davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

-SSSO Wv" gay NASSAN1 ~ va
sic lyle, re W giowie cd tego sic
kreei, i przykrzy sic wreszcie,
gdy ma ten temat, niejako juh
oklepany, jeszcze kto chee do
rzucie swoje trey grosze, ably W
koneu mic nowego i mic orygi-
nalnego ME powiedziec. Gdy
nam kto jeszcze chce opowiadac
i dowodzie swojemi s}owami, re
chodzi o zdruzgotanie military
zmu i imperyalizmu, o to, by
ma przysz}oSe SWAT ubezpieczyt
pred takiemi naisciami, jake
go Niemcy dopusei&y sic pc &C
letnich przygotowaniach ma
( Belgii, o z~apewnienie bezpie-
czeGstwa swobodnego rozwoju
wszystkim narodom tax ina
lynn" iak wielkim, o usuniecie
ia zawsze lub p~rzynajmniej ma
dlugie easy wszelkich po-
wodow do wojen, o zaprowa-
dzenie miedzynarodowych So
dow ~rozjemczych itp., to pomi-
mowoli nietylko bronimy sic
| .iuz przeciw powtarzaniu tego,
co juz dawno wiemy i setki "a
zy s}yszelismy, - ale nawet
gotowiSmy W koncu uwaaac
wszystkie tie piekne swoja dro-
ga rzeczy "a frazesy oklepane,
zbyt spowszechnia}e, by MOVIE
zainteresowanie budzic mog4y
i budzi sic W mas Ottawa, re fra
zesami te cele pozostana do
koica wojny, a nawet pc VOL
ME, azeby nigdy faktami sic
ME sta}y.
Bardziej mas juz teraz inte-
resuje, gdy pojawia sic jasno
okreslone pewne warunki pod
stawowe pertraktacyj pokojo--
wych. Ale tn wydaje sic, re ma
razie pc tenn, co pc niefortun-
nym wystepie Lorda Lansdow-
ne oSwiadczyli prawie rowno-
czesnie Lloyd George, jasniej i
Scislej cd niego nasz Prezydent
Wilson, a potem inne rzady,
ME ~wyjmujac ncentralnych",
mic nowego ~ciekawego dodac sic
MEDIA. Tematy zosta}y wyczer-
pane, a wszelkie komentarze
staja sic pusta gadanina, zwfa-
SEGA wobec jasnych, tresci-
wych, wszystkim z~rozumia}ych
slow Prezydenta Wlsona.
Ran H. G.. Wells jednakowoz,
m6wiac do Anglikow i tylko do
Anglik6w s~kierowujac swe Pc
wne zarzuty, umie za~intereso-
vac czytelnika W kazdym krajp
tenn, re o wszystkich powyz-
szych rzeczach w~prawdzie wspc
nina, ale bardzo tylko powierz-
chownie jak o rzeczach juz INA
nych i uznanych, a "a to bez o.
slonek i wyrazniej niz ktokol--
wick inny wskazuie jedyna dro-
sc, jaka to wszystko da sic o.
siagnaG, a zatem jedyny kieru-
mex, ku ktoremu wszelkie usi-
iowania powinny sic zwr6cie.
Czyni to zas W kr6tkim stosun-
kowo ustepie g}6wnym swego
artyku}u (zaraz pc siowach
wstepnych), kt6ry brmi W tho
maczeniu:
,,Ot6z w{asciwe znaczenie
tych zdeklarowanych celow
wojny jest take, re zadamy cd
Niemiec, by zmienily swe po-
stepowanie. Zadamy, by Mem
cy staiy sic innemi Niemcami,
Albo Niemcy musza bye zupe}.
ME zdruzgotane i zniszczone,
albo tez Niemcy musza wyrzec
sic swego napastliwego (agre.
sywnego) wojskowego militia
ryzmu. Pierwsza alternatywe
odrzucili MISUNDERSTANDING
mezowie stanu. Oswiadczajq O.
nj, re ME zycza sobie zniszcze-
MIA narodu niemieckiego Tub
narodowosci niemieckiej Tub
cywilizowanego zycia niemiec--
kiego. Me chce tu zastanawiac
sic mad przebrzydfoScia takiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

lych pokazaf zadanie nasze, re ma
my czynic to, co CLOS sumienia pol
skiego nam m6wi, re many zrzuclc
ciazace Ia piersiach naszyCh brzc--
ME stuletniej niewcli "osyjskiej, pru
skiej / austryackiej.
Nova ia trwala przez godzine /
pol, lecz obecnym Zdawalo sic, &c
tylko kwadrans przemawia(a do mas
Ojczyzna przez usta Jej n~ajlepszego
Syna.
Podczas przerwy PREY odg}osie ka-
peli wojskowej dzielne Polki zajely
sic zbieraniem dobrowolnych ofiar
ma pokrycie niekt0rych wydatkQw.
Potem OBJ. j. Sawicki, s,kretarz
Komitetu wiecu, odczytai rezolucye,
kt6ra przyjeto z ogromnym zapalem
i uniesieniem.
Rezolucya brzmi, iak nastepuje:
MY, Polacy, zamfeszkali w Mon
treal, W Kanadzie, a zebrani ma VIE
Gu W dniu 20go s~tycznia, 1918 roku,
niniejsza r~ezolucye %uchwalamy | po-
dajemy do publicznej wiadomosci:
1. ZWAzYWSZY: ~nieszczescia /
ciemiestwa %ukochanej naszej Ojczyz-
ny pod trzema zaborami przez pre-
szlo 100 lat, przelana krew Ojcow /
Dziad6w naszych, przeSladowania ME
oddzielnej cd POlski WARY Swietej
Rzymsko-Katolickiej, katowanie
dzieci polskich w KS. Poznanskiem;
Kroze, Syberye, szubienice i wiezie-
mia W zaborze rosyiskim; wymordo-
wanie szlachty i tysiecy braci ma
szych w Galicyi, OSWIADCZAMY:
a. lie laczymy sic caiem screen
polskiem z tymi, kt6rzy W mic hasef
wolnosci i r6wnosci wszystkich naro
dow powoiuja mas do czynu;
By Re stajemy do wsp6lnej piracy
ola dobra Ojczyzny naszej, pomaga-
JAG i agitujac, o lie sill naszych, ably
tworzaca sic Armia Polska tak mai
PREDICT poszla spefnit swe zadanie I
zajela miejsce PREY boku Aliant6w
mad zgnieceniem ,,Hydry K~rzyzac--
kiej", jednego dis wroga Polskiego.
2. ZWAzYWSZY; re ia Armia
Polska sklada sic z kwiatu mlodziezy
naszej, niosacej Ojczyznie W ofierze.
co ma najdrozszego, BIO krew / zycie
wlasne,
POSTANAWIAMY: dawac jej do
rama pomoc W mysl paragraph 37go
Regulaminu Komitet0w Obywatel--
skich ola Armii Polskiej we Francyi,
wydanego przez Komisye Wojskowa
W P~ittsburghu, Pa, W dniu 30go
grudnia, 1917 roku.
Mech lyle Armia Polska!
Mech lyle Ojczyzna nasza
Mech zyja bratni nam Alianci
Mech Bog bfOgosIawi piracy mad
oswObodzeniem uciemiezonych naro-
d6w!!!
POdpisano:
kapitan w. GqsiOrowski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
Zeb6w
ZniknaE
,,E-Z Tooth Filler" usuwa 60 natych'
Mast, i ME dOpuszza 70. -.

lest niemozliwem ably Dol zebow po-
zostai nadal jesli uzyjecie .,E-Z Tooth
Filler. wkiadajac go do otworu W re
nozostai ma goracym plecu. Cchodzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

mink 0A-Gl
Habsburg6w i ich powinowa-
tych; utworzyt konstelacye
wiece.i oszukaIczych hofdowni-
czych kr6likow i napowr6t "a
prowadzic ow system dyploma-
cyl i tajnych ukiad6w i tajem-
nych p%orozumien, 6w nieskon-
czopy dramht miedzynarodo-
wych spiskowaG i pogrozek, nj
gdy niekonczqcy~h sic zbrojen,
kt6re pc setce lat trwonienia i
zamieszai ~powiodiy mas do tcj
najwyzszej tragedy obecnej
wojny, to SWAT ten ola mnie
niema uroku i rad bede Fam
knac oczy Ola niego. \ ME ia
jeden doznaje tych uczuc.
,Wierze, re piszqc to, spisuje
opinie wielkich rzesz rozsad-
Hych Brytyjczyk6w, Francu-
z6w, W}och6w, Rosyan i Anne
rykanow. Wierze r6wniez, re
jest to take zyczenicm wielkie.i
liczby Niemc6w i re CT, gdyby
mogli nam uwierzyt, z ochota
usuneliby swych obccnych pa
nujqcych, azeby osiagnqc to pro
ste, wsp6lnc dobro ca1ej ludz-
k0sci."
w dalszym ciqgu Wells stara
sic wykazac, re nar6d niemiec-
XII, byleby byf przekonany o Ia
kich a ME innych zamiarach
swych p~rzeciwnik6w, da}by sic
nakfoniG do wsp6fdziaiania W
tych wielkich celach; .ieszcze
raz zarzuca swym ziomkom, 10
poEowicznie albo nieszczerze
solidaryzuja sic Z tymi cclami,
albo zgofa i'm SD przeciwni, il
nadto dodaje, IL skoroby sic O.
kazalo, re zamiary przez niego
okreslone So uczciwymi skoro-
by znalazly sympatyczne echo
W Niemczech, to nalezafoby u1a-
twic porozumienie, obnizajqc
dla mocarstw centralnych wa
runki uk1ad6w pOkoiowych. ia
klein ma bye to ,obni2enie'':
niestety ME okreSla.
-
Gi6wna zaletQ tegO artykulu
jest, re autor jego W takich sfo-
wach prostych i jasnych kazde-
mu ~zroumia1ych, przodstawif
szerokim mason wszystkich ma
rod6w, - take nicmieckiego,-
zapatrywaniai kierownicze my
sli Prezvdenta Wilsona zawar-
te we wszystkich historycznych
publicznych ~przem6wieniach te
90 ,,przewodnika Aliantow'', W
jakich ME daily sic one wyrazic
W tych urzedowych wystqpie--
mach, Jest to nicjako spopula-
ryzowanie ola szerokich mas /.
del wyrazonych przez Prey
denta Stan6w Zjednoczonych !
podanie i'm W zwiezfej formie,
W ekstrakcie, ostatecznych ce-
low wojny, jakiemi bye pOw'm-
ny i jak je sic rozumie W cafej
pefni tylko W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, ale tylko pofowlcznle
lub niezupeinie szczerze W kra-
jach innych, szczeg6lnie posla-
,glowy koronowane',
c~bociazby ustr6j ich byf zblizo-
ny do acknowledgement.
Jak rewolucya W kraju tute.j-
Sym i obalenie rzad6w tyrali-
skich sta}y sic jutrzenka VOL
nosci ia tel p6}kuli zachodniej
ziemi i daily poczatek najwiek-
sze.i IA zicmi rzeczypospolltej,
tax rewolucya W Niemczech i
obalenie tron0w cesarskich je-
dynym dis jest sroakiem lecz-
niczym ola nieszczesliwej Eu-
ropy i staroaytnych narcdow W
niej reprezentowanych. Dopokl
ia ME nastQpi, wszelkie ukfady
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
Spr6bujcie CamphoIin ma "a
ziebienie VI Piersiach, DARMO
OkazOwa paczka darmO, bedzie
wan przysfana natychmfaSt any
was przekOnac jak predkO
przynOsi ulge.

XII! XII! Przeszywajacy kaszel l
boil w piersiach, a jestescie W pierw-
Sym stponiu zapalenia pfuc, Tub NJ
nvch dolegliWoSci piuc | gardla. chyDa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31


bedsie da mas takq Str0tq ! ta-
kiem niepowodseniem, jakiego
$tciat nigdy dotychcsaS ME III
deia}.
/ rCzyli jednak my (Anglicy),
| jake narod, Scisle trzymamy
sic tego iasnego i koniecznego,
tego jedynie mozliwego okre$-
lenia naszego zdeklarowanego
eelu wojny? ON wielki, jdsno
patrzqcy przewodnh pomieday
AliaRtGmi 6W Anglo-SaS, kt6-
ry sdolniej RiS jakikOwiek mq5
inny p]raemGWia 10 imieniW ca
lego og6tW m6WiQcegO dngiel-
skim jesykiem kieruiqcego sic
sGchodniemi ideami, Preaydent
WILSON, jasno saenGcaW, &c to-
lie jest jegO sapdtrywanie. A.
meryka, kt6rej on jest wyrazi-
cielem przekonaG, ME blQka sic
pc manowcach; w0lcsy Ona
$cjadomie 0 rcwolacyc II MEM
czech, kt6rG Jest jcj cclcm TO-
jcmnyn. My W Europe tax O.
swieconymi, iak sic zdaje, ME
jesteSmy. Hdaje mi sic, re mys-
my byli i jeszcze jesteSmy ia
talnic i zgubnie nieoSwiecony-
mi. Gas najwyzszy, i czas bar
dzo, bysmy rozjaSnili nasze IL
mys}y i pojeli istotne cechy tel
wojny. Dose jul dfugo pfawilis-
my sic We krwi i W b}ocie i W
drugorzednych deliberacyach."
Mniej tn mas obchodzi, jak w
dalszym ciagu artyku}u pan II,
&. Wells bardzo juz obszernie,
a ola cudzoziemcow moze roz--
wlekle, gorzkie sfowa prawdy
rzuca W oczy swoim ziomkom,
obwiniajQc ich juzto o nieszcze-
rose Tub dwuznacznosc W poste-
powaniu, .juz tez wprost o TO-,
re ME zyczq sobie rewolucyi W
Niemzech, re 50 jej przeciwni,
ze staraja sic navel do niej ME
dopuscic, re przenoszq hanieb-
he ola siebie zawarcie pokoju
mad doprowadzenie do przewro-
tn wewnetrznego W Niemczech.
TO sprawl wiecej domowa An
glikow. Powyzszy Ustep arty-
kulu jest najwazniejszym ola
c~udzoziemc6w, dla wszystkich
narod6w dis z Anglikami
przeciw Niemcom walczqcych.
Slowa to meskie, smia}e, INA
mienne zw}aszcza u Anglika,
kt0ry niemi uroczyScie sankcy-
onuje owa wielka rewolucye a.
merykaGska przeciw tyranii
angielskiej, kt6rei rezultatem
sta}y sic dzisiaj Stany Zjedno--
czone, jakiej ayczy Niemcom
ME ola ich zniszczenia, ale Ola
ich odrodzenia i uszlachetnie-
MIA.
Przytaczamy jeszcze tylko
pare drobniejszych ustep6w z
reszty tego artyku}u, stojqcych
w bezposrednim zwiazku Z ire
Scia Ustepu powyzszego:
,,Otoz, 0 lie nasi g4owni me-
zowie stanu ME So humbugiem
i o lie ME zyczymy sobie pok}6.
cic sic Z Ameryka W interesie
acknowledgement urzadzen W:
Europe, powinnismy, W razie
odniesienia wielkiego zwycie-
silva, zniszczyc tax cesarstwo
Hohenzollernow jak Habsbur-
gov, a znaczy> to, - jezell to
Ma jake znaczenie i ME jest
prostq frazeologiQ, - re po-
winnismy obstawac przy tenn,
azeby Niemcy sta}y sic krajem
wolnym i acknowledgement, to
jest W rzeczywistosci .iezeli ME
20 formie republikanskim; /
azeby powsta}y szeregi rzeczy-
pospolitych narodowosciowych,
Polskiej, Wegierskiej, Serbsko-
Chorwackiei, Bu{9urskiej / III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

Rad narodu przez narod Ola
rarodu, ME zsinie : poWferSehnt
rtsmf. .,
Abraham LtHeoin
%s-:.. -:
MsSoWte sfanu Wssed<is Esa-
dxojq sic " sdaniu, re must Isl
nice Ejednocyona, nis:aleEna i
somorsqdna PoEska.
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

kapitan w. GqsiOrowski,
ks. prob. Il. Pyznar, o. NJ. c.,
pNewodniczacy Wiecu,
J6zef Sawicki, sekretarz Wiecu.
Pc odczytaniu tel rezolucyi, ktora
obecni z zapalem przyjeli, ks. pro-
boszcz podziekowaf Poloni "a liczne
zebranie sic ma przywitanie Zacnego
GoScia, poczem Choir parafialny, wy
twiczony przez dzielnego orlganiste,
p. Adolfa Komorowskiego, zainto-
nowaf nasz hymn narodowy ,Boze
cos polske", a obecni podchwycili tie
piesh i 2 glebi serca zanosili do b.
ga prosbe: ,,ojczyzne WolnoSt race
nam wrociG PANEL"
J6zef Snwicki,
sekretarz Wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TEIEFON MONROE 4303.

ZalOiona 1897 rokr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

.,Jezeli ME 0 to nam chodzi,
to ME wien, o co nam chodzi to
chyba nieuczciwos6 i podstep i
d~yplomacya i oszukanstwo W
tym konflikcie panuja, a W tym
razie ME moge caiem screen
popierac tel pofserdecznej VOL
n.y..
,,Jezeli pc kompletnem ivy
ciestwie many pozostawic' ma
wezgfowiach Hohenzollernow
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
Saxon School Notes.

Miss Berneice Wheeler, former
student at the Saxon high school, now
a resident of Appleton, Wis, visited
at school Monday, April /.
c. f. Hutton, principal of the Ash
land county training school, visited
the senior class Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. O'Connors. of the Extension
Bureau of the University of Wiscon-
sin, visited at school last Friday He
also distributed cards of application
for bulletins on various subjects.
The Easter dance given by the high
school proved a great success.
The domestic science girls are max
ing fancy wolfe dresses at present.
The War Savings society has decid-
ed upon the name of Torch Bearer
War Savings Society"
David Hardie has returned to school
after being sick with the measles for
the past two weeks.
ut CudlEudn VI the IoICh OCdACA
War Savings Society has appointed
the following committees: Program
committee, Misses Irene COnery and
Grace Hardie and Frank Murdoch;
committe TO draw up bylaws, Misses
Jean Murdoch, Barbara NASH and
Edith Sears.
The program committee of the So
ciety has arranged for the following
program at the next meeting:
Song a............ Society
Essay by the Americans are
the Most Loyal People. ). Mashl
Song Glee Club
Essay-America as Land of
Opportunity Lillian Rostollan
Duet. Nora Mercief. Jean Murdoch
Essay The Patriot Who Owns
car ..............,.. EulVl oCalS
Song-The Army ............., Society
Essay-The Greatest Battle in
History ..............Julian Daoust
Song Hail Columbia. ........ Society
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

A word as to suspended sentences.
The statute relating thereto is the one
rny OF sunlight that has found It's way
into the administration Of the Grim
inal law in recent years. Under its
provisions Judge Is empowered to
free IA defendant on parole usually I'M
der instructions to report TO a proba-
tion officer at stated intervals. A lapse
into the ways of evil usually results
in the probatIoner being returned to
the court and the imposition of a
prison sentence. How successful Is
this benign feature of the criminal law
may be appreciated from the fact that
In only about eight per cent of cases
OF suspended sentences are violations
of parole found. This is the best refu-
tatlon of the cynlc who prates about
coddlng criminals and who assumes
Draeonican attitude towards his
erring sisters and brethren who are un-
fortunate enough to be catapulted into
the dismal abyss of crlme.-Humani-
tartan.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
BUILD SHIP IN FIVE MONTHS
TO Be Turned Out in About
Sixteen Weeks Time.

The first of the standardized mer-
chant ships built to order for the Brit
ish government recently went through
successful trials of very exhaustive
character, says the Scientific Ameri-
can. The type has been designed TO
provide Il good cargo-carrier in the
shortest time, and with the least ex-
panditure of material. The keel of
this trial ship was laid last February,
and In less than six months the ship
was completed, loaded and ready for
trial.
The standardized vessels, which are
of 5000 tons capacity, are built in two
types-one u single deck for grain and
the other u tWO-deck ship for general
cargo. II is also intended to build two
similar types, each Of 5000 and 5000
tons carrying capacity. Not only the
hulls but the engines are standardized.
They have extra large hatchways To
facilitate quick loading and discharg-
ing-a most important feature. The
first vessel was built In FIVE months
time, and ii is expected that future
vessels will be turned out In from
four to four-and-0ne-half months
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
DRIVE STARTS MONDAY.
Iron County Residents Will Again Be
Called Upon to Help Win The War
by Buying Bonds.

The Third Liberty Loan drive Ill
Iron county will start Monday. A
meeting of the county executive
committee was held at the court
house Yesterday afternoon, at which
meeting the allotments for each
city, village and town in the county
were made. Iron county's share of
the Third Liberty Loan has been
fixed at $4,000, which amount
will be apportioned to the various
municipalities in the county. Com
mittees will have charge of the
drive in each district, the names of
which were announced in previous
issues of this paper
Iron county has gone over the
top in every war benefit drive so
far. The people have responded
nobly and with the record of the
past as criterion it is reasonable
to expect that equal success will
mark the drive which starts next
Monday.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
'~ HOMES OF OUR DIPLOMATS.

Every time there Is a change OF ad-
mlnistration at Washington there
arises "a problem Of selecting states
Iaen to represent the United States In
for the court of st. James for in
stance, can be no poor man. He must
be able to entertain and to be enter
tanned In the style to which English
noblemen are accustomed. He must
keep up a fine establishment In Lon
don. Our minister to England. then,
must be able to spent some hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars each year,
says Houston Post The rental Of his
residences will amount to more than
10000; and that brings to the fore
the main subject Of this writing. Re
Gently Sir Arthur Lee, formerly milf
tary attaChe of the British govern
ment at Washington and now director
general Of food production for Great
Britain. gave to the people of Eng
land his famous country residence,
Chequcrs court, TO be for all time the
country home Of the prime ministers
OF England. There is In this sug-
gestion for all Americans who reside
IN foreign lands long enough TO ac-
uire title to residences suitable for
the purposes. Had the United States
been given homes for our ambassa-
doris and ministers In each of the for
elgn countries the problem which Mr..
Wilson faced at the beginning Of his
administration would have been I'M
mensely easier to solve.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
To Our Patriotic Citizens.

The possibility of winning the war
now rests with you. The next three
or four weeks will be the crucial time
in the need of wheat" TO hoard
wheat, or wheat products, or to hold
wheat other than that necessary for
planting for the next harvest will be
giving up to useless death those we
have sent over. 1t will mean the fail
ure of our armies to hold the German
line now 80 miles from Paris, because
the soldiers have not food enough"
and the people are starving" Cars
and boats will he provided for ship
ment of grain rather than shipment
of soldiers. Wheat and barley must
be sent.
Use Potatoes:
Right now wheat and barley are
more than men or munitions.
II is positively imperative that you
see your duty and hold to il staunch-
ly. Sc little or no wheat -four if you
would avert wheat famine. which
is coming upon us surely and steadily
If We don't hold strict watch over our
dour bins. Our armies are under the
severest physical test, aud proper
food must be given them that this
crisis will not end in defeat. Pass
the word to your neighbors and do
your best. Those of you who are pray
ing for the safe return of your sons
and brothers, do your part that they
may the more quickly return. You
have your duty to perform in this
war for Democracy as we'll as they.
Then doit Go without wheat entire
ly. Very sincerely yours,
EDITH GOLLNAR.
Chairman Co. Food Con. Com.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

1t was a shocking waste to Kill seals
for their fur and throw away the car
cases. Corned seal meat formed part
of the cargo of vessel which arrived
at Seattle from Behring sea. The
meat is not fatty, as might be
supposed, because the blubber is
removed. II is dark red in color.
rich and juicy. and makes Il fine roast.
Americans who have tasted both say
that seal meat is better than whale
meat, and NOW that whale meat Is find
Ing consumers seal meat is likely to
be brought forward in large quaint
ties. There is no reason why il should
not be canned rs weu as corned. in
which case il may be eaten fresh at
great distance from the region of
the seal fisheries.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
Women as jockeys.

Since jockeys from the race courses
In England have gone, almost TO u
man, to the firing line, women have
profesSed themselves as eager to take
their places. Some already are trained
for the purpose, among them not Il
few who, in more prosperous and less
belllgerent days, rode to hounds over
English fields and meadows. Many OF
these, confident In their riding ability
and skill. have petitioned the stewards
Of Englands governing jockey club
the arbiters of the turf-to grant them
Jockeys licenses. Recent reports bore
the information that the stewards are
giving the petition serious considera-
ton and that there is strong prob
ability of their granting 1t.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
Knew Teddy by His Teeth.

Col Theodore Roosevelt has object
ed at all times To being referred to rs
one-tine president; but that only by
facial adornmentS is he known in some
sections may he even worse. Ii was
at church. where he was on the pro
gram, that an elderly woman up-
preached the doorman aud asked If
that there man" was going To speak
What man?" asked the attendant. Il
can't remember his name was the re
ply, 'hut its the chap always thought
would make a good advertisement foI
dentist He's got wonderful teeth
and always shows them" Yes" an
swered the doorman hes going t.
speak"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13
Burma ExceIs In Rlce Growing.

Burma is the worlds great rice-ex-
porting center, and Rangoon isS the
chief rice port in the world. The
amount of rice exported each year
from the four ports of Burma is about
equal to that shipped from Siam and
French Indo-China combined, and the
export from RangOon is nearly equal
to the combined export from the ports
of Saigon and Bangkok.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

A. F. Rohlinger has reported the
sale of Thrift and War Stamps this
week to be unusually good. He has
sold 81 Thrift and I War Stamps max
ing the total 3SI Thrift and u War
Stamps.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

Here is the food production Sltua-
ton II is not only Impossible to pro-
duce too much food this year. but It IS
absolutely impossible for the farmers
Of the United States TO produce
enough Go TO IL. There Is patriotism,
provisions and profits In food produc-
finn
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

Uncle sam Is erlistlng pretty girls
as cocks In Up naval reserve. When
IA pretty rh} is good cook as well
Uncle Sam is losing time and effort
In trying To keep her from c0mpeti-
tors. Good cooks who are also old and
ugly. viii wear much better In the
service.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

Il studied algebra when went to
school and was considered good at IT,"
admits Tom Thompson ia the Howard
Couraut. and now all can remem-
Der about IT is that | used 70 study
Il and was considered good AZ IT, How
Is ii with youf' Precisely the same.
except that we we're never considered
good at IT,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-04-13

The Italian aviators have been con
des,inS operations over wide ex-
tent Of territory aud demonstrating
their title 20 credit fer a very high de-
gre of efficiency In this field Of mod
AsrD Wargars