davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
Zebrauie Wiktualist6w.
KOOperatywa POlskiCh Kupc0w
PrzemysIOwc0w Zaprasza into
reSOwanych.

Pierwszy wielki wiec wlascicieli
sklep6w z wiktualami zwoluje inkor-
porowania W Stanie Illinois ,,Koope-
ratywa Polskich Kupc6w i Przemy-
siOwc6w" ma dzien Is ~stycznia do
wielkiej sail Zwiazku Polek.
Przygotowania do wiecu tego, kt6-
rego zadaniem jest wsp6lne porozu-
mienie sic polskich wiktualist6w,
wskazuja ma to, IL vice bedzie SLIME
obes}anym.
2 zgloszen, kt6re naplywaja co.
dziennie, wynika, re zainteresowa-
ME sic kwestya zywnosciowa jest
wielkie i re gr~osernicy chca, by do
wsp6i-dzialania Kooperatywy i gro
sernik6w przystapit jak najrychlej.
Porzadek dzienny, tego W swoim 70
dzaju pierwszego polskiego wiecu W
Chicago, bedzie og}oszony W pismach.
Dzisiaj juz jednak IowiedzieG MOI
ma, re kazdy z referent6w tel waznej
4 ola %grosernika I ola detalicznego
odbiorcy sprawy znanym jest Polo
nil ze sumiennego przygotowywania
materyalu.
Kooperatywa, do kt6rej naleza pa
movie q. Ulanowski, P. Krzes}owski,
A. Kulesza, A. Skrzynecki, T. Giese,
MARGIN Gnatek, NJ. Kaczmarek, Hen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
Col Choroby Sk6rne

Me potrzeba Cierpiec ma cgzeme, zesz-
pecenia, wagry, wysypki, i podobne przy-
padlosci skorne. Troche zemo, kupionego
W apiece "a 35t, hub ekstra duza butelka
"a Sl.OO, i zaraz przylozonego, zazwyczaj
przynicsie natychmiastowa ulge wdokucz-
liwem Swierzbieniu. CzySci, koi skore i
goi szybko i skutecznie wiekszosc chorob
skornych.
~Zemo jest zadziwiajacym, przenikaja-
Gym, znikajacym plynem i koi najdelikat-
niejsza sk6rc. Me jest tlusty, latwo go
stosowac j tanio kosztuje. Dostan go
dis i uchron sic cd przysziych cierpieh.
. The I. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
ZNACZNY POzAR.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, 4. stycz.
mia. - Hotel International, pa.
miatkowy budynek, zosta} wczo'
raj zniSzczony przez pozar, a Sa,
siedni teatr international mocnc
Jest uszkodzony. Szkode zrzadzo,
rq obliczaja ma $55O,OOO; jest ona
pokryta ubezpieczeniem. Hotel
ten, niegdyS noszacy nazwe Eagle
tavern, byf wybudowany pred
stu przeszlo laty. Gen. Lafayette
" gospodzie tel byi podejmowa-
ny, gdy odwiedzal Stany Zjedno-
czone w r. 1924. Czestym tam 60
Sciem bywa} Daniel Webster, a
take cz}onkowie krolewskich TO-
DIN europejskich gospode te
o~dwiedzali. w r. 1915 przebudo-
wano hotel; W r. 1901 spozyl tam
Sriadanie Mckinley w dniu, w
ktorym 60 zamordowano.
ROBOTNICY GO UKARALI.
Waterloo, Ia, 4. stycznia. -
Frank Bruner, maszynista w tu-
tejszych warsztatach kolei ILL.,
nois Central, wyrazif sic gloSno
wobec robotnikow, re So procent
zoInierzy amerykahskich,to bum
sy." Robotnicy natychmiaSt rzu-
Gill sic ma niego, obili go / cd stop
do glowy pomalowali ma zoito.
Zarzad kolei pochwalit robotni-
k6w ! napedzit Brunera, a komi-
sarz zwiazkowy Powiedziaf mu,
re moze bye rad, il ma tenn tylllo
sic skonczylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

ryk Radajewski, A. Busch i S. We
grzyn, %postaraia sic o to, by kazdy
z referent6w materyal jak najprzy-
stepniei opracowai. Beda tam refera-
ty o sytuacyi zywnosciowej, o koo-
peratywach obconarodOwc6w, cyfro-
we wykazy STRAIT W roku minionym z
powodu niedostatecznego zorganizo-
wanna kupiectwa W tel gaIezi i wre-
szcie referat ma temat samoobrony
pred w~yzyskiem handlowym i pre-
myslowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
BABUSIA W|EDzIAkA
ze Niema Mic TAX Dobrego ma Kongo'
stye : Zaziebienie jak Gorczyca

Ale starodawne plastry z gorczycy
pieka : sprowadzaja pecherze jednoezes-
ME. Obecnie mozecie Pozyskae to
sama ulge co cd plastr6w z gorezyey l
to bez pecherza.
Musterole to uezyni. Jest to ezysta,
biala ma$6 zrobiona z olejem gorezyey.
Jest przyrzadzana umiejetnie tax, re
dziala zadziwiajqco, a ME sprowadzl
peeherza ma naidelikatniejszej sk6rze:
Tylko posmarowa6 Musterole lekko
koncami palc6w, a zobaezycie jak szyoko
przynosi ulge-iak predko Dol zniknie;
Uzywajcie Musterole ma Dol ga1rdia,
bronehit, zapalenie gruczoiow: krup'
sztywna' szyje, astme, neuralgia kon-
gestye. zapaienie opluenej reumatyzm,
ium6ago, Dol W krzyzu j stawaeh wy
w~iehniecie, bolace mieSnie, pothezem",
odziebienie, Odmrozenie n6g, z~aziebienle
piersi (czesto zapobiega zapaleniuplue).
Soc i 6Oc sloiki sloik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
BACZNOSC C%HOPINISCI.

2 powodu -Smierci naszego dyry-
genta, S. D.. FIR. Kondziorskiego, pro-
s.my o przybycie wszystkich czfon--
k6w ma posiedzenie Choru W platek
Ago stycznia do hall kol. Romanowi-
CA o godz. Sci wieczorem.
Cora PieSh!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
kOmitet.

NINIEJSZEM zawiadamiamy, re Blu
70 Registracyjne. ola registrowania wy
borrow W biurze Komisyi E~lekcyjneJ
dla miasta Chicago i przedmiescia e.
cero. w prawyborach 26-go lutego. 1918,
zamkniete zostanie o l1tej wieczorem
26-go stycznia, 1918. Board of Election
commissioners of the City Of Chicago,
Illinois.
By DENNIS J. EGAN,
g{owny klerk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
Z PARK.

Ola r6znych przyczyn, koncert, ktO-
~ miai sic odbyc W niedzieTe ego b.
m. ma korzySc Armii Polskiej zostaf Cd
lozony. Pieniadze "a bilety z~ostana
zwr6conc.
KOmitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
q * q * .
TABERSKI VS.. GREENLEAF.
* 9M

Dnia Ego b. H., W Milwaukee, Wis,
~rozpoczely sic kontesty bilardowe o
szampionat pomiedzy polskim szampio-
mem graczy w bilarda kicSzonkOwcgo,
FranciSzkiem Tabcrskim 4 Schenecta-
dy, y. V, i Ralph Grcenleafem. Pierw-
sly kOntest zakoGczyl sic zwycicStwcm
Taberskiego kt6ry zdoby} 156 punkt0w
do 80 Grecnleafa. Franek dalcj grac
chcia} tylko pod protestem gdyh jak
sam twierdzi}, 80 punkt6w wystar-
czyc mialo ma jeden wiecz0r; pO pre-
%czytaniu regu} %przekona1 sic, IL jest i
naczej. W pierwszym konteScie Taber-
ski diva razy zdobyl pc % punkt0w.
Wczoraj odbyl sic drugi kontest wy
zcj wymieniOnych bilardzist6w. 1 ia
raza Taberski wySzedi Z walki tel ivy
cieSko. Zdoby} on III punkt6w do 104
punktGw G~reenleafa. Rezultat do dis
TAXI:
TaberSki 1J6; GrCenleaf 50.
TaberSki 151 Greenleaf 104.
TaberSki W dw0ch kOnteStach Edo
by} razem 307 punkt0w a Grecnleaf
tylko 193.
Dzisiaj wieczorem ma sic odbyC trze
ci / decydujacy kontest W Milwaukee.
Taberskiemu juz dis winSzOwac mOic-
my owego szampionatu.
- Gud fork Franek, gud iOrk. .....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
* * .
Z TURNIEJU GREATER Chicago
% g *

RekOrdOwa byfa era onegdajsza W t.
wv. doubles w kt0rej udZiai brazil F.
KaforSki i II. KalteuX 2 klubu ,,Armi-
tage' i T. Karlicek i Z. Kelly gracze
z klubu ..Schunemana Logan Squares.
Grano dwie partye i obie tez dwaj pier
wsi wygrali. Cyfry take:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

piatka ich wygraIa. Takich celnych
strzelc6w potrzebujemy w armii Wuja
Sama ably kajzerowi sprawiC porzadny
,,trymatus". Cyfry z kontestu tego ia
kie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

W drugiej parzc w%yStapi}a piatka
.,UniverSals' / rywale ich z klubu IA
merican". CT pierwsi Sprawili rywalom
t. wv. .,trymatus" s~przatajac wszystkie
try Crane partye. Gniot i Perkins PREY
pomocy swych 10 calowych .,haubic"
(naleza oni do ciezkiej artyleryi) puka
Ii do swych rywali az milo, i dlategO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
q kREGIELNI WRONSkIEGO 1
-WEJNEROWSKIEGO.
"a - &

Piatka ,,Krause Savings Bank Zdo-
by}a dwie z trzech granych partyi cd
piatki High SouvereignS". Spisali sic
Brown po stronie wygrywc6w i ,,Bos-
coe" Parchem pc stronie p~rzegrywaja-
cej. Cyfry take:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
ARMITAGE:
RaZem

o0NA ''N '"N
P6zniej do CRY pojedyGczej staneli
kreglarze Kaforski i E. Kelly. Szcze-
seize ME by}o z KafOrskim gdyz pre-
grab try Crane partye. Cyfry:
Kaforski, ITO Oh 100
Kelly, 202 21S 206
Kaforski i Kalteux zdobyli nowy re-
kord W turnieju Greater Chicago" kt6
rego pokonac Mkt ME bedzie m0g} do
kofca b~iezacegO sezonu. Ukulali oni
BOWEN najwieksza liczbe szpilek pre-
cietnie W dw6ch partyach i najwiekSzQ
liczbe szpilek W jednej partyi. Dotych-
czas Karlicek i Kelly posiadali rekord
W turnieju. Zdobyli oni 49, szpilek w
jednej partyi a 445h szpilek przeciet-
ME w dw6ch partyach; KafOrski i Kali
teux zaS zdobyli so W jednej partyi a
49, szpilek przecietnie W dw6ch par
tyach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Kontesty powyhet wymienione Crane
by@y IA alejach W krcgielni ,,Univcr-
sal" PREY Milwaukee i North AYES.
e. * g X e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Zebranie to zwoiano ma niedzieleI
2 tego powodu, ably kazdy z wiktuaI
list6w m6g{ ma ME przybyG z rodzipa,
Wstep ma vice wolny. Sala Zwia2ku
Polek. - Dzien Niedziela 1890 sty-
cznia - czas: godzina 2 popoludniu,
Zarzad Kooperatywy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Reklama 1est podstawS licsnycs
przedsiebiOrstw amerykehslich. wied
przemyslowiec polski dobrIe zrob'
jstell stale reklamowac bedzie swoj
(nteres W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
0XIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04
z sZacunkiem
WoicieCh j. Danisch

sekr. prot, 1925 Milwaukee ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
MISSISSIPPI WINS
HEREFORD RIBBON
At STOCK SHOW
Annual Meeting of Association
viii Be Held Tonight

Today Is The day Of the Hereford at
The Southwest Livestock show and th,
forenoon there was hard struggle for
championship honors in the senior hull
classes between Mississippi and Texas
Mississippi, II being decided finally
having the best bull 10 the sturdy cham
nion Prince Rupert, owned by Enoehs
n Workman Of Jackson.
Prince Rupert won out over the
Junior champion bull owned BY {. M.
Dargeant Of Merklc Texas.
Visitors pronounce the Hereford eS.
hlbit At the show the finest showing of
licrelordS ever seen IN the southwest
It not actually in any part Of the west
and this is somewhat attc,cd by the
tact that at the American ROYAL show
at Kansas City there were 200 head eS-
hlbied while at the Packngtown ex.
hlbilon now there arc NO. the Kansas
City show representing Hereford breed.
ers the nation over and this show here
being show entirely OF the southwest
The Judge OF the Hereford show was
+. &, Henderson from the university
farm school at St. Paul, MINI. In the
Judging Of the classes in Duroc swine
an expert named Browning from Hus-
man, H.. oiiicialcd
Tonight the annual meeting, election
oi Officers and dinner Of the Southwest
Livestock Show association will take
place at the Lee Huckins hotel with I'd
Vaught officiating as toastmastcr This
afternoon there was an auction of sixty
registered Angus cattle, all of them
good prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Managers Seek
Compromise on
War Finance Bill

WASHINGTON, March 6-Faced
by apparently considerable opposition
among the democrats as we'll as repub-
lcanS, administration managers of tho
war finance corporation bill today dis
cussed compromising various provisions
under attack, principally to license se-
curity issues
A substitute for the provision Greats
ing a capital issues committee to liz
cense security issues, was said TO be
satisfactory 10 Secretary McAdoo. II
would take from the committee power
to veto any security issues but give il
definite authority to recommend whether
issues Of 500 or more are compatible
with house interests 1t would al.o
eliminate provisions for punishment Of
persons violating orders Of the COM
mitss wy N"ttVrN,"~'~~N~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
STATE ALLOWS
RATE INCREASE
ON LIGHTS HERE
Domestic Current Cost TO Be
9 Cents Per KiIOwatt Hour,
EFFECTIVE ON APRIL |
30 Cents Minimum Bill; Brit
ton Also to Pay More,

An order granting the increases II
electric rates in Oklahoma City asked
by the Oklahoma Gas & Electric com.
pany was issued by the state corpora.
tlon commission today The order will
60 into effect April J.
The net rate for the greater part OF
domestic current will be . cents per
kilowatt hour under the new schedule
approved by the commission. The net
rate now is 81 cents per kilowatt hour
This rate applies on the first 50 kilowatt
hours used and in order 10 obtain il.
bills must be paid within ten days from
their date.
, Increase Explained.
y According 10 a statement made al the
commissions hearing by {. b. Ames.
attorney for the Oklahoma Gas &
Electric company, which was made a
part Of the order the increase, arc
shaded down so as to affect the small
domestic consumer more lightly. This
statement follows;
Out OF our consumers, 1924 will
be increased not to exceed 10 cents
per month; 1893 will have an in
crease Of from 10 cents 10 ~ cents
per month, and about 800 more
will have an increase of from 20
cents to 50 cents per month. In
other words, there are only few
hundred consumers whose increase
will be more than 50 cents per
month and about ll,0O0 whose in
crease will be from 10 cents to 80
cents per month We could not go
back and make these. collections,
( whereas, il we collected too much
u could be refunded. II is not
causing anyone hardship to collect
this amount but il we do not get
II, the aggregate amounts TO great
deal TO us"
Fuel Costs Considered.
The commission went into detail In
considering fuel costs and other in
creased costs Of operations which had
: Continued on Page 2, Column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Captain Kendall
Discovered Crippen

MONTREAL, March 6-The Cal
garian's navigating officer, Capt H G.
Kendall, commanded the Empress of
Ireland when she sank after collision
with the Storstad, collier, in the ST.
Lawrence in 1914 In the recent Hall
fax disaster he had a narrow escape
from death 1t was Captain Kendall
who identified the murderer, Doctor
Crippenr on the steamship Montrose
when Crippen tried to escape from Eng
land on that ship which Kendall then
commanded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Dog Population
Of MadiU Cut
1,465 in Day
Food Conservation Campaign
Results in Slaughter Of All
But 35 CANNES,

How the city manager Of MadIl
Okla, was able to practically Kill four
birds with one stone" was entertain
ingly narrated this morning at the
Chamber Of Commerce, by II. Garland
u, s farm demonstration agent for
Marshall county at conference OF
county farm agents,
"a meeting was called in Madll" be
gan Garland, TO see what could be
done about aiding food conservation A
number OF prominent citizens were
present and the city manager was
asked what seemed to be the matter
with their town and the food conserva-
tlon movement
81 answered, You folks In this town
seem to have more dogs than pigs and
you need the pigs more than you do the
dogs,
"Thc next day there was an ordinance
printed in the city paper which has been
framed and passed the night before or
dcring that unless all citizens licensed
dogs not already licensed, they would
be killed The license fee was S. The
next day | happened to be down near
the power plant and a two-horse dray
load Of dead dogs was hauled up to
the power plant. | said to tie driver,
That is the finest load of dogs | have
seen in a long time What are you go
ing l1 do with them, SOM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Prohibitionists Win
Point in Debate
in Texas House

AUSTIN, Texas. March 6.--Sreaker
Fuller in the lower house Of the Texas
legislature today ovcrrulcd a point Of
order by Representative Tillotson which
would have prevented discussion of
statutory prohibition bin on the grounds
that It was not gcrmanc to the call for
a special session. The ruling was a
victory for the prohibitioniSts.
Consideration Of a bill which would
prevent the manufacture sale or gift Of
lntoxlcanlS was postponed until later IN
the day to allow committees to recon-
cile differences in several statutory pro-
hibtlon bills that have been offered. \
fight IN committee is expected over a
clause in ono bill whether containing
alcohol or not by which it was aimed
to oust substitutes for beer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
CONTROL DURATION
FINALLY APPROVED

WASHINGTON, March 6--Con-
ferees on the railroad administration
control bill today definitely approved
their tentative agreement limiting gov
eminent control Of the carriers to
tweny-one months after peace is de-
clared. They will meet again tonight
under an agreement to then settle the
final dispute over rate-makiHg authofi.
ty
Senator Smith of South Carolina
heading the senate managers, said they
were very near an agreement on the
rate question Concessions by the house
conierees who insisted on giving the
president the making authority,
are expected. rTwNNww~yyV ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
STATE ASSEMBLY,
ADOPTS MEASURE
OF DENUNC|AT|0N
COnSure Given Senator fob
His DiSIoyaIty, |
ADOPTED BY 1892 VOTE
Three Ballots, In AII-NIght
Vigil, Bring No Result !
Scoring LaFouette

T10 NE resolution, passed BY the
Wisconsin legislature, con
demning Senator LAFolletts
follows
The people Of the state Of
Wisconsin always have stood and
always will stand squatsly behind
the national government In all
things which arc essential 10
bring the present war TO a suC-
esssful end and we condemn
Robert LaFollette and all Others
who have failed to see the right
eousness OF our nations cause,
who have failed TO support our
government In matters vital to
tho winning Of the war, and We
denounce any attitude or utter
anee Of theirs which has tended
to incite ssdition among the pso-
pie OF our country and to injurs
Wisconsin's fair name before the
free people OF the world"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Three Million
Fraud Charged
In Auto Sales
F french Soldier Alleged TO
Have SwindIed Own Gov
eminent of Vast Sum,

WASHINGTON, March 6.-On
a warrant sworn out by Counsellor
Bergeron of the French embassy,
charging larceny Of from $j,sOO0O0
to $6OOO,OO0 from the French gov
ernment by means of truck and
automobile sales, Frank Goldsall
formerly a private in the French
army was arrested here roday and
the federal authorities were asked
to return him to France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Wilhelm Praises
Army Chief for
stopping" Slavs

AMSTERDAM, March 6-Em-
peror William a telegram to-
Prince Leopold Of Bavaria, the
Austro-German commander % j n
chief on the eastern front, ac-
cording TO a Berlin dispatch. CON
graduates him that after three
and half years Of struggle, the
German armies have called
halt TO the Russian army, which
with an overwhelming superiority
of numbers, threatened our coun-
try"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
JOHN E. REDMOND
PASSES AWAY IN
ENGLISH CAPITAL
Heart Disease Is Fatal to
Irish Nationalist Leader,
HE ESPOUSEO HOME RULE
Member Of Parliament Spon-
SOred Convention,

LONDON. March g. John z. Red.
mond. the Irish nationalist leader, died
this morning
Mr Redmond. who underwent an
operation IN London last Friday, passed
a fair day yesterday and apparently
was maintaining the progress shown
Monday.
The Irish convention which had been
supported by Mr.. Redmond. Yesterday
adopted a message OF sympathy in
which an earnest wish was expressed
for his early and complete recovery.
Death Due TO "--t F.ilute.
Mr Redmond passed away peacefully
at 7:45 o'clock thi, morning. Death
was due to heart failure, following the
recent operation.
This was borne courageou'ly and Il
relieved the patient but heart failure
interviewed Tuesday night.
The physicians attending Mr. Red
mond issued the following announce
ment:
We regret 10 announce that
John Redmond died at 745 this
morning Owing TO several serious
attacks Of illness a severe opera
ton was faced with great cour-
age. 1t had become imperatiyely
necessary owing TO an intestinal
obstruction. This was relieved by
the operation and for some days
satisfactory progress was main
tanned After a fairly comfortable
day Tuesday, heart failure super.
vened during the night and after q
few hours Mr. Redmond passed
peacefully away"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

MADISON, Wis, March o.-Ths
resolution eondemning Senator La.
Toilette was passed by a vote Of 81 to
- in the state assembly this afternoon.
The oyalist strength shown on a
roll call at 2:lO this morning showed
forty eight votes, three fewer than re-
Quired. At SAS the weary members
again voted on the oit-repeated mo-
tion to mise the call The count was.
yeas iorty-seven; nays. thrty-nine.
The register showed that Assembly,
man Auenbacher had shifted to tho
loyallSts. but that two Of The latter,
Engcbrctlen and Kurtenacker, had
gone over TO the La Toilette side.
Loyslists Reach Strength.
Another roll call at o'clock
left the situation unchanged Loyalist
members admitted that they had
reached their maximum strength.
A new subject in which everyone
was vitality and obviously interested,
namely breakfast, brought out a mo-
tlon by A'semblyman DouneIly for q
gcntlemans agreement to go out for
something to cat
ASsemblyman Turner. socialist
objected, which blocked the motion.
Spend Night on Feet.
Most Of the members spent the night
on their feet but many sought ante
rooms for nap or stretching their
legs over their desks, Slumbered in their
chairs.
An unrcbukcd proIteer appeared with
a bucket OF coffee and a box of sand
wiches; disposed Of them quickly, and
sent out for more
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Generally Fair,
Weather Forecast

LOCAL FORECAST 49, Generally fair
weather tonight and Thursday continued
cold tonight, with minimum Temperature
OF 26 10 20 degrees. Warmer Thursday.
STATE FORECAST - Tonight, fair;
colder In southern portion; freezing tenn.
perature. Thursday, fair; rising tenn
perature
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-FOUR T0RPEDOES
SINK CALCAR|AN,
BRITISH CRUISER
Commanded by Hero Of En-
press of Ireland Disaster,

LONDON, March 6.-Official an
nouncement was made by the admiralty
today that the British armed merchant
cruiser Calgarian was torpcdocd and
sunk on March !. Two officers and
forty-slN mon were lost,
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Serving as Cruiser.

NEW YORK, March 6-The Allan
liner Calgarlan mas been for some
months serving as a British cruiser,
converted from the status of a mer
chantman, conveying cargo ships be-
tween the British ports and Nova
Scotia, according to officers here of the
Canadian Pacific Ocean Service, Linn
tied, owners of the Allan line.
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The Allan liner Calgarian was a YES
sci Of l7,Sl7 tons gross SOB feet long
and seventy feet OF beam. She was built
in Glasgow in 1914.
A most unusual circumstance In con
nection with the sinking Of the Cal
garian was the fact that she was struck
by four torpedoes So far as published
reports have shown that in no previous
case has merchantman been subjected
to such a heavy attack by submarines
Apparently the Germans concentrated
U-boats to ensure the sinking Of the
liner.