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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25

WASHINGTON. Dec. Fl. 49, The
story can nov be told OF how the
AIlAmerican Aviation Engine. TO
carry Uncle Sans battleplane fleet
over the German lines. came to be
built.
The Secretary OF War has con
firrned The Stars exclusive ac.
count OF the engines wonderful
performances. and this automatic
ally releases the story OF how the
engine was conceived 49, story ]
have had simmering under the cen
sorShip lid for many weeks.
II n a great story OF American
genius. andacfty and perseverance.
18th a touch OF the workings OF
tate that stirs Imagination.
Couldn't Sleep
MAY rs the French and British
commissions at Detroit visited
among other centers OF interest the
Packard Automobile Co. The ayia-
tion experts, under the guidance OF
J. G.. Vincent. Packard vice presi-
dent. inspected the Packard air.
craft engine on which development
work had been done under Vincent.
They were pleased. but said. ITS
too heavy"
The next day Vincent arose
heavy-eyed and depressed. And al
breakfast he listlessly thumbed the
latest copy of an automobile trade
journal. when suddenly a headline
caught his eye: "THtRTY-SE EVEN
KINDS OF AIRCRAFT ENGINES
IN ENGLAND. FoRTY-SIX IN
FRANCE"
In a flash he saw why England
and France were failing TO surpass
Germany in alrplane output. and
the line the United States must
follow
Left With Jump
Suppose" he thought. IAN auto
mobile company was building 81 or
4s types OF engines. what chance
Guild il have? II wouldn't last a
! month. We must get at the best
features produced up to date by
these 81 British and f6 French
bull1ers. weld them into a single
engine. concentrate on II. and i'm
prove It. And we have got to
hurry"
He lelt the table on the jump
and went 10 see Avian Macauley.
president OF his company. It looked
right TO Macauley. but he is older
and more conservative.
On Macauleys advice. Vincent
conferred with Coffin. Deeds
and waldron Of the Aircraft Board
and soon had them with him. They
told him to go TO II, and offered
help. Deeds suggested he meet T.
!. Hall OF the Hall-ocott Motor Co.
who had Just left Washington
after a conference with the Air
craft Board in which he had dem
knnstrated his great technical knowl-
ledge. Vincant caught Han. whom
he had .1dFer met. at Cleveland.
and thu was formed the Vincent
Hall combination which worked out
the AlIAmerican motor.
.Heantime Mai Souther OF the
signal corps. win the aid Of British
and French aviation experts. round
cd up all available information on
'0reign engines.
with this Vincent and Hall
locked themselves into hotel
suite. They dug thru all the for
elgn engine models, French. Eng
llsh, Italian and German, picking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
vANDfRvEER
WROUGHT UP
mi. ". ". CASE

CHICAGO. Dec 25.-Geo. T. Van.
derveer. Seattle attorney for the T..
w. W. is sim indignant because the
federal officers refuse to vacate /.
W. W headquarters today.
That's the sort OF justice that
gives some people contempt for the
law" he told Assistant District At.
torney Epstein, who answered
"--------- ana my contempt for
them"
Hinton G.. C.agnugh. chief Of the
investigation bureau. explained that
tho warrants are rcturnable ten
days from the day issued. and by
that time the offices viii be vacated
by the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.--Thc army
and navy are after "Das Nnterland "
Two brothers "A soldier and sailor
---enraged at mechanical piano for
playing "Ach. Du Liebcr Augustine
and "Das Naterllnd. smashed
things up generally. and are today
prisoners I'm TAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
Weddings and WN
Go Vel TOgefher

ny United Press Leased Wire
sailors yesterday united the martial
with the martial state. Wedding
permits were issued to 225-most Of
them to soldiers. An extra force Of
clerks was used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25

\ United States Distric. Judge Meter
er will hold court in san Francisco
for a month. beginning January Z.
Mrs. James u. Meil,le. wife 81 the
former secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. died at Sierra Madre.
Cal. recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
Deputy coal distributors in each Of

the principal coal districts viii be APP
pointed soon by III. A. Garfield. fed
eral fuel administrator. according to
a telegram received by David Whit
comb, state fuel administrator. Mon
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
A section of Iand became detached

from the shore at Dexter. Me, dur.
ing recent severe storms ana has
become floating island In Lake
Wassaoackcag. The land bears
many trees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25
War CHRISTMAS
FINDS AMERICA
HAS Good CHEER
ny GEORGE MARTIN
uspcd Press Correspondent


WASHINGTON. n~c 2s.-Chrl-,.
mas IN warrlddrn world found the
starr and Stripes today ripping over
holiday celebrations Of more cmbst
tied Americans IN more corners OF
tho earth than ever before
In improvised cities dntiinr Amer
tea there was ChriktmaA cheer for
national army and National Guards.
men. Along the battle front. in
France. Sammier found Joy IN gifts
from home and from nov Santa
Claus the American He'd croas ON
mighty hattie-hips and rowing de
stroYrts there was the Christmas
spirit; while German Tbosts prowied
~ hand. not cornprehendinE for
what has a god % blood and iron IN
do with Yuleiidc joy American
eagles on American wings. run by
src1t. warm hearts OF puiring steel.
few high in the heavens. carrying
tho SPIRIT Of Christmas even into the
clouds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-25

or the a., 100. 000-horscpower OF
water power In the | nitcd states.
all but s 200, 900 horsepower IL run.
ming to waste.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
40 BAKERY COMPANIES.

The Quartermaster General has been
directed 10 organize at once Forty
Bakery Companies In addition to the
ten Companies now within the Cont .
mental limits of the United States.
These Companies win be numbered
from No. /. TO So. Nos and are
In Honolulu and the Philippine Islands
The personnel OF these companies
win consist OF
list Lieutenant
i--2nd Lieutenant
1--Sergeant. LIST Glass, S5100 per
month.
Sergeants. Sf4.00 per month
15-Corporals. $4,000 per month.
4b--Privates, LIST Glass. $500 per
month.
i5-Privates. $4,000 per month.
Cooks. $4,000 per month.
In addition the Government furnish
es food. lodging. and clothing.
The equipment consists of the Army
Field Baker No. oven with equipsre
one Of these ovens with equiDage is
designated as a unit. and Is so equip
ped that II Is field bakery complete
in itself with personnel OF 6 men
capable OF supplying 1900 men per day
with bread
Fifteen 1l OF these units constiht-
ed a bakery Company and the Com
pany has capacity of forty thousand
pounds OF bread per day.
This Ia an opportunity for strong
and energetic young men TO learn
trade. Men who volunteer now will
have an excellent opportunity for pro-
motion. There are about 500 vacancies
In the grade OF Sergeant Baker and
500 In the grade of Corporal to be
filled by the most capable men.
In addition 10 this. there will be
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
THE DAY or RECKONING

A new German Chancellor canno
add a single soldier 70 the hard
pressed armies Of the empire new
German Minister or Marine cannot add
a single gun or ship 70 the Grand Fleet
that has been bottled up BY the supe-
rior sea power Of the allied navles.
4 new German Foreign Minister
cannot add ingIe grain OF wheat OF
a single potato 70 the scanty food
supplies Of the German people.
SO much for the German Ministerial
crisis and It's effect upon the conduct
81 the war.
Tho kaiaer.tne autocracy and the
war party may believe that the sac
fifice OF Ministers under whom Gerna-
ny has not achieved victory. win allny
public discomfort but the discomfort
- certain 10 arise In more intense
form when the German people discov-
er that nothing Of material or military
advantage has come Of the changes.
prlmarially. II Is not dissatisfaction
with the political state OF Germany
but dissatisfaction with the military
state OF Germany which Is responsible
for the agitation that compelled the
Kaiser % set rid OF his Chancellor and
his other Ministers. II the German
armies were winning victories In the
neld II tho German submarines were
starving England and the German
aeet were challenging British suprem-
aey OF the sea. there would be no po-
ilticai efieis IN Germany. and no se-
rious demand Tor political reforms.
Great Britain and France have had.
f..f. Ia.
a was men who failed. and the mon
who failed have been replaced By 9TH
cre who gavo promise OF more vigorous
OF the war. In the ease
OF Germany IL Is system that has
failed. The military butocracy had
a free hand In bringing about the war
ana u has Ind a free hand in conduct
Ing the war. hut 81 Ia not brought the
rpeace with victory which Il prom
lscd. and mere vigorous prosecution
ot the war has become Impossible,
The German government has passed
lhv crest 81 its man power and also
10 economic power. aud as the ex-
iernal pressure Increases. the means
~ resisting u decreases. Those are
actg that no Government censorship.
~ no manipulation OF facts can con-
'eal frcm a people making the sacrih-
'ea of war Tho changes that have 4
seen made in The Ministry mhy divert /
'nDiic attention for The time being. but /
iotniug can relieve the situation ex- /
ert victory. and victory is now Inn
,o4siblc
German autocfacy staked tts own cx-
ftencc apa the fate Of the empire on
he outcome Of this war. II gamhled
s;ih the destiny cf the world Il lost
loon or late lt must pay the debt
Whom the time comes the obligation I
annot hc Transferred
what Is going on In Germany l. the
arly dawn 81 the day of reckoning. 4
nd when that day reaches noon u VIII
ot be chanceilors and Forelsn secre-
.fle~ that arc sacrificed. New York
gorld
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
UNCLE SAM WANTS CLERKS
AND STENOGRApHERs

The e. = civil Service commis-
sion ANNOUNCES that an examination
Tor clerk VIII be held Ia the states OF
idahSs Montana. oregon. Washington
and WyoHins on August 4. 1917. FOR
the purpose Of establishing eligible
registers FROM which appointments
may be made &c the different branches
81 the Government service. Attention
IA inYited 10 the fact that the secretary
% the Treasury has recently advised
the Ciyil Service Commission that
thousand first GRADE clerks viii be
needed Tor the Internal Revenue SER
Vice about September l. 1911 This ex-
animation Is open 90 men and women.
As sufficient stenographers and type
writer's have not been secured from
recent examinations to meet the de-
mands OF the service the Ciyii eryice
Commission announces that an exam
inetiou for stenographer ard type
writer. and for typewriter only. viii
be- held August J. 1917 at 40 OF the
principal cities In the Pacific North
west. There are excellent opportnni-
ties for tss appointment of women
atenographers willing TO accept 1900
and $1,000 per anncm- Practically all
Inale typawrttsrs who pass The EXAM
ination Will receive appointment
rypewritefx who do not have
knowledge OF stenography have a good
chance OF nppointment.Appiy to n.
=. Ward. District Secretary. so3 Post
Office Building. Seattle Washington,
'or applications and full information.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
az TINE FOR ACTION.

-
ON tbs Fourth of July serious fire origin
j. unknown Ii may be known
few days before that the railroad bridge
Attire The origin 81 that fire unknown may
Last Saturday the Harrison burned wiped The
origin Of that fire Is unknown. il may be known
breaks have occurred the Canyon
canals and million dollars worth Of damage growing
suited The Of the breaks They may never
known.
There LOT Of Idle strangers oaing about Shosone with
visible Of They working They seek
ing work They live No knows how Their
81 living may be known
Would not be the part Of wisdom under such conditions
take adequate for protection
a the ncenday setting fires places
city might easily wipe Harrison wiped Why
establish adequate patrolsS Why
night any who does visible means
81 support from known source?
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27

uenaniiy abposed 90 sll hw and
epsernneni except u own and favor.
able a. var onif as proclaimed by a..
self the organisation known a. the
7 81 ~ nousd unfnfally fsu under tho
iniusDca q Germany When Senator
Tbanas q Colorado says there can 49,
ne neeht shat fbe present tactics ~ this
toaY tfr aae Is ilnans.si support from
abe snsmf. h4 asks attention 10 an
obvious faet
Germany has fine toolhed the whols
eztth .sof traitors. fi has gone with
men and money iasn places where de-
feeilQn aas unbelievable. Where Il
eouid rot buf treason e has purchased
crime what g cuuid not aeconplish
81 TIE way ~ secret betrayal Il haa
sought % tfinx about BY terror re-
Saline from open violence. For years
ths T. W ~ has boldly advertised as
disioyaitf Us pl2carsis have been dis
ptaYsd IA eur faces what mote nat
urNl Than that Germany should accept
- invitation ana 90 business wfth itf
Tseubiesorue a. they may De- the
tank snd Ms ~ this Organization are
nof the ehisf eeneern ~ so4ornmeat.
Aosf ~ the uscmhsrs u the ". W
are ael s'fe5 raea. IN need * restraint
probably but nevertheless deserving
instft /.on and sfnpatny. u b differ
rns Sith their leadsre souta o. whom I
sfs deiiterafs iA~ofcakers who exploit /
IA ~iessneHr Tor uof1Ttatr ard pfeHt
AL the powers of the Department OF /
,asttcf saouid - ceplervd upon these /
insH ~ once. Whether shes are In the 4
pay ~ sne Tnoy o. sos. sbey are doing /
enemy ~oFk. aed irEai proof Of the
faef ousnt not 80 BE- dsfficuit New I
rofk World
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
TRADERS, WEEK.

August 70 II the merchants ol
Oregon. Washington and Idaho vii
celebrate their wooden wedding with
the jobbers and wholesalers OF Port
hnd.
II VIII be the fifth annual Buyers
Week AZ Portland. the thing which has
done more 10 unite the business men
81 the Northwest than any other sin
gle event. The wooden wedding Idea
- going 10 be featured 10 signify five
happy years 81 united effort
Portland men viii pay the bills ac-
cording % We usual custom and will
provide unusual entertainment for all
I their Ruesta Portland incites all the
merchandising people u The Northwest
20 participate.
Buyers week has been steadily grow
Ing IN favor since its inception. The
first year there were only few re-
tailers Of the upstate districts who
accepted Invitations. The attendance
has steadily increased with each re-
curing season. until last year almost
every village town and city were rep
resented b. numerous merchants.
Buyers Week grows because Ii Is
based on business priciples Merchants
have long since found that when they
know the personnel or their trade they
can best supply their needs. That prin- /
cipie applies between the jobber and |
the retailer as well Through Buyers
Week privileges the upstate dealers I
comes % know the heads Of the great .
jobbinK concerns at Portland he in
spects their large stocks and Is enabled
10 make many purchases with the idea
Ia mind OF fitting the taste of some
particular person among his trade. he is
snabled 70 get late Ideas about adver-
Using and displaying his goods. and In
iuzens OF different ways the retailer
receives benefits. Every Portland bust
Tess house details an expert to give his
r her whole time TO visiting merchants.
Formany merchants. Buyers Week
y a vacati0n.--his only one OF the
ear. Therefore. amusements are pro-
'ided each evening and each noon.
This year a number OF new stunts
re planned. SO that every moment
VIII be fully occupied.
Visiting merchants who give orders
otaling $500 will have their railroad
are refunded. Fun fare tickets should
e purchased 10 Portland. and a re-
eipt taken for the money. The return
icket Is sold for one third fare.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27


Thesc are the days when We may
sell feel proud Of our American Girls
and women. The fields ~ France
for countless miles are this moment be
sn9 cultivated ~ the French women.
With never nun 20 assist That
American women would a. promptly
resolateiS. and effectively take up the
same burden dld the same necessity
arise hersihere IL nos the slightest
doubt The Voice o. the scoffer a.
the sunraaestc IL hunhed In admiration
~ what the women are doing 10 the
In IN demands Of the moment
In crowded cities and BY
Isolated farm side. the American
Eifi and woman without regard to
wealth or social distinction. Is en-
rioslnE every spare moment IN Red
Cross work. without any brass bands
fe cali crowd Thy flock 70 IN train
ing piaere 10 leaFa ana 70 do nor has
thusg intstsei and enthusiasm wanod
On the contrary Il has steadily grown
The subscription 10 the Liberty
i.oAn sffored another opportunity 70
show d what stuff the patriotism Of
The American women Is made. IN
countless shops. stores, factories and
ONES. girls receiving only Few dollars
per week. and TOO often responsible
for The support Of widowed aotbers
and younger brothers and sisters
loyalty made their subscription FOR
bond when 10 do 20 meant actual
sacrifice and esea prisptlan Tor 50
weeks fiut ~ ono hears them complain
az this. and their only expressed re-
kres "a ,hclr Inability 70 take larger
amount
Theee are she dsyp whom the amer
lean man and tos has greater occasion |
han ans time IN the past hair cen
snfy - severp. howe. and honor his
laother sistsf. and sweetheart
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
FARM LOANS.

We have the newest and BEST Farm
Loan Plan on the market today. Has
all the advantages of the Federal Farm
Loans. without the disadvantages ana
red tape. No delays, no commission, no
extra charges. cheaper abstracts. Gan
run 20 years on the amortization plan.
or can be paid at any time. VIII not
hinder sale Of your land. 1t is TO
your interest to investigate this before
getting a loan. Write or see us at
Shoshone or Cooling. Idaho.
w. ID. GARLOCE.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27

vacancies In the grade of LIST and End
Lieutenant for experienced Bakers
with the necessary educational qualif-
cations. man with a good High
School education stands a good chance
to enlist. learn the bakers trade and
place himself in line for promotion to
the grade of Nom Commissioned Off,
Ger. Why not enlist now for one of
these companies? You have an
opportunity for service abroad and a
good chance for promotion.
The Quartermaster General has de-
cided to offer the commissions in these
companies to deserving men from the
ranks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
SPIKED ROLLER LoosENs AND
AEHArE LAWN SOD.

An implement which perforates sod
thereby aefafing and ioosening a In
= aensftclal ~ar. without seriously
sr,Arring Ito sppesrance. Il now COM
ing Into use on golf courses, barge
@wns.polo grounds. etc. Il consists
OF roller made up or number OF
sections from which project steel splk-
es az FREQUENT intervals. Tho roller
IL supported ~ either side b. small
broad tired Wheels, and can be raised
or lowered so that the spikes penetrate
the turf 70 airy desired depth as the
roller reroives, The implement Is de-
scrib~d and illustrated ~ the August
Poplar Mechanics Magazine.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-07-27
AMERICAN WOMEN NO sLAckess

ny ". H. Windnoffn tho August
Popular Mechanics Masaxine5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
JAKTO NIEMCY OBCHODZA
SIZE z

Ogrodnik niemiec jecha} oneg-
daj Z jab}kami, a zc sprzcdawal ia
MO, niewiasty obstapi}y woz i ku
powaly Ola swych dzieci i ia po-
trzcby do kuchni. Pierwsza nicwia
sta by}a polka kt6ra przystapi}a
do woza i IA MIA Schodzily sic
nicmki j cos szepnely ogrodniko-
wi. Skonczylo sic ia TEN, lie wszy-
Stkie nicmicckic niewiasty odchO-
dzi}y 4 koszykami fartuchami ia
bIck a polska niewiasta mic ME do
stala i Il pr6znym fartuchem pow
r0ci}a do swych dziatck, ktore tax
pozadliwic czekaly ma jablka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
SZERYF PRZEMAWIA MA
Z~GROMADZENIU FARMER6W

Szcryf W. f: Parr 4 powiatu wi
n%onSkicyo, w ponicdzialck wicczo
rem wyglosi| picrwsza przcstroye
na mozliwc pro : ~germanskic wy
ylaSzanic ucZuc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
okolo 100 farmcr6w w Nodinc, W
powiccic winonskim.
Szeryf re swym s.ynem przejez
DIAL przez Nodinc i zauwazyl pla-
kat, ktory 90 zaintcrcsowal. Bylo
to wczwanic ma posiedzcnic do ha
Ii gminncj w Nodinc, Mimi, maja
&c sic odbyc w ponicdzia]ck, 21-go
Sicrpnia o Sci wicczorcm. lntere-
sowani W sprawic praw i wolnoSci
Iudzkie.j -mieli sic zgromadzic ma
TO posiedzcnic. Bardzo waznc Spra
wy mialy bye rozwazanr.
Gdv sic zbliZala godzina mama
,zona ma zcbranic >taWi} sic SIC
rvf Parr L SWym a~systcntcm. Zro-
bill - milowa podr6z azcby wypo
wiedzicc wstepna move jake O.
S%1rzcZenic, lie tcraz jest cZas wojen
ny, Ic IA posiedzeniu ME wolno
movie mic przeciw rzadowi albo
lego rozporzadzeniom. buntowni--
czc wyS}owianic sic znaczy areszto
wanic. Przytem dial i'm poznac zc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
2 MILE Cd WINONY.

larma do sprzedania albo wydzicr
Zawienia. Nowy dom mieszkaIny
IA 2 petra o II stancvach-chIcw
Ia IS Sztuk bydla i Ma 6 koni -
szopa mad bvd}em pomicSci 100
ton siana = beSmcnt muroWanv
a podloga cementoWa. BardZo do
bra farma ma hodowanie inWenta
RIA. w razic wydzierzawienia to
dochod albo gotowka albo do po-
lowy. Pc blizsze informacye zg}O
sic sic do redakcyi Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
WEGLE WOzONE MA STAT
KACH.

FIotyla, kt6ra tn niedawno pre-
.jczdzala 4 wielkicmi }adunkami
wegli do St. Paul. wracajac ma
zabrac rude Zclazna dla St. Louis,
prrzcznaczona. Drugi 1adunek we
eli, kt0ry mia1 takze bye przezna
czony Ola St. Paul POSTAL 4 powO-
du strajku g0rniczcgo na}adowa-
ny olejem i bedzie tn w tych
dnicah p~rzejezdzaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
UMARLI.
S. PWALERYA LITERSKA.

S. 2. WALERYA IITERSKA.
" srode p sierpnia,nadesz1a tn
telegraficzna wiadomose zMilwau1
Ekee, . smierci s. p. Waleryi Liter
skiej, zony Jana Literskiego, kt6-
lei zWloki wydobyto z jeziora Mi
Aigan. /.
PAM Literska byla wlascicielka
|"Home" hotelu W Winonie, a maj
jej przez wiele lat byl czlonkiem
stray %pozarnej i dopiero mimic
nej wiosny panstwo Literscy pre-
prowadzili sic do Milwaukee,
gdzie PAM Literska utrzymywala
i by1a zarzadczynia hotelu Ma
,jcstic." Pania Literska widziano
|siedzaca mad brzegiem, a godzine
|p6zniej zwloki jej plywaiy na je-
ziorze.
Nieboszka liczyla II lat, POGO
stawia meza, dwie c0rki: pania
Helene Summers i jeanne i syna
Grzegorza matke staruszke pa
MIA Antonine Liberia; trzech bra
ci: Micha}a, Alberta i J6zefa Libe
row i cztery siostry, z kt6rych je-
dina jest w zakonie Siostr Notre
Dame.
Zwloki przywiezione zostaly W
|piatek w poludnic do domu pana
Ludwika Literskiego, PREY, Zum-
bro Smej III. Pogrzeb odby} sic W
sobote Z koSciola Sw. Stanis}awa
X. na cmentarz Fanny Maryi. VIE
'czny odpoczynek race jej dac Pa
1nic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

powiat zobowiqzany jest popierac
rzadowe rozporzadzenia.
Skoro posicdzcnic sic rozpocze-
10, przewodniczacy oswiadczyl
zyromadzonym, re zadaniom SEE
ryfa trzcba bye posluiznym. "a
MAR zorganizoWania prZyna.j-
mnicj 50 czlonkoW i Wyslanic de-
lcyacvi pokojowej do Minneapo-
lis ME ndal sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
w DNIU Is SIERPNIA 42
GRADY,

Pc wiclkich ~goraczkach jake
panowaly ma poczatku sierpnia.
w piatek 25 sicrpnia termometr
>padl na ~ grady. Ciezka mgla
zawiSla mad miaStcm a bia(a pow
loka ukazala sic ia zieleni Wa
rzyw tak.ze wvyladalo jakoby lex
XII przymrozek nawiedzil oyrodv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
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