davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
WiADOMOSCl
Komitetow Obywatel-
skich, ola Armii Pol
skiejw Francyi.

Jak wiadomo, Panom z dnia
l-go maja Komisya Wojskowa
sk}ada sic z nastepujacych czion-
kow: Komendanta j Koz}owskie
go, szefa Misyi Wojskowej Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi, OBJ. T.
NJ. Helihskiego, prezesa P. C.
K. R. i Ora T. Starzyhskiego,
prezesa wv. Sokol6w Polskich.
Cz}onkowie Komisyi po szere-
gu powaznych obrad przeprowa-
dill wiele reform i ulepszen, po-
wiekszyN PERSONAL utworzyli
o~dpowiednie departamenty, po-
wierzajace kierownictwo tako-
wych osobom kompetentnym.
Praca ma polu rekrutacyjnym
rozpoczela sic re zdwojona ener-
gia.
Ia energia musi sic, r6wnlez
udzielit i Komitetom Obywatel-
skim, ktorych pomoc w piracy re-
krutacyjnej i W zbieraniu fundu-
Sow jest wprost niezastapiona.
Wy, Szanowni Panowie, pred
stawiacie sile, ktorej Komisya
Wojskowa, wcale ME lekcewazy,
przeciwnie - ocenia bardzo.
WyScie, wsp6lnie Z rpersonalem
Centrum, owym fundamentem
budowy Armii Polskiej w danej
miejscowoSci, i dlatego Komisya
Wojskowa odwoluje sic do was
w obecnej chwili, gdy tworzenie
Armii Polskiej i zaopatrzenie Cd
~powiednie zoinierza jest glow
nym czynnikiem wyzwolenia o.
czyzny z niewoli, byscie doSozy-
Ii wszelkich staran i zwiekszyli
wydajnoSc swej piracy.
Idzcie smiafo miedzy lud i g}o-
seize idee Armii, ME zaniedbujcie
zadnego posiedzenia, wiecu, a
nawet zebrania prywatnego agi-
tujcie "a ochotnikiem / fundusza-
mi.
A do Komisyi Wojskowej Cd
noscie sic z caiem zaufaniem -
Pamietajce, re my ME pragnie-
my burzyt,, lecz budowae - ME
chcemy wasnit, lecz jednoczyt.
w imie w~ielkiego zadania two
~rzenia Armii, jake mas musi for
malnie skue silnemi ~ogniwami
mil Sci Ojczyzny, many prawo
cd Was zadat CZYNU' {.
,,Czynem" tyn obecnie jest:
Werbunek Ochotnika / groma-
dzenie fundusz6w ma potrzeby
zolnierza polskiego.
Precz vice z prywatna, precz
z drobna ~miejscowa polityka,
dis ME czas ma domowe nieporo-
zumienia, dis Sztandar Bialego
Or}a powiewa ma arenie polity-
cznej coraz wyzej! -
Pod MIN winni sic skupic wszy
scy wierni Synowie Polski i isc
jedna do celu droga - droga O.
bowiazku / ofiary! -
Komisya Wojskowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
z TOW. BRATNIEJ POMOCY
>,,tk, Boskiej NIeust. Pom,

Matki BOskiej NIeust. Pom.
49, Niniejszem zawiadamiam Braci
| siostry, Sc many sic zebrac W ME-
dzlele o godz. 1880 popoludniu ma
podworzu parafialnem sw, Jana K.
a DO TEN wszyscy udamy sic in gre
milo do pomnika T. Kosciuszki W
Humboldt Parku. Przestrzega sic "a
razem, re kto opusci ten wymarsz
bez przyczyny waznej, naraza sic ma
niepotrzebne koszta kary.
Woj. Kilian, prezes, ~
Jan Ganek, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
KOCHANSKI SPISAL Sic DOSK0.
MALE.
%6%

" Culver, Indiana odbyly sic oneg.
daj kontesty miedzy atletami z Aka
demii Wojskowej Culvera z uczniami
szkoiy Crane Technical High School
CT pierwsl zdobyli TAN punkt6w a stu.
denci re szkoly Wyzszej Crane Edo.
byli tylko 29h punkt6w. Miedzy inny'
mi, dziarsko spisa{ sic student szkoiy
technicznej Cranes Kochahski, kt6ry
dobiegl pierwszy do mety W wyscigach
ma dystans pol mill | plerwszy " Wy.
scigach ma dystans jednej mill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
2 KLUBU POLSKO-AMERYKAN.
SKIEGO.

Jutro popoludniu IA boisku De Paul
Dry ulicach Webster 1 Sheffield Cd
bedzie sic kontest W pike metowa po-
miedzy silna / sprawna dziewiatka ma
naAera Drelll z klubu atIetycznego Pol
sko-Amerykahskiego a rownies silnym
klubem p. n. ,All Chicagos'. Nasi tego
sezonu wygrali cztery 2 rzedu | spodzie
waja sic I piaty kontest wygrac.
Ola tych kt6rzy So ciekawi wiedziec
jak podbijaja gracze { P. A.. A. G., po-
dajemy tabele pieciu najlepszych pod
bljaczy. Cyfry tie 50 wziete z ostatnich
~ h..4AnIE-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
BRONIKOWsKI WSTAPIL Do MA.
RYNARKI WUJA SAMA.

Szampion z%apasnikow wagi 145 fun
tow. czionek Klubu Polsko-Amerykah'
skiego, Jozef Bronikowski, ktory Sapt
sal sic do marynarki Wuja Sauna spo.
70 dni temu. odjechai onegdaj do Great
Lakes Naval Training Station W ceiu
przygotcwania Gle do czynnej slutby.
Jest on 25-tym atleta . Klubu Poll
sko-Amerykanskiego, kt6ry siuay obee'
ME Wuiowi Samowt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
,,Intercity League.

Gunthers 1 American Giants W
Schorling Parku.
Alvernos 1 Schultz Colts PREY
Wrightwood boisku.
Keystones W Waukegan.
All Nations W Chicago Heights.
West Ends W Michigan City.
Traeger Colts | G. o. P. PREY Har-
lem ave. 1 12tej ul.
Polish-Americans I All ChicagoS
ma De Paul boisku.
Cuban Stars 1 Peoria (dzis / ju-
tro.)
American Giants W Beloit (dzis.)
Wilson Colts W North Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
RZUCACZ BERNARD KOS (COsS)
ODJECHAL DIS DO OBOZU.
* q

Znany s]portowcom naszym doskona.
~ rzucacz Bernard Kos (Coss) rzucaf
poraz ostatnl wczoraj gdy w~ystepowai
W kontescie dziewiatki West Ends.
2 dziewiatka Garden City. Rzucai on
ola dziewiatki Yves Ends. Kos od'
jechai dzisiaj wraz z innymi poboro-
wynn do obozu wojsk Wuja Sauna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
KLUB Observation-Disclosures
WYGRAL WCZORAJ q LAT.
WOSCIA.

Onegdsj ma boisku nDe Paul"
Jako W Dzien Wienczenia Grobow cd
byl sic kontest dziewtatki silnej
sprawnej z Klubu Polsko-Amerykan.
skiego z rywalami 2 Nubu Jan
:has". Polacy W pokonaniu swych
rywali ME znalezli zadnych trudno-
Sci, przeciwnie prali tamtych z lat
woscia al milo. RAPPORT cry W cy-
frach TAXI:
KLJJR p. A, A. c."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
TENDLER POKONAL POKORNEGO

q Cleveland, Ohio donosza re pie
sciarz Lew Tender z Filadelfii pokona}
piesciarza polskiego Wincentego Pokor
nego, chlube naszych sportowc0w W
Cleveland walka ia ogroniczona do
dziesleciu stare, odbyla sic dnia 30go
maja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Grace z klubu ,All Chicagos" TAX
re So tegimi podbijaczami - napewno
bedzie walka zacieta. Baterya ola ma
szych bedzie: Jachim, zurkowski albo
Boras jake rzucacze a lightning" Ko-
rzeniewski jake chwytacz.
Upraszamy wszystkich ruter6w | ru
terki ma liczna obecnosc W niedziele, i
azeby dopomogli atletom polskim do lat
wego ~zwyciestwa.
Poczatek cry zapowiedziany ma 3-ca
punkt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
Ma ARMIE POLSKA.

Ma weselu PIP, Koitohskich pnr.
1926 Elston avenue zebrano droga
skladek ma Armie Polska $500; pie
Made to oddano do adminiseracyi
Dzienika Chicalgoskiego". Wreczo-
ne one zostana odpowiedniemu komi
tetowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
City League.

,,C1ty League.
Romeos | Albany Parks PREY KIM
ball 1 Wilson ayes.
Jake STALLS i Ciceros, PREY 4Sej
ave 4 12tej ul.
Murleys 1 Braves, PREY 42ej Chi.
cage ave.
Dodger Trainings W Hammond.
Great Lakes | Aristos PREY Armi-
tage | Cicero ayes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
KONTEsTY ZAPOWIEDZIANE Ma
JUTRO.

Chicago League.
Beloit W Garden City.
Magnets W Logan Square.
Roger Parks W Joliet.
Galligans W Normal Park.
Ragens W South Chicago.
Gunthers American Giants
Schorling's Park.
Camp Grant w Kenosha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
N0TATM REP0RTERA

Szkoia Spiewu PAM Agnieszki Ne
ring wystapi jutro, W niedziele VIE
czorem W sail parafialnej Najsw. Ser
ca Pana Jezusa, PREY So. Lincoln i
46tei uEcy, ma Town of Lake, gdzie
proboszczem jest X. F. ]. Karabasz.
Odegrana bedzie popularna operetka
D. t.. ,,Lekcya W pensyonacie", pod
dyrekcya PAM Nering. Goscinny to
wystep uczenic | uczni6w PAM Ne
ring ma wieczorku urzadzonym przez
tamtejsze towarzystwa miodziezy 20
stajace pod opieks X. wikarego' KS.
Antoniego A. Klowo. Poczatek pro-
gramv o 1880 punktualnie.'- Nal
lepsza droga tramwajem Ashland av.
transfer ma Alma utica do Lincoln
ulicy.
q q q
Szereg pouczajacych wyklade%-dla
pielegniarek Czerwonego Krzyza 2
Ligi Polek DR.. Pietrzykowski wczo-
raj zakonczyl. Wyk}ady odbywafy
sic CO piatek cd godziny 9 do III
wieczorem W domu Zwiazku Polek W
systematyczny / popularity sposoo.
Wolnych sluchaczek przecietnie ma
wyklady uczeszczaio 20. DR.. Pietrzy-
kowski W kilkunastu wykiadach u
czyi anatomii i fizyologii organoW
trawienia. Wykiadai W calej rozcia-
,gioSci o przyczynach, unikaniu le-
czeniu suchot i choroby skorne. Ostat
ME cztery wyklady poswiecono ma
przyczyny, l~eczenie / rozpoznaWan1e
b6l6w g}owy, a mianowicie: neural
gia, anemia, hyperemia, migrena,
neurastenia, toksyczny Dol glowy, cd
ruchowy boil giowy, boil gfowy powo-
dowany zmianami organicznemi.
Nalezy sic Zarz7dowi zwiazku Po-
lex uznanie "a u%dzielanie swych sal
ma wykIady, r6wnoczesnie "a szcze-
re / serdeczne zajecie sic sprawl
ksztalcenia przyszlych polskich pie
legniarek Czerwonego Krzyza.
q y q
Jutro jake W rocznice zalozenia
Armii Poskiej we Francyi, kapela
wojskowa maszerowac bedzie o 60
dzinie 6tej rano i graG bedzie po--
budke. P6jda oni Milwaukee ave. do
Chicago avenue, Chicago ave. do Ash
land avenue, potem ma poinoc do d.
vision ulicy, Division utica do NO
BILE do Milwaukee avenue l do sta
cyl rekrutacyjnejj Centrum mr.. 2.
Pozniej okofo godziny 7-mej stojac
ma budynku Zjednoczenia odegra So
10 ma kornecie ,,Boze cos Polske"
jeden 2 czlonkow Kapeli Wojsko-
wei Armii Polskiej.
. q q
Ubieglej Srody do Puget Sound,
Wash, wyjechai Maryan Gutkowski
syn starych parafian Stanisiawewa
pp. Stanislawa i Rozalii Gutkowskich
zamies kalych pnr. 1927 Dickson
utica. Maryan zapisa} sic do mary
narki Wuja Sama. Jest on czionkiem
Stowarzyszenia Alumn6w szkoiy sw.
Stanislawa Kostki.
q q q
Do Port Royal, Paris Island, So.
Carolina wyjezdza W przysz}y ponie-
dziaIek, dnia SGD czerwca Mieczys}aw
Jakus, syn PIP. Wawrzynca i Julii
Jakus6w zamieszka}ych pnr. 1906
West Huron utica. Mieczysiaw VISTA
pill jake ochotnlk do korpusu wojsk
zamieszkaiych pnr. 1927 Dickson
marynarskich t. wv. Marine
Corps.
u q Il
Wczoraj otrzymalismy wiado-
nose O szczeSliwem wyladowaniu we
Francyi szeregowca Franciszka j.
Sipoor cyna mani KatarZVnV Singer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Ianthas: -.
900 900 - 0
Uderzenia ma dwie mety - Bar
todziej, zurkowski 3; E. Czerwihski
q: Korzeniewski, Jachim 2.
. wymachanych: przez Jachima s;
przez zurkowskiego 2; przez Des-
monda 2; przez McCartyego 2.
Wolne mety ma piiki: Cd Jachima
/: cd Desmonda 8; cd McCarthyego
3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

jowe i pojdzie ma Krzyzakow, ma
Teuton6w "a krzywdy nasze /
swiata.
Czy znajdzie sic jutro kto ma
manifestacyi, ktory z duma tego
odznaku ma piersi ME przypnie?
Me p~rzyjmujcie innych! Daj-
Gle ma Armie Polske!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
GREAT LAKES VS.. ARISTOS.

Jutro o godzinie 3-ciej popoiudniu
ma boiskh W parku rAristo Park" PREY
4S-mej / Armitage ave-, odbedzie sic
gra nielada W pike metowa miedzy
dzlewiatka Sigma marynarzy z Great
Lakes a dziewiatka sp6}k ,,Grossfeld
and Roe" p. n. rARIsTOs". 2 die
wiatki marynarzy ma kontest przyby-
wa kapela ich s~k}adajaca sic z so mu-
zykant6w kt6ra przygrywat bedzie W
czasie kontestu. Ola dziewiatki mary
Marcy chwytat bedzie Klemens Ulato-
wski (Clemoss) byia n~gwiazda" die.
wiqtki 2 Kollegium Najsw. Maryi Pan
ny W st. Mary's Kentucky 1 do MEDIA
VIVA cz}onek dziewiatki chciagosklch
,,Cubs6w". Ukiad obu dziewiatek taxi:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
Do prezesow sub-centrow l rodzir
ochotnikow.

Jutro, to Jest dnia Ego czerwca
stawia sic komitety sub-centrow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

hNcst przy State ulicy Eamkniety
As iutro Cd godsiny s.tsi rsns
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Komitet jutrzejszej manifesto
cyl przygotowaf piekny odznak,
kt6rego podobizne powyzej poda-
jenny.
Odznaki tie sprzedawane beda
20 10c. a dochod ma Armie Pol
ska we Francyi, ktorej pierwsza
Dywizya gotowa do walk w po-
niedziafek otrzyma sztandary bo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Great Lakes:
Fox, r. f.
Halas, c. f.,
Chanard, 2 b.,
D~riscoll, S. g.,
Leonard, s b.,
Gibson, I b.,
Johnson, ]. f.,
Ulatoskl (Clemons) c..
Heath, p.
Aristo:
Foreman, 8 b.,
Sundheim, S.,
Maynard, c. f.,
Ness, I base.
Herman, 2 b.
Olson, r. +.
LASER, !. t.
Dennis, c.
Lindeman, p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Wczoraj otrzymalismy wiado-
nose O s~zczeSliwem wyladowaniu we
Francyi szeregowca Franciszka ].
Singer, syna PAM Katarzyny Singer,
zam. pnr. 2315 Lyndale avenue, ma
Jadwigowie. Franciszek Singer jest
czionkiem kompanii IL" 1920 pull
ku piechoty i pred odjazdem stacyo
nowany byf W Camp Logan, W Hou-
ston, Texas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

wczoraj W sadzie ~policyjnym ma
stacyi prey Desplaines ulicy odbyfy
sic ~przesiuchy dw6ch cyganek, ktore
oskarzyla Paulina Podalak, z pnr.
30o7 Lloyd avenue. Podalakowa ME
czula sic PREY dobrem zdrowiu l
dlatego udals sic do wr6zek pc po-
rade t?) i tym daia $50 1 pierSeio-
mex. Me tylko, ze ME zyskaaa ma
zdrowiu ale W d9datku straci1a pie
Made i dlatego zawezwals ons po-
.icyanta George Rice 1 kazaia cy--
ganki ~aresztowae. Aresstowano Ma
rie Milan 1 Marie Dumbo, kt6re pro-
wadziIv interes wrozbiarski PREY
Monroe / Halsted III. Sedzia Welles,
DO w~ysiuchaniu obu stron, ma pros
be cyganek. odio5ys spraws do dnia
1i-go cEerwca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

q Port, Royal. South Carolina
przyjechaI Jan Bembenek, syn PIP.
Jak6ba 1 Rozalii Bembenk6w zamie-
szkaiych pnr. 1882 McHenry utica.
Bawi on ma urlopie 26-cio dnio-
wynn. Wysiutyi on 4 lata W mary
narce Wuja Sauna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Ma slubnym kobiercu stanie dnia
Ago czerwca p. Jan Nawrocki 2 pnr'
22S7 Coblentz III. z parma StanisfaWa
Tabert z pnr. 2117 Homer III. STUD
odbedzie sic W ko$ciele ma Jadwigo-
vie, cody weselne zas W domu ro-
dzlcow PAM mlodej pod powytszym
rrmerem. W podr65 poSlubna uda--
d-a sic paistwo mlodzi do Milwau-
kse, Wisconsin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Piotr Siatarito, z pnr. 1914 hed-
vale avenue najechai m~otorcyklem
bolesnie pokaleczyl piecioletnia Ma
rvnie Sowa zam. z rodzicami PREY
Parkside i Grand avenue. Matka Ma
ryni byia uaocznym Swiadkiem o.
wego nieszczeSliweZo wypadku. Sa-
siedzi zbiegli sic, a nawet jeden
przyni6si HAWAII powrozu, i chcieli
90 ~zlynczowaG ale ma szczsScie Siata-
ritoego przybyla w sam czas policya
| obrOnila go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Dzisiaj o godzinie 9-tej rano " ko-
sciele D. W. sw. Szczepana, gdzie pro-
boszczem Jest X. DR.. Alexy Gorskl'
poblogoslawiony zostai zwiazek mar
zenski p. J6zefa Kalisza z PARMA Bro
nislawa Bochenska. Druzbowali: p.
Wiktor Sojka z parma Anna Bochen-
ska, siostra PAM miodej. Cody We
seine odbywaja sic " domu zamez-
Tel siostry PAM mlodej, PAM Kune-
gundy Pokszyk, zamieszkalej pnr,
1926 West Huron utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Tow. Sw. Franciszka Ksawerego W
Hammond, Ind. obchodzi}o W tych
dniach 25cioletni jubileuszu. Czion-
kowie tegoz tow. chcac upamietnic
sobie to chwile, drzadzili wieczorek'
ma kt6rym wesoio sic zabawiali ME
zapominajac przytem i o obowiaz--
kach wzgledem Armii Pol. ma ktory
to eel zlozyi "a ~inicyatywa swego
prezesa NJ. Kilinskiego $500.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
No Booze for Entralned Soldiers

The war department has recently
prescribed uniform for national
army men en- route from their res
pective counties to mobilization
camps. Such unifom will be n bras
sard worn on the left arm, two inches
above the elbow, bearing the letters
U. S. N. A."
Men wearing such uniform come
within the law prohibiting the sale
Of intoxicating liquor to soldiers in
uniform. II is made the duty of To-
cal boards to secure evidence of vio-
lations Of this law by liquor dealers
or other persons and to institute
vigorous prosecution Of such eases
where evidence is found.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
ltHelped the Enemy

Now it appears there is world
shortage of sugar, made more acute
by lack of shipping facilities. Yes
sells cannot be spared to journey
around the world TO the Far East.
They are required too greatly in the
trans Atlantic travel. As il has
been with wheat, so must il now be
with sugar. Consumption must be-
reduced. The surplus built up from
such reduced consumption must 90
to meet the needs of the armies in
the field and the nations that with
us fight the fight.
Could any better argument than
this be used to show the necessity
for encouragement of the western
beet sugar industry.
Or could any stronger argument
be produced 10 show that every per-
son who discouraged sugar beet
planting last spring ostensibly for
the purpose Of forcing higher beet
prices, played directly into the hand
Of our enemy.
Let us not have repetition of this
experience.
The west could produce double
and treble the sugar it now does IL
the public would fully awaken to the
importance of this industry.
Now is the time for every state
in conjunction with the national gov
eminent to formulate plans which
will encourage the sugar beet grow
er and manufacturer to double pro-
duction rs a war measure aud firm
ly establish and protect this indus.
try as a peace measure.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
COUNTY ACRlCULTURAL.NEWS
ADsparmsnt Edited BY c. lisyman County AoICutura Aoan,
for the Farmers and stOuhmsn Of Luna County.


Last week at the county agent
conference at the State College, Pre-
sident A. D. Grille stated that the Ex-
pertinent Station was engaged in a
number of projects that would be Of
vital Importance to the stockmen Of
1.-THE state. President Grille maintains
that the greater portion Of the state
will always be better adapted to the
raising Of stock than anything else
and he feels that the college must
render greater service to the stock
raiser that It has in the past. He
feels that If we are to make the best
use Of our lands that the stockman
will have to make changes in his
methods and provide feed during the
fat years to overcome the bad con-
ditions during the lean years. As
soon as the experiments on stock
and range conditions are completed
they will be announced to the public.
At present the College and Exten-
sion forces are whipping into shape
numerous bills, which, if passed by
the incoming legislature, viii be Of
vital Importance to the agricultural
interests of the state. To this end
DR.. Grille and the extension service
need the cooperation and loyal sup
port of every farmer and stOckman
in the state.
The college appears to be enjoying
unusual prosperity. Many improve
ments are being made. The military
training offered there is a special in
ducement to young men from IS to
p years Of age. The present out
look indicates that the college will
be swamped with student appIica-
ions TO the extent that more build
ins will be needed to accommodate
the larger number desiring to avail
themselves of the splendid oppur-
tunities offered there.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
Encouraging News

Reports from Washington bear the
encouraging news that proposed oil
and leasing bill will work no Unjust
ice to individuals or Corporations
now producing oil and that its pas
sage at this session of congress may
be expected.
Measures favorable TO the devel
opment Of western waterpowers are
also about ready for passage ne
cording To reports,
The west has been waiting years
for oil and waterpower legislation
which would permit and encourage
development, and we sincerely hope
that at this critical time, congress
will finally be moved to action.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
"ShOved" Bad Checks

A number of forged checks in
sums running from $40 to 500 were
passed in Deming stores Saturday
during the usual business rush that
marks that day. So far as can be
learned no merchant questioned the
checks when presented. They we're
neatly printed vouchrs bearing the
name Of the Southwestern Machinery
Co., Of FL Paso, and were marked in
payment of labor. The young man
who "shoved" this "queer' paper
left town before anybody suspected
the checks were bogus, and appears
thus far to have gotten away with it
completely.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
RECRUITING Panty CALLED 4
Sailors Ordered Back 70 Coast After
One Day Here

After putting in five long, hot
days crossing California, Arizona,
and part Of New Mexico by auto on
the first leg of what was supposed to
be zigzag trip through four states,
the naval recruiting party from the
San Francisco navy yard, turned
right round and went right back
again. Scheduled to remain in Dem
ing at least a week, they were on
their way back to the coast within
forty-eight hours after their arrival
here. All due to to q mysterious or
der that arrived from San Francisco
Friday.
The party had just established
temporary stations at the Cody Inn
and at Fields confectionery and
had put on their advertised program
of pictures and addresses at a local
theatre. They were much encour-
acd at the prospect here and looked
for a good bunch Of recruits.
Deming was the first stopping
point Of the party after leaving Los
Angeles, for recruiting purposes, so
their trip of two thousand miles was
was all to no purpose. Some of
them were rather disgruntled at the
order, but when Uncle Sam speaks
nowadays everybody must jump to
obey.
The reason for the order is sup
posed to be the recent ruling Of the
war department stopping enlistments
in the auxiliary branches of the navy
and army the officers training
schools, etc, by men eligible for
service under the proposed new age
limit for the draft Since it became
generally accepted that the new
draft law will go through there has
been "A rush into these branches that
the government seems anxious to
check.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
Wheat In LIMA County

Will Luna county farmers assist
the government to satisfy its demand
for larger acreage of winter
wheat3 The government has asked
all Of the states to increase the per-
centage of winter wheat grown. New
Mexico has been asked to increase
its acreage from 2 to 5 per cent. To
insure 1919 harvest equal to the
1918 crop there must be from 45,-
100000 to 1880, 900 acres sown this
fall in the United States.
The 1918 acreage in Luna county
is approximately so acres with a to-
tai estimate of 1860 bushels. We be-
lieve this acreage chn be increased
to considerable advantage to the
farmer, as a great deal of the work
can be done when other crops are
out Of the way and the irrigation
will not conflict with the irrigation Of
summer grown crops. Wheat could
be followed by beans and the beans
could be followed by a legumenOus
crop in the fall or winter and plOwed
under in May and then the land could
be planted to corn OF maize.
We believe this rotation will enable
ihP farmer to keep his soil in better
fertility and at the same time dis
tribute his labor so that his teams
and machinery can be used to a
much better advantage.
Most Of those farmers who grew
wheat this year were fairly well
pleased with the results. In most
cases the yield was very satisfac-
tory. The chief disadvantage Of
growing wheat here is the lack Of
threshing machinery but if a sufi-
cient acreage is planted this matter
will adjust itself.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-08-16
Young Men, Take Notice

Deming' n. NJ, Aug IA, 1915,
The War Department has decreed
that every man who has attained his
2lst birthday since June 9TH and on
or before August oath will be re-
CURED To register between the hours
of seven II. m. and nine p. m. on Sat
urday, August -. The place of re-
gistrat'on for Luna county will bc
AT the office of the local board. at
the Luna county court house, on 2nd
floor. Remember the date. this i,
important.
Local Board, Luna County