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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19

BY diverting all left over milk that
has soured tout Of the garbage can
into the mixing par" American house,
wives would be putting the brakes to
the annual $700,000,000 food waste OF
the country and would be conserving a
food which supplies one Of the cheap
est sources of body fuel.
No housewife ever buys pound a
beefsteak and throws half of 1t away
because it was not all eaten the first
meal But, as far as food value is con-
cerned, she does almost the same thing
when she throws away quart of skim
med milk that has soured. Analysis
not only shows that two and one-half
quarts of skinned milk furnishes the
same amount Of fuel value as a pound
Of round steak, but It costs only about
one fourth as much. Skinned milk
furnishes one of the cheapest sources
of protein, which is the highest priced
food ingredient When it is soured the
food value is exactly the same.
More or less milk remnants" are left
over in practically every house every
day. Those housewives who do save
sour milk usually save it to make grid
die cakes" but with the coming of
summer and griddle- cakeless days, they
too, often throw this food away. This
Is absolute waste, says the home eco
nomic department at Iowa State Col
wastes valuable food but source OF
many delicious dishes. The following
recipes in which sour milk can be util-
lied are; suggested:
Sour Milk Corn Bread.
Two cups cornmeal, two cups sour
milk two tablespoons fat two table
spoons molasses, one and onehalf tea
spoons salt, two eggs, one tablespoon
soda.
Sift dry ingredients. Add sour milk
and beaten eggs. Bake thirty minutes
in a moderate oven.
Bran Bread.
Two cups bran, two cups white flour
one teaspoon soda, one teaspoon
salt, one-half cup chopped raisins, one
and third cup sour milk, three
fourths cup molasses.
Mix dry ingredients together add the
sour milk mixed with molasses; beat
thoroughly and bake in moderate
oven,
cornmeal Mullins.
One cup corn meal one teaspoon salt,
one tablespoon molasses, one fourth
teaspoon soda, one and one fourth cups
sour milk, two eggs. one tablespoon fat,
Sift dry ingredients, add beaten eggs
milk and fat Bake in buttered muffin
pans fifteen minutes.
Whole Wheat or Graham Mullins.
One cup sour milk. one-half teaspoon
soda, two tablespoons melted fat, two
tablespoons sugar two cups whole
wheat or graham flour, teaspoon salt
Sift dry ingredients: add fat ane
milk Bake in buttered muffin pans
fifteen minutes.
Southern Rice Cakes.
Two eggs, two cups sour milk one
CUP boiled rice. one cup cornmeal, one
tablespoon melted fat, one teaspoon
soda, one teaspoon salt. Hr
Beat eggs and add other ingredients
mix thoroughly and bake in a moderate
oven.
Bread crunb Griddle Cakes.
Two cups dry bread crumbs, one cuI
cold water, two cups sour milk. one cuI
flour, one egg, one teaspoon soda, one
fourth teaspoon salt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19
CAMPAIGN FOR slLo BUILDING
PLANNED FOR COUNTY FIRST
WEEK IN JUNE.
TWENTY DEMONSTRATIONS
PLANNED FOR FIVE DAYS
-FOUR Of Farms in All Parts Of County
Arranged BY County Agent Buchanan
Experts From Ames to Speak
silase to Take Place Of Winter
Killed Glover.

Many Of the clover fields on farms
y in the county were partly or entirely
winter killed. Many Of them have been
plowed up. AS result there is going
to be a shortage Of pasture and hay
for fall and winter, feed. In an effort
to conserve the rough feed on the
farms, so that 1t can be used in place
OF the clover pasture and hay that has
been killed. q Ave days campaign on
silos is being arranged by County
Agent Buchanan.
The week Of June to has been
selected by the county agent for the
demonstrations, which will be held on
twenty farms in all parts Of the
county.
Amss Men to Speak.
The tour OF demonstration as
planned includes two stops each fore
noon and two each afternoon Of the
Ave days. The itinerary will be ar
ranged later. Two experts from Iowa
State College will speak at each stop.
In addition to eilos the subject Of
rough feed and the converting Of the
roughage on the farms into feed will
be taken up at each stop. The types
OF silos and silo construction and
silage feeding will be discussed at each
stop, to which farmers in the vicinities
where the demonstrations are held
viii DO invited
Crops to be planted late in the sum
mer after the. rush Of farm work is
over to take the place Of clover and to
use se= s!.!.ssssee NIL. he especially EN-
phasixed.
County Agent Buchanan says that
the shortage of rough feed is going to
be probably the most serious problem
on the farm this fall and winter. 1t
is urgent for farms to look to this
problem and solve it by building silos
and filling them with silage crops to
carry their live stock thru the winter
Some attention will be given alfalfa
during the tour Of demonstrations. but
not much can be done with respect to
that crop this season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19
Medicine in China.

! China will soon be the greatest mar
bet in the world for proprietary medi-
mes. Hygiene. as we understand it,
! practically unknown among the
Chinese, and the sickness and suffering
TO which the masses are subject, on
account of inefficient treatment. or lack
q any treatment, Is probably greater
tlan in any other country. This is
. pecially true Of skin diseases, against
, hich no native salves or blood tonics
sem effective.
| Ten years ago the proprietary rhedi-
: enc trade in China was a negligible
Quantity, but big strides have been
Ilade since then. The trade. however
j still in its infancy.
| Through judicious and persistent ad-
vertising the natives are gradually be-
sig educated to the necessity OF paying
me attention to their ailments and
are responding readily enough.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19

n the supply Of the Engiishman's IA
vorite beverage.
It was about two and a half CEN
turtles ago that tea was introduced IN
England, and its use spread rapidly
among the weather. classes, but the
poor used 1t only for medical pur-
poses until the last century. when its
consumption became almost universal.
When the blessed herb as first in
t-oduced into England in the middle
OF the seventeenth century, it was adj
vertised as a sort Of cure-all.
], 1t was also asserted that 1T van
quisheth heavy dreams easeth the
brain and strengtheneth the memory"
One such advertisement published In
1858, states that ut hath been sold
s., the leaf for six pounds and some
I mes for ten pounds the pound weight,
aud in respect OF it's former scarceness
and ,dearness 1t hath been used only
as regalia In high treatments and
entertainments, and presents made
thereof to princes and grandees till the
year 1867"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19
MIR. FORDS SUGGESTION.
TDaS MOineS RauiSter

Whatever else may be said Of Henry
Ford, he Is not talking Of something
he will not feel himself when he sug-
gests that the burden of the war
should fall on the incomes Of the rich.
Probably no income in the United
States would be called upon for a
heavier share than his own.
Mr.. Ford Is quoted:
IT am heartily in favor Of taxing
big incomes to raise funds necessary
to carry on the war. l deplore war
as deeply as any man can. 1t saddens
me to see so many of our excellent
young men going forward to battle,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19
A Calamity For eriton.

Lloyd Georges restrictions on the i'm
portation Of tea have aroused more
protests in England than all other war
time prohibitions combined. although 1t
would now seem that there Is no i'm
mediate danger Of serious shortage
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19

The aggregate number OF spindles in
all continental Europe Is 45,S50.000,
while Great Britain has 56.400,000 and
the United States 33.000,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19

Paul Poirets sister designed this out
fit for Mile. Polaire, who enjoys the
distinction Of being the homliest &C
tress in all Paris. The fabric is brown
contrasted handsomely with a brown
and green plaid. Note how cleverly q
bit OF both materials has been fash.
toned into bonnet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-19

F. A. Gowdy. of Logan township, was
in the city this morning on his way to
Grinnell on business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31
THE AWAKENING OF PERU.

A considerable increase in indus ritla activity is to be noticed in Peru. One the whole the textile industries
 ,ave been the most successful, since cotton and wool are produced locally in quantities sufficient to ensure prof itable results. The only other indus tries that have attained much i'm portance include the manufacture of cotton seed oil, soap and cocaine. The cotton mills in Peru manufacture principally sail cloth, filter press cloth, towels and some other heavy goods. The total number of looms in operation in 1915, and the annual pro duttion Is about 100000 yards. The development of this industry will ere ate fairly good opening for cotton mill machinery. Teh cotton industry Is alos expected to expand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

The greatest whirlpool in the world is the macbstrom off the coast of Norway IL is an eddy between the the current is .n one direction and the wini in iI,.thcc Lo shi.. c1, with and sl.p .rs have l.en cast ashore and kill The tl ..nt is .s rnate, to run '..Yty niles an hour
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31
PIANO TUNER.

George Anderson, piano expert and factory representtive for high grade Nome this summer at the Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31
SHOTS

No book is worth anything which is not worth much; nor is 1t service able until it has been read, and re- read, and loved, an loved agln, and marked, so that you can refer to the passages you want in it as a soldier can seize his n :adr n an armory or housewife bring ,ho spice she needs from her store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

Among ruined cities Ninevah, the ancient capital of Syria, is very likely the al lest in the world Records found on tablets establish the fact that il was an important city as ear ly a; "50O years before Christ.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31
DO YOU
 KNOW THAT

The Indian peanut originally was grown as an edible nut, but the great importance of the crop in South In dia now is due entirely to the growth of tine seed crushing industry both locally and abroad, and efforts are being made to improve the stock with the view of increasing it's oil yielding value.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

Sulphur is one of the oldest known clements. The ancient Assyrian al- chemists regard it as the principal of combustian on account of it's known nhammabilty, and termed it brim- stone, meaning literally burning stone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

By the conversion of cellulose one of the clements of wood, into a gela- tinous material, known as vocise, a wide field is opened up for the utili- zation of wood waste.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

Every homo in Nome should have the Nugget delivered to it--Subscribs tow and keep the household sniiohtsn- ad-$200 per month by carrier.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

are paved. was found by accident. Many ys;:s ago m Switzerland nat for more than a century it was used for the purpose of extracting the rich
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

It is believed that not much more than one half of the cultivable area, of India is under cultivation at the present time
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

Averaging everything. from young wethers. which are hard, to old ewes. which are easy. experts in Australia will shear about ninety or a hundred sheep a day
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

 TEMPERATURES

Following are the lowest recorded temperatures for this year and last on the days designated. The minus sign before a uumber means below zero.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

The mind soon wearies of what is untrue, and the disgust is in propor ton to the former enthusiasm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31
ELECTRIC WASHER FOR SALE.

1900 Cataract Electric Washing Machine, power wringer attached, complete with motor. etc, inquire of Geo. s. Maynard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

Flax is to be cultivated extensively on the Canadian prairies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

Weeping over lost opportunities is a mistake; the ears may prevent you from seeing others that are coming.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

It is only by creating wealth that we create the means to pay for work. The more wealth we create the more work we can pay for.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

WAR NEWS-iniIst your nams now on the subscription iist of the Nugget and keep posted on the war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

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China has the oldest chain bridge in existence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-31

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
0dpowiada "a zabostwo syna.

Toledo, Ohio. w tutejszym So
die kryminalnym toczy sic obec
ME rozprawa przeciw IS letnicmu
Janowi Stature Il Homcsville, os
karzonemu 0 z%ab6jstwo swojego
80 letniego syna, Jana Stafury,
m}odszego.
Akt oskarzenia zarzuca Stafu-
RE, re 3-go lipca podczas k}otni
Z syncm swoim, strzclif do niego
Z rcwolweru w glove, k}adac go
trupem ma miejscu. - Oskarzony
ME wypiera sic why, chociaz jak
twierdzi prokurator Gibson. kto-
ry oskarzia Stature, prokuratorya
ma poparcie swojcgo oskarzenia
niema ami jednego naocznego
Swiadka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
<Mlodociani:p

Pittsburg, Pa: Policya' re stacyl
Penn ave. wykryla wreszcie zfo--
dziejaszk6w, ktti6rzy to wtargneli
ubieg}ego tygodnia do 'sk}adu PIP.
Zmuda:pn 2736 Penn ave., zabie-
rajac ze soba&. towary. ma pPrzeszfo
100 dol. ~Poz$:znaleziona " regi-
stree 'gotowka " sumie 20 dol. Jak.
sic >ku og66lnemq .zdziwieniu polka
zafo.::.* kradziezy.::: dopusci{o sic
trzech dziie@Siak6w, l4:letni Joseph
Manuel: Jpn. 2540 Penn ave-, J6
7eff Faezy: ~ j z pn.>22741 Penn av
! Is letihi* steve Sampson z pm.
.2733o T f. ave: q: =
Mfodocianych przestepc6w Sc
dzia policyjny przekaza} sadowi
dl;a1;naahpletnick s:*:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Napad czy s%amobGstwo.
New Bedford. Mass. Adam III


gicl, LEGACY lat 30, zosta} znalezio
ny bezprzytomny Ia rogu ulic
Purchase i Clark. Przywo}any
.dokt6r kazal go zabrac do szpi--
tala, gdzie stwierdzono &c Figiel
ma W podniebieniu dwie RAINY cd
.kul. Figiel kt6ry PRAGUE jake
tkacz, wyszedf jcszczc W niedzic-
lie rano do kosciola i ME pokaza}
sic wiecej w domu. Pomimo po--
szukiwan ME MONA go bylo 3D.
nalezc. Ma razic Gala ta sprawe o
krywa tajemnica,> a policya zba-
da1a jcdynie, &c Figiel pred ia
kims czasem kupi} REVOLVER j pa
.czke naboi. Kilka naboi znalezio-
no W kieszeni p}aszcza, ale rewol
wcru ME by}o PREY MIN. Stan Fl
gla jest: bardzo grozny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Ma zachodnlln froncie zn0w
pod Verdun.

Paryz, 81 stycznla. - OncGda]
rozcgra}y sic niczwykle zacietc i
; donioslc WALK ia odcinku frorl--
tn Mozy rzeki - Niemcy wyko-
mali gwaltowny pclno : liniowy a.
tax ma zach6d cd rzcki, w okoli-
icy Trupiej CORY / wzgorza Mr.. 304
a clloc Francuzi odparli ich Ia
|przewazncj cz:Sci frontu i Trupia
|G6re obronili jednakzc Niemc,y
!za.icli pozycyc CORY M. 30f, co i
rapport francu>ki przyznaje Mes
;p%odzianie wznowiony atak ten
inicmiccki ma wiclkic z%naczcnic
widocznic Money mic zrezvgno-
waliz Ncrdun, a tylko przesuneli
f:ors? ataku T. prawcgo brzcgu Mo
~. ia levy: cclem ich akcyi W kic
runku Nr. 304 jest kolcjowa H.
MIA. Gochodzaca Go Verdun st.
1Iouchould: ydyby tc linie opano
wall i odrieli - Vcrdun by}by
Stracony!.. Paryskic raporty H.
'trzymu.i2 icdnak, il sukces ME
|miccki hyf czysto lokalny i ty}ko
chwilowy. wSzystkic juz pozycyc
nicprzyjaciclowi odcbrano, re
vszy>tkich zdobytych okopow go
wyrzucono -- wyjatkicm Mr..
3:C+. 49, tam sic jcszczc trzymaja ia.
Nicmcv straty W tel walcc ponies
Ii orror11lic wiclkic; atak ich po
|przcdzila gwaltowna kanonada,
I'M droee torowala; kicdy
cd Strony IIcucourt Nicmcy do a
taku r,l>zyli. ogicn batcryi fran
cuskicl1. zrniatal ich szcregi Gale
|k}ad1 pnkotcm~- mimO to sill /
.szli. tepicni zar6wno przez ogich
ff%rancuski. jak w}asny - zw}asz-
cza, gdy sic zblizyli do pozycyi a
takowych, kt1rc bcz przcrwy o.
strzelivano. Ma flankach giow1ic
atakowych pozycyi pomicdzx Tru
ria Cora a Nr. 304 wrza}a row.
niez walka zacieta - .ponicWaz
Niicmc,y zamy&lali widocznie atak
rozszerzyc znacznic, lccz ma flan
kach wszedzic ich odparto i
wstrzymano. z trzech: gfownic a
takowanvch punkt6w - Trupla
Cora, Nr. 304 i Avocourt tyl-
ko " srodku Ia Nr. 3O4 zdolall
sic. Nicmcy ostacc - zdobyli pozX,
eye francuskic i konsolidoWali 1e,
MIN kontratak ma mic zorganizo--
wac zdo}ano: tn tcz jcdyny suk--
ces nieprzyjacic]a w tel bitwic,
op]acony STRAIT nlasa Gaia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Ma wszystkich frontach walka
sic ozywia.
Teatr zachodni.
L.ondyn Paryz, 81 stycznia.

LOllOyI-E a1yz, 81 stycluit'
Ma liiniurh anyiclSkich we FRAN
ryi-odni9sli Anglic!y Ma pc'noc
cd Sommc znaczny barlzo sukces.
niszczac pozycyc nicprzyiaciels--
kic l. biorac 800 Nicmc0w K 6cil'
oficerami do nicwoli: nadto STRAIT
W poleg|ych i ranp!ych majq Mem
CIV bardzo wiclc. Walk by}y bar
dzo zaciete pod Neuvil1c St.Naast
we Flandryi, oraz+ pod FcStobcrt
atak Nicmc@w ma. Fauguissart Cd
parto zwyciesko. Wzajemna bar
dzo ciezka .kanonada TRIVIA IA. H.
mach flandryjskich'i we Francyi
p0fnocnej. W ciagu DOLBY znlszczo
no: i zrzucono 4 acroplany niemiec
kie, a jcden zmuszono do ladowa
1iiia przcdwczcsncggo. -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Move warunki pokoju
C~entralnych.

Londyn, 81 stycmia. - Praso-'
we SO informacyc, IL mimo Sum.
nych frazes66w Wilhclma H., re
Centralni mieczem teraz wypisy--
wac beda. Superintendent warun
Xxi pokoju, faktem ma bye, re ma
zjczdzic~ ccsarzy %statyst6w
panstw Ccntralnych, odbytym o.
ncgdaj Il racyi 5Sych urodzin ces.
Wilhelma - radzono mad nova
rcdakcya propozycyi pokojowych
re stronv Ccntralnych - tym IA
zem 0 wicle wyrazniejszych i kon
krctnc warunki zawiera jacych.
Warunki owe maja bye %nastepu--
:jqcc:
/. Niemcy gotowe oddac Fran
cyl Geese Lotaryngu z twierdza
Metzcm - lecz ME zap1ac& indem
MACY.
2. Ewaukuja Belgie i zap}acaa
jej ~indemnizacye.
3. zadaj% wznowienia niepodle-
glej Polski.
4. Oddadza ogd swych kolonii
"a odpowiedni obszar W Afryce.
S. Oddadz@ Scribe - e zastrze-
z;eniem ola niemiec j Austryi H.
Mi kolejowych do Konstantynopo
la. .
6. Trentino oddadza W1ochom.
Z: zadaj& otwarcia ciesnini ka-
morskich, oraz wolnosscci
morz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Ciezko p~okaleczony.

C'iezko pokalcczony zosta} Fran
ciszek Frelich, lat IS, zam. pnr.
361S Wolfram ul., kt6rego napad}
Stanislaw Kosinski, lat ~, Fam.
pnr. 1914 Leavitt I'll. Frclich ma
kilka zcbcr zfamanych i powaznc
rany ia glowie. Pierwszej pomo-
CIV lckarskicj rannemu udzicli}
DIR. c. S. Krysihski, kt6ry orzekl,
IL Frelich znajdujc sic W stanie
krytycznym.
K%osinskiego aresztowali oncg-
daj wieczorem dctektywi pred
skladcm przy Armitage ave. i 10
hey I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
N0WNY
TELECRAFlCZNE.
Ma wschodnim froncie Polska
Litwa.

Piotrogr6d, 81 stycznia.-Wszy
>tkic ataki nicmicckic IA po}noc-
nym odeinku linii bojowcj, W o.
kolicy kalrtzcm zostaly odpartc Z
wiclkicmi stratami nieprzyjacicla
Nicmcy tam try razy zacicklc a.
takoWali - ZaWSZc bcZskutecZnic.
Rowniez W Galicyi, nicdalcko Bro
dow. oraz W karpatach galicyjs--
kich. bukowinskich i rumlnlskich
Niemcy i A~ustryac!y stale pono--
sxa porazki. RAPPORT podajc: Pod
Kalnzem, niedalcko R.ygi try a.
taxi Nicmc6w zo>talv odpartc z
wiclk& strata nicpczyjaciela. kt6--
vaS uchodzi} w roz>ypcc. @ szcsc
Worst cd Kalnzcm pc Silncm PREY
yotowaniu artyleryjskicm udalo
sic n~areszcic Nicmcom opanowac
partyc okopu. lccz dal>zy ich atak
wstrzymany zosta} przez ogich SO
<icdnich batcryi. W centrum mad
rzcka Sara atakowali Nicmcy W
okoliry Baranowiczc : Luninicc,
Iccz vszy>tkic ataki zostaly cd
partc. Wrcszcic pod Brodanii w
Galicvi takzc Nicmcy pr6bowali a
talu. hez. wszclkicgo Ola sic reznl
tatu pmv>lnc%o, STRAIT I'M f;ylko
zadano GO nicmiara. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Spraw l1lorskie.
Londyn, 81 stycznia. 49,

Londyn, 81 styc2nla. - Odb.y{a
sic W Londynie konfcrencya pred
stawicicli marynarki Anglii, Fran
cyl, Wfoch i Rosyi W sprawie pow
ziecia pfanu co ~do~kaHpanii sta
nowczej. cclem~ wytepicnia nur6w
paGstw ccntralnych ma morzach,
IA zarazcm powctowania. i pomno-
zenia handlowcj marynarki Ali
antow, kt0ra. Straty Znaczne po--
nios}a wskutek pirackiej grasant
XII Ccntralnych. Jednoczcsnic pra
|wic odbyla sic W Londyric konfc
rcncya wodz6w wojsk kontynen-
talnych, W kt6rej wzieli udzia}
gcnerafowie Nivclle w0dz francus
XII, Haig w0dz angiclski i inni &c
ncra}owic - jake by1y p%ostano-
vienna tel konfercncyi, oczywista
iiic poodobna wicdzicc, lecz we'd
lug wszclkicgo prawdopodobien-
silva powzieto plany ia kampaniee
wiosenna. kt6ra bye moze costa
|nic poprowadzona roWnoczcsnlc
ma lauzic i morzu. Kampania NOR
ska ma bye z~aczeta IA MorzuSrod
ziemncm, skad zaczna podobno ma
prod pedzic precz nury nieprzy-
.jaciclskic.
- Zatopiony zostaf przez nur
|nicmiecki parowiec .dunski dan
- zaloga ocalona.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Koba obciely n,u obie nogi.
Newark, n. j. Ofiara nicszcze

newark, N. y. Otlara nlcSZcZeS-
liwego wypadku padf Herman Ba
lelski. lat ID. ~ Chlopicc powra-
cal &c. szkoly w towarzystwie
'dw6ch kolcg6w, przez obwodowc
kolei pensylwahskiej, ko-
10 Wheeler Point. Ola skrocenia
|>obic drogi, ch}opcy postanowili
precise pomiedzy wagonami.
Dw6ch przeszlo szczesliwic a Ba-
lcnski dostaf sic pod kofa mancw
rujqcych wagon6w towarowych,
kt6rc obciely mu obydwic nogi.
;Droznik Shoplock przcni6s} chop
ca Go swojej budki, dokad przy-
!byla matka IIermana, kt6ra "a
wiadomiona zostata przcz dw6ch
jego kolcgow.
Pomimo wiclkiego uplywu krwi
i szaloncgo b6lu. ch}opicc mic stra
Gil przytomnosci a odwaznie iscic
.po bohatcrsku jail pocieszac mat
Ike: "Nic place mamo, ME place..
Jak umre pochowaj mnie W libra
1fi,l~ ska,itow.
Ch}opca ,przcwicziono do miej-
skiego szpitala, gdzie W 5 godzin
p6zniej umarf. - Ma chwile pred:
zgonem, myslac jeszcze o farmie
OLGA, powiedzia&: "Bcz n6g, jak
zcbym m6gf chodzic "a p&ugiem?'