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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19
Home Demonstration Work
ANNIE keElS, Demonstration
ALICE MARTIN, Assistant
Rembert, June Is, 1918.


Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
the Rembert Home Demonstration
club met at the High school. Tn,
meeting was called to order by tn,
president, Mrs. l.. S. Vinson. The
secretary, Mrs. w. c. Harllee, is a
winthrop College. taking advantag,
of the Home Demonstration shor
course.
| The subject of the meeting was tho
preservation OF vegetables by fer.
mentation and sailing. This method
was discussed and demonstrated un.
der three different heads, viz: CD
fermentation with dry sailing; CD
fermentauon in brine; CD sailing
without fermentation. Under the first
head the first steps of making cabbage
into sauer kraut were shown; then a
hnished jar of kraut was opened and
tasted by the members present. Un-
der the second head, fermentation in
brine. beets were preserved. 1t was
clearly brought out that sailing with.
out fermentation is one Of the mos
feasible methods for preserving corn
Below are the directions.
Sailed Corn-Husk the ears of corn
and remove the silk. Cook in boilins
water for about 10 minutes to set tn :
milk. Cut off the corn from the col
with sharp knife. Weigh the corn
and packed in layers with IA its
weight of fine salt. Before preparing
corn for the table, soak in water owe.
night.
After the demonstration the clut
members filled out the monthly re-
port blanks. There were eighteen la
dies and girls present.
The Bethel Home Demonstration
Club held its regular monthly meet
ing at Bethel school house on We'd
nesday afternoon at $50, June 9Th,
with Miss Alice Martin presiding.
An interesting demonstration was
given In making Of sauer kraut and
the preservation of other vegetables
by the dry sailing method. This is not
new method. having come down to
US from ancient times. but by it's sim
plicity appeals to the busy housewife
in these days of food conservation. Az
ter general discussion Of ways and
means of interesting a greater mum.
Der OF women in the work of the club
and in securing a large attendance
the meeting was adjourned
Mrs. r. b. Furman,
Secretary Bethel Home Demonstra-
tion Club.
On May 14th the Salem Home DEM
onstration club met at the home OF
Mrs. a. j. Pringle. Owing to the in
element weather many were unable tc
attend. But those that came enjoyed
the program very much.
First there was a reading by Mrs.
Pringle. the article was on Mr.. Hoov-
er's early life and proved very in
structive and interesting. 1t brought
out many of the hardships Mr.. Hoov-
er went through when "a young man.
The next was two solos by Mrs
Terry. These were just fine.
Then Miss Martin gave us a talk
on food values, and we adjourned to
the kitchen for "a practical demonstra-
ton. After we had all sampled the
croamed cabbage our hostess invited
us out to the porch and gave us a
delightful lunch %
The meeting adjourned to meet
again with Mrs. f.. w. Dabbs on June
18th at five o'clock.
V. v. Warren. Secty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19

Mr.. Lever has formally announced
his withdrawal from the contest for
Senator Tillman's seat i'm the United
States senate. and in explanation of
this action. following so shortly on the
heels OF his positive assertion that he
was In the race to the finish and would
meet all comers on every stump i'm
South Carolina. makes public several
letters that passed between President
Wilson and himself. Mr.. Levers brief
statement and the accompanying let
ters have been published and those in
terested I'm politics are familiar with
their contents. MIR. Levers good rec
ord and long service as the represen-
tative OF this district. his long con g.
tinued popularity with the people Of
the district supplementing his en-
dorsement by President Wilson as a
useful and we'll nigh indispensable
member of the House. may serve to
bring about his reelection. He may
be reelected. but there is no certainty
about II. In Difference to- the implied
wish OF President Wilson. a majority
OF the voters of the district may over
look the circumstances OF Mr.. Levers
excursion into the senatorial arena
and his exit theresrom, but the pres
ident's endorsement is the only thing
that will save him from defeat-if IL
does II. III Mr.. Lever had been am
bilious only for service and had been
content to remain In the House. he
would have had practically a life-ten-
ure on the job as Representative OF
the Seventh district. but the fact that
a senatorial bee has been buzzing in
his bonnet for several years. and was
ready to swarm at the first propitious
moment. has caused numerous gem
tlemen who have political ambitions
TO get their plans in shape to succeed
him when he went UP higher or out
OF official life via the primary route
Mr.. Lever thought the hour had
struck for him to move over into the
Senate and those other gentlemen
made haste to enter the race for the
House. Mr.. Lever hopes. by virtue
OF President Wilson's recommends
tion. to retain the place he has held
so long. and, IL things SO turn out. he
will not be the loser; but the gentle
men who were induced to become
candidates for Congress by Mr.. Levers
announcement for the Senate, will be
left out In the cold. Some of them
do not take kindly to this sort of In
and out. on and of. politics and now
say that they will not step aside to
give Mr.. Lever a free field. They will
put II up to the people OF the district
TO say who shall represent them In
Congress. and II they want Mr.. Lever.
u Is for them to say so. II they do not
think Mr.. Lever is Indispensable and
prefer a new man they will have the
liberty OF choice between several
The situation Is unusual and peculiar.
and there are no precedents or rec
ords on which to base an opinion as
to the ultimate result. but IL Is safe
to predict that if Mcleod. Cobb land
Zimmerman remain I'm the race Mr.
Lever will not have walk over.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19

To be sure, Mr.. Manning is subject
to criticism. He is taking an improp-
er advantage. He isn't running for a
THIRD TERN. He isn't running for
United States senator before getting
out of the governors office. He isn't
holding himself up as the one man to
save the people, He isn't trying to
hog everything in sight or smell in
the way Of an office or reward
What is to be done with a man like
that-a mere, plain man content to
attend to his business, to work for
his country so diligently as hardly
half dozen others are working for
it in these stressful times-who asks
no favors, seeks no new salaries or
honors of any kind. There are Deoplc
who can't understand him-he is a
spectacle so uncommon. no novel. so
extraordinary in South Carolina. All
that the politicians ANA their organs
can do is to "cuss' about him and
call him ,namcs-he not being a per-
petual candidate but, rather. a mere
man who has never called himself
"Reformer" and. not preaching the
sublime "Rcform" principle of "ro-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19
WAR STAMPS PLEDGES.
Providence and Bethel Privatccr DO
Well

"A mass meeting was held at Provi-
dence school house Friday evening.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs
l.. +. Wood and r.. S. Hood, after
which pledges were called for and
those below were collected. Mr..
James T. Brogdon is director for this
district:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19

Report Of Carnegie Library for May
New members. 23.
Previously reported, 459.
Total membership, 4S2.
Books lent In May. 1872.
Previously reported. 4.O06.
Total number books lent, Ass.
Financial Report.
Rural membership. s1,00.
Fines. s7.94.
Total, $S.94.
NJ Grace Randle,
Librarian
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19

The short skirts reveal some things
pleasing to the man who wants but
little here below.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-19
$4,000

The following pledges have been
filed with the War Savings commit
rector:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Kalendarz Zadarmo.

Jezeli pragniesz mice w swym
domu piekny kalendarz ma rok
1918ty, udaj sic do najblizszej ap-
text i zapytaj sic o severy Polski
Kalendarz, ~poniewaz teraz jest
luz rozdawanym. Zawiera on
wszystkie wazniejsze informacye
tyczace sic SWAT, przepowiedni
powietrza i inne wiadomosci ka-
l~endarzowe, a w dodatku jest "a
opatrzony w pouczajace uwagi O
zachowaniu zdrowia i ~zajmujace
opisy rozmaitej tresci. Postcard
sic o ten bezplatny kalendarz "a
raz w apiece, albo pisz o nadesla-
ME, adresujac: w. F. Severa Co..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
SzYbKA ULGA "
zATWARDzENIU
Dostancie DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets
CcZeStnik

Otto radosny okrzyk tysiecy, cd ezasu
gdy DR.. Edwards zaczai wyrabia6 Olive
Tablets, z~astepujace kalomel.
DR.. Edwards, praktykuj?cy. lekarz
przez II lat i starry n~ieprzyjaciel kalo-
melu, odkryl formule wyrobu Olive Tab
lets podczas gdy leczyl chorych ma
chroniczne zatwardzenie / bezwiadne
watrobe. :.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets ME zawie-
raja kalomelu, lecz gojacy, koJqcy ros-
linny srodek r~ozwalniajacy.
Zasada tych ma1ych pokrytych cuk-
rem, o~liwkowego koloru tabliczek jest,
ably ME sprowadzi6 kurcz6w. Sprowa::
dzaia one normalne dzialanie zoi?dka
watroby. Nigdy ME zmuszajq ich do
nienaturalnego dzialania.
Jezeli macie niesmak W ustach, cue 2
ust, uczucie zmeczenia, chorobliwy Dol
glowy, bezwladna watrobe i zatwardze'
nie-znaidziecie szybkie, pewne tylko
przyiemne skutki W iednei Tub dwoch
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, wzietych
idac spa6. $500.
Tysiace os6b biora Pc iednej Tub dwie
co wiecz6r ably sic zachowac W zdrowiu.
| Spr6bujcie ich. 1Oc i 25c pudeiko. We
Mszystkich aptekaeh,
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Powazna, spokojna, ch}odna
typowo skandynawska polityka
odniosla plon dobry i przypusz-
czat nalezy - trwaiy; paistwa
skandynawskie be- wojny
mocha maja pozycye w kon-
~cercie europejskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08
Z YONKERS, N. 7.
Workers, 1 stycznia, 1918.

1OIlk6rS, L SlyCzIld, lOIo'
w dzie6 nowego Roku obchodzila
tutejsza parafia Sw. Kazimierza Kr6-
lewicza podniosla ~uroczystosc poswie-
cenia i wywieszenia choragwi zolnier-
skiej ku uczczeniu miodzieIy polskiej
~sluzqcej W armii Stan6w Zjedn. i W
armii polskiej. U~roczystosc stosowna
prZemOwQ napietnOwana gOrQca milo
Sciq do ojczyzny naSzej cierpiQcej pod
stOpami wrOga teutohskiego i do kraju
tuteszego rOzpoczQi Wielebny ksiadz
DR.. J6zef DwOrZak %proboszcz pa
rafii. Potem wystapil Choir pa
rafialny kt6ry W rzeczywiScie mistrzo-
wSki spos0b Oddaf hejnaf ,,Bracia do
bitwy nadszed1 cas-, pod dyrekcya p.
| WinickiegO organisty. Potem ks. pro-
bosZcz prZecZytaf listy zoinierZy kt0-
rych sic znajduje 7S>w armii Stan0w
i armiL polskiej. lyle tez gwiazd wi
dnieje ma c%hOragwi. Wiel. ks. Wincen-
ty ROzmus W slOwach gOrQcych pre-
mawia{ O z%naczeniu i celu ~urOczystoSci
tax ola obywateli Stan6w Z~jddnoczo-
nych, .jak i ola tych, kt0rzy j~eszcZe
ME So. Obywatelami. KS. prObOszcz do
kona1 poSwiecenia choragwi, poczem
dwie dziewczynki szkolne deklamowaly
wSpania}y wierSz OkolicznOSCiowy. Choir
parafialny drugq pieSnia narodowa IRA
czyl publicznoSc, kt6ra dzielnych Spie-
wak6w i SpiewacZki obSypa}a gradem
oklask6w. Pewien chiopczyk sZkoly pa
rafialnej wyglosi1 dyalog z dziewczyn-
ka wSp6luczcnnica ma temat urOczystO-
Sci i mimo wakacyi i mrOzu kt6ry pre-
Szkadzal w wyuczeniu dzieci WV. Sio-
stry kierujQce szkoiq wywiazaly sic
hurCZo Swietnic Z Zadania.
NaStepnie pan ZygartOwSki W CORA
cych slOwach nawOlywal wSp6}Obywa-
tell i Ziomk6w do l%ojalnOSci, a p. Hen
ryk JaworSki, kt6rcgO syn pelni S}ui-
be g armii Stan0w Zjedn. ~OSwiadczyl,
publicznie, re ME POlski OkrOjonej no.
iycami autOkraty nicmieckiego, ale Pol
ski z kOlebka i 2 grObami ~krOlewskie-
mi 2 Poznahskiem i SlQskiem 2 Pru-
Sami iGalicya &adamy. GorQce okla
ski wyrazaly jednoSC my$li, wSr6d pu-
blicznoSci. KS. prOboSzCz jake pred
| Stawiciel rZQdu, (jeSt BOWEN jednym
2 -four minute men, przem0wif o cZci
winnej zOinierzOwi, kt6ry pOSwieca sic
ola druGich. NaStQpiiO wywieszenie
choraGwi pomiCdZy koScio}em i ple'm-
MIA kt6rego dokOna{ Wiel. Ks. ~prOboszcz
J6zef DwOrzak, OraZ majtek J6zef No
wick, L. S.. ~, kt6ry sam z tych rs
by1 obccny i W osObie swojej p~rzedsta-
vial ten zaCny Zastep zoiTierza. Nh "a
k%ohczenic Gaia pnbiiczno$c Il serca "a
intonowa}a pie&n narodOwa ,.BOze COS
POlSkc". MimO mrOzu wielkie reese
PolOnii zesziy sic ma urOcZyStOSc; Ouch
powazny i SpOk0jny Swiadczy{ o zrc-
zumieniu chwili tel co nadajc rekOi-
mic ma prZySzIO&t.
WSzyStkim kt0rZy brali udZia} j
kt6rzy sic o tc uroczystO&c postarali
iak ks. prob. p. Winieckiemu icSo ch6-
rowi. Oraz p. NOwickiemu, kt6ry sam
byl czIOnkiem ch6ru i nawct W tel IL
roczvstoSci brai w MIN udziai Skfaia-
my Bog zaplac.
IpyeStuik
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UWAGI.
POLITYKA SKAN
DYNA WSKA.

Do rzedu czynnikow, ktarych
decyza moze W kwestyi wojny
wywrzec wpiyw stanowczy przy-
bywa nowy, choc juz dawniej
wzmiankowany niezmiernie po-
wazny: Skandynawia.
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Wykaz 0twartych Glow
nych Centr Rekrutacyi-
nych Armii Polskiej i
0ficer6w tam Urze-
dujacych

Buffalo, n. Y. - Broadway 1
Player VI. " sokoInL- Officer
j. Iebrowsh.
Boston, Mass. W SokoIni TAM
tejszej. Officer A. Wiacck.
bridgeport, Conn. - 636 South
Main str, Sokolnia. Officer u. No
wax.
Chicago, Ill. - 1909 N. Ashland
We, Dom Zwiazku Polek. Officer
w. Skarzynsk.
Cleveland, Ohio. 7146 Broad
way. sokolnia. Officer l.. Adam
cZak.
Detroit, Mich. - rog Chen5 l Fo-
rest nj. Officer W. Saczalski.
Milwaukee, Wis. - W Sokoini
tamtejszcj. - Officer Rom. Tylko.
New York, N. Y. $50 second
ave-, DoT Emigracyjny ZWiazSo-
wy. Officer +. DZi6b.
schenectady, y. 4. W SoKoinl
tamtejszej. Officer J. Sajler.
wilkes Barre, Pa. - Officer W.
sulewsh.
winnipeg, Man. Kanada. - rog
Manitoba 1 PGrr III. Officer s..
BlahS.
pittsburgh, Pa. - r6g 8. Is al
! carey ave-, Sokolnia. Officer A.
Czarnotn.
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ZalOfOna 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.

IELEr UN MONNOb 7oVS"
ZARZAD GLOwNYI
Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS A. A. K}owo, Wlce-Moderator.
Wojciech F. Soska, Prezes
Antonind R~aranOwska, Wicepre7eskA
Wojciech Menkleki, Wice-prszss.
TomaSz s. B~lachOwski, Sekretarz-
FrancisZek WItkOwSki, Skarbnlk.
Stanis{aw Llczmahski. Dyre&toT.
WiElyslaw LOpatka, DyrektoT.
Antrni Mazurk Dyrektor.
Leokadya KoncIyk, D~yrektorka-
Salomea Urbanska. DyrektorkA
Franciszka Bieschke. Dyrektorka-
Dr.. FIR. a. DulSk. LekarE NaczeIny.
Berta c. woitalswicz, Asyst. Sekr Gen.
GODzINY BIUROwEI
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego otwarte W
a! powszednie cd godz. 9-teJ rano do
-e-tej wleczOrem, Nv sobote do lei pO-
p~oludniuO.. Wieczorem. W dni powszed-
T-met 10 9-tet. w nied1iele I swietA
u~roczyste, olu-o jest zSmkniste.
PrezesA, W ponteizlaikl 1 piatkl wte-
Soraml Cd godziny 7-mej do s-tet.
Wszelkie koreSpondencye do G4owne-
60 Prezesa naletV adresowae:
FoJCIECH F. SoSNA.
1kSS w, Division str, Chicago, III.
SekretRFEa W pOniedZialki, wtorkl.
arody I czwartki. WiecZorami Cd Eodzl-
ny f-mej do s-tsb I Cd l-sEej popolu-
anlu couLlennls, z WyJaIhiem Soootys %
e-tej do l-sZet.
skarbnIkaI we wtorki. srody I piatkl
cd godziny 7-msi do s-teJ wieezoFem.
BkladRnia oPlat. WsZelkle opfaty do ka-
~ Gownei przylmuie Kasyer Giowny
podcxaS godEln oflsowych, albo we dnie
" godzinach oflsowych, sekretars Ge-
aeFaluy,
wszelkie listy nadsyfac naleEy ma re-
- SekretarEa Generalneco:
TOM. :. BLACHOwSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
1k55 w. DivialOn str, Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
PrzekaY bankowe poeEtowe
fchecks, money orders etc.) naleEy WI.
Utawtac ma or~ganiZacyS;
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Q pTxesyiac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOwSKI.
a6SS W. Division Strs chicago. III.
,,MacierZ POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego;
1867 w. Division Utica,
Ma drugiem pietrEs.
Chicago. I'LL
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MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest organizacya iaczaca mlodziAA poll
aka ooOjga plci W pracSch naukowych,
patryotycznych / bratniej pomocy dla
podniesienia ducha moralnosct ! dobro-
bytu W sp~OieCzenstwie, a szczegolnte
miedzy m{odzieZa, polska. Mozna Zapl-
sac sic ma posmiertne Cd lac II do As;
ma czionk6w St0warZySzonych bee o.
eraniczenia wleku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08

ciu go ma swa strone ! wystapie-
niu czynnem w obronie Niemiec /
mowy chyba niema! Wiadomo
dis, re mp, nawet Turcya wahala
sic bardzo diugo mimo wszyst-
kich zobowiazah, jake miafa i
ma wzgledem swoich przepotez-
nych opiekunow niemieckich, -
MIN ~nareszcie zdecydowala sic ma
krok stanowczy i po}aczenie swo-
Itch losow Z losami Niemiec, re
wszad naciSnietych; Grecya byia
take takim c~zynnikiem, ktory
dlugo zawisi w niepewnoSci /
przedmiotem byl zabiegow inten-
sywnych stron obu walczacych,
wreszcie sk}oniia sic XII Allan
tom; Wlochy - czynnik drugi-
jeszcze nieledwie wazniejszy, G
twarcie byly ~licytowane przez
Niemcy i Anglie az i Koalicya
wygrala trzeci - ostatni juz po-
wstaiy czynnik - to wlaSnie
Skandynawia.
Powod formalny do wystapie-
mia Skandynawii z roll widza O.
bojetnego ma plan wydatniejszy
l. mog}by bye taxi, IL Nietncy,
widzac, re ME udaje sic i'm
! paistw skandynawskich ~zaprzadz
do swego wojennego rydwanu, IL
rzadzi}y i'm pewnego rodzaju
sekature - niewiadomo czy Z
niecheci i zemsty, czy ola postra-
chu tych, ktorych pozyskac ME
mogli Pc dobremu; konfiskuj2
mianowicie okrety i transporty
skandynawskich pahstw, topia
nurami ich okrety, dotkliwe ola
mich p~owodujac straty. Juz Nor
wegia kilkakrotnie CLOS protestu
podnosila w tel sprawie: niedaw-
no Szwecya poczuia ma swej sk6-
RE lape saslada grabiciela: wiec
kupcy szwedzcy, dunscy i nor
wescy szturmuja wspolnie do
swoich rzadow z wezwaniem, by
cos w tel sprawie stanowczego
zrobiono. l widocznie rzady "a
brady sic do tel roboty, ktorej
~przejawem by}y dwie wazne ME
zwykle konferencye monarch0W i
ministrow trzech pahstw wzmian
kowanych. Nominalnym powo-
dem i przedmiotem narad Eonte-
rcncyi to wlaSnie owe konflikty
morskie Z Niemcami, ale
ME ulega najmniejszej watpliwo-
NSci. IL monarchoWie owl porozu-
mieli sic miedzy sobq take ! CO
do solidarnego postepoWanla ma
przyszloSc, obrony swej neutral
.nosci ! interesow narodoWych
przeciwko jednej czy drugiej stro
ME, a choc moze ME cd razu SWAT
zobaczy porozumienia takiego do
woody i rezultaty czynne, to ME
wynika Z tego, by ich ME by}o.
Bye moze, re je nam ukaze dopie-
70 ewentualny przebieg dalszych
wypadk6w ma teatrze wojny ell
ropejskiej, dalsza jakas potrze-
ba; bye moze, jeSli takiej potrze-
by ME bedzie, to ! nadal skandy-
nawskie pahstwa pozostanq obo-
ietnymi widzami, zadowolone
tenn, re juz samo porozumienle
ich ! obecna akcya Wspolna pod,
nios}a ich powage, a pokaza}a
Swiatu, re one ME odosobnione,
ale "a kazdem Z mich stana diva
inne, re wiec razem lekcewazvc
sic i tyranizowat ME .pozwo!2,
Ten zreszta eel owych k%onferen-
cyl juz faktycznie zosta1 osi9g-
niety; wywo1aly BOWEN ore
! naipowazniejsze komentarze i
~przestrogi w calej prasie Swiato-
wei. .
Powazna, spokojna, ch}odna
typowo skandynawska polityka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-08

decyza moze w kwestyi wojny
wywrzec wplyw stanowczy przy-
bywa nowy, choc juz dawniej
wzmiankowany niezmiernie po-
wazny: Skandynawia.
Panstwa skandynawskie, Nor
wegia, Szwecya i DANA zazna-
czyiy niedwuznacznie, re Cd ich
zachowania sic wobec wojny bic
zacej zalezec moze tez bardzo
wiele: - Il, o tenn, re zalezy VIE
le, SWAT wiedzia{ i vie oddawna,
ale w kazdym razie zamanifesto-
wano to SLIME bardzo re strony
samychze tych panstw. Pahstwa
tie dobrowolnie zesuneiy sic byiy
niejako ma plan dalszy w zawie--
rusze, ~targajacej europejska po-
lityka miedzy-pahstwowa i dopie-
70 W ciagu wojny wystapi}y w
sposob nieco wiecej stanowczy,
skupiajac ma sobie Swiata caiego
uwage n~aprezona. Szwecya, Nor
wegia j DANA, narody plemiennie
krewne, panstwowymi interesami
bliskie, cd dawna zachowuja
wzgledem Niemiec stanowisko
jeSli ME wrogie, to obojetne, zna-
ma jest rzecza, re giowne powody
do nieprzyiazni wzgledem Me
mice ma DANA, ktora pred pei
wiekiem zostaia obrabowana
przez Niemcy z jej dawnych pro-
wincyi, Szleswiku i Holsztynu-
i choc potem Niemcy staraiy sic
doprowadzic znow do zazyloSci
sasiedzkiej z Dania - pokonana,
choc REESE i Redekaiser" raz
poraz skladaf pe}ne komplemen-
tow wizyty ma duhskim divorce,
to jednak stosunek pozostal zaw-
sze Jimmy, w sam raz taxi, jaki
panowa} pomiedzy Niemcami a
Francya, ktora musiala nolens-
volens akceptowac tabor jej kra-
.jow alzackich j lotarynskich.
Pc wybuchu wojny obecnej -
N:emcy - jak wszystkim, tax i
Szwecyi swiadczyc ~pocze}y, by
ia, a wraz z MIA inne pahstwa
skandynawskie - pozyskac ma
swa strone. Zaczely cd obietnic
- obyczajem niemieckim Z ME
swojego - wiadomo, re Niemcy
ciagneiy Szwecye, by wraz Z
Niemcami uderzyla ma Rosye i
zabraia jej Finlandye, skoro tam,
w Polsce, ma Kaukazie, a ndwet
pc koloniach francuskich i an
gielskich wybuchna powstania....
pour lie roi de Prusse!" Tymcza-
sem i obietnice ME sprawily wiele
i nadzieje specify ma niczem, a
wszelkie zakusy intrygancko-dy-
plomatyczne, Z Berlina, prowa-
dzone w jednym i drugim k;erun-
ku, wywoiaiy w Niemczech ty!-
ko rozgoryczenie SVEN niepowo-
dzeniem - przypuszczac nalezy
- pogiebiiy w sumieniach ME
mieckich owa, przykrywan2
pred Swlatem piaSzczyKlem d.
ty, prawde - kompletnego W
Europe osamotnienia, widoczne-
60 w tym smutnym fakcie, re w
takim kataklizmie miedzymocar-
stwowym, w takim kryzysie, W
kt6rym k~sztaltuja sic ma dluga i
daleka p~rzyszloSc stosrnki
panstw miedzy SODA, sojusze sic
wytwarzaja ! hartuja, a przyiaz-
ME ~najlepszy chrzest ma polach
bitew otrzymaja, w takim GA
sic Niemcy W Europe znalezli
jake experimentation - tylko
Turcye i Ferdynanda Kobursa,
Niemca, ME Bulgarye... 30 pre-
Gle Austryi liczyc ME MONA -
Austrya to tylko do czasu odreb-
ma jednostka, ale W gruncle RE
. ;o1,o cyctemot OnnStW6NVV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
Estate Of oliver ". Harold.
NOTICE OF IINAL AClOL 1T.

BY direction Of Delta NJ. Harold. adj
ministratriN Of estate Of oliver W. Har-
rold. late Of 81. Joseph County, in the
State Of Indiana. deceased.
Notice is hereby given To the heirs
legatees. and devisees 81 said decedent
and an other persons interested IN said
estate. that saiI administrator has filed
in this COurt her account and vouchers
for the final settlement OF said estate
and they are therefore hereby required O.
be and appear IN said Court on the 3tf
day Of April. 1915. when the same will be
heard. and make proof Of their heiTsnip
or claim 90 any part Of said estate and
show cause IL any there be. why saiu ac-
count and vouchers should not be ap-
proved.
Witness. the Clerk and the seal ~ the
st Joseph Circuit Court nc South Bend,
Indiana. 18th dav OF March. 1918.
GEO NJ. HlAAB. clerk.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-14
FOUR GERMAN PLANES
ID0WNED IN PARIS RAID

PARIS. Tuesday. March 1S. -
Four German machines brought
down and i trained aviators. me-
chanics and pilots killed or made
prisoners were the German casual
ties in last nights air attack on
Paris.
The raid was attempted on a
scale hitherto unapproached. nine
s~quadrons participating in the at
tack. Some Of the machines fol-
lowed the rivers DIS and Ouroq,
while others came along the Creil-
Paris and SoissOns-Paris railroads
The percentage Of the units that
succeeded in reaching Paris was
small. The aerial defense has i'm
proved greatly since the time of
former raids and many OF the Ger
man machines were forced back
and obliged 10 drop their cargoes
OF bombs in vacant fields in the
suburbs.
The American Red Cross was
again prominent in rendering help
20 the wounded.
While the raid upon Paris was En-
progress. French machines eXecut-
ed a counter air offensive upon the
enemy's airdromes from which the
German raiders had started.
More than three tons OF bombs
were dropped on the Gothas land
ing fields. and the probabilities
seem 20 be thai many OF them made
disastrous landings upon their re-
turn.