davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-18
RZYARESZTOWANIE ME-
ZLODZIEI.

Detektywi Hamilton i Mullin
&c stacy w. Chicago ave" PREY
arcsztowali wczoraj try indy
widua, O kt6rych policya sadzi,
re So prowodyrami handy zlo-
dziei, cd kilku tygodni ma zacl1od-
niej stronic miasta opcrujqcej.
lNazwiska ich So: !. Jacobs,
455 Milwaukee ave, Edward Nc
Milan, 23S Superior ST., i An
drzcj Johnson, IA Desplaines st.
Gl6wnie ,,pracowali ma stacyach
kolejowych, gdzic rozbijali i
pladrowali wozy ciezarowe. Ina
leziono II Mich skradzionc dywa-
ny wartoSci 1000 dolarow, oraz
inne wartosciowe rzcczy, co do
nabycia kt6rych ME mogli male
zycie wylegitymowac sic.
UMYSLOWO CHORA.
Wczoraj wicczorcm ma rogu
Clark st. i Chicago ave. patro-
lujqcy policyant przyarcsztowaE
nicjakq Jozcfinc Beauchamp, AS
w. Chestnut st. Powodem i'll
terwencyi p~olicyanta bylo DIVA
CINE zachowanie sic wspomnia-
nej osoby, ktora ma krotko pred
tenn wysiadIa tam z dorozki att
tomobilowej.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Den fommenoe
Deroensmaot.

New gorf Sen 25oe SAN: Beth.
lebem Steel Corporations TrPii.
cent, Charles ". Sdpub, erfIP.
reoe / en- Gale, ban boIot her igaar
glften, at oen lib er nPr for
Saanoerl oa Yroletnriatet - WRrt'
Gene al Arbeiberflasien, N9n0ene
iom / lin Acknowledged i1tger 81.
enoont beiiooer - oil bli Sen Der.
ltenoe Wiagt / gerOen.
acknowledgements mau ia.
ge5 nteo / geregningerne". Iagoe
bon, FOR III bill / en- meget rRr
6remtib bli moot iii at IN iii ar.
beioercn iorat iinoe eft Sssutng
poa % itore sfonomiife SpSrg3.
moal, lon iortioet er unoer Over.
peielie."
San bar ingen SoeaIiit ener
8eroensreiormator, Iogoe bnn
me- ban bar fonuitet til Den Cuer'
beppsning, of Irbeioeren pil fom.
ME iii at bli bal rnaoen0e, % at
6cs inarere ri lGrte at i~orital
bette, oes beore piloe oct oere for
port Sano lom for @eroen / lin
Selbeo.
IS oi5ie alporlige argistioer
6uroe ri Der / Imerifa life goa
for ifarpt irette nrco TrPiioentens
Sanolinger. 9i itstter BAN, %
ri iretter Ratioren". iagoe ban,
OF iorflareoe, at ban meo Srbet
"Si" merte Staaliuouitriens
RRno.
5 Ssbet af De fommerSe is
Miaaneoer piI ri, iortalte ban, 10.
De Here Stibe paa Sauct, eqer ret.
tcre iagt Sfibe paa en- itsrre lam.
LEI GrRgtisbeo enc ole Sc sprisc
Ndtloner / 8eroen tillnmmer.
Wen ri maa fife. aSparaoe ban.
IaSe os piIoIeoe az Den Soe. at Oct
er Ell iorbplSsuiS let spsape. ri
bar for os. Si niaa l9re at be.
6rlbe, at Oct er enbper Sorsers
HIigt at sipe i'm iioite Collar Oh
fin iibite gloosoraabe iii 2anoetS
SorIpar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Saareoe 90 ocoe.

@albington, Site San: SfsIge
en- telegraph @cloitg ira General
TerIbing er me1lig Snfanteriit
Hapmono @roper, fra Spracuie,
q. y, bIepct let iaoret i en- gf-
tion ben 2OOe San. menia Su.
ianteriit 4biQip 5. Sempipicf ira
Cambridge, Wois., let ianret i en-
9lftion Den 22be og Wenig Carl
Sobniom fra Snn 5rarnisco aIpor.
Zig iaaret Ten gf.ion oen 27oe Sa,
mar. Nermere Underwriting gi.
res life.
0esuoen anmeloes fslgenSe Is6s.
ialo: Rerige aernetb 6. Riler,
Stamioro, Conn, George .. @c,
SorIep. Council Shiiis, Soma;
Carl q. gngOabI, Detroit, @i3.,
@alter u. &Qen, Colt @reentpitl
81. s., Saul Hi9, SaIem, Ore.
gilbert aArogge, Clarence Center,
q. g.; Otto 8. Eetrocf. @aibtena.
@aib.; Sobn 5. &epnolSs. @eu
gorf Gin; Benjamin 3. aloIs,
sscfu gorf Gin; 5ronf s. Sub
barb (aorporaD, Seattle. @aib.
Rorris @iaians (aOrporaI), 900
al S~tnolaar, @sarpea, @rt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Dorneplists Uraftat.

@oibiugton, 29oc Sar.: Dinn
criareOc i0ag, al 9eitemmellerne
/ Den Srattat, bporom Der M LIT.
bcrbaltoleS meQcm DC Soreneos
Stater % Storbritonrien, blanot
anoct guar no pao, at
aue amcrlfunlte Sorgerc / vi.
oerct ira u til 81 Nar, Iont CT
b~oiiooenoc / Storbritamier eaer
Canada, fan iloifripes ill WtilitGr.
tjcrleitc | ben engclife 9lrme; at
ole brittle @or9ere / gloeren
ira 20 til 40 Nar boii0oenoc / De
6orclc0c Stntcr folt togca | oert
onlcrifnnifc Nilitrrtielcite.
Spert @ano i~orbeboloer iig ooa
8etten til at iorlause iritaset for
Wllitprtieneitc inaoamte al fine
Sorgcrc, loln Oct fnn paaniieS no.
isrcr Tor line reipcftipe Rcgierin.
ger Sieneiter, iou oct matte ait
ices for flogt life at aibrpoe.
Sorgere, lom tan uoitrioes til
Wilitprtieneite unoer ct iremmao
Tlog, giueS Hct til inoen 60 0age
Of penoe tiIbo9e til line Sien for.
at title Jig iii Sieneite unoer lit
eget 2ono5 Stag.
Snftaten pertes at pile 6Ii
lertot Senotet til Hatiiifotion ON
en- fort Sio og oil tieIc iorn
8runblag Tor lignen0e Sraftatrr
meo 6ratfrig % Stalien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
&en ON Sclinafprs.

Solloolt pelt Ole san: Stll-
lano beiinNar iig miot oppe / en-
icciol Hepolution mco ct lignenoe
6ormoaI lom Nooem5errepoli,tio,
llcn / Eetrograo, Tiger "SoiIp
9teipa'" Observation-Disclosures /
i'm 9eifripclp al Den iinifc Situa-
tiou. &c arGfter, iom itaar oper-
for binarben / 6i1lIauo, or imio-
lertio mnset lige balarcercoe, iaa
cen riineligpis life pil lsbc ina
forbolospis frcSclig al iom Ben,
Ger gielulcmfsrteS al @olidepi.
fcrne.
Mutge al De mere uclitaaclto,
Sor9cre al Eetro9roO iIp8teoc Oel-
gang til SirllanO iorot unogol
llroligbcoerlre / Den rllSiiife so.
peOitao. Watgc al Dem tog bcll
line Sormller nleo iig. Oct ipne3
inliOlertio M, ipm ON DC CT fonl.
lie fra 9litcrt / SIocl.
Mcolen1nrerrte al bclt iinifc &e.
9ierirtg iigas at buoe isgt 1iIEugt
i Saia.
&c fleite gftcrretniugcr ont I'll,
lla1oene / 6iilalto fomuler ira
Stocfbolm og aiebcnbapn. DC be
ltaar bopeoiagelig al Happorter
cm aoulpe % Sfiormpoilcr, iOnl
General Wanncrbolni, Gbeien for
"SorinarsforpIet", Der laoer til al
beltao al Den AT ben iiritc Mcaie.
ring opretteoe Electromagnetic, mel
Der er iaIot I'D til Soroel for Nc.
elerlll9strpppernc. Bencral Wan-
lterbolm iigcs at p0re iun0cr Trcm.
rptulng til Ingreb paa Selma
TORS, Der frentbeles la0er til al
uGre / Den rsoe 8erbes SciiooelI..
Gre finife 9anpifibe atfont
Snaoag til Stocfbolm. Set enc
at oisle melber ON piloc Scener
% ben pbcritc Np6 os glenoMbet
blanot Seiolfninsen / Sibora %
aabo. ct npiten ubeIfripeliat
Inarfi iptcs at raabe opcraIt.
lloenpm at ieitoe ipcnifc aria8.
lfibe ferat afbentc ipenite 9oroere,
lom nlaatte ipppe t operbpnaen0c
0are, oil Sperige neppe moblan.
DC Jig / De finite MffGrcr.
ltoiisterne libt lpicre.
Sorlnon oen lite Sebrllar: Sist.
&C De Ieleite Giterretninacr til bcl
fittlfe Segatipn / Stocfholm lnne:
Sltitatlo1en III at bare liot lplerc
Den reoe 8aroe or blcpet oiuGb
net, eller opergtuer iig fripiai9. :
Sopeoi taoct SeuiingiorS hol6e,
oerimoo Sprsrerite enonu Starb
SorIparsgaroct Megieringstrop.
peule) bar, iIelge en- officiel Me0.
6elelie, inotoget gperre 5auoitc.
bus, 60 Wil i Noropeit for sci
lirg'ors, og Sltpesfple / oer ipo.
centralc Del al SinIano.
Streifer timber ~frenloclc5 Stc0
i Scliin8fors, % Sen revolutionary
&cgiering itsc5 at tiIifpnoe til liz.
nenoc llobruo / forifieaigc amor,
Siitrifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Store ~Sonsfrap.

@aibin9ton 6et Bite ,Sult.: De
iom or irofe,tot til aria5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON 2sn5.
f~orbsielier a~it0rager tiliammeu til
n9iten 100000 for inoeuG
rerloe g(ar. eIer til npiten SaIuoc-
len al Sernhdnerire5 Griftsino.
forrige Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
en- gal Slipper.

Sra cr atIontiif Sopn meLoes
zen 29oe SAT-: llocn aoptein og
meb 6eritcitprmono og Stlrert 90
Dc onfom oen ipen'fc CAMPER
"Anglciie" iong bcrtil eiter pao
Srcrreiien at bnpc oGret inoom
en- ipoonrerifanif @opn. WonO.
ltabctbcrcttcr, at aapteinen pIliO.
Icllg bar gaact ira 6oritur0cu on
lapoe itr,ot sc TO openmGuntc Scr.
lotcr, bporpoa ban bar lprunget
uoerboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

5 Den o~lninocIi9e Torocntning
en- ct iioi.c bcipcrat init IorisJ
paa at brpOe gieiulcm sc NGiere.
0cS %eitiront MI til @oarcn ifal
Oct pGre Scniigten meo borS Reiie
at ltaiie iig isritcbaau0S ~llnoerrct.
nina ON De amerifanife troopers
SiIltano, OereS giieftipitet OF Sc.
res Stittctbco til at oeItagc i
&crl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
6oethals ryooer op.

8aibington oer 2Soe San.: Hs,
orgariidtiouen al @erernltoarter.
uleiteroepdrtentertet bar hrogt Tor
9agen, at Ser De fsrite III Wua.
neoer az arigen ranoeoe ct illIo.
itGnoigt aooS ! armeen3 Srrtert.
oanturpPien.
Gen npe Gbef, Gen. SoetboI5.
6Ieu iloaet al 6orbouielie ooer s.
Silitanoe, ban ioueianot. o. ban
uotaIte ior Gioelings6crerne, at
Situationen iorefom BAN alSele5
uioriparlig.
9IanOt ar0et folrSt ban, at See
fife par minore END fem fcrifieai.
sc Sfiiceper, iom bauoe mes g..
Observation-Disclosures at sisre,
% at lngen entelt al oiSle hapoe
reoe pQu, buao Dc anore iin fore.
tos Jig. Get bar al Den Grluo
umulig I'll rOsen sipen Sio at fun.
ne gipe beitemtc SpIpSninser ont.
bpor tort CT Intal Scl0nter tint.
DC iorlpnes MED llniicrmer. Sap.
per % lllotep2er.
Tn Sslge al aiilsrinsen al
0isle SillIaroe er Be mango SsbS.
ialo. Der bar fuuoet Steo bIanot
Observation-Disclosures paa 8ruto
al 2uneebeteltSeIIc. Se paooros iis
lom Sslge al WauseI pn til.
ltratfelig Stntertsi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Kri9$finan$erne.
lloaifterne minore cno bereanet,
men iturc nuf.
- Wiaioner o,t 1aaen.

Waibineton oen lite Tebr.: en-
az 6inonSo ~offertlia.
siort 9eretntng ON Hgieringen3
Snot9gter o9 llogiiter / De Isrite
mo Wtaaneoer al inoeo9repoe 81.
'falaar bier, at llobetaIinaerne
bar pGret ~betpbeIig minore, eio
mnn / Slnti forrigc aar bop6e
anllaoet DEM til. De or0inprc
arlgsuogiiter bar nernlig / oisIe
lro Mtuaneoer hi ubelsbet ia til
S3.150000,00 mems De for oct
belle 6i'falaar antoges at bile olt.
ord9e 'tg I'll oper ST., O00, 900.
600. Wan booSe ogiaa eiort Nea.
rtrg poa, at Saaneitc til De Allie.
reoe | Iarets SOB piloe onorooe
I'll S6,000,000,000, meoetS be |
DC lpo Naaneoer al 6iifaIaoret.
lont btotil er goaet. fun bar bells.
bet Jig til S3,tit,O 600, 900.
Der or 1ltian tiltrooS for at
ooer Snlpoelen al Aarct oQereoc
er gooet life arpenot mere enc
onttreilt Ell Sreoieoel al oct bereo.
re0c 0elsb.
llo9ifternc iorsaer iig imioIer.
tto Tor bper Diaorco, ibet Irmeoe.
parterlentetS SfibSfonrrisIimt M
oitore OrganiIotiouer bar bcapnhr
afbetdlingcr poa afiIutteoe Son.
t%rnticr. % fortiGtter Iorsaelie,
ia eftcr Ialnnle 6orbolb. bill rs.
b~etalln1erne / DC aieuitaaenoc lem
Dtaaneoer al 6iifaLaaret ontauc.
ll8 fontnte til at belsbe Tia II;
introit $1,000. 100000. oeri meb.
rc9nc. Saanene til De aaiereSc.
De oroiaGre Snbt9gter / Dcnne
no ariIaaes til omtrcnt SIS go.
10000, beroi 50, 800, 900. 700 I
understandable aigiitcr (irternal Re.
oelule) % $l00,000,OOO / arns.
lputtiiterfer Wfeo Jroorag ar
S'5O,0OO I'M / @eneraIfonoet uU
Sl,39O,OO0,00O / uoeitaoenoe
@FrloScertiiitater. ion nrao prr.
inorrteoe iroen ben 30tc Sum-, oil.
Dc oet aftltele Balance, Iom mo
relies Oeo Salg al Bombs euer on.
ore gfioler, fun bli 81, 100000.
600, forIte fife etgailg fltlot oct.
) oisie Spgopcr er fife npeS.
regret buerfen oe mlIige lloaiIter
| 0otbrroelie neo Hcgierilrpen3
9riit al Sernbanerme, oct fore.
'ioaeoe 500,000,OOO Dollars fore
rotcrenoe 6ono for Oct Gieineo.
eIg Den paatGltfte GpretteIie az
en- 5OO,O00,O00 Collar Reaie.
rlngSforporation til at firanciere
prlOate gonoslioiteoelTer.
Srrotontiterne fra SaIget al
arigsiporemerter 1~nilnae8 at bile
raa % til $40O.OOO,OOO irtben oe,,
30te Sui.
Gegieringens tontante l15gifte-
belsber iig for nGro9renoe til
S2lOOO,000 ONT Sagen, eIler
$725,000,000 ON Waoneoen for
oerrs egne artgsourfoit1ltnser OF
iii $t5,000,000 ON Gagen, eaer
100000 ON Waaneoen I
Sanr til DC antere6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

Gn bel itor 51aaoe al tibGiserc tpifc
Sanbelsifibe fragter amerifanife
3repper % &rigsmateriel til
Sranfrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Kriesminiiteren
til Srcnten.

@dihirmton bar 26en 5e6r. Get
eriareoes ioog, at arigsminiiter
goter | BEN nermeite Sremti5 ifaI
siere et Cur til Srmrris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

acknowledgements beberifer mt
bele Mmslanb. geirttcr Spcrnc
&ieiu, Sbesia % Srenbmrg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
V%erden$krigef1.
Storitreif % Cptbier / SpiflanS.
100000 Ntanb neolast Mrb;ioct.
&rigsinonitrien lammet.

Solicit rrpcr 5reS % braitiifc iuore
&eformer meb a~lminSelis Stcm.
meret % bemOfratiife Snititntiu.
iier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

Saget / Sorbinbclie nleo YrRiioen.
tens llotaleIie ON. at inoeuGren6e
g(ar pil ie Ell eube paa ariger, er
Ell Weooelelie ira @aibington ON. at
qrneoeportementet bar beilllttet at
"aipente Sinsenes Sang" isr Der
.Ifrioes ill Snofaloelien al oct nCite
.Sroppeopbub paa 100000 Nano,
al iseciel Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

S~SrifaiieIie fra eise 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05

9onoon 2ben Se6r. - Spp ar DC
6abrifer / Berlin or itiaet i,il-
Der arigslopen, % Streiferne bar
iaaet Srore til Of aienopiage slrbci.
Oct icneit 81. Z ManbagS Worsen.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22
CITY ITEMS

MT. and Mrs. John Roche celebrat- ed their seventh wedding anniversary at their home Thursday evening. They were presented with number Of useful gifts Guests were present from Hartford, Waterbury and New Haven.
 Miss Ruth Marshall. daughter of MT. and Mrs. ". w. Marshal of Stan lev street, ilas returned home from Hilton Academy at Hilton, N. H., from which she was graduated Wednesday
 There will be q meeting next Thurs day evening of tho special war emer- gency committee in the mayors office c. E. Elwell will be present to explain the best methods of organization.
 Mattabessett Tribe. I. c. R. M will decorate the graves of deceased members Sunday morning. The ac- tive mem bers will meet at FairvieW
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22
IS YEAR OLD HERO
 DIES FOR AMERICA
Private William O'Del1 of Blake Court succumbs to Wounds Re
 ceived at Seicheprey.

ceavcd at Se1cheprey.
 William F. ODell, son of Mrs. Mary o'Dell of 10 Blake Court, g. private in Company I, 1o2d U. $. ln- fanhry, is dead in a French hospital as result of wounds received, it is believed, at the Battle of Seicheprey on April 20. Mrs. O'Dell received the sad news in an official telegram from the war department.
 Private O'Dell was only IS years of age and enlisted in Company I short ly after the outbreak of the war. He was with that company at Norwich and at Camp Pratt, New Haven, going overseas early last fall. Previous to receiving the wounds which proved fatal, Private O'Dell was badly gassed by the Germans but apparently re- covered sufficiently to take part in the glorious fight at seicheprey in which the Americans so gallantly held that town against the Germans. This was the same battle in which Sergeant Joel Sokowitch, Corporal Arthur Paulson and Privates Barnes and Pe- terson, all of Company I, made tho great sacrifice.
 During his school days Private o'DelI was\a pupil at St. Mary's pa- rochial school and was graduated from there in 1912, after which he attended the High school Besides his mother he leaves three sisters and one brother. They are the Miss ss Eileen, Mary and Mercedes O'Dell md John F. O'Dell.
 News of the soldiers death came sniy after a heartbreaking investiga~ ion made by his sister. Since the news of his being wounded was re- .eived the family had heard nothing oficislly concerning him. Eventual iy. Miss O'Dell read 8 story in Mer- den paper in which & Silver City sol Her had written from France, men, ioninx O'Dell's name in a suspicious manner. She immediately enlisted he aid of Congressman Augustine .onergan. who at once got in touch with Adjutant General Mccain.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22
PROPERTY SALES
 TOTAL 19 THIS WEEK
There Have Also Been ii Deaths During the Past Seven Days
 and 10 Marriages


 and 10 Marriages.
 Of the 70 documents recorded at the city clerks office during the past week, 10 were marriage licenses il were death certificates, and the follow ing 9 were realty transfers:
 Joseph Landino to Frank Baum berger, land and building on Glen street and Rockwell avenue.
 Samuel L. Kaplan to Morris Proller ct al, land and building on Winthrop street
 Bodwell Land Co. to Mat1ilda An derson, land and building on Carmel street.
 Bodwell Land Co. to xenephone LaF1amme, land and building on Brighton street.
 James A. Howard to Rosalyja Kan nasleWcz, land on Lasalle street
 Anna Gauer to Michael Brophv ct al, land and building on Ellis street
 Vito Bresc1a to August Schultz ct ux., land and building on Daly street.
 Michael Rapanotti ct al. to Angelo Vitale ct al, land and building on Will cox street
 Lena Gorbach to Felix Bak, land and building on Ncrdune street Rosario Damico to H. Dayton Hum phrey. land and building on John street Max Fishman to David Shimansky land and building on Belden street (three deeds, Estate of Jennie c. Carnell to Horace H. Futile ct al, land and : building on Hawley street. StanislaW Wieczorek to Rozalia Wieczorek. land and building on Mo- CIntock road and Blake road. John Johnson to Theresa Wollnski land and building on West Pearl street. Joseph Bogdanski to Frank Kowal- ski, land and building on Grove streel Mary R. and Lila IT. Cary to Hen rietta P. Bartlett, No. 2t2 Lincoln street. Michael Nikels to Kasirner Earn oski, property on Austin street
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22

commerce and industry during the Kerensky regime, has arrived in the United States. He states that his mis- Washington of the exact conditions in Russia and to ask aid for that war torn country. M. Konovalov declared that allied intervention in Siberia would go a long way toward the creation of responsible governm ent in Russia and would contribute great ly toward the winning of the war.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22
PUBLIC HEARING FRIDAY.

Burlington Tunnel Question 10 Bc
 Threshed Out on June 2S.
 On the evening of Friday, June 22, he special council committee on the Burlington tunnel will hold a public meeting for the purpose of obtaining he views of the leading manufacturers and others interested in the develop nent of the Burlington water sheds. sity Engineer W. Fl. Hall has Studied he question from every angle and has much valuable data.
 On the Tuesday evening following he public hearing, the committee will meet to make ifs final report for the
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22

two weeks or more and thus far there has been no response. Women have become successful elevator operators
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22
FREE RIDES, WITH PAY
But New Britain Can't Rally a Single
 Woman Elevator Operator.

While hundreds of women in New Britain have entered the factories and arc helping Uncle Sam to turn out munitions for his l<haki-clad nephews the fair sex does not seem to take enthusia astically to other lines of war work which are offered.
 case in point is the efforts of the National Bank building superintendent
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22

in Waterbury, New Haven and other Connecticut cities and their ranks are being increased daily in New York,
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22

this respect, and the elevator bank building is still being op by a male motorman.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-22

Boston and other large communities throughout the country. But thus far
 New Britain women have failed inH
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-18
SOUTHEAST MEDINA co.
: WADSWORTH

Steve Sander, "a, died at his home
on the Mill road, Tuesday afternoon
Oct. 8, of diabetes. He leaves a wife
and one child. Funeral services were
held from the Catholic church Thurs
day morning.
Bert Larkin, formerly of Wads-
worth, died Saturday, Oct. 5, at Long
Beach, Calf. He was a member OF
the Wadsworth Masonic order.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gard
ner, daughter, Sunday, Oct. 6.
Meath Wilson is recovering from
an attack of Spanish flu at Western
Reserve College, which is under quar-
antine.
To the Wadsworth Foundry Co. be-
longs the credit of being the first
Wadsworth factory to register 1000
loyalty in the Fourth Liberty Loan
drive. Every employee of this con-
Germ is a subscriber for Liberty bonds
Charles Smith, son of Tailor Rollin
Smith, was a passenger on a ferry
boat which sunk at Camp Sheridan
early this week. In letter received
by his father, Charles reports that all
of the men escaped but one, who was
drowned. !.
C. H. Wertenberger received word
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Mrs. Frank Pierson and daughters
Mary and Edna called on Viola Spears
Sunday, and also were the guests of
Mckinley Pierson of Montrose.
Gladys Alexander was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Heller was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Vallen several
days last week.
Mrs. Cummins was in Akron several
days last week visiting friends.
Dewey Fasnacht was Sunday
guest of his grandmother, Mary Cum
Minis, and Fred Miller of Akron was
the guest of John Cummins.
The U. B. A. will hold an all-day
meeting at their hall October Is. This
will be send-off meeting, as several
members are about to leave this dis
trict to take up their residences else.
where. A full meeting is requested
and a fine time anticipated. Dime,
will be served at noon.
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last week to report to Washington, D.
c., on Oct. 8, for orders in connection
with overseas Y. M. G. A. work. Mr..
Wertenberger left at once, going first
to Berea, KY, to see his family who
left here several weeks ago. Mrs
Wertenberger is teacher in pri-
vate Mission College.
C. E. Smyer, brother of Mrs. B.
L. Westenbarger, has been appointed
superintendent of the Pecos Division
of the Atkinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad, with headquarters at Clovis
N. M.
Will Wells shot a huge owl in Harry
Nolf's woods, near the Akron roaet
last week. The bird measured At
inches from tip to tip and weighed
almost five pounds. The owl is sale
to be the largest killed in this vicin,
ity in many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farr were
called to Bay Village by the serious
illness of the formers father who has
been suffering from paralysis for a
long time. Softening of the brain has
developed and the patient is in pre-
carious condition.
The Misses Flossie Overholt, Cor
nelia Sonnanstine and Blanche Desh-
ler, Wadsworth girls connected with
st. Luke's hospital at Cleveland, are
victims of Spanish Influenza All have
been very suck but are getting along
nioo1v of 1atact renortS
Mrs. Milt. Fritschman and daugh-
ter, Mary Harper have returned home
from st. Louis, where the latter has
been taking treatment since May in
the DR.. McLane Orthopedic hospital
for crippled children. Little Mary
who was a victim of infantile paral-
ysis, is improving and after six
months rest from daily treatments will
return to the institution.
Captain R. L. Johnson, Dwight Hart
and Leslie Hartzell were home or
week end furloughs. Capt. johnson
was en- route from Camp Ogelthorpe
Ca. to Hoboken. N. j., where he was
ordered to report for assignment.
Elmo Meager, Wadsworth boy who
has been stationed at Camp TAYLOR
KY, since June 1, is seriously ill from
pneumonia.
DR.. Jane D. Stevenson, 26, daughter
of DR.. David w. Stevenson, eve ant
throat specialist, of Akron, died il
Philadelphia of Spanish flu. She was
engaged in hospital work and had vol
unteered her services to fight the
plague.
The name of Everett c. Kremer
Washington, D. c., appeared in a re-
cent casualty list, and it is thought
he may be Everett Kremer of this
place. The latter registered with the
Wadsworth board from Jackson, KY.
on June 5, 1917, and when his care
was sent to that place it was returned
uncalled for. Since then nothing ha:
been heard of him by the family.
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Mrs. Mey and daughter of Cleve-
land were guests at the home of F. S.
Reese and wife on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lynch is very poorly.
Vera and Ruth Newcomer have
been quite sick with the flu. They
are getting along as well as can be
expected.
Mrs. Abe Kreider, who has been
sick for the past seven years, passed
away on Oct. A, and the funeral was
held at the upper Mennonite church
on Oct. 8, with burial at that place.
Mrs. Lafferty of Wadsworth is Wis
iting at the home of her brother, Geo
Shook.
Marvin Shook accompanied his
aunt, May Chapman to Akron Tues
day.
Frank Reese will have sale Oct
30th.
Mrs. Shook and Mrs. Lafferty spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Fetzer in Lodi.
DR.. Allen of Creston, who is well
known among our people, will leave
for camp on next Wednesday.