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The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
ANCHORAGE |S. IN FAVOR OF
 WICK

ANCHORAGE, July 15.-At mass meeting last night. attended by more than 500 Republicans, the action Of the Republican Club of Anchorage in Wickersham and denounc' ing the work of the Seward conVen tion was endorsed.
 The meeting also declared in favor of the direct primary law.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
HAY NOMINATED TO COURT OF
 CLAIMS

WASHINGTON, July 15. - James Hay, chairman of the house committee on military affairs, today was nomi- mated as judge of the United States court of claims, to succeed Justice George w. Atkinson, of West Vir- ginia, who is retired on account Of age.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
BRITISH MAKE BIG GAINS.

LONDON July 15-At point on the somme front the army his been forced back to its third line of deenses and it is felt here after that line pierced the allied forces will be able to attack the Germans the Hanks and force tirement along the whole front
 The trenches of the allies than four miles Tn advance of the positions occupied the time of the first of ensve and it is felt that continues the advances to be made will than first when the strong first tenn of trenches had to be carried
 Fricourt and Mamez which included in the German territory before the attack safely British hands
 During the past twenty -four hours the British forces re- port having captured than 0O0 prisoners which brings total number of Germans captured during the great often i've to more than 0 In addition to the large numbers of captured is stated that vast quantities of terials have been taken
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
COPPER as TODAY.

NEW YORK, July 15. = There is a better inquiry into the copper market today, the larger selling agencies ask ing 2s for October and later delivery.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
GERMANS ATTACK RUSSIANS.

PETROGRAD July 10-The German forces in the Baran ovich region where heavy fighting has been for some time yesterday determined attempt force back the Russians Three the Germans launched heavy at tacs in massed the Russian front but each time we're driven back with heavy losses
 Russian report inmates that counter attack was made by their forces in which they made progress.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
ARABIA REvoLTs AGAINST TURKS

CAIRO July 15-Revot against Turkish rule in Arabia attained headway wheret believed the Arabans will be able to drive the Turks from the country.
 have captured Mecca and all the forts surround n the city Turkish gasons have surrendered and the under the rule of officers appointed by Arabs who have declared the country independent The Arabs captured 100 Turkish officers 25OO soldiers and twenty
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15

Eighty ounces of gold in ten days is the cleanup that has just been made at the Martin mine on Willow creek after a run of ten days.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
RUSSIANS STILL AT IT.

VIENNA July 15 Increased battle activity is reported near Deatn in Gacia Russian vanguard which tered town forced to retire by the Austrians who made An attempt the of the Russians the by heavy attacks on the south and west Of the Austrans failed the Russians being repusd with loss
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
GERMANS ADMIT ADVANCE.

BERLIN July 15An official statement issued by the war office today that the British attack the German lines between Poeres and Logueva continues and that the British troops have succeeded in penetrating the German lines
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15

jury term of the district court will be called for Anchorage apout August 22, according to the Anchorage papers.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15

BERLIN July 15-German submarines in the North sea yesterday destroyed British auxiliary cruiser of 5000 tons
 also reported that submarines off the British coast sank British patrol boats capturing the and one cannon
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-15
Three Patrol Vessels Also Sunk British Report More Ground Gained on Somme Front
 Arabia in Revolt

gaining territory It also is stated that the British are occupying Trones Wood
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

of 1.-THE Diamond Gate" "The La
mond Gate" was the work not OF Adrian
Boldero. but of Tom Castleton. Adrian
had stolen THE Diamond Gate" from
dead man. Not only from dead
man, but from the dead friend who had
loved and trusted him.
The great epoch making novel did
not exist.
It had never existed. Even II Adrian
had lived, 1t would have had no posi-
bility of existing.
Adrian was dead and could not speak.
What was it that in the first place
made him yield to temptation? What
kink In his brain warped his moral
sense? God is his judge, poor boy, not
I. Tom Castleton had put the manu-
script of 1.-THE Diamond Gate" into his
hands. Undoubtedly he was to arrange
for its publication. Castleton's ap-
pointment to the professorship in Aus
tralia had been sudden matter, as I
well remember. necessitating a feverish
scramble to get his affairs in order
before he sailed. Why did not Adrian
in the affectionate glow of parting
send the manuscript straight off to a
publisher? At first 1t was merely a
question Of dispatching a parcel and
writing a covering letter. Why were
not parcel and letter sent? Merely
characteristic of Adrian. Then came
the news. of Castleton's death. From
that moment the poison of temptation
must have begun to work. For years,
in his easy way, he struggled against
1t until, perhaps, desperate for Doria,
he succumbed. What script, type or
hand written, he sent to Wittekind the
publisher of 1.-THE Diamond Gate"
did not learn till later. But why did
he not destroy Tom Castletons original
manuscript?
And when the book blazed into in
Simultaneous success, and he accepted
1t gay and debonair, what could have
been the state Of that mans sould?
Well he had been swept off
his feet. II any man ever loved a
woman passionately and devotedly.
Adrian loved Doria. For what 1t may
be worth. put that to his credit: he
sinned for love of woman. And the
rest? The tragic rest? His under
taking to write another novel? In
domitable self confidence was the key
of ease that he was. everything he had
definitely set himself to do heretofore.
he had done.
No wonder he could not sleep. No
wonder he drank In secret.
Jaffery threw a couple of logs on
the fire-the ship logs that Adrian
loved. the sea salts. barium, strontium
and what not, gave green and crimson
and lavender flames.
Then suddenly he shook himself like
a great dog.
ct would give the soul out of nv
body to save her." he cried with a
startling quaver In his deep voice.
II know you love her dearly, old
man." said I, but is life the best thing
you can wish for herr"
"Why not ?'
isn't 1t obvious? She RECEIVERS
she will. most probably, recover; Jep
son said so this morning-she comes
back to life to find what? The shat
tering of her idol That will kill her
My dear old Jaff, it's better that she
should die now"
Rugged lines that had never seen
before come into his brow. and his. eyes
blazed
What do you mean-shattering of
idols?"
"She is bound to learn the truth"
He darted forward in his chair and
gripped my knee in his mighty grasp.
SO that l WINGED with pain.
Adrian Is dead The child is dead.
But the book lives. You understand"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

could not find the nucleus of . CO.
herent story. A great shout from JAZZ
ferry made me start in my chair.
"Hoorayl At lastl I've got I'll
Here 1t isl"
He came with three thick clumps
Of manuscript neatly pinned together
in rown paper wrappers and dumped
them with bang in front of mo.
"There!" he cried, bringing down his
great hand on the top of the pile.
Thank Godi" said I.
He removed his hand. Then, as he
told me afterward, sprang to my feet
with screech like woman's. For
there, staring me in the face, on a white
label gummed onto the brown paper,
was tho hand-written inscription:
The Diamond Gate. A Novelty
Thomas Castleton."
"Lookl" I cried, pointing; and Jaf-
ferry looked. And for a second or two
we both stood stock still.
The writing was Tom Castleton's:
and tho writing Of the script hastily
flung open by Jaffery was Tom Cas-
tleton's-Tom Castleton, the one genius
OF our boyish brotherhood, who had
died on his voyage to Australia. There
was no mistake. The great, square,
virile hand was only too familiar-as
different from Adrian's precise, acad-
emical writing as Tom Castleton from
Adrian.
Then our eyes met and we realized
the sin that had been committed
There was tho original manuscript
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
"JAFFERY"

the great book before Christmas Adri-
an, with hts new lease of health and
inspiration, had plunged deeper than
ever into his work. SO that 1t was al
most impossible to get hold of him.
On tie few occasions when he did
emerge from his workroom into the
light of friendly smiles, he gave glowing
accounts of progress. He was satisfy
Ing his poets dreams. He was writing
like an inspired prophet. 1 saw him
at the beginning of December. His face
was white and CHASTITY, the furrow had
deepened between his brows and the
strained squint had become permanent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
SYNOPSIS.

Three college chums continue knit In
Z great, hairy giant, traveller and war
correspondent Hilary Freeth, dilettante,
country gentleman, who tells the story.
and Adrian Boldero, charming fellow
who. most unexpectedly, is suddenly an
nounced as the author of the novel OF
the century, THE Diamond Gate" Tom
Castleton, who made up quartette of
chums. young man of great promise,
has recently died at sea-
Freeth is married, his wife, Barbara,
being the charming and capable mistress
of Northlands, where Jaffery and Adrian
are frequent guests The success of THE
Diamond Gate has enabled Adrian to win
a fascinating girl for his bride. Jaffrey,
home from the Balkans, falls In love with
Liosha, an Amazoifian beauty, the widow
of Jaffery's war correspondent chum,
whom he has brought to London after
his comrades death in Albania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

wa ia tn bic. Vital vice ia ciag-
nae ja "a SODA przemoca.L ecz mic
ME pomogfo = biedna dziewczy-
ma rzucila sic ma ziemie ME chcia
la sic ruszycf. Powiedzia}am jej ia
to IL ma ojca s}uchac, i ma isc
Il MIN clio domu. Us}ucha}a. Zacze-
la uciekac XII domowi, Ojciec pu
sell sic IA MIA, lecz ME m6gf Jej
dogonic.
Gdy c6rka i ojciec znalezli sic
W domu, zaciety zabiera} sic do
ukarania jej. Chciaf ia bic. T.
straszyfa 90 jcdnak m6wiac, IL
gdy sic to powazy zrobic, to ma
tychmiast uda sic Z powr6tem Go
|Ojc6w misyonarzy. Ojciec zme-
czony, po}ozyf sic i %zasnaf. Cor
ka zaS natychmiast powr6ci}a do
misyi. Odtad jest II Ojciec
:jej ME przeszkadza. Ojciec Cupe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
.CZY BlAtA DZlEWCZYNA BY
LEPlEJ ZR0BltA?

w zeszly micsiac pcwra dzicw
czyna kaffarska. l~iczaca okolo 1S-
stu l%at,przybyla tn do szkoly mo-
wiac IL chcc zostac chrzescijanka.
Pochwalilam Jcj chec lccz zapy--
talcm ely rodzice jcj sic ma to
zgadzaja. Odpowiedziala przecza--
co. Niczadlugo %przyszed} sztkac
j4 jednak ukryla sic talk ii o.jcicc
jcj nic m6gl W laden spos6b INA
lcSc. Vital sic jcdnak IA spos6b.
Udal IL odszcdl, a prawdziwie H.
kryl sic. Gdy c6rka :jcgo. vice
ME spodziewajqc sic IL ojcicc tuz
sic zna.jduje, poszla z inncmy do
kosciola. Gdy powracala z koScio-
Ia, ojciec zaczatowawszy sic, po-
chwycil ja i chciaf ja bic. Mic poz
wolilam jednak IN to m6wiqe,:
"Wez Twojq c6rke do domu, tego
ci ME wzbraniam, lecz ME masz pra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
UCzMY DzlECl NASzE CzYTAC, PISAC
movie PO P0LSKU.
UWAGI.

kampania polityczna w}asci.
vie dopiero teraz zaczyna bye
z%ajmujaca. Dotychczas mielismy
t.ylko krytyke Wilsona przez
Hughesa i mic wiecej. Teraz i
Wilson ruszyl sic z nova az do
Omaha. Zastrzegl sic, re nova ia
bedzic mic polityczna. Zastrzeze-
nic jest bardzo ia Miejscu ale
tax Same IA miejscu jak byfby
napi> "swiczc jaja" ma starozyt-
nych konserwach, ktore cd lat
czeka}y ma mi}osicrncgo kupca.
Wilson, chociazby chciaf wy
g}osic move nicpolityczna, dzi-
Siaj tego ucznic pc prostu ME mo
zc. Zbicg okolicznoSci jest taxi,
ze kazda !jcgo nova wywiera o.
gromny wp)yw ma jego stosunck
do gIosujaccj publicznossci i od-
wrotnic.
Fakt, zc wygIosii tylko jcdna
move W Omaha ME zmienia re
czy bynajmnicj. Kto glosuje, ten
czyta gazcty. A dzisiaj czyta sic
nictylko wiadomoSci wojennc,
ktorc poniekad spowszcdnialy,
lccz i wiadomoSci politycznc, kt0
re spowszcdniec ME mia}y czasu.
Ogfoszcnic ME politycznoSci mo
wy ostatnicj licujc pieknic y god
noScia prezydcnta, kt6ry bqdzco.
bqdz wiecej sic krepujc SVEN
stanowiskiem rzadowem, niz by
Ii prczydenci i by}y sedzia. Taft
j Roosevelt ~wyg}aszaja mowy ma
wschodzic obecnie, lccz wkr6tce
Roosevelt ma pu$cic sic al do po-
ludniowo zachodnich stan6w, "a
Hughesem.
Metoda, jakiej trzymaja sic
Taft ! Roosevelt SO kropla W kro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

wszystkim niesacym ofiare zycia
ma oftarz Wyzwolenia Ojczyzny:
Jednoczesnie wyrazamy Geese i
uznanie naczelnym organizacyom
Polskim W Ameryce, kt6re obje--.
}y ciernisty ciezki trud gromadze.
MIA Ofiar i grOsza Ia ratuek gil:
nacych milion6w istnien1 w Ojczy
znie naszej.
w poczuciu ogromnej odpowie-
dzialnosci przezywa11ej dis chwi
Ii dziejowej, ola nabrania ku niej.
ofiarnych sill, swTatla mocy po-
Swiecenia, idziemy dis screen i
dusza Gala do C1ebie Polsko. Oh
czyzno nasza, upadamy twarza ma
Tive krwia zlane, stratowane po-
la, zgliszcza, ruiny, pustkowia =
niesiemy do Twych dalekich, W
zach tonacych oltarzy, modlitwe.
scrc naszych, rozdziarjaca, p}o-
mienna - 0 odrodzenie ruin.
~zgliszcz, pol, o nowy, wielki wspa.
nia1y rozkwit zycia ia ziemi da-
.lekiej Macierzy.... Niesiemy wo
lanie slime jak zywi6f = palace
jak Dol naszych serc, jedyne dis
ola mas, powszechne, W milionach
dusz zywe i krwawiace bez kon--
ca - wofanie potezne. jak VIOLA
zbiorowa, wielkiego, d~ziejowego
Narodu, uderzajaca W zamknieta
Ola mas j~eszcze brame p%rzysz}o-
sci: - Ojczyzne - Wolnosc, race
nam wr6cic Panic!
Y wezwaniem tenn poteznem,-
:jak morze wiekowej a niekoncza-
cej sic wciaz kryzowej meki Ma
rodu, w poczuciu bezmiaru niedo
III n~aszej, op@uszczenia, tufactwa
pc zimnych, obcych swiata roz-
drozach - my Polki IA tel lie
mi dalekiej - upadamy kornie.
dusza ia progu Jasnog6rskiej ka-
plicy, Il stop Polski Kr6lowej -
modlac sic Gala g}ebia utesknio--
nych VI mas dusz, 0 chwile marzo-
Ma s~zczescia. sfowaml natchnio--
nej Wieszczki Narodu, W modlit-
vie Polskiej gromady:
Idziemy Mako. idziemy do Gle
Stefania Laudy- Chrzanowska, >.
A. Emilia Napieralska,
Marya Porwit,
Julia Nowak,
komitet Rezolucyi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

praszamy ma Sejm Polskiej Ra-
dy Narodowej, ably ich zdanie,
ich rady swiet}e usiyszec, ably
tam mysli, pragnienia i silly ma
SIZE skupic, a obr6cic je ma wick
sza chwa}e BOA, a la pozytek
Ojczyzny.
z glebokiem szacunkiem i z
bratniem pozdrowieniem.
Stanislaw Adamkiewicz, Pre-
yes, p. r. n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

Bremen, nur handlowy niemiec
Xxi, lyle razy zapowiadany la dire
DIE do Ameryki dotychczas nis
pokazaf sic. Pomimo tego Beth
man Holweg, kanclerz rzeszy, pc
zwolil sobie W movie do parla
mentu twierdzic, re nur ten jui
jest W porcie Amerykanskim.
Jezcli wogolc istnia} drugi nur
podobny do Deutschlandu, to z
pewnoscia cd dawna spoczywa
ma dnie morza albo pelni s}uzbe
pod flaga angielska.
Anglicy jednak trzymaja sic
niezmicmie polityki milczenia
wzgledem zdobyczy ia morzu, i
ME che}pia sic. Pozostaje vice ia
jcmnica Gala afera Bremen.
Nicktorc pisma amerykanskie
utrzymuja, re Niemcy puscili po-
g}oske Bremen, azeby trzymae
kilka okretow Superintendent
ma czatach W r0znych c~zesciach
I to ME Fly bylby fortel
re strony Niemc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

kie dlonie pod groza zaprzepasz.
czenia pokolen przysz}osci, Oh.
czyzny. Me przeciwstawiajcie
wielkiej chwili swych ambicyi ka
rygodnych, swych walk ciasnych.
gdy nakazcm chwili co idzie ola
ca1ego narodu jest karnosc bez-
wzgledna i jednolitosc akcyi po--
%litycznej.
Zwazywszy tie wielkie naczelne
volcanic chwifi, wzywamy Was
Polk kobiety, stanmy zwarte, Ia.
czne, solidarne, przeciwstawmy
t~olerancye nasza szeroka, zrozu-
mienie wielkich spraw i dr6g ku
MIN wiodacych temu rozhukaniu
na%mietnosci dokofa, i zmusmy je
do }adu, harmonic, porzadku
Chciejmy, kobicty Polki, bye ia
si}a tw6rcza, faczaca w narodzie,
dajac przyk}ad naszej w1asne:j
karnej solidarnosci i pewnosci
drog.
Zwazywszy te wysoka wage
kobiety W Narodzie i jej odpo-
wiedzialnosc zbiorowa pred og6-
lem i przyszloscia, budujmy nasz
zesp6} wlasny, shiny, swiadomy
mnozmy szeregi nasze. ME za}uj-
my piracy hi zapa}u, pod porzad-
kowujmy, ambicye, interesy oso--
biste dobru calosci tel wielkiej
juz. a tax drogiej nam organiza-
cyl kobiet samodzielnych, kt6rym
jest nasz Zwiazek Polck W Ame-
ryce. Niechze nam swieca i pro-
wadza niczlomnie naczelnc cele
organizac.yi. kt6rymi sa: Polls
kosc Rodziny Polskiej. wiernosc
ola ducha narodu pod sztanda-
rem Polski odwiecznym, Bog i
Ojczyzna.
Zwazywszy IL Sejm Kitty wy
kaza} swietnie Gala rozros}a juz
wage kobiety polskiej W zyciu
Wychodztwa wage, kt6ra raz
~pierwszy tax wspaniale przyzna--
10 nam spo}eczenstwo nasze Gale
przez usta Wielebnego Ducho-
wienstwa Polskiego, przez stosu--
mex niezwykle przychylny ca}ej
Polskiej prasy. oraz w%ybitnych
przedstawicieli obywatelstwa.
przeto. konstatujac ten objaw IA
dosny i chlubny Polskiego zycia
i ~zapisujac W pamieci naszej pie
kne chwile gosciny naszej wsr6d
Polonii w Buffalo, skladamy nj
niejszem uznanie i podzieke.
w poczuciu, IL ia wielka VOL
IA Republika daje schron i opie-
Ike milionowym tu}aczym rzeszom
Polskiego ludu, zaS sztandar gwia
zdzisty Washington 6w i Lincoln
6w quarantine wolnossc i swobo-
de obywatelom wszystkim bez
r6znicy - my wolne obywatelki
tego kraju .wyrazy czci naszej Sic
my Prezydentowi Stanow Zjedno
czonych. ktory w imieniu tel vol
ne:j republiki podjaf obrone praw
Polski wobcc swiata. WierZymy.
IL sztandar ten. o -wolnosc ktore-
90 walczyli i nasi Polscy bohate-
rowie. oslonic mas ME zaniecha W
chwili decydujacej. gdy losy Pol
ski wazyc sic beda i poda jej po-
mocna dion wielkiego narodu.
Sk}ada;jac niniejszem hold
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

pie tesame co Hughesa. Ostra i
nieraz grubijanska krytyka Will
soma. Wielu %s}usznie watpi o. do
brych owocach takiej Rampant.
Take rzcczy r.ych1o sprzykrza
sic publicznoSci, kt6ra gotowa O.
kazac swa odpowiedz ma podob--
ma krytyke W spos6b najwymow-
nie,jszy, mianowicic przcz odda-
ME gfos0w "a Wilsonem.
Zda,je sic wed}ug ostatnich do
%nicsien, re wojujacc armie W Eu-
ropie wyczerpuja sic. Sprzymie-
rzcni, pc straszliwych i dfugich
atakach nareszcic spuscili nieco
z tonu. Rosyanie ia wschodnim
froncie podobno otrzyma]i ia wo
dza Wiclkiego Ksiecia Mikolaja.
Wyjatkowy ten cz1owiek zajmuje
pierwsze stanowisko wSrod dowo
dzacych rosyjskich. Znany jest z
polityki doskonalego przygoto-
wanna zanim przystapi do ataku.
Gdy Rad rosyjski wysfal 60
ma po}udnie pc sfawnym odwro-
Gle z pod Warszawy, niemieckie
pisma og}osi}y, re zostaf zdegra--
dowanym i usunietym zupe}nie
cd wszelkicj akcyi wojennej.
Tymczasem pc trzech miesiacach
przygotowania, Wielki ksiaze IL
derza IA Turk0w zabiera i'm Ere
rum i Trebizono. Zatrzymuje sic
nareszcic, by sic zbytnio ME odda
lac od Rosyi i zapas6w ola wojska,
kt6re trzeba by}o ia nowo zorga-
nizowac przyysposobic do dalsze
60 postepu.
Jezeli wiadomosc 0 jego pre-
niesieniu ia wschodni front jest
prawdziwa, MONA sic s~podziewac
czegos nowego Z pola wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

Niemcy zagrozity odnowieniem
bezgranicznej akcyi .submaryno-
wei. Anglia przeSmiewa sic z tel
grozby, utrzymujac, re Niemcy
ME sa zdolni wykonac swej po-
gr6zki z tel prostej przyczyny, re
ME maja submaryn ia .prowadze
ME obszernej Rampant podwod-
|nej. Submaryny ME wybuduje
sic w tygodniu, zeby MONA ma "a
volcanic wysyfac nowy zapas To-
dzi, skoro sic pierwszy wyczer~
pal.
Ma :pograpiczu. francuskim=woj
ska niemieckie spr6bowafy kilka
kontr atak6w, sz%czeg6lnie pre-
civ Anglikom. Bezskutecznie je--
dnak, poniewaz depesze donosza
o ciag}ym postepie wojsk Sprzy-
mierzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12
MASH AGENCl

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
mia abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Micha} Mendyk
BRENNAN. Tex. Kasper Kowalski.
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basinski.
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
CRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fir. Jab}onski
;. LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. St. Pogorzelski
SILVER LAKE. Mimi, FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
W1LNO. MINI. FIR. Badzi6ski.
WILMINGTON, DEL, N. M. Potaszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-12

kady Narod., wzywajqce ma
Sejml Ill. W Milwaukee, Wis.
RODACY!
Y mocy urzedu mcgo, udzielo--
nego mi ia Sejmie II-gim orga-
nizacyi naszcj. Z polecenia Wy:
dzialu Wykonawczego Polskiej
Rady Narodowej - zwoluje nj
niejszcm walny zjazd, czyli Sejm
tel or%ganizacyi ma dzien 25-go
pazdziernika Dr., do miasta Mil
waukee, W stanic Wisconsin.
w nader trudnych i ciezkich
czasach przypada nam ten Sejm
nasz. Czasy to krytyczne ola o.
czyzny naszej. kt6rej losy sic de,
cyduja wraz z innych narod6w
losami 49, ia szalach Wojny Swia
towej, - easy te byly tez mad
wyraz przykre i uciazliwe ola or
ganizacyi naszej. kt6ra walczac z
nadmiernemi przeciwnosciami. Edo
}a}a jednak wykonac spora Geese
prac i zadan, zleconych nam ia
Sejmie poprzednim. oraz t.ych. ia
kie wy1onily sic w ciagu urzedo-
wanna naszego.
Me przeczymy, IL ME zdolaliS--
my wykonac wszystkiego, re Ia
pewne wiele zlecen ME zostalo
przeprowadzonych, lecz wiedzcie
Rodacy = re ME stale sic to Z
przyczyn innych, jak tych tylko.
il zbyt wiclkic 'nagromadzily sic
trudnosci ma drodze .naszej. a
pracownik6w mielismy liezbe
szczupla, a fundusz6w nader ska
pc, DO doslownie grosz kazdy od-
sy}alismy do kraju ma otarcie lez
naszych widow i sier6t, ma kar-
mienie tych }aknacych, ia odzia-
ME i opatrzenie tych naszych MIRA
cych cd. mrozu i chor6b.
Cd sejmu minionego W biurach
naszych zfozono ia ofiary Wojny
swiatowej W Polsce powazna su-
me z CORA 100 tysiecy dolar6w, a
z sunny tel do naszych kas ME
przeszedi ami grosz i p~osylajac te
tysiace do Ojczyzny, czesto sami
ponosilismy koszta. przesy}ki. ko-
respondencyi ftp. Prace spofecz--
ne i narodowe W troskliwej zaw-
SIZE mielismy pieczy: komisye ma
SIZE. jak .prasowo-informacyjna.
skautowa i inne pracowa}y pilnie
i sprawily wiele: mp. naszego
Skauta IA move zupefnie wpro4
wadzono tory i tylko brak fun
dusz6w dotkliwy ME pozwolif pra
&c te dose szybkiem poprowadzic
Ma sejmie zfozymy sprawozda--
ME szczcg6lowe i w6wczas Szano-
why Og6f Rodakow naszych be-
die m6gl ocenic krytycznie ro-
boty naszego Wydzialu Wykona-
wczego,. a zarazem bedzie tam
sposobnosc zastanowic sic mad pc
prawa. usterek, krakow i orga-
nizac.yi, a postawieniem jej ia
pewn~iejszych silniejszych pod
stawach - celem lepszego. spra-
wniejszego dzia}ania IA przysz--
i tenn lepszego Sprawie Polls
kiej, tenn skuteczniejszego s}uze--
!
Zapraszam vice serdecznie-go'
raco do udziau W tym III Sej--i
mic naszego Przewielebne Ducho-1
patryotyczne. z Ich Elk
scellencyami NA. Biskupami ma
rzele, zapraszam Przedstawicieli
zacnych naszych Organizacyi,
Pracownikow naszej Prasy Polls
kiej, znakomite,i wyrazicielki Pol
skiej mysli Narodowe.j - wresz--
Gle zapraszam Delegation wszyst-
kich naszych komitet6w Lokal--
najusilniej wszystkich "a