davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-10-06
MY Nebraska Antonio
Villa Sibert Gathers Astonishing Evocation of the Soul
of the Prairie and the Lives of Group of Pioneers

much to the boy Jim Burden. It
takes the last fifty pages, we suspect,
to make it clear just what she meant
and how deeply, even as it took the
sight of her and her children, after an
interval of some twenty years, to make
this clear to Jim himself.
The real interest of the narrative
pending the final and moving dis
closure Of Antonio Cuzak, the interest
and the rich delight of it, the heaped
up satisfaction, lies in the simple and
perfect picture of pioneer life. 1t lies
in the figure of old Mr.. Shimerda, a
sad and stricken aristocrat, and in the
account of his CHASTITY death. 1t lies
in the figures of Jake and Otto. It
rests in the portraits Of Jim's grand
father and grandmother, of Pavel (or
Paul. and Peter, the Russians, and
their dreadful story. Mr.. Shimerda,
kneeling before the lighted Christmas
tree on which all the colored figures
from Austria stood out in the candle
flame; Otto, cheerily carpentering Mr..
Shimerdais coffin; Peter and Pavel
and the bridal night in Russia which
was also the night of the wolves;
Crazy Mary, chasing Lena Lingard
with corn knife to trim some of
that shape off her.; Lena, with her
violet eyes, giving away her heart
when she feels like it but never losing
her head; Blind d 'Arnault, the negro
musician, and his strange story; the
revelations regarding the satyr, Wy
cliffe Cutter; a performance of Ca
mile in Lincoln, Nebraska; the world
ly success Of Tiny SOderball-these
- are the raw materials of romance, but
the very substance of aetuality. They
need only to be skilfully related, and
i'm handling them Gather does
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
z JEFFERSON PARK.

W z~eSz}ej niedzieli dnia 11-go liSto-
pada w parafii Sw. kOnStancyi gdzie
prOboSzczem jest Ks. Al. Knittcr. Zbie-
ranO ma rzecz M%ilionOwego FunduSzu
Narodowego nieStnia pomocy glod--
nym i cierpiacym Braciom w Polsce.
Prey pOmocy KolektOr6w i Ks. probosz
ga skolektowano okoio $4,000. Ldawa-
toby sic, re jest to dose pokazna suma
ale pomimo lego. re parafia $w. KOn-
Stancyi liczy albowiem 300 familii jest
to bardz0 bicdna Sumka ma TAXI ideal
ny eel jaka jest Polska. Hasten ma
szcm jest Bog i Ojczyzna Il vice Sluz-
my tel Oic2yAni pracl nasza / ofiara.
Ofiaruimy na oltarz ~Ojczyzny grosz
wymagany oil mas. Mech "a przyklad
posilay Braciom Polakom w parafii
Sw. KonStancyi .iak zrobiono W innych
parafiach. Ola lcpszego Sprawdzcnia
MECH posIui8 nazwiSka tych kt0rzy zlo
wi Sw1sofiarC Ia 0deZwC P~r0hoSzcza {:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

W por0wnaniu q zestawieniem o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
ZKAZEMlERZOWA.

Zawiadomienie do wszystklch
Towarzystw, tax meskich jak zer
skicll, koscielnyct / narodowycl
" dzieinicy ~Kazimierzowa.
Ia staraniem Komitetu Obcho.
dow Narodowycll, oraz komlte--
til Narodowego, odbedzie sic Oh
chod Listopadowy po}aczony Z
Wiecem w niedzicle, II. 2iSo IL
stopada, br. w hall Troy, przy w,
22ei i So. Troy III. Jak nam wSzy-
stkim wiadomo, re w oDecneJ
chwili. gdy nasz wr6g odwleczny
c;emiezca Narodu Polskiego jest
juz pokonany a nastaje ctwila
wolnosci b}agana IL Wszechmogq
cego, ola naszej Ojczyzny Polski'
kt6ra stale sic Wolna, Niepodle-
ola Z dostepem do mora: vice
powinno5cia mas wszystklch jest
zeromadzic sic jak najliczniej W
przyszla niedziele, dajac tenn do
w6d, &c kochamy Wolnost i da-
.zymy do niej. Zapraszamy przeto
81. Tow, 0 przybycie re swoimi
sztandarami. Poczatek uroczysto.
sci 0 godz. 2:3O pc poiudniu.
Oznaimiamy zarazem, re "
czwartek, 2Sgo listopada, br. W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
OZDOBYCIE MILION0W
G Wydzialu N~arodowego.)

mierz Rejczyk $3.50; a pc $500,
800 / $50 caIy dIugts zereg,' cho-
ctaz to wszystkO ludzie wcale nieza-
mozni, r~obotnicy fabryczni, wlasci.
ciele O~bdiuionych domk0w / Robin
licznych, ale Polacy screen i dusza,
kt6rych Gala Polska Ia ich zacnosG i
"a ten zywy przykIad, we wdziecz-
nej zaChOwa pamieci.
g
Parafia Sw. Maryi Magdalcny w
South Chicago, jest 0 tysiQC dusz
mniejsza. DO liczy, jak twicrdzi y.
~prObOszCz Kowalewski, 1000 dusz,
I ma do zloienia $4,000. zabranO
sic tam W tych dniach bardzo ener-
gicznie do piracy i W rcZultacic ma
my juS W kasic Wydzialu $1,000, u
reszta wplynie nicdiugO.
| wszcdzie budzi sic Ouch Ofiarno-
nosCi 2 zywiolowa potcga. PolaCy w
Stanis massachusetts do Poniedzial-
ku II listopada mieli jul. jak skon-
statowaI ,,Piast" zebrane $780, 600,
- w%yrazano nadziejc. re brakuiace
do wyznaczoncj kwOty pol miliOna
zbiora W przepisanym cLasie.
4 OTTO .iak sobie radzi / jak sic
stara zebraG W West Rutland, VT.
kwote w sumie &c., prOboszcz tam
teJszej parafii, zacny y. Michuika:
Ma zebraniu dnia If listopada o.
Swiadczyf kategorycZnie, re kwota
przypadajaca ma West Rutland mu-
ST bye zebrana DO kOnCa liStopada.
Ably tego dokOnaC, musi SIG Znalesc
80 parafian. kt6rzy razem z Y. pro-
boszczem dada pc $50 1 wiecej, W
bondach lub got6wka, 100 parafian
~ofiaruje Pc $50, a reszta lie bedzie
mogla. - Gala sala - pisze do
WydziaIu - sekretarz p. j. Zielin-
ski, powstaIa M znak, re sic Sgadza
ma plan ". ProbosZcza. Nastaphy
potem publicEne d~eklaracye pc 100
i so dolar6w. Mkt sic ME spodzie-
wal, re pierwsza Geese ~iyczenia i
pIanu Y. Proboszcza Gokona sic jesz-
cze tego samego w%ieczOra. DO 50 o.
fiarodawc6w zadeklarowalo blisko
? tysiace dolar6w, czyli pOlowe wy
~znacznnej kwoty. y co dzien pfyna
MOVIE ofiary i deklaracye. Do kOnca
listopada bedziemy gotowi,....
-
Zas X. 4. Polawski = Clinton,
Mass. piSze:
,,Parafianie moi "a zaszczyt
s~zczeScia p~oczytuja sobie, re docze--
kali sic czasu, W kt0rym NIGGA grosz
czynszu oddaG ma sw6j wlasny skarb
skladaja chetnie co ktO moe. Wo-
lee tego zapewniam szan. Pana, re
kwote wyznac1ora nam wkr0tce IL
zupelnimy i ~wySIemy".
W pOr0wnaniu Z zestawieniem o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

see gdzie jest Dol. Uzywajcie CAMPHO-
LIN ma sztywna Szyje. bolace staWE,
w~ywichn.ecja, stiuczenja, zazieoienia,
chore gradlO, neura.S!e, gruczoNL' DOL
krzyza Tub reUmatyzm.
Mozec;e zupeinie polegac ma CAM
PHOLIN. Przekonijcie sic o nadzwy-
czainei siIe i szybE:ej Uldze jak4 pray
nosi. Drzez Drzysianie Swego nazwiSka
f; alresu. a OtrzymaCie pr6bna paczke
Larmo. Nalezy sic VAN to:
CNMPHOLIN lest sprzeAawana u
wszystkich a~ptekarzy, soc pudefko. Tub
rrzysIana wan wprOSt pc OtrZymaniu
Cenv. przez Bartz Drug Co., SO Monroe
Ave. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
ROZKAZ SOKOLI.

Gn;azdo Sokol No. III Grun-
waldzki. - Wszyscy Drulowic,
Druhny, oraz dziatwa meska /:
zcliska majq sic stawic W mundu-
rach uroczystycln, a kto ME ma ia
kowego, nicchaj sic stawi I Cd
znaka Gniazda pred sala i'm. ~
DANA Mickicwicz9, 331O--12 So.
Morgan III. O godz. LEI Pc polu-
dniu W niedzielc, skad wezmiemy
udziai W poSwieceniu sztandaru
honorowego .zolnierzy w Arnlii
I'oIskiej We Frsncyi.
F. Nowowiejski, prezes,
w. Czuchalski.. Nacz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

Dniu Dziekczynienia odprawiona
zostanie Msza Sw. zalolbna w
kosciele paraiialnym o g. 9. pred
pofudniem. "a braci poleg}ych w
boju, ma kt6ra prosirny 0 przyby-
Gle re sztandarami.
L bratuiem pozdrowieniem,
r. Kazmierkiewicz. prczcs,
]. Strasi1ski, sckr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

rob ~plucnych
chor6b gardla, go
chyba, re natych-
mast usuniecis
S~ongestye. Me do
swiadczajCie. Nc
co mozecie ma
vase piersi ME
zatrzyma kOnge--
styi tax predko,
iak IA ~nadzwycZaJ
ma maSC CAM
PHOLIN. PrZeni-
Ea do tegO miej-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

DzlENNrK CpICAuC3kI saMaes
szcza wieceJ drounych cglos,en. AMI
tell wszystkie inne dzienniki polskis
- Chicago sAIean wzistA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
Y W przyszla niedzieIe, dnia 24go

wy W ~przyszia niedziele, dnia 24go
listopada pred / pc Mszy Sw. t. j.
0 godzinie Smej i 1890 rano -
zdek1arowana sumo s~podziewamy W
tym czasie dostaC; W razie ME sko-
lektowania sunny zdeklarowaneJ,
poborcy beda zbierac podatek pc do
mach cd tych, kt6rzy mic ME ofiaro-
wall, w niedziele pc poiudniu, axe
by dosiegnaG .kwoty cd mas wyma-
ganej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
(Notatki Urzedu SkarbowegO W. NJ,

Pierwsza parafia W Stanach lied
poczoRych, kt0ra jU p~rZekrocLyla
wyznaczonq kwotc, Skladajac w
trzech gOdzinach 70 tysiscy dola-
row - lest parafia Sw. Stanlslawa
Il. VI. W Chicago. W Izielnicy Cra-
gin. - SadLqc z zapafu, jaki paNp-
wal ma wiecu " niedZiele, II listo-
pada, po przenIGwicniach zacneSo
prohoSgcza, y. SwierSczka, y. rex
tora HSpaly / redaktora WaChtla,
PoIary " CraEin ME Zadowolnil SIG
zleicniem wyznacLOnej kwOty poi
da TAX daICkO, jRk beda moGlikwle-
rae przyktadem cadet PolOnii W A.
cry i skladajqc dowody, nc
wszcdEie MOLINA dOjSC do taklch sa-
mych reEuItat6w, jeieli tSlkO Judo
wi poISkicmu dobrze SpraWc sic wy
tlOmaCEy.
=;
MiIioner6w prLeciei W Cragin ME
many; jest kiIku acknowledgement
kupc6w i przemyslowC6w, Wv ill.,
pych d1ielnicach W pOrownaniu q
Cragin. many msgnat6w!) a pre-
c,si a. spisie vidzimy DANNY praw'
dziwie impouujace. Michaf Dyba -
,ysinc doIar6w; Michal ~SpyChaiS ty-
sisc doIar6w: Krzesiiski CPiekar-
pia> $500; y. proboszcz swierczek
S.oO. Pawel KOnecki $500; hazi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22
SpTdbHjGie CamphOIin ma
zaziebieniG " piGTSiach
DARM0
Przyslimy wan okazowa
paczke darmo. natychmiast
ably was przekanac jak
nredko usuwa boil.

E-h, K-h! OstTy kaszel | Dol "
,;ers,ach a juz przesliscie pterWszy
V.on;s1 zanalenia pluc. Tub innych cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

g~lossonem dnia poprzedniego, wyka-
zujemy dis sumo o $46,O59.sO wick
ga. Pozycye wyzsze po mad $1,000
kt6re sic M mia zlOiyly So nastepu-
Jsce:
kom. Oh. w par. sw. JoZa-
fata, Detroit. Mich. $1,OSS.0O
Kom. Oh. W Manchester,
n. II. 2,o54.ss
kom. Oh. w par. sw. F1ory-
ana Hegewisch, ill. 1,3OO.5O
kom. OBJ. Poznan, Cleveland,
Ohio 1.1S4.1O
Kom. OBJ. w Ashland, Wis. 1,OO0.SS
KOm. Oh. w Amsterdam,
Y. (War Chest Assoc.) 100000
Rom. OBJ. W MiddletOwn,
Conn. 2,O36.SS
Kom. OBJ. W par. sw. Wojcie-
cha w So. Milwaukee, Wis. 1,O2l'1l
Zwiqzek Pollok, Chicago 3,317.Oo
Kom. OBJ. w par. Sw. Wojcie-
cha, milwaukee,, Wis. 1'4'3'o7
Seminaryum Duchowne W
Orchard Lake, Mich. 100000
Kom. Oh. w par. Sw. Piotra
W Stevens Point, Wis. 100000
kom. Oh. w So. Omaha,
Nebr. 4'o'o.eo
Kom. Oh. Wydz. Mar. W
Detroit, Mich. 5'29l'so
x
w og6Inem zestawieniu - po-
! szczeg6Ine Stany W przeciwstawieniu
| ito wyzuaczonej kwoty ztozyiy sunny
nastepujace:
ZIoiono WyBua-
do dnia wi
13 list.'1s kwora
California $ 1000 $4,000
C,,o,,do 1000
Connecticut 1s,sOO.sO 100000
n;s,- 20 Colup,bja 1000
Delaware fu,UoV
Georgia 6'0o
Idaho ''oo ''o'"
Illinois 64,S1S.31 100000
Indiana 6,1So.oo loo''o"
Iowa 1o.oo -o'oo'
Maine o7.oo
Maryland 1O9.oO l4o'ooo
Massachusetts, 12,1O0.52 100000
Michigan s4,5OO.75 LOO, 600
Minnesota 6,s57.5O 100000
Missouri 2,677.6O 10000
Montana 10000
Nebraska 4,Os5.ss 10000
! New Hampshire 3,77o.SS 10000
New Jersey 53,320.O1 6Oo,oOo
New York 45,O03.44 100000
North Dakota 1000 $4,000
Ohio 11,222.o2 100000
Oklahoma 1o".5O o'ooo
Oregon l2,Ooo
Pennsylvania 2O,235.27 1,6OO.O 600
Rhode Island 10000 10000
South Dakota $4,000
Texas 800 $4,000
Utah 5000
Vermont 1,224.5O 10000
Washington 237.60 10000
West Virgins 11oO.4o 10000
wisconsin ~e8,91a.55 700, 900
Wyoming S'O0o
Ma Zlota Ksiege zlozono
do dnia 16 list. 1913 3S2,3O5.S4
Razem na fundusZ
! MiliOnowy S7l9,74S.O9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

kalendarz universally, Tom L" Z pre-
syiita 85c. Dziennik C~hicagcski, 1f5j
W. Division ILL.,, Chicago. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

w Dzien Dziekczynienia t. ]. W
czwartek, dnia 2Sgo ~listopada b. +.
wed}ug proklamacyi i zyczcnia pre-
zydenta Wilsona zarazem rozkazu
X. Arcybiskupa Chicagoskiego Cd
bedzie sic W parafii sw. k~onstancyl
@ godz. $50 zrana solenna Msza
Sw. 2 kazaniem. Kolekta koscielna
zcbrana podczas tego ~nabozenstWa
cbr6ccna zostanie ia Fundusb Naro-
doWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-22

" ubiegis niedziele zakohczyl sic
2 wielkim sukcesem bazaar, kt0ry
trwai przez try niedziele. Y. pro
boszcz Alexis. Knitter W inlieniu pa
rafii dziekuie pomocnikom / pomoc-
nicom "a gorliwa prace ola ktorej
lax sic chetnie poswiecili.
Leon Hintzke,
1913 Lawrence ave.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-18

Manufacturers: t Ssp E zop F @sss
Have you Product that can replace
any Of the articles the American
Public has given up for war winning7
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Private: Harold D. Adkins, Phi1a-
Sergeant: Earl Belfry, Chicago, Ill
:, Private: Fred G. Behr, New York,
CORPORAL: John 3. Morgan, car
Prfvates: Rufus NJ. Gibbs, Allan
ia, Ga; Robert Cunningham, stur-
geon Bay, Wis; VIM. Dingle, Oalzpark,
Chicago; Adam j. Miller, Shenandoah,
Pa; Arthur Cunningham, Fife Lake,
Mich; Robert S. Burns. Brooklyn, Ind.
Died From Wounds Received In Ac-
ton previously Reported Sc
yereIy Wounded1.
First Lieutenant: Chas. B. May
nard, Spokane, Wash.
Murphy, Greensboro, Ala
Privates: Percy L. Hollinghead,
Delair, N. j.; Artie Taught, FairvieW,
w. Va: George S. Morningstar, Balti-
more, Nd; John q. Rausch. Easton,
Corporal: John 4 Weppler, Pitts
PFi7;ates: Burlie 6. Mynatt, Foun-
SRasRnaiH W Vs wtlbs s 4 w eaaKsGn
minneapolis, Mimi; Harry L. Glover,
Hornen, N. Y.
ca eGTpoo6asa ob arFE z HSPf Houston En
Tex
wounded in Action, Severely. a
Second Lieutenant: Percival Will
son, Leavenworth, Kan.
Major: Edward B. Cole, Brookline,
Privates: Henry B. strautmann, st.
Louis, Mo; JOS. R.. Caldwell, jr., Pitts
.burgh, Pa Frank A. Beevers, Sails
bury, Beach, Mass; Lewis A. Holmes,
Galveston, Tex; Robert e. Graft, Den
Corporal: Ernest E. Forester, Tren-
Privates: Loren H. woodle, Austin,
Mimi; Hendon H. Hardwick, Aqpilla,
w 6oTPoE raj Frank H. Hart, Fort
Prixates: John W. Seaman, Bower
ton, Pa; John w. WEIGH, st. Louis,
Mo-; Victor r. Nickel MontiIlo, Wis;
Arthur r. Butler, Newport, KY.
Corporal: Girard Brooks, Evans
Mich.
Privates: VIM. B. Thomas, Bfg1er-
vile, Pa: John Radford, Larin1er, Pa;
Jas. H Kilgore, Joppa, Ala; Walter
Brotherton, Somerset, KY; VIM. G.
Oneal, California, Mo.
Corporal: c1yde-A, Mcdonald, Cape
Privates: Howard Blair, jackson,
Mich; Julius S. Anthony, New York,
Sergeant: Geo. G. Slime, TOwer
PFiyste: willie B. Rollins, cleve-
land Miss
Corporal: Walter S. Duncan, East
Cleveland, o.
Ill; Lester R. Santmyers, strasburg,
a..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-18
HOW MANY BONES
in YOUR FEET?

Most likely, you don't know. Few
people dc, and it is usually a surprise
to learn that there are SO many and
that the foot is about the most COM
plicated and delicately constructed
part OF the body. That is, perhaps, the
reason why at least rs per cent Of all
adults have some kind of foot trouble.
DR.. VIM. M. SchoIl, of Chicago, per-
haps the greatest living authority on
foot troubles and their mechanical
correction, says that not one adult in
one hundred has feet that are COM
pletely free from defects. He has
made life study Of the subject and
has patented a great number Of APP
pliances for correcting defective
conditions and giving comfort.
One of DR.. Scholl's personally train
ed assistants is to be in this city on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 ONLY, and
win conduct demonstration Of the
Schou appliances at the Hendrickson
Shoe store. He viii examine feet and
give expert advice without charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-18
u. S. CASUALTY
Q LISTS .
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
WaShinGton' lyme lyme lS co1tained army y
n1 KiiIed piI in action, ten; died Of
wounds, two; died of airplane aecl1 acct
dent, one; died of disease. one; ole1
wounded severely, 10; wounded
slightly, one. ..0...r
The list:
Z KILLED I'm Action.
Lteutenants: Leslie H: G NT5eE
Ca; Vim. Campbell Johnson, AZ ~ LIN 4
Msat aresa nmerl' Edward ar t. Maglnske,
chicago, Ill; James Marcum' haFol-
i0j Pgivates :' Ray Brent, Helena, Mont;
Michael Jay, Eewhaven, Conn; .Thos;;
y larson, Berkeley, Cal; Michael
Makaravesch, Brooklyn, N. 7.
Died OF wounds.
Musician: Julius s. Johnson. Tlu-
ray BriH Aan' Samuel Mize.s Elton. Wis
Died in Airplame Accident.
rieutenant: Harry Walters prince
West Philadelphia. .& s-
: 49,. Died of Disease.
Private: Hubert F. Ward, Mckees-
Died of Accident and other Causes.
Private: Luther H. Chorn' Council
J. Dt1AA'' severely wounded.
Sergeant: Alfred NJ. james, Plym-
on eo;rp g; ii Jas. G. Busby, salt
Lake, Utah; JOS. J. Hunt, Trenton, n:
J.; Robert ]. Miller, Caledonia o.
Ralph NJ whiting. MSrl6 bore, n EIdor-
ado Springs, Mo-; Anthony Q. Bits
Dubois Pa; Christian I, Clusmann'
Newark. N. J.; William Conlon, Ana
conda, Mont Fred Sc g; Con 4nnnssah Md5L
turkey r Elmer Davis, Chicago, H.;
Louis DeLuca, Roxbury, Mass. Allen
8. Denmark, Mohoba, Mass; Raymond
Dishon, Crab Orchard, Ky; Ro ger
den. New York; John 3. Hoey, Poney,
Mont; Henry Johnson, Albany, y, II;
Chas. B. Keim, Bradley, Beach, =, j.;
E5Gssf,i Kelis3ys na Batte Neb; 0n JOS. lord
BBr a1seSii III; WIN. Murray Beaver
Dam, Wis; Chas. H. Morse, Southlng-
ton. Conn: Simeon Myers, Terre
Haute, Ind; John 2. Riley. BrooKlyn;
Josenh III, Schultz, Newark y. u;
Frank siama. Chicago, Ill; Walter
Stelrnaszek, Chicago, Ill; Wll4ard
Weller. Ironton, o.; Jeremiah ~.
sweeney, Fitchville, Conn; Herman
Werth, Joliet, Ill.
Slightly wounded.
PriVate: Norman r. hSC0AAh' DO
mont, Mass.
ing.
,, Mechanic: John F. Cronin, Port
iaI lieutenant: Paul F. Baer, Fort
sssrgesa Ir Daniel Brandon, Town
ers. n. Y; Erving A. Dresser, Bristol
Conn: Walter ]. Reynolds, New Ha-
ven. Conn; Eugene F. Scharkeyg An
sonia. Conn; Harry Swanson, Waver-
~ c,oor IsS sewall w. Rich, Dor
tBugier: Vincenzo Labriola, EBris-
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reports small Neutrality-suspicious. from
several districts.
Workers In Benson county are in
the drive with a lot of vim, and the
county viii raise its quota, j. S.
FevcQd, Minnewaukan, county direc-
tor, wires. Spirited meetings are
being held through the county, he
adds
Nineteen thousand dollars was
subscribed at one meeting in Het-
finger county, and things are look
ing up" v. II. Crane, Mott, coun-
ty director reports.
Barnes county will do its "bit,"
and will stage a concentrated drive
June "a, Hugh Mcdonald, Valley
City, drive director. reports. He
adds that the organization Is COM
pBete.
Success for the drive is in sight
in Walsh county, according to, H.
G. Depuy, Grafton, county drive
director.
Bowman Will Work Hard.
Bowman county will work hard,
and will report a good total in the
campaign, according to H. c. Young,
conditions are not too promising,
OAS' wal AA4Ap4UNO "NtA4 40'AAAS @'AA'
Young adds.
J. A. Prescott, Steele, Kidder
county chairman, Is confident Of
success in the drive, and reports Or
ganization work nearly complete.
Adams county will do its share in
the campaign, is the report of o. H.
Otterson, Hettinger, Adams county
director. He adds that the county
.overbought it's Liberty loan quota
four times, and Will make a good
showing for War Savings stamps.
Ramsey county will kick in" big,
according to Nelson Sauvain, Devils
Lake, county director.
Senators Wish Success.
P. J. McCumber and "A. J. Gronna,
North Dakota senators at Washing
ton, have wired Mr.. HOLSTER wish
ing success for the campaign.
"I am sure that you and your CO.
workers are fully awake to your
highly Important responsibilities"
wired Senator McCumber. by June
28 every citizen in North Dakota
should be enlisted as a saver and
buyer of War Savings stamps"
'I trust the War Savings cam
paign in our state will be carried
on in the same vigorous manner as
were the campaigns for the Liberty
loan and Red Cross wires Senator
fGronna. MAY North Dakota be one
Of the first to go over the top.
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toll, Conn.
Privates vincent Allen, Norwalk,
Conn: Frank j. Antkoniak, Webster,
Mass: Walter Chmiel, Bridgeport,
Conn; Albert Decsi, Brooklyn, N u;
Enoch H. Doble Quincy, Mass; Maur-
ice Fischman, New Hayen, Conn;
Herbert ". Johnson, New Haven,
Conn; Raymond c. Kirby, New Ha-
ven, Conn; John Knudgon, New Ha-
ven, Conn; Lee w. Lamere, Laconia,
n. H.; JAS P. Leary, MfdGietoWn,
Conn; Thos. A. Lysett, Saratoga,
Springs, N. T.; Leo A.: Maher, Dor
chester, Mass; Harold q. Masterson,
Stamford. Conn; John A. Murphy
Amesbury, Mass; Claude j. Nelson.
Bristol, Conn; Michael NJ Ollie
Pequabuck. Conn; Lawrence PERI
mutter, New York, N. Y. Daniel E.
sala, West Wareham, Mass. Louis
Sander, Philadelphia, Pa; Alexander
stefranosky,, KiefG, Russia; Carl SUI
q your; reg Eve aefe Mess aerman
Reichmann, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BUNKER HILL DAY.
CBy Associated Press.)

Boston, June 1S.-Yesterday was a
holiday in Massachusetts. 1t is the
anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker
Hill and is looked upon as one Of
the important festival days in New
England. 49,.
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Killed fn Action.

The list:
Killed I'm Action.
Private: James P. Tharp. waltha1l,
Miss,
Gunnery Sergeant: Francis J.
Flynn. Binghamait4on, n. 7;
Minneapolis. Mimi; Luther Pitcher,
Chipley, Fla; Fred Lukins, Indianapo-
Co 1r1; William Hansen, Port
land, Ore; Robert McF1sher Mime
Private: Chas. Auer, Brandon, Ore.
Corporal: Jas. H. Mckenzie. Brook
p W. Merle D. schlageter, GIRL
RE, Mimi; Lee L. Fry, Portland, Ore. !;
James N Allen, Walia WaIla, Wash. |;
Sidney Severns Martinez, CAL; Sim
con w. Kanouse, Redondo Beach, Cal. /;
John W. Gibson Eugene. ore; Ole 2.
Smith, Monona, Ia; Howard H. Dick
inson; Alameda, CAL; Chas. J. Frehse,
Saugatuck, Mich; Fred w. Florian,
r. Buffalo n u rs Samuel f. TRh royS6
Boston. Mass; Clarence E. linden, Nh
waukee, Wis; William A. Wells, Bal
timore, Md; VIM. A. Crowder, Natur-
al Da1' y; Y. Loren E. Newell. I 5gf.
Center, Ill; Ray H. Sangren, Mime
apolis, MINI; alter Ratinski, Roches-
Corporals: Chester E. Platt, Lafay-
cite. Ind; Charles w. Hewitt, jr.,
PhiIadelphia, Pa; VIM. L. Griffin, Par
kersburg, w. Va; Clifford S. Cush-
Sergeant: Jas. ]. Gibbons. larry
Gunnery Sergeant: H. Todd. De-
First Sergeant: VIM: P. Higginson,
G Privatess: ~ Richard W. DIngle, St.
Paul Park. MINI; Herald G. Rowe,
Hyatt, N. Y; Albert Silverson, Gin
cinnati, O.; Chas. B. Wabberson,
Huntington, N. Y; Floyd H. Deckroe,
Amsterdam, N. Y; John J. Posedol,
Downers Grove, Ill; Daniel G. Dopp,
Wtldrose, Wis; George A. Gustafson,
Chicago, Ill.
Private: Alvin H. Harris, no adj
dress. .-~--.
Sergeant: Robert e. Lloyd, Chippe-