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Evening journal., 1918-10-25
HUN "BOLSHEVIKS" SHOOT
DOWN HAMBURG STRIKERS

Continuing their drive against Msubege, the Brit
sh third and fourth armies have made important progress
on front of nearly 35 miles, extending from southwest
of Vaenciennes northeast of Wassigny. They have
reached the western edge of Normal Forest along its
whole extent and the outskirts of Lequesnoy,
miles directly west of Maubege. More than 1000 prs
and 100 guns have been captured since Wednesday
morning. when the attack launched.
The right wing fought its way through LEveque
Wood and captured the village of Ors, four miles east
of lie Cateau IL in this region that American troops
have been cooperating with the British.
Further north the villages of Poix-DuNord and Les
Tuleres captured and the British lines carried be-
yond toward Englefontaine.
The village of Ghissneis, a mile southwest of Le-
quesnoy was occupied The Germans determinedly de-
Tended the crossings of the Escaon river northwest of
of Ghissignes, but the British their way
turing Beaudgnes, mile west of Lequesnoy and sew
eral batteries, including heavy guns.
Ruesnes, a mile and half northwest of Lequesnoy,
was storned To the westward, Bermerain captured
The river crossing forced between Verchain and
Thiant the high ground captured of the former
Monchaux occupied and the east bank OF the Eca-
Ion cleared.
Some progress was made in local fighting between
Valenciennes and Journal.
The French crossed the Ose Longchamps and
carried their lines to the western approaches of Guise
To the southwark French troops made important gains
between the Ose and the Serre reaching LaferteChrev
risis, four miles northwest of Crecy.
Capture of Negotn in northeastern Serbia has
brought the Allies within 22 miles of Hungarian terri
tory The right bank of the Danube opposite Rumania
held by the Allies along front of nearly SO miles
To the westward the Serbs captured Parachn and
within 20 miles of Belgrade. The Austro Germans
ar reported to be retreating this whole front.
The Austrian War Office admitted a further retire~
in northeastern Albania and eastern Montenegro.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25

and at O'Clock he will go TO the Young
Mems Republican Club for conference
and 70 meet personally a number OF
prominent Republicans.
Previous 10 the luncheon Mrs. Flor
enoe Bayard Hilles. suffrage leader, held
a short conference with Mr.. Hays.
Governor Townsend and Secretary OF
state Johnson, DR.. L. II. Ball, nominee
for Senator, were among the Republi-
cans who attended the luncheon.
Mr.. Hays In part said:
1T b Republican organization q
every possible occasion since last March
has voiced repeatedly the party's de-
termination:
First: To win the war now.
Second: For a peace with victory
only, and never a peace by a comprom-
ise bargaining OF principles which
would violate American rights, inter
ests and honor and make a sacrllege
out OF our saorlnce 10 be made again
by our grandchildren
Third: To prepare now In a sane
Continued on Page Thirteen.)
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
HUNS DEMAND REPUBLIC;
CHEER KARL LIEBKNECHT
By she United Press


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Evening journal., 1918-10-25

These WORKERS
LOYAL TO loan
American c. & F. Co. Men
Subscribe $I09 Per
Capita
EIGHT COMPANIES
HAD HONOR FLAG

The Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
at the Jackson and Sharp American Car
ana Foundry Company, was very sue
cessful. The total amount sold by the
employees was S79,650, which was in
creased by a subscription Of $4,000 by
the American Car and Foundry Com
pany. This Is an average OF SiO9 per
man based on the total number en-
ployed.
At times during the campaign more
than 20 per cent Of the men were ab-
sent due to influenza. In spite OF this
the number Of subscriptions secured
was in excess Of the total number Of
men OF the plant. the interest Of the
team captains having. in some cases.
influenced friends not employed at the
American Car and Foundry Company.
to subscribe through their team.
Considerable rivalry was shown in the
different departments, and the team
captains, as the daily returns came in.
were inspired to increased effort.
The general committee in charge OF
the campaign consisted Of /. w. Eby.
chairman; w. B. johnson, VI. w. Brash-
iers, II. B. France. G. w, Butz and F. p.
Walker.
The Office force was divided in two
teams, OF which Mrs. Eugene English
and I. w. Eby were captains, and an
average subscription Of over si36 DER
team member was secured, and 100 per
cent subscribed.
In the mill department Captains Low
den, Forscht and c. w. Viohl secured
over Si25 per man, with an average OF
100 per cent subscribed
In the car department. the teams
were captained by Messrs. Stewart and
Klund, Simmons, Lutz, Alexander and
West, Brown and Greer, Thompson and
Osmond, OConner, bunker, Dill, Barr.
Clement, Shirk and Golden, and Holt.
and averaged over s9S per man, and 100
per cent subscribed.
The shipyard teams captained by r..
Chefllns. j. w Kershaw. F. Clark, II. c.
Spicer, f. Cleaver. G. Jackson, f. Boul-
den, II. Vincent, II. Biddle and F. Bry-
son, turned in over s9i per man, and 400
per cent. subscribed.
The lumber yard, Captains Williams
and Ogle, secured s6S per man, 100 per
cent subscribed.
As showing the real American spirit of
the men, Roy Baldwin, employed in the
tin shop. in the early days Of the cam
paign subscribed TO a 500 bond. A few
days afterward he died Of influenza His
Immediately agreed TO
complete his payment of s96 for the
bond. and this will be presented to Mrs.
Baldwin.
William Dohrlng, another tinsmith.
paid 500 in cash for bond, and a few
Continued on Page Seven)
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
By the United Press

By the United Press
LONDON, Oct 25-Fighing the batlefronts of
Vaenciennes resumed early this morning, Field Marshal Hg
announced.
six miles south of Vaenciennes where
determined enemy resistance had held the British advance,
captured yesterday afternoon The British advanced the
high ground of the village, repung German couneraac
Mg four miles southwest of Vaencennes also occupied and
British troops pushed forward a several points.
Yesterday afternoon attacked and captured Vendeges
and made the high ground east OF this VII
lage," said the
"a counter attack neighborhood repulsed Fight
ing recommended a an early hour this morning.
In close fighting yesterday the resistance IN mang
was and the village
"On remainder of the battlefront advanced troops
pushed forward at different points
By the United Press
PARIS Oct 25-The began along
and Souche rivers north of Laon this morning. announced
by Office. The assault accompanied by heavy a
lery and machine gun fire.
On Asne of Rethe the village of Ambly
captured yesterday.
Longchamps and Noyes Two surprise
down east of Sssone.
Ose front between Longchamps and Noyalles last
night rePused two tentative attacks the communque
said
On the See-Souche 'front.' protection of artillery and
machine this morning resumed pressure against
enemy
East of Sone the Germans two surprise attacks
against Serves and Nizy zyLe-Compte without result
East of Rethel well operation gave us the village
of despite determined resistance We
oners, including officers and machine guns.
North of Olizey (west of Grandpe patrols took 20
prisoners"
By the United Press -.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN FRANCE Oct Oct. zS.L e.
The Americans have important successes ON '
of the Meuse. ..,a.v ~.
Attacking IN a twomle front east OF nr the ny' -
Continued page t'n''">
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
PLENTY OF SUGAR
FOR FALL CANNING

Owing to the change in the regula-
tlons regarding the issuing ofSsugar
certificates. there has been a rush for
sugar at the Office of the Food Adj
ministration OF Delaware. Beginning
this week, the authority for issuing
sugar certificates for canning was taken
from the grocers and placed upon the
Food Administrators. That is the rea-
son for the rush at Food Administra-
tiOn headquarters.
The demand for sugar for preserv-
ing and canning has developed the fact
that housewives are still on the job
trying to save fruits for winter use.
There is no difficulty in obtaining sugar
for canning by any housewife. All
that she has to do is to go to the Of
fees Of the Food Administration in the
Odd Fellows Building. Tenth and King
streets, second floor, or make her ap-
plication by letter.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
TURN CLOCKS BACK
TOMORROW NIGHT

Everybody is going TO get $500
seconds added to his sleep tomorrow
night. This IS a payment in full OF
the hour deducted from everybodys
time on March 81, when the daylight
saving plan went into effect.
When the clocks are turned back
one hour at O'Clock on Sunday
morning, October 27ss families are
cautioned to see to 1t that not more
than one member turns the family
time-piece back 1t will be remem-
bered that some family clocks got
turned three or four hours ahead,
last March, as several persons all
took a turn at the same clock.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
FIVE BURNED In
POWDER FLARE-UP

Fire thought to have been due to fric-
ion in an elevator shaft in a blending
over at Plant No. 4, CT the dupont
Powder Company at Carney's Point at
1880 o'clock this morning, caused a
flare-up which destroyed the tower and
10000 pounds Of powder. Five men who
were at work in the tower were slightly
injured or burned, but after receiving
flrst-aid treatment they were able to go
to their homes.
The addresses Of the men were not
learned here but it was stated those in
iured were; Lou Grulling. WIN. Ross,
Frank Minner, A. Memo and F. J. Bunker.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
PRESIDENT ASKSFOR
Vote OF CONFIDENCE
Wants Nation to Elect Dem
ocratic Congress
Next Month
By the United Press.

WASHINGTON, oct. 25.-Presideni
Wilson today appealed TO the country
for vote Of confidence in his leader
ship both at home and abroad" by
returning the Democratic Congress.
In a statement addressed to MY fel-
low countrymen," he said that the Re-
publican leaders have unquestionably
been pro-war but anti-administration, "
and said election Of a Republican ma
jority to either house Of Congress
would certainly be interpreted on the
the House Of Representatives.
CONTINUED on Page Thirteen.l
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
BACK TO CHURCHES
SUNDAY MORNING
Board of Health Ban on
Public Assemblage Lifts
That Day.

The ban on public gatherings will be
removed on Sunday morning, which
means any time after midnight Saturday,
is the decision Of the city Board OF
Health, voted at a meeting held yester-
day afternoon Dr.. A. E. Frantz, secre-
tary OF the State Board OF Health, who
attended the meeting, brought the news
that the State health officials had held
a meeting earlier in the afternoon, at
Continued on page thirteen.)
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
FIGHT THE FLU.
n ~ MI
By Rupert Blue.

Sturgeon General Of the United
State Public Health Servicc)
II the influenza patient is feverish
a doctor should be called, and this
should be done in any case If the pa
tient appears very sick, or coughs
up pinkish lblood-stained) sputum,
or breathes rapidly.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
ITALIANS BEGIN
DRIVE ON P|AVE.:
Take ISLANDS
BY The United Press.

by Ihe United Press
LONDON, Oct 25.-(t.25 p. MA big
offensive has been begun on the Piaye
front in Italy by the British and Italians,
according to a dispatch TO the Evening
News today.
Four armies are engaged.
Italian patrols have entered .Alono.
The attack is progressing satisfactorily
IL is also learned that Italian troops
have taken Grevetrapa, Dopoli and Mag
giore Islands in the Piave.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
DEMAND ABDCA0N OF KSER ALLIED WAR CONFERENCE IMMEDIATELY
GERMAN PEOPLE
WANT PEACE AT
ANY PRICE NOW

The Possible AbdicdfiOn of Kaiser
Openly Discussed, Bauarians EUen
Urging It-DeUelopments of Great
Importance Are Expected Daily
Reichstag Votes Confidence in
Chancellor Max-AmericanS Fully
AdUised of Position on Possible
Arn,iSfice
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
SERGEANT CAMPBELL OVER SEAS

Mrs. d. z. Campbell Of No. 1927 Del
aware avenue has received word of the
safe arrival over seas OF her husband,
Sergeant ID. Z. Campbell, who is with
the iisth Engineers.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
SHOP EARLY.

Why don't YOU ALL start off at once
And Christmas shop in these two
months,
You'll help the war-avoid the crush,
Preventing that December rush.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
BRITISH SMASH
THROUGH NEAR
VALENCIENNES

Take EcaillOn and Mainq on Out
skirts of Cify-BeIgians Repulse
the Enemy Northwest OF Chent
AustrO-Hungarians Retreat in
MarOUa Valley-Yankees Win on
Banks of the MeuSe
Evening journal., 1918-10-25

A feeling Of security goes with
GLOVER DAIRY MILk.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
TODAYs Temperatures.

At The Evening Journal Onlce.
500 A. M......59 1901 p. M.7i
1000 A. M.......6s 100 p. NJ. .7s
Evening journal., 1918-10-25
WEATHER

Probably rain tonight and
Saturdays not much change In
temperature. Moderate cast to
south wlnds
Evening journal., 1918-10-25

GLOVER DAIRY MILK.
Clarified. pasteurized and pure.-Adv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
piwa wilma Cd pierWszego maja,

piwa j wina Cd pierWszego maja,
do pierwszegN grudnia.
Dyskusye mad projektem tym
lIotworzyl repr. Kahn gdy uchwa-
(lono, re ogolna debata ME ma pc.
|trwac dalej, niz 4 godziny, Repr,
Kahn jest oponentem prohibicyi,
Debate vice otworzyl krytyka.
dlaczego rad ME wgladnie W a.
'nalize rozmaitych -lekarstW, kt6re
zawieraja olbrzymie dozy narko:
|tyk6w j przez to wiecej czynia
diego " spoleczenstwie niz napo-'
je alkoholiczne. Skoro .repr. Kahn
|skonczyl movie repr. Kainey Z,
Illinois wyglosif move apelacyj
ma "a przeprowadzeniem prohibl
cyl, poczem przystapiono do praW
Idziwej dyskusy1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
FRANCISZEK FABICH ZAGI-
MAJ w WALCE WE FRANCYI

Franciszek Fabich, ~ lat sta
ry, kt6ry odjecha} Z Winony z
kompania G do Camp Cody, NM.
we wrzesniu 1917 zgina} weF'ran
cyl jak g1osi wiadomosc rzadowa
kt6ra otrzymali jego rodzice pan
stwo J0zef i Rozalia Fabich, Fam.
pod mr.. 872 wsch. King Ill.
Wiadomosc g}osi re m1ody cz}o
wick zgina} w walce ego sierpnfa.
Przybywszy do Camp Cody Fa
bich przeniesiony zostaf do kom-
panii maszyn wystrza}owych. Pr
sal OH wtenczas o tenn do rodzi--
COW, lecz cd tego czasu zadnej
wiadomoSci ME otrzymano cd HE
60.
Onegdajsze /zawiadomienie "a
dove re on pad1 podczas Walk
by}o pierwszem nadmienieniem re
on by} "a morzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
.Pfohlbicya p%rzeprowadzona "
lzbie poslow.
Wasyvnptnn 26 wrZesni

Washington, rs wrzesnia- u
ba pos4ow gfosami 134 do ~ pre-
prowadzila projekt prohibieyjny,
kt6ry wejdzie W zycie 1go lipca
1919. roku i trwac bedzie az do
konca wojny. Projekt ten pojdzie
.teraz pod obrady konferencyi ola
sprostowania niekt6rych r6znic
miedzy senatem a Izba. Jak via
.domo, niektore panstwa europej--
skie, majac wielkie dochody z
eksportu wilma, professionally pre-
civ zakazowi importu tegoz do
Ameryki, ola tego chcac rzecz te
troche sprostowac, wydzia} mad
rolnictwem z ramienia Izby, PREY
jail poprawke do tego %projektu,
moca kt6rej import wilma m6glby
trwac az do ~pierwszego maja. O.
becnie poprawke e Izba odrzuci}a
i przyje}a projekt W starej for
mic il. import win musi sic skon
czyc z chwila rozpoczecia sic pro.
hibicyi. Opr6cz tel. poprawki Cd
rzucono cztery inne. Miedzy ME
mi by1y dwie poprawki, kt6re ia
daily sp}aty z. wszystek niesprze.
dany trunek cd rzadu. Poprawki
tie sromotnie Straightforward i pc
zacietej dyskusyi odrzucono.
lima. poprawke, przedlozona
przez reprezentanta Igoe z Mis-
souri,, kt6ra zamierzano skr6cic
czas trwania prohibicyi do oglo-.
|szenia pokoju, a ME do zdemobilj
zowania wojska, oraz poprawke
Irepr. Cannon'a kt6ra chciaf wy1
wac rak PREF. Wilsona prawc
nadajace mu wolnosc zaprowadzs
MIA tax zwanych sfer bez trunkc
wych okofo kopaln, fabryk wo-
cnnych it'd. wiekszoscia gfos6w
odrzucono. ~Propozycye repr
lKahn'a z Kalifornii, d~otyczaca
przedluzenia sprzedazy piwa
wilma do Sligo grudniaa 1919 row
niez ubito g}osami 112 do 50; tc
same uczyniono z poprawka rep
Beshlin'a z Penna., kt6ry -chcia]
zmienic date zaprzestania wyrobu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
KALWARYJSKIE;
Vino Lecznicze usuwa boil g{owy.

Ten iscie cudowny Regulator
zoladka czysci zoladek i jelita
(kiszki), dale VAN j~ednoczesnie
wolna glove, czysta krew, spokoj
ny sen, dobry apetyt, sprawia, il
czujucie sic krzepcy i zdrowi.
Madre gospodynie trzymaja "a
wsze pod reka butelka s}ynnego lie
karstwa, kt6re wszystkim znane
jest jake "Kalwaryjskie Vino lie
cznicze." TAX oszczedzaja sobie
setki dolar6w, jake poszlyby IA
bezuzyteczne leki. Kalwaryjskie
Vino Lecznicze jest przyjemne w
zazyciu, zupelnie nieszkodliwe.
Me zawiera zadnych barwnik6w
ami trujacych materya16w.
Cena butelki $1.25.
Pamietajcie re- zwracamy pienia
DIE, jeSi kto udowodni, re swia-
towej sfawy Kalwaryjskie Vino
Lecznicze ME jest takim, jak pi-
szemy. - Do nabycia W lerszych
|aptekach, Ii agent6w naszycl, hub
wprost Cd fabrykant6w:
ID. WR0BIEWSKI & COMPANY
Opt. 100.
:96 East 9TH Street,
New York, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
COS DLA ME-
WAIST.

Poniewaz wojna otworzy}a
drzwi do nadzwyczajnej sposob-
nosci ola m}odych niewiast, Uni
wersytet stanu Minnesota planuje
w tym roku, IA przekore zobo--
wiazaniu nadanemu mu przez de
parliament wojny ola instrukcyi
student6w wycwiczenia korpnsu
armii, ofiaruje mlodym niewia--
stom zwykfe kursy pod lepszymi
navel warunkami pobytu anizeli
istniejace Go tego czasu.
Kazdy Department Uniwersy:-
tetu napelniony jest zg}aszaniami
O wycwiczone Mode kobiety ia
swietne pozycye. Take domaga-
ME sic bedzie trwalo. Mode ME-
wiasty kt6re uczeszczajq do u
niwersytetu w tym roku ola te-
go same sic umieszczaja W Rad
do uzytecznej s}uzby "a maximal
mem odwdzieczeniem. Zwraca sic
ma to uwage poniewaz tax wiele
m6wi sic obecnie o fakcie re Uni
wersytct uzywany by} ma cwicze-
ME m1odzienc6w do armii a wra-
zenie take wyszlo IA zewnatrz re
robota ola m1odych niewiast mo-
re bye n~ieznaczna.
Jake rezultat, Gertrude Buggs
dziekanka kobiet w Uniwersyte--
Gle, powiada re to bedzie najlep--
sly rok jaki kobiety z Uniwersy
tctu miafy. Hala Sanford'a utrzy
mywana bedzie jak zwykle jake
dom ola studentek. Wsp6}dziala--
jace domy pozostana take take
mi jak dotad. Plany SO W drodze,
a take, W do}aczeniu ola wspof
dzia}ajacych dom6w. Zadne Wy
magania materyalne ME beda ro-
bione "a scholastyczne kursa.
~Studentki powinne sic zgglaszac
do ofisu dekanki. Shewlin Hall
skoro tylko dogodnosc sic NADIA:
rzy gdy przybeda do miasta, ably.
zrobic przygotowana W uzytecz--
nych mieszkaniach. zadnej umo--
wy Ia mieszkanie i stolowanie ME
powinien Mkt robic pred zoba--
czeniem sic 2 dziekanka W jej of.
sic.
nx- - ( 49, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
DO PUBLICZNOSCI

jake lojalny amerykahski obyWatel, ojciec
Syna, kt6ry OfarOWaf sWe zycie "a sW6j r0dzin~'
ny kraI .obecne Wydarzenia Wymagaja Odem1lie
Wyfumaczenia WSZystkim innym ObyWatelOm
amerykaiskim kt6rzy Zrobili podoDne p0SWie-
Genie. .s
.PeWien micsZkaniec tego miasta zostaf are
sztoWany "a nielojalnOSc: Jaka kolWiek kare "a
sfuzyf ON ~ sW6j w~ystepek przeciw naszemu kra
jowi i naszym chfopcom bedzie to wymierzone
predkO i napeWnO prZez Rad.
w czasle jego aresztowania, W t0warzystwie
Deputy Marsza}ka Stan6w ziednoczonych, jake
daWniejszy moi znajomy, przybyf on do
miejsca mego Interest," i zapytat czybym sic ME
Zgodzif ia p0dpis jeg0 tymczasowegO bondu, co
by mu umozliWIfo przyrZadZac jego profesyo-
maine intereSy. MarsZafek ZapeWnif mnie re lad
he Osobiste approtrobium, ME bedzie na mnie
"a ten CZyn rZucOne, co ia tez WZiaWSZy "a uCZy-
mex dobroci ludzkoScii "a najlepsza pObudke
uczciwoSci przyjafem w drodze do st. Paul ably
uZupefnic ukfad, doW1edziafem sieO niebezpie-
cze1lstwie lego nieprzyjemnoSci lecz by}o iuz "a
p6zno Wycofac sic u widziafem re i ME bede
miaf ostatecznic nieprzyjemnoSci WyiScja T. tel
sprawy.
Ja " laden spos6b ME wssp6fubolewafem z
lego przykroScia AMI ME stara1em sic ulzyc ieg0
karZc. ia zWycZajnie z przyWileju ia proSbe do
mic WySWiadczyfem usfuge ably dOrOm0c czfo.
WiekOWi do zakO1iczenia jegO spraWy.
Me mann zawzittoSci przeciW tym kt6rzy po
stapii re NINA nieuczciWie.. Czfowiek Wykracza-
jacy przeciW lojalnoSci zasfuguje ma to co ia O.
trzymafem Lecz ia wskazuje na moi rekord Ia
ko dowod re zrobiono pomyfke. MOI jedyny syn
chluba jego matkii moja sfuzy przy Wojsku. Mo,
ia kontrybucya W tel sprawie Jest sprawl pub
l1cznej WZmianki.
4...s OSwiadczenie jakobym ia ofiaroWaf sic pod.
pisaG ia b0ndZie tego cZfoWieka WczOraj W st.
Paul jest. falszyWe, gdyz ia ME byfem Wczoraj 20
"a miaStem. 5s.:
Popefnifem mozliwy bad z dobrego. serca.
LecZ: ia iiestem 100 prOcent ~Amerykaninem "
mel lojalnosci, rizem z mlym syHem " Wojn1e, 9
mole SERGE Jest tam q MIN, a stole kazdeg0 czasl
Jake, szczery i patryotyczny ObyWatel.=
JOSEPH HOFFARTH.
Pogo WrzeSnia, 1918.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
S. P. FRANCISZEK MYSZKA

We wtorek o 7:15 rano pozeg-
nal sic Z tym swiatem S. p. Franci
seek Myszka, Fam. pod nr. 623
Wsch. King I'll.
Zmar1y liczy} Y lat, op1akuje
go iona, piec syn6w try c6lki
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic w piatel
@ 9tej godzinie z rama z koscio1a
sw. Stanis}awa K.
Wieczny odpoczynek race i'm
dac PANEL!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27

Edward j Jan Olszewscy syno-
vie PAM Franciszki Olszewskiej
166 High Forest I'll. z CampDodge
przybyli W sobote na urlop aby
sic zobaczye z matka. W obozie
bardzo i'm, sic podoba i ME chcie-
liby pozostac w domu. Jeden z
braci odjecha1 W czwartek a dru
81 dis W piatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27

Towarzystwo Literackie W pa
rafii sw. StaniSiawa Kostki mia}c
swoje regularnc posiedzenie W
srode wicczorem W zwyls}ej sail
posiedzen.
Pc odm6wieniu sesyi bisneso--
wei Interestingly program costa
wykonany.
Nastepne posiedzenie -odbedzie
sic w srode 9go pazdziernika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
POTRZEBA DZIEWCZYNY.

Potrzebuje dziewczyny do og6l
nej piracy domowej. Bee prania.
Zasfuga $3.50 miesiecznie. Dobre
mieszkanie. Zgfosic sic do H. D.
Frankel 701 Pioneer Building
St., Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
Panstwo JAN j Rozalia R6z'

Panstwo Jan i Rozalia Rock
wyjada jutro t. ]. W sobote do
Independence, Wis, ma imieniny
OLGA PAM R6zkowej p. M. Soho.
ty, kt6ry w niedziele % wrzesnia
bedzie obchodzi1 swe imieniny.
Wiel. ks. Sobota z Chicago take
bedMe W Independence
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
"PRZYGOTUJCIE SIZE MA 4TA
W0LN0sCIoWA PozYCZKE"
JUz WE FRANCYI.

in A. Anglewicz otrzyma} "a.
wiadomienie re jego syn Jan szcze
sliwie zajechal do Francyi ably
pe}nic obowiazki pc "a morzem.
Pan Ksawery Nowich 615 wsch
3 III. otrzymaf zawiadomienie IL
jego syn Alojzy Nowicki juz jest
we Francyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
S313a:y &C.
CEDAR RAPIDS iowa
WiadomoSci
MlEJSC0WE.
S. P. ALBERT KLONOWSKI

We wtorek 24go wrze$nia Q
6tei godzinie rano umarl w domu
swell c6rki PAM Franciszki Rud.
nikoweJ, 500 wsch. Sanborn I'll.
S. D.. Albert Klonowski.
Nieboszczyk liczyl So lat, POGO
stawia c6rke i jednego syna Jana.
Pogrzeb odby} sic w czwartek q
Sci 2 kosciola sw. Stanis}awa X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27

0, mole krosty, mole wyrzuty
ma twarzy starej dewotki zawsze z
pewnoscia beda; ME- odrzuccie
precz proszki a pijcie Rocky
Mountain .,herbate." w apiece
Brown a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27
W|AD0M0SCI OSOlB'IS'TE.
Parma Genowefa stoltman, kt,

ra po zlozeniu egzaminu do sluz-
by cywilnej wyjechala do Wa
shingtonu i tam zatrudniona by
la jake stenografistka zapisa1a
sic do marynarki ma cztery lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27

Henryk Walinsk, kt6ry tn :spe-
dill kilka tygodni ia urlopie u
swych rodzic6w, wyjecha1 W czwa
rick wieczorem do swego. obozu
W Sam Fordyce Tex. jest on ka-
walerzysta podoba MI sic w sluz
bic Wuja Sama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-27

"Wiarus' jest pismem Ludo-
wem. Broni spraw i interesow Ro-
dakow ma obczyznie, powiedzcie
o tenn swoim sasladom.