davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25

Osborn. w sadie take dis beda ich
oflary, jak n. p: c. WOrden, banker
z Fort Wayne, naciagniety ma $4,000;
A. ]. Charles, fabrykant z Kokomo,
Ind, kt6ry dab sobie wy}udzic okofo
$1OO,OOO; S. Langworthy, banker, z
Buffalo, Wyoming, kt6ry ,,pozyczyf'
Weilowi $4,000 i wielu innych.
- Elmer Washburn, LEGACY lat 81,
kt6ry niegdyS byf szefem policyi Chi
cagoskiej, umar} onegdaj wieczorem
W SVEN mieszkaniu pnr. 1871 e. 4Sma
I'll. w 7. 1891 byf take kandydatem ma
burmistrza. Szefem policyi byl "a bur-
mistrza J. Medilla. Przez wiele lat byl
prczesem banku National Live Stock
Bank, oraz take prezesem gie1dy re
zalnianej. By1 take czionkiem firmy
inzynierskiej, kt6ra wykona}a kilka
wielkich robot publicznych W Nowym
YOrku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
z SERCOWA.
LISTA lisa.


q najchojniejszych skiadek ma Fun
dusz 1O-cio Mllionowy jaki edotych-
czas zlozono ma rece komitetu, pro-
boszcza W parafii Najswietszego Ser
ca Pana Jezusa So nastepujace:
Pc $4,000 - Tomasz Cichowlas.
Pc $4,000 - MARGIN Byczek, Andrzej
/ Mafgorzata Chowaniec (Liberty
Bond), - W}adysiaw Wiacek Liberty
Bond), MARGIN Napierala Liberty
Bond) i Walenty Czurylo.
Pc $4,000 - Stanislaw Piotrowski.
Pc $500 Jan Chowaniec, Jozef
Lewandowski, Jan Sobieraiski, An
drzej Bragiel | Jan Mrowca.
Pc $4,000 Mikofaj Niedzwidez, Le-
on Piekarczyk, KS. Antoni w. G. Ga
wrych.
Pc $500 - Micha} Niedzwiedz.
Pc $500 - Rlementyna Lacna | ia
dwiga Chrzaszcz.
Pc $1,000 - Stanislaw Pa wlikovskL.
Franciszek Norwisz, Wlktorya Maiysa.
J6zef Wojciechowski. Walenty sko--
wron / Konstanty Prajs.
Pc $500 Jozef Lewandowski.
Pc $S.44 = Andrzej Top6r.
Pc $500 Cyryl Strama, Jan Filiapk,
Jozef Sajdak / Jan Kowalczyk.
Pc $500 Tomasz Bonk, wojciech
STRATA, Jan Tryba, Andrea Las, Jan
obrochta, Pawef Szczepaniak, Andrzej
Gnat, Rozalia Ofiara. Andrzej Magier.
Pawei Dzierzega, Jan Dabrzalski, An
drzej Szwab, Jan Sobczak, Anna ia
Kondziela, Kazimierz Krauklis. sta
nislaw Zygmuntowicz, Jan Trzena
Franciszek Kmiec.
X. +. j. Karabass, prezes.
X. X, NJ. Pijanowski, sekretarG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
OKROPNA TRAGEDYA.

Stefan Marosi i jego iona Ju-
liza z dwiema coreczkami miesz-
kali w Gary. Ind. w ostatnich
trzech latach zachodzily tax cze-
ste klotnie, re kilka razy iona je-
so ~opuscila go i z dzieGmi szukaia
schronienia u rodzicow swych.
panstwa Ludwika i Karoliny
Wolff'ow pnr. 1882 Langley av.
w zesziym tygodniu nastapii
kryzys.
Pc nieobecnoSci dwutygodnio-
wei Marosi wrotii w sobote.
Znow przyszio do klotni i We
dug zeznah jej rodzicow mial ia
uderzyc kilka razy. Julia Marosi
znow uda}a sic do swych rodzi--
cow.
Wczoraj przybyi TAX take Ste
fen i mial oznajmic, re ~wyjezdza
ma d}uzszy czas i chcia}by sic ze
iona i dziecmi pozegnaG. Gdy
zcne objal, naraz wyjai rewol--
wer i wpakowaf jej kule w skron,
kladac ia ma miejscu trupem. Ma
odg}os wystrza}u przybyli rodzi-
&C, do ktorych take Marosi stree
Iii, trafiajac pania Wolff w noge
a jej MEGA w policzek, poczem
skierowal lufe do swej glowy i
tskze "a cyngiel pociagnql, zada-
jac sobie grozna rane.
Wszystkich rannych zawiezio-
no do szpitala Pullman. Lekarze
watpia o wyzdrowieniu Wolffa.
Rama zony jego ME jest niebez-
pieczna, Marosi ma ta'ize szansc
wyzdrowienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
NOVA POzYCZKA OLA
BELGII.

Washington, %. listopada. -
Sekretarz skarbu Nc Adoo wre-
cyl representations rzadu bel
g;jskiego nova pozyczke W sumie
100000 dolarow. Ogolna suma
pieniedzy, wypozyczona przez A
meryke Belgii, wynosi do dis
1913, $4,000 dolarow ogolna zaS
suma pieniedzy, jaka wypozyczy-
Ia Ameryka wszystkim pan.
s7wom alianckim wynosi S,1S4,-
.576,666 dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
WRONIKA
a MIEJSCOWAA
(Dokonczenie strongly u.

przeciw wszelkim podwyzkom
wydany zostai przez sad dnia Ego
sierpnia, 1911 r. Druga ackya be-
die wytoczona pred Stanowa
Komisya Utylitow Publicznych,
ktora jutro W Chicago rozpoczy=
ma przesiuchy W sprawie zazalen
przeciw rabunkowym rachunkom
.gazowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
A Ma 80 LINII A P
POCZTY.

Nowy York, %. list. = Depar-
lament pocztowy robi goraczko-
we przygotowania mad udoskona
leniem planow utworzenia 80 Ii
nil pocztowych napowietrznych,
majac do rozporzadzenia aeroPla-
ny wojenne, kt6re niedawno te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25

mu Department. wojny oddal ma
uslugi poczty. Wraz z aeroplana-
Mi Department wojny oddal Ca
lc zastepy doSwiadczonych lotni-
kow, ktorzy w przyszloSci beda
rozwozic poetic pomiedzy glow
nemi miaStami W kraju. Pierwsza
LIMA napowietrznei poczty bedzie
SIC nazywac ,,droga napowietrzna
Woodrow Wilsona."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
M~ASZYNI$CI STRAJKUJA
w CELU


San Francisco, %. listopada. -
Unia maszynistow W San Fran
CISCO i W Oakland, Cal. wraz z
" yrabiaczami kotiow i robotnika
mi PREY warsztatach o~kretowych
liz posiedzeniu postanowila "a
strajkowaG, okazujac W ten spo-
sob swa opozycye skazania ma
smiere Mooney'a. Strajk ogolny
zostal naznaczony ma ego grud-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
INNE telegram

Washington, %. listopada. -
Wydziaf biura Z rsmienia depar-
tamentu piracy udzieli}s zajecia
p~rzeszlo $500, 900 robotnikom Cd
czasu powstania organizacyi, czy
Ii Cd stycznia do 30go pazdzierni-
ka. Z powyzszem zawiadomie-
MEM zalaczono inne, mianowicie,
re liczba blur w kraju wzrosla z
90ciu do 900.
Mobile, Ala, %. listopada. -
+. C. Stadley. generalny zarzad-
CO przedsiebiorstwa F. T. Ley
and Co." zawiadomii, re wielkie
warsztaty konkretowych okre-
tow, operowane pod przewodni--
ctwem The Emergency Fleet
Corp, beda nadal w ruchu be-
wzgledu ma Gas pokojowy.
Wszelkie zamowienia ma okrety
beda wypeinione, a okrety wybu-
dowane wypiyna z dokow o VIA
snei sile parry,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strongly

depesze musza bye z nadzwyczaj
ma ScisloScia maj
wiekszem dobrem ola amerykan-
skiego narodu bedzie kontrola
rzadowa STACEY telegraf6w iskro-
wych, kt6rych nar6d moe uzy-
wac "a pewnem wynagrodze-
MEM wedfug rat ustanowionych
przez department marynarki".
OPOZYCYA WYJAzDU PRE-.
ZYDENTA MA KONFEREN--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
eye MALEJE.

dSEy1ASSOAs ~. ASNNRooo
PREF. Wilson coraz bardziej u}a-
gadza wzburzone umysfy swych
oponent6w wzgledem wyJazdu
ma konferencye pokojowa W Eu-
ropie jak przedtem, tax i teraz
PREF. Wilson z bardzo dobrym
skutkiem zastosowai cierpli-
woSc. Obecnie jak ma to uwage
zwracaja niektorzy przyjaciele
prezydenta, wszelka opozycya
przeciw jego wyjazdowi do Eu-
ropy zmalaIa do tego stopnia, re
spodziewaG sic nalezy, IL w chwi-
Ii opuszczania Ameryki wszyscy
dotychczasowi oponenci uznaja
potrzebe uczestnictwa PREF. Will
soma ma konferencyi.
Nawet reprezentanci republi-
kanScy kongresu coraz to bar
dziej uznaja koniecznoSc wyjaz-
du prezydenta ma konferencye.
Vida oni teraz, IL bez prezyden
ia wszelka praca mad przepro--
wadzeniem pokoiu ME osiagfaby
pozadanego skutku i wielceby
byfa Op6zniona, skoro sic WEI
ME pod uwage niektore nieporo-
zumienia miedzy samymi pam
swami alianckiemi wzgledem
warunkow pokojowych. Jak z
tego widaG, PREF. Wilson wye
LIE do Europy, pozostawiajac "a
SODA ME oponent6w, ale zyczli-
wych przyjaci6{. - Prasa euro
pejska szeroko sic rozpisuje o u
czeStnictwie PREF. Wilsona ma
konferencyi. Wszyscy DIPLOMA
CT eurOpejscy widza W MIN auto
"a idealizmu w sprawach mic
dzynarodowych. Wszyscy zatem
wyczekuja go ola zrealizowania
tych idealistycznych poglad6w
ma p~rzysz}oSc. Wszyscy godza sic
ia to, re konferencya miedzy sa-
mymi reprezentantami panstw
clianckich wieksze bedzie mice
znaczenie niz sama konferencya
pokojowa. Ma tel konferencyi
kie wrogie sobie przekonania mu
sz2 bye zIagodzone celem zapew-
nienia jak najobfitszych owo-
cow z zWyciestwa. - Niektore
giosy opozycyi zaprowadzenia
woinej zglugi So slime, szczeg6l,
ME wprasie~ angielskiej. Times
tax mowi o tel kwestyi: Me
chat ME popeini sic b}edu. Jezeli
przez wolnoSc zeglugi rozumiemy
zmniejszenie w}adzy ma morzu,
CODY nastapiio wskutek zniesie-
MIA blokady, ten kraj (Anglia)
nigdy sic ma to ME zgodzi a W
szczegolnoSci Pc tel wojnie, kt6-
raby nigdy ME zostaia wygranq
ami tez do zwycieskiego konca
doprowadzona, gdyby Brytania
rieposiadaia przewagi ma morzu."
~SUFRAzYSTKI STARAJA
SIE ZJEDNAc OLA sIEBIE
SENAT.
Washington, %. listopada. -
Przew6dczynie narodowej partly
kobiecej udoskonalaja plany ma
ziednanie dla Siebie Senatu &C.
lem otrzymania dostatecznej ilo-
sci giosow ola przeprowadzenia
poprawki sufrazyzmu W Senacie,
zanim obecny kongres sic rozwia
&c. - Wczoraj zawiadomiono, re
wszystkie prezeski wydziaiow
doradczych we wszystkich Sta
mach otrzymaiy rozkaz stawienia
sic ma k~onferencye we Waszyng-
tonie, ktora bedzie trwac Przez
try dni.
MASZYNISCI STRAJKUJA
w CELU UWOLNIENIA
MnONEV,A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
PROJEKT POMNIKA OLA
~POLEGLYCH BOHATEROW.

Szeroka dyskusya toczy sig
mad kwestya odpowiedniego trivia
lego pomnika XII czci zolnierzy i
majtk6w, ktorzy polegli we Wiel;z
.kiej Wojnie.
Podniesione zosta}y juz licznc
.projekty, ktore, przesy}ane So do
specyaInego komitetu, w tym &C.
du ustanowionego przez rade
miejska.
Proponowano, azeby projekto-
wany nowy bulwar ma wsch5d
cd tor6w Illinois Central Cd par
XII Granta do parku Jacksona
nazwano IBulwarem Zwyciestwa
ma Geese poleg}ych bohaterow.
.Drudzy projektuja wielkie ;
wspaniale mauzoleum W parhH
Granta, inni podnosza plan oso~
bnej sail w nowem Muzeum
Zelda, obecnie wykonczanem w
parku Granta, w ktorej maja bye
umieszczone tablice z nazwiska-
mi polegiych. Alegoryczny po-
mink o bohaterskich rozmiarach
W parku Granta jest take pro-
.ponowany pomiedzy innymi pro-
jektami.
Komitet aldermanski ma sic w
tych dniach zebrac i rozpoczac
narady mad ia kwestya.
Urzadzono wczoraj take Kill
ka zebran celem przygotowania
sic do przyjecia powracajacych
zolnierzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
~NWYNAJDU-
JE NOVA TORPEDO.

Newport, R. l., 25. listopada.-
w obecnej wojnie, torpedo byla
jcdynem n~arzedziem zn~iszczenia
wsrod floty nieprzyjacielskiej.
Obecnie udoSkonalenia sd w toku
celem wybudowania torpedy o
rzutkowski ma 20 mil. Wynalazek
ten jest czysto amerykanski, o.
pracowywany przez oficerow ma
rynarki amerykanskiej. Budowa
torpedowcow w Newport, gdzie
znajduje sic stacya ola marynar-
Ii pojdzie bez wzgledu ma cza5
pokojowy dalszem tempem. Jak
to udowodniiy poprzednie do
Swiadczenia, sila wybuchowa no.
wei torpedy jest nadzwyczajna.
Jedno celne uderzenie torpedy w
okret, chociazby z naJgrubszeJ
piyty stalowej wybudowany,
znieruchomi go zupeinie. Zazna-
czyc tutaj nalezy, re dotychczas
torpedo ME mogla dalej pedzic
jak ma kilkadziesiat jardow. Obe-
erie wynaleziona torjeda, wyrzu-
coma z pochwy, bedzie mogla o
wiasnej sile p}ynac we wodzie
dwadzieScia mil, czyli re dale
koSc jej bedzie sic r6wna}a rzut-
koSci pocisku z armaty szeSnasto-
o,1o,-a;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-25
A MAD
CYA JUz ROzPOCzETA.

Praca mad rekonstrukcya, t. ].
zastosowaniem przcmysiu i han
dlu do warunkow pokojowych,
juz zostala rozpoczeta w Illinois
przez prezesow 3S wydzial6w ro-
botniczych, acknowledged w
tvm Stanie w celu zbadania pO-
trzeb robotniczych w kazdej miej-
scowo$ci.
Jutro ~prezesowie tychzc wy
dzialow wySlq do Waszyngtonu
rapport o liczbie os6b zatrudnio--
rych oraz o liczbie wakansow O.
.becnych i mozliwych w nicdalc-
.kiej ~przysz}oSci we wszystkich
zakiadach przemyslowych w
.Stanie Illinois,. Raporty beda
p~rzesy}ane kazdego tygodnia,
wediug oswiadczenia ], H. f
vansa, asystenta dyrektora btu
"a wydzialow robotniczych, dzia-
.iajacych pod kierownictwem de-
partamentu piracy we Waszyng-
tonic.
Federalny Wydziaf przemy-
stu wojennego,, ktory zmobilizo-
wal przemys} ca}ego kraju ola
.potrzeb wojennych, zniosi W tych
dniach swoj Department zaso-
bow i konwersyi przemyslowej,
co macy, re w przeptowadza-
niu proc. rekonstrukcyi przemy-
slowej rad bedzie sic pos}ugi-
wal organizacya, ktora juz M
nogi postawii Komitet S}uzbv
Wojennej, powsta}y z ramienia
Izby Handlowej Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. Komitet ten juz zorga-
nizowa} 365 subLkomitetow.
Szczegolowy plan akcyi bedzie
opracowany ma konwencyi Izby
Handlowej, Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, kt6ra sic odbedzie W A
tlantic City ma poczatku prey
szlego miesiaca.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
MILLION
YANKS IN ARMS;
half ARE over
No Great Offensive Possible in
Russia, March Says, w.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l7-General
March at his conference today witt
the. senate military committee told the
senator's that the American army now
numbers slightly more than 100000
men. with l,450,OOO men in France or
on the way and approximately 1880
600 men in cantonments at home
Senators also were informed that the
Russian situation is very bad because
of the general complexity of affairs
there They were given to understand
that there was not much chance OF es
tablishing a real offensive on the east
ern from, because OF the great number
OF men that would be required
U. S. Prisoners Not Iiltreated.
He said official reports through the
Spanish embassy give no evidence that
American prisoners in Germany are
singled out for mistreatment as has
been reported. Very detailed reports
including the daily menus are received
and show that the question OF the
treatment Of prisoners has already be
come standardized.
Discussing the battle situation in
France. the chief OF staff drew atten-
tion to the Tact that the Germans have
nov voluntarily surrendered portions
OF their lines at four different places
He placed no construction OF his own
CONTINUED on Page q, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
FRENCH GAIN ON NEW FRONT
339 German Planes Downed
By British in Single Week,
Who Lose 123 in Air FIGHTS

LONDON, Aug 10, Friday
Measured By the number Of ma
chine, engaged, the intensity Of the
fighting and the magnitude OF the
losses inflicted on the enemy, the
fighting IN the air during the past
week was the most formidable OF
the war
Some OF the most severe con
ficts occurred on August 4 in the
sector between Albert and the
Amiens. Roye road where the Ger
man air forces were increased con
slderably shortly after the opening
81 the allied offensive The air
fighting resulted in the destruction
OF forty eight enemy machines
while seventeen others were driven
down out OF control Fifty Brit
lSh machines did not return.
During the six succeeding days
1856 enemy alrplanes were DESTROYED
and eighty nine driven down out Of
control, making a total Of j39'Ger-
man machines for the week. com
pared to l2j British airplanes miss
ing.
In the same period British bomb
ing squadrons continually attacked
enemy airdromes, railways and
other military obJcctives. dropping
more than $40 tons of bombs and
causing great damage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
MAN WAS NOT A TRAMP,
HE ONLY HAD A CRAMP

Last night hurry call was received
at police headquarters with a request
tor an officer at 07 West Fourth
street. The excitement of the caller
caused the station to detail three men.
Officers Martial, Harper and Mullenix
Tor investigation The officers were
soon there, expectant and eager Due
caution was used in approaching the
house and making a preliminary inves-
tlgation. Not losing any more time
than possible, they approached the
house and, TO their CONSERVATION aud
tismay. found their man doubled up
with a severe attack OF cramps There
was no cause for a charge against him
other than his peculiar actions which
OF course were easily explained. The
man was taken to the home Of Mr.
Tryan at I'll West Fourth street and
at last report is as well as ever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
Food Trading
Shows Biggest
Profteering
Gains of 100 to 5000 Per-
cent Made During 1917,
Board Says,

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7l.-War
proiteers IN 1917 were most nu-
merous IN businesses devoted 10
food production and distribution.
cotton and woolen manufacturing
and dealing. coal mining, iron, cop
per and other metal production
and oil production and distribution.
according 10 treasury analysis
OF income tax returns
In addition thousands OF small
concerns m great variety Of in
dustrlal and commercial classifi-
cations made profits ranging from
100 to 5000 percent above their nor
NAL profits for pre-war years,
which even then were considered
high.
Detailed information on the ex-
tent OF war profteerlng has been
given congress recently in COM
pliance with a resolution request
ing IT,
Oil producers made enormous
profits which they claimed were
justified by the rapid depreciation
OF properties and the extra flnan-
CiaI hazard OF their business
Meat packers, flour millers and
Gamers apparently stood at the top
OF the list Of food profit takers,
according TO income returns. Farm
ers also made money heavily last
year but not enough OF their re-
turns have been anaiyIed to justi-
fy general statement of their
profits, officials say.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
Poole to Help
Moscow COLLEAGUES

WASHINGTON, Aug H--American
Consul General Poole at Moscow, whr
recently burned his code book and
turned the consulate over to the Swed-
ish consul, notified the state department
in . eablegram, received today, that he
intended TO remain in Moscow to assist
the British and French consular officers
atfere who are in great personal danger
Ths consul general reported that with
the aid Of the, Swedish representative
he had succeeded in securing the re
lease OF several hundred entente citi-
ans. chiefly British and French. who
were arrested by the bolshevik and
held as hostages for soviet members
imprisoned In the north.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
GANG OF FOUR BOYS
l00TS CASH REGISTER

Yesterday afternoon at 5:4s o'clock
a small boy entered the office OF the
Beacon Tire and Rubber company, Is
North Dewey street, and asked per-
mission to use the telephone. The man
sger was busy in a conversation and
the man in charge soon went out in
front Of the store to furnish gasoline
Tor customer, while the boy. who
had been given permission TO use the
phone, put in his call He was iume
dlately Joined by three other boys who
crowded about him. all standing near
the cash register. These boys. il is
charged. opened the cash register OF the
Beacon company and stole $ll in cur
reney from it, making their escape
Police believe they have sufficient evil
dsncs to justify pfosecutios OF the boy.
but no arrests have yet been mada
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
GERMANS SEIZE
SLAv NAVAL BASE,
FINLAND REPORTS
Kronstadt, Key to Petrograd,
in kaiser'S Hands,

PARIS, Aug H-Reports are iWcir-
culation in Finland that the Germans
have seized the Russian naval port Of
kronstadt according to a Stockholm
dispatch to he Matin.
Kronstadt is twenty miles west of
Petrograd, at the eastern extremity OF
the gulf OF Finland. 1t was the prin-
cipal fortress of Russia Reports re-
ceived through Germany early in the
week were to the effect that Premier
Lenine and War Minister Trotzky had
fled to Kronstadt from Moscow |,
was added that other departments OF
the soviet government also would go
there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-17
OFFICIAL RETURN
GIVES ROBERTSON
LEAD OF 24,285
Plurality IS Highest Ever Civ
en- GubernatoriaI Candidate,
MATTHEW'S LEAD IS 1000
Results viii Be Officially An
nOunCed Today

! y A Rubcb0u democratic nom
lnee Tor governor. received a total OF
4S5OS votes in the recent August pri-
mary election winning over William II
Murray, his closest opponent BY pur-
ality OF 242S5. which is a little better
than ; to victory, according to the
final official tabulation of complete re-
turns announced this morning by the
state election board
Robertson received the highest plu-
rallty ever given gubernatorial candi-
date IN an Oklahoma primary election
Board Meets Today.
The state election board will hold a
formal meeting at 4 O'Clock this after
noon aud officially announce the re
suit and award the certificates OF nomi-
nation TO the successful candidates
Official figures in the various con
tests as announced this morning are:
For governor Robertson 1853
Alexander, 200 Murray, 24,283. Du-
rant, 4,oO4; Davis, 1850; McCollister.
800.
For lieutenant governor. Trapp. "A
lS2, Bowling, 1895 Ivey, 5,6Sj; Ryan,
9,649; Wright, 20.579.
For secretary OF state, Baldwin, o.4J0 ;
Morris. HlOo; Frans. l6.S0l. Todd,
ll.4Sl; Murray, 2oO26; Battenfield.
6l46l
For state treasurer, Miller, 23,208
Lyon, 81 ,709; leecraft. 5844o
For state superintendent, r. H. Vii
sanr ~ i0l George Wilson, 32,782
Matthews Wins.
For commissioner charities and cor.
rections. Alice McClure, l6.O8 MAJ
thews. 8.730; Saddler. 9.26S: Wealth,
Wilson, 9,724; Basset, 22,773; Cross,
o.377.
For president board of agriculture,
Wilson, 32,462; Scivally, 24,7H White
hurst, J2636.
For corporation commissioner, John
Ston, 23.487; Herod. 8l55; Hardy. H.
7S; Walker, 1883 Field. l3,l54
For supreme court clerk, Franklin,
O,222 Pool, 36,S73.
For mine Inspector, Thompson, 20
lj+; Boyle, 3lTJ; Haley, 24,l5l
For United States senator, Robert l.
Owen. 1850; Robert Galbreath, %
1853
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New Hindenburg
Line Is Prepared

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE Germans are
planning to evacuate the Roye- Lsssig-
-Noyon salient, says the Echo do
Paris. 1t is indicated, the paper adds.
that German pioneers and laborers are
al work behind the German front lines
on a new Hindenburg line
he German position IN Royc -
serious. Not only are the allies a
mile and one quarter west OF the town.
but the roads leading out OF it toward
Peronnc, Nesle and Noyon are under
the fire OF allied guns
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Gibbons Is Given
Cross of War for
Helping Wounded

CHICAGO, Aug H-Floyd Glib
bons, a special correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune in France, has been
awarded the croix de guerre with the
palm by the French war ministry, ac-
cording to special cablegram irom
Paris to the Tritpne General Petain's
citation states that Gibbons was seri-
ously wounded June 5 while going to
the aid of wounded American Off
Ger, thus giving proof OF the finest
devotion"
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IT'S MOVING DAY
WITH HUNS ALONG
the vESLE FRONT

N0YITH THE AMERICAN
wv ARMY ON THE VESLE
w FRONT, Aug. H.-Nearly
every day is moving day" with
the Huns behind the Vesle front
The northward traffic has con-
sisted principally of infantrymen
and trucks loaded with goods taken
from hou,es In villages. according
to reportS by aerial observers and
three Italians who escaped from the
Germans and reached the American
line The Italians said they saw
enormous shipments of household
material and similar articles, and
expressed the belief that the Ger
mans had brought them from south
Of the Vesle during the retreat.
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l3 German Aces
Missing Since July

WASHINGTON. Aug l7-Ihirteen
Of Germany's leading ayiators have
been listed as missing in action since
July |, according to an official dis
patch from France received here today
The aviators who have been thus listed
and the number OF allied, machines
which they were credited with bringing
down are
Leo Wenhardt, fifty-three. Mensh-
kofi, thirty.nlne BongartE and Buck
Ter, thiriy-threc eacn; Billik, thirty one
Won Turehrek. twenty seven: Kirch-
steiner, twenty seven, WueSthoik, TWEEN
y-six; Puetier, twenty-five Winsch,
Frederich and Pipphardt. twenty -one
each. and Renhardt, twenty.