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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-28
COMMUNITY SINGING
HEARD ONCE MORE
ENTHUSIASM PREVAILS AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY.
SPECIAL PROGRAM TO BE BIG
FEATURE AT NEXT MEETING
MARCH 9.

i This city has once more INDUCED in
Community sing, and is well pleased
with the result. The affair took place
at the High School Auditorium, and
while the attendance was not so large
as had been expected, what it lacked in
numbers present was made up in en-
thusiasm.
w. G. Alvin presided as chairman, and
the program was under the direction of
Miss Peterson, musical director of the
public schools, and all joined in num-
Der of old-time songs, that were popular
long before the oldest inhabitant was
born
Concertina Pleases Audience.
Chairman Alvin announced a special
feature on the program, and introduced
John Wilfahrt, who played several
numbers on the concertina, and the
audience was both surprised and pleased
at the music produced. The young man
said it was the first time he had ever ap-
Npeared before an audience, and felt
somewhat embarrassed, but the quality
of his music indicated that he was an old
hand as an entertainer on that instru-
ment :
the next meeting will be held on Fri
day evening, March 9, and Mr.. Alvin
announced that special program will be
prepared for the occasion. The meetings
will be held on every alternate Friday
evening in the future. H.
The interest in the Community Sing
ing is keeping up in Minneapolis, At
the exercises held last Thursday evening
cTyer 1900 3oices joined in the. chorus.
"A Minneapolis paper says of the affair."
Popular in Minneapolis.
Community singing in Minneapolis
took another important forward step
last evening when the five choruses,
org anized in October by the Civic Music
league, joined in patriotic song fes-
tival at central high school in honor of
WASH l,Jn's birthday. -Four hundred
si1ker. j the stage and an audience of
= DArly $500 lifted their voices in favorite
: american songs.
'eThe 10 weeks training of the choruses
showed in the spirit and unison with
which America The Star Spangled
Banner" Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean" and other patriotic songs were
sung. The assistance Of the audience
in these numbers, directed by Frederick
Mueller, demonstrated how thoroly
the community idea had taken hold.
superintendent OF Schools B. B. jack
son, the only speaker of the evening,
said it was the duty of American schools
to seek a truly American song for a
national anthem. Mr.. Jackson outlined
the history of community singing in
Minneapolis.
when the Civic Music league began
the movement for community 'sings"
during the autumn, the school board
gave use of the five high school audi
toriums. The five choruses have been
developed in the communities centering
in these"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-28
CORN SHOW AT LIE sUEUR.

A tri-county corn show, for the farmers
of LIE Sueur, Sibley and Nicollet counties,
was held at LIE Sueur last Friday and
Saturday. Exhibits Of various grains,
including corn, oats, wheat, barley and
rye were numerous. Several cash pre-
miums, furnished by the business men
of LIE Sueur, were distributed among the
exhibitors.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-28
SOLDIERS GET EXTRA PAY

A telegram from Representative Al
fred w. Mueller late yesterday, announc-
ed that the bill providing for extra pay
for the National Guard soldiers while on
the Mexican border had been passed.
The bill provides that the boys shall
receive extra pay of so cents aday while
on the border.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-28
.C0UNTRY'S FATHER
Is H0N0RED HERE
WAsHINGToN'S BIRTHDAY FIT
TINGLY CELEBRATED AT
ARMoRY
VERY PATRIOTIC PROGRAM OF
MUSIC AND ADDRESSES !
is GIVEN

With patriotic addresses, songs and
drills, Washington's Birthday was hon
ored at the Armory Thursday afternoon,
when a large audience, including mem
bers of Hecker Post, G. A. r., many
citizens and several hundred school
children gathered to pay tribute to the
memory Of the Father of His Country.
Patriotic Program
The program was opened with an adj
dress by Prof. ii. G. Hess, superintendent
Of the. Public Schools, who had charge
of the program. The first number was a
song, Washington" by the High School
Octet, the. members of which did ex-
ceptionally well, and were heartily APP
plauded. Miss Adela Ouren of the Nor
NAL Training Department of the school
delivered a recitation on Washington s
Birthday" which was well rendered,
the young lady doing justice to senti-
ments expressed in excellent manner.
"a Boy Lived Long Years Ago. was the
title Of a song well rendered. by the
primary grades of the Emerson School,
Miss Gladys Grussendorf presided at the
piano, in this and other songs. ) ,....
In an address in English, F. johns
son related how the foundation planks
Of this republic we're laid in the .Teutonic
Black Forests 900 years before America
was discovered He said, referring to
Washington, it was bu. fitting that his
wonderful character and patriotism
should be constantly kept before the
young and growing generation.
Gles Club sPleases
."The Flag Maker was the title of a
recitation well rendered by Hilarious
Berg. The High School Girls Glee
Club sang "Carmena'' so well that an
encore called them back, when they sang
a medley Of old time school songs.
A drill exercise by Is or 80 Little
Patriots" Of the Fifth and Sixth Grades
of the Washington school was an ex-
ceptional feature Of the afternoons
program.
Rev. A. Biebighauser Of Sleepy Eye,
in the first half OF his address, which was
in German, kept the little folks in an
uproar Of laughter, by the humorous
stories that he told to lead up to his
subject which dwelt en- the character of
Washingtcn, in peace and in war.
The exercises OF tie day closed with
america, !" sung by the sudience.
The affair was in charge of Hecker
Pest, of which Jacob Klossner is COM
nander.
Members Of the Order of the Eastern
Star from this and other sections will
gather at the Masonic Hall here Thursday
evening, when School of instruction
will be given under the auspices Of Orien-
tai Chapter, No. go. Two districts will
be represented. Members from Sleepy
Eye, Springfield and New Ulm Of this
district, which for this occasion will be
combined with the one comprising Tracy
Lake Benton, Sanborn and Lambe1ton.
About two hundred members will be
present. Mrs. Maud Kendrick, Of Spring
Valley, Grand Worthy Matron Of the
order in this state, will conduct the
school. Other graadllddgg Officers also
,areyexhected tbibe HEREOF A'iBaasdiqluuet VIII
Gbe served ct s o'clock and the work will
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-28


frof. Z. =. HOLSTER, superintendent
OF schools at Henderson, MINI, has been
elected as head Of the public schools at
sprlneheld, at salary Of SLIGO a year.
he will succeed Prof. Bu1rell, who has
rendered his resignation to the school
board, to take effect at the end Of The
present school year.
I lamberton has suffered its second
serious fire within the last month a. q
Two buildings, one occupied as a restau.
rant and the other by plumber were
DESTROYED few days ago. The first fire.
caused the loss Of practically the only
lnotel intl1e village :''y since WHICH time the
s''aVelng public has depended On The
restaurant for accommodations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED, 70 buy for cash, old SoTd and
4 silver. Highest prices. &c. Mayer la.
o2ArR ~ Hast broad SIoeL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

TENTS Tor sale rent. new anu OH. all
forii.s. ierrinrs ana Scout cauipmenL
LEA rHER pUrTEES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

GOOD estr:e- e.! Il car. -: 49,. re-
eo.srsd %c;i9E q: aatc--c-I.- III !.
passenger. Give Ia. s.t,-.-...- :. !. No. -
6ue u inI..-A;--- : 80 es-- .-..r-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

FOR sAIt ont ~" IN 4-cyEnl-f 2 pa.
,senger StudtoaSeF with son E!!i. ,if-,
also one Dodge i=!. roadster. paifit and -ne-
ehanicai condition Al \ bargain 10 elicx
buyer. See X D CoGacl!. t1t Lyric BlGg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
COWPEAS WANTED

We can use large quantities OF Early hams
. norm. tie California piackeye peas, Gray
SToree: and the large yellow SOFA beans
SEst be good STOCK, cleaned aaG screened
p-F;asnfnt market. address. st once L
Siia;t-- ~ West twenty eighth street, Des
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
CLOTHING

SONG poems wanted. Unusual ofrer W,
compose catchy music and help sell tc
reliable publishers Song Writers Seryic,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

FOX SAFE c:ta1, o. vi! t:.-+ foT -. .,.1-.
s-p>Asens.. automobile y. goo: .crc. ~.
VIII TAKE par, cash rel.nc. q tx. -
dress r e.. c.rs Timer Iy!sLzcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

WAGONS anu commercial automobils
bodies ana tops iNSuAr uson Bros. els
NrnnE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
FOR observation-disclosures.

SEVERAL alternating anu direct current
ceiling fans In good ordU. Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09

tHsIlNE! sure power produc-r. Carbon
:, cleansf' no ihJE'i"F 70 motor. ~ isb.
!eis ~. Money !v'GnHei !: not sa,.s:.c
LIZ S S sai's COMPANY. g. i.n.t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
BRAK BYDkA.

w ca}ej okupacyi austryackleJ
jak i swoja droga niemieckleJ, pa
nuje powszechny brak byd1a. "
Kieleckiem mp. wladze zakazall
odbywania wszelkich jarmarkoN
ia bydlo, by zapobiedz jego uby'
kowi. Pisma jednak zapowladaJa
re liczba byd1a pod zine jeszczt
sic zmniejszy, nie przytaczajac j
dnak przyczyn tego majacego III
staple faktu. Moe zostaje OH "
zwiazku z aprowizacya woJska
kt6re musi mice mieso bez wzgle.
du ma to, skad ono pochodzl
.Wszak W Niemczech juz zagrozc
no hodowcom bydla, re ma wypa.
dek niedostatecznie rozwiniete:
ma czas nierogacizny, beda music.
Ii odstawiac wszystko, co sic "
chwili zapotrzebowania znajdzie
pod reka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
RTSKuP BANDURSKI w CZE.
STOCHOWIE.

z Czestochowy dnosza re W NE
dziele q Sierpnia. ks. biskup Or
|W1adys}aw Bandurski zjechaf do
Czestochowy by z1ozyc hold kro'
lowej Korony Polskiej.
o godz. 10 rano odprawif ks
biskup Bandurski msze sw. pred
cudownym obrazem, a potem wy.
glosi} kazanie patryotyczne WY
wajac ca1y nar6d polski do jed
nossci W tel prze1omowej chwill, "
kt66rej waza sic jego losy i W kto
rel maja sic ziscic pragnienia i ma
rzenia ca1ych pokolen: wolnej j
niepodleg1ej Ojczyzny.
Nastepnie = pisze "Kur LwoW
ski ks. biskup polecal udre--
czony W wiekowej niedo1i nasz
marco -opiece Najswietszej Panien
Xxi blaga1 ia, jake Krolowe ko--
rony polskiej", azeby wyjednafa
u Najwyzszego nasze zasfuzone
cierpieniami zjednoczenie j wy
|wolenie."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Z POD M0SKALA.
zYDZ1 oPANUJA zYWIEC.

zywiec. Mieszczanie :tutejsi[ ME llt
pozwalali Cd dawna zydom mles2
kac w zywcu i dotychczas skutecz
ME opierali sic najsciu zydowskiee
mu. w ostatnich dniach zyd Self.
ter kupil ma licytacyi Geese domu
W samym rynku lezacego, CYL
stale sic przez to obywatelem ZyW
ca. Okoliczne gminy, zamieszkale
przez zyd6w, a zw}aszcza Zab1o-
Gle, majq z tego powodu ME mafc
uciechy.
Przykra to rzecz, IL obywatele
zywieccy pozwolili, ably zyd kupl]
GEESE domu, przeciez. ma to STAG
tam niejednego zapewne mieszcza
nina. Ia tym jednym zydem przyJ
da wnet setki zydow, rozmnoza
sic W tysiace i opanuja ca1y ~
vice, jak opanowali juz lyle ma
szych miasteczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
WIESUI 2 OJCZYZNY
Z PRUS POLSKICH.
s ODNIOSLO O
BRAzENIA.1

Chelmza. Ma linii kolejowej z
Che}mzy do Kowalewa ma dwor-
cu=w Mlewcu wjecha} pociag to-
warowy liz stojacy ma wolnym to
RE wagon z ceglami. Osmiu ro-
botnik6w, zatrudnionych wy}ado-
waniem cegie}, odnioslo PREY tym
ciezkie Tub mniej dotkliwe obra--
zenia zewnetrzne i wewnetrzne.
Killku rannych trzeba by}o umies-
cic W domu chorych. Powsta1a
szkoda materyalna, jest take Una
czna. Ma kogo spada wilma -tego
nieszczesliwego wypadku, dotych-
czas ME zdo}ano stwierdzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
. GAIIGYI
NIEMIECKI DZIENNIK WE
LWOWIE.

Jak donosi lwowskie "Dilo'
od 1 stycznia nowego roku, zacz-
ME wychodzic we Lwowie pierw--
sly, dziennik w jezyku niemiecklm
pit. "Ostgalizische Feldzeitungg
ma razie w nak1adzie kilku tysle-
:cy exemplary. Co do wydawa--
ME zawarto umowe z jedna 2 dru-
karin lwowskich, kt6ra przeprowa
dza odpowiednie adaptacye: spro
wadzila maszyne rotacyjna, kllka
maszyn do skladania, czcionk go
tyckie i t. d. wszystko to wskazu
je, re przedsiebiorstwo to obllczo
no ma wielka skale. Wydawcami j
redaktorami So wy}acznie Niemcy
z Rzeszy. Zadaniem "Ostgalizis-
che Feldzeitung" bedzie w pierW
Sym rzedzie podawanie niemiec--
kim oficerom i zo}nierzom wiado
mossci z teren6w wojennych, oraz
zaznaiamianie ich z narodowo-po
litycznymi, kulturalnymi i gospo
|darczymi stosunkami Galicyi. Wy
|dawcy tego pierwszego we. Lwo--
vie niemieckiego dziennika maya
zamiar kontynuowac jego wyda--
wanie i pc wojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Szklanka Cieplej Woody !
Rama Pred Sniadanlem
UiiIpie VAN Tbuszczu
Jezeli Bedziecie Wy
chodzie Ma $wie-
RE Powietrze.
Badzcie unliarkOWani w
Waszej dyecie i 0Dni-
ZCie SWa wage z
TaSSCO.

Brak swiezego powietrza oslabia kwasor6d =
daiacy moe krwi. watroba stale sic slamazarna,
tluszcz nagromadzil sic a czynnosc zywotna VIE
lu organ6w zostaje W lyle. C7ynnost serca costa
je oslabiona. pracuje z wysileniem a %pieknosc fl
curry jest zniszczona.
T}uszcz nabyty przez zycie W domu jest niez-
drowy i iezeli natura ME pomaga do gubienia go
przez nacisk kwasorodu, noszacego site krwi ME
bezpieczny przypadek ~oty}osci moze nastapic.
Jezeli czujesz il s~tajesz sic "a oty}ym. WEI te
sprawe W rece natychmiast. Me czekaj al twoja
figura stanie sic smieszna a zycie ~zostanie znisz-
czone przez dzwiganie bryly niep.zyjemnego
niezdrowego ~tluszczu.
Spedz lyle .czasu lie mozliwie mozesz ma swie-
zem powietrzu: oddychaj g}eboko i WEI cd twego
aptekarza pudelko tassco. WEI szklanke goracej
woody kazdego rama rrzed sniadaniem tedy WEI
tassco DO kazdem jedzeniu i gdy idziesz spaf.
Waz sic co kilka dni i uzywaj lekarstwa tax
d}ugo az csiegniesz normalna wage. Tassco jest
}agodne do brania, pomaga trawieniu i Jest przez-
naczone do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = dsjacego
moe krwi.
Navel kiika dniowe ~leczenie powinno pokaza$
znaczne obnizenie wagi. Niema mic lepszego ma
.~otylose.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15

wprawdzie 2 niebezpiecz,ne1go POI
}ozenia. Cyrak atoli =odni6sl tax
powazne okaleczemia, re pre-
wies6 go musiano do lazaretu v
Bydgoszczy, gdzie mu odjeto pra
wa noge. Nastepnego dnia wyzio.
nal ducha wskutek uplywu krWl,
-Nieszczesliwy pozostawil zone ]
IL dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
2 P%OZNANSKIEGO
STRASZNY WYPADEK.

7abiszyn. Straszny wypadek
.zdarzy} sic W majatku Ostrowie.
.Robotnik Cyrak m16cil zyto ma
szy11a. Maggie sp1oszyly sic konie
pred stadem rogaczy 1rozbieg}y
sic. Cyrak dosta} sic przytem pra
wa noga w maszyne i wleczony
by} jake sto krok6w, zanim konie
sic zatrzyina}y. Robotnicy pracu--
lacy w bliskosci uwolnili go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
ODWAzNY CHLOPIEC.

Wartembork Odwaznego ety.
nu dokonal 12-letni ch}opiec J6--
zef Him.. Widzac 8-letniego syna
pewnego t~utejszego kupca, kt6ry
wpad1 W rzeke i byl W niebezpie--
czenstwie u%toniecia, wskoczy} do
woody i z n%arazeniem wlasnego zy
cia chlopca cd smierci uratowa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
sTRASZNE NIEsZCZESC1E.

Bydgoszcz. Straszne nieszczes--
Gle wydarzy1o sic W Wieziowie u
gospodarza D. G6rskiego. Przybyl
do niego W 6dwiedziny jego szwa
gier, hotelista p. Leon Rybarczyk
z Koronowa. Widzac ma scianie tn
Eye, zdjal ia i zacza} ogladac. Ma
raz pad} strzal i ugodzil 3-letnia
dziewczynke p. Rybarczyka W
szyje, tax, re smierc nastapi}a IA
miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
POCIAGU.

P}oszewo. Wykoleil sic ma sta
cyl w Podg6rzu Pfaszowie jedcn
z wagon6w pociagu, zdazajacego
do Krakowa z Wieliczki. Wagon
.przepehiony by} formalnie dziec
mi szkolnemi, jadacymi do zapi-
SOW. Powodem wykolejenia mialo
bye falszywe. ustawicnie zwrotni-
cy. i osoby lekko ranne, miedzy
niemi iedna &c sluzby kolejowej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
MAD K0kYSKA

Poznan. Me wystarcza Juz ger
manizacya dzieci szkolnych, obec
ME siega sic juz nawet do ko1ys-
XII. Regencya poznahska wydala
bowiem rozporzadzenie, nakazula
&c cwiczenia w szko}ach piosenek
prey ko}ysce czyli tax zwanych
ko}ysanek. Mianowicie, starszym
dzieciom, kt6re W czasie wolnr!ym
cd nauki szkolnej dogladac mu--
sza m}odsze rodzenstwo ma sic "
szkole przyswajac take piosenki'
Szczeg6lnie maja nauczycie1e te--
60 rodzaju piosenki powtarzae
podczas lekcyi spiewu z dziewcze
tami wyzszych klas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
PIE woDE BEDAc ZGRZANY

Kartuzy. Podr6zujacy Masch-
ner z Sopot szedf pieszo z Stezy--
cy do stacyi kolejowej Golubie,
W powiecie kartuzkim. Przybyw--
sly zgrzany na dworzec, wypi}
szklanke woody j wsiadl do WACO
nu. Niebawem upad} niezywy. Wy
padek ten powinien bye przestro
ga, ably ME pic woody, bedac zgrza
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
CIEzKI KAszEL? ZEBRA?
GRIPA?

Potrzebujesz dr'a King'a New
Discovery do usuniecia zaziebie-.
MIA, kojacy balsam wnika leczy
zapalone b}ony, przenika W cho-.
re gardlo, antyseptyczne gatunki
zabijaja zarodki j vase zaziebbiie.
nie jest szybko wyleczone. ORA
::King'a New Discovery przez As
lat bylo podstawa lekarstw IA
kaszel j zaziebienie " tysiacach
dom6w. Wezcie butelke dis j
miejcie pod reka " waszej skrzy
nj z lekarstwamina kaszel, zazie
bienie, krup, grype j wszelkie
bronchiczne choroby. z waszych
aptekarzy so.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
MATcE .CHLoPc6W

Gniezno. Niedawno Zabrano ma
ole do domu wychowawczeggo
dw6ch ch}opc6w, braci Krakow,
noniewaz matka katoliczka, wy
chowywala dzieci pc smierci ojca
p~rotestanta, W duchu katollcklm.
Taxa jest wolnosc wyznania "
|Prusach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
ZMIANA WLASCICIELA.

Golub. W1asnoSc z mlynem p.
Murawskiego W Zawadach naby}
rolnik D. Pielucha. w przeciagu
jednego roku mlyn p~rzeszed} juz
20 RAJ trzeci w inne rece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
NIEsZCZEsCIE PREY MASZY
ME.

Puck. w Amalienfelde 3 letni
synek robotnika J6zefa Muzy
wpad1 ma maszyne, kt6ra wode pc
dzi}a, ciezko zraniony ia miejscu
umar}. ~='" 4-S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15

Bialego " wiien1cu pieciu gwlazd,
z palma i wawrzynem " szpo-
mach. Herb wykona1a artystyczz-
ME firma Braci Kopienskich. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
UNIWERsYTETU 3


" najjblizszych dniach jak
czytamy w5piismach warszaWskch
mad. brama un1iiw,ersytecka ma
tie nieba zawieszony bedzie herb
uniwersytetu, Wyobrazajacy orla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
BANDYrYzM w KRoLEsTW1E

z Radomia donosza<o napadzle
bandyckim, kt6ry wywarf wiel--
kie wrazenie. Mianowicie p. Sta
nislaw Zawadzki, wlasciciel d6br
Czarnylas, napadniety zostaf ia
dziedzincu dworu przez trzech
bandyt6w, przyczem jedenl M Z mich
odrazu wystrzelil 2 karabinu do
D. Zawadzkiego i ranif go W noggee'
Pomimo tego jednak napadnietyy
schwyci1 pierwszego z brzegu j
powali} na-ziemie. Jednak dwaJ
pozostali obezw}adnili p. Zawadz
kiego, raniac go powt6rnie W no
&c. Nastepnie zabrali ma 200 rb'
i zazadali wydania wiecej. W tymr
celu -jeden 2 bandyt6w udal sic 2
D. Zawadzkim do mieszkania na
pietro. Tutaj pan Zawadzki mimo
.dw6ch ran, schwyci1 szybko ban
dyte4wp6l i odebrawszy.. mu bron,
.%zrzucif go pc schodach. Dwaj po-
zostali napastnicy, widzac, re p.
Zawadzki zaopatrzyl sic " bron
i skierowal ia ku MIN, szybko cot
nell sic i znikneli " zaroslach, o
strzeliwujja,c sic gesto. Zbiegg1 row
niez i trzeci, dotkliWie poturbowa
ny przez p. Zawadzkieggo napast-
mix.
Meade County news., 1917-12-20
RuthIess Destruction ordered.

"On account of the destruction OF
the bridge of r, order: The dis
trict shall pay a special contribution
of 100000 francs by way of amends.
This is brought to the notice of the
public, who are informed that the
method of assessment Of the said sum
will be enforced with the utmost Sc
verify. The village Of r will be
DESTROYED Immediately by fire, with
the exception Of certain buildings oc-
cupied for the use of the troops"
These forms have been Of great use
70 the German commanders In Bel
GUM and northern France. The close
ness with which they have been fol-
lowed in these conquered lands, dur
ing the present war. may be seen by
reading these two proclamations:
"The City of Brussels, exclusive OF
Its suburbs, has been punished by an
additional fine Of 100000 francs on
account of the attack made upon a
German soldier by Ryckere, one of Its
police officials.
"The Governor of Brussels,
BARON Won LUETTWITZ."
November ], 1914.
Placard posted on the walls Of Lune-
Vile by order Of the German authcri-
ties:
"Notice to the People:
"Some of the inhabitants Of Lune'
Vile made an attack from ambuscade
on the German columns and wagons
(trains). The same day (some of the)
inhabitants shot at sanitary forma-
tions marked with the Red Cross. In
addition German wounded and the mil
itary ambulance were fred upon.
"Because of these acts Of hostility a
fine of 65O.OO0 francs is imposed upon
the commune of Lunevllle. The may
or is ordered to pay this sum In gold
or silver up to $4,000 francs. Septem-
her 6. 1914, at nine o'clock In the
morning to the representative Of the
German military authority. All pro-
tests will be considered null and void.
No delay will be granted.
"If the commune does not punctual-
" obey the order to pay the sum OF
65O 900 francs, all property that can
he levied upon will be seized.
"Tn case Of non-payment, visits from
house to house will be made and all
the inhabitants will be searched. II
anyone knowingly has concealed
money or attempted to hold back his
goods from the seizure by the military
authorities. or If anyone attempts to
leave the city, he will be shot.
"The mayor and the hostages taken
by the military authorities will be held
responsible for the exact execution
OF the above orders.
"The mayor is ordered to publish
Immediately this notice to the COM
mune.