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FlEREST FIGHTING
EAST OF RHEIMS

their retirement but resisting strong.
" at several points, especially on the
eastern wing. Among the casualties.
Jajor Edwards was wounded severe
la
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MARINES HAVE BRUSH
IN SANTO DOMINGO

thy AsAOeimtea A'ressb
WASHINGTON, July pa cor
poral and two privates were wound
ed slightly in encounters between
United States marines and bandits
In Santo Domingo. according to navy
department advices. Twenty bandits
were killed. several wounded and
others captured.
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25O j. S. SHIPS
WATCHING SUBS
WHAT THE AMERICAN NAVY 10
DOING TO HELP THE
ALLIES
CBy Associated Press)

Thy Associated Pressl
LONDON, July 29.-Sir Eric Ged-
des, first lord of the admiralty, told
the American Luncheon club that
more than $50 American warships
were based on this side. He had
been assured that the number would
increase faster.
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NO LET UP TO
SHIP LAUNCHING

ny Associated PressD
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Amerl-
can shipyards last week delivered
eight steel ships Of S5,S9O dead
weight tons. The lamchings inclad.
ed twelve steel and five wooden,
with an aggregate tonnage Of 49,
45O.
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lly ANs"tAN''"
LONDON, July 20 Restoration I
he great Paris-Chateau Thierry-
cbslons railway the best means f
yctualing the Champagne front
seems the most valuable strategic
result to the allies from the German
retreat The railway will be an i'm
potant factor in future military de-
,eopments. Military action now may
become stabilized between scissors
and Rheims, where the Germans are
apparently concentrating great
forces but the fact remains that the
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FOR
BIG GUN


PARIS, July 29.--(Havas News
Agency = The Franco Americans
have discovered a second emplace-
ment for a German super cannon at
Nanteauil Notre Dame, which, ac-
cording to the Herald. measured five
metres deep and fourteen square
(1s6x56O feet). The first emplace-
ment was discovered at Breezy. three
miles south.
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tBy Associated Pressl
PARIS, July 29.-Four hundred
Germans were captured yesterday IN
fighting north of the Marne.
Fighting for mastery OF Vile IN
Tardenois, the German strong point
on the southeasterly side OF the sali-
ent was continuing late last night
The allies, gradually gaining the
ascendancy, entered the southern
portion and defeated all German ef-
forts to dislodge them.
The allies had the task OF cross
ing the Ourcq in the face Of the
strongest German fire after con
quering Fere en- Tardenois. Not
bridge was intact They succeeded
IN surmounting all obstacles and SO.
cured foothold on the northern
bank, where they present a serious
menace to the enemy infantry.
Artillery is heavily engaged fur
ther south toward the center of the
pocket The allies gained Cham
pivosy after several hours Of furious
eombats Advanced guards have
reached RonchePes Cavalry patrols
have entered into action in Meuniore
wood and Villers, Agron and Aiguisy
The enemy used great quantity 4
gas shells. The fumes remained in
the woods a long time. Advance
over the Dormans-Rheims road ne
cessitated the greatest precautions
because Of the enormous number of
enemy machine guns under cover
The allies are now beyond the
wooded country on the eastern flank.
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HAWAII SENDS OUT
ITS FIRST RECRUITS

(By Associated Press)
CAMP KEARNY, July 29.-The
S2d infantry, the first of new or
ganization stationed here in some
time, is busy getting settled. The
men arrived from Hawaii last night.
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TALKS WITH THE KING

(By Associated PreaaD
LONDON, July 29-Assistant Sec
retary of the American Navy Roose-
welt had a long interview with King
George today.
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SHIP PBLOWN
Up At SEA
BY A BOMB
ITALIAN STEAMER DESTROYED
TWO MILES OFF COAST
OF BRAZIL
lnY AnsncIntrd rrenrl

NY AssOcInted TresNI
RIO JANEIRo Sunday, July 2S.
The Italian steamer Giuseppe Carl
baldi was destroyed by an explosion
200 miles off Brazil. Six Of the crew
we're killed. The officers informed
the Italian consul that dynamite
bomb was responsible. 1t is believed
to be German act.
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PEACE VOTE
URGED BY
THE CZECHS
RESOLUTION FAVoRlNG ENDING
WAR WITHOUT lNDEMNl-
TIES REJECTED

iBj Associated Pressl
AMSTERDAM, July 80 The Aus
tran lower house rejected as mad
mIssible for submission to vote
resolution favoring an immediate
peace without annexations or indem-
mites, according to Vienna dis
patches Deputy Stanek offered II IN
behalf Of the Czecho league.
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RECEIVER FOR
NAT GOODWIN
JUDGMENT FOR SMALL AMOUNT
ACCOUNT OF RANCH
PROPERTY

NEW YORK, July 29.--The city
court today appointed receiver for
the property of Nat Goodwin, the
actor as the outcome of a judgment
for 1896 recently obtained against
Goodwin in a suit on notes for pay
ment for land near Hemet, Cal,
where he had a ranch
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IRISH QUESTION
.NAYBEREFERRED
10 PRES. WILSON
JOHN DILLON PROPOSES TO
SUBMIT MERITS TO THE
U. S. PRESIDENT

NY Associated Pressl
LONDON, John Dillon. Nationalist
leader, in the course of debate In
me house Of commons on his motion
regarding Ireland proposed reference
oI the question to President Wilson.
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TO DISCUSS MATTER OF
HOSPITAL FOR NEVADA

(By Associated PressD
To obtain some sentiment and Or
ganize definite plans toward obtain
ing a hospital for Nevada in which
soldiers can be nursed back 10
health a meeting will be held Tues
day night at the Commercial club
and the proposition talked over
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enemy is badly beaten and has been
forced TO abandon yearly half the
advantages gained since July 18th
Losses and the number OF reserves
viii probably determine whether the
enemy will make a stand ON the pla-
leau south of the Vesle or continue
retirement to the heights between
the Vesle and Aisne
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YANks CROSS ouRco

WASHINGTON. July 29-American
forces have crossed the ourcq and
captured three towns, General Per-
shing reports.
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CAPTURE
FERE En- TARDENOIS
AND SEIZE RAILWAYS

(By Associated PreasD
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE ATsNE-MARNE FRONT,
July 29-The Franco-Americans are
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AUSS|ES CAPTURE
EAST Of AMIENS
'ny As.ocrutea Press,

LYNDON, July Australians
'Ap'ured two German lines on a
"omile front east of Amiens and
took 100 Germans.
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= . = = : . =
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO Z

OiIleial readings Of the Their =
nometer by the United states .
observer at Tonopah: =
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BRITISH STRIKERS RETURN

COVENTRY, Engs July 29.-Muni-
ton plant strikers decided to return
10 work Immediately.
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Tuesday Fair
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

Wszystkie banki PREY Milwaukee
ave-, zamykane beda W poniedza,ki
O godzinie 6tej wieczorem zamiast o
god. ME Smej lub gtej. Trwae to
bedzie przez dziewie6 poniedziaik6w
t. wv. ,,Fuelles Mondays, gdyz lu-
die ME idacy do piracy W te dni, spra
wy swe zafatwit moga podczas dnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25
DIS KONTEST w SOkOLN1.

Dzisiaj .wieczorem w sokolni ma sta-
nis1awowie piatka koszykarzy z Kluou
soko,6w Orla Bialego lekkiej wagi sta
ie do cry z piatka rywali z klubu LA
cosa A. c." Pc stronie sokoiow wy
stapia:
Edward Zalewskl, L. +.
D. Zalewski, R. F.
Edward Trojanowski, G.
S. Nowicki, R. G.
Jan Kaplafski, L. G.
n. Smorowski, R. F.
Poczatek kontestu tego zapowiedzia-
nv lest ma godzine s-ma punkt:
g
MCKINLEY HIGH" WYGRALI,
.,%%9%
Piatka graczy W pike koszykowa re
szko3y .wyAszej Mckinley High poko-
na,a wczoraj piatke rywali re szkofy
schurz High punktami 8 do 8. Pc stro-
ME przegrywajace grail Polak, zacisie-
wicz. Cyfry take:
MCKINLEY HIGH: .
Farber, r. F.
]. Walter, L. F.
Stein, c. .l.. ....
Goaln. r. &.
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z WkADYSkAWOWA.

Onegdaj popoludniu odbyao sic po-
siedzenie Klubu Obywatelskiego sw.
w1adys{awa W sail parafialnej przy u
Icy Roscoe | 53rd ave.
Ma posiedzenie to zebralo sic pre-
szlo 7Ociu obywateli tel dzielnicy. 20
siedzenie zagail Wlel. ks. p~roboszcz A.
Ha}gas, wykazujac koniecznosc fstnie-
MIA takiego klubu PREY parafii, W $40
wach, kt6re trafi}y do serc kazdego 2
obecnych.
Nastepnie po przem6wieniu Wiel. ks.
A. Ha}gasa, ma przewodnlczacego re-
brania powolano p. w. Baranowskiego'
q ma sekretarza p. st. Ozogowicz. Pan
Baranowskl W kr6tkich slowach podzie
kowal "a zaszczyt, a p6zniej zachecif
wszystkich do jednosci, zgody / wspol-
nej piracy.
Pc przem6wieniu p. Baranowskiego
powo1ano q. \. S. Budzbana, kt6ry pre-
m6wiI do zebranych o p~otrzebach u
lenszeh " okolicy. kt6re sa molliwe do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

sekr. fin; s. K. Rogalska, kasyer-
ka. Opiekunkami kasy wybrano: Ma
rye Wilczewska, Marye Gapihska ]
Teofile K,osowska; marszaakiniami
gas Anne Czapska / A. Gall. iowa
rzystwo Polek sw. Jadwigi liczy o.
becnie 200 czionkih.
q q q
wczoraj o godzinie las popoludniu
do obozu W Chattanooga, Georgia, wy
jechal syn PIP. Franciszka l Augusty-
nv Napietek, spedziwszy z rodzicami
urlop piecio-dniowy.
Ma SVEN roczne posiedzeniu Tow.
Spiewu Panien ~,,Jutrzenka" wybraio
ma rok 1918 nastepujacy zarzad:
Maya Solder, prezeska; Eva Wey'
ma, wiceprezeska; Janina Seidler'
sekr. prot; Janina sykta, sekr. fin;
J6zefa Ball, k~asyerka; Wiktorya
PrzybyEowicz, bibliotekarka; Broni'
shaw Rybowiak, dyrygent.
Lekcye spiewu odbywaja sic We
wtorki wieczorem W sail parku Puia'
skiego PREY Blackhawk i Cleaver I'll
@ q q
Wieczorek towarzyski urzadza K6i
ko Dramatyczne ,,Orzel Bialy' ma Ka
zimierzowie, W niedziele. dnia 2I-g'
stycznia. o godzinie 3-ciej popoludniu
W hall oh. ]. Kurlanda, przy 25ty III
/ s. Sacramento avenue.
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otrzymania. ale tylko, gdy sic zorga-
nizriemy W Klub, kt6ry bedzie mlai ma
mysll dobro okolicy BIO ~jednostka Mo
zdzialac ME mole, ale gdy sic zjedno--
Gym, wtedy mozemy bye pewni, re be-
die nam iatwiej zdobyc u~lepszenia ia
kich potrzeba W przysziosci sic okaze.
Kilku Obywateli jeszcze zabieraio CLOS
ma ten sam temat; pozniej przystapio-
no do wyboru %urzednik6w ma rok 1918.
Wybrani zostali: n. s. Budzban, pre-
yes; w. ~Baranowski, wice-prezes; !.
J.. Wisniewski sekretarz; J. Glomski,
kasyer; ]. Kozio}, marszalek.
Zamlanowano take Komitet Wyko-
nawczy W sklad kt6rego wchodza st.
Ozogowicz, NJ. Gramza, G. Wozniak, j.
Wojtalewicz, J. Schultz, ]. Oparka, F.
Baranowski. ]. Gawron.
Pc wyborach urzednik6w p. Bara-
nowski, kt6ry ~dotychczas przewodni--
cyl ma zebraniu, powoiai p. n. S. Budz
bana, azeby zajaf swoje miejsce.
Pc kr6tkich przemowach wszystkich
nowych urzednik6w, radzono o ma
gIych ~potrzebach t~yczacych sic naszej
okolicy. Zadecydowano, by regularne
posiedzenia Klubu odbywaly sic W pier
VISA niedziele m~iesiaca, W sail para
fialnej o godzinie 2-giej popoiudniu.
Przygotowanie k~onstytucyi 1 rozpa-
trzenie innych ~biezacych spraw poru-
czono Administracyi 1 Komitetowi VS.
konawczemu. Okolo godziny 4tej Cd
roczono sic do przysziego posiedzenia.
I. j. WiSniewHki, sekr.
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ROZKAZi

Niniejszem zwoiuje posiedzenie
wszystkich Naczelnik6w 1 Pod-Naczel
nik6w z Okregu Ego q. 8. p, jako-
tel Naczelniczek 2 Gniazd Zehskich
ma ~niedziele, dnia 27go stycznia r. b.
ma godzine g. 80 rano do Biura Okre-
gu Ego, pnr. 1853 Milwaukee ave.
Obecnost wszystkich jest bezwarun-
kowo konieczna.
Czolem!
Apolinary Ruszczyk,
Naczelnik Okregu Ego.
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Sad poIuboWny, zamianowany przoz Sto-
Warzyszenie Kap|andW Po|sGch, uznaje
nOWy zarzad Wybrany " SChenec-
tady, jake IegaIny,
~InstaaGya nOWsgO zarzadu Odbadzls sic dna 7-go Iutego

k6w urzedowaio przez diva termi-
ny. Wobec tego, re konstytucya
opiewa, IL dyrektorom ME wolno
urzedowac dfuzej jak diva terniny
z rzedu, przeto sad polubowny u
sunai ich. Jej iniejsca zajmuje pa
nj Franciszka Nejman, a dyrek--
torka Anna Jozwiakowska re sta
rego zarzadu pozostaje ma urze-
die, gdyz ma sejnie W Pittsbur-
ghu zostala wybrana ma diva ter
miny.
PAM Jozwiakowska jest jedyna
urzedniczka re starego zarzadu,
kt6ra p~ozostaje ma urzedzie.
Wakans po dyrektorze Pionke
bedzie wypelniony przez nowy
zarzad.
Pc ogioszeniu decyzyi przez
sad ma wniosek KS. Arcybiskupa
Webera, czlonkowie obydwu "a
rzad6w wybrali jednog}osnie no.
wy zarzad, a nastepnie take jed
n~og{osnie obydwa te zarzady wy
brady poszczegolnie kazdego
cz3onka nowego zarzadu z powy-
zej wymieniouymi wyjatkami.
Ma koncu wszyscy interesowa-
nj, IT,, sad, nowy zarzad i ustepu-
jacy zarzad, zgodzi}y sic ma to, a.
zeby instalacya nowego 'zarzadu
odbyfa sic dnia 7go lutego. Do
czasu tego starry zarzad bedzie u
rzedowa4 i prace swa zakonczy.
Czionkowie nowego zarzadu So
nastepujacy:
N. l.. Piotrowsk, prezes.
DR.. B. L. Smykowsh, wiceprez.
Agnieszka Klawitter, wicepre--
zeska ola spraw kobiecych.
Ignacy Wr6blewsh, sekretarz.
Leon Zamorski, kasyer.
7. 7. Jankowski, adwokat.
DR.. B. Klarkowski, lekarz ma.
czelny.
Zygmunt Stefanowicz, redak-
tor organu.
Dyrektorzy chicogoscy:
Jan Czeka}a,
Felix's Gorsk,
Stanisiaw Lachajczak,
Jozef Niemiec,
E. Skoczylas.
| Dyrektorki chicagoskie:
Franciszka Nejman,
Marya Turalska,
Anna Jozwiakowska.
Dyrektorzy pozamiejscowi:
]. Zielinski z Massachusetts,.
F. Lojkiewicz z Ohio.
S. Marciniak z New York.
A. Singer z Minnesota.
w. Kosko z New Jersey.
A. Blasko z Pennsylvania.
M. Chidzinski z Indiana.
T. Jurczak z West Virginia.
M. Chudzinsh, z Indiana.
M. Karpihski z New York. ,
| T. Twarogowski z Ohio.
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Kontrowersya w Zjednoczeniu
P. r. K. W sprawie, ktory zarzad
jest legalny, czy starry, czy tez
ten, ktory zostai wybrany ma sci
mie ~zesziej jesieni W Schenectady,
zosta}a wezoraj pomyslnie roz-
strzygnieta.
Jest to wiadomoSc radosna ola
wszysthch Zjednoczencow, gdyz
kontrowersya ia byia nadzwyczaj
smutnym widokiem, przynosiia
wielka szkode organizacyi, poczy-
nano sadzie, re najwieksza organi-
zacya katolicka polska padnie O.
fiara zaslepionego politykierstwa
| ambicyi osobistej.
Wiadomos6 o pomyslnem zafa-
twieniu tel nieszczesnej kontro--
wersyi jest mita nietylko ola lie
dnoczencow, ale i dla cafej Polonii
W Ameryce, gdyz Gale spoiczen--
stwo ia odczu3o. Zadne wydarze-
ME w naszych stosunkach polsko-
amerykanskch ME byfo tax wiel-
&c pozadane jak pomyslne zaiat-
wienie sporu, spowodowanego u
siiowanem od}ozeniem Sejmu
przez starry zarzad Zjedn. P.R.K.
Protest przeciw temu usi3owaniu,
jak wiadomo, doprowadzii do Cd
bycia sic Sejmu legalnego wediug
konstyutcyi W Schenectady w paz
dzierniku roku zesz{ego wediug
uchwai ostatniego Sejmu i oredzia
prezydenta.
Do zgody doprowadzi} sad po-
lubowny, zamianowany przez
Stowarzyszenie Kapian6w Pol
skich, wraz z dobra VIOLA zarzadu
starego, jak i nowego.
Oba zarzady onegdaj z}ozy}y
w rezygnacye w rece Stowarzy
szenia Kapianow Polskich, ktore
jake czlonkow sadu polubownego
zamianowa3o: Najprzew. KS. Ar
cybiskupa ]. Webera, Prev. KS.
w. Zapase i KS. w. Krakowskie-
60. obydwa zarzady zgodziiy sic
iednoczesnie ma decyzye sadu po-
Iubownego. Wczoraj trwa{y ma
rady przez ca}y dzien.
Zanim sad polubowny rozpo-
cza4 narady, oba zarzady podpisa-
Ky umowe, w ktorej swe rezygna-
eye ziozyiy W rece Stowarzysze-
MIA Kap1anow i zgodzify sic ma
decyzye sadu.
Jeszcze onegdaj pred rozpocEe
eiem narad przez sad, oba zarzady
zn6w ustnie zrezygnowafy.
Rezultat tych narad ~ostatecznel
decyzyi, ma kt6ra sic obydwa "a
rzady ma samym poczatku zgodzi-
iy, jest nastepujacy:
Sad polubowny uznal sejm, Cd
byty W Schenectady W jesieni TO-
ku zeszfego "a legalny, oraz urze-
dnik6w, wybranych ma tym Sci
mic, "a legalnych z dwoma wyatt
kami: dyrektorki F. GAIA i dyres
~ P;onke. Tych dwoje urzednl-
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2 FORT SHERIDAN.
u q

Wczorai W fortecy sheridana odby-
" sic walki ma piescie pomiedzy VIOLA
kami Wuia Sauna. Pomiedzy innemi do
valki 2 Jimmy Foley'em stawaf pie.
sciarz B. Cepak. walka trwaaa peine
szese stare; zwyciestwo przyznano Ce--
nakovi. waga obu p~iesciarzy wynosi'
la 100 funt6w.
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III STANISLAWOWA.

- Pr6ba spiewu do instalacy1, wszy-
stkich czterech oddzial6w ch6ru gor-
nego koscio4a sw. Stanisiawa kostki'
dis wieczorem o godzinie S-mej.
And. Kwasigroeh,
Dyrygent
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Heyn, L. F.
Conlin, O.
Gordon, r. G.
Hubert, L. G.
Koszyki zdobyli - Stein 1; Conlin
1. .s.
wolne rzuty zdobyli - Farber 6;
Hubert 1.
%6%
POSTAL MPS" WYGRAL TRY
NASTY 2 RZEDU KONTEST.
%9%
W sail Lewis Institute piatka ,Po-
stall Imps" ~pokonaia piatke pSt An
drew's Clovers" w grze W pike koszy-
kowa punktami 80 do 9. Andrzejewski
/ Cichon dzielnie sic spisali po stronie
piatki wygrywajace. o kontesty 2
piatkami 115 funtowego prosza wygry-
wcy. Zglosic sic MONA kazdego czasu
do klubu pnr. 1918 Chicago ave, Tub do
parku Eckharta, przy Chicago ave.
Noble I'll.
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NOTATKi
oSOBETE I T0WARZYSKlE.

OnegdaI W nocy bocian zawitaa do
m. Woiciecha i Franciszki z Rembo-
wicz6w Gawrych, zam. pnr. 2S4Z W.
walton ul., ma Helenowie, przyno-
vac i'm W p~rezencie tsgiego syna. -
Matka / przysziy Wojciecn jerry
Ire. obecnie So W goScinie W szpi-
talu sw. Elzbiety / czuja sic dosko-
male P. Gawryeh zatrudniony jest "
biurzs Accident and Claim Dept,
suoiki Deering International HarVe-
ster Co..
q q q
y Plainfield. Wis. przyjechah o.
negdaj paGstwo Kortas z synem Joze-
fem | dis goscinnie podejmowani sa
n M. Antoniego Kortas, pnr. l441
Blackhawk III.
q q g
Tow. Polek sw. Jadwigi, najpopu-
larnieisze 2 Towarzystw zenskich W
uarafii sw. Jadwigi, miaio swote ro-
czne posiedzenie i zarazem instalacye
nowo obranych urzedniezek n rok
ta1s w skiad nowego Zarzadu wesz-
~. Leokadya Czapska, prezeska; A.
SnxaIska. wiee-prezeska; Wiad. No
wjcka. sekr. prot; NJ. Lewandowska'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

m6wi{ do zebranych o ~potrzebach u
lepszeh W okolicy, kt6re So mozliwe dc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-25

Stowarzyszenie kobiet 1.-The Wo-
mems National Farm and Garden AS
ISOLATION dawac bedzie odczyty W sail
parku Eckharta, PREY Chicago i've !
Noble ul., a tematem tychze bedzie o.
erodnictwo. Pierwsz" z takicn mltZy.
tow danny bedzie dzisiaj wieczorem o
godzinie S-mej. P~okazywane beda o.
brazki migawkowe a wszelkich objas-
'nie6 W polskim jezyku udzieli zebra
nym parma Aguieszka f. AndrzejeT-
SKA.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-02-15
Chicago Citizenship to Be Tested

The Chicago fight will be auocratic side and demo-
cratic the dry side Individual will fight obedience
orders Individual drys will fight response appeals The
loonkepe will his orders from the brewer The bartender will
his orders from the aoonkeeper Every worker will be
der orders from with autoa power enforce obedience
There will be very the army OF the fighting voluntarily
for what they believe to be right
Against this army alcohol many years
volunteers All who fight in this army will do because they
enlisted voluntarily fight for what they believe be right There
will be power compel enlistment obedience There will
money the disposal of the except funds
tarly contributed the Now the question is small
minority of Chcgo citizens by using financial and po
hca FORCE determine the destiny OF the city? If the people
Chicago indeently alphabetically meeky submit the
rule OF the unkers and Count Beersens of this great
municipality what will mean? 1t will that Chicago and
ready for democracy 1t will that when given
the choice they preferred remain under the auocrac domina
ton of whisky finance and liquor politics rather than themselves
sufficiently settle question its merits by voluntary, concerted
action. victory will necessarily the failure OF de-
mocracy But failure active determined vigorous fight
BY voluntary cooperan OF the dry forces will that this city
not really ready for government will that civic de-
Neopment OF Chicago fitted for submission autocracy
than for the exercise OF democracy To such citizens the sbs
ton of by Germany for the by al
coo would really make much difference In proof this
medals activity fighting change by
That medals from America that
the Kaiser in speaking the then president of this count great
pro organization said time III
wor OF high decoration at my hands it Herr Dr. eNamer
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-02-15
Nests Of Crime

In resolution adopted anticrime meeting in Chi
cago the saloons called OF crime Failure of justice
cause OF saloon politics also charged the resolution which
reads in part follows:
Whereas Murders bank robberies hod-ups and crimes
OF violence are increasing such alarming that nc
te life nor property is safe and fast becoming known
as the worst governed city in the world
Resolved, That tile citizens of Chicago
ing assembled, do hereby call upon the city administration,
the States Attorney and the courts, that they Immediately
vigorous and relentless the criminals
peradoes
That again call attention the saloons of this city
Practically saloon potentially and saloons
actually criminal Frequently is through the saloons
that criminals receive their political backing Through the
saloonkeeper they become related the brewer
tica machinery OF the liquor interests Through the
relationship they become of second political OF
of the Judges making conviction extremely Difficult
making release continue their depredaons exceedingly
In those cities which have abolished the saloon
decreased more than onehalf
We therefore, urge the Mayor revoke the licenses of
saloons that are hangouts for criminals
We also call upon States Attorney prosecute all
violations OF state laws by saloons
We desire also call attention the vital Importance
the primaries II good citizens abandon the primaries
piaging type of politicians they expect pay
through bad governments
Criminals make their headquarters in saloons; police
officials arrest the criminals the saoonkeeper his
important in the party machinery which has
mated Judge call on the judge i'll his chanbe through this
influence judge might release the prisoner the saloon
keepers would support the judge elecionhu the
circle is complete.
Two Chicago saloons licenses because they were
found to have had quarters for thieves This was taken fol
lowing resolution by the City Council asking police to close
the saloons.
No resolution of this character had gone through Council
IN the last IS years
Chicago April can very materially reduce crime by clos
all OF the saloons in the city This is based on the
actual experience every place which barroos have been
closed.