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Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

The parade committee for the enter tainment to be given in honor of the first five per cent of Maricopa's quota which leaves next Saturday for camp will meet at the chamber of commerce at 1 o'clock this afternoon to complete IL planS This committee comprises Captain Guilcy of the police reserves, Col. McClintOck of the Rifle club, Chief George c. Brisbois of the Phocn.X po- lice and Sheriff w. II. Willy If Mari copa county, 1sslsted by Harry Welch, secretary of the chamber of commerce.
 IL is tentatively arranged to have thousands of Maricopa people in me Saturday afternoon to escort the sol dier hoys to the depot and bid them gooi-by
 A committee of women, nader the di- rection of Mrs Sims Ely. is making elaborate arrangements for T huge home cooked dinner to be served at the Womens club Saturday nftcrnoon for the soldier boys and their ""latives. The dinner will ne siren by the women of Maricopa courty every woman ill the county being asked to take some interest in the entertainment.
 Dinner at Five O'clock
 When the women of Phoenix planned to give a regular old ashioned home dinner at the Woman's club for the men selected for the first contingent to leave Maricopa county to join the new National army, it was expected that the date of their departure would be Wednesday, September ,. But the army officials have decided that Maricopa' s contingent is not to leave until Satur- day, September B. In accordance with the change in the army plans, the women having the dinner in charge have decided that it shall be held on the same date.
 Announcement was made yesterday by Mrs. Sims Ely, chairman of the WCmen's committee, that the dinner will be held at o'clock Saturday aft ernoon. At that time all the men leaving that evening for the training camp, will be the guests of the women. The dinner will be as informal as it is possible to make any affair. It will be a strictly home" dinner. There will le no need of dressing mp" for the occasion. The men who will soon be in the trenches are urged to invite the members of their families and their personal friends to take their places about the tables and to enjoy the oc- casiCn to the fullest
 First Boys to Go
 The first five per cent will, after the dinner at the Women's club, march to the depot in the monster parade now being planned The list of the men going away Saturday comprises liar rv l. F. Ahrens of Chandler. L. G. Harvey, ST North Eleventh avenue: Malcolm R. Murphey, 916 North Cen tral avenue; Eugene J. McSweerey Il South Tenth avenue; Emmett E. Brum- lev Glendale. William C. Fulton
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
BOSTON SETBACK WHEN NEW YORK
 WINS TWO GAMES

BOSTON, Sept. 3.-(American)- Roston's championship aspirations re- ceived a big setback when New York won two games. New York won in the ninth in the morning clash. Pipp dou- bled. Gideon sacrificed and after Baker was passed purposely, HendryX sin gled, scoring Pipp.
 The afternoon game was won by New York in the first inning after two were out, on singles by Peckinpaugh, Gideon and Baker and doubles by Pipp and Hendryx. Score:
 Morning game: R H E New York ...... .000 900 OO1-1 : 1 Boston .......... 900 900 000-0 0
 Batteries-Shawkey and Nunamaker; Foster and Thomas
 Afternoon game: R H E New York . 400 GOO 00O-4 : 1 Boston .......... .000 900 100-1 6 0
 Batteries-Ffsher and Nunamaker; Leonard, Pennock and Agnew Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
7Foothless Fifty Rise t@ Imd@ns@e
 His Exemption

Numerous have been the claims, and odd the grounds advanced for exemption from military duty which have been received by the local board, but none more so than the claim made by dentist from an un- named town.
 This dentist says that he has fifty patients without teeth; that he has removed the original ones from their jaws and that they are patiently awaiting the manufacture Of artifi- cial ones to replace them, and he asks the draft appeal board for an extension of time to remain at home until he eQuips the fifty with false teeth.
 He says that they paid him for the work at the time"the teeth were eX- tracted. Now he believes he should be allowed to fulfill bis contract, as the fifty patients want to eat.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
Double Program at the Lamara

Wife Number Two, the current William Fox production with Naleska Suratt in the stellar role, finishes it's run at the Lamara theater today. Its two days at that theater have been crowded with success.
 Wife Number Two is a photoplay well worth seeing. It's story, that of a young 0irl who married q man old enough to he Der father, is of universal appeal and holds the spectator from beginning to end Miss Suratts work as the heroine of the story is unusually good and again proves her ability to play a sympathetic role as well as that of siren.
 Miss Suratt is ably supported throughout the play. Taken all in all Wife Nmber Two" is q sterling pro duction well worthy of the Fox name
 Beginning tomorrow the Lamara theater will show Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in 'F'reckles" Paramount picture. Fatty Arbuckle will also be seen today for the last time in his latest two-reel comedy His Wedding Night "
 Mary Pckford at the Empress
 pwinp to the numerous requosts for
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
TWO GAMES TAKEN
 BY PHILADELPHIA
 FROM SENATORS"

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-(Amcri- can) Philadelphia hit WashngtOn's pitchers hard and won. both games The largest crowd that has been at Shibe park in three seasons saw the double header. Walter Johnson was knocked off the rubber in the third inning of the second game, while R. Johnson was effective for the home team.
 Score R H F. Washington w GOA 900 000-4 ' 2 Philadelphia .. 13O O30 00~-7 II ?
 Batteries Gallia, Shaw. Dumont and Henry; Bush, Schauer and Meyer.
 Second game R Fl F, Washington . 00O 900 002-2 0 Philadelphia .016 900 11s-9 I5 2
 Batteries: W. Johnson, Gallia and Ainsmith; E. Johnson and Meyer
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
DOUBLE DIVIDED BETWEEN BOSTON
 AND NEW YORK


 NEW YORK, Sept 3-(NationaD New York and Boston divided double header Boston could get but four scattered hits in the first game while the Giants hit Tyler opportunely. Nehf pitched effectively for Boston in the afternoon. Score:
 Morning game: R H F. Boston .......... 900 GOO 000-0 4 3 New York =. j. 013 GOO 30X-7 II 1
 Batteries-Tyler and Rico; Perritt and Onslow.
 Afternoon game: R H F Boston .......... 000011130-6 F 0 New York ..... 900 900 002-2 6 1
 Batteries-Nehf and Myers; Tesreau and Rariden, Onslow.
 Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican office now. and get yaur wish fulfilled
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
Capt. Jinks will be there as usual.
Myrtle Gonzales at Columbia Theater
 Today Only

The management of the Columbia theater is maintaining their reputation, of showing outdoor pictures. The Greater Law" was a wonderful pie ture, because of the beautiful snow scenes and the outdoor scenery; now comes "The Secret of the Swamp" a feature with Myrtle Gonzales and showing practically the same cast as seen in the Greater haw" This pie ture is q sort of a rural mystery and turns out to be a very pleasing com edy. Tomorrow, Bessie Love, who is by the way an Arizona girl, will be seen as The Heiress of Coffee Dams" also Keystone comedy, The Be tIayal of Maggie This is soldiers day
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
the return of "Hulda From Holland"

the return of "Hulda From Holland' in which the most popular girl in the world Mary Pickford is being starred, the management has booked this pie ture for a two days run which starts tonight at the usual hour of 1:15 and the second show at D. m. This pie ture will be remembered from its won derful run at the Lamara last fall, it is counted among the greatest pictures she has ever done It is story of a family of children coming to America from Holland to see their uncle. One of the features is the little boy Fritz. the manner in which he portrays his part is wonderful
 As an added feature a tWO-reel Fox film comedy entitled. Social Pirates" featuring Chas. Conklin. will be includ- ed completing an exceptional good sev- '7-ro1l m
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
ALEXANDER WINS
 TWO GAMES WITH
 IRON HAND WORK

BROOKLYN, Sep. 3-(NationaD- Alexander repeated his iron-man feat by pitching both games of today's doubie header and winning tlem. He held the BrooklJr4s to four scattered hts ill the first contest. He was hit more freely Iii Ihe >elond game, but the hard and consistent hitting of the Pt1llies which also featured the open lLg encounter, <4pt tim sa;C. Score:
 Morning game R. H F. Philadelphia 0"0 tG0 1O6-5 7 o l'r' ohiyn .. =. 900 900 000- 0 i ,
 Afternoon game:
 Philadelphia .. .. .031 01O 103--9 Brooklyn .. ... 900 101 1O0--3
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
SPORTING NEWS
P|TTSBURC TAXES
 TWO FROM REDS"
 BOTHLOOSE GAMES
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

PITTSBUE,G, Sep. 3.-tNationaD- Pittsburg won both games from Gin cinnati. The afternoon contest was won by punching four hits in the fifth inning, which, aided by two errors. scored five runs Engel, who pitched for Cincinnati in the morning was hit hard and timely while Miller was never in danger. Errors also greatly weak ened Cmcinnati's game. Score:
 R. H. F. Cincinnati e. 900 O0O 0O0- O 3 Pittsburg 400 020 OK s F C Batteres: Engel and Wingo, Cueto, Miller and Schmidt.
 Afternoon game: R. II. E. Cincinnati " .000 010 020-3 II , Pittsburg . " 900 050 COX , l Batteries: Schneider and Wingo; Steele and w. Wagner, Schmidt
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

possible, as the work must be speeded up in order to get Marcopa countys quota ready in time, and that the more physicians on hand would enable the men to be called for examination just that much sooner
 At least six volunteer clerks also are called for These clerks are needed Tn handling the men and getting them ready for the examination by the phy- sicians. Both doctors and clerks wish ing to serve are asked to see either Dr. Nichols or Sheriff Wilky this morning. The medical board will be- gin it's work at o'clock this nor, ing. continuing until o'clock this a. CT noon repeating those hours daily ntil the work of examining the six hun fred men, latest called, is completed.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

did not let a man reach first in the three innings he worked: Score:
 Morning game St Louis ....... 900 OO1 1lO-3 3 Cleveland ..... 900 0S1 00*-9 12 ?
 Batteries: Groom. MolyneauX, Wright and Severoid, Hale; Klepfer ard O'Neill
 Second game St Louis .. O02 0O1 012 OOO-6 II 0 Cleveland =. POP O01 010 001-7 13 ?
 Batteries: Davenport, Rogers, Koob and Severoid; Coveleskie, Morton and ONeill
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

It is not necessary to waste time telling Salt River valley people of the talents of the Schumann- Heink con cert company but it is quite impor- tant to keep before them the facts of the excursion train planned for next Sunday for their convenience in at tending the concert to be given in Wenden, Sunday night, September g., at 7:30 D. m.
 The excursion train will leave here about l o'clock D. m. and will return after the concert. the proceeds of which are to be given to the American Red Cross. The excursion fare will be $4.65 for the round trip. and ad- mission to the concert will be $1.00. There will be ample time between the arrival of the train and the con cert hour to enable eXcursionists to secure dinner, which can be had for 90 cents.
 The Capitol Pharmacy, at the cor
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

Chicago to take both games of the double header from Detroit and gained two games on Boston. Chicago now is leading Boston by six and a half games.
 Detroit took a lead over Chicago in fhe fifth inning of the morning game by punching h;ts and driving Faber off the mound, but Danforth and Williams checked the enemy after that. The locals punched hits in the sixth and seventh inning of the second game. Score:
 By innings:
 DetIolt JUL U4U VVV-9 CiicdSo lVV IAA UlA--i
 Afternoon game: R. H. E. Detroit :. ... .043, ,000,010- s F 3 Chicago .. . .412 303 10x-14 F 0
 Batteries Roland, James, Cunning ham and Yeile; Faber, Danforth, Will Hams, Cicotte and Scha4k, Lynn
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
CLEVELAND TAXES TWO FROM q. LOUIS
 THANKS ID MORTON
rRepublicsn A. p. Leased Wire]

CLEVELAND, Sept (American Cleveland took two games from St. Louis. In the morning the locals punched hits in the sixth inning and scored eight runs. In the afternoon Covelesl<ie and Davenport, who started the game. were ineffective but Morton
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

street, Phoenix, is the agency for the sale of both excursion and concert tickets. It is urged that all who can afford to make this trip do so and thus lend their aid to a very worthy enterprise. Were it profit taking project on the part of the great singer she would doubtless come to Phoenix, but on the contrary she is donating the efforts of her company to this patriotic cause and at the same time helping Wenden to place a liberal donation to her credit.
 In order to insure the running of the special train, a certain number of tickets must be guaranteed, where fore it is highly important that those who go should go early to the Capital pharmacy and secure their tickets. There is always room for the late corners, if there is room for anybody, but right now a lot depends on the early corners
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

Mary Pickford at the Empress pwinp to the numerous requosts fo'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15


|Wotne, ze. ME moze przeto bye Wy
|lacznie darem losu. Nar6d sam
przyczynic sic powinien do tel
piracy mozolnej j poswiecen pei
1nej, kt6ra mu pozwoli> uzyskac
swoj byt panstwowy i re powi-
MEN bye got6w do WALK i do pre-
|lewania swej krwi ola tego pan
silva"
w zakonczeniu swojego. pre-
m6wienia prosif general guberna.
tor Kuk, ably caly nar6d pointer
!mowano 0 tej prawdzie, kt6ra pc
Wilma bye przewodnia myslai W
czekajacem go w p~rzyszlosci "a
daniu.
Czlonek prowizorycznej Rady
|Stanu, p. Niemojowsh, odpowie~
dial general : gubcrnatorom mo
wa,'z kt6rej przytaczamy ~nastepu
jacy ustep politycziy:
"Bedzie naszem wielkim zada--
niem, obok prac .majacych ia cc--
In zorganizowanie panstwa polls
kiego, utworzyc armie narodowa,
pod wlasnymi sztandarami, a 60
towel do WALK W sluzbie Ojczyz-
ny. Zdajemy sobie doskonalc
sprawe z misyi historycznej, kt6
Ia wymaga rozszcrzenia naszych
granic ia obszary wyZwolone z
pod jarzma rosyjskiego, a ciazace
XII Polsce.'
Tenze san p. w. Memo owski
"a ME Il. Dzierzbicki, ktorym
tax czesto m6wiono) wybrany 70
stall marsza}l1iem koron,iym (czy-
Iii przcwodniczacym) prowizorycz
ulcj Rady Stanu. T. Niemoj owskl
nigdy nie bra} udzialu W z.yciu
politycznem polskiem.
l. R6wnoczesnie Z we,jsciem W ur-
rzedowanie prowizorycznej Rady
jStanu, wladze okupacyjne przyz-
na]y polski charakter trybuna}u
drugiej instancyi. Dotychczas bo-
wien polski jezyk byl uzywanym
tylko prZcz trybuna}y picrwszcj
instancyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
UCZhY DzlECl NASzE CZYTAC, PlSAC
movie PO P0lSKU.
WYDzlA1 NAR0D0WY
komunikuje nam nastepujace
correspondence Poiskie A.
gency Cenhalnej "
Lozannie.
O prowizoryczna Rade Stanu.


W sprawozdaniu, jake agencya
VOLTA rozes}a}a telegraficznie
prasie o pierwszem posiedzeniu
prowizorycznej Rady Stanu w
Warszawie, opuszczono ustepy 2
przem6wien general : gubernato--
row o Beselera i Kuka, w kt6,
rych by}a kwestya o armii polls.
kiej o jej czynnym udziale W
wojnic.
Otto, jak sic W tel sprawie wyra
iii general gubernator vonBeseler
Ably odzyskac obydwa te cele
znajdziecie, Panowie, pierwszy
srodek w swojej w1asnej armii,
ktora natychmiast stanie sic 3D.
razu si}a wewnetrzna, a zapewni
b6zpieczenstwo, ma zewnatrz. Ze-
chciejcie, Panowie, zrozumiec wiel
kosc tel misyi, kt6ra kraj wasz pc
winien przyjac ma siebie dobrowol
ME, jak dlugo rozw6j waszego
panstwa ME pozwala domagac sic,
ably spe}nienie tel misyi dokona-
10 sic W drodze prawodawszej. w
porozumieniu z Wami, got6w jest
Wasz Legion waleczny wyecwiczyc6
Wasza mlodziez, zdatna do broni,
ably dokonac mogla wielkiego die
Ia patryotecznego.
General : gubernator austro-we
gierski, Kuk, powiedzia} re swej
strony miedzy innemi:
Me zapominajcie, Panowie, re
Ypa1stwo powinno bye slime i ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Prowizoryczna Rada Stanu. -
Rada Narodowa. - Klub po-
lityczny stronnictw:

StA OAA4lAC1"'
Agencya Wolffa donios]a oficy
alnie, re sk}ad prowizorycznej Rs
dy Stanu ustalono juz ostatecz.
ME. 70 stronnictw, kt0rc wysla}y
do niej swoich Representatives..
a kt6re = jak wiadomo - grupu
ia sic w. t.: wv. "Radzie Narodo-;
wei" najsilniejszym jest Central
NY Komitet Narodowy, socyalis--
tyczny, bardzo antyrosyjski, lec2
take - W prZeciwienstwic do i'll
|nych grup reprezentowanych "
Radzie Stanu - sk}onny do zywej
opozycyi przeciw austro : niemiec
kim w]adzom okupacyjnym: Pc.
siada OH organizacye militarna
mlodziezy, l~iczaca kilkadziesiat
tysiecy W sferach robotniczych q
takze wsrod czesci inteliSencyi. @
t6z Ten Centrally Komitet Marc
|dowy trzyma w rezerwie te konty
gienty, powstrzymujac je cd zg}a
szania sic do oficyalnych blur re
krutacyjnych, gdyz wychodzi on
z z%alozenia, re armia polska pod
legac powinna rzadowi polskiemu,
a ME jakims obcym wladzom oku
pacyjnym.
A co wiecej! Centralny Komi--
tet Narodowy, pred powzieciem
stanowczej decyzy, wyczekuje w
mania przez Aliant6w miedzyna--
rodowego charakteru kwestyi pol
skiej, oraz ich deklaracyi W spra
vie niepodleg}osci Polski. Komen
dant brygady Legionu Pilsudzki,
socyalista, jest naczelnikiem du--
chowym Centralnego Komitetu
Narodowego, oraz z~laczonej z MIN
Polskiej Organizacyi Wojskowej.
Powstrzyma} sic cd wejscia do
prowizorycznej Rady Stanu Klub
polityczny stronnictw (znany W
,prasie polskiej "Kolem miedzy-
partyjnem''), zlozony z grup u
miarkowanych. Me odpowiadaja
faktycznemu stanowi rzeczy wszel
'kie wiesci, jakoby tie stronnictwa
reprezentowaly wylacznie. zywio--
ly re skrajnej prawicy konserwa-
tywnej. Wrecz przeciwnie przewa
zaja tutaj znacznic elementa de-
mokratyczne. Do Klubu Politycz-
nego Stronnictw naleza: konser--
watywne stronnictwo realist6w,
narodowa demokracya. Zwiazek
Narodowy (odcienia dcmokratycz
nego), demokracya chrzescianska
Zwiazek niezawislosci i Polskal
PostepowaI Najpotezniiej-
sza 2 tych ;grup, narodowa demo-
kracya, zajela sic - jak donosza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
I NAPREzE
ME WYLECZONE.

Sloan'a liniment usuwa szybko
Dol re staw6w, naprezenia wywi-
chniecia j wszystkie b6le musku-
liczne. Czysty przezroczytsty plyn
PROFESSIONALLY predko pre-.
nika bez wcierania. Sloan'a Linz
ment ME plami sk6ry AMI ME "a
lepia por6w jak lepiace plastry
albo masc. Ma chroniczne reulma-
tyczne swieszbienia j b6le, neural
gle podagre, lumbago miejcie to
dobrze znane lekarstwo pod reka
przypadkach grypy iprzepra-
GIOVANNI, daje szybka pomoc.U
wszystkich aptckarzy 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
zorganizowaniem

'pisma polskie = zorganizowaniem
sekcyi prowincyonalnych Klubu
Politycznego Stronnictw. w tym
tel celu urzadzono juz. zebrania
ma prowincyi.
Co sic zas tyczy istotnego stanu
sill W kra:ju, to macy z jednej
streny Klubu Politycznego stron-
nictw, a z drugiej Rady Narodo-
wei - to oswiadczyf niedawno
ksiaze Lubomirski, re Raia Ma
rodowa posiada wiekszosc W War.
szawie samej, ale re NATIONALIST pc
"a ~stolica Klub Polityczny Stron
liczycc moze Ma poparcie 80
!procent ludnosci.
Me da sic przytem zaprzeczyc,
re Centrally Komitet Narodowy
rozwija energiczna agitacye, ! re
wzrost jego wplyw0w, jak row.
niez wytyczna jego ostateczneJ
taktyki, zalezec beda W znacznym
stoDniu cd obrot6w, jake przyj-
mic polityka obydwu stronnictw
w%ojujacych W kwestyi polskiej.
Zaprzeczenie arcybiskupa Kakow
skiego z Warszawy.
w kilku dzicnnikach szwajcar-
|skich pojawi}a sic nothtka o sytu
acyi politycznej w Kr6lestwie
Polskicm, przyczem powolywano
sic ma opinie arcybiskupa Kakow
skiego z Warszawy. Rowniez i W
|Polscc, w zwiazku Z formoWa-
MEM prowizorycznej Rady Stanu
wymieniano niejednokrotnie naz-
wisko arcybiskupa Kakowskiego.
Wobec tegn rozeslaf Oh do prasy
warszawskiej komunikat nastepu-
jacy: -<..,.
"W kraju i zagralica, bez mo-
:iej wiedzy, usifowano wys}ugi-
wac sic mojem nazwiskiem funk
cyami do cel0w stronniczych.
"Wobec tego faktu oswiadczam
kategorycznic, zc przez wzglad
ma swojc stanowisko,. nie moge Ia
eye sic Il zadnem stronnictWem
politycznem, Ike w swcj dzialalno
sci publiczncj i.prywatncj pragne
utrzymac sic ponad stronnictwa--
mi, dbajac jedynie 0 dobro kos
ciola i Narodu ca}cgo, chcac stu.
I'VE ME stronnictwom, lecz calcmu
narodowi. Il powodu o%gloszcnia W
prasic listy ''czfonkow prowizorycz
neg Rady Stanu, III ktorej to lis
Gle figurowa} jakiS "dclcgat arcy,
biskupi', obok "dclegata biskup-
silva lubclskiego'', przypominam
imie prawdy W swojem Villas
mem imieniu, jakotcz w imieniu
innych biskupow = komunikat
konsystorza warszawskicgo, oglo-
SONY W dziennikach z dnia %
grudnia 1916 o nastepujacem
brzmicniu:
"Wladza arcybiskupia dowia-
duje, sic, re niektorzy ksieza, pra
cujacy w rozmaitch instytucyach
spolecznych, ME zaniebdujac jed
max swoich istotnych obowiaz-
k6w i bcz rozpraszania swoich sill,
dlatego ksieza, chcacy przyjac II
dial w piracy instytucyi spolecz-
nych, powinni w kazdym poszcze-
g6lnym wypadku postarac sic maj
pierw o upowaznienic swojej VIA
dry dyecezyalnej. Nigdy zas ma
wet take upowaznienic ME powin
no bye uwazane jake specyalna
delegacya jego ckscelencyi arcy-
biskupa, gdyz podobna delegacye
oznacza sic "a kazdym. razem, z
wyszczeg6lnieniem jej
charakteru.
Aleksander Kakowski,
arcybiskup
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
traktowani beda W Stanach lied.

%traktowani beda w Stanach lied
'noczonych.
W odpowiedzi nalezy zaznaczyc
re jak dotad powodu do obaw Pc
lacy 2 Poznanskiego i Galicyi ME
maja zadnego. Zerwanie diploma
tycznych stosunk6w miedzy pan--
swami wedle praw miedzynarodo
wych ME oznacza wojny j rozpo-
czecia krok6w nieprzyjaznych,
chociaz latuD doprowadzic moze
do wojny.
Jest to rodzaj aktu protestacyj
neggo, uzywanego przez cywilizo-
Wane narody, jake srodka ME ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
MASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste.
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basihski.
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teo6l perdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. FL. Jab}ohski
LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. st. Pogorzelski
SILVER LAKE. MIMI. FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Teodor Wysocki
W1LNO. MINI. FIR. Badzihski.
WILMINGTON. Del. N. M. Potaszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-15
Co zuaczy a diploma
tycznych stosunk6w po-
dug praw miedzy-
narodowych.

Ma wiadomosc o zerwaniu dy-
plomatycznych stosunk6w przez
Stany Zjednoczone = panstwem
niemieckiem., wielu Polak6w POI
chodzacych z pod zaboru niemiec.
kiego ! austryackiego zapytuje "
iaki spos6b 2 pod tamtych panstw