davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
GERMAN SYMPATHIZER IS
BEATEN AND TARRED

Reno. Me-. 1Iarch 20.-Elmer
White, a German svmpathizer. who
boosted that he helped 10 celebrate
the sinking Of the Tuscauia at Gard
uerville, New several weeks ago. was
lashed 70 2 stake and whipped with
an iron cat-o-niue-tails at YerinEtOn.
New, last night by a citizen commit
tee. He then was coated with tar
and feathers and ordered out Of the
community.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
ARMY AVIATOR Is KILLED.
NTaEHTWE FAILS n-on

san Antonio. Tex. March eO.-Firsr
Lieut. Walter J. Johnson. % years old.
Of Belleville, Ill. was instantly killed
this morning when the Canadian Cur
tiss plane which he was driving fell
1900 feet at Kelly field
Lieut. Johnson had Just started on
an advanced cross country flight and
had risen 20 a height Of 1900 feet
when his plane was seen 20 falter and
then dive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
First Ne10 Us.
Cross Of War
GUen To Three
Lieut.. Green, Sergts. Walsh
and Norton, Receive the
Honors F or Heroism.

With The American Army In
France. March 20. CBy The Associated
Pressl.-Gen. J. J. PershinE. the
American commander in chief has
approved the awarding OF the first
new American military crosses for
extraordinary heroism. The recip-
tents are Lieut.. John o. Green, ser
geant William Norton and Sergt Pat
rick Walsh.
Lieut. Green. an artillery officer
and Walsh all have received the
French war cross. Norton and Walsh
being decorated personally by pre-
mier Clemenceau on March g.
Lieut. Green. an artiller yofficer
was wounded by she'll fire early In
March. SerEt. Norton, a veteran IN
service. formerly resided I'm Arkansas
He was decorated by premier Glenn
enceau for his act in killing Ger
man Lieutenant and two German SOL
diers. He was challenged by the Lieu
tenant to leave his dugout and led
out his men fighting
SerEt. Walsh Attacks Enemy.
SergL Walsh. formerly OF Chicago.
also is a regular army veteran His
French decoration was received for
heroism on the Toul sector. He took
command Of a detachment in front OF
the American wire entanElements
when his captain was killed and con-
tinued the fight SerEt. Walsh was
selected by Gen. Pershing to act as
orderly 10 secretary OF war Baker
during his present visit 10 the Amer
lean army in France
The American Citations.
Lieut.. Green probably viii stand on
Ele records as the first TO receive the
honor, for his name IS first on the
list OF three approved BY the com
chief Tho nwHnnf#r a
these men are described by the gen
eral commanding their division as
follows
Il recommend that the dis
tinguished service cross be awarded
TO officers and men hereafter who dis
unguished themselves by acts OF ex-
traordinary herOism.
Lieut. Green. while in n dugout.
having been wounded by an enemy
hand grenade, was summoned 20 sur
render He refused TO do so. Re
turning the fire OF the enemy. he.
wounded one and pursued the hostile
party.
'SerEt Norton. finding himself IN
q dugour surrounded By the enemy
into which a grenade had just been
thrown, refused 10 surrender and
made bold dash outside. killing one
or his assailants- BY so doing he
saved his compauy's log book.
SerEt. Waish's Exploit
ser 2 e. ~ dlsn IolleWe Ell his company
commander 20 the first line in spite
o1 a severe oarrage- The captain be-
ing killed. he assumed command OF
the group and attacked a superior T
force OF the enemy. inflicting severe [
losses upon them Though Of adj
yanced age. he refused 20 leave the I
'front.'"
To these recommendation. Gen. :
Fershius appended the f0llOwine-
The commander in chief auproves /
ne recommendation for awards OIL
distinguished service crosses. They (
are not ON hand at present but will
PC forwarded when received and will I
be presented by YOU i'm She name al 7
Tie commander in chief with suitable I
ceremony"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
SENATOR FALL IN FAVOR
OF $3.50 WHEAT PRICE

Washington, D. C.. March 2O.-A
price for the 1918 wheat crop Of at
least $3.50 a bushel was urged In the
senate today by senator FAN OF New
Mexico, when debate was resumed on
the Gore biu TO increase the price.
The increase would stimulate pro-
ductlon, senator FAN said. declaring
the increased cost Of farm machinery
made it necessary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
FARMERS MUST FILE CLAIMS
Lnu L-L L-lIll-ILn. IN L :. mn

WasNTU-T00- y G MIrcu "
Farmers seeking 20 have their help
given deferred classification I'm the
draft must file affidavlts with local
aralt boards, the department Of labor
announced today. Attention was
called 90 the fact that the boards have
no authority to give deferred cIassifi-
cariou otnarwlec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
ENEMY ALIENS SENT FROM
BORDER TO FORT DOUGLAS

According 10 recent circulars from
the southern department, United
states army. the following civilian
enemy aliens have been sent 10 the
war prison barracks at Fort Douglas,
salt Lake City. Utah Anton Stein
forf Laredo Frederick wilhelm
Mailer. Henry Glove and Wilhelm
weber. Fort Bliss; Gerhard Schup-
pei Fort sam Houston Erwin Walter,
wilhelm BruLhcr. Fort Huachuca,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
AMERICANS SERVING WITH
CANADIANS ARE CASUALTIES
CONFINED from page -

the governor and captain general Of
the kingdom or New Mexico. The
grant was made at the church In
Isleta. presumably on Nav 81, 1892
giving 20 friar Nnojosa. as the church
head. tracts Of land. situated I'm and
around 1slcta. Socorro and san Eli
carlo and speaking OF FL Paso del
Norte, the Spanish name for Juarez
The county clerks office said thai
description of the land is made by
-fancEas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20

ErIisluerts a he local amy re-
cruitiuE station are being temper
ar-ly retarded or account OF the az
seuce Of Firs5 Lieut.. Emmett J. Wiz
Eerson assistant recruiting officer,
who IS making a tour Of inspection
70 the substariCuz- The lieutenant
left here Tuesday night for Amarillo
and VIII return here In Few days
stopping AZ all OF the intermediate
points where there are recruiting
forces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST Is
MADE Az ARMY r-rrausr 1

Petersburg. Va March 20.-First
Lieut. Edward ~. Dickey. chaplain.
reported 20 Camp Lee. Va today and
was assigned to the chaDlaincy Of the
a05th ammunition train Lent
pickey the first Christian Scientist
made chaplain ln the army. was com
missioned last Novem Der.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
OUTCOME OF WISCONSIN
PRIMARY STILL IN DOUBT

Milwaukee. Wis. March 20.-The
result Of yesterdays primary was
still in doubt as between Thompson,
la Toilette candidate for United
States senator, and Lenroot- Berger,
Socialist carried Milwaukee county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
CLAIM IS MADE TO ALL
LAND IN Ell PASO VALLEY
lCouff-lus-d from, rs-.--. ..

today mentions the following Amer
icans-
wounded: V. L, Peace. Grand Rap
ids. Mich
Gassed- Irving Alexander and ]. 3.
tiSin. Detroltt q. ). sullivan, Browns
vile, Ore. n. A. johnson. calumet
Mich; p. O. Grant. Sneads Ferrv.t s.
@ T. D. Wenner. Nilersburc. Ia.
r. Athey. Grvgla. Mimi. ". Enlish
Wren. Ohio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20
500 STRIKING SHIP WORKERS,
HAVE RETURNED TO WORK

Baltimore. Nd, March 20.-The 500
rlveters, caulkers and reamers en-
ployed by the Baltimore Drydoclz and
Shipoulolng company, who struck
yesterday TOT higher wages, returned
TO work today and worI, was pro-
ceedlng as usual an official OF the
company stated.
wilson A. Kosman, secretary OF the
Dollermakers. iron, shipbuilders and
helpers union OF America. said tina.
the Walkout was the result Of a mis-
understanding among a few men over
conditions which they thought were
violation OF the government con-
tract.
Wanted to buy-seeoud hand BIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20

Just try one So cent bottle OF Lax
Eos WITH PEPSIN- A Liquid DE-
gestive Laxative pleasant 70 take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20

& Valuable Iron Tonic for The Blood
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC.
puriffes and Euriches the Blood It
arouses the liver. drives out malaria
and builds up the whole system. A
General Frightening Tonic FOR
Adults end children 60c.-Adv.
For Indigestion. Constipation or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20

Gun repairing cur speciality. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co. l0f " OREGON St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20

one German army mas already oc-
cupied America The invisible host Of
spies is everywhere
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-20

Wanted 10 bby-secoud hand BIZ
cycles. allen Arms q Cycle Co.-Adg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
Bo|SzeWizm PO|Ski.

Wiadomem jest jak Niemcy
wsp6idzialaja w .zaszczepieniu
bolszewizmu w Polsce, pozwala-
j2c bolszewikom rosyjskim PREY
jezdzac do Warszawy ola propa-
CANDY.
Niestety, So " naszym- kraj"
pewne zywioiy, kt6re gotowc sa
przyjSc Z pomoca emisaryuszom
r~osyjskim. Do takich zywiolow
nalezy niejaki p. Maksymiiian
Milguj4Malinowski, nicgdyS re-
taktor pisma ludowego yZorzy',
a pozniej przyw6dca klasowego
ruchu chiopskiego koEo tygodni-
Ia .,Zarania," g..
Ponizej przygotowany list p,
Malinowskiego pisany do P. Lc-
szczyiskilego, bolszewickiego No-
rlisarza do spraw polskich, ktore-
mu p. Malinowski ofiarujc swq
ponce i wsp6ldziaianic za......
100, 600 rubli. List ten zostai o.
gioszony przez p. Leszczyhskie-
60 w pismach polskich, wycho-~
dzQcych W Rosyi.
Otto lego brzmienie;
Stockholm. 16-1-1S r.
Kochany Panic Julianic!
Pc raz drugi pisze do Was, win
szujqc, a m6wiac: trzymajcie sic
krzepko. a m~adroSciq wielka. Wa
sza. Komisaryatu Waszego
polskiego - odezwa, picrwsza
zrobifa wrazenie bardzo dobre.
Zawszc sic OTTO ~starajcie drodzy,
O to, by wytracat >broh tym, kt6-
rzy... jcsscze majq duza sile; a
sila moralna i w~arto$ciq moralna
swych wystapieh najbardziej sic
Itamtych zwalcza.
Kochani! w kraju. zle, bardzo
nawet lie. Zywioly wsteczne opa-
nowaly juz wszystko, a Niemcy
tym pomagaja W robocie; a PREY
tenn demolraci trzymaja w suro-
wych karbach i kraj doszczetu
marnuja. Doprawdy, robotnicy
ME beda mieli do czego wrocic, DO
przemys} doszczetnie zniszczyli
Niemcy. NJ. da}cm teso dowody.
On je VAN pokaze. a pozatem...
ITu. w Sztokholmie, siedzi teraz
Gala banda arystokracyi: trze3
! RadziwifIowie: jeden biaioruski,
!ieden moskiewsko = polski (Ma-
ciej), jeden Janusz, syn Ferdy--
nanda (pruska linia), takze Jozef
Potocki, Alfred Tyszkiewicz, z
Galicyi ks. Lubomirska, a wresz-
Gle pomniejsze piotki; Czarnow'
ski, plenipotent ordynata Zamoy-
skiego it'd. Okazuje sic, re peters
burscy ~demokraci:' Wieckowski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

Paai Leokadya Skladzieh, zamie-
szkaia pnr. 1880 North Hermitage
avenue, otrzymala W tych dniach
wiadomoSG wprost cd syna, kaprala
Stanislawa Skladzien, o okaleczeniu
jego jakiego doznaf we walce z pru-
sakami ma polu waikiki we Francyi.
List ten pisa} mas zoinierz dnia Is.
pazd8iernika b. p. Byi on juz cztery
ray W ogniu nieprzyjacielskim j Ia
wsze us5edt Gallo, 90 piaty jednak rae
atakowania %prusak6w zostai ranio-
ny, / dis znajduje sic W szpitalu
wojskowym we Francyi. Liczy on
lat 2S.
Jake ~poborowy dn. ego wrzeSnia
wyiechal on z oddzialem wojska do
Camp Grant do Francyi, gdzie mia
nowany zostai kapralem. Ma on TAX
re brata Henryka, liczacego lat p,
kt6ry odby1 juz cztery lata 'siuzby
wojskowej ! W kr6tkim tez czasie
spodziewa sic bye povoiany do po-
wt6rnej siuzby przez Wuja Sauna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

skapski, Rawicz. Knoll, Sarah
kiewicz Il temp i inni zdradzili
demokracye ow2, jak to robi osto-
tni tyiko szachraj. Mianowlcic,
-przyjcchali do Mich ma diva dni w
przejezdz;e do Sztokholmu wy
mien;ony Janusz RadziwilI Z PIT
laskim, przedstawicielem YGrupy
Zachowancow" Z Ukrainy, poga-
cali - panowie ,,demokraci" "a
podpisem Wieckowskiego i Knoll
IA (tak glosi telegram do Dzier--
zawskiego w Sztokholmic), dali
i'm mandat reprezentowania w
Sztokholmie wobec Rady Regen-
.cyjnej i rzqdu polskiego - Po!a-
k6w ma emigracyi W Rosyi.
No, i reprezentuja. Juz wiec til,
ia obradach swoich, poruszaj2
jedna, najwazniejsza ola siebi@
sprawe: MECH Bog broni, ME
wpuszczac do Polski ,,zarazy Dol
szewickicj" Rosyi, vice ME wpu
szczat wygnaGcow... To pierw-
SEE. \ druga sprawl. nc mnlell
ola Mich wanna. to zcby Litwe i
Bia}orus, a navel kurlandye Gala
k~oniecznie utrzynat. PREY tel
swojej, jaka chca zrobic, Polsce.
zeby togo ME zostawit PREY Ro-
syi, albo navel, by byly wo(ne-
mi, DO wtedy... oni am niepew-
nj?
Przyjmijcie. o drodzy, do VIA
domoSci!
Siuchajcic, kochani! JezeIi mo-
INA co zrobic ola sp-awy Po!sk;,
to r6bcie. a ~spiesznie, a dobrze,
a gruntownie.
Dopomozcie hojna dionia tym,
kt6rzy powinni uSwiadamiat. o.
swiecat, kszta}cit ! uspoleczniat
masy polskie, 2cby weszly do kra-
ju iodine do samodzielnej piracy i
dziatania.. -. mic W duchu navel
socyalizmu, ale bodaj w duchu "a
raniarskim ma tazie. a..
Pomowcie O tenn z s., ia do ME
so pisze by szedl ne lewo. Poga-
dajcic 2 MIN pc moim liscie, DO
i lego chyba ,,demokraci" nauczy-
Ii niejcdncgo, a 'arystokraci resi-,
ty...
...Teraz Gas przefomu; aibo
wOZ, albo przcWoz: Lido pan, Ii
DO propa}." Trzeba wytezat SHY,
by ME zginat, a sprawl ludu ME
'pozwolic upaSc. Jabym nawet So
dill, re ia robote w Polsce TREE
baby dis dostac duly pieniqdz i
ola nalezytego postawienia w kra
10 zaraniarskiego kierunku lido
wego potrzebaby ze... 100 ty-
siecy, toby sprawl stafa mocno.
Kochani moi, wezcie 2 tego Ii
stu pod uwage: y co robia ksia-
zeta; q co zrob;cie Ola Wygnafi-
COW, by byli zadowoleni ! by wra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01

,,FrcZNdent pOleSat ia loJdIiIo-
sci Senatora Lewis, kt0ry wszczal
Wake o zgromadzenie funduszu
ma utworzenie armii, ktora
wstrzymala nieprzyjaciela pod
! u-Thierry i dis jest W
drodze ma Berlin.
,,SzeSGdziesiaty = Piaty Kon-
gres jest najwiekszym kongre-
sem Ameryki, zwanym Kongre--
sem Wojennym. Kongres ten IL
czynil prawem wielki program
wojenny. Wnioski ! billie, tycza-
&c wojny wciaz byiy roztrzasane
W Kongresie.
Ma senatorze Medill McCor-
mick'u ME wywarla/ ia robota Ia
diego wrazenia - gardzil on
wprost sesyami Kongresu. Epo-
kowe tworzenie praw ME mlalo
~znaczenia ola niego.
Nv sze5cdziesiatym = piatym
Kongresie az do 15go pazdzierni-
ka. 1918. czytano trzysta trzydzie
Sci-dziewiec razy liste reprezen--
tant6w, ma ktory APPEL senator Nc
Cormick odpowiedziai tylko sto-
dwadzie5cia-pieG ray. Swiecii ME
obecnoSciq sto osmdzieSiat-oSm
razy, byl nieobecnym reprezen-
tante1n przeszio sze$cdziesiat
procent czasu.
Illinois, nar6d wzywa Gle. O.
CIV calego Swiata patrza ma Gle
nawet Berlin ~wyczekuie senator
skiej elekcyi w Illinois w tym
roku.
,,Pytanie teraz: Czy Stan Lin
coln'a ME poprze Lewis'a, najwie
kszego adwokata ludnoSciG On
byl oredownikiem oSm-godzino--
wego prawa ma zachodzie. On
postaral sic, re prawo to zostalo
zapisanem W ksiazkach w Stanie
Washington.
Lewis pracowal fizycznie ! IL
mysiowo. Pc ukonczeniu uniwer-
sytetu w Virginia, rozpocza} ka-
rycre nauczyciela, zostajac czlon-
klein Long Shoresman Uni.
Clos dla Lewis'a Jest giosem
d'a sprawy narodowej."
Macie Syna w armii albo W
marynarce. jeSli ME, to przynaj-
mniej jakiegoS przyjaciela w sluz-
bic. ChcielibyScie popierac ich O
lie moznosci. Chcac to uczynit. pc
przyjcie P~rezydeuta Woodrow
Wilson'a przez polozenie krzy-
zyka W kolku demokratycznegc
ibalotu ma pierwszcj kolumnie W
przysziy wtoTek i obierzcie Frank
X. Rydzewskiego, Stanley S,
Walkowiaka. Joseph s. LaBuy'a,
Thos. Kasperskiego i Alberta
Nowaka - caly Demokratyczny
!ivkiet. (Ogt.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
To Ola tegO.

Sedzia: - No, 1. zn6w ziapano c:c
ma kradziezy kieszonkowej; przez
szese miesiecy sprawowaies sic do
brze.
Zlodziej kieszonkowy: - A tax,
panic sedzio, przcz POI roku mlalen
zasrr.at ma palcu!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
POLITYKA.
Z DEMOKRATYCZNEGO

CEN RALNGGO MIMI
Rckord Senatora Lewis przedy-
skutowai Ernest Hoover, pre-
wodniczacy Demokratycznego
Stanowego Centralnego Komite'
tn. ktory w swojem sprawozda-
niu tax mowi:
..Robota Jest W 100 proc. patryo-
tyczna, tax w transzach we Fran
cvi. iak ma linii boiowej.
..P6jdzie do urn w~yborczych W
Illinois SGD listopada w zwar-
tvm szeregu. Me mySli o warun-
kach politycznych ; rartyjnych -
ME da sic zwicst obietnicam''
Poidzie do urn zdjcta patryotycz-
mem ! wykonaniem rekordu kan
dydata ma urzad.
Niema czasu na polityEoWanle
musimy stan2j W szeregi. Ia
oceanem waSi synowie przelewa-
ia krew ola zwyciestwa - Wy
macic glosowac ably to zwyc'e-
istwo zapewnit.
Mad Prezydentem Wilsonem
zawisio przeznaezenie catego
swiata. On Jest oredownikiem
wolnosci. "a MIN stoimy my do
-pGki ME bedzie wygrara uasza.
..Prezydent Stan6w Zjedno'7o-
.nych wydal do obywateli W Hi,
nois APPEL 0 pomoc. Wzywa on
ciebie wyborco osobjscic - bezpo-
Srednio. Chce on abySmy mu da-
Ii senatora Lewis do pomocy.
Senator Lewis jest podPora
Prezydenta. w tym krytycznym
czasie potrzebuje on doradcy | po-
mocv senatora Lewis Z Illinois,
Illinois. ktore dalo bez Szenl-
rama swych syn6w, ME bedzie
gluchem ma APPEL Prezydenta.
Illinois dalo narodowi Lincol-
ma kt6ry W podobnie krytycznei
chviI; DOwiedziaI: MY ME po-
winnismy smagat koni p%rzcjcz~
dzaj2c przez strumyk".
Senator Lewis byt zawszc z
Prezydentem " czasie tel wojny
.Gdy szpiegostwo pruskie zagraza-
70 narodowi. byi wiaSnic on, Sc
nator Lewis Z Illinois, ktory me-
iako bicz Scnatu prowadzil wal
Ike 0 Anti Pruski Bill SzpIegow'
Ski, znany jake EsPionage Net
Cw bill stai sic prawem "a po'
moca ktorcgo Prezydent mogi
zgniest spiski szpieg6w ! nreb z
pieczne intrygi.
.,Kongrcsman MedT McCor-
mick oslanial niejako prusE'ctl
szpiegow giosujac przeciw temu
prawu, "a co spodziewa sic pro-
mocvi do Senatu.
Bee pieniedzy ME MONA mice
wojska. Ably uzySkat pieniadze
ma wyzywieuie, umundurowani:
wyekwipowanie armi;. wprowa-
dzony zoStai " Kongrcsic Fill
Wojenncgo Podatku tuz pc wy,
powicdzeniu wojny. Bill ten pre-
szedi - i r~ezultatem lego jest
najlepiej umundurowana, najle
piej odzywiana. najlepiei wyekwa.
powana armia w Swiecie.
Kongresman MediIl McCor
mick glosowai przeciw billowi
podatku woiennego zostawiajaC
sobie rekord, kt6rego mn APO
mniec ME mozna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-01
NABIAL.

NABIAL.
Iaja, pierwsza sorta,
tuzin ......... 60Hc. do 61Rc
Jaja, druga sorta,
. tuzin ........ 54Ec do 55ac
Maslo, pierwsza sorta, #. .. 5Sc
Maslo, druga sorta, funt
SAC do Sc
Ser Daisies, funt $500. 33Ec
Ser Limburger, funt 25c do &c
Ser szwajcarski, funt Acc do 47c
DRoB zYWY.
Kury, funt ........ 24c do 26c
Kurczeta, funt .......... 29c
koguty, funt PIC
Kaczkiy funt ........ 24C do 26c
WARZYWA.
Buraki, 100 wiazek ...... $1.25
Kalafiory, l tuzin ,,..~. $500
Og6rki, 2 tuziny 1926 do S2.75
Cebula, maly worek ....... 75c
Kartofle, E. 0.
100 funtow 80. $3.50 do $1.65
Pomidory, l kosz $1.75 do 1925
Kapusta, worek $1.25 do $3.50
Matchew. 100 wiazek -. $3.50
Rzodkiewka 100 wiazanek $3.50
OWOCE.
Gruszki yKeiffer"
buszel ........ $3.50 do $500
Jablka. beczka :. $500 do 5000
sPomarancze, pubic
$3.50 do $14.00
Cytryny, pudlo 5000 do $1,000
SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO
Wieprzow, sztuk ....... $4,000
Bydla, sztuk ........... $4,000
Jagniat. sztuk ......... 1000
Owiec. sztuk ......... $4,000
UWAGA: - Ma , odstawie
rozporzadzenia administ.' 'cyi zy-
wnoSciowej, kupcy detail, mi mu-
sza sprzedawa6. a odbiorcj' kupo-
wac PREY kazdych czterer'>l fun-
'tach maxi pszennej, W targu no.
szacej NAIVE standard Wheat
Flour" jeden funt subst> tutu.
Pczostawia sic do wolf odbioccow,
jake spbstytuty brac: Standard
corn flour, corn meal, albo ba ley
flour.
laden kupiec ME mole zmus &C
odbiorcy do brania jakiegokol-
wick innego substytutu, jak -,
kt6re powyzej wymienione.
Zamiast p~owyzszych substytu
tow, kupiec moze sprzedac, jeze
ii odbiorca zazada, ma p%odstawie
tel samej normy ktorykolwiek ?
nastepujacych substytut6w:
Kaffir Flour, Rice Flour, Bean
| Flour, Milo Flour, Dat Flour, Po-
tato Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Fe-
I~terita Flour, Peanut Flour. Sweet
Potato Flour.
Czysta maka rye flour, lub
meal, moze bye sprzedawana
jake substytut, lecz mus bye
sprzedawana w proporcyi mai
mniej diva funty maxi zytuej do
ttzech funtow maxi pszennej. Ma
ka kukurydziana uzywana III pie
czywo chleba, ma bye sprzedawa-
M hez ladnych komhinacvi.
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CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

.Pszenica. No. 1. buszel .. 1927
Kukurydza, buszel $1,000. $l.4e
OWES. buszel .. 6S13c do 69hc
buszel -. 05c do $1.O1
Zvto buszeI $r.62
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S~rocuIc.y " A. NdEdiekcIaT - Hup so.
,,e ,.- r,Y'ESN IE CHu'at;f'SEt
The evening world., 1918-06-19
BRITISH WASTE CHARGED
BY SOME LONDON PAPERS
All of Press, However, Encouraged
by Bonar Laws Reference
to Americans.

LONDON, June 10. -- warning
against Increased war expenditures Is
sounded by the Daily Chronicle and
tho Daily News In their comment on
the statements MADE by Andrew Bonar
Law, Chancellor OF the EKchequer. In
moving vote OF credit In the House OF
Commons yesterday. Other papers do
not question the huge outlay.
We are getting our moneys worth, "
says the Daily Express. II adds that
the Allies look forward to another three
months OF lnslstent anxiety"
The Daily News says: The sinister
fact is the indifference that prevails on
the subject The Treasury has long
since ceased TO exercise control. Parlia-
mont offers nothing with which to dam
the tide. The Governments idea OF
getting on with the war does not in
elude any considerations Of economy.
and there is no check on
the torrents Of waste In the depa rtments
themselves'
The general comment OF the morning
newspapers is to the effect that the
most encouraging part OF the speech
delivered by the Chancellor concerned
the endless stream OF Americans to the
front
The evening world., 1918-06-19
$4,000 AUSTR|ANS TRAPPED
AT THE FOOT Of L MONTElLO,
DANGER POINT ON PAVE LINE
(Conanued From First Page.)

at strategic points back of the battlefront eldy TO fling the fight
ing should the Austrian drive become seriously menang
nounced to-day
The situation reported favorable than il yesterday
The danger the Moneo sector is greatly lSsentd Between the
Pnta and Asco Rivers Austrian gains again reduced Three
Austrian attacks repud between the Brena and the Pave
The greatest strategic danger to the Italians lay the assault
their deen major Austrian there night have
compelled withdrawal the armies along the Piav and probable
evacuation Venice and evo but the combined British French and
B;aian forces have stopped the enemy in their tracks
The Aians therefore, have shifted their efforts to acquisition
Of Moneo the guarding the northern end Of the pav. line
and to the marsh land along the lower Pave
Allied troops the mountain region occupied Razea Pzzo the
heights southeast Of Sao and the spur of Cosaung taking several
hmdred prisoners
the Fosaa region the Italians pushed the Aians back to the
Pav River and captured Capodagne cutting of the Austrns in the
Meolo salient flour miles Of the rier). But the aars later
fall back TO the Poans ne still retaining gain of about
twohrds of mile The Aurians have made further Sight gain
al Montelo
The latest Austrian claim is of $4,000 prisoners and i2o guns Both
Emperor Karl of Austria and Premier Orlando Of Italy the 'front.'