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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-27
Furni.hed Rooms with Board.

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Earnlsnea Rooms MItA Do-lS-
N ST N W sST-One nicely furnished room
Ind noor near bath, with board, reason
able.
BuTMoRE ST., isls-Large, cool second
Moor rooms and bath' on heish''' sAss''''''
tAptes referenees-
THE NORTHUMBERLAND, Apt, lo5.-LArEe
corner front room; private Dath' WIN
ooero:
monen; sehllenien-
iIth 81. n. w, b1s-One or TWO iaTse rO0''lS
49, 800 :.
BRIGHT oeautifnl rooms en- SUITE OF Sins'e'
new housei CHOICE loceton: ~. o.So.
CONN. AVE. N. W., I3S-Room ard board
n ST NJ w ItiS-NIcsly Furnished second.
door front rom Win board. urfVate fam.
~. e.. "Nt ~ aS IN, no,,b. connsct,nS hath
running water. Phone North Sass.
w ITaS-NTIcs SingIs and douhIe
rooms.
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VERMONT AVE, iaoO-Beautiful front room;
excellent table. All conNenieAces.
O sr. n w lTEs-Roou with board- Phone
North sz2l.
N ST. ". W, ssT-second-noor room: for
tive; table 6oarders aoeommodatsd.
II ST. N. w, ES-Centrai location: room and
excellent meals. IS and 81 par week
$50 - =; NJ - - 49, -,
rooms; Eood meals; sIectricity; shower
bath, etc.; transients. Phone N 5000.
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IN MEMORlAM

VILES-A service to the memory Of MRS.
X. p. NILES will be held In the Fourth
Presbyterian Church on Thursday. June
18th. 1911, at D. m. COMMUNICATING also
the hftieth anniversary Of her uniting with
the church All who were at any time
associated with the various Organizations
which che founded are particularly invited
to be present.
(Notices for this column are accepted a. 20
cents fiat, either prose or poetry, IN case ~
tice does not exceed ten lines. And 10 cents
for each line IN excess Of ten
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LOST AND FOUND

1hl JN N Hn0 0l1Ck AlTGUdlE. dIl-
-,
SWerS name Toby: Collar with
, Colorado tags. liberal reward.
49,
lf3t A ST N F ant %
- - -. -. - -
DIAMOND BARPTN: two weeks ago last sat
urday: gold barpin. inches long; SCI VIE VIZ
one large diamond this is an heirloom an1 nc
~ ~
=.
CpAI-Ot OF auto on roso iroIh bal n1
,o,Sr .nd Grsat Ir.I, Cot "a SsrE blue
with pin stripe. containing bunch Of keys and
other things. Reward u returned to MI
hEENAN. MasnlnGton Ilnes onlce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. And neaTI SUNDAY
afternoon. On White Lot or vicinity. Re
ward. lo3 Ith st y. W.
Four,d
' -
BIcYCLE-ApPly ENTERPRISE HARD
WARE co, 92I 9th 81.
uCID InIANTC0 MALE
nEIT WAN lG0-MALE
IDVFPrIsTSG soI ICTToR = ETnsrtsneed:
comnission; proSpectG fIrnishsd. Apply
Mr.. LAWSON, Washington Tirnea.
RARRER-Good: t1I guaranteed. YENDoME
HOTEL, srd and Pa. ave. N. W.
BOTTLE wAsHERs-Apply 2e2a st. y.
W. AGkA-lNSAO-N ".
BoYLGood colored, for grocery store: eIperi-
enced and must have references 4 U
$. - \: !. z; ~ -, -:
tunlty. BOZ ss. Times Office. 1 '''O
BoTLwith wheel. 70 deliver goods; $500 per
BoY-oveT B for soda fountain ana Gtors
work: rood nav TENNALLYTOWN DRUG
STORE. clsye. q.
week and up: permanent position. Apply
at once. DINE MESSENGER SERVICE,
Inc. ~ leth & n ".
BUsBOYS-Experienced colored HARvEY'S
RESTAURANT nth n and Pa ave
RITsIFT NTENI-ESIvs b1.h.iD,.n a, onc.. -ood
nav and Gteady work 10 rood men. r. J.
HEiBERGER a SON ItiO = At n W
C,pnI,N,rI,us 80 - 49,, -.
SAFNf E-N EFNS-AV ~ ohcss hsheR .1SSs
TO-DAY ay and tomorrow between I and 8 o'ciosK.
"a 9Th ST n e
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THE RoSAI, GLUE co.
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-, $3.50, =. -
work. Apply 1915 Q 81. \. ".
INN TpoNEps -E,r.-t.rced West FHTD
JANITORIAL once. Apply ROYDON APT,
1913 St n w
APOPEPC H,onted veor ronnd
LHDOINLINO "albS6J ySol IOuIlu
work TERRA GOTTA BRICK
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w., ezra OOItd, II. L.
- -
M "a ~ sooo- oS ISth 81.
MEN-tlve' 70 Nork IN nath house; mus S
man nsed NOT andy. 900 H.r.s wEII,s'
BATH HOUSE foot nth 81. NJ. w.
PIsTRY COOKS and bot.I heip in ali de-
5Ss IOTh 81
PLUMBERS. HELPEhS-F1Ne, AZ tl.Io per
day; one plumbers helper, Qualined 10 run
phone Cleveland 1000. BUREAU OF STAND
pI TTN,pFps. ETprps-v,v. =; n n n.r
az, a I,vr,bi-s hsI,.r o,,,iia.d "a I'm
pipe thread machine. at $40 per day. Tsle-
phone Cleveland 100, Bureau Of Standards.
Po IsTI IN n dTgg store. SOUTHERN PHAK-
MAI, ~. d 81. y. W.
PORTER-Colored- Apply AANAGEIi' Mum
sey olag.
PRESSER-Wantsd at once Apply I0IlS
9Th st. n. W.
suOp nov IsoIo-.61 "a shIns shoe1 Ar
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P-s ~ 80 ~ =.
SOLICITOR - Experienced advertising.
commissions prospects tuTaisheo- Apply
Mr: LAASON, MashlnEion LlmeA
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Special Notices
AUCTION SALES

By VIRTUE OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded IN Liber No. g77s At folio Isl q the
Land Records Of the District Of Columbia.
and At the request OF the party secured there
by, the undersiEned Trustees win sell -
Public Auction at the office Of Thomas J.
Owen 4 Son, IN G Street Northwest. wash
lngton. y. c., on Friday, the 18th day q
June, M. At thrss o'clock p. N. the follow
Ing described land and premises situated IN
the City Of Washington, District Of Column
bia: Lots numbered nineteen tisl and
twenty (2ol IN square numbered thirty-ssvsu
hundred and four t57oil IN the subdivision
known as Chlilum Caste Heights. per plat
recorded IN the office Of the Surveyor for the
District OF Columbia In County Book -, page
5.
Terms: ons-third cash. balanes In equal
instruments At one and two years with inter
eat At per centum par Annum. payable sami-
annually from the day Of sale, and secured
~ deed Of trust on the property sold. OF all
cash. At the purchasers option. A deposit
Of 10000 will Be required At the tine Of ale.
All eonveyancing and recording viii b At The
purchasers cost Terms to Be complied with
within ten days, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell at the risk and cost
OF The defaultng purchaser. WILTON y.
LAABERT. Aunsey Bldg. Trustee. C. H
POPE, Trtatee.
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9Th ST. y. W. uI5-Beautifully furnished
rooms to let with all improvements. with
or without board with a refined Jewish fam
lily.
X ST y. w. IHs-LarEe front parlor.
us" single ana uaunt, t"oh's
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

nation of motive-mentaI, each driv-
ing the other ceaselessly, hitting at
poor health and an exhaustion of en-
eTgies.
The long, thin nose gives thought
fuIness, speculation, close analysis Of
life and problems; the long neck, in
dependence and pride; the firm,
strong jaw, strength Of character,
and the long upper lip, determine
ton.
Leadership is limited at in,the long
bridge of the nose, the trace of white
under the iris bespeaks control of
people and the prominence of the
eyes, the command Of language.
Her physiOgnOmy destined her to
a scope Of influence and activity far
above the. provincial.
The long line of the jaw, indiCat-
ing concentration on whatever she
undertakes, in conjunction with 9TH
er qualities above enumerated, sug-
gests that Miss Rankin will be con-
sentative, studiOUs, indefatigable
worker for her ideals in public life.
-bIood-shows in all her
Ineaments, and aIertness, like the
mettle of the racehorse, is tokened
by the soft, fine hair.
The straight, thin lips advertise
firmness, self control and business
ability, all keyed to the intellectual
by her dominating mental tempera-
ment.
Invariably, people whose features
are keen-edged like Miss Rankin's
are incisive, critical, impatient of
criticism and sarcastic.
The nose, showing prudence,
thoughtfulness, aleTtness, indicates
that Miss Rankin will be a good par
Humanitarian in congress, that her
work will be thorough and that she
will not advocate a measure until it |
has been carefully analysed.
7 orIr Of tho 1vifo1 in hon. m q Ia I'm /
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

judged by her photograph, say she is
essentially a teacheT-SeTiOUs care
full, untiring and wholesoUled in her
work, but too cautious and sensitive
to be very original.
=
OUR OWN "ABE" LINCOLN =
BY James Austin Murray.
. - e. =
Fair Natures sculptor paused one
day and sadly looked around
At myriad forms of human, clay in
which her gifts were bound;
Rulers and statesmen militant cum.
bered the hall of fame,
But not a single occupant seemed
worthy Of the name.
When, suddenly, her saddened face
shOne with surprising light,
She spoke: This is the time and
place to mold Man Alright"
A soldiers courage she combined
with bOundless sympathy,
And (bOOn to slaves Of all mankind)
great love Of liberty.
From bIghting prejudice and spite
she drew no single grain,
In Natures Champion Of Right you
look for them in vain.
She searched not Harvard's halls
nor Yale for wisdOm's germ
refined,
But sought a IowIy backwoods trail
among Earth's common kind.
For there she found no kingIv stock.
no pride Of ancestry,
No kin from hallOwed Plymouth
Rock, no vaunted pedigree.
The sculptor formed her mold of
clay, a gaunt, Ungainly frame,
And Nature brought to life that day:
abe" Lincoln !bIess his name.
The Grand Chorus
To him who found the peoples heart
and gently touched the strings,
Who sweetIy sweled the chorus part
and loved the common things
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

Of Miss Rankin's physiol
judged by her photograph, say
essentially a teacher-serioUs
full, untiring and wholesOUIed
work, but too cautious and Sc
to be very original.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21
BRYAN'S POSITION.

w. j. Bryan Stands by the Presi
dent. He says:
Whatever the government does is
right and l shall support it to the ut
termost. | take it for granted that
the people will unitedly support any
action taken by the government. In
war time the president speaks for the
whole country and there should be
no division or dissension.
Il have number of speaking
dates, made before t his situation
arose. They can be Cancelled at any
time my services are needed by the
government. These meetings give
me an opportunity of laying before
the audiences l address the part cit
liens can play in support of the gov
Crnment. | am collecting now from
government sources such informa-
ton as they desire to spread and
shall use it both in speeches and in
my paper"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21
SUMMONS.

STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Rio Grande, SIS.
In the County Court.
No. 143O.
GEORGIA FERRON HOLLOWAY
Plaintiff,
GEORGE LOUIS HOLLOWAY, De-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, TO GEORGE LOUIS
HOLLOWAY, THE DEFENDANT
AROVE NAMED, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the
County Court of Rio Grande County,
State of Colorado, and plead to the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof, if served
within the State of Colorado; or, if
served out of the State of Colorado,
or by publication, within fifty DAYS
after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of service; or said action may
be regularly set for trial the same as
though such appearance had been
made and issue had been Joined on
such complaint.
The said action is brought to OBJ
tain a decree of divorce, dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing
between plaintiff and defendant, on
the ground of non-support, as will
more fully appear from the complaint
in said action to which reference is
hereby made and copy of which is
hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear, and to plead to
the said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will appeal to the
court for the relief tn, rein demanded.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, this End day of March, A.
d. 1917.
JAMES w. WHITE,
Judge, Acting Clerk County Court.
By NELLIE PALMER,
Deputy Clerk.
First publication oath March.
Last publication April 2Sth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21
Soldiers Home

Mrs. Cameron is visiting friends
in Denver. She writes that she is
much improved in health, and hopes
to be able to return at no distant
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21
From Our
REGULAR
Correspondents
Special News Notes

to be held at Del Norte Friday even
ing, goth. The ladies have accepted
the invitation and exp ct to send a
good delegation. The president of
Center's Union has been asked to
serve as judge.
Oliver Buckley entertained at SUI
day dinner Glen Meredith, Fo' st
Wood, Hobert Wood Maud Foley,
Elda Whitmer, Ena Mossbarger.
Forest Wood was Saguache vis-
itor Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21
METHODIST CHURCH.

Regular services of the day Sun
day. Sunday school at 9.45 A. NJ.
Morning worship II o'clock. Ep-
worth League Devotional meeting
$50 P. NJ. Evening worship 7.3O
o'clock.
Good music and a welcome at all
our church services. A. NJ. Maclean.
pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

l am prepared to do all and any
kind of furniture repair work, in
Guiding Reupholstering and Refin-
lshing. Will be pleased to show
samples of leather, imitation leather
and tapestry. Will come after and
return goods in city. All work
guaranteed. E. ROSEBROUGH, 335
Monroe st,
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

w. Fl. Leonard of Center passed
through here Tuesday night on his
way to Casper, Wyo., where he will
be gone several days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

j. Fl. Reimer returned to Denver
Wednesday night, after short visit
with his family here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

Mrs. James Fitzpatrick and daugh-
ter, Miss May Ditto, came down from
Haywood Tuesday night to visit their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Anna
Clark.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

The State Land board, under Ray
mond Miller, president, has already
begun the actual appraisement of all
lands owned by the state. This was
provided for by the recent General
Assembly, and will do away with
long waits on the part of people who
desire to buy or lease state acres. AL
so the appraisement will bring to
Colorado several hundred thousand
acres originally decided by the fed
eral government, but heretofore un-
claimed by the state because they
had never been classified or ap-
praised.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

Miss Helen Wyllie, formerly nurse
in the woman's ward of the hospital,
las been acting as night nurse in
the sick ward during the absence of
the regular incumbenti Leslie
Pruitt. Mr.. Pruitt returned on
Wednesday from Manassa.
Mrs. Hood of Cottage is taking
the place of Mrs. Cameron during
the latter's temporary absence.
Miss Marie Fogle and her sister,
Miss Lois, came out for the picture
show on Thursday night. Miss Fo-
gle presided at the piano and Miss
Lois did solo dancing.
Work of renovating the hospital
is progressing and thorough
cleansing of every ward is in con-
temptation.
No service was held in the chapel
on Sunday, owing to the prevailing
high winds, which prevented Dr.
Moore from venturing out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21
Center

Don't forget that every fly you kill
month means thousands fewer
! 1nfest your food next summer.
: lobby, the 3-year-old son of Mr..
Mrs. Hardy Oliver, near Hooper,
kicked by a horse last week.
ktunately it escaped with only
ses.
Tito Brubacher, who was confined
bis bed several days last week,
4 heart trouble, is able to be at
* again.
fiss Lila Singles is confined to her
with the measles.
YIN. Pilger shipped fat hogs last
k.
[he funeral of the seven-year-old
shter of A. A. Fry of Crestone,
held Tuesday. Interment in
pte Vista. The little girl was
in an accident Sunday, week
while on pleasure trip up the
Pm on the railroad "speeder" with
mother and father and other
nds. She fell from the front of
car, landing between the rails,
Ecar passing over ner. The little
frer lived a week after the ac-
ht.
ZEN Burnett left last week to Join
navy.
|lVlan a nd Joe Mayfield are nurs-
sthe measles.
parence Snow, Kern Snow, south
Eehter, left Sunday for San Fran
!p' to join the navy.
iSs Meyer of Alamosa is visiting
Lois sharpless this week.
III currier, the popular clerk at
'ohhson's store, has been quite
|nis week and off duty.
|a'flotic discussion is heard
Is"here; deeds, not words, re-
'he true spirit of patriotism.
\ and every one of us can keep
.a'e heart, cool head, smiling
and willing hands.
"' McManus has been quite
the past week.
The Ears
"rmers' Union held another
'"e'r interesting meetings Mon
isht at the North Center
Dollhouse.
""h smith, on a return trip
H., mexico Monday, car turned
over an embankment, bruis-
"'ui up badly and left his car in
l0''Shed heap. Help was sum-
I'u and brought him home Mon
evening.
~ Stntpr w
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

H., oeneer w. c. T. U. have been
W attend medal contest"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

bon't forget that every fly you kill
month means thousands fewer
lnfest your food next summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-21

lobby, the 3-year-old son of Mr..
Mrs. Hardy Oliver, near Hooper,
kicked by a horse last week.
it escaped with only
Ises.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
sZoPY W ~sTALoWN1AcH
SPAL.ONE.

New Britain, Conn. Czternasscie
drewnianych sop wielkich roz-
miaru 100 przez so stop fabryki
|Corbin Annex (pospolicie nosi IA
bryka ia naive "Steel Works'D
zamienionych zostalo W gruzy
zgliszcz i popiol6w W nocy W zesz-
lego poniedzia}ku ma wtorek. Po-
Ear zapewne by} pod}ozony. MIN
pozar wybuchl slyszala straz fab
ryczna try eksplozye. w szopach
tych by}y sk}ady maszyn. jak tez
gizernia zelaznych przyborow i
stolarskie warsztaty. Szkody po--
Ear ten powodowal IA sumo $751;
600. Burmistrz pc wybuchu ognia
powolal Miejska Gwardye do u
trzymywania porzadku W poblizu
miejsca pozaru i do patrolowania
ulic. Przeciagle alarmy z wszyst-
kich gwizdawek parowych wezwa
1y ochotnicza straz ogniowa do pc
mocy. T}um pieciotysieczny PREY
patrywal sic pozarowi kt6rego }u-
ma oswietla}a Gale miasto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
OTTAWA MA REKRUT0W w
HALACH TANCA.

Kansas City, Mo. Oficerowie
biura rekrutacyjnego urzadzili O,
statniej nocy obiawe W kilku sa-
lach tanca i bilardowniach ma re-
krutow, forsujac mlodziez do "a
ciagania sic ma liste rekrutacyjna.
" rezultacie tel nagonki wiefu
m1odych .ludzi registrowa}o sic ma
miejscu do s}uzby ochotniczej =
inni zn6w przyrzekli stawic sic
do blur rekrutacyjnych.
Oficerowie biura rekrutacyjne-
60 pocieszali wyfowiona podczas
tel nagonki m}odziez, re podobne
"rejdy" ~rozszerza sic ma wszyst-
kie bez wyjatku "akademie ta--
neczne," biliardowe i inne przy--
bytki rozmaitosci, W ktorych milo
dziez gnusnieje, zapominajac o o.
bowiazkach obywatelskich, W roz
kiefzanych uciechach i zabawach,
gdy ojczyzna ich wzywa do obro-
ny kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
FORD ZAPkACI SIS, 000, 900 P0-
DATKU WOJENNEGO.

, Detroit, Mich. Henry Ford, fab
rvkant automobil6w oswiadczyf
gotowosc zaplacenia $15.00O.000
do skarbca federalnego, tytulem
podatku wojennego, oznaczonego
nowa taryfa przez kongres estate
cznie uchwalic sic majaca.
"Serdecznie popieram opodat-
kowanie wielkich dochodow, ma
cele wojny' = powiada Ford -
|"Powinnismy 'dobrowolnie' cd
dawac dziesieciny naszych docho
dow, ably rzadowi ME .zabraklo
fundusz6w do nalezytego. wyekwi
sic przeprowadzenia
zwycieskiej Rampant waaojjen1liejj.
Wielh przemysl i handel ME po-
winien spyehae wydatki wojenne
ma BARK innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Najwa1nIsjszs wypadkI
Mlnionego 1ygodnla.
DONIOsLY WYNALAZEK
AMERRKANSKI.

Filadelfia, Tutejsza "The Phiia
delphia Press publikuje W dzi--
siejszem wydaniu co nastepuje:
"Ameryka znalaz}a znakomita
odpowiedz ma terror niemieckich
lodzi podwodnych. Jest to wyna-
Lack dokonany przez tego same
60 czlowieka, kt6rego m6zg wy
nalazf bron, jaka teraz Niemcy
zagrazaja. Jest MIN Simon Lake.
Odpowiedzia ia jest podwodna
LODI handlowa wykonana talk pc
jedyhczo, re pierwsza z mich mozc
bye zbudowana w ciagu cztcrech
miesiecy a nastepne dadza sic
.wytwarzac pc try hub cztery na
tydzien. Ia wiadomoScc, kt6ra we
die ekspertow marynarki i armii
stanowic bedzie punkt zwrotny W
wojnie przestala bye tajemnica
dis wiecz6r, gdy okaza}o sic, re
w}aSnic otrzyma}o "charakter''
ma podstawie praw Stanu Maine
konsorcyum, kt6re bedzie sic zaj-
mowac budowa tych 1odzi.'
Dalej podaje wymienione wy
zej pismo, lie nowowynalezione
nury ma,ja bye 10 razy wieksze
niz oslawiony "Deutschland', pc
siadajac od 1900 do 5000 ton
wagi. Beda to kolosy podwodne
o tax wielkiej chyzoSci, ze ME-
podobienstwcm bedzie je doscig~
nae. Statki tie beda mog}y smialo
kpic sobie z niemicckich nurow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
TORNADO w KANSAS.
Wichita, Kans. Poludniowo-;

vienna, hanS. POfudnlOWO-SrO
dkowa Geese Stanu Kansas nawie
dill onegdaj gwa}towny tornado,
wskutek ktorego poniosfo smierc,
o lie dotychczas wiadomo, 30 o.
sob, p~rzeszfo so zosta}o poranio--
nych a materyalne szkody dosie-
g}y wielu tysiecy dolar6w. MAJ
wiecej ucierpiafy powiaty Sed--
wick i Harvey. w wiosce Andale,
kt6ra liczy niespe}na 800 miesz--
kancow, zostaio zabitych IS ludzi.
Huragan przyszedf tax nagle i
niespodziewanie, re ME MONA by
10 nawet telegraficznie ami telefo
nicznie ostrzedz sasiednich miej--
scowoSci 0 zblizajacem sic niebez
pieczenstwie, gdyz przedtem juz
wszystkie druty zosta}y przerwa-
he. Burza trwala kr0tko i jak ME
spodziewanie nadeszla tax nagle i
minela.
Y wszystkich wiekszych blizej
po}ozonych Mast Stanu wyslano
pociagi z lekarzami i pielegniar-
kami i energiczna akcya ratunko
wa jest w toku.
Same miasto Sedgwick ucier--
pia}o stosunkowo niewiele, gdyz
zburzonych tam zostalo tylko xii
ka dom6w IA przedmiesciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
WYRZADZI $3,000,0 900
SZKODY.

Atlanta, Ga. Wskutek trzech o.
gni W r6znych punktach tutejsze-
go miasta powsta} tn onegdaj pc
pofudniu olbrzymi pozar, kt0ry
Spowodowal szkody obliczane ma
. do 3 miliony dolar6w. Krotko
pc polnocy dopiero uda}o sic 60
zlokalizowac i opanowac, choc
wczwano pomocy stray ognio-
wych Z Macon, Augusta, Chatta--
nooga, Newman i Griffin i chociaz
W akcyi ratunkowej pomaga}o l.
900 zolnierzy armii regularnej z
obozu w Fort Mcpherson.
Polar wzial swoj poczatek W
dzielnicy murzylskiej, poczem OBJ
jail Geese dzielnicy handlowo-prze
myslowei i pczeniosl sic nastep--
ME do dzielnicy rezydencyjnej,
.niszczac razem okolo 40 "blokow
Ia S~zczeScie nalezy uwazac, re
ME bylo ofiar W zyciach ludzkich.
Umarla tylko jedna kobieta, pra-
wdopodobnie skutkiem p%rzestra--
chu, kt6ry spowodowa} atak SER
cowy.
Dc gwa}townego szerzenia sic
ognia przyczynial sic shiny wiatr
ktory udaremnia} wszystkie wy,
sikh stray pozarnej: Najstrasz--
niejsza byla chwila, gdyP 6znyn,
wieczorem' postanowiono din oca-
lcnia ulicy Pom de Leon ave.AWy-
saddle dynamitem W powietrze D,
koliczne budynki. l to jednak nie
byloby jeszcze pomog}o, gdyby
Inie okolicznoscc, re okolo polnocy
wiatr sic zmniejszy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31

81: panstwem buforowem pomie--
dry Rosya a Mani. Role Polskail
Imusza bye ezynnikiem przynosza
Gym korzysc cesarstwu niemiec--
kiemu. Zas wsZeikie inne rozwia
zanie kwestyi polskiej byloby zbro
dnia wzgledem naszych dzieci j
naszych wnuk6w."
TAX vice 0 takiej to Polsce w
sluzbie cesarstwa niemieckieggo'
MARIA konserwatysci niemieccy z
Prus Zachodnich, kt6rzy dotych-
byli niezadowoleni z"konika
panstwowosci polskiej."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
ON nzvwac Ora. Piotra Gomozo.

lem uzywac Ora. Piotra Gomozo.
b6le me ustapily, i ciesze sic do
skona}ym apetytem." DR.. Piotra
Gomozo, lekarstwo, o kt6rem tn
NOVA. ME MONA nabyc W apte--
kach, Specyalni agenci dostarcza-
ia je wprost z laboratoryum fab
rykant6w:, DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co. 1875 S. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago, Ill.