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The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
Work Progressing
On Floyd Hill Road

The county commissioners last
Monday adopted a resolution re-
questlng the state highway COM
mission to have their engineer sur
vey the Floyd Hill road with a
view of widening said road where
ever necessary and place guard rails
in all dangerous places, and to di-
rect the expenditure of $1,000 in
such improvements. one half Of
said money to be paid by Clear
Creek county.
The resolution has been certified
to the state highway commission
and the proposal will be promptly
accepted by that body.
Messrs. .McFarlane g. Co. of Cen
trail City have made a generous
offer to donate six miles of practic-
ally unused cable, and the accept
arce of this donation will assist
very materially in the completion
of the work and result in making
the already we'll known Floyd Hill
road one of the most popular auto
mobile highways ip the state.
The county commissioners and
county attorney went over the road
Thursday with the surveyors and
work will be started at once.
The highway commission and
county commissioners have often
been subjected to much criticism
by people who are not at all familiar
with the situation aud who have
not understood the obstacles with
which these aaen were obliged 70
contend.
There is cause for rejoicing that
a means for proceeding with the
work has been found and that there
will be no further delay.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
w. E.. Carr Receives
Draft for $1,000

The Womans Benefit Associa-
ton of the Maccabees last week
sent a draft for $1,000 to W. E..
Carr at Reno, Nevada, in payment
of the death claim resulting from
the death of Mrs. Edith L. Carr.
a member of the association.
Mrs. Carr was a daughter of
Mrs. Harriet Champion of this
city, and died in a Reno hospital
last August. The remains were
inferred here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
Billiard Expert Coming

August Meyer, the pocket bill
lard expert known as the "Brook-
lyn Kid, will be in Idaho Springs
Monday evening, Nov. y, and
will give an exhibition at Finleon's s
pool hall. He will pay Is mo"
Count and difficult shots. 1t is
an opportunity for lovers of the
game to see some fine exhibition
playing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
What Y. NJ. E. A.
War Work Means

What is it doing and what is it
fol?
Let us see what those who know
say about it.
The boys themselves should be
good judges, and here is what they
say
"In the evening after we are off
duty, the soldiers say Let's go
down to the " and write letter
to mother or someone at home.
"We are much in their debt and
sure do appreciate it,"
81 really believe it is the great
est organization of Its kind in the
world"
"What a comfort it is to the
men,
at is the last sign that some
body cares"
The Y. NJ. c. A. is good enough
for any body-tell that to the
world"
There are no sad moments
when the Y. NJ. G.. A. men are on
the job
General Pershing cabled this
message to John X. Mott, inter-
national secretary: "The work
now being done by the Yonng
Mems Christian Association for
the comfort and entertainment of
our soldiers in France is very i'm
portant. AS an organization, its
moral influence is highly beneficial
1t performs a real service that
makes for contentment. TT e
Young Mems Christian association
has won its place by unsel6sh per-
sonal devotion to the soldiers vel
fare and deserves staunch support
by our people at home"
President Wilson says MAY
l not express the very high value l
have attached to the work ac-
complished by the Y. M. G. A,
and my sincere personal interest in
the large plans of the National
War Work council for the work
still ahead of the association
Ex-President Taft: "It is the
nearest thing they can get to
Christian home on the firing line.
DR.. Sherwood Eddy, recently re-
turned from the war camps of
Britain, Egypt and France, speaks
as follows:
Twill the friends of our Amer
lcan boys away in France try to
realize Just the situation that con-
fronts them?'
Imagine a thousand healthy,
b appy, reckless, irresponsible
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
Death Takes Wife
of City TeamSter

Failing to recover from an oper-
alton performed in St. Josephs
hospital, Denver, last Friday,
death came to Mrs. John Cruise
Thursday evening at SOB.
Mrs. Cruise was formerly Miss
Minnie Mclean, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Mclean, and was the
wife of John Cruise, who has been
serving the city SO we'll as street
commissioner.
Besides the parents, brothers,
sisters and husband, Mrs. Cruise
leaves one son, George. age II.
Three other children have passed
on before, and were buried in the
Idaho Springs cemetery, where the
remains of the mother will also be
inferred.
Mr.. Cruise was present when his
devoted wife was taken from him,
and he and an Englewood under
taker will convey the remains to
Idaho Springs Saturday evening.
The funeral will be from the Meth
odist church Sunday afternoon.
Some Of the rough riders are
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
Soldier OddfellOWS
will Receive Benefits

The grand lodge of Oddfellows
has enacted legislation to assess
each member of the order 81 ann
ually during the duration of the
war and for one year after the war
shall cease. With the money thus
raised the order will be able to
continue the payment of benefits
to soldier Oddfellows.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
COUNTY WILL RAISE $1,000
FOR Y. NJ. G.. A. WAR WORK

American Youths put down in
French village, without single
place Of amusement but a drinking
hall, and no social life save such
as they can find with the French
girls standing in the doorways and
on the street corners.
wish could tell the men of
America what their boys will face
here, what they will suffer, what
temptations will assail them. The
best equipment you can give them
is not good enough, for the people
at home little realize to what a lite
their boys are coming, and what
hardships will face them here in
France
War demoralizes. 1t throws the
best Of men eff their moral feet.
immortality and the scourge of dis
ease follows-uuless the men are
diverted to Wholesome Thinking
and Entertainment by carefully
worked-out program of amusemeut
and instruction.
The French soldier can go home
to his family, mother or friends
when he gets his furlough, SO can
the British soldier, but where
shall our American boys go? Their
only home will be the Red Triangle
or Y. NJ. c. q. hu,s, They are
the nearest substitute for home
that we can give them, and &c
thousands of our boys they will be
the nearest approach to "home'
that they will ever see again.
These "Y huts" cost from 81,
900 TO $4,000 to erect and equip.
We must have hundreds of them
for our boys.
1t has been estimated that S35,
600 will be required to meet this
great need. 1t is going to cost
$500 for fuel in France to heat
these buildings. The work has
been extended 10 Italy and to
Russia, as we'll as to the great
prison camps.
Colorado's apportionment s
5000, 900. OF this amount Clear
Creek county is expected to con-
tribute only 81 900.
Let each one be ready and will
ing to do his or her share in this
tremendously important work.
Let's help bring our own boys
home Clean. That's what you are
giving your money for this time.
The national campaign for this
work begins November II and ends
19, and you will be call
ed upon by a member of the local
Remember, every
cent raised goes directly into this
war work, and not one penny will
be used for any other purpose.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09

More and more the people have
come to realization that the
country is at war aud that war
effects every part of the country,
even a remote place like Idaho
Springs. The people all gladly
respond to the various appeals for
aid in carrying out the nations
policies. The latest request is a
contribution of $1,000 from this
county for Y. M. G. A. work.
Idaho Springs and adjacent terri
tory is expected to contribute $500,
and we will do it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09

John LeProuse left Wednesday
afternoon on his return trip to
Homestead. Ore, after enjoying a
few weeks vacation with the home
folks. Jack seems to like it in
Oregon and says the Iron Dyke
mine is big bonanza.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09

Miss Leigh Pearce went down
to Denver Saturday for brief visit
with Mrs. Emile Goebel. She
returned Monday to resume her
school duties.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09

Some of the rough riders are
very smooth men.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
LOS ANGELES, CAL.

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Dale do wiadomoSci, re dzisiaj
It. ]. 5go yrudnia ma bye wy>wlc
,ony ma na>zcgo bi>kupa W San
Francisco. Prev. KS. Jan j. Can
ITSELF, d. ID. przcz lany Wiarusa
zasclamy najszczcr>zc kongratula
eye. na te jcgo uroczystoSc, insta
lacya zaS ma sic odbyc 1890 CRU
ldnla, jake sz6istcgo Biskupa dye
cczyi Monterey i Los Angeles,
Cal. Ia dyccczya byla bcz bisku
pa przcsz}o diva lata i to jest trzc
ci biskup Z rzedu, kt6rx byl mia
lowany przez obccnic panujaccgo
OLGA sw. Bencdykta Nv.
Ia dyccczya byla zafozona W
|roku 1850 !. pod wczwanic,n Sw.
N'ibiany. Obejmuje Gale powiatv
Frisco, lnyo, Monterey, River
side, Santa Barbara. Ventura, IN
|larc i czeSci Santa Crucz, Santa
Clara i Mcdccd, lczacc no polud--
mic, cd 37deg S minut Ma pthloc
latitude - ra:cm wszystko V
kaiifo,n:a $4,000 mil kwa
dratowych
Donosze take szanownyin 70:
|dakom, re pan kwapiszcwski. "a
trudniony jake Passengers, travc
ling agent ma kolei Salt LakcRail
rout Company, polak kt6ry by}
|oficcrem W krolcstwic Polskicm
pod Moskalem, :juz diva miesiacc
'temu jak poszed} do armii-sly--
szalcm re sic ma znajdowac w
Nowym Yorku. Jest to przystoj-
ny bardzo cz}owiek. MECH mu Pan
Bog dopomaga jak najlcpicj ably
sic przyczynif do odbudowania
naszej ukochanej Polski.
Pan Noskowski. ktory PRAGUE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
POZYCYE MA POCZTACH ST
ZJEDN. ZNoW OTWARTE.

Odpowicdnio do informacyi O.
trzymanych ia tutcjszcj poczcie,
>pccyalna >iuzba Ola st. Zjcdno-
rzonych zn6w jest W potrzcbic.
Egzaminacya ia rozmaitc urzc
dy urzadzona zoStala jak nastcpu
j.. klcrcy W departmental sfuz-
by mczczvzni j nicwia>ty pcn>ya
5000 do %1,1OO SGD Stycznia.
klcrcy prawni, mczczyzni i ME
wiasty, pcnsya 81 900 $1,000 i wy
lei, otwarta ma czas nicokrcslony
Raty expressive, frachtowc raty
i p~asazcrskic, dla mczczyzn i mic
WAIST, pcnsya $1,000. 1900 Of
warcic nieokrcSlone.
kUlektorzy ma odbicranic podat
k6w, i%nspektor6w j agcnt6iw tyl-
ko mezczyzni $1,000 $500 otwar
:ie nieokrcslonc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
JOHN 8.
Dyrcktor pogrzebowy
562 wsch. Alta utica.
Telcfon Mr.. 1851.
LEHAN ODBIERA so
BE zYCIE PRZEZ POWIE
SZENIE w WIEZ1E.
NIU POWIATOWEM.

Martin Leblanc kt0ry W piatck
okolo .jcdcnaStcj W nocy razcm 2
innym Swym kompancm napadl i
obrabowal p. II. McCabc, agenta
podr6zujaccgo T. Minneapolis, gdy
,jcdcn trzyma} mu revolver wy
nlicrzony do czola Il drugi Il tylu
glowy odcbral mu dwic waliski i
okolo $4,000 pieniedzy.
Leblanc POSTAL arcSZtowany i o.
sadzony W wiezieniu powiatowcm
. W Srode mial bye przc>|uchiwa
ny W sadie municypalnym.
0 l2:45 godz. pc poludniu SIZE
ryf znalazf Lcchanc'go wiszaccgo
ma sztabic W korytarzu ia drugim
pietrzc. Zostawi} on dwic notatki,
jcdna pisana do jego zony i dice
ka a druga do OLGA, matki i sio--
'stry. W Winonic, zcgnajac sic Il
mimi.
Matka jcgo znajdowaia sic W
szpitalu. gdzic by}a operowana
lecz W Srodc zostala zabrana do
'domu.
Leblanc byl Is lat starry j mia}
rckord policyjny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
DICKINSON, n. Oak.

Szanowna Rcdakcyo Wiarusa!
Chcia}bym cos napisac do VIA
rusa ale ME WIEN 0 czcm tax IA
czac vice rozpoczne cd zimy.
Dnia 7go grudnia %przyszedf do
mas pan mroz z p. wiatrowskim W
goscine, to tax mas przywitali ser
decznic re nicjedcn Z radoSci az
zap}aka} a niekt6rzy dostali ma
pamiatkc czerwony los Nam jed
max go>cina tych pan0w ME byla
bardzo do smaku, T. powodu, lie
many tcraz wieccj eos do robo--
t.y Il bydlem. Pan mr0z by} TAXI
niski re mia} trzydzicsci pod nu--
lie; pan Wiatrowski znow byl ia
Xxi cickawy re do kazdcj dziurki
zagladnal - no j COZ zrobfmy z
ia zmarzla Dakota. -
Urodzaj W tym rkou byl Itchy
- przcnica wydala cd , do s bu-
sill, ale kartoflc to sic mnic obro-
Idzi}y dobrzc, DO wsadzilcm 8 bu-
Iszli a w%ykopalcm razcm 6 buszli,
a take wiclkic. lie mic mog4cm
wziaSc wieccj :jak 10 do garsci.
Siana jest malo a Stony tax sa--
mo. Jczeli lima dobrzc ~przycisnic
ITO karmiwo bedzic drogic. Ale mo
re Pan Bog ia re W przyszlym
roku bedzic lcpicj.
Tcraz gdyby ktory Z szanow-
nych czytclnik6w by} tax }aska--
wy a podal we Wiarusic informa
eye T. Wisconsin, jake So tam IL
my u jake lata. ia mann zamiar
przeprowadzic sic do tcgo stann
to by1 bym cato wdziecznym.. Jak
tam jest droga zicmia j czy moz--
ma kupic farme T. budynkami.
Tcraz zycze szan. Rcdakcyi j
wszystkim Czytclnikom Wiarusa
szczesliwych i wcsolych SWAT Bo
zcgo narodzcnia> nowego roku, a
Rcdakcyi jaknajwicccj nowych a
bOncnt6w.
JoZcf Adamski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

|razem z panem Whitem, W Wash
|ingtonie, D. G., 15go stycznia1918
/. ma jechac do Australia, gdzie.
ma mice swoja narzeczona, tam
sic ozeni a potem 15go czerwca,
1918 ba powr6cic ma swe stano--
wisko do Washingtonu, pewno re
razem re swa. mloda malzonka.
81 Pan Albert p sStampka, syn
polskich rodzicow pochodzacych
re Slaska juz W 19tym roku zycia
'poszed} do amerykanskiego woj--
ska i ma sic znajdowac W Camp
Arkansas. ~ ~
Tomasz Mo11cko take parzzejez
DIAL tn z~eszfej soboty innymi a
merykanskimi zofnierzami do St.
Antonio Fex.,yW przejezdzie~ cd
|wiedl;zif s ,tu swoja cciiotke,, paniaa
Rehs Gala ich rodzme. Fam. pod
nr. 1912 wsch. 22giej I'll. Brat je-
go take poszedf do amerykans--
kiej armii. F~ranciszek Moncko
jest odeslany do Saul Lake City
- zdaje mi sic re bedzie kucha--
|rzem.
PAM Moncko jest juz w Nampa
Idaho, wdowa i pochowa}a c6rke
zamezna, vice matka ma smutek
wielki lie opr6cz cork kt6ra ultra
ella opuszcza ia dw6ch synow,
|ktorzy ma MIA pracowali. CT wszy
scy pochodza z Siatkowic. z Co.
slowic pod Opolem Ma Slasku.
Tomasz Nalewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
BeMeme noce wywicraja gor-

Beneme noce wywicraja gor--
sly skutek ma system ncrwowy,
|niz jakakolwick ostra choroba.
Sen jest poteznym czynnikicm cd
bmdowawczym natury = bcz ME
go wnet staniccie sic umyslowa i
~fizyczna ruina. Pc co macic nara
FAC sic ma take nicbczpicczcnst--
wa, gdyz ulge MONA tax }atwo II
zyskac1 Doswiadczenie PAM Lud-
wiki Noel z Hites, Pa, wskazujc
drogc do wlasciwego lckarstwa.
Piszc ona: "'Uzywalam Ora. Pho
ira Gomozo z wielkiem powodzc-
MEM; cicrpialam ma nicstrawnosc
Ii bczscnnosc, lccz obccnie czuje
sic doskonalc. Opowiedzialam
mym przyjaci6lkom o rezultatach
jake otrzymafam z tego lekarst--
wa, vice i one zycza sobic spr6bo
wac je." f''H
Ora. Piotra Gomozo ME jest
sprzcdawanem przcz aptekarzy.
|Spccyalni agcnci dostarczaja JIG
ludziom wprost Z laboratoryum.
fabrykant6w, DR.. Peter Fahrney
4 Sons Co., 1925 So. Hoyne ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
TRINERA
ZDRoWIA.

Pieknicjszy niz kicdykolwick
|przcdtcm jest nowy Trinera Ia.
lendarz scicnny ma rok 1913.
Wspania}a postac boginii Zdro.
via, niosaca pred SODA roslinne
sk}adniki Trincra lckarstw, two
rzy srodek, piec interesujacych
historycznych obrazk6w ilustruja
rozw6j l%ekarstw, a diva widoki
przedstawiaja nowoczesne UREA
.dzenic Trincra Chcmiczncgo La
boratoryum. Przyslijcie 10 cent6w
ma koszta przesylki. JOS. Triner,
wyr6bca Trinera Amerykanskiego
Eixiru Gorzkiego Wilma i innych
lekarstw. 133-1343 S. Ashland av.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
z CAMP
e#@e SEFS.E--s "a ~
LOGAN
Kochany Wuju!

AAOS"uAy uJu 80 3
List Tw6j bardzo mnie cieszy
dodaje otuchy IL tax spogladasz
ma nasza sluzbe ola swej przybra
rej ojczyzny. Ucze sic teraz co.
dzien, gdyz jestem W sekcyi wy
wiadowczej Intelligence Section
naszego pufku. Azeby lie mozno-
sci jaknajlepiej sluzbe W tym sto'
sunku wypelnic trzeba bye cx--
pertem w wladaniu jezykami a
przcdewszystkiem niemieckim i
francuskim a take j s}owianskim
co take obejmuje jezyk polski.
TAX co sic nauczy}em "a mlodu
|uzywam ma przyspieszenie pogro-
mu Niemc6w. Uczymy sic take
r.ysowania i czytania map bojo--
wych Military Map Drawing &
Reading. Take wyselania depesz
"a pomoca telegraph i telefonu
bezdrutowego i ziemncgo Buyer
and Wigways to wszystko wcho--
'dzi W s}uzbe sygnalowa "Signal
Service"
Ma linii bojowcj obejmujemy
!pozycyc obscrwator6w. Naszem
zajecicm bedzie egzaminowac i
wypytywac jenc6w nicmieckich-
musimy sic tez uczyc W rozwiazy-
waniu r6znych depesz posy}anych
" cyfrach Code
WSzystko to wymaga wiclc nau
XII i przysposobienia mozesz vie
dice, re nikomu ME ustepu:je W
mych przygotowaniach. Widzisz
vice re jestem dosyc zajety i ME
mann prawic sposobu do pisania
lCi tax czesto .jak bym chcia}. Sta
rae sic jednak bede pisac CT jak
n~ajczcscicj i spodzicwam sic, IL
jezcli sic nickicdy op6znie to mi
to wybaczysz.
Roman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
WiadOmO$ci
MlEJSC0WE.
KARA IA NIEZMIATANIE
CHODNIK6W.

Ola korzysci %wszystkich miesz
kanc6w j. %w}aScicicli dom6w poda
.ic sic do wiadomosci, il departa-
mcnt ulic og}osi} IL bedzic W tym
roku ostro uwazal ia to, ably wsZy
>tkic chodniki w przcciagu "a 60
DIN po padaniu Sniegu ocz.yszczo
ne by}y ze Snicgu, W przeciwnym
razir miasto poSlc czlowicka kt6ry
chodnik ~oczySci Ma koszt p|acacc-
30 odnoSnych podatk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Z~AOPATRZENI w ZNACZKI
WOJENNE.

W>zyscy mie.jscy i wicjscy listo
no>zr %opcrujacy prey. W~inohskicj
poczcic zoStali dis Zaopatrzcni W
ynaczki wojcnne i ccrtyfikaty O.
szcmdnoSci, kt3rc bcda Sprzcda--
.4Fac kazdcmu Eto sic o takowc "a
pyta. ktokolwick chcia}by nabyG
znaczki wojcnnc albo ccrtyfikaty
oszczrdnoSciowc mozc bye przcz
Swcgo li>tonoSza obsluZony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Roman.
ZAJCZEE ME

konscrwowane micso zajeczc
bedzie W krotce Ma s%przcdaz ma
targach tutc. jszych. Dwic wiclkic
fabryki konscrwowania takicgo
MESA zosta]y wybudowanc f.
Evansville. Ind. i jcdna W Owans--
boro. ky.. sdzic mieso Il so do GO
tysitcy zajecy bedzie konscrwo--
Wanc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21


J61zwiak Jan 100
koSciaiski .)0zef 225
JasZcwski Franciszek 80
Losin>ki Pawel 100
Picchowiak Walcnty 80
Pclowski Hieronim %
Drazkowski Mikolaj 100
kowalcwski Jan 80
Lang Jakob so
Andrzcjcwski kukasz so
Franckowiak Franciszck %
Pclowski Leon 80
Drazkowski Michal mlod. 100
Pclowski MARGIN 100
Picchowiak Jan 80
Drazkowska Marcyanna %
klcinschmidt Antoni Is
Ecuman Jan 100
JcZcwski .Jak1b 100
Liberia Micha} 800
Sicracki Jan 80
Liberia Wladystaw f. 100
DraZkowski Jan 80
Mosiniak Marvanna .25
Dzwonkowski J@zcf W. 100
\euman StaniSlaw o. 80
Czapiewski J. p. 80
Szumih>ki Bolesiaw 100
Malcwicki Franciszck %
.JaSzcWSki BENJAMIN so
DrazkowSki Dominik 80
Szumihski Ignacy 100
Hanlcy Jozcf 100
Wiczck JGzcf .65
Zywicki Franciszck star. 100
Drazkowski Michal starszy so
Wr0blcwski Jan 100
Liberia Jan &. 100
Wctzel Gcrtruda %
Teska J0zcf so
.J0zwiak Katarzyna 80
Bonk J6zcf 80
Szumi1ski Jan so
Antochowski Wojcicch 100
Ncuman Antoni .25
.Wicl. Siostry Notrcdamki 100
rs. j. E.. Grabowski 500
kafdunski Franciszck so
kukowski J6zcf 100
Kaiser Jakob 100
Jcnnison Franciszck 100
Barankicwicz Michal 100
Pclowski J0zcf 1.5O
Szacinska Elzbicta 100
Werdych J0zef 200
Wcrdych August starszy 200
Werdych August miOdSzy 200
Bronx Leon u. ay. 100
Kramer J0Zcf "s''aF %
k}osowski 1gnacy 80
Losinski} Andrea .Hon. s. r-s 80
Grin Jozcf 200
Walczak .J0zef 100
9>s Razcm $4,000
Powyzsza sumo zcbrano W ubic-
.lym tygodniu cd parafii sw. Ka-
imierza krol. droga dobrowolnej
i sluzy jake dow6d ich pa
ryotyzmu i wspolczucia.
Komitct sklada serdeczne die
Il w~szystkim "a tax hojne datki
"a fundusz Armii Polskiej.
Wszystkim szczerc Bog zaplac.
1omitet
kujawa Kasper
Pelowski J0zef
Barankiewicz Michal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
EGZAMINY MA STRAzAK6W,

Egzaminy Ola ubicgaj acych sic
o Sfuzbc PREY stray pozarncj cd
bcda sic W Srodc 26go grudnia IA
sail og6lnych obrad W budynku
mic,jskim. Pcnsya, az do kwict--
MIA wynosi $40 m%ieSiecznic a pc
kwictniu po $50 m~icsiccznic. Tyl-
ko m~czczyzni pomicdzy 2lszym j
25ym rokicm moga sic zg}aszac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

J Jczeli zoiadek chory, macie zap
chanie, jad}o ME smakaje, apetyt
Iznika, czujecie ocieza}osc, teposc
Iumyslu, wnetrznosci ME p~racuja,
watroba odretwiaia, nerki ME pra
icuja dobrze, ME mozesz sypiac, je-
stes zupehie zrujnowany = POI
trzebujecie Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbaty. To wszystko.
w apiece Brownsa Ogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
UMARLI.
S. P. STEFAN FABICH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We wtorck pred poludnicm u
mari W domu swych rodzic6w 10
zcfa i Rozalii Fabich0w. S72
wSch. King III. s. p. Stefan F'abich.
NicboSzczyk W dniu 2go wrzcS-
MIA u%konczy} 10 lat 49, pozostawia
rodzic0w j kilkoro ~rodzcnstwa.
Pogrzcb odbedzie sic W piatck
T. koSciO}a Sw. Stanislawa X. Vie
czny odpoczynck racz mu dac Pa
ME Il Swiat}osc wickuista niccha.j
mu Swieci ma wicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
PoTRZEBA.

kilku mezczyzn do ciecia drze-
wa " Wisconsin. IA mil cd Vino
ny. Dobra zaplata i stof. Zg}osic
sic: Room 10 " bloku Hirsch a,
Tclefon 1881.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

PAM G. F. Cooper z Wagner S.
Oak. bawila przcz kilka dni w 60
sscinie u swe.j matki PAM Idly 10
walcwskicj W Rushford, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
WADOM0SCl 0SOBlSTE.
BAWI MA URL0PIE.

J6zef Guzinski, sierzant PREY ar
mil W Camp Dodge, Iowa bawi tn
ia urlopie, przyjechaf we wtorek
a odjezdza w piatek.
The courier-index., 1917-09-28
BREAKING HOME TIES

Those citizens fortunate enough or who made II
 s nnpose to 10 o'clock train last week were Wit to those flesh and blood which nav
 gwen title to the worlds masterpieces in arBreak- ing Home Ties , ., ,oan enrainng for the long nara , al d, d dr That meant the flower o town and county ana 9e the policy to avoid congesng overland traffic these all the young soldiers hastenng to camp al e rountrys call ordered to start cent at he
 There were diversities. be Here will be young man found hmself-hmseif or anythng Ss G Hardly representative of whatever home ne mas hoM s S there o offer farewell the low voice o good man. o no kin saying -Goodbye and God bless you Mho no kom SHOWS but right here the tragic trouble His nome mas never fond him And he pus cigar carelessy obvious to all meaning and wonder o ms own Tar ana n Uus destination the that founders Tn ms ca'ueca 10 inc place of butchery and off with the shadow oI over and unkissed and unmssed he PLY @ h, G The boasted home has sinned agalnsI ne gh' hearted Heaven grant that the great armies may pe better home to him. = ,:4,. u 1;,, enough over the huddlng night hrong Is young man wno day has known aught but aileeen bd ands high the comrade of county hopeuI a I;t.
 prince pleasure and labor among ms Drotners e S noble mothers eyes And m the @ swayhg de M ber foremothers been hovers face as soIt as ue III s as eager the stars warm and beanuIu as % m ibnos by which they have sat saying over lne od b m that mean-oh everything waiting It, perchahee' eis as uot be the and best word of all ,, ,fro ,hose
 And agaiD face of the Word Deiore Miioso oucnatne caories they have before thought II III or manly manifest even to each other ; " r their Look each others arms their tears mngns Wbt nh strong arms knoed in embrace-twln Dothers "lia. .l
 tie power it be now for the Ilrsl i ule s @ % oy remorseesv snatchng asunder the golden bonds o e When playing with my brother
 And now next Wednesday afternoon and night more oa it. and about October more of It. ana more o It. anu W S" Heavenl Who knows? .,.,ors r,a;ders
 Mothers make the most of it. Fathers; sisIers' % and rsve through all darkness and worldwide blgne d m d Lei cheap shame of the world prevent e @ a feacmns the lingering look, the tender gift the prayer over e
 at home. a sold;ers of freedoml-be and God bless Brownsville