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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
HAWAIIAN PLAYERS
LOYAL AMERICANS
Musicians May Give Benefit
Here for Red Cross.

Loyal Americans are w. Il. Aeko,
William Anan, J. Kalrni, sam Kaia
and NJ. Matkai, musicians who are
coming to Missoula next Wednesday
with "The Bird of Paradise Maybe
the names don't sound American, but
the Red Cross benefits which these Ha :
waiians have given while on tour prove
that the men are patriots. 1t is be-
'lieved that they may add to their bit
by giving n Red Cross entertainment
while here.
1.-THE Bird of Paradise beautiful
Hawaiian play, will be at the Missoula
theater TOR one night, "Wednesday,
February 20.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
Schwab Easily Forgets
Tnfle Like $2.OOO.OO0

New Iork.--IIere Is n new problem
in mathematics: II 100000 equals
forgetfulness, what does IS equal?
1t is suggested by the statement
made by Charles NJ. Schwab in an ad-
dress delivered before the alumni of
public school No. 40 at the Grand ho-
tel. He said.
LAS one goes on in life accommodating
wealth the less one thinks about it.
The other day I went to a bank and
asked for a loan OF $2.0Oo,000. The
president told me already owed the
hank $e.000.000. I told him I had for.
soften all about It."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
Messenger Boy at Head
of Organized Vice Ring

Sacramento, Cal--Following charges
that there is an organized vice ring IN
this city, which supplied both girls
and patrons for red light houses, the
grand jury has returned an indictment
against Frank Ross, messenger BOY,
charged by Mrs. Daisy Sinkih.
woman detective, with being the head
Of the ring. Mrs. Sinkins charges IN
an affidavit that Ross told her he ana
another boy friend handled all the
houses III Sacramento and charged girls
| from SIS upward to place them In dis
reputable houses.
The poorest of all men is the one
who has no use for the poor.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
"Over There" Full
Of Battle Smoke.

"Over There" which appeared at the
Empress theater yesterday and win be
shown again today, was not taken at
the front. But as a Hohoken, n. j.,
version of the great conflict it presents
several thrills and draws bursts of pa
triotic applause at stirring moments.
Anna @. Nilsson, whose first play was
Seven Keys to Baldpate,' is the star.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
NEWS OF MONTANA
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

l Oarby--Mrs. j. g. Lear has received
word from her brother who enlisted
| in the navy at Butte last June, that he
| Is going to enter the submarine serv-
ice.
The death Of Marcus Cook, Of Coma
brings the war home to- Darby AS he
was well known here having grown ia
manhood on his fathers farm, five
miles from town,
#. d. Dudley left Wednesday for Los
Angeles, Cak. I" visit his eldest sis
ter, whom Ne has not seen for fari y
years. She Is about 80 years old and
her home is In Saskatchewan, Can.
She is spending the winter in Los An
geles. with another sister.
St. ionatux-Public schools were
closed here last Tuesday on account of
it being Lincoln's birthday.
The citizens of Charlo are arranging
to begin work on an elaborate system
of waterwOrks for their city, which
they intend to have finished sometime
during the summer
Lewis Misheau. who is now in
France, has written to his father.
Joseph Misheau here. and states that
reading matter is rather scarce.
Mrs. Frank Shoemaker of Dillon Is
here visiting her SON in lay and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Doty,
Mrs. Joseph Miner of Victor came
in yesterday to visit her daughter,
Mrs jefferson Withers. She Is ae-
,t.xI
Corvallis-The thrift stamp fund,
Tuesday, had reached the amount Of
$500
Every residence in Corvallis Is occu-
pied. and Mr. and Mrs. V. Birch, una
BILE to find shelter here, were com
PEELED to move Monday to Hamilton.
Mrs. ]. f. Coughenous, Of Hamilton,
visited the first Of the week, at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. A. f. Cove,
Rev, J A. Billingsley OF Butte will
preach Sunday morning at the Com
munity church services.
Lincoln day was observed here only
with half holiday for the school
and the closing of the Corvallis banks,
Other business houses did not close.
Friends Of Lieutenant Frank Edes
have received word Of his safe arrival
In France.
Carlton-Mrs. Phipps returned Mon
day to her home at Poison after spend :
ing several days here with her cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Sample.
Tho sawmill here closed down Fri
day. II will not reopen until June.
Henry Hendrickson, who In here
from his home at Dixon Is i'll with
ltonsilitls.
The social circle viii meet with Mrs
| Cottrell on Thursday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
Fire Destroys Milling
Plant Near LewistOwr

Lewistown, Feb. l5.-Fire at an
early hour Thursday morning, de-
stroyed the plant of the Moore Milling
company AT Moore according to word
received here today. The plant was
valued at 81 , 600, but the loss is partly
covered by insurance. \ small lot
OF wheat and flour was destroyed and
another small lot damaged 10y the fire.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16

When you see n Girl with only one
glove on it's a sign that she has .
new ring on the other hand.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
DO r,MseR WINS.

Livingston. Feb. Is. Big Timber
high school defeated the Livingston
high school 30 to % at basketball here
tonight.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-16
is ARTHUR SoULE
CARRYING WOUND?
County Attorney Says Man
Is CamOuflaged and
Asks to See.
QUICK TRIAL OR BAH.
Judge McCuIloch Says Case
Must Be Rushed or Man
Given Liberty.

Thompson Falls, Feb. l5.-SpociaI.--
Was Arthur Soule wounded during
the duel a month ago which ended with
the death of Ben Soulc. the ianchers
young nephew?
Souic. now accused of numbering his
relative. says he. was shot in the back.
Wade Parks. county prosecutor, told
Judge II. Lee McCulloch in the district
court tonight that he had reason to
believe that Soule was not wounded"
actually exists It Is camoufIage. made
ny surgeons knife. Parks asked the
court to authorize II physical examna-
ton Of the wealthy defendant. but
Judge McCulloch refused, saying that
the law would not permit it.
Parks Threatens Expose.
The controversy over Soule's wound
|arose during 81 court battle tonight re-
aarding bail for the alleged murderer,
Parks. who has been resisting the de-
PENDANTS request for bail, was informed
by the court that he could chose be-.
tween trying the case at the present
term Of court and admittance of Soule
to bail.
eff necessary" said Parks after the
ruling, Il will present evidence here
that will cause d smell from one end
of the state to the other to prove that
Sonle should not be allowed out of
jail" ~.
Must Decide at Noon.
Judge McCnlloch will receive the
prosecutors decision at noon tomor-
row. II Parks decides not to try the
case at this session Soule probably
will be freed under bail.
u don't think ! will be ready to try
the case this term" said Parks last
night. Il might be If could have
Soule examined for wounds"
Soulo has been under arrest since a
battle fought In a lonely mountain
| cabin near here almost "A month ago
In which the younger Soule was killed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18

needed something to build me up.
AFTER reading the high endorse
ments Of Tanlac...I tried It and It
seems to be just the thing needed.
am greatly improved in every way.
Ny face lie filling out. my appetite
Is fine and-I enjoy what I eat. I
am ready for work all the time and
don't tire-out quickly like I did. Al
the rate I'm gaining It won't be long
until I will be back to my old weight
-one hundred and forty-five--and
know from what It has done fol
me. that Tanlac deserves all the
praise that IL given It."
Taniac II sold in Logan b.
the City Drug Co.; In wsllsville. b,
wsllsvills DRUG O.; In smithfisld'S7
Ritss Bros. Dsuo o.; n Hyfum b,
Hyrum Drug Co.: n Richmond b
A. A. Thomas. and In Lewiston b!
Lewiston Drug CO. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18
|HoMEsTEADs FOR HUN

A journalist with the American
army on the Marns". in . dispatch
Of July 8. headed "Yanks Repay tho
Huns in Paper Barrase." informs us
that German soldiers are being call
ed upon to renounce the tyranny un-
der which they are living and come
over to the right side. "The pamph-
let's guarantee" says the journalist,
't'hat those of the German soldiers
who will do this will be sent to Am
erica where they will get farms or
lucrative city positions and live in
happiness. The French army auth
critics thoroughly approve Of this
new American campaign"
Just who 10 responsible for this
promise Of American farms and jobs
for the soldiers Of the kaiser who de-.
sire to make IN eleventh hour 70
pentencs to wArd off what they see
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18

Like wildfire the fame Of Tanlac
ID sweeping the whole continent
from coast to coast and from the
Gulf Of Mexico to the Great Lakes.
Well known men and women from
all parts Of the United States and
Canada are testifying daily to the
extraordinary merits Of the prepara-
ton. until It is now the most wide.
~ talked Of medicine In the world.
F. H. Jenkins, proprietor Of tn,
Fox Printing Company. 30s7 Arcade
Building. Seattle. Washington. says:
II have already gained several
pounds in weight since ! began TAX
ing Tanlac and am still gaining all
- aims. ST. W hsst part Of my
wsa1steal improvement d In my
feelings.
II cant say that I've actually
been III Or had any special sickness
bot for sometime past have beer
going down hill. This has shown
i{sslf decidedly in my face which
hid gotten very thin. Ny appetite
had fallen Off and didn't think
wss getting the proper nourishmen'
from my food. TO sum the who'll
thing up. I felt that my whole ~
tan wss becoming Ill rundown an
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18
NO RELIEF is IN SIGHT

Secretary Franklin X. Lane 10 not
an alarmist. And he knows more
about the natural resources Of the
United States than any othef govern
ment Official. Therefore his unqual-
flied statement that America ID fac
ing an oil famine should have in
slant and serious consideration. Tho
secretary Of the interior ID refresh.
insly direst in his discussion Of the
problem and the means he urges -
. solution. He wishes Legislation
that viii stimulate tremendously the
production Of oil. Mr.. Lane favors
the quickest and most direct plan
to get unlimited Quantities Of oil IN
to circulation this summer. He ure-
% immediate action on . bill now
before the Public Lands committee
Of the house. under the terms Of
which the government would throw
open all oil producing public lands
to development on = basis Of royalty
payments to the government. This
is q matter that demands congress.
sional action. In tine to avert q fam.
ine.--Thomas F. Logan in Leslie's
Weekly.
In the face Of thiA situation. the
ppess dispatches Of July l says:
with the understanding that the
enactment Of the oil land LEASING
bill, involving development Of West
ern naval reserves. will 60 over un
til after the recess Of congress, &C
ton on the bill again was deferred
/, by the Senate and House conferees
Legislation favorable to develop
ment Of western oil lands has beer
delayed year after year and will
the country facing present crisis !
is beyond understanding why thi
matter is again delayed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18

iavitsa 70 . formal nSsl6a0,is wssA-
sAstei t. assSss Win ssvsransns
representative the question Of COP
pr COST. he esppsr Dsepis iasist.
u that 50 coats . peSnd sAsdld ~
Ne rice and Il was granted.
In aAditien - he inerssssd eest
|sf Dredsstion the smelling iAtsrssta
|vses considered. Il 10 their claim
that the margin allowed them b
|Dreducsrs |. insu@sisnt because q
rising costs.
Western states whose prosperity
depends largely on continued dsvsl.
spmsnt Of the copper industry an
deeply interested in this incrSAsst
price which will mean increased and
continued production.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18

Issaiss = skSn;iis wsui6-ss isssrtii-
|iss y knSw. Il ~ ssns - Ne
George crssl prsysssada >Ssr Der
man eeasumpis.. q which W hear
|se musAf II Il Il, II 10 . nd waste
q DaDss. fse svsa Tie Germans must
knsw. b this tins. he vaiss q
Creel's statements. j,
II y impossible 70 believe that -
iSvsl headed Q man - Secretary
LAss. Of he lnteriee department.
would sanction or back up any such
Jremiss. Mr.. Lane has plan to
provide opportunity for American
soldisrs returning from the war to
engage In occupations remuneratirve
TO themselves and economically use
full to the nAtien. This plan would
| give soldiers unreclaimed land, and
provide thsm with government mon
" with which to retain It. the money
to be repaid in installments. Yet,
acording to this report from the
front. promises are being shot over
to the Huns. whose hands may be
|still wet with American blood, to &C.
lcord them more favorable treatment
than our owp men would receive on
their return from the fight for demo
!cacy. "a.
II these promises are merely meant
!. TO show dissatisfaction in the enem,
. ranks. with no idea Of their being
fulfilled. Il 10 cheap and un-Ameri
. can proceeding. II they are to b.
, performed to the benefit Of any VII,
may come over. then the logical q
J ltensio moi such . reward for dodg
J ling . lambastine would be to offel
70 Kaiser Bill. for his surrendsr
\ seme such peaceful and fertile spo
} - Shadow Lawn.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18

vance y nsst eestisSaiiy issssaslsg
est n yreducuen.
I eusas inaAufactursss have sAowD
- f6elinatisn u sssk any Dsies
Which would give Unreasonable pro-
nj bat base their whole cause o. ~
tuAi facts which show ipadseuaey sf
present price established last year 70
meet radically chasssd esndiusns.
The best sugar Industry u Of "
tai Importance 70 the west and y
the nation ~ With reasonable sneour.
agement Il can be expanded 70 meet
practically any emergency.
For that reason II II Of the utmost
Importance that measures encourag'
ing to the growing Of sugar bsets
and manufacture Of sugar, be advo'
Gated and encouraged.
The beet sugar industry makes
possible the development Of TIL
vests great arid land districts sub
ject to irrigation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18
REklEF AT HAND

There appears to be justification
for an increase in the selling price Of
copper to 80 cents = pound. 1t has
been shownthst ssh cents . pound
is inadequate. owing to the increas-
es in the cost Of labor. supplies and
machinery.
Representative copper men were
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18
STIMULATE SUGAR
BEET INDUSTRY

Among persons familiar with the
sugar industry II has besn . fore
gone conclusion for some months
that basic price Of sugar mSst i'd
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-07-18
WHERE SHALL OUR
LABOR COME FROM?

Mark Sullivan. editor Of Golfers
Weekly. estimates . shortage Of man
power in our country on account Of
war conditions Of fifteen million
men.
The proposals for alleviating the
famine In man power can be summed
up In the following propositions.
that are not advocated here. but
stated:
1. conscription- all males
from 10 To 50 and put them 70 work
under government direction.
;. Take up slock-Avoid all The
wastage Of man power. work long
er hours and economist on labor w
have.
3. Bring In labor from China q
Russia until after the period Of Ii,
war. ~ France and England havs
done. 4
The governmental labor depart
ment has already suspended all -
| strictions on labor immigration Nron
Mexico. Porto Rico and Canadias
| unssassions and NAV ATTEND the IN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-21

sem vojste pro svou pfimost,,
bratrstvf, pffkladnou odhoila
most a rozhodnost.
0 generalu Gajdovi, jenz BY
val praktickem zivote leka-
rem, zmfnili jsrne Sc minule.
Je teprve % let star, nez ami
ostatni jmenovani vojevGdci ne
isou starsi.
Fakt, ze naM ddstojnici, kite
Il prostych vojind vypracova
Ii Sc We ctyfeeh letech strara
ii, -utrpeni a ovsem .bezpriklad
nehc reroismu ma vojev1dce
dnes zname po celem svete, do
kazuje jejich osobnf statecnost
steine jako jejich vysokou in
teiigenci naprostou oddanost
Waci svehc naroda.
Prokazali tim svetu dostateG
ne, re .isme schopni postavit do
pole nejen diplomaty, politi-
ky, ale take vojevIdce a nejen
arrady bez vGdcG, neb vHdce
bez ,armad.
Jeiich cbezretne vedeni ma
sich voisk prispelo hlavne k u
znani nasich vojsk Ia spojene
cke.
Vrchim velitelem vSech til
ccskoslovenskych armad je o
vsem general Janin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-21
JSTE ,HOTovI A cEKATE?

PcGatkem cervence naSi ho-
81 postal; nam ze zamori vzkaz
"Jsme hotovi a cekame." Niue
te Wy nyni ma prahu obdobi
reumatismu a neuralgie rici,
re jste hotovi a cekate? Mate
Ii donna Trinerdv Liniment, ma
zete to smele rici, protoze i
kdyz start ii mucitele Sc objevi,
jejich iitok proti vam bude mar
ny Trineriv Liniment jest bez
soupefe jako lex ma namoze
nlny. pclamaniny, otoky a pod.
V lekarnach 35 a 65 ct., postou
as 75 cent?. - Je-li vas zalu
dek v neporadku a jsou-li vase
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kterG vam uvede zazivanf We
spravnv chod, doda vam zdra
YOU chut' k jidlu a vzpruzi ce
lou vasi soustavu. Vycisti vnitr
nosti bez ujimani q jest velmi
lahodne. We vsech lekarnach.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-21
NASE ARMADA
Ma RUSI.
vELlTELE JEDNOTLIvYCH
cASTf VOJENSKYCH.
Dotasnym ,vrchnim velitelem
j. moderni zizka.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelaf.
Washington, D. C. V an
g3ickem tisku objeyila Sc zpra
va o rozlozeni nasich vojsk v
Kusku a Sibffi a 0 jednotlivych
velitelfch castf armady. Jiste
bude verejnost nasi zajimati
bHzsi 1daje.
Vrchnim valitelem vsech
vojsk operujicich proti nemec
komad'arskym bolsevickym
voiskGm ma Rusi i v Sibfri a to
cd Volhy az po Vladivostok je
general Syrovy. Je velitelem
gejen armady ceskoslovenske,
ale take pfipojenych ruskych
odd{ld, hlavne ddstojnlkd from
tevikI, t. j tech kdoz z dIstoj
Mkt ruske armady jsou pro dial
81 vedeni valky proti Nemecku
a Rakousku.
,Temu podrizeni jsou velitel
fronty ma Volze a v zapadni ST
bifi az po Oomsk, general Ce
eek; a velitel vojsk .ceskoslo
venskych cd Omska do Vladivo
stoku general Gajda. General
Dieter;chs dosavadni velitel
armadnich casti We Vladivosto
ku je nynf sefem generalniho
stabu, V brzku vsak prevezme
veleni mad Rusy.
Jsou tedy ceskoslovensti dI
stojnfci riditeli vojenskych ope
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-21

raci proti bolsevicke fronte spo
jenych vojsk ceskoslovensktch
a fuskych.
Vrchnf velitel general Syro
w, je jcdnim nejlepslch dd-
stolniki nasi armady. Pochazf
2 Moravy a .je povolanim inze
nyr. Vstoupiv hned ma zacatku
valkyi do "Husitske druziny"
vyznamenal Sc neuveritelnym
hrdinstvin a zvlaste Sc, uplatnil
jake rozvedcfk. Poprve mem
pronikla zprava do svetoveho
tisku, kdyz rusky generaInf
Stab rozeslal zpravu O jeho ne
,byceine hrdinnosti v r. 1916.
" pozdejsi ceskoslovenske bri
,ide hyl 5 kapitany Husakem,
;ehoz je nejlepsfm pritelem, ka
.pitanem Fierlingerem a poruci
KEN Ceckem nejpopularnejsim
dGstoinfkem.
V bitve u Zborova prisel o
orave oko a vojfni jei zvali mo
dsrnim Zizkou. z jeho pratel
isau nvni kapitan Husak a ka
nitan Fierlinger ma francouz-
ske front6 u nasf armady, &c
eek je nyni generalem pod je-
no vrchnim velenim.
General Cecek ie iednim z
nejznameisich ceskosloven-
skych vojinG. Je vojakem kaz
dvm coulem steine iako gene
raj Syrcvy, Husak a Fierlinger
slouzil v ceskoslovenske arma
de od jejich malych pocatkG.
V bitv6 u Zborova byl velitelem
prvniho praporu I. pluku. Je
vitezem bitvy u .Bachmace. kite
rou vyhral proti cele divisi, pc
staviv Sc proti nj Sc svym A
p]ukem. jehoz byl tehdy veil
telem. Je velmi popularni ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-21

pRONAJME Sc maly byt ma
hofe pro: mensi rodinu. Haste
Sc v {. ,5O21 Louisa CT.
9-24
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

ZNACZNY POzAR w HOBO
KEN, N. ].

Hoboken, N. J., 4. stycznia. -
DziS w nocy wybuchi pozar W s
pietrowym budynku kompanii
Gatti Nc Quade, w strefie odgro-
dzonej i zagraza} przez czas ME
jaki przystaniom mad rzeka Hud-
SON, jakotez pobliskiej fabryce a.
nunicyi. Do g~aszenia pozaru i "a
pobiezenia dalszemu jego szerze-
niu sic zarekwirowano oprocz
stray ogniowej, take %zofnierzy,
marynarzy ludnosc cywilna. Ma
le ciSnienie woody z powodu mro-
~ utrudniafo gaszenie, ale udaio
sic pozyskac kontrole mad poza.
rem w przeciagu dwu godzin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

TrudnoSci napOtykane W sprowa-
dzaniu potrzebnego materyalu znacz-
ME op6znily w~ykonczenie nOwo wy
budowanego koSciola Matki Boskiej
Czestochowskiej, W Cicero. Spodzie-
wano sic, re W novel Swiatyni nabo-
9enstwo odprawione jul bedzie ma
Boze Narodzenie hub W Nowy Rok,
jednakowoz parafian spotka& zaw6d.
Obecny stan rzeczy, kaze wnioskowaC
re koSci6f wykonczony bedzie dopie-
no W lutym Tub marcu.
= . .
Ma czas zimowy zupelnie wstrzy-
mano prace okoio budowy nowego
kosciola Sw. Kazimierza, PREY 22ej i
whipple III. Robota ma now rozpO-
czeta bedzie z wiosna.
. . o
Gdy WIadySiaw LukaSzenski. VIA
sciciel szynkowni pod mr.. 472S South
Wood ul., wczoraj po godzinie pier
wszej rano j~eszcze siuzyi swym go
Scion trunkami, do wyszynku wszedi
pewien nieznajomy mezczyzna, ktory
szepnaI mu ma ucho, re jest agentem
federalnym, i re przeoczenie Luka-
szehskiego kosztowac bedzie $4,000.
Szynkarz po glebszem sic zastano-
wieniu postanowil ,,graftu" ME da-
wac.
Nieznajomy w6wczas sprowadzlt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

- Rheinhold Faust, ktory SIG
rrzvznai do podrzucenla DomDy
X Auditorium, azeby wymuslc
CRUDE sunny L bankierow J: i.
Forgana i F. O.. Wetmorea sta
wac bedzie w sadzie kryminal
nym pred sedzia Seaman dnia
1890 b. m. lego wspolnik, T.
Wcisbaucr, stawac bedzie razem
L MIN.
- Policya wczoraj aresztowa-
Ia szarlatana lckarskiego DIR. j.
G. ella w biurzc dr.. Whlte,a,
pnr. II West Randolph I'll. Skar-
&c przcciw dr.. White wnloSi T.
Scrck, L pnr. 1881 West No til
ave-, kt6ry zaplacil mu Sly' "a
pwarantowanc w~ylcczcnlc Z reu-
matvzmr. Dr.. White daf mu
try wstrzykniecia morl'nv' po-
czem znikf. w jego biurzo zna-
leziono dr.. Gilla, ktory wczoraJ
stawal pred sedzi2 Newcomer.
., nod zarz1tem naCiaganla I
oszustwa. DR.. White, ktorego
policya take poszukuje, ma bye
jednym I czlonkow syndykatu'
ktdry otwiera i prowadzi Szarl'-
tahskie lecznice w ca}ym kraJu.
W koiach miejskich zos1ai
toruszony projekt, azeby strata
cy, odnoszacy ckaleczenia w
czasie pelnienia swych obowlaz-
k6w, lcczcni byli kosztem mlaSta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-04

Wyszedl ma jaw fakt niezwykly,
re re wSzystkich funkcyonaryu-
sly miejskich, strazacy So jelly
mi, ktorzy musza swe raclIu'.kl
lekarskie oplacat Z wlasnej kle-
szeni. albo polcgac ma szlachet-
noSci swych koleg6w, jesli. PREY
gaszeniu pozarow odniosa take
ranv. IL narazeni So ma koszta le-
karskie. Policyanci cd dawna ME
tylko o~trzynuja swa pensyc, ale
! wszclkic koszta lekarskie, Sdy
lecza sic Z pokalcczeh, odnicsio-
nych w czasie pe}nienia s]@Iby.
To samo dotyczy innych funkcyo
naryuszy micjskich. Wfadze
micjskic o5wiadczy}y, &c krzyw-
de te jak najpredzcj n%apr2wla.
E. A. Stevenson areSztowa-
ny zostal we wtorck "a t.. &c IL
silowa} dragiem rozbic clektrycz-
ny szyld, oglaszajacy W jezyku
niemieckim sztuke nlern'ec'',
grana W teatrze niemlcckim W
Busch Temple, PREY rogu ul,c N.
Clark i Chicago ave. Stevens"7
lest we wieku poborowym. e.
burzony byl ma to, re obecnie O.
glasza sic sztuki niemieckie. Ste
venson, jest ~oskarzony o burzli-
I'VE zachowanie sic. Wypuszczo-
ny zostaI ma wolnoSt pod kat
| eva. Wczoraj szyld niemleckl