davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-04-26
"CHILDREN'S DAY" TO
CLOSE MILK SHOW
Best Baby and Child to Get
Bonds.

The big milk show at the Seventy-first
Regiment Arrnory will close tonight at
IL O'Clock. To-day will be "children's
day" but II looked yesterday as II the
youngsters had their dates mixed. The
place was damned with school children
all the afternoon, and most Of them
were so interested around milking time
that they didn't care about going home
to supper.
At 3 30 o'clock this afternoon Mayor
Hylan will present $50 Victory bonds to
the best baby under years and to the
best child between . and 8 years in
Greater New York. The Mayors gold
medal will go to the child under 6 who
is the opinion of the Judges is the near
est perfect.
James Brakeman. 81 months old. OF
$40 West Forty-siXth street. won "A $50
gold piece yesterday with a perfect score
OF 1000 points In the contest for best
Manhattan ba bies between and years.
Nicholas RescIgno, . years and II
months, took prize in his class. obtain
ing $50 points,
At forum in the afternoon experts
from four States made addresses. IN
which each explained his method OF ar
irving at the cost q producing milk, and
the results OF their computations showed
very slight variations in production costs
per 100 pounds. The speakers were
DIR. George #. Warren, New York; DR.,
A. w. Gilbert, in New England; Prof.
Frank App. in New Jersey. and Prof.
Fred Rasmussen, IN Pennsylvania.
Charlie. the hired man in charge OF
| the DairymeG's League Orange county
herd OF Holste'ns. permitted several
small East Side boys TO try their hand
last evening at milking COW. They
n 10 A ri u-b
watched the performance volunteered to
| show them how to do II. and she was
! such an adept mixer that she was able
to squirt a stream of milk straight into
| one boys mouth.
81 learned to milk when lived in the
country" she said. and then she added
with a sigh, 81 wish I was there now"
The sun., 1919-04-26
PNEUMONIA CASES INCREASE.
sixteen Sufferers Reported-Infiu
enEa Stationary.

Sixteen cases OF influenza. the same
number that was reported Thursday
was the total contained in yesterdays
report to the Health Department. Pneu-
monia cases, also a!Nteen. increased by
nine over THURSDAYS figure.
Influenza deaths yesterday wero five,
two more than THURSDAY. and the deaths
from pneumonia numbered thirty-two
an increase OF seven.
New cases reported in the city yester-
day were:
The sun., 1919-04-26
E,-soidier to Wed Montciair Girl.

Mrs Herman Kluge of Montclair. NJ
j.. has announced the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Rorothy M. c. Kluge
Mr.. Reid recently returned from France
where he served with the 1I5th Infantry
He was severely wounded In action.
The sun., 1919-04-26

Reports from Detroit. which went
over the top in the second day of the
campaign. were TO the effect that en-
ployees OF Industries In that city were
subscribing in larger numbers and
amounts than in previous Liberty loans
The sun., 1919-04-26
n. Y. city. 81 900 ss1 60 SIS s2:5so sics. ~, TO
QIrTsInE NEM YQRR CITY

Total for district. .... .sS2, fiSsoo n5s56aJeo
The total OF sl56,563.o50 announced
for the district is only slightly more than
half OF the figure set for the first four
days OF the drive.
The other larger subscriptions unoffi-
clally announced Yesterday were:
The sun., 1919-04-26

Miss Julia Arthur presided at the
opening of the stage Women's War Re
lief Committee at Victory Way yester-
day. She explained that none of the
stage women assisting were receiving
any pay for their services and had not
received any fer similar efforts during
the war. Miss Arthur sold the first
note for 5000 to Adolph Lewisohn.
rheda Bara, the screen star OF the Fox
vim Company. sold several Thousand
Een-rs worth - s-stss ~ offering an
The sun., 1919-04-26
New York Subscriptions
So Far to Victory Loan
IsTRICT's quota 81, sso, 900, 900

HISTRICT's quota q
Amount Of sub.
scriptiOns OIL
ciaily recorded TO 4
2. VI. yesterday.....
Average daily subscrip-
tions necessary TO
achieve quota ......
City's recorded sub
scrIptions to 4 p. NJ.
yesterday ..........J
From outside New YorE
city ................
The sun., 1919-04-26
For Over so Years

we have sold merchan-
disc OF quality at prices
lower than our con1peti-
tors. A dollar buys more
here than in any other
high class store.
Mems clothing, under
wear, socks, shirts. col
lars, CT2vatS, hats,
shoes. susrerders hard
kerchicfs, gloves, TO-
bacco, travelling bags,
sporting goods in fact,
everything for t h G
comfort Of a soldier re-
turing to civilian life
nay he obtained III
this store at savings
which help out Won
derfully when ones
cash is as limited as
the roll Of a returned
soldier.
The sun., 1919-04-26
Macy Merchandise
Bonds

DOhac
solve the problems CT the
company funds custo-
dians. T hey mean the
most for the least"
They come in denomi-
notions OF one dollar. two
dollvrS and FIVE dollars.
the latter bearing five cou-
pons each Of one dollar.
These bonds are redeem
able only in our mcrchan-
disc, which renders it i'm
possible to fritter the
money away. 1t means
a maximum OF sat;stac-
ton because every man
obtains for his nc ney q
good deal more than he
could have elsewhere for
d Ike amount.
The sun., 1919-04-26

William S. Gray, chairman OF the
Chemicals, Paints. Drugs and Allied
Trades Committee. reported, among
others. the following subscriptions:
The sun., 1919-04-26
The 69th

the "Fightin' Irish Of
New York." you've
justified the name Of
r ain bow Division.
Your rainbow's arc
stretches from France
to Germany.
When you march up
Victory Lane" Mon
day you'll probably
aver b e tw cen
thoughts of the past,
the present and the
future.
i ne present, lot us,
means giving credit
where it's due for the
scrappers who went
to the Rhine.
1.-THE future" for
YOU. means the re-
turn to civilian life,
civilian habits and
clothes. And that's
] where WE come in.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
Y MILWAUKEE WIS.

W1adysIaw. Struczewski, lat 81.
96S Reed ul., znajduJe sic W powia-
towym wiezieniu, oskarzony o NOR
derstwo Franciszka Misialka, lat %,
S95 Dousman III.
Misialek zmsr} W szpitalu Fanny
Maryi. dnia II sierpnia. DIVA tygo-
dnie ~przedtem zostal on napadniety
i ciezko pobtty i wskutek poranieh
smiert nastapila.
W szpitalu Misialek ME m6gI po-
wiedzie& kto 60 zaatako~ai, lecz po-
wiedzial. re zostal zaatakowany
przez melczyzne, kr6tko potem. gdy
wyszedl 2 salunu Feinasa, Is Clarke
III. Powiedzial, re gdy leaa( W zaus-
ku m~eacEy8na go kilka ray kopna'.
Wskutek smierci Mislaika poltcya
przyprowadzila ma stacye 80 podeJ--
rzanych i &wiadk6w. lecz wszystkich
wypussczono z w%yJatkiem StruczeW-
skiego i policya przypuszcza, re on
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
KR0TkIE NOTATKI MIEJSK1E.


- Howard Mentzner, LEGACY lat
IA, palai tax silna ,~,miloscia" do
swej 10-cioletniej ..kochankl", IL
gdy wczoraj wieczorem zobaczyt
swego rywala, 12-toletniego Joe
Stocknara, stojacego z mia W pred
sionku pnr. 1924 West Madison ul.,
pocza} go wyzywat, a nastepnie bic
piesciami. Ma to Stockner wyja} scy-
zoryk i machna} kilka razy. Metzner
pad}, broczac krwia. Stockner u
ciekl. Przechodnie zanieSli Metznera
do pobliskiego lekarza, ktory zna--
lazl iedna rane "a lewem uchem, a
druga w prawej piersi. Ostatnia ra-
ma jest grozna. Zawieziono go do
szpitala, a policya wdro7yfa poszu-
kiwania "a Stocknarem. Nazwisku
dziewczecia Metzner trzyma Ia
jemnlcy.
- Sara Sulange. o lat, 2 pnr. 1855
W. 23cI place, odniosla grozne po-
kaleczenis. gdy M MIA najechRi auto
mobil. kierowany przez +. Stolka. z
pnr. 211S W. 23gi place. Automobil
nalezy do pant n. Arbetman. pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
u PASSAIC. N. J.

Derlingowa J6zefa, zam. pnr. 16i
Sixth str, umar}a wsr6d max po wy
piciu alkoholu dr7ewnego. Wediug
zapisk6w policyi alkoholu dostarczyi
Derlingom pewien John Kotz. zaje-
tv " fabryce ,,Heyden Chemical
Works, gdzie alkoholu drzeWnego
uaywaja do wyrobu perfum i innych
przetworow chemicznycn. Policya
znalazla W domu Kotza gallon drew
nego alkoholu, ukryteso W miejscu
ustepowem. Dzieci Derlinga zezna'
". ze iona Kotza W domd D%erlingoS>
przyrzadzala T. alkoholu drZewnego
napoj, zmieszawszy alkohoi z kawt,
sokiem winogronowym / z cukrem.
MAJ .Derlingowei zaehwala; zen ma
p6i re to ,,dobra VODKA. Wypit
iej iednak w~idocDnie mniej niz jego
n ktora pc uraczeniu sic to mie-
Stamina dostala strasznych bolesci
wewnatrz, W miesniach i oczsch. -
Odwieziono ia do szpitafa, EdEie 20
dv6ch godzinach umar'a, osieroot-
wszy piecioro drobnych dziec. KotS
bedzie odpowiadal pred ssdem "a
dostarc7enie jej alkoholu drzewneso,
Przv te, sposobnosci lekarze wysto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

eli Addison al. wypadek wydarEyi
sic ma prsecieCiu ulio 2aEiet 1 Oak
ley Blvd.
- SzybAo jad4oy Autoanobn rs
ul. Harrison. bl!sko vi. Racine najs
chat ma N. Picard, E pnr. 1890 West
Harrison ul.. 1 zabii go. Automobi-
lista ME zatrsymal sic.
- TrzeGa rata tegorocznego po--
datku dochodowego naleiy sic duia
1880 wrzesnia. Kolektor akcyzy p.
smietanka prosi, azeby katdy zapia'
ci1 swa rate pred tym dniem. Szesc
nowych s%ubstacyt bedzie otwartych
1-go wrzesnia ola przyjmowania po-
datku. sa to: 1925 Lincoln ave-,
e240 Kimbark ave, sol w. Madi-
SON ul., 1924 Milwaukee ave. 712
West 63cia ul. i 415 n. Clark III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
dzielnice ~murzyhsks.

dzielnice murzyhska.
- w stan oskarzenia pos,aw1e
nj zostali: ]. Carka, | ]. Scorck,
pod zarzutem zabicia murzyna w.
Doziera.
- Dwie kobiety wczoraj identy
ffkowaly mrrrzynskch podszery--
fow Scott Browns i H. Harris'a
i ich towarzyszy, jake tych. kto.
Ivy So cd ):wicdzialni "a zastrze
lenie PAM N. Kelly i A, Budziu-
sa. Podobno kobiety przekup-
stwem usilowano nakionic, azeby
ME sk{ada{y zeznan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
sowah DO ~r1b11csnoIci ostrzezenie.
ably de ME Watyia utywac do picia
tsdnych miesSanin aIkoholu drew
nego, DO TO gwaitoWna truoiena.
Il BUFFALO, n, Y,

dzaca z Filadelfii, ~znalaz1a sic W re-
kach policyi, kt6ra da jej naleiyta
Marya Skibihska, lat IS. pocho--
ochrone i opieke. Dziewczyna ia
wyrwala sic re szpon6w pewnego
draba, ktory ia wywiozi z rodzinne.
60 miasta pod faiszywymi pozora.
mi osadzil W Buffalo W celach ME
moralnych.
Drab ten ulotnii sic zaraz, gdy
spostrzegf, re dziewczyna mu ucie-
kla. Zachodzi przypuszczenie, re wy
jecha} do Detroit, Mich.
Uwiedziona opowiedziala ma poll
cyl co nastepuje:
Cziow1ek 6w miaf wyjechac z FL
ladel1i do Buffalo, z 1edna iej INA
joma, coma zoinierza, kt6ra miaia 3
MIN tyt podcoas nieobecnosci meSa
ia postanowiono zabraG ma rzekoms
vakacye. Gdy przyszio do wyjazdu
" ub. sobote. owa kobieta zostala ma
miejscu. tiomaczac sic choroba jed.
nego re swych dzieci, ale mia&a PREY
jechae W poniedzia{ek. Skibihska mic
slego ME podejrzywajac w~yjechais
z owym czlowiekiem. Tu zamieszka-
Ii W pewnym hotelu, ale oddzielnie
Drab ow jednak stall sic natarczy--
wynn / proponowal dziewczynie wspol
ne z MIN pozycie, gdy odmawiais
grozi{. Wtedy uciekia i udala sic rs
policye. Gdy za$ detektywi poszh dc
jeao mieszkania, juz 90 ME byio.
Skibinska umieszczona zostala y
Y. NJ. c. A.. do czasu. az sic zgfosza
po MIA rodzice, kt6rzy Iuz 0 wszyst-
klein zosta1i powfadomieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

roletnia dziewczynke Margaret Jane
Brooks, gdy z~obaczyi, re jego PAM
Hoy. zaczela, ia ca}owae. Pies
lezal pod stolen, gdy panstwo Hoy.
odjezdzajac z wakacyi, zegnali sic z
swoimi znajomymi pahstwem Brooks
u kt6rych byli W goscinie. Gdy pies
PAM Hay zobaczy7, 5e ia caluje CITE
roletnia c6reczke pahstwa Brooks,
wyskoczyf magic z pod stoiu, chWycif
dziecko "a twarz 1 wygryzi mu caiy
policzek. q nastepnie zlapa} je "a sly
je i zadusil ma miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29
est winny Smierci Misialka.

Jest winny emierci MlelaiKa' b
- We wtorek rano Odbyi sic po--
grseb sp. Franciszka Przybyiy, 1891
4 ave-, ktory W zesz}ym tygodniu 0
8 wieczorem poniosl smierc ia jar
daoh spolki Illinois Steel Co, gdzie
przypadkowo dostal sic pod koia wa
gonow i ma mieiscu ducha wyzionaf.
Zmariy by} jednym z zaiozycieli pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego. Zw}oki z
domu zaloby do koSciola eksporto-
wal ks. Pawel Chrzan, kt6ry " 10
soiele odspiewa} wtgilie i odprawlf
Msze sw. Wielki o}tarz byl okryty k:
rem. Ma ch6rze spiewaiy dzieci pod
dyrekcya siostry organistki. Bardzo
vielka liczba ludzi zebrala sic W ko
sciele.
- Kamlnski Kr., zam. pnr. $50
9Th ave. i Malczewski Fir, Fam.
mr.. 622 - 3rd ave-, zostali nieoez-
piecznie pokaleczeni wskutek OIL
wi automobilu z tramwajem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

towal, re ME znalazi iadpych do
wod6w ami szulerki AMI ntepraw-
mel sprzedazy trunkow slkohol!ez
Kap:tan Madden re stacyi
Englewood take raportowai, re
mic ME vie o takich przekrocze-
mach.
Szef policy jednakze przyznai,
re warunki tam panuja z}e re o.
skarzenia beda wytoczone pred
komisya sluzby cywilnej. Dat
Szych szczegolow ME wyjawi}.
s. P. Thrasher, superintendent
Komitetu z Pietnastu. oraz A. b.
Farwell, prezes Ligi Law and Or
DER. o$wiadczyli, re gotowi sa
przed,ozyc dowody, IL szulef"a
i prostytucya rozpanoszyly sic w
Englewood i South Chicago.
Aid. w Stefan. przewodniczaey
komitetu policy z Iona radv miej
skiej. oSwiadczyI, re kapitan Mad
den bedze wezwany ma przesru-
chy pred komstetem. Komitet
bowiem pragnie wiedziec, co ka-
pitan Madden wiedzia} @ stosun-
kach we wyszynku Hoftmana i +
CANA. a jeSli mic ME wiedzia}, dla-
czego ME byl pointormowany.
Szynkarze Ct wedlug wszelkiego
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mieli "a
kieS porozumienie z policya, gdyz
W przeciwnym razie ME kupowali
by szynku 20 wejSciu prohibicyi
W zycie. KomItet take pragnte
wiedziec. dlaczego wlelu Z policy
antow tam przesiadywalo.
- CO zaS do sytuacy; w dziel
murzynskiej, gdzie przeku-
piona policya tolerowasa szuleI.
Ike i prostytucye, (oo w oPinii pro
kuratora. stan. Hoyne'a n;emaio
przyczynifo sic do wybuchu zabu
rzen rasowych), szef policyi ma
razie ~jeszcze poczeka. zar;r1 ak
eye jakskolwiek powezmic W SPA
vie urzednik6w policyjnych W dy
strykcie Cottage Grove.
Szef policy przesla, p. Hoync
.liste wszystkich obSaw, urzaCzo-
.nych W dystrykcie Cottage Grove,
Deering ! 35-tej I'LL, Cd dnia l-gu
lipca, wraz z nazwiSkani rolicy-
ant6w. O liste prosil p. Hoyne
pred kilku dniami.
- Wczoraj lava pow'atowa Sc
dziow wielhoprzysiegiych, prowa
dzaca Sledztwo w sprawie zabu-
rzen rasowych, przes}uchTwala
szefa policyi jako ostasniego
Swiadka. DIS lava przedfozy
sw6j rapport.
Szef policyi byi przez dwie go
dziny egzaminowanv w sprawia
murzyhskiego syndykatu szuler-
skiego oraz 0 stosunku tego syndy
katu do zaburzen raSowych.
Wielkoprzysiegli take zwiedzi
Ii wyszynki Hoffman al Egana i
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dynku apartamentowego pnr. 44l2
Lake Park ave, wyrzadzajac INA
czna szkode. w budynku mtesz-
ka dwanaScie familii. Wszyscy
wybiegli ma ulice, lecz skonczyio
sic tylko ma strachu.
Widziano pred eksplozya wiel
K; automobil. jak sic zatrzymai
ma III. 44-tej obok tego budynkr.
a pozniej ~spieszy} szybko ma poi
noe.
Niema zadnych poszlak co do
sprawc6w. Wiadomo tylko. re S.
P, Dougharts wiaSciciel budynku
uzyskal pred dwoma laty zakaz
sadowy przeciw uni, ianitorow'.
z WoJNY HoYNE'A PRE-
CIV GRAFcIE POLICYJNYM
Do wojny, ktora prokurator sta
nowy Hoyne wytoczyi graftowi W
policy, jake rezultat podwojnego
mordu W Englewood pred trze
ma dniami. oraz rewelacyi o szu-
lerce ! prostytucyi wdzielnicy mu
rzynskiej, a ostatnio W Engle-
wood ! South Chicago przyla-
czyl sic szef policyi Clarity tax
szczerze. re zaniechai podrozy
do San Francisco ma zjazd werc
rsnow wojny hiszpansho-amery-
kanskiej.
SECT policy Jako ledna z pierw
Szych czynnosci odsuspendowaS
observation-disclosures F. Powersa
ktory byI jednym z obecnych we
wyszynku Hoffmana Egana.
pnr. 1858 s. HalSted nj. gdy
tam po Notni gwahowna
Smiert sPotkaia, poGcyanta Nor
CANA Donohue i A. Kelly'ego.
Detektyw Powers przyznai SIG.
le byi We wyszynku, lecz ME m6g'
zapobiedz strzelaninie, gdyz swol
revolver Z gwiazda zostawii W
domu. lecz udal sic do budki tele-
fonicznei ! wezwal woz patrolo-
wy.
Detektyw-sierzant DOYLE, ktory
take tam byi obecny, zeznai, re
byi PREY telefonie, gdy do tegoz
przvbiegl Powers. Doyle, widzac,
ze strzeIanina grozi, natychmrast
postanowii zawiadomtt stacye pU
licyina. Doyle ME zostai susPen-
dowanv.
Detektyw Powers bedzie Poma
gal p~rokuratoryi " prowsdzenu
Sledztwa. Posiada bowiem zakuIl
,sowe informacye 0 warunkach
sszuferskich, prostytucyjnych |
szynkarskich W dzielnicy Engle-
wood.
Szef policyi Clarity rozkazaf
swemu nowemu oddziaiowi szu'er
ki. azeby zbadas dzielnice Engle-
wood gruntownie. Oddziai rapor-
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Y PASSAIC, n. j.

Koczwara Francis2ek 2 Galicyl'
re wsi Pysznice. pow. Nisko, pracu-
lac przez kilka lat W fabryce Anne
rican Locomotive Co." W Dunkirk'
N. Y. zlozyi sobie $4,000 i gdy ro-
boty usta}y. Koczwara przybyi DO
Passaie. ably tn przygotowat sic do
vyiazdu do Polski. Gdy bawii w
New Yorku. rozmawiajac ma ulicy z
kilku znajomymi, uczul, re go cos
poruszylo. ale go rozum pamiec g.
desziy. Stall iak giupi i ME porusHSi
sic = miejsca. Gdy sic po chWiIi opa-
metal ! zairza} do pieniedzy'
waAyl. Il mu brak 800.
---0
2 BROOKS CAMP. Y. Y
z,1drosnv MES rzucil sic ma cI'e-
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81 ubrai wielkOSei 81, -
100 ubra6 wielkosc 50, 1870
ubran wielkoSc 36. 80 u
bran wielkoSc 81. SO ubrah
wielkosc 3a, 20 ubra6 wiel-
kosc 40, 9 ubrah wielkoSc
~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-29

Meskie rOzmaite spOdnie,
CRUDE. ciemne kolory. aku-
rat stosowne do starego
surduta lub kamizelki
1000 par W 3 zapasach. -
tylko po $500, q OF
1895 1 HsOO
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
MAYOR OF OMAHA
LYNCHED BY MOB
Court House Burned in Effort
to Get Negro Who Was
Lynched.

Omaha, Neb.-Mayor Ed P. Smith,
victim of two attempts at lynching
Sunday afternoon died Monday morn
ing as a result of injuries received
An attempt to lynch Mayor E. P.
Smith was made by the mob which
later hanged William Brown, a negro,
to light pole
The mayor had gone to the court
house and held consultation with
Sheriff Clark. Emerging from the
courthouse he met the mob and began
to make an appeal for law and order.
Somebody shouted Lynch him" and
member of the mob threw a rope
around his neck.
Half dozen men dragged the mayor
half block and threw the loose end
OF the rope over trolley pole. Twice
they drew the mayors body from the
ground. Each time two police officers
cut the rope. Following the second
attempt these officers succeeded in
getting the mayor into a police motor
car anu TuSneu MIN 10 surgeon 5
office nearby. The mayor was bleed
ing from his mouth and nose and after
brief examination by physicians was
taken to hospital.
His face and body were badly bruis-
ed by being dragged by the mob.
The riot Centered about the magnifi
cent new cour house building, which
was set on fire in the efforts to reach
William Brown, a negro, charged with
criminally attacking Agnes Lobeck,
white girl. few days ago
With flames mounting steadily from
floor to floor Sheriff Mike Clark and
his deputies fought a battle of hours
to save Brown, but II O'Clock with the
cries of the 100 or more prisoners on
the top fIoor-the Jail floor-ringing
in his ears, he was compelled to sur
render the prisoner
The latter was hurried to an electric
light pole and hanged.
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Known Dead From
Result of Storm

Corpus Christi, TeX.-A revised sum-
mary OF the casualties made public
this week by the bureau of informa-
tion places the known dead in the
vicinity of Corpus Christi as the result
Of the hurricane and tidal wave which
swept over the South Texas gulf coast
Sunday, Sept. IA, at 500. OF this num-
Der 157 were identified, leaving 163
in the list of those still unidentified
The known dead in the vicinity of
RockpOrt, Arkansas Pass and Port
Arkansas is officially given as %, bring,
ing the death roll in the storm-swept
area up to 345. In Corpus Christi
alone the list of persons still unac-
counted for contains 275 names, max
ing a grand total of G20 for the affect
ed districts, including known dead and
missing.
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THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DISEASES

No organs Of the human body are 80
important to health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up and COM
mence to lag in their duties, look out!
Danger is in sight.
Find out what the trouble is-with-
out delay. Whenever you feel nervous,
weak, dizzy, suffer from sleeplessness,
or have pains in the back, wake up at
once Your kidneys need help. These are
signs to warn you that your kidneys
are not performing their functions
properly. They are only half doing
their work and are allowing impurities
to accumulate and be converted into
uric acid and other poisons, which
are causing you distress and will de-
stroy you unless they are driven from
your system.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Get some GOLD MEDAL Haariern
Oil Capsules at once. They are an od.
tried preparation used all over TIE
world for centuries. They contain only
old-fashioned, soothing oils combil.ei
with strengthening and system cieans-
ing herbs, well known and used by ply
sicians in their daily practice. GOLD
ported direct from the laboratories in
Holland. They are convenient to take,
and will either give prompt relief or
your money will be refunded. Ask for
them at any drug store, but be snrs
to get the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Accept no substituted
In sealed packages. Three sizes
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

A little "Danderine" cools, cleanses
and makes the feverish, itchy scalp
soft and pliable; then this stimulating
tonic penetrates to the famiShed hair
roots, revitalizing and invlgorating
every hair in the head, thus stopping
the hair falling out, or getting thin,
dry or fading.
After few applications Of "Dander-
inc" you seldom find fallen hair or q
particle Of dandruff, besides every hair
shows new life, vigor, brightness, more
color and thickness.
A few cents buys q bottle Of de-
lightful "Danderine" at any drug or
toilet cOunter.-Adv.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
Bio Slaughter of Wolves.

Georgetown, Textile Williamson
County Sheep Breeders Association
has recently paid out the sum of $50
on wolf bounties The stockmen, after
holding a conference a few months
ago, agreed to tax themselves to create
a fund for the purpose of offering a
bounty sufficient to be effective They
agreed to pay $50 a scalp, and the
result is that many wolves are slaugh-
tered to the great benefit of sheep
folds.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
A BRIGHT, CLEAR COMPLEXION

is always admired, and it is the lauda-
bic ambition of every woman to do all
she can to make herself attractive.
Many of our southern women have
found that Tetterne Is invaluable for
clearing up blotches, itchy patches.
etc., and making the skin soft apd
yelvety. The worst cases of eczema
and other torturing skin diseases yield
to Tetterine. Sold by druggists or sent
by mail for soc. by Shuptrine Co.,
Savannah, Ga.-Adv.
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500 Reward. SfOO

Catarrh is a local DISEASE greatly infu.
enCed by constitutional conditions It
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the Sys-
TEN. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation Of the disease,
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature IN
doing its work. $1,000 90 for any case of
Catarrh that HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fails to cure.
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo Ohio.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
Two Killed in Fall.

Rio Grande City, Texan airplane
fell in a field near Fort RinggOld
Saturday, causing the death of Lieu
tenant Colonel Edgar NJ Leary, Fourth
Cavalry, and Pilot Lieutenant |, G.
HollingswOrth, aviation, and seriously
injuring Lieutenant Connolly, aviation.