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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01


Tycoon Tea at r. g.. Buffers.
Mn. n. H. Bailey Of Hastinss 10
. guest Of Mrs. B. F. Heckert.
n. Cotsrie will meet with Mrs.. A.
T. Hall ON, April <hFst. .ou~1
Mrs. Leslie Brewers condition con-
tinues to be favorable 10 ultimate re-
covery.
John Sykes Jr. has been seriously
Ill with fever for several days, but Is
now improving.
General C. l.. Eaton and son Mar
quis were home on Sunday returning
to Lansing on Monday.
The East and West Farmers club
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Milford
Buskirk on Thursday March End.
B. F. Heckert and r. w. Broughton
are in Grand Rapids attending the
Consistory meeting this week.
Prof. ]. A. OLeary, superintendent
Of the Hartford schools was nomin-
ated on the first ballot at Hartford
Monday for county commissioner of
schools, and of course will be elected.
w. r. Hawkins-broker. Money
loaned. Office opposite Dyckman
house, Paw Paw.
Jas. A. Leach is preparing to do
paper hanging, painting, decorating,
etc. / am back in Paw Paw again
for business and my friends know
what that means.
Dowagiac people get bread for three
cents loaf, but have to pay $500
per cord for wood to even up.
Married at the residence of sheriff
Thomas by Elder Brooks, J. c. Hare
of Romeo and Rhoda c. Cook of
Hartford.
Willis Baker aged "a years died at
the home of his father Charles w,
Baker in Waverly township on Mon
day evening.
Invitations are out for the Mock
Marriage of Christine Hudson and
Cleo Stevens to take place at the
Auditorium on Saturday evening, Feb.
25th.
The Epworth League will this eve
ming give a sleighride social at the
home Of w. j. Bale.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01

We are glad to see an increase in
attendance on all our services the
past few Sundays. We invite you all
to come and enjoy worship with US.
Our Sunday School Superintendent
and teachers will be glad, to assign
you to one of the Bible classes. Sun
day school begins at 1000 A. M. and
church service at HOO A. M. Sub
jet for sermon Sunday morning
"The Power of Association. Christ
ian Endeavor at 500 p. d.. Union
service in the M. E. church, subject
"a Four Square Man."
Percy II. Nickless
Pastor.
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Letters from the Front

each. Had apple pie, beef soup, tea
bread and lima beans for supper.
They pay SO and SO cents a dozen for
eggs down here.
1t is nice and warm here, we have
our windows up and nothing on but
pajamas. l am going to mail this
letter today and don't think you will
hear from me again right away unless
| get some pay. Please write quick
so l can get some more stamps.
The band plays every afternoon in
front of the hospital, and that gives
US a little spirit. | am eating like a
pig and getting fat. We have dandy
nurses. They are from the North
somewhere, and they don't like Texas
either, but they are surely good to us.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01

Extracts from letter from c. A.
Whitcomb. Co. B, l32nd, u. S. In
fantry. Camp Logan Texas, to The
True Northerner.
| want to thank you for sending
| The True Northerner here to me each
week. 1t is useless for me to try
and tell you just how much one en-
joys the paper, when he is long,
long ways from home. read it all
each week, and get everything there
is in it.
! The Paw Paw boys seems TO be well
scattered over the country. As far as
] kncw, ! am the only one here. and
have been here since the 18th. day
of last September. ] enlisted in the
End, illinois Infantry in Chicago on
the i4th, day Of June and have been
IN aciive service since the 25th, day
of July.
| was off on twenty-four hour
, Pass last week, and slept on real
bed Cor the first time in about six
months. 1t surely seemed good.
also took trip out to see ieu,. Lloyd
Harvey at Ellington Field and went
up with him for short ride in an
army areo-plane.
He is surely an experienced Flyer"
and they speak very highly of him
out there. He doesn't do much Aging
as nc has charge Of one Of the fielas
and is kept very busy.
1t is fine here now, just like q
Michigan day in June. am feeling
fine, and enjoy army life very much
Extracts from letter from Erwin W.
Fisher, 131st, Areo Squadron, Kelley
Field, San Antonio, Texas, to his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Fisher oil
Route No. 4, Paw Paw.
| am in the hospital at Fort san
Houston, but don't expect to be her,
long. They took me out for guart
duty yesterday morning and before
they put me on the job decided thai
l had the German Measles. wa,
pretty sick with temperature of 100
but feel better today. There arr
about two hundred Of US here, all sicl
with the measles. After our temper
ature gets down to normal, they keel
us in for five days and then take vi
back to the camp. saw Frank Nasl
yesterday for the first time in quit
while. He is feeling fine. This il
fine day, but ] don't like to la!
around the hospital. had coffee will
Pet cream, shredded wheat biscuit
bread, butter, eggs and blackberr!
jam for breakfast, and all wanted o
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01
NQjPLAcB YoR THB RAlsR

ND QeQlpsn Kaiser drpnme1 = 1Penn.
49, Az nad that. hSl Wtae1 de - \
He y then he quietly 81 -
his upward way ns it I
b, thought that he would surely ilnd
The peariy gates wide open stand
That shouts Of welcome he would hear
Resound on every hand.
But when he reached those shining
gates
He found then shut and locked
No glad acclaim was waiting him
And he was sorely shocked.
Then with his scepter on the door
He smote with many a clang
Until with echoes loud and clear
The aisles of Heaven rang.
A Wicket opened in the gates
who's there?" voice inquired
TITS Il, the Kaiser made reply
Anu am very tlred.
I've travelled far, weary way;
You surely should have known
That | came up to occupy
The good st. Peters throne.
For years on earth / fought the
w,rtd,
M c. used, and rested not;
Nc. alone the battle fought,
For it was "me ind Colt"
"You cart CONE i'm, the voice 10 i,cd.
"From NC the lesson learn,
There is no place within these gates
For an Hchenzellern."
Abashed the Kaiser stood, then said,
where snail / go", pray telI;
81 do not care" the voice replied,
Suppose you go 20 H."
o. w. II.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01

A e9bFing for Foreign Mi5siens
wlt<1 - Sunaayra,Orning rect-
lyl kk1ne sermon-xhe topic Of
vhj1 ~iltb be "Dswn."
Chr6t11h Endeavor business meet
ing was held at Brother r. v. Roots
home Wednesday evening. The C.
e. prayer meeting Sunday evening 1t
six o'clock.
Regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting will be held at the home Of
Sister Lindsey.
Boost for the Christian Esq .
School. You be Missionary to Paw
Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Morning Subject: "The Great
Divide. This sermon will be Sc
quel to the one of last Sunday on
"Thc Great Adventure"
The evening service will be in the
Methodist church.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-01

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Martha Nelson & n. to Fannie Sch
reiber, Pei. Sec. 20, Antwerp-$10.0o
Mary r. Chappell to George B.
Dalrymple, 81. 81 acres, Sec. I, Geneva
S450O.00
". G. Wins to L. F. Hammel, Pei.
Sec. IL, Paw Paw-$10.00
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

capes Are Stylish.

Capes are very esrabIe and ver1
stylish Bnt If girl can have bur one
wrap outside Of the regular raincoat,
warm wool cont is the best choice.
Those for this season are, for the most
part helted. double breasted, having
patch pockets. collars which can be
rolled high and the coat reaches the
edge Of the dress at the bottom. Ma
terials are much the same as they have
been In the last two seasons; wool We
lours, duyetyn or other woolly sur
faces Bolivia Is a beautiful material,
but its wearing qualities are somewhat
doubtful
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

this eXtrasagant aad beautiful cont in
class where II has few rivals
For mild climates. or fail wear.
there are some scarfS and capes suited
10 between seasons that are often cley-
or combinations Of two accessories In
ON garment The cape shown In the
figure az the left OF the picture con
trtYos 70 extend itself into Il broad
girdle with sash ends that are finished
with handsome yarn fringe Fringe
is much coveted decoration these
days and these sash ends are further
enriched hy embroidered dragons that
r,nnfch Il
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

Only u teW II the coat> and wraps
for fan and winter lay Claim To novel
designing For one thing designers
restrict tho amount OF materials to he
n Il 10 definite lengths that do not
.iJaW anything for merely decorative
additions to these wraps. and for an.
other--SimpliCit is the fashion; the
public generally likes II
one exception To the rule that al
lows scant measure az goods fer II
coat appears In the handsome model
shown ut the right tn the Illustration
above. This is heavy. castor=eotared
garment If pom pom cloth, with a
shawl collar aud deep Guns of otter.
It is made with the approved double
breast. fastening 70 the l.tt. near the
Wusfllne. with handsome buttons.
These are square and match the coat
In color. with rims IN the dark shade
ef tn fur. Four II them TIRE set on
each sleeve AMI one on each pocket.
The coat is straight, hut IS drawn 10
the figure nj the Waistlue hy a soft
eirIIe 81 the cloth The designer
might have considered Tire coat com
pirte IL nothing more had been added
to It: hut there was the temptation 10
add the charm of the straight panel
and the smart suggestion Of a military
CAPE all al one aud the same time
and It was done Therefore there is
long. narrow cape, banded with fur
and finished with buttons, which puts
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

work for me and know it will help
others if they viii give it a fair trial .
Mrs. LIZZIE COURTNEY, leS Sth Ave.
Vest, OsEaloosa, Iowa.
Why viii women drag along from day
70 day. year in ard year out. suffering
such misery as did Mrs. Courtney. when
such letters as this are continually being
published. livery woman who suffers
from d5~u'accments, irrcralaritiess IN
fammau0n. liberation. bash ache, nrr-
yoasness, err wAo IS passing through the
Change of Life should give this famous
root ard herb remedy, Lydia J. Pink.
ham Vegetable Compound. s trial Fog
special advice write lydia (. FsaEhanz
Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass The result
Of its long experience is - y-1.rr services
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26
The Greatest Teachings.

There are no songs comparable TO
he songs of Zion. no oratous equal to
hose OF the prophets; ana no politics
Ike those which the Scriptures teach.
Milton.
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

II there Is one tact, Of doctrine, or
command. or promise IN the Bible
which has produced no practical effect
on your temper. or heart, or conduct,
be assured that you do not truly be-
lieve lt.--Payson.
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

n fierce Indian war broke out In our
state and we were driven from home
and lost everything. Afterwards my
husband WIS very severely wounded
and when he came home Vds unable
to do any kind of work our situation
was similar o that of thousands, but
we never heard any complaint of the
government, and all this time our en-
ergies were bent upon supporting the
government and saving the Union
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26
Favors Bible tor Every Soldier

In a letter to the American Bible
society Major General Wood says:
'Godspeed and all success m the work
vou are undertaking j earnestly hope
hat YOU will be successful in placing
Bible in the hands OF every soldier,
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

aN III pSiIIS--A n p
nothing seemed u
do me any good A
friend advised use
to take LydiS l..
Pink hams V eye
table Compound ]
did so and g1s re
lief right away 4
can certainly re
commend this yafu-
able medicine to
other women WIN
suffer, for it has
done such rood
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

There seem t. be two kinds
OF German propaganda loose In
the United States. one 81 them IS OF
that n~idious character which con.
stantly finds lis way into the public
nSints as news Items misrepresenrlng
e'snditions In the United States and
trying 10 poison our people against
putting forth every effort To win the
vnr. The other consists OF misstnte-
mentS In regard 10 Germany For
some reason or other there has been n
systematic effort made To convince the
people IN this country that the Ger
man people are not In earnest In the
war; that they are not behind their
government; and that they are in n
depIorahle condition Photographs
taken IN Germany during the past
year or TWO tend 10 show that the hor
rihlc condition which Is alleged Ia *
LIST among fhe people has been eNas
eerated ter some purpose thc poo.
pie who IRE familiar with th.=tieriuans
know fhat ihey ar" supporting their
government With more carnr,tncs~
than haS aHer been shown I'm amy mn.
ton IN Europe with tlr eHslp exccp-
tinn ot t'r Hes# Evidently th#s rropa.
gahaa regarding the hHraEiug down Of
Certan ~anroFf is fos ma purpose ~
- nzn2.Gc czira ,Har, en he part
Of thr fgrly NJ rio tutal states
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26
in MISERY
- "''' FOR F(| YEARS
Mrs. Courtney Tells How She
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Osksloosa, Iowa" For years YEAS
simply in misery from weakness ana
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

There was no politics In the Criu-
clsm OF the agricultural survey or e1-
tension bill. Senators on both sides
of the political elsie said some very
caustiC things In regard to the ap-
preparations. In the course or these
criticisms Senator Kenyon. Republican,
of Town. remarked 1T is n crime
for congress not TO take some action
looking to intelligent cooperation for
Intelligent expanding and auditing of
money of the people. Let us look Mt
few other financial jokers In this
bill" And then he went ON to show
some of the expenditures which he
claimed were absolutely without just.
tiCation.
Senator johnson of South Dakota,
Democrat, said: Il think this IS III"
most extruvagaat the worst aad the
most ridiculous appropriation bill |
haVe ever seen since I have been II
member Of the senate
senator Thomas. Democrat, Of Colo
RADIO. quite frequently criticized The
bill white senator sherman. Rcpub-
Hcau Of Illinois. several times yigor-
ouSly attacked Is provisions ON one
occasion senator Thomas discussed
an appropriation Of $1226oo 10 stilau-
late She production Of poultry. "Poul-
try is so high" asserted Thomas,
that IT is very hard for the traditional
darky Ia reach the tnil of rooster.
The Dermott news., 1918-09-26

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The Dermott news., 1918-09-26


hr var department mas HhAIly
found My 10 Use '"as''si' ."7N en-
AeeiaH0 i4t~'' ehfe''"F@ are drafted
mon bose t'' -i'.is hesi'iS AFe at"nc
TIN #He#"f ponce. NJ "as price. f.Ner
since tt9 H'~' "tst'' ttt'a "t'st'".S h8N'
Dr. IS Aus t'' i'"t.'' My il
T. it-#' atti' NIl'i ''..l'> 1''l''Ne WA.
81. VIZ + l..'.3 mon fsi us''
10 df#.i af 'it1t u tiH1' 'li szs "iAfilzaS
''i 80 =. i'''H .'' "'4'h- ''05iN.
!1e.H. chores areaN9 me camp pe'ang
po'...'- a'l 'ss .-e'- We given
IVY ~ >'.4''f@ aAa'.s..s Tor '"lhE
a6.i t,"#k III ta+tt u t'' ''tar
~ bed itir tg" l''fi .'' fi>' u NHteh
"h'.st''s ~. i''A=''.'-i1.'i ana paced en-
farms as ill ,-t','i 5t2 ietlata
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ma h.=..~ s'-a u h'. az t.AisA 'si'liHH
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c9h-f'-~~5eha5 'a.aial-.' golil''t zee ~
n man al " hummer el uue$. e'IeFe
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fe>N theh ne o''1i''' "H-'eSN'l'an
teSN. no" he Is 'halrHiaH I '>s' ea'
he also has u titie "hleh Is nov often
used which Is FARMER less. The ONO
congressman Is one al me most nc
c"mptiShed scholars IN tie mousse OF
representatives. lie Is also partien-
larry wen INFORMED oh '"f''Et! r''",'ohs
inportance. ON this account ne IL al
wovS listened 10 ntteutlycly when he
addresses the house He also does
farm work when n, Gets time
Al SORTS of questions mr.. asked in
rho consideration Of the WINTER mower
hm For Instance .onlta - nn,nhe- .,
,,,s., arr. very onxto,t.# tn know yhstb
80 -, ora ,,,,, - d.s,ray <,a,.ora
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The Dermott news., 1918-09-26
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 20
REVIEW.

SUBJECT What It Means 20 Be
Christian
SELECTION FOR EEADING-l John
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24
S313;&y CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS EI:|12;

49, - --.s - - t-. -" 1t.
kich W Ameryce. Me tax daWno
temu braf udziaf w P. Klubie Pra
sowym w konferencyi dziannika-
rzy chicagoskich W sprawie KAN
panii majowej, nadto jake prezes
komitetu prasy w kampanii bon
dow 3ciej pozyczki wolnosciowej.
Sp. Stanislaw Szwajkart uro--
dill. sic dnia logo maja 1857 ro-
.ku w Tarnopolu, W Galicyi. Pobie
raj nauki w Z}oczowie, Brzeze--
mach i W Stanislawowie.
Ma uniwersytet wstapif we
Lwowic i oddal sic studyom mate
matyki i fizyki; r6wnoczcsnie pi-
sywa} do lwowskich pisln.
Me widzac ~przyszfosci VI Ojczy
znie, wyjechal do New Yorku we
wrzesniu 1881 roku.-Przez try
|lata bojowa1 tam z losem, utrzy-
mujac sic z trudnoscia Z lekcyi
CRY ma fortepianie, grywania ma
organiach w polskim koscielc !
pisania artykul6w do niemieckiej
"Stat1ls Zeitung."
w lipcu 1884 roku przyby} do
Chicago; pc kilku miesiacach o..
trzymaf posade sekretarza, a po-
tenn nauczcyiela w szkole p~arafia]
mel p. W. Stanis1aWa Kostki, a lie
zatrudnienie to wplywalo bardzo
ma jego zdrowie, przeto
fzen zrezygnowal, poczcm otrzy-.
mal skromne zatrudnienic w blu.
re Sp. Piotra Kiolbasy; nastep.
}nie w roku 1888 otrzymaf posade
przy fill pocztowej, jake klerk
(przy wydawaniu przekaz6w pie
nicznych lecz Z zmiana administra
|cyi kiedy Harrison obja1 urzad
lprezydenta musia1 ustapif W ro--
Iku 1889. .
We wrzesniu tegoz roku otrzy-
mai posade pomocnika redaktora
'Wiary i Ojczyzny' ~wydawanei
- -'
przez Spoke Wydawnictwa Pol
skiego, p66zniej zas zosta} redak-
tcrcm tejze gazety: a kiedy za}o--
zono "Dziennik Chicagoski' "a
!stal tegoz redaktorem; odtad ma
stanowisku re:laktora tego pispia
I~rozostawaf az do-ostatnich chwil
!swego zycia. .....
| N~abozenstwo zalobnc i ceremo-
lnie pogrzebowe odbyly sic W ko-
ISciele Sw. Jadwigi W sobote rano.
lzwloki byly zfozone ia cmentarzu
lSw. Wojciecha.
J. 1900 ------ ~. -, 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24
Polacy maja z%apeWniony po-
Wr0t do Ameryki.
Washington, D. G. Z maja.

Washington, D. G. Z maja. -
Izba Representations uchwalila O.
negdaj rezolucye posla Sabatha,
ma mocy ktorej wszystkim obco--
krajowcom, Polakom, Czechom i
Slowakom ,ktorzy mieszkali w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych i zapisali sic
do Armii Amerykanskiej, alboPol
bedzie dozwolony powrot
do Ameryki bez podlegania pra--
WON imigracyjnym.. Odnosi sic to
take do Czech6w i S1owakow,
ktorzy zaciagneli sic W Ameryce
do armii czesko : sfowackiej we
Francyi i maja r6wniez zapcWnio
ny powr6t do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, bez p%odlegania prawom imi
gracyjnym.
Prawa tie SO suroWe i ME do
zwalaja ma wpuszczenie do Sta
now Zjcdnoczonych kalek i ran
nych. By}oby vice niesprawiedli-
woscia, gdyby Polak hub Czech,
mieszkajacy W Amerycc, kt6ry "a
ciagnal sic do Armii Amerykan-
skiej Polskiej hub Czeskiej, W ra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24

zle otrZymania ran IA polu wal
ki we Francyi ME zostal Wpusz--
.czony z poWrotem do kraju, W
=ktorym zaciagnaf sic W szeregi...
Uchwa1a Izby posfow zapobie-
ga Wlasnie tel Observation-Disclosures
p nakazuje, by powracajacy Pola
cy hub Czesi, nieobywatele, byli
wylaczeni cd praw imigracyjnych
i mieli wolny bezpieczny poWrot
do sWego miasta w kt0rem Jamie
szkivali.
Przez te ustawe uzna}a posred-
MO Izba representative, czyli re
prezentacya narodu amerykans--
kiego armie polska i armie czesko
s}owacka we Francyi, jake osob-
ne autonomiczne, sprzymierzone
armie. Poscl SABBATH W encrgicz-
nej movie onegdaj przcd@Izba "a
znaczy}, zc nicograniczone poSwie
cenia, jake zfozyli Sfowacy. Cze-
81 i Polacy ola sprawy wolnoSci
wymagaja, by kraj ten oficyalnie
i bezpoSrcdnio take uznaf tc ar
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24
Rozkaz wojsk polskich.

Szef zarzadu cywilncgo Pols--
kiego Korpusu W Bobrujsku i o.
kolicy, podpufkownik Alcksamdro
wicz, wydal W jezykach: polskim
bia}oruskim i rosyjskim rozkaz II
niewazniajacy wszelkic dekrcty
dotychczasowe o zniesieniu prywa
tne:j wlasnosci. w przcciagu 10
dni nalczy zwr6cic wszclka Was
nose nicprawnic zabranq przcz elk
spropryacye. .Wszysc.y robtnicy
|rolni musza natychmiast powro-
Gle i przystapic do obsiania. pol.
Gala amunicye wojska rosyjskie--
go, granaty, naboje, karabiny, wo
~, konie nalezy oddac wladzom
gminnym hub miejskim najp6zniej
1go kwietnia.
Biorac pod uwage dcwize sta
ropOlska r0Wnosc ~Wszystk1ch Wo
bee prawa, bcz r6znicy wyznania
i narodowosci, rozkazuje katego--
r,ycznie wstrzymac sic cd wszcl--
kicgo aktu zcmsty wobec obywa-
tell kraju. Wszystko, co dotad "a
sz}o wvwo|afo rOzStr0i aDaratu
ran1stwowcgo i anarchie W kraju,
opicralo sic ma nizkim poziomic
w}oScianstwa. Intcligcntniejsze je
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24
Gen. Michelis chce sic porozu-
mice z Rada Regencyjna?

"Godzina Polski'' T. d. % mar
ca donosi, lie gen. Michaelis zwr6
Gil sic do komend armii niemiec-
kicj i austryackicj ma Ukraine
Z proSba o pozwolcnie pre- azdu
delegation jego korpusu do War
szawy, W celu wejscia W pertrak-
tacyc Z Rada Regencyjna.
Pismo to dOnOsi ZaraZem, re
korpus Michelisa liczy -obecnie 60,
600 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24

dnak >zywioly pc wsiach maja o.
bowiazek zorganizowania natych-
miast Zwiazk0w robotnik6w roll
nych, pol doSw1adczalnych, ochro
mex j szk0}. WZywam wszystkich
do wypc}nicnia obowiazku oby--
w]atelskicgo i ostrzcgam, ze wszel
gle usilowania oporu zbrojneGo
/ Wog0lc nieuSfuchania rozkaZoW
zarzadu cywilnego, zostana >uro-
WO ukarane nawct do SkaZania 10
smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-24
W0JSK POLSKICH.
KORPUSY POLSKIE Ma KRE-
SACH,
-'Noxuo non1nelIi a MnSnickim

w. kraja kraza pog1oski O tym,
re gen. Musnicki chwi]owo tylko
.awar} umowe Z Niemcami. Gdy
tylko bedzie m6gf przejdzie
Dniepr i tam bedzie czynnym.
Zas peWien officer re sztabu
gcnl MichcliSa przybyf do. Krako
wa W polowic marca, opowiada1
tamtejszym pismom, ze gen Mus
nicki pod naciskiem korpusu Off
ccrskiego zcrwaf uk}ad z Nicmca
mi