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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-03-01

Bat Smith, congenial and accommo- dating proprietor of the moonshine still, has announced that in order to comply with request of the Dep1ty Constable, he will keep his fr0nt door closed on Sunday, but for the conye- nience of his patrons will receive them through the back dooF.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26

A laxative today saves a sick
child tomorrow. Children simply will
not take the time from play to emp
ty their bowels, which become clog.
ged up with waste. lives gets slug
gish. stomach sour.
Look at the tongue, mother II
coated. or your child is listless,
cross, feverish, breath bad. restless,
doesn't eat heartily, full OF cold
or has sore throat or any other
lchildren's ailment, give teaspoon
ful OF california Syrup of Figs"
then don't worry, because it is per
fectly, harmless, and in a few hours
all this constipation poison. sour
bile and fermenting waste will gent
ly move out of the bowels, and you
have well, playful child again. A
thorough INSIDE cleansing" is oft
times all that is necessary. 1t should
be the first treatment given in any
sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
California Syrur OF Figs" which
has full directions for babies. chill
dren of all ages and for grOwn-ups
plainly printed on the bottle. Look
carefully and see that IL is made by
the ''California Fig Syrup Company"
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
DISSATISFIED PATIENT
CUTS DOCTORS THROAT

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Dr. Solomon
{. Elkin, summonew from his Christ
mas dinner to attend a patient at his
ONCE, had his throat cut from ear to
ear with razor. and DR.. Isaac Glass
man, who went to his aid. was slash
ed about the face and neck Both are
at the Bellevue Hospital in a serious
condition.
The patient" was Demetrius
Lopez, who was arrested on a charge
OF felonious assault. ell told the po-
lice at headquarters that he had been
under treatment by the physicians,
shd that the treatment had done him
no good, when asked as to his reason
for the attack.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
Loses Hand I'm BnttIe.

Private John Cardinale another
Washington man mentioned in the
casualty list today. enlisted in the
army against his fathers wishes,
served in France and paid the price
Of his ardor with his hand, which was
shot on in battle.
John is twenty-five years old. the
son OF Lorenzo Cardinale, a stonecut-
ter OF 21S Four-and-a-half street
southwest. Two years ago, after
hearing repeatedly OF the heroic
struggles against almost overwhelm-
ing odds that his countrymen were
engaged in. John enlisted.
After he had been over the top
several times a letter to his parents
stated that he was Just beginning to
fight" The next time he went over,
early in November, a shrapnel shell
burst near him and he woke up in a
hospital with one hand missing.
In letter to his parents after his
injury he said, THE war is over and
! expect to see you soon"
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
CAN'T FIND DkNDRUEE

Every bit of dandruff disappears
after one or two applications of
with the finger tips. Get a small
bottle of Danderine at any drug
store for a few cents and save your
hair, After several applications you
can't find a particle Of dandruff or
any falling hair, and the scalp will
never itch.
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
16 D. c. NAMES IN
CASUALTIES TODAY

The official casualty list made pub
lie today carries the names of sixteen
Washington men.
One OF these soldiers died OF dis
ease and six are now in hospitals in
France suffering from severe wounds.
| The remainder are suffering from
slight wounds or injuries. the extent OF
which had not been determined at the
| time today's list of casualties was
compiled.
Among the four commissioned Off
GERS whose names appear in the list
are a colonel. a captain, and two lieu
tenants.
Captain BeckSteIn Wounded.
The Washington captain in the list
is Capt. William H. Beckstein. or 93l
o street northwest. who was wound
ed in action, October ,. According
to a letter which has been received
by Mrs. William II. Beckstein, how
ever, the officer has entirely recov-
cred from his wounds. and is now
with the Third army OF occupation on
German soil. having rejoined his com
pany in the Ninth Infantry. Seconi
division. shortly after the signing o:
the armistice.
Captain Beckstein suffered lacera-
tions in the leg. hand, and jaw and
the loss OF several teeth, when a
shell exploded within about ten feet
of him. His gas mask was also cut
by the she'll fragments. At one time
three machine gun bullets tore
through his coat without injuring
him.
Another Washington man in today's
list is Corporal James F. Rossiter, OF
~
TALON. who was founded and gassed
September 2S. in the Argonne forest.
A letter to his mother, Mrs. Jahnes
T. Rossiter. of S04 Ninth street north
east. states that he was able to re-
join his company after three weeks
in the hospital. His company whose
original personnel is said to have
been nearly wiped out, is now with
the occupational forces in Germany
Corporal Rossiter is a son OF Captain
Rossiter. of No. 10 Engine Company.
of the Fire Department.
G. w. L. Man Gassed.
How a Washington boy was himself
gassed after serving with the Ameri-
can forces for nearly a year as q gas
Instructor became known today when
Mrs. Marie B. Salb, of 617 Ninth street
northeast, was notified by the War
Department that her son Sergt. Fran
els ]. Salb. was severely wounded on
September %, the first anniversary OF
his induction into the army.
Salb is a member of the 312th Ma
chine Gun Battalion. 79th Division. He !
had been a student OF chemistry at |
the George Washington University |
before enlisting in the army and /
served in the gas division. He re-
covered from the gas attack within |
ten days and was returned to the |
fighting lines shortly before the cessa-
tion of hostilities.
4 am all right now" Sergeant |
Salb wrote home. II am just start
ing on a l25-mile. hike and will prob
ably land up on the Rhine.
Fighting was to stop on Novefn-
Der IL at II o'clock, and it did not stop |
one second sooner. We were after |
them up 70 the last minute and even
Fritz kept on firing until the very |
stroke OF eleven" II
Loses Hand In Battle. Il
~
The Washington times., 1918-12-26


blue French Fine silk and Too miscellaneous lot Of Pnsuy
Displayed large tables for selection Values $3.50 Choice
Floor
The Washington times., 1918-12-26
Editorial

1t doesn't make any difference
what position a man occu-
pies, it is a pleasure to
watch him work if he
KNOWS HIS BUSINESS.
Two men came pushing piano
out of a music store. A
wagon was backed up to the
curb. The men picked up the
piano and put it on a wooden
horse" another signal and
they put the piano in the
wagon. All done without ap-
parent effort or exertion.
Six other men would have
groaned and perspired and
cussed half an hour getting
that piano into the wagon.
And, would probably have
scratched it all up in the
bargain.
Take a tip from these dray-
men. No difference what
you have to do, learn HOW
to do it easiest, quickest and
most efficiently.
1t pays all concerned.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21
Hiszpahska Influenza.

Podczas obecnei grasujqcej hi
szpahskiej influenzy, ktdrej pier
wsze objawy zwyczajnie sa: "a
palenie i Ivy w oczach, cieczenie
z nosa, boil w krzyzach, Dol gio-
wy, Dol muszku}6w, zimne dresz-
cze, Zebra i znuzenic, nalezy pre-
strzegat wszelkich Srodkow zapo-
biegawczych. Otoz usilnie pole
camy: Nalezy spryskat gard}o |
nos Severy Antisepsolem, ktory
powinien bye %zmieszany ma try
czesci woody ciepiej jedna Geese
tel medycyny. Jesli nastapia DIRE
szcze, wezcie jedna, lub dwie Sc
very Pastylki ma Zaziebienie |
Grype CO try godziny az zoia-
dek zacznie dzialac. Kaszel row.
niez ustapi przez uzywanie Seve-
ry Balsamu ma Piuca. 1dac do
idzka weEcie dobrze ma poty, zas
jesli ME bedziecie sic czuli lepiej
W przeciagu a godzin zawezwij-
Gle doktora. Powyzsze wskazow-
XII i lekarstwa So bardzo skutecz-
ne. Sd sprzedawane przez apteka
rzy wszedzie po nastepujacych
ccnach: Severa's Antisepsol, IS.
cent6w; Severa's Cold and Grip
Tablets, 30 cent6w; Severa's Bal
sam for Lungs, rs i so cent6w.-
Jezeli ME bedziecie mogli tych
iekarstw dostac W apiece, zamow
Gle je wprost cd w. F. Severa Co.
Rapids, Iowa. Ogl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21

Polski, lecz &C gorsza, ob%ojetnosc
nasza w kierunku o~fiarnoSci, po-
zostawianie sprawy wlasnemu jej
biegowi. poleganie ia tenn talk
nieodrodnem Cd mas ,,jakoS to
bedzie" osiabic moze tylko, wsrod
tych nam sprzyjajacych kierow--
niczych sfer pahstw, pojecie 0
rwaszej politycznej dojrza}osci, o
naszem r~zeczywistem pragnienlu
Wolnej, Niepodleglej Polski.
Ksiadz i lud polski zwarli sig
razem w o~fiarnoSci ma rzecz Pol
ski, ma rzecz Skarbu coraz wleceJ
rarafii wskutek patryotycznej a.
gitacyi ksiezy skiada dolary ty--
siacami, by w tel ostatecznej pc
treble przyjSc Ojczyznie Z pomo-
ca, by ME pominac opiesza}oscia
chwili. w kt6rej ujawniaja sic
vszystkie warunki odzyskania
I,iepodleglego i demokratycznego
bytu politycznego.
Lecz czynu inteligencyi, ofiar
ilas uswiadomionych, czesci zy-
5kow kupiectwa poswieconych ma
Narodowy dotychczas ME
ma. Lecz wierzymy w to, re Ia
1asza sierra inteligentna sprawy
ME zaspi i tax, jak z poswiece--
MEM obywatelskiem pomogia RIA
dowi amerykahskiemu W spree
lazy bondow wolnosciowycl
wychodztwa polskiego,
TAX samo przykladem hojnym il
siowem zachecajacem pomoze
do MISUNDERSTANDING.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21
zOtADEK W HIEPORzADKU I?
Dosiegnat Rzeczywistej Przyczyny
-Brac DR., Edwards Olive Tablets

Otto co tysiace cierpiqcych M zoladek
czyni obecnie. ~"~iast braG toniki, lub
pr6bowaG "poiatac -.o trawienie, zabie.
raia sic one do p~rawdziwsj przyczyny
MISUNDERSTANDING watroby i roz.,
]strojonego zolqdka.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dzialaja
m watrobe kojqco j goiaco. Gdy wat.
roba i aoladck wykonywaia swe natu.
ralne funkcve, odejdzie niestrawnost
przypadloSci zoiadka.
Jezeli macie niesmak W ustach, OBJ.
lozony jezyk, Fly apetyt, uczucie ocieza.
loSci i rozleniwienia, brak ambicyi ]
energii, pokarmy sic ME trawia nalezycie
-powinniscie braG Olive Tablets, taste.
pujace kalomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ga czysto
roslinnym preparation, Zmieszanym z
OLIVIA. Poznacie je pc ich oliwkowym
kolorze. Dzialaia one ME s~prowadzajae
kolek, kurcz6w lub b6lu. o
Wezcie jedna lub dwie idac spae, 9
bedziecie mogli dobrze ies6. Pc 10c ]
25c pudelko. We wszystkich aptekach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21
Przeglad Prasy.
BOLESNA PRAWDA.
Detroicki ,,Rekord Codzienny''

W artykule Me tedy droga do
wolnej Polski", wypawiada W
odnoszeniu sic do skiadek ma
Skarb Narodowy, naszych kup-
COW i przemysiowcow, ktorzy re
spoleczehstwa polskiego zyja i
ra MEM, w imie patryotyzmu, do
rabiaja sic forum - bolesne, lecz
niestety zgodne z prawda slowa:
,Sa chwile, re kazdego rozum-
rego Polaka, ktory dzisiaj spell
MIA swe obowiazki wzgledem o.
czyzny, po prostu rozpacz 'ogar-
MIA, gdy idzi obojetnosc ola spra-
wy narodowej u tych, ktorzy mic
MA sic bye Polakami, wSrod Po-
lakow zyja, a niektorzy wsrod
Polakow robia interesy. Gdyby
ME ia stosunkowo garstka, ktora
dia sprawy niepodlegiosci i zje--
dnoczenia Polski PRAGUE, lie tyl-
ko moze i dale lie moze, to RE
czywiScie wydalibySmy o .sobie
r1arny sad i Mkt Z mas ME Small
by wrocic do wolnej Polski, DO
spotkaioby go tam nieprzyjemne
p~rzyjecie.
Widocznem jest, IL wrog zde-
prawowai dusze niektorych Pola-
kow, ktorzy teraz ME chca po--
modz do zerwania kajdan n;ewo-
Ii, jakiemi narod skrepowany byl
cd przeszio stu lat.
Male dziecko naprzyk}ad ska
da ma fundusz narodowy 5 dola-
row, ktore uSkladaio re sprzeda-
zy gazet, biedna wdowa sklada
rowniez piec dolarow, a bogaty
grosernik, ktory dorobii sic ma
iatku ma swoich, ma fundusz ma
rodowy z wielkim trudem sklada
az jednego dolara i zada jeszcze,
aby 60 ogfoszono dobrym Pola--
klein i patryota.
Many nawet bylych saluni-
Stow, ktorzy saba, re ma sprawe
polska ME powinni zlozyc wiecej
jak Soc, a dawniej udawali pa
tryotow, wiarusow i gniewali sic
ma brak patryotyzmu u tych, kto-
rzy zamiast popierac swoich, sill
do obcych. Teraz wlasnie many
doskonaia sposobnost przekonat
sic, kto kim jest i co wart.
Zolnierz idzie do obozu ma znoj
: truly, gotow 5ycie swoje po-
Swiecic "a spraWe wolnoSci, a po-
mimo to sklada ~jeszcze %serdeczna
danine re swego mienia i niejeden
mich ofiarowal $50, a tutaj ma
my takich, ktorzy pozostali w do.
mu i wygodach, a ma fundusz ma
rodowy rzucaja Gently lub kilka
dolarow.
Czyz to ME wstyd? Z iakiem
obliczem CT ludzie stana kiedyS
wobec reszty swego narodu?
Many takich, ktorzy ma FUN
dusz narodowy ofiarowali 25c lub
Soc, mniej, niz kosztuje kieliszek
wodki. Takich to many patryo--
tow. TAX cenia przyszloSc villas
rych dzieci i wnukow. TAX cenia
wlasny honor i swoj interes. Wo-
la dalei nosic obroze niewoli. To
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21
Ma Palaca Egzeme

Tiuste masci i smarowania ME powinny
bye uzywane, jezeli sk6ra ma pozostat "
dobrym stanie. w kazdej apiece "a $50
lub $1.00 "a ekstra duza butelke, dostah
zemo. Uzyte podhg przepisu, skutecz-
ME usuwa egzeme, szybko usmierza swierz-
bienie j goi przypadiosci skory, a take
bolaczki, oparzenia, rany j odparzenia,
Przenika, czysciikoi. Zemo lest czystym.
godnym zaufania j tanim, przenikajacym,
antyseptycznym piynem. Sprobui go, DO
sadzimy il mic u~zywanego poprzednio ME
Jest tax skuteczne zadawalajace. !"
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. Q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21

sic wiasnie podoba junkrom pru-
skim. Takimi chca oni widziec
wszystkich Polakow, wiedzac, IL
tacy Polacy zawsze beda ich ME
wolnikami, DO o wolnosc walczyt
lie potrafia.
P~rzyjdzie jednak chwila pora--
chunku, teraz musimy sic poll
czyc, z~apisany bedzie tax ten.
ktory Swiety obowiazek speinii,
jak r6wniez ten, kto Cd niego sie
cdsunal. Przebaczenia ola nillogo
nie bedzie. Dosyc juz tel blagi.
Teraz kazdy, kto chce bye Pola-
klein, niechaj MIN bedzie i spell
ria obowiazki, a kto ME chce ich
spelniac, niechaj sic do polskosci
ME przyznaje."
Do powyzszego ,,Ok6lnik"
Wydzialu Mar" dodaje:
Prawda zawarta w tym artyku-
lie, odnosi sic niemal do caiego
kupiectwa i przemyslu polskiego
IA wychodztwie. Dale co moie
.lud, djae biedny Z piracy rak zy-
j2cy i wychowujacy liczna rodzi-
ne robotnik, dale i agituje kSiadz,
lecz kupiectwo, lecz w prevail,
nej czeSci inteligencya jak adwo-
kaci, lekarze. real-estatemani, ME
daja mic, albo bardzo ME wiele.
CT co haslem: ,,swoj do swego"
starali sic robotnika polskiego
pozyskac jake klienta, widocznic
zbyt jednostronnie rozumia pa
tryotyzm, DO w odniesieniu tylko
do siebie. Czyzby tylko dla tego
giosili sic Polakami, by polskim
groszem robociarza dorabiac sic
forum? Chyba tax ME jest. Wie--
rkymy, re i W Mich odezwie sic, o.
budzi sic poczucie obowiazku
wzgledem Macierzy. Oby tylko
obudzenie sic to nastqpilo jak maj
PREDICT, DO Gas wie!ki. chwila
wanna zbliza sic, chwila w kt6rej
redziemy musieli wytezyt wszy-
stkie silly. zorganizowac jak maj
potezniejsza pomoc materyalna
.cy nasze ~nadzieje, by}y poszano>
wane ! uwzglednione w ca}ej swej
pelni. P~rzyszloSc nasza Cd mas
zalezy, Cd naszego zeSpolenia w
piracy, narodowej. Cd n~aszej ofiar-
nosci ma Skarb Narodowy.
A W tel piracy. W tych zab'e,
gach przodowac powinna inteli--
gencya polska, prym dzierzyc po-
winno kupiectwo polskie. hoe
tym chyba tlomaczyt juz ME po-
trzeba, re wszystko CO zwiqzane
Jest z praca dla odrodzenia Pol
ski, kosztowac1mu re rozpocze-
te wielkie dzielo Armii PolSkiei.
wymaga naszego s~erdecznego po-
parcia moralnego i obowiazko-
wei finansowej pomocy, re akcy&
polityczna zdazajaca do wyro--
bienia opipii przychylnej ola
sprawiedliwych naszych donna
gan sic .niepodlegiosciowyGt
wSrod sprzyjajacych nam rzadow
paiistw kosztowaG musi, re slowa
najprzychylniejszych nam nawet
zwierzchnikow rzadow alianc-
.kich, - ME poParte nasza ofiar--
.roScia, naszem poSwieceniem, IA.
seem ma zewnatrz zadokumento-
wanem stanowiskiem, re praw
swoich bronic bedziemy, DO ma
MY sile i pieniadz - ME zbaw;q
RVuNaa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21
CNotatki Urzedu Skarbowego w. Ny

Kampanie o zebranie Milionowe-
so funduSzu trzeba bedZie q ko-
~niecznosci rzeczy przedluiye, DO do
piero W OStatnich dniach wszedzie
iywSza krzatanina W tym Herunku
sic r~ozpoczela. DopierO teraz zreszta
poznoszono Zakazy zgrOmadzeh pu-
blicznych, a jak sic przekOnujemy,
be7 wiecu, M kt6rym jest moznose
Iepszego wytlumaczenia Sprawy, nj
gdzie dobrze kampanii ME zapoeEat-
kOwano.
Jak wieIka role Odgrywaja VIE
&c, dowodem chocby zgromadzenie
W Chicago Heights, W niedziele, IL
listopada. ZlozyiO tam i zdeklarO-
waIo iakichs 12O os6b, przesZlO pol
trzecia tysiaca dolar6w. Znalazt sic
ieden ofiarodawca p. R~adajewsH,
kt6ry ofiaODwaI tysiac dolar0w. So
koIi zIozyli przeSZlO 600 byh Ia
cy, CO d~eklarowali po $25O'OO, 500
i $50. Wiece jak widZimy sa ko--
niecznie ~pOtrzebne. W Chicago
Heights, niema wiecej jak 300
Cusz. Kwota. kt6ra maJa zlozyc wy
nosi SIa,OOO.OO, a zlozyli dotych--
Czas bliskO pOlOwe.
Najlepiej jednak spisal sic do
tychczas Komitet O~bywatelsH W
Utica. 2 dw6ch zIaczonych parafii -
Sw. Trolley z Y. l.. p. MusZynsk1m
sw. StanisIawa z Y. Janem Lask1m.
ZebraI i przyslai dotychczas ma fun
dusz narodowy S2S,OOO.OO. Ponie--
waz na to miasto przypada do no
zenia S32,OOO - przeto do cafeJ
Ewoty brak i'm tyIko 100000. -
Cora Utica!
x. b. E. Coral, nadesia dotych-
czas re swej parafii sw. Jacka W
Milwaukee S5,OOO.4O i pisze: ,,Pra-
Cuje .jak mOge najwiecej najener--
giczniej. Bog widOcZnie mOim wysh-
kOm pomaga, a zacni moi parafia-
ME sfuchaja glosu swego pastoral.
Wydawnictwo Kuryera Polskiego
ofiarowaIo i przyslalO ma Fundusz
Narodowy $1,000, a preZes spe@ki,
ID. Michal Kruszka cd siebie $4,000.
w IiScie z pieniedzmi przysianym cry
fanny: -
.,Pracownicy Kuryera Polskiego
chetnie | gorIiwie pOprq Fundusz
woInosciowy, oddajac skladh swe
towarzystwOm, hub parafiom, do
kt6rych naleza. - Jakkolwiek
powodu czestych | licznych przeroz-
rych skIadek wojennych / wysokich
kosczt6w istnienia, pieniedzy nazbyt
ME many, jednakowoi W Obecnej
chwiIi zachodzi wieIka pOtrzeba wy
teienia wszystkich sil, abysmy uzy-
skaIi Polske Gala i jaknajwieksza !
nbezpieczyli ja silnS armia pred
moiliwym napadem wrogich SASHA
dow. Vice dajemy, CO mozemy.
u korpOracyi polskich handlowych
- pierwsza, dajac dobry przyklad,
staneIa do apelu - ,,POlska KOrpo-
racya HandlOwa Palatine" W Chi
cage ~przesyIajac GEEK ma S25O.OO-
w por6wnaniu z Zestawieniem q
gIoszonem dnia poprzedniego, wyka-
zuiemy dis sumo o $144,956.9S
wieksza. Pozycye wyzsze pOnad ty-
siac dolar6w, kt6re sic ma mia ziozy'
VISA nastepujace:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21
OZDOBYCIE MILION0W
G Wydziaiu N~arodowego.)

kom. Oh. W par. sw. NJ. Mag
daleny, Chicago, I'LL. .$5,OOO.O 90
Kom. Oh. W par. Bl. SaIomei
kensington, ILL 100000
Kom. Oh. w New Britain, \.
Conn. 1887 "a
Kom. OBJ. W Utica, N. Y. 12,5OO.OO
Kom. OBJ. w par. NJ. b R6zan-
cowej W Passaic, N j. 2,7OO.2s
Eom. Oh. W par. Nj. b. Cze-
stOchw. Jersey City, N. j. 5,512.21
Kom. Oh. w New York Mills,
N. Y. 100000
Kom. Oh. W par. sw. Jacka,
Detroit, Mich 1,157.6a
Kom. OBJ. W par. Sw. Cyryla
i Met, Brooklyn, N. Y. 100000
Rom. OBJ. w Bay City, Mich. 5000. 90
kom. OBJ. ma Bridgeporcie,
Chicago, Ill. $4,000
Redakcya Kuryera POlskie-
go, Milwaukee, Wis. Og6-
lem 10000
Kom. OBJ. w Waterbury,
Conn. 4,141.44
Kom. Oh. W par. sw. Jacka,
Detroit, Mich. 1,OS3.35
Kom. Oh. W par. sw. Jacka,
Chicago, Ill 1.449.35
Kom. OBJ. W st. Paul, MINI. 100000
Polska Rada Narodowa, Chi
cago, I'LL. 9,1S5.SS
W ogolnem zestawieniu - pO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21

Razem ma fundusz Mi
lionowy S'Vo'oo''io
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-21

Kto ehce ezyrae raJlepsze CO
3zienne pisno polskie. niecL sic
rde do psna F M. PAWoLL
naszego agenta IA Duncan i oko
lie. j zaabonuje sobie .nziennii
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-08
Germany Thrown Into
Political Turmoil by
Annexation Problem
BY Assoctated Prcss

London, Jan. S.-A reply from the
central powers to the statement of
British war aims made by Premier
Lloyd George saturday is awaited
here with the greatest interest. 1t is
believed Germany and her allies can
not decline to reply in some form and
to make the reply more straightfor-
ward and definite than any previous
statement of their aims.
Political Turmoil
But If the German papers correctly
mirror the situation there, the test
which the Bolsheviki have made of
Germany's attitude toward the prin-
ciple of no anneNations has thrown
Germany into political turmoil. Ad-
vices from the capitals of neutral
countries bordering on Germany show
that the opinion prevalent there is
that one of the most severe national
crises in the history of Germany is
developing as a result of the differ
ence of views between the militarist
and nonmilitarist leaders regarding
the governments attitude toward
Russia. II is reported generally that
General Won Ludendorff, leader of the
former group, actually has gone so
far as to threaten the resignation of
himself and Field Marshal Van Hin
denburg if further countenance be
given even TO suCn views as those
advanced by men of the type of DR..
Won Kuehlmann and Count Czernin,
the German and Austrian foreign
ministers.
Fail to Satisfy Socialists
At the same time the view of Won
Kuehlmann and Czernin fail to sat-
isfy the German Socialists, who re-
gard their middle-of- -the-road policy
as trickery and who are determined
that the spirit of the Reichstag reso-
luton must be followed sincerely and
without qualification or reserve.
Neutral observers declare that the
gap between the German parties sud
denly has become a chasm so. wide
that there is little hope of bridging
it, and that the development of an in
ternal crisis of serious proportions
seems inevitable.
On the other hand it is pointed out
that the various parties in entente
countries never appeared so COM
pletely united as in their support of
the war aims formulated by Premier
Lloyd George.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-08
Boys Work Secretaries
Hold Conference Here

Boys Work Secretaries of Penn
sylr@nia y. NJ. c. A. $ met at the To-
cal Y. NJ. c. \. this morning, for a
conference. The national Boys For
Christ" enlistment week, was dis
cussed by c. II. FRESHMAN, and
members of the conference. Arch
II. Dinsmore, boys work secretary
of the local Y. NJ. c. 4. discussed the
thrift campaign to be held during
the week of February third, and
IL. l.. Reno, Johnstown, spoke on the
national father and son week.
Among the secretaries present: c.
II. Freshman, II. J. Schmidt, j. b.
Carruthers, c. w. Miller and Arch
FL. Dinsmore, Harrisburg; H. l..
Reno, Johnstown; j. S. Bynne, Car
isle e. b. Hagaman, Williamsport;
X. r. Kester, Berwick; +. S. Lynn,
Philadelphia; J. A. Wells, German
town; l.. l. Frey, York; A. w. Poff,
Shippensburg; a. r. King, McKees-
port; A. T.. Abben, Coatesville; II.
9. Broderick, Carbondale; Mr..
Painter, Philadelphia; d. w. Jones,
Wilmerding; NJ. l.. Damsey, Sc
wickley; r. NJ. Crawford, Clearfield.
and David Anthony, Wilkes Barre.