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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
POLSkA O9URZONA MA
CENTRALNYCH o TARG JEJ
ZIEMIA!

Amsterdam, IS. lutego. - Co1az
wiecsj naplywa szczegoiow o
wiel6icn wzburzcniI W cafej Pol
see povodu targu ziemiami jcj,
dokonancgo P-zez Centralnych :
Ukraino - to celem zawarcia z
MIA poEoju. Szczegolnic poteznem
lest oburzenie PoIakow W Austryi
- tax dalcce, IL kiedy we Wied-
n:u wywieszano chora3wie naro-
COVE auStryackie powodu "a
wa-cia pokoju. w Krakowie i in
rych uias:ach Calicyi wywieszo-
10 choragwie czarne na znak "a
loby rorodowej, nadto przewod-
cy po,ityczni Polakow zapowie-
dzieli rzqdowi, IL Polacy na stale
przeckcdza do o2ozycyi wzgle-
dem rzadu - powodu przehan-
dlowania "a kartole dla Niemcow
auctryackich p-usk:ch Polskiej
Cheim5zczyzny i innych ziem
przyznanych Ukrainie. Widocz-
nem tez Jest, re znowu ,.Austrya
zdradzifa" Polakow, poniewaz u
trzymujac Galicye Wschodnia, do
ktorei Ukraincy tax wielkic mieli
pretensyc, odbierajac cafy tabor
sw5j dawnych ziem Po!ski, odda-
u cato Ukrainco.n sporq Po'ac
ziem polskich Z zaboru dawnego
rosyisk;ego. Z Polakow proteS-
tenn lacza sic Czesi. Siowacy Sfo-
wianie Poiudniowi; szczegolnlc
Czesi donagaja sic energicznie
pa1stwa czeskiego wszystkieml
iemu przynaleznemi ziemiami -
Czechani, Morawarni Slowaczy-
INA w Krolestwie Polskiem
oburzenie ma Centralnych wyraza
sic take i tego powodu - Jak
zreszta i w calej Polsce, oczywi-
sta. - &c w ukladzie spraw obec-
nvm ma wschodnim froncie do
Polski, nawet takiej, jak ia pro
ponuja Centralni ME powroca zle-
nie ma wschodzic dotad jeszcze
obiete liniami wojennemi Ro-
swan. kt6re - Spodziewano sic.
ze beda do przysziego Polskiego
Panstwa przyiaczone, zwtaSzcza'
i tax tract ono ogromnie wiele
na rzecz Nicmiec, ktore chca "a
trzvmac LODI i ZagIebie Dabrow-
skie - czyH caiy przemySi pOlski
tkacki, zelazny i weglowy chca
zagarnae. ma p6lnocy chca Polsce
odebrac Suwalszczyzne, Austrya
ME chce Polsce oddac Galicyi
Slaska. w takiem okroJeniu
Polska byiaby wiele nawet
mniejsza niz dawniejsze Ksiestwo
WarSzawSkie.
DonoSza, IL na skutek zawar
tego pokoju z Ukraina wojska
austryackie zajeiy miasto Brody,
ostatnie wieksze miasto w Cali
CYL, dotad trzymane przez Ro-
syan, ktorzy juz wszedzie wyco-
fall sic granic Galicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
,iw wiadzom rosyjsklm.

civ wiadzom rosyJsklm.
Z Finlandyi donosza, IL woj-
ska narodowe finskie stale biora
gore mad Czerwonemi Sotniami
bolszewik6w rosyjskich i fihskich,
ktorzy skupiaja znaczne silly W
okolicy Hapanaaki ! Vilegpula !;
tam spodziewac sic nalezy wick
szych spotkah. w Helsingfors Dol
szewicy konfiskuja zywnosc
wszelka i wladaja terrorem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
ZE ZJAZDU W CLEVELAND, 0.

erwsza scsya Zazdu: patek popoiudniu Okoo 200 de-
eeatow Dr. Starzyni prze odniczacym PrzeoWiena dra
sawicego por Gasiorowego ks Kruszk dra Starzykego
Kontet Refera sesya plenarna odroczona do
soboty popoudnu ymczasem obrady odbywaa Sic SEX
cyach Wczoraj wieczorem recepcya W Sokolni).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
z BIAkEG0 D0MU.
0brady Kapita|u zPraca.
O strajkach W warszta-
tach okretowych.
Nowe rozporzadzenia ola browar6w.
Okrety ME dajace sic zatopiG.
Oszust ma wielka skale.
Rom VIA dom Sci.
Nowe rozporzqdzenia d|a browar6w.
Rome Wiad dom Sci.

minimum w tym celu, a4eby ioo,
nieczne W czasie wojny transpor.
ia jak najszybciej byly elspedyo.
wane. Dzieje sic to W zupeinern
porozumieniu z radiant aliancki-
mi, kontrola i wydawaniem lie
ccncyj zajmie sic komisya handlo.
wa wojenna, kt6ra utworzy takze
specyalny komitet kontrabandy.
STRAJK w WARSZTATACH
nXnETnIIINGn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
Po Pokoju Z Ukrainal.
NiemCy przeciw Rosyi.
= Teatrow WojnY.
8 Oket6S Angie|skich zatopionych'
INNE TELEGRAMY

! SpraW Zagran1CZnyCh OsWladcZyf,
ii: wobec tego, re zawieszenie bro
n. jake Rosya zawarto, skot-
tzylo sic dnia Ago lutego, a ME
<osta}o przedIuzone, wojna musi
toczyG sic dalej, skoro ukiady po-
kojowe inc doprowadziiy do pod
pisania pokoju przez Rosye; fakt,
i jedna re stron zdemobilizowala
swe wojska ME zmienia zaSady ;
Niemcy wigc pozostaja W wojnie
I Rosya - dopoki ia ia pokoj sic
! ME zgodzi i warunk0w jego for
maln;c ME podp;sze. Decyzyc "
! tym d;:chu zostaly postanowione
wlaSnic / ma radzie sztobawej w
kwaterze gl0wnej ces. Wilhelma.
ua kt6rej byI take kanclerz
Iiertling minister Kuehlmann.
Postanowiono wojne prowadzic i
da5yc wgiab Rosyi, az do zajecia
P:otrogrodu. Plan sposob poi
mowania rzeczy Trockiego -
,,niema wojny, ale niema zgody
/ pokoju" zostai wySmiany od-
rzucony.
- DonoSza, re juz Ukraina
ulozyly sic panstwa centralnc, IL
30 zniwach br. wszystko zbedne
zboze Z Ckrainy zostanie oddane
Centralnym, ktorzy zorganizuja
| jcgo transporty i ewentualnie
Eonwoje wojskowe dostatecznie
slime ia obrone przeciwko zaku-
som re strony bolszewi!1ow. Jak
na teraz, to zapasy zbozowc L
krainy So bardzo skapc - ME
wiele sic pozywiq Centralni, po-
niewaz cd czasu wojny pola licho
uprawiane. lub zaniedbane - mi
uimalne dawaIy zbiory. urodzaie
byly liche, sklady tax marne, ze
zniszczalo wiele zbiorow, a skon-
sumowano prawie wszystko; lecz
Jest nadzieja, IL w biezacym roku
stan rzcczy poprawi sic wydat-
ME.
- Hr. Czernin, minister au-
stryackich spraw zagranicznych,
gdy wracai Z BrzeScia Litewskie-
so, po podpisaniu pokoju Ukrai-
nq - witany uroczyscie we Vie.
dniu odpowiedziat, ze pokoj Z u
traina ME jest koncem wojny. ale
poczqtkiem pomyslnego kohca;
najwazniejsza rzecza, IL blokada
Aliant6w zostaia przez pok6j ten
zniesiona i zlamana: zywno5c =
bedzie, wytrzymac bsdzie latwiej
= jeszcze troche dluzej, a pow
szechny zaszczytny pokoj bedzie
zawarty.
ROSYI.
Piotrogrod, 16. lutego. - Troc-
xii, przemawiajac. ma kongresie
Robociarzy i Zolnierzy Rosyj-
skich gdy skiadai sprawe Z per-
traktacyj pokojowych - oswald
cyl, re ustapienie Rosyi teatru
wojny jest zrzuceniem formalnem
wszelkich zobowiazan wzgledem
zachodnich Aliantow... Poglad |
Trockiego aprobowano.
- Rosyanie uciskaja SLIME ME
mieckich mieszkancow Estonii il
Liwonii: We Rewalu 5000 Mem
cow aresztowano; podobne sto-
sunki panuja W Dorpacie'i in
nych miastach. Podejrzewaja |
NiemcoW o wro9ie dZialanie pre- !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, II lutego. i Niedziela
Postu. - Sw. Teodula / JuliaIa. -
Sw. Lomana, b. - Sw. Fintana. -
Sw. Sylwina.
Pojutrze, IS lutego. - Sw. Szy--
mona z Jeroz. - Sw. Flawiana. -
SS. Leona i Paragoryusza nm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16


, wane. Dzieje sic to W zupeinern
porozumieniu z radiant aliancki-
mi, a kontrola i wydawaniem lie
cencyj zajmie sic komisya handlo.
wa wojenna, ktora utworzy takze
specyalny komitet kontrabandy.
STRAJK w WARsZTATACH
OKRETOWYCH.
Washington, 16. lutego. -
Prezes federalnej komisyi okreto-
wei Hurley znowu przeslal zawe-
zwanie ma rece Williama l.. Hut
chesona, prezydcnta Limited
brotherhood of Carpenters by
c;csle strajkujacy powrGcili dc
piracy, podczas gdy robia SIG usl.
iowania zalatwienia polnysincgJ
wszelkich nicporozumicn. Ma
onegdajszy APPEL IIurleya, odpo-
wiedzial Hutcheson, re ME jest W
stanie mic uczynit w tel sprawie,
dopoki re strony komisyi okreto-
wei ME otrzyma jakowychs okres-
lonych propozycyj. Hurley uwa-
za} "a stosowne przes}ac nowe
zawezwanie, ktorc jednakowoz
zadnych pogrozek ME zawieralo,
a jake dalsze kroki Rad poczynic
zamierza, jezeliby ciesle ME uslu.
chali, niewiadomo. Seoro rozesz-
ia sic wiesc, re lokalne komitety
poborowe zamierzaja strajkuja.
cych, o lie ME wr6ca do piracy, po!
wolac natychmiast do s5uzby woj'
skowej, - komisya okretowa ro-
zcsiala telegraficzne instrukcye,
by W zadnym razie tego ME czy.
Mono. Wiadoma jest rzecza, ze
prezydent Wilson osobiscie sle.'
dzi przebieg calego nieporozumie-
mia i wszystkie jego fay.
sTRAJK w KoPALN1AcH.
Birmingham, Ala, 16. lutego.-
w trzynastu kopalniach dystryk-
tn Birmingham swietuje okolo
5000 gornikow, jak oznajmili u
rzednicy tutejsi United Mine Wor
kers. IL tychl kopalii nalezy do
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
road Co., trzynasta do Republic
Iron and Steel CO. Strawberry u
trzymuja, ze kompanie ME trzy-
maja sic postanowienia zaprowa-
dzenia s godzinnej piracy powzie-
tego skutkiem wdania sic w spra-
we sekretarza piracy Wilsona.
MOVIE ROZPORZADZENIE
OLA BROWARoW.
St. Louis, Mo-, 16. lutego. -
Tutejszy komitet federalnej admi-
nistracyi zywnosci otrzymal z
Waszyngtonu polecenie, by roze.
siali do wszystkich browarnikow
zakaz dalszego zakupowania zbo-
"a w celu warzenia piwa podob-
nych trunkow. Wedle zdania tu-
browarnikow, rozporza-
dzenie to ME bedzie mialo wpiy- .
WI ma przemysl, gdyz dotychcza-
sowe zapasy wystarcza ma 6 mie-
siecy. Rozporzadzenie to ME O.
kresla czasu, ale stosuje sic do
Drowar6w w caiym kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
SWaZvc nOrahlc
KAPITAL I PRACA.
Waszyngton, D. c., 16. lutegt

washington, -. -, 10. luteSo.
- Ma zyczenie rzadu tax ,,kapi-
tal' jak i ,praca wyznaczyly po
pieciu swoich representative,
kt6rzy ma wspolnych naradach ma
ia okre5lic stosunki wzajemne ma
przeciag trwania wojny. Poza
tenn ieszcze kazda strona ma O.
braG po jednym ,przedstawlcielu
ogolu", tax, re Gala komisya sk}a-
dac sic bedzie dwunastu osob.
!Obrady maja rozpoczac sic w
przyszlym tygodniu. Nazwisk
juz mianowanych jeszcze sic ME
oglasza, glownie powodu il
niewiadomo czy wszyscy przyj-
na zobowiazania ma mich nalozo-
nc.
Stalo sic to potrzebnem wsku-
tex wzrastajacych nieporozu-
mieii w kolach przemyslowych i
wzajemnych oskarzeh o niclojal-
nose dla kraju, dbaioSc wylacz-
ne wlasne interesa. Pogioski o
wyg0rwoanych zyskach Z jednej
strony, drugiej zbyt wyg6ro-
wanych wymaganiach robotnik6w
zar6wno wydaja sic przesadnemi
i nieusprawiedliwionemi przed-
stawicielom rzadu. Nova komi-
sya badac bedzie zasadnicze po-
woody nieporozumieh, ilosc godzin
piracy, wysokosc p}ac, warunki
utrzymania robotnika, zyski II.
miarkowane kapitaiu i metodv
za}atwiania wszelkich nieporozp-
mieh.
HANDEL ZAGRANICZNY.
Washington, 16 lutego. -
Prezydent Wilson wczoraj "a
rzadzii, azeby Wszelki handel "a
graniczny Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych podlegal kontroli i wydawa-
niu licencyj. Mniej wazne pilne
exporta Zostana ograniczone do |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-16
Po PoKoJU UKRAINSKIM.
NIEMCY A ROSYA.

Amsterdam, 16. lutego. - DR..
minister niemiecki
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Sons OF America.

Cumberland.-A Baltimore city man
was elected state president of the
Patriotic Order Sons of America at
the concluding day of the third an
nual convention of the Maryland State
Camp. The session came to an end
with a patriotic rally on the city hall
plaza, at which Gabriel H. Meyer,
auditor general of Pennsylvania, and
William J. Heaps, national president
OF the order, delivered addresses.
The complete list of officers elected
and installed follows: State presi-
dent, E. J. Carnes, Camp No. Is, Bal
timore; State vice-president, U. S. G..
Hanks, Camp No. 81, Cumberland;
State master of forms, S. ]. Miller,
Camp No. 20, Baltimore; State secre-
tary, William J. Heaps. Camp No. Is.
Baltimore; State treasurer, William ].
Carter, Camp No. 80, Baltimore; State
conductor, w. o. Sparklin, Camp No.
"a, Baltimore; State inspector, Guy w.
Haynes, Camp No. 2, Taneytown:
State guard, w. J. Littleton, Camp No.
81, Baltimore; State trustees, Albert
Danneber, Camp No. 80, Baltimore; J..
X. Marshall, Camp No. "a, Boring; G..
"A. Romoser, Camp No. %, Baltimore;
H. O. Brown, Camp No. 81, Crisfield;
Charles w. Leaf, Camp No. 30, Balti-
more; C. H. Williams, Camp No. As,
Baltimore.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Tribute To Murdered Wife.

Annapolis.-From the battle fields
Of France Valentine N. Brandon had
published in the daily press of An
napolis a memorial tribute to his MUIR
dered wife, Lottie May Brandon, who
one year ago was killed in her little
fat on Second street, Annapolis, and
for which crime John Snowden, col
ored, is in the Anne Arundel County
Jail under sentence of death. The
memorial was brought to Annapolis
by L. N. Brandon, of Washington, faith
er Of the soldier.
By a coincidence Mr.. Brandon ar
rived in Annapolis about the same
time that there came from Washing
ton, w. G. Williams, colored, lawyer,
who in the trial of the murder case
was associated with A. T. Brady, of
Annapolis, and C. G.. GrasOn, of Bal
timore county. Williams had con-
sultation with Mr.. Brady and later
went to the Office of States Attorney
N. H. Green, where he discussed GER
tain phases of the present status of
the case with Mr.. Green. Later he
visited Snowden in the county Jail.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
ONLY ONE CAUSE FOR WORRY
Detection Put Up by ObIiging Chem
list Removed All Other Troubles
From His Customer.

Rashuns was feeling uncomfortable
as he trudged home in the rain. Sud-
denly he heard a laugh behind him
and. curious to know who could feel
hilarious in such weather, he turned
around and recognized Simpson, who
was keeping dry with the aid of an
umbrella.
Suppose you're laughing because
I've forgotten my umbrella?" growled
Rashuns.
mo, no! Come under and I'll tell
you," said Simpson. Il have just
heard about Mason. He went to
chemist and said to the man: Give
me something that will Danish from
Y mind the thought of sorrow and
otter recollections.' That chemist
must have been an obliging chap, for
he made up dose of Quinine. epson
salts, NORWOOD and little castor oil
for Mason to take, and the poor old
chap can't think Of anything now ex-
cept new schemes for getting the taste
out of his mouth"
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
PATENTS ': ::,:!:!:: =: E:;s
WATER COLORED By PLANTS
Interesting Discovery the Result Of
Tests Made by Scientists Of
Harvard University.
Soap. Ointment, Talcum Csc, each
Samples Of "Cuticura Dept. E, Bo,tea :.

That many marine plants cause yea
water to become alkaline when en-
posed to sunlight is definitely proved
through interesting experiments de.
vised by w. ]. V. OsterhOut and A. Il.
G. Haas of the laboratory of plant
physiology, Harvard university.
These gentlemen have found way
to measure accurately the increased
alkalinity. Without going into details,
1t may be said that this consists in i'm
mersing green seaweed in glass
tube of salt water to which a few
drops Of phenopthalein have been add
ed. After exposure to sunlight, the
water turns pink. and the degree of
pinkness. measured by matching
against the cOlors of series of tubes
containing the same concentration Of
indicator in a series of "buf1er solu-
lions" Of known alkalinity. gives the
quantity of alkali produced by the &C.
ton of the sunlight.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Lives 200 Years!

For more than 200 years, HARLEM OIL
the famous national remedy of Holland
has been recognized as an infallible relief
from all forms of kidney and bladder dis
orders. Its very age is proof that it must
have unusual merit.
If you are troubled with pains or aches
in the back, feel tired in the morning,
headaches, indigestion, insomnia, painful
or too frequent passage of urine, irritation
or stone in the bladder, you will almost
certainly find relief in GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules. This is the good
old remedy that has stood the test for
hundreds of years, prepared in the proper
quantity and convenient form to take.
It is imported direct from Holland lab
oratories, and you can get it at any
drug store. It is a standard, old-time
home remedy and needs no introduction.
Each capsule contains one dose of i've
drops and is pleasant and easy to take,
They will quickly relieve those stifened
joints, that backache, rheumatism. lum-
bago, sciatica, gall stones, gravel, brick
dust" etc. Your money promptly refund
ed If they do not relieve you; But be sure
In boxes, three sizes.-Adv.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
HUNS DIGGING
IN ON THE vES[E
Preparing to Make Determined
Stand There
ARE STRiNGING BARBED WIRE
Prisoners Gave Information That u
Was Being Employed BY Troops AT
Rest And Was Large Enough
To Conceal Two Regiments

American Army on the Ves!e.-Al'
led aviators have reported that the
Germans are digging in opposite the
Franco-American line along the Vesle.
The observers also have reported that
he enemy is stringing barbed wire
along the hills northwest of Flsmes.
Allied officers express the bellef tna'
he Germans will not give ground here
Unless they are deliberately pushed
III the plateaus.
The Americans learned from Ger
nan prisoners that the enemy was
Using an old rock quarry cave in the
.egion of Longuayai, large enough to
conceal two regiments. He employed
t as a refuge Tor troops at rest. The
franco American heavy artillery
.he!led the cave all day Saturday ana
he Germans were finally compelled to
abandon it as hiding place.
The guns of the Franco-Americans
cot the range of the entrance to the
ave and kept up continuous fire all
lay. Observers reported that the cave
,ad been considerably damaged and
vas rendered virtually untenabie.
The Germans are digging trenches
,long the line west and east of Tongue
eal and also in the Valley OF the
Perles.
Allied ayiators on Saturday did not
observe the Germans building any big
Gun emp,acements. but here and there
hey were installing batteries. Most
II these were Of light calibre, which
he Germans will be able to move to
,thers positions when the French and
Americans discover their locations.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
maryland NEWS
BRIEFLY. TOLD
Latest Happenings Cleaned
From All Over the State.
LIVE NOTES AND COMMENTS
High Wages At Annapolis.

Annapolis.-By special authority of
the Navy Department, the contractors
at the Naval Academy are employing
workmen for an average of II hours
a day and seven days in the week.
the special object being to complete
the East wing of Bancroft Hall and a
portion of the South wing by October
/, when the new Academic year opens,
and all the midshipmen return.
1t is admitted that the most strenu-
GUS work will be required to accom-
plish this. There has been setback
during the present week owing to the
fact that many men were not able to
work during the whole Of the heated
periods.
The contractors have been working
from the start with the idea of COM
pleting the East wing by October l,
but within the last few weeks it has
been determined to attempt the COM
pletion also of accommodations for
$50 midshipmen in the East wing. This
will make it possible to take care of
all the midshipmen in Bancroft Hall
and the Marine Barracks.
The contractors are now advertising
for laborers, offering so cents an hour
for the regular day. and time and
half for the extra three hours and for
all day Sunday. Thus, the pay of un-
skilled labor will be five dollars
day for week days, and $3.50 for Sun
day, or $1,000 per week for unskilled
labor.
Skilled labor, of course, receives a
much higher compensation. The high
est paid employees doing an ordinary
line of mechanical work, are the brick
layers, masons and plasterers. They
receive STU cents an hour for the
eight hour day, and double pay of the
extra time and Sundays.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Lemon Juice
For FreCk|eS
Christ Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try i'll

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle,
sunburn and tan lotion, and complex
lon whitener, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweeNy
fragrant lotion into the face, neck.
arms and hands and see how freckles,
sunburn and tan disappear and how
clear, soft and white the skin becomes.
Yesl It Is harmless.-Adv.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Where THEY BELONG.
-enine And Trotsky Prepare To Flee
To Germany.

.enlne Ana IrotSky Prepare 10 rise
To Germany.
London.-The anti-Bolshevik move
nent in Russia is growing rapidly,
he Bolshevik Soviet organization has
virtually gone to pieces and Nikolai
1enine, the premier. and Leon Trot-
ky, his war minister, intend to fee
o Germany should the situation be-
come too serious, according to recent
Russian newspapers, the Exchange
Telegraph correspondent at Copen-
hagen telegraphs.
The Petcograd newspaper Isvestia
S quoted by the correspondent as
stating that at several points "in that
part of Russia not occupied by the
enemy" cou1ter-revo!utionary move
nents have broken out in a number Of
owns. The Bolshevik Soviets have
been overthrow in these places and
'eplaced BY councils consisting of rep
:esentatives of the Mensheviki, or
noderates.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Finds Profit In Sheep.

Hagerstown.-The Hagerstown In
terstate Fair Association has found
sheep-raising profitable. Last spring
it purchased 30 sheep for $3.50 and
sold 1885 worth of wool and $151.5O
worth of lambs. It still has seven
lambs, worth $40 each. The sheep
have been pastured on the fair
grounds and the expense of moving
the grounds was saved. Four of the
old sheep died, but the association is
still far ahead on the investment
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Barns Destroyed BY Fire.

Rockville.-Fire, supposed to have
been caused by spontaneous combus-
ton, destroyed a fine new barn on
the farm of Charles Veirs, near Rock
vile. together with about 1900 bushels
of wheat, 80 tons of hay, a large guam
tity of straw, number of agricultural
implements and other things. The loss
is placed at about $4,000 and is partial
ly covered by insurance. About two
years ago large barn on the same
site was destroyed by fire. A la;Sa
barracks on the farm OF Alexander
Garrett, near Hunting Hill. four miles
from here, was also destroyed o. fire
The loss is placed at about $3.50,
partially insured. Lightning was the
cause.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Oldest News Dealer Dead.

Elkton.-Joseoh Hinchliffe, probably
the Oldest newspaper dealer in Mary.
land, Delaware and Pennsylvania, died
at his home here after a brief illness
Of pneumonia, aged 81 years. Mt
Hinchliffe was born in England, emf
grating to America when a small boy.
After reaching his majority, So years
ago, he opened a small store in North
street, selling newspapers and period
icals, and three years later removed
to a store room on Main street, To-
Gated in the Power House Hotel. and
up to the time of his death continued
business there. He was married So
years ago, his life partner passing
away several months ago.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Going To Camp Wadsworth.

Annapolis. - Twenty four young
white men of the draft list of Anne
Arundel county, left Annapolis for
Camp Wadsworth, near Spartanburg,
S. c., there to go into special military
training fitting them for service along
different lines for which they are best
adapted. Only one of the "a is from
Annapolis.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Wouldn't Work Or Fight.

Upper Marlboro.-Declarin that he
would neither fight nor work, Frank
Ball, Is years old, barricaded himself
in a barn on the Brady farm, about
eight miles from here, Thursday. and
with revolver defied the county off,
GERS. The latter, however, captured
Ball by strategy and locked him up in
Jail. When the officers arrived Ball
was told some friends in an automo-
bile wanted to see him, and Deputy
Sheriff Garrison offered him place as
driver. When Ball got into the car to
start it the officer slipped the hand
cuffs on him.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Alleged Enemy Aliens Arrested.

Hagerstown. - Representatives Of
the United States Department of JUS
tice in Baltimore came here and took
Henry Schultz and Joseph Dorensky,
who were arrested by Sheriff Starlip-
er, the former on the charge of max
ing disloyal remarks and the latter
for failure to register as an enemy
alien, to Baltimore for trial by the
Federal authorities.
Middletown transcript., 1918-08-17
Killed At Crossing.

observation-disclosures Moore. aged
Sc, near Weverton, was killed when
the team he was driving was struck
by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger
train at Stonebrai.ers Crossing.
Moore, with two boys, Butler and Du-
vail, nephews of William Stonebraker,
with whom Moore made his home.
were crossing the track, and did not
see or hear the approaching train.
Moore was thrown a considerable dis
lance.