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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22

ten-mile championships at Stamford
Bridge, won a Northeastern counties
senior championship, and carried off
many road races. Lieutenant J. r. An
thony officially reported missiRg.4is the
well-known gentleman rider who won
the Grand National Steeplechase on
Glenside in 1911.
Captain S. w. Fowler Dixon. the Hon.
orable secretary of the London Press
Golfing society. who was badly gassed
in the battle Of Arras, is recovering in a
Cardiff hospital. Captain S. O. Shep-
herd, the Innerleven golfer, and Edin-
burgh academical football. has been
wounded. OF the nine amateurs who
finished in the opening golf champion
ship of 1914 at Prestwich, two have
been killed in the war and two wounded,
while one, Captain c. *. Hutison, is a
prisoner in Germany The killed are
Lieutenant j. X. II. Anderson and Lieu
tenant S. w. Orr. Commander +. Bur-
ges-Watson, the famous English inter-
national Rugby player, who played
against Scotland in 1905 and 1909, has
been made a companion Of the distin-
guished service order.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
WHEY AT THE HELM.

When dear friend wife chauffeurs the
car
1t takes a little stroll,
And makes a frightful bluff as If
To climb a trolley pole.
II makes the poor pedestrians
Go scooting to the wall,
While in the forest glades the nymphs
Will hunt the timber tall
Now don't you think it clever, Frank, "
Dear wife will say to me.
ITO make folks step right lively when
They're toddling home to tea?
We pay big taxes for the roads,
And they are ours. you know,
From Saginaw to Poseyville
And on to Kokomo.
Now watch me take a wheel right off
That wagon piled with coal;
II makes me boil to see road hogs.
II does, upon my soul"
And then she twists our new machine
Like the
across street,
And hardly gives the thing a thought
That everything may meet
In one grand smash, and spill the wheels
Until they roll like this
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
While on my cheek she tries to plant
A fresh, unmetered kiss.
American Motorist.
The best medium for the small adver
tiser: the want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
WOMEN AIRPLANE MAKERS
War Calls Thousands for Work in
Aviation Factories.

The war has opened up a new field
Tor women, in some departments Of
which their work is so superior to
mems that they will soon have a mo-
nopoly. Women have been found to
excel in making the wings and wing
surfaces 'of ariplanes and with this
country pledged to build immense fleets
OF aircraft their work will be vitallv
important in winning the war At the
Plainheld, N. j., plant of the Standard
Aero Corporation, which obtained the
hrst large war order Of airplanes for
the government, more than 60 per cent
Of the employees making wings are wo.
men. Harry Bowers Mingle. president.
IN stating why his company prefers
women for this work said:
Preparing the linen wing surfaces
and making the wings, is light work re.
quiring deft fingers and close applica.
ton. 1t is ideal work for women-the
very characteristics Of their sex make
them superior to men.
Before undertaking the manufacture
OF airplanes in large quantities such as
the government demands. we thorough.
ly investigated the question Of labor.
We found that women were extensive.
~ used in England and France in max.
ing wings and that they had proved to
be better at this work than men. We
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
MANY ATHLETES KILLED.
Names Of Well-KnOwn Cricketers Oh
British Casualty List.

London, July By MaiD.-Several
well-known county cricketers figure
prominently in the latest casualty list
issued, as the result of the severe fight
Ing on the western front j. w. Rothery,
the famous Yorkshire county player
has been seriously wounded in the left
arm. His finest performance was
against Kent at Dover in 1908, when
he saved his side from certain defeat
by putting together a brilliant innings
of 161 runs. Maor II. w. Persse, who
played regularly for the Hampshire
County club in 1906 and 1908, has also
been badly wounded.
The death Of Major II. G. Blacklidgc
viii be seriously felt by the famous
Surety County club for whom he did
excellent work in past seasons. Lieu.
tenant c. II. Vane Tempest, who diel
of wounds at Ligny at a German camp
a few hours after being taken pris-
oner, was the famous Eton crickete"
who played against Harrow in 1919
Captain p. G. Heyworth, who died from
wounds, was one Of several brothers
well known in athletic circles in the
Liverpool district. He was a prominent
member Of the Liverpool Rugby club
and won many prizes as a sprinter at
important sports meetings. G. S. Hat
ton, one Of the most promising soccer
players discovered in Sheffield during
recent years, has had his left foot am.
putated as a result of a shell wound
Sergeant f. II. Reay. the welll-known
Sunderland athlete who has been killed
in action. was a famous long-distance
runner. He finished third in the A.A.A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22

vanced rate after the expiration of six
months"
THE trouble with most manual train
ing schools or technical schools" said
Mr.. Ford in discussing his plan for a
boys training school at his plant, "is
that the boy never gets into the heart
of his work, because he knows that in
the end 1t is not used The products of
his hands have no real market value af-
ter they are finished; the boy knows
II and consequently he loses the most
valuable part Of the lesson.
Il want to take these boys, teach
them to make small parts. instruct them
in the operation of machines, and while
doing 1t give them a sense of respon.
sibility by utilizing their product. l
want them to be able to see a definite
purpose in their labor.
They cannot, Of course. do heavy
work. But there are numberless opera
tions which they are capable of per.
forming that will give them skill and fit
them for jobs which will bring them the
wages Of an artisan.
I'VE do not intend to overlook their
school work. Some Of them will proba.
bly, need to be taught to read and write
and spell. Wherever we find that this
is necessary we will give them such a
course. Those who are ready will be
given courses in mathematics and draw.
ing specially chosen with the idea of as.
sisting them in their work"
Il hope" said Mr.. Ford. that the
future heads of our departments may
come from this school. We like to de.
yelop our own stars, you know. We
have found it is the only successful way.
we promote men from the ranks"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
FORD HAS TWO
OBJECTS IN LIFE
HEAD OF COMPANY WHICH EARN
ED NEARLY S6O,OOO,OOO LAST
YEAR EXPLAINS HIS SUCCESS.

In the course of a speech in the house
on taxation Of industrial concerns Con.
gresham Benjamin X. Focht of Penn
sylvania recalled recently the astonish-
ing financial success Of the Ford Motor
Company, based upon its last annual
statement and upon interviews with
Henry Ford and other members of the
establishment. lie observed that the
company made profit of $59, ,994, 1891
for the year ended July 81, 1916, but
pointed out that this profit was made
on sale price fifteen per cent greater
than the price of the Ford car for the
current year. He added:
The statement shows that they reduc-
ed by this action their profits 100000
900, which they gave to the purchasers
of their cars this year. Now, with prices
of all material going up, | see by state
ments from Detroit also that since the
declaration Of war sales have fallen off
25 to 30 percent Considering these
facts, how can any sane man expect
them to show large profits for the com
ing year, if any profit, unless they cut
the wages Of their employees?
You surely do not desire to close
single plant on account OF UNJUST tax
legislation; and if, as | believe, the Ford
motor plant will be crippled then what
would be the fate of the balance of au.
tomobile manufacturers that this tax
would apply to? l think we cannot af-
ford to adopt a policy Of a tax on the
gross sales Of manufactures Of any kind
instead Of net profits. There win be
few who in these war times will show
any net profits whatever, and we would
therefore legislate them into bankrupt
cy instead of more sensibly taxing the
actual dollar wealth Of the country.
Most of the profit earned by the Ford
Motor Company goes back into the bus
iness to create more jobs for another
army of men.
Fortynine thousand eight hundred
and seventy are employed; 3G,626 of
them on the companys profit-sharing
basis, receiving IS day or more.
Mr.. Focht gave the following Ford
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
HE FINED 1T.

Boston Transcript: Bobby had been
invited out to dinner and his mother
worried lest he should commit some
breach of etiquette. On his return
home she questioned him as TO how he
he had behaved.
"Well, mamma" he said, Il got along
very well until the meat came. bu-
while l was trying to cut mine it slip
ped off on the floor. But I made it on
right, mamma"
What did you do?"
"Oh, just said sort Of carelessly.
That's always the way with tough
meat"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
A TANTALIzING ODOR.

Chicago News: 1t was very bright
night, and an equally freezing and fro2-
en- urchin who, after wandering the
streets for some time. at last came 20
anchor over the grating Of a restaur-
ant.
"Swipe me-" exclaimed the shivering
boy, as he inhaled great mouthfuls Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
Mortor-Car Canteen Built CompactIy.

For the motor tourist, camper or
power boat enthusiast fireless cooker
lsitchenette outfit completely equipped
to meet the needs Of six persons, is a
serviceable and convenient accessory,
as illustrated in the August Popular
Mechanics Magazine. 1t provides a 10
quart kettle and 4.quart inset for the
preparation Of different foods: a cold
box for meats. butter and similar things.
and vacuum bottles for hot and cold
beverages. In addition, a special com
partment is supplied with silverware
and dishes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

Passing Show: Plutocratic Miner IN
green grocer's shopl-Give US a quid's
worth of forced peas, miss and twenty
five bobs' worth Of Jersey taters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22

the savory odor arising from beneath
his feet, 81 wisht I 'ad a slice o. bread
ter go wiv that there SMELL"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-22

All employees are on eight-hour basis.
He quoted Henry Ford as follows:
IF you expect a man to give you his
time and energy, you must fix his wages
so he VIII have no financial worries. II
pays. our profits this year, after Civ.
ing our employees big share in them.
show that TO pay good wages is the
most profitable way to do business"
Mr. Focht asserted that after a three.
hour talk with Mr.. Ford he had gone
away with the conclusion that the man.
ufacturer has two great objects in life.
which he believed to be:
TO give employment to the greatest
possible army Of men in works Of peace
at the highest wages paid in the world.
so they may live in comfort and peace.
and to do all In his power to induce the
military armies OF the world to stop kill.
ing each other and bringing suffering
on themselves and those dependent on
them
The bigger our business gets. the
easier II is TO run" said Mr. Ford"
Ford's Marvellous Growth.
The marvellous growth OF the Ford
company's cash balance during the last
four years Mr. Focht showed 10 be as
follows
1912 cash on hand and IN
banks Gf00 100
1918 cash on hand and in
banks -------------------- 132257lO
1914 cash on hand and In
banks -------------------- 27441 ,468
1915 cash on hand and IN
banks ------------------- 437SSl51
1916 cash on hand and in
banks -------------------- 52550,77l
Besides that" continued Mr.. Focht.
their materials on hand were increased
In the same time from S6.629, ,53S to S8i..
S95,43i. and their investment In build.
ings grew from S2,596.ll5 to Sl72ss..
293." lie added:
The net gains IN these three items
alone over four years ago is SSGll3,75O
that Is where the Ford company had
Sl5,625,7iS in cash, In materials. and in
buildings in 1912, It has slOl,7S9, ,i9S In
the three items now.
The largest contract ever made 10y
the company was recently signed for
SSl.0OO,OO0 worth OF rubber tires.
II n man can show the company how
20 save 10 cents on car II means a
saving OF over $4,000 year to the
company and places the man where he
will not have TO worry the rest OF his
life. Suggestions for Improvements on
the car are valued as highly as sug.
gestions for saving money"
"The recompense for doing good IA
the fact tnht you are able TO do more"
declared Henry Ford In reviewing the
statement OF the years business.
I'VE have had a wonderful year and
It viii enable us to give employment to
steadily increasing number Of men.
It's our reward for treating our men
right and for sharing our profits with
them.
"When we announced our proflt.shar.
ing plan there were hundreds OF man.
ufacturers who said Il couldn't be done.
They declared II wouldn't work They
assailed Il from all angles. Our state.
ment shows whether Il has worked or
not. /, shows that we made a
profit OF about s6OOOOOOO and at the
same time have paid our men the
highest industrial wages.
About "a per cent OF our workers en-.
JOY the advantages OF the plan The
remainder are mostly beginners who
work on fixed rates according to skin
and who receive the benefits OF the al.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
ANGLIA ZATRZYMATA pOCZ,
TT SZWEDZKA.

Washington, D. G. W}adze an
gielskie W Halifax zatrzyma}y
cztery work. poczty dyplomatycz
nej, poslanej przez zagraniczne
biuro szwedzkie do poselstwa W
Westinghouse. :E.4u~
Co by1o przyczyna zatrzymania
tel poczty, to dotychczas niewia-
domo. Baron Akerhielm, ~tutejszy
reprezentant szwedzki, zglosif sic
onegdaj do departam. stanu, ably
cos dowiedziec sic W zwiazku Z ia
sprawl. Czy wni6sf on formalny
protest z ramienia swojego rzadu,
to o tenn mic ME wspomniano.
Rozesz}y sic onegdaj pog}oski:
re Wielka Brytania odkryla zno-
WI inne fakty niemieckich intryg.
WieSci te, jednak ME zosta}y do
tychczas potwierdzone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
zOKNIERSKIE CWICZENIA RO
BIA DOBRYCH BIZNESIST6W.

Wiele mezczyzn jest nlezdat-
nych %poniewaz ME otrzymali villas
ciwego cwiczenia czvli edukacyi
W mlodym wieku. Zajmujacem
lest zanotowac doswiadczenie> we
teran66w rozmaitych wojen. Przyk
lad wziety jest z czlowieka z kom
panii ktory byl zielonym farmer
skim chlopcem'' kt6ry byl wynn
'strowany i sluzyl W hiszpansko-a
merykanskiej wojnie. Statystykl
lwykazuja re powr6cili fizycznle
;vydoskonaleni i odziedziczyh W
swych powolaniach przestronnleJ-
lsza wiedze niz wieksza Geese
mezczyzn bez militarnego doswlad
|czenia.
Pc cywilnej wojnie kraj nasz
|przemagal politycznie i handlowo,
!przez odwdzieczajacych sic ochot-
|nik65w. w kompanii hiszpansko-a-
merykanskiej wojny wyzej wzmla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
DOBRA RZECZ OLA KATO-
LIK0W.
Dobra rzecza jest zapami

Dobra rzecza jest zapamietat
sobie:
re prawdziwe wyksztalcenic pc
winno bye fizycznem, umys}owem
i duchowem.
Re samo wyuczenie moe bye
bardzo dalekiem od w~ykszta}ce-
MIA. Zwierzeta MONA wyuczyc, III
dzi tylko wyksztalcic.
re, jczeli dziccko ME moe po-
,jac c~zytania, pisania rachunk6w
it'd, od pierwszego razu r6wniez
cd razu ME pojmie zasad religii.
Re dobre wyksztalcenie zalezy
ma d}ugiem, trudncm a ME ustan-
mem. cwiczeniu. rozwijaniu i udo-
skonaleniu wszystkich w}adz du-
sly i ciala.
lie p}ytkie i przelotne lizniecie
nauki jest niebezpiecznem. Nall
ka powina bye gruntowna W swo
i'm zakresie.
Zc nalezy popierac kazdy sys--
tenn naukowy, ktory wydaje do
brych ChrzeScian, dobrych oby--
wateli dobrych czlonk6w familii.
lie pahstwo powinno zmuszac
rodzicow, by dali swym dzieciom
nalezyte wyksztalcenie, ably one
mogly kiedvS zastapic innych i
sluzyc krajowi, jake wierni oby-
watelc i pozyteczni czlonkowie
spo}eczenstwa.
re dzieci naleza do swych rodzi
COW, ME do panstwa.
re rodzicc w sumieniu sa obo--
wiazani dac swym dzieciom wyk
szta}ccnie odpowiednie ich przysz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
CUKIER SPADNIE MA sc IA
FUNT.

Washington. DIVA wazne kroki
zostaly onegdaj uczynione, celem
uregulowania dystrybucyi i kon-
serwacyi zapas6w cukru W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych i IA ca}ym
Sswiecic poza granicami mocarstw
centralnych, jakotez celcm reduk
cyl wyg6rowanych obecnic cen
tego produktu. Pierwszym Z tych
krokow jest kreowanie miedzyna-
rodowego komitetu Z pieciu, kt6-
ny ma czuwac mad dystrybucya
cukru, drugim podpisanie ugody
Z rafincryami, ma podstawie kt6-
rel ccny cukru spadna W drobnej
sprzcdazy co najmniej o jednego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
Najwa1niejsze Wypadki
Minionego lygodnia
ROSYA MUS1 DOPOM6DZ w
PRZEWIEZIENIU MATERYA-
Low WOJENNYCH.

Washington, D. G. Pomimo "a
mieszan wielkich W Rosyi Stany
Zjednoczone pospiesza jej z wiel-
ka pomoca w urzadzeniu koiei, W
poprawieniu komunikacyi, czego
w}asnie Rosyi najwiecej potrze--
ba. Wediug planu przygotowanc-
90 przez rzeczoznawc6w kolejo-
wych amcrykanskich, potrzeba
najpierw polozyel drugi tor ma ko-
lei syberyjskiej. .~@sssD~'-
Amerykanscy robotnicy i inzy
nierowie kolejowi, materyaf do blu
dowania kolei i pieniadze znajdu-
ia sic W drodze do Rosyi. Wiele
ton SYN, setki wielkich amerykan
skich ~lokomotyw, tysiace wago--
now, bedzie ladowanych we VIA
dywostoku, azeby oczyscic droge
ola zapas6w amunicyi i materya-
low wojennych z Ameryki do Ro
syi. Stany Zjednoczone beda do
maga}y sic cd Rosyi przys}ania O.
kret6w do przewiezienia materya
III kolejowcgo i wojcnnego.
Obecnie amerykanskie okrety
beda uzytc jedynie do przewiezie-
MIA SYN i lokomotyw, oraz WACO
now. Reszta bedzie przewieziona
przcz okrety rosyjskie. w dokach
W}adywostoku, nagromadzone SO
wiclkie masy materyalu w%ojenne
go, dial, amunicyi, bawe}ny
strzelniczcj, lecz wszystko to sic
psuje, albowicm kolej syberyjska
ME zdola tcmu podo}ac. Dlatego
pierwszym zadaniem Ameryka-
now, pc przybuciu do Rosyi, be-
die uregulowanie kolei syberyj--
skiej i r6wnoczeSnie kolci W Ro-
syi europejskiej. Wtedy PREY pc
mocy sctek lokomotyw amerykan
skich i tysiecy wagon6w, bedzie
sic przcsy}alo zapasy z W}adywo
stoku do Rosyi europejskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
JACYS L,UDZIE STRZELALI
DO POCIAGU z WOJsKIEM.

Steubenville, o. Otrzymano tn
onegdaj wiadomosc, re jakies ME
wykryte dotychczas indywidua
strzelaly do pociagu wojskowego
" poblizu. = Mingo junction:
Czterech zolnierzy odnioslo okale
czenia. a jeden z Mich smiertelne.
Ranieni zo}nierze pozostali W po-
ciagu, kt6ry pojechal do Pittsbur
ga.
Urzednicy kolejowi ME wyjawi-
Ii rodzaju przewozonego wojska,
- ami tez miejsca, dokad mial je
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
ZBADAJA FIZYCZNE UZDOL.
MEME WSZYSTKICH.

Washington. Zapadfo tn posta-
nowienie, lie do egzaminacyi le--
karskiej, celem stwierdzenia fl
zycznego uzdolnienia do s}uzby
w%ojskowej, zostana powo}ani
wszyscy, ktorzy So zaregestrowa-
mi, czyli Gale 100000 milionow
lrrzebywajacych w t.ym kraju mez
Iczyzn w wieku popisowym.
Me znaczy to wcale, ably wszy-
lstkich ich mia}o sic powolywac
do wojska bez wzgledu ma to-, il
sd zmrlszeni utrzymywat swoje
rodziny,alb So poddanymi panstw
Stanom Zjednoczonym ~nieprzyja-
znych. Rad chce tylko wiedziec
Gokladnie, jaka iloscia zdolnych
fizycznie do broni ludzi faktycz-
ME r~ozporzadza, oraz pragnie u
sunac wszelka niepewnosc II tych,
kt6rzy jake fizycznie niezdolni,
cd wojska musza bye stanoWczo
uwolnieni, a ME przeszed}szy ba-
dania przez lekarzy asenterunko-
wych. NIGGA sic bezpotrzebnie ME
pokoic co do sWego p~rzyszlego 10
SUI. Gdy raz dowiedza sic stanow-
czo. re do slnzby czynnej stano--
wczo powolani ME zostana, beda
mogli ci ludzic TEN swobodniej
cddac sic prowadzeniu swych in
teres6w i przedsiebiorstw.
u drugiej strony, gd.y z%ostanie
raz ustalone, .jaki procent 2 pos
rod regestrowanych musi odpasc
z tego powodu, re sd albo niezdoi
nj %fizycznie, albo musza utrzymy
wac swoje rodziny, albo wreszcie
sa poddanymi panstw Stanom Zjc
dnoczonym wrogich, uproscl to
znacznie procedure prey przepro
wadzaniu dalszych powolan do
armii, oraz umozliwi rzadowi
szczegolowe opracowanie naprzod
,juz projekt6w nastepnych rekru-
tacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27

lemu stanowisku.
Re wyksztalcenie, kt6re stara
sic tylko 0 cialo a zaniedbuje du-
sze, jest niedostateczne a co gor-
SEE, zwierzece. !
lie kazde dziecko chrzesciian1s-
kie ma swiete i nienaruszalne pra
wo do chrzescianskiego wyksztaf
cenia, ii. cia}a i duszy, umyslu i
serca.
Me dobra zas rzecza jest:
Me dobrze jest wychowywac
dziecko tax, jak gdyby jego zy--
Gle skonczyc sic mialo poza gro
benz.
Me dobrze jest zwalac wszelka
Observation-Disclosures "a swe dzieci
ma pahstwe. --r~~n<~"
Me dobrze jest wymagac cd kaz
diego, by zawsze by1 dobrym wler
nym sumiennym i staiym W wy
pelnianiu swych obowiazk6w, W
chwilach PROXY i nieszczescia.
Wszyscysmy u}omni, a kazdy te-
90 ma sobie doSwiadczyl.
Me dobrze jest sadzic,. re kto
|ukonczy} kolegium lub gimnazy-
UNI, ME ma mic wiecej do nauki.
Niedobrze jest zapominac re lu-
die pierwcj musza istniec niz pan
stwo, lie panstwo jest ustanowio-
ne ola ludu. ME lud ola panstwa.
Me dobrze jest popierac take
szkoly, kt6rc ME licza sic z Be-
giem i duchowa strone dziecka "a
niedbuja.
Me dobrze jest zapominac, re
przyczyna dobrobytu krajowego
Jest chrzeScialskie wychowanie
naszych dziad6w i p%radziad6w ,oj-
COW ojczyzny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27

nkowani veteran, wielu z mich
przemienilo sic W doskonalych bu
sinesist6w; wielu z mich powierzo-
no publiczne urzedy; jeden zosta}
milionerem a wiekszosc da}o do
bra opinie 0 sobie re swych roz--
maitych czynnosci. Militarne evil
czenia daja korzysci W cywilnem
zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
LOTNIK WLOSKI WZNI6SL
SIZE MA WYSOKOsC IT,
600 STOP.

Newport News, Va. Porucznik E.
melie Resnati, lotnik z armii WHO
skiej, majac W swym iaeroplanie
II pasazer6w, wzni6sl sic on oneg
'daj do wysokossci II, 0 stop W pc
blizu t~utejszego miasta.
Znaczy to, re lotnik ten znajdo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27
centa ma funcie.

SCl1ld ud 1ullClc.
Producenci cukru z burak6w "a
Warli z administracya zywnoscio-
wa ugode, ma podstawie kt6rej
zgodzili sic sprzedawac kupcom
hurtownym cukier W rafineryach
pc Genie 4 i cwierc centa "a funt,
re zas W handful drobiazgowym
ceny musza bye 0 mniej wiecej
wynosic W MIN beda s cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27

chac ten pociag, a to z powodu
przepis6w wojskowych.
Powiadaja, re strzelano do 20.
ciagu, kiedy ten z Gala szybkoscia
p~rzejezdzai przez .Mingo juno.
ton, ale ME zatrzymano 60, az dc
piero w TEN miescie.
Ranieni zolnierze zostali zaopa.
trzeni przez wojskowych lekarzy
znajdujacych sic W pociagu.
OGDEN miano dac do pociagu
siedm strza10w.
Detektywi rzadowi przeprowa.
dzaja sledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27

wal sic o 1000 stop wyzej W po-
wietrzu, anizeli uczyni} to Amery
kanin Victor Carlston, ktory Cd
by1 swojego czasu wzlot rekordo-
WY, i to tylko z jednym pasazerem
Lotnik ten amerykanski zosta} "a
bity pred kilku miesiacami, kie-
dy spad} ma ziemie re swoja ma
szyna.
Aeroplan Resnatiego ma try
motory, kazdy z Mich 0 sile $50 ko
nj.
Lotnik w1oski wyjechal stad
cngdeja rano do Washingtonu z
!12 pasazerami, wlqcznie z urzed-
|nikami rzadu amerykanskiego.
Resnati uzywa aeroplanu systemu
'Caproniego.
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-27

CHOP: A tosmy dis dostali te-
eiego ch1opaka mad ranem.
Sasiad: Mocha must bye jucha
wielka!
CHOP: O bedzie lyle, jak nasz
prosiak.