davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-13

Yavapai county plans S5,000, ,00o good roads campaign.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24
FARMERS MAY BUY +,
CARL DAD OF SHEEP


A carload Of sheep was nnloaded here
the first Of the week which the owner,
intended to sell ito the farmers Of this
vicinity as bree ding stock There are
many farmers here who want to set in7
to the sheep business but af ter an ex.s
aminat ion Of the animals offered they
decided that the stock was not Of the
|quait desired. here We're a number
of good ewes in the Of but as the own
er would not al low ,llrel lasels to tasssss
their in the flock unable
to dispose Of an and loasl ed his stock
today for shipment to some other point
Farmers here may possibly group to-
gether and purchase a Road Of good
sheep with which to make q tart at
sheep raising County agent Ohm
HUSKY states that sheep can be bought
at reasonable figures II orders for
Eenough to make car load shipment can
Ebe secured. Those who contemplate
purchasing Sheep should communicate
with Mr. HUSKY at once.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24


The pure seed work of the rthwest
School 6 Agricult ure and Experiment
Station 90 Crookston has steadi ly In
creased until the number of co operators
sis approaching 80 one of whom IL
ported d yield Of 49, 8 bushels per acre
Iof Minnesota 295 oats on 81 majority
of the plots the yields from station
grown seeds were far above those 81
Ike grain soWn sunl er THE same condi-
lions Tests have been made 81: great
variety of farm crops dum 47o,
formerly known AZ Minnesota 951, leads
Iin the seyen=year wheat test. Marquis
and q Kubanka strain are second. OF
the common wheat Marquis has yielded
the hishe The two -sowed syarieties
.of barley yielded eQuaIl u as wen as tie
Tests Of rye demonstrated
the superiority of Minnesota -. 20.
.tato inyestigations have been carried
on extensively Of the early kinds the
Early Ohio has made the best perform
ance: The Irish Cobbler has returned
Isatisfac Glory ytelds. The Green Noun
tain type Of late white potato made the
most sal isfactory showing through the
six years of tests to which late varieties
have been subjected. Il The livestock 81
the station Is being converted into pure
bred herds.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

g. Swanby clerk Of court, has re.
'ceiyed d commnnicat ion from B. Il
Doe, U. s. Naturalizati ton Examiner sto
the, effect that the wives Of petit toners
appearing m court FOR papers must ac,
company them and must also be quail
fled In the know Wedge of this govern
lment before the pet Homer viii be given
his papers The conmunicat ion @ q
follows, and also sets the date for such
Wives q pet lions must now
appear in court and submit to an sex.
animal Hon and be qualified IN knowledge
On government before the petitioner
viii be given his second papers.
Honorably discharged soldiers
can come to court with two witnesses
who are citizens and can identify them
and they can be given their naturaliza-
ton papers at once, IL they appear Oh
the day set for hearing OF petitions q
M ural ization They must also bring
their certificate Of Discharge
The next hearing OF petitions Tor sna.
turalizati ion In Marshall count is Feb
sr,1ary26 1920 ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24
HOG CHOLERA SPREADS 3;.ss
~ lJ(ss RED RIVER

sasla Last week the Shea blished ail
item about the discovery of hog cholera
on 8 farm nea the Red River west of
Stephen. Since that item was publish
ed other cases have been reported, all
OF them being along the river north sof
Fargo Il is reported that there has
been an epide mic Of hog olera at the
Equity packing plant at Fargo and 1t
seems that the disease has been carried
along the river in some manner.
County Agent John HUSKY advises
farmers who own egistered hogs to
have them yaccinated at. once. Be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

"a. %. swandby chief Of the Warren
Fire Depa rtment, left Sunday evening
for ST. Paul to attend the Fire Proven
ton congress and the State Fire Cot
|lege being held there this week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24
Public SchO DOL Notes

n UnSAAs vi lA4C
The students Of the Warren High
School. We are back for another nine
months grind, but every thing looks nice
and bright, the desks are shined up, the
floors are all clean. Letsus help to keep
them so and make this term a better
and more prosperous school year than
ever before.
The total enrolment OF the High
School has now reached one hundred
and twenty The Sophomores have the
record enrolment this year, their NUNS
Der being forty The Freshmen have =,
decidedly smaller class than the one
last year, they having emily an enroll
Ement Of twenty nine The Junior class
has an enrolment Of thirty two, where
as the graduating class has an enroll
Ement Of twenty.
The class in Higher Algebra has been
delayed in starting until this week. bur
is now at work under the supervision
I5of Prof. Holmquist
Last Friday william Dixon gave the.
Social Problems class a special report
Oh his visit to the state prison.
The library is now open to the public:
two hours of the day on all days except
Wednesday,. from go to 4 80. "a large
number Of new books have been added
to the library this year
The Seniors IN the American History,
class have been drawing some excellent
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. August Westherg spent
Sunday af ST. Hilaire, visiting their
former pastor, Rev. Wilson, and family
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24
NORTH STAR PURCHASES
NEW PIPE ORGAN

A new. Estey pipe organ has: been pllf-
chased and insf tailed by North Star Col
lege and instruct ion on this musical il,
strument will be one Of the added
features OF this years course which be.
gins on October first. The colleg sllas
been fortunate ina securing q first lass
instrument as an addition to its iilp
ment 49,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

Miss Nellie Boyce arrived this morn.
ing from Seattle w ash, for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs Everett Wadsworth:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24


Nfoarh.a .... S.
g, I, & s,u15A,
49,. -.
Moorhaaa ~.
M. So 11s1 4. s,1s,ss''s|
7indorn ~ I. IS, ~.
~ mbarton hnt,, 11s
ana nAd Rnod Court p. IL. "a
to d 10 the hog clIolarra casaa MN
shaya ~ s4,,,
:paul ,ir, 81 .,,h. mt
slettar rr1er 81 Vir.,,,s.7 3
sSnd ~
aeon M a info,.,ss casv.i r.
Simmons, nnst c1l,cs sins ~ s
III arctanta 40 svira1nia
MINI. haye haans scomnl aini,,r 80 naf,
the hiRh. switch AZ an ], railToada.
and have shaen1 IN to sand ti,airs
scomplalats to the, RaiIroad ana ware
house eommis sion here.
Man IA wantvs rat,,rned aolfiiar.
who lhana seen ,o,Iv.e "a aerrvlce laft
har. drS Vim = Is s, cnria ~ t1,a hnrna,
~ R1harf IIaadt IS banana q .alnnnl.S
ssrr, IA ~ "a. i; 3 .1Ia.ad 1890.
.s,ts 80 .th r,.+ 8, 4 ~
- ~ MN, s. 900 ~ S, nnthine
s,,t nt ,,t,, !. s. a. ~ tSa
Seer ii al,nr.sh ma s s. hi srrnnted
The aayyIcea ma q ldarnanuded that
1 a,ait mar ~ ,n,1h liclv \ Has denied
hayinS mae such reeml,arks, Haedt il
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

David Brown and wife left on ssss,atnr-
day FOL. their home Shenandoa
Iowa.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

r. %. I1anden, Misses Hanna Iaind-
berg and Emma Bergman autoed over
Ito Grand Forks Tuesday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

gAAk - kAAAeN 49, 49,
Yielding from three and one=half sto
eight and one.half bushels per acre
Some report q yield ott ton bushels pei
acre, which would be equal IS $242 POI
acre. hut the average amount received
rs from $50 to- 500 PEI ere.
Sc Cloud Uncle Sam wasted I
lot Of beer al Cold Spring, near here
when his agents poured 43s55 bottels sot
the brew that mad that place famous
into, the sewer The Cold spring com
pany had paid 81 per case tax upon 4
before July The company got 4
refund, then the government ordered
the liqnid desire ed, the pouring out
following
Eveleth hen Is swing III (which he
Swas pla5ang witt, comp anions at the
Lincoln school Playground broke, 90
iron bar fell and struck Josephss Zimf
darisch, 9, . school boy On the head
crushing his skull. death resultins
In q short time. Six other boys fnSths
swing we're not hurt Because ttIlsss
fatality the school board ordered ~
overhead apparatua 81 play ground rs
moved, meaning the u Isdren be
without large swings IS tpnab bling bars
dinneapoiis osperdty Sof ths
rthWests Is refecte an q statement
sof condit ionsa lsaned by Theodors
Void governor of tho Ninth District
Federal Reserve bank, In which 8 dc
crease OF more than $64 ,O0O, 900 81
loans BY the parent bank to its mem
hers IS shown, as compared with z
year ago. IN add ition to paying Oh
Individual debts, the people Of the
Ninth district have purchased more
than SI76, 0Oo, 900 worth Of Liberty
bonds and the banks Of the region
have described Increasingly large
amounts Of government secrrIt les.
International Fall he u ianesota
e Ontario Paper company had about
seyenty five of the leading newspaper
publishers Of the United States as its
guests in the Rainy River section,
They were entertained UP the lake IN
the Seine river country, where they
enjoyed q genuine outing In one oi
the beauty spots of the country, where
the fishing rs fine and big game
abounds.
Paul he big movement So
which approximately ISL, 900 sheep md
go. 900 cattle from The arolth ,stricken
sections 81 Western u states were
placed III green pastures Ia; Northern
Minnesota s virtually ended tor
season, Hay, assistant commis
{ sioner IN the state agrfcultur fde
Hpartnient,g ANNOUNCE and future ship
m1ents will be only the normal trafit
.to the South ST. Paul stock yards.
Hastings Bud r rodgers, Ernest Hal
lowell and James Nicely, the three ban
dts who held up the Mendoza STATE
bank, were brought here and LODGED
IN tho Dakota county Jail Sheriff 81
a. Dunn ofS Dakota county and Ofdcel
John Day Of South 81. Paul went y
st Paul upon receipt Of news Of tn
men capture and with Detectives p
humane, 81 sA. Carr, n A. Brow
and 81. oliver of st. Paul brough
the robbers here. !sssss..
ST, Paul Only shout of more thai
ZOO inmates of the saltwater stat
prison were discip pinned during TIL
last month, Warden - Reed states
"a monthly report tos state boar
Iaof control. The renaar kable OWN
isssa strong argu ment; Tor the presenll
Ipolicy sc prison mar cement, q sal
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-24

EY 3 q
~ 6 "A ll ss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

W. Fanny Maryi', pozostajace pod kie-
rownictwem Xxx. re Zgromadzenia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pahskiego W st.
Mary's Kentucky.
l. W miniony wtorek, zmarla S. p. An
ma Siuda, W podeszfym ju4 wieku, pc
cie4kiej chorobie. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic
jutro z domu zaloby pnr. 1914 w. Ohio
ul., do koSciola sw. Jana Kantego, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Zmar1a p~ozostawia jedyna c6rke panla
Aniele Szymaniak. Mech odpoczywa
W pokoju.
"
Kantowo now p~owiekSzy}o sic O
jednego lekarza DR.. Piotra j. Ore
~szynskiego. kt6ry chlubnie ukohczyl
studya lekarskie w chicagoskim Kolle-
GUM Medycznem / Chirurgii p. n. 10
yola" | W dniu 14tym czerwca b. r. O.
trzymai dyplom dojrzafosci a W dniu
l6tym zioAy} pomyslny egzamin pred
Stanowa Komisya. Dnia 19tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

Dobry klub pilkarski znany do
tel pory jake Arnola A. A., zmieni-
Ia swe miRno ma Silver Stars. Sta
je ona W przyszia niedziele pod tym
imieniem do cry z silna dziewiatka
J%azzbow, ma boisku PREY ulicy 52ej
| 29tej O god2inie 3:15. Sk}ad die
wiatki Silver Stars jest taxi: E.
Schultz, r. T., P. Strek, 1 b., G. Osu.
chowski, 8. g., NJ. Marion, C. f., j.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

p~rzyczepic, a ME majac W tym We'll
kiej wprawy, chwycila sic tylho je-
dna reka / dose wielka przebyia W
ten spos6b przestrzer; kaleczac
czionki swe po bruku, MIN wreszcie
krzyk jej uslyszaf woznica 1 konie
wstrLymal. Pokaleczona i przestra-
szona dziewczynke. ktora jak sic o.
kazaio byia Anna Gonalis, 1902 Ho-
more ul., zabrano do szpitala powia-
towego. Rodzice winni baczyc ma to,
ably dZieciom swym pod grozba roz-
81 ME wolno byfo zwyczaju tego Ia
wsze niebezpieczneso, uprawiaG. -
CodZiennie wiele prEykrych wypad-
k6w ulicznych przytrafia sic z tego
powodu aczkolwiek jest to zabronio.
ME prawem, zas prsyznac trzeba, he
zawsze znatdzie sic po temu sposoo
nose, czemu ami p~olicyant ami woz-
nice zapobiedz ME So zdolni.
X
Idac po schodach do swego mie-
szkania PAM F. Gordon, Fam. pnr.
sol 8. Spaulding ave., kobieta licza-
ca lat so, potknela sic o schod ma
drugism bedac. juz pietrze a chcac
przytsc do r6wnowagi, ciaiem SVEN
oparis sic o porecz. Pod jej cieza--
rem porecz sic ztamai a nieszczesli-
wa kobiecina spadfa z drugiego pie
ira ma cementowy chodnik, nadwyre
4ajac o4aszke i odnoszac w~ewnetrz-
ne obrazenia. Zabrano ia do szpita-
Ia powiatowego,, gdzie wkrotce
zmaria. Inkwest dzisiaj.
q - q
Pant Paulina Siowik, lat %, Ia
mieszka3a pnr. 1879 Chicago ave-,
przez caly ubiegly tydzien uskarta-
la sic ma SERGE. Przywofano doktora
Rosenthala, kt6ry jej dogladai, po-
mimo jednak wszystKiego PAM Sto-
wik zmarfa. Inkwest koronera odby&
sic wcZoraj W m~ieszkaniu zmariej o
godzinie 10tej / wycano wyrok, re
przyczyna Smierci byia wada serca.
& CO -
W szpitalu p. W. Sw. Elzbiety
znaiduje sic try lata liczaca dzie-
Gina na1wiskiem Esterka KuliA,
zam. pnr. 1927 Evergreen ave.. a
lekarze wszelkich ulywaja srod--
kow, adv ~dziewczynke PREY zyciu u
trzymae. Bawila sic ona ma podwo-
rzu swego domu. w ~sasiednim, ME-
jaki Ben Fishman zdejmowai z da-
chu deski a jedna z mich wymknefa
sic mu z reki / spadha ma glove ma
lei Esterki, gieboka czynia rane.
CD Ia zawieztono do szpitala, le-
karze orzekli, re ma nadwyre7ona
czaszke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

czerwca przyjety zostal do szpitala
polsklego Matki Bozej z Nazareth, ia
ko %internista, gdzie bedzle m6gl evil
czyc sic W praktyce lekarskiej. Matka
jego PAM Maryanna Morawska, nalezy
do d}ugOletnich osadniczek dzielnicy
~kantowskiej Fam. pnr. 1893 W. Chicago
ave. M}odemu lekarzowi &yczymi powo-
dzenia.
Dzisiaj W piatek W sail parafialnej
sw. Jana Kantego pod kosciolem, Cd
beda sic wyk{ady szkoly 'obywatelskicj
kt6ra zajmuje sic lokalny klub oby-
watelski. Rodacy chcacy zostac obywa-
telami NIGGA sic dzisiaj zg}osic a udzie-
lone i'm beda stosowne informacye.
Dluga nieuleczalna cieaka choroba
p~rzeciela pasmo mlodego zycia s. p.
Katarzynie Fortuna, kt6ra zmarla W
srode 0 godzinie Smej wieczorem, pre-
Aywszy lat q I oSm miesiecy. Pogrzeb
odbedzie sic jutro z domu aa}oby pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

81 No. Lincoln ul., do kosciola p. W
sw. Jana Kantego, a stamtad ma cmen-
tarz sw. Wojciecha. Zmarla pozosts-
via stroskanego meza J6zefa Fortune
I c6reczke J6zefe. Mech odpoczywa W
pokoju.
Klub p. n. Calumet Orpheus Assn"
do ktorego nale4y mlodzie4 polsko-ame-
~rykahska, ~przewaAnie wychowankowic
parafii W. jana Kantego, przeprowa-
dill 81 z pnr. 1928 Fry ul., do tymcza-
sowego lokalu pnr. 1918 w. Huron ul.,
W cclu wyszukania odpowiedniego To-
kalu, kt6ry bedzie mogl slu4yc ola roz-
rywki | zabawy czlonk6w.
Pan Franciszek Nowicki, organlsta
PREY kosciele p. W. sw. Jana Kantego,
wyjechaf wczoraj ma dwutygodniowe
wakacye do stanu Kentucky.
Glory paraflalne skupiajace sic PREY
parafif sw. Jana Kantego, przygoto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
Wspaczucic

Znana z miekkiego serca pant Nj
ma, ma letniem m%ieszkaniu, spotyka
dziewczynke. o ktorej jej mowia, &c
Jest gluchoniema.
PAM ze w~sp6iczuciem glaszcze
gl6wke dziewczynki:
- Cd jak dawna jestes giucho--
niema, mole dziecie?. - zapytuje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

Grzywihski, |. T., J. Tuchowski, 2
b., Dickey Koziowski, 3 b., ]. Or
manski, c., s. daddy" Pollwyk, p.
Klub ten wygra1 JUL dziesiet z r1s-
du gier, przegrywajac tylko tedna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

wuja sic do urzadzenia przedstawienia,
kt6re sic odbedzie W miesiacu wrze-
sniu, W sail sw. Stanislawa Kostki. O.
degrana zostanie sliczna sztuka p. t.
,,Chata "a VISTA, re piewami, kt6ra
zapewne ka4dego zainteresuje. Biz
SEE szczeg0ly W swoim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
SzczeScie do slug.

Szczescie do slug.
- w dzisiejszych czasach, moja
PAM, Jest bardzo trudno O s(uge.
- Co tez PAM m6wi; ia W ciagu
jednego m~iesiaca miewam pc diva
nascie slug.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11
z KANTOWA.

" przyszly czwartek, dnia 17go b.
m, W koSciele p. W. Sw. Jana Kantego,
rozpocznie sic NOwenna do Sw. Amy,
kt6ra pctrwa jak zwykle dziewiec dni,
W kt0rej czciciele tel wielkiej Swietej
wirni wziasc jak .n~ajliczniejszy udziai.
Nowenna skladac sic bedzie z r6zahca.
modlitwy ma Geese Sw. Amy a w koh-
GU Observation-Disclosures NajSw. Sakramen
tn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

Onegdaj powr6cil z Francyi do do
mu r~odzicielskieSo SzeregOwiec Felix's
NOwicki, syn lpp. Franciszka Amy
Nowickich, Fam. pnr. 1888 w. Chicago
ave. kt0ry p~rzebywaf we Francyi pre-
szlo 1S-cie miesiecy, peiniac Obowiazki
W Szpitalu pod naZwa Evacuation Hos
pital, no. 10. Do donau przybyi CAT
klein niespodzianie i radoSc wywo&a& W
rodzinie nieopisana. Ojciec jegO pan
Franciszek NOwicki, pelni Obowiazki
Organisty przy kosciele p. W. Sw. ia
ma Kantego. Il okazyi jego p~rzybycia
sprawiono ma poczekaniu gorace ola ME
go przyjecie a krewni, p~rzyjaciele
znajomi, kt6rzy przybyli z powitaniem
- mile spedzili kilka godzin siuchajac
ciekawie opowiadah obozowego Aycia
jak r0wniez z wrazeh dOznanych ma
polu WALK. Szeregowiec Felix's Nowi-
cki, pred wyjazdem do wojska praco-
wal u firmy Crane CO., gdzie pia-
stowa} ~intratna posade.
q
Y. DR.. WOjciech Kmiecik C.. r., miej-
scowy aSystent, wyjechai IA dwuty-
godniowe wakacye do .,Kollegium p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-11

Roman wleklihski, zam. pnr.
1883 W. 1Sta ul.. ~rozwo+acy niby pi
wo dfa komp. b~rovarnianej White
Eagle. miesEczacej sic PREY ulicy
smej 4 Racine, jechsi utica Hermit
taEe dose szybkim tempem. Zajsty
swa praca ME zauwazyl, Re dziew-
szynka pewna eheac sic nieco pre-
3echae pobiegan IA wosem, chcac sic
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Enright Faces Contempt
Pistol Expert, Seeking to Re
tire, Prefers Charges

Application for an order requiring
Police Commissioner Enright to show
cause why he should not be adjudged
in contempt of court was made yester-
day to Justice Edward Lazansky in
the Supreme Court in Brooklyn by J
Ward Follette, attorney for acting
Captain William A. Jones, known as
the "pistol expert" of the Police De-
partment.
Captain Jones applied year ago
for retirement from the force and half
pay, on the ground that he was SUI
fering from a form of paralysis The
board of police surgeons recommended ID
the retirement. In spite of this, Com
missioner Enright refused to retire
him. A second examination was made
of Jones by the police surgeons ant
the retirement again was recommend
ed. Still Commissioner Enright re
fused to act.
Captain Jones went before Supreme
Court Justice James S. Cropsey il
Brooklyn, last November, and obtained
a writ of mandamus ordering Com
missioner Enright to retire Jones. Or
the order of Mayor Hylan, Corporation
Counsel Burr filed an appeal, but tn,
Appellate Division sustained the lowe
court.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
One Killed, Others Hurt
In Wreck at Pittsburgh

Special Correspondence
PlTTSBU RGH, Feb. 17.-Beco oming
derailed just as an eastbound passen-
ger train was passing. the tender of q
westbound freight train on the Pan
handle Railroad sideswiped the passen-
ger coaches near Sturgeon, Penn, this
afternoon, killing a Philadelphia wom-
an instantly and injuring q dozen other
passengers.
The Dead
Mrs. Addie Ebaugh, wife of Dr. NJ. C.
Ebaugh, 1926 Youdel Street, Philadel-
pha.
The Injured
P Potoyick, Murray City, Oho cut
and bruised.
Morton Mul, Lansing, Ohio; face cut
and back injured
c. c. Juntli, Youngstown, Ohio; cut
and bruised.
Lantz Kubas. twenty seven years old
Murray City, Ohio; cut and bruised.
Mrs. Walcott, Rochester, Penn; cut
and bruised; suffering from shock.
Other passengers suffered minor in
jLr;es.
The passenger train, en- route from
St Louis for Pittsburgh, was running
fast The tender of the freight train
locomotive, which was running back
warC. struck the cab of the passenger
engine first, sideswiped the engine and
ripped the sides from four baggage
cars and four passenger coaches.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Man i'm Crowd Is Shot as
Chicago Greets Troops
Throng Presses In OH Negro
Heroes and Sergeant Uses
His Revolver
By BRIGGS

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Riotous scenes,
during which one soldier was shot
and wounded, marked the return of
the 37Oth Regiment, United States In
fantry, to this city to-day The regi-
ment. consisting of colored troops, is
Chlcago's own and is better known to
Chicagoans as the Sth Infantry of the
Illinois National Guard.
The wounded man was Private Gar
field Dallas, of Ridgely, Tennessee. He
was hit in the shoulder while the re-
turning troops were parading by bull
let fired by Sergeant Edward Jones. A
physician declared his injury was
slight.
Sergeant Jones was attempting to
keep his company lines intact with
little success, owing to the excited
negro civilians who lined the streets.
lie warned the civilians back several
times and flourished his automatic
pistol. When his lines became par
ticularly irregular, due to the efforts
of civilians to shake hands with their
friends, witnesses say he fired and Dal-
las lell.
Jones was turned over to Colonel T
A. Roberts, commander of the negro
regiment. who said the sergeant had nc
justification for using his pistol.
The colored warriors made dis
part of General Mangin's "Fighting
Tenth" army on September 16, 1918
to the end of the war, they attacked
the flower of the German army-Bran-
denburgers and the Crown Princes
Uussars-and drove them from the
Ailette canal to the interior of Bel
rilln
New-York tribune., 1919-02-18
Fighters Send Wireless
Of Greeting to President

Five hundred soldiers and sailors
last night sent cablegram of con-
graduation to President Wilson on his
success in having his ideas of a League
Of Nations adopted at Paris.
The military men were guests of the
Shuberts at the Bijou Theatre at a
special performance of "a Sleepless
Night" which has it's formal opening
tonight
Between the acts ]. j. Shubert made
a short speech to his guests and later
was met by Captain John j. Tennyson,
who presented a wireless addressed to
Mr.. Wilson, asking that it be sent.
1--WE congratulate you on your sue
cess in attempting to make future
wars an impossibility for civilized
nations,' the cablegram read, "and
pledge our support to the utmost to
make the world safe for democracy"
The cablegram was sent at the re
quest Of Mr. Shubert after it had
been signed by practically all soldiers
and sailors present.