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The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

The journal was favored Tuesday
afternoon by a pleasant call from
Mrs. T. j. Lilly and Miss Edna Ward,
of ~ChestervilIe, who called to~arrange
for a program and date for the enter
tainment. to be given by the Chester
vile Red Cross Auxiliary Friday eve
ming at Pontotoc. The Ch~esterville
auxiliary has given an entertainment
consisting of war songs, and other
patriotic features at home, at Sher.
man and at Verona, where large au,
diences were present. More thar
$4,000 has been raised for the Rec
Cross funds and the ladies promised
to repeat their entertainment at sew
eral places, Tupelo among the mum
Der.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Miss Lena V. Bolt, County Home
Economics Agent, left Wednesday for
Alderman to attend the District
meeting of the County Agents of
Northeast Mississippi District.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Hon. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell with
Miss Virginia returned Tuesday from
a most pleasant visit to Mr.. P. j.
Rainey at his lodge in Tippah county.
Tupelo is to be complimented in hav-
ing Mr.. Rainey bring his interesting
pictures, taken at the front only re-
Gently, here. They have not been
shown outside of New York City and
we have a great treat to look forward
to in seeing them. All proceeds will
go to the Tupelo Red Cross organiza-
ton. The date for the pictures has
not been decided on yet.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

The Journal office was favored
Wednesday by a pleasant call from
Mrs. Chalmers Gunter, of Gilvo, and
Miss Erin Austin, of Mooreville.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Messrs. William Watson and Kirk
wood Watson left Wednesday in a
car for Searcy, Ark, where they will
spend several days with Mr.. Jim
Watson.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Misses Mary Bib Long and Mary
Pegues left Tuesday for Blue Noun
tain, where they will attend the COM
mencement exercises of Blue Noun
tain Female College.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

A delightful party in two cars
motored up from Okolona and Aber-
deem Friday and were the guests of
Mrs Geo. Mitchell.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Mrs. John Bettersworth has as her
guest this week her friend, Miss Leila
Kennedy, an attractive young lady
of New Albany.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Pat Wilson and Herman Trapp
have returned from Auburn, Ala,
where they were students in the AL
ALBANIA A. & M. College. These young
gentlemen leave today for Camp
Sheridan, where they go in training in
the naval station there, having vol
~unteered for this service.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Taylor Kincannon returned from
the University Tuesday night, where
he graduated from the department
Of medicine. He was accompanied
home by his friend, DR.. Ewing, OF
Missouri. These young gentlemen
leave this morning for Gulfport,
where they enter, the public health
service Of the government.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Prof. Hal Anderson, who is prin-
cipal Of the Madison County Agricul-
tural High School, was in Tupelo
during the week and also visited his
mother, Mrs. J.. M. Richey, near Sal
tillo. Prof. Anderson has made quite
a reputation in agricultural high
school work and stands high with the
profession.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Mrs. Murray Gresham, of Boone
vile, has been the guest of friends in
the city several days during the week.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Gilster leave
this week for Chester, ILL.,, where they
visit Mrs. Gilster's mother. Later
they will visit Mr.. Gilster's mother in
Lincoln, Neb.i
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

A fine bunch of wheat was brought
to the Journal office the first Of the
week by MI. George R.. Simmons, who
reports that his crop is good. Mr..
Simmons realizes that wheat can be
successfully grown in this country
and demonstrates that fact every year
by raising a good crop of it.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Frank Laney returned yesterday
from Birmingham, where he spent
several days on business.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Fred Young has returned from the
University, where he took junior law.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Gale Rogers is at home from the
University for the vacation
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Sergt. Thomas Clark, who has been
at home on a furlough for ten days,
returned to Camp B~eauregard Tues
day night. Sergt. Clark is now act
ing as sergeant major of his regi-
ment and we hope to soon see him
permanently appointed to this very
responsible position, which he is SO
well qualified to fill.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Order the coal. Don't wish you
had.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Porter, of
Shannon, spent Wednesday morning
in town.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Miss Vivian Walker, of Baldwin,
spent Tuesday afternoon in the city.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

Miss Irma Harper was a visitor to
Memphis Tuesday.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31

It's better to be safe than sorry.
Order coal now.
The Tupelo journal., 1918-05-31
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-12

The misery and sickness and destitution
throughout the world make relief work neCes-
sary, on scale never before dreamed of.
When distress calls the Greatest Mother in
the World always answers HERE"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

Poniiej podajemy spis ofiar zio-
zonych przez Tow. ze Zjednoczen:a
P. r. X, Zwiazku n. P, Zwiazku Pc
lex W Am. Zakonu X. L., Macierzy
Polskiej, Tow. Bractw KoScielnych
iprywatnych os6b ma zakupienie far
my, ma proSbe i'm nadesiana przez
zarzad Domu Sw. J6zefa.
Re Zjed. P. r. X. p. o.. B. S. j.:
Tow. Sw. Kazimierza KroI. no. 80
SO; Tow. Polek B. Bos. Czest. no.
Sc $25; Tow. $w. Stan. Kostki mr..
40 So; Tow. Polek I'm. Maryi no.
SO SO; Tow. Polek Sw. Amy mr..
265 $3.O5; Tow. Polek Sw. Heleny
mr.. Az So; Tow. Najsiod. Serca Je-
zusa mr.. SIS So; Tow. Boskiego Ser
ca Jezus mr.. 500 S.; Tow. sw. Pho
ira mr.. SIS $5.S5; Tow. Sw. Jana
Chrz. nr( 172 $3.50; Tow. Najsi.
Serca Jezusa mr.. 2O7 $1.25; Tow.
sw. Bartlomieia mr.. 407 So; Tow.
sw. Barbary mr.. sci $40; Tow. Sw.
Ceeyli mr.. 631 So; Tow. Sw. Jozefa
mr. 500 $3.50; Tow. Sw. Kazimierza
Kr. mr.. 2S So: Tow. Sw. J6zefa mr..
449 SIS; Tow. Sw. Elzbiety mr.. 21S
$40; Tow. $w. Jadwigi mr.. 452 IS;
Tow. Polek sw. Amy mr.. GIG IS;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

oby on byl blogosiawiony ten
dzieh! RUFFLES wstrzym1 ia stra-
szna niedole Cd }upieza. RUFFLES
to uczyni napewno! Me bedziecie
mice wiecej odziezy brudnej; ME
bedzie Wasz kolnierz wiecej
wyglsdai jak gdy5y byi n%ieczysty;
aczkolwiek to tylko z powodu iupie-
"a. RUFFLES must uwolniG glove 1
wiosy Cd ilupieza, Tub wroca VAN pie
Made.
RUFFLES ME Jest laden perfume
wany SPECIAL. Jest to rzetelny I czy-
sty srodek l pielegnacz, on wspiera
on dale energie / otywia sk6re / ko-
rzenie wios6w. Czyni on Wasza sk6-
re tax czysta. a wiosy Vase tax py-
sznymi 1 zdroWymi, ie bedziecie bio
gosiawic ten dziea, W kt6rym usly-
wyslijcie nazwisko jego 1 zalaczcie
75c. My wyslemy VAN jedna butel-
Ike z o~placona p~rzesylka. F. AID. Rich
szeliscie O MIN.
Kupcie dis j~eszcze Cd swego apte-
kara jedna CSC butelke RUFFLES.
A jesli on go niema, ME w~ahaicie sic.
x N 'HIoA Nan
ms uol3ulqssM 0S-tL 100 pue lei
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I DOmu $W. J6zefaW AVOnda|e.

Tow. NJ. B. Czest. mr.. SOC So; Tow.
Miodz. Sw. Stan. X. mr.. 225 So;
Tow. Sw. Any mr.. SIC $40; Tow. Ry-
Gerry sw. Michala Arch. mr.. 621 So;
Tow. Matki Bos. Czest. mr.. 34S So;
Tow sw. Stanislawa B. NJ. mr.. 607
Sc; Tow. Matki OBS. Roam. $3.50;
Tow. Gwardyi Ulan6w Kaz. Puia--
skilego mr.. 319 So; Tow. Sw. Micha-
Ia Arch. mr. $50 1857; Tow. Sw.
Wincentego a Paulo mr.. 463 So;
Tow. Sw. Franciszka mr.. 453 IS;
Tow. $w. Familii mr.. l So; Tow. Ry-
Gerry Sw. Michala Arch. mr.. GA So;
Tow. sw. Wojciecha mr.. 204 So; Bra
ctwo Sw. W%ojciecha B. NJ. mr.. SS1 So;
Tow. Sw. Kazimierza Kr. M. $40 $6I
Tow. Bos. Serca Jezusa nr. 533 50;
Tow. Najsi. Serca NJ. B. Boil. mr.. SO
$40; Tow. Sw. Wojciecha B. B. mr..
142 $40; Tow. Niep. Pocz. Najsw.
NJ. P. mr.. 432 $40; Tow. IS. Apo
stol6w Piotra i Pawla mr.. Is $40;
Tow. sw. Amy 81; Tow. Sw. Cecylii
mr.. II s.; Tow. Sw. Kazimierza mr..
126 $40; Tow. 3w. Amy So; Tow.
Matki Boskiej Nieust. Pom. mr.. 572
So; Tow. lNajsw. Rodziny mr.. 9S9
s.; Tow. NJ. Bos. Krol. Korony Pol.
mr.. SSS $40; Tow. Sw. ROXY z Limy
mr.. 695 SIS; Tow. Mlodzienc6w sw.
Stanisiawa X. mr.. 9S1 SIS; Tow. sw.
Lucyi mr.. S51 50; Tow. Krakus6w
Which. NajSw. Nj. P. mr.. 7S7 So;
Tow. sw. Stanislawa *. mr.. SO So;
Tow. Sw. Eugenii mr.. III s.; Tow.
Sw. Grzegorza mr.. "A SIS; Tow. Kr6la
Kaz. Wiel. mr.. $50 500; Tow. mr..
SCI $3.50; Tow. Sw. Michafa Arch.
mr.. 967 SIS; Tow. Polek Matki b.
skiej Dobrej Rady mr.. IS $40; Tow.
Polek Sw. Jadwigi nr. 537 So; Tow.
Sw. Stanislawa B. i NJ. mr.. 127 $40;
FOWL Sw. Jana Ewang. mr.. Cos $40;
Tow. Sw. Michala Arch. nr. 761 $40;
Tow. Miodz. Sw. Alojzega mr.. 40
Sc; Tow. Sw. Franciszki RI. So;
Tow. Sw. J6zefa mr.. GAG $3.50; Tow.
sw. Stanislawa X. mr.. 10 SIS; Tow.
Polek sw. Apolonii mr.. 4S2 S.; Tow.
Brat. Pom. p. o. Sw. Amy =
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DELEGAT
w
Ottawa, Ontario, Kanada, II

kwietnia. - Oznajmiono tn, re
ola Mgra Stagni, apostolskiego
delegate w Kanadsie, termin IT,
rzedowania sic zakohczyi. Pelnil
on ten urzad przez siedm lat. Do
poki jego nastepca ME zostanie
zamianowany, zastepca bedzie
Mgr. Filippi, dotychczasowy Sc
kretarz delegate.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

mexykanskie wojska rzadowe sto
ia naprzeciw siebie pc obu stro--
mach Rio Grande, 8 mil ma poiu--
dniowy wschod stad II brodu ko-
PALM San Juan Amerykanie mo-
ga slyszet wyzywajace okrzyh
Mexykanow.
Mexykanie So oszahcowani pc
drugiej stronie rzeki. zeszlej no.
cy strzelali do patrolu amerykai-
skiego. Wczoraj powt6rzyly sic
strzasy, ktorych Mexykanie dali
okoso stu, kiedy z oddzialu anne
rykahskiej kawaleryi dano dwu-
krotnie ognia Z dziaia maszyr1o-'
wego. Mexykanie uciekli, ale po-
zostawili trzech kawalerzystow
zabitycll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
I V0jN?!
(Dokohczeuie ze strongly 81.

kiedy kr6l Alfons energicznem
SVEN wystapieniem ujaf sam W
rece rzady i spierajacych sic pro-
wodyrow partyjnych zgodzii o.
sobista swa i stanowcza interview
eva - tax, re sformowano gabi-
net koalicyjny, a kr6lowi ludnost
stolicy Z tel okazyi owacye Ego
towaia serdeczne.
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Tow. Matki Bos

50; Tow. MAXI Dos.
Tow. Sw. Jakoba n. 795 S.; Tow.
sw. J6zefa mr.. SIS SIS; Tow. sw. J6-
zefa nj. CTS $40; Tow. sw. Barbary
mr.. 374 s.; Tow. i'm. ks. J6zefa b.
| rzynskieso mr.. 81 S.; Tow. sw. MI
chaia mr.. 31S Sc; Tow. sw. Amy mr..
917 S.; Tow. sw. Floryana NJ. mr..
40S SIS; Tow. Sw. Kazimierza mr..
$50 $3.50; Tow. Brat. Pom. p. o. sw.
J6zefa mr.. GOA SIS; Tow. sw. Barba-
ry mr.. 255 $40; Tow. Sw. Andrzeja
APP. mr.. 143 $2S; Tow. sw. J6zefa mr..
315 $40; Tow Matki Boskiej Czest.
mr.. S2S $5.75; Tow. Polek Matki B.
Kr6l. Kor. Pol. mr.. 413 $16.S5; Tow.
Najsl. Serca P. Jez. mr.. 1919 $40;
Tow. Sw. KazimierZa mr.. 5 STA;
Tow. Sw. Hilary mr.. SOP $40; Tow.
mr.. 36S So; Tow. Sw. Szczepana mr..
31S SIS; Tow. Polek Sw. Jadwigi mr..
80 $14.50; Tow. sw. Wiadyslawa
mr., 800 IS; Tow. Matki Bos. Nieust.
Pom. So nr. 749; Tow. nr. 694 So;
Tow. Sw. Jozefa mr.. SO SIS; Tow. Po-
lex sw. Agnieszki mr.. 256 So; Tow.
Polek sw. Amy mr.. 323 IS; Tow. mr..
979 $6.15; Tow. Sw. Jana Chrz. mr..
294 So; Tow. NajSw. Maryi P. cd
Nierst. Pom. mr.. 156 IS; Tow. sw.
Klary mr.. 744 So; Tow. M. B. N. P. z
Michigan City $S.15.
Re Dwiazku N. P. W Am: Tow.
mp. W Am. gr. 413 s3.65; Tow.
Kowali Polskich gr. 255 81; Tow.
Brat. Pom. p. o. sw. J6zefa or. 1411
So; Tow. Swiatlo Wolnosci gr. 1916
$2.O9; Tow. Ojczyznie Shz gr. 1885
So; Tow. Sw. Jana gr. 1041 IS; Tow.
sw. J6zefa gr. 1857 Soc; Tow. Pro-
mien Nadziei gr. 1242 SIS Tow.
Tad. KoSciuszki gr. 1913 $3.50;
Tow. Matki B. n. p. gr. 64 So; Tow.
PrzyszioSG Polski gr. 672 S.; Tow.
Sw. Izydora or. $40 SO; Tow. sw.
Amy gr. ~ IS; Tow. Cor Polskich
or. 1900 So; Tow. Nadziei Wyzwole-
MIA Polski or. 24O S.; Tow. Okreg
Komisasrki nj. XIV, or. 101 IS; Tow.
Kr6la Boil. Chrobrego P. N. Strai
Wieikopolski gr. 1879 $3.50; Tow.
Sw. Stanisiawa B. NJ. gr. 2014 1915;
Tow. U}an6w KS. J. PoEiatowskiego
gr. 1902 81; Tow. Jadwisi Kr6l.
Polski gr. 312 S.; Tow. sw. Jana
gr. 949 $3.50; Tow. Sw. Jadwisi or.
SO SO; Tow. Rozerwanej Ojczyzny
i'm. Lukasinskiego gr. 731 $3.50;
Tow. Polskich Gornikow gr. 400 p.
o. sw. J6zefa $3.50; Tow. Uianow
Polskich, p. O.. sw. Micha(a gr. S72
IS; Tow. mp. or. 1901 $2.3S; Tow.
KS. J. Poniatowskiego 81. $50 $3.50;
Tow. Niepodleg}osc Polski gr. 1915
$3.50; Tow. Gimnastyczne Sok6f Pol
ski i'm. X. Pu4askiego gr. 1862 s.;
Tow. Sprawiedliwosci gr. 1880 $3.50
Tow. N!epodlegioSc, or. SS1 81;
Tow. Michaia Wolodyjowskiego gr.
1893 5000; Tow. Gwardya Bialego
Oria gr. 1892 $3.50; Tow. Gwiazda
WolnoSci gr. 1880 81; Tow. Tad.
Kosciuszki or. s96 sass; Tow.
q. n. P. gr. $3.50; Tow. Gmina Pol
ska gr. 2 IS; Tow. Patryotyczne i'm.
Stef. Buszczynskiego or. 20S $21.10;
Tow. .Oria i Pogoni or. 119 So; Tow.
Bartosza Glowackiego gr. 1885 So;
Tow. Gwiazda Swobody gr. 473
$40; Tow. mp. or. Sal SO; Tow.
NiepodlegioSt Syn6w Polski gr. 25S
So; Tow. Pol. i'm. T. Kosciuszki or.
1850 50; Tow. sw. Jadwigi Krol. or.
740 s.; Tow. q. N. P. gr. z Sharps-
burg Pa SIS; Tow. NJ. Bs. Czest. or.
1901 81; Tow. Nsjs}od. Serca Pana
Jezusa gr. 1919 $25; Tow. Kaz. Pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
ZE SPRAW ANGLII.

Londyn, II. kwietnia. - w L.
bic Gmin przeszedi w 2giem czy-
taniu .wniosek rzadowy nowego
poboru rekruta 1913 glosami pre-
civ stu. Minister Balfour zapo--
wiedziai, il jezeli klauzula o po-
borze W Irlandyi z~ostanie odrzu-
coma, to lepiej MECH caiy wniosek
upadnie: w takim razie ministe-
ryum, ktore tylko pc najgruntow-
niejszej naradzie wnioski take
przediozylo, - gotowe jest i zde-
cydowane 'usunac sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
DYMISYA ~GENERALA.


Oznaimiono tn, re re sluzby fe-
deralnej wydalono generaia bryg.
Frederick E. Resche z Minneso-
ty, oficera niemieckiego pochodze
MIA, komendanta dotychczasowe--
go pewnej brygady "a dywizyi
gwardyi krajowej W Camp Cody,
n. M.
Udzielono mu dymisyi honoro-
wei Z powodu, jak oznajmiono u
rzedowo, re ME powiodto mu sic
komendy utrzymac ma stopie wy
datnosci.
;Pewne jednak w~yrazenia sic
lego, O ktorych doniesiono, zwro-
city ma siebie uwage i chociaz ME
uczyniono mu zarzutu nielojalno-
Sci, badanie zostanie zarzadzone.
Gfownem zyczeniem departa-
mentu wojny jest, jak oswiadczo-
no W biurze, pozbywac sic o.
ficerow wyzszej raugi, ktorzy
wedle raportu inspektorow Okla
zuia zbyt maio gorliwosci hub
zdolnosci do wyGwiczenia swych
komend do wojny z Niemcami.
RAPPORT inspektorow byi ola Res
cha niepochlebny i usunieto 60
natychrniast kwestye zas jego
loialnosci rozstrzygnie cywilna
gaiaz departamentu.
CoDZIENNE RAPORTA.
Washington, II. kwietnia. -
Poczawszy Cd dnia dzisiejszego
oglaszane maja bye codzienne "a
porta o postepach subskrypcyi
trzeciej pozyczki wolnosclowej'
Federalne banki rezerwowe ma
ia nadsylat telegraficzne sprawl
zdania.
.,NIEBEZPIEczNI CUDZO-
ZIEMCY."
Nowy York, II. kwietnia.
Gustav Martin, Z kilonll w
Niemczech, przyznaf sic wobec
urzednikow fe%deralnych, re jest
przyjacielem niejakiego Frltza
Materna, podobno oficera att
stryackiego i podwiadnego byie-
90 ambassadors dra DUMMY. In
go jake ,,niebezpiecz'
nego cudzoziemca."
George F. Herr, wydawca
,,Passaic Review" W Passaic, ~.
J., zostai aresztowany wczoraJ
dlatego, re sic ME regestrowaf
iako cudzoziemiec. Podobno kie'
dy 90 aresztowano, wyrazii sic,
&c ,,cesarz jest najlepszym nd
swiecie cziowiekiem i re on, Herr,
wolalby dae sobie sciat glove, a
nizeli walczyc "a ten kraj." "a
go ma razie do wiezienia
W Newark, N. J.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
1ELECRAMY KRAJOWE
(Dokohczenie re strongly L 'yej)

UAk6ObubbUU SNtt6OOO W.
(Dokohczenie re STRONGLY L ED
pewnej kompanii weglowej W
Champaign, Ill. Ozenii sic W Dniu
Dziekczynienia Z parma Helena
Hills Cleveland, o., a W pare dni
pozniej wstapi} do awiatyki. Po-
zostawia wdowe, rodzicow i dwu
braci.
Fort Worth, Tex, II. kwietnia.
- Kadet Arthur Harold Weber,
nalezacy do angielskiego Royal
Flying Corps, zosta1 zabity ma
miejscu, kiedy z aeroplanu, kto--.
rym kierowaf, spadl 5 mil cd pola
awiatycznego Benbrook. Zwloki
jego zostana wyslane do Londy-
nu w Anglil.
,WRO-
GICH CUDZoZIEMC6W."
Milwaukee, Wis, II. kwietnia.
- Niemniej niz $50 osob zostaio
oskarzonych pred w}adzami fede
ralnemi o rozmaite przekroczenia
jake .cudzoziemcy nieprzyjaciel-
scy," Wczoraj aresztowano i ba-
dano okolo 200 Z Mich. Jedni
oskarzeni So o przekraczanie
swych upermits", inni o to, re sic
ME regestrowali, lub o popelnia-
ME nielojalnych czynow, albo tez
O wyrazenia sic nielojalne. Aresz-
towani beda wszyscy oskarzeni
pc kolei; o lie ktory z mich okaze
sic podejrzanym, zapewne bedzie
lnternOWdIly.
E ~APosToLSKI
w KANADZIE.
Ottawa, Ontario, Kanada, II.
kwietnia. - Oznajmiono tn, re
ola Mgra Stagni, apostolskiego
delegate w Kanadsie, termin IT,
rzedowania sic zakohczyi. Pelnii
on ten urzad przez siedm lat. Do
poki jego nastepca ME zostanie
zamianowany, zastepca bedzie
Mgr. Filippi, dotychczasowy Sc
kretarz delegate.
LYNCZU w COL
L~INSVILLE, ILL.
Collinsville, ILL.,, IL. kwietnia.-
Zdaje sic ME ulegac juz watpli--
woSci, re zbrodnia lynczu, sama
W sobie ohydna, popeiniona pred
kilku dniami w Collinsville, tenn
byfa szkaradniejsza, il ofiara jej
prawdopodobnie zupeinie by}a
n:cwinna. Odbyly sic ogledziny
koronera, wprawdzie PREY
drzwiach zamknietych, ale dowie-
dziano sic, il niejaki Joseph RE
gel przyznai sic, re on to byi
przywodzca i sprawc9 .ca'eJ
wstretncj afery, a czynii to W sta
nie podnieconym, gdyz przedtem
pill duzo w pewnym wyszynku.
Opowiedziai O tenn, w jaki spo--
sob Roberta P. Praegera groma-
ia chlopcow pod jego przewodni-
ctwem wydoby}a z ukrycia / wy
wlokla "a miasto; re Praeger "a
przeczal do ostatlla, jakoby byl
szpiegiem niemieckim, lub mial
udziat w wysadzeniu w powietrze
kopalni Mayville, a tylko ME
chcial odpowiedziet ma jedno py-
TAME, a mianowicie dlaczego ME
przybyl ma umowione spotkanie z
Nose Johnson, rePrezentantem
uni gornikow. Ktos ~zarzucii
sznur ma jego szyje, a sami CHOP
cy y do 16 fetni podciagneli go
W gore. Spuscili 60 potem / wte-
dy ma jego proSbe dano mt olo-
week i papier, by napisai list poze-
gnalny do rodzicow. Uczyniwszy
to, Praeger podobno zawoiai:
All right, chlopcy, teraz mozecle
powiesic, ale kiedy mic cho-
wac bedziecie, owihcie mole ciaio
we flage amerykaiska." Zwisza-
no mt rece i zbrodni dokonano.
dodal do sWego zeznanla:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
co TO JEST!
Niec1ysto66? Me!
Jest to 1upie1
Trzeba uzyc RUTHLESS.

Nareszcie z%naIeZiono srodek ma zwal.
genie Iupieta - RUFFLES ma
t. wIasnoSc - RUFFLES "a
oszczedzi Wasz4 odziel, Wa.
sza ozdobe - Waste wIosy
Me dajcie pomyslet ludziom, 70
Wasza odziez jest ~nieczysta, Ii tylko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

Il Tutaj Jest sposobnosG da kazdego Amerykanina ola mezczyzn 1
kc0iet. mlodych / starych bez wzgedu sksd pochodza przyjSe z pomo-
ca wutowi Samowi.
Many woluntaryuszy, ktrzy pomagaja nam sprzedawac Znaczk
'Oxczednosciowe Thrift Stamps) W waszej okoncy. Many take Gaia IL
ste mezczyzn kobiet, kt6rzy So zdolni wygiaszaG publiczne mowy. Chwfl-
IA cxasu tyko z waszeJ strony pomoze am wielce, - jeden weczor W
tgodniu, - jedno popoudnie albo wieczor W niedAele. Kazda chwia ca
81 tks mozecie poswiecic, dopomoze wiele.
Razdy znaczek tki sp~zedace bedzie gwozdzikiem do trumny, kt6ra
Ameryka przygotOwuje dla Wlhelma, - on napewno potrzebuje trumns
duiyeh rozmiarow - q gwozdzie ktore utyiemy do nij, zrobda, 10 on
chyba wiecet ME powrod.
Vice wypelntcie SVEN nazwbkem ten kupon u doiu naznaczde
dzien arbo wiecz6r W ktorym chcecie przyczynie sic do dobrej sprawy,
{ poshjce do Mrs. NJ. L. Ptaum, War Savings Committee, 4O3 Conway
Building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-22
LES SIMPSON
INDICTED IN
BOX CAR CASE
Well Known Criminal Lawyer
and Others Charged With
Conspiracy.
AWAY WITNESSES
Alleged That Accused Effected
I Induction of Boys Into
National Army.

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 22.-Leslie
A. Simpson of Dickinson, former
state senator, T. A. Hartung of
Dickinson, sheriff Of Stark coun-
ty, and A. R. Boxrud of Dickin-
son, former Northern Pacific
conductor, were indicted Jointly
and individually on charges Of
conspiracy to obstruct justice on
the prosecution of men held in
connection with the recent
Beach box car robberies.
The facts were made known
today when it was announced
that two men who had been held
in connection with the car rob-
berries had been sent to federal
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-22
BOOZE WOULD
HELP TO BEAT
SPANISH FLU
Judge Robinson Thinks Bone
Dry Bill Helps Spread
". - Epidemic.
WOULD GET GERMS DRUNK
Believes if Properly Picked in
Alcohol They Couldn't
Navigate.

Il think 1t my dutS to give the bone
dry statute a complete and absolute
Knockout so that 1t will never rise
again" says Justice j E. Robinson in
letter which he today gave the press
under the caption, Special ON Bone
Dry Law and the Flu :" Judge Rob.
inson argues that the lack of alcohol
In the form of good wine or brandy
Is interfering with the successful
Treatment Of the flu in North Dakota;
he declares that this state never has
had any more bone dry law than a
rabbit, and he insists that the use of
liquor for medicinal purposes is law.
full and that it is justified in the
present emergency. The facts as re-
cited by Judge Robinson in his "spe-
c1aI' have been matter of common
knowledge in North Dakota since the
adjournment of the last regular ses.
sion, at which, the so-called "bone-dry'
act was passed. So Gead is King Alec
hol in North Dakota, however, that
even his best friends and relainers
hesitated to make an effort to resur-
rect him. In spite OF similar ,opin-
ion volunteered by Judge Robinson,
more than a year ago, not a single
action has been brought to test the
validity Of, North Dakota's bone dry
law, and high fines have been paid
under it's provisions, without question
ing the right of the state or federal
government to assess such penalties.
Judge Robinson's Letter.
Judge RObinson's letter follows: ,L
"ln the Grand Forks Normanden Of
October Is, 1873 Dr. Engstad writes
that the overwhelming majority of
physicians who think are Of the con
viction that alcohol in the form of
good wine or brandy is a remedy
which can save more lives if it is used
In time and with. reason than any
other medicine. But the case is this,
that the misuse of this drug has caus.
ed the death Of thousands, and now
many die by reason of the want of
this remedy.
"Now, as the doctor says, and 1t is
doubtless true, that many deaths
have resulted and people are suffering
and die all over the state because of
a supposed bone.dry law denying them
the. right to obtain the best possible
medicine. Hence, think it my duty
to give the bone-dry statute com
plete and absolute Knockout so that !
it will never rise again.
House Bill 80.
This statute was known as House !
Bill 39. The bill was passed by the |
house and sent to the senate. On |
Thursday. March I at p. m, Sen |
ator Putnam offered ten amendments |
to the bill The amendments were
Continued on Page SiX)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-22
TWO OFFICERS,
80 MEN LOST ON
TIC0NDER0GA

Washington. Oct. 22.--Two officers
and SO enlisted men lost their lives in
the sinking of the American steamer
Ticonderoga September 80.
More than half Of the soldiers lost
Were from Ohio. The list also gives
the names of fourteen privates saved.
The Ticonderoga, formerly the Ger
man steamer Camilla Rickmers, was
torpedoed LOO miles from shore and
the only known survivors were three
officers and five men of the crew In
addition to the IA soldiers saved. The
submarine is reported to have shelled
the life boats, killing many who sue
ceeded in leaving the ship in safety.