davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
The Poorer Ground Is
Il Not Neglected Now

Thirty or forty years ago the only
caliches beds worked contained 40 to so
per cent Of nitrate, but since that time it
has become profitable to work much poorer
ground, some of it running from only IL to
16 per cent. At present there is very
large oficina Cor plant), carrying on extern
sive experiments in the hope it will enable
them to work even lower grade calches, rs
we'll as to retreat the thousands Of tons Of
tailings or 'ripios,' carrying very sub
stantial percentage of nitrate.
"The present method of treatment of the
crude product is primitive and wasteful and
eventually will be changed quite materially
The procedure is as follows
"The caliche lies in flat beds more or
less on the surface, and extends to a depth
of from twelve inches to three or four feet
There exceptional cases where this i'm
pregnation extends to greater depth.
at is first broken up with crowbars by
the native laborers and sometimes blasted
by pop shots of black powder which serve
to break the large Jumps into smaller ones
suitable for transportation. When broken
it is loaded into two-wheel mulecarts or
into narrow gauge side dump cars drawn
by mules or oil or coal locomotives
when the caliche reaches the mill, it is
passed through the ordinary type of jaw
crusher, breaking the Jumps into q size
which will pass through inch or an inch
and a half ring. This crushed material is
then placed in large watts filled with water
heated by steam coils, where the boiling
treatment takes place. After the solution
reaches certain density it is drawn off
and flows to settling tanks where crystal
lizaton occurs and the liquid which re-
mains is in turn drown off to be used again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

e. Rail transportation - including all
phases of the transporting Of men. ma
terials and livestock via rail Involvinc
relations with railroads, procurement and
capacity of cars of various kinds, routing.
provisioning and the like
T. W alter transportation - including
wharfage, lghtering loading and storing
OF men, animals and sapplics int, e..yS.
and all of the various operations incident
thereto.
8. Supplies-including the inspection.
purchase and delivery Of subsistence sup
plies for issue as ra.ions to troops; forage.
wagons and all articles for their use. horse
equipments, clothing, camp and garrison
supplies. stoves and heating appliances
fuel, engine supplies, stationery, office fur
niture, tools and materials, and supplies
used IN connection with the maintenance
and operation of the water, SEWERAGE and
lighting sys,ens-
9. Reclamation-includ the salvage
and working over for reissue of CLOTHING
shoes, damaged machinery, scrap metal.
wasted food and materials, the operation of
laundries, disposal of garbage and manure.
and disposition of dead animals.
10. Remount - including judging and
purchasing OF horses and mules, their train
ing, care and transportation both overland
and overseas.
IL Storage-embracing the handliny
shipping and warehousing of supplies and
materials OF all kinds, including refripsra.
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

Then you are invited to tell what you know
about accounting, aviation, automobile
driving, automobile repair automobile con-
struction, carpentry, carrier pigeons, cleo
trical wiring, electrical equipment line
construction machine construction, ma
chine repairing, map making mechanical
drawing, photography, still pictures, NOV
ing pictures, radio apparatus, printing, sub
marine cable work, bookkeeping, survey
ing, telegraphy, telephone teaching, visual
signalling, and to Estate the job or employ
ment in which you have exercised greatest
responsibility or leadership"
Are you discouraged? ?" mol"
The ordnance officers reserve corps is
less keen about your proficiency in outdoor
sports, but there are FIVE blank lines to be
filed in after the following statement:
Il an a member in good standing of the
following engineering societies. )"
Passing next to the Quartermaster corps,
you receive an entirely new set of appica-
ton forms, and with them a mimeographe ed
description of the functions Of the corps
Read them carefully, and if you find moth
ing into which you fit here, having ex-
hausted the possibilities of the other
branches of the service, take a last look at
the Washington monument, the dome of
the Capitol and board train for home
Thereafter a vision of the benevolent Wis
age of an eminent Philadelphia, recently
deceased. Will mean nothing to you. In
vain his nDliftcd arm with manicured fin
gers pointing heavenward For you there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
By kincheloe Robbins

=; t.. .' a.. 9Th. than '' t, ,' ..,
if he has lived wisely and not
700 we'll, has preserved his energy and
strength and added to his mental equip
ment, as he should have done. For such,
M the words of an eminent Philadelphia
now gone to his just reward, "there is
nope Of course he has been overlooked
by the lawmakers in Washington, who
''fs' decided that thirty-ope was the limit
Oh usefulness for Americans who might be
interested in making the world safe for
humanity. and have lately, as all the world
Knows, determined that all over forty five
must be relegated to the scrapheap. He
mas been overlooked to the point where his
only opportunity was the eXpeditionary
force planned by Theodore Roosevelt and
declined by W oodrow Wilson. Has he been
sore! Just ask him!
The Swivel Chair Hero has come to the
rescue The swivei chair is not without
comfort, but in times like these it sadly
lacks dignity, and the merry jests of the
non. Joseph Cannon and others who think
mat 5000 officers of the army and navy
are IN Washington because they prefer not
10 go to France have been to the swivel
Guar even as bent pin in the throne of
country schoolmaster. The hero has de-
i"@hded active service and is getting it..
IN the quarterm~ster's department alone
- per cent OF him is physically fit, can no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
Wounds Stitched by Ants

THE mandibles of ants and of several
coleopterous insects, scarities in
particular, have long been employed in
Asiatic surgery. This usage is of the most
ancient date with the surgeons of India
and is perpetuated in our day in Algeria
by the Arab operators and to some ex-
tent by the Turks in Asia and the Greek
BARRIERS of Syria. According to an Eng
llsh chronological journal, the barber
presses upon the edge of the cut with
the fingers of the left hand and applies
each ant by means of forceps held in
the right hand. The mandibles of the
ant are widely opened, the animal being
In the defensive attitude, and as the in
sect is gradually brought near the wound
it sezes the projecting surface and i'm
mediately forces its. mandibles through
the flesh and remains in this attitude.
pressing the one mandible against the
other with force and consequently holds
the two edges together Then the bar
Der separates the head from the thorax
with snip of the scissors, and the head
with the mandibles remaining in place,
continues its function, while the thorax
and abdomen fall to the ground. The
same operation is repeated with other
ants until at times there may be dozen
pairs of mandibles placed at regular in
tervals, SO that through its whole
length the skin is united by this very
ingenious procedure. The heads are al
lowed to remain a few days, after which,
since the healing has been effected, they
are loosened, and having performed
their Office are henceforth useless
From The Healdsburg Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
a$68akha9 The Great Workshop of Science Egzaz7aBH
Call 1t Grippe or Influenza
But Guard Against 1t
TIME closing of Camp Upton to
visitors because OF ITO cases Of
Spanish influenza at the camp

TIME closing of Camp Upton to
visitors because OF ITO cases of
Spanish influenza at the camp
has brought home to New York
an interest in the nature of the malady.
few patients from United States
naval training ship are also corfined
with the disease in the Kingston Avenue
Hospital, in Brooklyn.
For discussion of the nature Of the
ailment and it's cause and effects The
Tribune has appealed to DR.. Alvah Hunt
Doty, for sixteen years health officer Of
the Port of New York. During his term
of office, which ended in 1911, he fought
the disease, which occasionally found It's
way to these shores from Europe He is
an authority on tropical diseases. and
has written much on general sanitation
and mosquito determination. He is now
lecturer on quarantine sanitation at
Bellevue Hospital and medical director
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.
These are DR.. Doty's conclusions
about Spanish Influenza:
"Infuenza is an acute febrile disorder af-
fecting the air passages and sometimes the
intestinal tract. 1t is believed to be due
TO the presence of specific organism dis
covered by Pfeffer in 1898, although some
writers regard other forms of bacili as
also responsible for this disease. AS inf1u-
enza is frequently and accurately described
in the very early medical literature-par-
ticularly during and after the fifteenth CEN
tury--it is evident that the disease was we'll
known among the ancents.
THE name influenza offers nothing in the
way of indicating the origin ard character
Of the dsesse-it was undoubtedly proposed
and made popular by Italians during the
seventeenth century. who believed that the
affection was due To an influence exerted
by the stars, which accounts for the name
Influenza About this same period the
name ia grippe was suggested by the
French. These names are still retained, al
though they have special or scientific
significance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
Carrying On the Great Chilean
Nitrate Industry

~ THE lesser mineral products
u of Latin America nitrate of
soda, or saltpetre, is by far the
most important. In "The G. W.
W. Bulletin" published by CASTOR, Will
Jams & Wignore, Inc, j. c. Brennon de-
scribes as follows the methods of pro-
duction of this salt, which is found in
considerable quantities in only one local.
ity in the world, the "pampas", of Alta
coma, in Northern Chile, and there known
as satire:
Nitrate of soda is found in its primitive
state in beds lying practically on the sur
caliche. Associated with the nitrate is
found sodium chloride, sodium sulphate,
calcium sulphate and small proportion
(one-tenth of l per cent? of soda iodate,
which is the source of the worlds supply
of iodine. The approximate annual total
figure of this chemical is about 45o tons,
valued at approximately 100000.
Until 1914 these nitrate deposits sup
piled the largest part of the worlds indus
trial needs and the bulk of the heterogeneous
fertilizers for the worlds agriculture, but
with the outbreak of the European war
great demand sprang up for Chilean nitrate
as ingredient of explosives, previous
exports we're greatly augmented to meet
this demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

of discharges from the mucous membrane
of the respiratory tract
ut is important to know the means Of
protection against Influenza bearing in mind
that this refers more particularly to the
ordinary acute infammatory affections Of
the respiratory tract, which are very COM
mon during the cold weather and which arc
variousiy referred to as Influenza la
grippe and colds; however, the same pre-
cautions which offer protection under these
conditions are also largely effective during
epidemics of influenza.
"The means by which influenza propa-
gates Indicates very clearly that every rea-
sonable effort should he made to prevent
the transmission of infectious organisms
from one person to another. The discharges
from the respiratory tract are the medium
OF infection, but there are so many mild
and uprecognizcd cases as we'll as carriers
OF the disease who apparently are in good
health that the protection gained by ordi-
nary methods is very limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

tions were entered into, none of which ever
lasted more than four years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

and then the gas goes into the great gas
holders, where it meets a very large area
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

w THAT about the man of forty
~ six?
w He's all right--that is to say,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

is no hope. But first analyze every para
graph that follows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
wioski front wojenny i ma stanat
ma odcinku mad Piave dolna, pod
Capo-Sile = juz to oficyalnie O.
gloszono.. -, -.
co SIZE DZIEJE MA WSCHO-
DIE?

..Londyn, %. maja. - Donosza
z~Moskwy, il tam w ko}ach rzado-
wych spodziewaja sic nowego ul-
timatum ze strony Centralnych,
zadajacego cd Rosyi stanowczego
zerwania z Aliantami, bye moze,
il potem zazadaja Niemcy, ably
rosyjski lud wspar} czynnie
zbrojnie armie centralne. | to
mozliwe! Pomimo zapewniei rie-
mieckich, ostatnio danych il woj-
ska centralne dalej inwadowac
Rosyi, nj Ukrainy ME beda -
donosza okolic Kurska, il woj-
ska niemieckie posuwaja sic tam
wciaz naprzod i to w kierunku
Moskwy. Kursk ley W Dohskim
Dystrykcie; Niemcy So ME dalej
ak o % mil Cd miasta: robotni-
CA rada tamtejsza zorganizowa-
Ia sic do obrony miasta zmobi-
lizowaia lud do walki.
z Moskwy wyjechaf do Sta
now Zjedn. Raymund Robins, szef
,,Czerwonego Krzyza" amerykai'
skiego w Rosyi dzialajacego /
przedstawiciel nieoficyalny Sta
now w Rosyi.
- Donosza, IL minister spraw
zagranicznych Kuehlman przema
wiaf W parlamencie ma temat zy-
sk6w kampanii rumunskiej dla
Niemiec: chot kontrybucyi pie
nieznej ME wzieto, to jednak eko-
nomiczne, handlowe wielkie in
ne koncesye w Rumunii, uzyskare
przez Niemcy - warte wiecej niz
kontrybucye. CO do geograficzno-
terytoryalnych zmian, to poloze-
ME Rumunii ME wiele nadarza}o
do zrobienia - zrobiono jednak
co sic dalo granice W Karpatach
,,uregulowano" Z korzyscia dla
pahstw centralnych,
REPUBLIKA BIALO-RUSKA.
Paryz, 25. maja. - Zosta}a pro-
klamowana Republika Blaio-Ru--
sln6w = to "a ,zgoda Niemiec:
donoszS tenn Moskwy; Rad
gabine <oalicyjny zostaiy sfor--
,,nowane i Rad 6w wszedf W ro-
rozumienia z Litwa, aby wytwo-
rzYc 2 MIA pewnego rodzaju uiie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
INNE TELEGRAMY.
z ANGLII.

Edynburg, 25. maja. - w mie-
Scie tutejszym przemawiai ma
wielkiem zebraniu obywatelskiem
premier Lloyd-George i wyrazil
sic zupeinie otwarcie, IL spodzie-
wac sic nalezy W ciosu nowego,
moze ostatecznego ostatniego o.
fensywy niemieckiej - lada dnia
spodziewac sic nalezy; komenda
aliancka jest w pelni przygotowa-
ma ma wszystko i ufa, ze sprosta
doskonale wysilkom zabojczvm
wroga, zwlaszcza wobec stale ma
pfywajacej wydatnej pomocy W
wojskach amerykahskich. CO do
blokad podmorskich Lloyd
George wyrazil sic r6wniez opty-
mistycznie; W kwietniu wynisz--
czono rekordowa liczbe nur6w
niemieckich, a zbudowano w An
gill Ameryce nowych okretow
ty!e, IL liczba W tonach pojemro-
sci o wiele przewyzszyla liczbe
STRAIT w zatopionych okretach.
Nury So wciaz playa ciezka i po-
waznem zagrozeniem, lecz ME
sprawia Niemcy mimi mic, jak ME
sprawili dotad. Wzywal premier
do wsp6idziaiania / ostatecznych
wysilk6w | najwiekszych poswie-
cen dla sprawy wsp6lnej wszyst-
kim ludom kulturalnym | demo-
kratycznym = zwalczenia | znie-
sienla raz ma zawsze militaryzmu
pruskiegc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
ME wiadomo.
. z TEATRU WoJNY.
PRED ORKANEM OFEN-
SYWY.

Paryz-Londyn, 25. naja. Ca
~ szereg rejdow napowietrznych
i ladowych,, oraz intensywna ka-
nonada - OTTO wszystko, co sic
dzieje cd szeregu dni ma frontach
flandryjskim i pikardyjskim,
gdzie jak wszyscy wiedza, O.
statnio premier Anglii, Lloyd
George oswiadczy} otwarcie, ocze-
kiwac nalezy owego orkanu ofen-
sywy niemieckiej. Pod Canny-sur
jMatz Francuzi W walee lokalnej,
lecz zacietej odniesli walne zwy-
ciestwo.; we Flandryi Niemcy
'gwaltownie ostrzeliwuja Lys odci
mex; pod Bethune Niemcy przez
dni' pare. .wypuszczali ma Angli--
kow gazy trujace; mad La Bassee
kanaiem Angficy reid pomySlny
wykonali W okopy niemieckie,
nadto wylsonano reid udatny l. jen
cow Niemcom urwano w okolicy
kanalu Ypres-Commines.
- Niemcy pod Busquoy wyko-
nall atak lokalny, lecz silny, po-
przedzony bardzo poteznym og-
MEM - zdoiali zabrac paru zo}--
merry do niewoli, pozatem odpar-
to ich zupeinie; rejdy niemieckie
byiy takze pod Lens - CORA Mr..
10 pod Albert.
- Me ulega zadnej watpEwo-
sci, il znajdujemy sic W przeded-
niu novel fay ofensywy niemie-
cko-centralnej: Niemcy wszystkie
mozliwe wojska sciagneli ma front
zachodni i skupiaja tam wszyst-
kie SHY, rekonesanse alianckie-
przewaznie awiatyczne donosza o
caaej masie przygotowah ma mai
wisksza skale. Alianci tenn sic ME
strasza: zarowno linie, jak arty-
lerya, jak arnlie alianckie zostaly
znakomicie zorganizowane, wojsk
swiezych przybyly masy z Ame--
ryki i z W}och, co z nadwyzka
pokrywa straty poniesione W po--
przednich walkach, nadto rezer-
wy siynne francuskie gen. Focha
wciaz jeszcze stoja nietkniete, 60
towe do uderzenia rzucenia ich
W ten punkt, gdzie zagrozenie
byioby napSieksze, najwieksza
potrzeba natychmiastowej pomo-
cy. -.
... RAPORTY. b..
Londyn, 25. maja. = Pod oslo
na ognia dzia,owego bardzo po--
teznego' nieprzyjaciel wykonal a
TAX lokalny pod Bucquoy, lecz
zostai odparty, zdoiawszy tylko
pare zofnierzy angielskich upro-
wadzic. Walk dziaiowe ograni--
czone bardzo i pomniejsze tylko,
lecz kanonada ME ustaje ma calej
linii. w podchodach. wycieczkach
| reidaeh Francuzi Anglicy
wzieli pewna liczbe jehcow ME
mieckich.
/ Pary4. 20. maja. = Pod Mt.
KENNEL, mad Lys | Scarpe rzeka-
mi, mad Somme, pod Moreuil /
Montdldicr artyicryi dzlaiania
bagdzo pots1ne. Pod Canny-sur-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
cLy przymierze. Pahstwa oba mia
lyby pozostawac pod niemieckim
protektoratem militarnym...
NIEMCY SIE BUNTUJA.

Londyn, 25. maja. = Donosza
Z Dzwihska W Rosyi, il pewien
oddziaf ,niemiecki, ktory otrzy--
mai polecenie przeniesienia 60 ma
front zachodni - zbuntowai sic,
odmowif posiuszehstwa, a W re-
zultacie so zoinierzy rozstrzelaro,
a ponad tysiac uwieziono. lime
oddzia}y demonstrowaly ma rzecz
Ii korzysc zbuntowanego oddzia}u
- to samo powtorzylo sic W in
nych .wojskach oddzia}ach ME-
mieckich - co dowodnie pokazu-
je, jakim jest duch W nieniec-
kiej armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25
INNE SPRAWY M0RSK|E.
Ma zaChOdnin FronCie.
Centra|ni skupiajq noWe Wojska
Bunt Niemc6W: Me chca sic bic!
INNE TELEGRAMY.
ZATOPIENIE ,,MOLDAWI1."
Sc AMERYKANoW UTO-
NELO.

Londyn, 25. maja. - Angielski
zbroiny statek ,,Moldawia" daw-
niej kupiecki, obecnie uzywany ma
transporty wojsk z Ameryki do
Europy, zostai torpedowany i "a
topiony wczoraj mad ranem: W
zafodze. okretu ofiar niema, lecz z
zo{nierzy amerykanskich wiezio--
nych do Europy 56ciu zo&nierzy
ME doliczono sic i CT wedaug
wszelkiego prawdpodobienstws
zgineli, tonac W rnorzu, a jeszcze
pewniej wskutek explozyi w od-
dziale, znajdujacym sic blisko ko-
tfow okretu. ,,Moldawia" zostaia
zatopiona bez dania jej jahejkol-
wick przestrogi, lub szansy ratun-
ku ludzi; nura ME dojrzano, mi
mo jasnej ksiezycowej nocy i ba-
cznych stray na ohecie. Kledy
explozye torpedy usiyszano
wiekszose zolnierzy i za}ogi spa1a,
lecz paniki zadnej na statku ME
by{o, a gdy ujrzano, il okret to-
ME, natychmiast przeniesiono lu--
dzi ma eskortujace okrety; zohie-
RE stracili wszystek swoj DOLBY
tex. iaki ze soba WE'LL, lecz na--
tychmiast w najblizszych portach
dostarczono i'm nowych ubrah
zapas6w. Torpedo nieprzyjaciel--
ska uderzyla okret, jak zeznaja
swiadkowie napadu w sam sro--
dek; torpedowce eskorty rzucify
sic w poszukiwanie nura, lecz ME
zdo4aly go odszukaG. Torpedowce
te uratowaiy zreszta ca}y trans
port ludzi, z wyjatkiem wzmian--
kowanych 56ciu; nadto tez sporo
zo1nierzy odniosio uszkodzenia |
rany, lecz wszyscy Ameryxanie
wykazali zirnna krew, odwsge i
bystrosc W oryentowaniu sic W
niebezpieczenstwie. Torpedowce
przewioziy ich do portow najbliz-
szych angielskich, gdzie ich owa-
cyinie witano. ,,Moldawia" i1ezy-
Ia 5000 ton pojemnosci'i jest trze-
cim amerykahskim oretern woJ-
skowym - torpedowanym przez
Niemcow.
INNE SPRAWY MoRsK1E.
Londyn, 25: naja- - Amery--
kanski okret ,,Wakiva" zostaf "a
topiony ma wodach europejskich
wskutek kolizyi; dwu marynarzy
zgineto. Gdzie i kiedy sic to staio
- telegramy ME podaja.
- Nur niemiecki zatopn paro-
wiec ,,Inniscarra", nalezacy do
strazniczej floty: okret zatonai W
5 minut po ugodzeniu go torpedo; !;
zaioga iczyia 81 osob, ktore
wszystkie znalaziy sic W wodzie
W walce re smiercia nur niemiec-
K; ME ratujac nikogo = choe OBJ
serwowa{ chwile, co sic dzieje, =
odplynal precz; przedtem jeszcze
komendant nura = zazadal roz--
mowienia sic kapitanem zato-
pionego parowca, lecz odpowie--
dziano mu, il utonai, wowczas ka-
pitan niemiecki podai tym. CO sic
do iodki schronie zdolali listy |
poiecil je oddae premierowi AM
alii. Lloyd4G 4Georpe'owi: co sic v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-25

NNA ~ ~ AAAN w.
Nowy York, rs. maja. - Pui--
kownik Roosevelt. miai dzisiaj
wyruszyc do srodkowo-zachod.
mich Stan6w. azeby wygiaszat
mowy pod egida National Secu.
rity League. Gel NOW jest ten,
azeby obojetnych wobec wojny
obudzit poruszyt ich serca my
sli. Pufk. Roosevelt bedzic prze.
mawia} w nastepujacych Stanach:
w Ohio, Michigan, Iowa i Wis
consin. Program NOW jest ulozo-
ry jak nastepuje:
w sobote, W kollegium Witten.
Ibrrga. Springfield. O., W ponie--
dzialek w Coliseum w Des
Moines, Ia, w obozie wojskowym
Dodge, we wtorek w Madison,
Wis, we srode W Alhambra tea
trze, Milwaukee, w czwaftek, W
Detroit, Mich.
JOHN R. ALPINE DORADCA
BAKERA.
Washington, %. maja. - Sc
kretarz Baker, mianowaf Jana r.
Alpina, wiceprezesa .Americar
Federation of Labor" prezesa
limited Association of Plumbers
and Steamfitters" w Stanach lie.
dnoczonych i Kanadzie, specyal-.
nym doradca departamentu woj.
ny w podziale piracy.
PLAN NAPOWIETRZNEJ
sLUzBY PoCZTOWEJ PO-
MIEDZY CHICAGO A ST.
LOUIS.
Washington, 25. maja. - De-
parliament pocztowy, bardzo jest
zadowolony z powodu zaprowa--
dzenia napowietrznej s}uzby po.
cztowej oswiadcza, re praca ia
przynosi juz pozadane owoce
Sluzba pocztowa pomiedzy mia.
stami Waszyngtonera, Filadelfia
i Nowym Yorkiem, jest juz zape.
wniona. Department pocztowy
zamierza rozpoczac napowietrzna
poczte poniedzy Nowym Yor'
klein a Bostonem w jesieni
Napowietrzna podroz pocztowa,
pomiedzy Chicago St. Louis be-
die urzadzona pozniej.
Wiki w POWIATAcH
STANU ILLINOIS. u
Bloomington, ILL.,, 20. maJa. -
Pomimo, re Stan Illinois istnieje
juz okolo 100 lat, cywiizacya ME
zdolala tu jeszcze wytepic nie-'
bezpiecznego i drapieznego vii.
ka. w wielu powiatach od,:rytc
kilka wilczycli gromad i legpwisk.
Ia zabicie wilka Rad p}aci $40 a
wiec farmerzy ME traca czasu,
lecz biora sic do wyszukiwanis
szkodliwego zwierza. Ma farmie
Wiley Davisa, niedaleko Maho.
met, wiki zadusiiy II mlodych
swim. James Hines Petersburg.
znalazi w sianie 8 wicklow, ale
wilczycy ME MONA hyio odna-
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