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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20
I axes Are
Million More

A million dollars more taxes will be
collected in Wisconsin this year than
during 1916. According to reports of
county clerks to the tax commission, the
total amount levied on the general
property of the state for 1915 is $43,-
339, 371 IA The corresponding amount
levied for 1914 was $42. 287, 482. So,
showing an increase of $1,O51, 1888 81
for 1915.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20
BETHANY GIRLS
ELECT OFFICERS

The Bethany girls met at the home
of Miss Hazel Jones, on Eighth street
last evening. Seventeen members were
present. At the business meeting
the following officers were elected:
President Ethel Newell
Vice resident-Vera Du Bots.
Secretary Marcella Coates
Treasurer-Leon Dieter
Reporter Jennie Doerschlag
The next meeting will be with Miss
Vera Du Bots January "a.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20

Adam Josephs of Sank City and AL
bert Lindorff of Wonewoc have re-
turned to their respective homes after
being patients at the Health Institute.
Mr.. Josephs has again returned to the
Institute for treatments.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20

c. E. Palmer returned Monday night
from Evanston where he has been visit
ing his son. Samuel Palmer, since be-
fore Christmas. Mr.. Palmer reports a
most enjoyable time and states that his
son was again promoted the first of the
year.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20

fined to the house for few days with
/ mesa
Mrs. Micklic is very sick at this wri-
ting
M o Gioson is still confined to the
house. He has been sick for several
weeks.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20
Adam Goodsell

and it certainly was. Alderman Ben
der and Landlord Albrecht sold tickets
and one citizen walked several miles in
to town and was hopping mad when he
found he was soaked" The choir
sang into it and even some of the rela-
tives of the captain were victims. When
the box was opened it disclosed the
words
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20
A great Lecture in Great Cause
Congregational Church
Mon, jan, 24th, s p. m.

The Lincoln Birthplace byRchard Lloyd Jones of Mad-
son Editor of WISCONSIN Estate Journal The Nan
Who Saved the Lincoln Farm" 9
Illustrated with more than $50 Stereoptcon slidesa
Interesting entertaining, instructive, you Wanever
forget it.
Every Local Patriotic Citizen should make effort to
patronze this worthy lecture Price IOf tickets Zoe
Under Auspicessof Wis. Div Sons of Veterans Phhp
Cheek Camp No. Is Of Baraboo, S. of " auxiliary 60
Camp No. Is of Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20
Did Anybody Speak to Me?

The hall was crowded when the vic
tins came to their senses.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-20
DOCTOR GETS
STUCK IN SNOW

According to the Adams Advertiser,
DR.. G. D. Beech, formerly of Baraboo,
got stuck in snow drift when about
four miles from that place. He was in
an automobile and had to summon help,
Help came.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

J. f. Mullin is Just starting the con-
struction OF two brick bungalows on
the south side of Tularosa street, be
tween Luna and Grama streets, to cost
about $4,000.
DR.. J. A Rawlings is having a two
story addition built 10 his residence
at 131 Newman street. which, with
some general repairs. will represent
an outlay OF $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
CAPT. ROSS TO INSPECT
TEXAS MILITARY SCHOOLS

Washington, .. c.. Feb THE following
army orders have been issued:
Capt. Tenney Ross. general staff, will pro-
coed to san Antonio. Tex for purpose Of
making the annual inspection of the mill.
tary departments OF the West Texas Mill
tary academy and the Peacock Military coll
lege and the A. and N. College Of Texas,
College station.
BY direction Of the president. Capt George
NJ. Grimes. Eighth infantry is detailed for
service in Quartermaster corps. vice Capt. G.
ID. ArrOwsmith. quartermaster corps. re-
lieved
Second Lieut.. Davenport johnson. 18th in
fantry is attached 20 the aviation section 81
the signal corps and will proceed to SaG
Diego for duty.
The name Of First Lieut. Luther r. James
2Sth infantry, is placed on the list Of de-
tached officers and the name OF First Lieut.
J. s. McCleery Is removed therefrOm-,
Leaves Of absence: Capt G. N. Henry,
Ninth cavalry, Is extended Il days; Mai L
p. Davidson, recruiting officer. ten days
Mai Charles Gerhardt. infantry. Is days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

Joseph L. Spence has sold to Asa D.
Hail the east So feet of the south 112
feet OF the wet half of block % Mills
map, the consideration being 25,0eO.
The property lies on the north side of
West Overland street. between Santa
Fe and Chihuahua street and is occu
pied by four brick buildings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
COMMISSIONERS BUY BONDS
TO AID YSLETA SCHOOL DISTRICT

At special meeting Of the commits
sioners' court Friday afternoon. il was
moved by commissioner James Clifford
ana seconded by commissioner George
Fendel that judge Adrian Pool be au-
thorized to invest such amount of the
permanent fund OF the county schools
as viii be necessary to purchase y
common school district school house
bonds together with accrued interest
10 date. the total amounting to
S12.4g1.6O.
This will enable us" said Supt
Myra Winkler. TO meet all expenses
incident to the new school building at
Ysleta. the contract price for that
building being $4,000. 1t also affords
us an opportunity of disposing of the
whole issue in that district"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
10000 BUILDING ON OVERLAND
AND OREGON BY ST. LOUIS FIRM
Howard, Rankin & O'Fallan Company to Build Two
Story Business Block; Vincent Andreas to Have
$4,000 Home; A. N Br own Buys Site For $4,000
House in Manhattan uildings in Kern Place.

~ LANS are in the hands Of contrac-
~ tors and the contract viii be let
Il next Thursday by Howard, Ran
kin q O'Fallan company of ST. Louis.
No. for "a building at Oregon and
Overland streets, to cost $4,000.
The building viii be two stories I'm
reighth with a full basement, and Will
cover an area 120N120 feet ON the
first floor will be six store rooms, with
a large warehouse in the rear. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

p and %, block IS, East FL Paso; con-
sideration 1878.
r. NJ Harvey TO l. W. Roberts, lots
13 and "A, block 81 Manhattan Heights.
with five room bungalow; consideration
$500.
Bessie May Henderson to J. T. Null
lin, lots - and %. block 103, Grand
View: consideration $3.50.
II. T Ethridge to Mrs A f. Hudson,
lots 29 and 80, block So, Government
Hill; consideration $3.50.
Two Cottages Sold.
Mrs. B. G. Murray to II. c. Mauer, lot
80 and the west one-half Of lot %,
block 130, East FL Paso, with small
cottage; consideration $1,000.
J. r. Ellis to John Hughes, lots q
and IS, block &C, Highland Park, with
cottage: consideration $3.50
J. A. Delaney TO Florence Hanford
lot % and the east One-half of lot 81,
block 70, Bassett addition; considera-
ton $500.
II. NJ. Morris to W. H. LangstOn. five
room bungalow at 2017 Montana street;
consideration $3.50. W. II. HanfOrd to
!. a. Delaney. west 10 feet Of lot .. all
OF lot and the east five feet Of lot T.
block \, Alamo Heights, with six room
bungalow; consideration $4,000
II. NJ. Morris to j. L. Fears. rooming
house at ~ North Stanton street: con-
sideTation $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
How wonderfully
Resinol soothes
itching skins!

If YOU have eczema, ungworm
or other itching, burning, sleep
destroying sISin-euption, Try Resi-
mol Ointment and Resinol Soap and
see how quickly the itching stops
and the trouble disappears. Resinoi
Ointmentis alsoan excellent house
hold remedy for dandruff, sores,
burns, wounds, ehsfngs and for
score Of other uses where a sooth-
ing, healing application is needed.
Rsrinol contains nothing Of hArsh O. iniu-
rious nature and can be used freely even on the
most irritAted Burfhee. kverY druggist sells
Resinol Ointrnentand Resinol Soap; trial iree'
Dept. IS. Rstinol, Baltimore, Nd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To o. E. Hendee. to build a brick garage
I at sl- Roosevelt street; estimated cost $40
10 J. F. Mullin. to build brick bunga-
lows on lots H. IS and 10. block Sc, East
! El Paso; estimated cost $500
To W J. Westover to build frame gar.
I age at $500 Tularosa street; estimated cost
To DR.. J. A. Rawlings to build a brick
/ addition TO residence at 131 Newman street.
also general repairs: estimated cost $4,000.
10 VIM hheinheimer, 70 build a sleeping
porch at 1131 Arizona street; estimated
cost S55O.
Deeds Filed.
North side Of West Overland street be-
tween Chihuahua and Santa Fe streets-Jos-
eph r. Spence to Asa D. Hall, east So feet
OF the south 112 feet Of the west half OF
Dlock 20. Mills map, on which are situated
four brick buildings; consideration S25, 900.
January &c, 1916.
Lots in sierra BIanca-W. P Morris ia
Mrs. Bonifacia MONTE. lots and 6. block 81
John L. Gilcrease townsite OF Sierra Blanca
Texas consideration $25; June 10. 1915
Automobiles Licensed
$500. a. Farrell, 1929 Tularosa street
five passenger Case.
Henderson motorcycle.
b322-HoustOn Brewing company, 407 East
Main street: Republic truck.
5S23-Javier NJ. Gil, 1923 Rivera street
five passenger Overland.
5524-H. Van Sickle, Eagle Pass Texas
Buick roadster
Licensed to Wed.
IT, A. Bates to Margaret Irving.
Pedro Benavides to Maria Juarada.
Deaths.
Augustus Servantos. Fourth and South III
Paso street, February g. aged IS years; burial
Concordia cemetery February &
Benito Dowel. 4l0 South oregon street
February 3. aged IS years; burial Conoordia
cemetery February T.
Maria n de Lujan, 5i7 Broadway, Feb
ruary g. aged 20; burial Concordia oeme-
terry
David C. Houiguin sos Tays street. Feb
ruary 3. aged two years. burial Concordia
cemetery.
Lewis Bacanell. eruptiye hospital, Febrp
airy 4 aged % years; burial Concordia GENE
terry, February 3.
J. J. Pauley. county road. near Cour-
chesne's February /, aged 81 years; burial
Evergreen cemetery February 4
John f. King. local hospital, January 81,
aged SO years. burial Evergreen cemetery
Manuel Garcia. 2125 central street. Feb
ruary T. aged Is years; burial Concordia
cemetery February 5.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs Hitherto Lujan, OH broadway
February 4.
To Mrs Dionlsio Moralez Si9 South Flor
epce street. February 3.
To Mrs Manuel Candelaria, 5OI South VIZ /
ginia street, February 3
To Mrs John Louis Replagle. zoos Magof- !
Tin avenue September H. 1914
Children invited to see our new stock
OF beautiful valentines. FL Paso Book
nfsT1. T,ITer rs Handy. ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
BANQUET ACROSS
THE CONTINENT
New York and San Francis
co Men to Talk; Odd Bits
of New York News.

New York. Feb "a "Cross-Conti-
nent" concert will be enjoyed here and
in san Francisco tonight for the first
time in history. The real estate board
of brokers here will give banquet at
the Waldorf with 1900 covers, and at
the same time 1000 California brokers
viii sit down TO dinner. Each diner
will have a telephone at his place
making 2500 in all. The speeches and
musical program at the Waldorf VIII
be heard by the brokers in San Fran
cisco and vice versa.
The police are trying to suppress a
holdup gang operating along Riverside
Drive. 1t consists of two pugnacious
youngsters. pummel them and steal
their pin money, pocket knives. dollar
watches and fountain pens. Don't tell
or We viii kill you is their parting
threat
Two year old Lena Millie is i'm the
hospital and probably Will lose the
sight of her left eye, after 1ndlhg 4
SS caliber cartridge and pounding II
on the curb with stone
Believing no temple SHOULD be built
by workmen who wash down their
noontime cheese and bread win suus,
women of the Central Baptist church
are serving free Coffee 1t works
x =
The six ton stone shaped like n
BIRDS head, when the SlWdhoy iHuldu9
once worshipped, has been discovered
after many years disappearance, buried
under a sand heap in Westminster coun-
~ and placed in the grounds of the
Huguenot association at New RocheIle'
y. y.
K
The New York woman suffrage has
started a correspondence course IN
cart tail Oratory. Price 50.
X
Army officers at Governors Island
are working out plans for military
instruction camp for boys OF high
school grade to be held next summer
Recruits are expected from Philips
Exeter. Phillips Andover. st. Pauls
and Lawrenceville. Details have not
been made public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

Nothing so de1rcious as Sulzberger's
Majestic Ham and Bacon, "Deliciously
Different" prepared in your favorite
Way.-Adv.
Cactus Carbon T-nper made especially
for this dry climate. FL Paso Book Co,
Mills Bldg. TITS Handy."-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

Children invited to see our new stock
OF beauttful valentines FL Paso Book
Co. Mills Bldg. " It's Handy."-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
WHEN YOU SEE A WATCH
THINK OF "THE JEWEL SHOP"

=. ID. E0ster %, Props.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

miejmy nadzieje, re wszystk;s
stosujac sic do polecen i wskaz6-
week odezwy, spe}nia sw6j obo-
wiazek.
Stanis1aw Osada,
sekretarz P. c. X. r.
1909 n. Ashland av., Chicago Eli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
PIES I os1oL.

0sie} ma grzbiecie niosac cie3ar
duly,
l pies, co luzem szed}, niby W Cd
wodzie,
Kroczy1i razem. Trudno wedpo-
wac O glodzie.
Trzeba sic czem posilic. Ola osh
Rzecz to ME trudna - pokTzywa
tam ros}a.
Mai tez dose chwastow PREY
drodze,
Skuba} je smacznie, ale psu ME
bodze,
Pcsi1ek taxi ME s}uzy. Vice tedy
Do os}a w prosby: - Moi oslo
jedyny,
Ty jeden chyba wyciagniesz mmie
z biedy.
w jukach masz chleby, sery i
wfdllny,
Daj kasek czego! Me - osSef
odpowie -
Skub chwasty jak ia. - Ha, .rady
ME by}o...
Wtem osiel idac, patrzy, az "
parow;e
w krzakach wilczysko nan sic
zaczalo.
- Hej, ratuj! - krzyanie.
Wilk goni przez KHAKI!
Lecz pies mu ma to: A c~hwasty:
odpali.
Rzecz ia sic W spos6b rozstrzy-
gne1a taxi,
ze os}a wilk zjadl, a pies poszeA
dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
CIEKAWA.

MAJ (zastawszy W sypfah:
swej zony czarnego jak noe mu-
rzyna): Niewierna! Co to zna-
czy?
iona: To? MIC. Chcialam
tylko sprawdzic przysbwfe:
"oracowitv iak murzyn."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
,,Z}6bek Chrystus0wy."

nislaw Pola5 (maly pastoral;
heroldowie: Leon Krajewski.
Franciszek Kasprzax, Anto'
nj Stanowski; Trzej Kr6lowie:
Piotr Pie6nikowski, Wojciech
Barankiewicz; paziowie; Nj
cha} Potera, Wladyslaw Gu
zie}ek, Ludwik Kowalski,
Antoni G6rzelnik; Anieii:
Edward Szumal, Micha} Reps,
Piotr Muniak, Flawian Cola
szewski, Wiadysiaw Wojna.
rowski, J6zef Pastuszak, Jan
Bia}ak. Anio}owie pieknie u
brani prey slicznej dekoracyi
przedstawiall sic efektowDie.
Sxietnie oeegra{ role Bar
tosza Jan Grupa, kt6rego
prstawa, CLOS nieposiedni i
umiejetne u5ycie ruch6w
czynilo bardzo mile wraze.
ME. Dobrze ~wywi9za} sic
Bartosz z swej roll " tym
momencie, kiedy widzi anio~
low " ob}okach, 6piewaja-
cych "Gloria". Szczegolua
zwracai uwage ma siebie "Ru
ben" Franciszek Borkowski
pijany z faszka W reku, kt6-
ry p6zniej " trzecim akcje
oddajac pok}on Dzieciatku
Jezusowi nawraca sic i roz-
bija haszke, dajac tenn poz.
nae, 10 wiecej ME bedzie pill
gorza}ki.
Ma og6l wszyscy dobrze
Znac wyszkolenie, u
miejetna reka rezysera po'
trafi}a wy}owic wszystkie idol
nosci, jake stosownle do
wieku i stopnla wykszta}ce-
MIA studenci posiadsja.
Choir odznacza sic szc2e-
harmonic; trio kr6l6w
r6wnie wypad1o dobrze, a je"
zell W solowych partyach 3D.
sic brak g}o>6w 3D.
po wiednich, to juz nie wilma
.ktor6x ale sztuki samej,
wymaga sill operowycb.
Ma szczeg6lne uznanie "a
s{uguje orkiestra doborowa,
2 wielk9 znaiomcsc,a o.
degra}a pod batuta prof. Bor.
kowskiego kilka powaznych
muzycznych i VIE
1iec piesni polskich. Orkies-
IA ia 2 pnwodz-niem mog.
grac " teatrach buffa-
.oskich. gdzie wystawiaja
nniejsze opery.
Wprost zachwycaja"e "a
nelodye u}oione do ,Zt6bka
Chrystusowego" przez kano-
aka ks Bukowskiego.
Kostyumv efektowne, see
'erva ME .bognta i pc cze5ci
,1edostosOwana, ale braki to
:al-zne bv}v cd warunk6w
'kolicznosci ro:maitych,
Publicznosc przepe{ni}a ha-
po brzegi i szczerze oklas-
'iwafa MI 'dych amator6w.
L ksiezy zauwazylismv ma
rektora kolegjum ks.
prcf+sor6w KS.
anowskiego, ks. Wtodarczy-
"a, ks. hr6Ia, dvrygujqcego
'rkiestra podczas przedsta-
vienna, ks. Sadowskiego. ks.
3ine: probnszcza ks. Igna
ks. Robaczewskiego,
IS. xlimka, ks. D}rg"}ec
pr,boszcz5w z Duu.
:irk ks. Letoche i ks. Kr,.
'zek a tak7e s}owackiego ks.
nrczaka. z Dunkirku byf,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27
Studelci Kolegum sw. Jana Kantego

Szko}y polskie, niespaczone
obca kuitura, posiadajace
sw6i odrebny. charakter ma
rodowy, ~wytwarzaia ducha
narodu. m,}o6c Ojczyzny /
] Gale szeregi bojownik6w "a
sprawy wyzsze. Szko}y pol
skie daily narodowi naszemu
moe i sile, kt6lej przez wieki
wrogowie ME mogli przefa'
mac. Szkoiy polskie wygrze.
BABY z popio}6w i daily swia-
tn, a W %pierwszym rzedzie
narodowi polskiemu zastep
wielkich ludzi-pisarzY, poe.
tow. muzyk6w i malarzv. -
Szko}v polskie, choc ME by
Nv W dostatecznem poszano-
waniu, odegra}y W naszym
narodzie role bohater6w, wal
czacych w6r6d nawa}y nje'
przyjacielskiej, o ideally reli-
giiao narodowe. To by}y
szkoiy W Polsce.
A czem So szko'y polskie
tn ma obczyznie?
o oarafiaInYch m6wilismy
juz njeraz, cbodzi nam vice
O wyzsze acknowledges. Me
many ich wiele, ma palcach
jednei reki MONA zl1czyc,
ale many. Szkoiy to, ME do
r~6wnujac programem wvz
Sym niegdys szko}om pol
skim " Ojczyznie, spe}niaja
jednak wielkle pos}annictwo i
ma wz6r tamtych buduja du
cha narodu, wygrzebuja kru
szce z}ota, kt6re przetopione
i zahartowane stana sic W
niedalekiej przysz}osci pre-
wodnikami wychodztwa pol.
skiego.
Jednem z tych nielicznych
koleg,i polskich W Ameryce,
jest cd 4ch lat istniej4ca s1ko.
la 6w. Jana Kantego W Erie,
Pa, zostajaca pod kierownic-
TWEEN ksiezv Mlsyonarzy z,
krakowa.
Szko}a ia ma p~rzedewszyst
klein to do sieb'e, re poslada
klerownik6w i profesor6w
przeietvcl! goraca mll"sc'a
Oiczyznv i kochajacych mfo
Jednym z wielu dowod6w,
swiadczacycb O szerszym "a.
kresie dzialalnosci kolegium
sw. Jana Kantego W Erie, mo.
10 p ,stuzyt wvstawien'e "Zs6b
ka Chrystueowego", sztuki 0
perowei W trzech attach ma
pisanej przez ks. k.baj.
Rzecz ia, ma wleksza scene
przeznaczona, odegrana costa.
Ia po raz p4erwszv przez stu
koIegium 6w. Jana
wczoraj wieczorem
hall Krsciuszki W Erie. Pa.
pod rezvserya wielce utalen.
towanego pr fesora ks. Kr6Ia.
Grail nastepujacv smato~
rzy: Helena Krzyzan (Mat-
ka BosEa), Stanistaw Sobo-
lswski (sw. J6zef Pasterxe:
Ja6cz-wski (Jak6b
Jan Grupa (Bartns>), J61ef
(Maciey). Pawef Bar.
n r. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-27

prasie ca}ego swiata = Niemcy
musza sic obecnie z tych zarzu-
tow tl6maczyc, i nalezy nam mice
nadz;eje, re gdy tylko zyskamy
slime poparcie Washingtonu, gdy
mas wezmie W obrone opinia Gale
go swiata - Niemcy musza zmic-
mic metode swego postepowania.
musza uwzglednic zadania An
gill, i da Bog, ze uratujemy tych
rrzynajmniej, co do teco czasu
dozyja.
W odpowiedzi ma doniesienie
L Pittsburgh, re Sokolstwo Z GAIA
energia zabiera sic do zbierania
oodpis6w pod deklaracya "a ME
podleg}oscia Polski, wys}any 10
stall do ::Sokola'' artykulik na-
stepujacy:
Czo1em SokOlstwu!
Wydzia} Wykonawczy P. C.. K.
r. I prawdziwa radoscia i pelnem
uznaniem przyja} do wiadomosci
doniesienie o zarzadzeniu Pro-
downictwa Sokolego, zalecajacem
wszystkim Gniazdom i wszyst-
kim cz}onkom Zwiqzku Sokolego
zajecie sic W Tygodniu kosciusz-
kowskim zbieraniem podpis6w
pod deklaracya "a niepodleglos-
ella Po}ski.
Podpisy tie beda mia}y ola To-
SOW Pol$ki niesfychanie d~onicslc
znaczenie, ale tylko wtedy, gdy
ich zdobedziemy najmniej diva
mi]ionv, czyli W takim tylko wy
padku, gdy beda stanowic dow6d,
re "a niepodle g}oscia Polski O.
Swiadcza sic ca1y ogol wychodz-
twa.
Poniewaz wszyscy wierzymy.
re kazdy Sok6l i Sokolica. rozu-
miejac Gala d%onioslosc tel akcyi.
chetnie us}ucha wezwania swell
wladzy, przeto juz dis many Pc
whose, re PREY pomocy naszej
Pgzedniej Stray narodu eel ncs:7
bedzie osiagniety W cafosci.
Ma jedno ;eszcze pragniemv
zwr6cic uwage wszystkich Sza-
nownych Druh6w i Druhen. a
mianowicie ma fakt. re P. G.. X. r.
pragnie ~jeszcze Gby Polonia " A.
meryce zamanifestow ala r6wno-
czesn;e 1omaganie sic swoje ME
podleglcsci pub1icznie, ma ulicy.
staiem noszeniem guziczk6w z ma
pisem "Liberty for Poland.
P. C. K. r. W porozumieniu z
rcprczentantami wszystkich Or
ganizacyi, ktore Z MIN. razem pra-
c,ja. r::zedsiewzia1 juz ca}v SEE
reg wysilk6w. kt6re zmusiiy po-
prostu praise tutejsza do zywsze-
go zajecia sic sprawl Polska. a
gdy wszyscy Polacy stale, W or
maity spos6b i ma kazdym krokr
beda ia przypominac, to " osta.
.tecznym rezultacie zdobedziemy
stanowcze i slime poparcie Sta
now ola sprawy naszej niepodle-
bedace celem wszystkich
naszych zabieg6w.
Guziczki celuloidowe, bardzo
piekne W wykonaniu. ~sprzedaja
sic pc Sc, emaliowane po 25c: z}o-
te pc $500. Ola uproszczenia ma
W biurze, %guziczko"
tych ma kredyt sic ME wysyla.
ME bedzie to zreszta zbyt trud-
mem tax Ola Gniazd, jak / ola
wy}ozyc niewielka sumo }
"a ich sprowadzenie, kt6ra pre-
ciez z }atwoscia i bardzo rycil}o J
sic zwroci.
Biuro sekretarza wysle natych-
Mast. odwrotna poczta, lyle blan- !
deklaracyi lie kto zazada
zaIatwi kazde zam6wienie. I
Czysty doch6d z tego zr6d1a
9rzeznaczony jest ma pokrycie ko-
'ztow akcyi Re zbieraniem podpi- |
;6w ~po}aczonej. kt6re wyniosa D.
zo}o 5 tysiecy dolar6w i IA akcye
sprawie polskiej " prasie anne