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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

Rev. Carl L. Garland was the speaker ct
the Methodist church ct the union service
OF Congregational and ethodist churches
Sunday evening, July /. He was assisted By
the pastor and Rev. O. j. Guptill, and
spoke to Q full house. Mr.. Garland is
well known in this part OF the State, and
friends from neighboring towns were
present.
July 8. Spec
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Austin Conary spent the weekend with
his wife at Wilson's Eaton's.
Mrs. Henry Bartlett and her sister, Mrs.
Benn, spent last week at Ellsworth with
Reuel Bartlett.
Arthur Eaton and wife and Mrs. Elmer
Davis OF Mort heast Haybor, spent Sunday
at Wilson Eaton's.
Juiy9. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11
EAST BuCKspoRr.

John NJ. Houston died Tuesday, July 8
at the age Of seventy-two years. He
Kenney Of GRAND, three daughters
Mrs. William Cook OF Dedham, Mrs. Ben
jamin johnson of Orland and Mrs. Harry
Trask OF Portland, two sons, Arthur NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

VTAvING contracted with the City OF Els
III worth to support and care for those who
NAV need assistance during ave years begin.
ming Jan. 1, 1918, and are legal residents Of
Ellsworth. L forbid all persons trusting them
On INV account, ~ there II plenty OF room and
accommod atoms TO care for them IT the city
Fsrm house ARTHUR b. MITCH Kill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

Of Dedham and Alton J. Of Holden, snd
two brothers, Joseph 3. u East Bucksport
and Frank A. Of Dedham. Mr.. Houston
was veteran Of the Civil war. serving
three years with Co. G. OF the First Maine
heavy artillery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11
July o.
OAK POINT.

Rufus Stratton and Warren Haynes
have their weirs nearly completed, ready
for the herring season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richert arrived at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

HANCOCK -. June 10. 1911.
Personally appeared the above named p. T.
Clarke and made oath 10 the truth Of the
above motion by him subscribed
FnKD A. TonRny, IT, ~
Notary Public.
June Is. 1917.
Let order be given ~ prayed for.
A. W. KtNo,
Justice q. J.. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

The merchant soho does not advertise -
a d~u ssason makes Il more profitable 5ts
taoss scAo do Advertise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11
At5erttsements.
APPETITE ? !
dfveor a,rsaftere

lack Of desire Rood five hours eating
day, probably trouble with
condition should not be neglected The "L F.
Medicine made Il Medicine
dependable remedy
the first dose usually
using the Medicine ashort
grows better and look TTY III AYC
bright side of life your NG II oNxy0
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- sTAT e. or mAISk.


80 or nAxcccx ~.
oos u.uorabie Justice Of the Supreme
TO w sss.3.I Court 10 ne held ~ Ellis
Juossw within and Tor said county On the
wvHcnud tuesday Of October = a WIS
DELLA O. TvrTaE o q Peer Ne T r. sn,a
~ sgs Of Hyde Park. In the Commonwealth
ENTERTAINMENTS, respectfully represents that
Ssr maiden name was L.3silA =. nscwni ssat
shera.sts Al Boston in said Commonwealth
" ~. sachusetss on the third day o. Novem-
q a d. 1908. by the Reverend Jane. u.
BEL that they lived together - husband
Ho hi M. AZ West Roxbafy. Hyde Park, sud
sn u IN said Commonwealth Of MassA-
Qninas,ss,s from the time Of their said marriage
anti asoa, ios, y soasucssd hsss:i sor.sa.
an IA husband ~ faithful, true and At
nsI,onate wife; that the said Charles ~.
Futile is guilty q crne sna se IN ssasn.sn.
tcuTrs,ie more than three years next proceed
~ ,se date Of this libel utterly deserted your
,hsiaut and went TO pAfts UNKNOWN 20 her,
ni. xhieh time she has never seen or heard
s SIDE MIN. or received from him any support;
III IT. his residence or whereabouts 10 INK nowu
y. ~, rnar llpelaut aud cannot - Asccrtatned BY
ss hs,w esn your Iibeiant ard the said
Sssa,les NJ futile to obtain divorce.
eWhsssfore your hbeiAnt prays thss divorces
may be decrssd ose~esn ~ sr.s na ns ass y,
sorth. and that she may Be allowed 70 assume
- ...fasu name.
ns n.seS =. Deer Isle this eighth day Of
ssptsmber, a. d. 1875
sep'' LosLLA O. TurrLs.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK 81. DnnaIIsLs, Mn., sept. ., 1915.
subscribed and sworn to before me.
n. 50 Notary Public.
STATE or MAINE.
corxry ov HANCOCK -.
SurnnnE JuptctAL Couar.
LosLLA q. Turns
W
CHARLES n. TurrLs.
To the Honorable Arno W. KiEg.x Justice OF
aid Court In vAcAttOns
Now comes the piatnsin, by r. r. Clarke.
her attorney Of record IN the above entitled
action. and says,
,.ehme NJ consAinfng . libel tor divorce and
IA daily entered in the supreme judicial
rourt fof said connty, on the second Taesd
~ october, q d. 1919; ~ which term motion
for order Of service on said defendant was
hsd
vas not had on said defendant under said
order OF notice.
That the whereabouts or residence Of the
said defendant was ~ the time ct forth In
said libel. and 10 still 70 the plaintiff IN.
Wherefore sLe pssys that this motion for
new order Of service may be allowed. that said
defendant may be notided Of the tendency Of
this suit.
LonILA q. FUTILE
BY p. T. Clarke.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK 81. DsnaIrsIn, Ms, Sept. ., 1915.
subscribed and sworn to before me.
PKncY +. CLARKE.
N. 81 Notary Public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
CALLED TO
Governments AID
- street Iak~s This show of Good
Dns1ness t.umptio en- Fart
Of Administration.
ny BRoApAN WALL"

New York. May i7.---Russia ana
Dool Of professional traders dominai-
- the stock market today. The COM
AVIATION was more than the puhh"
s&oala resist and in addition to the
S1kbrf covering there was a little pub-
aafn buying and a great deal OF puhltc
d &etfhdrawal from the sellinS side CT
~ market. Gains made today "erf
t0nortant Steel Was Of course the
1eM6er.
There wac additional reason toda'
Cor being hopeful about stocks he'&H'e
u was made known ~ W Washington
khAf IN addition to having expert huS-
alnHss In conference such men are 10
~ placed in actual control CT the
yhrsous branches Of business "h''h
s6Ay be touched ny military purchases.
Appointment OF John u Ryan %
x1kA Anaconda COMPANY. 20 have charge
81 copper for the government "%S
ufcof that the Soveynmcut 50 aoinE
fhie. Banker. are friendly g. The mar
yet provided the professionals viii
take a lead. IN It. They think "a r'e-
mig market VIII help distribute the
liberty bonds.
81 wheat was lower again. hu' cotton
went higher for the grain s1ec0'atoT-
have gone INTO cotton es NaI street
had hoped they wouid do,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
xEr. YORK COTTON MARKET.


New York. May Ia Press dispatches
froH PetroFrad announcing the set
flemsnt of the Russian cabinet crisis
Scansed active, buying and considerable
I strength IN cotton today. 4 further
srnr IN securities also was factor and
.conadence Was revived iu un quarters
Wall street seemed 10 be taking ia"
long side, October sold above the high
level OF April and December also
move into new high ground for the
sseason,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
CHICAGO tshAI4- MARKET.
e0usaattens by miller & Co, members
Chicago Board of TTEde,b

Chicago MAY l7.--As the price TOT
the various grains or the hoard q
trade sells downward the couotrymen
Increase their offerings Of wheat. corn
ana oats. This was the case especial
" with wheat and oats The broker
ev1fo have been acting for the allied
EUvernments are taking only an &C
s.aA4cral lot NJ wheat ana oats as thoy
lssiieve that prices viii sag Of siH
tHrther,
wheat continued 70 slip DOWN. ard
II q pronounced manner TO-DAY, IN"
resting spots showing the July as or
Sll cents and the september as s Genus
f6Wer. There was further decline
~ ll.50 in -four prices At ClScago and
rs buying side Of the market report
- largely increased offerings from the
interior at more pronounced price re-
noeeions
The corn market was under increased
selling pressure and Il showed net
nAses of N 42tx cents. The July az
one time showed decline OF nearly
&C and the September Of 2'4e. Prices
rallied sharply from the low point but
- ed off before the close 81 the day
The oats market covered narrow
range of prices today ard II held
fairly well when the nnal action in
fhe other grains is considered.
81 There were freer offerings of hos
products attributed to packing inter
ests and the buying was cautious and
slow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Sin Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.

Clara Sanderlin ct al. TO w. !.
Nuckols. 30X125.73 feet west line Of
Twenty-fifth street. 1877 feet north OF
T street; $4,000.
w. ]. Gilman ct TX. to ]. p. Angle.
25 3-4x74 feet, being No, 52t North
West street; tax, $3.50: $40.
J. p Angle ct TX. to W J. Gilman,
3ox122 feet being No. 1880 North
Sixth street; tax, $3.50; $40
Broaddus Construction Co. INC. to
NJ NJ Catogni 50xl35 feet, being lot
10. block 7. plan of Brightwood; tax,
81: $40.
Davis Bros. Inc. TO Annie l. Con-
stable. 60x56 feet, being Nos 1868
10 South Addison street; tax, so; SO
David II. Gaines ct ux. to Mary d.
Gaines, 40 feet inches by 100 feet,
being No. 1905 James street; tax 81;
$40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
Miscellaneous Markets,

New York. May 17.~-Raw sugar dun,
ceutrifugals SOC q GA; molasses sugar,
527m 80 Refined sugar steadX.-hne
grade granulated. 750M $50
The submarine boat was the most
active and one of the strong features
of today's trading on the curb, The
remainder of the industrial list was
also stronger. Oil and mining shares
showed greater activities.
Money on call opened at "a; high,
~ low, 81. close. "a per cent Most
of the days loans were made at ? 4
per cent,
Time money was quiet and I'M
changed, with business of moderate
size. Rates. $50 ) per cent for sixty
to ninety days; iaa as per cent for
four, five and six months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

feet. being No. 1921 West Marshall;
S4.4So
W J. Gilman ct. Tx. to Pollard &,
Bagby. Inc. trustees 30x122 feet,
being Nos. 1880 North Sixth street;
s1,614.
D. r. Berkeley ct vir. TO Ernst w.
Farley. trustee, 40 by depth not
given) feet, being lot No. 81, block
r, plan of Brookdale; 5000.
Frank -Wallenhnrst- ct al to Ernst
W. Farley. lots 3, 3, block A. plan
Of Chamherlayne Court; s207.50,
Florence Woodward to James NJ.
Purcell, trustee, 2sxt3o feet, being
No. 214 South Fifth street: s257.50.
William H Eanes ct TX, to e. r.
Council 10 feet II IL inches by 100
feet. being No. 1905 West Main street;
81 4f9
Muhleman e. Kayhoe to Pollard e.
Bagby. Inc, trustees, 25x95 IL feet.
being No. 1909 Kensington avenue;
$4,130.
Muhleman & Kayhoe to Pollard e.
Bagby, Inc. trustees, 25xl30 feet be-
ing No. SAL Kensington avenue:
$4f30.
MuhIeman & Kayhoe to Pollard &
Bagby. Inc, trustees. 25x130 feet be-
ing No. 1918 Kensington avenue:
$4,13e
Muhleman & Kayhoe TO Pollard &
Bagby, Inc. trustees. 25x95 IL feet,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
being No. sso5 Kensington avenue;
$4,130.


+. I. Sutton. trustee. to Alice A..
Sanderlin ct vir.. 81 LIZ by 80 feet.
irregular lines. Henrieo county 1877
feet west of Twenty-fifth and T
streets; $4,000.
II. I. Richeson ct al. trustees. to
+: y. Hatcher, 40x1S0 feet west line
OF Goddin street, north of Bacon
Quarter branch; also Is Ia by IS 1-2
feet, being No. Ill Pulliam street:
$3.50. w.
L. w. Mcveigh ct al. to Charles II.
Phillips. 45x155 feet. being No. IT'S
West Grace street; $6,54O.
Edward S. Rose ct al, trustees to
Eva M. Marshall, Jr., % "a by
~ ia feet, being No. 11o4 Taylor
street; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
Watson Warns of U-Boat Menace,

New York, May 17.-Senator James
r.. watson. OF Indiana. speaking at
banquet of the National Manufactur-
ers association last night, declared
that due appreciation of the German
submarine menace had not been real
lied by the American people. He de-
ciared II all the shipyards in the coun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

Neals were received in good quanti-
ties on a fairly active commission
market today and sold well at figures
higher than usual for this season at
the year. Receipts in Florida veee-
tables continue good. Weather con-
ditions favor brisk business through
this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers, Piummer q Co.
Incl
Petersburg, '

Petersburg. Va, May H. 1917.
SPANISH. Farmers Stock. Market
7rm. $225 per hushel-
VTRGINIAS. Farmers Stock MaTke'
7rru
Fancy jumbo. SIC per III.
Extra prime. sac per ID.
Prime, Sc per III,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Ill, MAY 17.-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS, $500. market steady Beeves
$9.5g Sf37o: cows and heifers. S6.g5
q $li50; stoCkers and feeders. $3.50
"a 5000; calves. sa,751 Sass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
Chrnccry Trust Deeds.

Angelo Farnocchta ct al to Harold
fan. etc. used in cigar and confee-
tionery business No. 700 East Main;
$4,000
D. r. Terrell ct vff. to Pollard &.
Baehy, Inc. trustees, % 10 by 14c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
Sales.

loco Virginia Centuries. So
: Ed0 virginia CssTtiffs8 So
Loco Virginia Hallway and Power,
J s. S..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

Y ~sgyCUNo~D nay Msrw~v.
10lesaie Quotations on 'Ck&nge.b
Richmond. Va. May II, 1911.
Lots
Timothy q 20 so
1tmcthy ....... q n 30
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

try were taxed to capacity they coulc
not turn out enough ships to replace
those being sunk. He declared he had
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

,gures to show that 100000 tons of
allied shipping had been destroyed In.
the past two months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
RICHMOND FRITZ MARKET.
Richmond. Va. MAY /

Wholesale quotations furnished s/ the
Bla.ock Fruit and prnduc. Co.
Richmond. Va. May IT. 1871
yEGETARLES
Florida. cabbage. crate. q coo 3 %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

81 RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE,
Guofatto~e o.. Change.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

Richmond. Va. May II. 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
55c- This Coupon Worth IS Cents *.

55c- This Coupon Worth IS Cents 55c
This Coupon, if presented at once, together with
only Forty five Cents in cash, is good for One
Dollar bottle of
OLD INDIAN LIVER AND KIDNEY TONIC
After using bottle strictly according to print
ed directions, you do not think it worth at least
ten times what you paid for it, bring back the empty
bottle and the purchase price, fortyve cents, viii
be cheerfully refunded
Old Indian Liver and Kidney Tonic takes the
place Of calome without any restriction of habits or
diet while taking.
If not convenient to purchase from the druggist.
send us fortyfve cents in postage; and we will ship
by parcel postal charges prepaid
CHEROKEE MEDICINE co. Atlanta, Ga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
tFrom Caskle q Rurch & Coz

Richmond. Va May Il. 1911.
state Secoritiem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
uLAN PoLsK1.

Bohaterskie zachowanie sic u}a
now polskich pod Krechowcami "
Stanis}awowie nasunelo "Kurye-
rowi Lwowskiemu" uwagi haste.
pujace, kt6re wypowiedzial W al
tykule wstepnym
Poeci, ME trudzcie swej wyobra
Uni i pi6r wykwintnych!.W tragi.
cznej perypetyi dzisiejszej wojny
otto zakwit}a znowu przecudna RI
"a bohaterskiej Polski. Wyrosla
ma grucie honoru rycerskiego j
niesie Bogu aromat poswiecenlia,
jak puszke wonnosci mistycznych
A narodowi zostawia testament
wypisany krzyzakami mogil kt6.
re nigdy ME p6jda W niepamiecc.
Zmartwychwstal ulan polski
Me 6w z rabatami krasiymi jaA
kwiat maku - ow,szem szary DC
dzisiejszemu tylko duchem kra-:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
shy, jak zeby 60 samo slonce POI
malowalo barwami teczy, a plo-
m m jak miecz W reku archa-
niofa Gabryela. Bo zrodzil sic z
ducha ksiecia J6zefa i z uczestni-
kow somosierskiej szarzy. A ksie
cha tych nieustraszonych 'wszy-
[stko jedno' W najszczytniejszem
zrozumieniu zolnierskiej tezyzny
rodow6d daleko siega W przesz--
lose: do husaryi, co ocalila Vie
den, dalej jeszcze wstecz do grun
waldowych rycerzy i dalej do
|Plowczyk6w Kokietka, do Bolesla
wowych Equit6w, co pewnej d
zelaznych s}up6w granicznych bro
Mill Polski przeciw panom z Mar
Chi.
Poblogoslawil Pan temu narodo
wi, ME dal mu zginac. Wywola}
ma widownie gdy ca1y SWAT ger:
wal sic do zapasow z -calym swia-
TEN. l jakby pragnac by W odme
tach dzikiej srogosci ME zabraklo
przeblysk6w jasnych, stwierdze--
MIA, re szlachetnosc "E pur 81
muove'', ia TEN tie okropnem pc
stawif ulana polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
NAJSTARSZA MAPA w SWIE
Gle.

Ma najstarszej maple swiata z
pred $500 lat widac drogi pocz
towe, istniejace juz cd 800 lat. W
uniwersytecie pennsylvanskim Una
lazf badacz 'rzeczy wschodnich, do
ktor Stephen Langdon, tabliczki
z Nipuru ia ktorych So. tie drogi
podane. Mapa ia jest nietylko maj
starsza.
Ale najlepiej zachowana z wszy
fstkich, jake przesz}y do mas z da
wnych czas6w. Jeszcze pred cza-
sami Abrahama mapa ia pokazu-
je teren w okolicy swiatyni Nipu,
skiej i wykazuje, re ziemia ia
znajdowafa sic W wysokiej kultu
RE. Kanafy by}y bardzo liczne j
sluzy}y zar6wno do nadawania
jak i do transportacyi.- By1y one
drogami pocztowemi. Znaleziono
take kontr marke ia koszyk
ksiazek czyli table pisanych, pre-
sy}anych z biblioteki W Nippurze
do miasta odleg}ego o 6 mil. Ira
dycya babilonska powiada, re
Noe u1ieSZka1 w tenn mieScie ! zh,1
dowal tam swoja arke. Znak ten
uzyty byl ia 1890 lat pred Chry
stusem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
UsTEPsTWA ~TEUToNsKIE.

"Gazeta Polska" W Moskwie
tax pisze o novel organizacyi ten
tonskiej ola Krolestwa Polskie--
go:-
Panstwa ~centralne pc dziesieciu
miceiacach cd chwili ogloszenia
akt6w listopadowych, d~ecyduja
sic wreszcie ma przystqpienie do
realizacyi tych akt6w ii to VIA
snic stanowi krok naprz6d z ich
strony. Przypuszczac nalezy, re
PREY niedostatecznej ustepliwosci
re strony polskiej, panstwa cen
tarlne zdecyduja sic mimo wszel-
kich sarka4 aneksyonist6w, ma no
wy jeszcze krok: Kr6lestwo Pol
skie zostanie pofaczone z Galicya
hub z jej czescia W jeden wsp6lny
organizm panstwowy, Q kt6rego
honory ubiegac sic bedzie CESAR
Nawet i take rozwiazanie kwe-
styi polskiej ME jest ola panstw
|centralnych grozne. Oskrzydlona
re strony Litwy i Kurlandyi, po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY
PRUsAcY wYKUPUJA DALEJ
Z1EM1E P0LsKA.

"Kuryer Poznahski pisze:
Komisya kolonizacyjna kupila,
jak donosi "Berl. Tagebl.," ma
jatek ziemski Kurzetnik, polozo-
ny W powiecie lubawskim, MEDIA
leko Nowego Miasta mad Drive
ca. Kolonizacya objela posiadiosc
natychmiast. Kurzetnik nalezal o
becnie do Niemca, znajdowal sic
jednak cd szeregu lat " rekach
dzierzawcy Polaka, p. Feliksa Os
sowskiego. Jest to. :majatek obsza
ri $500 m6rg nader pieknie po-
lozony W oklicy czysto polskiej.
Me znane sd blizsze szczeg6ly ku
pna Kurzetnika przez kolonizacye
to atoli trzeba pCwiedziec, re ia
MISUNDERSTANDING sic komisyi
kolonizacyjnej W czysto polskich
srodowiskach budzi zaniepokoje--
ME wsr6d naszej ludnosci i WARY
W urzeczywistnienie novel ory-
cntacyi ME budzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
DOKTORAT MUZYCZNY MA
w UNIWERSY-
... TECIE.

=, P. Bronislawa Wljcikowna &c
Lwowa otrzymala ma uniwersyte'
eel lwowskim stopien doktora file
zofii ia podstawie piracy z zakre.
SUI muzykologii. Jest to pierwszy
ra polskich wszechnicach wypa-.
dek. Tematem piracy byla twor-.
czosc Jana Fischera, kompozytora
Z epoki Bacha.
Fischer tworzy} suity orkiestro
we pod wp}ywem francuskim i ma
pisa} szereg polskich tannc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

tam dojdzie. Me potrzeba picnic
dry posylac, ale zywnosc albo-
wien zywnosci "a pieniadze ME
wiele kupi W Europe. Wszedzie ia
kie stosunki panuja, ale W Polsce
Z powodu rabunkowej gospodar'
XII jeszcze gorzej. Wiedziano 9
Belgii i ca1y narod amerykansk1
i Rad pospieszyli na ratunek ME
szczesliwemu narodowi. Czy Polls.
ka ME jest nieszczesliwa brat jest
zmuszony zabijac brata ludnosc
jeczy pod reka zbrodniarza kt6ry
daily do wyludnienia kraju. Wpra
wdzie prezydent Wilson czynil
starania re wszystkich swoich sill
zeby dostaczywnoscidoP olski,lec2
miedzy rzadem angielskim j ME-
mieckim ME przyszlo do zgody
Anglia domagafa sic, zeby Mem
cy ME rekwirowa}y zywnosci
przys}anej ola ludnossci polskiej
z Ameryki, Ia co rad niemiecki
sic zgodzi} ale gdy przysz}o do
gwarantowania zeby p}od6w zie-
mi polskiej ME rekwirowali, to
zaraz odm6wili. tn sic pokaza}o
o co i'm chodzi}o. MECH tam sobie
Polakom, daja albowiem z Anne
ryki, TEN lepiej, albowiem "a
Mast zostawienia i'm odrobine z
ich zasiewow 10 wszystko wezmie
my.
Naturalnie, gdyby teraz tax
chcieli zrobic, toby znowu trudno
sci sic wywiaza}y, lecz stanowisko
zrozpaczonej ludnosci polskiej.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
o D w PoLsCE.

Wfadze niemieckic z Warsza-
wy, doniosly z granicy re ludnost
polska ma poddostatkiem jesc>
niczego jej ME brakuj.e Tymcza.
sem re strony Polak6w wys}anc
do Danii przedstawiciela, zeby u
}ozyc sic z rzadem dunskim, "
I%przewozie zywnosci dla~ ludnossci
Ipolskiej, kt6ra ginie z glodu.
TAX sic stale, re r6wnoczesnie
Niemcy podali Swiatu fa}szywa
wiadomoSc i odrazu len ia khan
stwie zlapano.
Teraz juz ME lud polski sic skar
Ivy, wszystkie skargi zda}y sic Ia
mic. Wr6g odwieczny zabra}zyw--
nose W czasie univ i pozostawil
Polak6w ma }asce Opatrznosci.
Ten odwieczny wr6g chce przez
k}amstwo powstrzymac sprowa-
|dzenie zywnosci przez fa}szywe
przedstawianie ludnosc jak mai
wiecej, zeby tylko szczatki z niej
p~ozostaly i zeby ME by}a ia lud-
nose liczna albowiem Niemcy DO
ia sic "a swoje wszystkie zbrodnie
zap}aty odpowiedniej.
A mic ME lud polski prosi ale
posel amerykanski PREY rzadzie
dunskim. wysfal do Washingtonu
ma rece sekretarza stanu odezwe
i prosbe, zeby Ameryka uratowa
Ia nar6d cd wymarcia z chorob i
glodu, kiedy setki gina codzien-
ME ma ulicach Warszawy i W ca
lei Polsce. Wzywa nar6d amery-
kanski czuly ma cierpienia ludz--
kosci, zeby ola Polski uczyni} ty-
lie co ola Belgii. Czy co sic zrobi
W tym kierunku, pokaze sic W ME
dlugim czasie. Ale trzeba skorzy
STAG z tel sposobnosci j uzyc ja-
kich wplyw6w " Westinghouse.
zeby pospieszyl Rad z pomoga,
PREY pomocy jaka Polacy W tym
.kraju dada.
Komitet wykonawczy zydowski
y New Yorku uda sic z odezwa
do Wilsona j przedstawi mu stan
|zyd6w = Polsce j ma Iitwie ma
|%podstawie kablogramu ~przeslane-
posla amerykanskiego.
zywnose MONA przesiac przez
DAME, albo Szwajcarye. zywnrossee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
w oBRoNIE sLAsKA.

u prezydenta miasta Krakowa
pojawila sic z koncem lipca b. r,
deputacya Stowarzyszenia 'Straz
Polska' z profesorem DIR. NJ. Stra
szewskim Ia czele z przedstawie,
MEM, by prezydent W. imieniu mia
sta Krakowa objaf akcye przeciw
zadaniom niemc6w, dotyczacym
przylaczenia do Slaska ksiestwa
oswiecimskiego i zatorskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

mozeby sklonilo wladze niemiec-
.kie do ustapienia: Nar6d glodny
W rozpaczy kiedy sic dowie, re
zywnosc ola niego zostala przy--
sfana a Niemiec bierza ia ola sic
bic to rozpacz moze ogarnac lud-
nose j maja zginae z glodu i cho-
rob to MECH zgina W walce z ME
przyjacfelem Los. Polski jest po-
zalowania godny. TIE meczarnie
pred zmartwychwstaniem, przela
ly kielich goryczy. Kiedy sic to
skonczy niewiadomo, zanosi sic ma
dfuga wojne, z powodu bezczyn--
nosci armii rosyjskiej.
Teraz trzeba spieszyc sic z "a
tunkiem DO lima zabierze setki ty
siecy naszych braci W Polsce.