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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21

Ito Mr. Louis Davidson McNulfyj
Of Charlottesville Miss Cou lon is q
daughter OF Mrs Minnie L. Condor
Of Goshen.
The church vas decorated beau
tifully with forest greens, potted
plants and candles, While the altar
was banked with lace ferns and
chrysanthemums. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. D. K
Walthall, of Wayresboro, asslsed
by Rev. Kenneth McCasklll: of
Millboro.
Just before the entry of the
bridal party q trio, composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G Leech,
rendered 20 Promise Me-" in q
manner most charming, and solo,
SAT Dawning," was sung by Miss
Rosetta Lyons, of Stanton. Mrs.
A. D. Graham rendered the we'd
ding march, also playing Hearts
and Flowers" during the ceremony
The brides attendants were Miss
Ruth Condor, Of Hinton, maid of
honor; Miss ssCornie Condor, of
Meadow Lawn; Miss Mary Thomp-
son, of Neuse, North Caroline; and
Miss Irene Johnson ard Miss
Margaret Davidson, of Millboro.
The groom's attendants were B
j. Hiner, of Charleston, best man;
Mr.. Morissetta, of Charlottesville;
11r, John Shaw, Of Richmond, and
Houston LaRue and William Lilly
of Greenville.
The bride entered the church on
the arm of her brother, D. A Con-
don, who gave her away. She
wore a dark blue braodcloth suit
with hat to match, and carried
corsaqe of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Benz Hiner, sister, of
the groom. barbra, W. Va Mrs
Kenneth McCaskill. Lagrand With
row and M H Edmunds, Millboro;
J. Wallace McNulty. Chariottes-
Vile, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E Davidson,
Bells Valley; Chas. M Pullins and
Mr.. and Mrs. E A. McNulty, Nc
Dowell Va.
On the evening before the cere-
mony an informal reception was
given by Mrs. Condon, at her beau
tifui colonial home, Meadow Lawn,
near Goshen, The house was
elaborately decorated. Music was
furnished by a Charlottesville
orchestra.
Following a bridal tour which
will include a number of northern
cities Mr.. and Mrs. McNulty will
be at home, after December 22nd, |
at 40S Altamont Circle, this city
Charlottesville Chronicle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Mrs. V. B. Bishop enter aimed
the Young Peoples Missionary
Society Monday evening.
After the business part of the
meeting rand the electing Of new
officers, delicious refreshments were
served.
The officers elected Pres. Miss
Grace Hiner;lst v. P Miss Eijz' :
beth Whitelaw; 2 V.P. Miss Eliza
beth Matheny; TT. Raymond Siaven
Cor Sec. Miss Evelyn Jones; Pee
s.Iiss Alice Dever; Supt. So",.
Jno. Wiley; Subt. Of re |
lass Miss Hazel Terry.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
Stop, Read and Think.
Are you a Rheumatic?

Are you HleuLldUlc!
Do you know that you are eating
things every day that is wrecking your
nervous system and poisoning every
vital organ in your body? Are your
muscles sore and stiff? Are you lame
and stiff in your back. and joints? Are
you having all kinds OF. neuralgia
pains? Do you get up-as tired in the
morning as when you went to bed?
/. If so, you should not neglect to get
MACRO-SAL rheumatism Remedy at
one and get rid of these serious symp-
toms. With each bottle there is a
diet list for all rheumatic peo-
pie, which is worth many hundreds of
dollars your. MACRO-SAL is guar
anteed to give results. If no benefit
received from the medicine after direc-
tions are strictly followed your money
will be cheerfully refunded.
Ask your dealer for Macro-Sal,
Sl.00 postpaid. Dealers supplied by
S. B. Wallace & Co., Marlinton, W.
Va.
For sale by Highland Mercantile
Co., Monterey, Va. adv
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
CIabbOttOIn

Adam Harper got fine lot OF
+cattie at Mcdowell and moved
them nome to North Fork Satur-
DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin J. Colaw
spent Tuesday with their daughter,
Mrs. Warren Hidy, at Hardscrab-
bic
J. ?. Rexrode spent last week
with his son. Press, near here.
The cold snap found US all; the
thermometer 4 s, and 10 and in
IT, mQutains II and Is below.
! !. a I6H,lsw and family called
Cyrus rS oola Sunday evening;
colts Monday 'oS Mcdowell.
Mrs Sallie Colar, :, rsIIsLon Mrs.
pbebg Hinklc Monday sSsaSo had her
arm broken last wee Glad to
know she is getting a@opg real well.
G. Lee Chew's d& ugbters, who
art tedeHiliS ""~I NLh spellu lhCN
Xmas at home, coming 10y way Of
Staunton. s
We are sorry &ur soldier boys
cannot visit theirghomes as antici-
pated Some ake sick at camp
Lee and Camp Eran:, ILL.,, have
,nessl S. So, dsesr boys we wish
you all a happsv time and good
dinner on this Mmas day.
When truSs stop here sleds
take their platSe. | counted 5 in
one drove aoT sill more on the
road. I
The CrabSgttomites who received
: 4a1S Gala a&r from H. M. Slaven
feel greatly conp'imented. AL
wish him iA&py prosperous New
Year.
Ben CoIsv pc 4 So~ days with
his sister. Tgs. 10 y - hammer, Oh
North For. ,.rarns 6Sa s2ss satur-
day. He spent @ay Ssass'.' n'
Austrian camp. r.
Norma Simmons end Martha
Hipkle were calling on friends on
South Branch Sunday.
Pibckney Stone was a business
caller at Bud Fox's Tuesday.
Z There is to be several turkS
roasts Xmas day and one goose
roast. WISH our far-awsy friends
could be present aid enjoy this day
with Us.
Little Ruby Mulisna& and Vir-
gin;a "aybright are threatened
| with c,oup, 1872
John ySEaybright is building an
addit'In to his house which will
'''' IN rsT=5ve a,r httla tnwo, also Harry
Marshall IL uiidiug . kitchen.
: Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
Enjoyable Party

last Saturday evening, 'i'ss
Iveve Mackey and brotherN lille
Ftertained a number CT frinds at
BE home of their parents, Mr.. and
". H. Mackey on South Spruce st.
Popular parlor games sere play
ed with nov and then SECTIONS OF
music by the young folks
A unique selecting Of partners
was carried out by the uat ching OF
apples cut into two odd shapes
Delicious refreshments consisting
of salad course, sandwiCif1eess,,>-lh, a 9.
chocolate and cake were served b,
the hostess assisted BY Misses Haze
Terry and Juanita Gum
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21

mas holidays Will be
spent in>ttlis section. N ePass!
tionsare being made to commemorate
the most important of all birthdays
Miss Lora Miller, teacher at
Lynn Rock will spend next week
at her home near BridgeUater.
Mr. anu Mrs. Roy Obaugh spent
several days recently at Church
vile and Staunton.
Jared Hammer, of Sheldon Iowa.
araived Friday to spend a month
with relatives. His sister, Miss
Bessie Ham mer, will return to
Iowa with him.
Jay Jimmons, wife and son who
have resided during the past year
at Monterey, moved last week to
the home Of Sollie Puff nberger
Mr.Simmons left Saturday forStaun
ton where be expects to remain
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sloan spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wlnfred
Propst.
r Marion Wooddell and Burton
Pullin spent the weekend with
relatives t Vanderpool ~
Some of the young folks attend
ed service at Mcdowell Sunday
night. Shedding has been good for
the past week, lots of people have
been enjoying that mode of travel
Going to church, shopping, going
to mill, ect. Little grinding is be-
ing done on account of low water.
A LOT of s inch ice was harvested.
Ambrose Rexrode and bride, who
was Mrs. Ollie Deverick Roher,
arrived Friday at the home of the
groom, where an elaborate course
dinner was served to a number of
invited guests. We wish them a
very happy voyage on the matrl-
monial sea.
Mrs. John Simmons, of Head
waters, spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Siron.
and other relatives in this. section.
Misses Mabel and Mildred Srion
we're shopping in Doe Hill Monday
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong
trained nurse of Washington, D
C who spent some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Arm
strong, returned to Washington
last week accompanied by her
brother. Berlin Armstrong, who
has a position there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ralston
ga .e musical Monday night to
some of their young friends,
We wish the Recorder and its
many readers a Merry Christmas
and happy New Year and many
more of them.
- NeIvy Nat
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
= s ~ sdBun1t
10 3 L dlIta

-.s 5bt strong, who
has been On I the Il IS sIck fetiiR isl for some
time. we are glad to reportis able
to be out again.
. John Letcher Hnpmaa, ho->has
not been at home for fourteen
years came few days ago.
The Cowpasture bear hunters
wish to report the number of bears
killed by them this season: They
killed four, averaging 200 pounds
each
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, of the
HeadWaters vicinity, is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Bette j. Stewart.
TriXie Bow
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
Wanted Horses
Mares and Mules

We will be at Mcdowell Tuesday
Dec, 25th, at Monterey, WedneS-
day, Dec. Doth, at Sugar Grove,
Thursday, Dec. 9th TO buy fat
horses ard mules from 4 to Q years
lid from 1000 lbs to 1900 lbs.
II you can sell a horse to any
body at the market price you need
not hesitate to bring it so miles to
show Us; we come to do business
NOT look and visit. Only one day
ii each town; remember the dates
R. B. Simpson,
S. F. ToDpin
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
Lone Fountain

Dec. u, 1917
Dear readers of the Recorder:
I thougt you would like to hear
from Lone Fountain once again. |
made a trip to the place they call
the garden spot of the world, Crab
bottom, and | never saw such a
snow storm and wind. The snow
dlifted 10 to Is feet, so | had to
leave wagon, but brought my
horses back with me. Had some
time Getting to Monterey. SAT
Fl 'adWaters thsy said it was II
degl ees below zero. When got
home found the snow s inches deep,
but not near so windy and cold as
it was in Highland.
E. w. Heyener is much COM
planning.
Rober. Hevener, of Akron. Ohio,
has come back to take care of the
farm for bis brother-in law, Harry
T. Tollferro, who has gone to the
training camp.
uther Fisher has come back
fir, m Highland and is assistant
clerk for C. X. Miller in B. W,
Jones store of this place.
D. L. Lamb of this place has
sold his store house and lot to b.
" Jones Of Churchvi.le.
William Fisher expects to visit
lis brother, George Fisher, OF
Palestine Ohio, soon
Charlie Harper and brid', Of
akron Ohio, who are spending
heir hone1 moon in New York art
;!onping few days with relative:
i this place r is expecting tt
visit bis father and brothers before
returning.
Mrs Saul Pufinberger is anon!
the sick.
Berlin Hevener was calling OF
friends here couple days.
W.. Hevenpr, has purchased
rev Fcrd and R. 0 Bay Tor a nev
Studebaker.
Mrs. NJ f. SWals' is 'xpertin,
1er husband, J s. Swnts, an,
arother, w: b. Swats. home 70
he holiday vacation They Eav
been working at carpenter work q
Petersburg tor the past thre
months.
Ruth Mullenax is Speeding a fe,
days with 1ilGen Mullpnax.
Miss Lena MullcnaX. Of Crab
bottom, is spending the winte
With her sister, Mrs W. +. Hull.
] l am certainly glad to receiv
ssSssssgood old Recorder and read til
s sno S5Saaeaaaser written bv Aunt Mar,
GOD" 30 tssssa2 '@'a' s,ss,sHappy Tom
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS

Dear SAINT ia Claus:
VIII you please bring me a fiddle,
and knife, and pair of legglns,
and lois of nuts and candy. g..
lam your little friend,
Lee Jenkins,
Mcdowell, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21

you have any shoes to
mend or to be worked on, kindly give
me trial. Work guaranteed ant
prices satisfactory or money re-
funded. Leave your shoes or orders
=: at r. M. Trimble's store.
go. w. G.. SIMMONS
3t at A. G. Judy's place
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
Garland-SlaVen

Forest SIaven, a former EN-
ployee of the Hildebrahd Burnett
Go =, and now connected with the
Mcclure Co., in Staunton, was
married Sunday morning to Miss
Dorm Garland, of Basic The core
mony was performed by the
Rev. Fearnow at the Methodist
parsonage Twin City Times.
The groom is a native Mon
tereyan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F..
Slaven. The Recorder joins his
home trends in congratulations aud
good wishes.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
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Ar a Stenheason reCelV7

| Mrs 81 Stephenson recei'N
| ! taleara lsNonday announcing Pc
sl. ,slssFam brother, Charles a..
r uea'0 ol I, he sis home in Giltoy,
car 's De'', AZ = death oecu ring
,,tho. ,1',,, On Sunday lasS'
NJ ms suoas , y, as native of this
Ga''PoeN n of the late A.
II ',o'I'S 81, - Campbell, and was
7S years of age -. ,,,;aonoo
~ + ilo' " go S'e Slope, rs lived a
number of years i ..;1anaaItba
Va, AMI during t,''
Tbnss..mRsgo he visited his
county Spd mingled for a
yith the friends and acquaint-
bf early life. ~
younger brother, Wm. A.
ell, resident Of Franklin,
died something like year
Mrs. L. H. Stephenson, d
sister, is the only surviving mem
Der of the family.
By refer nee % the roster, we
find that Nj. Campbell was veter-
an of the .1ar, Company |, 18th
cavalry.
He is remembered h"re as a man
of integrity and clean, pure life "a
typical Virginia gentl7nan.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
Public Sale

7 will offer for sale at Public auction
to the highest bidder at my home near
Bolar, Va, at $50 a. m. on Thursday
Dec. 9th, the following personal
property: 3good young milk COWS,
ajll be fresh in spring, 3 work horses,
! NIIsErc,-4ssear old colt, few good sheep,
s 5So horse stacks h., some 1fo saf RI
7. ssf SIS :sa; E ~ 7. :: s 5
t9a5 s@nesr Ee5so, saao ,sa st.
ss, hoes eo s4os ssove, heating ss2S
e sss s. s2ss ss .s aae' a Sss$ III
: ;%:ooo;.4. = nfT goods % toe numerous
!, noGaun !, 10 wade known on y
of sale.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21

LOST-About six weeks ago a II
jewel open face Walthan gold watch,
monogram tx. Ell. T." on back
$500 reward if returned to K. Fl.
Trimble, Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21
knT 'lCOIu0I
1sCAL y EW =
gcTsca s;u:2 graphs Brief News
= Notes ps- pie al Home and
Abroad,

Better learn to write it 1918.
Dbl vou tack after that defective
f1pe or fire trap?
The sunshine Wednesday spoiled
e Shedding.
IL. II. Pullia has gene to Hot
brings to do some painting.
Mis- | c. Wagner left Thursday
h her Richmond home.
Miss NJ 4ry Sandman left Tuasn
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21

If rau need 30 MaDs' Or BIS s;s
wa.ra a Bracelet watch, Fo1 n;uns
Pens, plsin aod$9Fs :, A1 I
Lockct and chsirSsaD Ia, a.,. ne
Toilet sats ITand -, Nv ',, Me-
Cut Glass, lpor. &c ,cal - ,nv,.>
or write if you are rot Viz
Easy TENS given olsy ''e'"'
tr0,a s. ~ L.
-tr, ueht a load Eoauce
the Monterey al Noho"5
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-12-21

Rner, who is IN training there.
II NJ. Hevencr was over first of
e week and had us to send the
Recorder tn his brother, z. A. Hev-
ener, at Harris, Hans.
A good many Young men are com
ing in this week to prepare and file
their questionnaries.
James A. Fleisher, of Meadow
Dale, scaldea his h. right badly a
few days Ego Will Erying buck
ct Of swi!l.
The Recorder; will take adj
vantage of the season and
there will be A Iext week.
With the con Is of the
season we. make until the
first week Of 'h@' Far.
(, Edwin t!evp, er, NHo has been
nursing gunstot wound in his leg
for several weeks. was able to come
to town a few days ago.
r c. Snyder, of the Hightown
community, was in Monterey fist
of the week on business.
Gifts that last LIFETIME: High
grade Bracelet watches, Cameo and
Pearl Brooches, and manv other
valuable ieHelry articles carried in
my sock The Victor Store.
H. NJ. Slaven, Jeweler
Walker G..tshall, VINO became
IL while at work in West Virginia,
came home early in the week and
went from hara to the University
hosnita', his uncle, Berlin Gutsha!!,
going with him
Attenticn-AN those who IRE in
d;>htad to me will please settle up
>hv the first uf Feb, 1918. Geo. ".
Beverage, Monterey, Va.
Nr. and Mrs 4. L, Jones moved
into their handsome new residence
m West Main street, last week and
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Swadley moved
/ into the home vacated by them
Soon afterWard.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19

wobec znanego faktu. a rie kwe-
styi watpliwej. Ameryka i jej
sprzymierzehcy zwycieza W tel
wojnie wydanej kajzerowi i kla-
sic panujacej.
Nv ostatnich latach siedmdzie-
s:eciu przybylo do Ameryki piec
milion0w Niemc0w. Przei;onaliS-
my sic, re zasady, ola ktorych
wielu naszych bezposrednlch
przodkow lub my SAINT stalismy
sic wygnahcami, zagrozcne 50
przez te same zie moce, EtGre mas
jake nar6d wypariy Z Niemiec.
Musimy gromadzit sic wok'olo
naszych wsp6iobywate:i amery-
kahskich przeciw tyranii, ktora
tax dlugo by}a przekleilstwem
iiraju naszych ojcow i kt6ra ooe.
cnie podnosi glove przeciw VOL
no$ci calego sw;ata
,.Przyjaciele n!esr..2kiej de-
mokracyi wzywaja niemieckl nasz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19

lecznemu i rzadowemu. Ten sy--
stem spoieczny i rzadowy ma ME
szczeScie rzadzi obecnic nicmiec-
kim narodem ma szkode jego i ca
lego Swiata. Skoro wiekszosc ma
rodu niemieckiego otrzyma male
zytc informacye o swoim rzadzie
i lego zbrodniach, to ME bedzie
czekala ia zupe}ne zniszczenie
narodu niemieckiego przez wojne.
Predzej czy P6zniej podniesie sic
przeciw kajzerowi i junkrom i
zaprowadzi w Nicmczech rzady
demokratycznc.
,,Prezydent Wilson bardzo ia
sno wykazal, re wojne te prowa-
die musi sic do czasu, kiedy
tryumf demokracyi bedzie zu-
peiny. Mad tenn ~rozprawlac daleJ
SIC MEDIA. Wszyscy Amerykanie
w Niemczech urodzeni lub ME
mieckiego pochodzenia musza
przyisc do przekonania, re stoja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
NIEZADAWALNIAJACY
STAN RZECZY.

Washington, 10 grudnla. -
Generality lekarz DIR. Gorgas W
raportach swych z}ozonych sekre-
tarzowi wojny Bakerowi wyka-
zuie bardzo Observation-Disclosures
stosunki zdrowotne panuJace w
obozach: Camp Bowie, Tex.
Camp Funston, Kans. Camp Do
niphan, Okla. i Camp Sewer, 5.
c., W ktorych wybuch}y eplde-
mic Z powodu niedostatecznej O.
dziezy zolnierzy, braku odpowled
Mich namiotow, braku obozow
obserwacyjnych, braku opatu W
barakach i W szpitalach, jakote2
braku szpitali sanitarnych, Bra
XII tie staiy sic powodem 2oz wy,
padkow smierci, 113 wypadkow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19
TRA!
sZcZEGoLY 2 REJDU MA
LoNDYN.

Londyn, 10. grudnia. - Niema
jeszcze szczego3ow wszystkich z
ostatniego rejdu napowSetrznego
ma Londyn, lecz pierwsze wiesci
o MIN juz So: aeroplanow niemie-
ckich uczestniczyio w rejdzie 20
wszystko wielkego typu; je-
den zostai zestrzelony przez an
gielskie baterye antyawiatyczne!
Z owych 20tu tylko B zdoaaio do
tree mad przedmiescia Londynu,
kt6re miafy dose ~znacznie ucier-
piec; jake sd straty i szkody jesz-
cze ME wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19
OKRET FRANCUSKI ZATO-
PONY.

Paryz, 10. grudnia. Starry
francuski krazownik ,Chateaure-
nault". uzywany w wojnie tel do
sluzby transportowej zostai cato
piony przez u niemieckt ma Mo-
rzu Sr6dziemnem w dniu 14go b.
m. wszyscy pasazerowie zaio-
o. ! zo{nierze zostali uratowani {;
nur niemiecki, ktory torpedowa4
okret ow zosta1 zatopiony row
niez.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-19
Z 0bozu Kosciuszki.

Do ,,PrzewOdnika katoilcKlego hdu-
| szed{ 2 obozu KoSciuszki nastepuJacy
list datowany Ago grudnia:
PrzyjechaliSmy do obozu Armii Pol
skiej re swoim przewodnikiem ma cze-
le. ks. proboszczem L. Bojnowskim' kto
~ podczas calej naszej pOdr6zy opie-
kowal sic mani, jak ojciec wfasnymi
SWAMI.
W piatek rano o godzinie 12-tej sta
neliSmy ma miejScu W liczble s. ocnot-
nik6w New BrytaGskich.
Nastepnie zaraz sformowano mas ia
ko 4olnierzy / rozdano wszystEtm RE
CIV sto4owe iak n. p. n61, widelec
lvzke: potem zas jeden z dawniejszych
2 New Britain jak r6wniez byly gwar-
dzlsta. kt0ry juz ~przebywa niejaki czaS
W ohozie. wydal komende: W prawo
zwrot; i odprowadzi& a do namiotu
jsdalnego. gdziesmy spozyli smacz-
nv obiad, wszystkiego mielismy pod
! dostatkiem | dodac musimy, re pc Ia
kim obiedzic to MONA by bylo VISTA
pic i do p. Morysa.
Pc obiedzie, jak zwykle, kindly 2 mas
syty i weso4y, DO zobaczyliSmy naWet
DUO naszych znajomych koleg6w, kt0-
rzy vital mas o~krzykaml Mech ny
ia New Brytanczycy! Mech zyja"
Nastepnie znowu odprowadzono mas
10 wojskowemu: W prawo zWrot' ma
lewo zachodzic W pochod; stanelismy
przed sk{adem, z kt0rego originals
nv ubranie, koce i wSzystkie inne RE
czy i odprowadzOno a do rak
gdzie kazdy dostaf p~rzeznaczone mieJ-
see ola s~poczynku | zloienia swych RE
czy / walizek.
Potem dano nam niekt0re instruicye
co do z~astoSowania sic do r~egulaminu
wojskowego n. p. p~owiedziano nam po-
re do spoczynku, ustawienia sic ma
zbi0rki i /. p.
Me bedziemy DUO r~ozciagac sic z
korespondencya, lecz dodamy wan. re
tn jest jedyne miejSce, gdzie czfowiek
moze zyc, powietrze jest bardzo zdro-
we i wszystko jest w nalezytej dok4a-
dnosci.
Wszyscy jesteSmy zdrowi dzieki Bo-
gu: prosimy ks. proboszcza. ably co ty-
dzie6 przynajmniej przystaa ochotni-
k6w z New Britain i abySmy wszyScy
razem. ramie z ramieniem mogli wyru-
szyc "a morze. gdzie many stanac ma
przeciv .,Szwaba" p~owinniSmy juz zro-
zumie6. be to polega tylkO ma a / Ia
DAMIEN naszem jest, ably przerwac EaJ-
dany Polski ~naszej, kt6re Cd 100 lat
cierpi nasza Ojczyzna. nasza PolSka,
Warszawa. Krakow i Poznan.
Nv ochotnicy z New Britain zasyfa-
nv wan wszystkim serdeczne zycze-
MIA lax r6wniez skladamy serdeczne
dzieki naszemu ks. proboszczowi "a je-
20 truly. re On raczy{ ~opiekowac sic
nami podczas naSzej podr6zy. Jak row
nie5 prosimy was kochani rodacy l
rodaczki ME zapominajcie o mas -:
gwiazdka sic zbliza.
Sieriant Major B. Backiel,
i oehotnicy z New Britain, Connecticut.
W razle potrzeby adres:
1920 SGT. Major b. Backiei Il. Co.,
End Bn. p. c. Polish Army Camp
Niagara-on-the- Lake, Ont. Canada.
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narod W Ameryca, by wszelkich
srodkow jake m do rozporzq-
dzenia, uzyi do ~poparcia strony
sprawiedliwosci. Pragniemy zaz-
naczyc, re my, przyjaciele niemie-
ckiej demokracyi, staramy sic
zlaczyc narod amerykaiiski we
wsp6lnem dazeniu, 4 narod ME-
miecki powolaG do s~peinienia obo
wiazku. Wiemy, re dzia}alnosc
nasza tn i w Niemczcch dll ohu
KRAKOW wyda blogie owocc." p
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DARMO!.

KaIGndarz kSia1kOwy
pod nazWa uPrzyjaGieI
%zOInieIza," duzegO for
matu, spTzGdaWany pO
|: 40 Cent6W - DAJEMY
lUPEtNIE DARM0 I
kazdGm zakupDem "a
81 Tub WyzGj,
, KaIsndarz SCienny bardlO
gustOWny, dajsmy r6Wnisl
DARMO Z kaldGm zakupn0m
"a 25G i Wylej.
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Pf6ra wytryskowe fountain pensl
W uajlepszych gatunkach cd do
lara do Is dOlarow "a jedno.
Opiatki SPrzedajemy PO 10 CEN
tow "a paCzke.
Papier IistOwy " gustownych Pu-
delkach swiazdkowych.
PoCzt6wki W wielkim wybOrze. -
Speeyalnie ma Swieta l Nowy Rok,
bardzo gustowne.
Brzytwy y angielskiej stall, gwa-
rantowane p:Smiennie.
Perjury slawnej ma caly SWAT fir
my ,.Palmera" tylkO u mas nabyc
MONA. - Sprowadzone W specy-
alnych opakowaniach ma swieta,
a tax slime, re naperfumowana
chusteczka nawet pc ~wypranlu
pachnieG bedzie.
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z MARYANOWA.

,Jutro, W sail zwyklych ~pOsiedzeh cd
bedzie sic posiedzenie Stowarzyszenla
Alumn6w szkoly Najsw. Maryi Fanny
Auielskiej: bardzo wazne sprawy. Po-
czatek p~osiedzenia punktualnie o go
dzinie 80 wieczorem.
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ODEZWA
NIEMC6W.
Nowy York, 10. grudnia.

NoWy 1Oih, 10. Sluullld.
Komitet wykonawczy organiza-
cyl Friends Of German Demo-
cracy" oglosii odezwe, W ktorej
wzywa obywateli amerykahskich
niemieckiego pochodzenia hub w
Niemczceh urodzonych, azeby
przystepowali do tel o~rganizacyr,
majacej ma celu dopomodz Sta
nom Zjednoczonym do odniesie-
MIA zwyciestwa. Prezydentem or
ganizacyi jest Franz Sigel. " O.
dezwie czytamy:
,,Wojna ia ME jest wojna pre-
civ narodowi niemieckiemu. lest
ora raczej wojna przeciw pewne-
mu szczegolnemu systemowi spo-