davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

dztwa pruskiego, azeby mogf "
czasie swoim wyp}ynae miastu
og4osiG mia nowine wolnoSci "
zjednoczonej Polsce. Toe podczas
tel wojny Gdansk odm6wif wy,
wieszania choragWi niemieckich
toe navel Otto Muensterberg
brat sfawetnego Hugona, jake
posel przeciw kredytom ma VOL
ne gfosowa1!
Kr6tko pc wybuchu wojny "a
vital z mia goScine do mnie
Wiel. ks. K. Tyzynski, znany W
cafej Ameryce Misyonarz. Zapo'
moca r6znych encyclopedia poll
czylismy ludnoSc zyjaca ma ca
lynn ooszarze historyczneI Pol
ski, ii. Polski Chrobrych i ia,
giellon6w. Statystyka rosyjska
siega1a tylko do +. 1907, zas ME,
miecka i austryacka do r. 1910,
Statystyka ia obje}a wschodnie
Pomorze, ca}e w4asciwe Prusy,
Poznanskie, CALY Szlqsk pru-
ski (bo cafy jest polskil i cafy
Szlask austryacki, Galicye z Spi-
zem cafym tt. wfaczywszy ustep-
silva Koszyckie, zas ma wsch6d,
pod Moskalem, wszystkic ziemie
z pred 1886 r.
Ot6z ma tenn terytoryum, kt6-
re jedynie zadowolic moze s}usz-
ne zadania ziaczonych Polak6w-
Litwinow = Rusin6w. zyIo roku
1913 ludnoSci milion6w przesz.
10 szescdziesiat i osiem (68,000-
000). PrzypuScmy bardzo libe-
ralnie, re az pofowa tel ludnoSci
przypada ma Litwin6w, Loty-
STOW, Rusinow, zydow obojet-
nych, ma Niemc6w i Moskali,
wtedy p~ozostaje samych uSWia-
domionych Polak6w przeszfo 81
milionow - a ME jak inni gfo-
sill, tylko 20 milion6w. Kto sic
stykaf czesciej z uMoskalami'
p~rawos1awnymi. kt6rzy z pra-
dziada mieszkaja ma ziemiach
polskich ma kresach ma wscho--
die, ten vie, re ten ludek pc
polsku tylko w domu to m6Wi
popolsku czuje. Gwaft moskiew-
ski z Mich uczynif prawos1aw,
nych i tenn samem ,,Moskali" o,
ficyalnych. Odbudowana Polsks
Wzbudzi w mich uczucie przyna,
leznoSci do wsp6lnej wielkiej Oh,
czyzny.
Dane mole statystyczne po'
twierdza poniekad E. G.. W Ku'
ryerze Poznanskim z dnia 23-gc
wrzesnia, r. 1915. Jego liczby
wykazuja ludnosci 52,836,00O,
zupeinem wy1aczeniem Pomorza
Prus wschod. i Slaska pruskie
go i austryackiego, Spiza i daw
nych dzierzaw ma wschodzie
Jest to poprostu porzucanie brac
batyckich, szlaskich, po-Karpa
ckich, zadniestranskich, ma Ia
ske nie-1aske obcego zywio}u
jest to poprostu zdrada, now!
podziaf narodu polsko-rusko-lite
wskiego.
Lecz E. G.. pisa1 te statystyk'
podczas wojny, pod cenzura pru
ska. Zreszta g16wnie opieraf SIT
ma statystyce og1aszanej kr6tk'
pred wojna przez berlinski
~,Germanie", kt6ra przyznafa, Il
gdyby historyczna Polska pow
sta1a, to obszarowo Niemcy
przedstawia}yby proporcyjna Ii
czbe 4 do liczby 7 ma korzysc Pol
ski; zas liczba ludnosci przypa
d1aby jak 3 ola Niemiec a 5 dls
Polski. Zestawienie, kt6re zebra
lem razem z Wiel. x. T. przedsts
. via daleko siuszniejsza proper
eye ma korzySc Polski. Wywody
mole uzna kazdy jake prawdzi'
we, kt6ry zwiedza4 wszystkie zie
mie dawnej Polski, lub kt6ry sic
stykaf, szczegolnie tn W Amery'
&c, z ludzmi z owych stron.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
UWAGI.
Woina psychologiczna
re strony AHantoW.

prawdopodobna, re Jednem z
dodatnich nastepstw konferen-
cyl miedzy- alianchej, ktora sic
niedawno temu odbyfa W Parry
zu, bedzie ~wypowiedzeuie sy-
stematycznej wojny psycholo-
gicmej przeciw panstwom CEN
tralnym.
Dotychczas Srodkiem tym
wy}acznie posfugiwa1y sic
Niemcy. Srodek ten polega ma
tenn, re stosuje sic wszystko co
tylko jest mozliwe poza ore
zem, azeby os}abic duch wojen-
ny narodu, podminowaG jego
hart, solidarnoS6, ostudzic via
re W siebie, pewnoSG zwycie-
silva, a zniweczye jego karnosc,
dyscypline i lojalnosc dla jego
rzadu i ufnoSc W .jego wszyst-
kie przedsiebiorstwa w~oienne.
Srodek ten nazywano prOpa,
ganda. ,
Trzeba istotnie przyznac, re
Niemcy z charakterystyc5na so
bic gruntowno$cia So mistrza--
mi W tel metodzie wojowania,
kt6ra, acz bezkrwawa,, prZyno-
s. jednak czesto rezultaty o
wiele grozniejsze aniaeli bag
nety i armaty. Mic jednak W
tenn dziwnego, re prusactwo
doprowadzi}o te metode wojo-
wanna do niezwyk1ego wyrafi-
nowania. Autokracya, ktora
ME cofa sic pred uzywaniem
gaZow trujacych / ognla pfyn-
nego, pred niszczeniem ka-
tedr, muze6w i bibliOtek, kt6ra
jenc6w hurtem re zimna krwia
morduje, ktora bombarduje
szpitale armatami i aeroPlana-
mi, kt6ra rzuca bomby ma ko--
biety i dzieci szkolne, ktorej
wreszcie sam w}adca. najwyz-
sly zacheca swych zo{nierzy, a
zeby przewyzszyli Hunow i ich
krola Attyle, - autokracya ia
ka ME cofnie sic nawet pred
ma Observation-Disclosures srod-
kami, azeby eel sw6j osiag-
nae. W wojnie psychologicznej,
jak ia Niemcy prowadza, po-
s{uguja sic jadem fa8sz6w, o.
szczerstw, szpiegostwa, zdrady
i buntu, azeby zatruc umysfy
narod6w, Z kt6rymi wojuja.
W Stanach Zjednoczonych
propaganda ia jest wsciekle u
prawiana. Jej owocem So r6z-
ne fafszywe pog4oski o zataje-
niu przez Rad amerykanski
kiosk we Francyi i ma morzu,
o nieregularnosciach W Ger
wonym Krzyzu, jak rowniez o.
pozycya przeciw konskrypcyi,
agitacya "a pokojem pod pfasz-
czykiem pacyfizmu ftp. We
F'rancyi mp. propagandzisci
progermanscy powzieli Smia}y
plan zakupienia jednego z
~najwp4ywowszych dziennikow
paryskich (JournaD, ma co g4o-
shy s1pieg niemiecki, Bolo Pa
sza, repegat francuski, otrzy--
mai z Berlina przez banki no
woyorskie "a posrednictwem
Bernstorffa sumo tax olbrzy-.
mia, re wkracza1a W miliony.
Ia sama propaganda utoro-
wa1a droge ola ofensywy au-
stro-niemieckiej we W}oszech,
szerzac miedzy zo}nierzami
wIoskimi mniemanie f~a}szywe,
re jesli sic poddadza, centralni
zawra pok6j.
A najnowszym i najgrozniej-
sym rezultatem tel trucizny,
Z djabelna zapobiegliwoscia
szerzona przez tysiace agentow
niemieckich, jest dorwanie sic
bolszewik6w do wladzy w Ro-
syi i zupeFne jej unicestwie-
ME jake czynnik military.
Alianci dopiero teraz pc ke,
coa wkockini ! no roznOczpciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

week mafy i madame mu miano
Kr6lestwa Polskiego, a jake kr6'
la konstytucyjnego, wszechro'
syjskiego samodzierce, cara.
Odbieglem cd tematu, lecz u
wagi powyzsze zdawafy mi sic
poniekad potrzebne, DO zbyt cze-
sto teraz sic s4yszy o pofaczeniu
Kr6lestwa Polskiego z Galicya
w move Kr6lestwo Polskie pod
opieka cesarza austryackiego ja-
ko kr6la. I tenn wielu sic konten.
tuje i raduje, iedynie moze "a,
iujac wy4aczenia Ksiestwa Poz,
nahskiego. w radoSci swej zapo-
minaja ciz Polacy, re r6wnie
licznie mieszkaja Polacy we
wspomnianych ma poczatku
dzielnicach historycznej Polski
a mieszkaja w nawet wiekszej
procentowej proporcyi, do lud.
noSci nap}ywowej, anizeli W
Kr6lestwie lub Galicyi.
Bierzmy TAXI Rybnik ma Sla,
sku pruskim. Polak6w powiat
ten liczy 95 procent. Czyz stosu.
mex taxi moznaby znalezc W
Krolestwie lub Galicyi, gdzie sa
ma ludnoSc zydowska dochodz:
czesto do 25 p~rocent? w samym
powiecie wilenskim skrupulatny
rad niemiecki znalaz1 tylko diva
procent Litwin6w. A w Prusach
wsch. i ZACH, ma cafym Slsaku.
czyz ludnosc polska ME przewa-
ia wAedzie? Czyz ten sam sto'
sunek ME panuje wszedzie ma
ca1ym obszarze historycznej
Polski?
Zfosc pc prostu bierze, gdy
czyta sic take brednie, jakoby
Polak6w ma ca1ym Swiecie by4o
tylko 20 Tub ~najwiecei 25 milo
now. I O tenn nasi ,,dziafacze'
nawet uczyli opinie amerykan-
ska przez ca1y GAS tel Wojny,
Wilma "a to nieuctwo spada gf6-
wnie ma nieznajomosc krytycz.
nej historyi polskiej i, ma slepa
ich Ware liczbom statystyki RIA,
dowej.
Podfug tel statystyki ludnos,
CT polskiej pod pruskim zaborem
Jest ma cztery miliony. Lecz
kt6z jest tam zapisany jake Pc,
lax? Tylko ten, ktory energicz.
ME dopatrzy i dose meznie do
maya sic ably byf zapisany jake
Polak. Umiesz wym6wic piet
slow odpowiedzi urzednikowi, JUL
jestes zapisany jake :ur-deutsch
albo z 1aski doda .jeszcze: auct
polnisch. Czyz cd nieczytelnegc
kmiotka wymagac MONA, zeby
,,dopatrzyf" czy jest zapisany ia
ko Polak? Czyz wobec groznegc
urzednika pruskiego cd kazdegc
Folaka wymagac MONA lyle cy'
wilnej odwagi, ably zmusif bru
tala do zapisania W rubryce: pol.
nisch? Tylko ten, kt6ry ME zns
brutalnosci i bezWzglednosc
pruskiej, moze domagac sif
dziecinnie takiej doskona1osci o
bywatelskiej cd kazdego.
TIE cztery miliony Polak6v
pod Prusakiem, to lyle milion6v
bohaterow uswiadomionych, kit
rzy %przymusili meznie urzedni
ka ably ich zapisaf jake Pola
k6w. w Prusach, W Poznanskien
i ma ca1ym Szlasku by1o W r. 1917
ludnoSci 1879 miliona. Jeslibys
my ma te liczbe znalezli ma tyn
obszarze chociaz jeden million ta'
kich, kt6rzy ami s10wka pc pol
sku ME umieja, lub czyste ME-
mieckie pochodzenie wykazac
NIGGA, znajac stosunki dobrze
zdziwiibym sic bardzo.
Potwierdza to mole zdanie "
zupe{nosci statystyka koscielna
kt6ra W. tych krajach wykazu.ie
ludnosci katolickiej na przesz4c
szesc milion6w. Liczba katolikGW
-Niemcow jest tax znikoma
re wcale ME wchodzi W rachube
n. o1 l., 4,,oLo loIoh 4c1- 1,,,o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

zn6w pOtezny atak psychology
czny wykonal, gdy wykaza}, re
Austrya jest tylko swasalem
niemieckim i re jake TAXA ma
sympatye zas}uguje. Donosy z
Niemiec wykazuja, re ataki te
wywieraja sw6j skutek. Odbi--
jaja sic echem W najwyzszych
kolach r%zadowych. W parla-
mencie niemieckim, mp, pos}o-
vie protestuja z oburzeniem
przeciw - jak ja nazywaja -
impertyneneyi i hipokryzyi
fprezydenta, wypraszaja sobie
narzuconego usz~czeSliwiania, a
mimo to pragnien swych demo-
kratycznych z~apomniec i 70
trzeG ME moga. A .trzeba pa
mietac, jak tchorzliwym jest
parliament niemiecki i re bar
do s4abo odzwierciadla prady,
nurtujace W narodZie niemiec-
kim. Wegr6w tez ME mniej Ia
bola}o nazwanie ich i Austrya-
k6w wasalami pruskimi. Co
wszystko dowodzi, re metoda
ia przyniesie n~iezawodnie re-
zultaty.
Lecz jest to ofenzywa psy-
chologiczna tylko W jeduym
kierunku. Re tax Amerykanie,
jak ich Alianci W Europe ro--
zumieja potrzebe takiej ofen--
zywy we wszystkich mozliwie
kierunkach, ukaza}y sic ostat-
ME liczne dowody. Otto niekt6re
z mich:
Ma rozkaz francuskiego RIA
du, wed}ug nieurzedowych in
formacyi, lotnicy rozr7ucili Z
aeroplan6w "a liniami niemiec-
kimi kopie NOW prezydenta
Wilsona, a nastepnie kopie pro
klamacyi, og4aszajacej zoFnie-
rom niemieckim, re CT, ktozy
sic poddadzq i oSwiadcza swq
chez pracowania da ustanowie-
MIA republiki niemieckiej, O.
trzymaja zupe4na swobode.
w Ameryce za}ozy}o sic to-
warzystwo pm. Przyjaciele
Niemieckiej Demokracyi, kt6re
nietylko ma uSwiadamia6 "a
Slepionych sympatyk6w proger
manskich W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, ale take agitowa6 "a
prawdziwa demokracya W
Niemczech. .
Broszury, ~wydawane bezp}a-
tnie przez rad amerykanski,
zrodfowo opracowane, a zw1a--
SEGA dwie ostatnie Conquest
and Kultur" i German War
practices" wykazuja W praw-
driven Swietle p~rawdziwa re-
sencye wstretnego prusactwa,
kt6re nar6d niemiecki opeta1o.
~Najpowazniejsze pisma anne
rykanskie coraz to energiczniej
popieraja zwalczanie propa-
CANDY ~niemieokiej propaganda
aliancka. Wskazuja z wszelka
racya ma to, re aczkolwiek me-
toda ia jest stosowana bezskrU
pulatnie przez Niemcy ola
zlych celow, ME powinno to
wcale Aliantow cd niej odstra-
sza6, gdyz ME potrzebuja sic
falszami i zdrada pos}ugiwac,
aieby narodowi niemieckiemu
otworzyc oczy ma istote prusa-
ctwa, azeby pozyskac sympa--
tye i poparcie narod6w, obec--
ME podleg4ych wolf military
stow pruskich. Gdyby Alianci
wzieli "a wz6r Ameryke i kie-
rowali sic cd poczatku prawda,
otwartoscia, bezinteresownos-
cia i w~yrozumieniem, ME jest
przesada sadzic, re ~prawdopo-
dobnie wojna juzby sic zakon-
czyfa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Rad narodu przez ndrod ala
rarodu, ME sginie : PowieTEchnf
Eiemi.
Abraham Lincoln
s:%-*s
MezoWfs stGru wsEedzte zSa-
dSGJq sic ~ EdGniu, sc must tSt-
nice zJednoczonG, niezGIeSnd i
SamorzqdnG POLska.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

Depesze bardzo powaznych
korespondent6w amerykan-
skich z Paryza 1gadzaja sic z
pogladami tutejszych spostrze-
gawc6w politycznych, re mic
dzy-aliancka najwyzsza rada
woienna jest konieczna nietyl-
ko ma to, azeby rozciagnac har-
monijna kontrole mad dziafa-
miami vehement ma wszyst-
kich frontach, ale takze ola
wdrozenia harmonijnej, logicz-
nej i systematycznej ofenzy-
Wy psychologicznej, ma wzor
tel, kt6ra os4abifa Rosye, a "a
kt6ra uznanie przypisa} Lu-
dendorff ~g}ownemu sztabowi
niemieokiemu, ktory, jak VIE
my, W istocie rzeczy stoi ma
czele spraw militarnych wszy-
stkich panstw centralnych.
Zadania, jake stoja pred A
| liantami, So talk wazne i magic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Hnfninnn 1917 roku
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
HEAVY Loss OF LIFE
WHEN STEAMER SINKS
Down, and 1873 Persons
Perish.
CAUSE OF DISASTER UNKNow,
Those Who Get Away in Small Boats
Have Miraculous Escape After
Rowing for Many Hours in Heavy
Seas.
10y Associated Prsss.I

tBy Associated Prsss.I
LONDON, May 27.-Forty-eight pas
sengers and eighty-five members OF the
crew OF the Spanish steamer c. de Eliza
Euirre are reported to have persisted as
a result OF the sinking OF the steamer.
y dispatch received by Reuters Tele-
gram Company. tho date OF origin Of
which has not been made public, re-
ports the loss OF the G. de Eizaguirre.
The dispatch says that. according to
tho second officer, the steamer sank in
five minutes. He was awakened by a
great noise and rushed to the deck and
tried to get passengers into his boat,
but the boat was swept away and al
most simultaneously the steamer broke
in half. He saw no other boats afloat
except that in which he and the other
survivors made their escape from the
steamer.
Those in tho boat had n miraculous
escape, rowing for many hours in
heavy seas during foul weather They
were dressed in the scantiest of attire
and were compelled ceaseIessly' to bail
the boat. Among the forty-eigh, pas
sengers missing is the Spanish consul
at Colombo, Ccylon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28

s545.o1s ten years ago. and so42.s1o in
1900
In 1900 the area OF Richmond was
Ave and one-half square miles, in
creased to twenty-four and onc-half
square miles in 1916. At the beginning
OF the twentieth century this city had
population OF IS 900 souls In 1906
the population was ll4.667. and in 1916
16S.700. To-day Richmond has a metro
politan population. according to figures
complied by the Chamber Of Commerce.
OF 1e1 900 people. OF which approXi-
matcly 10000 reside within the city
limits.
STREET CAR FIGURES
ARR: linden OF GROWTH
In this connection the number of
persons transported by the electric
lines of the city are especially inter
esting. Away back in 1900 the trac-
tion lines hauled II total of lS.27a.SSO
persons. In 1906 the same system
transported. including transfers. %
i5l.906. which increased last year to
i6.6o0.792. During this time tho miles
OF track used for such purposes in
creased from fifty miles in 1906 to
eighty-two miles last year. and the
company only recently has authorized
further extensions and rearrangcmcnts
OF its system.
To care for the increased population
OF this city the school facilities have
been broudened tremendously recently,
and several new buildings are now
being planned. Last year the city had
in operation forty-fve public schools,
with system that is second to none
in this country. In 1906 there were
only twenty seven public schools in the
city and only nineteen in 1900. The
number Of scholars in that time has in :
creased from 1870 in 1900 to 1904
in 1906 and 10000 last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
FIGHT IN FRANCE
ON TUBERCULOSIS
DR.. Livingston Farrand to Begin Cam-
pnfgn Under Auspices of Rookie
Teller Foundation.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The Rookie
Teller Foundation has announced that
Or. Livingston Farrand, president of
the University of Colorado, had been
granted years leave OF absence to
undertake n campaign against tuber-
culosis In France. under the auspices
Of the international health board of
the foundation.
with the approval Of the French
government. and in cooperation with
the American Red Cross, the interna-
tional health board of tho Rockefeller
Foundation will put its services at the
disposal of Franco for assistance in
the control of tuberculosis" said a
statement from the foundation.
ut is expected that the work, which
at present is being done for tubercular
soldiers. Will be extended t. include a
comprehensive plan looking to the con-
troll or tuberculosis throughout France
The work will be carried on under the
supervision OF French central COM
mtttee. and local committees which are
being organized throughout provincial
France"
DR.. Farrand. formerly for many years
secretary of the National Association
Tor the study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis. with one or two assistants,
expects TO sail for France within the
next few weeks
The foundation has made an initial
appropriation OF 100000 with which
the preliminary work Of central or
ganization. the equipping of mobile
units. and the publication OF literature
will be cared for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
REAL ESTATE EXPERTS
LOOK FOR PROSPERITY
National Association in Bulletin Says
Conditions Are Most Favorable
for Advancing Market.

NOnuittOnh are MOST FnSOrnDIc
for Advancing Market.
The National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards. with headquarters in Min
neapolis. Mimi. has made public the
following bulletin:
"An indications point to continu-
alton OF favorable real estate market,
which began about two years ago
Fundamentally. conditions were never
so favorable fer a good market as they
arc now. With This country the cred
itor nation OF the world. and praCti-
cally all other nations forced to come
here and buy, we have accumulated an
almost incredible amount Of wealth.
which must find channels for invest
ment. This Will continue while the war
lasts. assuring condition no less
prosperous than VIC now enjoy: and
after the war the development OF our
own property, wealth and resources,
which have temporarily given way to
outside demands. will keep industry
running full capacity to meet domestic
requirements.
1T is interesting to note that in in
dustrial sections. foreigners are invest
ing in real estate more heavily than
ever before. Once the foreigner owns
ms own home, his dependents are
brought to this side.
Another feature that will support
the market is the inclination of manu-
featuring and Industrial concerns TO
employ war profits in securing their
own business locations. Recent big
earnings gives them the opportunity of
lifetime TO become permanently es-
tabiished. They are thus placed on a
substantial footing. and in such a
strong position, their future prosperity
Is practically guaranteed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
CAUSE OF STEAMERS
SINKING NOT KNOWN
[By Associated Pre..l

IBy Assocfated PTess.1
LONDON. May 27.-An official COM
munication was issued this evening
concerning the sinking of the Spanish
steamer S. de Eizaguirrc. 1t likewise
omits the point OF origin of the in
formation, which was filed on Saturday
at o'clock in the afternoon. The
statement says:
The Spanish mail steamer G. de
EIzaguirre's boat containing her sec
ond officer. an apprentice. eighteen
members of the crew and two passcn-
gers, has reached here. The captain
and the remainder of the crew and pas
senSers have not been accounted for.
The cause of the sinking of the steamer
is not known. She carried about forty
passengers and crew of sixty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
MEETS INSTANT DEATH
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May 27.-
James L. Manley. aged thirty-two
years. Well-known travelling man.
with Headquarters in Washington, was
Instantly killed on Friday morning
near Harrisburg. Pa, in an automobile
accident. The funeral and intcrment
took place at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning In Harrisburg. Mr.. Manley was
a native of Columbus, Ohio, but had
Travelled for several years past over
parts of Maryland and Pennsylvania
for New York firm. In February last
he married Miss Hilda Balthis, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. French A. Ralthis
OF this city, by whom he Is survived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28

who arc going over in tho units from
tn" university should not expect
lark. but tho mortality rate among
ambulance drivers is low. / think the
very best men possible should be sent
over to France to serve in ambulance
work There are times when II re-
quircs iron nerve ana calm, cool
head"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
WORK is NO LARK
Men Going Over to France on Ambu-
lance Corps Must Expect
Serious Business.

lSpecial TO Tie Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May o7-
Hugh A. Iuness- Brown, of Charleston
S. c.. recent graduate of the law
school of the University of Virginia.
has returned here from France, where
he has been in the ambulance CORPS
for several months. Work i'm the
ambulance corps is not dangerous hut
serious" said Mr.. Brown .'Thc mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
At the Movies To-Day

ODEON - Virginia Pcarson. I'm
"Dittcr Truth"
COiOSiAI-OlEa Petrovn, In "fhe
Soul of MnEdalen," and Ford
Sterling. In "a 3Iaidcn's Trust"
BJJOU - Pauline Frederick, In
"Hcr Better Self" with IA Paramount
comedy.
ISfS-DOr0thy Dalton, In "Wild
winship's Widow"
SFRAND-.'fhe Submarine Eye"
NICrOR-''Tic Mnsque OF Life"
md Fox comedy.
BI.UEDIRD-Gracc Cunnrd and
Francis Ford, In "rhe Purple Mask. -
ItEN-'.I'hc PrOdIEnrs Return"
and "Dudcs for u Day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
Negro Admit. Firing Shot.

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG. VA, May o7.-The re-
port of soldiers on guard at a tunnel
here on Saturday night caused consid-
cradle excitement until the police ar
rested small negro boy who admitted
that he and two small companions had
fred a revolver I'm tho vicinity Of tho
tunnel. but all claim they were not
shooting at the soldiers. One Of the
guards came very near being struck
by several OF the bullets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-28
SIX FISHING BOATS
SUNK BY SUBMARINE

COPENHAGEN tvia London) May
GA dispatch from the Farce Islands
says that German submarine has
sunk six Farce fishing boats on the
banks south of the islands. About
thirty fishermen are missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
WAS NOT "BlhNKET INDIAN
Want Statue of Sc1uoynh CARRIED in
His Accustomed Habit.

! tpfr.hl 20 Tho world
TAHLI-lrAI. Okla. Feb 22.-
| no announcement from Washington
that tLc statue ~ Frquoyah. tho in
tcrtor ~ Cherokee letters. has been
completed IL highly CRAFTY ing 10 tho
Cherokee people. Scquoyah has tho
fFiluction Of being tho only North
American Indian whose statue VIII
have % placc in the memorial hall at
tho national capital
Thoro has been one cause OF dis
nt tlHta"iiou IN regard 10 the statue.
ana that WINS that reports fiom tho
'fpitul nonc months ago mentioned
That tho great Cherokee would be
depicted a. wearing blanket. Inas-
u uch nH tho Chcrokcos have never
bcDn what are called blanket In.
dinns'. "a good deal OF adverse critl-
cirm was indulEcd in. Whether the
error wnA over corrected no one seems
to know.
Tho indian genius was accustomed
10 dtcna In u hunting shirt lcgHngs
md To wear "A turhan upon his head
after tho manner OF tho majority OF
his people Tho costume OF the plo.
nccr white mon aud that OF the
Cherokee OF his time ala not greatly
diffor. From all authentic ndvlccs
tho Cherokee Cadmus was not ad-
dictcd TO the uso OF the blanket.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-23
I R ADERS No. 4
1O5 East second Street.

If we could GIVE YOU \ DOLLAR
every time you came to our store no
doubt IL would he worth while. We
don't GIVE DOLLARS AWAY. hut
we do take delight i'm SAVING YOU
DOLLARS. and that means Just rs
much To you. Money saved 1, money
made. Why pay fancy prices for gro-
cerles, meats. fruits and vegetables?
WE SELL FOR LESS AND THE
GOODS MUST BE GOOD GOODS OR
THE SALE Is NO GOOD.