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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21

The local exemption board re-
ceived word yesterday that
the first nine men for Lafayette
County's first quota for the
national army, which left Lex
ington, Wednesday, September
5, for Camp Funston, was ac-
cepted and mustered into SER
vice.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21
Death of a Child.

Delber, the three months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Robinson, died Wednesday morn
ing at 400 o'clock. His death
was due to stomach trouble. The
funeral was held Wednesday af-
ternoon at 300 o'clock.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21
James HoIIingsworth Killed.

A telegram was received here
Monday morning, stating that
James Hollingsworth had been
run over by a Missouri Pacific
train and killed. No further par
ticulars were given.
Mr.. Hollingsworth was a for
mer citizen of Lexington.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21
To Return Home From France.

10 Return Home From France.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hall have
received word from their son,
Pendleton Hall, who has been
with the Northwestern Unit No.
IL of the U. S. Hospital Corps
in France that he has Just been
discharged from the hospital,
where he had been confined for
a week on account of ILLNESS. and
that his condition was such that
he would be compelled to return
home to recuperate. The letter
was written under date of Au-
gust q, and Mr.. Hall is probab-
ly on his way over by this time.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21

Ernest Graendorf, who has
been a guest of his mother, Mrs.
Kathryne Graendorf, for the
past two weeks, left Tuesday
for his home in San Francisco,
California.
Rev. w. H, Corner who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Hubert Bates, left yesterday
for his home in Versailles, Mo.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21

The following union labor men
left Sunday morning for Jeffer-
son City, to attend the annual
convention of the Missouri State
Federation of Labor:
Louis Minor, Jr., J. c. Staple
ton, w. A. Gaffin, w. A. Ford,
w. A. Campbell, Geo. Robinson,
John Navel, Guy Worcuff, John
Mansell, Theo. Robinson, Grover
Squires, Thos. Rosewall, Frank
Lauchner, 0. S. Baker, 0. Har-
ney and Martin Strobel.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Wilcoxon
announce the birth of son,
Saturday. September Is, 1917.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-09-21

Organize Red Cross Auxiliary.
The ladies auxiliary of the
Lexington Red Cross Chapter
have organized with the follow
ing officers:
Mrs, Mamie C. Steele, Chairman
Mrs. ]. w. Sydnor, Vice. Chair.
Mrs. E. J. McGrew, Treasurer
Miss Susie Lesueur, Secretary,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

year to liz e year ago; Garfield reg
istered ESQ while on year ago it was
215; Grant junior high school totalled
1872 this year against 122 n year ago;
Highland had an attendance of 1916 on
Oct. 2, compared to $50 last year; Lin.
coin Junior high school opened this
year with 145 while last year it was
only los; Mckinley has but two rooms
this year with an attendance of A. com
pared to the three teachers of a year
ago with II pupils; Park school gained
two, as this year the registration was
1853 ON The first day and last year, l56;
Richmond shows a fair gain with lag
on hand the first day compared to 113
year ago; Washington Junior high
school, in the junior high school work,
l91 this year compared to 125 a year
ago. The high school breaks about even
with SEQ this year compared to $40 a
year ago. This is considered a very IA
vorable condition in the high school
as % of the lower class boys are in
the service OF their country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
SALEM SCHOOLS SHOW
A LARGE ATTENDANCE
224 Attending for First Time
--277 More Than On Same
Date Last Year

There is no need of worrying about
the coming generation in Salem, as the
records of the primary department OF
the city schools show that 224 young.
STEERS, just over the age of six years
are learning their A. b. C.s. This at
tendance of the first primary class is
the largest on record.
And then another record was broken
when the city schools opened for the
fall semester Oct 9. There appears to
be a fair supply of young folks who
yearn for higher education, as the first
class in the high school registered 19s.
Taken as a whole, the attendance in
the city's schools will be larger this
year than one year ago. On the open
ing day of this year the numbered reg.
istration was 2496, while for the same
day one year ago it was 22l9.
BY schools the attendance on the first
day Of this year compared to one year
ago is as follows: Englewood, 1877 this
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
Look Out for Tomorrow!

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Father Kniqker
booker, New York City: r7oy
Dear Sir-I understand gour boys
are coming owe to play in my back
yard again tomorrow. 80
I'm writing this to warn you that
| won t be responsible for what hap
pens.
You will remember what an awful
licking those youngsters of mine gave
those tough kids of yours last week
well, in view of the u~nneighborly re-
ception my boys got when they return
ed the call, | hope they lam the day
lights out of your i'll hammered gang.
/ know little Cred will never be
the same after those two wallops your
boys gave him yesterday. | don't be-
lieve cred" could have been looking.
And the boisterous behavior of that
timid little Ferdie of yours! Why, he
was scared of his own shadow when
he was over here last week.
Even Heinie-who used to run with
the west side gang in our town-piek-
ed on my boys yesterday. He'll get
his tomorrow, all right.
Ny son, Reb, has sort of kept in the
background in these little social af-
fairs so far. But you just wait; Reb S
some scrapper and if he don't give
your brats a trimming tomorrow, well
you'll see.
You'd better com along yourself,
My boys are mad and there's going
to be the biggest rough house ever, SO
they II need all the help they can get.
Yours respectfully (O
DAD DEARBORN.
P. S.-They re all some kids at that.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
BELL=ANS
Absolutely. Removes
Indigestion One package
proves it. 25cat all druggists.

White Sox park at 4 o'clock this af
ternoon. They are expected to be snap
ped up, as the spectators have raised
the prices on the tickets they were
able to obtain, probably 1900 or 2,
600. They are asking $40 for a grand
stand seat and $l5 for a box.
And White Sox hackers are still
willing to bet. They want even money
on the series now, but more Chicago
money was in sight than at any time
since the series began.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
Contract Hops Loaded
In Eugene District

Tugene, Or, Oct. 12.-Ten carloads
of hops were shipped and are being
loaded at Eugene and Harrisburg this
week, by Eugene agents of buyers, all
being hops accepted on contracts made
earlier in the season.
Frank Heyer, local agent for t. A.
Livesley s. Co., of Salem, shipped five
cars containing 500 bales from Harris
burg to New York. Thirteen cents a
pound was paid for these hops which
were received ON contracts from vari-
GUS growers around hat city. Mr..
Heyer recently took in 1000 bales at
the Harrisburg warehouse.
James Hayes, representing the J.
W. Seavey Hop company of Portland,
is loading in Eugene, on Oregon Elec-
tric cars, the 500 bales received on
contracts around here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
Says Letters Connect
Means and BernStOrf

New York, Oct. 12.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Dooling declared today
he had in his possession letters which
tend to show a connection between
Count Won Bernstorff and CASTOR B,
Means. The letters will be sent to Con-
cord, n. c., where Means is facing trial
on a charge of numbering the wealthy
Mrs. Maude A. King. At Dooling's of
flee il was said the letters were reeeiv-
ed by Means from Bernstorff, Captain
Boy-Ed and other German plotters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

day.
The purpose of the recent American
steel embargo, he declares, was the
forcing of increased participation in
the war by Japan On land and sea. He
adds that the allies made a strong di-
rect effort following the capture of
Riga by the Germans to gain japanese
participation, even requesting that an
expedition from Nippon be sent to Eu-
rope. To this, says the writer, Japan
replied that mobilization was imprac-
ticable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
FORCE JAPAN
TO ENGAGE IN WAR
That Is View Taken Of Amer
ica's Steel Embargo by
ii o Japanese Press
By Ralph H. Turner

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Toxic, Oct. 12.-The demand of the
entente allies that Japan send troops
to Europe to help fight Germany will
become more insistent from this time
forward, in the view of a military ex-
pert expressed in the Nichi Nichi to-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
$4,000, 900 BOND PURCHASE.

San Francisco, Oct. 11.-San Francis
co.'s largest single subscription to date
to the second 1917 liberty loan came
today when the Anglo-London and Paris
National bank subscribed 100000 to
the loan. This brings San Francisco 8
total to 500, 00O, 900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
JOHN CoRT,

New York, Oct. ia petition seek
ing to place John Cort, theatrical pro-
Queer, in bankruptcy, was filed today
in the federal court here. Cort s secre-
tary expressed surprise when informed
of the move and denied any knowledge
of the creditors who claim over $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
Jack Wolfe Won

Cleveland, o., Oct. 12.-Jack Wolfe
bantam, won from Mickey Byrne in
the first scrap of the fight season here.
Mickey was disqualified in round one
by Referee Danny Dunn for butting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
Giants are Fauoritas

New York, Oct. -. The Giants
have now become the favorites in their
nome town to win the world s series.
Bets were reported today at ten to
nine on the series and five TO four on
the fifth game in Chicago tomorrow. >
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
coAsr LEAGUE STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

At San Francisco-San Francisco 2,
Portland 4.
At Vernon-Oakland l, Vernon 5.
At Salt Lake-Los Angeles 10, Salt
Lake 2.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

is supported by an all star cast of play
ers including Thomas Santschi, Eu-
genia Besserer, AL w. Filson, James
Bradbury, Harry Lonsdale, Frank
Clark, Cecil Holland, Matt B. Snyder
and others. A succession of bona fide
scenes of the great Sahara desert are
shown, and the love interest in the
story is both intense and absorbing.
Critics assert hat Helen Ware has per-
formed the most artistic work Of her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12


Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE fifth worlds
series game here tomorrow may be
paved on snowshoes.
That was the indication here when
the weather man tried to ~camouflage
the landscape into looking like Chris
mas.
Snow fell during the night and ear.
~ today and heavy clouds cast a gloom
over the city that was in keeping with
the spirits of its fans after yesterday ;;
second successive defeat in New York
The weather promises to be "unset.
tied and warmer" for tomorrow. The
unsettled part is the part that 1
bothering the fans.
As the weather man failed to fore,
see today S snow, it may mean a repe,
tition for Saturday.
Whatever the weather, however, Q
capacity crowd is assured.
Comparatively few reserved seat.
for tomorrow 5 game were turned in
and these win be placed ON sale at the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
SWEDISH srEAMnRs sE1zEp

London, Oct. -Four Swed
ish steamers in British ports
were formally reQuisitioned by
the government today in pur-
snanee of the policy 10 comman
deer neutral ships in British
ports which are partly or en-
tirely owned by companies cap.
italized in England.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12
MAY PLAY in Snow

The Sox expect Slim Sallee to b
sent back against them tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

Capital Journal Want Ads Gets Results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

When Benny Kauff slashed out hi
two circuit knocks he did what onl,
two other men have ever accomplished
Way back in the infancy of the worldi
series, Pat Dougherty knocked III tw,
home runs in one game. In 1915 Har
ny Hooper twice slammed the ball GU
Of the park in Philadelphia for tn,
Red Sox.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

! : y : = 3 = s y : = : =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-12

Charles Weeghman, president of tn
Cubs, is on the White Sox train.
Nothing to me- he said, '..but tn,
Giants certainly looked good yester
day"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
.Sta;ci :.oko.
] Milwaukee, Wis. Marciinsl

Milwaukee, Wis. MarclnlI N Sra
bowskii, zamieszkaly przy Czwar
tel ave-. !: stracif onegdaj oko.
Pred kilku tygodniami, zatrud--
niony jako woznica przcz spoke
Grafa, przypadkowo zrani} sic od
lamkiem szkla butclki w oko. z
poczatku lekarzc micli nadzieje,zc
zdolaja oko uratowac, lecz POI
niej okazalo sic, zc to niemozliwe.
Onegdaj VI szpitalu sw. :. Tr6jcy
zranione oko lckarze wyjeli.
|; Dnia 22-go stycznia odbyl sic
pogrzeb sp. EmiGi Czerwihskiej
zony p. Maksymiliana znanego o
bywatele Jozafatowskiego. w cks
porcie;: zwlok brali 1ldziaf Q. We
nenty, orgailista p. L. USHER j: IL
czne grono krcwnych przyjacio}.
w kosciele zebralo sic tez DUO po
boznych., ktorrzy sic. zebra1i, BY od
dac ostatnia posluge sp. Emilii.
Po solennej Mszy sw. przewie-
ono~zwloki la cmentarz sW... WoJ
ciecha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Admiral Mayo " gotowoscl.
WASHINGTON. 7 lutego. =

Washington, Z lutego. Adj.
mirsl Henry 7. Mayo, naczelny
komcndant amcrykaiskiej floty 9
lyret6w wojennych, zostaE oficyM
nic zawiadomiony o goracem ME
bczpieczchstwie zcrwania stosun----
kow dyplomatycznych Z Niemca-
nj i trzyma swa cskadre W cote
wosci do akcyi W Guantanamo na
kubic. Jest ona we wszystko OBJ
ficic Zaopatrzona, " .szczegolnosei
zaS posiada zlacznc Zapasv wcgh
j amunicyi. !
Podobno admiral zastanawia
sic, czy nie naleza}oby wyslac jea
snej sd,swiizyi- okret OVID 4 9 la
PanamSkiego. 0 lie sckretarz ma
rynarl1i Daniels nic zadceydlje,
zc do ochrony jcgo wystarcza
znajd,Uacc sic juz tam nury typu
G. Jest ich 5, Il stacyonowanc sa
W Chri>tobal pod komenda Edwar
,1a H. Campbell a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
ni u 4 seiallg i IA.
.cyneief i zabi sic.

Il .J6zcf Konopka. stoloWnik, przy
padkiem pociagna} cyngiel, nowe
go karabinu, kt6ry pokazyWal 60
scion obecnym Tia godach weselAA
nych Maryanny Gajdy, zam. ze
siostra i szwagrem, pahstwa J.Jelz
wilma, pnr. 1921 S. Honorc ul.>z p.
Franciszkicm Antos, zam. przyIIo
norc ul.: i 43ej III i zabiE sic ia
miejsca. Cody odbywaly. sic w do
mu PIP. Jczwin6w >pnr. 1921 S Ho
more ul. ~... s
4. Podlug opowiadan naocznych
swiadEow. Konopka wyszeH. :. ze
svego pokojl,. trzxmajacs karabi1l
" rekach~ zawoiaF1 kilku.. swoich
.przHjaci6i j wyjasnia{ sposob ak
Cyl mechanizmu, gdy .wtem nab6j
wypali1 kula przeszyla mu SERGE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
A.neryka1ska kompania zada
instrukcyi.

Nowy York, Z lutego. = P. A.
S. Franklin. prczydcnt "The III
ternational Mercantile Marine .
zwr6cif sic do edcpartamentow sta
nu marynarki doAadnc instruk
eye. jak wobcc ostatniej noty ME
micckiej maja. sic zachowac anne
lyaknskie okrcty. w porcie tutej
Sym konczy brac lad'u1ck przyj
lnujc Pasazer6w Ia swoi poklad
parowicc ''St. Louis ktory oncg
daj odplynal do Liverpoolu. Pan
Franklin powiada.,s ze lie: mic %
trzyma wyraz,lych odmiennycll III
strlkcyi cd rzadu. St. Louis" od
jechal w sobote faktJtznie do tc-
Ego portu.
W tclegramies wysfanym do Sc
kretarza Lansinga zwraca pan
Franklin .uwage, re "St. Louis
jest parowcem meryykanskin, ia
lezacym do Amerykanow, zaase--
kurowanym W mysl przepis6w a.
mervkanskich ma wiezc ia swvm
pokladzie obywateli .Stanow Zjed
noczonych. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

kopf, W Lotaryngii graja dziala
nieustannie - ida sic bitwa wick
sza sic W tel stronic .gotuje. .Angii
cy donosza, IL swe pozycye pod
Beaumont Hamel konsoliduja !;
pod St. Vast wylzonali pomyslny
atak na okop nicmiccki; pod Wyt
schaetc nieprzyjacicl diva razy sill
nic atakowa}, lccz go odparto z
wielkienli stratami. Pod Ypres
strzelanina dziafowa. Ma liniach
belgiiskich pod Hct Sas Diz-
nude byly utarczki, a pod Per-:
vySc Noordeschootc dzia}a pra-
cuja. Angielski submaryczny ra--
port donosi. IL W lutym Anglicy
wzie]i ma tym froncic do niewoi
1923 zolnicrzy niemicckich p
cficcr0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Z. NIW. .PoLSKlCH
" AMERYCE..
CHICAGO. !.
Mat rozbita czaszkei cia|o
poclete siekiera.,

. Ilan1ordowancgo VI SVEN domu
ma 8farmie " poblizu Desplaincs
znahziono J0zcfa Kabot. Czaszka
..jego byfa rozbita, i. cialo rozpla-
tame sickiera. Policya do czasu
inkWestu zatrzynala Feliksa Ba--
szu1skiego, szwagra zamordowa-
|nego. s.. ~
Kobot liczyf lat 10 i byl samo-
tiny, Jest mniemanie, re uciulaf
'sporo grosza pieniadzc, przetrzy
mywM w domu la farmic.
Baszurksi. kt6ry jest piekarzem
j mfeszka pnr. 1451 Walton ul.
pierWszy morderstwic doni6sf
dcput0Wanemu szeryfa Wheeler.
Mowh Oh, re W sobote popoludniu
pojech}l do szwagra W odwiedzi-
ny zastal go niezywego. L..
PoWywracane meble, potluczo--
ne stalk i obrazy pozrywane ze
sscianszaaja sic wykazywac, re Ko
bot brohil sic rozpaczliwic MIN O.
statecznie napastnik zdo}af zadac
mu cioslsmiertelny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
. !. .PierWszt .o6ary,
Londyn. Z lutego. -Of

Londyn: 7 lutego. -Oficya|nn
og|oszono 0 picrvszcj oficrze no.
wei pirackicj taktyki Nicmcow {:
jest to okret KomisyiRatunkowej
ola Bclgii ''Euphrateh >. ktory
wiozf re Stanow Zjedn. obfity la
dunck xyvnoSci odz;ezy do Bel
gil. teraz powracal Z balastem.
.kiedy go torpcdowano = mimo
togo. IL zdala miaf widoczne flagi
Konlisyi Belgijskiej glejt VOL
nego przejazdu re strony konsula
tn niemieckicgo w n. Yor1u. o.
kret miaF ia pok1adzic oko}o 30
os6b - co siexsta}o mimi, mic
wiadomo. Zatopienie jcgo wiclkie
wywar1o wrazenie.s,
= Pozatcm zatopione zosta}y W
dalszym ciagu: angielskie parow-
&c "Essonite' j "Violet'', hisz-
paiiski okret "Algorta belgij--
ski Marcellc' norweskie: ''He
ella ''Portia "Jcrv' i "Ra-
vensbournc - z tego Ostatnlego
3ch ludzi zg'inefo, reszta zofog zda
je sic ocalala; wsr6d ofiar niema
Amcrykanow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Wilson stara sic pozyskae
'.
neuhalnych. i.

Waszyngton, 7 lutego. = Pre-
:zydcnt. Wilson wyteza Gala sya
energie w tym kierunku, ably u
zyskac poparcic innych panstw
neutralnych ola stanowiska zaje
togo przez Staly Zjednaezanc W
sprawie zcrwania stosunkow dy-
plomatycznyclr q Nicncami. Wy
sfal zatcm note. do panstw nell
tralnych W Europic Pofudnio-
wei Amcrycc, w kt6rej zaviada-
mia jc 0 dokonancnl zerwaniu j
w2ywe do sotidarncj' sakcyi W o.
bronic praw narod6w ncutralnych
la morzach wobcc zapowiedzia-
|nej przcz Berlin bczwzglednej
Rampant nur6w. :
Wcdlc, wyjasnicl Z kof rzado-
wych akcya t;l ma na celu dopro-
wadzcnic Nicmicc do przckona-
nia. zc wprowadzajac plan swoj
Wv zycic, zwroca przeciwko sobic
opinie ca}ego cywilizowanego
Swiata i sklonicnic ich tenn sa-
mem do teeo, ably plan ten porzn-
cily. Ma ten tylko jedynic moze
jczczc polcgac nadzieja prezy--
dcnta, re Stanom Zjcdnoczonym
uda sic woiny rniknac. Me VIA
domo jcdnak jak suggestive pana
Wi1sona przyjna pallstva hell
tralnc, zwlaszcza w Europic,
gdzic yrozic i'm mozc bczposred--
ME nicbczpicczcnstWo najazdu
...sgcrnaailsliego, 80 1sss:55
Rad tlwoga oczekuje via
domo,ssc'ii, i :czy n'iclnitckic nury ME
ztakitg1 4ataku, ktoryhy
wedle. sEE9w sobqtniego orcdzia
pfezy,7cpta zmusi} Y 10 90 ponova--
nego5staa,iecia' pfzed kongresem i
zazadania odcil pclnomocnictwa
as i 7wszelkiej akcyii: jaka sic Okla
zc potrzcbna dla ochrony praw
:;,merykaiiskich. t. j. do wypowic-
dzenil wojny. Prawdziwa ulse sta
11owilo tcz otrzymanic doniesie
MIA. zc zatopicnic amerykanskie--
GO parowc;e 'Housatonic" nast$--
pi]o W takich warunkach, kt6rc
jc usprawictlliwiaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08

Znaj joni, nawct do niedawna
przyjacicle, odsuwaja sic cd niej
i patrza pode}ba.
Jedna sasiadck, kt6ra >"zaw--
sze vie wiecej cd innych opowia
da jakoby panna Wr6blewska,kto
ira miafa harzeczonego protestan-
ia, przytiiiosia kosciola Hostye
sw. ,rozciawszy ja ma cztery ka--
walk, przyczem krcw sic mia}a IL
kazac, podzicli1a. sic mia ma
|rzeczonym.:
Panna Wr6blewska q placzcm
zaprzecza tym pogloskom, stwicr-
dzajac, Il, nie jest nikim zare-
czona, a nAwet mic mia1a nigdy Ia
dncgo :kawalcra starajaccgo sic o
jej relze.
rs. Jarzcmbowski, parafii Sw.
Franciszka, odwicdzif osobiscic
nieszczesliwa dziewczyne i staraf
sic wyjasnic ca}a sprawe ciem-
nym sasiadom. bez zadncgo jed
max skltku. Obicca} on jcszczc
przem6wic W tel sprawie do para
fian ma kazaniu nicdziclnem.
Wierzyc sic doprawdy nie chcc,
il TAXA jeszczc SrcdniowiccNna
ciemnota panujc miedzy naszym
ludcm.
Gazety amerykalskic szcroko
rozpisuja sic tel sprawic dzi-
via sic r6wnicz, il ci ''przybysze
Z "a NORA sa tax jeszcze cicmni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
Pokaleczony " kopalni
Wilkes Barre. Pa. Pred dWOu

)" LIMO LOU AVs u. ALCu uNOucA
tySodniami zostal w kopalni
Smith nalezaccj do Wilkcs-Barre
Anthracite Coal Co. ciezko polka
leczony nicjaki Kazimicrz Piotro-
wicz zamieszkaly pod No . 25
North Fulton utica. Odwicziony
do szpitala zmarf tam 9 stycznia.
Po. pogrzcbic zabitego Kazimic-
rza Piotrowiczl zglosila sic pozo-
stala po MIN Zona o prZyznanie.
jej odszlsottowania IA smierc me-
IA. W tokl dochodzenia wyszlo
jcdnak Ia jaw na podstawic "a
przysiezonych zcznan przybylcj z
Jersey City bratowej zmarlego
Kazimierza Piotrowicza, ze ten o.
zeniony byl pred wyjazdem do
Amcryki W krolestwic Polskiem,
gdzic prawa iona >tegoz i dziccie
ma dotychczas mieszlzac, zarazem
oswiadczyla bratowa, re ostrzcga
la wielokrotnic zmarlcgo Piotro--,
wicza, ably nie zawieraf zwiazku
na}}zenskiego. majac zone W kraj,l
wobec czego drusa= mieszkaijaaea
tutaj jallo nieprawna niebedzie IL
powazniona do zadnego odszkodo
wanna. Sprawa ta oddanc jest o.
becnic W rece kons1lla rosyjskie-
go W Philadclphii, ktory zajmic
sic. sprawozdaniem potlzebnych
d0kumcnt0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-08
NoWlNY !.
TELECRAFICZNE. "
APPEL prezydenta Wjsona do
.pa1stw neuhalnych.

7Waszyngton, Z lutego. - Zawez
wanie 'Prezydenta do 'panstw ncu-
.tralnych, by poszly "a przykla-
dem Stan6w Zjednoczonych i zer
waly stosunki L Nicmcami, by1o
zawartc W instrukcyach przesfa--
nych dyplomatycznym reprezen---
tantom W r0znych krajach. Ro--
zes}ano do mich note nastepujaca ::
Poleca sic panu zawiadomic,
rad, ktorym pan jcstcs akrcdy--
towanym, ze Stany Zjcdnoczonc,
powodu ostaniego oznajmicnia
rzadu nicmicckicgo tcgoz zamia
re wznowieni;i nieograniczoncj
wojny podmorskiej, nie maja in
nego vyboru jak tylko postapic
W spos6b zaznaczony W ich nocie
Z is kwictnia 1916 (nota tyczaca
sic Srlsscx.)
Dlatcgo odwo'a}y ambasadora
amcryka1skicgo Bcrlina i dore-
czyly. paszporta nicmicckiemu am
basadorowi w Stanach Zjcdnoczo
nych. :, .-..
Prosze r6Nvnicz ~powicdzicc, zc
Prezydcnt mic chcialby uwicrzyc,
ze Niemcy rzeczywiscic wykona--
.ja swa pogr6zkee: wobec ncut7ralnc
As,ltt84u j jezelfiby " 4 ihby to sic sta
10, to ,Prczydcnt .zalaada g9d@. 9d@. kqns- Is
gresu upowaznicnia do pos[uze7s
MIA sic silami l1rajowcmi " celu
bronicnia amcrykalskich obyWas
tell zajmujacych sic sweini5 , ofo,-
:jowenli i prawncmi czynnoscianli
ia morZach. a. s{.
Postaricnie to wcdlc zapatrH-
wanna Prczydenta. zupc}nic jest
zgodncm Il. zasadami okrcsloncmi
W jego przemowicni,; do senatu
dnia % stycznia (przcm6wicnic W
sprawic ligi swiatowcj pokoju.)
Sadzi on..zc powiedzie to do po
koiu ia swiccic; jezeli innc mo-
carstwa ncutralnc uznaja "a MOI
live postapic w. spos6b podobny.
Poleca sic donicSc dok}adnic i
natvchnliast o TEN, W jaki sposob
przyieto to oSwiadczcnic i te pro
pozycye tyczaca sic akcyi podob-
ncj. .