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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-19
Market Goes to Sleep
and Stocks Are Nodding

New York, July l9,-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
On still further contraction of deal
ings stocks generally sought lower lev
els during the greater portion of to-
days session.
The market did little more than mark
time while prices sagged, as has been
the case recently pending Washington s
dickering.
Activity on the selling side became
more pronounced in the copper stocks.
Steel shares, to large extent, neg
lected, but were heavy most of the time
with United States Steel under 120.
Rails were also depressed, although
changes as elsewhere were without
much significance.
Only feeble recoveries were made by
stocks from their low figures
The trend of railroad earnings is
still upward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-19
May Move to Moocow.

Petrograd, July 19.-An extraordin
ary session of the cabinet council yes
terday morning considered transferring
the government to Moscow, it was an
nouneed here today.
With this removal of the capital be
ing considered, the army chief of staff
announced simultaneously that evidence
had been obtained that Nocholai Len
inc, the pacifist agitator, was a reg
ularly accredited German agent, sent
by the German staff to the sixth army
front, to discredit the provisional gov
ernment Lenine, it was asserted, had
been supplied with German money from
the German legation at Stockholm.
The Russian army staff also declared
that the MaXamilist leader KosloslSy, is
the real chief of the German agents in
Russia and that he has credit of two
million rubles approximately $1,000
000) in Petrograd banks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-19
Claim 10000 Are Out.

Portland, Ore, July ia bulletin
announcing that 10000 men we're on
strike in Montana. Idaho and Washing,
ton was posted in front Of the ]. w. w.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
MRS. LEINAD BYRD COPP
 SINKS INTO LAST SLEEP
Prominent Young Matron Succumbs After Ldng Illness-Funrrai Ser
 vices to Be Held Today.

Mrs Leinad Byrd Copp, wife of William D. Copp, and one of the best known and most generally beloved young matrons of Pine Bluff. died al 5:30 o'clock yesterday morning, at the home of her parents, My. and Mrs. Robert L. Burd, after an illness extending several months. although for even longer period her health has been bad.
 Although it has been known to her very many relatives and close friends for some days that Mrs. Copp was gradually sinking into the last sleep, news of her death yesterday was none the less a shock and a source of sin cere sorrow and regret to all who knew her. Her bereavel husband, lheartbroken parents and grandpar- ents, and Borrowing brother, Robert l.. Byrd, Jr., are most intimate rela- tives to survive. although deceased was close kin to a number of Pine Bluffs oldest and best known famil- ies.
 Mrs. Copp was a native and lifelong resident of Pine Bluff and was 24 years of age when she passed away. She became the bride of Mr Copp about two years ago, abandoning newspaper and school work to enjoy her life's happiness. She was lineal descendant of prominent Southern families, her maternal grandfather being a member Of J. Ed. Murray camp, U. c. V., and her paternal grandfather also having been a Con federate soldier. Her fathers teller for the Citizens bank, is of a family prominent in the life of the city. Mrs. Copp occupied high social position here, and has been honored by the J. Ed Murray camp and by the Arkan- sas brigade of veterans, at their re- unions.
 The funeral services will be held at 3.30 o'clock this afternoon, at the family home, Eighteenth avenue and Cherry street, with serivces by Rev. A. A. Boyd, pastor of the Alexander Memorial Presbyterian church. De- ceased was a member of the First Presbyterian church.
 The following lifelong friends will serve as pallbearers:
 Honorary-M. E. Bloom, w. s. liar ris, G. A. Bahlau, A. C.. Woodberry, D. G. Payne, J. P. Jordan, W. C. Dun ming and George Darby.
 Active-Cliff Foster Earl S. Wood, Jim Mcclellan, Adam Robinson, Joan l.. Alexander, Wroe Freeman, Edwin Loosely, Jr., and Fred Goode.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
ACCUSE NEGROES OF
 SEVERAL BQRGLARIEs

Jim Eason, Louis Eason and Jack Campbell. negroes, were placed in the county jail yesterday by Deputy Sher- ifs J. l.. McBurnett and J. w. Bald win, all charged with breaking into the express office at Sherrill the night of March 21 last, when chest and it's contents, a number of express packages, were stolen.
 Jack Campbell and Jim Eason also are charged with having stolen a bi- cycle from a negro named Wheeler, also of Sherrill, and it is announced by the officers that the wheel has been recovered.
 The officers announced last night that the negroes have spoken freely of their participation in the affairs charged, and have told also that three times in the past month they burblar- ized the store of John w. Gibson, on his plantation near ,SherriIl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
PERSONALS.

J. B. Simon, manager of the Best theatre, is in Little Rock, spending the day with his family. who are visit ing relatives in the capital.
 Ed Dilley is expected home today fom Heber Springs.
 Attorney Sam Levine of the firm of Nixon, Levine & Levine, recently commissioned a first lieutenant in the United States army, left yesterday afternoon for Dumas to spend the week end with friends.
 John r. Rutherford, owner of Rutherford's automobile garage and agency, is spending few days in St. Louis
 Fred. w. Hoyler, manager of the Western Union Telegraph office. has returned from an extended visit tc friends and relatives in Harrisburg Pa., and New York. ..
 Mayor Simon Bloom went to Little Rock yesterday to attend food con- servation conference.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
. o C | E Y Y

MT. and Mrs. Frank Tomlinson and Frank, Jr., will leave tomorrow for the East. Miss Dale Smith of Little Rock, is the guest of Miss Dorothy seabrooke. Mrs. H. B. Johnson arrived yes terday from ParagOuld to be the guest of Mrs. A. G. Whidden while her husband, who is superintendent of construction crew for the Ark ansas Light 6 Power company, is en- gagged in erecting the high-power cleo tric line from Pine Bluff to England. Mrs. P. M. Dillon and grandson. Clifton Pilkington, IT,. left yesterday for Illmo, Mo-, to spend a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Dewoody left last evening for Indianapolis, Ind, and other points in the north. While in Indianapolis, Mr. Dewoody will at- tend the annual meeting of the Ameri- can Pharmaceutical association.
 Mrs. Dan Mcdonald, Miss Lois Julian and John Julian, returned yes- terday from visit to relatives in Dallas, Texas.
 Mrs. Guy Goodman, who has been visiting relatives in Texas, has return ed.
 Miss Mamie P. Rhea of Nashville, Tenn, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Harry Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Moorehead Seymour and children. have returned from. a visit to relatives and friends in Ten nessee..H
 Mrs. A. G. Bedell and children are in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Hunter Knox and Miss Rosa Riggir were in Atlantic City last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
MILITARY UNIFORMS RULING.

Washington. Aug. 25.-Acting on reports that letter carriers at cer- tain place have been wearing hats similar to those prescribed for use by the army, the postoffice department today issued an order forbidding the wearing of uniform by employees of the service, any part of which is sim liar to distinctive part of that pres cribed for the army, navy, or marine crops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
Moore. Bridges Engagement Is Formally Announced.

Is Formally Announced.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Moore of Ar kadelphia, have announced the ap- nroaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Lucille Madison Moore, to Rev. Ren l.. Bridges of Crcssssssttte. Ark.
 The ceremony to be said at the fam ily residence, Tuesday, September 4, at 4:30 o'clock.
 Reverend Bridges is the son of MT. and Mrs. w. N. Bridges of Double Wells and a nephew of Senator Creed Caldwell.
 Miss Moore is an alumna of Ouachita having had the A. B. and B. M. de- grees conferred upon her at the close of the last session of that college.
 Mrs. J. l.. Rosenbaum, who had been seriously i'll for several weeks, has recovered.
 Mrs. M. M. Marx is ill at her home in West Sixth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Kennedy and little son are visiting friends and rel atives at Stephens.
 Miss Anna Maui will return today from a three months visit to rela- tives in Denison and Sherman, Texas. After spending all last week here with Mrs. Clara w. Doss, Miss May Newton returned Tuesday to Pine Bluff. Miss May is one of those lov- able womenwho makes friends with every one she meets. * * A. o. Wick, accompanied by Mrs. w. B. Rupe and his pretty daughter, Miss Ella May, and son, Master Winfred, niptored to Pine Bluff yesterday on business:-Lincoln Ledger. '4
 Mrs. w. c. Lillard of Little Rock, is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Puddephatt in South Olive street.
 Miss Lucille Moore of Conway, is the guest of Miss Mary Puddephatt.
 Miss Dutie Hite left Friday morn ing for Pine Bluff where she will visit an indefinite length of time with frlends-Stuttgart Free-Press.
 Miss Eugenia Trigg of Oxford, Miss, was due to arrive early this morning, for a visit with her niece, Mrs. w. L. Matthews, at l42O Cherry street Miss Trigg is accompaied by w.. L. Matthews, IT,, who has been visiting her in Mississippi.
 Mrs. Gertrude Jones has returned rom trip to California, where she visited her son.
 Mrs. w. H. Evans and children have returned from visit to MT. Evans at McGehee.
 The ladies auxiliary of the Alevan- uer Memorial Presbyterian church wlii meet tomorrow afternoon at clock at the home of Mesdames Rose R,sel and Perry J. Owen, 1918 South ihe Epworth League of the Lake iue Methodist church will give their nnual basket picnic Thursday of this eek at Sulphur Springs. The trip
 the picnic grounds will be made in ltomobiles.
 MT and Mrs. G. T. Caldwell, who ase been visiting Mrs. .Caldwells ster' Mrs. J. H. Williams, in Lonoke 'uhty' nave returned to the city. rev. .e Enoch Appling of Lamont, was
 'ne city Friday, visiting his daugh-
 MIS- Mattie Reap. He was accom- '''eo py his son, Graves Appling. '.
 Mrs A. G. Whidden and little ushter, Marjorie, returned Mon
 n nlgnt from visit to relatives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26

A hotel at Belleville, Ill.,, in which tCharles Dickens was a guest during his first American tour is about to be torn down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26

The French sergeant who recently bombed Esson was three years ago a hardware merchant without a thought of war in his head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26

The state of education in Russia may be judged from the fact that there is only one village school for every 5000 persons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26

It is estimated that it takes 800 ponnds of cotton to make the powder for one shot from one of tiie German 17-inch guns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26
A Wonderful Variety

BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESSES OF SERGE
 A very distinguished collection of these dresses now being shown We specialize on serge dress. es You will find dresses here that are llncompar- able Ill style and quality. Priced upwards 1N cn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-26

MT. and Mrs. Frank TOmlinson and Frank, Jr., will leave tomorrow for the East.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
u KANADA.

Ma krZyz6wce ko'ei q. p. r. ma
ulicy Logan r~an4erujaca lokomoty--
VA uderzyIa we czwartek W poiud-
ME W przejezdzajacy w6z tramwa--
jowy, przyczem try osoby odniosly
obra7enia, a mianowicie: Wiktorya
Hrodyhska, VIM. Armstrong 1 tot
nierz James Oven, kt6ry sila uderze-
MIA wyrzucony zosta} oknem ma
bruk. Jednoczesnle Hrodyhska wy
skoczyla przez okno 1 odniosla cie4-
ka rane W glove podczas upadku.
Motorowy John A. Maxwell zostaf
aresztowany pod zarzutem krymi--
nalnego zaniedbania o~bowiazku.
Niejaki B. Pawlowsk, pracuJqcy
Il handlarza bydia Spiwak, 2 pod mr..
437 Burrows Ave. zosta} aresztowa-
ny pod zarzutem kradzie&y $4,000.
P&w{owski uda} sic do Calgary z
DIV m wagonami bydia. re sprzeda-
by kt6rego otrzymai $4,000. Do mia
sta jednak ,powrocii bez pieniedzy.
twierdzac. 70 W drodze go okradzio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07

du lub wobec samej organizacyi, skoro
lila polemiki tego rodzaju otwieramy
Szpalty naszego pisma.
Zaznaczamy tn przeto wyrainie, re
czyniac to, klerujemy sic abSolutna bez-
s%trOnnOScia W tel sprawie; re pierwot-
nym naSzym Zamiarem by}o, najzupel-
niej ME mieszaC sic do tel kontrower-
syi; re wedle naSzego Zapatrywania,
W Samym tylko organic Ziednoczenia,
t. j. W .NarodZie Polskim", najwfaSci-
wsze ola Zjednocze6c6w jest miejsce do
pOdawania zar0wno glOs0w przychyl-
nych jak i g{oS0w nieprzyChylnych Cd
toheniu Sejmu: re wreszcic naizupef-
n~iejsze maja prawo zabieraC CLOS W tel
sprawie wSzyScy ZjednoCzeGCy, wSzySCy
czionkowie Zarzadu Hjednoczenia, o lie
! argumentuia ma ~podstawie ~Szczerych
wiasnych przekonaG i maja dobrO lie
dnOczenia ma oku.
POnicwah jednak okazato sic, re Ma
rod POlski" ME zamieszcza wSzyStkich
W tel sprawie nadSytanyCh opinij, ma
wet jcieli je ~nadSyiajQ niekt6rzy cz&On-
kOwie Zarzadu. Tub wielOletni wierni
i znani re Szczerej swej loialnoSci ku
Ziednoczeniu jego c~zionkowie, przeto W
imie proStej SprawiedliwoSci i bez-
strOnnoSci uznaliSmy "a rzecz stOsOw-
M ola takich g{os6w otworzyc Iamy
naSzegO pisma, jake pisma poza orga-
mem ~Zjednoczenia zawSzc i stale tel or
ganizacyi najhyczliwszcgo | najwier>
nieiszeso.
Czynimy to bez wzgledu ma to, Czy
opinie te zgadzaja sic z naszemi osObi-
stemi zapatrywaniami, czy tez ME. Ia
raz q poczatku W kwestyi odioze-
MIA Sejmu Zjednoczenia, w artykule
redakcyjnym naszc zdanic wyraziliS-
my. CZyli PREY MEM do samegO ko6ca
~pozostaniemy, czy tez je zmodyfikuje-
my lub Zmienlmy, zalezec bedzie cd
tego, jake podane bedQ argumenta | o
lie m do naszego przekonania pre-
m0wia, ale stanowczO sadzimy, re
nalezy dac spoSobnoSG wszystkim ma
jacym kompletne prawo do tego, azeby
zdanie swoje wyrazili. Zastrzegamy sic
tylko, re 2 nadeS}anych nam W tel spra-
vie liSt6w i artyku{0w, uSuwac be-
dziemy wSzelkie z{OSliwe osobiste wy
cieczki lub n~ieprzyzwoite wyrazenia
sic, o lie gdzie sic pojawia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07

my Zjednoczenia beda sic musiaiy cd
bywaG co diva lata.
Dnia 7-go sierpnia, odbedzie sic Sem
Rycerzy Kolumba, ma kt0ry sic zjada
delegaci z calej Ameryki: ola czego ON
ME obawiaja sic jechaG koleja | dia'
czego Rad ME przeszkadza? Odbeda
sic w tym roku sejmy i konwencye
innych organizacyi.
GiOSOwanie TOwarzystw przez rete
rendum Sprawy wcale ME zmien:a
Sejm Zjednoczenia must sic bezwarun'
kowo odbyc w pierwszy ~poniedziateE
miesiaca pazdziernika, 1917 rOku be-
wzgleIu ma to jak Towarzystwa w tel
sp"awie gioSOwaC beda.
u SzaCunkiem,
y. l.. PiOtrOwski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07

Czernego, - Copeland ul., Jakooa
Grudzienia, 4 Posen ul. i Kazimierza
Kucharskiego So Copeland ul.. oskar
zajac ich O dokonanie tego napadu.
RAINY zadane detektywowi ME SO
niebezpieCzne.
Paulina Nawrocka p~rzcczytaia W
gazecie, re Jan Nawrocki, 231 -
35ta ul.. powolany zostai do woJska.
Bedac pewna, re to jest jej MAJ,
kt6ry porzucil ia swego czasu ! ME
dba o utrzymanie jej i dzieci, udaia
sic ma policye z prosba o ~przyaresz-
towanie zbiega. Gdy Jana Nawroc--
kiego sprowadzono pred sedziego pc
licyjnego Sellersa. okazaio sic, re
aresztowany ME jest mezem Pauliny
Nawrockiej | sedzia go uwolni}.
Jan Nawrocki zezna} W sadie, re
zaszia tn widocznie pomy}ka, gdyz
on ma zone I dz!eci W starym kraju
I posylai i'm ma utrzymanle, ma co
ma dowody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
|
4-go s%ierpnia, 1917,

4-go sierpnia, 1917,
Do SzanOwnej Redakcyi
.Dziennika ChicagoSkiegO".
PowyzSzy artykui napisalem ola Ma
rodu PolSkiegO". by dowie$t, re Odlo-
zenie Sejmu byloby zgwaiceniem Kon-
Stytucyi Zjednoczenia, 20 gdyby bylo
dOpuSnzonem. stworzylOby ma PREY
sziOSc bardzo szkodliwy p~recedens, ia
kiegOby sic mogiy dopuszczaC inne "a
Inady: lecz widocznie argumenty W ar
tykule tym zawarte ME trafiiy do guStu
paL.l redaktorOwi cd ,,NarOdu Polskie-
CD" jak i tym u~rzednikOm, kt6rzy pra-
Sna by Seim Z~jednoczenia byf OdioiO-
ny, vice tez ME zoStal W ,,NarOdzic" IL
mieszczony. Gdybym byi napisai re
Sejm powinien bye odlozOny, to bez
watpienia 6w artykuI byiby zajmowa&
miejsce honorowe ma p~ierwszej stra'
Gicy Narodu.
Hadanie przez prezydenta Zjedno-
czenia, by To~warzystwa g&osowaly W
tel waznej sprawie (jest to BOWEN
zawieszenie jednego z najwaaniejszych
paragraf6w KonStytucyi) i to bez po-
przedniego O tenn zawiadomienia czlon-
k6w TowarzyStw. niema najmniejszej
podstawy prawnej. gdyz K~onstytucya
Zjednoczenia ME zawiera takiego pa
ragrafu, kt6ryby ~upowaanif Towarzy-
stwo do zniesienia Tub zawieSzenia ja-
kiego paragraph W K~onStytuCyi przez
referendum. Gdzie jest W Ko~nStytucyi
~paragraf, kt6ry upowaznia ~prezydenta
do zarzadzenia takiego giosowania?
POniewaz zaS KOnstytucya takiej VIA
dry prezydentowi ME dale, vice tez
to g}Osowanie przez niego ~zarzadzone
Jest nieprawne i bez najmniejszej war
toSci. Wobec Sejmu Zjednoczenia bez-
warunkowo odbyc sic must bez wzgle-
du ma rezultat glosowania Towarzystw.
Poniewaz Organ Zjednoczenia ME
raczyI umieScic mego artykulu W spra-
vie tax waznej, ola Sprawy ZjednOcze-
MIA, prosze przeto Szanowna Redakcya
,,Dziennika Chicagosklego', o umiesz-
genie go ma lamach Swego cennegO pi-
sma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07

10. Policya przeprowadziia rewlzye
w domu Pawlowskiego pod mr.. 3OS
Stella ave. i ~znalazla $500 ukryte
pod cerata W podlodze. Przypuszcza-
ia. ze pieniadze te So czescia picnic
dry, o kt6rych twierdzi, re mu Je
fkradziono.
Maya Sachihska, zam. pod mr.. III
Hallet ul., kt6ra W przystepie sa-
mob6jczym wypila }yzke chemiczne-
go lugu Qey'u), zmaria wsrod stra-
sznych cierpien we czWartek W no
cy W sz~pitalu generalnym. sachinsKa
targne}a sic ma swoje zycie z rozpa-
CIV. ze %narzeczony jej, z ktorym po-
laczyt sic miaia W tych dnlac "eH-
lem m~aizehskim, porzuci} ia | wy
iechai W niewiadome strony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07
POLACY w AMERYCE.
u BOSTON, MASS.

StanisIaw GrOndZieI, jak kaidy
czlowiek. ma Swiecie, posiadat jak to
powiadaja, malutki feler, ktorym u
niego byio to, re lubil ustaWicznie
WysiadywaG W szynku. Ale z TEN
w%szystkiem byloby j~eszcze pol biedy,
gdyby Grondziel, powr6ciwszy do do
mu, zachowal sic tax, jak ma kaz-
diego uczciwego pijaka ~przystalo, t.
]. ably natychmiast p~oioay& sic spaG
| glowy ME zawraCa}. Tymczasem
Grondziel miaf j~eszcze brzydki ivy
czaj, re upiwszy sic rozbijal mniej
~potrzebne sprzety swego domu o
swoja zone.
iona jego po~czatkowo znosiia to
jak cierpliwy Job, ale re wszystko ma
sw6j koniec i re cierpliwoSG navel
Jobowa sic wyczerp!e, vice zawez--
wala ostatecznie do domu policyan-
ia, kt6ry jej meza miai zabra6.
Atoli, gdy policyant ~przystapil do
G%rondzlela, by go re SODA poprowa-
dziG, odezwa}o sic W niej uCzucie NIL
lo$ci ~malzehskiej i dalej W place.
Policyant ~zaskoczony takiem tra-
giczno-komicznem zajsciem, ME VIE
dial, co zrobiG, ale re to i on jest
czlowiekiem, 'darowaI vice Gron-
dzielowi wine, wymuszajac cd niego
przyrzeczenie, re jua Odtad w6dki
ami ME powacha.
Grondzie! przyrzeki. Czy dotrzyma
- TO pytanie.
- ACh, PAM, czy pozwolisz, bym
Gle odprowadzif do domu? - tax
p%owiedziai Jan Karniuk do jakiejs
nadobnej przedstawicielki rodzaju
ludzkiego PREY ulicy fremont.
Parma mic ME odpowiedziala i po-
zwoliia sic prowadziG nieproszone--
mu adonisowi.
Ucieszony Karniuk postepowai "a
parma krok W krok, zdobywajac sic
ma coraz to sentymentalniejsze wyra-
zenia swojej admiracyi.
Madonna bia}og{owa s}uchala
w~szystkiego tego 2 zainteresowaniem
ale, co powiesz czytelniku, skoro
przyblizyli sic do miejsca. gdzie stat
policyant. polecila mu ~zaopiekowa6
sic natretem, co tel ten bezwiocznie
uczynil.
ZapeWne ME bardzo przyjemne
chwile spedzac must obecnle Karniuk
nauka ma przysz}oSc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-07

tych 70 o~drzucono, % przyjeto, a SIS
uznano zdatnymi, lecz ci zadali zwol.
nienia.
Dystrykt 3smy, w kt6rym z Pc.
lakow urzeduja brat Hosinski | p.
| Wteczorowski, egzaminowa1 413 DO
borGwych. Wydziai ten byi jedny m
z najpierwszych, ktory rozpoczai eg-
zaminacye. &c p%oborowych odrzuco-
no, $50 zada zwolnienia, a G7 przyje-
to do przyszlej armii.
w dystrykcie 84tym, W kt6rym
lekarzem egzaminujacym jest DIR. E.
f. Czeslawski, egzaminowano 100
p~oborowych. u tych przyjeto dotych-
czas 81. Reszta aada zwolnienia, al
BIO tez uznana zOStala niezdatna. By
10 take kilkunaStu nieobywateli. Je-
den 2 poborowych p]ochodzenia ME
mieckiego uznany byl zdatnym ia
ko TAXI, bedacy obywatelem amery-
kanskim, zObowiazany jest do sIuz-
by wojskowej. Gdy mu p~owiedziano
o rezultaCie egzaminacyi, usilowal
wszczaG awanture, krzyCzac, re ME
pojdzie do wojska. Uspokoil Wnet
butnego pruSaka p. A. Arnold, prezes
wydzia}u | kauai mu wnie$C protest
do nalezytych wiadz. Innego poboro-
wego, Norwegczyka, nieobywatela,
spotkala magma "a to, re wyrazii sic,
re ME p6jdzie do Francyi bic sic "a
FrancuZow. EgzaminaCye W tym wy
dziale take w%ykonuje dr.. Paulsen.
ktory jest trzecim czlonkiem wy
dziaiu. DR.. w. Nowacki udziela cen
nej pomocy wydziafowi. egzaminujac
poborowym zeby i wypisujaC, formu-
larze. DR.. DR.. Carruthers pomagai w
piatek p~opoiudniu, a dr.. Sheldon
wczoraj %popoiudniu. DR.. Thornton,
ktory mia& sic zajaG ponowna egza-
m;naCya odrzuconych, ora dr.. Mil
ton i dr.. Peterson d%otychczas ME
zgolsili sic do piracy, chociaz urzedo-
wo byli zamianowani i obowiazek ma
siebie przyjeli. DR.. Milton navel wy
jecna} ma wakacye.
- Wydzial 64ty wykonuie egzami-
nacye W sail gimnastycznej parku
KoSciuszki, r6g ulic Diversey / Ayers.
superintendent parku Skorupa sta
ra sic wydzia}owi prace We wszyst--
klein u}atwiC.
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n BUFFALO,, \. Y.

W wydziale pOcZtoWym pracuje
jake poslaniec 16letni kaleka, naz-
wiskiem Franciszek %Jarzynski.
w piatek wysiano go jak zwykle.
z poczat M Kast Buffalo.
w torebce wiozl II listow i jedna
paczke.
Gdy sic zlizyi droga Hamburg
turnpike ku zabudowaniom ma kolci
Lehigh Valley, napadlo go trzech "a
maskowanych wyrostkow / Z rewol.
werem W reku zatrzymali go, zabic-
rajac listy | paczke, a take $40.
kt6re W got6wce poosiada} PREY So
bic.
Potem czmychneli, a Jarzynski
wr6ci} bicyklem ma poczte i rzecz
Gala opowiedziaf szefowi.
Ma miejsce kradziezy wys}ano dc
tektyw6w.
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u OMAHA, EEBR

Zaniedbywaf Tony 1 rodziny ME
wolno! TAX orzek1 sedzia W spraWie
Michai Stnkowicza, kt6ry sam baWh
sic vesolo 2 przyjacio1mi, podczas'
gdy iona z dzieckiem cierpia'a ME-
dostatek. Sedzia skaza1 go te1 ma 46
dni przymusowej piracy, ~przeznacza-
lac zarobione przez nlego pieniadze
lila jego %rodziny.
Utopii sic '12letnl Wilhelm Pru-'
sza. Matka wskoczyla "a chlopaklem
do rzeki | byiaby take utonefa, gdy-
by nile Antoni Drymel. kt6ry ia W
czas z woody w~ycIagnaf.
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u SZacnnkiem.
u SZacunkiem,
y. L. PiOtrOwSki.
Przypisek Redakcyi ,,DZiennika Chi

cagOskiego". - Zaraz po pO~jawieniu
sic w ,Dzienniku Chicagoskim' arty-
kuIu pOdpisanego przez czterech Dy-
rektor6w Z%jednoczenia w sprawie pO-
wyzszei, robiono r6anym Czionkom ma
szej Redakcyi wyrzuty (~ustnie i pt-
semnie) "a to, re take artykuly u
mieszczamy, a nawet nam,
jakobySmy sic kierowali uprzedzeniem
albo niechecia wObec cz}onk6w Zarza-
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y CLEVELAND o.

Dzied nieudalemu napadowi ma
Piotra ~Krampolicza uwiezi}a policya
bande wyrostk6w, ktorzy dokonywa-
II smialych u~licznych napad6w. W
szczegolnoscl uwiezieni zostali: Ka-
roll Orawiec, August Zach, pnr. 1920
Myrtle ave-, Wladysiaw Korecki,
3087 Sawiell ave-, Michaf Wazenka
1 dwaj bracia Yaro | Franciszek Ha-
branek. Uwiezieni So to smarkacze
pomiedzy IA a IS lat, ktcrych wycho