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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-09
CITY HAPPENINGS AND
PERSONAL MENTION.


ECRSONAL MEN IlON.
++*+++++++++++++.
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Ready WEAR

IhlS stock has never been more cor
--an Tx now. Elegant Coat Suits. Goats D,
Skirts Blouses. etc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
BOY VICTIM OF
AUTO ACCIDENT
IS NEAR DEATH
Homer Smlthson Runs Into
Car; Skull Fractured,

Homer Smithson, 7.year -old son q
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. v. Smithson Of 0O
East Eighth street. Is At St, Aathonys
hospital wagins a bitter fight asains,
death, % q Sesuk OF an automobile &C.
cident llast night, in which the young
ster sustained . fractured SKULL and .
fracture o( his right leg.
According to information IN regard to
the accident Mr.. Smithson and his lam.
liz were riding in his automobile and
stopped on Sixteenth street. the little
fellow getting out Of the car 70 cross
the street to pick flowers ~ hs ran
from behind the automobile. the auto
mobile q A. p. Stewart oi 40 West
Sixteeath street Was passing and eyi.
IDENTIFY the boy did NOT stt Il Tor ~
erAsked into H. .,tl d
The by was unconscious when
picked up and was taken TO. ST. An.
ihcnts hcspital. Reports from hii
bedslda the morning are thst he 10 ID
q vesy Sesious condition end the
chances ere sesinst his recovery.
No blame icf the accident 10 attacked
! to Mr., Stewart\
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
MEXICAN evNleAI|
RtiDS tlI|E|Rlb|'AI !
FISHING VESSEL
Schooner Looted in the Gulf
of Mexico,

GALVESTON. Texas. June 4.--The
American Fishing company schooner
Areas was boarded by the crew OF a
Mexican gunboat Of the coast Of t.
Mexico, on the high seas. on
May 81, and looted Of clothing, fish-
ing gear and medicine chest. This
news was brough, here this morning by
Can't s. A. Mcdonald Of the Areas who
arrived in mort directly from the scene
OF the incident.
A small steamer. apparently fish
ing vessel, was sighted by the Areas
on the Campeche banks, ABOUT fifteen
miles from Santa Ana, Tehuantepec
early in the afternoon Of May 81. The
steamer. mounting two guns, came
alsukside the Areas, and, according ia
Csptaan Mcdonald, sent on zoard a
party heavily armed, which seized oil
surplus clothing and provisions on he
Areas, as well as some Of the fishins
material and medicine chest. Onl,
enough provisions were left for th'
Areas TO get back to Galveston.
The Mexicans claimed to be Ca'
rama soldiers who had received M
clothing or nay for months The steam
er flew no flag.
Mcdonald made Z statemen, cover
ing the incident today to the fedora
mort officials here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
TEN THOUSAND
men EXPECTED
TO ENROLL here
Mayor Orders Officer at Each
Precinct Tuesday,

Every whistle in Oklahoma City is TO
be tied down and every bell rope viii be
in strong and willing hands at 7 o'clock
tomorrc0 'mornins when the youths Of
the city set forth TO enroll and place
themselves at the country's cali. II was
evident today that the opening Of the
registration places In the morning will
be marked with one Of the most unusual
patriotic demonstrations In the history
Of the city
Everything In Rsadinsss.
Everything was In readiness today for
the registration. Each Of the registrars
Of the fifty-one precincts Of the city
will be In his place at J o'clock IN the
morning and keep open house for the
boys who will wear the khaki until 9
o'clock at night.
Mayor Overholser made arrangements
today TO police each OF the registration
places and to provide emergency aid 70,
any precincts where there may be Z
rush Of registration. He is we'll Satisfied
with arrangements which have beer
made and predicts the 10000 men ol
Oklahoma City subject to The draft will
he registered without = hitch.
clsrks Offer Services,
Fifty bank and postoffice clerks toda,
volunteered their aid to Mayor Over
holser In the registration, Their services
tcs.unvss a pss, 4 Column o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
Confession duplicating !. v. VS.
| Saves Life Of Man Hanged at Dewar
Points to Remember
Registration Day

There is only one day for reg
istration---tomorrow, June 5, 1917.
livery male resident OF the
United States who has not reached
his thirty first birthday MUST reg.
lister on the day set--June ), l9D.
The only exceptions are pefscps IN
the military or naval service Of the
United States. which includes all
officers and enlisted men OF the reg
ular Army. the regular Army Reserve,
the Officers Reserve Corps, the
enlisted Reserve Corps. the National
Guard and National Guard Reserve,
recognized by the militia bureau OF
the War Department, the Navy, the
Marine Corps. the Coast Guard and
the Naval Militia. the Naval Re-
serve force, the Marine Corps Re
serve and the National Naval Vol
unteers, recognized by the Navy
Department.
3-Regishation is distinct from
draft No matter what just claim
you have for exemption. you must
register.
+Regisuation is a public duty.
For those not responsive TO the sense
OF this duty, the penalty of imprison-
ruent, not fine. is provided in the
draft act.
S--1hose who through sicknes,
shall be unable to register should
cause a representative to apply to the
county or city clerk for a copy Of
the registration card. The clerk
will give instructions as TO how this
card should be filled out. The card
should then be mailed by the sick
person. or delivered by his agent
to the registrar Of his home pre-.
cinct The sick person will incioss
a self-addressed stamped envelope
for the return to him OF his regis.
tration certificate.
6-Reaisuatiou booths will bs
open from J a, m. to 9 .. m. on
resisution day--June 5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
OIL COMPANY TO
BUY 100000
WORTH OF BONDS
Largest Single Subscription in
State Announced Here,

A liberty bond subscription Of 2OW,-
M by Tar the largest block taken so
far in Oklahoma. is the contribution q
the Bermont Oil company to Uncle
Sans war chest Definite information
Of the company's purchase was received
today by the Oklahoma City committee
In charge Of the liberty loan campaign.
J0e o,I,'S - ~,... I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
Kroasta4 Rebels Parade Petrograd
Demanding ! Former Emperor Mekelas
ALLOWANCE FOR EACH
PERSON DEPENDENT ON
SOLDIER ADVOCATED

N0YASHINGTON. June 4.-Leg-
wv islation to provide allow
w ances for enlisted men OF the
army and navy based in each case
upon number OF dependents is rec
ommended in report today to the
council OF national defense by a spc.
eial committee Of the chamber of
commerce Of the, United States which
recently Investigated the subject at
the request OF Secretary Baker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
COMMUNICATION
SENT TO RUSSIA
ON U. S. VIEWS
Document Withheld From Pub
|icatlon In America,

WASHINGTON, June %--President
Wilson's communication to the new
Russian government on the war aims Of
the United States has been delivered a
Peuosrad by American Ambassador
Francis. but will not be published In
this country or in Russian for q day or
two while the state department Is clear
Ing up what are officially characterized
o. matters Of detail"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
FlvE nm llllD
" BLAST N mlnE

NANAlMO. B. C., June Alive men
were instantly killed and much damlse
done 10 No. 6 shak .of Ne Canadian
Collieries Dunsmuir q Cumberland BY
. terrific expicsion oi sakaown cause,
At ll,a m. ysstesday. The ftvs vie
tins were msabsss Of . sesvey party
and were mapping OF the work for
the week. The mine 10 uAder the heart
Of Cumberland and the town vas badly
rocked BY the explosioa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
Sailors From Garrison Make
Big Demonstration Against
Minister Of War and Pro-
visiona| Russian Govern
n1ent,
.BUyUTEFF ISLAND BURNING
Conflagration Follows Violent
Explosion at Port Of Petro-r
grad; Warships to Bring
More Men,

PETROGRAD, June 4LSailors iron
the Kronstadt garrison, which recentiy.
declared its independence OF the central
rove snn,ent, arrived in Petrograd today
u was announced that the waIships
would come to petrograd Immediately
and land men TO make demonstrations.
i,ater II was said the sailors had made
sn attack At Gutuyeff island, a port OF
Petroarad. This proved untrue; but II
caused intense excitement in the city
sad the sending Of military force TO
the spot.
Regarded Al Bosstful' Talk.
Al threatened demonstration, did not
msterisiise. They were regarded by .
majority as merely boastful talk ON the
naft OF the extremists.
The Kronstadt sailors who came 10
retsoGvad said the demonstrations
would Be for the purpose Of bringing
about new elections Of members ot ths
council Of wortmer's and soldiers DEL
eaates whose present members were
denounced ss bourgeois. The sailors
also demanded that Former Emperor
Nicholas be handed over to them. AZ
street meetings they expressed disset-
isfactiou with War Minister kerensky
and the whole provisional government,
particularly for abolition of the death
/, penalty which they characterized as
premature. Il,
On Waiting the Cu,uyeff quarter, III,
corresucndent said that q vast fire haf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
'''''4 J: ~ i':;; '::;;;ilH H;;; His:.,

NEW YORK. June %--There was a
break Of approximately $50 q bale In
cotton early today. After touching
U.32c on the call. July broke TO q .oOc
within ~ minutes. Later deliveries
allowed substantial losses owing to re-
ports that spot cotton was selling below
parity and reported improving crop
conditions.
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final WARNING.
ISSUED AGAINST
DRAFT EVASION
Government Expects Few Men
VIII Refuse,

WASHINGTON, Jane A. Final
warning against evasion oi the dsait
REGISTRATION lomovscw os attempts 10
inducs others TO evade L wse issued
today BY Attorney General Gregory
He Md Ne expected a lev men IN seeh
community TO refuse 10 register Sst An
tieipaled no resort 10 force to preven.
execution Of the lev. 4.l..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
$4,000 Blaze
in South Boston

BOSTON, June I. = Fire q South
Bosten today destfoyed tts chemical
plant Of 7. c. shley q Co. and the
warehouse and work sooms, of the In
tesnstlvnal Waste company loss, SlO,-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04

The second picture shows. the West
Side school building. So badly was il
damaged that il will practically have
to be rebuilt School had Sseu dis
missed or otherwise scores Of children
would probably have been killed here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
Cloudy Tonight and
Tuesday, Forecast

LOCAL roRGcAsr = Partly slsudy
weather teWieht ANd rvsseay, nst much
change IN tsmpsratvrs.
srArs roHecAstr- ren'sh, end
russaay partlv e,svsy. lr.
KANSAS and wpsT rExAsEr,sn.
orally fair.
ARKANsAsAPsrtly cloudy: warmer In
north.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04

and many more injured BY the storm.
The photograph on the left shows .
district absolutely devastated by the
t~ister. II is at the southwestern part
Of the city where the storm entered. Not
house was left standing for blocks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04

In the extreme right Of the picture
will be seen two slides" neither Of
which was injured by the twister, al
though trees and other heavier objects
nearby, including the building were bali
demolished.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04

The third picture WAS taken At one
corner Of the devastated area. Behind
the two men and woman in the middle
foreground is a pile Of debris. all that
remains Of a two-story house. To the
right Of the woman and just behind the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04

80 Mesveqla!
formation veesivqo ~ ~
leeasioa here oeesy. -
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-04
Many Agitators Are Arrested
Following Staten ent Of
Suspect Taken From City
Jail by More Than Fifty
Men.
TOWN IS WITHOUT WATER
Dynamiting Declared Result Of
Election and Not Related to
Anti-Draft Movements
BULLETIN.

DEwAR, Okla. June "A huge
mob from Dewar 10 nov % ~ Wy
TO Okmulgee, county ssat q Qep
mulyee county, who're Il y uo11'
stood that eas Of tAs leo1eSs q -
Working cisss uniea b ~ se1nQv
IL nov lodged n jail u = ~ ~.
pose Of tAs mob % ~ tAsl u -
10 either trisd Instantly - Noe4ee
DEWAR. Okla, June A--(Spscisll-
A mob OF more than fifty meu ae4
boys rushed the city jail here eerIy
Sunday morning, overpowefed the Dassd
and secured possession OF ]. Boxer,
suspected Of having dynamited the no.
010- gallon water tower In which the
city's water supply was Stored.
Hoistsd, Tesn cut Down.
The mob hustled Baker TO Q tree h
an alley near the Jail. tied . rope
around his neck spd hoisted him IRON
the ground. After ne had struggled Tor
Q moment, he was cut down and ~.
viyed. He then contested that he had
taken part in the dynsmiting and i'm.
plicated q number Of others. many q
whom have already been srrested-
Baker Is said TO be . member Of The
Industrial Workers of the World, NJ
practically all the remainder of thees
arrested either belong to that Organic.
ton OF TO the Working Clsss uniea. \
few are said to Ne extremist nembese
OF the socialist party. n ~
Rssuk u Elsetien. "A
Baker 10 ssid TO hays TOD eity ~
fieials that the dynsMltiag a tAe v1>p
tower had no eonneetSoa wi(h ~ dF4R
registr alton excitement He b repoet
ed to have suribuled TIE slesa1 -
ehaerin AZ The outcome of . sedeae ~
election. ~ = "a
The Dewar tower wss b,ess - ~
Ssturtsj night i stands - - -
q hill near the esQ sa1 ~
the time Of ~ s(teNRQl y>1.2
luekily. flowed ialp 3 &C., ~ 4
not hurt the town. tn eoen64 q =
town wac abou1 @>m NJ -
Quence cf Ne Aeoeswttoos Dv8
without vstes ssvS ~ - ~
from wells. 3 ~
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rested N eonssellb
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
ZAPRZECZE-
ME.

Washington, 26. wrzesnia. -
NIinisterstwo marynarki wydalo
urzedowe zaprzeczenie kursujacej
Cd kilku dni pogloski, jakoby W
ostatnich cza:ach niemieckie NIL
ny zaatakowafy W poblizu Anglii
konwojowana przez okrety wo-
JENNIE flotylle amerykahskich okr-
tow handlowych i zatopiiy piet
Z Mich, jakotcz diva kontrtorpe-
dOwce.
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STRATY ANGLII.

Londyn, 26. wrzesnia. - w ciQ
gu minionego tygodnia straty an,
gielskie W ludziach - mimo no.
wei i wielkiej bitwy we Flandryi
So ogolem o wiele mniejsze, ni7
tygodnia zaprzesz}ego - wyno-,
sza razem 23,O25, w tenn pole.
glych niespelna $500; w zaprze,
szlym tygodniu liczba STRAIT ogol.
ma wvnosi}a %7,164.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

toiski correspondent niemicckie:
gazety Die Koelnische Zeitung'
zostai tn aresztowany przez a
gent6w federalnych wiadze
v~drozy}y przeciwko MENU poste,
powanie karne. Skonfiskowano ma
dworcu kolejowym wyslany przez
niego kufer, kt6ry zawierai okoio
2CO funt6w protokoi6w z posie-
dzei kongresu, miedzy mimi zaS
take kilka NOW senatora LaFol-
lette'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Skladamy serdeczne podzieko,
wanie tym wszystkim b~ioracym
udziaI W ~pogrzebie ukochanej
siostry n~aszej sp. Wiktoryi Jusz-
czyk; Wiel. ks. w. Rapaczowi
panu organiScie, panom "a ME,
sienie zwlok i wszystkim, kt6rzy
brazil udziai jakikolwiek W pogrze-
bic. zasyfamy &c serca staro-pol,
skie bog zap}at!!"
Bracia. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
INNE TELEGRAMY.
GADANIA POKOJOWE.
Piotrogrod. 26. wrzesnia.

Piotrogrod, 26. wrzesnia. -
Przemawiajac ma sesyi egzekuty-
wy organizacyi zolnierzy i Re--
botnik6w Rosyi, minister wojny,
gen. Wierchowskij, oSwiadczyi, Il
Rosya otrzymaia zapewnienia Cd
Anglii, ~i'rancyi, Wioch i innych
aliant6w, IL ME zawra oni poko-
ju bez Rosyi. w ten sposob Ro-
sya otrzymala zapcwnienie, IL
RE zoStanie opuSzczona w per-
traktacyach, re jej sprawy bedq
miaiy W pokojowych ukiadacA
z~naczenie r6wnie zasadnicze, jak
Belgia, Alzacya ! Tryest, re wiec
- mimo jej ostatnio slabych wy
datnoSci %wojennych - ma wSzel-
kie szanse zwycieskich W wojnie
tel rezultat6w. Nova wywarla
bardzo dobre wrazenie.
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Podziekowanie
Braciia.

Zasyiamy serdeczne podzieko
wanie "a przedkie wypiacenie Pc.
smiertncgo Sp. Katarzyny Michal
skiej: Tow. Sw. Maigorzaty nr
grupy 80 Wolnych Polek ma zie
mi Waszyngtona.
Onufry Michalski, MAJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
POZAR LASOW.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 26.
wrzesnia. - Krajowy las w Black
hills stoi Cd wczoraj W piomie-
mach i pozar jego zagraza roz-
szerzeniem sic ma inne lasy W po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

Co DO ogioSzen - wtelkich I M.
Ugh, ka1dego rodza1u tresci -
DZlENNIK CHICAGOSKI rajmuJs
bezsprzscznie pierwsze miEjscS " ca.
Tel AmOryeS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

wiecie Homcstake, kt6re posiada-
ia bardzo cenny drzewostan.
Ogieh zostaE prawdopodobnie
spowodowany uderzenicm pioru-
nu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

Reklams }esr podstaw1 lic1nycn
przedsieoiorstw ameryBetskich. wiec
przemyssowiec polski dobrze zrobi
isaeli stale reklamowac bedzie swoj
interes W DZIENN1KU CHICAGO
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BacznosG ,,Zywa Flaga"

Uroczysty obchod ma Geese Ro'
dakow naszych Emisaryuszy
Francyi ma sic odbyG w pawilonie
dexter Park, w kt6rym Gala
Polonia ma wziac udziaf.
Wszystkie panic, kt6re pragn9
braG udzia} w ,,Zywym Sztanda
re-, MECH sic zgfosza natych.
miast do nizej podpisanego komi'
tetu:
A. Emilia Napieralska,
1909 n. Ashland ave.
Halina Wolff,
1909 N. Wicker PIX. ave
Maryla Uchacz,
1855 Armitage ave.
Wanda Dombrowska,
1855 n. Wood utica.
Florentyna Rupinska.
1886 West 36ta utica.
Walerya Koziowska,
1853 Milwaukee ave.