davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
I Dankistu WezoTajszsgo v hOtelu La Sale.
Rsusnmtans rs aruddW oddaja hold SztantaroWi Amsyki.
PoIska Ileznis byla TeprszentoWana.

PO lOohu 20 W SO ICG IldJUdI
dziej oklaskiwali W{osi. Ma wo-
ianie Polakow ably Spiewaf te1
po polsku p. Wronski, nadpro,
gramowo zaSpiewai ku .ogolnej
satysfakcyi wszystkich - ,,Jak
poszedf Stach ma wojne." Oklas-
kom teraz konca ME byio, praw-
do, trafif p. Wronski do serc
wszystkich Polak6w ma sail.
Sedzia naczelny Harry Olson
p~rzemowieniem SVEN wzbudzil
wiekszy patryotyzm u obecnych
wyk}adajac dawne dzieje Szwe-
dow a konczac ma streszczonej
history Ameryki; PAM Roza L.
Cannon odSpiewafa Battle
Hymn swej kompozycyi, po-
czem z przem6wieniem wystapi}
przedstawiciel Grekow chicago
skich, p. Piotr S. Lambros.
Personal---very., ma nastepne-
go mowce powoiai przedstawi--
ciela prezydenta Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. Woodrow Wilsona, p.
cambridge Colby. Zebrani pow
stajac z siedzen p~rzywitali 60
niemilknacemi oklaskami. Jake
reprezentant najwyzszego urze-
dnika kraju, ti6maczy{ on zebra
nym eel wojny i jej skutki W ra-
zie wygrania jak i tez skutki
przegrania przez Ameryke i jej
Aliantow wojny obecnej z mill
taryzmem szwabskim. Move p.
Colby przerywano czesto oklaska
mi a ma w~spomnienie prezyden-
ia Wilsona zrywaiy sic take bu-
RE oklask6w il zdawa}o sic IL
nigdy i'm ME bedzie konca. Ma
wo}ywaf p. Colby wszystkich do
wspofdzia}ania re rzadem tutej-
Sym w oszczedzaniu zywnoSci,
" pomaganiu w przygotowa-
mach wojennych, etc., a w kon-
Gu odczyta} telegram jaki otrzy-
mai cd Prezydenta Woodrow
Wilsona. Telegram ten, dosiow-
ME podajemy ponizej. Brzmi on
tax:
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington, Feb. 5. 1918.
Hon. cambridge Colby,
Hotel LaSalle, Chicago, Ill. =
May I not sent to this I'M
usual meeting my warmest
greetings and express the
deep satisfaction it gives me
that men of all nationalities
and representing so many of
the great peoples of the world
should come together to give
expression to their loyalty to
America and the ideals which
she represents, and to their
resolve to support the pre-
Sent administration in the
use of the influence and po-
wei of the nation?
WILSON.
Marsylianke odSpiewai p. Ia,
Wronski; zebrani Francu-
ri Spiewali wraz z p. Wronsklm
a oklaskom ME by1o konca.
Pan Smulski, ma zakonczenie,
powo}a{ p. V. A., Geringera do
odczytania rezolucyi, ktora tez
jednog}osnie przyjeto i uradzo-
no wys}ac kopie tejze Prezyden-
towi Woodrow Wilsonowi, cz}on-
kom jego gabinetu. Senatorom i
Representation w Waszyngto--
ME. Ma tenn z~akonczyfa sic wczo-
rajsza manifestacya siedmdzie--
pieciu narodow. Ma wez--
wanie p. Smulskiego wydali ze-
brani okrzyk ma Geese Ameryki
Long Live America" - kazdy
W swoim jezyku. Byla juz p6zna
gdy zebrani rozchodzic sic
poczeli do domow swoich pokrze-
pieni ma duchu, r~ozumiejac te-
raz wainosG chwili obecnej, go
towi poSwiecic nawet j zycie ably
tylko choG W czeSci przyczynic
sic do pokonania wroga wszyst--
kich narodow, szwaba i jego xii
ka kaizerowska militarna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

N:epewna pogoda dis wieczorem
i W piatek;. prawdopodobnie deszcz'
dub snieg. Umiarkowany swiezy po-
ludniowo-wschodni wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

EsnIm u1ass aIe DO porade 90 ndwo.
kAta. przsjrzyj liste polskich prawni.
kow n szpaltach DZIENNIkA CHI.
CAGOSKiE0:.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
Re STANISLAWOWA.

PROXY ch6ru koscio}a dolnego
sw. Stanislawa Kostki dzisiaj ola
wazhych przyczyn ME bedzie. Jo-
zef Golubski, ~dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

Kto ehce czytae raJlePsze Co
izienne pismo polskie. meet sic
rds do pana F M. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta nj Duncan i oko
lice i zaabonuje sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
Z Biura MstserelogIcznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature wynosila 0 stopni,
najnizsza 10 stopni nizej zera. Nor
malna temperature W tym dniu wy
nosi 2S stopni; niedobor temperate
ry W tym roku 3s2 stopni.
Wsch6d slohca o godz. 6 min. So.
Zach6d slonca o godz. 5 min. 10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

Praw;s kstd. ieKarl poISki sfais -
,,a Sza W 1odziny ofisowe ma sxpA'
taeh pZiEENIKA CHlCAECSklEoo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

16 CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILL
Sala parafialna Il i Portland av.
S. Wr6blewski, TelefOn Chicago
Heights $50.
II LASALLE, PERU, DEPUE, D.
GLESBY: -
sol st. Marks FL, Peru, iii.
August Turczyn. sierIaDt.
Is KENOSHA, WIS: -
500 Pearl st.
WI. Godlews,:i. sieriant. Tclefon
kenOsha. 1882.
10 JOLIET. ILL.,:
5. Wiosinski. sieriant.
500 n. Chicago st.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

Sprzedajemy teraz szyfkarty z
Rosy do Ameryki. okret wye
die z Wiadywostoku. Me eze-
kajcie leez zgloscie sic zaraz.
BANK PoLSKI WE
STERN TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK, 1901 Milwaukee ave-, rog
Division ulicy. ,,Biafy Naroznik."
(Ogi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
REPUBLICANSKA oRGANIzACIJA MED HR.
VATI.
Chicago. Ill.

Med chikaskimi lirvati sc je zadnii torek u
Stanovila organizacija Hrvatskog Republikanskog
Cdruzenja. Zanimanje "a to gibanje je bilo med
tukajsnjim hrvaskim ljudstvom ze davno 1.-Two, to-
da razne tezave SO delale tako napoto, Ola nj priSlo
pref do organizacije. V torek je nekoliko napred-
nh Judi sklicaio shod V Narodno Dvorano, Xxi ie
bill dobro obiskan in ma vabilo :sklicateljev je pri-
sci Etbin kristan, ter je V daljsem govoru razlo-
I'll Jugoslovansko vprasanje, NIGGA vsebino in po-
men in demokratieni nacin NIGGA '~resitve.
Nekateri ljudje, XII he delajo nikdar zgage mo-
narhistom, pa Sc imenujejo radikalce, so prisli ma
shod z edinim namenom, da bi motili zborovanie in
ga sprawl o nered, &c bi sc dalo. Ma Nth vpra-
sanja je govornik odgovarjal, ali to Jim nj zado-
stovaIo, pa so mislili tako dolgo ponavljati vpra-
SANTA, da bi postal shod dolgocasen in Sc sam cd
sebe %razpadel. Tia namen sc nj posrecil, ker je pred
sednik prekinil vprasanja, Xxi MISC spadala ma
dnevni red. Y la ljSem govoru je tudi sodrug Ko-
kotovlc poucil radIkalne ~zgagarje, da Sc postav-
lJaJo proti vsem socialistom V start domovini, XII sc
odlocnO in pozrtvovalno ~boiujeio "a pravi6no re-
sitcv jugoslovanskega vpraSanja.
Po zakljuGku shoda sc je okrog 80 clanov vpi-
salo V organizacijo, Xxi pomeni zatetek aktivnega
della med chicaskimi Hrvati. Neliko zanimanje "a
stvar Je porOk, da ne ostane pri zacethu, ampak
pojde svojo pot do ella. Tezave so imeli izprva tu-
iii Slovenci, ali kakor so Jill oni premagali, Jill bo-
do tudi Hrvati. SpoZnava Sc lahkO, da sc Slovensko
RepublicanskO Zdruzenje kmalu razSiri V splosno
jugoslOvansko organizaciio, XII DO dovoli mocha
"a demokratiGno delo.
Morda Sc DO re ma konvenciji S. R.. T.. lahko
kaj dolocenega ukrenilo V tenn Oziru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

Ia nacin &c mnogokrat prevarano, cato lie bilo ire
ba med MIN pridobiti v prvi vrsti zaupanje nasi
organlzaciJi. V Kansasu je V TEN oziru sedaj lozic.
kajti to so sedaj re vsi lahko spoznali, kai. lie Slo-
vensko republitansko zdruzenje, kako DELUXE i'm
IA kaJ DELUXE. V zacetku je bilo treba mast vedno
pripovedovati in tolmaciti namene in scilje nase
organizacije. Drzali snfb Sc stalisca, da. nam BIO
vsak prispevek dobro dosel, in ko Sc je torganiza-
ella ma ia nacin bolj in bolt trjevala, so postajali
tudi p~rispevki vecji in Glanstvo je rastlo. Ljudie
so prispevali IL prepriGanja, in takih imamo vedno
wee. 70 mnogih kraJih Je treba Sc sedaj agitacije,
ce sc hoee dobiti kakSen prispevek, ker ljudje, po-
sebno tisti, XII zancmarjaiO titanje listov, Sc sedaj
he vedo, zakaj da gre. prirejali so zborovania. ka-
kor sem re pref omenil. ljudje so Sc Jill udelezevali
III spoznavali namene i'll potrebo naSe organizaciic.
TO Je bila "a naSe razmere $ taktiGnega stalisGa
n~aJbolJsa pot "a propaganda SRI. Pojdite danes
V okrozje nase ukraine organizacije, pa boste spo-
mali, kako perfektno smo organizirani. SpoZnali
boste tudi, da ie navduSenje tukaisnjih Slovencev
IA SRI. toliko, da nj treba veGjega.
Npeljati pa BIO treba prakti6nejSi poslovni 81
stem IA lokalne organizacije, katerega BIO morala
izdelati konvencija.
Ma konferenGnem zborovaniu ma Brouyhtonu
dine %. augusta so bill ma zborovalnem prostoru
navzoti tudi vsi uradniki alleghenskega okraja
allegheny ounty), kjer so obdrzali svoje govore
in kjer so Sc imeli priliko blize seznaniti Z nasim
SHodHJVm III y 'hJi hdSc orSdhlIdclJe. \SaKemu IL
med njih smo dali Ell iztis lista Slovenian Re-
view, XII so ga Gitali z zanimaniem V hladni senci
i'll Sc o MEM pray laskavo izrazali. " svojih 60
worth so mas naydusevali, mai nadaljuiemo y IA.
pocetim delom i'll povdarjali potrebo odpraviti vse
cesarJe In kralle, katere maj nadOmestijo pooblaS-
eenci ljudstev, XII mai izvrsujejo zakone, katere bo.
do sprejemale ljudske zbornice. Njihovi govori nj.
so bill pray mic razveseljivi "a jugoslovanske mo-
narhiste. &c ne veriamejo mojemu p%oro6ilu, Jim
lahko preskrbimo dokaze.
rSklenjeno je bio, da Sc prihodnja konferenG-
ma seja vrsi 4. nedeljo V oktobru V Pittsburghu.
PittsburSki rojaki SO obljubili prcskrbeti zboro-
valni prOstor in druge potrebne stvari. konferenco
bono z%akljucili Z velikim shodom, ma katerega
smo povabili kot govornika brata Frank kerzeta.
John TerGelj, tajnik okrajne org. SRI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

Vstal je lapel 81 je suknjo in je vel klo-
bulk.
Hotel sem samo videti," je govoril nitro in
~JaclJaJe, "samo videti sem hotel, &C bi bilo mo-
goce, da bi s tabo da bi $ tabo ~uvazeval prakti-
enc razmere. Morda Sc DO dalo napraviti. Nocoj
tie nisem vpraSal o l~jubezni, o vseh teh lepih re-
ceh; pozneje, Matilda, pozneje. Zdaj sem, glej,
precej slabo oblecen in tudi druge prakticne raz-
mere ne bilo hi praktiGno, da hi zdaj govoril
o %ljubezni. Pozdravi teto! kje pa je teta? No.,
Bog $ tabo!"
"Tako Sc poslavljas2"
Tedaj pa je padel Stefanu Poliancu klobuk
IL roke. stopil je k Mi, da sam nj vedel kako,
III 10 je poljubljal $ pekocimi ustnicami.
ko je Intel pc temni ulici v noe, Sc ie bill $
pestjo pc celu.
"Kaj nj mogoce ubezati?"
' svitu svetilke je. rafedal svojo senco ma
zldu in zdelo sc mu ie, dA ie svignil mimo gospod
Valentin in da Sc je pritajen z~asmejal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
Poslednji dnevi Stefana Poljanca.

"Povej: ali zaslediS kako podobnost med
nama' Poglej natanko: ma obrazu, v pogledu V
glasu?"
"Cemu vse TO? Mislila sem, da 81 blag
clovek."
"Boga mi, da nisem blag @lovek' - Ampak
&c govorihi po pravic;, TT i IA nova manira
&c precej utrudila, Preblizu so Sc spomini in tudi
II 81 sc preblizu mojim Deem in mojemu srcu.
Zacel sem pray poStenO u~vazevati tiste razmere
in kadar Sc malo privadim, pojde brez velikih
tezav. Ia zdaj pa mi dovoli, da 81 malo odpoci-
Jem. Lepa 81, Matilda!'
Zalost JIG bila ma njenem obrazu gledala ie
mani S ~socutjem ill strahom.
"Glej, Stefan sam 81 vedel, da sem tie imela
zmirom rada. Zakaj nisi pref prisel? Mic mi nisi
bill blizji kakor JAZZ tebi in ii sam 81 bill, XII 81
pmotil mole oci. Moiega srca nisi zmotil."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

I'm vendar so bile %objokane tvoje oci."
"Zakaj j stisne roko, kadar gre mimoq Za-
kaj me je prosil odpuSGanja $ solznim gIasom
in zakaj je pokazal, da ie slab igralec? Moiega
srca nj ranil, nj mu treba odpuscanja!"
"ln spet so solznc tvojc oGi!"
"Lahko mi j; wee je vcscIja V teh solzah
nego bridkosti.'
'Sedi h klavirju, Matilda, in zaigrai!'
IrplJenJe Je trepetaIo V njcgovcm glasu.
Matilda je igrala. On jc slonel ma zofi in ie
|atisnll oci; Bog vedi, &c JIG SliSaI pesem. Zvoki
so utihniIi in vzdramil sc ie.
"Dalec je Sc, dalec, Matilda - Preblizu ie
Sc preteklost in ii 81 Sc prevec podobna tisti, XII
so 10 ljubili poetic. Boil pridno Sc moran uciti :
2acetek nj bill slab, ampak takoi so me zmotili
spomIni. kadar pridem k tebi, ne odkleni nikoli
wee klavirja.".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
REPUBLICANSKo ZDRUzENJE MED
HRVATT.
Ambridge, Pa.

ldeja jugoslovanske federativne r~epublike nj
ma pristasev samo med Slovenci, nego tudi med
Hrvati in Srbi. Ell veGkrat Smo imeli priliko Gita;i
%porocila o shodih in manifestacijah "a jugoslov.
federativno -republiko, pri katerih so sodelovali
tudi Hrvati in Srbi. Ustanovljenih je re par udru-
zenj i'll V Detroitu. Mich. Sc je ustanovilo Hrvat-
sko-Srpsko Republikansko Udruzenje. Poleg tega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10

Cudno je, kako brcz tczavc, brcz t~rpljcnja
SC razvijajo nekateri ljudjc. Goscnica Sc zabu-
ba, zaspi, in spomladi i%zfrfota metuli. Nckateri
Sc niti ne zabubajo ne. PoznaI sem cloveka, dru-
GAGE zelo poStenega clovcka, XII je bill lani Sc
revolucionar in ie strelia V zyczdc, lctos pa JIG 70
ugleden rodoljub. In ma zunanje Sc nj mic izpre-
menil, samo nekoliko zredil Sc i. NpraSal sem
ga, &c ga ie razviianje kaj boIelo, pa jc rekel, da
mic. Seveda ne, gosenica je posenica. Nekdo dru-
ri je bill lani Sc tako "modcren,' da me ie bio
strah zanj; cello PreSerna JIG V ME deval in Gre.
gor6iGa hi Sc postrani ne bill pogledal. Letos ie
dramatiziral Ciglerjeve poveSti, ozenil Sc je in
Zupancica Sc na cesti lie pozdravi. DALEY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
IL ZAPADNE PENNSYLVANIA.
Lawrence, Pa.

Dan %. augusta ne pojde nitro IL spomina Slo-
vencem, XII so Sc udclezili vi. rednega konferenG-
mega zborovanja ukraine organizacije Slovenske-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
Y

Stefan Polianec JIG bill hudo v|zburicn, mcStal-
ne, bezne so bile njegove misli, ncstalnoSt, bez-
most, nepokojno iskanje je razodeval njegov o.
braz, so razodevali ~njegovi koraki, zmirom hite-
ii, nikamor namerjeni.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

September 25 that he accepted four
points in President wilson's speech Of
January s. The fourth Of these points
was the removal so far as possible Of
all economic barriers and the estab-
lishment Of trade conditions among the
nations associating themselves for its
maintenance OF course, Germany favors
free trade after the war. 1t Is about
the only hope they have Of rehabilitat
ing themselves in the world. declared
Representative Luther W. Mott Of New
York. in statement today.
Our workmen now receiving the high
est wages ever paid labor in the history
of the world don't like the Wilson-Hert
ling idea Of free trade. They know
that with it after the war this country
would be flooded with German cheaI
goods which would Try to drive The
American made products out Of the
market.
"But the president and the Democratic
party are committed to free trade. and
the only hope of the workingmen is in
the election Of Republican congress
IT, as seems very likely. the war will
end in the life Of the next congress.
NO need Of protection now. some
workingmcn say, knowing that the wal
Ia acting as protective tariff to protect
our Industries which in times Of peace
with the Underwood tariff in effect
would have TO meet the competition OF
the cheap labor of Europe and Asia
~ Republican congress can save Us
from free trade. 1t might not be able
10, pass a tariff act which would not
be vetoed by the president. But Re-
publican senate could keep the prcsi'
dent and the state department from en-
acting any treaties which embodied this
free trade principle, as treaties must
be ratified by the senate.
THE danger is real. The war may
come to q sudden end at any time from
an unexpected collapse OF the German
forces. and then We shall have to look
out or free trade will be forced upon
us. a Republican congress is needed
. TO safeguard present wages and pros
pcrity."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
I Blame the Woman
Who Lets a Man Drink,
Says Druggist Brown

the brink Of drunkard's grave. and for
10 years kept her secret. She saved him
from drinkErescued him from his own
depraved, bcsotted self by giving him ia :
secret remedy. the formula OK an oId
and to help other Victims out Of the
murk and miro he has made the formula
public.
Druggists everywhere dispense It daily
as Prepared Tescum Powders. put up IN
doses Get it Of your own druggist and
drop a powder twice day In tea, coffee.
milk or other drink. Soon liquor does
not taste the same. tho craving FOR II
disappears and 10. one more drunkard
has been saved and knows not when or
why he lost his taste for drink.
Waxing Sot.: Te<clm should DO given only where
Il Is desirable 70 destroy all tars for acohol and Al:
pleasure In i.s use. Those who encourage moderate
drinking should not giro It until ths so-called mod
es.ts dhnker reaches tho danger ns rpos. q th:u
do In tine D-uSnn Brown has such conndnes In
TsScua Powders thIt hs personally Tuarsntco Hsuts
OF 10 viii refund c1t Of his own pocket - price
ehIrssd By lhe dispens!nr dsuxrn. Il Is sold In
wheeling - the John Coleman Co.. C q. Grsst
Co.. and Jsther drusttna-AdI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
Stops Stomach
DistressR Right Off
inexpensive, Home AIDE, oId-Fash-
Toned, but Just Try 1t. Re-
suits Arc Wonderful.

No matter how severe or stubborn q
case Of indigestion. gas. bclchins, bloat-
ing. vomiting, heart palPitation, ncrV-
BUSINESS and pains after eating you may
have, or what has failed to benefit you,
Just try. this old homo remedy and
watch the result.
Simply get two ounces OF concentra-
ted LIQUID Marlis (aromat!cl rs cents
worth. at any drug store or by mail
from The Marlix Co.. Fort Wayne. Ind
Dilute the MarllX with double the guam
tity Of pure water, then take tea
spoonful before each meal.
Just see how quickly you feel bless!
ed relief. See how quickly you set back
a good, healthy Appetite; how your
stomach is strengthened; how perfect
your digestion becomes and how tho
distress you usually suffer disappears.
Make the test; you take no chances. 1t
must benefit you moro than any
thing you ever used or 1t costs you
nothing. Get 1t now and try 1t be-
fore your next meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10

IN the Thursday casualty Lists, two
Of tho army and ono Of tho marines,
there are seven West Vtrgin1ans and
twenty ohtoaas, az follows:
WEST VIRGINIA.
Mark Reed, Slower, killed
Joshua Slomaker, Di1lousrun, died Of
disease. q
Lester Mack, Signan, wounded
Okay Y. Hamhrick, B1uejay, missing.
James. r. Steffel, Charleston (naI-
tner), killed In action.
Cecil Malnix, Canaan, wounded
Earland Patterson, Sp Tin g O.
wounded. -
John XywasE, Toledo, killed.
David Westland, Akron, xl1ed-
Charles Stonestreet, Jr- Columbus
Jeter vaaenH, Youngstown, died from
F. 4. Hess. Cleveland, died from
=. J. Lynch, L. rus, died OF disease.
Prom Esenhnth, East Liverpool. died
Of dtseSSe-
:. Albert wyermAa, Duneaasvnle' died
Joe Marctano, Canton, wounded.
otto Schultz, Cleveland, wounded.
Charles D. MeCo1by, North Lew1sbur4,
wounded (rnAriner..
James z. MeCleary. Columbus, on
duty; previously reported missing trn1-
Cnar1es o,Maley, Cleveland, wounded
John Eehenwiler, Beaver Dana'
John H. Muholen- Napoleon
James Morgan, si1vaa, wounded
william Przybys1, Toledo, wounded.
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Cardinal Mercier Of Belgium. expressing
his admiration Of 1.-The powerful. assist
ance" given by this country to the al
lied armies. was brought here today by
Paul Vandenden. director OF the Bel
gian Official information service, with
headquarters at Washington.
The letter. written at Malines. within
the German lines. also voices the pre-
late's appreciation of American contri-
buttons to Belgian charities. The mes
sage follows. 500.
Il wish I were able to express ade-
quately to great hearted America the
great admiration I feel for tho power
full assistance which she brings to our
armies and for the extraordinary cour-
age Of her soldiers I also desire TO
thank them day by day for their charit-
able and humane assistance. This young
nation. so vigorous Of heart and OF
hand, is wonderful.
II wish for my own part to express
to the contributors to Belgian charities
my deep appreciation Of their assistance
I pray that the Lord may reward them
! for their Jealous work"
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n Y.
| Leutcnants-
| Clarence J. Bull. Manaroncck. n. Y.
| oliver y. Cunningham. Chicago, Ill.
Robert Howard Gamble, harcrtord,
Pa.
Joel H. McClendon. Farmers Branch,
| Tex.
William {. Stevenson. Mt. Pleasant.
| Pa.
Privates-
| Antonio Battaglio, Cleveland. o.
| frank l.. McTlEhr. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Died From wounds ReceiVed IN Action
| Lieutenant Arthur Z. Mcdonald,
| ThomaSton, Pa.
| rPiyutcS-
! Antonio Andruskiewcz. New kensinS-
ton, Pa.
/ Elmer L. Krohl, Philadelphia, Pa
| Died in Acroplaue Accident.
Lieutenant DAVID /. lteynolds. East
DIED From Accident and Other Causes.
! Lieutenant Alfred \. 'Cr,nc. Newton
! wounded Severely In Action
Sergeant Francis j. Eaiis. Fitisourgh,
, Pa.
FREDERICK Allen, Wilkes Barre. Pa.
| Gerald ERODE. Cumberland, Nd.
/ Edwin ". Williams, Huntington, Pa
Harry William Wilson. Custer CAty'
Musician Paul Aloysious Putt, Leba-
non, Pa ,,:,.,
, phia. Pa
! Er,lnk V. Mchaftcy, Germantown. Pa
! Cecil Nulntx, Canaan, w. Va.
| RAYMOND Maggie. AmSbry, Pa.
Charles Leo O'Mauey, Cleveland, o.
/ Louis A. Paradise. W Transport, la.
! Joe PrislaS, NaZa Pa.
! John Herman Eckenw1er, Beaver
I Dam, o. ~
walter +. Ferry. Norristown. Pa
/ Albert l.. tiaiiucy, Baltimore. MI.
Ralph l.. Gochcnaur, Lancas1ef
county, Pa, ,..., po
! Prcssie Marvin Hooks. kitLannins, "a
| Floyd Krcpps. huntingdon. Ia.
| John Il. M1llnoleu, Napoleon, o.
James III. Morgan, SLOAN, ..
! Ernest Noble, ninGSton, Ia.
| lanes Parr, Baltimore. Md.
! IIarold Robert Patterson, SprtnSunle,
W. Va.
Joe Aspinall, BalnMl1, o.
! Harry H.. Best. Harrisburg. Ia.
walter J. butcher, Canton, o.
Roy NJ. Eldridgr, WllkinsourS, ia.
| Prvates- ,,,, Do
JaSpor c. Eouck, Earlsboro, o.
| Joseph Matunls. Purtvue, Ia. :.