davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Z ZAzyii. j

Londyn, 4 kwietnia. - kon-
stantynopolSkie raporty utrzymu
ia, IL Turcy otrzynawszy zna--
cznc posifki wstrzymai ma dobre
postep wojsk rosyjskich mad Mo-
rem Carmen ku Trebizondzie
mad rzckq Czuruk, gdzie sic ma
wet Rosyanic pod presya Tur--
kow cofneli. Rosyjskie raporty ma
tomiast utrzymuja, IL mad rzeki
tel g6rnym biegiem wojska ro-
syjskie obsadzily pozycye ma
wysokoSci 10000 stop mad pozio-
mem mora, dawniej przez Tur-
kow trzymane tych gor raza
nieprzyjaciela.
Londyn, 4 kwietnia. ~ Z Ara,
BIZ donosza do Konstantynopoia la
IL Arabowie pokonali Anglikow
pod Seek Osman i wyparli fch 2
pozycyi warownych tamtejszych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Z po:cigu "a Villa.
BULLETIN.

Columbus, N. M. 4 kwietnia. -
Wladze wojskowe wyrazaja do
syc powazne obawy o losy lata-
jacych kolumn puikownlEa
Dodd'a. Oddaliiy sic one tax zna-
cznie cd g}ownego korpusu ge--
nerala Pershing'a, IL faktycznie
operuja bez mozliwosci skomu--
nikowania sic glowna kwaterq
i zadnych prawie wiadomoSci o
ich ruchach ME MONA zasiegnat.
Cd d}uzszego juz czasu niema
tez zadnego raportu ami cd gene
raia Pershinga ami Cd pufkowni-
ka Dodd'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Walk ma Zachodnim
Froncie.
Sprzeczne Wiesci.

Londyn Paryz, 4 kwletnla. -'
Sytuacya pod Nerdun jest dose
niejasna, a wikIajQ poglad ma mia
sprzeczne wieSci w raPortach
stron obu. Niemcy gloNa, IL zIo-
byli wszyStkie pozycye francu--
skie pod Forges W laskach tam
tejSzych wzgorz ma lewym brze
GU Mozy ! &c panuja tam mad ca
Ia linia Cd Haucourt do Beth!n-
court; Francuzi raportuJq, IL oG
zyskali Naux Caillette laSek. O.
raz. ze skonsolidowali >we lnie
ma prawym brzegu Mozy. gdzie
zn6w sic od dni kilku walka s!6-
VIVA skupia. Niema - zdaje sic -
- watpienia, Il Niemcy ostatnio
zblizyli sic wydatnie do twier--
dzy. niemniej faktem jest. IL od-
dzicla ich jeszcze cd niej wielka
liczba pozycyi i fortow bardzc
SLIME warownych. ze wiec robo,
tv pozostaje do wykonania lcsz'
cze bardzo wiele, a gdy ona poi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Ma Bafkanie.

Paryz, 4 kwietnia. - L Aten
donoszq, IL rad Bu}garyi W "a
latwieniu nieporozumieh pogra--
nicznych Grccya. skutkiem kto-
rych przyszlo do stare stray gra-
nicznych grecko bufgarskich -
zawiadomit rad Grccyi, IL pole
Gil swym postcrunkom ewakuo--
wac punkty zajcte ma grcckiem
terytoryum.
(zadnych innych wicSci Bal
kanu nicma.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Ma Morzach.

Piotrogrod, 4 kwietnia. - VIA
DE rosyjskie rozes}a}y protest do
rzad6w sprzymierzonych i neu--
tralnych Z powodu torpedowanla
przez nur austryacki, czy niemie-
cki szpitalnego okretu rosyJskle-
go ma Morzu Carmen ,,Portu--
gal'.
Konstantynopol, 4 kwietnia. -
RAPPORT donosi o zatopieniu ma
Morzu Carmen wiclkiego trans
portowca rosyjskiego wojskiem
ma pokiadzie - W dniu so z. m.
a dnia nastepnego dwu innyclI
okretow rosyjskich. (Przypusz--
czac nalezy il owym rosyjskim
transportowcen L wojskiem. ma
pokIadzie - by} wlaSnie rosyjski
szpitalny statek ,,Portugal' zato-
piony tegoz dnia. Przyp. Red. D.
c.
Londyn, 4 kwietnia. - Zato-
phone zostaly: angielski parowiec
Perth" - szesciu zalogi uto-
nefo; angielski statek ,Benga--
rim czesc, zalogi ocalona -
wSr6d niej trzech Amerykanow
norweski statek ,,Ino" - zaioga
ocalona; angielski statek Done
gal" ma ming najecha} zatonal
- los za}ogi nieznany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
'CW Villa wy1nknal}
sic znowu?
Wojska Carranzy lojalne.
Dowody gwa|t6w niemieckich nur6w'
AL|ANCI USPRAW|EDL|W|AJA REW|zYE POCzTY
ZNOWU LISTY PAPENA.
Zarzucaja zdrade sekret6w marynark.
S oficerow micyi do generalnego sztabu. - Kana pa
namski zostanie znow otworzony. Sedzia
Lynch Oklahome.
ALIANC| USPRAW|EDL|W|AJA REW|zYE P0CzTY
ZNOWU LISTY PAPENA.
Zarzucaja zdrade sekret6w marynarki

Wojska naSzc nastepuJa coraz
bardziej ma piety Will, a wczoraj
wkroczyiy do wioski - prawie
bezpoSrednio po opuszczcniu jcj
przcz niego. Stoczono kilka mr'cl
szych utarczek bez zadnych szkod
dla obu stron.
(MiejscowoSci ze wzgledow
century ME podane.)
Ell Paso, Tex. 4 kwietnia. -
Zc zr0dci mcNykanskich nadcho-
dzi tn wiadomoSt. ze Franci5co
Villa znajduje sic zdrow ca}kieln
w towarzyStwie oSmiu tylko k in
pan0w W Satcvo. 80 mil ma polu
dnic cd miasta Chihuahua. Jcsli
doniesienie to jest prawdziwc,
bandyta day widocznie XII Par
raj i wyprzcdzi} Scisajqcc go OIL
dzialy puikownika Dodd'a, o MI
co najmniei 60.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04

francuskich ME uStaje - szcze-
golnie pod Butte i Sapigneul. W
Argonne niemieckie pozycye W
leslie Avocourt sa SLIME ostrzell-
wane - jeden blokhauz niemie-
cki tam zniszczono wysadzono
sklad amunicyi w powietrze. Mad
Moza Niemcy ma lewym brzegu
SLIME atakowali pozycye Cd Hau-
court do Bethincourt, w okolicy
Forges walka by}a najgwaltow--
niejsza; w punkcie tym Francuzl
onegdaj wycofah sic lasku pc
wnego - tax, IL iNiemcy tego ME
spostrzegli: tymczasem Francuzi
zajeli move pozycye Mich skie-
rowali ogien ma pozycye niemle-
ckie - ME przygotowane, zada-
jac straty okropne nieprzyjacie--
iowi. Wczoraj W stronie tel by}a
dzialowa walka. Ma prawym brze
gu Mozy wyparto Niemcow
lasku Caillette pozycyi pod
Vaux, ktorego Geese zachodnia
odzyskano. w okolicy Woevre ka
nonada - szczegolnie pod Mou-
lainville gwaltowna.
w odwzajemnieniu rejdow
niemieckich francuska eskadra
awiatyczna - z}ozona 81 aero
planow najecha}a niemieckie mia
sta w Hesyi, oraz Szereg miast
francuskich i belgijskich, w kto-
rych znajduja sic kwatery i ska
dy niemieckie, jakoto: Conflans,
Terrest, Houthulst, Keyem i Kill
ka innych. Szkody wszedzie zrza
dzono znaczne. Pod Verdun raz-
poraz utarczki aWiatyczne: CITE
ry aeroplany niemieckie zrzuCono
tam w z dniach ostatnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
O konfiskate poczty
pakunkowej.
.zyngton, 4 kwietnia.

washington, 4 kW1etnla. -
Rzady paIistw sprzymierzonych
wreczyiy wczoraj sekretarzowi
stanu Lansingowi zgodna odpo--
wiedz na protest amerykafiski
przeciw rewidowaniu przetrzy-
mywaniu przeZ ME przesylek
pocztowych.
Alianci zapcwniaja, ze 0 lie
chodzi o ,,prawdziwa korespon--
dencye" tax dotychczas jak W
przyszloSci ME beda zabierac i
konfiskowaG ,,korespondencyi, IL
stow ami depesz", ME moga jed
max zgodzic sic ma to, ably pod
piaszczykiem poczty pakunko--
wei przemycano kontrabande do
Niemiec, ktora w dalszym ciagu
zmuszone So konfiskowac
Ze pod tym wzgledem usiiuje
sic poczty pakunkowej naduzy--
wac, O tenn maja Swiadczyc ma
stepujace przykiady: w 1909 pa
kunkach pocztowych usilowano
przemyoit 437,51O kilogram6w Ga
my do Hamburga, a W SO innych
pakietach 400 rewolwer6w, wy
s}anych do Austryi via Amster--
d,,, ..-r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04

KR0L POLSKI."

RZYM, L. k. Pisma tutejsze drukuja donie-
sienie, via Wieden Otrzymane, jakOby tam przy-
byf ks. LuitpOld Bawarski celu porozumienia
sic ces. Franciszkiem Jozefem co do tronu pol
skiego: mianowicie ces. Wilhelm proponuje, by
krolem Polski Centralne Mocarstwa zroblfy ba-
warskiegO ksiecia, ktorego celem pozyskanla
zgody Franciszka Jczefa wysfano do Austryi
starry cesarz pOdObnO zgodzii sic ma plany Will
helma.
s4OO,OOO,OOO szK6D W GALICYI.
WIEDEN, 4. k. Stowarzyszenie Archltektow
W wAustryi Ogfasza prasie, il po przeprowadze-
niu badan gruntOwnych stwierdzono, IL szkody
woina spowodowane W samej Gaicyi wynosza
S4OO,OOO,OOO jedynie po miatach wsiach; :
szkod " poIu tenn ME poGczono. Z 6S9 wsi W
Obredzie dzia}ai wojennych I'll zostafo zni-
szczonych wiecej nii W pO}Owie, $4,000 lud1
niema dachu mad giOwa, okoio 100000 wyje-
chafo do ROsyi pewnie bezpowrOtnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Ma Wschodnim Froncie.

Piotrogrod, 4 kwietnia. -
Niemcy po silnej kanonadzie ma
Ikskull przypuscili szturm do
mostow trzymanych przez Ro--
swan, lecz zostali Cd parci - w o.
kolicy Dzwiiska tylko dzialowa
robota w dwu dniach oStatnich.
w centrum pod Baranowiczami
Niemcy przekroczywszy Siare
rzeke - atakowali posterunki ro-
syiskie, lecz zostali odparci po-
wrotem "a rzeke. Ma Polesiu re-
konesanse awiatyczne po stronle
niemieckiej. vPowodzie i roz-
topy wiosenne wstrzymuja akcye.
Berlin, 4 kwietnia. - RAPPORT
nien1iecki wzmiankuje rejdy ma
powietrzne rosyjskie bombardo-
wanie z aeroplan0w pozycyi O.
boz0w niemieckich w okolicy
Pohorzelec, Miru, Mihska tam
biegnqcej linii kolejowej. Z Cali
cyl tylko o wzmozonej arty1eryj-
skiej akcyi ze strony rosyjskitj
donosza Austryacy - zreszt4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
potwierdzaja
wine germanskich
nurow.
Waszvnoton 4 kWietnia.

Washington, 4 kwietnia. -
Prczydent Wilson odbyf wczoraj
dluzsza konferencye kilku
czionkami eabinctu, na ktorcJ o.
mawiano ostatnic raporty O SWaf
tach niemicckich nurow na mo-
rzach, oiiara kt0rych pablo bez-
bronnych tylc okrct6w handlo-
wych.
Wedlc raportu amcrykaiskiej
ambasady w Paryzu .Sussex"
padI stanowczo ofiara torpedy a
nic miny. Stwierdzilo to Scis}e ba-
DAME parowca tego W przystaui
bulonskiej. Anbasada doIaczyfa
do raportu kilka metalowych IL
}amkow znalezionych ma ,,Sus-
SEX, kt6re maja pochodzic Z tor
pedy.
Wedle sprawozdan konsulow W
Anglii amerykaliski obywatel
Buckley poni6si Smiert ma pa
rowcu ,.Englishman' wskutek
torpedowania okretu w chwili,
gdy zaprzestal juz ucieczki i "a
trzymai sic. Inny rapport stwier-
dza, ze pasazerowie The Man
chester Engineer" widzieli w po-
blizu periskop nura bezposrednio
przedtem, zanim parowiec bez o.
strzezenia zadnego torpedowano.
Rad otrzy1nai juz take komple-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
z Wfoskiego Terenu.

Rzym, 4 kwietnia. - RAPPORT
w4oski eiosi, il w dolinach alpej-
skich Tyrolu Karyntyi ME H.
stale walka dzialowa; austrya--
ckie rekonesanse awiatyczne bar
dzo pilnie pracujq. Pod Cristallo
- piechota wloska zdobyia wzgo
re nr. 1879.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
Oar Artysty.

Paryz, 4 kwietnia. - August
Rodin, Swiatowej s}awy rzezbiarz
francuski ofiarowaf narodowi
zbi6r kompletny rzezb swoich
wieiu przedmiotow artystycznych
wraz Z wiasnym domem, kt6ry
ma przyszios6 ma bye jake mu--
zeum uzywany: sam ola sic Ro-
din tylko pracownie rezerwowai
- a lat liczy juz 76.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04

(Dokoiiczenie ma str. 5-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-04
BULLETIN.

SdIl AlllOlilO, 1Sh' h"iSIiiio'
- w glownej kwaterze generaIa
Funstona wyrazaja przypuSzcze-
ME, re Will znow uda}o sic wym-
knac T. poSr6d kordonu, jaklm
otoczyt 60 usifowalo wojsko a
merykahskie. Wedle ostatnich 90
niesiefi generala Pershinga Villa
uciekl prawdopodobnie w okolice
niedostepne dla kawaleryi dla-
tego pospiesznic przygotowuje
sic piechote do dalszego poscisu
"a MIN. Kawalerya przcszukujc
w dalszym ciagu okolicc ma pol
noe Cd Guerrero.
San Antonio, Tex. 4 kwietnia.
- Coraz bardziej utwierdza sic
tn przekonanie, ze Villa zdolaf
wynknQc sic wojskom pulkowni-
ka Dodd'a "A ostatni rapport 9e-
neraia Pershinga ME wvraza ma
wet przypuszczcnia O tenn, gdzic
obecnie moze SIG on znaJdoWat.
SzeSc kolumn kawaleryi przcszu
kuje starannie wzgorza ma poinn-
cny wschod od Guerrero, oI-
dziaiy skautow Wszelkicmi s}2-
mi staraja sic odszukac Sla!y
krwawego bandyty. Wytropify &
ne jedna bande Nillistow T. okoIo
100 ludzi pod dow6dztwcm .,pui-
kownika" Beltrana w poblizn
Bccincva, okoio % mil na p0lno-
cnv wschod cd Guerrero. w po-
blizu gdzics znajdujc sig prawdo'
podobnie rcszta cafej handy.
Skutecznost poscigu utrudnia
w znacznej mierze ia okollcznoSc
ze rekoncsanse nigdzie ME mogl
dostac prawdziwcj wiadomosci o
ruchach umykajacej handy, a
przeciwnic, wszedzie celowo i
;wladomie ludnosc daje inforrla-
eye falszywe.
Kolci mexykaiskiej Northwe--
stern uzywat jeszcze ciagle Sta
ny Zjednoczone ME moga, -
giownie tego powodu, re gene
raj Gavira stawia liczne trudno-
sci, kt6re uniemozliwiaja dotych
czas generalowi Bellowi dojscie
do jakiegokolwiek MIN porozu-
mienia.
Ob6z gen. Pershinga, 2 kwiet-
MIA. - (Aeroplanem do kolonii
Dublan, telegrafem isKrowym do
Columbus, N. N.Y. Oddzial anne.
rykaiskiej kawaleryi stoczy} dis
rano potyczke Villistami W. po-
blizu - i bylo tu siychac strza1y
karabinowe, lecz raportu o pre-
biegu i rezultacie walk dotyct-
czas ME otrzymano.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

out a dog. OF course he's only puppy
vet. but he's such good breed !
couldn't resist him
"IIc has the most taSc,nalingly ugly
lace ! ever saw The puppy cooked
one ear at me IN friendly fashion as !
spoke. as it m acknowledgment OF my
doubtful compliment and laughed
outright At the sound be jumped into
my lap and Snugglcd against me, look
ing up at me IN such appealing fashion
that my heart warmed toward him As
my arms closed about him had a
curious little feeling that the puppy and
! had made compact OF friendship,
that hencctorth he belonged to me.
Who Owns the Dog2
Hasn't hc2" Dicky returned beam
inpy He's so ugl} he's handsome.
That, the breed, YOU see, bull terrier
Just look at the way his upper lip
liit, away from his teeth and gaze on
tha, Furnishing Jaw oi him He's the real
thing. alright, mothers a bench dog,
fathers famous fighter, no better
blood anywhere than tins little tykc
has. "
"Do YOU know he looks exactly like
the picture OF the puppy in your copy
OF that Davis story, "lhe Bar SIMS
| ter
$50 YOU sec il, too" Dicky exclaimed
glcciully NcS, he's the ,pittin image
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

Of that pup think we'll call him after
him, Wyndham Kid, second for
there's bar sinister about this chap
too"
"a bar sinister" returned, puz-
lied. II thought you said this dog had
such good blood ON both sides The
story dogs mother was an alley dog,
You remember, while you said this ones
was d
Bench dog" returned Dicky easily,
"a prize winner season after season.
But, you see, | can't prove it lie
laughed gleeiully
why"
Because she was stolen from. her
owner a little while ago, big pow WOW
about it, rewards offered and real de
,cctlveS on the trail, but nothing do
ing This puppy OF hers was given to
man | know by the fellow that did
the trick II seems this friend OF mine
who is an awiully clever writer chap
does crook stories and all that sort
OF thing, YOU know, and who knows
dozens oi shady customers, pulled the
other fellow out OF a hole ono day
and the chap had nothing to show his
gratitude with bu, this pup. My irie,d
is going on a long trip, and can't keep
the little fellow so he turned him
over tO me
"But Dicky" gasped "You surely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
REVELATIONS
0RWlFE
6V Hdele 0orTiSon~
" ora fire Madgc' Gee. I'm glad
" I'm drcuJhcd 10 the skin

NJ ora fire. Madgc Gee, I'm glad 1!
N I'm drcnched to the skin
Dlckv ran mp the vcranda steps
with water dripping from HI. hat and
In, clothing Hi, shoes, too, awero
soaked from the pouring rain outside
The water oolcd from them at every
step HIS coat was opened, and under
meath 1t could see a small peach baS-
kct which he pressed tightly against his
chest, and inside which something
stirred and whlmpercd The sight made
me forget Dicky, condition
Whatever IN the world," asked
standing suIl and staring at him open
monhcd
For heavens sake" Dicky exploded
wrathtully Don't stand there blocking
the gangway Can't You see I'm soaked
Let me Get 10 the fire"
] stepped aside a, he rushed past me
into the living room, leaving muddy
track, upon the rug at every step
did not mud In, irrltahillty, but | did
object 10 the havoc he wa, making VI
the new rug.
"Dicllv" | cried impctuou,ly "Wai,
ull ! roll up that small rug before the
fireplace You'll ruin IT."
Dlcky promptly consigned the rug "a
a place not recognized by the Uniycr
Sal,i,. and plm,cd himself sQuarcl,
upon ~ the water running IN tiny rill,
from every part of h, clothing.
Here he commanded percmptorlly
uos noticing or else Ignoring the iac,
that ! had turned away in oiicndcc
silence, hold thi, chap a minute uIl
gc, SONG ol these wet thing, OF Poo,
little Vkc' ilc must be chilled
| Ilhough"
He wh,kcd the peach basket ava,
with dcxlcrou, movement and de
posted i'm my arm, 4 very small am,
very wet white puppy am not ION,
OF animals, and thought with di,ma,
Of the wreck the cold, clamm,. lul,
/ body wa, making ou my freshly lauu
/ dcrcd white gown But there was some
thug so p,'lul m the ,hyctiug oi tn
llttlr body. something 500 brave and We
,u appealing IN the big brown ewes. tha
/ forgot everything else IN the desire =,
mdk, tine little creature comfortable
/ Heat him up tlr,l and then give hin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

are not going to keep him, arc you
Why, he's stolen property"
Dcky turned and looked at me, then
threw Mp his hands in mock despair.
III | h-!n't forgotten all about he,
little Puritan principles he exclaimed
But I'm afraid this time you'll have
to swallow them. ! don't know who
the chap is who stole the mother, and
il did know | surely wouldn't give
him away And il | didn't take this
little fellow the chances are some one
would have grabbed him to make a
fighter OF him And training dog for
a fighter is Just about the cruelest
thing there is"
He stopped and kissed me lightly on
the cheek.
Don't carry the conscience OF tn.
world on your shoulders, little girl"
he said "You only make yourself and
everybody else uncomfortable
The memory OF many tcmpestuou,
scenes with Dicky warned me to keep
silence But thought again, as | oft
cn had before. how utterly divergent
our ideas and ideals were, | knew that
| should never feel comfortable in this
giit of Dicky's The knowledge that the
dog was not rightiully ours wodld al
ways spoil any pleasure | might have
in the little animal
(Copyright. lol6)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablcts-the sub
stitute for calomcl-are a mild but sure
laxative and their effect on the liver IS
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit Of Dr.. Edwards determination not
20 treat liver and bowel complaints with
oalomel His efforts 10 hanlsh It brought
on, these little oliyc-colorcd tablets
These pleasant little tablets do the
good ,ha, caomcl docs. bu, have no bad
after effects. They don't inlure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold OF the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure tive liver
at the expense of the teeth Calomcl
sometimes plays havoc with the gums,
So do strong liquids. II is hest not 20
take calomel. hu, to let Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullncs| and that
law feeling come from constipation aud
disordered liver Take Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets when YOU feel "loggy' and
'heayy' Note how they clear" cloudcd
brain and how they "perk up' the spr-
is. l0c and 2Sc a box. All druggists
--Adv
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some warm milk" directed D,cky, as he
hurried toward the stair "lm going 70 /
take a hot bath and get into some dry
things Where's mother
In her room asleep" | returned
Don't wakeu her il you can help it
Then turned my attention u the
puppy, which had snuggled as closely
to my body as he could, tucklng his alb
Surd little head into the hollow OF my
arm
Katie, come here please | called
and Katie hurried in from the kitchen
her eyes round with wonder as she saw
the wet puppy in my arms.
A Compact Of Friendship.
Go upstairs to my closet, Katie |
directed, "and bring me down that old
white sweater tore SO badly the other
day when 1t caught on the wire screen
/ ing Bring also the most worn bath
towel YOU can find, one that We can
mark SO it will not be used again up
stairs. Aitcr YOU have brought them
to me heat little milk, not too hot, and
| bring 1t here in an old dish.
| AN right. ieeN," Katie answered,
and promptly vanished to reappear
again as promptly with the articles |
had asked Tor had knclt down in
/ front OF the fireplace and was holding
/ the puppy so that the warmth OF the
blaze would strike his shlycrng little
body
"Oh, Missis Graham jooSt look at do,
| dress" she exclaimed "Hecm all wet
all spoiled, all because dot dirty dog ?
Never mind, Katie" | replied sooth
iugB II can put ON another dress,
| Hurry with the milk | must get this
! little fellow warmed up
Katie disappeared grumblng and
sat down before the fire, took the little
dog IN my lap aud rubbed him dry and
then, wrapping him IN the old sweater
laid him on the hearth to toast com
iouably | was glad TO see the little
body stop ,hyerlng and lie still |
thought he had gone TO sleep, but when
Katie brought in the milk the puppy
wrlgglcl out ot his warm wrapping,
and began 10 lap the milk as It half
/ starved.
Jolly little bcggcr, isn't he" said
D,rky's voice behind me-, with such
complete iorgetiulnc,, oi hl, own rude
ness and irritation that | decided also
to forget them
He's a dear" returned "Arc YOU
sure Sou are quite dry again You
gave me no chance TO help YOU with
your things How did YOU happen to
. walk home through the rain' Where
was Dofan}'
Where do YOU suppose the only taxi
driver m Marvin would he ON a day
! Ike ths3' demanded Dickcy trucu-
lcntb 81 wuus have had to wait an
hour Tor Dotan, and | wanted to ge,
this little chap home What do you
think oi him
He's a ctr,ning thing" answered
truthlulh II suppose this is the one
thing lacking IN the furnishing that
,ou promised ~, last night
sure Dlckc, answered tncculh
'"No country house ought TO be with.
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Portion of Brain
Removed to Cure
Epileptic Attacks

PHllADELPHlA Oct N.-A por-
ton oi a human brain was removed to
day by DR. II J. Northrup, the brain
wizard IN an effort to cure boy Of
chronic epilepsy at one OF the score
OF clinics that marked the sessions OF
the Clinical CongrcS, pi Surgeons
The demonstration was witnessed az
the HAhucmann hospital by many OF
the visiting surgeons. who were amazed
the skin and daring OF the operation.
After the subject had been cthcred Doc.
tor Northrup removed a section of the
skull bone. exposing the base of N.
bran With a few quick strokes OF the
knife he removed the portion oi the
BRAN which he said was responsible for
the recurrence OF the epilcptic fits
Then the skull section was replaced
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modes Of warfare that even this
war has developed
In steadily bearing aloft the
banner of international law as the
standard under which all civilized
peoples must eventually gather.
the United States has rendered
an incstimable service to belhger.
cnts and neutralS ard to all man
kind
IN the conduct OF our relations
with the countries Of South and
Central America, the admlnistra
ton has initiated a policy vel
adapted to modern conditions and
requirements
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Eastern Star in
Triennial Meeting

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. jl--Dele-
gates from many parts of the country
were in attendance here today at the
opening oi the triennial assembly Of the
general grand chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star. Mrs. Emma Ocobock
OF Hartford, Mich the most worthy
grand ma,ron OF the order. is presiding
over the sessions
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OF the country
T he admins
tratior is 20 be
credited with a
pruderce an d
patience which
has lept our
naturally var
like people out
Of The great
r u T o y = n n
struggle n =
well as with \
dip o m a c Y
which has halt.
ed, IN part at
least, the use
Of the most
n "a 2 d n 2 n n q
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WHy|AnFoRVnsoN
BY Richard Olney
Attorney General and Secretary
OF State IN the Second
CleIslaad ddmrnistrGiion.

In the conduct OF foreign rela-
tjons tie administration has kept
its rud Ter true and has won and
deserved the respect and gratitude