davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

vskiego 1 p. r. A. Labiziehskiego.
PowsIechnie znany W tamtejszem
mieseie p. Karol Artur Carlisle, "
tych dniach nabyi " Mishawaka,
Ind, fabryke pod nazwa nParkins
Wind Mill and Gas Engine Works"
orss bduynek cd ~niejakiego schuy-
lera W. Rose. naprzeciw fabryki via
trak6w przy No. Main nj. 1 na tenn
miejscu pobuduje nowy budynek mad
rseka 1 konkretowa sctane bezpieczeh
silva. Ma posiedzentu M~ishawackie1
komisyi robot publicznych " ronie-
dzialek p. Carlisle oswiadczyi, Re
obecnie Jest mieszkahcem tamtejsze.
60 grodu.
Juliusz Gall, Fam. pnr. 1915
Short ul., W miejscowosci Mishawa-
ka, zesziego tygodnia a~resztowany
zostal wskiadzie sprzedaty lekkich
napoi PREY S. Chaplin ul. naprzeciw
biura Olivera, poniewaz by} W sta
ME pljanym 1 majac MOI kieszonko-
Wy " reku wywija1 MIN 1 grozii po-
hereHowaniem katdego,' ktoby sic
odwatyi do niego Sblityt. Przecho--
dsacy tamtedy detektywi Delihski
Hamilton ubezwiadnili pi1aczyne, a
Delihski uehwyciwszy "a reks z no
tenn odebra} go pijakowi I pomasze-
rowa{ . MIN do budh alarmowej;
wnet nadjechal w6z patrolowy 1 ME-
szczesnego ~pijaczyne zabrai do ula.
Poniewat chcialo sic jei Earabiat
DUO pieniedEy 13-to letnia Bessie
Paund opusciia dom rodEicielski bez
opowiedzenia sic swoim rodzicom
udaia sic W nieznane jej strony'
prawdopodobnie do Chicago, podob,
ME jak jej miodsza siostra, ktore1
swego ozasu Bessie cos o Chicago
powtedala. Policya 80. bendzka Tdro
tyia poszukiwania "a uciekinierKa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
MA Y MA
TEN GEL 80 do 10 MILO
NOW.
POSTAL WYSLANY w TYM
CELU GEN. M

NEho HGINs NG1AGN.
(Korespondeneya Don. E. Cham
berlain'a do United Press.)
Londyn, 8. czerwca. - Anne
rykanskie pociski i kule, przezna-
ezone do utytku amerykahskich
arn1at i karabin6w. moga bye d
tyte do Walk z zagrazajacym
Polsce bolszewizmem - twierdzi
general Jan Remer.' ktory bawi
" Londynie W misyi zakupna a.
municyi i zywnosci dla polskiej
armii. WSa5cicielami tych anne
r~ykanskich narzedzi Srnierei sta
na sic Polacy, karmieni zywno-
seis zakupions z Ameryki.
Pan Remer bawi w Londynie
jako peipomocny agent rzadu
polskiego i ma wydaG Cd 30 do 40
milion6w dolarow ma zakupno
dzial, szrapreli | naboj6w karabi-
nowych, oraz zywnosci, jaka tyl-
10 bedzie m6gi dostaG.
polaey poerzebuja lekkeh
dzia3 amerykahsheh.
Pan Remer powiedziai, re "a
czsS jut negoeyaeye Z rzedem n a.
mery&shskim, W celu zakupna a.
rnerykahssdrh lekkich dzisi / ka-
rabiu6w. Spodziewa sic takte do
konse' zaSupna wteikch zapas6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
Stanowisko Papiezaw WielkiejW ojnie


czys, jakoby Watykan staral sic
dla siebie o miejsce przy stole
konferencyi p~okojowei. Pogsoski
tel tresei pojawiIy sic pc wizycie
prezydenta Wilsona tutaj.
.Juz ma poczatku wojny' -
wyrazii sic on - ,,Stolica Apo
stolska zadecydowala diva even
tualne rodzaje swego stosunku W
sprawie pokoju. w razie gdyby
6elligerenci byli zaprosili lego
Swistobliwosc do wysiania swe-
go reprezentanta ma konferen-
eye, majacs zawrzec pokoj ma
podstawie ukiadow, byiby on
przyjal to zaproszenie w nadziei
piracy Ola sprawy pokoju, azeby
swego wpiywu uzywac do iago--
dzenia namietnosci i do wspiera-
MIA siabych przeciwko silnym.
jakby to by}o zgodne z nasza ira
dycyjna Polityka.
Me solidaryzowaiby sic nigdy
przemoca.
.Gdyby jednak konferencya
miaia przybrac charakter dykto-
wanna warunkow pokojowych
przez zwyciezc6w, Stolica Apo
stolska nigdy ME miasa zaniaru
brac W niej udziaiu, nawet, choc-
by ia oficyalnie ma MIA zaproszo-
no, jakby to be- watpienia byio
miaso miejsce W razie zwyciestwa
Niemiec.
,,Powtarzano kilkakrotnie do
niesienia, re Stolica Apostolska
czyni starania o uzyskanie miej-
sea na konferencyi pokojowej.
faktem jest jednak, re nigdy ME
postalo to W nwaszej mys!i. Bawia-
cy obecrie W Paryzu uonsignor
Cerretti otrzymal Cd OLGA sw. je,
dynie polecenie ~starania sic o "a
chowanie k~witnacych misyi ME
mieckich w Afryce i Australia.
,,Niemcy zaiozyli kilka religij-
nych zakonow, majscych ma celu
wyiscznie g~soszenie ewangetii j
cywilizowanie ludnosci W tych
podzwrotnikowych okolicach. Re
zultaty z tego byiy dotyehczas
doskonaie i szkodaby byio, gdy-
by tax dobre ~nasienie miafo bye
posiane na darmo. Spodziewamy
sic i wierzymy; re prezydent
Wilson i jego koledzy rozumieja,
IL ME trzeba burzyc tego dzieia
chrzescijanskiej misosci i poswie-
cenia.
.Monsignor Cerretti zostai ola
tego W tym celu wybrany, ponie-
waz reprezentowal on Stolice A.
postolska W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, gdzie ME tylko znal Prey
denta Wilsona, ale take nalezal
do wybitnych dyplomatow."
Sprzeciwia sic ruehowi syoni-
stycznemu.
Kardynal Gasparri ME chciai
omawiac j komentowac ogolnyeh
rezultatow konferencyi pokojo--
wei, roztrzasajac jednak sprawe
Ziemi Swietej, powiedzias:
,syonizm ME spotyka sic z a.
probate Stoliey Apostolskiej.
" katoliekiego stanowiska Wi
dzenia, po wyprawaeh krzyio-
wych, ~gsoszonyeh przez papiezy
dla ocalenia Grobu Sw. z rak tu-
reckieh, Koscio, ME mogiby sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
IA
q FALSZYWYM Pc.
GOSKoM.
PAPTEz NIGDY ME FAwo.
RYzowAL
MOCARSTW.
(Korespondencys Edwarda c.
Strut . International News
Service.)

RZym, 8. czerwca. - w wy
iacznym interwiewie, udzielo-
nym przedstawicielowi the In
ternational News Service, hardy
mai Gasparri, papieski sekretarz
stanu, bronil Stolice Apostolska
przeciwko zarzutom stronniczo--
sci W wojnie ma korzySc Niemiec
; Austryi i ofiarowa, przedsozyc
archiwa Stolicy Swietej do dys-
pczycvi kazdego. ktoby chcial
zbadac prace z czasow wojny i
~dyplomacye Watykanu.
Kardynai Gaspirri zaznaczyi
&c cd samego poczatku wojny
Papiez znajdowai sic W nieprzy-
jemnej pozyeyi cziowieka, idace-
60 po LIME. ktorego obic grupy
stron wojujscych staraiy sic z
niej zeschnac. Nikomu sic to je-
dnak ME udaio i teraz Watykan
zaprasza do doktadnego stwier.
tzenia tego.
Pomaga4 wsasciwie raczej
Aliantom.
,,Fakta j czyny wykazuja, re
Watykan W rzeczywistosei zuzyi
wieeej swej dobrcczynnej ener-
gil na korzySG mocarstw allan
rkich arizeli mocarstw central
nych" - m6wil kardynai Gas
parri
TO bylo naturalnen, ponie-
war kraje alianckie byly ola mas
dostepniejsze. Wlochy, Franeya
! Belgia korzystaiy najwieoej z
inicyatywy Watykanu.
,,Przemieniono sto sal w paia-
each watykanskich ma biura do
wysy,ki list6w i przesySek ola
wiesniow j odpowiadania codzien
ME na tysiace listow Cd stroska-
nych matek, ION / siostr zoinie-
rzy z poSrod wszystkich wtnie--
szanych W wojne narodow.
ia sam osobiSeie kierowaiem
to Gehenna wyrliany zalow i
smutk6w. Rzadko przeszeds jaki
dzien, W kt6rymby lego Swisto-
bliwosc ME wysfai wiasnorscz-
uych list6w z proSba o ziagodze-
ME, lub odroczenie wyrokow ska
zujacych, wydawanych przeciw-
ko melczyznom i kobietom.
Dzia{alnoSe IA ocaiiia setki.
ME bedzie wcale przesada,
gdy powiem, re setki os6b zostaio
oealonych dzieki osobistej inter
wencyi OLGA Sw., gdy iycia ich
rnajdowafy sic W zawieszeniu.
Mimo to. pomimo tel pomniko-
wei dziaialnosci humanitarnej,
oskarzenia o stronniczosc wciaz
jeszcze sic powtarzaja."
Komentujae rezultaty negoeya
.yi paryskich, powiedzial kardy-
nai Gasparr, re k~onfereneya POI
kojows stasa sic pbogaten FRO
dem niespoGzianek." Zaprze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
Z SOUTH BEND, IND.

Gl6wnym m6Wcs ma t~egorocznej
uroczystoSci PREY z~akonczeniu roku
sEkoineso W uniwersyteeis Notre Da-
me bedEie senator David I. Walsh, .
Massachusetts,. UroczystoSci to trwac
beda cd 7So do Ego czerwca b. r.
W roku bieiscym powykszy uniwer-
sytet obchodzi Tina rocEnice swe-
80 tstnienia 1 ma urocEystoSc t. ro-
zeslano ~przeszio 10000 zagroszeh do
natwybitnie1szych os6b W tym kra-
tu.
Dwaj metcZytni " pontedziaiek
wieczorem podeszli do n~iejakiegc
Christ'a Korhechker'8, sprzedajacego
pfeczona ~kukurydEe przy narotniku
So. Lafayette i South ulic 1 zabrali
mu calodsienny zarobek wynossacy
$500. Nodsieje byii prawdopodob--
ME " stanie pijanym; policya so.
bendzka posiada ieh opis i energicz-
ne czyni possuGiwania celem po-
chwyeenia ich.
w ubiegfy wtorek wieczorem "
hetelu Oliver miejscoYe Kluby wy
daily ~wspaniaiy bankiet potegnalny
W celu ucEczenia x. Jana Cavanaukh
C. s. c., ktory W przyszlym miesiacu
ustepuje re Stanowiska preZydenta
Uniwersytetu Notre Dame po die
wiecioletniem znakomitem zsrEadza
niu ia wielka / Sigma ma caiy kraj
uczelnia.
w rbiegiy p~oniedziaiek rano "
sadie policyjnym tamtejszym. ME
jaki Jan Gross skazany zostal ma IS
Sary 1 poniesienie koszt6w sado-
wych, "a zniszczenie przyryad6w do
oswietlania " miesIkaniu Jego ro-
dzicow minionej soboty wieczorem
W chwili, gdy by& W stanie pijanym
Rodzice tym sposobem starali sic u
karat syna, by W przyszio6ci ME Pill
i ME marnowai cudzej wiasnoSci.
Wdowiec nazwiskiem Antoni Ca
plihski tydzieh temu " piatek " So
die policyjnym Skazanym zostai M
szescio m~iesieczny pobyt ma stano-
wei farmie karnej i zapiacenie $500
kary / poniesienie kosntow sadowych
"a nielitosciwe obicie syna sweBo g.
letniego.
KGko Pan p. ". ,,Promieh VOL
nosci". urzadza We wtorek dnia "a
b. m. " dzieh sw. Jana Chrsciciela
centovy bassr, " AUDITORIUM tw
Ka,imierIa. Gaia miejseows Polonis
jest usilnie proszona o jak najlicI-'
MESSY wspo}udIiai.
Ubiegiej soboty, byf dzieh TAX
zwany ,,studebaker Day. Pc po-
}udniu tysisce ludzi sic zebraio d
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

zbtegu ulic Main 1 Washington 1 .
klpels M cEele pomasEerowalo do
fEbryki studebaker'a, gdzie bur-
mistrs p. Carson wysiosii move. a
" imieniu k~orporacyi wygiosii move
prezydent tejie p. A. R. Erskine.
Nastepn1e zebrani ludzie z przewod
niksmi. zwiedziii fabryke / nowobu-
dujsee sis budynki te1ie korporacyi-
Miejscowa polieya so. bendzka zno
WI przeazkedEtia odbyeiu zebranta
publicznego " sail Washington, PREY
80. Scott al. tydEieh temu " ntedzie-
IL rano, kt6reso to zebIAnie celem
miat bye ostry atak na Rad teso
kraju. Radykalni socyal&4ci 1 bolsze-
wicy zamowtli sobie NOVICE z Chi
cago, jake g1owns atrakcya sweso
zgromadzenia, lecs wszystkie ich pla
ny spetziy ma niczem, DO policya do
wiedzia2a sic o zapowiedzianem po-
siedzeniu " ciegu tygodnia 1 dala pill
ne baczenie ma przyw6dcow tamtej-
szych.
Robota przy w~ydrazaniu suteryn
pod nowy bank ludowy pod naswa
Peoples tsate Bank, zakiadany ST.
iami p~olskierni, idEie szybko 1 raznie.
Me sad{uso a murarze poczna "a
kladae fundamenty pod to nova pol
ska instytucye ~finansowa W. mie--
scie. Jak jut o tenn pisalismy, PREY
jete plany daje organizacyi banko-
wei masywny, dwupietrovy murowa
ny z ceyiy 1 kamienia budynek, a ar
chitektura tegot bedzie najwspanial-
szego pomysiu W zachodniej czeSci
tamtejszego grodu. Ma ostatniem po-
siedzeniu, dyrektorzy prEewidujac
twietna prIysElost noweso czysto
polskiego banku p~owiekszyli dlugosc
budynku o cztery stopy, tax, il te-
budynek ten bedzie 70 stop diu-
81, zamiast Is 3ak pisalismy daw-
MEL, Dyrektorzy zaknpili cafe ume-
blowanie do wnetrza banku z bia-
lego marmuru Ia $1,000; 1akupio-
no rowniet ogniotrwaia kase, wiel-
kie drzwi stalowe. skrzyneczki DO
schowek depozytowych l wogole ca
@ v~ewnetrzne urzsdzenie. Do kon-
kretownego ~pr1edziaiu mieszczaceso
szafe Z pieniedzmi dokumentami
b,nkowemi "a blisko $4,000 kupio-
no tyiko ~najlepsse l naibezpiecznie,-
sze przedmioty. ably W przyszaosc1 Ia
dziom dat naletyta l rzetelna pod
ka4dym wzsledem obsiuye, oraz BY
zapewnn bexpiecEnost srosza publ
csnego " tym banku skiadanego. -
Ktoby jeszeEe 1yczyi sobie nabyt ak
eye TO mote ,askawie sic 1gaosic do
nitej vymienionych dyrektorow: r
c. 8. smog6ra, prezesa tel instytu-
cyl. D. J. T. Nie1s6dzklego, wice-pre-
.e.a. .. 8. J. Ch%efminiaka. skaro-
nika. .. J. p. Rozpiochowskieso' p
J. Kalcz>hskiego, p. *. Fiwek. p.
J. wypiszyhskiesorp ?. A. M Buko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

zgodzit dis ma oddanie Go zy-
dom.
,,Czy jest pozadana rzecza, ably
Francya o~trzymywala ~protekto-
rat mad katolikami ma Wseho-
die, to zalezy cd tego, co konfe-
rencya postanowi odnosnie do
dalszyeh losow imperyum OTTO
manskiego. Jeieli zostanie ono
caykiem zniesione, w takin razie
Francya ME niaiaby zadnych dal
szyeh Tacyi do takiego protekto-
ratu, ktosy IA mcey prawa po-
wr6cilby do Stolicy Apostolskiej.
Przepowiada koniec boisze-
wizrnu.
Kardynai Gasparri ME wierzy w
to, ably bolszewizm niai zye je-
szcze diugo.
,,Bolszewizm Jest przenijaja-
Gym fenomenem, spowodewanym
tym wielkim kataklizmem dziejo-
wynn" - powiedzias on. ME
mozna 60 lekcewszyc, lecz ma
on w swojej naturze cos przejscic
wego. Koscio1 robi wszelkie usi-
iowania w kierunku ograniczenia
pochodu bolszewizmu i postawie-
mia z powrotem zwier1ehnosci
panstwowej ma silnych, chrzejci-
janskich podstawach. Bolszewizm
nigdy ME moze zapuscie gleboko
korzeni W Niemczech, poniewaz
narod tam, a zwlaszeza W Mem
czech poiudniowych, jest gieboko
religijny i skupi sig wkr6tce prey
krzyzu, Nktory jest ostoja wsze--
lakiego prawa i porzadku.
.Odjazdu z Momentum papie-
skiego nuncyusza, monsignora
Pacelli, ME nalety sobie tioma.
czyc jake zerwanie d~yplomatycz-
nych stosunkow pomiedzy Bawa-
rya a Stolica Apostolsks. Ojciec
sw. upowaznii 60 do wyiazdu do
Szwajcaryi ola zasiegnieeia po-
rady lekarskiej u specyalisty W
jego chorobie ioiadkowej, ma
ktora cd dawna jui cierpi. Me
byio zreszta wskszanem, ably po-
zostawal on w Momentum W CA.
sic ostatnich zaburzen, a to re
wzgledu ma akty gwaltu. ma kto-
re mogi bvl bye tam narazony."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

Kto ehes esytae uarepsIe CO
i.ienne piSne polskie. nieei ale
ida do pans 2 M. PAWOLl
nasIego agenta m DunCan l oke
u<s j zaabouuis sobie .Dxiennih
mac ,.Dzieunik Chieagoski":
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

WOTo1 eAS6t HIo-nnE1AaS6t0
DZIENNR CHICAGOSKl prsod1js
loA v~xGledsm dobsru I trslal AAiS
Unku
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
WITNESS TELLS
Of MOSLEM TERROR

NEW YORK, Feb. Am eyewitness
story of the terrorism in Persia last
September, when hundreds Of Chris
tians were slain and $4,000 fled from
Teheran, Tabriz and Urumia, is tolt
in the journal Of the Rev, +. N, Jessup.
parts Of which were made public here
by the Presbyterian board Of foreign
missions. Or, Jessup's narrative was
brought here by returning members OF
the Persian relief commission
For six weeks DR., Jeasup and other
Americans were kept prisoners In an
isolated building In TabriZ n subject
ed to many indgnities.
Meanwhile numerous acts OF vandal-
ism were being committed at their
homes. schools and other missionary
properties. AT the same time many
Christian refugees from Urumia, 65
miles from Tabriz, arrived In the lat
ter city. To safeguard the party Or.
Jessup said a Presbyterian missionary,
Or. Shedd, sacrificed his life,
Persian MOslems," the statement
continued. shot down the bishop and
priest at a Catholic mission, and mas
sacred all the Christians and refugees
by. clubbing and stoning, Miss I.enore
S~chocbel, Of Hilton, Kan, a missionary,
died Of i'll treatment and shock. John
Mooshie, a Serbian worker, was muir
dered as he slept, and DR., Israel was
hanged"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
SOLDIERS TO PAY
! TAX ON SOUVENIRS

Federal customs duties on souvenirs
Of the French battlefields and French
handiwork will be one OF the obstacles
encountered by hundreds of Memphis
boys hen they return in about three
or foW weeks with the 30th division.
True, the duty on such articles as shell
fragments, Hun helmets, empty cart
ridges, ETC., will be relatively small, If
anything at all, but the value on the
articles of commercial value will be
based upon their value.
George p. Woollen, collector of GUS
toms, and his deputies at Memphis are
preparing for the flood of souvenirs
soon to begin coming in from France.
The returning soldiers may bring in
with them articles of 500 value or less
and get by duty free. If they ship their
souvenirs they must pay duty from the
first 81 value on up.
800 at commercial figures, can be
taxation. Many soldiers have recovered
they cherish greatly. On the other
aggregate more than 500 together when
they return, they must submit to tax
alton.
by the boys will not be taxable, as they
are Of practically no commercial value.
Such souvenirs as ink wells made of
burst shells, hand grenades and watch
charms made OF different small articles
found on the battlefield, will not be
taxable, except for the intrinsic value of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
DOWN IN BED
AND so WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for
Eight Weeks, But Her Case
Showed Wonderful In
prOvement After TAX
ing Cardui.

Johnson city, Tenn.-Mrs. NJ. Il
Scott, living near this town, states:
About three years ago / was down in
bed terrible and so weak I
couldn't bear the sight of food. This
condition continued for about eight
weeks. ] thought l was going
to die, and kasw | must get some
thing to do me some good. I had
heard all my life OF Cardul and the
good results obtained from its use. So
/ decided to try 1t.
After about a half bottle OF Cardul
my appetite improved, then I was less
nervous l kept 1t up until / had taken
five bottles-and such an Improvement!
| gained flesh and now am the picture
OF health, due. I believe. solely to the
use OF Cardui. / am the mother Of ten
children and feel we'll and strong"
Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonic for
m 1t has stood the most severe
of all tests-the test OF time, having
been In use for over forty years. II
is composed Of purely vegetable in
gradients. which have been found to
help build up the vitality, one up the
nerves and strengthen the womanly
constitution.
Try Cardp. sdv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. Moses
Boguslawski, of Chicago, pianist, for
merly of Kansas city, was taken to po-
lice headquarters last flight at the con-
| clusion Of a recital at a downtown no.
tel and questioned regarding the death
Of Mrs. Gladys Funk, young music
teacher, whose body was found at the
Funk home late yesterday by the hus-
band, William a. Funk, when he re-
turned from a trip as a railway mail
clerk.
Mrs. FUNK mad been shot once
t.nrough the breast, and a pistol, iden-
tilted by Mr.. Funk as ner property,
lay nearby, A note on a dresser, I'M
signed, but said by Mr.. Funk to be
in his wife's Handwriting, asked him
to inform Mr.. Bo%guslawsKi before he
began his recital what she had done,
and added that Mr.. Boguslawski could
explain.
Mr.. Boguslawski was questioned until
midnight. when he was released on his
own recognizance to appear before the
chief Of detectives today. He made a
signed statement, according TO the po-
lice, in which he said he could ascribe
no reason for Mrs. Funk to kill her
self. or for her to mention his name
in a suicide note. He said, according
to the statement. that he had known
Mrs. Funk for six years and saw her
last about eight months ago. He said
that he recently received a letter from
her. the statement continues, asking
when she could see him and that he
replied he would be in Kansas City
Fs). S. Wednesday and again yester-
day Mrs. Funk called on the telephone
and asked for an engagement, the
statement said, and was told tha be-
cause of the press OF engagements al
ready made Mr.. Boguslawski could not
see her. Shortly before he was TO
begin his recital last night he again
was called ard told that Mrs. Funk
had killed herself.
I At police headquarters 1t was said
that II was desired that Mr.. Bogus
lawski be present today when a letter
described in the note found with the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
.SALTS IF KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to Flush Kidneys
and Neutralize Irritating
Acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says a noted authority,
The kidneys filter this acid from tho
blood and pass II OF to the bladder,
where IT often remains to irritate and
inflame, causing a burning. scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation at
the neck Of the bladder, obliging you
TO seek relief two or three times during
the night, The sufferer is in constant
dread, the water passes sometimes with
a scalding sensation and is very pro-
fuse again, there II difficulty in avoid,
ing II,
Bladder weakness, most folks call II,
because they can't control urination.
While il is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this is really
one Of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from your pharmacist *8Nd
take a tablespoonful in a glass OF wSter
before breakfast, continue this for two
or three days. This will neutralize the
acids In the urine 81 II no longer Is
a source OF irritation to the bladder
and urinary organs which then act nor
mally again.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lithia,
and Is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts Is
splendid for Kidneys ana causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have n pleasant, e~fferves-
cent lithia water drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble, adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
HUN COACHES PLAY PART
IN STRANGE R. R. CRASH

PARIS, Feb. 1.-Two railway coaches, recently handed owe to
France by Germany, played d most important part in a pulling acct
dent on the Paris-Metz railway line, in which five persons lost their
lives. Sixteen persons were injured.
Train No. ~, bound for Metz, had just entered the tunnel at
Nanteuil when the passengers occupying the two coaches handed
over by Germany began to experience trouble in breathing, and
strong; obnoxious gases began TO fill up the coaches.
The passengers smashed the windows, but as soon IS fresh air
came in contact with the gases the coaches became a mass of fire.
The passengers fled in terror to the tracks in the dark tunnel. A
train going in the opposite direction crashed into them and five
were killed.
or the 10 injured, eight suffered only from the effects of as
phyxiating' gases. An official statement given out by the railroad
company says:
THE fire in the coaches was not due to any defect In the light
ing or heating apparatus, nor to a hot box. The presence Of the OBJ
noxious gases Is still unexplained. Both coaches were consumed by
the flames"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
'ORT REBELS STILL
FIGHTING AT BREMEN

LIN, Feb. Z. a(By the Associated
l-Unconfirmed press dispatches
,'remen indicate insurgents there
lltinuing guerilla warfare in the
8 OF the city and in the harbor,
landing the governments claim
uprising was quelled Tuesday.
iualties r estimated at 30
{ over 100 wounded, the insurg-
ig the heaviest losers. Proper
kge is believed to be slight, as
munists failed to s%tubbornly de-
cir strongholds and beat a re-
ward the suburbs as soon as
dent troops began, to advance in
av Noske, who is in charge OF
y affairs in the Ebert cabinet,
sdered the soldiers council at Err
b return the arms which were il
( distracted from the arsenal
and distributed among the ci-
!. II the order Is not obeyed
| four days it is announced that
1yernment will take measures to
Y"the civilians, who are said to be
bly, organized for an attack on
NAL assembly at Weimar.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

lBVl poolsIopun 81 II luSIu ISM peluls
the settlement includes the tubes and
all the London railway systems.
y The effect Of the agreement which
has ended the strike on the railways
leading into London on demands which
may be made by employees OF omnibus
and tram car lines Is not yet definitely
settled.
The secretary Of the licensed vehicle
workers union said today:
AS the terms Of settlement appear
to be satisfactory to the parties con
cerned. any action Of ours must obvi-
ously be delayed or held up"