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The Little River news., 1917-12-05
HOME GUARD OFFICERS
Appointments for State ire Made by
 AdiutAnt General.

Little Rock. Dee. 2.-Adjt General Lloyd England yes ;erday announced the following appointments in the Home Guard:
 To be major of infantry: j. G. Sain, Nashville. assigned to the Fourth district. comprising the coun- ties of Crawford, Little River, Miller. Pike, Scott, Sevier Howard, Polk. Logan, Montgomery end Sebastian, as inspector general, under the provis- ions of paragraph ?, General Orders Number 3, November F. 1917
 To be captain of infantry: Walter L. Lineback assigned to Siloam Springs Home Guard Company, to fill an original vacancy; John Durkee, as signed to Horatio Home Guard com pany to fill al original vacancy.
 To be first lieutenant of infantry: Nathan o. Baldwin. assigned to Si- loam Springs Home Guard company. to fill an original vacancy; Frank Ethridge, assigned to Horatio Home Guard company, to fill an original va cane,
 To be second lieutenant of infantry: Albert J. Rapp, assigned to Siloam Springs Home Guard company, to fill an original vacancy; D. P Beauchamp. assigned to Horatio Home Guard com pany, to fill an original vacancy.
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
SKELETON UNCOVERED
Identification Was Complete Through
 Papers Found on Body.

Hot Springs, Dec. 1.-The skeleton of William McGraW, a Well-tO-do bank ger and business man of Hoxie, Ark, who disappeared from here several months ago. was found this afternoon by electricians who were tearing away electric wiring in one of the former club rooms of Hot Springs. Identifi- found on the body, which had been
 taken through maze of rafters and wires to a secluded corner of the at tic. McGraw came here for the baths and disappeared from his hotel last
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
April, and a wide search and heavy rewalrds tailed to find a trace of him.
5S DIE AT CAMP PIKE
Pneumonia Cause Of 5a Deaths Tn
 Army During November.

Little Rock, Dec, 2,-The monthly report issued yesterday by pr. M. J. Barlow, registrar of vital statistics shows that there were S4 deaths in Hill township during November, 5S of which occurred at Camp Pike and three at Fort Roots, The remaining 23 We're residents of North Little Rock. Ac- cording to the report, 52 of the deaths at Camp Pike were caused by pneu- monia.
The Little River news., 1917-12-05

from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors for increased wages ap- proXimating 40 per cent The general chairman of botl labor organizations were to present the wage schedule to
 SS!l5555iI,jtl uH Iiiyilyal
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
Clyde Phillips Lieutenant.

MT. and Mrs. R. A. Phillips received a telegram Saturday from Capt. H. Brewcr at Camp Beauregard stating: Your son, Clyde, today commissioned lieutehant Congratulations. The friends of Clyde will be glad to hear of this excellent promotion. He left Since that time he was transferred to headquarters. The promotion was the result of an examination.
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
Gin Report.

Special Agent, M. M. Draper, reports that 12,306 bales of cotton were ginned in Little River county prior to Nov IA, 1917, as compared with 13, 432 bales on the same date last year.
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
ENLIST UP TO DECEMBER 15
Resistrants May Have Choice of Any
 Branch Until That Date.

Washington, Dec 2-Men subject to draft may enlist in any branch of the military service ur to noon De- cember 15, under ruling announced last night at the War Department.
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
Prohi Issue ID.

Before the holidays recess s Gisposi- ton of the national prohibition ques- ton is to be presse1 A deficiency appropriation bill before the holidays to care for unexpected war eXpcn6i- lures may De taken up. The Ser2 Q Democratic Steering Committee and House Ways and Means Committea may meet this week to discuss tenta- tive legislation programs.
 Early activities will include concid- eration by Senate committees of Sen ator LaFollette's much discussed St Paul speech and railroad tranS porta- tiOn problems.
The Little River news., 1917-12-05
Wilson Speaks Tueshay-is Believed President Will Not Asis Be- clarati0n Against Ger.
 many's Allies.

Washington, Zee. 2.--Ccagre1s re assemblies tomorrow at noon for it's second War session.
 All arrangements gre complete for what promises to be an epochal ses- sion. Increased determination of the American people for vigorous prose cution of the war to victory was the message universally brought by the returning members.
 Immediately after conVening and appointing committees tomorrow. to formally aoti y President Wilson and each other that the second session of the SiXty-GIth Congress is in readi- ness, adjournments will be taken out of respect to members Who died dur ing the reoess-Senator Iiusting O. Wisconsin, who was accidentally shot, and Representative Martin of Illinois
 Another feature of the opening day will be receipt of appropriation esti- mates. aggregt.ing many billions of dollars, for war and general govern men al purposes for the next fiscal year.
 Wilson Address TuestIay.
 The keynote of the executive pro- gram, both in it's effect on war ant Comoatic concerns, will be sounled Tuesday by President Wilson in hi. annual opening address, to be de!iv- cred in the House chamber at 12:30 D. m. at a joint session. It will be the presidents first appearance be- fore Congress since the historic night meeting of April ?, at the openi.g of the special session called to permit him to ask for the declaration of war,
 Public printers are at work on the message which is awaited with un> usual interest because of the Oppor- t|nity t presents for comment on the MGc accomplishments and aims of the nation in i s relation wi h the allies the upEe2yel in Russia, the reyea se8 of Italy and the immediate policy aa to Germanys allies.
 A recommendst ton for a declaration Of war sGainst Austria-Hunsory is not generally expected. Other mes s gos on special subjects during the session are eXpec.ed to follow the presidents s initial statement. Unless the president recommends further declarations o war little business is planned this week by congi ess ional 1eaders. Members expect the session to end before the fall congressional
The Little River news., 1917-12-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES property in
 Ashdown to exchange for farm pro- perty-W. s. Price, Ashdown, Ark. tt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10

He Felt Himself Being Reduced to a
Pulp.
their tent In the early morning light.
One OF his eyes was black and nearly
closed, his lips were cut and swollen.
but be grtnned cheerfuily as he er
claimed
SAY 1t was a great night. wasn't
ftf'
Eliza cried out In alarm at his ap
pearance.
You poor Kid! You're a sight" She
ran for hot water and soap, while Ma
tale said warmly:
You were perfectly splendid. Dan
| knew you'd do it"
Did your" lie tried to smile hts
appreciation, but the effort resulted in
u leer 80 repulsive that the girl looked
dismayed. You ought 10 ha We seen
the shindy."
Seen IL! Maybe We didn't"
Honestly
Did you think we could stay be
hindf We sneaked along with the
cookhouse gang. and q of them help
ed US up on the gravel carr. He smell
I'd OF dishwateF. but he was a hero.
We screamed and cried and Eliza
threw stones until Mr.. O'Neil discover
ed ms and made us get down. He was
awfully mean"
Hes a mean man.
He isn't, He was jumping around
on one leg like n crippled grasshopper."
Il made a thousan nd dollars" said
Dan. Guess what I'm going TO do
with itT'
How can | guessY
I'm going TO buy an engagement
ring" Once more he Ieered repui
sively.
How meet said Natalie cooily
Congratulations
Guess who it's fory'
Il couldn't. really"
ITS for you"
was freezing. You have made a mis-
take. a very great mistake. Dan. | like
you. but-we won't ven mention such
things. II you please"
ELIAS entrance saved her further
embarrassment and she quickly made
her escape. Dan groaned 70 deeply as
his sister bathed his injuries that she
was really concerned.
Goodness, Danny" she said. Are
you as badly hurt as all thatf'
I'm worse" he confessed. I've
just been shot through the heart. Slow
music and flowers for me, Arrange for
the services and put a rose In my hand.
sis"
Nonsense. Ill put a beefsteak on
your eye" she told him unfeelingly.
Under DIR. Gray's attention O'Neirs
ankle began to mend. and by the time
the track had been laid far enough be
yond the crossing to insure against
further interference from Gordon he
declared himself ready to complete the
journey to Kyak. which be and the
girls bad begun three weeks before.
During the interval Eliza had occu-
pied herself In laying out Der maya
zine stories. and now she was eager
to complete her Investigations $ as
to begin the final writing. Her expert
ence In the north thus far had given
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10
THE PARSON OF THE PANAMINT

Millions have read this wonderful
Evening Post. and upon which the
Pallas Pictures production of the
same is based Dustin Farnum as
1.-The Parson OF Paramint". has liter
ally immortalized by his screen char
acterization. one of the most interest
ing figures in the history of the great
West. The story centers in one of
the MUSHROOM mining towns of Ne
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10

vada forty years ago. The characters
are lovable for their sincerity. their
earnestness In trying to conform to
the ethics of city government. one
OF which necessitates a parson. And
Dustin Farnum, al Philip Pharo, Is
chosen to purge on Sundays the evils
of the week.
The elements OF human interests,
of history. of tragedy and comedy. as
related by "Chuckawalla" Bill form
the foundation of a very unusual and
wonderful story of the West. Bib
hnll tonight.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10

ming so dishonest as what our govern
ment has done 10 its own people they
would be jailed"
When 0'Neil and NATALIE returned
they found the two still arguing
Haven't you finished your tircsome
discussions 2" asked Natalie.
MIR. Trevor has almost convinced
me that the octopus il a noble creature,
filed with high ideals aud writhing at
the thrusts of the muckrakers." Eliza
told them.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10
CHAPTER XIV
The Fruit of the Tempest.

Inc Fruit OF the tempest
EITHER O'Neil nor his host was
in sight when the girls came to
L breakfast. The men had risen
early IL IL mad and Wnrn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
Ruch " TOWarzystWach.
zE sTANiskAWOwA

- TOW. Matki Boskiej Czest. or.
90 S. P. W A. odbedzie posiedzenie W
poniedsialek, 1870 wrzesnia, o go
dzinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall mr.. 3.
Prezes zaprasza ws%zystkich czionkow
DO So waine sprawy do zaiatwienia.
~ Mikary Micha}owicz, PREF; Jan
Zielihski, sekr. prot.
- Maciers Polska oddzial ATTY
sw. J6zefa odbedzie kwartalne posie-
dzente we wtorek mia 1890 w~rzesnia,
o godzinie pol do 6smej wieczorem
W hall zwyklych ~posiedzeh. Kazdy po
winien bye ma tenn p%osiedzeniu, BIO So
waane sprawy do zalatwienia. -
Mich. J. Kusnierz, prezes; And. Ku-
java, sekr. prot, 1851 N: Ashland
ave.
- Tow. I'm. X. Wine. Barzynskie-
30 ma ostatniem posiedzeniu uchwa-
lila by ka&dy czionek wziai przynat-
mniej jeden billet ma zabawe urza--
dzons prSez towarzystwa zjednocze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

pazdziernika, i wySla nan delega-
tow, jak i tie, kt0re ma podstawie
rezultatu referendum zycza sobie
odozenia ma rok caly, przekrocza
konstytucye Zjednoczenia, jake
tez uchwale ostatniego Sejmu,
gdyz wedle tychze, Sejm powi-
MEN sic odbyc w pierwszym ty'
godniu pazdziernika. Sprawl
p~rzezto stale sic tax zawikiana,
re skoro sadly MIA sic zajma, pro-
cesy NIGGA doprowadzic do ME-
bywalych katastrof W organiza-
Cyl. Czy wobec tego ME lepiej,
poza sadami dojSc do porozumie-
MIA. by Sejm odbyl sic wedle u
chwaiy w~iekszoSci Towarzystw,
= azeby Sejm przySzly juz sam
rozsadzii, kto byf wlnlen Tub ME-
winien i odpowiednio do tego po-
stapii?
Moe ma czasie byloby przypo-
mnieG przysiowie: aKto m~adrzej-
sly, ten ~ustapi!"
Zaznaczamy wyraznic, re ME
w~ydajcmy tn opinii, DO do tego
ME many ami prawa ami kwalifi-
kacyi, re take ME okreSlamy tn,
jake jest nasze zapatrywanie ma
sama kwestye odiozenia Sejmu,-
tylko radzibySmy W jakiS spos6b
przyczynit sic do uchronienia or
ganizacyi pred nieskohczonymi
protestant sadowymi, kt6re viva
zamv "a nieszcze5cie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
~TsIegramy najoWe.
DWA WAzNE BILE JESZCZE
DO ZALATWIENIA.

WaSzynSloIl, ~. IEesill
o lie obccnie MONA sadzic, wy
razane poprzednio nadzieje, re Sc
sye kongresu bedzie molina odro.
czyG juz okoio 1-go pazdziernika,
ME dada sic urzeczywistnic. W
koiach miarodajnych panuje OPT
MIA, re odroczcnie nastapi dopicro
oko}o 15go pazdziernika a to z
tego powodu, IL prczydent donna
ga sic stanowczo uchwalenia jc-
szcze W ciagu biezacej sesyi pre-
d~lo7enia w sprawie asekuracyi
zoinierzy i marynarzy, mad kto-
rem debaty zabiora co najmniej
tydzieh czasu. Procz tego ocze-
kuja jeszcze ostatecznego zaiat--
vienna masterpieces przedlozenia :
Uchwalony juz przez Izbe Po-
selska bill Webba W sprawie ure-
gulowania eksport6w.
Przyjety W senacie bill W sPra-
vie powoiania pod sztandary "a
mieszkalych W Stanach Zjedno--
czonych cudzoziemc6w, podda-
nych pahstw alianckich ! neutral
nvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
" sprawie odlozenia
Sejmu Z~jednOczenia.

W niemi}ej tel sprawie, o kto-
rel juz Z muSu niejako prawie CO.
dziennie many COS do zakomuni-
kowania, otrzymujemy wiasnie
wiadomo5c, re adwokat y. L.
Piotrowski dis rano o godz. 10
wytoczyl pred sedzia Foell pro-
ces, w ktorym oskarza pewnych
oznaczonych czlonkow Zarzsdu
Zjednoczenia I'll. tych, ktorzy
g}osowali "a odlozeniem Sejmu)
o przekroczenie zakazu sadowe--
60 ! zada ich ukarania "a obraze
sadu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

MIA, o godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W
sail zwyklych posiedzen. Kazdy czfo-
mex powinien by cobecny, DO So waz-
ne sprawy do zalatwienia. - Tomasz
Podraza, prezes; Michai Augustyn,
sekr. prot, 1920 w. Huron ul.
UWAGA GROSERNICY.
~Posiedzenie Stowarzyszenia
G~rosernikow Polskich odbedzie sic
dis wieczorem, O godzinie 7:3O W
hall Zwiazku Polek, 1909 n. Ash
land ave. Wazne sprawy beda zala--
twione; obecnoSG wszystkich czion-
kow konieczna. w. Kasprzak, pre-
yes; ]. Kowalczyk, sekr. 1929 Noble
nj. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
ANY BUDOWY K
sTRUKCYJNYCH SZPITALI.
Washington, II. wrzeSnia.

Washington, II. wrzesnla. -
Naczclny lekarz armii general
William &. Gorgas ogIasza plany,
wcdle kt6rych w 10 miastach Sta
now Zjcdnoczonych maja bye Wy
budowanc .,rckonstrukcyjnc" szpi
tale, ktorych zadanicm bedzlc
przyspasabiaj okalcczalych zol-
merry do nowych warunkow ~
cia. Picrwszc Z tych szpitali stanq
w Chicago, Nowym Norku, Wa
szyngtonic ! Bostonic, nastePne
zas prawdopodobnic W Filadelfii,
Buffalo, Cincinnati, St. Paul
Seattle, San Francisco, Los Ange-
les, Denver, Kansas City, st.
Louis, Memphis, Richmond, At
lanta i New Orleans
Plany te So owocem zmian, ia
kie EASILY w z~apatrywaniach ma
obowiazki rzadu i narodu wobec
zolnierzy, kt6rzy krew swa pre-
lewali ia polach walk. Kiedy
przcdtcm utarta byla opinia, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

Jeszcze raz W imie dobra Zjc-
dnoczenia radzibySmy nakioniG
powaSnione strony do pogodzenia
sic jak najszybszego i wycofania
caiei kontrowersyi re s9d6w.
Zdaniem naszem (redakcyi ID,
C.") do porozumienia powinno
przyjSt tenn latwiej, IL - mniej-
sza juz teraz o to, Z czyjej why
- Scjm Zjednoczcnia juz odbyt
sic ME moze w czasie konstytu--
eva oznaczonym. TAX tie iowa
rzystwa, ktore chcia by urzadziG
Sejm W Schenectady W tym roku,
ale dopiero W drugim tygodniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

mia. Bilety bracia moga nabyt Cd Sc
kretarza protok6lowego F. S, Zywic-
kiego, 1927 Newton ul., Tub " biurze
Ant. Kowalskiego, pnr. 1916 Noble
ul. - Fran. Czonstka, PREF. FIR. S.
Zywicki, sekr. prot, 1927 Newton I'll.
- Dw6r Puiaskiego No. 49, Z. X.
l.. maregularne posiedzenie jutro we
wtorek, dnia 1890 wrzeSnia, o godz.
Smej wieczorem, W salt zwyk}ych pc
siedzeii. - Albert Orzechowski, mad
~lesniczy.
Macierz Polska, oddzia{ 19ty
sw. Amy bedzie mice regularne po-
siedzenie W poniedziaiek, 17go b.. m.
O godzinie Smej wieczorem, W sail
zwyk}ych ~posiedzeh. - Anna Klar-
kowska, PREF; Julia Wich}acz, sekr.
prot, 22S5 Thomas ul.
- Wszyscy CT, ktorzy ~pracowali
ma bazarze i pikniku z par. sw. Sta
nislawa X. maja sic zebrat dzisiaj
wieczorem, o godzinie Smej, do sail
klubowej, - Komitet.
: 49,
- Tow. IS. Ap. Piotra l Pawla mr..
469 Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posie-
dzenie we wtorek, dnia 1890 wrzes-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
z PORTUGALII.

Lisbona, II. wrzesnia. - Wszy
stkie branze robotnicze, ktore
strajkowaly Cd 1go wrzeSnia, pc
wrociiy do piracy, ruch W mieScie
normalny odnowiony, spokoj "a
panowai, Rad potrafii W zupeino-
sci opanowac sytuacye,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

Ma E~Dchodnlej
1910 ". MAdisoH n.
2S8O W. Madison nj,
1885 Blue Island Ave,
1917 5. HGlStSd utica
1882 j. HGlstSd ulIeA
1878 W. u. VI
Sl02 West 22-gA e.
Na roiudniowe
Btronie
s02 Wentworth W.
SAT- 8. HAlstsd ulisA,
G729 y. AlhlAaa Ava
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

Bill W sprawie kredytow ma po-
krycie niedoborow.
Bill w sprawie zakazu utrzyny-
wanna stosunkow handlowych Z
panstwami nieprzyjacielskiemi.
wy
WOZOW.
Washington, II. wrzeSnia. =
Ogioszono til liste artykuiow, ma
wyw6z ktorych Rad bedzie zez-
walal tylko W tych w~ypadkach, w
kt6rych zostanie wykazane, IL
eksportowane So one ola Celow,
majacych zwiazek Z wojna. Lista
ia obejmuje nastepuJace pred
mioty:
Maka, ~pszenica, csukier, mas}o,
zelazo i wszelkie jego przetwory,
bawelna, len, gliceryna, aparaty i
skrowe, amoniak, kwas karbolo--
WY, aluminium, olej rycynowy,
kwas azotowy / inne chemikalia,
fosfor, potaz, saletra, stearyna,
siarka, tuluol i welna.
Rad ZAREKWIRUJE WE
GIEL.
Washington, II. wrzeSnia. -
Administrator opa}owy Harry A.
Garfield oSwiadczyi, &c rad po-
stanowii zarekwirowac weglel
wprost cd kopali, ably W ten spo-
sob zyskac kontrole mad Gala gale
zia tego przemyslu gorniczego
polozyc koniec praktykowanym
obecnie zdzierstwom. Oko}o 1-go
pazdziernika prezydent Wilson
ma wydat proklamacye, w ktorel
oznaczone zostanq z~nacznie W
por6wnaniu Z dotychczasowemi
ni7sze ccny w s~przedazy drobiaz-
gowcj wegla zar6wno twardego
lax miekkieco.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

K 0 NIOI yCU ] UWIIlUISCIE WIeUZI6C.
Komisya ME ma kapitalu zakladowego. Jest pro.
wadzona ola protekcyi - ME ola zysku - ably Zmniej
szyc ceny asekuracyi ola was. Czlonkowie So asesowa-
nj ma opIacenie potr1eb zapobiegajqcym przeciwko og-
niu 1 umozliwienie niskich rat, ma Oplacenie kosZtu
osm kompanii patrolOwych Komisyi, ma oplacenie cze-
Sci r6znych wydatk6w strazak6w / ma oplacenie kosz-
tn prowadzenia komisyi.
KomiSya ME rekomenduie nadwyzkowych asekuracyi
cd ognia, ami aSekuracyi W sumie obccnei wartosci M
propertach kt6re sic zmniejszyiv W wartosci Z powodu
staroSCi 1 uIywanin.
Copyright 1911. VIM, H. Rankin Co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

Prncujess " kr6dmleiciuI - Kup so-
Die tam DZIENEIK CHICAGOSKf
smiaio czytaJ polska gazette W tramwa-
Iu gdy Jedziesz do domu. Mech pozna-
ia okconarodowcy nasza Spn liczebna
Amerykahow 6oiSKiemi inE' ytucyamt
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AFERA


Buenos Aires, II. wrzeSnia. -
Minister spraw zagranicznych,
Pueyrredon oSwiadczy}, IL spra-
wa naduzyG dyPlomatycznych
posla nicmieckiego b%ynajmnicj
mic skohczyia SIG ia wypedzeniu
togo posla Z Arscntyny, &c dotQd
dobre stosunki Argcntyny z
Niemcami So najpowazniej zagro-
zone, a sprawl dalcj SIG toczy:
rad argcntyhski oczekujc odpo-
wiedzi nicmicckiej dotqd Nicmcy
nic prosily A~rgcntyny . bezPic--
czehstwo drogi Ola posla LuXbur-
ga; rad argentyhski zabronil
niemicckicj agency tclegraficz-
ncj iskrowej wysylac jakiekol-
wick dcpcsze Z Argentyny. Wczo-
raj planowano znGw ia wiclkq
skale demonstracye antynie,nicc-
ka, ale wladzc do niej ME dopuS-
ely.
Berlin, II. wrzeSnia. - Wszy-
stkie pisma niemieckic, bcz roz-
nicy partyi i obozow potepiajq O.
stro postepowanic zdradzieckic i
szpiegoskic posta Luxburga L
Buenos Aires. Navel wszechnic-
mieckie szowinistyczne pisma po-
wiadaja, IL pan posei postapil So
bic - ,,niedyskretnie" re nieko-
niecznie az telegraficznie trzeba
byIo donosic rzadoWi niemieckie-
mu, IL minister argentyhskich
spraw zagranicznych jest rwieru-
tnym os}em...."
Amsterdam. II. wrzesnia. - So
pogloski powazne,iz- holenderscy
posiowie wzgledem Niemiec ME
zawsze byli ydyskretni" bezpar-
cyalni: Holandya odwoluje posla
swego w Waszyngtonie Won Rap
parda, kt6ry mial popasc w niepe-
wne Swiatlo skutkiem rewelacyi
argentyhskich.
Stockholm, II. wrzeSnia. -
Rad szwedzki jest W trakcie do
konujacych sic obecnie wybor6w
i mimi gt6wnie zajety, obawiajac
sic, re rewelacye argentyhskie /
udziai w aferze owej szwedzkie-
60 posla znacznie poszkodzi in
teresom rzadu w Rampant parla-
m~entarnej. Pisma szwedzkie ma
ia zdania podzielone wiecej $40
winistyczne i rzadowe organa glo-
suja "a tenn, by ME koniecznie u
ginac sic pod presya re strony A
liantow ! ME zmieniac ministra
spraw zagranicznych...
z WATYKANU.
Rzym, II. wrzesnia. - Odpo-
wiedz oficyalna Z Niemiec ia no.
te pokojowa Benedykta AVgo
zostala juz wreczona sekretarzo-
wi stanu X. Garpari'emu.
~KIERENSKU- R
zONATY!
Londyn, II. wrzesnia. I Pho
trogrodu donosza IL premier-pre-
zvdent kierenskii wSr0d burr j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
Ninieiszem zawiadamiam,

przeprowadziiam' sic L pnr. 1911
w. Superior ul., pnr. S57 N. Pau
lima I'll. Telefon Haymarket 4429,
Maryanna Prusinska,
akuszerka. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

obowazki tie koicza sic Z chwila,
gdy rany zoinierza zablizni9 sic
i pozwola p%owrocic mu ma lono
rodziny, obecnie ustali}o sic
p~rzekonanie, re Rad powinien
zoinierza-kaleke tax do przyszle-
go zycia przygotowat, izby m6gl
sic on STAG rownie pozytecznym
czionkiem spoleczehstwa jak
przedtem, kicdy byf zupelnie zdro
wynn.
UCIECZKA
NYCH NIEMCoW.
Chattanooga, Ten, II. wrzes-
MIA. - obozu detencyjnego w
Fort Oglethorpe zdolali zbiedz
ubiegiej nocy trzej internowani
niemieccy marynarze, korzystaJac
z CiemnoScl / ~szaleJaceJ bury.
Sa to: Gustav Hardwig, Paul
Nieman i Karl Hentschell. Hart
wig byi juz raz poprzednio ucieki
pred paru tygodniami, pochwy-
como go jednak wkrotce potem W
Trenton !. odstawiono Z powro-
tenn do obozu detencyjnego.