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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-23

c, .r-;,c">2si~~ secretly CT Wheat
AXE: :, .a:n that the farmers OF
each Sc ton VII be forced u grow
sufficient whtat to satisfy the neeos
OF themselves and neighbors.
4 lady in Washington has sent til"
food commissioner the following re
cine as a substitute for Thanksgiving
pumpkin pie, coed old pumpkin pie;
Scaid one Quart Of milk: add scant
cup Of Indian meal: little salt. When
cool add two eggs. Cinnamon ana
ginger to taste. Sweeten with brown
sugar. Put little cream Of milk On
top and bake.
Enriy Wednesday morning the ja::-
itor at the court house caught an
opossum in the street in front on
Mr. W. G. Wilson's house. The opos-
sum weighed about four pounds. It
was coming from between the two
,,ouses opposite - Sanders says he
"a; told y" second pos
sum caught late,H ~. mat same 10
cality.
The sugar situation is giving Foof
Administrator Coker and his stan
much concern. says statement in The
daily napers Of Wednesday. Reports
of confidential nature are reaching
headquarters that II 1-2 and as higA
as i cents is the price asked by GER
toi, retaiiers fer sugar. These cases
will be quietly investigated. probably
through the secret service bureau in
the department of justice, and vio'a-
tors may find trouble heaping uron
them Examples are to be made OF
Greedy dealers if caught, for the ef-
feet iail sentences will have on others
who are not inclined to do their bit
in helping the people to make both
ends meet All of this is coming along
in a line mapped out by The Herald
and News Follow this paper and get
your rights.
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NEW CR0P-New Orleans Molasses
just arrived. Summer Bros. Co.
11-23-2t
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ST KECEiitD-A car load of ric'
meal. .tohnson-NeCrackin CO.
l0-3-:.

TURN PLOWS-Oliver Pattern. anr
E!*;= Toys. also points ot all s!z
es. See Johnson-McCrack ck:n Co.
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.,PlIi.!i. \O!';t r.
! HAVE ATTRACTIVE prices to max

WATER BARLEl-seeG Ry> North
(arni:na Potatoes. Get them at
.Iuiin >Oi-M"i'r raci;in co.
iu---t!
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LOGO BUSHELS of the finest apples
evr shipped to Prosperity just re-
ceived. See me before buying. G..
". Kinard, Prosperity.
11-23-3t
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VARIOUS AND All ABOUT


Rev w. I. Herbert will preach at
Lebanon next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock
The sugar shortage IL NewDerr''
about which much has been written
and felt. has been relieved.
Speaking of Buffalo Dawes nickels,
Manager Wells of the opera house
sent sl7 in Buffalo nickels to the bank
a day or so ago.
The Aid Society OF the Church o.
the Redeemer will meet with Mrs. }.
r Harms on Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Monday Will. Sumac' will ue
shown at the opera house, as played
bv Marjorie wilson There will also
be the usual Triangle comedy.
The sketch of old Nose in Tuesday
naper has created discussion as 10
the age of that venerable colored
citizen.
That mule man, Pat Wise, advertlses
moro mules to be here Friday. l'at
is now in Atalanta again getting nls-
mules ready for shipment.
Crowds are still hocking to see
THE Fighting Trail at the opera
house every Saturday; at the sme time
the Keystone comedies and Mr.. ana
Mrs Sidney Drew.
With Ethel Clayton in The Dor
mant Power"at the opera house Fri
day those who go will see a striking
story of Mexican border and New
York in the play.
EVERYTHING is at-ca;'.rv ut the ol'cra
house-the gold fish, the chrysanthe-
NUNS an dmany of the people who
see the pictures and listen to the
music.
A Jury is in good hands when 1t IS
rprned over to Sheriff Blease Tor a
season and we will bet, mentally
speaking, that the jurors don't object
to oe put in his care.
There will be debate at st. Phli-
lips school house Saturday night. SUD-
iect: Resolved, That Columbus deser-
yes more credit for discovering Amer
ica than Washington for defending II.
A man isn't of much use around the
house the day he is being married.
hit when his boy goes to the army
mother does most of the suffering
v hile father gets the congratulations.
Columbia Record
Messrs. Oliver Havird md CLAUDE
Williams each made a good run Tor
alderman. They have nothing to feel
blue over. AS young men just starting
orr their first efforts in politics made
fine showing.
For cursing and creating disturb
ance, Robert Miller handed over So
through the recorders court Wednes-
day, and L. r. Armand, travelling
man. raid s. for reckless driving Of
an automobile.
Someone else could make a good
thing out of that peanut r:.rrher Mr..
Rex Young advertises for sale. Ae
says he is not going to lelT~ New
berry from cloice but lis fatll"r
wants him tc return to the farm,
V hich his wi: also vans i;n', 70
AS to the speaking by the congress
- N this State within the next few
Ga,rs "aall' says: ''The speeches will
be both practical and patriotic, as thu
i''-z
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FOR SALE.

One large Cretor's Peanut and Pop
corn Machine in Main Street. Coco
location and big profit. Apply to
T r. YOUNG, Newberry, S. c.
11-23-tf.
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PURELY PERSONAL

sac No~em ents of many People, New
-errians, and Those Who Visit
Newberry.
Mr. John A Bush OF Chaplin 4 was
in Newberry Tuesday.
Mr. Arthur N. Counts, carrier on
Pomaria 8, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. J w, Summer of Pomaria
was in Newberry Wednesday,
Miss Lucy Johnson of Manning is
spending the weekend with Mrs. ".
F. Ewart.
Mrs. w. NJ. Kennedy of Yorkville Is
visiting relatives in Newberry-YorK-
Vile Enquirer.
Two soldiers passed through New
berry Tuesday with deserter captur-
ad below Columbia. They were tax
ing him to Camp Sewer.
DR. William E. Buckley has been
commissioned as a first lieutenant in
the medical reserve corps OF the
United States army.
DIR. G NJ. Sibert, DR.. J. keiffer
Wicker and Mr.. r. H. Whitlock took
IN "You Are In Love-" in Columbia
Tuesday night They found it good.
Mr. C. T. Paysinger made another
visit Tuesday to his daughter. Mrs. 5.
H Barnett, in Greenville. He found
her better and left her still improving.
Miss Blanche Davidson returned
Wednesday from a pleasant visit 70
Columbia. where she was the guest OF
Mrs Ivy Mauldin and Mrs. {. L.
Blease.
Mr.. Roy Perry, accompanied py
Miss Agnes Wheeler, motored rom
the Good Hope section OF Saiuda coun-
ty and spent the weekend with Mrs
]. H. Baxter.
Mr.. H. Pet Baker of Newberry mas
sold his farm near New Market to
Mr. B. Walton The sale was made
through Mr. George w. Rush. Green
wood Journal.
Mr.. Gray Dickert who is member
of the signal detail attached to 1otn
company of the Coast Artillery at
Fort Moultrie, arrived here Thursday
having ten days furlough.
Mrs. Jack Oliver, Miss Anne Gray
don and Mr. and Mrs. Haltiwanger
motored over to Newberry Sunday and
spent the evening with Mrs. Haltiwan-
er's mother, Mrs. Summer-Columoia
Record.
Mrs Lovick P. Miller of Newberry,
who has been visiting her lifelong
friend. Mrs. u R. Brooks. is now
spending few days at the Ursullne
convent and will return home tomor-
row-The State, 21st.
General Bailey. commandant at
caun jackson. .notored with two
other officers through Newberry TO
Camp Wadsworth. goin:s to Spartan
burg Tuesday and returning via same
rorte to Columbia "wednesday.
Supervisor Sample has had R. F. D.
4 mt in excellent condition. with well
worked roads and good oak bridges
If is all so fine that Carrier W. n.
Eddy is "bragging powerfully on
him and he says the people along that
line are doing the same sort OF talk.
Mrs. ". H Hunt of Newberry and
Mrs Anderson of Florence, both Oh
whom are pleasantly known in Lar
rens, were guests of DR.. and Mrs. A
J. Christopher during the meeting OF
the W ". U.-Laurens Advertiser.
Mr.. Edwin 4 Carlisle prcmjr ,
voune business man of Spri: ED.
Ohio, spent from Monday until "ev-
nesday in Newberry with his father
Mr.. NJ A Carlisle. His many friends
in "his old home town. We're glad to
see him From his good looks we
judge that his health and spirits are
in the "pink of perfection"
Congressman Fred H. Dominick has
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THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE
YEAR FOR ONLY $3.50.
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Il ST KECEiiED-A car load of rice
meal. Johnson -NeCrackin CO.
l0-5-:t:.
;OR -,-v.o god. t:"sty ian:i.v
-all-~1o;,:'t, worm horses. one lignt
wagon. tAo oUggies, a lo5 OF corr
and folder. Mason and I,a:nlia ~
gan. chickens AID so;re ho@seAoaid
and kitchen furniture.
'oGnaria. Nov. 20. 5. {. Hal:cntine.
11-13-3tp.
'.'RESPASS NOTICE-All persons are
fo"hidden to t:espass on my lands
without emission. J. 3. Pugh.
1l-i-:ti.
TURN PLOWS-Oliver Pattern, anr
Di*;= Toys. also points OF all s:z
es. See ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.
NOTICE-The Newb rrE Cooperative
Cannery is now prepared to pay
the highest market price for all
farm produce. such as ali grains.
chickens. eggs, etc.
lit.
CARRIED WIRF-Hog Wire. and all
kinds and heights of wire fencing.
MO Wire nails Of al sizes. at
Johnson -McCrackin Co.
10-2-tf.
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HEM&T' TGNING done by Mrs. J. y.
Booth. Drayton Street Phone 231-
rings.
1116tf.
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BARE WHRE-and nails, fence wire
full stocks at >ck bottom prices
See rs before yo4 49,.
1881 Summer Bros. Co..
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e GE-.Iust d few more let Bet
ter get them now
Summer Bros. CO
11-23-tf
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Rev, W. I. Herbert will preach at
Lebanon next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock
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iECN-;Iairy vetch AT lowest prizes
See us az once as this lot will not
last long. Summer Bros Co..
1l-.3-2t
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SEED RYE-just received. Let US
have vour order promptly as we
only have small lot.
11-23-2t Summer Bros Co..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
= Zdaje sic, re warunki zawie-

szenia broni re strony rosyjskiej
byna jmniej ME So jednakowe ma
ca}ym froncie, lecz poszczegolne
armie rosyjskie podaiy rome wa
runki - wogoie w Rosy mai
mniejszego niema obecnie syste-
mu, skiadu, nj iadu, a to tylko
jest pewnem, il nastroje .bolsze-
wickie' panuja W eaiej armii, bo
zolnierze bic sic ME chca.
Berlin, 8. grudnia. -.Ogloszo-
no, il w BrzeSciu Litewskim od-
hyia sic sesya przedstawicieli
panstw centralnych parlamenta
rzami rosyjskimi. ma ktorej przy-
jeto zaprotokolowano porzadek
dalszych konferencyi W sprawie
zawieszenia broni. ewentualnie
pertraktacyi pokojowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
WoINA AUsTRO-WEGRoM
uIz WYPOWIEDZIANA.

Washington, 8, grudnia.
Wczoraj obie izby kongresu pra-
vie jednoglosnie przyje>y rezo-
lucye, wypowiadajacq wojne Att
stro-Wegrom. Debaty byiy bar
dzo kr6tkie. Tylko jeden sfos W
izbie posl6w pada} przeciw rezo
lucvi. Senator La Folette ME byf
obecny, gdy scnat glosowa} mad
rezolucya.
o godz. 5tci rezolucya juz by}a
podpisana przez prezydenta Will
soma / Austro-Wegry Cd tel chwl-
il stoja oficyalnie w tyn samym
stosunku do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych co Niemcy.'
Cd czasu, jak rezolucya WoJcn-
Tia przeciw Nicmcom zostaia Przy
ieta. zrnienif sic sentylnent wo--
Jenny w kongresie, potegujqc sic
i czyniac te diva ciafa niemal jc'
dnomyslne.
w senacie gfosy wszystkich O.
becnych w liczbie "A padly "a re-
zolucya wojenna przeciw Austryi.
Pozostaje W senacie tylko pieciu
senator6w, Z tych ktorzy gloso-
wall przeciw wojnie z Niemcami.
Czterech ii. Gronna, Norris, Var
daman Harwick. giosowali
wczoraj "a wojna. Tylko LaFol-
lette ME glosowai mimi, gdyz
wyszedi re sail wkrotce pc rozpo~
czeciu debat. Najprz6d przema-
vial senator Lodge miedzy in
nemi wyrazil zal, re Turcya Bull
garya ME jest taIlze w}aczona do
tel rezolucyi. Nastepnie przema-
vial senator Hitchcock i wykazy-
wal, lie okretow nury austryackie
zatopily bez ostrzezenia, gdy Ls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
zCHAOSU ROSY JSK|EG0.
co Sic DzIEJE Ma SYBERYI.
KiGrGnskij -miniStrem"
JAPONIA zABIERA CLOS!
Pertraktacye Pokojowe
z Teatrow WojnY.
WEosi trzymaja Linie.
Ofensywa Niemaow we Francyi.~
Anglicy pod JerozoliIna.
Z innych Frontow.
WEosi trzymaja Linie.
Z innych Frontow.

wystapienie take, przesadzac ME
mozna. lecz kazda chwila moze
przynieSc znamienne jakies wieS-
CT w tel materyi. Japonia ma ba-
czne oko zwrocone ma to, co sic
dzieje ma wschod Cd Uralu - pi-
sze o tenn prasa japohska, mowia
otwarcie mezowie stanu japon-
scy, zapowiadajac, IL W niedtugim
czasie setki tysiecy japohskich
zolnierzy bedzie walczyc znowu
dIa sprawy Koalicyi. :. (Przypo-
minamy nasz artykul Wstepny :
wtorku Ago bm., zapowiadajacy
tc ewantualnoSci. Przyp. Red. D..
c. Japoaia ma poczatku wojny
wyrzuciia Niemc6w Azyi, dalej
oczyScila kompletnie Z Nienic6w
ca}y Pacyfik i Oceanic, walczyia
pokojowo valley przeciw pro-
pagandzie germahsiliej W Chi
mach W Indyach, wspicraia Ro-
sye i innych Aliantow dostawa-
mi. teraz moze rychio lima wanna
przypadnie jej rola. Wobec scis-
lych stosunkow, iaczacych obec-
ME Japonie re Stanami Zjedn..
pTagnie Japonia role te wykonac
w iacznosci ze Stanami dla dobra
oaiei Koalicyi...
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PERTRAKTACYE POKO-
JoWE.

Rzyn. 8. grudnia. - Jency po,
b-ani ma froncie wloskim z arnii
austryackiej donoszs, re Cd pew
rego czasu Austrya uwalnia}a i
uwainia odpowiednio wyszkolo-
rych jencow rosyjskich uiatwia
i'm przedostanie sic do Rosyi dla
szerzenia tamze propagandy po-
kojowej.
z Jassow. stolicy rumuf-
skiej obecnej donosza, IL Rumu-
MIA istotnie uczestniczy w per-
traktacyach pokojowych re TAX
ze ma jjej froncie walk wstrzyma-
no. Przedstawiciele Rumunii W
Paryzu i'w Rzymie utrzymuja
wprawdzie, il jeSli nawet Rumu-
ia przystaje ma zawieszenie bro
nj - to czyni to, by zyskac ma
czas;e, lecz ME zgodzi sic ma po-
t6j odrebny; przytem poiozenie
Rumunii, wobec tego CO sic poro,
hilo W Rosyi jest wprost rozpacz-
1--we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
CHAOS ROSYJSKI.
KIERENSKIJ - MINISTREM
SYBERYI!
Londyn-Piotrogrod, s. grudnia.

Londyn-Piotrogrod, s. grudnia.
- Ma Syberyi, ktora og&osila sic
niezawisla republika - utworzyt
SIG rad prowizoryczny, ktory or
ganizujac sw6j cabinet, powoSai
cx-premiera rosyjskiego, kieren-
skiego - ma ministra sprawiedli-
woSci. Co sig w}asciwie dzieje ma
Syberyi, ME wiadomo, byiy tele-
granny, IL tam SIG tworzy nova
zupeinie republika, moze nawet
kiKa republik; wiadze ,,bolsze-
wickie" wysialy 1900 zolnierzy
cddanych sobie do W}adywoSto-
ku. gdzie So zlozone olbrzymie
transporty broni i amunicyi zwie-
zione re Stanow Zjedn. Japo-
nil. a dotad ME odstawione dalej
powodu chaotycznych stosun-
k6w rosyjskich, strajk6w kolejo-
wych itp. Jezeli ia wiadomosc o.
kazc sic prawdziwq, to zdaioby
sic. Il ,.bolszewicy" maja w kon-
troll niezmiernie wazna linie ko-
iejowa syberyjska, kt6rej Wlady-
wostok jest koncowym punktem
rad Pacyfikiem. o ex-carze Nj
kolaiu. o ktorym byiy pogloski, IL
ucieki, inne IL ma zostac caren1
Syberyi.. -. teraz donosza. q
.,bolszewicy" przysiali do Tom
ska kilka nowych oddzial6w
wojsk sobie oddanych, aby pill
nowaiy ex-cara, by ME uszed9;
mieszkania Romanowych strzegq
stale zo}nierze z bagnetamf ma
karabinach. ostro nabitych.,
JAPONlA ZAbIENA GLOo. .
Toxic. 8. grudnia. S&oro
..bolszewicy" oPanowuja Wia@y-
wostok i kolej trans-syberyjska
wielce jest prawdopodobna RE
CA, IL Alianci wystapia przeciw-
ko mozliwym zarzadz6niom dol
szewickim" W sprawie ziozonych
W Wiadywostoku olbrzymich
mas transportow broni amunicyi
w szczegolno&ci JapOnia Sta
ny Zjedn. bedq do wystapienia
stanowczego skIonne, ably bronic
tych transportow i nalezytosei
"a ME !; jakiem bsdzie ewentualnie
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lanie Konstytuanty i samaz or
ganizacye Konstytuanty odmle-
Mono jako ,nie wyrazajaca pra-
wdziwych intencyi i ME repre-
zentujaca wiernie ludu rosyjskic-
60"
Donosza, re z generafem ka-
ledinesem, ktory wcde ME ma
bye zagrozony przez lojalne woj-
ska ,,bolszewikow" poiaczyi sic
general Kornilow obaj walcza
przeciw ,bolszewikom" - mieli
oni sic tylko ulozyc z .rzadem u
krainy, il tel czesci dawnej Ro-
syi ME beda ,inwadowali. -. I
Permu Ufy donosza, il w owej
czesci Rosyi ludnosc zjezdza sic ]
agituie, aby utworzyc autononlie
wiasna. >. iss
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JESZCZE z ZAMETU ROSYl.
SKIEGO.

Haparanda, 8. grudnia. - Rzad
Finlandyi sic UNCONSTITUTIONAL i o,
gIosil niepodleglosc kraju tego
zupe}na; obecnie tocza sic stara-
MIA o uznanie niepodleg}osci Fin
landyi re strony zagranicy.
Piotrogr6d, 8. grudnia. - VIA
DE ,,bolszewickie" coraz wiecej
opanowuja sfery administracyjne
Rosyi ca}ej. Zbrojni marynarze
zolnierze aresztowali onegdaj 40
urzednikow Banku Panstwowe-
go, ktorzy ME chcieli sluchaG
wIadz ,,bolszewickich"; ostatnio
zn6w. rozpedzono mianowanq
przez Rad wszechrosyjska komi-
syess ktora przygotowywala zwo-
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Stanowiskopoddanyc austry
ackich w Stanach Zjedn.
Sytuacya ko|ejOwa jeszcze ME usta|oaa'
Dalsze raporty cz}onkow gabinetu.
$6,OOO,OOO dla Halifax.
Kampania ma szpiegdw.

Toilette wstaf wyszcil' Iaden
iGny senator nic przypuszczai,
ze gIosowanie ME nastapi ma
tychmiast. P6znicj sic tlomaczy}.
10 ME wyszedl po to, azcby ne
wziac udzialu w giosowaniu, lccz
po to. azeby przygotowac popra'
wke do rezolucyi, opiewajac, ze
Stany Zjednoczone ME beda bra
ly udzialu w zadnych zmianact
tcrytoryalnych w Europie.
w izbie nizszcj tylko socya1i.
styczny reprezentant London 2
Nowego Yorku g}osowa} prze-
CIV rezolucyi wojennej. Ia rezo-
lucyq pablo 365 glos6w, nawet
wszyscy nieobecni reprezentanc;
sa take "a rezolucya.
w izbie rizszej bylc okolo 50
przeciwnikow woin' z Nicmca-
nj zeszlej wiosn". L tych tyl-
ko London pozostai. Nawet Bri.
tten Illinois giosowai wczoraj
"a wojna. Kongresman Medill
Mccormick oSwiadczy}, re kon-
gresham Mason, ktory jest cho'
ry i ME m6gl bye obecny, takze
jest "a wojna Austrya.
Kongresmanka Rankin z Mon
tana, ktora placzem glosowala
przeciw wojnie Niemcami, wczo
raj glosowaia "a wojna Z Att
strya, tiomaczac swe postepowa'
ME w ten sposob re wszel. wojny
sa niepotrzebne niedorzeczne, ze
Wojny powoduja specyalne STE
ry uprzyWleloWane, Ktore rZady
kontrolujq, re gdy Stany Zjedno'
czone wypowiedzialy wojne Mem
com, 'juz to wlaczyio sojuszni.
kow niemieckich, ze wypowiedzc.
ME wojny Austryt jest tylko for
r:alnoscis, lecz glosuje "a mia.
jak glosowala ma wszystkie inne
bile wojenne koniecznc dla pro-
wadzenia wojny.
Podczas mowy Londona wlelu
kongresman6w daio Londonowi
do zrozumieuia, co o MIN mysla:
chociaz London oswiadczyf re ie
go CLOS przeciw rezolucyi ME ma
bye uwazany jako aprobata alta.
ku ma Serbie prZez Austrye
Repr. Lonroot surowo skrytyko-
wal Londona "a jego stanwowi-
sko.
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KOMITET NARODOWY w PARYZU
= u,nany przez Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych.
(Telegram Zwiazku Prasy.)

Nowy Po Pyzu zos pe7
Narowego gnago Pade"skego S
lszosa}o grudna brzml:
wish public statement re-
government the Polish national f
that Oct D. 1911 the
DmOw president the fonsn
that commee
an offc organ
Paris
of the United State
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padernka 1917 amyk
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- Niency w ukiadach z Rosya

stanowczo ME godza sic ma Wa
runki zawieszenia broni rosyjskie
= by wojsk niemieckich Rosyi
ME zabierac ma fronty inne by
ewakuowaG wojsk niemieckich
wyspy ma Baityku. General, re-
prezentujacy strone niemiecka W
ukladach powiedzia} wprost Dol
szewickim" representation: ,Je-
zeli zadania te raz jeszcze powto-
r7ycie, to chwycimy "a broh H."
.tMaja teraz ,.ukiady" Niemca-
mil. :. Poprostu Niemcy dyktuja
p-arunki Rosvi = i koniec !!
Przyp. Red. D. c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 9 grudnia: Niedziela ADJ
wentu. = Sw. Leokadyi p. I m. =
Siedmiu meczennik6w W Samosata.
(, .Pojptrze. 10 grudn:a: Najsw. n.
P. Lore.ahsliej. Sw. EulaliI p. !
m. = sw. Melcht,ya pap.
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]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pienia-
DE ma realnosG. sprzedaje karty o.
kretowe realnosc 1146 Noble ul.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-06-22

The following resolution was presented
and on motion of Mr.. Rosevear same was
adopted; ayes, Hanscom, Rosevear,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1917-06-22
YOUR FIRE POLICY.
Have You Read II CarsfuIIy7 Do yos
Understand lts Tsrms7 ~. ~.

Have You Read IL CarsfuIIy7 Do You
Understand lts Tsrms7
William Hnrdwick. Melvllle's leading
grocer. was man OF forethought. liz
carried fire insurance both ON his store
and his residence, The policy applying
to his store he kept In his house and
that applying to his house and It's con
tents he kept In his safe ut the store
Thus In the event of srre in either
property the policy applying to 1t woul
escape the flames.
One night William Hard wick's slum
bers We're disturbed by the frantic ring
Ing of the telephone.
Come right downtown" urged al
excited voice. "Your stores going III
In smoke"
When Hardwick arrived the fire wa
under control. and fifteen minutes late,
the ''all out" signal was sounded.
II should worry" reflected the gro
Ger. after brief survey Of the damag,
done. There's about $4,000 worth o,
stock destroyed. And. as 1t happens,
carry just $4,000 worth OF insurance.
And, leaving one of his clerks to watch
the premises. Hardwick went back 4,
bed.
Now. then. Mr.. Hardwick." said til,
adJuster two days later. my estimate
agrees with yours. Six thousand dot
lars covers all the damage done. That
means that we owe you $4,000"
whats that?" demanded Hardwlck
Indignantly. You owe me $4,5OO:
What bunco game Is this? Why don't
you owe me $4,000, the face Of my pol
icy?"
Because Of the 80 per cent co-insur.
ance clause. explained the adjuster
and he indicated paragraph In the
policy which the grocer had so care.
fully guarded.
This clause provides that we shall
be liable for no greater proportion Of
the loss than the sum insured bears to
so per cent of the cash value of the
property insured. Your stock is, or
was. worth $4,000. Had you carried
$4,000 insurance we would have paid
you your loss in full-that is, up to
$4,000. But as it Is, repeat that we
owe you but $4,000. If, however, the
loss had been total we would have had
to pay you $4,000, the amount of your
policy. This misunderstanding has
arisen, Mr.. Hardwick, merely because
you have never taken the time to thor
oughly read and adjust your policy.
"Your. carelessness In this regard has
cost you $1,5O0, Mr.. HardwicS. am
sincerely sorry for this. but fail TO see
that You have any one but yourself to
blame. III. J. Barrett in New York
World.