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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
Garden-Julia Sandersop,

Julia Sanderson. one of the best
known stars of the American stage.
makes her screen debut in 1.-The Rum
away. the fascinating film comedy
which will be the headline attraction
at Moore's Garden Theater beginning
Sunday and continuing through We'd
nesday of next week. AS the little
orphan girl. Alice" becomes the ward
or a Puritanical old aunt and uncle
VI course her artistic temperament
upsets all the staid and proper tradi-
tons of what is right and what is
wrong. Until young artist comes
INTO her life Alice leads the old couple
rather mad chase. With the man
c9pes the inspiration, and she goes
into the world to win fame and
recognition as a singer. For the re-
mainder of the week the program will
De lead by the handsome, dashing
Harold Lockwood in Under Handi-
cap. new film play full to the brim
with punch and pep" and just the
right vehicle for the lively Young star
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
GOVERNORS APPROVE
DRAFT SUGGESTION
Ihirty-eisht Executives Say All Men
Should Be Examined.

Thirty-eight out of forty governors
have approved the suggestion of Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder that
the 100000 registered men not called
In the first draft be examined i'm
mediately for military service.
In view of the practically unanimous
desire that such action be taken, Il
was stated at the War Department
yesterday that the examination would
be ordered as soon as Cngress ap-
propriates the necessary funds. pro-
vision for which is contained in the
urgent deficiency bill.
The department believes that its
legal authority is ample under the
terms of the original draft bill. This
measure provided for the drafting
Of only 100000 men, but there is no
provision against the examination of
a number more than sufficient to Sc
cure the 100000,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
Cosmos-yaudeyilIe.

The Cosmos Theater next week will
present one OF the most beautiful
acts OF big-time vaudeville, THE
Water Lilies" which was billed In
the leading vaudeville houses of the
country as the finest aquatic spec
tacle on the stage The supplemental
bill will offer the famous ellsworth
Rathskeller Trio. Well. Mellen and
Seiger, from Atlantic City; Dawson,
jenkins and Covert, in a whirlwind
of terpsichorean specialties; Jim and
Flo Bogard in a dainty song comedy
entitled Yesterdays" Jimmy Shea,
his appearance in Washington, in COM
edy grips and drollery; the Mortimer
sisters and Watson, in songs. dances
and musical features. and Manning
and Hall in their big novelty comedy
hit. together with the usual film fea-
lures, THE Fires of Youth" as the
big matinee photoplay; "a Pawnbro-
ker's Heart" as the first-run Key
stone comedy and the Hearst Pathe
News.
The Sunday performances starting
at p. m. and running continuously,
Will present for the last time the re-
markable "Resista." in her manifes-
tation of a hidden power, together
with the other acts of the current bill.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
Revitalize your blood and put
your system in condition to re-
sist the hardships of winter.

sist the hardships of winter.
1t is the strong blooded men
and women who are vigorous and
healthy in winter, and who are
not Inconvenience by the cold,
wet days. Wet feet don't bother
them, sudden changes cause no
inconvenience, and even when a
cold is Caught" because of con-
tact, in a close, stuffy room, with
some one already infected, the
trouble seldom lasts over a day
or two. This highly desired state
of health is brought about by hav-
ing rich, pure blood, uncontami-
mated by impurities of any kind.
You may possibly think your
blood is all right-you are not
troubled by outward signs. Yet
you have felt tired and languid,
you have lost some sleep or had
some minor ailments at times, but
you regard yourself as in fairly
good condition physically" This
may be true, but you should take
nothing for granted, you should
not guess" that you are all right.
The thing to do is to make your
self right by taking a good blood
tonic and invigorator. such as
S. S. S. 1t is the best known
blood tonic on the market today.
There is hardly a man. woman or
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
PURELY PERSONAL.

Edward Flannery has received an
appointment as clerk in the War De-
partment.
Charles Mearns, of Cumberland, Md,
is visiting friends in Georgetown.
George Travers Richman, of Balti-
more, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Martin. Of East Capitol street.
Michael Holloway has received a
probationary appointment as clerk in
the Census Bureau.
Harry H. Kelley. OF the navy yard,
| Is on sick leave.
Coleman Taylor. of the Patent
Office. has resigned.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grower
have removed to their residence at
1908 Sixteenth street northwest, which
they recently purchased.
Thomas ]. Culhane well known in
| real estate circles has returned to
Washington after a three-day stay
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Augustus Beers
have returned to their home in
Philadelphia, after a short visit to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Martin have
North Beach, Md.
Amos Hadley is on his vacation
in Atlantic City.
Lambert L. Boyd has returned
from a trip to Norfolk, Va.
E. ]. Ayers has returned from a
brief trip to Niagara Falls.
Capt. John West, of the Quarter
master Department, has left for
Alabama.
E. ]. Ayers, of the Interior De-
partment, has returned from his va
cation at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Ward are Wis
iting Mrs. Wards sister at Hern-
don, Va.
w. w. Owens is spending a week
with his brother-in-Iaw. Z. P. Lee.
at Congress Heights. d. c.
Mrs. F. ]. H. Won Engelken will
leave here in a few days for a brief
trip to New York City.
Miss Mary Reuter-. of the Retail
Merchants Association, has just re-
turned from her summer vacation.
Miss Nancy Dogget has resumed
her studies at the Hartridge School
for Girls, at Plainfield, N. j.
Irwin B. Altman. who spent his
recent vacation with his parents in
this city, has left for Fostoria.
Ohio.
W. B. Garner has returned from
a trip to his home in Maryland.
F. II. Penn. of the Government
Printing Office, is on his annual vaca-
ton.
Miss Minnie Awkward, of the Gov
eminent Printing Office. has returned
from visit to relatives in Milford,
Mass.
Miss Kate Fenner, of the Govern
ment Printing Gfice, is spending sew
eral days in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mabel c. Lewis. of the Bureau
Of Printing and Engraving. has been
promoted.
Miss Rosa D. Myers has been ap-
pointed to position in the Bureau
of Printing and Engraving.
Thomas NJ. Belt has been Amounted
to a position in the Bureau of Print
ing and Engraving.
Joseph w. Zimmerman. of the city
postoffice. has returned from n vaca
ton spent in his camp in the Maine
woods.
Samuel f. Carter. of the Govern
ment Printing Office, is taking his
annual vacation.
George W. Boone, OF the Govern
ment Printing Office, is at his home
In Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
Horace e. Barnett, of the Govern
ment Printing Office. has resigned.
William T. Newly, of the Govern
ment Printing Office. has resigned.
Norval X. Tabler. of the Govern
ment Printing Office, has resigned.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
Strnnd-W. 9. Hart.

William S. Hart. the famous gun
tighter of the screen. will be seen for
the entire week, beginning next Sum
day. at Moore's Strand Theater in his
greatest film success, THE Cold
Deck" He will be seen as a typical
Bret Harte gambler in a story of Cali
1ornia In the early fifties. Through
treachery he is made to appear guilty
OF the murder of a stage coach driver.
lie Is placed in Jail, and the moose is
being prepared for him when he sue
ceeds in bending the bars of his jail
window. leaping twenty feet to the
ground below and escaping on horse
back. He Is closely followed. and,
when his capture seems certain, de-
hoerately turns his horse toward the
edge OF a precipice and rides down a
break-neck incline.
The showing of Pathe News, we'll
selected comedies. and concerts by
the Strand Symphony Orchestra COM
plete the program.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27

Lon Hascall. long a local favorite.
makes his first appearance as a full
fiedged star in Jack Singers THE
Broadway Frolics," the coming weeks
attractions at the Gayety Theater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27

Society women of Newport have
given 9C00 cigarettes to the soldiers
at Fort Adams.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27

| stranded" Is the title of the two
act farce presented in FIVE scenes,
which the management frankly an
nounces as a lot OF nonsense.
Aiding and abetting Hascail in its
Interpretation will be seen a cast cor
sisting of James Tenbrooke, Wilbur
Dobbs, Mark Thompson, Jack Mich
OILS, Richard Simmons, Vera Rams
dale, Jean Irwin, Bertha Delmonte
and Bessie Baker. The musical pro-
, gram will include such numbers as
these: Wonderful Girl Good Night"
San Domingo Land" Help, Help,
I'm Sinking" and Merry Green
Fields"
Loew's Columbia-vIvIan Martin.
For the last half of THIS week be-
ginning Thursday. Vivian Martin will
be seen at Loew's Columbia In 1.-THE
Sunset Trail" AS an extra added
feature Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle will
also be seen in his latest film COM
edy, "Oh! Doctor" The story of
The Sunset Trair'- has to do with
Bess Aiken. who lives with her father
and mother high in the California
mountains. The mother an ex-actress.
tires of her humdrum existence and
leaves with a new admirer, Treloar,
whose nephew Bess has met also.
Later when her mother invites Bess
to visit her, she meets the young
tphew. Kirke. again.
How matters are eventually read.
justed Is brought about in a most
unusually unexpected manner Begin
ming Sunday and for the first half
of next week Julian Eltinge, the noted
female impersonator. will be seen for
the first time in the films in 1.-THE
Countess Charming"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-27

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-09-18
AN ORDINANCE

ordinance to define, prohibit and regulate the se
manufacture use, advertising of, possession of or
traffic in intoxicating liquor, malt brewed drinks
providing for its enforcement and providing penalties
and remedies for its violation and repeating all ord
and provisions of ordinances in conflict with
the provisions of this ordinance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-09-18

carriers with said City, are hereby
required to keep a separate book at
the point of delivery in which shall
be entered, Immediately upon receipt
thereof, the name of the person TO
whom liquors are shipped, the
amount and kind received, the date
when delivered, and by whom deliy-
cred and to whom delivered, after
which record shall be a blank space
In which the consignee shall be re-
quired to sign his name in ink, be-
fore such liquors are delivered ia
such consignee, which book shall be
open to public inspection at any time
during business hours of the com
pany. Any employee or agent of any
common carrier failing or refusing
to comply with the provisions of thi'
section shall be deemed guilty of {
mlsdemeanor.
Section 80. Associate Counsel
Dismissal of Causes Only Afte
Statements. Any citizen, association
| or society may employ an attorney
, or attorneys, to assist the prosecut
: ing attorney to perform his dut!a
. under this ordinance, and such al
: torney shall be recognized by tn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03
WLOSKI FRONT.
CADORNA oDBIJA ATAK
CENTRALNYCH

Amsterdam, 8. listopada. -
Juz So pierwsze prasowe informa-
eye - ME oficyalne narazie, re
wodz wioski, gen. Cadorna w od-
wrocie swym z mad Soczy zwrocil
sic juz znowu na Nierncow
Austryakow na po}udnie cd Alp
Karynckich wszczai kontrofensy.
we zwycieska, zadajac Central
nym ciezka kleske biorac mic
dzy 80 a 40 tysiecy jencow. Szcze-
go}ow niema.
Londyn. 8. listopada. - Bitwa
mad Tagliamento sic toczy w ca
lei peini - bye moze re cd tel
bitwy zalezy los Wioch caiycil,
a W kazdym razie. ocalenie ich cd
nawiedzenia wrogow losu Ser
BIZ, Belgii, Polski i Rumunii
Pierwsze raporty tel bitwy u
trzymuja lyle tylko, IL dziaia WHO
skie zwrocify juz do odwrotu
pierwsze czolowe kolumny ME-
przyjacia. Ma front wioski przy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03
POWStanie NiemC0W
W Brazy|H.
Bunty Niemczech,
WieSci z RoSYi.
TNNE TELEGRAMY.

reid puszczono w pozycye ME
mieckie, robiac wiele szkod ME
przyjacielowi. Artylerya dziala ma
calej linii. Cd po}owy zeszlego ty-
godnia awiatyka moze dziaiac
zn6w intensywniej, gdyz pogoda
sic poprawiia wydatnie. Urzadzo-
no wielkie rejdy W okolice Poza
Loos, Ceurtrai, Roulers, Gontro-
de, Thorout: bombardowano tam
skiady, aerodromy wszelkiego
rodzaju urzadzenia wojskowe. w
potyczkach napowietrznych siedm
aeroplan6w nimeieckich zniszczo-
no, dziewiec angielskich ME po--
wr6ciio. >. Z wielkiego rejdu ma
Kaiserslauten, w Niemczech,
wr6cily wszystkie aeroplany ca}o.
POGLAD MA SYTUACYE.
Paryz, 8. listopada. - Dobro--
wolne cofniecie sic Niemcow mad
Aisne jest nowym wielkim suk-
cesem generaia Petain, kt6ry ak,
cya artyleryi uczynii Niemcom
dalszy pobyt ma Chemin des Da-
mes wprost niemozliwym: jest to
prawdopodobnie zapowiedz upad-
ku miasta Laon, coby znow spo-
wodowaio zmiany ma caiej linii
francuskiej, kt0ra trzebaby byio
prostowac skracac. Oczywista
giowna przyczyna tego odwrotu
niemieckiego jest wielkie zwycie-
stwo gen. Petain mad Aisne, od-
niesione pred niespelna dwu ty-
godniami. Pozycye Chemin des
Danes So niezwykle wazne pod
strategicznym wzgledem i Mem
cy trzymali je rozpaczliwie, a
Francuzi szturmowali do Mich
przez szereg miesiecy, lecz dzieki
wzgorzystemu terenowi, swietnie
fortyfikowanemu przez Niemcow
- d}ugo ME mozna byio odebrac
wzgorz, az. sprawi}o to dopiero O.
wo ostatnie zwyciestwo Petaina,
w ktorem kilkanascie tysiecy
Niemcow do niewoli wzieli Fran
cuZi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03

tino zafama{y sic rowniez: nara
zie jednak mic tam ME zapowiada
silniejszej akcyi ofensywnej ME-
przyjaciela, a tymczasem W1osi
beda rnieli moznoSc wzmocnic o.
we linie ma wszelki wypadek.
Przypuszczenia So takze, il Ca
dorna, wstrzymuje Niemcow ma
Tagliamento tylko, by zyskac ma
czasie zorganizowat linie swa
90 faktycznie. gi6wnej rozprawy
"a rzeka miedzy Piava a Taglia--
mento, potem nagle puscit Mem
cow "a rzeke pobic ich, jesli sic
dadza pociagnae Prasa podaje
juz szczegoiy przebiegu ofen--
sywy Centralnych, zaczetej 24go
zm., kiedy Niemcy zajeli Caporet-
to, 70. Wfosl ewakuowali Balm.
sizza Gorycye, 20. Monfalcone.
Potem palono skiady W Udine,
by ich Niemcom ME dac, a Gala
cywilna ludnost miasto opusciia /:
wszystkiemi drogami, CO zyio u.
ciekaio; nastepujace tuz wojska
centralne dziai pociskami zasypy-
wafy uchodzaca ludnosc, wsr6d
ktorej ofiar musza bye tysiace.
Wojska wioskie znakomicie w
walkach tych stawaIy: ma Monte
Nero garnizon wioski podda1 sic
dopiero po trzech dniach walki
zacietej, kiedy juz ami jednego ma
boju ME mieli Wiosi: ma Monte
Maggiore garnizon ,,bersaglie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03

rie" wolal zginac do ostataiego
zoinierza, niz sic poddac; ma Ba-
insizza jedna prze}ecz gorska
Niemcy oSm razy zdobywali "a
kazdym razem z powrotem ode
brali ia Wlosi, MIN nareszcie
przyszedf rozkaz odwrotu Gala Ii
mia; artylerzysci bez rozkazu Off
cer6w w1asnemi rekami odciagali
dziala ciezkie przez blota i stru-
mienie, lotnicy latali W ogniu nj
sko mad nieprzyjacielem razac go
i straty zadajac wielkie bombami
explodujacemi wsrod zbitych mas
wojska: straty Niemcow naogof
musza bye olbrzymie, choc oczy-
vista zadnych tenn pewnych ME
ma informacyi. Osobistego boha-
terstwa przykiady niezliczone
general Gonzaga zostai jedenascie
razy ranny, gen. Badoglie pod Ma
tajur walczyf jak drugi Leonidas
W greckich Termopilach, a jego
trzech batalionow ,,bersaglierow'
zostafo prey zyciu wszystkiego
trzech zoinierzy, on sam zas 20
stai smiertelnie raniony. DodaG
nalezy, re aeroplany austryackic
lataiy mad gromadami uciekajacej
cywilnej ludnosci W okolicy mia
s. eczek Caporetto, Codroippo
miasta Udine ciskaiy bomby ma
bezbronna W panice bedaca lud-
nose: to znowu przykiad czysto
nienieckiego postepowania. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03
ZACHODNI FRONT.
ODWR6T NIEMCoW q MAD
AISNE.

A1S1NE
Londyn-Paryz, 3. istopada. -
Niemcy opuScili niezwykle wazne
strategiczne pozycye ma ,,Chemin
des Danes" (goSciniec damn: 50
to wazne, panujace mad rOzlegia
okolica wzg6rza mad Aisne, o kto-
re b6i TRIVIAL przez kilka miesiecy
r6znem szczesciem i przy ma
kladzie wielkich obu stron ofiar
w ludziach amunicyi. Me VIA
domo narazie, gdzie odwrot sic
zaczaf i jak daleko potrwa, ale W
kazdym razie juz Niemcy opuScili
spory pas terenu, cofajac sic W
kierunku miasta Laon, oproznione
pozycye So poniedzy miastem
scissors a miasteczkiem Craon-
ne: celem akcyi Francuzow jest
obecnie miasto Laon, wazny
centr kolejowy, stolica departa-
mentu Aisne; mozliwem jest, Il
cofniecie niemieckie nadwerezy
GAIA obecna linie niemiecka i
zmusi Niemcow do wiekszych je-
szcze wycofan sic Francyi.
Berlin, 8. listopada. - Ma from
Gle Aisne-Oise wojska niemiec--
kie nieznacznie bez trudnoSci
g.. CO to macy? - tax dosio-
wnie ,,kreci" rapport niemiecki. &.
Przyp. Red. D. c. wycofaiy sic
Z g6rzystych okolic Chemin des
Danes ku miastu Laon. Pod
miastem Braye Francuzi atako--
wall - bez rezultatu. We Flan-
Jryi dzialania artyleryjskie ma ca
lei linii, gl6wnie pod Houthaulst
Lys. Ypres Passchnedaele. ITO
wszystko, co zawiera dzisiejszy
rapport Niemcow. Przyp. Red.
D. c.
Paryz. 8. listopada- - Mad
Aisne dzialania artyleryi francu-
skiej bardzo potezne; pod Chev-
reaux Niemcy probowali kontr--
atakowac, lecz zostali odparci og-
niem bateryi francuskich. Szere3
pomniejszych, lokalnych atakow
niemieckich byi pod Tahure, St,
Michel, Massiges i w innych
purtktach - bez waznie jszych re-
zultat6w. w kilku utarczkach mad
NIoza wzieto jencow niemieckich,
Walk awiatyczne nader ozywio-
ne: w dniu 1go BIN. try aero
plany niemieckie zostaly zniszczo-
ne, a siedm ich uszkOdzono -
tax, ze lQdowac musiaiy pOspiesz-
ME. Oddzia{y awiatyczne trancu-
skie bombardowaiy Mulheim ae-
rodromy W Behlestadt, w od--
placie "a rejdy ma Dunkirk zbom-
bardowano w rejdzie pomyslnym
miasto Offenburg W Baden.
Londyn, 8. istopada. - w O.
peracyach wczorajszych W oko-
' Icy Passchendaele Poelcapelle
poprawiono wydatnie pozycye
angielskie, ostatnio zdobyte,
wzieto przytem garSc jehcow ME-
mieckich. Pod Vermeller dobry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03

.hylo juz oko4o 80 do 40tu tysiecy
wojsk anglo-francuskich ma po--
moe W{ochom, Berlina nawet
przyznano, re postep wojsk Cen
tralnych zosta} wstrzymany i bit
wa wre w pe}ni: nadto Niemcy u
trzymuja, IL 'W3ochow' wyparli
wszedzie "a Tagliamento re
trzymaja w casosci wschodni
brzeg rzeki. Wfoskie komunikaty
zapowiadaja kontrofensywe, u
trzymuja, re W{osi juz sa do niej
gotowi. Jesli to faktem, to jest to
dowodem, IL armia wfoska bynaj-
mniej ME zostaia rozbita, ME zde-
zorganizowana, ME straciia tez ty
lie ludzi, jak to Niemcy g3osili, i
raczej bowiem ME mogiaby sic
tax rych}o zorganizowac do no.
wei ofensywy. Krol Wiktor E.
manuel wraz premierem Orlan-
90 przybyli do novel kwatery ge-
neralnej w3oskiej, by uczestniczyG
w bitwie; czy do tel bitwy osta-
tecznie przyjdzie istotnie mad Ta-
gliamento, czy tez Wlosi uznaja
"a wskazane cofnac sic mad rzeke
Piava, % tenn Mkt napewno rec
ME moze: wybor ma W caiej peini
Mkt inny. a tylko Cadorna. Woj-
skom jego "a Tagliamento grozi
teraz tylko ewentualnie to, gdy-
by sic Centralnym udaio cd pol
nocy, cd strony Alp dostac poza
rzeke, i. gdyby linie wioskie W
dolinach Alp Dolomit6w w Tren
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-03
OFIARY TORPEDOWANIA
PAROWCA.
Washington, 8. listopada.

Washington, 8. listopada. -
Wskutek torpedowania amery--
kahskiego tranSportowca Finland,
kt0ry dostai sic, ,choc uszkodzo--
ny, do pewnego portu, stracllo
zycic s os0b, a jcden marynarzy
zaginai bez wieSci, jak doniesio-
no do departamentu floty. Zdaje
sic, re wypadki te 5mrsrci zasz}y
wtedy, gdy ne wiedziano jeszcze
il transportowiec da sic urato--
wac i kiedy spuszczano iodzle ra
tunkowe.. Ofiarami byli nastepu'
lacy czlonkowic zalogi lub srmii
L obsfugi dziai:
James w. Henry, marynarz
2 klasy; najblizsza krewna Rose
Henry, 43 Reynolds str, Harri-
son, n. ].
Newton R. Head, marynarz
najblizsi krewni nieznani; miesz-
kaf w Cleveland, Ga.
Porter Hilton, marynarz 2 kla-
sy: niewiadomo co Z MIN sic sta
10, gdyz 60 ME znaleziono. ami
rie znaleziono jego ciala; najbliz-
sza krewna: matka jeGo, Mrs,
Lizzie Hilton, Toccoa. Ga.
Z za}ogi okretu Finland:
M. Cardoza, strazak; adresu
rie podano.
]. Haneslo, balwierz; adrssu ME
podano.
w. F. Phillips, posIugacz; maj
blizszy krewny brat jego A. Phil
lips, Jackson Barracks, New Or
leans, La. .
Jose Cuevas, mlodziutki posiu-
gacz przy stole; ojciec: NJ. Cue
vas, Havana, Cuba.
Z armii:
Szeregowiec Lester Hickey, in
fanterzysta; najbl, krewny: Oh
ciec, Thomas Hickey. 142 N. Ra-
cine ave-, Chicago, I'll.
Charles H. Maxwell, batalio-
nu pomocnikow transportu, mu-
rzyn, najbl. krewny: brat Tho
mas F. Maxwell, Box 27S, Con-
| cord, n. c.
Niema jeszcze wiadomosci O
tenn, z czego skladai sic konw6j
transportowca, kiedy tenze po-
wracai do Stanow Zjedn. zostal
torpedowany.
Pewien francuski port atlantyc-
XII, 8. listopada. - Amerykaiski
transportowiec Finland przybyl
tn do warsztatu okretowego; u
szkodzenia jego So tax male, re
bedzie mogi wkrotce znowu W
droge wyruszyt! Torpedo uderzy-
la W zbiornik wegli, przez co O.
slabila sic siia eksplozyi. Pomie-