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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
Rain Aids Men Who
 Fight Forest Fires

Spokane, Wash, July 24.-Showers in Western Montana and Northern Idaho ranging from light precipita- tion i'll some parts to a heavy fall in others, helped improve slightly today the forest fire situation. High winds last night, according to reports to the forest service officials, did not do as much damage as had been anticipated, although lightning was responsible for many new fires.
 Apparently St. Regis, threatened by forest fires for several days is now in little danger and Thompson Falls, also was reported safe.
 Reports from Oregon indicated that 5 forest fires had been started by lightning last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
VOCATIONAL TRAINING, ITILY

Rome, July 4.-Vocational train ing has had greater progress in Italy than almost any other country ac- cording to the report, after an ex- haustive investigation, made by Miss B. M. Laws, of Bryn Mawr college, who was attached here to the tuber- culosis commission of the American Red Cross under Dr. W. Charles White.
 Miss Laws in her study of the situ- ation shows that illiteracv for the whole of Italy has been reduced from 75 per cent. since the present Italian nation was formed in 1870, to 37 per cent. today. There were nearly A. 0O0,000 children in the elementary schools of Italy under 12 years of age in 1916, the report shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

Mrs. Jewell Lancaster and Miss Minnie Castle of Arana, Mo-. left Wednesday for Monroe, La., after spending week here as the guests of Mrs. Falls.
 Henry Herr, who for the past month has been at the bedside of his brother at Monticello, Iul., re- turned home Wednesday. His brother died July IT, and was buried on Sat urdey, July 19.
 Ralph Cahoon, foreman on the Cot ton Belt, was here Wednesday night for a short visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Cahoon.
 ---+---
 Master Russell and Guy Gaddy are seriously i'll at the home of their grand mother at Roane.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Terry and son, and MT. and Mrs. John Scholle and children of Pine Bluff were the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. F. Eaton Sunday. Mrs Matte Strahn and son, Nal, of Pine Bluff, were here for a few days this week visiting Mrs. Strahn's mother, Mrs. Mary Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
Issue Warrants in
 Telephone Strike

Cleveland, July 24.-The federal
 government undertook today to put an end to the vandalism growing out of the Cleveland telephone strike with the issuing of warrants for the
 arrest of several men, who, it is charged, interfered with the trans mission of messages over telephone wires.
 The warrants were issued followed reports of the cutting of four Cleve-
 land Telephone company cables this
 morning. putting out of service more than 1000 telephones in two ex-
 changes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
Germans Must Give
 Up Stolen Livestock
lRN The ASsnciated Prnss

VDN T IIt HSAUVIdItU TTCSS,
 Paris, July 23.--Germany will have to surrender to France 500 stall ions, 3,00o fillies, 90,00o milch cows, 100000 sheep and 10000 goats, ac- cording to a report made today be- fore the French peace commission sitting under the presidency of Rene Niciana, by M. Dubois, economic ex- pedt for the commission in comments ing on the peace treaty clauses.
 Two hundred stallions, 5000 mares 5000 fillies, fifty thousand cows and 4o,000 heifers also are to go to Bel eMum from Germany. The deliver ies are to be made monthly durinfi a nsriod of three months until com pbtec.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

Second Birthday Sale
 of mems and ladies' ten
 his shoes and oxfords,
 best quality, regular $1.50 value; sale price |98c. Leavitt's Cut Price Store. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
RESTORE CREEL ESTATE

Chihuahua, July 24.-All of the real estate and other town property of Enrique C. Crcel, former governor of Chihuahua and ambassador to wash ington have been returned to him by the federal government. it was an nounced here today. Only the hacien- das outside the capital belonging to Greet ale being held by the govern ment.
 The properties belonging to Gen Luis Terrazas, father-in-law of Croel are expected to be returned to him soon. All were confiscated during the revolution.
 Both Greet and General Terrazas are living in Los Angeles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
2.75 PER CENT BEED CONTRA
 BRAND

New York, July 24.-Beer of 2.75 alcoholic contents is held to be intoX- icating within the meaning of the war time prohibition act, in decision re turned today by Federal Judge Thomas l. Chattfield of Brooklyn, in a test case brought by the govern ment against Martin Schmauder, of New Haven, Conn.,, who was charged with selling beer in violation of the war time prohibition law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
WALDO CANCELS GAME.

The Cotton Belt ball team will not play at Waldo today, according tc an announcement made last night by Manager Clyde Vowell. The game was cancelled by the manager of the Waldo team because some of his mer were not available on that date. A game will probably be arranged with Namo Pike. Manager Nowell said, tc be played here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

l Second Birthday Sale of mems Alligator NeV- ei'leak slicker suits, un- ion made, regular S7.50 value; Sale price S5.98. Leavit t's Cut Price Store. If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

took it, and I believe ! would never have been we'll if it had not been for the Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash. lam recom- mending your medicine to allwomen ail- ing as I was, for I think it will carry them safely through the Change of Life, and relieve the ailments that come at that period. ''-Mrs. ALEx1E c. NANGLE, Galatia, III.
 Women who suffer from nervousness, cheat flashes" backache, headaches, and "the blues" should try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, and ii com ham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass The result of their 40 years experience ir such cases is at your service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
WANTS U. s. AID

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 24.- "Ireland would rather have recogni- tion by the United States of her ex- istance as a free and independent ma. tion than all the wealth the United States could give," declared Eamonr Devalera, President of the Irish re- public" to a gathering of 1riishmen of Salt Lake today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
Disturbances in
 Egypt Cost Lives
 of 800 Natives
(Bv the Associated Press }

London, July 24.-Eieht hundred natives were killed and 500 wounded during the recent disturbances in Egypt. according to lespatches from Gen. E. H. Allenby. Cecil Harms worth, under secretary of the foreign office, made this announcement in the house of commons tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
Arkansas Military
 Officer Restored
 To Regular Rank

Washington, July 24.-Mai.- Gen. De Rosey c. Cabell, former military com ,nander oh the Mexican border, has been discharged from his temporary commission as major-general and assigned with his regular rank of col onel to duty with the First cavalry at Fort Ringold, Texas. Secretary Bak- CT said today the discharge of Colonel Cabell from his temporary commis- sion was made necessary by the demo- hilization of the army. The secretary spoke highly of the record Colonel Cabell made while in charge of the border patrol.
 Colonel Cabell is native of Arkan- sas. and served as brigadier- general with the state troops in the Spanish American war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
THE BURNING QUESTION

Gerald Draper of Rogers, Arkansas wants to know if Ann Thracite is any relation to Old King Cole.-Boys Life for August.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE How Lydia E.. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound Relieves the Ailments of Change
 of Life.
"During Change of Life had hot flashes, dizzy spells and every month l

WaSWllOWlCn misery
 l had a constant dull
 pain, and would always feel tired. l suffered in this way for five or six years and was treated by
 a physician and took different remedies wi ut benefit l Lydia E. Pinkham s w e g e table Com- pound W as recom- ] n,ondad tO me and |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

-O-O~0~O~U@ [,ov w. Moore and children, |been visiting in late Iun have gone to Char 't;31, for a visit with relatives ] was with his family in [s"' "b but has returned to his l Houston of Tampa, Fla E A. Buckner of Anita, Turned to their home. MT MT. hs. K. Buckner and little (vlane Buckner, accompan- bme and will spend some h Vaughn, and two chil. Et and Mary Louise, of Fexas. and Mrs. J. c.. little Rock, and little tonella. of Little Rock, are F parents, the Rev. and Evans.
 ke Bellingrath, who has ly i'll at the home of her Sixteenth and Cherry, l improvement in her con-
 he dance at the Country [ening for visiting young are attending the week hrty given for the Pi Beta U. of A.
 hlie Guthrie of New Or- s the guest of her cousin,
 Adams, will leave Mon- Sit in St. Louis before re- Fer home.
 kur Harrison and baby of Texas. have returned to
 after a several weeks rs. J. H. Redmon, who is Hrs. Harrison.
 pper of Fordyce, who re- ischarge last week from as been visiting his aunt, therford.
 Roseberg and daughter, Rosenberg, have returned htful visit with Mrs. Cas- n, at Houston, Texas.
 -%-
 Mrs. w. c. Wood, 1920 have as their guests Ia Parrish of Jonesboro.
 M
 Harris who has been in
 visiting, is now in Hele- t of Miss K. c. Horner. $ Shandy is able to re- brk in the office of Dana recent illness.
 lane Fich and Miss Vera Monticello were in Pine fday shopping.
 es Larkin and children of guests for a few days of
 Byrd and family.
 el Moseley has returned oma where she has had
 visit.
 M. Scott and daughter, ine, are visiting relatives Eth.
 ton Castleberry and baby ed from a visit with rela- lanta.
 Patrick of Monticello is
 her sister, Mrs. D. w. Green and Mrs. J. c. bending the summer in be Clements of English is Pt Mrs. Cross for a few e Buthenthal is able to be
 illness of a few days. H NEWS NOTES
 e Sims is visiting rela- pden this week.
 mons of Buena Vista was Ire Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
NOTICE NatatOrium Stockholders

Dear Sir
 We have been instructed by the United States Internal Revenue Department, that under Section SOL, Revenue Act of 1918, that there is tax of 10 per cent assessed on all membership fees of all social, athle- tic, or sporting clubs, where said dues or fees amount to 5000 or more. In the case of our Natatorium Club this tax will amount to $2 50 on each share of stock held. The law provides that any member who fails to pay promptly his club the amount of the tax on his dues or fees is subject to fine of S100000 If this failure amounts to wilf4l refusal to pay, or an attempt to evade this tax, he is guilty of a misde- meanor, and is subject to fine of not more than $10,00000, or imprisonment for not more than one year, or both and he is, moreover, liable to penalty of 100 per cent on the amount of the tax.
 In accordance with this law we must make collection of this tax not later than August 1st, and will ask that you mail your check in the sum of $250 at once.
 Very truly yours,
 H. I. HOLDERNESS,
 President.
 F. CASON, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

.ov w. Moore and children, Hes |boen visiting in Tate Iun p have gone to Char it;,,, for visit with relatives. was WA with his family in u hut has returned to his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25
HI NEWS NOTES

fe Sims is visiting rela- hden this week.
 pmons of Buena Vista was Ere Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

Houston of Tampa, Fla,
 4 i A. Buckner of Anita, iarned to their home. MT. ss K, Buckner and little
 uIane Buckner, accompan- ,me and will spend some
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

e Buthenthal is able to be Illness of a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-25

,. Vaughn, and two chil.
 # and Mary Louise, of
 rexas. and Mrs. J. G. l little Rock, and little of Little Rock, are Ir parents, the Rev. and Evans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
1900 ZoInierzy Rannych Laduje W New P
O Inwestygacye Dzialalnosci Bolszewikow Dezerter Z
bia Marszalka D~eputowanego.
Tony Mleka Zgeszczoneso ola Wioch-Roosevelt
Pozostawia WfasnoSc Realna FamiIii.
lime Telegramy Krajowe

poczynano i~ndywidualne per-
traktacye, lecz ma to, ably row.
nOczeSnie w}aSciciele statkow, ia
ko tez urzednicy federalni i ko-
lejowi dali i'm to, czego cd mich
zadaia, odrzucili ia. Tymczasem
urzednicy kolejowi widzac ME-
bezpieczenstwo braku mleka i
innych zywnoSci powodu straj-
ku, rozpoczeli energicznie pre-
ciwdzia}ac temu, zwozac .je ko-
leiami do miasta, doprowadzajac
sytuacye zywnoSciowa do nor
malnego stanu. Koleje, kt6rych
tratwy tysiace ton zywnoSci Two
zify dziennie do Manhattan, pod
Jelly sic ma wielka skale zmienic
system dowozu zywnosci maize
ciem kilkudziesieciu automo-
blow ciezarowych kt6rymi pre-
WozonO wszelka zywnoSc przez
tunel rzeczny; zywnosc zaS z
bardziej oddalonych miejscowo-
sci, przeznaczona ola Nowego
Yorku, bedzie przys4ana koleja
New York Central. Gdyby sic
plan ten udaf, to jest, gdyby ME
zaszfa jakaS nieprzewidziana
przeszkoda, natenczas niebezpie-
czenstwo braku zywnosci osta--
lobby zupe}nie usuniete. Pomie--
dry NoWym Yorkiem, Staten
Island kursowalo wczorai kilka
statk6w miejSkich, operowa--
nych przez policye. Wszystkie
niemal koleje podziemne w 60
dzinach wieczornych by4y zapei-
nione 20 same brzegi pasazera-
mi, kt6rzy w normalnych CA
sach przeprawiali sic przez re
Ike statkami portowymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11

DO uwiezieni "a wystepowanie ME
lojalne przeciw rzqdOwi. zostana
wydaleni Z kraju. Poniedzy tymi,
ktorzy zaliczeni beda do niepro-
szonych jest hrabia Minotto, kto-
ry obecnie przebywa ma wysp;e
Ellis. Pomimo. re warrant IA de-
portowanie winnych jest konie--
cznie Potrzebnym. to jednak ia
den obwiniony i skazany ME mo
re sic bronit. gdyz intornowanic
i zasqdzenie Jest uwazanc jake
dowGd, re dany osobnik 4 ten
w'ecej nieprzyjaciei cudzoziem-
ski ME Jest z?danym ma obywa--
tcla tegoz kraiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11

Dzisiej. k:ej won obicaiem takv
tyr o podaje liscik jaki iem otsy-
mol cd moigu Henryka, kt6ry W.
~Franceji pOrzadnie skure b.smarkO-
wi innymi nasymi boisami precise
POT L:scik tyn 10 ia iard dlugi i
gwuli tego 10 so kapecke Obetne CO.
by wOs Lie badroWaG wiele. mole
kostumery i kostumerki, ale TO co
warto czytaG WON podaje. Pi4OI on
du mnic TAX:
Panic J%acenty:
Troche Bigosu... - a no biorn
jO "a piurkO gdyz ma divorce Boze
uchowej, tako chlapan:na. co JAZZ
strach a to pierwszy roz Cd dlugi-
gu czasu co tyr dale mi japetyt do
gryzmolenia do wCs wasej starej.
Me win co won tyr nagryZmolic
DO jestem zdrowiutki jak Slidz no.
linderski a tutej teraz hem kajzera
st}ukli mic sic SWAT ME Scinciowol
jani %okrUsyne - jestem W r0zowym
humorze jak to juz won Jacku via
domo. Chorym sic cuje, gdy nase
bojsy jadom nazat do Jameryki d,
my sa tn jescyk p~okutowaG must
ma. Well MECH ia pun dOktor, co to
krople nase abrykuje nagryzmoli mi
jednom jakom zdrowom recepte ma
nase chorobsko strasne. Nasmaruj
nom pom tych historyjek jak to 81
u was W Czykagowie W tel swiatfej
Jameryce bojsy nase | Kasie doka-
zywali gdy Sc dowiedzieli re kajzera
djobli wzini. Nabazgrej Sc nam poa
jak Sc tyr Czykagowo bawllo W tyn
DIN. Czyz tyr jyno knajDy dobry W
tyn dim robiiy byznes i Cy tyr W
kafeiach DUO ludziska bylo. 10 Sc
mysle co hulalo Ia nase miode po-
kolin!e jak "a pahskich cas0w, Ell
net Jacek?....
10 tyz miarkuje co Wy tyZ Jacku
ieSta " tyn din ME bumowali ! ma
drugi DIN WON sic nos swicii kie!!
latarka prey Czykagosk'm moscie.
ns elewejtrze. 4 cy mysEsz pom. po-
ME Jscynty, te jut mole som tyt ME
byi urtninty. Gdzie tam. lykaiem ko-
MAXI Ia zamiane z piwonijom jal
mole stojaki, tpo wasymu szkiejty)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11

jak pod prusokiem, posiy gdzie kcia-
ly. WoIno Sc bujaly k!ej ma snur--
kach. A kiej Ia Z ~Francuzami tp,p
nasymu Frogs ksyceliSwa hurej dla
Alianckich sHtejt6w a ciesyliSwa SO
re swaby ucknyli do Berlina | Ia
my tamuj tyr Wnctki bcdziewa. adv
tam swabskiem piwem naSe lyS:Ey
gardziele redlc parady samorwac.
TAX nom Slina y pysku sti kiej n,
Sledziu TAKEN sc iacni tegO piw5NA
s%kostowaC. zc bulijwmy Jack. je-
&ii prusok browarnio nuei zbankre-
tuje to Sc JON caiOm 2akupima dld
nasyj kompaniji. No, a wtcdy ponie
Jacynty bedzie biba jakiej mi pred.
tenn nj tyr potcm widz!eG sc lie ben.
de. OF. to krople vase. krople, {,
sc TAX pc psyjacielsku rOzdawalt
psed wojenka, te krople nam So te--
raz dostanom. Gwuli parady stawa
liswa do kontestu kto tyr wheel ~
kolnirz wyleje / 10, ZEN nowy Il
mocny. wygro} "a to caiom butll
koniaku siarcystegu. ri, bylo 70
prawdziwc krakowskic weseIc ia
KEN Sc wtedy uAywali po ~lojnic.
Powim won tyr jakcm Sc roz p
niesporach pGnny sukol gwuli po-
muwienia. Znalozem jednom. godom
do nj ma migi Il una do mnie swar-
goce pc %fran2usku, 10 jei Ia ME 70.
zumioi 4 u mnie take wine
wzion Sc ia no nowy tryk / zacon
jej ma piasku grzymo.ic laskom ~
10 Czykago bojs, re zno mnie ia
Gently I tego stare. Ne 10 fajtowot
SO z swabem psio wiarom wiela
wheel ZEN il nagodoi. Ona zembi.
ska wystawila kiei ma sioi. smicia
Sc re mnIe jucha JAZZ mnie close
wilma / sodom jej geradehir
No / posla. OF nina TO jsk te nase
Merry / Kiejdy W Czykago. do mich
to Sc pc lucku mozes gadaG I IN
Gle zrozumieiom a to tutej som tyo-
secke "a hajto'n kicj "a mruccm
sob!e cosik paliwuj francej, TO ty-
la ich ia c'ek isk 10 jIch ME zro-
zumi.
tNekst wyjk bedzie winceI.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
PROJEKT KREDYTOWY
PRED

Washington, II. stycznia. -
Przewtdcy administracy; postano
Wi raz jcszcze starac sig 0 po-
zwolenie ma przeprowadzenie pro
jektu kredytowego wynoszaceso
100 mili"How dolarow, przed}ozo-
ncgo przez PREF. Wilsona ma zalu
pno zywno$ci dia Europy. Oznaj
mill chi rownoczeSnic, ze majq 90
statcczna dose g!os6w ma zbicic
akcy; wydziam mad prawami, kt6-
~ odrzucit ~powyzszy proiekt ma
wczorajszcm posiedzeniu. ,.Bylo.
by to wProSt oPfaNana rzcczq,
gdy'by rad Stan0w Zjedn. pozwo
Ill milionom ludzi w Europe gi-
mac Z glodu.'' m6wi} sekr. depar,
tamentu skarbu Glass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
PROJEKT PO-
NOWNIE E ZMIANIE.

Washington, II. stycznia. -
Wydzialy mad sprawami finanso-
wemi obu LIB konferowaly rad
projektem podatkowym podczas
wspolnej konferencyi, jaka zwofa
no celem zrownania niektorych
r6znic W ratach, przeprowadzo-
nych ma sesyi obu LIB. Wczoraj-
sza dyskusya toczy}a sic ma te--
mat podatk6w cd nadmiernego
zysku wojennego. C~zlonkowie
wydziaiu finansowego Izby donna
gall sic, ably Podatek ten zwiek-
szono nieco. Przez dlugi Gas o.
mawiano rowniez sprawe doty--
czaca podatku Cd firm asekura-
cyjnych. Dyskusye zamknieto
dopiero wtedy gdy czfonkowie
wydzialu f!nansowego Senatu
Izgodzili sic ma raty proponwane
przez Senat, moca kt6rych wszel-
kie komFanie asekuracyjne zmu-
szone beda pfacic W p~rzyszfoSci
u procent cd dochodu. przyczem
zgodzono sic ma raty podatkowe
przedtozone przez Izbe cd wszy-
stkich kompanii asekuracyjnych
zycia. ognia, okretow, wypad-
k6w it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
"LIEBKNECHT ZABITY.

Londyn, II. ~stycznia. - Karol
Liebknecht, przewodca grupy
Spartakusa czyli niemieckich ra-
dykalnych socyalistow, zabity 70
stall podobno w walkach w ubie-
gly czwartek, mowi depesza Ex-
change Telegraph z Kopenhagi,
Ebert, idac "a rada Hindenburga,
postanowif zgnieSc radykalna par
tye brutalna si}a, mowi depesza z
Amsterdam do Daily Express.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
POLICYJ-
NE w SPRAWIE KRADZIE-
ZY $3.50, 900 w BONDAGE
WOLNOSCIOWYCH.

South Bend, II. stycznia. -
O p6lnocy kiFku urzcdnikow kor-
poracyi Studcbaker. a wicc A. r.
E.rskinc, prczydcnt tcjzc korpo.
racvi, w. G.. Crabill. adwokat Ola
wymien;onci korporacyi wraz Z
kilkoma dctektywami prywatny-
mi odwiedzili dom nicjakiego
Freda Wagnera PREY 1923 Clcvc,
land III. Wcwnatrz budynku pre-
bywali blisko POI godziny. Wszy-
soy niemal pracownicy najeci
przez korporacye Studebakcr 50
pod czujnym okiem agent6w po-
licyjnych Pinkertona. Nawet do
my prywatne So baczn;c strzezo-
lie przez dctektyW0w. Dotycll-
czas najmnicjszy nawet szczego}
ME rzucit Swiatfa ma zawilq i ia
jemnicza sprawe znikniecia $3.50,
COO w bondach woinoSciowych.
Korporacya ME chce sic przvznat
do obwiniania swych pracowni-
kow, ale zwala Gala wine ma po-
czte. Prezydent korporacy; PREY
puszcza. re poczta nawet ME Wi
dziala tych bondow. Inni urzedni
cy, iak widac Z ich oSwiadczen,
zwalaja wine ma kompanie aseku-
racyjna Foreign and Marine In
surance Co."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
NAJPOPULARNIEISZA Ak
TORKA
A BLISKA
SMIERCI.
Los Angeles, II. stycznia.

Marya Pickiord. najpopuIarnicj--
sza attorka w tym kraju, Jest BIZ
ska Smierci wskutek silncgo alta
ku ini!uenzy. Lcka-z jej r. b.
Griffith twierdzi. lie mala Jest ma
dzieja utrzymania icj rTzy zycju.
Krewni ! przvjaciclc l;czni main
jednaN nadz:cje. &c nicbczpicczcri
stwo mimic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
1900 zOLNIERZY RANNYCH
LADUJE MA ZIEMI AMERY-
KANSKIEL.

Newport News, II. ~stycznia. -
Do tutejszego portu zawinaI
transportowicc .,NIadawaska"
w;ozac ia swym pokladzic 1900
z~ofnierzy amerykaiSkich Z Fran
cyicyi. Prawic kazdy Z Mich byi
ranny W boju. Picrsi wielu zdobi
krzyz zasiugi i odwagi. Pomic-
dry innymi IA okrecic tym przy.
jechal general brygadyer w. A.
Harris z Macon, Ga; jest on ko-
mendantem ia oddz;alu 81 dy-
wizyi. .,Madawaska" wyjechal z
portu francuskicgo IS grudnia Z
szcScioma kompaniami liczqcemi
ogo{em 100 ludzi. Oprocz tych jc-
chalo ma tym samym okrecie 1900
ao~fnierzy rannych W boju, $50 OIL
cerow i dwudziestu szeregowcow
L ia brygady. Brygada ia odes}a
"a bedzie do obozu Dix w n. J..
w SPRAWIE HEARST'A.
Pierre, S. D., II. ~stycznia. -
lzba pos}ow jcdnogIoSnie przyje-
Ia r~ezolucye z proSba do kongre.
su, ably przeznaczono innq przy-
stan ma ladowanic zoinierzy anne
rykahskich a ME Nowy York. Re-
prezcntant Daithorp, przedkiada-
TjQc owa rezolucye, oSwiadczyl, &c
~wieksezoSc narodu chcialaby, a.
by wyznaczono inny port ma Ia
dowanic zolnicrzy amerykah--
skich dlatego, re ME zyczy sobie,
ably zofnierze powracajacy byli
w;tani przez czlowieka jak
Hearst. kt6ry Cd p~Oczqtku wojny
az do jcj ukoiiczenia wystePowal
przeciw MIN. Wypada zaznaczyt,
ze kilka tygodni temu burmistrz
miasta Nowego Horku naznaczyi
W.. Z. HearSt'a prezesem komite-
tn przyjmujqcego powracajqcych
Z Europy zolnierzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
I KIT r 4 !
KURS "a
MKNIETY.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo-In.
formacyjnego w. N. P.)

z powodu zmienionych warun-
kow politycznych postanowiono
ia ostatniem posiedzeniu Rady
Zarzadzajacej Wydziaiu N. P. po
otrzymaniu odnoSnych komunika
tow z Paryza kurs pielegniarek
zamknac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
DEZERTER ZABIJA MAR
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Atlanta. Ga. II. stycznia.

Atlanta, Ga, II. stycznia. -
Niedaleko miejscowoSci Blairs-
Vile znalez;ono ciaio marszalka
deputowaneeo Stanow Zjedn. Z
rama Cd kuli rewolwerowej W
~piersiach. Czionkowie biura
stwierdzili re marszaiek udai sic
IA poszukiwanie n~ieiakicgo
Crawley'a, d~ezertera z armii. We