davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
Alleged Check Flasher Wanted.

CAMP MEADE. Admiral. Md, Decem-
be. 21-Col. William T. Rodgers. head
of :he military police of the camp, has
requested Marshal of Police Carter of
Baltimore to arrest man who gives
the name of Lieut.. r. E. Chapman and
claims to be attached to the 310th Field
Artillery. The soldier police assert
that the man has passed many bogus
checks on the various regimental can
teens here and also in Baltimore
stores. 1t is believed that the check
passer is the same man that has
operated in other cantonments through
out the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21

family are equipped with musical horns
and play tunes as they dash through the
streets. The inventor Of the horns. an
old man, dreamed of a fortune and pre-
sented the first horn to the kaiser. 1t
was accepted and the inventors hopes
scared high. He was summoned before
the kaiser, who informed the aged man
that the invention was SO well liked
that IT would be used only on royal cars.
A bit OF trumpery was the only reward
the broken-hearted inventor received.
american English" is declared to be
, west of Ireland English by students
who have compared the American and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAMINATION
OF candidates for license to practice medicine
and surgery IN the District of Columbia will be
held january s. 1918 For information address
the Secretary. Board of Medical Examiners,
wsshir0fon G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
DR.. I. C. Stone Heads Surgeons.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. December Ill.,
DR.. Isaac c. Stone of Washington Wa
elected president and Baltimore was
selected as the next meeting place ae
the final session of the annual convsn-
ton OF the Southern Surgical Associa-
tion here yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
Lieut.. Miller Wounded in Action.

First Lieut.. Samuel Miller of the
Medical Officers Reserve Corps, at
tached to the British forces, was slight
ly wounded in a recent action, accord
ing to a report from Gen. Pershing. His
mother. Mrs. Ida Miller, lives at Lake
Vile Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
FALL IN!
BY h. p. DAWSON.

lCAhlIu1a 6ou NEoes Wa SunHSAAis
This II message of the Ameri-
can Red Crosss
For our country's sake; for our
boys sake; most Of all for our
own sake. you need to Join and to
be ono Of MS in the great task OF
humanity which President Will
son has outlined ms the scope Of
Red Cross service.
To the 1--WE million members
working Loyalty with us today
STAND BY THE COLORS!
To the ten or fifteen million
members who will join us before
Christmas eve-FALL IN!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
soule Auxiliary Still Leads.

Mrs H B. Soule's auxiliary yesterday
again headed the sixty-five auxiliaries
who are competing with one another
daily Mrs. Soule's group chalked up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-21
English way Of speaking.

Tea. when It Is to be obtained at an
sells for more than $50 pound in Bers
lin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Niemcy w~zburzeni.

Czasopisma berlinsko wieden,
skie przepeinione So atakami ma
Polakow, Z powodu godnego "a,
chowania sic Koia parlamentarne,
60 polskiego w Wiedniu. ,,Loka
Anzieger" pisze, IL Polacy sta.
wiaja coraz bardziej p~rzesadzo'
ne zadania. 49,. DO chca ola PolsIj
ME tylko Gdahska i ujScia Wisly
ale nawct... Galicyi i Socyalisty,
czny ,,Nolkszeitung" wychodzacy
W Chemnitz doszedi juz do calko-
witej przeciwko nam, polakom,
wscickloSci:
,,Jezeli Polacv - pisze ten Pc,
stepowy organik - ME zaprzesta-
ma Stawiac zadan przesadzonych
monarchie centralne odwroca sic
Cd Mich H.. oddadza ich W rece
e. .Rosyan"...
Ma TAXA mute zaczynaja juz
spiewac navel niemieccy socyali-
sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Aresztowanie ks. prof,
Trzeciaka.

w kohcu sierpnia 1915 r, W
dzienniku ,,Berliner Tagleblatt'
nieznany autor ogiosit dane 0 IA
talnem po{ozeniu jehcow .wojen--
nych Niemc6w. PREY budowie ko-
lei Murmanskiej / Oionieckiej.
Artykul wywarl W Niemczech
wielkie wrazenie.
w generalnym sztabie rosyj-
skim zaurwazono, re artykul Bel
Tagebl." jest niemal dosiownym
przekiadem memoryaiu, zlozone--
go wladzom przez ksiedza S
Trzeciaka, profesora Piotrogro-
dzkiej Katolickiej Akademii Du,
chownej. Dane o pololeniu jeh,
COW ks. prof. 'Trzeciak zebral, Oh,
wiedzajac jehc0w jake duchowny
Pc ustaleniu autorstwa artyku-
lu, dano rozkaz aresztowania ks
prof. Trzeciaka, ktory przyznal
sic do autorstwa ,artykuiu, zaz,
naczajac, re kierowal sic wylacz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
lie CelOwaf.

- PowieGzialem jej matce, re wy
glada tax miodo, jak jej corka.
+ Sadie, re musiaio sic to sta
rel %podobac.
TAX, ale p%ozbawilo mnie jej
rHrki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Stacye ~RekrutaCyj0e
W Chicago.

Ponizei podane So stacye rekruta-
cytne W Chicago, W kt6rych ochotni-
cy moga sic zaciqgna6 do wojska re-
gularnego, marynarki Tub milicyi sta
noweji
ARNHA
SIG South State nj.
Il South Canal ul.
col West Madison uI.
73 West Van Buren, ul.
40 North Fifth ave.
9S4 Milwaukee ave. (Polska Stacya
Domu Zied. p. r. Ky
1904 East Ninety-sccond III.
MARYNARKA.
621 South State III.
100 North Fifth ave.
$50 South Dearborn vi.
63o2 South Halsted I'll.
KORPCs MARYNARsKI.
62S South State ~.
3 Fast Harrison ul,
milwaukee ave. 1 Cicero ul.
60 West Madison ul.
10 South Canal ul.
1e9 West Van Buren, nj.
484 South State ul.
REZERWY MARYNAR1.
,. S. Commodore. State ul. most.
GWARDYA NARODOWA.
1szy pulk piechoty - Michigan ave.
s1esnasta I'll.
2gt nulk piechoty - 1868 West Me.
Olson ul.
7my pulk piechoty - 34O1 Went
worth ave.
smy pulk plechoty - 1917 Forest
ave.
1szy pulk kawaleryi - 1880 North
Clark I'll.
Xorpus inzynier6w - 1855 Lincoln
ave-, Tub so2 South Clark ul.
eai battalion, 1szy pulk artyleryi sta"
novel, Lasalle 1 Monroe ul.
Raterya G. 116 South Michigan ave-
Baterya b, 1855 lincoln ave.
Baterye d 1 e, S~tockyards Pavilion.
Kompania A, korpus sygnaio"y, zoos
W. Madison ul.
szpital polny, kompanie I 1 2, -
1917 South Michigan eve,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
CLOS z zlelnT LIE mSKle.
Dnia 2Ogo kwietnia zacz2l

Dnia Pogo kwietnia zaczal W
Chelmie wychodziG dwutygodnik,
Clos Ziemi Chelmskiej',>poswle
cony ,,sprawom narodowym'. "
pierwszym numerze znajdujemy
nastepujQce oSwiadczenie redak-
CYL: Clos Ziemi ChelmSkiej" IL
kazywal sic peryodycznie Cd roku
1909, wydawany konsPiracyjnie,
gdyz stal ma gruncie idei niepod-
legioSci, a wbrew wszelkim tat
szom biurokracyi rosyjskiei wy
kazywal niezbicie polskoSt tel
ziemi. Jakkolwick dis skiad re-
dakcyi jest inny, a warunki ule-
giy gruntownej zmianie, uwaza--
my "a Siuszne nawiazat, W imie
wspolnej idei, mic niero2erwalnel
ca}oSci ! tradycyi i ola tego wy
dajemy mr.. A naszego pisma."
Pierwszy numer nGlosu" PREY
nosi miedzy innemi nastepujace
ciekawe informacye: P. t. ,,Impro
wizoryczny ukrainizm" ,,Glos"
pisze:
w niejaki czas pc ustaleniu
znanej odpowiedzi 200 obywatell
ziemi ~chlmskiej ma lwowskie IL
chwa}y ukraihcow ziozono do c.
i k. komendy obwodowej w Chez
mie podanie zaopatrzone ,az" Is,
podpisami z zadaniem otwarcia
szkoly ukraihskiej W Cheimie.
,yG}os' rozpatruje podpisy "a,
mieszczone pod ia petycya i wska
Euie, IL ten ukrainizm, che}mSki
Jest importowanym, sztucznym
ME majacym zadnych rzeczywi-
stych podstaw w Cheimie. Arty-
hu4 odno5ny kohczy YG+os" ma
Stepujaca uwaga;
" narodem rusihskim walk
ME pragniemy; przectwnie, Viva
Fanny, re istnieja ePrawy wielNe,
kt6re mogiyby W przyszioSci wy
tworzyS wspolnoSG interesow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
zamkniecie UniW8rsytetu Pc.
IiteChniki " WarSzaWie.

General Won Bescler zamknQ.
Uniwersytet / Politccnnike W
Warszawie. Jest to fakt niezmier,
ME doniosly, DO swiadczaCy, Il
Austroniemcy zrywaja z dotych-
czasowa obiudq i u~dawaniem, re
zrywajq pod wpiywcm stanow~
czego, otwartego wyPowiedzcnia
sic spoieczcistwa polskicgo pre-
ciwko nicpohskiej komedyi, cd,
grywanej przez pruskoaustryac-
kich agentow = prowokatorow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Metropolita ~Szeptycki.

,,Gazeta Polska" donosi pod
data II maja st. stylu go maJa) ;
w ciagu ubiegiych ~czterech dni
bawii w Moskwie JE. Metropo,
lita ks. Andrzej hr. Szeptycki.
Metropolita lwowski obrzadku
grecko-katolickiego odprawil W
niedziele uroczysta Msze Sw,
Spiewana w kosciele ma Gruzi-
mach, W poniedziaiek zaS W kos
ciele Sw. Piotra ! Pawia PREY zaui.
Milutynskim.
Podczas Mszy Sw. wiele osob
katolikow Rosyan obrzadku uni
ckiego przystepowaio do Komu-
nil Sw. pod dwoma postaciaml.
Do Mszy Sw. asystowali metropo-
licie ksieza unici-Rosyanie Eusta-
chy Susalow i Mikoiaj Toistoj.
w niedziele poposudniu, liczna
deputacya Tow. Ukraihskiego W
Moskwie odwiedziia metropolite.
PoSr6d przedstawicieli Ukrain--
cow z kt6rych wielu by}o W stro-
jach narodowych, byli rowniez O.
ficerowie roznych rang.
w poniedziafek d. Is I'm. JE.
ks. Metropolita wyjechal do Pho
trogrodu, skad Pojedzie via
Stockholm do Rzymu, gdzie ma
bye mianowany kardynaiem, po-
czem powroci do Lwowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Rabuukowa g~ospodar.
ka Niemcow.

Pred okupacya Krolestwa,
wydatki roczne miasta Warsza--
Wv wynosiiy okoio II milionow
rubli. obecnie wynosza okolo As
milionow rubli.
Z tel sunny 81 milionow stano-
WHY W r. 1916 wydatki nadzwy--
c~zajne, spowodowane wypadkami
vehement.
Powazniejsze pozycye tych wy
datk6w So nastepujace; Pomoc
dla ludnoSci 1887 ,979 rb., dosta-
WV nakazane ola wiadz okupacyj-
nych 4,26O,OO0 RIB, wypiaty rezer-
vision 3,155,OOo rb,, utrzymanie
zalogi niemieckiej 1,790,449 RIB.
DodaG nalezy. re dochody z tram
waj6w i moncpolow, bedacych W
reku wladz ME wpiywaja do ka-
sy miejskiej, a So ~pobierane ma po-
krycie ciezarow naiozonych przez
panstwo ma miasto.
G}osna kleska chwili obecnej
lest zastoj zycia ekonomicznego
i bieda ogolna w zwiazku z dro-
zyzna artykulow spozywczycli.
Jezeli przyjmiemy, re podrozenie
srodkow pierwszej potrzeby wy
nosi tylko 80 kop. dzrennie ma o.
sobe to PREY 900, 900 mieszkahc6w
stolicy wynosi okolo 100 milo
row rubli rocznie. Jest to suma,
kt6rs ludnosc miasta piaci krajo-
wi i pahstwu (Niemcom), jake
nadwyzke "a srodki zywnosciowe
przewaznie bedace przedmiotem
monopolow.
Oprocz kosztow powstaiych ?
nakazu kwaterunku i dostaw
przymusowych, miasto zostalo
obciazone podatkami, dotyczace-
mi urzedow pahstwowych i kra-
jowych.
Wtadze okupacyjne, objawszy
w swe zawiadywanie gmachy
panstwowe, obciazyly remontem
kase miejska. Rowniez urzadze--
ME i wyekwipowanie blur ola
wfadz ogolno krajowych spadlo
ma bark Warszawy. Urzadzenie
sadow r6wniez polecone zostalo
zarzadowi miejskiemu stolicy,
Ponadto wiadze okupacyjne ma
lozy}y ma miasto urzadzanie WIG
zieh, in~stytucyi og6lno-pahstwo--
wych jak: poczta, telegraf, biurs
paszportow, urzedy podatkowe,
drogi zelazne ftp. przynoszace do
chod panstwu. A wreszcie wy
datki ma rodziny nezerwist6w, e.
merytow i byiych urzednikow
rosyjskich. r..
w sprawie wyliczonych wye
kosztow zwr6cono sic do wladz
okupacyjnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Prey obiedzic.

Zona: - ChCialabym sic Zapisac
ma czlonkinie do Stowarzyszenia
Przyjaci6i Pokoju; sadie, re ME be-
dziesz temu przeciWny.
MAJ: (odsuwajac Cd siebie ia
lerz z przypalona p~ieczenia): - Sko
70 sobie tego zyczycz kochanie.. 800.
ale wed}ug mego zdania, k~orzystniej
by{oby moze, gdyby$ sic p~rzylaczy{a
do jakiego Stowarzyszenia przyja--
ci6{ek =. kuchni -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
NaSZe dZieci.

" pokoju liczni goScie. Nagle, wy
pada siedmioletni synek PAM domu
i krzyczy:
- Mamo, mamo. Wujcio podaro-
wal mi m~ikroskop. (szk}a p~owieksza-
jace przedmioty), mole masz pchle
PREY sooie?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Nalezv Z togo scrdcczni;

Nalezy I togo scrdecznic sig
cieszyt, jest W tenn BOWEN doku-
ment niezbity, re Gala Polska jcs;
dis ~przejeta jcdnem Swietcm pra-
gnieniem, dazacem ME tylko do
niepodlegioSci, lccz do zjednoczc-
MIA wszystkioh ziem polskich a
vice wypedzcnia re swych gra--
mic plugastwa austroniemicckie-
90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
Zary.
rroIba,

Pewna PAM ME chciaia dentyScie
zap}acic "a zeby, mimo proSb / grozh.
Wtedy d~entysta TAX do niej napiSal:
.,Ogiosze W gazetach na%stepujace
og}oszenie: Tanio do sprzedania jest
nova szczeka, kt6ra MONA ogladaG
W uStach PAM T."
"a dwie godziny juz mial pienia-
DE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
IOCika dziCcka.

SzeScioletni Tomek zaczyna sic u
bieraC sam.
Dlaczego przewracasz ponczo-
szke ma druga strone - pyta go
matka.
DO ma prawej jest dziura -
brzmi oGpowiedz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
P'Otega przyZwycZajenia.

- Woiciechu. a ola czegoz to po-
bi}eS zone sasiada, coz CT * wini}a
kobieta%
- Prose- pana, ona mnie mic ME
zawiniia, tylko. re bedacy wdowcem
julem dawno ME bill baby, vice tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

bez przyzwyczajenie chciaiem, zeby
mi z wprawy ME wysSfo. BIO ME dlu-
go chce sic znowu zenic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

Sledztwo W tel sprawie prowa-
dzi sztab piotrogrodzkiego okre-
gu wojennego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

wszystkie bezprawne zakusy zde-
maskujemy i odeprzemy bez-
wzglednie, chotby czyniony przez
mas ha}as stokrotnie wzni6sl sic w
potege."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

As her rejoInder 20 the American
embargo on gold exports, Mexico has
given notice that she would refuse
American paper money rendered ia
payment to the Mexican government
after today, Oct. /. This seems q not
wrongful act, though scarcely q graci-
Gus one in a country SO closely con-
nected with America as Mexico is. The
further provision of the same decree.
prohibiting expectation Of gold coin,
bars or ores. VIII cause rather more
surprise since Mexico is naturally Q
gold exporting country.
What plans CarraUZa and his adj
visers may have we can only guess.
That they are making energetic ef-
forts to give the country d new and
sound money system is known Gold
at the present moment stands far be-
low its parity with other metals and
commodities. owing to war finances. It
is the ideal time to build mp a gold
currency, If a country can corner a
supply of the metal that is at once so
unprecedentedly cheap ana so tantal-
lzIngly scarce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01
PEITALnO POPULAR
AS SUMMER RESORT

Felta.b0 China. This summer Fa-
s0rJ oh tire coast north Of TIent in
probably VIII DE one of the most pop
ular canters IRA China for Germans
and Aust-taus during the continuation
OF the war.
Many prominent Germans from
Shanghai TianJsiu. Picking and other
important cities In North China, have
summer homes at Pe.tajho. Since Ger
man business has been practically
stopped by the war most of the Ger
mau families owning property in Pei
faiho. have arranged to convert their
sumner homes into winter residences
as we'll and viii remain here through
cut the year
The German legation has a large
summer home and barracks here.
where q number Of interued sailors
are living. A band and orchestra has
been organized and the Germans have
prepared 10 have varied community
life here throughout the winter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01
Sick Headache.

E@E&H &A%G Nt4 &ElF@s
r.s. .....-- .s-.s---s.-,. ~
2, 'o0ig -1s s.-...-.-.+s, 1900
el0E 49,.
~ t4s -ailil 80 -..--.-z..-
u '.-1 -.
80 III. ~, .,,.--,.,1v 80 n e,,,5:l,
be- erflartfr seizures - o7o fvne or
another while sorae other member of
fba fas1ftv u.ffl suffar with ger5oafc
r.,f,-,.s5r.g .s.s,,,rr. po+b diseases seem
-, -~asor,+ ,...,.5sf5,[. ,,stsegr,s-... ,,ata-
~, e., e.-r5es,, III .5.s.asa Is discover
sI'7o r.ast rr,e+,ta,, roth diseases have
an aura or vysrrfna some neon tar
sensation 0r feeling b. which the vie
I'm, 5-nrygs ! -afgfra r. fr7nninenf
"A se4I on wv az one o' l.5e lsl1
Hloat amer lez1i s'i5loi44 ana 7u1 es5slls
li!ooliee4 1lle ,lsIo cry on " llas -.e
'eiie 'ei iIs e9,se - ep-lel7s .lsiiiis p
q nacttfus "h3'A h9iiiiai - INFANTS 1.Ae
lllestlflai tta. OF -L55H anu i' il
gu gu " ~ p 10 l0U ln.o ~ oloo1
~ we 4llCI easeu pi7as'5 ~ tHe lples
1lue @1lgn Adppens 10 re parity on
structea by some Elhk e. adhesion or
short ne surgeon baIiaVad ma inta.-
final stasis was q 7,sljal oanea of emf
IeDfie eaizuras and tA{s baifof r-,., -.
result of several Incidents I'm onara-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

"@f&Ft tE"Hs@ tTitai lakes.
nave heard mat there IS more g0i-
Ire among the people living near tae
Great Lakes than IN other parts of the
country II this rs So can YOU assign
any explanation MRS A i. G..
An7"e5lJ is true Some physL-
eIaha 9etieVe e rs due 90 some element
lie the drinking water, and they urge
liial az the drinking water should be
boiled as preventative measure
ssaiAal Soitfe- am unable te explain
WhE There is such a large quantity
Of ige in natural foods like milk.
cheese, wheat. etc. that il seems diff
cum 10 aftrlpute the preFa }eace Of
goitre IN this region TO lime in the
drinking water
What he Blood Is Counted For.
What does blood count deter
nine A. Fl b
AosWer-It determines the number
Of red corpuseles per cubic uHIimeter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

invest his surplus funds and az the
same time DO &c effective turn in help
ing Il permanently upbuild his home
city. for the development ~ the com
muntgy cant help but add TO the value
Of bfs own possessions as well as those
Of his neighbora.
The Davenport organization, which
is composed Of citizens who are willing
10 devote some Of their time 10 com
muuity welfare. maintains an Office
where ali desirable information NAV
he obtained Il you own q home and
want TO build a new one, but sou
haven't the capital with which 10
realize vour ambitions. you are pro
vtded with the funds you need At
least you are advanced a sufficient sum
70 enable you - 60 ahead with your
underts king The local organization
wilI see You through Your old home
Sc assured q tenant the day you vacate
81 to live liz your new home Or, If you
prefer you can remain In your old
home and rent Iour new one That Is
for sou 70 determine. The purpose of
The Davenport campaign is TO get
more houses in that city.
The newcomer is also welcome TO
share in the community development.
n he has steady Job and wants to
locate permanently the organization
helps him 20 acquire lot and erect q
home, which he can pay for on the i'm
staIimeut plan with an interest charge
that is fair. The home building organ
izatf0u has been formed 10 help those
who want to go ahead themselves. and
not for the purpose of hampering them
through excessive interest charges
The aim IS 30 make the city bigger
and better place IN which to i've II is TO
ne hoped that Rock Island, Moline and
East Moline viii take hold and pro
mote some movement that viii bring
the results that they are getting N
Davenport. The thousands Of men that
have been brought here from other
cities, and those that viii come in ia
ture. must be comfortably housed. If
they are not taken care Of they viii
not remain here The object i'm caring
for them is TO induce them 20 become
permanent residents, for there viii all
ways be plenty Of work for them in
this great industrial locality.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01
Pacihsts In Russia.

imagine IL you can. an American
crowd standing in front OF the war
department building iu Washington
and staging a demonstration Of joy
oYer the fall of Boston and its seizure
by o German army. The Imagination
simply rejects the thought as ride
ulous.
Yet. according 70 an Associated
Press dispatch from Stockholm. an
American recently arrived from Pet
rograd asserts that mob Of Rus
slams, "Bolsheviki' celebrated the
fan OF Riga in a b0isterous manner in
front of the Russian war office with
out hindrance from the government
The "Bolsheviki" be 1T known, are
tile Russian pacifsts literally sprin-
killed. with paid German agents, whose
business it is 70 force Russia 20 q sep
arate peace.
Small wonder that the pacihst is
being looked upon wish growing dis
trust in every allied country L.
seems 10 be their business 10 play
into the hands of the central powers.
to become as pacifst as their name
when the Teutons are winning and
as militant as she kaiser himself when
German arms are weakening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01
L h e ID ally
IA
Short Story

airline had broken their engagement
because David had given up q spleu-
ala position TO Join the army He
had given no reason for his desire
10 become q soldier save that he had
"huaeh. At least that had been
DaWd.s way of putting IT,
But the bunch. as David slauEina-
IS expressed 81. had been q force So
strong that he had been quite unable
to resist It's urge Something. some
thread OF destiny. had drawn him from
his exceptionally remuueratIFe posi-
ton and tied him firmly into the arm
So David went his way I'm khaki and
Airline continued her li5e missing
David far more than she had reck-
oned ON. 4 year or two dragged past
airline found one or two men whom
she accounted friends but from time
To time she compared them with ua-
Eid and found them lacking She was
not aware that she was aomparine
them with David and would have
se0rued herself fer it, David had ae-
liberataly left her TO Join the army
and she did not even know that Der
arstWhiia sweetheart WAS uo# Liau-
tenant David Cornwall
war began blasting IT'S horrible wav
in Europe before airline realized THAI
soldering was noble calling She
knew, too, that should America 5otn
the conflict She would want more than
anything in the world 10 be iu posi-
tion TO help her country and its brave
men
Not knowing that She too. was The
victim of hunch she went 10 one OF
The great New York hospitals and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

issued a statement that IL has learned
that German spies are placed aboard
American merchant ships for the pur-
pose OF betrayiHg them in the sub
marine zone The society finds that
there is not sufficient restrictions en-
forced in hiring crews for vessels and
it is no harder TO get job of this
kind now than it was before the VS..
It is recommended, and the idea ought
TO be needed, that none but members of
the naval reserve he employed for
manning merchant vessels
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

His Excellency Enver Pasha. war
minister OF the Ottoman empire. is said
to have had a ceremOnious and most
satisfactory interview with that grand
old Turk. Field Marshal Won linden
burg at the great German headquac-
tiers one evening last week. Evidently
more trouble is brewing for Belgium
ma Armania
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

Engllshmen are excited because the
statue Of Lincoln to be erected IN
Abbey is so homelv.
America long since learned to Judge
Lincoln by his deeds and character,
not his looks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

President Wilson Is to be asked to
umpire the dispute between the milk
producers. distributors and consumers
in the ST Louis zone a tribute to
the presidents love of Justice trib-
ute To his well-known capacity for pa
thence, but an imposition upon a busy
man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-01

Chautauqua IS to have a hand in the
patriotic educational campaign ap-
proved by the president If Swiss bell
ringers or yodIers are engaged to fill
out programs. Will Germany count that
q violation Of neutrality by the Alpine
rem hIie7