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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20

something operatically exquisite OF even
tbs saccharne. material Mascagnii
how ever. Is far out Of his element. His
evident anxiety TO avoid the red blood
surge Of "Cavallerla" has led him to-
ward method of composition in which
commonplace melodies fit spasmod-
ically through his aCore. The writing ~
lunpy and confused. Faint flashes OF
respiration. notably IN the first act where
the festival paraphcrnalia provide n few
opportunities Tor dances and ChoruSes,
flicker through the work But there is no
continuity Of mcritoriuus achievement
The NHpid music of Flammcn. often
orchostiated In the elaborate modern
Italian style. cChoiug PuCCini. wont favor
last night by reason of curious suita-
lNlty to Caruso's cGuipmcu, and because
tie tenor was IN glorious voice. His
acting. too. was finely sincere.
Florence Eaaton did fully as well as
could be expected In the sappy title role.
That she Is a gifted soprano was trium-
phantlN demonstrated here some weeks
ago by her performance in lis2ts saint
Elizabeth pcrhgps her best opportunity
IN the drulluE score was in the aria
'togli"je le raWr.' M which Mascagi >
musical characterization achieves a Ger.
tain moderate charm.
Rich reso r,rs of staging were Law.
ished on the unworthy product. quaint
ness aud beauty were emphasized IN the
Flemish spring AMI autumn scenes. That
the Siowy Paris -ot of the final act won
a round Of applause from AN audience
which should have been iadcd from tho
rgurs of Philadelphia winter was
truly In the nature of "nu"rous tribute
to art.
Ot the subsidiary performers the most
effective was PoWp,lu Malatcsta as
Franz, tn" painters friend. pidur. a-
l.rduictta's aged fostor.fithcr was very
II casually killed by a Hrst-act fall from a
small peach trop..a lev incident tu'
which puida cannot he blamed. Amai,
rs rustic lover EtNc fertilizer cyideuC,
Of his continued and lameutah,' vura
deterioration Roberto Motauzom con.
duricd a. paiuStakiugly as Il MdsCagu
had written another "tdNailcgia."
II T. g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES

Milton V. Miller. Columbia, Pa. and Claire
- KChards, Orange, y. j.
Ralph Williams, i0S2 Ludlow st. and Geor-
jacob H. Longnccker, Misslcton, Pa. and
y, Kathryn Campbell, Sharon llill Pa.
Netril \. Davis, Lewistown. Pa, and Elsie
challenger. lewistown. Pa.
charles Wicdmeyer. Trenton. \, j., and
Howsrd C., Fleming. 13lo :, Broad St, and
:, Mamie A. Graves, 1910 s Broad 81.
Harvey nittle, North Wales. Pa. aud Elz-
=, aheth Il. Wall. 1922 Harrison st.
and FLORENCE Mac Norris, BIAS n. Broad.
Charles W, Todd. do4o Spruce St, and Clara
Frankner, 4131 y. Front st.
John o: Frey. 1929 Foulkrod ST.. and Flea
nor Broadbent 1927 Adams ave.
Aqsrs sTonSnpf Sinpzss 2ila Mss,er it. and Lille
william $. Jackson. 1914 $ l9th st.. and
Ella +. Craig: Creestmont. Pa. .,,-
S1i Welsh; 1913 3 ColorSdo" 49,,
Alice BuTnieg MTag 4ss" s""SSpGS smedSy s"p ST. ana
Forence M Young, 5ss7 Crittenden st. ,
Gustsye Heller. Jr;: 1924 NJ. Vernon st. and
Land. Ed!h Talbot sia RcSoad BToSd s,d r and
Eliza j, Miller aisS 4 I'd st, " '
Howard s. WOmelsdorf. 1929 Rockand st =,
Christ Scrlber. ss26 Ashwood ave. ssd
sarah Baker 15ls CsrPsnter st., ST. pno,,
- Williams, scranton, Pa.
lam Kcssler' e57 :. 5th st.
Howard p. Lex. 2t53 y; 29th St. and Mar
Julian ochllmuk. Leiperville, and Katherine
Birrents, 80 Rainbridge st.
Ronald n. De Forest. 1926 Cambridge St
and Maud Moss, 1880 Fairmount ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
POTTER ORDERS DIRTY
! COAL SHIPPED BACK
"Crime,> Says Administrators,
After Finding Carload S5
i Per Cent Impure
KANE WILL PROSECUTE
.uouseholders Must Cut Consump-
,ion of Fuel Next Year, Accord
N ing to Conservation Plans

r-ucI Administrator Potter today in
.,,actod a carload of coat CONSIGNED to
~ Smcdlcy. % dealer at Twenty
s,r,,h street aud Washington avenue
,o,,inp from j. Hcaly. Of wilkes Barre
s,d soId through the william iiarrisou
'.n,,nanv. of this city. aud found thai
4. ann,ainod 81 per cent Of impuritles
ttc ordered tre carload shipped back
To- Iltdly at once. a'" IlN. N.iu'''"
.5,,i,,i.trator \ g. Campbell, Of LII
Et'i' ,,ra T., l'rapris Fisher
and sen" ,i ,,.,.,,,.,,,. iIraIy
Kane, WHO wa
"It is a crime" said MI Potter To-
,,,t.ir,, nr the large amount of
gay w a., ,h. tJn,lv carload
impuIl'''' j." 'n,, a., .,rncrtion
II was Ihn'"'''" ~ ...,...i g.,
with the coal stations 10 "' "p'h'u w
teach conservation. lh'' .'N '"'', '''' y
b,If a winter will be uSod nest year ~
na i,., ,ieif ,nis wear aad some times
"t"'" -. H. tin. ,.,l,aIaut of tn. two
nine. "'. ,.,. ,,,b roitse-
shoN'llol 10 ~. ''''' ~
holder.
s.,i.. vfui.tcr SuI2rr. who Is In th"
,.,,, ,,,- irnf Americans have
cilN ""''' ... ..,.,,,,r,d ,,ith
had q very r'@! '"'' i' ,,,,,,.
vhaj the SWISS l"'P' "", 80
through 80 beat l' "iipN'd '''I' ~
oil in street cars and only IN MONIES
r., rp. thermometer has reached 30
WV r,...,. l,,. n, .urr.r-juI,
dtGr''7 va '' ..,,.. r.,,,, , da,.
The" q, h"' N"''' "'i ' H.l,,..i.
In hotels Hid y" l"ou "'i'' Wv
nj night is cooked, "" says 'h"i 'oa'
a r,or. ihaa $50 q ioN Hhd can h' OBJ
,ai,,d ,p'v from ,iormauy and thea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20

Finest
OvercOatS!
G We will sell for
this One w e e k
Only, the Remain
ders of our Finest
S45 Overcoats a t
S32, S33, S34 and
S36; the Remain
del's of our Finest
$40 Overcoats at
S2S, S29, $50 and
S31; the Remain
ders of our Fine
S35 Overcoats at
$24, SIS and $26; of
our $50 Overcoats
at $22, $23 and $24;
of our $25 Over
coats at $1S, $19,
$40 and $21!
l We will sell for
this On e w e e k
Only, the Remain
ders of our Finest
$45 Suits for $39
and $40; of our
Finest $40 Suits
for S34 and $35; of
our Fine S35 Suits
for $25, $27, $2S and
S29; Of our $50
Suits for $23, $24
and $25; of our $25
Suits for $18, $19,
$40 and $21!
G These are our own
highest grade Over
coats and Suits. They
are particularly the
kind for which every
body will pay the big
gest advances next
Fall and Winter. We
know, because we are
paying the new prices
on the fabrics for them
ourselves.
q It's good business to
buy and store away a
couple of Suits and an
Overcoat right now.
Men who know the
market situation first
hand are doing it, and
are advising th cir
friends to do it. Ask
any such man whom
you know, and follow
his advice. }
$25 OvercOats, $18 to 81
$50 OvercOats, $22 to So
$35 Overcoats, $24 to $2l
$40 Overcoats, $28 to So
$45 OvercOats, $32 to $Sl
S25 Suits. >. .$18 to 81.
$50 Suits. .$23 to $2l
$35 Suits. .$25 to 81
$40 Suits. .$34 & $3l
$45 Suits. .$S9 & M'
|PERRY & Co,
| IN. B. t."
18th & Chestnut st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20

Struck by a motortrlck al Eleventh
and Arch streets last night William \.
Robbins. fortN-eight years old .02 State
street camden, was 81 badly injured
that he died short time later In the
Hahnemann Hospital. lie was special
policeman at the Hotel Hanover, and
was wheeling haudtruck with baggage
from the Reading Terminal when he
walked in front of the truck. The driV-
er Lawrence Stilwcll $50 North Alder
street, was arrested.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
WILL DIVIDE PRIZE MONEY
War Prevents Productions by Play
and Players Club

The riuh- Of Nh" Plays aud PLAYERS
the "a fd-hiuItthlr amateur Theatrical ur.
gauJ1diiuu. ate 50 thiuucd by the ah-
s"uc" of leaders who are serving with
the army on navy that the annual priH"
productions at the Little Theatre have
been postponed Indefinitely,
The board of governors has decided
To- award the prize money equally among
the three successful authors. Who are
Mrs. charles - Mitchell who wrote
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
OFFICIAL TWINS" CELEBR ATE
Prosecutor Kraft and Attorney Gem
eral Wescott in Anniversary

Prosecutor William j. Kraft. Of cam
den County. aud .IOnn W. WrSCOtt. At
torney General of New Jersey. today are
celebrating the anniversary uf their re-
spective births. although som" years
apart which fell upon the same day
Mr.. Kraft is forty-cight Years old. while
his natal day win Is SiXty-uiue.
The men have been Chums for many
years and both aIr not only celebrating
their birthdays on the same day. but are
also finding an added interest in the
fact that it is possibly IN" last birthday
Of either of them in office. as the term
for which each was chosen Is about sS-
piring.
Both men are Celebrating" by pass
ing the day dt their respective offices.
I the Attorney General at the state House
IN Trenton and Prosecutor Kraft at the
Courthouse in camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20
Licensed at ElktOn to Wed

ELkTON, Md, Feb 20--PennSylya-
MIA couples procuring marriage licenses
at ElktOn today We're Charles \. Pfeister
and Margaret Adams. Alfonso ParlantN
and ROslna Nalante. Paul pessano and
Lucino Reed and Earl Nef and I.lI-
ellie l.inCk. all of Philadelphia George
Gillard aud Martha Hanna. Chester. aud
William NJ ForwoOd and Evelyn QuiG-
ley, Concord, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-20

Golden Glow" Francis J. MacBeath,
author Of AT the Golden swan aud
Alfred l. Barton, who wrote THE Bar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
Podziekowanie

Niniejsbem skladamy najserde-
czniejsze dzieki wszystkim, kt6--
rzy brali udziai w nabozenstwie
rekwialnym "a spokoj duszy ma
szego najukochahszego syna i
brata, kt6ry polegl ma polu bitwy
dnia Ego sierpnia, 1918, sp. Jana
w. Janiszewski, a w szczegolno-
sci prob. ks. K. Sztuczce, ks. B.
Sztuczko, ks. S. Kuszyhskiemu,
organiScie p. Balucie i pannie J..
Kampskiej, chiopcom re szko4y
Sw. Trolley "a Spiew. Siostrom
Nazaretankom "a przybranie ka-
tafalku i oftarza i wszystkim tym,
kt6rzy W jakikolwiek spos6b PREY
czynili sic do okazania wspo}czu-
Ga rodzinie zmariego bohatera,
jeszcze raz zasyfamy najserdecz-
niejsze bog zaplac."
Jozefa Janiszewska, matka,
wraz z rodzina.
Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

Gle cia}, gdy ponowny ogien zata-
mowa} dalsze icb poszukiwania.
.Ogolna liczba zmartych doszia do
l;czby 81.
Obecnie ME wolno nikomu zbli-
FAC sic do fabryki Lista robotni--
k6w, ktora trzymano w sta1owym
gabinecie czesciowo zosta}a znisz-
czona, uniemozliwiajac rozpozna-
ME i obliczanie STRAIT w ludziach.
Ma miejSce wypadku przybyl
prof. Gray, gi6wny czlonek z wy
dziaiu mad budownictwem. w &C.
lu Pokierowania praca budowy
kwater ola robotnikow. DAB on
rozkaz, ably pomiedzy barakami
wysypano szereg okopow W celu
zmniejszenia niebezpieczehstwa
Cd moiliwych eksplozyi.
Wladze w~ojskowe pozwoliiy IL
ciekinierom W Perth Amboy po-
wrocic do swych domow w Nor
gan, NATIONALIST mieszkancy So.
AmboY moga nadal pozostaG,
gdzie So obecnie.
Okolica ma okolo fabryki, dale
widok prawdziwego spustoszenia
jak ma polu bitwy. Gdzie dawniej
staly bgdynki, teraz So tylko zgli-
SEGA i gruzy. Olbrzymie drzewa
lea powydzierane wraz z korze-
miami. Siupy telegraficzne poprze
cinane i p~oiamane. Obok zaS
drog, druty tylko znacza dawne
automobile, ktore spionely.
INDYANIE MA sToPIE Wo-
JENNEJ.
Salt Lake, z pazdz. - Poraz
trzeci W przeciagu oSmnastu mie-
siecy, Indianie Goshute, mieszka-
jqcy niedaleko Deep Creek, Utah,
So ma stopie w~ojennej. Ciezko
uzbrojeni, porzucili oni swoj o.
boz i poszli W okoliczne CORY.
Mieszkahcy Deep Creek przygoto
wuja sic do energicznej obrony.
Powodem rewolucyi ma bye pra-
wo ~poborowe.
A. R. Frank, superintendent
rezrewacyi, domaga sic cd wiadz,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
INNE TELEGRAMY
KRAJOWE.

Comp Custer, Mich, Z. pazdz.
- Wczoraj n~aliczono wynn oboA
zie 1850 nowych wypadkow in
fIuenzy oraz 20 wypadkow Smier-
CT ma zapalenie pluc. Do dis dnia
ogolna liczba wypadkow ma in
fluenze doszla do 6,SSS. I tel licz-
by $40 wypuszczono re szpitala.
Washington, z. pazdz. - Pre-
prowadzono tutaj w kongresie
poprawke do czternastego arty-
kulu wojennego prawa, moca kto-
rel dowodzacy general ma polu
bitwy bedzie mogl w przyszlosci
podpisywaG hub odrzucac wyroki
Smierci "a przewinienia zolnierzy
pod jego dowodztwem bedacych.
Prawo to miai poprzednio PREF.
Wilson. Poprawke te przedstawi{
gen. Pershing.
Washington, z. pazdz. - Pre-
zydent Wilson wygSosi} move W
obecnosci kilkuset delegatek ST.
frazyzmu, ktore zjechaly sic tutaj
w celu omowienia. programu ma
dalsza kampanie. Poniewaz byla
to sprawl %prywatna, mowy jego
NE MONA przytaczac, powiedziec
atoli MONA, re niektore punkty
mowy tel nader interesujace i do
tyczyiy jego wlasnych opinii, ola
czego senat odrzucii projekt row.
nouprawnienia kobiet. Prey koh-
GU kazdej z osobna podziekowa}
"a jego zwiedzenie i wyrazil ma
Gzieje, ze W niedalekiej przyszlo.
Sci osiagna co i'm sic slusznie ma
ley.
Washington, Z. pazdz. - De-
partament stanu rozpocza} docho
dzenia ma podstawie oskarzen, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

niektorzy urzednicy, majacy urze-
dy ~dyplomatyczne W p~ahstwach
~centralnej Ameryki, okazywali
sic bardzo pro-germahskimi. Sc
kretarz Lansing mic ME powie--
dial o szczegolach tel sprawy,
zaznaczyl tylko, re inwestygacya
Jest obecnie w toku. Oskarzenia
tie najpierw przedstawiono jedne'
mu z czlonkow 5wydziah mad
sprawami zagranieznemi, ten zas
zawiadomil o tenn; Department
Stanu.
Poniewaz urzednicy Z departa-
mentu stanu ME wierza tym "a
rzutom, przeto ME podaja ami
nazw KRAKOW, ami urzednik6w,
przeciw ktorym oskarzenia tie So
skierowane.
Washington, 7. jazdz. - Przy-
jechai tn Sir Eric Geddes, pierw-
sly lord admiralicyi angielskiej,
wraz z innymi cz}onkami wydzia-
III administracyi, w celu omowie-
MIA spraw morskich Z t%utejszemi
wIadzami marynarki. Sir Geddes
przyjechai ma okrecie powiewaja-
Gym flage admiralicyi angielskiej.
Dodac tu nalezy, re flagi tel mig
dy ME brano do podr6zy poza OBJ
reb m6rz angielskich.
Concord, Z. pazdz. - Jednogio-
snie wybrano tutaj kilka dni te-
mu, Jana B. Jamesona, prezesa
wydzia}u mad dobrem publicznem,
ma senatora ma Stan New Hamp-
shire, ma konwencyi stanowej de-
mokratow.
New York, 7. pazdz. - Agenc.
federalni W Washington, Nowym
Yorku i innych miastach rozpo--
czeli inwestygacye w celu wy
szukania pewnej grupy ludzi, kt6-
rzy chca obejSt prlawo poborowe
PREY pomocy faiszowania blankie
tow skradzionych wsuwaniem
pliodziehc6w do sluzby niewalcza
cej mp. korpusu medycznego, kor-
pusu kwatermistrza it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
S. p. DR.. Wlodzimierz
H%ryniewiecki.

Wczoraj, w niedziele, ego b.
M, o godzinie kr6tko pred 12ta
w poiudnie; zmar3 pc tygodniu
choroby dr.. Wfodzimierz Hrynie
wiecki, znany i ceniony lekarz-
dentysta. Chorowaf ma influen-
re, z ktorej wywiazafo sic ostre
zapalenie p}uc i PREY komplika-
cyl sercowej - pofozyio kres
m}odemu zyciu, mimo nader e.
nergicznej i u%miejetnej akcyi
ratunkowej, ktora brat Zmar1e-
60, DIR. Stefan Hryniewiecki Ia
stosowaf, ME odstepujac cd ioza
chorego brata, chociaz sam
rowniez zapadf ma grasujaca E.
pidemie influenzy.
S. p. DIR. Wfodzimierz Hrynie-
wiecki - liczyf lat 81 zaledwie
pochodzif z Tarnopola w Cali
cyl, gdzie skonczyf szkofy Sred-
ME i wyzsze, poczem uczeszczaf
do Akademii Handlowej we VIE
dniu; ~przybywszy pred laty o.
Smiu do Ameryki, zapisa} sic ma
studya dentystyki, kt6re ukon--
czywszy wykonywaf praktyke
dentystyczna W mieScie naszem
z wielkiem powodzeniem. Posia-
daf ogromnie liczne kofo zyczli-
wych znajomych przyjaci6} ser
decznych grono, kt6rych wszyst-
kich zgon jego tax niespodziewa-
ny W zycia kwiecie i u sill szczy-
tn - przerazi} i zasmucii. Brat
.jego DIR. Stefan H. utracif w
Zmarfym wiecej niz brata, Ultra
Gil w MIN wiernego towarzysza,
powiernika i przyjaciela najlep-
szego. o pogrzebie doniesiemy W
swoim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

je do odpowiedzi ma propozycye
pokojowe, jak tylko zadanie bez-
warunkowego oddania sic Me
mice i to wtenczas, kiedy sami o
to poprosza.
Ma ogoi, dyplomaci tutejsi IT,
wazaja noty tie poszczegolnych
panstw centralnych "a epizody
tylko w ofensywie pokojowej i
~wyrazaj2 nadzieje, re PREF. Will
son ponownie poiozy jej koniec
ku og6lnemu zadowoleniu Swiata
cywilizowanego.
ECHA 2 K~ATASTROFY w
FABRYCE
Perth Amboy, 7. pazdz. - We
dug ob1iczen urzednikow woj-
skowych, 90 os6b zgineio podczas
eESplOZyl w taOryce amunlCyl'
nalezacel do firmy IT. A. Giles
pie Co." W Morgan N. J. Okoio
80 os6b zostafo boleSnie pokale-
czonych.
Wczoraj popoiudniu, ogieh po-
wstai ma nowo, ktory wskutek de-
szczu wnet osiabi; PREY pomocy
stray ogniowej wnet go ugaszo-
no. Natychmiast Pc ugaszeniu cal
kowitem tegoz, rezerwy marynar-
ki, rozpoczely poszukiwania "a
ciaiami nieszczeSliwych. Zaraz ma
poczatku znaleziono dziewietnaS-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

Wszystkim krewnym l znaio-
mym donosimy to smutna via
domosc IL otrzymalismy VIA
domosc telegraficzna q Francyi
Ii nasz nsjukocnahszy syn !
brat nasz
kapral Franciszek Rusiewicz
Co. F. 18th Inf.
polegi ma polu bitwy DIN. 1890
lipca, 1918 roku, przezywszy
lat %.
Ia spok6j jego duszy odbe-
die sic rekwialna Msza sw. we
wtorek, dnia 8go pazdziernika
o godZinie Sci rano W koscie-
le Serca Jezusa.
Dom zaioby pnr. 4515 South
Lincoln vi.
Zapraszajac wszystkich kre-
wnych i znajomych do wziecia
lieznego udzialu w nabozenst--
vie pozostajemy W cie5kim Ia
lu p~ograzeni:
Franciszek Teofila Rusie--
wicz, rodzice; kapitan Piotr,
sierzant J6zef. obecnie ma polu
walki W Francyi; Wladysiaw,
bracia; Kinga, Helena, Roza--
liza, Anna, siostry; Wawrzyniec
G6rski, Franciszek Barnett -
szwagrowie; wraz z Gala rodzi-
na.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
ably uspokojono Indyan bez krwi
rozlewu.
ARESZTUJA ~PIELEGNIAR-
KE w o WOJSKO-
WYNN.

SNAS
... WYNN.
Forth Worth, Tex, 7. pazdz.-
W}adze federalne zaaresztowaIy
tutaj niejaka panne Gertrude Luz
Stig, glowna pielegniarke w, szpi-
talu wojskowym PREY obozie b.
vie. Powodem tego aresztu bylo
okazywanie sentymentow pro-
germanskich. Detektywi pc przej
rzeniu rekord6w jej, dowiedzieli
sic, re pochodzi z WrocIawia w
Niemczech. Sledzono ia przez 8
miesiecy, gdyz ME zaregestrowala
sic jake cudzoziemka - nieprzy-
jacielska. Obecnie trzymaja ia w
wiezieniu pod silna straza.
SMIERc
Kansas City, 7. pazdz. - Ma
~pogrzebie jednego z legionistow
francuskich, kt6rzy przyjechali
tutaj W celu Rampant Czwartej
Pozyczki WolnoSciowej, uczest--
noczylo ~przeszio dziesiec tysiecy
ludzi. Pogrzeb odby} sic re wszy-
stkiemi ceremoniami wojskowe--
mi w hall ,,Konwencyi." Legioni-
sta nazywa} sic Pawei Temberli,
by{ sierzantem w legionie cudzo-
ziemskim. Umari wskutek influ-
envy hiszpanskiej. Ma ~pogrzebie
uczestniczyli oficerowie francus--
cy, ~angielscy i amerykahscy.
MUIR NIEMIECKI Ma WO-
DACH AMERYKANSKICH.
Port Atlantycki, z. pazdz. - A.
merykanski tankowiec pod naz.
George E. Henry, ktory MEDIA
VINO tmu figurowa} w kolizyi z in
nym okretem amerykahskim pod
naz. Herman Frasch", ktorego
zatopif, stoczyl zacieta wake ma
wyScigi Z nurem niemieckim, kto.
ry wediug spostrzezeh zaiogi,
byi niezwyk}ych rozmiarow. Wy
scigi odbyiy sic ma Srodku oceanu
z~eszlej niedzieli. Muir pc so MIMI
tach gonitwy, ME mogac dogonic
tankowca, rzucii kilka pociskow
armatnich, raniac niektorych
czlonkow zaiogi. Dotychczas ME
podano zadnych STRAIT w ludziach,
Wediug opis6w budowy nura,
mial on mice dwie armaty wiel--
kiego kalibru Z tylu i przodu, VIE
"a zas miala bye niezwykle wiel-
ka i masywna.
z OBOZU GRANTA.
Rockford, 7. pazdz. - Prey u
czestnictwie okolo 500 widow ma
werandzie g}ownego szpitala o.
bozowego, mala grupa ekspert6w
pod dowodztwem pun}kownika
Michie'go zwalczaia epidemic hi.
szpahskiej influenzy W obozic
Granta.
70 zoineirzy umarlo wskutek
zapalenia pluc, 100 zdolano jesz-
cze uzdrowic. Ogolna liczba wy
padkow Smierci w tym obozie do
szia do 452. Nowych wypadkow
influenzy naliczono ITO, w tym
jednak samym czasie wypuszczo-
no 175 konwalencentow.
Z kazdego oddziaiu szpitalnego
dochodzily po~cieszajace wiado-
moSci o zlamaniu epidemii pneu-
monii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07

-. Il.
PIOTR WASZKIEWICZ
marynarz W Newport, r. l., pc
krOtkiej chorobie, pozegnal sic z
tym swiatem OpatrZony sw. Sa-
kramentami, dnia Ego pazdzier-
nika, 1918 roku, przezywszy lat
81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic we VITO
rex, dnia S-go pszdziernika, o go
dzlnie, 9-tej ranO, z domu zaioby
n 1852 Bauwans 1lica, do ko-'
sciola Sw. Trolley. a stamtad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wSzystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim zalu POI
grateni:
Weronika, matka Franeiszek
Sienkiewiez, ojczym; AntOni,
brat: Zofia, Leokadya | Maryau-
IA, siostry Antonina, bratowa;
Franciszks 1 Adela, bratanki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

Dokonczenie re strongly l
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-02
SAY ROCK ISLAND
WILL INSTALL NEW
TRACKS TO UTICA
THIRD SET OF RAILS BEING PLAN.
NED FOR HANDLING GREAT
SAND TRAFFIC NOW RUSHING
OTTAWA.UTICA DIVISION.

Plans for the acquisition Of more
right of way and the expenditure of
vast sums of money, are Ibeing made
by the Rock Island officials for re-
lieying congestion over the Ottawa
Utica district, according to unofficial
reports reaching local shippers today.
A third set of rails, forming a switch
ten miles long and running from Co
lumbus street in ottawa to the very
heart of Utica, is unGer coltempla.
ton as a means of facilitating the
movement of vast quantities of sand
sent out from here every twenty-four
hours.
Under the present arrangement i,
is claimed by local shippers that the
sand is greatly delayed in its move
| tnent TO ammunition plants and Other
government works.
The bluff which has been cut in &c
a sufficient depth to permit of addi
tional trackage, offers the railway an
opportunity TO proceed with its big
task at a very nominal cost, as com.
pared to what the expenditure would
have been before the sand pits were
opened
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-02
ARREST EDITOR FOR
LIBELING GOVERNOR

Phoenix. Ariz, May Allen b.
1aynes, republican national commit
eeman from Arizona is out on bond
today following a warrant sworn out
for his arrest by Gov. George w, Hunt
who charges Jaynes with criminal
libel Jaynes is editor Of the Tue.
son Citizen.
During the incumbency OF Coy.
Thomas \. Campbell, Jaynes was APP
pointed to the state council Of de-
Tense When Hunt won in his con.
test against Campbell Iaynos resign
ed, but his resignation was not ac
cepted until tWo weeks ago when the
Citizen TOOK issue with the attitude
assumed by the state board of health
Following acceptance Of his resig
nation. Jaynse addressed letter tC
Gov. Hunt which 1t is alleged TO have
represented the executive as moi
wholly in sympathy with the war.
Jaynes upon learning of the issu
anCe OF a warrant yesterday visited
the sheriff's office and furnished bond
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-02
Co. c AWAITS ORDER
TO Be UNDER WAY
INF RANTRYMEN MARK TIME AS
PRAIRIE DIVISION PREPARES
TO LEAVE CAMP LOGAN - De.
pARTuRE DELAYED

Advices received today by the Free
Trader,Journal announces that prac,
tically everything was in readiness al
Camp Logan for hurried evacuation
of the quarters occupied since last An
gust by the Illinois Guard,
The same source let it be known
that Monday was set as the day fol
entraining for an eastern point OF
embarkment, bu, the speed Will
which The word came to prepare fol
departure. caught the brigade unpre
pared for so hurried departure ant
a few days were asked before begin
ming the general exodus out OF camp
Ii was limited the boys would either
start under way today or before Sun
day.