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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
OSTATNIE ZEBRANIE SPRZYMIE'
RZONEJ DEMOKRACYI.

DIS odbywa sic Ostatnie zebranie
Sprzymierzonej Demokracyi. Jest to ze'
branie obywatelskie W drugiej wardzie
PREY rogu ulic 35-tej i Indiana, ma kt0'
rem beda %przemawiali pr6cE innych kan
dyGat6w: S. Kuflewski, kardydat la
czlolka wydziaiu sanitarncgo, J Plon'
kc. kandydat M asesora, !. Prystalski,
Landydat na sedziego municypalneGo
f. G6rski, ka2dydat ma koLi:sarza po-
wiatowego. Poza tenn gl6wne powody
walki przeciw S~ullivanskiej crSaniza-
CYL wyjqSnia b. burn. Harrison, by1y
CUB. Dunno, prCk. stan. Hoyne innt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Do Polskich Oby-
watei 16tej lite
Wardy.

Upraszam wszystkich myct
zwolennik6w i przyjacio{, ktorzy
.chcieli mnie zaszczycic SVEN "a
ufaniem PREY obecnych prawybo-
rach, by oddali swe glossy p.
WINCENTEMU S. ZWIEFCE,
ma kt6rego rzecz ola dobra spra-
wy nwaszej kandydatury sic zrze-
kan. Zrobcie krzyzyk w kwadra-
ciku pred nazwiskiem Wincen--
tego S. Zwiefki, ktore jest dru-
glenn ma balocie.
FOR STATE REPRESENTA-
Vincent S. Zwiefka
a tym sposobem zobowiazecie
mnie bardzo i sprawie narodowej
najlepiej sic prtysfuzycie.
Poniewaz az 8 kandydatow sic
Q nominacye ubiega, a wybor p
Zwiefki uwazam "a niezbedny,
zrzeczenie sic mel kandydatury
ma jego rzecz jest moim obowiaz-
klein obywatelskim. =.
2 powazaniem
JozEF PITLocK.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

VYTIEKSZOsC ludzi nierozsad-
" ME mySli, re odzyskaja
zdrowie 1 silly przez pod
niecajace lekarstwa Tub narkoty-
XII, m6wi DR.. E. Sauer, lekarz bo-
stohski, ktory studyowai W Euro
pie W najwiekszych fnstytucyach
m~edycznych i W tym kraju. Fax
tenn jest, re SHE MONA nabyc tyl-
ko z pokarmu, ktory sic je. Ale
ludzie czesto ME otrzymuja silly q
~pokarm6w. kt6re zpozywaja, po-
niewaz ME maja odpowiedniej ilo-
Sci zelaza We krwi, lstoreby umo-
zliwilo zmiane pokarmow ma ~
wotne soki. q o%siabienia | ogolne-
go stanu oni wiedza, re cos Jest
ziego, ale ME moga powiedziec co.
Gdy nie jesteScie SLIM i zdrowi,
to winniscie. zrobit ola siebte ma
stepujaca probe: zbadajcie, jak
dlugo mozecie pracowac, Tub Jak
daleko mozecie isc be- zmeczenia.
Nastepnie u~tywajcie dwie piecio-
gramowe tabletki zwyklego orga-
~nicznego zelaza try ra2y ma dzien
jedzeniu przez diva tygodnie. Pc t!
eksperymencie sprobujcie swoja s
znowu i przekonajcie sic, wiele 4;
skaliscie. Widziaiem dziesiatki os
nerwowych, zupelnle zrujnowany
ma zdrowiu, ktorzy byli kompletr
siabi, a ktorzy W tym czasie zdwo
swoja sile / ~wyleczyli sic kompletl
z niestrawnoSci, doleglfwosci watro
I innych niedomagan, poprostu PR
za3ywanie zelaza W odpowiedniei Il
ME. I to " niekt6rych wypadkat
gdy sic leczyli przez miesiace, ME
znawszy zadnej ulgi." Me zatywaj
jednak tynktur zelaza ola zaoszc;
dzenia poprostu kilku centow. '
MUSCLE zatywae zelazo W formie, k
re sic dale latwo absorbowae / asyr
lowac, azeby ono wan pomoglo, II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
OSWIADCZENIE AID. S. KUNzA

Aid. s. Kunz zwraca uwage ma re-
kord OBJ. B. s. Mindaka, czionka sta,
nowego wydzialu wyr6wnania podat-
k6w, kt0ry sic obecnie ubiega o urzad
SCIatora stanowego.
Stanowy Wydzia} Wyr. Podatk6w
M mocy swegO urzedu zajmuje sic O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
SAD MAD DEBSEM SCIAGA
WIELKIE TLUMY.

SAD MAD DEBSEM SCIAGA
WIELKIE TLUMY.
Cleveland, o. 10. wrzesnia. -
Podczas rozprawy sadowej mad
Debsem, sala sadowa byla przepel
Mona pc brzegi. Debs, byly kan
dydat ma prezydenta Stan6w Il.
~oskarzony zostai "a nielojalne
wyrazanie sic wzgledem obecnej
administracyi i wojny. Sprawe
prowadzi sedzia D. c. Westerha-
yer. Pomiedzy sluchaczami by}y
take osobistosci jak: Roza Pa
stor Stokes z Nowego Yorku, slyn
ma dowodczyni socyalistow, ME
dawno temu zasadzona "a to sa-
mo przewinienie co i Debs ma
dziesiec lat wiezienia przez fede-
rainy sad przysieg}ych w Kansas
City, Mo. Obecnie jest ona pod
kaucya, oczekujac odpowiedzi ma.
apelacye. Miedzy innymi byli l..
E.nghahl, redaktor pisma socyali-
stycznego The Eye Opener, O.
raz William Bross Lloyd, socya-
lista-milioner, obaj z Chicago.
Ma rozkaz sedziego Westerha-
yer Roza Pastor Stokes zostala
zaaresztowana "a bardzo widocz-
ne sprzyjanie sprawie Debs'a -
DO przez klaskanie W rece. Oprocz
niej zaaresztowano szeSc innych
os6b. Nastapilo to wtenczas, gdy
prokurator obwodowy F. B. Ka-
vanaugh wyrazil sic w movie OF
.warcia, re sedziowie ~przysiegli
beda i powinni sadzit Debs'a pc
jego uczynkach; ma CO. Stedman,
adwokat Debs'a zawoial: ,,Obro-
ma przyjmuje pojedynek! Pozna-
Gle go (Debs'a) po jego uczyn--
kach, - po czynach jego ca}ego
zyciaI" Ma to hulk oklaskow dali
przyjaciele Debs'a, pc kt6rym ma.
.stapilo aresztowanie.
Prey otwarciu sprawy Kava-
naugh odczyta} prawie Gala mo-
we, jaka Debs wyglosif ma kon--
wencyi socyalist6w W Canton, O.
1890 czerwca, ma ktorej OPERA sic
Gale. oskarzcni.c
. Sedzi6w przysieglych wybrano
W przeciagu dw6ch godzin / 15tu
minut, So to wszyscy farmerzy /
starry b%iznesisci.
z oBoZU GRANTA.
Rockford, 10. wrzesnia. -
Pulkownik = porucznik c. +.
Reese przyszly komendant mad
szkola oficerska W obozie Gran
ia, ~rozpoczal systematyczne Or
ganizowanie szkoly, ktora ma bye
otwarta w przyszly poniedziaiek.
Wiecei niz 100 poborowcow po-
wolano jake stenografistow, kler-
kow it'd. Maja oni zaraz rozpoczac
nauke tego, czego cd mich bedzie
sic wymagalo, gdy szkola costa
ME otwarta.
Specyalni instruktorzy juz
przyjezdzaja i CT beda pomagac W
organizowaniu fakultetu szkolne.
so.
Die tam DzIENNIK CHIcAaosKf -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
INNE TELEGRAMY.
POWROCIE
DO KRAIU.

Amsterdam, 10. w~rzesnia. -
Ferdynand, krol bulgarski, ktory
przez Gas dluzszy przebywaf W
Niemczech w mieScie Nauheim w
celach kuracyjnych, powrocil W
niedziele do swojego kraju We
dug depeszy otrzymanej Z Zofii.
K w PARYzU.
Paryz, 10. wrzesnia. - New
ton D. Baker, sekretarz wojny w
gabinecie prezydenta Wilsona,
przyby} wczoraj do Paryza i udal
sic do domu generala Pershinga,
gdzie pozostanie przez dni kilka
ma obradach Z genera}em w spra-
vie wielu kwestyi woicnnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

przytomnego siuge narodu, gdy-
bym chciaf stosowac sic do swo-
jej wiasnej wolf i narazac sic ma
zaniedbanie chciazby ma Gas
krotki mych obowiazkow i spraw,
ktore musza bye zaiatwione W jak
rajkr6tszym czasie W swietle
wszystkich biezacych fakt6w."
PREF WILSON ZAPROWA
DZA SFERY NIE-TRUN-
KOWE.
Washington, 10. w~rzesnia. -
Izba posl6w be- zadnego oporu
lub dyskusyi przeprowadzi}a re-
zolucye senatu, moca ktorej PREF.
Wilson ma pelna wladze utworze-
MA sfer okolo fabryk amunicyi,
kopalh, warsztatow okretowych
i innych przedsiebiorstw wojen--
nych, W kt6rym to obwodzie poo
kara $1,000 oraz roku wiezienia
rie wolno bedzie sprzcdawac
trunk6w alkoholicznych.
Wioski ambassador wni6sl pro-
test przeciw zakazowi importu
wilma w}oskiego jake prawa VIA
czonego do projektu prohibicyjne
go. Kopie protestu wreczy} sekr.
spraw zagranicznych Lansing ma
rece wydzialu mad sprawami "a
granicznemi Z ramienia senatu.
Wraz z kopia protestu wreczyl
sekr. Lansing prezesowi wydzia-
III Hitchcock'owi list, w ktorym
zwraca uwage ma konsekwencye,
jake projekt w obecnej fornie
"a SODA pociaga re wzgledu ma e.
konomiczne zycie Wioch, w CA
sic gdy wlaSnie tego najbardziej
n~alezaloby unikac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

zwraca uwage ma konsekwencyc.
jakie projekt w obecncj formie
"a SODA pociaga re wzgledu ma G.
konomiczne zycie Wioch, w CA
sic gdy wlasnie tego najbardziej
nalezaloby unikac.
CLIO A PODATEK OSMIOMI-
L1ARDOWY.
Washington, 10. wrzesnia. -
Wczorajszy dziei W Izbie 'po-
slow spedzono ia mowach kryty-
kujacych projckt podatkowy. Mo-
wy mieli: reprezentant ForduHy
lie Stanu Michigan i Moore re
Stanu Pennsylvania, ktory pomli-
mo roznicy opinii ~przyrzekli, re
beda giosowat "a projektem.
Rcprczentant Fordncy zarzucai
&c ~nalozono olbrzymie podatki ma
nar6d, a ME zwrocono pelnej IT,
wagi ma podatki celne. Wcdlug
lego obliczeh, 45 procent wydat-
k6w patistwowych rocznych po-
krytych bedzie wlasnie Z docho-
du podatkowego. Dalej zarzuca
administracyi marnowanie pie
n;edzy, przez to, re dale przez
kontrakty niektorych firmom "a
robic do 1000 procent. Pomimo
&c ME powodowano sic duchem
partyzanckim w formowaniu pro-
Ijektu, to jedpak wedlug reprezen-
tanta Fordneya, sam PREF. Will
son okazaf sic stronniczym.
Reprezentant Madden z Illinois,
zazada}, ably specyalny komitet
rozpoczaf inwestygacye kontrak-
t5 wrzadowych; i'm predict to ma
stapi, tenn lepiej.
Rad ZMNIEJSzY GENE
Washington, 10. wrzesnia. -
Administrator mad opa}em zawia-
damia, re w ~przyszlosci zmniej--
sly cene gazoliny ola konsumen-
tow %domowych jake tez ola rzadu
oraz ola Aliantow. Cena bedzie o
wiele nizsza Cd ceny obecnej.
Inwestygacya senatu W spra--
vie ,,bez-gazolinowych niedziel'
zaprowadzonych przez admin
stracye opaiu skohczyla sic ma
przeprowadzeniu rezolucyi, mo-
ca ktorej administracya opa}u
bedzie musiala co tydzieh wre--
czac ma rece Senatu sprawozda--
ME odnoszacego sic codziennej
iprodukcyi oraz konsumpcyi gazo.
Iliny a zarazem rekord zaoszcze--
dzania tejze.
FoRD ZAPRZEsTAJE BU-
DOWY AUTOMOBILoW.
Detroit, 10. wrzesnia. - OBJ
wieszczono dzisiaj oficyalnie, &c
firma Ford Motor Co." zaprzc-
stanie ma dobre budowac automo-
blow ably Gala size wr6cic ma pra-
&C rzadowe. Jak wiadomo, firma.
Ford Motor Co." otrzymala OIL
brzymie zamowienia ma motory
aeroplanowe, traktory i inne ma
szyny do posllgi wojskowej.
IOBIAD WE WAGONACH KO-
LEJoWYCH BEDz1E WYNo-
SILL JEDNEGO .DoLARA.
Washington, 10. wrzesnia. -
Generality dyrekor mad kolejami,
Nc Adoo zapowiedzia}, re wszel-
kie obiady, ma k%olejach beda skla-
daily sic ME z wiecej jak czterech
ipotraw, ktorych cena wynosic be-
|dzie jednego dolara z wyjatkiem
obiadow ma takich k~olejach, kto-
ire przejezdzaja przez caly kraj;
rownoczesnie z tenn obwieszcze-
MEM zapowiedzia}, re 1go paz-
dziernika zaniehaja t. wv. obia-
dow i podwieczorkow "a la car
to-"
AREsZTUJA TRzEcH IA
N~IELoJALNOsc.
: ob6z Custer, Mich, 10. wrzes-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
|Zazywajcie Nuxated Iron, m6wia leka-
RE jezeli chcecie mice sile i wytrzy.
mafOsc jak atleci! ~. -

RObi siabych, nerwowych ! pod
upadlych ludzi silniejszymi " dzie-
sieciu dniach czasu " wielu wy
padkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
MICHAEL KALASA

Regularly Demokratyczny kanayda'
ma R-eprezentanta ergo Sen~atOryalneEO
Dystryktu.
Urodzi{ sic W Polsce, a W tym by
strykcie mieszka cd 45-ciu lat. Jest
Demokratem 100 procent. Kapitanem
Precynktu 20 lata. Ma trzech synow
w Armii Stanow Zjednocsonych. Reko-
m~endowany przez Chicago Federation
Of Labor.
Zrobcie Cx) pred jego n~azwiskiem.
(ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
GLOSUJCIE Ma
81 J6zefa Petlak

Nazwisko jego znajduje sic picrw:z"
ma ba:ocie pod tytuiem: For ReprcS"n'
in the General Assembly.
1DYl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
BAKER w PARYzU.
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

(Dokohczenie re strongly q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

81! sr tsm pziEs sfsfSle cHIcAaossSsHf 20:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

MIA. - Sad wojenny zasadzil
trzech Rosyan ma kare wiezienna
"a nielojalnoSc, Tomasz Lipzew-
ski .zasadzony zostaf ma pietnas--
Gle lat wiezienia "a up6r, Ignacy
Kriva zasadzony zostaf ma die
siet lat wiezienia "a d~ezercye, O.
raz Pawe} Rak otrzymaf Is lat
wiezienia "a ME podpisanie pa
pier6w poborowych.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
MRS. WILSON LAUNCHES SHIP
Presidents Wife christens Quistconck
as Milestone Is Passed at Hog
island-25,o0o Cheer Executive.

Philadelphia, AIg. G.-With a God
speed from the president of the Unit
ed States and Mrs. Wilson, the cargo
carrier Quistconck, the first ship huilt
mt the Hog Island plant, was success
fully launched yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Wilson, With the president stand
ing a. her side, chrstened the ship,
rs nearly 10000 persons standing in
the broi.iE; sun wildly cheered The
president made no speech, but in re-
Spouse TO the urgent appeal of the
crowd he waved his hat and shouted:
Good luck 10 you" Mrs. Wilson
smilingly repeated this sentiment.
The presidential party arrived at
the shipyard Mt u 80 p m. on spe-
cal train. The president received a
tremendous ovation from more than
$4,000 persons.
The party returned to Washington
after remaining in the yard less than
30 minutes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
HUNS BOMBARD
j. s. POSITIONS
AROUND F|SMES
Artillery Shells American Lines
and Roads.
YANKEES MAKE NEW ADVANCE
Troops Move Forward in the Mereui-
en-DoIe Region-Pershngs Men
In Fierce Hand-to- Hand Fight
ing In Streets of Town.

With the American Armies in
France, Aug. 6.-German artillery has
opened up on the American lines and
roads more vigorously than for the
last two days, and there is machine
gun activity from about the region of
FfsmesSnow in the hands OF the Amer
leans, indicating the enemy may pos
Sibly plan temporary resistance there.
american patrols are across the
Vesle. After the Americans took Fis-
mes, other troops moved northward in
the Mereuil-en-Dole Region.
They marched steadily forward
through a downpour of rain Saturday
night and Sunday and spent most Of
the day feeling out the enemy posi-
tons, In an effort to establish contact.
Hun Given No Quarter.
The Americans covered themselves
with glory in the hand-to-hand fighting
in the streets of Fismes when they
captured that German base. The fight
ing is said to have been the bitterest
of the whole war, the Prussian
SuhibS dShHlS ho pudi lcl anu bClhS
bayoneted or dubbed to death as they
stood by their machine guns.
On Sunday morning the Germans
launched an attack from Perles
through Fismette, sweeping back into
Fismes over the Vesle bridges, which
they had not time to destroy.
Only small advance guard of
Americans had been posted In Fismes
owing to the mustard gas.
With the American Army on
the Aisne Marine Front, Aug
EN- spite of the destruction of am
munition dumps, there remain huge
piles throughout woods along the line
of retreat on hillsides and in villages,
betraying the haste with which the re-
treat was conducted. Here and there
dead horses and occasionally the body
Of a German show the effect of the
Franco-American fire, but the execu-
ton done was not comparable TO that
in the encounters which forced the re-
treat. Prisoners say a scarcity Of
transportation greatly hampered them
in their flight.
When the Americans began their ad
vance they moved forward from
point in the Dole woods and from Coul-
onges through hills and woods almost
directly north and slightly east be
yond Dravegny. Dravegny had been
shelled heavily during the night and
for q short time early In the morning,
as had been Chamery and other places
already abandoned and which now are
occupied by the French or Americans.
Occasional showers interfered with oh
servations. Occasionally an airplane
attempted a fight, but there was a
noticeable diminution of enemy aerial
activity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
700 IN U. S. CASUALTY LIST
Men From Forty-Six States Named in
Report From Pershing-Few
of Wounded Die.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Casualties
among the American troops in the Sc
we're fighting in which they have been
engaged since July 10, when the Ger
man offensive was launched and halt
ed at the Marine, are now being re-
ported in the daily lists from General
Pershing, though no estimate of the
total has yet been received.
The days army list contained 407
Names the largest number reported in
single day. OF the men named 2O3
were killed in action, 81 died of
wounds and l4S were wounded, As
seriously and 100 degree undetermined.
The missing in action numbered only
three. In addition TO the army list
the marine list today contained ten
names-nine killed in action and one
died of wounds.
An additional list of nearly 300
names, bringing the total for the day
to about 700, was checked at the war
department in preparation for publ
cation. Men from 4e states were
named in the lists, with no predominant
ing number from any one state.
OF the American soldiers wounded
In the Marne-Aisne offensive probably
less than one in twenty will die from
their wounds, more than four-fifths
will be returned to service and only
IA per cent will be discharged for dis
ability, according to statement Of
the chief of staff, based upon the Off
clally attested experience of the al
lies during the four years of war.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
Dogs as Property.

Judge Kinkade, of Toledo, deciding
for the plaintiff in suit to recover
$500 for the loss of loaned collie dog,
said: "If the dog were taken TO pieces
and his bones converted into fertilizer.
his fat into oils and his hide into
gloves. manifestly the fertilizer, the oil
or the gloves would be property and
the subject of larceny. IL seems to
me that 1t is high time to cease review
Ing the wanderings and speculations
of prior decisions upon the question
whether dog La or Is not property"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
Mistake 70 Give Up Play.

Are you one of those who laugh at
those who ride hobbles7 asks the To
ledo Blade, which continues, did you
ever notice that man doesn't amount
TO much who isn't little batty over
something outside OF the way he
makes living?
Look around AT the unusual men and
women You know and see IL all OF
them Invent ridelines In the way of
work. These queries are due to n
story of Il big man who clears his
mind every evening by driving mo-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
GOES WO0ING IN AN AIRSHIP
Maiden's Neighbors In London Sub
urb Have Fears for Their
Roofs.

London.-A pretty bit OF chivalry
was seen in London suburb the other
day. Early in the morning the knight
errant was out on his airplane and was
flying low--so low as TO make the ten
ants Of the terrace anxious about their
roofs.
On the miniature lawn in the center
OF the 30-foot garden the maiden wait
ed until there fiuttered down through
the morning mist little streamer OF
white material. II missed the garden
and fell into the roadway.
The maiden rushed out and picked
up her love letter.
The nelghbors curtains resumed
their stiffness, and the little episode
OF these grim DAYS was closed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
u. S. PRICE FOR 1919 WHEAT
Questions Relating to Crop Taken Up
by Joint Agricultural and
Food Committees.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The joint ag-
ricultural advisory committee of the
agricultural department and the food
administration began series of con-
ferences here to consider questions
related to the 1919 wheat crop The
government price for 1919 will be
among the matters discussed and rec
concentrations probably will be made
to President Wilson. Former Governor
Henry c. Stuart of Virginia is chair
man of the committee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
lNDlCT PACKERS AND ROAD
pennsylvania, Armour & Co., and New
Jersey Co., Charged With VIC
atine Rebate Law.

New York Aug. 6.--Federal indict.
ments were returned here charging the
Pennsylvania railroad, Armour & Co..
Swift 4 co. and the New Jersey City
stock Yards company, with consplring
10 violate the federal statues which
prohibit the giving or accepting of re-
bates. The alleged offenses have TO
do with the routing of traffic.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
2 BRITISH DESTROYERS SUNK
War Vessels Destroyed by Mines
Five officers and Ninety-Two
Men Lost

London, Aug. 6.-Two British tor
pedo-boat destroyers were sunk by
enemy mines on August 2, according
to an official statement by the British
admiralty. Five officers and ninety
two ratings were lost, according to
the statement.
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TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

War contracts now being filled IN
Detroit amount to more than $1,000
100000
Half n million dollars is being spent
on scheme for employing disabled
soldiers and sailors in the British Ola
mond cutting industry.
British Columbia produces each
year Sl5O00,OOO worth Of fish tof
which two-thlrds Is salmcn) and has
begun 10 can herring for army sup
plies.
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"MAY MY BLOOD SAVE RUSSIA
Cars Plea as He Faced Execution
by Firing Squad--Asked Mercy
for Family.

Amsterdam Aug. 6.--What seems to
have been the last words of Nicholas
Romanoff, former Russian emperor,
were:
spare my wife and my innocent,
unhappy children. May my blood pre-
serve Russia from ruin"
former emperor just before he was
shot by the firing squad.
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John liked the look OF that War
Stamp-yery well.
lie spent his entire salary therefor,
although he has a wife and family.
The wife Is patriotic, too but she
needs food and believes patriotism be-
gins At home.
So she went 10 court.
Now John is on probation TO sup
port his wife and use only excess IN
come FOR War Stamps after the FINN
ily has been well fed. well clothed and
we'll housed.
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torcar through the worst traffic In
the world. He could Just as well take
easier routes, hire an expert chauf-
feur or not drive at oil, but the trip
makes him forget such little things
as money deals and big operations.
Use every day some portions of your
body other than those with which you
maize living, either mind or muscle.
Just because you're grown is no rea-
son why sau should not play.
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Burglaries and robberies In Berlin
average more than 300 day, most of
them committed by deserters from the
army.
The diet Of the japanese farmer or
laoorer costs Q cents day and is
made up of rice, barley, fish and vege-
tables.
Herbert G. Hoover's salary as United
States food administrator IL ST. n
year. lie wished 10 serve without pay.
but the government never accepts
free services, so nominal salary was
Arranged.
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MAN is TOO PATRIOTIC
Ilepleets His Family SO as TO Buy
War Stamps and Wife
Complains.

Milwaukee, Wis.--John Sadoyski ~
8 patriotic man-too patriotic. Uncle
Sam entered war over In Europe
April 9. 1917, and ever since then
Johns patriotism has been active
Recently Uncle sam fathered the
'Taby Bond known officially as the
War stamp.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-08-08
ENEMY PREACHER TO PRISON
German Lutheran Pastor of New Sa-
lem, N. D., Gets Three Years
at LeaVenWorth.

Bismarck, n d., Aug. 6.-Rev. John
Fantana, pastor of the German Lu-
theran church at New Salem, who was
convicted of disloyalty in federal
court here last week, was sentenced
to three years ut Leavenworth prison.
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LIBERTY BOND IN FIRE
Mixed With Newspapers II Wac Used
for kindiing.

Mrs Charles Stoeckel Of George.
town, Del. found IT rather cool and
damp one day recently and decided 10
klndle . little wood fire IN one Of her
stoves. She used an old newspaper
or two picked up from the center
table. 30 start the wood. Among the
papers was "a $40 Liberty bond, which
her husband had just purchased Ut the
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NO LOSS OF LIFE ON SHIP
Captain and Crew of Vessel Torpedoed
Of Virginia Coast Reach
Norfolk.

Washington, Aug. 6.-There was no
loss of life when the o. b. Jennings
was sunk by submarine 100 miles off
the Virginia coast, the navy depart
ment announced. The captain and 13
men of the crew arrived safely in a
small boat at Norfolk, having rowed
all the way from the scene of the at
tack. Thirty men had already been
reported rescued and this accounts for
all on board.