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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22
NOTATKI
OSORJSTE TOWARZYSKIE.

Dyrektorem parku Davis Square,
PREY 45tej uliCy i Marshfield ave.
zamianowany zostal p. Tadeusz Sle-
szyhski, kt6ry przez ostatnie try Ia
ia pracowaI ma p6lnocno-zachodniej
stronie miagta jake urzednik proba-
cyiny sadu ola malo-letnich. P. Sic
szynski posade d~yrektora parku Da-
Wis Original po zlozeniu egzamlnu
przepisanego przez miejska komlsye
s}uzby c%ywilnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22
Wie~lo-letnie doswiadczenie p. Sic

Wielo-letnie doSwiadczenie p. Sic
szynskiego jake energicznego praco-
wnika spolecznego, kaze wnioskowat
re odda on znakomite uslugi Polonii
zamieszkalej W dzielnicy Town OF
Lake. Spodziewat sic nalezy, re z ko-
operacya patryotycznie usposobione-
go obywatelstwa, zdoia on zdziaiac
wiele dobrego.
q q q
Egzamin ma porucznika W wojsku
Stan6w Zjednoczonycn ~poTlyslnie
zdal Piotr Bukowski, syn PIP. Win
centego i Franciszki Bukowskich'
zam. pnr. 500 Richmond ave. ?.
Piotr Bukowski przydzielony jest do
ambasady amerykahskiej W Piotro-
grodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

gdzie dnia 21go czerwca zastrze-
iii 7. Leathersa, wlasciciela COS
pody w tenn miescie. Policya u
iela Lyncha po walce rewolwero
wei, Mai $500 PREY sobie. Sam
mons uciekf We wiezieniu Lynch
by4 identyfikowany jake jeden z
morderc6w policyanta Bulfina.
Wczoraj Lynch prosi} o brzyt-
We do golenia. Wkrotce potem lie
zai martwy ma ~podlodze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22
z JAcKCWA.

TOW. sw. Antoniego mr.. 569ty
ri. wystapi in corpore ma bazar pa
rafialny W niedziele, dnia % wrzes-
MIA O godz. 1880 wieczorem. Czlon-
i;Owie zbiora sic W starej szkole z
odzrakami O godz. 7mej wieczorem.
- j. Kruszyiski, PREF; w. A. Blez-
Eicki, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22
NOTATKI% REPORTERA,

PoIki re wszystkich dzielnic mia
sta Chicago, panic i panienki, proszo
ne So ma posiedzenie Tow. Opieki mad
Qchronka pod wezwaniem Zmar-
twychwstania Panskiego, kt6re Cd
bedzie sic jutrO popoiudniu, o godzi-
ME 2-giej W klasztorze Si0str Zmar-
twychwstanek, pnr. 1S49 n. Hermit
tage ave. blisko Cortland ILL.,, ma
Maryanowie. Omawiane beda przy-
gotowania do pOiowu ma ~przechod-
ni6w. majacego sic odbyc W ponie-
dzialek, dnia 1890 pazdziernika, pc
calem mieScie.
ProszOne So ma Jutrzejsze zebranie
wSzystkie ~ochotniczki, chCace przyjsG
z pomoca Wieleb. Siostrom / czlonki-
niom Towarzystwa W tym po}owie, z
kt6rego doch6d ma bye zasileniem
Ochronki ma pore zimowa. Kilkaiset
chetnych rak p~otrzeba, DO piracy du-
20, a i'm wiecej naszych rak bedzie,
tenn lepiej ola naszych tax pozytecz-
nych zaklad6w jak Ochronka Zmar-
twychwstania Panskiego.
. q -
Bardzo skutecZnie cd dluzszego
czasu " r6znych dzielnicach miasta
Chicago rekrut6w do wojska brytyj-
skiego %rekrutuja Anglicy. w ostat--
mich czasach na~dzwyczaj pOmyslnie
wypada i'm rekrutacya W polskich
dzielnicach, a szczeg6lnie ma p6lnoc-
mel s%tronie, W Okolicy Milwaukee /
Division u.
Spos6b tel rekrutacyi jest orygi-
nalny. Kilku urzednik6w rekrutacyj-
nych W eleganckim AUTOMOBILE wy
jezdza W dana okoliCe; automobil by
wa zatrzymany PREY n~aroznikach ma
kt6rycn znajduje sic kilku hub kill
kunastu m~ezczyzn. U~rzedniCy wy
chodza re samochOdu i rozpOczynaja
a~gitacye. Tych. kt6rzy oSwiadczaja
gotowo$G w~stapienia W szeregi woj-
ska brytyjskiego, rekrutujacy Table
raja do automobile i odowOza ma ich
g'owna stacye, pnr. 54-56 W. Adams
ul.. W $r6dmieSciu.
Ma stacyi w sr6dmiesciu kandyda-
eli sa ~natyChmiast egzaminowani l
jezeli posiadaja odpowiednie kwali-
fikacye, SO przyjeci. Warunki PREY
jecia do wojska brytyjskiego So ma
s~tepujace:
/. Rekruci wpisywani So tylko ma
czas wojny / dalsze szeSG miesiecy o
lie PREDICT ME beda uwolnieni. 2.
Wolny przejazd do Stan6w ziedno-
czonych ola tych, kt6rzy zostali re
sluzby zwolnieni. 3. Kandydaci
znajdOwaC sic musza " wieku cd lat
1S-45; wprawni robotnicy przyjmo-
wani sa do roku 50go. 4. Kazdy
applicant jest badany przez komisye
Iekarzy MIN zostaje do siuzby PREY
jety. ). CT, kt6rzy dla jakichkol-
wick przyczyn ME beda przyjeci, ode
SLANT beda do miejsca W kt6rym ich
"a z~g}oszeniem przyjeto. ma koszt RIA
du Anglii.
o . .
Ma glodnych W Polsce, W sail
Zwiazku Polek, 1909 n. Ashland
ave. Koncert i Bazaar jutro uTzadza
Towarzystwo ,,Praca i POstep", CRU
pa ia z. P. Program kOncertu bar
do urozmaicony. Poczatek bazaru o
godzinie Sci popoiudniu; poczatek
koncertu o g~odzinie 1880 wieczo-
rem. o lczny wsp6l-udziai tax W ba-
zarze jakotez W kOncercie wszyst-
kich zaprasza komitet.
q . q
Staly wzrost banku polskiego
Northwestern Trust and Savings mai
vymowniei Swiadczy o wielkiem Eau
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

Kto chce tzytae ~najlepsze CO
dzienne pismo polskie, MECH sig
uda do pana F M. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan i oko-
lice i zaabonuie sobie .Dziennik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

faniu, ktore publicznoSt zywi ola tel
najsilniejszej polskiej instytucyi fl
nansowej W Chicago. Obecnie zaso-
by tegoz banku przekroczyly liczbe
siedm i pol miliona dolar6w, a spo-
dziewaG sic nalezy, re najdalej "a
lat kilka zasoby te wzrosna do die
sieciu milion6w dolar6w. z instytu-
wa Gsie nale5y, re najdalej "a lat kill
cyl tel Polacy prawdziwie dumni bye
moga.
q q q
Podczas nieobecnoSci W domu mat
XII, kolebke w kt6rej znajdowala sic
jego trzy-miesieczna siostrzyczka
Anna, przypadkiem pcdpalil cztero-
letni Jan Ostopnich. Smiertelnie po-
parzone niemowle zabrano do szpita-
la powiatowego, gdzie wkr6tce du-
cha wyzioneio. PIP. Ostopnich miesz-
kaja pnr. 114S W. 14ta ul.
q a q
Cztero-letni Bronislaw Michajtis,
$500 Emerald ave., najechany wczo-
raj zostal przez automobil, kt6rym
kierowal David Grodzky, 471O So.
Ashland ave. Grodzki m6wil, re ME
yiedzial. il chiopca' najechaf, az po-
czul zderzenie. Chiopczyk umarl W
kancelaryi lekarza.
q q q
Policyant J6zef w. Stryzinski, sta
cyonowany PREY stacyi' p%olicyjnej IT.
wing Park, stiumii plomienie palace
go sic ubrania piecio-letniego Wlady-
sIawa P~aulsona, 1852 No. Central
Park ave. Poparzenia domaine przez
chiopczyka prawdopodbnie Okaza
sic fatalnemi. Stryzinski b~oleSnie po-
parzyl sobie rece.
q q q
Prey licznym udz:ale POlek Oddly
10 sic otwarcie W budynku Zjedno-
czenia lokalu DEPARTMENT. Kobiet
Dzieci W PrzemySle Stanowej i Kra-
jowej Rady ObrcAy. Lokal bezpiatnie
u5yczy{o Zjcdnoczenie, muzyke do
starczyla firma Schultz Piano Co..,
krzesla podarowala firma IL. NJ. Nc
Gibbons, stoly i pewna iloSc krzese&
take wypozyczyla firma Carson
Prize Scott.
W nowo zalozonym Iokalu kierOw-
niczki b~ezpiatnie uczyG beda robienia
p~ohczoch, szycia, jezyka angielskie-
go / konserwowania. Otwierajac po-
-dobne Iokale Department Kobiet /
OBJECT W Przemysle ma ma celu pou-
czenia kobiet malo lub wcale niewia
dajacych jezykiem angielskim W jaki
spos6b podczas obecnej wojny PREY
s}uzyG sic NIGGA. przybranemu kra-
jowi. Lokal otwarty bedzie kazdego
dnia cd godziny lei p%opo}udniu do
godziny 9tej wieczorem.
Nauka robienia ponczoch odbywaG
sic bedzie W poniedzialki i piatki;
nauka jezyka angielskiego W ponie-
dzialki I srody; we wtorki czwartki
dawane beda i%nstrukcye jak zywnost
konserwcwac.
Energicznie praca = zajeiy sic juz
panic: Genowefa Zi6lkowska, zofia
Pasko, Klara Kazon, Anna i Rozalia
Kramer, Zofia Zurik, A. Siawik, An
ma Biegalska i Zofia Fisher.
q q q
Agencye Dziennika ChicagOskiegO W
.tych dniach W swym skladzie wiktual6W
przybor6w szkolnych etc, pnr. 957 n
Western ave, ma Helenowi otwOrzyf p
]. Szmatlak. Sk}ad p. Szmatlaka znaj
DUE sic obok koSciola Sw. Heleny.
q q q
Dziesieciolecie swego istnienia znany
Polonii nRszej Choir Filaret6w Obcho7
die bedzie u~roczystym koncertem W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

PrncuJesz W Er6dmiescluy Kup So
bic tam DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKf !
smialo czytaj polska gazette w tramwa-
ju gdy jedziesz do domu. Mech poZna-
ia ohconarodowcy nasZa sils Iiczebna
AnE-"ca. hw 2 0nfsEIsmt inc vrucvami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

PraUie kindly IekHrB poIEkI BlAls o.
e3asza swe 9odziny ofisowe nj sEpAI.
tnch DZIEENIKA CRlCAGOSKIEGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

niedziele, dnia Ago pazdziernika, b. +.
W Auditorium sw. Stanis}awa Kostki,
r6g Noble i Bradley I'll.
Koncerty tego ~zaszczytnego ch0ru
cieSza sic zawsze wielkim %poparciem,
przeto i W tym roku, w dniu tax uro-
czyStym ola tel druzyny Spiewaczej,
Spodziewanym jest, re POlonia pOprze
ich zabiegi i usiiowania i wypeIni hale
Sw. StaniSlawa Kostki pc brzegi.
= q q
T~owarzystwo Budowniczo-Poaycz-
kowe i Hasa O~szczednoSci sW. Hele-
ny, ma Helenowie, W po~niedzialek, d.
24gO wrzeSnia, otwiera nova pietna-
sta serge. Do novel seryi zapisywat
sic MONA W sail parafialnej, PREY
Augusta ul. i Western ave-, kazdy
poniedzialek Cd godziny 1880 do 9ej
wieczorem. Towarzystwo BudOwni--
czo-Pozyczkowe jest inkorporowane i
znajduje sic pod nadzorem Stanu H.
linois; nalezy do Polskiej Ligi Sta
novel.
W skIad administracyi wchodza:
Franciszek Kuich, prezes; j. Kemp
czynski, wiceprezes; Jan F. Ruszkie-
wicz; NJ. Wojczyhski, kasyer; J6zef
Kowalski, asystent sekretarz; NJ. J..
St. George, adwokat; Jan Januszew-
ski. Wladys}aw Zyk i J6zef Garyan-
tesiewicz, d~yrektorzy.
q q q
Ia obicie znanego kowala ken
syngtonskiego p. StanisIawa Kuku1y,
Niemiec Louis Fischer skazany 20
stall przez sedziego Gemmila ma "a
placenie odszkodowania W sumie
$500 koszta sadowe. Kukule W
sadie reprezentowal adwokat J6zef
Mall.
9 q q
Prey Western i Chicago aves., Nal
gorzate Furman, lat 26, zam. pnr.
$50 Milwaukee ave., motorcyklem
najechaf i pokaleczyi Grezgorz An
derson, 2719 Evergreen ave. Panla
Furman, kt6ra doznaia powaznego
uszkodzenia glowy, ambulansem pre-
wieziono do szpitala powiatowego.
q q q
Pred domem pnr. 1414 Noble
MI p~olicyanci aresztowali dw6cn
widow. kt6rzy bez licencyi chodzili Cd
domu do domu i sprzedawali chleb.
| Gl6wny ich zapas chleba znajdowaf
sic W wozie. Pc mieszkaniach cho-
dill oni 2 koszami napeinionemi bo-
chenkami z woza, wnetrza kt6rego
znaidowalo sic W bardzo n~iesanitar-
nym stanie.
q q q
Ia poleceniem szefa policy H.
| Schuettlera mayor Thompson ode
brai licencye ma prowsdzenie restau-
racyi Stanislawowi Pechar, l640
Blue Island ave-, kt6ry niedawno, te-
mu skazany byl ma ~zapiacenie kary
p~ienieznei "a sprzedawanie trunkoW
bez ~pozwolenia.
q q q
stanislaw Badzinski, w~yciagnaf
wczoraj z banku $4,000, ably zaku-
pic pewna realnoSt PREY Marshfield
Haddon ayes. w drodze z banku ma
pablo go dwu ziodziei okradajac go
2 pieniedzy i zegarka, poczem dali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

stanisiaw Badzinski, wyciagnaf
wczoraj z banku $4,000, ably zaku-
pi6 pewna realnoSc przy Marshfield
/ Haddon ayes. w drodze z banku ma
padIo go dwu zlodziei okradajac go
z pieniedzy i zegarka, poczem dali
draDaka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

Staly wzrOst banku polskiego
Northwestern Trust and Savings maj
wymowniej Swiadczy o wielkiem Eau
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

D~zieSieciolecie swegO iStnienia znany
Polonii nRSzej Choir Filaret6w Obcho-
die bedzie ~uroczystym koncertem W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

Agencye Dziennika ChicagOskiego W
tych dniach w swym sk}adzie wiktual6w
przybor6w szkolnych etc, pnr. 957 n.
Western ave-, ma Helenowi otwOrzyi p.
]. Szmatlak. Sk{ad p. Szmatlaka znaj-
duie sic obok koSciola sw. Heleny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-22

Ia poleceniem szefa policyi H.
schuettlera mayor Thompson ode
brai licencye ma prowsdzenie restau-
racyi Stanislawowi Pechar, 1649
Blue Island ave-, kt6ry niedawno te-
mn skazany byl ma zapiacenie kary
pienieznei "a sprzedawanie trunk6w
hez DozWolenia.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
INDIAN RESERVE
OPEN DAYS ONLY

According to notice posted this week
at the western boundary Of the Indian
reserve at the upper end of town the re-
serve is now closed TO outsiders daily
after SIX o'clock. Tile notice was posted
following the issuance of al official order
by Commissioner Robert l.. Burns, and
is in line with similar action taken at
Fort Gibbon and other places i'll Alaska
where Indian villages are located near
white settlements. White visitors may
enter the village as formerly during the
day but after six p. Ill. all such nouresl-
dents must leave the reserve.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
WHEAT GAMBLERS
BROUGHT TO HALT
FEAR OF UNCLE SAM
DRIVES CHICAGO
EXCHANGE TO
ACTION

The board of directors of the
Chicago board of trade has ordered
all further trading in May wheat
on the exchange discontinued thru
fear of federal action. The board
has also fixed the selling figure at
S3.1S. the quotation at the close
of trading last mite.
Joseph Letter. one of the heayi-
est spectators in May wheat dur
ing its record advance of the past
few weeks. has cleaned up three
million dollars.
According to the ruling Of the
board it will be necessary for the
persons holding the wheat on op-
ton at S3.18 to pay cash for their
holdings or sell out at 4 figure no
higher than that.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
SAWMILL FLOODED
BY BIG ICE JAM

The formation of a large ice jam IN the
Tanana at point below the Howell saw
mill during the past week resulted IN
the flooding OF the island Oh which the
mill is situated to a depth of two feet,
and making it necessary to suspend op
erations at the mill for a period OF sever
al DAYS. No damage TO The mill is re-
ported and saving was resumed as soon
as the water subsidized
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
WAR PICTURES ARE
SPECIAL FEATURE

Ohe of the most interesting films to be
shown in town this winter will be shown
at the Coliseum Sunday evening. The
film, entitled The War of The World"
is il four parts, and presents authentic
views of the great struggle in Europe.
a two part comedy, The Millionaire
Cowboy" completes the show, and is
hriu1ful of pep from start to finish. The
usual feature prices OF tour and six BITS
will prevail.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
FAIRBANKS MILLS
SHORT OF LUMBER

Arrivals from the upper town are auth.
ority for the statement that there is a
shortage of lumber in Fairbanks, both OF
the yards having been sold out during
the early spring. Now that the river is
open, however, it is expected that the
arrival of logs will enable the mills to
relieve the shortage of lumber in short
order.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
TEN million MEN
SUBJECT TO CALL
NEW STATUTE PLACES
HUGE Array AT DIS
POSAL OF THE
PRESIDENT

The first estimate of the war
department under the selective
CONSUMPTION bill recently passed
by congress calls for two million
men. This great army will be
drawn from the various states as
follows:
Alabama. 100000.
4 Arizona, 34'7oo.
Arkansas, $50. 900.
California, 100000.
Colorado, 100000.
Florida. IS. 300.
Georgia. 255, 800.
Idaho. 1900.
= Illinois. $4,000.
Indiana, 253,600.
Iowa, 10000.
Kansas, ITS, 900.
Kentucky, 10000.
Louisiana, $1,000.
Michigan, SS, 100.
Minnesota. 244. 700.
Mississippi, ITS. 100.
Missouri, 315.600.
Montana, 70, 800.
Nebraska, 129,400.
Nevada, 16. 500.
New Mexico. Al. 500.
New York, 1908, 900.
North Carolina. 104. 400.
Ohio, 494.400.
Oklahoma, 213, 500.
Oregon. 103,100.
Pennsylvania, $4,000.
South Carolina. 1877. 100.
South Dakota. 1900.
Tennessee. 1o5,800.
Texas, 100000.
Utah, 46, 200.
Virginia. 1S6,400.
Washington. 272,4OO.
West Virginia, 141,6OO.
Wisconsin, 229,5OO.
Wyoming. 35,4OO.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
COLD SPELL STOPS
WORK ON TOWNSHIP

The work of grading the streets of Ne
mana, which was begun about the first of
the month. was suspended several days
ago because of the cold weather, nightly
frosts having rendered the ground too
hard to work with the scrapers.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
FIRST NATIVE SON
COMES TO NENANA

Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Harry karstens
on Monday, May lst, at the Commission
hospital, boy. The Young gentleman
has the distinction OF being the first male
child born i'll Nenana. Mother and son
are DONG nicely
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
BRITISH START OFFENSIVE
ON MACEDONIAN FRONT

LONDON In attempt draw portion Of the euton strength
away from the Western front and hold the forces already the
Macedonian 'front.' the British have started strong offensive movement
along the entire Macedonian 'front.' distance of four hundred miles,
extending from Monasir to Lake Dorian Bitter fighting reported
along the Cerna and Vardar rivers
BRITISH MAKE FURTHER WESTERN FRONT
during last mite and early
of prisoners reported %
while the weekly
subma esunks steadily
Anf
veunkhnt n Adrad
FRENCH FORCES ALSACE
nd
ddins h position
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-12
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT WILL HELP
ENTENTE, WITH MERCHANT VESSELS

According reliable information received by the department this morning
Of
of
the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-13
WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X X y:


VANTED-Position by experienced
Stenographer. Will substitute. Apply
to Advocate. july 13-lt
WANTED-To buy small country
place near w. M. R. R. Will also ex
change or sell property in Westminster
consisting of room house and double
lot. Address TIA Advocate Office.
july IL
WANTED-Good farm hand, married;
wife to assist in milking. Comfortable
home near this city; must give good
reference. Apply Advocate Office.
july 6-2tp
WANTED-CapabIe white woman,
with girl 12years and boy 9 years, wants
at once place as cook and waiting Or
house work ;..girl as her helper, or child's
nurse. Apply to Ella Manning, 3l3
West Dolphin Street, Baltimore, Md.
july 6 2t*
WANTED-Families with boys and
girls. 16 years old or over, to work in
Cordage Mill. Steady employment,
with good chances for advancement,
good wages paid while learning. Apply
to George w. Hof, at Square Deal
Garage, R. R. Avenue. apr 27
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-07-13

Pershings eXpeditiOnary force were
,wice attacked; that the naval convoy
sank one submarine certainly, and
probably more, and that not a snip
was scratched and not a man injured
The naval guard OF the transports was
planneI and executed with remarkable
ability, the care even going so lar as
TO prevent any floating waste from the
fleet. which might have given evidence
OF its passage, and the craftsmanship
of the gunners was admirable. The
transportation Of this body OF troops
with its armament, supplies and hors-
es with perfect safety, and its defense
against a fleet OF submarines are sub
jects for national pride as well as
thankfulness. They reflect the utmost
credit upon the army and the navy.
Do they bring any sense OF shame to
the Republican congressman and eX-
Secretaries OF the Navy and neWspa-
pers that for four years have been Jeer-
ing at everything in the navy from MI.
Daniels down, and who have demanded
MIR. Bakers removal ever since his ap-
pOintment? Are those men capable or
bIushing? Have they enough moral
sense to realize now that it was not
the Democratic party, but the Amerl-
can nation and the government OF the
United States, that they were denounc-
ing and belittIing and insulting:
In their attacks on the army and
navy, from the secretaries down, ever
since Woodrow Wilson became Presi-
dent, they were SHINING against light.
They had plenty OF fOreign-and there
fore mpartial-Opinion to correct
their narrow craftsmanship, but they
shed it as d duck back sheds water
The work of Mr.. Daniels was under
stood and appreciated by Admiral
Dewey and by foreign naval experts.
The movement OF the army on the Mex
lean border was 4 demonstration OF
the enormous improvement in military
uldudSGllltul SluCc LLC |R1AA4SL ga
was fought under a Republican admin
istration. But nothing could silence
the din OF detraction that was led by
a Republican Congressman and Sec
rotary OF the Navy in Mr. ROosevelt's
Cabinet. and joined in by the great
majority OF Republican politicians and
papers.
And now the army and navy are be-
ing tested in the greatest and most dill
ticult operations ever entrusted TO
them. What had to be done in 1898 was
only child's play compared with the
present tasks OF our fighting services.
They are meeting the emergency as
every American. who was intelligent
and too patriotic to De partisan, eXpec-
ted them to- And not one OF these Ii
belers OF the American army and navy
has yet had the grace TO make a pub
lie apology. -Philadeiphi Record.
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Ivan v. LegOre OF Tanytown, has
left for Columbus, Ohio, where he has
enlisted in the medical corps of the
United States Army.
Red Cross Societies were organized
ut New Windsor Tuesday and Union
BRIDGE Wednesday. Officers were cleo
lea an. work mas commenced.
~. '}~.g-s OF New York and Miss
To.. ..Aan. ot MiImerding, Pa.,are
guests vi the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. loan Murphy, West Main
street.
The Farmers Supply Company, Lib
erty street, has received carload Of
poultry and stock wire, carload Of
Oliver plows and repairs and a car
load Of oil burning Mougel and Lit
tian engines.
John HOoyen. Of Locust Hill, had the
misfortune OF having one Of his ribs
broken one day recently, while at the
home of his son. Clayton Hoover. Mr..
Hoover was moving grass and un-
hitched at dinnertime, and while try
ing to put the mule in the stable, the
animal threw him over and trampled
upon him, with the above result.
Subscriptions to American Red
Cross War Fund received this week:
Methodist Episcopal church and Sun
day school, additional. S16.77: Mrs. J.
d. Bale, $3.50; David Englar, Jr., So
90; Mrs. J. l., Reifsnider, Sr., $500
Walter r. Rudy, $1,000; Matthews &
Myers, $1,000; Mrs. J. H. Mitten, S1.00; ;
C. H. D. Snyder, S1.00; Westminster
Hardware Co.. $4,000; Camp Fire
Girls. $500. Farmers & Mechanics Ma
tional Bank 10000. All subscriptions
to this fund should be paid u any
bank or to DR.. l.. X. Woodward, treas
uerer.
d. r. Geiman ( Son. West End Ga
rage delivered the following cars: Joel
l. Roop, Westminster. cylinder Oak
land; Jacob Neudecker, Westminster,
6 cylinder Oakland; Alfred Stevenson,
Westminster, 6 cylinder Oakland: Har-
vey Frock, Taneytown. cylinder Oak
land; Amos Wolf, Manchester, 6 cylin-
der Oakland; Howard Yingling Man
chester, cylinder Oakland; Daniel
Shaeffer, cylinder Oakland; David
Ebaugh, Hampstead, 6 cylinder Oak
land; c. r. Barnes, Winfield, cylin-
der Oakland; Daniel, Baugher, West
minister, Fairfield Paige. '.. ..
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tIib>On.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, aged - years,
wife OF Albert Gibson. near Shipley,
died from apopleXy Thursday, July 5,
at the Maryland University Hospital,
Baltimore, where she went for treat
ment. She was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John T. Wagner She is survived
by her husband and five children. Mrs.
Truman Hook. Misses Reda. Dora and
Melvie and Earle Gibson. Funeral ser
vices were held at Zion Church at 10
a. m. Sunday. Interment in the adjOin-
ing cemetery. Rev. Sites and Rev. Con
so had charge OF the services. Pail
bearers were Andrew POlster, Rich
ard Owings, Grant Hook, Harry
Hughes. India Logue and Joshua d.
Owings. Harvey Bankard < Son fun
eral directors.