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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Dezercya tmk6w, io}nierzy
i cywlnych.
Ogolaa i,au;ka " Turcyi.

Paryz, 81 maJa. - lufcHa ha-
viedzona jest slodem i zaraza,
panika ogarnela ludnosc cafego
kraiu, W armii turcckiej roz--
szerzvla sic dysordHnacya, memo
ralnosc i dczercya ia wielka ska
lie - odnoSnie informacyi zrodio-
wych nadeslanych do Paryza dro
"a na Bcrno szwajcarskie. IN
formacya pochedzi wprost z kon
stantynopolasdonosi Q dezercyi
armii tureckiej okolo 100000
zolnierzy.
Wskutek klesk STRAIT ponleslo
nych przez Turkow W walkach ia
terytoryach Malej Azyi, Austrya
wyslala 5000 zohaierza do Pale
styny, celem powstfzyman'a D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Niechcacy dosta}a sic pod
kaucye.

Filadelfia, Pa. Niejaka pani Gle
slak pnr. 1861 Almond ul. ME
chcacy dostafa sic. pod kaucye
$500 "a krzywoprzysieztwo. Sc
dzia F. Furgeson wylapai pono ko
biecine, ze ia, chcac zcmscic sic
IA mezu, zaprzysiegfa zeznanie,
ze on braf udziaf W morderstwie
piekarza, kt6ry przy Westmore-
land pred dwoma laty zostaf "a
mordowany. Zemsta sic nies u
dala, bo maj udowodnil swoje ali
bi, vice pani Elzbieta teraz mtlsi
sic sama bronic pred koza. Tax Tax
to juz bywa: kto pod kim dolkl
kopie, sam " ME wpada:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
0skarzony 0 falszywe wylu-
diane pieniedzy.

Jersey City, N. J. Micha} Wen
ski, Varick ul. zosta1 W piatek
aresztowany na mocy oskarzenla
60 0 wyludzenie pod fa}szywym
pretekstem $3.50 cd Stanis}awa
Maksza. Wenski sprzeda} Makszy
salun pm. 355 Varick ul. "a $3.50 !
powiedzial mu, re, ably ME mice
kfopotu z licensya, zostanle Jego
wsp6lnikiem. Maksza sta1 "a baraa
kilkas dni, az zjaWi} sic prawdiz'l-
wy wlasciciel salunu, kt6ry 60 wy
pedzil.
.Pochwy ycony przez kolo nassyny.
Deeper, yzis. 3 edward N Wesolow-
ski, szatrudn dnielny y lnal,ynie Kim I'M
berly CLARK s,nill posh ycony 20
stall i,rzezs sk6lp| aas1yl '11 okreco- co.
ny. okolo IS razy tan. lego jest
Rardzo nieb ezpieczn.y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Zgon kap}ana.
South Bend, Ind. w ponie

South Bend, Ind. w ponlcdzla-.
}ck, 21go maja, 0 godz. l 10 po po
]udniu W plebanii parafii sw. Jad
wigi umar} Wiel. ks. Michal Mix
laszewski, wikary przy kosciele
sw. Jadwigi, liczac lat 81. KS. Mix
laszewski chorowaf przez d1uzszy
czas, lecz do niedzieli m6g} jesz--
cze spehiac obowiazki kap}ans--
kie. Zgon jego by} spowodowany
chor6b wewnetrz-
nych.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic W pfzeszfa
srode w parafii sw. Jadwigi. Il. 6.
j. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Odprawi pierwsza msze $w,

" uroczystosc Bozeeo Gala,
dnia 7so czerwca b. +. godzinie
9 30 rano. W kosciele sw. Wojcie-
cha pierwsza Msze sw. odprawi
abituryent Kollegium sw. stanis-
lava Kostki, kleryk Ignacy Rem
klexski Kle1yk Renklewski wys-
wieeony bedzie na kapfana dnla
|2eosczerwca, b. i. W kosciele ka-
tedfanym " Chicago, przez NaJ-
prev. ks. Arcybikupa j. w Nun
ldelen q. D. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
nozyi egzamin.

Nanticoke, Pa. Pan Leon Knoll
s}uchacz kolegium sw. Krzyza,
syn pahstwa Wojciech6w Knoll
z}ozy} egzamin wyznaczony dla
operator6w telegraph iskrowego,
bezdrutowego. Pan L. Knoll zadzi
viii egzaminujacych 60 profeso-
row nadzwyczaj gruntownymi
wiadomosciami elektyki i che
mil. Studyom tym oddawaf sic cd
dawna Z amatorstwa p. L. Knoll.
w razic powo}ania do s}llzby woj
skowej pan L. Knoll bedzie pei
mic czynnoSci Ia okrecic wojen-
nEm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Sprawy morskie.
Paryz, 81 maja.

Paryz, 81 maja. = w lZble De
putowanych francuskiej posel
Gels wywolal sensacye interpela--
eva swa w sprawie blokad pod
morskich niemieckich i wywoda
NIL " ktorych wyliczyl, re Mem
cy cd poczatku l915go +. znisz-.
czyli ekretow handlowych na s..
400,O GOO ton. Mowca ostro kryty.
kowal alianckie niedoiezne metp.
dy przeciwdzialania temu wanda
lizmowi niemieckiemu. Sesya "
dalszej czesci byla tajna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Straszny tornado nawiedza
Z Stanow.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. 81 maja.- x

Springfield, Ill. 81 maja.-Gwa}
townc burzc cyklonowc nawiedzi-
|!y W sobote niedzicle sicdm Sta
now, powodujac, lie stwlerdza-
ja dotychczasove doniesicnla,
smierc 1875 os0b, a ciezsze i lzej-
sze obrazenia i rany II ,165 ludzi.
Sumaryczny wykaz g}6wnych
STRAIT przedstawia sic W krotkoscl
| jak nastepuje:
Matoon, Ill. 81 maja. -Sobotni
tornado zcbra} W micScic tutcj-
sem straszne zniwo ofiar. zabi-
jajac 81 osob i powodujac obra-
zenia pieciu>ct, dotychczas je-
dnak brak okolo Is ludzi, ktory
mi ME wiadomo, co sic stalo. Il
poranionych 20 prawdopodobnie
umrze. Po wydobyciu zw|ok Z
pod gruz6w. budynkow idcntyfi-
kowano 50, jedncgo cia(a mic zdo
lano jcdnak jcszczc dotychczas
idcntyfikowac. Zarzadzono mad
zwyczajne Srodki ostroznosci, a
by ME dopu>cic do rozszcrzcnla
sic zarazy, okazalo sic bowicm, re
W jednym re zniszczonych domow
znajdowa} sic chory ia oSpc mu-
lrzyn. Wszv>tkic micjscowc kos
cio!y, publiczna bibliotcka. szpi--
ltal Memorial i hotel American "a
|pclnionc sd rannymi bczdomny-
mi, ktorych licza na , do ) tyslc-
lev. Domow caikowicie ZburZonych
| lest 1856. znacznic uszkodzonych
l146. 300 nicwiclc tylko. Spowo
|dowana TEN szkode materyalna O.
bliczaja na $1.1cd.ooo.
Birmingham: Ala. 81 maja. -
|Cvklon nawiedzil. wczoraj mad
wieczorem odlcgIa stad o 10 NIL
na w>chdd micjscowoSc Sayre
(povoGuiac Smierc nicznanej do
(tvchczas liczby oscb.
Cairo, Ill. 81 maja - Skutkicn
straszncgo cyklonu oncgdaJ pope
|ludniu zosta}o W Dublin, kanS.
zabitych troje ludzi, a II odnloS
Ito ranv i obraZcnia. u Mayflelt
jwvslano na ratunck lckarZy PIE
|egniarki.
Dyesburg, Tenn, 81 maja. =
Przcz Srodkowa GEESE powiat'
Dyer przeszcd} onegdaj tornado
zabijajac tn i w przedmiesc''
ISou,h Lcrsburg szcSc osob, ra-
niac - niszczac - budynkow
W TEN try koScioly.
Blytevlle, Ark. 81 maJa.
Przez niedaleko stad polozona o
ssde farmcrska Tins Point prze
szedl gwaltowny huragM, zablJ;
jac cztcry osoby. w Clear LAX
Ark. poni6sl smicrc jeden czfo
|wieS. ! osOby sa ranne.
, St. Louis, Mo. 81 maja = Mic
scowoSc Willisville w powiecl
Perry Mo-, zostala onegdaj pra-
vie kompletnie zniszczona pre-
cyklon, IA szczescie jednak obs
10 sic, lie dotychczas wiadomt
bez ofiar W zyciach ludzkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Sprzeczka W sprawie arlni.

odyOAue, ~ L. IIellIy n AOClll
Jan Melynik z Bayonne, rozpocze
l; sprzeczke dotyczaca wojny.
Gdy Melynik, ktory Ia ochotnika
wstapi} do armii amerykanskiej,
zaczal sic tego szczycic, Kocin
wyrazif sic deprymujaco tutej-
szej armii. Uniesiony gniewem
Melynik pobi} "a TO Kocina, i os-
karzyf go pred policya. Jednak
dzieki wstawiennictwu adwokata
Brodsky ego, Kocina wypuszczo--
no IA wolnosc pod kaucya 5000,
al do rozprawy W wyzszej instan
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Student uniwersytetu mowea
na popisie.

Nanticoke, Pa. Pan Felix's Mi
kolejczak uczeil ma uniwersytecie
Bucknell bedzie jednym siedlniu
m6wc6w ia rocznym popisie W
tym instytucie. Nadmieniamy, ze
pan pa Mikolajczak 4 letni kurs ma
tym 'uniwersytecic skonczyf W
trzech latach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
chodu ekspedycyi brytyjskiej ar

chodu ekspedycyi brytyJskleJ ar
mil.
Do Konstantynopola przyby}o
1900 wojska niemieckiego do
strzezenia rzadowych budynk6w,
fabryk most6w. Setki ludnosci
w stolicy umiera dziennie g}o-
du i cd zarazy, ktora sic szerzy
zastraszajaco.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Ma morzu.
Ostatllio
Londyn. 81 maia.

nury niemieckie zatopily: angiel-
ski statek "Feltria' !, greckl -
dysseus norweski '.Grau ! an
gielski "Confield oraz zajefy I
okrety szwedzkie, wiozace roma
ity towar do Rosyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-31
Wielki reid ma Londyn.
Londvn, 81 maja. - Eska}

16tu aeroplan6w najecha}a po-
|udniowaI wschodnia Anglie, sic
vajac al przedmicScic Londynu Nv
;cdnem nich IS oSob, zosta}o Ia
bitych. a Ia polaleczonych: szko
t}v matcrvalne Znacznc. jest to
trzeci reid nicmiecki IA Anglie W
ostatnich tl'zcch dniach.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
ATLANTA NOT TO SWELL ARMY OF
SAND MY FOUR SONS AT FRONT

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb 10-Atlanta will
furnish its full quota of volunteers, il
war is actually declared, though At
lantians are not rushing off any wires
about it. or thirsting for blood like
Colonel Roosevelt and his four sons,
and Governor Cats, of Florida, who
wants to engage in program that
will either defeat the Germans tomor-
row or leave Mrs. Cats widow.
Investigation shows that in addition
to the men in Atlanta who have had
militia training, there are, perhaps,
two or three hundred men who have
actually fought and been under fire in
the Philippines, in the South African
war and with the Canadians in Elan
ders.
These men, who know what war is,
and some of whom have held officers
commissions. will take the lead here,
but they hope there won't be any war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
FARMERS PROTECTING "B0B
WHITE" FROM HUNTING PARTIES

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 10.-Mr. Bob
White otherwise known as the COM
mon quail or partridge, is making u
strong bid for life, liberty and the
pursuit of the boil weeyil, instead of
the full charge of birdshot in his ten
der hide, which is now his usual por-
ten. He has started eating boil wee
wills, and apparently decided that he
wanted to take an active part in the
campaign, after hearing all that the
bugologists and farming experts over
on the fourth floor of the capitol had
to say, and he is doing his part so
well in south Georgia that number
Of hunting parties are finding them
selves cut off from hunting on many
OF the larger plantations, where they
were allowed in previous years to
kill quail to their hearts content.
Since the farmers learned the quail
are eating boil weevils, the posting OF
land has become quite general, and
it the quail's claims as boil weeVil
exterminator are justified by time lC
may be that the state game law will
be so amended that quail shooting will
be forbidden altogether.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
S1,50O,OOO WORTH OF VAN DYCK
PAINTINGS ARE IN NEW YORK

z NEW YORK, Feb. 10-Forced by the
fortunes of war to sell the $1,500,000
worth OF Van Dyck paintings that
have. hung for centuries in the halls
of Nowhan Paddock. Leicestershire,
the Earl of Denbeigh has sent the
five pictures here, where they are be-
ing prepared for exhibition and sale
Tn Fifth Avenue.
One of the Ave 100000 paintings
shows James Stuart, Duke of Rich
mond, the cousin of Charles l who
vainly offered his life to ransom the
King, in black dress and cloak, with
star, blue stockings, black shoes with
enormous rosettes and wide lace col
lar standing with the greyhound that
saved his life by arousing him from
sleep. Two other of the portraits are
o. Charles l and Queen Henriette
Maria. They are full lengths.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
HORSES AND MULES TO BE
HIGH PRICES IN NEAR FUTURE

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 10-If you own
u horse or a mule, taken better care
Of him than you ever have before, for
in the next couple of years he may
be worth good deal more than you
now imagine.
An investigation into the unprece-
dented slaughter of horses and mules
i'll the European war, where the av-
erage life of an animal at the front is
only three weeks, indicates that there
will be horse famine" by the time
the war ends, and that as the result
OF the law of supply and demand,
horses and mules will command UNI
precedented prices.
The United States alone has sent
more than million and a half horses
and mules that will never come back,
and more than ten million animals
have been killed
1t is declared that breeders who
have ceased to raise horses and mules
In expectation that motor vehicles are
going to supplant them In nearly all
lies of work, will soon see that they
have made great mistake and lost
one of the best opportunities they
ever had to make big profits.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
Three Points of Vital Interest to Our Farmers:
at Tells in the Field"


POTASH: We have splendid Stock of high
grade Potash materials, including genuine Ger
man Manure Salt. If you want Potash goods
come down to our factory and let us show you
exactly what we have. There are no secrets
about Ok GuanOs.
PEANUTS: Experiments and eXperlenCehave
shown that Peanuts respond to fertilizers justine
same as any other crop. You can double your
yield and profits by proper application of terti-
lizers. We are making two Special Peanut
GuanoS" See us about them,
TOBACCO: We have large factories il North
Carolina and Virginia that have been furnishing
the tobacco growers for years. We are we'll
Stocked with Suphate of Potash which is abso-
utely essential to growing the best quality of
Tobacco Leaf. Tobacco goods ought to bemade
on special formulas and we are prepared to fur
nish exactly the kind of goods that have proven
successful in the large Tobacco growing sections
of the South.
Come To See Us or Drop Us line
TENNESSEE CHEMICAL COMPANY
AMERICUS GEORGIA
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= 4 + = 4 + \ 4 4 + +
= GIRL CHAMPION PIG
\ RAISER OF MINNESOTA

= ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb 10-Be-
= cause she stayed home from par
y ties and cared for her pigs, Miss
\ Ruth Cunningham, 16, is the
Z champion pig raiser of Mime
= sofa. The award was made my
7 the University of Minnesota agri-
= cultural school here. Ruth raised
: high brow pigs.
y Each day she scrubbed her
\ pigs by hand, and followed that
y by giving them a shower bath.
\ Then she massaged each pig with
oil daily. Comfortable couches
= were arranged for the pigs in
= the shade Of trees on her faith
\ er's farm. Her pig menu con
4 sisted Of milk, timothy, clover,
Z salt, lime, green vegetables-and
= all were served in individual
I troughss
L Il Il L :
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
NEW NETHERLANDS WAR
LOAN IS OVER-SUBSCRIBED

THE HAGUE Feb 10-The new $780,
100000 war loan of the Netherlands
has been oyer-subscribed to the extent
Of seven millions. This is by no
means so brilliant showing as the
two previous loans of S1IO,0O0,OOO and
$50.00O.0O0 respectively made, but only
4 per cent interest was offered in the
present case as compared with four
and a half and FIVE per cent in the
.wo former instances.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
FRANCE TO STIR INTEREST FOR
REC CONSTRUCTING VILLAGES

ChAI NS-SURMARNE, France, Feb.
I0-Mass meetings and cooperative
associations are means being used in
this region to stir interest in the
work of reconstructing destroyed viii
ages. In the Canton of Vitry lie
Francois. particularly affected during
the battle of the Marne, organization
IS well under way. Occupants Of the
destroyed villages of Glannes, Huron
ard Courdemanges have been prom
isel aid by the government which
will build switch tracks for the
rapid unloading of material The re-
builders of these villages will consist
largely of German prisoners.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11

mach poisons breed millions of
= -l5 that eat into your vitals, caus-
4 tas Pressure. Indigestion, Consti-
: n. Torpid Liver, Au1o-Intoxication,
DIV Jaundice, Gall Stones, Appen-
rs. Cancer and Ulcers of the Stom-
and Lntestines, etc. etc. Thousands
-deIe,s have beer restored by
IRIS Wonderful Remery, among
"a Justice of the Supreme Court,
g. gressmen. Doctors, Lawyers, Bank
Ministers, Nurses, Farmers. Me
aaics-persons of every ciass-prob-
your own neighbors. Stomach
doubles are rue mostly to catarrhal
7 uigons. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
moves that poison, thoroughly
anses the system, drives out the
4 ease breeding germs, allays in
=. nation and ends suffering. Unlike
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~ho viii return your money if it fails
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
v AR.STRAIN CAUSE OF
MANY DEATHS IN ENGLAND

LONDON. Feb. 1O.--Not only is the
nations man-power being reduced on
foreign battlefelds but the war-strain
to the people at home is killing many
men and women, says one of the
governments investigating bodies in
its latest report on the birth rate.
In the year in which the war began.
the report shows, there were 362,354
more births than deaths in England
and Wales. In 1916 the excess or
births over deaths was only 252, POI.
There were 64,569 fewer births and
1854 more deaths in 1915 than in
1914.
The reduction in the number OF
births says the report, emphasizes
the Importance of saving child life
and of improving the health of ali
survivors. There is no insuperable
difficulty in reducing the total deaths
in childhood to one-half their present
number. In 1915, 98,477 infants died
in their first year after birth. and 55,-
COZ died at ages one to FIVE"
The tuberculosis work of local au-
thorities, the report says, has been
geratly restricted by the war, and it
adds that one of the most urgent of
after-war problems will be to secure
the early resumption and extension of
this work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11
CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS
MUST WORK TOGETHER

SAVANNAH, Feb. 10-That CathO-
lies and Protestants must work to-
gether to upbuild the state and nation
is the keynote of statement by Rt.
Rev. B. ]. Kelley, Catholic Bishop OF
Georgia, in commenting upon the
formation of the Catholic Laymen's
Association of Georgia, announced a
few days ago. The bishop expresses
himself as pleased with the purpose
of the organization which seeks to
bring about a more friendly feeling
among all Georgians regardless of
what church they attend. Said the
Bishop:
"Of course, ! thoroughly approve
this organization, and am especially
pleased with it's avowed object-to
bring about more friendly relations
among all the people of Georgia
without regari to their religious af-
fliations. There could be no better
object for the active interest and
work of every true lover of the state
than this, and earnestly hope that
the best results may follow.
"One of the results, which l earn
estly hope, will come from the action
this Association of Catholic laymen
will be the recognition by all of the
necessity of the hearty cooperation OF
Catholics and Protestants in all
things which tend to the betterment
Of conditions in state and federal af-
fairs.
Our religion is a matter between
God and ourselves, but our religion
strictly binds us to love all men,"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11

GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL. =
y = y = y y y = \ + = = :
IIOR-IN-CHIEF-
Elizabeth Sheffield.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Halle Walker.
Frances Sparks.
Susie Johnston.
Courtney Ivey.
Marvin GiddingS,
Norman Mcleod.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-11

During the cold spell, Nathan1e
Carter, who lives in the country wei
his hair before driving to school, SO
as to make his pompadour lie nat
When Nathaniel got to school each
lock ended in an icicle. The cold
weather seemed mighty hard to US lot
s. while. for it's hard to work or ride
&c school with the freezing Wlhu
blowing in your face, but when we got
m school we were surprised and 1t
was an altogether agreeable surprise,
too. l think the teachers were as glad
as we were. The surprise came when
Miss Martha Wheatley came to the
door and asked Miss Mary If she
knew we were to go home when the
Il: minutes bell sounded. The room
I'll was all excited Immediately, and
20 we're all the other rooms when they
we're told. And so the whole school,
teachers and all, sailed home. Colo
weather is a blessing (some times).
Tuesday, of course. we decided 1t
vas as cold as Monday, but the teach
crs thought not, so despite our decla-
raions of being cold we had to stay.
The Senior quartette of the High
school made the seventh grades
visit Tuesday. We sang cur songs
and then we heard a few quartettes
by them. They sang Yoka Hula Hick-
cry Dulo, Sweet Cider Time, When
You Were Mine, Pretty Baby, and a
fcw others. When some one in their
a dience did something funny, they
got tickled and had to stop right in
tie middle of their song, They're not
too old to get tickled sometime, you
know.
All last week the boys had to come
on the girls side to get water be-
cause the pipes of their drinking foun-
tain were frozen.
February 22nd, we are going toI
have a program in the yard. 1t Is
y ashington's birthday every one
Knows, so we are going to have a.
t1crge and Martha Washington. Sara
{ liver is going to be Martha and Hal
& a,ewood is going to be George Wash
rton, The attendants will be minuet
dancers
This petition was handed to Miss
Nary Mathis by her class Thursday
We herewith. do solemnly and in
So 1mn1y sign this petition to have al
! valentine Box, being neither too old
- growing"
Everybody In the class signed IT,
ut we haven't had an answer yet,
The basket ball game Friday re
suited in victory for the sixth grade,
score 8 to 2. Gladys Oliver scored
the three points for the sixth grade
ard Solita Physioc made the two
points for the seventh grade.
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