davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-18
ANARCHIST CON-
TROLS MUNICH
(By Associated Pressl

Berlin, April 18-Sondheimer.
the Bavarian anarchist. has oh
tanned complete control of the
NEW communist government in
Munich, according to Munich ad-
vices.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-18
REDS ABANDON
B0SHIE0ZERKI
Bv Associated Press

Archangel, April 18-The Boil
sheyikl have evacuated Boshieoz-
erki, according to peasants who
fled to the allied lines yesterday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-18

peneral Paul Ivanovitch Mist
'iienko Was veteran Of four
wars. lie fought through the
husSo-Turkish war of 1878. in
Inc boxer fiehtin China in 1901
III the Rus>o-Japanese war and
'ho world war Of 1914.
tie DISTINGUISHED himself in the
h'>So-japane>e conflict bv a Sc
TIES ct brilliant operations as q
''nllhandcr Of cavalry corps
A''efWard he was Governor-Gen.
'faI Of TurkeStan and suhseouen1
y commander Of the Don Cos
sacks, For his services in tn,
world war he Was decorated will
-' 'f''af Of Alexander Nevsky.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-18
MISTCHENKO
REPORTED SHOT

\ladivostok. April 1S-General
Aistchenko. has been shot. accord
Ing to statement made to mem
her Of the British Mission here
by Russian aviator who desert
pp from the Red Army in Janu-
ar| and flew into the lines OF Adj
mIral kolchak 5 army.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
APELUJE DO
SWOICH

Little Rock, Ark, 4 grudnla' =
Widzac ogromny brak wegla, gu-
bernator tuejszego Stanu wydal
proSbe do swych obywateli. Ape
luje on do Mich. proszac o ochot-
nik6w do kopania i ladowania we
rla. Obywatele, be- r6znicy vie
ku i stanu pospieszyli do piracy,
Eeda oni sic staraG przynajmnicj
mieiscowc zaopatrzcc potrzeby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

Sledztwo W sprawie tajemniczego
zamordowania n~auczycielki Ia
Dor, dzisiaj dopiero cos pewnego
w tel sprawie donosi. Mianowicie
powiada on, &c pewna rzecza jest,
IL zwIoki znalezione w kufrze, w
domu PAM Tabor, zostaly po-
znane jake zwloki Maud Tabor.
'Pewnq rzecza jest, re Maud Ia
Dor ME popelnila samobojStwa,
ale zostaia przez inne osoby "a
mordowana. Z pomiedzy czterech
os6b podejrzanych o wspoludzial
w morderstwie, try ma pewno
pojda pod sad. Matka zamordo-
wanej, brat i siostra. Siostra "a
mordowanej, ktora dotychczas IL
|porczywie milcza}a, przyrzekla,
re wszystko powie, co vie w tel
sprawic. Virgo. kt6ry ongiS ubic-
gal sic o wzgledy nauczycielkl
Tabor. wmieszany rowniez w te
sprawe, dzisiaj zmienia zeznania,
zlozone podczas pierwszego do
chodzenia. Mianowicie, zaprze-
czal on pierwotnie, jakoby VIE
dial cos O stanic zamordowanej.
Dzisiaj jednak przyznaje. re
wiedziaf. i re matka panny labor
prosila go o pomoc, by on doko-
nal zabronionej o~peracyi. Virgo
temu zadaniu odm6wii Stanow-
GO. Matka Sama mia}a przcpro-
wadzit operacye ma GORGE. Syno-
va PAM Tabor, zeznaje. &c leJ
MAJ Water. udal sic raz do Law
ton ca'kicm niespodzlanlc, a w
;aki tydzicn poznicj ona dostala
telegram Cd meza. &c Maud IL
maria, Sqs;adka PAM Tabor &c
1najc, zc oStatni raz widziaia
Maud W czerwcu 1917, spaccru-
iaca koto domu. Eylo to zaS w
sicrpniu 1917 r.. gdy siySzala iekl
holeSnc. dochodzacc L tylu domu
Tabor. Zawolata MEGA natych-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
re STANIShAWOWA.

- Tow. Kr6la Jana III Sobieskie-
go No. 16 Zjed. odbedzie przedrocz-
ne posiedzenie VI czwartek, dnia 4
grudnia, O godzinie 1880 wieczo--
rem, W sail zwyklych posiedzeh. -
Wszyscy maja sic stawic poniewaz
bedzie wyb6r novel administracyi
ma rok 1920. - And. Kujawa, PREF.
J6zef Szczuka, sekr. prot.
Tow. $w. iMko}aja No. 42gi
Zjed. odbedzie pr%zedroczne posie--
dzenie~ dis wieczorem o godz. Sci
W sail zwk}ych posiedzen. Obecnosc
wszystkich czlonkow pozadana, DO
bedzie wyb6r urzednikow i sprawl
novel tabeli asesmentowej do obra-
dowania. - Piotr Rostenkowski,
pref: Maryan F.. Jazwiecki, sekr.
prot, 1882 Holt ave.
Bilety Ia przedstawienie gene
ralnej PROXY W kostyumach pieAne-
go melodramatu p. t. ,,Chata "a
VISTA, kt6re sic odbedzie W naJoliz-
SD niedziele, dnia 7go b. nj. o 60
dzinie 2ej p%opofudniu, MONA naDyc
nu p. w. Barwiga, sckretarza para
fialncgo W kancelaryi paraflalneJ.
Bacznosc JadwigowO!
Niniejszem zapraszam
parafianki ma posiedzenie jake sic
odbedzie W piatek, dnia $50 gruunla
n god 7:30 wieczor, W sail Web
ster, r6g Webster i Robey Ill., "
sprawie polowu, jaki sic odoedzle "
niedziele. dnia 7 grudnia' W tel dz'el
nicy. Wszystkie panic So p~roszone o
przybycie, a zarazem, ably "Hie'y
czynny udzial jake potoWczynie ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

nansowy w. Green. Obydwaj
przebywaja obecnie W Indiana
polls. Prezes E. Stewart i sekre-
tarz zzW. Mitch, z Terre Haute,
ktorzy, rozporzadzali jedena-
stym dystryktem United Mine
Workers, So rowniez ma liScie
oskarzonych.
WYBUCH w KOPALNI.
Clinton, Ind, 4 grudnia. -
Wskutek strajku weglarzy, ko-
palma wegla w Clinton zostaia
zamknieta. Urzednicy jednak
chcieli wydostac przynajmniej ty
lie wegla, by opalic kotiy. Kilku
klerkow re swoimi przelozonymi
wzieso sic do piracy, jednak ME
mieli oni zadnego doSwiadczenia.
Zlc podlozyli proch, celem roz-
sadzenia bryiy wegla. Kiedy ma
stapii wybuch, szeSciu Z mich 20
stale ma miejscu zabitych, a
trzech bardzo powaznie poranio-
Fnych.
!ESZCZE w SPRAWIE IA
JEMNICZEGO MORDU.
Lawton, Mich, 4 grudnia. -
Glenn +. Warner, prowadzacy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
Ruch W TOwarzyStwach.
MACIERZ POLSKA,

Macierz Polska oddzia} Sw. Agnie
ski No. 10 odbedzie wspolna spo-
wiedz W sobote, dnia ego grudnia, a
W niedziele, dnia Ego grudnia o go
dzinie Smej rano przystapi do Ko-
munii Sw. P~osiedzenie oddzialu Cd
bedzie sic W niedziele popoludniu, o
godz. 2ej W sail parafialnej. Obec-
nose czIonkow pozadana, DO So waz
ne sprawy do zalatwienia i zarazem
wybor novel administracyi. - Ma
rya Pilachowska, sekr. prot, $3.50
Mospratt ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokohczenie ma STRONGLY 2

Nladza sadu federalnego powzie
a kroki celem ukarania dowod-
:ow Strajku, cato re ME usluchali
oolecenia s~adowego P~olecenie So
lowe wydai sedzia Anderson,
Iecz dowodcy zamiast usiuchac
rozkazu ukonczenia strajku, po-
pierali i zachecali do dalszego
strajku. Spodziewaja sic areszto-
wanna "a takich przewodcow,
kt6rzy "a podobne przekroszenia
beda pociegnieci do odpowiedzial
noSci, Miedzy mimi znajduja sic:
prezeS J. l.. Lewis i sekretarz fl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

J. w. Wheeling Fam, pnr. 1913 w.
lis I'll. i F. L. Weeks. Aresztowa-
ME jednego z mich z Chicago, pra-
wdopodobnic wykryje sposob u
cieczki trzech innych wiezniow'
Czterech zoinierzy, ktorzy Primo
wall wiezniow, zostaio mkaranych
cd I do 10 lat wiezienia. Jeden Z
ukaranych ~zolnierzy niedawno o.
trzyma4 telegram Z Chicago, zapy
tujacy sic go, czy jego brat juz
Jest W drodze. Brat jednego z IL
w%iezionych wysAai ow telegram.
Dotad jeszcze reszty ME areszto-
wano.
STAN ZDROWIA Prey
DENTA.
Washington, 4. grudnia. =
Wedding orzeczenia lekarza Gray
soma, prezydent Wilson czuje sic
bardzo dobrze. Stan zdrowia jego
polepSza sic codziennie. w kazda
sobote doktor Dercum, specyali-
sta Z Filadelfii, odwiedza prezy-
denta. Doktor Grayson powie-
dzial, re wyda W kazda sobote
sprawozdanie oparte ma lekarzu
Deroum, w jakim stanie znajduje
sic prezydent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

Mast i naradzali sic, czy dac znac
policyi O tenn. Zauwazyli rowniez
pania Tabor, zaiamujaca rece
gdv z tylu domu wychodzila. Nj
gdy p6zniej panny Maud ME Wi
dzicli koio domu, Donosza row
niez z Ann Arbor, Mich, re "a
mordowana, gdy byia jeszcze ma
Uniwersytecic, by1a w bardzo BILL
skich stosunkach re studentem /
micniem Ashley Howe z Pasa-
dena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
Z HAN@ON PARK.

Tow. Sw. Wiadysiawa ,oddziai
81 Macierzy Polskiej odbedzie pred
roczne posiedzenie W poniedziafek,
DIN. Sgo grudnia, o godzinie pol do
Smej, W sail szkolnej, ma ktorem cd
bedzie sic wybor administracyi M
r. 1920. Ia nieobecnoSc kara 81. -
Ign. Kubczak, PREF; Ant. Mrocz-
kowski, sekr. prot, 2SOS N. Mango
ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
dzien polowu o%znaczony. - A. Ka
czorowski, sekr.
q KANTOWA.

Dzisiai o godzinie Sci wieczorem'
odbedzie sic p~osiedzenie klubu Oby'
watelskiego W dzielnicy Avondale, "
sail ob. Stefana Tyrakowskiego, pnr'
1881 Milwaukee ave. Wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia dotyczace sic Polskl.
- r. Jasczkowski, prezes; A. Pail
woda, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
Z MkODZIANKOWA.

to"' mlou1loLy Ill. Sh. olduloldn Il
kostki, skupiajace sic PREY parafii
SIS. Miodziankow, bedzie mialo swa
spowiedz W przysz}a sobote, dnia ego
b. NJ, a W ~niedziele rano O godzinie
$50, przystapi wsp6lnie do KomI-
nil Sw. Wszyscy ~czionkowie powinni
wypeinic obowiazek religijny.
Wczoraj o godzinie Sci rano, z ko-
scioia p. W. SIS. Miodziankow, odby}
sic pogrzeb S. p. Genowefy Dulian,
liczacej PREY zgonie lat q, ktora
zmarla pc diugiei i cieikiej chorobie
piersiowej W zakiadzie ola suchot-
nik6w, PREY Crawford ave. i Bryn
Mawr ave. Nabozenstwo za}obne l
ceremonie pogrzebowe odprawjl
miejscowy proboszcz, Y. Jan Zwierz-
chowski. Dwloki zmar}ej zIozone
ZoSta}y ma wieczny spoczynek ma
cmentarzu Sw. Wojciecha. Mech Cd
poczywa W pokoju.
AZ
w Srode ubiegla W koScielc p. ".
SIS. Mlodziank6w, p~o}acZeni zostali
dozgonnym wezlem ma}zenskim p.
Adolf Jastrzebski, Fam. pnr. 743 No
bic ul.. z parma Agnieszka Wesolo-
wska, Fam. pnr. 1909 Fry III. Stu
bu mlodej pare udzielil X. Bolesfaw
Nawrocki. Uczta weselna odbyla sic
skromnie W domu rodzicow PAM
m{odej.
w przysz4y poniedzia}ek, dnia SgO
b. m, W kosciele IS. Mlodziank6w,
odprawiona z~oStanie rekwialna Msza
Sw., o godz.nie $50 rano, "a dusze
s, D. Jana Giersze wskiego, W roczni-
ce Smierci.
Ignacy Waikowski, Fam. pnr. 1865
Grand ave-, wyjechai onegdaj koleja
Chicago and North Western R. r.,
do Green Bay, Wis, ma pogrzeb sWe-
20 bratanka S. p. Antoniego Waiko-
wskiego.
Pred paru dniami odbyl sic Stub
W koSciele p. W. IS. M}odziankow, p.
Franciszka Smoiy, Fam. pnr. 1885
Walton ul., z parma Agnieszka So
bania. Fam. pnr. rs Temple ul. -
Slubnej ceremonii dopelni} X. Jozef
Drzymala. Uczta weselna odbyla sic
W domu pahstwa m}odych.
M~iejscowy organista p. Bronisiaw
Rybowiak, Cd p~oniedziaiku rozpo--
czal roznosi6 pc parafii opiatki. -
Wielu podobno tlumaczy sic, re juz
oplatki zakupili cd innych. Otoz
zwraca sic uwage parafian, ably ma
SEE gosposie, braly tylko cd swego or
ganisty oplatki, a ME cd zydowskich
}azeg6w, kt6rych sic krociami wfo-
czy DO wszystkich polskich parafiach
- ~wyciagajac grosz Cd naiwnych,
Przeciea kazda %parafianka powinna
znaG swego organiste.
Nrnvda knHdy poiSd agent real
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

POTRZEBA Polaka szewca. Zgfo--
sic sic 1904 S. Ashland v 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

Wszystkim krewnym i ZnaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domoSc il najukochansza corka
i siostra nasza
S. P.
J0zefa LongwitZ
20 kr6tkiej chorobie, pozegnata
sic 2 tym swiatem, opatrzona
sw. Sakramentami, dnia 3go
grudnia, 1919 roku o godzinie
Sci rano, przezywszy lat %.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W So
bote, dnia ego grudnia, 1919
roku. O godzinie 9tej rano, z do
mu zaloby pnr. 1881 S. Saw
yer ave. do koscioia sw. Kali
mierza, a stamtad ma cmentarz
Zma-twychwstania Panskiego.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
PaweI, ojciec; Helena, Nal.
gorzata, Violet, Wiktorya, -
siostry; Piotr, brat; wraz Z Gala
rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
PRAC'A..

POTRZEBA do mycia naczyn, $14
ma tydzien. 2754 w. Lake ul. D
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
SPRAWL WEGLA BLISKE
ROZWIAZANIA.


Przcdstawicielc wSzystkich wiel,
kich korporacyj weglowych "
Stanach Zjednoczonych, pc Gallo
dzicnnej k~onferencyi, Przyszli dc
pcwncj ugody pomiedzy SODA, -
Mianowicic zgodzili sic oni ma
podwyzke dla g6rnrkow. Ponie,
waz g6rnicy odrzucili IA procent
przeto w}aSciciele ofiaruja wieceJ
Tymczasem oczy w~szystkict
zwracaja sic ma indianapolis, -
gdzic g6rnicv i ich pre-,
w6dcy ignoruja rozPorz9dze-
MIA sqdowc Mic via,
domo iIu g~6rniz6w zechcc Ego
die sic ma podwyzke ofiarowanq
tcraz przcz dyrektorow kopalh'
Iiyloby to jcdnak najlcpszcm roz
wiazanicm tax waznej kwcstyi,
by obic strony jcszcze raz probo-
wa}v jakiegoS porozumienla.
Springfield, ILL.,, 4 grudnia'
- BY najPredzej ukonczyc straJk
bv ludnoSc uchronic Cd zimna
4 przemys} Cd zastoju, PodaJc
..Sangamon" taxa mySl. Mech
administracya probuje jeszczc raz
rokowania miedzy spornymi stro
nami. MECH sprawe oddadza W
rece sekretarza Wilsona, a MECH
zapomna o IA procent podwyzce
ofiarowanej przez Garfielda. -
Mech wybiora p%oSrednla droge
rniedzy 20 procent p~odwyzka &c
>trony dyrektor6w, a 3l.6 procent
zadanq przez sekretarza Wilsona'
WiaSciciele kopalh MECH poniosa
Z wfasnej k;eszeni koszta IA proc.
podwyzki, a r6znice MECH ponie-
sic publiczno5t, placac mafa zwy2
ke ma weglu. By jednak uchronlc
publicznoSc pred nadmiernymi
ciezarami, podwyzka owa mus
bye uregulowana ma podstawie
kosztow piracy w kopalniach.
Springfield pozbawione Wegla,
ME zywi wielkiej mi]oSci talk ku
weglarzom strajkujacym, jak tel
ku wIaScicielom. Szczegolniej
mieszkahcy t~utejsi czuja zal do
DR.. Garfielda. Obwiniaja so bo-
WIEN, re on GAIA popSu} sprawe.
UCIEKAJA PRED ZTMNEM,
Omaha, Nerb., 4 grudnla. Fo-
ciagi zdazajace do Kalifornii So
przepelnione pasazerami, ktorzy
chca sic uchronit pred zimnem
Szczegolniej z Iowa i Nebraska:
ludzie, ktorzy maja dosyc grosza,
q ME lubia zimna, zabieraja sic dc
Kalifornii, by tam przeczekac, az
sic strajk weglowy skohczy. Ale
pytanie, gdzie p6jda biedacy, hto,
rzy ME maja pieniedzy ma koszto,
VIVA podroz, a rownie z bogatym:
sd wrazhwi ma zimno?
Washington, 4. grudnia. -
Poniewaz kolejarze, zatrudnlerI
przewozem zoinierzy, ably CT mo-
gil pilnowac porzadku w kopal--
mach odmowili swej pomocy
przeto RAD zapowiedziaa, re mus
uzyc ostrych Srodkow. Zolnierze
So koniecznie potrzebni, a koleja,
RE ME chca pomagac, myslac, ze
w ten spos6b ~dopomoga strajkie'
rom.
UCIECZKA WIEzNIoW.
Aver, Mass, 4. grudnia. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04
SPRZEDAZ STAREGO wy
DAWNICTWA.

Nowy York, a grudnia. - wy
dawnictwo st. Louise Republic"
wyda dzisiaj ostatni swoj egzem-
plarz, gdyz przejdzie ono W inne
rece. Stare to wydawnictwo ist-
nialo przez III lat. Gala Was
nose przejdzie pod kontrole wy
dawnictwa The Republic. o.
statnie pare lat uzywal tego p1s-
ma D. R. Francis w swoich poll
tvcznych celach. Wydawnictwo
bvlo to jego wiasnym organem
popiera4o wiernic zasady demo-
kratycznej partly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-04

PfNwis ka1dy polSd agent real
hoIciowy oglas1a sic " DZIENNIKU
CHICAGpsNN DO niedednokrctnh.
prsekonA siS. - ta n~ajlspisJ mn
40 onlam
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19

his back on Henriette and then-he
awoke with a start
Moon Still Shining.
The moon was shining as before.
No one was on the porch. He real
lied that 1t was dream. Yet his
troubled consciousness would not let
him sleep further, and he spent the
hours between then and dawn in re-
trospections not altogether to his lik-
ing.
At his office the next morning a let
ter was brought to his desk. It was
very brief and was from a fellow Off
CT who was still IN France.
II was in Clermont-Ferrand the
other day. wrote the officer. land
dropped out to the inn. I discovered
some sad news. Henriette. that old
flame OF yours. evidently heart-broken
about something or other. died Just
the other day. She seemed to lose in
terest in lafe after the armistice was
signed"
This is a true story about a Topeka
man. a Topeka girl. and a French
maid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
Thousands Are Sending Re-
quests for Premium Lists.
Eastman, Says This Insures a
Great Exposition.
LIVESTOCK is COMING
Most of Barn Room Is Already
Arranged For.
Great Machinery Display VIII
Be Big Feature.

The demand for premium lists or
the Kansas Free Fair promises one Of
the best balanced expeditions in the
history of the state at Topeka Septer-
Der S-12 According to statements
made today by Phil Eastman, secre-
tary OF the Kansas Free Fair associa-
ton. the damand for the lists is great
er this year than in any previous
year.
Eastman explained that big de-
mands for the premium book always
presage large number OF exhibits IN
every department. In fact during the
last two years the Kansas Free Fair
has grown to such popularity among
exhibitors that the spaces allotted for
each departmental diplay have had TO
be enlarged. This year Is no excep-
ton and the exhibits are to be bigger
and better displayed than ever before
in the history OF the Free Fair.
Much Livestock Coming.
Nearly all of the hog and cattle and
horse pens and stalls have already
been contracted for by livestock ex-
hibitors. 1t is a practical certainty
that extra pens and stalls for livestock
exhibitors will have to be erected UNI
der canvas il the would-be exhibitors
are to be accommodated. And since
1t is the policy of the Free Fair assoc
citation to have the exhibits as COM
plete as possible. the penswil be pro-
NlQeQ
In the textile and fine arts depart-
ments, the old time exhibitors are now
sending in their entries and 1t is exc
pected that every nook and cranny OF
these departments will be filled with
the displays of Kansas contestants. Il
The poultry exhibit will be larger
and better than usual as many breeds
ers of fine chickens, and ducks, and
geese have already indicated inten-
ton of entering their birds for the
premiums offered.
Great Machinery Exhibit.
! AS to the machinery exhibit there
can be no question concerning its
completeness. Every conceivable kind
of farm or home machinery will be in
place and ready for inspection Mon
day morning. September s. and will
stay in place until the close of the
fair Saturday. September 13.
From the big ornate front gate OF
the fair to the farthermost exit. the
free fair grounds this year will be
crammed and packed with we'll or
| dered and regulated exhibits. Wis
tors to the fair this year will see a
fair which will well exemplify the re-
turn of the world to a peace status.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
Swimmers Sprinkle Passengers
With Double Spray.
Soldier Says 1t Is Worse Than
Rains in France.
SHOOT BOTH BARRELS, TOO!
The More Accurate Always Ele-
vate for Good Range.
Squint Eyes, Turn Up Noses
and Then-BlO.O-ie!
BY F. F. LONGENECKER

BY F. F. LONGENECKER.
Blo-o-o-ie whe-e-e - ahh II kerr
cho-o-o-oi
It's the high sign of the summers
swimmers. They all do it. First you
find them on the street cars coming
in from Gage park. They squint their
eyes, wrinkle up their noses. open
their mouths and wreck the atmos-
phere with CHASTITY explosions. Some
are only single shots. They explode
with the heavy regularity of a 155
howitzer pounding steadily away at
its objective. Others initiate the ir-
regular staccato of a machine gun.
firing in intermittent spurts. Often
the preliminaries proceed with ex-
circulating ecstacy. The look of dis
appointment upon the faces of those
who go thru all the delightful agony
of preparing, the. brief instant of tam
talking expectancy when they hope
to be able in second TO break forth
in a charmingly. enthusiastic sneeze,
spraying everyone within range OF the
doubled barreled human atomizer, is
thing that always arouses the heart
felt sympathy of the innocent by
stander.
But the innocent one often pays
for his foolhardy curiosity when he
hangs around wondering what the
person Is going to do when the pre-
| liminaries are finished.
Raising the Range.
He was an ex-soldier who rode upon
car coming from Gage park to the
city. Back of him was a trio OF
sneezers. They ripped, snorted and
blasted the atmosphere with almost
incessant indirect fire. In order to
get the utmost relief they elevated the
muzzles Of their guns slightly, in
clined them a trifle toward the CELL
ing of the car before loosing the
| charges.
when left France" said the sol.
der. II thought it was 'finis' all this
rain stuff. But II even rains in the
street cars here"
Then you see them on Kansas ave-
nue. waiting for transfer cars. They
punctuate their conversation with
moist blasts. A motor car passes and
above the sound of the throbbing
motor. a long healthy. drawn out
tkerchoo-oo-oo comes to the ear waited
along on the breeze, from the COM
parative seclusion of the motor. It's
a lot more exclusive to sneeze out OF
an automobile at other persons thar
to shoot them helplessly in a street
car.
Those With Hang-Overs.
Then there are those who have
hang-overs. You see them the next day
| coming to work with red, blood-shot
eyes and pink. shiny noses, holding
their handkerchiefs out in front Of
| them ready to stifle in its folds any
incipient explosion. They have true
courtesy-those who carry towel.
ready to sweb their irritated nostrils
For there are some who. in the JOY
of utter relief. pay no heed to those
near them a. d proceed to deluge then
with very damage fire.
During the winter they would have
been put in Jail. A face that ever
looked as il it were going to sneeze
was the signal for the outcry, Fly
| Fly! Fly! He's got the flu! Go gel
the health officer!"
It's just swimming now-just swim
ming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
BAR ARMY STYLES
Shoes for Coming Season To
Have Shapely Lasts.
FancieSt and Flimsiest Makes
Are ON the Way.
WHAT WILL THEY COST?
Oh, Well, Higher Than Ever,
as You May Guess.
WOmen's Styles Especially
Unique in Designing.

If you have one or two women in
your family who have access to your
pocketbook, you would better begin
stashing away a goodly number of
simoleons to pay for their shoe bills
during the coming year.
War time economy, thrift and abb
sence of decoration are. not to be re-
Elected in women's wearing apparel
II shoe styles are fair indication of
what is going to be the vogue. In
stead. the most fantastical styles, and
extreme workmanship. will be seen in
the footwear from now on.
Fancy styles will rule in women's
shoes. the shoe men say. They will
require expensive workmanship and
will be unique to q degree. Leather
prices are high and going higher and
the cost of shoes will be far greater
for this reason. Cost in workma nship
will, nevertheless, not be spared, be-
cause style demands will put an ad-
ditional amount into the manufacture
OF all women's footwear. Everything
that goes into the making of shoes in
the raw state this year is higher than
1t has ever been before. 1t was
thought that the note of plainness
might be struck for this reason and
because the people were educated to
this during the war period. But the
arbiters of fashion have taken no ac-
count of the item of expense. Instead
they have Wed with each other in
producing footwear that would be ex-
pensive even If leather were cheap,
because of the cost of workmanship
and designing.
No More Army Styles.
The women are not going to wear
any style based on the army last.
Instead there will be flimsy creations
of shoe designing artists, with thin
leather soles, high heels, fancy up
pers, extreme lasts and all the other
foot trappings that men are in the
habit of pooh-poohing-and admiring.
And the men themselves are not far
behind. Mems shoes will also not be
based upon army fashions, but will
seek to show off male foot-shapelines SIS
The footwear designers are evidently
of the belief that times are going to
be very prosperous and that people
! viii be able to afford to pay for style
| That fact was the keynote of most of
the exhibits OF high grade shoes, both
women's and mems, at the national
| shoe exposition at Chicago this week
Shoes will vary this season from
the workman's brogans to milady's
! fanciest and flimsiest foot covering
The brogans and ground grippers'
will not vary 80 much. but there will
be wonderful revelations of flimsi.
ness regs rdless of expense.