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Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12
p T. II s q \ A l.

Sunday.
Mrs. Ballard, mother of Judge
Ballard, is very sick.
Otis Robins of the Hopewel
section has typhoid fever.
A VI. Hiatt was over from
Brodbead on business Wednes
day.
Mrs. Bette Hansel has beer
very sick for the past three
weeks.
]. Thos. Cherry was up from
Cab Orchard Wednesday on
business.
Miss Maggie Jones has bee,
absent from school this week
on account Of sickness.
Miss Martha Burdins has re
turned from two weeks visit
with friends in Indiana.
Mrs. Bragg Thompson and
children. of CRAB Orchard, are
with Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Poynter.
Miss Edith Adams succeeds
Omer Chestnut as one OF the
teachers in the Pine Hill school.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Mullins,
and son, Benz jlmine, of Richmond
were with MIR. and Mrs. Jerome
AGams Sunday.
Gus Stewart, of Madison
county and Willism Stewart of
Knox county were here on bust
ness this week.
John Wenefee, who has been
working on the Army Camp al
Cbillicoihe, Ohio Is with his
mother near Buckeye.
Richard Soxder writes home
from Camp Taylor that he has
been appointed Drill Master for
some Of the boys from Rockcastle
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Johnston,
of Pittsburg, Pa were with Mrs
Johnston's sister, Mrs. Anna E.
Miller, this week for a short
visit.
James Marst, returned to Win
che stsr last Sunday noon, accom-.
panied by S. @. Frantlin. uhs
visited bis Rsthsr sad sister in
sxingtss.
Mrs. w. A. Cox, Miss Louana
Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B
Cox and children and Rev. H. T.
Young mOtored to Houstonville
yesterday to attend the Fields
sale.
Richard Cox has resigned as as
sistant post master, on account
OF his school work. aud Miss
Emma Taylor has been appointed
in his place. She began worI
Wednesday.
Luther McCracken and Ligt
Abuey, two Rockcastle boys wh'
have good jobs in Niddletown
Ohio were here this week. They
report our good friend Brigh
Mullins riding in new flivver
Andrew Gentry was home
Sunday from Hazard and tn,
boys were calling him grandpa
The grandshild is a little gir
which arrived at the home o
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert Gsntr,
near Hazard a week ago.
Sheridan Bowman was rather
seriously injured by q fallipi
smoke stock from the boiler o
the pump station Of the w. ]
Sparks Co. Mr.. Bowman wa
helping raise the stack. He ha
no broken bones but is badl,
mashed bout the hips.
J. T. Meadows who has hat
charge OF the L. & N. section a
this Point for years, has bee,
promoted to supervisor on tn
old L. & A. r. R. which run
from Frankfort through Rich
mond to McRoberts. Mr.. Meadow
and family. whom we regre
verv much to lose from our nu "a
ber, will move about Nov. 1st t
some point on the road whic
has not been decided upon. W
understand that Ap Taylor, @
Brodhead, will likely succee
Mr. Meadows.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

Ball Band you know the rest.
New stock just opened at Fish's.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

FOR SALE: My residence on
West Main street, just outside the
corporate limits of the town. If
sold at once will sell worth the
money. Apply to,
GEORGE OWENS,
at Mt. Vernon Monumental
Works.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

John Ramsey will begin Mon
day finishing the County Bridge
on the BrOdhcad Naretburg road.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

DR.. H. K. Pennington. dentist,
who has been at the Rockcastle
for the past week, will stay over
for few days next week. Those
wanting work should MAKE en-
gasements early, as time j.
limited.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

Several Of eur live stock dealers
attended seurt at Stanford, Mon
day.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

The Farmers CLUB and school
fair at Cove will be held next
Wednesday, Oct. II. Every body
invited.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12
LOCAL.

Tomorrow is pay day for the
County teachers.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

Wund erhose for father, mother
and the children at Fishs.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

Joe Mckenzie, S, E Hellard
md W. Fl. Carmical began Mon
day moving the Baptist church
to one side to make room to
build the Sunday school rooms
which were provided for sever
al months ago.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

John Fields did not pass in the
Officers Reserve, because of de-
feet of one of his eyes.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

WANTED:-25 wagons and team,
to haul gravel On pike between
Pine Hill and Livingston. Wa
gons must have gravel beds.
rhs teams are wanted at Lee
Arnolds's place on Monday morn
ing Oct Is. Call Fritz Kreuser,
Ht Vernon, KY, for further in
formation, price etc.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

If you want it right in style,
quality and price-get 1t at Fish's
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

Floyd Miller has made several
improvements tn property which
he bought:frOm Sheriff Cam Mul
Inns. The property bought by
Mr.. Mullins from John McKeu
zie is also undergoing repairs.
adding of new rooms, etc.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

FOR SALE:-A team of good
horses, a team of good mules and
two extra good saddle horses.
G. A. DAVIS,
Mt. Vernon, Ky.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

WANTED:-40o men to work in
steel plant ct Middletown. Ohio
Wages $3.50 per day and up.
these mea are wanted for the
shell shop, to mako ahells for
U. S. Government. Apply to
American Roller Mills
Niddletown, o.
Mount Vernon signal., 1917-10-12

Taylor made suits SIS and up
at fish's. Fit guaranteed.
Gus Staverson had a fine two
year old horse to die yesterday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Do ludzi takich nalezal take i
Mikoiaj StefanowSki. Cd dawna my
$lai on o podobnej maszynie, no |
Sreszcie okazya sic trafiia.
ZglosiG sic do niego niejaki Adam
Yanulis, Litwin. zam. W Lynn, a IL
czacy AZ lata, z propozycya, by Ste
.anowski kupil cd niego maszynke
do robienia rieniedzy.
Ably potwierdzit prawdziwosc swo-
oh twierdzen, Yanulis dial S~tefano-
wskiemu kilka banknot0w, ktore ten
re puScil W obieg z zadawalniaja--
Gym rezultatem.
Nastepnie zazadal on Cd Stefano-
wskiego $1,17O,kt6ra to sumo otrzy-
NAL.
Niestety sprawl skohczyia sic ME
zbyt wesolo. Przebiegia i niewycz1r-
pana w swoich fortelach policya do
viedziala sic o t%ranzakcyi Yanulisa,
wyslala dw6ch u~rzednik6w re stacyf
PREY ulicy Yoy, no / CT a~resztowall
Litwina.
Sprawl odbedzie sic W Municipal
Court.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
SzkOla obywatelska W
Sail Walsha.

wykiady W szkole obywatelskiej "
maiej sail Walsh'a r6g Noble, Emma
Milwaukee ave-, rozoczely sic cd 1-Sc
w~rzeSnia i trwaG beda stale az do ma
stepneso lata. Tymczasem udzielaG be-
die lekcyi p. NJ. Marx, klerk naturali
zacyjny W czwartek wieczorem | W ME
dzieIe popoludniu. Dawny instructor
Szkoly obywatelskiej, p. K. Motykow.
ski, znajduje sic ma ~chwilowej kuracyi
W sanitaryum W Oak Forest, gdZie pc
z~ostanie jeSzcze kilka tygodni.
Tysiace POlak6w W Chicago ME ma
jeSzcze papier0w Obywatelskich. gdy2
ME zdaja Sobie z tego Sprawy, jak waz'
ma jest rzecza bye obywatelem teSo kra
in. Dzieki hu%manitarnym radon, ME
~zaStosowano wyjatkowych praw do ME
obywateli teso kraju W obecnej zawie-
rusze ~wojennej, ale Ciagle powtarzaja-
&c sic SpiSki i %awantury z~wolenntkow
rzadu pruSkicgo W tym kraju. Spowo-
dowaC beda muSialy oboStrzenie ustaw,
odnoszacych sic do nieObywateli "a
mieSzkujacych ten kraj i ~cieSzacych sic
wszelkimi przywilejami bardzo czesto
re Szkoda ola tego rzadu i kraju.
Me wiadomO, co nam przyszio$t PREY
niesie pod tym wzgledem, ale to jest
rzecza pewna. re Pc Skonczoncj wojnie
| DO zalatwieniu sic z ~krwiOzercza ny
dra pruSka. prawa naturalizaCyjne u
lerna znacznym oboStrzeniom | nieO-
bywatele bcdq uwazani "a n~iepozada-
nych m~ieSzkaGc0w teSo kraju. Dziwic
sic tez temu ME bedzie MONA, re Rad
tutejSzy musi zaprowad2iG w przyszio-
Sci znaczne ObOStrzenia pod wielu wzSIe
damn. ably sic W zawiklanlach ekonomi-
Czno-Spo}ecznych ME pOwtar5afy ia
kie amty-rzqdowe awantury. jakich sic
dopuszczajq ~szpiegowie ma pruskim zoi-
die pozOStajaCy 1 wSr0d zle uspoSobio-
nych i p~rzewrotnych malkontent6w ma
szkode tel republiki dzialajacych.
Polacy, jake nar0d bez Ojczyzny
bez wlaSnegO rzadu, W tym goScinnym
kraju mieSzkajacy. wSzyScy bez wyatt
ku Obywatelami zoStaG powinni ma
znak lojalno$ci i ~wdziecznoSci ku tel
naszcj przybranej ojczyznie.
POlOnus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Boil w plecach

wynikiy z zaburzenia merck, MOI
ma usunaG "a pomoca Severas
Kidney and Liver Remedy (Se-
very Lekarstwa ma Nerki / Wa
trobe). Lekarstwo to wykazaio
swa wyborno5c w leczenlu zapa-
lcnia merck Tub ~pecherza, zatrzy-
mania albo oddawania gesteSo
moczu, bolesnego urynowanIa'
z6}taczki, kwaSnoSci W zolqdku
obrzeku stop, Severy Lekarstwo
ma Nerki i Watrobe MONA nabyc
wszedzie w aptekach. Ceny: 81
cent6w i $1.OO. Jezeli w poblizu
nabyG ME MONA, zamowcle
wprost, adresujqc: w. F. severa
Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
W AMERYCE.
z NEWARK, N. j.

Flip Kusek, lat %, zamkniety
zostaf W wiezieniu ma podstawie do
niesienia ziozonego przez Michaia
Kusaka, u kt6rego Pasek zamieszki-
wal.
Welding opowiedzenia Kusaka,
Pasek W miesiacu maju mial zamor-
dowaG kogoS W Pittsburgh i obrabo-
wac z $500, z czem podobno wygadal
sic pred iona Kusaka, ktora znalaz-
Ia diva rewolwery i .spory zapas ku-
lex W pokoju Paska.
Kusak diugo przechowywai ta--
jemnice, az wreszcie namowii Paska
j sam 2 MIN udal sic do cZwartego
oddzialu policyi. Pc wysluchaniu hi
storyi obydwu osadzono W wiezieniu,
a W miedzyczasie policya wdrozyla
Sledztwo W tel sprawie.
Pasek przyznaje sic, re by& wlPitts
burgu W m~iesiacu maju. lecz zapiera
sic spelnienia zbrodni. Ma wyti6ma-
genie sic z przywiezienia ~pokaznej
sunny p~ienieznei, powiada, re odebrat
je cd niejakiego konstantego Krow-
ca W Pittsburgh.
Policya tuteisza powiadomiia o
tel sprawie wladze policyjne W Pitts
burgu.
Parma Minnie LewkowicZ, naucZy-
cielka W Webster sEkole, zgineia ira
giczna $riercia, bawiac ma X
cyach W Catskill.
Mloda nauczycielka poniosia
SmierG pod kolami pociagu, pre-
chodzac ola skr6cenia drogi przez
most kolejow-..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
z DETROIT, MICH.

Sedzia policyjny Sellers dobraf sic
do sk6ry tycn MEOW, ktorzy "a po-
niewieranie i bicie s@y"h zon, zastu-
guia ma surowe kary. Dw6ch takich
,.przykladnych" ojc6w rodziny, ME
stety Polakow - zosta&o skazanych
przez niego ma 65 dni domu popraWy
kazdy..
Stanislaw Kuczemba, lat "a, wy
scigai we wtorek popoiudniu Z SIC
kiera W reku - swa zone / dzlecl z
domu. Kiedy wezwany p~olicyant PREY
bvf - odnalazl przestraszona ro--
dz!ne ukryta W maiym lasku blisko
domu.
Franciszek Kidowski, lat Al, 2 p.
mr.. ISL MYRTLE ul.; rozbijai nd gfo-
vie swei zony rome talerze i sarn-
XII. gdy PREY tel operacyi zastaf go
przybyly policyant Stork. Kiedy XII
dowska powiedziala sedziemu' re
MAJ ME poraz pierwszy juz okazywai
lei podobne objawy miioSci maizen-
skiei - sedzia czempredzej postal
go do wiezienia.
PauIina Rownowska, 13letnia -
2S3 Evelyn ul., W Hamtramck -
przechodzac w poprzek ulicy Monroe
W poblizu ul. Hastings, przejechana
z~ostala przez automobil ciezarowy'
Dziewczynka zosta}a formalnie
zmiazdaona pod kolami ciezklego au-
tomobilu, wskutek czego zmaria
wkr6tce pc wypadku W szpitalu Re
ceiving. Automobilem, kt6ry nalezaf
do firmy c. R. Collins Express Co.,
kierowaf James Lasin. A~resztoWany
szofer zeznal pred asystentem pro-
kuratora speedem, re Paulina chcac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
POlOnuS.

PrawIs kRsdy poiski agent real
noeciowy oglasza sic " DZIENNIKU
CHICAGpsK1M DO niejsdnokrotni'
prEekonai sic. - tn nEjlepisj ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Stefanowski mieszka W Brighton.
ROzalia OsiedlCzyk, liczqca lat 40
a zamieszka&a PREY III. Morton Mr..
643, W Dorchester, zabrana zostala
do szpitala o godz. 1920 wieczorem
z powOdu ran, jake otrzymala cd
dw6Ch samochod6w, kt6re ia uderzy-
Nv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
z B"ROOKFIELD, MASS/

Do ludzi woiowniczego usposobie.
ME zaliczyG naleay w pierwszym re
die Antoniego Jalihskiego, o kto-
rym gazeta angielska powiada. re:
The is the worst man in town to han.
die when drunk.
Onegdaj Tony znowu zakrapial
sprawe | nabrai przytem takiego re-
zonu, re az 6 ludzi ~zawezwano. by
go oddaG W rece policyi.
Ma stacyi p%olicyjnej zaplacil on
$1,000.
Takich ludzi zda}oby sic wiecej W
a!mii Stan6w ZjednoCzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
w a z m e e.
OoAkcyonaryusZy Polskiei
Kompanii Asekuracyinej
cd OSnia.

Niniejszem zawiadamiamy, re
termin do ~splacenia notow pre-
dluzony zostai do przysziej Srody
to Jest 12go BIN. Biuro Kompanii
pod numerem los W. Monroe str,
bedzie otwarte W sobote, ponie--
dz.aiek i Srode do godziny 9-tej
wieczorem. Kto jeszcze ME spia-
Gil hub ME przepisai swych akcyi
ma .Polonia Fire ms. Co., MECH
teraz uczyni to, gdyz to jest O.
statnia sposobnoSc. Akcyonaryu'
sze, kt6rzy zmienili sw6j adres,
MECH zawiadomia o tenn kompa-
ME, gdyz Kompania ME bedzie cd
powiadac "a to re ich listy ME
dojda. .......... =. =. .......
N. L. Piotrowski,
w imieniu Trustusow Polish u
Mon Fire ms. Co.
W imieniu Inkorporatorow Po-
lonia Fire ms. Co.
(ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Oprocz powyzej wymienionych, W
AUTOMOBILE %znajdowalo sic ~jeszcze
niemowle kilkumiesieczne, ktore
matka, arya Kopijasz. trzyma}T ma
reku. Upadlo ono ma ziemie i mic mu
sic ME stale.
rs. Biskup zarzadzii nastepujace
zmiany W tutejszym klerze polskim:
KS. Stefan Szczepahski, pierwszy
asystent W parafii Sw. Stanislawa W
Buffalo, zostal przeznaCzony ma pro-
boszcza W Clean, w miejsce ks. TO-
masza Gwozdzia, kt6remu biskup
polecil zorganizowanie novel paratil
w Niagara Falls.
KS. StanisIaw Kroczek, asystent
W parafii Sw. Wojciecha W Buffalo,
mianowany proboszczem w Medina
w miejsce ks. Franciszka Wasika,
kt6ry przeznaczony zostai ma pro-
boszcza nowoorganizujacej sic para
fiji ma Black Rock, W okolicy Hertel
i Elmwood e.
KS. Franciszek R~adziszewski, asys-
tent W paraf!i Sw. Lukasza W Buffa-
10. przeznaczony ma proboszcza W Ba-
tawii, w miejsce ks. J6zefa Winnie
kiego. kt6ry zamianowany zostat
prohoszczem nowopowstajacej para
fiji polskiei W naszej dzielnicy PREY
Louis ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
II BOSTON, MASS.

Janina Soroka, 14lctnia c6rka
Walerego E. Soroki, kt0ra zb:egia o.
negdaj z domu rodzic6w, zostaia PREY
lapana przez policye W No. Wobun.
Zamierzala ma wyjechac do Los
Angeles i W tym celu zaopatrzyta sic
W $50, kt6re zabrala ojCu.
u pieniedzy tych ~straciia tylko
$3.50. Policyant James Z. Doan INA
lazf ia IL jednej rodziny W No. Wo-
bun; poznal ia z kopii fotogafii poll
cyjnei, umyslnie W celu przylapania
jej sporzadzonej.
Dziewczyna ubrana byla W nal
lepsze suknie, a We walizce recznel
posiadala kolekcye fotografii wszyst-
kich ,.gwiazd' Z migawkowych o.
krakow. pierScionek, medalionik
branzoletke. .
Rodzice Janiny zamieszkuja PREY
ulicy Poplar Mr.. 121 W Chelsea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
u BUFFALO, y. Y.

NiSOStl OEiid' SLulOIld JdLud duiO--
mobilem zawsze. PREDICT czy p6aniej
konczy sic fatalnie. DoSwiadczyli
tego polscy weselnicy W Lackawanna
City, kt6rzy W automobile jechali
do koScio}a Sw. Jacka PREY Ridge
Road ma Stub.
Wypadek wydarzyl sic okoio 60
dziny 10 rano ma Hamburg Turn
pike, PREY moScie k~olejowym South
Buffalo / dw!e osoby zostaly zabite,
a siedm odnioslo ciezkie obrazenia
cielesne.
Automobilem kierowal J6zef Ka-
| scuba. Jechal on ostatni w kawalka-
Gle, zIozonej cos z szeSciu automobile,
kt6re wholly panstwo m}odych / 60
sci do ko&ciola.
Zy}o to wesele Ludwika Olesia z
pnr. 44S Wilkes Barre ILL.,, w Lacka-
i Maryanna CieSlica. Fam W
Bay View.
Automobil Kaszuby, wypakowany
ludzmi jak sic tylko dalo, pozostaf
byI nieco W tyle "a innymi. Szofer,
chcac dopedziG innych, a nawet
przeScigna6 ich. puScii maszyne Gala
sila. z szybkoScia 55 mil ma godzine.
WlaSnie PREY wymijaniu AUTOMOBILE
Jana Stulaka z pnr. 4S7 Ingham av,.
Kaszuba skrecil W box ma tor linii
tramwajowej, ma kt6rym szyny wy
stawa1y ponad potion bitej drog'.
Wskutek uderzenia kof W szyny
AUTOMOBILE sic przewr6ci} i diva razy
Izrobif koziolka MIN osiadi. Poniewaz
automobil ME mial daszku, vice tez
zaraz cd silnego uderzenia k6f W
szyny znajdujacy sic W MIN ludzle
wylecieli jak pilka odbita Cd ziemi
W powietrze. upadajac nastepnie ma
twardy bruk drogi.
Ma miejscu zabila sic 6letnia He
lenka Kopiiasz, z pnr. 624 Smith
ul.. W Buffalo, BIO nieszCzesne dziecko
uderzylo gl6wka o kamienie.
Ch1opka 131etni. Stefan CieSlica,
brat PAM mlodej. rozbii sobie glove
tax, re odwieziony zaraz do szpitala
m~ieiscowego Moses Taylor. umar}
tam w godzine p6zniej, ME odzyska-
wszy przytomnoSci.
Lista ciezko j lei rannych jest ma
s%tepujaca:
Agnieszka Razmuz. lat 90, z pnr.
SS3 Clinton I'll. W Buffalo, ulegfa Fla
MANU- obu n6g. Umieszczono ia W
szpitalu Emergency.
Stefan Dubski, lat %, Fam. pnr.
los Oneida ul. W Buffalo. odni6si cd
wstrzaSniecia / upadku. wewnetrzne
matka, Marya K~opijasz, trzymala ma
Emergency.
Tomasz Rich, lat 10, Fam. W Bay
! View, oddany zostal do szpitala Mo-
ses Taylor, ale pozniej odesiano go
do domu rodzic6w. Ma ~wewnetrzne
luszkodzenia.
Marya Kopijasz, matka zabitego
dziecka, lat 90. oddana naipierw do
szpitala Moses Taylor W Lackawan-
ma City, przewieziona nastepnie 20
stala do swego domu W Buffalo, p.
mr.. 624 Smith ul.
J6zef Kopijasz, lat 10, ma uszko-
Ozone krzyze, ~znajduje sic W domu.
J6zef Kaszuba, szofe-, lat 80, ma
stluczone rece, uda{ sic do domu.
Jan Razmuz, lat 81, z pnr. 1888
Clinton ul.. W Buffalo. znajduje sic
W domu. Poraniony 20 caiem ciele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
u BOSTON, MASS.

Cor ,co ME przeszkadza ziodzie--
iom prowadziC swojego rzemiosta.
Oostatnio mieliSmy tn dosyc SEN
zacyjny wypadek.
Wiadomo ka5demu, re easy Sd
.iche / re ludzie zaChodza W glove
skadby wziaG p%ieniedzy. Niejednemu
usmiecha sic mySl, by w~ystarac sic
skad o maszyne do pieniedzy. ktora
BY W kazdym czasie zasilaC mogta
kieszenie smiertelnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

ujSG pred najezdzajacym drugim
automobilem - skoczyla wbok i do
stala sic pod kola maszyny, kt6ra
ia zabila.
Lasin zostai zamkniety W areszcie
ma centralnej STACEY policyjnej oskar
aony o zbrodnie zab6jstwa. Kaucye
wyznaczono W kwocie $4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-06-08
OVER 1900 MEN GET RAISE
Marinette and Menominee Lumber
Companies Increase Workers
Wages f5c a Day.

Marinette Between $500 and 1000
men working in the mills of Marinette
and Menominee are to benefit by a
wage increase. The J. w. Wells Lum-
Der company of Menominee has post
ed notice of raise of fifteen cents a
day beginning June /. This affects
about 400 men. The Sawyer Goodman
Lumber Company, the largest on the
Menominee river, and the Marinette
and Menominee Box company made
similar announcements. The former
has 700 men in its employ and the
latter has over 400. Other companies
will follow, it is said. This advance
is in addition to an increase granted
in April, making a total raise for the
season of 40 cents day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-06-08
WILSON TO GIVE WAR AIMS
Formal Statement Opposes Annexa-
ton PROSTITUTION and Restora-
ton" Is Keynote.

Washington, June president Will
sons outline of the position of this
government as to the object of the war
will be made public upon receipt of
an acknowledgment by Ambassador
Francis at Petrograd that he has a
copy Of the document In this state
ment, which is an answer to the re-
quest of the Russian government for
statement of all the allies of their at
titude toward mo annexations and no
indemnities," the position of Belgium
will probably play an important part
in illustrating the position of this gov
eminent. 1t has been known for some
time here that, while the administra-
ton from the time it entered the war
has been opposed to punitive annexa-
tons and war tributes, it would, never
theless, favor indemnity to the extent
of restitution and restoration for de-
struction. The restoration of the
smaller nations swallowed up in the
maelstrom of war by the larger nations
will undoubtedly prove to be the key
note of any policy on this subject am
nounced by this government.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-06-08
CATTLE TEST is PLANNED
Measure Provides for An Annual
Fund of $4,000 for tuberculosis
Survey of the State.

Madison Wisconsin will make an
effort to eradicate bovine tuberculo-
sis, if the bill which has been present
ed in the assembly is enacted into
laN The bill has passed the assem-
bly, and is now in the senate. It pro-
vides for the annual appropriation of
$4,000 for two years to make sur
vey of the state and to provide for
testing cattle by areas. This is a new
policy.
The plan for cleanup of bovine
tuberculosis in Wisconsin is backed
by Agricultural Commissioner G. p.
Norgord. It was at his request that
the plan of attempting to eradicate
the disease by areas was suggested.
1t is admitted that the plan is but ex-
perimental, but under it's it is hoped
by the department to discover ways of
controlling the disease.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-06-08
INDIANS ANXIOUS TO FIGHT
Chippewas at Odanah Reservation
Want to Raise Company and
Go to France.

Madison The first Americans who
inhabited the Odanah reservation are
beating Tom Toms and doing their old
Indian war dance, with modern trim
mings They want to go to war; they
want to be among the first to plant
the Stars and Stripes on the firing line
in France, and if Adjt. Gen. Orlando
Holway will accept them, they will
raise a company of infantry for the
Wisconsin National guard
Assemblyman John c. Chapple, Ash
land, called on Gen. HolWay and told
him that the Chippewa Indians at the
Odanah reservation are willing to
serve in the world war. The Indians
will raise a company within twenty
four hours, he said. They are espe-
cially anxious to enlist as one unit and
not be scattered throughout the guard,
Mr.. Chapple explained. Gen. Holway
took the matter under advisement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-06-08
BIG LOSSES FOR AUSTRIA
ItaIys Drive Costs Foe 100000 Men
Kings Troops Are Reinforcing
Lines Taken During Advance.

Rome, June 4.-Italy's great often
sive already has cost the Austrians
100000 in killed, wounded and missing,
according to conservative estimates.
The Italians are now consolidating, re-
enforcing their lines with new troops
and refortifying positions, but con-
tinue to inflict frightfNl losses on the
enemy by repelling countless counter
attacks.
From semioficial sources these in
stances were obtained, Illustrating the
tremendous losses of the eneny's
forces:
On May 10, four divisions (approxi-
mately 10000 troops which vainly de-
Tended positions between Auzza and
Frigido we're practically wiped out.
On the next day, two desperate at
tempts to recapture Allingortmont, POI
sitions in the Vodice sector and
around Massif cost the Austrians at
least three full regiments (nearly 15s-
900 men).
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-06-08
REINNOLDT BILL is PASSED
Senate Gives Railroad Commission
Authority to Establish Grades
for Roads in the State.

Madison The senate, under suspen-
sion of the rules, has passed the Rein
noldt bill, giving the Wisconsin rail-
road commission authority to estab-
lish grades for railroads to be built in
the city of Milwaukee and other cities
in the state, and establish grades for
approaches and bridges across such
tracks. The purpose of the bill, Sena-
tor Reinnoldt said, was to have grades
for railroads to be built in the future
established SO that as city devel-
Oped, it would not be necessary to
separate the grades. as is now nee
essary in the case of old railroad
tracks. He said that the bill would
be of special benefit to the west and
southwest parts of the city of Mil
waukee, where new roads were to be
built soon, and new grades for present
tracks were to be established.