davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
KAMPANIA IDZIE SZYB-
SEM TEMPEM w CHICAGO


Kampania "a trzecia pozyczk9
wolnoSciowa wChicago wreszcie
idzie szybszem tempem. Wczoraj
uzyskano subskrypcyi ma $1,000,
600. Jest to suma p~rzecietna, ma
kt0ra w m. Chicago trzeba CO.
dziennie uzyskac subskrypcyi' Je-
Sli miasto ma przekroczye sWa
kwote minimizing.
Co zaS sic tyczy siodmego dys-
tryktu observation-disclosures, kto
rego miasto jest centrum, tenze
dis oficyalnie ma p~rzekroczyc
swa kwote minimizing, gdyz we'd
hug wczorajszego raportu braku-
ie mu tylko s procent. Znaczy to,
&c w dystrykcie wediug raportn
oficyalnego rzyskano do wczoraj
wieczora subskrypcyi ma $3.50,
$4,000. a kwota minimalna wy
nosi S426, 100000. Kampania be-
die dalej prowadzona bez wytch
nienia, gdyz suma subskrypcyi W
calym kraju'ma przewyzszyc kwo
te minimizing o so procent.
w d~ystrykcie liczba nabywcow
bondow wolnoSciowych wynosi
1.649, $40 wediug oficyalnego ra-
portu, kt0ry obejmuje tylko tie
sprzedaze bondow, ma ktore wpla
como GAIA pierwsza rate w sumie
4 procent, Welding tychze rapor-
tow Iowa juz swa kwote przeIro-
cyl o Is procent. Wisconsin G
s procent, a Illinois Cpoza pow
Cook o Is procent, Michigan u
trzymuje re p~rzekroczyl kwote
minimizing, lecz oficyalnie jego
subskypcye wynosza tylko =
procent kwoty m%inimalnej. India
ma oficyalnie uzyskal subskryp-
cyl ma IS proceat. Powiat Cook
i m. Chicago oficyalnie uzyskalo
subskrypcyi tylko. ma 70 procent
Wobec powyzszych cyfr Chi
cago ME stoi najgorzej jesli SIC
w ostatnim tygodniu sfery zamo-
zne, przemysiowe i handlowe wy
tea. Chicago moze zajac miejsce
miedzy najpierwszymi.
Wczoraj bank Commercial and
Continental, najwiekszy bank W
Chicago, zakupii bondow "a s.,
100000. Firma international Har
vester Co. zakupiia "a 100000
a 2O,S53 pracownikow teJze flr-
,wxzakppiio boade~ "Siss@S,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
Z JACKOWA.

w p~oniedzia{ek wieczorem odby1a
sic instalacya nowego zarzadu subko-
mitetu w dzielnicy Avondale PREY pa
rafii Sw. Jacka. Pc przem6wieniu Wiel.
ks. ~proboszcza Jana Zdechlika, kt0ry
zacheca1 komitet do piracy i poswiece-
mia sic ola sprawy ~narodowej, powo3af
komitet do z}oienia przysiegi. Nastepu-
iacy obywatele wchodza w sklad 10
mitetu:
7 Wiel. ks. ~proboszcz Jan Zdechlik,
honorowy prezes; J6zef zientek, pre-
yes; T. Goszkowski, pierwszy vice
prezes: X. Tyrakowska, druga vice
prezeska Jan KoSkiewicz, sekr. prot.
r. Wisniewska, sekr. fin; Wine. Sa-
dowski, skarbnik dyrektorzy Al. Choj
nacki, And. Pl6cinski, Woj. Dudek /
Eel. Zendzianowski i L. Stankowcz.
Zebrania komitetu odbywac sic beda
co poniedzialek W lokalu stacyi rekru-
tacyjnej, pnr. 2946 Milwaukee ave.
Czlonkowie Komitetu kolejno beda pei
mic sluzbe ma stacyi jake sierzanci i "a
pisywac ochotnik6w do Armii Polskiej.
Stacya RekrutacySna jest otwarta co
wiecz6r cd godziny 7-mej do 9tej i W
niedziele cd 2-giej do 4-tej pc po1u--
dniu. Wszelkie informacye udzieli OBJ.
L. Stankowcz, Fan. pnr. 1928 Milwau-
kee ave.
KS. Proboszczowi J. Zdechlikowi ma
ley sic uznanie "a sformowanie ma no
wo komitetu dzielnicowego i zarazem
"a wstapienie do niego. Spodziewanem
Jest, re praca wejdzie ma lepsze tory
i bedze owocna W lepsze rezultaty ola
.dobra Ojczyzny j uciemiezonych braci
j si6str naszych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
W YTNIJCIE TO
z Czego Nuxated Iron Jest Zrobione
Zaprzysieione Zeznania Skladnikow lch Formula
Ono zwiek.za sic i enersie d~eEkatnych nerw6w u zujnOwanych ma
zdrowiu ludzi W dzie,ieciu dniach czasu W wielu ~wypadkach.

gredyencyi znajdujacych sic W NuXa-
ted Iron (Peptonat zelaza i glicerofos-
fat jest n bardzO kosztowne W sto-
sunku do innych tonik6w. .
Wobec tych OkolicznoSci Sk1onnosc
do z~astepstw j imitacyi u bezskrupu-
latnych os6b jest wielka W obec te-
90 przestrzega sic publicznosc by ba-
czyla ma wyrazny znaczek Ia flaszce
.,Nuxated Iron wyrabiane prZez Dae
Health Laboratories W Paryzu, Londy-
ME i W Detroit W Stan. Zjed., kt0ry
Jest iedynie or%yginalnem artykuiem.
tIezeli zazywaliscie inna forme zelaza
Nuxated Iron, jeaeli wan ME pomo-
g{o. My gwarantujemy zadOwolenie
kaademu kupujacemu albO zwrot pie
niedzy.
Ze wzgledu ma wartOSc Nuxated l.
ron DR.. A. ]. Newman, by}y lekarz po-
licyjny miasta Chicago / by@y ordyna-
tor szpitala jefferson Parku W Chi
Lcago m6wi, re zosta} p~rzekonany przez
osobiste wypr6bowanie / Re przewyzsza
ono wszelkie preperaty, jake kiedykol-
wick uzywal ola wzbogacenia cZerwoneJ
krwi | odbudowania mieSci. DR.. j. w.
Armated Grove Hill Alabama, ukoh-
cyl uniwersytet tel NAVY | dziaf me-
dycyny 1893 r, tax m6wi n wv wy
padku, w kt6rym ia uzywa1em NuNa-
ted Iron, znalazlem wiecej sk~utecznych
rezultat0w jak z kt6regokolwiek inne-
go preperatu, kt6ry uAywafem W swo-
jej 34.letniej praktyce'. DR.. K. b.
Bauch, Pclkville, kobieta, kt0ra ukon-
czyia Memphis Hospital College W
Memphis W r. 1893 m6wi: nZawsze
przepisuje Nuxated Iron W wypadkach
gdzie tonik ma wzmocnienie jest po-
trzebny. Nuxated Iron czesto zwieksza
size / energie delikatnych nerw0w u
zrujnowanych ma zdrowiu ludzi W die
sieciu dniach czasu.
Uwaga ~fabrykant6w. Nuxated L
ron ME jest wcale sekretne lekarstWo a
lie srodek znany wszystkim aptekarzom.
W-przeciwienstwie do stareJ formy
nieorganicznego zelaZa jest iatwo asy-
miloWe, ME uszkadza zebow l ME cry
nj je Garment ami tez ME psuje zofad-
ka. Nuxated Iron ME jest zalecane W
wypadku upartej choroby, tylko jake
Wzmocniciel silly / krwi. (W Wypadku
choroby zawsze radzic sic lekarza l po-
legac ma jego radzie). JezeIi watplcle
nile, poradzcie sic swego lekarza, po-
niewaz my ME chcemy sprzedawac NJ
xated Iron osobom, ktore tegoz ME
p~otrzebuja. Jezeli potrzebujecie uzyc
go / uzywaliscie go a ME otrzymaliscie
naleiytychl reEultatow, Ia
no ~sprzedawane przez wszystkieh APP
tekary.
Dae Health L+berstories, Detroit, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
MIEJSCOWA

Wedfug urzedowego raportu w
Chicago sprzedano bondow II
przeszio $4,000 a liczba ma
bywcow wynosi p~rzeszlo 100000.
F. o. Wetmore, szef dywizyi
przemys}owcow i kupcow, wczo-
raj wydal nowy APPEL dc pracowni
kow dywizyi, IL cd Mich zalezy,
czy m. Chicago oSiegnie swa kwo-
te minimizing.
Dywizye kompanii asekuracyj.
nych, agentow realnoSciowych,
browarnikow, gorzelni, SHADOW
tytoniu, klubow i teatrow juz da-
VINO swe bondy minimalne pre-
kroczyly'
Wczoraj ma wieksze sunny bon
dy zakupiiy firmy: Hart, Shaft
ner and Marx S4OO.O 900; Equit-
able Life Insurance Co. 100000
i Chicago Coated Board Co. $50,
- Osmiu rannych zolnierzy,
ktorzy wrocili z armii amerykan-
skiej we Francyi, bierze udzial W
agitacyi "a sprzedaza bondow. 50
:olnierzy amerykahskich, ktorzy
odnieSli rany ma froncie zachod,
MIN we Francyi zosta}o wyznaczo
nych ola si6dmego dystryktu, a
>eby pomagali W Rampant poly
czkowej. Przyjezdzaja dis o 60
dzinie 2giej pc po}udniu. Przyi
mic ich ma dworcu Union oddzial
zolnierzy i mathew i kapele z
Fort Sheridan i Great Lakes, kto-
rzy w ~pochodzie zaprowadza ich
do biura komitetu miejskiego pm.
% 6. la Sale ul. ZoInierze bedq
W Chicago goScmi klubu nChica-
90 Athletic Association, ktory
ma wlasny gmach PREY bulwarze
Michigan.
- komitet pozyczkowy. repre-
zentujacy obywateli niemieckie-
70 pochodzenia. wczoraj urzadz3
masowe zebranie w sail Notrh
Side Turner Hall, ktora byla pre-
peinione publicznoScia. Wygaoszo
no wiele NOW patryotycznych.
Przemawiali F. ]. Streyckmans,
prezes giownego komitetu obco-
iezycznego, A. Georg, sekretarz
weteranow "a puiku ochotnikow
Stanu Illinois z wojny domowe!,
H. G. lander, prezes Herman
Club of Chicago. E. Kuswurn,
prezes sekcyi niemieckiej ma pow
Cook w komitecie pozyczkowym
tbyly sedzia NJ. Gerten, sedzia J.
Stelk, szeryf Traeger, A. Eber-
hardt, L. Neuman O. Kropf. O.
statni mowca okropnie zdenuncy-
7wa} wszystkich tych politykow,
ktorzy saba, re pozyskaja popar-
Gle obywateli niemieckiego pocho
lzenia oziebiem popieraniem ma
rodu w obecnym czasie krytycz-
nym. M6wca nazwai takich tcho-
rzami: i powiedziaI,' re obywatele
niemieckiego pochodzenia gardz2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30

mimi ako iotrami i lituja sic mad
mimi jake lotrami i lituja sic mad
Wyzej wspomnieni veteran O.
fiarowali $3.50 nd zakupno bon
ow. ByIo to wszystko, CO i'm po-
zostafo w skarbie.
Ogloszono ma zebraniu, re oby.
watele niemieckiego pochodzenia
zakupili bond6w "a $2,939,00O.
~SEKRETARZ NC ADOO wy
JECHAL z CHICAGO.
Sekretarz skarbu McAdoo wczo
raj odwiedzi} stacye marynarska
Great Lakes, gdzie go powitalo
5000 mathew pod dowodztwem
komendanta Moffeta i jego STA
blu. Majtkowie stall w podwoj-:
nym szpalerze, przez ktory sekre-
tarz przeszedi, podczas armaty
daily salwe Z 10 w~ystrza}ow, jaka
sic dale tylko czionkom gabinetu,
a pozniej Sigma kapola marynar-
ska pod batuta porucznika J. P.
Sousy zagrala marsze wojenne'
Sekretarz McAdoo n~asctepnie wy
konai poSpieszna inspekcye sta
cyl i move wygiosil do mathew
w sail cwiczen mr.. 100, dajac uzna
ME i'm "a popieranie pozyczki vol
nosciowej i wzywajac ich do ko-
rzystania z wojennej asekuracyi
rzsdowej. -.
Ma rozporzadzenie p. McAdoo
wstrzymano odjazd pociagu Mi
chigan Central o pol godz., azeby
mu umozliwiG zsozyc wizyte Ks.
Arcyb, Mundeleinowi, ktore'
mt p. McAdoo podziekowal "a 10
ialnosc katolikow w Rampant "a
pozyczka wolnosciowa.
Wczoraj wieczorem p. McAdoo
przemawia} w Grand Rapids,
Mich, poczem udal sic do Buff
falo i Rochester, N. Y. Stamtad
wr6ci sic do Waszyngton", skad
wkr6tce potem znow ~wyjedzie
ola inspekcyi kolei W calym kra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
ALDERMAN PRZYJMUJA
PROJEKT FISHERA SCEP-
TYCZNIE.

Subkomitet transparency z To-
ma rady miejskiej wczoraj przy-
iai z niedowierzaniem, a navel re
zartami i kpinami projekt adwo-
kata komitetu w. L. Fishera, w
kt6rym proponuje, azeby' wszy-
stkie koleje miejskie byly prowa-
Ozone be- zysku ola kompanii,
lecz ola pozytku publicznosci a
zeby w tym celu za}ozono nova
korporacye, ma ktorej czele posta-
wionoby wydziai opiekun6w (trus
tees), doSwiadczonych W byzne"
sic i gotowych pracowac ola do
bra publicznego.
Dlatego re p. Fisher wyrazif
sic rok temu, re umiastowienic
kolei miejskich ME jest prakty-
CINE, alderman pytali sic go, czy
ma seryo sw6j projekt przedk}ada
kt6ry jest zblizony bardzo do IT,
miastowania. Ma to p. Fisher Cd
powiedziaf, re projekt jego jest
O lyle prawnie i finansowo zblizo-
ny do umiastowienia, o lie ma to
ustawy zezwahja. Utrzymywaf,
re swych pogladow ME zmienif i
re So tie same, jak by}y w r. 1905,
gdy ten sam projekt popieraf z
6wczesnym BURN. Dunne'm.
Adv. Fisher twierdzi}, re kom-
panic So obecnie w takiej sytua-
cyl, re musza sic ia projekt TAXI
zgodzit. Twierdzi} take, re tacy
wybitni przemyslowcy jak Mar
shall Field i Lyman Gage ME IL
wazali projektu jego "a utopiony,
~Utrzymywa}, re umiastowienie
kolei miejskich bedzie z biegiem
czasu nieuniknionee i wskaza}, re
ies1i miasto .potrafi zarzadzac VIA
snymi wodociagami i strata po-
zarn2, ME mniej powodzic mu sic
bedzie w prowadzeniu kolei miej-
skich.
Bardzo wielu aldermanow byio
obecnych ma scsyi subkomitctu.
.Obecni byli takze reprezentancl
kompanii i uwaznie sic wszystkic
mu przysiuchywali. DIS odbe-
die sic druga sesya w sprawle te
go samego projektu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
M EKsPLoDUJE OBOK
TEATRU.

Bonnie podrzucono wczoraj
wieczorem w teatrze migawko-
wynn Woodlawn, pnr. S55 f. o5
cia ul., w %czasie, gdy TAME odby-
waio sic prywatne przedstawle-
ME novel filmy. Bombe rzucif
ktos albo z automobile, albo tez
Z przejazdzajacego pociagu ma
kolei gornej. Bomba padla ma cho
dnik. Eksplozya spowodowaia tyl
ko popekanie okien.
PAM POTTER PALMER "a
KUPILA BONDY WoLNO-
SCIOWE.
Welding zapewnieh p Adriaaa
c. Honore, jej brata, PAM Potter
Palmer, najslynniejsza 2 dam W
smietance chicagoskiej, zim>H-
kalej PREY Lake Shore Drive, "a
kupiia bondy w~olnosciowe TREE
ciej pozyczki przez niego. P. Ho-
more za}atwia wiele ;nteres5w
swej siostry jake jej poSrednik,
P. Honorc przyjechal dis raro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
Mech zyje wolna | N~iepodlegia Pol.
!. p. KoskieWicz, sekretarz.

Tow. sw. Heleny, gr. 472 q. P. Wre-
czylo 8 dolar6w ola Armi Polskiej we
Francyi. Dzieki ci "a ofiare. Kto ma
stepny?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30
OBALONY SLUP ZABIJA
PRZECHODNIA.

Automobil prywatny zderzyl sic
z dorozka aptomobilowa ma rogu
ulic Hyde Park Blvd. i Dorche-
ster ave. Dorozka, obrociwszy sic
diva razy w okolo, uderzy}a W
slup oswietlenia elektrycznego,
ktory obalajac sic, padf ma pre-
chodnia, E. Granta i zabif go
Grant zatrudniony by} przcz kom
panic American Express Co.
Automobilem prywatpym kiero
wal 19stoletni D. w. MCGEE, syn
nauczyciela w szkole wyzszej
nglewood, Fam. pnr. 5327 Ellis
I'VE. Dorozka kierowa} A. Hal
vert, Z pnr. 1888 S. Troy I'll. Nc
Gee mial sic zatrzymac ma pre-
,ieciu, czego ME uczyni}. Policya
aresztowala MCGEE i poszukuje
Halperta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-30

z Florydy, gdzie jego siost-a jc-
szcze bawi, Tiomaczy, &c PAM
Palmer ME otrzymaia telegra-
NOW Cd komitetu kobiet pozy-
czki wolnosciow. w Chicago, po-
W lynn czasie bawifa W
Nowym Yorku. P. Honere ME
wyjawii, lie wynosi subskrypcya
PAM Palmer. Podobno komites
kobiet bedzie n~ajprzod o tenn u
wiadomiouy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Yankee Troops Leave
Big Swath Hun Dead
Along Line Of Battle

London, Oct. 5.-New details Of
the story of the breaking of the
Hindenburg line between Cambria
and St. Quentin are given in &C
counts OF the fight received from
British correspondents. The rep
resentative of the press after refer
ring to the Canadian, British, Aus
tralian and New Zealand divisions
as units whose daily routine OF life
was heavy fighting" says:
"Other divisions had as hard fight
ing and as glorious a triumph. The
Americans also broke through the
Hindenburg line, Allied airmen had
photographed every tunnel mouth
and every surface feature at low
attitudes and these photographs
were carried into action by the
American officers in which they ad-
yanced through the mist
The heat and confusion of the
battle robbed the gallant Americans
Of their proper reward. It was not
until yesterday that it was seen how
much the Americans had done
Never have the Germans been seen
in such thick swaths Of dead as
along the course the Americans
traVerSed."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
King Of Boodeggers
Faces Second Trial
for Deserving Army

Arrested Friday night OH a charge
of desertiop, Jess Eckford, known to
the police as the king of bootleg
gers, will be taken back to Camp
Funston for trial in the near future
W. N. McKittrick, also stationed
at Camp Funston, was arrested with
Eckford and will be returned there
for trial on a like charge.
His arrest Friday night marked
the second time Eckford has faced
trial on the same charge. On August
q he was arrested here after he had
taken part in a conversation with a
member of the military police from
Fort Omaha. His ignorance in re-
gard to army terms aroused the sus-
picions of the police and it was
found later that these suspicious
were we'll grounded. He was sent
back to Camp Funston but after
spending a short time in the guard
house made his escape.
Eckford seems to manifest little
concern in regard to his fate. Shot
at sunrise, huh," he remarked. Il
might as we'll be shot here as any
where. don't care what they do
with me-"
To him is given the credit for per-
fecting the system of employing fast
touring cars in relaying whisky
from St. Joseph, Mo-, to Omaha.
and his activities along this line have
earned for him the title of King
Of bootleggers."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
American Supply Service
Reaches New Hiqh Mark

With the American Army in
France, Oct. 5.-The American sup
ply service reached new high mark
in September, overlapping its
August record by 10 per cent. Amer
lean ports handled a daily average
OF 25,808 tons of freight.
There also was a gratifying in
crease of rolling stock and there
now are more than 1000 American
locomotives in operation, while the
number of freight cars is more than
10000. This rolling stock is all
used i'll the great system of trans
porting men and supplies to the
front.
Every day in August. l0,398
American soldiers landed at French
ports.
Munitions and other materials are
now pouring to the front in an end
less stream.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Allied Aviators Garry
Food to Front Trenches
by Means of Airplane

Paris, Oct. S.-The official state
ment on aviation issued tonight
says:
Our bombarding squadrons sur
prised gatherings of the enemy
which were being formed in the
region of Contreuves and Mount St.
Martin. They attacked them with
bombs and machine guns. Twenty
six tons OF bombs and thousands of
cartridges were used with good re-
suits. Ten enemy airplaines were
destroyed or put out of action. A
balloon was set on fire.
"At many points on the battle
front the aviation corps carried out
the revictualling of several advanced
elements, which had been rendered
difficult by the bad condition of the
roads. Two tons of food were
dropped on October |, and more
than two tons on October g."
London, Oct. 5.-The British air
men have played big part in the
successes on the western front. 1t is
learned that 800 tons of bombs were
dropped in the past week upon Ser
man railways and other military or
CARNATIONS between the coast and
the Somme. In one day alone IS
separate air raids were carried out,
I, which seven were upon the rail-
road triangle at Metz-Sablons.
In the air fighting. over northern
France and Belgium 124 enemy ma
chimes were brought down and 46
driven down. Ninety British ma
chimes are missing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Date Set for Opening
of Omaha Night Schools

Night schools at Comenius and
Kellom schools and at South, Com
mercial and Central High schools
will open October ID, according to
the present plan. The schools will
be conducted practically the same
as last year. The AUGMENTATION
committee and the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae are taking an
active interest in recruiting pupils
md hope to have a large attendance
Of foreigners.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Arrested for Fighting.

Frank w. Howser, 3l4 South
Nineteenth street, and Edward Lip
pert, 2ll5 Harvey street, were ar
rested last night at Twenty-fourth
and Lake streets, and brought to the
police station, where they were
charged with fighting and disturbing
the peace.
Howser charges Lippert with be-
ing pro-German, and Lippert as
serts that Howser abused his wife,
and to settle the argument, they
engaged in fstic combat till the po-
lice interfered and brought both of
them to jail. Lippert was later re-
leased on bond,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
s American Planes
Put Is Germans to
Flight, DolDning Fire

With the American Army
Northwest of Verdun, Oct. S.
(By Associated Press.)--Just be-
fore nightfall eight American pur-
suit planes encountered more than
Is enemy machines beyond the
lines while on balloon shooting
expedition. The Americans had
accomplished their mission, when
they ran onto the big squadron
Of German airplanes. A fight fol-
lowed which lasted more than IS
minutes, but when it was con-
cluded FIVE Of the enemy planes
were downed and all but one of
the American squadron were on
their way home safe,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Prohibition and Suffrage
Approved by Utah G. 0. P.

Salt Lake City, Oct 5.-Approval
of nationwide prohibition and of
the federal woman suffrage amend
ment were included in the platform
ad ,pted by the republicans of Utah
in the state convention. The plat
form also denounced efforts of the
d mocratic party in placing party
above patriotism aid making pa
triotism and loyalty party issues.
LIBERALIZATION of industries except
as a necessity military measure was
disapprOved.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Receivers for Delmonico's

New York, Oct Wartime
economies practiced by wealthy
New Workers resulted today in the
appointment by the federal court Of
two receivers to take over , Del
monico's famous restaurant, which
has been operated under, the same
name and family management for
approximately 100 years. The res
taurant will continue operations un-
der the same management, but di-
rected by the receivers, until a con-
templated reorganization is effected
according to Maurice P. Davidson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Admiral Won Hintze is to
Withdraw His RESIGNATION

Amsterdam, Oct. 5.-Admiral Won
Hintze, who has repeatedly ten
dered his resignation, has now
j Il II. majority parties and will
continue in Office, it is said by the
Vossische Zeitung OF Berlin. This
change in Won Hintze's attitude has
occasioned considerable surprise in
Berlin. During his visit to main
headquarters it is reported he reso-
lutely championed parliamentariza-
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Property Owners Claim
DAMAGES From Union Pacific

Property owners on the Union
Pacific right-of-way on the north
ride OF the main road between Valley
Nd Waterloo have been notified to
hear before the county commits
ers at their meeting next Tues
hd at that time present damage
lis that will arise by the pro-
I'd elimination of the jog" in
road. The road, where it twice
ses the Union Pacific tracks. is
6te Slaughtered. eliminating the
= dangerous crossings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Former Omaha Man Dies
Suddenly in 0reu0n CITY

Mrs. D. A. Cozzens, 100 Drake
Court, received word Saturday Of
the death Of her father, J. c. Brew
ington in Oregon City, Ore. For a
number of years he resided in Ona-
ha before moving west. He is sur
vived by his one daughter in Omaha
AMI three sons, Fred, Frank and
George, who is now in the navy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
From Aiacl,G 20 Chaplain Camp

Anchorage, Alaska, Oct. 5.-Rev
Jack Dunstany on Sundays preacher
of all Anchorage church and on
week days checker at the govern
ment docks here, Plans to leave An
chorage soon to so 10 entrcky
chanlains' carrp fer training Tor
york with the American overseas
forces.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Read to Shoulder Troubles.

Washington, Oct. S. Every
American soldier in France will re-
ceive shortly a pamphlet in which
the Red Cross will advise him to
pack up his troubles in his old kit
bag and hand them to the first Red
Cross representative he meets" He
will be told that there is no kind OF
trouble. abroad or at home too
large for the Red Cross to assume.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06

Missing in Action.
Bugler Walter II. Goodwin. GAINESVILLE.
Ga.
Enrique Aguilar, Key West Fla. ~
Harry c. Allbery, St Marys, Idaho.
George l. Dauer, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Verne Blythe, Dana, Ill.
Walter L. Bost. Kannapolis. N. C.
Edwin P Cooley, Sunderland. Mass.
John Costello, New York. N. Y.
Niles F. Cunnoingham. Croton, Conn.
James Clarence Dages Loogootee, Ind.
Tony Diegoi, Plymouth, Mass.
Charles A. Diehl, Chaumont. N. T.
Simon J. Doucette, Boston. Mass.
leroy Dugan, Philadelphia, Pa.
Carl g. Engemann, Eureka. Utah.
Stephen G. Faust. Philadelphia. Pa.
Samuel T. Faveluke, Portland. Ore.
Thomas ]. Ferguson. Lytton Springs.
Tex.
Marcial Flores, Lascruces, N. NJ
Charles Frisone. New York. N. Y.
Cosme Gallegos, Schani. N. NJ.
George H. Gilbert, Brooklyn, N. z.
Rafael Gonzalez Mountainia, ". NJ.
Silvo Gonzalez, Albuquerque. N. n.
Max Gordon. New York, N. 7.
Rubin Greenshan. New York, N. z.
Charles C. Grier. Mahon, Miss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-06
Jail Sentences Penalty
for Speeders in Omaha

Albert Carlson was sentenced to
FIVE days in Jail in police court Sat
urday for speeding, and Judge Mad
den stated that he will continue to
sentence speed maniacs" to the city
inil