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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
SALESMAN KILLED IN
FALL FROM WINDOW
Harold o. ellison Victim of Accident
in Minneapolis Hotel-known
in FARGO,

Harold o. ellison, Ipava, Ill, cloth
ing salesman who made Fargo his
headquarters at regular intervals
during the past six years, was
instantly killed in a fall from a fifth
story window in room in a Minne-
apolis hotel, which he occupied with
Adolph NJ. Barnes, formerly of the
National Tailoring Co, Fargo, .ac-
cording to word reaching Fargo to-
day.
With a companion, Harry Rose,
Sank Center, Mimi, Mr.. ellison
entered the room, and in throwing
OF his overcoat, lost his balance, and
fell headlong through the window to
the court below. The remains were
shipped to the parents at Ipaya.
The parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ellison, Ipava, ILL.,, four brothers,
Ronald, Fargo; Clinton, Grand
Forks; ana Frank and Fred, residing
at Ipaya; and four sisters. Miss
Ethel, Fargo; Mrs. Peter T.. Perkins,
Grand Forks; and Gladys and Mary,
Ipaya, survive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
PETERSON breaches
HIS FAREWELL SERMON
True Path Is Upward, is Message
Departing Paator Leaves With
Congregation.

THE path that true man walks
Is not a decline, not even a level
stretch of road, but an incline, some
times steep, often rough and rugged,
but always upward, said DIR. a. a.
Peterson, resigned pastor Of the
First Baptist church. who has ae-
cepted the call OF the Grace Baptist
church, Spokane, Wn.. In his sermon
before his congregation Sunday even-
ing.
Easy going lives look for rest and
comfort, but the worth while life
aspires to climb"
DR.. Peterson's subject was The
Lure Of the Heights.
DR. and Mrs. Peterson leave Fargo
Wednesday. going to Minneapolis
and Litchheld. Mimi, for visits at
their respective homes, and will so
To Spokane about Jan. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
ERIE FARMER VICTIM
OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE
George RaspiIIer Dies in Fargo Hos
. pitaI. Sunday After Six Weeks
illness.

George Raspiller, 3s. for ten years
a farmer near Erie, Cass county, died
in a Fargo hospital at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday morning after a six weeks
illness from Bright's disease. Mrs
Raspiller and a brother, August
Raspiller, were at the bedside. The
widow, four brothers and four sis
tiers survive.
E. F. Moore will ship the remains
to Streeter, ILL.,, the former home,
this evening. Funeral services there
will be under the Streeter lodge OF
Masons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
ARGUSVTLL PIONEER
DIES SUNDAY MORNING

Mrs. Peter Morsn, SO, Suceumbs 20
Old Aaae-Funeral Services on
Thursday. Is
Mrs. Peter Moren, 96, for 20 years
an Argusville resident, died at tho
home Of her daughter, Mrs. G. NJ.
ostby, ArgusviIle, at z o'clock Sun
day morning from senility. She had
been i'll since Friday. Three dRugh-
tiers, two residing in Minneapolis,
survive.
Funeral services will be held from
the Ostby home Thursday afternoon.
Interment will be in the Maple
Sheyenne cemetery, B. F, Wasem,
Fargo. in charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
DESERTER TO Be TAKEN
TO CAMP DODGE TONIGHT

Dep. y. S. Marshal c. D. Scott leaves
Fargo this evening, having in his Gus
tody Robert Parker, colored desert
err, who will be taken to Camp Dodge,
following advice from military
authorities.
Parker was arrested last fall for
carrying liquor into the state and
upon examination it was learned that
he was q deserter from Hamilton
county, Ohio.
His sentence in the county Jail was
modified upon the request OF the fed
eral authorities that he be taken to
the cantonment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
HERE TO ENLIST.

Emil G. HouIundE Jamestown Mail
Clerk, 60 Join Engineering Corps.
Emil G. Hoglund, mail clerk on the
Northern Pacific running out Of
jamestown, was a caller at the chief
clerks office Of the postal mail serv-
ice this morning. Mr.. Hoglund will
enlist at the army recruiting station
this afternoon in the engineering
CORDS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
DOYLE RETURNS TONIGHT.
United States Marshal Spends Sun
AnM and Mnnham AAEiAh EnrnfI,a

United States Marshal Spends Sum
day and Monday With Family.
United States Marshal Stephen J.
Doyle arrived in Fargo Saturday
evening from Bismarck where the
term Of federal district court for
that division is In session. Mr.. Doyle
will return this evening, spending
Sunday and Monday with his family
and looking after his business inter-
ests here. He states that Mrs. Kate
Richards OgHare, found guilty Sat-
urday for obstructing the operation
Of the draft will be sentenced at the
end OF the court term by Judge
Wade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10

advancement, carrying with II far
greater opportunities than are offered
in the North Dakota field, and great
err compensation. Kentucky has ESQ.,
900 farmers, and while some Of her
land has been farmed many years,
there are thousands Of acres Of land
that is in the early stages Of its
productiveness. The state OF Ken
lucky has been making material
progress in the last few years, and
Mr.. Cooper takes up the agricultural
work there at a peculiarly approp-
riate time so far as the opportunity
for successful endeavor is concern
ed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
May pissoIve AsssmbIy.


Petrograd. Dec. 1O.-Fears that the
Bolsheviki viii dissolve the constitu-
ent assembly if they are opposed
therein by majority, are expressed
in manifestoes issued by various nom
Bolsheviki Socialist bodies. The
central committees of most of the
Socialist organizations and the execu-
tive committee Of the peasants depu-
ties have issued an address to the
public wherein they say:
only the immediate conclusion of
peace can save Russia from political
and economic ruin and civil war, and
preserve the acquisitions OF the
revolution, but it must be a stable
peace, guaranteeing the economic and
political independence OF Russia and
the interests Of the revolution. 1t
must not be a separate peace but q
general one. Nevertheless the Bolsh-
evih government began negotiations
for q separate arInistice without
awaiting the decision of the constitu-
ent assembly, without the approval
of the people, without any control on
the part of the people. without con-
sulting other parties. without await
ing the replies Of our allies. The
representatives conducted these
negotiations in accordance with
secret instructions.
I'VE therefore declare that the
separate armistice concluded by the
Bolsheyiki is only the affair OF a
party of usurpers, the responsibility,
for which rests exclusively upon
them. The armistice does not bind
Russia nor any part of il, pending
the decision OF the constituent as
sembly. The separate armistice OF
the Bolsheviki will not result in a
general peace. We are firmly con-
WINGED that the constituent assembly,
truly expressing the will OF the peo-
pie, will obtain a peace guaranteeing
the interests of Russia and interna-
tional democracy"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
RUSSIA NOW IN THE
THROES OF CIVIL WAR
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Continued from Page l.,
pie without waiting for orders from
the supreme authorities.
Three Forbidding negotiations
with or attempts at mediation with
the leaders OF the revolt.
''Four-Threatening the most Sc
we're punishment for any assistance
given the revolt by local populations
or railway employees.
"Flve-outlawing leaders OF the
conspiracy.
.'Six-Promising fraternal support
to every Gossack laborer to cast Off
the yoke or the Kaledines, the Kor-
niloffs and the Dutoffs."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
WENs RITEs TuEspAY.

Funeral services for Ruth Eltne, B.
year old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E
A. Wells. 30S Third street north, at
1890 o'clock this morning after a
short illness, will be held from the
home at o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Interment will be in Riverside
cemetery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
NO HOME GUARD DRILL.

The Home Guard dril, scheduled
until Tuesday evening, on account
Of the lecture at the A. G.
Jos. Peterson, Capt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
- nlREcroRa 20 MEEr-

General plans for 91s win be dis
cussed by the board Of directors Of
the Fargo Young Mems Christian
association at their December meet
ing at the Annex hotel at noon Tues
day. It was announced today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
PNEUMONIA FATAL.
Little Son of Arausvills Farmsrs
Dies Sunday.

Dies sunday
Alev, 4-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Murdoff, well known
Argusville farmers, died at the home
at o'clock Sunday evening after a
brief illness from pneumonia. Fun
eral services will be held from the
home at 1880 o'clock Tuesday after
noon, and interment will be in Ar
gusville cemetery, B. +. Wasem, Far
GO In charge
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
TWENTY BELOW
In FARGO cary
this MORNING
City Experiences Coolest
Wave of Season-16 Be
low Sunday Morning
KILLING FROST
AT JACKSONVILLE
Train Service Into Gate
way City Is Badly De-
moralized

Devils Lake was the coolest
point In the United States this
morning and Winnipeg in the
Canadian northwest. Both points
reported official readings of "a
below,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10

Machine hemstitchinE and pieot-
ing. Mrs A. E Bassett sos deIen-
drecie building. Phone 2a47-yEs ADV.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
Revolution Headouarters.

London. Dec. 10.--Novo TcherlSask,
capital Of the territory Of Don Co.'S
sacks, is now the center OF the active
movement against the BoIshevilki. q
Petrograd dispatch to The star re-
ports. 1t Is said General Alexieff and
General kornilOff, former command
president OF the duma. are there.
Plenty OF cavalry is available but
little infantry. although organization
OF infantry is being carried on Wig
orouEly.
Something may happen in q day
or two" the dispatch adds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
Election Committee Arrasted.

Petrograd, Dec. 10.-The central
election committee for the constituent
assembly, which includes Ninimal-
lists and constitutional Democrats,
has been arrested by the Bolshevikf
Red Guard. The members were taken
to the Smolny Institute the head
quarters Of the Bolshevilli where they
protested against their arrest.
Returns from the elections In Nd0s-
cow show that I'VE BolsheVilzi four
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
Draft and Liquor Land Young
Man Into Federal HdndS--MuSt
Explain Age to Uncle Sam

responsible
A
by Judge NJ. Borquin of that
this
a a 70
Minnesota Montana. He brother
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10

constitutional Democrats and one
social Revolutionist were elected to
the constituent assembly. Scattering
returns from the provinces indicate
that the BoIsheviki will have the
largest vote Of any single faction,
probably equalIing that of all the
others combined.
The central duma committee,
though It has been dispersed, issued
a statement that 1t is still continuing
its work. The workmen have taken
over the control of factories in the
Petrograd district under a decree is
sued by the Bolshevilxi. The Petrograd
banks have decided 70 issue notes ag-
gregating 100, 00O. 900 rubles to relieve
the financial situation.
Former Premier KerensIxy, in a
communication addressed to the pro-
vistonal government announces that
though he has resigned as premier he
still considers himself a member Of
the cabinet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
Prlvate Property AboIiahed.

London. Dec. 9. Sunday-The Rus
sian government wireless today
transmits a proclamation signed by
M. Kolegalev. peoples commissary
Of agriculture, declaring all lands,
with their living and slaughtered
stock, all buildings and the produce
of the lands. shall henceforth be ma
tional property under the manage
ment Of the land committees. Under
this proclamation private property in
land is declared abolished and the
houses Of the landowners are to be
used as schools, hospitals. shelters
and theaters.
The proclamation announces that
instruction for the transfer will be
issued shortly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-10
Y. ". CAMPAIGNERS
INVADE OFFICES

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HALIFAX REPORTS 1900
DEAD, 5000 WOUNEED

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22
FREDERICKSBURG w IA
WIELKIEM ZAUFANIU.

Qgolne mnicmanie, re zatwar--
dzenie jest mafoznaczacym k}opo
TEN. Ludzie mowia: "To przej-
dzie' popelniaja powazny bfad.
Cia4o cierpiace zatwardzcnicm
jest zawsze oznaka choroby. Be-
mniejszcj zw]oki wezcie Urine
IA Amerykanski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma, kt6ry wyczysci w~netrznos-
ci i przywr6ci normalne dziafanic
ciala. Pomnaza apetyt i wzmac--
MIA ncrwy. w r6znych cierpie-
mach kobiecych spowodowanych
zatwardzcnicm, w n~crwowsci, mi
CREME, b6lu g]owy, og6lnemu o.
s1abieniu it'd. mozecie zupe}nie pc
ma tenn doskona}em lekars-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22
z podr6H po Europe.
Polakow ola 1omk6w.

q Poznanskiego, re Szlasku j z
innych czesci Polski pod zaborem
Prusak6w, kt6rzy %prowadzac po-
lityke germanizacyjna usi}owali
ludnosc wynarodowic i gdzie mia
sta, miasteczka i wsie pozbawio-
ne zosta1y polskich napis6w by
otrzymac niemieckie nadesz1a sy-
stematyczna serdeczna akcya,
kt6ra zada1a KAN pruskiej kolo-
nizacyjnej komisyi utrzymujacej,
jakoby tam ludnose dawno pre-
stala bye polska.
w kazdej z tych czesci utworzo
no komitety, Ia kt6rych czele sta
nell i najwplywowsii odpowiedzia}
nj Polacy j tie komitety prowadza
dzie1o niesienia i r~ozdzielania po-
mocy. Pomiedzy czfonkami tych
komitet6w znajduja sic ludzie,
kt6rych zapatrywania Ia przysz-
lose Polski i ia to, czego MONA
sic spodziewac cd mocarstw woju
jacych, albo na to, czyjego sobie
ziycza zwyciestwa hub porazki, SO
Dzialacze ratunkowi ME
wdaja sic w roztrzasanie r6znic
zapatrywan i ME dopuszczaja, by
,jakakolwiek inia kwestya hub ak
eva wchodzila W kolizye Z dobro-
czynna dzia}alnoscia ratowania
narodu ginacego Z glodu.
Niekt6rzy najwybitniejsi dzia--
1acze bioracy udziaf w akcyi "a
tunkowej pozostaja w cieniu /
tylko przez .specyalne wywiady--
wanie sic MONA sic o mich dowie-
dice. Wytl6niaczyli mi oni, re
chodzi 0 to, by pomoc byla skill
.tcczna, Il TAXA bye moze tylko, je
zeli oddzicli sic ia absolutnie. cd
wszelkich wzgled6w i korzysci o.
sobistych, bizncsowych towarzys-
kich lub politycznych. l w}asnic
zajecia takiego stanowiska wzbu-
dzifo zaufanie og6lu %,wywola}o
wspania}omySlnc ccha i ofiary
zlaczylo przyw6dzcow polskiego
narodu W solidarna falange dzia-
lajaca ola dobra wsp6lncgo. C'zy
to W publicznych czy prywatnych
enuncyacyach, kazdy Z Mich wy
raza nadzieje i modli sic 0 SWEET
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22

twie. Cena $1.00 w aptekach.-
Trinera liniment cieszy sic ta Sd
ma popu1arnoscia. O to list Il
dnia 5 ]utego "Wasz liniment jest
naprawde doskonafy. Pc zwich--
nieciu ME mogfem przez ca}y rok
podniessc prawej reki bez wieEkie-
90 b6lu ale Wasz liniment pomogf
mnie i moge znowu bez bolu III
szac reke. Polecam ten Imminent
kazdemu kto ma sztyw11e stawy.
z szacunkiem Frank Novacck,
White Mountain Lake, Man, Ca
NADIA Cena 25 i SOC w aptekac1l.
poczta IS i Zoe. Jos. Triner, wy
tw6rca, 133333-1339 S. Ashland
ave. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22
ie akcya ratdnkowa w Warsza-

sic akcya ratdnkowa w Warsza-
vie.
l.. z tych to g}6wnych komitet6w
wyszly plany i projekta do skute
cznego zorganizowania lokalnych
komitetow w calym kraiu, Z wy
bitnemi osobistosciami IA czele.
Te komitety ustawicznie porozu-
miewaja sic, re zrzeszeniami dys-
tryktowemi powiatowemi. i teryto
ryalnemi, a tym sposobem mic
wchodza re soba w kolizye.
Praca ia odbywa sic odrebnie i
odmiennic cd akeyi ratunkowej
zydowskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22
UsUNCIE
Regulowanie wnetrznosci j

Regulowanie wnetrznosci jest
tajemnica dobrego zdrowia, JAS
nych oczu,, czystej komplekcyi, a
ORA king'a New. Life pigu1ki sa
]agodnem i mifem lekarstwem,
kt6re regulujes wnetrznosci i po-
maya do usuniecia nagromadzo-
nych nieczystosci bez bolesci. Wei
Gle pigu}ke pred spoczynkiem Il
ociezalosc glowy, ciezkie wiosen-
lie febryczne uczucia znikna. WEI
Gle ORA King'a New Life pigulek
Il waszych aptekarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22

-.| a5.gISu 2:-E
ma przyszlosc ola wolnej Polski;
ich jednak nadzieje sprzyszlosci
ME maja wchodzic " kolizye 2
czynna pomoca niesiona celem da
wanna pozywienia glodnym, schro.
niska ola bezdomnych,odziezy ola
tych, kt6rzy ledwie 1achmanami
sic okrywaja.
Rome. zrzeszenia prowadza pro
pagande polityczna, niekt6re ot--
warcie, a inne W ukryciu, ale ich
~przyw6dzcy ME dopuszczaja, by
ich polityczne plany wchodzily W
prace ratunkowa. lynn to sposo-
benz uda1o sic doprowadzic do te-
go, re rome komitety ratunkowe
otrzyma1y sankcye rzadowa a ME
kiedy navel i wsp6ldzia1anie Tub
.pomoc re strony rzad6w.
Temu to zawdzieczyc wypada,
re ksiaze Zdzislaw Lubomirski i
.hr. Adam Ronikier, W imieniu ko
mitetu ratunkowego ola ziem pol
skich okupowanych przez armiee
niemiecka, m6gl wejse~w porozu-
mienie 2 bar011em L. Kronenber--
giem i hr. Zygmuntem Wielopols-
kim w Piotrogrodzie, by ci mako
Mill cabinet ~tamtejszy do wp}ynie
cia ia rad angielski, by pozwo--
lii przesy}ac zywnosc do Polski.
Staraniem ksiecia Lubomirskiego
i hr. Ronikiera, kt6rzy otrzymali
zezwolenie rzadowych urzedni--
k6w, przyszlo najprz6d do dysku
syi, a potem do przychynej akcyi
w Piotrogrodzie. Hr. Maurycy Ia
mojski Z ramienia gabinetu pio--
trogrodzkiego zostaI wys}any do
Londynu, azeby przedstawic w
Anglii, potrzebe zywnosci ola Pol
ski, Hr. Zamojski powinienby o.
becnic juz bye w Londynie.
Pierwsze diva komitety ratun--
kowc dla ofiar wojny zorganizo-
wano w Krakowie pod zaborem
austryackim i W Poznaniu pod "a
borem pruskim. Komitety te ist-
nieja dotychczas, ale W miare
~mnozenia sic potrzeb a zwieksza-
MIA obszar6w pustoszonych, i to
pod rozmaitymi radiant, tworzy-
1y sic inne jeszcze komitety Ola
r6znych czesci ziem polskich.
Komitet w Krakowic nazyWaja
komitetem biskupim, a ma jego
czele stoi ksiaze biskup,lrakows-
XII Adam Sapieha. Ma on glow
ny nadzor mad calym prawie OBJ
szarem ziem polskich znajduja--
Gym sic pod rzadcm austro : we
gierskim. Pralaci r6znych rzym-
Isko ? katolickich dyecezyj stoja
ma czele komitet6w znajdujacych
sic pod zarzadcm tego komitetu
centralnego.
! Statuta tego komitetu, kt6ry
posiada sankcye rzadu austro-we-
Igierskiego, zaznaczaja, re s}uzy
on wylacznie humanitarnym i do
broczynnym celom, z wyklucze-
MEM wszelkich politycznych ten
dencyj. Jake cele jego So wymie
nione starania o schroniska, Zapo
bieganie smierci glodowej, opie--
kowanie sic dziecmi osieroconemi
zwalczanie chor0b, odbudowywa--
ME domow i gospodarczych -bu--
|dynk6w, ozywianie rzemios} i
wszclka lima pomoc niesiona lud-
nosci.
.Komitct podzielony jest ma 70
INC subkomitety, jakoto dostar--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-22

czania zywnosci j odziezy, opieko
wanna sic dziecmi, pomocy sanitar
nej, ozywiania rzemiosl i rolnict--
wa.
Dochody komitetu skladaja sic
z dar6w ludnosci, ma ktorych
skladanie. otrzymuje sic pozwole--
ME rzadu i. z regularnych wplat
czlonkow komitetu. We wszel-
kich akcyach wchodzacych W "a
kres dzialania i obowiazk6w Ger
wonego Krzyza, komitet dzia1a W
porozulnieniu z Czerwonym Krzy
ZEN rzadu w odnosnej czesci Pol
ski zaprowadzoncgo.
Arcybiskup Albin Symon, kt6-
ry z polecenia S. p. Papieza Piu--
sa X, objezdza1 Stany Zjednoczo
lie i badaf stosunki w parafiach
polskich TAME, jest wiceprezesem
komitetu, ia ktorego czele stoi
Ksiaze Biskup Sapieha. Prof. Ka
zimicrz Kostanecki, rektor uniwer
sytetu krakowskiego, jest dru-
giem wicieprezesem; Waclaw An
czyc jest kasyerem a dr.. Jan Co
recki sekretarzem.
Do komitetu wykonawczego ma
leza opr6cz powyzszych urzedni-
k6w nastepujacy: KS. dr.. Czeslaw
Wadolny, ksiaze Witold Czarto--
ryski, prof. Boles}aw Ulanowski,
prof. Stefan Jentys, dr.. Emil God
lewski, Michaf Garapich, DIR. Ka-
zimierz Morawski, Ks. Jan Karzon
kiewicz, prof. Michaf Siedlecki i
Mieczyslaw Szybalski.
Idac "a przyk1adem ksiecia BIZ
skupa, Sapiehy, kt6ry osobiscie
zwiedzal miejscowosci, gdzie maj
wiekszemi byly choroby niedo--
stack cd zasu zorganizowania
komitetu, inni cz}onkowie r6wniez
podejmowali podr6ze inspekcyj-
ne i osobiscie zaznajamiali sic Z
policemen m. Wszelkie podr6ze tax
jak czynnosci kazdego czfonka ko
mitetu, odbywaja sic ma koszt
wlasny i zadnych pieniedzy ME
.ssciaga sic Z fundusz6w kolektowa
nych przez komitet ratunkowy ma
koszta prowadzenia akcyi.
Do niedawna ten komitet glow
ny opickowa} sic wszelka akcya
|ratunkowa w zicmiach polskich
pod zaborem austro : wegierskim
zmienilo sic to j obecnie istnieje
odrebny komitet dzialajacy. W pc
rozumieniu z krakowskiem zrze--
szeniem. Nowy ten komitct ma
g}6wna siedzibe w Lublinie a Ia
jego. czcle stoja hr. Juliusz Tar
nowski jake prezes; Jan Stecki,
wiceprezcs; J6zef Targowski, gen
sekretarz: Jan Kowcrski, hi. Hen
!ryk Potocki, Stanislaw Sliwinski,
Andrea Garbinski, i DIR. Maryan
Sobolewski, - jake komitct wy
konawczy.
Ola obszaro6w Polski pod oku--
pacya niemiecka, komitct w mic
seize Poznaniu, IA kt6rego czele
stoi JE. ks. Edmund Dalborn, Ar
c.ybiskup archidyecczyi g%nieznien
sko : poznanskicj, przez d}ugi
czas sam jcdcn akcye prowadzif.
Obecnie podziclono ten obszar i
.czescia jcgo opiekuje sic wprost
komitet, ma ktorcgo czclc stoi Ar
cybiskup Aleksander Kakowski W
Warszawie. Statuta komitctu poz
nanskiego i komitetu warszaws-
kiego SO W %gf6wnych zarysach ia
kie' same :jak komitetu krakows--
kiego. Hr. l.. Myciclski jest vice
Kazimierz BrOWnsfOrd
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-26
AMan With an Appetite.

Nicholas Mood was a Kentish
gentleman who gorlnandized his
way to fame in the seventeenth
century. This worthy would eat
a whole hog at a sitting and follow
it up next day with thirty dozen
pigeons Woods was an appetite
not to be laughed at, and so when
some slight was put upon il by Tay-
Ior, the water poet, Wood challeng-
ed the poet to bout at eating as
much black pudding as would reach
across the Thames at any place fix
ed by Taylor himself between Lon
don and Richmond" The Thames
at London bridge is about 300 yards
across, and black pudding is COM
pounded in links the same as aaus-
age, so it's easy to figure Woods
gross tonnage.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-07-26

In the American Magazine is an
account Of a keen nature photog-
rapher who has confined his actiyi.
ties TO New Jersey and eastern New
York:
Zone day, with a boy companion,
be was walking through the woods,
and they we're startled by the sight
Of a congregation Of black snakes,
which disappeared as if by magic,
The boys hunted among the bushes
until they we're attracted by the
sight Of one snake hanging in loops
from tree. Looking closely, they
found that all Of the snakes had
sought concealment by crawling up
trees, seeking the end Of a branch
and looping over TO ANOTHER tree,
and they had their first lesson il
the method by which snakes hide
themselves and hoodwink their pur-
sners.1