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The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

Krebs Ave. beginning at Fest side
of Cedar street and extending TO West
side of Pascagcula street.
ST. Francis street, beginning at North
side of Delmas Ave. and extending
North to l.. q n. h. r. right-of-way.
st. Ferol street, beginning at North
side of Delmas Ave; and extending
North to l.. & \. r. Il. right-of-way.
Kerr 81. beginning at North side Of
Delmas Ave; and extending to South
side Of l.. & n. r. r. track.
Delmas Ave. beginning at East
Size Of Frederic street and extendirg
TO West side of Pasca gouia street
Sec. l. BE it resolved by the May
or and Board Of Aldermen of the City
of PascaEoula. Mississippi. proceed
ing under Chapter 200. Laws of Mis-
sissippi 1912, that it is necessary that
the following streets be improved and
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05
FARMER TO PUT
LIBERTY loan
over TOP AGAIN

Atlanta, Ga.-The Treasury Depart
ment of the United States Is depend
ting upon the farmer to put the fourth
Liberty Loan triumphantly over the
top In the South, just as he did in
the Third Loan, when the percentage
Of subscriptions from the rural dis
tricts was very high, the farmer SUD-.
scribing to b. far the greater share OF
the issue.
The card system to be used in this
campaign will enable the committees
and the government to keep careful
check on the subscriptions made by
every man in the country, and by ev-
cry occupation. The government Is
anxious that every citizen own at
least few Liberty bonds, and those
who are shown on the record not to
have invested at all will be especially
solicited.
Reports from the county chairmen
Of Liberty Loan committees to w. G.
Wardlaw, district executive chairman,
and st. Elmo Massengale, director Of
publicity, Indicate absolute optimism
for the Fourth loan, despite the high
er quotas assigned every territory.
Our people have given their sons
and brothers to this war" they say.
DO you think they are not going to
back up the boys with their dollars?"
"Our Southern farmers, too, have
been taught the value of bonds as an
Investment, too The other campaigns
were campaigns of education, but this
isn't so necessary now. Every man
who has bond or two tucked away
IN. his strong box or in the bank is
anxious to put few OF the Fourth
issue beside them"
The campaign for the Fourth loan
will continue only three weeks, from
September % to October 10, inclusive.
Within that time each county and
state must raise its quota, 1t will take
hard work on the part of the commit
tees, and this will be made much cas-
Ter by every mans making up his
mind what he can invest in bonds and
meeting the committee half way.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

constructed in said city and which
require unusual outly and cost ljr
which the general Improvement fund
IS rot sufficient and for which purpose
the General Improvement fund should
not be used:
Frederic street. beginning at South
side or Delmas Avenue; and extending
to South side Of l. & y. Il. Z. track.
Cedar 81 from North side of L. &
\. r. r. track to North side OF Live
Oak street.
Magnolia street. beginning at North
side Of L. & n. Il. z. track; and ez-
tending to North side OF Live Oak
street.
Pascaeoula street. hoginin- at
south side OF Jackson street ana cy-
tending to North side Of Telephone
Read
Krebs Ave; beginning at East side
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

Of Cedar street and extending to West
side of PascaCouia street.
S. Ferol street. beginning at North
side OF Dclmas Ave. and extending
Nortl 90 4. 2 n. L. r., rishtot-way.
St Francis street beginning at
North side % Delmls Ave: aud ox-
tending North TO l.. C n. II. r. right
oi-Way.
Kerr street; beginning az North
side of Delmas Ave; ana extending &c
South side Of /. * g. q. r. track
Delm5s ave. beginning at East side
CT Frederic street and extending to
West eide Of PascaEoula street
Sec. Q The street Improvement
shall consist OF hard surfaced pave
meut o. the full width OF the streets
above described; and concerto caro-
and gutter where neceesarv. Tho
pavement will be OF concrete, wood
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

on which the street car line is located
in which event the street car line own
ers shall pay one-iourth ot the cost
OF the street special improvement and
he City Of Fascagoula will pay one
fourth.
Sec. T. That the Clerk publish this
resolution as required by law cnce Z
week for three weeks and only the
property owners whose property is
actually included within the part Of
a street ordered TO be specially i'm.
proved shall have any right to be
heard on any matter connected with
the proposed special improvement Is
provided by law. The said property
owners may file their written protest
with the CLERK of the Mayor an
Board of Aldermen of Pascagoula
Mississippi AGAINST the conslru ton
of said street special improvement
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

blocks, vitrifed brick, bithulithic or
asphalt; CT IA combination OF said
materials; as may he determined when
bids are received. IN any event the
special Improvement shall constitute
a substantial and, SO FAR as is practic-
able. permaEen, pavement
Sec. 3. That It IS the intention Of
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Of
PascagoUla. Mississippi to levy a
special tax On the property abutting
on the said streets to defray the cost
OF constructing the said pavement
the special tax to be levied in the fol-
lowing manner:
The properties on each side OF each
o. The said streets shall each bear
Froportionate one-fcur;h Of the cost
o. she i-7'rovement. The City shall
boc- onehaif o. TIE cost C. the saii
except on those streets
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05
lEET SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION.

resolution declaring street special
rovement necessary upon the fol-
ng described streets in the City of
-cagoula, Mississippi:
rederic street, beginning at South
OF Delmas Ave; and extending
iouth side of l.. & n X. II. tracks.
edar street from North side of l..
IN. r. r. track to North side of
. Oak Street.
FlAgnolia Street, beginning at North
q l.. e. n. r. II. tracks and ex-
ol19 to North side OF Live Oak
set.
11cAgoula street. beginning at
I'm s1de of jackson street and ax-
ding to North side OF Telephone
"A
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

within ten days after the complete
Of the publication of this resolution
required by law.
Sec 5. That this resolution taxi
effect as provided by Law.
All members of the Board of Alder
men being present and voting Aye.
V. p. DEJEAN, Mayor.
f. ID. BECHT, Clerk.
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05
LIBERTY LOAN AND
Saving STAMPS NOW
UNDER One HEA.

Atlanta, Gs.-Joseph A. McCo
governor of the Federal Reserve Ba-
of the Sixth District. has been {
pointed general. chairman of both l.
erty Loan and War Savings STAN
committees for the district The {
iect is to bring about more thorouf
cooperation and coordination of
two big government revenue-prodr
ing movements.
The swo organizations will keS
their separate individuality. and t
campaigns will be conducted separat
ly, as in the past, and the present
flcers and chairmen will retain the
loste
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05
By NEWTON D. BAKER. Secretary of War

The supreme moments of our struggle with
Germany have now come
We have carried our first armies across three
thousand miles of ocean and joined the issue
of battle with the military power of nation
that has been for forty years preparing it's
plans and its weapons for it's present attempt
to dominate the world. We have had to put
forth an immense effort and spend fabulous
The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1918-10-05

sum in order to make, in so short time, an
adequate beginning for our gigantic task.
But it is only our beginning We must follow
it with greater energy and support it with
increasing power. Men, munitions, ships and
supplies must 60 to Europe in a larger and larger
stream. We must redouble our blows and add
constantly to the strength of those blows, if
our initial effort is not to he wasted
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30
OdezWa.
DO Lekarzy, Adwokatow, Urze'
dnikow Powiatowych j Miej-
skich Inzynierow, Apte-
karzy, Kupcow j Pre-
m~ysiowcow, etc. etc.

Rodacy:
Kiedy wick temu wstecz lie
sic dzialo W Polsce, Mistrz-poeta
wolal do Narodu glosem wiel-
kim: ,,Idzcie i czyhcie"... /
wszystko co bylo dobrem W Ma
rodzie s}uchato giosu tego i szio
Z pomoca Ojczyznie.
I teraz kiedy ,,chwila Jest oso-
tliwa", kiedy Ojczyzna mas VIOLA
ii pomocy czeka, ist nam i czynic
nalezy! Mlodziez nasza, ME wa
hajac sic, posz}a W boj i5krwia
swoja zadokumentowaia szczera
i goraca chec do czynu.. .Synowie
ci i bracia nasi serdeczni s}usznie
cd mas czynu sic spodziewaja ro-
wniez.
w wielkiej piracy mad odbudo-
waniem n~aszej Ojczyzny obowia,
zsni jestesmy wziac udziai wszy-
soy, bez wyjatku! Toe to ME jail
muzna, ME podarek, ale potrzebs
1 obowiazek swiety! Matce chleba
i pomocy odmowic nam ME vol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

Do licznego grona adwokat6w pol
skich przybywa nam jeden wiecej
Polak, adwokat J6zef Andrzej La
secki, znany W koiach m}odziezy ma
szej, ~zwlaszcza w d~zielnicy Avon
tale.
Adwokat J6zef A. Lasecki urodzli
sic dnia 11-go lutego, 1887 roku z
Tomasza i J6zefy e. Cwik6w) La
seckich. Nauki elementarne pobie-
val W szkole, sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
p6zniej ukonczyI on chlubnie Kol'
legium Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, a W
koncu i kurs prawa ma Uniwersyte-
Gle Loyola pod kierownictwem 90.
Jezuitow. Egzamin stanowy ma adj
wokata zlozy{ pomyslnie W lipcu br.
Patent adwokacki Original MILO
dy adwokat podpisany przez sedzi6w
Najwyzszego Trybunalu Stanu ILL.,
nois: Orrin n. Cartera, Warren w,
| Duncana, James H. Cartwroghla,
George A. Cooke, William M. Far
mer, Frank X. Dunn i Clyde g.
Stone.
Cd dnia 1-go wrzesSnia 1903 roku
10 dnia 1-go lipca 1916 roku byl
"n cz}onkiem Redakcyi ,,DZTENNI-
KA CHICAGOSKIEGO". w latach
1911 do 1913 sprawowai on odpo-
wiedzialny urzad sekretarza general
nego Macierzy Polskiej. w czasie
administracyi gubernatora Edwar--
ia F. Dunno, adwokat Lasecki mia
nowany zostaf Komisarzem parkow
zachodnich w miescie Chicago.
Pr6cz wyzej wspomnianych urze'
dow, adwokat J6zef A. Lasecki byl
szefem polskiego wydzia}u W Krajo'
wynn Komitecie Demokratycznym
pred ponownym wyborem Prezyden
Ia Woodrow Wilsona. Obecnie jest
sekretarzem Polskiego ~Centralnego
Komitetu Demokratycznego ma Pc
what Cook.
Mieszka on 2 r%odzicami, trzema
bratmi | czterema siostrami pnr.
1855 Gresham avenue, W Avondale.
Biuro jego adwokackie miesci sic
W budynku pnr. 3OOS North Central
Park avenue, PREY Milwaukee ave-,
razem z firma realnosciowa Kolano-
wskiego i Krzykowskiego, oraz spot
ka ,,Avondale Building and Loan
Association, ktorej jest doradzca
prawnym.
Adwokatowi J6zefowi Andrzejo-
wi Laseckiemu ma polu adwokatury
ayczymy szczerze wszelkiego powo-
dzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30
N0TATKI %REP0RTERA.

dziai Lekarski Armii Polsklej, ma
tychmiast po ~przyjezdzie Waszym
do Francyi mianuje Was ,,Mede-
Gin Aid Major" 1-szej klasy IL
dwoma galonami) CO r6wna sic
porucznikowi Armii Amerykan.
skiej.
Nam zatem nadzieje wkr6tce =
kolega W Parylu sic zobaczyG,
gdyz chce powierzy6 Jego opiece
nowy szpitsl ola naszych zoinie-
rzy polskich W La Pecq. Jestto Atty
polski szpital z rzedu.
Zalaczam k~olezenski uscisk do
nj / pozdrowienie. .
FRANCISZEK E. FRoNCzAK,
Czlonek Komitetu Narodowego
Polskiego, kierownik opieki mo
ralnej materyalnei mad COL
nierzem polskim".
Potwierdzenie telegram nomina-
cyjnego, W jezyku angielskim. brzmi
uastepujaco:
,,PIETRZYKOWSKI, Eight Humid
red sixty six Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ill.
NOMINATION FIRST LIEUTE-
NANT AWAITING YOU PARIS
FRONCzAK".
Kiedy DIR. Pietrzykowski wyjedzie
do Francyi, ma razie ME wiadomo'
q - q
Sedzia Edmund K. Jarecki skazal
wczorai 35-cio letniego Jana o'Don-
rella, zam. pnr. 1905 West 4S-ma
Mica ma $1,000 kary i rok pobytu
W domu poprawy (Bridewell) "a ME
litosciwe obicie sedziwej matki swej
,I6zefy O'DonneN, liczacej lat 20. -
Matka staruszka sk&rzyia sic, re sy-
nalek jej obil ia "a to, re ME PREY
gotowala obiadu W czwartek.
ia WIEN dokiadnie co z toba
zrobie" rzeki sedzia. ,,Chce tylko do
wiedziec sic lie CT kary wymierzyc
moge". 1 przejrzawszy kodeks praw-
nv skazal sedzia brutala ma kare
~najsurowszs ma jaka prawo zezwa-
lalo. - Szkoda re ME wiecej.
q - q
q biura centralnego Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza pnr. So
East Washington utica, prosza mas
telefonicznie o podanie, IL W biurza
Ieh znajdujs sic diva listy i peWna
rzecz pamiatkowa z Francyi cd ka-
prala Jak6ba ]. Sprawl, syna panl
Maryi Zelnchom, kt6ra daw-
c:ej zamieszkiwaia pnr. 1912 South
Caldwell venue
PAM Marya Zelnchom Tub osoba'
kt6-aby wiedziaia o jej miejscu "a
mieszkania, raczy dac nam znac do
Redakcyi, gdzie pani Zelnchom "a
s:sypae mole bliaszych informacyi.
o - q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30
no, i baczmy, abysmy ME zawie-
dli Jej i Narodu zaufania!

no, i baczmy, abysmy ME zaw1e-
dli Jej i Narodu z%aufania!
Zygmunta dzwon, rozkolysa--
ny, potezny dzwoni juz... MECH
re swiete tie dzwieki tryumfem
radoscia w sercach i sumieniach
naszych sic odezwa, a ME zaloba
i zalem!
Gas nagli! Potrzeba jest, po-
trzeba wielka. -. Musimy sic re,
braG, naradzic i to co juz ma Sci
r,ie byio postanowionem, W Gym
zqmienic.
w tym celu zwolujemy i zapra-
szamy ma wiec, ktory odbedzie sic
dnia 1go grudnia o godzinie Bel
20 po}udniu w wielkiej sail Zje-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

Ola nizej podanych, W biurze spot
XII telegraficznej Western Union Te-
legraph Co., pnr. 1913 West Jackson
Bevd., znajduja sic telegramy dono-
szace o krewnych W szeregach Ar
/ mil Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Telegra-
my te, nadesiane z Washingtonu,
doreczone bye ME mogiy przez tutej-
see biuro telegraficzne z powodu
mylnych adres6w. Zgioscie sic pc ME
jak~najpredzej.
Pawel stemczowski, 2021 West
1S-ta utica.
Pant Maigorzata okszewska, 14o7
Division utica.
Klemens CHERISH, 2136 Winchc-
ster utica. ..f
Nazarint Troys, 500 South Loomis
utica.
Michai Nowak, 1902 Mospratt III.
PAM Justyna Drager, 1915 Holt
utica.
PAM Amelia Miwicka, Chicago, Ill.
Stefan Kierski, S17 East 119-ta
utica.
PAM Marya Wondrska, 4S Anne
liza avenue.
Czesiaw szymahski, 212S Ham
burg utica. -.
/ go -
Polska sp6lka weglowa p. n. ,,Pu-
laski Coal Company, prey 26-tej l
, Whipple ul., ma Kazimierzowie, kto
rel prezesem jest p. Kazimierz Paz-
dan, zam. pnr. $500 Marshall Blvd,
wykupila W tyoh dniach try parce-
IL gruntu cd obconarodowc6w ma
! kt6rych zamierza wystawic. biuro,
garaz i stainie dla koni, oraz. po-
wiekszyc swe ,,jardy" ma sk1adanie
zapasow wegla. Kontrakt oddaia W
rece polskiego kontraktora, OBJ. Lud-
I wika Siezenga, Fam. pnr. 2llo So
spalding avenue, ma KazimierzoWie'
Koszta budowy nowego biura, CARA
IN / wystawienia dwu wielkich Wag
kosztowaG bedzie okragle $4,000.
| sp6lka Ia niedawno zalozona zmu-
szona jest ~powiekszyt swe mieJsce
zbiorowe dla wegli ably mogfa male
zycic swych k~ostumer6w obsfuzyc.
q - q
Onegdaj z okazyi 50-cio letnlet
rocznicy pozycia maizenskiego PIP
Augusta i Envy Mozuch, X. Stanisiaw
Swierczek, p~roboszcz, odprawh W
kosciele sw. Stanis}awa Biskupa
Meczennika W Cragin Msze sw. ma
intencye sedziwych jubilatow oraz
udzieli{ i'm powt6rnie slubu. Druz-
bowali D. Piotr Kasprowicz z panla
J6zefa Kasprowicz i p. Jak6b ko-
niszewski z pania Apolonia Ecker
Dzieci szkolne spiewaiy ma chorze
W czasie Mszy sw. Parma Amelia
Wasik, wnuczka jubilat6w odsp1e-
waia Ave Maria.
Pc ~nabozenstwie udano sic do
domu PIP. Mozuch pnr. 1889 North
Lorel avenu gdzie sic odbyia uczta,
ma kt6ra take przybyi i x. stani-
! shaw Swierczek i siostra M. Hebro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

mia z Zakonu Si6str Franciszkanek.
Obecni byli take: p. Wladysiaw
Kowalski zieG jubilat6w, z rodzina;
p. Bernard Koniszewski 2 rodzina;
p. Edward Ecker z rodzina; p. Fran
ciszek Mozuch, syn jubilat6w, z To-
DINA; PAM Leokadya Mozuch, sy-
rowa, z rodzina; PAM Anna WaslK,
z rodzina; p. MARGIN Majewski, Z
rodzina j matka PAM Leokady Mo
zuch, PAM Barbara Grace.
Do zyczen wielu doiacza take I
,,Dhiennik Chicagoski", zyczenia
zdrowia, pomyslnosci, oraz doczeka-
mia sic dyamentowego wesela.
- Oh
Jutro popo}udniu i wieczorem, "
sail parafii sw. Franciszka, gdzie
proboszczem jest X. F. %Jagielski, Cd
bedzie sic W dalszym ciagu bazar
p~arafialny. Wystapic maja wszyscy
~byznesiSci z parafii tel / okolicy.
u ~ q
Regularne posiedzenie Towarzyst-
wa Lekarzy Polskich odbylo SIG
wczoraj o godzinie 9-tej wieczorem.
Ma programme omawiana byla influ-
enza a dyskusye prowadzili lekarze
NJ. Kaczorowski / A. Pietrzykowski.
Nastepnie odczyt o zapaleniu piuc
miai DIR. Stefahski, a dyskusye pro-
wadzili DIR. M. Dowiat-Sass i DIR. J.
Krzeminski, Prezesem tegoz towa-
rzystwa jest DIR. w. A. Kuflewski, a
sekretarzem dr.. F. H. Cienciara.
Goa Redakcyt: Notatke wyzej
podana otrzymalismy "a p6zno do O.
~gloszenia we wczorajszem wydaniu).
q -: q
2 Davis Square parku PREY 4-tej I
i South Paulina ulicy donosi nam
p. Sleszynski, dyrektor tegoz parku,
be jest tam kilka sal kluboYych,
kt6re towarzystwa polskie moga wy
najae W czwarta niedziele miesiaca
popoiudniu, dalej, re jednf z tych
sal wynajeta moze bye kafdego vie
czora W ty~godniu. WielkS sala zas
jest ME zajeta W poniedziaiki, wtor-
XII, piatki, soboty i niedEieie, | ia
take polskie to~warzystwA lub klu-
by wynajat NIGGA "a zgloszeniem sic
do dyrektora parku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

Ma dzisiejszej liscie STRAIT znalau-
jenny nastspuiace nazwiska zoinie-
icy Wuja Sauna, Polakow, pocho-
dzscych z Chicago:
LANIEwSKI WIKTOR. c. o. FIR.
Cuno. general delivery; zabity.
JACEwICZ ADOLF. 1885 Crystal
utica; zsbity.
TRUCK STEFAN, 1903 Milwau-
kee avenue; zabity.
zUKowsKI JAN. 2126 Albany
avenue; Vaginal W walce.
STANKIEWICZ WINCENTY,
$3.50 Harrison avenue; zabity,
BRINDzA ALEXIS, Harvey; zabi-
bity.
knoll BERNARD, sierzanl,
1889 Exchange avenue, South Chi
cago, raniony, stopien ME okreslo,
ny.
sNoREK JAKoB. 1850 Poplar
avenue; zmaTf 2 ran.
ToPINKA JozEF, sieraant, 1884
South Ayers avenue; zmari z powo-
du choroby.
CEPEK IozEF. zoos Throop ulI-
ca; cie5ko raniony.
.POPELKA JAN, 1912 South
Troy utica; zmari z ran.
: go ::
Poczawszy z dniem Ego grudnia
b. r. " teatrze Playhouse" PREY
Michigan avenue i Van Buren, ulicy
pokazywane beda obrazki ruchome
- rzadowe - z wojny Swiatowej
D. /. Under the Four Flags. Pred
stawieniami tych obrazk6w zajmuje
sic komitet dywizyi film, informa-
cyjny, p. n. Committee on Public
Information, Division of Films" -
z kwatera tn W Chicago. Przedsta-
vienna to dawane beda tn W Chicago
przez pewien tylko przeciag zas a
vice kazdy ktoryby rad byi widziee
lax nasi zolnierze prali ~prusakow
pod Chateau Thierry az do dnia zio-
tenia broni przez pruskich siepaczy,
powinien uda6 sic do teatru wyzej
wymienionego. w poniedziaiek, ia
ko p~ierwszy dzien owego ~przedsta-
vienna, W ~polaczeniu z takowem Cd
bedzie sic ~specyalnie przez komitet
przygotowany program.
o - o
DR.. A. Pietrzykowski, kt6rego kan
celarya mieSci sic pnr. S66 Milwa1-
kee avenue, r6g Racine avenue, a
kt6ry. jak donosilismy swego 2 a
su, mianowany zostal pierwszym po-
rueznikiem W korpusie lekarskm
Armii Polskiej W Paryzu, otrzymal
W tych dniac6 list cd dra Fronczaka
cznaimiajacy mu o nominacyi, ma
stepujacej treSci:
..Szanowny Panic Kolego!
Service de Sante" czyli wy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-17

Nothing the BILE demonstrations
and bowels like harmless Case.res When Hdac Bilious
night Wake morning looking and feeling
scken. n Inconvenience
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pie and lollypops.
And Just before they sat down TO
supper, Billy Bunny wound up the
victrola and It began to sing:
Three grasshoppers sat down to eat,
Heigh-ho and lollypop!
They had apple pie and little grains -
wheat,
Heigh Tho and two lolly-pops.
And what they had to drink,
Well. let me stop to tfrink--
An ice cream soda and some pepper
mint tea,
And then they were as happy as happy
can be-"
And while they were all enjoying tho
apple pie, somebody peeked In thru
the window. And. oh. dear me! wish
10 goodness things could only 20 on
without trouble and more trouble and
then some more. But II does seem as
II these two dear little rabbits always
had to have something dreadful happen
just when they least expected 1t, and
sometimes even when they did. Well.
as | was saying somebody peelSed in
thru the window-thru the little crack
between the bottom OF the shade and
the window sill, you know, and when
he saw who was inside. ne gave a
chuckle and lifted up the window and
flew in. And then the three little
grasshoppers hoped under the stove
and the two little rabbits tried to get
inside the cupboard, but they couldn't,
for the dor was locked and Uncle
Lucky had the key In his waistcoat
pocket and didn't have time to take 1t
out. And In the next story I'll tell you
what the old Owl did, for that's who
it was who had peeked in thru the
window
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sip about the streets to accentuate the

sip about the streets 70 accentuate tho
fears Of those who have relatives IN
camps and to add poignancy to the
grief Of those who have suffered loss.
We know that the stories peddled
about the Red Cross were German pro-
paganda. II Is fair to assume that
those who repeat and peddle asser-
tons and tales of which they have no
knowledge, except OF idle and usually
vicious rumor. belong in the list or
purposefu or foolish German propa-
gandists. And tl.ey should he so dealt
with. Vicious or foolish II amounts to
the same in the long run,
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PRESENTING THE CATHOLICS.

Editor of Times Republican: In your
editorial Of Oct. Il. under the heading
What the Protestants Get you state:
when we get to the Irish and Italian
sections of the city of Boston, we will
find more Catholics than there are
people in a half dozen counties in
Iowa"
I do not like this statement It may
leave an impression upon readers that
members of the Catholic church in this
country are mainly Irish and Italian.
l wish to inform You that the vast
majority Of Catholics here in the
United States are thorough ding
Americans. Many are of irish. Italian,
French, German and Polish descent,
many are pure Yankees, but as a class
they are in nationality not unlike
members Of Protestant denominations.
Compare the nationality and Ameri-
canism of Catholics and Professionals in