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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
ARESZTOWA-
ME ~PODEJRZANYCH
K0RTET.


.Tymczasowy szef policyi Al
cock wczoraj wydal rozkaz, axe
by aresztowano wszystkie.
kobiety re szumowin, ktore zna~
ne So jake wspolniczki zbrodnia-
rzy. Wczoraj w mySl tego roz-
kazu a~resztowano znaczna licz-
be kobiet, lecz ich nazwiska ME
wyjawiono. Trzymane So pod
Scislym dozorem i dis beda c.
gzaminowane.
Ma zebraniu kapitan0w, wyda-
lac rozkaz co do aresztowanid
podejrzanych kobiet, szef Alcock
oswiadczy}, re kobiet, ktore obra
GAIA sic kolach krymimalistycz-
nych jest 200 do 800 w Chica-
60 i re kazda Z Mich ma bye PREY
prowadzona ma stacye policyjne.
P~orucznik Shoemaker i oddziai
jego wykonali wczoraj oblawy
ma kilka hotelow obskurnych
PREY III. N. Clark, W ktorych a.
resztowali kilkanaScie par. Ho-
tele tie lea W zakazanej przez
wiadze federalne strefie. MIG
dry aresztowanymi byli zolnic-
RE i majtkowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
pstlam. SsSs poustawa

iaeklama 3esr podstawS licxnyen
przedsiebiorstw amerykstskich. wieo
/ przemysfowiec polski dobrze zrobi
ioaeli stale reklamow8e bedzie swo1
interes " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
0KIM-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
z KONGRESU SLUzBY KRA-
w

Wczoraj w dalszym ciqgu Cd
bywa}y sic sesye Kongresu Sluz,
by Krajowej W Medinah Temple,
odbywajacego sic pod cgida Ii
gi Krajowego Bezpieczehstwa.
Celem kongresu jest zbudzenie
uSwiadomienie narodu o wszyst-
kich zagadnieniach wojennych,
Podnoszono koniecznoSt poSwie-
cenia, oszezedzania i s}uzby
Podnoszono koniecznoSc wyteze-
MIA wszystkich sill ! zasob6w ola
zwyciestwa. Potepiano wszelkq
propaganda pacyfistyczna, zmie-
rzajaca do pokoju pred porazk4
prusactwa. Przemawiano "a
jak najwieksza oszczednoScia zy-
wnoSoi. Potepiono na}ogowych
krytykow prowadzenia wojny,
Przemawiano "a zaprowadzeniem
powszechnej sluzby wojskowcj
Zadano powszechnie kary Snies-
ci ola zdrajc6w, s.pieg6w i dyna-
miciarzy niemieckich, zamiast in
tcrnowania.
Wyglosili mowy: c. F. Rus-
sell, byly socyalista, kt6ry by} w
Rosyi z komisya Roota, ]. NJ.
Parker, kandydat progressively
ma wiceprezydepta w +. 1916, gu
bernator R. I. Manning Z South
Carolina, ]. NJ. Dickinson, byty
sekretarz "a PREF. Tafta, prezes
najwyzszego trybuna}u Stanu
Wisconsin J. Winslow, DIR. T. G.
Soares Z Uniwersytetu Chicago
skicgo, DIR. r. L. Wilbur, prczes
Uniwersytetu Lelead Stanford
W Kalifornii, biskup ]. P. Bosch
re St. Cloud, MINI; +. c. Glider
sleeve, dziekan Barnard College,
New York i w. Cuttings, pre-
zes komitetu wojenncgo 1zby
Handlowej Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych.
DIS pc poludniu przemawiaG
beda czterej delegaci organizacyi
robotniczych Z Anglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23

Kto chce ezytat rajlepsze CO
izienne pismo polskie, nieei. sig
ude do psna F M. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan i oko-
lice i zaabonuie sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23

WerOd GaSeI nYe-anSielsEicA
DZIENNIK CHICAGoSKl prsodujs
pod wzglsdem doboru ! tresct mate
Uain. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
KOMISYA MLEKA PO-
sWoJ PIER
WSZY RAPPORT.

, Komisya mleka, zamianowana
przez stanowa administracye zy-
wnoSci, w swym drugim raporcie
potwierdzi}a swoj pierwszy ra-
port we wszystkich szczego}ach.
RAPPORT drugi jest kr6tki: obej-
muje tylko try stronice. Juz
zostai przesiany do administra>
tora zywnoSci Wheelera, lecz
tekst raportu jeszcze ME zostai
og}oszony.
Mleko wiec nadal bedzie spree
dawane w Chicago pc II centow
kwarta, a po siedm centow paint.
Konsument, ktory sic uda oso-
biscie do handlarzy, bedzie p}a-
Gil 10 cent6w "a kwarte. Far
merry pobierac beda S5.O7 "a sto
funtow mleka w lutym, S2.S3 "a
sto funtow, w marcu, $2.49 w
kwietniu, $2.04 w maju, a S1.SO
w czerwcu.
SzeSciu czlonkow komisyi, t. j.
wiekszosc, zatwierdzi}a rapport
Trzech czionkow bylo nieobec-
nych.
Administrator stanowy zyw-
noSci Wheeler dis wyda oswald
genie W sprawie tego raportu'
Re decyzya Komisyi bedzie pro-
klamowana jake rozporzadzenle
administracyi, jest ogolnie pew
mem, gdyz p. Wheeler nieraz O.
Swiadczyl, IL drugi rapport bedzie
ostatecznym bez wzgledu ma to-,
komu bedzie sic ME podoba}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23

Przesylajac tie oswiadczenie ja-
ko reprezentant w Londynie Pol
skiego Komitetu Narodowego,
nam rowniez zawiadomic, re
Wielka Brytania mic uzna zadne-
so pokoju dotyczacego Polski,
bez poprzedniego porozumienia
sic z tym krajem.'
ASSOCIATED POLISH
PRESS:
Przypisek Redakcyi: - VIA
domoSt powyzsza nei jest w}aSci-
vie moving; doniosly ia telegra-
my onegdaj, a "a prasa angielska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23

Prawte ka1dy polski agent real"
no9ciowy ogiasza sic W DZlENNlKU
CHICAGpSKIM DO nie1ednokrotnit
prxekonai sic. 70 tn aajlepiej mu
Ia oplacA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23

Prawfs knaE- eKnrE poiykI stAls O..
zach OZIEENIKA {.HlCA,}riSEIE0o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
= Czemu?
30 sic boje, zebym kota ME jadl...
- \ bOdaj was!
- Gutbaj!
Ia MIEJSCOWAA
Y KLERKA KOSZTU-
JE $780, 900.

gislatury Stanu Illinois, kt6ry
przepisuje wszystkie nowele,
przeprowadzone przez legislatu-
re, zanim takowe bywaja przesfa-
ne do gubernatora dla podpisa-
MIA, przyprawia miasto Chicago
o wydatek niepotrzebny w SUI
mie 100000.
Omylka ia jest powodem, &c
najwyzszy TRIBUNAL stanowy IL
niewaznii ustawe o centralnej re-
g~estracyi obywatelskiej w Chi
cago, ustawe przyjet2 ma ostat-
niej sesyi kongresu ma specyal-
ne zadanie m. Chicago, ktoraby
zaoszczedziIa miastu $5OO,OOo ro-
cznie przez uproszczenie grun-
towne calej regestracyi obywa-
telskiej. Przez jakas dziwna pc
pomylke krek w przepisywa-
waniu novel; pomina} czter-
naScie poprawek do noweiarege-
stracyjnej, tax re gdy nowela
ia dosta}a sic do ~gubernato-
ra do podpisu, rzeczone popraw-
XII, legalnie przyjete przez legis-
lature, ME byly za}aczone. Maj
wyzszy TRIBUNAL orzekl, re po-
miniecie tych poprawek uniewaz-
MIA Gala ustawe.
Klerkiem tym jest c. W.
Baldwin, mieszkajacy w Chicago
pnr. 635S Evans ave-, ktory przez
ostatnie cztery kadencye legisla-
tury stanowej miai nadzor mad
przepisywaniem novel;. Twier
dzi, re ME ma najmniejszego po-
jecia, jak ~poprawki zostaiy po-
miniete. Tlomaczyl, re W ostat
Mich dniach pred odroczeniem
lcgislatury jest taxi naval piracy,
re prawdopodobnie poprawki 20
staiy mimowoli przeoczone.
Juz kilka miesiecy temu orga-
nizacya Legislative Voters Lea
que" zwrocila uwage ma pominie-
Gle poprawek PREY przepisywa-
nit.
Prokurator g~eneralny Brunda-
ge takze ME ma wyobrazenia, ko-
go i jak nalezy ukarac "a TAXI
blad. Wskazal tylko, re legis-
latura wybiera swych klerkow,
ktorzy So wobec tego pred mia
odpowiedzialni. Co zaS do obec
nego systemu przepisywania no
we'll uchwalonych p. Brundage
scharakteryzowal go jake pre-
starza}y i niemozliwy. Nowele
bowiem So przepisywane recznie
pismem ozdobnem. Zabiera to
bardzo DUO czasu P. Brunda-
ge jest z tenn, azeby bile pre-
pisywano w kopiach ma maszy-
mach do pisania i ~starannie spra-
wdzano.
U ME USTAJA.
Mimo najwiekszej Rampant
przeciw zbrodni, jaka policya z
pomoca innych wiadz miejskich
kiedykolwiek wdrozyla, wczoraj
wykonano diva rabunki W srod-
mieSciu, kilka rozbojow automo-
bilowych i znaczna liczbe mniej-
szych zbrodni w ostatniej dobie.
Onegdajszej nocy w}amywacze
wlamali sic do kasy teatru La
Sale PREY III. Madison, oraz do
skiadu jubilerskiego S. Caro- tut
obok teatru. I kasy teatru "a
brazil $12O w gotowce, a re skla-
du jubilerskiego bizuterye warto-
sci 81, 800.
Teden RADIUS wszedi wczoraj do
skiadu jubilerskiego V. H. Me-
vera, pnr. Isl Milwaukee ave. i
zabraf taco z pierScionkami war
toSci $1,O45, uchodzac be- sla-
du.
D. Howard, murzynski por-
ter teatru La Sale i stroz nocny,
Fam. pnr. 3011 S. Federal III.
twierdzi, re dwoch rabusiow
zwiazaio go przez dwie godzi-
ny pracowali mad wycieciem OF
worn w skarbcu, Z ktorego "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
!; ~PRZESLUCHOW w SPRA.
VIE SPORU w RE


Wczoraj pred arbitrem fede-
ralnym sedzia Alschulerem, kto-
ry prowadzi przesluchy W spra-
vie kontrowersyi robotniczej po-
miedzy firmami rzezalnianemi a
robotnikami w tychze, zeznania
skiadal Harvey B. Ellard, pre-:
lozony departamentu dobrobytn
czyli piracy spo}ecznej ola firmly
Armour Co. Staraf sic wyka-
zat, re robotnicy W rzezalniach
pobieraja dostateczne place, po'
niewaz bank obok rzezalni mala
wie1kie depozyta oszczednoScio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
sz}yln ~S34,65O,00O.

sz}ym S34,65O,00O.
ANARCHISTA w ADMIN.
STRACYI MIEJSKIEJ.
Znane So poglqdy BURN. Thorn
psona ma wojne. Jest przcclw-
ny poborowi ! wyslaniu armii a.
merykahskicj do Francyi.
Czyz wobcc tego nalezy sic
dziwic, re pod skrzydlami lego
administracyi znalazl schronienic
przyjaciel takiCh notorycznych a,
narchistow jak Emmy Goldman
i Aleksandra Berkmana, ktorzy
zostali procesowani o wygiosze-
ME NOW przeciw poborowi w
Nowym Yorku?
Czlowiekicm tym jest Dir. Ben
Reitman, kt6ry przcz komisarza
zdrowia zostaf zanianowany spe
cyalnym lekarzcm PREY szpitalu
1roquois, ktory pozostajc pod
zarzadem micjskir.
Komisarz zdrowia twierdzi, re
DIR. Rcitman zaniochaf anarchii
i re tylko sic po5wieca praktyce
lekarskiej.
DR.. Reitman we wywiadzic
wczoraj niebacznie sic chelpii, jak
podrozowai z parma Goldman l
jak przez lat dziesiec stara} sig
anarchie spopularyzowac. Ola
rowa1 nawet jej swa w}asna sale
W Chicago ma zebranic pred 10
laty, gdy Mkt inny W Chicago
ME chciaf jej sail daG. Wade
miejskie jednakze zapobiegly &c
braniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23
Wanna Wiadomosc

RZAR ANGIELSKI ZAWIA-
A M MI
STRZA PADEREWSKIE-
GO o SVEN STANOWI-
SKU w SPRAWIE POL
SKIEJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-23

we. Zezna7, re firma utrzymuic
szpltal ola nagiych wypadkow, W
ktorym okolo 5000 robotnik6w
opatrzono- w mieszkaniach O.
patrzono. przeszlo 1000 robotni.
kow.
w krzyzowej egzaminacyi, kt6
"a proWadzif adwokat Walsh &c
strony robotnik6w, wyszlo IA
jaw, re Ellard ME vic 0 nikim
ktory odwicdzil micszkania robot
nikdw celem wybadania, lie wy
nosi koszt utrzymania w por0w-
namiu do plac. Ellard pszyznai
take, re po}owa ludzi zatrud-
mona w rzezalniach Armoura w
roku albo choruje, albo bywa po-
kaleczona, Zatrudnionych jest
22,3S1 os6b. Take p. Walse
z~eznaf, &c w dzielnicach obok RE
zalni pracuje 10 fill organi-
zacyi dobroczynnych.
Przcdlozono cyfry, wykazujqcc
re zyski kompanii rz~czalnianej
Swift and Co., wynosily w roku
1916 14,0OO,O 900, a w roku ze-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
Daily Novelette,
THE PRO-GERlIAN CODE

ALEXANDER BOOgles paced the
floor neryously- He was much
excited and no wonder. Only a short
half hour ago he had entered his home
a carefree man. but now
He started nervously as a key rat
tied in the front door latch, but re-
Taxed again. for it was only his wife,
Salvina BoogIes. returning from a
meeting Of the Women's Federation OF
Slippery Elm Eaters. an organization
whose purpose was to impress upon
the government the value Of slippery
elm bark as a nutritious food product
She smiled at the nervousness OF her
spouse.
why so excited. J. Alexander"
she inquired, pulling a sock from her
sleeve and purling quietly as she
talked
-Salvina," whispered BooEles,
glancing quickly over his shoulder,
4 have made a terrible discovery.
The cook is a German spy"
Salvina dropped three stitches and
then the whole sock in her surprise.
u. Alexander" she cried. do not
tell me this. Not our faithful Ham
nahr'
Yes. Salvina.' replied her husband,
firmly though apprehensively. Il fear
tits true. Lex me tell you all. I re-
turned early from the the office and
was reading the Evening Splash. when
the bell rang and answered IL. A
suspicious looking woman stood on
the steps and handed me a letter for
Hannah. The woman's aspect was
such as to remind me Of my member
ship in the International SPY SnOOp-
ers' association, and as the note was
not sealed I opened 10. Imagine my
horror, Salvina. when perceived that
Il was in code Here, read for your
self"
Eagerly Salvina seized the letter
and devOured its contents Then her
face cleared and she laughed.
You are mistaken, my love" she
said This IS not what you think il.
Listen to what il SAYS: Slip one. purl
two, knit slipped. plain to end. bind
off three. turn, plain 10 end OF row,
blind off nine, turn back ten. then
divide remaining stitches on three
needles so that those on the first
needle are equal to half the mum Der
Of the third needle This is not code,
but knitting directions. Hannah must
be taking I'D the war work"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
HOGWALLOW NEWS
DUNK Bolts, REGULAR
Copyrighted-E. L. Adams.

ON FLINDERS was at the IickFilie
y depot the other day, and as he had
on his speclzs he went around and
looked at all the small details OF the
train. including the flaEman-
Slim Pickeus says IL he nau ms
FATHERS. he would rather get freight
instead Of express as you can get SO
much more OF IT,
Cricket Hicks. who has been trying
TO find out what everybody Lalha
about when they stand away or 20
themselves. is going to put lllns@--
up listening post
bud Sizemore fooled away most OF
last saturday afternoon following q
squirrel around a tree Next tune ne
is going TO fool the squirrel DY LaA4Ll=
his twin brother along with him
Fletcher Heustep got oFernee zee
Friday while working in MS paLch OF
red pepper
Miss Flute Belcher has got so she
breads when Sunday comes on account
OF her shoes hurting her feet So bad
IL clouded up the other day and
looked like there was gong 70 PC a
big rain. The old miser. seeing this,
started out with his large umbrella
but when he saw 10 was Just going TO
drizzIe slowly. he went back and got
his smaller one
The horse doctor is thinking Of run
ming for county health Inspector u ou
can always tell how badly man is
not elected by the number Of votes he
does not get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
PincRney Brothers
Forgotten Heroes
Charles Originated Famous Saying,
aMuliOus For Defence But Not
One Cent For Tribute
ny MADISON c. PETERS.


CHARLES COTESWORTH PINCK-
y NEY was the son Of the famous
chief justice Pinckney Of South Caro-
lima, and his second wife Eliza Lucas,
a British-American and pioneer scien-
tific farmeress. He was born Feb
ruary Is, 1916, at Charleston
He and his brother Thomas were
educated in England having been
taken over when seven years Of age
By his mother. daughter Of George
Lucas, a colonel in the British army
Sixteen years absence had not i'm
paired his affection for his native
America. A portrait of him at the
time represents the young man in the
act OF Vehemeutly arguing for IT, He
had won fame as a lawyer when the
gathering storm Of the revolution
burst on Lexington.
on June 1, l7l5s a meeting Of the
provincial congress was summoned by
Charleston and IL was decided 70
raise two regiments Of infantry Of
500 men each Charles CotesWOrth
Piuczney was elected captain in the
first regiment His colonel was Chris
TOPPER Gadsden, and on Gadsdens be-
ing made a brigadier general, Pinck-
ney became colonel Of the First south
Carolina. After DISTINGUISHING him
self at Fort Moulrrie, securing for
South Carolina a respite from the
war. and signing for new worlds to
conquer, Pinckney FASTENED 20 join
the northern army. In the capacity
OF Washington's aide de camp he was
present at the battles Of BrandyWine
and Germantown, winning Washing
tons friendship and confidence which
lasted through life.
Goes to Georgfa's Aid.
On the first intimatiOn Of danger
to the south. Pinckney returned TO
take command Of his regiment GeOr-
gia was greatly harassed by the
Tories and inroads of vagabouds from
Florida and Pinckney's aid to Gen.
Howe, OF South Carolina. saved the
state from ruin In the second attack
on Charleston he at first commanded
Fort Moultrie but after the entrance
Of the enemy's fleet into the harbor
withdrew 10 the city and was taken
prisoner at the capitulatiOn in May.
1880. His patient submission TO the
seventies Of the service, his de-
termined resolution and calm intre-
pidity, increased his military reputa-
ton.
The six continental regiments in the
Carolina establishment were at this
time reduced to 500 men The North
Carolina and Virginia cOntinentals,
1900 strong, were ordered on by con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
Plan Putting German
Prisoners In Air Raid
Zones To Stop Attack,

London, Eng, June 15.-The for
eign office IS considering what form
Of reprisals viii be effective in stop
ping outrageous attacks by German
submarines on hospital ships. Il wish
we could devise some means said
lord Robert Cecil Protests 10 the
German government are evidently Of
no avail; 10 is a difficult question"
Meanwhile the public are getting
impatient and indignant at the at
tempt TO snk the hospital ship Guild
ford Castle The release of Capt.
Scholz and End Lieut.. Hockey, in con-
sequence OF a threat Of reprisa Is.
proves that retaliation is the only
thing the Germans viii listen to- The
placing OF Hun officers I'm air bonn
bardment zones is q step that meets
with widespread approval.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
Nv MARGERY REN.

THAT motherhood is an inspiration
1 to a career is strikingly illus
rated i'm the case Of Ruth Sawyer. the
sifted autnoress. whose most recent
short stories in Good Housekeeping
have added so greatly 20 her reputa-
ton
This is what Ruth Sawyer-3Irs. A.
c. Durand In real ufc-writes about
herself in the June Good Housekeep-
ing.
There were three things in the be-
ginning cf her life for which Ruth
Sawyer has been extraordinarily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

which the Indignant CaroIinaian de-
clared that his country would give
millions for defence. but not one cent
for tribute"
In 1907 he was made major general
Of United States troops By president
washington In 1900 he was federal
list candidate for the vice presidency.
and fin 1904 and 180S for the presi-
dencr.
Brother Also Remarkable Nan
Equally remarkable was Charles
CoresWor brother Thomas. aide to
Lincoln, CEsraius, and Gates who
distinguished himself fin the engage
meuts Of stone Ferry and Savannah in
lll9, and at Camden in 1850, where
he was wounded and taken and kept
prisoner until the end OF the war. he
was governor Of South Carolina, mem
Der OF congress. and president Wash
iuEton's first minister to England.
1925 and I'm 1894 20 Spain. where
he negotiated the important treaty Of
san lldetouso, which secured TO the
United States the Florida boundary
and the free navigation OF the Mis-
sissippi- In the war Of 1919 Thomas
was major general In command oc
the sixth military district, where he
utterly routed the Creek Indians az
Horseshoe Bend--COpyrigh 1918, b.
Madison @. Peters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
nth Sawyer s Durand) Of all the mother of two small Der
and then writer

thankful; the early incubation OF
fairies by an Irish nurse. the generous
diet Of scotch oatmeal. and the blood
Inheritance from a Lexington Minute
man. 10 is what you might call a WELL
balanced ration to grow on. Irish
fairies for Imagination and humor.
scotch oatmeal for d good constitution
aud plenty OF common sense. and a
holding the road at any price fac
ulty I'm your blood
There have been threatened
stretches Of road plenty iu her
life- but that has only gone 90 ma ke
the road more interesting and
worth the mpliuE-aud holding.
The first threatened bit was the mat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
rress- but only 700 entered the city.
Defiant I'm Captivity.

EresE- but only lul euLeEeu -Ae G---a
Defiant In Captivity.
Pinckuey was held in severe con-
fiuement for two years, exchanged in
17S2. and made a brigadier i'm 1855
During his confinement he endured
incredible privations because Of the
boldness with which he had main
tanned his principles TO an English
captain he declared. The freedom
and independence Of my country are
the gods Of my idOlatryl'
In 1857 he was a member Of the
constitutional convention securing the
insertion fin that document Of the
clause that mo religious test shall
ever be required as q qualification
for any office or public trust under
the authority of the united States
Washington offered him place In
the supreme court. the post OF seere-
tary Of war as successor 90 Henry
Knox. afterward that OF secretary OF
state. in succession TO Edmund Ran
dorph.
Ambassador 10 France.
He. was ambassador to France on
the difficult mission Of securing peace
with our ancient ally. which failed
in its first purpose be cause Of Tai
leyraud's iusinuatiou that recognition
might be obtained for money, for lack
Of which might follow, in answer to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

ter OF an education. The time for lt
came along when the Sawyer cupboard
went as suddenly and completely bare
as the historical Hubbard-s.
she was lar more Interested in the
personalities Of her children and the
developing Of their hearts and their
tancies than wrestling with their
minds, and so she plunged into story
telling
That was zen years ago. since then
she has married and started two more
small bits Of humanity along The road
Of Irish fairies and Scotch oatmeal
S1e finds this one of the most
absorbing progress she has set under
taken. and Che time for writing
shrinks proportionately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
CORRESPONDENT.
George BinEhamJ

Yam Si=ls finds that going over the
top is not a new thing, as the Tick
vile barber says that is what hair
tonic is made for.
F'risby Hancock got 20 the black
smith shop Friday morning in time
to assist I'm knocking on the fellow
that Just went out
Poke Eazley and his wife have had
an unsettled dispute ever since they
married She contends that Dc g.
nothing but pure laziness- and ne ar
cues that DC is only undyiuE patience
Cricket Hicks bought a dimes worth
Of bananas at TIcl-ville Saturday. he
says they taste n whole lot better
shucked than unshucked
The widow Of the Calf Ribs neigh
DorhOod went over to the Rye Straw
store Saturday after a spool Of thread
she hoped some Of the men az the store
would offer to help her tote it home.
She believes that each one stood back
waiting for the other
The Tin peddler was here the past
week His trade in diDpers Is get
ting better since the creeks and
springs have gotten too low for the
people TO drink out or
A man s eyes have q great deal TO
do with his looks.
The Calf Ribs widow has installed
a conkshel on the center table fin her
parior- Dock Hooks was a pleasant
caller there sunday afternoon and
while looking through the sterescope
at Niagara Fails standiug still he put
the shell 90 his ear and heard It roar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22

The working Of this machine gun
is almost perfection The one I fired
was the first Browning ever made
with machine tools 1t was tested on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-22
BROWVIWG GUN 4 DEADLY WEAPON
SHOOTS 500 BULLETS EVERY MINUTE
BY
Frank G. Carpenter
Copyright 1918. BY
Frank G. Carpenter).

They Manufactured As Brick Buildings Covers
Many Acres Ground and Gives Employment 5000 Skilled Men and Women