davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
STRATY
MA FRONCIE
SKIM.
Archaneielsk, % kwietnia.

Archangielsk, % kwietnia. -
Cd czasu wyladowania wojsk a
merykanskich W ArchangielSku
We wrzeSniu, straty ich dochodza
do liczby 52S, L czego 1856 przy-
pada ma zabitych i zmar}ych I
powodu chorob. a 332 ia ran.
nvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

z kapitanem jechai mechanic il.
NJ. Schaefer. Niektorzy urzedni-
cy klubu awiatycznege twierdza,
re kapitan White ME tylko odby{
pierwszy tax wielka podroz ,'o-
miedzy dwoma miastami lecz tax
re utworzyf nowy rckord mic
przerwanej jazdy.
SzybkoSc aeroplanu wynosila
przcszio 100 mil ia godzine. Ac-
roplan zaopatrzony byi II cylin-
drami O sile 400 koni. Ma odbyc!c
tel podrozy zabras z SODA 100 ga
lonow gazoliny.
Kapitan White przebyf swa po
droz ia wysokosci dwunastu ty-
siecy stop. Zarzad klubu awtatycz
nego obdarzy} go mcdalem klubo
wynn "a 'odbycis tel rckordowej
podroZy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
ARMIA BOLSZEWICKA MAD
PRYPECIA ZNISZCZONA.

Londyn, % kwietnia. - Pier
VISA arnia bolszewicka, cperuja-
ca W okolicy miasta Homel
wzdluz rzeki Prypeci, poddala sic
Ukraincom, donosi biuro praso--
we uhrainskie Z Wiednia do Cen
trail News. Do tego czasu 10000
karabin6w. So dial i 200 mltra--
liez dostaIo sic W recc Ckrain--
cnw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

NErUA GABst nfe-unGiNdxkieA
DzlENNK CHICAGoSKl prsodajs
pod wzElsdsm dobsru 1 tre&od nate
Uaia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
BOLSZEWIKI COFAJA SIZE
MA CALVIN
FRONCIE.

Londyn, 90 kwietnia. - Iskro.
wa depesza rosyjskiego rzadu so
wictow, datowana 16 kwietnia do
nosi o cofaniu sic wojsk bolsze--
wickich ma caiym niemal froncie
wscfodnim. Dcpesza mowi: -
Wojska nasze wycofaly sic do
nowych pozycyi okoio 100 mil ma
p~oiudniowy zachod Cd Sterlita-'
max. Ewakuowalismy take Blu
guruslan W ~dystrykcic Ufy. To
w-skazuje ma 60-cio-milowy
odwr6t armii bolszewickiej w tel
okolicy. Innych ,,planowanych"
odwrotGw dokonaly wojska boil
szewickie w okolicy Permu, tu--
dziez wzd}uz rzeki Kama. Po-
mySlny atak przy7puSciiy rosyj'
skie wojska PREY arrnii alianckiej
ma froncie murrahskim ma polu-
dnie Cd KEN, gdzie Alianci uzy-
skali zupeina kontrole ma j~ezio--
rem Nigesero ! mad gfowna droga
ma p6lnoc cd mora Biaiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

LOWE.

Tani F. Guggcnheim. ktortj
MAJ jest jcdnym L urzednik6w
firmly rzcza!niancj Guggenhcim
Brothers. onegdaj ~najechala ia
9-ciolctnicgo Ludwika J. Bchana,
pnr. 5640 s. Park ave. i zabila go
pred jego micszkaniem.
Chiopczyk bawit sic l. innyml
chlopoami i, wed}ug swiadk6w,
micf wbicdz pod kola automobi--
III, gdy biegl "a pilk2.
TAX PAM Bchan, matka chop
czyka. jak i PAM Guggenheim,
znajdujq sic w takim stanic PREY
gnebienia i smutku, re trzeba by
10 wezwat lckarzy i pielegniarki.
- Cztery wybitne danny I WY
szego towarzystwa odniosly 7c-
kaieczenia w WypadGu automo--
bilowym. gdY ich automobil zde-
rzyi sic Z innym automobilem IA
przecieciu ulic 4Smej i ELLIS ave.
Pierwszy automob;l przewrocii
sic. Mkt w drugim automobile
ME odni6sl zadnej rany. PoNalc--
czeni sd: PAM Jessie Needcr, pre-
zeska Eleanor Association i
siostra H. Needera, gl6wnego ad-
wokata kompanii Swift and Co.;
PAM !, NJ Coulter, iona profcso-
ra Uniwersytetu ChicagoSkiego;
PAM Mary Ep!cy, Z pnr. 4756
Kenwood Ct, seKretarka Stowa-
rzyszenia, parma O. NJ. Garwood,
dyrehtorka Stowarzyszenia / J.
Anderson. szofcr automobile.
z oRGII o
- Tr6jka sprytnych oszustow
chicagoskich ,,,naciagneia" nd
800 900 J. Minksa, kt6ry Pc spree
day fanny w Millersville pre-
ni6st sic do springfieldu.
- Policya onegdaj postrzeliia
dw6ch podejrzanych osobnikow,
kt6rych wziela za>rabusi6w.
Trzech detektywow zauwazy}o
jak pieciu mezczyzn usisowafo
zdjac koio gumowe z AUTOMOBILE.
Aresztowali czterech, a piaty "a
czal uciekat. Detektywi dali "a
MIN ognia i jeden z mich ugodzif
60 w oko. RADIUS podda} sic. Po-
dal swe nazwisko jake Thomas
Sheridan z pnr. 1918 Sedgwick
utica.
- Policyant Norris zauwazyl
murzyna, jak wchodzif do gro
serni'' PREY narozniku ulic East
37mei i Prairie ave. Ma wezwa--
ME, azeby sic zatrzymal, murzyn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

natychmiaStowa akcye przeciwEo
Niemcom w razic zerwania trak-
tatu, Jest ia dohrej drodze.
WIEDEN POD KONTROLA
Wicden, %. kwietnia. - Kon-
trole W stolicy nicmieckiej Au-
stryi objeia rada zoinicrzy. SFo-
k6j panuje, ale radykali rozpo-
czeli juz podziai dobr przynaj-
tych wlaScicieli, ktorzy ME
moga sic oprzec. Prawdopodob--
Tie ME bedzie zmiany W nazwle
rzadu, ale bedzie on w zasadzie
bolszcwickim. Sytuacya jest zu-
peinie podobna do tel, jaka byia
Budapeszcie W kilka godzin pc
objeciu rzadow pTzez komuni'
stow. Budynek parliamentary
zajety zostai przez diva batato-
ny wojsk, gdy rada zolnierzy Cd
daIa 5000 zolnierza ma uslugi
rzadu, dohagajac sic rozwiaza--
mia policyi. Wojsko pozostaje pod
pulkownika Stoessel
ktory odbiera rozkazy
Cd komunistycznej rady. Puikow
mix Cunningham W imieniu A.
oSwiadczy}, re jezeli roz-
ME ustana, wszelki dowoz
zywnoSci zostanie odciety, dlate;
go ME nalezy sic obawiac dali
zaburzeh. Mezowie obez--
nam dobrze Z sytuacyq ciagle je-
szcze u%trzymuja, re Alianci mo-
gliby objat pod swa kontrole
wszystIsie wschodnie kraje, gdy-
BY wyslali ograniczona ale do
statecznq iloSc wojsk ma granice
Folski i Ukrainy.
SYTUACYA w BAWARYI.
Berlin, 90 kwietnia. - Liczba
rzadowych zw~iekszyla sic
przez przybycie 5000 zoinierzy
wuertemberskich. Miasto Mona
chium przygotowuje sic do decy-
dujacej Walk. Sytuacya zywnoS-
ciowa jest bardzo grozna i stale
sic coraz gorsza. Rad Hoffman
ma miai wyslac pewien zapas zy-
wnoSci, ale komuniSci pochwycili
ia. Radykali jednak zaprzeczala
tcmu, twicrdzac. &c w Mona
chium Jest dosyG zywnoSci. w
stolicy ciQglc jcszczc trwaja
Tub wiekszc ~zaburzenla,
kt6re pociqgaja "a SODA pewna i
lose ofiar w zabitych i rannych.
Kopenhaga, % kwietnia. - O.
wkadza w M~onachiulm. mo
via depeszc otrzymane' tutaj, IL
wolniiy i uzbroiiy wiezniGw wo-
jcnnych, kt6rzy przebywali W
wiezieniach ma przedmicSciach
miasta. Rosyjska gwardya pa
trolujc stacye kolejowa W stoli-
cy.
Berlin, % kwietnia. - Walka
rniedzy gwardya Czerwona ko--
mpnist6w bawarskich a wojska-
mi rzadowemi zakohczyia sic
ola tych ostatnich a to z
powodu zdrady radykai6w, kto--
rzy ziamali rozejm tymczasowy
napadli niespodziewanie ma VOL
ska rzqdowe. Wiesniacy usifowa-
Ii bronic sic widlami, a nawet "a
bill wodza naczelnego radyka-
low. ale mebawem zOstali ubez--
a wielu Z Mich zosta}o
rozstrzelanych.
Berno, % kwietnia. - Pc krot-
klein oblezeniu przez wojska ba-
warskie i wuertcmberskie komu-
ni$ci w Lindau mad jcziorem kon
stancyehshiem zostali pokonani
rad ich zostal obalony. MiaSto
to byio jedna Z najsilniciszych
twierdz komunizmu W Bawaryi,
Monachium.
Monachium, % kwietnia. -
Kablogram London Times dono-
ST, re rad komunistyczny w Ba-
waryi upadi, kiedy zaloga, htora
bye zawiazkiem silly zbroj-
nej sowietu bawarskiego, ogfosi-
Ia jego obalenie. Rad Hoffman
ma rozpocza} swe furkcye przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
~OZCZAROWAN ZOLNIE.
RZY

Nowy York, % kwietnia. -
LAX zofnierze amerykaiscy powra
cajacy Z Francyi zapatruia sic ma
prohibicye, osadzic MONA Z obu-
rzenia w~yrazonego w zdaniu, pod
czas przywitalnej mowy proku-
ratora gcneralnego T. w. Gregg
ry'ego, ktory, witajac czionkow
oddziaiu szoserow, wychwalaf
ich mesto oraz nawoiywa}. ably Z
tenn samem mestwem podjeli sic
piracy w kraju, dokonujsc w zy-
ciu prywatnem czyn6w wznio--
siych ma rowni Z czynami ma Po-
III Walk. Zaledwie wym6wii to
zdanic, gdy jeden Z sfuchaczy
wykrzykna}:
TAX, walczylismy "a demo-
kracye a wzamian otrzymalismy
inffuenze i prohibicye." Wszyscy
inni zolnierze przyjeli te uwage
wybuchem smiechu i klaskaniem
W rece tax, re mowca wskutek
og6lnego krzyku i wrzawy mil
siai przestac ma chwile movie.
Zdanie w~ypowiedziane przez zo1-
nierza jest jednem z unpopular
niejszych ~pomiedzy powracajacy
mi zoinierzami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
ME WYSTAR-
CA.
Kopenhaga, % kwietnis.

nOPSiAldSd, a h"ASuAAd-
Hrabia Brockdorff Rantzau, ME
miecki minister ola spraw zagra-
nicznyoh, ogiosii, &c trzech ME
mieckich posiahc6w wysianych
bedzie do Wersalu W dniu 25go
kwietnia ola odebrania teksttl
warunhow pokojowych, mowi de-
pesza z Berlina. Ma czele tel de-
legacy staiby minister Haniel, a
jego towarzyszami byliby Keller
! Schmitt jake doradcy z dwoma
urzednikami i dwoma siuzscy-
mi.
Paryz. % kwietnia. - Rada
Czterech zawiadomiia Niemcy, &c
Alianci i pahstwa sprzymierzone
ME NIGGA przyjac representation
n:emieckiclr, ktorzy byliby tylko
posiancami. Rad niemiecki mu-
81 wysiac Representatives 2 peina
wladza.
Paryz. % kwietnia. - Niemcy
zawiadomily Aliant6w, re przyj'
muja wszystkie ich warunki Cd
nosnie do konferencyi W Versa
IL. Wy5la oni nastepujacych de-
legatow ma kongreS wersalski 2
peina wiadza: Ma czele delegacyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
AEROPLANEM. z CHICAGO
DO NOWEGO YORKU BEE
ZATRZYMANIA SIZE

Nowy York, % kwietnia. -
.Aeroplanem DE Hayiland-4" pu-
sell sic kapitan E. F. White z
Chicago do Nowego Yorku, pre-
bywajac te odlegiosc or mild
W szeSciu godzinach 80 minutach
ME zatrzymujac sic wcale. Wraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

wynn "a odbycie tel rckordowej
podrozy.
SAN FRANCISCO BEDzIE
MIALO sWOJA WALsNA
LIME ~TRAMWAJOWA.
Washington, % kwietnia. -
Protesty Zjednoczonych Kolei W
San Francisco. Cal. przeciw bu-
dowaniu linii t~ramwajowej przez
miasto ma ulicach, gdzie prywat-
ne kompanie maja juz zaiozone
szyny a odrzucone przez wszyst-
kie niemal federalne sadly w Sta
ME California, zostaiy odrzucone
przez Najwyzszy Sad w Wa
szyngtonie. Prey od~rzucaniu pro
testow sedzia Holmes, ktory wy
dai wyrok, oswiadczy}, re kom-
panic tramwajowe maja ~jeszcze
prawo upominaG sic O wynagro-
dzenie "a szkody wyrzadzone o.
debraniem przez miasto linii
tramwajowych.
,JAPONCZYKOM ME VOL
NO UCZEsZCZAc DO SZKoL
P~URLICZNYCH w KAL.
Sacramento, Cal, % kwietnia.
- Legislature Stanu Kalifotria
przyjela ~poprawke do proiektu
Senatu dotyczqcego s%zkolnictwa
ma mocy kt6rej dzieciom japoh-
skim ME bedzie wolno uczeszczae
do szk6i publicznych tam, gdzie
sa wystawione szkoly Mongo-
low.
Zwolennicv administracyi do
magali sic. abv poprawke te wy
cofano. ale gdy przysz}o do glo-
Sowania - opowicdzicli sic pre-
civ niei. Posei Greene. ktorv
p~rzediozvi poprawke, twierdz;f,
zc Japohczycy wdzicraia sic
gwaltcm do zwykivch szkd}, do
wodzac re mic sa Mongo{ami.
100000 zYDoW ZAsTRAIKU
JE w OBRONIE MOONEY'A.
Nowy York, % kwietnia. -
zoo ,Ooo zyd6w. ~naiezacych do
d~wudzicstu uni rekodzielniczych
zvdowskich. zastrajkuje ma jeden
dzieh - picrwszego maia We
dug zawiadomienia og}oszonego
wczoraj wiccz6r. Urzadzonyc1
bedzie wiele demonstracyi pre-
civ zasadzeniu r. !. Mooneya
ma dozywotnic wiezienie oraz z
zadaniem powt6rzcnia przcs'n-
chow. Najwiekszc zcbranic odbe-
die sic W Madison Square Car
den. Plancm organizacyi jest talk
re zaprotestowat przeciw zasa--
dzeniu +. V. DcbSa. bv}ego kan
dvdata ma prezydenta ma tykiccic
socvalistycznym.
WYPADKI AERoPLANoWE.
Wantagh, N. ", % kwietnia.
= Szercgowicc O. ". Meyer. II
czeh PREY szkole awiatyczncl
Lufberry, nalezacy do 35f cskad
ry lotniczej, kt6reso mic1scc ro-
dzinnc znajdujc sig w kaliforni''
zostal zabity ma miejscu, gdy ae-
roplan kt6rym sic wzbi}, zleciaf
2 wvsokoSci zoo stop. Sierzant
O. O. Burnett, ktory towarzy--
szyi Meyer'owi, otrzyma} nicbcz-
bieczne rany ma ciele. Acaropian
spadf Z taxa sila. &c zanurzyf sic
g}eboko W ziemi.
Portland, Ore, % kwietnia. -
Propeller aeroplanu typu "Spad',
ktorym kapitan l.. H. Smith
wzbii sic W powietrze ma korzysc
pozyczki Zwyciestwa, r~ozleciaf
sic w kawaiki. Lotnik zmuszony
zostai spuscit sic ma ziemie, wy
szed{ jednak z niebezpiecznego
ladowania Gallo. Maszyna zleciala
g6rna czescia ma dol. Podczas
spuszczania sic automobil w po-
bIizu jadacy, wydai z motoru
swego kilka giosnych detonacyi,
co widzowie, ktorzy rzucili sic ma
pomoc lotnikowi, tiumaczyli, re
aeroplan zostaf ustrzelony.
Rad ZAJMUJE $4,000 "a
KoNSERWOWANYcH KUR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

komunistyczny wegierski stara
sic "a wszelka .ccne Emusic Rad
zachodniej Ukrainy do udzielehia
pozwolenia ia wolne przcjscie a.
gcnt6w wegierskich do Moskwy
i zNPowrotem przez Ukraine. w
tym celu rad wegierski zamknql
ola Ukrairicow granice polnocna
wegierska ola Ukrainy, czyli dro-
sc do Wicdnia, dopoki rad T.
krainy ME zgodzi sic ma zadane
ustePstwo. Premier Ukrainy Ho-
iubowicz stara sig o pofaczenie z
Wiednicm przez Czecho-Ssowa--
eye, ME chce jednak take zry--
u.oS Weprafni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
Tslegramy ~zagranlGzne.

Dokohczenie re strongly lw-szcj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

francuskiego dowiaduja sic, &c
plan przymierza obronnego mig
dry Francya, Wielka Brytania /
Stanami Zjednoczonymi, moca
kt6rcgo pailstwa tie rozpoczna
natychmiaStowa akcye przeciwko
Niemcom w razie zerWania trak-
tatu, Jest ia dohrej drodze.
WIEDEN POD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

Budapest, % kwietnia. -
WieSci o pochodzie Rumunow W
giab Wegier ~wywelaly w stolicy
w~egierskiej wieiki niepokoj. Pc
gwaltownych mowach ma zebra
mach rad robotnikow i zolnierzy
Rad wegierskich sowietow wy
dal szereg goracych proklamacyi
do publicznoSci, ably uzbroi}a sic
o dokonczyla pomyslnie revolt
cyl. w proklamacyi do robotni-
kow Rad wzywa ich do piracy
bezustannej.' Wszyscy rezerwo-
wi oficerzy i zolnierze maja sic
stawic pod bron. Proletaryat ma
uzyc wszelkich Srodkow do osia-
gniecia swego celu.
Wieden, % kwietnia. - Rad
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
TEN-MINUTE NOVELS
.llid.hipnah Eau' hy Capt Margat caads.sas'a
by James B. Connolly.
T0M0RROW-"The Old Curiosity Shop" By chn.es Diekens.
MARRYAT

Frederick Marryat was born In
l7si ana lived tiii is&s. his father
was an Englishman OF wealth, who
sat in Parliament and was q writer
Of verse and political pamphlets.
The son. however. had the sea In
bis veins. and even before he was
siiowed 70 enter the navy at Il he
run away to his favorite element.
He served under Lord Cochrane in
the famous Imperieuse and at once
began to lay the foundation Of that
store Of knowlsdges
and experience which made him the
prince of story teliers of the sea
The daring Lord cochrane was an
,s:binys s:if years he shoy.S s,v Id. yoTns
ments and bold enterprises Of every
sort. And the latter was an apt
pupil whenever there was anything
strenuous doing. Honorable mem
ton came bis way frequently: in
1918 he received the medal OF the
Humane Society for sat least "a
dozen" gallant rescues; he invented
ioS soas of e e.. sos Royal sos,sss ss Became fei
He began his series of twenty.
four books with Frank Mildmay-
in 1893. and kept them going for
twenty yeats, to the delight of an
expecNnt public. As happened in
the case of SO many writers in
cluded in this series Of one hum
dred books. instant success came
to one who had found a new field
Mr.. Midshipman Easy" "Snar-
ley-yow" and all the rest Of the
two dozen tales-~hod a thrill for
whoever loves the sea-
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Capt. John z. RastaII of the proof
section has returned from a visit to
the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
where he attended a reunion of the
First Eastern Shore Volunteer In
fantry, a regiment organized by him
during the Civil War. by direction
of Mai. Gen. John A. Dix, then in
command of Fort McHenry.
Ira Cole. the Oldest pressman in
the United States in active service.
was presented with a huge basket
Of flowers by his friends in the
press room yesterday in honor of
his nihetieth birthday. Mr.. Cole
came to work in the G. P. o. in
1876.
Albert W. Kuhns. Edward L. Red
field. Joseph Gibson. Castlemon p.
, Boss and ]. Harry Phillips of the
monotype section. members of Pen
talPa lodge of Masons. are attend
ing the visitation to Garfield lodge
in New York City.
John FineEan is in command of
the time desk in the press room
while William A. Jenkins is absent
Frank B. Jones. copy editor, is
happy over the birth of a daughter
at GARFIELD Hospital Saturday.
Charles Elder has been absent
from the hand section several days
because Of Illness in his family.
Charles R. Allen and Michael J.
Shea electrotype molders, are on
leave
The printing sections, including
the press room. will work overtime
three nights this week.
Miss Mary Dow Of the ruling and
sewing section Is spending her vaca-
tion in Atlantic City.
Lloyd Garrison of the proof sec
tion Is entertaining his brother
from Indianapolis
Henry Heinhold Of the forward
ing and finishing section has gone
TO q Philadelphia Hospital to be
treated for stomach trouble.
Merton r. Barnes. Herbert r.
Davis. John N. Finegan. Clause A.
Gathgens. John T. King. Ralph r.
Seifert and Herman Hitz have been
transferred to the Job room
Sidney Marshall. Harry Matchett
and Herbert Schwingle. accompanied
by Johnny Hopes on the piano.
rendered some very delightful mu-
steal numbers in the corridor yes
terday.
Edward J. Robinson and Isaac R.
Hines are on the sick list in the
hand section.
Miss Catherine Linebach Is absent
from the night pamphlet bindery on
leave.
=. Henry z. Bartte. eompositor in
the monotype section, is enjoying
fifteen days leave.
Bruce G. Frick OF the computing
section. with his family, Is spend
Jng several weeks at the old home
In Sunbury. Pa
Herman c. Nesmith II absent
from the once of the superintendent
of work on leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29

travellers seem 20 be foreshadowed
by the stars
There is q prophecy that hospital
ity 70 royalty may precede serious
diplomatic complications with the
visitors country
The death OF a millionaire is
proGnosticated- This will remove
another national figure and serve to
emphasize the prophecy that with
the beginning of the new era after
the war most OF the men and
women prominent in the pre-war
times would pass away.
Persons whose bIrthdate n is
have the augury OF a very success
fal year. but they should pursue
established lines Of activity.
Children horn on this day are
likely to be industrious and re-
spected These subjects OF Libra
usually meet many difficulties IN
business affairs and succeed best
when employed
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
UNCLE WCclY AND THE
COLORED LEAVES.
~ HOWARD n. GARIS.
lcsynuI ma M Mcclure Nsssuaps
eyndiotA)

Uncle wiggily had picked up some
rcd. brown and skilligimink colored
autumn leaves for the duck girls, and
Lulu had q bunch OF purple ones under
her wing, while Alice was Just picking
up one colored like Q lemon pie, when
all OF q sudden the bunny rabbit
gentleman called out:
'sHarkI'
what's the matterr' asked Lulu.
IN q sort Of quacking whisper.
"I hear some one coming through
the woods" went on the bunny rab-
bit gentleman. wed better hide!
It may be the fox, who's been after
me quite a lot lately
But wherer softly quacked Alice
There isn't q single place here to
hider
Under the leaves, Under the
pretty colored leaves we have gath
eredl" said Uncle Wiggily.
So the two duck girls and Uncle
wiggily quickly scooped out for
themselves a large hole in the thick
pile OF leaves on the ground under
the trees. Into this hole the bunny
rabbit and the wibblewobble girls
crawled. and then they scattered
over their heads, and on top OF them.
the colored leaves they had
gathered for the lady mouse teacher.
IF we keep still. now, no one will
see u.s." said Uncle Wiggily IN q
whisper.
Yes. we must keep terrible stilI!"
quacked Alice in q low voice.
All Of q sudden, while the leaves
kept on rustling. Alice said:
oh. Uncle wiggily! I've got TO
sneeze"
Don't you dare sneezer' quacked
Lulu. IF you sneeze you'll blow all
the leaves on US, and the Pipsisewah
or Skeezicks will see u.s.
Il can't help itr' said Alice. IT got
to sneeze"'
And sneeze she did: "Aker-choo!
Ker-chooi Kerchoo!" AL the leaves
blew on her and on Lulu and on
Uncle Wiggily. and then sudden q
jolly voice cried:
''Oh, there you are! see you! I
was wondering where you went."
And there stood Jimmie wibble-
wobble, the boy duck, and 1t wasn't
the Pipsisewah or the Skeezicks at
all who had made the rustling noise.
it was Jimmie. Wasn't that good ?
So Jimmie helped hfs sister and the
bunny gather more pretty leaves and
all was well. And II the cucumber
doesn't go to sleep in the middle of the
pumpkin pie, when it's playing hide
and-go-seek with the banana short
cake. I'll tell you next about Uncle
WigSily and Jillie's candy.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
PEACH AlARMALADE.

Two pounds OF peaches. ? cups OF
water. 1l-2 pounds sugar. heated
juice OF l lemon Kernels OF 6
peach stones. Remove the skins
from the peaches. cot them into
quarters and take out the stones.
Cook the fruit and water to-
gether slowly stirring and mash
ing the fruit Skim IL necessary.
When the fruit is soft rub through
q sieve or strainer. add the heated
sugar and the finely chopped peach
pits and the lemon juice. Cook
slowly 70 minutes, stirring occa-
sionally to prevent burning. Place
in glasses: cool and cover.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Y. W. c. A. CARESFOR
ARMENIAN GIRLS

Thirteen hundred Armenian sir,s
were recently turned into the
streets OF constantinople in one
week. They had been carried of
by the Turks during the war when
their parents had been massacred.
Ihey had been cruelty tattooed by
their masters for purposes of iden-
tincation and many OF them were
so young when taken away that
guage.
The War Work Council of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton has appropriated $4,000 for
reconstruction work in Turkey to
provide shelter and training schools
Tor these girls. A service center
has been opened in Constartinople
where the girls may go for assist
anee and for social life and recrea-
tion.
r Glasses are held there for them
IN subjects which they wish to
learn and IL Is hoped that a GER
tain amount of Industrial training
can be given them soon. Many of
these girls work at cardinf wool
and Milling comforters with wool
while they are recovering from
their recent hardships.
Miss Margaret White. head Of the
I. w. {. A. work in Turkey, had
spent some years teaching in that
country before Joining the Ar
menian and Syrian relief, commits
sion to the Near East as q repre-
sentative for the Y. W. c. A. ana
SO Is able to understand the needs
OF the Armenian girls and to direct
the work OF caring fer them as
homes.
A unit Of four z. w. c. A. Sec
rctaries has recently arrived in
Constantinople to assist u the
work.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
HOROSCOPE.
MONDAY, Sept. %, 1913.

tcopyieli. lzs By The Mcclure SevEapr
syndacate-l
Astroloeers read this as an un-
certain day. While the Sun and
Mercury are in benehc aspect Sat-
urn and Cranus are adverse
It is a rule under which to seek
appointments, but those that are
political may be subject to delay or
to criticism
There is q prophecy that positions
OF high place will be made vacant
before the new year and these will
be filled only after the most bitter
competition.
This sway should be fairly IA
vorable TO the plans OF men who
rule or hold Offices OF great response
bility. The President should benefit
The planetary direction is not a
promising one for industrial peace.
Tendencies that are menacing TO
the welfare OF the nation will de-
velop rapidly after the FIRST cold
weather. the seers declare
Uranus is in a place read as en-
couraging to riots and revolutions
and there is a sign held to indicate
physical violence that causes seri-
Gus bloodshed. .
This sway of Uranus be believed to
affect thinkers with unrest and to
inspire them to encourage uprisinCs
among workmen everywhere. wo-
men are peculiarly affected by this
sway. the seers declare.
The conjunction Of Mars and Sat-
urn next month is read to fore
shadow religious troubles. Bitter
controversies that will extend 10
politics are indicated.
Switzerland will become subject
to planetary direction next month
which is likely to bring about a
national crisis. Serious difficulties are
presaged for the European republic.
Danger of railway accidents, long
predicted for the autumn, will in
crease as the autumn advances.
Strikes that affect the safety Of