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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
3 to 4 p. m.

Bleached d o u b | e
thread Turkish bath
towels, size 18x36 in
ches, limit of 6 to a
customer, regular 45c
each 80. ......Sc
Armour's hard water
toilet soap, large
cakes, regular a cake
10c, a cakes for Csc
An assortment of
flesh color bandeaus
of mesh and brocade,
lace trim and plain
top, satin and tape
straps, regular $1.00
and SIPS SEC
60-inch bleached mer-
cerized table damask
assorted patterns, =
regular price 75c,
yard -. 49,. .49c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

Women's cape gaunt-
let gloves,strap wrist,
in brown, beaver and
gray, regular price
$3.50, pair $500
Linen towels, stamp
ed for ernbroidering,
size 1Sx22 inches 39c
Linen finish tea tow
els, stamped, size 18x
81 inches, each .1Sc
Table of mems per-
Gale dress shirts, neat
patterns, all sizes,
regular price S1.00,
2 for .S1.OC
10 dozen women's
bungalow aprons of
percale and prints,
light and dark pat
terms, regular $1.00,
each -. CSC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

among the arsenal employees and
his sudden death yesterday morn
ing came as q great shock TO his
family and many friends IN Rock
Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

Tor Dackacnc ana
had no relief from
his medic in e.
One day a neigh
Dor told me about
your Vegetable
Compound and l
took it. 1t helped
me SO much that |
wish to advise an
women to try
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegeta-
IhJo Command
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

By and by their protestations gain
ed an admission from the driver
that he didn't know where he was.
A little pow-wow ended in decis-
ion to turn around and go back.
Accordingly the driver turned the
wheel to the edge of the road, but
instead OF supporting him the road
gave way. and the heavy automo-
bile slid over soft mud into the
ditch. The men got out, secured
fence rails and logs, and with all
their strength pushed against the
car. They lifted il. but the mud
about their feet betrayed them and
both the men and the car slid back
into the ditch just as they almost
had it on the road again.
.Wef- Farmer Impolite.
They gave it up. Muddy and wet
and tired, they looked for a friend
ly farm house. The first one they
tried was more thar half a mile
away They aroused the farmer,
and explained their plight, but the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
SUCCEEDS where
DOCTORS FAIL
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Often Does That.
Read Mrs.Miner's Testimony
llIllLlIklIIIIlIIII

;, Churubusco, N. Y.-'1 was under
ne Doctors care for over five years
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
9 to 10 a. m.

Girls gingham, re-
versible school dress
es, plaids, checks and
plain fabrics, fitted
with pockets, contain
ing pencil, tablet and
ruler, very attractive
ly styled, sizes 6 to IA,
regular $3.50, STAG
S-inch blade Universal
butcher knife, regular
price 75c, at 39c
Universal bread and
cake knife, regular
price $1.75, at 81"
6-inch blade Univer-
sal butcher knife, reg
ular CSC, at .59c
Universal steak knife,
aluminium handle,
regular CSC CSC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
A. to 5 p. m.

72-inch all pure linen
bleached table damask
: three splendid pat
terms, limit of 3 yards,
regular price 1925,
yard ........S1.3S
Women's chamoisette
gloves, brown, beaver
and gray, 2-button
style, regular price
90, pair see
Girls chambray COW
erall aprons, plaid
collars, cuffs and belt,
rick rack trim, sizes
4 to 10, regular $1.00,
each -. 49,. .SSc
Stamped Turkish bath
towels, size 25x50 in
ches, regular price
$1.25, each .....6 Sc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

Womens separate
garments, pants and
vests, fleeced heavy
grade, long or short
sleeves, regular S1.00
and SIPS, per gar
ment -. 69c
IL dozen women's Isle
vests, cluny lace trim
regular 39c, each CSC
1000 yards 36-inch
percales, light and
dark patterns, regu-
lar standard fabrics,
yard -. ...-..13c
Novelty aprons of un-
bleached muslin, -
stamped for embroid-
ering, regular price
$1.35, each .9Sc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
Six Hours of Selling to Your Advantage


they're ktothe iorgin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

Women's attractive
new spring capes and
coats, fashioned of
velour and homespun
wrappy and belted
models, tans and
grays, regular $12.95
and $500, $1,000
Wizard Triangle pol
ish mop, adjustable
handle, regular $500
mop at ......S1.39
II OF. bottle Wizard
polish, regular 60c
size at -. ....3 sec
- OF. bottle Sprustex
polish, regular SOC
size at -. ....Sc
Large size Wizard
dust cloth, regular 40c
size at -. .23c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

25-yard bolts of linen
finish bleached crash
towe1ing, excellent
grade, regular $500,
per bolt .$1.S8
5 dozen c. B. corsets,
flesh color, of batiste
and coutil, elastic top
and medium bust, -
long hip, sizes 20 to
80, regular price
$3.50, pair .S9c
Boys union suits,
wool and cotton mix
ed, gray only, 7iZes 6
to IA years, regular
$3.50, garment Zee
Heatherbloom petit
coats, brown, navy
and black, deep ruffle
with fine tucks, regu-
lar $1.25 .......S 9c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
FLOOD HITS
GAS PLANT,
DIXON, ILL.

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

Sateen and heather
bloom boomers, col
ors Kelly green, navy
and black, regular
So and S1.75, $500
Mems union suits of
wool and cotton mix
ture, Carter brand,
gray only, regular
1925, 6 a r m e n t
for .$1.&9
Women's fine Isle
hose, reinforced heels
and toes, colors black,
cordovan, gray, navy,
regular prices pair
SOC to Soc, 2 pair
for ..... .69c
Lazelle talcum pow
der, three odors,
sweet pea, violet and
masatta, regular Csc,
2 cans for 1Sc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02
ii to II a. m.

Women's suede lined
silk gauntlet gloves,
navy, gray and bea-
yer, regular price
$2.75, pair .S1.69
Children's heavy wool
hose, gray heels and
toes, black only, reg
ular prices SOC to 75c,
2 pair for 49,. soc
18-inch all pure linen
unbleached crash tow
cling, regular 39c,
limit of 10 yards, per
yard -. ......19c
8 boxes Sea Foam
naptha powder 4 &c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-02

Envelope chemise,
made of splendid qua
lily muslin, Csc
C. C. Parsons house
hold ammonia regular
Soc size at ....1Sc
3 cans Kitchen Klein
ger for ........13c
so feet guaranteed
clothes line, regular
SOC line at ..... CSC
Small size willow
clothes basket, regu-
lar s1.98 size 98c
, 1922-02-02

recent issue of the Laramie Republi-
An effort is being made, it was
stated last evening, at the time of the
reception and dinner to Senator Ken
drick, to enlist the aid of Laramie
men in a project to consolidate the
Medicine Bow and Hayden forests,
with headquarters at Saratoga, the
matter having reached the stage
where Mr.. Blackhall has been sug-
gested for supervisor. A resident of
Laramie was asked by telephone if
he would sign the petition to the bu-
reau of forestry urging the change.
but this gentleman told his question
er very plainly that he would not,
and that the matter would be fought
with all the power at command. 1t
was stated that all the timber sales
+ from timber growing on this side
Of the range. that tile offices here
are in a building owned by the treas
ury department, and that the great
er portion of the stock grazing inter
eSts are in the Medicine Bow forest,
and that every interest in Albany
county would he against the propos-
ed consolidation. The matter was
called TO the attention of Senator
Kendrick last night, and will be laid
before Senator Warren and Con-
gresham Mondell Mt Washington.
The petition was called to the atten-
tion of Secretary Stanley Edwards
of the Council of Industry, and it is
presumed that body viii enlist all
its strength in the fight
, 1922-02-02
SHEEP AND CATTLE ON THE
MEDICINE BOW FOREST.
Grazing of $1,000 Head Has Been
Authorized by Secretary for
the Present Year.

The secretary of agriculture has au-
thorized the grazing of 1850 cattle
and horses and 30, 100 sheep on the
Medicine Bow National Forest during
the season of 1922. Application blanks
and notices have been sent out from the
supervisors office at Laramie to all
permittees of record. Persons who
hold %five-year permits do not need to
apply unless they desire to have APP
plications for stock in excess of the
numbers covered by the %five-year per-
mits, in which case they apply for the
surplus on the annual basis.
Notwithstanding the slump IN the
livestock industry, the range on the
Medicine Bow forest was pretty fully
utilized during 1921 and already sew
eral applications have been filed, while
circumstances seem to point to recov-
cry of the industry.
In order to receive consideration for
the coming season, applications must
be filed at the forest supervisors Of
flee at Laramie on or before March /,
1922.
On account of the development of
scab in certain flocks of sheep 1t is an
ticipated that clean bills of health
based upon inspections by the Bureau
, 1922-02-02
Forest Officers VIII Wear Uniforms.

In accordance with recent instruc-
tions. all regular employees of the u. S.
forest service will wear Il uniform
while in a duty status.
Different types of uniforms are pre-
scribed for town and field wear. The
uniform will be of forest green, the
coat of Norfolk pattern, which, to-
gether with ordinary trousers, will
constitute n form. For field wear,
riding breeches and puttees will be
worn. The headgear will also be stan
dardized, consisting of a narrow brim
Stetson hat.
, 1922-02-02
PROTEST AGAINST FEDERAL
CONTROL OF GAME AND FISH
State Game Department Opposed 10
Plan for Federal Supervision
AID Interference.

Word has been received from the Of
fire of Stnte Game and Fish Commits.
sioner Judkins, in Cheyenne. advising
that II meeting was recently held in
Salt Lake City, attended by cuninis.
sioners and game wardens of sever
western states, to enter protest against
passage of Senate File n. 1852. Untitled
THE Federal Public Shooting Ground
IL Game Refuge Act" and that
strong resolutions were passed con
demniug it.
The bill in question can only add b
the confusion of the present game laws.
1t gives authorities II powers to the
Department of Agriculture, which are
already enjoyed by the State Game
Commission in Wyoming. and requires
that each hunter must take ont II Fed
eral hunting license in addition to Il
state license.
1t also provides for Il Federal Game
Commission consisting of four cabinet
members, two senator's and two repre-.
sentatives of the lower house of con.
gress, with complete legislative powers
to make rules and regulations govern
ing and controlling not only the mi
gratory birds and gam animals of the
state, but also the fishes that may b.
found in their natural state or intro
duced into the state.
h bill also provides for an organi-
cation of Federal game wardens,
which body could only duplicate the
work of the present game wardens, in
creasing the operating expenses and en-
forcement of the law, and tending to
create conflicting authority between
state and federal game wardens, ami
Continued on Page Four)
, 1922-02-02
Effort Will Be Made to Consolidate
Medicine Bow and Hayden Forests

A movement to bring about the con-
national forests. the Medicine Bow and
the Hayden, and place then under n
head, with headquarters mt one of the
valley towns, is under way, and petit
tions to the agricultural department
and chief forester urging this plan are
being widely signed by the residents Of
the valley, which includes by far the
larger number of the users of the for
ests.
The petitions advance many good
dation and the location of the head
quarters ut either Saratoga or En-
campment, and also urge the appoint
ment of James Blackhall of Encamp-
ment, present supervisor of the Hay
den forest, as supervisor of the COM
bined forest area. Mr.. Blackhall has
had many "A of actual experience
in local forestry work, md is consid-
cred TO be the most logical man for
the place in case the consolidation is
effected.
In view of the close proximity of the
two forests, the plan for consolidation
should receive serious consideration
from the officials of the forestry de-
partment, as under present conditions
there is a duplication of expense of adj
ministration.
That the idea is not going to be pop
ular with thep people of Laramie, where
the headquarters of the Medicine Bow
forest are located at present, is indi-
Gated by the following item from a
, 1922-02-02

of Animal Industry will be required
again this year and it is possible that
cattle will also be included in the re-
quirement.
Last season several trespass cases
were initiated against owners of un-
permitted stock. All but three have
been settled and these are now in
process of settlement. This year II
stricter counting policy will probably
be followed with the end in view of
completely eliminating trespass stock.
In cooperation with the several To-
further development of the sailing
work this year. Numbered stakes are
set mt locations to be sailed and each
permittee will be given certain num-
bers indicating locations which he will
be held responsible for sailing. 1t is
now generally recognized that sailing
is the greatest single factor in the
complete utilization of the forest range.
Areas of limited extent around
Brooklyn, Glass, Telephone and Town
IT Lakes will be closed to grazing for
the protection of the recreationists.
Areas will also be closed in the vicin-
ity of Sheep Lake cabin, and near
Sand Lake for the same purposes,
while the area covered by the new
plantation in the Turpin Greek burn
will be closed for protection of the
seedlings.
1t is expected that the grazing work
will be much simplified and improved
by cooperation with the local live
stock associations which have recog-
nized advisory boards to work in CO.
operation with the forest officers.
, 1922-02-02

the bulk of the forest users reside in
the Platte valley, between the two for
ests, any fair minded person with or
binary intelligence can easily discern
from a study of the map that the log
zeal place for the forest headquarters
would be somewhere between the two
forest areas, and every effort will be
made TO bring home to the agricultural
and forestry departments the many
benefits that would result from such
Il change.
, 1922-02-02
Townley In Bad Again.

A. c. Townley, apostle of the Non
partisan League and president of that
organization, who was released this
week from a Minnesota Jail, where he
had served a term for violation of the
state espionage law, is again under ar
rest on a warrant issued out Of the dis
trict court at Fargo, N. D., charging
him with embezzlement Of $1,000 from
the Scandinavian-American Bank of
Fargo.
, 1922-02-02

Forest Ranger NJ. e. Ames left Mon
day for Laramie, where the officials
of the Medicine Bow National forest
are in conference concerning allot-
ments and other forestry business.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20

stow, ktorzy wystapili W parla-
nencie z oskarzeniem przeciwko
Lloyd Georgeowi, IL byi on
zbyt liberalny W stosunku do
Irlandji.
w koiach rzadowych panuje
przekonanie, IL zostana zastoso-
wane srodki represyine W stosun
ku do wszystkich induskich paf-
tyj politycznych.
Skazanie Ghandi nie wywoialo
zbyt wielkiego wrazenia tembar-
dziej, IL podczas prelimnarnych
przessuchow oskarzony domagaf
sic wyroku potepiajacego Przy-
znajac sic do podburzania prze--
ciwko rzadowi angielskiemu.
Rad angielsili zarzadzii wsze!
kie militarne ostroznosci ma wy
padek rozruchow, ktore moga
powstat W zwiazku z uwiezie-
MEM Gl1andi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
zsnANA UsTROJU PoI1CH W POL
see.

KRAKOW. = ,,Goniec Krakcws'd"
doncsi Warszawy, 10 W dobFze pciil-
fornrowanych kolach opoWiadaja, 70
dyreltcr pOIiejl Reinlandcr otEzyn,aa
opr6cz prOpc1ycH cbiecia wojcwtdz-
twa Iwowsldego, tasCte prcSo1ycje oh
jecis stanOwislxa gi6wnego kcmendan-
ta Policji Paistwowej na cala Polske.
RoE6wania doitOrem Relnlanderem
50 W toiku, . W czasie jego bytnebd "
Warsza@ie odbyly sic MIN heznc kcn
ferencje TAX przeastawicielami Tzqdu
jak / 2 kofami posciadmi. PcwVhnie
dza. Reinlandera M gi6wnegO kcn,en-
Nanta Policjl PaistwOwej oznanp,cby
nniane ustroju policH W calcm pad
stwie 1 zapOwiadatcby przcprOwud1enie
szeresu reform spOwcdu szcrzaeegc sie
bandytyzmu W pa6stwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
DIVA WNIoSKI w SPRAWIE
OGRANICZENIA NOR
DERSTW z BRoNIA. w RE-.
KU UPADLY.

Sedziowie obywatele, zainte-
resowani W wydaniu ustaw O.
graniczajacych zbrodnie, popel--
nione bronia W reku handel
bronia palma rozpatrywali pred
wczoraj oba wnioski, w1iesione
do senatu, lecz nieaprobowane
pozniej przez izbe posl6w, lub
ioomitety. Oba wnioski, ktoreby
bez watpienia przyczynify sic
do zmniejszenia sic ilosci zbrod-
nj W Chicago, przesziy W sena-
Gle, ale ME zostaly przyjete
przez komitcty, lub izbe posiow.
Pierwszy wniosek w senacie No.
5, wniesiony przez sen. Fr. P Sad
dlera, przewidywai kare wiezie-
MIA w terminie IA lat do kary
Sniierci dla zbrodnl, popeinlonych
Z bronia W reku. w uzasadnie-
niu ,swojego wniosku P. senator
Saddler podai jako gfowna przy-
czyne szerzenia sic zbrodni do
tychczasowe prawo wypuszcza--
O. f. 80
MIA zbrodniarzy po zFozeniu od-
powiedniej kaucji ma wolnose.
Wyjasniai on, re tax policja jak
i sedziowie skarza sic, re nlusza
wypuszczac, trzymajac sic litery
prawa, zbrodniarzy ma wolnoSc,
ktorzy po ziozeniu kaucji, W
bardzo krotkim czasie popeSniaia
te same. zbrodnie. Dzisiejsza u
stawa karna giosi, re ma wolnosc
ME moze bye wypuszczony tylko
ten, komu oskarzenie "a czyn
popefniony grozI kara srnlercl.
Jedynym vice fatunkiem Jest
wydanie takich ustaw, ktoreby
paksadasy kare smierci ma wszy-
stkich tych, ktorzy popeinili
zbrodnie bronia " reku. Ma tel
podstawie sedziowie beda mogli
trzyrua6 W wiezieniu zbrodniarzy
i odmawiac i'm prawa pozosta--
wanna ma wolnosci W celu popel-
mania powtornej zbrodni. Statu-
ty dotychczasowe zastrzegaja o.
bywatelowi riapadnietclni przez
bandyts prawo bezkarnego uiy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
Kronika Chicagoska.

cia broni, fawet zastrzelenia
SO, ME dale jednak tego samego
tprawa spoleczehstwu. Dlaczego
spofeczenstwo ME ma prawa O.
brony jake oga pred zbrodnia--
rzami?
Pierwszy ten wniosek po przej
sciu w senacie ugrzazi W izbie
poslow, gdzie go ME aprobowa-
no. Drugi wniosek, wniesiony do
senatu przez senatora Franka P.
Saddlera uzupeinii j wprowa--
dzai pewne poprawki W ustawe 0
uwalnianitl pod kaucja. i ten dru
gi wniosek przepadi W izbie po-
slow i teraz... zdaniem p. Sad
dlera ma diuzszy oktes czasu O.
debrano sedziom prawo odna-
wiania zbrodniarzom wypuszcza-l
MIA ich ma wolnosc po zlozeniu
odpowiedniej kaucji. Jedynenl
zabezpieczeniem spoieczenstwa
cd zbrodni jest odroznianie zna-
nego zbrodniarza cd obywatela.
AKCJA PRZECIW WYDA-
WANIU LICENCYJ NIBzA-
SLUzoNYCH.
w. H. H. Miller, dyrektor re-
gestracji edukacji zostal pocia-
gniety do odpowiedzialnosci
przez prokuratora -Crowe'a "a
wydawanie nieprawnych licencyj
lckarskich certyfikatow farma-
ceutycznych, uprawniajacyh do
prowadzenia praktyki profesjo-
nalnej. Dowody przedstawione
-s-. -. l..
wskazuja, re pod osobistem kie-
rownictwem dyrektora Millera
wydawane byiy certyfikaty j Ii
cencje uczniom instytutow lekar
skich lub farmaceutycznych, kto-
rzy ME zdali odpowiednich egza
min6w. Samuel M. Hamilton,
stanowy prokurator przesiuchi--
wal w ciagu tygodnia caiy SEE
reg swiadkow, kt6rzy przedsta-
will odpowiedni materja, dowo-
dowy obciazajacy dyrektora Mil
lera. "a dowod majs ssuzyc diva
wypadki, wydania liceHcyj sosob-
nixon, kt6rzy ME zdali egzani--
now otrzymaii jednak prawo
wykonywania praktyki. w jedi
nych z nich udowodniono, ze nie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
z Biura MeteOrOlOg cmegO.

Wsch6d slo6ca gOdzinie 5:2S.
Zach6d slo6ca gOdzinie 6:02.
Pogoda W Chicago i okollcy: w
poniedziaIek snie4yca zimntej. We
wtorek prawdopOdobnie Pogoda Przy
podnoszaeej sic temperature. Wiatr
p6lnocnO-zachodni W poniedziAsek'
przechOdzacy W zachodni 1 poludnio-
wo-zachOdni we wtorek.
Temperature DOLBY ninionej: MAJ
wyasza WczoraJ o gOdzinie 1-szej po
pOsudniu IS stopni, najnfzsza wczo-
raj o gOdzinio t0-tej wiecz6r sS
stopnJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20
SOWIETY PROPONUJA MSzPANH
PONIOC KOZACKA w MAROKKU.

PARYz. - journal dOwiaduje sig
Z Madrytu, 10 wedle dOniesied jcdneea
z tamtejszych dzie1mik6w rad hisRah
ski Otrzymal niedawllo cd rzadu roSyj.
sliego s1czeg6Inego rodzsju prOVOzy-
cje.
Ot6E bolszewicy oswiadcaaja gsto-
wose pr7yslania wieisaego oddzialu ks
zak6w W ponnoc wojsIkom hiUpadsldml
walczacym W MorC.dku. w zamian "a
T. przysluge t4daja Cd Hispanjl %.
stapienia cze6d zdobytego obs1aru pod
lsolonje koaaelxa. R1ad hispahsld cd
rzucil to propozycje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-20

Niemcy So zdolne do wszczecia
novel wojny. Eksperci gas anne,
rykaiscy twierdza, re Nierncy
ME zamierzajas obecnie wszezy--
nae wojny odwetowej, albowiem
eg6f niemiecki zbyt. zywo ma "
pamieci, ostatria woine.
.INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRA-
NIcZNE.
Berlin, 90. marca. = Ma giei--
die berlihskiej krazyla pogioska
liz zapasy ziote Banku Panstwa
zostaiy wyczerpqne, Dollar anne
rykanski gielda berliiiska noto-
waia W piatek 2S9 tnarlSi,
Opr6znienie banku 2 zapasu
zlota jest nietylko wazne ze
wzgledu ma zobowiazanie Me
mice placenia pQ 31,oO0,ooo ma
rex w ztocie co dziesiec dni Cd
szkodowaiiia wojennego, lecz
ze wzgledu ma fakt utrzymania
odpowiedniej wartosci mark.
w kotach barkowych twier-
dza, IL ,kurs mark spadnie O.
gromnie, jezeli Niemcy ME otrzy
majja natychmiastowej pomoey
Nv formie moratorium.
Paryz, 90. narca. = Depesza
Z Wiednia donosi, IL militarysci
buigarscy obalili cabinet STAN
bulinskiego ogSosili dyktaturs
wojskowa.
Ateny, 20. marca. = iDba po-
selska wytazila gabinetowi Gou-
narisa yotuin ztfania wiekszo--
scia 164 glos6w przeeiwko 86.
Kopenhaga, 20. nlarca. "
wielu miastaeh duhskich wybu-
chneiy zaburzenia W zwiazku 2
niedawnym lokauten1 robotni'
'k6w. Liderzy konlunistyczni do
prowadziliS do kilku powaznych
stare Z policia i woiskiem, "
niekt6rych mieiscowosciach pa
nuie wielkie rozgoryczenie pre-.
ciwko konunistoin.
Ryga. 90. marea. Prernjer
|bolszewicki Lenin jest bardzo
powaznie chory; lekarze ME ro-
kuia mu dsugiego zycia. Dzief-
ne godziny piracy Lenina zostafy
ograniczone przez lekafzy.
Essen, 2Oimarca. = Dr.. WED
feldt, nowo zznianowatly posel
niemiecki do stan6w zjednoczo-
-nvch. oczekuje ma eHequatur rza-
JokonczenIc na srronicy &