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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20
PROMPT ACTION
AYERTa TROUBLE

SlugHish bowels indirectly cause
much sickness. A constipated condi-
ton not only poisons the blood stream
but quickly affects the liver and 9th
er organs, causing biliousness, sick
headache, sour stomach, bloating. etc.
Foley Cathartic tablets are mild in
action. yet cleanse thoroly, with no
nausea, and NO costive after effects.
They keep the bowels regular, So
ach sweet and liver active. Stout
persons welcome the comfortable,
light fres feeling they brings. G.
Wall and Durango Drag o..
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20
Bsraett's Great No-Chart
Method Of Examining
Ryes for Glasses

3. F. Burnett, Optometrist, the
man with the NO-CHART method of
examining eyes for glasses, will make
his next visit to Durango Saturday
Oct, goth. Savoy Hotel.
10-18,19D. 10-15S.W. st
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

QUOTATIONS.
Lead, Oct. 1S, 1917 "a. {
& r. Co., quotation) ..- TOO
Silver, Oct. 18, 1917 ......... .s4A
copper, Electrolytic Catho-
des government priee) 23.42oc
Zinc, N. Y. price, average
of week end. Oct. 10Th. 7.95
Yours truly,
+. c. GILBERT,
Ianager Durango Plant American
Smelling & Refining Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20
SUBSCRIPTION LIST TO FAIR

Below is appended complete list
of the subscribers to the guarantee
fund of the Colorado-New Mexico
Fair, with the amount contributed by
each. Secretary Leiner reports that
all Of the subscriptions have been
collected in full.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20
WEEKLY REPORT
NEW YORK METAL MARK EFT

COPPER-The government price
Of 23.5c per pound for wire bars
or 23.425c for Catholics will prevail
until further notice.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

When you reach your bottom dol
lar you still have the foundation for
a fortune.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

All the worlds stage upon which
most Of US make show of ourselves
sooner or later.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

LEAD-The lead market is extra
ordinarily weak, though sales are
fairly large 1t is said considerable
stock is accumulating. Another ex-
planation for the recent drop In
price is that pig lead had to come
down in order to save the white lead
industry, because substitutes are
making encroachments in the man.
ufacture of paint.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

SILVER-This market has been
receding one owing to the absence
Of buyers on China account. The
iecent aigh prices have brought out
5normous quantities of silver which
las been stored. The effect Of this
Jumping on the market is undout-
zdly responsible for the sharp drol
in price.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

Mrs. Thomas Shannon, nee Jessie
Campbell Meuser, and her baby, de-
parted this morning fer Salt Lake
City to join her husband. She has
made splendid recovery from the
operation she underwent about three
months ago, and has favorable pros
poets for better health than has been
her portion for years.
Mrs. l.. Maupin, whose husband
passed away here last week, left this
morning for her home in New Mex
leo.
J. A. Burnham of Pennington. was
bound for Fort Lewis, where he has
employment with the corps Of ear
penters.
The trial of the Mexican charged
with the murder of l. Labata, has been
set for the first Monday in Decem-
Der, in the district court at Aztec.
The E. G. Condit family was re-
leased yesterday after being under
quarantine in Silverton for six weeks
while the two sons of the family
were recovering from siege with
scarlet fever This morning Mrs.
Condit and her daughter, Erma,
passed through Durango en- route te
Aztec, where the former will spend
two or three weeks taking much
needed rest as result of the stren-
uous life she led nursing the sick
folk back to health.
W. B. Fraser, state game and fish
commissioner, Fred Goble, president
Of the Electra Sporting club, and
James Havelin. head Of the spawn
taking crew, went to Electra this
morning on tour of inspection.
W. Z. George. scenic painter, and
his family left this morning for
Pittsburg, Penn, to spend the win
ter months.
m
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

Woman's suffrage was defeated in
Maine by & two 10 one vote. Besides
The churches did not need their votes
They already have prohibition, Sun.
day and blue laws in Maine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

You are at a terrible disadvantage
when you play the other fellows
game.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

ZINC-The zinc market is quiet
though n fair volume Of business wa
transacted.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

Mrs. l.. Maupin, whose husband
passed away here last week, left this
morning for her home in New Mex
leo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

J. A. Burnhap of Pennington. was
bound for Fort Lewis, where he has
employment with the corps Of ear
penters.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

The Liberty loan las been tagging
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-20

The trial of the Mexican charged
with the murder of l. Labata, has been
set for the first Monday in Decem-
Der, in the district court at Aztec.
Evening star., 1917-12-21
SOLDIERS DEPENDENTS
RECEIVING ALLOTMENTS
War Risk Bureau Begins Payments
to Wives, Mothers and Other
Beneficiaries.

Distribution for Christmas time of
government allowances and soldiers
allotments to dependents of enlisted
men has been started by the war risk
bureau. BY Christmas day thousands OF
wives. widowed mothers and other de-
pendents of soldiers Will have their
first payments, representing the amount
due for November, and the distribution
Will continue steadily thereafter.
The first check mailed yesterday was
for S25. and went to Mrs. Maria Can
naday of Alamo, Tenn. mother of Corp.
William benjamin Cannaday, Company
M, 10th Infantry The second went to
Mrs. Mary Kutz I29 East Liberty
street, Cincinnati; the third to Mrs.
Minnie Goodhue. 4i3 Maple street. Win
chester. Ind; the fourth to Mrs Edna
Mills. 205 South Phillips street. Ko-
komo, Ind. and the fifth to Mrs Fran
ces Robinson, Romeo, Mich, all the
mothers of soldiers
Most checks are for $40 or s2s rem
resenting sl5,, or half the monthly paw
OF the enlisted soldier, with added gov,
ernment allowances, ranging fro,,,
Tor motherless child to SIS for wifs
with further sums for dependent chill,
dren. Ailotments Of part paw of The
soIdler are compulsory
government compensation for death
or disability is another distinct cIass ~
payment, and voluntary life insurance
- tnlro. All are administered nv the
partment. be-
Evening star., 1917-12-21
Owes Much to "side Shows"

"These two great events added more
to the prestige OF Great br,.a..
throughout the world than any event
in the whole course of the war. A good
deal has been said about side shows.
hut Great Britain owes a good deal to
these" ~
Premier Lloyd George re1errea 70 tne :
Fart that the aggregate shipbui1ding at
the present, when millions Of persons
were taken from labor, was above the
boom year of 1913, and declared it was
q yary cradtfable performance.
Evening star., 1917-12-21
ARMY OFFICERS
TENDER SERVICES TO j. S.
Those in France Would Continue
Fight With Germany, Despite
Peace Negotiations.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, December 21.-The officers of
the Russian army in France have vol
unteered as q body to give their services
to the United States
The officers are desirous of continuing &
the battle against the Germans not
withstanding the German peace ne
gotiations and declare they will well
come an opportunity to fight to the fin
ish in Russia under the Stars and
Stripes The ranking Russian officer
who made the request that he and his
subordinates be taken into the Ameri-
can service guaranteed to vouch for
Evening star., 1917-12-21

ed some rearrangement Of territory in
her favor.
Great Britain, continued the foreign
secretary, never desired or encouraged
the idea that bit of Germany should
be severed from the parent state, and
erected into a sort Of independence re-
public of buffer state on the left bank
Of the Rhine.
The government, he declared. had
never been aware that such a proposal
was seriously entertained by any
French statesmen, and he protested
against the British government being
charged wiah lack of faith or honesty
on such fiimsy foundation.
Evening star., 1917-12-21

seiile after n land and sea journey Of
approximately 1880 miles from Mos
COW TO Port Dalny, Manchuria. by ran,
and thence by water. The number of
men in these contingcnts was estimated
at, something like $4,000. although no
officiai figures were given. sector in
the Champagne was taken over by the
Russian troops. When the Russo-Gcr-
man armistice negotiations were begun
tie Germans stipulated that the Rus
SLAMS in France must be included in
the arrnistice.
Evening star., 1917-12-21
-auds Wilson Policies
in Defending the Aims
of British Government

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Wednesday, Decernber 2e.-
Foreign Secretary Balfour made spirited
reply in the house Of commons yesterday
afternoon to attacks by Arthur Ponsonby,
liberal member for Stirling Burghs a
I,acifist, regarding tho war aims of Great
Britain and her allies the published YER
syions Of which Mr.. Ponsonby said did not
tally with tho proposals Of the secret
treaties
Mr.. Baffour. in his response, declared
that President Wilson's statements on war
policy were absolutely identical in spirit
Great Britain He did not think there haa
been in the whole history Of the war mora
powerful state documents than those ia
sued by the President Of the United States.
sheltering Selves Is Charge.
When Mr.. Ponsonby sneeringiy charred
behind the Presidents reply 10 the Pnna
continued Mr.. Baifour. he presumed the
member meant no more than that when
9 statement Of policy was admirably made
by the head Of the great American repub-
lic It might not be necessary, and yery
often was unnecessary, that Il sI1o1IId ~
At once repeated on this side Of the At
lantic
The British government. he cont.nu.,
had not refused a conferences on war
aims, but the problem presented enor-
nous difficulties and 1t was his belief
that friendly conversations were het-
ter than formal conference for the
discussion of these delicate matters.
In any event. added Mr.. Balfour. all
tho allies. including Russia, were
strongly of the opinion that this was
an inopportune moment for suoh dis
cussion. What was desirable was 8 dis
cussion Of war methods rather than Of
war aims
Defends Procedure.
Mr.. Balfour defended ct leurth the
sovernment's procedure WITH regard
the Agreements between tha a1liAs
oncerning Cou1tAnttnoplA Reenf1 -.
Evening star., 1917-12-21

Elementary schools in the city OF
Cleveland will be closed for at least
one month, exclusive Of the chEiztulas
vacation. owing to the shortage IN tho
fuel supply.
Evening star., 1917-12-21

patriotic and historical socia,fas
throughout the country are observins
.oaay as Forefathers' day, In COM
grims at Plymouth Rock. He pm
Evening star., 1917-12-21

many of the Russian soldiers now in
France. and virtually without a coan-
try, may follow tie lead OF their offi-
GERS. The laws of the United states
prohibit the Incorporation into the Army
of any but American citizens. but IL is
hoped way may be found by which
these men can be of service to the
United States and the allies In general.
Evening star., 1917-12-21
Officers Stand High.

The officers are some of the best In
the Russian army. There are aviators
among them. and many Of IL ese, who
possess excellent military knowledge
and speak French and English, might
be of assistance in various ways
Evening star., 1917-12-21

every one accepted. All grades are in
ciuded in the request. from second lieu
tenant up.
Suggestion of Russian Legion.
There also have been suggestions that
it might be possible TO form for the
Russians an organization similar to the
French foreign legion or the Lafayette
flying squadron There is a general
feeling that the action of the Russian
officers will have a moral effect in their
country.
The correspondent. who was author
lied to make the announcement, under
stands that the matter is under consid-
GRAFTON and that the offer undoubtedly
will be referred TO Washington.
1t is considered not unlikely that
Evening star., 1917-12-21

In April of last year Ave contingents
of Russian troops were landed at Mar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11

deczny ma sail. DZiarSkim i Okazafym.
pelnym pOwagi i SzumnO&ci ..MaJorem
byf n. Kacpenek. amator Znany Z Su-
miennoSci i t~alentu, Il p. WoJtoWlcZ o.
decra{ z siIa i uczuciem Szczerem role
zawiedzionegO W mi&oSci .,Lubomira &,
Nawet pomniejSze, czySto e~pizodyczne
role wypadIy dOSkOnale wymienic til
trzeba pp. Paluszka. Tybulczyka. Ja-
sk6lskiego. Polka i R0zanskieSo, kt6-
rzv wszyscy przedStawili skonczonc
wiernc typy. znakOmicie uz~upciniaJQcc
ca}oSG sztuki. NiezwykIQ W pomy$le. Il
cfektowma - byla mimiczna Scena ma
Samym poczatku picrwSzeSo aktu' da-
la ona pewnego rolzaju zacieEaWIaJQ-
ca introdukcya komedyi.
Przedstawienic robbie Od poczatNu
do kolca wrazenic ~Skonczonc, Il cle-
ganckie - iak rzadkO. mimo dorobklr-
wiczowskieSo Srodowiska SZtuki: cha
rakteryStyka (bravO - p. CichoWlcZ)
byIa swietna. W antraktach przySry-
wa}a orkiestra Braci Oriowskich go 70
wnieh bardzo }adnic.... PowtorZYc'
P~Owt0rZyc, ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11
Z MARYANOWA.

Ma sail maryanOwSkicj dnia 9-@o CRU
dnia 1917 roku odbyl sic Obch6d liSto'
padowv u~rZudzony "a Staraniem Stow
Alumn6w szkoly Naj&w. Maryi Pan
ny Anielskiej PREY pomocy ch6r0w PREY
tejze parafii.
Obch0d zagaiI kapelan Stow. Mum
now Ks. Jan Sobieszczyk, {. Il. NYka'
zawSzc eel Zebrania. przem0wit on do
zrromadZonych o POwStaniu IiStopa-
dowym take przCchOdzQc w KrotNoScl
dzieic naszri biednej O~jczyzny' znaJ,
duacej sic w niewOli. poczcm p"WOfai
IA ACKNOWLEDGMENT Obchodu Scdzlc-
20 Edmunda JareckiegO.
Scdzia Jarccki m6wit o obccnych
stosunkach W PUlScc.
Nastepnie przewOdniczQcy poWotat
a sphretarke nize podpiSanq przySta-
piono do wykonania programu.
/. Zagajenic. KS. Jan SohieSz-'
czyk: >. Sp.ew "A czy mas moi bra
Gle. Choir mioISzy > OdcZyt o Pow
stoniu, Piotr FrysZtak: +. Duct -
epiew przez panny Stan. i Kat. Bazar;
!. Deklamacya .~.Jadwiga" PARMA SkrO-
bicl 6. Ora ma fortepianic 80 pan VIE
deman; Z. Solo - PARMA Wicdeman; 3
Deklamacya z akompaniamcntem pan
ma H. Micka 8. Spiew ,,JuA trabka do
boiu' Choir starszy; 10. Nova -
! Prev. Ks. Fran. Gordon, c. II.
Program byi przygOtowany przepie-
kny. gdyz wSzystkic numera wypadtS
doskonalc. wSzyScy darZeni byli rZeSi'
stemi oklaskami. Choir starSzy otrzy-
mai lyle oklask6w, IL byl zmuszony do
ponownego wystepu.
Ma koniec ObchOdu przcmOwlt WEI
ks. Franciszek Gordon, c. r.. proDOSzc2
Marvanowa. M6wii on o kOrzySciacl
czerpanych z ObchOd6w, kt0re wzbu'
dzaia m{odziez do wiekSzegO patryoty'
Emu i przypominaja i'm, &c So Polaka'
mi. Stow. Alumn6w zachecal do dalszej
piracy, by dalej ]pracOwali Okoio Swego
rozwoju; take strescii historye pow
! stania Listopadowego i wspominat o cd
bywajacei sic wojnie, wyrazajac ma
! dzieie doczekania sic wolnej i niepo'
dleg}ej Polski. Ma koniec dziekoWai
zgromadzonym "a tax liczne zebranie
| sic. gdyz sala byia ~zapelniOna.
Ma ~zakoGczenie odspiewanO ,,Boze
cos Polske' i The Star Spangled Ban
ner".
Wszelkiej muzyki ma Obch6d bezin'
teresownie dostarczy& miejscowy orga'
nista p. Antoni Wiedeman.
MOnika GniOt,
%sekretarka Obchodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11
GNIAzDO Mr.. 213 1 CIR. 1903 2. n. P,

" pierwsza niedziele b. m. Odbylo
sic przedroczne posiedzenie. ma kt6rem
odbyla sic instalacya nowego Zarza-
du ma rok 1918, do ktorego weszli czson
kowie nastepujacy: prezes F. Zapalik,
wiceprezes; waw. Florczak, kasyer J6
zef Kowalski sekr. finan., F. Labuz
sekr. prot, ". KOtarba Reczelnik, W.
Florczak, podnaczelnik F. Kamiehski
rada gospodarcza; J6zef Weglarz, NJ,
Florczak, Ign. Butlak. Gniazdo mr.. 213,
uchwalilo ma przedrocznem posiedze-
niu $40 ma s~wiazdke tym druhom, kt6,
rzy poiechali do Polskiej Armii, z kt0-
rych to ma otrzymac kazdy druh z
gniazda, nr. 213 po S.. W. Kotarba,
sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11

sOwna deklamacyc "a 20 go publicznoSc
n%agrodZila OklaSkami.
Przewodniczacy Obchodu Obyw. NJ.
4. WleklinSki prZemawia do uczeStnl-
k6w Obchodu. re prZynOSi pOZdrOWic--
ME z obozu Armii POlskiej Z Kanady,
ze wszyscy wygIadaja Alrowo i zado-
violent 81 bardzO z togo. &c sic Znaj-
duja w Polskiej Armii i re ma niczem
i'm ME zbywa.
Parma GOrywoda, odegrala solo IA
fOrtepianie bardZO pieknie IA co pu-
blicznoSc %nagrOdZiia ja Oklaskami, po-
TEN nastapi}a kolekta ma Armic Pol
ska. kt6ra sic zajeiy panic: PARMA Cej-
nor. PARMA WOSzczynSka. PAM Czasze-
wicz, pani KOciefska j pan Szwankow-
ski. KOlekta IA sail prZyniOsla $61.S2.
Tow. Kr6l. W. LOkietka, CT. 15I". ST.;
Tow. Pol. KoSynicr6w. gr. 1904. Sl4.0O;
Klub MlOdZieHy BiaicgO Orla M
BridgepOrtcip. $1,000. ObyWatele "
bywatelki zlozyli ma st6i S150.S5: Tow.
! Sw. Barbary. or. IS wv. Polek dcklarO-
waIo. $1,000: Deklaracye kt0rzy beda
p6zniei ogioSzeni $1,000. Razem
$333.G7.
WSzyS:kic numcra byly wykonane
| barhZO dObrZc - to teh publicznO$c ma
gradzaia ich oklasEHmi i zmuszala do
%WykOnauia numCr0W nadprO%ramO--
wyrh. PrZewOdnicZaCy Obyw. NJ. y.
WlckliiiSki ~podZiCkowi licznic zebra
nci publiczno>ci IA ~przybycie IA ur0-
! czySto&t S7-ci rocznicy POwStania Ii
stopadowcgo. poczcm od$piewano wSp1I
ME ,.Bozc COS PolSkc".
y. Budny,
SekrctarZ ObchOdu
=. s. - PodczaS Obchodu. OrkicStra
prof. p. BakSiewicza. gra}a bczinterc'
SoWpin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11

TRZECH ~PODEJRZANYCH.

w reku policyi znajduja sic
trzej mezczyzni, ktorzy So bar
dzo podejrzani o to, re brazil IL
dial w napadzie rabunkowym ma
ir~stytucye ,,Stockmen's Trust &
Savings Bank" W zeszia Srode,
Jeden Z mich miai' posiadac 500
dolar6w w notach papierowych,
ktore urzednicy wspomnianego
banku jake ich wiasnoSc idenry-
fikowali. Podobno jeden Z a
resztantow hazywa sic Edward
O'Donnell. Nazwisk jego dwoch
tcwarzyszy ma razie ME chce po-
llcya wyjawic. O'Donnell dopiero
niedawno miai process kryminal,
ny o zastrzelenie pewnego clio
wieka, ale ola braku dowodow
zosta} uwolniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11
OBECNE
ZIMNO.

Urzedowy prorok pogody PREY
rzeka. re d~zisiejszy dzieh bedzic
oStatnim Z obecnego, nadzwy-
czai zimnego powictrza. Moze
juz dzisiaj popoludniu bedzie
troche cieplej, ale znacznej ro-
yricy w tym kierunku ME MONA
ieszcze oczekiwat W ciagu maj
blizszych dni.
Wczorajszy dzieh logo CRU
dnia nalezai do najzimniejszych,
jaki mialo Chicago przez ostat-
Mich So lat. o godzinie 4tej po
poludniu termometr wskazywai
; stopnie ponizej zera. w dwi@
godziny p6zniej poszedi wpraw-
dz;e ma 9 stopni ponad zero, Il
lie potem znowu troche spadi.
Z powodu zimna dwie osoby
I~oniosly wczoraj Smierc, a mia
nowicie niejaka Franciszka P.
Brabec. GO lat liczaca i diugotrwa
Ia choroba wyczerpana, oraz AZ
letni Wincenty Alamo, ktorego
pred domem nr. 1872 Wells III.
znaleziono w stanie nieprzytom-
nym.
Bydio, kt6re byfo przeznaczo-
ne do tranSportu ma wschod, Z
powodu zimna zatrzymano ma "a
zie w t~utejszych stajniach RE
zalnianych.
Spowodowane zimnem i zawie-
ruchami Snieznemi przerwy ko-
munikacyi W stanach wSchodnich
byiy znacznie wieksze, anizeli tn
w Chicago, Pociag. ktory iowa
rzystwo teatralne Love o'Mike'
mial przywiezG z Nowego Yorku
do Chicago ma wystsp w dniu
wczorajszym w teatrze nStude-
baker, ugrzazi pomiedzy Buff
falo, n. Y, a Erie, Pa, wsku-
tex czego wczorajsze przedsta-
wienie musiano .odwoiac i ma dzi-
siaj wiecz6r przesunac.
Mr6z oraz Jimmy wiatr dal Sis
we znaki take i rabusiom ulicz-
nym. Wprawdzie z tego powo.
du ME zaprzestali swego rzemio'
sla ale cato pr6cz got6wki klej
rot6w Sciagali z przechodniow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-11
OLBRZYMI NATLOK OCHO'
K DO ARMII


idJSEd lASGOo
chicagoskich do armii amerykan-
skiei pobila wszystkie dotychcza-
sowe rekordy. Ma stacyi re-
krutacyjnej PREY III. So. State, mr..
so. w ciagu wczorajszego dnia
zglosilo sic do siuzby wojskowej
ckolo 1900 - 1000 mszczyzn.
Department wojny oznaczyf
wczorajszy dzien jake ostatni, W
kt6rym mezczyzni, do siuzby
wojskowej obowiazani, przez
z~gIoszenie sic jake ochotnicy ma
ia prawo dowolnego Tyboru ga
tunku broni. Pozno wieczOrem
kapitan Pawel Davidson. przelo-
zony tutejszego biura -ekrutacyj-
nego, otrzymai zawiadomienie, &c
termin ten przediuzomo jeszcze
{ diva dni.
Wczoraj wieczorem dwoma
specyalnymi pociagami odjechaio
stad $500 miodziezy do obozow
regularnej armii W Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo. ! Columbus. Ohio.
Pomimo dotkliwego zimna apli
kanci ma ~zolnierzy wyczekiwall
wczoraj przez kilka gOdzin w diu
GIN szeregu pred biurem PREY
III. So. State. Natiok oyi tax OIL
brzvmi. re stluczono szybe W
wieIkiem oknie biura. Podczas IT,
suwania kawaikow Szkia zoinierz
Edey skaleczyl sic boleSnie w re-
he.
Poniewaz ubikacye lokalu re-
krutacyjnego okazaiy sig "a szcz'I
RE, aby w~czorajszej piracy podo-
lac. przeto niejaki r. |. Cunning
zaofiarowal pr6zny budynek mr..
GAG So. State ul., co tez natych-
miast przyieto.
Kapitan Z. R. Morrow Z fede-
r,.lnego korpusa awiatycznego
rozgladal sic wczoraj specyalnie
"a odpowiednimi ludzmi do Cd
dzialu aeronautycznego. Potrze-
ba tam bardzo wielu zdatnych d.
tel sluzby mezczyzn.
Do marynarki zgiosiio SIG wczo
raj W Chicago okolo 200 handy
dat6w. z kt6rych okoio 500 PREY
jeto. Zabrano take troche Nu-
rzyn6w i Chihczykow, ably spell
Mali sluzbe poSiugaczy.
w biezacym roku dostarczyio
Chicago o wiele wiecej ochoti':-
kow do armii ! marynarki, ami
zeli nawet sam wielki Nowy
York. Hose zgioszen byla tn mic
y;ecznie mniej wiecej o 500 wy
sza. anizeli w Nowym Horku.
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Pravie ka.dy polski agent real.
no6ciowy oglssZa sic W DZlENN1KU
CHICAGQSKIM DO niejednokrotni'
przekonai sic. 70 tu oajlepiej mu
La oplaci
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Jutro, II grudnia: SIS. Epimacha,
Alexandra i innych, nm. - sw. Koren-
tyna. - Sw. Kolomby. - Sw. Finiana.
- Sw. Kormaka. - Sw. Kolmana. -
Sw. Eadburge.
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eadnych sxaIbiorxy nSeiancsyd
ayhajscych ma k~ieszents latwowises
aych. Mo ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltach. DO sawsss
pracujs ola dobra Iudu. Oszukahesa
,,f1re sales" stanowcso " DZIENNI.
KU CHICAGosKIM exiaasaas VI
40 noE&-
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RZEKOMO ZATRUTY PLA-
eek.

Putkowuik f~ederalnej piecho--
ty c. A. /. Reichman w Rock
ford przeslai drowi A. ]. Stokes
T. laboratoryumu m~iejskiego De,
partamentu zdrowia pudelko z
plackicm. ktore niedawno Z napi-
sem: Me otwierac pred Swie-
tamil Original, a to celem pre-
prowadzenia analizy chemicznej,
gdyz zachodzi p~odejrzcnie, &c W
r.lacku znajduje sic trucizna.
luz miano zbadat, re niema
tam ami arSzeniku AM s~trychni-
ny. Analize przeprowadza sig
jednak dalej, DO moe inne tru-
cizny znajduja sic w pieczywie.
Jak wiadomo, projektowane
niedawno posuniecie pdlkownika
Reichmana'a do rangi genera}a
brygady wywoiaio w Kongresie
zywa debote. gdyz obwiniano go
{ antyamerykanskie sympatye.
Podniesiono przeciw MENU "a,
rzuty odrzucono jednak jake ME
uzasadnione.
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OSZUSTWA PREY POBO-
RE

w niemilej Sytuacyi znalazf
sic niejaki H. S. Wilke, zamie-
szkaly w domu mr.. 1908 w. Tay-
lor III. Wczoraj popoludniu a
resztowano 60, poniewaz miat
zlozyc pod przysiega fa}szywe
zeznania. ably W ten sposob uwol..
mic Cd sluzby wojskowej nieja-
kiego Michala Pfau'a. Federalny
komisarz Mason zatrzymai vii.
ke'go do procesu pod kaucya W
kwocie 1000 dolarow.
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TRZEWIKI


Urzednicy federalni uwiezili
wczoraj popoludniu konduktora
kolejowego Franciszka Lafferty,
W ktorego p~osiadaniu znalezli
try parry wojskowych trzewi-
k6w. Poniewaz ME mogl nalezy-
Gle wyjaSnit. w JAZZ sposob je ma
byl, przeto pod kaucya w kwo-
Gle 1890 dolarow zatrzymano go
do procesu karnego.