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Howard,

This week the Howard Theater is
presenting vaudeville by Fiddler and
Cole, and Harry and the Kid. with the
Oliviera chorus A photoplay, "The
Trooper of Troop K" will. be shown to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

In the suit OF valenfine Pirarsl<l
Hunter for m injunse1cn aeSinsS enl
forcement Of the measure. Tue cnse
win 60 to the supreme court ON appeal
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B. F. Keith's,

'The Iron Hand" returned to Keith.s
last night, after prolonged interval.
and was presented in the manner in
tended by the author, Hall Game. Der
went Hall Game. son of the author OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

Holds .Dry" Law Constitutional.
GARY. Ind. March 2ss-Ths Indiana
state-vide prohibition law was dc.
clared constitutional here yesterday by
Superior Court Judge C. e. Gfeenwald
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Start Today

Have The Star delivered to your home at
so cents per month, both daily and Sunday. or
20 cents per month (about IA cents per day.
for The Evening Star.
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Lincoln and Romaine Fielding are pic
tured n the principal charactsrL
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DRAFT BOARD NO. 8
BALKS AT PLAN TO ].
COMBINE RECORDS

;,uu,,n.sd nom r1r.. Page,
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Laidlow and Fred Montagu are also pic
tured in the cast.
A Mutt and JEFF comedy also is shown,
with orchestral accompaniment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

BENJAMIN h Parker, 21s s street
northwest
Sullivan Ak, $50 Elm street north
west
Charles Wesley .KoIb. 75h r street
northwest.
Arthur Hughes, sol French street
northwest
Harvey Francis Spinner, 1925 O street
northwest.
Abraham Zarin, 129 Thomas street
northwest
Charles L. Mills, 80 Florida avenue
northwest
William B. Lanigan, 1910 North Can
ftol street.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27

A Newington woman came to the
city Saturday night with her husband
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
TROUBLE With WIRE?|
CALL REPAIR CLERK
New Telephone Directory Issued
With Changes in Rules

The first wartime conservation is
.ectory has made it's appearance and
became effective yesterday.
The new directory presents several
1nnova tons, principal among them
being the announcement of change
in the method of receiving subscrib-
ers' complaints of line and instru-
ment troubles and operating defects.
Heretofore it has been the custom,
when line or instrument trouble de-
veloped in a telephone, for the sub
scriber to call the complaint operator
END give notice of the trouble. Be
ginning with the effective date Of this
directory, subscribers are asked to
call repair clerk, when desiring to re-
port troubles of this nature.
The new procedure for filing such
complaints was inaugurated because
it has proven more satisfactory than
the other in places where at differ
cnt times, both have been used. 1t
means, also, a more direct and expe-
ditious handling Of all such COM
plants and will make for greater
speed, accuracy and efficiency in talk
ing care of all line and instrum ent
trouble complaints.
However, if it is desired to make
complaint of defect in operating
service. that is, a defect for which the
human element appears to be respon-
sible, it should be made to the chief
operator.
A new feature Of the directory is
the omission Of the thumbcut by
which subscribers We're enabled to
turn to the section of the book most
frequently used. The elimination Of
the thumbcut is a conservation meas
sure in accord with the spirit of the
tunes, which in no way lessons the
usefulness of the book, nor abridges
the information it formerly con-
tanned.
One of the officials of the COM
pany when asked why the thumbcut
was omitted from this issue of the
directory said many causes led to
this change. One important reason
was the fact that thumbcut books
we're not interchangeable among the
telephone exchanges in the state and
this had caused much inconvenience
or many occasions. Books thum bout
for Hartford could not be used in
New Haven and vice versa. Another
reason is found in the fact that the
thumbcut required that the books in
tended for each exchange, receive
separate attention and books marked
by the thumbcut frequently caused
confusion in shipping. Embargoes
placed by the railroad on certain
Classes of shipm ents, included among
which is the telephone directory, like
wise Influenced this change as with
the elimination of the thumbc all
the books are alike and they can be
shipped without delay and routed to
avoid the embargoes. They can also
be interchanged among the cities as
they are needed.
The advantages from this change,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
CITY ITEMS

" your seed potatoes and fertiliz-
Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co.
vt.
|wyia Essa, of 81 Horace street,
Matthew Macoski, of 1914 Stanley
/, have troublesome neighbors,
|say. Essa told the police yester-
that Adam Paul, a boarder, hit
cutting his head. An Italian
near Macoski is causing him
! discomfort.
temiah Coffey, Jr., of Main street,
tically i'll and not expected to live.
Rlth Commissioner Frank Riley
eom planned to the police about
who cause fires at the Glen street
your seed potatoes and fertilizer
Lckliffe Bros, Tel. 1075.-Advt.
% handsome gold watches were
from the home of John Mika-
hs last week. His home was Wis
Monday and Saturday. Super.
|rary Officer Friedman told his
ors that while his family was
unday afternoon, someone forced
trance through the back door
uId not detect anything missing.
1dow screens in stock. Gel our
The Rogers Sash and Door Co.
t.
first meeting of the Woman's
ation of the South church will be
tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper of
III street have returned from a
Greenville, Me.
police received q telephone call
orning from w. l.. Worthington
pnley Quarter that two of his
es were stolen and he suspected
his employees. The police
the young man but he knew
e about the watches, he said.
New Britain Home Garden
ittee will hold meeting Friday
DON at o'clock at the Cham
Commerce room. The ques-
L awarding prizes for the best
plots will be discussed and
Important matters will be act
On.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27

accruing to the Telephone company
primarily, will also be appreciab BILE
from the standpoint of the telephone
using public.
The absence of the thumbcut will
not be felt to any extent by the users
Of the book. Those who really feel
tho need of such a thing can very
easily cut away the upper right cor
ner of the book to the first page of
the exchange most frequently re-
ferred to, using a sharp knife or scis-
sors for the purpose. This operation
will take but g. moment and can be
done as neatly and satisfactorily as
machine thumbc
The general appearance Of the in
SIDE of the directory has been great
ly improved. All unnecessary waste
Of space, which heretofore marred
the appearance of the pages, has been
avoided by closing up the type mat
ter and also making them appear
r1uch more business-like and slightly.
In directing these economies, small
when considered individually, but
large in the aggregate, the Telephone
company was enabled to effect a saw
ing of considerable white print paper
in each book, which fact is irnpor-
tant in view Of the we'll known
shortage of paper,
An interesting feature of the di-
rectory is found on the outside of the
hack cover which is given over to an
advertisement urging the purchase Of
War Savings Stamps. This space was
given to this cause by the company
on the request of government author
tiles in charge of the War Savings
Stamps sales in this territory.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
CONCLUDED TONIGHT
Amount Collected in New Britain
Will Be Announced At Supper At
FIks' Club.


The Red Cross campaign will wind
up tonight, and everything points to
a Garrison finish, After the magnifi-
cent effort which has been made, few
will be satisfied if New Britain does
not go right over the 100000 with a
good margin to spare. General Di-
rector c. F. Bennett will be unable
to attend the final luncheon tonight
at the Elks' club as he has been
called out of town to attend the
Hardware convention at Atlantic City,
n. J. 1t was a keen disappointing nt
to him not to be present at the wind
up, and he has delegated F. A. Searle,
the general captain of the teams, to
take charge iii his absence. Mr..
Searle has been one of the most en-
thusiastic campaigners, and much of
the success has been due to the teams
organization.
The supper will be served at
o'clock and it will be followed by re-
ports from the team captains. Then
the only way to tell what will hap
pen next is to be there, but every in
dication points to an enthusiastic cell
ebration. At the theaters last Satur-
day night the collections far out
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
FICERS TRANSFERRED
h Barton and Lieutenant Smith
Iched to Depot Brigade in Reas-
|nent at Camp Devens.

lain G.. Harry Barton, of Chest
rect, who has been with the
Infantry, and First Lieut.. Will
|nith, of Stanley street. who has
nth the 803d Infantry at Camp
since last December, have
to the Depot Brigade
EMS. Nearly $50 officers Of the
kvision have been transferred to
epot Brigade during the past
Es. but all officers will continue
eial duty with their present or
hons until further notice.
move Is another of the many
zones to whip the 18th Division
.nape for immediate overseas
1t is thought. Last week
ncrements Of men were trans
from Camp Upton to Devers.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27

has been mad E
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
JITNEUR IS STABBED
Two Youths Hire His Car For Joy
Ride-Knife Him Twice and Take
His Automobile.

John Robertson of Hartford was
stabbed three times in the back and
his Hudson touring car was stolen
from him. Saturday night, in Farming
ton. Later the automobile was re-
covered at the Traut place on the
Plainville road. The assailaflts are at
large. The Hartford police notified
the local police Saturday night that
two young men each about p years
old hired Robinson's car to go to
Pennington They got him to drive
over a country road and then stuck
the knife into him. They threw him
onto the side Of the road and drove off
in the car. Robertson struggled to a
farmh ouse and got in comm unication
with the Hartford police. and then re-
ceived surgical attention. Albert
Swanson notified the police of the
v7herea bouts Of the auto soon after the
report of the affray was received.
Search was made through the hotels
for the much sought youths but with -
out success.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
BEAT THIEVES TO TT.

Supernum erary Policeman David
Moore brought four bags Of flour to
the police station Saturday night,
having found them under a freight
Ger near the c.. w. Lines grain and
feed warehouse. Men had been EN-
ployed during the day unloading
-four and the presumption is that
they filled the bags with -four, intend
ing to take them away under cover
oc darkness, but the Vgilant officer
beat them to it.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27

stripped the first nights receipts
They were as follows: Lyceum, $126.
Sc; Fox's, $261.57; Keeney's. $A3.45;
Scenic, $27.O1. Friday nights COLI
lection amounted to s225.
The young women at the various
booths continued their efforts today.
They have ben having splendid sue
cess all along the line, and have only
words of praise for the way the peo-
pie have responded to their appeals.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27

and two children to do some shopping.
She lost her husband in the crowd and
started to walk home Later she was
found wandering about the streets.
She tearfully told a policeman her
plight and was helped home by a
friendly Newington man who came
along.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
GARDEN TRUCK THIEVES.

Numerous thefts of garden truck
were reported over Sunday. John
Adamowitz OF 1913 Grove street report
ed the loss of thirty onion plants. wal
lard Huff of 419 Stanley street and
John Robinson of Rockwell notified
the police that their home gardens
were raidedA Saturday or Sunday. To
mato and pepper plants were stolen.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-27
HIGH COST OF SHINES.

Because their trade has fallen off on
account of the number of men taken
in the draft army, the shoe shine
shop proprietors have advanced the
price Of shines from five cents to 10
cents. No advance in the price for
shining tan shoes, which has been 10
henn de
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
NOTATKI
OsOBISTE | TOWARzYSKlE.

w ~rezydencyi pahstwa JanostWa
Ne.ingow, pnr. 22O1 Cortez utica. ma
Helenowie, odbyiy sic W bfezacym
tygodnfu wieczorki muzyczno-wokal-
ne ma Geese pant Zofii DecheroWej
PAM Aurelii Urbanoiwczowej, gosci
pahstwa Neringow, z Florydy. w
p~rzyjeciach tych, opr6cz rodzin spo-
winowaconych z domem gospodarzy,
brady udziai pupilki PAM Neringowej
i dziatwa z jej szkoly spiewu. Ucze-
nice daily ma uczczenie gosci szereg
wyjatk6w z operetek, a mlodzi po-
pisywali sic tahcami, monologami
tip.
Wczoraj panic z Florydy pozegna-
~ goscinny dom panstwa Nering6w
l udaIy sic W droge %powrotna do
Florydy ~automobilem, ktorym po--
przednio przeSyiy Gala droge do Chi
cago. Pc drodze odwiedza teszcze
panstwo J~6zefostwo Hellmuthow z
J~adwigowa, W ich letniej rezydency:
W Glen Lord, Michigan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
I V 0jNY!!
(Dokonczenie re STRONGLY 1-ej.)

szego terroru w Rosyi, a zwlasz-
CA w dwoch jej ~stolicach, Pc
trogradzie i Moskwie. Rad boil
szewik6w ME pominaf zadnej spo
sobnoSci, ably mScit sic ma pre-
ciwnikach swoich, wymordowac
.ich i w ten spos6b zdobyG sobie
|kontrole mad upadajaca Rosya,
Miesiac obecny bedzie zapewnc
|jcszcze krwawszy, poniewaz par
tye opozycyjne nabieraja silly i
zawzietoSci. zycie przeciwnik6w
rzQdu zagrozone jest w~szedzie, to
tez kazdy chwyta "a broh i NOR
'duje w wlasnej obronie. Bolszewi
XII skazujq ma smierc setki burzu-
azyi rosyjskiej w obawie, ably ME
popeInic b}edu rzadu Kerehskie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
OKAZ

Przyjacielu! Kto W SVEN zyciu
dOznai wielu n~ieszczesc, ten vie,
re 1udzie vida wszedzie straszy-
dia, gdy ma Mich niedOli potok
sic rozlewa; lecz gdy SZCZES-
CIA EAGLE sic wypehiaja, O.
TUCHA napowr6t wstepuje do
SERCA l MOVIE zYCIE DO
Z~DRETWIALEGO GALA.
POLAKU! SZCZESCIA "a
GLE NASZEJ OJCZYZNY "a
CZYNAJA SIZE WYPE1NIAC,
MOVIE ZYCIE WSTEPUJE DO
SERCA POLSKIEGO MARIO
DU; NATEZ I TY TWOJE
ZDRETWIALE CIALO I Pc
KAZ CZYNEM, zes POLISH
nieodrodnym SYNEM:
ZL0Z PODATEK NARO--
.DOWY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

- BoS ME kazaf uwiezic tych
buntowszczykow, ktorzy sz!i
przez wies i wiedli naszego szpi:
ga, a potcm W Lwowku powiesili.
- By}bym gorszym psem Cd
was, gdybym byl ich zdradzil.
Wy, jak katy weszliscie w ten
kraj i jak Kainy mordujecie, ia
braci wydawac ME bede..
Baron Sacken ma upowaznie-
ME cd Wingenstena, pohulac So
bic w Kamieniu moze. Nikcze.
NINA wies... Kamien sic nazywa
Czuwa, ale zniknie, jak proch....
~strasznie zawiniia.... ME byla po-
siuszna, buntowszczykow ME 3D.
dala w rece carskie...
I dnia 26 stycznia, 1864 barba-
wyrok wykonano. Woj--
ia i dziedzica wywieziono, wies
|spalono, zburzono, zaorano...
A Dol krzywdy ~strasznej jak ka
mien ciezki spadi ma piersi ludu
nieszczesliwego i g~niecie go cia-
'gle... Lecz przyjdzie dzieh, W kt5
|rym podniosa sic rak tusiace i ow
|kamien odwala. Wtedy CT, ktorzy
trzymali swe stopy ma piersi lu-
du = stocza sic W dol, jak ka-
mieh rzucony W przepasc..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12

Oberpolicmajster, baron Sac
ken. omal re sic ME rozchoruje [
gniewu i oburzenia... o tax stra-
sznej i srogiej rrzewinie dowie-
wiedzial sic dopiero teraz, wisc
wysyia wojska wicle, dale zlece-
mia oficerom:
- Volta Z gminy kamien,
w}aSciciela wsi Kamien, zabrac
do wiezienia, mieszkancow re
wsi wygnac, wies zburzyc, spalic,
inwentarz zywy zabraG...
Naczelnik wojenny Witgen-
stein wyrok ten potwierdzil, ba-
ron Sacken zjezdza do Kamienia,
rozpoczyna sic kara.
Ia CO mic wiezicie? - Pyta
obywatel, Adam Rzatkowski..
Przez twoja wies sill po-
wstahcy i wiedli naszego ssuge'
czlowieka naszego wzieli do ME-
wolf i prowadzili go przez IA
mien.
"A wy ME jednego, ale ty'
STAGE naszych prowadzicie przeh
vase wsie, gdy ich spetanych
ma Sybir, wiec ilezby
wsi waszych trzeba spalic i z6u-
RYE "a to-,
Ia CO mic porywacie: - Ply
ia wojt. siwy staruszek, ktorego
z chaty "a wiosy ciagaja, butami
ldepcza, wloka jak psa "a nogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12

Jak6b K. S~losarczyk pelniacy sluz
be W marynarce amerykanskiej a
stacyonowany ma okrecie u. S. S..
Hartford" W Charleston, South Ca
~rolina, otrzymai oficyalne zawiado-
mienie, re " kr6tkim czasie bedzie
pelnif dalsza sluzbe marynarSka ma
wyspie Honolulu, Hawaii; z powodu
majace2O sic odbyG wyjazdu W tax
dalekie strony, Original on dziesie-
%ciodniowy urlop i obecnie bawi "
domu rodzic0w, Zamieszkalych pnr.
1925 Webster avenue, ma Jadwigo-
vie.
Jakob Slosarezyk sliczy lat % |
przez ostatnie osm miesiecy pelnif
sluzbe marynarska w South Carolina
| W talk kr6tkim czasie zdal pomysl-
ME egazmin ma trzeci stopiei jake
drukarz i celny strze1ec.
PAM Marya Kurczewska, zamiesz-
kala pnr. 1916 Dickson utica otrzy-
maia onegdaj wiadomoSG cd syna
swego Jana Kurczewskiego, re wy
ladowaf szczeSliwie we Francyi. Jest
ON cz}onkiem oddziaiu piechoty W
Armii Stan6w Zjednoczonych a do
s&uzby wojskowej powoiany Eostaf
z dystrH4tu ~pobo-owego mr.. 37-my
dnia 1-go maja b. T.
= Ht :.
Szeregowiec Franciszek J. Singer,
donosi listownie matce swojej pant
Katarzynie Singer, zamieszkaiej p.
mr.. 1915 Lyndale utica, ma Jadwi-
gowie, re jake czionek kompanii
me, 1920 puiku piechoty, znaj-
duje sic Cd dw6ch miesiecy ma linil
5ojowej. Pisze or dalej, re przez
szeSc tygodni byli oni W transzach,
bra} udziai W kilku potyczkach, wi
dzia} jak ~prusakow gromadnie bra
no do niewoli i sam tez kilku ich
schwyta} z czego rad jest bardzo. Pc
siedm dni, jak pisze dalej szerego--
wiec Singer, STAG musza W tran
szach bez zmienia@ia spodniej bic
tiz1v mask pazoUe cZesto uzvWaia
a zak}adanie ich zabiera tylko cite:
ry sekundy czasu. Szeregowiec Fran
ciszek J. Singer znajduje sic we
Francyi juz Cd miesiata kwietria
b. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
KAMIEN.

Oberpolicmajster kutna' pan
baron Sacken zrobil odkrycie bar
do wazne. - Me-. ME do uwle
.rzcnia... ME podobne do prawdy...
zuchwalstwo bezgraniczne do te
go stopnia posuniete, must bye
ukarane jak nalezy - muSi bye
ukarane... - powtarza a pc raz,
Przechadzajac sic szybkim kro-'
klein Pc duzym pokoju...
- l Mkt mi o tenn PREDICT ME
doni6sl i Mkt mi o tenn ME po-
wiedzial... i ia dopiero sam VIA
sna praca o tenn sic dowiedzia-
iem...
- Me wiedzieliSmy - szepca
eokornie oficerowie, kt6rzy So
przesiuchiwani.
- Kamien! Kamien sic ia wies
nazywa, siyszycie wyraznie? Ka
mien wieS niedaleko Lwowku,
tux pred gmina TOpolno... tam
tedy przez wies Kamieh prowa-
dzii powstancy, buntowszczycy,
banda ich Gala prowadziia przez
Kamieh naszego sluge, wiernego
nam Augusta Behma ! ami wolr
buntowszczykow ME aresztowai
ami szlachcic re dworu schwytac
ich ME rozkazai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12

Daisiaj rozdane beda medale ofia-
rowane przez zarzad dziennika Chi
cago Tribune" dzieciom re szk6f pu-
blicznych "a uprawianie najlepszych
,,ogrodkow wojennych'. Medale to
otrzymaja miedzy imnemi i dzieci pol
| skich rodzic6w, ktore obecnie uczesz
czaja do roznych szkol publicznych,
a ktorych nazwiska, ME wymienia-
jscych poszczegolnych szk6}, poda--
jenny ponizej. Medale tie rozdane be-
da W kwaterze komitetu z ligi ko-
biet t. wv. .,Women's Committee OF
| the State Council of Defense" DOC
dyrekcys PAM Augustus Peabody
przewodnic8acej. Medale otrzymaja:
Wladyslaw Galewski. Piotr Buza. 1.
Kamradt, Edward Pajewski. Michat
| Kulewicz. Czeslaw szeszycki, Malgo-
Rata Danek, Henryk Kowalski, B.
Kowslski,, Genowefa Kolinska, Lud
wik hyrakowski. Gertrude Budnik,
Izabela Slueodzka, Leon C~zesiawski,
NJ. Sobota, Jan Zitko, Jak6b Polan-
! ski i Jadwiga Starczewska. - Cora
nasi farmerzy i nasze farmerki!
+ oo +
Superintendent biura piracy z To-
| "a Komfsarzy Park6w znajdujacych
| sic ma poludniowej stronie miasta,
oglasza nastepujace egzamina: ma
posade instruktora odbedzie sic W
| piatek, dnia 2O-go w~rzesnia o godzi-
| ME 9-tej rano W sail parku Wash
ingtona PREY 51mej ulicy i Cottage
| Grove avenue. Pensya wynosi $50
m~iesiecznie a z tenn dodatkowe 10
procent wyznaczone ma czas wojen-
nv. Kandydaci wypeinione aplika--
! eve musza oddac pred godzina sta
| wieczorem W dzieh pred egzami--
mem. Kandydatom wszelka mozliwie
pomoc przyobiecai p. Tadeusz Sic
| szynski, zarzadca parku Davis Squa-
re. o posade ia ubiegac sic mosa
mezczyzni wyzej lat q znajacy sic
| doskonale ma atletyce, udzielaniu Pc
mocy etc.
Dalej odbeda sic egzamina handy
| dat6w ma MISREPRESENTATION, dnia rs
wrzesnia o godzinie 9-tej rano, tax
ze W sail parku Washington Pensya
wynosi 800 miesiecznie i 10 pro-
cent nadwyzki ma czas wojenny.
= Q6 =
! Jutro wieczorem W paratii sW.
Heleny, gdzie proboszczem Jest X.
Piotr II. Pyterek, odbedzie sic Vice
ma korzysc Armii Polskiej. Sala'
spodziewamy sic bedzie przepefnio-
ciona mlodzieza tylko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
WIESCI o RODZINIE CAR
SKIEJ.

Londyn, IL. wrzesnia. - "Dai-
~ Express" d%owiaduje sic z bar
do wiarogodnego zrod}a, re byla-
carowa rosyjska zamordowana
zostala przez bolszewikow wraz
z czterema c6rkami. Natomiast
c2rowa-matka, ktora z c0rka i
szwagrem, ksieciem Oldenbur~
skim, przebywala w lalta, zaata-
kowana byla przez bolszeWikow,
ale ocalili ia 'marynarze floty
czarnomorskiej. Znajduje sic ona
obecnie w b~ezpiecznem micjscu.
KsIAzE HESKI CHCE Bye
KRoLEM FINSKIM.
Londyn, IL. wrzesnia. Fry
dervk Karol, ksiaze lleski, oswald
CYL, re chetnie przyjmie korone
finlandzka zwiedza on obecnie
Finlandye. Sejm finlandzki zble-
RE sic &c wrzeSnia celem wybo-
ri kr6la.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
ECHA ATAKU NURA MA
,,PERSIC.'

'Londyn, IL. w~rzesnia. - Okret
,,Persic", nalezacy do kompanil
White Star Line, o pojemnosci
12,O42 ton, zaatakowany zostai W
piatek, 6 wrzeSnia i storpedowa-
ny w odlegiosci 200 mil Cd wy
brzeza angiclskiego. Okret ten
nalezai do wielkiego konwoju,
kt6ry zblizai sic do brzegow An
gill i wiozl ma swym ~pokladzle
$500 amerykaliskich zo}nierzy.
Wszyscy zostali uratowani, a ma
wet stack zdolal przybic do brzc
gu. ,;;Persic" jest trzecim Z rzedu
okretem, wiozacym zo}nicrzy a.
merykahskich, zatopionym przez
nury niemieckie diva poprzednie
.byly to ,Tuscania" YMoldavia."
.Rowniez parowlec brytyJskl, kto-
ry sluzyl do przewozu wojsk ma
wodach europejskich, nMissana--
bic" zatopiony zostaf dnia ego
wrzesnia ma wodach europejskich.
Okret ten powracal do Ameryki.
majac ma swym pokladzie 200 "a
.logi, SO zolnierzy i pewna liczbe
pasazeroW.