davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
OdDowiedzialne lekarstWa.

Pan Jan Travnicek z Tabor s.
d. pisze: ''Uzywamy Ora. Piotra
Gomozo przez przeszlo pietnaScie
lat. By}e ono bardzo przez has III
bianem, gdyz jest odpowiedzial--
mem lekarstwem / zawsze da.jc "a
dowofenie.' To stare, przez zaS
wvpr0bowane IekarstwO ziofoWc,
ME jest mcdycyna apteczna. Jest
ono doStarcZane przcz Spec.yal-
nych ayent0w hub wprost z labo
ratoryum Ora. Peter F'ahrne!y 4
Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne ave,
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
czony ale ME Smiertelnie.

Okret Nc Culloch po - minu--
tach poszedl ma dino morza. Okret
by} zbudowany W 1898 I. miaf
1890 ton pojemnoSci i byl 219x333
i x15 stop mia} 6 strZclb i by} re
San Francisco.
Pamietam jeszczc IL starego
kraju, L naszej parafii w Brynicy
ksiedza Sheble. niemca 4 urodzc-
MIA, kt6ry powicdzial na kazaniu
pewnego razu, lie W zadnej movie
w Zadnym jezyku ME ma takiego
ladnego i doskonalego $piewu jak
poIski Spicw: re w zadnym jezy-
ku nic MONA tax Pana Boga wy
s}awiac jak w poI>kim jezyku =
hyf to Niemiee a tax wychwalaf
|polski .jezyk, ze 60 wyni6sl mad
wsz:ystkie jezyki, a tn nickt6rzy
po1acy w.ypar1i sic swego polskic
90 imienia jakby sic go wstydzili,
|.jakoby Po1acy byIi %najlichsi cho-
[ciaz PoIacy sweyo pochodzenia
Fnie potrzebuja sic wstydzic, DO
Itch przodkowic byli s|awni. od--
znaczali sic poboznoScia j walccz
|noScia a przytem Pan Bog obda-
|rzyl a rozumem jakicgo nam in
ne narody moga pozazdroScic. My
many Slawnych pisarzy, kazno-
dzicjow, muzykow, malarzy, rzez
barry i t. d. kt0rzy So sIawa Ia
szcyo narodu.
Mech vice kaZdy Polak i Pol
ka Szczyci sic L Swcgo polskiego
nazwiska a go ME zmicnia albo
]przckreca IA obcc, a PREY pomo-
cy Boskicj i Polske odzyskamy.
Tomasz Nalewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
LOS ANGELES, CAL.

10 cZcrWca, 1917.
y. b. p. j. Chr.
Szanowna Redakcyo.
Juz dis trzeci dzieh many ME
pamietna goraczke. Ago b. III.
miclismy 81 stopni ciepla W Gle
niu a logo by}o 100 stopni. Dzi--
siaJ TAXA sauna goraczka a pred
tenn mielismy zimno tax lie ME
MONA by}o sic obejSc bez paliwa.
" tutejszej ansielskiej gazccic
wleczornej czyta}em, re dw6ch pc
llcmanow mialo napasc IA dzieNv-
czyne mloda 4adna niewiaste. gd.y
ia Jecha}a automobilem; mieszka
Ia. N W Ben : Stevens aparta--
mencle a teraz zosta}a odstawiona
do szpitala ''Receiving.'
Okret Nc Culloch, kt6ry wyje-
cha} 13go czerwca re San Pedro.
Los Angeles do San Francisco, Z
powodu wielkiej mg}y Ia morzu
zderzy} sic Z okretem ''Governo-
rem kt6ry zrobif w okrecie Nc
Culloch, l5cie stop duza dziure,
i ten pc p minutach zatona}, ale
ludzle ktorzy sic znajdowali Ia
okrecie zostali uratowani i ME cd
niesl zadnego uszkodzenia Z wy
jatkiem jednego, kt6ry byl. skale-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
BOL.ACE K WYLE-
CZONE.

Niezwyk}a praca, schylanie i
podnoszenie albo nadwcreZajacc
cwiczenia jest wyciaganic musku
low, ktore staja sic bolace i szty
wne,zostajesz pokrzywionym cho
rym Sloan'a liniment przynosi
mascic, ME plami skory ami nie
zalepia por6w. Micjcic zawszc bn
tclke pod rcka Ia b6le, swicrzbic
MIA albo renmatyzm, goscicc, lum
baso, grype, zwichniecia, zesztyw
nienia, b6le w krzyzach i wszclkie
zewnetrznc b6lc. U waszych ap--
tckarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05

Nicktorzy ludzie daliby nicwic
dice co azcby sic pozbyc zatwar
dzenia. Hollister'a Rocky Noun
tain herbata zrobi to, a zrobi szyb
ko. Wozcie il a w tygodniu, a
bedziocic reyularni, szczeSliwi j
wolni. W apiece Brown a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05

s'a"y artystyczne, ma kt6rych pc
Kane sunny zebrano ma wsparcie
ola tufacz6w "a pomoca wstepne-
go l re sprzedazy wielu cennych
dzlef sztuki przyniesionych z o.
czyzny.
w zimie i ma wiosne rad wspie
raj tu1acz6w tam osiad1ych przez
dostarczanie i'm opalu.
Procz akcyi ratunkowej,. wybit
III klerownicv roznych wyznan
we Wiedniu zwracali szczegolna II
wage Ia oswiatowe i religijne pc
trzeby ludu. w szko}ach wieden-
sklch urzadzono specyalne klasy
ola dzieci tulacz6w pragnacych II
eye sic dalej w polskim jezyku,
a dzieci tie przyjmowano do wszy
stklcfi klas bez zadnych ograni--
czen. Dalo to zatrudnienie niekto
rym nauczycielom Z poSrod ofiar
wojny.
ksieza re Zgromadzenia Zmart
wychwstania Panskiego, ktorzy 0
piekuJa sic poIskim kosciolem we
Wiedniu, a drugim W kahlen-
bergu, stosujac sic do Zyczen
wladz koScio4a Rzymsko : kato-
lickiego we Wiedniu i specyalne
go zadania kardyna(a Scappineli,
tamtejszego nuncyusza %papieskie-
go udzielali tulaczom pomocy du-
chownej. Odprawiali Msze sw.
Inictylko w swych koSciolach, lecz
we wszystkich kaplicach pc r6z-
nych czesciach miasta. Biskup
W}adys}aw Bandurski re Lwowa,
kt6ry przyby} do Wiednia L Kill
koma tu}aczami, tax re zaspaka-
jail religijne potrzeby polskich tn
}aczow.
Miedzy tu}aczaml by}o kilku ra
binow Z r66znych wsi i miast, kt6
rzy zwo}ywaIi czestc konferencye
ably zakladac zbory i szko]y w
r00znyeh czesciach Wiednia, ktore
,~jcszcze wciaz zakladaja.
W zak1adzie dla m}odych ko-
bet, ktorym zajmowaly sic Slo-
stry re Zakonu Matki Bozc:j 4 Ma
|zaretu kr6tko pred wojna, teraz
utrzymywanym przez k%siezniez-
Ike Lubomir>ka Z Mizynea, setkl
bczdomnych i Ia pol osieroeo-
nych dzicci maja tam utrzymanie
Miedzy dziecmi przyby}eml ia
|poczatku wojny by}o potomstwo
Itulacz6w wszclkich w!yznan.
Staramy sic pracowac jak mai
lcpic.j, DO to jest tcraz najwaznlcj
SEEN W pomaganiu tulaczom' -
m0wna Matka Przc}OzOna owcj
instytucyi zakonnej. Bedziemy
nadal pracowac al sic zakonczy
ia okropna wojna.'
Organizacyc ludzi robotniczych
staraly sic dopomodz tu!aczom o
lie mog|y. chociaz familic tvsiec.v
wiedenskich robotnik6w, ktorzy
poszli ia pole bitwy, sami byli w
potrzcbie.
"'C'ierpicnia i MEDIA %spokrcwni
~ ludzi we Wicdniu L 1.ylni, kto-
rzy uciekli 4 PolSki' - mowi}
pan Morawski, minister Ola Cali
cyl W dyskusyi o wsparciu udzlc
lancm po|skim j zydowskim ofia-
rom wojny. ME ma watpli--
wosci, lie tax szlachta .jak i ogol
ludu we Wicdniu %stanal do ape
In W spos6b szlachctny i scrdecz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-05
bywajacych we Wiedniu.

OOANJ AOOAASC~ 0NA
chetnym pracownikom posr6d tu-
lacz6w przez czeste kontrybucye
wielkich sum z kasy kr6lewskiej
pod bezposrednim nakazem cesa-
wa by1y bardzo ~efektowne, DO
mkt ME chcia1 pozostac W lyle
!przy spelnianiu swego obowiazku
"Rozmaite instytucye, ufundo-
wane przez tych dobrych ludzi
|jakby w mgnieniu Okla, schroni--
1y i ocali}y wiele kobiet dzieci
Ii ulzy}y cierpieniom wielu ma
szych ludzi. Podziwiac trzeba, lie
to dobrego one wraz z rzadem 70
bizy wobec chaosu i paniki ludu,
kt6ry opusci1 swe domy W Polsce.
zniszczone ogniem i mieczem.
w polaczeniu z ich wysilkami
celem ulzenia cierpieniom, panic
Z wysokiej arystokracyi i szlach-
Ity zorganizowaly k6lka rob6tek,
ktoremi same kierowa}y. Za}ozy}y
komitety sledcze, kt6re odwiedza
ly tulacz6w pod osobistym dozo-
rem r6znych wybitnych osobisto
sci; wielu oddalo zupelnle Tub cze
sciowo swe palace Ia przytu}ki
Ola dzieci, a inne ufundowa}.y XII
chnie Ola karmienia najg}odniej-
szych.
PoSredniczyiy one osoblscie
ro6znych urzednik6w i komlsyi
zarazem dopilnowa}y, by systema
tycznie i cnergicznie, prowadzono
akcye dostarczania mieszkan, ~
wnoSci i odziezy Ola nieszczesne-
90 ludu.
Pozostajc obecnie, welding sta
tystyki pracownik6w miedzy tu4a
czami, oko}o 10000, poIskich i zy
dowSkich ofiar wojny we We'd
niu j okolicy. Podczas zacietych
walk i najazd6w wojskowych IL
czba ia dochodzila niekiedy -. az
do 100000.
w rekordach dotyczacych ratio
wanna tulaczow, w panstwie au-
stryacko : weyierskiem, kt0re z
SODA przywiozIem, ~znajduje sic
kilka tysiecy nazwisk poFskich i
zydowskich ludzi T. r6znych ere
sci Polski, ktorzy re swemi fami
liami obccnic Sd osicdleni tvmcza
sowo we Wiedniu i pobliSkich
mieScinach. Maja oni wielu krcw
nych W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Liczac tylko g}owy rodzin, naz--
wiska tychzc zajmuja try wie}--
kic tony obcjmujace przcszlo J.
600 stronic.
klopoty oraz troski domowc
o.niSka Spowodowaly >mierc i
chorobe u kilku tysiecy tu|aczow.
'Chorvmi zaopiekowano sic W
szpitalach i domach specyalnie
dla Mich przygotowanych, u
marlych pochowano.
Nictylko los tu|acz6w przyby-
wa,jacych do >%tolicy Austryi zwro
eli ma siebie uwage szlachty i wy
sokiej arvstokracvi, albowiem
zwr6cono sic do Mich Z apclem
ydy Wegrzy wypedzili tu}aczow
re Swego kraju. Pewna GEESE AIRY
s1okracyi na|ega}a ia rad austry
facki, by zabicgi W tel kwestyi "a
poczatkowa|. Wrogie traktowanie
tu}acz0w W S%alzburgu, Tyrolu i
karvntyi ME u>z}o uwagi wybit-
:nvch osobistosci dbajacych do
bro ofiar wojny i oni tel wywic-
rail- wiclki wplyw kierunku
wstrzymania zmnicjszanla
krzywd wvrzadzanych tu}aczom
w tych dystryktach.
Wplywowsi zydowscy Wieden-
czycy zorganizowali sic, by mogIi
;iak najskuteczniej opiekowac sic
swymi rodakami, a ia praca obec
ME prowadzona jest w dalszym
ciagu IA obszerna skale, DO pre-
wanna czeSc tulacz6w zydowskich
re Lwowa i okolicy pozostaje tam
gdyz trudno osadzic w ktora stro
ne ataki walczacych beda sklero
wane.
Posr0jd mnogich ofiar wojny
przybywajacych do Wiednia znaj
dowalo sic wiclu artystoW, nau--
l; f,.bovyonu- 1or0{ynO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

ih~-i'r nlInh"uCh - No" 'iiy I"iI
lr"I ",,uInr tea NJ l.nh' 1'"rl. Wh"r"
hc WIN "r'mh II l,N" wr'h" '"'nii'u
n"ri Sn"hprnrr 81 N-N''h'u I" th"
quest 81 I"n". 7 I;"prI~ Ia h"und" , ~"
/ u ktn'rIl "mI family hnvr ~
turned l." Iir'II h","" In 'rnit"n after
u vl"li vttlr T'lnit''' h'r"
on" &In, I."ir" =" : i',Ihinu Nir
.i,Ir l.. IT : N'll nIiru'l"l IuI"IIur-r meet .
Imr lust - ming ~ ih' l"hr" .n,luInr-
Irr- iu ~ Ne M"'h"n building
M IrIur"" ltlnrd NJ l"r i;'Itrunr
I"prr'u and MI" Erth"r t'""hwiu "f
IhI" 81. nr" ,l"Iituu Nth frirndn and
r"IHIlN'r At N"'"Ilnu'i:.
Th" church 81 '."'l uI"n1" wiIl T." h"lI
ri ia" VI .rnd"riII" rnmu pr"uuh-
IluI-lh,. IuI' ~ In.I'nh ~ III. r'l .
l"WiuE rr,hrr ~" I"IIn'IlY nnn"un'rh
Garfield . .uu'u -" =. I \ VI
viii h"Ih h',"In"-" meeting tat"
evening
A u,ti.. "f M'Mr"h"n r"nrl" a.
r"nd.d ti. annual Mhn"nl" ri"ui" nj
" h".IInr u,Ik f,ihny
!lIrr', ; 81 this 1t "mr Ia
N"unih,Ili' ',"IrIhng attending u"
InI"tn"n nrriIrI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
! About People {
Movements Of Indlviduals 70
md From tho CITY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

mr. 'rhumnn Grirr HnunlL Will l"hV"
tho Inr 81 Ihir month far Monli"n".
r,nnn vh"r" IL" VIII l"rl"I" m"
Irnch Ia III" llhl" rnni"rrnr" 81 Ihh'
,lnIr IIr wlIl Inter Join hln FANNY
at hnhIry imih.
Inn, Ilitr daughter IT Mr md
Mar Ituh'I Mhrrhnll {" N"'hIh wa.
- weary III.
MIrr hIIu lIur"nnu ~ yea" Iuln'
Ir ,irliluE I"inIiV"r In hlllrhuiEh
Nj mad AlIa II"Ih"fl ll"ohcI ~"
L,,,. n,ru uurrIr IF Nj nnh NIr
rhniI.r Unh"r. ril return /" Ih"II
hut,r In thlrnGn. today
AItmInuY I.c" \ Coleman, wh" h"n
I,r,m nI tn" "rfIrrir' training "nnp nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
K|DD|ES' DOLL
AND Doc SHOW


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

Harry Hlch,utarh viii i"nvo Tor
IloIInvlIIn. @. Hunhny
MIrn HnnnI" WlIEnn 81 Pittsburgh In
tho rxpoClrh Ruert OF Mrs Edward
iilngcll t0dhy.
Misnrn Mario IinRrll md I.uCr"iln
will leave for rltIHhuTgh
Sunday.
Mira llopn Knnu"r and daiRhinr
Ruth ur MN, Point. o. hre tho Suerlh
OF Mrs f. j Kennnmnnd
T. V TerHll and family win l.hvh
today Tor II motor trip 10 Pittsburgh.
Mrs nrulnm. formerly ~ Whrwond.
is ,lsiilns her friends hbfn,
Cad Jshharta AND family OF South
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
- WARWOOD


/ Wnrwood hnn tn" dtutlnciltrl OF hnv'
tho tlr"t man drawn by
1 the-drnft IN Ohio county when No. ,"S
called DR.. H. A Hamilton. local den
tlRt. According I" tn" HIST now pub
fltahad about 20 boys hav" been rnll"d.
Among Wnrwood'A rrnmIn'ni young
imen nro Frank Dowl"r. tlyd" ll"lf"n.
,binG. BOYD Hilton. Eurl llrnrn and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

'hnrr = turk Tor The Palace Furniture
unpnuY.
NJ" ]! VI iIIEgrur md hlIc" Rtrirh.
ln will "ul"y u motor Trip ~ tho InkrH
with br ll"nrlry. uf Ilrllnlr"
Mrr John Mccartney md children.
81 I'iiIrhurRh. nTr tho rurriE nf ME-.
{ WulG nf The HnuIh Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
July Birthday Party.

Miss Marie HinRrll VIII entertain n
number nf her friends nj hhlhlnt
unrry ihia evening at her hnn" an
TwCntlrIh street Enm"a and music
viii form II merry program h7id 1T 1t
lnthr hour II delightful luncheon Will
hu ncTYrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
Machine Ovor hank.

Trunl0 on The River road ana Pau
handle Traction limo wan hold NJ lnI
n abort tlIno ihni evening whom n
Irrrn auto went nvrr the hhnk luri
nhUyo the wnipr wnThr TurlI HihirI =
telephone polo rnpp"ilrh tho ma
chino anl hepi II frnID npr"ilihF lac
top nr Tho car wnH hnhiy damaged,
but no ono wan la l,I,rd hn"ih"i 'ni
wont over tho banh u"nI lhln seen"
car Ilor In tho W onk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

Tho mn" Violin chilli Will" nj hlH
play Thurpdny near hlr home In ii""rh
I,u,lom wnn rtruck hv Ford run
nbnut lIr received a sever" cut 'HI
his head which required eleven
niiichr- to clone thu town and city
nf1icinls are H"nrChlnE Tor tn" man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

Inn, evening Ia" Hoy Ar"u'r rr"n'
nm Intrrcntlng pTnCIic" p"rind IN IT,"
hIlI whore they w"I" given 'hhnrr
80 mt their book Tearing int" r"nl
urr In rgnnling. making rnmp nr"a
md nlnrl nCnIII lNntk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

Ii~ va ..,"nl .hriI,l,n ~Ill 'n''I
In ilt Tt."I, .,"' i",, h,i''h r""'l"
. NJ Ii,Ihl.. IN 'l'.Iia' go appealing
90, ,u,, rnIIiI.,l Ii"' hh'.""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
NEWS Of THE
OHIO CAPITAL


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

6thrIa The bGYn nrcLn ~'iI pl"hr'a
"nd nnIiiunianil, nh'.uI r"lhr I" lh'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

Chnricn Sprnkmnn uf GiIlrrpl"vlll".
refused to rcglHi"r for ntIny r"rylC".
saNng h" war 3" gears old md
exempt li"~"v"r. htn twin br0th"t
resstercd and paT" hIn M" "a -
Years rhlD i"nullrd In tharl"H nr
rsH II" win b" given hearing
before tho United S'at"a r"mmla-
hlOpoT.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-11
OUTRAGED DECENCY
RISES; DEBAUCHERY
MUST STOP; CROSS
TAKEN ON WARRANT

There was gloom in the ranks OF
the yotaries on Bacchus Sunday;
there was woe in the circles of the
demi-monde. The Sabbath day dawn
ed in all the glory of balmy spring
and the God fearing, home loving, in
elustrious and intelligent farmers and
their families residing along the
Campbell Lake road and the vicin-
ity of Campbell Lake for once en-
.joyed a restful day.
! This was because the open, motor
1ous, fragrant, nauseating, producing
immortality stencil known as the
Campbell Lake club was closed and
.debauchery and trails of vice and
obscenity were eliminated.
Patience is Exhausted.
IF there are any who feel in
.clined to take up the cudgels in de-
Tense of this hell hole, considerably
referred to as a "club," there will
he an explosion in this community
and vicinity compared with which
Vimy ridge will appear like pink
tea.
Roy Cross Arrested.
The "club" was, closed SATURDAY
night by Sheriff johnson and ON a
duly executed complaint prepared by
States Attorney G. M. Torrance.
Roy Cross was arrested Tor CONDUCT
ing a disorderly house, q charge cal
cuiated to be sufficient to wipe the
place off the map. He was taken oe-
fore Judge Fisk and held In bonds
of $500 for hearing on June IL.
Bonds were furnished.
All Decency Outraged.
For the past several weeks there
have been deep and unmistakable
rumblings heard of this club, and
the conduct of it's "members." Scenes
of debauchery such as to cause
threats of violence even to murder on
the parts of farmers whose tam1lles
have been grossly insulted and all
common decency outraged. A meet
ing a few days ago was the result
and drastic action was planned II
something wasn't done to Immediate
lv rid their home community of this
nauseating spot and taken to States
Attorney Torrance. He acted prompt
ly and the complaint was. quickly
signed while scores of reputable cit
liens stand ready to go into any
court and tear the crust off the whole
hideous mess.
Too Rotten to Write.
Details of the CLUB and what
it has been accomplishing and its
fruits could not be written. They
beggar description in their sordid-
ness. All common decency has been
grossly outraged and a patient and
long suffering public has been
aroused as it has not been for long
time and the stencil is to be smoth-
cred.
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Major Setback is Coming
This Week to Look Over
Bemidji'sHorne Guard CO.

The committee in whose hands the
details of the organizing Of the Home
Guard have been placed, has secured
the required number of volunteers
and sent the list of names to the
Commission of Public Safety. This
guard will serve as the state militia
for service in the state Of Minnesota
only and for period Of the duration
Of the war. AS soon as peace is de-
clared the men will be mustered out.
In securing the names, the commit
tee had simply attempted to obtain
the minimum number of eligible
men. The enrolment is open and
anyone desiring to offer their services
to this company may still do so. The
age limit is from 81 to SO and all
those under 81, who will be exempt
from the draft.
In letter from Major Seebach re-
ceived this morning, the committee
was informed that he will visit here
on next Friday or Saturday to in
vestigate and inspect the company.
Those who signed the list and all
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others who care to volunteer will be
called out some night this week for
preliminary organization. This no.
tice will be given out in a few days.
Those whose names appeared on
the lists are: E. w. French, A. Dor
an, Charles D. Fisk, George w. Rhea,
NJ. J. Brown, G.. NJ. Torrance, c. S.
Daley, w. L. Brooks, L. G. Crothers,
F. S. Halgren, J. j. Opsahl, A. Hal
vorson, A. D. Bailey, v. G. Stewart,
T. w. Swinsen, H. c. Baer. J. G..
Byan, C. X. Foucault, G. c. Mes
singer, Fred Fraser, J. A. Parmalee,
A. G. Wedge, Jr., G. w. Campbell,
W. P. Dyer, J. o. Budney, W. q. Rob-
inson, w. W. Johnson, R. L. Given,
C r. Sanborn, A. L. Barker, Will
liam Clish, E. H. Smith, A. B. Pal
mer, W. C. Klien. J. A. Mcdonald,
John Goodman, w. P. Foley. T.
Thompson, R. X. Bliler. F. W. Rhoda.
A. T. Carlson, R. o. Dennis, E. R.
Getchell, E. Jarvis, L. Olstad, c. B.
Hoyt, A. McNabb, J. E. Buck, H. E..
Palmer, W. X. Denison, H. J. Loud,
H. Miller, B. Stafford.
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ADD MORE MEMBERS
TO PERSHING'S STAFF

Washington, June 1.-THE Amer
ican officers who crossed the Allan
tic on the same vessel with Foreign
Secretary Balfour are additional
members of General Pershing's stan.
Their names are as follows:
Lieutenant Colonel Mark l.. Her.
sey, infantry; Major H. E. Ely, in
fantry; Lieutenant Colonel D. E.
Aultman, field artillery; Colonel
Chauncey B. Baker, quartermaster
corps; Lieutenant Colonel William s.
Graves, general staff; Lieutenant
Colonel Charles P. Summerall, field
artillery; Captain Morris E.. Locke,
field artillery: Major w. H. Simons,
inspector general; Major Kirby
Walker, cavalry; Major Sherwood A.
Cheney, engineer, and Lieutenant
Colonel E. D. Anderson, cavalry.
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ALL PRECNCTS.A ARE: ::
HEARD FROM. With
EXCEPTION OF ANGLE

A report from County Auditor J. L..
George this morning in regard to
registration stated that the reports
of all precincts, with the exception
of Angles, have come in. The total
registration for the county amounted
to 22S9 OF this number over 900
are from Bemidji.
The total exemptions indicated was
9S6. This does not necessarily mean
that all the exemptions indicated
will be exempt when the conscription
is actually carried out. The total
number of cards indicating no ex-
emption were slightly in the major
ity of 1926. Of the total number who
registered 254 were friendly aliens
and IA were Germans.
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P.0.Cont tract is
Awarded; Work
Will Start Soon

The Lauritzen company of Fergus
Falls has been awarded the contract
for the building of Bemidji's new
postoffice. The bids were opened the
last of May and the contract award
ed June S. This is the information
received this morning by Postmaster
Ritchie. The bid was $4,000.
The successful bidders are said to
do more government building work
in the state than any other con-
tractor or firm. The contract calls
for the completion of the building
within one year and the superintend-
ent will be in Bemidji within few
days to make arrangements for start
ing the work which will be COM
menced this fall.
The appropriation for the post
office complete is $65,500.
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BUY LIBERTY BOND:

If your house had been ran
sacked and burned, your rela-
tives and friends had been out
ragged, as have the Belgians
and French, you would be
bursting with rage and ready
to fight, and fight to a finish.
Bombs with long but per-
feet connections have been set
under the foundations of this
government.
The fuse is burning towards
our shores.
Shall we wait till the terri
BILE explosion takes place, or
shall we act now?
The war is with us. We
may not see it's flames today,
but our homes, our liberty, our
freedom and our all, are at
stake.
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GERMANS TRADING
p TRINKETS FOR ARTICLES
NEEDED BY COUNTRY
(By United Press)

Petrograd, June 11.-Germany has
encouraged her soldiers to fraternize
with the Russian forces and exchange
articles. German soldiers have thus
got incredible quantities Of soap,
linens and bread. The war ministry
forbids determination and tossing ar
ticles over to the enemy except with
hostile intent. The Germans have
traded pen knives and trinkets with
the Russians for necessities scarce in
Germany. The vast amounts Of vast
trinkets makes it certain the German
authorities instigated the scheme.