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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
PRACA CZERWONEC0
KRZYzA " P0tN0C
NYM ZACH0DZlE.

Wlascicieli samochodow upra-
sza sic azeby kazdy odda} swe ME
uzyteczne cedufki L numerami. kt6
re beda zmienianc IA poczatku 70
ku ma korzysc Czerwonego krzy-
ia. Cedulki W Minnesota maja
wartossc 10 tysiecy dolar6w. komi
tet finansowy krzy--
ia w Winonic zatrzy1na te cedulki
|tutaj .Zostawcie wasza stara ceduf
Ike W ofisie Czerwonego krzyza al
DO telefonujcie do Mrs. Higgins,
przewodniczacej Komitetu finan-
sow Czerwonego Wrzyza.
Druga przesylka starych trze--
wikow 1OS par zosta}a wys}ana do
New Yorku, tam beda naprawio-
ne i poslane do instytutu weFran
cyl. Pek plaszczy pozostalych 20
stall wyslany razem z obuwiem do
kolegium Smitha do przerobienia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
PRAWIE CUDEM USZLI
e

Dziwnym sposobcm prawic usz-
Ii Smierci albo ciezkiemu pokale~
czeniu Ia jcdnem spadzistem miej
'scu PREY Burns Valley, gdy o.
STEM os6b jcchalo samochodem,
kierowanym przez R. Eckert "a.
|Podczas zawiei snieznej jake pa
nowala W p~rzeszfy wtorek utracil
on kontrole mad maszyna. Automo
bill zesliznaf na wystajaca ska}e
niedaleko cd fanny Sobka, gdy
nagle zatrzymal sic uderzajac 0
drzewo. Akupanci wszyscy wyszli
z tel calej afery dosyc szczesliwie
chociaz ME obylo' sic to bez wiel-
kiego strachu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
CO MoWl NAUKA 0 W0DCE

w ostatnich dzicSieciolecieM do
kona} sic W zapatrywanlach uczo-
.nych ma napojr n%pajajacc zasad
niczy przcwr6t. DO nicdawna po-
tcpiano tylko naduzywanic tych
napoi. ME %uwazajac uzycia ich w
miarr Ia Szkodliwc. W miare jed
max bahama ich wplvwu ia orga-
MINI ludzki przckonywano sic,
re wszclkic stale uZywanic alkoho
In. nawct W malych iloSciach, jest
szkodliwc. Il wrcszcic licZnc do
Swiadczcnia, dokonanc w oStat--
Mich kilkullastu latach przcz krac
pclina, Bungcgo, kasawitza, Fo
|lcra, Laitincna it'd. udowodnily
jasno i przckonywujaco, zc nawet
bardzo drobnc dawki alkoholu,
takic jake zawicra mp, plata
GEESE Ultra piwa, wywo}uja pew
nc skutki szkodliwc: obnizaja cd
pornoSsc czlowicka wobcc chor6b.
upoSledzaja pracc umyS}owa it'd.
!Ogol uczonych auwaza dis alko--
hol, znajdujacy sic we wszystkich
napcjach stanowczo "a t%rucizne,
IA r0wiii Il morfina, opium i inne
mi truciznami narkotycznemi. Ma
uka wykazala tel, zc wszystkic do
datnic wIasciwosci, przypisywane
alkoholowi. polcgaja ia zIudzcniu
osobistcm i W rzcczywistosci ME
|is%tnicja. Ma tych faktach,
stwicrdzonych przez nauke, ia
znanym fakcic ogromnej szkodli-
wosci >polcczncj alkoholizmu .opic
ia sic dz~isiejszy ruch przeciw al
k%oholowi, dazacy do zupe}nego u
suniecia alkoho]u 4 zycia codzien
|nego. w nickt6rych krajach osia
gna} on juz Gel swoj ostatcczny, w
innych, jak mp. II las ruch ten
stawia dopiero pierwsze kroki
hub jcszczc dopicro w po}owic dro
81. - Me nalezy sic dziwic, re
ruch ten postepujc powell i re
dis ieszczc wielu ludzi wierzy w
to, zc alkohol pozywia, grzcje do
dale mocy it'd. Walka z kazdcm
przedzeniem. jest trudna, a szcze-
g6lnic tutaj, gdzic uprzedzenia
tie zakorzenione sa cd tax dawna
i gdzie podtrzymywane sd stale
przez potezny przemys} alkoholo-
wy, kt6ry ia tel zabobonnej VIE
re W cudownej wlasnosci alkoho
IL zarabia bardzo DUO pieniedzy.
Ale przyklad innych narodow
przekonuje mas o tenn, re walka
ia jest mozliwa i kaze nam VIE
rye, re PREDICT ely p6zniej tu-
tai prawda j sprawiedliwosc ivy
ciezy. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
PAN HAMERsKI PRZYBYL
PEKNIc sWoJ oBOWIAZEK.

Pan Romuald. Hamerski, organi
sta W parafii sw. Stanislawa K.
kt6ry ~wyjechal W srode z domo-
wa gwardya do st. Paul, MINI "a
wstawieniem sic Prev. ks. pro-
boszcza j. Pacholskiego, przyby}
W sobote wieczorem do Winony a.
by wypelpic sw6j obowiazek gra
MIA ma organach i dyrygowania
ch6rem podczas nabozenstw ME-
dzielnych W kosciele. Pozycye p.
Hamerskiego, jake gwardzisty "a
jail p. Jan G. Liberia, Pan Hamer-
ski i 3Ostu innych zwolnionych
ma kilka dni, W poniedzia1ek vie
cz6r odjechali do St. Paul i Min
lnepalis, pehic sfuzbe domowej
gwardyi.
Pan Hamerski powiada, re W St
Paul i Minneapolis, przez czas je-
go tam pobytu by}o wszystko spo-
|kojnie- Domowa Gwardya z roz-
maitych miejscowosci zostala WEI
wanna jedynie ably W razie potrze-
by, gdyby jakies zaburzenie wy
wolane zosta}o, mog}a stanac W o.
bronze i zaprowadzic porzadek.
Sp6r pomiedzy tramwajarzami
powstai z powodu sprzeczki o no.
szenie guziczk6w unijnych, jake
nosili nalczacy do uni. Zaczepiali
oni us%tawicznic ME unist6w, pyta
ljac - gdzic jest twoj guzik?
Sp6r rozstrzygna} najpierw "a
Rad ~tramwaj6w, rozkazujac uni
!stom ME noszenia przez pcwien
|czas guziczk6w unijnych.
Unisci zwo}ali wtenczas swc O.
sobnc posicdzenic, ia ktorem po-
wicdzieli sobic: IA co many gu
ziczki jezeii ME many ich nosic-
!niechaj nicuniSci przystapia do
uni a dostana tax samo guziczki
kt6rc NIGGA nosic tax .jak my nosi-
my.
Ma to ME chcia}y zn6w zezwo--
lie zarzady tramwaj6w, DO ME
chcia}y zmuszac ludzi do zapisy-
wanna sic do uni.
Unisci zdziwili sic gdy naraz
znalazlo sic tax wiclc wojska do
mowcj %gwardyi, kt0rc pociasami
przybywa}y w srode rano, akurat
pred roZpocZecicm sic konwcncyi
unionist6w. Myself oni zc, skoro
wojsko> odiechaio do Armii to mic
bedzic koyo ably bronit miasta i
tramwajow, ale skoro spostrzcgli
ywardzi>tow. konwencye przcrwa
Ii od}ozyli do dzisicjszcyo wtorku.
Sp6r T. pcwnoscia sic dis zakoh--
rzy.
Okazu.ic sic, lie Wujck Sam czn
wa i III yty wo.jsko powoial do Ar
nil. pozoStala domoWa gwardva
ably czuwaEa mad bczpicczcilstwcm
obywatcii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
SRODA OSTATNIM OMEN MA
ZAP1sYWAN1E SIZE.
Mkt ME bedzie pozniej przyjety

ANATA0 AAS OTuZA~ PooAA~J pay JfVJ
DwadzicScia picc miejscowych'i
ME Zonatvrh rryistrowanych mrz
rzy'zn zapiSalo sic do armii Sta
now ZirGnoczonyrh. I'rzyjmowa-
nj. jake orh"tniry. hrda tylko do
Srodv logo "rudnia. Zawiadomic-
ME nadcSz|o ia >tar.yr rrkrutacyj
ma. azchy w>zy>cv kt@rzy sic zapi
sail. >tawi(i sic W jefferson Bar
racks nir p1znir.i .Iak l4"o =rud--
MIA q 9tcj godzinir T. rama.
pomicdzy - rrkrutami ktorzy
od.jada we wtorck wirczorem zna,j
duja sic nastrpuiacc pol>kic naz
wiSka.
Jan koSciclSki. IS lat us wSch
sta I'll.
.J6zcf b HOFFMAN. - lat. 4O5
Chatficld III.
FIR. d. Romanowski. 81 lat, PIT
zach Mark III.
Franc. J. Malotka. 26 lat, Ho--
mcr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
MARSZALEK w SZPITALU.

Farmer TcodOr MarSzalck 2 IN
dependence. Wis. %znajdujc sic W
winonskim szpitalu Z powodu ran
jake odnios} W przypadku auto
mobilowym, niedaleko cd swego
domu w przeszlym tygodniu.
Marszalek wracal do dOmu i W
pedzic kara jcgo sic przewrocila, i
przygniotla 60. Jcgo prawa stro-
ma ciala jest zupe}nie sparalizowa
ma, oczy i uszy poranione okrop-
nic. Stan jego jest nicbczpieczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
UMARLI.
S, P. ~FRANCISZEK PIECHOW.
ski

W sobote 5tej pc poiudniu u
mari W SVEN micszkaniu pod mr..
6O4 wsch. Wabasha nj. 5. p. Fran
ciszck s. PicchOwski, p0zoStawia-
jac zone i dwojc dzieci, Eltroda
i S~ylwcstra.
Nicboszczyk liczyf 33 lata, uro-
dill sic W Winonic Il potcm Z TO-
dzicami wyprowadzii sic do Red
Granite, Wis, a nicdawnO tcmu
przcprowadzif sic zn0w do Vino
ny.
Pogrzeb odbedzic sic W czwar-
TEX o 9tej l. koScio}a Sw. Stanisla
wa X. Wieczny odpoczynck race
mu dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
JOHN 8. CICHAN0WSKI.
Dyrcktor pogrzcbowy
562 wSch. 4ta utica.
TclcfOn Mr.. 1851.
UWAGA.

Dalszc ofiary ia korzy>>c Ar
pol>kiej we Francyi MONA
z!oZvcc ma rccc sckrctarza Henry
ka kowalewskicgo, i VI Drukarni
WFiarusa
100 Grudnia pozo>taIo 1886
\astcpujac.v zlozyli:
August Walinski 100
J6Zrf Podjaski 80
Andrzcj JczcwSki 100
PAM Anna D~orsZynska so
Mikola.j Wink .25
PAM Wilczcwska .25
Przyjacicl Zo|nicrza 100
Razcm 3O.36
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
NALEPIANIE STEMPL0W MA
WEKSI.ACH.

Bank tutejszc otrzymaly zawia
domicnic 4 Washingtonu, zc od pc
czatku biczaccgo micsiaca. ia
wszystkich wckslach przcdlozo--
nych IA czas, maja bye nalcpianc
, centowc Stcmple. Prey odnawia
niu takich wcsli albo przy place
niu podatk0w musza take stcmplc
bye tax samo nalepiane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
EGZAMINY MA WIEJSKICH


komiSya sluzby cywiIncj st.
Zjcdn. oglasza cgzaminacyc ola Ii
>tono>zy ola powiatu winohskicgo,
ktora sic odbcdzic ~ stycznia, a
by wypc}nic pozycyr w~icjskicgo
listonosza " Drcsbach i La Noble.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
OKR0PNIE ZIMNE POWIE-
TREE.

Cd kilku dni many bardzo zim
nc powictrzc. Mrozny wiatrz Z POI
nocno zachodu przcnika %przcchod
MIA Az do kosci, a tcrmomctr W
nicdziclc spad} ma II nizc.j zcra.
II Duluth, Mimi. dono>za IL tam
Jest Is stopni ponizcj zcra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
OPUsCILA SZPITAL.

Parma Anna Bambcnck, opcro-
wanna W przcszlym tygodniu ma
apcndicitcs, o lyle ma sic lcpicj,
Zc powr0ciIa ~ Szpitalu DO domu
Swvch rolzicow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
WiadOmOSci
MlEJSC0WE
PoMoCY.

003003
Nicwiasty, kt6reby chcia}y "a
lac sic praca dla Armii Polskiej
we F'rancyi nicchaj sic zg{osza do
kt6rcj T. komitctu nicwiast a otrzy
ma,ja vc}ne potrzebna do wiezic-
MIA ponczoch potnikowych kafta-
now ftp.
Marta SzawfOwSka
Rozalia LipiMSka
Walcrya Ritter.
Maryanna kropidlowska
Helena kOWalewSka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
TADEUSZ LIBERKO ODJE-
CHAI DO 81. LOUIS.

Pan Tadeusz Liberko, z Vino
my, ktory przez kilka ostatnich
|tygodni bawil W Minneapolis, "a
|pisa} sic tam do korpusu inzynier
'skiego i W srode juz wyjechai do
st. Louis, gdzie rozpocznie prak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
Wiki w NAsZEJ oKOL1CY.
Farmerzy COS przeciw temu
obmyslaja.

DwanaScic wiclkicIl wilkow Wi
,lziano W Rushford Farmer =: f..
llundorff uskarzal. sic W zarza-
die zc " o%Statnich dniach zginc-
~ nlu cztcry ciclcta i zaajc mu
sic, zc to wiki jc Sprzatnc}v. O.
ncgda.j tylko widZial piec wilkoW
jak SLY przez pole. IA ktorem on
pracowaf. Strzclcy W Rushford or
g%anizuja sic ably wypedzic tc Ear
lccznc %ZwierZeta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
w MINNEAPOLIS ZAPISAkO
SIZE 81 DO ARMII P0LSKIEJ.

DonoSza nam z Minneapolis, IL
W .jcden wieczor tylko zapisalo sic
~ och0tnik6w do Armii Polskic.j
to tylko poczatck.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
PARA PONCZOCH
OLA ARMII POLSKIEJ.

Pierwsza pare ponczoch Ola Az
mil Polskiej we Franc.yi, ukonczy
la i oddala komitetowi nicwiast
!pani Karolowa Bambcnck.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
WlADOMOSCl 0SOBlSTE.

Pan J6zef Wincsewsh 2 Duluth
MINI. bawif przez> kilka dni W Wi
monte W odwiedzinach u swego OF
ca, krewnych i przyjaci6l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
CzIonkowie parafii Sw. ka2

Czlonkowie parafii sw. kazimic
wa kr1lcwicza NIGGA z}ozyc swo-
.jc ofiare ma Armie Polska we
Francvi nj rccc obywatcl6w Has
pcra kujawa i Jozcfa FELLOWSHIP
80. Sk}adki wSzystkic beda publ
kowanc we Wiarusic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

PAM $. Wosik i parma Lilianna
Erbotowska z N. Oak. przybyly W
'goscine do krewnych i znajomych
we Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11
ZAPIsUJCIE sOBIEWIARUsA
MA SPRZEDAz.

) ARROW gruntu - I mile cd
miasta. Zglosic sic pod m. 522
wsch. Howard nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

PAM Anna Marchlewicz z Oslo.
Mimi, .przybyla W goscine do kre
wnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-11

J r. McConnon ~wybrany POSTAL
do kicrowania publicznosci W Wi
monte W piracy Ola czcrwonego
krzyza.
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
Tide OF battle
AROUND FRESNOY
Turns TO HAIG
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about Fresnoy was swinging in favor
OF the British today Elected from
the village by superior weight OF
German counter attacks, made with
fresh divisions yesterday, Field Mar
shall Haig aligned his forces anew
early today and threw them into new
and furiOusN persistent fighting
there. At the time of his early after
noon report he detailed recapture of
q portion of the ground taken by the
Germans and an improvement Of the
British position to the west Of the
town
Yesterdays loss however. is not yet
retrieved and the temporary German
gain until Offset VAL admittedly
hamper further operations in the
turning OF the Oppy line,
Front dispatches related the
strengthening OF the German line
with prodigal massing Of reserves.
The German artillery is pouring a
food of shells over the British posi-
tons
The British artillery is endlessy
blasting away at the enemy The
fighting Is for the most part in waves
OF small sections OF troops who dash
forward and are met by German de-
tachmen,s who clash in hand-to-hand
fighting. Positions are advanced and
pulled back as the tide swings from
side TO side
While the Germans were thus en-
deavoring to prevent realization of
the British scheme of crumbling the
northern pivotal point Of their line,
they were staging another tremen-
dous coulter-oifensiye movement
against similar menace on the
southern pivot in the French hold on
Chemin des Danes.
The French official statement re-
vealed huge general offensive at
tack by the enemy in this sector
This movement was beaten back with
terrible losses to the Germans. The
war office statement mentioed a field
strewn with German dead as indica
! tive of the enemy's losses in this
fruitless series OF attacks.
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
BILL JONES, SANDTOWN STATESMAN,
DISCUSSES MAYORALTY SITUATION
WITH CANDIDATE W. G. TAYLOR

swailerin' It without gaggin', but I'm
afeed there haint enuf of them
ser. BILLY. you're In mitey poor
politikal kumpiny 10 expect ennything
frum the intelligent Republican voters
Of this yeer sitty. You're a spite kan
dydate set up by Frank Alice an
that other Teller. an eff you're eleckted
Frank Alice. of Dover, will be the reel
Mayer of this yeer sitty.' He SEE. mo;
I'll be my own boss eff I'm eleckted.'
I SEE. TELL that to the deer peepil
hoo don't know the game an hoo don't
know J. Frank Alice 700 may be a
sucklin' dove I'm pollyticks, but Frank
Alice hain't. an ef he gifts VOC in the
offs 700 won't be able TO move hand
err foot unless Frank pulls the string
DO you think that the hunderd an ten
thousand peepi in this yeer sitty
wants their affairs managed by Frank
Alice. of Dover; ed. Davis, of Milford !;
Ben Groves. of Kiamensi, and Harry
ellis. Ike Brown an Ike Bowers, OF
Wilmington. ! have herd il sed that a
peepil only gifts as good a government
as they deserves. Yu know. AMI know
that ef the peepll OF Wilmington ia
had enuf 10 deserve a government with
Alice. Davis. Groves, ellis. Brown an
Bowers az the he'd OF IL. they had bet.
ter surrender their sitty charter an
move out into the kuntry. You're in
wrong. Bill; you're In wrongl"
He sez. Don't / know it2 But wOt
kin ! do? Nuthin' in the wurld but obey
orders an put on bold frunt, Pm IN
It. an I KANT git out until the Repub
lildn voters put me- out" ! sez 'Wot
have VOC got agin' Jim Price2" He sez
"Nuthin' at all. He's bin a good Mayer
an all that, but he went to that there
senlter dooPont meetin I'm the Queen
Theayter last Fall an my orders is to
10 IN an help to kroosify him" ] sez
."Wen, Billy. you'd better look out that
YOU haint badly kroosiiied fer len
din yoreself to play a leadin' part In
Jim Prices politikal obsequies va
know there's two things the Republi
kin voters OF Wilmington won't stand
fer One is spite kandydate fer
MAYER an the other is J. Frank Alice
Mary Ann, ] wisht yoo'd 30 out ir
the gardin' an dig up a hill OF them
butter heens an see ef this yeer Ions
wet spell has kawsed them to rot ir
the ground. Ef hit has. 700 doc the re-
plantin' an III do the kussin, an be
lieve me to be
Yore lovin' husband,
BILL JONES
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
-FOUR APPLICATIONS
FOR Police force
Council inquiries About Of
ficers Being Forced TO
Work Without Pay
RESIDENTS ASK
FOR TRAFFIC cop

Members OF the Police Commission
at their meeting yesterday received
four applications for positions on the
local force One of these was from
Charles J. Kane who resigned from
the department some time ago.
George n. Wallace, of No 1905 Jack
son street who had Withdrawn ms
application papers sometime ago, also
renewed his application. Robert j..
Wallace. of No. 304 South Claymont
street and Emory Phillips, of No. 4Ol
South Jackson street. made appli-
cations. All the applications were
filed. except Mr. Phillips who was
found to be over the age limit.
The commissioners decided that no
officer could resign under charges,
and hereafter all such designations
are sto be returned and the charges
against those accused OF neglect Will
be tried This action was taken after
the resignation OF William A. Hunter
and Frederick Swarter had been re-
ceived. Officer Swarter resigned af-
ter being fined ten days pay, and
Officer Hunter after missing a report.
A communication was received
from City Council asking the board by
authority OF what law or ordinance
they compelled a member OF the force
to work without pay after he had been
fined for some breach of the rules OF
the force. The commissioners agreed
to consider" this subject
Residents living in the vicinity OF
Twenty-third and jefferson stl eets
land Concord avenue yesterday sent q
petition to the board, asking that q
traffic officer be stationed at that in.
tersection. especially between the
hours Of Q and 10 o'clock on Saturday
and Sunday nights. It was alleged
many accidents have occurred there
and many others have been narrowl,
avoided. because Of the heavy autOmo
bile traffic The matter was referre,
TO Chief OF Police George Black for in
lNestigat'on and an officer will be sta
toned there TO determine how mucl
traffic there is i'm that section.
The police last week made 1877 ar
rests, and OF CHS number sixty-fivl
were sent TO the workhouse TIL
fines and costs collected in the Cit.
Court amounted to S597.31.
Evening journal., 1917-05-09

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today. Mary Ann. He don't look like
the same Teller he did before he got
tied up with Frank Alice. He's a-wear-
in sort Of an apologize air, as eff he
owed an explanashun TO the Republi-
kin voters.
/ sed. Hello. Billyl" He sed. Hello.
Bill" / sed. BILLY how're you gittin'
alongq" He SEE, bill. in regard to this
yeer eleckshun. Pm like the green-ap-
pil-eatin' boy with the stumick AXE
I'll be glad wen hits all over" l SEE.
BILLY. how d'd yu KUN to git into this
yeer mess I'm wich yu now find yore-
self" He SEE, cit into itl Wy Coda
mitey. man. didn't git into tt WIZ
showed into I'll" ! SEE. We'll, then,
Billy. how did yu KUN to be showed
into it,"
He SCI. "Bm hit wuz thisaway:
The Teller fer hoos ackomida-
shun I'm a-runnin' toll me I had to go
into this veer fight an try to lick jim
Price. / asked him wot jim Price had
dun He allowed as how Jim Price wuz
warned last Fall that ef he went TO
the Queen Theayter an took part IN
that meetin that wuz held In faver
Of Kernel Henry A. dooPont, he'd be
kroosihed at this yeer primery. Well,
Jim Price wuz IN faver OF Seniter doc.
Pont: he didn't keer hoo knowed IL,
an he went to that there meetin' Now
we're a'tryin' TO kroosify him bekaws
he didn't heed that there warnin' frum
the nolitikal Black Hand to witch : be.
long"
7 seq "Billy. don't yu think hits
kind OF low-dOwn trick fer VI, hoo
ALWAYS has perfessed to be a Republi'
kin. to allow yoreself TO be used to
help that Teller put over sich a PEGS
OF bizness agenst Jim Price2" He sea-
Eyes. Bill. but war is war, an orders Is
orders ! didn't want this yoer thing
Ii wuz wisht onto me. ] didn't want
Frank Alice. Ed Davis Ben Groves
Harry Gillis Ike Brown or Ike Bow
ers. They wuz all wisht onto me, an
! wuz put In such a posishun that
lnndnt select politikal kumpiny that
wuz more respectful. However, I'm
i'm Il now. an ! KANT git out. All
kin do Is to let on I'm In faver
of every reform on the kalendar an
hone the Republicans will swaller the
dose that Frank Alice, ed. Davis an
the other fellers has mixed up fer me
10 try to poor down the throats of the
voters Sum of them seems TO be
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
SMYRNA COUNCIL Names
new BOARD OF Health

Special TO The EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA, May o. The following
members Of the Board OF Health hav.
been appointed by Town Council.
Charles H. LeFevre, L. NJ Price, c
LELAND Harmonson. DR. w b. Mes
sick. H. d. Boyer and j.. H. Cochran
The board has organized by the selec-
ton of Charles Il. LeFavre, president
and c. Leland Harmonson. secretary,
President Of Council Samuel j.
Reynolds has called a meeting OF
Smyrna citizens for Friday night. to
organize a preparedness association.
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
RED CROSS CALL TO
COLORS Goes forth

tConunued From First Page)
tional headquarters for all the surgi- /
cal dressings, hospital garments and
hospital supplies that our Delaware
chapier can send. They are needed
as soon as possible The personnel
OF six Co American Red Cross base
hospitals has already been called for
foreign service, and must be fully
supplied witr equipment; and Deia-l
ware must do her share
In this emergency we call out every
woman In Delaware who has the I'M
pulse TO aid the Red Cross and enlist
in this work.
The material will be supplied by the
Delaware Red Cross, and patterns and
samples will be provided az the head
quarters OF the various branches Any
woman desiring 10 help should report
TO the chairman or secretary Of the
nearest branch.
In Wilmington. report TO Mrs. w. II.
Porter. City Hall
In New Castle. report to Mrs. Dodd.
In Aiddletown, report 10 Miss Mary
Hutchin.
In odessa. report to Miss spruance
In Smyrna, report TO Miss Laura
Bell
In Dover, report to Miss Anna b.
Hayes or Mrs. c. b. Hope.
In Wyoming. report TO Mrs. Robert
J. Lindale.
In Bridgeville. report to Mrs. e. C.
Sudlcr.
In seaford, report to Mrs. Ella C.
Emery.
In Lewes. report TO Mrs Robert Orr
In Georgetown, report to Mrs. Ca
hall.
In Milford. report to Mrs. George
w. Marshall.
In HARRINGTON. report to DR., Flor
ence Marshall.
In Newark. report to Mrs. G. L
Evans.
Florence Hall
In Laurel, report to Miss Louise
Byrd Wright.
In Claymont report TO MIS-. Abble
v Riggs.
Material for hospital pajamas
shirts. sheets, pillows. towels, etc,
will be provided for each chairman
who sends in a request to Us. Bach
one Of the branches has already done
some work, but there is room for any
amount in the next few weeks. Bridge
Vile, for example. has today sent word
that the women Of that town will
make fifty hospital shirts, fifty sheets
and fifty surgical towels.
It is earnestly hoped that each vol
unteer beside working for this emer
gency will also join herself to tbs
Delaware Red Cross. and stand read,
in its ranks to serve her country il
further ways.
CHARLES BIRD,
Chairman Delaware Red Cross
Emily p Bissell, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
PARkS REAnY md OPEN.

Manager James b. Henry is pre-
pairing an interesting program for the
opening Of Sherpot Park on May
Is, and though the park will open
two weeks earlier than usual there is
every indication Of large attend
ance for il is believed that the people
OF this city are anxious for outdoor
amusement. From now until the time
that the park opens there will be
dancing in the pavilion each Wednes-
day and Saturday evening. Bird and
Edwards Orchestra will furnish the
music Shellpot has the largest dane
ing floor in the State and the dances
arc always enjoyable.
on Memorial Day BrandywinC
Springs Park viii open for the sea
son and on that occasion there viii
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
MUNITION GUARDS ASSUME
JURISDICTION IN EDDYSTONE

CHESTER, May 9.-The great pro-
tective forces at the munition plants
at Eddystone have raised a question
in the minds OF the borough officials
as to "who is the boss Of Eddystone"
Borough Councilman Frank Kerr said
yesterday that no one could walk
upon the streets near the Remington
Arms Company without being inter-
fered with by a guard.
The guards stand at least 200 yards
from the plant, according to Council
man David Heisner, and issue orders
on traffic and the passage OF pedes-
TRANS.
Evening journal., 1917-05-09
DR.. BRIGGS PRESIDENT OF
STATE MEDICAL BOARD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, May 9.-The State Medical
Board OF Examiners met in Dover
yesterday and organized by electing
DR.. H. W. Briggs. OF Wilmington,
president and DR.. Presley S. Downes.
OF Dover secretary. DR., Harold
Springer. OF Wilmington. the new
member Of the board ecently appoint
ed TO succeed DR.. James H. Wilson. Of
Dover. resigned, was present at the
meeting.