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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

conviction that the spelling of tn
word home should be revised and TIL
five simple letters Idaho used in
stead.
| Millions of Acres Available.
Millions of acres OF land that hav,
never known the feel of the pillow are
waiting for the homeeseeker in tn,
great Empire States OF the Transmit
souri, West, and In the states that
face the Pacific Ocean.
Many OF these acres are In the dry.
farming sections, many of them can
be brought under irrigation bitches.
In addition to this wild land,
there are many acres In these states,
now cultivated In large tracts, which
with the ever westward pushing OF
those who seek new lands Will, In the
next few yesrs.. be cut UP into smaller
farms.
When the tremendous tragedy OF
the world now being enacted In blood
and suffering upon the fair fields OF
France. comes finally ho an end. the
longing for the open country win take
an even greater hold upon the hearts
of mankind Then tMs great country
In the West should b. In position TO
respond to this longing. should be
ready to receive those who will seek
its welcome.
Idaho must do fts part Every
agency Ia the state should be directed
to this end In preparation for this
day every facility SHOULD BE- used to
acguaint those who new are looking
for . new home h the West. and
every orsanisa tios that 10 working to
secure the upbuiA1lng q the West
should ~ encournoed.
Union Pssles oystsm On tks JsA
One u the msst active crgsntss-
lions especially maintained for vert
OF this character. an o<sanisatice a.
marAbfy eQuippst With resources asd
baeks1 WITH . thorough kn~vis1gs
and svsts0. - the Cc,onisatiea snd
industrial Bssvpau Of Ne Unisa Pa
slfe system
This Burssu - under the dirsetiSs
It r. A. Smith. who has had many
yssrS experience IN such WORK Re-
Gently thers hss been Installed - th4
groond Acoy Of the hsad0uartsss
eaildins q the Union Pacific Raiirved.
In Omaha. 4 most coopists ard PER
mansnt exhibit o. the agricultural.
ana i've stock intseeetS
Of the states which are ssrvsd BY IT.
Union Pacihe System. Nebraska. Kan
sas Colorado, wyeming. Utah. Idahs.
Oregon, California and
This exhibit. which vas pr
Pared ard Installed through cc-opera-
ton With tAs public authorities IN
each a thsss States, h to BE- main
taissd ssd kspt ssastaatly rsaswsd
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

|
by The Union Pacific System as the
| foupdation of the work which it car
ries on for the purpose of. bringing
new settlers and home-seekers into
the West. = 'e
Exhibit Rooms for Use Of All.
These exhibit rooms are for the use
cS all and since they, were opened
many have been the visitors. sec
tion of the Exhibit rooms has been set
aside in which TO care for the vaIidat-.
ing of stock mems tickets. and these
stockmen In increasing numbers wan
for. the exhibit from their own state.
but for the exhibit prepared by the
'otiser fellow" The Union Pacifi,
urges that all visitors in Omaha make
It a point to visit these exhibits in
the building at 10Th and Dodge SITS.
Tire Colonization & Industrial Blu
reau has no land to sell. and its only
interest in the sale of land by those
who have it. is the building up OF
the territory which II serves. In
other words, its interest Is the bring
ing together of the land and those
who would make new homes upon the
land. For that reason expert agents
of this Bureau Investigate thoroughly
oil land that Is offered for sale and
ALI land agents. These experts satisfy
themselves that the land Is suitable
for farming. that the climatic condi-
lions are right and that the price at
which 1t Is offered is reasonable; next
they satisfy themselves that the land
agent Is honest and reliable There is
no need to fool men m order to get
them to settle In the west--the truth
II strong enough.
Ads Carried In Esstsrn pspses
A very extensive advertising cam
paiEu In the Eastern states, the
Southern states and tho States Of the
Mississippi VALLEY enables this Bu-
reau TO ret IN touch with those
Who wants fhets about the West, and
~ soon Ne its representatives lsarx
what section OF the country most an
pesis to the prospect NE n turned
sver to the trustworthy hand sfsnts
operating In that section.
These land arents take M the worn
'rcn there on and the records q the
Bureas show nat the wort he's bees
nrst suecessfuf
During the hast year the sdvertisfnr
y ne Unica Pacific system reached |
circulation Of mere than ave million
'tedsrs 4 month. There were received |
,sariy ten thousand Inquiries and
here are records Of z.<S2 earioads Of |
icuseheid goods moved into and |
through the various states listed |
hove. during SIX months Of this per- /
Oh.
This does not include those who
o me into the West without shipping
heir household Foods. and there are |
many who sell out an such property |
'efore moving. Neither does II IN
Jude those who went overland In au- /
onobilss ard there ere many Of I
hem, too. ~ u woull seem that here
= proof Of ths effectiveness Of the
Nan worked oct By ~ Unisa FAei1e
lysten- J.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26
ALLIED FOOD SHIPMENTS
REACH LARGE TOTAL.

A general Idea Of the quantity OF
food sent 10 European allies BY ths
United States from July /. 1911, "a
January !. 1913, IL given by ngures
Just announced By rhr n. < Food Al.
rsinis,ration In that period the Unit.
ed States has furnIsbed complete year.
~ rsiioas for 57.iO0.03s people. In
addition there. was enough extra pro.
teiu 10 supply this portion Of the diet
for x2.ies.570 additionsi men.
The total export OF wheat and wheat
hour TO the three principal allies is
equivalent TO about ss4 900. 900 bushels.
Fork erports for the az years amount
Cd to slmcst 1000 900 900 pounds. Er.
ports Of fresh beef tofaled 443. 4s4. 400
pounds. The amount OF food exported
TO Russia is negligible compared with
that sent 70 the western allies.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26
THIS STATE MUST MAKE
FULL PREPARATIONS FOR
BACK TO LAND"
MOVEMENT.
GET READY FOR THE WARS END

Wonderful Idaho" This Is the
spontaneous comment OF all those
who know anything about this most
interesting state According 30 the
record OF It's agricultural department.
Idaho holds the record for continuous
seasons without farm crop failures
There are within its boundaries
more irrigated acres than In any other
state. Two Government projects ir-
rixate a total OF $4,000 acres. and
the private irrigation projects are
numbered by the thousand.
Water fails furnish an inexhaustIbis
power for the manufacture Of efec-
sricity and In many Idaho communi-
ties the use OF electric appliances IL
moro universal than in the large CEN
tiers OF the EAST. Electricity Is used
extensively. not only for lighting and
for power but for heating and for
cooking. .
In these days when the hog has
demonstrated Its value ~ . farm
animal. Il 10 profitable to bear in mind
the fnct that iuano " botn tIeS ~
hog cholera than any other state.
The potato 10 one OF the great FRO
ducts OF this State ana II holds the
worlds record for the largest potato
production per aere rhis production
having Ia one instance reached "a
bushels. The stats r. also rapidly
coming to the frcat ranks ID Ire pro
asctica Of sussr bestst
iSsks vrsiss are Ws~i< Ps~-ssA
The fruits Ct idaho are Of the high
set quality and Idaho apples and
idaho prunss are famous the world
over.
There ars sin many aerss Of IN.
developed land In Idaho. Many
thousand q acres that srs nov given
svs< to sass brush and lack rabbits
await only ths development Of irrigs-
tisn projects. or the coming Of the
scientific dry farmer. Many Of the
splendid productive AREAS Of the state
have been reclaimed from the sass
brush In tbs last dozen years. and.
where II was once believed the desert
would always reign. there are BOW
rich farms and many thriving and
prosperous communities.
i-d-a-h-s New Spelling FER Hsms.
To the man In Idaho there 10 = 1rm
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

No ono en- sonrsisi IF iark Of
eews isess days
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

The longer prize Fighters reach
he mpre money he seems able 70 pull
dosp
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

The cgg has become less expensive.
buI the liam continues 20 rank as
luxury
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26
ONLY AMERICA CAN HgLp.

"on ysur eide are bsundIsss
4 supplies 81 men. feed. and mate ,
= rail- ~ THE side . bsurdIsss d. 1
= ~snd fer their hsip. t,
= "oSf men are war-~sAry snd 4
: their nerves have bssn straInsx 4
= ~ mere thar thrps ysxvs n Z
hard, RELENTLESS tell.
4 "our pssItIsn 10 critical, par 4
4 ticSissIy until the next hsrvss<, 4
4 bst the United states can ssvs 4
\ We 4
4 ~vsu Americans have the men. 4
I the saiIi, and the material - 4
Z eve The sliIs1 easss." 4
. eiR JOSEPH MAcLAv. 4
4 sritish shippIrs cs~trsiIsr. 4
= 4 = 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

ths Red cress-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26
IDAHo's RECORD

Z. Highest rscoed for continuous
seasons without farm crop
fallurea
2. More irrigated acres than any
other State.
,. Two Government projects irri-
gate q total Of $50, 900 acres.
4. Many communities use cleo
tricIty for lighting. heating.
cooking. and power.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-26

We have new Instrument % the
highest grade IN the vicinity OF sho-
zhoae which We offer for sale at a
greatly reduced price. rather than re-
ship Player qua ranteed. Liberal
terms to responsible party. Give re-
fsrsnees IN your nrsf letter. Write
Consolidated Music Company. Salt
Lake city. Utah
----------Aslp thu Red Cross-------------
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

Pc po}udniu 0 1a4teJ W sail
szk6lnej odbedzie sic poswiecenie
sztandaru zakupionego przez To-
warzystwo Literackie przepro
wadzenie tegoz sztandaru. do sail
pod koscio1em sw. Stanislawa K.
gdzie Wiel. ks: St. Iciek z Duluth
MINI. i kilku innych m6wc6w wy
glosza mowy.
Prey poswieceniu sztandaru
maja bye obecni wszyscy cz}onko
vie Towarzystwa Literackiego,
komitety bractw i towarzystw
veteran z hiszpansko-amerykan-
skiej wojny clarence Miller
Camp. Legion Polski i jak maj
liczniejszy og6}.
Wszyczy ci kt6rzy jeszcze do
tychczas ME zfozyli swej ofiary
ma ten sztandar honorowy, ME-
chat takowa podadza kasyerce To
Joannie Glubkowej lub tez i in
nym czlonkom komitetu.
Ola wygody tych kt6rzy ME
mieli dotychczas sposobnosci po-
dac swej ofiary ia ten eel, bedzie
kasyerka i komitet odbierac O.
fairy w wtorek W szkole parafial
nej pred rozpoczeciem ceremonii.
Komitet jest nastepujacy
Joanna Glubka
M. N. Lipinska
Henryk KoWalewski
Augustyn Fisher
Jan Bambenek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
. Il
ECeny targ0WeE

-.-e.- ~
Pszenica Mr.. 3-2.O6
PsZenica Mr.. 4-2.O2.
Pszenica Mr.. 2 Zimowa 2.10
Pszenica Mr.. 3 Zimowa 2.02
zyto Mr.. 2 2.13
Jeczmien Mr.. 3 Extra l.65
Raportowane przez &. Miller
Maka Patent Beczka 11.40
Maka Rzanna 10 funt6w 64c
Otreby (Bran) iona $500
Middlings iona 5000
Ceny hurtowne.
Meslo--42 do 45c
Ser 28-333
Mod - I5c
Jaja tuzin 50-53
Siano Tymotka 16.00-18.00
Siano dixie 12.OO-14.O0
Fasola (Beans) 7.00-7.50
Kartofle-S0 do 90c
OWES Soc
Kukurydza stara
Kukurydza swieza--1.25 do 1.35
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Go.
.e, -. -
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 3 ex. Ito
Jeczmien Mr.. 3 1.65
Jeczmien swiezy Nr. 4 LOO
Jecznieh swiezy M. 5 1.50=
zYWY TOWAR
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing Go.
SWIM
cd 200 do 225 funt0w 1880
cd 10 do $50 fun. 14.50-15.25
cd $50 do l65 fun. 13.00-14.50j
Tuczne 14.O0-15.25
Prosiaki 10.O0-12.00
Bydlo.
Byczki (steers) $4,000
Krowy 10000
Byki 10000
Tuczne 10000
Cieleta 6.00-11.OO
Owce.
Jagnieta $8-$12.
Owce 4.50-7.5O
Drob
Kury Mode tic
Kury stare Ills
Koguty lie
Kaczki 14c
Gesi tluste 12c
Indyki 15-18c
MINNEAPOLIS
Pszenica zimowa -
Kukurydza 1.73-1.78
Jeczmien 1:55-l.89
OWES 84-85
zyto 2.18
Len nasienie 3.63-3.67
so. ST. PAUL.
Byd1o 6.O0-13.OO
Cieleta 6.25-13.50
SWINE 16.OO-16.25
0wce 5.OO-13.0O
Jagnieta 8.0O-17.0O
CHICAGO.
zyto 2.18
Kukurydza 1.55-1.60
Jeczmien 1.75-1.90
OWES $50
Byd1o 6.25-13.90
Cie1eta 9.5O-15.25
SWINE Ii ~ go.
Owce 1O.OO-13.4O
Jagnieta 1425--17.7O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Urzqdzili niespodzianke ma pa.
miqtke urodzin Micha}a
:
Libery.

Wielkie grono krewnych / PREY
jaci6f, zgromadzi1o sic " niedzie-
le wieczorem, l lutego w domu pa
ia Michafa Libery Fam. pod m.
682 zach Sta utica, ably winszowac
panu Micha1owi W jego So letnia
rocznice urodzin, i zarazem zaba-
vic sic pc stare polsku. Spedzo-
no wiecz6r tanczeniem, i spiewa-
MEM polskich ; patryotyczno A
merykanskich piesni. Muzyki do
starcza1a orkiestra Liber0w.
Obecni byli panowie: A. Ca
|plewski, Jan J6zwiak, Michaf Ii
|bera, A. Franckowiak, NJ. Zient-
'kowski Hieronim Liberia, Jan Ii
.bera, Wladys1aw Liberia, NJ. 10
waleWski, Jan Czaplewsh, J6zef
.Koscianski, Jan Szuminski, Piotr
Szuminski, Ignac Szuminski, Hen
:ryk Kowalewski, Antoni Zabroc-
HI, Teodor Bambenek, N. Stein
bauer, FIR. Kiedrowsh, y6zef Kie
drowski, w. Safranek j. Case, Sc
.dzia r. 3D.. LOBBY, Michal Cheslik,
Leonard Watkowski Izydor Je--
zewski, Jan Rymarkiewicz, Jan.
Herek, Jan >Sieracki, Anton Neu-
man, Kukasz Andre ewski, Mi
chal Barankiewicz S.. Sobczak j.
Sullivan, N. Goltz j Jan Bambe-
mex.
Obecne by1y panic: A. Czaplew
ska, NJ. Liberowa, "A. FranckoWia
kowa, NJ. Zientkowska, III. Libero
wa, J. Liberowa, NJ. Liberowa, NJ.
KoWalewska, j. Czapiewska, j..
Koscianska, J. Szuminska, P. Szu
minska, Ig. Szuminska, A. Zabro
cka, 7. Bambenkowa, PAM NJ.
Steinbauer, FIR. X iedroWska, j..
.iedrowska, NJ. Chesli1owa &.
WatkoWska {. JezeWska j. Ry-l
nnarkiewiczowa, j. Herl1oWa, j.
Ant NajmanoWa 8. An
drzejeWska, NJ. BarankieWiczoWa
j JanoWa Bambenek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
T. CZUJESZ 20 20 {sazs1i s,c 5sf;

VI. w OO llSA BY HAWAI- clowiu
lezal " twym zoladku? soki trawienia ME kraza
nalezycie albo ich niema lie potrzeba, by rozpu-
sicily tw6j pokarm W zoiadku pozsosta!e aiestra-
wione jedzenie. Nastepuje zatwardzenie. kt6re po
ciaga "a SODA brak ~apetytu. zawrot i .b6l giowy'
jezyk pokrywa sic biala row loka, zapach ust ME-
przyjempy zgnily. Czujesz sic obciaza}ym j ME-
chetnsmd do aycia. ME PHI gorzkiej soil, ME uzy-
wal zadnych pigulk6w. Misrepresentation DO
wywoluje straszne kurcze zoladkowe. poezem. "
kr6tkim czasie xn6w ,wraca stara bieda ZATWAK
.DZENIE. Uwolnij sic Cd tyeh klopot6w. raz ma
zawsze,
Phi nasze KALWARYJsKIE VINO LECZN1-
CZE. jedna }y3ke GO kazdem jedzeniu iprzed spa
MEM. Zobacsysz re bedziesz sobie zajadat snacz-
ME. Nasze KALWARYJSK1E VINO ECZ
CZE zaostrzy tw6j apetyt, zn6w bedziesz wesoi3.
rzezki i krzepki, chetny do piracy j. zabawy.
Nasxe KALwARYJsKIE VINO LECZNICZE
to najlepszy srodek ma klopoty zoladka j ma og5a-
ne wzmocnienie oreanizmu. Polecamy go jake
najskuteczniejszy sredek ola Mezczyzn, Kobiet i
Dzieci.
KALwARYJsKIE VINO LEczNICzE Jest
zatwierdzone " dziale D~epartamentu Patent6w
Stan6w Zjednoczonych Westinghouse, D.
Cena butelki tylko 81, 1oc. do nabycia " apte-
kach. " polskich skladach. u agenta Tub wprost
Cd Fabrykant6wi W}ascicieli:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Z UTRACONA GWlAZDA
Jake Hold ola CZ1Onka.
Parafianie sw: Kalnnierza k. zloza hold S. p. LeonoM
Wehel utopionennu ma okrecie Jacob Jones.
Poswiecenie bandery odbedlie sic wk16tkimczasie
OdbedZie sic w kOSciele SW. kazmierZa
Kr. 22gO lutego albO W niedziele 24go luteg0.

Jedna z gwiazd ia fladze ola sluzacych W Wojnie m1odzienc6N
z parafii sw. Kazmierza Kr. spad1a z smiercia S. p. Leona Wetzel
kt6ry utracii zycie ia niszczycielu Jacob Jones, zatopionym pre-
nieprzyjacielska SUBMARINE, podczas obecnej zmy. Byl on pierw
Sym z %winonskch ch}opc6w, kt6rzy poswiecili swe zycie ola dobrt
wolnosci.
Flaga zostala co tylko uko1czona a Wiel. ks. Jan E! Grabowsk
proboszcz parafii sw. Kaznierza og1osl wczoraj, re poswiecenie je
odbedze sic w dniu urodzn Washingtona 22go luego abo W master
ma niedziele.
Ma sztandarze znajduje sic 20 gwiazd, przedstawiajacych milo
dziehc6w z tel parafii kt6rzy odpowiedzei na wezwanie ably bronit
swej ojczynny. PosWiecenie by1o planowane jmzs dawniej, lecz cere
monia zosta}a od1ozona ably dopefnie lczby p6zniej zapisaych.
Patryotyczne mowy proboszcza dodaja bodzca rekrutom re pa
rafia moze sic poszczycic TEN re posiada 80 procent czlonk6w w s1uz
bic wojskowej.
Flaga otrzyma honorowe miejsce " kosciele, niedaleko sanctua
ryum. W dodatku Wiel. ks. Proboszcz umesci sps zo1nierzy ma
rynarzy przy gl6wnem wejsciu do kosciola.
Sztandar jake sps zonierzy marynarzy SO podarunkiem
ksiedza Proboszcza.
.Nazwiska mlodzienc6w ich oddzialu stacye miejsca rodzic6w
SO nastepujace:
Jan NJ. Barankiewicz, W szkole marynarskiej q. S. Naval
Radio School Harvard University 8. ~. 562 zach 4 III
Bernard j. ! Biloxi, Camp Cody, Deming n. N. 61S 4 ul.
Wincenty j. Biloxi Francya 80. $3.50. SIC Z 4 I'LL.
Alojzy Bonk, Camp Donipon, Fort Sen. Lawton Ok. 72 z 8
Leon NJ. Che}mowski Francya ........ ..478 z Beleview
Franciszek Elk U. S. S. Mount Vernon. CTS z 3cia III.
Franciszek C. Guenther Camp Cody Deming n. NJ. CTS Is III
Alojzy %Jezewski, u. S. N. Aero Station Montank, Long Is
Miko1aj Kleinschmidt Signal Corps, Aviation Section San
Antonio, Tex: -. .662 z 4a u.
Jan 2. Kusnehki, U. s. S. Kearsarge !. 1: Gilmor Valley
Wmcenty Kusztelski, Cavalry Globe, Arz Gilmore Valley
Jak6b Kosinski Fort Winfield Scott Cal 1863 Olmstead. I'll.
Jan (Miler) Mosnfak .. S. S. Base Hospital Francyas a z
Leon Neuman, Camp Cody Deming n. Mex. 6s1 z fla III.
Antoni Neuman, Francya ). s. -. s. -. 6S1 z 4ta Ill.
Michal Orowski, Camp Merritt, Jersey City, NJ. 8O2 q 9ta
Alojzy J. Pelowski, Signal Bat Camp Tayler KY GOT q 4 III
Teofil Pelowski, Camp Cody, Deming N. N. 657 .. 4a III.
Michal A. Polus, q. S. S. Kearsarge, :. ~. 685 z. sta III.
Ignaey Piuciennik Temporary Medical Discharge, Camp
Cody ...:.... 8. s.. -. 20 $40 . 4ta III.
Felix Przytarski, Artl Fort Taylor Key West Fl. GIL Z 8 III.
Wladyaaw stroinski Camp Cody De1ning \. N 67s 2 4 u.
stanislaw WaIczak, medical discharge G. Dodge. SOL 2 8 III.
AWincenty- Weso}oWski u. S. S. Nevada ....569 Z 8 III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

niejszych Walkach tel wojny.
KS. Porucznik wyglasza teraz
mowy ola rzadu Stan6w Zjedn.
tego kraju. Stara sic on, teraz.do-
STAG do Francyi i walczyc pod
przybrana flaga.
KS. Perigord jest poswiecaja-
Gym sic ksiedzem. Porucznik Pc
jest meznym zo1nierzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
ZEJSCIE w DOMU PAUI.INY
IEWINSKIEJ.

Wszystkie niewiasty, kt6re zy-
cza pomoc w piracy ma rzecz Ar
Polskiej we Francyi, oraz z
wszystkie kt6rc juz dotad poma-
ga1y, So zaproszone zejsc sic w
domu PAM Ppuliny Lewinskiei
1927 wsch. 4tej III. W srode 1890
lutego popo}udniu o 2giej godzi-
ME, Ia wspolna prace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

Paul Perigord jest adoptoWanym
synem Minnesoty, wielkim orato-
rem, lojalnym obywatelem i bar
dzo lubianym przez ludzi z kt6-
rymi sic spotyka. Postarajcie sic
Q billet jezeli chcecie uslyszec co
bedzie opowiadal 0 SVEN poby--
ciu we wojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

Porucznik ks. Pawel Perigord adoptoWany obywatel Minneso
ty, skoro wybuchla wpjna Nienc6w przeciw jego ojczyznie udal
sic do Francyi zapsal sic jake prywatny zo}nierz W szeregi ar
mil francuskiej. Uzyska1 tam wiele promocyii pec ray zosta1 cd
znaczony "a swa bohaterska mezna usluge W try letnich najgl6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Wiadomosci
MlEJSCOWE.

Jutro sroda popielcowa. Cd ju-
ira rozpoczyna sic post czterdzie-
sto dniowy, kt6ry sic skonczy W
wielka sobote W poludnie.
w dni miesne wolno uzywac ra.
zem: MESA i ryb:: q: reszta pre-
pisy postne So take same jak W
przesz1ym roku.
z tancow urzadzonych ma ko-
rzysc Armii Polskiej w przeszlym
tygodniu wplynelo do kasy $175.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
W KOS
POLSKI I
E ALIANTOW.
Pc Po}udniu Poswiecelie Sztandaru.

We wtorek iako w dzien urodzin Lintona i naczego bahatera
dwoch swiat6w- Tadeusza Koscuszki,.w kosciele sw. Stanisla-
wa X. o - Gel odbedzie~ sic uroczyste nabozenstwo IA intencye os-
wobodzenia naszej Ojczyzny zwyciestwo ola oreza aliant6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
D. Wr6blewski E Company

1o6 E. 4th Str. Dept, H--14 New York. N. Y.
ZWRACAMY pieniadze: jezli kto udowodni,
he nasze swiatowej s}awy KALWARYJSkIE WI
NO LECZNICZE ME jest tax jak piszemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12
Wieh Uroezysto$t v PParafmi SSw. SStansIkaWa kKoslkii..

Wiel. h. Pawel Pergord bedzie przemawia1 we VITO
rex, - lutego Q 8:16 wiec1orem byI on porucznikiem we
Francusl1ej Arnii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-12

prev. Ks. Biskupowi P. R. Hef-
from asystoWai ksieza kolegium
Fanny Nary. Wiel. Ks. Hazinski
byl ma studyach fil~ozoficznych
teologicznych " Orchard Lake,
Mich Seminaryum sw. Pawla v
ST. Paul. MINI.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

Let the vessels of the United States be welcomed,s and may the stars or their flag shine in the Argentine Armament as ir their own. May their keels rest in Argentine waters after their long journey as in friendly waters, and may their presence here be as of a brother in a brothers house. Our country celebrates the occasion as a holiday, and the multi tudes that fill the wharves of the docks, filled with the merchandise that represents the country's wealth offer their hearts and their hands as a welcome from a proud and manly nation.
 Let the sailors from the United States be welcome; their presence ratifies a friendship of centuries, like a granite monument built on the unforgotten words of Henry Clay. The North American fleet will not find anything fictitious or artificial in this people, that well understand the right motives that serve to im- pulse the acts of great nations. Our words are sincere, and our senti-
 aents real, and in such terms the same sentiments were uttered to Root, Rowe, Roosevelt and Sherrill,
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

relief, come what may.
 On the morning of July 11th, the four cruisers were entering the tar- bor of Montevideo. Small craft of all types met us in full dress. with welcome pennants and lusty voIccs, which latter were put to good lse every knot of our progress. We anchored in the late afternoon, hon. ored officials having called. and with all estimated assemblage of 250, 900 packed around the wharves, breakwater and even on the build ings.
 On the mole, or dock, was an cleo trically illuminated welcome" in colors, with the national banners of the nations playing host and guest crossed, also illuminated in their natural colors. United States and Uruguay.
 Entertainment followed. The pec- pie were cordial, hearty and sincere in their pleasure at our visit Thea ters, games, race track events, and homes were throw1i open, and a squadron headquarters for the suil- ors and a branch of the local '. NJ. C. A. was established especially for the visiting Americans. Everywhere smiling faces greeted the youths and many were the hearts that were sore because the tongue could "No hablo Spanyole.''
 There were a few marriages, many friendships begun, and al. ideal time generally.
 From authentic sources, the l manifestation was one of the most elaborate in the history of this gold hearted little republic, Uruguay. And when, on the 22nd, We started up the River Plate, the consensus oi sentiment on the ships was Hong