davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
TRAIN HITS AUTO;
TWO ARE KILLED

Dixon. Ill, Aug. 17-Marie Baker. 16,
and Ruby Kaufman. IS, were instant
~ killed and Maude Webb, Is, suffered
the loss of both legs today when the
automobile in which they were riding
was struck by a Chicago and North
western passenger train near Gait.
Martin Van Bergen and Ellie Pfund-
stein. who also were in the machine,
were badly injured. All were resi-
dents of Rock Falls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17

but were repulsed.
The fighting occurred fT1Atfre region
nr Lake Dorian, northwest OF SafOn1kl
rear the Greco-Serbian border Sew
oral encounters have taken place in
this-victuity of hate but the official Bul-
e-arian statement that larger
forces are being employed against the
Bulgarians-
~On the evening of Ang- IA" the
statement says the enemy s artillery
opened a violent bombardment- OF our
advanced positions south and west1of
Lake Dorian Under. cOver~of this dire
the enemy's infantry attacked but was
repulsed
'eThe b0rnbardureut cnntTuuedrand on
The morning of the 18th the infantry
again attacked with considerable force
but was compelled to fall back in COZ
siderable disorder
The French war Office announced
last night that engagements were oc-
curing frequently along the whole
front The capture by the allies OF the
railroad station at~DoIEan -andsof four
villages at other potutSeOn the front
was reported
French Report
Paris, Aug IT CnOon-)-A1 violent
artillery duel is in progress north of
Maurepas, in II e SOmIneareg1On, says
the war Office stateInenttDday- There
were no infantry attacks during the
night
The announcement fOEAUES=
"On the Somme front fne~enemy
made no attempt alta counter attack
during the night
sitions they Won Artillery fighting
continues with great violence north
Of Maurepas and-in the, BelIoy-En-
SanterTe sector
-On the remainder the>front the
night was calm
British Report
London. Aug 1.-THE British have
front Official aunouucementwas made
today that the line has been pushed
forward west and southwest of Guile
mont
German Report,
Berlin, Aug 1z.-Brench and British
troops made heavy attacks on the
Somme front yesterday, but were beat
en- back by the Germans, says the off,
cal announcement of today.
In severe battle north of the
Sonme the allies sustained heavy
losses. South Of the river the French
were able 10 obtain a fO0thoIdin first
line German trenches, the statement
adds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
THE WEATHER

Forecast Till T.. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight. Friday gen
araIly fair and continued warmer
Highest temperature yesterday, 50;
lowest last night, 70; at Z a. II. today
y.
Velocity of wind three miles an
hour.
Humidity at p. N. ~; at a. n. 73-
Stage OF water, - feet, with fall Of
2 OF a foot in the last "A hours.
]. M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
Latest Bulletins

London, 4ng. 17-Premier As
quith announced today that parIia-
ment would ADJOURN on Tuesday
Or Wednesday next until Oct 10.
London. Aug. 1.-THE sinking
OF the German steamship Weser OF
Hamburg, l,02S tons gross, by a
submarine a fortnight ago is re-
ported IN an Exchange telegraph
from Copenhagen The crew was
saved.
Decatur. ILL.,. Aug. 17-FiYe
thousand bushels Of ear and she'll
ca corn, carload Of wheat oats
and rye were destroyed today
when the East End elevator burn
"a at Sullivan. The total loss Was
$1,000.
London, Aug. IA procIama-
tlon Is about 10 be issued prohib-
hlng the expectation TO Sweden of
al commodities except ON pre>en-
iaiIon 10 the customs officials OF Il
swedish trade commission guar
antee.
Spokane, Wash, Aug. 1.-THE
Train dispatchers' office of the Chi
cage, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway here today reported that "A
ustin had been deFaiied near Lind,
nash and that one man had been
killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
JUDGE WADE FINED
IN OWN SPEED COURT

Chicago. Aug. 17-Judge Edward T.
Wade, who, as former judge of the
speeders court has fined thousands of
yiolators of automobile speed laws,
was himself found guilty and fined $40
today on charges OF speeding
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
Brothers' Blood FafIs 30 Save Lie.

Springfield, III, Aug 1.-THE blood
Of three Of his brothers failed To save
The life Of Karl Richter, who died here
OF typhoid fever. A pint of blood OF
each brother was transfused into the
veins OF Karl. 4 fifth brother is i'll
with the fever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
Continued on Page seven.)
Put FmbargO on Grnin.

Baltimore, Md. Aug. lion account
of accumulation an embargo effective
Aug. l6. has been placed by the BAltl-
more and Ohio railroad on all grain
shipments for export from here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17

New York, Aug. 17-Authorized by
their union to call strike of all sur
face lines, of the New York railways,
a committee of union employees of the
railways company today held a con-
ference with the general manager,
Frank Hedley, to demand a settlement
of grievances which have developed
since the recent street car strike Two
thousand employees of the New York
Railways company voted last night to
quit work if their grievances were not
adjusted. Before going on strike, how
ever, they voted to call upon Mayor
Mitchell and the chairman of the down
state public service commission to use
their influence to induce the officials
of the company to put into effect
agreements which were made as a re-
suit of the strike early this month
Members of the street car mems
union have voted to sustain the com
mittee in conference with Mr. Hedley
today in insisting upon recognition OF
the union, reinstatement of union men
discharged, it is alleged because of
their union activities and for the right
to meet officials of the company to re-
quest higher wages and better work
ing conditions.
William B. Fitzgerald, general or
ganizer of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton of Street and Electric Railway
employees, says that if the union calls
a strike on the surface car lines the
men employed on the elevated and
subway routes in Manhattan also will
be called out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
Hemp Marehouses BURN.

Manila. Aug. I7.--Warehouses in
which hemp was stored at Tacloban.
on the island of Leyte, have been
burned. causing. a. Loss of z5Q. Gao DGSuaK1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

SENATE.
Met at noon.
Debate on shipping bill re-
sumed.
Naval cOnferees reach final
agreement on disputed sections of
appropriation bill
Announcement made that fmmi-
grafton bill will be pressed at this
session.
HOUSE.
NO session; meets Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
.e1UYOrk Is
Again Scene
ofCar Crisis

New York, Aug. IA confer
ence today between Frank HedIey,
general manager of the New York
Railways company and a commit
tee of union leaders and employees
failed to bring their differences,
which threatened a renewal of the
recent strike, any nearer a set
Element.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
Official Bulgarian Statement
Tells of Violent Fighting
on That Front.
STOP ALLIED DRIVES
Announcement Claims the
Heavy Attacksof Entente
Are AL Repulsed.

London, Aug. Il, C12s4O p m.~
Heavy fighting on the Balkan
front is reported in an official BuE-
rarian statement received here to- {
day from Sofia The allied forces
delivered strong infantry attacks
but were repulSed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17

NJ e m b er of A u dit
Bureau of Calculations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17

Associated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-17
May Open Old Issue.

Some of the leaders of the men were
planning to meet the demand or the
railroad managers for arbitration by
insisting TO President Wilson that as
more lines for which railroad mana
gers contend they have no authority
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

sobote, " ten sam dzie6 "
kt6rvm zosta} zamordawany,
}'>t. 10 hslezy zaprosze.
MEM ma to naboze1stwo.
Prev. ks. prohoszcz j. Pa
cho|ski, otrzvma} TAXI list W
niedziele a Wiel. ks. Jan E.
Grabowski " poniedzia}ek.
Ks. Grabowskiemu donosH
zarazem, il przybedzie Go
Winony w sobote. aoy pon,s-
gao podczas 40sto' aodzinnegc
nabozehstwa " koscjele sw.
Kaz;mierza W W;nonie.
Przestuehy beda we czwartek.
Po pierwszym przesiucha-
niu Anieli Dudek, prokura-
'or powiedziat, re ME zde cy-
dows} sic jeszcze czy kobiet4
uznac "a o%b1akana natych.
Mast. Prawdopodobnie SAD
rozpatrzy te sprawe we
czwartek. Zosta}a ona " So
cote oskarzona o morderstwo.
Skoroby zosta}a uznana spra.
wa jei przeniesion4 zostanie
2 jurysdykcyi s9dowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
raty ola kOlOnjSt6W
kOleja Chicago &
North Western.

kazdego dnia I'd IS marca
do II kwIetnla kolej Chicago
& North Western belize mice
Ma sprzedaz nisk,e kolonis.
towskie bjlety W jedna strone,
do wie]u lniejsc W Colorado,
Utah, Montona, Idaho, Cali.
fornia, Oregon. i Washing.
ton. Sceniczne u~rozmaicenie
dr6g. ~Uprzywiliiowane pre-.
siadanie uwzglednione. Pc ra-
ty i:hlizsze ob)a6nienia, zg}osif
sic DC miejscowych ageDt6w.
J. A. Markle
w. P. Murphy
Telefcn 1926
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

"a razy uSl1OWa1a zaOlc hsIq~
dza ! raz navel rzucila GER
wonego p'epszu W jego oczy,
odgrazajac sic, re go kiedvs
zamorduje.
Morderczyni jest zamezna,
ma '7ro dzieci, z tych Eajm1od-
$40 niemowle. lie; znajomi
powiadaja, IL z n%adm;ernei
piracy PREY tvlu dzieciach ko'
beta zapaua}a ma zdrow:u i
10 wpfvne}o 2Ie ma jtj umys}.
Ia ostatnie piepiadze jake
mia1a kupi}a revolver. Ko-
beta liczv IS lat a wyglada
ma 81, Ma STACEY policyjnej
zroti}a zeznanie, cd czasu 10
c2asu wybucha]ac p}aczem
spazmatycznym przery warren
6miechero, ma kt6ry lekarz
zwr6cii uwage, re kobieta
zdradza s7alehstwo. Talk sa-
mo twierdzi chirurg pol1cyj'-
ny, rzecznik powiatowy i szef
policyi.
zyciorys Ks. H. Ja1dzewskiego.
KS. Henryk Jazdzewski u
rodzi} sic " Strzezewie W dye
cezvi chelmihskiej, W Pru'
sacb Zacbodnicb. v 1857 +.
Do Ameryki przybv4 z ro-
dz.cami swymi W 1868 r. do
Winony. tn uczeszcza} do
szko}y parafialnej s~. J6zefa,
Rodz:ce pos}alj go potem do
seminaryum do st. johns
aby sic przyEotowyws} do
stanu kapia6skiego,
IL. Jazdzewski uda} sic
potem razem 2 ks. Bisku.
penn Hebron ks. Janem Ma
jer'em obecnie proboszczem
parafii sw. J6zefa W Winonie
i ks. Mikolaiem Schm'tz:em
2 Rollingstone, do kolegium
sw. Jana W Montreal, " Ka'
nadzie, gdzie ukonczyl swe
studva teologiczne.
X. Henryk Jazdzewski oil
prawi1 swe ~prymicye W Grud
niu, W roku 1SS5tym, W sta"
1ym drewnianym ko6ciele
sw. Stanis,aw X. VI Wlucnie
Byl przez pewieu czas asysten
tenn prey kate3rze " st f:ul
zkad przeznaczony 2ostai ma
pewien czas do Minnesota
Lake, pote'o do Wells i do
Wilma. W 1891 zoreanlzo-
wal paraf,e sw. kazimler2a
W St. Paul, gdzie teraz zycle
zakehczy}. 1894 roku,gd
Prev. ks. J. Pacholskl prze'
niesiony zosta} do Winony,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09


w sobote wieczorem made.
szla tn wiadomo6c, kt6ra po-
ruszy3a Gale miasto, O strasz-
nem zamordowaniu, KS. Hen
ryka~J azdzewskiego " koscie-
sw. Kazimierza " St. Paul,
gdy sic tam udat ably s}uchaf
%spowiedzi.
Dc kosciola wesz}a kobieta,
Amelia Dudek, 2 Minneapo.
liz, i ~wyjswszy revolver,
strzelila piec razy do ksielza,
kt6ry co tylko wys}ucha1
spowiedzi ch}opca jednego.
Pierwsze diva strzaiy spo-
wodowa}v ~natychmiastowa
smierc-jeden trafi} W glove
pcnad okiem, drugi W okolice
zo}adka.
Ch}opiec kt6ry by} u spo'
wiedzi byl swiadkiem tragic
dyi j W przerazeniu wycho~
dzac zkosciola wo}a';; ia kobe
ia zabi}a ksiedza Jazdzewskie
80, ia widzialem lax strzela}a
do niego.
Gudkowa, kt6ra wyszla "a
chlopcem z koscio}a mo-
villa: Me b6jcie sic, in so "a
bi}am, ME lyle. T1um
otoczv} kobiete W jednej
chwili a oDa bron:la sic drac
ma kobietach odziez.
Zawezwauo policye kt6ra
mcrderczynie zabrs}a do wo
zu patrolowego, czemu sic
wca]e ME opiera!a, ME mo-
WAC ami sIowa.
Ciaio ks. J~azdzevekiego
oblane kr:xiq spoczywalo ma
krzesle W chwi]i gdy 90 po-
licya otoczyta r~rzymajac straz
w prawej rece kaptan try
NAL kruzyfix, lewa by}a PREY.
cisnieta do serca. jskoby
chcja} st}umie boil odcxuty
z powodu wystrzelonych ma
boj6v; usta mial nieco otwsr.
to jakoby " chwili smierci
chcia} movie.
Do drzwi w~chodowych ci.
smell sic ludz1e VOLTAGE; "Daj
Gle nam ia, ona zamordowa}a
naszego proboszcza, my "a
zamordujemy'.
Kobieta podobno juz po 20
}udniu stara}a sic weisc do
mieszkanja ksiedza, lecz iei
uie wpuszczono.
Jan J~ezewski, siostrzeniec
ksiedza, kt6ry Jest buchal.
terem W banku Mercantile
State Bank of Minneapolis,
pOwiedzia} re kobieta juz xii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Pc Chleb do Szewca,
90 Mieso do Piekarza.

90 Mieso do PiekarZa.
Niby 10 to ma znaczyc!
Pr7eciez ma swiecie ludzie ob-
darzeni rozumem ne chod'a
po mieso do piekarza ami pc
chleb do szewca. A gdyby
sic znalezli, tacy figlarze, z
pewno6cia rycbsoby sic z nj
nj uporano j wyslanoby ich
Go Rochester, gdzie ola u.
mys}owo "a mocnych czy "a
s{abych zbudowano zaklad.
Pozwalam sobie ]ednak sta.
vic iedno pytaDie. Czy W A.
meryce, a moze j na swiecie
wog6le, ale rcszta 5wiata tym-
czasem wcale mnie ME OBJ
cbodzi, ME pope}niaja ludzie
navel w%iekszyctl 9}upstw,
niz naprzyk}ad chodzenie pc
chleb do szewca, lub pc
m;esu do piekarza? ia osmie'
lam sic twierdzic, re tax.
I to naigorsza, re ME dziwi.
my sig tamtym glupstwom
wiekszym, ale wysmialibys'
my takiego biedaka, kt6ryby
W s}upiej g|owie wykalkulo
wa}, ze chleb kupuje sic u
szewca a mic u piekarza. Oh
jasnilibyemy 60 "a darmo, IL.
W Ameryce kupuje sic chleb
tam gdzie sic powiesi} ma wi
doku wszystkich napis: ,.Ba'
kerr, to jest 20 naszemu pie
karz. Toe to kazdv vie, ma.
wet tea beben 4 ,,baby kla-
sy", W paraf'alnej szkole al
DO navel. p1zy n~adzwyczsj-
nyn talencie, taxi uczeh z
osmej klasy W pubiicznejs zko
le.
Ale "a to,gdy ktcs zacboru
je ma koltun, ma boil g}owy, ma
apendysajtys " lewem uchu,
zauniast p6jsc do lekarza i
poradzie sic ta1liego. kt6ry
chociaz MIC zawsze ma zdro-
VIE ma sklahzi-, to przeciez
sudzioul gios1, re on je SPREE
daje-xamiast vice isc do CO.
ktora 20 rade, nasza kumosz'
Sa idzle do drugiej kumoszkl,
a ia jei radzi psie khaki ma
lekarstwo. Aibo znowu Woj.
tex Madrala zjadf buszel klu"
SEX i "pek' kapusty ia o.
bad i naturalnie rozchorowa}
sic, - lax tuzin moskali pc
weselu. Zamiast p6jsc do ap
text gdzie IA obzarstwo prze'
ciez maja skuteczne bardzo,
a p~rzyuajmniej nies2kodliwe
;eki, nasz Wojtek ma to wszy-
stko kropna} sobie szczodro
bIiwie "gomozo" a]bo ''pioru
ma czy ''peruna'. Jeze]i 20
ia kuracva ME dobi}a, to pc
kilku duiach znowu jest chop
"orajt", , mvs6, ze 20 "go~
mozo" aIbo "pioruna" wyle.
czy}a. Tymczasem to paten-
towane g}upstwo we flaszce,
ty!e zrobi}o, ze go ME cal
KEN zabilo, a mocny lola
dek nareszcie zm6g} i kluski
i kapuste j gomozo. kto
chce d}ugo zyc MECH tax
postapi z lekarstwami paten-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

ks. H, Ja2dzewski obia1 pa.
rafie 6w. Krzvza W Minneapo-
LIS, kl6ia >aIzadzaf az do
1917. i powr6ci} de- parafii
6w. kazimierza ] tam pozos-
tai do ko1ca swego zycia.
Peg1zeb we czwaItek.
Pogrzeb mia} sic odbyc W
Winonie, gdzie juz dwie sio.
stry ks. J~azdzewskjego spo.
czyv ala; ostatecznie jednak
p"ostanowiono, re pogrzeb s.
p. ks. Henryka Jazdzewskle.
go odbedzie sic W St. Paul,
ceremonie j nabozenstwo po-
grzebowe odprawione bedzie
W czwartek o l0tej godzinie
pred poiudniem W kosciele
sw. Wojciecha, gdzie probosz-
czem jest Wiel. Ks. Pjotr Roy.
" pcgrzeb;e wezmie u
dz'a! liczne duchowiehstwo.
Il Wlnony pojedzie na POI
grzeb Najprzew. ks. Biskup
P. R. Hebron, Prev. is. j.
Pacholski, Wiel. ks. Jan E.
Grabowski, Wiel. ks. Jakub
Cara z Pine Greek, Wie]. KS.
Jan Meier y parafii 5w, J6ze-
fe, Wiel. ks. Miko}aj Schmitz
zRollingstone i wielu innych.
Wiel. ks. Stsnis}aw Iciek, pro-
boszcz parafiii n. M Gwjaz-
DIV Nora wyg}osl move po-
grzebowq. Zw}oki pochowane
beda ma cmentarzu kaIwa-
ryjskim W St. Paul,
Zyczeniem p~arafian i prey
jaci6l nieboszczykS by}o, a.
zeby pogrzeb odby} sic W je-
60 w}asnym kosclele sw. Ka-
zimierza. lecz cd czasu gdy
niegodziwa reka pope}ni'a
wystepek, gdy kosci6} zosta}
krw;9 zbroczony z powodu
>brodni, kosci6} pod4ug praw
; obyczaj6w katolickjego ko.
scio]a zostal zamkniety ] ME
bedzlc otwoIzony pierwe], az
Arcybiskrp albo Biskup
zn6w go ma nowo poswieci.
We Winooie mieszka jed
ma siostra ks. Henryka JAZZ
dzewskiego, pani Paulina Je'
zewska, a druga siostra pani
Meka mieszka " st. Paul.
Zyja tez jeszcze starry rodzi-
ce ksiedza, ojciec przesz}o
90cio letni i matka o ma}o
co mlodsza cd swego meza
kt6rych ks. Jazdzewski mia1
u siebie pa plebanii. Starusz-
kowie pewno najciezej ira
giczny zgon syna odczula.
PAM Jezewska, skoro sic o
zamordowaniu swego, brata
ksiedza dowiedziala, =araz "
niedziele rannym pociagiem
uda}a sic z c6rks swa Ade-
la]d4 do St. Paul. PAM Lila
Wiczek pojechala " ponie-
dzia}ek i dopiero pc pogrze.
bic powr6ca do Wiaony.
Me byis Aedzva.
koroner ME przeprowadzi{
sledztwa mad zw}okami ksie-
dza Jaidzewskiego. Pc Oddly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
tax zrobif, jak dyrekcye ma
flasyce tego w%ymagatv. Pc

A1oo'S0 vs." "ToOS~-
odejsciu age,tta "lwiera pu-
dstko professor chory ia s]e'
pa kiszke W plecach i czyta
II CORY na flas: cze ten nap'e:
keep tightly corked,'; to
znaczy: trzymaj mocno pa
korxowane. Po takim wyraz-
nym uakazie naturalnie ME
otwiera1 fIaszki. Ma drugi
dzie6 wsta} zdr6w nasZ pro-
fesor 4 niemieckiego uniwer~
sytetu j poszedf do piracy "a
miatac ulice. TAX, lezeli juz
sic ktos uwezmie kupic paten.
towe lekarstwo, niechze So
bic ma te przyjemuo6c pozwo'
Ii, ale jezeli zdrowie swe sza
nuje, .niechze nigdy ME o.
riviera bute]ki i ME wlewa
W siebie tel niebezpiecznel
mieszaniny.
l jeszcze 2 innej beczzi.
Zacbcialo sic komus wiedziec
kto mu sk1ad} kury. Zeby
wysledzic z}odzieia, na to
many policye Ale PAM Ga
dulska W policye ME wierzy,
a gdyby ~"po]icmana" ma
swej 'locie' zobaczy}a, 20
gotowa sic rozchoro'
wac. Uda}a sic do jaklejs ''ba'
by madrej", do wr6zkj. Ia
je; dopiero nagada4a, re W
poniedziafek rano o godzinie
dziewiatej ma gotowac wode
razy W kt6rej ply
wa dziewie6 pi6r cd ukra.
dzionych kur i prey tych &C..
remoniach ma movie die
wiec razy: q zeby 20 kaczka
dziewjee razy ma 60
racym lodzie. Az tn PAM
Gadulska ]eszcze ostatnie s}o.
ma "a jezyka, a tn wcho-!
dzi do dOmu sasisdka poly.
filizanke mas}a j kilka
III.
Biedna sasiadks, Bogu du-
see Wilma, W zyciu nigdy mic
ME ukrad}a, ale PAM Gadul.
ska swiecje wierzy wr6zce j
cd tego czasu ma podejrzenie
ma niewinna niew;aste.
A parma Na1wahska zno.
WI meza ME mozo sic docze. !
k~6. Takby chciala sic wy
III {, mice weselisko huczne,
a tn laden kawaler sic uie
Juz dIuzej ME wy
Idz'e do wr6zk1 10
":fortune". Nagada}a lei pod
etepna bahia koszstek opa}ek
ma koniec dcda}a, re wkr6t.
&c wyjdzie "a "fain" ch}opa-
ka, kt6ry bardzo ia bedzie
szanowa}. No, "a rok diva
jest weselisko, z}apa}a dudka.
Ale ma drugi dzieh pc slubie
juz ia CHOP SPIRAL, wyk}6cill
sic oboje. on ma ten smutek
upil sic ona zas na pocieeze-
nie wybecza}a sic poczciwie.
So wr6zki, ga patentowe le-
karstwa, DO sic ludzie dsj9
o%k}amywac i obdzierac z
cie2ko zapracowanycn CEN
tow.
Glupich ME sieja. DO sa'
sic rodza, powiada prey
s{Owle. Me badzcie takimi
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-02
Konantz

We wish to say that we were
missinformed regarding the mar.
raige of our friend Alva Dean
and Miss Kerr. IL hasn't come
off yet; however, we'll keep some
thing handy to make a noise on,
and likewise we're not going to
take our smoking jacket off
Ed Gilispy has started farming
at last; no, not last Gather, as
there are quite number 10
start yet.
The Mrs. Kate Harlow and
Maggie Semmens spent Tuesday
eve with Mrs. W. H. Rowland.
The baby girl who came to live
with Mr.. and Mrs Sam Bryan
is doing fine.
Mrs. Sam Nichols is visiting
in Topeka and will take in some
of Billy Sundays sermons be-
ore she returns home.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-02
lone Rock

Floyd Kerkendall got bruised
up in a runaway last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Sundayed
with Frank Glenn and wife.
The Cole family arrived from
Texas last week to live at the
Stinson Ranch. We welcome
them into our midst.
Mr.. Rockhill and family, Mar
guret ard Bud Smith and Frank
lin Dillon enjoyed dinner at the
Harve Kidder home Sunday.
A great many are going to tile
Harvest fiel]s, but most of them
are going to wait till after the
ice cream social at the Jent home
June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Rockhill ard Miss
Smith visited the one word Sun
day school Sunday afternoon.
An uncle and aunt and cousins
of the Carriers came through
from Rocks county, Kans., in
two cars and visited over Sun
day at ,he Carter home.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-02
R|CHLAND

The closing exercises of the
Academy were a success. The
Academy students did fine, and
the speaker well. One had tc
hear him to know how good il
was. All enjoyed the day and
counted it some of the rare things
that come to a new country.
Albion Gibson and wife and
Ralph Jackson and wife of Okla
homa were at Richland over Sun.
day.
They were Friends preachers
and Mr.. Gibson preached two
splendid sermons.
MIR. and Mrs. Jay of Two
Buttes, Mrs. Grimm, Mr.. Gabert
and daughter were here fLom d
distance. They all have beer
connected with Friends Acade
mics at other places and some
were students Of Prof. White.
N. Rich went to Stonington
last stThursday and brought Morris
N. Dillon from there to theil
home for the closing of school,
next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter and
Son from Haviland, Kans., stop.
ped over night with Nixon Rich
Thursday night. They were
looking at the country.
Rachel Lockwood and child.
rem got home from Lamar Thurs
1au
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-02
Freezeout

Vivian Johnston stayed ell
night with C. R. Johns one night
last week on his way to the Car
rizo country.
Mr.. Gettings and and family
of Oklahoma are visiting with rel
atives on Freezeout this week.
Everybody on Freezeout think
it would be "a good plan to change
the name to Dryout.
Rogers, Grant. Gettings, Lu-
cas-, Johns and Peler went to La
mar this week after freight.
Tom Oxenreider was in this
vicinity assessing this week.
Mr.. Grant is quarrying rock to
build him a new house.
Mr.. Rogers built a new house
yesterday.
Ed. Byers called on Mr.. Weed
en- Friday.
The Springfield herald., 1916-06-02
Pride

May 26.
Several from this ncighbor.
hood attended a sale in the Muir.
ray district yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vinegar.
ner lost their six months old
baby girl on the 18th. The babe
seemed well. About O'Clock in
the evening the mother vent tc
prepare it for bed and found il
dead. They have the sympathy
of The entire neighborhood.
Harley Sheldon and family
spent Sunday with Sam Brown
ing and wife.
Chas. Carr and Jim Dye mad.
a trip to Elkhart this week.
Wayne Sheldon and family Wis
tied at N. B. Rogers Sunday af.
ternoon.