davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-08-04
East Buffalo, N. z, July 81

CATTI.E-Market active, 25@4Sc higher;i
prime steers, $9.5001O.OO; shipping steers.
s.. Oo@9.25; butcher grades, $7.0008.75; heif-
ers. $7.Oo@S.25; cows, $4OO@7.50; bulls, 5000
$3.50; feeders, $6.00@725.
CALVES-Market active; Gull to choice,
81. 5O@13.O0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market active
&c higher: choice lambs, s11.6O@11 rs; Gull
to fair, $75001O 70 ;yearlings, $8.O0@9.26:
sheep. $4O0@S.75.
HOGS-Market active 1Oc lower; York
ers. SIC. @@1O.5O; pigs, $1O.25; mixed, s10500
1875; heavy, $105o010.55: roughs $500
BIS; stays, $6.75@.75.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-08-04
Minneapolis, August /, 1916.

Wheat - No. / hard, 1.31; No. 4
northern, 1.2701.29; No. northern,
1.23@1.27.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 83@84c.
Oats No. 8 white, 38A@38%c.
Rye 95@96c.
Flax-2.O5@20
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-08-04

to sergeant; Corporal Howard Blount
to sergeant; Privates George Schnei-
der, Joseph Catoor, Warren A. Reed,
Arthur Rock and Alvin Will to cor
noralS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20

iyn. AS she had secured an engage.
ment and gone West with Powers
company on short notice, he missed
her' out he met her uncle, Mr.. Zapf
was naturally interested in the future
welfare and chosen profession Of his
niece and Dunbar so favorably i'm.
pressed him that he declared his
pleasure at her selection, giving his
nearly endorsement to their marriage
Soon after, Dunbar, instead of re-
turning to California, where his
sweetheart was, wrote her and came
to Tampa with Rex. company.
While here he learned that Mr..
Zapf had died suddenly, leaving an
estate valued at quarter of million,
and will providing for Dunbar's
marriage to Mr.. Fitzgerald. In this
VIII he was named as executor of the
Zapf estate. 1t is known that the nm
Gle disliked Fitzgerald, and it is
supposed that he did this, fearing that
Fitzgerald, learning of the fortune.
would influence his former wife to
return to him or at least annoy her.
] Then the trouble began. A fortune
hunting admirer informed Mrs. Fitz-
gerald that Dunbar was a drunkard
and had living wife. She promtly
broke the engagement after he had
failed to satisfy her that the reports
were unfounded.
! All appeals were in vain until an at
torney informed her that unless she
wished to take the property in litiga-
ton, she must carry out the provisions
of the will, whereupon she wrote Mr..
Dunbar that she never cared to see
his face and would not live with him,
but would marry him conditionally
that they separated at once and would
reimburse him handsomely If he would
reliquish his rights. Firmly convinced
that marriage could not be per-
formed unless they met, he wired his
acceptance, hoping almost against
hope that he could influence her to
reconsider her foolish resolve and live
with him.
AS it was decided to marry in Tam
pa, and as Mrs. Fitzgerald was ev-
pected any day, he lost no time in
securing the licens. Mrs. Fitzgerald
notified him of her arrival in Jackson
vile, and he fastened here.
For two or three years, however, it
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20

that just describes them. They're all
taste and no feeling They are as i'm
personal as house done by decora-
tor"
must say I'm inclined to agree
with Molly. And l also love the dear
Christmas notes written on Christmas
stationery. They seem to come
straight out of the heart and by that
token they go straight to the heart.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20
Side Talks
(By Ruth Cameron.
CHRISTMAS POSTCARDS.

We fell to talking of Christmas post
cards the other night. Someone said
they were simply burden superim-
posed upon the already over-heavy bur.
den Of Christmas gift giving.
That is view I used to hold my.
self but have changed my mind,
partly, at least.
How To Break or Yearly Exchange
Of Gifts.
used to think that Christmas cards
should take the place of some of the
lesser gifts that we give by force Of
habit to old schoolmates and others
whom we do not see from one years
end to another. I still think that
Incidentally, let me tell you how clev-
er people break off gift habit of this
kind. They send card instead Of q
gift, and they send it so early that
the recipient will get it before she has
sent her gift and presumably will take
the hint
But, to return to the main road,
used to think also that it was foolish
to enlarge ones Christmas circle by
sending cards to those whom one FORM
erly had not remembered at all. And
that / no longer think.
These little Christmas messages are
flashes of the real Christmas spirit.
There is no better time than Christ
mas to gather up these loose threads
of friendship.
love my cards. like to look them
over the day after Christmas and
bask in the friendly feeling that l
know made people send them to me,
and think kind thoughts of them,
land realize what a beautiful and en-
during thing friendship is
The kind of cards most desirable al
so came under discussion. The Au-
,thor.Man's wife favored the engraved
lpersonal cards. "They are soon dis
,tinguished," she said.
Molly strongly opposed them. "They
seem cold to me and so unindividuai'
IalI alike. no special thought for each
person. / love to pick out appropri-
ate ones for everyone"
All Taste And No Feeling.
81 think the engraved ones are In
nerfest taste" persisted the Author
Mans wife.
aperfect faster" said Molly. YES
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20
II Adjoining Rooms With Closed
Door Between, Couple Is Married

jacksonville, Dec. 19.-Novelty in
avery way featured the marriage last
saturday evening Of Mrs. Mae Fitz.
.errald of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Frank
7. Dunbar of Fort Pierce, the bride
and bridegroom being united in mar.
Rage while each was in an adjoining
room. with closed door between, new.
a. hearing each others voice until an
svering the usual questions being
asked, and not seeing each other until
after the ceremony, although it had
been planned that after being made
man and wife they were to separate
rithout seeing each other.
The romance includes trips across
The continent, missing each other as
the story of Evangeline; misunder-
Handing and the decision to marry
bnder unusual circumstances to avoid
Mitigation in connection with the prop
brty of the bride which had been in
berited, the bridegroom having been
nade executor Of the estate of the un-
lie of the woman who was after all
b be his future wife.
The facts as learned from Mr.. Smith
ire as follows:
Mrs. Mae Fitzgerald was a wealthy
|oung divorce of Brooklyn, and was
brmerly of the Powers Film Com
any. Mr.. Dunbar of Fort Pierce
as also of the Univeral forces, and
tely director Of the Bison Pacific
Oast studio. The marriage, per-
brmed by Joe Smith, Jr., notary pub
/, probably takes first place Of any
Fcurring in the city from a viewpoint
novelty and originality.
A year ago, October, 1915, Mrs.
tzgerrald, freed from the domineer-
g influence of an overbearing spouse,
a spirit of amusement inserted an
vertisement in a matrimonial publ
ton, and Mr.. Dunbar, then at Uni
rsal City, saw correspondence re-
lied in an engagement in less than
rec weeks. It was agreed they were
be married last June, provided he
tanned the consent Of, her uncle,
prl Zapf, the well known East New
brk brewer.
Inspired by Mr.. Dunbar's success,
Is. Fitzgerald determined to go in
movies, Dunbar being able to Sc
RE an engagement for her, called
her address, DeKalb avenue, Brook
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20
IN WONAV'S REALM

has been the custom of Notary puh.
TIC Joe Smith to marry couples free
durlng the holiday season, as well as
marry them under conditions insurine
secrecy when desired, a seasons com.
phment to brides, and his address
reaching Mrs. Fitzgerald she phoned
him.
When Mrs. Fitzgerald explained
the situation, the notary was in a
quandry, especially as she admitted
tnat ID. A. Wolfe. clerk of the county
judges office had refused to issue a
license. An examination showing
that the Hillsborough county license
was in due form, Mr.. Sfith, after con-
suiting lawyer over the phone, quick
~ arranged to suit the occasion and
married the couple in double parlor,
the doors connecting being closed.
Each of the principals had as wit
nesses invited guests, boarders, and
the notary took separately dispositions,
instead of the usual custom of having
the contracting parties join hands.
Never had either heard the voice
4 OF the other until they took their OBJ.
hgatlons, and it is said each listened
with bated breath as the other spoke,
nor was it until the words which made
them man and wife had been spoken
that they ever saw each other in per-
son, although they had exchanged
photographs.
When this was done, the notary,
who had been thinking matters over,
suddenly threw back the sliding
doors connecting the two parlors, and
introduced them, explaining in reply
to Mrs. Dunbar's protest, that they
had not seen each other before mar
riage, and that while they did not in
tend to live together, it was best they
meet and part as friends.
1t was a case of love at first sight,
and Mrs. Dunbar on receiving assur-
ances from her husband that reports
were unfounded, gave him smile and
kiss, which completely won him and
assured those present she was we'll
satisfied, and now had no intention of
leaving him.
Later, relating to their future plans,
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar said that they
would probably organize company
here for the purpose of making a Sc
ries Of pictures down the East Coast,
releasing through the Palm Film Com.
pany or the Universal, and they would
use her yacht, an asset of the Zapf es-
tate, which Mrs. Dunbar said she had
ordered to this port.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13

(Dokonczenie ma str. 9-ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13
Eksport przewyzszyf
dwukrotnie import.

Washington, 13. lipca. - We
Gle ogioszonych tn sprawozdah
departamentu handlu w ukon-
czonym dnia 1-go lipca roku fis-
kalnym ogolny obr6t handlowy
Stanow Zjednoczonych wynosii L
CORA szeSc bilionow, piecset DIVA
dziescia piec milionow doiar6w.
Jest to tax olbrzymia cyfra BIZ
lansu handlowego, jakiej jeszcze
nigdy Stany Zjednoczone ME
mialy W swej historyi do zapisa-
MIA.
Do osiagniecia tego rekordu
przyczynii sic W glownej mierze
wielki eksport broni i amunicyi
do Europy. WartoSt eksportu ze-
laza i stall, ktora w poprzednim
roku fiskalnym wynosila $685.
100000, podskoczyla w tym roku
ma $61S,000,O00, a wartosc mate
ryalow wybuchowych wywiezio--
nych podnios}a sic Z $41,0OO,O0G
ma $473,000,OOO. Podniosla sic
takze znacznie wartoSG eksportu
maxi pszenicy, miesa, wyrob6w
miedzianych, nafty jej produk-
tow it'd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13
Hal atakuje trzech ludzi.

Matawan, N. j., 13 lipca. -
Dwunastoletni Lester Stillwell
zostal zabity przez rybe ludo-
jada, zwana wedle zoologiczne-
go terminu hal, gdy kapal sig
wczoraj popoiudniu niedaleko
stad W jednej odnog zatoki Ba
ritan. Dwudziesto czteroletni
Stanley Fisher, ktory pospieszyl
mu ma ratunek, zostal W walce
morskim potworem tax clez-
ko pokaleczony, re umari, "a
MIN przewieziono go do szplta-
la Long Branch. Hal zaatako--
wal takze kapiacego sic W po-
blizu 12-letniego J6zefa Dunn i
tax fatalnie pokaleczyl mu no
ge, re trzeba bedzie prawdopo-
dobnie ia amputowac.
= Gdy ryba=iudojad saatake#a-
la Stillwella, kapalo sic W pobli-
zu kilkunastu chiopakow i mlo-
dziencow. Ma jego wo}anie o ra-
tunek pospieszy} pomoca znaJ-
dujacy sic najblizej Fisher, lecz
ledwo posunaf sic kilka stop,
gdy hal zaatakowal go, wydzle-
rajac mu kawai miesa nogl.
Pomimo tel rany Fisher pochwy-
ell chlopaka i skierowa} sic z
MIN ku. brzegowi ale haj rzu-
Gil sic ma niego po raz drugl,
chwytajac 60 "a noge,
Wowczas Fisher puscif Still
wella i sam padi bezprzytomny.
Pospieszyl mu pomoca inny
ch}opak wyciagna} ma brzeg.
Gala Stillwella ME znaleziono /
przypuszczaja, ze zostai on po-
zarty przez ludojada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13
Sprawy mexykanskie.

Chihuahua miasto, 13 1ipca. -
General Jacinto Trevino otrzy--
mai rapport, re krwawa walka to-
czy sic miedzy rzadowemi woj-
skami pod genera}em Ernesto
Garcia a silnym oddzialem Villi-
stow pod Cerro Blanco, kilka mil
Cd Parral. Garcia usi}uje wstrzy-
mac bandytow, dokad ME przy-
beda spieszace W tym Nierunku
wojska pod genera}ami Matlas
Ramos Domingo Arrieta, kt6-
rzy powinni Villistow calkiem
otoczyc i zgniesc.
Washington, 13 lipca. - "a
stepca sekretarza stanu Polk O.
swiadczyi, re rokowania pomie-
dzy Stanami Zjednoczonymi a
mexykahskim rzadem de facto
maja pomySlny przebieg i dobrze
nadal sic zapowiadaja. Oswald
czenie powyzsze zlozyl Polk po
odbyciu drugiej konferencyi Z
ambasadorem Arredondo.
Co do treSci tych konferencyi,
ME daIo sic otrzymac zadnych
blizszych szczegol6w, ogolnie je-
dnak przypuszczaja, re omawia-
ma jest ma Mich kwestya nomina-
cyl delegatow obu rzadow, ktorzy
maja wspolnie opracowac plan
kooperacyi, celem zaprowadzenia
normalnych stosunkow ma pogra-
nicZu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13
Ryba --ludQjad "a
bijja cfllopca.
Krwawa wa|ka I Vi||istanli.
deutschland" wkr6tce cd pIynie.
ROCzNY OBR0T HANDLOWY; S6,525.000,0O0.
Bakcyl paralizu dzieciecego odkryty.
zaburze1lia strajl<o~ve w La Sale.
Okret W niebezpieczenstwle.

torff odbywa dis inspekcye
transatlantyckiego nura ,,Deutsch
land, ktory r0wnoczeSnie konczy
wyiadowywac przywiezione Z
Niemiec chemikalia i materyaiy
do farbowania. Dyplomaci Allan.
tow otrzymali wczoraj informa--
eye, re deutschland" byf w dro-
DE swej do Ameryki konwojo.-
wany przez jakis neutralny okret
handlowy, prawdopodobnie nor
weski. szwedzki, lub dunski, kt6-
ry byl mu pomocny W ukrywaniu
sic pred nieprzyjacielskimi stat
kami wojennymi. Statki te poszu-
kujq teraz tego okretu, nadto
zapowiadaja tn, re sprawa Gala
zostanie przedstawiona departa--
mentowi stanu, celem przepro-
wadzenia SledztWa.
Holownik Thomas +. Tim.
MINIS. ktorY konyojowat s4llrlt;
Deutschland" przez zatoke Che
sepeake, podplynai znow ku ME-
mu wczoraj popoludniu got6w dc
drogi, co uwazaja "a zapowiedz,
re nur niemiecki jak najpredzeJ
chce sic zaopatrzyc W towar, po
ktory przyjechal, a potem prag-
ME o lie moznoSci najrychlej IT,
dac sic w DOWrOtna drOoc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13

pGrnietam o PoIsce = ME g0~osi
Sie ma to, by0e m5at meg GG-
pomnie6, lecs miemniej e0i@y-
to Wasga ME poaoStG'ete bee
aOra5emia = niemniej jest mile
mi aOidgiana, q mo&ecie bye pc
a0mi, Se 10 daIsgym ciqgw bede
aosgystko robiG, co tylko jest
mo5liaUem. Z"
Wypowiedgia'ee prgeS p0na
Smeslskiego prgen'6aO'en'e
br9miato jak @aStepaNe:
w tej godaimie moje0ieks4ej
kEeski spotykajqcej mar6d, my
aOybra'si represent0aec1 orga'''-
&acyi skwpiOmych 10 PoIskim
.Cemtrolnym Komitecie Ratun-
kowyne, obejmagQcym pr0aOie
wsgystkich z 100000 miess-
kmc6nO . obya0ateL Sta~6a0
Zjednocgonych poISkiego po--
chodgemia, pr9edstaaOioney pa
mos, panic preaydencie, maSs a.
pei, azeby$ jako presydemt
Stme6aO Zjednoczomych pod
most soO6j gtos proteStW prse--
.ciaoko tenou, co Okaguje SIC bye
roSmy$Inym aOyrokiem $nelerc1,
wydamym ma miessko'Ic6sO kr6-
iestaUG P0Iskj.
,,GaIicya, cayI awStryocka
Polska, nmaGonG goSt0{G 0r
samegO pocaqtk~ Voj"y nd pr0
wie kompIetne gniSgc9enle
WSkutek poaOtarsGjqcych SIC
ruch6aO armii ma jej teryto-
ry,tm. PoISk0 roSyjSkG, cho-
cias nawiedgona kIeSkq eOojny,
ME bwa 10 mebezpiecsenStWie
$mierci g3odowej. Rok temt
rosyjskie drmie, kt6re s'sajdo-
wa'y sic 10 pOsiadoni~ teryto--
ryvm polSkiego, rozpocSe5y je
eoOakuowaG I spiessnie sic CO.
fac aoSkutek maStep~jqcej ma0o-
gyi aOojSk miemieckich . au-
stryackich.
Ogromme @apasy &yo0nO$ci 4
proa0igyi ulegty s''iSgcse"i", a
tysiqce uSi 1 miast cofajqce sic
armie rosyjSkie sr6oO@aty po-
wierschniq Siemaj ~ mastep--
st,oie yniemeikmiomej ko~iecs--
mo$ci qUojemej." " stoSatnko-
no kr6tkim cgasie prG,0ie cate
Kr6IestWo Polskie goStat0 "a
1ete prges Grmie moCGrStaO GEN.
tralnyck. Potem prgyssSy do
nieSienia, ae rekaOigycye oku--
p,gqcych drmii ogo6ocity cqty
kraj ressty rodsimyck sapa--
s6aO ! SyaOnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13
KRWAWE BOJEPOD
VERDUN MAD
..-z S0MME. -,-,...,

Berlin, 1890 lipca. - RAPPORT
urzedowy: Walka zazarta toczy
.ie Cd onegdaj ma linii Bapaume
Albert ku Contalmaison, Ma
metz, Trones i mad Somme rzeka
- jest to pikardyjski teren walk:
Ma poiudnie cd Somme Francu-
zow wstrzymano W atakach ma
Belloy-Soyecourt froncie -
>szturmy ich za}arlaIy sic pod O.
gniem dial niemieckich. w
Szampanii podbnfez ataki fran
cuskie wnet zlokalizowano -
mianowicie pod Rheims, Massi-
ges Fleury. Mad Moza walk
zaciete, lecz lokalne. Ma prawym
brzegu rzeki Niemcy posuneli
sic wydatnie W leslie pod La
Lauffee j pod Souville, biorac
Francuzom pozycye pod tym
waznym fortem, w bezpoSre-
dniem sasiedztwie Verdun: 80
oficer6w S,1O6 zoinierzy wzieto
tam do niewoli, a kontratak od-
parto kompletnie. Opinia niemie-
cka jest taxa, IL ofensywa
Sprzymierzonych juz zosta}a "a
trzymana i skohczyaa sic niewie-
le sprawiwszy; Niemcy wzma-
cniaja nowe linie ktore nowych
wymagac beda wytezajacych a
takow.
- Walk awiatyczne ozywione
ma calej linii: pod Peronne an
gielski aeroplan zmuszono do Ia
dowania wSrod linii niemieckich !;
francuski zestrzelono pod Soye-
court, inny pod Chattancourt !;
pod Dombassle mad Moza VIE
ziony balon francuski zestrzelo-
no i zniszczono.
Londyn-Paryz, 1890 lipca. -
Rozpaczliwe walk ma Cafej linii
zachodniego frontu podaja ra-
porty Sprzymierzonych: ma linii
angielskiej boj Mametz i lasy
fortyfikowane, O Trones lasy
tamtejsze - toczy sic ma skale
rozpaczliwa. Mimo bardzo znacz-
nych posiikow niemieckich, spro-
wadzonych ma te partye frontu
- Sprzymierzeni powoli, lecz
statecznie postepuja - Mametz
Gale jest w reku AngEkow, Tro-
mes Gale rowniez, a lasow pod
MEM Geese wieksza. General an
gielski Haig, giownodowodzacy
Anglikami, oblicza, IL Niemcy w
tel okolicy skupili co najmniej
100000 ludzi. Niemcy kontrata-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13

,SytuacyG staa0aSa SIG 2 dm5o
ma dgie6 cOras grOsn5ejSgq, az
~ Hstopadeie ! grWdniu prse--
sta 10 stadyNm taxi aVotojqce
O pomoc, Se repregemtmeci A.
merykm5skiego CseraOomego
Krgy5a, Fundacyi RockefeIIe-
ra ! Kon,isyi dIa ratamkW BEL
gii gauptereSoaOai sie mig . ~
s1oaOali rogpocgqG prace rG-
tunkoWq. Dma Ago stycSnaa
1916 ZJedmoc2one Polskie Or
gamisaoye 10 Ameryce, ktero-
aVame Wcguci0nai hunanitarne--
mi ! a0sp6Motq seoiqsku. kraOi,
podje5y ruch ratunkoa0y, ceIem
mysySania &yaOno$ci ! pros0isyi
do m0aOiedsomych kIeskq okohc
Polski. Pocgy'momo stara'siG u
WieEkiej Brytanii o modytika-
eye blokady, kt6roby dosaooM!a
na Eqdowanie okret6a0 u GduI-
Sku.
yWspomnione aoy5ej omery-
ka@skie orgamisacye obieca5y
ssIachetmq sa0q pomoc. ApeIo-
wa1y do WieIkiej BrytGnni tak-
5e. Staramo SIG sOej$6 ~ kom-
takt z Niemcami, Rosyq . Au--
stryq prgeg ich ambaSady ~
Wasgymgtomie. Pomocy ~dSie-
W naSs Department stamu.
Herbert C. Hoover, preseS Ko-
misyi dla ratuekw Belgal, csy-
nil madIudgkie WsHoaOania, c.
tenn doproaOadsenia do poro--
Sumiemia miedsy W1elkq Bry-
tmiq a Niemcami. Wymiana te
Iegram6aO ! komunikat6aO c1q-
gneta SIC miesiqcami, q tym-
cgasem ludmo$G gimeta 2 gSOdw.
NGreSgcie ukGsatG sic madS1e5C
pomySInego gatatwienia Wei
ka Brytania ggodsita SIC ma do
puSgczenie tranSport0aO 2 gapa-
sausi 2 Ameryki pod wmen'kd-
MT, kt6rych mocarstaOa GEN.
tralne miaSy dochoWaC. Vd-
runki te jednakoaooz odreuco-
no.
,,Teras 2 drugiej strong prey
chodgi aUie$c: ,,Porsuccie WSsel-
kq mGdsieje ratankw dIG PoE
ski." Brgm to jak Wyrok
Smierci. Me moSe bye co do te-
90 &adnych alusyl. IraEtOWG--
ME ! stanoaUisko sqs1ednach
mocarstaU odno$nie do narodu
polskiego 10 csasie tej wojny
wvkasuje icb gamiar gatrgy--
mania komtroG . posiadaRio, te,
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Odkryto bakcyl paralizu
dzieciecego.

Nowy York, Is. lipca. - Tutej-
sly wydzia} zdrowia ogfasza, re
jeden miejscowych lekarzy do
konal odkrycia bakcylu choroby
paralizu dzieciecego, dzieki cze-
mu bedzie MONA zaiozyc kultu-
ry tych zarazkow i dokonywac
prawdopodobnie szczepien O.
chronnych leczniczych, jak to
juz ma miejsce innemi choro-
bami. Nazwiska tego lekarza ME
podano do wiadomoSci.
Ma razie, pomimo wysilkow
wiadz sanitarnych, epidemia ia
ME tylko sic tu ME zmniejsza, ale
kazdym dniem liczniejsze zbie.
ra ofiary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-13

WASHINGTON, 13 LIP
ca. - Presydeet Wilson prsy-
jqt wcsoraj deIegocye 0SSyst-
kich organigacyi poIskjch sku-
piomych 10 P. C. K. r. . prGy-
rgeM I'M, Se 10 rasie pOtrseby
osobi$cie bedsie SIG StGrG{ ! o.
peIoaVa& do pao5StaV eWropej-
Skich, Gby WmoaEta0I5y doW6e
Sya0no5ci q Ameeryki do sniss--
ceomych qOojnq siem polSkich.
Delegocye prsedStGoo2 pre-
zydemtoa1 senator Hitchcock,
avypr6bowGsy prsyjacaeI pol
skiej nGrOdoa0o$ci. Ma csele de-
legacyi stat pan Jan F. Smul-
ski, kt6ry omaDiGjqc strdssne
potoSenie htdnoSci ~ PoISce,
a0wa1R SIC, &c yroanySI'sy
aOyrok $mierci gostaS s0yda@y
prgecia0ko polskiemu narodo-
a0i;."
Preeydemt Wilson odpoo0ie-
dsia{ ma to jak naStepWje: q
,,SytWacyG 10 PolSce sajno-
avaso moje myS6 stale ! moge
bes prgesady powiedsieG, ze ME
sqdge, aby byta jaka Sproa00,
kt6rejby Department stan"
po$aOieca{ Oiecej Statych ! po-
maaoiaoeych wys2k6eO jak uSao-
sOaniw usySkamia moamo$ci ra-
tunkas dla POIskj. Zn0m te
straS9ne WarMski, trGgicgne
a0aratnkj, jakie tam pa@ujq, a
kasdy, kto 9na je, mesSi ceatt, 8e
SaCiadOmO$G ich SERGE mW rOs-
dgierG.
,,W3a$nie prsed hIkW dniami
,cydali$my SpecyGlny APPEL do
rsqd6eo interesowanych, aby
pocgyni9y wstepstaoa 4 dosaooh-
y dokonaG tego Mdskiego H.
csymkW. Terag stole poprostu
wobec kamiemnej $clamy 10 tej
spraVie. Ocgya0i$cie, je$H SIG
ME Sgodgq, mic ME moge 'ea to
ucsyniG. Me moge sitq dopro-
wadgiG tam &yWmosci bee
skompIikow@iG SytuGcyi . bee
tego, co mniemam, rGcsejby
Polsce gaSgkOds1o ni5 pomO--
gso. Jej jedy'si prSyjacieIe SO
teraS besSilmi.
,,LeCS mO9e 1OIS 20petO'tE,
Ge jakqkoIa0iek tyIko preSye dd
SIG a0yaVrzef, a0ya0re "a . a0y--
aoieram 10 tej SpraaOie. 1 ia
MOI sosp69procoaOnicy prGgmq
pom6dg jei ! jak sqdee, ME po-
trgebowai$ciie tu catkiem prey
byscGG. Rogtmiem prses to, &c
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WSCHODZIE
EUROPY.
Bitwa mad Stochodem.

Berlin, 1890 ipca. - Urzad
woienny ogiasza, IL rosyjssfe
wojska, kt6re sic przedarly przez
rzeke Stochod W kierunku Kowla
zostaly ma glove pobite i odpar-
tie z powrotem "a rzeks. Waz-
niejsze punkty walk byiy: wio-
ska Jan6wka, Kachnowka, Hule-
wicze ! inne wioSki, pod ktoremi
Walk krwawe i zazarte sic tocza.
Pod Janowka Posterunku ro-
syjskiego ami jeden cziowiek zy-
WV ME uszed}! Ma linii Kowel-
R6wno wzieli Niemcy okolo 800
ienc6w: mad Stochodem w dwu
dniach ostatnich pojmano 1882
Rosvan i wzieto II mitraliez.
Akcya kieruje gen. Linsingen.
Awiatyka bardzo czynna ma ca
lei linii bojowej. Ma poinocnym
odcinku, mad Dzwina, ataki ro-
syjskie mad Narocz jeziorem l
pod Friedrichstadt odparto zwy-
ciesko.
Londyn-Piotrogrod, 1890 lip
ca. - RAPPORT rosyjski podaJe:
Ma froncie Cd Rygi az po Pry-
pee walk walki dzialowe bar
do ozywione, awiatyczne reko-
nesanse rejdy; Niemcy aero
planow zbombardowali Zamirze
/ .Nieswiez ma Litwie - szkody
mnieisze. Ma Wolyniu walkl "a
ciete mad Stochodem: pod HuIe-
wiczami Niemcy pokazali sic ma
prawym brzegu rzeki i zostali
wyparci i zniesieni doszczetnie
podobniez pod Kachnowka: W
walkach tych w paru dniach
wzieto zgora 500 Niemcow Au-
stryakow do niewoli. Niemcy
znacznie wsparli front wolynski,
stad postep wojsk ma Kowel u
lCgi zwioce. Il doniesien powyz-
szych widac, IL Niemcy musieli
wyprzec Rosyan lewego brze-
pu Stochodu, SEoro Niemcy
giosza o tenn, Rosyanie podaja
tylko, IL ME dali Niemcom brze-
gu prawego. -. (Przyp. Red. D.
c.
Sytuacya ma tel linii ma}o
zmian wykazuje W ciagu osta-
tniei DOLBY: Bitwa mad Stocho-
dem toczy sic w dalszym ciagu
- nierozstrzygnieta, Linsingen
dobrze broni Kowla, ktory jest
najwazniejszym punktem strate-
gicznym przed Bugiem. Brusi-
low w6dz rosyjski zdaje sic jed
max ME zaiowac ludzi, nj amuni-
cyi dla dopiecia celu zdobycia
A~=o miasta, bitwa toczy sic bo-