davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

wolnomySlne, socyalistyczne, an
tymilitarne, w5picraja i utrzymu-
ia jedynie tylko zydzi.
Divine moce musiaiy opeta:
umysly Francuzow. Ma wlasne
oczy widza oni wszedzie destru-
ktywna robote zyd6w, mowia
pisa o niej-a jednak dopuszcza
ia ich do wszystkich wybitnych
stanowisk, jakby wSr6d rodowi-
tych Francuzow ME byio dosyt
Odpowiednich kandydatGw. "a
den zyd mic byl przy 2akiadzi-
mach pahsrwa francusEego AMI
wogole pahstw chrzeScijahskich,
ale kazdy radby w Mich rel wo-
die, i miota sic i pieni, jesli NIL
ready robia trudnoSci. Kto NOR.
dowai swoch prorokow, a vice
tych, ktorzy mu najlepiej zyczy-
Ii i najrzetelniej chcieli sluzyc,
temu ufac ME mozna..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
zbyszkO VS.. FreibeTg'
WIadek WaIczyt bedlis I Stschsrern dnia
is IutegO, W coliseum.

W{adck Zbyszko kt6ry ~ubicgiego pia-
tku ~nauczyf ,,rcslerki' ulubiehca anne
ryka6Skiego, Cutlera, W Duluth, Mimi,
stale dzisiaj wieczOrem do walk z ia
mem Friebergiem W teatrzc Chicago,
PREY S-mej ulicy i Wabash avenue, w
Chicago. Ben Reuben zmierzy sic z
Pergantisem a Steve Savage'i Pat Con-
ley staja tez do dw6ch stare. Walk
wszystkic zapowiedzianc So do ko6ca.
Dnia 1890 lutego W Coliseum PREY
15tej ulicy j Wabash avenue ma sic Cd
bye walka wiekszej wagi Wiadka Zby-
Ska q J6zefem Stecherem.
o tenn potem, dis tylko przypomi-
nanny Wake Wiadka Z Fricbcrgicm.
g * q * g
$50 KLUB0W STANIE DO KONTES.-
TOW w TURNIEJU A. B. c.
* OK
Abe Langtry, sekretarZ ligi kreSlarzy
zwanej American Bowling Congress-
donosi, re tcrmin zapiSywania sic juz
uplynaf. Podfug ~obrachunku Langtryc-
go, do kontest6w W czaSie trwania tur-
nieju A. B. c., stanie razem $50 klu-
bow kreglarskich z kt0rych $50 jest z
Cincinnati, Ohio, gdzie turniej tegoro-
czny ma sic odbyc. Turniej ten rozpo-
czyna sic dnia 1890 lutego. Nagrody w
sumie pienieznej wynosic bcda okragle
$4,000.
g
PLATkA DAVIS SQUARE KNOW
WYGRALA.
M9
Ubieglej soboty wieczorem, W sail 81
mnastycznej W parku Davis Square
PREY 45tei i Paulina ul., piatka repre-
zentujaca park ten pOkonaia rywali 2
klubu ,,Hamlin TriangleS' W Srzc W
pike ~koszykowa punktami 90 do Is.
w Wielkiej mlerZe do ZWycieStwa PREY
czynili sic dwaj piikarze W. Nalewaj
i Andrzejewski. Cyfry:
DAVIS SQUARE: -
W. Nalewaj, r. F.
Agnew, L. +.
Andrzejewski, G..
Moefield, II. G..
Magowski, J.. G.
HAMLIN TRIANGLES: -
Carmody, Il. T.
De Colwc,,L. f.
O'Malley, c.
CheSney, r. G.
Riewer, L. G.
KoSzyki zdobyli - ". Nalewaj .; ~
gnew l; Andrzejewski G: Carmody 4;
Dc Glove 1; O'Malley .; Ricwer l.
Wolne .rzuty zdObyli - Andrzejew--
ski =; O'Malley ..
~ ~ ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

kich wybitnych stanowiskach
znalezG MONA dusze zydowsk2.
w ostatnish 5 lataCh s zydow
zostalo g~eneralami, IA puikownr-
kami, Is majorami, 10T kapita-
mani i rotmistrzami, SO lekarza-
mi sztabowymi. w intcndan-
turze wojskowej pracujc 90 ~
dow ma wyzszych stanowiskach.
w radzic panstwa wsG'd 80
w~yzSzych urzednikow znajduJe
SIG 20 zydow. WSrod p~rofeso-
row uniwersytetow i innych wy
szych zakiadow naukowyca Wi
dzimy 2O2 zydow. w scnAcie
zasiada i. W iz6ie 6 zyd6w. "
ostatnich 90 latach 10 zydow by
10 ministrami. Obecny minister
finans6w Klitz jest zydem. w
swoim artykule zwraca wyzej
wspomniany autor uwage ma b.
&c w calej niemal prasie panuje
dusza zydowska, re organiza :ye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

Ex-Szampion
Sullivan umar|.

Jan L. Sullivan, ex-szampion piescia-
rzy- ciezkicj wagi W Stanach Ijednoczo
nych zmarf ubieglej sOboty, dnia 2So
lutegO.
Sullivan, kt6ry liczyi lat 5S wieku,
ostatnie dziesiec lat swego zywo-
ia Spedzii ma farmie W Abing--
ton Chorowa{ on ma, wade sercowa, by
10 to pred trzema tygodniami; W kill
ka dni potem, odzyskawszy nieco zdro-
via uda} sic kolejq do Bostonu.
'Zrana, W dzie6 zgonu, Sullivan wsta1
jak zwykle / planowai udaC sic do mia
sta w celu wizyty, lecz kr6tko pred
obiadem dosta} ponownie silnego bicia
serca, co tez spowodowaiO smierc jego.
Zmarf on w samo pofudnie.
Dziesiec minut pred zgonem PREY
jaciel jego Geo. NJ. Bush zawezwai le-
kara Rauna kt6ry radzil ~SulliVanowi
polozyc sic do 36zka. Gdy lekarz od--
szedi Sullivan poprosii Busha o PREY
gotowanie mu kapieli; dziesiet minut
potem Sullivan juz ME Ay}.
Prey I6zku k%onajacego, do ostatniej
chwili byli obecni. VIM. Kelley, chic
pax 15-to letni kt0rego swego czasu
adoptowal Sullivan i przyjaciel jego
Geo. NJ. Bush. iona Sullivana zmaria
kilka miesiecy temu.
Sullivan urodzii sic dnia logo paz-
dziernika, 1858 roku w Boston, Mass.
By} on ) stop i 1OA cali wysoki. W
czasie swej karyery pieSciarskiej ME
wahy1 wiecej jak 100 funt6w i nalezaf
do 'piesciarzy ciezkiej wagi. By} on po-
%chodzenia IrlandzkiegO.
Pierwsza Wake stOCzyl q Paddy
Ryanem W Mississippi City, dnia 7-go
lutego, 1882 roku; walczono pod}ug re-
gul ~Londy6skich, bez rekawic o $4,000
i szampionat; pokonai on Vwego rywa-
la W dziewieciu starciach. Pokonywa1
on potem wszystkich swych rywali ciez
kiej wagi az do roku 1892. Wtedy
to W New Orleans odby}a sic dnia 7-gO
wrzesnia owa pamietna walka z James
J. Corbettem pod}ug regu} Marquis Of
Queensberry' o szampionat; Sullivan
przegraf wake te W d~wudzicstem pier
wszem starciu. Walczy} on / potem ale
walka o szampionat z Corbettem ode
bra{a mu juz dalsza ochote do Walk
tax, ze W roku 1896 karyere swa pie
sciarska z~akonczy}.
/ Sportowcy amerykahscy &c zgonem
Sullivana traca pierwszego i n~ajlepsze-
go propagatora walk piesciarskich W
Ameryce. By1 on piesciarzem doskona-
lynn, .traktowa} wszystkich zawsze i
wszedZie po ,~,kr0lewsku' i temu TO
przypisuja fakt ten, IL zmar1 on ME
pozostawiajac Pc sobie zbyt wielkie-
go majatku, choc z wystep0w swych
20 swiecie dorobil sic swego czasu mi
lion6w.
%S%
Wgr0d EaSet nIe-anSielsEicA
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl prsodujs
pod wzglsdem doboru 1 treSct nate
Uai1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

CIujecie jeso wybuch. UHyjcie "h~H'
komfortowi tax predko, lecz uwierSy-
Gle, gdy sp%robujecle: -I.,,. ,
Me robi roznicy jak Dol sWlorGye ,
tryka /, pail. wiozye odrob!ns 80 II
Tooth Filler" W zagaebie1!e, a 90; a.
STANIE natychmiast. srodek ten aLrHs
IA tax predko, re boil znika jut paws
" czasie k}adzenia nE-z Tooth Flller
",ESI Tooth Filler" ME powinien y
brany "a krople ma boil zebow, gume
eibo wosk, kt6re przynosza tyiko tym11
czasowa ulge. Najlepsza cecha 80
lest to, re tworzy niejako wypesmieI
ME, ktore tkwi W zagfebieniu czass sHI
tygodnie | mlesiace. Zatrzyma ooi'
szczedzi czas 1 rachunki dentysty.
,,E-Z Tooth Filler jest ma SprzeIaH
Il Waszego aptekarza -po zoe ouleLka'
slbo pos{ane wan bedzie "a otrzyma-
Siem kwoty przez Chas. A. Bertram
Drug Co, SAT- Elston Ave, chicago;
Ma sprEedaz | rekomendowane W chi
cage przez Siegel Cooper and Co, "
A. Wieboldt and Co" G.. LINING ana 20:
C. r. Walgreen and Co., Ssta Cottsge
Grove ave, Otto j. Hartwig, lwauk
and western. l.. Klein, Halsted, l4ta
! liberty ", Geo.. Karz. North ave- !
HaIsted, John J. Chwatal, 215O W. zZnd
ST, Economical Drug CO.. lZ2 ~ stats
ST. Schmidt Bros, 7lsza / Cottage Grove
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04

gdzie tez stale z piatka tamtejsza do
CRY W pike koszykowq.
Pred r~ozpoczeciem turnieju parko-
wego piatka ,Terrapins' radahy sta
nae do CRY 2 inneml piatkami, jak !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-04
CHODzI 0 VASE zDROWIE

Czy c~zujesz 20 jedzeniu jakby hawai-
olowiu lezal W twym ~zofadku! Sokl
trawienia ME kraza nalezycie, albo lch
niema lie potrzeba, by ozpuscify tWoJ
pokarm. w zoladku pozostaje niestra-
wione jedzenie. NaStepuje zatWardzenle
ktore pociaga "a SODA brak apetytu,
zawrot j Dol giowy, jezyk, wa
sic biaia pow{oka, zapach ust nieprHy-
Jenny, zGniiy. Czujesz sic ociazafym l
niechetnyln do zycia. ME PHI gorz-
kiej soil, ME uzywaj zadnych pigulek
przeczyszczajacych, BIO wywofuja stra-
SINE kurcze zoladkowe, poczem W krot-
kim czasie znow wraca stara bieda,
ZATWARDZENIE. Uwolnij sic cd tych
kiopot6w raz ma zawsze.
PHI nasze KALWARYJSKIE VINO
LECZNICZE, jedna fyzke pc kazdem 5e
dzeniu i, pred spaniem. Zobaczysz re
nastapi iscie cudowna zmiana. Me po-
zazdroscisz drugiemu. re zajada sobie
smacznie. NASZE KALWARYJSklE
VINO LECZNICZE zaostrzy twoj ape
tvt. znow bedZiesz weso4y. rzezki, krze-
pki, chetny do piracy ! zabaWy;
Nasze KALWARYJSKIE VINO LIZ
CZNICZE to najlepszy Srodek ma Kfo-
poty zoladka i ma ogolne wzmocnienie
organizmu. Polecamy je jake nalsku-
teczniejszy srodek ola mezczyZn, ko-
biet / dzieci.
KALWARYJSKIE VINO LECZNI-
CZE jest z~atwierdzone w dziale Depar-
tamentu patent0w Stanow Z~jednoczo-
nych w Westinghouse, D. c. Cena bu-
telki tylko $1.10. Do nabycia w apte-
kach. w polskich~ skiadach u gentow
Tub wprost cd fabrykant6w i wiasct-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
DEMOCRATS TO PUT
OUT FULL TICKET

It was decided to put a full ticket
= the field at the primaries May z,
at county meeting Of Democrats
held late Saturday afternoon In the
court house. The meeting was called
by Pettis Reid. chairman Of the coun-
ty central committee for the party.
Joshua Allen, Richmond attorney,
presided as chairman of the meeting.
and delivered a talk on patriotism
and party affiliations. He commend
ed the president and the government
in the carrying on of the war. and
declared that the entire party was be-
hind Wilson. He urged full ticket
In the field for the primaries. and
predicted victory for the party at the
fall election.
The only office remaining untitled
on the county ticket is that of sur
veyor.
Pettis Reid agreed to file papers
seeking the nomination for Joint SEN
ator to represent Wayne and Fayette
counties, and Samuel Clevenger filed
for nomination as joint representa-
tive Of Wayne and Union counties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
WILSON'S SPEECH
FORECASTS END
Of MILITARISM
tAssociated Pre...)

ASSOCIATED Press.)
LONDON. April s.-The doom OF
the military power in Germany was
pronounced by President Wilson In
his speech at Baltimore, says the
Morning Post
Whether or not the allies are strong
enough to break in pieces the German
military power remains to be seen,
II adds. But that given time America
Is able to defeat the enemy Is as little
doubtful as that che is resolved to do
It. however long the work may take.
It is a gigantic enterprise. for the de.
feat Of the German armies In the field
is not all that America has promised,
but she purposes to go further.
amid the stress and suspense OF
the great conflict now raging on the
western front, we can assure our
American friends that their brave and
simple declarations are inexpressibly
encouraging. They look upon the war
from q point of view which. after near
ly four years OF Supplying vicissitude.
we have lost.
president Wilson from the fret has
insisted that before all 1t is q moral
issue. There are millions Of men
among the Americans and the forces
OF the allies who are fighting in the
simple faith that they are doing duty
In q good cause.
1T has fallen to President Wilson
to put into stern practice the convic.
ton, which the greatest among Amer.
lean poets affirmed in every line of
his rough-hewn verse. that the spirit
OF liberty is invincible."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08

welfare Of the country in the carry
Ing on Of the war.
Only one man was present to vouch-
safe for the character of Blickwedel.
and this man was q bartender en-
ployed by Blickwedel in his saloon
which has become dry" drink en-
porium since the adjustment Of
saloons In Indiana. The bartender de-
clared that his employer. to his know
ledge. had never made such state
ments and was intensely loyal.
He was asked by the chairman Of
the council II 1t were not true that
conversations had been carried on in
the saloon in low German regarding
the war. He said that he understood
that language but denied that Ger
man-Americans had ever talked about
the war in the saloon In the German
language.
Blickwedel admitted before the
council that he was born In Germany.
and said that he came to this country
many years ago and has since become
a naturalized citizen.
The affidavit against Blickwedel will
be sent to the department Of justice.
Members Of the county council Of de-
Tense, the railroad men who swore out
the affidavits. members Of the thrift
stamp committee and newspaper men
were In attendance at the hearing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
TRAFFIC LIGHT ON
LICHTlESS NIGHTS

The necessity OF light at Eighth
and Main street on Thursday and Sun
day nights when the street lights
have been turned off was discussed
and It was decided to refer it to
James Dillon. superintendent of the
light plant. Dillon said he would
place a flood light at that corner SO
that drivers could see the officer
signalling and the light would not in
terfere with the officer.
Fire Chief Miller announced the
resignation Of Herbert Rae. The res
ignation was accepted and Herbert
Hostetter was assigned in his place.
Superintendent Dillon brought up
the question Of fencing in the light
plant while the war cnotinued. The
fence used he suggested be wire and
charged with current. The board de-
cided that it was the proper thing to
do.
Charles NJ. Denham appeared be-
fore the board with a signed petition
calling for cement walk on North A
street between Eighteenth and Min
teenth streets.
The clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for the collection Of the
city garbage. This plan will be
new one and will receive trial this
year. The bid will include the use Of
the city crematory which the city will
furnish the bidder.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
REMMERT DENIES
CULvER'S CHARGE

William Remmert asserted Monday
that the charge he and his wife were
pro-German was unfounded In fact
and denied that they had discontinu.
ed buying milk from G. T. Culver, q
dairyman, because he attacked the
Kaiser Remmert said they quit be-
cause they were dissatisfied with the
service Culver gave.
Remmert added that he had never
seen the Kaiser, had immigrated to
the United States because conditions
in Germany were unfavorable, that he
had no love for Germany and was glad
that he lived here. He said he had
renowned the Kaiser when he ap-
piled for American citizenship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Domestic Science Clubs
to Discuss Woman Agent

Important business will be transact
. ed at meeting OF the Wayne County
Domestic Science federation Thurs
day afternoon, and all members of
the various clubs in the county are
urged TO attend. Plans will be for,
nluiated for securing a homo demon
stration agent in Wayne county, the
office now being possible through the
recent appointment OF a county agri-
cultural agent.
The meeting will be held in the of.
flee OF County School Superintend.
ent Williams. and is scheduled TO be-
gin At 2 o'clock. Mrs. Forrest Meek,
chairman OF the federation. will pre-
side.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Mrs. Mary Ryan Dies at
Home in Centeruiue

CENTERVILLE, Ind, April s.
Mrs. Mary Ryan, 50 year old. died
here this morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Sentz. Pnenmo
MIA was the cause of death.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon at the home of her
daughter, with Rev Mildred Allen,
pastor fthe Friends church, ociat-
ing.
Four children survive. They are
William Ryan and Mrs. VIII Russell
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
National Bicycle Week
to Be Observed Here

Bicycle dealers Of Richmond will
meet Wednesday evening at Smith
Bicycle store to discuss plans for the
observance of National Bicycle week.
which has been set for May 4 to May
IL. H. G. Pauer. of the United Cycle
Trade Directorate, was in Richmond
Saturday and interviewed the Rich.
mond dealers concerning preparations
for the event.
Wheelmen over the country are pre-
pairing for a nationwide rally, which
is expected to put the bicycle back
into general favor. Special celebra-
lions are to be held in over 1000 cit
ies, and II Is estimated that more
than Q million wheeling enthusiasts
will take part in the races. parades
and country runs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08

Picture in your minds eye, reader,
dear-what would happen If the
Kaiser came here?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

HILL-Samuel Hill. IS years old,
died Sunday morning at his home,
1900 Green street. The body was
taken to the parlors of Jordan, Nc.
Manus, Hunt and Waterman. Funeral
arrangements will be announced later.
BITTERS-Margaret Bitters, Is
years old, died Saturday afternoon at
her home, 1888 Ratliff street. She is
survived by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. Bitters, two brothers and grand
father, Andrew J. Black. Funeral serv-
ices will be conducted Tuesday after
noon at 1870 o'clock at the home.
Burial will be at Eaton. O. Friends
may call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Mrs. Martha Cook Dies
at Age of ~ Years

Martha Cook, 70 years old. died Mon
day morning at her home, four and
one'haif miles north Of Richmond
She was born in Ohio. The surviv.
ing members OF the family are her hus-
band, George Cook and two sons,
Avery G. and Thomas w. Cook.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock at the home.
Burial will be in Goshen cemetery.
Friends may call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Men Firm in Claim
That Blickwedel is Disloyal

A. W. Blickwedel. president Of the
German Insurance society and the
South Side Improvement association,
was arraigned before the Wayne coun-
ty council of defense Saturday after
arising from remark he Is alleged
to have made in which he cursed the
United States government.
According to an affidavit which
was sworn out by two railroad men
Blickwedel is alleged to have said.
"G--- D the United States
The country hasn't got any president
anyhow. And this man Pershing is
nothing but a farmer and never
could lick the Germans" The rail-
road men say that they heard Blick-
wedel make this statement in his sa-
loon near South F and Eighth streets.
AT the council of defense meeting
both OF the railroad men reiterated
the allegations to which they swore
IN the affidavit, declaring that Blick-
wedel had made this remark and Civ
ing the date and exact time of day
that 1t was made. Both of them were
In the bar room at the time, and the
bartender was pointed out as also be-
ing present. Neither of the two men
were personally acquainted with
B1ckwedel but both were able to
Identify him as the man who, they
Claimed, cursed the government.
Questioned by members of the
county council Of defense Blickwedel
denied that he was disloyal, and de-
ciared that he had always been for
the United States. He said that he
had bought Liberty bonds. thrift
stamps and war savings stamps, and
contributed whenever possible to such
enterprises as were conducted for the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
". D. Fa1skes Discovers
Peculiar Potato Gro.uth

A peculiar potato growth has been
discovered by VIM. D. Fansher. 407
North Nineteenth street. among the
potatoes which he has had stored In
the cellar OF his home during the win.
ter. A sprout on potato, unable to
push its way out, grew inward In
stead. and has now spread through the
entire length of the potato.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Adam Metz Celebrates
Seuenty-second Birthday

Adam Metz. veteran Of the Civil
war. celebrated his seyenty-second
birthday anniversary Sunday evening
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Henry J. Maurer. Fl Charles street.
Games and music occupied the even
ing, and luncheon was served Light
ed candles arranged to form the num-
u formed the table decorations
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Court Records
Marriage Iicens,

Marriage License.
Charles F. Scott, 81 years old. Rich
mond. to Erma Black, 20 years old,
Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Former Richmond Woman
Dead at Houston, Texas

Mary M. Kingsland. "a years old,
died Sunday morning ut her home at
Houston, Tex. She was the young
est sister OF BENJAMIN b. Myrick of
Richmond. She is survived by her
husband and one son. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
INDIANAPOLIS TRACK TEAM
TO MEET CHARLOTTESVILLE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April S.-The
Manual high school track team is
sch eduled to meet the Charlottesville
tracksters next Friday here. A large
crowd IL expected as both teams are
expected to present some excellent
athletics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-08
Dr.. E. N. Linton to Speak
at Commercial Club

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Commercial Club will be held Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Com
mercial Club rooms. DR.. e. NJ. Lin
ton of indiana University will speak
on the war aims of our allies.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-01
Mr., LANSING CALLS
BLUFF BY GERMANY

The American Government, in re
ply to Germany's threat to execute
American prisoners of war found in
possession of shotguns, Monday gave
notice that if Germany carries out
any such threat suitable reprisals
would be taken. Secretary Lansing's
reply made public declares that the
use, of shotguns is sanctioned by The
Hague conventions. and that, in COM
parison with other weapons nov I'd
by the American troops cannot be
subject of legitimate or unreasonable
protest.
IF the German Government should
carry out its threat in single in
stance" says Secretary Lansing's
reply. at will be the right and duty
Of the United States to make such
reprisals as will best protect the
American forces. and notice is here
by given of the intention of the yGpY-
ernlnent of the United States tf
take such reprisals."
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-01
NATIVE OF BELGIUM
IS TO LOCATE HERE


An important change in store man.
egement took place this morning
when it was announced that former
Councilman w S Bert, local manag-
er for the Royal Wooden Mills store,
is to be transferred to the company's
store in Hagerstown. He is succeed
ed here by Mr.. c. H. Hervie, of New
York city. While Mr.. Bert's friends
regret his departure for new field
of endeavor, ali will wish him success
and extend the welcoming hand to
his successor. Mr.. Hervie is native
of Belgium and it intimately &C
uuainted with the various historic
points of that long suffering country
under Hun aggression.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-01
CITY HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Beulah Hare, of this city, was
admitted. at the City Hospital as a
metltcal patient. Miss Dora Burton,
of Berkeley SPRINGS, and Leslie
Grown, were also admitted.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-01

MARTINsBuRe, TUESDAY, OCTOBER /, 1918