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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13

OHohiShl EOllAASALy OllSClOW
o~skarzaja o gwalt i rabunek wi6-
Scian i nawet o ~zabojstwa. Tele-
granny z opisami takich wypad--
k6w naptywaja do wszystkich
zwierzchnikow ~wojskowych i do
mnie, przyczem nawet groza IL
zyciem silly pod adresem wojska
polskiego. Me watpie, re zoinierz
Polak jest zanadto ku~lturalnym,
zeby dopuscic sig gwa}tu mad kim
kolwiek, lecz Z drugiej strony
WIEN doskonale, re portrait obro-
mic swoj honor i zycie. Rzeczywi-
Scie ma tym tie miai miejsce wy
padek, gdy strzelano do naszych
zolnierzy, CO zmusilo ich odpo--
wiedziec saliva.
Gdy podniesiono kwestye O kon
centracyi polskiego korpusu, re
wszystkich stron ~polecialy tele-
granny, re m%iejscowe komitety
ME chca widziec wojska polskie-
so, a wiec z tego wynika, re nam
nawet przytuiku odmawiaja.
Polacy, ktorzy chc9 powr6cic
do kraju, jake zorganizowana i
dyscyplinowana armia, }aczr sic
w jednostki podlegajace Naczel--
nemu Polskiemu Komitetowi
Wojskowemu, wybranem przez
Zjazd wojskowych Polak6w W
ostatnich czasach wfadze rosyj-
skie wydaiy szereg rozkazow o
formowaniu jednostek bojowych
I Polak6w, kt6rych wewnetrzny
uklad zupeinie odpowiedzialby.
ukIadowi armii rosyjskiej.
Taxi ukiad ME Jest z~aaprobo-
wany przez Zjazd wojskowych
Polakow i wyloniony przezeh
Komitet Naczelny. Wobec tego
formacye odmienne wprowadzaja
rozlam wSr6d mas i maja ma celu
ulycie mas Polak6w do partyjnej
walk rosyjskiej. Pulk w Bie}go-
rodzie, kt6ry do ostatnich czasow
nosil NAIVE polskiego, byl uzyty,
jak podaja gazety, do walk pre-
ciwko Kaledinowi, czyli re wygla
da, il jesteSmy w charakterze ma
jemnik6w rosyjskiej partyi poll
tycznej. Wreszcie oskarzaja mnie
o kontrrewolucyjne dazenia, o
przynaleznoSc do tel lub owej
partyi. Ot6z .partya" moja navy
wa sic zjednoczona i nlepodlegla
Polska.
Czyz te wszystkie fakty ME do
wodza slusznoSci tego, o czem
wspomniaiem wyzej? Czyz zol-
nierze i oficerowie Polacy dopu--
szczaja sic gwalt6wH Czy nam
Po1akom potrzebne jest wojsko Ii
tylko ola obrony interesow ma
szego kraju, czy tez many obo-
wiazek przelewac krew swoja "a
oboe nam sprawy? Czy ~patrzebne
nam jednolite wojsko, czy tez PQ-
trzeba nam kilkr grup, mic wsp6l-
nego re SODA ME majacych? Czy
ME many prawa goScinposci w
pahstwie, "a kt6re try lata leje
sic krew Polska? Czy nasza wilma
jest, re to pahstwo ME mialo i ME
ma rzadu, ktoryby da} ludowi po-
k6j i dobrobyt? Wreszcie, czy ME
many prawa sami urzadzic sic pc
dug swej wolf, bez wtracania sic
obcych w nasze sprawy narodo-
we?
Juz miat miejsce wypadek, re
nicproszeni instruktorowie poll
tyczni zjawili sic do pierwszej
kompanii inzynieryjnej, skad ME
zwlocznie przez samych zolnie--
yzy byli wyproszeni.
Czekajcie ma nich II siebie. La
czcie sic Polacy, brohcie villas
nych interes6w. Do cudzych, jak
poprzednio sic ME wtracajcie, a
sobie w kasze dmuchac tez ME
Ipozwalajcie.
Minsk, w grudniu, 1917
Generai-porucznik
D~owbor4MuSnicki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
POLOzENIE w KROLE-
sTWIE,

stycznia.)
Czy podr6z Rady Regencyjnej
i prezesa ministrow do stolic
Pahstw Cetnralnych przyczyniia
sic do wzmocnienia stanowiska
tych najwyzszych wladz polskich
w oczach spoieczehstwa Krolest-
wa, wydaje sic watpliwem. To,
co dotychczas s}yszelismy o re-
zultatach pobytu representative
Polski w Berlinie i Wiedniu, ME
pozwala ma zbyt korzystny sad o
wynikach pozytywnych, TAME O.
siagnietych. Wiemy, % W jednej
i w drugiej stolicy przyjmowano
orszak polski z wszelka kurtoa-
zya zewnetrzna, re Ia brak obja-
WOW goscinnosci w postaci obia-
dow, sniadai, podwieczork6w i
innych przyjet reprezentanci pol
soy skarzyG sic ME mogli.
Przypuszczamy wszakze, re ma
wet niezbyt obyci z ceremonia}em
dyplomatycznym przedstawiciele
Kr6lestwa ME pozwolili sic odu-
rye wonnym dymem kadzide} o.
ficyalnych i trzezwo uwage swa
skierowali tylko ma tie sprawy,
kt6re representing realny interes
Polski. w tel dzicdzinie, many
wrazcnie, plan z~abieg6w polskich
nie byl zbyt obfity. To przynaj-
mniej co Biuro PraSowe PREY de-
partamencie spraw politycznych
oglasza, jest nader mike i niena-
macalne.
,,Podczas pobytu w Berlinie"-
pisze wspomniane Biuro - 10
mawiano istotnie, jak to donios}y
pisma, sprawe organizacyi Rady
Stanu, przejmowania administra-
cyl, istnienie polskich przedsta-
wicielstw "a sgranica, nastephie
sprawe zniesienia w Krolestwie
Polskiem cafego szeregu praw
wyjatkowych oraz sprawe anne
styi i cofniecia srodkow represyJ-
nych, zastosowanych do szeregu
os6b. w prowadzonych ~pertrak--
tacyach zdawano sobie sprawe z
tego, IL w Berlinie krzyzuja sic
re SODA diva kierunki: prad przy-
chylny ola mas Z pradem innym.
To nalezy mice w oryentacyi ma
szej ciagle ma oku.
Naogoi podroz ostatnia zarow-
no rozszerzyla znacznie horyzont
informacyjny polskich wladz ma
czelnych i s~tworzyla grunt ola Ia
twiejszej sytuacyi wobec czynni-
k6w miejscowych. Ca}y szereg
zapoczatkowanych sPraw jest juz
niewqtpliwie w toku."
Mona ten elaborat oficyalny
wycisnac jak cytryne trescl
pozytywnej ME doszukamy sic.
w waznej sprawie udzia}u W ro-
kowaniach pokojowych, O ktorej
komunikat ow ME wspomina, re-
zultat, jak sic skadinad dowiadu-
jenny, byi raczej negatywny niz
korzystny. Z wywiadu, jaki mial
Ii p. KucharzeWsklego przeosta--
wiciel Agency Prasowej W Vie
dniu, dowiadujemy sic W tel ma
teryi, co nastepujc;
,Dopuszczenie Polakow do TO-
Rowan brzeskich w >ckarakterze
nietylko rzeczoznawcow i dorad-
cow, lecz w charakterze podob-
nym do tego, W jakim znajduja
sic delegaci Ukrainy stoja ma
drodze przcszkody- natury mle--
dzynarodowej. Welding p. XII
charzewskiego wzgledy tc dzi-
siaj - wobec tego, re ~wydarze--
MIA wojny domagaja sic rewizyi
dotychczas obowiazujacego pra--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-13
'Nagroda polskich bo1szewikow.

Jeszcze latem ubieglego roku
socyalisci upolscy" W Rosyi wy
sf1i swych agitatorow do Bielgo-
rodu, gdzie stai zaioga jeden pulk
polski. Agitatorzy CT wstqpili do
pu4ku i rozpoczeli swa zbrodni-
ca robote. Pc paru miesiacach
punk by} zupelnie zdemoralizowa-
ny. Uwiezii swych ~oficerow,
wProwadzil .rewolucyjny" IT,
str6j rosyjski, ma dowodzce pufku
w~ybrany zosta} porucznik Jackie
wicz, ktory ma Kaukazie sic uro-
dill, nigdy W Polsce ME byi i pc
Polsku movie ME umiaf, a IVY
delegowany'' zostaf do pu}ku, ia
ko zdolny agitator socyalistyczny,
Pulk ten, pc wycofaniu Z niego
zdrowszych zywiol6w, wykreSlo-
ny zosta} zswojska polskiego. Ma
MIN budowala swe nadzieje FARO
VINO .lewica' wojskowa, przeci-
VIVA tworzeniu armii, jak i boil
szewicy. Istotnie, przez pewien
czas zdemoralizowany pu}k wy
slugiwal sic obcym celom. Przele-
wal swa krew w obronie Lenina,
Trockiego i Sowietow, przeciwko
kczakom Kaledina. Alec w~reszcjc
i tam p~rzejrzano. CT zolnierze 20
stall zbuntowani w imie has}a, re
ME trzeba przelewac krwi w wal
&c "a Polske przeciwko Niemcom,
re ,rewolucya" oznacza pok6j, a
tymczasem przewodnicy wymaga
Ii Cd Mich, ably wciaz wciaz po-
Sciecali swe zycie i. nadstawiali
glow. -. "a co? ola kogo? Kaza-
no i'm wyruszyc do walk przeciw
Ukraihcom. Tu juz cierpliwosc
sic wyczerpala. Oparli SIG. I OTTO
czytamy w ,,Dzienniku Poznah--
skim :
w nocy z % ma 90 grudnia
(starego stylu) otoczy}o~ wojsko
bolszewickie pierwszy pu}k rewo-
lncyjnego wojska polskiego w
Bie}gorodzie, rozbroilo je, aresz-
towa}o wszystkich oficerow, wy
sy1ajac ich do Moskwy, a dowod'
ce puiku, Jackiewicza, zamordo--
wa}o w ohydny spos6b znecajac
sic mad trupem jego, sickajac ia
sakami W kawa}y i wyk}uwajac w
kohcu oczy.
Powodem byla ia okolicznoSt,
re. pulk polski ME chciaf wyru-
szyc przeciwko Ukraihcom.
Zepsucie i krew tych zo}nierzy
- Polak6w przeciez - spadna ma
glowy .lewicy" wojskowej npol-
skich" bolszewik6w.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
ONEn $500 IN MELTING POT.

The "Sentinels OF Service" are meet
ing with much success with the melt
ing pot for France orphans which they
are conducting. u is announced that
over $500 has been collected aud they
feel that in the end the amount col
lected will far exceed this. There are
a number Of these melting pots placed
on Market street at various times TO
receive contributions The scntlnels
feel much encouraged in their work
for the little folks In far Off France.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
Peoples Column
THE YELLOW TOMATOES.
To ihe Editor OF THE EvENING JOUl

To the Editor OF THE EVENING JOUR
NAL:
Sir--I notice in the columns Of your
paper articles concerning the yellow
tomato that has made its appearance
in Delaware. The same condition pre-
walls, in a small degree, in Coleralne
township. Pa, where / am farming.
We find II attractive In color and ac-
cepiable in taste. Three experienced
farmers have told me they prefer 1t to
the red tomato. do
Speaking personally. the packers need
not hesitate to use u for market de-
mand and housekeeDers to put It NJ
for home consumption. II could be
called "the Suffrage Tomato" being
Yellow and It's appearance may be the
forerunner Of victory In Delaware for
suffrage for women.
EDWARD DE-LACOUR.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07

NE work OF women on the tGttle-
fad o. in the hospitals, nursing, cheer
me rnd comforting the wounded or
oy.ag, is a very small part Of what
women do 10 promote countsy's fght-
iIg capacity.
Many Of our American women hIe
not strong enough 20 endure tt,se
iardships. Thousands of women in
the United States have overcome their
rufferings. -ld have been cured Of
womep's ills by Dr. Pierce's Tavcr:te
Prescription. This medicine can now
be haS in tablet form es well as
liquid, and every woman who suffers
from backache, headachs, nervous
sss, should take this Prescription
:. Doctor Pierce's. u is prepared
froE1 Dsture's roots and 6erbs. It's
not secret prescription, for lie
Ingredients are printed on the wrapper.
Write DR.. Pierce in full confidence for
free medical advice or send lOc for trial
okg. OF tablets to DIR. Pierce's Inyalids'
hotel, Buffalo. New York.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
NEGRO AMUCK In
STREET W TIL RAZOR

William Johnson, Negro, running
amuck with razor at Taylor and Pop
lar streets early This afternoon caused
much excitement and scattering Of
persons nearby Miss Churchman. a
woman living IN the neighborhOod, tel
ephoned the police Sergeant Devinish
and a patrol crew hurried 20 the 10
cality and disarmed the Negro, taking
him 10 the station in the police patrol.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
AUTO-INTOXICATION? q?

When poisons zccumulato In the in
testines ard are SEM thru the channels
Of the blood because Of the stAgnation
Of this part Of tie body, IL is what Ss
cell autO-intoucaticn. II urualiy pr
cedes any sickness, and you will escape
about nine-tenths Of the ills OF humanity
fyou keep The bowels open. Eat coazro
foods and occasionally take a pil.
A pleesanS form OF vegetable laxs-
stive that is to be bad at any drug s,ors.
was invented by DR.. Pierce, who put
together May apple, sloes, jalap. Ask
AZ almost any pharmacy for Pleasant
Pellets and they can be hsd for $50
the vial
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
Eternal Vigilance
is the Price
of Health

No normal man can 20 along. day after DAY
breaking the laws Of hesith and set away
with H. You can't live csrelessly and an your
stomsch with all kinds Of food without paying
the price. Sooner or later your digestive orEs rs
will weaken and all the consequent disorders
of indigestiou Will put you hack" Distress
tongue, bad taste, offensive breath water
hrash, shooting pains IN stosn sch, constips.
ton. dizziness. palpitation Of the heart loss
~ breath and other symptoms warn you that
your stomach needs help.
MUNYON'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY has been
prepared 70 meet these conditions n sets
almost Immediately on the Gastric Juices aud
Eives the stomach tone and vieor 20 digest
slmost anything. II makes good, rich blood
revitslizes the whole system and restores the
bodily functions 70 normal once more. At al
drUsgists.--Adyertisement
Evening journal., 1918-09-07

Fred Farley. Terre Haute, IND.
Harry y. Altemus, Manly Clio. Pa.
Edward J. Anderson, Bergen1eld, n
Paul Westley Ankney, Sturgis. Mich
Maruis Archambeau, Red Granite
Wis.
\ Raymond ]. Atchinscn. Framinghan
Mass.
Joseph Bang, Sebawaing, Mich.
Robert II. Barker, West Bridgewater
Mass.
Alybert C. Beard Bristow, Mont.
Jack L. Belyea, Los Angeles, Cal
Elton a. Biggs, FL Paso, Texas.
John Boichink, Hawk Run, Pa.
Richard Carter, New York, n. Y.
Harry / Dignan, Gardenville, Md.
Joseph Duda, Omaha. Neb.
, Tandy II. Futrell, Golden Pond, Ky.
George Halada, Austria.
Oca. 4. Hardin, Chicago, III.
William Hynes, Chicago, III.
Iver 5. Johnson. West Auburn. Mass
George Michael Lagerman, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Siegmund Miller, Sprlngvale, Wis.
Fred C. SCHNEIDER, Marshneld, Wis.
Charles H. Schneider, Rutherford
~.
Elmer Edward Schram. BaraboO, Wis
George Schumacher, CaZenovia, Wis
Fred Shatuck. Sheppard, Mich.
Jim NJ Siler, Jellico, Tenn.
Fletcher X. Smith, Longgmott, Texas
Privates:
Alfonzo Stearns, West Warren. Mass.
Virgil L. stevens, Argenta. Ark.
John Sullivan, Harrison, y. Y.
Tom Neragc, Rhinelanucr, Wis.
Charles Vincent plainneld Conn.
Walter loungs. Blanchard, Mich.
Wounded degree Undetermined.
Sgt Roy J. shane. Metz, Calf.
Gorporals:
John \. Miller, Santa Barbara. Cal.
Frank Tella, Providence, RI.
Stanley Suganski, Chelsea, Mass.
Priyates:
James L. Ashby, Lancaster. pa.
Mike Black, IIamtramck, Mich.
Michael 4. Jablonski. Hamtramck,
Mich
Charles o. JOchim, New Orleans. La
Hyman Kaufman. Philadelphia, Pa.
Daniel p. Kelly. Pottsville, pa.
Herman F. Krohn, Almond, Wis.
Wilbur Fred Kruger. Ldporte Ipd.
Carl r. Lamping. Chicago, III.
Matt Lund, LOvelOcks, New.
Clarence McCool, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jay McCown. Urbana. IN.
William Z. Mckinley, Homer. Nebr.
Hans p Marcher, Fishtail Mont.
Joseph Maskin, Chicago. m.
Lloyd r. Meson, Minneapolis. MINI.
Manuel Molina, Rock Springs. Texas
John j. Murtha. san Diego, Cal.
Leonard Pinkey. Coaldale. Pa.
Joseph b. Saliunas. Waterbury. Conn
Ezra Quinton Sevedge, Civet. Okla.
Luigi SfrattOno, Chester, Pa.
Martin II. Sheriff, Oak City, Mont.
Joe SiminOwski, Chicago. Ill.,
Charles Henry Simmons. Lockyille, O..
Alfred Skow, Estherville, Iowa.
Joseph Smith, Brownsville, Tex.
Walter A. Stanley, Doland. s. Oak.
James NJ. Sullivan. Baltimore, Nd.
ElwoOd Taylor, Dimock, Pa.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07

Capt. Joseph y. Davis, Roslyn, y. \.
Private:
Daniel ]. Allen. Denver. Colo.
Elmer + Bovlby, Westport, :. Oak
Robert Warren Clarkson. Grove City
Pa.
Hobert G. Jones. Parkersburg. w. Va
John Shubick, Coaldale. Pa.
Frank Smith, Nanceburg. Ky.
Leo I. Sturtevant, Lebanon. oregon.
Fred Schwitzenberg. Neilsville, Wis
John NJ. Treda. eWbster. Minn
Nichols Fred TrlerwCller. Marshleld
Wis.
/ Carl Wiese. Watertown. Wis.
Leo Yonke. Plainheld. Wis
Died of Wounds Received in Action.
1t. Alan c. Clark, Boston. Mass.
It. Andrew " Seipel. Pinehurst.
Was.
Corp. Austin Run. Ensley. Ala.
Privates:
Walter ]. Keefe, North. Fargo. y. D,
Alexanerd James Rudeau, Jersey City,
y. J.
Amory Pollard Sawyer, Jr., North
BrOokfleld, Mass.
Wounded Severely in Action.
1t John r Thomas Whitford, Pa.
Sgt. Leslie Hummel, Fl. Atkinson,
Wis.
sgt. Ainsley Smith. Danville. Ala.
Corporals:
Leonard L. Hammond Warsaw, Mo.
John Charles Hoefs. Reedsburg. Wis.
Ben J. JawOrski Milwaukee, Wis.
William A. Perrins, Jr, Jamaica
Plain. Mass.
William A. Amos, Sycamore. Va.
George Cummings. st. Louis. Mo.
Remy A. Depril, Scammon. Kansas.
Thornton W. Eastin, Louisville. by.
Privates-
Edward F. Mclaughlin. Chariestown,
Mass.
Harold E. Malmrose, Chicago, III.
Mechanics
William A. Metlln. Elwood City. Pa.
Ora William Smith, Reedsburg. Wis.
Cook Louis NJ Craig, Steger III.
Prviates-
Bert 4. Andrews, Walnut Ridge. Ark.
Edward r. Carpenter, Greenup. lll.
William II. Carson, Waikiki. y. y.
John Evanets. st. Louis, Mo.
Huxley L. Galbraith. WoOdhurn. Ore.
Coral Lyle Hagerman, Cheboygan.
Mich.
Joseph Jaszcz, CHICAGO. III.
Claude 4. Maddox. Decatur. I'll.
Frank Mandella, Leesville, La.
Robert ]. Mullen. Rochester, " y.
BENJAMIN A. Nelson. oxford, Wis.
John Oldani. Detroit, Mich.
Berlie Albert Rich. Fenwick, Mich.
Ambers Sapp, Nepton, Ky.
Edward Nick Schassberger, Maybee,
Mich.
Walter C. Thompson, Norwood, n.
Car.
Theodore Tremblay. Philadelphia. Pa.
Roman Joseph NOsmeier, Richmond,
Ind.
Frank y. Wise. Mcpherson. Kans.
Ira George Flint. Cadillac, Mich.
Leopold Fricano. Milwaukee, Wis.
Stanley Froncezk. Jessup, Pa.
Loren Thomas Gay. Seneca. Wis.
Edward Harry Grams, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Herman Frank Gueths. Fon du Lace,
Wis.
steven Haiostek, Crystal Falls, Mich.
Albert Hale, Warsaw. y. Y.
Jesse L. Hart, King1sher, Okla.
Edward McCree Hiler, Grand Haven,
Mich.
George Hoford. Plainneld, y. ].
Lynn Hollenbeok, Manistique. Mich.
Robert A. Hollis, Lanett. Alaa
homer jenkins, Winchester, Ind.
Eiihu Jones, Watauga, Ky.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07

Every woman shoul1 make herself
fit FOR vars call at hcne OF abroad.
She should obtain book called the
. Medical Adviser" either at her near
est drug store or by sending ffty one
cent stamps to invalids' Hotel for this
book, which tells about nursing, enat-
omy, physiology, first aid to the wound
ed, the marriage relation, knowledgs
Of sex, rMosher and babe
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
SWISS WOMEN ARE
SEEKING The VOTE

lBy Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
BERNE. sept. 7.-Women's suffrage
leaders are carrying on campaign In
many Swiss csntons where women have
not won the vote. but where the sub
iect is under consideration by the par
llamentary authorities.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
S25.OOO.OOO COMPANY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del Sept THE National
Resources Development Company. with
capital OF S25.OOOO00. to acquire lands
containing oil, coal, natural gas and
other minerals and 10 develop same,
was chartered here today.
Evening journal., 1918-09-07
SECTION NO. ONE.


Killed in Action. '
sgt. Henry Zimmerman, Oconto. wis
Corporals-
Max r. Grundkoyski. Farnham, y. y
Tlmon Hestekind, Cedar Rapids. Neh
John D. Kirkpatrick, Terrace, Mon.
privates-
Henry Anderson, Swedona, Ill.
Stanislau Andrych, Webster, Mass.
William Bailey, Sharon, Pa.
Claude w. Bills. Mills, Neb.
Martin J. Dahl. Iona, \. D.
Gesrge A. Johnson. Worcested. Mass
Carl ]. Lindberg, Worcester. Mass.
Rodrlck G.. Prato, Munising, Mich.
Russell Rickerman. Detroit, Mich.
Joseph Schefller, Chicago, III.
Died OF Wounds.
1t. Henry Howard Houston, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Corp. Alfred Follet Either, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Privates-
JOAQUIN Chavez, Corvio. ~ Mex.
Joseph G. Cyphers, Syracuse, y. Y
Fred Eastlick, st. Louis, Mo.
Alvin Ficklin, Estancia, y. Mex.
Roy Gill, Toledo, o.
John Joseph Grejber, Philadelphia
Pa
Roscoe Jordan, Green Forest, Ark.
died From Accident and Other Causes
Prlvates-
Rosario Mast. Brooklyn, n. Y.
William T. Petehs, jamaica Plain'
Mass.
Wounded Severely.
Ii stephen T. jackson, Brooklyn
n. Y.
1t. Charles w. Pence. New Richmond
Ind.
Sergeants:
Walter c. Guttke. Berwyn, III.
Harry Hemmingson, Grayllng, Mich.
Dorsey +. Hudson, Nineland. n. J.
Reinhold Frederick Rosenthan, Reeds
burg. Wis.
Corporals:
James Agnew. Bridgeport, Conn.
Clifford 4. Babcock, South Beloit,
H. 49,.
George z. Dunn, Birmingham, Ky.
Alfred C. Elliott, Vicar Switch, Va.
Argo A. Gerald. Beloit, Wis
Alvin Haines. Detroit Mich.
Robert James Kline, Ssranac, Mich.
Clay NJ. Long. Parkman, Wyo.
William T. parezo. Hur!ey. Wis.
Charles Julius Pastore, Caraopolis,
Pa.
Posie D. Powell, Whitmell. Va.
Wilber Mex. Rose. Richp0tch, Va.
Henry Schielz, Fenwood, Wis.
Musician Clifford C. Olson, Garner
Iowa.
privates---
Jesse F. Allen, Belle Ellen. Ala.
Stanley Anczak.. Milwaukee, WIS.
John 5. Anderson, stones Mills. \. 4.
Vester L. Andrews, Piney Creek, \. G.
Herman Asch, Schenectady. y. y.
Adam Richard Bailey, Chosaning'
Mich.
John F. BeaJderstadd Herman, 5. D..
Joseph Bukowski. Milwaukee, Wis.
Allen Cleveland, Boulder, Mon.
William James Coughlin, Minden City
Mich.
Lester Davis, Tustin, Mich.
Bruno De FaziO, New York, y. Y.
Alfred ]. Demere. Worcester, Mass.
Frank J. Diehl, Monroe, Mich.
Cornelius Z. Dirks, Holland. Iowa.
Tony Joseph Dubanowich, Gary, lnd.
Anthony DumbliskY st. Charles,
Mich
Emilio Eburno, Chicago, III.
Joe V. Emmons, Houston, Tex.
Brotromos Evlombiatis, South Beth
chem. Pa.
Wesley ]. Facemyer, Vaughan, w.
"a.
Samuel S. Falin, Gate City, Va.
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polniment Of a secretary OF aeronautIcs
at a salary or $4,000 per year to con.
troll the designing. purchase. manu-
faoiure and production OF aircraft has
been introduced by Senator's Harry $
Newland and James A. Reed.
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Hobart II. Kemp. Randolph. Mass.
Edward II. Kennedy. Omaha, Nebr.
John E. King. NIesopotamls, Ohio.
Harry knight, owen. Wis.
Ambrose 5. Kundson, Sturgen Bay,
Wis.
Frederick Lsmoy. Clinionville. N. Y.
Alfred Lareen. Onalaska. Wis.
Duncan McCallum. Duluth, Mlnn.
William II. Malone. Fort scott, Kans.
Charles II. Marriott, Hudson. Ohio.
Charles w. Mauser. Brooklyn. n. Y
Herbert Thomas Murphy, Hemslead
NY.
Mich
Emory V. Norwood, East Haven,
Conn.
Samuel Phillips. Bristol, Va.
William Pieasecki pleasanton. Kans
Basil Barney Pullum. Detroit, Mich
Ninces +. Rabinet. Milwaukee Wis.
David J. Roberts, Schenectady, n. Y.
Antonio hozano, Corona, n. Y
Harry Run. Chicago. m.
Harry Schiefelbein, Janesville, Wis.
Daniel Webster Stacy, Poland, O.
John c. Tenant, Amigo, Wis
Paul o. Townsend, Central City, Neb
Walter r. Turner. Madls0nville, Tex,
sam Nizzini, Chicago, III.
Jess Warden, Tucapau. 5. c.
Chris F. Warncke, owen. Wis.
Fred Wells. Louisville. Ky.
Meyer Wilmer, Chicago, IN.
Allen B. Wiseman, Irvine, Ky.
Constantine Niahros. Boston. Mass.
Charles George Veto, Chicago, III.
Jack Zanger. Italy.
Wounded Slightly.
Lieutenant Laurence II. Richards.
Pottsyille. Pa.
Wounded In Action.
Lieutenant William Z. Park, New Mil
ford, Pa.
Sergeant Lester :. Gillian. schuylkm
Haven. Pa.
CorpOrals-
Joseph Conner Fairfield. y. Y.
Harry Thomas. Martins Ferry. o.
Hiody +. Tuman, Wolf Point, Mont.
Privates-,
William II. Billups, st. Louis, Mo.
Rolly Forgetie. Bently. Miss.
Russell Kirkley Heller, Akron, q.
Eddie Herman, Babylon, 5 Dak
Clifford Z. Lewis. Stony Creek. Va.
Fred McDaniels. Shickshinny, pa.
George 5. McKenrick, Silvis, III.
Umberto Paoli, COloma, Cal
George 4. Princlng. Chicago, III.
Mario Savoretti. Italy
Henry Smith, s.. Augustine. Fla.
John Panky Talum, Valiant, Okla.
Albert TuregalO, san Antonio, Tex.
Ac Ward. Ramp. w. Va.
Carl Willard. Salem, q.
Joseph II. Bleasdell, Holstein. Ia.
Fred J. Brooks. Leydcn. y. Oak.
Joseph C.. Brooks, Byron. MINI.
Harry Cornwell, Paducah, Ky.
Frank A. DOnahue, indianapolis, Ind.
Thomas II. Hamilton. Columbus, o.
Tom J. Hamilton. Lake Victor Tex
Roy II. Hammond, Hymera. Ind.
Arthur Hardcastle. Sandridge. IN.
William Hester, Mt. Vernon. y. Y.
Homer Z. Hewitt. Rosedale, ". Va.
William Ralph Hunter, Connersyille,
Ind.
Samuel llkka. IIoughton. Mich.
Missing in Action.
Lieutenant Philip Dietz. Roselle. n. J.
Lieutenant John II. stevens, Albion.
\. Y.
Corporal Joseph J. Botensteln, Chi
cagO, IN.
privates-
John T. Berrera, New Orleans, la.
George Hansen, New York. n. Y.
Lrro~nrs Anfrw nrnr..rs..anH
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AIR MINISTRY FOR
u. 9 Is POSTPONED

lBy Newspaper Enterprise Associationl
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA Bill 10 Gre
ate an executive department In the
government to be known as the Depart
ment OF Aeronautics and for the ap-
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AUTO HITS LAD.

Luther Scott, aged years. No. 500
East Third street. was slightly injured
driven by r. Il. Abbott, Of No. 500 Nor
row street.
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The best furnished flats are listed
and rented through the Want Ads
Adv.
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The call for economy In every walk
OF life is answered by the Want Ads
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. Tho
following casualties are reported by
the commanding general Of the Amer
lean Expeditory Forces:
Killed IN actlOl ........s..s...s.-.. II
Missing in action .................. Z
Wounded severely ................. 7s
Died Of wounds ................... y
Died from accident and other canses ?
Wounded, degree undetermined -. 20
Total .............................ii5