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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-07
HELPING 1hE1uRkS.

Peace made by any sort of Russian
government with Turkey not only
would violate treaties with the allies
but it would release great Ottoman
armies in the Caucasus and Persia to
crush the British in Palestine and
Mesopotamia. Such violation would,
in effect, be declaration Of laid and
comfort" for the allies enemies.
Unless we are to waste blood and
money by disregarding the vital ef'
fects and clinging to the theories and
the niceties only, how can we afford
to continue helping Russia?
Japan is one Of the allies, bound by
solemn and special treaty with Great
Britain She has already killed Ger.
mans and taken German territory, as
Great Britain's ally. If RussO-Turc0
treaty is made, why should not Japan
be urged to raid Russia for all she's
worth?
The date is close at hand when If
Russia doesn't find" herself, she
must be found" by others.
Pan-German league of Bavaria bold
ly announces that it's for a war in.
demnity of fifty billions. Who's got
it? We have
The Cossack territories arc the
most orderly in Russia, cables q Petro
grad correspondent. Isn't this war
simply an old corker!
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CHICAGO

HOGS-Receipts, $1,000; slow: bulk
$1G.9O@173O: light, $1645M17.25:
mixed. $1G.7O61735; heavy, $4,000
17.4O; rough, $16.7O@169O; pigs
$13.00@1625.
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000: steady;
native beef steers, $7.35@16.25; west
ern steers, $6.300137O; stockers, feed
ers, $G.10Mll.OO; cows-heifers, $500
@11.5O: calves, s7.75@14.75.
SHEEP-'Receipts, 5000; steady;
wethers, $s.S0@12.90; lambs, $l25O@
1890. 20 ....
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E 7 nj OF CATASTROPHE
GROWS As RUINS
CONTINUED from Page One)

" OEIIHUeI IFUiii :0HE0 (Dn01
today his experiences during the ex-
plosion.
I'm 10 seconds it was all over"
Mr.. Barton said. "A low rumbling, a
Quake shock, and everything vibrat-
ing, then an understandable noise, fol-
lowed by the fall of plaster, and the
smashing of glass. In such move
ments the human mind does not hest
tate; cry went up, "A German b0mb,'
rush for the door, headlong down
the hallway amid falling pictures,
glass and plaster, to the, swinging
doors Of a few seconds before, now
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RED CROSS TO HELP

Boston, Dec. IA special train
carrying Red Cross units consisting of
Is physicians, and 80 nurses, and
quantity of medical and other sup.
plies, will start for Halifax this after
non in charge of S. H. Wolcott. Ar
rangements for the dispatch of the
relief train were made by James
Jackson. manager of the local divi-
sion of the Red Cross, after a con-
ference by telephone with officials Of
the organization at! Washington. NJ
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THE MARKETS.
? ST. PAU.

HOCS-Receipts, 10000: 10 to IS
higher; range $1G75@171O; bulk
$1G90M17N0.
CATTLE Receipts, $500; killers
steady; steers. $5.50@15.5O; cows
heifers, $6.00@S 90; calves, 25c high
er; $5.50@1325: stockers- feeders
weak and slow; $5.O0@10.O0.
SHEEP-Receipts, 500; lambs, $500
M1fH0' wethers, $7OO@13.0O; ewes
$500@10.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-07
Constipation Makes
Baby Uncomfortable

When its tender little ORGANS are
bound up with a congestion Of
stomach waste in the bowels. Babv
is Q mighty uncomfortable morsel
of humanity, and reflects its dis
comfort in its disposition. II
Mother. will just give it a tiny
dose of a mild laxative, such as
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. the
congestion will quickly loosen and
be expelled, and her child be nor
NAL and happy once more.
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin ia
especially desirable for children,
d. narcotic drug, being a combination
of simple laxative herbs with pep
sim. mild and gentle in action.
positive in effect, and very palata,
BILE. Children like 1t and take it
readily; Druggists sell DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents
q bottle: q. trial bottle, free Of
charge. can be obtained by writing
to DR.. w. 3. Caldwell, 45s wash.
ington St. Nonticello. Illinois,
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UNITED WE STAND.

UNI Gu We , VNo'
"First, that THIS INToLER-
ABLE THING Of which the mas
ters Of Germany have shown US
the ugly face, this menace OF COM ,
bined intrigue and force which we
now see so clearly as the German
power, a thing without conscience
or honor or capacity for
covenapted peace, MUST 'iBe''
CRUShED."g IN
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Say, he gets the income from $4,000
acres of land and maybe the tax col
lectors have been after him.
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rinped from their hinges. through
great projecting triangular pieces 10
the street. Here l found myself WIN
q burden. How she had come into my
arms | do not know, yet here sne
was, Historically shrieking' 'On' NY
poor sister, my poor sister,
"Outside, overhead, giant smoke
cloud was moving northWard. Danger
seemed over. crossed the road' lalu
my feminine burden on doorstep
and returned to the hotel was uh'
scathed. | made my way upstairs 10
the rooms of two friends The rooms
were vacant, but normal, even inc
glass unbroken. My friends were uh'
scathed. 4.
Many Wounded.
1--WE Immediately went for the ",
cinity of the disaster. Toward Cltaaei
hall we wendell our way and the 1ur'
Their we went to the more horrld part
Of the aftermath the improvlsed
stretcher met us on all sides, converg'
ing into the main thoroughfares from
the highways and byways. The wound.
ed we're everywhere, but most OF
these unfortunates could hobble or
walk: we kept onward. We arrived
at the armory where the khaki clad
men were already on parade, many
of the soldiers showing wounds bound
with handkerchiefs - confusing the
mind with base hospitals OF overseas.
"As we passed, they were already
on the march to the more devastated
area. The order had gone tortn'
Commander all vehicles, auto or
horse A Gordon was drawn across
the street and passengers were 1orced
to alight and resume their journey
afoot. There was grim work ahead.
EVE WITNESS TELLS OF FIRE
St. Johns, N. B., Dec. Eye wit
nesses OF the Halifax explosion reacn'
in here today told of details OF the
horrors through which they passed. IN
the party were IA young women stu
dents. Esmand P. Berry, st. Johns
postal clerk, was at Richmond during
the worst of the catastrophe.
1T was terrible" he said, people
diving in our car like flies. Some OF
them came to the place with noses
snot OFT, eyes put out, faces slashed,
with flying glass, limbs torn, and dis
torted. On one occasion while we
were working around wrecked build
ing, we could see little baby 80
feet or more underneath a burning
mass CRYING for aid We could not
reach it and had to watch while 1t
burned to death. Men and women
and children were lying in the streets
and hundreds must be buried beneath
wreckage.'
j. G. GillesDie, a train conductor,
said that at Richmond fully fifty per
cent of the buildings collapsed.
Fables lay in the streets dead. j.
Cameron, a Canadian Pacific tele-
graph operator and all his family
were killed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-07
BODIES QE SAILORS

Truro, N. S, Dec. IA telegraph
generator sent here from Halifax by
the Western Union Telegraph Co
said today that he saw the bodies
Of several sailors of the U. S. Navy
who had been killed by the eaplo-
sion yesterday.
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TOWN Of DARTMOUTH ACROSS THE FAB '.,
HARB0R ALSO INVOLVED IN WRECK

Hospitals and Temporary Morgue Filled with Injured who Ar
live Wagon Loads Searching Parties Probe the Ruins
for Victims of the Disaster Extent of which Vital Results
Greatest Suffered by Domnion-Fes Under Control
from Want of Fuel but the Extent of Calamity Grows with
all New Reports
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Ammunition Steamer Pierced Engine Room 1gnies from MAJ
tina Stored Deck and Blown to Atoms when Fire
Reach Combusbes - Most of Crew Escapes in the FEY
Moments Elapsng Before Final Catastrophe Shock D.
stroys Acres of Buildings which Take Fire. and Large D
tricts Black and Smoking Ruins r.,
Halifax Dec. T. FRIDAY Morning)- the toll of
fadily mounting it was believed early this morn
ing Mat than 1000 persons persisted in the explosion
and fire which followed the collision yesterday morning in
Halifax harbor between munitions laden French ship and
another vessel loaded with supplies for the Belgian relief
commission
The disaster which has plunged the Dominion into
mourning probably will rank the most fearful that
occurred the American continent Residents of Halifax
and thousands Of volunteer relief workers who have
into the city have been almost dazed at the extent of the
horror.
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The London press is, puzzled over
Lansdowne's outbreak a. a pacifist.
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PASSENGERS SAFE

New York, Dec. 7.-Word that the
passengers and crew of the Holland
American Line steamer Nieuw Am
,sterSaMs are safe in Halifax, wasfie+
'ceived at the focal offices of the Line
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qstissssiiIi5stss,s
Ais1asS
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast.

Forecast.
for North Dakota: Fair tonight and
Saturday; continued cold tonight; ris-
ing temperature Saturday in the north
and west portions.
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Lowest

s3ORRts w. ROBERTS, AZ
81 ! Meteorological. "
" ~ INV ~ I
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4 Crucial Question.
Continued from Page Ona)

n NvuCINJ NuSSLuVVs
did you know that your husband
had been reported to the government
as a man who was having congregate
at his place of business men who are
opposed to the war measures of this
government?'
Mrs. Cuett replied in the negative.
She stated she did not know her hus-
band to be a socialist and that the
Buzz Saw had until recently been a
regular visitor at their home and that
she read it faithfully.
Attorney D. Lowell, for the de-
Tense announced on adjournment
Thursday evening that he had six
more witnesses to introduce. Judge
Wade especially warned the Jurors not
to form any opinion until charged by
the court, calling attention to the fact
that the national defense act is new
measure with which none are familiar
and that they are not now in posi-
ton to Judge whether any crime has
been committed under this act.
Mrs. O'Hare on Stand.
Kate Richards O'Hare, first witness
in her own behalf, told the jury with
which her fate rests in the United
States district court Thursday after
noon that while she hated war and
was unalterably opposed to It; and
while she was socialist, believing
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! Foreswears !. W. W.

: Neither the !. w. w. nor the Peo-
Pies Peace council have any connec-
tion:With the Socialist party, said Mrs.
O'Harea response to a}auestion from
her. counsel She denied membership
in either of these organizations.
Mrs. O'Hares lectures are written,
she informed the jury, just as must
clan prepares a musical composition.
Then | always adjust my vocabulary
to tho intellectual capacity of my
audience. II am speaking to farm
ers use words and terms most used
by them.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
NOwy Odw6t ma Cafej LiniI
AngIiCy ida naprz6d We F|andryi.
z innych Terenow Wojny.
Gadania Pokojowe.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

Niemcy odcieli wojska wioskie.
w0wczas kleska byiaby wieksza
niz pierwsza miedzy Flitsch a
Tolmino, nadto zaS bezpoSrednio
zagrozona bylaby Weuecya, wiel.
ki centr sztuki i nauki, pefna ME
oszacowanych skarb6w wszech
sztuk, ktora zarazem jest jednak
silna baza morska i awiatyczna
i jako TAXA podpada atakowi re
strony nieprzyjaciela, co nawet
Noemcy juz zapowiadaja...
..Rzym. Z. listopada, - RAPPORT
wloski oSwiadcza, il mad Srednim
i dolnym Tagliamento walk to-
CA sic zaciete, a Wiosi odpieraja
ataki nieprzyjaciela i jego zapedy
"a rzeke wstrzymuja. Celem zor-
ganizowania novel linii "a rzeka,
okaza}o sic potrzebnem opuSciG
niektore pozycye g6rskie W Al
pach Dolomitowych: zosta}y one
zaraz zajete przez nieprzyjaciela,
Walk awiatyczne ma porzadku
dziennym: niemiecki aeroplan ze-
strzelono pod Nevresa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
0kret annerykatski
torpedowany.
Fl osob zgine{o.
Uk|ad ameryka6sko -japoiski
Wybory w r6znych Stanach.
Tammany zwycieza W Nowym Yorku;
Hylan burmistrzem obrany.
Niepewny rezultat W Ohio.
Z r6znych stron.
Wybory w r6znych Stanach.
Niepewny rezultat W Ohio.
Z roznych stron.

topiony przez niemiecka summary
ne w strefie wojennej. Zaginai je.
den officer 20 czionkow zaiogi.
Okret zatonqi w cztery :ninuty
po uderzeniu. Kilka okretow szu'
ka zaginionych."
Pierwszy to statek wojenny a.
merykahski we wojnie zatopiony.
Kontrtorpedowiec Casein pelnia-
cy sfuzbe patrolowa niedawno
zosta1 przez torpedo uszkodzony,
ale dostal sic do portu re strata
Jednego tylko czlowieka.
Alcedo byI pomocnicza kano--
nierka przerobiona Z jachtu male
.zaeego przed .Wojna do. Georgia
w. Childs Drexela z Filadelfii i
by} okretem flagowym flotyli pa
trolowej, ktora niedawno przyby-
la do m6rz brytyjskich. Miaf 275
stop diugosci. Komendantem po-
rucznikiem byi William T. Conn
jr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
COFAJA SIZE z ALP I 2 MAD
TAGLIAMENTO.

Londyn, z. listopada. - Woj--
ska wIoskie wykonuja odwrot ma
znacznej linii mad Tagliamento
i z Alp -Karynckich -
pod przepotezna presya mas
wojsk Centralnych. Gen. Cador-
na wykonuje odwrot ow w zupe{-
nym porzadku i silna nieprzerwa-
na linia, a celem jego jest sHoce-
ME Iuku linii wioskich W Alpach,
sprowadzenie linii wiecej do pro-
stej, a tenn samem skupienie sill
niejsze wojsk, zwiaszcza, ze
Niemcy z Austryakami wykonuja
ofensywe faktycznie W Trenti-
no i spieraja wstecz woiska wio-
skie. SpOdziewaja sic, IL po Cd
wrocie tym Cadorna sprostowaw-
sly linie wioska i skupiwszy tenn
samem wojska, bedzie nareszcie
m6gi Stawit wydatny Op0r ME
przyjacielowi. Wiosi musza po--
wolf i wSr6d walk zacietej wy
cofywac sic mad dolnego Ia
gliamento, gdyt gdyby tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
Traktat Ameryka1sko-
Japo1ski.

ma, Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
najzupe}niejsze ma zaufanie W
ponawianych zapewnieniach ce--
sarskiego rzadu japohskiego re,
podczas gdy pofozenie geograficz-
ne wytwarza take specyalne in
teresa Japonii, Rad japohski ME
zyczy sobie przeszkadzat handlo-
wi innych KRAKOW lub ignorowat
praw handlowych przez Chiny ma
danych ukladami innemi mocar-
swami.
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych i
Japonii zaprzeczaja, by mialy ia
kiekolwiek zamiary naruszania w
jakikolwiek sposob niepodlegioSci
lub terytoryalnej caioSci Chin i
oswiadczaja nadto, re zawsze
trzymaja sic zasady tax zwanej
,,otwartej bramy", czyli rownych
sposobnoSci dla handlu i przemy-
stu w Chinach.
Co wieksza, Wsp6lnie oswald
czaja, re sprzeciwiaja sic zyski--
waniu przez jakikolwiek rad spe-
cyalnych praw lub przywilejow,
ktoreby mogly naruszyc niezalez-
nose lub terytoryalna caiosc Chin,
albo ktoreby odmawialy podda--
nym lub obywatelom jakiegokol-
wick kraju najzupeiniejszego ko-
rzystania Z r6wnych sposobnoSci
W handlu i przemySle w Chinach.
Milo mi bedzic Cd waszej ex-
cellencyi otrzytnat zatwierdzenie
tego osiagniecia porozumienia po
miedzy nami.
,Prosze przyjac Excellencyo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
FINLANDYA- REPUBLIKA.

FINLANDYA - REPUBLlkA'
Piotrogrod, 7. listopada. - Ia
zgoda rzadu Prowizorycznego ro-
syjskiego Finlandya zostaje og8o-
szona niezawisla republika z VIA
snym rzadem jego egzekutywa.
Z wiasnym wolno obieralnym pre-
zydentem, parlamentem etc. jedy-
nie bedzie ona po}aczona unia pc
wnego rodzaju kooperacyi z Ro-
sya, ktora prowadziG bedzie wspol
ME interesy polityczne. Postano-
wienie takie zapadIo onegdaj VIE
czorem. dnia 5go listopada ma Sc
syi plenarnej gabinetu rosyjskie-
90. Przypuszczac nalezy, IL rad
prowizoryczny, widzac wzmaga--
jaca sic ostatnimi easy wielka
niechec W Finlandyi przeciw Ro-
syi, co wiecej widzac zagrozony
Piotrogrod przez Niemcow, kto-
rzy gotowi byli ladowac W Finlan-
dyi podburzali ia do powstania
przeciw Rosyi, ktora to mySl zda-
waIa sic zyskiwac wSrod Finow
przyjecie - wszystko to ocenia-
;ac Rosya dobrym dyplomatycz--
nym krohem poStanowi&a sobie
uja6 Finlandye zobowiazac ja
dla sig przez Madame jej' swobod
wszelkich - poza polityka zagra-
niczna: gdyby do Finlandyi wkro-
czyli Niemcy, na pewneby dali
Finlandyi jakiegoS W. kSiecia ma
tron - mole Niemca w dodatku :;
tymczasem Rad rosyjski dajac
Finlandyi forne rzadu republi-
kanska - niezawodnie W wyz-
Sym stponiu zadowoli narod ow
SLIME demokratyczny, a nadto "a
bezpieczy Finlandye Cd protek--
cyl niemieckiej, a siebie cd dy-
wersyi powstania Finow.
NOWY ODWROT WLO-
CHOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
WYBORY W NOWYM
YORKU.

Nowy York, Z. listopada. -
John F. Hylan, sedzia powiatowy
z Kings county, zostaf obrany
burlnistrzem miasta Nowego Yor
ku wiekszoscia przesz}o 10000
gfos6w.
Wynik gIosowania byf TAXI -
(brak 72 dystryktow): Hylan,
(kandydat Tammany) 28S,$5
g}os6w; Mitchell (byfy burmistrz,
kandydat fuzyonistow) 145,459;
Hillquit (socyalista) 134,S9O;
Bennett (kandydat republican.
ski) 51,956 glos6w.
Wraz z Hylanem obrani zostali
wszyscy kandydaci demokratycz'
nj ma urzedy, a mianowicie Chas.
L. Craig kontrolerem, Alfred E
Smith (szeryf New York county,
prezydentem rady miejskiej i Ed
ward Swan rzecznikiem dystryk.
towym.
Wedle wszelkiego prawdopo-
dobieistwa demokraci beda mieli
takze wiekszosc W komisyi sza-'
cunkowej, ktora kontroluje wy.
datki miasta.
Juz godzinie 7 wieczorem re-
zultat byf niewatpliwy, a oprocz
gazet Hearsta, wszystkie inne
przyznafy zwyciestwo kandydato-
wi Tammany. Hillquit by} pierw-
Sym, ktory przyzna} sic do po--
razki.
Zdaje sic r6wniez, re w Stanie
New York zwyciezyli zwolennicy
prawa kobiet do glosowania, cho-
ciaz rezultat jeszcze jest niepew-
ny. Hillquit utrzymuje, re socya-
lisci obrali 10 aldermanow kilku
czIonk6w legislatury stanowej.
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Washington, Z. listpoada. -
Department stanu oglasza poni-
zej podana wymiane not pomie-
dzy sekretarzem stanu a specyal-
nym ambasadorem japonskim,
wicehrabia Iszii, tyczaca sic po-
htyki Stanow Zjednoczonych i
Japonii wobec Chin, ostatecznie
usuwajaca wszelka roznice zdail
pomiedzy temi pahstwami:
Department stanu, Waszyng-
ton, 2 listopada 1917.
Excellencyo:
Nam zaszczyt niniejszem zako-
munikowac mole pojmowanie u
ktadu pomiedzy narni osiagniete-
go W naszych ostatnich konferen-
cyach w kwestyach wspolnych
interesow rzadow naszych odnos-
ME do rzeczypospolitej Chin.
Azeby koniec poiozyc zioSli-
wynn doniesieniom Cd czasu do
czasu szerzonym, sadzimy re po-
zadana jest rzecza publicznie po--
nownie objawic zyczenia i inten-
eye obu naszych rzadow odnoSnie
do Chin.
Rzady Stanow Zjednoczonych
i Japonii uznaja, re sasiedztwo te-
rytoryalne wytwarza specyalne
stosunki pomiedzy krajami, "a
tenn rad Stanow Zjednoczonych
uznaje, re Japonia specyalne ma
interesa w Chinach, zwlaszcza w
czeSci owego kraju zbhzonej do
jej posiadioSci.
Terytoryalna udzielnoSc Chin
pozostaje jednakowoz nienaruszo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
WSCHODNI FRONT.

Berlin, 7. istopada. - Casy
wschodni front bez zmiany.
Piotrogrod, 7. listopada. - Ma
wschodnim froncie rosyjsko-ru-
munskim zmian wazniejszych ME
ma.
Paryz, 7. listopada. - w Ma
cedonii artylerya angielska bonn
bardoWala intensywnie front bul-
garski miedzy Doiran jeziorem a
rzeka Vardar; kilka patrolow
nieprzyjacielskich rozpedzono
mad Crna Reka.
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ZATOPIENIE OKRETU A
MERYKANSKIEGO.
Washington, 7. listopad.a

Amerykahski okret patrolowy Al
cedo zostaf torpedowany zato-
piony przez nur nieniecki W
strefie wojennej W poniedziafek
rano. 20 zolnierzy jeden officer
zagineli. Nazwiska ich So:
John T. Melvin, porucznik (sto-
pien miodszy); ojciec, biskup Ste
wart Melvin Selma, Ala.
E. R. Gozzett, marynarz; matka
pani A. G.. Gozzett, Astoria, L. l.,
James J. Cleary, marynarz
matka pani Albertina Cleary,
White Plains, N. Y.
R. Wesche, marynarz; matka
PAM Z. Wesche, Brooklyn, n. Y.
R. w. Riker, marynarz; matka
rani II. L. Riker, Brooklyn, NY.
w. R. Holler, marynarz; matka
PAM K. Holler, Richmond Hill,
N. Y.
]. w. Brunkhardt,' narynarz
matka PAM E. Brunkhardt, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Luther o. Weaver, marynarz
oiciec Z. w. Weaver, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
John Wynne jr., marynarz; 70
ia W mieScie Nowym Yorku.
E. Harrison, posIugacz przy
stole; wuj Henry Pool, Tyler, A
labama.
F. w. Fingerlin,, straiak; mat
ka pani C. Tenburin, Jersey City,
n. ].
Allen T. Edwards, marynarz !,
matka PAM Lydia M. Edwards,
Jackson, N. c.
c. F. Gaus, marynarz; matka
PAM Mary Gaus, Jamaica, L. I.
v. P. Harrington, marynarz !;
matka pani Maud Harrington,
Ashland, Okla.
A. U. Surratt, nlarynarz; matka
pani w. D. Witt, North Fork,
w. Va.
w w. Smock, marynarz; o.
ciec D. R. Smock, Des Moines,
Iowa.
S. J. Towle, marynarz; matka
pani Mary Vonderwall, Jamaica,
L. I.
J. R. Daniel, marynarz; ojciec
7. A. Daniel, Darlington, S. c.
H. A. Pacciano, kotlarz; matka
PAM Teresa Pacciano, Endicott,
N. ].
Frank w. Higgins, czlonek mi
licyi (rezerwy maryaarki) matka
pani Bertha E. Higgins, Staten
Island, N. Y.
Robert McCray, marynarz (rnu'
rzyn); ojciec Capus McCray,
Charleston, S. C.
Okret Alcedo, przerobiony dla
cel6w wojennych z jaohtu, miai.
zaloge zfozona Z Z oficerow i 50
ludzi. Urzedowe uwiadomienie
departamentu floty brzmi:
Department floty otrzymaf
uwiadomienie cd wiceadmiraia
Simsa, re o godz. | 80 rano dnia
) listopada omerykahski patrolo-
wy okret Alcedo, przerobiony z
jachtu, zostai torpedowany i "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, listopada: Czterej ukoro-
nowani bracia, nm. = Sw. Willeha-
da. - Sw. Godfryda. sw. sews-
ryna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07

teso w naszych ostatnich konfe--
>yach odnosz2"ych sic do kwe-
styj wspolnych interesow ma
szycll rzqd6w odnoSnie do rzeczy-
pospolitej Chin.
Cieszy mic re jestem W stanie
zatwierdzic panu, upowaznienia
mojego rzadu, porozumienie o
ktore chodzi, w nastepujacej for
mie:
(Tu nastepuje powtorzenic
szczeg6iow noty sekretarza Ian
singa.- (Podpis): X. Ishii, am
basador, etc.
Szanowny Robert Lansing,
sekretarz stanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-07
SAD OKREGOWY.
(WybranO 12).
WSPOLNY TYKIET PARTYI

ponowne zapewhienie mego wy
sokiego szacunku. - Robert Lam
sing.
Jego Excellencya
Wicehrabia Kikudziro lszii,
Nadzwyczajny ambassador
pelnomocnik Japonii w misyi
specyalnej,
Specyalna misya Japonii.
Waszyngton, 2. listopada 1917.
Panic: Nam zaszczyt potwier-
dzenia otrzymania pahskiej noty
dnia dzisiejszego uwiadamiaja--
cej mnie o pahskiem pojmowaniu
porozumienia przez mas osiagnie-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-10-06

Recommended by
Doctor Cothral1l

Dr.. T. E. Cothram is a well known
pharmacist Of Alexis, Ala. And when
he gets bilious or needs q purgative
medicine, what do you suppose he
does3 Out Of his whole big stock OF
liver medicine he selects and uses
Granger Liver Regulator. He says
saThere is none better" That's .
pretty strong endorsement, don't You
fhink. from q man who knows all
about the merits Of the different medi-
cines on the market? Granger Liver
Regulator is purely vegetable, does
not grippe nor irritate the delicate lin:
inc Of the stomach and bowels and
always gives quick and pleasant re-
suits. It is the best system purifier
known. Your druggist can supply
You-25c for large box. Accept oe
substitute.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-10-06
u. A. O. D,

II. A. O. D.
Rogue Falaya Grove No. Fl.
Meets on the drst Saturday and
third Friday Of each month. at 1890
D. M, In Masonic Hall, Covington,
La.
r. J. FITZS1MONs, N. A.
F.B. MARSOLAN, Soc.