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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24

You will be acquainted with econom-
ical methods of feeding your family
so that nothing may be wasted; and
economy should not only apply to
food, but to dress and to amusements
and all other avenues of expenditure.
THE State OF Utah, with a history
already glorious in its service to the
nation and to humanity, will now be
called upon TO again express its love
of country, its love of home, and its
willingness to sacrifice for the sake
of truth and liberty.
I'VE urge you to heed this mes
sage that calls you to individual re-
sponsibility in being prepared for
service. Not alone those who serve
in soldiers camps or hospitals are
patriots, but those who. by taking
thought, increase and conserve the
food supply of the nation. To this
end. the following suggestions are
offered:
That the members of associations
and every woman's organization form
an economy committee, which shall
aid in carrying out measures to in
sure avoidance of material maste in
any form.
That the food supply be increased
by the raising of poultry for con-
sumption and also egg production.
Women desiring information as to
the best breeds. care and feeding,
may write to Prof. Byron Alder,
head Of the poultry department, U.
A. c. 1t is also urged that every
home shall make point of storing
eggs this spring while they are cheap.
A circular giving full information
may be obtained by writing to the
experiment station. U. A. c.
THAT extra amounts of garden
stuff be planted in home gardens and
vacant lots for consumption and
storage. and that every vacant lot
be used for this purpose.
THAT the wild fruits, common to
certain localities, be gathered and
preserved for use. That no surplus
fruits or vegetables be allowed to go
to waste. Especially Is this urged
in the southern counties where the
are so abundant.
Where the quantity is too great
for one family to handle. the associ-
alton could cooperate In gathering,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24
MESSAGE ISSUED
TO HOUSEWIVES
OF The STATE

Realizing that the women of Utah
will be as great power as the men
in meeting successfully the present
food shortage, President E. G. Pet
erson, of the Utah Agricultural col
legt, has issued stirring message
to the housewives OF the state.
President Peterson emphasizes the
many ways in which women can in
crease the total production of food
stuffs, and indicates ways by which
a great saving can be made In the
preparation Of food. The message
is as follows:
War. except In the interests OF
righteousness, is a prostitution of
all the higher motives of humanity.
War for Righteousness Is the most
sublime dedication that mankind can
make because 1t involves a giving of
the last full measure OF DEVOTION
America is launched upon a war
for Righteousness. Every resource Of
the nation will be drawn upon In the
prospecution Of relentless measures
The farmer particularly will be a
soldier of the republic. because he
will supply the one great indispensa-
ble-food-without which armies
perish and the nation will be defeat
ed. The curse OF war falls most
heavily upon the mother in the home,
the quiet, patient mother who gives
all and receives nothing but the con-
seriousness that the greatest of hui
man privileges, motherhood, entails
also a commensurate sacrifice and
suffering.
1t behooves us now TO prepare
wisely. To these to whom this leaf
let shall come, we urge frugality and
industry beyond even that OF previ-
Gus years. Let us conserve every
atom Of food and OF human energy.
In detail you will be advised how to
store, can, and preserve the by-prod-
ucts OF the farm for the future use.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24
M A r T / A L M u SIC.
Coral Thomas.)

| never heard the sound of martial note
When small child, but communicated and weak
The binding tears flowed sadly down my cheek,
And great sobs swelled to bursting in my throat
! scarce had years enough then, to devote
To solving why sorrowed Now seek
A reason why the whole world grows not meek
And fearful when Wars crimson banners float
And the drums beat, as down the dusty street
The soldiers march in solemn, measured tread;
And all the air is vibrant with the cheer
Of martial music. Hank! meath booted feet
Sounds the dread trampling Ger the wounded dead
No cheer! but moan for moan, and tear for tear.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24

the department of agriculture in
bread-making. Rice and macaroni,
while not farm products, are a cheap
source of food and will serve as a
substitute for potatoes, If the latter
continues high in price. The quail
ties of food in which they are lack
ing, may be supplied by using them
with fruits. dried and fresh. and to-
matoes. Note the suggestions for
combinations on the Housewives
Food Guide" furnished by the ex-
tension division.
"The homemade fireless cooker
saves fuel in the preparation of all
foods needing long time processes of
cookery. among which may be men
tioned-cereals. cheap cuts of meat,
and baked beans.
I'VE would urge also that a knowl-
edge of the amount and kind of food
needed for nutrition, obtainable at
least cost, is most essential at this
time. No housewife can afford to
be without the bulletin, How to Sc
lect Foods mentioned in the list, and
the money 5000 spent for the book.
Feeding the Family by Rose, pub
lished by Macmillan & Co.. Chicago,
will save the mothers of this state
many dollars on account of the in
formation 1t contains on the feeding
of children.
! Nor must economy stop with the
food. Glasses in renovating and re-
modelling of clothing and hats will
be timely. Cooperation would be
very valuable in this line. Put the
work in charge of some woman ex-
pert in dyeing. cleaning and remod-
cling. Call meeting to which the
women are to bring any clothing that
needs renovating. An afternoon
spent in this way will result in the
saving of both time and material. A
day for the renovation of millinery
will also be in order.
I'm addition to the committee on
economy, we would suggest that the
associations form Reed Cross socie-
ties as means of service to those
In the field. The work of these So
cieties includes the making of band
ages used in camp life and work in
first aid in emergencies. The Red
Cross society. 100 East First South
street, Salt Lake City, will furnish
information along this line.
List of recent bulletins to be OBJ
tanned from the department of agri-
culture, Washington. d. c.. The Food
Value of Poultry. No. 467; Turnips.
Beets, etc. as Food, No. sos; Honey
and Its Uses in the Home, No. $50;
Turkey Raising. No. 791; How to
Select Foods. No, sos; The Place OF
Eggs in the Diet, No. All; Fats and
Their Economical Use in the Home.
No. 49,"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24

canning and storing for community
use.
That fresh meat, meat stock,
poultry, vegetables, fruits and fruit
juices be bottled. In order to save
expense in the use Of sugar, some Of
the fruit can be put up in water in
stead Of sugar. Rhubarb and goose
berries may be bottled in cold water
without cooking.
1--WE would suggest that part of the
work of the economy committee be
to find those who have had good sue
cess in any Of the above processes,
to act as teachers of those less ex-
perienced. These are times in which
no one should be afraid to say,
Teach me. for l do not know
THE use Of cheaper cuts of meat
and cheese and bean dishes as sub
stitutes for meats Is advised. Es-
pecially, would we urge the avoid
ance of waste of fat. Pieces of fat
left on plates should be rendered
down for use. The bones of chops,
steaks and small cuts of meat are
available for making stock. We
would further urge that in the pre-
paration of vegetables for the table,
n a % n toll IN
value. They may be cooked in stock
which. in its turn, may be used for
soup or they may be prepared in as
small an amount of water as will
serve to cook them without burning.
Steaming is an economical method.
Potatoes should be selected that are
smooth and with small eyes to avoid
waste In peeling. Preferably they
should be cooked without peeling
since the greater part of the mineral
matter lies directly beneath the skin.
The oldest stalks of celery may be
boiled and served in soup, creamed
or scalloped. The leaves may be
dried for celery salt. The Feelings
OF apples may be boiled and will
make delicious fruit soup, or with
additional sugar may be used for
jelly. Pears may be baked In their
skins and bottled.
Localities using honey will find It
an economy in the use of sugar to
study the bulletin. uses of Honey in
the Home" published by the depart
ment of agriculture.
Milk and its by-products. Dutch
cheese, buttermilk. clabbered milk.
and they contain valuable food ma
terial. Read carefully the circular,
Food Value Of Milk that was sent
to the associations. Extra copies will
be supplied by the extension depart
ment on request.
Cereals are among the cheapest
sources Of nutrition and as farm
product should be a main source of
food supply. Freshly garnered
wheat, we'll cooked, makes a delici-
GUS breakfast dish. Graham, whole
wheat and bran breads may replace
white flour with advantage. High
patent flours do not furnish as much
nutriment for the money as lower
grades. The use Of cornmeal in COM
bination with flour is suggested by
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24

their expenses little in these respects 1t of course
means higher prices all such diversions and uxuries
But if the people will but restrict themselves little their
expenses will be none the greater War is serious bust
ness and we must all expect daily habits to be affect
ed Large incomes must Of pay heavy tax and
the people of wealth expect it,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24
Brutal.

Brutal.
A Chicago man complains he cam
not support his wife on $50 week
when she buys perfume at IS bottle
and stockings ut SO pair. The brute.
Peoria Transcript.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-04-24
Have You Got Yours?

RICHLAND ACRES is selling remarkably fast.
One hundred and fifty acres sold the first two
days of the sale. Scores of people are after de-
sirable tracts. Don't fail to get an opportunity
to have the Carbon Company take you over this
fine tile drained land that can be put into i'm
mediate cultivation.
Never in Utah has such fine land been offered
on such liberal terms-$20O0 an acre down, and
the balance in twenty years, to be paid in equal
installments covering interest and principle.
The payments are from $500 to $1,000 per acre,
much less than rent
BEET LAND IN HYDE PARK HAS BEEN
RENTED THIS YEAR FOR $45 PER ACRE.
In a year or two of cultivation this
land can be made to product 20 to
rs tons Of beets per acre. You can
figure for yourself the handsome
profits to be made.
DON'T DELAY A DAY-GET AN APPOINT
MENT WITH THE CARBON COMPANY
TO TAKE YOU OVER THE LAND. IN
VEST YOUR MONEY IN LAND
WHICH WILL UNDOUBTEDLY AD-
VANCE UNDER THE EXEREME-
LY HIGH PRICES NOW PRE-
VAILING FOR FARM
PRODUCTS
Logan Land And Drainage Co.
Logan - Utah
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01

filozoficzne roszcza sobie preten
sye, re dada TAXA ucieczke praw-
DIVA ludzkosci i Iowa stronni-
k6w gorliwych, oddanych swoim
przekonaniom. TAX mp. si}a Gala
socyalizmu polega ME W prawdo
podobienstwie zrealizowania jego
teoryi, ale W entuzyazmie jego
zwolennikow, W ich zagorza}osci
Gadaja oni, krzycza, pisa smaru
ja nieustannie, ME za}uja g}osu
ma atrament, SWAT 0 Mich siyszy,
widzi ich wciaz, a oni ma TEN ~
skuja. w niekt6rych krajach ma
my i katolik6w podobnie usposo-
bionych, dzielnych, czynnych e.
nergicznych, gdzie zas zasneli,
gdzie ich letarg jakiejS obojetno
sci i bezczynu opanowaf i gdzie
Gala akcye obronna poostaWlaJa
ksiezom swoim, tax zaistc ME mo
ina sic dziwic, re Koscio} Kato-
licki ME mozc okazac ludziom do
wodnie, IL on posiada tajemnice
pokoju i szczeScia prawdziwego i
zupemego'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
BLAGALNE NABozENsTWA.
Waszyngton. w ca}ym kraju

Washington. w ca}ym kraju cd
byly sic W przcsz}a niedziele bfa-
galne nabozenstwa o powodzenie
ola udzia}u Ameryki we wojnie
swiatowej. Pc raz to pierwszy z
rozporzadzenia prczydenta Sta
now Zjedn. W wszystkich koscio-
ZACH i domach modlitwy wszel--
kich wyznan W ca}ym kraju 3D.
byly sic tego rodzaju nabozenst-
wa; prezydcnt Wilson W stolicy
marynarze ma okretach, zo}nierze
W obozach, mezczyzni kobiety i
|dzieci, we wszystkich miastach,
wznosili modify do Pana Taste
pc6w opoblogoslawienie zamiarom
i cclom, W .jakich Stany Zjedno-
czonc przystapi}y do udziafu W
wojnie. Prezydent z ma}zonka by
Ii W prezbyteryanskim central
nym koscielc W Waszyngtonie,
gdzie przewodniczy& >modlitwom
Rev. DIR. James II. Taylor. W kos
cio}ach katolickich zarzadzono ia
bozenstwa, stosownie do zyczenia
prezydenta, a Z polecenia arcybi-
skup6w i biskup6w: W swiaty--
mach professionalism wszelkich
wyznan i synagogach zydowskich
irowniez odprawiano modify. Ma
okretach i W stacyach floty row.
noczesnie odprawia}y sic nabozcn-
silva "a dusze % marynarzy, kto-
rzy stracili zycie przez zatopie-
ME transportowca Antilles.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
PREZYDENT o osZCZEDZA-
NIU

Washington. Prezydent Wilson
W oredziu onegdaj .ogloszonem,
zawezwa} ~wszystkie publiczne ia
d}odajnie i prywatne domy. by
zobowiazaly sic dopomodz komi--
syi zywnosciowej W jej celach i
zastosowac sic do jej rozporza-
dzen. Odezwa ia zainaugurowana
niejako "tydzien regulowania ~
wnosci'' family enrolment
week. Odezwa brzmi:
"Gl6wny clear postarania sic
o dostarczanie zywnosci ola marc
d6d z mani we wojnie sprzymie-
rzonych spada obecnie ma nar6d
amerykanski, a potrzeba koniecz
ma takiego zaopatrywania W ia
kich rozmiarach wplynac musi ma
ceny codziennego zycia.
Kraj nasz jednakowoz pob}ogo.
slawiony jest obfitoscia artyku.
low zywnosci, a jezeli nasz narod
zechce obchodzie sic oszczednie
lprzy uzywaniu zywnosci, ograni'
czajac sic rozsqdnie do ilosci pc
trzebnej do utrzymania zdrowia
sill, jezeli pozbedzie sic wszelkiegc
trwonienia, j jezeli gl6wnie z te'
go korzystac bedzie, czego mad
wyzka znajduje sic W kraju,
tym sposobem przyczyni sic q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01

u}atwienia wywozu w znacznleJ'
szej iiffosci artykrtf65w dfa narodow
cd mas zawislych, to nietylko be-
dziemy W stanie wypelnic nasze
wobec mich obowiazki, ale take
doprowadzimy do ustanawiania
cen przystenych W naszym kra.
jul.
'Staranie sic Q dostateczna do
stawe zywnosci tax Ola naszycl
zoinierzy pc drugiej stronie ocea
nu jak i ola ludnosci cywilnej a
armij naszych experimentation
jest pierwszym i najglowniejszym
naszym obowiazkiem; jezeli bo--
wien maja dazyc do wytrwania
tych ludlow walczacych o nieza-.
leznosc wszystkich narod6w, to
przedewszystkiem musimy starae
sic o utrzymanie ich zdrowia i 81.
:ly.
"Rozwiazanie przeto kwest!yi
zywnosci nalezy Cd osobistych II.
sluk oddawanych przez kazdego
mezczyzne, kazda kobiete, i kazde
dzieck}o W Stanach Zjednoczo--
nych.
"Wiclkic dobrowolne wysifki
" .tym kierunku rozpoczete i zor
ganizowane przez administracye
zywnosscii z mojego polecenia da.
ia sposobnosc do oddawania u
slug " tel wojnie kazdej jednost-
&c i kazda %jednostka moze tym
sposobem sluzyc tax w}asnemu
krajowi jak narodom swiata. ~.
Me mozemy osiagnac naszych
celow " tel wielkiej wojnie bez
ofiar i poswiecen, a W zadnym k1e
runku MEDIA sic tych ofiar j po'
swiecenia okazac " takiej mierze
iak pomoca niesiona adminstra-.
cyl. zywnosciiowej " kazdym do.
mu prywiatnym kazdej publicz:
mel jadlodajni i zastosowanla SIG
- yE%V-H-s.--H Es-.=Et sE -EE = $50 Z
do jej rozporzadzen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
RUCHLIWO6c I ENERGIA W.
ZNAWC0W KOSCIOkA KA
TOL.ICKIEQO.

|zasoplsmo The VancouverCa
thoilic' zamiescilo ostatnio za.j-
mojaco wysoce trafny artyku} ma
tcmat ruchliwosci i energii wy
nawc6w koscio}a katolickiego W
czasach obecnych pc}nych alta
kGw re wszech stron ma Ware
prawdziwa, tax potrzebnych VIA
>ciwosci kazdemu prawdziwemu,
a swiatle.jszemu katolikowi i kaz
dej organizacyi katolickiej. Gaze
ia wymieniona pieknie wyraza sic
W lynn tcmacie, jak przytaczamy
wstrcszczeniu: mic wielc dis
So warci ci katolicy, kt6rzy ME pc
>iadaja przymiot6w i zalet Koscio
la Wojujacego: ME macy to Ego
la: by katolicy bye micli ogarnie-
ci tuchcm ~sprzeciwu i WASN'T. ale
W kazdym razie powinni oni mice
u>posobicnic j przciecie sic VIA
I'd take, by kazdej chwili byli
"otowi poniesc ola nicj ofiary i
po>wiecenia i bronze z oddanicm
Ola Sprawy wszystkiego, co do
ni..j nalezy i co sic z mia LACEY.
Ny przccie posiadamy zrod{a
prawd zywych i istotnych, my
many i %posiadamy 6w systemat
speleczny, kt6rego potrzeba swia
tn j ludzkosci calej, chociazby ia
,uazkosscc jeszcze wiecej ciezej
bv}a Observation-Disclosures IA punk
c;o wartossci tego systematu ! w
nawac 90 chciala. My wicmy, &c
tel ludzkoSSci czcgoS potrzeba :cz
COS ona szuka czegos pragnle me
s,rudzcnie i nicustannie, ME
wiemy, ze jej jcdyna ia z'eml u
cicczka jest Kr6lcstwo Chrystuso
We! .,
ra}szvwc systcmy s%pofecznc !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
W PosTANO.

VIOLA nasza, ten dar drogi, kto
rym lyle dobrego dokonac moze-
my, wtcdy dopiero silna jest, gdy
|jej towarzyszy wytrwa}osc, DO
wtedystylko wypelniny ato,yeofr ID
stanowilismy. Ale ze nieraz, ably
Ito wypeanie, FIR trzseb,aas tr:utidl az ll&aiesalki
|przezwyciezyc, wieeee tez wielp lu-
dzi nuzy ssiie, i " poolowie drogi u
stale, assopasciwszy:a*bezczynni re
&c, ME konczy rozpoezaetej piracy.
Bywa tax naprzyk}ad, ze ktos
sobie p%ostanowil, rano wastawac,
DO ma wazna robote do wykona-
MIA, ma kt6ra czasu W dzien mu
braknie. Ulozy vice sobie rozklad
zajec: ranek uzyje ma to, p6zniej
sew dniu ma to j owo i cieszy sic,
re mu sic uda dokonac co zamie-
RIA, DO czas starczy calkiem ma
wszystko., Vice ~pierwszego, dru--
giego dnia zrywa sic ochoczo Q OF
naczonej godzinie; raduje sic re
swego pomys1u. Ale MECH tylko
zjawi sic jakas .przeszkoda, MECH
poprzedniego dnia nieco ,p6zniej
uda sic na spoczynek, MECH RAJ
mex bedzie troche mglisty hub zim
my, a zajecie, kt6re sobie wyzna-
cyl, niemile Tub trudne, wnet cd
|biega 90 ochota do rannego VISTA
wanna i mysli, jakimby to sposo-
benz przedluzyc sobie lezenie i
|jakby to odlozyc ma p6zniej PREY
ikra robote., Ale gdy juz tax raz "a
'cznie przemysliwac Q dogodzeniu
swemu lenistwu j sam pred SODA
tl6maczyc sic, re to zadanie "a
lciezkie ma jego silly, no to juz Ely
znak; to juz zapowiedz, re gnus--
nose bierze gore mad jego dQbre-
mi checiami, ze pokusa 'bezczyn-
,nosci pokonala jego wytrwalose j
najlepsze January " niwecz obr6
ella. TAX marnieje DUO, DUO maj
llepszych plan6w j postanowien, DO
satan .zawszie czycha, ably nam "
,dobrem przeszkodzic j uiywa Ia
da przyczyny do dopiecia swoich
zamysl6w.
So tez j tacy, 60 mp. chea sic
wyuczyc jakiegos obcego jezyka,
albo innego przedmiotu j zabiera-
GeEhw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01

Kosciuszki PREY licznym wspolu
dziale duchowiehstwa z Buffalo
Kanady.
Wszystkie organizacye polskie
jak r6wniez szerokie sfery obyws
telstwa pQlskiego proszone So {
wziecie udziaiu W tel jedynej, me
re ostatniej tego rodzaju uroczy
stosci W Ameryce.
Komendant obozu, pulkownik
LIE Pan pc om6wieniu wszelkich
szczeg616w z DIR. H. Starzynskim,
szefem mobilizacyi Armii Polskiej
W Ameryce, jak najserdeczniej
propozycye te przyjal i do wsp6l
udzialu Polonie GAIA z Ameryki
ZapraSZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01

ia sic do tel nauki zrazu bardzo
|razno iwesofo: Maja juz potrzeb,
ne ksiazki, vice tylko. przylozye
sic powinni do tego zajecia cier--.
pliwie. Tymczasem zjawia sic trur
dnosc, DO W kazdej nauce. to 8
z'jawiel mus - -, vice !. Z lp.o9czaattlk4'q.a.
pracownik chce j. przezwyciezye,.
aletedy ia, nnsa, siiea1m hes dda;AOdfzssnl-
ca ksiazkiE nallboksi zniitsedkeca sic.
Wytrwalosc tedy. Mzgardzoaala
suuwa sic ma box, a Fly Ouch Gle
sly siesz pokonaniaatej, switat16
cnoty.
A jednak, gdyby ten niecierpli
wy cz}owiek pokonal byl pierw-
sza trudnosc usilnie, kazda lima
judy mu sic coraz lzejsza wydala
To samo powiedziec MONA tax
re o nabywaniu cn6t i przymio-
tow. Kto cierpliwie j meznie po-
zbywac by sic staraf stopniowo,
choc Pc jednej re swych zlych
przywar i wad, doszedlby do tego
re zajasnialby cnotami, a greedy
by z duszy wydalil.
Wytrwa}ossc cuda dzia}a. Wszak
re drobna lekka kropelka woody,
spadajqc wciaz ma kamien, " miej
scu TEN wyz}abia 60 pc kilku la
tach. TAX j silnassWola kruszy pc
trochu, zatwardzs1ost serca ludz
kiego.
Plyn iakis, spadajac zwolna "
obszerne naczynie, pc uplywie pc
wnego czasu napehia je pc brzegi
z malego nasionka szyszki, wyra-
sta wspaniala sosna; z drobnych
}ody tworza sic rozlegle
torfowiska. W przyrodzie widzi-
my codziennie, jak male, " olbrzy
ma sic zmienia - tax samo i z
drobnych usilowan ciagle q wy
trwale ponawianych, ludzie ogla-
daja skutki wielkie blogoslawio
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
Niezwykla Uroczystosc
Poswiecenie obom KosdusM
Ks. Biskup Rhode swieci.
WyWieszenie ChOragW1 POlskiej.

Niagara OH the lake, Ont. Kan.
DIN. l listopada 1917
Y przysz}a niedziele II. dnia
Ago listopada odbedzie sic niezwy
kla i pierwsza W history wycho.
DIVA polskiego uroczystosc, a
mianowicie podniosle poswiecenie
obozu Kosciuszki W Niagara ON
the Lake, Ont, Kan. wywieszenie
flagi polskiej ma maszcie obozo-
wynn i wreczenie trzem batalio-
nom Polskiej Armii %bojowych
sztandarow.
Ma wzniosfa te ur%oczystosc pro
SONY jest Najprzcw. ks. Biskup
Pawef Rhode, kt6ry dokona uro
czystego aktu poswiecenia obozu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Oct, 81, 1917, al required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
|Usilh dalei prowadzo-
ne ably .dostaG Wlsona
na Polnocny zach6d.
Komitet MinnesocH planuje wiel-
ke amerykanshe zebrania "
blilniaczych miastach zapew
niajace podpore " Wa
s%hingtonie
PRECEDENT CHCE PRZYBYc
Sekretarz r6lnictwa Houston i E.
douard de Billy Z Francyi o
biecuja przybyc inni W
prospekGe.

prospekcle.
Mocne wysilki robia sic ably do
stac prezydenta Wilsona do Min
nesoty ably przemawial ia posie-
|dzeniu nadzwyczajno poddanczem
jake sic odbedzie W listopadzie W
|St Paul i Minneapolis
Robert W. .Hargadine, dawniej
sly stanowy marszalek stray po-
zarnej, 5przedstawiciel lojalnego
zebrania, kt6ry przed}ozyf zapro-
szenie prezydentowi5 pewr6ci} "
%przeszlym tygodniu z Washingto-
,nu.
"Dosta}em zapewnienie, powia-
da pan Hargadine' re jezeli. tyl-
ko bedzie sposobnosc, prezydent
przybedzie ma posiedzenie Powie
dial mi, re chcialby przybyc. Ma
t}ok interes6w wojennych to jest
co by mu przeszkodzi}o do wyg}o-
szenia pobudzajacej mowy W biz
niaczych miastach. Jego oficyal--
my rod zgadza sic re miejscem do
wyg}oszenia mowy ola pana Will
soma do kraju jest p6}nocny "a
chod. "Jezeli by by}o rzeczywis-
Gle niepodobienstwem ola prezy-
dcnta przybyc tn osobisty pred
stawiciel naczelnik wladzy wyko-
nawczej przem6wi do zgromadze-
MIA. Sekretarz r6lnictwa Houston
obieca} przybyc. Prezydent bedzie
moe reprezentowany przez pry-
watnego sekrctarza p. Tammulty
i dalej przez sckretarza Stanu
Lansing albo obronce generalnc--
60 Gregory. .Reprezentant Repub-
Tiki Francuskiej p. Edouard de
Billy bedzic przemawia} ma zebra
niu. Prawdopodobnic re Lord
Norrthcliffe bedzie reprezentowal
Wielka Brytanie ia konferencyi.
Organizacya, kt6ra przygotowu
je te posiedzenia, wlacza wszyst-
kie urozmaicone lojalnc stowarzy
szenia, kt6re uformowane Zosta}y
cd czasu gdy wojna sic rozpocze-
la. Cywilne j handlowe stowarzy-.
szenia wszystkie rozmaite rolni-
cze rozwiniete stowarzyszenia W
stanie Stanowa federacya robot
nicza i I'd. Minnesota mobilizuje
to zebranie ola tego ably zrobic 10
jaime czucie stanu j p6fnoc1fo "a
chodu jak Neutrality-suspicious.. O.
becna cecha jest &c te zgromadze-
MIA beda najniezwyklejszem zgro
madzeniem jake kiedykolwiek cd
by}y sic W tym kontynencie, i ze
przcdstawiciele wszystkich pol
nocno zachodnich stan6w beda asy
stowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
rRANcUscY oF1lcl ,EIRZY PRzY
JEz lDl1,ziAjA ~.

Nowy York. Przybylo tn %
francuskich oficerow, ktorzy 20
stang przydielenni do roznJeh, g
boz6w .nerzhkeslaslattieh, eelsRg Pc.
mocy v: treningn zm rloodD o.y
cgtatnio armii konskrypcyjnel.