davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08
Scope of Reforms Doubtful.

What will be accomplished III the
way of readjustment of the basic
laws of the sport is pTobifntilicdl-
Prospects for the thorough house.
cleaning heralded since the close OF
the recent season as sure to come
have faded to the point OF eXtinc-
ton,
Johnson has lined up majority of
the owners of his league to oppose the
dissolution of the triumvirate in favor
of n one-man national commission
This is sufficient to block all plans
to that end.
He has admitted that some few
changes in the governing code are
advisable. 1t is assumed these VIII
be covered In the scheme for reor-
sanitation which he has conceived
and will unfold at the Chicago con-
ference. No intimation has been
Forthcoming of the character OF scope
Of his plans.
tional agreement which would elm
mate the selling or trading of play
ers will be considered. but there IS
little likelihood of its adoption. at
least not in its entirety utopian IN
character. it is literally too good to
be true. The short-sighted magnates
never will be able to see it,
Hermann May Be Ousted.
1t seems unlikely now that agita-
ton for curtailing the major league
seasons from 1Ji TO 140 games or
for limiting club rosters to eighteen
PLAYERS, will bear fruit. 1t is more
than possible that Garry Hermann
will be ousted as chairman of the
national commission. however. even II
that body continues to consist or
three members. Hermann record IN
the years he has filled this all-im-
portant position. is great tribute
to his ability and integrity, but OPP
position to any person financially in
terested in base ball holding, the
berth has developed to such an extent
that the hard-working and fair
minded Cincinnati magnate probably
will get the gate.
Continuation as members of the
presidents of the two big leagues
with an outsider for chairman may
be the solution of the national COM
mission problem.
Overtures by the National League
for a joint meeting with the Ameri-
can for the purpose of threshinS out
the questions confronting base ball
have been ignored by Johnson. but
that such a conference will be held
later in the winter is a foreg gone con-
clusion. 1t is imperative for the solu-
ton of questions of mutual interest
which neither circuit can decide
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08
BASE BALI HEADS
FACING BUSY WEEK
Plans for Reconstruction
Will Be Topic at Meetings
of Three Leagues.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

Much of Importance to the future of
base ball will transpire this week.
This is q period of reconstruction for
the national pastime as well as the
country at large and upon the extent
to which the magnates seize their OPP
portunity for the institution of re
forms will depend in measure the
prosperity of the game in the p'p;n2
times of peace to come.
Base balls big off-season inning VIII
open tomorrow with the annual meet
ing in New York of the lntetna-
tional League Tuesday the maGiistes
of the National League VIII gather III
Gotham and Thursday the yearly
pow-wow of the American LeaSuers
will be held in Chicago.
Affairs of the International are in q
decidedly unsettled state. This or
panization. under the leadership Of
John Farrell, went through last season
under the schedule as planned, Dvli1s
about the only circuit to make eooo
on it's program. 1t is expected Ina
this member of the big MINOR leasue
family will be in the field again III
1919, but in that event it is assured
changes in it's club personnel VIII pc
effected, as there are several cities III
the chain as comprised last season
which proved weak sisters.
National League Program.
For the National League. election
of president to succeed John ~.
Tener. who resigned last su, mer,
is one of the most important OF long
list of questions to be disposed OIL.
Others are the future status OF pa!
ers released outright last fail. decl-
sion as to the makeup of the ma
tional commission, limitation OF cup
rosters and playing plans for next
year.
1t is altogether likely the American
league conclave will be the most m
teresting held by that organization
in years The bolsheviki of the CIR
cult. headed by Harry Fra-ce OF Bos.
ton. will make one final attempt 70
unhorse Ban Johnson. but 1t can only
be said with assurance that the rev
olution, if started, will be short lived
It has become increasingly apparent
of late that JohnSon's position as
autocrat of the American League IS
far from being shaky. Ban has been
regards the circuit he formed and fos-
tered to a high degree of prosperity.
but for the organized game as Il
whole He started slipping some
three or four years ago, 1nd 1t APP
peared for time. especially last
summer, that he had completel. lost
his grip and was destined to side
into oblivion. But the big boss mas
taken a brace and right now looms
as the most powerful hGure IN the
game.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

tako uporzqdkowana, I chaiup-
kami skleconemi Z niedopalo-
nvch bclek. siohcc Swicci}o, ma
ulicy dzicci cichutko chodzAN
T. micjsca ma m~icjscc i podrzu-
ca}y ziarnkami bobu; GO robicic
dzicci:" - zapytaiam. - bawi-
my SIG - odpowiedz;'''y gio-
s'kami, kt0re mja}y r~aczcj zna-
genie: ,,umieramy"... ami jcdnej
najtaiszej miedzy niemi zabaw7
HI - nj lalki.
Weszlam do jedncj c~halupki,
ia podlodze, ko}o pieca W kto-
rym qgnia ME byio. siedziala
dziewczynka i pfaka}a, spytalam
lei ,,zimno mi - odpowiedzia-
la.
ZajeIySmy sig w~szystkieml
jake zebrac mogiySmy dziecmi,
tylko ze... zapasy nasze wyczer-
puja sic. a kupic niczego ME mo-
INA, DO ME ma nic!... zre-
sta ! pieniedzy juz tyle ME ma,
azeby w najblizszcm mie5cie XII
pic piece ! lasy daleko a drzewo
drogie!
lima znowu dzicwczynka, dw3
nastoletnia Magdalenka opow'a-
dala. re trzech jcj b:aci / oJcie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

So w niewoli albo pogineli, il
wziela do siebie ciotka w ME
seize. ale ona uciekia w nOcy, DO
ona kocha swoja biedna wiosks,
gdzic sic urodzila i swoja przy-
jacioike i jest juz dose stara, d
zeby pomodz jej prac gotowac
ola matki i rodzenstwa ktorzy
sa wszyscy chorzy, ale ktorych
domek ocalai i maja jeszcze tro-
che kartofli i fasoli, ale - szla
przez wode i nogi odmawlaja jej
teraz posluSzehStwa, pewnie
Niemcy te wode zatruli!" Stra-
SINE! biednc. biedne dzicci. A
naszc dzieci W Amerycc maja tax
dobrzc! och aicchaj,.. tylko -
tylko nalcZaioby budzic dusze i
scrca w tych dzieciach. Mic
wqtpie, re - gdyby przcczyta-
" to ,,sprawozddnic' zapragnc-
lyby ratowaG Z calych sif dzicci
biedne, polskie dz;cci! ktorc tam
W Polscc taxa sanla nedze cicr-
pia, tembardzicj &c trudnicj an
dostat sic jak do Francyi.
I nicchby tylko w kazdcj szko-
lie paraiialncj, raz W tygodniu,
kazdc I dzicci przyniosiy pict
ccnt0w i zamiast ma cukierki, o.
fiarowaly tc picniadze ola bicd-
nych glodnych r6wicSnikow "a
Occancm, zcbralaby sic zawszc
pokazna sumkq ! tylcby cd gio-
dowcj $micrci urotawac dzicci
molna! MoIna bye pcwnym
zc gdyby siostry nauczyciclki
podniosly te kwcstyc, Mkt L r"-
dzicow, ami tcz dzicci mic Cd
m6wilyby drobnego o donioSlcm
znaczcniu datku!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
SKLEP ZE
MA PIEKNOSC.

,,OtO MOI dTN%l mCWTil
PAM Celia do swcgo mcza dokto-
"a kt0rcgo spciniala rownicz
obowiqzki Sckrctarki. - ,,dopra-
wdy pragnclabym, zcby wszyst-
kic kobicty byly pieknc, azeby
mic przychodzily take idyotycz-
nc listy L zapytan;ami do cicbie ;
co tcI ti wpadlo ma mySl T. tenn
i ofiarowanicm odPowicdzi m
zapytania; czy TO mic maSz /
tax az "a wiclc praCy::'...
Doktor T. oparI sic o porecz
iotelu. patrzyf przez kilka sckund
W twarz swojci ladncj zdrowcj
zony i odpowiedziai:
,WIa5nic ola oszczcdzcnia So
bic piracy W przyjmowaniu tycll
wszystkich bladych, przcJcdzo-
nych lib Zlc odzyW,anych, ncr-
wowych, histcryczck, L chorcmi
wqtrobami, bolacemi Giovanni i
n:edolczncmi pacyentkami, po-
stanowilem udzielac tych rad w
drodzc publicznic drukowanych
odpowicdzi, azeby wszystkie RAJ
przecie nauczyly sic, il prevail
ME same ponosza WING swych
niedyspozycyi - czesto urojo-
nych chorob'"
,Alez zrniluj sic, czyz dqzysz
do tego, by stracic polowe re
swego dochodu i narazic ma to
samo innych ~lekarzy?'
- ME obawiaj sic droga, Ia
den lekarz ME umarl i ME umrze
Z gIodu, DO niema prawie koble-
tv ma Swiccic, ktoraby, pomimo
wszystko mogfa sic obejSc be1
doktora. zreszta..." doktor 7.
u5miechnai sic i - poprosil zone
zcby pr~zeczytala kilka Z tych VI
dyotycznych" iistGw'
PAM Celia czytala: Nam lat
33, mierze piec stop i siedm cali
i waze tylko 90 funt6w. .Jestem
oslabiona. ME boil mic mic, ale
twarz moja zw;edla i z6lta, pro-
sze doktorzc ~poradzit, co czynit
azebym nabraia ciala i swiezej
Gerry"
..Klopot Z MIA Jest ten mo.
viii dokt6r - liz Z pewnoScia
nieodzywia sig n~alezycic. Cd
pisz jcj proszc. nicchaj zamiast
cukrow. lodow, mocnej kawy -
n~iechaj uzywa i zjada Wiccej
mIcka, jack, raz w dniu micSa,
kartofIi i iarzyny. - njcchaJ "a
Mast samochodem iczdzic - che
dzi ma przcchadzke, kjcdy mn
zdrowe nogi, i niechaj uklada sic
do snu pred p1inocq, a wstajc
ma pieG godzin pred po{udnlem,
Dodaj. 7c jc5li mic Poslucha mo.
iej rady - kazdy inny doktor "a
pytany o rade poSlc ia nj
sze5c micsiecy do sanatoryun'
Tub wynajdzie jakqS naroSt kto
ra .,trzeba koniecznie operowac''
,.Tu znowu jedna prosi {
rcccpte ola straccnia picg6w, do.
dale. czyby ME dobrem lekarsr
wen by}o, gdyby wyjechala II;
lato do kqpielowego m~iejSca "
H. jej przyjaci6lka pozbyla si'
| tam .,piegow."
| HIM. mocno podejrzywan
&c PAM ia pragnie pozbyc sic II;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

aic jest w Staric wywo}ac RADIO
sci, uSmiechu, ma ich SkamIe-
nia}e W bolu usta, straSznC wSpU
mnicnja o~krucicnstw, ncdzy, sic.
roctwa, zatariy W ich bicdnyCh
duszach zdajc SIG raz na zawszc
pamiet dni wcsolych.
Pred paru dniami, pomicdzy
innymi, przyszla Z s2siednieJ,
zniszczonej doSzczctnic wioski,
Slic.na Siedmiolctnia dzicwczyn-
ka &c swoja matka dzicwczynka
tn, ubrana byia W suknic doro.
sicj ! w meSkic due tTzcwiki,
wSzystko to jcj zawadzalo kic-
dy sic rozejrzala w naszym ma
miocic, poczestowana goracem
mlekicm i ciastem, zrazu chciwic
zabrala SIG do posi}ku, magic,
rzucila wszystko ia rodiogc i
Z jakim5 dziwnym okrzykiem
rzuc$la sic do stojacy w giebj
iotcl wyplcciony L trzciny, kto-
rego oparcic i sicdzcnie. pokryte
by}o krctonem. Glaskaia ! CATO
wa}a fotel a potem - drzac ca
Ia wgramolila sic do niego -
nigdy ME zapomnc tego rysu
blogiego zadowolcnia w twarzy-
czce ! oczami pelnemi iez.'. WITH
lila sic w kacik, dyszala jakb1
Z ulga pc zmeczeniu. Podalarn
jej zabawke i k~siazeczke I O.
brazkami. odsunen wszystko
tylko coraz Silniej tulila sic /
pieScAa Z krzesiem; Wreszcie Cd
kryiySmy przyczyne jej zocho-
wanna. w norze. w ktorej ME
Szkaia przez diva lata!! mic by}o
krzesla, ME bylo ma czem 'usiasc,
gdv obaczyla ten fotelik, PREY
pomniaIa sob;e IL kiedyS, byl w
domu jej rodz;cow ~zupelnie taxi
SAM. i OTTO, radoSna tragedya po-
witania!.
P6zniej. przychodzila try ra-
" w tygodniu jak ! inne dziew-
czsta pomiedzy siedm;u i czter-
nastu laty. do mas, gdzic uczy}y
sic szyG i gotowat; nastepnie
chciaiySmy ze5y sic bawiiy; ,.bd
vic sie?" co to jest::... one "a
pomniaIy co znaczy bawiG sic!
| ME MONA Lziwic sic, kazde-
so rama dokad tn byli Niemcy,
pedzili dzieci do rozmaitej pra-
cy, szczegolniej w polach i O.
grodach; ! ME bylo zadnej mat
ki, ktoraby czuwala mad swojemi
coreczkami.. byly same! L Mem
cami!... Czyliz MONA sic dzi,
vic, &c zapomnialy usmicchu
zabawy?
Obccnic, troche sic odzywil>
czasami smutny uSmiech zla
via sic ma ich twarzyczkaclr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
DIAL / KOBIE1T.

szczegolniej, kiedy mala Jozefka
.powiada i'm i fortepianic ma
ktorym mama jej graia a dzieci
tanczyly',. pcobuje przypomnieG
sobie jak to bylo... potem pada
ia podloge i place tax re do
prawdy SERGE sic kraje.''
| znowu przyszfo czworo die
ci, dziesiecoletnia .Jolanda I ma
lynn braciszkicm ma reku i w
tym wieku Hcnryk Z malutka
siostrzycaNq, wszystkic czworo
zagrQzone suchotami. Kiedy c.
szaminujacy lekarz pyta} Jolan-
DC dlaczcgo ma skrzvwionc pie
cy i ramie, czy upadla: oPowia-
dala, re wraz Z innemi dzieGmi
musialy kopaG kartoilc IA polu,
bylo zimno, kicdy jul silly ME
miaIa, Nicmiec traca; ia i biz,
Ito pcwnjc ola tcgo"..' dodawala
L tepa rczygnacya ,,chcialam UNI
rec ale jcszczc mic mog}am, DO
musialam opickowac sic braci-
szkicm!'...
Raj poszIam W uliczkC. jake
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
POGADANKA.

kiedy stowarzyszenie amery-
kanskich pan podjeio zbozna pra
&C ratowania poleglych -oEale'
czaiych w wojnie bohaterow iran
cuskich i przybNy DO zburzo-
nych przez niepSzyjac'ela miej-
scowoSci. - stosunki jake i'm
sic przedstawily, brak %najpotrze-
bniejszych warunkow do zyciA,
przechodzily wszystkie opisy,
wszelkie gnajsrnutniejsze wyo-
brazcnia.
Gdziekolwiek przejdzie stopa
straszncgo n~ajezdzcy, pozosta-
VIA "a SODA ruiny, gl0d, rozpacz,
Ivy.
Tax byio i W departamencie
Aisre i Marnc, dokad tie panic
przybyiy, gdzie DUO ponioS}y O.
far W piracy i pieniadzach, co
jednat; i'm sic opiaciio, gdyz -
zd<1aiy uratowac mic tylko sctki
zyc lccz i dusze!...
Tam to widziaiy one strasznc
rzeczy: pozostali ludzie, kobe
ty i mezczyzni, czynili wrazenit
jakich5 slaniajacych SIG ~upiorow,
drzacy, wynedzniali, zapomnieli
nietylko uSmicchu, lccz i CLOS
mel mowy, I nieufno$cia i sep
tenn odpowiadali ma pytania, bo-
leSniejsze jcszcze i nigdy ME
zPomniane wralenie czynily bic
dine dzicci, kt6rych smutnc o.
czeta zaPatrzone W przcstrzcii,
rece bezsilnic odrzucone. zdawa-
" sic blagac, a zarazem w9tpiI
juz W litoSc boska i ludzka.
Jedna Z pan pracujacych PREY
sla}a sprawozdanic W tych sio-
wach:
,Truduo znalezc slow ma OPT
SAME spustoszenia / nedzy iakicl
tn. " Blerancourt, nicgdys slice
nej miejscowoSci, jcstcSmy Swia
dkami Szczegolnicj tc bicdnc
dzieci! wszystkic robia w~razcnie
jakby W drobnych piersiach mia
" popekane serduszka. Maj
starszc Z tych patrzyio smutno
i cd czasu do czasu szeptalo:
.,wszystko zabrai Niemiec, wszy
@tko! OLGA ! te Sliczna choinke &c
Swicczkami, nigdy juz nigdy nic
cbacze tego"..
UrzadzAiySmy ma predcc ma
miot, gdzic p~rzychodzs dzieci ma
posilck i zabawe, najmiodsze :
tvch dzieci mic wiedzialo co to
Jest mleko; MANY Z SODA kon-
denzowane DO tn nj kr0w nj
mleka ME MAJ lime dzieci pa
mietajac re kiedys PLY je, :
chciwoscia do ust zblizaly gar
nuszki ! pc wypiciu bardzo pla-
kaiy, ME mozua byIo dopytat sig
CO bylo tego piaczu przyczyna...
Chcialysmy dzieci troche zaba-
vic, rozweseliG, daiySmy i'm "a,
bawki, zaimp-owizowaiy gre
dziecinns, lecz nc, slowem mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

- "t
mcza roWych kapcluszy i stro-
j6w. Moe ia jcj sam odpi-
szc:;'..' m0wi} Goktor patrzqc f.
Iutcrnic I ponad nkular0w. -
,,Dlaczcgo:" pytaia doktorowa.
"A zatcm dobrzc, powicmy
jcj, Ic picgi wcalc mic szpcca -
p~zcciwnic, dodajc tax zwanc%o
,picprzyIla" mlodcj twarzy, Ic
- mczCzyznom wCalc mic odbic-
rajq apctvtu do calowania, dowo-
dem moja iona 49, ktdra pomimo
picgoW kocham bardlo !
caiuie chctnic," - PAM doktoro-
va rumieni SIG i dajc dcIikatnc-
60 ,,szczutka" nosowi doktora,
ktory "a bIizko znajdujc sic z
nicl;cznymi zrcsztq picgami jcj
twarzy.
NO - col tam dalcj?"
.,Ach! ia zn6w pyta jakici
mark farhy uIyj ma siwc wIo-
sy".
,,Fisz proszc - &c zadna
iarba Iwiata mic uczyni jcj mlod-
sza AM ladnicjSzq L larbq na WHO
$ach; fairly dobrc 50, lccz do Ii.
larbowania jasnych sUhien al"
ME - siwych wlosow."
zach Boze! ia dopcawdy musi
bye bardzo. chora, Jest zupelnic
znicchecona do zycia, zdcncrwo-
wna i mic zdoln2 nawet do czy.
tania, caIy dzieh ~przezywa sic
dzac NV oslupicniu." Najmnicj-
sza rzccz przyprawia ia o Fly
lu5 spazmy, coz dla niej moi
drogi? - Doktor zamiast wspol.
czucia - Smiai sic troche zlo-
sliwic' ,.MySle" - p]owicdzial
- IL ia Jest tylko lehiwa... nic
ma pewnie mic DO roboty i mc-
czy siebic i ~otoczcnie, tcj trzcbI
wvpisac male kazanie. Niechaj
zapiszc sic koniecznic do Ger
wonego Krzyza, MECH robi skar-
petki ola zolnierzy i nicchaj pi-
sze do biednych ranionych w
szpitalach listy, to ia zajmie / TO-
zerwic, zrobi dobry uczynek i
zapomni O swoich urojonych cier
piehiach.
Il zadncgo lekarstwa?:' - c.
liza patrzyla z podziwem / us
miechem W kacikach ust ma "swe
co. doktora'
- ,,Lckarstwo?... niechaj wszy
stkie lekarstwa" '..doktor na razic
wstrzvma} sic cd dosadniejszego
wypowiedzenia swych mySli.
Icy jest jeszcze coz" pyta} spo
gladajac ma zegar.
- ,,Ach TAX, - Celia rozsmia
la sic gloSno - list pisany ma
rozowym papierze zielonym a
tramentem i jakis %fioletowy znak
ma koncu." - % to zapewne COS
bardzo - cickawego i wazne-
60, zostawmy do ultra, teraz
daj jcSt kobictko i ~pojdziemy ma
rrzechadzke DO inaczej / my "a
Cb0-,Ipu1N.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Elcgancka toaleta 2 tiuniha z
,,Shantung" pl6tna, %ginghamu ftp.
W jednym lub dwu kolorach. Satyna,
fular, wolfe, kre2a batyst, r6wniez
Modelka: "a, SO, So, 40,
AZ A ma Gale W biusc.e; Mater. 0
A cal. seer. 6h var. ma mcAa. IS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Sukienka dia ~dziewczatek Z baty-
stu. voiIu, kaszmiru, ,,chambray".
EinShamu, jedwabiu, perkalu itp.
Modefka: , 4. s. S lat. Ma mod. 6,
trzeba 8 jardy o "A cal. seer. Model
10 15C.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Sukienka dobra DO szkoly, z gin
ghamu, ,~seersuckeF'' perkalu, stroll
n~iejsza Z "fularu, serge, gabardiny i
t. d. L.atwa do uszycia. MOdclka: 8,
10. IL i IA lat. Mater. o "A tal. seer.
"a ma modeikO y. MOdelko 15C.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-04-30
ACCUSED OF Staying
COLORED MAN
Queen Anne's County Man Acculed
On Virginia Charge.

Chestertown, Md, April zS.-
States Attorney Harrison w. Vick-
ers, with the aid of Sheriff Carter
and Deputy Perkins, arrested Geo.
Huett, alias James j. Green, early
this morning on the charge of MUIR
dering Eddie Johnson, a negro, in
Hanover county, Virginia, October
Is, 1917. Huett, it is alleged, hired
Johnson to take him to a town in
Hanover county and shot him, and
after selling the team in Richmond,
came to Queen Anne's county. Huett,
it is said, assumed the name of
Green in Virginia, where he married.
He has a brother near Chestertown.
Through a letter postmarked Ches
tertown and addressed to Jas. Green
Huett was traced here. The lett
was brought to Mr.. Vickers, who
rested Huett as he was leaving CheS-
tertown with his brother. His house
was searched and billy, dirk knife
and various letters found.
The prisoner admitted being with
Johnson and assuming the name of
Green, but denied the murder. Huett
formerly lived near Rolphs Wharf,
and was charged with setting fire to
Daniel McKeess barn some years ago.
He has served a term in Delaware
Workhouse and was charged with
larceny in Virginia. Officer Lindsay
McMin, of Virginia, took the prisoner
to Hanover county after paying the
$500 reward which was offered for
his apprehension.
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TWO CASUALTY LISTS
CONTAIN I56 NAMES
18 Killed in Action, IS Die Of
Disease, G of Wounds.

Washington, April 30.-Two casu-
atty lists We're given out by the war
department.
The first contained seventy-four and
the second eighty-tWo names. They
are divided as follows:
Killed in action, eighteen died of
wounds, six: died of accident, two
died of disease, thirteen; died of 9TH
er causes, one; wounded severely,
twenty-five; wounded slightly, eighty
seven; missing in action, four.
The first list gave Captain Arthur
f. Locke among those killed in ac-
ton. Among the slightly wounded
were LieutenantS Herbert A. Chase.
James J. Flanagan, Robert Hayes.
William j. kievenaar, William H. Us
born and John =. RatajcZak.
The second list contained the names
of three officers. Lieutenant Norman
F. Hood died of wounds: Lieutenant
James j. Parsons was wounded Sc
verely and Lieutenant Edgar B. No
land was reported missing in action.
Three casualties among sailors,
serving with the marines, in the
American eXpeditionary force, were
announced by the navy department
Fred Charles Schaeffner, hospital
apprentice, Rock Island. H., died of
wounds received in action Spencer
jay Lewis, pharmacists mate, st. Jo-
seph, No, and Carl 0. Kingsbury, hos
pital apprentice, New Castle, Pa, were
wounded in action.
The department Also reported that
Mathew d. Sullivan, machinists mate,
naval reserves, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
was lost overheard from an American
submarine chaser in Il heavy sea.
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Y. M, C. ,. MEN SAVED
WHEN ship is SUNK
81 Americans Under Arthur {.
,Hungerford Reach England.

london, April 3O.-Fifty- Amer
Arthur f. Hungerford, arrived in Lon
dor.
Gfhe ship on which they sailed was
toTsDedoed and sank in twelve minutes.
All the passengers and all but three
khe crew were saved.
e passengers were taken off in
pats and landed at a British port.
Americans are all safe and well.
TT were taken in charge by the
Ar can Y. Vi. 9. A. and Red Cross.
submarine was not seen when
tkd Ssel was torpedoed. Several
ST. IS thought periScope appear
ed moment among the lifeboatS.
is said the periSc0pe was seen
FRI astroyers, which could moi fire
foiY yar of hitting the lifeboats." said
While the lifeboats. were being pick
ed:up, an American and British de-
st.oyer circled about. They dropped
several depth charges
,rhe number of persons on board the
vessel wa aSHhAout 80. The Americans
caaductedvnemselv in an admir-
able manner. They had spent most
Of their time aboard ship in military
aklls and day and night life-boat
hIs. Destroyers We're sent to the
Rescue. All life boats were picked UP
Eithin half an hour.
1.-The vessel was struck amidShiIts
while in n large convoy under tbs
pEetection of destroyers. 1t was max
in g about ten knots in bright moon
n@ht there was an immediate heavy
list Three minutes later the boilers
blfw up, extiGguishing lights through
nj the ship.
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Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

II have used Chamberlain's Iini-
ment for pains in the chest and
lameness of the shoulders due to
rheumatism, and am pleased to say
that it has never failed to givee me
prompt relief" writes Mrs. S. N.
Finch, Batavia, N. Y.-Adv. ~
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No bread can be placed on the
table in Canadian restaurants until
the first course is served. Sugar can
be served only on special request.
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General repairing, construction
and building-Edgar G. Collins, foot
of Cherry street, originally of Wash
ington, D. C.-Adv. 4-29-tf.
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Mooney Opposes Strikes.

San Francisco, April 30.-Thomas
Mooney, under sentence of death
b murder in connection with the pre-
\dness day parade bomb explosion
in 1916, sent telegram to Presi-
lson saying he has made every
stop the proposed strikes
nuhis behalf May 1.
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So LIQUOR MEN JAILED
Get Prison Sentences For Shipping
Whisky Into Dry Territory.


Mercer, Pa, April 30.-As a result
of the opinion of the court filed here
February %, finding the fifty-twO iH-
dicted liquor agents and dealers of the
county guilty of selling liquor illegally
in dry territory, Judge ]. A. McLaugh-
rey imposed sentences.
P. ]. Scanlon and Louis Jacobsoa,
of Youngstown, O., prominent liquor
dealers of that place, -sente2ann
10 one year in the county Jail ana a
fine of $500 The remaining agents
and solicitors were sentenced to four
months in Jail and fined $500 each.
With the sentences imposed closes
one of the most remarkable hearings
of it's kind on record in Mercer coun-1
ty. The court upholds the contentio1
of the district attorney, George Row
ley, that the Webb Kenyon act is op6l
ative b dry territory where the couns
ty forms the unit 1t was contended
by the defense that the Intent Of the
Law made the state the unit.
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Money To Loan.

Money to loan In large and small
Webster, Spring St
Adv. 8-25-tf. cod.
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HAULING.

Hauling done in city or county,Cr
general farm work. At your service
any time. Reasonable prices.-Irv-
ing R. Ewell, 316 Academy street.
Phone 559-J.-Adv. 4-23-1m.