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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
Be PATRIOTIC
Here Is a Chance To Take a Course In
Practical Canning at a
Small Cost,

Will the Ledger tell the public, es-
pecially Maysvillians, that the State
Normal School at Bowling Green, has
arranged for two weeks practical
course in canning, starting On Monday,
July 1s, and closing on July 2S. The
purpose Of thR course Is to give any
one, any age or sex, chance to learn
how to conserve our food, vegetables
+and fruits. AS the State. Council Of
Defense is particularly ANXIOUS that as
many as can learn this art Of conser.
vation SO that we will be prepared
next winter to pass any period of fam.
line, here is the chance to be laugh,
and the price is so low ~ to put y
within the reach pf All Any further
information anybody may, want write
to President II. II. Cherry, State Nor
NAL School, Bowling Green. Ky.
IT, Very Respectfully.
HARRY C. CURRAN,
Chairman of the Mason County Ma
tional Defense League.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
Superintendent Of schools-Repub-

Superintendent of Schools-Repub-
lican: W. T. Berry Democrat: g..
II. Turnipseed, Charles d. Wells.
Jailer-Republican: A. G. Watson
Democrat; John w.. Eitel, W. G..
Booten, John B. Furlong.
Assessor-Republican: Fred Grover.
Democrat: Basil c. Berry, Fred W.
Wells, Stanley F. Brady. Henry r.
Childs, Elmer L. Donovan.
County Attorney-Democrat: W. H.
Rees.
Coroner-Democrat Thomas H.
Higgins.
Commissioner - Democrat: Arthur
l.. Glascock, w. Holton Key, W. e.
Pyles, William Wilson and J. T. Hol-
ton.
Magistrate-First District, Fred w
Bauer, Democrat; Second, Fred Dres.
ell, Democrat; Fifth, W. B. Lane. Dem.
ocrat; Seventh, H. Clay Stone, Demo
crat.
onstable-First District, James Nc
Namara, Democrat; Second, Ben Flem
ing Democrat.
There is no opposition on the Re
publican ticket but pretty lively rac'
is expected to be staged among th'
many Democratic candidates.
The drawing for place on the pri
mary ballot will be held in the Coun
ty Clerks office next Thursday after
noon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED

At the regular weekly meeting of
Limestone Lodge No. 36 X. of p. last
night the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term:
Chancellor Commander-C. Il. Die
trich.
Vice Chancellor-R. M. Newell.
Prelate-D. c. Knight.
Master Of Arms-John w. Eitel.
Inner Guard-C. Frank Nash.
Outer Guard-Andrew Reed.
Master Of Works-Robert Brodt.
Messrs. William Martin, ]. C. Rains,
William Watkins, Thomas NJ. Russell,
Robert Brodt and Sherman Arm were
elected as delegates to the meeting Of
Grand Lodge in Lexington in October
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
All Hopes On U.bOats - German!
Looks For Decision Before U. $.
Can Help

Copenhagen, July 6 - Germany Is
pinning all Its hopes Of victory to the
U-boats. Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg is quoted by Captain Won salz-
man, military critic Of the Vossische
zeitung Of Berlin, as declaring that
GermanY's submarines will force de-
cision before the United States can be-
come factor In the war, Should the
struggle run into 1918, Captain Won
Salsman says, then America will have
to be reckoned with. The powerful
influence Of American Intervention on
Germany's opponents and on neutralf
Is already evident, he says, and that
the effects must not be underesti'
mated.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The services will be conducted by
the pastor, A. 7. Stahl on Sunday
morning as usual The mems class
has arranged to have the Kentucky
Regiment Band play at the church be-
fore and during the early part of the
Sunday School hour. The class was
ahead of Somerset last Sunday again.
An effort will be made to get a big
lead on that class again Sunday. Ev-
cry man is urged to be present on
time
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION TO
HOLD MEETING MERE

A msstias Of the farmers of Mason
county will be held at the Court House
Wednesday, July II, at 1870 o'clock
The purpose Of the meeting is to form
a Mason County Branch Of tho Ken
lucky Pure Blood livestock Associa-
ton, sad ell those interested in the
raising of stock should attend.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
1HIRTY-SEvEN CANDIDATES
File Petitions TO Have Their Names
Placed on Ballots In August
Primary.

Thursday was the last day for can
didates for county and state offices to
file their petitions with the County
Clerk and the following are those who
will be voted on In the August pri-
mary:
County Judge-Republicans: Harry
p. Purnell. Democrats: W. w. Nc.
Twain, Frank II: Clarke, ]. p. Gather.
Representative-Republican: Addi'
son Baldwin. Democrat: John r
Cochran.
Sheriff-Republican: Charles E
Galbreath. Democrat: Mike Brown
J. c. Manley.
County Clerk-Republican: j. G
Rains. Democrat: James Owens,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY.FlVE
CANDIDATES
ashland independently

Yesterday was the last day on
which candidates could file their Pc
titions with the county clerk and
when the day closed it was found that
there are one hundred and forty-five
men in Boyd county, Ashland and Cat
lettsburg who are avowed candidates.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
ICE CREAM SOCIAL

Following the. services at Marphys-
vile the people Of that neighborhood
will have an ice cream social, The
revival services will continue over
Sunday night and through next week.
A communion service will be held on
Monday evening. Those especially
who hold to the Christian Church are
urged to attend, but all others are cor
daily invited. The service is for ev-
cry one.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Word was received here Thursday
night of the death of Mrs. Edward
Otto at her home in Bloomington, ILL.,,
Thursday noon. Mrs. Otto is a sister
of Misses Sophie and Anna Traxel of
this city and is we'll known here, hav-
ing visited here last fall and at other
times.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Mrs. Ben P. Fleming saa ehildrcn
the Misses Geneva and Alma Tully Of
Lee street are out again, having fully
recovered from the measles and Alma
who has been seriously III still N,
mains very weak frcn tho sfisct qi
the measles,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
DRAWING FOR PLACES ON BALLOT

The order in which the names Of
candidates for each officer for whom
nominatin papers have been filed In
the office Of the county clerk, shall be
printed on the primary election bal.
lot, shall be determined at a public
drawing In the Office of the county
clerk on Tuesday. July 10th, at two
o'clock p. m, standard time.
JAMES OWENS, County Clerk
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
CUMMINs AMENDMENT AD0pTEI

Washington Jalg s-An amendment
by seaataF epmmins Of Iowa prohibit
ing imports Of distilled liquors during
the war and also the use Of those now
In bond for beverage purposes was
adopted by vote of "a to so.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Books ROW open for subscription to
the 6Srd Series Of Stock in the old
reliable Mason County Building and
Saving Association, Apply to T. M
Russell, Secretary or R. X. Hoeflich
Treasurer, 2-1wh
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
PRIZES AWARDED GEN PONY CON
TEST

The Shetland Pony and ount given
away by the Gem Theater was won by
Miss Alice Mcdonald, daughter of Mr.
Morris Mcdonald of the Ohio Valley
Pulley Works.
Second prize, fifteen dollars In gold
won by George William Scott Beckett
Third prize, ten dollars In gold, Won
by William Manning.
Fourth prize, Ave dollars in gold
won by Marie Bowen.
The following Is n full and complete
count Of the contestants:
Man
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
DIED AT WASHINGTON

Mr.. Joseph A. Dixon, aged ~, a
well-known citizen of Washington,
died yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock
after a long illness of Bright's dis
ease.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
WANTED

A roll top or cabinet office desk for
use in Red Cross rooms. anyone hav-
ing such desk, and can spare it, will
confer a favor by phoning Miss Mar
guerite Pogue.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Sunday School Superintendents
should plan to attend the County Con-
vention at Mayslick July 10. Be sure
to appoint delegates at the Sunday
morning service.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Mr. J. O. Gregory has returned 70
|hia home IN Louisvii,s after havins
been hers for The past moAAA srsotins
. large sterase tank and earass b ~
West md for ~ clea&aRs eil en-.
paay, T
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07
STAGGERED BY WAR
PLANS Of U. s.
Germany Expected to Make New md
De finite Peace Observation-Disclosures
Calls His Chiefs Into q Secret
Conference.

London, July CDR. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, the German imperial chan
cellor, in his coming speech to the
Reichstag, will make new and more
definite declarations concerning peace
says a Central News dispatch from
the Hague, today. The declarations
will refer not only to Russia but to
the Entente powers generally, accord
ing to this report.
The chancellor's speech probably
will be delivered tomorrow, an Ex.
change Telegraph dispatch from Cop
enhagen says. The Copenhagen cor
respondent hears that the Reichstaf
Socialists will make their support o.
the new war loan dependent upon th'
J situation developed by the debate.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Mr.. Edward Nash Of Epworth Is a
business visitor in Maysville today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-07-07

Washington, July 6-0flcial advices
received In diplomatic circles here to-
day say the German emperor Is 80
deeply concerned over the magnitude
of Americas war preparations that he
recently summoned General Won Hin
denburg, Chancellor Won Bethman
Hollweg and others to secret con-
ference to discuss the peril Of Ger
manys cause which resulted from
Americas action. An interesting ac-
count of the effect this conference has
had on German officials is included In
the diplomatic dispatch which con-
tains information gathered from Ger
man officials in Berne German Of
ficial-dom is frankly staggered by the
scope of this nations war programme
As a result the whole German war
programme may be radically changed
according to the advices received to-
day. Instead Of following the policy
of attempting to present an iron front
to her enemies Germany may now seek
to make last superlative military
effort on the French or Russian front
y German officials are understood to
Y realize that a long-drawn-out war IL
bound to end in defeat for the Cen
! tral powers. There still remains the
hope in Germany that the U-boati
may win the war by starving the En-
I-tente into submission, but this -hopt
, is not so strong now as 1t was 81,
. weeks ago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
p MA
ULICY.

Bernard Kamrowski, $40 wsch.
Sanborn ul., gdy W przeszly pia-
TEX wieczorem wracaf czwarta uli-
OK pomiedzy Liberty i Chestnut,
do domu, przyczepif sic do niego
jakis nieznajomy i przem6wil
przyt}umionym glosem ably mu
wreczy} swa got6wke jaka po-
siada. Kamrowski myslaf sic wynn
knac, napastnikowi, .t}umaczac
sic IL ME ma PREY sobie pieniedzy
gdy zostai udcrzony gruba ola
WANNA rura przez nieznajomego i
upad} ma ziemie. Nieznajomy O.
brabowal Kamrowskiego z SIS. 100
i ulotnii sic. Kamrowski leza} COS
godzine bezprzytomny, gdy potem
odzyska} przytomnosscc, udaf sic
ma stacye policyjna, lecz zdolaf
tylko %nieznaczny opis dac O n
pastniku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
LIST OBOZU
kt6ry otrzyma} i udxieli1 nam do
przedrukowania we Wiarusie p.
Wincenty Kupferschmidt.
Garden City, L. I.

- SAVy ~
iKochany Wuju!
List Tw6j z d. 8go b. m. odebra
Hem onegdaj, dzisiejszy zas dzio-:
mex przyni6sf mi szanownegc
"Wiarusa' "a kt6rego CT serdecz
ME dziekuje.
Przegladajac gazette mialem "a
szczyt zobaczyc MOI list razem
iRomanowem opublikowany.
Niedawno bylem W Nowym Yol
ku metropoli zachodniej p6}kuli
Frudno jest opisac te kongenen-.
eye gmach6w, wazkich ulic i &c.
stych tlum6w. Pozatem il wiecej
jest "drapaczy chmur' i re So
wyzsze cd chicagoskich Nowy
York ME bardzo r6zni sic cd Per-
~ Michiganu (Chicago)
Sigma reklamowana Broadway
Jest ME wicle szcrsza cd State
|ul. W Chicago, a owa droga Milo
ner6w Fifth Av. jest bardzo po-
spolita sobic Michigan ave. Ma
sic rozumiec, re patrzac jak ia chi
cagoskiemi oczyma ME zobaczy--
lem cud6w badz co badz music je
dnak opisac diva gmachy, kt6remi
Chicago ME moe sic poszczycic.
Omijajac gmachy Woolworth
najwyzszy gmach ofisowy W swie
|cic i gmach municipality kt6ry
chicagoska miejska hala ME wy
Iprzedza, chloe jest mniejsza to
jednak katcdra sw. Patryka. ka-
|tolicka katedra i Biblioteka pub
|~liczna jest wspania}a swiatynia
wystawiona .bogoni madroSci.
kosci6f Sw. Patrycyu,za jest
wed}ug mojej opinii najpiekniej-
Sym koSscio}em w Nowym Yorku,
a mozc w ca}ej Amerycc - pobu
|dowany jest ma piatej Ave. w pc
srodku dystryktu rezydencyjne-
go. Swym imponujacym frontem
zajmuje oko i wprowadza w po--
div kazdego co posiada choc is
kierke ducha artystyczncgo.
" Co teraz 81 e tyczy mas w obo-
.zic to mic mann ME nowcgo do "a
notowania Z wyjatkiem IL W obec
przygotowania ktore czynimy to
w krdtce opuscimy zicmie WASH
ingtona w przeprawie "a morze.
Dziekuje jeszczc raz "a "Wiaru-
sa' zase}ajac szczere pozdrowic-
ME do wszystkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

zerowi i junkrom niemieckim Otto
Kahn z New York wielki fmansi-
sta, rodem niemiec zachwycif O.
.becnych swa MOVE, okazujjac swa
wiernosc ku przybranej ojczyznie,
i oswiadczajac re Satan zaprowa
dill Kajzera ma wysoka gore pc
kazal mu spiekne miasta Londyn,
Paryz, Antwerp i New York mo-
wiac: idz " mole Shady a to wszy-
stko damssci, lecz dotychczas sza-
tandskiie@dfatnice ME spehi}y sic.
Wiel. Ks St. Iciek z Duluth,
przedstawil obecnym nastepnego
m6wce porucznika Pawla Peri
CORD z francuskiei armii, katolic-
.kiego ksiedza kt6ry dawniej pra-
cowal W Minnesota, jake profe--
sor " kollegium sw. Tomasza.
Wiel. ks porueznik Pawel Peri
CORD przcdstawif obecnym, Fran
eye W milczeniu cierpiaca, i iej
niewiasty, na kt6rych zalezy re-
zultat tel srogiej woiny.
Wicczorcm przemawiali rozni
rcprezentanei Nv aszingtonu, talk
re T. p. O'Connor poczem kon-
wencye oaroezono.
z Winony byfo obccnych 1oS
delegat6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
WiadOmOSci
MEJSCOWE.
WgPANIAIY ODPUST PATRO.
MA KO&CIOLA SW. STA
NISLAWA Z.

w niedziele przeszla nadzwy-
czaj wspaniala uroczystosc odby-
la sic W naszym polskim kosciele.
Byl TO odpust patrona kosciola
, pod wezwaniem Sw. Stanislawa X
Jul " sobote przybyli Prev.
ksieza z daleka do pomocy nasze-
mu Prev. ks. kanonikowi W sfu-
chaniu spowiedzi: Kilkanascic set
os6b przystapifo do spowiedzi a
v niedziele do kohnunii sw.
" nihdziele wotywe odprawi}
sWiel. NV. Worzafla z Minneapo--
lis 4 sumo Prev. ks. dziekan j.
Wojtowicz .Greenville, So. Oak.
podczas kt6rej presbytrcm by}
Wicl. ks. Jan Misiak, miejscowy
wikary q archipresbytrcm Wiel.
ks. j. Brzczihski z independence,
Wis. Prev. ks. dr.. NJ. j. Grupa
wygfosif pieknc do. uroczystoscl
zastosowanc kazanie, ktore odno-
siio sic do wszystkich parafian,
ale osobliwie zast6sowanc byio
do teraznicjszej mlodziezy.
Nastepujacy Prev. i Wiel. ksie
ia przybyli 2 pomoca Prev. ks.
probOszczowi j. Pacholskiemu:
Prev: ks. NJ. J.. Grupa, z Or
.chard Lake, Mich. Prev. ks. j.
Wojtowicz, Grecnville, So. Oak.
Wiel. ks. j. w. Cara, Pine Creek,
Wis, Wiel. ks. j. Brzezinski In
dependence, Wis. Wiel. ks. w. We
rzalla, Minneapolis, Mimi. Wicl. ks
j. E. Grabowski z parafii Sw. Kaz
$mierza Kr. i %miejscowy wikary
.NViel. ks. Jan Misiak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
HOTE CODY MAf1ENSKlE
PANsTWO J0ZEF I KONSTAN-
CYA JAzDzEWsCY 0BCH0-
DILL so LETNIA R0CZNICF
SLUBNA.

w pOnleQZldieh 1SSO
obchodzili panstwo J6zef Kon'
stancya J~azdzewscy, Fam. pod nr
9O2 wsch. Broadway I'll. piedziesia
ia rocznice swego wsp6lnego po'
zycia malzenskiego.
Ma intencye jubilat6w odby}a
sic W kosciele sw. Stanislawa K
schema msza sw.
Prev. ks. kanonik j. Pacholski
odebral od jubilatow odnowienie
slubu, udzieli} bfogos}awienstwa
ia dalsze lata i.wreczyl I'M krzyl
z}ocony osadzony ma d}ugiej las
Ice jake god}o zbawienia i podpo-
re W starosci. Wspomnia1 o ich zy
Iciu spedzonem przez ten dfugi
Iprzeciag czasu i nadmieni} o stare
|sci kt6ra sic coraz wiecej zbliza
ku MIN. :.
kosci6f by1 rzesiscic oswictlony
i nape}niony pc brzegi starszymi
osobami i dziecmi. Cork j wnuki
asystowali sedziwej pare PREY
o}tarzu.
Msze Sw. solcnna IA intencye
iubilat0w OdDrawi} PrzcV. ks. dr..
NJ. J. 'Grupa w asystencyi Wiel.
ks. Jana Brzezinskiego Wiel. ks.
w. Worza}}y, Prev. ks. dziekan
j. Wojtowicz byf ceremoniarzem.
Ma mszy sw. jubilaci i prawie ca
Ia rodzina przystapili $ do Stofu
Panskicgo.
Pc odspicwaniu "Tc Deum''
podczas marszu wychodzili para
mi z koscio}a jubilaci, cork, zie-
ciowic i wnuki wsz.yscy re z}oco-
'nemi oznakami a wnuczki nios}y
bukiety z}oconych klos6w pre-
nicznych. Caly orszak piekHie sic
przedstawiaf.
Pc uroczystoSciach ko$cielnych
odbyla sic uczta wesclna W domp
panstwa Jazdzcwskich wSr6d maj
SciSlejszego k6fka rodzinncgo.
Obojc panstwo J%azdzewscy Gle
>za sic dobrem i czcrstwcm zdro-
wien. :,
Pan .J0zef Jazdzewski urodzil
sic W Czcrsgiej parafii 26 grud--
MIA. 1915 PAM konstacya Z Jcn-
drzejczyk66w Jazdzewska urodzifa
sic w Byszewie 9go lutego 1S4:}
roku do pierwszej komunii PREY
stapila w Polskim Koronowic a
Stub ich odbyi sic w Makowarsku
w 1867 roku. Do Amcrykl do Wi
|nony przybyli w 1873 roku. %
Panstwo J~azdzewscy maja cite
ry cork zamezne, PAM Teodozya
Potrac i PAM Walerya Cicminska
w Winonic, PAM Maryanna Ku--
Zig w independence i PAM Fran
ciszka Hamerska w Minneapolis
i dwojc przybranych dzieci, PAM
Prakseda Grochowska w St. Paul
i William :poszed} jake ochotnik
do armii pidkarskiej. Wnuki i
wnuczki So: Sylvester, Franci-
seek, Romuald, Leon, Anicda, Fran
ciszka i Serafina Potrac, Edmund
klemens i.konstanty Cieminscy,
Marta i Edmund Kulig, Edward i
Leon Hamcrscy. Prey obiedzie
wszystkie wnuki wygiaszali wier-
szyki zyczenismi dla swych dzia
dusi6w.
Ma uczte przybyli take. Prev.
ks. }. Pacholski, Prev. ks. J.Woj
towicz, z Grenville, Prev. ks. NJ.
j.. Grupa Z Orchard Lake, Wiel.
ks. ". Worzalla z Minneapolis,
Wiel. ks. J.. Brzezinski z Indepen
dence, Wis. i Wiel. ks. J. Misiak.
-Imni poza M iejscowi goscie byli
panstwo Jan Kulig z iona i dice
mi i rodzice z independence, Wis.
Leon Hamerski z iona i dziecmi z
Minneapolis j Edmund Cieminski
re st. Paul. Mimi.
-o-0-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
Stan Minnesota p%roklamuje
swiatu swa wierlosc St. lied.
Delegaci ze &aszysthichh powiato6w Slam byi obecni.
PoMkhze Shm Pthsud Cxi.ul1 a oyae ID ud.otw.
trze sta~ Ptlhseaei cxia,1ly, a eyye ID 1ha,jjettw.

Wielklie Patryotyczne zgroma-
dzenie delegat6w re wszystkich
powiat0w stanu Minnesota odbylo
sic W piatek i sobote W st. Paul i
Minneapolis.
Poprzedzone wielka patryotycz
ma parada pc ulicach st. Paul, W
kt6rej brali udzia}, wszyscy dele
gael z odznakami i r6znemi chora-
gwiami kt6re reprezentowaly o.
sobne powiaty, take rome iowa
rzystwa re St. Paul i Mimeapo--
lis, i kilkanascie batalion6w pie
choty i konnicy. Parada, zakon-
czyla sic pred drzwiami wielkie7
go AUDITORIUM W St. Paul, gdzie
rczpoczeto konwcncye.
Przemawiali nastepujacy:
Frank w. Murphy, T. P. O'Con-
nor rcprezentant Anglii, kt6ry
przez 40 lat Jest cz!onkiem angiel
skiego parlamcntu i Dan w. Law
Ter.
w sobote przeniesiono sic do
Minneapolis, i rozpoczeto druga
sesye, gdzie powt6rnie przema-
vial, T. P. O'Connor, zachwyca--
jac obecnych swa humorystyez1la
nova, i nicnawiscia przeciw kaj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

Mimi, zabezpieczy1 sobie licehsye
ma polowanie " Winonie ma caly
scion, kt6ry sic rozpoczal logo a
.skonczy sic 30go listopada, SEE
ryf William E. Parr 2 Winony. i
DR.. F. H. Rollins Z St. Charles,
takze sig ubezpieczyli W licensye'
Wielu innych z~aopatrzylo sic "
.licensye i zamierzaja udac sic "
bory M p4fnoc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22

.Winonie telegfaficzne zawiadomie
ME, azeby przybyi do East Vino
ma we wtorek Q 2giej godz. pc pc
ludnip, gdyz ehcia1 by sic Z mimi
zobaczyc. Pociag zat'zyma} sic til
ma kilka minut a Kukllhski mia}
lyle czasu ably sic pozegnac z lre
wnymL DIVA wagony byly napel.
iinione wojskiem, jechali oni w stro
ne Nowego Yorku, a potem dalej
,wprost do Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
SIEsZCZEsC1E AUTOM0BI-
LOWE.

w podrozy z. Wisconsin do Min
neapolis, W piatck, PREY wjezdzie
ma duzy most pc stronie wiskon-
sinskiej, automobil kierowany
przez Wolskiego poslizna} sic,
wpadf W zarosle i przcwrocil sic.
Syn Wolskiego, kt6ry znajdowa}
sic W samochodzie, odni6sl PREY
tenn wewnetrznc uszkodzenia i
musiano go przywiesc do lekarza
ably go zbadal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
HAWAI-! KAWA!!

w niedziele pc poludniu i VIE
czorem 25go listonada urzadza
"Klub Polskicj M}odziczy'' pred
stawienic i kawe, IA kt6re zapra-
szaja wszystkich, malych i doro--
s|ych.. Wstep wolny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
ZINdA W TYM ROKU MA Ma
DEJSc P6zNO.

Znawcy przepowiadaja, IL praw
dziwie zimowe powictrze nawie--
dzi mas w tym roku dosyc p66zno,
z powodu, re miejsze mrozy we've
snie mas nawiedzi}y W tym roku
a tax zwykle bywa, re prawdzi-
wa lima nastepuje dopicro pc pew
Eym odstepie czasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
PREF WI
q

Franciszek Kuklinski, syn PAM
J6zefiny Kuklinskiej, dawniej "a
mieszkalej v Winonie, po6zniej "
Little Falls a obeenie " Kaliforni
nadeslal do swych krewnych v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
MA URLOPIE z DAVENPORT,
KANS.

Alojzy J. Stryce1, prywatny z
Fort Leavenworth, HAMS, bawi "
Winonie ma urlopie, kt6ry sic
skonczy 24go listopada. Jest on
cz}onkiem regimenckiego stowa-
rzyszenia cry W pike nozna, gra-
nej " pozycyi IA prawym kolcu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
n P0LoWANIE " 30.
RACH.

Pan Jozef Winczewski, przez
,,dziesiec lat auditor powiatowy wi
noa1as.kiego powiatu~ a teraz ma sta
nowisku rzadowem " Duluth,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-22
Kolekta ma Sen1inaryum "
Orchard Lake, Mich.

AcWllShd N1hCOiyd pdlll.'TA.o
Nastepujacy dali pc dolarzc:
Winczewski Jan A., Laska Leon
Stepczynski Pi6tr, kaczorowski
August, Czaplcwski Stan. kaczo-
rowski J6zef, Malotka Jan, Sly
ca Kazili{erz, Kamrowska Augu.
sigma, Lc]wica JAM, Nelson Mrs
Andrew, Kulas August, Plachecki
Jan, Rajkowski Fran. Mlynczak
Cccylia, Garinger George d. Rol-
biecki FIR. X. Hamerska Julianna,
BorkOwski FIR, Milanowska An
ma, Kukowska Paulina, Matyja--
six Wojc. Ostrowski Leon, Micha-
}ewski Wine, .Januszewska Ma
rya, Prondzinski J0zef, Prondzin
ska Marya, Prondzinska Apolonia
kiedrowicz FIR. Szudera Stanis}a-
wa, Grochowski FIR. Myszka Am
brozy, Ostrowski Edward, Mila--
nowska Francuszka Dudzilski
Walenty, Drazkowski Jan, Liber-
ko Stanislaw Wilma Ignacy, VIE
czorek Stanis}aw, Rudnik Mrs. w.
Jazdzewski J0zef, Potrac FIR. Gle
minska Walerya, Grabowskd Mrs.
Michalowska Marya, Gapa Any,
Maliszewska Walerya, Grucha}a
Agata Mrs. Wr6blcwska Monika
Jercczck J0zcf w. Ostrowski Jan,
Block Henry, Cierzan Alojzy, We
jcr Marya Z rodzina, Grzegorzew
ski Aug. Osowski Hcnryk, Sikor-
ski Ant, Kukaszcwski Piotr, b.
rzeszkowski Jan, MichaloWski FIR.
Miloch August, Skuczynska Moni
ka, Mlynczak Franc. Peplinski
Wine. Gostkowski MARGIN. Bin
czyk MARGIN, Szarmach J6zef, Wa
tenbach Jozef, Maliszewski Flo
ryan. Wojtalewicz Teofil.