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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
DR.. Geisel to Talk
At Mass Meeting

Christian Healing" is the subject
,of a lecture to be delivered by DIR.
Carolyn Geisel Sunday afternoon at a
mass meeting of Baptists to be held
in the assembly room of the First
Baptist Church at $3.50 o'clock.
Dr Geisel has been enlisted to aid
the Baptists to raise 100000 in the
next two weeks for their hospital
fund. She has had wide expert
ence IN this class of work.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Ford Doubles Pay Of
600 Women in Plant

DETROIT, Jan. 94-SiX hundred
women and girls of the Ford plant
have received their first pay under
the profit sharing plan and found that
although they do not come under the
minimum wage of s. a day, their
wages We're about doubled.
1t is estimated the minimum Of
their pay is $3.50 per day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Gas From Defective
Heater Kills 8 Girls

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Three little
girls were killed by coal gas to-day
and their father and two sisters were
dangerously poisoned when the heat
ing apparatus in the home of Daniel
Sorahan. at Corona, l.. l., became dis
arranged.
Doctors could not use artificial
respiration in the case of Sorahan be
cause he has broken arm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Father Buried at Sea,
Son Sues for $4,000

NEW YORK, Jan. PA. Blair
Finley has on file a Supreme Court
action to recover 1000 from the At
lantic Transport Company, owner of
the steamship Minneapolis, for throw
ing the body of his father, Clement b.
FinleN into the sea.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Accepts Bid To Be
Escort at Carnival

the Atlanta Grays, Saturday mailed a
letter of acceptance to the invitation of
the Mobile Carnival Associa ton to act
as escort To King Felix and his Queen
during the Mard Gras.
The Atlanta Grays are the crack MIL
ltary company of the Fifth Infantry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Cork in Finland
Dying From Phthisis

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan 24,-It is
reported here that Maxim Cork has
been taken to a quiet retreat'in Fin
land by his physicians that his
frienos and admirers may not excite
him by their attentions.
Cork is suffering from pulmonary
tuberculosis in an advanced stage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Moonlight to Save
US. $685. 900 in 1914

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Uncle
Sam plans to save $4,000 in 1914 by
the light of the moon. All army post
lights are to be shut off on nights
when the moon shines bright
The proposal was made by the chief
of the quartermaster's corps.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
GLASSES REPAIRED.

Our up-to-date grinding plant
equipped with modern machinery in
sures very quick duplicating Of
your broken lenses. We guarantee
absolute accuracy A. *. Hawkes. Co,
Opticians, Ia Whitehall.-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Wife Owns Wedding
Presents, Says Court

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 24.-To whom
do the wedding presents belong-to YOU
or your wife? The answer is 10 your
wife,
fusinf Maurice Geckler ANY share of
wedding gifts.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24
Sir David Gill, Noted
Astronomer, Diesat7l

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON. Jan. 24.--Sir David Gill
one of the foremost astronomers OF
modern times, died to-day, aged II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-24

THE READING or WANT ADS in
Hearst's Sunday American and At
lanta Georgian means money to you.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
Bloodhound Pet Saves Baby From Death

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. IL
Death reached out skinny claw and
grasped for Baby Watson. only child
of NJ. Watson.
Between the baby and fatal injury
stood nothing but dog, a ferocious
man-hating bloodhound.
The dog saved the child.
The Watson baby wandered away
into the dense bank OF sea fog which
clammily chung TO the heights above
Redondo. When Mrs. Watson noted
its absence she nearly collapsed with
fright. She knew OF the many cliffs
and pitfalls around the house. She
had a vision of the little one tumbling
over some precipice, hurting head
long 10 its death, and there seemed
to be no way TO save 1t.
Then she thought OF the blood
hounds in the kennels near the house.
They had been raised and trained by
her husband TO hunt fleeing murder
ers and felons. Few men dared TO
approach them. She remembered that
the baby had often toddled UP TO
them, pulled their tails and jerked
their ears, without receiving any IN
jury. On the contrary, the great
brutes had often favored the child
with huge canine smiles. =
The bloodhQund understood, He
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
MRS. ssssy lNeERsoLL oPpsRMAN.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. IL
Women should be allowed TO choose
their own mates"
1T Is as great a wrong for women
not to be allowed to show their love
by wooing as It is 10 have motherhood
thrust upon them"
This is the declaration OF Mrs. Es-
sey Ingerson Opperman, relative OF
the late Robert c. Ingersoll in dis.
GUESSING Waiting" MIddleton's play
which carries out the idea that wo-
men should be allowed 10 choose their
mates without being compelled 10 wait
for men 10 propose 10 them.
"A woman's love rs guided by the
urge OF motherhood" asserts Mrs. Op-
perman, "and with many Of the mod.
ern philosophers | believe that II is
the woman's prerogatiye TO take the
initiative in selecting her mate.
Always II has been that the wo-
man, though she loves a man, must
make no advances BY the intuition
OF her mother-longing she knows this
one man for her mate, but he loes not
speak, and she. bound by all tradi-
tons of the world, must not. And
they drift apart and later she marries
some man who asks her TO be his
wife, and they are "conventionally
happy, perhaps.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
NEW BOOKS LISTED
IN PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following books have bean re-
ceived In the Detroit public library;
Automobile Operation" A. l. Brennan
Jr Artistic Bungalows" c. j. Chen
ey: "Roughing II dc Luxe" J. ). COBB
Negro an American history" j. W
CronTeU. Mason bees" j. IA. =.
Fabre. Mental Discipline and Educa-
tional Values" w. III. Heck item
iniseences OF MY Life" Henry Holiday
Adam Lindsay Gordon and His Friends
in England and Australia. E1lt n
HumphrIs and Douglas sladen; "indl az
James; The Technique or Painting,
Charles Moreau- Vauthier: Elizabeth
and Mary stuart" r. A. MUMMY; com ,
Met. Athletic Trainer" S, A Mussabint
and Charles Ransom. plot OF the short
story" III A. Phillips "Blossomy
Bough" Shaemas O'Sheel; The Photo-
play Writer" Leona Radnor; Genesis
OF Lancaster. or. The Three kelshs y,
Edward IL, Edward Ill, aud Rienstu
"Ciyics FOR Coming Americans" Peter
Roberts. Diversions" Nictorien Sar-
dou and Emile de NRJaci 'GettlnB
Married" q r. shaw Major baT
bara" a. h shaw Wars Between
England and America" 7 G smitn
Quiet singer and other Poems, ~
| Towne True Ophelia and Otnsi
| studies OF Shakespeare's women, ~
An Actress. "Old English Costumes,
| Victoria and Albert Museum, Soutf
! Kensington. Robert Bridges Foe'
| Iaureate. Readings From His Poems
| n III warren working Faith OF Q
| Liberal Theologian." T II. Williams
| "Enlarging Conception OF God ii. =
| YoutZ.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 11.--Beauti.
full. talented Olga s. Humphreys is to-
day the queen Of Egypt. She was
married three years ago to Prince
Ibrahim Hassan. cousin to Abbas the
Second, who was then khedive. The
jealousy OF deposed woman from the
khedive's harem, which caused him
TO be dethroned. lifted the American
girl, born In Oakland, to the throne
once occupied by Cleopatra, accord
ing to cable advices just received.
Olga Humphreys, now the Princess
Hussien Pasha, is an actress OF
Worldwide fame, but little did she
think, as she ran and played upon the
streets OF Oakland. attended the pub
lie schools and recited "Cleopatra's
Farewell to Egypt" that some day
she would sit upon the same throne,
wife of the ruling prince, and poten-
tate OF the oldest line OF rulers in the
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

1.-The oriental husband Is the kind
est husband in the world, but ad-
wise American girls not TO marry one.
The reason is that the oriental Is the
only man who understands women.
His strong point is love. He knows
its ethics from A to z. The result
Is that his wife is not the mistress OF
his home, but It's plaything. Oddly
enough, he makes her like It. But In
some incomprehensible manner he
reverses the custom OF lovemaking.
The woman becomes the sutton; man
the pursued. He keeps you guessing
all the time. You run after him.
You cry at night. You are always in
fiutter He Is not a tyrant. He Is
your king. You are forever trying to
please him"
After her desertion by her royal
spouse the princess returned to the
stage and instituted international ac-
ton for settlement OF $250,000 from
the prince.
She made her fame on the stage as
Lady Blakeney in The Scarlet PIN.
pernel," and as Eva Tanqueray In
THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray."
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

circled rapidly around the house. the
woman clinging desperately TO the
leash. Then, with a weird baying
whine, he sped into the bank OF fog,
the woman still clinging 10 the strap
and running behind him.
Straight as an arrow be galloped
through the mist, pendulous chops
grazing the ground. nose to earth
a gaunt, disquieting figure.
On the edge of precipice the
bloodhound stopped, swerved and sud.
denly darted away 10 the right The
leash few from Mrs. Watson's hand
AS she tottered on he came back
to meet her. holding the wandering
baby gingerly by the skirt. He had
plucked II from the very brink OF the
cliff, snatched It from the jaws OF
death.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12


The sudden shift In fortunes, which
deposed the khedive, Abbass the Sec
ond, and promoted the husband Of a
california girl TO the ancient throne
came recently, when, through mem
Der, or rather former member, OF the
khedive's harem, England learned that
Abbass the Second had entered into
~ conspiracy with the Turkish EN-.
pire, had revolted against the British
control and planned to lead Mos
lem army against the allies.
The girl who was his undoing was
from Vienna He-has had her but
3 short time, took her with him back
\ 20 Cairo and then deserted her.
In that respect he was no different
from his cousin, who now succeeds
him. For, while the Princess Hussien
.16 legally the queen, she has not lived
With her royal husband for nearly two
PEARS, having separated from him in
Paris after the prince had deserted
her.
But she was legally married to him
And under the Mohammedan law, d.
vorce Is not possible. SO she is still
his legal wife and now the queen.
Olga Humphreys marriage to the
0rientai prince was the result OF a
|forrid love match and courtship In
london, where she was the leading
lady in the Strand theater. Prince
Hussien came as "a regular patron
and finally won the beautiful Ameri.
can girl for his wife. She gave up
the stage to please him and went with
him TO Paris.
Here Is what she says OF oriental
princes as husbands for American
iris:
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

Marriage has been built or this
principle since the beginning OF the
world, but not until the woman comes
into her inalienable right will We have
the ideally happy union"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

Menace OF film famine" which
because OF the war threatened TO hurt
the American moving picture INDUS
try, has been banished. Moving pic
ture Aim is being made out OF skim
med milk
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

Next TO Russia, the United States
has more horses than any other coun-
try in the world. Combined, the two
countries possess IS per cent Of the
world supply.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

Detroit Times Job Printing Depart
ment.-Main 1920
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

TOXIC, II sierpnia.-
Rad Mikada wystosowa} pod
adresem rzadu ME ~ ieckiego
ultimatumI zadaiiqc oddania
Kiau-Czau W rece Joponii o.
raz odwolanie z w6d wschod
nio-azyatyckich wszystkich 0
kret6w wojennych wojsk:
Niemcom dale sic tydzieh
czasu 10 niedzieli 23go bm,
poczem Jopania grozi zbroi
La interwencya W mySl po-
rozumjenia i przymierza z w
Brytania. Wobec tego, ze ko
munikacya kablowa Q Me M
cami Jest zerwana, ultimatum
zosta1o przes}ane "a po6red-
nictwem Stan6w Zjedn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

PARYZ, II sierp. Wed}ug
wszelk,ego prawdopodobieh'
stwa, bjtwa, rozstrzygajaca o
losach kompanii belgijskiej,
tcczy sic juz ma ca{ej linii; o
wyniku je] mic pewnego nara
zie rec ME mozna - zade-
cyduje sic ona dopiero W
dniach kilku; W kazdym ra
zie jest to najwieksza bitwa
moze W historyi swiata; an
gazowane sa W niej sprzy-
mierzone armie: francuska,
belgijska angielska, prze.
ciwko miljonowej armii ME-
mieekiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

Lopgwy pochod ich zcstaf
wstrzymaDv przez wolska
francuskie, ktore " bitwie,
tam stoczonei, zadaly Mem.
com straty / odparly ich po
"a granice francuskie. Ma
kilku punktach pogranicza
francusko bursklego
przyszto do potyczek i utar.
GEEK. Gala armia niemiecka
bardzo silna, kryta jest przez
liczne <awangardy rekone-
sanse kawaleryjskie, a rugby
jej maja na celu zamaskowa-
ME armii niemieckiej " Bel
gil, dazacej ma Lille, wielka
twierdze francuska " p6}noc.
nei stronie kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

BRUXELL, II sierpnia. =
Armia niemiecka, pobita pod
Leodyum-mimo ustapienla
jej miasta tego przez Belg6w
widzac, ze ME zdofa zdobyc
fort6w leodyjskich- h-zmieni-
la zupe1nie plan dziafa6 wo'
jennych i okrazajaca Leody
UNI ruszy}a ku p6}nocy, ku
granicom Holandyii i tel
strony dazy ma sto]ice Belgii,
Bruxell4 Waterloo, gdzie
MONA spodziewac sic waz
nych-moze rozstrzygajacyeh
spotkah. Miasto Bruxella
jest najpowazniej zagrozone !.
Zachodzi Ottawa, ze armia
belgijska i wsp6dzia}a]aca z
MIA. francuska ME zdo}aja z
pod Namuru, gdzie obie sto-
ia ma czas zaoiedz droge ar
mil niemieckiej by zas}onic
stolice.
Armie piemiecka jej
postepowanie wskr65 kraju
be]gijskiego poprzedza bardzo
silna awangarda konnicy, kt6
ra zaje}a luz Landen i Tirle
mont miasta juz bliskie stoli
cv. Armia niemiecka ma bye
wieksza znacznie Cd po|aczo
nych wojsk franko'belg
skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
LONDYN, II sierpnia.-

LONDYN, II sierpnia.-
Agencya telegraficzna Reu.
terra ogiasza text manifes-
tn rosyjskiego, og}oszonego
przez g}6wno dowod2acego
armii rosyjskiej, W. ks. Mi.
koiaja Miko}ajewicza wyst6.
sowany imieniem rzadu do
Polak6w wszystklcb trzech
zabor6w. w manife6cie tym
powiedziano:
,,Uderzy}a godzina spell.
nienia swietvch marzeh ma
szych ojc6w: pred 150ciu
laty Polska zosta}a rozszar
pana, ale duch jej zywie, zy.
vie nadzieja odrodzenia pol
skiego narodu i zgody z Ro.
sya. Oto armia rosyjska przy-
nosi Wan, Polacy, urcczys-
ta wiadomo6c ] zapowiedz to;
zgody, kt6ra zniesie rozgra-
niczenia zabOr6w Z}acZV ca
Ia Polske pod ber}em cara
Rosyj. Pod ber}em TEN odro.
dzi sic Polska, wolna W swej
re]igii, movie kompletnej
autonomil. Rosya oczekuie
cd Polak6w tylko tel lojal-
nosci, do kr6rej lch zobo.
wiazuie historya: otwartem
screen i breterska dlonia
wieIka Rosya vita Polak6w
W nadziei, re ich miecz, kt6.
ry sprawl Grunwald Mem
com, ME zardzewia} jeszcze....
Rosya cd granic Oceanu Spo
kojnego do Nora P6inocne.
go kroczY bronja W reku:
oto ldzle swift noWego zycia
w tym swicie znak krzyza
widnieje-symbol cierpienia
Il zmart 1ychwstania naro'
du. .... !"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

LONDYN, u sierpnia.-
Po}aczenie wszvstkich sfrzy
mierzonych armii belgijskiej
francuskiej i angielsk!ej jest
faktem dokonanym - obec-
lie wszystkie to armie dzia-
1aja zgcdnie przeciwko mill
onowej armii nienieckiej, a
ma znak solidarnosci wymie-
ni}y niekt6rych ofjcer6w i
wodz6w. Naczelni wodzo vie
- angielski feJdmarszaiek k
French, francuskl gen. Joffre
i w6dz belgijski (nazwiska
9epesza ME podaje) odbyli
wsp6lns konferencye i goto-
wi So do stoczen;a decyduja-
cej W tel stronie teatru woj~
ny-rozprawy. Armia fran
cuska dziaia W kilku kolrm
mach pod Char.erol, Iowa
MUM, Namurem, Eghezee j
Diest, armia angielska cd
strony Holandyi wsp6{dzia}a
z Belgami, kt6rzy So ma ca
lei linil rzeki Meuse, ku Lo
wanium, os}aniajac Bruxelle
Pomimo nastepowania armii
niemieckiej- niezaprzeczone'
go, sprzymierzeni maja stra.
tegiczpe rozycye lepsze
wstrzymuja nap6r doskonale:
wa1ka toczv sic ma ca1ej linii
dwie g}6wne bitwy stoczono
pod Diest Haelen, obie zwy
cieskie dla Belg6w i Fran
cuz6w Niemcy W tych
pun ktacb zachodzili NADIA
lei cd strony p6lnocnej, "a.
grazajac stolicy Bruxelli, a pc
mich zostali daleko odrzuce"
nj i Bruxella obecnie ME
ma juz bye zagrozona' Glow
ny front armii niemieckie'
znajdu]e sic pomiedzy St.
Trond i Hasselt, tn tel spo-
dziewac sic nalezy rozstrzy-
gajscej rozprawy. Sytuacys
jest zupelnje pomYslna dla
sprzymierzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
RZYM, II sierp. W}ochy
zmobi)izowa}y 250,000 zo}nie
rza ma granicy austryackiej.

PETERSBURG, u sierp.
Miasto Sokal wGalicyi p6}no-
cnej zosta}o zajete przez a.
wangardy rosyjskiej a:mii,
kt6ra wkroczy}a do Galicyi:
garnizon austryacki zosta}
wyparty i znaczne ponlosf
stratY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
POlska Rada
NarOdOWa W
Ameryce.
XXXVIII
XXXVIII

Ruch ma cafej linii. - Fun.
dusze nap}ywaia. = Move
Komitety. Najnowszy ko-
munikat do prasy angiel-
skiei O neutralnosci Pola.
k6w wobec wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
(Z Biura Komitetu Wyko-
nawczego).

Sprawozdanie z ostatniogo
sejma, odezwy i komunikaty,
wzywajace do organi2owania
nowych Komitet6w Lokal-
nych, do pobor6w podatku
Narodowego itp. juz rozes}a.
ne i Jest W Bogu nadzieja,
re niebawem rozwinle sic
preca ma caiej ljnii.
Fundusze ma potrzeby i ce
le Polskiei Rady Narodowej,
zac.ynaja nap}ywaf obficiej,
vice tez i akcya jej bedzie
coraz szersza pozytecznie]-
sza.
Po eejmie ma ten eel zfo-
zono:
rs. ]. S. Guzdek, cd K. T..
mo. 81 W Broverville, Mimi.
$4,000
Ks. J. Chylewski,
K. L. No. AZ z Gary,
Ind. ..... $17.OO
Ziedn. P. r. K. $265.00
Mscierz Polska W
Chicago $4,000
St Burda, Chicago. 1886
Stow. Alumn6w sw.
Stan. K. W Chicago. $40 90
KS. ]. Pacholski cd
! K. L. No, so z Vino
mona, MINI. $1,000
st. Szwajkart, zwrot dyet
sejmowych, wyp}aconych
mu przez Zjedn. P. R.
Kat.jako reprezentantowi 600
RaZem. $3.50. 90
Szeregi nasze powiekszyly
sic 0 trzv nowe Komitety
Lokalne: No. So W Schenec.
tady, N. Y, parafia 6w. Woj.
ciecha; No. SO W Cleveland,
Ohio, par. sw. Jana Kante-
go; No. 80 Winona, MINI,
parafia sw. Stanis}awa Kostkj.
| 4 kilkunastu miejscowo6ci
| donosza Q organizowaniu dru.
zYn skautowvcb.
Co do wojny, to stanowis-
ko P. r. n, " tel sprawie
znanem jest spofecze6stwu
polskiemu 2 ostatniej odez.
wy. Nasze biuro prasnwe
sprostowa1o pc "a tenn " xii,
ku wypadkach bledne OPT
ME pism amerykahsk skich, .
ostatnio rozeslano teize pra-.
sic "a posred iictwenl naszych
Cz}onk 6w Korespond dent6w
komunikat nl,Iastep 81:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

PARYZ, II sierpnis. =
teatru wojny aonosza, ze
Niemcy wtargneli " przerwe
pomiedzy fortifikacyami fran
cuskienli liniami wojsk ma
p6lnoc Cd Verdum, ale pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
pE.rERSRI1RG

PETERSBURG, II 8.
Wszystkim agencyom tele.
graficznym wyslano text ma
nifestu wystosowanego przez
naczelnego wodza armii 70.
syjskich W. ks. Miko}aja Mi
kolajewicza, do Narodu Pol
skiego, W kt6rym Rad rosyj-
ski wzywa Polak6w do zacho
wanna sfowia6skiej neutral :
nosci W krytycznej sytuacyi
obecnei-za co Rosya solen-
ME obiecuje pofaczenie pod
ber}em cara wszystkich Sch
zabor6w polskich i tax po}a-
czonej Polscc przyrzeka udzie
l1c najzupeiuiejsza autonomie
swobode religji, mowy, admi
nistracyi t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
,,NeutralnOSG" POlak6W W
Ameryce wobec wojny
eurOpejskiej.

W rozmaitych swvch ko.
munikatach do prasy, tutej~
sza Polls ka Rada Narodowa
okresla stanowisko Po!ak6w
wobec wojny europejskjej.
Polska Rada Narodowa jest
.irtnlejaca cd rok,l federacya
rozmaitych polskich organiza
Cyl parafij rozsianych po ca
}ych Stanach Zjednoczonych
Zaprowadza ona " tych pa
rafiach szkoiy obywatelsk;e,,
organizuje W Mich skaut6w
polskich, utrzymuje wfasne
biuro informacyjno prasowe,
kt6re Jest W stosunkach z
podobnemi biurami W Lon
dynie, Paryzu, Rzymie i
Szwajcaryi.
Ot6z Polska Rada Narodowa
wzywa Polak6H tutejszych by
W czasie wojny wybuch}ei po
miedzy mocarstwami, kt6re
rozebra}y Polske (Rosya
Niemcy j Austro- -Wegry) stad
NE wys}ali ami rezerwist6w
pod bro6 powo1anych, ami
pieniedzy, chociaz tam W E.
uropie Polacy zmuszeni SO
pelnic sluzbe we wojskach
wszystkich tvch trzech
pa6stw, czesto bitwy stacza6
z w}asnymi ziomkami sta.
czaG je ma w}asnych ziemiach
polskich. Polacy nie moga
sympatYzowac zadnem emo
carstw zaborczych, a niesly-
chane krzywdy i prze6lado.
wanna, jakich doznaja cd lat
stu przesz}o tax ze strony
Niemc6w :(Prusak6w) jak i
Kosyi, ME dozwalaia i'm ~
czyc zwyciestwa zadnemu z
tych pa6stw. Zycza i'm nato-
miast takiego osiabienia WA
jemnego, by W Europe sta
Ia sic mo5liwa wielka wojna
0 niepodleglo6c r6znych lu-
dow s}owia6skich, gnebio-
nvch zar6wno przez mongol.
skie rzady Rosyi jak i exter-
minacyjne despotyczne rzady
Niemc6w (Prusak6w.)
Pragnieniem i nadzieja
Polak6w jest, ze wojny eu-
ropejskiej wyniknie ostatecz'
ME taxa, jak przy ko6cu
XVIII wieku woina Stan6w
Ziednoczonych wielka wojna
0 niepodlegio6c ludlow slo-
wia6skich, do kt6rych, o.
pr6cz rs milionowego naro-
du polskiego nalezy 30'mi.
lionowy nar6d rusihski, a da.
lei Czesi, Serbowie, Chorwa-
ci, Bulgarzy it'd. Gdyby TAXA
wojna 0 njepodleglo66 mia}a
r6wne powodzenie jak rewo.
lucyjna wojna Amerykan6w,
to Masterpieces po- niej koali-
eva pa6stw slowia6skich po-
siadajacych wlasne rzadY,
stalaby sic najlepsza gwaran-
eva pokoju powszechnego
ostatecznego rozbrojenia "
Europe, do czego daza na.
rody, ale do czego ME dopu-
szczaja monarchisty yczne rzaa
|dy pahstw europejs kich''.
PiOtr lLigman, prezes.
StanilsslilaW, Osada, sekr.
984 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
z NIW POLSKICH} ;
W AMERYCE 5


CHICAGO, Ill. Stanis|aw
Stanczyk, lat 8, 2268 N.
Kidgeway ave., uwiesil sic
u wozu dostatkowego; kt6rym
kierowa1 Bert. Baderow, 2O4
Locust ul. Mfody Stanislaw
ME m6gl sig utrzymac, vice
puscil sic wozu, ale pad1 tax
nieszczesliwie ze fatalnie sic
pokaleczy}.
Siostra M. Ludmita, pre-
1ozona szkofy parafialnej ma
Wojciechowi vie, oraz Siostra- M
Dyonizya, przelozona na 10
zafatowie, WYE cha}y " czer-
wcu da Europv. Gdy wojna
wybucbta, zatrzymano ]e "
Londynie, gdzie obecnie sic
znaiduja. Ia posrednlctwem
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Siostra M. Amata, zawiadow
czyni Po]skiego Szpitalu, wy
s}ala do Londynu zadana
kwote, by obie s;ostry mog-
~ powr6ci6 bezpiecznie do
Ameryki.
;-ssstss ~. u.
Mikoiaj Gormasg, $50 W.
14~ta ul., zatrudniony " "a
k1adzie rzezalnianvm Omaha
Packing Co. przy South Hal
sted ulicy, zosta} wczoraj ma
mieiscu zabity gdy duzy ka-
wal soil spadt 2 duzej kupv
przy kt6rej Gormasik praco~
wal. Sol spadia mu na glove
i 2famata mu kark.
Searuszke Tekle Norwich,
kt6ra przebywa}a W powiato-
wynn przytu}ku dla starc6w
" Oak Forest, odebra} wczo
raj jeden z syn6w, Leopold
Nowrich, 38a6 S. Honore
ul.
Agent powiatowy Joseph
Meyer powiada, ze synowle
ieszcze chcieli matke costa
vic W przytu}ku, ale sadzili
ze 500 miesiecznie jest "a
wiele. $50.
,,Tacy synowie jak wy
powinni zap}acie 500 mie-
siecznie "a posy{a ME matki
do przytu1ku" O. rzek{ agent
Meyer do syn6w.
JUSTIN i Franciszek Nor
wich, synowie staruszki, kt6
rzy posiadaja realno6c warto-
Sci $4,000. twierdza uporczy
vie; ze sami sic owego ma
jatku dorobili.
Stancwy Prokurator Mac.
lay Hoyne ma W tvch dniach
wydac opinie, czy syn6w sta
ruszki MONA sadownie uka.
rae.
Ludwik Gardillo, 355 Terran
ce ul. chciai precise przez wa
gon towarowy, gdy wraca} 2
roboty. Drzewo, kt6re tam
sic znajdowa}o, uwiezi}o lego
noge i dopiero po q godzi
mach uwolnili 60 2 tego robot
nicy kolejowi, gdy rzyjecha}
ma owym wagonie do Milwau
-kee.
Federalna lava sedzj6w.
przysieglych pestawi}a wcIzo co
raj " stan oskarzenia czeskie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

90 bankiera Herquima j;
Sn;rza, dawniejszego poczmi
strza W Argo, pod zarzutem
naduzywania pocztowych fun
dusz6w ban kowych do Was
nego uzytku,