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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
JAP ISSUE in
LOCAL CASE

Jurors were sharply examined
for traces of anti-Japanese preju-
dice, in Superior Judge Easter
days court Wednesday, where Ka-
meo Kawabe is suing the Cont
mental Life Insurance & Invest
ment Co. for $4,000 insurance on
the life of his wife, Sadako Ka-
wabe.
Two jurors were excused by the
plaintiffs attorney, John b.
Keener.
The insurance company claims
Kawabe and his wife were in
league with their solicitor, also a
Japanese, H. T. Satow, and that
all three of them knew Mrs. Ka-
wabe to be very i'll when the
policy was taken out, In February,
1916. She died a little over
month afterward.
Kawabe was for some time a
grocer on the Fife road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Tho store that
OTHERS TURN
CRONEN DOWN

Mayor Fawcett and Commits
sioner Drake voted mo" Wednes-
day morning on Commissioner
Gronen's ordinance appropriating
$4,000 for two electric panels at
the city sub-station, and killed the
ordinance.
Fawcett explained his vote by
declaring that he did not believe
the present business of the light
plant necessitated such an eXpen-
ture. The panels include switch
wiring. They act as distributing
centers for the electric lighting
circuits.
IF the city does not buy these
panels, it means that the electric
light current in many homes will
continue to flicker and be uncer-
tain," said Gronen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Wife Ran Away;
Asks Divorce

Suit for divorce was filed We'd
nesday by Charles A. Johnson
against Bessie johnson, with the
charge that she is woman OF
violent and ungovernable temper,
and that she had the habit of 60
ing away and leaving him. They
were married in May, 1915; she
left him in August and stayed
away three months. He found
her in Aberdeen, he says, and she
came back.
She left him again in April.
1915, and stayed two months, and
he then found her in Seattle and
brought her back.
She left again in October and
has not returned, so he says.
He alleges that she drank and
smoked cigarets to excess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
HALF BILLION
FOR US. NAVY

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 81.
Increased by $12S,0OO,O0O since it
passed the house, the administra-
tons naval bill--the biggest in
the history of the country-was
reported to the senate this after
noon by Senator Tillman, chair
man of the naval committee.
The bill, as revised, carries 20
tai of nearly half billion dollars
and authorizes the president to
commander private ship yards
and munitions plants in time of
war.
The biggest item of increase is
$11 100000 for the immediate
completion of the war vessels now
Under construction.
1t is stipulated that $35, 600, 900
be expended for completion of sub
marines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Valley School
EDITOR THE TIMES:

EDITOR THE TINES:
Thanks for your fine editorial
on the necessity of establishing a
secondary school Of agriculture IN
Western Washington.
But we need MORE OF THEM
and they must be vigorous and
determined in their purpose.
Let us serve notice on oul
Pierce county legislators that We
confidently expect them to make
provision for the establishment Of
the proposed school in the millage
appropriation bill, and that they
are going to be held to account Il
they FAIL.
There is infinitly more need
for this school than there is fol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
First in War
First in Peace
First in the Hearts
Of His Countrymen.

The commissioners took no &C.
ton.
1t is said the commissioners be-
lieve the bridge should be built by
the inter-county river improve
ment board, because as they say,
1t was necessitated by the straight
ening of the river.
The inter-county board on their
side think that as the bridge
would be exclusively a Pierce
county benefit, it should be built
by the commissioners.
Factions in the neighborhood
have been divided as to the loca-
ton of the bridge, and the matter
is expected to be threshed out at
big meeting at Firwood Wednes-
day night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
MEALS HIGHER
AT HOSPITAL

The increasing cost of living is
hitting Tacoma's contagious hos
pital. Vance Fawcett, superin-
tendent of the hospital, sent word
to the city council Wednesday that
he could not feed patients any
longer on the 20-cent-a-meal pol
icy of the city.
The council voted to give him
25 cents for each meal hereafter.
In asking for the increase, Mayor
Fawcett said that his son was sup
plying as good meal for the
money as you could get any place
in the city," but complained that
he could not maintain his present
standard with the cost of foods
increasing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Refuse to Make
Rules Tighter

City employees must take civil
service examinations for promo
ton, but can be denoted at the
will of their superiors. The city
council refused Wednesday to
adopt new civil service rule,
asked by the employees and civil
service board, which would pro-
vide that a denoted employe
should have recourse to a hear
ing.
Another rule, which will let
Police Chief Smith and Fire
Chief Carlson return to their
former departmental ratings II
they are removed from their pres
ent places was adopted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Strafe Germany
EDITOR THE TIMES

! am a constant reader of your
Letter Box and find them very in
teresting, and better than other
papers are.
Now through the letters the
public is informed of lots of ways
in life. The letter signed "U. s.
Citizen" Is good because 1t showed
where the Germans stand.
Why not make them suffer a
little bit, like the Polish people
had to suffer In Prussian Poland,
and how bad they were treated
by the Germans even before the
war.
still as a schoolchild then re-
member the abuse on Polish peo-
pie, the German cry, Down with
everything that's Polish"
"Ausrotten die verfluchten
Polaken" means Destroy the
damned Polacks, all Polish ways,
Polish speech, Polish prayers, Po-
lish songs, all, all that's Polish,
in Polish land taken by Ger
mans"
Everybody remembers the Po-
fish school strike in 1905 and the
sufferings from them, for more
abuse to Polish people. Then the
great war came, and the Polish
have to suffer from all countries
the most.
Three parts OF Poland under
different rulers at war, had to
fight brother against brother,
son against father, against their
will. Villages and Polish cities
we're destroyed and burned, all
children under seven years were
sick, starved and died, there was
no food, no clothes, and no roof
overhead. Wherever the armies
went. the fighting was on Polish
land.
And now the kaiser is hard
pressed and wants more soldiers.
To get them he proposed a new
Poland of the part which he took
from Russia, and wants to get
100000 Polish soldiers to fight
for him.
How about his Prussian Poland
and Austrian Poland? He says
nothing. He will keep this for
himself. Belgium had to suffer
q lot in blood and life, but Poland
three times as much, all by the
kaiser's and the Germans fault.
But we American Polish stay
behind President Wilson for all
that may come, like Kosciusko and
Pulaski, who were with George
Washington fighting for the free
dom of the United States.
The Germans are dreaming to
rule the whole world. You all
may know about the German song
Deutschland Uber Allies Ger
many Above AID and was forced
to sing this song against my will
in Prussian Poland.
As soon as / was 10 years old
had a longing for the free U. S.
of America, and here I am over
10 years in the land of free
speech, free religion and liberty,
which was barred from me in
Prussian Poland, where the kaiser
was and is worshipped by the
Germans nearly as God.
Civilization would be far better
off without kaisers and kings,
and wars would be nothing but a
past dream. Not all Germans are
bad, but they are led to believe
bad from the higher-ups.
| am for a free and united and
independent Polish republic.
AMERICAN POLISH ZBYSKO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Jury Disnisses
Race Riot Case

Nick Bascovich, accused by
Nick Milicich of assaulting him
last New Years day as the Sc
quel of the Austrian-S feeling
in Old Town, was found not
guilty in Superior Judge Easter
days court Tuesday. The jury
was out As minutes.
Pete Cerovich, who was dis
missed Monday because the war
rant mistakenly alleged the as
sault to have been on JAN, 1916,
instead of 1917, was re-arrested
Tuesday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
COPENHAGEN SNUFF
NOT AFFECTED BY
U-BOAT WARFARE

Sam Lavroff, wholesale tobacco
and cigar man, is laughing over
the newspaper reports from Ev-
erett about a shortage in Copen-
hagen snuff, because of the war
embargo.
THE reports said that the snuff
comes from Copenhagen, and that
If the embargo continues long
enough there won't be any left"
said Sam today.
Copenhagen snuff is all made
in Chicago. 1t is simply mix
ture of strong tobacco, ground
fine, and molasses. None of II
ever saw Europe"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
HOUSE STANDS BY
BONE-DRY SCHEME
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 81.
First blood in the house fight
on the Reed amendment to the
postoffice appropriation bill max
ing prohibition states bone dry,
was distinctly with the prohibi-
tionists today when the house de-
feated, by a vote of 206 to 81, an
amendment by Rep. Saunders of
Virginia, which would have taken
the sting from the Reed amend
ment,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21

Well, then, Mr.. MontgOm-
cry, as your letter is u very
fine little editorial in itself, 1
will begin right now by hand
ing IL along to Times readers.
Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
PLATES

If you require a Plate, let us
show you our Electro Whalebone
Plates, one OF the best Plates
made. These Plates are light,
durable and beautiful. To appre-
ciate our Plates you must see
them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
KANSAS BONE DRY

tUnifed Press Leased Wire)
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 21.-Tne
bone dry bill passed the senate
this morning without amendment.
The governor will sign 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
In the Editors Mail

IA NEW capitol building, or than
there is for an appropriation of
$4,000 to advertise the state to
the OUTSIDE world. Let us FIRST
take care of our people AT HOME.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY,
Editor, Puyallup Valley Tribune.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21

method. Let me send you proof at
my expense. DIR. II. NEWMAN,
Licensed Physician, State New
York. ESQ Fifth Ave., New York,
Desk E-3gG,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Get Rid Eat
Of That lh1

Free Trial Treatment
Sent on request. Ask
for my "pay-when-re-
duced" offer. My treat
ment has reduced at
the rate of a pound q
dav. No dieting no ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
BRIDGE WORK

BHIDUE WOTth
We defy anybody to produce
better or more serviceable bridge
work, no matter how much more
the cost is. We take special
pride In all our work and bridge
work is no exception. We use
The very finest materials obtain
able $1,000. 50 PER Iooih
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
E5l!SsuRATED
MAGNESIA

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Heartburn, Belching, Sour stomach,
Gas In Stomach, etc, take a tea
spoonful OF Bisurated Magnesia in
a half glass of hot water after eat
ing. Is safe, pleasant, and harm
less to use and gives instant relief
from all forms of stomach disorder
Sold by druggists everywhere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21

We are always glad to show
samples and advise you. Our SER
vices are available at any time.
We are the largest Plate max
ers on the coast-Plates from So
up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21

Denman has been appointed to
succeed Bernard Baker on the
United States shipping board. He
is a San Francisco lawyer and ex-
pert on maritime affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
Attention, Girls
EDITOR THE TIMES.

EDITOR THE TIMES:
Like Wilkeson l want and need
a wife.
am rancher, have good
home, have never been married.
Would prefer an American girl
between the age of 20 and rs.
Now don't all write at once.
If references are required l re-
fer to any county officer of this
county, or merchant. Signed,
MATLOCK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21

The length of battle line in Eu-
rope, Asia Minor and Africa now
approximates 1000 miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21

Name and address of writer
will be furnished at Times
office on request.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
1'ODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES

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o WHAT RETAILERS PAY 4
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-21
DIR. AUSTIN DIR. BURNS
DENTISTS
We Save You Money
on Your Dental

saving 20 cent anything youand should IN
point make the saving
dental work Before decide dentist CONSULT
WITH US-LEARN HOW AND WHY WE CAN PRODUCE DENTAL
WORK LOWER PRICES THAN TRUST DENTISTS There
8 about 1t.
FIRST principle this office QUALTYeveything else
That why ATTACH WRITTEN, TENYEAR
GUARANTEE OUR WORK. no ask you take
satisfies particular IT
WILL COST YOU NOTHING.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

Gym. Mnie sic to niestety ME udalo.
Kapela era hymn Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, Marsylianke, q wreszcie pod
GAS odjazdu parowozu polski hymn
do Boga. Parow6z sapie, dudni, o.
krzyki hurra! i z Bogiem ~rozlegaja
sic gromko. Widat ~jeszcze biaiy bu-
kiet kwiatow, kt6rym druh Urbanek
zegna pozostajacych, a wreszcie po-
ciag znika. Pozostajs ma stacy setki
1 setki ludu polskiego, re liant " O.
each, ze smutkiem ma tTarzach, ze
scisnietemi %gardlamt..
Mkt sic chwilowo ME rusza; wszys
cy jak gdyby W oozekiwaniu czegos.
Ktos 2 obecnych odzyws sic: TAX
malo ich pojechaio? -- Ma to stojsca
obok mnie PAM Swiderska m6wi: To
dopiero poczatek, to pierwsi. Pojda
j~eszcze inni p6jda, ME msrtw sie,
OF, p6jds, pojda, tylko MECH Mkt
ME zagiusza giosu krwi. kt6ry Gle W
MAJ tax SLIME dis odezwai. Znikns
oryentacye, r64nice zdsh 1 ,pr1eko-
nan p~olitycznych. Ro7umiet bedzie-
my. he ola nas jest jedns 1edyna O.
r~yentacya polska, przekonsniem po-
litycznym bicie wrog6w o~dwiecznych,
bez wzgledu PREY czyim boku 1 ola
jakim froncie, q roSnicy zdah ME
bedzie co do tego, Re nam mkt kasS-
tan6w z ognia dobywal ME bsdzis, 1
wolnosci ola naszej Ojc1yzny Mkt
nam W prezencie ME da, ale dada
nan wszyscy, gdy beda musieli, a po-
pra niektorzy, gdy zobacza, Re narod
polski to wielki, 4ywy. wolnosc mad
zycie milujacy i ME znajacy ofiary,
kt6rej by ola wolnosci Ojczysny ma
oitarzu Jej ME zio4yi. Pojda jeszcze
inni p6jda!.,. Poleje sic jeszcze
duao naszej krwi s~erdecznej, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

miejscowego 1 j~eSzcze jeden obywa-
tel, kt6rego ME pamietam nazwiska.
Reprezentantka Sokolic wreczyla f.
Urbankowi bukiet bialych kwiatow,
ola tych. co ida wywalczyG wolnosG
O~jczyznie, przemawiajac r6wnocze-
Snie rzewnych slow kilka. Ma "a
kohczenie przem6wif s%erdeCznie miej
scowy officer r~ekrutacyjny T. Urba-
mex, m6wiac odjezdzajacym do wi
dzenia', gdy4 wkr6tce 1 On tam W
szeregi przybedzie. Ma zakohczente
odspiewano ,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgi-
neia".
Pc wyjsciu ze sail ustawiono sic
W szeregi | maszerowano ulicam1
miasta ma stacye kolejowa W porzad-
ku nastepujacym: Sztandary, Kape-
la polska, O~chotnicy, Sokolice W nun
durach, Tow. Sw. Michala Arch. "
mundurach, Tow. sw. Stanis}awa X.
W mundurach, kilkuset Polak6w
czwrokami I pluton Sokol6w W mum
durach polowych. Chodnikami szta
wielka Hose polskich dzieci, pan, pa
nien 1 matek 2 dziecmi ma reku a
wszystko juz to smutne, juz to pc
wiekszej ,czesci zap,akane. Najwese-
lei z caiego pochodu wygladali ci'
co o mich piosnka m6wi: ,,Bo taxi los
wyda} Bog, Re ME wiemy gdzie nasz
grob. -"
Ma pochwaie policyi m~iejscoWej
nadmienic wypada, re staraia sic lie
mogla ulice ~oczyscit z tramwaju au
tomobili, utrzymywa}a porzadek ma
stacyi a W centrum miasta zauwazy-
lem szefa policyi, kt6ry zwracal u
wage czy podwladni wykonuja 1ego
polecenia.
y Pc przybyciu ma stacye scisk o.
gromny; szeregi sic ziama}y; kazdy
sic stara uscisnaG dion odjezdzaja--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
Polonia W Lowell, Mass.
zegna Ochotnik6w
Armii Polskiej.
(Korespondencya).

Niebywalq u~roczysto$c obchodzila
Polonia lowelska niedziele, 24-go
paadziernika. Otto Polonia tutejsza
sk(adajaca dotychczas ma oltarzu
O~jczyzny Gently wdowie ma glodnych
W Ojczyznie, zdObyla sic dis ma mai
wyzsza ofiare, ~skIadajac ma oltarzu
O~jczyzny pierwsza krople krwi swei
%serdecznej, SlaC W szeregl armli pol
sAioj pierwsza garSC swych syn0w.
Przez czas mego pobytu W Lowell
widzialem tn rozmaite na wiolka ska
le urzadzane uroczystoSci, lecz zadna
z mich ME %potrafiia Ia tax zlaczyc,
zadna tax przejaG, 2adna ME dafa
nam tax odczut, zeSmy dzietmi tel
samei ziemi, tel samej matki Ojczyz-
ny, jak chwila po2egnania tych, kt6-
rzy "a chwile mieli mas opuSciG, Mo-
sac w ofierze Oiczyznie to, co clio
WICK ma naJuTOLSLeSo.
Ma sail Domu Polskiego zgroma-
dzilo sic tylu, lie sic tylko pomiescit
moglo. Byl nasz zacny ks. Ogonow-
ski, byli mezczyzni W mundurach to-
warzystw 1 m}odzicz polska W mum
durach wojska Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych, byli czIonkowie r6anych To-
warzystw / tacy co do zadnego iowa
rzystwa ME nalela, byli ludzie well
kiej WARY i bezwyznaniowcy, ludzie
rozmaitych oryentacyi, socyaliSci i
tacy co navel I ma socyalizm gwiz--
dza - a przeciel gdym spojrza1 W
| okolo DO sail n twarzy powaznych
| smutnych i oczu za~lzawiOnych 1atwo
wvczytaG moglem, IL wszyscy czullS-
NV sic r6wnymi, biednymi wygnan'
cami, tulaczami pc obcej 2iemi "a
kawalkiom chleba, wszyscy dzieei te1
samei matki Ojczyzny, kt6rych wsp0l
ny wr6g pozbawi{ Ojczyzny' Wolho'
Sci i skazal Ia poniewierke l wycie'
ranie obcych kat0w. Byl to Wldocz'
ME wielki .,gIos krwi" i daj Bog BY
" sercach naszych ME zamilkt.
Ma sail gl6wna move wypowie-
dial OBJ. ]. Fafara wykazujqc Wa2
NOSE i znaczenie tworzonia armii pol
skiei we Francyi, oraz zegnajac O
chctnik0w i p~olecajac ich opiece or
Ia Bialego. o Bogu m6wca ami sio
wa ME wspomnia}. liczac widocznl'
ma to, re sledzacy zahim ks. ogono
wski W tym go zastapi, no rozumif
sic, re sic ME przeliczyS. KS. Ogono
wski wyrazi, zal, re jake ksiadz "
szeregi wstapit mic moe polecaJa'
odiezdaajacych Bogu.
Il o%chotnik0w bardzo serdecznl'
przem6wl} slow kilka A. CeouIt
by}y naczelnik Y Okregu Z. S. T., T
Urbanek byIy naczelnik Gniazdd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

tax szybko, ami tax skutecznie
Przyk1ad0w takich jak pc.
wyzsze moinaby przytoczyt
bez liku.
Pozostaje jeszcze wSpom--
nice O tenn, re jest }acznik przez
kt6ry Rada Krajowcj Obrony
p~orozumiewa sic i wsp6}pracu-
.je re Stanowemi Radiant O.
brony i vice versa. Jest to Sex
eva Kooperacyi pomiedzy Ra-
dq K~rajowq q Radiant Stano--
wemi.
Sfery prac / dzia}aG tax
Krajowej Rady, jak Rad Sta
nowych zostafy cokolwiek
zmniejszone z chwila ustano-
vienna specyalnych urzed6w
kra,iowej administracyi zywno-
Sci i opatu. Lecz znaczenie /
wp}ywy tychze mic ma TEN ME
ucierpialy, gdya ~pozostaje je--
szcze niezliczona moe zadan,
wywo}anych wojna. Rady te SO
to specyalne formy, W kt6rych
ujawnia sic oficyalnie duch i
patryotyzm wojenny narodu.
Wade cywilne zadaniom po--
do}ac ME NIGGA, gdyz majq ra-
my wqskie i sciSle prawami i
regufami okreSlone. Ola tych
licznych zadai i zagadnieG wo-
jennych potrzeba cia4, zadnymi
wiezami n~ieskrepowanymi, a
tymi So wfaSnie Rady Obrony
Krajowej i Stanowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
pLnNO Ola C!ERPAcYCH Ma ASIMEI

Move lekarstwo kt6re ka&dy NOSE NY
wac w domu beS przykrOEci I straty
cHaSU.
Ny many nows meto6e, ktora kuruje
~dychawice / ktors powinn!sc!e sprooo-
wac ma nasz koszt. Me robi r6tnicy c1y
choroba ia ju4 dlugo u was istnieje'
CIV dopiero Jest " STADIUM roIwijanla
sic, cry to Jest tylko przelotna czy ehro-
niczna ASTHMA, powinniscie postac 20
beEplatna pr6bke naszej metody: Me
przeszk ada wcale VI jaklm kllrnacie zy-
jecie, ME robi roEnicy lie lat llczycie
albo jakiem Jest vase zajecie jeSli cier-
p!cie ma ~dychawlce, nasEa metoda wy
leozy was stanowc5o.
Ny specyalnIe chcemy posylad TO le-
karstwo tam, g5zie r~zeczywisc!e So wy
padkl beznadzieine, gd3ie wdychan!e.
douches. opium p~reparacye, patentowe
palenIe, etc. ME pomogly. My ohtemy
przekonac ka5dego ma nasE wfaeny
koszt, Re metoda ia Jest p~rzeznaczona
ma po2bycie sic trudnego oddycnania,
charkanla 1 wszystkich ~n!eznosnych pa
roksyznow natychmlast ma zawsze.
Ia oterta Jest "a d~oniosis, a4eby Cd
iotyc 10 chocia$ tylko ma jeden dzien.
Piszcle teraz | sprobujc!e metode zaraz.
Me p~rzysylajcle pien!edzy. Przyslijcie
tylko ten kupon u dotu Zrobcie to dis.
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,,MaCierz POIska".
Wyxaz 0twartych Glow
nych Centr Rekrutacyj-
nych Armii POlskiej i
Oficer6w tam Urze-
du;acych.

Buffalo, y. Y. - Broadway /
Player ul. " Sokolni. Officer
j. ZcbrUwSki.
Boston, Mass. - " SokOlni tam
tejszej. Officer \. Wiacck.
Bridgeport, Conn. - $50 South
Main str, Sokolnia. Officer u. No.
wax.
Chicago, III. - 1909 y. Ashland
ave, Dom Zwi4zku POlek. Officer
VI. SkaTZynSk.
CleYsIand, Ohio. - 7146 Broad
way. Sokolnia. Officer L. ADAM
clak.
Dotroit, Nrich. - r6g Chene 1 Fo-
rest ul. Officer w. SaCzalski.
Milwaukee, Wis. - W Sokoini
tamtsjszej. - Officer Rom. Tylko.
New York. y. Y. 2S7 E. 22ga
III, soko'nia. Officer F. Dd6b.
Schenectady, n. Y. - Sokolni
tamtejszej. Officer j. Sajler. e.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. - Officer W.
SuleWSk.
Winnipeg, Man. Kanada. - ros
Manitoba 1 Parr III. Officer 8.
Blaha.
Pittsburgh. Pa. - rog 8. Is VI
I Carey ave, Sokolpia. Officer A.
CZarnot3.
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krwia ia obmyta zmartwychwstanie
nasza ukochana wymarzona, wielka
l niepodlegla Ojczyzna Mia. " to
wierze, W to wierzyc chce 1 music,
DO i~naczej ME wart bym byi imienia
Polaka, imienia tych co z piesnis ma
ustach wsrs6d najwiekszych katuszy
gineli, wierzac, Re przyjdzie c1as
wolnosci Ojczyzny l o~drodzenia nar0
dowego.
To Jest moja oryentacys, g row
niez wielu innych.
IA NHNi.a