davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
u DOMU STARC0W SW. J0ZEFA.

= Ma Gwiazdke ola Starc0w nades}a-
Ii hojne / szczodre ofiary: j. Wron-
ski So; j. S. Dankowski So; PM A.
P. A. Szulc SIS; Ksawery Czastka
IS; II. Holysz So; Tow. Polek sw.
Jadwigi z par. sw. Jadwigi s.; Dwor
NJ. B. d. Rady no. 81 Z. K. l.. 50;
knights of Columbus La Fayette
Council no. 361 $25; Knights and
Ladies of Security Madison Council
SIS; w. A. Wieboldt and CO. 5000;
dr.. ]. B. Ziolinski $35; P. Drzymai-
ski G25; FIR. Klajda $25; p. SWAT
kowski pudlo jabiek.
Ofiary nadesiali take: Wiel. ks.
FIR. Gordon SIS i p. G. w. steinbach
$500.
Wszystkim szlachetnym Dobrodz1e
JON W imieniu Starc6w skladaja ser
deczne Bog zaplac zyczac zarazem
szeze$liwego i pomySlnego Nowego
Roku
Siostry Franciszkanki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
UTARCZKA z


Maria, Tex, %. grudnia. - w
poscigu "a mexykahskimi handy
tami, ktorzy w dniu Bozcgo Ma
rodzenia rano splqdrowali vBritc
ranch", kawalcrzySci amerykan-
scv zabili oSmnastu, ranili kilku-
nastu a reszte rozproszyli w 60
rach. w poScigu zapedzono sic
dzicsiec mil ma t%erytoryum meNy-
kaiiskie. Trzej cywhni, = jedcn
Amerykanin, a dwaj meNykahscy
.Amervkanie zostali zabici w GA,
sic napaSci bandyt6w, kt6rzy re
skladu Brite'a zabrali lup warto-
sci $500.
We Valentine, 80 mil na zaci6d
stad, automobile patrolowaly dro-
gi nadrzeczne, kawalerzySci IL
trzymywali strata mieszkahcy w
oczekiwaniu napasci spedzili noe
bezsennie. Komendant dystryk-
towy, pulk. George T. Lenghornc,
haprzecza poglosce, jakoby Mem
cy w Mexyku byli odpowicdzia!-
nj "a dokonanie togo ataku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
" STARAN|U 0 zDROWIE'
Biu!etyny Towarzystwa Dentys'6w Polsk'ch'

ma, i stosowana bye mogla jedynie
przez ludzi ME majacych pojecia o
skladnikach zeba - o jego budoWlc,
wlasciwoSciach poszczeg6lnych tka-
mex ludzkiego ciaia i proccsic gnicla.
Gdy do dentysty z~giasza sic pacy-
ent z bolacym zebem, musi sic zde-
cvdowaG albo ma metode radykalna
wyiecia tego Zeba, .albo poddac sic
musi metoIzie diuzszego leczcnia'
skiadajacego sic Z kiiku zabicgow do
konywanych W szcrcgu wizyt.
Zatrucie zeba W zrozumieniu sze-
rok:ej publiki macy uspokoJcnle
bolu. Zab oczyszcza sic Z nadmiaru
zgnilycn tkanek / zakleja sic W jego
wnetrze kraple kwasu karbolowego'
chloroformu, olejku gwozdzikowego,
Tub innych kombinacyi srodk6w lecz-
niczych, przyczem O wiele wazniclsza
anizeli samo lekarstwo odgrywa ro-
le eutaperka, %chroniaca miazge zbo-
lalego zeba cd wplyw6w zmienne]
temperatury, t. wv. ciepia | zimna.
Take zatrucie Zeba udat sic moZe
iedynie d~entyScie, ale poprzestanie
ma tenn spowoduje "a miesiqc czy "a
diva powt6rzenie b6lu, q co gorsze'
W razie ME powtorzenia sic ostrego
ataku bolu, process gnilny raz zapo-
czatkowany przejdzie W stan chronl-
czny, zniszczy miazge / utworzy u ko
rzenia tegoz zeba SLEEPY ropicn.
Dlatego tez dentySci nigdy ME re-
komenduia ,,zatruwania zeba", BIO to
lest glupstwo i glupstwo szkodllWe.
Jezeli pacyent ME chce czy ME mo-
ae zdecydowaG sic ma r~acyonalne Wy
le~czenie zbolalego Zeba, to MECH ra-
czei pozwo!i 20 sobie usunac, zamiast
oszukiwac samego siebie wiara W
cuduwne zatruwanie, "a ktore W PREY
szloscl. jak diva a diva cztcry, clezKo
bedzie musiai odpokutOwat.
DIR. +. G. UrbanOwicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w QUA
TEMALI.

Washington, %. grudnia. -
Do d~epartamentu paistwa made
szla depesza kablowa Z Guatema-
la City cd tamtcjszego amerykah.
skiego charge d'affaires, ktory
donosi, &c wczoraj w calcj Qua
temali dalo sic odczut trzesienie
z,emi. Zdaje sic, re kilkadziesiat
ladzi stracilo zycie; W samej sto-
Icy znaczne szkody zosta}y zrza-
dzone w budynkach. Budynek a.
mcrykaiiskiego posclstwa mic 70
staf uszkodzony, ami tcz Mkt Z
Amerykan6w ME odni6s1 SWAN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28

waznoSci wypadk6w Polonie do Ego
dniei. bratniej piracy ola Polski.
Agitacya powiodia sic panu W.
doskonale, DO zebra} sporo grosza
co; ii ochotnik6w zapisalo sic do
armii p~olskiej.
- Do armii polskiej tworz2ceJ sic
w Kanadzie, we srode w~yjechaio Kill
kudziesieciu (pono go ochotnikow
polskich, z okolicznych miejscowo--
sci. Odjezdzajacych W klubie 3D..
Polskich ma pozegnanie PAM sedzina
Mosnzisker obdarzyla podarunkami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28

Dziekujemy przy tel s~posobnosci sza-
nownym~ artystom "a uprzejmy wspol
udziai, ktoremu zawdzieczamy MOI
nose przeslania znacznej sumki IA
Biedne Dzieci w Polsce. Skladka Ma
sail wyniosla $50. ~ZarzadOwi hall
Sw. Stanislawa Kostki uprzejme die
XII "a bezplatna sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
porzadku

tarczki patrolowe ma porzadku
dziennym.
Amsterdam, %. grudnia. -
Miasto Roulers, W Belgii zostalo
prawie w caioSci zniszczone skut-
klein olbrzymiej explozyi, dokona
nej przez bomby lotnikow angiel-
skich w ogromnych skladach a
municyi nicmieckich: wiclka Ii
czba zolnierzy niemieckich ora2
sporo ludnoSci miejscowej zgine-
/, w katastrofie aeroplan angiel-
ski zosta} zrzucony skutkiem pre-
syi powietrza, w~ywolanej przez
cXplozye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
I
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
ZACHODNI FRONT.

Paryz, %. grudnia. - Ma pra-
wynn brzegu Mozy ma verduh-
skim odcinku walk trwajq bar
do intensywne, lecz przewaznie
artyleryjskie; onegdajszy atak
wrecz w tel czeSci 'frontu, wyko-
many pr3ez Niemcow byt bardzo
potezny; pulki niemieckie costa
" zdziesiqtkowane przez batrcyc
francuskic, w drugim masowym
ataku udalo sic Niemcom opano-
wac niek6tre wysuniete okopy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
(NADESkANE.) .
WASH
RYBICKIEJ.

Koncert malenkiej fortepianistki
re wsp6iudzialem p~olskich i amery-
kanskich artyst0w wyr0si W niezwy-
kia ma stronie polskiej u~roczystosc
muzyczna. Punktem najwyzszego "a
in~teresowania bylo oGspiewanie prze-
pieknej elegii francuskiego kompozy-
tora Saint Saens'a prZez pan!a Roze
Kwasigroch z towarzyszeniem skr:zy-
picc (p. Orzada) i f~ortepianu Cp.
MrosinskieD. Jest to jedna z tych
kompozycyi, kt6ra wymaga DUO sty-
lu i nastrojowej interpretacyi zarow-
no W czeSci sopranowej, jak i skrzyp-
cowej. w zespole raszych artystow
caiosG wypadia przepieknie. Takiem
rowniez bylo wykonanie pieSni Czaj-
kowskiego Up. R. Ky i Souvenir de
Moscou Wieniawskiego przez p. o.
rzade. Dali on nam sic poznaG wczoraj
nietylko jake artysta 0 wytwornom
wyszkoleniu, ale / tel szczerej poezyt,
kt6ra zapewni mu pierwszorzedne
stanowisko W sztuce. Pan Najdow-
ski odspiewaf bardzo pieknie Prolog
z op. Pagliacci i kilka piesni pol
tkich. w zastepstwie panny Miriam
Larkin odegrai z werwa i sentymen-
tenn kilka kompozycyi ma harf!e je1
uzdolniony kolega.
Mala Wacia zBieraia kilkakrotnie
zasluaone oklaski | kwiaty zw~faszcza,
"a Bolero Rawiny i Motylka Leval-
lego. w polonezie O~ginskiego daia
zadatek dis juz pieknej :nterpretacyi
powaznych motyw6w polskich. zyczy-
my jej i sobie, ably ten tax slicznle
zapowiadajacy sic talencik r6sf zdro-
wo i prawidlowo.
PAM Observation-Disclosures u
r~zadzeniem tego ko1certu zacaowa
sic ma diugo W pamieci n:ezbyt
wprawdzle ~licznej, ale najinteligent-
niejszej gromadki polskiej publicz-
nosci, ktora wysiuchaia koncertu z
widocznem zadowoleniem 1 powaga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28

cyalistycznych do parlamentu !;
lokalnych sejmow, oraz wog6le
prowodyrow i d~ziaiaczy socyal!-
stycznych: wszedzie, gdzie mia}o
bye zebranie i gadanie socyalisty-
CINE - tam aresztowano - NOW
cow przeWaznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
Listy Polskich
Zolnierzy.

II pOAI-SuLS lIOIO" w III PON
skich zoinierzy juz to wprost nadsy-
lanych do naszej Redakcyi, juz tez
pi3anych DO os6b prywatnych, kt6re
nam je ~przynosza ola o3loszenia W
naszem piSmie, albo podania o mich
wzmianki, w ostatnich czasach malo
nadawalo sic. do przedrukowania.
Wspomn:my tu O listach nastepuja-
cych:
Pan Maryan Wieczorek original
pare list6w cd swego %bratanka, Ada
ma MatyasZka, ktory znajduje sic we
Fiodor6wce, gubernii Samarskiej,
w Rosyi, jake %jenie2. Dostal OH sic do
niewo,i j~eszcze W d. % marca 1915 r.
W PrzemySlu W Galicyi, k:edy Rosy
anie tax daleko sic %podsuneii; must
pracowaC arsztacie stolarskim, "a
co mu plaza IS kopiejeh dziennic, a
w niedz;ele Is kopiejek. Zmuszony
placij dziennie 60 kopiejek "a sam
wiki, ME posiada $rodk6w do zaopa-
trzenia innych swyCn potrzeb, zw}a-
| SEGA bardzo niszczacej sic odziezy i
pros! o przyslanie zapomogi: watpli-
wa jest rzecza jednsk, by przesylka
TAXA do niego mogla sic dostaC. w
jednym re swych list6w opisuje
szturmowanie PrzemySla przez Ro-
syan: byI on w bitwach cztery ray
raniony / W koiicu dostai sic do ME
wolf. w liScie jego mn6stwo wyra-
z6w / ustep6w jest powycinanych
przez cenzure.
Proboszcz parafii Sw. Stanislawa
X. W Chicago, Wiel. ks. Dembinski
otrzymal list I'd niejakiego J0zefa
Weszki, kt6ry jake jeniec wojenny
znajduje sic ma wyspach Barbados
W %Zachodnich Indyach. List pisan
20 niemiecku: Weszka przeprasza "a
to, ale re wzgledu ma cenzure iencom
wolno pisaG listy tylko pc niemiec-
ku albo pc angielsku. w jaki spos6b
i kiedy dostal sic do niewoli, Weszka
ME pisze; donosi tylko, re ME ma
zadnego Zatrudnienia i re bardzo mu
tam nudno. Prosi 0 przysy}anie ia
ki:h ksiaiek powiesciowych lub nau-
kowych, albo wog6le czegoS do czyta-
MIA. Adres jego jest: Joseph Weszka,
Prisoner Of War, Barbados, B. w.
India.
Do naszej redakcyi nadszedl list,
Pc polsku pisany, Cd Stanislawa Tot
nowskiego z Francyi. Pochodzi on 2
Krolestwa Polskiego, Z gubernii Ra-
domskiej, jest synem Walente?o Zoi-
~nowskiego. a chcialby dostaG adres
swojego brata, kt6ry podobno miesz-
ka W Stanach Ziednoczonych i otrzy-
mac list cd niego. Adres jego jest:
Stanislaw ZoInowski, Revue Polo
mia, 36-15 Rue la Bruyere. Paris,
France (jest to adrcs pisma poisk:e-
go wycnodzacego W Paryzu p. t. ,.Po-
lonia").
Niejaki Jozef Franciszek Wasik
pisze do mas Q Rotterdam W Holan-
dyi z pro$ba. bySmy o miejscu jego
pobytu ~zawiadomili brata jcgo Jana
~Samaraia, syna Wojciecha, podobno
mieszkajacego W Chicago. Was:kowi
udalo sic uciec z niewoii niemieckiej
i ~przekraSG przez grantee Holandyi:
pragnalby dostaG sic do Ameryki |
| sadzi, re m6glby NIL do tego dopo-
m6dz jego brat cioteczny. Znajduje
sic prawie bez Srodk6w do zycia W
obcem miescie, a adres jego jest: Jo-
/ zef Franciszek Wasik, Rotterdam -
| Schidam, Hotel het wapen, LANCE ha-
ven, lis, Holland.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
z o

Londyn, %. grudnia. - Praso-
wo donosza, IL Turcy, ustepujac
L Jerozolimy, znecali sic mad lu-
dnoScia zydowska: oko}o 30 osob
zosta}o zabitych, a wielka liczba
poranionych; Mode kobiety IL
WE'LL Turcy re SODA; zabrali tez
mienia Wiele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
z NIEMIEC.

Londyn, %. grudnia. - w sa-
me swieta Bozego Narodzenia z
rozporzadzenia wladz wojsko--
wych aresztowano po miastach
niemieckich okolo 800 posiow So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
INNE TELEGRAMY.
VENEZUELA z KOALICYA
Lcndyn, % grudnia. - Pedro

HSJ
Dominica, posei Venezuela, W
Anglii, odpowiadajac oficyalnic
ia kilka alluzyi w prasie angiel-
skiej, jakoby Venezuela byla
pro-germahskq, oSwiadczyl, IL ca
Ia polityka wenezuelska jest pre-
de-wszystkiem pro-ameryfianska
zyczliwa Koalicyi; wielu nawet
Venezuelan valley We Francyi
- jako ochotnicy, wSrod mich wy
bitny poeta wenezuelski |. Urda,
meta, oraz kilku oficer6w, Z kto-
rych dwu juz nawet otrzyma}o
I-cgie Honorowq; natomiaSt ami
iedcn Wenczuelanin ME valley
v armii nicmfeckiej.
z BRAZYLII.
Rio de Janeiro, %. grudnia. -
Donosza z. Florianopolis, w Sta
ME Santa Catharina, re areszto-
wano tam wielka liczbe Niemcow,
kt6rzy utworzyli spiSek celem o.
balenia wladz miejscowych: wSzy
scy nalczcli do niemicckich We
reinow" ! mieli broh..
- Pisma omawiaja wiadomoSc
IL pred kilku tygodniami pre-,
bywal ma wodach brazyliJskich
! statek korsarski - nicmieckl,
ktory wyladowat masy skrzyh
wiclkich w Ccrqueria i Armacao
oraz w Calouro; statck p~oAvraca]
kilkakrotnic zawsze re sWlezyn
transporter, kt6ry wy}adowywal
otrzymujac go widocznie Z innc'
90 okretu, hub okretow ma morzu,
Statek zniknai tax tajemniczo,
jak sic pojawil. w zwiazku Z to
sprawl aresztowano kilka os6b
Prawdopodobnie by} to przemyt-
nix niemiecki, lub korsarz-rejder
albo tez 'statek, zasilajacy nury
riemieckie.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-07-19
PRESIDENT ASKS
BUSINESS TO AID
Stirring Appeal Calls Upon Big
Interests to Put Aside Self
ish Considerations.
NO TIME TO TALK BIG PROFITS
Prices of Needed Commodities
in Present War.

Washington, July 12-President
Wilson appealed to the country's bust
ness interests tonight to put aside
every selfish consideration and to
give their aid to the nation as freely
as those who go out to offer their
lives on the battlefield.
In a statement addressed to the coal
operators and manufacturers he gave
assurances that just prices will be
paid by the government and the pub
lie during the war but warned that no
attempt to eXtort unusual profits will
be tolerated.
Profits and Patriotism.
your patriotism, said the Presi-
dents appeal, lis of the same self-de-
nying stuff as the patriotism of the
men dead and MANNED on the fields of
France, or it is no patriotism at all
Let us never speak, then, of profits
and patriotism in the same sentence.
81 shall expect every man who is
not Stacker to be at my side through
out this great enterprise. In it no
man can win honor who thinks of him
SELF
The President declared there must
be but one price for the government
and for the public. He expressed con-
fidence that business generally would
be found loyal to the last degree, and
that the problem of war time prices,
which he declared will mean victory
or defeat" will be solved rightly
through patriotic cooperation.
Scores Ship Owners.
In unmeasured terms, however, Mr.
Wilson condemned the ship owners of
the country for maintaining a sched-
ule of ocean freight rates which has
placed almost insuperable obstacles"
in the path of the government.
THE fact is, he asserted, that
those who have fixed war freight rates
have taken the most effective means
in their power to defeat the armies
engaged against Germany"
Coal producers and other industries
for whose products the government
has negotiated price agreements are
not taken up in detail by the Presi-
dent, his appeal dealing only with the
general principles involved in the de-
termination of war prices. -
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-07-19
DISLOYALTY IN NEBRASKA
State Council of Defense Makes Seri-
Gus Charges Against University
Professors and Church.

Lincoln, Neb., July 1.-THE NebraS-
ka Council of Defense today issued a
statement charging certain profess
sors of the University of Nebraska
and "the conspicuous representatives
of the Lutheran Church in the state
with "dis1oya1 activity and passivity
that has tended to give aid and COM
fort to Germany as an enemy
Business men in Pro-German COM
munities, and specially bankers, are
said to have exhibited an alarming
antagonism toward Red Cross and Lib
erty bond activity" and some are said
to have openly made threats of bust
ness reprisals against men supporting
Liberty bond sales and Red Cross
work. A banker was quoted as say
ing:
81 would commit suicide before
would take up arms against Germany"
THE conspicuous representatives of
the Lutheran Church. the statement
says, have very generally, and it may
be said almost universally, refused to
cooperate with any of the several eff
forts made by patriotic citizens for
the support of the government. On
the contrary, they have, very general
ly, publicly and privately discouraged
the American cause and have shown
marked Partially for the cause of
Americas enemy"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-07-19
CROPS SERIOUSLY DAMAGED
Oats, Barley and Wheat Hurt by Dry
Weather in the Western
Counties of Kansas.

With the exception of northwestern
Kansas and a few central and western
counties which were favored with
rains on June ~ and %, Kansas is in
the grip of a severe drouth that al
ready has seriously damaged oats,
barley and even wheat in the western
counties and has cut short the potato
crop in all parts. Such is the far
from encouraging news contained in
the weekly summary of weather and
crop conditions in Kansas for the
week ending on July 8, issued by the
section center of the weather bureau
at Topeka
Corn and grain, sorghum and, in
the southwest counties, broom corn,
are practically the only crops that
have not yet been damaged by the
drouth, declares the report. They are
all behind the season and much of
them have not been replanted. In
the northeastern counties corn made
a satisfactory growth this week, con-
tinues the summary, but elsewhere its
growth was slow and will be still
slower unless rain comes soon.
Wheat harvest is under way gen.
orally in the eastern two-thirds of the
state with very favorable weather.
says the report. while in the south
eastern and central counties it has
barely begun. In the extreme west
ern counties the coalition of wheat
is so poor that harvest will not be
much of an event. Threshing will be-
gin in the southern counties next
week
AN unusually large and fine crop of
oats is ready to cut in the eastern
third of the state. In the central coun-
ties, oats has been prematurely ripen-
ed by the dry, hot weather, and in the
extreme western sections the crop is
a practical failure.
"1he second cutting of alfalfa is
generally ready in the eastern coun-
ties and it's harvest has begun with
favorable weather. Like pastures and
prairie hay, it has been injured by the
drouth except in the few localities
where rain has fallen lately.
Apples still are in fair condition.
The use of early apples has begun in
the southern countless
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-07-19
ENEMIES COME WITH SUCCESS
One Will Not Seem Right to Any If
He Does Not Seem Wrong to
Many, Declares Writer.

You don't make a real success with
out making real enemies. You cannot
hold strong position without strong
opposition. You won't seem right to
any If you don't seem wrong to many,
says the Labor Chronicle.
A useful life can't be entirely peace
full and carefree.
You must do your duty as you see
1t.
Every earnest man in every genera
ton has paid the price of individuality.
You can't dodge.
The greater you are the greater the
penalty of your progress. The farther
you go, the wider your range, the more
you increase the points of contact with
which you must reckon, and, there
fore, you multiply your battles against
miseonception and SANDER and envy
and malice.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-07-19
NEW YORK STILL is GROWING
New Census Estimate Puts Popula-
tion at $500, 900 Chicago
Second With 1859 ,e67.

Washington. July 12.-With a popu-
Iation of 6,504,1S5, New York City
leads it's nearest competitor, Chicago,
by nearly three million, according to
a new census estimate just completed
by the government. 1t is virtually the
first federal estimate for seven years
and was made necessary by the Draft
Law, which bases the quota for each
district on population New York is
shown to have grown 1,737,302 since
1870
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-07-19
IN HONOR OF GEN. MCPHERSON
Kansas Town Named for Noted Civil
War Officer Unveils an Eques-
trial Statue of Him.

A continuation of the principle that
was fought for at Valley Forge and
Yorktown, is the way Gen. Nelson A.
Miles characterized the present war
in addressing a crowd estimated at
thirty thousand at Mcpherson for the
unveiling of the equestrian statue in
bronze of Gen. James B. Mcpherson
by John Paulding. Delegations from
almost every section of Kansas were
present.
1.-THE present war is the old strug-
gle of self-government against barbar-
ism," General Miles said, land the
United States, having entered the
struggle, must go full power to it's
completion, to the point that when
the war drums throb no longer and
the battle flags are furled' the world
will demand that the curtain be
brought down forever on war;
Kansas patriotism was turned loose
at the celebration. The national
guard companies of Hutchinson, Great
Bend, Salina, Mcpherson and Battery
A of Topeka took part in the program,
and also the Second Regiment Band
of Topeka, Cavanaugh's Band from
Hutchinson and bands of Harrington,
Hillsboro, Bethany College, Marquette,
the Luther League of Lindsborg, New
Gottland and Mcpherson.
One of the features of the day was
when the Hillsboro German Band.
composed entirely of young Germans,
came marching down the crowded
streets playing 1.-THE Stars and Stripes
Forever"
Motor Spill Killed Woman.-Mrs
Rachel Elder, 20 years old, of Wichita,
was killed at Valley Center when
motor car turned over. She and rela-
tives were starting on a motor trip to
Ottawa, Ill.
Big Deal in Coal Lands.-The pur-
chase of nearly one thousand acres of
coal land in Crawford county, Kansas,
and Barton county, Missouri, near Ar
| cadia, by the Clemens Coal Company
| was announced recently. The price
| was $10S,00O
A Recruit Drowned at Riley. NJ
| Rasmussen, recruit of the Twenty
first Cavalry, was drowned while
swimming in the Kansas river near
Fort Riley recently.
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| College Man Drowned--Homer Par
ker, 20 years old, senior in Highland
college, was drowned the other after
noon in Wolf river.
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| Arrested Stacker at Richmond.-Se-
cret service men arrested Willie Hous-
| ton here recently for failure to regis
ter His bond was fixed at $4,000.
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Setting Fire to Wheat FieIds-An
attempt was made to burn the wheat
field of George Potwin, south of
Lyons, by throwing an incendiary
bomb from a freight train. The en-
tire field of Charles Neil was burned
in the same manner
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| Quits Job to Join Navy.-C-lin
weede, stepson of former Governor w.
IT, Bailey, has enlisted in the navy as
q yeoman- Weede, who is a graduate
of Kansas University law school, re
signed $4,000 year position to en-
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