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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

Dorothy Dix Says
MAKING THE MOST OF HOME AND HERE.
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

empty, with only the barren memory ior
comfort that they missed the best thing
that life ever offered ia them
Most of ", could he a thou,andlolI
happier than We are and pr, iar NOR,
out OF HE # We only had intelligence
enough to enjoy the present momcu,
and get the most pleasure out OF 4,
instead ot putting Oft enjoying thing,
TO ,omc indefinite future that never
comes.
We arc tired and oyerworkcd, AMI
We need 4 rest and Il pleasant trip. bur
in place ol taking IT while We still ha,.
health and strength enough To- enjoy u
We wait until We are So sick and ml,cJ
able that the only place we can go !.
to a >aultdrrrn We Ncr,mp and save
| and deny ourselves all the little iudul
rcncc' that We crave and that ",
could So ENJOY now IN order to pile II.
money 10 enjoy in our old aye. AM
then wc ind out that whcu we are old
We no longer want things and there at.
no pleasures that our money viii buy IL
Life has not taurh, Us the clcmentar,
fact that We only live one daN At a tim,
| and that what we have missed TO-DAY
We have missed forever. Therefore tn,
wise man and woman make the best al
now and here. 1t is all We have %
time and opportunity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
Twenty-Fi Join
Aviation Division
Here in Past Week

The army recruiting station has had
a total enlistment Tor the first ten DAYS
OF this month OF ninety eight men, thlr-
ty-thrcc OF whom are from Oklahoma
City The aviation division has cnliN..
ed twenty five men since October q.
The following men have joined the
army within the last ,wcnty-four hours
b {. Crabaugh Adair; {. A. Walling
ford. Sumner. W. l.. Crittenden, Stlg-
Ter. Charles u Powell, AltuS John l..
Hume. Hugo; Lee {. Wheeler. Colirs-
vile; Elmer +. Wool>cy. CARRIER; NJ
! Morrcll, Hunter +. K. Torbltt Har-
rah
The navy has had no enliStmcnt'
within in the last twenty four hours.
The army is very DESTROYS OF procur-
ing printers tina, will be able to leave
for France for immediate service. The
temporary camp is at Ayrcs, Mass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of September are past due. II not paid
by 5 p. m. OF the 18th service will be
discontinued. Pioneer Tel Il Tel Co.
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-12
DISTRIBUTED COST PER ACRE.
Normal Present
Average Is II Bushels.

The average yield for the state is
something near twelve bushels an
acre The figures given as normal
condition" nay be accepted as accu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08


+ FOR SALE Teu-room modern house.
terms Phone r. T. 3817
/ FOR SALE Eight-room modern
house, lot 52El92. close iu. S2s
Seventeenth street
ron sALE-Lots. nil district. from
$500 up- terms to- suit purchaser
Fheae r. a929-F. Q. j. Brten
FOR SALE-Two large lots, house
BARN, gas. and city water. o good
investment cheap If taken scou.
1903 Eighth street
FOR SALE Corner; block south of
~ r. J. q P depot. l20Xg3iz feet;
either ln lots 40 or go feet or whole
piece, paved street. Phone Dr. J.
4G3T-E
FOR sALE-One Of the finest and best
located eigbt-r00m residences ina
Rock Island at 1045 Twenty-recond
street, y. Is. Eu0ads. 100 Robinson
n0lldlug. phone r. l. 9S
FOR SALE--MOJeru Bungalow al 1000
Iwenty-ninth street. on corner lot.
45Xlz5 feet hot water heat. oak fin
ISM concrete cellar. Inquire 1881
Fourteenth and half street
FOR SALES eveu-r0om house TWen-
lE-ninth street. near Twentieth ave-
nue.. nearly acre of fruit etc.. house
80, 60 e17r tsLL-ls easy fhone
y. ., or WlLlef & walker
.a.e 'aIth hi4&
FOR SAIE-Fivc bungalow fvpe
MONIES strictly modern and high
quality throughout, just being COM
pleted VIII sell for part cash ball
~ -- 5.--1t pss mems. eau T. T.
-..-.-. ~ =. :. 22e.
Ch 7Al-i-- Bargain 10 real estate
Home five rooms and reception hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
Farm Lands.

49,
STOP PAYING RENT - Get ID north
Texas farm with the money Won now
part with as rent never 10 returnt
You get a big return on your small
investment along new line the Santa
ne IS building into this rich field
Buy farm on small payment down
before new railway comes. Get the
benefit of rise iD values You have
eight years 10 pay out This land Is
sd 0chiltree and Hansford counties.
just over Oklahoma line. where
wheat, cattle and hogs are great
money makers. Every quarter sec
ton inspected by Santa 10 agricuI-
tural agent Tweuty-dollar an acre
land here has made IS per cent year
Iy ON investment, If farmed right.
compared with 6 per cent on $50
land In Illinois and Iowa corn belt
Write AS for our booklet with par
ticuiars, giving experience Of farm
ers now there and results they have
achieved in short time and on small
capital Here's chance for the
Young man TO establish himself n a
bigger and more profitable way even
than father did Write today and get
in before the rush I will put you
p touch with the owners of these
lands C. T. Seagraves Industrial
Commissioner. A.. T. G. S. f., Rail
way, 352 Railway Exchange, Chi
CAGE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

ABSTRACTS Of title prepared OF cen
tinued to date covering any real as
.ate ia the county Prompt ana &C
cIrate service az reasonable rates
HOck lsland T.tIe d Abstract com
pany j J. Ingram. president. W. j.
Sweeney, Eecrftafy. 20a-21z Central
Trust and Savings bank BUILDING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Palnting and Paperhanging
Painting paper-cieauluE Phone 1865
hTst-class work reasonable prices
Phone r. T. 14f7 OF S2SE-
PAINTING AND FAPEDuANGIelG "
q. 3. Ruud, prices right; -4I6 Tweu-
rtatl avenue Phone r. 3462
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

.f
Carolina S. LUudaulsl admIuIstratrlx
- fHs estate ul Andrew d. EuuuuHt-t.
deceased, Es. t'gauh CARSON, A4peIl
-Aio.t+se-. Aarl "A. beraiutd. Aels
. l.t-tau. tatoliua 5. Luu44utaE. Gust IS
.-HHa4atsl betts Anderson ana Jauu
+ g. 'a4aie9n. H.t h4suana. Agtuur W..
H,.a. ANuuae p euauutra AHd robert
s. aa-. to~fa. hel HusvaIa. Lutt4e luuo
4aa.. HHuHH OF John r. 4.ruuQ4lsl AF
fuul LaudqHi-t. CuaIles l.uuatltIsr aad
39tdte LuuaQ aiat, uls sFIe. .NFHa4u
AAho4 aiea anu b9mtf LuuuAuiat. uIa
sitt' anna baHilH. Euth Johnson Us.
gre. ftH.aet aHu take itaasei heI HHs-
9.aH, "tltia tarlst4A4i#eu ana Juuu
lnils lia.taeh. het husband, Daniel d.
e'tt dl7tst ace. unknown ut4ra ot ueEI.
sees o. Daniel g. Garuau}t deceased.
t-A.s 8. 1AIHsea. waite. "a Dauiel g..
tadl"aa5t EuMIn laruaeg. tue uuRu0Mu
ueus - aetla-es 81 GAVIN 0aFuEe. ge.
ceased. lAe unhuoWu u4s or WIDOW Of
-uFin Darusey, cetssed Charles A.
t1afhee5. the uhNaown heirs or dow
sees - ANafies ~. garust}, deceased.
e"s tAaA'Hh WE o. widow pl -.uaties
a.. HHiif7v5t deceased, FRANCIS -. Game
e. tAe uhhao"h Helta or dttIsees ul
.ah.t7 ~ 1aih7es. deceased. inc uH-
known wife "I Htua'N ul ErHUlIs lI.
aaHAslE AaHas g.. RaIure.. thD HH-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
For Miscellaneous.


FOR SALE Cheap. horse. inquire
1919 Twenty-seventh street
FOR SALE Fine touring body
cheap Phone 10
FOR SALE Barred plymouth Rock
puHels. about ready to lay DR.. o.
y Myers phone 450i-N-
FOR SALE-El Elegant leather daveu-
pora ana kitchen cabinet fer quick
sale Phone 4z5s Il. !
FOR SALE Bicycle In fine condition.
$ii5 also folding baby buggy good
as new. So apply at Cable Music
house, 1905 Third avenue.
FOR SALE One Ranch g. Lange cleo
trtc br0ugham and electric charger.
Flrst-class condition Inquire 40g
Eleventh street. Moline or 1910
Third avenue Rock Island.
FOR SALE Household goods; dining
table, bedroom furniture; kitchen
utensils gas stove, washing ma
cnHuef dres5mak adjustable
form. etc I119 Nineteenth street
Phone k. I. 4Gol-N.
FOR SALE Rare opportunity. must
sacrifice $500 mahogany NiCtrola
style Photograph, with 20 records,
Tor $685. VIII ship anywhere out Of
Chicago c. o. b.. allowing examine
ton and IN NOT satisfactory viii pay
express charges both WAYS + Cot
ton. 5256 Normal boulevard, Chicago
FOR SALE Billiard tables. brand new
carrom and pocket. with complete
outfit. $50, second hand tables at
reduced prices. bowling alleys and
supplies easy payments. Cigar
store fixtures q speciality. Address
j. g. Sanders. The brunswick Balk-
.uHa1der Co.. 2I9 Harrison street
thone Davenport 6349 Davenport
Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08


FURNISHED HOTEL. for rents Is
rcoH SD per month 1f5 First
avenue Clinton Iowa.
FOR SALE Barber shop. owner
going into ness line Of business 4ZI
Fourth avenue. Moline.
FOR SALE-Or rent. furnished board
ing or roominE house. q bargain
doing good business. Fin business dis
rrtet or Moline CaH aI2 Twelfth
ntract Moline
observation-disclosures
sEABLE K AIARsHALL-At Attorneys
at-Iaa Office a02-303 Safety build
lag. Eoek Island
WALKER. INGRAM 4 SWEENEY
Attorneys and couuselors at law,
Money To loan ON real estate.
Rooms 20o-2l- Central Trust build
WILLIAM d. WALKER Attorney.
general law business corpora don.
probate and real estate law, col
-eaH0ns. 9L0 Peoples Bank building
Enaue Rock Island 24g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

London Silver

Feb Bar silver aT9-fGd
= ounce Money 4ss per cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
Observation-Disclosures



FOR SALE-Xou can buy 40 acres or
more rich silt Ioam land with clay
eu8H0iI. near Grand0u. county seat Of
Forrest 60. Wis. II YOU want 10
move on il let as tell you how little
fl takes 10 start Our reference IS
any federal state or county official
PeF-0ia Land Co.. Crandou. Wis. or
Charles H. Sternor. Monmouth. II.
FOR SALE r. Landol0gy. q magazine
giving the fs-fs i'm regard 10 the
land situation; tEsee months sub
scripUo1 free If for a home or as
an investment you are thinking Of
buying good farm lands. simply
write me letter and say Mail me
Lald0loey and all particulars free E"
address Editor Laudology, Skdmors
Land Co, 40 SkidmOre building
Larinetta. Wis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

Subscribe for The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

lc per word first Insertion nc word
each additional insertion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

FOR SALE-Iwo large lots, house
barn, gas. and city water. good
Investment cheap If taken soon;
sos Eighth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

ok SALE Corner; block south 0f
O. r. r. & r.. depot. le0xgaIs feet.
either iD lots 40 Or GO feet or whole
piece, paved street Phone n
aG8T-E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

FOR SALE Cheap. horse. inquire
1919 Twenty-severth street
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-24

for the Consumers and Hydrox COM
panies.
1t was Dandurand's job to put the
enamel finish on water coolers such
as are seen in Office buildings with
big water bottles in them. For his
skilled workmanship he got SIS a
week. His salary was sufficient to
keep his little family in modest-very
modest comfort. Now, thinks, Mrs.
Dandurand, the firms for which she
believes her husband sacrificed his
life by his diligence to duty should
repay her little for his being taken
away from her.
-O-O
Andrew Olson, 1929 N. Artesian
av., fell from. lamppOst. Dead.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-24

SUES CONSUMERS AND HYDROX
co. FOR $4,000
Ella Dandurand filed suit Friday
for $4,000 against the Consum-
ers Co. and the Hydrox Co. be-
cause she is in need of the money
and because she thinks the firms she
blames for her husbands death
should make some provision for her
welfare.
According to ThOs. J. Hickey, of
Lannen & Hickey, who with Chas. c.
Spencer are attorneys for Mrs. Dan
durard, the wOman's husband, Frank
DanduraQd, 1919 S. Halsted st., died
of lead poisoning, an OccupatiOnal
disease, contracted while working
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

0bozie N KOeniQSbruch.

" obozie II Koenigsbrnch, y
|sacksenii bylo. okolo 400 serbskich
wiezniow, kt6rzy wygl4dal, jak
|sk6ra j koscj, przykryte lachma-;
mani. Zamknieci byli. " osobnymm
,przegrodzeniu Z drutu kolczaste.:
go j inni jency francuscy Tub an
gielscy, ME smieli. i'm podac mic 2
Ijedzenia, ami .zblizac sic. do mich
pod surowa kara: Pomim 4 ,tego "a
kan inni jeacyt alianccy y nnoc.y
podkradali sig j przzeerrzzulcaali nie 81
czesliwym serbom kawalki. chlee'ba!
Ii ziemniaki. Kt6ry 2 litosci 20
stall schwytany ma .przestepstwie'
karany byl dwutygodniowym vie
zieniem. W rezultacie kilkuset ser
bow zmarlo skutkiem g}odu i wy
czerpania.
W Austro Wegrzech jency ser
bscy rozrzuceni byli pc kilku obo-
zach, a W kazdym z mich panowa-
}y rowniez strasznc stosunki, jak
W niemieckich. Najgorsze stosun
XII panowaly W Mauthausen, gdzic
wielu scrb6w ME przezy}o nedzy.
Wedding zeznan jednego z wiez
ni0w, kt6ry zbiegf czesto MONA
by}o widziec jencow przeszukuja
cych Smictniki "a koscia jaka wy
rzucona i zgni}a ME raz hub czem
kolwick mozliwym do jedzenia
Kiedy nicraz przcchodziiy, obok
wagony Z burakami. jency, pomi
mo bicia przez zofnierzy, obrywali
korzonki wystajace przez s~zczeli
NY wagonu i jedli jc chciwie wraz
4 zicmia i brudcm.
Skutkicm epidcmii W samym
Mauthausen zmar}o 900 serb0w.
Nicszczesliwy r6wnicz by} los
rodzin scrbskich intcrnowanych
W gfebi Austryi pc zajeciu Serbii.
Statystyka potwierdza tc opisy.
IObccnic znajduje sic W panst-
vach cantrlanyrh okO}O 70 600
Scrb0w W niewoli. Wedlug cyfr
4 ''Frankfurter Ztg." W +. 1915
bylo wtedy W panstwach central
nych 122,951 jencow scrbskich.
Blisko vice so procent umarlo W
tax krotkim cZasie, co jest najlep
Sym dowodcm s%trasznych stosun
kow W obozach ola jencow W
Nicmczcch i Austryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
UCzMY DzlECl NASZE CZYTAC, PlSAC
movie P0 P0lSKU.
TRACEDYE CAIlCY
WSCH0DMEJ.

PoniZcj W kr0tkosci straszcza--
NY podanc W ostatnich czasach ma
lamach prasy rosyjskiej informa-
Gle o krwawych i okrutnych wy
r%adkach, kt0rc EASILY W miastach
Galicji Wschodniej PREY 'odwrocic
ostatnim armji rosyjskiej.
Najbardzicj objcktywna opo-
wiesc o tych ponurych wypad--
kach nabicra ccch lcgcndy, PREY
kt6rej pickle Dantciskie moe wy
dac sic rajem.
Swiczo przybyly z frontu p. Gu
czkow, by1y rosyjski minister woj
ny, W rozmowic z przcdstawicicla
mi prasy oswiadczyf:-
"Bylcm $wiadkicm ostatnicF
wydarzch ma froncic poludniowo.
zachodnim. Bylcm Swiadkicm o.
kropnosci, przcz kt6rc przcszla III
dnoSc Ka}uSza. TO, co sic dziafo
W Ka}uszu, opisac sic ME da.
Przybyfcm W willie cwakuacji Ka
Msza. Trzcba bylo widzicc wy.
straszonc oblicza obywatcli. kt6.
rzy, ogladajac sic ma wszystkic
strony, wychodzili &c swych piw-
ME. Trzcba mice zclaznc ncrwy,
ably siuchac o%powiadan Swiadk0w
0 tych okropnoSciach, kt6rc ely
Mia pijana wataha W kaluszu.
Pc 40 do so ludzi gwalcilo pokolc
il 20 lctnic staruszki i niclctnic
dzicwczeta,. Rabowano bcz litoSci,
mordowano. 0 lie obywatcl odma
vial wydania pieniedzy. Jcdnej z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

wasz proboszcz gdyscic sic 2 MIN
zegnali kazaf wan iSc Z Bogiem.
mice go ZawsZc W Sercu i na u
stach, a ma max, Zescie rycerZami
katolickimi, wiernymi synami b.
ga i KoScio}a, wlozy} i'm medaliki.
Nicpodobna uwierzycc, mily Bra
Gle, abyS by} takim tchorzem zc--
bys mial wstydzic sic wyznac i pc
kazac otwarcie, lie ,jestes katoli--
klein, re jcsteS dzieckiem Boga i
Maryi, re nalezysz do KoScio}a
Chrystusowego. Bo gdybys mial
wstydzic sic tego pred ludzmi,
ito powiem ci wprost, re i Pan ia
zus kiedys IA sadie powstydzi
sic ciebie, DO tax wyraznie powic
dziaf, gdy chodzil pc ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

% A&sgaFss 1S+aElE
|przy piersi i grozono, ze je wyrzu
ca przez okno, jeieli ME da pie.
|niedzy. TIE same okropnosci pre-
zyl Stanislaw6w, co prawda, ME
ma taxa skale. Ucierpiala ME tyl.
ko ludnosc zydowska, ale r6wniei
Polacy i Rusini. !.
Starry oficerowie,kt6rym W ca
sic wojny. przypadlo W udziale
wielc cierpien, plakali, opowiada
jac mi o tenn, co dzia}o sic W Ka.
}uszu. Armja W takim stanie sta.
nowi ogromne niebezpieczenstwo
przy demobilizacji. Strach ogar-.
MIA gdy sic pomysli, co mas jesz-.
cze czeka pod tym wzgledem wo.
bee %potwornego wyuzdania moral
nego kt6re ogarnia obecnie wiele
oddzia}6w."
W opisie okropnosci kafuskich
podanym przez jcdnego zolnierza
W "Wiadomosciach R.D.R. i H."
z dnia 81 lipca, czytamy:-
"Wedlng opowiadan ludnosci
'by}a to Interchangeable rzez. Mai
grawanic sic z bezbronnych. Or
gjapijacka odby}a sic W bia}y
dzicn. Bito kobiety, gwalcono
dziewczeta, mordowano starc6w j
dzieci."
w "Birz. Wicdomostiach' 2 %
|lipca znajduje sic opis tragedjiKa
lusza, podany przez p. Brzeszko-
wskiego.
"Ustalamy, jak bylo - piszc p,
B. B. - Szturmowc, bataljony 2
oficerskimi lancuchami ma PRO-:
die jcdnym zamachem z%agarne}y
Kafusz, wyparlszy Niemcow. Trzc
ba bylo obwarowac "a SODA mia.
sto; wysunieto W tym celu diva
pulki picchoty. Brygada ME stu:
|chajac oficcr6w, domagajacych
sic, ably natychmiast przystapiono
do okopywania sic, rzuci}a ten
pic i grabic. Wytoczono beczkj
trunk6w i rozbijano je. zolnicrze
napclniali swc kociolki, a kto ME
zdazyl, k}ad} sic ia ziemie i carlo
cznic chleptai plynaca Ia bruku
ciccz.... Oficcrow, starajacych
sic upamietac coraz bardziej ira.
cqc.y ludzka fizonomje mot}och:
zakl0wano .bagnctami. Niemcy
Fkt6rzy odstapili, ostrzcliwali Ka.
|lusz szrapnelami. Halas bombar-.
Idowania %litcralnic zagluszony by]
wycicm i krzykiem kobict, kt0re
zomicrze gwalcili, odcinajac i'm
reject i picrsi. Me szczedzono nike
go; ami staruszck, ami oSmiolet-
mich dzicwczynck.
"lluz zyd6w, Polak6w, Rusi-.
now - W nadzicji ocalenia swo-
Itch oszczednoSci, zawiazywalo je
w woreczkach ma szji swoich ma.
I}olctnich coreczck, mySlac, zt
Ichoc tych malych anio}ow ME dot
kna bydlaki Ale i to ME pomog}o
|Zofnicrzc rozbierali dzicwczynkj
do naga. zrywali worcczki i zaraz
ma ulicach gwa}cili jc "kolejka'
|jcdcn "a drugim i potcm cwiarto'
wall. zolnicrzc strzclali do siebie
%nawZajem i do Oszala}ych VI udre
&c micSZkanc0w. Ma ulicach roz.
|stawionc byly kulomioty, kt6remi
zmiatano wszystko, co zylo -.
Razcm Z trupami rozwalili sic dc
bczprZytomnoSci pijani z%o}nicrze
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

nielze. bagnetami wydlabywali
trupom zlote zfzy.''.
Otto " streszczeniu relacje p.
Guczkowa j prasy 9 tragedji Ga.
Flicji Wschodniejj."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
Los JEGCOW "
NlEMCECH lAUSTRYl,

NlEACzECH 1AUSTRYl,
Wloski zohierz Palumbo Var
gas, byly prawnik,. kt6ry zglosil
sic ma ochotnika do :sluzby vols
kowej i przebyl czas jakis jake
wiezien austryacki, podaje " rzy
|mskim "Corriere della Sierra O.
PTS stosunkow panujacych W au-
stryackim obozie ola jenc6w W
Mautnausen W Austryi.
Opisuje on jak obchodzili sic z
jencami wloskim>. zo}nierze roz--
maitych narodowosci. Polacy i
%czesi, postepowali jak "gentlema
mi' wyraza sic Vargas - starali
sic schwytanym ulzyc niewole, cho
ciaz kubkiem woody Tub dobrem
s}owem. Austryacy NATIONALIST do
kuczali jencom i napastowali ich
Najokropniej zachowywali sic
wegrzy, ktorzy przechodzili obok
jenc6w bez najmniejszego wzru--
szenia i z imna krwia uziywali ich
"a tarcze W cwiczeniu strzclania z
rewolwcru. Wielu wloskich jen--
COW W ten spos6b zosta}o poranio
nych.
Raj do obozu przybyli dwaj of
cerowic wegrzy, a widzac swiczo
nadcsfanych wiezni6w wloskich,
kt0rzy od cztcru dni mic ME mic
III W ustach, wZieli diva bochenki
chlcba i lamiac .jc ma drobne exc
ISci, rzucali miedzy zglodnialych
po kawalku. SMELL sic nastepnic
do rozpuku z jenc6w wydzieraja
Icych sobie chlcb.
Raj znowu przyszedl do obozu
karykaturzysta austryackiego cza
isopisma "Simplicissimus''i chciaf
by jedcn z wiezni6w pozowaf mu.
)Pomimo protcst6w vienna zmu--
isZono 90 do togo.
Pozywicnic jenc6w by}o ponizej
krytyki. Rano otrzymal ''hcrba--
tie re Slazu. W pofudnie POO gra-
NOW chlcba i zoledzi i grochu i ia
llcrz goraccj woody, W ktorcj cza-
sem znalcSc MONA bylo kawalck
Idyni Tub marchwi. Ma wicz0r O.
trzXmywano Znowu talerz goracej
woody, zaprawionej maka nieznanc
igo pochodZenia. Przez przeszlo rok
jency otrzymywali codziemic Yep
)sutc Sledzic i sztokfisza. Jedynym
ratunk6w Ola wiezni6w byly mad
|chodzace czasem cd rodziny, z
Wloch przcsy}ki zywnoSci, ale ME
zawszc dochodzify II do rak adj
I~resata.
Ia ma mniejszc przekroczenic
surowych przepisow obozowych
lstosowanc by}y najbrutalnie.js zc
kary.
Jency musieli pracowac ciezko
W fabrykach amunicyi Drogi Vol
|skowc W. Galicyi. Polsce, Serbii i
fAlbanii, okopy, fortyfikacye by}y
dzieiem rak .jenc6w wloskich. Au
stro Wegrzy z}amaly przez to
prawo : miedzynarodowe, zwlasz
cza. zc :jency musieli czesto praco
wac pod ogniem dial przeciwnej
lstrony.
Bardzo rozpaczliwy obraz jen--
COW wojennych W Austryi i Mem
czech opublikowal paryski
E"Temps' wedlug korcSpondencyi
z Zurychu.
754 jenc6w serbskich W strasz-
tnym wprost stanie przyby}o do
ISo}tatu W Hanowerze z poczat-
klein 1916 roku. opisuje 6w ko
respondent. - Jeden z Mich umie
jacy nieco pc niemiecku. opowia-
dial co przeszli. Kiedy prowadzo-
no ich przez Scribe, ch}opi serb
Iscy przynosili i'm chleb, ser i slo-
nine. ale wegierscy zohierze two
rzacy eskorte, odbierali i'm to i
sami Jedi. Kiikakrotnie podczas
pochodu przez miasta Austryi thu
my ludnosci otaczaly wiezniow,
!napastowaly ich i billy laskami pc
glowie. Przez try miesiace praco
wall PREY budowie kolei W Cze--
Ichach.
Pozywienie dawano i'm bardzo
liche, troche niesmacznej -zupy, pa
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-15
LAWYER TO KNOCK OUT
INOETERMINATE SENTENCE

The report is going the rounds of
the legal fraternity that the Nevada
law which provides for the indctermhn.
ate sentence Of prisoners To the state
pcnitentiary is to be attacked and if
possible wiped on the books.
Some time ago, it is stated, a mum.
ber of the inmates of the state insli
tuition got in touch with a Los Angeles
attorney who declared the law uncOn-
stitutional and he agreed for the sum
| of l.CCC TO take the matter into court
/ sion. The money was raised by the
! ConviCts and on his arrival in Carson
/ the other day the aforesaid Los Ang
/ eles attorney was paid a substantial
/ retaining fee and is now getting hia
/ case i'm shape TO make n proper pre-
! scntation i'm court. With the l.. A.
man. II is said, is associated well
! known Reno attorney.
The claim of the lawyer, II Is under
/ stood. Is that when convict has scrv'
| cd his minimum time and has clear
record he is eligible to discharge. but
such status has not been recognized
by the state board Of parole, ard
there are many inmates OF the prison
still remaining there whose minimum
sentence has long passed, though they
have had numerous petitions for par
ole before the board. Probably half o
those confined at the prison have
served their minimum sentence.