davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Aushyacy " Ofensywie. ).

Rzym, 23-go sierpnia. = zeby
przcciwwazyc ofcnsywe wloska
ina Karsic w kierunku Tryestu
Austryacy wykonali demonstra.
eye ofensywne W Trentino, bonn.
bardujac i atakujac pozycye WHO
|skic W dolinach %alpejskich, pod
Monte Sperone~ i W Rio Freddie
|dolinie, w okolicy Posina, w do
|linie Adygi wszedzic nader inten
|sywna trivia kanonada Z bateryi
austryackich. oraz pr6bnc ataki
income i niespodzianc %urzadzono,
kt6rc jcdnak wlosi przyjeli do
brzc i odparli wszystkic, ME da-
jac nieprzyjacielowi nigdzie lad
nej .pozycyi. Batcryc wfoskie Cd
Austryakom: stacya
kolcjowa W Sllian zosta}a zbOm--
bardowana i pociag wojskowy Ia
niej zniszczony doszczetnie. Mad
g6rnym i srednim biegiem Soczy
arty]erya dziala o~bustronnie na--
der intcnsywnic: pod Gorycya
ma Karsic sytuacya bcz zmiany.
Wfosi wykonali nagly atak IA
|Vil]anova i Vas, biorac jenc6w
i niszczac obrony austryackie.
W}osi ma karsic d~zia}aja dwu al
miami: jedna PRAGUE ma wschod
cd Gorycyi, szturmujac potezne
i wyniosfc pozycye karsu Monte
San Gabrielle i Monte San Da--
nielc, druga dzia}a dalcj Ia po-
W kicrunku Tryestu. Ma
razie postep szybszy wojsk tych
wstrzymany JEST. W}osi mnszaa.
zdobye wymienione pozycye eor
skie, Il nadto twierdze Tolmino,
mad srcdnia Socza, oblegana
;juz Z wielka forsa przez trzecia
armie w}oska, dzialajaca IA tym
frcncic: dopoki tc try punkty
ME beda zdobytc, wazniejszy pc
step W kicrunku Tryestu jest
W}ochom ME mozliwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Z INV PolSNCH
v AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
Ddzyly polsiie piesnle.
Photos By American Press Association.

N.onegdajszem wydaniu 1.-The
Daily News opisuje pan
=Antoni Czarneci, jak z ehwila
IWsbueha Mojny edzyly bujnem
|zyciem polskie ideshie patryotycz
ne, spiew i rozpowszechnianie kt6
rych by]y wzbronione pod zabo-
rami pruskim i rosyjskfm. Zda--
walo sic tez,ze zamarly one wsr6d
tamtcjszej ludnosci~ polskiej, ale
by}o to tylko zludzenie. gdy po--
mimo przesladowan %spiewano je
|zawsze choc W tajemnicy = a
polskic matki nuci}y je Mast ko-
lysanek, uk}adajac do snu swe
dziatki.
Gdy wojna wybuch}a, zaborcze
rzady ME tylko pozwolily pols--
kim zolnierzom spiewac te ukocha
he przez Mich pieSni. ale grac je
rozpocze]y take muzyki wojsko-
we, by pobudzic ochote i api-
musz zakutvch W obce mumdyry
Polak6w, zmuszonvch do brato-
b6jczej walk we wrogich sobie
armiach.
W koncu podaje pan Czarnec,
XII W angielskim przekladzie pc
kilka zwrotek z najpopularniej.
szych piesni i Spiew6w polskich.
:jak: Choral Ujejskiego II dy-
mem pozar6w', ''Boze eos Polls
Ike, "Jeszcze Polska ME zginela
|''Patrz kosciszko IA mas z nieba''
Ponce dajcie mi rodacy' 'Oda
do M}odosci" Adama Mickiewi-.
cZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
ga wypadki para|Iu.

Newark, N. J. Cd chwili wy
buchu epidemii paralizu dziecin--
nego, do czwartku, zanotowano
6S4 wypadki tel choroby.
W okolicy r6wniez zanotowa--
no wiele wypadkow. Powiatowy
szpital W Soho, jest formalnie
przepelniony. W szpitalu miejs-
kim znajduje sic oko}o 12O die
81. Szpital Izraelicki ofiarowaf ro
wniez swoje usfugi i podja} sic
pomiescicc 20 dzieci. DR.. Daniel
Bryan odda} do rozporzadzenia
wydzialu zdrowia ? swoje domy
ma James ulicy, oraz klinike i O.
sobiste usfugi.
Do pomocy radzie lekarskiej W
zwalczaniu epidemii, burmistrz
Raymond zamianowaf obywatels-
XII komitet kt6ry sic sk}ada z ma
stepujacych os6b: August V.Ham
burg, P. Lehman, sedzie Mancusi
[Ungaro, Edward Gnichtel, karo]
j. Praizner, John L. O'Toole, Ry
nier v. Taylor, PAM Spauldine
Frager i parma Alice c. Kirpa.
trick.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Wypedzony wlasnego domu.

Omaha, Nebr. Roman Pokorski
do tego stopnia oprzykrzy} sobie
:zycie, il oswiadczy1 wprost Sc
dziemu, ze wolf siedz;ec "a KRAFT
kami anizeli uzywac takiej ogra-
niczone wo]nosci jaka mu przy-
sluguje.
Pare dni temu Pokorski mial
jakis ''trubel' rodzinny ,zaco 70
stall pozwany do sadu. Sedzia cd
sprawe ma kilka dni, chcac
sjednak mice rekojmie, re Pokor-
ski ME naruszy " miedzyczasie
pokoju, kaza} oskarzonemu po-
starac sic 0 $500 bond.
Onegdaj pc po}udniu Pokorski
>iedziai spokojnie ma ganku swo-
jego mieszkania, rozmyslajac 0
znikomoSci tego swiata, gdy ma
raz przystapif do niego Frank
Clements, rodzony bral malzonki
Pokorskiego i nakazals mu natych
miast sic wynosic. Gdy zdziwiony
Pokorski, re Z wlasnego kaza mu
sic ''mufowac'' domu, ME ruszal
sic z miejsea, Clements wymie-
rzyl revolver W niego i " po
przyjacielsku'' powt6rzyf sw6j IA
kaz.
Coz bylo robic? Pokorskiemu
zal bylo narazic-swego> znajomego
ia strate $500, kt6re "a niego Pc
.stawif vice tez z wrodzona poke
IA ducha ustapil - ale poszedl
poskarzyc sic sedziemu IA sw6j
los nieszczesny.
Clements zostaf wskutek tego
aresztowac i musi odpowiadac
"a nielegalne noszenie broni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
N0WlNY
TELECRAFlCzNE.
Walk " Polsce.
Piotrogr6d, 23.go sierpnia.

Plotrogrod, 23-go slerpnla. -
Austro-niemieckie wysi}ki celem
odparcia Rosyan W Galicyi roz--
bijaja sic 0 LIME i masy wojsk
:osyjskich. Ma froncie Z}0tej Ii
py, W oko]icy Podhajec nieprzy-
jacicl pr6bujc o~fensywy, bez
wszclkiego rezultatu, jcno straty
ponics]i ciezkic Austryacy .....
Ma froncic Z}otej Bystrycy Ro--
syanie postapili, zajmujac mia
stcczko Eysicc. w prostej ]inii
na po}udnie. wojska rosyjskie So
W karpatach juz znowu pc stro
ME w~egierskiej: inwazya ia We
cry jest vice faktem dokona-
nym, a Rosyanic. opanowawszy
przc}ecz Jab}onowska masa pre-
chodza W kierunku Koerezmoe--
zoe, mad kt6rcm zaje]i CORY pa
nrjace; miastcczko samo jeszczc
nie zajetc; tax zatem Rosyanie
SO juz ma Wcgrzcch - mnicj vie
ccj try mile poza granica gall
eyjska. Mad Ardzia}uza, poto-
klein g6rskim, pobocznym Pru--
tn ma Pokuciu, oraz W okolicy
wsi tcjze navy Rosyanie odpar
Ii pr6by ofcnsywy austryackiej
] zajeli wazne pozycye ia 60
rach. Pod Haliczem Austryacy
wspierani przez Turko1w kontra-
takuja - bez sukccsu.
49, Ma p6lnocnym odcinku linii
bojowej aeroplany rosyjskie L.
rzadzi'y reid ma aeroplany ME
micckic mad jcziorcm Angcrn :
Iz,lcono bomb wiclc j szxody
zrzadzonO znacznc, obscrwOwano
wybuchy pozar0w W kilku bu--
dynkach. Mimo cn%crgicznej ak
cyl niemieckich batcryi wszyst-
kie aeroplany ca!o wrocilv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Sukcesy Sprzymierzonych.
L.ondyn, 1890 sierpnia.

Dzien on~egdajszy zaznaczyf sic
zn0w wiclkim >ukcescm wojsk
angiclskich i francuskich ma ca
lynn zachodnim tcrenie walk. Ma
przestrzeni cd Ancrc do Sommc,
W Pikardyi Anglicy |amali LIME
nicmicckic, dalej mad Sommc i
pod Verdun Francuzi je szturmo
wall re znakomitym rezultatem.
w rezultacie pierwsza LIMA no.
wych obron. nicmieckich wsze--
die zostala zmieciona i znisz--
czona, a druga W wielu punk
tach zostala z}amana: W tych
punktach Niemcy zn6w maja
tylko ~trzccia linie, co znaczy, il
m,,sza sic cofnac, zak}adajac H.
mic MOVE, o lie kontratakami mic
nda i'm sic eos z dawniejszych Q
dcbracc. Cd Pozicrcs wzdluz drog
ma Delville i pobliski 'Lasek
Dyabli'' az ku dolinic Sommc ca
la LIMA byla W ogniu W krwi
szturm szcdf pc szturmic - pei.
na forsa artyleryi i piechoty
walka toczy sic wciaz jeszczc.
nicskonczona - Nicmcy 50 "
nicustannym szturmie, atakowa-
nj, spychani wstccZ - cofaja sic
ciagle pod naporcm Sprzymic
rzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Walk " Karpatach i mad
Stochodeul.
Piotrogrod, 23-go sierpnia.


Rosyanie zlamali ponownie o.
bronze linie rzeki Stochodu, ma
Wo}yniu. zagradzajace droge do
Kowla, zdobyli szereg waznych
pozycyi i %posuneli sic wydatnic
wsrod nieustannych walk. Maj
zawzietszc Walk trwaly W okoli-
cy wsi Tobole, mad rzeczka tejze
Navy, poboczna PEypeci pod
vista Czerwiszczc, obie te ~sie j
okoliczne pag6rki zostaly zdoby-
tc, zmieniwszy kilka razy VIA
scicieli. Pod Tobolcm 200: Au--
stryak66w polcglo. a wog6lc W
walkach tych wzieto zg6ra 600
jcn6c6w. Is mitralicz, kilka dial
automobilow. w dyrekcyi he
rcsmoezoe, W karpatach wojska
,"rsyj>kic powell postepuja, pre-
chodzac ia wegierska strone
s~pychaja wstecz,w5r6d walk cia-
ylych 49, Austryak6w. Ma Poku-
ciu. mad Bialym Czcrmoszem W
okolicy Do]hopola bv}a walka,
Au>tryak6w odparto i posunieto
sic " kierunku Foreskul - ku
Wegrom ma Bukowinie. W okoll--
CIV ma polnoc od kirlibaha ALL
|stryacy atakowali Rosyan Cd
parci &c stratami. Z p6lnocnego
odcinku linii nicma noWin zad--
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Rosyanie wst1ylnani.
Wieden, 32-go sierpnia. -

Wleden, 32-go s1erpn1a. - IA
port austryacki og}asza - wstrzy
mamie pedu rosyjskiego ia
Lw0w. Onegdaj toczy}a sic krwa
wa bitwa przez II godzin IA od-
cinku linii Zahorce, W powiecic
Brody: Ro>yanic szturmowali pc
zycye pod Pieniakami, Manojo-
wem, Ponikowica, kt6rc trzyma
gen. Boehm- Ermoeli: jedynie
pod Manajowem uda}o sic Ro--
syanom wziac mala GEESE oko--
pow au>tryackich. P~otwierdza do
nicsienie austryackie berlinskie
komunikat: Rosyanic W brodz--
kim powiecie wstrzymani zupe}--
ME, wszclkic ich ataki odpartc
pod Batkowcm, Hurbuzowem,P Pc
rcpclnikami odparto ataki rosyj-
skie: walk te tocza sic " powia
tach brodzkim az wglab powiatu
zborowskiego. Dalej ma froncie
Dnicstru walka byla pod kon--
czakami i TuStobabami gdzie ar
cyks karol odebraf pewne pozy-
eye, ataki odparl wzia} Isl jen
cow rosy.jskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Woiska w|oskie lqduja "
Salonikach.
Paryz, $500 sierpnia.

Paryz, 23-go slerpnla- - WoJ-
ska w}oskic rozpoczely ladowanie
W Salonikach. OpuSciwszy okret,
Wlosi przcsli przez miasto Salo--
niki. Ma czcle oddzialow SLY ka-
pcle pu}kowe. Zolnierzy w}oskich
wita}a ludnoSc entuzyastycznic.
Dow6d to jeden jeszcze vie
eel, jaka wage przywiazuja sprzy
do Rampant ia Balka--
mach. kt6ra W kr6tkim .juz czasie
rozwinie sic W calcj pclni, ably
poch}onac Bulgarye i Turcye 9
lie zwyciestwo towarzyszyc be-
die pulkom sprzymierzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
D1eci zamlmiete przez diva
dni.

Wielkes Barre, Pa. Piecioro dro
bnych dzieci zosta}o przez Villas
nych rodzic6w zamkniete. W do
mu, PREY Stanton III. gdzie pozo
stawaly pod kluczem przez diva
dni.
Sasiedzi o wypadku tym zawia
domili policye i ia oddala dzieci
pod opieke stowarzyszenia Uni
tet Charities"
Policya zostala zawiadOmi0na
przez p. Bertels o powyzszym wy
padku, re W domu p. Berdenske
90 2SO Stanton ulicy znajduje
sic piecioro dzieci.
Policya odszukala czulych rodzi
COW i aresztowala ped zarzutem 0
puszczenia swych wlasnych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Notre Dame, Ind. Onegdaj

Notre Dame, Ind. Onegdaj W
Notre Dame, szesciu braci Zako-
MI sw. Krzyza z}ozyli wieczysta
przysiege. Wie]. ks. A. Morrosey,
C. S. c., PROVINCIAL tegoz zgro-
madzcnia odebral cd mich przy--
siege. Nazwiska braci sa nastepu
jace: Stefan Janecki, Chicago,
brat Eligiusz; Peter Klusewitz,
Reading, Pa, brat Bruno; Albert
Krownapple, Akron, O., brat Ur
ban: Peter Fife, Aurora, Kan,
brat MARGIN; Frank Wattersor,
Davenport, Ia. brat Dennis i 10
seph Merline, Oconto, Wis, brat
Merline.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Walk " Ahyce.
I.ondYn. 23-go ~sierpnia.-

Londyn, 23-go sierpnia.- Co:
raz %ciasniej zaciska sic p~ierScien
wojsk belgo : ansielskich W ME.
mieckiej Afrycc Wschodniej =
dokofa niemieckich wojsk. tam
dzialajacych. Dowodzca angiel.
ski, gen. SHUTS donosi, IL wzie'
to tam szereg pozycyi gorzy'
stych, re wogole przekroczone
juz gorska GEESE terytoryum pc
step obecnie powinien bye szyb
Sym jeszcze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Nur diva hazowniki
poszly ma dno
Londyn, 23-go sierpnia.


miralicya angiclska oglasza W
swoich raportach, IL diva lekkic
kra&owniki a%ngiclskie, patroluj a-
&c IA Morzu Pomocnem i poszu.
kujare floty niemieckiej - 20.
staly zatopione przez nury ME-
micckie. Flota nicmiccka istotnit
w~ystApila Z kanalu kilonskiegc
ma Morzc Pomocnc, lecz obaczy.
wszy statki angiclskie, natych-
mast cofnela sic pospiesznie pc.
"a Helgoland, wyspe stanowiaca
>baze operacyjna morska Me
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Stanowy wydzia} zdrowia,

Stanowy wydzia} zdrowia, "a
prowadzif kwarantanne IA caly
stan. Dzieci do lat 16tu ME NIGGA
tn bye przywiezion Z innych sta
now bez certyfikatu rady lekars
kiej. = Dzieciom r0wnicz ME vol
No przenosic sic z miasta do mia
sta bez odpowiedniego certyfika-
tn. Do wszelkich miejsc publicz-
nych, jak teatrzyki, park, pikni-
XII, wycieczki, etc. dzieciom wstep
wzbroniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Skarza o-~edsksde~apie.
South Bend, Ind. Dwie spraw

" kt6rych razem $1,000 wynagro
dzenia jest zadane, zosta}y wyto-
czone W sadie wyzszym przcz
Franciszka i Barbara Kronewit--
ter przeciw kompanii tramwajo-
wei, Chicago, South Bend i Nor
thern Indiana. Welding zeznan
skarzacych. Barbara Kronwitter
zosta}a ramona, gdy diva wagony
zderzy}y sic " dniu czwartego lip
ca. zada ona wynagrodzenia " su
ME $500, a MAJ jej zada $1,3OO
wiece:j z powodu ran odniesionych
przez jego zone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Kronprvnc - ranny.
Paryz, 32-go sierpnia. =

IdIyz, 01-BO NJ
donicsicnia, IL W szpitalu polo--
wynn pod Vcrd,m kronpryncFry
deryk Wilhelm ley ranny odlam-
kami granatu W glove i W noge.
TO ma bye powodem, IL ces. vii
helm prawie stale bawi ma ?ved
dunskim tcrcnie.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
TEuTonS TIGHTEN
GRIP ON RJMAnIA
Capture Vulcan Pass and Dan
u53 Stronghold,

London, Oct 26.-The process OF
closing in on Rumania from both
sides is bein4 continued by the ar
mics Of the central powers.
Tchenavcda, on TIE Danube, ar
Vulcan Pass, on the TTansy.vaniac
border have been captured.
The loss cf Tchernavoda by the Ru--
so -RumaDian forces 10 Field n +: h
Won Mackensen's Vi I RI u armi i
conceded by Petrograd, whicA an
n0unced the evacuation of this impCr
tant town, from which stretches the
only bridge across the Danube from
Dobrudja. carrying the railway line
running into interior Rumania.
Important entente fCr1e5 cvid nt.y
remain on the Dobruiia side Of the
Danube, as Petrograd mentions the
continued retreat Of Russo-Ruman' an
troops northward along the Rlac!l sea
coast Berlin comments that the loss
Of Tchernayoda deprives them Of their
last railroad communication.
The Austro-German success on the
north likewise is important as opening
another route into Rumania rom
Pennsylvania for General Won FalkeH-
hayn's forces. This pass penetra es
the Transylvanian Alps half way be
tween the Iron Gate Of the Danube
and Rothenberg pass below Herryman
stadt
Petrograd announces success for
the Russians near Dorna Watra, close
to the junction of the frontiers of Bu-
kowina, Hungary and Rumania, where
the Austro-German forces have been
driven from a series of heights.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
Why Feed ExpensiveIy?

College Park, Md, October 26.-
Poultry keepers are facing a serious
problem in feeding their laying hens
economically, owing to the high price
Of whole grain. Poultryman Roy H.
Waite, of The Maryland Experiment
Station, gives the following timely ad-
vice regarding the feeding problem:
There is no excuse at the present
time for feeding poultry on corn alone
Wheat prices have gone out of sight
for poultrymen. At least it does not
pay to feed the good grades, especially
If it has to be bought. Corn is nearly
as high, but is about the only grain
that one can afford to feed. l was
very much surprised few days ago
to find that / could purchase ingredi-
ents with which to mix good poultry
mash cheaper per hundred pounds
than corn.
Corn was $1.O5 per bushel, retail.
Bran was $3.50 per hundred pounds
Middlings were $1.50 per hundred
pounds.
Beef scrap was $500 per hundred
pounds.
At these prices, paid s1.87 per hun.
dred for corn and but $3.50 per hun
dred for a mash containing 20 per cent
beef scrap and 80 per cent of wheat by
products There is no good reason
for not feeding mash when it Is cheap
er than corn.
Hens cannot lay on corn alone. They
must have more protein than corn
will furnish. Hens that eat, but do
not lay, are complete loss, no mat
ter how high prices of eggs are. Why
not turn them into a profit? Com
mercial meat scrap, table or butcher
scraps, skim milk, ETC., will furnish
protein in a good available form"
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
A CalIous Letter Carrier.

A woman from up state, who recent
ly returned from a visit to friends In
Brooklyn, remarked:
"I'm glad to get back home among
my own kin and friends, where people
amt too busy or too unfeeling or too
stuck up to take some interest In one
another.
"Now, there's them postoface folks
down in BROOKLYN! 1 found 'em actual
ly hard hearted. Would you believe It,
the man that brings round the letters
to Mary's he's so queer and standoflsh
that when he handed me my husbands
postal card telling me how mother had
fell and broke her arm, he never 30
much as opened his lips to give me one
word of sympathy! No, sir, not even
7nough to say. Too badY "-Exchange.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
GIRLS FOR THE U. S. ARMY
No Triflers, Says Government Al
Used to Help Recruiting.

ScSo ~ 'iS'P ffSS' a.
San Francisco, Oct. 26.-The ULit"e
States army authorities in this city
have advertised for women to aid il
securing enlistments for the army
It became known.
The advertisement. inser+e1 hy
Lieutenant Colonel John H. Gardner
retired, who is in charge of the re
cruiting station in San francisco c II
ed for twelve girls for the Uni ef
States army"
The advertisement specified tina
they must re attractive, n eileen
and indust u.s.; held out luce
ment that here was chance tr
make monCy and do your com r. {
service" and ccnr'u ed with the war
ing that "ro triferj need ap ly"
Colonel Ga~dner's plan is to instal
an exhibit which will dcmanstrat t.
life OF a s~l1ia~ frcm camp cooh ng {
infantry drill. TIE woren recru' tin
agents viii work out Of that eta '!or
and viii he naid 81 for every recruit
they obtain.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
GIRLS! THIIKEN and
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
And STOP DANDRUFF
Try this! Your hair gets wavy, CLOS
sy and abundant at once.

To be possessed of head of hea-
Wy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous,
fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff
is merely a matter of using a little
Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's S
Danderine now-all drug stores rec
ommend it-apply a little as direc-
ted and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance of abundance,
freshness, ,fluffiness and an incompar-
able gloss and lustre, and try as you
will you can not find a trace of dan
druff or falling hair; but your real
surprise will be after about two
weeks use, when you will see new
hair-fine and downy, at first-yes
but really new r-sprOuting
out all over your scalp-Danderine
is, we believe, the only sure hair
grower, destroyer of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and it never
fails to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really it, moisten
cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at a
time. Your hair will be soft, glossy
and beautiful in just a few moments
"a delightful surprise awaits ev-
eryone who tries this.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?

It's usually sign of sick kidneys,
especially if the kidney action is dis
ordered, passages scanty or too fire.
quent. Don't wait for more serious
troubles. Begin using Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Read this Cambridge wo-
mans testimony.
Mrs. Roy D. James, 103 Cemetery
Ave-, Cambridge, says: Il had been
troubled from time to time for sew
eral years with very severe back
aches. was bothered mostly when
I had occasion to stoop and sharp
pains caught me in the small of my
back, making me feel miserable. AT
times, I could see little black spots
and flashes before my eyes. l had
dizzy spells, too. l learned of Doan's
Kidney Pills and got some at Brad
shaw's Pharmacy, using three boxes.
have had no return of kidney trou-
ble."
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
Gmply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. James had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.--Adv.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
OFFICES FOR RENT
Henry Building from $500 to $3.50 Each
Commercial Building from 81 to 81 Each
w. Briley Wright, Atty. at Law
AGENT.
Took 1t as a Joke.

There is a story of Mr.. Disraeli at
the time of his extremely bumptious
youth when he had just returned from
his travels i'll the east. AS young
man, much under thirty, he met Lord
Melbourne, who was then prime min
lister. at dinner. Lord Melbourne pro-
ceeded to discourse ON the eastern ques-
ton. but instead of listening to the
prime minister with the respect which
he ought young Disraeli said, 1T seems
to me that your lordship has taken
your knowledge of the east from The
Arabian Nights"
Some prime ministers would have
snubbed the young man severely. Lord
Melbourne was not of that kind. He
rubbed his hands with great cheerful
ness and said to the young man. And
a devilish good place to take it fromt'
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
u. S. Sees Menace to carranza.

Washington, Oct. 26.-Conditfons in
Northern Mexico, evolving on tte new
ascendency of Villa as military lead
er, are commanding more attenti n
than at any other time since the bor-
der raids resulted in the despatch Of
the American punitive expedition.
Administrative officials made no ef-
fort to disguise their opinion that the
commission 81 ting
at Atlantic City cannot arrive at So
luton of the border problems until the
situation in Chihuahua has been clari-
fed. Any agreement for the early
withdrawal of General Persh'ng's
forces from Mexico now Is considered
as out of the question.
Moreover, the impression stood out
clearly from all the views expressed
that while the present situation exists
there is little possibility that the
forces of regulars or national guards
men on the border will be reduced.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
WOMAN ALL RUN DOWN
Made Strong and Well By Vinol.

Waynesboro, PAT was all run
down after hard spell of bronchitis
so it was hard for me to keep about.
1 had pains in my chest and took
cold easily. A friend asked me to
try Vinol 1 did and it built me up
so l am strong and well and I am
able to do my housework which L
had not done for three months be-
fore taking Vinol"-Mrs. Y. R.Hor-
bough, Waynesboro, Pa.
Vinol creates an appetite, aids di-
gestion, makes pure blood and Gre
ates strength. Your money back if
it fails.
c. P. Craig & Son, Druggists, Cam
bridge. Also at the leading drug
store in all Maryland towns.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
M'NAMARA SEEKS PAROLE
Dynamiter Has Served Half Of His
Fifteen-Year Sentence.

Dynamiter Has Served Half Of His
Fifteen-Year Sentence.
San Francisco, Oct. 26.-Par lie for
John ]. Mcnamara, who was involved
in the dynamiting Of the Los Angeles
Times building in 1910, probably VIII
be asked on Saturday from the safe
board of prison directors, 1t was re.
ported.
Mcnamara, although indicted ard
put on trial for murder in come "tion
with the Times dynamiting ev n u
ally pleaded guilty to dynamiti7g the
Llewellyn Iron Works, in Los Angeles,
and was sentenced to fifteen y ars II
prison with allowances for cool be.
havior. His time is half up.
The International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers,
and Local %, its indianapolis b"dy
supported McNamara's application I
parole.
The daily banner., 1916-10-26
CONCEALED PLAGUE DEATH
Dying Man Removed From FIotel at

Dying Man Removed From Hotel at
Night and Place Not Quaran:ined.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, O,t. 26.-CIar-
ence Charles Harvey, aged thirty
years, a travelling salesman, died i -
a big central city hotel en- Octob r
) of an acute case of infantile parlly-
sis.
News CT his death was kept secret
oy the city health officials and the
hotel was not quarantined.
The secret leaked ont when death
certificate signed by DR.. w. S. Stew-
art was located in the city cIer,,'s of
fee. The body was removed from the
hotel at night and buried in Il ccme-
terry in Wi kas-Par~e.
Commissioner Fred Goeringer, head
of the health bureau, admitted that it
had been planned to keep the death a
secret to protect the hotel.