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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
More Facts Unearthed
About Spinster Meet

Persistent sleuihing and the exercise ot
4 highly trained faculty for fine deductions
NJ the par III 4 force of detectives that has
hccn employed BIZ the Brownsville Bach
nlor~' club has resulted in the unearthine
If plans for a meeting that viii b. held a
The Central Christian church at 80 Sat
urday afternoon when the secretary of
the Old Maids Congress VIII meet with the
other secretaries 10 discuss plans for the
Conference Of old maids 80 be held IN
Brownsville January p.
The Shrewd detective work eXcmpliiied
in the unearthine ot these additional inn
portant detail, in The plans for the old
maids conference T. considered to have
been second only 10 that evidenced IN the
original discovery that a conference i t.
be held. The detectives now believe that
they have the situation well i'll hand and
hough they realize now that il will be- inn
possible ~ this late day to prevent the
meeting they believe hat they will have I'm
rarthed the last detail OF the mystery
S%hrouding the affair before the conference
takes place.
Mysterious wireless messages have been
Intercepted. All possible physical means
vii be reSorted 10 by the secretaries 10
maintain secrecy AT the meeting of Sat
rday night and utmost vigilance j. being
exercised Ia prevent detectives secreting
~dictaphone- In the meeting place.
Sara Ann Strineer u DESTROYS TO hear
rom all eligible widowers and bachelor,
20 the Valley. With their names. age and
other relevant particulars, those applying
should. II possible. send photographs and
state whether they prefer blondes or bru-
neite~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
REORGANIZATION
18TH DIVISION
STAFF or DIVISION TRANSFERRED
TO BROWNSVILLE AND HEAD
QUARTERS TO BE HERE.

The entire staff of the Thirteenth pro-
%viSional division of the United States.
which has been completely re-organized
and it, headquarters removed from Llano
Grande to Brownsville. was announced to-
day ~ Brigadier James Parker, who. be
sides being In command of the district Al
also commander of the division. Whit
General Parker D. commanding both or
carnations. each. except IN a few in
stances. Will have an individual staff.
General Parker personal staff remains
the same. his aides being Captain Cort
landt Parker and First Lieutenant Paul ri.
Nahorg.
The division staff follows: Chief 81
staff, Major Walter {. Bahcock. general
staff; adiutant. Major Loui, VI. Mutt
man. Fourth infantry. Inspector. Colonel
Grote IIuichc-nn, cavalry: Judge advo-
cate. Major A. n. Bufnrd. ir.. Virginia y.
O.: quaricrma-tcr, Captain Alfred Aloe
surgeon. Lieutenant colonel Thomas j.
kirkpatrick sanitary Inspector Major ia,
r.. Shook. VI. C.. engineer. Major William,
n. Wuotcn. corps at engineers: signal al
fircr, Major Frank NJ. Hopkins, Eight
field artillery officer in charge ut nation
Al guard instruction. Major Lincoln 7. Xii
bourne.
Assistants ~ The division staff arc
Captain George Gruncrt. Third cavalry
assistant Judge advnratc. Captain George
W Strong. Sixth cavalry: assistant ~ig
nal officer. Captain George 4. Wiczco-
rex. signal corps: assistant to officer y
charge # national guard instruction. Cap
tain join Det. HALL. Fourth infantry.
Attached Ia the division staff are
Major Charles q. French. Fourth infantry
a. assistant mastering officer. and ln~pec-
tor of records.
The staff j. in the district headquar
tiers remains a. formerly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
Queen Theater Has
Booked War. Brides

Andrew Pappa~, manager and propre-
tor OF the Queen thester. wires the Her
aid today from Dallas a. follows;
Il am Fortunate TO he IN position e.
announce &C. the patrons Of the Queen and
to the public ii general the booking Of
Wan Brides the greatest picture of the
season. starring the world renowned trag-
edienne. Madame Nazimova. consider
this my greatest scoop and a triumph Tor
the Queen. | have also booked the drama
''The Huntress,' q classic. Its scenes
were taken III classical. historir.ithens."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
Indiana Dairymen Meet.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. l,.-Dairvmen
from MI par~ az the state arrivnd here to-
day ~ attend the annual convention Of the
Indiana State Dairy Association, which
u the week Ut Purdue university. There
'~ u large attendance VI members and the
prospects are the convention will he one
nj the most profitable ever held I'M the aS-
Sociation. One Of the attractive features
az the gathering it, j large exhibition ~
larry products and improved dairy machin-
4px.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
DITTMANN.

When Mary Pickford announced that ~he
would hereafter mead her own company
and guide the making of its productions 4
was stated that hereafter she would not
make more than six pictures each year and
these Ia he the most elaborate, costly and
bestd irectcd in which she has ever been
seen. The first of these, "Less Than the
Dust" will he shown Monday ut the Dit
mann theatre here when she will he pre-
by the Aircraft Pictures corpora
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
Live Stock Market

tSupplicd Daily nv Cassidy Southwestern
Commission Co. Fort Worth, Texas.)
FORT WORTH. Tex. Jan. l2.-lIoc~ +:
Receipts $500. including 500 held over.
steady IN . higher: top SlO.25; bulk. 1913
to Sl0l5; quality, mostly common. moth
ing very good here pigs 20 higher; best
pigs 40.
Cattle: Receipts. $500. including 300
calves; beef cattle steady and active: top
steers $3.50; bulk - 80 "a sos; COWS. top
IS; bulk $3.50 tn $3.50; heifers. top $3.50;
bulk $3.50 10 $3.50; bulls. % higher. top
80. bulk. $3.50 to 50: calves, steady.
top $3.50; bulk $3.50 to $500; stocker
cattle steady. steers S6 70 $3.50; COWS
$3.50 u 70: h%elfers, $3.50 10 $3.50: calves
$3.50 to IS.
Sheep: Receipts 60; nominal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

her ease and asked for suggestions from
the public for an appropriate name which
would express al that. Alpha for first.
Twencentia for twentieth century, and
Minncu for Minneapolis. were the result
vi an animated name chase. during which
~ letter poured in with suggestions a.
hc parents If the little maiden. Mis-
Lmndcnn. who l. now q Inch school girl.
ien> her maine plain Alpha Lundcen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

The y"rng woman having the oldest
name in Minneapolis is Miss Alpha Twen-
rntia Minnea Lundeen. who could not
talk when these ambitious appellationS
were fastened on her and thercf re did
nj protest. Thereby hangs m interest
''w tale. Miss Alpha Twcncenfia Hinnea.
vhs is now sweet sixteen. was the first
Minneapolis twentieth century baby, horn
january !, 1901, and the papers took up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

MIR. and Mrs. Marshall White of San
Antonio announce the engagement If their
daughter. Maud Dryden. Ia Mr.. Ilerhcr.
Bryce Parker Of Brownsville. The MAR
mage will iake place the latter part 80
the month in san Antonio. The bride-to-
be was before her removal Ia san Antonio
one of the popular member al the Young
er social set in the city. and was = grad
nate OF the Brownsville public school,
Mr.. Parker j. connected with the Iiarri
son-Chaney garage OF this city.
T.
Mrs. GuSsie Scott CLANCY j. hostess This
afternoon to.the Friday Bri.lge club. The
members met AT her nome al 3 o'clock.
.
be held tonight.
The Red Cross entertainment, at Hink-
ley hall tonight. for the benefit Of the anti
tuberculosis movement. j. on the day,
social calendar.
Miss Francis Landrum will sing Gou-
mods Jewel Song at the Red Cross bene-
fiji entertainment nj Hinklev hall this even
ing. The announcement that Mss Ian
drum j. on the program enhance the an
ticipations Of q thoroughly %eniov y IN
feriainment.
chaperoneS for the b troon. R.chmunr
Blues, hor az the Ilinklev hall next Mon
day evening are announced ~ follow NJ
and Mrs. W. :. West. Mr.. and Mr.. ". +
McDavitt, Mr.. and Mr.. f.. J.. Hicks. Nj
and Mr.. Saunders Gregg. Mr.. and Mr.
I. A. Kinder. Mr. and Mr.. Iamc~ n
Browne. Mr.. and Mr.. r.. II. Holland. ~
and Mrs.. T.. A.. McGarv. Mr.. aud Mr.. :.
VI. Nixon. Mr.. and Mr.. John /. Klcibrr.
The Thursday Bridge club mcmbcr~ am
n number Of invited guests passed v ~
lightful afternoon Yesterday W. TIE homr
of Mr.. Robert Wager. the %clul~'~ ho-tc~
for the occasion. Hot oyster pafiic-
sandwiches were served aud the afternoon
was devoted Ia the scheduled gameS ~
which Mr.. Louis Rrulay received NJ clut
prize and Mr.. Blsnchc r.. Locv the cuc-
prize. Present were Mrs. Locw. Mr.. Rrn
Law. Mrs. q. q. Wagner. Mr.. @. l. HEX
Mrs. James 4. Browne. Mr.. King Mason
Mrs. DAVID l.. Spero. Mr.. George Siovall
Mrs. james Bat~en. Mr.. 4. A~hhhcim
Mr.. Edgar Hicks. Mr.. Fred Hicks. Mr.
j. ". Davis, Mrs. Park Findley. Mr.. Cam
Hill. Mrs. +. d.. Evans, Mrs. A. H.. lIicks
Miss Florence Bell.
George +. Mills Of Pensacola. Fla.
the guest of hs neicc. Mrs.. George TIamil
ton in this city. He j. making tho viS;-
n stop on his trim to san DIEGO. Calf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
Women I'm The News

WOMAN'S YEAR IN LITERATURE.
According 10 William Bartlett Maurice
editor of the Bookman. 1916 IN literature
was emphaticallv a woman year. Mrs
Gene Stratton- Porter 'Michael O'Ifal-
loran'' was the most widely read hook oi
the early months. giving place 10 the late
Jean Nebsters Dear Enemy while a
dramatizatlon of an earlier work by the
same author, Daddy Long Legs" was one
of the most popular plays of the year.
Eleanor III. Porter. author Of "Pollyonna.
added "Just David to her collection 1T
%laurclS. 4 Young brother 1T the Glad Girl
who bids fair Ia rival her in popular APP
proval. Other emphatic feminine sue
ceSscS in American literature were MarN
Roberts Rinahar;'~ N" Ellen Glasgow
Life and C;abriclla.' and Kathleen Nor
ri,'~ ''The Heart If Rachael III Eng
land. two of the notable novels nf the
year were III - hv women. Mrs. Humphrey
Wards LADY Connie" and Mr.. Belize
lowndcS' Good old Anna
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

The bark Of the black manerove. 4 tree
growing %abundantly in the Bahamas, has
been found to yield nm excellent tanning
material.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

Mrs. Peavish says hat sometimes she
wishes she could trade Mr.. Peavish for an
eeg and then hit it with q hammer Gal
weston News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

"NcS, Teddy: get right on"
the side
We amt goin' sideways Teddy; get
right on."-Boston Transcript.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

Electric fans nave made il possible t.
keep churches and theatres in southern
India open in summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

The sides Of a new vacuum washer fol
y purposes j. corrugated so it ear
be US ID as a wash board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

Electric fog sirens have been invented
that can BE heard ~ miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12
INTRODUCE FEMALE -rooTMAN.-

INTRODUCE FEMALE "FnoTMA\.'
Lady Randolph Churchill. formerly Ms
Jennie Jerome Ut New York. and one of
the most influential of American women
in England. was the first woman in Lon
don society to introduce the female foot
man. which since the war haS become
u curren thing. Lady Churchill employed
women 10 want ~ table and ~ hutlrr~ and
either capacities usually held BY. m least
y year before the was wa- begun. Now
the war i very seriously threatening that
nobli. institution. the English butler. for
the substitution has proved = distinct sue
ce~s nearly everywhere. even in clubs.
Among the notable London ho~ic~~c~ who
have completely overhauled their "-cr-
vice and replaced every man servant IN
> woman. i the Duchess Of Marlborough.
formerly Mis- Consuclo Vanderbilt oi
New York. whose lrckcvS aud footmcn.
md even her chauffcur,, are all women.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-12

George f.. Mills of Pensacola. Fla. J
the guest Of his neicc. Mrs. George IIamil
ton in this city. He j. making tho viS;'
n stop on his trip to San Diego. Calf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
hieso.

Uzywajcie wiecej drobiu, kr6li
k6w Tub zajecy, a szczeg6lnie ryb,
i wodnych zwierzat " miejsce wo
}owiny, wieprzowiny j baraniny
jak najczesciej. Wolowiny, bara-
niny Tub wieprzowiny ME spozy-.
wajcie wiecej niz raz dziennie, q j
wtedy " miejszych ilosciach. co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
MekQ.

Zuzywajcie wszystko mleko ME
niszcie z niego ami odrobiny. DIE
81 musza mice mleko niezbierane,
~uzywajcie przeto mniej smietan--
III. Niezmiernie wiele mleka sic
marnuje przez wylewanie serwat
ki Tub mleka kwasniego. Kwasne
go mleka MONA uzywac do goto-
Iwania i robienia sera. Uzywajcie
duo maslanki i sera.
f Tluszcze (mas}o, smalec etc.,
Maslo z nabialu ma wartosc po-
Zywcza konieczna ola dzieci. Ola
tego PREY stole uzywajcie go lyle.
60 zwykle, zwlaszcza ola dzieci
!lJak najmniej jednak uzywajcie
'masla do gotowania. Sporzadzaj-.
cie mnie.j smazonych potraw ola
IIoszczedzania smalcu i innych thu.
szczow. Uzywajcie oliwy z roslin
,jak z oliwek i siemienia %lnianego
'Oszczedzajcic codziennie t~rzecia
iczesc uncyi %tluszczow zwierze.
cych. Me marnujcic mydla ;zawie
,ra ono tfuszcz i gliceryne potrzet
ma do naboj6w. Mozecie W domu
ssporzadzac myd}o do szorowania
IA gdzieniegdzie mozecie sprzeda-
wac oszczedzone t}uszcze mydla'
rzowi, kt6ry taym sposobem poz!
|ska potrzcbna ia mgliceryne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
WAYNE WSKAZ6WKI.
Kwestya g1own4.

Jest dostarczac naszym sprzymie.
rzonym zywnosci W ciagu zbliza.
jacej sic zimy, a gfownie jej arty.
kul6w jak najpozywniejszych, a
zajmujacych jak najmniej miej.
sea PREY wysylkach. Artykufami
takimi zywnosci sa pszenica, wo-
lowina, wieprzowina, nabial i GU.
kier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15

"Nasze miasta zbankrutowanes
i ME NIGGA juz utrzymywac Was
nych schronisk. Ma try dni pred
moim wyjazdem z Warszawy ,przy
SHY do mnic zarzady PIP wspiera
nych przez mas schronisk i oswald
czyfy mi, &c Warszawa ME mozc
ich dluzej wspomagac jesli dol.
grudnia nie dostana ma ten eel
$4,000 z zagranicy, to trzeba be-
die wszystkie schroniska pozamy
kac. R6wna}oby sic to zas wyrzu-
ceniu ma ulice $4,000 dzieci.
"Dolara miesiecznie ma kazde
dziecko, a mona te dzieci ocalic.
Kazdy dollar przeto u%ratuje jedno,
dziecko polskiemu narodowi. Po-
r6ownac tylko olbrzymie koszta
p%ustoszenia ludzkoSci z drobna su
ma, kt6raby zbawic MONA ludz-
kosc. Najskuteczniejszym srod-
klein o%calenia dzieci jest wysyla-
ME ich ma wies. Wloscianie chet-
ME JIG do siebie przyjmuja i kar-
mia. Najpierw rodzice opicrali
sic zarzucajac: "Jesli many z g}o
Gu ginac, to umrzem.y razem.' A
teraz chetnie oddaja swe dzieci,
powiadajac, IL spokojnie w!ymra
z g}odu, byle tylko dzieci ocala}y.
Brak odziezy ola dziatwy.
"Oddalissmy ia wies 10000 die
CT, lccz musielismy wysy}ke te
wstrzymac, poniewaz przyjmuja--
cy je chetnie chlopi domagaja sic
by dzieciska by}y odziane, a sami
;odziezy ME posiadaja. My jej tax
re ME many. Co gorsza, wloscia-
ME zaczynaja odwozic dzieci ma
!powrot, gdyz ME chca ich trzymac
przez zine bez ubran. Ia 100 ma
rex. co dis wynosi $14, mozemy,
odziac i utrzymac jedno dziecko
lido konca wojny. A jest to jedna
y poSr6d tysiecy sposobnosci, kt6
rq uchwycic nalezy natychmiast.
"Mozemy kupic mleka W Pol
see a jedynie to lekarstwo moga-
&c ocalic tysiaces umierajacych
dzieci, lecz ME many IA to picnic
dry. Obecnie zywimy 1000 os6b
dilemma racya, kt6ra sic sk}ada z
kwarty zupy. Ma zupe zuzywamy
400 gram6w kartofli. Qpr6cz tego
wydajemy racye dziennie chleba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15

obdarzeni zostalismy " calej pei
nj i W natchnionym stopniu posta
nowieniem i duchem z1aczonej ak
cyl. Doprowadzeni zostalismy do
,jednosci cel6w i zamiar6w. Move
silly wspolnej rady j wsp6lnej ak
cyl objawi}y sic u mas.
Powinnismy szczeg6lnie die
kowac Bogu, re posr6d takich O.
kolicznosci, wobec najwiekszego
przedsiewziecia, jake kiedykol--
wick ludzkie umysfy powziely,-
posiadamy, bylebysmy zachowy-
wall rozsadna i praktyczna O.
szczednosc, obfitosc wszystkiego
co jest potrzebne do zaopatrywa
MIA potrzeb tych, kt6rzy z Mani
So zjednoczeni jak naszych VIA
snych.
Move swiat}o b}yszczy mad ma
mi. Wielkie obowiazki chwili bu-
dza W mas nowego wiekszego du
cha narodowego. Nigdy wiecej
ME bedziemy rozdzieleni lub
chwiali sic W niepcwnosci, z ja-.
kiego materya}u sic skladamy.
A skladajac dzieki "a to wszy.
stko, b}agajmy Wszechmocnego
Boga, bysmy W calej pokorze du
cha mogli zawsze Il Niego szuka6
kierownictwa; abysmy ustawic7
ME utrzymywani byli W duchu
zamiarze sfuzby; azeby Jego las:
ka wskazywa}a ma drogi, a wzma
cnia}y sic nasz silly; i azeby "
czasie przez niego oznaczonym
wolnosc i bezpieczenstwo i iowa.
rzyskie poczucie wsp6lnej spra-.
wiedliwosci udiclone bylo wszyst.
kim narodom IA ziemi.
Dlatego vice ia. Woodrow Wi
son, Prezydcnt Stan6w Zjednoczc
nych Ameryki, naznaczam niniej.
SEEN Czwartek, dzien dwudzieste
go dziewiatego Listopada, ia
Dzien Dziekczynienia j modlitwy
i upraszam nar6d W ca}ym kraju
azeby W tym dniu %powstrzymy-
wano sic cd zwyklych zajec i "
rozmaitych domach i swiatyniac}
sk}adano podziekowania Bogu
wielkiemu Panu narod6w.
w dow6d czego kfade TIL mo,
podpis i polecifem przy}ozyc pie
czec Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Dan W DYstrykcie Columbia
dis dnia Si6dmcgo Listopada. Re
ku Panskiego Tysiac Dziewiec.
set Siedmnastego, a niepodleglo<
ci Stanow Zjednoczonych Amery
XII Sto Czterdzicstego Drugiego.
Woodrow Wilson.
Y polecenia Prezydenta:
Robert Lansing.
SakrotArZ Sfann.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
ARMlAP0LSKAW WE FRANCYI

Ma zadanie mistrza Padcreves-
skiego Wydzia}u Narodowego.Ta
deusz Wrohskii zajai sic zorgani.
zowaniem i przygotowaniem Pier
wszej Orkiestry Armii Polskiej.
Wyjedzic ona wkr6tce ma Oh.
jazd kolonii polskich.
Me cd rzeczy vice bedzie kr6t
kie streszczenie karyerye tego
wybitnego ma obu p0fkulach spie
waka.
Wronski ukonczy} konserwato.
ryum W Mcdyolanie we W}oszech
debiutowal W teatrze miejskim
W Bugancavallo, ,nastepnie spic-.
wal W Wenecyi i Veronie i wye
chat ma szereg wystep6w goscin-
nych do Warszawy j Petersburga.
Prasa ojczysta r6wnie i prasa ell.
ropejska z wielkiem uznaniem cd.
nosiia sic do wybitnego artysty
naszego. Pc powrocie do Wloch
spiewal W Medyolanie. lupienie.
Neapolu i Rzymie a W roku 1913
przyjal propozycye bostonskiej O.
perry i przyjechal do Ameryki. Pc
skonczonym sezonie spiewa} W
Paryzu W teatrze ma Polach Eli
zejskich. Reangazowany wraca do
Ameryki. Wybuch jednakze VOL
ny by} przyczyna upadku boston
skiej opery i zerwania kontrak-
tow z artystami a zast6j " sztu--
ce W Europe i niebezpieczenst--
VIC podr6zy, So przyczyna, re
Wronski dis znajduje sic W A.
meryce. Cd poczatku wojny lacz
ME z komitetami ratunkowymi II
SLIME pracuje na ponce Ola Oh
czyzny i praca jego W tym kie-
runku powazne juz przynios}a o
woce.
Obowiazkiem kazdego jest
p6jsc s}yszec nasza piekna, rodzin
na muzyke wykonana pod kierun,
klein takiego artysty. CT kt6rzy
znaja r. Wronskiego slyszeli jego
spiew, mieli okazye slyszec orlkiie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
Iydie1 zebevi q ! Ola gospodyf.
Rady Administrator ~zzywne$fi Standw zzjiednoc1enyeh.
Gen, n1eieeie sic -~przyczyuic DO zwyciestwa " tel woinie

Rzadowa Administrators zyw-
nossci zyczy sobie, azeby kazda
gospodyni lub. kazda glowa domu
podpisa}a j, ~przeslala Administrd-
torowi karte pocztowa tresci ma
stepujacej:
Dc, Administracyi zywnosci:
z przyjemnoscia Wezme udzia}
W Panskiich staraniaeh so=zachowa
ME zyvnosci ola naszego naro--
duy j przyjmuje niniejszem miano
wanie mnie czfonkiem Admin
stracyi zywnosci stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, zobowiazujac sic stoso--
wac do wskaz6wek i rad Admin
stratora zywnosci W moim domu,
10 lie .dozwola okolicznosci
Nazwisko :.:.:.:;... $500.
Utica ...:.....
Mlasto !. /. -. Stan 5000.
Celem pozyskania jak najwie--
cej takich podpisanych zobowia
zan, i azeby gospodynie glowy
domu zyska}y sposobnosc do O.
trzymywania r6znych instrukcyj
cd czasu do czasu ukladanych
przez administracye zywnosci,
poczyniono nastepujace projekta
ii zarzadzenia
1.) Uczniowle i uczenicc szk6]
publicznych i parafialnych sta.
rae sic beda dawac sposobnost
kazdej gospodyni W Winonie dc
podpisywania kart powyzszych "
jej w}asnym domu i podawac in.
formacye, co w}asciwie rozumie
sic pod s.konserwacya zywnoSci'
przyrzekly W wspoldzialanie
Ipod tym .w%zgledem. 7
~ W budkach regestracyj
nych kobict, kt6rych tysiace OF.
wiera sic W biezacym tygodniu "
r6znych miastach.
Zwraca sic uwage ia to, by pod
pisywano tylko urzedowe karty
zobowiazah wydawanc przez Ad.
ministracye zywnosci Stan6w Zjo
dnoczonych, kt6re otrzymac MOI
ma W spos6b wyzej podany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
uC1MY DzlECl NASzE CzYTAC, PlSA(
M0WlC 20 P0lSKU.
PR0KLAMACYA PREzYDEN.
Ia 0 DNlU DzlEK-
CZYNIENIA.

Prezydcnt Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych og(osil proklamacye haste
pujaca:
Cd dawna byfo szacownym
zwyczajem naszego narodu, W je-
sieni obfitujacej W owoce zwracac
sic Z nabozenstwami dziekczyn-
nemi ku Wszechmocnemu Bogu
"a liczne blogos}awienstwa i }aski
zlewane ia mas jake nar0d. Mo-
zemy isc "a tym zwyczajem take
teraz, nawet poSr6d tragedy
swiata nawiedzonego wojna i ME
zliczonemi nieszczesciami, posr6d
smutk6w i wielkiego %niebezpie--
czcnstwa, albowiem nawet pos
rod ciemnoSci kt6ra mas otoczyia
mozemy dostrzedz wielkie blogo-
s~lawienstwa Boze ma mas zlewa-
ne, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, kt6re So
cenniej szemi cd samego pokoju
umys}u i powodzenia W przedsie-
wzieciach:
Otrzymalismy s~posobnos;c do
oddania using ludzkosci ca}ej tax,
jak niegdys oddaismy sobie sa-
mym usfugi we wielkim dniu O.
e~loszenia Niepodleglosci, przez
chwycenie "a bron przeciw tyra-
nil, kt6ra grozila opanowaniem j
po~nizeniem ludzi wszedzie i przez
polaczenie sic z innymi wolnymi
narodami W domaganiu sic ola
wszystkich narod6w swiata tego.
czego domagalismy sic w6wczas
i co osiagnelismy ola siebie.
w dniu tym objawienia nasze-
so obowiazku bronienia nietylko
naszych wlasnych praw jake ma
rodu, ale take bronienia praw
wolnych ludzi ma calym swiecie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
Cuier.

Mniej spozywajcie cukierk6w
skodkich napoj6w. Mniej cukru
bierzcie do herbaty i kawy. Ivy
wajcie miodu, syropu klonowego
ciemnych syrop6w do goracych
yciast i wafli bez masfa i cukru.
Me robcie lukru i ME pieczcic lu-
krpwanych ciastek. Ia to ME ska
pcie cukru do robienia kompotow,
prezerwow z owocow i powidef.
-Mezna ich uzvwae W miejsce ma
sla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-15
Cleb i xboie.

Przynajmniej raz ma dzien OBJ!
wajcie sic bez pieczywa z max
pszennej. Uzywajac buick, cias-
tex i chleba z maxi kukurydzia-,
rej, o%wsianej, zytnicj, jeczmien
nej lubs mieszanej W miejsce pie.
czywa z maxi pszennej PREY jed.
.nym posiiku dziennie, hub jezeli
MONA PREY dwu. Spozywajcie
mniej ciastek.
Co do bia}ego chleba, to kupu,
JAG Il piekarza, zamiawiajcie dziei
naprz6d, a W tym razie on p lee
ME bedzie wiecej. niz potrzeba.
Krajcie bochenki ma stole i tylko
W takiej ilosci jak potrzeba. Do
suchark6w potraw uzywajcie
chleba czerstwego.