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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
HOG RAlSERS INTERESTED
wiiminEton's Big Packins-Houae Now
Certninty-ContrnCts 3inde for
Buildings and Equipment.

WILMINGTON, n. G.. May 1e.--It Is
now announced that ten head OF cattle
and 800 hogs is to be the daily capacity
OF the mcat-killing and packing plant
which Cape Fear Packing Company Ia
building at Navassa. near .his city.
mo company was Incorporated with
100000 capital stock several weeks
ago. and now the organization has boen
completed with the following officers:
". herbert Smith, president; NJ. j. Cor
octt. vice president; Walter III. Griffith.
secretary treasurer: directors, Messrs.
smith Corbct;. Griffith. Hugh MacRae
ana ~. NJ Chinnis. all of Wilmington.
Inc building to be erected at Navassa
Is 10 De q four-story affair, $50 by 60
rect. with basement and all Of re-
enforced concrete construction and this
Is expected 10 be completed and the
machinery installed for operations by
IN" middle of ncNt November. The co.
taoiiShincnt Is to be equipped with ma
chincry for tho employment of from
sixty To sevcnty-iivc men. Already tho
farmers in this section of the State are
planning to raise more hogs to SUNNY
thiS plant. 1t Will require about 100 900
swine to meet the demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
TEXTILE WORKERS FIND
THE GARDEN PROFITABLE
Swings From Small PInts-ChicIens,
Pigs. and Vegetables Help Rc-
ducc the Living E1penncs.

How hundreds Of people In tho vari-
GUS textile mill towns OF Virginia and
North and South Carolina arc prcpa rcd
TO do their Bit toward increasing the
food supply by successful gardening Is
told by investigators of the United
States Department of Agriculture. who
have found that each OF 5iS families
raised on an average $50 worth of food
in gardens containing only about ID
OF AN acre aud with an average total
cost of labor and fertilizer of 1884.
Chickens, pigs and cows are often kept
by tho people to good advantage. In
these textile mill towns, it is stated,
small scale gardening has been cncour-
aged for "a number of years by the
mill owners and has been found prof.
tabl" by the mill workers. Tho plan
has resulted in local retail prices for
Earden truck which arc only one
third to onc-fourth that of present
prices in other places AS conse-
qucncc tho amount of food raised on
| each garden Is considerably in excess
OF what could he purchased elsewhere
for $50.
The min companies. it is explained,
furnish their employees with Il hous.
and plot of land at a very small rent.
| The people arc helped to make them
selves sclf-sustaiiiing SO far as posi-
bic. ono company employs an expert
to demonstrate the best methods for
growing the products best adapted to
tho region.
Success in gardening, it was found.
depended entirely upon tho industry Of
the workers. some families failed to
give their gardens the proper amount
Of attention and raised correspondence
~ poor crops. Others who were more
industrious. greatly exceeded the aver
age amount Of food produced.
Where chickens Were kept they were
found To Yield AN average net return
Of Sl.3S Il fowl. Pigs also were profit
able but were not 50 numerous. Many
oC the people have cows. one mill
owner puts purebrcd bull at the dis
posal of his employees who own cows.
l ana is building up the grade of cattle
/ in this way. Tracts Of land for com
! numity pasturagc are common.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

outside Is tho moro cliciont There are
thrcc points in q tire where strain and
ncNtnS action arc most prominent, the
center line OF tho tread surface and
the edges of tho tread above the beads
10 obtain the necessary strength. plies
or steps of fabric should not be ended
1T these points.
First. buff tho inside of tho tire for
II distance of five inches on each side
Of tho break. Cut through the tread
four inches beyond tho injury on ono
side and skin II back To a point the
same distance from the other side Lay
the tread back SO that it will not in
tcrfcro with the work. I,cmovc the
side wall on the injury side for the
saiue distance.
Remove ono chatting or bead strip be-
low the injury. starting onc-half inch
inside tho limits of tho section. 4 see
ond ply Is then removed, starting three
fourth inch above the first ply OH the
reverse side and running ono incl, in
side the !irst ply on both ends. Then
bowel out the remaining plies around
tho injury. and thoroughly roughcn all
surfaces to be repaired. The job is
now ready for ccmcntinE and build
ing.
Air bags stretch in use: that is. they
become longer and consequently small
or in diameter. TO cuualize this il is
necessary to employ Il pad; otherwise
tho strain on the bag is likely TO crack
g..
satisfactory pad can be made from
ono ply Of fabric. twenty inches LONG
and four inches wide. On top of this
should be laid two thickncsscs of gum.
onc-siXtcenth-inch Eauzc Soapytone
tho pad we'll and cure it for seventy
minutes in AN old casing. using an air
bag. y pad made In this way will last
q long time.
Tread cut repairs arc apt to loosen
when the area TO be repaired is not
thoroughly roughcncd and the over
now OF new stock is not removed. Take
a piece Of emery paper and sand off
tho rcpair until It Is flush with the
tread surface, with no loose edges re
naming.
owing 10 the fact that Goodyear cord
! tires are larger than other tires. sec
tional repairs should be cured in a mold
one size larger than the size Of the
tire. For example. four-inch tire
/ should be cured in 4l-o-inch mold
4 cavity.
/ y good vulcanizine cement NAV be
mace from scraps Of repair fabric
{ Keep the clippings free from dirt and
when you lave An accumulation of sew
/ "ral pounds. dissolve the friction in
! high test gasoline. Run the scrap.
| through a wringcr to extract all OF
/ the friction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
uns Rolled s,ccI Eciloc.

The cole Eight is equipped with a
new type Of especially constructed
wheel In place Of the former type
of bent wood fclloc the new wheel
has a rolled steel feIioc in it's place.
The Spchcs in the new wheels are
dovctailcd at the hub and are assem-
hlcd alternately from opposit" :,ides
Of tho wheel. All spokcS are forced
INTO the fclioc and together at Tho dove
Gail under q pressure Of forty ons.
The steel fclloc eliminates the slip
ping on OF the oid-fushioncd fvlloc
band. which, at times. losScn-d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Plan, 1900 free, in One DIV.

Under the auspices OF the Louisville
automobile Club about 1908 shade
trees Mere planted III Il day along the
DlAic highway on the clcvcn-milc
stretch between Louisville and Orcll
The club had the cooperation of the
-. lieIeh commercial club ana the
south Jefferson Commercial Club. Roy
scouts helped TO plant the trees This
stretch OF the highway. though the bcst
bIt OF road in jefferson County. Ky, is
the warmcst IN summer because of the
lack % shahc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
:. VI. How I. Promoted.

The Haynes Automobile Compnny
announces tho appointment OF :. 81.
How. recently Eastern sales repre-
sentative. A. general sales manager
Mr.. low FIRST joined the Haynes or
ganizati"n in 1905, and during the last
eight years has had experience i'll every
phase OF the Wholesale aud retail :.uto-
mohi." business ~. ". Prince. for
mcrly Of tho Pathfinder Company. has
been appointed 20 take Mr.. flows
place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Tractor Dealers Prepare.

The tractor dealers in Kansas ,'i,y
Mo. through the tractor club. are plan.
ming 10 prepare AN outline of the means
of getting tractors TO farms 10 cN-
pcdite and increase thc production OF
foodStufiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
bridge Speed Il. Sci,

y new act passed by the LAST Della
ware Legislature requires police Of
hcerS and bridge guards to hold mo-
torists to m.p.h. i'll crossing bridges
ana TO arrest persons who fail To oh
serve the law in that particular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

and box mill for tho manufacture OF Its
own barrels and boxes for packing and
shipping will be installed. IL. +. lIctZ-
lcr formerly OF williamsport. Md, Is
the president OF tho company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Missouri Tax Is Doubled.

Governor Gardner has signed two
hi!'s passed by the recent Legislature
Whlch double the State tax on motor
cars and give precedence of a chattcl
mortgage over a mechanics lien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

About 100000 OF the 2,5UO.O0o miles
OF public roads in the United states arc
Of earth. sand-c!ay or gravel. accord
inG 10 recent statistics issued by the
Department Of Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
More Orchard Lands Dc,clopcd.

WINCHESTER. VA MAJ Ig-Thc
Forest Glen orchard Company. with
$4,000 capital stock. has been or
ganized here 10 develop 600 acres of
orchards about six miles from this city.
Apples. peaches and cherries will he
lie Spccialtie:s Of this COMPANY \ stay,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
PENNSYLVANIA Auto ncccip,,.

Inc Icceipts OF thc fculiSylVAlliA
highway department from motor-car
licenses were S2.iiI.,I2 april i. AN in
crease Of 100000 over las, year The
entire fuMd Il: available now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
.u,or cut HALLWAY Rcyrn,,

The Southern Pacific Railroad states
M us annual report that iuotor-car
lraEe! reduced the companys curnincs
in 1916 more than 81 600 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
REPAIRING BLOWOUTS
y hrcc Points In II Tirc Where Strain
aud l'lexiEE Action Arc Most
Prominent.

When a tire receives an injury OK
tending through all the plies Of fab
rio the repair must be i'm the form OF
section says u. II. Cain, Goodyear
instructor in tire repairing.
Two methods arc commonly used the
outside and the inside Of which tho
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08
CORPUS CHRISTI RECRUIT
IS PLEASED WITH NAVY
gnoeh Iaskeen Who enlisted Two
Months Aeo Urges o,hsr noyt 70
JOIN the Navy

in letter to ths caller from ihr
Nat, ualninr stsuon at gfrHf iahfH.
tunnis Enn0h % 1pttHnn q rwtnt
thrnu hof who fWn munfhn aan 900.
listed save thv Nats a tnr plHr' iof
touns mrn aHd 49, ADVISES m fnenfr
tn rnlIa'
we sf, now ln tmnur luafna
ths cnufrs ~ me Hafpial 'ufp. whifh
Includes anatomy phNaioiur, snd nfai
std .afu lartrpn lihs ilf funfso
fine having tssu Interested iH % fnr
nar, yssrs rai tht nunuf ruh r
tho tnlirf esfh daA muf tafr npf
noticed ihe nsmss 90 MANY NJ fhr huBe
ehnm know
D mn advise" nnfH iarks1u' Hll
Yauur f,ilpWH who sac iH doubt fhli
ihc NHty service 30 nns nuH ihaf :
iio BE- l.ciisf eteft day : 'kp'rt ie
inia n,e ,ksmlnniinn ~ ffHi flHas
hoauita srprrniicf shortly"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08
MENTION

rrauh e. Alien W Pullman ami
swan Alien lsaNt thls ufofnne in Nt
i.lftmAns auiesnetie fsf ttip Co
Moarten and OaiNcaeH son theIs tfip
nomt fhcN Wn e accompanied y,
Mrs.. rItlman and ehHafsn uhr haNs
brsn VISITING relatives w Cicburrs anN
cfh,1 points
Hash y Sutasflaaa ard laasr " 3
rimon hsss I.ian~a fidm q tfsp col
Austin ara AlvusinH mad, Bra the faf
nrr's var iu Nuusinn ttrs sitsrsis.t
fhf annuai lunssHtien IS tnr ftsAs
uar Asso, iauut
Mr. ana Nrs A. Oa.aiuan of san
kntenlo ane ttsliias in ihs cHs fs,,sis
af ih, Nuvfa
BE- a. Mccampl.sn q iiethrsn,nie b.
Hf tht Nnflga
49, ent Mrs Campbsn stwafd ana
Mf tud Mfs llAus iiisrhs afu in iht
so, u.n ilaesiun. see.t- at the Nus
ots
Mr. patr Cmtrn. Miss NlaA D. lss
4 h,f. uf itatts fom Sam nirFa that
moior,d io tuuas chuat Nesttfaas to
sissrd fhr wtrh md as fufsfs af MrH
&c., Lewis
* q Wlunms sad So ia. af, Boa the
cIN frum islt'st"u Euosis ai 500 Nae-
,.s
N Hafu- aut viz, 81 Rka
snd Nts iauD0 ~ be- ihe Dln urn'
taIroa sfuirirt a tho NnrNes
Nrs N g. reldman ana ,huarrn ar
nmuns ihr ,atatsoppts Boo tho ein
rufsia at zoe Nuece
Nsr,r i.as aud 0coraa uuofmau
90 unnF, DnNr Nissfa t1fh Hnt
ElN4t Nar smIih ~ kDutlile lmf
CoiDildas ai Nsshts FuH n,um "a
iiearUnton end lientna and iiH
sittssttd of Tafi afe amanr tise rtfost'
at tH, NroHhs Apartments
Samuel rambi, - Tmuaia tenada
To- tlritot in che esf "a sues, Hi th'
itroots Nnaumsnts
llar.d sHfhsrlaua iohn N,Nhmp
h,H 0eaia uunsi aaa ia.h tnHn wtn
Hip 4trudins ths Nfnt.ff ltsFfft'
tHmwF amr at Camp i'lnrtUn an ii
ih. Ht fol hrsf fi,u Niih rriatltr
Und rltnds
llel,u and robert Mooeinn of klurs
tuIs an, tisiInH in thf lIit sa surst
, ~ hNaapa NHk aud IDA SCOTT
Arrivals at the Corpus Beach lleit
ssturdnh Included
Nf and Mrs b Noffnm oi Italy
rr,ss Alra D. Williams of san AN
tonic Leslie rnfls ~ pallar 'hHr .
Parker &c san Antonio . a. ,aidnfl
snd u ne So rnit Worth liuuni
0f Aan Antonio 1humar WhNHms %
Mesltu CttN samuel Henry tna E
Aamau ~ Tampitn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08
NAT BENTON MAY LAND
NORMAL PRESIDENCY
hurtie Dispatch Mentions Nuecss
County rsurater 90 President Of
South Teas Nornsi College

ATrTfN Trs fun 1870 crrrrf
ed shat elthln CO. rssf ten weets tne
IaafIfr E0tri fuf Pre- s,i,rinn Of ihs
7uuih rekHs sfatr surmhl ara the
-frlhru b. Auaun rfafe Nurnsl in
faH rcsae uflI hate reached dsria.
lon as 90 GOO place of lpeafinn ~ tsesa
1850 rcH Schools The board haa NOT
la Fef rmnrlad tnr itinerary % fhr
pa.la a. ho tlrusd Huf b. BE- generally
understood fhrre ull if noi over "a
aurer places uuf ~ fhe 40 efd uff"rH
made fn ths hoard The Governor Nho
a memnff ~ fhis beard. may not ac-
c0mpani b. on fs 2rp in sugih and
EHi TeFnr. heonHFe b. ls scheduled
40 hs on hH vacation on hit ranch in
Hor4ur County ~ fhaf time
lfaf SAT- Heufar county rrnool Fu-
psriniendeni of Ssearr County. b. be-
iaF mentioned a. uneslhiiify for che
ureafdrarF ~ the south Texas Nor
mol Professor Benton be- ore ~ fAe
brett snpan edeeafgra lu fbf state ard
s. fsfm.r president ~ tae TsksH state
yea rhffF Assoc afinr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08
IA REThmE LIBRARY ANNOYING
NEW BOOKS TCR CHILDREN

10 netnfna iarrsfi has received a nei
~ rive new books fUf young paaple
ihft arc af fuiiuua
Danny ffs
Thf W0f ligntffa
ThD 500 ~ fnf ihiriH
go thr i.und If tiiu 'arlho'i
Three teafh ithiud lhs gunH
a Naid ~ 20
Tho Kinrdam II ibe Windlhr nuad
Ahnuf llaulfi
Washington. NirFiui4 CHVsiirr
Thomas A Edisen
The lsenk ~ STATS
rivs ilint peppsfs ana ifoH Ties
ureW
Before vacation h. over children Be-
good ume a. io.n ite library ana
frad those interesting napfs u WlI
cost sou only fits cents tu ipin thf
iltfnf5 The feadinF ronm 81 nice end
rooi ana yoa may ris there aed read q
500 iiks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08
City News : =:
4: &: i: +: i'm Brief

On acee0nt - the wet - Corpus
NhrHu Mondas nf ihr htaNnF ,ofn
mIttor fDf ttf suiih 1tAas NDfmsi
ConDfc NaaNr Nllifi will not leave
uNn at hr bad expected hut inaIeaA
vIN l.atr hst Monday sutru0n.
fU.sia fornnun nt wiu spsah 30 H.
Iefa and N4Iotdrs ant russda3 aurf
ausn at iiafHnstn ana sau Nlnlto
rusadas nlsht hy npoahs cog Nrotn-
Nule rhe sddfsneos wll nr n iahAif
ef sftullUE a., Uitie Cor uit q sBs
Nafloua tiuarh "a, tptatItf tpuf
hae nofn afianard g., chss . hIta of
linnaisn chairman ut tHt Np,akyfs
lNitlu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08
BAPT!STS CALL DIR. H. R.
CARROLL OF NAvASOTA
ArrsYneems~t = Msas That o.. u. ".
Csrren Nas Aeespsed pssssrsos ~
FFst Bsrtit Church

NANASurA. 1y~. 1n1 Rex "a
n Cafttll fef mors titan -tsrh srAt-
issiff W tho flrsi ii4ptsi Church has
'enicFvd his nrlenailou ana e,ss WITH
als famih to corpus Ciui.it hsNifa
aurfFff1 a SAB 81 int snur,h tbere
several sesfs asu Mf Garrett 81
risnfd in iseoonS . far,isn missionary
nui Was hinJrrei fr0m cauNna ou,
hi. sirsiis ANA Wss unanimonsls rt-
raiirt tn thc ,hur,h htfe
~ Calu'N VII sucretd the NtNff
end a. IA insfam Whn pttrnio lsn
iht aiesi Itstieialr attrI ihns ytart
sttNtD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08

Terribly 90 Fashioned isrf 500
'Yes repllsa Niss Cayenne scfu-
aiiy believe fhsi n she fsif compelled
tn a. fancy pnfs His'i rather stitch
God nlfaa our Iiemf un eafti,nasf
fhan take q hand painied BONNER oW
ln tbs street and ify 10 start "a not
washington STAR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08

Caller Ciaasifeda having eirrslation
rst prompt results
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08

A ,rainload % hofsss iof me bst,ai
lon ~ ihr inh luli'6 ~fai,s inrin.
cers stationed ai Camp a,mn rath
'd eos ais nte saturday afternoon
frufu San Antcula
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08

Born on JOl, 4, to M. aud Mrs Jehr
lsery 900 san Aniouin Asn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08

The remains 81 Vim q nsu who
died iH ihif r.tf or MHreh 80 lqfi VIII
ho teNtH finm ihH iurdi AllrH ndri
tahus rafluH and mfsurd in Rose
nui rrmfisrf. thiH afternoon u7 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-07-08

Tee Nueoss coun,y Medical sos,vty
Wet Boz rfHulHf session af thr Shell
BEACH raniauum 1884 thran sfftsi.
lHff evening WHn ihr fHliowlnf mom
hsf. present nrr b ~ podfe g. a..
Arnnld O. D. Fainter v o. eAra. W
\ WarAinH ID bernard and ~
= rafnid a fhfca esufFr iunfheou
war ssRtd hfirf whifh lhs uraist
hufihtsa mrefinn waH held
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-04
THE STATE or rENAs.
County Of Nuccca

10 Those lndrptcl 20. or lioidinE
Claims Against tho Estate of Han.
nah uehlinEcr dccrasvd
Tho UNDERSIGNED having been &,..y
luaililcd as Executor NJ the estate Of
nannsh l'shliugcr, deceased late of
Nucccs County, TEXAS during REGULAR
torn " the County Conrt ~ said
County ON the 18th das 90 lune, 4 n.
iais hereby notifies an persons in.
ichtcc 10 said estate 90 come forward
and make settlement and thosc hay ms
claims against said estate 90 present
them TO him az bis place OF business
~ Corpus Christi, Nueccs County. Tex
as. whore he receives his mail
This the geth day 90 June. 4. n. igtT.
JOSEPH MlREuR.
Executor % the Estate OF Hannah l'eh.
linger, pVCcased. A-Aiy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-04

Governor Fefgnson took e sWipc at
the su-called book iamcrl' rh,
executive must have yielded So his pas
Sion yaghVr than bis Judgement rht
sei4nIists who devote their lifc tn tht
study ~ agriyuliurc haNo been and ar.
dolns much Tor tho world There is mo-
argument that can hc Offered % dis
prove The value uf their work Rios
Guile may lviaru thrii efforts ior "a tim,
hut not permanently They ngy tfutl
seekers ana this world must ustcn &
them and heed their advice frpm tims
10 time. Without the book farmer
there would be no diVeraiucstion l
Texas, no Improved farm machiner,
no means Of deicrminlns the ,aluc OF
spells and no understanding III the ,ra'
reason VIII, one does a thousand thines
abou, the farm. Tho book farmer psit
little attention 70 tbs almost nuanlmoui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-04

Der slnn THAT Hreetfd him from th'
farming tiaasrr BE- few ffafs ago nnd BE-
cin afford iu ienprr ihc few fini"m
fonais thm orc handed him in these
nnahfened dsrs uhrn be- BE- ftsi com
Inr nto hia own Dallas Time. TIER.
tld
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
Los ANGELES, KAL.
y. b. p. J. Chr.


Szanowna Rcdakcyo Wiarusa!
|zytalcm W Dzicnniku, jak
naSz Prezvdent st. Zjcdn. odkry|
zdrade szwcdzka. Widac 4 tad
.iak na>z Prczvdcnt dobrzc lzadzi.
zr jest sprawicdliwy: chloe mozc
tary GO popicraja nicmcow 90 ME
lubia. ale my powinniSmy Bogu
dzlckowac zc many takicgo pre-
Wodnika narodu. Mech mu Pan
B"" da .jakna,jlepsze zdrowie i ST.
|y do tel ciezkiej piracy ktora o.
bccnie musi ponosic.
Gdy ia by}cm W Chchalis. W sta
ME Washington. byl tam pcwicn
kowal Szwed i namowi} mnic do
Sp"}ki Z SODA, vice byliSmy w spoil
&c przcz try dni, al gdy on mnic
sic sp.yta} o mole nazwisko a ia
mu powiedzialcm Ze sic nazywam
Tomasz Nalewaja tax on powia-
ola. re to ME Jest niemieckie, naz
wisko t.vlko polskie, co to nasz
kr0l mia} lyle k}opotow Z pols--
kim krolcm - no, i nasza przy--
JAN zosta}a zerwana.
Poszedlcm potem do Portland.
Oregon, dostalem prace II kowala
szWeda. ten tel gdv mnic sic spy
tai o mole nazwisko a dowicdzia}
sic re jestem Polakiem to lata}
jak "1upi i kla}, TAX ia nu po-
dziekowalem "a :jego prace i po-
szcdlem cd niego. TAX to szwedzi
lubia Polak6w a chociaz eli i'm
nic z}ego ME robili tylko Szwe-
dzi sami IA Polske napadali. A
tn W Los Angeles to czesto spo-
tykam sic Niemcem albo 4 zy-
dem co trabia re zycza kajzerowi
dobrego powodzenia. a gdy i'm pc
WIEN re jestem Polakiem - wien
czas odpowiadaja, re Polacy talk
daleko cd zyd6w albo niemc6w
jak slonce cd ksiezyca, vice i'm
odpowiadam re widac z ich mOwy
jest ich oswiecenie. Powie--
dzlalem i'm re jestem Polakiem re
gdzie .juz piec set lat jak
ME ~nalezymy do Polski ale moi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
CABINET %KERENSGlEC0 ~
CZLLWY OLA P0LAK0W.

W wy>oko poStawionych ko-
ZACH WaSzynytonskich. gdzic L
Wiclkicm zaintcrcsoWanicm Slc--
dza wSzclkic wypadki rosyiSkic,
panuje przckonanic. lie nowy 10
>y.j>ki cabinet A. +. kcrcnskicyo
jest nader przvchylny sprawic
wo|ncj i zjcdnoczoncj Polski.
Il poSr6d dz~icsieciu ministr6iw
tworzacych cabinet pieciu jest
zdccydowanymi zdawna przyja-
|ci6Imi sprawy polskicj.A mimi So
premier Alcksander Kcrenski, wi
ceprcmier \. w. Nckrasow. mi
mister sprawicd]iwoSci r. y. Ell
rcmOW, minister spraw Zagranicz
nych Tereszczcnko i prokurator
Swietcgo Synodu Mikolaj Lw0w.
Pieciu pozostalych ministr0w skla
da sic Z ludzi mniej znanych cd
noSlie do >prawy polskiej. Ale
ratomiast wiadomem jest, re
cztcrech l. Mich, socyalistow, CZe
%rcteli. Skobelew. C'zelnow i Pie
szcchonow brazil udzia} w Radzic
Robotnikow i Z%o}nierzy. kt0ra o.
twarcie wypowiedzia}a sic IA
Niepodlegloscia Polski.
Premier kerenski sympatya
swa Ola sprawy polskiej dowi6d}
jeszczc "a czasow starego carskic
90 rzadu, g}oszac publicznie w
Dumle. IL Polska powinna bye
niepodleg}a. w zadaniach ola
Polski Kerenski szedl nieraz dalej
Mill to mogli byli wyrazic sami
Polacy. skrepowani faktycznymi
wzgledami polityki.
Nastepnym wybitnym i zdawna
stwierdzonym przyjacielem spra-
wy polskiej jest wicepremier s..
n. Nekrasow. Nalezy on do stron
rictwa Konstytucyjno Demo-
kratycznego, ale gdy to stronnic-
two przyznawa}o Polsce zaledwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
Stub w EAST CHAIN LAKE.

w przcsz}a Srode, 1go sierpnia,
po}aczeni zostali dozgonnym Stu
BEN m~a}zcnskim p. Pawe1 Repin-
ski Il Winony, daWnicj w Kama
die i parma Helena Ryszk6wna
"1rka PAM Zuzanny Ryszkowcj L
Winohy. SIubu m}odcj pare IL
Jzicln brat PAM m}odcj Wiel. ks.
David Ryszka proboszcz W East
Chain Lake. DruzboWali PARMA
icona Gintcr 4 East Chain Lake
i p. y. r. Kropid}owski, kuzyn
nana m}odcgo. kwiaty nlosfy
dwic SioStrzrnirc panny mfodcJ,
Danny Rufina Laslsa i Bcniyna
hropid}owska. Obrcnc byly takzc
uwic >io>try panny m|odrj PAM
=. LaSka 4 Homer ! PAM \. 7.
Nropid}owSka 4 Winonv.
Model pare zyczymy >zrzr>-
ia i Observation-Disclosures BoZcgo w
irh przySz|cm pozyriH ma|zrnS--
SIrm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
POLSKIM REKRUTOM PODO.
BA SIE ARMIA.

F1oryan kuIa>. hyn Marcina
kulaSa, Zam. pod III. 266 Mankato
ave-, kt6ry sic zapi>al do armii
Camp Robinson, Sparta, Wis,
odwicdzil >wvch rodzir1w ydy
by} na urIopir w przr>z}a nicdzie
|Ir. knmpania Robinson bvla tax
'bli>ko Winonv.iz tutcj>zym ch}or
com dano pozwolcnic Ma odwic--
dzcnic ich rodzic6w GO diva tv.
godnic. kulaS jest trebaczem
przv armii i powiada re tam jest
dobrc zajmujaccm micj>cc Ola
kazdcyo mlodcgo czlowicka.