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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-08-16
III ew From The National CapitaI.

Socialist, that the doctrine has be
come too pro-German to be tolerated.
Modern Socialism, IN its nlosts re-
spectacle form, has become persis-
tent in its insiduous demands upon
the Federal Government; and its
champions are constantly advancing
their imaginary panacca, which they
claim to be based on collective owner
ship o. wealth production. These adj
vocatcs desire to annex lands, trans
portation facilities, mines, mills, fac
tories and modern machinery. The
wiid-eyed boys are telling Washing
ton that they must have everything
that science, Industry ana hard toll
has created. At present. these Sc
cia.ists are Juggling with the cher
i-her term Democracy" and they
are making the most necessities OF
Var, and are laying special emphasis
upon the acts, Of Governments that
have taken over some Of the big in
dustr-al and financial resources of
the country. Thus they are attempt
ing 10 demonstrate that the manage
men OF industries by the community
o. Government, for the benefit
those who are iaggards in LIES big
gamo, would result to the general
good. As Archimedes cried eur
elia" when he discovered how to find
,he amount Of alloy in Hiero's crown,
30 have the Socialists screeched ut
cp.a' since railroad, wire and labor
control has apparently embodied their
peculiar PHILOSOPHERS and communis-
tic views.
Mental, liCrai and Physical Manhood
The conditions existing among our
men n uniform proves the truth of
the words Of President Wilson when
he said: "No' army and navy ever
before assembled have had more con-
scicnt5ous and painstak;ng thought
given to the protection and stinula-
lion OF its mental, moral and physi-
cal manhood" The plans to which
the President referred have been car
ried through and the Commissions on
Training Camp activities of the War
and Navy Departments are preparing
to demonstrate to State Fairs this
fan the achievements of regulated
recreation" Photographs, charts
and paintings will portray how the
Commissions are successfully direct
ing theatrical entertainment, athlet-
It's, mass singing, club life, educa-
t'"na! courses and ether FORMS of re-
creation within the military camps
and how hospitality has been organ
lzed il the outlying cities for the
men on leave.
The saloons and the red light dis
tric5s have lost their job. Even as
recently as the Mexican brush in 10
IS lurid stories of debauehes and i'm
morality along the border came back
TO Washington. The foresight that
enlisted the services of the Y. II. c..
a, the Y. w. C. A., the knights of
Columbus. the Jewish Welfare Board,
the American Library Association
and the Training Camp Commissions
in stamping oat immoral influences
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE
We are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
GIBONEY HOUCK
as the Democratic candidate for Rep
resentative in the State Legislature
from Cape Girardeau County, No.,
subject TO the General Election, Nov
ember 5, 1918. Year vote will be ap-
preciated.
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No. Geo

This 10 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or cHllLS 4 FEVER.
Five or SIX doses viii break any case. and
1t taken then as foric the Fever will nc
return. II acts on the liver better than
Cslomel and docs not sripe or sickeu. 2S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
SHIP F0ODSTUFF
ON O.R. Of BIZ O.
NOTIFICATION OF FREIGHT EN-
BARGO LIFTED SLIGHTLY LAST
NIGHT BY OFFICIALS.
Groceries May BE Shipped Within Ohio
River pivision-Reneve Lid
VIII Soon be Lifted.

Announcement was mad: last hlght
Ivy local Baltimore e Ohio officials that
the embargo recently placed On all
freight with the exception ri war ma
lcrial. coal. coke. fluXing St"n" ana IRON
ore had been modified OH the ONO lilNcT
division Of the road and that less IMAM
a carload of groceries and other lo"o-
stuff may be shipped within points OIL
that division only. It Is believed tnal
the embargo on The road in this section
will be entirely removed shortly. az the
congestion is hinG RAPIDLY cleared up.
A special permit was granted 10y me
federal officials Saturday t" the i. r.
Moss Iron Works /" ship fly" carloads
az structural iron for C"nSirurilniI VI II
munitiun plant at Rochester, y. \.
II is said that grocery stores "n"
DEPEND upon Wheeling jobherS do~E the
river and between here and Fairmont on
the r. d g. arr running short OF sup
plies There have been no t""dstulf
sent out or received by Wheeling deal
ers since the embargo lid was r!apped
down. No mills other than the tarneEic
plant a; Rcllairr. has shut down Tor the
want Of material. but II the embargo is
not lifted soon. many mills Will oe
forced To suspend operations.
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SIDE TALKS
Living With Their Parents
III RUTH CAuRoI.

Have you noticed how seldom 1t Is
nowadays that young people get married
and go 70 live with their parents'
For six couples that did that thirty
or forty years as" doubt II there Is
more than one now.
Why is it,
Well, for one thing the modern house
hasn't the capacity To shelter two ram
,l,ss that the old time houses did. In
thos.. days III" new family usually had
a vim: "r an ell for its own. and thus
yained greater measure Of privacy ana
tndivuality than would ever he possible
in the compact modern house.
Apartments Cut to Your Measure
Then again. there are SO much greater
facilities nowadays for going toy house
keeping on a tiny scale. Thfre are
apartments cut TO fit the ttniest FAM
lies. where in the old days there were
only houses and most OF them white
elephants OF unneeded rooms.
Perhaps am mixing cause and CT
feet. Perhaps that very unwilltngness
to- pool their housekeeping with the old
er folks has been one OF the seeds from
which apartments In assorted sizes have
sprung.
Nevertheless. think the effect has
turned about and become in it's turn has
cause for still more restlessness. When
such cosy appropriate llttlo nests stand
ready 20 be occupied. how much harder
to De content with corner OF someone
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else's old fashioned. perhaps a litt'
bit shabby nest:
'No Roof Big Enough For Two
Yn,1i1iaab

suspect the Independence and in
tense individuality Of the age has been
the chief factor. NO roof Is big enough
for 70 cover two families" IS far-
or!te proverb nowadays. And very true
il is. Such an arrangement Is always
a compromise. and q compromise 10
which, to make it effective one must
bring infinite tact and forbeaTance ana
willingness to live and let live. How
ever. I do think there are times when
the compromise should DO made for q
time at least.
But there is one point on which /
stand firm (and I don't think it's be-
cause I'm q woman either. It's because
Of the essential justice OF it, think
it should be her parents rather than
his with whom the young people live
women Are tho Natural SHOCK
AbsorbeTs.
In such arrangements women folks
have tho harder position because some
how they are always the smoothers over
the shock absorbers.
Besides. the man goes away to his
business for the day. Tho woman's
business is right there In the home. She
has to carry 1t along In partnership
with tho other woman and IT is far
easier for her if that woman Is her
own mother.
OF course there are cases when the
wife must live with her mother-in-law
Tor better the mother-in-law with the
wife). hope no woman will unfairly
regard this talk rs a justification for
Sinking such q duty when 1t plainly
exists.
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Charms Audience.

Miss Kate Guarnicri. prominently
krown in New York city, who Is Inc
guest of Miss Caroline Brandthss nl
North Main street. sang in ST. Luxe =
church at the morning service yesterda!
Hear Yc Israel from Elijah
Miss Guarnicri who has very
charming personality and II magnificent
v,nronn voice with tono production
.,bsn1utrlv rlnwlesS shovel artistry
such as is seldom heard. going from the
rjanissjmo 70 the fortis*lmo with per-
feet rnsc: the dramatic portion or tho
number helug reached with thrilling
notes
The lnrge auhicnc" wns more than
dcliyh,ed. and Miss t;unrneri has been
engaged To return 10 Wheeling in the
srrinr u rake pa. in the colo work
Of an orator!o which will be given ut
that time.
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WHEELING CREEK

Mrs. John Robinson has returned TO
her home, after spending the holidays
with her sister. Mrs. c. H. White Of
Patterson.
Mrs. Annie Robinson and daughter.
Miss Nora. has returned to their home
after few days spent with relatives IN
Proctor and Miss Clair returned to
Cameron To her school.
Elmer Sheets has arrived from Lees.
willie. Ohio. where he spent the past feTs'
weeks with his brother. Ollie Sheets,
Andrew LanGmeycr and sons have
been engaged this week in hauling
straw from the g. W. DaEue farm.
Lewis Shepherd spent Saturday mud
Sunday ut Moundsvillc.
Vim. Caldwell was a business caller
down the creek on Wednesday. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Wilson, spent We'd
nesday in Wheeling and Elm Grove.
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TEACH 11HB OF CHRIST.

NORTHFIELD. Mass. Jan. 6.-Tha
decision to raise s1.0o0.000 TO teach 200
600 college students the l!fe OF Christ
was reached at the students volunteer
conference which closed it's sessions at
tho Mortified Seminary tonight The
meetings opened Thursday and attracted
500 delegates. including some from
Porto Rico and some from the Pacific
coast. The conference was under tho
leadership of DR.. John r. Mott Of New
York. and dealt largely with missionary
problems arising from the war.
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----------- ------a--
FARMERS INSTITUTE

Tho annual short course for farm
ers will he held this week at the state
College of Agriculture al Morganto"n.
There will be Il large attendance
from the outlying districts of Wheel
ing. although il will be impossible for
many of the farmers 10 get away,
owing 10 the scarcity Of help. There
will be some good and helpful address
es. and it is expected that it will be
one of the most interesting meetings
eyer held
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SERVICE

In the Third Presbyterian church.
Yesterday morning. The Rev. ]. 2.
Leyenhcrger, pastor. opened the week
of prayer with a splendid sermon on
Some of the Pha/es of Present Day
Christianity" AM in The evening an
other sermon Of like value was preacll-
ed on How the Church Should Make
hte World Safe for Democracy.
Special sermons will be preached Al
all the services which will begin. ut
100 o'clock. during the week, by the
pastor. which will lead up 10 the COM
munion service OF Sunday morning.
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Orc,nize Eealth Class.

4 meeting ri IN" n"ili'erS "l III"
Wheeling Wumans' H"alth club is call
ed for "Wednesday m"rninE "i ans week
To- organize health study class. Thrs~
meetings will hc held every Wednesday
morning at 1G:%" O'clock il. lnTi"r NJ
uc rho Windsor Mrs. lean 7. Dillon
VIII give tho lectures. This gives moth
rrs or those Interested III the study
and preservation Of i"alth n splendid
opportuni,y m hear Mrs. Dillon in her
interesting talks.
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O. U. HOOVER

Ny Tuesdays arc uieaeless,
Ny Wednesdays are Theatless,
r am getting more eatless each day;
My home 1t La heateeH,
Ny bed 1t Is sheetless.
They're all sent to the 7. NJ C. A.
The barrooms are treatless-
Ny coffee is sweetleSs.
Each day l get poorer and wiser;
Ny stockings are feetless,
My trousers are seatless,
Ny, but l 90 hato the kaiser!
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mt. De Chantl Study Club.

Tho MI. he Chantal study cluh tas
changed its meeting day tr"th N"'i"a!
10 Wednesday. meeting tAe Second ana
fourth Wednesdays in The month al inc
Windsor hotel. The following program
will he carried out At this week. meet
ing:
Foil ,'all-uHnt:il:un.. from kIpling.
SSrIrh OF the Lit" ~ kiplnS .......
Miss Virginia Flaccus
\ Personal Glimpsr uf Hudyarh Kip
ling: HIS rri%r Work Miss Esther Hell
current Events.
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Curront EVcEtS.

Tia. regular January meeting az me
current "vcI.iS d"par. men; "r me ""-
mans club. viii II. held "T fr'l;tE "tt"r-
moan of this wrrH n : O'Clock III inc
HuIcI Windsor Mrs. ';""rg" l"'"t
u.iU address liz. meeting.
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danes
Misses
Girls Guild

Miss Lois Guild will entertain tho
Girls Guild If ST. l.ukc'S church on
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
tho Island.
The usual sewing will occupy thu
group, and dainty refreshments will hn
served. There will tie present:
McSdameS
Arthur Whitley Wilbur Watkins
Harvey Bernard g. G.. Arms
Misses
Gene Ward Edna Maxwell
Ethel Perkins Margaret Maxwell
Ellen Freter
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wellsburg womnu's Club

Miss I.utic St"arns made an address
at tin meeting nf III" W0maNS club or
WrllSburg Oh Friday evening and at
their regular session OH Thursday a
musical program WAS enjoyed.
Tho biographies nf 4 number of COM
nnscrs wrrr read and afterwards COM
positinnS were given. ns Illustrations or
their work.
The composers wcr" ''adnian. Cham
made MHcDnWrll. pcl5uSSy and Ncvtn,
Following The program Mrs. Elmer
luuSh gave an "XlcmpuranrpuS talk on
topics Of current interest.
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The Kings Daughters or Sc LUNG
church will meet this evening in the
Parish House Following the business
session 4 social hour will De enjoyed
with Miss Bird Brall and Mrs. FRANK
,'urlin Possesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
WHY Are You Cray7

Why look older than YOU feel"
Now that so many thousands have
proved that Q-ban Hair Color Rcstorer
brings a uniform. dark. lustrous shade
to gray or faded hair--you really
ought 10 Try Q-ban. Ready. tn Use
guaranteed harmless--I5c for large
boltle-money back if not satisfied.
Sold by c. II. Gricst & Co. and all
good drug stores. Delightfully."- beau
,ifying. Try Q-ban Hair Tonic:
Liquid Shampoo: Soap. Also Q-han
Dcpilatory (fOr superfuous hair. !
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A firm in Argentina has asked for.
tho names Of firms in this country ex-
porting hardware. electrical appliances,
automobile and cutlery.
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Ladies' Masonic Club.

The Ladies' Masonic club will meet on
Wednesday,. January Mt tn" Scottish
Rite Cathedral. Reservations for the
afternoon are now heing received BY
Mrs. 4. ID. Pcakc and Mrs. William
Rycott.
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ROOMING HOUSE
In South Side Raided by Police and
Proprietress and Couple Are
Locked UP.

F. Smith and May {. Cobb. charged
with gathering for immoral purposes,
and Stella Fcn;. alleged prOprietress
Of Il rooming house at e@i. Twenty
first street. are in the city lookup.
They were arrested yesterday after
noon by the chief Of police and city
detective.
The trio will be- arraigned in police
cuurI this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
SOCIAL QUIET
Of EARLY WEEK
SEVERAL PLEASURES FOR MIDDLE
AND LATTER PART OF
THE WEEK.
Festival of Music at St. Luke's Church
Tomorrow Evening VIII Be De-
ltghtful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dance at tho Stratford on
Saturday Evening.
Courage.

Courage.
What Il the morn no Joy To You shall
bring.
No CLEAN Of sunbeam shine across
your way;
What If no bird one joyous note shall
sing
Into your listening car through all tho
day.
What if no word Of comfort YOU shall
hear.
AS through tho hours long you toll
aud strive;
What if ynu no vision bright appear
TO keen your hungry heart and sell
alive.
What II the hlest partnership men
crave.
Come not t" YOU through all the days
long length.
But hound and fettornd even as a slave.
Within yourself you have to find your
strength.
And n when you have toiled ana
wrought alone.
The sweet reward YOU sought you do
not gain.
And find the hopcd-fnr bread Is but o
stone.
In that sad hour for grief. SHOULD
you complaint:
All. no: 1t matters not IF shade or sun
Or good or i'll. your efforts shall al
tend;
In doing you have htI your duty done
As hest you hnew--and should do 70
the end.
I ,ILJ7
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For MITE. Petty

Nrs. Thomas Petty Of Austin. T"Xns.
will be honored with n pretty complI-
mcnt tomorrow evening. when Miss Ed
ma Maxwell at her home on North Front
street, will be hostess to group nf
intimate friends of the honor guest.
The interesting pastimn Of knitting
will be pursued. and Il dainty wartime
luncheon served. There will be pres
ent:
McSdamcS
Thomas Petty r.. u. Lawson
Austin. Texas G.. g. Arms
Harry Gordon J. 4. Maxwell
Atwuter. Ohio
Misses
Edith Maxwell Edna Ncunrnn
Vim Dyson Kathryn Eberts
Ethel Moore Margaret Maxwell
Carrie I.aupp Phyllis Strobcl
Gertrude Maxwell Gertrude Campbell
Hattie Copham
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The younger set enjoyed delightful
dancing party on Saturday evening Mt
the Stratford hotel. when MessrS. Or
ville and John Dewey entertained large
group OF friends. Orchestra music fur
nished merry airs for the dancers. and
liEh; refreshments were served during
intcrnIssIons. Tho pleasant party wa7
compliment to number OF guests In
the city.
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Martins Ferry Lecaure-Recital Club

Martins Ferry Lecaure-Heciral Ciuo
Tho second afternoon Of study "i Inc
,,,nrn his season will I've made ny tn"
Martins Ferry Lecture Recital club on
,.rucsdov Vcrdfs I'll Trnratore is
,hn oncra chosen Mrs. Fred R"rthHl
has arranged the program. Mrs. John
". Henderson will he tho hostess Tor
the day.
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1slnnd Literary Club

The Island Literary club meets ~lih
Mrs. f., Z. Nicts on Tuesday evening
This will BE- sorinl meeting. and th'rr
will be IL program with II discussion 81
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Festival Of Music.

A delightful festival Of music will
be enjoyed In ST. Luke'S church tomor-
row evening when the vested choir.
which will be augmented for the coca
sion by the addition Of eighteen local
soloists from different churches. will
give choir festival under the direc-
ton Of Elmer q. Eoclzlc. This being the
first affair OF It's kind ever held IN
Wheeling. II is worthy of liberal pat
Of music lovers of tho city
After the festival. Il reception will be
held. for the participants. with the fol
L., in,n In LIZ, In,
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HARRY M. SCHMIDT
1860 Main Street

Have You Seen the New Hoover Gown?
NO Waste)
Walking Frocks and Afternoon Gowns
$4,000, $500, $500 up to $1,000
Frocks for daytime wear Chaeuse, Crepe Tateta and
Satns in the tailored models simple and practical
Afternoon gowns in rich Sats and teorgette that tall IN
graceful straight lines the dinner OF Satin Velvet and Net
in charming simple models heightened with touch Of fur "
delicate bit Of gold thread )rudcry
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current events. Each member il re-
ut:red Ia bring q New. Years poem or
thought. which will h" gwen i'll response
II ii.r nam" in roll call.
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Kings Daughters and woman's Mission
airy Society.
The Kings daughters and Womans
Missionary Society Of tho First Prrshy-
terinn church. will hold m interesting
Joint meeting in tn" new club house Oh
Tuesday Afternoon at O'clock.
This meeting will bn III the nature OF
a house warming and delightful In
formal program will DO enjoyed with
Mrs. J. Don Mcrriman. Mrs. y. +. Sinks.
Mrs. Charles Henry and Mrs. Cooke. 4
cornetist. taking part. The ladies will
bring their knitting. md tea will hc
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vtrss Daughter. st. luhe's.

served. 4 cordial invitation Is EXTENDED
To all
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Messrs. and Mesdames.

L. Z. Sands Lr T. II. Downing
Harry Sands Robert Lee Boyd
Frank Iook T. &. Pasc0e
George Rogers Rev. and Mrs. Jacob
Mr.. Chas. Fl. Copp Birmingham
Miss Carrie Copp
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-26
MA

Londyn, 26. wrzesnia. - Ser
bowie zdobyli nowych Is mil ma
froncie mscedonshm; dotarli oni
juz do przedmiese Ushtip, waz--
nej ~podstawy operacyjnej buigar-
skiej.
Paryz, 26. wrzeSnia. - Bul-
garyi zanosi sic ma wielkie zmia-
ny. w zwiazku z kryzysem NIL
nisteryalnym twierdza, re Bu4ga-
rya zmieni radykalnie swoja poll
tyke zagraniczna. Cabinet Pozo--
stale ma ciagiej sesyi, a kr6l Fer
dynand ~konferuje z premierem
Malinowem. Prawo wojenne og}o
szono w Zofii, prawdopodobnie z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-26
Bacznosc West
Hammond, Ill.

Hammond, Ind, d. % wrzesnia.
Wielki bazaar ma Armie Pol
ska odbywae sic bedzie W czwar
tiki j niedziele. Poczatek w czwar
tex, dnia 26-go wrzesnia, o 60
dzinie 7-mej wieczorem.
Rodacy, kto zyw, MECH Spie-
sly dis ma wiecz6r do Columbia
hall (u Litzy) a zyska diva razy
raz, re MONA nabyc cos dobrego,
a drugi, re kazdy cent idzie ma
powiekszenie naszej Armii, a
tenn samem ma skrecenie karku
krzyzakowi.
A wiec Rodacy idzmy Gala ku
pa, MECH mas nikogo ME braknie
ME patrzmy ma warcho4ow, kto-
m sic mic ME podoba co pol
skie, ale idzmy i budujmy szu--
bienice ola kajzera.
Wszystkich serdecznie zapra-
sza komitet. Wstep wolny.
S. KuzdroWski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-26
vDziei Armii PoISkiej"
" Chicago.

Uprasza sic uprzejmie wszyst-
kicb Wiel. Ksiezy Proboszczow,
prezesow i sekretarzy parafial-
nych obywatelskich sub-komite-
tow oraz wszystkich prezesow l
sekretarzy lokalnych dzielnico-
wych sub-komitetow ma gremial-
re zebranie Centralnego Komite-
til Obywatelskiego, jake odbe--
die sic w niedziele. dnia 2s-go
wrzeSnia, 1918 w sail gmachu
Zwiazkowego, o godzinie Sci po-
poludniu punktualnie, w sprawie
przypadajacej rocznicy Armii Poi
skiej.
Ia Centralny Komitet Obywa-
telski,
w. Schrojda, PREF.
Leon M. Nowak, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-26

OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.
NOVA OFENSYWA FRAN
KO

Paryz, 26. wrzeSnia. - Wojska
francuskie i amerykanske rozPo-
czeiy dzisiaj rano wsp6lny atak
na pozycye niemieckie W Szam--
panii i ma wschod stad, gdzie u
derza armia amerykanska (pier-
VISA armia gen. Pershinga w SEX
cyl st. Mihiel.)
Londyn, &c. w~rzeSnia. - Ma
p6inocny zachod Cd St. Quentin
woiska brytyjskie odniosfy MOVIE
zdobycze w poblizu Selency
Griscourt. Zdobyfy take move
pozycye niemieckie we Flandryi,
ma p64noc cd La Bassee.