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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
u. s. Puts Life
In VIadiUOst0k K

Continued from rawe one
cans encampcd on the Usuri River, 600
miles away.
But one day 10 needed here to hear
the Testimony Of all that the Csechs are
the real boys. They rule the city and
they operate the ships and railroads.
Marching through the streets, they give
a splendid impression. while In the In
terior they are fighting. against the
greatest odds, the Boishevik- -0erman
prisoner combination. This is what
makes our men particularly restive, for
like all soldiers they prefer q campaign
to camp.
viadivestok Irpres.iv.
viadivostok viewed from ship In
the Gulf Of Amur presents an imposing
| and impressive picture. The city lies
on mountain slopes like the sides OF n
great amphitheatre. From a distance
one sees the Allied and Red Cross fags
| waving from innumcrable modern build
ings.
In the harbor are American, British,
Chinese, French and Japanese war;
ships, while scattered through the Golden
Horn gulf are old Russian ships. some
damaged by the Bolsheviki but now
housing refugees.
stretching for several miles along
the bay are warehouses packed with
supplies bought before the revolution.
but which never reached the Russian
front because OF the terrible congestion
everywhere. In the outskirts Of the city
one sees millions OF dollars worth OF
supplies IN canvas-covered mounds
guarded by Americans.
The city's cobbled streets are busy
with droskies. army cars. passing Japa-
nese army wagons. refugees by the thou
sands. even Russian officers. wearing the
cars decorations and Czechs with a
red and white ribbon on their caps.
modelled after the American overseas
caps.
The street cars run, but they are as
hithy as Mexican cars and are jammed
from stem to stem. II In worth ones
life to ride In one Of them.
| Amev,c., ma.
| In ~.
,... VIC ",ae na,n street near the c'ty's
e".e. are Sene,ai uravess headquarters
asa-, ms'ory orlek ouiding. while the
IN ,hs o.'.e ,,y n,esy Iour m,es away
W .ne uoiuen horn bay. where the
,r,,,.a,,.. .S ~, ~'-s anu MS
n.h.rs ,ss ~ "auVuar.ers'
~. az w. se.o"I,noua,ions were petter
,,,,,s.,.' s 49, esueu :" riot OF
,h,n. .s'Vns !. ,'.s anu opaions, out striking
.,. e ey aaioh ana hustie'
.u,on wn'eh 10 outward only. Tor
su.n. nea's o. a,tempts 10
r, 49, '"o'sanu ,mpeuimehts
90 s o.n wv 20 iour hours 10 se'
nro..an.i.,s u "u 'e'esraW, to'
bab,. -. II "o' h"e ART out
.,.,,S o"e business " 10 get money
s,,' n .ns Ieas, ehor,. frices are Sky
~, u "ou'o ue prohpit,'e were "
,..,,, ,me , ease WIN when money is
n..e, nous"nus OF ainereht kinds ol
n = "oney cHcula'e mere even oont
,,.s anu Stamps, anu tne shops
oo, s"s ena"se, writ'
o.s Ior cno"se. Ihese are circu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
MONEY.LENDINC RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call opened,
lending and renewing. mixed collateral
at per cent, industrials 6h per cent.
PHII.ADELPHIA-C 6 per cent ;
time, b& a per cent Commercial paper,
months, 9 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15

vineianA. ". T.. Oct. is.--.JeoeSs y
cano. Of this place. was killed = ~
In France on September 10. ~
body Of Joseph Lensie came hogo
Camp Meade. Nd. yesterday. -
here September s and died from
mouia .IHI<I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
SHIPMENTS.
SHIPYARDS TO REPORT
PRODUCTION PROGRESS
Charts Provided by New
Emergency Fleet Depart
ment Will Give Records

To schedule and report progress OF
steel ship construction in this country,
new department. the production oon-
troll branch OF inspection and produce
tion, has been established by the Elmer
gency Fleet Corporation.
A system Of chartine the work done
will be Installed to check up on that
form Of ship production. The new de-
partment is headed by W. II. Brakeman.
District managers and officers will
ask each yard to schedule It's material
requirements and building program by
means Of the Emergency Fleet graphic
charts
The tracing Of the charts will be kept
at various yards and the progress
promptly recorded thereon. Reports
Will be made on the LIST and 18th Of
each month to the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration via the district managers.
Each yard will be permitted to set
Its own task and analyze It's progress.
THE FEMININE TOUCH has been. added
Sssriy Ssii ! sanar:S "ss.s xssser. & ssS SsSs
been ensaged to serve a. Kitchen maids.
One c he frssss has BEEN pS" eSrnsa oSsf to
then them @ for t. use durin. the winter 90 that they
A NEW sUBMARINE and mine. detcctor
been sosn ,nysnsa BY M.s leland wS,ssr
philadelphia. Plans Of the Invention have
been placed In the hands OF the Navy De-
partment for consideration.
NEW LAURELS WE'RE GIVEN ". r.
wheaton. superintende1t Of the machinery
he vtk. ,l.ls OF the oHurry,np brldestoon On
the mornine and rebor,ed for worn in the
afternoon. Now his friends are smoking
themselves to Geath at his expense, since he
papa Of a tweive.pound boy.
THE LIBERTY LOAN RECORD of the
Trayior shipyard still remains unequnlrs
| In twenty minutes 1000 shipworkers gath
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
London M.rke, Firm on U. s. No,.

IAndon. Oct. l5.--The stock market
was Arm and cheerfuily hrisk today,
President wilson's note was Welcomed
~ beine greatly eeassurIns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
REFINED SUGARS
offerinss were ught and the market ruled
arm on a basis OF DC for fine grsnulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHEEsE--The market ruled frrn ynder
tanes s are frssS SAG ssG .: specials Sisssr: DO
AZ. iait 70 E99ed. fresh ssMsSaee! WwiscSSn- Sn
fait TO good. sa a SSXc.. 49,.
BUTTER--Thr market was auiet at the
late advance. Demand was chiefly ios ne
packed creamery, extra. 8isi hiEhsr-scoring.
good. ~ a 8Ic: extra frsts. sou n60Nc.; hrsts,
Ia n sac; seconds SAG hsc: fancy brands of
prints jobSinT al O6@ osc fair to good at
I" ssts,"sss;-fHe sss; m.rs., wa. in good shape and
nrY, with a fairly active demand for both
nrst and held stocks. The quotations follow
Free cases. nearby hrst ~ 20 pr .s stand.
case, western extra hrsts, tiG.ho per case
. t,sooS isao pss fs asH inser,or n rs lo.s
a. TO quality; cardled and recrated eggs
were jobblns at 90 a 02c. per dos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
PROVISIONS

Tss 'rHs fS @ ws K. ianas @ si's%. snS
,s,len,i city or Western beef. IN ss,s'
ssSesis. and ana t.rdsrs' smcsed.' sir.a?isa.
tse ss;f hnscscs sss sn1, n 'sSdrts sSssa
' Sss, loose % SSSsste;:o st ;oUss' DO. smossd. &c
Srss Srssd ana mana sversss s.s % s9 ss%s c .mcs.G.
Msstern cured ss0s1c;s do, !, boiled: boccslesH
2sc; Do. smoked. 2sc:. bellies In pickle, &C:
ssordlns TO average: loose soc; & Sresmfssst ssf.s
Ssc Ssscon brssk sr1n bsson sn' westeIn cured s7c
lard. western tenned, ESQ 2shc! lard pure
city. ketlle rendefed 2SM2Shc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15

a NEW SUBMARINE and mine. detcctor
M. 10 John NJ. Murray, bisI Regent street,
philadelphia. Plans of the Invention have
been placed In the hands OF the Navy De-
phrtment for consideration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
VEGETABLES

The general market was. quiet and barely
s:!"ssi S',i s Ss ss, .s. ssc SSs: n:
s eetatoss. jer.es and Pesnsslyan!,s. pcs. iSSo
SisS;s iS;Iiss ss. H'1sa'isiSHs y 1sassSs; Sf No.
ssst so'sN!Se' Noe Is soc pet ses:s so.
,s'assa ,sss'sasasi N'y!S onssSefc51s '0io. ssiI: 81.
sS'e sSSfsS EMs:';In Be- ,ssSrssasD ssrst D'f ssace sSl
New York per crate, i@2. Celery. New
ySrk psr SSnss i3TsGs 3Siso cuSsBbsss SsBbss
bas. No. I. II. io6i i.IS; do. do. No. Q, rG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15

THE 0OoD sHIP Emergency Fleet Cor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-15
NEW LAURELs MERE GIVES M

THE LIBERTY LOAN RECORD Of the
Trayior shipyard still remains uneaunled.
In twenty minutes 1000 shipworkers gath
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15

zolnierzami, "a ichI umunduroWa-
ME i zaopatrzenie, postanoWil, ze
naduzycia tie zostana usuniete.
Powo}a1 on do zycia Komisye Kon
trole mad Warunkami Wyrobu o.
dziezy ola Armii, kt6ra to Komi-
sya ma dozorowac fabryki i ba--
czyc, BY pewne w'arunG piracy j
urzadzenia zdrowotne by1y W
mich scisle przestrzegane W zaje--
ciach obejmujacych obstalunki
rzadowe.
"To tylko" %powiedzia} Sekre--
tarz Baker, "zapewni z%o}nierzom
odpowiednia odziez ! szybkie jej
dostawienie zgodne z potrzebami
armii.'
. Komisya z trzech cz1onkow 70
sta1a wybrana W sierpniu. 0bec--
ME pod jej nadzorem zostaja
wszystkie zam6wienia ma mundu-
ry Ola zo}nicrzy. Fabryki ME tyl
10 musza bye zabezpieczone cd
:wypadk6w ognia i okaleczenia,
ale j place W mich musza sic sto-
sowac do normy przyjetej przcz
wsp6lna umowe robotnikow i pra
c6wnik0w.
Zmiana, jaka nastapi}a wsku--
tex tych zarzadzen, da sic najle-
pie,j ocenic, gdy por6wnamy p}a-
ce poprzednia "a wykonczenie pla
SEGA zo1nierskiego, ~ cent6w z
obecna Is cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15

z punktu widzen11iia ekonomicz-
nego, problem ogrzewania rozwiia
zany moze bye W dwojaki spo--
sob. Albo Hose kaloryi uzyska--
nych 2 opalu dzisiaj uzywanego
moze bye powiekszona hub pos1u-
|giwac sic MONA opa}em odmien-
(nego rodzaju. Utrata ciep}a dzi-
Fsiejszych sposob6w stucznego o.
grzewania spowodowana jest z}a
konstrukcya komin6w. Poniewaz
niieewiadomo jak dfugo wojna po-
trivia, znawcy we Francyi rozpo-
czeli badanie wszystkich komi-
now. Rad jest mniemania,. re W
ten spos6b portrait ~zaoszczedzic
|rocznie tysiace ton wegla:
We Francyi uzywaja dzisiaj ia
|ko epalu, tori, lignit, trociny i
papierowe. Francya po-
|siada rozleg1e torfowiska. Tori
palony W otwartych ogniskach,
ogrzewa SLIME i moze bye dystylo
Ewany jak olej i uzyty W miejsce
|gazu.
+ Light - czesciowo zweglone 70
Shiny - palony sam jest nieszcze-
|g6lnym, lecz z dodatkiem prochu
Eweglowego i smo}y, stanowi Wy
smienity opal.
Trociny odpowiednio uzyte So
zadawalniajace. Palic sic one mu-
sza powoli Ma otwartem ognisku.
Dzisiaj wyrabiaja z mich we Fran
cyl ceg1y do palenia.
Stare papiery i gazety So bar
dzo dobrym opalem. We Francyi,
|wyrabiaja z mich obecnie ceg}y,
|kt6re palic MONA ma ognisku lub
wv piecu. Fabrykowane So one W
ten spos6b. Gazety dartc SO W pa
!seczki i zmiekszone przez pocie--
ranie je w d}oniach. Nastepnie
moczone SO przez kilka godzin W
wodzie. Rozmoczone ma miazge
prasowanc SO one W cegie]ki W
rekach lub spccyalhych przyrza--
Osuszonc IA sfoncu, pala
sic one doskonalc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15
UCZMY DZECI kASZE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WlC PO POLSKU.
Xobiety " przemy$le.

"Karta z naplsem Dyfterya
pred domem a uniformly zolnie-
rzy st. Zj. W domu' takiej via
domoSci udziclila a jedna 2 in
spektorek zeszlego lipca. w New
York; znaleziono mundury zol--
nierskie W robocie W mieszka-
mach duzych tenement66w we
:wszystkich ~czesciach miasta. Sto-
sy ich leza1y na brudnej podlo-~
DE kuchennej, ma ]6zkach W Gle
mych, zatechlych sypialniach.
Plaza "a te robote byla wprost
op1akana. "a wykonczenie plasz-
cza~ zo}nierskiego placono jedena
scie i dwanascie cent6w. Kobiety
powiada}y, re ME mog}y wykon--
czyc wiecej jak osm do dziesieciu
dziennie.
Taxa robota pc domach jest
bardzo szkodliwa 2 dwoch powo-
dow: pc pierwsze zo1nierze, przy-
wdziewajacy mundury tax. zro--
bione, NIGGA dostac zarazliwej cho
roby, grasujacej wsr6d mieszkah
COW tenementu i udzielic :jej
swym towarzyszom W obozach.
Praca TAXA powinna bye wykony-
wanna W fabrykach, W kt6rych Sci
sly nadz6r zapewnia1by zdrowot
he warunki produkcyi.
System piracy domowej jest re-
wniez szkodliwy &c wzgledu ia
towarzyszace .mu niskie place 70
botnik6w i robotnic. Fabrykanci
W takich warunkach zbieraia. ME
bywa1e zyski, podczas gdy praco
wnicy otrzymuja. g1odowa place.
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
widzi to grozacc zlo. Sekretarz
Wojny, Newton D. Baker, kt6ry
jest odpowiedzialny "a piecze mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15
Gem Francu1 zastepuia
brak wegla.

Jednem z najwiekszych zagad-
|nien W obecncj wojnie jest STU
czne ogrzewanie. We Francyi
gdzie brak opa}u dotkliwiej dale
sic odczuwac anizeli u mas, zacze
to przemysliwac mad srodkami "a
radczymi. Pod uwage wziasc mu-
shiny strone hygieniczna: i ekono-
miczna tel kwestyi: Ably zacho--
wac zdrowie narodu; uzyte musi
bye ciep1o, kt6re ME wydaje tru-
|jacych wyziew6w.
q hygienicznego punktu widze-
MIA, najbardziej zadawalniajace
|cieplo otrzymywanc jest dzisiaj z
palacego sic drzewa w otwartem
ognisku: Przyczyna tego jest, re
kominy otwartych ognisk posia--
daja& lepsza wentylacye anizeh
inne. Do pokoju ME dostaja sic
zadne trujace gazy. q tego jed
max powodu, ten spos6b ogrzewa
mia jest bardzo kosztowny i poz-
wolfe sobie nan NIGGA tylko lu-
die zamozni: Tylko S proc. ciep}a
zawartego W drzewie jest wyko--
rzystane, reszta uchodzi komi-
nem: Utrata 95 proc. ciep}a ME
byla uwazana "a rzecz powazna
W czasie pokoju, lecz dzisiaj sto-
sunk sic zmieni}y. Uzywanie OF
wartych ognisk Jest dzisiaj odra-
diane i uwazane "a zbytek.
Najdo skonalsze ciep1o dostar-
czaja elektryczne ogrzewacze.
Przecietny jednakze mieszkaniec
ME moze sobie ma ME pozwolic.
Uzywane one So najczesciej we
wielkich szpitalach. Me wydaja
one trujacych wyziew6w i niema
prochu ami popio1u. Przeciwnie
So one czynnikiem o~czyszczaja--
Gym. Prad elektryczny przebiega-
jac przez zwoje drut6w wydaje o.
zoDn ii. p'eewien rodzaj tlenu kt6ry
oczyszcza powietrze. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15
PoLlCzMY SlE!

Praca mad pomnikowem die
lem D. t. "Polonia' Americana Al
bum i Adresowy Przewodnik,'
|kt6re ilustracya i s}owem zwiez-
lem ma objac historye i wykazac
p6}wiekowy plon zywota spo}e--
czenstwa polskiego W Ameryce,
10 lie to sic gromadzenia materya-
How dotyczy, juz dobiega do kon
lea.
Pc dwuletnich zabicgach i or
|.jazdach wzdluz i wszerz M pre-
strzeni calych prawie Stan6w
lZjednoczonych, udalo nam sic
|przy pomocy kamery zdobyc fun
|damentalna Geese tych materya--
How, many BOWEN przesz}o 1900
|fotografii naszych koscio16w,
|szk6}, pomnik6w, sierocinc6w,
szpitali i innych gmach6w publ
cznych, jest tez moe materya}u
Ihistorycznego i z dziedziny staty-
styki, kt6ry obecnie skrzetnie i
pracowicie sic porzadkujc..
Majac urzedowe poparcie Dy--
rektor..um Zjednoczenia Kap}a--
now Polskich W Ameryce, szcze-
ra sympate tax wszystkich P. T.
Ksiezy Proboszczow, jak prasy i
organizacyi, posiadajac wreszcie
podpisane zam6wienia ma blisko
10000 egzemplarzy Album, a "a
tenn wszelkie gwarancye pomysl--
nego przeprowadzenia tego die:
Ia do konca, pragniemy; ably ono
mog}o. bye jak najokazalszem ME
tylko swoja szata zewnetrzna, Gar
tystyczne wykonanie rysnku i do
skona}y papier So zapewnione),
ale takze lie moznosci jak maj
kompletniejszem i najdok1adniej-
|szem W tresciwem zestawieniu
ca1ego naszego dorobku.
DIS wobec faktu, re lada dzien
ma Polska Zjednoczona
Il Niepodieg}a i zajac nalezne So
bic miejsce W szeregu narod6w
wolnych z w1asna or~ganizacya
p~anstwowa, wydatwnictwo nasze
urasta do znaczenia zbiorowego
raportu - W kt6rym sic zmar-
twychwstalej Ojczyznie przed}ozy
W rysunku, cyfrach, tabelach sta
tystycznych, tresciwej histohyi i
nazwiska wszystko, co Polonia W
Ameryce przez lat z CORA so zbu-
dowala, jake gdzie posiada zaso
by.
] Przekonanie to i taxi poglad ma
.znaczenie wydawnictwa naszego,
skaze nam wytezyc wszystkie' silly,
ably dzie1o, mad wykonczeniemn
Jkt6rego obecnie pracujemy, bylo
~nietylko jak najokazalszem, ale
take najjkompletniejszem a tego
bez pomocy szerszego og6lu wyko
mac poprostu ME mona.
Zebranie materya1l66,wa " kolo--
mach zorganizoWanych " paraffiie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15

ny Zjednocz. 0 zerwania tel umo
wy, juz ME istnieja. Obecnic ME
ma powod6w, ola jakichkolwiek
nieporozumien pomiedzy Stanami
Zjednoczonymi i Rosya. :
Rosya potrzebuje koniecznie pc
mocy Ameryki W c%zasie, gdy pre-
jdzie kryzys wewnetrzny. Pomoc
zawsze byla rozdzielona ME jed
nakowo.
Stany Zjednocone daja miliar--
dy niekt6rym swoim aliantom,
Rosyi zas, pozyczaja tylko Milo
ny i to tylko W formie kredytu
IA pokrycie materyal6w zamawia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15

przy zyczliwej prawie bez Wyjat
ku pomocy P. T. Ksiezy Probosz-
czow, poczlo wzglednie szybko
sic uzupelnia, cd organizacyi ma
szych przeroznych, poIityeznyychh,
ubezpieczeniowych, dobroezyn-
nych, oswiatowych i innych wydo
,,stanie sic niewatpliwie potrzebny
materya1 20 lie go jeszcze niema
pod reka) "a pomoca odpowied--
MICH kwestyonaryuszy, a spraw-
dzi sic 60 jeszcze potem i uzupe}-
mi przez o~g}oszenie pred zamknie
elem W Albumie " przychy1hej
'przedsiewzieciu naszemu prasie,
many jednak jeszcze bardzo vie
He kolonii polskich, Pc ca}ym OBJ
szarze Stan6w Zjednoczonych po-
rozrzucanych niezorganizowa-
11ych " parafie, W kt6rych jed
max zycie polskiej bije tetnem
dose silnem, many tysiace i die
siatki tysiecy Polak6w r%ozsianych
zdala Cd wszelkich skupien pols-
kich a i 0 tyeh navel, jezeli die
10 nasze ma bye wicrnym obrazem
|ca}osci Wilma bye jakas wzmian-
ka, slad jakis, pamiatka.
Ably tego dopiac, pozostaje nam
jedna droga, zaapelowanie do
mich wprost i czynimy to odezwa
|niniejsza wystosowana W pierw--
szym rzedzie do wszystkich Pola
k6w zyjacych W miastach i osa--
dach amerykanskich, W kt6rych
niema parafm polskiej, ably wy@e
Il kwestyonatyusz ponizszy j wy
pe1niwszy go n~alezycie, odeslali
do wydawnictwa naszego. Oczy--
wiscie o dok}adnosci zupelnej mo
IVY tn bye ME moze i trzeba sic "a
dowolic okrcsleniem rcyfr w przy-
blizeniu; skoro jednak. z, jednej
miejscowoSci otrzymamy kilka ia
Ikich kwestyonaryuszy, dojdzie
Isle przez zestawienic do cyfr maj
wiecej prawdopodobnych..
Kwestyonaryusza do Album Pc:
! louia Americana ola: kolouii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-15
Kwestyonaryusz do Album Pc:
: lonia; Americana ola kolouu
W ktorych nienaa parafH
polsdej.

polsNeJ.
l. Miejscowosc ...... ......
2: Powiat ........ .........
!: 3. Stan 49,. ...... ........
4. Cd jak- dawna mieszkaja
7 tam Polacy 5000. .....
5. Hose rodzin $50. ......
g.. Hose dusz ......"........
. Z. Czy jest towarzystwo pol
skle?j go. ........ -.
s.. Jego Nazwa .... ........
8. lose cz}onk6w -. ......
10: Kiedy zorganizowanc .....
IL. Adres sekretarza go. 49,.
II: lie jest polskich interes6w !
jakief ...... :. ......
10. Ilu Polak6w posiada w4asne
domy, fanny ...... 80.
IA. Zbiorowa wartosc polskich
- majatk6w ...... =. %.
Is. lie Polacy tamtejsi zlozyli
ma glodnych W Polsce? 49,.
is. lie ma armie polska? .....
II. Ilu s1uzy W armii polskiej..
Is. Ilu s}uzy W armii amerykan
skiej 49,. 49,. ........
Ola wszystkich tych, kt6rzy zy
ja w rozproszeniu, zdala cd wszel
kichskupien polskich, pozostaje
takzc moznolsstt zostawienia sladu
sobie W tenn dziele pomniko--
wen "a posrednictwem "Adreso-
wego Przewodnika'', a szczeg61y,
jak to uczynicc, znajda sic W dzia-
lie og1oszen: .....& a..
Adres:
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'nych W Ameryce.' =
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Rosyi i rujnowaniu go przez ME
miecki. ~~.
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A tn niepodobna z%apomniee tax
re, re carat rosyjski, rujnoval
przedewszystkiem przemysR "
, Kr6lestwie Polsk.e uni
Autokracya niemiecka i rosyj--
ska, trzymajqc sic przyjacielsko
"a rece W pierwszej linii rujnowa
}y. Polske, co nar6d polski ,dzisiaj
:odczuwa az zanadto dobrze ivy
raznie. ~"~ III: t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29
OSCAR DEVENY SENDS
FATHER GAS MASK HE
USED IN FRANCE

William Devcny has just received
in first class order one of the gas
masks used by the soldiers in
France to protect them from gas
attacks. the souvenir OF the world
war having been sent by his son.
Oscar W. Devcny, who was one OF
the Ardmore boys who was lucky
in getting into France where the
greatest battles OF the war were
fought. The mask was sent from
Coetouilan, situated 20 miles from
Rcnnes. 80 miles from Brest and
about 200 miles from Paris, where
Oscar has been quartercd for some
time.
The interesting device was shown
to many people i'm Ardmore yes
tcrday who were greatly interested
in examining it miuu,c'N very few
persons having an adequate idea OF
how the contr,vauce worked here
toiorc. Oscar was formerly mem-
her of the clerical force OF the
State National Bank and one of the
most popular members ot the young
society set and his return home will
be anticipated with pleasure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29
Deadly Poisons In Your System

An Acid-Stomach is unable to digest food pro-
pe7ly and this causes that miserable, gassy boated
feeling after eating, indigestion, belching, etc But
that is not all. When that sour fermented mass Of
partly digeeted food passes into the intestines, it
produces poisons which, absorbed into the blood and
carried through the system, causes auto-intoxica-
ton, nervousness, rritability insomnia, mental
very often rheumatism, lumbago and sciatica, cir
rhosis of the liver, biliousness-sometimes, even
catarrh of the stomach and intestinal ulcers and
cancer in fact, doctors say that over fifty non-or-
ganic ailments can be traced TO an acid-stomach.
1t has made millions weak, aiing, listless and unfit,
and as YOU value your future life and happiness
don't let IL get hold of you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29
--$
lNAYVILLE

There were l7,S5S bales OF cot
ton counting round as half baieS'
einned in Garvin county from ln'
eron OF 1918. prior to Dec. lst, com
nared with 33,8S6 bales ginned PRIOR
fo same date last year. Most ol
The cotton is in and many gins are
closed for the season.
Maysville poultry fanciers won
MANY prizes on their birds at the
Pauis Valley show O.,
contribution amounting to go
WAS taken by the three churcheS
1omprising the Maysville charge oI
fvhe Methodist church Tor the or
nhanage at Oklahoma City as a
Christmas gilt to the little ones III
the institution. No..
Mr.. and Mrs. w, w. Turner
made a business trip to carter
county last week. Aha
DR.. w. c. High is spending the
holidays in Ft. Worth.
III. King and family, old res
dents OF this city, moved THURSDAY
to Inola, Okla. where Mr.. hlhs
has fine ranch. CT,
The names OF George I. Shaw'
Harvey Pesterfield and LOUIS
Brinkley all OF Maysville, appeared
Z in recent casualty lists as wound
ed in action. =,
The Maysville public school has
been placed on the accredited @ I,st
With twelve and one-half units. Inc
school this year is doing good work
despite handicaps from sickness
among the pupils and over crowded
rooms. ,,,.,,
Three soldiers. Plez Gotcher, Wiii
Hays and Charley Guthrie, arrived
home Christmas day, having been
bonorablv discharged from service
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29

Small Police Docket

There was only three cases in po-
lice court yesterday. Two young
men charged with fighting were
able to show the court they were
not guilty and were discharged One
man charged with distributing the
peace aud who had his case coa-
tuuod several times finally was
found guilty and fined S..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29

The funeral OF A. to Alexander
will he held at 4 o'clock this al
tcrnlon instead OF 3 O'Clock as first
planned. The change was made m
order not to conflict with other
funerals which are held today, The
AIasons are requested TO assemble
at 3 O'Clock instead OF at two as
first notified.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29
EXPECTS TEXAS STOCK
SHIPMENTS no DECLINE

Chicago, Dec, y "A. G.. Leonard,
president OF Ihe Union StockyardN
at Chicago, tes,iiyiug At the pack
ing house arbitration today said It
would be difficult TO maintain high
wages. as he expected Texas ship
mruts TO decrease soon, owing TO q
thrcc-year drought iu that state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-29

have the support OF the Judgment
of my colleagues in the government
OF the United States in saying tha'
it was my paramount; duty to turn
away even from the imperative tasks
AZ home ia lend such counsel and
aid as could 60 this great may J
not say dnaL enterprise of human-
itV'