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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Mrs. Margaret GiIcmer.

Especial 70 The T1IneS- NlSDatrN.
PULASKI. VA, November o@.-Mrs
Margaret Gilcmcr died in Diapers Val
Icy last night, aged cishty-four wears
from iniirmities of age. She is sur
vived b. two daughters, Mrs Joe kcl.
ley and Mrs j. G.. Crockett, both OF
the coul'ty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

of age. student at the Virginia
Episcopal School for Boys. which Is To-
lated near LynchburE. died at tho
school Wednesday OF pneumonia. He
had been seriously i'll only four days.
lie was son of Rev. William J. ID.
Thomas. Of New York, who was with
him when he died His body was taken
TO WASHINGTON for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
George e. EIcklen.

GORDoNSVILLE. VA. November 90.
---Georse Il. l"icklen. a wcll-known
contractor. died suddenly early Thurs
day morning at his homo near Som
erset, while preparing to go to his
work. lie leaves n widow and four
children--Georse, Jr.. Carter, Eliza
beth and Frances Ficklen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Miss Sue Camper.

PULASKI. VA. Novemrc: :".-Miss
Sue Camper died last night at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. l.. W. Finks, fol-
lowing an extended illness. She was
sixty-thrcc years old. Tho body was
taken to Blackburn for burial. Mrs.
y. III. Patterson, Pulaski; l.. w. New
castle, Va: c. NJ. and IL. W. Camper.
Blacksburs. are sisters and brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

Civilian Dodson. scvcnty-nve years
old, Confederate veteran. died sud-
denly yesterday. while visiting the
home OF a neighbor. near Sparkling
Springs. Rockingham County. He is
survived by one son and one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Lazy Livers

permanently regulated and made ac-
tive by the celebrated Shivar Minera,
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-6ack offer Tastes fine; costs
A trife. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agents. Spence Nunnamaker
Co.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

not. and never will stand for such a
peace. Men and women whole
stand for this war because there is no
other way to win the peace that will
endure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
lrs. Halle Murshnli rucker.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
LfNCHBUitG. VA. November :2.-
Mrs Halle Marshall Tucker. thirty
two years Of age. wife o: C. T.. Tucker.
of Brookncal. died Wednesday evening
a. the liomc and Retreat here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
WHIPPLE is NOT FIT
TO INSTRUCT YOUTH

give publicity 10 his own views. We
consider his utterances matter to he
deait with by the University Of vir-
Ginia."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
TheWeather
lFurnIshed by U. s. Weather Rurean
Locnl Tcn,ncrnture.

IL noon temperature. q
l.. Nj. temperature. ..........
Maximum temperature to 3 L. NJ. ..
Minimum temperature to s l.. NJ.
Mean temperature ...... j
Normal temperature for this date. 4
Excess i'm temperature ...
deficiency in temperature since
March l .................. SO
accumulated deficiency since Janu-
AIRY l Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Y.nnnI IfHIaF-lU
Local Ob,.r,.tion. =, $ y.

Rainfall. "a hours ending S y. NJ None
Excess In rainfall since March L.. 400
EXCESS in rainfall since January /. 3.l2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23


Temperature, sc: humidity. "a: wind.
direction, west; wind. velocity. S;
state OF weather raining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

William DodnOn,
Especial TO The Times -Dispa tch.
III HARRISON BURG, VA Nnycmhe r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
HAD RHEUMATISM ss,||IIS1t
SINCE A B0Y;;g
Pain and Stiffness Of Years Responds
to Var.nc-sls.

Mr.. Henry a. Powers. of 2Sa Pleas
ant ST.. Worcester, Mass. is very en-
thusiastic about what Var-nc-sis hasn
done for him. He said:
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
Orchestral Concert
AT rHB lEARngE BARRAcKs,

AT THE MARINE BARRAcKs.
THIS AFTERNOON At 80 O'CLOCK,
BIT THE kAAIltn nkND ohc1aEgTRA.
WILLIAM n. aAlSTELlfA1SfI. LsaaVr.
March. 'Ins wsslats PtoirSss" .Esfeert
Overturs. 'Wlftam Ttll". Hee1ini
esrsnads, "LSs Ariioos a'ATisquin"
Flute sole, sixth ConeSrto. .DsaasrssSiaSa
NnBieiah Robert Sci.
waltz, 'fhs Beautiful olris of valea-
Ola s:..........::......... .aessna
'Ths btarbDansi6a Banner"
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
PERSH|NG CABLES
LIST Of TENDEATHS
IN j. S. FORCES

The deaths OF ten more fighters have
been added to the casualty list at the
War Department by reports from
General Pershing, commanding the
expeditionary forces.
Two Of the men were lost overheard
at sea from a transport on December
IL while on their way to France. Two
OF the others died from Eunshot
wounds. No details OF the sea acci-
dent, or the engagement in which the
two men were wounded, have been re-
ceived
Following is the casualty list:
SAMUEL II. KEHL, corporal. en-
gineers: drowned at sea December II;
emergency address, Mrs. Lefty An
Idrews, mother, 1I2 North White street.
Shenandoah, Pa.
WILLIAM F. SMITH, nrst class pri-
vate, engineers; drowned at sea De-
cember II; emergency address, Mrs.
Amanda Taylor, aunt, 290O wilcox
street, Chicago.
FLOYD B. DIAMOND, private, head
Quarters train; died December 10 Of
influenza; emergency address, E. L.
Diamond, brother, r. +. D. No. /,
"inu1DOfOs La-
WILLIAM FAUNTLERoY, corpotal
stevedore regiment: died December 20
from Eunshot wound; emergency ad-
dress, George FauntlerOy, father,
Kingsdale, Va.
GROVER GOODALL, sergeant. sup
ply train; died December 10 from gun
shot wound: emergency address, Mrs.
Ellen Goodall, mother, 81 Sherman
avenue, Sharon. Pa
RICHARD A. LAWEESS, wagoner.
engineers: died December II OF acute
nsphritis; emergency address. Mrs.
Margaret Lawless, mother. $50 East
Eightieth street, New York city.
NED PICKEES, private, stevedore
regiment; died December II Of lobar
pneumonia; emergency address, Eliza
Johnson, sister. Cruger. Miss.
VINCENT SHIVERs. private, Junior
labor company: died December 10 OF
influenza; emereeney address, Mrs.
Lummie Shivers. wife, Arnhstead,
Iowa
IRVING TAYLOR, private, labor
company; died December IS Of in
-auenza: emergency address, Mrs. Bur-
ney Taylor, wife. Houston, Miss-
PETER WORSHIP, private, steve
dore regiment: died December 8 OF
lobar pneumonia: emergency address,
Mrs. Alberta Worship, wife, Philips
Mise.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
XMASSTORY TOLD
BY mrs. DANIELS
ATK. OF C.PARTY

"ORes upon q time" the story
started. Eight hundred little chill
drsn sat staring at the speaker.
Ne II wasn't about Santa Claus. 1t
told OF . time years and years ago,
when . Stranger came with . strange
mossags. A few understood II. These
few were OF the lowiisst. OF all the
people In the world at that time.
these few and the children were the
only ones implicitly to trust the
BtfaAgsr. He was tall. distinguished
sveA IN his common garments. ac-
eo-1lng to best accounts his features
wess haviess and beautiful His
eyes held the wisdom OF the past.
present and future. And the child
rea rem after him. Sometimes peo-
pie objected to this. His loyal. lowly
followers theu6ht that the children
might disturb him. This is the reply
ho maas:
"sufter them to come unto me; for
81 sueh u the RlngdOm OF Heaven"
AID wlian the Stranger was killed
no enc In all the land mourned so
much a. the children
III - ON1g VI LAg many oNONAgo NoA9
BY MP6 Jesephus Daniels. wife OF the
Secretary of the Navy, to the eight
hundred children Of the city's indus
trial homes, at the Christmas party
glvsn By the Knights OF Columbus
1t oohEi6R College auditorium
Then Santa Claus came and distrib-
utsd eight hundred stockings.
me auditorium was decorated with
Rags aad bunting and there was q
large ChRistln1B tree. Thirty-hve
eAslf boys sang ~Holy Night" The
party was given to all children Of
Industrial hornss in the city irrespec-
tive Of creed.
The WashinGton Chapter Of the
Knights of Columbus was aided by
the Daughters Of Isabella in giving
the siteFtAlnmeht. The executive
committee conEisted OF Michael
SeAiefer, chairman; Charles J. Mont
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
Millions Of Coal ShOVels
To Be Tagged by Children
With Fuel Saving Appeal

A campaign for the tagging Of
the millions Of coal shovels used
in the home and factories Of the
nation is being planned by the
Fuel Administration as q con-
servation measure. She school
children OF the nation will be
called upon to do the tagging.
The tags to be attached to
every shovel handle will bear the
inscription in big letters, Save
that shovel full of coal q day for
Uncle Sam" The reverse side OF
the tags will give ordinary rules
for fuel economy.
January 30 has been designated
as coal shovel tag day, and it is
expected that the campaign will
have an 6ppreciablA effect upon
the coal consumers Of the nation.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
RIrEs FOR ARs. cIMpSELL

Funsrh services fer Mrs. sIn-
pronia ctm1bsll, vile Of Charles II.
Campbsll, for many years a mSnbsr
OF the washington police dspartnSht.
we're held thlS nernins. solemn hIrh
requiem mass vas sung BY the boys
Of Immasulats conesptlon ehOlr 1t
0 o'cleek' The Rev. u. J. RisrdSn
OffieittsA t As service, Assisted by
the Rev. q; J. S!yRat. lHtsrnaeAt vis
made IN M oliVtt csmatary. Mrs..
CGmpbe! wg FSSitPnt Of Wpsh-
inEton for thirty ysers, eomiaG here
from Cearlss county, Md. She was
the mother OF Thirteen children, nins
o. whom Ana her husband survive
now in PACIFIC service, are included
her
The Washington times., 1917-12-24

OPPORTUNITY NO. 3.
Preparing to Plead his Mothers
Cause. Deserted wife and
TIVE ChIIdren-
Amount asked for. .$4lo.OO
Previously acknowledged.t124.30
]. H. G.............-.... l.VO
The Washington times., 1917-12-24

OPPORTUNITY NO. 9.
BsttfiAS ASsIASt CAfsAie M A6Alth
aad Poverty. Wi6oA and R1te
CAinlrka.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
XMAS STOCKINGS GIVEN OUT.

HAGERsTowN. Nd, Dec. 2l.-fhs
Hagerstown Empty Stocking Club yes
terday gave out Teo stockings niled
with candy. oranges. apples. and
pennies to poor children, at exercises
at the Maryland Tksater.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
FESTIVE NOISES BARRED
BY WASHINGTON POLICE

When Santa Claus blows into town
tonight with his Jumps Of coal and ~.
gar and other trsssurSS, the only
sound he'll hear will be hts own stlr-
tOrOus breathing as he scales the
housetopS. For the police have orders
from Major PullnSh to siiniinats the
loud and festive til horn, either 81 the
human or mubleSl variety, and step
all unnseesSGry n6Iss."
Any children who ought to be mes.
tied all snug In their beds, etc, and
instead are making night hIdeOus on
tn. streets viii be iAtrSdueed to thSlr
pAreHts. while older paraolS will be
iiGsls to receive early KreStinIs OF
Merry chriEtmas" over prSeIAst
desks.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
TOEMPLOY WOMEN
AS TELEGRAPHERS
1NFEDERAL BUREAU

Women telegraph operators are to
he employed by the Bureau OF Mar
ksts Of the Department OF AEricul-
ture for the frst time in history. The
Government is to follow the lead OF
the commercial companies in throw
ing this calling open to women.
Eligibles for appointment are being
sought through the Civil Service
Commission. Men will be accepted II
they are available, and both men and
women viii be rated by the COM
mission on their experience and train
ing. without any other test. The DO
sttions pay from $500 to 81 800 a year.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24

Eomsry. C. W. Aughinbaugh. Martin
McNamara. Fred Price. Joseph Re-
petit. VIII carIin. Thomas Lamb. J.
spreeksimeyer. J. A Sullivan. 7. H.
Reed. Leo Stack, Lewis Payne, W.
McGee. J. N Nolan. A. MeAuliif. and
r. A. Kidd.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24

OPPORTUNITY NO. 3.
tAaependsAes Oaly . Few lGontAa
Away. widow VIA PSaF
rSgaaAA
The Washington times., 1917-12-24

OPPORTUNITY NO. II.
who VIII asIp ySAa o1r<y HIS Load
stK oTDhsaa I'D GeananO1Asr.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
OPPORTUNITY NO. /
sI1 FatAsriess CAIIGrea sf Italy.

OPPORTUNITY NO. 2.
Doing Her Part. wIdsw and Three
ChIIdreA.
The Washington times., 1917-12-24
coRVIcTs JOIN RED cRoss.

MoUNDsvILLE. ". Va. Dec. "a
Out Of 200 convIcts in the State peni-
tentIary here, 2o4 have Joined the
Red Cross.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

New York, y. " Ustalono zupel-
ME peWnie, re presto try mil!ony
lMdz!, tylko W tym kraju, zaaywa CO
roku zelaDo Organiczne (NuX2ted).
TAX wielkie re%zultaty, jak nam dono-
szs, zostaly uzyskane przez lekarzy !
osoby prywatne, re wielu lekarzy jes,
yspytywanych, ~dlaczego oni talk czs-
sto przepisujs tahowe i dlaczego ono
dale leps2e rezultaty, NJ otrzymywa-
no przez uzywanie starej iorny zela-
"a n;eorganicznego.
Wyciag 2 jednego otrzymaneso Ii
stu jest podany ponilej:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

mi, zamieszkalemi ma Ukraine,
At6re zepewne zechcq wsp6ldzia-
lac L Ukraihcami.
,,Gdy skohczymy prace organi-
zacyjne zwolamy przcdstawicicli
wszystkich narodowoSci, zamicsz
kaiych ma Ukraine i opracuicmy
prawa ola niej.'
Pozatem Universal nakiada por
datck ma ludnoSt Ukrainy III po-
trzeby organizacyjnc.
,Dowiedz, narodzic ukraillski,
&c mozcsz dumnie i godnie stanat
obok kazdego zorganizoWanego.
samowladnego narodu, jake row
liy kazdcmu."
OgloSzenie Uiwersalu ma Zlcz-
die wojSkowym oraz puhlicznc
obwieszczenie go ludowi ma placu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

mieszaniny metalicznego zelaza, Ja
zaWsze przepisuje Nuxated lron W or
ginalnych paczkach'.
Or. e. Sauer. lekarZ bostOnsxi, Eto-
~ s~tudyowai tutaj " wielkich in
~stytucyach lekarskich " Europe, mo-
wi: "Jak pcrw-iedziaiem to juz sto RAJ
zy o organicZnem E~elazie, re jest ono
n~aJwiekszym huiowniczym silly. Gdy.
by ludzie zazywali tylko organiezne
aelazo (nuXated from, gdy sic czuja
slabi, podupadli ma zdrowiu. zamiast
zazywac wyrzadzajace szkede lekar'
silva, zawierajace alkohol / narxOty.
Xxi. iestem przekonany, re wielu unik'
net66y chort5, a nawet Smierci, kto'
"a rok rocznie zabiera tysiace ludzi z
powodu zirpalen:a pluc, grypy, choro-
by merck, Wstroby, ma seree ! innych
niebazpiecznych dolegliwoSei. Mic
wiecei ME sprowadza tych chor6b ,
Jest prawdziwym ich powodem, JAN
tylGo oslab:enie spowodoWane bra
klein zelaza We krwi.
Niedawno tenn pewien mezczyzna
okolo piecdzieSiat lat LEGACY. przybyt
90 mnie, zeby go zbadaG j wydac OPT
ME. czy moze dostac asekuracye IA
zycie. Bylem zdziwiony, znslaziszy u
niego ~c;$nienie krwi jak u 20letniego
chlopcs / enersie oraz stan jak u MO
diego czlowieka, | faktycznie byt MO-
dym czlowiekiem pomimo swego VIE
Eu. Tajemnica Gala polega ma TEN -
powisdzial a1eby zazywac zelazo
organiczre, kt6re odnawia zyc!e. W
30-.ym rcKu zycia byt bardzo siabego
zirow:a. W 4Gtym jul tex pcdupadt,
il zdawalo sic, re jest juz zle, obeen!e
" 5O-ym roku pO zazywaniu organize
nsgo zelaza, energia zdrowie vroc!'
" mu. Obecnie czuje sic JAZZ mlody
chlopak.
zelazo jest absolutnie petczebne ola
umczliwienia wasgej krwi zamiany
pokarmGw ma lywotne soki. Be- ME
go, be- wzgledu wieis / co jecle, "asz
pokarm przejdzie przez wasz crga'
MIN ME przynoszac wan k~orzysct.
Me nsbierzecie silly z niego. ale O.
wgzem. " konsekwencyi tego osia-
bn:etie. bedziecie bladzi, 0 wygladzle
chorowitym, zupelnie jak r~oslina. kto-
70 stara sic rose ma slsbie ubogieJ W
ia1a7 IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
Stacys ~RekEutacyjas
" Chicago,

Ponizej podane 50 stage rekruta.
cyjne W Chicago, " kt6rych ochotni.
cy NIGGA sic zaciagn46 do wejSkA
gularneSo, maynard lub milicyi sta
novel;
ARsuA.
626 South State ul.
IA South Canal ul.
COZ West Madison al.
IS West Van Buren, III.
20 North Fifth ave.
9S4 Milwaukee ave. (Polska Stacya
W Domu zjed. p. X. K.)
5000 East Ninety-secend uI
MARYNARKA.
821 South State nj.
$50 North Fifth ave.
$50 South Dearborn ul.
$500 South Halsted ul.
KORPUS MARTNARSKI.
Gas South State nj.
o East Harrison vi,
milwaukee W. 1 Cicero ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

dleg{o5ci Polski, zgodnie re wskaza-
miami i polityka Wydzialu Narodo--
wego, kt6romu tenn samem wyraza-
my zupeino zaufanic.
(Do komisyi rezolucyi.)
2 Hjazd zwraca sic z prosba do
Wydziaiu Narodowego, ably tenze;
'.'. .... .... .... .... 1922. -
Cru n%astepuja wnioski Zjazdu pod
adresem Wydialu Narodowego, ktore
zostaiy zaciagnieto do %protokolu
beda odczytane ma drugim Zjezdzle
W Detroit, So jednak raczej natury
poufnej. Wobec tego postanowiono
W mySl zawartych juz W tychze wnio-
skich upowaznien wstrzymaG sic z
ich publikacya, biorac zwiaszcza pod
uwage ten wzglad, re dotycza one W
znacznej wiekszoSci kwestyi czysto
dziennikarskich, jak organizacya Pol
skiego biura prasoWego ftp.
3. Co sic tyezy wniosk0w t~yczacych
sic organizacyi Armii Polskiej, rete-
rent zastrzega sobie przedstawienie
odnoSnych poleceh dopiero pc od:zy-
taniu odno$nego referatu.
(pokonczenie nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

Dr. F.. Sauer, = ROAton
stepnie uzy-Phy sician who has studied
wajcie dwie D. In S Gc,fs Ii EvfHRsi% NE
granewe table
tiki zwykiego organieznego zelaza 3
ray ma dzien pc ~jsdzeniu przez diva
tygodnie. Pc tym eEaperymeEcie Spro
bujcie swoia size znowu i ~Drzekonai-
Gle sic, wiele zyskaliscie. Wilziaiem
tuziny nerwcwych, podupad(ych ma
zdrowii. kt6rzy chorowali. a ktorzy
wyleczyli sic ~zupeinie q niestrawno-
sci i dolegliwo$ci watroby, oraz in
nych chor6b. przez proste zazywanie
zelaza " od~pOw;edniej formie, ! tc
nieraz DO kilhumiesiecznej kuracyi,
be- otrzymania naimniejszego rezul-
tatu. Me zslywajcie jednak " stareJ
form:e W tynkturach Tub inrych roE-
czynach ola prostego o~szc1edzenia
kilku cent6w. zelazo wymagane' przez
nature ola krTi waszych dzieci, jest
zwiazkiem a ME metalem. wy mus
Gle zal}waG zelazo W formie, kt6re
moze bye }atwo ~przysvojone ! Easy
milowane. inacLej meze sic ono Okla
FAC wiecej szko1liwem jak pemoc-
mem. Wielu atlet6w i zapaSnikow Wy
graIo zapasy z tel prostej prZyczyny,
re znaii sakret wielkiej silly, zasilajac
swois. krew ielazem, MIN staneli do
zsoas6x. podczas gdy inni zostali po-
kcnani poprcstu ola braku ze!aza Vt
krWi'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

JonS
sztabu znane. D.. N. ". Hornstine,
90 szpitala - for ten years with the
byiem cEesto Department Of Public
zapytyw any Health and Charities
prZeZ lekarzy CT PHILADELPHIA.
jak tel przeH
osoby prywatpe: DGktorze, co pan re
%kcmenduje ma zas:.enie krwi zeiazem
IL Iudzi siabych, perwo"ych / W poGu
padlem ziroHiu? Zawsze wahaiem sic
" tym wypadku wydac moja op!Hie.
Byio TO z tego prostego powodu, 20
niswsz pie mia}em zaufania do meta
l.cznej formy zelaza, ami jeso soil
kt6re nisdy ME o~dpowiadaiy swemu
zadaniu. Pc ostreznej inwestygacli
skladnixow Nuxated Iron, przysze'
diem 90 przekonaH!a. re przeclez
koicu znalazlo sic organiczne zelazo.
jedyna forma zelaza, ktdra mose "a
lecaG jake ziCzona z takich inaredyeii.
cyl. kt6re szybko dostaja sic do krwl
zasymilowane i So prawdziwym budo'
wniczym silly. Przepisante te9oz
wieIu w~ypadkach, gdzie inne ton'ki
zawiodiy, przekcnaiy mnie dosadn'e
o siIe Nuxated Iron. Gdy sam osoo''
soie zazywaiem go, z~au"szytem' 70
moia enersia ogo!ny stan poiepszy'
sic zIdziwiajaoo. w mojej opinil SEE
rokie mywanie Nuxated Iron jest spo
sobem zrobien.a caiego narodu sill
nieiszym kobiet piekniejszemi | die
ci Mdrow semi.
Or. T. Alphonsus Wallace, lekarz o
wielu latach praktyki " tym kra]u'
doswiadczony i ~posiadajacy wiele h"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
Universal UkTaiiSkj.

Centralna Rada Ukraihska Ii
czyni}a krok, mog&cy powaznlc
zawazyc ma sal biezacych wy
padk6w dzicjowych a kt6rc w
kazdym razie jest punktem zwrot-
nvm W dziejach rucllu uEraln-
skiego.
Naczelna narodowa wiad2a u
krainska, wzmiankowana i&z Ra-
da L profesorem Hruszewskim ma
czele, zwr0ciia sic do Ukrainy 2
urzedowym niejako manifeStem,
nazywajqc 60 wedle dawnrch pol
sko-ruskich zwyczaj6w, ,,Cni--
wersalem".
,,Narodzie ukrailiSki! Narodzie
wlo5cian, robotnik6w i ludu pra-
cujaccgo!
IL vol twej stanelismy, Rada
C~entralna, ma stray praw i swo-
bod ziemi u~kraihskiej. Nallepsi
synowie twoi, wybrani Pc wSiach,
fabrykach, koszarach zofniersklch
pc wszystkich ,,hromadach' wy
hrali mas, UkrainskQ Rade Cen
tralna, i nakazali nam bronic Pra-
wa i swobody.
,,Narodzic, wybrani twoi slo--
sza. Mech Ukraina bedzie sWo-
bodna, ME zrywajac Z pahstwem
rosyjskicm. Mech nar6d ukraih--
ski ma ziemi swej ma prawo sam
sic rzqdzic..."
Pc takjm ustepic Universal po-
wtarza raz jcszcze zadania y
krainc6w, dajace sic stresci6 w 4
punktach: !. by Rad Tymcza-
sowy wydaE akt, stwierdzaj2cy,
&c mic ]sprzcciwia sic autonomii
U'krainy, ,. by przy Rzadzic lynn
czasoWym utWorzouo stan"wlSko
komisarza DO spraw ukraihskicll,
3. by wfadzc ma Ukraine piaSto-
wal wybrany przcz Ukraine, a "a
~twicrdzony przez Rad komisarz,
4. by czesc podatk6w, 5ciqsanych
L Ukrainy, byia przckazywana
Radzic Centralncj ma bczpo5rcd-
ME potrzeby Ukrainy.
Wszystkic te zadania zostaly
odrzucone przcz Rad tymczaso-
wy.
,,Teraz, narodzic ukrsihski,
zmusili mas do Stwarzania samym
sobie naszego losu. Me mozcmy
by ojczyzna naSza upa-
dla i r~ozprzcgla sic, Jezeli Rad
Tymczasowy mic chce podjac sic
wielkicj piracy razem L mani, mu,
shiny ja wziqG ma siebie."
My, Centralna Rada Ukrain--
ska, wydajemy ninicjszy l'piwer-
sal do cafego narodu i obwiesz-
czamy, re odtad sami tworzyc be-
dziemy naSze zyeie. Dlatego tez
MECH kazdy czlonek naSzego ma
rodu. kazdy obywatel wsi hub
miaSta vie, re nastqpila chwila
wytezonej piracy"
Universal nawoiuje do oreani-
zowania ludu ukraiIiskiego, nawiq
zania stoSunkow Z narodowoscia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05
SO West Madison ul.
10 South Canal ul.
1873 West Van Ruren u1.
k84 South State nj.

1873 West Van Ruren ul.
k84 South State nj.
REHERWY MARYNARN.
$. S. Commodore, State ul. most.
Gw!AlSDYA NARODoWA.
tszy puik piechoty - Michigan ave.
Szesnasta ul.
agi puIk pieehoty - 26os West Ms
Olson vi. -.
7my puIk piechoty ~ 34O1 Went.
worth ave.
srny puik piechoty - 1917 Forest
ave.
lszy puIk kawaleryi - 1880 North
Clark ul.
Eerpus iniynier6W - 2856 Lincoln
ave., lub 3Ga South Clark I'll.
eqi battalion, 1szy pulk artyleryi sta.
novel, Lasalle 1 Monroe ul.
Bsterya o, 116 South Michigan ave
Baterya B, 1855 IAncoln ave.
RateFye D 1 e, stockyards Pavilion.
Kompanla A, korpus sygnalowy, 1858
w. Madison ul.
szpttal polny, kompanie I 1 2, -
1917 South Michigan ara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-05

u-ezyery no. Or. 7. AlphoHSuS wal
u.inni On gnaf lace, who has been given
M~etczv5ni / many Honorary Titles
kohiety dzi. in England.
siejszej dcby potrzebuja we krNi VIE
cej zelaza, jak temu lat 81 Tub 20. Po'
wodem tego jest obecna dyeta, jaNa
Jest uzyWana W tysiaeach dom6w CO.
.dziennie, jak r6wnie5 ola wiekszel
cdpornosci przeciw nsrazaniu obecnie
zdrowia ma kazdym kroku".
EEaga: Huxsted Iron (zelszo OrgsEtczne),
ktors lest przepisywane i rekomendo~ans
powyzei przez leksrzv " ro5maitych wy
padkach, ME jest to wcale patentowane lus
lskarstNo, ale lekarstT6 Zswiera-
lace zriazo, ktGre jest przevisywsne bardHo
czesto przez snanyCh lekar=y " Europe l
tutsi v Ame;yce. w pr2eciwiehstwie do
prsepisyvanego zelaZa W stsrej formis Jest
latwe asynilowans ME psuje elbow ant
zoladks. ale opszem. jest 10 najskutecz-
rieisze lekarstwe re wslystkich form ma
niestrawnost ma. nsdwyrezone nerHy. Fa-
brykanci majs tskie zaufanie " erganicz-
mem zelazie. ze ~ofiarujs 500 ola ktoreJ-
kely!ek iRstytucyi dobrocGynnei, jr2ell kfoA
kto potrzebuie zelaZa. meZcZyZna cZy Kobe
10, poriEei La SO. ME podYoi swej silly "
czferech tyEciniaCh ca u, rozumie sic, ts-
zelI ME cierpis ma Jake wewnstrzne koIn-
plikscye. Oni zobowia7uia sic take zwTo-
re wan pIenisdSe. ieHsli Wy przynaimnisj
ME podNoicie swojej silly W lo-ciu dniach.
Jest ono znane wszystk!m aptchsrzom "
mtescie.