davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
KUEHLMANN ATAkO-
WANY. -,
SZkuuy.
Amsterdam, 28. czerwca.

Amsterdam, 20. czerwca. -
Move swa, jak donosza depesze,
wypowiedzial kanclerz Hertling
ma rozkaz cesarza Wifhelma, ably
zlagodzit wpiyw mowy sekreta--
RIA Kuehlmanna. Cesarz Wilhelm
ma bye oburzony ma swego mimi
stra podobno zgodzil sic ma jego
rezygnacye. Komentafze gazet
konserwatywnych i pan-germah--
skich wskazuja rowniez ma to.
Najbardziej atakuja one Kuehl--
mamma "a opinie, IL ME walla o.
rezna ale dyplomacya moze zakoii
czyt wojne, ktorej kohca bynaj--
mniej ME widac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
GECD w ROSYI I FINLAN-
DYI.

Helsingfors, %. czerwc.a - u
rzedowy komunikat zawiadamia,
re sytuacya zywnoSciowa W Fin
landyi jest grozniejsza niz kiedy-
kolwiek przedtem, chociaz Cd da-
VIVA warunki zywnoSciowe w tym
kraju byiy nadzwyczaj trudne.
luz cd diuzszego czasu 100000
os6b otrzymuje zywnoSc cd rza-
du, a liczba ia zwieksza sig z
kazdym miesiacem przynajmnieJ
sto tysiecy i zagrozona jest wy
glodzeniem. -Zamzwienia w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych w Rosyi
chybiiy Z powodu obaw Anglii i
upadku rzadu Kerehskiego. Wo-
VEGAS Rad finlandzki chcac zapo-
biedz glodowi. skonfiskowai caiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
OFENSYWA NIEMIECKA
NASTAPI w SIERPNIU

Paryz. %. czerwca. L wielu
zrodei nadchodza wiesci, re Mem
cy planuja potezna ofensywe w
sierpniu. Plan ten znany jest
wsrod armii niemieckiej jake
.plan Hindenburga"; ma on
przynieSc zupelne zwyciestwo
mad Aliantami a tenn samem po-
koj po mysli Niemiec. Ma razie
komendanei Aliantow ami zbyt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
MIKoLAJ RoMANoW ME
zYJE.

Londyn, %. czerwca. - Ukra'
ihskse biuro W LQzsaHie. s w. w szWa]-
caryt potwierdza 1Tia6Omosc' zt
bylyIcar Rosyi Mikolas Komanow
po kIS6tkim procesie skazany 20
stall nj s1niert rozstrzslany przez
o;stS~boIszsv;ck;eJW Ekaterin-
b,rq,, donosi correspondent
Do;1v ,sxnress" ? denewy. Roz-
chodza sfe pogioski v Petrosra--
die. ze Aleksy Romanow' syn
bylego cara Nlikoltja, umarf xii
ka dni tem,h / - mowi depeSza ko-
respondent@ ,,Ex;hanse Tele'
graph" KSSenhagi. Ia sam2
droga nadchodSi wiadomosc' ze
wielki ksiaze NEhai Aleksondro-
wicz, mlodszy b ct cara miaf sta
mac ma czele rucha antyrewolucyJ,
nego ! znajduje SIG obecnie W ON
sku ma Syberyi. lime depesze mo-
via. ze wielki ksiaze Michai jest
p,owa nowego rzadu ma Syberyi
wvdal manifest do narodu rosyj,
skiego. a take popiera plan oder
wanna Turkestanu cd Rosyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
Z Biura MsieurOluglCznsgu.

Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: po-
chmurnie W piatek i sobote, deszcz
mozIiwy | burza - cieplej; wiatr u
miarkowany, przewainie poiudnio-
wy.
Temperature doby minionej: mai
wyzsza wczoraj o 1880 w poludnie:
/ stopni, najnizsza dzisiaj o Sci
ad ranem: 81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
246.-PierWszyNu.
mer Poborowy.
1,168.-Drugia,818.-T 8.-Trzeci
Wojsko Ameryka1skie ma
Front W}oski.
Projekt Pozyczki Wo|no$ciowej Gotowy.
Nury Scigaja okrsty.
Rad a LIME TramWajoWe.N
PRAwo PRoHlBIcYJNE W SENAClE.
Brak Robotnikow.
Sprawl Sledztwa Awiatycznego.
DaIsze Teleer my Krajowe.
PRAWO PROHLBICYJNE W SENACIE.
Brak Ro!botnik6w.
Sprawa Sledztwa Awiatycznego.
DaIsze Telegr q my krajowe

1857 dystryktow w Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych. Gdzie numer wycia-
gniety byf wiekszy anizeli numer
regestracyjny, komisye poborowe
znosily go caikowicie. Ma przy--
k}ad, gdyby numer 600 zostai wy
ciagniety, to tylko te dystrykty
|etrzynaalyby go, ktoSe nfiaiy 90 >; q
regestrowanych, albo wiccej. Nu.
merry byfy wywolane jedne pc
drugich, komisye poborowe sa-
me wyznacza swoim regestrow--
com numery poborowe. Zaraz po
,, ,,otrzynaniu swoich numerow po-
borowych, regestrowcy beda umie
szczeni W klasach, skoro tylko
wypelnia swoje kwestyonaryusze
|poborowe, kt0re powinny bye "a
raz wypelnione oddane komisyi
Ipoborowej. Zaden regestrowiec;
wybrany do s}uzby wojskowej,
file bedzie zaciagniety, az wszyscy
regestrowcy klasy 1szej, ktorzy
zostali wybrani W zeszIym roku,
nie beda wysiani do obozow przez
komisye poborowe. Kwestyona-
ryusze zostaiy rozesfane wczoraj'
przez komisye poborowe musza
bye zwrocone w siedmiu dniach.
WOJSKO AMERYKANSKIE
MA FRONT WLOsKI.
Washington, %. czerwca. =
Pub zofnierzy wojsk generaia
Pershinga zosta} wyznaczony ma
front w}oski; inne puaki beda wy
slane pozniej. Gel wysylania ar
mil amerykahskiej ma front wio-
ski jest ten, azeby zamanifesto--
wac jednosc akcyi alianckiej ma
froncie wfoskim, brytyjskim i
+francuskim. Sekretarz Baker O.
swiadczy{, re general Pershing
juz otrzymal rozkazy co do wybra
MA puiku re swojej armii przezna
czonego ma front wloski. Miejsce
tego pulku zastapi swiezy pulk
zolnierzy, ktorzy beda wysianisze
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Sekretarz
Baker i general Pershing po waz-
nych dyskusy yach przyszli do de-
cyzyi, re pulk zolnierzy wyzna--
czony ma front wioski ma bye
wybrany we Francyi wkr6tce
wyruszy do W}och.
Sekretarz Baker jest pewien po
naradzie w}adzami wojskowymi
re bedzie mogi wysiac wojska do
Wloch i re Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, ME tykajac bynajmniej re-
zerw amerykahskich we Francyi.
Niektorzy urzednicy rzadowi wo-
leliby, azeby wyprawa amerykah-
ska do Wloch byla stanowczo nie-
aalezna Cd wojsk generala Per-
shinga, a pozostawaia rowniez
pod dyrekcya generaia Focha,, ja-
ko najwyzszego dowodzce. Gene
raj Pershing dla tego wybral pulk
zolnierzy re swojej armii we
(Dokoficzenle na stronicy 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
246 - PIERWSZY NUMER
POBOROWY.
! ,168 - DRUGI a 818-TRZECI.

J. ,168 - DRUGI a 818-TRZECI.
Washington, %. czerwca. -
Wczoraj rano odbyi sic drugi WV.
Dor numerow poborowych dla
|rewU-fegestrowanych: Dziesieciu
funkcyonaryuszy rzadowych z
zawiazanemi oczyma rozpoczeio
te prace W sail konferencyi sena-
tn. Zaraz po wyborze pierwszych
numerow panna Wilhelmina Wei
born, lepiej znana jako ,yMajor
Billy, wyciagia wielkiego klo-
sza szklanego 1,200 kapsuiek "a,
wierajacych numery. Wybor roz-
poczai sic O godzinie 9:36 rano
1886 czas chicagoski). Pierwszy
numer wyboru byi 246, wyciagnie
ty 1000 kapsulek przez sekreta-
RIA Bakera. Wszyscy majacy ten
runner otrzymaja miejsca ma sa-
mym koiicu istniejacych list. Sc
nator Chamberlain, jako prezes
Komitetu Spraw wojskowych Sc
natu, wyciagnal drugi numer
! ,16S. Pomimo, ze numer Jest tax
wysoki, zadna komisya poborowa
ME otrzymaia 60. Dalsze numery
zosta}y wyciagniete przez naste-
pujacych urzednikow rzadowych ::
senator Warren wyciagnaf Mr..
8l8, kongresman Dent 1,091, kon-
gresham Kahn 479, gen. March
469, gen. Crowder 492, pulk. War
rem 154, pufk. Easby-Smith 52S, a
maj. Kramer 355. Parma Welborn
wyciagne}a pierwszy numer $50.
Parma Welborn jest przewodni--
czaca biura informacyjnego kwa-
termistrza mar. gen. Crowdera i
jest uwazana "a jedna Z najlepiei
poinformowanych osob co do
spraw poborowych W departamen
Gle Crowdera. w pierwszym wy
borze wyciagnieto 1O,5OO nume--
row, wczoraj wybrano tylko 1900
a i to ma bye "a wiele. Gen. Crow
der ME chcia} sic zdawac ma ma}a
Eczbe wiec postanowif losowac
wiecej numerow. Wczorajszy wy
Dor byi o wiele latwiejszy, anize-
ii pierwszy. w kazdy- Z 1857
dystryktow W Stanach Zjednoczo.
nych ci, ktorzy doszli do 81 roku
zycia dnia 5go czerwca, otrzyma-
Ii Cd komisyi poborowych numer
regestracyjny, poczawszy cd 1go
az do najwiekszego numeru obec-
nej regestracyi. Wczorajsze nu-
merry tycza sic wszystkich dys-
tryktow. Jak tylko jaki numer
zostai wyciagniety urzednicy
sprawdzali go w obecnosci wszv-
stkich wywo}ywali, poczem zapi-
sywano go ma wielkicj tablicy.
kazdy regestrowiec majacy nu-
mer regestracyjny otrzymal swoj
nurner poborowy W kazdym Z,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
WALK AWIATYCZNE.
Londyn. %. czerwca. - Kom

Londyn, 28. czerwca. = konlu-
nikat w sprawie operacyi nafo-
wietrznych opiewa: Awiatorzy
nasi zestrzelili 7 maszyn niemle-
ckich 7go czerwca a dwie inne IL
szkodzili. Brakuje dw6ch naszycil
aeroplan6w. Rzucono 30 ton poci-
aeroplan6w. w.Rzucono 30 ton pocis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, piatek, %. czerwca: sw
LeOna.
.JutrO, sobota, 20. czerwca: IS,
Piotra Pawla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
AMERYKANSKI.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer.

%. czerwca. - Sekcya A - w
okolicy Chateau Thierry piechota
nasza, wspierana skuteezaae
przez artylerye, zaatakowaia MIC
przyjacielskie pozycye ma polud-
ME cd Torcy posunela naprzod
rasza linie. Wzieto 240 jehcdw z
5 oficerami, 19 mitraliez, ltilka
karabinow acknowledgement vic
lie innego materyalu. Po|nieisze
kontrataki nieprzyjaciela zawio--
dly. Awiatorzy nasi z pomyslnym
skutkiem bombardowali stacye i
sklady w Conflans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28
KERENSKIJ PRZEMAWIA
LONDYNIE.

Londyn, %. czerwca. - Pre-
mawiajac ma zebraniu partyi ro-
botniczej W Londynie byly pre-
mier Rosyi Kerenskij stanowczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

pod Zugna w}oskie ataki upadiy,
Nieprzyjacielskie silly jeszcze raz
atakowaIy Col del Rosso, lecz
,zosfafy 'odparte, poEoszac ,wielkie
straty w zabitych, rannych jef-
each. w poblizu Ponte di Piave
W1osi usifowali przeprawic sic ma
nasz brzeg w lodziach lecz te
strzaskaliSmy w kawa}ki.
FRANCUSKI.
Paryz, 2S. czerwca. - Me byfo
walk piechoty. Artylerya czynna
byfa cd czasu do czasu W roznych
odcinkach miedzy rzekami Oise a
Aisne.
BRYTYJSKI.
Londyn, 28. czerwca. - Zadali-
smy straty nieprzyjacielowi pod
czas potyczek patroli w okolicy
Boyelles. Niema mic innego do "a
komunikowania oprocz walk ar
tyleryi po obu stropach ma niekto-
rych odcinkach.
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, %. czerwca
- Niema zmiany w sytuacyl.
Czynny byi nieprzyjaciel ma poi
noe cd Scarpe mad Somme, ma
zachod cd Soissons ma p6luocay
zach6d cd Reims. Podczas nocy
akcya artyleryi wzmogsa sic zno.
WI ma caiym froncie. Ma wscho-
dnim brzegu rzkei Meuse opero-
waly pomyslnie nasze patrole ma
poinoc cd St. Michel. Silny atak
nieprzyjacielski odparliSmy. ze-
strzeliliSmy 5 aeroplanow nieprzy
jacielskich; bombardowalismy Pa
ryz, stacye kolejowe i aerodro--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

jowe, transporty i doki. Nie7rzy-
iaciel bombardowai nasze aero
dromy, lecz ME wyrzadzl zadnej
szkody. - - -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-28

(Dokohczenie ma str. seD.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13

The recital To be given at the
United Brethren church Saturday
evening, September IL, will be free
to the public, and large attend
ance Is expected.
Last year the Malen Burnett
School Of Piano Playing presented
Miss Hanna in recital which
proved TO be a musical treat.
Miss Lois Casgil Of the same
school is a brilliant pianist, with an
attractive personality. She started
her musical education with Miss
Burnett and with the exception Of
the last three years has studied
with Miss Burnett. Miss Cassil
comes well recommended, having
during the last three years given a
number Of concerts in Victoria, B.
c., and especially in connection
with the Red Cross. She left a
large class in Victoria, where she
was a successful teacher.
The concert tomorrow evening
beging at eight o'clock.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13

isso nansideFzfi0n n0t onlJ hAnk
rrssross bot the asss~.rd pf0isriy
,.l,,- srd ths estimated tnoousea o'
d. rrssscntf u eaeh district
nn ths intenli0a u tie UmAiilsa
Cogn,y Pa,ri0sie Ssrytcc Lragoe 20
n1sify ti,s various ppssHsiAi .go'
nrril.ss ~spt In ndyAner u ths
oprninx Of ths campaign. a' ths
,a,rr sifrr requesting tha, thy call
=, ihs t4nk during HonoF Wcck
ard enter iheir sul~eTip;ion soeord'
~ 10 ihe quo,a assigned 10 thrm
ms aYranRcfneni. ], l. tclieNci.
all b. much masv satisfactory 10
,he sBls.xrib--rS and wiIl sparv Tho
-l,eitors calling at rach h"'ns,
Thc campaign oE~ns sep,s-nlrr
p ard Hooor werk ~ill IL the
SEEK prwcrding.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
Ia FwsA LAesty Ian

While th~rv i % definite infos-
ras01 ~ tkh tinn~ a. % fhe stsri
sze - ~ Fourth Lh~rsy Lean.
Jotn nbrri4gs. state dirrcior u
arxAnizaGion. has advised W l.
T6oHp~a. un1iilia opuniy ehair'
nszn. that spau IN Nssanpthon TIA,
tA~ natiueAi ioan Sili ~ EH bil-
ilosls. lkn oggntys quota uili ~
tz.Iti.iT2. upon the szsne bass
Or-Euo's gsosa sili - SIS. tst.gg3.
No sst~rnps will D. n,asse 20 de
tr1bat~ tn oganiy's guasa osrr ths
vHr,oas districts until 1rfini,s IN
farruatiou a ruorivr5. In disFibui-
irg ths g1osa q The Fourth Lt-vty
i.aAn thru0gfsou; Uu.Htilla oosn,y
ihe state hc@6q1Artrrs uiil tAks
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
THREE LINES ARE LOST m
MBTOkODIlE ACCIDENT

Mr. ar.d Mrs. ceo. v. HAnss
Ard Aiffwd r. Pricr. fowrnrr Fsss'
dsnts q Unatiiia ca1n;y. rnst dsa;k
"a AZ Hufurolaie snciSsns Hestz~s
dny reAr E1rAlia. W2sh. nbe css
Hhrh they ooeEpsed FAn - a
hridTs Ard tgrBss5 t.gttom Ei5r ~.
after falling = dis.annr q ~ - IS
fess- Mr.. ard Mr. Hnrssil ~eTr
kils--i irrszEiiy. aEd Nr prio~ n
psfs-i a hAlf htssr lztsr 1firs hsizsg
rxrno4~9 70 R1nalis hrs. PRIV
as Qsife tally ingsr~t. bst ,r0
o.hev osorapGns q the car. ETAss3-
rkksr~n ~ thr HArsr3is. Hsrv
whsziy Enhur1- Mr. Pricx uas a;
0ce tire . pvuszfreni tarruev nFay
Wsazsn. ard 20 yearx EEo s@yVsd ~
ss4.s ssrataV frrSz Una;iiLa cusnsy
Ne had h.xn Hsirg al PElirrAe,
Wzsh. iE rsusni ye2rs- ln pio1ssr
tirnea NJ. HHns<ii u&s passrr&z-rr
~ Atbxn1. Re 1xa q rsza1cst =
LeEsson. k21ho. Ekerw - has
large l1sa inferesss
Fursrzi terphosz Nln - bci5 a.
It,e CHRISTIAN rEurch 10 Atasza So
ieruhsr II q. ~ a. m ir'sr-rext
q the rrrzl-s q Mr.. AID Mr.,
Ha1ewl wFl zks p8nrr - Afh~rA
assr.tery AID Cf Mr.. Prirs = Kess
cenaetegy
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
CITY or MANNHEIM BOMBED
English Flyers Hew Way Through
Enemy Fleets 70 Miles.

London.--A continuous battle in the
air for stretch OF 10 miles was
fought between British squadron and
German airpIanes, while the British
machines we're heading for Mannheim,
the great German industrial city. The
raiders refused to be diverted from
their goal, reached IL, after fighting
every mile Of the way, dropped two
tons OF bombs on the city and then
turned for home. Again for 10 miles
they were pursued and constantly an'
gagged by German fllers.
Several direct hits were scored al
Mannheim. some on the famous chem
icai works. Many other bursts we're
observed 10 result from the bombing,
The railway station At Ehrangs also
was bombed.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
SEu VA Drives m

Frueg every CITY Ene te@r II
Orexgr 5x8ev1tez rsETes@r<-g -
NC. a. KzgAz q Ca1zrzkszs,
Y. "a. G. A.. CE-p Cer--snitg
S~rzb1e. EV-wzsh Welfare Baaro. Sal
Vzt11 Aru1y Ezsd ArnegSz3n L6h<vTy
Azo.sSxtisn WI BE- = FgE1fxas
N0xSay. Sepse-ztssT Is. 20 ae5p a.
rzns fgr r1iszrz q tgezl g yiTe. >.
s.6.g coo ae1f SoseEsk~r fog Hzs
re- ~ wgvs thrr2xNexf The wugse-
Al TIE lcteTes-s q these Eli1es
orgzri-atsors hxTe hesz ca-ntlress
Al TIE rs-gsess gf Presa5exst Wis.,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
BOY SCOUT CONTEST VOTE

in order that there might BE- bat
ore drive for funds. thus saving cum
xiderahly In iran power and obyiat-
ing the necessity Of going tao
times To the people for the same
purpose this year
0regon's quota is S770. .O00. The
entire fund will b-e distributed hc.
tween the allied organizations in
accordance with a plan approved at
a conference in New York. partie-
ipated in BY five representatives Of
each.
John X. Mott. general secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A.. with beadquar-
ers in New York, has been unani-
niously chosen direetor-in-chief Of
the allied drive by all organiza-
tions concerned.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13
weed Is wmisd

Notics IL herrby given that soal.
"a bids Gill b. r~osiScd st my os'icc
until saturday. September a..
1915. al 2 o'elork D. m. fof %
cords II sod. grade and kind 60
- specified. to b. delivered a, thr
azhool house q dis,ric, No. 10 On
a. before November !. 1915. Tbc
right i reserved 70 reject Any or
ell bids.
Weston. Or. September 6. 1915.
FRANK PRICE.
Clerk District No. 10.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13

Ralp6 7. Rad vks has h~~n 60
- ~ e2exks IL The q N c. ne<0S
ssorags Sepos a. c2np H0liehsrd.
Haitfmoxx. Las Froeay-t hia naNa-
rssmso1 ~ liswfs-sar.- Fex s~ssral
yenrS prizT 10 ha snihtrsens N IN
zrr1y. Li~gferErt Read s&s srn-
ptsyss n fbe Nor1hr@sssTn NNiSoo-
a nank af PorTlnnd- He sstrn@cd
rixAs sekoa and vNs gr1tSztsd ir
IAN frusn the UniEerxisy q Or~Fsu
IN 1915 TAe csrnnvgrI;y - Nss-
tOo. q NhicA he i . pgzsturs. 4
pr0sd 10 have hir rerg-ssnis's -
IL xSybex hzx Orse ~ he hrrsh-
res. Leo. l. IN Frznce. ard Ht.ostsr.
Rgy. Il n Fort MriAySrA. C4ilfoF-
MIA Thw fhrsx xrs sars q th< ate
Mr.. Martha Eezd - ikis city Al
~rffe tnzs tbey are hspgy 70 s~gy-
inr Upcse sasn. Tao nsorr q tk<
Kead b.ya. Joe ard jim. exFssz %
b. n sgySor N.n-
Tae regular rn1Nthiy r3~stfrx of
the Woenen's Mi@sorary Soctrty
Nzx hed Res5ness11y afteFuoo1 -
the hgrse q Mrs.. J H. Fries.
Mrs.. wilsey had charge q ths pro
gran. ard an ErtEFsssinz lea1eE
describing the reN scsspol es.zh&sh-
81 ~ NogzieS. arizoza, Hzs rad
b. Mr.. s. a. Bzvnes- Miss ARA
Harnetf rad AZ srtie5e 60 SabhGth
ohservznae- Two i~ttrER frQzz Mssz
Grace Bresek. a Pgrtizr5 gTri Eko
l. a rniafQzzSy n CnirS. ssre rad
hy Mn II. GoadEia. Mss R2tg
Prirx Tzge several piano rUrutsrs
Ehieh Eers greatly snJ0ye-i. ~
the co1eiasa01 0f the pvogT1z
Iizfs FrfrezhrEntz we're seTyed b.
Nrs. z x. Smith. Mrs L&aenser
ard Mrx- Porter. TIE sEsEtagz pvHs-
ert xere Mr.. S. a. BArzez. Miss
Ruby Pr5re ard Mis ArnA LAR
s16ey.
Frank Hidek~znd Is vsTy low
with typSoid fsvsT Tn 8; Mars
bospi.z' Walls wallA. He E&s
virited yesterdzy By Reg. W. T.
ss0vu2E. vbo carried letter frusn
the pztient's SO. u0ax 81 tne fght-
ing frost in Frz1ce- Ths patizrt's
eo1dltjon. b0weyeT. p-sciEcsa the
reading of the letter.
Camp NeDo2gzl Is becoming
pretty well deserted noE Mr. ard
Mrs. c. u. Priee cane 6ozn yes
.Srdzy. and Mr.. Price registered
for the seiective draft. Mrz. ].
Hodgson and family returned 70
their t0wn residence q few days
sgo.
Having been threatened of late
with nervous break down, Mrs. j
Il. Williams left Saturday for
Hot Lake Union county. wheFe
he will remain until her condition
improves. She was accompanied
m the trip By Mr.. Williams.
Joe Key has become the owneT Of
i beautiful WillysKnight Overland.
1Ought this week Of DR.. Kennard.
The doctor made another sale yes-
erday, the buyer being Frank
3recr and the car an Esd Overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. z. Kinbreil
md son Robert of Freewateg are
fisiting at the home of Mrs. Kim
yreiI's parents. Rev. and Mrs. w.
Z. Storms.
Jimmie Read Is back from Pros
,ect Farm, where his services dur
ng harvest we're, beyond a doubt.
Iighly appreciated.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-09-13

Well iurniih~d hugse 10 rut
rnoslera appointments. u, Wal,
bingham.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-16

@
DOCTOR
MELLINTHIN & CO..
SPECIALISTS
DO NOT USE SURGERY
will be at
MARTIN HOTEL
Monday, May 20
Office Hours, II a. m. to 4 p. m.
Day Only
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION

The doctor in charge is a regular
graduate in Medicine and Surgery and
is licensed by the state of Washing
ton. He visits professionally the
more important towns and cities and
offers to all who call on this trip con-
s~ultation and examination free, except
the expense of treatment when desir-
ed.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers Of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
full results in diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidneys, bladder, bedwetting, ca
tarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism: sci
atica, leg ulcers, and rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for any
length Of time and do not get any bet
ter do not fail to call, as improper.
rather than than disease are
often the cause TO YOU long standing
trouble.
Remember above date, that that ex-
on this trip will be free
and that his treatment is different.
Address: 1886 Boston Block, Min
neapolis, MINI.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-16

avoid any appearances OF standarulza-
ton or monotony in exterior design.
Only the materials and inside ap-
p~Ointments have been reduced to
standards while exterior lines and or.
nament may be modified according to
local conditions to secure individuality
and beauty. That Is not all.
The plans have been drawn for these
individual family cottages with the
sible, they will be erected at %shipyard
sites which are fairly certain to be per-
manent. Single men are free to move
to temporary employment for the war
and dispense if shipyards are aban-
doned when peace comes. Married
men with families cannot do this, of
course, so they will be assigned to the
permanent yards as fast as possible
with the expectation that they may
live there for years.
The plans take into account not only
the provision of homes for them when
they are shifted into shipbuilding to
meet the war emergency, but the pur-
chase Of their own homes on INSTALL
ment payments equivalent to rent If
they feel that the new locality is a
suitable one in which to work and live.
and bring up a family.
Present estimates Indicate that the
family houses can be erected for con-
siderably less than $4,000 each. This
does not include the cost of land, nor
has that been figured In the building
Of community houses for single men.
The major part of this great build
ing program will have been completed
by the LIST of July. Some idea of its
magnitude may be given by compari-
son with other building operations. On
a peace time basis an equal invest
ment would build five Woolworth
buildings or two Equitable buildings.
Hearing for All Corners.
Naturally, the magnitude of a build
ing program like that and the prompt
ness with which it must be carried
out appeals to the imagination not only
of the shipyard workers who are to
live in these dwellings and the Ameri-
can citizens who are interested in
them as part of our war program, but
to many persons who wish to assist
with advice, plans, inventions, and
special schemes and devices for speed
ing up the job. To the offices where
this program is being carefully laid
out have come in the past few weeks
with all sorts Of proposals for
the building of houses and dOrmitories
in record time, and Of many kinds of
emergency materials and construction.
Those having the project in hand have
given a hearing to all Corners, and
moreover, gone aield themselves to in
vestigate promising new methods. In
the end, however, as the outcome Of
investigation and plans, these
shipyard dwellings will be erected
pretty much on standard lines of tried
and proven materials with all elements
Of speed and economy conferred in
Standardization Of materials and large
scale building by well-equipped con-
with capable organizations.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-16

People often talk Of the "dogs OF
war;" but the dogs they think of then
are far different from these real wal
dogs in the trenches. The releasing
Of these dogs is not the sign Of con
f1ict, but of succor for those who have
fallen. Dogs are used extensively to
aid the men Of the medical corps find
the wounded. Often they act indie
pendently in bringing aid to the hurt
until they can be carried back to theil
own lines. AS everywhere else in the
world the dog has proved In the
trenches that he is mans best friend.
This photograph shows the dogs in q
portion of trench on the Marine front.
The Poilus are holding them in leash
until they get the opportunity for
searching the wastes OF No Mans
Land for the wounded and the dying