davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

Ia zgoda, wanna albo odwrot
nic jak wypadki moga wykazac
jest pierwsza jakaby byla podpi
sana przez prowadzacych wojne.
.Jak daleko plan teutonow mo-
ze okazac sic korzystnym zalezec
bedzic, od wymianu kontroli jaki
Rada ma mad terytorynn tax
zwanej Ukrainskiej republiki, kt6
"a obejmuje bogata urodzajna zie
mic. Taxa kontrola jest z zapa--
4cm omawiana przez bolszewik0w
ltorzy teraz wypieraja sic dele
gatow Rady skoro sic dowicdzie
Il ze ci traktuja sekretnie Cen
tralnemi silami wybrali wlasna
delegacye. Niemcy j zAustryacy
jednak nicustannie robia trakto
wanna przedstawicielami Rady.
TAX Bolszewiki jak Rada rosz
czo prawo do -wojennych korzys-
: cza prawo do wojennych korzys-
sci Ukrainy jedni przeciwgim.
Jak sic okazuje Niemcy ME czu
ia sic pewni re Rada bedzie try
un1fowac bez pomocy, gdyz pody
lztowanie jej obecne przysz}o z
niemieckiego zr6dla re Rumunin-
czycy zrobiliby dobrze gdyby zfa
czyli sic sila Ukraina przeciw
Bolszewikom. Rumunia jak wy
rychtowano, miala przyjac wyna
grodzenie re strata. Dobradja
Bu}garom przez otrzymanie cd
Rosyan Besarabii.
Choc:iaz wczesne wiadomosci O
podpisaniu zgody ME wspomina-
ia O tych granicach.
Poprzednio donoszono ze Jake
ziemie Ukrainy polecano seAvye
Rusko Polski jake pohop ola
nich do zrobienia pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
NAGR0MADZONE ZAPASY
BolszeWiki W Rosyi Znale.
Eli cos dla mich bar
dZO CennegO.
Petrograd. II lutego

Petrograd, II lutego Poszu-
kiwanie "a zywnoscia podjete
przez zarzad bolszeWicki W Petro-
gradzie wykazai dis, re spekula-
torzy mieli W ukryciu 100 tysiecy
funtow masfa, Zarzad znalaz} tax
re $50 fur zapalek $50 tysiecy ga
lon6w nafty j wielkie zapasy mic
sa, kartofli, grochu, tluszczu ] my
dla. Jeden spek1llant mial ukryte
osienl tysiecy par dziec eciecych trze
,vikoW. ... 5.:
Ceny ia obuWie " Petrogra-.
die zostaly Wielce znizo 1ecz
/ Il poWodu niep onays lnego doiWozil
wyzsze ceny s 81 spod ddeWane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
oDDZlAt ma POKIADZIE
s'TUSCANIA.'

Washington, II lutego. Ma
pok1adzie storpedowanej przez
nur niemiecki 8 Tuscanii znajdo
wa1y sic oddzialy 32-giej dywizyi
gwardyi krajowej 2 Wisconsin !
Michigan, So to oddzialy nastepu
jace:
Oddzialy replacement mr.: |
j ma 2.
17O-ty oddzial inzynierski.
1O7-my oddzia1 inzynierski ,daW
|niej jeden battalion inzyynier6w 2
Michigan i jeden battalion my
nier6W Wisconsin.
1O7-my oddziaf policyi Wojsklo.-
wei, dawnej czesci czwartego
|szostego pulku piechoty
107 my oddzial zapasow (sup--
ply train dawniejj czesci czwar: 7''':',1':
tego, piatego j szostego pulku pie
[choty Stanu " isc onsin.
Oddzialy innych eywiz.yi by
II mast epujace
Oddzialy 2. IoWn.ych kWater
kompanie D q. r. + z 2ogos pulk,l
||iinzzynier rooW.
| 100-tny szWad Iron nap poWietrz111lyy
l58-my szwadr ron nap etrzny
213-ty szWad dron nap oWietrzny
. t,fsiiee1:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Lot1licy oezekuia na regular.
ne. przeliesiienie do anle
ryka1skiejj arnli.
Po doswiadczeniach francuskie-
mi sla1ni niecierpliwi ably pola
czyc sic z si1a1ai Pershing'a.

Amerykanska armia we Fran
cyl przez zejdnoczona prase 8
lutego Bl;sko 100 amerykans-
Ikich lotnik6w pl'akty ykuj jacych
we francuskich askaGrillach od--
1niennych Cd Lafayett'a oczeku--
ia ecierpliWie ia regu1arne pre-
|n;esienie do amery kanskich sill,
|zgodnie co do umowy pomie edzy
|temi dWoma rzadami. DWunastu 2
tych ludzi kt6rzy widzieli przy--
najmniej diva niesi&ce istotna stu
|zbe na froncie zostali uwolnieni
przez Francuzo zow ma poczatku sty
c1nia v przy ypuszce emu ze " krot
&c beda upoWaznieni Do elnienia
|s1uzby " a1nery ykansk kim 1otnict--
vie. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
BEzWSTYDNE 0KRUTNE
ZAMlORD[OWANE SlARCA
swiadkowie zbrodni podali poll
cyl szezego1owy opis
zbrodniarzy.

Polcya chicagoska szllka dzi-
'siaj pilnie "a trzema m1odymi
ludzmi, kt6rzy Wnocy soboty ma
niedziele przyszli do hotelu Ford,
1858 State st. i zamordoWali kler-
ka hotelowego, pelniacego wow
Eczas s1uzbe.
Klerk hotelowy, 73-letni sta
rzec Henry Hempley mial przy
sobie tylko So kt6re mu bandyci
lzabrali. Jeden z gosci, znajduja-
cych sic w poczekalni hoteloWej,
nazwiskiem Goldstein mial try
dolary i te mu zabrano.
Bandyci, sami m}odzi ludzie pc
rzadnie ubrani niezadoWoleni z
tax ma}ego 1upu pc zabraniu pie
niedzy, ruszyli ku schodom. Gdy
znajdowali sic na skraju ich, je-
den mich obr6cil sic nagle do
swych towarzyszow re sfowami:
- A mozebysmy zabili go, tego
starego.....
Dwaj inni bandyci mrllknie-
ciem zgodzili sic ia to obiecuja-
cy m1odzieniec, kt6ry pierwszy
postawif taxa propozycye, dal
strzal W kierunku starca, kt0ry
padf Ia ziemie broczac krwia. w
kilka sekund p6zniej wyziona]
dueha. W6wczas bandyta rzucil
dymiacy jeszcze revolver ia tru-
pa starca i zanoszac sic cd smile
chu zeszedl spokopnie schodami
la dol.
! Ale policya nie zadowolila sig
|tylko poscigiem "a bandytaml.
lSWiadka tel tragedyi, Goldsteina,
goscia hotelowego, ktory zostal o
brabowany z pieniedzy, areszto-
wala r6wniez, wydaje sic jej bo.
WIEN podejrzana historya z rzu.
cenienl rewoIweru przez bandyte
Revolver znaleziono bowiem "
tskiej pozycyi, ze nie zgadza sic
to 2 opowiadaniem Goldsteina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
AMERyKA STRACHA Cd
P0CzATKU W0JNY 382
LUDn / 10 0KRATOW.
WaszYngton, IL lutego.

Waszyngton, II lutego. = Y
torpedowaniu okretu Tuscania, A
meryka stracila najwieksza hczbe
ludzi, jest to najwieksza strata od
czasu trwanfia wujny:-
Marynarze i armia, byl to ira
funek jaki sic wydarzyf ma morzrl
od czasu jak Ameryka odpowie--
dzia1a Niemcom wyzywajaco. O.
krety strata ludzi jest nastepu-
jaca:
Zgine}y
III pazdz. Antilles transporto
vice torpedowany gdy wraca}67
81 pazdz. Finland, transporto
vice, torpedowany lecz dobi}
do portu .... ...... ~
5 listop. Alcede, patrolowy ok
ret zatopiony przez submar. 20
19 listop. Chauncey, niszczyciel
utona1 w kolizyi :. u ...21
Is grudnia. Jakob Jones niszczy
ciel zatopiony przez submar. 64
16 pazdz. Cassla, niszczyciel,
torpedowany lecz dop1ynaf
do brzegu ;. :. :. -. ....l
Niszczyciel min i diva patrolo
we okrety utone}y przypadko
WO
5 lutego Tuscania, transporto
vice torpedowany, przy zbli-
zaniu sic 2l6
Og6lna iczba zaginionych 382
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, Il, 1918, as required BY the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6. 1917. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
/ ". ". donlaga sic zvvrotu
papiier6w.

Chicago, IL lutego. 80 ze 166
.czfonk6W sekret . sprzyym yymierze
MIA organizacyi 7. w w zorganii
t#zoWanej " celu preszkod dzenia st.
EZjedn. " proWad deniiu Wojny, kto
|rzy So oskarzenii i Q zynnose szpie-
gostwa Wniosla dis petycyy Sc "a
|dajac zwrotu dc okumentoo Tow skon--
kowanych y ieh g glownye u kWa
.tere dniu SEQ Wrzesnia 17:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

Widzieli wybrzeze.
Tuscania czescia- by1a strzezona
przez dobry konWoj a take WI
dzac W bliskosci Irlandzkie wy
brzeze gdy prawie skoro sic scie--
mni3o we wtorek wiecorem j nieza
uwazono gdziek olwiek jakiej sub
marynny bomba uderzy1a W sam
isrodek okretu. slad drugiej tor
pedy zauwazono takze niezw}ocz-
nic.
Bez panicznego strachu w pei
nym porzadku ludzie wsiadali W
{odzie lecz z powodu ze "a wielka
liczba wsiada1a lodzie sic przechy-
laly jedna czy dWie przewr6ci1y
sic. Spuszczono natychmiast inne
dla mich lecz jest Ottawa re ME
wszyscy z przewr6conych 1odzi
zdo1ali sic wyratowac j tn zdaje
sic kilku zycie stracilo.
Ratowanie ludzi z wody wyko-
nywa1y eskortowe okrety patro-
lie przybyly ma miejsce.
Pozostafych przy zyciu odsta--
wiono do szpitali, lecz wieksza
Geese ulokowano W hotelach, ,gdzie
i'm dano cieplej strawy. zolnie---
rom dano ciepla odziez j komfor
ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Polskii zarzad sprzeciwia sic
llonorowal1iu I eldlnar szaka.
Amsterdam, II lutego.

Amsterdam, 11 lutego. Ia
Rad municy ypalny W Poznaniu "a
.decydowai aby zedstawic Field
marszalka Won Hindenburga wyra
zic mu powazenie udzielic tego
przywileju generaloWi Won Hin
dendorff, tax pisze Berline rKreuz
Zeitung. Polscy czlonkoWie zarza
du miasta jednomyslnie sprzeci-
will sic Wysswiadc dczenia i'm tych
[honor6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

PAM Katarzyna Hall poWiada
.Utrzymuje dom przez IS lat, 81
stem matka czworga dzieci q ME
chcialab abym utrzymyWac domu
Ibezs Hollister' a Rocky Mountain
herbat. , Madra Wiasta, cze-
mn dza chorobe sproWa
Eolza zdroWiie i weso u Hose ila ealej
Efamiilliiii. " aptce Bro oWnl',
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Puk. Roosevelt poddal sic
operdcyi.
osyter Bay, Z. /. II 1uteg

Osyter Bay, Z. + Il 1utego.
Pu1k. Roosevelt, kt6ry pred pa.
|ru dniami poddal sic operaeyi
wrzoda, uda1 sic onegdaj do New
Yorku, BY bye blizej lekarza. Stan
pulkownika jest bardzo dobry.
Wrz6d ten byl nastepstw stwem fe-5
bry uporczyWej, jakiej pulkoW--
mix nabawi1 sic " Rampant ma
Kubie, a pogorszonej nastepnii,ee
poby ytem v puszczach, " Brazlylii..
MoWy, jake Roo nial wy
glosic ma zachod die " przyszl,y,ml11 g
tygodniu zostaly cd dWolane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Londyn, II, lutego

Londyn, IL utego - Neneckic zabicg pok6j wschod
fronce okazao robione by uskach owarca gra
ncy Nicmcy ozymayby zapasy ywnosci swych
zeodnayc ud postap}y tye podpisano osobna
pokojowa Ura1ska Rada odpoweno do p6lurzadowych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. MINI. on
Feb, II, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, IL, 1918, as required by the
Ach Of Congress Oct, g. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at W mona. Mlnn., on
Feb, II, 1918, as required by the
Acr of CONGRESS- Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
True filed with thepos master Winona, Mimi
Feb H. 1918 required by the Act Of Congress Oc 1917
Nad1eja do otwarciia polud
niowo rosyjshego pogralicza.
Bolszewiki ME rozpoznaja zgody.
WATpIIWE CZYNNOSC UKRAIVSSKEJ RADY.
WATpLIWE CzYNNOSl UKRAINSKlEJ RADY.

Berlin II lutego. Zgoda pomedzy Sam Centranemi u
krana zostala podpsana dis drug godzc odpowied
MO do dis otrzymanego urzedowego oswiadczena
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
filed with hepost at Wnona
Feb T. 1918 required BY the Act Of Congress oc
Ami z11aku po sub1narynie
zalli1a torpedo r0zszala1a
Wielka szczefba " MIN byla.
Tuscania podr6zewa1a na wideku przy 1rlan-
dzkim wybrzezu zmrofu we wtorek, gdy
zmiia morska wkrad}a sic re smiercionos-
nym Wybuchem.

edzy udzm ME byo panh oket ME zanurza sic zaraz
IRLANDZK1EGO PORTU II lutego do zjednoczone pray
Onega 500 pozostah pry wojsko
grupy storpedowanego okretu Tuscaa wyado
wall ym Pozosta yciu wyadowa takze nnym
Irlanzkm edny szkockm Niewiadomo dokadne ll
wadowao pozosayh ale obcza oko}o 200 mie
bye po wiekszej czec udzie zatopionego okreu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Groziba IA submaryny,

Admiral Jellicoe, dawniejjszy
|11aczelnik sztabu marynarskiego
.przemawiiajac dis ma okrecie, mo
viii Il sic obawia} S'byisn1y W 9
bawie cd kilkll nniesiecy lecz Y
.1ecie, tax oko1o sierpnia zdaje
mi sic u bedziemy 1noglii poWiie-
Idziec6, ze .groz ozba submaryn zostala
mise zczona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation iiled with the.
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
Feb, II, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, Il, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Feb, IL, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
NlEMCY P0DPlSALY zG0DE P0K0J0WA UkRAINY.
translation filed with thepost master at Winona Mnn
H. 1913 required by the Act Of Congress Oc g. 1917
Jeden Gr0b Ola Wszystkich.
"a ruoy WyrzucolIe plzez Wode na handzkiem Wybrze

WyAAuSOAN FAAs6 VVuy s'O
andzego portu II utego. Czterdzesci cztery 1Ol
zagnonych okreu Tuscania wyzc bawany dis skaly
petnascie mesca gdze zoal topedoWany Byi to
rozpoznania.
Rozrzewnajacy byl wdok wszysie oary mialy
bylo mich numer6w poiewaz Amekanie do tego
by aygnowan do oznaczone arm Ola tego ME
spoobu rozpoznana ich beda pogrzebaw nym
grobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
Feb, II, 1915. as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, Oh
Feb, IL, 1918, as required by the
Ach Of Cogress Oct, 6, 1917.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03
T,ke 4 Look At Your Job.

You men of draft age who are not in the army
because YOU have wife and children or father or
mother dependent upon you, ought to size UP your
lob to see whether not Marshal Crowders new
regulation will touch you.
You know what the new regulation is. II takes
effect July and says that no matter whether man
is married and has dependents or not, he must go
into the service if he is either loafer or is doing
work which is not useful in winning the war, and
this order names certain jobs as being nonuseful,
such as running passenger elevators, sales clerks IN
stores, men doing housework, and some jobs which
are regarded as hurtfu, such as working around
gambling houses, pool rooms, bucket shops, race
tracks, etc.
1t is easy enough to look at your job and say,
NV Job is not in the list" but Gen. Crowder says
it is expected that the list of nonuseful Jobs will
be extended from time to time. Suppose that an
other list is gotten out they take care OF
the men in the nonusciul jobs which are already
named, Will your job be in the next list:
1t is not a very long step from running a pas
senger elevator to being street car conductor.
If selling dry goods groceries in store is a
nonusefu job, how would they classify a deputy
clerk over in the courthouse, or bookkeeper:
If you are bond salesman insurance
solicitor and have received deferred classification in
the draft, what the chances that your occupa-
ton will be named in the next list?
If you are a chauffeur for private family, what
are the chances that the list Will put your job
down as nonuseful just this list names the
doorman and butler.
And you lawyers-are you so necessary:
In sizing up your job you had better think also
about whether or not a woman with sufficient train
ing could do your work, not we'll perhaps you,
at first, but could she learn to do your work:
When you are thinking about whether not
your job will be in the list of nonuseful jobs put
yourself in the place of Provost Marshal Crowder,
who must not only get men into the army, but must
that all the power of the country is work
ing in things that usciul in helping to win the
war, and then you figure out just what kind
of job you hold.
The first list goes into effect July I. There will
probably be large number of hunting for
useful Jobs. There will be more of them as other
lists made up.
Maybe you just happened to get into the job
you hold and have staid in it just because you
didn't happen to get out. Maybe you have always
wanted to work in a machine shop or to work on
farm but nothing along to make you do
it, especially after you got married. No can
tell you what you had better do right now, but one
thing is and that is that you had better think
about your job.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03

prosperity is bound to attend this city despite all
slurring by outsiders But looking into the future
there is anything but brightness in prospect for
Washington.
The National Capital, which mas always been
Mecca for tourists, will be isolated spot
ostracised because of its actions in times. We
are literally being tried and found wanting.
The fault, whether it be at the feet of any class
or not lies in the inactivity of every civic organ
ization in the city. The newspapers have fallen
down, the trade bodies have fallen down and the
citizens associations have fallen down. We have
let the thoughts of boom 60 to our heads and
influence our Judgment. We have seen the profit,
eering and have merely forgotten it, thinking that
it was necessary phase of our hectic prosperity
If we had all made an intensive drive against
Congress we would have had real antirent prof
iteering law by this time We could have kept
local hotels within reasonable scale OF prices, IN
stead of having prices fuctuate like stock market
exchange. But we have let things go the easiest
way and even now we no dire results.
But we must take the thing in hand Immediately
if our city is to retain its position throughout the
country. Business now, while higher than ever
before in history, is not going to take care OF our
bank balances in the future.
We must turn about and give an immediate in
tensiye study of conditions while looking for the
best immediate remedy. To do this the trade
bodies must at once delve into the condition and
place the shoulders of their various bodies against
the wheel The citizens associations must forget
that it is summertime and dig in to fight what i:
at least a menace to the future Of Washington
The Washington Herald will support to the
utmost any concerted move that will lead to the
abolition of prohteering in the District Let every
agency in the city pitch in and help put the city
back where it belongs-the garden spot OF the
nation,
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03
'La1my;andNaN NeyyysN
Best Service Column in dle. GE.

face Of the policy less one months
premium II death occurred within 81
days after the premium became due
and more than one calendar month
after the period covered by previously
paid premiums. the beneficiary would
be entitled TO the face value Of the
policy less the premiums for two
months insurance. IL the death oc-
CURED more than 81 days after the due
date Of the premium and the premium
was still unpaid, the beneficiary would
receive nothing.
II soldier is returned to duty ana
released from further operation Of g.
o. Is. W. D.. 1915. within thirty-one
days after the premium on his war
risk insurance is due, the lapsed pre-
MUM may be deducted from his pay
in order that he may receive the fun
benefits Of such insurance. II, how
ever. the premium has remained un-
paid for more than thirty-one days
after the due date. the enlisted man
must seek reinstatement. In the ab-
sence Of regulations by the Bureau
OF War-Risk Insurance. he should
tender 10 such bureau the amount OF
the lapsed premium. with interest at
the rate OF s per cent per annum.
with written request for reinstate-
inent. In this manner there would be
saved to him whatever rights he might
nave under the circumstances. In The
event that upon the due date OF spv
such premium the United States owe,
The soldier on account Of pay or de-
posit an amount sufficient TO pay the
premium. the premium will be treat
! ed as paid i'm accordan nco xri,b a..
express provision OF the policy.
"ps.J A O, 04-.,: .: o.: ..
] oOps. J. A. G., 004.s, Feb. ?, 1871
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR.
THE DAY.
By John kendrick Bangs.

THE DAY.
Morn rejoice in since it brings me
light.
And sends me on my way with sense
of power
To do the things / must do ere the
night
Hath set an end unto the golden
hour.
Noon. too. I love with srdor since the
sun
In full and mellowed glory eilds the
blue,
And shows the daily labor well begun,
With goals in sight that l am speed
ing to.
And night-the night is likewise dear
to me
Since with it comes relief from press
and strain,
With gifts of dreams through which
the path ] see
Back to the vigor of the morn again.
Copyright, Iels.D
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03

The following are digests of opin-
ions recently rendered by the Judge
Advocate General of the army:
One who claims to be an alien
enemy, when drafted into the mill
tary service of the United States.
has the same rights and obligations
as any other person in the service.
He may. of course, claim exemption
at the proper time because Of alien
age, but.a determination by his local
board that he is not alien is final.
oops. ]. A. c.. 0lLs. Feb. 2. 1873.
Officers appointed from civil life to
the National Army during the present
emergency are TO have no regular or
permanent station when assigned to
duty with troops, within the meaning
of A. H., 1859. Consequently, they
are not entitled to have shipped at
government expense anything more
than the field allowance of baggage to
which they may be entitled (Ops. ].
A. G., 524, Feb. q. 1sls)
II a man who has taken out war-risk
insurance under the act of october 6,
1917 40 Stat, 1881, dies at a time when
his pay is stopped under the provisions
Of G. o. IS. W. D.. 1914, because OF his
absence from duty on account of dis
ease resulting from his intemperate
use of drugs or alcohol or other mis-
conduct. the rights OF his beneficiary
depend on the circumstances Of the
particular case as TO the payment Of
premiums. IL the death occurred dur
ing a part of a month for which part
the premium was not paid and before
the premium therefor was due. the
beneficiary would be entitled 10 the
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03
Qualified for the Work.

Reference at dinner affair was made to the
qualifications OF some people. along certain lines
when little anecdote was httingy related by SEN
ator William S. Kenyon, of Iowa:
One morning just as Smith was about to leave
home for the daily grind at the office he meek
ly approached by the sharer of his sorrows and
joys.
John" said she in gentle voice, 81 am GO
ing down town today and would like to buy"
More money. It's money all the time When 1
am dead you will probably have to beg for every
cent you getl" .-..
Maybe l will, John," was the calm reionder
Of little wifey, "but 1 will be whole lot better
off than some poor women who never had any
practice!-Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03
pe;,~ Tried and Found Wanting.

Scene -eAe sulokiEl-rouu Ilman
Between Washington and Me- York Time: The
present Dranatis pcrsonae: An arm. captain,
SdoIiss-a-yeer Wan Street man. government Off
cial and Wasiiassof newspaper man.
After conversation has been opened along the
usual borrowing route, the Washington
newspaper asked the army officer where he
was stationed. The officer replied that he was
stationed in Washington, the city of highbinders
and second-story men. He was vociferously sec
onded by the Wall Street man and the government
official.
The army officer continued: "When the war
broke out l gave up well-paid position to go
down and assist the government Because of spe-
cial training / given commission and sta
toned permanently in Washington. This sounded
unusually good to me, had family and had
always wanted to live in the National Capital. I
Immediately started looking for quarters. I found
them eventually, four-room apartment for which
/ am forced to pay SI75 per month. The apart
ment previously rented for $40 per month. That's
what Washington means to
His story was matched in its general scope by
others told by the Wall Street man and the gov
eminent official. The newspaper man listened, but
remained silent. He would have liked to come to
the defense of his city, but could not
The above is being enacted continually
Sc days. From Maine to California the city of
hington is being branded place to shun
than visit The effect of the feeling is OBJ
So long a. the war lasts : heiahtened
The Washington herald., 1918-06-03
Court Grants to Woman
Right to Powder, Paint
And Wear Short Skirts

Cleveland, June "A woman has a
perfect right to powder and paint and
wear short skirts. II is a woman's
right to improve her looks with paint
and powder if she sees fit TO do so.
and IL the style says that she shall
show an ankle or maybe more, then
she may do that also. and may wear
skirts as short as she wants 10, so
long as the police are satisfied.
This. in brief. was Judge Levine's
finding in a suit for divorce brought
by Sander Ignatz against Mrs. Mary
IgnatZ. his wife. Ignatz alleged
cruelty in his petition for separation
from a wife who painted and showed
too much of her anatomy 10 passers-
by. Ignatz must take her back or
pay separate maintenance.