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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04

Siana Jest II mas wszedzic mado-
sfomy tez tax samo. Nasi f%aa1ne--
rzy W tym roku Stony ME" pa:h
ale ogradzaja ably bydlo ME- zja-
III" dopoki jest cicp}o. Urodzai IL
mas byl Itchy = %przcnica wMllaaa:
cd :, do s buszli Y akra, OWES cd
5 do Is buszli Il len q Go i lmszii:
= kartof1i to ME wybraliSm@ tNlf
tu sic wsadzilo.
NJ. Fronczak. FL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
WYDAWAI FAESZYWE

W hotclu ''Winona" przytrzy
mano pcwnego yoscia, nazwis
klein John r. McLain, Z Minnea
polls. Dowiedziono mu, il wyda
wal falSzywc czcki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04

PAM Maryanna Wika Il Dodge,
Wis. bawi cd kilku Gni W Vino
mic swcj cork PAM J6zcfowc.j
Bambcnck.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04

CZY JUz DOSTALISCIE wasz
calendar Naryanski na rok191Sty
jezeli ME to przyslijcie nam wa
sza prenunuerate naprz6d a kalen-
darz bedzie wan pos1any.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
zAP1sUJc1E soB1E W1ARUsA
KalendarZyk Kiesz0nk0Wy
CZYu NAJQlEPSW MFORMATOR | ARAZM
Spiewniczek ma Rok l9l8-y i l9l94y.

kalcndarzyk ten zawiera przeszo 100 stronic. Oprawlony
W p6tno najepszego gatunku, koloru pomaranczowcgo, pred
silvia sic wspaniale. Potrzebny kazdemu. Nawet zolnierzowl
W armii. Pomiedzy in1emi kalendarzyk ten zawiera: katechizm
Polskiego dziecka. Jeszcze Polska ME zginela, Hej panienki po-
%sluchajcie, Op}aty pocztowe. Co wolno przewozic do Ameryki.
Tam Ia bloniu b}yszczy kwiecie. Hymn skautow polskich.
MARY wagi uzywane " stanach Zjednoczonych. MARY dlu-
gosci. MARY zeglarskie. Mary kwadratowe. MARY objetosci.
we, MARY cial sypkich. MARY plyn6w. MARY handlowe. Wagi
zlotnicze wiele innych. Pomiary rzadowe. Bywaj dziewcze
z1rowe. Jak sic nalezy ratowac W naglych wypadkach. Dobre
Rady. Jak uchronic w}osy cd wypadania. Jak robic Cold Cream
Co robic ma lupiez. Co robbie ma piesi opalenie cd s}olca. Co
robic III odciski. Jak robic piwo domowe inne zdrowe napoje
W domu. Toast weselny "a Zdrowie Rodzc6w. Wszystkich tych
informacyj ME spos6b tn wymienic. Nadmieniamy jednak, re
zawarte So jeszcze " tym ka]endarzyku rome praktyczne po-
rady, jakich nigdzie nema, spiewki, porady prawnicze i dok-
torskie, wykaz ludnosci Stan6w zjednoczonych innych Mast
Europy. Wiele spiewek toast6w. Jest W tym kalendarzyku.
wiele czystych kartek do kresenia notatek na diva lata 1918
1919. Mapa Poski W dawnych granicach jest tez zamieszczona
W tym kalendarzyku. Slowem jest to kalendarzyk ola kazdego.
Mkt ME pozaluje kto go nabedzie.
Ma sprzedai " Drulazni Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-04
wajac podczas mszy sw. Dzieci re
|szkoly parafialnej take winszo-.
waly deklamujac i spiewajac Sill
cznie.

= Wie.l ks. Jan Brzezinski, Wv
jecha} " czwartek rano do Pine
Greek, do swych rodzic6w, ably
spolem z mimi spozyc obiad W
dniu dziekczynienia.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
LIBRARY BIRTHDAY.

In honor OF the fourth birthday o.
the Shoshone Public Library the Study
Club meeting( in charge of the Library
Committee, was held at the Library
rooms.
1t was decided. al the business meet
ing, to accept an invitation from the
Sorosis Club, Of Gooding. to meet with
them on Tuesday. April 24th- The
following delegates were elected to at
tend the District Federation Of Cidhs.
at Boise: Mrs. Custer and Mrs. Asr-
rifield, with Mrs. Haddock and Mrs.
Disney as alternates.
Under the title. "Our Library. Past,
Present, and Future" Librariln, Mrs
&c. r. Wheeler. presented some ve-y
encouraging statistics. with cesari to
the growth and usefulness NJ -he Lit
rary. and the increasing number amorg
our farming population. who arr find
ing the Rest Room what its name indi-
Gates. During the month of January
there were 81 patrons of the Rest
Room, and during March 81 The
library books are carrying -atertain-
ment and instruction into many farm
homes. The institution received. IS
a birthday gift from our citizens
about 20 books and about sl4.oo in
money.
Fridays program was closed with a
short humorous reading by Mrs
Bert Bowler. given in her usual
charming way. after which refresh
ments were served to all comers.
All persons having old magazines
or papers-anything in the shape or
papers which they wish TO dispose OF
may do so by bringing same to the
The next meeting o. the Study Club
viii be held at the Parish House, and
will be in charge of the civic Com
nitsee. Roll can-what Our Neigh-
oors are doing for Civics.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
CMPA|GN Of AGRICULTURAL PREPARATION
BISCUITS AND BULLETS TWIN NECESSITIES
SATURDAY MEETING.

In response to the call issued by
Governor Alexander and a call issued
by Lincoln county commissioners,
preparedness meeting ewas held today
in Shoshone. All parts of the county
were well represented. County Audi
tor J w. Lundin called the meeting to
order and read the call. F. W. Good
ing was elected temporary chairman.
A general discussion as to the best
methods to secure the largest possible
acreage of food crops to be seeded in
Lincoln county resulted in the appoint
ment of A. I. Mcmahon, Ben Darrah.
County Commissioner w. ]. Taper,
Joe Culbertson and E. c. Gleason as a
committee on permanent organization.
This committee as given an hour in
which to report. The court house was
well filled with representatives from
every section Of Lincoln county. Dur
ing the absence of the committee on
Permanent organization the meeting
was addressed by Miss z. Fay Fowler,
state organizer of the Boys and Girls
clubs who stated that the boys and
girls clubs of the State during the
past year made a net profit on their
labors of s400,O00.00. She urged a
thorough organization of this work in
Lincoln County. County Superintend-
ent Miss Stella Cook asked that ar
rangements be made for the boys and
girls of Shoshone to utilize the vacant
lots of the city under competent in
structor The committee on organiza-
ton, submitted its report at this time |
and on motion it was adopted. Paul !
s. Haddock was selected as permanent |
chairman, County Superintendent Miss |
Stella Cook was selected as permanent |
secretary and the following executive !
committee selected: Richfield Geo. |
Schwaner, Dietrich, ]. E. Houston, XII
Commissioner r. J. Mcmahon; Jerome |
County Commissioner Anders Ander-
son. This committee fairly represents
every section of the county and is in
structed to work with the new county
agricultural agent to see that every
available acre of tillable land In the
county is farmed this season and also
TO arrange to assist every farmer in
the county who is unable to secure the
seed and feed necessary to secure the
largest possible acreage of food crops
Oh every farm in the county.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
THE KALSER'S PRAYER.
(The Last Ultimatum)

(The Last Ultimatum)
Gott, Gott, dear Gott, attention
blease,
Your bartner Vilhelm's here
Und has word or two to say
Into your listening ear.
So durn away all udders now,
Und listen veil to me,
For vat | say concerns NE much.
Mineself und Shermany.
You know, dear Gott, | vas your
frient,
Und from my hour of birt
I quietly let you rule der Heffen
Vile | ruled DER der cart,
Und ven | told MY soldiers
OF bygone pattle days,
l gladly spildt der glory,
Und gaf you haf der praise.
In every way | dried to brove
Mine heart to you vas drue,
Und only claimed mine honest share
In great deeds dat We do.
You couldt not haf better friendt,
In sky or land or sea,
Den KAISER WILHELM NUM-
BER TWO,
Der LORD OF SHERMANY.
So vat | say, dear Gott, is dis,
Dat We shouldt still be friendts,
Und you shouldt help to sendt mine
foes
To meet der bitter endts.
If you, dear Gott, viii dis me do
I'll holdings ask again,
Und you und | will partners be
Fer effer more, AMEN.
But listen, Gott, it must be quick,
Your help to me you sendt,
Or else l haf to stop attack,
Und only blay defendt;
So four und twenty hours | gif,
To make der allies run,
Und put ME in MINE brudder's
blace,
Der middle of der SUN.
If you do dis, I'll do my bart,
I'll tell der world der fact,
But if you don't den | must dink
1t is a hostile act.
Den var at vonce l will declare,
Und MINE anger rise,
ind sendt MINE Zeppelin ships to
wage
A fight up in der skies.
Dis ultimatum now, dear Cott, |
Is Won of many more.
Nine mindt is settled up to clean
Der whole world off der floor.
Because you vas mine bartner, Gott,
An extra chance iss giffen,
so help at vonce, or else I'll be
Der emperor of HEFFEN. |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
sHosHoNE HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


The first High School Annual ever
put out from the Shoshone High School
has gone to press. and will be read in
a few weeks. We would like very much
to sell number Of these Annals to
the townspeople. They can be had by
giving your name and $3.50 TO Lowell
Danielson the Business manager This
Annual has separate pictures Of the
Faculty and the Seniors, with group
pictures of all classes. Both Societies
have rite-up and pictures Of the
also in it. We have some very good
snap shots of most every one in the
high school There are also some very
funny jokes in the Annual which ara
all original A few pages have been
devoted to Athletics which are illus
trated by the pictures. One Of these
Annuals should be in every home
If anyone has not received their
money in exchange for their Glee Club
tickets. may have same by seeing Mar
shall Chapman or any Of the high
school pupils.
The German students had some pic
lures taken for the Annual last We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Junior Prom is TO be April goth
at the K p. Hall About one hundred
and fifty invitations have been sent in
town and nearby towns The Patron
and Patroness are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ".
Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Custer.
and Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert White
The Public Speaking class will give
a debate some time next week on the
Literary Test. Those taking part on
the affirmative are Edwin Crosse, Clara
Vance and Marshall Chapman; on the
negative are Lois Dunn, Edward Chris
man. and Edward Ryan. A great deI
of time and energy has been put on
this debate so it win no doubt be ve-y
good.
The German II class have finished
reading Pole Poppens oeier and Rad
their test Thursday morning. This
class will not convene any more this
year.
All classes are busy reviewing thess
days preparing for the Finals. which
will be given in three weeks
The high school is going 10 have an
orchestra next year under the direction
of G. ". Johnson.
The Student Body held their monthly
meeting last Tuesday afternoon A
committee was appointed to go to the
board to see about having a gymnas-
ium built for next year. SO much has
been spent in renting a building for
such purposes that Gym would in a
little while pay for itself.
At the first baseball game of the
season. Shoshone beat Wendell IS to S.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
GEMS FROM REV. BAUM.

The following beautiful and lofty
sentiments were expressed by Rev. F..
= N. Baum in an address to mothers of
grown sons. which appeared in the
Oregon Daily Journal, Portland. Sat-
urday. April 7th:
No lily bloom of Easter in the year
and in life without the decaying bulb,
a dark Friday.
And what made the dark Friday of
our redemption Good Friday" if not
the awfulness of the saving sacrifice?
without the shedding of blood there
is no life nor redemption.
Did your boy cost you too much to
give him for the cause Of Justice, lib
erty and mercy, for the imperiled very
life of the world? The Savior, oniy
redeemer of your womanly life in this
and every world. said earnestly:
Except a grain OF wheat fall into
the ground and die it abides by ITSELF
barren as in a show case.
When He started for Jerusalem to
die, His fond disciple, Peter, said,
Don't CO." Your son is nobly dissat-
isfied with living for himself alone,
barren existence. AS he starts out to
freely give his life where it will count
the most and issue in harvest of
good to suffering fellowmen. to you.
fond mother, say don't go?"
Daughters of America, weep not for
u.s. these manly followers of the great
ion splendid they go on their redeem
ing way attended"
F. M. BAUM.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
w. C. T. U. Cooked Food Sale.

The w. c. T. u will hold a Cooked
Food sale in the A. I. McMahon office.
on Saturday afternoon. April 81. In
order to obtain money for relief work
among our soldiers. and for Red Cross
supplies.
The call has been sent out from
National headquarters for every I'm
ion to answer the call for duty, and
the Shoshone Union hopes to be one
Of the first in the state to respond.
We ask for the patronage of all the
good people, as this is a worthy cause.
We love our country and Old Glory.
Let us show il now.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
THE DARRAH SCHOOL. DIST. 1s.

Bert Calhoun returned from Portland
last week.
The Idaho Irrigation Co. moved all
of their machinery from the North
Shoshone farm last Wednesday.
There was farewell dance and ca d
party given at the home OF Mr.. NJ. Mil
Ter last Saturday. Mr.. Miller and faIn-
lily left Thursday for North Yakims,
Washington. where they expect to
make their home.
Mrs. Carol Alberthson spent a few
days in Pocatello with her son lest
week.
Mr. John Sims made a business trip
to the Cottonwood last Monday.
Mr.. c. C. Weeks will move on the
Miller ranch Thursday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
BASE eAIl SEASON OPENS.

The base ball season was opened here
last Friday by game between the
Shoshone and Wendell high school
teams. The score stood IA to In
favor Of Shoshone. The batteries were:
Shoshone, Danilson and Wilson; Wen
dell, Kenney. Hawk and Miller. Dan
ilson. the Shoshone pitcher famed out
fifteen men.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
AUTO STAGE SERVICE OPENED.

The Southern Idaho Auto Stage Co.,
have opened their lines to Gooding and
Twin Falls at nine a. m. and p. m.
Leaving for Gooding at nine a. m. and
again in the evening after the arrival
of the branch trains. Mr.. Silva, the
proprietor has refitted his autos and
has everything in tip top shape to
give the public quick and satisfactory
service.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20

Quotations from Those who speak
with authority and comment by Rev
F. NJ. Baum.
Hope thou in GOD-The Lord is on
my side: 1 will not fear."-Ps. Tho
while your sins be as scarlet they shall
be as white as snow."-Isa-
as hitse as snow."-Isa-
TN the world ye shall have tribula-
ton; but be of good cheer l have
overcome. He that beliveth in ME
shall never die."-Jesus Christ.
Undr Sovereign Savior carth's
tragedies End in a Divine eomedy.)
IF. NJ. e.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
OUT OF TOWN NEWS ITEMS Of INTEREST
WHAT OUR FARMERF0IkS ARE DOING
DIETRICH NEWS

| - ftfOff ~ - w
Florence and Vernon Wolfe started
to school Monday
Mr.. Hal Cornell left Tuesday night
for Omaha, Nebraska, where his moth
er is very i'll.
Jack Pense returned Sunday from
Pocatello after a two weeks stay there.
Mrs. F. c. Smith. Mrs. shelIman and
son Lyall were trading in shoshone
Tuesday.
Warner Patterson and family are
now .domiciled in their new home a
mile south of Dietrich.
Rev. and Mrs. n. A Pierce, Rupert
Borden and Ralph Kepford went to
Twin Falls Wednesday TO attend the
State Missionary Convention held at
that place. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
Lyall Shellman left Tuesday for
Caldwell. Idaho. where ne has secured
employment on a ranch.
Rev. Monroe, recently from st. Mary.
Idaho. arrived in Dietrich last week
and expects to make his home on his
ranch 4 miles south of town.
Mr. Sartory who lives southeast of
Dietrich brought in his oil Tractor
Monday. He expects to do some work
with the road graders later on
Mrs. Miller. Carol and Mrs. Satory
were Saturday visitors in Shoshone.
Chas. Johnson. o. E. Borden. w. W.
Sine. Mr.. Patterson and Harry Nelson
attended the meeting called by the
County Commissioners at Shoshone
Saturday
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. O. E. Borden
" ere shopping in Shoshone Saturday.
Mr. Joe Johns made a business trip
to Shoshone and Boise this week.
o. E. Erickson from Loveland, Colo.
visited at the E. S. Crist home last
week. Mr.. Erickson would have locat-
ed here but on account of scarcity of
houses. proceeded to Burley.
Catholic services were held in the
Chapel Car on Wednesday April 18th
by Rev. Father Wurtzburger of Sho-
shone.
Mrs C. ]. Wells and son Vincent
were visitors in Shoshone Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Donovan and daughter
Florence of Minidoka, visited the DON
ovan home Thursday afternoon
Mrs. L. F. Struthers and children,
Dorothy and Phyllis. spent Tuesday at
the Grewell home while Mr.. Struthers
went to Richfield.
Miss Carrie B. Stronach visited the
dentist at Shoshone Tuesday.
AS soon as the house. vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gutenberg. is repapered
and renovated. it will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bailey.
Mr.. Fred Lehman was a business
visitor to American Falls for a few
days this week.
A building for the handling OF cream
This makes it convenient for shippers.
School election was held Monday.
Mr.. Sine, Mr.. Zimmerman and Er.
Hamilton were candidates. Mr.. Sire
was elected for the three year term and
Mr.. Zimmerman for the one year term.
This was a strong field of candidates
and the voting was close. The tax
levy carried unanimously.
An Owinza section man while walk
ing to Shoshone Monday decided 10
board an on coming freight while in
motion. The unfortunate man was
under in such a way that both |
legs were broken. and had to be am
putated at the knees. He was taken |
TO Shoshone for temporary treatment |
and from there removed to Salt Lake |
City to the hospital.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
CORRECTION.

The journal stated last week that
Lowell Daniison is president OF the
Senior Glass OF the Shoshone high
school Mr.. Daniison is president Of
the student Body. and Edwin Crosse
i. president OF the Senior Glass.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
ROYAL HleHLAnpeRs BALL.

The Royal Highlanders will give
grand hall at their hall Friday April
q. Tickets ono dollar and you arr
sure to get your dollars worth
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-20
FREE!

Capt. Phillips has a clever little de-
vice in the shape of a towel holder,
which he is giving away Call and
get one.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26

znow zarzucano, IL w okolicy
Jass, W Rumunii pociag transport
tow, oznaczonych, jako przybory
i towary dla amcrykahskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza przeznaczo-
ne - zawiera automobile - dla
rl:muhskiego dworu, by dworowi
tcmu ulatwic ucieczke kraju, w
kt6rym ma grozit rewolucya prze
ciwko kr0lowi Fcrdynandowi
Rumuhskiemu i jego malzonce,
kt0rych chca jakoby L tronu zrzu
cic; co ma tel planowanej rewolu-
cyl jest prawdy, ME wiadomo;
faktem jest, IL w transporcie O.
wynn automobilow zadnych nie-
ma to stwierdzila ambasada a.
merykahska w Piotrogrodzie, po-
czem wladze bolszcwickie poleci-
ly ME molestowaG owego amery-
kahskiego transportu i jego 80
wozow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
POWODZENIE PROPAGAN-
DY STOW. CZERWONE-
GO KRZYZA.
Washington, 26. grudnia.

Washington, 26. grudnia.
Wcdlc dalszych wiadomoscl
nadeszIych do dnia Bozego Naro-
dzenia, propaganda Stow. Ger
wonego Krzyza przysporzyla tel
organizacyi w przeciagu tygodnla
100000 nowych cz}onkow, W
micjsce dziesieciu milionow, o
kt6rych sic starano. Me re wszy-
stkich Stan6w nadesz}y raporta
szczcg6}owe. Komplctne raporta
T. North Dakota wykazujq, &c po-
zvskano tam S0,207 nowych
czlonk0w w micjsce oczckiwa-
nych $1,000, a W South Dakota
$1,000 w miejscc oczckiwanych
10000. Podobne wiadomosci mad
chodza r6znych innych stron.
We Wyoming, Colorado, Utah l
New Mexico oczckiwano lSl,0OO
nowych czionk0w, a Pozyskano
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
wypadkach zapaena pfuc

ucha. .Niemcy napadli ma niego
niespodzianie, kiedy stall na war
Gle; kicdy go pochwycili, poderz-
neli mu gardlo, co nics}ychana
jest brutalnoScia W wojskach cy-
wilizowanych. Starry zolnierzc
znajq podobnc wydarzenia tylko
zokampanii 70 ma Filipinach."'
Inny biulctyn donosi o tenn, W
jaki spos6b Niemcy W zajetych OBJ
szarach W p0lnocnej Francyi W
Belgii, L dom6w wypedzaja ko-
biety dzicci ma dw0r, ma snicg,
by zabudowania zajat dla swoich
zoinierzy, ola koni i swOich ta-
borrow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26
- sierpnia 1916.
OSTRZEZENIE OLA WLAS-
CICIELI MLYNoW.

Evansville, Ind, 26. grudnia.-
Zarzqdy wielkich mlynow tutej-
szych otrzymaiy ostrzezenie cd
Southeastern Millers' Association
W Nashville, Tenn, IL tajna poll
eva federalna odkryla spisek ma
jacy ma celu wysadzenie w po-
wietrzc wszystkich m}ynow w
kraju w przeciagu dni kilku. Wo-
kolo mlyn6w postawiono straze
zaopatrzone w nabita broh.
indianapolis, Ind, 26. grudnia.
. Z gl6wnej kwatery ,Millers'
National Association" nadeszla
prosba do policyi tutejszej, by "a
jeIa sic specyalnem strzezeniem
tutejszych mfyn6w wyrabiaja-
cych make, gdyz So one zagrozo-
ne wysadzeniem w .powietrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-26

musiala wieSc dalej wojne rewo-
lucyjnym sposobem... Konwer-
sacya ia miafa urzedowy Charak-
ter zmierza widocznie do wy
tworzcnia lcpszego porozumienia
miedzy Rosya bolszewicka a A
l;antami.
- Walk z powstancami kozac-
kimi ME zapowiadaja rych}ego,
koiica: podobno karkaska armia
rosyjska oSwiadczyla sic "a bol-
szcwikami dazy przeciw MIN.
komisarze bolszeWiccy usilnic
staraja sic o nawiazanie porozu-
mien L Rada Ukrainna, ktora ro-
wniel sklania sic do ustepstw:
kompromis jest przeto mozliwy.
Dalej bolszewiki pertraktuja Z
r6zmaitemi frakcyami socyalisty-
cznemi - celem doprowadzenia
do iormalnego rzadu w Rosyi -
koalicyJnego z reprezentacy9
wszysktich glownych stronnictw.
L Turkestanu donoszq, IL tam re-
wolucye przeciw w}adzom bolsze
Wickim podni0si general korowi-
czenko, stronnik KicrenSkiego: ::
onegdaj general ten zostaf jednak
zamordowany przez motloch
wzburzony przcciw MENU. Rad
bolszcwicki wydai polecenia, by
wstrzymano wyrob broni i anti
nicyi wobec tego, re bliskim jest
dIa Rosyi pokoj, a zato maja sic
fabryki zajac wyrobem pred
miotow, potrzebnych do piracy
pokojowej.
Z Syberyi donosza. IL W vie
lu tam punktach do walk przysz-
10 zacietych miedzy stronnikami
bolszewikow, a rewolucya sybe-
ryjska, zadajaca dla Syberyi Cd
dzielnego rzadu; w okolicy Irku-
cka kolej trans-syberyjska costa
Ia przerwana, bo bolszewicy po-
niszczyli tory remizy kolejowe.
- lime sa uoniesienia, il w
Rosyi wiekszoSc ME wierzy, by
bolszewickie zabiegi mogly do
prowadzic do pokoju: jezeli zaS
rzecz ia chybi, wowczas beda mu-
sieli przew6dcy bolszewiccy IL
chodzic z Rosyi - powiadaja, IL
Lenin, premier bolszewicki - juz
Jest do tego gotow...
- Bolszewcikie tiurny pre-
wodnicy ich uprawiaja agitacye
przeciw Stanom Zjedn. - ma ze-
b-aniach w minionq niedzielc
m6wcy anarchist6w bolszewi-
k6w ostro atakowali rad Stan6w
Zjedn., zarzucajac, IL funduszy
Czerwonego Krzyza wspiera pro-
pagande pro-aliancka w Rosy,
przeciwko ktoremu zarzutowi o.
stro zaprotestowai ambassador a
merykahski Francis, stwierdza-
jac, IL fundusze Czerwonego
Krzyza So nietkniete. Ostatnio
g.