davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
NIEMCY OPUSZCZA FLAN-,
DRYE.
EWAKUUIA LILLE.

Paryz, 8 pazdz. - Paryski
..AIatin" oglasza, re Niemcy eva
kuuia Lille ! re niemiecki komen-
dant zarekwirowal wszelkie Srod
Ii transportacyjne. ably uwiezc ze
soba materyaI i zdobycz wojen--
ma. Gazeta dodaje, re Niemcy po'
spiesznie przenosza ludnoSc cy,
wilma miast flandryjskich mad
niemiecka gra@;ce.
Londyn, 8. pazdz. - Niemcy
cofaja sic ma szerokim froncie ma
poinoc ma poiudnie cd Kanaiu
La Bassee. wojska brytyjskie zaS
postepuj2 tuz "a mimi - donos'
rapport ostatni generaia Haiga.
Paryz, 3. pazdz. - Depesza Z
nad granicy holandzkiej zapew-
MIA, Ze nlemlecEl generalny SuDei
nator w Belgii wyda} rozkaz pro,
wincyonalnym gubernatorom. a
by natychmiast wystali wszelkie
archiwa do Brukseli. Lotnicy a,
1ianccy latali mad Bruksela rzu'
cali tysiace pamfletow, oznajmia'
lac ludno5ci. ably miala jeszcze
troche cierpliwoSci, gdyz chwil'
wyzwolenia Jest bliska.
Londyn, 8. pazdz. - Wojsk;
brytyjskiS i be1gijskie ma poino'
cy zrobiiy wczoraj znaczny Po'
step W kierunku Thourout, ma
wet wspominaja niektore raPor'
ty. re miasto samo wPadio w re-
ce Aliant6w. Zajecie tego miasta
zagroziioby Ostendzie. Brytyj'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
Cholera w VViedniu w Berlinie.

'czycy zdobyli wczoraj Rolleg-
hemcapelle i postapili naprzod
5000 yardow ma poiudniowy
wsch6d cd Roulers. Belgijczycy
natomiast zajeli Hooglede i Han
dzeeme ma poinocny wschod Cd
I,RoulerS.
Paryz, 8. pazdz. - Niemcy-
ljak donoSza raporty wczorajsze
- usuwaja i uwoza re soba arty-
lerye mad wybrzeza we Flan-
d-yi. Tutaj brytyjskie monitory
wspoidzialaja Z armiq, bombar--
dujac niemieckie linie mad wy
brzezem morskiem w poblizu
| Bombardowanie to rozciaga sic
rowniez ma podstawy operacyjne
nurow niemieckich. Wielki ogien
zauwazono W okolicy Bruges, ale
nie umiano wytiumaczyc jego
przyczyny. Armia belgijska,
wspoldziaiajac Z armia brytyj--
ska generala Plumera i francuska
generala Degoutte'a ponowiia
wczoraj swe ataki odniosia kill
ka waznych zwyciestw. Ruch O..
skrzydlajacy przeciwko Tour
Going, Roubaix Lille postepuje
szybko. Pochod naprzod odbywa
| sic stale mimo coraz silniejSzego
oporu nieprzyjaciela. Miasto Me-
min, nadzwyczs; wanna Erzyzow-
ka kolejowa, Stoi W plomieniach.
FrancuSkie dziala maja kontrole
mad linia kolejowa, biegnaca Z O.
stendy przez Thourout i Roulers
&c Courtrai. Brytyjska druga ar
mia, ktora ma "a zadanie oskrzy-
die Armentieres, zajeia wioske
lie Biset, tuz ma poinoc cd Ar
mentieres.
Londyn, 8. pazdz. - Pomiedzy
Cambria i St. Quentin Gala linia
Iobronna niemiecka zostaia ziama-
ra. ME wiadomo jednak, jaka Ii
ME posiada nieprzyjaciel ma ty--
bach. Brytyjskie zdobycze ma tel
czeSci frontu zagrazaj9 rowniez
niemieckiej Iinii odwrotu mad
doliny rzeki Oise lasu St. Co
balm. Prawdopodobnem sic wyda-
lie, re nieprzyjaciel wycofac sic
musi ma wielkiej przestrzeni. Je-
zeli pogoda sprzyjac bedzie, wa
zne zmiany zajSc mosa ma zacho'
daim froncic. Wielkie luki wy
darto W linii niemieckiej pomie-
dzy St. Quentin lie Catelet.
Niemcy stracili znowu znaczny
HAWAI- gruntu ma poinocny wsch6d
cd cambrai tudziez kilka pred
miesci tego miasta. Ma poiudnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
AIianci Amerykanie Zwyciezaja W Pohocnej Rosy.
. Duma Syberyjska 0bals Zamach Autokracyi.

Austrya Gotowa do WOjny do Pokoiu - kwestya
Polska Bedzie Wkr6tce Rozwazana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

.placowke pod wzgledem militart
nyfn a take aJoienci. Kied ope-
racye wojenne zostaly zawieszo7
re, Serbowie byli w posiadaniu
amzgorz pomiedzy miastem Us
kub a granica bulgarska> Ma le-
wem skrzydle wojska sprzymie-
rzone zajely miasto Struga W po-
bjizu jeziora Ochrida Kisevo,
nieco dalej ma p6lnoc. w tel O.
kolicy, W okolicy jezior Presba i
Ochrida armia austryacka stawia
zaciety opor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
BULGARZY OPUSZCZAJA
SCRIBE.

Londyn, 8. pazdz. - Wojska
buigarskie ewakuuja terytoryum
scrbskie i maszeruja w kierunku
granicy bulgarskiej - donosi ko-
munikat serbski z wtorku. Dosz-
iy takze wieSci o powstaniach w
Serbii, gdzie znajduje sic ludnosc
serbska, kroacka i siowehska. Me
wiadomo jednak, jakiej natury So
te powstania. Mozliwe, re Att
stryacy re znana sobie perfidya
umyslnie podburzaja ludnoSc te
10 rozruch6w, aby p6zniej mogli
ia uwieziG wywiezc. Depesza
Ziruchu do journal" donosi, ze
anty-germahskie i pacyfistyczne
zaburzenia So ma porzadku dzien-
nym w Buigaryi. Rozchodza sic
nawet pogioski o utworzeniu ma
rodowego rzadu pod kierunkiem
premiera Malinowa i DIR. Ghena-
diewa, kt6ry niedawno temu wy
puszczony zosta} ma sfowo WIG
zienia. ZIaczonc stronnictwa So
cyalistyczne wydaiy deklaracye,
popierajac energicznie propozy--
eye rozejmu pokoju, z9dajac za-
koficzenia wojny ma umiarkowa-
nych warunkach potepiaja"
wszelki anarchizm. Serbia | Gre
eva domagajq sic nastepujacych
warunk6w pokojowych cd Bu}ga,
ryi: y Odszkodewanie "a znisz-
czenie W zajetych teryteryach,
q, Wyrzeczenie sic wszeikich
plan6w hegemonii ma Baikanach |
81 Gwarancyi, 4e Grecy, przeby-
wajqcy ma terytoryum buigar-
skiem ME beda wytepieni. ,.
ZDOBYCIE DAMASZKU,
Londyn, 8. pazdz. - Dana
seek, stoieczne miasto Syryi, "a
jste zostaio przez armie brytyj-
ska wojska arabskie w ponie-
Gzialek wiecz6r = m6wi kemuni-
kat Londynu. Zajmujac miasto,
Brytyjczycy wzieii do niewoli
przeszlo 1000 jehc6#. Damaszek
byi pndstawa operscyi tureckich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
KALENDARZYK.

DZisiaj, czwartek. pazdziernika:
Sw. Kandyda. ......-.
JutrO, piatek, 4 pazdziernika: sw.
Franciszka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
Z Biura AstsurpIogIcznsgu.

Wsch0d slonca o godz. 6:49.
Zach6d sloiica o gOdz. 6:20.
PogOda W Chicago 1 W Okolicy:
Dzisiaj pOgOdnie, jutrO prawdOpO--
dobnie takze; ME wiele Zmiany w
temperature. Wiatr umiarkOwany,
wschodni.
Temperature doby minionej: Naj-
wyzsza wczOraj godzinie o wieCZO-
rem: 80 stopni. najnizsZa gcdzi-
ME 8 rano: 40 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
anunicyi,
z OSTATNICH WALK MA
BALKANACH.

Paryz, 8. pazdz. - Zaciete wal
HI trwaiy ia froncie baikahskim
az do poiudnia W poniedziaiek,
kicdy rozejm zostal podpisany
Przedtem W okolicy Monastyru
Wiosi zaieli Mont Baba, wazna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
Wypadel@ AeroplanoWy.
luenza w Obozach sic Zrnniejsza.
lime Tele granny Krajowe.

Lza de- -peWnyc.l l.l,oWodaN -
zach W przeciagu 80 dni, jak to
osWladczyf kllka dni temu gen.
CroWder, ale w kazdynl razie
dzler ich odjazdu ME bedzie VIE
le op6zniony. Kwestyonaryusze
wysyiac rozpoczna regestrow-.
com powyzej 36 lat, q chWila gdy
nadejda takowe cd regestrow-.
cow, kt6rzy je otrzymali poprze
dnio,
O1cl---.-. - ". -
czaiaca ...--.. Ao...uIzy, ably mic
zna uny w. v..,fm, .
ich do Francvi przcz kilka mic.
siecv. Repestrowcv zas pomiedzy
1876 rokiem zvcia zasilac be.
ia arrie oen pershinpa do azer.
We
cv non,iedzv "a q Ak rokiem av.
cia
c.6,,ro l;sto noveo,, noborr
,,,,,idz;o = dr,,l,,, i,,+-, oczvwi.
soio ~ Woszvnotonie tvll,o. innt
c+onu on,bl;Luia 10 w nieciu hlt
,zosoi,, dn,ocb
IOwDEN zADA NOWEI
KONsTYTUcYI
.,s,s hoNs. .s. ~.
- p
o.an,, 6, a,,,' 1l,,no,. anr,co non,era,
,,,,.,u z,,o,,,,, seir,r konstvtu.
,.,ooo dt, ,rus;rz.,i, ! zr,}e,,s.
- ,I.,..ira,, ,,,,,,+6w Lo,s+v
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r.,nl-ia
,9 - Iot
"a "a; oi' ~ Ca1o . u.,,,,.,
49, tooo Gnr6c,
% Sies0 sF.,; IFu" oho.,,; .rscv m.1-
,,;ois; ,,rzedricv st,,ori oraz nra.
,,,njc, w ,,ouuie ~, ,euat nodat.
,.s,,. o,o,,,..h o,,her,.tor Low.
den twierdzii, le ma tym punkcie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

Dokonczenie ze strongly :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03

cd Cambria wojska brytylskie ! ]
fnowo-zelandzkie zdobyiy Cteve:
occur Rumilly. Dywizye austral
skie zaS dokonczyly swej piracy,
oczyszczajac zupelnie niemieckie
Ilinie ma poludnie Cd lie Catelet /
Gouy i zdobywajac Joncourt.
Paryz, 3. pazdz. - Gale ST.
Quentin znajduje sic obecnie w
rekach Francuzow. Nadto zdobyli
Francuzi kilka innych wiosek
waznych pozycyi, tax re ca}y
front niemiecki w tel okolicy jest
wstrzaSniety. Polozenie armii ME
mieckiej mad rzeka Aisne Ailet-
te stale sic tenn niebezpieczniej--
sze, ze w dwudniowej ofensywie
na polnoc ma zachod cd Reims
francuskie wojska oczyScily zu-
pelnie Gale terytoryum pomledzy
rzekami Vesle i Aisne ma polnoc-
nv zach0d cd Reims. Obronna po
zvcya niemiecka St. Thierry i Kill
ka innych miejscowosci dostaio
| sc W posiadanie Francuzow. TIE
zdobycze znowu W polaczeniu z
postepami Francuzow i Ameryka-
now w Szampanii w Leslie Ar
gonskim stawiaja armie niemiec-
ka ma polnoc cd Reims w klopot-
Iliwem poIozeniu, Alianci bowiem
NIGGA ia latwo otoczyc i znisz--
czyc.
Kwatera wojsk amer, 3. pazdz.
- Raporty wczorajsze donosza o
rowych postepach armii amery--
kanskiej w leslie Argohskim mad
rzeka Moza. Szczegolnie zacieta
stoczyli walke ma po1noc i ma "a
chod cd Montfaucon takze ma
poinoc Cd Cierges, wszedzie zdo-
bywajac nowy grunt lub utrzy-
mujac sic przy posiadaniu no.
wych zdobyczy wobec kontrata-
k6w nieprzyjaciela. General Per-
shing podaje W ostatnim komuni-
kacie dokladna liczbe zdobyczy
amerykahskich W ostatnim tygo-
dniu walk ma froncie miedzy Mo-
20 i lasem Argohskim. Ameryka-
ME wzieli 12O dial rozmaitego ka
Ilibru. $50 mozdzierzy transzo-
iiwych, 300 mitraliez, 100 ciezkich
dziai ,,tankowych". tysiace pocis-
kow armatnich'i niezliczona moe
amunicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
.GENTRALIZAcYlA, MAD, KQNi
TROLA MATERYA&oW WO-
TENNYCH.

Washington, 8. pazdziernika.
- Dawno planowana centraliza
eva kontroli mad materya@ami
wojennymi wszystkich panstw
alianckich przyszfa nareszcie do
skutku. Kontrola ia odnosi sic
przedewszystkiem do materya-
low surowych, produkt6w. okre-
tow, zywnosci, finansow, impor-
tow i eksport6w; wszystko to cd
dano pod jedna kontrole. Plan
ten wypracowany zostaf przez a.
merykanski wydziaf wojenny
wraz z tax zwanemi misyami A
liant6w. Prezydent Wilson oraz
poszczeg6lne administracye Ali
antow przyjefy 60 i sankcyonowa
}y. Plan ten juz dawno zosta4 u
rzeczywistniony, lecz admin
stracya tutejsza, ME udzielaia
zadnei o MIN wiadomosci ola po
wod6w sobie znanych. | teraz,
o lie wiadomosC o tym planie do
sz}a do uszu publicznosci to ME z
Waszyngtonu, ale re zr6def in
nych: z Paryza Londynu
Plan jest oparty ma pieciu wy
dziaiach: wojennym, okretowym
amunicyjnym, zywnosciowym !
finansowym. Pod przewodztwem
tych wfaSnie wydzia}0w, urzeczy
wistnienie pojedynczego progra-
:nu, ekonomicznego przemysfo-
wego Jest w toku zar6wno W
Londynie jak Paryzu. Plan ta-
XII powstac moze gdzie diva lub
wiecej panstw chca wysfat ma
teryafy swe poza granice "a mo-
RE,
GEN. CROWDER POWOLA
$4,000 POBOROWYCH.
Washington, 8. pazdz. - &C.
neral Crewder wySle w najbliz.
Il przvsz;o.1: Iii
zowania owych 142,oo0 poboro-
wych kt6rym niedawno temu ka-
zai pozostac w domu z powodu
influenzy. Jak to ju& sam po--
zwoli, ably epidemic miafa "a
trzymac wysyfke zoinierzy do
Francyi. Take obozy, ktore ME
sa tax bardzo nawiedZone ta
cheroba beda wypenione. Skoro
powyAoL~ liczba poborowc5w
znajdzie sic W obozie, natych--
miast powoia;a regestrowc5W.
zamieszczonycil W klasie pierw-
szej, ktorzy sic zaregestrowall
12.go wrzesn;a. Mozliwem jest,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
ZAMACH MA RZECZPOSPO-
LITA SYBERYJSKA.

Wiadywostok, 8. pazdz. - Po,
waany zatarg zaszedf w Omsku
pomiedzy rzadem dotychczaso-
wynn a innymi przyw6dcami. Pod
wodza ministra wojny Michajlo'
wa usiiowano obalic cabinet RE
czypospolitej, Rada administra-,
cyjna, kt6ra utworzyf Michaj}ow
oglosi}a rozwiazanie dumy i usi--
lowaia sama objat rzady, Ale
czlonkowie dumy sprzeciwili sic
temu nawzajem uznali Rade "a
nieistniejaca. Wypuscili uwiezio,
nych przez Michajlowa mini
str6w ! przyaresztowali sprawce
zamachu. Demokratyczne organi-
zacye w Omsku | Tomsku popie-
raja dotychczasowy cabinet. Mi
mister Nowikow. kt6ry ME cEciai
zrezygnowat. zostai zastrzelony
oadc,oa 1oh11rzeh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-03
POSTEPY ALIANToW w
PoLNOCNEJ ROSYI,

Archangielsk, ., pazdz, ~
lnerykahskie. brytyJskie, francu--
skie | resyjskie wojska zajefy w
estatnich dniach miasta Wsie po
obu brzegach rzeki Dviny, 125
mil ma p6lnoc cd Kotias w pro-
wincyi Wofogda. w dw6ch ty--
gedniach posunefy sic naprz6d IS
mil znajduja sic obecnie W od--
daleniu 875 mil ma pofudniowy
wsch6d cd Arcfangielska: Dalej
ia poiudnie rzeila jest zabiokowa-
ma przez miny i stalk zatopione.
Pochod wzdluz rzeki Wagi od--
tywa sic jednak W dalszym ciagu
i Amerykanie wzieii udziaf W "a
ieciu miasta Szenkursk:
Dokoriczenie re strongly 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-26
ny l. u. DuCkWORTu
-. n. 4. staff CORRESPONDENT.

TARRYTowN. n. ". Nov. IL
John II. Rockefeller. the oil king.
saved about one gill OF gasoline for
Uncle sam Sunday by walking 60
and from church.
I, was an inspiring sight 10 sec
him hoofing II one mile to the little
stone lyeeum at rocanuco Hills,
where the Union church meets.
Usually he rolls up In hiA is-cyl'
inder limousine.
John ID. made the great sacrifice
like man. lilo proudly smiled as
he marched along the dusty road
TO divine service with the humble
villagers.
What cared he II Fuel Admins
traitor Garfieid's order did mean
that seven million gallons less case
line wDre consumed BY Sunday JOY
ridcrsf
lie was doing his bit and II made
him feel good.
Besides. the gas saved would be
bought anyway by the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-26
JOHN D. HOOPS 1T!
WITH MILLIONS or GALLONS OF GASOLINE IN
HIS TANK, WORLDS RICHEST MAN WALKS
IN DUSTY ROADS ON HOMELESS SUNDAY
Saved a Gill of "Cas"

for the boys over there.
Also hts oil companies produce
some ZEN billion gallons year and
the price is stili going up.
John n walked to church with
his valet. He looked hot In his
black broadcloth ana square topped
derby.
Tho service over. John n. held
an informal reception at the
church door.
After looking around for some.
body TO walk back with he picked
out Fred Boswell. his boss electri
clan. Mrs. Boswell and the two
young Huswclis. John u. chatting
In most chummy way with his
valet and Buswell. led the process
sion. Mrs. Busweil trailing In the
rear dragging go-oart with the
baby.
l, was a typical country Sabbath
scene.
The picture OF the richest man
the world has ever known, who had
locked up HIS stable OF cars for the
day. footSlogsing Il TO church with
'h' NsAss' ioik. pfbNtu tnht doHn
ID. appreciates the fact that we are
common soldiers in the war. and
that we must all be willing and
ready To relinduish Injuries for the
great cause.
since tho fire at his Cleveland
home. John ID. has spent tho first
part OF his weeks at Lakewood and
the latter part at Pocantico Hills
There being no restrictions on
week days. John n. who has had
plenty OF leisure since 1911. when
he found the work OF reinvestlng
his millions too strenuous and re
tired. will be free six days 10 burn
up all tho juice he likes on the
roads OF New Jersey and West
Chester county.
John d. seldom motors on the
seventh day anyway.
He kcs a an old fashioned Sab
bath.
The roads he finds are awfuliy
duty and nolsy with thousands Of
flivycrs on Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-26
andN
: News by Telegraph
:: and Telephone

Mrs Dovrc r. Han. wife Of Judgr
Calvin s. Hall. OF the superior court.
and their son Harold. aged IL. are
III with influenza
Mrs. Grace Manner Brouxhan
viii speak at the annual Y. W. c,
A. meeting Tuesday night In place
OF Hen ScovelI. who Is unable 10
attend.
Boring bcuta vii b featured nj
the Y. NJ. C. A. "mixcr" Tuesday
might. following the election Of n
governing board from members b..
tween the axrs OF &c and 81
Cw5eal wurk0S are nssxSed by
Draf, Board No 10 TO complete
work before officially closing. De
cer,ber 10.
Fans 10 Adj var veterans In the
reconstruction of civil life will be
completed at the annual dinner Of
the Canadian club. IN the Masonic
club rooms. Friday night
Seattle bakers Of the Master
Bakers association welcome the
proposed investigator by the federal
food administration Of the increase
tn the pric. Of bread to II cents per
loaf. according TO an official an.
nouncement made Monday.
a Thanksgiving bazaar Of candy
and fancy work booths WAS opened
Monday evening at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception. Marion
ut. T.. and ,sth ave. Closes Wed
nesday.
Peter stesrns, -. and william
Miller. Seattle men. are reported
killed in action In the official list
from the war department.. George
Gust IL missing
WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Appeal
hearings for Eugene v. Debs.
James A. Peterson and Jacob Froh.
werk. socialists convicted under the
espionage law. have been set for
January s.
Two new voting precincts. one
near the Country club. to be known
ms the Highlands precinct. and the
other at Snoqualmie Falls. have
been established by the county
commissioners.
neutrality-suspicious. Murray.
II. and his syear-oId grandson.
Garvin Dowd. were burned to death
in a fire which broke out In a
frame building at Maple Falls. 25
miles from here.
Paul r.. Lamb. 20. son Of Mrs.
Louis Grossnan, 40 Queen Anne
ave. Is officially reported killed In
action in France.
Albert kcIm, official Of the
French bureau OF commerce. Will
lecture at the Y. w. G. a. Tuesday
night under the auspices OF the Al
lance Franchise. His address will
be in French. on French Civiliza.
ton"
Heart disease caused the death OF
John r. Johnson. Alaska mine own.
err. Mt the residence OF X. y. John.
son. four miles from Seattle. ac-
cording TO the report OF the coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-26
r.. G. HUGHES SERIOUSLY I'LL

y. c. Hughes, Seattle attorney.
and senior member OF the firm Of
Hughes. McMicken. Ramsey g. Rupp,
In reported seriously III at The Dalles,
Ore. where he went recently for
medical treatment. His wife and
daughter. Mrs. w. NJ. somervell. are
with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-26

STONG'S r''A sATE:
g. n,

i5c can Finest Pumpkin .....Ioc
use Fine Gingersnaps. h.. Use
b-fb. pail Karo Syrup ..... zoe
l0-ib. pail Karo Syrup go. soc
4sc 12-oz can Royal Baking
Powder ............... jsc
45c can Asparagus. tips or
long s.sss... s...s.s +..< ssSr
5-ib. can NJ. J. II. Coffee xi.50
Two cans Minced CLANS 800. CSC
Two pkgs New Sccdless Raj
sins ............. 2S~
35c can kish Rails ......3 5c
3 ms Choice Pruncs .. 25c
TBS. New Fancy prunes 25c
pkgs. None such Minccmeat -5c
3se can Guittard's Chocolate. 25c
s pkgF. Macaroni or Spaghetti use
3hc Olympic Pancake Flour use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-26
Iuorld Record for
| Capturing Boches
Goes to Italians

| oovr. New. .e,~~-Ihe worth re
- taking prisoners apparently
- 70 Italy.
r.se~<co caradini. son OF the
rrrfcct % Rome. has been
1s, the silver military medal
49,. york during the Austrian re.
The citation says that while
.s~-c,,er1ng with three armorcd
manned hy IA men. he headed
400 Aastrians and took them
~ i a ratio OF sss Is prisoners
= 0anl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-09

and material now employed in the
production of articles not necessary
to my health and efficiency may be
released for the production of those
articles and supplies which the U. S.
needs for the support of its army
and navy; (S) to lend my earnest ef-
forts to secure others to encourage
thrift and economy in my community
and to secure others as members of
this society; (4) to invest my saw
ings in U. S. War Savings Stamps
and Thrift Stamps and to encourage
others to do So"
Within a few days the High School
War Savings society will hold anoth-
er meeting to adopt bylaws and elect
permanent officers. The patriotic
spirit was strong among the students
and all manifested an eagerness to
do their bit. Cheers were given for
Pam" Harvey, a former student in
the school, who was a members of
the crew of the first American gun
that went into action in France.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-09
"RAM''FIRES
FIRST SHOT
AT BOCHES

A Chiekasha boy was a member oi
the crew that captured the first Ger
man submarine prisoners in this war
and Chickasha boy was a member
of the gun crew that fired the first
shot from a field gun at the Boches.
Claude Harvey, better known
around these parts as Ram" was on
the first gun that went into action
for America in the war for the pres
ervation of democracy. He is the son
of ], M. Harvey, living on South Sew
enth street
my battery was the first battery
of American field artillery into ac-
tion, and what's more l was on the
first gun Uncle Sam fired in this
mans war" Ram" Harvey wrote to
his wife. He stated that he came
out Of the first brush with the Ger
mans without a scratch.
Harvey attended the Chickasha
high school for short time. He Is
known as a football star Deluxe. 1t
was on the old Epworth university
foot ball team, as tackle, that he won
statewide reputation, Later he
played on the team at Alva.
Last June, Harvey Joined the Unit
ed States army, choosing The field
artillery. He was among he first
American troops to set foot On French
soil. He is with the Sixth Field Ar
tillery.
Mr.. Harvey is married. His wife
is at this time attending school at
the state normal, Edmond, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-09
HAL THOMPSON
SAD AS WELL
LAID TO REST

Il am sad today" said Hal Thomp
son as he idly stirred his dope" al
a local thirst parlor. Il have attend
ed one of the most heart rending ex
hibitions that han has yet witness
ed"
"And what was that?" a sympathet
Nic friend asked
ut was the funeral services of the
Ninnekah oil well of the Oil State
Petroleum company" sighed Mr.
Thompson ut was the most touch
ing thing l have ever seen. The re
mains protruded more than 5000 feet
behind the hearse
Faithful to the end Dud Roland
Garrett Miller, Dave Boswell and the
other pail bearers walked solemnly
beside the hearse Music was fur
nished by G. o. Jaggers and Jack Kill
gore. That was some duet, but the
sweet strains sort O. soothed the pain
Of the mourners.
Another thing. l don't like to see
business brought into an affair of
that kind and especially row be-
tween members of the family"
"You don't mean to say that there
was a family row at the funeral?"
inquired the sympathetic friend
"Yes, there was a row and big
one," continued Hal 'It all goes to
show that in this day and time busi-
ness is carried into every walk Of
life. Why on the way home, Jack
Kilgore and c. o. Jaggers got into a
fuss about the disposition Of the hole
since the well is capped and declar-
ed dry. Kilgore wanted to pull the
hole, saw it into six foot lengths and
use it for fence posts. Jaggers con-
tended that the better business prop
osition would be to pull the hole, cut
it up and sell it for locomotive pis-
ton rings. l admire the business in
stinct that prompted these men, un-
derstand, but l do say that they
might have left off the discussion un-
til another time"