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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15
RuGh v TOWarystVaGh
e sTaNiScAWoWA

- DIS weiczorem ma bazar Sta
nislawowa lin gremio" ~wystepuje
Tow. sw. Alojzego mr.. S65 2. P. R.
X. w. Menkicki, PREF; F. VIE
chowski, sekr.
TOW. Miodz. Sw. Stanislawa KO-
SIKH, mr.. 51S Zjed. odbedzle posie-
dzenie jutro, W czwatreK, On. 1890
sierpnia, o ~godzinie 1880 wieczorem,
W hall zwykiych ~posiedzeh. ObecnosC
czionk0w pozadana. wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia. - Jan ]. Mucha pre-
yes; ~Szczepan Brzozowski, sekr. prot.
- TOW. Sw. Jerzego NJ. gr. Sc S..
P. W A. odbedzie posiedzenie miesie-
czne W czwartek, dn. 16 sierpnia, o
godz. 1880 wieczorem, W hall zwyk-
lych p~osiedzen. - Tom. SuwalSki,
prez.; Adam Kwarci1ski, sekr. prot.
1859 Elston ave. 8
z. TRoJcoWA.
Z Tr6jcowa.
- Posiedzenie Komitetu Odziezy
odbedzie sic " czwarteR, 1890 sterp-
mia, W sail zwyklych pos:edzen. -
Poniewaz jest bardzo wanna sprawl
do zalatwienia, wszystkie panic pro
szone sa o obeantG. Marya My
Sliwiec, sekr. prot,
2 JApWI6owE.
Tow. sw. Stanisiawa X. mr..
44O lied. odbedzie miesieczne posie-
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POTRZEBA balwierza, SIG / polo
we ma $40. - S453 Burley ave. so.
C1IcagO. MN
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dzenie W czwatrek, 1880 sierpnia, o
godsinie 7:S0 ~wieczorem, W hall zwy
klych posiedzen. CDecnosG wszsyt--
kich wymagana, DO 81 wazne sprawy
do zaiatwienia. - WI. KOwalski,
pref; Alexis. 'Brzezinski, sekr. prot.
2122 Frankfort ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-15

ORGANISTA poszukuje posady -
laskawe zgfoszenia do adm. DE-. Chic.
30
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'POTRZEBA mocnego me2czyzny ia
ko janitora. 1913 Haddon ave.
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Co mowi ,,RO-
botnik Polski".

skie, p~oSwiecone interesom klasy.
robotniczej W Scisiej lacznoSci L
Unforeseen narodowym PolSki. w
przeciwstawieniu do prasy rady-
socyalistycznej, opartcj
ma programme nieublaganej walk
! usilujqcej nietylko wymazac po-
jecie ojczyzny Z ideologii robot
niczej, ale p~ietnujaccj wszclkic
narodoMe czucie i mySlenie jake
,,przezytek kultury" jake zamach
ma demokratyczny rozwoj spoie--
~czenstw, jake kontrrcwolucye /
rcakcye, zalozony Kijowie
,.Robotnik Polski" day do schar
monizowania idealow demokraty-
cznych Z ideaiami narodowemi,
do wyrobienia W naszych war
stwach ludowych poczucia odreb-
noSci narodowei do rozpatrzenia
wszystkiego, co robotnikow pol
skich dzieli i laczy z robotnikami
rosyjskimi, do przeSwietlenia
walk klasowej p~romieniami idea
lizmu narodowego.
w ostatnim numerze kijowskie
90 pisma znajdujemy caiy szereg
artykui6w aktualnych, oSwietla-
jacych palace zagadnienia chwili
biezacej. Redakcya wyPowiada
sic Smiaio przeciw robocie tych
k6l politycznych naszej emigra-
cyl, ktore, pod maska demokraty-
Emu, wysuwajq interes partyj-
ny ponadi nteres narodu, baiamu-
cac opinie kretactwami koteryJ--
remi, osiabiajac wole Polakow
do odzyskania calej Ojczyzny,
sprzegajac mas bezkrytycznie Z
hasiami rewolucyi r~osXjskiej ! IL
s;lujac przeciwstawic sic nawet
zywiolowemu dqzeniu zo}nierza
potskiego do w~alczenia W wias-'
nvch narodowych kadrach.
Jake potworne = pisze ,Ro-
botnik Polski" - So argumenty,
wysuwane przeciwko tworzeniu
armii polskiej!
.,.Armia poiska mog}aby wzmo-
mic znaczenie tendencyi ! ma czele
armii ostatnia mogiaby zaprowa--
die W Polsce porzadek - dlate-
80 nalezy bye przeciwko tworze-
niu armii poIskiej, - OTTO Z jakim
giosem sic spotyEamy.
,,Wiec tax, vice jeSli dany Gym
zbawienny dla Ojczyzny, m0glby
wzmocnic przeciwna partye, to
nalezy przeciwko MENU wystqpit,
nalezy raczej ma zgube Polske
narazic, niz dopuScic do wzmoc-
uienia sic nienawistnego sobic
stronnictwa. Czy ME spostrzega-
j2 CT panowie, W jaki bolesny spo-
sob naigrawajq sic oni mad zolnie-
rem polskim, tWierdzac, re da
sic on uzyc jake narzedzie ola
czyichkolwiek celow? Czy ME Wi
dza, jaki straszny zarzut mt sta
wiaja? Czy majq oni prawo po-
1ejrzewac polSkiego zolnierza, re
bedzie czemukolwick innemu siu-
zyi, niz Ojczyznie, &c da sic on
prowadzic ma pasku partyjnym:
Me, zaprawde, takich zarzutow
inn stawiac ME Wolno. Me wolno
I'M rzucac zoinierzowi polskiemu
W twarz obelgi, re iStnieje ola ME
80 inne przykazanie, niz dobro
Ojczyzny. JeSli CT panowie So de.
mokratami, to MECH pojmowanie
dobra Ojczyzny >zostawia 700 tvs.
zolnierzy polskich; w Mich zyje
polskie SERGE instynkt polski W
nich jeszcze ma szczeScic ME "a
mari.
DIS ami zofnicrz polski, an;
chop polski, ami polski robotuik
ME pozwola nd to, zcby ich pro-
wadzic IA manowce pIrtyjnych
intryg. Interesy narodowe oni sa,
nj rozumiejq.'
Ma szczeg6lna uwage zasIusu,
Ie tez artykui p. t. ,Jak nalezy
rozumiec pokoj be- aneksyi / kon
rybucyi", W ktorym redakcya
,Robotnika polskiego" demasku.
ie ~podstepny, tkwiqcy W tym pro,
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ORGANISTA-nauczyciel MECH sic
zg}osi listowuie do st. Johns Polish
Rectory, sol Alexandria ul., Latro-
be, Pa. 10
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PoszukuJess prarys - Czyta1 pilnis
ogloszenIa pod rubryks .,pracS~ Ne
szpaItach DzIENNIKA CHICAGoSKIE-
go.
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POTRZEBA balwierza ma stale. =
1924 S. saga ave. Cocero. 10
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POTRZEBA r%obotnik6w W lejaTni.
Stala praca, dobra zaptata. Zgiosic
sic 1920 w. 38ma ul. X
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POTRZEBA stolarzy W fabryce me-
bli. musza mice warsztat / narze-
Gzia. Salter Mfg. Co.. 339 n. Oakley
ave. 10
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POTRZEBA dziewczat do fabrycznej
piracy, stala praca caiy rok, mega
zarabiaG cd SO do $12 tygodniowo.
Olson Rug Co., % S. Laflin ul. IL
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POTRZEB Adwie doSwiadczone po-
koj6wki. Zapiata $40 mfesiecznie'-
pok6j / wiki. ZglosiG sic do hotelu
Del Prado. 59ta / Blackst0n We.
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Wszystkim krewnym i znaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domoSG il najukochahsza zona
moja
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POTRZEBi pierwszorzedpego bal
wierza, stala praca. 978 Milwaukee
ave. 10
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Tow. sw. stanistawa X. mr..
44O lied. odbedzie m~iesieczne posie-
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katarZyna 5

czIonkini Tow. Sw. Rodziny. or.
1885, po krotkiej lecz ciezkieJ
chorobie, pozegnaia sic 2 lynn
swiatem, ~opatrzona sw. Sakra-
mentami, dnia AGO sierpnia, r.
1917, o godzinie 1880 rano, W
kwiecie wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sobo-
tie. dnia 1890 s%ierpnia, b. r, o
godzinie 10tej ranO, z domu Ia
oibv pnr. 1909 Cortez ul, do ko
sciola sw. Fra ciszka z Assy2u.
a stamtad ma cmentarZ sw. Woj
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnycn
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Stanislaw Pasko, MAJ; Aga
Ia / MARGIN Loncala, rodzice;
Karolina, Jufanna, siostry; VITA
dyslaw, FrancisZek / Stanislaw,
braoia; Pawei Pasko, tesG; -
Woiciech. Jan, FrancisZek | VIA
dysiaw PaskO, bracia; Mary
anna. Anna / WiktOrya, brato-
we: Pawef Saramiec, J6zef Po-
czontko, ~szwagrowie. is
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UMEBLOWANY pok6j do wynajecia
S1.25 tygodniowo. 6SS Milwaukee
ave. 7-9-ll-l5-lo
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Wszystkim krewnym / znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domo$G il najukochahsza iona
mOja
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Drobne op}oszenia.

POSZUKUJE Adama Kieibasy kto-
by o MIN wiedzial lu5 or sam MECH
sic zglosi do Micha}a Siekanca. 1855
Blackhawk I'll. 10
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BIURA PIRACY. |
BEZPkATNE
BlURO ~STRECZEN.
0LLiNOIS FREE EMPLOYMENT
CFFiCES)

$40 SO. Dearborn str.
ma do rozdania tyskce zatrudnien
wsze,kieSo rodzaju robotnikom / re-
mieslnikom, talk mezczyZnOm jak i ko
bietom, tax w Chicago jak i poza mia
stem. Obsluga zupeinie bezplatna tax
ola pracodawc0w jak / ola p%oszukuja
cych prace. Niema zadnych zatarg6w
robotniczych W miejscach, gdzie to
biuro streczy prace. Zglaszac sic MOI
IN nod powyzszym adresem osobtcie
cd godziny 8 rano do 4 popoiudniu.
albo teIefonowae OF z rano do $50
.oopoIudniu. Telefon: Wabash $500
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SALON ma sprzedaz, dobry ola Po-
laka, opuszczam miasto, przyjdzcie
i przekonajcie sic. 412 n. Carpenter
ul. 13-l5-1S
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PRACA.

cZY PGTRZEBUJECIE CHhOPCA
Cd Il DO ~ LAT Do POSfhEk.
DO F.ABRYKI, MA W0Z LUB Ma
FARME, TELEFONUJCE FRANK
I'm 3O15 - LOCAL 20, A PAN
SLESZYNSKI PRZYSLE WAN Cd
POWIEDNIEGO CHLOPCA. ADRES:
1907 COUNTY BLDG, CHICAGO
III, KID.
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ing into automobile and ovcrpowcrinc
Pearl. who struggles with him Full
set. Silent Mcnacc swiftly starts car
off with Pearl as Adams comes up
Adams runs a few steps in pursuit
but the pursuit is plainly hopeless. and
he gives beaten. Close diaphragm
Scene 2-iocation, outside adobe
shack--old horse tcthcrcd nearby
Silent Menace and Pearl drivo/up in
auto. Silent Menace leaps out and
leads Pearl into shack.
Scene 3-Inside shack.
Mexican woman in picture silent
Menace comes in arguing with Pearl
who turns TO him pctulantly and says.
tSpoken title) Il have told YOU the
truth. The man who was with me
stole the plans"
silent Menace orders woman to
search Pearl fort papers. silent Men
ace exits rs woman starts 10 obey
Scene d---Outsidc shack, as pcr Scene
silent Menace pacing ncrvously up
and down. Mexican woman comes TO
door. tells him she has been unable
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CONDENSED SCENARIO OF
''PEARL OF THE ARMY"
by GUY W. MCCONNELL
by GUY W. MCCONNELL
Sccnari" by GEORGE BI,ACKETT SEIvI
Episode No. 1-"FOR THE STARS AND STRIPES"
Nonyrisht. lsls. ,eorEe D. scitzl

fNote.-Thc story OF Pearl Of the
Army" Pathc's military mystery serial
of preparedness and patriotism, is given
here in the form OF a series of lessons
in scenario writing. This is Scenario
No. Z. No. s will he published next
week
FART l.
Suhtitlc--ordcrly ADAMS has rescued
Pearl from the silent Menace and the
Grcuadian bandit. Eolcro. But the
Panama Canal plans which they sought
lie has seized from Pearl for himself
Scene Location, as per last scene
of previous episode.
Open diaphragm on foree round or
Pearl and Adams 10y automobile
Adams has just taken the papers from
Pearl and she is weeping. Fun set.
Adams goes back to top Of Knoll to see
II they are being pursued. liaZes
about. Show foreground Of Pearl in
automobile. Shadow Of Silent Menace
appears on machine. show foreground
Of Adams. satisfied they arc safe from
pursuit. turns back toward machine,
startled at the sight that grcets him.
show foreground of silent Menace lean
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EPISODE VII.
Till. GHOST SNIP.

Nseks ms ialtins.
a TO-. % :. ue =. r IE :" -" ~,
4, , ~ - o.'.,, "",ag" - ,,..,.
snnces s 1919 90 '. H"a,n%~ei st, "S.
an his inSn,snec ~ snr,,ii.s ! mos,
EIln;shea ana a,co,nrlishcH blacknunr,
sffhc Prime Minister - KING simon Of
SaIania nurscd iaalo;,sIv bis secret vice
finy M means Az rucotnp,on one-the
Twice of drunkenness.
t e.,
g.. th"usn :" 49, w 't,P'.'''
f.,,n. 60 - 'o,4 80 ~"
SnerS rslha'neu ln'sehi'' nn""n' INA
ai'us ults ~ wv; CIV. -. i,''s. w.
t na" peeh success VIZ ''-".'''''"' ""t's
Ee,f y q - - ~ 49,. ~.
IT,. ~. : P,'io''-'" 80" ~
E's u'"'
y habit such ~ THIS Is not light"
DC oehie", Gun h"nl0m "etrs
- NJ ~
a.', " ~ w. ~ ~" -. ,''',..-
80, - ny - y ~ y ,'
."a. thc "o"A ~ Hl"'' t""i'' "'"'tns
~ HowahuS ~! ~" "etH l"ehincu ny
- S o,' - " ~, ''S, 80 my -
f-h. niiip ,'"4 - % ny" " i'lh, ~ &C.
E, ~ siem VI ~" ~ 'H'' No"n' ',a'l,oh
go 49, - -
suuue" Piu"eS ii'l" my Ma.etS
~ snt -,orth hiNC'' nc ~. ecu mn
f 81 60 pe l'e,Nu ., NJ, ne uea'h OF
Dos, i"Sc iH,iiP -Ni''"' " ~ ~"
HpositNci! cS'ahI'SAe"' ana ihcohti-
E.o!iie ot ~ nalSS'"" 7" ,N"eii'a y!
f1reatlnE h'ihS''L 20 . h"tie % oian-
spashe'
RI This was ~ u in the morning Of
Ehis last day IN New York. Count ra
Emon repeated the ceremony Of self
lconEratulation twice during before
might, but without any noticeable cf-
Ifect upon his actions. Vt was not unii.
thightfall whom the yacht Astra. under
his charter. sailed for -Nauia. hearing
NJ 4 "a "A
feScortS TO tha broken hearted Princess
fiuiia. that Ramon threw discretion 10
the winds The vessel was not through
the narrows before he had cmptfea into
himself half bottle of excellent
bbrandy. lie found his berth withou,
assistance. but most raiiantly hcfud-
Edled
The conventional headache Of In. fol-
flowing morning. demanded The conven-
tional remedy. In this Instance Count
tRamons notion 81 bni, of the ,Io..
THAT had bitten him took thr shane ~
lthc Kings Peg, tl,nt ,oucoction. and
fone that tho drinilcr raa been wise
suover 10 TASTE The sntisfyin. stimulus
tor tho first deep draurht failed an rru.-
ftition: 10 ;s,e contrary. ntc longer he
Ss1nght onIivenmnut Of spirit In the
imiNturc. the more profound became tho
lmclancholy Of Count Ramon. ,:yan-
Hu.I1r !, v.a15auca in yl,in en,,.iniuo
(which sober. lie would heatediy have
f,lcniea possessing his conscience ny
knoon or mo first dny out. coun, Ramon
had begun 10 brood. An thu evil us
Hands had wrought i'm tho world vas
Frecalled ia him In appnuinr nrr,y liz.
soul shrank ANA WINGED from ib.se
tmental pictures his drunkenness ..rup.
liured ni.-gs well Ii n,irbt In .Sr.,.;,,f
si,c MAS bcs.t ~ morbid remorse ~
tthe ,in,imciy death ,f Lost prime,
fPhiIip'': In his day Count Ramon hal
bbo,n Tho ransc ar u,,n,. ~ rnncst NAME
EdeniSc Inn nn,.r .rnr, h,d ia. Iw.r
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LOOKS ~ Watch. Then cruelty at tho
woman. Bulero speaks:
iSpoken tttlc) pretty one, there are
three minutes left for your Japanese
friead to return-or--"
Continuing scene, Iiolero finishes
speaking aud draws. revolver. Berth;,
smiles disdainfully. Her manner indi-
Gates that life holds too little for her
to be concerned aboHt giving II up.
AS Eolcro raises revolver. the door
opens. and Bolcros lieutenant. Gomez,
comes in with Toxic. who walks over
To Bertha and hands her "A lockct.
Eertht thanks him ana siniiingly turns
to the somewhat abashcd Bolcro. indi-
eating that She is his to command
Bolero grins with desire and turns
gayly 10 lis lieutenant. Speaks
tSpokcn titlc) "Iio. Gomez. Wine!
There is to he Il celebration. I invite
You to attend, hut we must have am
other woman. Fetch the girl that is
to be shot In the morning.
Gomez goes out. Boicro asks Toxic
and Bertha to 80 into next room, and
they obey. Gomez comes in with
Pearl. Bolero speaks to her
tSpokcn ti,le) You are 10 die 1T
dawn. You might bc spared If you
cared TO join my celebration This even
ing. ! have much influence with tho
silent Menace"
SHOW foreground Eolcro. Gomez and
Pearl. Gomez eyes Pearl eagerly. and
she returns his gaze with Ioathiu,S, bur
her eyes grow suddenly narrow with
interest. show foreground Bolcro's side
pocket The Canal plans can he seen
alf-sticking out. Full set Pearl
comes 10 decision. Informs Bolero
she viii he his guest. Eolcro. over
joycd. roughly embraces her and gayly
I summons Bertha and Toxic. Gomez
brings out wine.
I Scene 20-Outsdc SHACK. as per scene
:.
I Dare. Mexican woman and american
cavalrynlcn IN picture. They have dis
covered Pearls absence They notice
I tracks left by horses Of Adams aud
Bolcristcrs aud, 1T parc$ cornmund,
( ride Oft
Scene 2l-I;oom III bulcro's quar-
ters. as per Scene ~
I;olcro. Gomez Pearl and Bertha
seated at table. Toxic seated In corner
quietly i;olcro and Come very drunk
/ Iiolcro attempts 10 fondic Bertha. but
/ She lau2hucly puts him OF lie turns
/ 10 rcarl. and She ALLOWS an embrace
show foreground Of Pearl and Boleru.
! He hends Pearl back over table in 4
close embrace. and As II. passonatoly
from his pocket. show foreground
\ Toxic apparently seeing previous nc-
ton Rises 10 his feet. Full set.
Toxic comes over to thc table as Pearl
presses more vino On Eolcro. Toxic
speaks to EolcTo:
iSpokcu ttlct "Scnor, this party
celebrates my return. But for nc. II
would not havo been. Because OF It.
10 not deserve froodom?"
Continuing scene. Eolego h!lariously
waves his hand
SPOKEN tno) Write yourself \
pass and III siSa IL"
Continuing scene, Tok" writes paas.
hands II 10 Boicro, who signs Il. SHOW
foreground OF pass on table. 1t reads.
Pasa TOXIC Nanashaku through AL
7 tIncS.
Bo!efo gives pass 10 Toxic and again
embraces Pear SHOW foreground ~
/ Ioko writing Oh pass. making il read.
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against the ensaneuined sky
ltauon WAS clutchin. the rail with
both hands. staring on into the sunset
like man cntrauced. His eyes were
wide and CLASSY his lips little
parted There fear in his face
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COMMITTEE

Oct. %, 1917.
To County Chairmen and Memoirs
of County Committees:
BIG EFFORTS MUST BE MADE
Time is passing and the Ninth Dis
trict's quota is tsill a long way from
beingreached.
LAST DAYS TO TELL
The last days of the Campaign will
tell the story-whether the Great
Northwest stands up or falls down.
PERSONAL CONTACT FROM NOW
~
The time,i past for long distance
solicitation. You have got to get out
now and talk tosthe people direct and
more earnestly and persistently than
ever.
FOLLOW UP LIBERTY. DAY
If your County is up to the mark
run it away over and bring fame to it.
If it is below the mark, as a great
many are, makeTu up your mind that it
will not be under onsthe final count:
GET EVERYBODY ON THE JOB
Tell the people, personally, OF thru
your local press that you want every
man, woman and child to see to it that
no other. man, woman or. child has
been passed by.
Friday and Saturday are all that are
left and yod sf&aaraedsto make the
most of them. "
Let's all boost together for the final
effort: to- put theN orthwest in a;Rlace
of honor and .end-for all time the stor-
les in the east that the people out here
are bond slackers: -,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

At the Commercial club rooms Mon
day evening there was a meeting for
the purpose of organizing this district
for a drive to raise funds for the army
Y. M. C. A. Acting Secretary D. E.
Sunkist, of Fargo was present and
outlined the plan for this work, and
much interest was taken by those
present The state has been laid out
into districts, and a certain sum has
been apportioned to be raised in each
district. This district. comprises five
counties, and Silver Serumgard. has
been selected as district chairman, and
each county will also have a chairman.
Supt. j. A. Haig has been selected as
chairman of this county. The week. Of
November 11-19 has been s~elected.ss
the time for the drive and b:Xssafhat
time each and every county viii be
well organized, and the work will be
pushed with a view to raising the
necessary amount.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

A series of meetings are being held
this week at the Bethel Evangelical
Free Church. Evangelist N. E. Carl
son of Beresford, s. D., and Rev. Lud-
Wig r. Lunde, of Cooperstown are the
speakers. Miss MALTA Moe, who has
spent most of her life as a missionary
in South Africa, is coming on Friday
and will take part in the meetings.
Services will be held this evening and
tomorrow evening, beginning at 8 o.
clock. On Sunday services will be as
follows: 10:45 q. M, $500 p. M, and
7:45 p. m. All are welcome.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
BUY AND OWN
YOUR FARM HOME.

YOUR FARM HOME.
I have an attractive, new plan by
which-the real farmer who wishes to
own his zewn farm and home can buy
an improved or unimproved farm at
the right price and on easy pay
ments at a low rate Of interest. I
own improved and unimproved farms
Of large OF small acreage, all located
from one to ten miles Of market. If
you are figuring on buying a farm,
let me explain my plan. The pur-
chase price is paid off in easy pay
ments and can be made off of the land.
The land is in the famous Devils Lake
Region Of North Dakota. Write me
for plan and prices.
JOHN W. MAHER,
1852 Devils Lake, N. D.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

The World has a few more copies of
the new Directory of Ramsey county,
giving the location and postofice adj
dress Of every citizen of the county.
In order to dispose of them quickly we
have reduced the price from S. to 81.
They are a valuable book for any bus
mess man Or farmer to have and when
when this edition is exhausted you can
not get another at any price. If you
want a copy, call at the World office
and look n over, or phone us and we
will mail you a copy.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

John Wallace, mi of our local dray-
men, has had a crew of men busy the
past number. of days mailing out an
other car load, Of Sears & Roebuck
catalogs. This company sends. these
catalogs here in car load lots and has
them mailed out from here, in order to
save considerable money in postage.
# they were mailed at Chicago it costs
about 70 cents for each catalog, but
if shipped here by freight and then
mailed out over this. section of North
.Dakote, this postage IS i iisSsoiaiby- e-eents on
each catalog. It may be surprising to
paid out as high as $27O0 in postage
at the local spostoffite for one CON
signment of catalogs. Does it pay to
advertise? ~. ...-.. 49,. l..
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25

Judge Buttz has issued a writ of
mandamus against the local board Of
education which asks them to show
cause why the children of DR.. Rhea
should not be allowed to attend school.
Evidence will be heard on this matter
in the early part of November. This
case developed when the order was
sent out that all children who were to
attend the schools Of the state must
be vaccinated. Not believing in vac
cination DR.. Rhea refused to send his
children, but under the compulsory
school law all children of school age
are required to attend school. It now
remains to be seen just what dispo-
sition will be made of this test case.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
MATS0NS BAKERY
CHANGES HANDS

Hedge Carlson, who has been head
baker at the Matson bakery for some
time past, has purchased the bakery
of Mr.. P. Matson, who established this
institution. The place of business will
continue to be known as Matson's
Bakery, with Mr.. Carlson proprietor.
Mr.. Matson wishes to thank his many
customers for past business and as
,sures them that they will get better
treatment at the hands of Mr.. Carlson,
than he was able to give them.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-10-25
BIBLE STUDY A NEED

"Jqstt, now when the: world. is filled
with>War and Hamorsssof Yarr, the ten
dency:.is to: undermine faith and to
lose hold on the fundamentals" says
State Superintendent Garrison, of the
North Dakota Sunday school associa-
ton. "There is, therefore, no greater
need in this terrible hour than for the
stabilizing influences of Bible study"
This is the real reason for-the Inter-
national Go-to Sunday schood-day, to
be celebrated November 4th by State
and Provincial Sunday school assoc,a-
tions all over North America.
North Dakota will do her part and
the North. Dakota Sunday school asso-
citation is seeing to it that all possible
assistance in the matter of promotion
is given.