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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23
PRIVATE LEO DE RIOUX
OF DRISCOLL KILLED IN
ACTION ONSEPTEMBER rs

War Department Notifies Miss Hattie
De RiouS OF This City Of the Loss 81
Her Brother, Who Is the First Niue.
ces County Boy To Be Killed in
Actcn.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23

Private Lee De RiouN Of pfiScuii. Is
the first Nucccs County boy 90 die on
the field 81 battle in action. 50 far as
the record is available though Private
l3cnjamin Birmingham. who was re.
ported missing IN action last July. has
not been heard from since.
4 telegram received Yesterday by
Miss Hattie 10 RlouX 81 this city an
nounccd The death 81 her brother. PVT.
i.co he i,iouN. She message stating that
he had made the supreme sacrifice on
september -.
Others to survive him include two
other sisters Mrs. Ros Compton and
Miss Louise De RiouN OF san Anton
10. and two brothers Fred and Louis
who live nt priscoll
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23

LONDON. oct - Suggestions that
an embargo he placed on '''lnxury lnun-
dr," tn london has bcer the subject
90 considerable comment In the news
papers here. The statement that the
iaundrios are flooded with large guam
tiies Of dainty lingerie and other fan
cy clothing by women war workers has
bccn denied by laundrymen.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23

. roft Arausas me first Nne-
+ ces County town 10 subscribe
: ITS quota VI the Ned cross fprd
: aua Thifd ANA lvHtth Liberty
+ imns feaay for ihe tniird
+ WA Fund Drive that starts on
/, NO,tuoef ii
+ From iudse cam tt'ethatb
. Chairman VI tho nmi Arlnens
/, Nnr Dounci MHNpl HoS Miller
: thhFmW 81 ihe United War
: Fund campaign Committee. has
: lceNl1 thr sailawmA
: 10 notice in the Caller th9t
:. vu aie tn manar another war
:. drive % Nurcrs County aud JNut
: S4ONe0 is tN n fa.ed Tho port
= Araueas Wan Couni does nuf
, tnpw wlri awuurt wlN hn np
? pafiiaHcd to nue community on
:. uiHn VIII ne selected t- lucul
:. mtnaaer hut $3.50 WISH 90 soy
: nut quote NOW raleed nud
:. fM rn 'fur VI 'ovor 'he
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23
FATHERLESS CHILD OF
FRANCE WRITES LETTER
TO W00DMAN MEMBERS

TAa Corpus Christi Woodnnn Circle
Soma mouths aso, through the war
vmA ef Miss Alice lones Of ihis city
adopted 'Htherless child of France
The adapted ,hild S. Marguerite
Gaanee saint Cyr senncoey le Grand
laonr q laiie.
tr9m ihis litile gin the circle has
received the foilowlng letters
70 have been very aefoahly sur
priet3 N peeipine yoaf letter nnd 7
wisu 20 hauh vpu for yanr i,lndness
Al i 49, aoi hhow English my school
mistress srnf y0nr letter - her neph
cw Who translated Il for me That Is
Why J ana i iilile iate iu writing 10 Sou
81 lac n ihe little siilare 90 saint
cNl ana with mama and my grand
father ] have neither brother nor sis
t0r Ny father WAS killed in the war
ihe 22a pf January. 1915 at Noag's.
Nf are ver, lonesome now We cnlti-
Nat, the soil J heip mama IN the
house 1nd iu the field ! go TO school
also I am ten years old. I am not
very tam nor large. II lt VIII give
rou pleasure win send yoa my pho
tosraph
! have heard the brave American
foldiers spokon ~ love them without
knowing them They are winning q
great victory AZ -. AIihiei. Thanks
to the.1 we viii soen be delivered from
those pi!lainous forNas.
"Mama Va, me 10 thanking son for
the Interest Yea a. q Ia me Shc sends
4 you per hts' wishes and einhtaee You
\ fiect~t sly'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06
Wiadomosci z Parafij
Polskich W Chicago.

lacy. Napietnowa} on ostro tych kt6rzy
albo mic albo malo Ia Polske daja a
jeszcze W dodatnu szemrza przeciw tym
kt6rzy cale zycie 1 mienie swoje poswie
! cili ola Polski. Radzii zebranym zapo-
mniec o tel haniebnej kla~syfikacyi ma
szych ma galicyak0w, prusak0w / rus
k6w, many bye wszyscy zawsze i wsze-
die szczeremi Polakami. Szpalt kilka
potrzeba by bylo do opisania kazdego
szczegolu mowy X. Zapa}y, powiemy
jednak, re przem6wienie tego Wiel.
MONEY! nawr6cilo niejednego ma pra-
wa droge. Oklaskom, PREY zako6czeniu
mowy ME byio ko6ca.
Fanny NJ. Smigaj i H. Mickus spie-
wa}y duet, "a co nagrodzono je oklas-
kami. ,,Duma" - S~zczesnego Zahaj-
kiewicza, deklamowa}a parma Barbara
Huntowska. Przem6wil nastepnie orga-
nizator Armii Polskiej, p. Stanisiaw
Krzywonos. Re Spiewem wystapil Choir
starszy, mieszany, pod dyrektywa p.
Zamlary. OdSpiewano ,,Straz mad Wi
sla" oklaskami zmuszono Spiewak6w
i spiewaczki do powt6rzenia drugiej
zwrotki.
Deklamowa}a take parma Stanisla-
wa Demska, z e spiewem solowym wy
stapila parma NJ. Smigaj.
Najbardziej podobai sic zebranym
Taniec Polski (Scharwenka) kt6ry wy
kona} maiy Jasiu Jarecki, synek pah-
silva Jareckich | ma}a n. Silha. MaIy
Jarecki ubrany W kostusz polski z sza-
belka u boku a ma}a Silhowa W kon-
tuszu take polskim, slicznie sic pred
stawiali. Oklaskami niejako zmuszono
malc6w do drugiego wystepu, oklaski-
wano ich diugo pc ta6cu.
Sekretarz obchodu, Roszkowiak po-
prosi} panic z Czerwonego Krzyza do
zebrania kolekty W celu pokrycia choc
czeSciowo koszt6w owej wspania}ej ma
nifestacyi.
Ma zako6czenie zebrani odspiewali
America" 1 hymn narodowy polski
,,Boze cos Polske".
Urzadzenlem owej pieknej MANTLE
stacyi popo}udniowej zajmowa} sic J..
Jan Sobieszczyk, miejscowy asystent,
ktoremu nalezy sic wiele "a prace.
Adjutantami g}6wnego marsza1ka p.
byli PIP. Piotr Labu6ski i Leon Regosz.
Leona Z~amorskiego W czasie pochodu
Dzieci slicznie W kostyumy ubra}y
i do wystep6w przygotowaly miejsco-
we Siostry Zmartwychwstanki.
Fotografie zdejmowane przez nasze-
go fotografa, podane beda W j~utrzej-
SEEN wydaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06

Bardzo piekny byl widok gdy fla
ga byla wywieszana; dzieci szkolne
kt6re to flage trzymaiy byiy ubrane
W kostyumy Panstw A%lianckich.
Ma tenn zakoiczyl sic program tel
tax pieknej uroczystosci.
Komitet wskiad kt6rego wchodza
X. ]. Zdechlik, A. Schultz, A. S.
Drufke, ]. K. Borowinski, ]. Lewan-
dowski, A. ]. Plocinski, A. Wisniew-
ska, M. Jackson, w. MarkoWska, skia
da podziekowanie X. j. Grembowi--
czowi, OBJ. j. L. Lisskowi, Siostrom
Nazaretankom, ch6rom p~arafialnym,
kapeli, skautom, Towarzystwom,
kt6re wystapiiy re swemi sztandara-
mi / upiekszyly widok | wogole
wszsytkim obecnym.
Nazwiska zoinierzy, kt6re pomi--
nieto W ogfoszeniu W sobotnim Dzien
niku wraz z nazwiskami tych, ktorzy
sic jeszcze ME ~znajduja ma lisce, be-
da p6zniej ogloszone.
Imiona i nazwiska zolnierzy po-
woianych, mona podaG do zapisu ma
plebanii Tub u >sekretarza - A. s.
Drufke, pnr. 2S14 N. Hamlin ave.
Wiersz, kt6ry PREY kohcu swej
mowy wygiosii adwokat J6zef L. LII
SAX, brzmiaf TAX:
o! Service Flag on your s~tanchion
there
Made with a tear and a woman's
PRAYER
Child of Old Glory, born with a STAR
o! what a wonderful flag you are.
Rlue is each star in it's field Of white,
Dipped in the red that was born OF
fight.
Born in the Blood that u fore
bears shed
To raise your mother, The Flag
o'erhead.
And now you've come in this sren--
zied day,
Each star with a message to speak
and say
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06

Rockford, ILL.,, kt6ry specyalnie ma
to uroczystoSt przyby}. Sam widok X.
Grembowicza ubranego W mundur
zolnierski do lez poruszyf.
,,Idz Moi synu idz
Bo lepiej niz wniewoli Eye"
temi siowy rozpoczai swa move X.
Grembowicz. Sfowa te wydoby} z de-
klamacyi ,,Matka Polka. Podczas
mowy X. Grembowicza MONA byfo
zauwazyt Ivy W kazdym oku i ma
leach DO rzeczywiscie nova ia ira
fila do wszystkich serc chocby mai
trwadszych. Nova X. Grembowicza
ma pewno dlugo pozostanie W panic
CT matek i ojcow synow ~siuzacych W
armii, gdyz wytl6maczyi on eel ola
kt6rego synowie walcza / podai JAZZ
rodzice maja krzyz ten znosic.
9. Spiew: Hail to the Land" wy
konaly bardzo pieknie dzieci szkolne.
10. Nova Wiel. X. Prob. ]. Zdech-
lik, C.. r. X. Proboszcz wytiomaczyt
zebranym dlaczego gwiazdy ma Cho-
ragwi So sformowane W ksztafc1e
krzyza a mianowicie ma znak, IL sy-
movie naszej parafii walcza "a swie-
ia sprawe, pc drugie, azeby przypo-
minal idacym do koscio{a, IL maja
polecac W swych modlitwach zo1nie-
rzy w~alczacych. Dalej podziekowai
x. proboszcz x. kapelanowi Janowi
| Grembowiczowi / wszystkim uczest-
nixon tejze uroczystosci.
Podczas spiewu MY Country tbs
of Thee" panic w. Lezyk,R. Jasin--
ska, M. Jasihska, M. Kosobucka, A.
Rzekiecka, l.. Luka, w. Dejewska'
A. Maciejewska, M. Dymarkowska |
Kamowska zajeiy sic kolekta, ktora
p~rzyniosia $90.12; pieniadEe te beda
do1aczone do funduszu Flagi Homo
rowej.
Ma koniec personal---very. OBJ. A.
| Schultz oznajmil. IL ma Fladze znaJ-
duje sic PA gwiazd; wszyscy ra-
zem zebrani odspiewali ,,Boze cos
> Polske'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06

legium sw. Stanisiawa Kostki.
Modlitwe odmowi} Prev. O..
Rektor, poczem przystapiono do
wykonania programu. !
Pierwszym numerem byl duet,
wykonany przez naszych MO-
dych amatorow kol. Tarkowskie-
go i Jachima, ktorych wystep ma
grodzono hucznymi oklaskami.
Nastepnie move wyg}osif kol.
J Jakubski, W ktorej przedstawi1
wszystkim godnosc i znaczenie
Konstytucyi 3go Maja.
Pc MIN kol. w. Gucwa oddekla-
mowal ballade .Giermek" Mo-
rawskiego, tax pieknie, re zaslu--
zyi ma pochwale.
Powtornie wystapili koledzy
Tarkowski i Jacfim i jak pred
ten tax i teraz spisali sic mako
micie.
Pc mich kol. Krla odczytal swe
5taranne i piekne wypracowanie
ma temat Konstytucyi 3go Maja.
Szostym numerem bylo Solo ma
fortepianie przez kol. Radzickie-
go: jak jego poprzednicy, tax i
on wywiazaf sic z nalozonej nan
zadania bardzo pieknie.
Nastepnie prezes Ko4ka kol.
Lucyan Wojtalewicz wystapii z
nova pena 'patryotyzmu, nauk i
zachety do dziaiania w sprawie
naszej, a tax sercom drogiej W
sprawie n~aszej Ojczyzny ukocha-
iej, abysmy wszyscy dokiadali
sill / staraii ola oswobodzenia Pol
Xxi.
Ma prosbe o przemowienie kid
ku slow, Prev. X. Rektor w.
Zapaia, c. R., rozpoczai swa krot-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06

Il am the voice of a soldier-son
Gone to be gone till the victory's
won.
I am the Flag Of the Service, Sir.
The Flag of a mother -Ispeak for
her.
l am the Flag of the wives who wait
For the safe return of a martial
mate.
A mate gone forth where the war
god thrives
To, save from sacrifice other mems
wives.
I am the Flag Of the s~weethearts
true,
The Flag of the old, of the young,
and you.
I am the Flag of a mothers son,
And l wont come down till the VIC
tory's won.
o! Service Flag upon your s%tanchion
there
Made with a tear and a woman's
prayer,
Child of Old Glory, born with a star.
o! what a wonderful Flag you are.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06

ka, ale goraca i serdeczna mowe,
skresleniem w kilku siowaolr tych
wszystkich krzywd i oszczerstw
miotanych ma mas przez inne lu-
DIV, ma cze1n nasze imie ucierpia-
io bardzo wiele.
10 bardzo wiele, ale zawodzi}, re
teraz pahstwa Alianckie przeRo--
naly sic 0 wlasciwem z%naczenlu
Polakow, o ich serdecznem po-
swieceniu sic ola dobra drugich, o
ich wiekowych cierpieniach zl-
pelnie nieslusznych, i re czynlaa,
lie NIGGA, by Polske wskrzesic.
Nastepnie zachecai mowca do
wspolnej piracy okoso dobra o.
czyzny, co jest obowiazkiem kaz-
diego Polaka, do popierania ma
kazdym kroku sprawy polskiej'
do bronienia smialego i otwarte-
20 n~aszej Ojczyzny cd wszelkich
zarzut6w i obelg rzucanych ma
MIA przez wyrodnych jej synow,
do zbijania zarzutow obconaro--
dowcow, oraz do szerzenia zasa-
dy, re Polacy chca, moga i powin-
nj sic sami rzadzit. Nakoniec
Prev. o. Rektor wspominai o
lcjalnosci ludu PolssSiego, re jest
najlojalniejszym narodem i BAR
do oddanym rzadowi amerykafl-
skiemu. Dowodem tego jest te-
razniejsze kupno Liberty Bonds"
i p~osylanie ochocze synow
polskich do Armii amerykanskiej
Obchod ~zakohczono odsPiewa--
MEM hymnow narodowych ,,Bo-
re, cos Polske" i The Star Span
gied Banner"
Teodor Giowinski. G. r.
Sekr. Obchoda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06
z JACKOWA.

Ma dfugo W pamieci pozostanie
dzien w~czoraiszy W ktorym obcho--
dzono poswiecenie Flagi Honorowej
ku czci zo}nierzy i marynarzy z ma
szej parafii.
P~oswiecenie to cdbyio sic ma po-
dworzu szkolnem, kt6re chociaz jest
bardzo Obscene, wczoraj okaza}o sic
"a maiem, azeby pomie$ciG wszystka
publicznoSc, ktora sic zebrala. VIE
lu stale ma ulicy / nawet ma sasied-
mich domach, I z okien p~rzygladali
sic tel nadzwyczaj pieknej uroczysto-
Sci.
Komitet stara{ sic jak najlepiej
zadowolniG wszsytkich, chociaz miai
wielkie trudnoSci z powodu budul--
Gu, kt6ry sic znajduje ma podworzu
i trzeba bylo uwazac azeby dzieci ma
takowy ME wIaziiy.
Zaraz po nabozenstwie W xoSciele
gdzie odbyla sic procesya jake W pier
VISA niedziele maja. Prob. X. j.
Zdechlik, C. R., W a~systencyi Xxx. w.
Swientek, C. R. i FIR. Pieczynskiego
i czterech ministrant6w udaf sic NJ
platforme specyalnie zbudowana ma
podw6rzu. Tu po odmowieniu modli-
wy, X. Proboszcz powo}al ma pre-
wodniczacego OBJ. A. ]. Schultz, a ma
sekretarza nizej podpisanego.
Personal---very. OBJ. Schultz wyt}o-
maczyi eel z~ebranej publicznosci /
rozpoczai nastepujacy program:
/. Poswiecenie Flagi Honorowej
przez X. Prob. j. Zdechlik, C. R.
2. Wywieszenie tejze Flagi, pod
czas kt6rego ch6ry p%arafialne / die
ci szkolne pod dyrekcya organisty j.
X. Borowinskiego, z akomp. kapeli
parafialnej odspiewali ,Sztandar
Gwiazdzisty" po polsku i ,,Jeszcze
PolSka ME Zglnefa
Przez cafy czas Spiewu Flaga po-
wolf sic wznosila do CORY.
3. Deklamacya List Matki do Sy-
ma ma polu waikiki, wykonaly dzieci 2
klasy Smej i zrobiiy wielkie wrazenie
ma publicznosci.
4. Nova angielska adwokata ]. L.
Lisaka. Adv. Lisak m6wi} z ca}em
przejeciem siebie, tl6maczac przyczy-
ne obecnej woiny ola zwalczenia bar
baryzmu, kt6ry prusak chcial zapro-
wadziG ma calym swiecie. Nova p.
Lisaka wzbudzila patrotyzm u wszyst
kich obeenych; podobal sic take
wiersz, kt6ry PREY koncu mowy wypo
wiedzial. (Wiersz ten podajemy po-
nizej.)
5. Glory parafialne, pod dyrekcya
D. ]. K. Borowinskiego, odspiewa}y
,,Modlitwe" Z~alewsk:ego nWitaJ
Maj"; spiew wypadi bardzo pieknie.
6. Deklamacya ,,Matka Polka" -
wykonane przez dzieci klasy 7mej do
lez poruszy}a widow.
z. Spiew MY Country tbs of
Thee, wykonany przez dzieci z kla-
sy 7mei, TAX samo wypadi bardzo do
brze.
s. Nova X. ]. Grembowicza. poru-
cznika-kapelana z obozu Granta W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06
aDokuczliweSwierzbie

lest ieden srodek, kt6ry rzadko zawo-
dzf W usunieciu dokuczliwego swierzbie-
MIA. usmierza irytacye skory j czyni ia
miekka, czysta j zdrowa.
w kazdej apiece mozecie dostat zemo,
kt6re zazwyczaj pokona wszelkie choroby
sk6rne. Acne, eczema, swierzb, pryszcze,
wysypki, czarne lepki, W wiekszosci wy
padk6w ustapis cd zemo. Czesto male
zcszpecenia znikna przez noe Swierz-
b:enie zwYkle ustaje natychmiast. Zemo
lest to bezpieczny, antyseptyczny P3yn,
czysty, latwy do uzycia i godny zaufania.
Kosztuje tyiko 35S; ekstra duza butelka,
1t.O0goN Me plami, ME Jest tiusty n
lepki I najzupelniej bezpieczny ola deli
The z VI. Rose Co. Cleveland. O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-06
ZKolegium
ssw. Stanisfawa Kostki.

Rocznica Konstytucyi 3go Ma
ia jest droga pamiatka ola Pola--
ka, szczerze kochajacego Ojczyz-
ne, zarazem jest ona rownie dro-
ga ola ksztafcacej sic mlodziezy
~naszej, DO razem Z nauka wpaja
w jej serca mifo5c Ojczyzny. Do
wodem togo byi piekny obchod,
urzadzony "a staraniem Ko{ka
Literaokiego i'm. Henryka Sien--
kiewicza dnia 2go maja w sail kol-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
Officer Who Told
Huns to Go to He'll"
Not Swearing Man

New York. Oct. 1l.-When Maj,
Charles Whittlesley, commander OF
the now famous Lost battalion" an
swered the German demand for the
surrender of his surrounded and
starving battalion in the Argonne
forest with an invitation to go to
he'll" he was not swearing. but only
giving the Germans good advice,
says Mrs. G. Sullivan. the proud
landlady OF boarding house here in
which the major lived for seven
years before he joined the army.
HE never was a swearing man,
Mrs. Sullivan said today. Not a
single oath did | hear out OF him
in the seven years he was here, and
I've seen him looking for collar
button at that. But you would not
call his remark to the Germans
swearing exactly. would you? 1t
was just what / would call very
good advice
According to Mrs. Sullivan, Major
Whittlesley was ''as quiet as a
mouse and mot at all like fighter.
He is IS years and was recently
graduated from Williams college and
the Harvard law school. He trained
at Plattsburg and was commissioner
captain, later receiving his majors
leaves OVERSEAS.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
j. S. AND ITALIAN |
OFFICERS ARE TO.
SPEAK SATURDAY.
Parade to PreCede Ceremony
in Court House Square
to Observe Columbus
Day.

Max J. G. Maher, Captain Charles
Glidden, Carlo Corrini, Adolfo Tar
rioni and Rev. NJ. A. Stagno will
be the speakers at the Columbus
day ceremonies in front of the court
house Saturday afternoon. Corrini
and Tarrioni are Italian mill
tary officers, who are visiting
Omaha. Rev. Mr.. Stagno is the
priest in charge of ST. Ann church,
Twenty-fourth street and Popple-
ton avenue.
The parade, which will start fro--
Sixteenth and Nicholas streets at 2
p. H., will be in charge of Antonio
Rizzutto as grand marshal, assisted
by Gaetano Marino, Alto Garrotto,
Samuel Anconi and Salvatore Clip
pola.
Saturday will be the 426th anniv-
versary of the discovery of America
by Christopher Columbus. The day
is a legal holiday in this state.
Mayor Smith has issued a proclama-
ton, requesting citizens generally to
be mindful of the occasion. 1t is
stated that the parade, and the pro-
gram Immediately following, will ex-
coed in interest previous demonstra-
tons held by Omaha Italians.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12

Harold Carey. wayneshurg,>Pa.
Joseph E. Crosswhite. Versailles, Mo.
Haywood Dennis, Troy, 5. c.
Arthur Flynn, Valdez, Colo.
Frank II. Frost. Worcester. Mass.
Frank Arthur Imbler, Plattsburg, Mo.
Felix Jagodzinski. Baltimore, Md,
William a. Keller. Philadelphia. Pa.
Henry Emil Kolbe,-Buffalo, \. Y.
Edward J. Kopp. Hokes. Pa.
Andrew J. McCloskey, Lehigh Gap, Pa.
Charles A. Mccormick. Philadelphia, Pa
Charles J. Reilly, New York. n. y.
Lynden Sautbine, Oklahoma City, Ok.
John Sheehan, Brooklyn. n Y.
Jimmy Stetzenko. Milwaukee, Wis
George Daniel Anderson. Fish Creek
Wis.
Angeline c. Relvey, waverly. n, 7.
Alvin C. Berndt. Oakfield. wis.
Lawrence Rurgmeier. Dayton, Q.
Henry F HortZ. Sheffield, ILL.,
George Innate, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Charles F. Smith. Beecher City, Ill.
Tony T. Sobiesclsy, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Andrew Anderson. Steger, i'll.
Alexander J. Bernard, North Bridge
Mass
Carl Boyer, Leadwood. No.
Francis Z. Brown. billiard. Ga.
Harry Foster, Elsberry. Mo.
Julius otto Froende, chicago HI.
Peter Joseph Heffron. Milwaukee, Wis.
Friend d. Hennings. Waco, Neb.
Grant f. Metcalf Sterling, III.
Henry A. Peter, Cambridge. Md.
Frank Plona, New York. N. Y.
Richard Rauscher Falls City, Neb.
Clarence J. Wagner, Hamburg. Pa.
Glen C. Wagner. Richmond, Ind
Benjamin f. Wllloughby, Toone, Tenn.
Joseph Bigley. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Patrick Corcoran. New York, \. Y.
James E. Davis, Manner Tex.
Frederick Ederle, Brooklyn, N. 7.
Herman F. Fickbohm, Galena, ILL.,
John Heutis. Greeley, Colo.
Frank r. Hicks. Linwood, Kan.
Albert S. Hodges, North Oelwein, Ia.
Michael Jereczek. Horrel, MINI.
Walter Marshall. Sarver, Pa. g.
Clement J. O'Rourke. Dubuque, Ia.
John f. Socla. Pine Bluff, Ark.
Carl NJ. Tumlison, Redlands. Cal,
Adam C. WetZel. Kutztown, Pa.
George H. Woods. Danbury. Conn.,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
Enemy Alien Arrested for
WORKING Extortion Scheme

San Francisco, Oct. ll.-Ernest
Theodore Mas, an enemy alien, was
taken into custody today by postal
inspectors on a charge of having at
tempted to extort money from prom
inent local residents having German
names by sending them letters
signed "the Society for investigation
of the German espionage system"
Recipients of the letters. the au-
thorities said, were advised the
society" had learned that certain
alleged disloyal sentiment had been
expressed in letters written by mem-
bers OF their families. Mas threat
ened his intended victims with en-
posure unless he was paid sums
ranging from $3.50 to $3.50, the Of
fcers declared. Mas made a conf
plete confession, the postal inspec-
tors said.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
Fern Journal Editors
Give Packers Some Ideas

Chicago. Oct. ia conference
OF editors of farm journals with Of
ficials OF Armour & Co., and
leaders OF the live stock business
having for its purpose the creation
of all understanding of the meat sit
nation that will lead to greater pro-
duction, wa held here today.
A. T. Meredith OF Des Moines, Ia
editor Of Successful Farming, vir.
tually put the packing and live stock
officials on the witness stand. He
told them big business is judged
by the public on the way it was con,
Quoted some Is years ago and said
business leaders are to blamed for
not letting the people know how
their business - is being conducted
toda.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
Fort Omaha Soldier Dies
of the Spanish Influenza

Private BERTHE L. Noah. member
OF the Soth balloon company at Fort
Omaha. died of pneumonia following
an attack Of Spanish influenza Fri
day at the Fort Omaha hospital.
This is the first death at the fort
since the disease became epidemic,
although several of the soldiers have
succumbed to the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
Further Restriction Put
Of Sugar Distribution

New York, Oetae 1l.-Amended
regulations governing the distribu-
ton OF sugar effective October Is,
under which retailers can sell only
a half monthly allowance on a basis
OF two pounds a person. were an
nounced by the federal food board
today.
The only exception to the new
regulations, it was explained, is that
the federal food administrators OF
any state may authorize the deliv-
cry of the full monthly allotment,
two pounds per person. at one sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
American Airmen Down
ManV German Machines

Washington, Oct, ll.-Fourteen
enemy airplanes and three enemy
balloons were brought down by the
American aviators operating with
the British forces during the period
from August Is to September s, il
was announced tonight by the War
department. The achievements were
noted in a summary of British royal
air force communicates just received
by the department.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12

The New York and Chicago dis
triets made gains Of $68,000,000 and
S52.000000 respectively.
A gain of $4,000, 900 was reported
today in the Kansas City district.
Subscriptions by states follow:
Colorado, $ll,l95,oS0; Kansas,
S22,S37, $50: Missouri, $6,056250; Ne
brsska, $l6.9oo, $50; New Mexico,
$4,000; Oklahoma, $ll,6SS,700;
Wyoming, $2,5o0400.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-12
Woman Drives 2&
RiVetS in Two Hours

Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. ll.-Miss
Annie Tobey, all operative in the
electrical shop at the Portsmouth,
navy yard, won a contest for wo-
men riveters here today when she
drove 264 copper rivets into battery
boxes i'll two hours. Machinists
claimed this was a record for wo-
men