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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12
8 Who Will Win
This Battle ?"

Much Of your comfort depends upon
knowing that your system will perform
its functions properly.
Your kidneys are the filters of the body.
Ii they become inactive and fail to elm
mate the waste matter, they are apt to
throw the whole mechanism of the body
out of order, thus toxic poisons can &C
emulate in the system and be as deadly
as snake venom.
Besides causing the minor ailments of
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and back
ache, neglect of the kidneys is apt to
develop into more serious diseases, such
as diabetes or stone in the bladder.
Rid the body of toxic poisons clean
the bladder and kidneys and cure the
twinges of rheumatism with An-u-ric
(double strength).
Anuric was first discovered by DR.. Pierce
and has benefited thousands of sufferers
as well as appeased and eliminated the
ravages of the more serious kidney dis
eases. Now procurable at any good drug
store, or send direct to DIR. v. NJ. Pierce,
Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical Inst, Buffalo,
N. T., for trial package. Enclose 10 cents.
II you have rheumatism or kidney
trouble, why not let DR.. Pierce's Anuric
double strength) win the battle?
-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12

timism of an ironing out of the Rus
sian situation was centered on import
ant events which dispatches this aft
ernoon limited were occurring at Mos
COW, recently wrested from Bolsheviki
control of the provisional government
forces.
Russian diplomats here hoped that
President Rodzianko Of the duma.
General Korniloff and General Kale-
dimes, head of the all-Cossack troops.
now reported meeting at Moscow,
would be able to form q stable govern
ment.
An authoritative dispatch dated at
Moscow yesterday at four p. m, and
received today declared there was
considerable street firing in progress
there and that the provisional troops
were doing WELL"
Those in close touch with the Rus
sian situation saw no hope Of Keren-
sky's revival of power. They be-
lieve the provisional government
forces with a strong military backing
would be reformed in strong govern
ment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12
KNIT ACCORDING
TO INSTRUCTIONS
Suggestions for Changes Which Come
From Unauthorized Sources
Should be Disre-
aarded.
RED CROSS KNOWS BEST
No Matter What French Women or
Turks Say About Job, 1t Should
be Done as Per In
structions.

Red Cross knitters in Keokuk need
not have any qualms of conscience
about the way they are knitting
sweaters, helmets and wristlets for
the boys in France. They are knit
ting according to directions furnish
ed by the Red Cross society in
France, and according to the most
approved methods of the American
board So they do not need to worry
about hazy possibilities suggested by
French women or Belgian women or
Turks.
A number of Keokuk women. en-
tirely too many for a sensible COM
munity like Keokuk, have taken too
seriously bit of war gossip re-
printed recently in the papers in this
section of the state about knitting.
In the letter which was reproduced
in Burlington and Keokuk, French
woman, at least she signed herself
such, carped at the way sweaters
were being knit for the boys "over
there"
Quite number of local women
have taken members of the knitting
ommittee of the local chapter to
task for the article. There is one
reply which the knitting committee
is making that should satisfy every
one, and It is given here with the
full permission of the committee:
Knit according to the instructions
which have been furnished you by
the Red Cross, and not according to
any deviations suggested by French
women or anyone else. When the
Red Cross sees fit to modify it's in
structions, they will be made public,
and the knitters will be given full
instructions. Until such time comes
Keokuk women who are knitting
should go right ahead with their
work as they have been doing it,"
The next shipment Of goods will
not be made until next week. BY
that time the committee expects to
send big consignment Of sweaters.
helmets and wristlets. The Ameri-
cans in France want wristlets made
in the good old fashioned way,
French women to the contrary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12

inc, Trotsky and their Maximalist
collea CUES go the limit.
That the Maximalist-Bolshe
menace will be permanently disposed
Of Kerensky in the next few days or
possibly weeks was predicted by Rus
sian embassy officials.
From the fact that the state de-
partment's message took round
about course it was apparent that
communication out of Petrograd was
still closed when they were sent.
The department was manifestly
pleased at the more favorable turn OF
events and the indications that Ke-
rensky and the loyal army will be
able to sweep aside the revolving ele-
ments.
News from Rome was meager and
was characterized officially as mot
definite"
No Communique Today.
PETROGRAD, (by wireless to Lon
odn) Nov. 12.-No communique was
issued from headquarters today.
IThis is the first word received
direct from Petrograd since Sunday
forenoon. Non-issuance of an official
statement may mean the Kerensky
government desires to withhold in
formation as to troop movements
from the Bolshevih in Petrograd,
with whom they are probably at this
moment fghting.]
Important Events at Moscow.
[By Ed L. Keen, United Press Staff
Correspondent
LONDON, Nov. 12.-England's OPP
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12

The high standard OF quality Of the
San Felice cigar will be maintained.
During the past year the increases in
taxation, raw material and wages
have been so great that it is impos-
sible to continue to sell San Felice
cigars at the old price.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12

~ EOr some Time l
have been having
kidney trouble. My
kidneys seemed to
be congested an d
my back would ache
and be so sore that I
could scarcely stand
my clothes bearing
on it. w b en- /
stopped over l could
hardly straighten
up again, and my
bladder bothered
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12

It is necessary that we advance the
price Of San F'elice cigars to &C. To
our many friends who smoke the San
Felice cigar because of its high quail
we ask a continuance of your
patronage. San Felice cigars now &c.
The Deisel-Wemmer Co., Lima. Ohio.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12
rs Went to Burlington satur-
day Afternoon and Were
Given Fine
Reception.
|np1vE AROUND THE CITY
..,. Was Feature Of the Afternoons
celebrat.on-Ban-
quet n the
Evening.

Menbers of Keokuk CounclI NO.
I'M United Commercial Travellers
.ont to burlington Saturday in return
~ the visit paid them by the Bur-
En,ton council in the spring. Burling-
I'm as usual treated the visitors royal
= and made their stay pleasant one.
T,a burlington Hawk-Eye says of the
meeting:
last nights regular meeting of the
II a IT'S was a fine occasion. There
was an informal dinner prepared by
members and thoroughly enjoyed by
the more than one hundred present.
twenty-five members of the Keokuk
council we're present as guests and
later participated in the initiation OF
1--WE candidates into the fraternal or
ganzation.
Keokuk Men See City.
The men from Keokuk arrived on
the ak" line train yesterday after
moon and were met by twenty auto
mobiles. The men were driven
around the city in the decorated cars
and the trip ended at the Chittenden
& Eastman building. A tour of this
beautiful building followed.
Promptly at O'clock all had de-
licious dinner and then the business
Of the evenings program was taken
up. Senior Counselor w. H. Morgan
gave a "Toast to the Flag" a high
tribute to Old Glory, which has never
given ground and which now is on
tine battlefield of Europe.
| The Keokuk visitors were Jos. G.
Buss, G. S. Wells, ]. F. Culbertson,
Charles Woodland, H. D. Paustian. Ed
gar Wright, w. A. Balbach, w. H.
willard, A. H. Cushman, F. L. Stock
ton, c. E.. Gross, j. w. Clark, c. w.
Dickinson, D. w. McDevitt. J. w. Van
Tassell, Frank Mcmillan, w. w. Hart
pey. A. F. Ferris, j. F. Hatton, J. E.
High. Ed Finigan, ]. H. McAndrew. B.
S. ANDERSEN.
Hoover Supper.
& All Of the travelling men in the city
Twill be guests at Hoover supper to
be given Saturday evening, Novem-
Der II, at 6 o'clock, under the aus
|pices Of Keokuk Council U. c. T..
JAIL of the travelling men who belong
Ito either organization or any who
do not belong to any organization
there will be expected to be at the
banquet. Post H. T. P. A. will as
sist the U. C. It's in this supper.
The menu will include all Of the
foods o. KID by the food administra-
tor, and will be a war time feed,
something novel. The government
has made many appeals to the trav-
cling men on patriotic lines. and now
the travellers have one of the biggest
Jobs of the year before them, and
that every travelling man
Will be interested in knowing about.
The work will be explained Saturday
evening. The supper hour is put at
3 o'clock SO that those who have to
get away for the evening will be free
by 1880 o'clock.
At 7:45 o'clock Keokuk council
Will have it's regular session, and this
Will be followed by dancing at $50
o'clock for the members and their
friends.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12
Sioux City, Iowa. :

cretion Just about ten days ago begal
taking the Anuric Tablets and my bacl
has quit aching and this bladder weak
ness has left me. Anuric is the best kid
ney medicine Il have ever used. MRS
MARY DU BARRY, 1913 5th Street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-12

No Apologies Necessary.
Atchison Globe: What has become
OF the old fashioned woman who al
ways apologized to company because
she didn't have more to eat?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
MIEJSCOWA

ton, gdy przcdiozyi J.. Bodkinowi,
wlaScicielowi pieG i dziesiec GEN.
towego tcatrzyka, plan podiug
ktorego porzadnic naciagnat
mogi publiczno5t. ,
Bodkin 0 projehcie samozwaii-
czego agenta realnoSciowego do
ni6s{ policyi, kt6ra Lagga aresz-
towaia.
Lagg proponowaf podzielic sic
z Bodkinem zyskami, jczeli ten
rozwolifby mu pred teatrzykiem
rozdawac bilety, rzekomo ma To-
terye gruntu we Florydzic. Lagg
zamicrza} listownie zawiadomiG
kazdego, ktory pc wydaniu mu
biletu zostawj adres, re dzierzy
szczesliwy numcr, a nastepnic
skolcktowaG cd kazdej ofiary cd
$500 do $500, "a ,,abstrakt".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
q NIEMIEC.
Geneva, 8. pazdziernika.

N~AA Ns
ma pracujacych k'as szwajcar-
skich donosza, re W ciagu trzech
pierwszych miesiecy biezacego
roku strajkowaio w Niemczech,
W tamtejszych 1OSciu fabrykach
hroni ! amunicyi-63,13T robot
rik6w-giownie Z powodu zlego
cdzywiania. wysokich cen wszel-
kich artykulow i wogole niemoz-
roSci wyzycia. o lie to dowodzi
Pogarszania sic stosunkow W
Niemczech wSkazuje fakt, IL w
lynne samym czasie roku poprzc
dniego tylko 5000 ludzi strajko-
waio W owych zakiadach.
- Kopenhaga, 8. pazdziernika.
Parliament niemiecki uchwalii
wstrzymac aprobate wyplaty pen
syi wicckanclerza Helffcricha j
celestial sprawe te do odnosneJ
komisyi; jednoczeSnie wzmaga
sic W Izbie usposobienie take, by
wog6lc rzadowi uchwaliG votum
nicufnosci, jak tego wniosek Jul
Podali socyaliSci W sobote. Spra-
wa Gala polega ma tie nieporo
zumien miedzy parlamentem a
rzadem W kwestyi pokoju i re-
form parlamentarno- demokraty'
cznych.
- Kanclerz dr.. Michaelis pole
chaI do kwatery ~cesarskiej n;
front bojowy ola naradzenia ST
mad sytuacya parliamentary.
- Pose{ Gothein, Liberal ma Sc
syi komisyi centralnej parlamen
tn omawial blokady p%odmorskie
oSwiadczyi wyraznie, IL zawiodi,
one najkompletniej, poniewaz mi
mo szkod zrzadzonych ME zwali
ly Anglii ma kolana, jak to rza'
zapowiada{, ami tez ME widac, b.
to rychlo osiagnaG miaiy; podob
niez blokady tie ME przeszkodza
Ameryce w transportach do Eu
ropy - nj jej poszkodza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
PROFESSOR UNIWERSYTE-
TU

Nowy York, 8. pazdziernika. -
Charles Austin Beard, professor
nauk politycznych ma %uuiwersy--
tecie Columbia, wniosf swa rezy-
enacye Z zajmowanego stanowis-
Ia. w wystosowanym do prezy-
denta uniwersytetu Butlera li5cie
podaje on jake pow6d swego usu-
niecia sic fakt, re trustusi instytu-
cyl So, ludzmi ograniczonymi,
malymi, o ciasnem pojeciu i ME
majacymi wyobrazenia o tenn, CO
Jest praca inauka uniwersytec'a a.
Przyjaciele Bsarda utrzym"j7, re
rezygnacye jego wywol-Ea dymi-
sya, jaka otrzymali niedawno Pro
fesorzy Dana i Cattell Z powodu
krzewienia przez mich idei socya-
listycznych pTo8ermansNleh'
Twierdza oni, re Beard M inne
zapatrywania i poglady, stoi jed
mad ma tenn stanowisku, IL trusty-
81 ME posiadaja prawa wydalac
zadnego z p~rofesorow z racyi wy
glaszanych przez niego nauk
wykladow. y.
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do czwartku, kiedy odbedzie sic
nastepne posiedzenie,
Przewodniczacym wspomniane
60 komitetu jest senator Pome-
rene,
WYNIEsIENI DO NAJWYz-
SZEJ RANGI.

Washington, 8. pazdziernika.-
Prezydent Wilson podpisal wczo'
raj nominacye, nadajaca range
pelnych generai6w dotychczaso-'
wynn general-porucznikom Per
shingowi i Blissowi. Bliss avian,
sowany zostal z tego powodu, re
lest szefem sztabu armii.
KOLIZYE POCIAGoW.
Fond du Lac, Wis, 8. pazdzier,
nika. - w odleglosci okoio 6 mi
ma poiudnie Cd Stevens Point
Wis. Holloway z SODA diva pasa.
zerskie poci2gi mr.. 8 4 linii kole'
jowej 500. Z podroznych Mkt ME
odni6si powazniejszych pbrazeh
zgine}o jednak dwu ludzi z obs}u,
gi pociag6w, a trzeci jest ciezkc
pokaleczony.
Pittsburgh, Pa, 9. pazdziernika
- Ma jadacy z Chicago do Move
60 Yorku pociag Pennsylvania
Limited" wpadi w poblizu Beaver
Falls, Pa. dazacy z przeciwne!
strony pociag frachtowy, PREY
ezem maszynista lego PALACE 20.
n4a1: znh;n;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
SPRAWL PRZECIW KOMPA,
MI GoRNEJ KOLEI UCHY,
Iona.

Sedzia FrederickS urzeduJac!E
W saddle okregowym, uchylit
wczoraj, ola braku wyr6wnania,
>prawe wytoczona pr2eciw kom--
panii g6rnej kolei metropolitan
West Side Elevated Co." wnie-
,ioaej przez dystrykt sanitarny,
celem zmuozenia kompanii g0r-
rel kolei DO usuniecia i przcbudo-
wanna pewnej czesci rusztowania,
kt6re znajduje sic Ponad rzek@
pomiedzy Jackson boulevard i
Van Buren, utica. Wydzia} Sani-
tarny utrzymywa'. &c rusztowa-
tic to przeszkadzaio " zcgludze,
! zadai. ably kompania Metropoli-
tan sadownie zmus4ona byia-do
przebudowania owego rusztowa'
MIA W taxi sposoU, by rzeka miaia
nieprzerwana sLerokosc 15o-ciu
stop.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
SPISEK MLECZARZY.

Stanowczc dowody, &c cztery
organizacyc mleczarsNe kospiro-
wa}y celem podnicsienia cen nile
IA znajduja sic W reku asystcnta
p~rokuratora stanowego Niclola-
"a Nichelsa. oSwiadczyl wczoraj
prckurator stanowy Hoyne.
..Stowarzyszenie Mleczarzy
Chicagoskich reka " reke praco-
wa}y Z unia rozwolacych mleko',
mowii asystent prokuratora sta
aowego NIichels. Zbadalem proto-
ko} Stowarzyszenia H~andlarzy
Mlcka Stanu Illinois Z posiedze-
Nnia. ktorc odbyio sic W hotelu
la Sale ego wrzeSnia ! skon-
statowaicm. ie podczas togo po-
sicdzenia zamianowany zoSrai
bomitct maj2cy sic porozpmiet Z
komitctem unis woznicow'.
Wszystkie fakta ! dowody W
sprawic tegoz spisku przcd}ozo-
ne zostanQ sedziom wielkoPrzy-
siegym W przyszly piqtck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
WILSON PRZECIWKO
PRZEDWCZESNEMU
POKOJOWI.

Washington, 8. pazdziernika.
Prezydent Wilson przyja& wczo-
raj W Bialym Domu przedStawl-
cieli nowozorganizowanej LigI
ola JednoSci Narodowej, ktora
postawiIa sobie "a eel skupic
skonsolidowac opinie publiczna
w calym kraju, obejmujac wszy-
stkie Varsity spoleczenstwa be-
wzgledu ia wyznanie religijne,
majatek i przynaleznoSt partyj-
na. Glowna kwatera Dgl znaJdo-
wac sic bedzie w Nowym Yorku,
a ma czele jej stoi jake honorowy
prezes !. f. ks. kardynaf Glib
bons. Nova organizacya ma "a
swe zadanie wpojenie w nar6d a.
merykanski przekonania, re zu-
pefnc zjednoczenie calej ludnoSci
Stan6w Zjednoczonych jest RE
ca nicodzownq ola zwycieskie-
60 zakonczenia obecnej wojny,
kt6ra ma podtrzymac demokraty-
CINE instytucye Stanow Zjedno-
czonych i zasadnicze postulaty
ludzkoSci.
Pan Wilson wyrazil zupeina
swa solidarnoSc 7 zasadarni 1
motywami, dla kt6rych Liga 20
stafa ~zalozona i w znamiennej
swej przemowic zaznaczyf, &c
wojna obecna musi sic zakohczyt
rozgromieniem Niemiec, ktore
jest jedyna drogq, jaka prowadzi
90 sprawiedliwego pokoju.
,,Amerykanie, kt6rzy m6wiq o
rych}ym pokoju Z Niemcami, "a
pominaja O tenn, re oznaczafby
on ruine zasad acknowledgement
"a kt0remi Stany Zjednoczone
zawsze stafy" wyrazi} sic on
miedzy innemi, podkre5lajac, ie
jest to gt6wna mySl, o ktorei
Mkt mic powinien zapominat.
Niemieckie zwyciestwo stanelo-
by bowiem nictyIko w poprzelI
dalszemu postepowi / rozwojowi
demokracyi, ale mogloby nadtc
oznaczaG zgnebienie ! zniszczenie
tych demokracyi, kt6re juz istnie-
ja.
Nova Liga okreSlajqc celc
swoje stwierdza, re powstala Pc
to, ably wytworzyc instytucye, "a
poSrednictwem ktorej lojalni A
~merykanic w~szystkich klas, Wy
znan. sekt i partyi mogliby dac
wyraz zasadniczym Celom Sta
now Zjednoczonych ola ktorych
musza one dazyc do zwycieskie-
go zakonczenia obecnej novel
wojny O niepodlegloSc Ameryki,
zachowanie acknowledgement i'll
stytucyi i podtrzymanie zasadni-
czych podstaw humanitarnoSci".
GODNE
ZAJSCIE.
Washington, 8. pazdziernika.-
Ministerstwo marynarki wydalt
oglosiio wczoraj nastepujacy
komunikat:
,Wiceadmira{ SimmS raportuJt
komendzie floty, re pewien anne
rykanski okret patrolowy, pelniQ,
ostatnio nocna sluzbe, spotka} sit
z wloska lodzia podwodna, gdy
zas ia ME odpowiedziala ma usta.
nowione sygna}y, otworzyl M nj;
cgien, skutkiem ktorego costa
zabity jeden officer i jeden mary
narz, zanim zdoiano stwierdzit
przynaleznoSc nura.
..Wiceadmirai Simms zajety
jest przeprowadzanienl W tel sprt
vie szczeg6iowego sledztwa, kt6'
rego wyniki prkedstawi nastepnie
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Kto chce czytac naTleps1e co.
lzienne pismo polskie. MECH Gle
rds do pana F m. PAWoLL.
naszego agenta na Duncan ! oko-
lice i zaabonuis sobie .Dziennik
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PIERWSZY SNIEG w MI
G

Marquette, Mich, 9.|pazdzierni-
ka. - w caiej p6lnocnej czesci
p~6lwyspu michigahskiego spadI
pierwszy tego roku snieg i tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
.Droga do pokoju ty|ko
przez z%wyciQstWo.
Amerykaisk okret ostrze'
|iWa| w|0Ski nur.
CreCka IegaCya 0 poIozeniu W haju.
Zwfoka W sledztwie La Follette'a.
Pershing / Bliss awansowan1.
- Katastrofy kolejowe. 49,
Katastrofy kolejowe.
NE TIE L A NJ Y

AIllllSlSl DdlIltlS W Sld1 lid
wiadomoSc o ~zajSciu nastepujaca
depesze do wloskiego ministra
marynarki:
,oZ najwiekszem ubolewaniem
dowiedziaiem sic o fatalnym wy
padku, kt6ry doprowadzii do te-
60, re skutkiem nieporozumienia
pewien amcrykanski okret patro-
lowy otworzyl ogien ma jedna Z
wloskich lodzi podwodnych, po-
wodujqc przez to ma niej Smiert
oficera i jednego czlowieka Z "a
1ogi. NieszczeSliwe to zajScie jest
tenn bardziej godne epozalowania,
IL nasze okrety patrolowc ma wo-
dach europejskich majq "a zada-
ME kooperowac dla wspolnego &C.
lu Z wojennymi okretami Wloch
i innych paistw alianckich.
re wzgledu na niezwykle O.
statnio wzmozonq czynnoSc w tel
okolicy nieprzyjacielskich nu-
row, ktora pociagneia "a SODA IT,
trate znacznieiszej liczby okre-
tow, akcya patrolowa zostaia sill
ME z~aostrzona i nieszczeSliwy
wypadek, re okret patrolowy ME
otrzymal odpowiedzi ma sygna},
spowodowal go do otworzenla
ognia. Prosze przyjac odemnie i
Cd amerykahskiej floty wyrazy
szczerego ubolewania Z powodu
tego zajScia.
GRECYA WYSTAWI WELL
KA ARM1E.
Washington, 8. pazdziernika.-
Tutejsze greckie poselstwo otrzy-
maIo Z Aten wiadomoSci, re Gre
eva jest juz niemal gotowa do
wyprowadzenia w pole poteznej
armii ma pomoc Aliantom. Braki
i niedostatki w zaopatrzeniu ! wy
ekwipowaniu wojska zdolano po-
kryc dzieki pomocy Aliant6w.
O sytuacyi w Grecyi wyraza
sic posel Roussos jak nastepuje:
ySytuacya " Grecyi stale sic
Z kazdym dniem coraz bardzlej
zadawalniajaca. Ludno6G zywi
pelne zaufanie do zdolnoSci kiero-
wniczycl rzadu | Jest gotowa do
pom0dz obecnemu gabinetowi W
jego piracy reorganizacyjnej, &C.
lem postawienia greckiei silly wo-
jennej ma najwy2szej stopie.
Nv kraju nierna obecnie zadnei
progermahskiej partyi. w rzeczy-
wisto5ci ME byIo tam takiej par
tyi nigdy, a krol Konstantyn
czlonkowie lego domu stanowili
tylko wyjatek. Znal Oh jcdnak
prawdziwe dazenia narodu gree
kiego, kt0ry byl zwiazany uczu-
ciami i sympatyami z mocarstwa-
mi zachodniej Europy nigdy ME
dawai wyrazu progermaiskim
skIonnosciom.
,,LudnoSG grecka poznaia Cd
dawna, re polityka Konstantyna
prowadzi do zguby 1 odetchnela e
ulga pc jego abdykacyi. Obecnie
panuje w calym kraju zupe}ny
spokoj i niema niezadowolenia.
Pan Venizelos jest bardzo popu-
larry i wszedzie, gdzie sic polka
re, spotyka sic Z entuzyastycz-
nem powitaniem."
z SLEDZTWA PRZECIWKO
LA FOLLETTE'OWI.
Washington, 9. pazdziernika.-
Wczoraj odbyio sic krotkie posie-
dzenie specyalnego subkomitetu,
wybranego celem przeprowadze-
MIA sledztwa z powodu wyg}oszo-
nej przez senatora Ia Toilette
mowy " St. Paul, poniewaz jed
max pan "a Toilette ME przed}o-
zyl jeszcze oczekiwanego odeh
tekstu tel mowy, adroczono sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-09
NASTFPNA KWoTA PoBo,
ROWYCH WYJEzDzA DO
ROCKFORD.

Czionkowie komisyi wyiaczen
spodziewaja sic rozkazu Cd de-
partamentu wojny, wysiania dal-
szej kwoty poborowych. SPo-
dziewaja sic oni, re nastepna
transportacya odbedzie sic 17-go
pazdziernika, a powoiany wten-
czas zostsnie 20 procent rekru'
tow. Komisye wylaczen dotych-
Gas wyslaiy IS procent ich kwo-
~, mniejwiecej 10000 mezczyzn'
T U MU SIZE ME UDA-
LA.
J. Lagg, kt6ry przedstawil sic
iako agent reslnoSciowy, zostai
wczoraj aresztowany W Evans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-02

in favor of the one piece frock with an under
bodice of Georgette crepe, and she may depend
on smartly built tailored top coat for pro-
lection from the cold
France shows what she thinks Of the one
piece frock in her new method of joining
Jacket and skirt together at the hips. The
line where the two come together is drawn in
rather tightly, in the Oriental manner.
Each season the American woman advances
further in the art of continuing the line Of
color on her body from shoulder to ankle.
The separate shirtwaist has now been rele
gated to the realm of sport or foundation
for a coat suit. Under this verdict of fashion
the designers have tried to find blouses that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-02
BLOUSE OF FLESH COLOREI
VELVETEEN

could be considered a part of the skirt. form
ing ne-piece frock to be worn under top
coat.
All along the line OF clothes there has been
a rebellion against sharp division of color at
the waistline and the autumn promises a con
tinuance of this condition.
The blouse which is shown in the sketch to
day has so many points of interest that il Is
worth being regarded with serious attention.
1t is a blouse that shows the influence of the
Far East. Ii is Of flesh colored veveteen.
which you must admit is new fabric for
waists and it is outlined with white soutacne
braid. The shawl collar is of white satin with
point. Of white braid and tassels. The sleeves