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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
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Mr.. Bowser came home to dinner
with a look Of sorrow on his face.
Mrs. Bowser noticed 1t the first
thing, but, thinking he had a slight
case Of the collie, she did not say any
thing. At the dinner table, she like
wise noticed that he had tears in his
eyes at times. and she intended, when
the meal was finished, to recommend
some eye-water to him. When they
had retired to the sitting room and
MIR. Bowser had sat down and sighed
six or seven times, Mrs.. Bowser kindly
inquired:
Dear, aren't you feeling as well as
usual this EVENING"" "
mo. I'm not" was his reply, II have
been through q strenuous day. What
I have seen today will forever cling to
my memory. even Il I should live
thousand years!"
"Then you have seen something's
she asked.
Il have, Mrs. Bowser-1 have stood
face to face with death and It was the
death Of one very near to me-"
did the roof Of your Office fall int"
Don't be silly. Ny office boy is
dead. One moment he was alive aad
In bounding spirits; the next moment
he was dead boy"
'Why, that surely was bad acct
dent" said Mrs. Bowser. "You told
me, about month ago, that you had
changed your boys. Was this the new
boy?" +
ut was. His name was Nero Fitz-
simmons and he had been with me
just a month. The old boy, who had
been with me about five years, became
dissatisfied with his wages. He turned
to painting. He got SO he could paint
a pig pen and SO he Joined the paint
ers' union. They went on q strike
few days ago for eight hours day,
five days In week, and seven dollars
day, and the boy shook hands with
me and departed. Yes, this was the
new boy. He was good boy, as all
office boys are. He carried of my
gold pen, carried of my postage
stamps, and picked up any loose
change lying about, but he did SO with
innocent intent. He believed that
things were not evenly divided up. He
believed that he had a right to have
my property and 80 he tried to acquire
1t. Poor Nero! Shall I ever find an
other like hint"
"But about his death7" queried Mrs.
Bowser.
my office is on the eighth floor Of
skyscraper: you know. There were
some men working on the sidewalk,
and Nero leaned out Of the window to
watch them. They saw him and asked
him some questions. As near as I
could make out, his answer was that
they might go to the devil. Nero was
BIT emphatic in his language, but he
didn't mean anything by 1t. His heart
was as innocent as that Of a lion. One
Of the men Threatened to punch Nero's
head, and the innocent boy leaned far.
out Of the window to make faces and
shake his fist. He leaned too far. I
was about to reprimand him when he
fell. Alas, poor Nero fell to his death
He struck on the men and then bound
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
Reinforced

Reinforced.
: Two contractors Of q type unfortu-
nately too familiar were talking OF
some buildings which had collapsed
before they were finished.
"Well. Billerton," said one, ''you al
ways have better luck than I do"
Better LUCK? How's that?"
"Why, my row of new houses blew
down in last weeks wind, you know.
while yours weren't harmed. All were
built the same-same woodwork, same
mortar, same everything"
YES" said the other, 'but you for
get that mine had been papered."-
Harper's Magazine.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
CHAPTER Gil Y i i. XII.
I Bring to Liaht Z Clue.

Bring to Light Clue.
NY first and all but overpowerine
Impulse was to possess myself Of 9
spade and dash for the wreck Of the
Island Queen. Sober second thought
restrained me. To dig through the
damp, close.pac ked sand OF the cabin
would be no trifiing task, for I should
be hamperedl by the need Of throwing
out the excavafed sand Fl behind me
through the narrow companionwaN
I could achieve my end, no doubt, by
patient burrowing, but It would re-
qutre much more time than i had at
my command before the noon-llay
sounding Of Cookies gong. I must
not be seen departing or. returning
with a spade, but make OF with the
implement in q stealthy and bnrglari-
GUS manner. Above all, 4 must not
risk betraying my secret through Inn
patience. s Il ;5 Il l3 81 "a
But there was nothing to forbid an
immediate pilgrimage to the much.
sought grave-st0ne with its sinister
symbol The account In Peters diary
Of his adventure with the Jdg placed
the grave with such exactness that 1
had no doubt Of finding it easily,
That done. u would know very nearly
where to look Tor the u and in
order to bid defiance to u certain chill
sense Of reluctance which beset me
at the thought Of the cave, i started
iOut. Mt once. SkirtinR the Rearing with
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
DRAWING IL Too Fine.

After giving the prospective house
maid full details as to her duties, the
mistress of the house was on the point
Of turning away when thought struck
her suddenly.
"Oh, by the way" she. asked. do
you know your way to announcer"
well. ma'am,' replied Mary, I'm
not sure about that, hut I think I
know my weight to pound or So"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
island Reclaimed 81 ocean

island Reclaimed BY Ocean.
on the northwest coast of Australia
there used to be a beautiful island Is
miles long. But It gradually sank
until It disappeared entirely, aud af
the latest reports Of sounding. 1t was
found tc be so feet below the sur.
face Of the water.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03

She Was Sort 81 Drowsy Like.
Husband (reading paper)- Here's
something about a girl who slept con.
tinuously for. two months. I wonder.
IL It wasn't the same one who worked
{ for Ms last year.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
Gentle Consideration.

Charley, dear?" exclaimed young
Mrs. Torkins. "you have often told me
how fond you are Of sitting under
tree and waiting for the fish to nibble."
EYES,"
"Well, have resolved to make
home as happy and comfortable for
you as possible. have bought rub.
Der tree and some goldfish"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
Writer Judued bv stvle

And, after all, It is style alone by
which posterity will Judge Of a great
work, for an author can have nothing
truly his own but his style.-Isaac Dis
raeli. s y.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-11-03
JOY BROUGHT
INTO Home
By Lydia E. Pinlxham's,V
table Compound, Restoring
Mrs. Benz. to Health

Altoona, Pa.-''I am writing to tan
yod what Lydia e. Pinkham's VepetabI0
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22
TREES To
BE PLANTED
BY LEGION

An interesting decision has been
reached by the Charles Hagerstrom
Post, American Legion, following a
talk given Wednesday night by Geo.
N. Wood. well-known woodsman and
tree planting enthusiast. The Post
will seek permission from the city to
plant thirty memorial trees in honor
of their comrades who died in the SER
vice. Mr.. Wood has pledged himself
to get the trees for the Post and the
members will furnish men to do the
planting. Some interesting plans are
under advisement by the Post, but will
not be made public until all arrange
ments are completed.
Mr.. Wood has advocated tree plant
ing by the Legion and the Post ex-
tended an invitation to him to explain
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by County Clerk
Sam Church.
Alfrde c. Kohl of the town of Rock
and Edna News of the town of Au-
burndale
Albert Gales and Minnie Getzlaff,
both of Wisconsin Rapids.
Arthur Foston of the city of Marsh
field and Elsie A. Kroenling of STRAIT
ford.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22
NEkOOSA

Mrs. Chas. Otto OF Richmond Hill,
L. l., arrived Saturday and is guest
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schroeder.
Phyllis Crowns of Stevens Point is
home for her Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Walter Treutei of Vesper re-
turned to her home today after week
end visit with relatives here.
Josephine Buehler of Stevens Point
is spending her Christmas vacation at
her home here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22

Sheriff w. C.. Mueller raided the es-
tablishment of William Henke, town
of Sigel, Tuesday and found guam
tity of moonshine liquor. Henke was
arraigned before Court Commissioner
B. M. Vaughan, and released on bonds
the case being adjourned until Janu-
ary 10.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22

assured that these men, in working
out the vexing problems that the agri-
cultural slump has spawned, will not
be so foolish as to forget that the
question of the financial future Of
American farming is inextricably con-
neeted with the question of better
living in the farm house and the farm
community
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22
PROSPERITY LINKED
TO Foreign TRADE

On the contrary, everyone familiar
with the subject knows that before
the war our industrial output had be-
come SO large that our own markets
could not continuously absorb it when
the factories ran fulltime. Therefore.
the alternative was to find a market
IN other countries or to shut down
IN whole or in part for portion of the
| time. In other words, manufacturers
knew that if they would run steadily
they must find foreign markets for
portion of the goods they made.
Everyone who gives the subject
thought knows, also, that during the
war IN this country, as in all other
industrial ones, the capacity of our
plants was greatly increased. This
increase varied in different industries.
but the demands of the Allies and
later of our own forces covered sub
stantially all the wants of man and it
is therefore true that some increase
in productive capacity was well nigh
universal. In certain industries the
increase was large; more than a few
entirely new factories were construct
ed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22

Miss Janet PomainvilIe who attends
St. Mary's of the Woods, Indiana, near
Terre Haute, arrived home Tuesday
evening for the holiday vacation, ac-
companied home from Chicago by her
father, DR.. F. K. Pomainville, who
met her in that city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22
Farm income :
Buying power
1920:
Farm income
Buying power


Since the current year, thus far, Ger
tainly has been no more favorable to
the farmer than was 1920, we may
gain from the plight of these Indiana
farmers fairly good idea of the
plight of the American farmer at
large. 1t should be borne in mind in
this connection that the above COM
parisons are drawn on the basis of
wholesale prices, that the farmer Gus
tomarily buys at retail and sells at
wholesale, and that retail prices are
still relatively very much higher than
wholesale prices 1t is also important
to note that, though wholesale prices
have fallen since 1920, the prices of
farm products have fallen much far
ther than those of other commodities
With these facts in view, it is clear
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22

the project. His plan was accepted
with much enthusiasm by the mem
bers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22
SELL ABROAD OR WITHER AT
HOME" SAYS REDFIELD--
AUTHORITY IN EXPORTS
AND IMPORTS
Nation Cannot Consume It's Own Pro-
ducti0n-Physical and Moral
Exchange Needed
(By William C. Redfield)

Editors Note-William c, Redfeld
was Secretary Of Commerce under
President Wilson and is now the chair
man of the board of the National
Manufacturers Export Association.
His knowledge of the need of an act
i've and worldwide export trade is
based on Investigations carried on for
years both as one of the leaders in
the Wilson administration and as the
head of an organization whose life is
given to the furthering of the move
ment to place the United States in
the lead as the worlds greatest pro-
ducing and export nation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22

Seasons Greetings 70 Ali.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-12-22

Seasons Greetings To All.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
USTAPIENIE MARSZALKA
TRAMPCZYNSKIEGO.

WARSZAWA. - MarSzafek Tramp
czynski zdajac sObie sprawe z trudDO-
sci, jake napOtyINa jegO urIedOwanie,
OSwiadczyl, 1e ma zamiar ustapic. -
StronnictWa wiGlkszoSci Zwr0cily sic do
klubu piracy konstytucyjnej, ably W ra-
zie ustapienia TrampczyilSlSiegO - no
wy marszatGi wysuedI grona tego
StrOnnictwa. o lie siycirac, Trampczyii-
ski sam te mySl pOpiera. Klub piracy
KonSt, dOtychczas ME daI odpowieGzi,
ale pOdObno decyduje sic Odp0wiedhiec
przychylnie. w talIim razie W wyborze
ma marSZalI1a Wchodziliby W rachllbe
posfowie StesloWicz, albO BawOr0wski
zaleinie cd tego. kt6ry zdecyduje sic OBJ
ja6 ten posterunek. Sprawl ustapienia
marszafka wybOru nowegO jest kwe-
sta najbliIszych dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
OSTATNIA POCZTA
FRANCJA ZUPELNIE OSAMOTNIO-
Ma.

PARYZ. - Action FrancaiSe" o.
Swiadcza, ie Francja W Obecnej chwi-
Ii jest bez prZyjaci6i Il wyiatkiem
przymierza Belgja) ME ma naJmnieJ
szegO widOsSu m2Iad na jskiekolwiek
popareie dyplOmatyczne militarne.
Francja, h6ra do niedaWna miais 26
sprzymierzehc6w, lyle Obeenie W Oba-
vie zupelhego Osamotnienia.
,,Eclair" twiertlzi, le gotuje sic Ia
mach ma caIoSG Franeji.
w sprawie wiryty Rathenau W Lon
dynie pisze Temps: Dziwnem jest,
te rad angielski pOdlreSia nieustannie
r6inice zdan pOmiedzy Franeja a An
gIja, ponimO, re Oba to panStwa pO-
siadaja bardzO wiele interes6w wsp0l.
nych. Dziennik oSwiadcza, ie Frsncja
zajmie StanowiI1O wyczekujace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
DELEGAT NIEMIECKI
PRED KOMISJA REPARA-
CVJNA

Berlin, 81. grudnia. - Dr. Fl
scher, prczes nicmieckiej komi-
sji dlugow wojennych, otrzyma}
irstrukcje udania sic do Paryza
celem ustnego przedyskutowania
spraw komisja reparacyjna.
Misja dra Fischera dotyczy cd
powiedzi. jakq Niemcy maja dac
komisji reparacyjnej ma Posta-
wione I'M przcz komisje pytania.
Odpowiedz ia zostala zredagowa
ne ma nieurzedowej konfcrencji
Rathenau Rudolfem Haven
stcinem. prezydentem Banku Pan
silva. Kilku podsekretarzy mini
steriow rownicz byio obecnych,
Kola urzedowe odmawiaja
wszeMich informacyj, dotycza-
cych przyszlej odpowiedzi Me
mice, kt6ra ma bye wys}ana do
Paryza W kohcu biez2cego tygo-
dnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
Nowe Wybuchy Powstania W In
djach i Egipcie.
Ludnosc Polski Il Miljonow.
KOngres ROsyjski Przyjmue Poliyke Lenina.
Czego zada JapOna OdRepubhki DlekiegO Wschodu?
lime TeIegrdmy Zagraniczne

cow ma konferencji zaprzeczyio
wSzelkim wiadomoSciom, il pro-
jekt Lloyd Georgia. przybral tax
rcalne formy.
Ogolne przekonanie jest take,
re Stany Zjednoczone ME dadza
swej definitywnej zgody ia WIG
Gle udziaiu W konferencji dopoki
ME beda posiadaly wszystkich
faktow szczegolGw, dotycza
cych konferencji.'
Ateny, 81. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Lloyd George zatrzy-
mai sic tutaj ma kr6tko w drodze
do Cannes. Premier angielski w
rozmowie jednym Z korespon--
dent6w oznajmii, IL udaje sic on
ma wypoczynek do poiudniowei
Francji ze lego zyczeniem jest,
by Francja byia zadowolona. .
,,Jestem pewny, IL osiagniemy
rezultaty, ktorych szukamy' -
oznajmi} Lloyd George. (Projekt
Lloyd Georgia. Jest zbyt przej-
rzysty, watpliwq wiec rzecza jest,
azeby panstwa, kt6re lyle ponio-
sly ofiar dla ziamania military
mu nicmieckiego. mialy obecnie
odbudowywac go ma nowo, wzma
cniajac jednoczeSnie wstrctny'
imperialism angiclski. Przyp.
Red.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
ANGIELSKI PLAN RATIO
WANNA NIEMIEC.

Pary5, 81. grudnia. - Ze zro-
del POI urzedowych donosza, Il
deIegacje sojusznicze w Waszyng
tcnie otrzymaly wiadomoSc, ze
Stany Zjednoczone vienna udziai
W konferencji Swiatowei, ktora
zajmie sic rozwazaniem proJektu
Llovd Georgia sojuszu pieclu
mocarstw, gwarancji status quo
n Europe W Rosji oraz - upo-
~zadkowaniem stosunk6w ekono-
micznych W calym Swiecie.
w koiach urzedowych ME sEry
waia sic z radoScia, jaka panuJe
/ powodu tego, IL Ameryka Ego
Izila sic ma wziecie udziaiu W
<onfcrencji1?), albowiem premier
BRAND zapowiedziai Lloyd Geor-
ge'owi. IL Francja ME wezmle u
iziaiu W konferencji, jezeli Ame-
ryka ma kouferencji tel ME bedzle
reprezentowana.
Projekt Lloyd Georgia ma 1a
celu utworzenie ententy AnglJl,
Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych, Francji'
W{och Niemiec, a ewentualnie l
Belgii. Z sojuszu tego ma wyfo-
mic sic COS W rodzaju ,,komitetu
opiekuhczego" dla Rosji, celem
ktorcgo byloby stworzenie kon--
SORGHUM Swiatowego dla dostar-
czenia Niemcom funduszow / su-
rowcow. przy pomocy ktorych
Niemcy mogiyby cksploatowat
Rosie. doch6d za5 tel eksploa-
tacii ma bye uzyty ma pokrycie
odszkodowania wojennego,
Osoby, kt6re znajduja sic W
kontakcte rzadem sowietow O.
znaimiaja. IL Rosja ME zgodzi sic
rigdy ma TAXA eksploatacje. Fran
cia Belgja rowniez sprzeciwlaJa
sic takiemu projektowi, albowlem
to zwiekszyioby tylko prestige
Niemiec.
Washington, 27. grudnia, =
WiadomoSci' o zgodzie Stanow
Ziednoczonych ma wziecie udziafa
" konferencji, proponowanel
przez Lloyd Georgia, ME zosta'y
dotad potwierdzone. Wielu NOV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
PRZECIWKO USILOWA-
MON o OGRANICZENIE '
PRAWA VOLSTEADA.

w przyszfy piqtck ma sic Cd
bye posiedzenie Illinois Antisa-
loon League pod kierownictwem
biskupa Thomasa Nicholsona,
prezesa ligi. Stanowy superinten-
dent ligi, w. Scott Mac Bride, o.
swiadczyi, zc posiedzenie to odbc
die sic w sprawie przcciwdziala-
Lila ograniczeniu prawa Nolstea-
da przez wysianic. pos}0w do
Waszyn%tonu przez przeclWnl--
kow prawa prohibicyjncgo. Twier
dzi on, &c to So oStatnle Wysl}ki
antiabstyncntGw, ktorzy chca
przeprowadzic wybory W powia-
tach ma dclcgat0w cd wiekszoScj
wystepujacej przeciw dzisiejszyrl
rozporzadzcniom, CO do zupelne-
go ,,osuszcnia" miasta. Ma posic-
dzeniu tenn bedzie omawiany
rlan Wyboru po powiatach GEN.
tralnych komitetow powiato-
wych, ziozonych Z jednej kobie::y
i jednego mezczyzny komitetow
egzekucyjnych, zfozonych Z 9ciu
osob. Wydzial inspektorow ma
sic postarac o odpowiednie srodki
pieniezne ma egzekwowanie pra-
wa prohibicyjnego. Wed}ug twier
dzenia p. McBride'a ME bedzie
bonusow dla zo{nitrzy jesli beda
oparte ma przyznaniu piwa i wi
ma. w kampanji Stanu Illinois
ma wziac rowniez udziaf by}y
komisarz prohibicyjny John S.
Kramer i wediug wszelkicgo pra
wdopodobiehstwa takze i major
Roj A. Haynes, obecny komis'--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
FRANCJA PRZECIW OGRA
NICZENIU FLOTY POD
WODNEJ.

Washington, 27 grudnia. -
Dclegacja francuska i japonska W
dalszym ciagu sprzeciwiaja sic a.
mcrykanskiemu plamowi ograni-
czenia i zmniejszenia ilosci nu--
row podwodnych. Delegacja wso
ska rowniez ME okreSlila jeszcze
swcgo w tel sprawie stanowiska,
edyz uprzednio pragnie ona poro-
zuIniec sic caikowicie Z delegacJa
francuska. Jutro ma odbyc sic
posiedzenie komitetu konferencji
w sprawie ograniczenia floty pod
wodnej pieciu najwiekszych mo-
carstw. Delegacja francuska O.
trzymaia wczoraj polecenie trwac
na zajetem przez MIA stanowisku
Gotad, dokad Paryz ME nadeszle
jej dalszych instrukcyj odnoSnie
do ograniczenia floty podwodnej'
Zrr6wno delegacja francuska Jak
i japoiska ME spodziewaja sic O.
trzymac jakichkolwiek instrukcyj
Cd swych rzadow jcszcze pred
jutrzejszem posiedzenicm. PAN
Sarraut, ktory stG ma czele dele
eacji francUSkiej, konfcrowa4
wczoraj Z p. HugheScm, ktoremu
oznaj1niI, &c delegacja francuska
ME przyjmic zadrego wnlosEu
kompromiSowego w sprawle ogra
n;czenlia floty podwodnej. Delega
cja amerykaiiska oSwiadczyfa je-
dnogioSnie. &c wobec stanowiska
,Taponji i Fralrcji w sprawach O.
graniczenia floty podwoduej, Sta
ny Zjednoczone powinny mice bar
dzo silna flote w celu nalezytego
zabezpieczenia brzegow sWego
kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-12-27
MINIMUM TEMPERATURE
w MIESZKANIACH LOKA-
TORoW.

Dzisiaj ma sic odbyc poSiedze-
NE rady komitetu zdrowia, przy
wspoludziale zaproszonych loka-
torow ! wiascicieli domow. Celem
posiedzenia ma bye omowienie
proponowanego rozporzadzenia
by wiaSciciele ogrzewali mieszka
MIA lokatorow. Minimum tempe
ratury ma bye Cd 6S do 70 stop
nj. Wedfug dat statystyki fede-
ralnych blur z liczby 62S,9l2 do
NOW W Chicago 447,407 domow
jest odnajmywanych lokatorpm.
Okolo 447 ,407 rodzin odnajmuje
mieszxania. Rada Komitetu Zdro
via zaprasza wszystkich lokato-
row i wlaScicieli domow, by zasie
gnac ich opinji co do proponowa-
nego rozporzadzenia o minimum
ogrzewania micszkai lokatorow.
Prezes Komitetu Garner zapro--
ponowai. by zaprosic take ma
posiedzenie sedziego Barasa, kto-
ry Jest obznajomiony dokiadnie
z warunkami lokator6w ktory
prawdopodobnic zna skargl To-
katorow ma zbyt niedoStateczne
ogrzewanie mieszkah przez VIA
Scicieli domow. w New Norku
rozporzadzenie, dotyczace O.
grzewania mieszkah lokatorow
do temperatury minimum 68 sto-
PM. zostalo juz wydanc. Tax sa-
mo w innych miastach jaI W
Newark, n. J., Portland, Ore,
W Boston Mass, podobne rozpo-
rzadzenia zostaly wydane pew
nemi zmianami.
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o PRACE OLA 10000 ROBOT
NIKOW.

Jeneralny zarzqdca bezp}atnego
biura posrednictwa piracy, J.
Boyd oSwiadczyi, re prace okoio
wynalezicnia zajec dla 10000 ro-
botnikow posuwaja sic naprzod.
Sprawozdanie ORA Ben l.. Reit-
mana, z}ozone pred komiteten
dla robotnikow bez piracy, w
sprawie braku piracy ola 10000
robotnik6w spowodowa}o pred
sic wziecie odpowiednich krokow
W celu wynalezienia piracy. We
dug sprawozdania p. Boyda, 10
wielkich przemys}owcow obieca-
10 juz swojc wsp6fdzialanie w
wynalezieniu piracy DAME zaje-
cia najmniej dwom zonatym ro-
botnikom dziennie. P. Boyd u
trzyniuje, re popyt ma robotni--
kow stale wzrasta, lecz re dale
sic odczuwac brak ukwalifikowa-
nych robotnik6w, kt6rych trudno
dostac. Obecnie potrzeba naste--
pujacych robotnikow: mechani--
k6w, bolt makers, doSwiadczo-
nych marynarzy, rytownikow W
mosiadzu, robotnikow do recz-
nych obrabiarek drzewa, doswiad
czonych lakiernik6w wagonow,
cieSl6w i tapicerow do robot cd
I,sztuki. Kobicty moga znalezc "a
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c;
w SPRAWIE WYJECIA z
POD PRAWA WOJEN.

Wyjecie pod prawa woJen
przez ustanowienie miedzynaro-
dowego sadu, proponowanego je-
Szcze w r. 1919 przez senatora a.
merykanskiego Knoxa i Salmona
0. Levinsona z Chicago ma bye
przedmiotem programu, ktorego
opracowanie zajmie okoio dwoch
lat. Wedtug tego planu, wojna
bedzie uwazanq "a przeclwna
prawu, a sad miedzynarodowy
zajmie sic gwaiciciclami togo pra-
wa.
Specjalna organizacja, ktora
bedzie miaia "a zadanie czuWaC
mad zastosowanicm tego prawa,
bedzic urzedzona w kazdcm pan
stwie. ktore sic ma to zgodzi.
Czlonkami amerykanskiego No.
mitetu sq nastepujacy: Salmon
O. Livinson, pani B. +. Langwor-
thy, Margaretta d. Robbins,
prof. +. R. Moulton, Raymond
Robins, Edward O. Brown, Al
bert H. Loeb, PAM William S.
Hefferan. A. c. Decker, John Art
man, Milton Goldman / pani Rus
sell TYSON.
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WSPOLUDZIAL WLOCH w EKSPLO
ATACJI G0RNOSLASKIEGO IA
GLEBIA WEGLOWEGO

OPOLE. - Zastepca prZewodniczaCe
20 komisii niedzysOjuszniczcj wiOsti
gen. dc Marinis wyiecha{ do Rzymu,
by zdaG sprawe pOfOzenia przemysiO-
wego ia Obszarze g6rIrOSlasl1im j mo-
zliwosci wsp64dziafania WiOch6w W
eI1splOatacji zagiebia weglOwegO. PO
lego poMrOcie ,przybyC ma na G6rny
SIas.t wIoska komisja goSpOdarcza dla
zawarcia traktatu pOlSl1imi pred
SiebiOrcami.