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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
NAPAD MA
ULICY.

Bernard kamrowski, $40 wsch.
Sanborn Ill.,, gdy W przeszly pia-
tex wiecZOrem Wracal czwarta uli-
OK pomiedzy Liberty i Chestnut,
do domu, przyczepil sic do niego
jakiS nieznajomy i przem6wil
przytfumionym -}oSem abv mu
wreczyl swa got6wke jaka po-
siada. kamrowski mySlal sic wynn
knac, napastnikowi. .tlumaczac
sic IL ME ma PREY sobie pieniedzy
gdy POSTAL uderzony gruba ola
WANNA rura przez nieznajomego i
upad} ma ziemie. Nieznajomy o.
brabowaf kamrowskiego Il $500
i ulotnil sic. kamrowski lcza} COS
godzine bczprzytomny, gdy potem
odzyska} przytomnossc, uda} sic
ma stacy.e policyjna, lecz zdo}ai
tylko nieznaczny opis dac o ~
pastniku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
Stan Minnesota p%roklamuje
Swiatu swa wiernosc st. Zjed.
Delegaci ze &aszystkich powiatow stanu byli obecni
Powiehze Stan. Pdhseaej Cwi,z1ly, "a ey.te da ,ar,je6w.

Wielk}ie Patryotyczne zgroma-
dzenie delegat6w re wszystkich
powiatow stanu Minnesota odby}O
sic w piatek i sobote w St. Paul i
Minneapolis.
Poprzedzone wielka ratryotycz
ma parada pc ulicach St. Paul, W
kt6rej brali udzia}, wszyscy dele
gael z odznakami i r6znemi chora-
gwiami kt6re reprezentowa}y o.
sobne powiaty, take rome iowa
rzystwa re St. Paul i Minneapo--
lis, i kilkanascie batalion6w pie
choty i konnicy. ,Parada, zakon-
czyla sic pred drzwiami wielkie-
go AUDITORIUM W St. Paul, gdzie
rczpoczeto konwcncye.
Przemawiali nastepujacy:
Frank w. Murphy, I. P. O'Con-
rcprczcntant Anglii, kt6ry
przcz 40 lat Jest cz!onkicm angiel
skiego parlamcntu i Dan w. Law
Ter. ......
w sobote przcnicsiono sic do
Minneapolis, i rozpoczeto druga
scsye, gdzic powt0rnic przema-
vial, +. p. O'Connor, zachwyca--
jac obecnych sv,a lumorystyczna
nova, i nicnawi$cia przcciw kaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
WiadOmO$ci
MIEJSC0WE
WSPANIAIY ODPUST PATRO-
MA KO$CIOIA SW. STA
NISLAWA K,

w niedziele przesz}a nadzwy-
czaj wspaniala uroczystosc odby-
la SIC W naszym polskim kosciele.
Byl to odpust patrona koscio}a
pod wezwanicm Sw. Stanislawa K
Juz W sobote przybyli Prev.
ksieza z daleka do pomocy nasze-
mt Prev. ks. kanonikowi W sfu-
chaniu spowiedzi. Kilkanascic set
os6b przystapi}o do spowiedzi a
W niedziele do komunii sw.
" uiedziele wotywe odprawil
Wiel. W. Worzafla z Minneapo--
lis a sumo Prev. ks. dziekan J..
Wojtowicz z Greenvillc, So. Oak.
podczas kt6rej presbytrcm by}
Wicl. ks. Jan Misiak, m%iejscowy
wikary a archipresbytrcm Wicl.
ks. j. Brzczinski Z independence,
Wis. Prev. ks. dr.. NJ. J. Grupa
wyg}osi} picknc do. uroczystoSci
zast0sowanc kazanic, ktorc odno-
silo sic Go wszystkich parafian,
ale o>obliwie Zast6sowanc bylo
do terazniejszej m}odziczy.
Nastepujacy Prev. i Wicl. ksie
ia przybyli Z pomoca Prev. ks.
proboszczowi j. Pacholskiemu:
Prev. ks. NJ. J. Grupa, 2 Or
chard Lake, Mich. Prev. ks. J.
Wojtowicz, Grccnville, SO. Oak.
Wiel. ks. j. w. Cara, Pine Creek,
Wis.,, Wicl. ks. J. Brzezinski In
dependence, Wis. Wicl. ks. w. Wo
rza}}a, Minneapolis, Mimi. Wicl. ks
j. E. Grabowski 4 parafii sw. kaz
mierza kr. i ~miejscowy wikary
Wiel. ks. Jan Misiak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
N1EsZcZEsC1E AUToM0B1-
LOWE.

w podr6zy Z Wisconsin do Min
neapolis, W piatck, PREY wjczdzie
I'd duz.y most pc stronic wiskon-
Sinskiej, automobil kicrowany
przcz Wolskicgo poSlizna} sic,
wpadf W zaroSle i przcwrocil sic.
Syn Wolskicgo. ktory znajdowa}
sic w samochodzie, odni6sf PREY
TEN wcwnetrznc uszkodzcnia i
musiano 20 przywicSc do lckarza
ably go Zbadaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

zerowi i junkrom niemieckim Otto
Kahn z New York wielki finansi-
sta, rodem niemiec zachwyci} O.
becnych swa NOVA, okazujac swa
wiernosc ku przybranej ojczyznie,
i oSwiadczajac re Satan zaprowa
dill Kajzera ma wysoka gore i po
kazal mu piekne miasta Lond,yn,
Paryz, Antwerp i New York mo-
wiac: idz W MOLE Shady a to wszy-
stko damA 81, lecz dotychczas sza-
tanskie. dhietnice ME spelni}y sic.
Wiel. Ks. st. Ieiek z Duluth,
przedstawi} obecnym nastepnego
m6wce porucznika Pawia Peri
CORD z francuskiei armii, katolic-
kiego ksiedza kt6ry dawniej pra-
cowa} w Minnesota, jake profe--
sor w kollegium Sw. Tomasza.
Wiel. ks. p%orueznik Pawel Peri
cord przcdstawif obeenym, Fran
eye W milczcniu cierpiaca, i jej
nicwiasty, III kt6rych zalezy re-
zultat tel srosiel wojny.
Wieczorcm przemawlali rozni
rcprczentanei z WaSzingtonu. talk
re Il. p. O'Collnor poezem kon-
wencye o~droezone-
Y Winonv bvlo obecnych los
delegation.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
LIST OBOZU
ktory otrzymal i udlei1 nam do
przedrukowania we Wiarusie p.
Wincenty Kupferschmidt.
Garden City, L. I.

Wal OAVy, II. l.
IKochany Wuju!
List Tw6j Z d. SGD b. N. odebra
lem onegdaj, dzisiejszy zas dzio-:
mex przyni6sf mi szanownegc
''Wiarusa" "a kt6rego CT serdecz
ME dziekuje.
Przegladajac gazette mia}em "a
szczyt zobaczyc moi list razem 2
Romanowcm opublikowany.
Niedawno bylem W Nowym Yol
ku metropoli zachodnicj p6}kuli
|Trudno jest opisac te kongenen-.
eye gmach6w, wazkich ulic i ge-
stych tfum6w. Pozatem IL wiecej
jest ''drapaczy chmur' i zc So
wyzsze cd chicagoskich Nowy
York ME bardzo r6zni sic cd Per-
}y Michiganu (Chicago)
Sigma reklamowana Broadway
jest ME wicle szcrsza cd State
ul. W Chicago, 'owa droga Milo
ner6w Fifth Av. jest bardzo po-
sobic Michigan ave. Ma
sic rozumicc, re patrzac jak ia chi
cagoskicmi oczyma ME zobaczy--
lem cud6w badz co badz music jc
dnak opi>ac diva gmachy, ktoremi
Chicago ME moe sic poszczycic.
Omijajac gmachy Woolworth
najwyz>zy gmach ofisowy W $wie
Gle i gmach municipality kt6ry
chicagoska miejska hala ME wy
przedza, choc jest mniejsza to
.jcdnak katcdra Sw. Patryka. ka-
.tolicka katedra i Bibliotcka pub
.liczna jest wspania}a >wiatynia
wystawiona bogoni madroSci.
kosci"] Sw. ratr.cyu>zn jest
wed}ug mojej opinii najpickniej-
sym koSciolem W Nowym Yorku,
a mozc W ca}ej Amcrycc - pobu
dowany jest ma piatej Ave. w po
>rodku dystryktu rczydcncyjne-
go. Swym imponuj acym frontem
zajmuje oko i wprowadza w po--
div kazdrgo 60 posiada chloe is
kirrke ducha artyStycZncgo.
Co tcraz 81 e tvczy mas w obo-
zic to ME mann mic noweyo do "a
notowania L wyjatkiem IL W obcc
przygotowania ktorc czynimy to
w kr6tcc o%pu>cimy zicmic Wa>h--
ingtona W przeprawie "a more.
Dziekuje ~je>zcze a IL "Wiaru-
sa zaselaja Szcz"rr pozdrowic-
ME do wszystkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
Kolekta ma Seminaryum "
Orchard Lake, Mich.


Nastepujacy dali pc dolarzc:
Winczcwski Jan A., Laska Leon
Stepczynski Pi6tr, Kaczorowski
August, Czaplcwski Stan. kaczo-
rowski J0zcf, Malotka Jan, Sly
kazimicrz, Kamrowska Augu.
sigma, Lc]wica Jan, Nelson Mrs
kulas August, P}achccki
Jan, RajkowSki Fran. Mlyhczak
Cccylia, Garinger George ID. Rol-
biccki FIR. n. HamcrSka Julianna.
BorkowSki Fr., Milanowska An
IA, kukowska Paulina, Matyja--
six Wojc. Ostrowski Leon, Micha-
lowSki Wine, Januszcwska Ma
rya, P%rondzinski J0zcf, Prondzil
ska Marya, Prondzinska Apolonia
kicdrowicz FIR. Szudcra Stanis}a-
wa, Grochowski FIR. Myszka AM
brozy, OstrowSki Edward, Mila--
nowska Francuszl;a Dudzinski
Walcnty, Drazkowski Jan, Liber-
ko Stanislaw Wilma lgnacy, VIE
czorck Stanis}aw, Rudnik Mrs. w.
Jazdzcwski J0zef, Potrac FIR. Gle
miiiska Walcrya, Grabowskd Mrs.
Michalowska Marya, Gapa Any,
Maliszcwska Walcrya, Grucha}a
Agata Mrs. Wr6blcwska Monika
J0zef W. Ostrowski Jan,
Block Henry, Cicrzan Alojzy, We
:jcr Marya Il rodzina, Grzcgorzrw
ski Aug. OSowSki Hcmryk, Sikor-
ski Ant, Lukaszcwski Piotr, b.
rzcszkowski Jan, Micha}owski Fr.
Miloch August, SkucZynska Monl
ka, Mlynczak Franc. PcplinSki
Wine. GostkowSki Marcin. Bin
czyk MARGIN, Szarmach J6zef. Wa
tenbach Jozcf, Maliszcwski Flo
ryan. Wojtalcwicz Teofil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

Winonie telegraficzne zawiadomie
ME, azeby przybyi do East Vino
ia We wtorek o 2giej godz. pc pc
ludnilt, gdyz chcia1 by sic Z mimi
zobaczyc. Pociag zatrzyma} sic :tu
Ia kilka minut a Kukllhski mia}
lyle czasu ably sic pozegnac z kre
wnymi. DIVA wagony byly nape}-
wojskiem, jechali oni W stro
ne Nowego Yorku, a potem dalej
wprost do Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

Mimi, zabezpieczy} sobie licehsye
ma polowanie W Winonie ma ca}y
scion, kt6ry sic rozpoczal logo a
skonczy sic 30go listopada, SEE
rvf William E. Parr z Winony i
DR.. F. H. Rollins Z St. Charles,
takze sic ubezpieczyli W licensye.
Wielu innych z%aopatrzylo sic W
licensye i zamierzaja udac sic W
bory ia pQ1noc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

CYA JAzDzEWSCY OBCHO-
DILL so LETNIA R0CZNICE
sLUBNA.
W poniedzia'ek 1890 listopada
obchodzili panstwo J6zef kon-
|stancya Jazdzewscy, Fam. pod mr..
9O2 wsch. Broadway III. piedziesia
ia rocznice swego wspolnego po-
zycia malzenskiego.
Ma intencye jubilat6w odby}a
sic W kosciele sw. Stanisiawa X.
solenna msZa sw.
Prev. ks. kanonik J. Pacholski
odcbra} Cd jubilat0w odnowienie
slubu, udzielif blogoslawienstwa
ma dalsze lata i.wreczyl i'm krzyz
z}ocony osadzony na d}ugiej las
&c jake god}o zbawienia podpo-
re W staroSci. Wspomniai 0 ich zy
ciu spedzonem przez ten dfugi
przeciag czasu i nadmieni} 0 stare
Sci ktora sic coraz wiecej zbliza
ku MIN.
koSci6} by} rzesiScic oSwictlony
i napc}niony pc brzcgi >tarszymi
osobami i dziccmi. Cork j wnuki
as.yStowali scdziwej pare PREY
o}tarzu.
Msze Sw. solcnna Ma intcncye
jubilat6w odprawil Prev. ks. Or.
NJ. J. Grupa w asystencyi Wiel.
ks. Jana Brzczinskiego Wicl. ks.
W. Worza}}y, Prev. ks. dziekan
J. Wojtowicz byf cercmoniarzem.
Ma mszy Sw. jubilaci i prawic ca
Ia rodzina przystapili do Stolu
Pal>kicgo.
Pc odSpicwaniu "Tc Deum'
podczas marszu wychodzili para
mi 4 koSciola jubilaci, cork, zie-
ciowic i wnuki wszyscy re z}oco-
ncmi ozmakami Il wnuczki nios}y
bukicty zloconych kloS6w pre-
nicznych. Ca1y orszak piekpie sic
prZcdstawia}.
Pc uroczystOSciach kOSciclnych
odbyla sic uczta wcsclna W domu
panstwa .Jazdzcwskich wSrod maj
1ci>lcj>zeyo kolka rodzinncSo.
Obojc pail>two Jazdzcwscy Gle
>za sic Gobrem j czrrStwcm zdro-
WIEN. .
Pan .J1zcf J~"ZdIcw>ki urodzil
sic w Czcr>gicj parafii 20 %rud--
ala. 1913 PAM kon>tacya l. Jcn-
drzejczyk0w .JazdZewska urodzi}a
sic w Byszcwic oyo lutego 1919
roku i do pierwszcj komunii przy~
stapila w Polskim koronowic a
Stub ich odbyl sic W Makowarsku
w 1867 roku. DO AmcryEl do Wi
przvbyli w 1873 roku. ..
Panstwo .JazdZcw>cy ma:ja cite
ny cork zameznc, PAM Teodozya
Potrac i PAM Walcrya Cicminska
w Winonic, PAM Maryanna Ku--
lig w independence i PAM Fran
ci>zka Hamcrska w Minneapolis
i dwoje p~rzybranych dzicci, PAM
Prakscda GrOchOwSka w St. Paul
i William poszed} jake ochotnik
do armii pitkarskicj. Wnuki i
wnuczki sd: Sylvester. Franci-
seek. Romuald, Leon. Anicda, Fran
ciszka i Scrafina Potrac, Edmund
klcmens i.konstanty Cieminscy,
Marta j Edmund kulig, Edward i
Leon Hamcrscy. Przy obiedzie
wszystkie wnuki wys1aszali wier-
szyki z Zyczcniami Ola swych dzia
dusi6w.
Ma uczte przybyli take. Prev.
ks. J. Pacholski. Prev. ks. J.Woj
toWicz, Z Grcnvillc. Prev. ks. NJ.
j. Grupa L Orchard Lake, Wiel.
ks. w. Worzal}a Z Minneapolis.
Wiel. ks. J. Brzczinski Z Indepen
dence. Wis. i Wiel. ks. J. Misiak.
Inni poza III iejscowi goScie byli
panstwo Jan kulig z iona i dice
mi i rodzicc z Independence, Wis.
Leon Hamerski L iona i dziecmi Z
Minneapolis i Edmund Cieminski
re St. Paul. Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

Dziek ujemy przez Ia
my Wiarusa wszystkin ~
szczere zyczenia wyrazo-
ne nam " dniu so letnie)
rocznicy naszego slubu.
Przedcwszystkiem die
kuiemy Prev. j Wie).
! Ksiezom, Wiel. Siostroln,
! goSciom tax miejscowym
! ]ak i pozamiejscowym j
i wszystkim zyczliwym
! nam osobom "a szczere
] zyczenia.
Jozef i Konstancya Ja1diewscy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
ZIMA w TYM ROKU MA Ma
DEJ$G P6zNO.

Znawcy przepowiadaja, IL praw
dziwie zimowc powictrzc nawie--
dzi mas W tym roku dosyc p01zno,
Z powodu, re miej>zc mrozy We've
Snie mas nawicdzi}y w tym roku
a tax zwykle bywa, ze prawdzi-
wa lima nastepuje dopicro pc pew
Eym odstepic czasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
P~RZEJEZDzALI PREF WI
q

Franciszek Kuklinski, syn PAM
J6zefiny Kuklinskiej, dawniej "a
micszka}ej W Winonie, p6zniej W
Little Falls a obecnie " Kalifornii
nades}a} do swych krewnych "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
HAWAI-! HAWAII!

w nicdziele pc poludniu i vic
czorem 23go listopada urzadza
'klub Polskicj Mlodziczy' pred
>tawienic i kawe, ma kt6rc zapra-
Szaja w%szystkich, ma!ych i doro--
Wstep wolny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
- -
MA URLOPIE DAVENPORT
KANS.

Alojzy j. Strycel. prywatny z
Fort Leavenworth, HAMS, bawi W
Winonie ma urlopic, kt6ry sic
>konczy 24so listopada. Jest on
czlonkiem regimenckiego stowa-
r~zyszenia CRY W pike nozna, gra-
nej W pozycyi ma prawym koncu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
N POL0WANIE w 30.
RACH.

Pan J6zef Winczewski, przcz
dziesiec lat auditor powiatowy wi
nonskiego powiatu a teraz ia sta
nowisku rzadowem W Duluth.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR.

Suggestions have come from va rious sources that the immense e amount of "cut-over" lands in Arkan- sas should immediately be put into cultivation, and if this acreage be util- ized, there could be no shortage of food. Such a suggestion shows a wan ton ignorance of conditions, and shows how impractical are those wno make spread eagle speeches in their efforts to relieve a grave condition These cracker box orators mean we'll for we all admit their intentions are good, but they do a world of harm when discussing the condition of the country before men who are better in formed. Ignorance on the part of a speaker leds the better informed lis tener to infer that he is ignorant on other matters, and consequently a we'll delivered speech, containing a few flaws, is worse than nothing.
 The cut over lands of Arkansas have merely been relieved of their timber of commercial size The small
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20

trees and the shrubs remain. Any one who has spent day on a farm with a grubbing hoe. knows that the real thorn in the side of the planter is the small tree and the shrub These must be dug out before the crop can be planted time alone will remove the large stumps. This means the work Of more than one season, and 1t would be a physical impossibility te put more than few scattered acres of eut-over land into cultivation this year.
 Fields which have been cultivated, but allowed to remain idle for several years grow up rapidly in small pine, persimmon and sassafras, with sprinkling of blackberry and sumae These are hard enough to reclaim, but far less difficult than the clearing cf the cut over lands.
 Devote your energies in the agricul- turai extension campaign to the land already cleared, MT. Propagandist. Ger the planter to use more judgment in the planting of food crops, and inten- sifying his methods of cultivation. That is the only way for immediate relief, and the government food ex- perts tell us that the coming winter is going to be the time we need the stuff 10 eat. It is all right to encour. age the clearing of cut over and new ground, but that cannot produce be fore next year. so get busy on the stuff right now, the only thing that will bring the results.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
Associate Editors.


 Miss Edna Jones, Geyer Springs. Miss Marie Garrison. North Point. Miss Erma Dixon. Sweet Home. Mrs. George Prothro, Ferndale. Miss Omia Rowland. Ferndale. Miss Margaret Smart, Forest Park. Mrs. Mary L. Valentine. Galloway Miss Fay Glasscock, Cabot. Route ,. Miss Ethel Crowson, Halstead. Mrs. R. E. Branch. L. R.. Route ,. Miss Opal L. Perry, Ironton Miss Willie Graham, Jacksonville. Teddy Holt, R 2, Jacksonville Mrs H. H. Mcclure, Mabelvale. Mrs. J. ". Stewart, Big Maumelle. Mrs. Rebecca Nothwang. Oak Grove. Ishmael Wicker, Ebenezer. Mrs. ;. H. McRaven, R. 3, Jacksonville Miss EaIa Red, Mabelvale, R. 1. J. M Thompson. Mt Pleasant. Miss Jewel Henson, Fourehe Dam Miss Ida McHughes, Upper Ferndale Mrs Loda Smalling. Levy. H. W. Pinkerton, Craig's Mill. Earl Brown. Schaub's School. Miss Vada Price, Tip Top. Miss Virginia Bryant, Mt. Carmel. Miss Eva Wilder, Wilder. Miss Alba Heilman, Oak Grove. w. J. Sulzberger, Roland Maurice V Clay, Roland Mrs. Kate Hartsell, Castle Rock. Miss Irene Boyd, Jacksonville, R. Z. Miss Elsie Vernia, Little Maumelle. Miss Ella Norman, R. 2, Little Rock Miss Jessie Fox, Natural Steps Miss Flossie Roberts, Olmstead. A. P Holt, Tate's Mill Miss Linnie Holiday, Maumelle Miss Gladys Hardcastle. Gravel Ridge. Miss Mamie Spann, Cato Henry c. Lee, Brushy Island. Mrs. Lula T. Corder, Jacksonville.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20

on called at Mrs. Boh Scott's Friday evening at Douglassville.
 Mrs. E. S. Dixon and children are spending several days at Douglass vile. Mrs. Dixon's sister is very ill.
 Fred Brown and mother, Mrs. S. F. Brown, Mrs. Eliza McClain and son, M. D., were callers at J. M Dixon's and G. G. Claims Sunday afternoon.
 Little Mildred Miller is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Mr and Mrs. w. P. Dixon, daugh- ters and niece, visited Rev. H. H. McGuyre and family Sunday after noon.
 Pine Grove School closed last Fri day
 Mrs. Swearingen is visiting at Mrs. s. N Tarpley's.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
Mrs. L. E. N. Hundley is ill.


 Mrs. L. w. Sanderson entertained at cards this afternoon.
 Violet parties are popular in the Pu- laski Heights woods
 George Firmin has returned from a business trip to San Antonio. The revival at Pulaski Heights Methodist Church will close Sunday. Mrs. H. H. Kirby has gone to Har- rison to visit her husbands family. Mrs. R. M Gamble has gone to Mis- sissippi to spend two weeks With rela- tiyes.
 Mrs. s. A. Horner of Hot Springs is the guest of Mrs. s. M. Spears on Hillcrest.
 Born-To Mir and Mrs. J. S. Rogers. 511 North Oak street, April 13. t daughter.
 Mrs. Frank D. Leaning entertained the Educational Aid Society Monday afternoon
 The Mary Jane Club met Wednes- day with Mrs. W. G. Sprague at 520 Pine street.
 With the opening of spring, Forest Park is again becoming popular as an evening resort
 There will be children's day exer. cises at Pulaski Heights Methodist Church Sunday, April 29.
 The Basil Gather Chapter, D. A. R., will meet Friday, April 20, with Mrs. James R. Fletcher, 3121 Louise street. Water was shut off the Pulaski
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
LOOKED OVER TRACTOR.

Cleveland Holland, judge of Sebas- tian county, and J. D Johnson, road overseer of the same county, were in Little Rock last week attending q demonstration of the big five ton truck, which is handled in Arkansas by the Southwestern Supply Com pany. The truck was put through it's paces, hauling big loads and pulling other big loads behind, and did the work so we'll that Sebastian, which is one of the banner good road coun- ties of Arkansas. is to be supplied with one of the trucks. ;
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 This week has been very busy one as the farmers are trying to get corn planted. They are all late planting on account of so much rain
 The farmers have just completed the dipping vat at Tate Mill.
 Will Magness and family of Olm stead visited Lee Dorsey and wife Sunday.
 Walter McPherson and wife of Tate Mill visited his parents last week.
 Preston Boyd and family went to church Sunday at Faulkner Gap.
 The measles is still raging in this vicinity. There have been some few cases of smallpox reported.
 Mrs. Stabaugh is gardening today.
 Mrs. Price of Argenta and Miss Nancy Potts of Tate Mill visited Mrs Mason last night
 There is to be speaking at Tates Mill Schoolhouse tonight.
 Deckard Carmichael, who has been seriously i'll, is improving.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
RED GATES FLAG sALurgD.

Benton Tunnah, of Red Gates farm, IA miles from Little Rock, on the Ninteenth street pike, has large American flag floating from a tall pole in front of his home. He says that German citizens always salute it as they pass.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
THE MARKETS
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER,
 HIDES.

Little Rock, April IS, 1917. Local buyers offer the following prices, delivered Little Rock: Hens and bullets, 1Sc. Springs, large, 1Sc. Springs, 11@ to lbs, 2Sc. Boosters, old and stagy young, 10c. Turkeys, good dressing stock, 23e. Ducks, 17c.
 Geese, 10c.
 Eggs, per dozen, cases returned. 29c.
 Eggs, new cases included. per case. $9.O0.
 Butter, roll or packing stock. per lb., 23c.
 Hides, salt curede per h., 19c. Hides, unsalted, per h., 17c. Wool, per pound, as to grade, 15e to 48c
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

Heights lines Monday for several hours while repairs were being made
 Mrs. L. B. Bryan, who has been the guest of Mrs. Robert M. Gamble, at A22 Pine, is now visiting Mrs. Ghas. L. Miller.
 Mrs John P. Streepey was one Of the speakers at a W. C. T. U. meeting held Thursday afternoon with Mrs w. T. Maxwell.
 NJ. A. Auerbach and George Firmin of the Heights were elected directors of the local branch of the Red Cross organization.
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club will meet April 25 with Mrs. McCor- mack Dr. Morgan Smith will ad- dress the club.
 Mrs. c. W. Garrison went, to New Orleans last week to attend the exec utive council of the General Fedora tion of Women's Clubs.
 MT. and Mrs. w H. Hicks, o. E.. Hicks and family and Mrs. Hensley of Lonoke, spent Monday with MT. and Mrs. John P Streepey.
 Forest Park was crowded last Sun day to see the baseball game, hear the band concert and enjoy the balmy air and various amusements.
 Miss Grace Bearing of Brooklyn, N- Y., and Lieut. Ellis Stone, of the U. s. dreadnaught Arkansas, were married in New York last week. Lieut.. Stone is a nephew of Mrs. T. D. Crawford of Pulaski Heights.
 Claude Jeffries was elected a mem Der of the Democratic City Central Committee to succeed R. c. Powers, deceased. s. R. Beauchamp was elect ed committeeman from Ellis township, vice R. S. Yarbrough, removed from township.
 Mrs. George w. Emerson, of the Heights, was elected third vice pres- dent of the board of managers of the Florence Crittenton Home. Among the members of the board are Mrs. H.. E. Olive, Mrs. Justin Matthews and Mrs H. A. Pittard
 It is announced that the books for the collection of taxes on the follow ing districts are open at the office of City Collector James Lawson: Street Improvement District No. 3 tNo1 h half of Lee Avenue from Prospect to Laurel; Martin, Valmar, Valentine, Pine, Holly, Rose, Walnut, Ash, Palm. From Prospect to Lee; Beech street, from Sixth Avenue to Lee Avenue). Street Improvement District No. 244 (Fairfax from Prospect to Laurel and parts of Spruce, Ash, Beech, Gum, De- ris and Walnut streets).
 The Arkansas Pioneers5 Association met Thursday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. T. Dwight Craw- ford. The house was beautifully deco rated with dogwood blossoms, violets and other spring flowers. After the business session there was a short program. The first number was Q song by Mrs. Daniel, accompanied by Miss White. Miss Julia Warner gave an interesting talk on Golden Times in Arkansas" in which she pictured a ball attended by her mother and given by Mrs. Absalom Fowler, whose home is now the Oracle home on East Sixth. Mrs. Cravens gave piano solo, De licious refreshments were served by Mrs Crawford assisted hV Miss Mar garet Bright and Mrs Bright.
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
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 Won't this balmy weather make gardens grow though9
 MT and Mrs. Henry Walker of North Point are visiting B. F. Thompson and family
 Mrs. Mcllhaney and children were guests of Mrs. J. H. Henthorn Mon- day.
 Grandpa Newman of Little Rock visited his son, B. T. Newman, Sun- day
 Mrs Kate Maust treated her pupils to an Easter egg coloring and rolling at the school.
 Mrs. B. F. Thompson is going to do her patriotic duty by growing and canning extra food
The Pulaskian., 1917-04-20
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Henry Scott and son, Ewell of Ben ton were guests at J. M. Dixons Sat urday.
 Mrs. George Miller and two children and niece, Marie Miller, went to Hot Springs Monday morning.
 Mrs. J. M. Dixon and son, Andrew, Mrs. w. P. Dixon and Mrs. E. s. Dix