davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

= SNJN
g6lniejszy sposob polecif nam s.
.. Plus x. obchodzenie swieta
narodowego W pierwsza niedziele
maja, jake swieta Kr6lowej Ko-
rony Polskiej, - a zarazem -
pewno i wyrok6w i Opatrznosci
Bozej - zaczatek budzenia sic z
podnoszenia narodu z uspienia,
lenistwa j na{og6w grzechowych
powstaf W miesiacu maju, kiedy
to prawi ojcowie nasi powo}ywac
zaczeli do zycia Konstytucye
Trzeciego Maja.
Rozpocznijmy vice budzenie
tel naszej polskiej tradycyi roz-
budzeniem, rozzarzeniem iskie--
rex mifosci narodu i ludu ku Maj
swietszej Maryi Fannie, - sku-
plainly sic, jak sieroty, u stop
Jej oftarzy podczas miesiaca ma
ia, zagrzewajmy W naukach i
kazaniach serca ludu ku wick
szei czci i mi}osci Tel Przezacnej
Bogarodzicy, prosmy Jej Wiele-
moznosci, by nam byia potezna
Aliantka naszej polskiej sprawy,
sIubujmy Jej %gremialnie, jake
Polskie tu~tejsze Wychodztwo, ze
- gdy nam przywr6ci GAIA, VOL
ma, niepodlegIa Ojczyzne, ma pa
miatke te wszyscy Polacy W A.
MERGE z{ozymy hojne datki i o.
fairy celem wybudowania Jej,
gdzies tn w Ameryce pOmnika W
postaci koscio4a pod wezwaniem
,,Kr6Iowej Korony Polskiej." -
Sprawl ta mog}yby sic zajac
wszystkie organizacye katolic-
kie, a pokierowaniem i zadecydo-
waniem, gdzie, jak W jakiem
miejscu mia4aby stanac TAXA
swiatynia, zajeioby sic Zjedno-
genie Kapian6w Polskich w A
MERGE.
Postan6wmy sobie obudzic te-
go ducha religijnej tradycyi, ale
to wszyscy, wszedzie i zaraz,
rozpoczynajac majowe nabozen-
silva, oSwiadczywszy ludowi z
ambon, re tegoroczne majowe
nabozenstwa beda W duchu obu-
dzenia mifosci ku Krolowej Ko--
rony Polskiej. -,
w pierwsza niedziele maja br.
ii. 5go maja niechaj wszedzie
pc Ameryce W polskich koscio-
bach duchowienstwo polskie od--
prawi nabozenstwa W wiecej u
roczysty spos6b to taxi, by lud
odczuwaf, re niedziela ia, to pol
skie, uroczyste swieto narodO--
we, swieto Najmocniejszej ma
szei Aliantki, DO Kr6lOwej KOro.
ny Polskiej.
Modlitwa, to ogromna bron W
reku ludzkim ma ziagodzenie
sprawiedliwosci i surowosci bo-
lei, o czem swiadczy nam GAIA
historya rodu ludzkiego ma zie-
% cokolwiek prosic bedziecie
mego OLGA W nfebiesiech W imie
Mole, da wan" - zapewnif mas
uroczyscie Jezus, Wys}annik ME
bios.
I'm z niewinniejszego serca
podnosi sic TAXA modlitwa, tenn
silniejsza W swoich skutkach, a
poniewaz Marya, to najmllszy
Bogu Skarb, to pierwszy pred
miot mifosci Bozej pred Cheru-
binami Serafinami, badzmy pc
wni. lie Jej oredownictwo i a.
lianctwo u Boga bedzie najskute-
czniejsze, najowocniejsze re
wszystkich naszych wysifkow
piracy i starania sic mad oswobo-
dzeniem Ojczyzny.
i tn ma ziemi modlitwa niewin-
nych o wiele skuteczniejsza cd
modlitwy grzechami obarczo-
nych. - Miesiac maj zapewne
bedzie pc wielu miejscach ME-
siacem pierwszej Komunii sw.
Polecajmy pre- to tym niewin-
nym dziatkom, prawie re ziem--
slim anio}om. by sic modify do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

i jak bezuzyteczne pseudopatryo-
tyczne porywy panow senatorow
gdyz jeszcze tego samego dnia "a
mianowany zostai przez p. Bake
ra nowy dyrektor budowy aero
planow, a dial konstrukcyi zostal
odiaczony cd dziahu instrukcyi
lotnikow, pociagajac "a soba inne
pomniejsze lecz konieczne refor.
my. Byia to pierwsza konfuzya
wszystkich krytykow, tax w sena-
Gle, jak i W prasie.
Drlga nastapiia onegdaj, gdy
sekretarz Baker przediozyi pro,
gram wojenny administracyi, o,
mowiony poprzednio ma posiedze-
riu gabinetu, ma ktorem zostai je-
dnogiosnie aprobowany. Jest pew
nose, re prezydent Wilson mial
przynajmniej wielki udziai w IT,
iozeniu tego programu, jesli 60 W
zupeinosci ME zainicyowai. Pro-
gram bowiem jest TAX obszerny,
a raczej jest be- zadnych granic,
re ma najbardziej wojowniczo IL
sposobionych senatorach wywarl
niemaie wrazenie. Me spodziewa-
no sic ,aby ma TAXI program zdobyc
sic mog} .,pacyfista" Baker lub
prezydent Wilson, ktory p. Bake
"a wysoko powaza, a pred wojna
Ameryki z Niemcami .walczyl
tylko notami" i do zapalczywych
zwolennikow olbrzymich przygo-
towan zbrojnych ME nalezal.
Il
Zarys programu wojennego adj
ministracyi juz jest znany z wczo-
rajszych depesz. Dowodzi, ze po-
droz sekretarza Bakera do Fran
Cyl ME byla bezowocna. Rzuca
take swiatso jasne ma move, kto-
rQ p~rezydent Wilson wyglosi}
pred czterema niemal tygodnia-
mi z okazyi pierwszej rocznicy
wypowiedzenia wojny Niemcom i
rozpoczecia Rampant o trzecia po-
zyczke wolnosciows. Nova ia by
la zapowiedzis tego, co jest we
konkretny sposob wyrazone w
programme wojennym administra-
cyl. Prezydent Wilson z nieubia-
CANA logika rnu wlaSciwa przy--
szedi do wniosku, re absolutnie
zadnych rokowah pokojowych ME
mozna prowadzic z tymi, ktorzy
opanowali pailstwa c%entralne. So
10 czciciele silly i przemocy. o
pokoju, opartym ma sprawiedli-
woSci, ME moZna z mimi movie,
poki ich bozek zbrojna potega
- pozostaje nienaruszony. Dlate-
90 to trzeba ich bozka skruszyc
i zmiazdzic, a ich samych ubez--
wladnic. Przekonai sic prezydent,
re wszystkie apele, noty i prosby
do zgrai berlinskiej So glosem wo-
.iajacego ma puszczy. Tylko siia
ich przekona. w obec tego trzeba
przeciw MIN skierowac ich wlasna
.bron.
Ia sama logika przejai sic WI
docznie p. Baker. Do tych samych
wnioskow doprowadzly go take
|jego spostrzezenia we Francyi.
|Zawari je W programme, ktory wy
maya maksymalnych wysiikow
narodu. Prosi wiec kongres maj
prod o wyznaczenje ma rok ma
stepny IS miliardow dolarow, II.
wiecej niz dwakroc sunny, wyda--
nej w pierwszym roku wojny.
Dalej, proponuje wyrob armat
dial ma skale tax olbrzymia, re
trzeba bedzie nowe fabryki wybu-
dowae. Ma ten eel ma sic take
wydac kilka miliardow dolarow
Wlasciwe zas powiekszenie armii
idzie w parze z powyzszymi pro,
jektami: powoiani maja bye dc
siuzby wszyscy poborowi zklasy
Epierwszej, oraz wszyscy CT, ktorzy
W roku biezacym i ~przyszlym do
chodza do peinoletnosci, TAX re W
-I Ixra, nDI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

T,qd narodu przez narod ola
uarodu, ME ssinie = powiersehn'
-Abraham lincoln
81. -
MeSoVfs sfanu wszsdsfs zgd.
dEGJq sic " Edaniu, ze must isl
nice zjednocsona, niesaleSna /
sGnror<qdna PoL$ka.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
UWAGI.
Program Wojenny
AdministraGW.

Pred kilku dniami niecierpli-
will sic senatorzy, re sekretarz
wojny Baker wygiasza mowy pu-
blicznie o tenn co widziai we
Francyi i o tenn, CO milionom cy-
wilnej czesci narodu przypada w
udziale czynic W obecnym czasie,
a ME ma zadnego konkretnego
projektu ami programu cd siebie
Co do dalSzego prowadzenia woj-
ny. Skarzyli sic senatorzy, re po-
wolnoSc p. Bakera czy bezowoc--
nose jego podrozy skazuje kon-
gres ma bezczynnoSc i opoznia
przyjecie koniecznych novel; a.
propryacyjnych ma cele wojsko--
we. Skarzyli sic take, re gwato-
wnie ~koaieczna reorganizacya
wydzialu awiatycznego utknela.
Me koniec ma tenn. Prasa ME
przychy1na administracyi glow
ME ola powodow partyjnych skwa
pliwie uiela sic "a tymi senatora-
mi, tax gwaitownie palacymi sic
do czynu, = huzia ma p. Bakera
Znow usiyszelismy tie same bred
ME / banialuki o tenn, re departa,
ment jest nieudolny, re sekreta-,
tarz wojny jest z Przekonania
temperamentu pacyfista, re ME
zdaje sobie sprawy z krytycznegc
charakteru sytuacyi, jaka wytwo'
rzyia ofensywa teutohska ma "a
chodnim froncie, re powolnosc je'
so naraza sprawe Stanow Zjedno,
czonych j Aliantow ma niebezpie-,
czenstwo ftp.
Niecierpliwi tzaS senatorzy W
swell troskliwosci, azeby ami jed.
uego dnia czasu ME straciG, wno-
sza rome bile ma powiekszenie ar,
mil, jeden o million zoinierza, dru'
2. o diva, a trzeci az o pfec milo
now. Uczynili to bez zadnego Pc
rozumienia sic z departamenten
wojny lub' sztabem generalnym
Ably zaimponowac - chyba tylkt
naiwnym - ably zdyskredytowa'
p. Bakera, = OTTO byiy ich CLOWN,
cele. Wiedzielj przeciez bardzt
dobrze, re przy uchwalaniu no
wych zaciagow wojskowych i a
propryacyi ma wyekwipowanie
utrzymanie armii kongres depar
tamentu wojny ignorowac abso-
lutnie ME moze. Byiy to wiec pro
jckty dia czczego efektu, a pro-
jekt najBardziej imponujacy, tel
0 powiekszeniu armii o 5,OOo.W
zolnierzy, pochodzii cd senator
Reeda, ktory byi dawniej znan,
re swych sympathy progerman
skidh, a cd czasu jak wojna costa
IA wypowiedziana, nie1z wyste
puje z krytyka administracyi, nj
konstruktywnego ME majaca n
celu procz osmieszania i zdyskre
dytowania tego co sic dzieje.
Leg wnet sic olazaio, jsk bee
podstawne byiy jeremiady pras,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

Psychologiczny efekt tax OIL
brzymiego progran,u da sic ma
tychmiast odOzue ! W panstwach
centralnych j W Rosyi W krajach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

,,Panie Hen
ryk, Panskie
ubranie zaw--
SIZE jest obsy-
pane Iupie--
ze"IE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

Leg wnet sic okazaio. jak bez-
podstswne byiy jeremiady prasy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
Propaganda Film
Coming to Bluebird

Beginning Tuesd ay Rev Paul
Smiths colossal film success. THE
Finger of Justice" viii he shown at
the Eluebrd theater for four days
only. Rev. Smith is the parson who
painted San FTancisco's red lights
white. The Finger OF Justice" is an
authetnic depletion OF his anti-vice
crusade which closed San Franchises
famous Barbary Coast and put that
western metropolis In the list OF Amer
ica's clean cities. This stupendous pro-
duction has the endorsement Of rep
rcsentative men Of the church and
state of 'he nation.
II is n powerful appeal against vice
and at The same time portraying a
sane humane consideration for its vic
Tins. strong, in dramatic quality, eff
fectiye In its lessons and as scene sue
ceeds scene mingled emotions will
struggle tor the mastery---surpri Use,
horror, disgust. Indignation. admiral
ton and tremendous purpose. All the
way through it carries with 1t the sug-
srstion of what the church can do IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10

France for several months and had left
that country at the request Of the mil
itary authorities.
The cause OF his expulsion from
France is mystery. According to
q servant, he became i'll during his frst
meal at home after his return to this
country. He was SON Of Peter Fene-
Ion Collier. who died Of heart failure
eight years ago. Aside from being edi.
tor and publisher of Golfers Weekly,
since 1898. ne was head of the firm OF
p. +. Collier & Son and director and
ce-president of the Lincoln Farm as
ISOLATION. He was forty-two years
old and was famed as hunting, polo
and tennis enthusiast @s,@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10

which a famous Montana cowboy de-
monstratcd hos he captures teroclous
Wild animals alive with iassu
In rapid succession he ropes lynx.
a puma and black bear Immediately
in front OF tbs camera. IT required
"a lot IF nerve. not only upon the
cowboys part. but upon the part of
the cameraman, too. but the result
is one OF those pictures you see once
in lifetime
The picture il hrimfnl OF thrills. for
the animals fight 10 the very last and
IL is only by working with fearless
dexterity and speed. coupled with an
iron nerve that the caDtor outwits the
crafty beasts of the lonely spots and
successfully ropes them. The. night
put up by The black bear alone is
worth the price of admission to the
Howe Travel Festival The cowboys
hardy wife participates in the cap
ture of these animals quite AS fear
l.ssly as does her spouse
Capturing Wild Animals Alive in
the Rockies" IL hHt enc feature among
many On MI T6me iatsssss :. .TTr-sse.
Festival program THIS year Mr.
with the Marines" presenting the
most stating series OF avia ton picl
lures ever filmed: through quaint old
Mexico. into the South American
jungles by canoe 10 kaieteur falls, FIVE
times as high az Niagara; and ram
Bile through southern France. There
Will also he reproduction, expertiy
animated in clay, OF the famous Red
Cross poster Greatest Mother In the
World as we'll as marvellous
freak" film which reveals grotesQue
and pulling scenic distortions. This
is said to be something entirely new.
The usual amusing Howe ANNA ted
cartoons are again a distinctive part
of the Travel Festival.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10

coming delegates to the United Synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran church
in the South, which holds its sessions
here Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, and directed them to the
homes where they VIII be entertained
during their stay. About l2S clerical
and lay delegates came from the va~i-
Gus Southern states
The sessions of synod will open
Sunday. with the following program:
II A. NJ Synodical communlons
and sermon by the president, the Rev.
Nj. G.. G.. Scherer, u. ID.
3.30 r. M.---Address. -"Our lnstitu-
tions of Mercy" by the Rev. H. X.
Mccullough, ID. d.
Address--"Our Publication Inter
ests." by the Rev. ]. G. Seegers. d. ID
y. M.--Address. Home Missions,
by the Rev. A. ID. z. Hancher.
Address---"Fo~eign Missions, by
the Rev. NJ. l.. Stirewat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
MAY ROBSON.


We, who know the people of the
stage only from our comfortable side
OF the footlights. may perhaps always
choose to recall May Robson as the
sprightly and loyable Aunt Mary in
The Regeneration of Aunt Mary,
but glimpse OF this charming actress.
whom we are 80 see in "A Little Fit
Old Fashioned" at the Academy to-
morrow. Tuesday and Wednesday and
Wednesday matinee. in private life Is
something OF n revelation. For, in
the environment OF her home life. he
it known. Miss Robson may be classed
as beautiful women. Managerial
casting, because of her inlmltahie
portrayal of these roles. has OF late
years always placed her upon the
stage rs either an elderly lady with
comedy instincts or as ON ger
female of unprepossessing character
istics Not in many, any seasons has
Miss Robson had the opportunity Of
portraying Il character in her own
physical ef,ase, rs Aisaps- ssiss ts.arrs-s
more. Miss Cowi. Miss Ferguson, afssa
Taylor and kindred others with repu-
tations as profe ssfonai beauties.
But Miss Robson finds this no cause
for regret. Indeed she comes out
strongly in defense of thn older wo-
men she portrays SO beautifully on
the stage. And. backing her up. she
finds she has no less an authority
than Sir James NJ, Barrie. Only re
Gently the latter came out gallantly
with the contention that the best age
of woman is forty years. or, as he
describes 1t. forty and a bittock,'
i Id In the event that you don't know
what h!ttock in Sir James native
Scotch IL, ii means wee bit more,
Forty is the most beautiful age for
woman, declares Miss Robson, with
Sir James nguratively standing be-
hind her and patting her on the
shoulder because at forty beauty Is
optional A woman can take ii or
leave it She can be hewitching or
she can he comfortable. She has what
we call local option. Very young wo-
men have to he beautiful. There's
nothing else for them They don't
dare to he anything else. But q wo-
man in the forties, with intelligence
and charm, and making the most Of
her attractions can be appealing TO
any man."
Sheridan wrote. Here's to the
maiden OF bashful fifteen: here's to
the widow of fifty" Yvette Gull
bert in an interview recently ex-
claimed: II cannot understand why
the young girls hold such charm for
you Americans The French, on the
contrary have always shown marked
preference for the grown up woman
as the subject OF story play picture or
sculpture"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10

: The business sessions will begin
Monday morning at $3.50. A special
order set for 10 O'Clock Monday are
addresses CT welcome by the Rev. w.
c. Campbell, y. D., pastor of the First
-Presby tariaE---chu rch--and Judge
Robert C.. Jackson, city attorney of
Roanoke.
At the same time the preliminary
meetings of the United Lutheran
Church in America will begin in New
York city. On Monday night the
Lutheran brotherhood will hold their
annual banquet at the Waldorf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
= At THE THEATRES /
MAY ROBSON COMING
TO ACADEMY OF MUSIC

After
The nmitable will
New Howe pictures will be shown the the week. this time
both Of the weekly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10

Astoria and be addressed by Sscre
of War Newton y. Baker. The
sion OF United synod will era +
"Wednesday and the delegates IA
leave here that afternoon at S:4ss
New York city to take part In !.
great merger.
The committee on arrangem(
here is headed by r w. Miller, /
held the same position thirty N
ago, when the United synod OF
South was organized at 81. Nh
church, this city, where the sent
next week will he he'd,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
HowE's WILD ANIMAL HUNT.

One of the striking features of Ly-
man II. Howe's newest Travel Festival
program. which comes TO the Academy
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee, is sensational
wild animal hunt in the Rockies, III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
RICHMOND MISUNDERSTANDING NOVEMBER TO-

II will and also shows how easy a
thing 1t is for young and innocent girls
to be caught in the web It Is a
movie for the times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
R. ]. COLLIER, PUBLISHER
DIES IN NEW YORK HOME

New York. Nov. 9,--Robert J. Col
lier. editor and publisher Of Golfers
ma gAxine. died suddeaiy last night At
his home here.
NJ. Collier recently arrived IN this
country from France, He had been IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-10
BOY SCOUTS ESCORT SYNOD
DELEGATES FROM STATION

Roanoke, Va, Nov. 9<-Groups of
Boy Scouts were on hand at the rail-
way stations today TO greet the in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06
ITALY RATED OPTIMISTIC
AS NATION FACES FUTURE
Premier Orlando Says Government
Calmly and Patiently Awaits
the Hour to Strike.

Italy faces the future with optim-
ism. declared Premier Orlando Of
Italy. speaking yesterday before the
members of parliament and of the
senate, according to an official dis
patch received from Rome.
We have not registered any great
actions at our 'front.'" said the premier.
But: calmly and faithfully. Italy is
waiting for her hour to strike. The
Italian people are calm and full of
confidence"
Italy. Premier Orlando said, is look
ing with intimate solidarity upon the
national aspirations of the oppressed
nationalities
The blood shed by Italians and
|Czecho.Slovaks in Italy has now in
dissolubly bound the two nations" he
added. THE Italian government and
the Italian people are confident that
an intimate friendship will be es-
tablished between the Italians and
the Jugo-Slavs. with reciprocal advan-
tage, IL the cordial and sincere friend
ship for them is returned with equal
sincerity and cordially by the Jugo-
Slavs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06
LAWSAGAINST Firearms.
ASKED BY CITIZENS.
Settlement Of Universal Transfer
Question Also Requested by Fed
Grafton at Meeting.

Legislation adequately restricting
the sale of firearms and carrying con-
cealed weapons in the District of Co
lumbia will be sought by the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations. This
proposal, unanimously approved at
it's first meeting of the fall. in the
District building last night, heads it's
program for legislative recommends
lions.
There was considerable discussion of
the Johnson bill, making the carrying
of concealed weapons a felony pun
:shable by long term in the peniten-
gates that while there is need of
a drastic law of this character the
penalty prescribed by the Johnson bill
is too severe. The federation did not
attempt to say what punishment
should be provided, but will rest with
a rec"pniendation to Congress that a
measure be passed that will adeuuate-
ly meet the situation.
Request of the Public Utilities Com
| mission that there be settlement Of
| the universal transfer question when
! it considers tomorrow the application
of the local street railways for au-
thority to charge straight scent fares
| is considered in resolution passed
by the federation last night. The
resolution recites the faith of the fed
GRAFTON in the Judgment of the COM
mission and its desire to do justice to
the public and the companies. Con-
si4eration OF the universal transfer
! matter at this time is urged only in
the event the commission considers it
feasible
1t was the first meeting of the fed
Grafton since the summer recess and
the committees had but little to re-
port President Shreve will submit
his annual report at the next meet
election of officers to serve during the
ensuing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06
Route as Proposed.

The proposed belt" which is to be
used jointly by the cars of both lines,
starts at B street and runs north on
18th street to U street: west on U
street to 18th street; thence on Flor
ida avenue to Connecticut avenue;
south on Connecticut avenue and 18th
street to Pennsylvania avenue; west
on Pennsylvania avenue to 18th
street; south on 18th street to Vfr-
ginia avenue: southeast on Virginia
avenue to street at 18th street, and
thence east on B street to the start
ing point on 7th street.
The plan involves laying new tracks
on Florida avenue from 18th street
to Connecticut avenue, on 18th street
from H street to Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and on B street from 18th street
to 9th street to connect with existing
tracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Vfrginia-Partly cloudy today: tomor-
row fair and cooler: moderate west to
southwest winds
West virginia-Fair today, and to-
morrow; cooler in west portion today
and in east portion tomorrow.
Yesterdays Temperatures
Midnight. Sc: am, Sc: 4 Am, 81;
6 am, "a: 8 am, IS: 10 am, 63: IL
noon. 50; 2 pm. "a; 4 pm. 7s: 6 pm.
IS; 8 Pm, 72; 10 Pm, 70.
Highest, IS: lowest. So.
Relative humidity-8 am. %; 2 Pm,
48: 8 PM, 76.
Hours OF sunshine, 10.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, Sc
Departures.
Accumulated deficiency Of tempera-
ture since January I. 1918, 4: excess
of temperature since October /, 1918,
3; accumulated deficiency Of precipi-
tation since January I, 1918. 531; de-
ficiency Of precipitation since October
l, 1918. 02S.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest, 43.
Up-River Waters
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, October
5.-The Potomac river was clear and
the Shenandoah very cloudy this
afternoon.
Temperatures in Various Cities.
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FOOD SUBSTITUTES 4 PLAGUE

NEW YORK. October 5.-Adulteration
Of food and profiteering from the sale Of
substitutes for food have become a
plague in Germany. This statement is
made by the Chemical Institute of Leip-
zig, and is published in the Berlin Tage-
blatt.
DR.. Roehrig. writing the report for
the institute, said the mineralizing of
foodstuffs was increasing. Gypsum and
chalk are used to adulterate flour, bak-
ing powder and spices. Saw dust, straw
dust and nutshell dust are sold at in
credible prices as food adulterants. Car.
penter's glue is used in the manufacture
of pudding powder and flour sweepings
in the baking Of bread. Foreign substi-
tutcs found in the bread included fax
fabrics, cotton. wood pulp, straw and
sand.
The bead Of one bakery contained 10
per cent OF copper. In pepper was found
"a per cent Of ashes and 2 per cent Of
sand.
Some Of the food profiteers arc being
sent to prison as well as being fined. In
one case reported by the Tageblatt a
storekeeper in Dresden was sentenced to
one year in prison and to pay fine Of
1872, 292 marks.