davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
SPRAWA TRANSPARENCY M|EJSK|EJ.
TrH$G i zRaczenie noWegO OrdynanSu.

4. Dzieki ulepszonej komunika
cyl ma kolejach g6rnych zaoszcze-
die bedzie MONA ma czasie cd
20 procent do 40 procent, a ma
kombinacyi kolei gornych Z kole-
jami ulicznemi Cd so do 80 pro-
Znaczy to, re we wielu wy
padkach bedzie MONA diuzsze
dystanse odbyc w poiowie czasu,
.jaki jest potrzebny obecnie ma
dystanse take. Zamiast cd
) do Is mil ma godzine, bedzie
MONA podr6zowac cd 20 do 40
mil ma godzine.
5. Zaprowadzony bedzie pow
szechny system przesiadywania
sic "a ,,transferami''. Bedzie
przeszlo 100 takich punkt6w,
gdzie bedzie MONA sic przesia--
dywac z kolei ulicznych do kolei
gornych, albo tez z kolei ulicz--
nych do kolei podziemnych. Procz
tych 1icznych punkt6w, gdzie Ii
ME beda sic pr~zecinaly, beda TAX
re giowne stacye ma przesiady-
wanna sic ma gl6wnych ~krzyz6w-
kach, gdzie zaprowadzone bedq
wszelkie udogodnienia ola wygo-
dy ,publicznosci.
6. Przeprowadzona bedzie LIMA
czterotorowa Cd III. 63ej ma po-
iudnie do Wilson ave. ma p0lno-
cy ma odlegioSc Is mil. z tychze
tor6w diva beda przeprowadzone
wschodnia strona Sr6dmieScia
(,loop") koleja podziemna pod
III. State cd III. 22ej do Chicago
ave-, a diva ~pozostale tory beda
przeprowadzone zachodnia stro--
ma SrodmieScia ponad III. Wells
do III. Polk, a stamtad do poia--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
Rady i wskaz6wki, jak
sic strzedz i~nfluenzy.
z Blur Departmental Zdrowia
miasta Chicago.

Wobec epiedmii influenzy W
calym kraju zamkniecie tea
tr6w i lokalow publicznych by1o
koniecznoScia - niezbedna w
piracy okofo zwalczania owej cho'
roby: 1udzie wiecej siedza pc do
mach, mniej sic narazaja ma "a
ziebienia, ida wczesniej ma spo--
czynek, a tenn wszystkiem szcze
dza sill i zyja zdrowiej.
Czlowiek si~lniejszy ma zawsze
o wiele wiecej szans wygrania W
walce Z choroba, gdyby ia nan
przyszla; dlategd wlasnie nalezy
Eye s%pokojnie, umiarkowanie,
szczedziG sill, wypoczywat, ME
przejadaG sic, ME naduzywac al
koholu i jak najwiecej zazywac
swiezego powietrza.
Powietrze fswiat}o sloneczne-
to najlepsze Boze Diary, to najle-
psze Srodki przeciw wszelkim
chorobom. Me zamykajcie wiec
dom6w waszych pred dostepem
powietrza i Swiatla, otwierajcie
okna, podnoscie story i rolety:
mniejsza o to, re dywan cd SION
ca spiowieje zdrowie drozsze
cd dywana!
Mech w Il&zdym waszym po--
koiu, w calym domu co dnia be-
die sporo slohca i Swiezego po-
wietrza.
Codzien za~zywajcie przechadz-
.ki - lie moznosci "a dnia jesz-
cze, ably tez i w slohcu skapac
cialo: ME leniG sic - ME gnusniet
W domu. dni piekne %jesienne do
przechadzek nadaja sic wybornie:
kazda chwile wolna spedzajcie
wy, rodziny vase i dzieci vase
ma sloficu i ma Swiezem powie--
trzu.
Dowodem, jak waznem jest
swieze powietrze w zwalczaniu
epidemii - jest fakt, IL W jednej
Z naszych szko}, prowadzonych
ma swiezem powietrzu - gdzie
700 dzieci przebywa, dotad an
iedno ME zachorowalo.
Szkoly powinny ma ten szcze--
g6i zwr6cit uwage i wietrzyt ko-
niecznie klasy, wietrzyt je jak
pajczesciej, W kazdej klasie stale
powinno okno bye przynajmniej
uchylone.
w zwalczaniu influenzy - po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
z AMMONIA.

Ma fundusz dziesiecio milionowy Pol
ski oflarowali nastepujacy:
X. K. F. Siominski, $4,000; x. j. Me-
basz, $1,000; Jan Plicner z 1.-The Provi-
y. A. Szczerkowski, $500; X. ]. Kara
cikowski. $4,000; x. S. P. Chyl3a, $4,000;
ders Life Assurance" $4,000; Stefan
Hejna. $135.o0; Gralak And, $4,000;
Wysopal Piotr, $4,000; Tow. Artylerya
Polska, $4,000; Bonk Franciszek $780,;
stefanczyk Adam, $77.7S; Zientek J6z.
$4,000: Brzozowski JOE, $4,000; By
strzyhski s., $4,000; Golaszewski Wiad,
$4,000; Krupa Pawel, $4,000; Kuczera
Mich, $4,000; Jurkiewicz Stan, $4,000;
Jurkiewicz Stan, $4,000; Mrozowski Lu
dwik, 5000; Odachowski Wiki, $4,000:
Sejut Mich, $4,000; Augustyn STAN,
$500; Jeziorski Roch., $500; Dubiel
Wine, $500; Pikulski Jozef, $4,000;
Karwowski Franc, $500; Tow. M. B.
Lezajskiej, $500; Grabihski Franc,
$500 Lempioki Wine, $4,000; Zabik MI
cha}. $500: Pl6ski J6zef. $500; Ko-
wal Jan, $1,000; Gutowski Antoni, $780,;
Florczak And, $1,000; Lewandowski l.
gnacy, $1,000; Zachwlej- Adam, $1,000;
Kazmierowski Jan, $1,000 Wieroniecki
stan, $1,000; Kuta MARGIN, $1,000; Ryb-
ski Piotr, $1,000; Kozlowski Jan, $1,000;
,Clesla Jozef. $1,000; Szewo Marya,
$1,000; Domian Piotr, $1,000 Zalewska
Leontyna, $1,000; walczak Plotr, $1,000;
Ziellhska Marya, $1,000! Marek Anto-
nj, $1,000, Bidus Jan, s1o.oOi Piwnick!
Jozef, $10,8 co. Chmura Jozef, $1,000; Klo
nowski Antoni. $1,000 Balakiewicz Jan
$1,000: Gierz Wladyslaw, $1,000! Jelen-
kowski Antoni, $1,000; Kufta Jozef,
$1,000: Gotowalski Franciszek $1,000;
Kramarz Adam, $4,000 Tow. NJ, B. Cd
poryszowskiej, $4,000 Kalinowski Jan
$1,000; Wegrzyn Pawei, $1,000 Blelecki
Gustav. $1,000; Krakowska Antonina,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
RoZWoJ SZYBKIEJ TRANS.
PORTACYI.

Plan transparency lokalnej, "a
warty W nowym ordynansie, kt6-
~ bedzie wyborcom przedlozony
do zatwierdzenia we wyborach
listopadowych, p~roponuje haste
pujace ~ulepszenia i powiskszenia
w kOmunikacyi miejskiej w pier
wszym okresie szeScioletnim:
l. Powiekszenie o 80 procent
w~szystkich Srodk6w obecnej szyb
kiej komunikacyi W godzinach
wielkiego ruchu.
,. Powiekszenie liczby wago--
now ma kolejach gornych w 60
dzinach wielkiego ruchu re 1858
ra godzine, - co obecnie stano-
wi maksymum ma kolejach gor-
nych, y do 3,075 wagonow ma go
dZlne, co macy, re W przeClaSu
szeSciu lat bedziemy mieli pot
~trzecia wagonu ma kolejach g6r-
nych ma kazdy wagon, jaki ma
my obecnie W godzinach wielkie-
60 ruchu.
3. Powiekszenie Srodkow szyb,
kiej komunikaeyi o lyle, re 60
procent ca}ej ludnoSci m. Chica-
90 bedzie W stanie korzystac re
szybkiej komunikacyi zamiast O.
becnych 20 procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
Czego strzedz sic wo-
bee ~infIuenzy.

Me mieszkac w ciemnych mic.
szkaniach.
Me zaslaniaG okien.
Me zamykac okien.
Me zapuszczac brudu W poko-
jach.
Me chodzic ma tiumne ZEBRA
mia.
Me wdawac sic z ludzmi, co sa
zaziebieni, kaszla i kichaja.
Me uzywac wsp6lnyclr reczni-
k6w, tenn mniej chustek DO nosa
ftp.
Me przemeczaG sic praca.
Me siedziec pozno w noe: spac
Cd siedmiu do dziewieciu godzin.
Me zaniedbywac przechadz:k
O lie moZnosci w dzieh i ma do
brem powietrzu.
Me zamykac okien ma noe w
sypialniach.
Me utrzymywat domu brudno:
chlodno, duszno: temperature
powinna wyrosic okolo 70 stop'.i.
Me jezdzic tramwajami, o lie
tylko moznoSci: chodzic pieszo
do piracy.
Me zaniedbac wezwac lckarza
w czas; ME zwlekac z tenn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
:zenia z obecna koleja g6rna.

czenia Z obecna koleja g6rna.
z. PoSpieszna dwutorowa LIMA
bedzie take przeprowadzona po-
"a srodmiesciem ma Ashland ave.
Cd III. 71ej do Lawrence ave. ma
odlegioSc Is mil. LIMA ia bedzie
miala piec konekcyi z liniami po-
Spiesznymi ma zach6d, a siedm ma
wschod. LIMA ia bedzie p6zniej
przedIuzona ma po}udnie do S7ej
a stamtad w kierunku poludnio-
wo-zachodnim do III. 111tej.
s. Wybudowane bedzie pre-
dluzenie linii dwutorowej Cd III.
63ej i Stony Island ave. do South
Chicago. Jako przedluzenie be-
die take wybudowana dwutoro-
wa LIMA Cd Logan Square do r.
wing Park Blvd, ktora powinna
bye przediuzona do Lawrence
ave. i Milwaukee ave. bez zatrzy-
mywania ruchu PREY bulwarze r.,
wing Park. Przedluzenia tie do.
starcza jednej nieprzerwanej linii
szybkiej komunikacyi z p~o}udnio-
wo wschodniej do polnocno-za-
chodniej dzielnicy miasta ma odle-
CLOSE 10 mil.
9. Wybudowane bedzie pre-
dluzenie linii poSpiesznej Cd III.
63ej blisko South Park ave. do III.
S7mej, kt6re ma bye F6zniej
przeprowadzone do III. 111tej W
dzielnicy Roseland i Pullman.
Druga LIMA ma bye przedluze-
MEM Cd III. 63ej i Halsted ma po-
ludnie do I'll. 90tej i Vincennes
ave.
10. Wybudowany bedzie sy-
stem kolei podziemnych, ktory
bedzie stanowii ulge scisku trans
portacyjnego W SrodmieSciu. Sy-
stem ten bedzie sic skladai:
l. Z dwutorowej oklei podzie-
miej, ktora sic laczyc bedzie z
koleja g6rna South Side ma ulicy
22ej, a biedz bedzie stamtad ma
p6inoc pod III. State do Chicago
ave., a nastepnie Chicago ave. do
konekcyi z koleja gorna North
western i
?. re systemu kolei podziem-
nych ola kolei ulicznych w sr6d-
miesciu, kt6remi kursowac beda
linie z dzielnic p6lnocno-zachod-
niej, zachodniej i poludniowo "a
chodniej do w~ybrzeza jeziora
Lake 'FRONT.'. System ten bedzie
sic skIadai z (a) kolei podziem-
mel pod ul. Washington cd tune
hi III. Washington ma wschod do
Michigan ave-, ma poiudnie do
bulwaru Jackson, ma zachod do
I'll. Franklin, a nastepnie do ko--
nekcyi z obecnym tunelem nl.
Van Buren,; i (b) z kolei podzie-
mnej cd III. 19tej i Indiana ave.
ma poinoc do konekcyi z nowym
dworcem Illinois Central, a ma :
stepnie pod parkiem Granta do
ul. Randolph, iaczac sic tam z
kolejami podziemnemi linii ulicz-
nych, biegnacych re zachodu.
Wyzej okreslone koleje pod
ziemne umozliwia usuniecie ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

mniej niz 500 ~tramwaj6w w 60
dzinach wielkiego ruchu Z ulic W
sr6dmieSciu, w ktorem obecnie
kongestya obecna jest nieslycha'
ma.
Zbytecznem jest dodawac, re
powyzej wzmiankowano tylko
w~azniejsze ulepszenia i powiek--
szenia, jake So zawarte w no
wynn ordynansie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

wietrze swieze - to rzecz maj
wazniejsza i Srodek najskutecz-.
Messy, a najtaiczy - ola ka7de-
go dostepny; ON przedewszy-
stkiem broni pred dostaniem in
f!uenzy miejcie tedy dostatek po-
wietrza w domu, szkole, kosciele,
pracowni - slowem wszedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

(Wyciagi z broszury, opracowa--
nej przez aid. H. Capitain'a a,
przewodniczacego komitetu 10
kalnej transportacyi z iona rady
miejskiej. - Ordynans ten be
die wyborcom przediozony do
ratyfikacyi W dniu wyborow Ii
stopadowych.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
N. L. Piotrowski,
Skarbnik W. N. i Dyrektor Rampant

oKdrDIlK w. N. I DyTeKtOT NdHIPdllI
10 milionowego Funduszu Narodowego.
F. s. Razem z komunikatem niniejszym IVY
syla sic jeszczc Konstytucye Wydziaiu Narodowe-
go, ptzyjeta ma Sejmie w Detroit. P. T. ksieza pro-
boszczowie proszeni So o doreczenie komunikatu
Komitetom Lokalnym, DO ME w~szystkie jeszcze u
mas sa ~zapisanc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
MAGDAJ.ENOWA.

Ubieglej srody z koSciola sw. Maryi
Magdaleny, 0 godzinie 10tej rano, odbyl
sic pogrzeb S. p. Maryanny Siuda, zam
pnr. S442 Escanaba ave. Msze sw: "a
spok6j duszy zmarlej odprawii y. Ed
ward Kowalewski. proboszcz parafi;
Sw. Maryi Magdaleny. Zmarla liczyla
PREY zgonie lat ~. Padia ofiara silnegc
zapalenia p1uc; zw}oki zmariej costa
~ p%ochowane ma cmentarzu sw. Krzs
"a W Hammond, Ind.
W srode ubiegla 6dbyio sic regular
ne posiedzenie Centrum Rekrutacyjne
go, mr.. ~. W sail paraflalncj Sw. Ma
ryi Magdaleny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
|Otwacie Rampant TO- MiionoWego Funduszu NarOdowego.
loo P. T. Komfst6W ~0byWahsNeh, S~anoWyeh, ~ONegowyhI zazad6W Nasgh OpahzacyL

~rodoWyn Wspo1pracuJac, proszone So o polntorno-
mark bedzie iedyna droga wyjScia, ably dana para
Tia czy osada otrzymala nalezny jej kredyt.
4. ZglosiG sic do w. N. natychmiast pc upo--
waznienie ola zaregestrowania Komitetu W
ksiazkach 49, Gezeli tego ME uczyniono dotychczas)
podajac adres sekretarza.
5. NadesiaG nazwiska adresy poborcow Po-
datku Narodowego, ola otrzymania z Wydzialu ola
mich kart legitymacyjnych
Sposob kw;towania DAMN Podatku Narodo--
wego, zakres dzialania Komitet6w Obywatelskich
W. n, i ich stosunek do Wydzialu N~arodowego,
o~kreSlone So ~osobnym regulaminen instrukcyami,
komitetem (dla tych, kt6re ME podaly ~jeszcze a.
dres6w ma rece PIT. Ks. proboszczow), juz roze-
sIanymi.
Zarzady Szan. Organizacyi z Wydzia}em Ma
rodowym wsp6lpracujace, .proszone So o polntorno
wanie swych grup i cz}onkow, ably pc obrazy pa
raiatkowe mark kwitujace odbi6r podatku naro-
dowego DAMN ma Skarb Narodowy a "a ich po-
srednictwem nam przesylane, - zglaszano sic do
l~okalnych Komitetow. Obywatelskich w. N. ma da-
mem terytoryum urzedujacych.
Mark tie wydaWane beda W zamian "a kwity
Z organizacyi otrzymane, gdyz jest to jedyny spo-
sob umozliwienia owym Komtetom wykazania ca
lei sumy ma danem terytoryum ~zlozonej DANA i'm
kredytu w dazeniu do przekroczenia wyznaczonej
i'm kwoty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
SS; 3; zzIrr|
CONGRESS- MAY
Be ASKED FOR.
STEAM CAR AID

The fight TO obtain steam railroad
service for the Seattle nhipyardH
may be carried 10 the floor of con.
gresH II Immediate action from the
railroad administration In not grant.
ed. Forty-eight hours was set as the
maximum time limit by Mayor Han.
son this morning In "A telegram 10
Director McAdoo.
Chairman Hays Of the National
Republican Committee Joined the
mayor. and the Central Labor coun.
al last night In statement OF the
immediate necessity for service ana
the fallacy Of delaying action by
sending "a man from Washington.
-. G.. 10 make Investigations.
From Washington word has come
that representative 81 the railroad
administration VIII come 10 Seattle
Immediately to make a personal in
spection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
SHIPBU!LDER IS
KILLED IN FALL

Falling from the side of an auto.
mobile 20 the pavement. when the
door on which be WAS seated swung
outwards. James Sidebothern. 1910
Norman 81. an employc Of the Skin.
ner a Eddy corporation. suffered In.
jurlcs about the head which resulted
IN his death az the city hospital. s45
Thursday morning.
Andrew white. 1922 18th ave. s..
driver OF the car. In his report to the
police. says he picked up sidebothern
at 18th ave. =. and Charles ST. and
was travelling about 10 miles per
hour on Jackson u. when the acct.
dent occurred.
white was released without bail.
The victim OF the accident leaves a
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
CONTRACTOR is
CONVICTED HERE

Arndt Anderson WINS found guilty.
"wednesday. 81 obtaining 81 900 from
Bert Summers on false rcprcHenta'
tons.
In November. 1915. he came 60 Sc.
attic from Portland. opened offices
ana advertised aH n general con
tractor As "a contractor he needed
an outside superintendent.
Fred Clnusen answered the adycr.
tlaomont and got The position. To
Insure ClauEens retHonal interest.
Anderson suggested little invest
mont In the company Tho new ~.
pcrintendcnt complied and turned
over $500 90 the contractor. Eight
days later Clnuacn discovered thnt
no contracts were existent to need
experimenting. and removed himself
from the firm. leaving $500 behind
In rapid succession. 9. " Spence.
G. g. kerchnor and Bort Summers
followed Clauscn nH superintendent.
each taking personal interest In
the company to the tune o. several
hundred dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
GROUND GLASS FOUND
IN SHIPYARO CANDY

Federal authorities Thursday were
investigating charges OF attempts TO
poison shipyard workers thru poi.
Honcd candy and confectionery con-
tanning rround glass sold at a stand
operntcd by Mike Duffy. rs West At.
lantlc. -.
Discovery Of the ground glass was
made "Wednesday by patrons OF the
stand. When they complained. Duffy
took the matter up with the police
himself. and the case was turned
over 10 the department OF justice.
a second report OF finding ground
glass was made 10 IN. police last
night by Mrs. A. ]. Trcmalling. 1895
Seventh ave. S. She said she found
IL In n cookie bought At store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
GREEN LAKERS TO HOLD
THRIFT STAMP DANCES

\ series 81 dancing and card
parties Tor the purpose Of selling
Thrift Stamps win begin Saturday
night. April 10 at Kirkwood hail.
in the Green Lake district Ad-
mission win be one dollar couple
with four 25-eent Thrift Stamps
thrown In. All music. entertain
Incnt and housing for the parties
win be donated. Every citizen 81
Green Lake II invited TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
ARREST SAILOR FOR
CLEANING UP SCENIC

That the boys who are going 20
fight the kaiser are fun ~ pep and
fighting spirit was adequately dem.
onstratcd at the Scenic cafe. First
ave. near Pike a.. Thursday morn
ing nj the early hour Of one. when
y. NJ. Andrews. a husky young tar.
started In 20 clean up the place.
After he had muHacd up the
scenery Of the Scenic 10 the extent
Of $50. the proprietor felt called
upon TO demonstrate. and roung An.
drewA WAS removed TO Jail.
Authorities nt tho naval training
station on the University Of Wash
ington campus. where Andrews n
stationed. have been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
II. M. S. AUoco.Men
Doughty Seamen

Clarence l.. RcamcE. special assist.
ant United States attorney general.
addressed meeting OF the British.
American Relief association Wednes-
day night. IN Eagles hall.
\ large number OF sailors from the
British cruiser Avoca. now at Brem.
erton. were present.
After looking NJ these doughty
British sailors" said Reames. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
SEC. M'AD00 TO STOP
FOREIGN SOLICITATION

Foreign traffic offices are disap.
pcaring. Under orders from Director
General McAdoo. the solicitation OF
business from firms which operate
no lines In the territory has been
abolished II IL considered probable
that a consolidation OF terminal line
traffic viii be effected Traffic men
win bc utilized in centcrs Of congcs.
ton by tho government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
DOCK WORKER is HURT

Norman saher. COS gath ave. N. an
employc OF the Seattle Construction
& Dry Dock company. suffered a dis
located shoulder and serious injuries
about the head when he fell from n
scaffoiding at tho company plant.
1890 y. m. Wednesday. lie was
taken TO the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11

Chief Engineer Alexander Nc
Crcgor. prominent Coast shipping
man. recently returned to Seattle
from the war zone on the Skinner 4
Eddy ship Indiana. has gone TO Port.
land 20 assume duties as inspector for
the United States shipping board In
TIT city.
lie has been cruising back and
forth across the English channel.
McCrcgor says submarines some
times strike at transports and
freighters like trout at flies. The
Indiana. had several narrow escapes.
''The Seattie-made ships are Ger
tainly making good" he says. They
are admired on the East coast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
BERGLAND WILL SPEAK

The Commonwealth club meets
Monday, at $50 p. m. at the Good
Eats cafeteria, Si3 Second ave. Pro
fessor A. Bergland. of the Univer.
sity OF Washington, will speak on
Recent Tendencies in Foreign
Trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
GIRLS SEE sHIPYARD

The Seattle girls honor guard Wis
tied the Skinner & Eddy plant Thurs
day afternoon, at $50. The girls
were specially conducted thru the
huge shipyard-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11

want TO say that ! don't blame the
German admiral for keeping his navy
locked up. lie is the only German
who seems TO be possessed Of any
sense"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
SoMalc Helm Wanted


iAttM t.AnoRrua wANrtn ~
GREAT NUMBERS ron rttE WHEAT
ftEt.nR pF CANADA AND ON TttE
FARMS ~ Titr UNITED ErArEa
~ ACCoRnANCn WITH tNTEHNA-
TtoSsL AGREEMENT, A CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. ~ 10.
CArEp WIN rttE y, a EMpLoN-
MENr SERVICE AT FtitAr AVE
Ann UNION AZ CONFER Writ
ttn RELATIVE To tsCENrs A.Aitt.E
RATE AND PASSPORTS INTO ca,
MADAM witEA1 ftEt.pa nipiiEHr
Wh0ra
Wtt.Na C1.APr NoRsrHoM q NttHY
i.AuDR AGENCY
itaVe moved Co ~ " Washington -
and are Ia position 60 furnish s,iliod
aud unHkillrd tabor
WANTED
SEQ railroad lahnrrrs SO bridge rHrpen-
ters and helpers extra gang aud
section fervmen, 70 Experienced main
line bfakemen. 10 cooks and fiunkieH
man and wife euoka, 30 iahoreFs. city
work. sto0 hours. 60 warehouse
iehersrs. city. 10 iihe quarry iahorvrs
50 min aud iuFsinH camp labnf.
ers. track walkers. bridge
watehmen, gasoline engineers. 20
power plant iaborcrs and ground mon
on eiertrifiration work. 10 lime kiin
iRbofeFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-11
Acreage for Sale
IMPROVED RANCH
PICS AND POULTRY

Coed house poultry house 20 ac-
cor1noaafe several hundred lay
ing hens troodrr house and In
cfibafor 81 701-crg capacity.
With good stove VIII include
30 Thoroughbred white f3ahorn
hens and two Nood brood COWS.
This ranch IL on good county
road. bot z mile from -. =.
station. and only short dis
tance from tho lake; near good
school and within easy driving
distance Of aeaftis public mar
tsts Price $3.50: terms $3.50
cash, balance SIS per month.
Take East Madison car and
county ferry 70 Burke r. I'm
rar's office in Kirkland. and In
auirs for J. l.. Brsnemnu.
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.0RpIIErNf

Thursdays crowds At the Orpheum
theatre. Third and Madison. saw the
OBrien West company. which has
hecn at this house for a month or
more. IN It's goodbye musical com.
cdy. half hour entertainment
called The Jolly widow" second
feature on tho bill IL tho motion pic
turc. The Legion OF Death" or
"RusHia's Women Warriors IN the
Trenches
The five vaudeville acts include
Dcnuy and Watson. those fun boys:
Hazel Edwards. singing Coincidence:
williams and Applemnn In novel
bicycle Juggling turn: Margie Car
son. female baritone. and Bardell and
otto. comedy juEgiors OF class.
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THEATRES
PALACE HIP

The new show opening Thur day az
the Palace Hip b. hcadlined hy a
miniature musical comedy. The Sea
Kovcrh." featuring Sammy Rem.
Emma Wappler and chorus Of
girls.
Tire Dunedin Duo. Versatile
Vaudev1lilans. have singing. dane.
Ing. bicycling and wire walking with
comedy.
Payton and Hickey present trav.
esty comedy singing and talking ski,
called THE New Chauffeur" The
Cayncil Everett Trio have singing.
music and dancing number. D'Lcsr
10 an accordioniar offering "Synco-
patod Melodies" Kennedy and Mel
son are u pair OF comedy acroba U
billed as Silent HumoFists"
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60-Public Notices

LOST MOTHER WANTED
G. s. or CARL HAiLEN-MHEN LAST
heard from was living In the state OF
Washington. lie iH entitled TO an cs-
tate In Kaufman county, Texas. where
lao was raised. and can get said estate
by communicating with his brother.
Hon bailey. at Kaufman, Texas
Any Information as TO his whereabouts
win be appreciated nv his brother.
BEN BAILEY.
Route I. Kaufman, Texas.
kaufman. Texas. February ~, 1915.
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10 PRANK 4. cnoanY. clcrn.

no WHOM N MAY CONCERN. No.
tico IA hereby given that ! have made
application to establish and operate a
blacksmith shop az sts-5s0 Wostiake
ayc. y. MANFRED W. LINK