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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
SERBS TREATED AS
SLAVES BY BUIGARS

PARIS, Jan. 30.-The following
statement from the Serbian press bu-
reau is forwarded from Corfu By the
Havas correspondent:
"Todor Javanovitch, escaped from
Bulgarian slavery. has reached our
lines. He recounted that he, with 9TH
er peasants, was deported by force
before the Bulgarian retreat and COM
PEELED to labor in trenches under the
artillery fire of the Serbians and their
allies Every male above boyhOod
was taken from all the villages into
slavery Fifteen hundred we're so ta-
ken from Souhodel. under contros OF
German officers"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
PEOPLE CALL FOR POPULAR
KIDNEY REMEDY

The splendid sale which have en-.
joyed on DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
during the past fifteen years is a sui.
ficient guarantee that It possesses
merit in the ailments for which 1t is
intended. It is a medicine that speaks
for itself in kidney liver and bladder
diseases Very truly yours,
II. r STREHLOW, Druggist.
Sept 10, 1915. Casselton, North OAK.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
. ANAAAAAA~A~%A~~'
SCENT COUNTERFEITING
IN AN OLD LADIES' HOME
Mould for Half Dollar Found In
Engine ROOm-Use Innocent,
Says Engineer.

y SYRACUSE, Feb. Edward
= f. Dennis, the engineer at the
= Old Ladies' Home, was arrested
= this morning by Secret Service I
= Agent John A. Adams and Syra-
= cuse detectives after an inyesti-
= cation into an alleged counter Z
. feiting plot at the institution. Z
= While no counterfeit money =
was discovered, the authorities =
y seized a half dollar mould and
= plumbers furnace In the engine =
= room. II was the purchase Of =
= the equipment that led to the :
= discovery. =
= Dennis denies intent Of any :
= wrong, claiming be was getting
= up some paper weights with the :
y impression Of half dollar on :
= them. He says he aid not know :
= that making such an impression :
= was in violation Of the federal :
= salute. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
.AmuSementS'
What the press agents say
about Pendleton's pres
ent and coming
attractions.
MANY DRAMATIC SCENES
IN THE DARLING OF PARIS

There are some large and exciting
scenes in The Darling of Paris. ="
There are more than a thousand peo-
pie shown in some of them. This
production will go down to history
as one of the most absorbing in which
Miss Theda Bara has ever been iden-
titled Many of the episodes are
strong, forceful, and grippng-of the
character that makes patrons rise
from their seats when witnessing it.
Many of the more important episodes
may be enumerated as follows:
1. Kidnapping the girl
2. Teaching her to become a pick.
pocket.
8. Charged with committing a
crime of murder, Of which she is inn1-
cent.
4. Threat Of executing her unless
she admits having committed the
crime
s. When she is taken to the scaf-
fold in the cart.
scenes Located in Paris.
6. Protesting her innocence
7. When she Is rescued by the
man who knows she is innocent.
8. The great carnival scenes in
the streets of Paris.
3. Where the girls protector
throws Claude Frallo, who is the real
murderer. from the belfry.
10. Great rejoicing by the popu-
lace when it is known that the girl
is innocent.
The scenes are all located in Paris.
| The story upon which the production
is based was written by one of the
most illustrious writer's of France II
has a conspicuous place in French
literature There is not a scene in
it that is not filled with great dramat-
ic action
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
JOE
rIAKEE

thing like this would happen said
John McGraw. This ehummy stuff
among players of opposing teams on
the diamonds isn't liked by the fans
If the players are sore at each other
and play against each other as men
who are mad will, It will result in i'm
proving the game from the FAM
standpoint"
zoe Tinker In recent interview
in Chicago, expressed similar senti-
meit He thinks. like McGraw, that
little hostility on the diamond will
res It in better playing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Tessie Mcnamara telsphone
switchboard girl at the Canadian Car
and Foundry Company plant at
Kingsland, N. j., which blew up last
week. might have run away when
she saw flames issuing from one Of
the houses near a pile Of shells. In
stead she telephoned each of the 81
buildings where thousands of men
were at work. "'Run!'' she said. She
worked till pieces of exploding shells
began to fall through the roof of the
building she occupied. When the
last call was made she tainted and
was carried out by firemen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Aches and Pains of Rheumatism
are not permanently. but only tempo
rarily relieved by external remedies
Why not use an internal remedy
Hoods Sarsaparilla. which corrects
the acidity of the blood on which
rheumatism depends and cures the
disease ADV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Ike different woman, and now have
healthy little baby girl and DO all nv
house work. will always praise LYDIA
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
women who suffer as ] did. y Mrs.
ALTON D. 0AKEs. Fort Fairfield, Maine.
When a remedy has lived for forty
years, steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands Of women declare they owe
their health to 1t, is it not reasonable
10 believe that It Is an article Of merit ?
If you want special advice write to
Lydia z. Pinkham Medicine Co lconf-
dentisI), Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
vs opened and read by women only.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
Letter to
Dr. KilIner g. CO.,
Biz RhamtOn, N. Y.


Prove What Swamp Root VIII DO
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer eco,
Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet Of valu-
able information, telling about tho
kidneys and Bladder. When writing,
be sure and mention the Pendeton
Daily East Oregonlan Regular fifty.
cent and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Spaneu Is Acquitted

SAN ANGELO, Feb. 2.-Harry j.
Spaniel was acquitted of the charge
of numbering his wife in Alpine, Tex
as, last July The jury deliberated
two hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

by female troubles
50 / was unable to
do my house work.
] took treatments
Tor it but received
no help whatever.
Then some Of my
friends asked why
] did not try Lydia
Z. Pinkham sV Vege-
table Compound. /
did SO and my back
ache soon disap-
peared and I felt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The house
committee investigating the leak will
adjourn this afternoon and reconvene
in Washington tomorrow afternoon,
according to one member.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Don't think that by being miserable
here on earth you will be any happier
in heaven---lf you happen to get there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

-Four Of the stars Of baseball al
least, believe that If strike of the
Baseball Players Fraternity takes
place it will result in real benefit
to the natlonl game. Bill Donovan
is Of the opinion that If baseball play
ers get to scrapping among themselves
and break up in row 1t will be
great thing for the sport( irrespective
of whether any demands are met by
the magnates or not Wilbert Robin .
son echoes Donovan's opinion.
II have been hoping that some.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Love may laugh at locksmith, but
It never gieeles at plumbers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02

Nothing is easier to bear than the
troubles of your neighbors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-02
BACKACHE SOON
DISAPPEARED
Could Not Do Houseworlk
Till Lydia Es Pinkhana's
Vegetable Compound
Removed Cause.

Fort Fairfield, Maine. -''For many
months suffered from backacbe caused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
CAMP SHERMAN


though ti" former T." nhnuL five f"ct
s"v,.n ard ~" latter lnw;"rS six foot
tour Tn"y npHlnud"d '!"r%ihine, and
with curious rylhmlr C!mr"ing--f!'"
quick ,Iar% paUs". Ciy" quick chips,
ym.is". and ;h"u lhr"" s!nw rlar&. The:
call thiS - h'rl.
After he christmas meals. whrr" tho
pIrc, d. resistance wa:' grn"raliy turk''%.
lh- soldiers lr,Ir,'d back on their
ir.r.rhrs. rrpl"'" wi'T satisfaction.
TN" Hadd".,t par; "f III" dny came
when II was Tim" for the wives. tho
moi hers. The .wr" hearts and the chill
,.r.'u /" K. iI",nr Til" soldiers and Of
:I.'cr< kissed ih"'r .ln> "d ,.u"S with alb
>"Tl.li"n =" complete Hs.. """u III rub
lie. entirely rn exclude the WilmS*rH.
Bavonet Awards.
Srronh Lieutenant &. J. Lruhhcr. SlSt
company. Depot hrigrdc. today WAS nd
Judged The lr.t ,Npun"nI II" the hayonct
IL class "r l!"utri,nnls iu the 32ath
AMI 3%nth Infantry. mnh the Depot hr!-
ssi". l.!""l. q. =. tir!:'lcr. TO. 70. S3h;h
ranked s"r",nl unG Lieut. T.. ". Christie
-. q. %2?'h. third
Tho olh"rn "a TIA" f,rs. company
picked hy 'Hpitr, Gw"u q! the British
nrmi, in order "a rArrI!rErr were:
II VI. S'mmaas. Il. san: G. g. Hlskc,
r. 40; J. Il. Hayes. T.. %anii;; r. c. Bnt-
rrrr"'d y. ESQ: !. 8. Wolf. NJ 32?th:
T.. ". Morrill,. Depot: L.. l.. FHr"hc'nic".
f. t"Hih: 4. y. .n.;'.r%mI;. X. a@Gth; f..
r.. W:lI"r" {. "2".h: ". l.. Hush. L..
aanrH: i. =: Mnrr,:;il.. Dcrcl: W. a.
N;l"ii". p'r..; /: A. fN!rE. ItdG.. %80in:
T.. II. Rcd. =: %lGih; W l.. Mr:llin. X.
%an'h; u. j., ;:!r'i!Ht.. IT, 3%N,h. II. +.
i5nhcrck Il. ".?ih: Il. J. Faulkner.
:" pot. =. i.~wr. i5Aq.. %"ath; e.. {.
T." ~. n''"i: ". t. Zimmerman. lido.
%5"ti,; ". y. Ward. f.. 3:gtl.: t, G. Judd
r"r"': 4. 4. Brown. II. @3nih; T. r.
W""ArUfr. Is. aarth; v t. RonpiItn a.
:""th: r. 90. lln!mnn. y. S29ih: j. NJ.
l..r"a!z Il. ".9,h: II. II. .Etll. h"rnt: r..
T.. !."w'"E. Depot: j.. 4. Chr!RLlnn, {,
.i@dtn; +. v. Al!pnrl. \. 93nlh; !. r..
W"hh N. %"njh: &. ". Rohin:om. Depot :
J. T.. Jones. !. 3@9th: {. II. Ii"rhSm, l..
:,:::rl;l; :: !. tUll Inns IIrpNt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
TO- THE j. 5. FORCES

WASHINGTON, Disc. 24.-Chr1st-
:uns greetings wore sent TO tbs
nations fighting forces tonight by
Secretary PaSor and Secretary Dan
:c,c. NJ. Bakers message to the
roid.era In France aud thsir 1an1i-
lies said:
ITO Thc soldiers In France and
TIC soldlers n training In America
and their famIi's, the war depart
mari nc2ls 4 word Of hearty Christ
nras gr:ct,ng of appreciation OF ths
se;ris CT rcEo,uto courage which
ftll1 thoIr hoarts, aud Of congrat-
uiaticr Upon rre opportunity which
rcs before thorn 90 do q great work
for snei~ country ead for the
world
To tho tnor Of tho navy secrs-
cary O:..::.c.g senG t.:ts niosGago:
"ciirist:@as greetings to all In the
arval as-vIco. Tho country reposs0
confidence n ite navy. 1t 10 proud
Of 1ao Errvlco II hna already render
ID tn this war and has faith that -
will measure up to the demands
made upon IT,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
Capture Of New York
By the Germans Told
To the Kaiser's Troops

BALTIMORE. Md. Doc "l.-i"hh n.
Clarke. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andre"
J. ,'laritt. Of Baltimore. now WIN INV
American troops i'll France. in letter
dnlot November -. writes:
THE, other day e crowd nf US W"r"
TALKING Ia some II tho German prs
nu.re. One Of Tho buys wh" "oH't
speak German was talking L" several
nf the German soldiers. one "Npic: 81
great surprise on being told mat III"
American arms were meeting with sue
cess. The poor fellow had beeii i"Id
that n big t;rman army had invaded
Inc United Sta;"S. captured New York
and were marching rict"riou>ly on I"
Washington.
"Annthrr ono o. The German prisoners
said that the soldiers had hcen led :"
believe that tho American boys ""r"
British soldiers wearing the u1it"rm al
TN" American army and that tn" allies
we're irving In this manner Ia deceive
tho Germans into believing That The
American army had arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
A, P, Makes Substantial
Gift to All Employees

Tho following m"SsaS" vert over IN"
NSSnrinlrd Pres" wires last night:
10 tho employees Of III" A&S""iat"d
Ir"~S in In. United states: III ms
rrrInl nr war ~" H"iiviri%:s and til" re-
sroEsihilIsirs Of "Ur !s"r;.r' n"i" St"hi-
il, Increased. 1t IS Il. source Of great
pride rn kr"w thai the n"r upon whom
tin. hurirn has fali"Ti havc met their
uh;li:ail,.HS with measure Of Faithful
Ir"SS ard irI"liiEru"" which has com
minded Tho ;idmiraltn:i at iilc member
ship If !hc organization md Of the rcpd-
in:s ruhii: alike. congratulate and
thank you.
Nrarinr n" rl"s" &c yrar Of IN
pmrallccd trials IN winch every ono Of
yurI has given rncXamplrd l"""tinI. II
affords nc The greatest personal Pleasure
To add 10 my acknowledgment nf Your
rumratr%!!p the Ecarl:"St wishes Cor
u ln"rr, Christmas All q New Year "f
h"npimrs" Hid prosperity.
Hrd. acting rui"r orders nf or H"1rd
OF dir.r.;"r% ! h-E :" a!vi%" H"u thai
;.s - partial rcr"guiiI"r "f y"Gr spicEd'h
LOYALTY am! efficiency. from md after the
tirSr OF lnniarE a." NJ" nj Zach o. Toi:
whIlr ia .nc srri-i.'c. VIII n" insured for
tho benefit, IT your h":rS "r dependents
in the sum e; $l.Oh",
MELVILLE T.. Stone.
general Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
S@G

p. McNrll If tho Island. is sp"ndlA"
The HOLIDAYS with his parents. Mr.. Ne
N.u is engaged in business in the north
west and his many friends will IIHui:
;:rr", him an his. ms first NlSi' =
Wheeling IN mar" !"HrS.
clinton Gamr!rll al Tin" Jaw depart
mrni Of W"SI virginia university -
Spending christmas wIh his parents.
Hon. aud Mrs Alexander Il. Campbell
of North Mriu $:r>'!i.
Mr. AMI Mrs +. i. t'"'N"rs RI Hart
zcU. ". Va. ar WISHING relatives Ia
Wheeling ana Martins Ferry.
l!ay lrrd 81 uirr leland - h"m" 'r""
Marietta ,.n;l"gc f"r n" hTltdaNS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
CLARKSRURG WOMAN =
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Lena Nof"l ~ r!aik"if;"E. was ar
- Strd yesterday ard fired Sln nnG "".:'S
and iMirr? dnys Ill jail ~ .iu: i"" "f the
Pence lie" T. D"hhs "n "nn,l"i;nn Of
.,rnlinp h"d clothing from 81 r""mE%
h"uS,. ut iJ:::. Market *ir"";
Wh"n arrested she had NOR HN"%" on
her Ihhn the law allows nnd VAS given
nh HdIil inuHl I'inr of 100 and costs an!
sixty days ny Justice nohhS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
owcr and the reserve mechanical pow.

power and the reserve mechanical pow
ers
Our armies constitute the reserve of
victory!
IN Russia. the armistice negotiations
having been concluded. peace negotia-
tons are about 10 be- entered upon.
Reports OF the dissa tisfaction upon
large element of the Russian popula-
ton. especially IN southern and central
Russia. with tho terms OK the armistce.
mas led 10 tho formation Of an active OPP
7o7:tloa. which e is believed will en-
tlcavor 10 rcsis: all attempts to enforce
the proposals agreed to BY the Lenine
government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
VIII Sc PROSECUTED,

l'AHi+. sunday, p~c. @3.-t;rncrul
Eiihutl l"''nS .igEoi lhu order FOR tho
prG."'u;i"" uf nrputtrz .alllaux and
I.";IrrH!ri gat N. Comfy. II Ii alleged
;ha ''".i!'$ "AsrrrEeat a. Tie lunch nj
= hi",l former Premier rHiilui!H mol
rayIiirlui ma - said ~ anvn nr"rin-
,::'!!,.3! t.'Ia'H!ul tn Switzerland. whrro
H.. Jaw III former khr'l!tr uf Egypt.
M";;r.. UrIuaugr. who defended Dre!-
r.!,;S at E:hrima hus hu-n chn""1 by NJ.
i'a!iuu4 as his counsel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Til. annual meeting Of the stockholderr Of The Ma
t!oral Exchange Bank o: Wheeling. Wheeling. W
Va will bc held 81 The bank Tuesday. January Sill
I:,lS h-tw-en the hours Of 10 j. m. and - NJ. T.
hr clpa!..l Gf directors and the transaction Of A.
other business that may he presented
Z. W. JEFFElS.
Cashier.
d-u.ia.1s-ls. %. 81 % % -ts-l-3-s-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25

Most Of the Wheeling and Pan
Handle boys at Camp Leo are in
Batteries A, B and C Of the 314th
Field Artillery, though others are
scattered among other batteries Of
both the 319.h and 31dth Field Ar
tlllcry regiments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
FOR SALE-Mfscellaneous.

FOR saLE-sllO Victor. used f'F months. at SO
\; IllImsn Son Co. d-.s-i
FOR SALE good Airedsle JADrAes, male months
I'D! Be-; ~ Dreaded. sslilc. Makes good Christ
MA. presents Bell phone 23a Elm Grose d-e:-i
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FOR SALE-Parms.

FOR SALE-Farm of IS acres. y mile north
pi.dmrn, station: rnom story franc house. ia
HE and mt buildings; VOL water; ali kinds Of fruit
Is acres Imhcr A bargain II sold soon.' For infor
rna,ion address j. W. Baker. Piedmont Ohio. Boz is
d-24-m
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WANTED-Agents.

a23C. profit selling Jubnes Spy
Iu,rpri:r-s Ia ant0 owners. garages BAnishes sp
,Ius trn:.hrS. Sells !:b" wi'd'ire Exclusive to
;or, Ws.ts quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co.. 42fS 30. 2t
s.. omaha. Neb. o-A-1e-'o
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MeGaNRoh-oH Saturday. December z2nd 1917. n
$50 o'clock y. NJ. a; Wheeling HoAiAl. JOHN
Mct;ANEON. a+cd - years.
Funeral from his late rsldcaee No. 11ls Hcculoch
st-rt:, ~ Wednesday morning ~ $50 O'Clock.
Requiem h!sh mlsa =: 81. Joseph's Cathedral NJ
c'cini Friends q family respectfully limited t.
attend. lnIe1nrnt a. IT. CALVARY ccmaNI
T'car omit flouers)
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WANTEO--Femae.

wANTEo-SenorarIlnr State ago. experience an
SALARY expected Address 7. o. Box 603 oil
W.EIEo-W'nman TO take charge Of small hotnt
plaasan: surroundings. good homo 10 ths riSh
woman State salary expected. Address n. L. W.
care lnirlltEcncrr. o-A'"
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RIETz-rI Sunday. December %. 1917. x 1870
o'clock p m. at the Wheeling hospital. JACOB
RlETZ. IN hi, 6sth year.
rrc... from TIE family residence. No ~ seen-
tcc,,h street. Wednesday morning o: 10 o'clock.
Friends OF the family Invited to attend Inter
rrnt ~ Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Farm, Hotel for stla

Farm. Hotel for stlA
81 Acres cncn Coal NINA
drift Large Rn.k Quarry open. Ss.oo4.
20 Rooms. Oliver Burnett
Washington. Pa DER
WANT 10 hear from farmers who hare FOOD oil an
OF. territory 10 lease: parties will operlts imme
d.sic,v n territory looks good r. o. Boz 81
Wheeling. W. Va. n-Zo-S~
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D I E. D

cAIp-.o1, Monday erennz. December "a. 1917. a.
McNscher, OSCAR CAID. Body Is beinE lriG
q. the H. II. IAl;cs morSue. NI-shsli street. Me
Ncchen awaiting word from relauTel Bel:
phone 6a-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-25
LOST

LoST-Gray fox xaT Wheeling Elm Grove car
or ts:ween Hnuhni's Station and Pleasant VALLEY.
Reward y returnrd to ln;ellIEencer Office d-4.i
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at - "u" DUTY. therefore. III looking
10 tho future 20 realize TINT If on nntor-
ing thu WAT. n We Gro IN fight th!s war.
tod . EucccsEful conclusion, wo must as
sumo tho full responsibility which rests
upon us. W'o ore tho freshest in tho
struggle; w- have the reserve man
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-30
PoZostaje


nik6w odebrano ksiazki finansowe w
tym stanie, re r6zniiy sic pomiedzy
SODA o S4.01, ktora to sumo trudno
lest wynalesc W tyCh ksiazkach z
braku kwit6w; ksia2ki za$ bankoWe
sunny tel zupelnie ME wykazyWaty.
Wobec tego Okregowa Komisya fl
nansowa ma jednem z posiedzen 20
szczeg6lowem zbadaniu tych ksiazek
uznala te sumo "a uniewazniona
polecila ia odciagnat Cd og6lnej SUI
my. tax, re pc o~dciagnieciu jeJ / ma
podstawie wykaz6w bankoWych spra-
wozdanie to zupetnie sic zgadza z
w{aSciwvm stanem kasoWym, ktoTy
vykazuje. re " kasie obecnie znaldu-
ie sic s2.35.
Eilanc mat,tku Okregu II y. S. P. W
dniu 1eo Iirca, 1917.
I. Stan Czynnv:
a. Got6wka kasie 5 go
b. ZalegloSci Gniazd "a rok
1914 111.O0
c) Zaleglosci Gniazd Ia rok
1915. 1916 1917 do dnia
two maia 23O.65
Ra7em $4,000
II. Stan Bierny:
Zobowiazan:a: twierZycie e =.
Drukarnia Zgody "a druki z
LOT ,b;ee,vch $4,000
Gn'azdo mr.. . "a leCZenIe dha
s~ieradzkiego 10000
! DR.. K. Lopacinski "a drnEi ma
Zlot W Gary. Ind. r.
1919 $50
Zwiazpk Sok. Pol. "a druki i
podreczniki 64 %
Niedob6r z rucAOmvch obra-
z6w r. 1919 2o'4'
! Gniazdo 242 W South Bend,
Ind. zaliczka ma mundurv 1900
Gnia7do 73 W Joliet. III. ma
koszta utrzymania kursaka 1870
" L~eWandowsKl pelsEa I'd H.
wrzesieh do s paAdzierni-
ka 1915 Wtaczhle ~
Fundusz OddzlaW sah't"I"eSo ''
T. Mls'e"'c| Z" N'et, 49,,
pomniK T. ho.cluSNN'
.hrZNcze"sN p'"'''
kW:eclen' MAJ cleENlFc INV
F.. GnutkieTicz pens"a "a m
czerwiec -o'VV
W. P. pensya sekrotarza "a
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(Ctag daisy sesyi popoiudn!owej.)
Druh Panek interpeluje sekreta
"a, dlaczcgo rezygnowai &c Swe-
90 urzcdu. Sekretarza powo}uJe
sic ma sprawozdanie, W ktorem
rodal powody. Oh. Panek Jednak
ME zadawala sic odPowiedzia /
zada dokladnego wyjasnienia po-
miewaz jcdnak jest to sprawl do
syc draziiwa, przeto powstaJe dy-
>kusya, czy sekretarz ma wyja-
vic dokiadnie caly powod. Osta-
tecznic przechodzi wniose% oh.
Lubicza, by mad ia sprawl ME
debatowac i sprawy tel ME VIVA,
wiaG.
Druh Giersz interpe..uje preze-
sd. dlaczego oh. Budzyrlski zo>tai
suspendowany? Prezes od2owia-
ia re "a njewykonywanie obo-
wi2zkow i niestawianie sic ma po-
sisdzenia. Dlaczego Wydziai O.
kregu zakwestyonowal po}acze-
ME Gniazd 1872 i 495. Prezes Cd.
powiada. re sprawl ME zoStal2
przeprowadzona nalezycie i mad
to zauwazyi, re ola dobra tych
Gniazd ~nalezaio Gniazdo 495 po-
woiac do zycia.
Druh Wrzesiiski zabiera gios i
20 ~diuzszych wvwodach Stawia
vniosek o zamkniecie interpela--
Cyl. Wniosek ten jednogloSnie
przechodzi.
Interpeluje ieszcze druh Gro
chowski W sprawie Gniazda 1872,
dlaczego prezes pozwolil ma wy
Dor prezesa Gniazda niesokola,
ktory zostaf suspendowany. Pre-
yes w~yjaSnia, re ME widzial tan
;nnsgo wyjscia, gdyz druh ten
miai poparcie wszystkich. Ponie-
waz zas Zarzad Zwiazku pozwo-
III ma przyjecie ich do Zwiazku, o
lie z~astosuja sic do uchwaiy Zja-
zdu. wicc uwazai "a stosowne po-
zwolic mu piastowac ten urzad.
Zreszta urzad prezesa zajmuje
sam DO czasu, az oh. Mikrut costa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-30
Stacye %Rekrutacyjne
v Chicago,

Poni1ci Pcdane eq stacyo rekruta-
cyirc w Chicago, W kt6rych ochotni.
cy moga sic znciqgnaf do wojska re-
~guIarucgo, marynnrki Tub milicyi sta
novel:
ARHHA.
800 South State ul.
"a South Canal nj.
col West Madison ul.
TS Nnrt IAN Brrcn vi.
40 North Fifth ave.
3 Milwaukee ave. (Polska Stacya
Domu lied. =. r. ~
SOO4 East Ninety-second III.
MARYNARKA.
G21 South Safe NJ.
100 Worth Fifth ave.
538 South Dearborn nj.
G3nc South Halstcd vi.
KORPrs MARYNARSKI.
G29 South state n.
2 East Harrison III.
milwaukee, ave. | Cicero ul.
O1G Wrst Madison vi.
10 South Canal ul.
1c8 West Van Buren, III.
434 South state MI.
RFZERWY MARYNARK1.
! g. Commodore, St~tn III. most.
GwaNn", NAPonnWA.
1szv putk riechoty - Michigan ave-;
SnnSnasta ul.
2gl nu'k riochoty - 20S3 West ME-
Gi:o IN nj.
my pulk picchoty - @401 Went
worth ave-. .
smy puik piechoty - 1917 Forest
ave.
Iszv rr,k kawalcryi - 1880 North
Clark III.
Xorpus inivn'cr6w - 235e lAnco'n
ave. Iuh 8o2 South Clark vi.
Cal hr.aI!or. 1szy pnlk artyleryi sta.
novel, LnSaue / Monroe nj.
Hatorra q, 10 South Michigan aFo'
/ Eatorya II, 1856 Lincoln ave.
Re+erye y 1 r. stockyards Pavilion
Kompania A. korpus sygnalowy, 2eoS
W. Madison nj.
szr'tcl. rolnv. kompanie I 1 z, -
1ct7 Snv+h Michigan ave-.