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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19

wzmocnit moglo partye republican
ska.
Wezmy naiprz6d rezolucye dekla-
racyi wojny Niemcom przez Stany
zjednoczone. Ia rezolucya juz sic o.
kazaia szkopulem fatalnym dla jed
nego bardzo wybitnego republican,
ma. Jest MIN reprezentant izby niz-
szej F. Woods z Iowa, przewodnicza-
cy republikanskiego komitetu kon-
g~resowego.
Woods ME otrzymal ponownej no
minacyi cd swej partyi W swym dy--
strykcie. Chociaz Woods wine "a to
zwala ma stosunki lokalne, faktem
jest, re W Rampant p%odniesiono
przeciw MENU zarzut, il glosowal W
kongresie przeciw deklaracyi wojny
2 Niemcami.
Wobec tego W kofach politycznych
we Waszyngtonie i W ogole W ca
lynn kraju DUO sic siyszy o tenn, ilu
czlonk6w kongresu, kt6rzy g}osowa-
Ii przeciw deklaracyi wojny, spotka
ten sam los co Woodsa.
Znaczna liczba bowiem tax demo-
krat6w jak i repubIikanow glosoWala
przeciw deklaracyi woiny przeciw
Niemcom, aczkolwiek niemal wszy-
soy PREDICT czy p6zniej przeistoczyli
sic ma dobrych zwolennikow admin
stracyi, szczerze popierajac wszyst-
kie projekty wojenne.
Republikanie, ktorzy tax gaoso-
WALL, So nastepujacy: Britten, Full
Ter, King, Mason, Rodenberg 1 Whee-
Ter z illinois, Browne, Cary, Cooper,
Davidson, Esch, Frear, Nelson, Stat
ford / Bofght z Wisconsin, Davis,
Knutson / Lundeen z Minnesota, Dill
Ion q South Dakota, Haugen / Hull
z Iowa, Hayes z California, Kinkaid,
Deavis 1 Sloan z California, LaFollet-
to z Washington, Little z Kansas,
Rankin z Montana / Roberts z Ne
vada.
Demokraci zas. kt6rzy z p~oczat-
ku wojny z Nemcami ME aprobo-
wall, So nastepujacy: Almon i Bur
nett Alabama, Church z Caliror--
MIA, Connolly z Kansas, Dill z Wash.
ington, Decker, Hensley, Igoe 1 sha-
ckleford z Missouri, Dominick z So.
Carolina, Hillard 1 Heating z Colo
RADIO, Kitchin z No. Carolina, McLe-
more q Texas, Sherwood z Ohio,
Van Dyke q Minnesota.
Procz powyzszych take Bacon 2
Michigan, ktorego wyb6r zostaf "a
kwestyonowany 1 uniewainiony, TAX
De giosowaf przeciw wojnie, jak row
niez johnson z North Dakota, kt6ry
poaniej wstapif jednakte do armii re
gularnej / otrzymal ponowna nomi-
nacye.
Przeciw wotnie take gfosowali
socyalista London 1 prohibicyonista
Randall z Kalifornfi.
Drugim %pobierzem l~ojalnosci ola
Ameryki jest gfosowanie mad rezo-
lucys McLemore'a, ktora propono-
waia, gdy Niemcy swa bezwgledna
kampania podmorska rozpocze}y, a.
zeby ostrzegano Amerykanow przed
udawaniem sic W podro1 ma jakich-
kolwiek okretach uzbrojonych, male
zacych do kt6regokolwiek z bellige-
rent6w 6wczesnych. A trzecim pobie-
rem Jest gfosowanie mad rezolucya
take W czasach przedwojennych, pro
ponujacs zakaz wywozu amunicyi.
Probierze to kompromituja so re-
pubIikan6w 1 21 demokratow.
szanse wiec zdobycia kontro1 W
kongresie przez republikan6w SO
bardzo siabe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19
Wiadomo$ci z Parafi
Polskich W Chicago.

ska, Giaewska, Pruchniak, X. BorkoW-
ska, J.. KraSniewska,' NJ. Grabiewska,
p. Kuzdziel, w. Misiora. Zarzad 10
mitetu Obywatelskiego tworza: J6zef
Zientek, pref. ; Stefan Tyrakowski, Sc
kretarz; S. NJ. Bystrzyhski, kasyer /
Antoni KraSniewski, marsza1ek.
Pc try pude1ka cygar ma bankiet ola
o%chotnik6w ofiarowaly Zofia Czyzew-
ska i Anna Barto; kwiaty zas ofiaro-
wal obywatel Pionke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19

wszedzie podnosza zarzuty, re ME
sprzyjaja wojnie 1 &c ME udzielaja
rzadowi wszelkiej pomocy, jaka Jest
powinnoscia kazdego patryotycznego
1 lojalnego obywatela.
w prawyborach republikahskich
wzie{o udziai wielu demokrat6w, co
dowodzi jak sic r6znice partyjne "a
cieraja. Pc jednej stronie staneli pa
tryoci 2 partyi republikahskiej 1 de-
mokratycznej, a Pc drugiej ,bolsze-
wicy" z Liga Bezpartyjna ma czele.
G%ubernator Burnquist, kandydat
republikahski, pobil C. A. Lindber-
CHA, ~kandydata Ligi 10000 g}osami
wiekszosci. Cub. Burnqust otrzymal
ponownie nominacye .republikahska.
Senator Stanow Zjednoczonych
Knute Nelson, take republikanin, pc
bill J. W. Petersona, kandydata Ligi.
Senator Nelson indorsowany by} for
malnie przez demokrat6w. TAX on
jak 1 gubernator okazali sic szczery-
mi patryotami podczas swego urze-
dowania. Peterson Jest adwokatem W
Minneapolis. Skazany zosta} ma 5
lat wiezienia "a przekroczenie usta-
wy O szpiegostwie. Obechie jest ma
wolnoS6 pod kaucya, dop6ki sprawl
jego ME zostanie rozstrzygnieta W
sadie apelacyjnym. Senator Nelson
original 23,457 glos6w a Peterson
1854.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19
HANSON PARKU.

" parafii p. W. sw. Jak6ba, gdzie pro
boszczem jest Y. F. Marcinck, odbylo
sic ubiegle,j niedzieli / ponicdzialku
wiecz. przedstawicnie i popis dziatwy
szkolnej, W sail parafialncj. Move wste
pna wyglosiia Rozalia Jajkowska, p6z-
niej pod przewodnictwem miejscowych
Si6str Nauczycielek wystawiono o.
braz przedstawiajacy ,Polske i VOL
nose. Polske przedstawla} II. Ugo-
rex 1 J. Kubisztal a ,,WolnoSc" A. De-
ming 1 f. Lehman.
Nastepnie przystapiono do o%degrania
k%omedyjki W dw6ch aktach p. t. IA
czarowane Kolo." Role swoje W tel ko-
medyjce doskonale odda}y nastepujace
osoby:
PAM Broniewska II. Ugorek.
Samcia st. BLK.
Mania, FIR. polak.
Basia, Stef. kacZor.
AndZia, El. Wrzesien.
Parma Ludwika, +. Lehman.
Pan Bochowski Ekonom, K. Paw}owski.
Pan Rubryka kasyer, j. Tomaszewski,
Rondel, kucharz, j. Twar0g.
PiotruS, Kuchcik, FIR. Ryza.
Magdusia, Gesiarka, F. Cieslewicz.
y monologiem ,Portrecik Wujasz-
ka" wystapi1 maiy z. BLK, poczem
s~zesnaScie dziewczatek przedstawilo mi
~ oku obraz Across the Atlantic. T.
MaGczak / s. Ryza wyg}osill monoloS
Man - z~ajecia zas W r0hnym VIE
ku dzielnie przedstawilo II chlopc6w
/ 16 ~dziewczatek.
Zebranym bardzo podohal sic mo-
nolog ,,Sierotka z Polski" kt6ry wypo-
wiedziala f. Paw}owska. Mole Pra-
ME" monolog wygiosila take F. Ryza
a ,,Pobudke Wojenna" Odspiewa3y ch6-
rem dzieci szkolne.
Dyalog Doctor and Patient" wyglo-
sill j. Majewski 1 H. Jajkowski; role
lekarza doskonale oddai Majewski, pa
cyentem zas byl Jajkowski.
Przem6wi} take ma zako6czenie miej
scowy X. proboszcz, Franciszek Marcel
mex, poczem Choir dzlecl odspiewa1
hymn ameryka6ski Star Spangled
Banner" / hymn %narodowy polski nBo-
re cos Polske",
Podatek Narodowy W parafii sw.
Jak6ba zbieraja W miesiacu bie4acym
nastepujacy kolektorzy | kolektorkl:
Maya Lubasz, Marya Jajkowska, Ka-
zimiera Suchwalko, Maya Szymah-
ska, J6zefa Lubasz, J6zefa Jajkowska,
Jadwiga Jakel, Anna S%zymafska, Jan
Snrzewski 1 Wladyslaw Kubisztal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19
WstrzymujeSwierzbE gzemy

Bee wzgledu ma to, lie razy bezskutecz-
ME probowaies, moiesz w~strzymac swierz-
bienie, palenie egzemy przez uzycie trochs
zemo, kt6rego DISTANCES W kazdej apiece
"a 35t. Ekstra duza butelka, Sl.OC.
Colo sic zaczyna jak tylko zemop rrz:yiozy,c.
w kr6tkim czasie zazwyczaj wszelkie sIady
egzemy, liszaj6w, wysypE, pryszczow,
wagr6w i podobnych chorob skornych
zostana usuniete. -.
Ma oczyszczenie sk6ry ! uczynienie. ,jeJ
zdrowa, uzywac zawsze zemo, p~rzenlka-
jacy, antyseptyczny plyn. Me jest to
tfusta maSc / ME plami. Gdy inne srodkI
zawiodiy, jest to jeden srodek godny "a
ufania ma p~rzypadlosci sk6ry wszelkiego
rodzaju.
The E. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19

WBrOH GAset nie-angielSkic1
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl prSodujO
pod wzgledsm doboru 1 tretci male
Ual7.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19
re SZCZEPANOWA.

Jutro W parafi sw. Szczepana, gdzle
proboszczem jest Y. DIR. Alexy Gorski,
odbedzie sic W sail pod kosciolem pc.
PTS uczni6w | ~uczennic szkoly sw. SzcZe
pana, 2 okazyi uroczystego zakohczenia
roku szkolnego, Program jest urozma-
icony, skladac sic bedzie 2 popisow
dzieci szkolnych, m%onolog6w, wiersz6w,
~skiadanie zyczeh a potem l odegrania
obrazku dramatycznego W 1-szej cd
do jak najliczniejszego udzialu
zaprasza K, p~roboszcz,
W przyszia niedziele, dnia 2S-go
czerwca b. t., odbedzie sic uroczysta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19

Komunia sw. dzieci szkolnych; Msze
sw. ma intencye dzieci szkolnych cd,
prawi X. ~proboszcz dr.. Alexy G6rski,
kt6ry zarazem przem6wi do dziecL
Msza sw. r%ozpocznie sic o godzinie Sci
rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19
Ma Arlmie Polska'

Ma wieczorku pozegnalnym ubieg-
lei niedzieli W domu pnr. 1924 Dick
son utica, urZadzonym ma Geese An
toniego Andrzejewskiego, kt6ry PREY
jechaf W o%dwiedziny do braci swych
Jozefa 1 Franciszka 1 siostry zamez-
mel, PAM Maryanny A. Jabionskiej |
znajomych, "a inicyatywa OBJ. T. ].
Jab{ohskiego zebrano ma Armie Pol
ska razem $21.00. I
+
Ma chrzcinach u PIP. Lechowskich,
Fam pnr. S46 Carpenter ul., ma Kan
towie, ma wniosek p. Jakoba Czubik
zebrano droga dobrowolnych sk}adek
ma Armie Polska razem 1925.
Pieniadze te, nadesiano do admin
stracyi naszego dziennika wreczone
beda ma rece odpow1edniego komite-
tn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-19
z JADWIGOWA.

Jutro W parafii sw. Jadwigi odbe-
die sic popis dzieci szkolnych | uro-
czyste zakonczenie roku S~Zkolnego,
oraz wystep z okazyi imienin \. Drs.
boszcza Jana Obyrtacza. Ma prosr1.
mic opr6cz popisu / $piewow dziatwy
szkolnej, beda i zyczenia, popisy mu-
zyczne, tahce it'd. % dz;swczatek o.
trzyma dyplomy / 11tu chiopc6w; pc
czatek O godzirfe 1880 wieczorem W
sail parafialnej. Wstep "a biletami
tylko.
w ~przyszla niedziele odbedzie sic
p]oswiecenie flagi honorowej (Ser-
vice Flag / wielki poch6d pc uli-
each dzielnicy Jadwigowskiej; dwie
kapele beda przygrywac, Gale Jad-
wigowo bierze czynny udziaf W ma
nifestacyi. Pc skohczcnym wymarszu
odbedzie sic Vice Narodowy ma kto-
~ %zaproszeni So wybitni mowcy %
czem p6zniej wiecej napiszemy.
Znany W kofach miodziezy Jadwi-
gowskiej p. R. Hoiysz znajduje sic,
jak nam sam osobiScie donosi listow-
ME, W obozie Wheeler. W Macon, Ga.
nalezy do 11ej kompanii, p~ierwszego
pulku wv. list Prov. Regiment.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

A true copy Of the original order.
Given under my omeisl signature
this November 18th, 1918.
Jos. CURRY, Clerk OF Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

DUBLIc NOTICE 10 hereby given that
Joan =: Martin, AAaini6tFssor OF the
has 6lod his nal sccount ana tsblesu Of
hietxihQttoa h ~ sbpwo. nA1ed -sUcceseton.
Nov, therslcse, unless written opposition
alter Ar0t publication hereof. same win be
r.. 81 lt1eeD NJ haaA and seal q said
Cont, ~ - az O. n2ys16ss; 4. p p: is's.
90. JosepA, Ia, Nov. md. ms.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

A trne copy: r. F. NEWELL,
by. Clerk Tenth Dist. Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

Second and fourth Sundsys, morn.
and night; also Sunday School Sunday
morning and night.
Prayer meeting wednesday night
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

Sasvices regularly every hrst Sun.
day, ct II O'Clock, with dinner served
on grounds.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06
ollOEIl.
Prsts1 nitsi.s J.ry Ter. a cesrt =
III ~ Fesrth wseau Jssssry.

Prsee4 nlttlng Jury Tsrn a cost 20
hi ~ Fesrth wssau Jsssasy.
On Earning that the Influenza stu
alton d the Parish OF Tensasts still
bod, ID not much, II anything, i'm.
proved:
Nowk therefore, in order to guard
against the further spread OF the die
case - much - h possible, II 10 here
by ordered that the special Jury Term
Of the Tenth District Court, heretofore
ordered to b held In said Parish dur
ing the third and fourth weeks of No.
vember. 1913, b and the same is
hereby pretsrrnitted, to b held dur
ing the third and fourth weeks Of
January. 1919, commencing on the
Mondays OF those weeks ct 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
It 10 hereby further ordered that
the Grand and Petit Juries drawn and
summonsed to attend ct the October,
1913, term Of said Court, which was
heretofore ordered to be re-sum.
monse1 to attend and to serve In said
Court for the third and fourth weeks
in November, 1918, be again re-sum.
monsed to attend and serve In said
Court for the third end fourth weeks
In January, 1919, beginning on the
Mondays Of January Goth and 9Th,
1919, 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ. respectively
OF those weeks; the said Grand Jury
to serve during the first OF the weeks
herein last mentioned, and the Petit
Jury to serve dnring the second week
Of those herein last named.
Il 10 further ordered that this order
be spread upon the minutes Of said
Court, and b published In two con!
secutive weekly issues Of the Tensss
GaSette.
Rendered ct Chsmbers this Novem.
Der 18th, 1918.
N. n. CALHOUN,
Judge OF the Tenth District Court Of
A true copy Of the original order.
Given under my omeisl signature
this November 18th, 1913.
Jos. CURRY, Clerk Of Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06
-W.8.8.-
RURAL Gamma EXAMINATION.

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced IN exam.
nation for the County Of Tensas, L.,
to be held ct St. Joseph on Decehber
18th, 1918, to al the position Of rural
carrier ct Newellton and vacancies
that may later occur on rural routes
from other post offices In the above
mentioned county. The examination
will Do open only to mail citisens who
are actually domiciled in the territory
Of post ONCE In the county and who
meet the other requirements cot forth
In Form No. 1877. This form and sp.
plication blanks may be obtained from
the United States Civil Service Com.
mission ct Warrington, ID. O. Apph-
cations should b forwarded to the
Commission ct Washington ct the
earliest practicable data.
U. 8. Orvm SERVICE CONFUSION, /
Warrington, D. @. !
During the continuance Of the pres
emit var the Commission win, In &C.
cordsnce With the request Of the Post
Once Department, admit women to
rural carrier examinations upon the
same conditions - men.
BY direction Of the Commission:
JOIN A. MCILHHNNY, Pres't.
81.
HAcuelS' EXAMINATIONS.
STATE or LoUlmANA
Department Of Education
Baton Rouge, Nov. T. 1913.
Dear superintendent The next ex-
animation for Teachers' Certificates
viii b held In the various parishes Of
the State December 3nd, 3rd and lth
(white }, and 9Th, 9Th and 7th (negro),
health conditions permitting.
You ere urged to give due publicity
to the time and place OF holding these
examinations; 20 that opportunity viii
b given to Ill who sre DESTROYS Of
earning certificates to teach In the
schools Of the State.
Very truly yours,
JNo. B. CoNN15T, Chairman.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06
-aGBeOOs SERVICES


lst Sundsy-Union Church. 9. p. ~.
by Rev. r. F. Hsrrell.
End Sundsy-Christ Church, II .. m.
and p. m. by Rev. Walter Lennie-
Smith.
Srd 6unday-Union Church, II .. N.
and p. N. by Rev. r. F. Hsrrell.
4th Sundsy-Union Church, Il. .. m.
and 8 d. m. by Rev. ]. T. Sailes.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing ct both Union Church and Christ
Church ct 10 O'Clock.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

Public notice b hereby given that
"POLO ALTO" and "bRN GAUL"
plantstioas, In The md ward Of Tsnses
paEioh. La aro posted aGBjnot CAMP.
Mo, HURTING end TRAPPING.
v!sakSsss IN = Cs3ssesrffc11;; TIN "a.
Ins. ". 611e6. 49,.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06
Succession Of n. o. Mallery. deceased.

0UDLlQ NOTICE n hereby given that by
= virtue Of IN order Of asle to me direct
ed, BY the above named Honorable Court, in
he above styled matter, Will. on
SAYU0OAV. ~ IN dav % Oec9noO90,
4. 3. 1915,
.fRer for sale ON the premises NJ deceased In
ne town ~ Newell'cn. La, between the
'nurs of IL n'clOck A. ~. and = O'Clock
w.. IN the highest bidder. for cash, and
'-cs,riiug ia lac. AL the right, title and
Interest At The aa~cesai0n Of N. q, NalleVy
leceaae<l. .. ard TO NE Snloying described
'rsperty, II cid parish. to-wtt:
lat No. N aqusye en-, n Rnuthwood
,idslcw.so gnva ~ Nsvealtoa and house
'hereOu.
Two hsiea of cotton IN New orieans, weigh
Ing about ga pounds.
About one bale OF cotton IN seed.
About one bale Of oottOn unpicked IN neld.
One old aecOnd- Aaad Fosd automobile.
xhtrty bills. corn.
! One Iron he4 ard stove and furniture.
: Tw0Otd hnfeos.
One wagon. broken down and old.
One marc, nine yoars old.
|. .Accognts aeaipst sunAsy partisa aRgregat-
Ing In amount $50. 4
Terms Of Sale: CASH.
Administrator Of the Succession Of n. D.
Malay, peCDased.
). NeWelkeo, "A, i0ovGmbef 4. lsls.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

puDLIC NOTICE b hereby Riyen that =.
y ~ ueWj4, uaeuroa fstoe % the above
ninor1 las 6lcd lis provislonal account with
ssid ninon. 0n1his date.
Lthaeoto n 001 u nv o0oe within ten dAyl
fFo0 p0bllCG3So0 hereof, sane WIN be homol-
GRATED - p0Ayo0 for.
Witness n bad and the seal Of said Court.
J00. CURRY.
Clerk Tenth District Court. Tensas Parish.
Louistena.
| ss. Jos9ph, Ia. November Let. lsis.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-06

State Of Losisieas. ,Parish q Teasas. Tenth
District Court.
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
WILSON TO ATTEND
 PEACE CONFERENCE
PRESIDENT YIELDS TO REQUEST OF ALLIED DIPLOMATS AND WILL HELP SHAPE WORLDS IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.

Washington, Nov 19.-Democratic senators who conferred with Presi- dent Wilson tonight for two hours left the White House with the impress sion that the president now plans to remain in France indefinitely, or at least until the major portion of the work of the peace conference has been completed.
 The president is said to be especial ly interested in the application, in the framing of the treaty, of the prin- ciple of the freedom of the seas. which he enunciated in his fourteen terms and on which the allies, in agreeing to discuss peace with Ger many, have reserved the right of free dom of action at the peace conference
 The plan for a league of nations was another subject on which the president was said to have given much study. He is said to regard this as essential to the maintenance or the peace of the world.
 During his absence from the United states, the president plans to con unue to exercise all the functions of nis office. He will keep in communi- cation with Washington by wireless while at sea and by cable and if necessary by dispatch boats while he is abroad
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
GERMANS ASK FOR NEWS; IGNORANT OF CURRENT EVENTS

With the American Army North west of Verdun, Monday, Nov. 18.-. German officers who met the Ameri. can forces at Boulingny today were eager to hear about the latest de- velopments in Germany. They say that news has been kept from them and that for days before the signing of the armistice they had heard no details of what was going on.
 Lieut.. William Schmidt, one of the German officers, told the Americans their entrance into the war unques- tionably turned the tide against Ger many. In his opinion, there would have been a different story to tell if America had kept out. He said the Germans generally did not hold a grudge against America or Ameri- cans, although some blamed the Americans for their defeat.
 With the arrival of the Third di- vision at Conflans at four o'clock on Sunday afternoon, church and school bells were rung and the civilians turned out in force to welcome the Americans. Conflans is damaged but little. with the exceptions of the rail roads which the bombers' put out Of commission, one of Germany's main lines of communication from Metz to the front opposite the Americans
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
NEWEST THINGS IN SCIENCE

A novel life preserver in the form of vest can be worn continuously when desired, an inflatable ring which ordinarily lies flat Icing filled with it's wearers breath in an emer- gency.
 A French metallurgist prepares all luminum for udrable nickle plating by giving it successive baths in boil ing lye, cyanide of potassium and hy- drochloric acid containing ferrous chloride.
 A new hand bag for women is auto matically locked whenever it is clos ed, the means for opening the lock being within the handle so that it is covered and protected by the hand carrying it.
 The waste heat from gas engine invented in Europe is used to raise steam to operate blowers, which in turn increases the pressure of the mixture of air and gas in the engines cylinders.
 To save the life of a locomotive fireman should an engine and tender be separated while he is at work, two Pennsylvanians have invented a sort of hammock to be suspended behind the engine.
 By using mirrors that are invisible to the audience, motion picture ap- paratus invented in Europe reproduc- es the entire contour of players in a picture and gies them life like ap- pearance.
 The material on which safety matches are ignited is placed on one end of new box instead of on one side of the cover, enabling the cover to be used as wind shield when a match is lighted
 By royal order, the celebration or Arbor Day has been made obligatory in every township and municipality in Spain and tree planting is to be carried on on a more extensive scale than heretofore.
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
HUNS GAVE UP 2S YANk
 PRISONERS FOR 40 CIGARETTES

With the American Armies in France, Nov. 19-In the dying hours of the war a couple of German non commissioned officers appeared in front of the American line with 28 American soldiers, taken prisoner by the Germans.
 We don't want them," thep an. nounced. You can have them for a price"
 "Whats the charger" shot back a husky doughboy.
 Two packs of cigarettes, was the answer
 Its bargain" said the doughboy and amid cheers the American men
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
FROM A FUTURE NOVEL

Their eyes metski.
 With a great sobovitch she sand into his armski.
 "Cursakoff youski!" he criedovitch. He kissigoffed her againski and againski.
 "Ahaskii" she sneerediski, "at last ervitch we have meteroffski."
 "Gawdski," he exclaimed, "all my life I have beenovitch a damphoolsh. Life.
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
Located In Our Big Brick Warehouse

While in France the president was said to plan transaction of any nec- essary executive business in the Amer ican embassy Technically he then would be on American soil. Should he visit London or any of the other allied capitals the embassies there would become his executive head quarters.
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
MICE BECOMING USEFUL

Visitors-"You don't keep a cat?"
 Host-"Not now. You see, the wo- men have invaded all the professions so, the wife thinks we ought to have a few mice, in case of burglars. - Judge.
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
ONE ON THE RABBIT

You seem to have lost your faith in a rabbits foot"
 Well" replied MT. Erastus Pink ley, q done thought it over. and de mo I thought de mo l couldn't figure
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
NO MAIL SERVICE, ANYHOW

Willie Hohenzollern (after Berlin felD-"But, mein friendt, I want to write letter to papa
 Yankee Nothin' doin', Hein ie. We don't have asbestos station
The courier-index., 1918-11-22

from Michigan and Wisconsin joined the Tanks, while the two German non-coms grinningly pocketed the pills"
The courier-index., 1918-11-22
HIS OWN FAULT

Mans hair turns gray before wo- mans, That's known in every cline, The explanations easy. for He wears his all the time.
 Punch Bowl.
The courier-index., 1918-11-22

dat de rabbit wot furnished de foot had been lucky for his ownself'-- Washington Star
The courier-index., 1918-11-22

We still leading the sales wagons and bugge everybody knows the old reliable Sudebaker and the famous Ames buggy beyond question the best vehicles market They worth dollar charged for them They have given uniform satisfaction under and all conditions They made of the best materials by the highest skilled mechanics and embrace feature that could be desired modern vehicle We have
 stocks of Sudebake and Ames bugge Come make selection And remember big filled with merchandise supply needs