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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
= .

Ealozona kilka tygodni temu' ma
Nlodziankowie Spoke P~olyczkoWa
Nova Gwiazda Polski''. Z dniem al
s;eiszvm gotowa juz jest do zroOi'-
MIA ~pierwszei ~pozyczki. P~osiedzenia
teize sp6lki odbywaja sic W Kazoa
srode wicczorem W sail OBJ. k~recnn'"-
ka mar, ulic Noble i Huron.
w sklad zarzadu nowo z|ato~o"eJ
sn6Iki wchodza: Michat LewandoW-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

W koScielc Sw. SzcLepana. Ks. dr..
Aleksy G0rski pObiOgOSlaw;I zwia--
eek m~allcuSki PM Marry KulCzyk Z
p. Ludwikiem Ruckim. POdczaS cere-
mont ma organach przygrywa} orga-
nista Szczepanowa. p. Netzel. Pc Stu
bic Odbyla sic kolacya W hotelu Nor
rison. Pr. Ruccy zamieszkaja pnr.
SAT No. Carpenter nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
NOWY REID Ma LONDYN,

Londyn. 26. wrzeSnia. - Mem
cy wczoraj w nocy nowy reid pu-
Scili ma miaSto: pociski niemieckic
zabi}y szeSc osob, a szesnaScie po-
kaleczyly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

vie zbiora sic ma podworzu szKol--
nom O godzinie 100 wieczorem / ma
sale udadza sic lin grcmio''.
= =
Smiertelnie pokalecGOny przez au-
tomohiI. kt0rym kierowat karol L.
Orr. 1864 f. 57ma ul., wczoraJ po-
poIudniu zostal szeScio-letni b. Sc
reczko. $500 So. Green III. Orr u
trzymuje. &c chlopczyk podlccia' pod
maszyne: zabral go do szpitaIa Hu'i-
man. gdzie umarI W kilka gOdzln po1
nici. AutomobiIistG areszto"ano'
y q q
Choir Warszawiak6w, mr.. 96 HWlaz
ku Spiewak0w Polskich, grupa l'''
\ p, w przyszla %nied2lcIe VIE
cy,rom urzadza drugi roczny kon--
cert " sail H]jcdnoczcnia !. Il. ~
mar Augusta vi. i milwaukee, ave-
p,rzatok q codzinie $50 Wie"zorem.
{, & q
Oskariony % zamordowan'e S"cJ
lonv ! ohecnie Hnaidujacy SIC PoA
taucva $l5.oO0.oO Micha' S'kora'
= East Chicago. ponownic areS"loNa
ny zostal wc1oraj oskarzo"H poH'
valauic swej oSmnasto-letnleJ colce
.Julii. sprzedawania trunkow %o'n'e-
rom C6rka stawiOna 2OStata ~"
kaucva $4,000. a ujciec pod Nau'
EVA 100000. SikOra cd kllku '''
nrowadzi szynkownie. W oSta'hi'h
kilku dniach rzadowi agencl are'N'o-
wall wie'u szynkarzy oskarzohych .
sprzedawanie trunk0w %otnler|oii
znaidu,Jacym sic W obo5ie W ra''
Chicago.
q . .
Ma wczorajszem p~osiedzenlu No'-
- ,-a- no StaniSlaWOWl6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
ZWATYKANU.

Rzym, 26. wrzeSnia. - Oficyal-
ME zaPrzeczono. izby Papiez Be
uedykt nova note pokoJowa opra-
cowywai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

uchwalono zakupiG sto bilet6w ma
Wiecz6r RozmaitocSi, kt6ry sic Cd
bedzie w auditorium Sw. Stanistawa
Kostki W srode SGD pazdzlernika. -
Bilety te otrzymaja cz(onkowie dar-
mo.
q . .
Do wczorajszej rezolucyi Grupy
Pierwszci Ij]cdnoczcnia kapianow
PoIskich w Amcrycc zakradia sic o.
mvIka zecera. w rezOlucyi podano,
IN " Stanach Zjcdnoczonych jest
$500 polskich ~kap'anow zamiaS'
800. -
o =
Nieideutyfikowany mezczyzna ma
icchany i prawdopodobnle Smlertel-
ric nokalcczony zostai wczoraj popo-
,udniu przez tramwai linii Harrison
ulicy, pred domcm pnr' "'lo west
Harrison. Ranncgo ambulansem po-
Iicyinym zabrano do S1pitala po"ia-
tOwCgO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
EXT IRA!
NOVA BITWA WE FLAN-
DRYI.

Londyn, 26. wrzeSnia. An
glicy wznowili atak peno-liniowy
we Flandryi, w okolicy Ypres;
wojska angielskie czynia postsp
bardzo dobry; jakkolwiek dotad
niema szczegoiowych %raportow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
NOTATKI
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKIE.

Popularity wsr6d mlOd5i dzieln;cy
CraSin, Jan X. Stachowiak. sekretarz
klubu spurtowego ..Cragju Eagles 4,
a" nrsz marszolek Oddzialu sw.
Jacka mr., To-. Nacierzv Polskiej.
Vstapit do woiska Odjecosi ON DO
St. Louis. Mo, cnecdaj wieCzorem
pociagiem kolei North Western. Mo
dv ochotnik jest aynem PIP. Walentc.
60 i Franc;szkt Stachowiak6w. sta
rvch i p~owalanvch osgduik0w era
Gin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
NOTATKI %REPORTERA.

ski, prezes; Edward w. Zalewski, Sc
kretarz; adwokat Andrea Kuchar-
ski, doradca prawny; Jan Urbanow-
ski, WiktOrya Kucharska, Stanisia-
wa Gramacka, Lubomir Holdynski,
KarOl JarzembOwicz, J6zef Showroom
ski i WladysIaw Granacki, dyrekto-
rzy.
Do zorganizowania sp6lki W znacz
nej mierze przyczyniF sic adwOkat
Andrzcj f. Kucharski, kt0ry take
wystaral sic o charter.
q 9 =
KOmiSarz Robertson oznajmil
wczoraj, Ae W micScic Chicago znaj-
dujc sic 1872 wypadk6w paralizu DIE
ciecego. Wczoraj zanOtOwano OSm
nowych wypadk6w.
. . =
Pcwna %tajemniCa otaCza H@nalcEiC-
NC Nv lDh u ~ ildNlO -lN'll' ~ ''Nu''
sIawa Lotaka. 1881 So. May I'll.
Iwloki. kt0ro znajdowaly sic ma po-
dIodzc W kuChni, powraCajac 4 pra
ry o godzinic $50 wCzoraj wiCczo-
rem z~uaIazi stOiOwnik Jan Barto-
la. Chlopicc uSmicrcony POSTAL kula
rewOlwerowa, kt0ra przrSyia jego
glove. RcNolweru jcdnak " mieSZ~
kaniu ME znaleziouo. WSlystkic
drzwi I okua byly zamkniet"; Barto~
la do mieszkania wszedl oknem. kto-
&c otvorlyt przcmoCa.
rolicya jest zdanie, Io chlopiec
zostal zastrzeIony przez Jodnego &c
swych towrlySzy, kt6ry =" dokona-
nvm morderstwie ucjehl zabierajac
revolver zc SODA. IastrzClony chic
piec mieszkal I matka, ktOra W uble-
ria sobote wyjechala do st. Louis
20 otrzymauirt telegram, &c przcby-
vaiacy tam jcj najstarszy syn zio-
iony jest smicrteIna choroba. OdJez-
dzaiac matka mlodszcgo syna POGO
stawiIa picc1y s~asiadki, PAM Anto-
niny B~ernasek.
PAM Bernasek z@cluaia, il chiopca
rano p~oslala do pobliskieso skiadu
rzezniczrgo. gdy p~owr6ciI udal sic do
ricszkania matki, kt0rc znajduJo sic
ra picrwszcm Dietrze ~budynku' po-
nfzcj ~mieszkania PIP. Dcrnasako"' 20
ki,ku minutach PAM Bernasok ns'Y-
szala iakby strzal, lccz przyp"Szcz"-
Ia zc byl to odglos pekaj2cego n'
nodw6rzu kola gumowego automiolu
i mic zwracala ma to dalszcJ u"aS''
PAM Lotak powrocit ma q" '"'-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
; .

v m.esZkanlu paustwa Jana ] Tc-
Xii Niemjec. t42S Emma IT., odbyiy
sic zarerzyny puuny Anastezyj Me
mice 2 p. Njchaicm Tadychem. oku-
Ijsta. zamjcszkalym pUr. tito North
Oakley buuI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

cago dzisiaj. Gdy pOwr0ci W domu
zastanic obok trups syna, detckty-
WOW. starajacych sic wySwitliG ia
icmnice Smicrci. BartOlc i drugicgo
stolownika. Jak0ba Kandck, pOlicya
przytrzymala ma STACEY policyjncj
do czasu ]ukoncZcuia Slcdztwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
- . =

Macicrzy rOlskiCj, Oddzial t0tH,
pod WCAwaniCm Sw. Ludwika - Wy
Stapi dzisiaj WiCCzorCm ma bazaar pa
rafialny ma Jackowic - in CorpOrc:
wszyscy czfOnkOwic Sd ob]OwigHani
przybyc ma CIV wyslcp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

Senator ego dyStryktu Daniel
Hcrlthy podaic do wiadomoSci, 2c cd
lego do 1890 pazdziernika b. r. w
V~irksburg National Military PARK
odbedzic sic rok ~rocznio u~r1pdzany t.
wv. National Memorial and Peace
Jubilee" dIa zolnierzy. kt6rzy hrali
udzial " oblezeniu N~icksburga. -
Wszclkic wydatki weteran6w w}acza
jac koszta podr6zy pOkrywa HASA
Stanu Illinois. Pc aplikacyc i wszel-
kie inrormacye zgoisir sc na!ely do
rezydencyi scnatora Hcrlyhyego pnr.
2743 No. Albany ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
q =

Pracownia rotOgrafiCzna Bracl 10
Ianskich znakomitc ostatnio poczy-
Mia ulepszenia u s:Cbic: Discern!
lokal podzielono ma pOkOjc dla pan
dIa pan6w do przebicrania sic w
razic zdjet kostyumowych; daIej "a
prowadzono urzadzenie Swiatla take
II dZiecia obecnie MONA W pracoWnl
tel uczyniG take i wiCCzorem: wrc-
szcie u~rzadzono pochlaniar1c dymu
magnezyowanego TAX dObrC, IL SIC
reg zdjeG PREY magnezyoWem swletlc
MONA czynit. a dymu zupelnic ME
ma " pracuwni: zdjeCia takic beda
odtad Bracia R6zansCy rObili ma
saJach pr~zedstawien. bankictOw tip,
gdzie dotad zawSZe pc dOkonaniu 1uJe
ella Own krz'usii dlugo uczestnlkoW
zebrania. Odtad tegO ME bedzle' po-
riewaz przyrzad 0w zupe'nle dym
wszystek pocnlania. u polskich firm
Extraordinarily dotad tylko Bracla
R6zanscv zaprowadzili W sWej pra
cowni praktyczne W urzadzenie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
= y

Stanislawa KCOwP, przeChodzacc-
20 przcz Milwaukee avenue, PREY
Will ulicy. najcchal wczoraj o go
dzinie $50 wieCzOrem tramwaJ
linii Milwaukee ave. Smiertelnie go
kaleczac. Rannego W stantc nieprzy-
tomnym z peknieta czaszka i llczne-
mi kontuzyami ma ciele ambulansem
przcwieziono do szpitala powiatoWe-
go. gdzie do dzisiaj rama j~eszcze ME
odzyskaE przytomnoSci.
Rannego straightforward po ko-
percic W kt6rej znajdowaia sic Jego
zaplata. Il koperty take okazuJc SIZE
re Kcowa ~pracowai d!a firmy Griffin
Wheel Co., kt0rej g}0wnc biura znaJ
duia sic PREY torach koIci Chicago
and North Western i Sacramento aV'
Numer tramwaju 1851; motormana
$3.50; k]onduktOra SASS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

Ma Nieczorku Rozmattosci, kt0ry
dzisiai wiccs orem ~urzadzaja towarHy-
silva Ziednoczenia, W salaCh para
fialnych Stanislawowa. in gremio
wystapi Kolo Muzyczno Literackie
I'm. Pap.e1a Leona XIIIgo. Czlonko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

Ma w~czorajszem posiedzeniu ko'-
Ia Dramatycznego ma Stanislawo"ie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

KOmiSarz Robertson Oznajmil
wczOraj, re W micScic Chicago znaj-
duje sic 152 wypadk0w paralihU die
ciecegO. Wczoraj zanOtOwano OSm
nowyCh vypadk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

vie zbiora sic ma podw6rzu szkol--
nom O godzinie 100 ~wieczorem ma
sale udadza sic lin grcmio".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

DamSkie CRUDE IL
move plaszcze. 2rO-
bone 4 w~elnianych
materyi, ~najnowsze
.icsiemne style, bar
do piekne | gusto-
wne, ~nadzwyczaj do
Ira WartoSC. 70
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
ADJUTANT GENERAL BACA
VISITOR AT CAMP CODY

Wednesday was the first official
visit paid to Deming and Camp Cody
by Adiutant General James Baca,
who with his wife, drove from Santa
Fee in New Mexico's military car to
confer with the Deming Armory
Board and War Service Board re-
garding state aid in furnishing and
equipping the armory and after
carefully going into the matter the
general will recommend that the
State Council of Defense set aside
$4,000 for this purpose, the Armory
Board to direct the expenditure.
In the afternoon the Graphic edi-
tor escorted the generals party, in
GLIDING Mrs. (Capt.) Watson to
Camp Cody, where a pleasant inter
view was enjoyed with General Maui
din and staff and other military dig
nitaries, among those being Gen.
Baca's old friend, 1t. Col. Coffin,
whom he knew at the Pershing base.
Gen. Baea was very much pleased
with Camp Cody and what Deming
is doing to make the soldiers stay
pleasant.
Gen. and Mrs. Baca were dinner
guests of Capt. and Mrs. J. c. Wat
son, who witnessed their marriage
when Gen. Baca was captain of the
Santa Fee company at Columbus, last
year.-Deming Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
Two Americans Are Cited

Paris, Sept. 8.-Edwin Parsons, OF
Springfield, Mass, a member of the
Lafayette Escadrille has brought
down his first German airplane and
has been cited to receive the War
Cross. Parsons dived straight at the
enemy as he fled, and his fall alone
prevented a collision.
Robin Jay Flynn, of San Francisco
a driver of Section l of the Ameri-
can Ambulance, was cited to-day for
courage and GOODNESS under fire. He
distinguished himself particularly on
August 10, when, a shell having des-
troyed the body of his car, he con-
tinued to carry wounded men from
a perilous advanced post in a first
line trench along a road constantly
under the fire of gas shells. The car
was the fourth which has been des-
troyed when he was driving.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
CANISTER ENRICHES THE
CITY OF ROSWELL

One of the largest individual fine:
ever collected by the city of Roswell
was paid into the city treasury this
morning by f. D. Reed, who for icy
eral months past has been proprietor
,of the Grand Central Hotel. The
total amount of the fine and costs
was $206.4O.
This morning E. D. Reed entered
a plea of guilty before Judge Parsons
to the charge of being the operator
of a gambling game. The maximum
penalty, under the new state law
for this offense, and the city ordinan-
ces conform to the state law, is a
fine of $500 and six months in the
county pail. Roswell Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
THE SCHOOL HOUSE FLAG

I WATCH, within the school yard
The wee folks romp and race;
/ hear the alien accent,
I see the alien face;
! think how men of selfsame birth
O'erseas each other slay.
Yet here. in gay comraderie,
Their children's children play.
! put these to test: "Whose flag
Streams out from yonder pole?'
ats ours! Old Glory'" every breed
Gives answer heart and soul!
And in their swift reply | read
Rebuke to those who'd see
In folk from kings or kaiser's land
Menace to liberty.
These are To-morrow's men; their
lives
We for the Flag engage.
When we teach them its sacred folds
Are common heritage.
All bloods blend in the crimson bars
That through "Old Glory" run,
1t calls to men in divers tongues
They answer tin onel
Daniel M. Henderson.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
FREE PASSES FOR ALL
LUMBERJACK SOLDIERS

Albuquerque, N. M. Sept, 27.-Re-
cruts for the Forest Regiment can
now secure free transportation from
their places of residence to the near
est U. S. Recruiting Office, accord
ing to an ouncem by the Dis
trict Forester. Postmasters are au-
thorized to wire collect to the main
U. s. Recruiting Office of the region,
giving the applicants name and cert
flying that he has the official Forest
Service recruiting card; and trans
portation will be sent by mail.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
Texan Goes Into German Lines With
American Flag

w. G. Clancy of Texas, gunner in
the Canadian force on the western
front, was the first man to carry
the Stars and Stripes to victory over
the Germans in this war. Clancy
comes from Texas, and is a fighting
man. He joined the Canadians be-
cause he could not fight for Uncle
Sam. When the Canadians went over
Vimy ridge, Clancy carried an Amcri-
can flag. That was a famous victory.
Ambassador Page recognized him by
honoring him in the hospital where
he was taken after he was wounded.
Then the British authorities, further
to show their appreciation, permitted
Clancy to Wear a small American
flag on his left arm.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
China Will Send Ons Division OF
z4,eoo Troops

Pekin, China, Sept. 1.-THE presi-
dent and the cabinet have agreed to
the plan of sending a trial division
of $4,000 Chinese soldiers to France,
if money, equipment and shipping are
available. The entente allies have
approved the proposition and France
is eager to receive the contingent.
The Chinese probably could reach
France by January l.. An abundant
number Of fairly trained soldiers is
Immediately available for the expe-
dition.
The premier is in favor of sending
100000 mel and the provincial au-
thorities are heartily in support of
the plan, if the Canton provisional
government gives its approval to the
war with Germany.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
Butte Has 225 Strikers

Butte, Mont, Sept. 22-Of 400 men
examined and certified for service in
the new national army by the city
exemption board and summoned to
appear for roll call at the city hall
yesterday preparatory to leaving for
Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash.
on Sunday, 225 failed to appear.
Aliens residing in this city, several
hundred of whom have been included
in the draft by the city exemption
board which refused to allow exemp-
tons on the ground of foreign citi-
zenship. petitioncd president Wilson
to interccde on their behalf.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Rev, and Mrs. r. F. Farley, Of Al
buqucrque. stopped over in Santa F,
this week, enroutc to the NJ. f. con
ference at Las Vegas. They wer,
accompanied by Paul B~arnhart,
temperance worker, of Coldwater
Mich.
The Bcaslcy-Talbert Amusement
company, playing under canvas. viii
open an engagement in Santa Fee OF
Tuesday and continue the remainder
of the week. 1t will be located OF
the Cartwright lot, beolw the capito
grounds, where the tent attraction,
usually play.
Superintendent and Mrs. J. H
Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mill
Browne of North Manchester, In.
diana and Miss Blanch B~lickenstafi
tomorrow morning to attend the San
Geronimo Fiesta at the Taos Pueblo
village Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rising return
ed Thursday from a business and
pleasure trip to albuquerque. While
there Mr.. Rising. who is vice-presi-
dent of the state board of embalmers,
attended the meeting of the board
held in that city the carly part of
the week.
A number of local Elks motored to
Albuquerque Thursday morning to be
present at the reception given in that
city in honor of Fred Harper, Of
Lynchburg, Va, grand exalted ruler
of B. p. O. F.. Among those in the
party were K. l.. Ormsbee, w. O.
Conner, Jr, A. {. Koch. DR.. ]. M.
Diaz. M. l.. Burrows, DR.. w. H. Brown,
Frank Sturges, A. l.. linn and Ben
Martinez
Mrs. Katherine Patterson and
sister, Mrs. Byrd, returned home
Wednesday night from a three
months visit in Los AngtNcs and
other southern California cities. Miss
Anna Gordon. national president of
the w c. r. y. accompanied them
to the city and will remain here
during part of the campaign, Miss
Gordon is the guest of Mrs. w. f.
l-iltNcy dt INC chttutlFc udllAlol'
n II. elliot, manager Of one of
the largest abstract companies of F.
Paso, stopped over in this city We'd
nesday to see the old and new at
fractions. Thursday he went on to
Taos to be present at the San &c
ronimo Fiesta and to renew old ac-
quaintanccs, having lived there for
several years before going to FL
Paso in 1905. Mr.. elliot will spend
a few days in this city on his re-
turn visiting the Staplin's and other
friends and will also attend the Scot
fish Rite Reunion.
A number of Santa Fee members
Of the Knights of Columbus Journey
ed to Albuquerque last Saturday
evening where they took part, or
in the comforting of degrees
on "A large class Of new applicants.
Following the degree work a fine
banquet was spread at the Elks and
a most bountcouS feast Of good
to eat and well delivered adj
were enjoyed by all. Those
who attended from this city were:
f. P. Davies deputy for New Mexico.
f. Baca, Joe Duran, Arthur Alarid,
!. II. Watt, A. r. Duran, Juan Rod
Antonio Ortiz, Frank Ortiz,
Jr, and Manuel Mares.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
Dr.. Wiley Likes Orchards

DR.. Harvey W. Wiley, one OF the
pioneers in the fight for purity OF
food products, recently visited Kings
county, California. and was much i'm
pressed with the beauty of the fields
This is what he said, in part:
"Thcse wonderful stretches of vine
yards and orchards interpreted
with the green of the alfalfa. pre-
scented a scene of beauty and pros
perity that | shall not soon forget,
One could never form an adequate
conception of these industries by
reading about them, no matter how
well they are described. They must
be seen to be appreciated"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
L~usitania Officer Is Dead

London. Eng, Sept. N-TRomas
IGrainer Cooley, who was a steward
on the Lusitania, has died at
Seaforth, Liverpool. after a long ill
ness directly traceable to the effects
of his immersion when the Lusitania
was sunk. Cooley on that occasion
showed great courage, and was in
strumental in saving several passen-
gers. One of these was Lord
Rhondda's daughter. and his lord
ship gave Cooley a handsome money
present and a gold ring inscribed
I"Remember the L~usitania."
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
FOR A BETTER RACE

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Members OF the
American Association of Progressive
Medicine. in convention today have
gone on record as favoring a move
ment to have state legislatures legal
ize the administration of an easy
death to monstrosities and to the
hopelessly incurable and in all cases
where an agonizing death impends.
The kaiser's letter to the pope evil
IDENTITY was intended for home read
ing rather than the eyes of the pom
tiff. Wilhelm's statement that he al
ways has wanted peace and never
once thought of war until it was
forced on him must have made the
pontiff sfile.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
GERMAN PRISONERS
TUNNEL OUT; RETAKEN

London, Sept. 26.-One of the most
daring escapes from internment
camps was effected yesterday at Keg-
worth, Nottingham. Twenty-Five Ger
man, prisoners. including Captain
Muller, who commanded the cruiser
Emden, and Lieutenant Otto Thelan,
disappeared through a tunnel extend
ing from a hut to the camp to a point
outside the barbed wire fence. How
the tunnel was dug is a mystery.
Nine were recaptured including Cap
tain Muller and Lieutenant Thelan.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
Scottish Rite Relief Fund

New York. Sept. lS.-Plans for war
relief work for members of the Ma
sonic order with the American expe-
dictionary forces overseas were set
in motion today by Barton Smith, OF
Toledo, O., sovereign grand comman-
der at the opening of the l05th ses-
sion of the supreme council of the
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite in the
Masonic temple.
In his annual address Mr.. Smith
spoke of a large number of Masons
who will engage in the war and de-
clared it was the duty of the order
to relieve the monotony of their
life" and do everything humanity pos
sible for their care and comfort and
for their relatives.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
Graves informed As Enemy Alien

Kansas CITY, Mo, Sept. N.-Ihe
interment of DR.. Karl Armgaard
Graves, claiming to be the kaiser's
personal spy, was ordered today in
a telegram to federal authorities from
attorney general Gregory. He was
taken to the federal prison at
Leavenworth, Kan, where he will be
confined for the duration of the war.
Graves was arrested here August
l6. by federal agents as IN enemy
alien.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-09-28
PROPOSING A Fish Hatchery

Theodore Rouault, state game
warden of New Mexico. will spring
on the next legislature a proposal
for a fish hatchery to be established
at Santa Fe. There are numerous
rea in the mountains round
about, and a local hatchery would
keep them stocked.-The Earth.