi W sumie $500.
Policyanci, ktorzy zaopieko--
wall sic panem Garrettem pc je-
go niefortunnych przygodach z
automobilem ma ulicy, ~twierdzs,
IL byi on poprostu spity. On sam
rrzeczy. rzecz oczywista, temu
energicznie, jakby to zreszta u
czynii zapewne katdy inny czlo-
mex kongresu, ktory twardo gio-
sowas "a wprowadzeniem prohibit
cyl. Ale niegrzeczne wladze po-
licyjne i sadowe ME chca mu VIE
rye i postawiiy go pod oskarze-
MEM kierowania automobilem W
rietrzezwym stanie,
POLSKI CHLOPAK KRoLEM
SZACHISToW
West Point, N. Y, II. listopa-
ia. = Osmnastu oficerow z tu--
t~ejszej akademii wojskowej -
wszyscy z Mich strategicy z ukoh
czona przewaznie poakademickq
szkola w~ojenna - jakotez jeden
kadet, kt6ry jest szamplonem
cry W szachy w tel akademii, 20
stale pokonanych wczoraj w
k~onteScie z polskim szachista Sa-
muelem Rzeszewiskim, kt6rV jest
dzieckiem, liczacem 8 i pol roku.
Ten. ktory najdSuzej w gree wy
trivial, dostai mata W s. ruchach.
Miody Rzeszewiski zbierai juz
poprzednio laury w turniejach
szachowych, jake wygrai w Ber-
LIME. Wiedniu. Paryiu, Warsza-
vie i Londynie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
z WALK ~PARTYJNYcH
w POLSCE.

Berlin, II. listopada. (Kores-
~pondencya Izaaka Don Levina do
Chic. Tribune.O - w ponie--
dzialek w Rydze nastapila wy
miana dokumentow ratyfikacyj-
nych pomiedzy sekretarzami de-
legacy polskiej i bolszewickiej
lecz Pomimo to kryzys polsko-
bolszewicH rozwija sic w dali
Sym ciagu.
Komuna moskiewska uwaza.
ze traktat ryski uznaje sowiety
rosyjskie i ukrainskie i zobowia,
zuje Polske do zerwania wszel--
k;ch przyjacielskich stosunkow z
Petlura i Wranglem, jake pre-
ciwnikami sow;etow.W piec dni
pc p0dpisaniu preliminary poko'
jowych z bolszewfkami, II paz-
dziernika Polska bavaria Z Petlu
ra traktat handlowy. ma mocy
ktorego cafy handel zagraniczny
p~rzechodzi ma Ukraine w rece
Folakow.
Gdy sprawl ia zostaia podrie-
siona w Sejmie przez demokra--
tow natodowych, a mianowicie,
czy traktat ryski i pakt z Petlura
ME So re SODA sprzeczne, ksiazs
Sapieha, minister spraw zagrani-
cznych, odpowiedziai, re jeden
traktat wcale ME wyiacza dru--
giego. Traktat ryski zobowiazu-
je Polske do powstrzymania sic
cd okazywania leaderom antybol-
szewickim pomocy wojskowej,
lecz pozwala ma ~podtrzymywanie
przyiacielskich stosunkow z nj
mi lub z jakimkolwiek innym
rzadem rosyjskim.
Moskwa jest Ddania, re tego
rodzaju postawa Poiski ME
wskazuje ma dazepie do trwaiego
pokoju z Rosya | re prezyden1
Pilsudski zmierza do stworzenia
casego sahcucha pahstw buforo--
wych pomiedzy Rosya a Polska.
Narodowi demokraci ma czele
z Dmowskim i Grabskim rozpo-
czeli silna kampanie przeciwko
marszaskowi PAsudskiemu i spo-
dziewaja sic podrninowae jego
stanowisko przez o~skarzenie, re
day on do zerwania traktatu, ry-
skiego(?D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

eva Polski jest pewniejsza.
Idea panstw buforowych ola pc
wnych europejskich MEOW sta
nu jest bardzo cenna, a idea ia
bez pomocy Polski jest ME do
wykonania. Jeden z wybitnych a.
merykanskich ekspertow militar-
nych twierdzi, re Petlura jest W
stanie stworzyc trwale panstwo
ma Ukraine, jezeli z~ostanie mu
ckazana pomoc z zewnatrz. Me
Jest rowniez rzecza bez znacze-
re naczelnik Piisudski pred Kill
koma dniami odwiedzit Petlure.
Shna antybolszewicka Ukrai--
ma niezalezna cd Rpsyi byiaby
cenna rzecza ola Polski, szczegol-
ME gdy Wrangel zostsuie rozbi-
ty, Co jest prawdopodobne. Pol,
ska ME zyczy sobie stracie swe-
go ostatniego sojusznika antybol
szewickiego.
Prasa polska W tych sprawach
zaimuie rome stanowiska.
w SEJMIE
PoLSKIM.
Warszawa, II. listopada.
Podczas niedzielnego posiedze--
MIA Sejmu doszlo do gwaltow--
nych seen. w przeciagu czterech
godzin byio siychae gwizdanie i
krzyki oraz tupanie i stukanie
krzesiami. w rezultacie kilku po-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
ROLSZEWICY MORDUJA
CZLONKoW AMER. CZERW.
KRZY1A.
KRZYzA.

Londyn, II. listopada. (Prasa
Stow - Kapitan Emmett Kill
patrick, przedstawiciel Amery--
kahskiego Czerwonego Krzyza W
Rosy poludniowej, i dwie
siostry mifosierdzia zostali bru-.
talnie zamordowani przez bolsze
wik6w podczas ataku kawaleryi
bolszewickicj ma Salkowo.
Sewastopol, II. listopada. (Pra
sa Stow - Gdy kapitan Kilpa-
trick zostai schwytany, Stefan
endar z Albany i James Heddin.
ger z Baltimore zdolali uciec. Re
szcie pracownikow znajdujacej
sic w niewoli bolszewickiej, We
dug slow Jerzego Ryden'a, dy--
rcktora Amerykanskiego Ger
woneso Krzyza, ME grozi niebez
pieczenstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11

Pc wizycie, zfozonej przez Ma
czelnika Pifsudskiego gen. Pet
lurze 81 pazdziernika, kampania
demokratow narodowych przy--
Eraia charakter bardziej gwalto-
why.
Wedlug slow correspondence,
reakcyjna partya DmowSkiego
valley o pokoj Z Rosya, lecz jed
noczeSnie czyni to W celu pozy-
skania ola siebie poparcia ogolu
przeciw marszalkowi Piisudskie-
nu podczas przyszlej elekcyi.
(korespondencye pana Don
Lewina podajemy tylko ola in
formacyi, lecz zastrzegamy, re
nalezy przyjac ia z rezerwa, gdyz
fakty podane w niej So ma}o pra-
wdopodobne. Przyp. Red.)
FRANCYA ZNIEPOKOJONA
~GROMADZENIEM WOJSK
NIEMIECKICH.
Paryz, II. listopada. - 10000
zolnierzy niemieckich w ciagu
ttzech tygodni wraz z oficerami
przekroczylo grantee pruska i
weszlo ma t%erytoryum Litwy.
Wiadomosci tie zostaiy otrzyrha-
ne we francuskiem ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych.
Ministeryum spraw zagranicz-
nych przypuszcza, re w Mem
czech monarchisci przygotoWuja
zamach stanu.
Rad francuski robi zarzut
rzadowi niemieckiemu, re ten ME
poSiada zadnej kontroli mad VOL
skiem. Francya jest zaniepokojo-
ma takiem duzem zgromadzeniem
wojsk n~iemieckich, gdyz ME So
dzi ona. azeby taxa liczna armia
byia potrzebna ola okazania po--
mocy Litwie. Sprawl ia ma bye
przedStawiona Lidze NarodoW
ma konferencyi w Genewie.
NIEMCY ZAMIERZAJA Do
MACAO sIF ZMIANY R A
TATU WERSALSKIEGO.
Berlin, II. listopada. - Dope
sza do London Times donosi,
re baron Kurt Won Lesner, byiy
prezes p~okojowej delegacyi ME
mieckiej, przediozyi gl6wnemu
komitetowi w Reichstag'u plan
kampanii propagandy ma rzecz
rewizyi traktatu wersa,skiego.
Baron Lesner oznajmii, re
wszystkie partye powinny skoor-
dynowaG swoje dziaiania i donna
gao sic bezwarunkowo rewizyi
traktatu wersalskiego. Plan swoj
baron niemiecki OPERA ma tel ma
dziei, re zdrowsze elementy w
paistwach nieprzyjacielskich We
una gore. a mianowicie w Anne
rycc, Wioszech i Anglii. Miedzy
innemi p%unktami, jake baron
Kurt %Proponuje zmienit, znajdu-
je sic sprawl wydania 100000
krow dojnych. Wydanie tax OIL
brzymiej liczby krow by'loby
wyrokiem smierci ola tysiecy
dzieci niemieckich. CA lie takich
wyrokow smierci wydali Men,
cy. uprowadzajac krowy z Polski,
z Belgii i Francyi? Co powie ma
t. baron Kurt Won Lesner? -
Przyp. Red.)
SYTUACYA w IRLANDYI
STATE SIF CORAZ BAR
Dz1EJ ~GRozN1EJszA.
Dublin, II. listopada. - Sytua-
eva W Irlandyi Z dniem kazdym
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Bedziecie ZadOwoIeni zobacZywszy
jak predko bedziecle mogli usunac ma
gniotek, jak sic luszczy i iak iatwo
pafcem ~bedeziecie go mOgli zerwac, po-
proStu Jest giupstwem oBcinae nagnio-
tiki Ola posbycia sic ich Tub dla zapobie
gniscia bolowi, kiedy "Gets IT. zupel-
ME je uSunie.
Gets It. sprzedawane Jest We wszy-
Stkich aptekach 'kosztuje drobnostke.
w razie niezadowolenia zwracamy pie
niSdze. WyrabiRns przez Z. Lawrence
and Co., Chicago.
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slow zostalo wydalonych ma Kill
ka posiedzen.
Wrzawa zostala wywolana
sprawl utworzenia senatu. W
koncu W sprawie tel zostaf osia-
gniety %kompromis i przekazano
ia do komisyi konstytucyjnej.
WiskszosG podczas giosowania
wyrazila sic tylko czterema kon-
serwatywnymi gEosami, Poslo-
vie, kt6rzy brazil najczynniejszy
udziai W tel wrzawie, So to daw-
nj poslowie do parlamentu au--
stryaekiego, w ktorym nauczyli
sic sztuki robienia obstrukcyi.
Skrzynka z balotami zostala
wyrwania przez socyalistow z
rak poslow konserwatywnych
i baloty zostaly wysypane ma zie-
nie. w konou wrzawa doszfa do
takiego stopnia, re mic ME bylo
MONA zrobic.
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BOLSZEWIC-
cY MoRDUJA sWo1cH OFF
CERoW.

Kopenhaga, II. listopada. -
Depesza z Helsingforsu do Der
l:ngske Tidende" donosi, re We
dug gazety antybolszewickiej,
tylko co otrzymanej W Kronszta-
Gle, wybuchnal bunt %srod ma
rynarzy bolszewiekich. Zasoga
statku ,,Gromboi" zbuntowala sic
i wymordowata swoieh oficerow
i zatopiia okret.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-11
TElEGRAMY kRAJOWE.
z SLEDZTWA E
WYDZIALoWI MARY
NARKI
ARK
Now York, ii. listopada.

Nowy York, IL. listopada. =
w prowadzonym tn przez kongre
syonalny komitet sledztwie w
sprawie r~ozmaitych nieporzad-
kow i naduzyG W wydziale ma,
rynarki Stanow ziednoczonych,
zeznawai wczoraj !. F. Richard.
son. pomOcnik sekretarza i staty-
styk komitetu, kt6ry przedstawil
MOVIE zarzuty i dowody, stwier--
dzajace, IL wydziai ten dopusz--
czai sic roznych naduzyc, fawo'
ryzujac niektore oferty, piacac
nadmierne ceny popeiniajac
przez to marnotSawstwo fundu-.
Sow publfcznych.
Jutro ma skladaG zeznania ko-
mendant A. B. Clements, asystent
admiraia Rensona, prezesa wy
dziaiu marynarki.
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pEiHNNrR Cy1cA0onn AAas~
ncss visesJ dropayah ogiossst. aph
tsli vssystlis tnns dsisnnih 1elakls
, chIcaGo PAnsna wzaoeA