davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
ODEZWA.

DO GNIAZD OKREGU Ego ZWIAZ-
kU SOKOLOW POLSKICH w AM.
Dnia 3go wrzeSnia b. r. przybywa
do Chicago francusko-polska Komi-
sya Wojenna z Francyi pod przewod-
nictwem specyalnego posia francu-
skiego do Stan6w Zjednoczonych, by
lego ministra, Bullion.
Wzywa sic przeto wszystkie 'Gniaz
da W Chicago i okolicy, ably W dniu
tym jak n~ajliczniejszy wziely udziai
W mundurach polowych i u r~oczystych
o lie moznoSci z karabinami.
Pierwsza zbi6rka odbedzie sic W
niedziele rano o godzinie Sci wszyst-
kich druh6w posiadajacych mupdury
polowe i karabiny, kt6rzy peinit be-
ds straz nonorowa PREY polskiej ko-
misyi.
zbi6rka prey ulicy Division j Holt
ave. Zkad wyruszymy razem do ko-
Sciola Sw. StanlsfaWa IS. ma naDo--
4ehstwo.
Zas o godzinie lszej maja sic ze-
brae wszyscy Druhowie Gniazd W
mundurach polowych 1 q karabinaIni
" mundurach uroczystych, bez kara
bin6w, o lie takowych ME posiadaja'
W sokolni Gniaada i'm. Wlodzimierzs
Swiatkiewicza mr.. 1S9 2. S. p, pnr.
1916 Tell pl., W celu wyruszenia W
poch6d uroczysty do pomnika r.
Kosciuszki, gdzie przemawac beda
delegaci Wojsk Polskich z Paryza'
/ Czo1em - Ia Wydziai okregu Ego
q. 8. P.
Jan Zaklikiewicz, prezes.
Stefan Sielski, naczelnik.
Zygmunt A. Ozaczka, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

do niewoli. Ma Karsie Walk po--
zycyjne i artyleryjskie, awiatyka
r6wniez W Mich udziai bierze zy-
wy. Obliczaja, il dotad W tel ia
zie ofensywy W}osi wzieli juz do
niewoli 10000 Austryak6w, kto-
rych liczba STRAIT ma wynoslc CO.
najmniej 10000 ludzi.
ROSYJsKO RUMUNSK1
FRONT.
Berlin, .wrzesnia. - Zwycie-
skie wojska niemieckie posuwaj9
sic dalej poza Rye "a uchodza-
cymi Rosyanami i znajduja sic
juz ma jakich 40 mil ma poiudnio-
wsy-wsch6d cd Rygi. Rosyanie pa
Ia miasteczka i wsie w odwrocie.
w Duenamuende wzieto 40 ciez-
szych dziai, W tenn 2S wielkiego
kalibru. Ma reszcic frontu - mic
waznego.
Piotrogrod, 8. wrzesnia.
Straze tylne rosyjskie walczq z
przedniemi niemieckiemi w oko-
Icy Segenvold w Liwonii, lecz
zmian liniowych tam niema waz-
niejszych: Niemcy wiecej skupili
akcye ma w~ybrzezach Zatoki Ry-
skiej, bombardowanych przez
statki wojenne i ,,Zepeliny": Per-
nau i Kabdoki byiy SLIME bonn
bardowane, pare os6b cywilnycl1
stracilo zycie. w Piotrogrodzie
zupelny spok6j - paniki niema.
- Ma dalszych liniach W Pol
see ! w Rumunii niema waznicj-
szych ~wydarzcii; mad jcziorcn
Miadziof zcstrzclono acroplan
niemiecki i pilot6w ujcto.
M~ACEDONSKI FRONT.
Paryz, s. wrzcSnia. - Ma L.
wpm brzegu Nardaru silna akcy7
angielskiej artyleryi; mIedzy
Presba a Ochrida Buigarzy ata-'
kowali dwukrotnie pozycyc rosyj
skich oddzialow. Ataki zostaly Cd
partc, tylko W niektGrych wysu--
nietych okopach zdoiai sic ostat
nieprzyjacicl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
ODEZWA
do Braci i Siostr Zjed-
noczenia P. R. K.

Poniewaz Gas jest "a krotkl,
ably MONA odezwac sic do iowa
,rzystw, ably wzie}y udzial in
gremio W wymarszu do stop po-
mnika Tad. KoSciuszki, w ME-
dziele, dnia 9go wrze5nia, W kto-
rym to pochodzie wezmie udziai
Komisya francusko = polska woj-
skowa Z Francyi, przeto odzywa-
my sic do wszystkich Braci i
Siostr naszych, ably jak najlicz-
niei stawili sic w niedziele, o
godz. 2-gicj u stop pomniKa ma
szego bohatera w Humboldt
parku, albo kto moze MECH PREY
LACEY sic do linii wymarszu PREY
Division i Noble I'll.
Zaimponujmy gosciom i zaim'
ponujmy Amerykanom gromsI'
mem zebraniem sic w niedziele l
stop pomnika T.. KoSciuszki!
w imieniu Zarzadu Gi6wnego
Zjedn. Pol. RI. Kat,
P. Rostenkowski, PREF,
J. S. Konopa, sekr.,
Joz. Ruszkiewicz, kasyer,
Ks. B. Celichowski,
kaDelan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Z VQjNY!

Londyn-P aryz, 8. wrzesnia. -
w dwu dniach ostatnich L powo-
du niepogody zmniejszyla sic wy
datnoSc dzialali awiatycznycIl, "
kazdym jednak. razic aeroplany
francuskic razporaz reJdy urza-
dzaja poza LIME niemieckie, a W
Fotyczkach napowictrznych ma Ii
mach angielskich dwie maszyny
ricprzyjacielskic z~rzucono, dwic
uszkodzono / jcden balon obser--
wacyjny zniszczono; ma liniacll
francuskich try oeroplany ME
micckie zniszezono, II uszkodzo-
no.
Berlin, 8. wrzeSnia. - RAPPORT
niemiecki utrzymuje, il w wal.
kach ostatnich napoWietrznycll IA
maszyn angielskich i francuskich
zostalo zniszczonych, lub uszko-
d~zonych.
z WLOsKIEGO FRONTU.
Rzym, 8. wrzesnia. - Ma pol.
nocny-zach6d Cd Gorycyi ME
przyjaciel, mimo STRAIT okropnych,
opor stawia bardzo shiny; oneg-
dajsze WALK przysporzyiy Wlo--
chom pol Austryak6w, wzietycl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
z KANTOWs.

Oddzial 95 M. p. i'm. Henryka
Sienkiewicza odbedzie swe miesiecz-
ne posiedzenie W poniedzialek, dnia
10gowrzesnia, o godz. 7mej wiecZo-
rem, W sail zwyklych p6siedzeh. Do
zaplacenia jest soc nadzwyczajnego
"a certytikaty, kt6re beda rozdane
ma TEN posiedzeniu. - J. P. Scnroe-
der. delegat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Podziekowanie

Czcigodnemu Duchowiehstwu
take wszystkim organiStom
Tow. Sw. Jana Chrzciciela, wszy-
stkim krewnym i z~najomym
wszystkim tym, kt6rzy brali u,
dziai w pogrzebie meza mego Sp
Stanislawa Jaroszewskiego, Easy
iGmy serdeczne bog zaplac."
w smutku pograzona:
.,... iona z dziecmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
ODDZIAL 81, w OTIS, IN
DIANA.

w niedziele, dnia ego wrzes-
MIA, odbedzie sic instalacya urze-
dnik6w Oddziaiu 81, w Otis, In
diana. Ma instalacye wyjezdza or
ganizatorka parma Leokadya
Konczyk ! dy~rektorka, parma Sa-
lcmea Urbanska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
o CZERWONEGO
KRZYZA

fila PREY Macierzy Polskiej
wkr6tce zabierze sig do piracy "
swej wlasnej pracowni w salach
Macierzy PolskieL 1457 West Di-
vision utica, . pietro.
Zarzadca pewnej znanej firmy
maszyn do szycia juz przyobiecal
ofiarowac dwie maszyny do sly
cia. Skoro nadejda ME omieszka.
my o tenn donieSc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
,,MaCierZ POlSka"
Biuro Zarzadu GI6wnegos
1867 W. Division Utica,
Na dTuSiem pIstrzs.
CHICAGO. Ill
A
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

Lrzadzona przez Zarzad Glow
ny z okazyi 2O-tej rocznicy zaio-
zenia Macierzy Polskiej odbedzie
sic w niedziele, dnia 23-go wrze-
Snia, w sail Sw. Stanislawa Ko-
-stki. r6g Noble i Bradley ulic,
punktualnie o godzinie 6-toj vie
czorem. Podwoje sail ma przyjecie
goSci otwarte beda o godz. $50,
-
MacierzySci ! M~acierzystki "a.
powiadaja Przybycie swe we
wielkiej liczbie. z 9O-ciu Oddzia-
low, ktorym wysiane zostaiy BIZ
Lefty, tylko 2 zwrociiy Z uspra--
wiedliwieniem uzasadnionem. -
Niekt6re Oddziaiy beda mialy
swych representation.
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ROZKAZ!

Wzywam wszystkiCh Druhow
Gniazda mr.. 213 q. S. P, ably sic sta
will dnia ego wrzeSnia 0 godzinie
1880 pred po]udniem W unifor-
mach obowia5kowo. Ia niesta wieuie
sic o tym czasie kazdy z czlonk6w
podpadac bedzle karze podiug kon-
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w SOUTH E N INDIANA

pdtrzeba dobrego, en~ergiczne'
go organizatora ola Macierzy
Polskiej. SposobnoSG bardzc
rzadka. Zapiata $500 cd czlOnka,
ZgtosiG sic do biura zarzadt
Glownego, 1851 West Division vi
Chicago, liz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
Uwaga ola Gospody1.
iona z dziecmi.

w poniedzialkowem wydaniu
Dziennika Chicagoskiego zamiesZcZo-
ne bedzie wielkie ogioszenie Energy
tablecikow do prania, . kuponem
ktory upowazni was do Zwykiej
wieIkosci paczki u waszego %groserni-
ka, z~upeinie darmo.
Energy tableciki do prania byly
sprzedswane W wielu innych MAS
tach, i wszedzie byiy Q zadowole-
MEM przyjete, lecz tylko teraz MOI
ma ie nabyt W Chicago.
- ydlo jest obecnie drogie, / jestes-
my pewni, re nasze polskie gospody-
ME chetnie przytma TAXI produkt
jak Energy tableciki, kt6re So in
dorsowane przez tysiace niewisst,
ola swych zalet W oszczedzaniu pra-
cy I czasu.
Me zaniedbajcie wyciat tego oglo-
szenia W poniedziaiek. ably otrzymaG
paC5ke darmo, u waszegO grOsernika.
PraVxts haNdy lekARn ooIfRt afafa A..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
W sprawie niedzielnego wymarszu do
Pomnika Kosciuszki.

stytucyi Gniazda. kazdy q czlonkow
ma postara6 sic o mundur polowy
Tub uroczysty, CT zas, kt6rzy mum
dur6w ME posiadaja, maja przybyC W
ubraniach cywilnych.
Czolemi
Jan Zapalik,
prezes | naczelnik Gniazda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08
MAcIERZ PoLSKA PLACI 81,

w nagrodzie "a kazdego nowe-
go czionka lub czionkinie, ME ro-
bi roznicy czy nowy czionek "a
pisuje sic jake ubezpieczony czy
stowarzyszony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Kto ehce czyeae naJlepsze CO
5zienne pismo polskie, MECH sic
uds do pana F m. PAWoLL
naszego agenta ma Duncan | oko-
lice / zaabonuje sobie Dziennih
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MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1905
zARz4D GLOwNYI

ZARzAD GLOwNYI
ks FrGnclszsk Gordon, Moderator.
KS A. A. Klowo, Wice-Modsrator.
wotciech F. SoEka, Presses.
AntonIua BarGnowsks. WicepreseskA
woieIech Msnklcki. wice-preZsS
TornaSs S. BlachowSkL, Sekretsr1-
FrneisSek WitkowSkL. SkRronik.
Stanisiaw Licsmahski. DyrektoT.
wladys}aw LnpStka. DvrektoE.
AntonI MaEurk. Dyrektor.
Leokadya kOnUByk, Dyrektorka.
Franciszka Biescnks. Dyrektorka.
Or. Alexander P~ietrEykowskL Lskars
SRcZOlny.
Adv, Pfotr :. Mindak, Doradca Prawny
BSrtA G. WoJtaIewlcs, Asyst. SekT Gen.
GoDZINY BIURowEt
Biuro Zarsadu G}ounsgo otwarte "
ani powssednie Cd Sodz. s-tej rsno do
S-tei wieesorem, Nv sobete do lei po-
po4udniu). Wisczorem. W dni powszed-
I-meJ DO S-tet. - " niSdzisie I SWieta
RrecEysts. biuro Jest gsmkntsts
Pr~sesat W p~oniedziaiki l pi4;k! wie-
esorSml cd EodEiny T-msJ do s-tet
WgBslkis koreSpondencye do G{owne-
60 PrsEesa nAle4V adresowac:
woJCIECH F. soSKA,
1&5S w. Division strN Chicago, Ill.
SskrrtarssI LRSHiedsialkl. wtOgkL
ny 7-msj do s-tsi, I Cd l-sSej popolu-
~
s-tsj DO l-SEet.
S~karbauSa' we wtorkL srody I piatkl
Cd gcdziny 7-mei do S-teJ wleczorem.
~EkRadAAIa OP3atIW szelkie opiaty do Ka-
" GRoWneJ prsylmuJe Kasyer Giowny
DodcBas Sodsln orisowvch. albo we dnIe
~ SodIinach ofisowych, SekretarB &C.
nsgalRy.
wsselkie listy nadsyiae nale4y IA re-
CO SekretarEa Ge~neralnego:
TONS. BLACH0wSKI,
Secretary Polish ALMA Mater,
I465 W. Division str, Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
PrxekaBy bankowe pocztowe
(ehecks, money orders etc.) nalezy wy
gtGWiRc ma orsGnlzacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER.
p~rEesyiac pod adresem:
FIR. wTTKOwsKL,
l&EB w. DiylsioR STIR Chicago, nm,
,,MacierZ POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu GI6wnegos
1867 W. Division Utica,
Ma druSiem pistrzs.
CHICAGO. Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-08

Prawie kasdy iskass poIsKt stats o.
taeh nttErNiK1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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THE HEARING
NEARING END.
TESTIMONY COMPLETED THIS
MORNING IN THE fstEsTIGA-
TIOS OF GOVERNOR.
WGR[GOR IS on STAND
Former State senator Admits Drink
ing With II. G. Poe 81. q Passcn-
ger Train-Argument Be
gins This Afternoon.

AUSTIN. Texas. March Is.--At
the morning session of the Cover
nor Ferguson investigation commit
tee former Senator r H. McGregor
testified as to H. G. Poe being drunk
at Houston and putting him on the
train.
On cross examination McGregor
admitted that he drank four bottles
Of beer and Poe drank cocktails at
meeting with him in Beaumont and
on a train TO Houston.
Mr.. Crane asked McGregor /. he
did not know he violated state law
IN drinking on a train. McGregor
said It was a personal matter with
him as to his drinking on train.
No material testimony was offered
this morning.
Chester Threstar. president Of he
austin Bank and Trust company,
testified that Bank Examiner VIII
liams made him throw out a $1,000
note OF Judge A. j. Harper, former
II associate justice Of the court OF
criminal appeals. after the latter had
released the Watsons On bond for
the alleged killing ef State Banking
Commissioner Patterson. Thresher
said the note was good.
The committee completed the TAX
ing of testimony this morning and
the hearing of argument by counsel
will begin this afternoon Counsel
also filed briefs.
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LAREDO. Texas. March IS. The
movements Of General John ], Per-
shins. who is here with members OF
his staff. tend TO eonfirm belief in
the accuracy of recent dispatches
frem other points which Indicated
that perhaps the real object OF his
VISIT to this section is 10 promote
amicahle relations between the Am
erieans and Mexieaas,
ostensihly and according to an
uouneement the trip is for the par-
pose OF inspecting the United States
troops in this district He is TO be
the guest Of honor at banquet TO
be given tomorrow by Laredo eiti-
xens, who have requested that add
tional troops be stationed here.
However. in pursuance OF the policy
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END Of WAR
DRAWING NEAR
RELIEVED THAT WITHIN NEXT
FEW MONTHS GENERAL. PEACE
MOVE WILL BE STARTED.
WILSON'S IDEA GROWING
indications Are That His Peace
Without Victory" Suggestion
viii Finally BE Adopted BY
the Warning Countries.

WASHINGTON, Mar. IA gem
eral peace move viii be launched
within three or four months, accord
ing 10 the view of diplomats and Of
ficials today.
In the opinion of military men,
government authorities and repre-
sentatives OF foreign powers here
there are many elements at work
which are tending to bring the great
world war to its closing stage; These
elements include an increasingly
acute food situation in all the war-
ring nations, particularly among the
Central powers, a growing unrest
among the people, as Indicated by
dissatisfaction as manifested toward
the entente cabinet, the possibility
of any one OF the present nations
breaking suddenly under the mill
tary strain, and the growing belief
that neither side can achieve an over
whelming victory such as would force
q strictly military peace.
1t is now believed here that Pres
ident Wilson'S suggested peace
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pEAsH|NC CU[T|vAT|NG BETTER
RELATIONS WITH MEX|CANs

he followed in the Philippines. where
he attracted attention by what was
called his friendship policy per-
shiag Is losing no opportunity to cui-
tiyate cordial relations With the peo-
pie on the other side OF the Rio
Grande and II is considered very
possible that number Of promi-
nent Mexican officials will meet higu
at the banquet here tomorrow.
General Pershing IS accompanied
by his chief OF staff. Col. Malvern
Hill Barnum, and his aide. Lisuten-
ant james l.. Collins. Recently
when visiting the Brownsville see-
ton he made 1t noias to exchange
eourtesies With the officials at
Matamoros and much better conai-
tons have followed, These army
officers will be here until tomorrow
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LABOR STANDS
BY PRES|DEN
NO RAILWAY STRIKE Is 10 BE
CALLED N THE ENEEr
OF WAR.
CONFERENCE BEING HELD
Chiefs of the Four Big Erotherhootis
and Delegates From Local Unious
Being Held In Washington.
Strike 0tder Discussed.

WASHINGTON, March t33. -
President Wilson was informed to-
day by the big brotherhcod leaders
that in case OF war no strike viii be
called on The great railway systems
Of the country.
In letter from the brotherhoods
which reached the White House to-
day every assurance was given bv
the railway tsainnen that they Will
stand by the president" in event
of actual hostilitles.
The United States board of medi-
alton and coalition, whis,h failed 10
prevent an open bfeach between t..e
big brotherhoods aud railways Lass
April, Will make final effort to
reach an agreement in the presen.
recurrence OF tie controversy, the
United Press learned today.
No promise was made, however.
in the letter to the president that
strike would not he called then,
Tic letter declared that the brother
Eocds would meet with the railway
mtnagers Thursday. They will then
make determined effort 20 reach
an agreement. The brotherhood
chiefs 'hope to be successful"
In the letter no mention was
made of any strike order to be used
In ;he event that Thursdays meeting
fails. This strike order has been
reported since Saturday nights
meeting to arrange progressive
strike" which will begin on the
the eastern roads and spread 10
others. The order was the biggest
subject under discussion at any
meeting between the brotherhood
chiefs and local delegates at the
Bijou theatre. President Wilson is
keeping in close touch with the
situation through Labor Secretary
| Wilson, but as yet he has taken ne
! hand In the matter,
In the even; of n strike il is
believed conditions at this time are
worse. in view of high food prices
/ Il an when the strike was threaten
ed last summer A strike hefart
April, it was pointed out. alst
might delay the called extra session
or congress since it would be inn
possihle for senator's and representa-
tives from far away states TO reacl
! Washington en- time.
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WILL COMPLAIN TO WASHING
TON or HIS TREATMENT AT
HALIFAX BY BRITISH.
WIFE WAS NOT EXEMPT
so Thorough Was Examination of
shia's Passengers That Mrs.
ise,nStorff Did Not Escape.
Methods Renugnam.
Bv ARTHUR F. MANN.

CHRISTTANlA, Norway March
10. By wireless to Berlin, thence 10
TncLortown. n. j.. March 13.--Nor
even Countess Won Bernstorff, the
American wife OF the former ann
kassador TO he United States from
Germany. was exempted in the min
ME search OF the liner Frederik
VIII and her passengers by the
Rritish authorities ct Halifax. so
thorough was this search and so re-
pugnant The methods, as we'll as
the delay it enforced on the former
envoy, he win lodge a formal pro-
test at Washington. At the time
~ the searching the British author
tiles refused to transmit his tele-
gram of protest. They did mail
censored protest to DR., Ritter
tho Swiss minister at Washington
" bo was left in charge Of Germany S
interests at the American eapi'al
pnt this was not forwarded. it Is
understood. until after the exami-
ration had been completed ana
the Frederik had left port.
The British authorities refused
to permit the American consul at
Halifax 10 come aboard the Fred
orik VrlI and forced the captain
of .ao liner to promise not to use his
wireless.
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NAVY GUNSHRs WHO WILL GO
ON ARMED SHIPS HAVE RE-
Cii1ED INSTRUCTIONS.
ORDERS ARE KEPT SECRET
Contents of Orders As issued Esy
Secretary of The Navy Daniels
Kept s,eeret--slpproyci by
the President.

WASHINGTON, March l3,-ln-
structions to navy gunners regard
ing their conduct in defending Uni
ted States merchantmen from Ger
man submarines in Germany's barred
zone are completed and have been
approved They will be issued when
needed.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels
drew the orders and then in two
conferences With Secretary Lansing
made some changes believed TO be
minor. Daniels, who announced
the completion af the instructions,
declared they would be kept secret
ana said he had control OF the sit
uatiou SO that the contents will not
be made public from any source.
There will be little delay in for
wording the instructions. it is as
sumed. Daniels. however declined
10 give the exact time On She ground
tlat this woald serve as q means
of showing the sailing dates Of arm
ed ships. President Wilson, it Is
understood. SAN the orders when
completed and wish Secretary Lans-
ing approved them.
Secretary Daniels made the spe-
cific request that newspapers refrain
from any speculation as to the con
tents Of the orders.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-13
HARRY THAW hDJUOGED
INSANE BY AL|EN|sTS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March Is.
Harry X. Thaw has been adjudged
insane by alienists who examined him
in the sanity inquiry started by his
mother to have him declared insane
in PENNSYLVANIA in order to have
him sent to an insane asylum in this
state aud escape trial in New York
on a charge of having beaten Fred
eriek Gump III. of Kansas city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-13
GERMAN ARMY
OFFICER HELD
.a,reTrn WITH PLOT TO sMuG-
cir GOODS on GERMAN
ISTEHNED STEAMERS.
|ElNINs ON ]. s. SHIPS
Inuloyes Of d Hamburg Firm Are
Said to Have Made Trial Trips
On American Ships and Are
Familiar With Construction.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1:9
lffa plot to smuggle goods aboard
Sas German interned ships at the
Isasae Island navy yard, which
| i far has resulted in five arrests of
comment German-Amerieans. as
saned a more sinister aspect today
sasn It became known that Adel-
bit Fisher, who is not only a rela-
he 81 the kaiser himself. but Is an
effidal Of one of the largest marine
aaneerlng companies situated in
Hanhurg.
Fishers daughter is the wife Of
ae Of the owners Of the Hamburg
am.
Government agents who have been
s1reling cut the elusive bit OF infor-
BATON concerning the former opera
aaas Of Fischer's firm were amazed
y flhd the extent Of its ramifiea-
tpas
u addition to the knowledge of
lNaers direct connection with and
s'aGssi in Germany. these facts are
g to have been learned BY the
adfral agents.
That The Fischer firm made a spe-
saly 0f contracts for the American
wv and a number Of these con
sA's have been direct with the gov
aaaspt.
laal bis firm has amassed a huge
sa'pn' Of Information regarding the
y sentiments plans especially
~ regard to blue prints and the
saoa Of oil tanks on both dread
'',saa and torpedo boat destroyers.
u sael'ert Fischer, at liberty under
$, !. q reserve of the German
- : AanOer OF employees of the
~ urn have been on trial trips
]. american ships and are conver-
: WIN the features OF their con-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-13
SUBMISSION IS
BEFORE SENATE
VOTE on RESOLUTION EXPECT
ED To COME yP SOME TIME
DURING THE DAY.
Ants Making Every Effort Possible
To Keep from Being Placed ON
Record on the Submission
Question.

AUSTIN. Texas. March 1s.-Sab-
mission was declared to be before
the senate this morning after pend
les business had been laid on the
table subject 70 call and Senator Me
Nealus had called for its considers
ton whsn the president ruled that
the McNealus constitutional eonven-
sion resolution vas then before the
senate.
The i-prohibitionists who OBJ
jeeted TO being placed on record on
Submission are seeking BY numerous
consideration of the matter, but it Is
probable that the issue viii come to
a vote during the day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-13
|lIlNFNT BEGINS TODAY
| N TIE INVESTIGATION

n s.lN' ~ Texas, March 1a.-with
s,s 'lhl0ny completed in the in
n, 'suen ~ Of the house committee
~, 4alses against Governor Fer
d. eaalrman Bryan announced
|s...sp psalAent would begin at two
i. 'als afternoon.
|ss,sa''A' y N. Crane fer Che COM
ss0l s'as aaa v. 4. Hanger fer the gov
Il NJ sa'A will he allowed one and
ars,,.a hours Chairman Bryan in.
|,s,,sss { each attorney to have \
remr 'laei ready by two O'Clock To-.
|sn A.. AFTERNOON The committee
ansseaa' ea 90 into executive session
|Ae IL ,'ass as Of its decision and formn-
~ report to the house : = :
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-13

word pamphlet issued =. ~ ,44O'
council, which, under the pres'aon'y
of Samuel Gompers, concluded Guy
and hair session here early to@AS
The big significant phase OF "a,
labor councils action, II was p"'n'o''
out. Ia tho fact tHat President Com
pers IS a member and official Oh INV
Nat!onal Defense council ana y
such sits IN conferences with P'esi-
don't Wilson'S cabinet and 'he ia
lions biggest capitalists when the
party meets.