davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
KONGRES
LIANCKI.
OZNAJaIIENnC.

Podlug uchwaly ostatniego posie-
dzenia, kazdy czionek Tow. DEVON
Wolnosci jest obowiazany stawic sic
W niedziele, Ego wrzeSnsia ma uro-
czystosc p~oswiecenia szkoly Sw. Troj-
cy, o godz. 2giej popo}udniu, pred
hala Romanowicza, r6g Division 1
Cleaver ul.
J6zef Iglewski, prezes.
FIR. X. WIcklihsk, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
I V0jNY!
= Natura terenu, ma ktorym

- Natura terenu, ma ktorym
walk sic tocza jest TAXA, IL linii
wiekszej - peinej rozwinac ME
MONA - bitwa rozpada sic ma
Gala mase bitew drobnych, gdzie
idzie 0 kazdy poszczeg6lny zafom
skalny - doslownie o kazda piedl
ziemi; W dodatku ostatnimi dnia-
mi zn6w niepogoda p~rzeszkadza
transportom wojskowym i wstrzy
mule tempo walk, w kazdym "a,
zie ma Bainsizza postep WHO
chow dobry trivia w pelni i mic
wstrzymany.
Wieden, 20. sierpnia. - Oneg-
daj ME bylo wazniejszych walk
ma Karsie; mad Vippact odparto
nocny atak w}oski; drugi odparto
pod Biglia; W okolicy Monte San
Gabrielle wielkie szturmy Who's,
kie zostaiy odparte zwyciesko
przez wojska wegierskic: Monte
Santo zostalo wziete przez Wlo-
chow; ma Bainsizza Walk sic to-
CA krwawe.
Paryz, 20. sierpnia. - Ma IL
mach Szampanii poza strzelanina
dzialowa, niema wazniejszych
w~ydarzeh; pod Butte de Souain
i Mont Muret Francuzi wyciecz-
kami zabrali spore gromady jcii-
COW niemieckich. Pod Verdun
Walk byly W okolicy Avocourt i
Beaumont; pod Vaux i Lapala-
mcux odparto diva kontrataki ME.
mieckie.
Berlin, 20. sierpnia. - ksport
niemiecki podaje: We Flandryi
pod Ypres i Menin atak ansielski
spelzi ma niczem pod ognicm mi
t~raliez niemieckich pod LANCE
marck i ma drodze, ku Rou...s
walk by}y bardzo zaciekie, lecz
ola nieprzyjaciela bcz rezultatu
odparto Anglik6w Z wielkiemi
stratami, pomimo, IL wspieraiy
ich aeroplany bombardujac po-
zycye niemieckie. Wieczorem i
noca Anglicy ponowili atak i
znow zostali odparci re stratami,
4 tylko nieznaczny odcinek pozy-
Cyl niemieckich n~aprzeciw Fra
zenberg zdola} nieprzyjaciel u
trzymaG. Pod Catelet kilka an
gielskich atakow zalamalo sic pol
ogniem niemieckich bateryi; ma
liniach francuskich, ma Chemin
DIES Danes, pod Courtroom by}y
walk lokalnc, pod ALLIES Niemcy
w walnej potyczce zwyciestwo
odnicSli. Ma verduhskim froncie
tylko pod Beaumont waznieisze
walk, wzieto tam wielu jehcow
francuskich, nadto ponieSli stra-
ty znaczne Francuzi w atakach
ma Nauchereville i drogi, do
Beaumont wiodace.
Londyn, 20. sierpnia. - Gig,
gu minionego tygodnia straty an
gielskie w ludziach wynosza zabi-
tych: oficer6w 21S, zoinierzy
2421; rannych: oficer6w 100, zos-
nierZv 10,902.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

grudnia, DO opiacil nalezytosG re
czna 81, ale potem jego czfon
kostwa liga sic wyrzeknie. San
Thompson, zapytany 0 to, co M
W tel sprawie powiedziec, oSwia,
cyl re mic sobie z tego ME robi
ale re honorowy prezydent ligi
Jacob NJ. Dickinson, kiedyS wal
cyl przeciw Stanom Zjednoczo'
nym. Okazalo sic, IL Dickinson
W ostatnim roku wojny domowe.
nalezai do ramii konfederat6w,
lie obecnie ma mnostwo krewnycl
siuzacych W armii Stan6w Zjed'
noczonych, a syn jego, kap. ia
cob. NJ. Dickinson ,jr., wkrotc;
wyjezdza do Francyi re 149 pull
klein polowej artyleryi, W kto
rym sluzy.
Do listy honorowych prezyden
tow ligi dodano nazwiska: Mrs
Frank O. Lowden, Emil 6. We:
ten, Edward N. Hurley i Harry
A Wheeler. Wiceprczydentam
zostali obrani: George w. Dixon
Ralph c. Otis, John F. Smulski
Edgar A. Bancroft, Mrs. JOSEPH
T. Bowen, William B. Austin
Miss Harriet Vittum.
ZEBRANIE RZEzNIKoW.
w hotelu La Sale odbylo sic
wczoraj zgromadzcnie chicagos-
kiej organizacyi rzeznik6w. Pc
miedzy uchwaiami przyjetemi ma
Gas wojny, zajmujace sa nasts'
pujace:
NalezaIoby zaprowadzit diva
dni W t~ygodniu, W ktorych "a
miast miesa spozywac sic bedzic
ryby, a mianowicie wtorki i plat
XII.
Zapobiegat trwonicniu tiusz.
Cow: ME dodawac ich bezplat
ME do miesa.
Codziennie raz tylko rozwo,
zic mieso.
Drobiazgowi handlarze miesd
sami maja Z rzczalni przywozit
swe miesc.
USunac rozdawanie znaczk6w
handlowych, kupon0w lib innych
podarunkow.
Sklady miesa maj2 bye otwar-
te codziennie Cd godz. s rano do
6 wieczorem, zamiast Cd Z do :,
Rad ~powinien ~objqc kontrole
mad magazynami l~odowymi.
Nalezy agitowa6 "a obnize,
niem cen ryb.
Me dopuszczaG do zabijania
zbyt miodych zwierzat i drobiu
Rad niechaj reguluje ceny.
R~EGESTRACYA - KOBIET.
Komitet Kobiet Rady Obrony
Krajowej Z rozporzadzenia swej
prezydentki, Mrs. Roy Dickey
zarzadza W tygodniu rozpoczyna
jacym sic d. II wrzeSnia, reyes
tracye wszystkich kobiet W mics,
Gle Chicago, kt6re W jakikolwiek
sposob chca sic przyczynic do O.
fiarowania swej piracy i talent6w
w czaSie wojny, czyto bezplatnic
czy "a pewna zaplate. w roznycll
stronach miasta, W kazdej war
die, odbedzie sic regestracya, czy
i zapisywanic takich kobiet, w o,
znaczonych budynkach szkolnych
Ma kartach regestracyjnych wy
mienionych jest przeszlo $50 roz,
maitych zatrudnieil, ktore bedziS
MONA wybraG. Ochotniczki prze1
caly tydziei odwiedzat beda Cos
podynie w ich mieszkaniach, axe
by wytfomaczyc znaczenie te..
,,regeStracyi". PAM Harlan War.
Cooley, byla prezydentka Chi
cago Women's Club" jest preze'
ka tel regestracyi.
WAZNE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

p%rowincyc p6lnocnc aprobujq wy.
powiedzcnic wojny, W poludnio--
wycll Saba opozycya - liasco.
KONGRES KOBIET.
Stockholm, 20. sierpnia.
Miedzynarodowy kongrcs kobict
KRAKOW w~ojujacych i ncutralnych
zcstai tn zwolany ma dzicii 10
IS wrzesnia.
NIEMCY A ARGENTINA.
Buenos Aires, 20. sierpnia. -
Otrzymano tn odpowicdz niemic-
cka ma note Argentyny W sprawic
topienia okret6w argentylskichi
powiedziano w nicj, IL ida utrzy-
mania dobrych stoJlnk6w Z Ar
gcntyna" Niemcy So gotowc IL
chylic przepisy blokady podmor--
skiej i uczynit wyjqtek ola stat
kow argentyhskich wiozqcych
zywnosc; nadto nota oswiadcza
gotowosc zaplacenia odSzkodo--
wan "a zatopione statki. Gazcty
argentyhskie vida W takim O.
brocie sprawy wielki tryumf Ar
gentyny i ogromne skruszcnie
niemieckiej buty.
KONGRES SOCYALNO-A-
LIANCKI.
Londyn, 90. sierpnia. - Kon--
gres socyalistow KRAKOW alianc.
kich rozpoczqi sic tn przewod-
niczy Henderson, przew6dca an
giclskiej partyi piracy; obecni 50
socyaliSci Z Francyi, Anglii, Bel
gil, Rosyi, Wloch, Portugalii,
Grecyi, Serbii, Kanady i PoIudn.
Afryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
zsmawiae u nastepujacych agen-
tow: Jones, 1927 N. Troy utica.
Slcb6d. 1921 N. Monticello ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
o WSCHODNI.

Berlin, 20. sierpnia. - Cd Dzwi
ny do Dniestru niewielkie tylko
odosobnione walk lokalne sic to-
CA mad Prutem, pod Dolzokiem,
ma wschod Cd CzernioWiec Pc
walnej bitwie Niemcy zdobyli sill
ME obwarowane pozycye rosyJ-
skie i miasteczko Dovan, tyslac
jencow wzieto, szesc dial, wiele
mitraliez i innej broni. Pod mlel-
scowoscia Botany Rosyanie pod
atakiem niemieckim uszli I oko-
pow be- Walk; Niemcy pozycye
zajeli. Austryacy w dolinie Su-
szyca zostali wyparci przez Ro-
syan Z wynn Soveia; pozatem
riema wydarzei wazniejszych.
Piotrogrod, 20. sierpnia. Ma
calej linii rekonesanse l strzelanl'
ma ma wschod Cd Czerniowiec W
okolicv Nowosielicy, ma granicy
bessarabskiej nieprzyjaciel otwo-
rzy1 silnym ogniem atak liniowy
walka tam sic toczy; pod Bojana,
mi piechota rosyjska pod presya
ognia nieprzyjacielskiego, ME cze'
kajac ataku liniowego ~cofnela sic
wstecz, opuszczajac okopy, ktore
zajal nieprzyjaciel. w okolicy
Kedzie-V assarhely walk sic to-
ca o szczyty Soveia, wazne stra-
t~egicznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
w MACEDONII.

Paryz, 20. sierpnia. - Mad Var
darem potyczki patrolowe; kano-
NADIA silna pod Monastyrem.
Berlin, %. sierpnia. - Dzia}o,
wa walka miedzy jeziorami Pres
ba a Dorian; mad Vardarem W
okolicy Lumnicy Bu}garzy cd
parli slime ataki. alianckich wojsk,
A MORSKIE.
Londyn, 20. sierpnia. = An,
gielski parowiec MAZDA" zatopio'
ny; greek parowiec ,Nea-Eel'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

licye, Bukowine, wszyStkie plony
zwyciestw poprzednich, zagrozo-
ma Jest reszta Rumunii i. jej armia,
z~agrozona Ukraina z Odsesa, "a
grozona Ryga, kt6ra jeSli Mem
cy wezms - to i'm droga ma Pho
trogr6d bedzie otworem; razem Z
tenn KorniIow nadziei ME tract i
zwyciestwo obiecuje - ale pod
warunkami, jake W swej movie.
wymienii. Narady odbywaja sic
spokojnie; starania sic czynla o
zazegnanie konfliktu miedzy Kie-
rcnskim, popieranym przez So
cyal-demokrat6w, a konstytucyo-
nalistami, ma kt6rych czele stci
prof. Miliukow.
z
Kopenhaga, 20. sierpnia. -
Pisma niemieckie powaznr, Jak
,,Vossische Ztg." otwarcie olna'
wiaja mozliwosc i potrzebe IL
mianowania juz nowego kancle--
RIA, poniewaz sadza, re powoia-
ME ma takie stanowisko zwyczaj.
nego i to mniejszego urzedniika
be- doswiadczeh w polityce i dy-
piomacyi bylo gruba pomyika.
Sprawl "a powinien sic zajac par
lament i to jak najrychlej.
- Ma jesiennym dorocznym
iarmarku w Lipsku - 10000 wy
stawcow i producentow figuruje,
co - powiadaja - przewyzsza
nawet frekwencye Z czasow po--
kojowych: So wystawcy / kupcy
e Niemiec, Austryi, Bu}garyi !;
Turcyi, oraz z KRAKOW neutral
nych.
Z GRECYI.
Ateny, 20. sierpnia. - Ina
mienna nova Venizelosa w par
lamencie, W kt6rej powiedzia}, re
lud grecki powinien jeszcze dac
jedna szanse pr6by monarchii
pred wprowadzeniem republik;
- trwal szeSc godzin; W movie
tel wyrazil sic Venizelos miedzy
innemi, re kr6l Konstantyn padi
dlatego, il hasiem jego bylo
Deutschland ueber Allies"
q CHIN.
Peking, %. sierpnia. - Gene
raiowie, dowodzacy wojskami re-
publiki w prowincyach Yun-Nan,
Kwa-Tung i Kwei-Czou ofiaro-
wall swe wojska, w liczbie $4,000
Aliantom do Walk Z Nicmcami !;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

DNENNK CHICAdoSKI samio4
SEGA wieceJ drobnylh ogioszeh. AMI.
tell wszystkie inns dIienniki poIkis
y Chicago raSem WxistAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
MIEJSCOWA
TRAGICZNA OMYLKA.

w zarzadzonej pogoni "a ,,sla'
ckerami" w poniedziaiek w nocy
zastrzelony zostaf przez fatalnq
| pomylks szeregowiec Clyde w
Hawk z kompanii B, obozujace.
we Fort Sheridan. Staio sic to W
Ingleside W poblizu Fox Lake.
Hawka wysiai byi do ~Ingleside
kapitan jego kompanii Troyan z
poleceniem, ably szukai dwu de-
zerterow, kt6rzy uciekli 8 sierp,
MIA. Kapitanowi %doniesiono, ze
widziano ich w poblizu Ingleside
Hawk przebraf sic w odziez cy,
wilma i w miescie rozpytywai sig
r6znych mieszkahc6w, ale popei,
nil tie nieostroznoSt, re wiadz
miasteczka ME uwiadomii o swej
misyi i sam Sciagn9I ma siebie pc,
d~ejrzenie. Kiedy wychodzit Z
miasta Sledzono go / marszaieb
miasteczka Harry Daviel Z trze,
ma pomocnikami szedl "a MIN
Hawk, jak opowiada Daviel, II,
kryi sic byi W krzakach w poblizu
dworca; kiedy Daviel lampke e
lektryczna skierowai w owyn
kierunku, ujrzano go stojacego Z
rewolwerem wymierzonym kr
Scigajacym. Hawk rozkazal in
zrobiG zwrot W tyl i maszerowa6
d potem zawoiai: ,,st6j" kauai in
! zwr6cit sic twarza ku MENU.
Wtedy Davicl szybko Z wlasnegc
rewolweru strzelii kilkakrotnie
zabif Hawka ma miejscu.
Ogledziny zwlok odbyIy sic
zdaje sic, re Daviel ME zostanit
pociagniety do odpowiedzialnoS,
ci. Hawk pochodzil z Clyde, O.,
sluzyi zeszlcgo roku mad granicq
mexykahska i uwaznay by} "a
zoinierza bardze dobrcgo.
~REPREZENTANCI PRZEMY-
STU LoDOWEGO.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi konwen-
cyl representative przemyslu To-
dowego, utworzona zostafa kra-
iowa Organizacya Przemys}u Lo
dowego w Ameryce (The Natio-
nal Association of Ice Industries
of America) i pr~zystapiio do nieJ
przeszio czterdziestu handlarzy
i fabrykantow lodu. Zebrano tez
SIC, 1000 w tym celu, azeby ola rza
du Stanow Zvedn. zebraG daty
wykazujace sposoby k~ooperacyi
przemyslu lodowego w przecho-
wywaniu i konserwacyi artyku-
k6w zywnoSci. Ofiarowano sic
tez oddac pod rozporzadzenia rza
du ma czas woiny wszystkie FAB
ryki lodu i magazyny lodowe male
FACE do cz!onk6w organizacyi.
Dyskusye ~wywo}a}a kwestya,
czyli nalezy sic zastanowic mad
sposobami obnizenia cen lodu.
! Wiekszo5t byia zdania, re raczej
nalezy sic zastanowjt mad sposo-
bami utrzymania cen obecnych, a
zeby ME SHY w gore. Ostatecz-
ME do zaGnych uchwai W til
kwestyi ME przyszio.
Prezydentem novel organiza-
Cyl obrany zostai H. D. Norwell
z Cleveland, sekretarzem John P.
Boyle Z Chicago, skarbnikiem H.
w. Bahrenburg Z Hoboken, n. ].
Obrano take kilku dyrektorow.
NAUCZKA OLA BURMIST-
RIA THoMPSoNA.
Wczoraj odbyiy sic wybory w
chicagoskiej fill organizacyi Ma
tional Security League. Do gene
ralnego komitetu burmistrza
Thompsona, ktory do niego
przedtem nalezal, ME wybrano Pc
nownie. Sekretarz Arnold Joerns,
ponownie obrany, oswiadczyf, IL
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WAZNE.
ola EOmitetu Bazaru 0lregu III. Zwia
2ku SOkoi6w POlskich.

NinicjSzem zwo}ujcmy ~posicdzenie
pelnego Komitetu Bazaru Okrcgu II-go
II. s. P. ma piatek, dnia Sligo sierpnia,
do domu Zwiazku Polek, 1909 n. Ash
land ave-. o godzinie $50 wieczorem.
Wszyscy czionkowie teso komitetu
winni sic slavic punktualnie.
Czolem.
w. Wrzesihski, prezes.
*. j. Wiechecki, sekr.
29-30-31
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f~fustracye nsypleHnIeIssS I " hap
W!ckszym doborxe podsts Dz1EN.
NV CHICA EOCKl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Ola waszego chIopca lub dziewezyn-
XII. $50 tuz. para ) CAT. p~onczoch,
trwaic czarHe, bes sLwu W drobne
lub Eruhe praEki, gwarant0wane re
para tykO ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
NAUCZKA OLA BURM1ST.
RIA THOMPSONA.

Wczoraj odbyiy sic wybory w
chicagoskiej fill o~rganizacyi Ma
tional Security League. Do gene
ralnego komitetu burmistrza
Thompsona, ktory do niego
przedtem nalezal. ME wybrano pc
nownie. Sekretarz Arnold Joerns,
ponownie obrany, oSwiadczyi, IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
Chiopiece Trzewil

Dsieycssce IakierOwanc sk calowe s1Bu-
rownne buclki, tryTate sk6r1Hne podes1wy,
whereby 3 dobrej c~ieleceJ sk6ry, uaEyst-
kie wieIkoSci 2H do 8, resularna 02
$3.50 UartoSc, "a Ae~O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Damsklc pOnczOchy. regularly -
25c gatunek, y dObrej Isle nici -
trwaIc cIarnc EazOwe, wysoko
spajanc piety, podw0jnc paice,
r ss D'F" 15c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
BLUZKl

NajnOwsze modele
ma lato, z voile / ba-
tystu, niekt6re ko-
lorowe desenie, -
warte do 81 ~
pc O1N
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

EaEssSfe ekanrwe ehDet~rzRt. pick
mr. kaftou2ne d&Senie, E~aokTQElony
fnb okrR siany Jr8eH, regular ~
~ ISe Sxrsmrk - ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
PLAN FOR LASTING
PEACE, END OF WAR

Washington, d. c., Jan. 20-In re-
sponse to call of the American
Peace Society an open conference of
peace workers met at the Raleigh Ho-
tel here today to consider a definite
program for International reorganiza-
tion designed to secure a lasting peace
at the conclusion of the present war.
One of the plans considered was that
proposed by DR.. James Brown Scott,
official adviser to the State Depart
ment and president of the American
Institute of International Law This
plan calls for the setting up of judicial
and conciliatory machinery for the
settlement of international disputes
on the lines proposed already by the
American Peace Society, and indicat-
ed by the deliberations of the two
Hague tribunals of 1899 and 1907.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
LEGISLATIVE NEWS
ACTIVITIES OF THE soLoNs
AT oHIo's CAPITAL

Columbus. Jan. 10 The house com
mittee on military affairs will wrestle
with the bill Of Representative Lustig
Of Cleveland to empower members of
the assembly to solemnize marriages.
There is no irony in the fact that this
committee is to consider the bill. II
was so referred at Lustig's request.
One member suggested It ought to
go to the committee on conservation
OF natural resources.
All house bills yesterday were re-
ferred. Numerous bills to increase
pay of jurors were divided between
the judiciary, county affairs and fees
and salaries committees, also at the
request of authors. Provisions of
some OF the bills are identical.
Some of the authors of game pro-
lection bills wanted them referred to
committee on fish and game and 9TH
ers to the committee on agriculture.
The general assembly adjourned in
memory of Admiral Dewey until Mon
day afternoon.
Influence of rural members on the
special joint committee to draft the
new taxation law yesterday resulted
in naming Representative l. S. Guth-
cry of LaRue, Marion county, as chair
man, instead of Senator William Ag-
new of Cleveland, who had been slat-
ed for the place. The latter was said
TO have been the choice of Governor
Cox for chairman. Senator G. F.
Harding of Cincinnati is secretary.
The committee will begin regular
meetings Monday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Child SEES MURDER;
FRIGHTENED into A
SPEECHLESS STATE
HORRIBLE EAIE FATALITY rs
CAUSED BY JEALoUsY7

Erie, Pa, Jan. ia bloody head
appearing suddenly at window OF
the house at 2l4 Wallace street in
Erie yesterday morning, startled Mrs.
Ellen Sardowsh She screamed for
assistance. Neighbors came and en-.
tered the house.
On the floor lay the unconscious
form Of Thomas Mundean, 30, his
head and face severely cut and an ice
pick driven into the back of his neck.
On the floor of an adjoining room lay
the body Of Mrs. John Turrano, 81.
She had been strangled to death. Be
side the woman's body sat baby boy
Of II months.
In the cellar they found the fright
ened, crihging form of another child,
a girl of less than years. She had
evidently fled from the shambles
which the rooms above presented.
The beds were torn to pieces and fur
niture broken as though a terrific
'N- Nt7SAs AeAb tthCh plnNts
The first policeman to reach the
scene was unable to pull the ice pick
from Mundean's neck and the man
was sent to Hanoi hospital, where an
operation was performed. His condi.
ton is critical
The little girl has not uttered
word since the tragedy All Mundean.
who was a boarder in the Turrano
home, could tell the police was that
he had been stabbed while asleep, and
that he saw man rush from the
room.
Neighbors reported seeing three
strangers, apparently foreigners,
about the place during the forenoon.
The crime was committed after the
husband of the dead woman had gone
10 work.
Jealousy, vengeance or robbery are
all suggested motives on which the
police are working.
Investigation by Coroner c. NJ.
Cardot resulted in his statement that
it would have been impossible for
Mundean to have stabbed himself.
The dead woman had been choked,
but did not die of strangulation. A
dozen wounds were made with the ice
pick on her chest Two wounds in
her back penetrated her heart.
The husband of the slain woman
talked privately with the wounded
man and stated afterwards that Mum
dean described his assailant as for
mer boarder i'll the Turrano home.
Turrano says mis- wife carried more
than 5000 on her person, but not a
cent was found on the body.
The police are searching for the
former boarder.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Quail
SHOULD BE CLASSED AS SONG
BIRDS, SAYS BELLVlLLE MAN
AT BANQUET.

Mansfield, Jan. 19-Speaking last
night at the annual banquet of the
Richland County Fish and Game asso-
citation, Cy Cation of Bellville urged
that farmers and sportsmen get to-
gether on the quail proposition. He
said that quail is the most useful of
many animals on farm, as they kill
insects that destroy the grain and il
is estimated that a quail is worth $40
per year to the farmer.
Mr.. Cation stated that the high cost
of living was due some to the cost of
grain and as quail kill insects that de-
stroy grain he suggested that quail be
placed upon the song-bird list He
also stated that owls, hawks, cats and
fox reduce the numbers of these
birds and that they will soon become
extinct unless they are protected.
The resolutions with the exception
of the open season for quail which
were passed at the meeting at Co
lrmbus were endorsed. The quail
subject was discussed by many pres.
ent at the meeting and much interest
was shown in this subject with the
result that resolution asking that it
be placed upon the song-bird list car
ried
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
HOUCK ORDERS DOUBLE
ENTRIES, WOOSTER CASE
HAY TO APPEAL
TO SUPREME COURT

Wooster, Jan. ia difference of
opinion exists between the attorneys
for DR.. J. w. Lehr and Prosecutor B.
G. Hay over the wording of the jour
nal entry to be made on the court rec
ord regarding the opinion handed
down few days ago by the court OF
appeals.
Prosecutor Hay has refused to ap-
prove the journal entry prepared by
DIR. Lehr's attorneys. Judge L. b.
Houck of Mt. Vernon. who wrote the
opinion for the court of appeals, was
communicated with regarding the text
of the journal entry. He said that
the attorneys for DR.. Lehr should
prepare one entry and that Prosecutor
Hay should prepare another and that
the court of appeals will consider
each next Monday when the court will
sit here. Judge Houck said further
that If two sides here are unable 10
agree upon an entry. the court of ap-
peals will prepare one and have il
placed on the courts records.
Prosecutor Hay holds that he has
10 days in which to appeal the case
to the state supreme court He says
that he will take some action. Just as
soon as the journal entry has been
placed on file.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
HE;AT I
Is Restored To Students OF
Kenyon College
coliegians Once More snusgIe Up In
comfort-Strike Danger
Passes Away

Gambler, Jan. 19--The lack of prop.
er heat, which. was the cause Of a
near-strike of the Kenyon students, is
no more, the janitors having raked up
enough energy--also gas--to dispense
with that difficulty.
Although nearly three-fourths OF
the collegians claim bad colds on ac-
count of the lack of heat, this cannot
be changed as quickly as was the
temperature of the divisions. 1t is
hoped, however, that since change
has been made in the temperature Of
the rooms, the colds will speedily get
better that a second strike may not
threaten the institution.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
THE INEVITABLE JOKER

GAINESVILLE, Jan. 19-The work of an
alleged jokesmith and a tin badge de-
tective in attempting to connect an
innocent man with the murder of ].
Frank Bell and the robbery of the
Bell Telephone Office last Saturday
night, subjected the victim of their
joke to a humiliating trip to police
station Wednesday where he was
questioned by the police. The pro-
ceeding ended in the vindication of
the suspect.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-23
Al \. HOL GETS
GROOM in BAD
One Year Of Marriage Suf-
ficient For Wife
SURPRISED AT HABIT
Man Who Shot Up Addition To City
While Celebrating His Wedding
Is Sued For A Divorce

Lancaster, Jan. 19--Clara M. Sadler
filed an action for divorce in court
Thursday against Clarence NJ. Sadler,
to whom she says she was married
November 25, 1915, at Lancaster by
Rev Ellsworth. She says one child.
Eloise B. Sadler, aged six weeks,
was born to them. She charges gross
neglect, extreme cruelty and habitual
drunkenness for more than three
years. She declares she was not
aware Of his drinking habit before
marriage nor that trustee had been
appointed to take care of his property
on this account. James A. Tobin, at
torney.
People here will remember that the
night after the marriage of Sadler to
Miss Clara M. DeLong, the groom got
on bender and while celebrating his
marriage he shot up Brooks addition
in regular wild western style and was
later fined $3.50 and costs by Judge
Reeves, having been indicted for car
rying concealed weapons.
Sadler appeared to be very peni-
tent and sorry for his conduct, and
throwing his gun away declared he
never would carry a gun again or
drink another drop of liquor. He had
been connected with the standing
army and had also served in the navy
of the United States.