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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23

Allies Mass Guns
While the revolutionists gather
headway and audacity in the mon
archical kingdoms of Europe the
armies of the British and French
democracieS are massing their guns
and shells for another tremendous
thrust against the German lines IN
France. There is nothing definite
to indicate where the blow will fall,
but the general opinion in the allied
capitals is that General Haig is about
to make another great effort to
smash his way through to Cambrai
and Douai.
Pending these devesopments pub
lie interest has been keenly aroused
by the cryptic words of Lord Curzon,
member of the British war council,
keep your eye on Mesopotamia."
The uninterrupted successes of
the British forces in the valley of
the Tigris, who are now some eighty
miles north of Bagdad, have given
rise to the hope that Lord Curzon's
words are a prediction of some over
whelming blow against the shattered
forces of the SULTAN. The main
Turkish forces are at present practi-
cally surrounded by the British and
Russian armies and their only road
of retreat lies across an almost i'm
passable desert.
New Offensive Begun
Ushered in by a prolonged artillery
bombardment, a renewed attack in
force has been begun by the British
on the German lines in Northern
France. The new stroke, marking Il
resumption after a weeks interval
of the British offensive begun April
Q. was given its initial impetus to-
day ION both sides of the river
Scarpe." The statement, issued at
about noon, embodies a report of
satisfactory progress" sent by Cen
eral Haig.
Besides tending still further to en-
compass the city of Lens the move
ment is directed toward both Douai,
the important German distributing
point to the northeast and the Hin
denburg line keypoint of Cambrai to
the southeast.
German Line Shattered
Every detail of the offensive report
the shattering of the last remaining
defenses of the Hindenburg line north
of the Scarpe. This was accomplish
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
FOOD STAPLES
AND COAL ARE
SOARING HIGH
Flour, Sugar, Molasses, Prac-
tically All Groceries Are
Going Up
FUEL GROWING SCARCER
Situation Worse Now Than It
Was During Great Strike
in 1902

The high cost of living is soaring
higher and higher daily and the end
is not in sight local grocers. coal
dealers and other merchants say.
Flour has increased in price until at
the present time it rs higher than
1t has been for fifty years, the same
is true of other materials.
The coal situation is perhaps the
most serious of all j. B. Mont
gomery, one of the dealers, said this
morning: THE coal Situation IN this
city and all over the country Is more
serious to-day than it has been since
the famine in 1902. Dealers have
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of marching hosts and among the
multitudes that crowded the streets
along the line of the procession
there was one premominate thought
that was voiced by rain-soaked,
bare-headed woman, well past 40
years, as she struggled resolutely on
ward with the downpour at its worst
when she called out:
Wen do our bit though heaven
falls"
VIII BE Long Remembered
'EVerybody's Patriotic Day" will
be remembered alike by the gray
haired veterans of many battles and
the fresh, snappy hosts of Boy Scouts
as one of the greatest events of their
lives. The old soldiers were spared
to see the banner they fought under
for the preservation of the Union
Continued on Page 121
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
Russian Peasants Want
Land Given to Workers
By .fssociatcf PrcsS

London, April 23. A Petrograd
dispatch says that the peasants of
Saratov, Volga government, have
elected all the Social revolutionist
candidates to the district Zemstvo.
Acongress of the peasants passed
resolution in favor of the land be-
ing shared by everybody on condi-
tion that each person who takes up
a section personally works thereon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
Sarah Bernhardt Rallies If
When at Deaths Door
By Associated Press

New York, April %. The con-
dition of Sarah Bernhardt improved
during the night. Last evening the
physicians attending the actress
held out scant hope for her recovery.
A bulletin issued this morning read:
After having passed a poor day
yesterday Madame Bernhardt show
ed an improvement last night and
her improvement has continued. She
spent comfortable night
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
ASK ENLISTMENT
OF 5000 BEFORE
END OF WEEK
Red Gross House-to-House
Canvass to Start; 1856 Signed
Since Saturday

unless the enrolment in the Har-
risburs Chapter of the Red Cross
goes over the 5000 mark before the
end of the week, the membership
committee will be greatly disappoint-
ed.
But no one at Red Cross head
quarters today hestated to predict
that the total mem bership next Sat
urday night would be far in excess
of 5000, at the same time voicing
CONTINUED on Page III
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COUNTRY PAYS
HONORS TO ITS
BRITISH GUESTS
War Commissioners Visit
L. S. Cabinet Members on
Formal Calls
TO DINE WITH WILSON
Balfour Pays First Visit to
State Department and
Mr.. Lansing

Washington, April 90. - Calls of
courtesy filled part of the program
to-day of Foreign Minister Balfour
and other distinguished members of
the British commission who arrived
here yesterday to confer with Am
erican officials on the nations joint
task of beating Germany. To-mor-
row also the visitors will be enter
tanned with all the honor the nation
can show to guests of such high
rank, on a mission of such tremen-
dous significance and then will come
series of official conferences for the
Continued on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
Applicants For Garden
Plots Throng Office of
Chamber of Commerce

Applicants for Chamber of Com
merce garden plots in Bellevue Park
thronged the Chamber of Commerce
office today to receive their assign
ments.
superintendent Shirley 3. Watts,
of the Agricultural Committee, who
has charge of the distribution of
the lots assigned fifty-six bofere
O'Clock this afternoon and il was
expected that the entire Bellevue
Park section would be distributed
before night. The Chamber office
will be open until O'Clock tonight
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
MAY TRY TO HLL VACANCY

Council may make another effort
tomorrow to elect successor to
Councilman Harry f. Bowman, al
though nobody cared to-day to saw
who the candidates might be. There
is little likelihood of an effort to
choose a Mayor to fill the vacancy
although it is the opinion of CITY
Solicitor Fox that the new law per-
mits council to elect a Mayor as well
as councilman in case of vacancies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
VIENNA STOPS ALL NEWS FOLLOWING PERSISTENT
REPORTS OF HUNGARIAN PREMIER'S RESIGNATION
Revolutionary Spirit Gives Sensational Demonstration in
Sweden; Workers Storm Parliament Calling For
Establishment of Republic; Demand For Food
Used as Basis For New Movement

pail of silence has fallen the central empires serving
accenuate the of internal troubles Despite the
assertions of the German that the great Berlin strike which
involved at least 100000 workers there evidence that the
agitation continuing The Berlin Tagebatt admits that the
members of of the munon workers have refused
work and that those who persist in their refusal
will be called to the coors.
The light which Sits through the veil of the German
censorship disappears entirely in the Following
persistent reports that Count Tsz premier of Hungary and
foremost the dual monarchy the German idea had
resigned all information conditions in Vienna Budapest
ceased The thing that appears certain that the Socialists
and Radicals both have recently drawn much closer
gether and that inammatory language being used with
lmpunty inconcevabe in the earlier days of the
In the meantime the revolutionary spirit which rampant
throughout Europe has given sensational demonstration in
Sweden The food situation is ostensby the of the
rkabe events Stockholm where multitude of workers
tried force their into the parliament building The fact
that there unrebuked shouts for republic that the
omnous word revolution freely gives aspect
to the affair The Royal Castle under guard and serious
outbreaks predicted for May l.
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ed by the taking of the town of Cav
relle. This capture marked a new ad-
vance of about a mile for the Brit
ish.
South of the Arras- Cambrai road
the line has been Strengthened out by
the capture of the village of Cue
mappe. Already more than 1000 ad-
ditional Germans have been taken
prisoners.
Meanwhile the French infantry is
being held in check along the Aisne
front and in the Champagne by Cen
eral Nivelle, while the work of con-
solidating the notable gains of the
past week is in progress. The artil-
lery is busy, however, and Paris re-
ports the breaking up of German
counterattacks at several points.
May Attack Russia
While momentous battles are being
fought on the western front a new
movement Of possible vital impor-
tance may have been initiated by the
Germans in the eastern theater of
war. news agency dispatch from
Petrograd to-day reports the depart
ure from Libau, on the Baltic south
of the gulf of Riga, of German trans
ports for an unknown destination
This may mean that the Germans
have begun their threatened opera
zion of making a combined land and
sea movement against the Russians
by landing on the gulf of Finland in
the rear of the Russian northern
flank, fghting their way inland ane
cutting off Petrograd.
In Mesopotamia the Turks are still
i'm retreat up the Tigris. northwest of
Bagdad, before the victorious British.
They have evacuated their Iztablat
position, ten miles below Samara, and
moved to a position six miles nearer
the town. General Maude. the Brit
ish commander. reports they are now
being attacked there.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
CONTINUED on Page 81
UNITED STATES GETS Gas MASK

Washington. April 2S. - Experts OF
the Bureau of Mines are designing
an apparatus TO combat noxious
gases. which it is declared, promises
to be superior to any now in, use on
the European battlehelds. Details of
withheld for obvious reasons
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
TURKEY BREAKS
OFF RELATIONS
WITH AMERICA
Ottoman Government Follows
Example Set by Dual
Monarchy

Washington. April 23.-Onicial no.
tifcation of the Turkish government
breaking off diplomatic relations with
the United States was received to-day
by the State department in a dispatch
from American Minister Stovall, at
Berne, Switzerland.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
NEED MORE sHrPs
Bv .4ssoeiatcd Prcks

Washington. April %. Dfversio,
of ships from coastwise to trans
Atlantic trade was discussed ste-da.
at conference of Humber of head
the coincil of Ne Ls.al Defense n
the railroad me eemphasis was sal
on the necess lty for rearrangin
their schedules to accommodated Is.
| increased shipping which would -
thrown upon them by Withdrawal
CoasI~ieO vSss9Is. 80
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vlcinitys
showers this afternoons prob
ably fair tonight and Tuesdays
cooler.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Show
ers tonight and Tuesday; cooler
tonight and In south portion
Tuesdays moderate nOrtherly
winds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
BEIam no PROD FARMERS


New York April z',-Muu4aons motors and gas
shares were strong with United ststes Steel IN tht iast
hour Steel sprnga, however, lost ground The eIos-
ing was irregular spe1alties ~~te under bsarish pres.
sure the graat5 part Of to-dags dun session, There
were general rseovsHaa later On se inc increased d.
idsnds declared BY Ohio Gas SAFES were estinatd Il
10000 saars.
OPEN BIDS FOR FIRE HOUSE
Harrisburg Bids were opened this afternoon Tor
remodeIing the Washington Hose House on chesmus
street Two beds were presented 70 Park commssions
E z. Gross. C. II Miller bid sz37s the Horace q
Nipple SIPS Council viii be xsked to approvs she
contract of the lowest bidder eo-morrow,
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River
nnnnn ElNnA n

The SUsquehanna river and all its
nearly stationary. A stage OF
about As feet IN Indicated for
Harrisburg Tuesday morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
FPALL OF SILENCE
COVERS CRISIS In
CENTRAL EMPIRES

Cutting Off of Communications Serves to Accentuate Re-
ports of Grave Internal Troubles in Germany and
Austria; 1000 Munitions Workers in Berlin Re-
fuse to Quit Strike and Return to Work
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
General Conditions

The lake disturbance OF Saturday
has passed Off nOrtheastward.
IL Is to II degrees cooler In
North Carolina, Virginia and
East Tennessee; over nearly all
the rest of the country tempera-
lures have risen to 20 degrees.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23
German Line Shattered

Every detail of the offensive report
the shattering of the last remaining
defenses of the Hindenburg line north
of the Scarpe. This was accomplish
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-23

Temperatures 8 n. M, So degrees.
Suni Rises, $40 a. m.
MoOni Full moon, May o.
River Staget al feet.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
183lsisl863 +. lubil opowiadae= Una

tl81lN>I:llob3 7. lnblf QpeoWllialdac Una
jomyml.. e.: Is. y: a n.
-, Wydzial rejestracyi STRAIT
;wojennych prz 4, step do zareje
strowania tych. fundus;z66wHi publ 'l
cznych, kt6re:, PREY ewakuacyi
w1adz rosyjjskich wywieziono do
|Rosyi. Do kategoryi fundusz6w
|tych naleza: fundusze miejskie,
koscielne, stypenydalne, emerytal
ne, asekuracyjne Cd ognia - o.
g6lno : krajowe, wreszcie fundu-
SIZE loteryi klasycznej. Do rad O.
|piekunczych powiatowych roze-
s1ano ok6lnik o zebranie i dostar-
genie wydzia}owi mozliwie maj
szybciej wszelkich danych, doty--
czacych tych fundusz6w publicz--
nych.
= Scion jesicnny prac Tow. O.
pieki mad zabytkami przesz}osci
rozpoczyna nova wystawe W ka-
micnicy Baryczk6w. Tematem
jej beda siedziby kr6lewskie W
Warszawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
w POLSCE GL6D 30 ZBOzE
WYWOzA NIEMCY z POL
SKI DO NIEMIEC.

Niemieckie. "Towarzystko In
portowe'' otrzyma1o monopol han
dlu zbozem w okregach Kr6lest-
wa Polskiego zajetych przezNicm
COW z wyjatkiem zboza spozywa-
nego W tym samym okregu, W
kt6rym je wyprodukowano. Sq
powazne poszlaki, re system "a
bierania polskiego zboza do m1y-
now nicmicckich obrano w rzcczy
wistosci jake srodek z%niszczenia
'polskiego przemysm m}ynarskie--
go, dalej jake spos6b wymuszenia
pieniedzy ma cierpiacej g}6d lud-
nosci Kr6lestwa wreszcic jake MAJ
odpowiedniejszy spos6b zatajenia
'faktu, re sic zabicra zywnosc z
kraju.
z handful zbozcm polskim rad
nicmiecki ciagnie dochody, a row
noczesnie uprzywilejowane ME
mieckic "Towarzystwo Importo--
we' zarabia ma tym handu ogrom
nc sunny. Czy to So r6wnicz ME
odzowne ccchy nicodzownego mic
micckiego planu zywicnia kraju,
przymierajacego glodem?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
PRZYPADEK SMIER.

.
LuDawa. Naglym zgoncm a1bo
tcz mordercza reka zeszfa re swia
ia So. wdowa Zdziebfowska 81 lat
liczaca. Rzccz sic miala %nastepu--
jaco: Sp: Zdzieb}owska zy}a IA de
'putecie ia swej dawniejszej po--
siadlosci, kt6ra nabyl kolonista
Trachenberg, majacy dw6ch sy-
now. w piatek pojecha1a ma targ
do Lubawy. Tam sprzedala 5 pol
centnara zyta i porobi}a rome "a
kupy. Wracala zas Z targu ma wo
zie kolonisty Trachenberga, ma
kt6rym znajdowa} sic jeden z sy-
now. Drugi jechaf "a wozem ko-
lem. Dojechawszy do grunt6w
pratnickich, wdowa juz ME zy}a.
w sobote odbyla sic W domu OBJ
dukcya zwlok. Szyja ~nieboszczy-
cy byla podrapana i wykaza}a pre-
gi, jakby cd palc6w zacisnietych.
Usta byly zmiazdzone jakby cd
butelki wielka sila przycisnietej
do nish. A co najwazniejsza, ia
glowic W samem ciemieniu zna:jdo
wa1a sic plama wielkosci piecio-
markowki zadana jakby tepym in
strumentem. Podejrzenie pada ma
Trachenberg6w, chloe Il drugiej
strony sedzia sledczy ME polecil
dokonac aresztowan. Kolonisci do
wodza, il nieboszczka przez po--
mylke chcac sic %pokrzepic, napi}a
sic kwasu octowcgo. w ostatnicj
chwili donosza, lie podobno syno-
vie Trachcnberga znikli bez Sla-
du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
WIEZY.


Krakow. Rcstauracyla cudncJ
wieziy Maryackiej dobiega konca'
Roboty trwa}y kilka lat. Dokona,
mo juz rozbi0rki rusztowan. Zfo-
coma lsni korona IA wiezy, chora-
giewka, banie z dokumentami, wy
Romano nova GEESE helmu dokona
no polrycia dachu olowiana bla-
cha, wbudowano move przezr6cza
w g66rnej czesci wiezy. Wszystkie
pozostajacc jeszcze roboty tego
roku beda ukohczone. Dotychczas
koszty robot restauracyjnych wy
Mostly 300 tysiecy koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
z GALICYI
ARCYBISKUP LWOWSKI DO
:. DUCHOWIENsTWA.

Arcybiskup ks. dr.: Bilczewski
wyda} do duchowiehs::wa archidy
ecezyi nastepujacy ok6lnik:
Bracia kochani!
Ufa} nar6d niczachwianie, re
ME darmo VIOLA "Przed Tive o.
tarzc zanosim b}aganie."
Allcluja! Archaniof Boy po
czyna odchylac wieko trumny!
Allcluja! Polska zmartwychwsta-
je.
Jednoczesnic movie nam kor--
Me: Vcni Creator!
Najwyzszy rozum ludzki sam
sobic ME wystarcza.
"Jezcli Pan ME bedzic do kon-
ca budowa1 domu, promo praco--
wall, kt6rzy go buduja''. Prosmy
tedy Ducha swietego, zeby nam
ludzic mi}osciwego dzie}a Boze-
go ME zwichneli, zebysmy 60 sa-
mi nicopatrznymi czynami ME
zepsowali.
Pc Bogu nalezy sic dzieki Ma
tuchnie, Kr6lowej Narodu! Jej
to Polska ma do zawdzieczenia, IL
p~rzesz}a, :przechodzi przez morze
cierpicn. nie}amana.
Slubowac nam tel juz dzisiaj j
codzien;+ re W sluzbie Boga W Tr6j
|cy jedynego, re W jednosci 2 Kos
|cio}em sw!ietym katolickim wytr--
wamy niewzruszenie, re }aski
wskrzeszenia Oiczyzny do nowego
zycia, zawsze okazemy sic godny-
mi.
z radosnem TEN uczuciem,. po:
dzielcic sic Bracia Kochani 4 wier
nymi W najblizsza niedziele W GA
sic kazania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
POMNIKI
20 JAK NAJNIz-
SZYCHCE
Teodor ". Thrun
452 wsch. 3cia ul.
452 wsch. 3cia I'll.
USUNCIE PIERWSZE ZAZE-
RIENTE

Zaziebienie ME wyleczy sic sa-
mo. Postep wycie1czenia zaziebie
mic ~wyciciczy was, a wasz kaszel
bedzie niebezpieczny jezeli zanie
dbany. Wzruszajacy kaszel wy
czcrpujc energie i podkopuje
SHE. Przez Al lat .szczesliwc
ombinacyjnie wsiakajacego pre-
civ dzialajaccgo balsamu ORA
King'a New Discovery leczy}o ka
szel i pomog1o zapaleniu. M}odzi
i starry wypr6bowali skutecz-
nose DR.. King'a New Discovery
ma kaszel i zaziebienie. Kupcie
butclke dis II waszych apteka--
rzy, Soc. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
"a

=. Torun. Izba karna zasadzi]a 10
ne palacza Zuzanne Leyer z To-
runia "a kradziez ma try kwarta-
ly wiezienia. Dekarza karola Ru-
bacha T., Dabrowy "a zbrodnie
przeciw. moralnosci, dokonana W
cztercch wypadkach ma nieletnich
dziewczetach skazano ma rok vie
zienia Z policemen miesiaca vie
zienia sledczego: Przcdsiebiorea
budowlany Edward Miclkc zGdan
ska otrzyma} "a oszustwo p6ltora
roku wiezienia i pr6cz tego pody
mu try lata utraty
praw honorowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

szych rodalkdwss pod: :Prusakiemmazi
:warunki, W jakich tam: zyja. !:
.Czytamy W MIN:
Pa1czyn, dr.: 8: pazdziernika 1916.
szanoyny Panic:
List Panski z dnia 80 lipca oneg
da:j %otrzyma}em i. ucieszy1em sig
mu bardzo, DO widze, re Pan Q mas
ME zapomnia}.-
Listy SO teraz rewidowane vice
cz}owiek ME :moze tego pisac, CO.
by chcia3, tylko"co MONA.
Dziekuj Pan Bogu, re Pan W a
meryce,: bobys Pan by} W szere--
zach lub w ziemi, jak MOI kocha
nv Stasiu: Kazmierz juz jest cd
kilku tygodni we Francyi, a kto-
by przypuszcza1 re Oh ma stare la
ia bedzie jeszcze musiaf bye zo{-
nicrzem. Moi Wlady$ ma ME d}u
90 r66wniez p6jsc do wojska, a Lu
cyan jest pod Verdun.
U mas bardzo DUO ludzi brak,
co sa ;iuz IA drugim swiecie. Jak
sic idzic do koscio}a, to tylko ma
nv dzicci i kobiety i starych lu-
dzi. - ia takzc W niepewnosci zy
lie. lax d}ugo W domu pozostane,
BIO gdybym ME by} cierpiacym, to
luz pred rokiem by}bym zabra--
ny i cierpia! PREY wojsku hub le-
zia} W ziemi. Ciezka dola nasza,
chyba zc Pan Bog sic zmi1uje mad
mani. Jcdni Boga prosza o koniec
wojny, a drudzy zycza sobie, by
trwa}a jak najd}uzej, DO sic ma
niej bogaca, a ME maja ma wojnie
nikogo.
u mas wszystko bierze Rad
dzicli ludzi, a i tax okropna bic
da i drozyzna. Kazmierzowi zasia
lem zyto i role obrobi}em jak zaw
sze, ten wiecej, IL go ME ma W do
mu. Szkoda Kazmierza, DO moze
luz nie wr0ci. Nicma domu, Zeby
kogo mic brakowalo i ME by}a p1a
czu DO swoich ukochanych.
U mas zadnego przemys}u hub
rzcmios}a mic ma, DO ludzi ME ma,
chyba kobiety beda robi}y Tub jen
&c wojenni. Koni II mas take ma
10, gdyz pobranc ma wojne "a III
ska Gene a %musielismy p}acic "a
ME drogo. - Dobry kon kosztu-
:ie 4,OOO-6,OO0 NIX, krowa 500
1900 NIX, ccntnar zyta II mix. kar
tofle, 4 NIX. a rychlc 10 mix. funt
2 mix, okrasa kt6rej ME ma
$50 NIX, mydlo do prania funt
i NIX, kawa 8 NIX, okowita lltr
kawy juz prawie dostac
ME MONA. Nawoz6w do roll So
gorsze. Oby Bog Mi}osierny jak
najpredzej te wojne zakonezy},
DO szkoda naszego ludu, kt0ry ty
lie z}cgo przcchodzic must.
Koncze MOI list, zyczac Pans
twu i t. d., it'd.
Widzimy vice jasno, re wszcl-
kie przechwalki Niemc6w, IL po-
siadaja jeszcze dose zywnosci, ME
sic z prawda, jezeli ma
wet ma wsiach ludzie GhOD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
z POZNANSKIFGO
"WIELKOPOI.ANIN' POMIE.
SEGA. CIEKAWY LIST z
KRAJU.

Jeden z naszych Czytelnikow
uzyczyl nam list z Poznanskiego,
ctrzymany pred kilku dniami,-
List ten wyswietla, nastr6j ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

wych. Priced hotelem oczekiwa}o
Ma przybycic brygadyera Pifsud--
skiego grono os6b, kt6re wzniosf3y
IA .jego GEESE okrzyki; panic rzu-
ca}y kwiaty. Wieczorem brygady-
err Pi}suski byl IA audycncyi Il &c
neral : gubernatora Kuka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
z POD MoSKALA.
SEDZIWY WEEK.

W1oclawek. We Wlocfawku
zmarl W tych dniach Antoni Dy-
W wieku lat 1877. Urodzil
sic .bowiem w roku 1873. Zacho--
wal w. pamieci wedr6wki wojsk
napoleonskich, a o wypadkach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

,,WIESCIl z OJCZYZNY.
PRUS POLSKI('H.
KUP1L GosPoDARsTW0.

Siwia1ka, powiat tczewski. Ro-
dak nasz p. knlaszewski wykupi}
tn Il rak niemieckich $50 NORGE
we gospodarstwo cd PAM Cauter
"a 1900 mr.. Nabywcy: "Szczesc
Boze 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

Me moge spac, ,jese,;~. pracowac.
Glory zo1adek i watroba. Hollis
terra Rocky Mountain. herbata
wprowadza s}odki, orzezwiajacy
sen, dajc wan apetyt. Nastraja,
podnicca i wzmacnia. zo}adek i
watrobe, reguluje wnetrznosci.
Bedziecie sic czuc lepiej natych-
Mast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
W LUBL1N1E.

Krakow, (poczta). "ziemia lu-
belska' donosi:
Dnia II listopada W poludnie
J6zef Pi}sudski ma dworzu ocze-
'kiwaf ma brygadyera Pi1sudskie--
go officer .E;egion66w polskich, ka-
p,itan Baczynski, kt6ry tez iowa
rzyszyl. plrzeby1emu do hotelu''Wi
ktorya'', gdzie brygadyer Pilsud-
ski zamieszka1. Ma gmachu "Wik1
toryii' wywieszono z powodu te-
go choragwie 0 barwach narodo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
ODGADKA.

Wr6zka. - PAM czarne mysll
snu:ja sic pc glowic MEGA.
Nowoprzybyla. - To prawda,
zamierza on kupic wegli Ma zine.