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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-09-06
TWO MEN KILLED IN
ROCK ISLAND WRECK
lry soanlne ,oynr.e s-.e,.s lrAssp w.ssl

ChikcaSha, OkiH., sept. D.--lWO men
were killed and forty-five were re-
ported injured when three coaches OF
southbound Rock Island train No. l.
left the rails and went into a ditch
today between Duncan and Comanche,
Okla, south Of this city
A relief train which left Chickasha
for the scene of the accident is bringing
the dead to this city.
The coaches Of the train were filled
with drafted soldiers from Kansas and
northern Oklahoma. The three rear
coaches were Of wood and we're badly
smashed and splintereh when they
rolled down the embankmcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-09-06
YANK APPET|TES
ARE WONDERMENT
or IRISH PEOPLE
JackieS of Destroyer Fleet
With Base on Coast Keep
Restaurant Keepers in Hap
py Frame of Mind,
10y noppso ,ousnAr SPECIAL lrAsso wrsel

LHf MORNING JOURNAL bPEGiAl lENHhp WIRE
An Irish Port, Sept. b--The Amer
lean boys who are manning the de-
stroyers at this base are fed well and
have developed appetites that have
won the admiration of the officers of
the fleet At the navy recreation CEN
ter ashore the restaurant vies with
the theater in popularity, notwith-
standing the men get plenty of good
food on the destroyers and tenders ~
port.
After doing justice to hearty mess
aboard ship early in the evening scores
Of them may be seen eating a little
something" usually steak or eggs,
before the show at o'clock and al
ter the performance many OF them cat
again before returning to their SHIPS.
No More Beans.
The old army tale of "beans, beans
beans. morning. noon and night does
not iii tho destroyer menu when IN
port for there is plenty of good meat
and green stuff from the countryside.
But now and then they have beans, not
the soupy white looking kind but
brown luschious ones with plenty OF
molasses cooked with them.
1t is not always smooth sailing IN
the food line on the destroyers, how
ever. In rough weather these little
craft pitch and roll until 1t is impos-
sibIe to operate galley or even for
men to sit in one place long enough
to eat Canned meat and biscuits are
provided for such emergencies but
there are times when even these pre-
pared foods cannot be handled,
WAS Still Hungry.
During one period of bad weather
one sailor had missed meals and was
very hungry He managed to get
hold of can of tomatoes and loaf
OF bread but n ever enjoyed them,
While making a dangerous trip on
deck with his food in one hand and
crasping cable with the other, q ter
rifle wave struck the ship bowling Y
far over onto one side. Away went
the can and loaf as the sailor seized
the cable with both hands 10 save
himself and then proceeded to his sta
ton still hungry.
Such instances are rare however
particularly at this time of the year
when the weather is more enjoyable.
There is food aplenty. while at sea
ana when in port the mess table would
make a rationed English gentleman
smack hfs lips, as the generous por-
tions of roast beef. steak and Other
things are passed around.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-09-06
THE WEATHER
FoREcAsT.

Denver, Colo. Sept 5.--For New
Mexico: Friday partly cloudy with
local showers; Saturday fair, rising
temperature.
Arizona: Friday and Saturday fair,
not much change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-09-06
MAY FORCE WORKERS
TO ACCEPT DECISION
t.rseul olsrAreH 70 no-~lsa ,ou.sAll

Washington. Sept Steps to en-
force acceptance by employees of mu-
nitions factories in Bridgeport, Conn.
Of the recent award OF the war labor
board are under consideration by the
secretary of war. In making this an
nouncement tonight, the war depart
ment said the secretary had taken up
the. matter with war labor board as
the result of an appeal by the ord.
nance department contracts let by
which are being delayed By strikes IN
the plants,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-09-06
DeHuff Has Narrow Escape.

Santa Fe. Sept. 5.--In motoring
over La Bajada hill yesterday after
noon Superintendent j. DeHuff of the
United States Indian school had 3
narrow escape from serious injury or
death. The brakes of his Ford failed
to work and the car comm encad slid-
ing over the brink of the hill. DeHuff
jumped just before the car somer
saulted. He proceeded to Albuauer-
que In another car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-09-06
PRESIDENT NOT
To CO ON TOUR,
INDICATION NOW

Washington, sept. Silt is extreme
iy unlikely that President Wilson will
make a tour of the country in behalf
Of the Fourth Liberty Lean. Because
of the pending revenue legislation and
ther important matters the presiden.
Vas understood today to feel that a
prolonged absence from Washington
this month would be unwise
While no definite announcement that
the president would make a swing
ground the country speaking for the
loan had been made, it was generally
understood that he was planning a
trip that would take him to the Pacif-
.ic coast.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
voKIEcIAI D1DzIAI AP-
sIvYLE.

samara, Russia, geg. 16.-
Didesne dalis vokieeiq uzim-
tn Rusijos zemes plotu simet
nebus apdirbta. Derlingiau-
sios Rusijos dirvos simet tu-
res pudymauti, kadangi rusQ
valstieeGiai neturi seklQ, netu
ri tam tikslui arkliQ, paga-
liaus If del neaiskaus politiki-
Mo stovio, kad kartais visi
suvalyti javai netektp vokie-
CLANS.
Aisku dabar, kad vokieciai
didziai.. apsivyle tikedamies
Rusijoje gauti maisto kick
tinkama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
sUOMIAI PRISIDEDA PRIE
CENTRALLY VALsTYBIV.

Gelsingforsas, geg. 17.-Pas-
kelbta atsiliepimas i visus
Suomijos gyventojus. Po atsl-
liepimu pasiraSo visos bur
zujp partijos If jaunasuomial.
Atsiliepime pilieciai kvieciaml
paremti monarchine Suomijos
vyriausybe.
Atsiliepimas rekomenduoJa
atgaivinti laudtaga If salial
prisideti prize centrally valsty-
bin.
Dalis jaunasuomiQ If soci-
ialistai stow uz SuomDos res
publika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
PRAMATOMA OFENSYVA
ITALV FRoNTE.

Londonas, geg. II. - Kaip
vakarQ fronte, taip siaurinej
Italijoj, iS6mus artilerijos vel
kimQ kol-kas nepradedami di-
desni zygiai. Bet pramatoma,
kad Italijos fronte ar tik ne
prad6s teutonai didel6s ofen-
syvos. Galimas daiktas, kad
ofensyva vienu zygiu prasid6-
sianti vienur ir kitur. Londo-
ne karininkai sp6ja, kad aus
trai-ungarai m6gins sulauzyti
italy linija ir vienu suoliu at
sidurti ] Brescia If Milan.
Is Rymo pranesama, kad
artilerijos il patroliQ susir6-
mimas tesiasi iSilgai viso kal-
nu fronto. Kai-kuriose vietose
italy armotos atmusa pakilu-
sius prieSininkus.
Pikardijoj If Flandrijoj, ty.
vakarQ fronte, tik viena arti-
lerija veikia, Smarkiai artile-
ria veikia frontQ Arras, Siau-
riause nuo KENNEL kalvos,
siauriuose $ir pietuose upes
Somme, nuo Albert ligi upes
Avre.
Site visi frontal yra labai
stiprQs talkininku puseje. To
del manoma, kad vokieciai
prizes juos pirmiausia If at
kreips savo j6gas.
FIandrlJOJe pfancuzal huo
vokieGiq atsi6me kalva A. Vo-
kieGiai m6gino nuo prancuzg
atsiimti. Bet prancuzai ne tik
atmus6 kontrataka, bet dar i
siIauz6 vokieciq linijon.
Ir Pikardijoje keliose vie
tose prancuzai atsieme pozi-
cijas. Bet tenai vokieeiai uz-
silaiko ramiau. Nestoja jie
kontratakon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
ITALAI OUTSTANDING DI-
DELI AUsTRIJos KAREs
LAVA.
Tai ivyko Austrijos uoste Pola

RYMAS, geg. IL tionai
oficijaliai paskelbta, kad pra-
eito antradienio ryte italu ka-
res LAVAL iplauke Austrijos
uostan Pola ir tenai sutorpe-
davo dideli austru kares lai-
va.
Nuskandintas laivas buvo
Viribus Units tipo 100000 to-
nu intilpimo).
Kuomet italai pradejo vel
kima pries ta uosta, italu Ia
kunai buvo susireme ore su
austru lakunais aplink Pola.
Du austru lakstytuvu numus-
ia, gi kittens buvo atimta kon
trole. Visos italu masinos su-
gryzo savo vieton.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
AMERIKONAI DAUzO> VO-
KIECIUS.
Su Amer. Armija Prancuz

su Amer. Armija Prancuzi-
joje, geg. 17.-AmerikoniSka
artilerija uzpraeita nakti pa
dare kelis gaisrus uzpakalint-
Sc vokieciu linijose ties Mont
didier. Amerikonai sunklomls
armotomis nuolat pakenlIla
vokieGiu komunikacijai.
VokieGiai kas nakti pavar-
toja prozektorius.
Prancuzai lakunai numuse
du vokieGiu lakstytuvu. Smar-
kiau ina veikti amerikonai
lakunai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

Austria tur6jo keturis ka-
res laivus Viribus Units tipo.
Tai buvo didziausi ir moder-
niSkiausi kar6s laivai. Tie lai-
val be Viribus Units vadino-
81: Tegethoff, Prinz Eugen ir
Scent Istvan. Pastarasis pa
baigtas dirbdinti kares metu.
Kol-kas nezinia, katra is jQ
dabar italai nuskandino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
GAM|NAS| NAUJAN UzPUO
L|MAN
|taIai nuskandinO didG| auStrQE
|aiVa
PRAMATOMA OFENSYVA
ITALIJOS FRONTE
Suomija prisideda prie centrally
valstybiq?
VOKIECIAI RUOsIASI
NAUJAN UzPUOLIMAN.
Baigiama gabenti kariuomene
ir amunicija.

Londonas, geg. lis Ans
terdamo praneSama, kad Bel
giioie vokieGiai ruoSiasi prize
naujos ofensyvos prizes talkl-
ninkus.
I Belgiia sutraukiama vo-
kieGip kariuomen6 is Rumuni-
jos. Sp6:;ama, kad vokieciai
vienu zygiu pulsis kaip Elan
drijoj, taip Pikardijoj.
VokieciQ lakunai tik per
m6nesi pralavinti siunciaml
frontan.
Is miesto Mons vokieciQ su-
zeisti kareiviai iSgabenti to-
lesniai. Ten pagaminta vietoS
Bhsiantiems naujiems suzelS-
items.
Prancuzai ir anglai kar6s
nelaisviai priverciami dirbti
ella pat Sale mus1Q linijQ. Jie
iSlioduoja amunicija is vago-
M.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

pasisake esas pirklybinis tar
pininkas, apie vokieeip su-
krautus- ginklus caves infor-
macijq nuo kolSio tai j. II.
Crossley. Sis jam pasakes,
kad is Vokietijos Ame-
rikon partraukta apie milijo-
mas SautuvQ. Tie sautuvai sioj
Salyj turejo but panaudojami
tuomet, kuomet vokieciai butq
dasigave ! Prancuzijos uostus.
Holmes, sake, megines nupirk
ii tuos Sautuvus, bet jam tas
nepasiseke. Jam buve pasiqly-
ia nupirkti 100000 Mauzerio
SautuvQ ir milijona patronq.
Mate supakuotus ginklus.
Holmes pasisaka, kad tq vo-
kieciQ ginklu If amunicijos
nemates. Bet jam apie tai In
zinierius Fr. Z. Judd prisipa-
Zines, kad vokieciu laivQ do
kuose Hoboken, N. j., mates
didelius pakus, kuriuose buve
100000 SautuvQ.
Pirm poros menesiu tie sau-
ttuwai hor6ta nupirkti- Suv.
Valstijoms. Bet neatsiektas
tikslas.
Kitas liudininkas, Chas. Fl.
Murray, vieno vieSbucio Wa
shingtone savininkas, pazy-
m6jo, kad apie vokieeirl' gink-
lus buves gird6jes nuo Ivan
Narodny. Sitas pasakes, kad
ginklai srlkrauti uz New Yor-
ko, ant vienos farmos. Narod-
ny is tq ginklQ net saudes,
Narodny j ta farma dasigaves
su kapitonu Hans Tauscher.
Murray su Narodny pagel-
ba susipazino su Lussing. ST.
tas pasak6 jam, kad sukrautQ
40 ivairiose vietose ginklq
yra: 100000 Mauzerio sautuyQ
100000 patronu; be to LOCO
600 kito tipo sautuvq ir 600
mazq kulKasvaidziQ.
Vyriausybes agentai ir to-
lesniai uoliai veda tardymus.
ReiSkia, Sioi salyj vokieciq
SnipQ- -suokalbininkQ buvo
svarbiausias lizdas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

Paryzius, geg. 17.-Karas
ofisas paskelb6, kad pietry-
tuose nuo Amiens uzpraeita
nakti smarkiai veik6 artileri-
ia. Vakaruose nuo Montdidier
atmuStas vokieeit uzpuoli-
mas.
Siauriuose nuo Ailette pran
cuzams teko nelaisviQ patrO-
liQ veikime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
BOLsEvIKAI PASIDUODA
VOKIECIAMS.

Maskva, geg. 16. -Geriau-
.sias prirodymas, kad rusp So
cijalistai boIsevikai pasiduo-
da Berlyno isakymams, yra
tas, kad Lenino kabineto uz-
sienip reil1alq komisaras Ci-
Germ pranese Berlynan, jogci
Russia, prisitaikindama prie
vokieGiQ reikalavimp, isgin-'
kluvos visa savo JuodQjq ju-
riq kares laivyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
ARTILERIJA VEIKIA VA
KARU FRONTE. y
Atrodo, kad vokieGiai labai
nerimauja.

Londonas, geg. 17.-Uzpra-
eta nakti artilerija veik6 u
pin Somme ir Ancre kloniuo-
Sc, rytuose nuo Arras, If Elan
drijos muSiQ laukuose, prane-
Sa kar6s ofisas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
ITALIA PRASO KARIUO.
MENES.

Washington, geg. 17.-For-
maliu keliu Italija isreiSke
nora, kad Suv. Valstijp ka7
riuomen6 Italijos fronte butQ
labai pageidaujama. Apie tai
cionai paskelbta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

= Lynn, Mass, geg. IL.
Vietos avaliniq dirbtuvese
suspendavo darba kirp9jai
kompanijoms atsisakius padi-
dinti uzmokesni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
DIDEJA KARES IsLAIDoS.

Washington, geg, L. -Suv.
Valstijq islaidos kares reika-
lais dideja. Praeito kovo me-
nesiu isleista 81, 100000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
Washington, geg. IL
Miesto st. Louis, Mo-, gatve-
karip tarnautoiams padidinta
uzzmokesnis 10 nuos.

- Geneva, geg. L. -svei-
carlos kariuomene, stovinti
pasieniu, tvirtina lSad talki-
ninkai ore turinti nepalygina-
ma virssenybe NJ vokiecius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

= Atlantiko uostas, geg.
17.-Generolo Pershingo Sta
bo adjutantas, brig. gen. Al
word, del nesveikatos parke-
liavo is Prancuzijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

- Londonas, geg. II. Kuo-
met rusq bolSevikams prisie-
io apleisti Suomijos vandenis,
.iie nuskandino IL nardanciQ
laivip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
vOkieGiai pIenaV0 suke|ti re-
vO|iucija Suv. Va|stijOse
JIEMS TUREJO GELBETI lNDUSTRIJALISTAI
IR SOCIJALISTA|

New York, geg. 16. Sian
die paaiskejo kad vokieeiai
Suy. Valstijose plenavo, su-
kelti revoliuciia 1914 metals,
jei tuomet 81 Sails butQ stoju-
81 karen prizes Vokietija. Suo-
kalbis buvo padarytas tuo-
jaus prasidejus karei Europe
je. NPasakojama, kad sios sa-
lies vokieciai tam tikslui buvo
pasigamine ir ivairiose vietc
Sc paslepe daugeli visokios ru-
Sizes ginklu.
Federald .valdzia i tardy-
mus paSauk6 zinomo vokiecio
miIijonieriaus bravarninko
Busch is st. Louis dukteri,
kuri iStek6jusi uz vokieGiq
kariuomenes oficierio Hugo
Reisinger. Jq iSklausinejo, ar
jinai nedalyvavo minetani
suokalbyj, atkreiptam prizes
Suv. Valstijas, ir ka jinai Zinc
apie ginklq ir amunicijos pas
lepima aplinl5 New Yorka ir
kitur.
Narodny isdaye suokalbi 81.
Rusu-amerikonines Azijos
korporacijos vice-pirmininkas
Ivan Narodny atidenge dali
tos vokfeciQ paslapties. Jis
sake, kad suokalbi buvo da-
res baronas Won Gersdorff, bu-
yes Meksikoje vokieeiQ agen-
tas, siandie internuotas Suv.
Valstijose.
Revoliucijinin suokalbin
prizes Suv. Valstijas buvo in
traukti augSGGiau pamin6ta
Busch o dukt6, garsi giesmi-
mike Gadzka il jos vyras ka
pitonas Tauscher, Kruppo
dirbtuviQ agentas sioj salyj,
ir dar koks kitas vokietis.
Gersdorff prisipazines Ma
rodny'ui, kad vokieGiQ sauliQ
organizacija "Schuetzenve-
rein" Sioj Salyj turinti dauge-
Ii sautuvQ ir parsitraukusi
amunicijos is Vokietijos. Pa
sake, kad ta organizaclJa pa
sirengusi pakilti prizes Suv.
Valstijas, jei sitos paskelbtQ
kare Vokietijai.
sitam suokalbyj vokieeiams
turaio gelbeti industrijalistai
ir socijalistai.
Gersdorff iSkalno Narodny'
III nupasakoio, kad Rusijoje
pakilsianti revoliucija, kad
caratas busias nuverstas, gl
naujja rusp. vyriausybe pada-
rysianti taika su Vokietija.
Kaip tai visa paaiskejo.
Ana diena eionai vyriausy-
bes agentai isklausinejo ko-
kio tai Edgar A. Holmes. Sis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

- Washington, geg. II. =
Is Maskvos nuo bolsevikQl
-gauta praneSimas, kad vokie-
eiai pagaliau pasizadeje to-
liaus nesibriauti Rusijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

- Londonas, geg. II.
Uostan Kiel yolsieeEsf satraa-
Ike visa savo kares laivyna,
issemus lengvuosius skraiduo-
lius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

VokieeGiams ypa6 isibriovus
Dono apskritin, Russia peten-
ka ANGLES If gelezies rudos
kasyklq.
Taip tatai palengva Russia
patenza vokieGiq jungan. + oe
gi uz tai kaltas, jei ne soclja-
listai bolsevikai?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
Stockholmas, geg. IL

Rusu bolsevikQ kariuomene
pasitraukia nuo Suomijos pa
sienio If atsimeta net ant
Kronstadto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17

Washington, geg. II.
zemesniajam kongreso butte
pravesta bilius, .kad sulauku-
sieji 21 m. vyrai turi regis
truoties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-17
ARGI RUSIJA BUS PA
KEIsTA. .VoKIETIJoS PRO
VINCIJA?
Taip bent atrodo; to reikalau-
ia vokietija.

Washington, geg. 16. Is
Rusijos Gia fgauta zinios, kad
vokieciq ambasadorius Mask
vote, grafas Mirbach, boise
vikq vyriausybei indave nau-
ja Vokietijos vyriausybes ul-
timatuma. Jei Leninas volie-
cGiu reikalavimus sutiks ispil7
dyti, tuomet Russia tikrai
gales palikti didele VoEieti-
jos provincial.
Is Stockholmo depesa pa
duoda smulkmenas to ultima
tumo. Vokietijos reikalavimai
yra toxic: Kuoveikiaus susi-
mainyti kares nelaisviais; sus-
toti ginkluoties; paleisti namo
kareivius is nesenai sudarytll
bolSevikQ pulkQ; pravesti kali
kurias finansines transakci-
jas; pasitraukti is Maskvos ir
is kitu kaikuriu didesniu Ru-
siios miestQ, kuriuos turl NJ
init. vokieGiai.
Suprantama, prize tq dldes-
niu miestu priklauso If Petro-
gradas. Vokieciai turedami
savo rankose Petrograda ir
Maskva, gales pilnai kontro-
liuoti visa Russia. Tuomet
Rusijai prisieis taip sokti,
kaip vokieGiq bus grojama.
Kas bus paskui.
Jei Leninas sutiks su vo-
kieciq ultimatumu 70 juk nuo
bolSevikq to- galima If laukt) /,
tuomet vokieciams Rusijoje
atsidarys rojus. Tuomet jie ne
tiktai ant rusQ gyventojq uz-
kraus didelius mokescius, kad
patureti savo pratustejusl sa-
lies ida, ne tiktai nuo gwen
tojq isplesS paskutinl maista,
bet galQ-gale dar inns tuos pa
Gius gyventojus rekrutuotl,
kad naujais zmonemis sulopy-
ii savo sukiurusia kariuome-
ne.
To negana.
Vokieeiai nusprende Russia
atkirsti nuo visq juriQ, nes
tue budu yra geriausia didele
Sail padaryti niekam tinkama.
Uzeme Petrograda, jie Russia
atkirs nuo Baltqju juriq. Da-
bar vokieciai briaujasi ant
Kaukazo, kad rusQ tauta at
kirsti nuo pietiniq juriq.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
MOTORCYCLE RIDER is
NEARLY DlSEMB0WLEO

Ray Bowering. 1911 Linden av..
who was nearly disembowled ana
also suffered a fractured jaw i'm
motorcycle accident at Washington
av. and Maple ST. at 4 p. IN. Sa;-
urday. was reported IN a critical
condition at the Epworth hospital
late Saturday night
According 10 eye witnesses of the
accident Bowering was riding west
on W. Washington av. on a motor
cycle when he cOllided with an oil
yer Chilled Plow company truck just
ahead OF him. The truck was
wheeling onto Maple av. when the
accident occurred. The entire front
end OF the motorcycle was crushed
and Bowering suffered the injuries
enumerated above He was con-
scious when picked up and placed
i'm the police ambulance 10y Officers
Bert Miller and George Pinter Ire
Epworth hospital authorities stated
Saturday night that he displayed
wonderful vitality but il was "a ques-
tion whether he would recover from
the accident
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
BOARD | CALLS 35 FOR
EXAMINATION TUESDAY

Following are the men in the
first class called for examination
next Tuesday. Feb. %. 10y local draft
board No /
Charles IT, Deuniston Herbert
Pease. Jesse A. Casper, Martin NJ.
Seuss. Harry W. Stark. Howard
Haverstock. Frank y. Watt. sam
j. Biddle, Howard r. Fish
Karl W. Dubail. Garland L. Tuck
er. Karnot EoXel. Steve Prickosob-
ich. Charles Engdahl. John b.
Strandberg, Wallace J. Mitchell
Arthur w. Boettcher. Robert Nc
Inerny.
Clarence Stueckle. Frederick J..
Roberts. Chester Zelmer. Jess @.
Powers. Henry McFaerand, Warren
A. Irwin. George @. Hubbard. Max
Sawislak, Nernard J. Brehmer.
Lawrence a Doberlein. Edward
Clark. George OVerleese. George J.
Weiss. sylvester Byrd. H. J. Martin,
George L. Adelsberger, Leo NJ Ken
nett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
TWO CASES ARE TRIED
IN COURT SATURDAY

Ike carroll acknowledgement 10
Circle av.. was brought into city
court Saturday morning on a charge
of selling liquor ON Washnington's
birthday. q legaI holiday His case
was set for hearing Tuesday and
r. b. ollie found. i'm the saloon at
the time of Carrolrs arrest, was held
under S1o0 bonds for his appearance
as witness i'm the trial CAROLS
bond was also placed at S1e0.
Andrew and John Kcszanswik.
and Anton. Baczuiski were fined 81
and costs on a charge OF assault and
battery. Peter Nowaka. arrested
alons with them several days ago.
was found not guilty 10 was a case
of throwing a beer bottle through
window They were arrested twice
once when the offense was commit
ted and again when the city court
would not accept Atty. John Busy
k0ws.G ON their bond
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
PATRIOTIC CONCERT AT
HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY

a patriotic concert and song re-
citaI viii be given at the hign
school auditorium on the evening
Of Monday. the 25th. under the
auspices OF the \. n Heller Fur
uiture co. Glenn Ellison. popular
scotch baritone, will appear in the
song recital.
This announcement Will be re-
ceived with interest. as Mr.. Ellison
is recognized as a singer whose art
and personality have firmly estab-
liShed him i'm his native country and
Australia where he has repeatedly
appeared i'm concert and grand
opera. He is rapidly becoming
known iu this country having tour
ed the Pacific coast last season with
a program similar 10 the one which
he will present here. lie gave over
go reCitals and was heard by nearly
40 600 people
The entire proceeds will be used
u purchasing army and navy
monographs for military and naval
organizations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
WIFE OF RIVER PARK
DOCTOR GIVEN DIVORCE

Ivesta IcKinstry was granted a
divorce from DR.. William 3. Nc
Kinstray Of River Park in the SUI
perior court Saturday morning. Mrs.
McKinstry charged her husband
with striking her on 6iIerent occa-
sions anu ordering her from their
home in April, 1917. From the pre-
vious December the couple mad
lived in the same house together
practically as strangers. according
10 the plaintiffs complaint. She
further alleged that DR. NcKinstry
had her placed in 81. Josephs hospi-
tai at MisnaWaka for treatment and
afterward stated to some Of his
friends that he intended TO leave
her there until she got well or
died.' The couple was married in
Grand Rapids. Mich. April IS, 1906.
other divorces granted i'm the SUI
periOr court Saturday were George
PetrO from Mary Petro. and Bertha
l.. Jones from Frank NJ Jones. Ac-
cording TO Petro's petition against
his wife. they were married Octo-
Der 26. 1911. and that about 10 days
later his wife abandoned him Mrs.
Jones divorce was granted on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness
and adultery. She was given the
custody of the eight-year-old child
and allowed 81 per week. beginning
April /. Tor the child's support.