davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Bill konskrypcyjny stat
sic prawem.
W. o. -o~s
Washington, "a maja.

chwalonc przcz obic Izby kongrc-
SUI przcdlozenic, wprowadzajacc
obowiazck powszcchncj s}uzby
wojskowcj, uzyskaio wczoraj vie
cz6r podpis prczydenta Wilsona !
stale sic Cd tel ehwili ten ,nn,cm
ustawa obowiazujaca. Ma tel pod
Stawic Stany Zjcdnoczonc mazda
sic W ciayu roku W p%osiadaniu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT armii zaciagnie-
t.ych Ia pod>tawic wyboru wladz
komplctnic wyekwipowanych i
dobrzc wy1rrnowanych zo}nierzy,
III kt@rvmi jU >tac bcdzic DIAL
Z pol miliona nowozacirznych j
pobicrajacvcl wyk>ztafccnic mill
tarn" jak" Si!a rczcrwowa.
Department woinv zajrtv jest
IA raZir w}1Wnir cnrrgicZncmi
przvcotowaniami Ito mobilizacyi
milicvi Stanowc.j, ktora wraz Z
W%o.j>kicm rcHu,larnrm tWorZN pier
W>zolinioWa armie bojoWa. Zapo-
wicdziHno juZ. Zc wSZyStkic pulki
vWardvi zo>tana powolanr do >luz
by pod >ztandarami najdalcj do
3%o >irrpuia. Il oficcrowic oblicza
.j4. r pc mit>ircznym najwyzcj
,,>zr>ciotvgodniowym wytezonym
'trrninyu wojska tc beda juz 60
.,owt do wy>y]ki do Europy, &C.
lem udrbrania tam oStatcczncgo
wv>zk"lrnia ,uZ Ia liniami oynia.
Znaiuujacc sic ~dotychczas ia
r"yraniczu mcNykanskicm puiki
armii rcyularncj >ciayajQ sic juz
i poru>za.ja w kicrunku po}noc--
mvm. wdZic W oboZach wojSkO-
wych poSluza ich bataliony jake
move jcdnn>tki do tworzcnia
Swiczych pulk6w. ably doprowa-
die armir rcyularna do pe'nej 81
ly ma >t"pie bojowcj. t. ]. do licz-
by :29'.OOO ludzi. Zanim rad "a
hral sic do e~ncrgiczncj %rckruta--
cyl. hrakowa}o do tel liczby 49,
sos ludzi. od togo cZasu zacla--
ynieto .juz icdnak 1888 nowego
rckruta i nalezy sic Spodzicwac,
lie r,>zte uda sic zebrac pred
10tVm cZcrWca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Z INV PoLSKlCH
W AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.
niewinnym st1zelania
ID zony.

Cznany niewinnym oskarzenia
strzclania do zony W zamiarze "a
mordowania jej, zostaf W ubicg}a
sobotc popo}udniu przez Sedziow
przysicg}ych W sadie kryminal--
|nym, pred sedzia Fitch, Stani-
|s}aw Mozinski, lat 80. Fam. pnr.
1902 North Ashlnad ave, Mozin-
ski W niedzicle, dnia 1Sgo marca
podczas nieporozumienia familij--
ncgo postrzelif jcgo zone try IA
~. Zone zabrano do szpitala po--
wiatowego, gdzic przcbyla szcSc
t.ygodni.
IONA zcznala, Zc MAJ postrZclil
ia. Gdv ona SicdziaIa bczbronna
ma kolcbaczu W kuchni, trzymajac
Ia rrku nicmowle. Zupclnic ina
:zcj Gala afcre tf6maczyf MAJ.
Zczna} on, zc prz.yczyna wszyst-
ki,go byl "bortnik' Dominik Kle
>zczcwski. W dniu wyzci wymic-
niony1m Mozinski rozdrazniony do
ostatccznoSci swcmi spostrzczcnia
mi chcial sto'ownika ~zastrzelic,
przcszkodzi}a TENN coma, ktora
ujmujac sic Ia klcszczcwskim sta
ra}a sic mczowi revolver 4 rcki
wytracic. Podczas szamotania pad
~ strza}y.
Sedziowic zawyrokowali. re pc
>trzelcnic bylo przypadkowe. Mo-
zinski icdnakowoz zaplacic mu-
>ial 500 kary "a noszcnie broni
palnc:j. Oskarzoncgo bronif adwo-
kat W. J. LaBuy brat sedzicgo
J6zcfa A. LaBuy'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Akcya pokojowa "
Niemczech.

London : Ber1lo, "a maja-Do-
nosza Z Monachium. stolicy Bawa
ryi, lie w kraju tym = prevail
mic katolickim Gala ludnosc "a
wezwanicm kleru okrzyknela go
towoSc swa do propagandy poke
iowcj. Akcya zostaje podjeta pod
god}cm Eucharystyi sw. a ma z
lie jcj stojq biskupi katoliccy Ba-
waryi i innych KRAKOW niemiec-
kich, kt6rzy podobno juz sic Pc
rozumieli 4 episkopatcm innych
KRAKOW wojujac,ych, nawet pc
stronic przeciwrej = alianckiej j.
cclcm wdrozenia i tam wiclkiej,
zorganizowanej propagandy "a
pckojem.
- w calych Niemczcch wzma-
ga sic pragnienie pokoju, a cara
ZEN widocznem jest znuZcnic VOL
ma j niezadowolcnic z rzadu, ku
czcmu przyczynia sic zawod, spo-
wodowany odlozeniem reform de
mokratycznych i niedostatkiem
zywnosciowych artyku}ow; podob
ncz wicsci dochodza Z Austryi,
gdzie stanowczo panoWac zaczys.
na-oryentacya pokojowa, bez w4t
picnia i sam cesarz Karol bylby
"a pokojcm kompromisowym -
z%wlaszcza, ze tam zn0w k}opoty Z
Wegrami staja sic powazne. Me
ma watpienia, IL gdyby Austrya
odrebny pok6j zawar4a, to "a jcj
przyk}adcm poszlaby i Bulgaria,
mozc take Turcya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
lie sic odwdzieczyl shUowi
nokaask NIL LIZ R.l.L -:

DeCrO1C, MICH. JOZcf baDak ME
m6gf czy tcz mic chcial znalezc
piracy kicpsko z MIN by}o. Zlito-
wal sic mad MIN jcgo stryj Stefan
Babak. zamieszka}y W domu pnr.
1894 Ignatz place i przygarnal do
siebic, dajac mu: przytulek az do
czasu wyszukania piracy.
Jozef lie sic odwdzieczyl "a to
dobrodziejstwo, gdyz w nocy wy
ciagnn} Z pod poduszki 500, Ia
oszczedzone przcz Stcfana. przebu
dziw>zy sic rano, ME znalazf pie
nicd.y. dial mac ma policye. Detck
tywi udali sic W picrwszej linii ma
>tacye kolcjowe, podcjrzywajac,
re J6zef uda sic w podr6z. RE
czywiscic, ia STACEY Michigan Cen
tlal >paccrowa} J6zef Babiak, czc
Eajac ia odjazd pociagu do Buff
falo.
Gdy IA stacy %policyjnej zrewi
Gowano pobicznic zbicga, znalczio
no PREY MIN tylko $33, skrzypcc,
zcgarck i billet kolcjowy do But
falo. - Jozef wypicral sic zarzu
conc,j mu kradziczy, lccz prawda
wysz}a ma Jaw, przekonano sic, re
W rozmaitych czesciach ubrania,
nawct i W krawatce ukryte byly
hanknoty. = Detcktywi powycia
gall 1925 re wszystkich skrytek i
zamkneli Jozcfa do wiezicnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Dwu mezczyz1 zabitych a
dwu pokaleczonych.

Dwu mcZczyzn zostalo z%abitych,
a dwu ciezko pokalcczonych, gdy
automobil w ktorym jechali, 10
stall wywrocony W poblizu Argo.
Smicrc ponicsli Jozcf kaminski,
lat %, Fam. pnr. 1912 w. 47ej III.
Town.of Lake i Leon Socinski, lat
%. Fam. pnr. BIO Monticello ave.
Avondale. Pierwszy byf szynka-
rem, drugi klerkicm pocztowym.
Ranni zostali Michai Marcin,4226
So. Washburn ave-, pokaleczenia
ma nogach i ramionach l. Upper
stein, 1900 Bishop III, pociety
szklem i uszkodzenia wewnetrzne
Automobil zdaniem policy z Ar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Amerykansk1e lazarety PREY.
byly do Angln.
Londyn, "a maja.

Londyn, "a maja. Picrw-
Szych sizes; komplctnir ~wyckwi--
powanyrh >zpi,ali polowych, wy
>lanych prZrz Amer. Czcrwonv
krzyZ IA front %trancuski, przy--
hvl" onc"laj q" Anylii.
Personal 1vrh >zr>ciu l]azarctow
>klada sic Z 200 o>1b. wlacznic T.
20 ~lckarzani i chiruryami i 6Ociu
IozorvzNniami %chorvch, rc>ztc sta
novi p"m"cnirza >luZba %Szpi>alna.
Cd rza>u przv>tQpirnia Stan"w
Z.irdnoczonyrh do wojny. pierw-
sly raz pnwirwar brdzir ma from
Gle franru>kim W Znaku WOjcn-
nryo >prZymicrzrnia, sztandar
"wiazizi>,v. PicrwSza ia partya
T. dalszvch do F'rancyi wySlac sic
majarvch ]lazarrtow Am. Ger.
krzvza. przvdzirlona zostanir do
armii hry1yj>ki'j i romieSci 800
luZrk.
PodruZ per>onalu lazarctow, -
.]ak uon">l rapport maJora Oil
>hri>ta. miala bye bardzo przy--
Jenna - t~owarzySko. Okret ME
>potkal pc drodze >ubmaryny, a
Ito por,u anvicl>kicyo e%skortowa-
ny hyi rrzrz krazownik hrvtyj-
ski.
Pirrw>za ia >crva laZarrtow a
mcrvkaiI>Eich zorganizowana 10
>1ala T. rrZcrW >zpitalnych W Gle
vclnad. Ohio. pod przcwodcm ma
.iora Harry l.. Gilchrist Z korpu-
>u medyczucgn Stanow i pod dy-
rckcya Ora. Georgia. W. Grille.
W przeciayu dwu dni rozpocznic
sluzbe w >trefic frontu wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24

Widla Brhnia ba ptrwSa kmad oaa cwcz $7OWNl0N uchwah0ap rz kongrs
ma vwne On! dotna *00O0OONO ma p"ztk* Ohazk przedNaN1ap r"n"eHenez eWeJ 90 pa
wei srony: Lord omf gubenMhr mgilskieob nku; pan Cecil sprngR"e' bCtHk ambasa
DOR ekrearzN cAdoo, pan Eardman Lever pan Richard Crawtod.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
N0WIVY
TELECRAFlCZNE
"a okietow angielskich ma
Rzym, "a lnaja.

Rzym, "a maja. = u Adryaty-
ku donosza 0 licznych walkach ia
TEN morzu. ostatniO stoczonych:
W jrdnym L portow w}oskich
znajdowa}a sic IA postoju flotyl-
H. any!rI>kich statk0W s}uZacych
do min WyiaWiania. Austryacy
Wysla!i nora >Wr lckllic KRAKOW
niki ku tclnu portowi j nag}ym
napadcm zdolaIi II oWych wyIa-
wiaczy min zatopic; uSilowa} cd
pcdzic napastnikow anyiclski LEX
XII kraZoWnik ''Dortmouth'', lccz
POSTAL torpcdowany. poczcm IA
wr6ciI ku portowi VEGAS don
dntarl. PoZnic.jszr >zcZcyoly dono
Sza, lie diva kraZowniki anyicls--
kic ''Dartmou1h' ''Bri>tol' od-
prdzily istotnir >trZalami Statki
austryackir i puScily sic IA ucho-
dzacvm! W pogon. dotar}y az pod
Iattaro. Dalm"cya. gdzir jcdnak
pojHwiIy 81: w"jcnnr okrcty au-
>~tryarkir. wobcr kt1rych angicl--
>kir >tatki mu>iaIy zawr6cic i o.
ba >zrzr>liwir do portu wfo>kic-
go d"tar'v. .]ak rapport austryac-
XII d"no>i, wzicto r zatorionycha
min wylawiaczv angiclskich y
Zolnicrzy nadto rapport 6w utrzy-
mule, IL 'Dartmou1h' POSTAL "a
lopionv - 60 jest nirprawda. DO
poSci-u Statknw auStryackirh
p~rzyI4c%y..a sic i r>kadra acropla-
now Wl">kirh. k,nrr pod (attaro
zhomb"ru"walv c>kaNrr au>trva
ck; i u>zkodzify cirZk" diva stat
Xxi au>,rvackir: jrdrn Z mich od-
wlccZonu praWi" tonarN do portu.
Dopirro W puwr"rir %krqzownik
"Dartmuu'h ZuSt.l torprdowa-
ny prZrZ nllr au>trNHckl, lccz zuo
lul pnwrHrir Go portu wlo>kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Samobojstwo.

South Bend, Ind. Bronis}awa
Marpinczak, c6rka W}adys}awa
Marpinczak, Fam. pod l. 61O PREY
polud. Olive ulicy, umar}a oneg--
daj rano, 0 godz. 1Otcj pc paru
yodzinach naglyck meczarn. Liczy
Ia lat r. Lekarz dzisiaj uznal, re
Bronis}awa zazyla kwasu karbolo
wcgo, popelniajac przez to samo-
b6jstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Pohnilionowa armia do
Francyi
Pierwsza ekspedycya liczyc be-
die $4,000 So1nierza procz
1000 zolnierzy marynarki.

dSuluSI ON, -. -. q ul1la - l.
kM urzedowych ujawniancm 10
stale. zc W ciagu roku sila zbroj-
Ma Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych M H.
nil bojowej. wyno>ic bedzic pol
miliona ludzi. ia ladzic j ma mo-
rzu j potrzna oskadrr okrrtow
wojcnnych.
Ia picrw>za ckspcdycya pod ko
mcnda gen. Pcrshinga %(wynosic
maiaca 2S.OOO zolnicrza regular
ncgol. p6jdzic potczna armia T.
milicyi W pcwncj formacvi wojcn
ncj. W koncu novo pobrani. pc
6 mic>ierzncm trcnoWaniu.
Welding obliczen dcpartamcnt,1
marvnarki. to do prZcwicZicnia
ckSpcdvcyi PcrShing'a a. sprzymic.
rzcni beda zmuszcni dostarczyc
50 okretow. kaZdy O. 5000 ton
po.jcmnoSci.
W ciagu picciu mie>iecy try
na.jwieksZc okrety nicmicckie, "a
brane przcz Stanv Zjrdnoczone,
Natcrland. George Washington
jcszczc jedcn. ME wymicniony. b!
da gotowe do przcwozu armii do
Europv. W tym cza>ic zostana
tel i inne nicmieckic okrety ma.
'prawione i przerobione ma trans.
:%portowcc.
Cd dzisia:j wzmozona bcdzit
czynnosc w rckrutacyi ola armi
rcgularnej. jak i Ola milicyi. -
Pierwsza potrzcbuje do pe}neg1
stanu 100000. a druga 10000 r.
krutow.
W ciasu roku. d%epartamen'
wojny spodziewa sic wystawic al
mic Z LOO 900 zolnierza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Skradziono 280 delarow.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. w czasie III.

Wilkes Barre, Pa. w czasie ME
dziclne:j manifcstacyi polskieJ
skradziono Piotrowi Pitkiewiczo--
wi zamieszkafemu pod numercm
SO Brooksidc ulicy sumo 28O dol.
Pitkiewicz wyja} pred niedaw-
nvm czasem $50 dolar6w z banku
T. obawy pred wojna, do}ozyl jc
szczc do tel sunny 100 dol, ktora
mial w domu i przy najblizsje wy
p}acic chcia} uzupefnic do sunny
300 dol. j zlozyc te kwote do pocz
towcj kasy oszczednosci. Opr6cz
tego popefniono jeszcze diva innc
kradziczc W czasic nicdziclnego
pochodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Walk we Francyi.
Berlin, "a maja = RAPPORT

Berlin, "a MAYA = RAPPORT nc
miccki przyznaje ewakuacye Bull
lecourt pod prcsya angielsklch
>z1urm6w. cato odparto shiny a.
tax :-nyiclski ma linii Gavrelle-
Fre>noy: IA skrzydlc francus--
klein kanonada bardzo silna Ma
Chcmin dcs Danes, oraz pod
Brave Laonnais, gdzic potem Cd
parto lokalne ataki francuskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24
Jedzie z wyprawa anne
ryka1skq.

Filadelfia, Pa. Pan Stanisfaw
Zbytniewski, kt6ry pred rokiem
ukonczyl akcdemje malarska, "a
dny wrazend - przylacza sic W
charakterze oficera do wyprawy
amerykanskiej z pomoca Francji
S%tarania pred : %wyjazdowe juz
nasz artysta porobil. Szczesliwcgo
i odznaczonego powrotu zyczymy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24

go, pedzil bardzo szybko, gdy pc
klo jedna Z ko} gumowych. Same
chod podczas wypadku zjczdzal z.
CORY zwanej Cemetery HILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-24

Niemcy wykonali shiny atak pod
Roye i wzieli tam okop francuski
a ma MIN $50 Francuz6w do ME
wolf.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

Balance due for Dec.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31
LAKELAND YOUNG MAN
AND DADE CITY GIRL WE'D

Mr.. Frank e. Hamwey, Of Lakeland
and Miss Wilma Wilson Of Dade City
were united in marriage at The home
of the BRIDES parents last Saturday,
Dec. %. The wedding was a quie,
one. only the relatives Of the family
and a few friends being present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Milton M. Bales. pastor Of Tie Col
lege Street Baptist church.
The bride is the attractive youns
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pied vii.
son who live southwest of town. ani
is well known and admired by a wide
circle Of friends. She comes from one
of the Oldest and best known familie.
In Pasco county.
The groom is promising youn,
business man of Lakeland, where h.
is engaged in the insurance business
The young couple, who have the bes
wishes Of host of friends, will max,
their home in Lakeland.-Dade Cit,
Banner.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Whereas. it has pleased our Heav.
|enly Father To take from this world
|of sorrow to the home Of many man
siona our fellow member and broth
Ter. Mr.. Samuel Booher, who had
served faithfully with us in the work
|of our church, and whose kindly dis
position and Christian companion
ship will be sadly missed by US. we,
the members Of Grace Evangelical
Lutheran congregation. Lakeland
Fla, wish to express our deep appre-
cintjon Of his character and spirit
and adopt the following resolutions
Iof respect:
1. That, while deeply grievcd at
our great loss, we bow in humble
lsu omission to the will of our Lord.
O. That we will continue to cherish
his memory az worker with US Ia
tho Masters vineyard.
8. That we extend to the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy In this
their time Of sorrow, and would Low
ingly commend them to the care OF
Him who does all things we'll and tc
the consultations Of His word.
4. That a copy of these resolutions
Be sent to the bereft family; and al
SO copy to the local papers and te
the Lutheran Church Visitor for pub.
lication.
|
v. v. VAN HUSS,
I. OTTINGER,
Committee for the Congregation.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31
CONGRESSMAN DRANE
ANNOUNCES FOR REELECTION
CONTINUED from Page A.

CONTINUED from Page A.
rious military and naval branches.
Gives Personal Attention
"A list of the thousands of spec
ial missions which l have undertaken
at Washington for constituents would
more than ffl your paper" said the
congressman. "The success I have
attained in all these various affairs I
attribute to the fact that have given
each and every one Of them my per-
sonal attention. ] do not entrust
them to messenger boy or secre-
tary, or try to handle them by mail
or telephone-but in every case go
personally to the proper authority
This has required vast amount Of
time, to the extent that l haven't had
a days rest since entered the house
not even in the brief vacation period
which we were allowed. l will re
turn to Washington January / and
want not only my constituents of the
first district but every Floridian tc
feel that he can call upon me fol
whatever service is within my power
and it will be given willingly and
industriously to the limit Of my ca
pacity."
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express to all the
friends who showered u, with sy,u-
Ipa'hy and countless kindnesses, dur
Ing the illness and death Of our hus-
band and father. our heartfelt
thanks. and for the many beautiful
floral offerings we wish to especially
express our deep appreciation.
MRS. L. F. HENLEY.
MR.. AND MRS. U. e. COMBS
MIR. AND MRS. CLAIRE HENLEY
MR.. AND MRS. G. T. SPEAR,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

$311.75

Balance due for Dec. $311.75
Advance payments:
DR.. Ralph Duffy-$8.33, January.
W. 7. sammon-$15.oo. January,
February, March. April. May and June.
Model Hardware Co.-$5.00. Janu.
ary.
DR.. r. r. Kime-$6.00. January.
F. B. Terrel-$10. January, Feb.
ruary. March, April and May.
/, Paul w. O'Doniel-$1.oo. January.
Brian Jeffffcott--$8.00. January.
w. X. Pearce-60 cents. January
and February.
F. B. Bryan-$2,50, January.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. all conveniences; close in.
Apply sos South Tennessee avenu.
or Phone 269 Green. 7047
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

LoST-Silver and topaz earring. Re-
ward II left at the Telegram ONCE.
704e
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

Efforts are being made by Moore
Haven c::ss:=ens to get transportat,o,
facilities for moving their enormous
crops of food.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

FOR ExCHANGE-$1,o 900 equity in
desirable property. Monthly pay.
ments equal to rent. to pay of mort
gage; nice location. VIII exchang,
for any good late model auto
Buick preferred. Address "K," Ev
ening Telegram. 704I
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-31

FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
Ing nat with bath. South exposure.
2 porches. 210 South Lake Ave.
7045
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-08

Just and unreasonable to the extent
they exceed rates herein found reason
able.
"Ths, the tariff under suspension
should be cancelled"
Protests against the establishment OF
the rates proposed were made by the
Oklahoma Traffic association, the
Texas Industrial Traffic league, the
corporation commission Of Oklahoma,
the Fort Smith. Ark. Traffic bureau,
the railroad commission Of Arkansas,
the public utilities commission of Kan
sas, the Fort Worth Freieh, bureau. the
Dallas chamber OF commerce and a
large number OF other municipal and
sectional traffic and civic associations
Territory Involved.
The territory involved includes Kan
ns City, Wichita, all Of Oklahoma and
points in northwestern Texas The case
has been pending for some time and
the rate, proposed by the carriers a. Il,
solution were suspended by the COM
mission until December l. next The,e
rates were based largely on the scale
prevailing between Shreveport, La, and
points in Texas
From ST. Louis and from Kansas
City rate territory TO Texas" the ex-
aminer reports, rate, may reasonably
be somewhat lower for equal distance,
than Tor the territory TO which the SUE.
pended rate. are sough, to be applied
From points like Coffeyville and Fort
Smith there appears of record no res.
son why similar rates should no, b. ac.
corded as are published from nearby
point, in Oklahoma 10 Texas de,tina.
tions
Rates TO ArkAnsas.
Rates from Memphis, Tenn, to points
in Arkansas and to Shreveport, are no,
shown to be influenced by conditions
now existing"
The report proposes that In placing
the proposed scale in effect the short.
est workable route should he used Rail.
roads having roundabout routes. II is
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IL FERGUSON
'loANS DETAILED
1T TEXAS PROBE
0wsrnor Borrowed $4,000
From Temple Bank,

AUSTIN, Texas. Aug, "a brief
+. yo1efsuce to transactions by Governor
yAmss z. Ferguson through the Temple
etels bank and the First National bank
q Temple, were followed at today's
hsariag Of Speaker +, 0, Fuller's
sAafgss against the governor by the
feelins Of documents relating to Of.
feial action taken by the governor on
)ogislation, and the retention of {. w.
Wocdman as state labor commissioner
oiSes his nomination had been refused
osafirmation by the senate.
n. l. Downs, OF the First National
tonk testified sbou, some loans made
y Governor Ferguson by his bank in
The goveruN gave three note, for
em each to mature in 1914, 1915 and
1910 Mr.. Downs said
N. N. Crane, counsel for the house
Questioned Mr. Downs closely as to
when the second note was paid The
dats was Aug. n, 1915, and with in
tersst the amount paid totaled $500
Henry Plum, assistant cashier Of the
Temple State bank, testified yesterday
lhst there was Q debit against the gov
ernor's official account in the Temple
State bank on Aug. 25, 1915, OF $1,000.
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L. men now under arrest has been
postponed. Assistant United States Al.
torney Turnbull stated that the ring
leaders OF the ant, draft movement Will
he charged with treason and that the
rank and file now under arrest would
all he charged with minor offenses.
The death penalty will be asked for
the rinslesders " found guilty and long
term, of imprisonment for those found
guilty OF crimes le. than treason.
One hundred and eighty.eieh members
OF the w c. U, are now under arrest
and that many more are expected 10 he
arrested in the near future A member
OF the W. c y members now under
arrest stated that they would turn
states evidence and would tell all they
knew about the conspiracy and anti.
draft movement.
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They are given free train accommoda.
ton, free dinners, free clothe, and giit,
OF money When they reach their ma.
tive towns, they are acclaimed as mar.
tyrs Of liberty and receive proposals Of
marriage from attractive and wealthy
young women. Many enterprisng citi.
rens whose hands are innocent are Dos
ing as murderers OF despotic officials
Women as well as men are entering the
profession.
In Minsk has been arrested Catherine
Smirnoff, who announced she had muir.
dered M. lvanoif. governor of Odessa,
and described with pathos, her suffer
ings in the Arctic water OF Yaku,sk An
unkindly inquirer discovered that Odes-
n never had governor named Ivanoft
and that Catherine Smrnoff had posed
in Odessa as Sister Of Mercy. After
swndling seventy charitable CITIZEN, she
was expelled by the military authori,ie,
From Serbia, which a Russian proyerb
describes as the land of credulity."
similar cases are reported
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0KlAH0MA-TExAS
CLASS RATES TO
BE READJUSTED
tcsnupvsd from Psss onsb

tcsnunvsd from Psss ons)
vsrying from ~ cents per 100 pound,
for the first five miles up to $l7l for a
W0-mile haul, 10 proposed.
Report Of Examiner.
The tentative rspor, Of the commi'.
sion's examiner. which will be made the
,ubjset OF argumen, before the com
mission later, holds,
That the tariffs proposed and un-
der suspension are unduly prejudieisl to
the protestant and the localities, rep.
resented BY them in the following
particular. Insofar A. the proposed
method Of determining distances which
liz the ra,es differ. from tn. method
used In the Shreveport scal.; insofar
a. the application Of the addition, made
Tor hsuh In difierenhal territory makes
the proposed rates 20 that territory
higher, mileage considered, than rates
now In force under the Shreveport,
'oale, and where increases are pro
Nosed in class rates applicable on com.
nodi,ies ,hs, In the territory 10 which
he Shreveport scale. applies, move un.
Ter lower commodity rates.
Suspended ps,W Unjust.
That the suspended rates are un.
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Dynamite Is Found
Buried Near, Sasakwa

WEWOkA, Okla, Aug e-(Speci,l) J
Deputy Sheriff VIII Cross and a
small posse made a raid in In. Friend.
ship district west Of Sasskwa TUESDAY
afternoon and found a quantity OF dyns
mite and ,trychnine buried IN IN,
ground. There were seventy-five ,,iek,
oi dynamite and quantity Of CAP, and
one bottle Of sttychnine, the s,uff wa,
buried ON Clear creek near the home ol
shorty Eberly and was marked with m,
name OF J NJ Danlcy Officer, have
been looking for Dsnl,y who II, ore NJ
me leading w c. u, Of Seminal,
county and who was a leader in las,