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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05
The Windmill
FOLK OF ANY TOWN.

IOl<k " AM AOWANs
The Sslf-Aads Man.
WAansver Arthur sampson Whiting
passed
TAs mothers OF our town would
point him out
Ara tell the little boys: There's
IN example for you.
He was q poor lad. dressed In rags,
but he worked
.And worked until he rose. NOW
look At him.
There's what hard toll and charao-
ter
Can make Of any boy"
And the little boys
Would gaze IN awe and admiration
at him.
An the folk In town bowed before
Whiting.
For was no not a self-made mani
But Peter Crosby would have told
another tale,
Did he not lie among the paupers
In the graveyard by the hill Just out
Of town.
Peter would have told you
OF the great machine that worked At
last
Altar heavy years Of doubt and
failure.
He would have told how Whiting
came
Ana offered TO finance him and how
he agreed.
knowing nothing OF the lore Of
banks and markets.
He would have told how Whiting
made his fortune
Out of the blood sweated by another,
Leaving that other to waste away in
poverty.
But Crosby can not speak, for he
lies by the hillside,
And Whiting will not for no self
made man
VIII tell Of his success
Such 10 modesty!
The Sultan was told that the allies
had decided TO take from Turkey
the whole east coast OF the Medi-
terranean.
Allah! Oh Allah!" he cried. "Our
plight Is Syrious."
The Turks have canned the harem
But not because misgiying
or conscience came to scare EN-;
It's just the cost of living.
England is trying to solve the
liquor problem by shortening the
hours OF sale. The real problem is
to abbreviate the period OF the hang
over.
When one speaks of the Sons OF
the revolution these days one must
specify: Past. present. or future
The sons of the past revolution
are the inheritors Of the spirit OF
re
The sons of the present revolution
are the ultimate consumers, caught
in the dizzy whirlpool Of prices.
The sons OF the future revolution
are either on their way here or on
their way back to Russia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05
aa|lAllE
Reading
Pictures

Consumer Droe.
pscts read the pic-
lures" In Advertis-
Ing It . glance -
they h urrisdly
thum Dast the long
columns Of unintsr-
1ting typA
Good aAvest1se0
recognise this fact
and. In order to scn
goods to thS buy
Goth century pub
lie. are putting ~
lures IN Dlaos Of the
sld-time barrels q
typA.
True. the illus
trations used must
be real message
carriers. But you
viii find this sort 1t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05

The infant prodigy who used to
recite for company now writes q
book. with an introduction by J. NJ.
Barrie, or Charlie Chaplin or some
body and without punctuation May
we be saved from the kindergarten
school OF literature!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05

the people Of Iowa respect courage
wherever found. The Freeman Jour
nal is not expecting his nomination
nor is il hoping for it. but it believes
that as a candidate he is going to be
formidable"
The Des Moines Capital says: III
can not re expected that the sun oil
Woodrow Wilson shall set otherwise
than in a cloud. A man Of many
brilliant parts, he lacks the savlns
grace OF common sense when ap-
piled to. himself as an Individual.
His bad health will not assist him.
He has a year to serve and the coun-
try should be on its knees praying
that he may be restored to health
and that the world may again look
bright for him"
"Rut" inquiries the Waterloo
ARE not the states
better able to care for their soldiers
at this time than the federal gov
eminent? Iowa had a war fund OF
81 600 900 and did not feel the out
lay. We can pay our soldiers
req sonable sum. levy taxes to cover
same. and the average taxpayer
would not know the difference. II he
lid. lie would not complain because
the money went to Iowa boys ana
was spent in the stale.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05

Grape seeds have been found Il
yield . good OIL for cooking salads.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05
John Burroughs
& Notes.

l. what ars tho eak-appas -
May-applsf
II. what prsys upon rabbits!
III. Why will birds sonstimes
fsign lamsasssf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-05

The Sultan was told that the allies
had decided TO take from Turkey
the whole east coast Of the Medi-
terranean.
Allah! oh Allahi" he cried. Our
plight Is Syrious."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
BUSINESS CLUB
!. FAVORSP PARK
Resolutions Adopted BY Or
uanization to Establish
Park in Tottenville.

Bv Special Correspondent 49,
T0TTENvILLE, July lf:-heso-
lutions favoring a park TO pc ioca.s
cd in Tottenville nave been
by the Young Mems Business S
and will be forwarded 70 tne psah
commissioner and otneI porossn
and city officials asking tneir anu ~
the matter shortly. rms action ~
ssrh when the matter was brought
hafore the members by Edward a.
Tav,or. the president. Petitions VIII
he circulated among the people OF
~Tottanville and vicinity for the pro-
trct and turned over to n proper
srtboritv to be acted upon py tne
rark department and BOARD OF
sstimate and apportionment DeloLe
.-hom All such Improvements IN ene
Jtv must come.
The c,ub has no particular place
nrs The mark should be establish
onlv that 1t will be laid out IN
: Mace and manner suitapie
So the convenience Of the peopie
- me town. They claim tnat tne
yms Il ripe now for the
mar+ ~ such q park where n cnll-
aren 81 the present generation can
r~arreation. Parks have peer
20 aSa,.hed in various sections OF
tsiand but none a peer
sno~rt ~ for this end OF the Is
lus Since the borough OF Ricn-
nn-a csma in to its W OF navlne
raS Commissioner by the las
sssfure in establishing sucn az
49, there have been several oe
uanS. for marks in various sections
nhere none has existed on the Us
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
TottenDiIle

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hunt, of As
bury Park, visited Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Hoehn Tuesday. Miss Vivian Hunt.
their daughter, who was here for a
visit, returned home with them.
Mrs. Jennie Eiler, daughter Alice
and son Charles. of Quebec, Canada,
are the guests of the formers broth
err, James Laing. of Amboy road.
Miss Marium Miller was taken
to the Memorial hospital yesterday
for an operation for appendicitis.
Lloyd La Forge is home after a
visit with his son, George La Forge,
at Chester, Pa.
Miss Efie Beachem has returned
to Poughkeepsie after a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Wesley Woll-
Herbert Jones, who served four
years in the navy and was mustered
out of the service last week at San
Francisco. is home with his parents.
Motorcycle Patrolman William
Dickson, one of the speed cops on
Staten Island, has been transferred
to Brownsville, Brooklyn to foot
patrol.
John NJ. BREASTED. of Port Rich
mond. has been sworn in as third
district attorney for the county of
Richmond. He was named by
Mayor Hylan last week.
washington Council. Daughters
and Sons of Liberty met last night
at Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox wish
to thank all for ther kindness to
their daughter Myrtle In her recent
Illness
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
Pleasant Plains

MI. and Mrs. Charles Grossman.
Of Manhattan, visited in Prince Bay
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Meyers Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lenior re-
Gently.
Mrs. Peter Coogan, Of Perth Am
boy. visited Mrs. Thomas simon
son here yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Kearney has return
ed to Brooklyn after visiting az
Prince Bay Beach.
George Wheelright. Of Passaic,
has been visiting in town for a Few
days.
Miss Mary Pearsall. of Newark,
has been visiting relatives here ana
Huguenot Park.
Mrs. Joseph Litkenhaus Is enter
tanning the Misses Clara and Edna
Miller. of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Robert Eselborn has as mel
guest her sister from Massachusetts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
REPUBLICANS name
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION

BY Special Correspondent
T0TTENVILIE, July 14-Dele-
gates are being named by the gem
eral committeeman of the Republic
can county organization of the two
assembly district on Staten Island
for the unofficial state convention
that is to be held at Saratoga Tues
day, July 81. In the second assem-
bly, district that comprises the third,
fourth and fifth wards the following
delegates and alternates have been
named: Third ward, Clinton J. Shar-
rott delegate, and Mrs Cora L. But
Ter. and w. w. Whitford, ~alternates;
fourth ward, John T. Timlin, Jr.'
delegate and Mrs. w. g. Volkhardt'
alternate; fifth ward. Abram n.
johnson, and James Laing, dele
gates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN MELTED
$4,000 IN REPORT MADE
BY Special corrsspondsat.

BY Special Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE. July 14-In the
report of Russell j. WhiteY chair
man of the campaign committee for
the Richmond Memorial hospital
the recent drive for funds for the
hospital will net $4,000 when all
OF the returns are in. This will
include $1,000 from the employees OF
the s. S. White Dental plant at
Prince Bay and $500 from h m
pioyes of the Tottenville Copper
Works. Although the amount ask
ed for at first of $4,000 was not
reached, the board OF trustees and
directors of the hospital feel that
the drive was a success In view OF
the fact of the amount given over at
this time with so much other things
being asked for on this end of the
island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
SECOND OFFENDER IS FINED
$50 BY COURT YESTERDAY
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTGNVILI E. July 14-One
second offender caught speeding ~
NJ OtorcvC'e Patroiman Dickson Sun
day was 1nee $50 by Magistrate
.Croak in The second district court
yesterday He was Arthur +. La
frentz, Of e. East Eigstv-sixsh
street. Manhattan. others that wsrs
found guilty. Of speeding AMI 5ned
S25 each were George Dubois. of
20 Magnolia terrace. Aba . James
.Colyer, Of -U55 Bergen avenue.
Brooklyn. Garry s. LOUIS. Of F23
;@est 1s9th street, Mana-.ttan. and
William Harjes. Of 400 Fest Sevepty-
sixth stree, NanhaIa1. George
Houser OF So Breeze. wdr fined 81
for not having a rear light He WIS
summoned by Fatrolmo1 Newman
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14

are Herbert White of .Tottenville.
and James Crane of Pleasant Plains
The others are Robert Decker of
West New Brighton, Fred Wills of
Clifton, Edward CANTON Of Rose
bank. and Charles England Of sta
pleton. Patrolman White was for
merly in the fire department attach
ed to Isl Engine Company. Totem
Vile. He resigned as a fireman
when his name was called on the
civil service list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14
HERBERT WHITE and JAMES
CRANE PATR0LMEN NOW

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, July 147Six
Staten Islanders were in the class
of IL recruits graduating as new
patrolmen at the commencement
exercises held Friday night at the
18th Regiment armory, Brooklyn.
The class in training for the past
thirty days at police headquarters
Manhattan school for recruits were
handed their shields by Commits
sioner Enright and assigned to pre-
cincts throughout the greater city.
All six from Staten DBland have
been assigned to the 26th precinct
station. Manhattan. There are two
from this end of the island. They
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14

land. Abram Greenwald. speaking
for Borough President Van Name at
the Fourth OF July celebration here,
made 1t known that the borough
administration had in mind the es-
adjustment Of a park at the old
historic Billopp house on the shores
of the Staten Island sound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14

DETROIT. - Hugh Jennings has
been challenged to a golf match by
Bill Coughlin, coach OF Lafayette
ollege now and former Tiger. Jenn-
ings has a reputation on the links.
Coughlin is a beginner-not a come
back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14

.CHTCAGO@Kid Gleason left John
ny CLefty) Sullivan, recruit hurier. a.
home when the White Sox hit the
road. Sullivan got ambitious 10 play
regular 50 Joined a factory team in
Reioit-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-14

DETROIT. - Jack Coombs. the
bracer of the Tigers pitching STAFF,
picks the Yanks to be out in front
next October by at least ten games.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09

i bedzic TRIVIAL diva t~ygodnie. w tym
roku zarzadziI Czerwony krzyz poiOw
ten w ten spos0b, re kazda narodoWosc
dostanie kredyt ma sumo, jaka zblerze
ma Czerwony Krzyz. WaclaWowo take
ma brac udziai W tym ,,driwie', t0tez
oddano sprawe te Komitetowi ODywa-
telskiemu, kt6ry niniejszem ZTofuJe
ma dzie1 1870 listopada 1920, to jest
iutro W Srode, WieczOrcm o godzlnle
6smej do sail p%arafialnej sw. Wacaa-
wa wszystkie panic panienki W pa
rafii, kt6reby chcialy dopomGdz tel
sprawie tax waznej ola kazdego W A
meryce. ably sic stawily jak n~ajlicZnleJ
by i WaclawOwo, jak zawsze W spra-
wach narodowych, zrobilO swa czastke.
Razem 2 zapisywaniem cz}Onk6w do
Amerykanskiego Czerwonego krzyHa,
prowadziC sic bedzie / sk}adka ma cele
narodowe pOlskie, to tez podw6jny ma
my pOwOd, Oy naSZe paule l paulellhI
ME zaniechaiy tel ~spOsobnoSci | Okla
zaiy swa chec zajac sic ia naglaca spra
wa. Komitct meski ma WaclawOTie ME
da VINO temu iadnic sic spisa} sprzedajac
bondy poIskie, to tez MECH nasze pa
ME panienki sic licznie stawia W sro-
do do. nrary Ola cZprwonPpo sKrZyia i
ola potrzeb naszej odrodzonej Ojczy-
zny Polski.
Ks. +. c. Scieszka,
Woiciech j. Daniscb,
Emilia Plata.
Anastazya Nowak.
FIR. Wr6blewski,
KOmitet Obywatelski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09

krotnie przez dwu bandytow, kto
rych uSilowai aresztoWac PREY u
leach 29tej i Prairie ave. BrunS'a
zabrano do szpitala przypadko-
wego, gdzic lekarze orzekli, IL ME
grozi mu zadnc niebezpieczen-
StWo zycia.
- w najblizsza srode odbedzie
sic w Chicago korwencya DELE
gatow Anerykanskicj Narodo-
wei Ligi Obowiqzkowego Matt
czania. w konwencyi tel, ktora
odbywat sic bedzie przez pare
dni w hotelu Sherman, wezmle
udziai okolo oSmset delegation.
w picrwszym dniu konwencyi,
Artur Lederlc przcmawiat be
die ma temat %,zawieranie ma}--
zcnstw w wieku szkolnym".
-Onegdajszej nocy, u zbiegu
ulic Burton pl. i Lake Shore Drl
We, wydarzyla sic kolizya trzech
automobil6w naraz, w kt0rej 20
stall SLIME pokaleczony niejakl w,
P O'Neal. L pnr. 2609 Hampden
III. s. Megget, Z pnr. 1907 Green
shaw ave, jadac pc Lake Shore
Drive, chcacy uniknac kolizyi 2
drugim automobilcm, ktory "a
jcchat mu Z bocznej ulicy. skre
Gil nomenclature W box, ME uwa
zajac, &c obok niego jechal drugl
automobil, I ktorym sic wpicrw
zderzyi, a ME mogac r6wniez L.
niknqt zdcrzenia I automobllem
ola ktorego skreci} W box.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09
w SPRAWIE R~EDYSTRYK-
CYL MIASTA.

.Jak sic okazuje, miasto priced
rokiem 1924 ME bedzie zbieralo
zadnych owocow Z nowego syste-
mu redystrykcyi ma 80 ward, ia
HI tydzieh temu zostai przyjety
.przez ~wyborcow W OStatnich wy
torach. Sprawl ia bedzie m~usiala
bye ~jeszcze dobrzc przetrawionq
i najprawdopodobniej pojdzie
raz jeszcze pod referendum. W
tym celu wczoraj zosta} napredce
zwotany meeting specyalnego ko-
mitetu miejskiego, ola rcorgani--
zacyi miaSta. ma ktorym dopiero
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09

wyionify sic t~rudnoSci, jake. po--
ciagnie "a SODA redyStrykcya mia
sta. Ordynans nowego podzialu
ia wardy miasta zostanie w maj
blizszej przyszloSci przedstawio-
ny Radzie miejskiej Jezeli ME pa
dnie dostateczna iloSc gioSow, a
zeby zapewnic przyjecie ordy-
nansu redystrykcyi miasta be-
referendum, niezawodnie mniej-
szoSc przedlozy swoj wlasny or
dynans. Gdy to faktycznie nasta-
pi, wowczas redystrykcya ME
bedzie mogla bye ukonczona
pred nastepnymi wyborami al
dermanow, ktore musza sic odbyt
ia przyszfa wiosne i ma podsta-
vie ~Jeszcze starego prawa bedzle
musiaio bye obranych 30 alder
manow. Zatem, gdy sprawl re-
dystrykcyi miasta sic przeciagnie
poza nastepne wybory wiosenne.
W ktorych miaho bye o~bieranych
60 aldermanow, wowczas wy4bory
IA tych aldermanow beda musia-
~ sic odbyc w r. 1922, W ktorym
to roku wcale ME mialo bye wy
borrow aldermahskich. Alderman
W tych wyborach bedq obrani tyl
ko ma termin jednego roku, 30 al
redman0w zaS, ktorzyby zostali
obrani W nastepnych 'wyborach
w r. 1921. bedzie obranych ma ter
min dwuIetni, wobec tego cd
wiosny r, 1922 do r. 1928 bedzie,
my mieli az 50 aldermanow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09

P~osxukutss1 pncyl - c1vt1j rdEuiS
oe,oarenia pod ruoryh -PRACA' N
.upaIt.eh DzIMNNIKA CHICAGO
sKIDGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09

frontem wyszynku konertza
PREY 537 W. 2Smej III. automobll
be- licencyi. Zaintrygowany tenn,
zagladnai przez okno do wyszyn-
ku i zobaczyf jak trzech handy
tow z rewolwerami w rekach ra-
bowaio Konertza i dwu jego sy-
now. Me namySlajac sic wcale,
wpadi. do wyszynku Z wydoby--
tym rewolWerem i rozkazai ban
dytom podnie$c rece do CORY
dwu usiuchaio, trzeci zas Poczat
uciekat, strzelajac "a SODA do po-
licvanta. lecz kule chybily celu.
Dwu pozostalych policyant "a
braf ma stacye policyjna. NazwI-
ska ich zatrzymano w ~tajemnlcy,
azeby ME popsuc sprawy proWa-
dzeniu dalszego sledztWa, ponIe-
waz, ia ksie zdaje, przytrzymanl
naleza do dobrze zorganlzowaneJ
szajki zIodziejskiej.
PAM C. Rindoni, z pnr. 1851
Polk ul., kt0ra dnia 22gQ paz-
dziernika postrzelila nauczyclelke
szko}y p~ublicznej panne K. Key
nolds, oddala sic wczoraj w rece
wladz sadowych i niebawem TO-
stala wypuSzczona ia woInosc
pod kaucyq, az do sprawy sado--
wei. Rindoni'owa Postrzellta naV
czvcielka dlatego, &c ia skarciAa
jej 13-letniego syna 'Hermana "a
zle zachowywanie sic W szkoLe.
Try osoby zostalo wczora]
zabitc W Chicago przez automo-
bile 4 mianowicie: Parma NJ.
Wellenstein, Z pnr. 5434 India
ma ave, zostala zabita przez auto
mobil kierowanv przez nieJakrego
H. c. Millera, z pnr. 1884 Berteau
ave-. siedmiolctni ch}opiec, naz--
wiskien T. Little. zamieSzkaiy
l. rodzicami pnr. 6332 LOOMS ui',
najechany zostai automoblIem'
kierowanvm przez q. KandaIia
pnr. $685. LOOMS III. i !. David
son. Z pnr. 2O43 W. Iowa ILL., 70
| s,al ma miejscu zabity przez me-
wiadomego automobiliSte, 'ktoTy
No naicchaniu Davidsona. Szybko
odjechai,
Ma ulicy 42giej, blisko Ca
l;iornia ave, znaleziono wczoral
| c;alo trupa. nicjakiego .lozel'
I~ancericc'a. kt6ry mieszkat pnr
i7OI s.. Jefferson I'll. Pocz9tkowo
policya sadzila, IL .]ancerice 70,
STAB zamordowany, lccz sad koro
nerski orzckl, re l. pow"du nafo-
gowego pijahstwa zgin2' ma w'dS
serca, rany zas jake ~znaIez'o'''
ma lego g]owie, odnios' Podczas
! upadku.
Detektyw : ~sierzant James
Eurns. &c STACEY Cottage Grove
! zosta} wczoraj p~ostrzelony dMu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-09

polskie So we wiaSciwy sposob
zaiatwiane przez ministerstwa
spraw zagranicznych be- odno-
szenia sic do 'Ligi.
w mojej opinii pertraktacye
tutaj w sprawie porzucema trak-
tatu wersalskiego So niemozliwo-
Scia. Chciec to zrobic - znaczy-
Toby ~wywoiac chaos i spowodo-
wac zupefna utrate owoc6w woi-
ny, jakotez powszechna kleske,
ktora dotknelaby take Stany
Zjednoczone. Jedyny mozliwy
kurs jest ten, azeby trzymac sic
traktatrg. zmieniajac go o lyle,
izby odpowiedziaf zadaniom wy
razonym W rezerwacyach senatu
i ptzyjetej W Chicago platformie,
a mozliwie take jeSzcze innym
warunkom."
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kR6TklE N0TATN MlEJSKE.

Stowarzyszenia zawodowe,
socyalnc i kupicckie rozpoSzeiy
wczoraj kampanie, celem zebra
MA milionowego funduszu ma bu-
DOVE olbrzytniej kliniki, ktora w
najblizszym czasic zostanie wy
stawiona W Chicago. W tym ceIu
odby}o SIG wczoraj wicczorem ze-
branie W hotelu Ia Sale, W kto-
rem bra}o udzia} z CORA poitora
tySiaca przedstawicieli powyzej
wspomnianych organizacyi. No.
wa ia klinika bedzie przybudowa-
ma do szpitala ,.Henrotin", mic
szczqcego sic PREY ulicach Oak !
la Sale / ciagnqG sic bedzie ma
wschcd Cd Clark III. DR.. NJ. H.
Harris, jeden Z wczorajszych
m6wc6w, malowaf klinike jake
,chicagoski uniwcrsytet zdro--
via" w instytucyi tel leczonc
beda wszclkie choroby DOLBY ODE
cnej; do kiniki tel beda mieli
przystep zarowno bogaci jak bic
dni, bez roznicy narodowosci j
wyznania.
- Policyant T. Daily, bedac W
drodzc do siuzby ma stacye poll
cvina Deerinp. zauMazyf pred
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f sSs1p e. 1gsS1sim Adwokad

POK0J 500 HOME BANK BUDYNEK
Milwaukee I AShlRnd AvOaaO
! oEVarte NjoOL Do 3 ID HAyHN1NA~
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ZAMACH MA TROCKIEGO

Bytom. Pisma niemieckie
podaja depesze Z Helsingforsu,
wedle ktorej urzadzon ma Tro--
ckieeo w Minsku zamach W
chwili. gdy opuszczai dworzec, by
udac sic do Moskwy. Szereg o.
sob ranionych, szczegoSow brak.
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ktorzy znajduja sic w szpitalach
chicagoskich.
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DO PAN [ PANIENEK Ma WACLA'
WOWIE.

AmerykanSki Czerw0ny krzyz urza-
dza Drive" ia czfonk6w do Czerwo-
nego KrzyAa ma rok 1927. Drive ten
r~oznocznic sic w czwartek 11-gO b. m.
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Washington, 9. listopada. -
Jako prawdopodobnego nastepce
sedziego E. D. White Z Najwyz-
szego Trybunahu, ktory Z powo-
du podeszlego wieku pragnie IL
staple, wymieniaja TIL byiego pre-
zvdenta Williama Howard Tai
T..
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337. 221 zOLNIERZY w ARMII
WUTA SAMA.
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Ogioszono tn, re zOstala dOkona-
IA nova, reorganizacya armii,
przenoszaca takowa ma stope po-
kojowa. przyczem skSadac sic ma
ona z 1921 zolnierzy i Office
row. Wedle obecnie przyjetego
systemu korpus armii liczyc be
die 1886 ludzi, dywizya piecho-
" 1885 ludzi, dywizya kawale-
ryi 6,417, a brygada artyleryi g.
Ala ludzi.
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KRAJOWE:
l)okorczenie re str. lei.I

znaczenie / skutki bedzie mice o
mawiana decyzya Najwyzszego
Trybunaiu, wyrazane jest jednak
: przekonanie, re rezultatem jej
bedzie zwolnienie re SHADOW oko
10 10 milionow galonow wodki,
jake znajduja sic tam obecnie
przetrzymane i ME mogiy bye do
tel pory wywozone bez specyal-
rego pozwolemia rzadowego.
WIFKSZoSc REPUBLIKAN-
SKA w -KONGRESIE.
Washington, 9 listOpada. -
Ma podstawie ostatecznych obi
czen re wszystkich juz Stanow 2
ostatnich wybor6m oSwiadczyI
William Tyler Page, klerk kon--
gresu, re w przysziym, t. j.. szeSc
dziesiatym siodmym kongresie,
partya republikahska posladac be
die wiekszoSG p senatorow i
$50 czIonk6w Izby n~izszej (kon-
gresmanow).
ROOT o LIDZE NAROD0W.
Washington, g listopada. -
Wychodzi ma jaw, re Elihu
Root ME podzielai wcale zdania
senatora Hardinga, IL Liga Ma
rcdow jest ,pogrzebana" i w ka
blogramie. jaki wysia{ byl z Lon
dynu W Sierpniu b. r, celem pc
ufnej ~informacyi pana Hardinga,
wyraznie go oStrzegal pred le-7
kcewazeniem i odrzuceniem trak
tatu wersalshego, gdyz take
stanowiSko grozi wywoianiem
powszechnego chaosu i powszech
ma Neska, ktora dotknie take
Stany Zjednoczone. Zaznaczyw-
sly, re probationary TRIBUNAL
W Hadze bedzie mogl zaiatwiae
tyfko kwestye natury legalnej
&c Sprawy natury p~Olitycznej be-
Ga mogiy bye decydowane jedy-
ME przez konferencye mocarstw,
kablowaf pan Root dalej:
Jest bardzo niemadra rzecza
movie, re Liga Jest pogrzebana.
Jest to nieprawda. Liga zaczeia
zaledwie funkcyonowac p~oniewaz
zwycieskie ~panstwa ME wProwa-
dzihy jeszcze w zycie warunkow
pokojowych. tax mp. kwestye
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