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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

IF the money for is not raised by bond sales, 1t
will be raised by taxation.
This is not in the nature of a threat Ii is merely
the statement of plain business proposition
Liberty bond is an investment returning per
cent. Taxation is all outgo, with no return
There are many people who imagine that, by just
holding tight to what they have, they can evade making
any payment toward prosecution of the war. All such
are wholly mistaken If dollars will not volunteer they
will he taken by taxation, just men were taken when
volunteering failed to produce the adequate armies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
And Tina, eshsus.s the subJee.


Whereas my wife. Mabel Boutin.
due cause or provocation. | hereby
forbid all persons trusting or har.
boring her on my account after this
date. WILLIAM BoUTiN.
Whereas I saw Mr.. Boutin's post
ing notice In Saturdays Banner. 7
wish To reply 10 II. left my own
bed and board. as he never had any
10 leave. and az for board. ! fur.
nishcd my own board for the last
~ years. M every one knows. he
never worked In the winter time.
and his board had 20 10 on just tho
same. My own name being on all
trading bills I'm town for II years
80 hereby forbid all persons Of
trusting him on my account. as
shall pay no bills OF his contracting
after this date.
MABEL BOUT1N.
bennington Vt. Banner.
The New York suffs have issued
bulletin advising women not 10
spend their money for ice cream
soda. because n IL fattening. Now
there's n reason that has weight.
A street car that's smashed. n FIN.
ger that's mashed.
a plaintiff who's pale. wan and
thin.
A Judge and Jury worked up to a
fury
My Gawd, how the money rolls
In
Deep Stuff
The chief OF police believes that
Waukeganites should purchase n
log chain and attach II to the rear
~ the car when II n left standing
at n curb. "If thief makes off
with the car. the rattle OF the chain
on the brick pavement will attract
sufficient attention TO put the cop
pers wise TO what's on" says the
chlef-Waukegan Sun.
why not" whynots the man
at the next desk, attach a bio
NOOK 10 inc Cnaln ' MS might
catch the copper by the leg and
Jerk him Into the machine,
where he would be put even
WISER"
MutchIe-klster. Tee-Hee
Kenosha friends have received
cards announcing the engagement
OF Miss Florence Kister and Arthur
Mutchie. both OF Racine.-Kenosha
News.
A New York saloonkeeper says
drinks Will soon be 81 apiece. A
great victory for prohibition.
Fineerprlnts
The engagement OF Miss Elsie
Finger. OF Far Rockaway. and Sam.
uel Printz. OF New York. has been
announced.
|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
ION life'S necessaries.

"
The fellow boarding $50 or 500 which might be
profitably invested in Liberty bond is simply inviting
the tax collector to take his hoard without any tangible
return, and that's policy which is neither good bus-
ness nor patriotism.
The longer the war the higher the taxation.
The Liberty loan is means toward stopping war and
war taxation as soon as possible. If the war is not
stopped soon there must be subscription to fifteen more
billions of Liberty loan bonds, or taxation to make up
for the deficiency of such subscription.
The bond solicitor is gentlemanly, patriotic, we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

II the present Liberty loan issue Is not taken, con-
gress in December will have TO tremendously increase
the rates of federal taxation, and il may reduce the in
come exemption in the case of unmarried people to
$500 How foolish in the drawing $3.50 per day
not to help head off increased taxation by buying
bond that pays him the equivalent Of bank deposits! In
his case as in the case of millions of other small income
earners this bond matter is simply of saving money
at per cent interest or paying taxes.
Nobody is going to escape paying, be he pro-Ger-
man. neutral or red-ho pacst II he doesn't invest in
bonds or pay direct income tax, he'll pay in prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

mass meeting. held 10 deal with
the siugger situation. met Saturday
noon.
The committee finds the situa-
ton very serious. While fear has
made some women hyste1cal. the
committee finds that the grave
danger Is that the public will be
lulled into a false sense OF security
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

erty Loan In
money devoted To
that great cause.
Constitu tiona |
liberty was born
In England. aud
was transplantei
In America by
our forcfatherS
our history and
England's are the
sane down TO
20 years ago.
rhe abstracts of
tile 90 our liber-
lea run back 10
yclif. John
lall. Jack Straw.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

thru an apparently organized effort
TO discredit the reports OF victims
on the ground that they arc hys
terical.
The committee plans an exhaue
tive Investigation before making .
report. Women and girls who have
cases to report are invited to call
the chairman az East 4245.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
Key Men Will Dance

Photographers In Seattle and vicin-
ity will dance on October ~ ai
Douglas hall for the benefit OF their
war relief fund.
This IL the first OF n series OF
such events. The teieKraphcrs' war
relief corps will locate positions left
vacant by drafted telcgraphera.
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j.. . a. f.. ID. TX. S. i.
COLYUNNl
A towards fear can make .
eaus.ra xalla,s

A towards tear can make
coward vailant.-Felitham.
The kaiser has suggested that
the Bulgars start n drive. Another
indication that he's about out OF
gasoline himself,
The worst has happened--the
price OF pumpkin pies has gone up.
Germany seiEes steel. cables
COPENHAGEN. This In addition TO
all she's getting from the mouths
OF French and British cannon
When threc-ccnt postage comes.
father will have another excuse for
not mailing the letter mother told
him not TO forget
(From q Woman's vie~poine
A Harvard university chemist
has perfected a tear gas TO produce
copious weeping. II was designed
for army use. but ought 10 have n
large circulation among movie
actresses.
MY wife and daughters are max.
Ing me a comfort KIT" writes ID. T.
I'll use II on the morning trip from
West Seattle TO the Square. and on
the way back at night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
CHAPTER I.


crashed heavily smooth beach
he sea ilimitabie.
said
reclned iuxuousy her specially I'm
ported sand
Yes IT," responded heir
n hundred millions.
wonderful Is" exclaimed Hortense TO find kindred
time like
sympathetic in admiration Of this shore stuff
Clarence pasonately. "the minute
our n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

Hortenses
bathing suit of red and stripes three inches wide
said. omnously. who this wowser7"
Clarence, his Clarence
o
Carolina,
servant"
to the and a This sotanly
for thirst"
CHAPTER w.
passed Clarence returned Hortenses
father n parched
bar
father. For they.
are kindred souls
reclining xuous in her imported sand
and he stretches uimitable. immense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

NEW YORK. y. y.--Sinee tho
remarkable discovery OF or
gnnlc iron. SuxAtcd Iron or
"Ter Suxate.~ as the French
call ~. has taken the country
by storm. II IL conscrvaiivelr
estimated that over three mil
lion people annually are taking
IL in this country alone. Most
results are report
"a from its use by both physi-
clans and ihymrn. So much 80
that doctors predict that We
shall soon have new age OF
far more beautiful. rosy-cbcck-
cd women and vigorous iron
men.
Or. Ferdinand King. Now
York Physician and M.dlcnl
this subject said; There cnn
b.. no Vigorous iron men with
ou, iron. railor means amaze
ruia. Anaemia means iron de-
ficiency. The skin Of anacmic
men and women ~ pale, the
fieah fiabby The muscles lack
tone: the brain fagr and the
become weak. nervous irr''-
able. deppondcnt and melan-
choiy. when tho iron goes
from the blood OF women. the
rosea go from their cheeks.
ON the most common foods
OF America. the starches ana
sugars. table ryrupr. candies.
polished rice. white bread. SODA
crackers. biscuits. macaroni ana
spaghetti. tapioca- eago. fartnn-
and dererminated cornmeal. no
longer Is iron 20 be found. Re
lining processes have removed
he iron Of Mother Earth from the
inpovertahed foods. and silly met
DDS OF home cook cry. by throw "
down the waste pipe the water
which our vegetables are cooke
are responsible for another era
iron loss.
serve your youthful vim and Wig
10 rine old are. you must supp
the iron deficiency In your food
using some form Of organic tro
iust "a YOU would use salt wh'
your food has not enough salt
Former Health Commission.r WI
II. Kerr. of the city OF thicag
saws II have taken Nuxated lr,
tnyscif and experienced its healt
giving. strength building effect nj
in the interest 81 the public wclfa
/ feel u my duty 20 make know
tho results % It's use. am We
past three score years and want
say that hFlieNf my tNh ~ y
physical activity is largely due {
day TO my personal use OF Nuxat'
Iron. feel u Is such a valuah
romedy that it ought 20 be used
every hospital and prescribed
every physician In this country.
pr. L. Sauer n Boston physicl'
who has studied both In this coul
try and in great European medic
Institutions. said: AS ! have "a
n hundred times over. organic tr'
il the greatest OF all strength bull
crs"
mot long nro man came 10 n
who was nearly half n century o
and asked me 90 give him a pr
iiminary examination for life insu
Rnco. wns astonished to find hi
with the blood pressure OF a boy
twenty and as full OF vigor. VI
and vitality as n young man.
fact. young man he really wa
Notwithstanding his age. The sccr'
he said. was taking iron NuNRt'
Iron had filled him with renew,
ufe. At 30 he was in bad healt
at iG he was chrcworn and near
all In. Now at so. after tnkir
Nuxated Iron. a miracle Of vital
and his face beRm,nE with u
buoyancy OF youth. Iron IL abs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

A New York politician gave 200
harmonious 20 the Rainbow diyis'
Ion. Let's SEQ the Germans inven,
a gas mask that will beat harmon
lea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
W0MEN'S VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE ON JOB

Tho vigilance committee OF the
Seattle women'H Personal Pro'ec-
ton league. which was organized
last Wednesday. AT the women's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
Nuxated Iron to Make New Age Of Beautif'
Women and Vigorous Iron Men

phyansOuky of Women and Most Aons
ing Mn Often Increases the Strength
of Nervous Rundown Folks 100
Two Weeks Time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

Waiting o. st. g; S H Ys sss xs s.
' VIM r. Kerr FomH Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

That's the business side Of ii. On the other sac
the love Of home, the love OF country sc" 'esp'~'
patriotism.
If you are a hundred per cent man, you arc. are
hundred per cent American, your purchase OF L'pely
bonds will prove it-prove it to yourself ana 10 your
fellows. ,r.r ,u~-u
BUY YOUR BONDS; HOLD YOUR HEAD HIGH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
THE BUSINESS SIDE OF IT-AND THE OH

wisher The tax collector carries a cold-eh'se' s"o
of handouts am
The one offers you profit; the other bill. a,
A. a financial proposition, he bonds surely s''''"
have the call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

Money used TO save liberty TO
tho world becomes sacred. The Lib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
"FFttVH FV' 'Ffu oK"'
BY Herbert Quick

Former staff Writer Now Serving
as a Member OF the Federal
Farm Loan Board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

why not" whynots the man
AZ the next desk. attach a big
hook to the chain7 This might
catch the copper by the leg and
Jerk him Into the machine,
where he would be put even
WISER"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

The bond solicitor is gentemanly, patriotic, we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

A New York saloonkeeper says
drinks Will soon be 81 apiece. A
great victory for prohibition.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Me nlogli sic pogodziie.

Pred sedzia Uhlirem w sadzie
mu1ficypalnym przy Shakespeare
ave. stawaf onegdaj StanisEaw
Rents1erz, kt6rego iona Anna da-
la arcsztowac dlatcgo, ze w domu
nic mogli sic pogodzic. Stanislaw
Iiczy lat okofo 2S, Anna Is, iona
ci Sd mrliejwiecej piec lat, majq
dwoje ttzieci i mieszkaja w tym
samym budynkl co rodzice PAM
Amy Sedzia Uhlir po wyslucha--
niu obu stron daf ostra 11agane 70
ME Stanislawa, Sfanislawa paro
lowal na diva miesiacc. Sedzia
takzc radzif mlodemu panstw,l
wyprowadzic sic z domu rodzic6w
Amy, ably tym sposobem zapo.
biedz dalszym nieporoz,lmieniom
Czy >tez nic lepiej by}oby sprawe
zalatwic w d6mu miedzy soba, "a
miast chodzic po sadach i wysta
wiae sic ma posmiewisko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Poba 90 szklanka cd piiwa.
Rnffalo NJ Y. Policva ia Ea

Buffalo, N. Y. Policya IA East
Buffalo .aresztowala Sylwestra
zam. pnr. 1854 Detroit
ul.
Policya twierdzi, re Spychaj W
czasie walki jaka mice miala miej
see w wyszynku Jana Fronczaka,
pnr. 1922 Broadway, kuflem cd
piwa uderzyl w glove i twarz ME
;akiego Ludwika Sikorskiego, "a
mieszkalego w sasiedztwie wy
szynku.
Sikorskiemu musiano zeszyc
twarz W paru miejscach, tax stra
szliwie miaf pocieta, W dodatku
kilka sztych6w naliczono ma g}o-
vie nieszczesliwego cz}owieka,
gdy lekarz skonczyl "robote':
Pokaleczonego Sikorskiego od-
wieziono do szpitala Emergency,
gdzie przelezy pare tygodni, "a
MIN go puszcza do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Podeir zany Polak aresz-
tOWanY.

New York. Aresztowano tn ja-
kiegos podejrzanego czfowicka
kt6ry wsr6d cieni6w kry} sic ko}o
dok6w, gdzie lcza ia kotwicy diva
parowce linii American, 'StLouis'
i est. Paul. Zezna} on, ze sic ia
zywa J6zef Lelar, jest Polakiem,
pochodzi z Warszawy i poprzed--
Mo byf zatrudniony jako palace
ma parowcu linii Hamburg Anne
rican ''Pcmsylvania'', internowa.
nym obecnie W Hoboken, n. J.
Mic m6g1 on wyjasnic, W jak1 spo
sob POGO znalazf sic w poblizu
dok6w. Zatrzymano go W arcsz--
tach bez zezwolenia ia zRezonie
kaucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Zl1larla wskatek poparze1.
Milwaukee, Wis. ATarya Zmyc.

Milwaukee, Wis. lIarya Zmyc-
kowa, lat 50 zam. pnr. 759 Jack
son utica zmarla W przypadko-
wynn szpitalu w skutek poparzc1
odlliesionych przy rozniecaniu ke-
rosynq ognia w piecu kuchennym
Zmyckowa =mieszkaIa salna i gdy
ia plomienie* ogarneN, wolala 0
.ponloc, kt6ra p1zyszla "a pozno.
frzewiicziio1ra do szpitalay pzlnaFl.l
tam W strasznych bolesciach.
F'ranciszek Grajek, lat 32 W "a
mi;srzc samob6jstwa rzucif sic pod
kola tramwaju i dopial celu :
zmarf W szpitalu. Grajek przybyl
niedawno do Milwaukee Z Beaver
Dam, Wis, u Franciszka Adam
ska, ktora w Chicago porzuci}a
meza. Dowiedziawszy sic, re A
damska nie ma legalnego rozwo--
du, Grajek ME mogac ja poslubic,
popadf w rozpacz, kt6ra go popro
wadzi1a do samob6jstwa. Adams
ka wyjechala do Chicago pre-.
prosic meza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Zabity przez pociag.

Utica, N. Y. N1ichal Pobieglo,
lat Is, powozqcy konmi Utica CT
ty Ice Co., zostal zabity przez po
ciag N. Y. c. na krzyz6wce w
Whitesboro, y. Y. sp. Pobieglo
przejczdzal lodem, gdy jeden po
ciag towarowy >przeszd} spodzie
wal sic, ze juz jest wolna droga,
|gdy wtem nadleciaf el1spres
wprost no w6z, zabijajac go ma
miejscu, a konie odcrwane od wo
III ocalaly.
Zabity pozostawil zone i dwojc
dzieci cafkiem bez srodk6w do zy
eia, gdyz ME byl nfgdzic zabezpic
czony ami hie nalezaf do zadncgo
towarzystwa polskiego. Michaf
Wojtanowski zajaf -sie jcgo po-
grzebem i opieka mad sierotami i
wdowa oraz czyni starania, ably
kompania kolcjowa zaplacila, od-
kt6rej wilma jest, zc
skrzyzowka nie byla pilnowana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
0iciec zastrzell syna.

Marinette, Wis. Farmer J6zcf
kamii1ski, zastrzelif tn Ia ulicy-
swcgo 22-letniego sy11a Tomasza,
kt6ry wraz u n1acocha zamierzaf
odjechac do Chicago. J6zef X.
|strzeEil tstkzes trzylrotnie do zony,
lecz elybiE. Aresztowany synoboj
ca przyznaf sic do mord1l, a zalu.
|je tylko, re i ze1ly ME 1sniercil.
U Kaminskielr panowaly kl6t--
ME i skargi sadowe. Ka1ninska i
jcj: pasicrb wysprzedafi wszystko
byd}o Z fanny, a nlajac tytuf w}a4
snosci fanny, pozbyc sic chciala
meza, zamierzajac osicdfic sic 2
powrotem W Chicago. Zastrze-
lony Tomasz Kamiilski byf zna--
ny W Chicago, gdzic dawniej
ojcem mieszkaf, pod nazwlskienl
Thomas Stone, q pnr. 1920 Ham
burg III lea. .s 40.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
0 "Nedzzwiedziq sk6re" !"
80 Czyi kolonie...
Londyn, 1 marca,.

Londyn, marca. - Prasa po-
dale icdnoczesnc oSwiadczenia mi
nistra kolollii angielskicgo, Lon
ga, japon>kicgo ministra> spraw
zagranicznych, Motono'a prcmic
IA n. Zelandyi, A1assey'a, kt6rzy
>vsp6lnie oglosili poglady co do
podzialu tcrytorv6w kolonialnych
po wojnie. Poglady tie popieraja
wszyscy Superintendent. Kolonie
dawniej niemieckie juz do Me
mice ME wr0ca = mapa Afrykl
nova zupelnie zostanic wykreslo-
na, a kolonialnc terteny. :Anglii,
F'rancyi, Wloch. Portlgalii Bel
gil zostana wieccj zbite, zlaczone,
by ME by}y tax rozrzucone jak O.
becnie; Nova Zelandya, ktora "a
:jela~ niemieckie dawniej wyspy
Samoa mysli je zatrzymac, a
,Japonia, kt6ra zaje}a "Kiau-Czar'
i niekt6re wyspy ma Pacyfiku to1
samo mysli 0 sobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Z NV PoLsKlCH
!! " AMERYCE. !:
CHICAGO.
kobieta wymierzyla sprawied-
iwosc salonisscie.

!. Mary Cudor, lat "a, porozbija
Ia liiemal wszystkie szklanki, lu
stra etc. W wyszynku Adalna Gu
toWskiego. MAJ PAM Cudor w WY
szynku Gutowskiego czesto prze.
pijalI kazdy cent swego zarobku
zonA11dala sic do szynkarza "a
kazafa mu trunk upajajacc sprze
dawhc.
GAy mlegdaj wieczorcm MAJ do
donftallie. przyszedf, Marya -uda}a
sic losznanego jej wyszynku i
taln!lzasta}a Ia dobre popijjajacego
meaalka. Me namyslajac sic dlu-
go,,sama postanowila prawo
wziaakczw rece; chwytala co jej
pod reke sic nasuwa}o. cisla}a,
tlukasi rozbija1a tax, ze w pre-
ciagn kilku minut wyszynk wy
glad aEkiejby po niemicckiej ka-
nlonadzie.
Selzia Maui, pred kt6rym pa
M C,Nk,re estswafa oskarzona 1lie
n;sleayte zacllowa1ies sic, ostrzegE
szyHkarza GutowsEiego, &c sprzc-
daWsh,ie mezom. trunk6w brew:
zakazoii szen, lrars.zie ,sie moza nat
gofsze mast 1hiiano is,ia
ia strate licencyi szy1lkarskicj.
PAM Cudor sedzia radzif wzorow-
sze wymierzanlc sprawiedIiwosci i
p11scH ia wo1no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Dal@e plony piratow.
Londyn. 1 narca. Zato1

Londyn. l marca. Zatopione
.zosta1y y ciag,l dolby przcz nuiy
nieprzy cielskie nastepujace stat
XII: norwcskic = Dora Vorc' i,
Z" Monarch >, wloskie -'@AdeTina
i 'San Michele :, or;z mala bar
k;t *:Giovanni P.'' angielskie
ssBelgier", "Wathfield' "Invcr-
cauld Ape ''.z-:.s nieznanej
przynaleznosciL okret ENERGY :
francuski wielki parowiec trans
portowy "Athos o zafogach pra
vie wszystkich tych statk6w nic
blizszego ME wiadomo.
Paryz, 1 marca, 0kret fran
cuski transportowy, wiozacy woj-
ska Scnegalu "Athos zosta} "a
Itopiony przcz nur nieprzyjaciel-
ski ma Morzu Srodzicmnem: pre-
strogi mu ME dano; dzieki temu,
IL cskortowaly ow statek az try
wojennc mniejsze okrety - kano
nierka i diva torpedowce, zdo}ano
uratow;sc 1850 ludzi; wielu utone
10, nic< viadomo. Ma statku tym
jechaf r0wnicz Amerykanin-Ro-
ibcrt Allen Hadcn, kt0ry wracat
IL Chin; ME zostal OH uratowany,
lecz Smierc jcgo ME moze stano--
vie punktu prctcnsyi ze strony
Stan6w Zjedn., poniewaz "Athos
byf okretem wojcnnym transpor-
towym i Haden jccha} MIN ma
w}asne ryzyko. Haden pochodzll
z Louisiany byi misyonarzem pre-
sbyteryanskim; zginaf zaszczyt-.
ME, ratujac innych. \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
koGkaty stan6w z cen
halnynljj.

Londyn, 1 marca. - Panuje O.
pinia zgodna, il zgon misyonarza
Hadena ME moze bye powodem in
''terwencyi amerykanskiej, Niemcy
bowiem emieli prawo wojennc "a
soba, Haden jechaf na wfasne ry-
zyko. OdpowiedzS austryacka na
note Penfielda jeszcze ME zostala
cg}oszona. Nastr6j wyczekiwania
,vszedzie- panuie - sytuacya bez
|wydatniejszych zmian.
Halifax, / marca. - Okret' Fry
dcryk VIZ ia kt6rym jedzie do
Europy b. ambassador nicmiecki
Bcrnstorfff - wciaz jeszcze jest
trzymany w porcic tutejszym i
ca}y jego bagaz do najdrobniej--
szych szczego}6w jest kontrolowa
ny, nawct cofnieto okret do do
kow wyladowuja nickt0rc skrzy
mic kufry, przetrzasane najscis-
lei. Dwadziescia kilka kobiet
i dzieci Il Kanady zabrano re stat
k,' tego IA inny okret, poniewaz
prawo wojenne ME pozwala ko-
.bictom dzieciom Halifax wy
jczdzac do @E1lropy. Kiedy kon-
trola okretu zostanic skohczona
nie wiauomo. # y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Dr. Znaniecki ma stanowisku
}. nauczyciela uniwersytetu.

DR.. F. Znaniecki, cd lat paru
bawiacy W Chicago i pracujacy
przy Uniwersytecie chicagoskim,
jako pomocnik prof. Thomasa,
znanego socyologa =. otrzymaf sta
nowisko " nauczycielskim sk}a-
die tegoz uniwersytctu, wraz z
zapowicdzia rychlego otwarcia
dian katedry W zakresie Poloni--
styki. Pierwsza to katedra W tym
-rodzaju dobrze, IL Polak ma nleJ
bedzie; przyczyni sic to do zapoz-
mania lepszege Amerykanow kul
turalnym dorobkiem naszego ma
!rodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Anglicy biora 5 miast.

AV1uyA, AAoSA w. ->' A''1AA">'
MIN froncie, we Francyi p6}noc-
nej, mad rzekami Somme i Ancre
zosta} W dwu dniach O.
statnich najdonioslejszy ruch ). i
z1niana nicomal cd dwu lat. Angli
cy cd Is godzin atakowali tam "
kierunku bazy niemieckicj .Bapau
me i poczynili W piatek i sobote
znacznc postepy, biorac miastccz-
ko Petit Miraumont; - pod >wp}y
wem bye moze tego ataku, a ko-
rzystajac bardzo gestych mgief
jake panowafy cd soboty W nocy
= Nicmcy wykonali W tej okoli-
CIV odwr6t Ia znacznym froncie,
a cofneli sic przcszlo try mile
wstccz, opuszczajac 5 miast, kto-
re zaraz zajeli Anglicy So punk
ty: Scrre, Miraumont Petit Mi
raumont, Pys Butte dc Warlen
court: gdzic toczyly sic walki jed
ne z najkrwawszych mad Sommc.
Komunikaty podaja, re przez ca
Ia noe wsrod mgief widac bylo po
spieszne rugby swiatef ma linii ME
mieckiej to byly Wlasnie rugby
wojsk W odwrocie: korzystajac z
mrozu i stwardnienia gruntu
Niemcy pozabierali nawet ciezsze
dziala i cofneli sic wstecz ma obre
ny silniejsze, dawniej widocznle
przygotowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-01
Sprawy iwaki morskie
Is okretow ma dno.
Londyn, / marca.

Londyn, l marca. = Nury me-
mieckic obfity onegdaj mialy
plon - zatopiiy W ciagu dolby o.
statniej az 13 statk6w, a wszyst-
kich ich zal6g los jest niepewny /
wszystkim grozi nicbezpieczeil--
stwo. Otto zatopione okrety nor
wcski "Skogland'', grecki "Mi--
mas. wloskie "Oceania' .'Giu-
|seppc'' francuskie "Aphrodite'
'sMont Vetoux" oraz angielskie
Rosalie'', ;. .'Guido' Centurion
Ii Brigare' ogolem zatopiono po-
icmnosci statk6w wymienionych z
CORA $4,000. Nadto zatopiono try
lnniejsze statki rybackie = nazw
ich ME podano.
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