davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
gnanieO chOtni-
k6W Armii POISkiej
ma MaryanOWiG,

WCZOraj Zn0w wyJechafo
sieciu o~chOtnik6w Armii Polskiej do
obozu Kosciuszki W Kanadzie, azeby
DO wycwiczeniu sic nalezytem udac
sic ma pole walk do Francyi, pomsei-
Ii tam ~wszystkie naSze krzywdy wy
rzadzone narodOwi naSzemu cd wieEu
przez to podle plemie k~rzyzackie. Po-
sill oni bronic Ojczyzny POlski ably
rozkac Ojczyzne nasza z Eajdan me-
wolf, W kt6ra ia zakuli trzej wrogowla
nasi. jak r6wniez pOmScic krzywdy,
lake nasz nar6d dOznai Cd tych POI
d{ych krwiozerczych hun0w. Juz pred
godzina 9-ta - pOczeli sic zbierac o.
chotnicy do Centrum Rekrutacyjnego
mr.. Ego. oraz ich rOdziny, przyjaciele
4 znaiomi. Kr6tkO pred gOdzina 1Ota,
ochOtnicy pod komenda s~ierzant0w, p.
W{osinskiego i StachOwicZa ufOrmOwa
Ii sic W szeregi poczem pieSzo udali sic
do kosciOla NajSw. Maryi Fanny Aniel-
Skiei ma nabozenStwO. Ma Czele pOcho-
du postepowali %pOrucznik Zub i p. Nj
kodem Ratajczyk q KOmitetu Obywa-
telskiegO. Pc przybyciu do koscio4a l
zajeciu miejSc przez OchOtnik6w, roz-
poczeIa sic Msza Sw. kt0rq Odprawii
y. Lukasz SwiatkOwSki, c. R., miej-
scowy aSystent. PodczaS n~abozehstwa
ma intencye ~OchOtnik0w, Spiewai Choir
dzieci pod dyrekcya p. fedora Zamia
~ ~miejScowego ~Organisty. Ma ,,Offerto-
rum" ~odspiewanO hymn narodowy
,,Boze cos Polske'.
Pc wyjsciu z koSeioia udano sic W
tym samym porzadku pOchodem do Eo
scio4a Sw. Tr6jcy; gdy pochod pre-
chodzil utica Division, zatrzymal sic
pred budynkiem ,Dziennika Chicago
skiego' i ,,Zwiazkowego' gdzie odegra
no hymn amerykanski i ,,Jeszcze Pol
ska ME zginela", poczem ruSzOno pred
kosci6 Sw. Trolley, gdzie bylo dOko-
name zdjecie f~otograficzne przez p. R6-
zanskiego, a potem udanO sic do sail
bankietowej ma nWawelu" ma Oibad.
Podczas pochodu przygrywala kapela
braci Kipkowskich. W pOchodzie braly
udziai panic z Komitetu Obywatelskie-
20 z dzielnicy Brighton Park p. Roza1
liza MarcinkowSka i p. Maya Write
lax. Pc s~pOzyciu smacznego obiadu PREY
Stapiono do wykOnania kr0tkiego pro-
gramu kt6ry sic skladal z ~nastepuja-
cych punkt6w; p. Ratajczyk jake pre-
wodniczacy ~rOzpOczal program, kr6t-
kim przem6wieniem, pOczem z kolei
powoiywal nastepujaeych m6wcow: p.
Marcina WiSniewskiegO, StaniSlawa
Czapinskiego zolnierza, ktory przyby&
2 obozu KOSciuszki i opOwiada& o PREY
godach naszych ochotnik0w W Obozie
bedacyeh. Stanislaw Krzywonos W bu-
duiacych s{owach trafial do serc wszy-
stkieh obecnych. POrucznik Zub i I. d.
Gl6wna atrakcya caiego programu byl
wvstep kwartetu meskiego z parafii
sw. Stanislawa Kostki, skladajacy sic
= M. Jana Kondziorskiego (bas 2-gi).
WladysIawa Czastki, (1-go basal, An
toniego Barwiga (2-go tenora), VIA
dvslawa Barwiga (1go tenora), ktorzy
pieknie odspiewali a. pUroczysty Pc
ch6d"; b. Geese Polskiej Piesni
czese"; e. ,,zegnaj nam Kraju Ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
BACZNOSC CZhONKINIE ODDZ.
Mr.. 60 MACIERZY POLSKIEJ.

W sail parafii IS. Mlodziankow cd
sic dzisiaj o godzinie 7:SO
wieczorem nadzwyczajne posiedze--
ME czionkih Oddzialu sw. Weroni-
XII, Mr.. &C Macierzy Polskiej - W
sprawie smierci czionkini S. p. Mar
ty Potoczek. Wszystkie cz:onkinie
proszone So o przybycie.
Maya Imbiorska, ~prezeska'
Katarzyna Rybowiak, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Drugim ma liscie dzielnych braci
Jest kapral Adam f. Gierlowski; u
rodzit on sic dnia 23-go listopada,
1906 roku / liczy obecnie lat n. w
lecie roku 1917 wstapii on do kom-
panii Ike, 4O-go pulku piechoty we
Fort Sheridan, I'll. Dnia 2S-go b. m.
hawif on IL rodzic6w ma pozegnaniu
gdyz w kr6tkim cZasIe wyjezdZa on
do FranCyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

NajmiOdszym z tr6jki braci Cleric
wskich jest kapral AntOni j. GieriOw-
ski, czionek kOmpanii ~, 1000 pull
ku piechoty, obeenie przebywajacy we
Francyi. Kapral AntOni modzil sig
dnia lego grudnia, 1898 roku i liczy
Obecnie lat 10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

ulCS ANOuudloJ UylO Mlele. hlellldoh
ten trwac bedzie przez caiy tydzien.
Armia POlska we Francyi potrze-
buje dziesiet tysiecy Ksiazek r6znej
treSci. Kto je ma W domu, kto try
ma sobie dlatego tylko, zeby sic
pred przyjaci6lmi pocnwali6, MECH
przyniesie do Centrum No. 2.
DIS popoiudniu wysylamy 60 Ko-
misyi Wojskowej kiiKanaScie paczek
ola zoinierzy polskich we Francyi.-
Przypominamy, re posyia1ac paczki
2 papierosami, czy z czem innem,
potrzeba je %starannie i SLIME zapa-
kowaG. Zawinac W gruby papier
silnym sznurkiem zwiazac. - Pre-
eyIka ko~sztuje tylko soc, bez wEgle-
du ma wielkost paczkl.
x
Armia Polska We Francyl potrze-
buje kilka gramofonow kilka ma
szynek do pisania. Kto moe jedna
z tych rzeczy ofiarowac, raczy Je
przeslac ma adres: Polish Military
Commission 70 - 9Th ave. New
York City, lub: Recruiting Center
No. 2. 9S4 Milwaukee ave Chicago,
Ill.
w p~oniedzialek odbedzie sic po-
swiecenie F1agi SluzOowej W Brigh-
ton Park. UroczystosG ia poiaczona
bedzie z parada i wymarszem W tam
tel dzielnicy.
Kwitujemy nastepujace ofiary
zfozone W Centrum No. 2: Porucz-
mix R. Flemkey z OGeI, III. ma po-
moe Armii $3.50. - Oh. w. Rel
czyk, 5452 Drummond III. ma po-
moe Armii $500. - Pracownicy z
pralni OBJ. z. Wisniewskiego ma Fun
dusz Tytoniowy $1,000. - OBJ. L..
Drzewicki, 1881 N. Robey ul. ma
pomoc Armii Polskiej $1.OO. -
Wfasciciele skiadu Progress, pa
movie Ulanowski 1 sobieski, ofiaro--
wall ksiazek ola polskich zo}nierzy
wartosci $500.
Ma imieninach OBJ. Bartiomieja
Hojdeczko, 500 Milwaukee ave., z}o
zono ma pomoc Armli Polskiej ra-
zem $3.50.
OBJ. Jak6b Postawa ma pomoc Ar
mil $500 kilka ksiazek.
Oh Andrea Marek ma pomoc Ar
mil $1.o0.
Oh. Bernard Lubie1ewski, 1852
N. Leavitt ul., kllkanascie ksiazek.
Oh, Bolesiaw zukowskin 156th st.
W, Hammond, III. ma pomoc Armii
Polskiej $500; ma Fundusz Tytonio-
wy s27.56.
Tow. sw. Bartiomie1a gr. 40? z 10
eowania zegarka, ofiarowaio Is pro-
cent ma pomoc Armfi Polskiej W su-
ME $4,000,
Oh, Alojzy Plpkowskt, 17oa' W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Chicago ave. ma pomoc Armii $1.Oo.
OBJ. q. Zembron, 2016 Lake I'll.
ma Fundusz Tytoniowy $1.oo.
OBJ. J6zef Grad, 1902 - 2lsza
ul. ma Fundusz Tytoniowy $1.OO.
Ia powyzsze ofiary, skfadamy
wszystkim of~iarodawcom serdeczne
podziekowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
B do W ANA
u waga.

Kupujcie bilety na wystawe
Wojenna teraz po 25c, gdyz pc
rierwszym wrzesnia bilety kosz-
towae beda po Soc.
GLoWNY KOMITET wy
STAWY WOJENNEJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Bilety 20 % eent6w cd OsOby (dzieci
do lat IA Ia pOlOwe eeny) tylkO do
prEyszlego pOniedzialku, pOtem beda
kOSztowafy so eent6w.
Kupujcie bilety W tym tygodniu to
W lokalach pOlSkiego komitetu Wysta-
wy, DO tyIko "a tie bilety Otrzyma ma
sza narodowoSc uznanie.
= 90 :
Bilety polskiego wydziaiu wystawy
SO do nabycia:
" biurach naszych organizacyi, Zwia
zku N~arodowego, "Zjednoczenia Pol
skiego. Zwiazku Polek, Macierzy Pol
skiej i Soko}6w.
W administracyach Dziennik6w Pol
skich.
Ma Plebaniach naszych i ofisach
parafialnych.
W Centrach Rekrutacyjnych Armii
Polskiei.
W Bankach i Kasach Budowniczo-
Pozyczkowych.
= 90 =
Co bedzie molina widzieG ma Wysta-
vie WOjennei "a 25 eent6w:
/. Trzydziesci ~wagon6w zdObyczy
woiennych - dziaia morSkie arma-
" pOlowe - bOmby Strzelby maSzy-
MOVIE - aeroplany ~Submaryny -
slowem wSzelkie przyrzady wojenne.
Jedne zdobyte ma Eiemcach a inne u
zywane przez Aliant6w.
>. TranSze wOjenne - akuratny
wz6r p-zednich linii bojowych - wy
Iozone i zbudOwane przez tych Samych
oficer6w i zolrIerzy kt6rzy budowali
transze ma polu walk.
5. No Mans Land tax jak sic
przedStawia tam gdzie naSza m}Odziez
valley - z kraterami - lOchami -
pOtrzaSkanemi armatami.
1. Obozy WOjSkOwe - W kt6rych
przedStawione Sa spOsoby cwiczenia re
krut6w ma dzielnych "pOSkrOmicieli zdzi
czalej hOrdy t~eutonskiej.
8. Obrazy Migawkowe zdjecia Off
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

DZIHNNrK CHIcAooSK1 ssn,s-
koza wieceJ drobnych o~gioszsh. auh
tell wszystkis inne dIienniki polskis
- Chicago sazem WztstAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Hsuim uaass sie DO pofade DO adwo.
kata, przOJryy1 liste polskich praWnl.
k6W m sEpaltach DZIENNlRA Cal.
EAGOSKIE0C.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27


Drugi raz ma tenn miejscu prZypo-
minamy, re podczas poc1odu jake
gokolwiek gdy niesione sd sztandary,
a szczeg6lnie sztandar smerykanskl
| polski, trzeba czapke z gtoWy
zdiat. Kto tego ME zrobi, naraza sic
czesto ma nieprzyjemnosci, DO Kto-
kolwiek z przechodniow takiemu'
kt6ry W kapeluszu stoi, zwraca u"a-
,re Tub czesto gesto kapelusz z gfowy
zrzuca. A do przyjemnosci to ME ma
lezy. owszem kaady sic potem wsty-
dzi, be ME wiedziai o tenn, IL kape>>
lusz pred s%ztandarem zdjac TREE
ba - Nieswiadomosc ia zdarza sic
najczesciej miedzy Polakami, Anne
rykanie W miescie pamieta1a o tenn
be sztandarowi czese oddac trzeba.
Wczoraj nastapiio otwarcie well
kiego kiermas2u ma doch6d Armli
polskiej. PublleznoSci, jak ma dziel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27
re SPRAW
Armii Polskiei
WE FRANCYI.

Wczoraj zn6w w~yjechala paczka
ochotnik6w z Chicago do obozu
Kosciuszki. Obiad pozegnalny wy
dany zostal dla mich W restauracy1
,,Wawel". Ma dworcu kolejowym o.
chotnicy obdarzeni zostali papierosa
mi i ksiazeczkami; panic z Czerwo-
Krzyza Amerykahskiego obda-
rzyiy ich papierosami, czeKoiadka l
poczt6wkami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

nice Avondale, bylo wiele. Kiermasz
ten trwac bedzie przez caly tydzien.
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-27

Armia Polska we Francyi potrze-
buje dziesieG tysiecy Ksiazek r6anej
treSci. Kto je ma W domu, kto try
ma sobie dlatego tylko, zeby sic
pred przyjaci6lmi pocnwalic, MECH
przyniesie do Centrum No. 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
uONTlNAN TORPEDOfD
IN FOREIGN WATERS

WA-U NGTON. Aug % Tn"
american steamer Montanau at
$3.50 IHr. gross. was tOrpedoed and
sums r oreign waters August d..
rIH .F. rohable loss OF three mem
..r H NE civilian crew and Two
members q the naval guard. the navy
department. tonight announced
Eighty survivor we're landed
TI. V atanan vas in the service of
He Iu. ermasters department ct
.Hs arms and was used a. q supply
,fiU
Tho 1lyy departments announce
uru' follows.
Th. utvy department b informed
bet fa- steamship Montanan was
.rl..lsI and sunk 10 foreign water
u August i6 Eighty -ons surviv-
-- H. landed. Five men are 70
sorted Kissing three members Of
,Hr ..t ga crew and Two Of the
ai. lrued guard. David " John
on sain. and Chester & ~
IrIs. canaan The names U the
hrer ..rIians we're not given in the
N-rHfrH received
fh. Mnnianan 49, an American
.arE. sip % $3.50 gross tons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
MAN POWER BILL
To GET CONGRESS-
ATTENTION TODAY
DEBATE n BOTH ~ENATL MD
hot ~ WILL BEGlN SINFUL
TANFDt sly.
BIC MAJORITY IS IN SIGHT
controversies Expected otrr WORK
or Fight aud ~ 10 ip-le'r-
Old Amendment Co
Measure.


3D. Associated If."
WASHINGTON Aug '"-
sresI a PREF AIRED 200 urn '.. ''''''
ton cxclusiseIE 'nW'f'. TOD '"
man power b... r.'ehn'.t me army
draft axe liut 90 al. tm'rI'an' >
10 o. years pI as' .. I.'''l' 'N'
army counted upon .. A'i'"' '''
many next year
Debate on 'n' m'H .'', POI. u"
simultaneous. 'Ymor 100 'h'
ATE and h0u Rfh '.' r' age -
pected boz b. house U.'... ADJOURN
ment and by thr senate i'"'" ''"
days
Exclusive right OBJ. $500 was gwen
by the house f11a '. mo "''- '''
when o. vas reported . ..' INi''''.'
committee With 't. '.''I''"''
defer calling youth "' au'
years of age 1n'| W 'h' '""
over are summoned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
FISHING SCHOONER SUM
~ TRAMLER IRlt NpH

d. Assn.af Prrss
4 CAS- DIAN ATLANTIC PORT.
Aug 60 The fishing schooner iu.
,ilie Srhu -e OF Luupnberg was sunk
late fuia. by the fraRler Triumph.
Rhich a % rmau suhWarIu" crew has
.Uu1rrt,f nto raider Both gun
ire amid b ubs were used The crew
arrived O.. Canso tonight
N.ubg. OF the crew said Thar 'H.
'a..i,uu mother fishing vessel was
nfh, yI. ity when the Schuar' was
ont fu OIL. bottom Although th'F
HI rH' .. any attack upon The Pos.
rdsut t.y expressed the opinion
shat .r, is sunk after the Germans
au un. a with M, Schusra Some
% tts rr of the Pasadena had
n.sr r.l ted 81 having reached
bore Def. tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
TRAWL[R TRIUMPH WILL Be
CAPTURED IN FEW HOURS.
CONTINUED from PAGE oneD

cordlng to reports at hand tonight
schooners known to have been sunk
are the Una =. saunders and the Lu-
lille Schu4re OF luuouburg, y s.
The 4 pllu Andrew of Gloucester.
Mass and the Francis J OHara OF
Boston The crews numbering SO
IA an. had reached port safely to-
night
A ufth vessel. lho Pasadena. was
In sight when the Lucille Schnare
was sent down and BE- was believed
that she shared The tate of the other
fishermen. although poo direct news
lf her bad been received Great
anxiety wa felt here ALSO regarding
other vessels of the fishing fleet
known Co have been within th, scene
pi the RAIDERS activity
The TRIUMPH. which IrH Port
and. Maine. last Monday tor Che
western banks. was captured hy 70
German submarine az % m y"stor
day 4 crow of l6 men was placed
on board nd they lost mo- time boa
armiug her with two guns and be-
ginning fh.ir work of havoc among
he tshoTu on.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22

% q Thomas of Abilene arrived 20
this ritg Tuesday night Mr. Thoma'
Is q member Of the knights 90
Pythias campaign committee ana b.
making a tour Of the towns on no
Fort Worth A Denver railroad Co.
chat orUer lie viii be- IN the city o..
several DAYS while here b. s'oppinl
~ thp Hotel Amarillo. Mr Thoma
b. cotton man by profession an,
SAYS the larger part ~ 'he state B.
ieteriorafinr greatly and fhai Ans
rlllo and surrounding country is ~
1ssi he has been In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
CASUALTIES

lY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. AUG 20 Todays
marine corps casualty last shows.
Killed boz action b, died OF
wounds Z. wounded severely 9;
wounded. degree undetermined. g.
total. 10
Sergeant Joun n ;oauldick oi
Forgan. Okla. who was killed iu aC-
ton. b. the only casualty reported
from Texas. Oklahoma or New
Mexico
WASHINGTON. aug a. Sec
ton two of tuda, casualty list
shows.
Killed In action. a. died of dis
ease . wounded dcsree undetor
mined. 10. died of wounds . miss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22


Thus speak the protectors. who
Inr thr sake Of belgium have drawn
Ibr sword
This is directed against our
astern policy To this I reply that
ha Bro.i lUoysk peace came about
by agreement between the russian
.ud German governments that tho
frontier peoples Of Russia after cen'
turtles of opnrc. sion should be- per
mttcd to li,, their own national
ufr Tor which object they had been
striving This agreement on the
tate ot ibp border peoples Is tac'
uf world Importance which never
,au boz erased from history.
Peace T. - Framework.
.The Brest Litoysk peace Is @
framework and the picture which -
.n appear Within b. only sketchen
In rough lines
England forfeited the right a.
.rf 8s moral champion of the Rus
.au border states in their unparal
la'cd time OF suffering During M
,sr they repeatedly appealed "a
Fur1nd for help II was Away
tented them
The recognition ~ the Cfocho
sIat1ks those laudloss robbie
bands az an allied power IS lh'
.,fIr,l keystone of the singulaI
irururc of Anglo Russian friend
.hip"
Speaking of Mr. Balfour's refer
..rre to the improvement IN The con
Wilton AZ the colonies witch had beer
taken from Germany he said
This mean. that England con
Iuors land and asserts that she car
Govern 10 better than its lawful own
.rs and from this derives the claim
.a anne, % Does the british Tor
.irn secretary know nothing 90 ih'
domination ~ the colored popuia
'fIaus 90 the various African colonie
fy the eutcutc's action Nothing q
mo enforced recruiting in Hriiisl
East Africa Nothing 81 the giean
a., armies of warriors and worker
from the British and French colo
uIes
n,nnun,,.s Using 80 Negroes.
Has he any idea ~ the immeas
rralhir damages to the colonial mi.
sion ~ an civilized races which mus
result from tho use ~ black armI'
ir battle AGAINST the white races an
. tra bringing ~ the former O.
Europe
~ tho president-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
TEUTON SECRETARY
Of STATE SPEAKS
ON RUSSIAN POLICY
tCortinued from Page -

'o.k1ut spirit Otherwise, the real
aulu uf q league of nations r..
main. ttppian war aim
Nr Baliour first mentions Bel
pum How small part regard for
belgium plays in the plans OF the
,utcute ls most cleverly shown by an
ubstart from the American press,
which England's minister of propa-
ssnda Norlhcllffc. printed with en-
,husiasfir approval in one of his pa
prf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
Blackburn Brothers
Tn IiomeT Sehafnn Marx Clothes

Coyle. Okla: wounded severely
Lieut. Frederick $ Smith. Halifax.
pa and Priyates william V Mason,
Mount Pleasant. Texas, Joseph +
Webb Rofflc. Okla, and Wilmer W
Wicker. Shawnee, Okla
The names Of Clark. Mason. Webb
and Wicker are the only ones includ-
ed In the casualty list from the
states OF Texas. New Mexico ana
Oklahoma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
King Helps To Cut
Shirts For Tommies

tBy Newspaper Enterprise ASST -
LONDON ON recent visit 10 the
factories IN London engaged IN war
work, King George accepted an inyl-
tatiou To try has hand as a cutter OF
soldiers shirts He used an electric
machine. severing true 10 pattern.
shirt lengths so thicknesscs deep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
NEW REVENUE BILL,
EXCEPTING ETAILS
NEARLY COMPLETED
TAN IOH CERTAIN tlliGE COR
rOEATt0N. T. NOI AGEEED
iron.
EXPERTS WORK ON BILL
Committee Co.. Decide l."tu''n Two
Propositions tDnrrrning the
it,rs- Profits
IHN

1y h.' a'ri f---'
NN.IIlN9IO" "1. N'
u,s revenue H. fH psa'ii'ai'f
.lmplefe tonight except i'' 'H' ''
0sa pfont ri.'. HH''H fIi. Apply
fu rrrgiu artr corporation. Poe 'n.
come f1H normal fH H I'f OF hI
footed br 'Nr r' rrn' dl'I'f'h'.''
against Hr.lrn'l .n."m'. ana some
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First pictures from Americas
greatest battle. showing our
boys IN real action. Official gov
ernment pictures. Mission Fri
day and Saturday. 2S0-3tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22

ing In action. Ga. total. l6l
Included in the casualty list are
Killed in action. Major James a Me
Kenna. New York city, died OF DIS
ease. Priyates Lewis = Carlisle,
lomcta. Texas aud Lieut. John Don
aid Spencer. Oshkosh. Wis missing In
action. Lieuts Fred " Norton, Co
lumbus. o. and \ VI Roberts, Biz
mngham, Ala
Texas. is the only casualty reported
from Texas Oklahoma or New
MpNicn
WASHINGTON. Aug al Section
number two ol today's casualty list
shows
Killed la action 6S; died of dis
ease. z. wounded severely. o''
wounded degree undetermined. I;
prisoners. total, 1876
Included IN today casualty lisl
are the following persons Killed in
action. Lieut. David T. Wheeler
Paris France. and Private Sid Clark
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-22
GERMANS MENACED.
SERIOUSLY ON FOUR.
IMPORTANT FRONTS.


NAV transport biz mon and supplies
beroud the range ~ the French ar
WIerF
80 DAFT accounts Haig vas sim
pres-inr forward 1u the heels 81
tf, germalt bnt' cen Albert and
ARA with tank unuworiblc clear
.tg fHr aY Tho Arras Albert rail-.
49, fIraa1y hla been crossed hy
ffa British east of Bots Liux ST.
STAR arH Werontrl and south %
those towns mo new line has been
pressed eastward
Hun Counter Attacks Fail
Or Pho IYs salient the Germans
have delivered violent counter At
nlk n au endeafor 20 rer0up In
.aT fhc losses they have su tained
Their efforts were fru''lcsr. FOR
me British have pushed back the
enemy beyond his points ~ depar-
iuro
What o. t1 bo mo effect of The
allied JrfraH alone the 100 miles
battle Zinc from Yprea 20 scissor
cannot hr fnrrtOId af present hut
II seem. highly probable that this
entire front soon must bo roaliFn
I'd This particular menace ~ mo
Germans aside from that in tho
territory between tho sommo and
tho OIao appear. % bo on tho uec-
'or along ibc vosle river from soia-
cons ~ Nhcima which from me
rar mars lDoF 90 ie .teu7hie Even
ihe A'.uD and tho Chomin Doc
unmoad0 nor anpear ~ boz any too
se,o fur defense line n General
Naugin rrorrea much further north
nosf OF eoisa01r
Paw The President
Your boy, your friend or your
brother might be shown in the
first official war PICTURES Of our
boys in action in France. Mission
Friday and Saturday. 250-3tc
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-10-24
Popular Student Dead
Enlisted In The U. s. Navy-Dies In
Pennsylvania-Body Shipped To
Home On Bean Creek For Burial.

George A. Irion, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Irion, north of Mexico,
died at Pittsburg, Pa, following an
attack of Spanish influenza.
Mr.. Irion was 20 years old and
was a native of Audrain county. He
was a member of the draft contin-
gent that left Mexico March 20, this
year, at which time he went to Kel-
ly FieldykBan Antonia, Texas. Later
was transferred to the United State
radio service at Pittsburg. He died
Wednesday, October 16, 1918.
The young man was a graduate
of Mexico High School and of Mis-
souri, University He had a bright
mind andswas a thoro student, al
ways was at the top with his stud
les. Last year he was elected pres
ident of the School of Engineering
at the University. He was a member
.of the hoorary engineering fraterni-
ty. He was most popular fellow in
or out of school. His many friends
are shocked to hear of his death.
Besides his father and mother he
is survived by the following broth
ers and sisters: Misses Mary and
Anna Irion of this community, Mrs.
G. A. McLin of Indiana, John Irion
of st. Louis, and w. c. Irion of this
county.
The body was brought to Mexico
for burial, funeral at Bean Creek
by Rev. Otto Press of st. Louis bur-
ial at same place.