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The midland journal., 1916-02-11
"a Got the Heautlfullest Valentine o
Anybody in School,"

she saw only the little tokens from
Miss Stanton and the girls
As the distribution began. Dorcas
sat, resignedly. her brown hands fold
ed. trying to figure how many minutes
until it would be tomorrow.
ITO him that hath shall be given
is always the rule of q school valentine
box, and even Miss Stanton's tactful
care in providing hand-painted cards
with quotations for the less popular
ones couldn't even things up.
For Dorcas luck went little better
this year than usual. Genevieve. her
seatmate, gave her a star-shaped mis-
sive in a big box like the boys sent.
and Abby. whom she had helped for
two years in arithmetic, sent her a
string of red hearts, each one pierced
with a silver arrow.
The box was nearly empty now.
Miss Dorcas Carter Tim was call
ing the last valentine in the box. Then
he pulled and tugged and, tearing
away part of the tissue paper drape
ries. drew forth---a big white box, al
most as wide and long as the valen-
tine box itself and which would have
made two of the one containing Cora
deil's pink violin.
Back at her seat she undid the
knotted string with trembling fingers
Then she lifted the lid. The children
crowding about her desk were silent
Of fret ~, nrna nov, ava orA AI,o,, ANscc
Stanton joining them. they burst into
chorus of "ohs" and "ahs."
In bed Of cotton lay sparkling
heart-shaped affair. Billows Of pink
chiffon were draped about it and out
side of this were paper lace ruffies. At
one side was sheath of celluloid ar
rows tipped with gold and. attached to
these, a small card bearing in gold let
ters, ITO one love-" On the back of
this was printed in a half-easy, half
labored masculine hand, From your
secret admirer."
Dorcas wondered how she ever got
started home that night. Long after
the dismissal bell rang children crowd
ed about her desk pleading for ''just
one more look" and "only a weeny
touch" A half dozen at least, boys as
well as girls. begged for the privilege
of carrying it home for her, and just
as she stood hesitatingly trying to de-
eide. Happy picked up the box and,
marching resolutely away with 1t, com
manded Dorcas to ''hurry up and come
on"
I'm goin' to cut out the fellow that
sent 1t" he announced,
Mrs, Carter waited expectantly at
the sitting-room window. She saw
them as they turned the corner and
was out to meet them. Dorcas. with
one glad rush was at her mothers
side. her arms outstretched, her shy
ness vanished.
Il got the beautifuIlest valentine OF
anybody in school, she cried out.
land now. mamma. you'll be happy,
it's from boy"
Happy, grinning with both pride and
embarrassment, followed with the box.
ITS some valentine, Mis- Carter"
he said "Dorky'e sure got some guy
going. But he was too bashful to see
her home"
Mrs Carter dimpled. 1t was the big
event Of her life. She was receiving
her daughters first admirer.
In the kitchen Mrs. Carter urged
cookies on Happy until he declared he
was ready to bust"
Later. with Dorcas on her Tap. she
congratulated her little daughter on
her beautiful valentine.
'Tt's just like valentine got when
was a girl, . she said. Ellen Thomp-
son in the Kansas City Star.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
A Stranger.

Tomorrow will he the first Sunday
nf the year and propose to com,
msnce the new year by gcing to
church." announced Mr.. Gibbs. rever-
emily.
"You'd better take me with you.
calmly rejoined Mrs. Gibbs.
''What for?"
-.You may Feed somebody to identify
you. Judge.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
GERANIUMs FROM SEED
By ADELE j. POWELL.

Last spring purchased a package
Of Large Flowering California Ger
aniums," and planted them in pot
about the middle of March. kept
the soil moist and placed the pot in
a sunny window, where in eight days
the first tiny plant made its appear
aace. and from then until some time
in June the seeds kept terminating,
and when the last one was about an
inch in height the others were
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

Scions for next springs grating
should be cut now. Take them from
the tips of the limbs and bury them
in sand in the cellar Do not allow the
earth to dry out but it must not be
kept too wet.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
tjnkinel Fate.

The "Kind Lady"-You clear of OF
I'll set the dog at you.
The Tramp All. 'ow deceptive is
uunan natur'! For two nights I've
slept in yer barn. eaten # your poul.
try. an drunk Of yer cider, and NV
yer treats me as an utter stranger.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Would Do Her Part.

HeOf course you understand,
Betty. that our engagement must be
kept secret.
She-Oh, yes, dear. I'll be sure and
tell everybody that.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
PREPAREDNESS,

TO EOrtify The System Against Grip
when Grip Is prevalent LAXATIVE BROMO
QUtNINE should be taken. ss this combination
Of Quinine with other ingredients. destroys
germs acts as a Tonic and Laxative and thus
keeps the system In condition TO Withstand
Co'ds. Grip and Influenza. There is only one
BROMo oUININE." 3. w. GROVES sir-
nature on box $50.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Decision Deferred.

''How are you going to like your
new neighbors?"
Cant tell / happened to DO out
when their furniture was moved in. -
Judge
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Dire Threat.

mo, Lena" said the mistress, 7
cannot give you recommendation.
You are lazy, incompetent and sloven-
ly. and it wouldn't be right for me to
give others the impression that you
are good servant"
Listen hare. Mrs. Yones." cried
Lena, shaking her fist in the iady's
face. IF you amt bane giving me das
recommendation Ay bane stay here tin
you do"
She got 1t.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

Also the moon is better behaved
than the gas which gets Lit every
night.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

Nebraska's 500 state banks contain
$114, 4,487 ,652.98, belonging to SSe,22s de-
positors
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

To keep clean and healthy take DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26

ray IItc Iu1ce vvuIauuers.
he story was written by Peter
Kyne and printed IN the Sat
lTday Eyining Post, the editor Of
which said it was the best short
story he has read.
1t is hinted that John Wesley
Morris, our former efficient and
popular circuit court clerk, will
be a candidate for an important
county office, to be filled next
year.
Quite crowd of Hickman
folks attended the Hagenbeck-
Wallace circus at Union City Sat
urday, even though the weather
was uncomfortably cool.
J. W. Randol, of Bardwell,
spent last Thursday in Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26
ell remaining
ntinue the eXamIna


2z-JWere between 200 ana
Z, ytiles of cott. 1 in that part Of
tie boat, with much miscella-
neous freight, which hampered
the inspection. When Cartmell
found water was entering the
hold he notified Capt. Ledger,
who at once set the nose Of the
boat against the shore and got
out his lines. The passengers
were requested to go ashore.
They did so without excitement.
The boat did not settle for
nearly half an hour, the pumps
being working at full speed all
the time. So slowly did the wat
er make its way toward the for
ward part of the boat that 1t
was perhaps an hour before the
fires were extinguished. The dy-
namo was shut off to allow every
pound of steam for the pumps
and the men worked by the fee
bic lights of lanterns, the gleam
of which was unable to penetrate
the dense pail of smoke more
thar a few feet.
The members of the crew of
the Stacker Lee when she sank
were: Capt. Thomas Ledger,
master; Capts. Nose Smith and
Lee Campbell, pilots, the latter
being on watch at the time; n.
b. Jokerst, first clerk; Walter
Feffords, second clerk; Henry
Martonaux, first mate; G. Me
Gee. second mate; John Peterson,
first engineer, and r. ID. Cartmell
Waterman.
With passengers, white mem
bers of the crew and rousters, the
boat had about go persons ON
board at the time.
The Stacker Lee was compan-
ion boat of the Ferd Herold IN
the Memphis-St. Louis trade. She
was one of the crack boats OF
the Lee Line and was built at
Jeffersonville, Ind, in 1907, for
the Lee Line. She is registered
at the port of New York. Inc
boat is 225 feet long and 43 feet
beam. -
The historical bell on the
Stacker was first on the Ola
Belle of Memphis, one OF the
queen packets which Plied tne
river in years gone by when
that boat was destroyed, a1ou'
20 years ago, the bell found a
home ON the second Robert f.. =:
Lee, successor to the famous craaa ~
which made the historical race
with the Natchez from New VI
leans 10 ST. Louis. -. 10
Another boat will douotless De
put in this trade, but no an u
nouncement has yet been mace
as to what one it shall DC.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26

~s-, .,leau IL Un1s country.
The body of Geo. Eberhart,
former a cooper in the employ
of the Charleston Milling Com
pay, was found on the Frisco
tracks near Oran early Tuesday
morning, and friends are inclin-
ed to think that his death was
result of foul play rather than
from being run down by a train
Your neighbor won't tell you
to stop borrowing his paper. But
don t you think he gets tired of
itl You can get the Courier for
81 year if you send it In be-
fore November 1st.
You will save money on flour,
sugar, coffee and groceries of all
kinds if you buy at Grissom s.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26
FORMER HICKMAN PHYSI-
CIA DIED At DENVER.

DIR. benjamin Franklin o.
Daniel, widely known physician
of Denver, Colo, died Sunday
might at his home, 1927 Washing
tom street, from Bright 5 disease.
Dr. o Daniel Vas 66 years old
last April.
lie was IN the employ of the
Kansas Street Railway Company
for several years, as chief sur
geon. He also was president Of
the Tennessee State Medical As
sociatlon and secretary and
treasurer of the Missouri State
Association. The last few years
Or. o Daniel praeticed IN Den
yer.
DIR. O Daniel was born In Glib
son county, Tenn. In 1874 he
graduated from the Louisville
Medical College. lie married
Miss Eta Ward, of Union City,
Tenn. He is survived by his
widow, three children-E. W.
, Daniel, of Kansas City, Mo, |
,. G.. . Daniel, of Salida, Colo,
nd Mrs. Fred King, of Denver.
DIR. o Daniel will be remem-
'ered by many of our older read |
n, having practiced medicine /
nd surgery in Hickman. lie /
eft here about Is years ago.
Call at this office for typewrit-
r Danar
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26

The mails are flooded wial
liquor circulars and vet they AL
closed 20 obscene literature and
even To letters that eonta-
threats, says the Greenwood (S
g. journal. We see no rcas0s
why this business should be pef
mitted 10 use the mails to pro-
duee crime and defy laws +
Nearly all the newspapers re
fuse 10 publish liquor advertise
ment,, yet the public makes nc
complaint at the postoffice de
partment for carrying such htera
ture as they viii not toelrate N
their local papers.
II your Courier is marked with
Your subscription Has Expir-
I'd, remember il will be the last
copy you VIII receive until you
.enew.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26
WANTED-AT ONCE.

photographs cf Free Soup
Houses p established under vii
son $ administration;
Information concerning any
man who is able and willing 10
work, but can find no Job;
Advice as To where several ear
loads OF fat hogs may be pur-
chased al % a pound;
Directions as 20 how friend
OF this paper may proceed TO
procure several train loads of
wheat for Zoe per bushel;
More of the same kind of ad-
vice concerning poe corn;
The date which marked the be-
ginning of the Democratic pan
ic
a picture Of the Republican
who said no Democrat will ever
be able to look a sheep in the
face;
This small order is respectful
ly referred 20 our good Stand
Pat friends who SO aSsuringly
promised them 20 us in the cam |
paign of 1912. And-of course
Republicans, as men and as a
party, always make their prom
iSes good.
When this order is filled ac-
eording To 1912 quotations, we
Will place a larger one.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26
EPWORTH LEAGUE.

The league Will have cfGge
Of the evening service Instead OF
the pastor. The program vii
begin at Z o'clock. SubEt:
The Reward of Religion" " AFoI
gram of music and short t4Es
Will constitute the exercises oil
the hour. The young peqel
pleasantly anticipate the preseEsI
and encouragement of the ma-
bers and friends of the chuIrA
Sarah Douglass, Supt + PSI
Department.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-10-26

New barrel Kraut. at Bondu-
durant Bros.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
wyrzeczenia sic u dzie.
ci czarnych, owoc czestej
Komuni $wietej.

Niekt6re z dzieci naszych przy-
stapi}y juz do pierwszej Kom. sw
So one szczesliwe, re moga W tax
m}odym wieku przyjmowac swe-
go Boga W Eucharystyi. Kazde-
go dnia kilkoro z mich zbliza sic
do Sto1u Panskicgo.
Cd czasu, gdy zacze}y przyste-
powac tax czesto do Kom Sw.,
MONA W mich zauwazyc wielkie
postepy W cnocie. Odwiedzaja
chetnie staruszki W przytu}ku,
gdzie lubia oddawac chorym u
s}ugi, co sic ME zgadza re ivy
cza,jem dzieci czarnych, maja-
cych wrodzony wstret do bed
nych starych i chorych. Jedna z
mich ofiarowa}a sic ma spedzenie
nocy PREY umierajacej, by spell
mic "dobry uczynek' wedle jej
w1asnego wyrazenia. lima prosi-
la mic, by jej obiad dac biednej
Weronii tredowatej.
Ilez to uwag naiwnych po-
chwycic MONA ma ustach dzieci,
majacych pc wiekszej czesci ro-
dzic6w poga1skich. R6zia szcze-
g6lnie przechodzi wszystkie inne.
Pewnego dnia idac ma zbi6r
kawy, szlo sic droga kamienista.
Wszystkie stara1y sic wybrac
sciezki mniej przykre, R6zia
wchodzi odwaznie ma wielka dro-
&c, usiana ostrymi kamicniami,
m6wiac do siebie: "R6zo, cierp
ola Jezusa, twego Ojca!" Innym
razem, a miala w6wczas zaledwie
piec lat, pc nauce katechizmu, o.
dezwala sic, patrzac ia rozpalo-
ny piasek, (by}a to druga pc po-
}udniu) "Gdyby teraz mi, po-
wiedziano: Idz po}6z sic IA sion
GU ola Jezusa, mego OLGA, uczy-
ni}abym to- W6wczas p~oslysza-
la odemnie, jak Sw. Agnieszka,
m1odziutka, umarla ola Pana Je-
zusa. Zaraz mi przerwa}a zapy-
taniem, czy Sw. R6za umar1a. tez
ola Pana Jezusa. Ma odpowiedz
moja przeczaca, wstrzasnefa gfo-
wka, m6wiac: "jakaz to budzi
we mnie l~itosc!' A kocha swa
|sswieta Patronke, jak istotna mat
Ike. Ciagle movie jej trzeba o
|ssw. ROXY. -R6za jest c6rka do
brej chrzescijanki, jednej z by
|}ych naszych wykupionych wy
chowanek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14

czasie tych krwawych walk po-
s1ano zawiadomienia do Lwowa i
innych wielkich centr6w, gdzie
|Stowarzyszenie Czerwonego Krzy
ia i wladze cywilne wraz z roz--
maitymi komitetami wyda}y pro-
klamacye i by}y W gotowosci do
przyjecia armii rannych.
Wycieczki zo}nierzy z fortyfi-
kacyi tax w ciagu dnia jak i W
nocy przeciw wojskom oblegaja-
Gym take przyprawia}y o
smierc tysiace zabitych ran
nych, a W niekt6rych wypad--
kach take setki jenc6w zabiera-
no do fortyfikacyi.
Welding twierdzen urzednik6w
austryackich, zdobycie ostatecz-
ne Przemysla przez Rosyan by}o
rezultatem cofniecia sic z fortu
do lewego brzegu Sanu wiecej
niz 100000 zo}nierzy austryac-
kich, pc wysadzeniu w %powietrze
wiekszosci fortyfikacyi, %zniszcze-
niu wszystkiego, CODY sic mog}o
Rosyanom przydac i odciecia So
bic odwrotu wysadzeniem W po-
wietrze most0w mad Sanem..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
ME POZW6LCIE CHOROBOM
SK6RNYM ROZSZERZAc SIZE.

Male wyrzuty SO czesto pierw-
zem ostrzezeniem zblizajacych
sic chor6b sk6rnych. Zaniedbane
choroby sk6rne ciagle rozpo-
wszechniaja sic. Dr"a Hobson' a
maSc ma Egzime natychmiast po-
wstrzyma dalsze rozszerzenie sic
tel choroby. Col dlugotrwa}e wy
padki krost, wyrzuty sk6rne,
czerwona i pekajaca sic sk6re.
ORA Hobson'a masc ma egzyme
zabija wszclkie zarodki, przeciw-
dzia}a i'm, i zapobiega rozpo-
wszechnieniu sic tych chor6b.
Ma wyrzuty z zaziebienia i pope
kane rece ORA Hobson'a Ecze-
ma Ointment daje szybka pomoc.
u waszego aptekarza soc. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14

"SoRoL" usuwa b6le i zapoDlega
z%amaehowi choroby ma Vase zdro.
vie
Aptekarz, Wasz sklepikarz Tub
a6rma podanago maja.
F. An. RICHTER & 20.
Washington Street, New York. NY.
-26c huteleCZka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
PRZYJACI6kK1.

- Julka (kokieterya): - Co.
bys "a to dala, zeby mice take
wlosy jak ia?
Manka: - Me wien, cos ty
"a ME dala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
Z podro6yi pc Europe.
0blezenie Przemy$la.

Wychodza obecnie ma jaw
szczeg61y prob i doswiadczen ja-
kie przebyli zo}nicrze w Przemy-
Stu podczas o%blezcnia strasznego
j walk srogich o posiadanie tel
fortecy. Ma niekt6re z opowia-
dan zgadzaja sic cywilni, urzed-
nicy, garnizon i wiezniowie Cd
nosnie do fakt6w, jake sic istot-
ME wydarza}y W tych dniach kry
tycznych, lecz inne opowiadania
zn6w SO przedmiotem ostrych i
goracych kontrowersyi.
Hurtowna rzez istot ludzkich,
tax podczas atak6w ma fortyfika-
eye Przemysla, jak wycieczek
jobrohc6w, wywiera}a wp}yw de-
moralizujacy ma silly w~alczace.
Blunt W szeregach zo}nierzy ro-
syjskich, kt6rych pedzono W nor
dercza lave ustawicznego ognia
z zamaskowanych bateryi, gdy
ujrzeli dziesiatki tysiecy swych
towarzyszy zabijanych hub ra-
nionych W atakach poprzednich,
by} jednym z incydent6w, jake
mi rozmaite osoby opowiadaiy.
Epizod inny, take jest jeszcze
swiezy W pamieci ]udnosci. By}o
to, gdy oddzia} czeskich i innych
s}owianskich zo}nierzy, s}uza-
cych we wojsku austro- wegier-
skiem, odm6wil pos}uszenstwa,
gdy mu kazano strzelac do Ro-
syan podczas jednego z krytycz-
nych atak6w. Prey innej okazyi
zn6w- zolnierze austryaccy po-
chodzcnia s1owianskiego w po-
dobny spos6b zachowali sic, Cd
mawiajac przyczynienia sic do
powiekszenia rzezi Rosyan pod
Przemyslem.
Blunt W armii rosyjskiej, jako-
tel zolnierzy austryackich byf
okazya do okropnych lekcyi ola
reszty zolnierzy oraz do strasz-
nego losu ola tych, kt6rzy ME u
s}uchali swych komendant6w.
By}o to wkr6tce pc wysadzc-
niu w powietrze przez Austrya-
k6w fortyfikacyi Siedliska PREY
pomocy min podziemnych pc "a
ijeciu tejze przez wielka mase
zo}nierzy rosyjskich, kt6rzy juz
"a bezpiecznych sic uwaza}i, gdy
wybuch1 powazny bumt W szere-
zach rosyjskich. Widok swych
%kamrat6w, kt6rzy pomyslnie Edo
byli jedno z obronnych miejsc
wroga, wyrzuconych W powiet-
RE przez potezna eksplozye,
przygnebi} ma duchu wielka licz-
be rosyjskich zolnierzy. Prosili
oni swych oficer6w, azeby pow
strzymali atak, gdyz maja fami-
lie w domu, a niechybna smierc
spotka ich, jezeli p6jda ma ogien
armatni Z fortyfikacyi, hub dos
tana sic do pufapek podmino-
wanych minami.
Gen. Radko Dimitriew, kt6ry
dowodzif wojskiem oblegajacem,
us1yszaf o tych prosbach. Zdoby-
Gle Przemysla bylo konieczne re
w%zgled6w strategicznych. Strata
tysiecy zolnierzy byla ola niego
incydentem podrzednej wagi.
Uda4 sic, jak pogioski kraza,
ia pozycye, gdzie zohierze byli
najbardziej ACKNOWLEDGMENT i a.
pelowal do Mich, azeby stall PREY
swych towarzyszach, dop6ki IVY
ciestwo ME zostanie z]apcwnione
Masa 10000 zohierzy ME us}u-
chala rozkazu. Wtedy nastapifa
najokropniejsza tragedya z OBJ
lezenia Przemysla, o kt6rej opo-
wiada i ludnosc, i zo}nierze i jen-
cy.
Welding rozmaitych zr6del i'll
formacyi, gen. D%imitriew, ME
mogac naklonic z~ofnierzy do po-
sfuszenstwa, kazaf skierowac
dziafa maszynowe przeciw MIN.
Gdy jego rozkaz wykonano,
5000 zo}mierzy pablo niezywych
Tub Smiertelnie rannych. Niekt6-
rzy, kt6rych kule ME trafi}y, O.
,kuci ZOstali w kaidanv ! zmusZe-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14

zapOblegfO cafkOWlteJ dyzorganl-
zacyi rosyjskich sill oblezniczych
Ii W koncu umozliwi1o zdobycie
miasta, podczas gdy inni otwar-
Gle potepiaja czyn, jake wybryk
brutalnosci i bfad military.
Wypowiedzenie posfuszenstwa
przez czeskich j innych sfowian-
skich zo}nierzy PREY dwu okazy-
ach, gdy i'm kazano strzelac do
Rosyan, takze pociagneFo "a SODA
natychmiastowa egzekucye wick
szosci tych, kt0rzy wzieli udzia}
w niesubordynacyi. zolnierze ci
przedk}adali, re Rosyanie i inni
alianci mic i'm niezawinili i re ME
F., beda brazil dalszego udzialu W
hurtownym mordzie tych, kt6-
rzy i'm mic z1ego ME uczynili.
Gdy brazil udzia4 w obronie for
~tyfikacyi Przemysla pred alta
kami Rosyan, zo1nierze pocho-
dzenia sfowianskiego W armii
austro wegierskiej, welding tego
leo sfysza}em, przez czas znaczny
rozmyslnie niszczyli niepostrze-
zenie Dociski armatnie. celuiac
tax, azeby ME traffic atakujacych
Rosyan.
w zwiazku z drugim buntem
w szcregach armii austryackiej,
gdy centralne panstwa usifowa-
1y wyprzec Rosyan i zn6w zajac
Przemysl, kraza wiesci, il ME-
kt6rzy z czeskich i innych zo}-
nierzy s'owianskich smia}o Cd
m6wili p6jsc naprz6d, gdy i'm
kazana, a niekt6rzy navel pomi-
mo wielkich poswiecen udziclili
pomocy Rosyanom.
Prey tych dwu ~okazyach Off
cerowie dowodzacy kazali dzia}a
maszynowe skierowac przeciw
zbuntowanym zofnierzom, k1adac
ich trupem pred oczyma ich ka-
mrat6w, i dajac i'm W ten spos6b
krwawa p~rzestroge.
Wedding. os6b, kt6re sic a1bo O.
sobiscie przekonali albo tez "a
siagneli informacyi Cd bliskich
kamrat6w straconych zo}nierzy,
by1o kilka powod6w, ola kt6rych
~czescy j inni zofnierze sfowian-
scy wypowiedzieli posluszenstwo.
Brak sympathy ola sprawy
panstw centralnych, brak ME.
przyjazni ola Rosyan. i innych a.
liant6w, wraz re staranna i roz-
legla propaganda pred wojna,
a nawet podczas niej przeciw
radon teutonskim wsr6d Cze-
chow i innych narod6w sfowian-
skich wplyne}y ma p%ostapienie
zolnierzy. Pr6cz tych powodow
by]y inne, kt0re mia}y spowodo-
wac tc diva bunty zo}nierzy W
szeregach austryackich. Jednym
Z mich bylo to, IL czeskich i i'll
nych zolnierzy s}owiahskich sta
lie, ustawicznie i rozmyslnie sta
'wiano ma froncie, gdzie smierc
byla najpewniejsza i gdzie ME.
bezpieczenstwo by1o najwieksze
i re wreszcie zmuszono ich do
isluzby wojskowej wbrew ich wo-
Ii, prosb i wzgled6w familijnych'
Niekt6rzy Z urzednik6w armii
austryackiej, omawiajac doswiad
czenie z czeskimi i innymi zolnie.
rzami czeskimi, ubolewali mad
dwoma buntami tych zolnierzy
W Przemyslu. Utrzymywali W
rozmowie re NINA, re jest wielu
zo}nierzy tych narodowosci, kt6.
rzy dzielnie walcza w szeregach
austryackich i kt6rzy bez wzgle-
du ma popedy i sk}onnosci naro.
dowosciowe SO lojalnymi i shiny.
mi zwolennikami cesarza Fran
ciszka J6zefa. z drugiej jedna.
kowoz strony dociekania pomie'
dry przyw6dcami wsr6d tych ia.
rodowosci W ich w1asnych kra.
jach i wsr6d urzednikow, zaj.
m]niacvch StanOwiSka w r0Invch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
MA WODZIE.

- Panno Emilio, ely predko
nauczylaby sic PAM sterowac?
w bardzo kr6tkim czasie.
- z czego PAM wnosi?
= Jezeli pan chce sic przeko--
nae = MECH sie.... re nina ozeni
- Rzeczywiscie! miaf pan IA
eye! Cd dziesieciu lat ME zyje!
- Zanim mialem zaszczyt bye
PAM przestawionym, pomysla-
sobie: MAJ tel PAM ME nu--
dzi sic napewno....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14

iZy ULltllllc NdlCL4 w SZcicSdCn
austryackich i kt6rzy bez wzgle-
du ma popedy i sk}onnosci naro-
dowosciowe SO lojalnymi i shiny
mi zwolennikami cesarza Fran
ciszka J6zefa. z drugiej jedna-
kowoz strony dociekania pomie-
dry przyw6dcami wsr6d tych ma
rodowosci W ich w}asnych kra-
jach i wsr6d urzednikow, zaj-
mujacych stanowiska W r6znych
czesciach Polski, wydobyly ma
jaw energiczne wypowiedzenia
sic przeciw wojnie i przeciw PREY
muszaniu ich rodak6w do brania
udzia}u W niej.
Welding cyfr, podanych przez
komendantow austryackich, o.
becnie bedacych W Przemyslu, W
pierwszych atakach Rosyan ia.
Przemysl i jego fortyfikacye pa
do trupem $4,000 Rosyan, a 49,
600 odniosfo rany. Wiekszosscc
rannych natychmiast rozwieziono
miejsca do szpitali we wszyst-
kich miastach, miasteczkach i
wioskach, gdzie tylko jeszcze bu-
sta}y W terytoryum pol
okupowanem przez Ro-
syan i take do g}ebi Rosyi. w