davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14
OG6LNE cWIcZENIE VOL
SKOWE.
Washington, IA. lsitopada. -

Washington, IA. lsitopada. -
Ameryka przygotowuje plany do
zaprowadzenia og6lnego 6wicze-
MIA wojskowego ma przysz}osc.
Plan ten ukohczony p6jdzie pod
glosowanie kongresu. Szczeg6}y
ME sa dotychczas znane. Wiado-
mo jest tylko, re generalny sztab
wojskowy, zazadai Cd gen. mar
szalka Crowdera wydania rozka-
zu wszystkim wydzia}om poboro-
wynn ME ustawania w piracy mad
k1asyfikacya m}odziehc6w 1Sto
letnich, co wszyscy t}umacza bli-
skiem nastapieniem ogolnego
cwiczenia wojskowego. Niektorzy
znawcy wojskowi twierdza, re
mic ME MONA bedzie pod tym
wzgledem uczyniG pred zapro-
wadzeniem pokoju. Wiadomo bo-
WIEN, re narody wojujace zapro-
wadza bez kwestyi pewne rozpo-
rzadzenia pod wzgledem wojsko-
woSci W tym celu, ably w przysz-
}oSci jedno pahstwo ME mog}o,
majac wieksza i lepiej wycwiczo-
na armie, pokusiG sic o wypowie-
dzenie wojny innemu pahstwu,
slabszemu pod wzg1edem wojsko
wynn. Zwolennicy og6lnego wy
szkolenia wojskowego re swojej
strony twierdza, ze tylko goto--
woSc do ewentualnej obrony przy
niesie trwafy pok6j. Tfumacza O..
nj to W ten sposob: og6lne evil
czenie wojskowe ME ma ma celu
utworzenia olbrzymiej stojacej
armii, celem jego jest przygoto-
wanie narodu do obrony W razie,
gdyby to pahstwo zostaio napad-
niete przez zaborczo5c innego.
Dlatego urzednicy tax W de-
partamencie wojny jako tez inni,
przypuszczaja, re konferencya
pokojowa ME sprzeciwi sic po--
wyzszym planom, owszem uzna-
je zaleci. Obecne prawo wyrna-
ga utrzymania sta{ego wojska W
liczbie 375,OOO ludzi. Ameryka
niewatp1iwie pozostawi pewna
czesc obecnej armii W Europie,
bez wzgledu ma to, czy pok6j be-
die zawarty czy ME.
Demobilizacya korpusu officer
skiego stanowi osobna kwestye,
mad kt6ra Department wojny o.
becnie pracuje. Pewnem jest, re
department. wojny bedzie sic
stara1 zatrzymac oficer6w, kt6rzy
okazali pierwszorzedne kwalifi--
kacye W wojskowosci. Dlatego
ME bardzo nastajo ma to, aby Off
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14
Z Blura AStsuruI0gIcznsgv.

Wsch6d sionea godzinie $50.
Zach6d slonca o godzinie 4:3O.
=
PogOda W Chicago 1 okolicy: Dzi-
siaj pOgOdnie, jutro .cOraz pochmur-
nieJ Temperature umiarkowana,
wiatr Iagodny, poiudnlowy.
=
Temperature dOby miniOnej: Nal
wyisza wczoraj o godzinie popO-
ludniu: 80 stOpni, najniisza GU
dznie Z rano: 80 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14

rece. Wyrzekam sic wszelklegc
-udzialu w administFacyi paistwa
Podobnie zwolnilem czionkoW
austryackiego rzadu z ich urze--
dow. Mech nar6d niemiecko-au-
stryacki dozna harmonii w no
wych warunkach. Szczescie mole
go ludu by}o moim celem Cd po.
czatku. Mojem najgoretszem
zyczeniem jest, ably wewnetrzny
pok6j zagoil rany tel wojny.
Karol.
Bazylea, II. list. - Byiy cesarz
Karol, cesarzowa Zyta opuscili z
rodzina Wiedeh o godzinie 9 tel
wiecz6r we wtorek i przybyli do
Eckardsau, Is mil ma wschod Cd
Wiednia, mad Dunajem, miedzy
Wiedniem a Preszburgiem.
Berno, IA. list. - Pisma buda-
pesztehskie opisuja ciekawa ce--
remonie, podczas ktorej arcyksia
ze austryacki J6zef syn jego
Jozef Franciszek z}ozyli przysie-
&c ma wegierska konstytucye ia
ko zwykli obywatele wegierscy
pod imieniem Habsburg6w. Ar
cyksiaze jego syn zrzekli sic
wszystkich przywilej6w.
Tryest, IA. list. - Pewnego ro-
dzaju anarchia wkradfa sic do
wszystkich okolic Austryi, przez
kt6re przechodza wojska powra--
cajace frontu wioskiego. zof-
nierze opuszczaja swoje szeregi
iqcza sic z tiumem, rabujac, pa
lac i dopuszczajac sic innych wy
brykow.
Donosza takze pisma wiedefi--
skie, re male pahstewko Liech--
tenstein. o 10000 mieszkanc6w,
po{ozone ma wschodniej granicy
Szwajcaryi, przeszio takze przez
ogieh rewolucyi. Ksiaze panujacy
opuSciG musiaf kraj, a miejsce je
go zajal DR.. Ritter, adwokat z
Innsbrucku.
MA ZACHODNIM FRONCIE.
Paryz, IA. list. - TAX w Belgii
jak W resztkach Francyi, zaje-
tych przez Niemc6w, ME widat
nigdzie wojsk niemieckich. Jak
daleko armie niemieckie cofneiy
sic dotychczas, niewiadomo. Pra-
wdopodobnie dotariy one do linii
Rruksela-Charleroi. Niema ich
wcale w okolicy Mons ami ma po-
}udnie Cd tego miasta.
Kwatera wojsk am, IA. list. -
Ma linii frontu amerykahskich
armii Niemc6w juz take niema.
w poniedzialek przychodzili set
Dokohczenie ma stroniey 6 =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14
wilhelm " HOIandyi - KronprynC ma
Froncie?-- Sad ma Winnych M
Abdykacyi KaroIa Austryackiego.
Ma zahudnim FrOnGis - StoIiCa CzaTnOgdTy VOL
ma cd NisprzyjaGieIa - FIOta AIiant6W pod Kon-
stantynOpoIsm - LOtniCy BIytyjsCy W Galaeie.
NNE TELEG II A MY.

zagrazaj2 juz -portowi@ @merskie-
mu Viborg, 72 mile ma poinocny
zachod cd Petrogradu. Rosyjscy
bolszewiki przyjeli Podobno pro-
gram wymordowania wszystkich
anty-bolszewickich przewodcow
w Europie. Prasa w Szwecyi, Ho-
landyi, Hiszpanii nawet w Nor
wegii jest ogromnie zaalarmowa-
ma szerzeniem sic bolszewizmu.
Francuscy socyaliSci zadaja, aby
rzady pod prawem wojennem
skonczyly sic natychmiast aby
odbyiy sic powszechne wybory,
poczem nalezaloby zabrac sic
czempredzej do zaiatwienia wielu
problem6w. wynikiych z politycz
nej ekonomicznej reorganizacyi
kraju. Bolszewicka partya nieza-
wis}ych socyalistow w Niemczech
jest ciagle jeszcze w mniejszoSci
wiekszoSc posiadaja socyalni de-
mokraci i socyalisci niezawiSli
nie-bolszewicy; ci opieraja sic
planom elementow bolszewickich.
We wszystkich edytoryalach pra-
sy londyhskiej dale sic odczuc
silna obawa, ably obecnych sto-
sunkow w Niemczech ME wywia
zaia sic sytuacya podobna do ro-
syjskiej ii. ably elementy bolszes-
wickie ME wziely gore mad inny-
mi wiecej umiarkowanymi. Cia--
sly brak dokiadniejszej informa-
cyl o stosunkach w Niemczech
ME pozwala ma uformowanie ia
kichs stanowczych pogladow W
krajach alianckich co do sposobu
postepowania z nowem panstwem
niemiecEiem. Wszyscy jednako.-
woz zgadzaja sic ma to, re Mem
cy musza bye W pierwszym re
die zaopatrzeni w zywnosc, je,
zeli juz ME innych to egoisty-
cznych wzgled6w, by mogli spia:
cic swe zobowiazania. Po drugie
rcwolucya gl6d W Niemczech
byIyby zbyt wieikiem niebezpie
czenstwem dla Aliantow samych,
gsodujace bowiem Niemcy prze-
obrazHyby sic szybko W Niemcy
bolszewickie, bolszewizm zas ME
mniej jest niebezpiecznym niz
militaryzm.
sYTUAcYA w NIEMCzEcH.
Bazylea, IA. list. - Depesza z
Berlina donosi, re wielki ksiaze
Wilhelm Ernest z Saxe-Weimar
abdykowa}, aby zapobiedz wybu-
chowi domowej wojny. Depesza
eodaje, re republikf ' ogloszono
take W Wuertembergii i Hesse
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, cZwartek, IA listopada
Sw. J6zafata.
Jutro, piatek, IS istopada: Sw
LeOpolda. -
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Dokohczenie ma stronicy 6 :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14

r6wi, re Wilhelm3 Hohenzolleril
przechadzal sic wczoraj wHtewa-
rzystwie oficerow, a pozniej od-
byi przejazdzke W automobile,
Ex-monarcha pogodzif sic najwi-
doczniej nowym swym losem.
Przybyi on W poniedzialek VIE
czorem do majetnoSci hrabiego
Won Bentick w prowincyi Utrecht
i osiad} w zamku. Jako powod IL
dania sic do Holandyi podaje
Wilhelm pragnienie ulatwienia
piracy dla nowego rzadu przez
swe usuniecie sic.
Haga, IA. list. - Byly niemie-
cki nastepca tronu przybyf wczo-
raj do Maastricht, mowi depesza
otrzymana tutaj, obalajac wiado.
mosci poprzednie Paryza i Lon
dynu, donoszace Smierci Fryde-
ryka Wilhelma.
Londyn, IA. list. - Rewolu-
cyjni zoInierze niemieccy ma gra-
nicy holandzkiej m6wia, re O.
trzymali surowy rozkaz zatrzy--
mania ex-cesarza Wilhelma ma
granicy holandzkiej. Stad wywia
za1a sic walka miedzy zwolenni--
kami cesarza a rewolucyonistani,
przyczem obie strony ostrzeliwa-
+: sic SLIME ogniem dzialowym.
Kopenhaga, IA. list. - Byiy
niemiecki nastepca tronu pozosta
je z wojskiem SVEN ma froncie,
donosi depesza polurzedowego
biura Wolffa w Berlinie.
Londyn, IA. list. - Brytyjskic
biuro dla spraw zagranicznycll
ME otrzymalo zadnego potwier--
dzenia pogfosek, jakoby Fryde--
ryk Wilhelm, by}y nastepca tro--
uu niemieckiego,. zostal zamordo-
wany, mowi Exchange Telegraph
Co.
WIADoMoscI z AUsTRY1.
Kopenhaga, IA. list. - Byly
cesarz austryacki Karol W ponie-
dzialek wyda} nastepujaca prokla
,uacye W sprawie swej abdykacyi
,,Od czasu mego wstapienia ma
tron staraiem sic usilnie i ME
przerwanie ocaliG mole narody
Cd tel straszliwej wojny. Me od-
wloklem przywrocenia praw kon-
stytucyjnych i otworzylem droge
dla narodu do rozwoju narodo-
wego. Pelen niezmiennej milosci
ola mych ludlow, ME bede stai ma
przeszkodzie moja osoba w ich
swobodnem rozwijaniu sic. Uzna
je decyzye niemieckiej Austryi W
kwestyi utworzenia osobnego pan
stwa. Narod wziai przez swych
Representative wiadzs W swoje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14
Prezydent zasiedzie ma KonfeTency Narod6w- --Roz'
porzadzenia Adminstracyi zywno$ei -StIayAme-
yki " Ludziach Wynosza 100000 PTohIbI-
cyon$ci Ponoszq K|eske " Minnesota
Aeropany P6jda ma usugl PoCzy - BudoWa Oket6W nIs
Ustanie - Cenzura PBm Wkr6ce ustanis - Nar6d
Domaga Sic UtWorzena Dnia uzwyciqstWa'.
lime Telegramy KrajOwe

cerowie w przysz}osci wnosilt
swe rezygnacye, owszem, odra--
dza takiego kroku. CT zas oficero.
vie, kt6rzy uwolnieni zostana cd
siuzby czynnej, tworzyc bedq
korpus rezerwy oficerskiej.
Mezczyzni miedzy Sc 45 ro-
klein zycia, ktorzy otrzymali
kwestyonaryusze, zwr6ca takowe
wydzialom poborowym bez wy
pelnienia. Mezczyzni ci raz ma
zawsze beda wykresleni listy
poborowc6w.
KWEsTYE PoKoJoWE.
Washington, IA. listopada. -
Tutejsi urzednicy i dyplomaci
twierdza, re zanim nastapi aktu-
alne zawieszenie broni, program
przyszfej konferencyi pokojowej
musi bye najpierw opracowany
r1iedzy Aliantani a Ameryka, "a
by p6zniej ME tracic darmo CA
su, oraz ably uniknac nieporozu--
mienia. PREF. Wilson przygoto--
wuje sic juz ma uczestnictwo W
tel konferencyi, o lie jakies ma
g1ace sprawy w pahstwie ME
wstrzymaja go, zasiedzie jake
przew6dca delegacyi pokojowej
amerykahskiej ma przysz}ej kon-
ferencyi pokojowej.
CO do porzadku spraw pokojo-
wych, program najPierw zajmie
sic sprawami pahstw zwyciezo-
nych, a wiec: Niemiec, Austryi,
Turcyi Bufgaryi. Sam program
dotyczacy Niemiec jest tax zawi-
klany, ze bedzie wymaga} wiele
czasu dyskusyi, Zanim dojdzie
sic do pewnego porzadku. zawie-
ra on bowiem kwestye wazne
jak: oddanie Albacyi i Lotaryngii
Francyi, odszkodowanie "a SPIT
stoszenia Francyi i Belgii, decy-
zya W sprawie floty niemieckiej,
oddanie pewnych terytoryow
pruskich Polsce wraz dostepem
do mora zafatwienie kwestyi
wzgledem kolonii niemieckich.
Kwestye dotyczace Austryi So
jeszcze trudniejsze. w granicach
tego pahstwa jest tyle narodowo-
Sci, kazda ma jakies w}asne as
piracye. Powstaja nowe niezale-
zne pahstwa jak Czechy j Jugo-
Siowianie; kwestya zatem granic
jest bardzo trudna. Do kwestyi
tycGI dodac nalezy Wiochy, kto-
re takze maja pewne zyczenia.
Albania, Serbia Czarnogr6a !
Rumunia r6wniez maia swoje po-
rachunki Austrya.
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 6 -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14
LOS EX-KAJZERA I MA
STEPCY TRONU.

Paryz, IA. list. - Kilku czfon--
k6w izby posl6w przedstawiio
rezolucye, domagajaca sic, ably
Rad wszedI W ukiady z rzadami
Aliant6w, celem utworzenia try
bunalu, ktoryby zasadzil bylych
wladcow, ktorzy odpowiedzialni
Sc "a wojne europejska. Ma mocy
tel rezolucyi zazadanoby wyda-
MIA tych wiadcow, W jakimkol--
wick krajuby sic znajdowal.
Londyn, IA. list. = Depesza
do Central News z Amsterdamu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-14

nowy Rad utworzono W Baden
pod prezydentura socyalfsty
Jeiss. "
Berno, IA. list. - Ksiaze Leo
pold Lippe-Detmold zrzeki sic
swego tronu, m6wi p6lurzedowe
biuro Wolffa Berlina.
Amsterdam, IA. list. - VIA
domosci Berlina Swiadcza o
tenn, re rewolucya W Niemczech
znajduje sic jeszcze W chaotycz-
nym stanie. Reichstag, ktory jest
siedziba obrad rady zoinierzy i
robotnikow, zamieniono w o.
bronny oboz. w korytarzach BIZ
wakuja czerwone gwardye, do
brze zorganizowane uzbrojone.
Me byio jednak wiekszych stare
miedzy czerwonemi gwardyami
a cywilnyrni; wa1ki zbrojne ogra-
niczyiy sic tylko do potyczek mic
dzy zoInierzami a oficerami, kto-
rych wspomagali kadeci i skauci.
Nowy Rad wytezyi wszystkie 81
}y, ably zorganizowac kraj i stoli-
&C pod wzgledem ekonomicznym
i spolecznym tutaj ME bylo "a
dnych wiekszych komplikacyi.
Niezawisli socyalisci w nowym
rzadzie zazadali przyaresztowa-
MIA admiraia Tirpitza, genera}a
Keima, admira}a Holtzendorffa i
innych, tudziez utworzenia try
bunalu, kt6ryby zasadzii osoby,
WHINE przedluzania wojny i pre-
szkadzania w usilowaniach poko-
jowych.
Kopenhaga, IA, list. - Telegra
my znalezione w palacu bylego
nastepcy tronu, wskazuja, re pla-
nowano wyslanie wojsk lojalnych
frontu do Ber1ina celem skru--
szenia rewolucyi. Move walki
zaszly w Berlinie w poniedziafek
gdy oficerowie wierni monarchii
rozpoczeli ogieh z mitraliez ma
rewolucyonist6w ma ulicy yUnter
den Linden"
LOS EX-KAJZERA I MA
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jDokohczenie ma STRONGLY 6 -
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01

feast, using blue cups and saucers and
eating bread and butter from little
blue plates.
"Me tell you a storyY asked the lit
tie Indian girl. Olive was delighted.
"'Please,' she said. And the little
Indian girl began:
My brudder, he very big man. He
tall and strong and plenty muscle he
has, She bent her arms to show what
she meant by muscle and she stood up
with her arms above her to show how
tall he was. He build q boat she
went on, "a red boat-a canoe-and he
take 1t along water so it never make
sound. He know how to paddle so
Never q sound!
we have river by our hut and he
keep the boat by the bank, tied to an
old tree. He takes US all out in it, but
what do you suppose he call that
boatY
"Olive couldn't guess She tried
many names she thought the boat
might he called but they were all
wrong. Tell me- she begged.
"'My brudder, he not call his boat
after great strong man, or after war
rior or hero, no he call boat after our
little baby brudder- what mudder call
the little wee one. He call his boat the
Papoose which mean an Indian baby
and he mean our baby. His boat which
can go out into the big waves and not
upset-which is so strong, like my
brudder-it is named the Papoose after
the baby Her eyes were dancing with
Joy but it was time for her to be off.
"She put her basket on top Of her
head and started off. will your fad
der bring you to see the big Papoose
and the little PapooseT she asked as
she left, and to olives great delight
her mother called out:
"'We will take you some time And
both little girls left each other smiling
and happy"
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
DADDlS SEVLNDN(
LARY TALL 02
THE PAPoosE.
81 NARY GRAHAlN.II. bonner J. 9 I'M

sTn a Quaint old city," said Daddy,
"Tndians come into town every Satur-
day morning with bright-colored bas-
kets and beaded moccasins. They make
these things and they make beaded
bags and purses and little ornaments.
"They drive oxen instead Of horses
and the oxen move so slowly as If they
did not care in the least if they ever
got anywhere at all!
'The Indian women, or SquaWS as
they are called, carry large baskets up
on their heads in which are the Things
they have to sell, smaller DasKets'
purses and mOccaSins.
sometimes, too, they bring into the
town flowers in the summer and IN the
autumn red berries-fOr they have a
little village of their own out in the
country. They are not wild at all ana
they would not dream of hurting any
one.
zone day little girl named Olive
was sitting in her room reading when
she heard the door bell ring: She went
downstairs and there was a little In
dian girl, not any older than herself.
"'Will the beautiful lady buy pretty
basketY asked the little Indian girl.
solve was so pleased! She was not
nearly big enough to be called lady,
for she was still very young, and she
knew quite well that she was not
beautiful at all. She had freckles and
a very big mouth, and she had only
little hair which was quite straight.
And she was tall for her age and much
too thin. But she had never been called
beautiful before and though she knew
the little Indian girl was quite wrong,
still she was delighted.
"'You are beautiful YOURSELF said
Olive. For the Indian girl had long
black hair and enormous dark eyes,
wonderful dark skin with quite good
deal of color.
"Me beautiful she asked. oh no,
me not beautiful at ALL
"They each thought the other beau
tiful because each was SO different.
solve bought some baskets for her
mother and little beaded purse for
herself and then she said to the little
Indian girl:
"'Won't you have some cocoa with
meY The little Indian girl nodded her
head and said: Me like goodiesp
$50 Olive and the little Indian girl
went into Olives room and had fine
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
sLAVs THREATEN RUMANiA.
Only Eight British Merchantmen Sunk
by U-Boats Past Week.

Petrograd, Jan. 1.-THE Bolsheviki
issued an ultimatum to Rumania de-
manding the return of prisoners. War
Is threatened as an alternative.
The peace by agreement section of
the German populace and some of the
newspapers continue their expressions
Of dissatisfaction with the ambitious
of the pane -Germanists and the terms
that have been advanced by the Ger
man delegates at Brest-Litovsk as the
basis for peace An understanding
has been reached between the polit-
ical and military parties in Germany
on the basis of the Russian program
of no annexations in the east. and
leaving to Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg, in case of German victory. the
liberty of dealing with possible an
nexations in the west.
Except in the Italian theater the
military activities still are confined to
small affairs carried out by raiding
parties on various sectors. There is
considerable aerial activity on the
Italian front.
Only eight British merchantmen
were sunk by U-boats last week.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
important "a Mo,h..
Messengers of Death

There are about 200 seDar
distinct kinds of shells fired HI
man guns, and each and even
them has been given at least d
name by the TOmmieS, acCr
London Tit-Bits. Some Of he
been given several.
The biggest kind of high d
shells, for instance, are ht
differently as DIRTY Dicks
JOhnsons." "Coal Boxes"
Potts." "Crumps," "Black Pei
"Whistling Willies."
The smaller kind are "Ba
rias" and "WOOlly Bears" ac@
whether the smoke they enI
bursting is black, or white viii
lOwish tinge.
High explosive shrapnel and
mortar shells are respectively
bangs" and ''pip-SQueakS," t1
habit Of giving only those wan
their approach. Archibald
aircraft shells. Ordinary
prOjectileS are Little Willl@'
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
Strictly AcnnrAi.

IL
Mr.. J. j. Hissey, in his S n \
Road to the Inn" tells b' "
story: A'
= A parsOn was quietly ....
study when one of his mo-, 'a
toner's was shown In to him.
n baby.
"Parson," he says, "as tAo,
must give you one-teDth ~ :
duce, here's my tenth cbilds
out another word the man i
baby on the astonisbed no,p,
and departed.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
RIaamx New charae in sIaoker c.

Colorado Springs.-Another CHAPTER
In the matrimonial adventures of Nor
man A. Lorimer, alleged Stacker, was
written when he was arrested bv the
sheriff's office on an information filed
by the district attorneys office charg-
Ing him with marrying another mans
wife Another information charging
Lucy May Hazen. the women he mar
ried Nov. 25, 1917, with bigamy, was
filed by the district attorneys office.
and she waB taken into custody and
placed in the county jail.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
Better Than No Work.

1t is better to be overworked than
to have no work. When you feel In
clined to complain because your task
is so heavy, just remember how i'm
measurably better off you are than
those who have no occupation in life
but to kill time.-Girl's Companion.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, - .,,cn

It Is great accomplishment to learn
to laugh at the joke that is on your
self-the blunder that seems funny to
other people and would be amusing to
you if another had made it.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
A Girls Denial.

MARY, Johnny tells me d
he went into the dining room
he saw Mr.. Bliff with his am
your waist"
"What a story, mamma!
gas was out"
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
Wyoming Governors Son Drowned.

Cheyenne-A telegram from Fort
Collins stated that Christy Houx, son
of Gov. Frank Houx, had been drowned
in an accident there. Governor Houx
is in Washington, and was immediate
ly notified.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
River Backs up; 300 EIee Homes.

Bozeman, Mont.-Three hundred
people, comprising the entire popula-
tion of the town of Trident, were
driven from their homes when the wa
tiers of the Missouri river were backed
up by huge ice gorge just below the
town.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
ACCOUNTING fnr 4.

"What makes the old tpn
there such a croker% HE hi
had a frog in his throat
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01

In the game of life a gOOo
pends on a good deal.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01

"Jane, is my wife going OUf
sir" "DO you know if | aA
with her?"
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
Piles Cured ip6toiIn

Druggists refund money IL PA20 0ISN, N.Y.
TO cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding Or EpISl pSlal
First application gives relief. He WV
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01

Washington, Jan. IA sweeping
governmental order almost completely
stopping the wheels of industry east
of the Mississippi river for five-day
period, beginning Friday morning,
Jan. Is, was issued by Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield at the direction of the
President. Every factory and work
shop, from the gigantic steel plants to
the crossroads blacksmith will be re-
quired to shut down completely for
the five-day period. The only excep-
ton made is that manufacturers Of
perishable food or food for immediate
consumption" may continue in opera
ton
In addition to the five-day holiday
period, beginning Friday and continu-
ing over next Tuesday, there will be
a similar holiday every Monday up to
and including March 25.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-02-01
DELEGATION FROM EVERY CRAFT
IN INDUSTRY TO PROPOSE
PLAN TO PRESIDENT.
GARFIELD'S COAL ORDER
DRASTIC EDICT ISSUED IN At
TEMPT TO RELIEVE NATIONAL
COAL SHORTAGE.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Chicago, Jan. 17-The immediate
taking over of all the packing plants
in the United States will be urged
upon President Wilson by delegation
representing every craft in the indus
try and headed by John Fitzpatrick,
president of the Chicago Federation
of Labor, which departed for Washing
ton.
A statement issued by representa-
tives of the employees said:
1.-The organized packers of the coun-
try have refused to meet us or to CO.
operate with us in any manner in this
great world crisis. They have brazen-
ly repudiated the solemn agreement
entered into between the President
and ourselves through his mediation
commission upon last Christmas morn
ing.
"The packing industry is the most
vital and important one in the nation.
To permit this industry during the
progress of a world war to remain in
the private hands of a very few men
would not only be ridiculous from the
standpoint of governmental policy,
but highly dangerous to the cause OF
civilization and world democracy for
which we are struggling"
The workers propose to President
Wilson that in case the plants are
taken over they will enlist as the first
members of Americas industrial army
and will guarantee the government
full-handed equipment for every pack
ing plant in the United States. They
also propose to leave all conditions of
employment and wages to the govern
ment.