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The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

Thursday evening, July 10. Mera'
bers OF the club and their friends
will meet in the Y. w. &. A. buiiu-
ing al $50 O'Clock. or those VINO
prefer may await the party az west
Grand-blvd and Grand River-aver ~
Z o'clock.
The Misses Helen Foley. Althea
Shelmere. Kathleen Ryan, bdlth
Smith and Marie FOLEY, were amont
the guests from Detroit who wen
to sylvan lake. Friday, TO attend the
banquet and dancing party given by
the Oakland county club in their
new clubhouse on Sylvan lake.
o
The Battle Creek society of De
troit will meet Tuesday evening III
the Hotel Tuller roof garden. 70
complete arrangements for the so
ciety's annual outing 10 Put-!n-bay'
Thursday. July 26 All former resi-
dents OF Battle Greek are urged 10
attend the meeting and affiliate win
the society which In it's month's eN
istence has enrolled 300 members.
%
The third class in the motoring
department OF the National League
for Women's Service II being form
ID and instruction will be given IN
the auto school. No. 100 Woodward
ave The classes are held from
10 $50 o'clock In the afternoon. The
class is taught the driving and up
Keep OF motor cars, including pleas
ure cars, trucks and ambulances.
Registration should be made IN
league headquarters. No. "a Wfther-
exist
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

Savers should give especial attention
this year of all years to the matter OF
getting the utmost income from their saw
ings. CONSISTENT WITH SAFETY.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

Excelsior w. c. T. L. will give
picnic Thursday from 1880 TO
$3.50 o'clock, In Palmer park.
Mrs. Frederick r. Goode will give
a luncheon Friday for Miss Ruth
Wilkinson, whose marriage will
take place in August.
Detroit w. c. 7. II. federation
will meet Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. in the Frances Willard Me
mortal home. No. 1875 High-st west.
O.
The marriage OF Miss Evelyn
Roehm, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George r. Roehm. TO DR. Earl w.
May. VIII take place Wednesday
at high noon. In st Paul's cathedral.
o
The Detroit Business Women's
club will entertain Miss Jessie Bon
stelle al luncheon Wednesday, in
the Fellowcraft club. Miss Bon
stelle will speak 10 the club mem
bers on the Stage Women's War
Relief,
The Burrougs Nature club will go
for walk thru the fields adjacent
10 Woodmere cemetery. Saturday
afternoon, July q. with Miss Edith
Perry as leader The club will
meet Tuesday evening July 81. in
the Y ". c. A
o
A lecture free to the public will
ha
Cassave. Methodist church. by
Lieut., Cummings. OF the Royal Fly
ing corps. on Aviation" Lieut.
Cummings Is in America on fur
Tough following active service in
France.
8
The Y. W. G. A. Outing club will
give 2 hayrack ride TO the country.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Janltor's Thef.s Total $4,000.

NEW YORK, July ls-Edward
McAllister. Negro elevator operator,
changed jobs every Sunday but be
fore leaving always managed to get
away with a few diamonds from
apartment dWellers. according 10 the
police They claim he confessed to-
day 10 stealing upwards OF $4,000
worth OF jewelry during the past
two months.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
SLEUTH REFUSES
TO LEAVE FORCE
OR PATROL BEAT

Detective Thomas Balone. reduced
TO the rank OF patrolman. refused.
Tuesday night. 10 do patrol duty
and then declined to resign when
requested TO do so by Supt. Mar
quardt
Balone was told that Italians In
Cleveland were accusing him Of pro-
tecting woman, releasing her
when he had her under arrest Ba-
lone admitted releasing the woman,
but explained that he found the
charge on which he arrested her TO
be false Later the woman was ar
rested for the Cleveland police on
another charge. His demotion fol
lowed
Balone asked Commissioner Cou-
zens TO prefer charges against him,
that he might be given an oppor,u-
nifty 10 defend himself The com
missioner refused to interfere.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
of Change in the Payment of Electric
Light Bills for Residence Service
West of Woodward Avenue

o. Avenue 1t will
willie the andJ
Dnore lin
ember will the
be ueandp in The b.
Nom the mex in and on ever
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

PrIntinE--the plain ncnt kind--thnt
IL richt--Timc~ .Job Dept.--Nnin 1870
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
~ NDliEDS ENTER NNARII.IO
HIAI TIItl. CONTEST

Officials OF DO. Amarillo Beautiful
Commute" report That the. are very
rrauticl over DO. way 'marilloaus
are cooperating with them 100 their
undertaken. tn u.Ee amarillo more
productive duu io.uIM
Hundreds of boo rlo,c.- have en-
tered the Amarillo beautiful contest
and are working diligently for the
following prizcs that win ho awarded
next ram
For M" best adult garden $500.
For the second best adult garden,
$500
For the best boys CO.. girls yccota-
bile garden. 5000.
Fpr the second best BOYS or girls
'egcithlo Garden. $500.
For the best garden m the colorcd
district $500
The North side la SEPARATE and m
di'Idual prizes Those desiring 10 On
ter the contest are requested 10 phone
Mrs. Sulicnhorgcr. $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
FLAG RAISING.

Presentation ol Flag 90 Woodrow
Wilson Public school by paugh-
ters of the American
Revolution
A. High school Building
G..U J.. 49, urday.
june ~
PROGRAM.
America ... Band aud ChOru.
Presentation OF Flag ..........
............. Rev. A. ThOmser
Acceptance of Flag ...........
.......... Supt ~. NJ Duncan
Chorus Observation-Disclosures.
Columbia. the Ger of the Ocean
song. Till the Boys Come Home
Mrs TAFT and the Honor Quad
Girls
"Amcrica for Ne" .....
Mrs LLOYD Fletcher. accompan-
led by Mrs ANtcll. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Russell assisted by the little
girls
star Sp1ugicd Banner"
Everybody invited
Especially the children.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
HAMIL TON NEVER
EXPECTED To HAVE
ANOTHER WELL DAY
MELl-kNOMN REAL ESTATE
MAN SAYS T\NI.AC FILLED
MN WITH NEW lifE
AND ENERGY.

"A year ago didn't think I would
ever be a well an again, but Tan.
Lac ma puf new lite IN me- and feel
so good ia like 20 run a foot race
with some of the boys was the char
&C i-istic statement OF @ b. Hamil-
ton. a wcll-kuoNn real estate man Of
Austin, Teas recently
suffered for eight or nine years. q"
he went on. from rheumatic pains
and scialica that run up and down
my sides like q tire breaking out
and burning also had catarrh that
bothered me constantly. q hard lump
would form in 10Y side that made me-
uneasy To- ! couldn't tell what It
Was. My nerves were in protty bad
state a nd worried me an the time.
Last year when was so rundown |
was ont WORKING In uy gardon one
day and my head Grew light aud dizzy
and I had an awful lall. and I was
so shaken up and weak and dncryous
afterwards was afraid almost to
stir about amy
II began 90 take Tml1D a little
while agu aud % has done nae won
derful amount oi good Ms nerves a,c
nov perfectly steady Ike when / was
q Younger man. and / am feeling
more like lN 1Ii self aoam feel
lively and more energetic and want
to be- stirring about and doing things
iauI1r has dom" m" more good than
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
TEN VICTIMS
Of MINE FIRE
FOUND LIVING
FOUR MIN mn WHILE BEING
TAKEN 10 SHAFT THROLsH
GAS AREAS.
GUSHING RESCUE WORK
Every Agency Ilcing Employed TO
Reach sections Where Possible
Refuge Was Afforded Trap
pei Miners.

tl Associated Press.
BUTTE. June n With hope re-
kiudliug boy the finding OF ten men
alive today IN q cross cut 5000 feet
from mtlc station ON the ZOO level
of the Spcculator mine of the North
Butte Mining Company. cllq~ts of the
blmy 90 roscuors exploring all Access
sih.p week.-mrs. Tor these who may
have ,-'tpcd death from the poison
Gus gases incident 90 Friday nights
fire iu the Granite Mountain shaft
have been reduoblcd.
Every human agency Is being cm-
ploycd 90 reach sections of the mine.
where there Is the slightest possibility
that haycus of refuge were afforded
by the erection of mlkhclds before
iuruuds at gas and smoke This mean
miles OF exploration through gas iu
Tested areas. where the lives of res
cuors. even when equipped with uNy.
Ecu helmets are in Jeopardy
THE death ot four of these found
alive while h,ur taken to ne SHAFT
ihTOugh great areas ot gas shows tbp
DANCE. rescue work involve.
lu lhp search Ton tho living luut
heed Be- paid 90 bodies OF the dead m
fhu mlue Th, dead will Boz removed
HtDr
\ rccariiulatiou 0l JUr u.ualtlr.
'OUirHi stood %. follow.
nodics brought to surface ,G
Identified. 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
H. ~ MEET

Tho Women Missionary Society
of the Polk street Methodist chtrch
viii meet un Wednesday. Juno L..
Subject The Kingdom ol God iu
Legislation
Song
bible Lesson our Lord boz child
hood lN1u. ,.I.1 lola. Mark S.
1910. Luhr g. is-,2f. Ms Leach.
man.
Song
Prayer For the Governor aud
Members oI tine Legislature.
Music
Tai. Judge Lindsey Amatho
Children Mrs Nnuuu-
Topic Approved Methods pf Ham
dlinr Dependent children Mrs
Work,
Music
Report nu Social -.rir. fr.m An
uual N"'tius Nr. D. S1arkmau
l'' each Que study Those topic
aud boo prepared f0 discuss them
Mrs -a. f-Ds.'
Nl N.s-. -u.. Social Service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
GENERAL OFFICES
Of SANTA FE ARE
TO Be ENLARGED


NAAAAA'A HANAAA No
TEN This extension was made solely
for the purpose OF getting good
share OF the cattle shipments from
this section.
STEADY Development
In those early days the only IN
dustry worth considering for tonnage
by railroad was livestock. Thou
sands ut cattle were grown ON free
grass on the plains ot west Texas aud
New Mc>ico usually by large syndi
Gates For long time cattle were
TAILED to market. the drive often
lasting an summer In timc the rail
roads reached To meet the droycs and
eventually became the carriers ui live
stock that heretofore had walked LONG
distances to market.
But things have changed Late In
the Niuetics the pocos Valley lines
were extended from Roswell To Anna
rillo IN 1900 this line was buurht
from j. j. llagcrman of Roswell by
the Santa Fc and in 1901 bccam
part of the biz system. Then things
heran tu happen Santa Re men ook-
ed into the future of the great plains
country then vast eXpause OF beau
tiiul prairie The plans made line
from CANYON was started southwark
without amy hlarc Of trumpcts 4
southern runscontiuontal line was
decided on aud the nelen cutoff was
built The old southern kauns line
was rebuilt and SO was the line from
Amarillo to the Sew Mesico line.
Results Ia Great system.
Then one fine day ii davnod ON
th" world that the Santa be- really
had % line h.um th, Gulf Coast a.ro..
lhr great plain, Co California %. we'll
%. 3D. urN main line from tho Great
Lakes tu the Pacific coust While thi-
was proErrssiur Amarillo Increased
100 Importance as Santa Fo center
All this came about without much
noise rh, shous grew t hrurt
iauc" The handful of office men m
creased io % SMALL army rh. old
wooden depot rJto way Co., hand.
some structure with q Uar... eating
house. The Santa Zee idea OIL. buut,
/ brought perfect lawn .ul hand
some Shade trees lu fact 900 a'irac
tir' plrL was created lbou, N. sta
tiou
From tNv AMARILLO offices COME.
the direction OF Western Line terri
tory extending .rum Denver m th,
north. Newton. Kansas. on the east
SWoctVaisr pecos. and El pa.U oi
the south and west u. parkr.
/ the gong manager %, tho Western
/ Line lH located here r. u. Sears
/ thn general superintendent of Oh,
southern District Of Western Lines d
also located here The general of
uccs oi the Panhandle and Santa Fo
including al lines In u0r.hwcs
/ Texas. are located here.
iinnd Docs It, Shmr.
'Ihc development that has takci
| place in the plains ,ouutr, pud ID
Western Line Territory generally tn,
last few years Is mosh yremarhahle
The santa Fe bass done H. share .,
lurthcr this dcvolopmyut Thf
rrowth ha- compelled manly improve
m'uis lu iho Amarillo terminals au,
"a" general office force has bcoi
much Increased IN fact. NJ the prcs
emit time an available space in Oh,
general office Building mo passruro
station ANA freight depot raa been or
/ r1nioi Zoo addition 20 'his office
/ downtown have cen leased
ITO view COL this tromcndpu.
growth % BIAS ho.omo ah-ulutr, nrr
'ss'tF 20 provide for room. Hou,.
plans were drawn tor substantial
addition iu t.' present office build
INK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12

In the presence OF relatives and a
few intimate friends. only, Miss Floy
Sears. daughter OF l.. T. Sears. 1901
Madison street. became the bride of
Oscar h. Randall OF the Randai Drug
Company at O'Clock, the ceremony
being conducted by Rev Ernest &.
Mobley pastor OF the First Christian
church, al the parsonage.
Large numbers OF friends of the
contracting parties were surprised
when they learned the news. and in
cluded in the number was S. n RAN
dial. one OF the proprietors OF the
drug business brother OF the groom.
Miss Sears is one of the popular
younger set OF the city. while Mr.
Randall is prominent both in the
business and social life OF the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12

The Bell Bennett Missionary Soc
iety of the Polk street NJ r. church
will meet " n,sday afternoon Juno
18th
T-eader-Mrs RascOe.
Subject. The Kingdom OF God In
Legislation "
Bible Lesson. "Our Lord and Child
hood
Topic. Social Legislation Regard
Inc childhood - Mrs. Stinson
Topic. Children and the Movies
Mrs Waddell
Topic. The Menace of the Deicc-
tive child Mr.. +. u. Miller.
Report from the annual meeting 30
Mrs v. D. cole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
DISTRICT NUMBER SIN
WILL MEET ON FRIDAY

District No OF the First Baptist
church viii meet on Friday after
noon al $3.50 O'Clock az the home OF
Mrs " " Goodson. ltlN Monroe
street. All members are urged TO 10
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
GIRLS NATIONAL HONOR CT ARD
II ORGANIZED At CANYON

Special 10 the News
CANYON. Texas June II At a
recent meeting Of the Girls National
Honor Guard In Canyon organization
.of chapter containing eighteen
members was perfected and one lih-
crtv bond of the denomination OF
$50 was purchased
Miss Mabel Rowan was chosen
temporary chairman OF the gather
ing Officers however. have not
been announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12

The fore department was called
ont 30 ESQ Co the -ear of The News
office where am accumulation uf baled
newspapers had caught afire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
SOCIETY


The Moman's Auxiliary of the
Central Presbyterian chu-ch will
meet IN the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock Mrs. r.
Thomson will review the book Home
Missions In Action This will be the
last meeting OF The summer therefore
we desire a good attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
La Costurn Dub 10 Mmt.

The meeting of the La Costura
Club has been postponed until Tues
day OF next week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
Beware Of Strangers

Attractive real eatas. offerings
never meet with infiffsrcnHe when
made through tho r.sssI'irf columns.
Daily News classified ads get resglts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
Paiarita> win Meet

The Paiarita Club will meet Fri.
day afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Pear
son 1908 Van Buren,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12

Mrs % T.. Joseph and little daugh-
ter lett last evening foi short yisi,
boz mo east
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12

TEN. This extension was made solely
for the purpose OF getting a good
share OF the cattle shipments from
III. ...ft.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-12
ADJUS TABLE
FLAG HOLDER
FOR THE AUTOMOBILE
FOR THE HOME, STORE OR OFFICE

FOR THE HOME, SIUKE OK OFFICE
Adjustable to fit radiator cap lamp bracket, bows and
many other parts Of the car.
Easily attached 10 window castings or any woodwork at
any desired angle.
We have selected this holder, from many samples as the
best
Come in and inspect it,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18

Siostrzyczki Notre Damki, jak
to pieknie miaiy przystrojone Oh
tarze W za1obny kolor. Wigilie
spiewali: Prev. ks. Proboszcz,
ks. Antoni z Waubay i Leon
Brzeski. Msze sw. za}obna cele-
browa} miejscowy proboszcz
Prev. ks. dziekan j. Wojtowicz,
a znowu artystyczna zalobnaa
msze sw. grala i spiewafa Wiel.
Siostra Jozefa i dziewezeta szkol-
Ma zakonczenie Wiel. nasz
ks. powiedzia1 bardzo piekna po-
ssmiertna move. Zas trumne re
zw1okami S. p. Maryanny niesli:
Walenty Kampa, Franciszek
Gruba, Jan Brzeski, August
Groenwadl, August Okraj iFr.
Wika. Franciszek Mielewski ni6sl
szklanne wieko trumny.
TAX zlozylismy do grobu pierw
sza pionerke z dakockiego Pucka,
Panic daj jej odpoczynek wiczny.
Gala familia Grub6w skladamy
scrdeczne Bog zapfac wszystkim,
kt6rzy udzia} wzieli j przyczynili.
sic usluga W pogrzebie S. p. Mary
amy matki naszej j zony J6zefa
Gruby. Serdeczne Bog zaplae
Wiel. Siostrom, kt6re ME zalowa-
~ piracy W modlach i przyrzadze
niu oltarzy i PREY trumnie.
Bog zap}ac Wszystkim
J6zef Gruba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18

sci, przyjmujac komunie i olejc
swiete, pozostawiajae w smutku
meza, trzeeh syn6w i try eorki
Franeiszek zonaty, Robert i 10
zef i przybrani Teofil i Jan sic
roty. Cork: Ceeylia, Rozalia i
zamezna Maryanna Boike i dw6ch
braei: Franciszek W Berlin, Wis.
i J6zef Kurkowski W Dakocie-
II wnuk6w i jedne siostre Anne
Rees.
Pogrzeb uroczysty odbyl sic
Ego stycznia 1917 r. o 9-tej godz.
rano przyjechal Prev. ks. die
kan "a miejscowy proboszcz i
Wiel. ks. Antoni z Waubay do
domu zmar}ej S. p. Maryanny a
pc odspiewaniu prrzynaleznych
psalm6w odprowadzilismy zwloki
S. p. Maryanny PREY wielkim u
dziale parafian i krewnych do
kosciola ssw. J6zefa, 0 mile odda-
lonego cd domu zmarlej, gdzle
juz IA mas czekaly bractwa z
choragwiamy, bractwo r66zancowe
z zapalonemi swiecami, DO via
tru ME by}o; a nasze Czcigodne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
NajWa1nlsjsze Wypadkl :
Mln!lonsg0 Iygodnia.
PRECEDENT MA PRAWo PO-.
.WOK.Ac POD BROS WSZYST-
KICH MEzCZYZN, MIEDZYs
18 "a As ROKIEM zYCIA:

Washington. Kazdy zdrowy O.
Stanow Zjednoczonych
moze bye powolany do sluzby W
gwardyi narodowej W czasie woj
ny bez dalszej uchwa1y kongresu,
wskutek regu}y wydzialu wojny
pod ustawa narodowej obrony.
w rozkazie przygotowanym
pred dwoma miesiacami, lecz O.
tpublikowanym dopiero teraz, u
Rad wojenny nakazuje, ably kie
dy pulk gwardyi narodowej jest
zawezwany do czynu, rezerwowy
battalion byl zorganizowany ola
wypelnienia krakow. Battalion ia
ki ( skladac sic ma z rezerwy gwar
dyi narodowej z ochotnikow.
Gdyby z jakiegokolwiek powodu
ME bylo dosyc rezerwy i dobro--
wolnych zg}oszen, prezydent be-
die mial prawo powolac dosta--
tecznq liczbe niezorganizowanej
milicyi, zlozonej z mezczyzn po-
miedzy 18 a As rokiem zycia.
Oficerowie rekrutowi ola gwar
dji narodowej otrzymaja wska-
zowki, ably ME zachecac do wpi--
s.,wania sic mezczyzn zonatych
hub bedacych jedynymi pracowni
kami ma utrzymanie domu.
Kazdy officer, zosta} uznany ia
ko TAXI, odtad bedzie musia} pod
ustawa obrony narodowej z1ozyc
przysiege, il wyslucha rozkazow
prezydenta i gubernatora stanu.
|, Pc trzeeh latach sluzby czynnej
Tub kiedy organizacye zostana roz
wiazane, oficerowie Gwardyi Ma
|rodowej moga precise W rezerwe
|Gwardyi Narodowej, ktora costa
ME cia}em niezorganizowanym
do eel6w tymczasowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
OL.BRZYMIE ZAM6WIENIE
sRApNELI.

New York. 1.-THE Montreal Lo-
Company, Limited be-
:daca fila 1.-THE American Loco
motive Company otrzyma}a cd
Wielkicj Brytanii zam6wienie na
dostawe srapneli "a sumo $175,-
O00, 900. Jest to najwieksze zamo-
wienie, jake kt6rakolwiek firma
W ciagu -obecnej wojny otrzyma}a
Dotychczas rekord pod tym
trzyma}a "The Bcthle-
hem Steel Co... ktora tamtego TO
ku dostala jcdnorazowc zamowic
ME n a dostawe srapneli "a $780,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
WYBUCH w FABRYCE

5000 pocisko6w zniszczonych.

100000 pociskow zniszczonych.
New York. Polar i wybuch O.
negdaj popoludniu zburzy}y dosz
fczetnie ogromna fabryke amuni-
lcyi Canadian Car and Foundry
ICo., W Kingsland, N. j., W odle--
e}osci 10 mil IA p6lnocny zachod
|od New Yorku.
Mayor miasta, A. A. Clay, o.
|bliczyl straty ma sumo $5,O00,000.
lime obliczenia dosiagnely $780,
100000. O p6znej godzinie dzisiaj
urzednicy kompanii oSwiadczyli,
il wszyscy z LOO robotnikow, O.
pr6cz IL, ocaleli. Jeden z mich Mi
chal Wienski, uderzony zosta}
podczas ucieczki, przez pociag i
zabity. Drugi, Herman Bykotra,
jest W krytycznem stanie, wsku-
tick uderzenia przez szrapnel -
podczas gdy ucieka}.
O p6}nocy polar jeszcze ME wy
fgas1. Kule j szrapnele %wybucha}y
eagle, powodujac poploch " ca
lei okolicy, tax IL miasteczko
Kingsland zostalo prawie zupel--
ME opustoszone. Wstrzasnienie
wskutek wybuchu da}o sic uczuc
navel W samem miescie New Yor
ku. Jak twierdza, powodem wy
buchu j pozaru bylo nieostrozne
rlzucenie zapalki, ktora dostala
sic do bank z gazolina j wszcze-
la pozar, kt6ry sic szybko rozsze-
rzyl.
Wstrzasnienie zerwalo telefo--
niczne j swiiatlowe drnty pc ca
lei okolicy j koleje do Newark j
Boston ME mogly dalej kursowac.
Pracowano wlasnie przy zam6
54.s.. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
GRENVLLE, So. Oak.

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Prose- umiescic w .1amach VIA
rusa tych pare slow z naszego Pu
cka.
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