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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26
Deklaracya wi. .Saydy
W P~arlamencie Rzeszy.

nDnia ego pazdziernika pc mo-
vie ks. Maksymiliana B~adehskie-
so, nowego kanclerza Rzeszy,
personal---very. Fehrenbach "a
bral CLOS, proponujac odroczyc
Parliament. Posei Haase, socyali,
sta niezalezny, zaprotestowa} e
rergicznie.
Potem posel Wiadysiaw Seyda,
prt .es Kola Polskiego, zaprotes-
toiva} rowniez przeciwko odrocze
r.iu i zazadal natychmiastowej
dyskusyi mad nova kanclerza:
YPrzyjecie przez Rad niemiec-
Xxi - oswiadczyl p. Seyda pro-
gramu prezydenta Wilsona, jake
podstawy do rokowah, jest czy--
mem wielkiej wagi historycznej.
Parliament Rzeszy o MIN ME mo-
re zamilczec.
,,Jeden z punktow programr1
prezydenta Wilsona dotyczy Pol
ski n~iepodlegiej, obejmujacej
wszystkie ziemie polskie, z do
stepem do NORA. Rad niemiec-
XII uznaje wiec, re dazenia Pola-
kow do stworzenia niepodleglego
pahstwa w tych granicach So IL
sprawiedliwione"
Personal---very. przerwa} wo--
VEGAS mowcy, p~rzywoiujac go
do porzadku( y. Poczem odrocze-
nie parlamentu zostalo uchwalo--
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26

otrzymali podziekowanie pred
frontem i cd genera}a Poola, -
prosza vice ~posiusznie o VISTA,
wiennictwo pred wodzem naczel
nym O nagrodzenie sierz. Wojcie-
chowskiego Piotra, kaprala jan
kowskiego i ser. Wojciechow-
skiego Wladysiawa, ktorzy SVEN
zachowaniem przyczynili sic do
chwaIy zo}nierza polskiego.
(Podp.) Rotmistrz Glihski.
Dnia % wrzeSnia 1918 r. Office
rcwie i zolnierze oddzialu pol
skiego w Archangielsku:
Major Kazmierz Horawski.
Rotmistrz Wiadysiaw Glihski,
Podpor. Wojciech Sielski, Pluton
Artuy Zaremba, Sekc. Wojciech
Mazurek - "a czyny peine wa
lecznoSci i mestwa otrzymali an
gielskie odznaczenia wojskowe d:
pierwsi trzej - order Military
Cross, dwaj zaS ostatni - medal
Military Medal, wraz z LISTEN
glownodowodzacego sill Sprzymie
rzonych w Rosyi Polnocnej gen.
majora Poole'a, nastepujacej tre-
sci:
General Headquarters,
North Russia Expeditionary
Force,
25th September. 1918.
By virtue of the authority
which has been extended to me
by His Britannia Majesty's Go
vcrnment, I hereby have the no.
nor of comforting upon you, Ma
jor Horawski, Polish Detach-
ment Military Cross in recognii
ton of your gallant conduct.
The following is the official &C
count Of your conduct for which
the award has been made: -
For CONSPICUOUS gallantry and
devotion to duty. This Officer
was one OF the party of five Poles
who pursued about 80 Bolsheviks
several versts along the road. The
enemy was then reinforced by
the advanced guard Numbering
about 800 Of the main body
which was moving on to meet us
The Poles, in spite of the enc
my's great superiority in num-
bers, engaged him and, although
almonst surrounded and cut of
suffering casualties, they cont
rued to fight until reinforced
This Officer afterwards did va
liable scouting work, and pushed
forward with his party through
most difficult country with great
contempt for danger. He was ex'
tre1nelv exhausted, as he had
marched from Nologda to the
coast, and had then volunteered to
Join the expedition which met his
party on the road. He had been
marching continuously for as
hours before the aforementioned
engagement took place. His brave
~ and endurance throughout was
I.of the highest order"
I hereby congratulate you upon
the honor which has thus been
conferred upon you.
Poole, Maori General
Commanding-in-C Chief, North
Russia Expeditionary Force.
Tejze treSci listy otrzymali i iii
fli wyzej wymienieni oficerowie
zolnierze Oddzialu Polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26

PrawsA kaaay lekRFB pplDn utais o.
Rlnsza sra 0od4iny ofi0owe M sxpA.
zach pZlENNIKA ChCAGriSE US0o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
WHAT'S GOING ON In THE WORLD
or THEATRES and AMUSEMENT
PLAZA

There's a unique mixture of enter
tainment that goes to make up the
bill at the Plaza the first half of the
week with comedy, drama and novelty
as the dominating features.
The Lonely Woman" a story of a
wife's struggle to prove the innocence
of her convict-husband, stars Belle
Bennett, that fascinating and gifted
young star in five reels of fast and
furious dramatic action.
'Dreamland," musical fantasy
with a large cast of real artists and
artistes will headline the vaudeville
bill with its elaborate extravaganza.
Babe" LaTour, ofttimes referred
to as Eva Tanguay the second, has a
partner named Gold and they go
through twenty minutes of nut COM
edy and song that will keep you in the
best of spirits from the rise to the
fall of the curtain
Sharpe and Gibson will bank their
chances for scoring triumphantly on
the appreciation of the audience to-
ward their novel and highly anus
ing little skit entitled Joining the
Aviation Corps.
The Cavana Duo does little bit Of
everything from walking the wire tc
play various musical instruments and
should have little difficulty in gettins
over big.
THE Dodgers" the first of the
much heralded Lyons-Moran series
and a travelogue will complete the
program.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LITTLE BENNY'S :
NOTE BOOK
By LEE PAPE

Me and pop was taking a wawk af-
ter suppir, and we met Mr.. Lewis,
and him and pop had a argewment
about how long the war was going to
keep on lasting, pop saying, Well Ill
bet you 10 dollers that the war will he
over in less than 4 months
Wich Mr.. Lewis betted him, and me
and pop kepp on wawhng, pop say
ing, 10 dollers wood be a lot to lose,
with the cost of living the way it is
and everything, but then on the other
hand 10 dollers wood be a lot to win.
And pritty soon we met Mr.. Sim
kins, and him and pop started to tawk
about the war, and Mr.. Simkins sed.
Do you know, Potts, it woodent SER
prize me in the least if the war wood
last for more yeers.
| 10 dollers, meen yeers? sed pop,
wy, that's nonsents, that's ablisootly
silly.
/ Well; you'll never win an argew-
ment by growing abusive, sed Mr..
lSimkins looking mad. And he kepp
/ on going, and pritty soon we met Mr..
Parkins on his way to see my sister
Gladdis, and him and pop started to
tawk about the war, and Mr.. Parkins
sed, If you wunt my opinion, Mr..
Potts, my opinion is that it will be at
least 10 yeers before the war is over.
Parldns, I'm ashamed of you, you
tawk like a Germin, sed pop.
1 must say 1 resent the comparison,
sed Mr.. sParkins And he kepp on go
ing, looking mad, and pritty soon we
met Mr. Russell, and him and pop
started to tawk about the war, Mr.
Russell saying, And the ends not IN
site, Potts, not in site.
Wat do you meen, not IN site? sea
pop, I Suppose you meen sumthlns
less than 4 munths.
mnuths, ha ha ha, sed Mr. Russel
WV. it woodent serprize me if it WOOD
last long enuff for little Beeny, heer
to- take part in it.
Good mite, that's the limit, I fxpect
a man to tawk as if he was sane, SEQ
pop. and Mr. Russell sed, Well then
YOU better talk that way yourself
And he kepp on going, looking mad
and pop sed, Benny, some lunat1cf
asylun seems to of declared a holl'
day, lets go home before we are mis-
taken for inmates.
WITCH we did.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
EMPIRE

Conveying in no uncertain language
the message that riches without love
is mockery, Erich Man, Poor Mar"
the latest Paramount picture starring
that charming screen star, Marguerite
Clark, was received with marked
manifestations OF approval by an
audience that tested the capacity of
the Empire theatre last evening. Both
the star and picture sustained them
selves with the dignity that attaches
to superiority, and the interest of the
audience frequently manifested itself
in hearty applause.
Here is a photoplay that, because
of its powerful theme, capable direc-
ton and the individual efforts of an
exceptionally fine cast of players, is
well worth any ones while to see, not
once, but several times. Aside from
the excellent characterization of Bah
Wynne by Miss Clark who is justly
termed "the sweetest girl in motion
pictures, that of Frederick Warde
who essayed the role of Beeston, a
crusty, grabbed and heartless multi
millionaire, was distinctively work
of are eminently worthy, of the last
of the old school of tragedians, whose
prestige is fading with time, but
whose influence for good in the Gin
ema. world, never will die.
Based upon the novel by Maximil-
ian Foster, the story of ''Rich Man.
Poor Man." adapted by George Broad
hurst, is highly dramatic and the
various scenes hold the interest as by
spell.
The photoplay was admirably dis
played and the music accompaniment
were most artistic. Miss Clark's sup
port was in every respect adequate
and to the conscientious efforts of thu
players much of the success of the
picture unquestionably was due. The
principal roles were in. the capable
hands of Richard Barthelmes, Georg'
Backus, J. w. Herbert, Augusta An
derson, Ottela Nesmith, Mary Davis
Donald Clayton and William Wads-
worth.
The production will be continued to-
day and tomorrow. Don't forget thai
Broadway is viewing the same pic
lures as you see at the Empire today
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
LYRIC

Nary's Ankle" trim and neat,
BIT and shapely, hard to beat,
bme and see it then you'll know
ne value of Lyric show.
'Mary's Ankle" will be the attrac-
On all this week beginning with the
atinee this afternoon at the new
yric theater as portrayed by the
oil Players, who have gained re-
own not only as artists and actors,
1t as comedians that have placed
lis versatile company in class by
self. Although the members of the
Dmpany have been seen in many
,medies during the past season, it is
redicted that this will call for their
Dry best effort.
Judging from the good work now
sing done at the rehearsals, Bridge
ort theater-goers will be given a
eat that will please the most skep-
anguine expectations is anticipated.
Mary's Ankle lis one of those come
les that are built only for laughing
urposes. Those expecting to find 2
lot will probably be disappointed,
Though there is an element of love
nd excitement running throughout
nd just a little dash of the serious
de of life which is bound to please
,espite the expense incurred to bring
ais famous production to the Lyric
ne management feels that the popu-
lr prices which have prevailed will
e sufficient, but patrons are advised
make their reservations in ad.
ance.
Next week the Poll Players will
resent the well known crook play
Pal O. Mine" which met with un.
sual success when it was presented
b some of the larger cities. There i:
dash and an element of pep abou
he lines that rivets the attention from
he time the curtain rises until tn;
nal climax and those who attend
he performances will not be disap
ointed if they are seeking coined!
or there is just enough to keel
hings going.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27

President Wilson'S message to Italy
was read by Hamilton Holt at Rome
before meeting of diplomatic and
cabinet ministers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
Military Song and Dance.

~Over There" the big military song
nd dance number which will close
ne program of the Dancing Class
Exhibition at Colonial Ball Room in
Fairfield avenue, Wednesday evening,
will introduce. all of the members
II the classes assisted by sailors from
he Black Rock naval base and the
AXE Submarine base. Other num-
Sers will have special interest, and
LIN OF the members of the three Sat
irday afternoon classes at Quilty's
viii take part. Following the exhi-
,ition, which will last from to 10
here will be dancing. Cards may
,e obtained from class members
Prof. GUILTY or at the door.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27

better than the mark set by William
Moses in Barrow earlier last week, 4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
POLT'S

me greatest musical act of vaude-
lie, repelte with novelty, with SEN
ion and with oddities opens at the
i theatre today with frankie May
the head of it, and amidst a Won
fully replete program of vaudeville
b feature photoplay.
Hiss May brings to Bridgeport a
company of Jazz artists, special
|nery~-and electrical effects that
htribute 10 make her recently noted
ecess throughout the Coast to Coast
b she is concluding.
ne tenth episode of the Eagles
e," a true record of German spy
It's in America, a serial picture di-
Fted by william J. FLYNN, former
I'D of the United States Secret Ser
., which has gripped all true Amer
ms, now is to display the activities
Canada. With great reserve
my in America the German govern
mt plotted to destroy Canada's fac
lies and railways, its canals and
morale of the subjects residing
E>re. How the American secret
.vice was instrumental in forestall-
this plan rs vitality told in picto-
! form.
Ward & Ward, on the vaudeville
Lge, will offer their tobasco-flled
of eccentricity.
Stevens & Lovejoy, an enhancing
ir, will offer superb song novelties.
Embs & Walton, song syncopaters
'ftly will deliver their goods fol
lgh-creation.
Robert Henry Hodge & Company
esent the farcical sketch, Bill
ithers, Lawyer"
As a supreme closing number be
le the Hearst Pathe news which
YES the third and last edition 70.
hat it cost Germany in man-powel
make her last drive against thu
lies, there will be shown in fiv'
aster reels "A woman's Law" This
photodrama has created a sensa
N in its private showings and tbs
bic of Bridgeport will have a frs
ance to pass upon its merit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
TROLLEY ROUTES
NOT YET DECIDED

Nothing definite has been decided
by the Connecticut company in re-
gard to the layout of the trolley lines
in connection with the proposed plaza,
although the engineering board has
met several times. All cars for East
Bridgeport will pass through the
plaza but as regards to the rest of the
lines nothing definite has been de-
cided Plans by the company will in
all probability be held up by the COM
pany until after the lawsuits pending
in court are settled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
Dancing Memorial Day.

There will be dancing Thursday
evening at the Fairfield Beach danc-
ing pavilion which will be formally
opened that evening under the direc-
ton of Prof. D. c. Guilty. Murray s
orchestra has been engaged to fur
nish the music, and the admission
charges are at a popular figure. Com
mencing next week there will be
dancing every Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday evenings. AS the bathing
season will open Memorial Day, the
opening of the pavilion will accom-
modate many who like to battle, and
then finish the evening with dane
ing.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
FAREWELL RECEPTION.

A farewell reception was rendered
to Harry Epstein, of 521 State street
last night at the Harmony lodge in
State street. Many of Mr.. Epstein's
friends were present, and a fine en-
tertainment was presented by anna
teur and professional actors and &C
treSseS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
PTVETING RECORD
RETURNS TO CLYDE

London, May 27-The British riv-
citing record has returned to the
Clyde, according to a dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Glasgow, William
Smith of Scotstoun on Saturday in
the yards of John Brown & Co. in
Clydebank hammered in 6,783 rivets
in nine hours. This beats all previous
British records and is more than 900
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27
ENJOY CIlAMBAKE.

Members of Departments M. E. T.
S. and NJ E. T. L., of the U. NJ. c.
enjoyed a clambake in Stratffeld yes
terday. The affair was attended by
about $50 men and a big time was en-
joyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27

wSlfred Wheeler, secretary of the
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
declared that farmers will not benefit
ouch by the anti-loafing law. because
sity men are not physically fit for
1ard labor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27

An official notice was issued to
Britons AZ and 4S years old to be
ready to report for physical exam
nation as calling up notice may be
expected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-27

Lieut. William B. Kuen of Cyn~yd
Pa, and Private William Miller Sny-
Ter. of Pennsylvania, were killed when
heir airplane and another machine
.ollided 500 feet high.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
For brandende Eczema

+ diet Balsom og Salve skulde like an
vendes. hvis man pnsker en- god rem Hud.
Hos enhver Apotheker kan man for IS
Cents, eller $l.00 for extra stor Sterrelse,
faa en- Flaske Zemo. Hvis Diet anvendes
saaledes som anvist vii Diet virksomt bort
fjerne Eczema, standser hurtigt kleen, og
helbreder Hudbesverligheder, ligeledes
Saar, Br~andlidelser. Kvestelser, Skrabe-
saar. bet gjennemtrenger, renser. styr-
ker og mildner. Zemoe r ct rensende, paa-
lideligt OF billigt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, anti
septisk hydende Middel. Prov dette, som
vi tror intet De nogensinde har brugt n
virkningsfuldt og tiIfredsstillende.
The T.. w. Rosc Co. Cleveland. O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

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bnpec itiuet ionrel III Start iom Sies
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31
Nettetie.

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les Senod9 iom Nauoag. er bare Suers
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&. 9.
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en- tirrIia 9ilien iii ale aieupte %
aiTre fra Srcsoit i'll SIret o9 |cns
ner / @irreiota o. Iortb Sotota.
Sibit til Naple 2ntc Wenighcn og
@enner al TeO 8iper SaIens @iss
transforming.
arespit BEN ste TpriI 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

leie. iorretteoe neo 9esrapslien. oe
iaIte 5rs'teus oa ~Sorn-aninseHs Orb
idcDeI ! Ssrsebuiet biemme iom |
Nir.eu.
6uu efterlaoer iia 4 9srn. nemli9:
SeSer % Oliver PsSerion iauit Gstres
nc @rs. 6. 6. Sonopis os Irs. v.
2. Slom, inmt 9 8sruebsrr. al 6oile
en- Seureier. Soirph PeScrion. &c
SoIodt i armsen % befinbcr zig foe
Chen / Camp Sooge. Soma.
!. 3.
Cannon sails. Minu.. 21be Nai 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

owls re trsmser en- ehmaIiH. nnrdi en- al
&c fe.e M'cocuer az -euSocrncu-. Btltaff
% beeti. Sseeiege Srtier meo -1seora6.8os
ten a. sldr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

~Psasl"s euehs asenfer o. eens ea,nis
ssbornenier. ser'or fan 81 iilbp iaa e9rsi'ales
@rGmier I'll Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-31

eens "ftesrah'Sshsn % Ssb Mrnsn'' III
zl9ei o. Senrer I Sdmlelanoef. garsfon.
iingenien or $3.50. goric ibercanei.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Special Services at the Gardiner
Churches

At the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday morn
Ing the pastor, Rev. H. S. Dow,
preached a sermon appropriate to
Mothers day.
The Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
bishop of Maine. ofticiated at the
evening service at Christ church and
administered the rite of confirmation.
Services commemorating the 18th
anniversary of the dedication of the
Universalist church in Gardiner We're
held Sunday morning and evening.
The morning discourse was preached
by the pastor, Rev. NJ. G. Folsom.
on the subject, "Universalisn1. n Pro-
Gressive Faith In the evening Rev.
L. 4. Walch of Augusta and Rev.
Otto 5. Raspe of Brunswick gave the
addresses and the Scripture lesson
was read by Rev. f. w. Webber of
HalloWoll.
AT the Free Baptist church the
ovangelistic services of the weel,
were continued i'll the morning and
evening az the church and in the att
ernoon at the Coliseum.