davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-31

OQpOSGU each OIISE OH UuASs t1MAs s4CSO4N--s
ing my recollection, never all voted
together since that time on any single
proposition upon which the senate has.
been divided. Z ~ s.
Senator LaF'ollette declared that {!
he alone had been made the victim Of
these attacks he would not take the
senate's valuable time for their consider
alton. But, he said, it is not alone the
members Of congress that the war party
of this country has sought to intimidate.
The mandate has gone forth, according
to the Wisconsin senator, ITO the sover-
eign people of this country that they be
silent while those things are being done
by their government which most vitality
concern their well-being, their happiness
and their lives.
Continuing Senator LaFollette said:
To-day and for weeks past honest
and law-abiding citizens of this country
are being terrorized and outraged in
their rights by those sworn to uphold
the laws and protect the rights Of the
people. / have. in my possession nu-
merous affidavits establishing the fact
that people are being unlawfully arrested
and thrown into Jail, held inc ommuni-
cado for days, only to be eventually
discharged without ever having been.
taken into court, because they have
committed no crime. Private residences
are being invaded, loyal citizens Of I'M
doubted integrity and probity arrested,
cross examined, and the most sacred
constitutional rights guaranteed to every
American citizen are being continually
violated.
It appears to be the purpose Of those,
conducting this campaign to throw the,
country into a state Of terror, to coerce
public opinion, to stifle criticism and
suppress discussion Of the great issues
involved in this war;
Besides quoting at length from the
American statesmen who bitterly OPP
posed President Pe]k's policy in the
Mexican war, the senator from Wiscon-.
sin gave extracts from speeches by Burke,
Fox, Lord Chatham and Others in the
British parliament attacking Great.
Britain's war upon the American colon
ies.s He said il did it to. show that. the
principal Of free: speech was no new
doctrine born. of the; Constitution .of
the United States a:-:5.- -
8 In support of his assertion that con-
gress should speak for the country in
declaring the purposes Of war, the senator
cited several precedents. s..
.Itwould= be bad enough if the Consti-
tuition clothed the. President with any
such power" he said, ''but, to exercise
such power without constitutional au-
sthority cannot long be tolerated, if
even the forms of free government are
to remain. We know that the people
would resist, and if necessary resist with
arms in their hands, any scheme to clothe
the president with power to plunge this
country into war and then to continue
the war as long as he desired. =
Senator LaFollette said there. was
no conviction stronger with the people
today than that there should be no future
wars except in case Of actual invasion,
unless supported by, referendum.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-31

q Another threat is being made by the
government to prosecute the coal dealers
Wholesale ana retail vho unwarrant-
eddy boost the price to the consumer
Wonder if it'll be anything more than q
threat? !.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-31

form application Of the standards With
RESPECT to dockage, there win appear
il the Service and Regulatory Announee-
ment. now in course Of publication,
detailed description Of the method
recommended BY the department. for
the determination of dockaee. which
method is used in all Offices 81. Federal
grain supervision, in connection with the
handling Of appeals and disputes taken
or referred to the Secretary Of Agri-
culture and all supervisional activities
Of such Offices. Licensed inspectors in
determining dockage in wheat IN No
cordance with the official standards
necessarily will use methods which viii
give results similar to the results OBJ
tanned by the use Of the method recon-
mended by the department.
: In many instances the material deter
mined to be dockage may contain unde-
yeloped, shriveled, and small pieces of
wheat kernels necessarily removed in
properly separating the foreign material.
In such instances the dockage may havea
considerable commercial value.
:" Assuming that the licensed inspector
properly performs his duty, that there
is no appeal, and that the parties in
terested comply with the requirements
of sections 4 and 5 of the act, the manner
in which dockage, determined and stated
in accordance, with the official grain
standards Of the United States for wheat,
is to be assessed against the seller is a
matter to be determined by the parties to
the transaction.
There are several methods used in
various sections of the country as a basis
of settlement for wheat in which dockage
may be found: % The price to be paid
may be for the net weight contained in
the lot or PARCEL; that is, the gross weight
of the wheat minus dockage; (2) or it
may be certain price per bushel for
the gross weight of wheat less fixed
discount for each per cent of dockage
contained therein; (3) or it may be
certain price for the net weight {the
gross weight of the wheat minus the
dockage) upon condition that the
dockage is to be disposed of by the
buyer at the market price and the pro-
ceedssturned over.to the seller, in whole
or in part, according to whether there IS
an agreement which may allow the buyer
a certain percentage for services per-
formed by him in cleaning the wheat.
There is nothing in the act which
would prevent the parties from using
any Of these methods. However, this
department. does not feel that it should
at this time discuss the relative merits
of these methods or express any pref
erence among them. In any methods
which the parties may see fit to adopt, it
is the opinion of the department. that
any value which the dockage may
possess should be paid for in some
manner .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-31
Not Conclusive.

. Not ConcfU8ive.
Berthe knew that man at the vim
dow when he hadn't q shilling in his
pocket. s7s
{ Gertie Why. did it he ask you 70 lend
him one? -
Berthe No; asked him to lend me.
one. B
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

sic mic opIaci, DO ci znani So Z pu-
szczania r6znycl ,,kaczek' i SELL
sacyi, byte tylko zfapac naiw"
rych ia swojc Pismo.
O lie sobic czytelnicy przypo-
minajq, to W korespondcncy;
swej pred kilku tygodniami OPT
salem, jaka to jest szkola i przez
kogo prowadzona, a re w ostat-
mich kilku korespondencyach i
artykulach szkola ia zostala naz-
wana polskq, to dlatego, il dis
W szkole tel znajduje sic 10 Po-
lak6w, a tylko jcden kanadyj-
czvk. Mr.. Stuart-Linton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Szej klasy otrzymai W liScic wy
cinck Z .Amcryki-E Echo W kto-
rel jakiS Sprawozdawca czy re-
porter tcjzc ,,ostrzega(D" spolc-
czehstwo polskie w Amerycc, &c
TIL w Kanadzie ME is%tnicjc zadna
polska szkola ~oficerska, lccz ist-
nieje szkola oficerska prowadzo-
ma przcz Uniwersytet Toroncki i
&c kazdy, kto wstcpuje do tel szko
ly, musi zlozyt przysiege, IL zapi-
SIC sic do Armii Kanadyjskiej.
OdpowiadaG panu wydawcy jak !
naczelnemu Cd nAmcriki-Echa"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
Ze Szkoly Oficerskiej
W Kanadzie.
(Wiasna korespondenaya
,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego.")
Camp Borden, Canada,
1Qua c;ornoio 1Q17

Camp Borden, Canada,
1890 sicrpnia 1917.
Major Kirk, and Gentlemen!
I am very much pleased of your
splendid work in close order,
which is the basis of all field
work. I see you made very, very
good progress for a short time
YOU are here. I then recognize,
Poles are born soldiers.
Slowa powyzsze powiedziane
byIy przez Jeneral-M ajora w. A.
Logic, komendanta 2go Militar-
nego Dystryktu w Kanadzie, a "a
razem komendanta obozu Camp
Borden" - pc cwiczeniach / def
ladzie jake klasa nasza miala W
dniu logo sierpnid
w dniu tym BOWEN wice-gu-
bernator prowincyi Ontario, Sir
Gibson, zwiedzaI caly oboz, a "a
razem / nasza szkole. Juz o 60
dzinic 11-tej zarzadzono zbi6rke,
uszykowano druzyne Z pieciu plu-
ton0w Pc kilkuminutOWcm pre-
robieniu cwiczeh, jake mieliSmy
wykonac - czekaliSmy do godzi-
ny 11:30 ma przybycie powyz-
szych goSci. Druhowie nasi -
jak zwykle II Polakow, gdy
przyjdzie dluzej czekac zacze-
Ii juz w szeregach sic niecierpli-
vic, gdyz "a bardzo dokuczalo
s%loicc, lccz jezeli rozchodzi sic
o pokazanie sic, to nasi pOtrafi2
swojc zrobic. TAX SIG tez tn sta
10.
Punktualnie o godzinie II 30
rozlega sic komcnda Majora Kir-
k'a: company attention! y;
wiara stoi jak muir, laden ami ME
drgnie, ponimo il L kazdego pot
sic lcje. Poczem General salute,
Present - Arms" - Suchy
trzask, miarowe uderzenie reka-
mi o kolby karabin0w, ktorc mi
gnely W mgnieniu Okla Z pozycyi
ma ramie broh' do ,.prezentuj
bron" i znowuz ME widaG mai
mnicjszcgo ~poruszenia hub drgnie
cia, zdawalo sig navel, &c wszy-
soy wstrzymali oddech, by piers
ME podniosla sic "a bardzo, a
przez to samo by sic karabin ME
~poruszy}.
Pc wykonaniu tego picrwszego
ruchu, widac zaraz bylo zadowo-.
lenie ma twarzach goSci, a US
MECH zadowolenia ma twarzy ko-
mendanta szkoly, puikownika lie
Pan.
NastapiIa defilada. tn widat
bylo jeszcze wieksze zadowole-
ME, gdy wiara dwukrotnie pre-
maszerowala sprawnie, dziarsko,
tax, re nawet ami jedna reka hub
noga ME p~oruszyla sic PREDICT
hub pozniej. Pc defiladzie druzy-
ma uszykowana W dwurzad wy
konaia cwiczenia karabinem, DO
skonczeniu ktorych usiyszeliSmy
Z uSt Jeneraia Logic powyzej
przytoczone slowa. Przytem mad
mienic MUSIC, IL plutonami ko--
menderowali druhowie ~starszeJ
klasy, a mianowicie: Bartmanski,
Sulewski, Pozarzycki, Mateckl
Pieprzny i Wojcik.
Niejeden moze pomySli, il "a
bardzo sic chwalimy,O t6z tn zno-
WIZ powtorze siowa komcndanta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

CO zaS do przysiegi, to jest to
wicrutnc kiamstwo, DO Mkt tn
takowcj mic skiadai, a p~otwicrdzlc
to mogq wszyscy, kt6rzy TIL So /
ktorzy tn byli pc drusic: gdyby-
Smy micli sluzyt armii kanadyj--
skicj, TO Z pcwno5ci2 mic pozwo-
lonoby nam p~rzerabiat wszyst.
kich Gwiczcn w polskim jezyku.
P%ozqdanem wiec jest, by kazdy.
kto ma swoich znajomych tutaj w
szkole - zwr6cil sic listownic Z
zapytaniem o wyjasnicnic. Poza-
danem jest r6wnicz, by prasa poll
1 lyntnrDn,1t ~ Gffnt1frV Sf11n1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

DzIENtnK cHIcAaoGN jsse -
Ayasm plmem polsklsm co spsluJs
q wsEystkteh: s:arsIym dostsrczs
wsselkioa aewia . Chicago. soanoV
Ejsdnocsonyeh, Europy IL ealsSs
twiata, . ala miodStety rsdaguIs "
sposob amsrykahSki kAtdS Wade
Wote snestewa aotyesaaA Pe&ttR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

dodajac tenn bodzca do dalszej
wydatniejszej piracy IA niw!e spie-
waczej.
q q q
Wiadzom federalnym przekazany
wczoraj zostat Stanisisw Skirowski,
Fam. pnr. $50 So. Market ul. Skiro-
wski stawai W saddle spraw familij-
nych, oskarzony przez zone, re jej
ME utrzymuje. 0skarzony podai, re
liczy lat 81; iona sedziemu powie-
dziaia. IL MAJ liczy lat so. Sedzia
Stelk kauai Skirowskiemu pokazac
karte regestracyjna. Skirowski prey
znal sic w~tenczas, &c sic ME rese-
stroNal.
= = .
Process o $4,000 odszkodowania
W saddle okregowym Jerzemu Tito
wi wytoczyla PAM Marya Zaruba. Ad-
wokat pani Zaruby, Ludwik Dejmek,
m6wii. IL dnia 20 msja b. +. Zita
kazai jego klientke a~resItowat, jak
| sic p6iniei okazaio, ma podstaWle
fals2ywyCh oskarleh.
- q o
Zaczadzoneso gazem pokolu
mieszkania pnr. 1929 No. Kildare
| ave. znaleziono Jana Garca. Gaz u
latnial sic z palnika Swiecznika ga
zowego; policya przypuszcza, re
! Care popeinil samob0jStwo.
. =
w szpitalu Michael Rees wskuteE
zatrucia krwi umari wcZoraj Antont
| Lewandovski. Lewandowski przybyf
do szpitala W ubiegla Srode i poWie-
dzisi lekarzovi, re czui sic slabo.
. = =
Policya q Hcgewisch poszukuJe
ziodziei plynu balsamoweSo. Adam
Ilinski, ~pogrzebowy south-chicagoski,
zam. mr.. 1924 Burley ave-, wstapii
wczorai ~wieczorem do wyszynku. Gdy
powr6cii "a kilka minut, zauwazyt, 20
z automobile skradiono mu plyn i ma
rzedzia do balSamowania.
= q q
Polskie To~warzystwo OSwiatowe
W Am. urzadza bazar jutro. we VIA
snym domu. pnr. 1928 Cornell ul.,
mar. Milwaukee ave. Poczatek o go
dzinie 7:3O wieczorem. Wieczor be-
die urozmaicony programem mu-
zycznym. Spiewami i p~rzedstawie--
| MEM humoreski pod tytulem GO
scie z Zaproszenia". Doch6d z baza-
I'll przeznaczony ma cele oswiatoWe
P. r. o. Polskie Towarzystwo OSwia-
towe W Ameryce liczy obecnie blisko
/ 700 czionk6w i czlonkin.
q . q
DIS ~wieczorem odbywa sic W dali
szym ciagu bazaar IA podw0rzu para
fialnem PREY koSciele Sw. Jak6ba W
Hanson Park, ma kt6ry prOboszcz ks.
Jan Kukulski, zaprasza gO$cinnie wSzy
stkich Polak6w dobrej wolf.
q q .
Jutro 20 poludniu rozpoczyna sic ba-
Ear PREY koSciele bf. Salomei W Ken
Sington. Bazaar odbywac sic bedzie ma
podw0rzu parafialnem diva razy W ty-
godniu. W niedziele i W sobOty. DOch0d
przeznaczony jest ma korzySc parafii.
KierOwnictwo mad bazarem Spoczywa W
rekach ~proboszcza, Ks. +. Pajkowskie-
go, kt0ry W pierwszym dniu spodziewa
sic liczneSo udzialu swych parafian, O.
raZ Polak0w z innych parafii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

o. DO oyicSzen - wielkieh 1 M
ych, ka5dago rodIaju 1 trssci -
DzIENNIK cHICAGoSKI Ea1muts
bsEsprIscznis plsrwsze niGtse' " ca
tel Amsryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
NOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

ZTiazek PIP. Franciszka i Gertrudy
z Sikor6w Brodnickich, Fam. pnr.
SO12 W. 22ga ul., ma Kazimierzowte,
poblogsiawiony wczoraj zostal CO.
reczka, waaaca czternaScie funt6w.
Pani Brodnicka pod opieka lekarza,
szyhko powraca do zdrowia. Crado-
wany oiciec jest czionkiem redakcyi
,,Dziennika Chiclgoskiego''.
= = =
Ma kilko-tygodniowe wakacye do
Kilbourn, Wis, wyjechai p. Wincen-
~ Kowalski, Fam. pnr. 1919 Warren
ave. P. Kowalski jest t. wv. traffic
supervisor" kompanii telegrailcznej
Western Union.
q = .
4 Plainfield, Wis, gdzie goScinnie
podejmowana byla przez PIP. ]. kor-
tas6w, powr6ci{a wczoraj wieczorem
PARMA Leokadya P~iotrowska. Fam.
pnr. 1925 Keenon VI. rama flo-
trowska take zwiedzila Wantona 1
Almond, Wis.
q = =
Kamienice kosztem $1,000, pod
mr.. S07S Daylin ul., stawia PAM L..
R6lahska, Fam. pnr. 1921 W. l1ta
I'll. Kontrakt ma roboty mursrskie o.
trSymal John ThOrp, kontrakt ma
roboty ciesielskie H. Clausen.
q q q
Jutro o~dbedziesie pogrzeb sp. T..
I. Terwillfgera, zaiozyciela hanku
Home, PREY Milwaukee Ashland
ayes. 2 Polak6w zamieszkaiych ma
| p6inocno-zachodniej stronie mlasta
straz honorowa pelnic beda pS.: l..
H. Przybylski, F. E. Lackowski, DIR.
K. A. Zurawski, Jan F. Smulski, Pa
wei Drzymslski, A. J. Kowalski' Jr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

szkoiy pulkownika lie Pan, kto-
re uslyszeliSmy N poRoludniowey
zbiCrce: Gentlemen! I thank
you very much, for your splendid
drill, which you perform to day
before General Logic and Lieut.
Governor Sir Gibson. You may
not imagine how it reflects on you
Gentlemen, on Instructors and
whole School, but also on your
Polands Cause. I expect whole
Polish army will gain such a dis
cipline, and I hope in very near
future. We all See FREE AND
INDEPENDENT POLAND"
Hasa nasza jak dotad, powaza-
ma jest w calym obozie, a wyro-
biia sobie szacunek nietylko swO-
jem zachowaniem sic, ale take
braniem udzialu w zyciu sporto-
wen, gdyz sport jest tn szeroko
rozwiniety, i tax: kazdy departa-
ment, jak tez poszczegolne bata-
liony maja zorganizowane swoje
klubv pilkowe, ktore graia re SODA
pewna iloSc gier. Prey kohcu zas
diva najlepsze kluby maja grac 0
szampionat ca}ego obozu. Jak do
tad, to nasz klub, jak tez departa-
ment karabin6w maszynowych
stojq ~najlepiej, kazdy L tych klu-
bow pobil wszystkie inne, W
grach zaS pomiedzy soba, kazdy
ma jedna gre wygran2 i jedna
przegranq. OStatnia gra by}a jed
ma Z najzacietszych, Z ktorej ma
81 wyszli zwyciezcami, a kt6ra
przedstawia sic jak nastepuje:
Polish Practitioners:
Pieprzny {.
kowalski, 1b.
Rzewski, 2b. =
Turkowski, 3b. s.
Brzeziiski, S..
Czaban, SIS.
Matccki, #.
Pela, CT.
Rupihski, If.
W6jcik, p.
Machine Gun Dept.1
Fleming, 2b.
Sallows, Ii.
Rowland, c.
DR.. Fury, 3b.
Simmons, ID.
Boyd, RI.
Herald, CT.
Mills, S..
Mountain, p.
Benton, SIS.
UWAGA: Kazda gra ograni-
czona Jest tylko do siedmiu
zmian.
Rezultat:
Polish Practitioners:
| | / x-5
Machine Gun Dept:
0 0 2 1 0 l "a
Rownicz w zawodach lekko-at-
letycznych, ktore tn niedawno by
ly urzadzone, nasi zabrali jedna
trzecia nagrod.
Klasa s~tarsza, ktora jest tn juz
Cd 27go maja - a do kt6rej i ia
naleze, zdawalismy egzamin, kto-
ry TRIVIAL Gale dziesiec dni. Jaki re-
zultat osiagnelismy - ME VIE
my, DO dopiero w poniedzialek
maja nam oglosic. Obecnie pre-.
rabiamy wszystko w polskim je-
zyku. Pc przerobieniu w polskim
jezyku, many bye rozdzieleni do.
poszczegolnych departament6w w
celu specyalizowania sic w bag.
netowaniu, w dziale karabinow
maszynowych ftp.
Prey kohcu nadmieniG musze,
liz wczoraj jcden' z druhow MOD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25
= Sztab Szkoiy: cd Level ku
}. LIE Pan, Komendant

~ roInpstmn w. ekHw rah%y A TsAsso MsrM%e o. T. G " N@s@ s%s % aaaSsS D. h 81 "RnSs
T sIgH %@ @fS EY %e 81 A& GaM HTMSTGG%T M%@%" K1nE E. TS aHEPah% T%HG" " -"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Znany Polonii tutejsEej Choir Fila
ret6w 2 okazyi dziesiecio-lecia sTego
istnienia urzadza koncert W audito-
rum sw. s~tanislawa Kostki, mar. u
lie Noble i Bradley. " niedziele, dn-
1870 p~aidziernika. Czfonkowie Cho-
ru Filaret6w zawsze pierwsi stawaja
do apelu / rome urocsystoSci marc
dove upiskszajs swemi wystspami,
SpodZiewaja sic tee. re W dnig ola
oich tax u~roczystym, Polonia szcze-
va poprze ich usiiowania 1 zabiesi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Kto chce sic ubawic " Labor
Day, Sgo wrEeSnia, I zaraEem do
uom6dz stareom zuajdujseym sic W
Domu Starc6w pod wezwaniem sw.
J6zefa, " Avondale. niechaj W duiG
tym przybedEie ma ~wycieczke poia-
czora z piknikiem, do parku Puia-
skiego, W Crsgip, ktora ~urzadzaja
Dsiewice R6Iancowe ze S~tanisiaWo-
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

W poniedziaiek, dnia Sgo wrzes-
MIA. " Labor Day, odbedzie sic
wycieezka do ogrodu ,,Polonia", W
Jefferson, urzadzona ma doeh6d pa
rafii sw. Konstancyi. Poczatek o 60
dsinIe loci rano. P~owiscenie nowe-
20 koscIola sw. Konstancyi odoe-
die sic 7go p~azdziernika, b. T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Dokohczenie ma STRONGLY Smej'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-25

Precle, recznie rO--
sInt =, 1O4c
Monarch catsup wiel
ka but. q I'LL
kOst.), p0 AOES
Williams news., 1917-12-13
RED CROSS MEETING

(Continued from Page D
 afternoon was that of Marshall Hale, Pacific Division Manager of the Red Cross. MT. Hale is one of the big business men of San Francisco, and a year ago was active in the management of one of the largest depart ment stores in the West. Im- pelled by a sense of patriotic duty, he has turned Hale Bro- thers over O other hands for the time being, and without con- pensation is devoting the whole of his time to Red Cross work. In a plain matter-of-fact, busi- nesslike manner MT. Hale ex- plained the work of the nation al organization. and it is safe to say that none who heard him came away with other than higher conception of the splen- did work the organization is doing and with a deeper reali- zation of their own personal duty.. In concluding he urged the people of Williams who are not now members of the Red Cross to become such during the forthcoming drive, and it is safe to predict that his words will be needed.
 The Williams Chapter now has membership of about 24O, and by Christmas Eve it is hop ed to see the same reach 600.
 Let a greater Red Cross be your Christmas Gift to the Ma ton and to the Allies.
Williams news., 1917-12-13
Has Measles

Little Billie Thomson is sick with the measles this week.
 Edwin Johnson spent the first of the week in Phoenix, return ing Wednesday.
 Buys Ford
 MT. Harold Greene is the possessor of a new Ford pur- chased last week.
 Return From Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Mcdonald Rob- inson returned home Sunday af- ter a short visit in Phoenix. In Post Office
 Mrs. Mary Means is assisting in the Post Office, during the holiday season.
 To Return to La.
 MT. F. M. Baxter will leave Sunday for his home in Louis jana.
 Miss Schauper, of Charles City, Iowa, arrived in Williams the first of the week to take the position of stenographer at the mill.
 "Skook-umi" If you do not know what "Skook-um" is, try "Skook-um" Apples at the Racket Store and you will al- ways want that brand of apple. Chas Matz to Navy
 Charles Matz left Monday night for Prescott with the in- tention of enlisting in Uncle Sam's navy. Another Enlistment
 Marshal Gilson went to Flag staff Monday and enlisted in the Aviation Corps of the U. s. Army.
Williams news., 1917-12-13
To California

To California
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Holman left for San Diego, California the first of the week, having disposed of the Cummings Booming House to Mrs. c. E. Donahue. The trip was made earlier than planned as Mrs. Holman wished to visit her son Ed Mailhes before he enlist ed in the U. s. Army.
Williams news., 1917-12-13
District Forester Here

District Forester Here
 Paul G. Reddington, district forester from Albuquerque, N. M., visited the local Forest Of flee Tuesday morning. Mir. Wente Here
 MT. Robert Wente was a Williams visitor for a few days this week.
 Donates $5 to Y. M. C. A.
 The Episcopal Sunday School has given five dollars towards the Y. M. c. A. fund which is being raised in Williams. At least fifty dollars is Williams share of the fund. Barrel of Tobacco
 Babbitt-Polson Go. has bar rel for contributions of tobacco for the soldiers, in the grocery department, A considerable amount of tobacco in cans, cig- arettes and cigars, has already been contributed.
Williams news., 1917-12-13
SATURDAY, DEC. 18TH
SUNDAY, DEC. 16TH
 FANNIE WARD in

FANNIE WARD in
 "Her Strange Wedding" l Adapted from the story by Charles Maigne-equal to or greater than the Cheat"
 A wonderfully interesting
 story. Paramount Also an O'Henry story,
 "The Service of Love"
 In a two reel feature. MONDAY, DEC. 17TH
 MADAME PETROVA in "Silent Sellers
 Love triumphs of trickery and blackmail in this won derful Stars latest produc- tion-a great picture. Burton Holmes Travelogue, Canton and Shanghai Metro TUESDAY, DEC. 18TH MAXINE ELLIOTT in
 Fighting Odds"
 The worlds greatest stage
 star in her first picture by
 Roi Cooper Megrue and
 Irwin s. Cobb. The finest
 picture of them all.
 Goldwyn, Remember Goldwyn WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18TH FATTY ARBUCKLE in His Wedding Night" MARGUERITE CLARK in The Crucible' Fatty's Latest Paramount i comedy-brand new, and 1 Marguerite Clark in one of i her best pictures-a great l combination.
 Paramount | THURSDAY, DEC. 10TH
 KATHLYN WILLIAMS and | WALLACE REID in "Big Timber" 1 A story of the big lumber l camps of the west. How 1 big trees are felled, made !! in to finished product. A | picture of the big out l doors-great. Guests Monday Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Askew, of Los Angeles, were the guests of | MT. and Mrs. George Mathews
Williams news., 1917-12-13
AT THE SULTANA

FRIDAY, DEC. HATH WILFRED LUCAS in "Her Excellency, the
 Governor" BILLY ARMSTRONG in "A Shanghaied Jonah" Wilfred Lucas in a fine pic ture of modern politics. Should be seen by every suffragette, Also a dandy Keystone Comedy.
 Triangle Keystone SATURDAY, DEC. 18TH MIRIAM COOPER in "The Innocent Sinner" Directed by R. A. Walsh. A touching story of a little country girls experiences and her great uphill fight to goodness and happiness.
 Fox
Williams news., 1917-12-13

Guests Monday
 Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Askew, of Los Angeles, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Mathews for a few hours Monday.