davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Iheaters
QUAINT CHARLIE sEMON
ON LYRICS BILL TO-DAY

AStGundinrly tall and thin is Charles
=. Semon. universally known as The
Narrow Feller." AZ "a matter OF fact,
no title could be more descriptive. for
Seuou IL by all odds the thinnest and
most ethereal personage any one could
conceive ~ As one reviewer wrote re-
Gently, "a bottle OF olives would make
him look like n knottcd thread"
To add 10 HIS grotesque appearance
Semon dressos like a horse with inter-
ferers or his knees lie revels In his
"skinuiuess" sings cheerfully about 4
and wears k lite "a expose il. When he
IS not twisting his pedigerous pipe
stems Charlie extracts music from
variety OF unfamiliar Instruments He
makes i noze from HE pipe and blows
II frou ahatraok. And whatever he
does Is almost entirely surrounded by
isuRhtor 4 running IRE of comedy
talh. accompanied by number or
changes. make his freak music and
band icSs shrleks ~ mirth Other
features Include The o'Seil twins,
Dut bsrs singing bell ringers. the stan
STANLEY trio, Hugo Ludgen-. tn
swedish Fil!g sunday" and the Kitaro
troupe Of daredevil Japs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
COUNCIL WILL HEAR NEW
TAX0RO|MANct TONIGHT
Important Changes In Leyying Taxes
Recommended by Finance Com
mittcc 10 Touch All Professions.
( WILL LEVY ON LAWYERS
Physicians VIII Pay According to the
Income, and All Forms of Labor
Must Contribute Their share Into
the Public TIL.

important changes in the city tax
laws are to be considered by the city
council at meeting called for 5
o'clock tonight, to discuss an ordi-
nance to he recommended for adop-
ton by the finance committee. The
ordinance, which is a bulky affair
covering every form of taxation from
which the city draws her revenues.
makes certain specific changes in the
present system and makes the law
cover n number of occupations and
professions not heretofore taxed.
In the past. the finance committee
has conferred each year with the
commissioner of revenue In order to
regulate the tax list and place men
subject to taxation In that class or
scale TO which they belonged. Of
ten man would be taxed at one rate
one year and the next year his rate
would change Under the proposed
system this will be eliminated. and a
graduated scale of tax rates Will be
imposed.
All Professions Must Pay.
An important feature TO be noticed
ia the regulation that requires all
men who do the work OF lawyers. ar
chitects and other professions, but are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
fRIEDA MEREDITH DIfSTZ, Edttor
Telephone Madison 1929.

mcntS
Among those taking part will he;
Misses T. l. Watkins LYDIA Purcell,
Anne Bigger. Ruby Bigger. Hattie VIII
son. Muricl Wilson. Elizabeth +. Wat
kins Barbara Montgomery. Dean and
Dorothy IahcnburE. Edith Forster,
Anne Gum Frances Roschoro. Maudc
r. Watkins. Mrs. A L. r. Davis. Mrs.
sam pews Misses Nancy Wright.
FoCahuutas IIpsComb, Constance
Eodd Dorothy Eohler Inogen Haz-
elErove, lula Wherry Anne shelton,
Mabel Sycie, Dorothy Saul Virginia
Fry Eleanor Fry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
New York to Enroll women.

The adJutant- general of New York
has announced that the government OF
the state VIII begin taking "A military
census OF all men and women between
the ages Of sixteen and sixty-four. The
census viii start Nav 1. and it is ex-
pected Will be completed by May H.
Women for military duty will knock
Raiiey-weSt the arguments Of the
antiquated anti ysurraEists whose stock
contention Was that women should not
vote because they could not serve tbs
country IN time Of war and conse-
quentl5 the ballot goes with the bullet
In this century women not only serv,
the country. but actually make the bull.
lets needed for the safeguarding OF
the land Were the womens services
10 be withheld. TO country could de,
fend itself.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
SUFFRAGE NOTES
FURNISHED by southern states Woman
Suffrage Conference
Mig uIoek of Voting stock.

SIX states have given presidential
suffrage 10 wcmen since the beginning
% 1917. They are North Dakota. In
diana. ohio. Arkansas. Rhode Island
sad NieHigan This makes more than
FIX and half millions OF women
eligible to vote. In tho electoral coll
}ege these states Will control lG4 votes
-.-a tremendous asset ia the next cleo
hon for president of the United states.
within the next year or two II is an
easy guess that tie Republican and
Democratic parties viii mako strenu-
ous bids for the allegiance Of women In
these states There will be no need
to remind the voting women which
party gave them their freedom for
women have good memories and n
keen sense Of loyarr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Fashion Gee. A-GardeninE.

Greenwich. Conn. April 29,--Witls
the slogan, Put the hoe behind the
flag" tho girl students OF the fashion,
able Rosemary Hall school today
formed a woodcraft Potato club. They
promptly launched into their mission
by planting potatoes on the Ernest
Thompson Seton estate. Miss Adelaide
Pierce, OF Chicago. is the leader Of the
movement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Cheers For Nova scotia.

BY a unanimous vote of the assem-
bly, of Nova Scotia the vote has been
extended to women on equal terms
with men Il seems strange indeed
that Canadian provinces have become
greater expononts OF real democracy
than portions OF the United States.
Suffrage fer women Is inevitable.
Politicians realize this and are prepar-
nI$ for the change.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

one Of the largest department stores
IN Portland. ore. has been forced 10
inauEurate a system OF women floor
walkers to replace the men who have
answered the call TO colors. Other
stores will probably follow suit. Many
women clerks are admirably adapted
to serve as floor walkers since they
are familiar with the details Of de-
partrnent stores as well as with the
stock and know the wants OF women
customers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

The presidents daughter. Miss Mar
garct Wilson. has 4 beautiful voice and
recently made concert tour. out OF
the proceeds Of her profits she handed
a check for 81 600 to the Red Cross
fund The money will be devoted 10
the needs Of the soldiers and sailors
She will soon make another concert
tour through the South and the earn
inRs w'll ego 10 The same Red Cross
work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
south African poIicevv ON e n =.

The deputy commissioner of South
African police. Colonel Gray. voices his
conviction that women are essential
on the police force. He believes that
in cases whore women and girls are
concerned women make decidedly the
best officials, not only gaining the con-
Rdence OF the girl offenders, but being
able 10 care for and advise them as
"a rt}
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

Home n Burxlarfxed.

S j. Baroody. 500 East Leigh street.
yesterday reported to Second station
police that his home had been entered
and n quantity of jewelry. cigarette
coupons and cigars stolen. amounting
to almost 500. The police are investi-
eating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

Willow Hill. April 29.--Many sorrow
ing relatives and friends gathered yes
terday afternoon at Willow Hill to pay
the last tribute of respect to the mem
ory of DR. l.. L. Arnold. whose death
occurred Wednesday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

New York. April 29.--Homer
Baker. one of the best American half
niiers In recent years, has announced
his permanent retirement from track
athletics
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
DEATHS.

JONES-Died Saturday. April rs. at .
o'clock i. NJ. MRS. ELLA LOCKETT
JONES, wife of George +. Jones.
Funeral from old Blsndford church
Petersburg. Va. THIS tMonday)
AFTERNOON, April 80. at o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
THE WEATHER;
Omitted States Weather Bureau. |
Department Of AGr1culturHl

Forecast: Virginia and North Caro-
lina---Overcast and somewhat warmer
Monday: Tuesday. probably showers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

Broody. w. NJ. Long. Rev. Thomas y.
Bowling.
The general public 10 cordially in
vited to hear the speakers. The ad-
mission Ia free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30
Loca, Temperature Yesterday.
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours ......
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Excess in rainfall since March l.. L
Excess in rainfall since January / o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-30

AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
j. T. ALLEN & 90.
ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO.
D. BUCHANAN
BROADWAY NATIONAL BANK
CHAS. A. BROWN
THE CORLEY 90.
c. B. HAYNES
THE HAMMOND CO.
JONES BROS b co.
j. s. JAMES
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10

wdajac sic W krytyke rzadu, pic.
zydenta, armii, floty / metod pro-
wadzenia wojny, ME przekroczy
dozwolonych granic. Me bedzie
uatomiast prllazania ola tyck ga
get, kt6reby uhcialy kwestyono-
vac motywy, Jakini Rad sic kie-
taje, albo z~acnecac i podburzac
do niesubordynacyi jego naka-
zom. Me wolno w szczegolnoSci
zadnym pismom utrzymywac ma
przyklad, re Rad ~pozostajc ma u
slugach, Wall street, fabrykant0w
amunicyi i dostawt6w wojennych.
jak ME mniej publikowac artyku-
low, propagujacych wykroczenia
przeciwko prawu, zwalczajacych
ustawe konskryPcyina ftp.
. kohcu oSwiadczyi pocz-
mistrz, re gazety obcojezyczne O.
ceniac 81: bedzie ma podstawit
tego stanowiska, jake zajmowa}y
juz Cd ~diuzszego czasu, gdyz Rad
posiada p,d tym wzgledem ze-
brane rekordy i szczegoly, Tie ga
zety niemieckie. Gtore ME otrzy-
maja licencyi, bedq musiaiy wszy-
stkie wiadomosc1 tyczaCl sic VOL
ny podawac row:noczeSnie we
wiernem ti0maczeniu angiel-
skiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
Z Polskiej STACEY Re.
krutacyjnej.

R~ekrutacya W Polskiej STACEY Re-
krutacyjnej W Domu Zwiazku Polek
p~ostepuje naprz6d razno i widocny
jest wiekszy zapal wSrod zgla,
szajacej sic mlodziezy. Przez Stage
przesuwali sic W ciagu dnia wczo,
rajszego wciai nowi ochotnicy, a wy
kaz zaciagnietych jest %najlepszym te-
go dowodem. Bylby on zreszta jesz,
cze wiekszy, ale dwu lekarzy egza-
minujacych, W osobie Ora Balcerza-
ka | Ora Statkiewicza ME moglo So
bic daG rady wobec skrupulatnoSci
sumiennoSci, z jaka przeprowadzaja
badanie.
Porucznik w. Skarzyhski ma re-
sic przez stacye take znaczna licz-
ba goSci, kobiet i starszych os6b, kt6-
rzy z radoScia patrzyli ma to, jak o.
chotnie ml6dz nasza idzie ma Mem
ce".
P~orucznik w. Skarczyhski ma re-
ce peine roboty i krzata sic niezmor-
dowanie, ale rad z te2o i zadowolo-
n.y., re rekrutacya tax raano poste-
puje.
Ponizej podajemy liste tych zu-
CHOW, kt6rzy wczSraj zostali PREY
jeci do Polskiej Armii:
f. Lechowicz. S. Kotnarowski, H.
Berdzynski, W. B~erdzyhski, II. Augu-
stynowicz. ]. Pawelko. r. Szczesny,
w. NJ. Soltykowski, j. Wielgosz, w.
]. Walczak, w. Krawczewski, w. y
Skarzynski. G. Seminski, A. Golenie-
wski, NJ. Poczatko, w. Orlinski, w.
Ziemba, L. Nowicki, NJ. Sobianski,
K. Bober, B. Marlowski, S. Sobczyk,
W. J6awiak, Walenty Walaszczyk,
NJ Szeligiewicz, J. NJ. Osos}owicz, q.
Pieprzny, S. Ziemba, J. Michalik, St.
Walczak, Kaz. Wolniewicz, j. Oslo
wacz, Ant. Florczak, Eel. Henclew--
ski. Bron. Wagner, lg. Osostowlcz'
W. Walaszczyk, FIR. Pater, STAN
Drza}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
WUJ SAM BUDUJE PoTEz-
Ma FLOTE.
Washington, 10. pazdziernika.-

Washington, 10. pazdziernika.-
Minister marynarki Daniels O.
swiadczyl, re rzadowy program
w~ojenny przewiduje budowe 707
okretow wojennych wszystklch
sypow. poczawszy Cd olbrzymich
superdreadnought0w, a skonczy-
wszy ma malych statkach do po-
5cigu i tepienia nurow. koszt bu-
dowy tel floty preliminowany jest
ma $1.15O.4 400 900 ! niektore z no.
wych okretow zostaly juz wy
konczone W ciagu ostatnich paru
tvgodni, a obecnie znajduja sic "
sluzbie czynnej,
Szczeg6lniejsza uwagc zwroci-
10 ministeryum marynarki ma po-
wiekszenie liczby kontrtOrpedow-
COW. ktore buduje sic Z najwiek-
Sym po5piechem, tax, re wszy-
stkie one bedq wykonczone W c'2-
Gu najdalej IS miesiecy. koszt IL
tworzenia tel novel flotyiii, NADIA
i2cej SIG najlepiej do Walk Z nu-
rami. wynosic bedzie $50 milo.
now dolarow.
Budowa kontrtorpedowc6w Po-
w~ierzona zostanic szesciu roznym
iirmom, Z ktoremi formalnych u
NOW i~eszcze jednak ME zawarto,
gdyz jak stwierdza pan Daniels,
adwokaci ich badaja dotychczas
majace bye zawarte kontraEty.
Rzecz Gala MONA juz jednak uwa
zac iakbv "a zalatwionq. chodzl
bowiem tn tylko o iormalnoSci |
szczegGiy, a ME o rzeczy zasadni-
cze. Kontrakty sa spOrzadzone z
wielka dokladnoSua i drobiazso-
wo5cia i dlatego badanie ich sic
przeciaga, choc ME ulega kwestyi.
re zostan9 wkrotce podpisane.
Kontrakty ma budowe kontrtor-
pedowcow postanowiono za~rzec
z nastepujacemi firmami: The
New York Shipbuilding Corpo-
ration, The Cramp Company, The
Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company. The Fore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
787 noWyCh Okret0W
%wojennych
Rad Obejmie kontrO|Q
mad zyWno$Cia.
Cenzura poczty telegraph.
Niemieckie intrygiw Japonii
Ucieczka pisciu internowanych.
Druga Pozyczka Wolnoscl.
IN CIR r.
Cenzura pocztyi telegraph.
emieckie intrygi W Japonii
Ucieczka pisciu internowanych.
Druga Pozyczka Violin
1NNE a Y.

River Shipbuilding Corporation
The Bath Iron Works, i The u
Mon Iron Works.
Kompanie tie zobowiazuj4 sig
przystapiG do piracy z taxa ener'
giQ, re pierwsze z z~amowionyct
kontrtorpedowcow beda gotowe
po up}ywie dziewieciu miesiecy
Poczem szybko Juz pojdzie wykaf
czanie pozostajacych ~jeszcze W BIT
dowie. Gdy caly ten program 20,
Stanie przeprowadzony, St1ny
Zjednoczone posiada; bed4 maj
potezniejsza re wszystkicf
paistw flotylle kontrtorpedow'
cow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10

Obliczano, re subskrypcye W
Novel Anglii wyniosa najmniei
$30O.OOO.0OO dotychczas zaS sub,
skrybowano tam tylko okolo
$40, 900. Spodziewane mini
mum ~subskrypcyi Z dystryktu
nowojorskiego wynosi $9OO.C0O.-
600, dotychczas zaS subskryho-
wano tam tylko $3.50. 900.
Podobnie przedstawia sic sytua-
eva i W innych stronach kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
APONIA ME DALA SIE
SKUSIc NIEMCOM.

Washington, 10. pazdziernika,
I oSwiadczen wicehrabiego 1shii
okazuje sic, re oslawiona nota
Zimmermanna, w ktore; starai sic
on zadzierzgnac intryge, celem
naklonienia MeXyku i Japonii, d.
by razem rozpoczely wojne "a
borcza przeciwko Stanom Zje-
dnoczonym, ME byla jedyna pro-
ba, przedsiewzietq przez Berlin
w nadziei nakionienia JapC1ii do
odstapienia Aliantow.
w szczeg6lnoSci byly swego
czasu sIane z Niemiec do Toxic
przedstawienia, re w razie wy
trwania PREY Aliantach Japonia
mic ME skorzysta, gdyz zarowno
Anglia jak Stany Zjednoczone
beda sprzeciwiac sic ro@zszerzeniu
jej wplywow w Chinach pc VOL
ME. Dosiadlszy tego konika obie-
cywa} kaiser rzadowi tokijskiemu,
re jeSli tylko odstapi Aliantow i
ME przechodzac nawet ma strong
niemiecka, zajmic stanowisko
scisle neutralne, Niemcy dada
Japonii wszelkie ~poparcie W jej
zabiegach o umocnienie sic W
Chinach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
Bacznosc Gniazdo
Ordona.

w czwartek. 11-go pazdzicrnika' o
godzinie S-mei wieczOrcm, w sail Awia-
zku Polck. wSzyscy czlOnkowie i czion-
kline maja stanac jak jeden, by mice
sp~osobnoSC. p~ohegnac sie'z tymi druha-
mi, z gniazda, kt6rzy o~djezdzaja spell
mic sw6i obowiazek W szeregaCh Armil
Polskiei. Bedzie to Ostatnie zobaczenie
sic priced ich wyjazdem.
Czoiem,
w. klimaSZeWSki, prezeS.
#. ZielinSka, s~ekretarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
WEJDZIE w
zYCIE 1-Go LIsToPADA.

"oSGJASSSAS tN'
Administrator zywnoSciowy Her
bert C. Hoover oglasza, re prey
dent Wilson wyda "a kiIka dni
rozporzadzenie, Ia podstawie kto-
rego sprzedaz hurtowna okoio 20
najwazniejszych artykuiow zyw-
no5ciowych odbywac sic bedzie
mogia Cd pierwszeso listopada b,
r. tylko Ia licencya rzqdowa. "
ten sposob administracya zapo-
biegnie nieuczcrwym spekula~.
cyom i nieuzasadnionemu Srubo-
waniu cen. Licencyonowaniu ME
beda podlegac jednak drobni skle-
pikarze d; kupcy, tylko te skiady,
ktorych roczuy doctod przekra-
CA sumo 100000. R~cgulacye do
tyczyt bedq przedewSzystkicn
rzezaln. wielkici' SHADOW micsa.
iabryk kOnserw j Spichrzowzb
zowych.
w komunikacie swym zazna-
GA administrator zywnoSclowy
&c giownym cele1n tego 2apowie-
dzianeso zarzadzenia bedzie D
chrona patryotycznej lrinoSc;
pred wampirami handful i prze-
myslu, a wydanie jego odvleka
sic ma razie Z tego powodu, IL ME
ukonczono jeszcze prowad@onyci
rokowar Z przedstawicieiaml pro-
ducentGw i konsumentow. Odby-
to juz Z mimi okolo 200 k%oaIeren-
Cyl. ia ktorych om0wiono aajSku-
teczniejsze melody kontroli "a
dowej, ably dawaia ona opleke
konsumentowi, a ME krzywdzila
rownoczeSnie producenta.
BURLESON o KONTROLI
o~BCoJEZYcZNYCH GAZET.
Washington, 10. pazdzicraika
- Prezydent Wilson odbyi wczo-
raj dluzsza konferencye Z czion--
kami swego gabinetu, ma Htorej
postanowiono utworzyc wydzia'
century rzadowej, majacy sic
zajac kontrola wysyianych Z tegc
, kraju wiadomoSci, depesz / kablo'
gramow. Wydziai ten zostanic "a
mianowany wkrotce przez prey,
denta, w skiad zaS jego wejda
przedstawiciele departament6w
wojny. marynarki i poczty.
Pc k~onferencyi oSwiadczy} po'
czmistrz generalny Burleson, ze
rad zrobi wkrotce uzytek : IA
danego mu upowaznienia !icencyc
nowania pism obcojezycznych i W
przeciagu najblizszycn d~icsiecir
dni wyda oJpowiedur: regulacre
Znaczna liczba obcojsz ycznycf
gazet wniosia juz pTCshy o iicen,
cyonowanie swoich wydawn!ctw
a dalsze petycye naIthodza W
dalszym ciagu licznie kazdegc
dnia.
Pan Burleson zaznaczyf daiej
re zadno z nieangielskich pisn
ME potrzebuje sic obawia@ szykar
ami zbyt surowego stosowanis
don novel ustawy, o lie tylkc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
1Jc DacZkaC

PrncuIesx W Sr0dmIescIu - kup So
mia tam DZ;ENNIK CHICAGOSKi
smialo czytaJ polska gazette W tramwa-
tu Cdy Iedziesz do domu. Mech pozna-
ia ohconarodowcy nasZa she licZebnA
AmE-vLa. .hw p notSKitmI insi vturvS' ai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
TREE SCHRONILI SIZE DO
MEXYKU.

Laredo, Tex. logo ~pazdzier-
nika. - L Fort Mcintosh ucic-
klo pieciu internowanych tam
,,nieprzyjacielskich cudzoziem-
cow i dwu z mich znalaz1o
Smiert, gdy starali SIG przebyt
wplaw wezbrana rzeke Rio
Grande. NATIONALIST trzej zdo}ali
sic przez MIA przedostat i schro,
lnii sic w Mexykm Zgineli
Hans Freilich i Rajmund Helm
isch, natomiast szczeSliwic uszli
Z. Kletzel, Herman ErWisch /
Karl Seibert. Ten ostatni poZo-
stawaA pod zarzutem szpiego-
silva. inni zaS zostali internHwa-
nj L powodu uprawianej c~zez
Mich w San Francisco progcr-
manskiej propagandy.
.NIEMIECKI MUIR ZATOPIO-
NY.
Pewien port atlantycki, logo
pazdziernika. - Przybyl tn pc
wien okret wloski, ktorego kapi-
tan opowiada, re 17-go wrzeSnia
zosta{ on wraz z innym wloskim
i dwoma plynacymi razem har-
dlowymi parowcami amerykaii-
SKIM zaatakowany ma Morzu
Srodziemnem przez try ME
mieckie lodzie podwodne. Otwo-
rzono natychmiast ogien arma-
tni ma nury i jeden z mich zato-
nal ugodzony celnym pociskiem.
,MAJOREN" MA DINO.
Pewien port atlantycki, logo
pazdziernika. - Otrzymano tn
wiadomoSG o zatopieniu przez
niemiecka LODI podwona norwe-
skiego parowca handlowego
,,Maioren". Katastrofa Wyda-
rzyia sic j~eszcze 3-go w%rzeSnia,
a wieSc o niej przyniesli TIL oca-
leni cz{onkowie zaiogi, kt6-
rych przywiozi jeden z brytyj-
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dal 1900 ton p%ojemnoSci.
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Washington, logo pazdzier-
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i jezeli ma zostac zebrana ~
mierzona kwota trzech miliar-
dow dolarow, must sic rozwinqc
jeszcze zywsza agitacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-10
Gdyby Mezczyzni Prali

Wszyscy natychmiast poSpieSzyliby
sic DO y. Il. G. Energy tableciki do
prania. y. Il. G. zwOlniiy przeszfo poi
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kie pranic W 10 do 90 minutach Dez TAR
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-07
Better Than a>Novel

move. by vor author IL good readss for long SuAday
afternoon but brisk Sunday nw'pper well edse1 revs: with nes
best fiction in the country
We recommend The Sunday Oklahoman Of the city
sas and world, in oil ito best and latest
Here a few features.
ALL FOR WhrERA proue illustrated page Okla
homs City, wonderful supply being built with
comprehensive story Of the work
KING COTTON IN WAR-Fank Carpenter industry
in you have not heard previously
HOW THE OLD CONTEMPTBLEs DIED-One the finest things
in the Great War the which Great Britan' original e
10000 sacrificed the few survivors OF Inc
Black Watch" begins compelling narrative. ,M
GERARDThe former United States ambassador in his historic xri.
tells how Americans Germany stirred up hate against wilson
SIMONDS-The worlds military critic touches phase IN Ms
weekly review every follower OF the war
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sss II you want The OkahomAn Sunday. drep - oe4oe
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-07
Give EN- Hell,' Poincare Told American
Troops, According to Officers Version
French President Visits Per
shings Headquarters, Re-
views j, S. Soldiers and
Makes a Speech,
(By the Associated Press

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN
FRANCE, Sept. 6--(Delayed)-Wear
ing theft British trench helmets and
looking very grim and warlike, the
American troops passed In review be
fore President Poincsre OF the French
republic today. They were massed in
great solid squares and marching quick
ly to spirited music presented a spec
tacle Of unusual martial splend0r
President Poincare addressing the
troops later, said that he had Witnessed
their demonstration with great emotion
and felt that events were ever bringing
the French and American peoples clos.
er and closer together.
The French president, accompanied BY
Paul Painleve, minister Of war and ma
rine General Petain and several othcI
French generals, was met at the Amer
lean field headquarters by Genera
Pershins and General Sibert Toda,
was the anniversary Of the birth Of La
fayette as we'll as the beginning OF tn
battle Of the MarNe and President Poin
thl date to psy r. .Ar,t VII, to IL
American troops H. jaspeeted sevsra
American barracks and billetins quar-
ters in French villages and then left h
view some historic spots on the Marn'
battlefield
The French presidents visit Wal
marked by democratic simplicity. HI
(continusd on Page Z, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-07
Teutons Already
Dividing Spoils
With Valiant kin

ZURICH. Switzerland Sept 7.
According to information re
ceived from Vienna Germany will
annex one-tenth of Russian Poland
and Austria will annex the rest
Emperor Charles will promulgate
a decree uniting Russian Poland
with Galicia and proclaiming, the
whole territory a united kingdom
with himself as king
The new Hapsburg Poland will
have il, own parliament but its
foreign policy, army and finances
will be controlled by Austria. The
immediate effect would be to make
the Poles liable to military service
in Fhe Austrian army. 1t will also
involve removal from the Austrian
parliament of deputies representing
Galicia, giving the German parties
in the reichstag numerical prepon-
derance