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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
Mae Murray Presents
 Tale of the New York Underworld at Dream.

Mae Murray last night ably inter- preted the role of the Big Sister" in the play of that name at the Dream theatre for the first time and this bill will continue for the balance of the good and the photodrama was pleas ing evenings entertainment s1
 Mae and her brother Jimmy are left orphans by the death of their mother. and their step father, who is a drunken wretch is sent to the penitentiary for stealing. One of the leaders of the underworld gang sees Mae and tries to get her in his power. She is saved the first time by young fellow who lived in the apartment above. J The second time he appears, Mae and her brother leave for another city. but on the way the little brother is struck by the auto of rich bachelor who is living with his aunt and her daughter. The two orphans are taken to this house and remain there during the recovery of the little fellow. and the bachelor and Mae soon learn to love each other.
 The'' underworld cadet who framed her father into the pen. as we'll as her young protector. and who tried to frame her into a life of shame. finds her and forces her to give him a string of valuable pearls which her fancee has presented to her. The would be groom sees the transaction and is heartbroken. Mae leaves without see
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
Satan Sanderson at Coliseum Theatre Is Strong Bill.

Satan Sanderson," which opened last night at the Coliseum theatre, is a good photo drama, the photography being excellent and the scenic locations pick ed with consummate skill The inter- iors were lavishly produced. Orrin Johnson, who plays Satan San derson. also plays the part of his dou- ble and the double work is perfect. At one time the two men play a game of cards together, both parts being taken by the same man in double pho- tography.
 To those who have read the book the story is already familiar, but for those who have not a brief resume is given. Hugh, the dissolute son of an old father is cut off in his will in favor of his blind ward. Satan Sanderson is a double of Hugh and is minister. The two have been roommates at college and Satan pleads with the old father to forgive the son. but without avail. The son falls into the hands of a gambler and forges a check for $1.- 900. He is then fitted out with clothes and returns to the old home His fla ther forgives him and marries the blind girl. As surprise to him. she does
 
 been successful in restoring her sight. As the last words of the wedding cere- money are spoken, the forged check is given to the father and Hugh leaves suddenly. The bride taking the cover ing off her eyes to surprise her hus- band finds Satan Sanderson and thinks he is Hugh.
 Hugh comes to Satan and begs for help to leave and the two agree to gamble Satan's money against Hugh's soul. The Bishop catches them and Satan is dismissed from the services of the church. On his way down the street, Hugh thinks Satan is following him and throws rock. Satan wakes up in far city and without any mem ory.
 He is taken for Hugh and the two play sort of hide and seek game with each other. Hugh knowing the cir cumstances. but Satan knowing nothing. The girl discovers Satan and still thinks he Is her husband. Hugh finally kills the gambler and is himself wounded. He begs Satan. whose memory has re turned, to save him and Satan does SO giving himself up and taking the blame for the murder, He is tried and found guilty. How he is finally cleared and finally marries the girl. after Hugh s death. forms the balance of this ab- sorbing photo drama.
 In addition the fifth episode of the Crimson Stain Mystery" is shown. This bill will be repeated tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
THEA IRE ATTRA TONS General News of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
 and Features


ing him. but later writes to him and explains the transaction.
 How he searches for her in vain for months how she supports herself as a
 model in fashionable dressmaking establishment and how the lover later finds her most unexpectedly form the theme of the balance of this little play In addition the second episode of "A
 Lass of the Lumberlands' is shown
 The scenes of this were taken in the lumber camps near Portland In this
 episode the wreck of the steamer Bear
 on the California coast is shown and
 woven into the picture very tellingly
 Helen Holmes, who takes the lead and
 who won such a name for herself as a
 fearless actress in The Girl and the
 Game" is again living up to her repu-
 tation in this latest production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
Mary Miles Minter
 Uses Up Much Scenery.

They used up almost half of the won derful scenery around Ben Lomon. fifteen miles from Santa Cruz, Cal. making scenes for the forthcoming Mary Miles Minter production. entitled Peggy Leads the Way and a squad or two of extra players made the trip to support the regular cast of f~eight players
 Charles Turner Dazely wrote the sec mario and Elizabeth Mahoney adapted it. There are two new players for this picture. One of them is Andrew experience. and Carl Stockdale.i who comes from the Fine Arts to the Amer ican Film Company. Alan Forrest will again play the leading man for Mary Miles Minter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
MAKING AIR CRAFT


 WASHINGTON, Oct 17.-Twen- ty thousand airplanes for America s fighting forces in France, author ized in the s$640, ,000,000i aviation bill passed by Congress last July, actually are under construction. Twenty-four flying schools have been authorized. American ma chimes also are being made abroad Approximately one-fourth of the number needed will be made in Allied countries. The types of ma-I chimes under construction in this country cover the entire range of training machines, light, high speed fighting machines, powerful battle and bombing planes, and giant bombing craft.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
Billie Burke Finishes Arms and the Girl. !"

l Arms and the Girl" the latest Billie Burke picture for Paramount, has been photographed in its entirety. The last scene has been "shot" and the film is now being cut an6 assembled-in itself no mean task as many scenes had to be taken over and over to insure get ting perfect results.
 This picture will be one of the. most spectacular, according to the belief of those responsible for it's production, ever turned out by Paramount.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

COLISEUM-Orrin Johnson in "Sa- tan Sanderson," and the Fifth Episode of the Crimson Stain Mystery" PALACE-William Farnum in "A Tale ot Two Cities" and a Pathe Daily. DREAM-Mae Murray in ''The Big Sister," and Helen Holmes in the second episode of "A Lass of the Lumberlands."
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
CLOSE OF ALASKA DAY
 MARKED BY A. B. DANCE

The close of Alaska Day will be marked by the dance to be given by the Arctic Brotherhood tonight in their hall. Those in charge wish to emphasize the previous statement that it will not be a full-dress af- fair.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
kIsERrY BOND FUNDS

Besides over s15,000 subscribed to the Liberty Bond by soldiers al Fort Seward. there have been many contributions made by soldiers al other forts in Aalska and by the Sig nal, Corps men all over Alaska. Tn Juneau {. eight Signal Corps men gave $500; in Sitka, 15 men, $1,950; Wrangell, four men. $400; Ketchi kan. two men. $500; Petersburg. two men. s100; Haines. one man. $1O0; Skagway. one man, $50; Douglas one man, $100..
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
CITY COUNCIL WILL
 MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

The City Council tomorrow night will meet. in spite of the absence of quorum and bills will be pre- sented and audited. It is not thought probable that any other business will be transacted as two members of the council are absent from the city,.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18

Ia matter of simple and sensible economy. With great quantities of the finished product not being used and practically waste, why not make use of it?
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
Engraved visitlns cards. wedding

Engraved visitIng cards. wedding
 'uvitations and announcements. and other society and business station cry: monogram dies an1 monogram quire stamping; and embossed, O.
 ciety and business stationery-the
 bet on the Pacific Coast. Leaye or ders at the once of EMPIRn PRINT
 ING COMPANY E
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
LATTER DAY SAINTS MEET.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. IT. - Twenty thousand persons are here attending the eighty-eighth semi-an- nual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18
FIRE ALARM BOXES
(correcf to August 13thl

l-4-3rd and Franklin. 1-5-Franklin and Front. l-6-Front Street. opposite Union
 Iron Works. l-7-Front Street. opposite City
 Dock. 1-s-Front Street. below Worthen
 Mills. 7-3-Wiiloughby and End. 2-4-Seward and Front. z-6-Main and Front. 1-6--<Main and End. z-7--Main and 4th. 3-2AGastineau Avenue and Rawn
 Way. 3-A-Gold and End. 3-6-4th and Harris. 3-6-5th and Gold. 3t7-5th and East. 3-S-7th and Gold A-l-sth and Indian A-z-Sth and Calhoun A-3-West end Distin Avenue /l-6-sth and Calhoun l-6-7th and Main l l-7-5th and Seward | 4-S-Government Road. Old Jap 1 Gardens. a
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18

Fresh. Tenakee crabs at steye's California Fruit Store. Front and Ferry Way; 26 cent each.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18

Gifts of Alaskan Old Ivory made at the Arts ( Craft Shop, Front and Main street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18

THE EMPIRES elA.sineds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18

which opened today. Joseph Smith, president of the church presided.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-18

For Genuine Alaska Gifts" go to the Arts & Craft Shop, Front and Main street.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-13
ITS FOOLISH TO SUFFER
When So Many Canaan People Are
 Pointing the Way Out-

You may be brave enough to stand backache or headache or dizziness But, if in addition uIiDatlon is dis ordered, look out! IT you don't try to fix your sick kidneys, you may fall into the clutches of dangerous diseass before you know it. But, if you Nyo more carefully and help your kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills, you can stop the pains you have and avoid future danger as we'll. Don't experment--use the remedy Canaan people are pu1licly endorsing. Resd this case:
 Mrs. W. k. Pecral. W. Main St,y Canaan, says: "I had seve-e bsckaohes. which caused me considerable trouble- had a terrible lame back when l got up in the morning and felt much worse than at night One box of Doan's Kidney Pills cured ne ent.r,ly They are certainly wonderful medicine and am glad to recommend them
 Price 60c, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask f.r k'i rr remedy-get Doan's Kidnay p"ls-the same that Mrs. Rectal mad. Foster Milburn Jo., Mfgrs Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.la
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-13
WAR MOVIES
To be Shown in This State, Taken
 Here and Abroad.

Official United States government. war moving p,crdres are to be made available far the people of Connecticut to see under an arrangement which las just been completed by the Con necticut Siatr Cuuncl of Defense with the Conan ttee oh Pdblio Information of Wasmngtlu. under whose dirertion the pictures are being filmed
 The films already made show aotivi- ties in the "a tnnments on America s. drstroyers aud submarines, and field operations at the Thiruetn Engineers, with thetr gus an liquid fire squads. Subsequent pictures w.ll include scenes both in Gn \ country and on the battle, lines in tranre Wherever American. troops gp expert moving picture camera. men who are officers of the SiguRl Corps ut tha Unitei States Army, will 70 with the'n ald will make films for the government archives. Such of these films as nay be shown to the public will be Includrd in those to be given out hv ,he Committee on Public Intor- nation.
 The Connecticut State Council of
 
 distributing agent fur Connecticut for these illus. Piaus are now being made by The ConEcil tu direct the exhibition of the pictnres so that they may be seen by the people of the state The ex- pense to the government of making these films will be covered, according to the Councils preliminary plans, by benefits ar winch tho films will be shown
 Any money received at these benefits above the actual cost of making the. films will be put into what will be known Bs tue "Connecticut State Council of Defense War Fund", from which money may be allotted for any war purpose on appriopriafion Sy the Coancil.
 IT 6 government films which are to be distrib buted m Connecticut through the de.ense council and shown under its auspices will he the only official government war films to be shown to the public of the country. New su b. jects are to be forwarded totht defense council from time to tiLie, ar soon as they are made.
 It was announced bv the council of defense tonight that government pic- ture operators are expected to arrive in Connecticut soon to make official pictures for the government archives. m certain munition factori,s in the
 State.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-13
c H. Pease, lst on African and Wild

O H. Pease, lst on African and Wild Geese. c. r. & c. L. Post, Ist on Bun. Brown, Chinn and White China Geese.
 Pearl Guneas. c. H. Pease, lst. David Green, 2nd.
 Lavender Guineas. c. H. Pease, lst.
 Pigeons David Green, 1st.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-13

And many other useful presents cannot enumerate. Select anything you like and we will have it reserved for you for any delivery.
 Holiday Boxes furnished with many arti- cles. Ship from here if you choose Shop early while selections abundant. Christmas Greetings to All.
Connecticut western news., 1917-12-13

Initial Handkerchiefs, all grades Tie; Hose and Handkerchief Sets Collar and Cuff Cases
 Khaki t1andkerchiefs for Soldiers Khaki Money Belts for Soldiers
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20
MIC ME M6W1ACA oDPo-
WIEDz.

Washington, 20 lutego. -
Sekretarz stanu Lansing wysfaI
do rzadu mexykanskiego odpo-
wiedz, W ktorej potwierdza otrzy
mamie noty Carranzy do panstw
neutrslnych, proponujacej wy
DAME zakazu wywozu amunicyi.
broni innych zapas6w do
pahstw wojujacych, celem rych-
lejszego poiozenia kofica wojnie.
W kt6rej jednak ami ME odrzuca
ami ME przystaje ma powyzsza
suggestive.
Podobna co do tresci cd po-
wiedz wys}afa Bolivia, potepia-
jac bezwzgledna kampanie nie-
mieckich nur6w, lecz ME wyda-
jac opinii W sprawie proponowa-
nego Yembargo". Pewne zainte-
resowanie wywolaia tutaj nota
Ekwadoru, W kt6rej proponuje
on zwoianie natychmiast konfe--
rencyi przedstawicieli wszystkich
pahstw amerykahskich. celem
wsp6lnego obmyslenia sposobow
Podtrzymania praw narodow neu
tralnych i cwentualnego ograni--
czenia okruciehstw obecnej woj-
ny. Odpowiedz Boliwii zawiera
podobniez suggestive takiej kon-
ferc4cyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20
Z TEATRoW WOJNY.
WALK KRWAWE w MEZO,
POTAMII.
Londyn, 90. lutego. - W oI

Londyn, 90. lutego. - W oko-
hey Sunnaijat, ma polnocny
wschod Cd Kut-el-Amara wrq
walk zaciete Anglik6w Turka-
mi: W dwu punktach tam Anglicy
wzieli Tutkom po kilkaset yd. po-
zycyi frontu, lecz Turcy kontrata-
kami odebrali pozycye odparli
Anglikow prawe skrzydlo DO ich
pierwotnej linii - tax przynaj--
mniej ich raporty donosi}y. Wsku
tex cofniecia sic skrzydla prawe-
go, odpadio nieco lewe, lecz wal
ka wre dalej niewStrzymywana
sila. Ostatnie raporty angielskie
podaja: cd soboty Anglicy pod
Sunnaijat zdobyli ma Turkach
diva okopy po $50 500 yd, diu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20
Kr6tki zyciorys zmarfego.
Jeden Z najdzie|niejszych genera|6w.
Rzad ME werzy " mozno$t utrzymania pokoju.
Odpowiedz dla Carranzy.
Szpiegowie Memieccy
ROME TELEGRAMY.
ad ME wierzy " mozno$f utTzymania pokoju.
Odpowiedz dla Carranzy.
Szpiegowie Niemieccy.
ROME TELEGRAMY.

ta ola kraju. w czasie 1iepoko.
Jow mad granica mexykanska pra-
ca jego by}a trudna, wysflajaca
odpowiedzialna, a wymagajacs
wlelkiej obrotnoSci. Byl on zol-
nlerzem wzorowym i wyrazicie-.
lem wysokich tradycyj armii a.
merykanskiej szybkq swa. inteli-
Sentna skuteczna dziaialnoScia.
Pomiedzy gen. Funstoncm a de-.
partamentem wojny panowalo "a
wsze jak najharmonijnicjszc po-
rozumlcnle i nigdy ME byio an
cienia niezgody. ia sam osobi$cia
glebolto jestcm zmartwionv !
czujc ,zc strata lego dla kraju
jest bardzo bolcsna.'
NaStepca tymczasowym gen.
Funstona bedzie gen. ma or Per
shing, kt6ry by} dow6dzca w dy-
strykcie FL Paso Cd chwili wy
cofania cxpedycyi Mexyku i
obejmie jcgo czynnoSt, ,dop6ki
ME zostanie mianowany nastep-
ca urzedowy.
San Francisco, Cal, 20 lutego.
- Maizonka gen. Funstona, kto-
ra Z trojgiem dzieci bawi W swei
posiad}oSci w Preside, otrzyma-
la wiadomoSc o Smierci meza /
niezmiernie jest przygnebiona,
Kiedy nadeszla zafobna wiado-<
nose, bawi}a Il pani Funston sic.
stra jej, pani Williamowa o. Cul-
len. Trojgiem dzieci PIP. Funsto-
now So Fryderyk, Dorota i nie-
movie. !,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20
Nur NiemiieCkii
ZatopiionY.,
Niency RrytryIluja
Amerykan0W.
KWestya zyWnOSCi / Wojny,
Walk w Mezopotamil.
Ma ZachOdzie Europy.
z Innych Terenow Wojny.
INNE TELEG X A MY.
PIRACI GRASUJA.
IL OKREToW MA DINO!

Londyn, 20. lutego. - Omcyal-
ME ogloszono, IL Niemcy zatopili
nurami W ciqgu DOLBY ostatniej
az jedcnaScic statk0w - tcgo
siedm jest wigkszych i znanych
nazwiSk, a cztery, mniejsze. ryba-
ckie, ktorych imion mic oSioSzono.
Byl to najwiekszy plon jedno-
dniowy cd poczatku blokady ME
mieckicj podmorskicj, WSrod u
topionych okret6w byIy: hiszpan-
ski Mar Adriatico" - los zalogr
ME znany, norweSki yDalmata 3,
los zafogi ME zuany, szwcdlki
Hugo Hamilton - los zalogi
ME znany; to statki panstw neu-
tralnych ;nadto zatopione: wioSki
parowiec Maria - los zalogi
nieznany, oraz angiclskie: ,,Okc
met" - los zalogi nicznany, 10
To-, dwu I zaiogi pojmanych, re-
szta ocalaIa, oraz ,,Gravina" -
los zatogi nieznany; ma okrgtach
tych Amerykanow ME byio.
Donosza 2 Norwegii, IL ka--
pitan norweskiego okretu Thor
H.. zatopionego pred paru dnia-
mi przez nur - zostal zabrany ma
tenze nur odwieziOny do Me
mice, skad wrocil do ojczyzny: O.
powiada on, IL nur ow zatopil
diva statki angielskie, Z ktorych
ieden wiozl amunicye explode
wal po tOrpedowaniu go tax sill
ME. re cd konkusSyi wod i nur
zostai uszkodzony zmuSzony do
yowrotu do baz niemieckich.
Potwierdza sic doniesienie,
IL okret francuski ,,Guyane" "a
topil nur niemiecki, ktory go ata-
kowal; staio sic to jeSzcze w dniu
y. stycznia, blisko brzegow Fran
cyl; nur atakowat parowiec Z
przodu, lecz ten zdoial wykonac
obrot i skierowal nan dzialo, jake
mial ma pokiadzie postal nurowi
2 kule ktorych 2ga ugodzila nur
tax ciezko, IL zaczai tonac - "a
loga jego czas jakiS ratowaia sta
tex siebie, poczem wszystko mi
kneio - nur niechybnie poszedi
ma dino morza. I trzech torped,
wystrzelonych nura ma okret a
nj iedna ME trafiia statku.
Berlin, 20. lutego. - Raporty
niemieckie utrzymuja, il ma Mo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20
WRAzENIE WE WASZYNG-
TOME

Washington, 20 lutego. -
Wiadomosc o Smierci nagfcj gen.
Funstona wywoia}o g}ebokie wra
zenie smutek W kolach armii :
rzadu ,jakotez u prezydenta Will
soma. Uwazano 60 "a jednego 2
najdzielniejszych generalow ar
mil, oczekiwano, re w przysz}o-
sci wiekszych jeszcze dzie} doko-
ma. Byi najmiodszym W armii
general majorem, energicznym |
do ostatniej chwili, jak sadzo--
no, zdrowym kompletnie.
Sekretarz wojny Baker kazai
natychmiast ogfosit nastepuiace
oswiadczenie: ,,Smiert gen. Fun
stona Jest strata dla armii | stra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20

Po Rampant filipihskiej, kie-
dy ochotnik0w rozpuszczono,
I'unstona zatrzymano jako Office
ra regularncj armii, General ma
iorem zostal zamianoWny liczaI
lat 4G, kiedy w r. 1914 byl ko--
mendantem wojsk we Vera Cruz.
Tam rowniez odznaczyl sic Kill
kakrotnic zarowno odWagq Jak
wytrwalo5ciq, wykonujqc &c zdu-
miewajqcq ScisIoscia dane mt
przcz prcz. Wilsona polecenia po
mimo tego, re niekt6rzy jcgo O.
ficer0w uwazali jc "a niewyko--
maine.
w marcu 1916 r.. pOWlcrzono
nfu komende mad wojskami Sta ,
now Zjednoczonych wzdfuz gra-
mic Mexyku mad wojskami wy
slanemi do Mexyku W poscig "a
Villa.
Funston urodzil sic w Carlisle,
Ohio, 9 listopada 1865. byl sy--
mem Edwarda Hogue Funstona /
Amy F. Funston. OzeniF sic "
Oakland. CAL. ?5 pazdziernika,
1898 z panna Ida Blankart, kto-
ra mu potem towarzyszy'a do
Manili
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20
SMIERC GENERALA FUN
STONA.
San Antonio, Tex, 20 lutego.

San Antonio, Tex, 20 lutego.
- Gen. Frederick Funston, gene
raj komenderujacy poludniowego
departamentu armii Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych cd lutego 1915 r., IL
mari wczoraj popoludniu nagle
w pewnym hotclu. Stafo sic to "a
raz po obiedzie, kt6ry spozyi W
towarzystwie kilku przyjaciof;
bawii sic Z dzieckiem, niejaka l.
nez Silverberg Z DeS Moincs, Ia,
kiedy nagle straci} przytomnoSc
i upad}. Smierc jego nastapila
prawie natychmiast; zawezwani
lekarze skonstatowali cierpienic
zoiadkowe. Ostatnie jego s}owa
by}y: ,,Jakze to piekne| - Cd
Mostly sic do granego w}asnie
przez orkiestre walca mad mod
rym Dunajem."
Gen. Funston mial lat 81; Cd
kad w marcu 1916 objaf komcn-
dc mad wojskami Stanow Zjedn.
mad granica meksykahska, ME
zmiernie natezajacej oddawai sic
piracy. Zdarzalo sic, re pracowa}
bez ustanku "a godzin. Zw}asz-
CA W ostatnich miesiacach ME
zwyklego wytezcnia wyrnaga}o
rozSyIanie oddzia}6w do rozmai-
tych stacyj, ,kierowanie ekspedy-
eva Pcrshinga, a potem odsy}a--
ME po kolei wojsk napowrot do
Stanow Zjedn.; zajmowai on sic
wszystkimi szczegolami i jedy-
nem jcgo wytchnieniem bywafo
cd czasu do czasu spozycie obia-
du W gronie przyjacio.
WiaSnie niedawno powroci} ze
swych podrozy az do Nogales,
Ariz.. do Brownsville, Tex. i do
Austin. Tex. Pred dwoma tygo-
tniami zachorowai ma niestraw-
nose. ale przyszedl do siebie i Cd
trzech dni czul sic zupe}nie do
brze. Pomimo tego wczoraj przy
jedzeniu nadzwyczaj byl wstrze-
miezliwym.
Pufk. Malvein-Hill Bamum.
szef sztabu gen. Funstona. ma
tvchmiast uwiadomif departa-
ment wojny o smierci gen. Funs-
tona i r6wniez uwiadomiono o
tenn jego zone, ktora tbawi W Ca
lifornii II swego ojca. Szczego--
low pogrzebu jeszcze ME u}ozo-
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-02-20

dalszym ciqgu az do chwili, ll'c-
dy Aguinaldo skazaI Funstona ]
jego biaiych towarzyszy ia roz-
strzelanie. w chwili, gdy mrano
wykonat wyrok, lojalni kraipw-
cy zrzuciIi maske i wspolnic L
FunStoncm bialymi jcgo towL~
rzyszami ujeli Aguinalda ze sta
benz i jako jenc0w ich odpfowA-
dill. Po dIugim niebezpiecznylr
narSzu dostali sic do armd Il
merykanskiej caly SWAT zlu-
miaI sic mad $mialq ia sztuczka
zolnierskq.
w czasic dalSzej Rampant ia
Filipinach, Funston jeszczc XII
kakrotnie odznaczyi sic na1zwy-
czainem mestwenf odwaga. P"-
tenn zaS udaI sic ma Kube, gdzie
obja} komende mad artylerya Go
meza nowych dokonywaf Gu
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