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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27
HINDENBURG - Eye,
LECZ GLORY.

Geneva, 81. maja. - Feldmar-
szaiek Hindenburg, wodz naczel-
ny wszystkich wojsk c~entralnych
ley w szpitalu w Strassburgu -
chory ma tyfus i stan jego ma
bye krytyczny. Tyfus .wog6le
W Niemczech panuje bardzo
pr~zerazajaco. (Wiadomosc o cho-
robie Hindenburga przeczy pog}o-
see niedawno o jego smierci -
lub tez ma bye tylko przygoto-
waniem publiki do wiesci o
smierci, jezeli ia bye moze nasta-
piia rzeczywiscie. -. Przyp. Red.
D. c.
ZGON ~PREZYDENTA PARLA
N
Berlin, 81. maja. - Prezydent
parlamentu niemieckiego DIR.
Kaempf zmari w piatek W y ro-
ku zycia.
WILSON x. MERCIERE -
CZLONKAMI AKADEMII.
Paryz, 81. maja. - Pisma po--
daia wiesc, il PREF. Wilson i x.
Mercier, bohaterski kardynai Bel
gil zostana obrani cz}onkami no.
narowymi Akademii Francuskiej
ola Nauk Moralnych i Politycz--
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27

Prawrs knGdy Iekars poIvkI state 9.
kiasza W 1odIiny ofisoWe M nsgAe
tarh NZIEENIKA 7 tVGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27

zGnim uqass sie Pc porade. DO adwe.
Row ma szpaitach DzIENNIRA CHI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27
ANNA HELD BLISKA
SMIERCI

Nowy York, 27. maja. - Anna
Held, slawna aktorka, jest bliska
smierci; take oSwiadczenie wy
dal lekarz jej, DIR. Donald McCas-
key. DR.. McKaskey powiada, re
Anna Held pozyje tylko kilka ty-
godni. Gdy jej doktor oznajmii,
re wnet umrze, PM Held ucieszy-
Ia sic, poniewaz cierpiala dlugo
ma chorobe stosu pacierzowego.
ROOSEVELT GAM WILSO-
MA, BAKERA, B~URLESONA
Washington, a.. maja. - d.
powiedz fedora Roosevelta, Cd
noszaca sic do pisma niedawno
wydanego przez general nego
pocztmistrza B~urlesona, zosta}a
umieszczona w rekordach senatu
przez senatora Poindexter z Wa
szyngtonu. Roosevelt gam prezy-
denta Wilsona administracye, ge-
reralnego pocztmistrza Burleso-
ia, Jerzego Creela i gazety Hear
sta. Senator Pindexter wreczyt
document senatowi. Zaraz pc wy
slaniu odpowiedzi Roosevelta do
b;ura sekretarza, senator Lewis Z
Illinois, wreczy} edytorya} z no.
wo-yorskiej gazety American, z
1890 maja, podpisany przez Hear
sta, pod tytu}em Mr.. Hearst's
Critical Analysis of Mr.. Roose-
Welt and His Political Purposes"
czyli edytoryal krytykujacy Roo
sevelta i jego polityke. w tym E.
cytoryale, KooseVelE jest chardk-
teryzowany jake nAsquit of A
merican Politics." wykazujac, re
Roosevelt byi pozudzony przez
samolubne polityczne zamiary w
swoich atakach ma Hearsta i ,urze-
dnik6w administracyi Wilsona.
Senator Gallinger, republikahski
dowodzca, oSwiadczyi, re bedzie
to ostatni raz, il senat bedzie s}u-
cha} dysput Roosevelta. Senator
Lewis oznajmA, re ma tie same
zapatrywania ma sprawe RooseL-
velta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27
OLA STARYCH



Springfield, ILL.,, 81. maja. -
Azeby dac opieke starym ME prak
.tykuj2cym doktorom, ktorych jest
wielu w Stanach Zjedn., zorgani-
zowano stowarzyszenie, .Natio-
nal Physicians Home Associa-
ton" w tym celu, azeby mieli
przytulek. Stowarzyszei nelezcan
znalezc przytulek, Stowarzysze--
ME to doktorow zostalo ~zalozone
ma podstawie praw Stanu Illinois
zorganizowano je ola tego, azeby
doktorzy, ktorych we wojsku a
merykahskiem znajduje sic oko}o
10000, mogli po wojnie odpoczac
spokojnie W nowym domu. Wy
dial nowego StoWarzyszenia
sk}ada sic z nastepuj9cych urze--
dnik6w: Prezesem Jest DIR. ]. e..
Walters, sekretarzem i skarbni-
klein DIR. F.. A. Walsh, a wicepre-
Il IN DIR. A. Lee Hagler, wszy-
soy re Springfield, Dyrektorzy
zwolali posiedzenie ma Ago czerw-
ca, azeby obrac wiecej urzednik6w
i powiekszyt liste cz}onkow. No.
wo organizowane stowarzyszenie
liczy juz 100 czionk6w, a gdy Ii
czba wyniesie oko}o 1000 wow
czas zaczna budowac nowy dom.
WYPADKI
San Antonio, Tex, 81. maja. -
Kadet wojskowy, Monetris C..
Trowbridge, LEGACY lat %, odniosl
fatalne uszkodzenia, poczem
zmarl w kilku minutach. Trow--
bridge p0chodzi z Nowego Yor-,
ku. w cwiczeniu figure eight,
Trowbridge stracii r6wnowage /
spadl ma pole kelly Field" z wy
sokosci 800 stop.
Ulaco, Tex, 81. maja. - Poru-
cznik William B. Kuen z Cynwyd,
Pa, i William M. Snyder szere-
gowiec z Filadelfii, zostali oneg-
daj zabici, gdy ich aeroplan zde-
rzyl sic z drugim aeroplanem W
wysokosci 800 stop. Maszyna po7
trzaskala sic ma drobne kawa}ki, a
ciala lotnikow byly tax fatalnie
zmiazdzone, re ME by}o zadnego
znaku zycia, Kilku innych lotni-
k6w, ktorzy lecieli w drugiej ma
szynie, ME otrzyma}o zadnego u
szkodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27

While someone gives his Life
what are you givingi
think a minute
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27
SPRAWY IRLANDYI.
Baillieborough, Irlandya, 81.

balllleborough, lrlandya, III.
maja. - Dillon, przewodca ma
cyonalist6w irlandzkich przema--
vial tn ma wielkiem zebraniu i
w~ypowiedziai ma MEM wake ma
smiert radykalnej organizacyi IT.
landzkiej .Sinn Fem, tel, o kt6-
rel glosno teraz z powodu jej in
tryg rewolucyjnych z Niemcari.
Dillon i nacyanolisci zwalczat be
da W wyborach do parlamentu i
do sejmu irlandzkiego wszystkich
kandydatow owej radykalnej par
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-27

Oocznle sic praca.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

fiiolemnn poittaipasta ipoimastnnia
ia fGrIimiiestGuid, iofa on mimllle
ipoiton ippima iprmin tGriimiien ia
droleman blitie" 9ablberg. Canoes
faan, ,aSos ebten pdaien faioIIeiben
pI0snpuiemiieen", Ell ban epdile iiis
til, cifG mDosfddn ole paatimasla
eritbiiempGG ,yapmonploitrsta' it,
feGdn fobtaan bl0suoui emiiesia,
ipaan bGlt lauiuu len t~eboituflena
cttd mioestiipntpneet pputiiitudt ia
famoaiiitpat iiiben aiitiioalIiieen maa
lin pGdbGn, iolIoin be pd6Seiudt fiji.
Den tGfitDfieen fiin he nDtfin 8riss
tuticsIo fdSitetpt oiuat. Ylosnouies
miicn lnbteen on t6sIGfin paitasia
pmmdrrcitGtpd eta ic on fatii puoIis
nen, ia %Ion,olla fertoa tapdbtiitpa.
Siind OIL nsfotpaisteu DlosnplIemus
imfaiffiisen elamddn ia epdustois-
ten imfaiffifsen ipdiapoan. So az
postolin lanat ilmoittaipat nellie etc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

p~dinipastpin Oh iiitG mirbeen mieli.
8aan tostapa usioipaisten ~blDsnouie
mus OH lion bctti, ibbstGpd apostos
Iitin iiitG prbuu tdsidfin paifasia.
Ell SentGbben eta ie tapabtui tlibat
~tpIotta ennenk ipaan tabtoen fiinnits
tGG bunmiota iii6en ettG ~usfoipaiiet
nousten Rristufien Dl0snoui emifien
tGbben, Iantpat palfatieen Sdnen b.
Observation-Disclosures, him. ianfaiffis
fen elGmGn, tun ~epdistoiiet, noiisten
91nen pafoittatpasta ipoimastam,
Iaaipat paliafieen imnfaitfiien faoos
tuiIen. Giinp1 apostolic itGtpoiben
pdGstd iieIuniiesti ia rrumiilliiesti
bbbistetiDnG autuaitten loon ipan-
birsfasten fuolIeioen DloSnouiemiien
fn1rttd, NillG epGnstoisten ~Dlosnouies
mis tpie fabptufieen,) piibuu fiitG i
loiteri, CT Seut6bben eta bGu pddieen
finne 10 tiIbnrmen imiotta ennen epGs
ustpifin. mann eta bbteiieud bIDss
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

ia SGn balaiaa iiibcn iofa tnpabtnu
ianfaittiIeen eldntdGn, ia, iiitG ftrS
ioittaesiaan. ei bdn ta%rfoitdfuan maiS
nita fen taipasta tai idriestbtiestd,
tpaan len tarfoitufiesta etertin nsfo-
ipia fo6taan, fila bdnen ipS1menid
of fiinnitcttp taitpaan loon. Sdma
ipanbursfaster blosnou iemlis, DboelS
Ia fcrtaa epGusfoisten fansia tnpdbS
tuiuu, OIL elGmGu plosnoniemns'
(Sob. 3, 29), iamalla ,,tpanburstasS
ten pIosnouiemls'. (2unf. ID, 14),
mDos niitteu ~pIosnoufemls iotfn otpat
,,arhpoIlifet pdGiem6Gn bl0snoniemtf-
5cen fltpIleiStd. (9unt. 20, 36).
Iiillc Ie on Dlosnoui emiis elGrnddr,
tpaan epGlisfoiIiIle bI0sttoufemis ians
faiffifesn tiicIemaan. f'IId tuaifia be
nouieipat Dl0s lannalla fertaa, Ell ie
fiitenfaan ole BELLE bpooptii, pairls
mastoin faootnffetii. Siis beiodri
INSTRUMENTATION Ell flfaml Hottie,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

! LENA on tullrlt ibmiieu faiitta, min
on mpDstiu tlolleiben pIDsnouiemus
tillut ibmiien fautta. Rutta tGsiG
Npostoli pibu1 ipielG eritbiiemmin
&otamisfa igntiinImfenneitten ariss
tirtiesia elGtpifii tiilemiIesta, Ieloss
taen mb6s 8ristutien bI0snpuiemis
fen mertitpfiestd Mile iotfa Saneen
lstoipat. Siispd tGsi6 tobbasia Ell
pletaan aibetta pubita e~pGusfoiista
mann ustotpaiiista. $50 Inn fe BETH
tulee ettG nsfotpais.en tp,iorp pl1s-
noiistd ioutipes. Silloin or mcbs
!oppu, fila filIo,n antaa Serramrre
tpdlitpstpirtania Stale, ia niinfiit
tddlld arinpit tpaltafinutdsfa OH 9dn
oIIut faifti faifisia, ia Northumberland
armon palifappalten ia balIitutSen
fartta. min mbos NIT fifteen foImes
t;bteirten Srnmala OH iiIIoin fuunlan
tpaltafunnasia faiffi taifisIa. Sa
tdma taiffi tapabtun ient6bben eta
tnisteIetpa ieurnbintd OH muittnmit
riemuitietpaiiefii ~feurafnnnafii tais
dpnisfa. &rn nbt ferrnn 0srran
pr1at, Sfdn iiunatut, ptpat iiIoin 10
ottaneet ipaltafimuta,l fpastaan, Re To-,
bistaa nellie eta Ioppi OF pllnt, 10
triomia on ollit, iailrmaIattomat
otpnt mpos 10 tlorsfeet ia tiiomituf,
iillG Dbtaitda faiffi tuomitoan. SGs
ma OH faiffi tapabtunlit ,,bGnen tile-
miiesiam." Hhio lanai oipat Iitos
mat. ga MISUNDERSTANDING t1mGn betz
fen @Rtt. % llriplin tansIa, Ell iGG
DbtGdn epGilpstd fen fubteen. &c,
eta Ipostoli mainitlee eritpifemmin
&ristirtIen omista, eli pafoita fetdGn
lisfomann eta ban tarfpttaiii beibGn
Dlosnoiiemiien tapabtnipan tltbatta
iuuotta cnnen, eli ettei ilmalattos
mot npirie Iamalln tertad. Otmmme
tarfoin bupmioomnte ettG Slpostoli,
firiottaesiaan uSfoipniiille leuratirns
nilleen, pirbuu iiitG MIDI u~Stoipaista
lobbuttaa ia ipnbipistaa. 81 iuma-
lattomat faipaa Ipostolin lobbntuf>
fla, fiiirt mpos ipnbipistutiiufin, ia
idriestptieenfin %iopimatonta diff
Gpostolin plibet iellaiiestu. Gi ole
tGsidfddn sen alioIlc tubca.
Sil. tirieenfa 3, 1911 ipGripisId
tabtoo Npostoli idnoa: ,ibodmesi6ni
tutdfieiti, mitG 3ristus minulle on,
iorfa fautta tulen o%IaIfiSejfi Sdnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

n~ouiemlItien betfenG bGn OH oialIis
men tpanbubstasten bl0snouIemitiess
ta,-iantaiffiIesta elGmGstG. Mfl-
fielestdtddtt, pbipesidmme SlrmaIan
Sengen ipbbatutiesia, eume p6Gie
funnrtempam tilofieen. SbbiGt orr
ipelut ia oletilfiet pieipGt barbaan.
@arofaamne niitG. Gpostolin tars
foitits pitGG paitfmia.
Satfetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
yl0$nousemi$e$ta ia II
b%atvuoti$eStd VaIta-
kuMma$td.

&iripttaesiaan Sod. 6, 80, 40, A
%, Iauiun 81. ,,IeitG merfitpstd
pIiii Seiufien fanoila: oWaina Re
rGtdn banet tpiimeiiena paipdna,.
jos faiffi fuoIleet ,pnietpat pbtGais
taa ilmG erotista, fila Sdnen ads
nenSGdn ie on, iota iumalattimattia
ferram berGttGd." $aosta iobtur
mieIeeni eta eit0 4:ne diff iiini
TIA ettG ~ustntpaiiet berGtetdan mi
meifend pSiapd,Id, tpaan pitaiiito fin
I'VE pddstG 10 tiibarten tpuotta enett
mlita? Cen punmarrptlen tho lans
feenfa antaa. srittdesfani ioipeIfrts
taa fitd tetftinfd iarpoibin, fi,n mise
IA Ell plsblita ntitaGn ielIaiiesta ar
mon cfoitutiesta. Sita on mpos
tarfpittamasiu fuuieeuia: "Gboottcs
masti Seefrs tartoittaa tdsia iotas
Tin erifoista arnroitoipitlistd, iofa ct
fuulu iannalld tntpalla faitiIIe". Deiits
ia a~rmouufoitus Ell ole tirbatipiiooen
alta tpdbempi irnta ba1ibasia. Stnm>
me bipmioommc tarfoin eta ebelli-
fisld mdripisid pibuu Serramme
mistd ptIjtpisobieista militia 9dnelle
otpat mrtetllt @Gnen tptonid tile'
tuiIle, ioista Sdn Ell pbtatGdn faoota,
iuSta mpos ianoo Oablber9: "Stts
Ell Seeias ialli pboentddn niistd bilts
illa iota STA on Sdnelle antaniit,
tpaan on ne rliimiin ia iielm tars1
ia Iaattatpa tniipaaieen, ia iertdboert
eta SGn ne i~anttGd tatipanleen PEE
tGdfin Sdn lie ~ipiimeiienG pditpdiid.
!RetG mama ofpat iImoittdd nellie
81 n. ,yauiffi mitd min1m Sidnt
sntoo mimIlle, ie tuIee minint TITO
nj" Tpt OH observation-disclosures eta
10. 40 alfaen pubuu 9errd niista
pleisistG obieistn, 1otd leiirdfen SeS
fufIen fpfo tiileipa pddiee ianfaifftiert
eldrn6t nalltintoon. &c ionfa STA
jobootfsa Secfufieu Iiiotie mafee Sds
nesid ,alan &aritfun iota on pois
Ottonlt Mailman ipnrit. Siind ban
ndfee zen ionfa titprrna on feipid, ia
ies ioipcIias. gbbdn 5emsen ipais
fuitamaIla usfolla tarttuen fiinni
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

SGneen, pmistaen SGnet omnfieen,
on SdneIld mp0s tGsiG Sumalan
8aritiasia iantaiffinen eldmd. Onto
fen inirempaa aranoa igntiieue ibs
miieIIe? Snfo fen ilnirempaa armoa
etta iaa ola &ristmtien oma, eifa
ole bbtaGn fabotusta. fpaa iati fes-
tGtpG elGmG? Nlittn tdbdn ipieIG
'IiiGdi Seeius: ,.Itina beratdn bdnet
tpiimeiienG pGitparlG." SiispG Ell
tantpitie Serpa1, oman tpielld tai
epairla tuolemm betfelld iiitd iosto
trolon unesta bsrGd, fila Serra on
fen ianomit. Niinfuin Iapii tplio.
teelle Iasfeutuesiam usfoo iuattben,s
man b1nen aamilIa berGttdtpiit,
min mp0s Sumala lapii ustoo fiIos
Ion lrneen enaiplien eta Serra bGe
net berdttGG. Ribin? Santaittiieen
elGmGdam. @ieIGf6 iuurempaa ar
moa2 DlDsnmHermifiestu mainitaan
tGsid mp0s ientGbben eta fila on
tartoitais. Sos Ell blDsnoliiemlsta
oliii, Ell usfotuainen pddiiii IopiIlis
iesti taiipanieen, eitd epGliSfoiren
6~eItpettiin. &c on tie t~pmfibuoneess
to tipnio p%aifaIIe. &c on iamaIla
tie turmelufIestd turmelemattomiiis
teen. SlmraIatoin Ell fpieletddn mic
ten belpcttiin pGGstGGn ientGboen Ell
ban ipufiiiitusta liiben faipaafaail.
98ann uStoipainen tnbtoo olln lpar-
ma IiitG eta Fan on taiipann tiellG,
ia mpDs na1rttii lobbutustn ia mar
mritta Seiufien ianoista. Seius
ianop, ,fpiimeiienG p%ditpdnG. aabta
piimeistd pGiipdG Ell DIE, ia fosfa ie
OIL niimeinen palma finn ~ipdnburss
fas berGtetGGll, fostd pliii ie tpiimei<
nen palma fun iumalotoin berGtes
tGGt? gbbellG betfelIG taifti to-
pabtum. &c OH ebbottomasti totuis.
SGmG SEN mainitiema pdiffa iitoo
fen tpain IuiemmalIe. 81 ole tifea
tpanbnrstasten cbeIiiellc blosnouies
miielle Sob. 9, 39s54.
8ieIG lo1rillu 81. eta 1 aor. 10,
20:23 OH tpnbingoninen afialeni.
Gi Iainfaan. Sotuuen Jana tdstds
tin. GttG ipttiinIangenmit ibmiss
funda noiii ipapantiio fnolemasta
%tartpitie Seeiltien tpoittaa fuolema.
Decentralization oioitti 6dn ole
iponia fuoIemon ipoittaio. Se of
3ristufien ipuoro. Siis tosfa fuo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Y0paitoja

Terveys ia mukavuus on otettava
huomioon ia jos pidatte arvossa kay
~tann0llista Joululahjaa min eta vol
sopivampaa antaa kuhn on y0paita
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

Mania ovat ~tavaroita, jotka ovat
Wine vuosina tulleet avian yleisiksi
Joulu-lahjoiksi. Tana vuonna on
meilla tavallista parempi matkalauk-
ku varasto, joten maksaa vaivan nah
da niita
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Nenaliinoja
u1ahu

Mika NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hanta enem-
man kuhn kaulahuivi? Silkkisia tai
Villasia monen mallisia ia tekoisia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

Ne tekevat miehen kotiolon muka-
vaksi ia helpoksi. Voitte ola taysin
vakuutettuja, eta semmoinen lahja
Otetaan kiitollisuudella vastaan. Neil
la on monta uutta MALTA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

Miehet ovat mielissaan saadessaan
uuden Paidan Joulu-lahjaksi. Sem
moinen lahja osoittaa hyvaa makua.
Paitavarastossamme loydatte kaikki
taman myyntikauden mallit ia muo-
dit. Ottakaa selkoa hanen koostaan
ia tulkaa nellie, min n~aytamme mita
voitte saada pikku rahalla
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Pikkutarpeita

Alkaa ylonkatsoko pikkutarpeita,
siila niissa loydatte monta ~kaytann0l-
lista esinetta, kuten =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
haulus- ia Hiansuu Nappeja, TOalet-
ti-Setteja - Servetti Renkaita
ynna monta muuta sievaa esinetta
Joulu-lahjaksi sopivia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
US. Socialists
Behind President
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

London. Aug. lT.-MemberS Of the mis-
sion sent To England and France by the
Social Democratic League of America de-
clare that the way to defeat the expected
German peace drive is TO convince the So
claliSt and labor leaders of the Entente
nations that America stands >olidy behind
President Wilson and backs up his peace
terms 10 the limit.
Their purpose in coming To Europe %
confer with socialist and labor leaders of
England and France is 10 convince them
that American socialists and working
men are in unit IN support of President
Wilson's peace terms.
The mission j. composed Of John Spar
90, A. NJ. SimonS. Louis Kopelin and Alex
ander lIowat, the latter of the Kansas
mine works.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
CHANNEL DRIVE
STARTS MONDAY
COMMITTEES WILL COLLECT S50,00O
QUOTA ASSIGNED BROWNSVILLE
FOR PROJECT

An active campaign to collect Browns
viles quota for the channel at Point Is
abel will start Monday Of next week, ac-
cording to +. l.. Howard of the Board OF
City Development, who has charge of the
collections. With every influential agency
in Brownsville and with the government
endorsing the project il will be an easy
matter 10 raise the fund.
An incident that occurred today in the
preparations for the drive lead the COM
mitieement to believe that the collection
will be easy. When the copy for the sub
scriptiOn list and the accompanying bonus
was sent to the printer only one subscrip-
ton, that Of &. ii. More for $1,000, had
been received. When the copy returned
from the printer one of the notes had been
filled ont By him for a substantial amount.
Ii Is expected that Brownsville's quota
will be subscribed within very few days
of active campaigning. Speaking OF the
campaign for funds a committeeman said
the team financed, and to keep it gong.
..The movement has been launched that
will insure Brownsvile's place among the
great commercial centerS VI America.
Brownsville's citizens viii cheerfully con
tribute the small sum necessary 10 insure
the establishment of deep water port
on the coast and bring the Rio Grande
Valley in touch with the Seaports and mar
ketS of the world.
''The government engineers will rec
ommend the deepening of Brazos Santiago
Pass AT government expense, provided the
people of the Valley contribute the small
amount required for the construction OF
an eighteen foot channel from the Pass
Ia the end nf the wharf at Point Isabel plus
u turning basin OF ample area at the enc
of the wharf. And the Valley will meet
the requirement. The Improvement will
be made. A new era will soon dawn upor
this section. Ample transportation facili.
ties will be- assured for all time to come
reasonable freight rates will add to ON
prosperity, property values will increase
and conditions generally will improve
throughout this entire section that it vii
become the most coveted portion of TN,
United States"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Veteran Of Many Wars
Rejected, Teeth Bad
CBY ASSOCIATED FREss.)

Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. 17-John Ba--
comb of the development battalion at
Camp Bowie now believes that the tooth
brush ~ very essential III soldiers pack
i'e has had many years military expert
ence. hni recruiting sergeant recently
rejected him for the bad condition of h-
teeth.
BaScomh saw service against Zelava in
Central America: was with Madero against
ihaz. Carranza against IIuerta. Villa
against Carranza. spent year in the ar
my on the Mexican border anda year ID
the Philippines, but because IN failed w
take care of hi- teeth during this time will
be barred from the biggest Of all wars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
MILLION HALF
AMERICANS ON
FOREIGN SOIL
GEN. MARCH
REPORTS
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Washington, D. c., Aug. I7-MOre than
one million four hundred and fifty thou
sand American soldiers have been en-
barked from the United States. General
March told the military committee today.
This number includes men sent to Italy
and Siberia as we'll as those in France.
Speaking of the American program, Gen.
eraI March said ii was proposed to put
eighty divisions in France by June 80, next
year.
Discussing the battle situation in France
the chief of staff drew attention to the
fact that the Germans have now volun-
tarily surrendered positions in their lines
at fonr places. lie placed no cozstruc-
tion of his own on this. but said il was
taken a an indiaction Of an expected fur
ther advance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Food Profiteers
Worst. Profits
: Reach 5000 Per Ct

Washington, ID. a., Aug. 1.-THE treas
ury analyst, of the income tax returns
says that war proiitecrS in 1917 were the
most numerous in business devoted to
and wooden manufacturers and those deal
inc IN coal mining. etc Thousands Of
smaller concerns made profits ranging
from 100 per cent 20 300 per cent above
normal. The information has been given
congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Tanker Sunk Off Jersey
Coast By Sub.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Beaufort, \. c.. Aug. 17.-The British
tank steamer Mirlo was torpedoed by II
submarine off Cape IIatteras last night.
Coast guards saved members OF the rev.
The torpedo struck the vessel amidship and
the carge of gasoline exploded. When last
seen the submarine was lying off IIatteraS
waiting for other victims.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Crop Estimated AT
11.5O0.OOO Bales

Little Rock, Ark, Au-. 17.-E-tnnate-
of cotton crop of not to exceed ll.a10--
600 bales with prospect ot further dcleri-
oraton because WY druu.A conditions were
made at meeting oi agricultural comm
-ioner~ and cotton men of tive STATES held
here this week
States represented we're Texas Arkan-
sas. Alabama. Tennessee and Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17

The Hague, Aug. l7-Germany ap-
proves the suggestion by Austria that the
Austrian archduke be made the Polish kinq
kronstadt Is twenty miles west of Pet
roerad. M the eastern extremity w the
Calf IA Finland. ID was the principal for
tre~S of Russia. II was reported earlier
IN the week that Premier Lenine ana War
Minister Trotzky had fled to Krnn-tadt
from Moscow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Un-P atriotic Note
On Capitol Walls

Austin. Tex. Aug. Ill am 4 friend
~f the kaiser; ~ hell with America" This
inscription, written with lead pencil has
been found by one oi the capitol watchmcn
on the wall Of the corridor Of the third
floor Of the building. Efforts are hcing
made to ascertain the identity of the au-
thor of the inscription.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
MEXICAN OIL
DECREE IS
REVOKED
CRISIS is
PAST
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Washington. D. c., Aug. 1.-THE
threatened crisis in the relations of Mexico
with the Entente Allies and the United
States has been averted by a modification
of the decree of July 81, under which un-
developed lands might be seized by Mex
leo upon failure OF their owners to make
declarations and submit TO what they re-
garded as excessive taxation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Socialist Leaders Are
Arrested By Bolsheviki
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

Copenhagen, Aug. l7.-Firty or more
prominent representatives, of the Russian
socialist party have been arrested by the
Bolshevik. 1t j. feared that the men will
be sentenced to death because they plan
ned To summon conference Of all Rus
sian workers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Brownsville Boy
Is Over There

Word has been received by Mrs. T. 4.
Toup~ that her son. w. A. Toup~, has ar
rived safely overseas.
Sergeant Toup~ was above the draft
age, but volunteered after war was de-
clared. since which time he has been sta
toned at Chattanooga, Tenn. and Camp
Macarthur Tex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-08-17
Attempt Life OF
Uruguay President

Montevideo. Uruguay. Aug. 17-Au at-
Tempt was made tu A--a--inalc President
Were of Uruguay during strike riot. The
attempt missed by \ narrow margin.