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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
FIzER BUYS DRAY BUSINESS.

John Fizer, who has been driving
the ice wagon for the Liberal Light,
Ice & power company for some time,
bought the dray business of V. J.
Ross, the Liberal Dray Line owner.
NrsEizer IS anepld time Liberal man
hhd viii ges his share Of the dray
business without much of a struggle.
Mr.. Ross has not stated what he will
do in the future. Don Bell, who is
with the dray company will have
charge of the business until such time
as Mr.. Fizer may secure his release
from the ice wagon service.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
YOU CAN GET THE
DEMOCRAT FOR HALF PRICE

For the next thirty days subscrip-
tions to The Democrat will be receiv-
ed at Half Price or rs cents per year.
This is something unusual in this
day of high priced paper, but The
Democrat is desirous of increasing its
list, and we figured that rather than
indulge in any contest, or pay any
commissions, we would give the read
ers the benefit of the saving, so cut
the price to the subscriber.
This offer is only good for a short
time, so do not wait. We cannot
make this regular proposition, and
if they come too fast we may have
to call it off.
Send, phone or write your order in
right away
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
EARL HIRN HURT.

: Earl Hirn's right eye was struck
with particles of steel or iron Tues
day night. He came to town and sur
geons picked out the particles, and he
is getting along all right at present
but as yet suffers considerable pain.
Mr.. Hirn was travelling Tuesday
night, when one of the wheels gave
trouble. 1t became necessary to use
hammer in making adjustments,
when few particles of steel flew
from the rim and struck his eye.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
RED CROSS WORK DISPLAY.

In one of the show windows of the
Summers dry good store, there is a
large display of articles which accord
ing to the placard, "are handmade by
the ladies of Liberal, Hayne, Alma
and the club of the Superior Dis
trict." In the list there are 4O2
bandages, sling 420, handkerchiefs,
substitutes 72, napkins 80, socks 1S
pairs, scarfs 12, wristlets, IL. 1t is a
good display and represents a great
amount Of work by the good ladies of
the city and county.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
MARRIED.

Miss Alice, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. C. D.~Hestweod, was married to
Mr.. Leroy Gardner, at the M. E.
Parsonage, Sunday evening, the Rev.
c. D. Hestwood officiating.
Both of the young people are well
known in the city and have the good
wishes of everyone. The couple will
go to the Gardner ranch southwest
of the city and establish home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
BIG ROAD MEETING
TONIGHT AT COURT HOUSE.

The county commissioners from
the counties of Clark, Meade, Gray,
Haskell, Grant, Stevens, Morton and
Stanton will meet the State Highway
Commissioner, w. S. Gearhart and
hear the discussion of the law regard
ing the provisions of the road and
bridge law of the state, and particulr-
ly to discuss the matter Of appointing
county engineers. Already many of
the commissioners have come to the
city and more will come on the belat-
ed train No. 1. Mr.. Gearhart is on
No. 1. This meeting has been called
only since the 18th, but we learn that
about all the commissioners from the
eight counties will be here.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

A telegram was received by Marion
Hays last night announcing that his
mother died at her home in Kingman
last night He left for Kingman this
morning. Mr.. Hays mother had not
been we'll and the thoughts Of her son
going to war, evidently fastened her
death through worry. Mr.. Hays was
to be one of the number who go to-
morrow morning but was not selected
when the telegram arrived
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

have come to Seward county to
work among the women of the coun-
ty in a similar way that Mr.. Christie,
your county agent, is working among
the farmers and men of the county.
My work is to cooperate with the
women Of Seward county in what
they have already started to do, and
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

Sidney A. Long has disposed of his
property here and he and Mrs. Long
left Monday for Dalhart where they
will spend week visiting. From
there they will go to Fowler, Color
ado, and Kingsbury, California, for
a time after which they expect to go
to Montana to make their future
nome Mr.. Long has been r sident
kof Liberal long time and it is not
going to seem bit natural not to see
nm on the streets. Just before leav-
ing he ordered the Democrat sent to
him, and remarked that he did not ex-
pect to find another town as good as
Liberal, and regretted exceedingly to
leave. However. his wife has been in
poor health for some time and it is
Thought that lower altitude would
benefit her. The best wishes of a
host of friends go with Mr.. and Mrs.
Long, and all wis hthem happiness
and prosperity wherever they locate.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

We are promised a report on the
progress of the $4,000 creamery pro-
ject for the city in the next paper.
The sale of stock appears to be going
on. in very satisfactory manner.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

Mrs. A. Hinde has nice lot Of
tomatoes. She brought the Democrat
sample and they are fine. Says she
has sold about three gallons and will
have as many more for home use.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

The thrilling story of a beautiful
woman's deception is told in Her
Double Life" featuring Theda Bara,
at the Photoplay Tuesday. Adv.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

Mrs. Marshal Woods who has been
spending about six weeks visiting
among relatives and friends in Ohio
and Indiana, returned home Tuesday
night
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

John S. Simmons, attorney of
Hutchinson, was in the city on legal
business yesterday. He met several
old time friends in the city and was
the guest of his brother-in-law, Chas.
A Brown while in the city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

"Her Double Life" six reel Fox
feature with the beautiful Theda
Bara at the Photoplay Tuesday. Adv.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

The Tyrone Observer will issue a
daily during the Chautauqua.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

Theda Bara in "Her Double Life"
at the Photoplay Tuesday evening.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

Today about the busiest men in the
town were the members of the ex-
amining board who made out the pa
pers for the fourteen soldier boys
who go away tomorrow. The report
from the district board at Wichita
was slow about arriving and there
was little time for the local board to
complete the work.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

STRAYED-Hog. Call at my
residence and pay for Ad. and feed
P. A. Craig.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20

FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.
Enquire at IL S. Grand.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20


John L. Boles, who the other day
sold two carloads of sheep to DR.. s.
Nichols and Mr.. MacRay of Herring
ton, declares that the sheep business
pays well, which means probably that
he made a good sale. Mr.. Boles is
about the only farmer in the county
who keep sheep, and he has always
made money on them.
The early morning orders at the
depot indicate that there will be a
general movement of the troops from
the west to the east, and as one or
more trains will be there about time
for breakfast, the Grier people are
making preparations to feed them.
The dining room has been opened, the
lunch counter will be used and tables
will be placed on the west end of the
platform to accommodate the soldier
boys. 1t will be about the biggest at
tendance at breakfast that the Grier
hotel ever fed at this point. The first
train will behere tomorrow at 2 a. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

wet g}oSno roZmawiaC ME byIo VOL
no. Ma front francuski przybylismy
jednej nocy; okolo godziny LEI:
wszystko przedstawialo sic nam ro-
zowo z wyjatkiem wymiany artyle-
ryi. Nastepnego dnia otrzymaliSmy
g~azo-chronne mask i helmy.
Druga noe ma froncie zapamietam
do konca mego aycia, jak rowniez "a
pamietaja ia inni czionkowie kompa-
nil D.: ulozyliSmy sic do snu okoSO
godziny Gel wieczorem; kazdy byf
zmeczony; okoio godziny 1890
Niemcy rozpoczeli bombardowanie,
kt6re trwaio do godziny 1:45. Po-
niewaz by} to nasz pierwszy chrzest
| ogniowy, dreszcze mas przechOdzify
I nerwy nasze shabby, ME mieliSmy
bowiem ~jeszcze transz6w, nj wyko-
pow ME wypadaio nam mic inne-
go robiC jak lezec spokojnie i Stu
chaG tel muzykt, wygladajac rychfe-
go jej z~akonczenia.
Nastepnego dnia otrzymaliSmy
wezwanie, ably kopac transze ma O.
chotnika i wierzaj mi, re kazdy czio-
mex naszej %kompanii czempredzej
braI sic do roboty, BIO rozumielismy,
co tie transze dla mas znacza, a cho-
ciaz trafiliSmy ma kamien, to jednak
" stosunkowo kr6tkim czasie ME-
liSmy transze ma 7 / pol stop glebo-
ka i ma 2 stopy szeroka. Transze
chronia pred szrapnelami: gdy FOL
nierze znajduja sic W transzach, bonn
by trafiaG musza bardzo bliSko, ably
robic szkode; niebezpieczenstwo jed
max zachodzi, gdy granat padnie tyl-
ko o 25 stop cd transzy: wtenczaS
samo juz wstrzasnienie powietrza "a
bija.
Teraz, gdy many juz dwu-miesiecz
ne doSwiadczenie, wszystko zdaje sic
nam iSc zwyklym trybem. Do wszyst-
kiego MONA sic przwyczaiC. Gdy pi-
SEE niniejszy list, ziemia dry cd og-
MIA artyleryi.
Niekt6rzy z zolnierzy f~rancuskich
nazywaia mas niedorzecznymi, DO
podczas bombardowenia ME chowa-
my sic do transzy, ale nasi smieja
sic tylko i powiadaja, re jezeli kula
niemiecka ma ch traffic, to zastanie
ich spelniajacych swe ohowiazki ma
posterunkach, a tax umierac jest Ia
szczytnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Pred federalnym komisarZem Le-
wisem F. Masonem, W pokoju S07
budynku federalnego, odbyly sic
wczoraj popOludniu wstepne przesiu-
chy W sprawie aresztowanego oneg-
daj wieczorem sekretarza komisyi
wy{aczen 37ej dywizyi, Franciszka
Wengierskiego, Fam. pnr. 1899 No.
Ashland ave. Wengierski aresztowa-
ny zostal ma podstawie zarzut6w, re
naduzywa swego s~tanowiska.
Przeciwko Wengierskiemu zezna-
wal wczoraj Kazimierz Kakowski,
1882 Dickson III. Kakowski, kt0ry
Jest zonaty, zeznai, re Wengierski
5ada} cd niego $500 "a poSwiadcze-
uie notaryalne proSby o wylaczenie, a
gdy zadanej sunny iemu ME dai, Wen
gierski proSby ME uwzgledil i wpisal
go ma liste tych, kt6rzy wczoraj wy
jechali do San Francisco. Owe $500
"a poSyiadczenie notaryal. otrzymac
miai A. S. Wengierski, notaryusz pu-
bhczny, syn sekretarza Franciszka
Wengierskiego.
Syn A. S. Wengierski oSwiadczyi,
Re "a poSwiadczenie jake ~notaryusz
nigdy ME liczy} $500. M6wii on, &c
cd Kakowskiego zadal tylko $500,
q gdy Kakowski Lie chciai owego
dolara zapiacic, proSby o wylaczenie
ME poSwiadczyl.
Ma zapytanie asystenta prokura-
tora Stanow Zjednoczonych Jana Z.
Condrena, czy Wengierski kiedykol-
wiel ME chciat przyjmowac prosb o
wylaczenie ME poswiadczonych przez
ywego syna, ale poSwiadczonycn przez
innych n~otaryuszy, odpowiedziaf, -
stanowezo ME.
Podczas przesluch6w r6wiez wysz-
10 ma Jaw, ze czlonek komisyi wy
Iaczen 37ej dywizyi DIR. Coffey, 1861
Noble ul., poSwiadczyi Kakowskiego
1ako fjzycznie zdolnegO do siuzby
wojskowej pomimo tego, re ten cier-
pi ma zIamanie koSci W stopach nog.
Dalsze przesluchy odlOzone costa
" do 2Sgo b. M, godziny loci rano.
. o q
Wczoraj pred sedzia Gridley Wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
NOTATKI REPORTERA.

wolana zostala sprawl o uquo war
rarto'', kt6ra przeciw piastujacemu
TRIAD prezesa Zjednoczenia P. R. K.
P.Ctrowi Rostenkowskiemu w~ytoczyl
y. L. Piotrowski, obrany prezesem
Zjednoczenia ma Sejmie W Science
tady. Procedure ,,quo w~arranto" wy
toczona jest ably strona pozwana Wy
kazala jakiem prawem piastuje da-
ny urzad. Przesluchy odio5one 20
staly do piatku.
q Q .
Jeden 2 naszych korespondent0w,
D. Walenty Kaszuba, 5115 Latin ul.,
otrzymal bardzo zajmujacy list z
Francyi cd swego przyjaciela Jozefa
Lassy, cz}onka kompanii D, 1890
puiku pioner6w. List, pisany W je-
zyku angielskim, W tiomaczen1u
brzmi, jak nastepuje:
Walenty: Pu}k nasz zostai wysoce
z~aszczycony: pierwsi paradowaliSmy
W Londynie, a jak mas Anglicy przyj-
mowali:
Gdy k~roczyli$my pc ulicach, Angli-
cy wolali: ,,Chlopcy dajcie Niemcom
pieklo! Zbijcie kajzera! ftp" Ma
stepnego dnia prasa angielska puik
nasz nazwa}a Thicker Regiment
from Chicago.
Nasz pulk byl pierwszym pufkiem
wojska Stan6w Zjednoczonych W ak
tualnei sluzbie, - W ogniu niemie-
ckim.
Cd czasu naszego p~rzybycia do
,,starego kraiu" podr6zujemy tyIko
noca. Czasem W nocy, gdy przyhy-
li$my do jakiego an~gielskiego Tub
francuskiego obozu, sadzac, re So
bic wypoczniemy, budzi}a mas o go
dzinie drugiej zrana trabka, a stor-
zanci komenderowali - ,,formuJ
siel" i staneli$my mimo zmeczenia;
ME bylo miedzy nami ,,slakierow".
SluchaliSmy rozkaz6w z usmiechem
ma ustach. a nawet zartowli$my mie-
dzy SODA, re ten Tub 6w chodzi we
snie. Tub. re zapomnial polowe swych
~naleznoSci etc.
Gdy zblizyli$my sic do frontu. "a
broniono nam swiecit zapaiek, ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Major Thompson odebrai "eAoi a.
,.cencye ma prowadzenie szynko""
uracemu Kurzawskemu, 1744 west
1sma NJ. Kurzawski oskarzony jest 0
nrzekraczanie ustawy niedzieineso "a
mykana wyszynkow.
O -
Helena Kamihska, zamieszKaia !"
Pontiac, Mich, zadecydowac mus
o,r dz,esiecio-letni J6zef LeMar' k'o-
~ ona utrzymuje jest jej synem' ma
nozostas W domu PIP. Ira I. Nixono"'
CLINTON. Ill.,. u kt6rych r~rzoPyWa'
rrzez ostatnich siedm lat luO 20,
ms zostac oddany do zak'adu' Ian
,adacvdowa1 sedzia, gdy kamlisA"
+,,a NJ raz czwarty ME stawiaa sic ma
przes1uchy sadowe / spraWe 00'0NS'
do Ego stycznia, 1918 r.
Gdy PIP. Nixon chcieli chfopca le-
ra1nie przybrac jake swego n hA-
mihska sic temu sprzeciwifa zada1*''
ohv J6zefa oddano do katolicNleso
.at.adu. Tub powierzono rodzinie ka77
tolickiej. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
,rw6j,

J0zef G.. LaSsa, Co. ID,
18th Engineers Railway.
u. S. Army, care A. L. F.
via New York.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Do Szanownego og6lu w dzielnicy
Kazimierzowa. Komitet Wykonawczy
Armii Polskiej, kt6ry ma W posiadaniu
fundusze zebrane ma ostatniem OBJ
chodzie Listopadowym po1aczOny z
wiecem ola Armii POlskiej usilnle
prosi zacnych Obywateli i zacne Oby-
watelki do ppparcia go w dalszej jego
piracy. Ably sic moglo nasze Kazimie-
rzowo poszczycic zebraniem dose po-
kaznej sunny, czy to ma glodnych W
Polsce, lub ma sieroty polskie "
Szwajcaryi kt6reml sic ~opiekuje nasza
zacna PAM Helena Paderewska. A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

gdziez nasza armia, kt6rej wSzystkie-
60 potrzeba. Vice odzywamy sic do
szlachetnych uczuc, ably sprawe te po-
ruszono IA posiedzeniach iowa.
rzystw PREY wSzystkich zabawach pu-
blicznych, nawet familijnych. Prosimy
w imie PolskoSci i jej najswietszych
idea{6w wolnoSci.
-. Wszeika pOmOc wyiej wymienio-.
nego celu W naszej dzielnicy moze bye
odebrana i stosOwnie p~okwitowana
przez kasyera Komitetu dzielnicOwego
D.. J6zefa Lewandowskiego Fam pnr.
1925 S. Whipple ul.
Kreslac sic z s~zacunkiem,
Nj. Drzewicki,
sekretarZ komitetu,
3002 w. 81 st.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
.--[N%z
t9taeElt
Ozenil sic.

P~odr6zny ma kolei drugorzednet:
- Panic n%aczelniku, co sic to stale,
re cd miesiaca pociagi ~przychodza
regularnie, bez op5zniania?
Naczelnik stacyi: - To prosze pa
ma. nasz maszynista ozenii sic pred
miesiacem, a iona jego gniewa sie'
gdy sic ap6zni ma obiad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

wczorai pred sedzia Gridley Wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Droso swa naiwnosc opfach Tczo-
raj Karol Welk, Polak, lat 81, zam'
nnr s45 Milwaukee ave. oko1o try
tvgodnie temu zapoznai sic on z
nleiaka parma Trixie Barber, ktora
nowiedziaia mu. Re liczy lat %, cho-
ciaa wygladala znacznie miodsza'
Dziewczyna 20 zaledwie ktlko-dnio-
wei znajomosci Welkowi ste oswald
czysa. propnujac, ably ME zwlekajac
czempredzej ia poslubii. Welk sic O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
ZAapai sic.

Iartownis wchodzac do sklepu rze2
nika: - Pc czemu jard woiowiny?
Rzeznik: - Pc dolarze. lie pan
sobie zyczy?
Zartownis: - lard. Otto pieniadze.
Rzeznik, podajac mu try nogi
wolowe: - Prose-, try stopy ida
ma lard. ,L,.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Czterdziesto-godzinne nabozenst--
wo, kt6re W Domu sw. J6zefa, W
Avondale, rozopczelo sic W ub. ME
dziele, zakonczono onegdaj uroczy-
stemi Nieszporami. w niedziele Me
szpory odprawil ks. w. Filipski, W
asysscie ks. S. Szczepanskiego, jake
dyakona | ks. J. Tarasiuka jake sub
dyakona. w poniedzialck Sumo ce-
| lebrowa{ ks. F. Dembihski, a Niesz-
pory ks. j. Kruszka W asyscie ks. F.
R%epinskiego jake dyakona i ks. l..
Siess 1ako subdyakona. We wtorek
Sumo celebrowaf ks. S. Kowalczyk, a
| Nieszpory ks. P. Sobczak W asyscie
ks. l.. Jasinskiego jake dyakona /
ks. w. Swietnka jake subdyakona.
Podniosle kazanie wyglosil ks. K. Fa
lihski.
Pr6cz wyzej wymienionych, brazil
udziai ~jeszcze nastepujacy: ks. S.
Swierczek, ks. S. Bubacz, ks. B. kas-
przycki, ks. T. Szypkowski.
q . q
n. L.. Piotrowski, prezeS komp.
asekur. cd ognia The Polonia Fire
Insur. CO.., uzyskal cz}onkostwo W
stowarzyszeniu Kompanii ubezpiecze
r.owych Board of Underwriters.
q q y
Kwatera nowo-zorgan;zoWanego
W lei wardzie oddzialu CzerWone-
20 Krzyza, znajduje sic W biurze re-
| a]lnosciowem p. J6zefa RuszkieWlcza
ned mr.. 1886 W. Chicago ave. Nowl
czlonkowie zglaszaG sic NIGGA DO
kwatery kt6regokolwiek dnia VIE
czorem. w kwaterze r6wniez MONA
odnawiaG czlonkostwo. PoczaWszy
nd ultra, w biurze p. Ruszkiewicza:
ID. J6zef RuszkiewiCz, J0zef Banach
i Ian K~ruzihski zglaszaiacym sic wy
ne1niaG beda kwestyonaryusze W
sprawie poboru.
q q .
Ma przechodzaca przez ulice PREY
Wood | North ave., panne 1toZalls
Szatkowska, lat 16, zam. pnr. 2l44
Winchester ul., wczoraj o godzinle
Gel wieczorem najechai kon i WOE
rowozony przez J6zefa St~anczewskle-
go. zam. pnr. 1916 No. Wood III. -
PAM 2 Szatkowska powalona ma bruk
jozna{a bolesnych okaleczeh o l
BIDDER oraz ~uszkodzenia weWnetrz-
ne; rama przewieziono do szpltal;
Matki Bozej z Nazareth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20
I Biura MstsuruIoglcznsgO.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature wynosila 43 stopni,
najnizsza So stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi % stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku 631 stopni.
Wsch6d slonca o godz. Z min. IA
rano.
Zach6d slonca o godz. 4 min. 81
popoludniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Niepewna pogoda dis wieczorem
I W piatek, prawdopodobnie lekki
deszcz, zmieniajacy sic ma snieg. Co.
kolwiek zimniej W piatek. Umiarko-
wany poludniowy wiatr, zm~ieniajacy
sic W piatek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

ciagai. lecz dziewczyna onegdaJ wy
s~tarafa sic o licencye / pastoral k'o-
~ mloda pare polaczyt.
Pc zbudzeniu sic wczoraj rano Ma
rol spostrzegl, re tego zonusi W ME
szkaniu brakuje; pc dalszych 40
c~hodzeniach sprawdzii on, IL nietyl-
ko zonusia zaginela, lecz rowniez' re
zaginal jego majateczek wynoszacy
nrzesz,o 100000 W got6wae / zfoty
zegarek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Wczoraj popoludntu do San Fran
cisco. Cal, z kompania artylerzystow
wyjechai Felix's Kaczmarek, syn PIP.
Franciszka 1 Wiktoryi Kaczmarkow'
zam. pnr. 1116 No. Wood ul. Felix's
zapisal sic do wojska jake ochotnik
okoio diva miesiace temu. Pozosta-
via on zone Marie 1 coreczke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-20

Chce udzielie kilka wskaz6wek ma
Sym zuchom, ktorzy wkr6tce przy-
jada do mas do Francyi. Mkt mnie
%podobnych wskaz0wek ME udzielif i
z tego powodu nieraz wystawiony
byiem ma n~iewygody i s%ubjekcye, a
zatem:
Niechaj zabiora re SODA mala des-
Ike do prania, zapas mydia, nici, Ugly,
guziki, kilka grzebieni mala szczot-
Ike (scrubbing brush), brzytwe, lu-
sterko, okolo try reczniki, tuzin
c~husteczek, szczotke do czyszczenia
but6w i poduszke, kt6ra wypefnia
sic powietrzem.
Chcialbym ci ~jeszcze powiedzieC o
r6znych zdarzeniach, ktorych byiem
Swiadkiem, lecz cenZor tego ME pre-
puSci; opowiem CT o mich dopiero,
gdy powr6ce. Sadie, re czytales o
cofaniu sic wojsk wioskich, ale ME
zwazaj ma to: czekaj, az general Per-
shing zabierze sic do roboty!
Z tego, co siyszalem cd uwiezio--
nych zolnierzy niemieckich, to lud
zoinierz niemiecki ME wierza, re W
Francyi znaiduja sic zo}nierze Sta
now Zjednoczonych. ,,Kajzer' i'm po-
wiada "a oni W to swiecie wierza),
re Niemcy zdobyli juz LOndyn, a o.
becnie bombarduja Nowy York, re
hnglicy 1 Francuzi literalnie z glOdu
2szymieraja i re Stany Zjednoczone
z.}nierzy poprzez Ocean ME moga
~przesylac, albowiem nury niemiec-
kie topia ~wszystkie okrety amerykanH
skie. TAX blagujac, ,kajzer" dotych-
czas utrzymuje ducha niemieckiego,
ale skoro wyjdzie ,,szyd}o z worka",
obawiam sic, IL sprawl wezmie inny
obr0t.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-12-14
ROUNDING UP ALIEN ENEMIES
Federal Agents Begin the Task Of Ar
resting Mora Than Million
Subjects.

Washington.-The roundup OF Aus
tro-Hungarian enemies began through
out the United States, with agents of
the department of justice being as
sisted by local authorities. With the
declaration of war more than mil
lion subjects of Austria Hungary liv-
ing In this country were added to lists
of alien enemies. Many Of them act
ually sympathize with the cause of the
United States and the allies, and the
government is confronted with a diff
cult task.
Government agents rounded up
many Austrians who long have been
suspected of conspiring against the
governments war plans, but against
whom definite evidence has been lack
ing. They will get fair hearings, and
be informed If they fail to convince Of
ficials of their peaceful intentions.
All -Hungarians are barred
from the 100-yard zones established
about piers, docks, warehouses and
terminals, and will be required to reg
lister with police as soon as regula-
tons are promulgated.
The United States is at war with
Austria as result of joint resolu-
ton adopted by congress and APP
proved by President Wilson.