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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Day Of Registration Cele-
brated Fittingly in Flat
head Town.
STAGE BIG PARADE
Large Public Mass Meeting
Is Attended by Over
2,Oo0 People.

Poison, June 7.-(Spccial) The
Spirit of re- is decidedly alive in Pol
son, which by its patriotic dcmonstra-
ton of Tuesday surpassed all records
for numbers in attendance at any pub
lie gathering. From early in the
morning the committee of arrange
ments. was busy and promptly at the
appointed hour all the participants
were in place and the parade moved.
Thc band under their new leader, Pro-
fcssor Riffo who is also leader OF the
famous Glacier Park band of kalis-
pcll. led the procession, followed by
the civil war veterans in autos ana
tho Spanish war veterans. Then came
several hundred of the public school
children. led by Superintendent Pace
and Miss overall all carrying flags
and entering heartily into the spirit OF
the day Then the city officials and
the Red Cross, the latter in costumes
of white with the Red Cross caps pre-
scented d strikingly beautiful appear
ancc. Nearly 100 Of the women W.
il line, including some full-blood In
dams. The home guards We're in line
with full quota of men, showing the
effects Of the drilling they have had
Mission lodge of the odd Fellows. with
over 10 members; the knights of
Pythias. the Masons and the other
lodges showed their true .Americanism
Many patriotic banners and emblems
were carried by the various partici
pants The farmers (mounted) led by
H. l.. Upham, were decidedly in evil
dcnce and made a fine appearance as
mounted. The procession after going
through the main streets led the way
to the high school building where the
stand for the speakers was erected and
tastefully decorated. The bands played
patriotic airs, fine music was fur
nishcd by the male chorus and the adj
dress OF the day by n. II. Parsons of
Missoula was an unusually fine one
bringing home to the people much that
they had not hitherto realized. 1t is
estimated that over 1000 people, or
more than the entire population of the
city. We're present. Every place of
business in the city was closed from
to p. m.
Poison and vicinity far exceeded in
registration the number estimated by
the officials for they had estimated
about rs for Poison city and a like
number for the Grandview precinct
adjoining the city, and supplied each
with 100 cards. At $50 both places
had exhausted their supply and phoncd
a hurry CALI to Sheriff Mctcalf for
more. He started at once and broke
all records for speed in getting them
here, arriving before o'clock.
The registry was as follows:
Precinct 81, Poison city.-.............-.... lis
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
MRS. MOONEY'S JURY
FINALLY COMPLETED

San Francisco, June THE jury to
try Mrs. Rena Mooney for murder,
growing out of (. .oornb explosion here
last July which claimed 10 lives, was
completed late today.
The Jurors are Philip Maloney. re-
tired school janitor, 70; John T. Wei
by, retired business man, 70; August
Err, retired German newspaper editor,
81; Frank NJ. Claiming. civil engineer.
so; Baptiste Joesten. optician. 20; Ar
thur Bryant, contractor Is; A. G.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
UNIVERSITY PARTY
RIDES TO HAMILTON

Most OF the members of the State
hiNersity faculty: Or. William Fos-
Ter president Of Reed college. Port
land, and half Il dozen Missoula men
motored to Hamilton yesterday after
noon, dined at the Ravalli hotel and
returned in the evening to the citv
IN" excursion informally celebrated
me close of the spring term at the
university. The perfect weather and
the beauty of orchard and farm lands
through the valley made the ride de-
lightful
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08


Krohft. retired painter S.; Thomas
Brady. retired business man. Is; Or
lando Bozieo. retired liquor dealer. Il;
William D. Hardwick, buyer; Charles
l.. Beal. retired accountant. and 8. w.
HOLMAN, retired tanner, who did not
give their ages. There are no union
labor men on the jury. The two who
had been temporarily passed were
eliminated by the states. peremptory
challenges.
A thirteenth Juror ordered by the
court to sit AS alternate in the event OF
incapacity of any of the regular panel
will be selected tomorrow. In the Sc
lection of the thirteenth juror the de-
Tense is allowed two peremptory chal-
lenges and the state one.
The taking of evidence will begin
Monday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08

realize that the medical men must be
o. the firing line If the wounded are
to receive proper care. Our losses OF
medical men have been considerable.
I DIR. A. d. Bevan of Rush Medical col
lege. Chicago, was elected president for
1888.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
YEoMEN INITIATE CLASS.

Corvallis, June 7.-tSpecial.) -rpon
the occasion Of the initiation Of ten
candidates, the Yeomen met last even
ing at the odd Fellows hall, and when
the work of the drill! team was com
pletcd. Il dainty lunch was served. The
attendance numbered 124 and includ-
ed several members of the Hamilton
lodge. .s-=
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
BELGIAN DEPORTATION
SHOWS NO ABATEMENT

HaNrc. France June 1.-During the
first fortnight in May it rs reported
that GOO Young Belgians were deported
from Ettorbeek for an unrevcaled des-
tination. Numerous other Belsians,
chiefly of the farmer class, We're col
lected from the neighborhood of ArlOn
and Mons by the Germans and deported
to northern France to work on the rail-
roads.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08

Dixon-Thc Dixon and Roman base
ball teams crossed bats on the home
diamond sunday. A large crowd at
tended from Roman to root for their
team. but the good roofing failed to
win the game. Roman going down to
defeat by the score of II to 4.
Mrs. q. A. Williams and babies spent
the week end at the Henry Kertz home
in Missoula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
SHEEPSkiNS ADVANCE.

London. June AT the shccrsl>in
sale today $50 bales were offered
There WAS a Good attcndance vita
spirited demonstrations. ana offerings
were quickly cleared up at the NV,
pence per pound advance.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
GOES TO PORTLAND,

Stcvensville, June 7.-tSpccIal )
Fred Marks, who arrived last week
from Stark, Mont, leaves today for
Portland, where he viii probably re-
main for some time. soeA ers,l rlonths
ago, Mrs. Marks, who has been in Door
health. went to the coast city. If she
continues to improve. the family will
probably remain at Portland the rest
OF the year.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Coltrin to Great Falls.

Great Falls, June 7.-Great Falls
Vancouver game postponed, rain.
Manager Hester of the Great Falls
team today signed Bobby Coltrin. in
fielder, recently of the Spokane club.
He will be played at second base.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
TAKE MORE. LOAN BONDS.

s'esen ven. ,Sns 9Spe of Ste
sSshsviIii Ss3ther with 10 employees,
has subscribed for s1,10o OF govern
ulent liberty toaa bonds,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08

Auson.-Alisscs Inez and Gwendolyn
Staffanson. university students, Wis
tied with their aunt, Mrs. y. i. Stat
fanson, at her home east of Huson last
week. The young ladies left for their
home at Sidney on Sunday. They will
be greatly missed by their many
friends.
George Matt came down from Gin
ton on Saturday to register and took
in the dance.
Saturday given by Sherdan's orchcs-
ira.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Giants BataLike Demons and
Reverse Order Of Things
at Cincinnati.
Standing of the Clubs.
Honus Dylves One Homer.

Pittsburgh. Juno 7-Iians Wagner
made his first appearance of the sea
son with Pfttsburgr today. playing
fifst base. but poor pitching by
Mamaux caused tho home team to lose
TO 3, to Brooklyn. The veteran
shortstop In four times up was thrown
out three times By the second base
man. but singled the fourth time
driving in a run,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
MEMS OF MONTANA
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana
Communities.

Corvsliis.-Mrs Allen Birch was
hostess yesterday afternoon to mem
bers of the missionary society.
Mrs. Nj. l.. Chaffin was 4 Missoua
shopper yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
COAST LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

At San Francisco. |: Vernon, 6.
Salt Lake, 6; Portlank 5.
Los Angeles, 3; Oakland. >.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
AMERICAN ASSN
Standing of the Clubs.

At Louisville. /; Milwaukee, ).
At Columbus, :; Kansas City, ).
At Toledo, 6. Minneapolis, 5.-G3-
innings.)
At Indianapolis, 1 st. Paul 4.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08

Almost anybody can see the superior
desrabiity of fighting the enemy over
there. To fight him here would en-
tail various inconvenience.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Giants Bat Like Fiends.

Cincinnati. juno z Raglan was in
effective and New York defeated Gin
cinnati here. 10 to |. piling up l., hits.
Catcher McCarty of New York was
seriously injured sliding into first in
the fourth inning. II is believed he
suffered fracture Of the right leg
and probably will be out of the game
the remainder of thesseason.
Score r. II. +.
New York -....-.........--..-...-....-..1 Il 4
Sallee and McCarty. kreugcr, Rari-
den: Raglan and Wingo.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Double Steal Bring. Victory.

Seattle, June 7.-Seattle defeated
Spokane today in a game that started
poorly but developed into d good con-
test. A double steal in the eighth gave
the victory to the locals. -
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Too Much Johnson.

Washington, June THE locals made
II two. straight from Chicago today.
winning. ! To o.. Johnson allowed only
three hItS. Therc WAS no scoring I'M
til the ninth when Rice singled, adj
vanced on Mnrgans sacrifice and
scored on Gharrity's double.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
TAC0MA 7BUTIE GAME, !
GROWS INTO FARCE
Forty-Three Runs and IS
Hits Spoil Pastime,
Standing Of the Clubs.
Stage Nine Act Farce.

Butte, June Tacoma won a farce
of Il game here today, 81 to IL. 1t was
not only joke, but contained not a
single feature.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08
Boston, Slipping Fast.

6USt0H- SHppfh0 East.
st. Louis, June st. Louis drove
Barnes from the box in the third in
ming. made five runs on two triples, n
double. Il single. base on balls and
Railey's error and won todays game
from Boston.
Score r. Fl. T..
Boston ....--------.... ,.-..---.-....,.--.- s 3
st. Louis ......-.....-... ..... . Q 1
Barnes. Alien, Tyler and Gowdy:
Watson, Ames and snyder.
Chicago Philadelphia, postponed;
rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-08

inder of thesseasor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
Z podroziy pc Europe.
Tu}aczom pomaga szlachta
Aushyacka.

Austryacka sziachta i wysoka
arystokracya we Wiedniu pro-
'dowa}a W akcyi wspierania i da-
wanna przytulku tysiacom pols--
skich i zydowskich tufacz6w szu-
kajacych schronienia gdy opusci-
Ii swc ogniska domowe W Polsce,
znajdujace sic w samem centrum
wojny swiatowej. Arcyksiezna l.
zabella, ma}zonka arcyksieciaFry
deryka, czynnego komendanta sill
austro : w~egierskich, arcyksiaze
Karol Stefan Z zywic, ksiezniczka
Hanna Lichtenstcin, baronowa Mi
chalina :Jorkasch Koch oraz ge--
neral Carossa i jego ma}zonka
znajdowali sic ma czcle arystokra
cyl we Wiedniu, kt6ra zaskarbia
!sobie wdziecznosc tulaczow, ich
przyjaci6} i krcwnych " ca}ej Pol
see przez publiczne stanowisko ia
kie zajeli, .oraz starania przez
mich poczynione by pomodz niesz
czesnym ofiarom wojny.
Razem austryacka szlachta
pracowa}o sporo polskich domow
=. 81 @ -
szlacheckich j wybitnych polskich
i Zydowskich oSobistosci z MiZy-
nice. Jerry hr. Myciclski z Kra-
kowa, Fraciszk hr. Zamoyski, dr..
Leon Bilinski, ksiaze Andrea Lu
bomirski, Zygmund hr. Lasocki,
Zdzislaw D. Morawski, minister
ola Galicyi j ksiaze biskup A
dam Sapieha z Krakowa biora
na, jczynniejszy udzial W piracy ra
tunkowcj.
"Widok arcyksiezniczki Izabeli
Ii innych dystyngowanych pan T.
|dworu kr6lewskiego idacych smia
10 miedzy nedznych tu}aczow z
koszami zywnosci j odziezy, by
i'm pom6dz natychmiast, a potem
sic mimi opiekujacych, byl ma
der budujacym ola mas wszyst--
kich %wobecnych czasachs nicdoli
naszej' = m6wi} Kazimierz Che
dzihski, rzezbiarz polski, ktory
znajduje sic ,poSr6d tulaczow pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
Odpowiedzialne 1ekarstwa.

Pan Jan Travnicek z Tabor. S.
d. pisze: ''Uzywamy Ora. Piotra
Gomozo przez przeszlo pietnascie
lat. By4e n bardzo przez mas III
bianem, gdyz jest odpowiedzial--
mem Iekarstwem / zawsze daje "a
dowo1enie.' To stare, przez czas
wypr6bowane lekarstwo ziofowe,
ME jest medycyna apteczna. Jest
ono d~ostarczane przez SPECIAL
nych agent6w Tub wprost z labo
ratoryum Ora. Peter Fahrney 4
Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne ave.,
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
ale ME smiertelnie.

Okret Nc CulIoch pc u minu--
tach poszedl ma dino morza- Okret
byl zbudowany W 1898 +. miaf
1890 ton pojemnosci i by} 219x333
i x15 stop mial 6 strzelb i byl re
San Francisco.
Pamietam jeszcze re starego
kraju, Z naszej parafii w Brynicy
ksiedza Sheble, niemca z urodze-
mia, kt6ry powiedzial Ia kazaniu
razu, lie W zadnej movie
w .zadnym jezyku ME ma takiego
|}aduego i doskonalego spiewu jak
|poEski spiew; re w zadnym Jezy-
[ku nie MONA tax Pana Boga wy
slawiac jak W poIskim jezyku =
hyf to- Niemiee a tax wychwalal
Fpolski jezyk, re go wyni6sf mad
wszystkie jezyki, a tn niekt6rzy
[Po1acy wyparli sic swego polskie
go imienia jakby sic go wstydzili,
|jakoby Polacy byIi najlichsi cho-
[ciaz Polacy swego pochodzenia
ME potrzebuja sic wstydzic, DO
itch przodkowie byli slawni, od--
znaczali sic poboznoScia j walecz
|noscia a przytem Pan Bog obda-
rzyf mas rozumem jakicgo nam in
he narody NIGGA pozazdro$cic. My
many slawnych pisarzy, kazno-
dziej6w, %muzykow, malarzy, rzez
barry i t. d. kt6rzy So slawa Ia
szego narodu.
Mech vice kazdy Polak i Pol
ka szczyci sic z swcgo polskiego
nazwiska a go ME zmienia albo
przekreca Ia obce, a PREY pomo-
cy Boskicj i Polske odzyskamy.
s.r Tomasz Nalewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
10 cZerWca, I9l'
n. B. p. j. Chr.

10 cZerWca, 1910.
n. B. p. j. Chr.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Juz dis trzeci dzien many ME
pamietna goraczke. Ago b. m.
miclismy 90 stopni ciep}a w Gle
niu a logo by}o 100 stopni. Dzi--
siaj TAXA sauna goraczka a pred
tenn mielismy zimno tax re ME
MONA byfo sic obejsc bez paliwa.
" tutejszej angielskiej gazecic
wieczornej czytalem, re dw6ch pc
l1cmaneW mia}o napasc Ia dziew-
czyne mloda fadna niewiaste, gdy
ia Jecha}a automobilem; mieszka
Ia. ona w Ben Stevens aparta--
mencie a teraz zostala odstawiona
do szpitala Receiving
Okret Nc Culloch, kt6ry wye
cha} 13go czerwca re San Pedro,
Los Angeles do San Francisco, z
powodu wielkiej mgly ma morzu
zderzy} sic z okretem "Governo-
rem kt6ry zrobif W okrecie Nc
culloch, l5cie stop duza dziure,
! ten pc q minutach zatonal, ale
ludzie ktorzy sic znajdowali ma
okrecie zostali uratowani ! ME cd
Observation-Disclosures z wy
jstkaen=jednego, kt6ry byl- skale-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
BoLACE K WYLE-
CZONE.

Niezwykla praca, schylanie i
podnoszenie albo nadwerezajacc
cwiczenia jest wyciaganie musku
low, kt6re staja sic bolace i szty
VINE, zostajesz pokrzywionym cho
rym Sloan'a liniment przynosi
mascie, ME plami sk6ry ami ME
zalepia por6w. Miejcie zawsze. bu
telke pod reka IA b6le, swierzbie
MIA albo reumatyzm, gosciec, lum
bago, grype, zwichniecia, zesztyw
nienia, b6le W krzyzach i wszelkie
zewnetrznc b6le. U waszych ap--
tekarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05

Niekt6rzy ludzie daliby niewie
dice co azcby sic pozbyc zatwar
dzenia. Hollister'a Rocky Noun
tain herbata zrobi to, a zrobi szyb
ko. Wezcie ja raz W tygodniu, a
bedziecic regu]arni, s%zczesliwi i
wolni. w apiece Brown'a Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05

sta"y aftystyczne, ma kt0rych pc
Kane sunny zebrano ma wsparcie
Ola tuiacz6w "a pomoca wstepne-
go re sprzedazy wielu cennych
dzlef sztuki przyniesionych z Of
czyzny.
" jzimie i ma wiosne rad wspie
raj tulacz6w tamaosiadlych przez
dostarezanie i'm opalu.
Procz akcyi ratunkowej, wybit
NJ "klerownicy r6znych wyznan
we Wledniu zwracali szczeg6lna u
wage Ia oswiatowe i rel1gijne pc
trzeby ludu. w szko}ach wieden-
sklch urzadzono specyalne klasy
ola dzieci tulacz6w .pragnacvch u
czyc sic dalej W po1skim jezyku,
a d11zqileci tie przyjmowano do wszy
stkich klas bez zadnych ograni--
czen. Dalo to zatrudnienie niekto
rym nauczycielom z posrod ofiar
wojny.
Ksieza re Zgromadzenia Zmart
wychwstania Panskiego, kt6rzy o
piekuja sic polskim kosciolem we
Wiedniu, a drugim w Kahlen-
bergu, stosujac sic do zyczen
w1adz Koscio1a Rzymsko : Kato-
lickiego we Wiedniu i specyalne
go zadania kardynala Scapplneli,
tamtejszego nuncyusza p%apieskie-
go udzielali tulaczom pomocy du-
chownej. Odprawiali Msze sw.
nictylko w swych koScfo}ach, lecz
we wszystkich kaplicach pc roz-
nych czesciach miasta. Biskup
W]adys}aw Bandurski &c Lwowa,
kt6ry przyby} do Wiednia Z Kill
koma tu}aczami, tax re zaspaka-
jail religijne potrzeby polskich tn
lacz6w.
Miedzv tulaczami byfo kilku ra
bin6w z r6znych wsi i miast, kt6
rzy zwo4ywaIi czeste konfereneye
ably zakladac zbory szkoy W
ro6znyeh czesciach Wiednia, ktore
I -
~jeszcze wciaz zakladaja.
w zakladzie ola m}odych ko--
bet, ktorym zaimowaiy sic Sio--
stry re Zakonu Matki Bozej q. Ma
zaretu kr6tko pred woina, teraz
utrzymywanym przez ksiezlfiez--
Ike Lubomirska z Mizyhea, setki
bezdomnych i IA pol osieroeo-
nych dzieci maja tam utrzymanie
Miedzy dziecmi przyby'emi ia
poczatku wojny by}o potomstwo
tu}acz6w wszelkich wyznan.
Staramy sic pracowac jak maj
lcpicj, DO to jest teraz najwazniej
SEEN W pomaganiu tu}aczom
m6wila Matka Przc}ozona owej
instytucyi zakonnej. Bedziemy
nadal pracowac az sic zakonczy
ia okropna wojna."
Organizacyc ludzi ro~botniczych
staraly sic dopomodz tnlaczom o
lie mogly, chociaz familie tysiec.y
wiedenskich robotnikow, ktorzy
poszli ia pole bitwy, sami byli W
potrzcbie.
"Cierpienia j MEDIA spokrewni
" ludzi we Wicdniu z tymi, kt6-
rzy uciekli z Polski' - m6wi}
pan Morawski, minister ola Cali
cyl W dyskusyi o, wsparciu udzie
lanem polskim i zydowskim Ola
rom .wojny. "Nie ma watpli--
wosci, lie tax szlachta jak j ogo}
ludu we Wiedniu stanaf do ape
In W spos6b szlachetny i serdecz-
,t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
bywajacych we Wiedniu.
"Dalej zacheta udzielania szla-

'DaleJ Zacneta udZlelanlaI SZla-
chetnym pracoWnikom posrod tu-
lacz6w przez czeste kontrybucye
wielkich sum z kasy krolewskiej
pod bezposrednim nakazem cesa-
RIA by1y bardzo efektowne, DO
mkt ME chcial pozostae lyle
PREY sp%elnianiu swego obowiazku
"tRozmaite instytucye, ufundo-
wane przez 41tych dobrych lndzi
|jakby W mgnieniu Okla, schronic--
|}y i oca1ily wiele kobiet i dzieci
Ii ulzyly cierpieniom wielu ma
szych ludzi. Podziwiac trzeba, lie
to dobrego one wraz z rzadem TO
bizy wobec chaosu j paniki ludu,
kt6ry opuscil swe domy W Polsce,
zniszczone ogniem i mieczem."
w polaczeniu z ich wysilkami
celem ulzenia cierpieniom, panic
z wysokiej arystokracyi i szlach-
,ty zorganizowa1y k6lka robotek,
kt6remi same kierowaly. Za}ozyly
komitety sledcze, kt6re odwiedza
l,y tu1acz6w pod osobistym dozo-
rem r6znych wybitnych osoblsto
Sci; wielu oddalo zupefnie Tub cze
sciowo swe palace ma przytu}ki
ola dzieci, a inne ufundowa}y ku
chnie dla karmienia najgfodniej-
szych.
Posredniczy}y one osobiscie II
r6znych urzednik6w i komisyi i
zarazem dopilnowaly, by systema
tycznie i energicznie, prowadzono
akcye dostarczania mieszkan, zy-
wnosci- i odziezy ola ni~eszczesne-
go ludu.
Pozostaje obecnie, welding sta
tystyki pracownik6w miedzy tuba
czami, okofo $4,000. po1skich i zy
dowskich ofiar wojny we WED
niu j okolicy. Podczas zaeietych
walk j najazd6w wojskowyeh Il
czba ia dochodzila niekiedy az
do 200, 1000.
w rekordach dotyczacych ratio
wanna tulacz6w, W panstwie au-
stryacko : wegierskiem, kt6re z
SODA przywiozlem, znajduje sic
kilka tysiecy nazwisk polskieh i
zydowskich ludzi z r6znych eze-
sci Polski, kt6rzy re swemi fami
liami obecnie So osiedleni tymcza
sowo we Wiedniu i pobliskich
miescinach. NIaja oni wielu krew
lnych W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
iLiczac tylko g}owy rodzin, naz--
,wiska tychze zajmuja try well
|kie tony %obejmujace przeszlo l.
1000 stronic.
klopoty oraz troski o domowe
|ogniska spowodowaly smierc i
chorobe u kilku tysiecy tu}acz6w.
iChorymi zaopiekowano sic W
szpitalach i domach specyalnie
dla Mich przygotowanych, a u
marlych .pochowano.
Nictylko los tulaczow przyby-
wajecych do stolicy Austryi zwro
Gil IA siebie uwage szlachty j wy
sokiej arystokracyi, albowiem
zwr6cono sic do mich Z apelem
gdy Wegrzy wypedzili tu}aczow
re swego kraju. Pewna GEESE airy
I~stokracyi nalega}a ia Rad austry
by zabiegi W tel kwestyi "a
|poczatkowa}. Wrogie traktowanie
ltu}acz66w W Salzburgu, Tyrolu i
karyntyi ME uszlo uwagi wybit-
inych osobistosci dbajacych o do
bro ofiar wojny i oni tel wywie-
rail- wielki wplyw W kierunku
/ wstrzymahia zmniejszania
krzywd wyrzadzanych tulaczom
" tych dystryktach.
Wplywowsi zydowscy Wieden-
czycy zorganizowali sic, by mogli
;jak najskuteczniej opiekowac sic
,swymi rodakami, a ia praca obec
ME prowadzona jest " dalszym
] ciagu ma obszerna skale, DO pre-
wanna czesc tulaczow zydowskich
re Lwowa i okolicy pozostaje tam
gdyz trudno osadzic W kt6ra stro
ne ataki walczacych beda sklero
wane.
Posr6d mnogich ofiar wojny
iprzybywajacych do Wiednla znaj
!! dowalo sic wielu %artystow, nnap--
.: foahovroSu, zar.SvvpO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
Kiere1skij znow zachwiany.
Uruguay zrywa Z Niemcami
Wiesci re Szwecyi.
INNE TELE c. K A M

wfoSki stwierdza, IL szczyty GO
ry panujace mad rozleg}a okolica
doko}a So w reku W3ochow, kto-
rych mic juz teraz powstrzymac
ME zdo3a. Planem w}oskim jest u
derzyc ma Lublane w Krainie ma
Tryest rownoczeSnie: zajecie Lu-
blany posiada}oby W wojnie caiej
moze decydujace znaczenie, o.
twierasoby bowiem droge ma Bu-
dapeszt Wieden, a nadto odcina-
ioby zupe4nie posudniowe kraje
austryackie z miastarni Trye-
stem, Pola i Fiume.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-15
CZTERECH zOLNIERZY RA.
NIONYCH.

Steubenville, O., Is. wrzesnia.
- Otrzymano tn wiadomoSc, re
do jednego wojskowych pocia--
gov kolei Pennsylvania dano
wczoraj wieczor w Mingo juno
ton 7 strzal6w zc czterech zo}-
merry zostalo ranionych, mledzy
tymi jeden ciezko. Wszystkich
pozostawiono ia pociqgu, ktory
odszcd} dalej ku Pittsburghowi.
StrzaIy zostane dane, sdy po,
ciqc znajdowa} sic w peinym bic
gu, przcjezdzajqc przcz MlnSo
Junction, Ranionymi zajeli sic
natychmiast lckarze wojskowi.
Ma micjsce wypadku wys}ano
zaraz dctcktywow, kt0rzy rozpo-
czeli dochodzcnie i poszukiwanie
- dotyrhc>as jcdnak bez rezulta-
tn. w tcj okolicy, gdzie do!Iona-
no ma pociqg zamachu, znajdujc
sic zamieszkala przcz kilkuSet Gu
dzozicmc6w kolonia. Wiekszost
Z tych ludzi pracuje W stalow-
mach