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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

CAV zakIad znamIonujc idcaI--
ia czysto2t, " pokojach, saIacI1,
.NlaSach. W pralni, nawet " budyn-
.kach gospodarczych widat wsze-
die te staT&nnoSt. te troskg 0 ety.
stosc schludno5I. htLra ma ZWlc-
dzaiacym c2yni wprost oisnleWa-
lace wrazcnic. Iarzad spoczyWa
v rcku Czcig. Sio>tr l'ranciszEa-
mex. a zasIusujc on ma jai najWlg-
.kszc - najSZczcrszc uznanle l po-
chwa|c, ktore niechaj zacnym tym
Zakonn;com beda ~cz2Stka nagro-
.Gv "a ich rzcte!nq i PoczciW9 pra-
C.
Igromadzenic to wydaio iuI
,zcrcg caly nacczyciclck. pracu-
.j2cych pc rozmaitych misyach i
Iwciaz ksztaIci nave dla Mich pra-
Icownice. Zaznaczyt wypada. x
W przytulku = kazdy, kto tylk"
Ijrz. Tub jeszczc moze - pracnJe'
4 wszystko co tylko MONA. wy
konuje sig W zaNiadzie o Was
.rych silach. co ogromnic oszcze-
Idza wydatk0w adminiStracyI, mu-
szacej nieraz dobrze sic kSopotac
&c Srodki ma utrzymanie badz co
Ibadz ~znacznei iuz i wieliic maJa-
cej potrzeby instytucyi.
Piszcmy dz;; spccyaInic o Do
mu sw. J0zeia. by go serdecznle
|polccit pamjeci dobrze m~ySlqceSo
polskicgo oe6lu: DO instytucya to,
iktGra poza obywate,skq rodakoW
pomoca zadnych innych mic posia-
Ida subwcncyi. III zasi}kow. a IS.
Franciszkanki - jak Wyzel "a
znaczono. L piracy wlasnej utrzy-
muia tych starc6w p~a1skict, ktd-
Irzv tam ostatnic lata aycia osa-
motnionego spedzaj2, otoczeni
zyczliwq opieka. Niechaj W tenn
chot potrosze doPomoze ogcl ro-
Idakow, MECH zacnym Opiekunom
s~taruszkow polskich Spleszy Z "a,
siGkiem zyczliwym: sposobnosc
Go togo MONA mice wlasnie W
|dniach biezacych, DO OTTO w Dzieh
Fracy urzqdzaja ogrodow2 zaba'
we ma dochod tego Domu STAR
Ic6w (czytajcie Notatki Reporter
skie) - tedy pojdzcie tam i swym
lasIiawym datkiem dopomozcle
IGzielu zboznemu.
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Ktory Wrog ,~,lepszy", a
kt0V ,,gorszv'....

Rosya to nasz wrog; Pru5y
- furda - tax krzykliwie dowo-
dill wczoraj jedcn I intcrlokuto-
row naszych, prawdpoodobnic T.
pod dawnego ,,czarno-z0itego INA
lcgcndq nazywaf strasze-
NE mas Prusami i Serman;zmcm.
4 navel dowodzj}, ze nabytki Ia
kie, jak Galicva hub Nr0!estwo
byiyby ola Niemicc najnicPoza-,
dahszymi W Swiccic, boby liczbc
polskich Siosow zwiekszaIy, tax
- &c przyjcIyby jc Nicmcy chy,
bo W oficrzc pobozncj.. -. jake
pokute "a grzechy. ia mas ND. po-
pe}nionc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Czy=cie by,i kicIy W Do>"H
>tarcow 5w. .I6zcfa, czy$cic wi
dzicli 60 ME Z zcwnQtrZ T. Ia NIL
rowanego osrodzcnia. ale czy$cic
80 kicdy zwiedziIj dolIadnic:
CzyScic mieli Sposobnosc poznac
ogrom tel wiclkicj, chrzc>cjiai-
shiej piracy = cnoty, ja&a sig
skromnie choWa W szarych ma
vach Domu Sw. Iozefa: Czy@r;e
tcze kiedy o tenn pomy$!cIi: | il
NE, to Slowly niniejszcmi chce-
lily wan p~zyp0mnicc i polccit
ten pozyteczny tax. a tax bardzo
potrzebujqcy pomocy zak}ad; idz-
Gle tam. fdzcie W najblizszq ME
dz;c.e / poproScic 0 pozwolenie
zwiedzenia 'przytulku. 4 widok
tvch starcow j staruszck pcWnic
wzrus2y serca vase / skloni je
do DANA wsparcia i jalmuzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest o-ganizaeys lsczsca miodEies pol
ska ohoJga Blci W pracach naukoWych'
p~at~yOty cznych. 1 bratntej pomocy dlA
eodn!es,eg.a ducha mOralnosci / dcoro-
by;u " soOiecsenStwie. a ~sZczeSoInis
rIssJzv -riodzisza polska. Mona zapi-
sas sic m pOsriertne cd lat "a DO IS;
IA cE{orE6w Stowarzyszonych beg o.
g~ranlczeU.a wisGu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

rrsw;. Hp,d- ieSHrs pnif61 salh o.
x,a-za -lra En6Tips nflsnwe II sspS'
tAch D2IEHNikA CRlCAIaCsElGGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

to SIG nazywa noIityka. do
.ktorej znajomoSci RIB. ten PAIL
jak wSzyscy oni. zywi pretensye
nicmaIc: ma zarozumicn;a apo
dyktyczne lepszej niz inni znajo-
moSci, a jaSniejszego Cd naszego
pojmowania sytuacyi polityczncj,
Vice ME eszystujc dian Cd
wieczna poIityka krzyzacko-pru-
ska: Me istnicja dian ! DIS IL
t"zymywanc i budzetem rzado--
wynn przewidywane p~awa wy
w Poznahslicm. on ME
vie mic O WrzeSniach, wywlasz-.
czcniu. hakacie i koloniz&cvi?! A
da,ej - ME slyszal mic o tax IVA
rych mapach przyszloSci niemic-
ckiej, o ktorych wzmiankowali5-
my onesedaj, a ma ktorych caly
.bieg Wisly jest juz oznaczony ia
10 gran;ca Niemiec - p0zniei-
szych, cafe za5-i zawi$Iahskie zic
ME Polskie poEryte So, by paje.
.czyna sest9 siec!e kolonizacyi ME
mieckiej. Pan tcnIic slyszal row.
IrieI - zapewne . ofganiza.
cyach niemiecNich w Kf01c5tNie
/ W Galicyi. srawitujqcych bez
obsionek do pruskiego WATERMAN
Idu"!:... \ widzial tel ten poi,
Ityk' MOVE, juz tcraz w czasie woj
Try wydane mapy ~przySzIyct Me-
lmiec. ma kt0rych one siegajq AZ
hen pod Piotro@cod. Z maluch-
nym zewszad sci5nionym ,.Brn,
Gesstaatem" doEoia Warszawv?...
ITyie wiec. dia mas &c zgoda Me
mice i ich Il mas wciqz jeszcze So
IjrszniEow;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
Z WszeChsfoWIanskICh
RozWazan.

Wojna W Europe ozywiia tam
i tn w Ameryce bardzo wydatnie
kweStye ME nova, nam take
znana cd dawna - kwestye zbli-
zen wSzech ludlow Siowianskich,
oraz wzajemnego w]spierania sic
we wspolnych, jakieby sic wytwo
rye daily i~nteresach. L mas tn
byiy ma polu tel idei poczynania,
nawet wcale powazne, pozniej "a
Milky, obecnie, W dobie wojennej,
Z natury rzeczy i roll ludlow slo-
wianSkich w tel woJnie, kwestya
wylania sic silniej, wiec / W A
meryce ozywiio sic zajecie nia -
mniej w kolach polskich, wieccj
poSrod innych naszych pobratym-
cow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Polski Dom pod Wc&Wanicm
;w. Jozefa. dajacy schronienic
stale o!;olo sctce polskich star
cow i s~trausze;;, obejmujc pieIny
i obszerny komplet budynl;ow II
zbiegu ulic Hamlin ! Schubert, W
dzielnicy Avondaie = zarzadzajq
MIN cd lat szeregu Sio5try Fran
ciszkanki. pod wezwan;em Sw.
Kunegundy. Zgromadzcnie to "a
.iczone zostalo przez X. Andrzeja
Spetza c. R.. inicyatora a przez
diugie lata opiekuna i protektora
tel instytucyi.
Opr6cz glcwnycI1 budynNow.
mieszczqcych administracye, blu
'ra i mieszkania Si0str Zakon'
'nych, rozmownicc d.a goSci, pc,
Ikoie ola chorvch Si0str, refektarz
i kuchnie, many W innych i dNl-
Islych gmachach klasy ola handy
datek do stanu zakonno-nauczy>
c;elskiego. gdzie sic do zawodu
swego wykonywania przy%otowu
il praktycznie Siostry Nauczy-
cielki, dalej miesci sic W zakla-
die piekna kaplica domowa, no.
wicyat, obok So pralnie, doskona-
,e urzadzone w ktorych pracowitc
ISiostry piorq bielizns ola caieso
Izakiadu i ola obcych, CO in tez
skromny przynosi doch6d, ktory
obrscaja ma tax liczne i wielk;c
ipotrzeby przytulku.
Oprocz p~owyzej wymienlonych
przeslicznie utrzymanych budyn-
Ikow murowanych, nalezy do "a
kladu ieszcze i kilka domow DIRE
wnianych, Z tego W jednych do
mach mieszkaja starcy, a w III
Inym znajduje sic tcz infirmcrya,
czyli maly szpitaIik z podreczna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Ne=orie StQnu WSsedsie zgG-
dsQjQ sig u zdGniu. Ee mnSt ISL
nice zjedaOc2OHG, nieSdEesnG I
sQmnIzQdTG PoiSkG.
WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Ale my Polacy many w
Nwestyi tel caiej wyjatkowe sta
nowisko. ktore ma miejsce til be-
!.zie zaznaczyc odrazu, I CORY
iasno. wyraznie a stanowczo: My
.tworzymy jedno Z najznacznleJ--
szych plemion, a mimo to byIis-
my dotad W n~ajwiekszej zalezno-
sci Cd obcych; gdy daleko mnleJ-
see plemiona mp. Serbow, Buiga-
row. Czarnogorcow, maja byt Sa-
modz:elny, my byliSmy W nlewo-
Ii. gnebieni, procz Niemc6w tax
.ze ! wla5nie ptzez samychze Slo-
.wian!.... Wojna i W niej zrodzo-
ina zasada ,,samo-stanowienla lu-
COW o sobie" rozwiaze peta ma
Iszei niewoli, po w~ojnie i juz teraz
rawet Polacy chca zblizyc sic l
zbliza do Rosyan, tax jak my u
'ciskanych i tax jak my wolnoSci
prawdziwej pragnacych. ale Mig
Idy ME wyciqgniemy reki do OBJ,
.cych zwolennik6w tyranii / des-
potyzmu, ktorych przywykliSmy
nazywac polazyatyckiem mia
mem Moskali, nigdy tee ME Ego
Idzilibysmy sic z nienawistnym
nam moskiewsko = germanskim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

7 mas wszechSiowianska mySl
zyje Cd wieku Z okladem, zyje W
piSmiennictwie, W literature ma
szej, W polityce, zyje w sercach
szczerego i serdecznego, polskie-
&c narodu - slowianSkiego. Mad
to nasze stosunki polityczne i e.
konomiczne wiaza mas / zblizaja
10 pobratymcow, ktorzy blizsi
nam chyba bye powinni, niz wszy
soy obcopiemienni sprzymierzeh-
cy. Ze zasady o~dwiecznej poPiera
lac usilnie wszelkie dzieio zgody !
jednoSci, chetnie tez popieramy
.uiySl in;cyator0w jednoty, Slo-
wian amerykanskich, kt6ra ma
wet powinna koniecznie dojsc do
.skutku ola wzmocnienia chocby
.tylko naszych sill w tutejszej kon-
.kurencyi I ;nnymi szczepaml.. tax
iak to sic dzieje W Europe, gdzie
.zblizenie wSzechslowianskie CO.
|raz wiecej zaciesnia sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Ponadto my doswiadczalismy
hrzywd i cd innych braci Slo-
wian, jak mp. cd Czech6w, haka-
tyzujacych robotnikow polskich u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Rzqd Rdrodu Drsez Hdr6d ola
RGYOdu. ME sginie z poUierSchnI
c;PHGL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30

Do czasow Wojny pojedynczo
czyniliSmy, coSmy mogli, a rezul-
tat naszych zabiegow jest bardzo
maly. Siowency pomagali swym
braciom w Europe we walce 0
byt narodowy; Czesi, wspieral;
szeregi ~walczace Z hydra germa-
nizmu; Polacy wspierali i wsPie-
raja walke przeciwko wszem des-
pctom prowadzona; Chorwaci.
dzielnie pomagali szcrcgom wal
czacym Z Wsgrami ale to
wszystko, prowadzone w pojedyn
ke - pozadanych a dose wydat--
rych skutkow odnic5c ME mo-
glo.
Wp}ywy nasze tax w Ameryce
- jak i w Europe zyskalyby O.
gromnie ma scisiej jednomyslnoS-
ci W siowie i czynie, a obecne CA
wojenne p~otrzebC takiel jed
romy5lnoSci czyniq szczegolniej
aktualnQ. | jcdnoSc taxa jest mo
s~koroSmy juz mad wlasne-
mi potrzebami wsp6lnie myself!
Tax, mozebnq ona jest. co pra-
VIDA ME cd razu, ale wytWorzyc
ia mona, MONA wyrobic, Wy
ksztaicic PREY pomocy propagan-
DIV idei wszechslowianskiej i PREY
uzyciu pc temu Stub | Prac orga-
nizacyi i instytucyi odpowied-
nich. I my Polacy gotowismy po-
gorqco akcye panslawlsty-
cznq, jeno I zastrzezeniami, ktore
mySl samejze tel idei bracia ma
81 Siowianic wyrozumiet powin-
nj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-30
sYGyAL NIEBEZPIECzENST--
WA.
ZatwardZenic

ZatwardZenic.
Me wo,no go zaniedbywac, DO ME
strawione resztki jedzenia zatru-
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
STOPS WAR CHARITY
OF ENGLISH GIRL.

NEW YORK, Aug. Miss Ethel
Langdon Drake was today planning
TO obey the instructions OF District
Attorney Swami by turning over to
French Ambassador Jusserand s14,-
900 that had been collected for the
ostensible purpose Of equipping
twenty-five ambulance units for the
Sixth army of France. She has been
Sordered to discontinue her war char
ity activities in America
The Drake section sanitaire
(which has been training young Wo-
men at a camp at Bayside, L. L. 10
operate the twenty-five ambulances
disbanded yesterday, and Miss Vir-
ginia X Chandler, captain OF the
organization, has resigned. There
were nineteen young women taking
the training course. Miss Drake tolo
the district attorney that she had
received from SIS to $115 each per
month, from the young women
"rookies" to defray training camp
expenses. She gave the district at
torney $500 worth Of diamonds given
by Miss Gladys Rhoades, Of Omaha
as a guarantee that her camp fees
would be paid.
The district attorney became IN
terested in the work when he learn
ed that Miss Drake had ordered no
ambulances, although she had ad-
vertised that she had given twenty
five to France and wanted to send
1000 drivers.
More than $4,000 was raised for
the fund through Mrs. William J.
Gavin, golf Champion, in benefit
Journeys in San Francicso. This
sum is on its way to New York:
Mrs. S. J. Symonds, wife Of Brit
1sh army major. gave Mr.. Swami
most of his information. She said
she came to America with Miss
, Drake and turned over to her a
81 500 monthly allowance and a
quantity of jewelry, as well as a
French war cross given her for re-
lief work.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
SUMMER HOME OPENS
FOR GIRL WAR WORKERS

Vacation Lodge, Silver Springs, Nd.
opened today as a summer home for
girl war workers under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. C. A With accommoda-
tions for 125 girls, the house is man.
6aged like a hotel, with hotel lobby.
Ia counterlike desk, and pigeonholes
for mail
II is the midsummer home of girl
war workers, who leaving the hot
city offices at the end of the day can
enjoy the cool breezes on the veranda-
Three miles from Fort Stevens, Nd.
the place where President Lincoln was
under fire during the civil war, the
house is located 1t is a large, old
fashioned house. with white columns,
and a grove of old oak trees as the
approach. The bedrooms, fitted with
IAN modern conyeniences, are fur
nished in white with pink-howered
walls. There is a spring on the
grounds. a sun garden, and an apple
orchard.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
ARGENTK!E ENVOY
SEEKS ARREST OF
ALLEGED Thief

Assistant District Attorney James
8. Archer has sworn out a warrant
before Justice Hitz for the arrest Of
Lorenzo Boccardo, alleged to be a
fugitive from the Argentine Republic
and said to be employed at hair
dressing establishment on Copnecti-
cut avenue.
The complaint against Boccardo
was filed by Rene Correa Luna, first
secretary of the Argentine Embassy,
who alleges that Boccardo, while In
the employ Of Evelina CazZasa Of
Buenos Aires. last January, did "ab-
stract from her safe money OF the
value of six thousand pesos"
The complaint also charges fraud
and says that ,Boccardo's employer,
having purchased a house for 1900
pesos, placed the title in Boccardo's
name. The house, according to the in
formation, was sold and Boccardo
gave no accounting to the owner. The
deputy marshal who went out to
serve the warrant was informed at
the place of his former employment
that he left Washington for South
America a month ago.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01
PROMOTIONS IN MARINE
CORPS ARE APPROVED

President Wilson has approved the
following promotions in the marine
corps:
, Brig. Gen. John A. Lejeune to be q
permanent major general; Brig. Gen.
4, w, T. Waller to be a temporary
major general; and Coils. James (.
Afahoney, Charles G. Long, Benjamin
n Fuller, Wendell G. Neville, Cyrus
s Radford, John T. Myers, and AL
bertus w. Catlin to be temporary
brigadier generals.
Lejeune, Neville, and Catlin are al
ready in France. The two latter par
ticipated in the recent Marne battles
Both General Lejeune and General
waller are Washington men.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01

Mems FauItless Pajamas, OF
madras, cambric. percale and fine-
mercerized cloth. Values 91 70
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quality lightweight cotton; re-
enforced sole and toe. High spliced
heel, Equal to any hose sold
elsewhere at 2Sc Zoe
pair ................... 4ON
wool and worsted mixtures. One
and two piece styles. eA 90
GoldenberE's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1918-08-01

Boys Military Outnts,, washable
twilled cotton khaki cloth, IN army
shade OUTFIT includes four pocket,
button to the neck coat. long trou-
sers, canvas leggings,, cap sam
Brown harness and belt sizes
4 to IA years. Worth Cd OH
800 ........... ....... VN'ON
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-16
SOCIE
THINGS Of INTEREST TO WOMEN
SUMTER CLUB DANCE.

The Sumter club gave one of the
most enjoyable dances of the season
last night at the armory, Muecke's or
chestra furnishing the music. A large
crowd was in attendance and dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. n. M. Dudley,
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Dudley, Mr.. and
Mrs Franc Mangum, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Gun
ringham, MIR and Mrs J. E. High
tower. Mr., and Mrs Carr Glover,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rylander, Mr..
and Mrs. II 0. Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Rylander.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-16
MRS. TURPIN ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. Will Green Turpin was hostess
this afternoon at one of the seasons
largest parties, complimenting Mrs.
Carr S. Glover a recent acquisition
to Americas society. Bridge and forty
two was played at twelve tables. Mrs.
Turpins attractive home was effective,
" decorated for the occasion and de-
lici0us salad course was served( after
the game. The honor guest was pre-
scented with a box of correspondenc
cards and the high score prizes for
bridge and fOrty-two were packs OF
playing cards. Invited to Mrs. Tur-
pins lovely party were Mrs. Carr s.
Glover, Mis- Lille Glover, Mrs. Shelton
Harris, Mrs. r. E. 1TcNulty, Mrs. J. A
Eixon, Mrs. G. T. Adams, Mrs. Dudley
CateWoOd, Mrs. Ira Lowe, Mrs. Err
nest Statham, Mrs. w. D. MoreIand
Mrs. R. S. Broadhurst, Mrs. Tom Nc
Tendon, Mrs. Tracy Cunningham, Mrs
Frank Harold, Mrs. Charles Council,
Mrs. w. A. Dodson, Mrs. Lee Council,
Mrs. Eugene Hill, Mrs. Barlow Coun-
Gil, Mrs. H. B. Allen, Mrs. Henry
Johnson, Mrs Franc Mangum, Mrs. G.
o Niles, Mrs. J. E. Hightower, Mrs.
Cliff Williams, Miss Callie Bell, Mrs.
". J. Josey, Mrs. Stephen Pace, Mrs.
George Riley, Mrs. D. r. Andrews,
Mrs. l. J. Kalmon, Mrs. Glenn Hooks,
Mrs. Ralston Cargill, Mrs. Eugene
Cato, Mrs. r. P. Moore, Mrs. John Hud-
son, Mrs. John Council, Mrs. C. u.
Rogers, Mrs. J. E. Mathis, Mrs. Willis
Hawkins, Mrs. R. c. Moran, Mrs
Thomas Harold, Mrs. Sam Clegg, Mrs
Crawford Wheatley, Mrs. Howell Sim
mons. Mrs j. n. scarborough, Mrs. S.
L S'l's, Mrs. w c. Carter, Mrs. E. L.
e; rswell. Mrs rCloyd Buchanan, Mrs.
George Andrews, Mrs. Egbert Allen,
Mrs. J. E. Bolton, Mrs. Harvey Wea-
yer, Ms Ray Wakefield, of Shelby
vile, ~.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-16
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DUNG MTRONS' BRIDGE.

4 Mrs. r. O. Marshall entertained the
Young Matrons' club this afternoon at
a lovely party at her home on Harold
aYenue.E An embroidered towel was
given br high score prize, and the
following guesst were present: Mrs.
] D. Hooks, Mrs. Cliff Williams, Mrs.
Lucius McCleskey, Mrs. H. 0. Jones,
Mrs. Edgar Shipp, Mrs. George Dun
can, Mrs. r. G. Christian, Mrs Barlow
Council.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-01-16
ANERICUS SHOWS
LLCAZAR THEATRE.

Wednesday.
Triangle Picture. Winifred Allen in
THE Man Halter" Ave acts, and Their
Husband" Triangle Comedy.
Thursday
Paramount Billie Burke in Arms
and The Girl" five acts.
Friday.
Blue Ribbon. Harry Morey and Cor
rinne Griffith, in Who Goes There"
five acts, and Chapter 9, who 81 Num-
Der Ope?"
Saturday.
Triangle Irene Hunt, in THE
Stainless Barrier five acts, and
Somebody's Wife" Triangle comedy.
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NATIONS .FORTY-TWO.

Mrs. S. A. Daniels entertained the
MatTons' FoTty-two club, which meets
fortnightly, at her Taylor street home
ills afternoon. Glowing fires and
bright red berries made an attractive
setting for the game which was play
cd at three tables.
Those invited were Mrs. Elton Par
ker, Mrs. Frank Sheffield, Mrs Frank
Turpin, Mrs Harvey Weaver, Mrs.
George Oliver, Mrs Z. NJ Viquesney,
Mrs. Jack Childers, Mrs. Sam Heys,
Mrs. II. B. Mashburn, Mrs. A. c.
Crockett, Mrs. Lee Hansford, Mrs.
Lee Hansford, Mrs. Will Humber, Mrs.
Joe Bryan, Mrs. r. S. Broadhurst, Mrs.
Ray Wakefield, Mrs. W L. English,
Mrs. ]. ]. Holiday.
DINNER FOR VISITORS.
MIR. and Mrs. E. ]. Eldridge are en-
tertaining at dinner tonight compli-
ment.ng Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Eldridge
and Mr.. James Hurt, of Cecilton, Md.
Invited to meet the guests of honor
are Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Rylander, Mr..
and Mrs. D. K Crimson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Furlow Gatewood, Jr., Miss Maude
Sherlock and Miss aKthleen Denham.
$ss
LEE EXERCISES
The exercises, in honor of the
birthday OF Robert f. Lee, at the
Carnegie Library Saturday afternoon
promise to be the most largely at
tended of the kind ever held in Amer
icus.
The program has been arranged by
the Daughters Of the Confederacy,
and will be held under their auspices,
supplemented by the County Council
Of Defense.
BY proclamation, Governor Dorsey
has called upon each council to slim
ulate patriotic enthusiasm in its re-
spective community, and for the men,
bers themselves to attend the exer-
cises and take part.
Hon. Lawton B. Evans, of Augusta,
will be the speaker OF the occasion.
He will be introduced by Prof. c. NJ.
Hale.
Invocation and benediction will be
pronounced by Rev. Paul Ellis. Sing
ing of the "Star Spangled Banner,
and America" will also be a fea
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WOMAN'S LITERARY CLUB.
The Woman's Literary club meets
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Neon
Buchanan at three thirty o'clock.
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ture of the program. There will be a
solo by Miss Ella Polk, of the musical
faculty of the city schools.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-22
Self
DVOMI.

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NcmSka vlada M primer taji kratkcmalo vSi ne
zakoniia i'll neGloveSka deiania tekom vojSkova-
MIA. To ie zelo kocljivo z~anikanic vprito oerommc-
ga maieriiala. XII ie hi nabran Y tel zadevi. Treba
ic imeti pred ocmi. Ola MISC p0rocaii q ckrutnoStih
lie Sovrazniki Nemtiie, ampak Stcvilni \emci. de-
zerterji, vOjni vjetniki i. t. Il. Nciiko poguma ie
trcba "a trditev O humanitarnem in legalncm vol
slovanju ma morju. &c sc Gitatelj Spomni ma ne
Stetc zenskc in otroke, ma bolniSkc ladje, ki so bile
potopljene ma dnu mOria, ma medalio. Xxi jc hila
Skovana V proslavo potopa iusitanije j.. (. a..
Ali med 9lavne locke, XII delajo blago re-
fcno vtisk neiasnGsti. spada cdStavck o ~znaGaiu
move Wade. Nota hocc sugerirati, da ina Nemtija
zc pravo pravcato parlamentarno Waldo. Citatcli
hi skoraj mislil, da ie nemSki kajzer re degradiran
ia prazno dekoracijo. kdor je zasled0val porocila
IL Nemcije. mora o TEN imcti pray income dvomc.
Mixer III bio doslcj citati o fOktiGni inprcmcmbi
konstitucije.
lie maio naianGneic ie treba poglcdati noto.
pa postane MEN vtisk popolnOma mezadovoljiv.