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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
MYSLI

Move dis drogi ludzkosc usciela
Wolnos6 powszechna (czy ably praw'
DIVA?
Poddany zmienia sic. W OBIWA'
THA
(Czy-ie bez wielu rzeczy sic OBY.
WAY
Zawsze WIEN. jaki wynik wiatrak
da mi:
Ziarno osadzi, a plcwa precz spur.
ME.
(Gdybyz tax byfo W wyborczcj
urnie!
Toby wybory byfy - wyborami. . }
x
,,NLadrym jest Polak po szkodzie'.
TO gadka,
Kt6ra cd wicklow raczym sic do syta.
Lecz gdziez Ct madrzy? - niejeden
Zapyta -
Gdy szkoda u mas zee wcale ME-
rZadka. -.
(W1asnic dlatego, ae szkody sic
wioda
Jedna DO drugiej - ciaglesmy
PRED SZKODA).
("szczutek".)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
ROZSZERZENIE TRANIWAJU

ROZSZERZENE TRAMWAJU
WIEDENSKIEGO.
w Wicdniu zapanowafa ogromna
uciecha ma whsG, re ulubiona pred
wojna tura ,2aND UNI WIEN" be-
die znowu wprowadzona. w tym ce
lu LIMA tramwajowa zostanie pre-
dluiona o k~ilkanascie kilometr6w,
a dawna tura zmieni NAIVE ma
,,RUND UNI OESTERREICH". Ia
Gene .iednej korony bedzie MONA
tym sposobem W ciagu l~r6tkiego
czasu caIq Austrye dokola objcchat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
FRASZKI
Z CHWILI Bic
ZACEJ.

OSTATNI ZWOLENNICY.
A przeciez So jeszcze dzisiaj Iu-
die, kt6rzy podlizuja sic Habsbur--
gOm!
- Co tel pan plecie?!
- No jake? CT, CO slinia mark
austryackie PREY wysyIce list6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
MAGIK NOWOCZESNY,

- Wyobraz sobie, widziaiem ma
gika, kt6ry nasypal do cylindra gro
chu, proszku do zeb6w, z1nieszal to
- otrzymal ~tajecznice.
- Starry HAWAI-. ia widziaiem ia
kiego magika. CO zdaczyf dziegiet z
cebula 1 original sztandar bolsze-
wiCki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ.

liters, otrzymamy wraz nazwe
nova godna, piekna, ktora "a
razem i caiy program novel ma
szej instytucyi wskaze ma dsuga
przyszlosc! Potrzeba nam Ko-
misyi Polonizacyjnej! Niechaj
TAXA Komisya z n~aszej inicyaty--
wy powstanie W Polsce, a znaj--
die bezzwiocznie zwolennikow
masy Gale, zar6wno we wszy-
stkich trzech zaborach j dzielni--
each, jak w czwartej naszej, tn W
Ameryce. Stad z pewnoscia VIE
lu zechce wracac do Polski, a ma
JAG grosz oszczedzony, u Komisyi
owej mogliby szukac porady co
do ulokowania sic, osiedlenia, ma
bycia ziemi i urzadzenia nowego
stosunkow. Komisya ia Potomac
cyjna dziaiacby mogla powinna
zarowno w Poznahskiem, jak w
Prusiech Zachodnich i Wschod-
mich, a dalej w Gdansku i okoli-
each lego, azeby tam odrobic /
nadrobic robote szwabska, zdy-
stansowac wyScig niemiecki ger
manizacyjny nasza poloniza--
eva. \
Jestesmy pewni, ie vzad polski,
re oficyalne wiadze nasze i orga-
nizacye prywatne W novel Pol
see bardzo rychio znajda sic Z
programem kolonizacyi ma grun-
tach dawnego zaboru pruskiego,
i powstanie ich bedzic bardzo po-
zadane .wszystkim w kraju i nam
tn, zwiaszcza tym, ktorzy - jak
rzekIiSmy-z mysla powrotu sic
nosza: ola tych Komisya Poloni-
zacyjna bedzie TEN, czem Mem
com byla Kolonizacyjna ich orga-
nizacya, jeno nasza - zamiast
krzywds nieSt, bedzie ia wetowa-
la i naprawiala, zamiast rabowac
cudze ziemie, bedzie tel zieml
n~aszej jej wiasna dziatwe PREY
wracaia ma ojcowa s~puScizne.
Komisya Polonizacyjna bedzie
powracajacym z obczyzny ma TO
le W Polsce opieka i oparciem.
Zapewne tez sama bedzie mog}a
zyskac wiele, w finansach zw}a--
SEGA Cd Polak6w w Ameryce.
Slowem zapowiadaja sic w tel
dziedzinie w~ymiany interesow
bardzo rozlegie i ola obu KRAKOW
korzystne. Summa: mniemamy.
IL Komisya Polonizacyjna jest je-
dnym z acknowledgement postula-
tow, jake powinny znalezc sic W
programme najblizszym rzadu pol
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
MACIERZ PoLSKA.

~ organisasyS fscsRcS ynnRodre1 PEI.
bka obo1ga Oaci W pracach naukowyeh.
oatryotycEnyeh I bratniej pomocy "a
oodniesienia ducha moralnosci dooro.
bytu W sp6leczehstwie. . szcresolnis
sac sic ma posmlertns Cd lat IL DO ~;
ma csIonkow StowargysIorych hss o.
KranIcxenIa wieku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
y IYUOWYCH PRAWD.

- Jesli jeden Polak drugiego po-
chwalil. to tylko ma to, ably sic trze-
CT wscieki. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
CZY ME PRAWDA?

CZY ME PRAWDA?
- Jak nazwaG najlepiej czas Cd
dnia 4. do %. listopada, W kt6rym
Ukraincy gospodarowali we Lyo-
vie?
- Mic latwiejszego! Wszakze to
byi prawdziwy RUSKI MIESIAC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
X. Pr ME *. X.

Me kabaie many ma mysli, mi
Ii Czytelnicy - a choc wyraz
kartofle tei sic cd litery *" "a
czyna, jednakze tez j ME o karto-
flach pisaG chcemy, choc je -
zwiaszcza Mode ~ ponos jeszcze
ma ME "a w~czesnie - lubi bardzo
wielu.. :.
TX" to skr6cenie wyrazu .Ko-
misya" - jaka Komisya? poezy-
tajcie:
Byia W Polsce, W wielkiej cze-
sci jej, zabranej nam przez Pru-
sakow Komisya - ztodziejska,
bandycka, komisya ostatecznego
wyzysku, przymusu - gwaltu
prawie! Komisya ia zwana
skolonizacyjna" miala "a zada--
ME skupywat majstki polskie i
sprzedawaG je Niemcom w ca
ioSci, albo tez parcelowac i osa-
dzac ma mich niemieckich kolonf
stow - gwoli ~szybszego postepu
niemczenia kraju naszego. Wszy-
soy w Polsce wiedza, lie ziego, lie
krzywdy izawej i krwawej komi-
sya ia ziowroga nam sprawila, lie
zrzadziia szkod niepowetowa-
nych, ktore - by wyrownac, lat
czasu j milionow trzeba bedzie L..
w ostatnich lat dziesiatku, hub
dwu - komisya owa przyjeia "a
giowna zasade swojej dziaialnosci
wiaSnie parcelaeyjny system ak
cyl, wiec nabyte wieksze majatki
.polskie rozdrabniaia, rozdzielaia.
azeby je tenn satwiej s~przedawac
SWORN intruzom. Byi to system
ola naszego stanu posiadania w
Poznanskiem najszkodliwszy,
Niemcy porozumieli sic ma tenn,
IL jesli dobra jakies wieksze byly
jednem reku Ito choc Me
mice byf wiascicielem, lecz "a
on krajowej, miejscowej
liczbe, nieraz wielka -
wprost z p~raktycznych wzgledow'
DO robotnik to byl rolny ma miej-
Sou - tanszy zatem, kazdego CA
SUI pod reka bedacy, gdy zasie-
robotnika Niemca trzeba bylo
sprowadzac dopiero j drozej opia-
caG: przeto PREY wielkich maj1t-
kach, nawet przez Niemc6w ma
bytych - Polacy mogli sic jed
max utrzymac lepiej, nfz gdy ma
iatek - rozparcelowano: gdy to
sic staio i gdy Niemcy faktycznie
podzielone ziemie daw-
obszarow ~dworskich, wtedy
napiywaia ich odrazu W okolice
liczba znaczniejsza, kt6ra
z czasem odmieniala narodowo-
sciowy charakter miejscowoSci
radykalnie. w ten sposob
pchano nam do Polski Niemc6w
masy Gale, ktorych osiedlanie sic
W Poznanskiem Rad popieral Pc
koncesyami przerozne-
mi. ulgami podatkowemi CO
wszystko niedostspne zgola byio
Taxa to kolonizacye, pelna
ludzkiej, niesprawiedli-
o pomste do Boga woSaja-
eel, uprawiala oslawionaK omisya
Kolonizacyjna, kt6ra majac swo-
ich agent6w, rekrutujacych sic
nawet z posrod Polakow i to ME
raz re sfer pseudo-arystokratycz-
uzywaia wszelkich wybie--
gov, podstep6w ! sztuk - wprost
szalbierskich, azeby ziemie upa--
trzona dostac, wydrzec: cena
przytem ME stanowiia roznicy,
piacono chetnie dobrze, agentow
posrednikow suto przeplacano,
porekawiczne dawano wysokie,
podstawiano osoby z polskiemi
.azwiskami, jake kupujscych, az
doprowadzali Niemcy do swe-
Co.,. a podstawiony lotr - W
tygodnie po rzekomem kup-
ME majatku - odprzedawal go y
Komisyi Kolonizacyjnej. Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

w bIaSku neutrality-suspicious.
Nowego Zycia wstaie - Rano.
X. wachtel.
nisteryalnego. Moze sic uprze--
dzamy a ME chcielibysmy, lecz
juz cd dawna ME many ,,nabo--
zenstwa" do tego pana Eliasza
Tobenkina, ktory swego czasu -
rowniez w nowo-jorskiej .Trybu-
ME" najzupelnicj servo omawia(
" interwiewie, spisanym z p.
Paderewskim - mozliwoSc mic
mozliwa - sicgniecia Paderew--
skiego - pc polska korone!....
PisaliSmy O EN- swojcgo czasu...
L artykuiu omawianego maj
ciekawszcm powoianiem jest r6-
wniez T. Musical America" przy-
tcczony wyimek, kt6ry powiada,
ze ,,Paderewskiego droga polity-
czna ME Jest obccnie r6zami wy
slana giownie Z powodu opo-
zycyi socyalist6w!... Paderew--
ski jest wielkim. -. ,,rojalista",
(skad TAXA opinia), niedawno
mial przemawiaG w Warszawie
ma zebraniu, w wiekszosci socya-
~llstycznem, przerywano mu nieu-
stannie z powodu jego wynurzen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a kul-
minacyjnym punktem opozycyi
staio sic wystapienie magic jake
Cos socyalisty, kt6ry miai zakrzy-
knat: ,,Pamietaj pan, zes ME ma
swoim koncercie; gdybys grail ma
fortepianie, wszyscybysmy byli
cicho, ale ma tenn tn zebraniu, ME
zapominaj pan my many ia
kie same prawo g}osu, jak i pant"
Sc non e vero, c ben t%rovato....
jeSli ME jest prawdziwa przyto--
czona ancgdota, jest dobrze wy
mvSlona.... Ze Paderewskiemu o.
Scia w oku, kolka w boku jest
socyalistyczna opozycya, - w
to chetnie wierzymy. yCokolwie-
GEEK" wszystkim nam ona do
skwiera, ale ostatecznie danny So
bic z tenn rade: lekiem ma MIA mai
lepszym jest jednoSc narodowa,
jaka sic obecnie coraz s%ilniej u
twierdza doko}a rzadu p~olskiego,
Jest konsolidacya stronnictw i
rartyi naszych w dziele regene-
racyi pahstwa polskiego, o ktorej
wiesci pewne, ME ~zmyslone
many Cd przybylych ostatnio z
Ojczyzny rodakow: wobec tel
mocy, jaka nam dale i zapewnia
ma p~rzyszlosG ia konsolidacya, ia
jednosG - opozycya socyalisty--
czna jest rzecza, mad ktora MONA
precise do porzadku dziennego.
Jak wzmiankowalismy, artykui
z Digest" illustruja dwie ryci--
ny: pierwsza podaje podobizne
czlonk6w gabinetu ministeryalne-
go, druga jest komiczna karykatu-
"a austryackiego pisma humory--
stycznego die Muskete": pred
stawiac ma premiere naszego,
wjezdzajacego tryumfalnie do
Warszawy na... fortepianie,
wzlatujacym jak pegaz W fanta-
stycznych wywijasach.. -. a II do
III geb miliony ~wiwatuja, W do
ME klaszcza... Rycina dobra, kary
katura ucieszna - trafna jednak
tylko pozornie i W czeSci praw-
DIVA, w tel, il faktycznie Pade-
r~ewskiego entuzyastycznie VITA
no w Warszawie, witano go je
dnak ME ma fortepianie wjezdza-
jacego - ME vice "a jego sztuke
= to znaczy, ME "a muzyke i
maestryzm instrumental, ale VIA
Snie "a zaslugi ma politycznej nj
VIE, "a niezaprzeczenie donosny
dodatni wpiyw, wywarty na tok
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

Posxukujess pracyf - C1vyaI piinis
oelos1snia pod IIbgIkS prae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
RxQd ndyudu pEzeg n0r6d d3o
Aa1odR, ME sgt7tsog poDteTzchHt
sEsML
- Abraham Liacoh

MeSoUrEe ,stdnu psesdsfs spd.
fEdjq sic I'd zddniu, Re must 1t.
MED ztedaoceono, niesoIs<nd
s0maEsQdna Pokskd.
Woodrow Wilson,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

Przypuszczamy, IL robota ia
ME powinna bye trudna. Jezeli
zmienimy W tytule niena-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
Police Use Clubs On Strikers
tBy Associated Pressl

Glasgow, Scotland, Jan. 31-Several
persons We're injured here today when
police charged a crowd of strikers
with batonsS Mounted police were
called out and number of arrests
were made
There is still no prospect of any
betterment of the labor situation in
the United Kingdom. If anything it
is worse both at Glasgow and Belfast.
The strike movement is spreading to
large industrial establishments and
there are undoubted signs of coming
disorders which may entail martial
law. The government believes that
governmental interference now un-
wise. perhaps dangerous.
The strike movements are against
re advice of the respective trade un-
ions and include variety of demands,
however trivial. Meanwhile kilograms
from Belfast depict a situation, which
seems akin to that which recently OBJ
tanned in German cities under revolu-
-tionary rule. Even the police are
said TO be helpless.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
You're Missing Something
If You Overlook Them

Are you one of the wise ones who
are reading the Daily Registers class
flied advs? If not, it will pay you to
become one of the regular readers to-
day. Can't tell just when your name
will appear in the classified columns
inviting you to call and get a free
ticket to the Alhambra or Opera
House. The names of those chosen
are selected at random from the pop
ulation of this section and the invita-
tions vii lbe found scattered through
the classified advs. No favoritism
will be shown and the only require
ment the Daily Register makes is that
the notices which are clipped from the
paper, be presented at the box Office
of the Alhambra or Opera House on
the day specified.
The classified columns are rapidly
becoming one of the most popular ,le-
partments Of the Daily Register and
are being read by thousands of people
every day. This department of the
paper enables the merchants to place
their business before The greatest
number of people at the lowest ex-
pense. Phone 50 and let our "Ad Man.
explain this method of business build
ing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
MUST BE RICH TO BUY DRINK
Maine Woodsmen Now Have to Pay
S. for Pint Of
Whisky.

Bangor. Me.-War. which used up so
much alcohol and starved the distil-
leries. and the bone-dry law affecting
the shipment Of liquors from wet into
dry territory. have madesanything like
warm sociability. let alone hilarity,
impossible in Maine to any save the
wealthy.
In the olden days a woodsman or a
sailor went Into Bangor bar (and at
one time there were 1S1, including
seven varieties to choose from), laid
down a dime and took drink of what
could easily be identified as whisky.
But now drink of whisky is served
with Black Hand secrecy. and many q
wink and whisper Of caution In some
dugout up an alley, or maybe taken In
a dark hallway from the dirty glass of
a bootlegger. and costs 25 to 20 cents,
while half pint costs 50 to $3.50. a
pint 81 to IS. and a quart 50 to $40
according to quality. time and place
There seems to be plenty of whisky
or near whisky, here and elsewhere In
Maine. but the high cost of drinking
has driven common folks out Of the
market.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
WAR MOTHERS CHAPTER
TO BE ORGANIZED HERE
Mrs. Robert r. Burnam. Sr., Appoint
edia State Director and Calls
Meeting For Tuesday

AnPrganiZation of the War Moth
ers on Madison county is to be made
In cor5unction with the formation of
such body of these noble women
over be state. Mrs. Robert r. Bur-
nam, r., who has been appointed one
OF th4 State Directors, has issued q
caH z meeting of all who had sons
In tho service, to be held at the Red
Cross fooms next Tuesday afternoon
at otlock, at whcih time it is expect
ed to make a formal organization
here. All who become members be-
fore the first of April will be enrolled
as CHAPTER memberssof the Madison
countyschapter. .e
Mrs. R. b. Hutchcraft, Of Paris,
whose son, Captain Reuben Hutch
craft. was killed in France few days
before the armistice was signed, has
been chosen State president of the
new organization. 1t is planned to
make this an honorary organization
along the lines Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, and such
bodies, and to effect complete list
of chapters all over the state. A pre-
iiminary meeting was held in Lexing-
ton the other day at which the very
appropriate appointment of Mrs. Bur
nam as a director was made as well
as other steps taken to set on foot
plans p form chapters all over the
state. Records will be kept of the
sons ofsWar Mothers who were in the
service of their country and other
data or historical and personal value
win be Compiled. The new organiza-
'tiop starts off with enthusiastics in
terest and promises to be success
from the start.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
OFFICIAL FIGURES ON
TOBACCO SALES HERE
To Jan. oath Given Out By Local
Board of Trade-Good Weed Still
Up High At Madison House.

Figures in regard to tobacco sales
on the local market published yester-
day were estimates unoficiaIIy gwen
by local tobacco man. The Board
of Trade gave out official figures Of
sales today which show that total of
3,777, ,345 pounds have so far been sold
over the local breaks, up to January
oath, for the handsome sum of ST.
2s3, ,2S3.60.
Some splendid prices were paid at
the old Madison House yesterday, the
crop of B. W. Bogie selling way up.
Good weed is always getting the
price. Some of the sales noted were
as follows:
B. w. Bogie sold 165 lbs. at 60c;
215 at Gle; 60 at 75c; 70 at 76c; 70 at
Soc; rs at 75c; 200 at 76c; 90 at s0c;
S5 at SOC; 1874 at 76c; 130 at &c; no
at 66c; s5 at Acc; 65 at 26c.
Hugh East sold $50 lbs at SOC; 35
at 72c; go at Tic; 90 at Tic; 70 at &c;
40 at re; 165 at soc; 1O5 at SOC; As
at 41c; IS at 30c; 40 at 16c; Is at 2sc.
Baker and Pakes sold 455 lbs. at BE
4s5 at 21c; 230 at 16Ac; 205 at 31c;
335 at 34c; 100 at 37c; 95 at Csc.
Will Palmer sold 10 lbs. at 30c.
Phelps and Embry sold 355 lbs at
16c; 395 at 16c; sos at 1Sc; s5 at 21c;
los at 16c; 20 at roc.
Flynn and Price sold 440 lbs. at
25c; 420 at 33c; 400 at 42c.
Bob Martin sold 125 lbs. at 20c; As
at 94c; 25 at 30c; 80 at 40c; 55 at acc
125 at 32c; 1O5 at 3oc; 105 at 23c; 80
at Ice; 10 at 16c; 95 at 25kc.
T. S. Branaman sold 10 lbs. at zoe;
130 at tic; S5 at 16c.
Richard Brannaman sold $50 lbs. at
Acc; s5 at 69c; As at CSC; 140 at Zoe;
! 100 at 42c; 55 at 211Ec; 125 at 25c;
lis at 16c.
! Million and Congleton sold $50 lbs.
at IKE; 10 at 25c; 435 at 24c; 435
sic; COS at 34c; 125 at 46c; 20 at soc;
$50 at 30c; 210 at Ale.
Hubert Brandenburg sold 20 lbs. at
sic 20 at 66c; 10 at 66c; 10 at 45c.
I Gilbert Hornsby sold 20 lbs. at 41c;
80 at soc; % at 45c; 10 at Bic.
w. c. Brandenburg sold 200 lbs. at
Ice; 90 at 16c; 145 at zoe; 155 at 17c;
IS25 at 33c; 155 at 29c; 395 at Sic; 70
at 39c; 4O5 at Acc; 255 at 47c; 210 at
SOC; s5 at Acc; 200 at 25c; $50 at Ice;
$50 at 25c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
GET TWO REAL DEVIL Dogs
Two Russian-6red Timber Wolves
With Mixture Of Shepherd Added
to Marine Personnel.

Quantico. ya.-Two real 'devil
dogs" have just been added to the
personnel of the marine barracks
here. the gifts OF Mrs. Alvin Inter
myer of Yonkers. n. Y.
The dogs. Teddy" and Roland"
are Russian-bred timber wolves with
q mixture Of shepherd. and are fero-
cious enough to suit the most blood
thirsty marine.
Teddy" a massive, reddish-brown
canine, Is trained to carry ammuni-
ton, seek wounded. deliver messages,
scale walls and jump hedges. "Ro-
land" slender gray Of the Russian
wolfhound type, is expert at leaping
over obstacles and In carrying ammu-
milton.
The dogs gave an exhibition Of their
talent before officers Of the marine
corps recently aud so delighted their
audience that each will wear leath-
er collar with the globe. anchor and
eagle emblem on IL.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
louisville Absconder
Located In The West
tBy Associated Pressl

Louisville, JAM S0-The police to-
aay received a telegram from Dallas,
IeNas' asking for description of Geo.
l.. Martin, former secretary of n
building and loan association here.
who disappeared year ago leaving a
shortage in his accounts of approx
n1ateiy $SO0.O00. The message was
signed by John F. Smiley, who said he
understood the authorities wanted
Martin, and asked If there was any
reward for his apprehension. He fail
cd to state whether Martin was in
custody.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
Important To Farmers

DR.. NJ H. Doller, U. s. government
veterinarian, will speak to the farmers
of the county at the court house on
Monday morning, February 3rd, on
hog cholera, preventive and how to
cure. He will also discuss other di-
seases of hogs. All farmers are ur-
gently requested to come and be ben
efitted by this lecture as the govern
ment is sending DIR. Doller to assist in
eradicating cholera from this section
of the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
Captures German Who
Was Former Neighbor

Ottawa. O.-"Say. you look
like a Dutchman that lived down
the pike from me In Ohio once.
You amt a brother. or some
thing. of Gus Goecke's, are your
Albert hammers, who lives on
a farm near here, prodded one OF
a group of German prisoners he
had captured single-handed and
was driving toward the Ameri-
can lines few days before the
armistice was signed.
"No. Al. I'm Gus"
Lammers tells OF the incident
in a letter just received here.
Goecke. he says, returned to Ger
many for visit just before the
war started In 1914 and was
compelled to serve in the Ger
man army.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
IEY FIELD OVER ON
CHARGE OF STEALING
ssnie Miller Asks That Prose
.,.;op Be Dismissed After She
RetSyers Silverware.

! k,,--e Foley, returned soldier, was
=, await the action of the Madi-
| county grand jury next Wednes-
r- "a charge Of stealing silver
from the home Of Mrs. Robert
ard daughters at the time of
--e there n month ago. Foley's
vls fNed at $780,
! s--eurh the fire had been 2 month
nothing was learned Of the where
q. af the silver which was missed
family until James Shaw told
and when asked about it by
l. Foley gave them the keys to
locker ut his home and il was
nj there. Foley said on the stand
| be- had picked the silver off tho
and intended 70 return it to the
SOS Miller. He said a lot of fur
re- Was being carried around to
rent places ut the time of the fire
! BE- had taken the silver home to
Il until he had opportunity to
IL 20 the owners.
IL Sallie Miller wanted TO dismiss
-1-i5n against Foley since she
! recovered her silver. She said
the silverware had been in q
rs- - the time of the fire, and af-
Was over she missed the silver
o. purse. and had not been able
find them until yesterday. She
% Foley, she said. and cited an
--a of years ago when her father
3 te prosecute a young man and
-a0af out we'll and said she desir-
20 withdraw prosecution against
|
u5ya Smith said that he under
! af hs- feelings. but the matter was
hands Of the courts now.
/ -as Shaw. to whom Foley is
-l With having shown the silver
~ q. the depot the day after the
was not in court to testify, but
iaeraed for the grand jury.
charge of selling two quarts of
81 % Talt Heathman for $40, Joe
ION. q we'll known negro, of Rich
was fined 500 and given 10
n JAIL
- 81 charge of being drunk and dis
~ Harry Hopper was fined s5
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
Decide On Army Strength
iBy Associated Pness)

Washington, Jan. 31--An army of
100000 men was unanimously decided
upon by the House Military Commit
tee as basis for determining the ap-
preparation for army, pay for the year
beginning next J6ly. Committee
members said the number was expect
ed be an average force during the
year. They also said that it had no
bearing on the future military policy
and did not indicate a permanent
force that size
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-01-31
pNIC OF REAL
| Merit HELPED
H!M AFTER FLu


the effects of it. Meritone has brought
back my appetite and has brought
back good color to my face. I've
gained weight, too, since I started
taking Meritone.
Il want to recommend Meritone be-
cause it has done me lot Of good"
Meritone is highly recommended a.
. builder and strengthened after In
fiuenza or pneumonia II also IL re-
commanded for any siling condition of
the system such as stomach, liver or
kidney trupb1e, Or b combat eatarrh
or rheumatism
You can set Meritone at Perry snd
Sons. adv