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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
COL. MIXTER PAYS
VISIT HERE TODAY

Northumberland George w.
Mixter, vice president of Deere &.
Co, arrived unexpectedly in Mo
line last evening. and plans to re-
turn TO Washington this evening.
Colonel Mixter has been in the ma
tional capital the past year helping
the government in the production
or aircraft This is his second Wis
1t to Moline since he entered the
service of the government.
-R1lV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
EAST MOLINE

q Cyriel Beers left Tuesday even
{ ing for the Mayo Brothers hospital
at Rochester. MINI, to have an
& deportation.
Emil De Buyck who left two
Hweeks ago for Rochester. was oper-
ated on last week His friends VIII
be glad to know that he is getting
Halong nicely.
Work on the Haemer garage on
#Sixteenth avenue and Eleventh
tstreet is fast nearing completion.
Alphons De Grande of Fifth ave
Iuue. SiIvis, is unable to work on
kaccount Of rheumatism.
Henry. NageI, proprietor of TIE
l5 and Toe store at Eleventh street
land Fifteenth avenue. has sold his
business to Joe Van Hoe. He Will
Eenter the army in the next call.
Belgians of East Moline will com
memorate Sunday. July is, the ma
tional holiday of Belgium. A com
rnittee OF nine members Of the diff
ferent clubs will be appointed to
map ont a program for the oCcas-
son The proceeds Of the affair
Will 20 70 the fund for the Belgian
5nvalid soldiers.
81 Henry De Cap has bought a new
Oakland automobile.
II Carl Nuesli of the plumbing firm
HDf Speck & Nuesli is building Il
blouse on Ninth street hill.
III T B. Donahoo of Toronto. Car g..
has come to make his home with
bis sister. Mrs Charles Young and
kTill be connected with one of the
Factories for the season.
Mr. and Mrs William briggs of
kNatertown are in Peoria visiting
zheir daughter and attending the
state G. A. r. encampment. They
sTill be gone 10 DAYS.
". / Taze spent yesterday in
Aledo attending the Bankers con-
kentiOn.
Don Taze and Pierre Long will
Sc home tonight from Chicago.
e The card party last evening Civ
IN by the ladies of the Eagles was
H-elI patronized. Seven tables
600 Mrs NcNetle of Moline drew
#rst prize. Mrs. T. o. Youngren sec
ind and Mrs. DISCARD Ostrand drew
he alI-cut. The proceeds went TO
be Quincy fund. Seven members
Fave Monday as delegates to the
Convention held at Quincy Re
Feshments were served last even
hg.
81 Twenty-Five new members were
#elcomed into the new Baptist
shurch last evening. Appropriate
ervices were held. Installation 90
he Sunday school and church Of
GERS for the ensuing year took
8ace Frappe and waters and
Get acquainted meeting closed the
Fogram.
ii The Misses Kathryn Wiley.
Trace German and sigma Johnson
ave Monday to enter summer
#hool at Macomb.
III In the Churches.
III East Moline Methodist Sunday
|Ehool at 10 a. N. Children's day
Nogram II and Epworth league
/. m Subject. Finding and Fillir 2
II Ones Place in the World"
|Feaching s a. m, subject, The
nme to Enlist"
HI WATERFOWL church - Sunday !
II hool at 10 a. m. Preaching 10 a !
II Junior league go Epworth (
|ague. Finding and Filling Ones /
ace in the World"
kEast Moline Sunday /
.hool at 10. Preaching at II. sub /
|ct, The Love for the House Of .
3D." Music, church quartet
EAWatertown Baptist ~ SundG-
lool al 10 a. m 3. y. =. (. : D. T.
Preaching 7.45.
sEilvis Baptist Sunday school 10 !
m. Preaching II. subject, Idle /
IS" Rev. W d. Carroll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
READY FOR CAMPAIGN.

The industrial committee, an or
ganization of 100 men headed by O.
E. Mansur, is expected to be a big
factor in success of the thrift stamp
campaign, which opens this even
ing in Moline with oratory by the
four-minute men in the theaters.
Mr.. Mansur has named as his help
ers A. c. Abraham, f. H. Wilson,
H. w. Nelson, L. Z. Mutt, H. F.
Wheelock, f. P. Johnson, c. R.
Rosborough, Frank Silloway, L. G.
easier and T. B. Funk, who in turn
have each selected 10 assistants
This yields a force of 100 workers,
who will be assigned to all the
manufacturing plants of Moline and
East Moline. There are IL other
committees of 10 men each for the
business district, in addition to the
corporation committee, the mail
carriers, the Boy Scouts and sales
men of the Metropolitan and Pru-
Dental Insurance companies, MAX
ing total Of approximately three
hundred workers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
INTERCHURCH AT CAMP DIX.

four denominations - Baptism
gregational. Presbyterian and Luz
theran -have recently completed
and dedicated an "interchurch
headquarters" just outside Camp
Dix, Wrightstown, y. j. This
building, erected at a cost of 500
600, contains social room. confer
ence rooms. quarters for camp
pastors, and guest rooms for visit
ing religious workers. II adjoins
chapel previously built by the
Episcopalians, which. like the new
building, has been placed at the
disposal OF all denominations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
NEW Pillow COMPANY.

Springfield, Ill, June 8.-Appli-
cation for incorporation papers has
been filed with the secretary of
state by the Illinois Pillow company
of Moline, to deal in agricultural
implements; capital stock $4,000;
incorporators, G. A Stephens, F.
G. Allen, J. L. Irving, L. c. Bland
ing, c. H. Stephens and G. H. Hun
tOOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
EIGHT SHORT SO
FINE IS IMPOSED

.,arI Mutter was fined SO in jus
e court Thursday afternoon on
|nplaint OF the city scales inspec-
-Four out Of five scales in his
.cher shop registered a couple Of
bees more than actual weight. the
.pectOr testified Mutter said il
s impossible 70 keep the scales
sfectly adjusted in damp weather.
appealed the case to the circuit
srt-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
DUTCH NTERNE YANKEE.

The Hague, june S.-An Ameri-
can naval officer, Ensign Eaton of
Connecticut. has been informed
here. He was among other officers
who descended on Dutch territory
during a recent seaplane fight. He
was unhurt but his machine was
damaged.
Ensign Eaton's parents live IN
Massachusetts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
BANKERS SHOW IyCRFASF

New York, June S.-The actual
condition of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $44.11S,2IO
reserve in excess of legal require
ments. This is an increase OF
$l1,I65, $50 from last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
son IN FRANCE.

Mrs. Margaret Williams, 1902
River drive, Moline, this morning
received a letter from her son, Paul
+. Williams, written in France.
Paul enlisted in the engineering
corps at Chicago and was sent to
Camp Grant. Later he was trans
ferred to Houston. Texas, and he
left for France May 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
MAKES NO. ..

London.-The new Lord De
Mauley. who succeeds TO the barony
made vacant by the death OF the
former baron. brings up to two
the number Of active clergvmen
now in the list OF the British peer
age He is the vicar OF a small
parish at Vantage. The only other
active clergyman In the peerage Ia
LORD Montmorres, who is vicar OF
Swinton.
mere are two other peers. the
Earl or Mar and the MARQUIS az
Normanton, who are qualified
ciergymen but who hold no active
most At Lha nraSant TINA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
IOWA FEARS FLOOD

Burlington. Iowa. June S.-Iowa
and Mississippi rivers were report
ed rising rapidly and ii was feared
hundreds OF acres of valuable farm
lands will be flooded and crops de-
stToyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08

While the family was away yes
terday afternoon burglars broke
into the house at 1925 Eighteenth
street, Moline and stole $14 in cash
and a fountain pen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08

Magistrate Gustafson fined Clar-
enCe Bohwer and Oscar Brissman
IS and costs for speeding yesterday
afternoon. Donald Mccarthy, Dav
export, kicked in with like amount
for the same kind of an offense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
JAPAN IN DENIAL
OF WILD REPORTS
OVER CHINA PACT

Toxic, June s.-tBy the Associ.
ated Press.-The official statement
! isuued by the japanese govern
ment explanatory OF the Chino
Japanese military agreement de-
clares that the agreement relates
only TO cooperation by the two
nations in defense OF the peace and
welfare of the far east and eXpltc-
lily denies various rumors TO tho
contrary. The statement IN part
follows:
Currency has been given to va
rious rumors alleging that tho
agreements contain, for instance,
such stipulations as that the Chi
nese expedition is 10 be under jap
anese command; that Japan may
construct forts in Chinese terri
tory as such places as she may
choose; that Japan will take con-
troll of the Chinese railway, ship
yards and arsenals; and even that
Japan will assume control OF Chi
mas finances; will organize China's
police system; will acquire the
right of freely operating the Chi
nese mines and producing mater
ials for the use of the arsenals.
1T cannot be too emphatically
stated that these and similar ru-
mors are absolutely unfOunded."
buy War Savings stamps
STANDARDIZE W0AIEN'S DRESS.
Standardization of women
clothes is discussed as a measure
of war economy by the Women
Century, official organ OF the Ma.
tional Council OF Women OF Canada.
Every intelligent woman longs
to be released from the slavery %
clothes-men have had a standard
since the American Revolution. dts-
fering in detail but not in form
why can not women be equally
free?" asks the Women's Century.
Women are slaves to fashion.
which has been the leader and die
tator in the past. instead OF good
taste. The appropriateness or our
own common sense has not been
consulted, consequently clothes are
often inartistic and utterly insult
able to the occasion
Can We not have a standardized
style OF suit for the street and Sc
lect from all the dainty fabrics
those individual designs that bring
out the individual charms for home
expression? We only ask womcu
TO accept standardization as a prir-
clple not an uniform"
buy War Savings stamps
MAY MAKE MANGOES POPULAR.
The mango may become mora
popular as fruit for general use.
because OF the invention OF the man
go fork, which simplifes the pre-
cess OF eating il.
The king OF tropical fruits is.
after the orange and banana. the
most generally consumed OF tropi-
cal fruits in Mexico. A fruit OF de
licious taste IL is. however. almost
impossible 10 eat without soiling
the hands, says Consul Norton F.
brand In Commerce Reports. a
way or avoiding this has been dis.
covered. There is in use here what
Is known as the mango fork. The
mango contains large pit or seed
having an aperture at the base
Inc mango fork has three tines
The central tine, long and sharp.
Is inserted into the aperture of the
mango pit, while the shorter pierce
the flesh OF the mango and keep il
from revolving while being peeled
me mango. once fixed on the fork.
Is readily peeled and eaten without
'AnihnG tina handS-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
Police News

Because he was hurrying to an
swer a sick call, DIR. C. C. Sloan was
arrested for speeding yesterday in
Moline but the fine was suspended
by Police Magistrate Frank Gustaf-
son when the circumstances were
explained.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
KR6TKIE NOTATN MIEJSKIE.
= william H. Miller W zesziym t

william H. Miller W zeszlym ty-
podniu zosta{ z wiezienia %pOwiatowe-
90 wypuszczony "a kaucya pieniezna
W sumie $1,000, gdzie siedzial pod "a
rzutem rabunku. Wczoraj ubrany jak
elegant wsiadi do dor6zki i poczal ko-
lejno zwiedzac rome apartamenta w
dzielnicy p~o1nocnej, udajac, re miesz-
kahcom sklada wizyty. Natrafii przy-
padkowo ma apartament do kt6rego u
siIowa{ sic wlamac, sadzac, re miesz--
kanc6w ME ma. Pomylke przyplaclt
zn6w utrata wolnosci, gdyz pani f. j.
Hawerkost zauwazyla numer dor6zki,
uwiadomila policye, kt6ra wkr6tce po-
tenn Millera ujela.
- Tydzieh Cd dnia 15-go do ego
sierpnia znany bedzie jake ,,Pershins
Patriot Week" / poswiecony bedzie
Rampant ma rzecz wojennych znacz-
kow oszczednosciowych.
- Wczoraj mimo okropnego upaiu
ME wydarzyl sic W Chicago, ami jeden
wypadek udaru slonecznego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
( W0jNY!!
(Dokonczenie "a str. 1 }

wiedzie6 woine rzadowi bolsze-
wikow.
Shanghai, 6. sierpnia. - SHY
holszewikow, ktore okopaiy sic w
silnych pozycyach ma wschodnim
brzegu rzeki Usuri, otrzymaiy
posilki I Khabarowska i Biago-
veSzczehSka - mowi depesza Z
Wladywostoku. Wojska przycho-
dzace ma pomoc bolszewikom, ma
ia oddziai miedzynarodowy, Ii
czacy 1000 zoinierza i oddziai mi
traliez. w potyczce, kt6ra zaszla
dnia 1go sierpnia bolszewiki stta-
Gill 81 W zabitych, a Czecho-Sio-
wacy take ponieSli pewne ofiary.
Amsterdam, 6. sierpnia. - Mi
chai Rodzianko, byly prezydent
rosyjSkiej dumy, oglosii w petro-
~gradzkiej ,Veczernee Vremya"
memorial, w ktorym wzywa do
przywrocenia w Rosy rzadow
monarchicznych. Ambasadorowie
Aliant6w w Rosyi, opuszczajac
Wologde. oSwiadczyli, re ME
chca mice mic do c~zynienia z rza-
dem bolszewikow, jak diugo Rad
ten opierac sic bedzie ma pruskich
junkrach.
Picking, 6. sierpnia. - General
Semenow, w6dz Kozakow, poko-
many zostal w Mandzuryi i cofnal
sic 10 mil W giab terytoryum
chihskiego, Scigany przez bolsze-
wik6w. Rowniez otrzymaf Rad
chihski wiadomoSc, re Tybetanie
buntuja sic, majac "a swych do
radc6w wojskowych - Niemc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
(Dokonczenie re STRONGLY %.

Ogolna liczba nowych regestro-
wcow wedluk powyzszych obi
czeh wyniesie troche ponad 15,-
100000. Wielu wyksztaiconych
zawodowcow i przemysiowc0w
bedzie sic musialo regestrowac,
lecz setki, a moze tysiace ich ME
zobaczy sluzby wojskowej; W sa-
mym kongresie znajduje sic pre-
szlo 100 takich, ktorzy podchodza
pod MOVIE okreSlenie wieku woj-
skowego.
Columbus, Ohio. 6. sierpnia.-
Mai. w. S. Pealer, dyrektor gio-
wnej kwatery komisyi poboro-
wych W Ohio, otrzymal wczoraj
zawiadomienie z Waszyngtonu,
zaeby umieScii wszystkich IONA
tych regestrowcow, ktorych zony
NIGGA zapracowac ma utrzymanie
W pierwszej klasie; odnosi sic to
40 tych, ktorzy ME maja dzieci.
Niektore komisye poborowe liczy-
w iuz wszystkich regestrowcow
zonatych, a bezdzietnych do pier
wszej klasy, inne zaS tylko tych,
ktorych zony pracuja.
PROJEKT POBoROWY WY
SLANY DO SENATE.
Washington, ego sierpnia. -
Ma usilne naleganie kwatermi-
strza mar. gen. Crowdera, kt6ry
zada, azeby rozpoczeto nova re-
gestracye W sierpniu ma 13,00o,-
COO mezczyzn m}odziehc6w,
projekt poborowy wymagajacy
regestracyi wszystkich W latach
pomiedzy 18-ym a 45-ym roktem
zostai wysiany do Izby / Senatu'
Wediug orzeczeh gen. Crowde7
IA, jezeli sprawl projektu costa
ME podjeta natychmiast, rege-
stracya zostanie ustanowienale6
tydzieh dia tych, ktorzy dojds Fl
lat zycia. Prezes Kemitetu,
spraw wejskewyeh SeHatu
Chamberlain postanowii podjat
sprawe prejektu dzisiaj. Prezes
Komiteta 1zby, Dent, es#iadczyi
be ME przyjdzis dc deeyzyi W tel
sprawie, peniewaz tyfke kilku
czienk6w ksmitetu zHajduje sic
We Waszsngtenis. Senator Gun
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
23-cia Miedzynarodowa
Konwencya Zakonu
.atolickich Lesniczych W Duluth, MINI.


Ijechali z Chicago W niedziele, DIN
Ago sierpnia, o godz. $50 pc po'
iudniu Z dworca Chicago ant
North Western.
Ma czele delegacyi polskici
dwor6w jest czlonek miedzynaro'
dowego dworu, dyrektor Lcor
Winiecki.
Delegaci przybyli szczeSliwie
do Duluth, gdzie g}6wna kWate,
"a staneli W najwiekszym hotelu
nSpaulding."
We wtorek delegaci zbiora sic
w hotelu Spaulding, skad odbe'
die sic poch0d ma nabozehstwc
do Katedry.
w skiad polskiej delegacy'
wchodza nastepujacy: Leon Wi,
niecki, dyrektor miedzynarodo,
wego dworu, sedzia J. F. Dan,
'kowski, Julian Szczepahski, Sta.
nisfaw Sobieszczyk, Mateusz Go,
rzyiski, Adolf Mlyniec, Jan
Krzemiiski, Jan Kaznecki, Sta,
nis1aw Jaroszewski, Pawel Rych-
iowski, Jan Schornak, X. S. A
Ebert, prob. par. Sw. Piotra W
Stevens Point, Wis, Jan A. Win
czewski z Winona, MINI. i jar
Dombowy z Pierz, MINI.
correspondent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
Duluth, Mimi, 5. sierp. 1918,

Duluth, Mimi, 5. sierp. 1918,
DIS zrana o godz. $50 zjecha-
Ii sic do Duluth, MINI. delegaci
Zakonu Kat. LeSniczych Z r6z-
nych Stanow i Kanady ma Kon-
wencye Miedzynarodowa, ktora
sic rozpocznie jutro, we wtorek,
ego sierpnia.
Celem konwencyi jest przepro-
wadzenie uchwaf i poprawek do
konstytucyi i wyb6r urzednikow
Wysokiego Dworu.
Ma tejze konwencyi obecnych
.bedzie 256 delegatow Z nastepuja-
cych Stanow i prowincyi: Z Hi
nois 60; Z Wisconsin 81, z Prov.
SO, z Minnesota %, Z O.
.hio Is, Z Ontario IA, Z Iowa II, z
Massachusetts, s, z Michigan s, z
New Hampshire 6, Z Maine 6, Z
Indiana 5, z Vermont 5, z North
Dakota 3, Pennsylvania 3, Rhode
Island 3, Kentucky 2, Nebraska
2, South Dakota 2, Washington 2,
California I, Louisiana 1, Mani
toba l, Maritime Province I, Mis-
souri, 1. Montana 1, Oregon I.
Ma konwencye miedzynarodowa
wybieraja rome Stany jednego
delegate ma kazde 600 czlonkow.
Delegaci re Stanu. Illinois wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
INNE TELEGRAMY.
NIEMCY ~BOMBARDUJA
r

Paryz, 6. sierpnia. Wczoraj
rano Niemcy ma nowo podJell
bombardowanie Paryza z daleko-
noSnych dzia}, co jednak ME robi
iuz wielkiego wrazenia ma Parry
zanach. Czynia to Niemcy re
wzgled6w politycznych celem IL
5pienia czujnoSci ludnoSci ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
o PODATKI Cd
DOCHOD6W.

Komitet Sposob6w i Srodk6w
p~odwyzszyf wczoraj podatki cd
wszystkich dochod6w powyzej
$1,000 900 az do $5,0O0,O 900 do Is
procent, azeby zebrac $8,OOO,-
900, 900 rocznego dochodu. Poni-
zej podaje sic nowo uregulowane
podatki cd dochodow:
Cd dochod6w pomiedzy $780,
600 do $500, 900, podatek 55 pro
cent, zamiast 50 procent: jak ME
dawno postanowiono.
Cd dochodow pomiedzy $780,
900 a $780, 900 podatek so pro-
cent, zamiast So.
Cd dochod6w pomiedEy $780,
900, a S1,O0O,OO podatek 65
procent, zamiast 63.
Cd dochodow pomiedzy ST.
900, 900, a $4,000, 900, podatek 10
procent;
Dochody powyzej $5,000,0 900,
podatek 70 procent zamiast 65.
Zaraz pc sesyi Komitetu pre-
yes Kitchin, oSwiadczyl, re do
ch6d z podatkow cd wyg6rowa-
nych zysk6w wyniesie $780,
100000. Subkomitet ME uzupe}-
nil jeszcze swoich podatk6w cd
luxus6w; up}ynie, prawdopodob-
ME kilka dni zanim bedzie go
MONA wys1ac do Senatu. Podat-
XII, cd luxusow, wedfug orzeczen
niekt6rych czfonkow subkomite-
ty beda 10 procent cd sprzeda-
zy; inne podatki ME zostafy jesz
cze zupefnie uregulowane.
ANGIELSCY LOTNICY 3D.
WIEDZA STANY ZJEDN.
WE WRZESNIU.
Washington, ego sierpnia. -
Raporty urzedowe donosza, re
poczawszy cd 1-go wrzesnia 1917
roku do 20-go lipca 1918 roku,
zgine{o 155 lotnikow amerykan-
skich. Urzednicy twierdza, re
wypadki awiatyczne Aliant6w So
liczniejsze, anizeli amerykan-
skie. Raporty wykazuja, re W
przeciagu powyzej wymienione-
go czasu, 74ch oficer6w, 35 ka-
det6w, 9-ciu ~prywatnych lotni--
k6w / 7-miu cywilnych instruk-
tor6w zostafo zabitych. Komitet
publicznej informacyi postarai
sic o kilkunastu angielskich / a.
merykahskich lotnik6w, ktorzy
majs zwiedzic niekt6re miasta
we wrzeSniu. Maj. G, K. Rhine
hart bedzie przewodniczyi par
tyi awiatycznej z Waszyngtonu
honorowym goseiem bedzie brig
gen. Charles F. Lee, G. N, c.,
brytyjski veteran lotnik, stoja-
ey obeenie ma czele brytyjskiej
misyi awiatyeznej do Stan6w
Zjednoczenych. Partya bedzie
sic skSadala z brytyjskich | ame-
rykahskieh lotnikow, ktorzy be-
da przemawiali W niekt6ryeh pc
nizej wymienieHyeh miastach,
Penizej pedaje sic miasta i IA
zHaczsHy dzien przybyeia awia-
ter6w!
De Cincinnati, 14-ge sierpHia
do Dayton, 15ge sierPHia; de
Columbus, 1899; de Cleveland,
17-ge i 1899; do Toledo, 1890;
de Detroit, 20-ge j 21-ge; do In
diapapplis. 22-pe j 23-qe; do st.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
nlIeCklel
LOTNICY NIEMIECCY Ma
WYBRZEZU G

Londyn, 6. sierpnia. po-
niedzialek o godzinie 9tej wieczo-
rem aeroplany niemieckie zblizy-
ly sic do w~ybrzeza wschodniego
A.nglii, ale ME zdoialy przedostac
sic W giab wysPy oznaJmia
admiralicva angielska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-06
2 KANTOWA.

- Tow. Sw. W{adyslawa Kr6la Cd
bedzie posedzenie W srode, dnia 80
sierpnia, o godzinie Smej wieczorem
W hall mr.. 2gi. - st. Kupczyk, PREF.
B. Ntemierowicz, sekr. prot
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z OBOZU GRANTA.

w
Snia.
z OBOZU GRANTA.
Rockford, ILL.,, 6 sierpnia. -
I35-ciu ochotnikow i ME komisyj-
nych oficerow 342-go pufku pie
choty otrzymaio wczoraj avian
Sc "a wiernoSc w sfuzbie swo--
jej. Pomiedzy tymi, ktorzy o.
trzymali awanse znajdowafo sic
kilku Polak6w, kt6rymi So: ka-
pral Emiliusz B. Kostka, ma
sierzanta, kapr. Jan F. Andrze-
jewski ma sierzanta, kapr. Anto-
nj Kwiatkowski tez ma sierzan-
ia.
Zeno Hudson, kt6ry byi inzy-
nierem W korpusie rekonesanso-
wynn i dyrektorem rzadowego tie
lefonu w obozie, zostaf przenie-
stony do centralnego departa-
mentu w Chicago, gdzie bedzie
dyrektorem wszystkich telefo-
now tego departamentu. l.. F.
Randolph, jego asystent obejmie
kierownictwo mad LIMA telefo--
niczna W obozie; bedzie on takze
bada} LIME telefoniczne w obo-
zie Funston, w Kansas i obozie
Dodge w Des Moines, Iowa.
Gen. Martin, w towarzystwie
szefa sztabu Rogera S. Fitchena
i kapitana Edgberta Spencer'a,
wyruszyf w AUTOMOBILE do Spar
ia, Wis, gdzie przegladnie 161
brigade magazynowa, kwatero-
wanna w obozie Robinson, MEDIA
leko cd Sparta, Wis; pozostanie
on tam kilka dni.
Zachodza pogfoski, re nowi o.
ficerowie, kt6rzy ukoncza szko-
~ oficerskie w obozie, ME poja-
da z 86ta dywizya do Francyi,
lecz pozostana w obozie; maja
oni stanowic nova dywizye, kt6-
ra bedzie zorganizowana skoro
tylko obecna dywtzya wyruszy
do Francyi.
WIELKI R
SPUsZCZoNY MA WODE,
Filadelfia, 6. sierpnia. - Wiel-
XII warsztat okretowy W Hog Is
land we Fiiadelfii, spusci1 wczo-
raj pierwszy okret n9uistconck'
PREY uroczystje okazyi, Honoro-
wynn goStmi PREY owej okazyi
byli; PAM Woodrow Wilson. kt6-
"a ochrzcifa newy okret, prezy-
dent Wilson / wileu urzednik6w
rzadowych i rebotnik6w warszta-
tn okretowego. Zaraz Pc spusz-
~czeniu ma wode nowege transport
to#ca, pFezydnet Wilson, jego 70
ia i urzednicy rzadeHi w iowa
rzystwie pFezesa Wydziafu trans
poFtaeyjnege Huriey'a, dyrekto--
ra Schwab'a i WieePFezes6w Pie
"a i Fryderyka HolbFook'a, zwie-
dzaii oibrzymie ~warsztaty, kt6re
niedawno zostaiy wybude#ane.
Prezes Hurley oSwiadczyi, re a.
zeby wykohczyt zam6wione O.
krety wojenne i hsndiowe, upiy-
ME kilka lat. Warsztat okretowy
W Hog Island, jest jednym z maj
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Louis, 24-go i 25-go; do Kansas
City, 26-go i 27-go; do Des Moi
mes, 29-go i 29-go; do Omaha,
3O-go i Sligo; do Minneapolis i
st. Paul, 1go i Ego wrzeSnia;
do Milwaukee, Ago wrzeSnia
do Chicago, 5-go i ego wrze--
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