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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
We Thank the Movies

Motion pictures of the reception given by France to the
american army being shown in America now, And they
bring in that words could the wonderful
outburst of affection with which the boys from the u $ A
were welcomed French soil
To read OF French girls strewng the soldiers paths with
flowers thing; it is another. To read OF the
spectacle of old and crippled polus almost kneeng
the sidewalks the American columns passed thing
il is another
And the movies show all The only fault is they DONE
show enough
Surely the heart Of Frame in gratitude and
love soldier boys None who this pictured story
of the remarkable greeting withstand OF deter
that nothing much for America pour
for the OF democracy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Something over sixty years ago
Peloux. a French scientist discov-
cred form OF organic phosphorus
which. when taken iato the human
ayrtcm. was quickly converted into
nerve tifsue. Nearly half century
later. Robin, n distinguished French
physician. began scientific In
yeKtigation Of tho use OF this or
yanic phosphorus and its effect up
on The human system, with results
that amazed the scientific and med
zeal world Since then Professor
Robins opinions have received al.
most universal approval: among
the great clinicians and recognized
authorities 20 support him may be
mentioned Sir James Barr. Lon
don: l.. n. Warner. A. NJ, Pm c.,
~. n. formerly baeterfologfsi OF
St GATHERINGS Hospital. New York.
and such noted European inyeBti-
gators as Pasqualea. Bulow. Deiage.
Bokay and valerdi To-day physi'
clans and hospitals everywhere
recognize S. merits by It's use in
ever.lucreasing quantities. and II
IA an admitted fact that in the
treatment OF those ailments direct
~ or indirectly due to depleted
nervous vitality. such an neuras-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

thenia. nervous weakness, promo
ture cid age. Insomnia. lack OF en-
ergy. fatigue. reduced vitality. gen.
eral weakness. thinness. ste. II II
unequaied- II Is. therefore. q mat
ter OF more than ordinary interest
20 all such sufferers 70 learn that
In IT'S pure unadulterated state this
organic nerve-building phosphorus
n now obfainable from druggists
everywhere in the form OF 5grain
tablets Of pure Bitro-Phosphate at
a cost 50 low as TO be within the
reach OF everyone. One OF these
tablets should be taken with each
meal and the results in many IN
stances are little short OF marvel
Gus. Dull eyes become bright,
sleep Is restored TO the slespiess,
the nerves regain their strength.
thin people put on flesh and the
whole system becomes charged
with that strength. vitality and en-
crgy which makes life so truly
worth while.
NOTE: ro-PhoaphAte. mentions
Cd above. IL preparation OF s~ubu
proven merit that the manufacturers
offer 10 return the money TO amp
user who "a not entirely satisfied
With the results obtained IL Is sold
IN this city BY all first-ciass drug
glsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
"AIice i'm Wonderland
BY LEWIS CARROLL

Come onl"
So they went up 20 the Mock
Turtle. who looked AZ them with
large eyes fun OF tears. but said
nothing
"This hero young lady" saii the
Gryphon. "Bho wants for TO know
your history. she DO"
"r1i tell Il her" raid the Mock
Turtle. IN deep. hollow tone. "sli
down. both OF you. and don't speak
word an I've finished"
so they sat down. and nobody
spoke for some minutes Alice
thought 20 herself. u don't see
how he can ever finish n he dDesn't
begin" But she waited patiently,
"oaec." said tho Mock Turtle. NJ
last. with a deep sigh. Il ~aa real
Turtle
These words we're followed By n
very long silence. broken only by
an occasional exclamation OF
"Hjckrrh'" from the Gryphon. and
the constant heavy sobblng Of the
Mock Turtle.
When We were little" the Mock
Turtle wont on AZ last. more calm
~. tho still sobbing a little now and
then. we went 20 school IN the sea.
The master was an old Turue-we
used 20 call him Tortsi~e-"
why did you call him Tortoise.
T. he wasn't one7' Alice asked
we called him Tortoise because
be taught u.s." said the Mock Turtle
angrlly. really. you are very DAN"
You ought 10 be ashamed Of
yourself for asklnE such n simple
question" added the Gryphon. and
then they both sat silent and looked
at poor Alice. who felt ready 10 sink
into the earth. Al last the Gryphon
said TO tho Mock Turtle. Drive on.
old fellow Don't be all day about
e." And he went on In these
words
Yes. We went TO school IN tho
sea took the regular course"
VIVA, was thRt7 inquired Alice.
Keeling and writhlng. OF courae.
TO begin with" the Mock Turtle re
Piled: 'and then tho different
branches OF Arithmctio-Amhltlon
Distraction. DUPLICATION. and De.
rislon.-
Il never heard OF Qualification
Alice venturcd 10 say. What in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

President Wilson has aptly defined this on
PrusSansm as war to make the world safe for democ
racy.
AS the greatest democracy. have joined France,
Great Britain and their allies believing that 20 keep
America safe for democracy must make the world
safe for democracy
We have become convinced that to maintain our
economic supremacy we be as strong military
nation as We are strong industrialy and economically
That is our only peace insurance.
Our military organization however should be demo
cratic enough develop the largest number of men po-
enaiy strong rulers, rather than few 70 direct
and many hlndy to obey the monarchical plan
OUR SOLDIERS, FROM THE LOWEST RANK
TO THE HIGHEST. MUST BE RESPECTABLE
AND INSPECTED
The common soldier should be socially the equal
az the men in the class from which he is called to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

(contInued From Our last issucl
Alice looked up. and there stood
the Queen In front OF them.
"A fine day. your Majesty" the
Duchess began. In low. weak
voice.
wow. give you fair warning.
shouted the Queen. either you or
your head must be Oft. and that
in about half no time' Take your
choicct-
The Duchess took her choice.
and was gone In a moment
''Have you seen the Mock Turtle
YETI" said tho Queen 20 Alice.
NO" said Alice. Il don't even
know what a Mock Turtle b.
ITS the thing Mock Turtle Soup
Is made from" said tho ouoen.
Il never saw ono or heard OF
one said Alice.
Come on. then" said the Queen.
"and no shall tell you hts history :"
They very soon came upon a
Gryphon. lyins faH, asleep IN the
sun. TIP. lazy thing" said the
Queen. and take this young lady
% see the Mock Turtle. and To hear
his history I must 20 back and
see after some executions | have
ordered" And she walked off.
leaving Alice alone with tho
Gryphon. Alice dld not quite like
the look OF the creature. but on the
whole shs thought Il would be
quite "a safe 10 stay with Il as 10
90 after that savage Queen. 10 she
waited.
The Gryphon sat NJ and rubbed
It's eyes. then u watched the
Queen TIL she was out of slight
then It chucklod. what fun" said
tho Gryphon. half to itself. half to
Alice.
what II tho fun said Alice.
why. She" said tho Gryphon.
TITS all her fancy. that: they never
eIccgtes nobody. you know. Come
oni"
Everybody says Come on
hera,- thought Alice. a. she went
slowly after IL. 4 never was 30
ordered about In All my life.
never"
They had not gone far before
they saw tho Mock Turtle In tho
distance. sitting sad and lonely on
a little ledge OF rock. and as they
came nearer Alice could hear him
signing az n his heart would break
She pi;led him deeply. What r.
his sorrovT- Eh, asked the Cry
rhon. and tho Gryphon answered.
very nearly In tho aame words a.
before. It's all his fancy. that he
hasnt got no sorrow, you know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
Democracy Demands Decent Wages for Soldier

while in the army his army pay should be larger
than trade business wages.
1t is not good for either the young men or the eoun-
try that the marriage OF these young men DO too long
postponed The lump the end OF military ser
vice would help make it possible and advisable Tor him
to marry early.
THREE DOLLARS DAY, during their active
training should not be considered too much
II should be considered a badge OF honor for young
be selected by draft enter the army Why not
lie would naturally be selected only by reason OF ex-
animation proving physical intellectual and moral SUI
perority others competing with him for the honor
One OF the greatest evils, perhaps, OF baffack me
in peace is the necessary dleness, mgaed under ord
conditions only by hard frequently useless training
and discipline and labor imposed by officers
The barracks life of these young pupil soldiers
should be similar TO boarding school life industrial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09


lie must be assured wage large enough to enable
him and enjoy intellectual culture.
There should he universal obligatory service. That
is every young should be subject TO army service.
begin earlier than the first OF his 18th year and
later than the first OF his 10Th Each year not less
than half million young should be called to the
colors,
These young during their legal minority should
be clothed lodged and fed by the government and re
ceve but a portion of their soldiers wages.
When houorably transferred TO the reserve, they
should receive the residue in n lump sum.
Their wages should be larger rather than less, than
the average industrial wage.
The two three army years of the pupil soldier
would be years devoted il he not in the army TO
school college education trade apprenticeship or bust
ness training As he couldn't advance in trade or bust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Alice. and she thought ~ over lit
ne before she made her nert TO
mark "Then the eleventh day
must have been holiday"
"Of course Il vas" said the Mock
Turtle.
And how did you manage on the
twelfth" Alice went on eagerly.
CONCLUDED In Our Next lssue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
% e.. ID. KS . . i.
COL YUM
Greetings. have you flat foe,f

Greetings. have you flat feetf
One conscien aous obicctor 10
represented AS by nature very
tender hearted" And rs evidence
IL Is related that as a child he
could not bear. even when In an
ger, 20 knock playmate down.
and that once. seeing rabbit pur'
sued by hunters. he trcmbled FOR
the creatures safety.
Wouldn't that give you she'll
shockf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
Next Novel
"Ihe Allison Pearls"
~ EDWARD n. HURLBuT

~"
The Gryhon lined both OF his
paws In surprise. Never heard OF
uElnylngl" Il exclaimed you
know what to boautify is. I sup.
pose7"
yes" said Alice, doubtfuiy;
IT means TO - make anything
-prrttier."
We'll. then" the Gryphon went
on. ~ you don't know what TO ugii-
~ In. you are rimpleton
Alice did not feel encouraged 10
ask any moro questions about Il.
80 she turned to tho Mock Turtle
and said. What else bad you 10
Learn 2"
We'll. there was Mystery" the
Mock Turtle replied. counting or
the subjects on his flapperH-'MyB
terry. ancient and modern. with
Sehogrhphy: then Drawling-the
Drawing master was an old conger-
eel. that used 90 come once n week
be taught uA Drawing. Stretching
and Painting In Coils
" nat was hNAt Ahe hhl0 AilCe.
Well. can't show II you my.
self" the Mock Turtle said I'm
too stiff And the Gryphon never
learnt H."
Hadn't time" said the Gryphon
81 went 10 the Classical master.
tho. lie was an old crab, he was &"
Il never went 10 him." the Mock
Turtle said. with Sigh. He
taught Laughing and Grief"
80 he did. 20 he did" said the
Gryphon. signing in his turn. and
both creatures hid their faces IN
their paws
And how many hours a day did
you do lessons7" said Alice. In a
hurry 10 change the subject.
Ten hourr tho first day" said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Only necessary hours should be devoted to military
trimming Others should be spent in military study But
still others should be devoted 20 industrial and business
trainng-never forgetting the boys physical mental
and moral needs for considerable sport and recreation
Every pupil soldier should be candidate for mill
tary office promoted according 20 merit, that all
army officers should be recruited from the conscrpts.
No mawlish sentimenality should stand in the
way OF having the most vigorous and effective men in
command In almost every other business in America
today promoted for merit rather than seniority
1t should be in this democratic army.
Make America a strong military nation. Make the
army democratic Make service universal and obligatory.
Make the army great national college. Pay pupil sol-
ders three dollars day during training service THIS
WILL HELP KEEP AMERICA SAFE FOR
DEMOCRACY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Food experts tell rs nutmeg i'm.
proves tho flavor OF muHkmelons
and that good substitute for eel.
cry Is chopped cabbage sprinkled
with celery seed. The experts have
nothing on us. The flavor OF black
berries can be improved by adding
little limburger. grated n the
cheese is hard enough. but II Il Is
soft, sprinkle Il on the berries.
Department OF agriculture ex-
ports are urging people 90 eat sour
crout. We are too patriotic 10 spell
II sauerkraut and too loyal 70 cat
Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Letters 20 tho editor viii not
be published unlcas they are
signed and address OF writer
given. II you do not want your
name published. say 90. We
will respcct your confidence.
but the editor must know your
name.
Letters should not be moro
than 200 words long. and
should be written on one side
OF tho sheet Use pen or type
writer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

fhra the seurtr-y Of Nc. aud Mrs
I'd y. Waterbury were permitted
this niorninx TO eaJoy tho srsnsry absut
their elegant residence sprixE. st..
witch 10 beautifully parked and decor
sssd With VINES. flowers and .hrubbcfy /.
and the eattre iawa Ia ~eli-kept aud
sttrsesiteiy arrsaxsd ana designed with
artistic skni 10 present the e~st effect
The trailing .taes reach to tho highest
point the r.of % their koru.. and
spr~~a cot as II reaching for some spe-
rial object. clothing . pertisn ef tho
residences with heavy bank ef green
Anaens tho many attractions that orus-
ment aud trdsek tho Landscape 10 .
display Of uils. that esp,isst-- the eye
and at once vtns the enthusiasm Of all
sdnirrr. Of rare plants and flowers Mr..
and Mrs Waterbury have a delightful
home and survsaadinE Charles city.
la, Fr~-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
Orientals Fails to
Pass Examinations

By United Press Leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Of
Chinese and Japanese examined by
exemption boards here, SIS per
cent failed to pass the physical
examination. Most were under.
sized, underweight and too fiat
chested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
AND THEN CONSERVE"
TIE RtSD

fFNL FtfNc
Hoove to the rnd. let tho
cramps fell whom they rnayi
Johnny Kilhane. who met Benny
Leonard in a ak round fight n week
ago. now wants to meet him in a
i2.round bout. Our advice 10
Johnny is TO meet him in a one.
round bout
wEBBy. Btr WE NEVER LIKE To
TAKE CHANCES By HAVING
ANfTHf>G II Our STOMACH
Merit year will marx the silver Jubilee
Of the Introduction ~ moving picture-
Nothing In the worlds history ha. ever
happened TO 90 stimulate the prompt
serving Of the evening meai.--ssnsa
Ana, Cal. Hiade.
Among other things we've boy.
cotted are:
Pigs feet.
Pigs shoots.
Blood pudding.
And limburger
DO you wonder that nation
brought up on that IL bloodthirsty ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Our Daily Conservation Hint
II the cook has prepared more
oatmeal thar the family can
eat. don't throw u away.
Give It to the first horse you
see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
French Discovery Increases Strength
Rapidly Restores Nervous Energy A
Puts Flesh on Bones of Thin People

PRODUCT or FAMOUS FRENCH SCIENTIST
oaMENDED LEADING sPEcI ALIsrs OF THREE CONTINENTS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

"P6jdzcie do mnie i wy rasy
przer6zne: Indyanie Sonegalezy-
cy, Marokanie, Chinczycy, kt6rzy
ola nieznanych wan cel6w przele
waliscie krew wasza.
"A teraz Wfochy, ukochana
Ojczysno moja, moglzebym zapo-
mniec ciebie ME zyczyc ci zjed-
noczenia syn6w, kt6rych LACEY mo
wa boska Dantego, Petratylu wiel
kich ojc6w Koscioiowi, Francisz--
ka z Assyzu. Tomasza z Kempio
Karola Boromeusza. Wloz miecz
tw6j do pochwy i rozpocznij ma
nowo kult piekna."
TAX powiedzia}by Jan Styka,
gdyby byf papiezem. Pieknie to
wszystko brzmi w s}owach. Przez
usta poety p}ynie poezya, ale ME
papieska, ME OLGA sw. ME ta, W
kt6rej zawarta jest i madrosscc i
sprawiedliwosc i mi}osc.
Piszac powyzsze Jan Styka u
czuciem sic kierowaf, uczuciem
przywiazania do swego kraju i do
narod6w cierpiacych, uczuciem
Jana Styki, ME papieza. Gdyby
by} papiezem, innych moze by
slow uzy}, innemi moze by zwro--
tami sic posfugiwa}.
Me znane SO nam wyroki Bos-
kie, ME znane tez SO mysli papie-
ia, kt6ry jest jego namiestnikiem.
Ably jego usty przemawiac, trzeba
odczuwac ten ogrom odpowiedzial
nosci, jaki spada "a kazde slowo
przcz niego wypowiedziane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

Ma poczatku wojny mia} range
pulkownika sztabu dywizyi, by}
dwukrotnie ranny, a "a swietne
WALK pod Brzasznyszem otrzyma}
krzyz sw. Jerzego i range genera
la; dowodzil IA pulkiem Syberyj-
skiem. w lecie roku ubieglego
odznacza} sic W walkach ma from
Gle kaukaskim, jake dow6dzca dy
wizyi piechoty, a nastepnie to sa-
mo stanowisko otrzyma} ma from
Gle ryskim. w czasie walk stycz-::
niowych pod Ka}ncemem zostaf "a
truly gazami, lecz pozosta} W SEE.
regu.
Rewolucya z~astala generalaD Dow
Dor Musnickiego IA stanowisku
naczelnika sztabu lei armii. Gucz
kow, jake minister wojny, wez--
wal generate do Piotrogrodu i "a
proponowa} mu stanowisko vice
ministra wojny, lecz general od--
m6wif i obja} dow6dztwo jednym
z korpusow %czynnych. Niedawno
polskie organizacye wojskowe wy
brady go ma dow6dzce wojsk pol
'skich Obecnie gen. Korni}ow Eat
,wierdzil go IA tenn stanowisku.'
Zarzad wv. Wojskowych Pola-
k6w Armii 2ej w.ydaje co tydzicn
,wlasny bulletin z '.Biuletynu'
,piatego z rzedu czerpiemy naste--
pujaca in~teresujaca wiadomosc:
Minister wojny wyrazi} zgode
ina sfounowanie 2ch Korpus6w
polskich re wszystkiemi rodzaja--
Imi broni i wojskami ~pomocnicze-
uni.
Naklad No. 3 "zo}nierza Pol
skiego'', w~ydawanego W Minsk.!1
przez Zwiazek frontu zachodnie-
leo, zostal skonfiskowany, wobec
!czego powt6rny nak}ad tegoz MI
meru wy,jdzic z op0znieniem.
Sekcya oSwiatowa u. W. 2. FIR.
Zachodniego zorganizowa}a SEE
reg bibliotek ruchomych pc so
ksiazek r66znej trzeSci w kazdej.-
Biblioteki 81 wysy}ane do Zwiaz-
k6w pc uprzedniem %zg}oszeniu
Isle pissmienncm do Zarzadu Zwia-
zkow w. p. Armia 2ga.
Cd po}owy sierpnia rb. W Pho
%trogrodzic wychodzic bedzie PREY
wsp6ludzialc acknowledgement
si} literackich i f%achowych, tygod
nik "Polskic silly Zbrojnc." or
gan urzedowy Naczelnego Polskic
go Komitetu Wojskowego.
"Polskic silly zbrojne' zawierac
|beda diva dzialy: urzedowy, po--
|dajacy rozkazy j rozporzadzenia
'Naczelnego Polskiego Komitetu
iWojskowego wladz wojskowych,
|dotyczace polskich sill zbrojnychi
Polak6w wojskowych armii f6syj
skicj, wiadomosci o mianowaniach
Ii odznaczeniach oficer6w i urzed-
nik6w polskich sill zbrojnych, oraz
n%ieurzedowy, ia kt6ry sic z}oza ar
'tyku}y, poswiecone sprawom woj-
ny "a wolnoscc i odbudowanie Oh
czyzny, wyswietleniu potrzeb mo
ralnych i matcryalnych polskiego
zo}nierza, jak rownicz kwestyom
woiskowosci wog0le i polityki re-
w%netrznej i wewnetrznej re stano
wiska zadai organizacyi sill zbroj-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

wienszczyzny byly, sa beda
Niemcy. Potega pr,ska wyrosfa
i zmeznia}a z krwi i kosci naszej
|Ojczyzny. Wskrzeszenie Polski -
to groznc nicbczpieczenstwo ola
potegi niemieckiej i odwrotnie
Polski. Odpowiedzialni pred po-
tomnoScia musimy, ME baczac ma
zadne ofiary, walczyc O nasze ma
rodowc ideally.
Wolna Polska moze istniec tyl-
ko obok wolnej Rosyi i W ~lacznos
lei Z jej walecznymi sprzymie--
rzencami.
Bedzicmy i'm wierni do konca.
Narod nasz przezywa ciezkie
doswiadczenia, gdyz rozsiani jc-
stcsmy W szeregach panstw wal
czacych i wyzuci z ziemi rodzin-
Inej. My, Polacy, wierni has}u i
wypisancmu IA naszych sztanda-
rach: ia nasza i Wasza VOL
nose wiclokrotnic, przelewalis
my krew "a innych, a sami VOL
p6sci ME zaznalismy. 2Obecnie los
'zn l5w a dosswiadcza. Chociazz
niepodleg}osc nasza ogloszona -
nalezy ia jeszcze zdobyc. srodek
do tcgo jcdyny; orez W doswiad~
czonym reku polskicgo. %zolnierza.
Dlatego tcz powinnisniy :wziac Il.
dial W toczaccj sic obecrie ME-
|bywa}ej wojnie, gdyz jej pre-
beg rozwiazac ma los narodow
swiata - bye wolnymi lub nie--
wolnikami. tx,
Vice spo}em do piracy!
Przesiakneta krwia ojcow i
braci Ziemia Nasza Rodaima
wzywa mas do czv,niu bohaterske<
go.
Postawiony ma czclc Waszych
szereg6w, W imieniu najlepszych
syn6w naszego Narodu zadam cd
was tradycyjnej zelaznej karnos-
ci isca}kowitegos, poswiecenia sic
sprawie. Tvlko to. doprowadzi do
urzeczywistnienia upragnionego
przez kazdego = mas marzenia -
Niepodleg}osci j Zjednoczenia
wszystkich ujarzmionych zabor6w
Polski.
Dow6dzca Korpusu:
GENERAL : porucznik
Sc. Dowb6r: Musnicki.
Zgodne z orygina}em:
Podporucznik Baginski.
ze zvitxku Wojskowych Polar
k6wsohsag,n,a4 Moshewsldego:
Dnia 10 I'm. powr6cil z Piotro-
grodu czlonek Rady,: Choir. Nil.
k~owski;sKonferowa} tam z cz}on
KANT Polskiego Komitetu Vols
koweeo; jen.Jacyna i kapitanem
Przezd1ziechm.
Wyjasnilo sief,,zze praea mad
W zycie. pamiat-
nych uchwa1 dnia 6sczerwca br.
v calej pe}ni. Uzyskano juz
pozwolenie ma ca}kowita poloni-
zacye dw6ch korpus6w armii TO-
syjskiej, co zas do formowania
polskich oddzial6w " garnizo-
mach ty}owych, to kwestya t. ME
Jest rozstrzygnieta. Wssyscy TO-
dacy : wojskowi proszeni So o.
przesylepie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

lctU NOJSkONeHO -
Jul. Gogola M. s m. 4 - kart re.
jestracyjnych wymienieniem:-
imienia, nazwiska, rangi, daty II.
rodzenia, specyalnosci wojskowej
miejsca sluzby, miejsca pochodze.
mia, zajecia pred wojna, nagla.
cych potrzeb, nagr6d wojsko-.
wych, stanu zdrowia - wymienit
RAINY, kontuzye, choroby nabyte
ma wojnie etc. - daty powofania
do szeregow i wyksztafcenia mad
to chcacy sluzyc w oddzia}ach
polskich winni to zaznaczyc.
Wszystkie Zwiazki w. p, W..
najacc Naczelny Komitet Wo.js-,
kowy "a polska naczelna wladze,
wojskowa, winny nadeslac odpo.
wiednic deklaracye.
komisya wojskowa jcn. Bylew-
skiego uchwalita lilac sic z Ma
czclnym Komitctem ola wsp0lncj
piracy.
Chor. Milkowski konferowa}
||tez W Piotrogrodzie Z prezescm
1Komisyi Likwidacyjnej p. A. Lee
dnickim.
Wobec licznych zapytywan pod
adresem Zwiazku, Rada ma honor
oswaidczyc publicznie, IL Zwiasck
|stoi ca}kowicie Ma grucie uchwal
Zjazdu W Piotrogrodzie i czlonko:
vie Rady: dr.. Sobahski, Choir. BIZ.
sping i Choir. Zarebski wchodza W.
sk}ad Naczelnego Komitctu VOL.
skowego. -.
Czlonek Rady !
Tchorazy Stefan Milkowski.s
Bohaterstwo u1an6w polsldch. .
p Il Kopenhagi t%eleerafuja do
"Gazety Polskiej": Prasa polska
W Galicyi i Wielkopolsce s}awi
bohaterstwo u}an0w pod krecho-
wcami i W Stanis}awowie. =.
Ludnosc Stanis}awowo wspomi
ma z uznaniem, oprocz wymienio-
nych uprzednio, nazwiska nastepu:
jacych jeszcze u}anow: rotmistrza
Dziewickiego, porucznik0w: Hr.,
Pruszyiskiego i Chrzastkowskie--:
go: kornet6w: Jastrzebowskie-
go i Nakentro, oraz lekarzy Kur-.
natowskiego i Kornascyskiego.
#Prasa galicyjska oswiadcza, re
list pulkownika ulan6w, Moscic-.
winien bye zamieszczony W
szkolnych ma r6wni T.
.ksiedza Wiejkowskiego.
Podkapitan Mieczyslaw Wezyk,
dow6dzca kompanii saper6w Dy-|
Strzelc6w Polskich, nagro-
W tel wojnie "a walecznosc
oficerskim krzyzem sw. Jerzego,|
zamiesci} W "Wiadomosciach VOL
charakterystyczny ar.
tykul DIVA epizody z zycia Dy-
wizyi Polskiej." !
"By}o to = pisze waleczny pod
kapitan = pod Baranowiczami W
Polskiej. Pewnego dnia
orzyjecha}a do mas grupa fotogra
a navel aparat kinematogra
czekajac ma uroczystosc
czterech sztandar6w
oolskich czterem batalionom poll
kim. 1
.CCzekali eli ludziespare tyeodni!'1