davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
KLUB ideals" JEDZIE JUTRO
ID, a.. DO HAMMOND

Klub Gretczyka pm. Ideals" po--
Wedrute jutro do Hammond, Ind,
gdzie zmierzy sic z klubem Ham,
mond" nalezacym do ligi ,,,City Lea
gue", Bedzie to pierwsza gra tego SCI
zonu dziewiatki Grejczyka 1, jak mo-
vi uPiukie'', .ze i'm wszystkim poka-
re jak sic ma grat W pike tego Sc
zonu. (zeby ino!...) Grace jego
wystapia W nowych mundurach 2 tel
okazyi. =
Baterye ola 'klubu Grejczyka sta
nowic bedzie: mahkut Pawel Zwief.
ka ! Gray jake rzucacze a chwytac
bedzie Franek Madura.
Dokiadny opis owej cry spisze
nam znany naszym czytelnikom
,,Dzaiu sportowego" Waleryan J.
Kapelahski.
Pociag do Hammond, Ind. re sta
cyl PREY Randolph ul., odjezdia o
godEinie 1920 W obiad. Przyjaciele
I ruterZy klubu ,,Plnkey" Grejczyka
wyjezdzajs ma kontest pociagiem wy
lei wymienionym ably potem W Ham
mond dopom6dz graczom jego W po-
konaniu rywali.
Grejczyk mice bedzie jedneso rzu.
cacla Nv Eapasie" a mianowicie rzu-
cacza Percy Gray . Moline. Chwyta-
czem ina ekstra" bedzis Bob Seeley
q Duluth, = ligi Three l."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
z BRIGHTON PARK.

Komitet polaczonych TowarzystW,
jak c~orocznie tax l teraZ urzadza OBJ
ch6d Majowy, poiaczony zWiecem a
sitacyjnym ma rzecz Armii Polskiej,
kt6ry sic odbedzie W niedziele, dnia
1870 BIN. Poniewaz Obchod ten Cd
bedzie sic W chwili najwa1niejszej
ola narodu p~olskiego, to tez komitet
dokiada staraI, ably wypadi ia najle-
piej. Program skiada6 sic bedzie z
NOW, ktore wygiosza najlepsi now
cy, spiewow, deklamcyt i w~ystepow
muzycznych. Obchod poprzedzi We'll
ka manifestacya, " ktorej powinno
wsisc udziai katde Towarzystwo, TAX
koscielne jak l narodowe meskie Tub
zehskie.
Komitet dokfada starah, lecz Cd
was drodzy rodacy zalezy. jak dziep
tego swieta narodowego wypadnie.
Me m6wcie, re ,,bezemnie TAX sic
odbedsie", ale jak jeden stahmy do
szeresu, q dowiedziemy. IL " Polonii
W Brighton Park tskte polskie SER
ce bile.
Wszelkie szczeg6ly. dotycIace OBJ
chodu / manifestacyi beds podane W
pismach W przysziym tygodniu.
M~anifestacya kierowac bedzie mar
szaiek dzislnicowy OBJ. Jan Wrobel.
Zarazem zawiadamiamy, ID posiedze-
ME Komitetu odbedzie sic wprzyszia
srode, wsan ]. Kudiy.
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

Mix stanislawa, 1920 N. Ashland
avenue, $4,000.
Manikowska Berta, 14A W. Black
hawk utica, $35.25.
Mrochen NJ, 1919 Elston ave-, $3.50.
Moskwa Zofia, 1909 Dickson utica,
$1,000.
NiemasSyk Franeiszek, 1897 Cherry
avenue, $500.
Osmahska Maya. 1918 Cleaver uli-
ca, $4,000.
Oslager Anna, 1857 Wade ui., $3.50.
Olechno, Marya, 1855 Noble utica,
SeO.75.
Plebania, $3.50.
Przypyszna Cecylia, 1712 n. Wood
utica, 400.
Piotrowska, Katarzyna, 1925 Kean-
non utica, $18.75.
Puciaty Franciszek, 1925 Holt uli-
ca, $22.40.
P~asternacki Mikolaj. 1915 Elston
avenue, 1895.
Rutkowska Marya, 1911 Dickson u
lica, $14.O0.
Rutkowska Antoni, 1854 Holt utica
$1,000.
Renkosiak Julia. 1866 Dickson uli-
ca, $1S.25.
Rompala Jozef, 1918 W. North ave-
nue., $3.50.
Socka, Franciszka, 1924 n. Hermit
tage avenue, $12.95.
Stachowicz Veronica. 2237 Thomas
utica, $3.50.
Skweres Marya, 1918 Brigham uli-
ca, $4,000.
Skonieczka Agnieszka, 1881 Holt uli
ca, $16.55.
STAMINA Veronica, 1885 W. Division
utica, $140o.
Stancel Agata, 1927 Haddon avenue,
5000.
stypl6ski Felix, 1851 Holt III. $3.50.
Skajewski Maryan, 1910 Cleaver u
lica, $16.75.
,sojka Karolina, 1859 Bradley utica,
$685..
SCHUYLER, Veronica, 1856 Bauwans
utica, $3.50.
Trafinska Helena, 1900 Noble utica,
$3.50. =
Treder, Barbara, 1441 Cleaver utica,
$500.
Turkowski Jozef, 1920 n. winches,
ter avenue, $500.
Ulatowska Anastazya, 1927 McHen-
ry utica, $22.40.
Urban Mlchalina, 1888 Wright uli-
ca, $10.10.
wacholtz Teresa, 1859 Cornell $500.
Wetta Maya, 1852 Augusta I'll. $40
wichIacz Stanis}aw, 1415 Dickson
utica, $21.76.
wojtus Marya, 1920 Dickson utica,
$500.
Wych Zofia, 1871 Sloan ul., $3.50.
| Wojtalewicz Jan, 1853 Milwaukee ave
nue., $500.
wallonik Andrea, 1882 Dickson uli'
ca, $500.
W6jcik Franciszek, 1918 Wabansia
avenue, $12.35.
Zagrzebski Franciszek, 1885 Bradley
utica, 1880.
z~awiszewski jan 1924 Noble Utica
$500.
Kolektorzy / kolektorki, kt6rych
wyiej wymieniamy, pracuja pod wo'
dza Komitetu Na%czelnego / Dozoru-
jacego, kt6rego n%aczelnikem jest X
Franciszek Dembinski, C. R., a cz}on'
kami p. Jan Nering, p. Jan Czekala
p. Kazimierz Denkosiak, PAM Wikto'
rya Biedka l PAM Konstancya Grabo'
wiecka.
Co drugi | czwarty p~oniedzia}ek
miesiaca kolektorzy / kolektorki zbie
raja sic W salt Klubu Kosciuszki
"a oddaja nieniadZe przeZ siebie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
KONTEsTY ZAPOWIEDZIANE
Ma JUTRO.

Chicago League"
Gunthers W Garden City Park.
Magnets W South Chicago.
Rogers Park W Logan Square.
Ragens W Joliet.
Rogers Park W Logan Square.
Racine Cardinals W Normal Park
(popis.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
City League"

City League"
Ciceros VS.. Romeos PREY IS ct. i12 ul:
Dodger Trainings VS.. Aristos PREY
Armitage l Cicero ave.
Jake Stalls VS.. Braes PREY AZ | Chi.
cago ave.
Ideals W Hammond.
Albany Parks VS.. Chicago Giants PREY
Kimball / Wilson ave.
Murleys W Aurora (popis.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
arnaw,ae u nastepujacvch agea,
Tow: Jones. 1927 N. Troy utica.
Slcbod. G02l ~. Man+icello ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

Kto chce ezytac Gajlcpsze co
.3zienne pisrno poiskie, niec;. SIC
ida do pana F M. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan i oko-
lice i zaabonuje sobie ,Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

niedziele, dnia 5-go maja) ma Marya-
movie, skladac sic bedzie z nastepuja-
cych numer0w:
Godzina 3-cla a.. Wywieszenie Flagt
Ameryka6skiej.
3D. Muzyka kapcli / spiew The Star
Spanglcd Banner.
CO. Rozwiniecie Service Flag.
d. Gimnastyka Dzieci szkolnych.
Godzina $50: Wyruszenie pochOdu
ulicami Cortland, Wood, Hervey, Win
chester, Wabansia, Paulina, Cortland,
Hermitage. pod przewodnictwem mar
| sza}k6w g16wnych p. Leona Zamor--
sklego, p. Piotra L~abuhskiego, p. J6-
zefa Regosza.
1. Policya.
9. Muzyka.
3. Flaga A~merykanska.
4. Marszalkowie g16wni.
). Flaga Polska.
6. Skaucl.
Z. Service Flag.
8. Dzieci Szkolne.
8. Kluby | Towarzystwa Aehskie.
10. Muzyka.
II. Klub meski i TOwarzystwa.
Godzina 4:30: Obch6d Majowy.
/. Zagajenie Obchodu 1 powoianie
Przewodniczacego / sekretarza ks.
Jan S~obieszczyk, G. r.
2. Spiew - Choir m}odszy.
8. ,,Trzeci Maj" deklamacya parma
Barbara Huntowska.
4. Duet" odspiewaja, panny NJ.
Smigaj i H. Mickus.
5. Nova Prev. ks. Rektor W1ad.
Zapa1a, @. R.
6. Spiew - Choir starszy. .
Z. Deklamacya - parma Stanisiawa
Demska.
s. solo" - parma NJ. Smigaj.
8. Nova - pan Antoni Czarnecki
| Komisarz szkolny.
10. Zakohczenie obchodu.
a. MY Country.
b. Boze cos Polske".
W dniach 30go kwietnia, 1go | Ego
maja odbyio sic koSciele Najsw.
Maryi P. AnielskieJ 40to godzinne
na~bozehstwo PREY nader llcznym u
dziale w~iernych, W nastepujacym po-
rzadku.
We wtorek ma rozpoczecie nabo--
aenstwa Msza sw. 1 procesya o godz.
Smej, celebrowai X. L. Jurasihski z
Milwaukee, o godz. 10-tej Sumo od'
rrswii X. Stanislaw Siatka, G. r. -
~Gabozenstwo majowe odprawi} o go
dzinie 2:S0 X. J. Tarasiuk, c. R. zas
wieczorem Nieszpory o godz. 1880
celebrowa} X. Franciszek Ostrowski
2 J~6zafatowa W asystencyl X. L. Ju-
rasinskiego jake dyakona / X. Bole-
slawa Kasprzyckiego jake subdya-
kona.
We srode 0 godz. 6-tej rano pry'
marye odprawii X. Lukasz Swiatko-
wski Wotywe o godz. 7mej x. Jan
Sobieszczyk, C. R., konWentuai-
ma o godz. Sci X. Wiad. zapaia, c.
R. a Sumo o godz. 1otej celebroWaf
X. Bronis}aw Celichowski; naoo-
zehstwo majowe o god1. $3.50 popo-
suGniu odprawil X. J6zef Zwierzycki'
c. r., n~ieszpory zas o godzinie 1880
w~ieczorem X. Pawei sobczak, c. r.
- dyakonem by1 X. s. Szczepansk1'
subdyakonem x. Leon Siess, Q. II.
We czwartek o godz. 6-tej rano
prymarye odprawii x. Jan sobiesz-
czyk, c. R., o godz. Tel wotywe x.
Lukasz Swiatkowski, G. R., o godz.
S-mej konwentualns X. WiadystaW
zapala, C. R.; Sumo zas o godz. 1oe1
x. Kazimoerz Skory, nabozenstWo
majowe O godz. $3.50 odprawif K.
Ffanciszek Repihski, G. R., nieszpo-
~ o godz. 1880 celebrowal Prev. x.
Praiat Stan. Nawrocki dyakonem
byi X. Stefan Kowalczyk, @. R., sub
dyakonem X. Tadeusz Ligman, @. r.
Wszystkie kazania W ciagu tego
~uroczystego nabo1ehstwa wyglosil X.
Wincenty Rapacz, G. R. gorliwy
znany kaznodzieja ludowy.
Ma .akohczenie ~naboaehstwa ODDLY
Ia sic ~procesyi z wielka urocSysto-
scia, W ktorej wziely udziai Bractwa
koscielne, dzieci W bieli, ministranci
1 kaplani obecni ma nabozehstwie.
spiewami dyrysowai erganista
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
Konnitet.

WOrUa GaSe3 nie-ahGislski0
DZINNNIK CHCAGoSKl prsoduja
pod wIglsdsn dossru s trstca maze
usia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

pnwie kaady polsHf sgent real
noeciowy o8iasza sic W DZlENNIKu
CHICAGQsK1M DO nieiednokrotni'
prEekonai sic. 70 tn aajlsptej mn
ua oplacA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

iNstlAma ~ podstaw1 licsny0
Dr1edsiebiorstw amerykatsIich. vice
| przemys1owiec polski dobrze zrCbi
iaaeli stals fskiamowad bedIie swo1
~intere. y DZINNNIKU CHICAGO
OIEIN-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

PoIskI polityK. cZy wIeKSzy cZy mnis1
sly "a opowIazek pocEytywac sobie
powiniep stale reklalnowac narodo.
wosc nasza w3rod obcvch. ~ zna iamiad
Amtry an6w z oUiSKIem, ms y:-...--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

0ststnio VtsdomeSG oisEysmy,
uYosMNeons oryginRlnsmi lilustrs-
sysmi saniss1ogs stale nIDNNK
CHldA60An
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

~,,Intercity Association"
Roseland Eclipse W American Giants
Park.
Ashlands W Chicago Heights, Ill.
All Nations W Michigan City. Ind.
Chicago Union Giants W Benton Har'
Dor, Mich,
West Ends W Camp Grant (dzisija)
Elgin W Rockford, Ill.
Roseland Eclipce W Beloit (dzisiaj. }
seminoles vs.. haywood W Melrose
Park, Ill.
All Chicagos W Proviso, Ill.
Ashlands W Lake Forest, Ill. (dzi.
siaj.) -..
Green's Chicago Giants w Albany
Park.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
JUTRo MA sIF ODBYG OTWARCIE
PARKU KLUBU PIhKARZY
.,ARISTO."
..ARISTO.

Otwarcie nowego boiska dziewiat-
XII pilkarskiej ,.Ariston - przy Ar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

Ia diva tygodnie cd ULTRA, odbedzie
sic koncert ma hall parafialnej, urza,
dzony staraniem orkiestry, Towarzy'
silva Miodziezy Sw. stanisiawa Ko'
SIKH: bilety MONA nabye u czionkow
Tow. sw. stanisiawa Kostki i u y. An
toniego K{owo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-14

turned American .te Of this wur
viii ice cared Do returned
colder ~ mo- nth. t. WITS ever catcd
for. lie viii ur. rucl adritt ou
th, world. DUE, us W't expert
ru'". With uu suI ... wI' prnsl"n
Nur WIN ne h. .U'd boo u home
O." waste his lie ...'u"-~ ~" viii
hr given what o. NuI'ri'dn wants
t chance To u 5000" lu spite ul
his handicnp school. Hu' classes 20.
every Kind viii ...n %" hun FREQ.
and there under boost medical care
while at IA, Al, HIur under the
instruction OF = Nr,r vocational
teachers that Tn. -am ran employ
be- VIII l"nru 20 g. which VIII nake
him srlf-su-tslu. ... r"si "tI his
NE.
The statistics .I.F .ltuuSt unhc.
hoNuhle results m cine ~ ~Jsm of
vocational rphabI ....n now obtain
ing iu every WuH.. nation. Masse7
OF men, despite tI r.' hospital curo
which moslcrn IS knows would
have returned To- ...I homes despcr.
ttr Tor work au. ignorant "f tncit
w. capacity Ton .. .IuN mcut undo
vclupcd. unadjust, o.. 'hr nov way lr
which war had d,....N that hey must
live. had thcl I. been reclaimed.
An official Trcn,. ...IuItc Be- Co IA,
effect that vocau r''I Utilization as
applied 20 one r..u ut about tive
thousand men. cfi. ..| % total gain GO
th" nation above ,.. cost 90 pension.
and allowances OIL, ..trlf two million
dollars. In oth, words. the mono,
invested IN VOC .H., reclamation
pHIo dividends winch fho richest cor.
rurttiuu might v. envy
Underlying IN, whole quest on o'
yu,a.ional rchabiI..'.on are consider
ltinus 10Th 81 seurf. Dut md ~ SCUM,
political ccouonl, The sentimental
reasons tor such program are oi.
Viou-. but the otU.l reasons are mo-
quite $50 plain TH.v may however
hc summed up lu 900" phrase econ
s|erNatiuu 81 ma...vrr' lu ufho
words every dol expended boo ne
making the wounU.I -oldicrs ana sail
urs must bo regarded 1- e dollar boz
vested iu nation. efficiency am,
hence 70 dollar .-t"l iu uatiaua
prosperity and 800 r- On fighting IN.
trad. war which Iur Zoo follow th'
present war Uf a..|.
what vocation. H~,-,tuDnuuu Wi
Hn Is outlined b. .H. experts ct th.
federal board TO-. .ugttiouul yduca
ton. summed uu .n frw words. "a
cas-, mas, be stated ls follows
Economr, Benefits.
Vocational ~re-,.g.ttiou viii ro-oS
'Jhli-h the disabled soldier ur -tilo
ts 400 independent -~elf-rcspcotiuI
economic unit. 'nt other policy vii
inevitably induce economic deepen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-14

druDH with it- inherent moral lud
social evils For THESE men tuI for
fhc ,"uumuuit, Il-u ulurfI anH 500
,..I H- well a- we'll being
.- Iu 30 barge measure 90 stake Tn.
lsr OBJ, the uuus,ript,d army go o. 80
FnIrer I- -uph that rho men 4r, Nuuur
enough tu br .Is,rptuIr Co. training
luU fhUf fIr Nu.rfIf. uI .sun train
ur viii accrue during u,,Ipd euui,
uIouf 600 tn. HurmII expectation OFT uf.
fur men 900 early manhood slr. of
,h' m,u wrr. 'JkIug utiuIur when
drafted This interrupted training .tu
h" resumed
ENporirup" u.. demonstrated thH'
dI-t lod m'- .vh.Ie under huspl'ul
treatment uuturaIi, tend iu mlu, 100.
stances q" fII. into 90 stat, OF ,hrou,
jopcn.i' ,tcr. characterized POS Joss ~
ambition Tho ufficulU OF ufiiur
thcm out OF This well recognized ph1..
increases rapidly during TN period
immediately following cunyilcAo'nrr
Vocational training begun at the "Hrl
lest possible muWcut ana persistent
.y-tomHiic development OF this train
ul after cuuNJlc-concc VIII avoid
this danger "f vocational |doscu-r..
rIuu once the mcu TAN into Il state
of chronic dependence cor drift bl.s
into industry without training. they
coon not Doc iudustrially recovered
Without the protection 1T vocotou-
.I r.-.a5,c,,I,p ,,c.,n,r o,,b .,.,,
mann, ,,.,st,,J.b,,,,t b, w-,r,..,,..
.. ,,-,.l,,r,,,, "a, n-,,r.,,,,.5 ,..,
,.,rr H.i,, .,, ..4. BE-.
..1tu.d l,t,,r,- .,.t suht,., 81,
rI,it,t,.p rv tho tr-s,,,,ul,ug
ana. ,.,,.
.,.,. ",
u'"'' 10y !''''.''
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-14

thfD. yetI.
There pi, lt present approximate,
t uuu.uUu wuuuI,d uud crippled
.uldt,r 100 'b. u%.ligcrcut youutr.'. of
Eurur, Iu,Iuuiur 3Uuo 1000 rr., ut
rmputIHIuu 200 Germuut loU' D.
f.pprf,I 1000 900 men ar. uu0Dr
Treatment Iu .n' hospitals th, uuu.
h,r ui i,p computations during 1910
n,iup 1t "nH
.purup ,n, post fev months fUe
return u. vuuuH.I crippled aad .u-
NalId.d uI,u truIu tu, over sots forces
OF the United States Will ucrin aud
Wtll continue, thereafter for 900 tu
dctiult, period until th" RETURN uf tho
over seas forces titrr tI. t'rmIyo
zion - the WJI
without taking account u' m"lg
rrufotD coutinEeu,ioH. 10 s'ruI- not
i~mprobnhl" thar Iuu.uuu disc
ublcd men win uc returned dutiu- th,
first year ut fighting a"d that t' let-'
30 600 col these men VII r,puir, total
tor partial vocational rccduyJt,uu Iu
order Go overcome ]lauoiyaps n,ur
I"d lu service.
second year uf fighting mas
DI0 60 1900. % tnlrd GUUoe To- the
number rcuuirinr such rcrducntiou
making BE- total tuI three wears uf
fighting ut 1.H uUH This a--uut".
0 n"o. 600 men overseas the FIRST year
and lu increase, of 1000. nal" overseas
.t .tca succeeding Nc1r.
The figures given truyo may uu-
Der. estimate the development ut the
overseas forces. u- we'll a- the pIu-
portion OF casualties u tho closing
stages uf tho wtr. when offensive
-trItrs, auj Tactics and fighting in
the open Ju break through tho Ger
man lines may succeed the trench
warfare uf the past two years.
Efforts CoorIinntcd.
what th, Vocational Education
Hoard i~ planning for the disabled
suldicr and sailor is first. the general
program. and -rroud tho special cd
uolttuuuI rruhIoIun The offices nf
The 4urscpu general OF tho army aud
navy have charge ct tho disabled men
500 far a- their physical rehabilitation
u.s. concerned The lubor department
has taken up the matter of placing
thr-, m,u boo Industry The bureau
OF war r.-k insurance charged
with th, insurance phases OF tu, uUt
ter tuU -u con Through Iutcr-d,.
purtucuf.I conferences rU these
boards commissions and agencies
have h,.. searching cut ever, pos
sihlr .tri. iu tn, necessary program.
and when cuulAcss begins tn, final
draitiur u: the legislation it viii have
4t E.f.. .Uf.vt..f..u tff.tr cha. ..YrI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-14

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of year and enjoy the trip rather
than experience hard work in get
ting by. The farmer, or the city
man. who does not own an automo-
bile. will not be called upon to bear
any part of the burden, either OF in
terest or principal of the bonds. and
the farmer who does own an auto
mobile will pay the tax just the same
as all other classes of automobile
owners.
There perhaps has been a time
when the farmer would not be able
to understand a proposition of good
roads construction entailing the ex-
penditure of millions of dollars but
the farmer in this day and time -
about as intelligent as his city
brother. and this proposition which
will be submitted to the Legislature
and will come back to the voters for
ratification will have as large a ma
jority of supporters among the farm
ers as among the merchants or any
other class of business men. The
farmer will not defeat the propos-
ition; in fact, we do not believe any
body will defeat it.
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railroad than he cares about ser
vice and quick transportation. He
wants. to get to his destination,
attend to his business and re-
turn home quickly. This is an age
of fast work, and If the government
can operate the railroads with this
end in view, perhaps the govern
ment could improve on private op-
Grafton. 1t does seem that If the
railroads under private operation
could manage to go along without
falling into the bankruptcy courts,
the government by co-ordinatiny
them and eliminating duplication
ought to make them pay, but ser
vice is going to be the demand of
the people and if the railroads will
not give service, then truck lines
will
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READY FOR THE DRIVE.

been waged during the year now
drawing to a close. the Red Cross
Christmas Roll Call is not a drive to
be measured in dollars and cents.
but in members instead. The .pur-
pose is to enroll as members of the
American Red Gross every adult in
the country, narrowed down to our
own limits. every adult in Lancas-
ter county "All you need is heart
and dollar" The Lancaster
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-12-10
TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1918.
w. -. -.

There will likely be another Lib
erty loan next spring. The war is
over it is true. but our soldiers are
still in France and there is great
expense in keeping them there and
bringing them home. The War
Savings stamp is a Liberty bond
There is no difference except in
amount and appearance. and the
government needs lot of money
now. The War Savings stamps COM
mittee for the State Of South Caro-
lima and for Lancaster county are
calling upon the people to meet
their pledges made in the summer
for War Savings stamps. and to
pledge for more if possible. Decem-
Der is the final month and the round .
up is near. South Carolina and
Lancaster county can meet their
quotas only if the people meet their
pledges. And the total for the state
was never pledG Ged during the cam
paign in June. South Carloina's an
poruonment was approximately
100000; Lancaster county's
100000. Neither the state or the
county have failed in the past and
must not fail now, but they will un-
less the pledges are met and add
tional stamps purchased
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county organization is now complete
with j. III. Witherspoon at the head
and it is only quoting history" to
say that Lancaster county will go
over the top. No call since the war
began has gone unheeded in Lam
caster county, and whether boasting
or prophesying or what not, The
News makes bold to say that none
will until our soldiers and sailors
have safely returned to their homes
from the scenes of battle where they
fought for the freedom of the world
and won
In the winning OF the battle, no
one had a greater part than the Red
Cross. The Red Cross was every
where there were soldiers, whether
fighting or not. The Red Cross was
in the frontline trenches. behind the
firing line, in the hospitals, every
where their services were needed.
Red Cross nurses sacrificed their
lives as American soldiers and sail
ors sacrificed theirs. The Red
Cross was not only with the boys
overseas, but with their loved ones
at home, with others here in this
country, everywhere distress called
them.
"All you need is heart and a dol
lar" and every adult in Lancaster
county has a heart and can get dol
lar If the dollars are scarce and it
means sacrifice, it may be remem-
bered that this is day Of sacrifice
and no one has made more secrifices
than the Red Cross.
It's big undertaking to get every
adult in the county to join the Red
Cross, but who would withhold a
dollar from such noble cause or
would withhold his moral support .
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BE CAREFUL OF THE "FLU."

The epidemic of influenza is re-
turning to many cities and towns and
communities throughout the coun-
try. Some Of the cities which haa
closed up public places and opened
them again have been forced to
adopt another closing order, and
we may not be surprised If it comes
back to Lancaster. There are many
cases hereabouts now, and extreme
care should be taken to avoid any
thing approaching the dreadful con-
ditions Of October when it swept
over the city and county with a
great toll OF life. little care may
prevent it, and every one should be
mindful that it is dangerous to go
out among other people while af-
flicted with the disease Well peo-
pie should take care that they do
not contract it unknowingly BY
proper preventive measures re
currence of the epidemic can be
forestalled.