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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08
OSMDZIESIECIU WOLENTARNU-
SZY JUL WPISANYCH.

DotychczaS M STACEY rckrutacyjnej
W Domu Zwiqzku Polek do armii pol
skiej we Trancyi zapisalo sic O$mdzie-
sieciu ochotnik6w. Do armii pOlSkiej
wstapiG moze kazdy POlak Obywatel Sta
now Zjednoczonych ME objety pobO-
rem; kazdy mlodzian. kt6ry ME ukOG-
czyl jeSzcze 21-gO roku i kazdy mez-
czyzna, kt6ry Sko6czyi lat 81; take
kazdy Polak nieObywatel Stan0w Zje.
dnoczonych W wieku cd lat 1Stu do 40,
Nieobywatelem jest ten kto ME poSia-
da drugieh DaDier6w Obywatel-
skich. CT kt6rzy maja tylkC
pierySze papiery ObywatelSkie -
ME 50 obywatelaml Stan6w lie
~dnoczonych. i, o lie jeszcze ME zoStali
powo}ani do oboz6 wwojskowyCh wste,
powaC mOga do armli pOlSkiej.
Stacya otwarta jest kazdego dnia.
~wiaczajac niedzlele, oil gOdziny 9tej ra,
no do godziny 9teJ wieczOrem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08
EXIT A
re SEJMU 95 ZJEDNO-
CZENIA.
(Wiasny telegram ,,Dz. Ch.")

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 8-go
pazdziernika. - Dzisiejsza sesye
Sejmu 35 otworzyi DR.. Smykow-
ski o godz. $50 rano; modlitwe
cdmowi1 ks. FIR. Wojtalewicz. O.
becnych PREY otwarciu by}o 21s
delegatow, ale co chwila nowi
przybywaja. Delegat Piotrowski
wnosi o odroczenie, by udac sic
ma Msze sw. i wysfuchac kazania
ktore ma wyg}osic ks. kapelan
Celichowski. Delegaci sk4adaja W
rece komitetu swe mandaty i Sc
sya zostaje odroczona do godz. II,
correspondents,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08
OTWARCIE STACY
REKRUTACYJNEJ
OLA ARMII POL
SKIEJ.
StaCya " DOmu zWiazku
POIek.
DaISzs staCys OtWarte "A b, m.
Rekrutacya do armii polSkiej.

R~ekrutaeya do armii polSkiej. . Gee.
Pierwsza W Chicago stacya rekruta-
cyjna do armii pOlskiej urzedowo O.
twarta zoStala W ubiegla SobOte W Do
mu Zwiazku Polek, pnr. 1909 No. Ash
land ave. Otworzyl jq z ramienia 10
misyi Wojskowej Armii Polskiej we
Francyi porucznik W. S~karzyhski. W
rekrutacyi pomagaja mu PIP. NJ. Szubert
Franciszek W6jcik, Jan Mallek / Jan
Tobiasiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08
PIERWSZE ZEBRANIE OCHOTNI-
K6W.

o sodzinie p6i do 6smeJ wczoraj
wieczorem W Sokolni Gniazda imie-
mia WIadySl. Swiatkiewicza, - PREY
Tell place blisko Ashland ave-, odbyio
sic pierwsze zebrauie ochotnik6w, kt6-
rzy apllkacye Swoje Jul zio2yll. Zebra
ME zaGai} poruczuik ~Skarzynski, kt6ry
wytl6maczyI zebrauym znaczenie ar
mil pOlskiej i jej celr. Il n%astepnie ma
kazai i'm, ably bytl gOtOwl 10 wyjazdu
iuA " srode biezaccgO ~tysodnlu. gdyz
oI komlSyi woJSkcNej kazdej chWili spO
dziewa sic rUzka2u natychmiaStOwe-
so wySiaula p~ierwszej dywizyi Ochot-
nik6w do ObOzu wOjSkOwegO. Zaznaczyl
Jsduakowo5, &c czynic bedzie starania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

,Jutro W poludnie ma zebraniu ro-
,botnikow fabryki Monarch Leather
Co" ma temat kupowania Bond6w
Wolnosciowych przemawiac bedzie
adwokat Andrzej c. Bisek. " fabry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08
NNE sTACYE OTWARTE AGO.
DO BRONI!

Zatem oczekiwana chwila nadeszla.
Kahdy POlak pOwinien skOrzyStac z
~nadarzajacej sic okazyi, ably daG dow6d
Swego patryotyzmu, ~prawdziwy / PREY
czyniG sic osobi$cie do podniesienia
Sprawy naszej ma forum miedzynaro-
dowem. Idzmy walczyG do Francyi -
jake dawne Leglony N~apoleonSkie, CO
pod Ksieciem J6zefem okrywaly laura
mi S~ztandary polSkie, tax teraz z ira
dycyjna Ola Francyi' przyjazniQ bra
terska spieSzyc powinni POlacy do tel
Armii PolSkiej we Francyi! WSzySCy
miedzy 1Stym a 45tym rOkiem 2ycia
- wSzyscy ME majacy papier6w oby-
watelSkfch, Tub majacy pierwSze, ME
powOlani do armii amerykanSkiej -
mOga zg{oSiG sic do Armii PolSkiej we
Francyi. q licZba tn takich spOra bar
do i ochOtnik6w powinno sic znaleSc
bardzo wielu. I~achecamy najuSilniej do
zaciagania sic! Niechaj nasze stacye
rekrutacyjne beda przykiadem ochoty
naszej bojowej, niechaj Skupia W sobie
mi0dz nasza najlepsza - Serdeczna 4!
Trzeba jej teraz! Polska VIOLA VIOLA
CLOS O~jczyzny, St6ra lOs6w pOprawy o.
czekuje z wyniku Wielkiej WOjny obec-
nej, Il W kt6rej wOjnie i nam nareszcie
~przychOdzi Odegrac role miarodajua -
ME jake ~pOmOcnicze OddziaIy, podpo-
r~zadkowane / upOSledzOne M kazdym
kroku, ale jake przypomnienie godne
powazne niezapOmnianej W stu tysia-
each bitew chwaia OpromieniOnej Armii
PolSkiej. MiOdziezy PolSka - do bro
nil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

na motorcyklu wyrzuceni zostali ma
murawe i poniesli tylko lzejsze polka
lecznia nog. Gdyby karamboi wyda-
rzyi sic o uiamek sekundy wees
niej motorcykliscie byliby runeli "a
Mast ma murawe, ma brukoWana
ulice. Uszkodzenia ich wtenczas BY
lyby prawdopodobnie fatalne.
q q q
Komitet Skautingu z Iona komite-
tn lokalnego mr.. 73 Polskiej Rady
Mar. W par. sw. Waclawa, robi sta
rama, by wiaczyt W skauting wszyst-
kich ch}opc6w z klas 5-teJ, o-te1,
7-mej i S-mej, szkoly parafialnej.
Ma to byi oddziai miodszy, ktory
bedzie miewa} 6wiczenia podczas
dnia, zas chlopcy, kt6rzy juz ukon-
czyli szko}e parafilna beda tworzyc
oddziai starszy. kt6ry bedzie sic evil
cyl wieczorami. Jest nadzieja, IL
wszyscy chlopcy; ktorzy ukonczyli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

pHENNrK CHICAGoSKI ssmio-
,scza wisceJ drobnych ogiosssh. AMI
asli wszystkIe inne dzienniki polsxis
- Chicago razem wzietA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

JesteA .-fUeemanemf't - Starai sis
syixnia >oEic.sSn pztEENlKoWi CHI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

szkoie a licza lat nizej IS, przylacza
sic do starszego oddziaiu skautingu
ma Waciawowie, ktory juz istnieje.
q Il q
w sadie municypalnym PREY sta
cyl %policyjnej Desplaines ulicy sta
wala W ubiegla sobote, oskarzona o
kradziez, Marya Zabrysz, lat %,
1923 Thomas ul. Kobieta chodziia ma
tory kolejowe, ably zbierac wegle,
lecz take zabierala pewne czesci ha-
mulc6w znajdujacych sic nj WACO
mach fracatowych. Usuwanie tych
czesci hamulca czyni 6w zupeinie bez
uaytecznym / naraza kompanie kole-
iowa ma powatne straty z mogacych
wyniknat kolizyi. secz:a Newcomer
oskarzona skazal ma zaplacenia IS
kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

by wszyscy o~chotniey zatrzymani byli
" Chicago do przyszlej nledzieli, celem
wystapienia IA wielkiej manifestacyi
patryOtycznej W pawilonie Dexter, W
rzezalniach, urzadzonej z Okazyi Setnej
rocznicy zgonu Tadeusza KoSciuszki.
W miedzy czasie ochotnicy ~przychodzic
beda do Sokolni ma cwiczenia W kazdy
wiecz0r.
NNE STACYE OTWARTE AGO.
Dnia Ago biezacego miesiaca, W set
NJ ~.ocznice zgonu bohatera dwu Swia-
tow, Tadeusza KoSciuSzki, jednoczeSnie
W r6znych polskich d~zielnicach Chica-
go, otwarte beda dalsze stacye rekru-
tacyjne. Obecnie poruczniki Skarzyh-
ski objezdza rome dzielnice, ably wy
brac Observation-Disclosures IA stacye re-
krutacyjne kwatery, oraz ably dobrat
zdolnych rOdak0w. kt6rzy stacyami te-
mi beda kierOwali. Stacya W dOmu
Zwiazku Polek bedzie stacyQ centralna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-08

Waze do seler6W z rznie-
teso szkIa, sliczne desenle.
regularne 1.15 wartoscl
specyalnie we mn
wtorek. pc 49,. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Gapitdn &alpb g. 3aBtrr
BON Der 2trmee SIiegerf4ule IN
g2tneOla, q. g., abSeftiir5t.

MiusOGu, q. g., 2. 9luSuft. =
Der &apitdH Ralp6 6. SGHIOr, Der
gefs9Isba6er Der bieiigen Gliegsr'
f9ule bes Sigraleorps, Derlor am
0pnnerItag bn 9cutrOlIe iber ietnen
Qeroplan unb itiir5te aus elmer So5e
Don 800 SUB ab. gr mar iOfOrt tobt.
Der Sergeaut Sbomos pull, tpel4er
nit inn in Der UlaI3iue mar, erIitt
einen 8ru9 Der &innl6be ioipis ins
nsrIi6e Yerlsbunsen.
Sie beiben 5lieger pareu erIt tur8s
3eit in Der 2uft aepeien, als lie be-
msrften, paB ettpds an Der Wui6Ine
niat in Srbnu6ng Tei, uub slei4 oa'
rauf Itiirste biefeI6e db. &apitGn Sabs
Tor, tpel6er felt stpei Ulonateu bier
als Snitrutteur fungirt bate, mar aIs
Dor5iigli6er eSliegsr bstannt. CT
itanlmte aus Brunforb, Conn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Ser Ypli5et : guperinten'
beat 8ebnplbs bon Sfetp
Orleans eri6pHem
3pei dnbere 9eamte t5bts
lid perpunoet.

Rem Orleans, 2. Qusuit.
Sames %. Rs1nolo, Der Supertntsns
bent beg poli5ei Departments Don
gRep OrleaRs, purbe pier am Dons
nsrifas BON Dem YOIisiften Serrence
MuIIen erI9ofen. glu9 Der poIBeis
aapitGn Gerrp UlulIen, Der ii6 in benz
Bureau bes Superinteubeuten befano,
.rbielt Spei auseln in bic 8ruit uno
9sorse 9anberoourt, Der Seiretdr beg
Supsrintenbentsn, srbisIt cine Sugsl
in ben aopf. geibe befinbeH iib in
tritiifem 3uitano.
Der goIi5iit puroe in ben aopf ees
i5oFsn unb feftgenommen, als er gu
enttOmmen perIu4te. Ct iaisn seiites=
ssitOrt gu Ieiu
e bicagoer Opern anger II
ertrunfen
gaISpiu, Wti6, .. glugliIt. -
9ie 9eid,e BON Sri. GoongeIine Bar
ron. eim 20 SABRE aIte Gbicagoer
SperniangeriIt, iDltroe am Gouners-
tag in ser IGbe 6es Sotpls in DEM
iie icit fiirf @ofcu geipobnt, ans
9allo geffaueruult. Sie rpuroe ieit
Gienitag pernlibt, mann oos Boot, in
Sem iie in Die Gee binaus gerlt6ert
mar, an elmer gefabrIiden SteIle ans
llfer trieb. slm 7ienitag mar ser
Zee uneetu0bnli9 rdub unb SRI.
Barron, Die nift idppinunen fonute,
pertano auh ipenis nit einem Boot
lmBugeben.
@pfferi5fs affGre.
5pIebo, O., 9. 9lue. Ser
Coroner uno bic poli5ei iu6sn bas
@ebtinrniB gu l0Isn, peI6es ben Sob
elmer unbetunntsn juuesn 5ruususs
perion urneibt. bsren 2eide IN .intuI
feinsn MGHneranSug geileibet, am
9cnnsrftos i'm Maume. ssIub eefunz
ben rpurbe. Cine on Der 9eide aes
funosue Roti3 sntbdlt bic Bite: rges
arabt mid ssrobe 70, ipit ic9 esfunben
perbe1.
On BEN Giirtel Der Qerfon mar ein
i&prts Gilnsepi9t befetigt. Die
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3ieSberin eines riiiii9en
NDnhen. GlpiterS
Bon Sauern Oelegaten
abgefeBt unb tns @ez
RI mania nehr

- ~ NC u Ot Z II u
abgefeBt unb tns @ez
fdngniB gebra8t.
ct. geters6urG 2. 2luguli.
Die Superiorin bss pitbpmst Slos
tiers in Der proOin3 BOronsI5 1T
entfi9rt unb pon bem Ratb Der
9auern 0elsgdtsu nn3 DOronei9
ins 9efdnsniB gebrd6t porbsn.
9us aloit:r beiiBt ausgebebnte
Sdnbereien, bic an gauern Oerpa5tet
Itno, bic aber na9 Der Rcrolution iiG
Deigerten, Raht3ins 3n 6e5ablen lutO
aud oos GaHo gu bearbeiten.
Die Superiorin ytira tabelte bic
gcuern pessn ibres Wongels an gas
triOtismus uRb orguniiirte bann elm
&orps bon Nonneu, bic anfingsn, bus
2dnb gu bearbeiten. Dies bate einen
beftigen 3uiammsnftub Sur JOlg,.
Die 9duern belnserten bic gaonnen In
elmer Steune, purben aber abgei3las
gen. Der Ratb Der 8uusru 9slegns
ten srtldrte borouf BIN bic Superioriu
Rina fir abg.isbt. sic tpsigsrte ii9
iebo9, bas 8loFer gu perlaFsn,
tuorauf Der RutE an6efabf, bab iis ses
tpaltidm entfernt iperben iole.
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Sie gtabt Singbam in
utab,
8eI6e gu 62 qrr3ent auss9lusIaus
bern befte5t,
gerlanst cine &euberuns in Der bors
tissH 2lusbebungs Waetbobe.

SGItaate GitD, Utah, 2. Gug.
Die Stdot Bingham uppeqirte ourd
ben prGTibenten bes bOrtigen @om@
mercial Club an bic 8uu0es regieruHg
um 9ilfs gesen etne, pie bic 9airgsr
Der StGbt sLdliben, bistriuriHtrenbe
9lusbebung, ba fonit bic Ggflteus DON
Bingham als MunisipuIttdt in Jrage
ssiteut isi. Bingham tpiiuf&t snta
peoer bds 8eriprs9eu, bob bic bon
tisen 9lusIdnber BON oen Ser. Stans
ten p6er ibrsu eisensn Regieritn8en
siuse5ossn perben ober baB cine Gsns
berung in Der Quote Der StGnt dnges
oronet perbe. Sn benz 2eIegrulnnt
beibt es, baB I'M anberen Sale uur
ipenige 9meritdner in Der Strbt Rbrig
bIeiben Diirbe, oa 62 Yrpse1tt Der Sc.
pOIteruug Der Stdot aus 4usIduberu
beite6en. Sm 9igbEanb Bop Diftrttt
ieien ipgar 81 PrOSent Der geppbnrer
GuslGnOer. Denn bieie ni9t gum
gtiIitdroienit berangesogen tpiirbsn,
10 perbs 10 Siemli9 ieOer 9lueritaner
I'M militdrpfIi9tigsn 2tlter in 8tn9z
ham einge5ogen tDerben, I'm bic erite
Quote III iteIIer.
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Mutos bes Gilbert RfeIag, 1120 Wain
Strabe unb bes Z. 2lIbert Sones,
2217 ct. SOnss aDenue, unb ipurben
bsioe fart bsiddbigt. gtielna uno
Jones fdmen unDerleBt bnpon.
8eim 0erfu9 an Der 2tIton
9fDenue nuf sineH 3ue Der Big Sour
8ubn gu fpriugen, fam Der as Sabre
alte Mafdinift SDfepb S6eDer aus
aOuisDils 10 unsliidIi6 su sgan, bab
er inter bic Rdber geristb, nobel inn
bic rehte 6dnb sermolmt fpurbe, tpGb.
rsno er aubsrbem @srlesungen am
Sopf 6nbOntrug. Der 9erunafiidte
tui;roe nod Dem it1otiidJen Soipital
aebrdht.
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Sic Eldae fit Die llebers
nabtre
Der seiammteu atnsritaniId)eu Oseuns
Sampfer perbsn in turSem be-
tannt ssmatt fperbsn.

Dofbington, 8. g., 2. aug.
Bon Der S9iffabrtss9ebDr nerben
in tur5m bic PIdne fiir bic llebers
nahms fdmmtli9sr umeritorrii9er
S5eon Sanpfer betdnnt eeeeben
Deroen. '8as Prngrumm ioIl als
gorbereitiins fir cine 8srsiubarung
Spif9en Der oneritanii6en uno Der
britii6en Rseierung Stpsds gemetns
i9uftIi9er aputrpIIs Der WeItf5tfis
tnhrt oiensn. Gs giebt Der Sdyiffs
fuhrts=8eb0rbe Sontro1e iiber be
O5edn Tra9troten BON dmeritdni.
fben S3iffen, uro susIei9 nirb cine
Raten Bats ouseedrbeitet tperhen,
peI9e Der Seitf<Gnns eines irlternos
tiondlsn Rutsn @qfems su Gruabe
aelegt iurrben fpu
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Observation-Disclosures
init GAG 8erpunoeten an
gor5 BEL SaIifarse.
itranoet.

SaIifaL3. g., 2. 9tugirit. Sim
9onneritng Diiroe>ungefiiubigt, oab
ein 0aHrpfer nit GAG pertpunoeterI
SoIoaten oil goro am MittipoA wd6-
ren0 6es gebels in Der geGbe 6es Sa.
lens geltranoet iei. Der 0nHEpier mar
nit boiler @ei6Utn6igteit in Die 6eI-
fru birteingefabreu. 3ie an goro @e.
fm6liden tpirScn aber in Siferbeit
gebrofTt trto in bas biefige Rarine.
Solpital iiberfiihrt. Gie 8eidsing be.
ftn6et ii6 nod on @oro. Ger 9anlpfer
bcfir6et fi1 IN fetuer iunnrittelbareu
@eiabr.
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Gen. 6arSipi6 reid]t cine
SDrlaee ein
0er5ufoge es BON ben Solbutsn Der
RutiOnalarmee feIbft GSAdugig
Tein foll.
% Tie na4 europa gs9eu poIIsn
0ber uift.

DafbiugtOn, .. G., 2. &ug.
Sendtor SaroDid bon Georsia, sl'
nsr Der SenatoreH, bic IN isber mDglis
den Detis bus Strnftriptton = 9eies
betdurpft babeu, rei9ts am DisHitas
i'm Senat cine @orIaee Elm, ber5ufoIs
se bic 3uitimmnns eines ieben Soibds
ten, Der IN bic QatiOnal|armee einges
rei9t ptrb, erlaugt perbsn muB, ebe
sr mad europa in ben arisg gei9idt
perben lam. Die 9orlage tDurbe on
bos &Ommitte fur NiIitdraugcLsgens
bitten perpiefen.
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Gexer.

- Dibreno Gbos. gusringer. 6
Weit GinOIsb StrdBe. seitern 4beno
i'm aeller ietnss Saiifts bic GnsIeis
tlina dugss1srn ipOIlts, begins er bic
llnDorii4tisteit. cine asr5e sur Be
Isu6tuna Su benubsn. Gs eutftolS
pubur6 cine grplciion nit Habfols
ssibem beusr, bas iebo9 sel6fht purs
be. ehe es nennsnsipsrthen Saaoen
anriften tonnte.
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Iaufen mar. bierberssbra6t nurbe,
ipO Is iHtsrnirt If, finb aug Dem Boo.
te bsraiissenommen unb ins bieIigs
Warine4Grfenal gebru9t fporben.
Die Sffiaiere bes beutf9en Bootes
finb IN einem 6otel nnter9ebradt
iporben pGbreno bic Wlonnf6atteli
auf einen I'm 5afen lisgsrben &utter
gebraht iuurben.
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MnfdHr.

- Bm. aaiier, 1875 Stats Ibs..
iptirbe all Der 8. Strnbe, nnbe Spbr.
non bem 9luto bes- MiIIiam Sia. 334
Meft 5. Strabe. astroffen uno srlitt
fd.%rsbdfte, iebc6 unstfdbrIide @ere
Issuneer. bic tr fib in einer nnbeges
lssensn erpotbete SstanbeIn lisb.
- I'm Der girbert glpe. unb aotrift
Strabe tnIIibirtsn gdtern abtnS bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
5ieixe YeIiseina@rid,ten.

= eouis Steigieber, 2133 gacs
Ctr, ipurbe duf Dem GOneb Sslano
Werftboot. ipdbretb' er auf BEN Abs
gang einss Dampfsrs Dartsts, pon
$41.50 bsitoblen.
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"a Maitm
9 on B % fasungoes 3 a m
piers 80 0 tnnn bermikt

piers w otano oermiBt.
Sonoon, 2. sIneuit. 9as bieiige
oneritaniife aonililat fii1oigte am
Gonneritcg an, baB "a @ionn pom Der
2esasung oes anlerifenii6en 0am.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

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S6iffe fir ben transatlaHtti9eH
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psrben gum srOBen S9eIs neutrals
uno iapanifdbe Shfffe einnebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Hsntid,.am. etastserbanS.

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aler Gelegnteil i,n6 giil5elnlitglieoer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
EIetkta.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

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bab bic Don Der Rssieruns seisBte
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
SOME BURROUGHS TO
BE GRANTED CHRISTMAS.

Washington, Dec. l7.-Secretary
Baker today denied reports that com
nanding officers at camps and can
tcnnaents have been orderei to refuse
granting of Christmas flu :'oughs.
They were told, however. he said, to
discourage the granting Of unusual
numbers of furloughs at the holiday
time.
The chief reason given for the or
der is that transportation facilities of
the country have been taxed to their
utmost and it is felt that to send the
great numbers of men home from
camps for Christmas would be too
heavy a burden. It is also stated
that the training Of the men might
be seriously affected if many were
absent.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
BooTH-WHITTLE WEDDING
IN COLUMBIA THURSDAY

Wilmington, N. Carolina.Dec. g.
Mr.. j. w. Booth, of the Star me-
chanical force stole a march on his
friends Thursday afternoon, and slip
ped away to Columbia and where he
was married to Miss Veo Whittle, of
that city. The ceremony was per-
formed in the pastorium Of the first
Baptist church, Rev. Mr.. Denham,
officiating. The bride is native of
Columbia, and was a student at the
Columbia College for Women. The
groom is originally from Aiken S. G.,
but for the past several months has
been connected with The Star, coming
here from The State. For the pres
ent they will make their home at the
Wilmington Hotel.-Wilmington Star
Mr.. Booth is well known in Lexing
ton, where he made his home for
about two years, being connected
with the Lexington Dispatch and The
Lexington News. He is a capable
and energetic young man of sterling
character and the girl who won him,
is indeed fortunate He has a large
circle of friends here who wish him
happiness and prosperity.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
ME ms ACQUITTED
ON MURDER CHARGE

Concord, N. c., Dec. 17.-Gaston
B. Means was acquitted here yester
day of the murder of Mrs. Maude A.
King, wealthy widow of New York,
whose business affairs he had hand
led. The case went to the jury last
night at Z o'clock and as Presiding
Judge Cline had ruled that verdict
might be rendered on Sunday, the
Jurors sent for him today and re-
turned the verdict shortly after 10
o'clock. .....,
After the foreman of the jury had
formally pronounced the verdict of
"Not guilty" counsel for Means asked
the court if it had any other charges
against Means. Judge Cline replied
there was none and Means was given
his freedom for the first time since
last September, when 'he%was arrest
ed on a warrant charging him with
having shot the woman, who met
death near here in August. Means
always asserted she shot herself acci
dentally.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
DEATH OF MRS. SOX

Mrs. Charlotte sox, wife Of Le-
muel Sox, one Of the oldest and most
highly esteemed residents Of the F.
manuel Church section. died at her
home on Sunday morning, following
lingering illness of more than one
years duration. Mrs. SIX was more
than 70 years of age and had lirec
in the immediate locality for all the
years of her existence. Size leaves
her aged husband and five children,
the Rev. Charlie J. Sox, Of this town
Messrs. Jesse and Julian Sox and TWO
daughters.
For many years the deceased was
a devoted member Of Emanueps hu-
theran church, and until her health
declined she was regular attend
ant upon all church services.
The funeral will be conducted from
Enanuels church at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning by the Rev. j. Albert
Cromer, after which the body will
be laid to rest in the cemetery near
by.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
AMERICAN TROOPS
HIGHLY COMMENDED

With the American Army in France
"A number of we'll known war cor
respondents of important French
newspapers have visited the Amerl-
can troops and followed the lines OF
communication from the sea to the
advanced camps. After interview
ing Gen. Pershing, who expressed
to them his unalterable confidence
in an allied victory, the Journalists
summarized their impressions in the
following statement:
eve have come to a striking real
ization of American power. We have
the fullest confidence in the aid
which Americas army will render
US and we are more than ever con-
vinced of victory: We have been
struck particularly. by the brother
hood in arms of Americans and Fren
chmen, and. nothing rejoices us more
than the vigor, high spirits and en-
thusiasm of our, allies from over
seas"
The party made long visit to a
camp of former national guardsmen
where they partook Of the soldiers
mess. They also visited and had
long talks with the troops returned
from the trenches, especially those
who were wounded.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1917-12-19
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
DURING FREEZE

"Tuck" Warning, a well known
negro transfer driver Of Lexington,
narrowly escaped death on Sunday
night while enroute to the Depot
While going down the long hill on
Depot Street, the car sliped on the
ice and turned completely over be-
side the roadway. Fortunately the
driver was not pinned beneath the
machine, and other than the top to
the machine, it was not injured. She,
iff Miller's transfer car also turned
over with the driver on Monday morn
ing completely demolishing a por-
ton of the machine, but the driver
was unhurt.