davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28

an Shoop who was prominent recent
ly at Lancaster, finished fifth.
In the Lewis class shoot, Fred
Humer, of Marietta, finished on TOP
in the A class. Brenneman, of Lam
caster, won the honors in the b class
while Ramsey, of Linglestown, fin
ished on top in the d class.
A big event of the day was the
25-target handicap which was even
tually captured by Hellyer of Alex
ander, who received a reward of q
Winchester repeating gun. The first
round of this event caused five ties
which necessitated a shoot-off re.
sulting as follows:
Jones, 21; Cleckner, 23; Brenna.
man, %; Humer, %; Hellyer, 2S.
The result of the shoot-off to de-
eide the second tie was Hellyer, "a
Cleckner 23.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28
CONFUSED CYoLIsTs CoLLIDE

Henry Romlg is in the Harrisburg
Hospital with his left leg fractured.
the result of motorcycle accident
.onWalnut street near Reservoir Park
yesterday afternoon. He was rid
ing a motorcycle. when another
motorcyclist ahead of him confused
him, and they collided.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28
KERENsKY BITTER
ON PEACE TREATY

London, June 2S.-''I bear wit
ness that the Russian people. never
will recognize the Brest- Litovsk
treaty, which hurled Russia into the
abyss of annihilation," said Alexan-
der f. Kerensl<y. former Premier of
Russia. in an address at the Labor
Conference.
M. Kerensky said that Russia was
bending under German insults and
bleeding at every pore. but still OPP
posed the enemy invasion.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28
MOTOR MESSENGERS MEET

! The monthly meeting of the
Motor Messenger Service of the Har-
risburg Chapter, American Red
Cross. was held in the basement of
the Public Library this afternoon.
Routine business was discussed.
Mrs. S. f. Dunkle, captain, presided.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28

WOOD WARNS OF LONG WAR
Ann Arbor. Mich, June u.s.
Don't look for the end of the war
till it comes. No man living can
tell how long that will be. The end
must not come till we have won,
said Major General Leonard Wood
at the University of Michigan alum
nj reunion here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28

Charles II. Crotlens. 6t5 Boas
street. has gone to Camp Lee. Va. to
train with the men of the new Ma
tional Army. Mrs. Martha Crotlens
is his mother
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28
The Military, Art and
Stationery Store
The Home For Post Cards and Novelties

We have just received from the largest
dealers of Military Supplies and Novel
ties in the United States, the most COM
plete line of Assorted Military Souvenirs
and Gifts ever shown in the city, con-
sisting of the following:
Fifteen different designs of the most beautiful
ranged Pillow Tops with different War Pictures.
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Twenty different kinds of Service Pins and Bars
with one or two or more stars-Go1d Silver.
~~~~>~~>~~~>~O~~~~~~~~~~
Silk Handkerchief cases, with picture frame at
tachments and fringed edges.
Patriotic Writing paper, with service stars and
flag emblem-eght different designs.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~~
Patriotic Knves-Enbems, Insignias, etc.
S>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~
The latest novelty of the year, "The Bullet Bank"
holds ten dollars-operates with key.
S~~~~N~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
Another big War Novelty "The Tank Bank" = the
latest thing OUT holds ten dollars and equipped with
all latest apparatus.
"The Bullet Harmonca'-pays six different tunes
direct from Japan, and hundreds of other novelties.
Service Flags and Banners in Silk, Cotton and
Cloth = with one two three more stars-25c to
$500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-28

Professionals.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29

Otwarcie Rampant De-
m%okratycznej odfozone.

Otwarcie acknowledgement krajo-
wei Rampant kongresowej, kt6re
mialo wczoraj nastapi6 W klubie de-
mokratycznym %Iroquois, od}ozono do
wtorku, dnia Ego lipca.
Gl6wna move ma tenn otwarciu ma
wyglosi6 kongresman Scott Ferris z
Oklahoma, kt6ry jednakAe z powo-
du choroby ME m6g} wczoraj przyje-
cha6 z Waszyngtonu do Chicago. Kon
gresham Ferris Jest przewodnicza--
Gym demokratycznego komitetu kon-
gresowego.
Wczoraj H. H. Latham, tymczaso-
wy personal---very. demokratycznego
komitetu krajowego, otrzyma} tele--
gram, il kongresman Ferris przyje-
die do Chicsago we wtorek.
FRAKCYA ANTISULLIVANSKA
ORGANLZUJE SIZE.
Przeciwnicy frakcyi Sullivana, kt6
ra o~panowala centralna organizacye
demokratyczna pow. Cook, prowa--
dza rokowania ~jeszcze 2 wodzami
wardowymi, kt6re maja bye ukohczo-
ne W sobote. Pc ukonczeniu tych u
k{ad6w mianowany bedzie komitet
wykonawczy opozycyi, kt6ry obejmie
representative ~wszystkich ward. Ko-
mitet ten ulozy liste kandydat6w pra
wyborczych, kt6rzy beda wysunieci
przeciw kandydatom, kt6rych W
przysziym miesiacu ma zamianowac
organizacya ~Sullivanska.
Tymczasowy komitet, kt6ry pro-
wadzi rokowapia z wodzami wardo-
wynn stanowia: b. burn. Carter Har-
rison, b. CUB. E. F. Dunno, prok.
stan. Hoyne, w. L. O'Connel | szeryf
Traeger.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
Prawyborczy ballot republican

- Prawyborczy ballot republican
ski bedzie tego roku przeszlo s stop
d}ugi, gdyz kazda frakcya republi-
kahska %zamianuje pelna liste HANDY
dat6w ma wszystkie urzedy miejskie,
po~wiatowe, stanowe 1 krajowe. Be-
die ma MIN cd 400 do 600 k~andyda-
tow ma So urzedy. Bedzle to nal
wiekszy ballot W history powiatu.
- Burmistrz Thompson podobno
nosi sic 2 mysla, Jak madry mysliwy,
kt6ry celuje jednoczesnie do dw6ch
ptakow, zdobycia przynajmniej Jed
nego urzedu, azeby sic dalej utrzy-
mac W czynnej polityce. Wediug je-
go planow rzekomych. jesli ME o.
siagnie nominacyi republikahsktej
ma s~enatora, zamierza znow handy
dowac ma burmistrza ma wiosne PREY
szlego roku.
- Mozliwymi kandydatami repu-
b%ltkahskimi ma burmistrza procz bur-
mistrza Thompsona So: G. A. McCul-
loch, komisarz robot p~ublicznych F.
I. Bennett, byfy alderman G. E. Mer-
RAM, / alderman A. A. Mccormick.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
z Tow. Pan Opieki mad
Domem sw. Jozefa.

Staraniem tego Towarzystwa
Pan odbywa sic przez miesiac
czerwiec CO niedzieli skromny,
lecz ozywiony i urozmaicony mad
zwyczajnie bazar W Domu STAR
cow p. W. Sw. Jozefa, W Avon
dale ma korzysc tel instytucyi,
tax bardzo zasiuzonej, a tax bar
do potrzebujacej pomocy, dala-
eel schone i chleb kilkudziesle-
ciu starcom polskim. Bazaar ow W
caiosci swego dochodu jest pre-
znaezony ma ow Dom Starcow
,PolsEch a jutro W naedziele
ostatni przypada dzien bazaru,
ra kt6ry zarzqd podpisany iowa
rzystwa zaprasza dobrze, myslaca
Il zyczliwa PublicznoSc polsk9,
proszac ia o poparcie zabiegow i
|lsiiowah, majacych ma celu przyj-
Seize z pomoca biednej, a tax po-
zytecznej instytucyi polskiej i
katolickiej. Program ma jutro, O.
statniq niedziele tego bazaru
przygotowano nader obfity / uroz-
ralcony, zapewniamy zabawe
<wszystkim dobra i mia, prosimy
eaten o przybycie.
Dom p. W. sw. Jozefa mieSci sic
u zbiegu ulic n. Hamlin i Schu-
bert ayes.
M. Neumann, przewodniczaca,
L. Nowak. sekretarkal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
Zakazony jak Job. - Moi sy

Zakazony jak Job. Moi syn
dojrzaly mezczyzna" - pisze p,
Jesse Bower Z Port Clyde, B. C.,
- ,zostaf cudownie uleczony
przez uzywanie Ora. Piotra Co.
mozo. Przez try lata byl on po-
kryty caiy, bolaczkami. Zdaje mi
sic, re miai ich lyle, co Job. W
dw6ch tygodniach zosta} on ule-
czony i cd tego czasu ME ma juz
tel plagi.'
Lekarstwo, O kt6rem tn nova,
nie jest aptecznem lekarstwem,
'lecz zwyczajnem, przez czas wy
probowanem lekarstwem ziofo-
VEN, kt6re ma niepobity rckord
powodzenia w leczeniu chor6b
krwi i organicznych. Jest ono do
stawianem przez agent6w miej-
scowych lub wprost z laborato-
'ryum fabrykantow, DR.. Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co., 25O1 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, Illinois.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
KONIECZNE OLA DROWI

Kazdodzienne wyczyszczenie
wnetrznoSci jest niezbedne ola
zdrowia. Prey zatwardzeniu re-
sztki potraw pozostaja w wne-.
trznoSciachj 72-96 godzin, co bar
do szkodzi zdrowiu. Szczegolnie
teraz w lecie, musza bye wnetrz-
nosci W s~talej czynnosci, a snad-
niej da sic to osiagnac PREY pomo-
cy Trinera Amerykahskiego Eli
xiru Gorzkiego Wilma. To lekar--
stwo dziala zadziwiajaco. Costa
n;ecie uwolnieni Cd zatwardzenia,
b6lu gfowy, nerwowosci, ogolne-
go oslabienia it'd. w aptekach
l$1.1O. - Trinera Antiputrin jest
doskonaly a~ntyseptyk ola og6lne-
SO zewnetrznego uzytku. Sprobuj
Gle 60 do ~plukania w gaTdle, wy
plukiwania ust, wymywania ran
it'd. 80 cent6w i $1.00 w aptekach,
poczta 60 cent6w i $1.15. Ma
reumatyzm, neuralgia, z%wichnie--
ca, opuchniecia it'd, jest najlep-
SEEN 1ekarstwem Trinera Linz
ment. 80 i Is cent6w, poczta 45 i
Is cent6w. = Joseph Triner Com
pany, 1333-1343 S. Ashland ave.
CHICAGO. III, (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
re SPRAW
Armii Polskiej
WE FRANCYI.

Jedna kompania Armii Polskiej
We Francyi, dowiedziawszy sic cd
naocznych swiadk6w o uedzy. jaka
dis mad Polska rozpostarla swe
skrzydla dzieki niemieckim austryo-
wegierskim wojskom okupacyjnym,
zioiy}a dla tych glodnych odrucho-
wo tysiac dwiescie frank6w, zas je-
den puik dwanascie tysiecy frankow.
I coz ma to powiedza ci wszyscy, kto-
rzy m6wia, re iolnierz W Armii Pol
skiej tylko piet centow dziennie ma
placone? A CO powiedza ma to CT,
kt6rzy ma sprawe polska nietylko,
re mic ME dali, ale W okropny spo-
sob obgaduja tych, kt6rzy l krew
swa przelewae poszli "a Ojczyzne l
pr6cz tego, Ojczyznie tel dorazna,
pieniema pomoc niosa.
W dzisiejszych czasach niema ciu-
row W armii, So tylko zoinierze. Ca
sem dis sz~czytniejsza rola przypada
W udziale prostemu zoinierzowi, ami
zeli p~odoficerowi Tub oficeroWi. "
t eyc-ocznej armii kazda j~ednostka
ma pewne zadanie powierzone i Ia
DAME to wykonac must, pow1nna
wiec mice dose in~teligencyi j sprytu,
aby obowiazkom swoim podoaac. -
DIS zoinierz dostaje rozkaz, re ma
ise do kuchni i tam bye czas Jakis
kucharzem i rozkaz ten speinic mu-
81 iutro ma jego miejsce zostanie
przyslany drugi zoinierz l tax daleJ'
a CT z kuchni ida ma LIME bojowa. l
ten. kt6ry buty szyje i ten W kuchni
| ten W polu So wszyscy zolnierzami.
We czwartek ~wieczorem kapitan
Kleczkowski 1 organizator Rozyckl
przemawiali ma wiecu w Hawthorne.
Pc wiecu zostali ~zaproszeni wraz z
~sierzantem Stachowiczem ma wspa-
niala kolacye do PIP. Miller.
Piotr Dobrzycki, 10 W. 13ta ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29

Chicago, siuzyl W Armii Kanadyj--
skiej a poniewa5 urodzonym byl W
Galicyi, zostai odes}any do domu. Me
mogac W domu usiedziet, zapisal sic
W szeregi Armii Polskiej / z nastep-
nym transporter odjezdza do obozu
Kosciuszki.
Przypominamy wszystkim ochotni-
kom rozkaz Centrum No. 2, ably sic
wszyscy stawili W p~oniedzialek o &C.
dzinie $3.50 W Centrum, skad wyru-
SEA ma pogrzeb ao}nierza Armii Pol
skiej s. p. ~Benedykta ~Czapskiego.
Pam A. N. Hartingh, 6227 Cham
plin ave. ofiarowai onegdaj ola Ar
mil Polskiej SO ksiszki naukowe 1
powieSciowe europejskiego wydania.
Obieca{ ma drugi tydzieh ofiarowaG
wiecej. - Dziekujemy.
W niedziele wszyscy urzednicy Cen
trum No. 2 ~odjezdzaja pociagiem
Lake Shore o godz. 1920 rano ma
manifestacys 10 Gary, Ind.
Rodziny, przyjaciele 1 1najomi
wszystkich zolnierzy W Armii Pol
skiej stawia sic we czwartek dnia 4.
lipca o godz. 1890 W po}udnie pred
Centrum No. 2 skad wyruszymy ma
wielka parade W srodmieSciu.
W niedziele, dnia 3Ogo czerwca o
godz. Smej wieczorem odbedzie sic
wielki wiec ma Kazimierzowie W sail
Harrison High School. Przemawiae
beda: kapitan Kleczkowski, ks. Fur
man 1 organizator Krzywonos.
W poniedzia}ek o godz. 12-tej W
pofudnie vice W rzezalni Armour Co.
We wtorek wiec W Hammond
Packing Co. o godz. 12-tej W polu-
dnie.
Wieczorem we wtorek wtec W IA
bryce Deeringa W bramie PREY Full.
lerton ave. Poczatek o godz. 4:30.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29

I. TutaI lest sposobnosc ola katdego Amerykanina - ola metczyzn I
kobiet, miodych starych bez wzgledu skad pochodza - przyTt 2 pomo-
ca Wujowi Samowt.
Many woluntaryuszy, kt6rzy pomagaje nam sprzedawat Znaczh
Oszczednosctowe Thrift Stamps) W waszej okoHcy. Many take Gala lie
ste mezczyzn 1 kobet, kt6rzy So zdolni wyg}aszac pubhczne mowy. Chwn-
ka czasu tylko z waszej strony pomote nam wielce, - jeden wleczor "
tygodniu, - jedno popoludnie alo wiecz6r W niedziee. Kazda chwia "a
su jaa motecie poswiecit, dopomoze wele.
Kaady znaCzek jaki sprzedacie bedze gwozdzkiem do trumny, ktora
Ameryka przygotowuje ola Wlhelma, - o n napewno potrzebuje tumns
dukych rozmarow - a gwozdzie ktore uzy1emy 10 MEL, ZroDla, Ze on
chyba wiecej ME powr6d.
Weo wype}niIce swem nazwiskiem ten kupon u diu naznaczce
dzet aibo wiecz6r W kt6rym chcece przyczync sic do dobrej sprawy,
{ posnjcie do Mrs. NJ. L. Pfaum, War Savings Committee. 403 Conway
Building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
ROZKAZ.

Wszyscy ochotnicy Armii Polskiej
zbiora sic W poniedzia}ek DIN. 1go
lipca o godzinie $3.50 rano W biurze
Centrum No. 2. skad udamy sic ma
pogrzeh ~ao}nierza Armii Polskiej 6.
p. Benedykta Czapskiego.
Centrum Rekrutacyjne No. 2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29

Piotr Dobrzycki, 10 W. 1Sta ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
rHOMPSONSKA FRAKCYA OGhOSI
SWYCH KANDYDAT0W w
PONIEDZIALEK.

Ma poniedzia1ek wieczorem zapo-
wiedziane jest masowe zebranie o.
bywatelskie, ma ktorem ,,mianowani
maja bye przez lud" kandydaci repu-
blikanskiej frakcyi Thompsona /
Lundina ma nominacye W prawybo-
rach wrzeSniowych ma urzedy stano-
We i powiatowe. Zebanie to wedfug
programu ma bye mocno zabarwione
patryotyzmem. Urzedowo zebranie
nazywa sic ,,Republikanska Konwen-
eye Powiatowa". Czlonkowie kon-
wencyi bez zadnej presyt maja swych
wlasnych kandydat6w mianowat.
Kraza jednak pogloski, re pro-
gram z CORY oznaczono jak nastepu-
je: F. B. Brady powola A. w. Mile
"a, klerka sadu okregowego, ma pre-
wodniczacego tymczasowego. Burn.
Thompson wyg}.o si move jake kan
dydat ma senatora Stan6w Zjedno--
czonych. Pc MIN bedzie przemawial
kongresman W. E. Mason, jeden z
tych, kt6ry W kongresie naleza} do
przeciwnik6w wojny z Niemcami.
Glowna jednakze move wyglcsi
Len Small, skarbnik stanowy.
Lista proponowanych kandydatow
obejmuje tylko wiernych popleczni--
k6w burn. Thompsona, ktorzy obec-
ME znajduja sic PREY zlobach W ratu-
szu.
Lista ia bedzie wysunieta W opo--
zycyi przeciw kandydatom dw6ch in
nych frakcyi republikahskich, t. ]. b,
CUB. Deneena l prokur. gener. Brun-
dage'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
OK0LNIK.
do wszystk1ch Oficer6w rekrutacyj'
nych.

I. Pc a wt6ry zwracamy uwage
by o%ficerowie rekrutacyjni nader
bacznie uwazali, ably ochotnicy cd
jesdzatacy do obozu mieli bezwarun-
kowo swoje karty registracyjne re
SODA / W nalezytym ~porzadku.
2. ZaIaczamy PREY niniejszem ko-
pie korespondencyi z wiadzami l
jeszcze raz. zwracamy uwage Office
row rekrutacyjnych by werbujac o.
chotnik6w do Armii Polskiej scisle
przestrzegah wydane W tym wzgle-
die prawa poborowe.
8. Poleca sic zwr6ci6 uwage wszy-
stkich, kt6rzy z ramienia Centrum
jada z ochotnikami do obozu, ably
bezwfocznie pc przybyciu ma miejsce
r%aportowali sic W g}ownej komendzie
obozu 1 tam urdzielali wszelkich infor-
macyi o przywiezionych przez mich
ochotnikach.
4. Polecamy nadsylanie raz ma
miesiac d~okiadnych spis6w piatnych
pracownik6w Centrum, spisow stacyi
1 sierzant6w, iak r6wnie bezzwlocz-
ME zawiadamianie o zasz}ych zmia-
mach | lokacyi stacyi Tub personalu.
s. Poniewaz zauwazylismy, re roz-
kay Komisyi ME zawsze SO wykony-
wane bezzwiocznie, zwracamy uwage,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29

be ga 9wiekahie q wy%peinieniem roz-
kazu efieerewie podpada6 beda ka-
rse prEewidBiahej W regulaminie.
O, Regulamin wejskewy wymaga
by Q wykeaahiu dahego foskazu Ia
wiadamiae bezzwiocznie komendanta
podajao date wykonania. scisie Ia
stosowante sic do tegoz Jest koniecz-
nem.
J. Kozlowsld, komendant.
Szef Komlsyi Wojskowej.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-07-12
RULES OF CONTEST

Amy person of good character residing in territory
reached by The Graphic may become a candidate.
No employee, a member of the Immediate family of
an empOye of The Graphic may become a candidate
Votes ballots not transferable after being cred
tied Should contestant withdraw at any time the votes
will he cancelled
In the event of tie between two or more contestants
the value Of the prize prizes tied for will be equally
dividd among the contestants tied
The contest is open and will close at nine o'clock
Of the evening of Saturday, September Z, 1918
Contestants may secure accept support anywhere
in the United States Mexico And secure any aid and
enlist any support Obtainabe.
All subscriptions must be turned in to Contest Man
ager within one week Of date secured
Each contestant upon entering agrees TO abide by the
rules Of the contest. The Contest Manager will act ms
referee in any questions arising in the contest.
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CASH PRIZES

OAou PuIAES
cash commission Of ten per viii be paid candidate
works throughout the contest making report week. and who
fails to win one Of the prizes.
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HOW TO OBTAIN VOTES
Anyone and everyone may Vote for yourself for
friend Simply write of candidate coupon and bring
send it 20 Contest Manager, Deming Graphic
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-07-12

To be awarded the candidate securing largest number Of v
in the CONTEST
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-07-12

the Contest Manager the Graphic Office II not convenient
to call in person the telephone mail have friend or
relative call in your behalf
To become contestant simply send in your name in any
manner most cOnvenentyOu receive five thousand votes as
soon as you enter.
The contest manager will explain several little plans which
will make vote getting easy NATTER and assist You in getting
started Necessary supplies will be furnished we'll as nfOr-
nation as to subscriptions that be obtained
representative will call upon you at your request nvesi
gnte the campagn and then decide hahar Won wish IN ha
candidate.
Everyone has equal chance to win the big Buick touring
car any other prize Spare during few weeks
will enable you to win the big award and the profit embodied
in il.
Don't let OPPORTUNITY slide by, Take action today
The contest is open to ALL
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Collect many coupons you can and ask your friends to
collect them for you
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-27
THE RICHMOND FRIDAY SEPT a. 1918

ands of applicants, men who could
build ships, or learn to build them, is
over. The destructive labor turnover
Of the industry's first phase has been
almost wholly eliminated Erection Of
barracks and homes at some Of the
isolated centers has helped to stabilize
the labor problem. Though supply has
not yet fully met demand for men and
materials, the day an even balance is
drawing nearer. From now on COM
pleted ships will be reckoned not in
thousands but in millions of tons a
year. A cargo bridge to France prom
Uses to be reality.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-27
IT'S A MISTAKE
Made by Many Richmond Residents

Made by Many Richmond Residents
-. Many people in a misguided effort
10 get rid of kidney backache, rely on
plasters. liniments and other make
shifts. The right treatment IS kidney
treatment and a remarkably recon-
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Kidney Pills. Richmond is no excep-
tion.
The proof is at your very dor. The
following is an experience typical of
The work of Doan's Kidney Pills in
Richmond
Mrs. O. l.. Fisher, 424 w. Main St.
Richmond. gave the following state
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The medicine was using didn't help
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-27
Canadians and French Aid
Each Other IN Attack
fBy Associated Press


BEHIND THE FRENCH LINES,
Sept. 27.-Two striking instances Of
the cohesion and fellowship existing
between the French and British forces
occurred recently.
At a certain point Of the front line.
a Canadian regiment. thirty per cent
OF whom spoke French, were attacking
side by side with French troops. The
Canadians were hard pressed by the
Germans in front, who were occupying
wood and holding it with machine
gun defenses. They appealed to the
French regiment on their right for as
sistance. and the French troops I'M
mediately advanced, completely turn
ing the position and enabling the Can
adams to advance in their turn.
Shortly afterward the French were
similarly held up and appealed to the
Canadians, who Immediately attacked
and saved the situation.
Throughout there was complete har-
mony in command, and even machine
guns were more than once interchang-
ed between the units.
When a halt for the night was made,
the two regiments messed and biv-
ouacked together.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-27
Miles of Shipyards Make Good
U.S.. Promise Of Bridge Of Ships

OF youth. At Newark an 83-year-old
Civil war veteran directs work on an
Quitting pier, but this is an excep-
ton. Less of an oddity is negro boy
Of 16 who Is operating gun as yard
phraseology terms the compressed air
riveting machine. Men in the TWEEN
ties and thirties, with fewer in the
forties and fifties. are building the
American merchant marine.
War lmpeiled Haste.
Shipyard mechanical appliances. like
the men who operate them, largely are
a product of war time demands. Rail-
roads, cranes and derricks which trav-
ell in yards and on piers have supplant-
ed the cruder and slower means of
carriage of former years, and wide
use Of fabricated steel parts wholly
pepared for erection at the mills where
they are rolled-has put speed into
shipbuilding.
The bull riveter, an appliance which
drives 1000 rivets a day to 1000 by
the hand process, has made it's ap-
pearance in some of the yards and is
employed to erect entire sectiins of
hulls, which are swung into place by
derricks. While wooden ship construc-
ton must remain in great degree a
task for the human hand. its produc-
ton has been fastened by resort
to. many new. mechanical auxiliaries.
And what of the product of this
war-impelled haste? Thes hips speak
for themselves Some of them lack
the finish which was the old-time ship
builders pride. Equipment and fit
tings are held down to minimum in
keeping with serviceability. But the
demand is for cargo space, and de-
signs are drawn to meet it. Wooden
vessels, mostly of $500 lightweight
tons and averaging 100000 in cost,
are equipped with coal burning en-.
gines Steel ships, which range from
$500 to 10000 tons and cost $750,000
to S2,500,000, are being adapted in
many cases to fuel oil. On every craft
is gun platform. on the larger ships,
two, grim reminders of that Internal
ional lawlessness which challenged
American courage and resourcefulness
to a performance which has amazed
the world
The months of getting ready are
past in the North Atlantic shipyards.
The ordeal of selecting from thous-