davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-24
FL Gobierno esta en- peligro y debernos
trafalgar por salvarIo, porque es la
u1lltt Ultima esperanto de la revolution
Talexnres6C Cabrera nuien hn0 sensaCinnaes r%eYelaCiOaes en- L Cdn1ara
:Talexpes0 Cabrera, quien hi1O sensacNales revelaciones

No odenos=agregj=dscf a los Banco: Dadnos nDevamehte Vues!ros biHetes,
Epraue ssra decararn0s yenc4os. Fl ei&rcdo federal exiSte exste Ell Willis
me, exite I za5atsna. Ie7enOs enerngos por denro e8enigos pr
fuera. iYanos q desHur a esos eHemgos inplacabereHt!
Garcia Vigil atac5 4 Carraaza pr ST "poEHca de tonteos," y cuaado PHo que Sc
abaaJonara Ia nentfaidad, fac sisa3do por dHutcd0s y pabEco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-24

Pasa q La Ia. Col. Sa.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
s1LvERToN BOYS ENLIST

Forty young men from this vi,
cinity have joined Uncle Sam army
and are now either doing service or arc
on hand to answer the first summons
for their services,
Attorney l.. j, Adams gave a num-
ber of young men talk ON patriotism
sunday and the following signed up
and left Monday morning for Portland
to enter the service Mr.. Adams went
further than that, he advanced the ear
fare for those Of the young men who
needed the assistance Major Eugene
Marsberger was here at the time, but
met with poor success in getting re-
cruits until Mr. Adams came to his as,
sistance. Those leaving Monday were:
Melvin 0. Moe, John A. Whitlock,
Nels NJ Herigstad, Earl A. Helgerson,
Clair l., Petit, II, II. Grazier, Earl II.
Ellis, Lawrence Rue, James Rue, Cliff,
ford Rue, Lewis Rue,
Theodore Brokke is at Portland and
is awaiting word from Washington to
join the coast defense. Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16

At the executive committee meeting
of the student body it was voted to get
possession Of the Cross country and
inter-class basketball trophy cups, have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
WOOdburn Horse
Show Is Success

woodburn. Ore, April l6.-The horse
show given here yesterday by the Wood
burn Retail Merchants association was
largely attended and much interest was
in the good exhibit. espe-
eially the pure bred stock. Some Of
the horses on exhibition came from a
distance. Most Of the II classes were
filled and the judging by ID. +. Rich
ards of Corvallis gave general salts
faction.
Some of the best horses in the state
were shown. including ID. NJ. Dryden S
grand champion Clydesdale of Wood
burn and the grand champion Shire
stallion and mare of Gus Jaeger Of
WilsOnville.
The age Percheron class was well
filled. The grades all showed good
breeding and the making of draft
horses. There was parade of EN-
tries before the judging and then a
parade of prize winners. Music was
by the WoOdburn band. A ball was
given at the armory in the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
coUNTYs NEW GRAVEL PIT

Through J NJ. Hamilton, the county
has purchased Of L. II. Turner, a strip
of land lying Just east of the oak tree
near the Tabernacle, for gravel pit,
The purchase price was sc per yard.
The county will install rock crushcr
and the gravel will be used on the
road connecting Marion, the Battle
creek road and the one running to
Aumsville. This summer will see all
roads adjacent to Turner well graveed
and placed in first class condition
Turner Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
DOCTOR JOINS ARMY

Believing that his country needs
his services at present more than the
people of Silverton, DR.. II, w, Steel.
hammer has decided to give up his prac-
tice in this city to join the regular
army. He enlisted Monday. DR. Steel
hammer has built up good practice in
this city and has been greatly appreciat-
ed by his many patrons. While they all
regret his departure they rejoice over
his. natriotism -SilNerton Trihnne.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
:. Willamette Valley NetDs :.

Mr and Mrs. 5, ]. Kaufman and
daughter Agnes, spent sunday at the
home Of solomon otrubar at Woodhun,
a number of young folk from Bethel
attended the Easter service at Zion sun
day evening,
Grandma Troyer, who is staying at
the home of M IL, Hostetler at present,
is quito poorly.
A number of young people from Zion
took dinner at the home of Mr., and
Mrs Ben stanton last Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Yoder visited Mrs,
Susan lias Sunday aud ON Monday aft,
ernoon they visited Grandma Erb. -
ENTERPRISE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
HATCHER-LEDTKE WEDDING

At noon on Monday, April 8, occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Wirford Hatcher
and Miss Freda Ledtke at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ledtke, two miles southwest of
Hubbard
Both of these young people are well
known and popular IN the community
They will, for the present, make their
home on the Hatcher farm west of town
Rev. S. E. Long read the marriage serv-
ice.-Hubbard Snterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
University Notes

Sixteen men i'm the Willamette uni
versitv student body went to Corvallis
yesterday to take the examination for
a second lieutenancy in the officers re-
serve corps. Their names are: Flegel,
Booth, Burleigh, Austin, Bedngfield,
Miller, Gregg, Page, Bynon, Fletcher,
Nuner, Baker, Vincent, Hayden, Cal
lahan and McCallister. 1t will be two
or three weeks before the men know
the decision of the examining board re-
garding their application.
American music was the theme OF
the Adelante Literary society pro-
gram Friday evening. Three piano Sc
lections from MacDOwell were present
ed by Miss Lucille Emmons. They were
!" Scottish Tone Picture, - "To a Water
Lily and Witches Dance.
Fern Wells read paper on the In
dividuality of American Music. - This
was followed by two vocal solos by
Hazel Hockensmith, her selections were
|" All Love But Day and "Thc
Years at the SPRING by Mrs. H. H.
Beach. Community Music was a
discussion by Esther Emmel. Vera
Wise entertained the society with some
sketches. Parliamentary practice was
conducted by Gertrude Cunningham.
Their mothers and heads of the va
rious women s clubs were the Ade-
lante's guests of honor. A delightful
social hour was spent after the pro-
gram. Mildred Virgins and Lila Dough
ty served refreshments.
At the executive committee meeting
of the student body it was voted to get
possession of the Cross country and
inter-elass basketball trophy cups, have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
THIS GREAT OFFER
Good Only Until Saturday, April 2lst

Don't delay This great free trial and easy payment offer
p. Saturday. April 2 Only limited number of these
placed in Salem this generous pan Don't delay until the b
No strings attached to this free loan proposonno
you the Franz Premier Cleaner for five days just
Clean your carpets and your rugs with it. Try you
resses and your walls Try it in all the hooks and
you think Of
And then if you not than pleased with it, will
to get the cleaner and the free trial will not cost you penny
you decide you simply cannot get along without the cleaner er
keep it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
GERvAIs BOYS JOIN GUARDS

The following young men from Ger
vais and vicinity have joined the state
troops Mcmillan Jones' Francis Can
nard, Mike Ferschwciler, Frances Bonn.
her, Mike Mahony, Chester Hannegan,
Roy Scollard, Joe and Julian DeJar-
din, all these joining company of
Woodburn.
While it is a sad parting, especially
for the relatives of these young men,
let us hope and pray for the war to
soon end and for their safe return
Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
GOVERNOR AT HUBBARD

Arbor day celebration in Hubbard this
year will be celebrated in proper style.
Governor Withycombe will deliver
an address in the afternoon. The whole
community is invited to take part in
the basket dinner which is scheduled
from 11:30 to 1890. At 12:45 the flag
salute and march is given by the pupils
which is part of the opening exercises
of the program which follows.-Enter-
prise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
GOOD TIME AT AUMsvILLE

L. j Adams. Chas Harwood, r. G..
Allen and Henry Schroeder represent
ing Silver Lodge No. II l. o. 0. F.,
to Aumsville Saturday even.
ing to pay the lodge there visit. They
were accorded a hearty reception. The
lodge hall was nicely decorated for
the reception of the visitors Silver
ton Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
High School Notes

The cast for the "Maneuvers of
Jane" the four act comedy to be Civ
en- during commencement week by the
seniors, has been chosen. The east con
sists of IL members and was chosen
out of 45 people who entered the try
out.
The leading parts were given to
Charles Higgins, La Won Coppock and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16
EAST HUBBARD NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs Ben Stanton and daugh.
ter, Lois, and Harry West, went to Ore
gon City last Wednesday on business.
Dan Kaufman, Jr,, OF Silverton,
visited with his father, Dan Kaufman,
Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-16

he proper inscription for the year plac-
ed on them, and then formally present
ed to the winning class.
Suitable to the time of year the Phi
lodosian girls presented program
"The Realm of Birds. "The Swai-
lows was a vocal solo given by All
lene Dunbar. Professor M. +. Peck
gave an interesting and instructive
talk on '~ Birds. - Lucille Kunt1
Schramm interpreted 1.-The Two
Larks. =
There will be no Collegian published
this week. This was decided late Friday
by the editor and manager Thirty is
sues is all that the management can
afford thus two weeks will have to. be
missed between the present time and
the close of school. Since news sources
have been very scarce during the past
week it is well for all concerned that
no issue be published this week,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

mines or prescribes shall be paid by
stamp.
Section 1904. That whoever falls
to make any rteurn required by this
act or the regulations made under au-
thority thereof within the time pre-
scribed or who makes any false or
fraudulent return, and whoever evades
or attempts to evaoe any tax imposed
by this act or fails to collect or truly
to account for and pay over any such
tax, shall be subject to penalty OF
not more than $1,000, or to impris-
onment for not more than one year.
or both, at the discretion of the court,
and In addition thereto a penalty or
double the tax evaded, or not collected
or accounted for and paid over, to be
assessed and collected in the same
manner as taxes are assessed and col
lected, In any case in which the pun
ishment Is not otherwise specifically
provided.
Section 1905. That the commits
(sioner Of internal revenue, with the
approval Of the secretary of the treas
ury, Is hereby authorized to make all
needful rules and regulations for tho
enforcement Of the provisions OF this
act
Section 1905. That where the rate
OF tax imposed by this act, payable
by stamps, is an increase over pre-
viously existing rates, stamps on hano
in the collectors offices and In the
bureau of internal revenue may con-
tinue to be used until the supply on
hand is exhausted, but shall be sold
and accounted for at the rates pro-
vided by this act, and assessment
shall be made against manufacturers
and other taxpayers having such
stamps on hand on the day this act
takes effect for the difference be-
tween the amount paid for such
stamps and the tax due at the rates
provided by this act.
Section 1907. That (a) II any per-
son, corporation, partnership, or as
sociation has prior to May Q. 1917,
made bona Nde contract with a
dealer for the sale, after the tax TAX es
effect, of any article Cor, in the case
of moving picture films, such a con-
tract with n dealer, exchange, or ex-
hibitor, for the sale Of lease thereof)
upon which tax is imposed under
title 3. or 9, or under subdivision
IL of schedule A Of title 8. or under
this section, and (b) II such contract
does not permit the adding of the
whole of such tax TO the amount to
he paid under such contract. then the
vendee Of lessee shall. In lieu Of the
vendor or lessor, pay 30 much of such
tax as Is not 50 permitted TO be added
to the contract price.
The taxes payable by the vendee or
lessee under this section shall be paid
to the vendor or lessor at the time
the sale or lease Is consummated, and
collected, returned, and paid to the
United States by such vendor or lessor
in the came manner as provided in
section sos.
The term dealer" a. used in this
section includes vendee who pur-
chases any article with intent to use
II In the manufacture or production OF
another article intended for sale.
Section zoos. That in the payment
Of any tax under this act not pay
able by stamp a fractional part Of n
cent shall be disregarded unless Il
amounts TO one-haH cent or more, in
which case Il shall be increased to
one cent.
Section 1908. That the secretary Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-17

, the treasury, under rules and regu-
lations/ prescribed by him, shall per-
NIT taxpayers liable to income and
excess profits taxes to make pay
ments in advance in installments or In
whole of an amount not in excess OF
the estimated installments or in whole
of an amount not in excess of the es-
,dmated taxes which will be due from
them, and upon determination of the
taxes actually due any amount paid
In excess shall be refunded as taxes
enormously collected: Provided, that
when payment is male in installments
at least one-fourth of such estimated
tax shall be paid before the expira-
ton Of thirty days after the close Of
the taxable year. at least an addi-
tional one fourth within two months
after the close OF the taxable year. at
least an additional one-fourth within
four months after the close OF the
taxable year, and the remainder OF the
tax due on or before the time now
fixed by law for such payment: Pro-
vided that the secretary of the treas
ury, under rules and regulations pre-
scribed by him, may allow credit
against such taxes 80 paid In advance
of an amount not exceeding 3 per
centum per annum calculated upon
the amount so paid from the date
OF such payment to the date now gixed
by law for such payment; but no
such credit shall be allowed on pay
meats in excess Of taxes determined
to be due, nor on payments made after
the expiration OF four and one-half
months after the close of the taxable
year. All penalties provided by exist
ing law for failure to pay the tax
when due are hereby made applica
BILE to any failure to pay the tax at
the time or times required in this
section.
Section 1910. That under rules and
regulations prescribed by the secre-
tary OF the treasury. collectors OF in
ternal revenue may receive, at par and
accrued interest, certificates Of indebt-
edness issued under section of the
act entitled "An act to authorize an
issue OF bonds to meet expenditures
for the national security and defense,
and, for the purpose Of assisting in the
prosecution OF the war, to extend
credit to foreign governments. and
for other purposes" approved April
20, 1917, and any subsequent act or
acts, and uncertified checks in pay
ment of income and excess profits
taxes. during such time and under
such regulations AS the commissioner
Of internal revenue, with the approval
Of the secretary OF the treasury, shall
prescribe; but II a check so received
is not paid by the bank on which II is
drawn the person by whom such check
has been rendered shall remain liable
for the payment Of the tax and for
all legal penalties and additions the
same as II such check had not been
rendered.
Title 11.-Postal Rates.
Section 100. That the rates Of
postage on all mail matter Of the
first class. except postal cards. shaiY
thirty days after the passage OF this
act, be. in addition to the existing rate.
] cent for each ounce or fraction
thereof: Provided. that the rate Of
postage on drop letters Of the first
class shall be 3 cents an ounce or
fraction thereof. Postal cards, and
private mailing or post cards when
complying with the requirements OF
existing law. shall b transmitted
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13

gotowce j spinke dyamentowa, a
SIS Smithowi.
w tych pokojach take male
ziono try kobiety, ktore tam u.
Prawiaiy niemoralny interes. Ko-
biety aresztowano. Jedna z Mich
jest Belle Hastings, kt6ra figu-
rowala w sprawie gfoSnej milo
diego rozbojnika automobilowego
Teddy Webba.
Kapitan LAWN p~rzeslal rapport
do szefa policyi Schuettlera, ks
~ Z kolei przeslai polecenie DO
hurmistrza, azeby %zniesiono licen
eye wyszynku Crosby'ego, co tc2
burmistrza uczynii.
Policyant6w szef susupendo--
wal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13
TYLKo DIVA wYDZIALY
K~oNSKRYPcYJNE ME u
KoNcZYLY SwEJ A

L >6 Iukalnych wydzialow kon
skryrcyruysh " Chicago diva je-
srclr sweJ piracy me ukonczyiy.
praca "a. Jak wczoraj okTesluuo,
pulcga ma ulozeniu Z kart rege-
stracyinych noweJ listy wSzyst-
k,ch rcgcstrOwanyCh W dywizyi.
mad ktorym dany wydziai ma VIA
DE opatrzeniu kazdego nazwi--
ska numerem porzqdkowym i
przvgotowaniu czterech kopii tel
novel listy, Z ktorych jedna jest
wySlana do Waszyngtonu ,dru--
Ga przeznaczOna ola uzytku Wy
dzia}u, trzecia dla praSy, a czwar
t. ola publicznoSci. Losowanie
we Waszyngtouie przez ktore
zadecydowane zoStana numery
tvch, ktorych maJa bye Pobranl,
RE r~ozpocznie sic az wszystkie
lokalne wydzialy konskrypcyjnc
W caiych Stanach Zjednoczonych
ukoncza swa prace.
DIVA wydzialy W Chicago /.
]. 43-ci i 5S-my. ME beda goto-
we re swa praca pred poniedzial
klein. w +3-cim /. Marschak. ic
den z czlonkow wydziaiu przekO-
nal sic, re ME moze polegat ma
pomocy innych czionk6w i do
Most o tenn Acknowledgment
lowi W Springiieldzie. Ten mt ID
telegrafowai, azeby najai sObie
tylu pomocnikow. lin potrzebuje.
W 5S-mym dyStrykcie lest po-
dobna >ytuacya. F. Fl. Finkl, -
$500 y. Hamilton ul.. mus sam
nracowat "a wszystkiCh Czion--
kow wydziaiu. {. Groves, 1885,
Larchmont ave. zrezygnowai =
togo vydzialu j Mkt dotychczas
ma lego miejsce ME zostai zamia,
nowanv. DR.. VI. \. Griffen. III?
Greenwich ave. mowii, re ta;l
lr>t zalcty praktykq. re ME star
CIV mu CzaSu ma prace We wy
d1ialc. Finkl PRAGUE sam Z po-
moca. klerk6w w SVEN biurze i
>nodziewa sic skonczyc w ME
dz'ele. RAPPORT o sytuacyi przesia.
NO do adj. gen. DickSona
WCzOraj dodatkowo II cz}on-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13
WE FOREST
PARK UZNANY WINNING

Henryk Weiskopf, szynkarz
we Forest Park, zostaf wczoraJ
pznany winnym sprzedawania
trunkow upajajacych w niedzie-
lie. Process ,zostaf mu wytoczony
pr: ez West Suburban Law AM
Order Enforcement League"
Lava przysiegfych skazala
szynkarza ma zaplacenie $500
kary.
H. Soelke, adwokat WeisLopfa
gdy wyrok przeciw MENU zostal
ogfoszony, zadai, azeby pocl4gnle
to do odpowiedzialnosci urzsdni-
kow ma wyzszych stanowiskach.
Pred kilkr1 dniami ten sam
szynkarz zostal skazany ma "a
pfacenie SIS kary "a utrzymyWa
ME w swym wyszynku maszyny
loteryjnej, Maszyna byla VIA
snoScia H. Millera, kt0ry zabie-
raj Geese zysk6w.
Obrohcy Weiskopfa ma Swiad-
ka we wczorajszym procesie We
zwali szefa policyi we Forest
Parku Lintza i wyciagneli Z ME
go zeznania, re przez ostatnie
oSm lat kazdy wySzynk w tern
przedmieSciu by1 otWarty w kaz~
da niedziele. Sedziowie przysi:-
eli zignorowali fakt ten, Adv. VI.
]. Stein, reprezentuJacy organi--
zacye, ktora process wytoczyla, o.
s~wiadczy}, re przekraczanie pra-
wa W p~rzesziosci ME upraw"ia
sly, Farzy, azeby w dal5Lym ci4-
Su e przekraczall.
Or~ganizacya ia ma sprawy
przeciw ,35 innym szynkarIo W
przedmieSciach, ktorzy sprzedaJ4
trunk: " nicdziele Wbrew asia
wv sta, cwej, kt6ra jest cd r:@e-
;zlo ro' :! przestrzegana w '-,hI-
cago.
w Niles pred kilku dnia-
mi czlowiek Z gwiazda podsze-
ryfa zatrzymai p automobiloW
/ cd kazdego Sciagnai kare " su.
mie So. SzeryS Traeger o ten VIE
i 6Swiadczyt zt cziowiek ten
dlugo gwiazdy swej ME bedzle
nosil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13

Pierce agent kompanii, twlerdzll
re ME ma iuz Niemc0w w Sta
mach Zjednoczonyoll, IA CO ode
zwaly sic oklaski W sail sadowel.
kt0re uStaly ia zachmurzenlc sic
Sedziego.
- W~yszynki W promieniu pie
cru mil cd tiortu Sheridan i sta
cyl marynarskiej Great Lakes
musza bye zamkniete. komisarze
pow. Lake otrzymali z~awiadomle
ME, re wladze federalne wyszyn
XII te zamkna, Jezcli oni tcgo nie
uczynia.
- Motorized Inn, notoryczny
dom ~zajezdny W P~oznanlu, po-
lozonem blisko Blue Island. stra
Gil sws licencye. Niedawno temu
oddziai podszeryfGw i asentow
federalnych urzadzilo obiawe ma
te more, dawniej zwanq White
House. Szeryf Traeger spodzie
wa sic w}ascicieli deportowat ia
ko niepozadanych cudzoziem-
COW.
- Pnr. 1101 Washington blvd.
W budynku majqcym 70 po-
koi, ktory jest jednym re sta
rych rezydencyi W tel dzielnicy,
detektywi z"nalezli dom rozpusty.
Ma parterze byl wyszynk. VIA
sciciela i ,,bartendera" ~areszto-.
wall. Gdy weszli do budynku, nj.
kogo ME znalezli, lecz s}yszeli I'd
jemnicze kroki i gloSy. Dalsze pc
szukiwania doprowadzi}y wresz.
Gle do taJnego pokoJu, do ktore-
go p%rowadzily drzwi zakryte ia
petem, dajace 81 eotworzyt tylko
"a naciSnieciem sprezyny, kt6ra
przypadkowo znalezli. w pokoju
tym byly cztery kobiety i jeden
mezczyzna.
- zoinierze w pierwszym pull
ku piechoty Stanu Illinois i dru-
giego pulku artyleryi ucza sic je-
zyka francuskiego. Ksiazki do
starczone i'm So bezpiatnie. LEX. '
eye sd udzielane pod kierowni-
GIVEN G.. Gordona, dyrektora
Gordon-D etweiler Institute.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13
BEZOWOCNA
MA KAP. GLEASONA.

Przeciw kapitanowi J. Gleaso-
nowi, ktory stacyonowany Jest
ma STACEY policyjnej E. Chicago
ave-, pewne zywioly, ktorym SIG
dai we znaki, rozpoczely wczoraj
nagonke. Naval sic przemy-
slowcami i kupcami, ktorym dzia
ialnoSc kap. Gleasona szkodz:.
Postanowili wySlat petycye DO
szefa policyi Schuettlera, azeb"
kap. Gleasona ~usunaf,
Gdy O tenn sic dowiedziai szef
policyi, oSwiadczyi, re zadne
wplywy ME naklonia go do usu-
niecia kapitana kt6rego postal do
tel stacy pred kilku tygodniami
Z powodu graftu i og0lnego roz-
prezenia, jake sic do tcjze stacyi
zakradio. L poprzednim kaplta-
mem usunieci zostali take wszy-
soy lego porucznicy ! sierzl" !.
Szef Schuttler rzekomych
przemyslowcow i kupcow zdema
skowat jake ,,politykierow" kto-
rym kaPitap Gleason jest wyso--
ne nieporzadki usta}y W tel
NiemoralnoSc notoryczna i IN
ne nieporzadku usta}y w tcl
dzielnicy, a zwlaszcza PREY I'll.
n. Clark cd czasu, jak kap. Glea-
son tam urzeduje. Ustala spree
daz trunkow w niedziele, urzq-
dzono oblawy ma obskurne no
tele, zaprowadzono przyzwoitoSt
W kabaretach a ME dopuszczono
do przywr0cenia licencyi kabare-
towi braci McGovern6w.
Gdy Szef wyrazil sic, re pra--
gnalby mocno widziec podp'sy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13

Jeden okret odplywa do Ro--
syi 2S-go lipca, a drugi Ego sierp
lila. Postcard sic zaraz O billet
(Szyfkarte). Udaj sic do Banku
Polskiego, North-W Western Trust
and Savings Bank, 1901 Milwau-
kee avenue, r6g Division ulicy.
uBiaiy Naroznik." (Ogi.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-13
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Lava sedzioW przysiegfych
juz zostala wybrana w Saddle Sc
diego Sabatha, pred kt6ra to-
czyc she beda przesluchy w
sprawie filmy migawkowej The
Little American, ktorej pred
stawienia zakazaf cenzor miejskl
major Funkhouser g}ownie dla-
tego, re urazac moglaby uczuc:a
Niemcow W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. Kompania Aircraft Pic
lures, ktora jest wlascicielka fiji
my, wytoczyla process przeciw
miastu O uniewaznienie zakazu.
Professor P. Shorey z Uniwersy-
tetu Chicagoskiego zeznal, re fiji
ma ME moze wywMt zadnego
niewiaSciwego wpfywu. C.. H.