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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

O lie zawierzycby MONA poi
u~rzedowej depeszy z Berlina do
,Neue Badische Landeszeitung",
dyplomacya austro = wegierskiego
ministra spraw zagranicznych, ba-
roma Buriana, bierze gore w spo.
RE Centralnych 0 sk6re polska,
gdyz jak donosi wspomniany or
gan, rzecznik Rzeszy niemieckiej
we wsp6lnych rokowaniach O roz-
wiazanie kwestyi polskiej, Won
Hintze, mial sic zgodzic ma PREY.
~Iqczenie Krolestwa Polskiego dc
czarno-zoitej monarchii.
Fakt ten wywolac musiaf ME
lada konsternacye ma Wegrzech
wSrod M~adziarow. sdyz wedle
wegicrskiego pisma uVillag":
premier m~adziarski, DIR. Wekerle,
zwolaf czempredzej p~osiedzenie
gabinetu wegierskiego, celem
przedyskutowania kwestyi pol
skiej. Chodzi mianowicie O salwo-
wanic interesow wegierskich, ma
wypadek aneksyi Kongresowkl
przez Austro-Wegry
Jako p~ocieszajacy wielce objaw
w polityce polskiej, zanotowat
nalezy zupefne fiasko rokowai
zagorzalych aktywistow war
szawskich W sprawie przykucia
Polski do rydwanu mocarstw cen
tralnych. Wedle yGohca" krako.
wskiego, Ambassador" polski W
Be.linie, hr. Ronikier, czuje sic
zniewolonym podat sic do dymi-
syi w najblizszej przyszlosci.
Berlinski ..Lokal Anzeigcr' "a
Ii sic ma obstrukcye patryotycz-
rych czlonkow Rady Stanu, kt6.
rzy swq nieobecnoscia zdckomple
towali sesye Rady Z 8 wrzcsnia,
ME dopuszczajac do przyjecia
prawomocnych uchwa}.
Pismo to dodaje:
,.Jesli ksiaze Radziwili miano-
wany bedzic nastepca Steczkow-
skiego, bedzic to o~znacza}o, re Ra
ia Regencyjna ME zarzucila ma
dziei ugody Z Niemcami,"
OdnoSnie do dymisyi gabinctu
warszawskiego, nalezy zauwazyc.
re przedewszystkiem ministrowie
Ilandlu i wyznah ME godzili sic
ina stanowisko, jake wzSledem
Niemiec zajql rad ~warszawski.
Jak informujc niemiecka POI
urzedowa ,.Neue Badische Lam
des-zeitung", atworzenie nowcGo
gabinetu w WarSzawic poWicrzo-
rem bedzie ksieciu Radziwiilowi,
przyczem byiy premier Steczkow
ski otrzyma teke ministra skarbu.
Tymczasem oburzenie narodu
polskiego ia paktowanie Z wro--
gami przejawia sic w kraju coraz
otwarcicj. ] tax swiczo pojawi'
sic w krolcstwie wielce znamien-
ny komunikat o nastepujqccm
brzmicniu:
nPodpisanc stronnictwa o.
swiadczaja, re uwazajq tocz2cr
sic rokowania i przyjcte tam 10
bowiazania samozwahczeSo rzQ'
du polskiego, jake wyraz polityNi
samowolncj tcgoz rzqdu, .ktor!/
ME odpowiada intcrcsom narodu
polskiego. Tylko Sejm demokra--
Ityczny mice bedzie prawo roz-
strzygania obchodzacych Polske
kwestyi miedzynarodowych.
Komunikat powyzszy podpiSa-
Nv stronnictwa: Polska partya
socyalistyczna, stronnictwo marc
dove polskie, niezawisie stronni-
ctwo narodowc zwiazeIi polskich
stronnictw acknowledgement.
Paryski ,rIntransigeant' o.
trzymuje depesze specyalna L 10
penhagi, re wedle nadeslanych
tam ostatnich pism rosyjskich
Polacy w zaborze austryackim
liechca slyszec O zadnem innem
ro~zwiazaniu kwestyi polskiei.
kt6reby ME obejmowaio calkowi-
togo odbudowania dawnego pan
silva polskiego, wraz z portem "
Gdansku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

>y hNey9 iio0, mag NLSSO
chcieli! Me wierzyc, IL Niemcy
gotowi So do ustspstw! Jeszcze
ME! j~eszcze ME! Aowia mas, tu-
mania, wabia i MEGA, ale ME my
Sla naprawde O zgodzie. Juzeic
~chcieliby mice pok6j, DO widza
dis sami, IL wojne przegrali, zc
ich i dalej bic bedq, DO szans ola
nich nicma zadnyeh; ale jeszczc
do ustepstw ME dojrzeli, jeszcze
ma komende Unconditional Sur
render" ME uchyla lba dumnego
pod .kaudyhskie jarzmo," Poste-
powy pokojowy kanclerz, gada-
MA o gotowosci do ustepstw, pu-
szczanie W praise zagraniczna de-
pesz o wyciehczeniu Niemiec, o
giodzie i niezgodzie tam panujq-
cej, o rewolucyjnych p%omrukach,
o socyaliStycznych porywach -
to wszystko wszystko ocamou-
flage" - mic wiecej! Kanclerz
.pokojowy" W odstawke pojdzie,
jak inni poszli, MECH sic junkr6w
partya tylko wzmocni znow, a
wyprostuje, MECH zyska size, ola
ktorej odzyskania o pok6j Was
ME zabiega; przecie ia partya -
~postepowego(?) kanclerza pre-
pedzi bez watpienia, skoro jej
zbedny hedzie - ME m6wiac juz
mic o tenn, gdyby przeszkadza}; a
p'saniny pc niemieckicb gazetach,
czy tez pogfoski, re niemieckie pi-
sma rewolucyjne przybieraja glo-
sy - toz to wszystko idzie przez
cenzure niemiecka rzadowa,
przecie tam system biurokratycz-
lily tax wszystko trzyma w kon--
troll, re litery ME MONA ponies
ciG takiej, ktoraby rzadowi pozs-
dana ME byla; coz Wiec gadac i
sadzic o arcy-skrainych wysko--
kach ma mute ,,precz Z korona!'
re to pisze socyalistyczny ,Vor-
waerts" - coz stad? Wszakze
socyali niemieccy byli zawsze W
tel wojnie najusilniej i najwy-
tfwalej rzadowi, wszakze ME raz,
ale dziesiatki razy siuzyli pru>
skim departamentom a%dministra-
cyjnym i oni to przecie ME kto
inny budowali mostly porozumiei
bolszewickich z Rosya, oni odda-
Ii sluzby n~ieocenione w pred
wstepnych krokach do brzesko-
lit~ewskiego traktatu! Zatem i te-
raz sluza - patryotycznie sluza
rzadowi absolutnemu, a jak to
SIC godzi z idea socyalizmu, to O
to tegaz Mkt ME pyta, to sic poz-
mel Wytlumaczy W secinach dziei
i broszur wodnistych - swoim i
zagranicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08
PokOu.

olbrzymy, trujace gazy i piynne
Lognie ME sprostaiy ducha mocy i
wobec idei polotu wydaiy sic jak
6rudne, liche play przyziemne,
jak kraby materyalizmu nikczem-
uego, ktory wobec potegi niezSo'
mnej ludlow wyzwolonych, wobec
mySli wskrzeszaiacej wielkich ma
ludzkoSc Gala hasei ME So wiecej,
riz skorupa krucha i martwa....
A r~ozdeptany robak z poSrod IT,
lomkow skorupy - pokoiu prosi
Ii - jeno patrzy czyha, by
jadowitem zadiem ukluc, by "a
bic, by zraniG dion, ktoraby mu
ku pokojowi naprawde i porato-
waniu podano.
Niemcy wofaja - pokoju. Dy-
plomatycznych arkanow kretacze
noty pfyna ku Koalicyi tax try
umfalnie zwycieskiej, tax SWIFT
ME zapowiedzi ostatecznego suk'
cesu wypelniajacei, w zgodzie
niezmozsnej, W uduchowieniu
rieprzeScignionej: probuje wrog
uiowic ma kruczki ! wybiegi po-
gromc0w swoich, by wciagnaw--
sly ich w targi i handle krwia lu-
dow i ziemiami - wydrzec ola
SIC jak najwiecej - a tax Z pre-
granej juz wojny, jeszcze wycia-
gnac zyski i wyjSc, o lie sic da,
reka obronna, a z kieszenia pei
nq. Oto sens i eel pokojowych O.
fensyw Centralnych. Zmobilizo--
wall sic pruscy dyplomaci grubo-
skorni, przetasowali karty ! figu-
ry i ruszaja do ataku, o ktorym
powiemy, IL Misrepresentation
On, anizeli ataki w otwartem po-
In, gdzie piers o piers uderza /
oko w oko patrzy, gdzie wiesz, z
kim i czem walczysz i wiesz lie
ryzykujesz, a co Gle czekac moze.
Tu inaczej: gra dyplomatow to
strategic, z jaka sic wojenne pod
chody mierzyc ME NIGGA, w niej
zwyciezony - czesto zwyciezc9
wychodzi, zwyciezca zas w polu
z niczem wraca. Take juz bywa-
" zawody i take ich rezultaSy...
Ukladnie, uprzejmie, powaznie
l wznioSle nowy kanclerz niemie-
cki mowi o pokoju, o szczedzeniu
dalszego krwi rozlewu - jakiz
humanitarny! - oSwiadcza, IL
Ii punkt6w amerykahskich w "a
saddle przyjmuje, lecz - ME 60
dzi sic w spos6b okreSlony ma "a
den z Mich, owszem sam swoJe
wiasne Smie stawiac warunhi i
Y CORY niejako zaznacza, re my
S6 O odebraniu kolonii ola ME-
mice, re ma oddanic Francyi -
Alzacyi ! Lotaryngii sic ME go
dzi. autonomie ola tych KRAKOW W
najlepszym razie przewiduje, o
rchabilitacyi Belgii W nieokreS--
lony spos6b wspomina, dodajac
wreszcie, IL pokoje, juz zawartc
e Rosya j Rumunia), ME pre-
szkodza w obecnej akcyi - to
macy: maja ma wSchodzie Cen
tralni zachowac wolna reke i swo-
je wpiywyl...
Me doczekanie - ich, pc tySiac
razy niedoczekanie A toby gor'
sza byIa przegrana i upadek pod
obuchem gwaltu j zbrodni, niz pc
zwycieskiej wojnie - pokoj TAXI!
\ toby z grobow sic porwaiy tie
miliony poleglych i pomariych W
tel wojnie-ofierze "a przysz'%
ludlow Swobode, gdyby i'm Gel,
ola kt6rego zycie dali W TAXI nj
ski sposob przefrymarczono!
-
Wierzymy Swiecie, re pokoju
ME dostana Centralni W takich,
lax obecne - okolicznosciach ma
takich, jake oni ~zgiaszaja - wa
runkach. SWAT caiy wzdycha do
pokoiA ale to must bye ME pocz'
damski dyktat pokojowy, ]eno
pok6j trwaiy i pewny, zwycieski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

spuchf mi nos!
OF ci poeto Iysy los!
RoSnie lysina wZdiuz 1 wszerZ,
Eli starry oslo, na rozum bierz!....
k. ".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08
Dooko(a Kwestyi
Polskiej.

(Od specyalnego correspondents
Wydziaiu Narodowego Pol.
skiego, Ignacego M. Ososto.
wicza.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08
Paryz, 10 wrzesnia.

Paryz, 10 wrzesnia.
Czy sic porozumieli? - Wegry a
Polska. Sukcesya po Stecz-
kowskim. - Narod polski pre-
civ ugodowcom warszawskim.
- Chce Zjednoczonej wraz z
Gdanskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

MeSoUie Stdnu wSsedsie s0d-
Gzdjq sic ID zdaniu, Se must ISL
nice zjednocsOna, RiesdIeSnG 1
sdmoZsQdRG POLSkG.
- WOODROW wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

Read ndTodu prseS nGrod ola
HdrOdu, ME zgiHie z poDIerSchRi
sismL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

Otto macie program zupe4ny -
IA punktow prezydenta Wilsona,
uznanych dis przez Gala Koali-
eve - jake minimalna pokoju
zasada: wierzymy, il z tego pro-
jake minimum przyjete-
60 7 uznanego = nj slowa juz u
lac ME MONA i odstapic cd tego
ME podobna: jedna koncesya, je-
den jakis przcjaw slabosci, goto-
wosci do targu, kompromisu, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-08

Wierzymy Swiecie, re pokoJu
ME dostana Centralni W takich,
lax obecne - okolicznosciach ma
takich, jake oni zgiaszaja - wa
runkach. SWAT caly wzdycha do
pokoin ale to must bye ME poez-
damski dyktat pokojowy, jeno
pok6j trwaiy i pewny, zwycieski'
z gruntu odmieniajacy ma
pc Swiata i stosunki miedzyna-
rodowe. Dotad Niemcy giosili
prawo miecza, piesci i SHY slepej
- jej zaufali i jej zwierzyli te
wojne: zawsze to giosili; niechal-
re sic i'm spelni: MECH I'M spra-
wiedliwosc bedzie z wyroku mo-
cy i mecca; nigdy Niemcy WARY
ME dotrzymali, umow ME pre-
strzegali. wiasne gwarancye dep
tall ~siuszna, IL i'm teraz SWAT
ME wierzy i zblizeh z mimi ME
chce. Tedy odpowiedz i'm musi
bye tylko jedna: Bezwzgledne
poddanie sic, ewakuacya ziem o.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04
GOOD OFFICERS
Making an Efficient Organization
of Our Home Guards

r. G. Blount, captain of the To-
cal company of home guards, is
proving himself to be a good Off
Ger, and with an alert lieutenant
in N. G. Hewitt, he is rapidly
bringing his command to a de-
gree of efficiency that could hard
ly be expected in a short time
with drills held but once week.
The men are taking keen inter
est in their work and they put up
a fine appearance and go through
military movements with consid-
cradle snap every Monday night.
Last drill night saw the addition
of platoon of two squads from
Charlotte Harbor and the men
from that neighboring communi
ty are to be commended for the
fine spirit they have shown in thus
coming out to do their bit in. this
emergency in our country's histo-
ry. If all men who are members
Of the company, except those who
from infrmity or age find the
drills too severe, will be loyal and
put themselves out to attend ev.
cry drill, Punta Gorda will soon
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04
TOWN TOPICSOFAW WEEK
The Important Happenings of p,,r,, T-~s. 80
Vicinity Briefly Told 80 ~

Hon. j. Mizell visited Tampa,
Saturday.
666 cures chills and fever.-27
Mrs. R. M. Coston visited Area
dia, last Friday.
Fruits, candies, CONNECTIONS and
fancy groceries are specialties at
R. NJ. Kings. (adv)
Mrs. Emmett Adams spent Sun
day in Fort Ogden visiting her
daughter, Mrs Morris Daughtrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Cottrell of
Moore Haven, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. Written from Sat
urday until Sunday AFTERNOON.
Capt. j. j. Mccain, after
spending Sunday at his home
here, returned, Monday, to the
Arcadia aviation camps, where he
is earning fine wages. f
Miss Blanche Glenn returned
last week from Arcadia, where
she spent a month or two assist
ing Mrs. Campbell, the county
home demonstration agent.
Mrs. O. E. Williams and two lit
tie sons, Of Fort Myers, arrived
here last week on a visit to rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Williams
is remembered as formerly Miss
Helen Shaw.
J. H. Allen returned Sunday,
from Polk county, where he has
been engaged in lucrative work
for a month or more, and he will
now spend a month or two here
making preparations to plant a
fall and winter crop of vegetables
on his place south of town.
That valued friend Rev, T. A.
Stephens Of Charlotte Harbor,
presented The Herald, Friday,
with big basket of delicious
grapes grown on his home place.
They are of an unknown variety
small in size; grow in dense clus-
tiers. and have worry fine flavor
Brother Stephens has two vines
of these grapes, which are yield
ing big crops. They ought to
command a good nrice and End a
ready sale in the markets.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04
Shipping Ice to Georgia

1t seems that there is an lee
famine in the good old state Of
Georgia, in consequence of which
several of the cities up there are.
having to buy ice from Florida
The factories at Fort Myers, Pun
ia Gorda, Arcadia, Sanford, St.
Petersburg and other towns, for
the past two weeks, have been
shipping each two or three car
loads of ice per week to Macon,
Ga. The Georgia famine, we are
told, results from a shortage Of
ammonia, which is sine qua nom
in the manufacture of ice.
Macon, Ga, is one of the hottest
cities in the South, and an ice
famine there at this season is. a
verv serious thing. =
Lend your money as freely as
our boys are giving themselves.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04

Mrs. j. J. Mccain went to Ar
cadla, last Thursday evening, to
spend a few days with relatives
and friends.
Clay Chadwick returned Fri
dav. from taking his family in an
auto to Louisville, KY, where
they are spending the summer
with relatives and friends.
No one should fail to hear the
address Of Rev. Sankey Stephens
IN the Methodist church next
Tuesday night. He is a very i'm
pressive speaker.
c. E, Midget, who has a fine
paying job in a Jacksonville ship
yard, came home Sunday on a
visit to his family. He will re-
turn to Jacksonville at the end OF
this week.
Emmett Adams went to tampa,
Saturday, and will engage in lu-
crative work in that city until
some time in the fall, when he will
return and resume his profession
as navigator of a tourist yacht.
Miss Elise Blount spent last
Friday in Zolfo, as the guest OF
her devoted friend, Miss Eliza
beth Woodson. Had the latter
carried out her intention of beina
married in Zolfo, Miss Blount
would have been her maid of hon
or.
Saturdays Fort Myers Press
gives the names Of large mum
Der Of registered selects" who
have been transferred from Glass
"A to Glass 2-B. Amongst them
we notice the names of V. X. Bow
man.. Sam Lowe and II. A. John
son of Punta Gorda.
Mrs. John R. Hurton and three
little sons went to Fort Meade
Saturday, to visit friends for q
day or two. From there, they
Invent to Barlow to visit Mr.. Hur
ton, who is working there, anc
they will spend next week witt
relatives and friends in Tampa.
That well known colored farm
err, Dan G. Smith, sent The Herald
Saturday, a big sweet potato
grown on his farm south of town
1t was of the yellow yam variety
weighed IA pounds and made
| feast for the whole family. This
/ is the land Of the potato, as wei
as of the orange and pineapple.
On the evening of the 26th ult.
| Miss Bessie Fitz-Gerald delight
fully entertained number O
friends. young lad'"s. at her pa
rents home in Solana. Beside
an elegant feast to which the1
were treated, they enjoyed musl'
and many interesting games. Blu
no one of the guests was thought
full enough to write The Herald
report of the occasion.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04

have one of the best drilled home
guard companies in Ahe State;
and, if occasion arises@for de-
tense of the community against
an attack from without or a riot
within, which we hope will not oe-
cur, they can be counted on to ac-
quit themselves creditably.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04

666 contains no dfcoIlol, dIScLic,
nor other poisonous drugs.-27.
Mrs. l.. F. McClelland, accom-
panied by her son, Jas. K, visited
Arcadia, Tuesday.
All kinds of vegetables and
fruits fresh daily at M. Kings.
(adv.)
Mrs. B. H. accom-
panied by her sdifN Iobley,
visited Arcadia, No. ming.
666 cures heada aus
ness, loss of appetite ed
aching feeling, due .lss4aria or
colds. Fine onic.-27-10t. adv.
Miss Irene Gatewood has de-
serted Moore Haven and gone to
Sarasota to visit her brother
Clarence.
Mesdames S. J. Hewitt, G. w.
Hewitt, V. X. Bowman and A. p.
Jordan enjoyed an auto trip to
Arcadia and back, Tuesday after
moon.
Harry Goldstein came over
from Tampa, Monday, to attend
to some important business, afte
which he returned to Tampa
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. B. G. Washington and
daughter, Miss Myrtle, and Mrs.
j. G. Boykin left Monday morn
ing, for Akron, Ohio, where they
will remain until freeze causes
them to hustle back home
G.. B. Robbins, who is helping
build ships for the government at
Brunswick, Ga, came home, Sat
urday night, on visit to his fam
ilv and started back to his work
Tuesday evening.
The sisters, Misses Lucille and
Donnie Bunnell, of Morriston,
were guests of their sister, Mrs.
Saml. Mccullough of this place,
from the middle of last week un-
til Tuesday evening, when they
returned home.
| Willoughby Whidden and his
daughter, Miss Lena, came up
from Useppa, Tuesday afternoon,
and, after spending the night
here, the former left yesterday
morning for Gainesville, while the
latter went to Arcadia to visit
friends.
DR.. G. M. Afford will conduct
the services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening II a. m and 8 p. m. The
Lords Supper will be celebrated
in the morning and the evening
subject will be: Watching
Christ. Everybody is invited.
A break in the machinery Of the
power plant, Saturday artefnoon
deprived the whole town of cleo.
trio lights until $50 p. m. One
result was, no picture show that
night. Stores and other business
houses reSorted to kerosene lamps
to enable them to do business.
j. E. VanCamp, who has beer
getting big wages while working
for the government for the pas
three months at Americas, Ga.
came home Saturday on a visit t.
Mrs. VanCamp. He does not ex
pect to return to Americas, blu
will do government work at SOM
other place.
Carnegie Stone, son of DR.. ant
Mrs. Geo.. S. Stone, passed a sue
cessful examination at Chester
Pa, Monday, for admission int,
the radio service Of the govern
ment. He had previously beer
earning a salary of $4,000
month, which he gave up IN orde
to serve his country.
Through some inexplicable o
versight, the name of that risin'
young lawyer, Paul d. Mobley
was omitted last week from TIL
Herald's list of Punta Gorda Sc
lects leaving for Camp jackson
Columbia, S. G. He went wit
ninety-seven other selects take
from this county.
DR.. H. w. Wilmer Of Braden
town, a member of the State Liv
Stock Sanitary Board, was her
for a day or two last week attend
mo IN his official duties. III
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-07-04

Lend your money as freely as;
our boys are giving themselves.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-07-26

--~~-
G. A. Carruth made q business
trip to Alexandria last week
and brought back another new
automobile.
A card from Mrs. B. f. Bre-
mer who is visiting relatives in
DeRidder, states that she and
children are enjoying themselves
very much:also that her sister,
Mrs. w. E. Tant left for her
home in EIpaso Texas last week.
That long looked for ralu ar
rived last Thursday night.
. Our fishermen report having
better luck lately than in the
early season.
The political pot is beginning
to boil quite freely in some parts
of the state. Nothing cut of the
ordinary is going on here.
The Methodist Ladies aid ga {
a picnic last Wednesday for their
members and q few friends, on
Calcrsien river. They report a de
lightfui day for the outing
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-07-26
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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-07-26
Mrs. Oliver Writes

Dear Sisters Of Cienmora WCIC
Please may Ihave your atten-
ton few minutes.
We hold meeting every two
weeks of an houas duration only.
Every one of these meetings Is
important. There is where we
are supposed to get our orders
and instructions for our work
and thereis always much to be
done. And we are much hlndered
as Union by many members
being absent. Absent ones can
not know of the work done or
work to be done unless the four
or FIVE members present with
the plans and reports do more
than double duty by going to see
absent ones or in some way CIV
ing much of their valuable time
ii giving individual instructions.
[ want to beg you to attend these
meetings, every one of you. There
is no work more needed, none
christian, nor any more patriotic
taan the work of the Woman S
Christian Temperance Union.
Did you know that the National
and otaye W. c Z. US have
given altogether four ambulances
thirteen field kitchens, and tween
ty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and have
adopted 236 French. orphans:
And you do not know what our
VA local AAion has doAe or Is
doing How can you: You do not
come in touch with it. Come to
the next regular meeting.
Mrs. n. e. Oliver president
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-07-26
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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-07-26
The Glenmora Potato Conn

! The Glenmora Potato Comp
any's curing plant is being con
structed under the direction Of
E. P Ferguson and will soon be
completed. A house Of ten thou
sand capacity is constructed and
we hope our farmers will take ad
vantage of this and make and
save that many aud more of pot
atoes.
We we're at the Louisiana Saw
Mill one night this week and met
some Of the new men that are on
the night shift Among the num-
Der we mention, Messrs. Ward
the sawyer; Beard, mill Office;
Bridges, scaler. The premises a
bout the mill are showing the
change Of owners as the Office is
fenced, yard enlarged and other
like improvements are evident.
Mrs. W. E. Meigison viii spend
three weeks at Hot Well recupe-
rating her health.
H. G. Barron after little vaca-
tion for his health, is brck at his
place at the Louisiana Saw Mil
Company's store Office.
James Hathaway joined the U
S. Marines this week and will be
sent to Paris island soon.