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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN

endance, among them Robert Bar
rett, Fess Robertson, r. l.. Orr, Rev.
T. A. Dabney, j. r. Caskey, Hal
Perry and Mr.. Carr.
| Miss Sarah Plaxco, Of York, ar
rived wednesday to attend school
She will stay with her sister. Mrs.
Max Robinson.
| Miss Jessie Lee BIackmon left
this morning for Georgia. where she
will teach.
Mrs. a. II. Greene is undergoing
Treatment at the Tranquil Sanito-
rum. Charlotte
Matthew Poliakoff has received an
appointment to the Citadel from
| Lancaster county.
Miss Mary Heath Jones left We'd
nesday for Staunton. Va, where she
will enter Mary Baldwin seminary.
John V. Mellow. of Charleston, Is
spending several days with relatives
here and in the county.
Miss Monica Carnes has returned
from visit of several weeks in Vir-
ginia.
Miss Nina Thomson, OF Whining
ton, n. c., is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Thomson, on Chesterfield
avenue.
Mrs. Robert C. Brown is spending
some time with Capt. Brown at Camp
Wadsworth. prior to his leaving for
overseas duties.
Miss 10 Foster, who was to teach
during the present school year in the
city schools of Greensboro, N c.,
has accepted a government position
in Washington.
John T. Greenfwas a business Wis
itor to Spartanburg this week.
Misses Lille and Mildred Green
have as their guests this week Mrs.
Frank Green and Miss Virgin 4
Green, OF Rock Hill.
G.. III. Green, of Rock Hill, spent
Wednesday in town.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Laney motor
ed to Charlotte Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Sowell is home
from Raleigh, n. c., where she at
tends a business college
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
Acting Chairman,

John T. Stevens, or Kershaw, is
of de ,nse in the absence of d, II.
Coker, of Hartsville, who is abroad
on mission for the government
Mr.. Stevens has been member of the
council for some time and has taken
much interest in the work done.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
About $500 Registered.

The total registration for the Sc
lective service draft in Lancaster
county yesterday was about $500.
At one O'Clock this afternoon "a
precincts had reported, five more
precincts to be heard from These
"a reporting give 2,219 registrants.
, In Lancaster city, 4S1 registered and
at the Lancaster cotton mill 249. BY
precincts the number is divided as
follows.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
To Teach Seventh Grade.

Miss Lottie DuBose, Of Bishopville.
notified Superintendent. Holmes II.
Scott Saturday that she would be un-
able to accept the position of teach
er of the seventh grade in the Ian
caster Central school, and Mrs. A. p.
Rogers was secured to take charge
OF this grade until a regular teacher
could be elected. Miss Fellows, Of
Prosperity, has taken the position.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
VIII Pr G List.

The News will print the list Af
names of those who registered yes
terday as soon as furnished by the
local board. Probably the regis
trants in Lancaster and at the Ian
caster cotton mill will appear in
Tuesdays paper, the other precincts
following in succeeding issues.
There will be about four solid news
paper pages OF the names and It will
be impossible to print them all in
ol-o paper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
LITTLETON COLLEGE

Hot water heat, electric lights and
other modern improvements. The
37th annual session will begin Sep
tember 25th.
Write for new illustrated cata-
logue; also for particulars concern
ing our special offer to few girls
Address j. NJ. Rhodes, Littleson,
\. G.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13

endance, among them Robert Bar
rett, Fess Robertson, r. l.. Orr, Rev
I. A. Dabney, j. r. Caskey, Hal
Perry and Mr.. Carr.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
Claims Farmers Are Prosecuted.

Washington, Sept. 12.-Hearings
on the war revenue bill continue
before the senate finance committee.
George p. Hampton, managing di-
rector of ,hc farmers national head
quarters, told the committee the
farmers are being prosecuted be-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
Wins Clemson Scholarship.

Olin Potts Harris, son of j. T.
Harris, of Pleasant Valley, has been
announced the winner OF the four
year scholarship at Clemson college
from Lancaster county, the competi-
tive examination having been held
here July 5.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13
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Girls Join the Navy.

Misses Birdie Crenshaw and Mabe
Plyler left Wednesday night for Raj.
eigh, where they will take the ex.
animation for the navy. If success
full they will enlist at Norfolk.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13

cause they ask that large portio,
OF the cost of the war be paid by
current taxation.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-13

Miss Sarah Plaxco, Of York. ar
rived Wednesday to attend school.
She will stay with her sister, Mrs.
Max Robinson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-24
Earl Baker.

Earl Baker was born October 25y
1897, in Decatur county, Iowa. Here
he grew to manhood, having ms
schooling and the traing and culture
of christian home.
He was received into the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Of Grand KY
er, by the Rev. P; H; Hawk, jan az =, l,
veloping manhood stood for the
best things among the young men
of the community. For the greater
part of two years he was secretary
of the Methodist Sunday, school. re,
signing this place when he entered
the service of his country on June 2;
1918. He enlisted in the unlted
States navy and at once went into
training. A short time since, he
was stricken with the epidemic in
fluenza-a yeritable pestilence e that
walketh in the darkness, and on sun
day morning, Oct. 6, 1918, in the
Naval Hospital at Philadelphia, he
fell asleep
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-24
Wilfred Dolf CARRIER.

Sept. 4, 1898, died of pneumonia in
the base hospital at Camp Sheridan,
Alabama, Oct. Is, 1918 aged 25
years, month and IL days.
He leaves his parents John and
Rosa CARRIER, brother Edward, of
Cheyenne, Wyoming; Frank, nving
near Crown station, and a twin Sis
ter, Wilma, living with the. parents:
He leaves also a numerous family OF
more distant relationship.
He united with the Brethren
church at Crown chapel, Oct :. 81,
1903, and lived consistent chris
tian life until death. He was a
and had many friends among its
him for his smiling silence for he
was an eloquence. He asked no
favor in life except to be left to his
simple tasks unnoticed. There can
be no greater encomium at his
DEATH He was one of those choice
spirits upon whom the progress of
states is built whose simple watch
word is duty. He cheerfully per-
formed every task and did it royalty
we'll.
He reported for service at Leon,
Sept. Z, 1918, and was sent to
Camp Dodge where he remained
about four weeks, after which he
was moved to Camp Sheridan where
he died. His parents and sister
reached his side in time for recog-
milton before the end.
All of his superior officers and
comrades spoke of him in the high
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-24

est terms as his life in camp, as at
home had been exemplary. He was
given a funeral service with 1uil
military honors in the Camp Y. M.
C. A., his company attending IN
body. Six Of the Decatur county,
boys in the camp acted as his pail
bearers, namely, Meredith Evans.
Jay Castor, Ralph Durham, James
Clarence Hubbard, Lloyd Gittlnger
and Wavne Hill. A beautiful wreatn
of southern flowers was placed on
his casket by unknown southe; pd
at Camp Sheridan funerals.
His body was laid at rest with his
forefathers in Franklin cemetery,
six miles northeast of Leon. NO
public funeral was held but MS
neighbors and friends gathered m
the dusk of Saturday, Oct: ~, ana
laid him away with simplicity as pc
came a soldier. A large floral of1er-
ing was sent to the grave and ms
casket was laid away in the FOLDS OF
Old Glory for which he had SO UNI 7,
timely given his life. His pan
bearers at the grave were Roy NOR
dyke, Edgar Caster, Willie Warren.
Howard McClain, Ralph RldgeWay
and Robert Pearson The Durlai
service was conducted by the pastor
of his. church, Rev. G. T. Ronk. lie
passed in faith to await. the glorious
resurrection, asleep in Jesus.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-24
Leo NJ. Danghton.

Mr.. Ia and Mrs. James Daughton, Of
near Grand River, died Oct. IA,
1918, at Annapolis, Maryland, after
an illness Of several days with in
fluenza. He was "a years of age, a
Schools and of the Shenandoah Bust,
ness College, and his whole life had
been spent in the vicinity of Grand
River, where he was general ia
vorite. His body arrived from An
napolis on Friday, and was taken to
the home of his parents near Grand
River, funeral services being held on
Woodland Catholic cemetery. His
comrades at Annapolis sent an i'm
mense quantity of beautiful and cost.
ly floral tributes as testimony of
their sorrow at his death.
No higher tribute can be paid than
is contained in the following letter
from his lieutenant and the secre-
tary of the Knights of Columbus, OF
Annapolis, Md:
My Dear Friends:
AS commander of the post where
your late son, Leo M. Daughton, sea-
man Of the End class, was stationed,
it behooves me to express to you as
far as words can the feelings of dis
of myself and the men that have bas
of myself and the men that has been
occasioned by his untimely death.
am fully conscious that no words
of mine can in anywise alleviate or
assuage the undying pain of your
suffering, but if | may in measure
express to you the unqualified es-
teen that. is held by, us all, not only
for the high character and faithful
ness of his work. but above all be-
cause we found in him those quail
ness so inestimably valuable to our
organization. 1t is because we adj
mired the quality of his services and
respected his influence and honored
his personal character that the loss
to us now seems to be the more
poignant and irretrievable.
And we trust to you to whom it is
given to walk henceforth in the
shadow, will in measure rejoice
that in dying, he gave his life not
in vain; that it has been your inesti-
mable privilege to lay the priceless
Gift upon the altar of freedom that
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-10-24

will again emancipate the oppressed
spirits of manhood
l beg to remain, esteemed friends,
your appreciative friend,
Lieut.. E. A. Harrington.
The following from the secretary
of the X. Of G.. lodge:
Just few lines to let you know
that we in Annapolis feel the loss OF
your son as though we had known
him a long time, we desire to extend
to you and yours our sincere SYM
pathy.
1t seems as though it was Gods
will that he should leave you at this
time. ! want to assure you that he
had all the nursing and medical care
that could be given an admiral.
Sincerely yours,
Vim f. McWilliams. Sec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

maja jedynie ma wzgledzie i ola
tego wlasnie to pisze, ably pre-
Strzedz, by sic wszyscy micli
pred mimi ma bacznoSci a pre-
dewszystkiem badali, co zacz oni
sd, jake majq upowaznienie W
narodowej misyi i komu oddaj9
zebrane pieniadze!
So jeszcze nickt6rzy, co jak i
~poprzedni - glosza szczytne i
dea}y, dzia}aja niby w tie mySli,
czynia z wielkim halasem rekla-
me swemu poSwieceniu sic ola
sprawy narodowej ola Polski i
rodakow "a morzem, ginqcych Z
chorob i glodu, - podczas kic-
dy to kto w krytycznej chwili &c
spoiziomk6w prosi ich o ratunck
/ pomoc, oni odwracaj2 sic hub
daja wymijajqca odpowiedz i po-
zwalaja tn bliznim popadac w
nedze i nieszczeScie, chociaz swo-
ia reka i wplyweln mogli temu
zapobiedz.
I jake wierzyt w ioh wspania-
lomyslnoSc i filantropie "a mo-
rem, skoro tych, kt6rych tn
maja pred oczyma, ratowac ME
chca? Osadzcie sami czytelnicy.
To co napisa}em ME odnosi sic
do wszystkich, zajmujacych sic
sprawami dobra narodowego, DO
many wielu szlachetnych i god
nych zaufania dziaiaczy, a tylko
do tych, O kt6rych tn NOVA,
chociaz ME wymieniam ich oso-
bistoSci; mySle, re oni to zrozu-
mieja i albo zmienia sposob po-
stepowania, albo sic usuna ~
.brudnemi swemi rekoma Cd Swie-
tel Sprawy."
Lechita.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
Z NASZEJ TEXT.
IZY PhYNA.

Gdzies ty mi sic mole d sionko po-
dzialo!
Takes malo mi %SwicCilo, tax malo..
Czomus ty mi gwiazdko moja sic
scmiia.
TAX niediugoS mi, nicdlugo Swicciia!
Wyjde w pola dniem mglo-izawym,
bez s~loica,
Patrze W zycic utrudZone - be-
konca,
Wyjde nocka, w niebo patrze ~
s~chmurZone:
Mrok i pustka, w kt6ra zwr6ce sic
strone!
:: J. <
I ty Piosnko - kedyS mi sic pocze1a,
les W TIVE tony jeno smetek sam
w~ziela?..
Wezme nuclG jaEa z~mlierzchniq 60
dzinq,
A tn jeno Izy.... boil zywy - Ivy
plynq!
k. wachtel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
q CLEVELAND, o.

B. J. D~rozdzinski, lat %, kt6rego
rodzice Gamieszkuja pnr. 1886 E. &c
ul., wynalazi | dostal patent ma kom-
binacyjny latawiec. Jest on talk UREA
dzcny, ze mona go uzyc jake sa-
mochGd | ma wodzie. Mlody wynalaz-
ca pracowal W zakladach lotniczych
Curtissa W Hammonds Port, n. Y. a
niedawno temu zglosi1 sic do oddzia-
}u lotniczego do Waco, Texas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
Precz z brudnemi reko-
ma cd swietej sprawy.

Dzisiaj gdy sprawl Polski /
dazenia do jej wyzwolenia obi
dzi}y ogolne zainteresowanie, a
ma ten eel liczne poczeto zbierac
ofiarv, ma tworzenie Armii Pol
skiei i ma ratowanie ginacych 2
g}odu naszych braci w Polsce, O.
budzila sic szczodrobliwosc roda-
kow tn "a morzem, a liczne /
szczodre ofiary plyna ma ten eel,
So jednak pomiedzy tymi, ktorzy
zajmuja sic zbieraniem owych o.
fiar liczne jednostki, ktorym ma
ley powiedziec: Precz z bru-
dnemi rekoma Cd Swietej Spra-
wy dlatego re majac ma u
stach idealne hasla zbieraja pie
Made ma powyzsze cele, a ME
rzadko chowaja je a przynaj-
mniej Geese ich do w}asnych kie-
szeni, take postepowanie jest ka-
rygodnem i zasiuguje ma napiet-
nowanie BIO jest popnostu zlo-
dziejstwem.
Przypatrzmy sic niektorym 2
tych, co z takim zapaiem oddaja
sic tel piracy; mySlafby kto, re
to wz6r Polakow i Polek, CO tax
szczytnie potrafia giosic idealne
has}a, - tymczasem wielu z
Mich wysyfa swe dzieci tutaj do
szk6l obconarodowych, gdzie ME
maja sposobnosci ami s}owa ma.
uczyc sic pc polsku: powiedzciez
sami, czy rodzice takich dzieci
ME maja przedewszystkiem ubo-
wiazku Gezeli So takimi patryo-
tami; "a jakich chca uchodzlc)
wychowac swe dzieci wed}ug via
~ katolickiej i obyczajow pol
skich - ojczystych? Polski ME
stanowi sama ziemia, ale jej oby-
watele razem Z lila, czemuz ME
w~ychowaja swych dzieci ma oby-
wateli Polakow tvlko je zaprze-
daja niejako w rece obconarodo-
we, gdzie traca wiare i narodo
woSc?
Inni znowu jak juz ma poczat~
XII wspomnialem pod preteksten
spraw narodowych w~ypelniajq
wiasne kieszenie ludzkim ciezko
zapracowanym groszem, ktory ma
ginacych Z giodu bracl w PolSce
licznie lud sk}ada, oraz ma zorga-
nizowanie Armii Polskiej, kt0ra
ma ~walczyc o niepodleglosc tax
dlugo jeczacej w kajdanach Mat
XII ~naszej Ojczyzny: lud dale cd
ust sobie nieraz odejmujac, a oni
to zabierajq, zaprzepaszczajac we
wlasnych kieszeniach, marnujac
ma wiasny uzytek! Toz to kra-
dziez wo}ajaca o pomste do ME
ba, to skradzione - jakoby z Oh
tarzal Czy ME So godni tacy
,zbawcy" Polski, ably ich zam-
knac do wiezienia, hub Przepe-
die gdzie pieprz rosnie ably ME
okradali ludu z ciezko zapraco--
wanego grosza? w takich wypad-
kach i okolicznoSciach ME brak
nigdy niepowoianych ,,aposto-
low, ktorzy osobiste interesy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

zwolennika La Follette'a, a z dru-
giej strony czlowieka, ktory
pred przyiaczeniem sic Stanow
Zjednoczonych do Aliantow po--
pierai wszystkie Srodki, ktore by
ly obliczone ma powstrzymanie
Stanow Zjednoczonych do wypo-
wiedzenia walk prusactwu?
=
Czynnik6w prowokacyjnych
lest tax wiele w Wisconsin,, re
dziwiG sic nalezy, IL wiadze fede-
ralne jeszcze wahaja sic z akcya
drastyczna. Ola mich paragrafy
konstytucyi krajowej o wolroSci
siowa i gromadzeniu sic swobod-
mem zdaja sic bye tax ogromnej
wagi, re zagapili sic w ME,
ME widzac innych p~aragrafow o
,,udzielaniu pomocy i udogodnien
wrogowi", ME widzac ustaw, spe-
cyalnie przez kongres uchwalo-
nych, a skierowanych przeclw
wszystkim zdrajcom i progerma-
nom.
WolnoSc slowa i gromadzenia
sic So instytucyami Swietemi, So
podwalina demokracyi amerykah-
skiej. Lecz jeszcze glebiej idzie
lOjalno5c ola narodu w czasie,
gdy valley o zapewnienie sobic
tel wolnoSci po wszystkie easy
przeciw wrogowi, ktorego plany
narzucenia ca}emu swiatu swej t.
wv. ,,kultury" So znane i ktory
sic pred zadnymi Srodkami ME
cola. azeby plany tie urzeczywlst-
mic. Wobec tego wszyscy CT, kto-
rzv Z takim wrogiem solidaryzuia
i czyniq wszystko, azeby Wake
przeciw MENU utrudnic, powinni
bye napietnowani jake zdrajcy i
powinna, bye i'm w%ymierzona ka-
ra, ma jaka zasfuguja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
. N


natrz: podwojna marszczona TEX
tura; zewnatrz: gruby papier, -
plotno, lub Sukno - ME zaluj te-
go.
WIAz dosyc mocnym szpa-
gatem, przeciagnij go dokladnie
przez brzegi i boki i zawiaz ma
krzy&owaniach.
KSZTALT pakietu MECH
bedzie bez katow, rogow, nadaja-
cy sic do podro2y.
- WAGA - ME ma przckra--
czac 7 funtow.
CPLATA, IL centow "a funt.
- - must bye
zbadana i przepuszczona przez u
rad pocztowy podczas nadawa--
MIA. Nadawaj pakunki ma glow
ncj poczcie, lub ma stacyach pocz-
towych ME we tiliach.
- ADREsY jedynie dokiad--
ny i wlasciwy sposob adresowa--
MIA listu, Tub pakunku do zolnie--
rza we Francyi jest, jak n. P. po-
nizej podano:
Private John Edward Smith
Co. B. 124th Infantry
American Expedtionery Forces.
- Jezeli adrcsat jest artylerzy-
sta, lub kawalerzysta, pisz
,BATPERY", albo TROOP"
zamiast CO." Jezeli jest w me-
dycznym, inzynierskim, awiaty--
cznym, ambulansowym lub in
nym iakim rodzaju sfuzby, ma
pisz to dokladnie, jake Geese a
dresu.
(Pisz cate imie i nazwisko, O.
raz range, gdyz to jest koniccz-
lem ma przesyfkach zamorskich.)
- MARK: przylep mark sill
ME w narozniku pc prawej stro--
ME u CORY. Adres zolnierza, ma
pisz w prawcj stronie ponizej, ma
dawcy zas, W narozniku lewym u
cory.
Liczba dokIadnie zapakowa-
nych p~rzesyiek i dobrze zaadrcso-
wanych listow, a ME doreczo-
nych, jest nieznaczna; w przeci-
wynn razie byznesisci, ME mogli-
by zwierzyc poczcie swoich pre-
syfek.
WILLIAM B. CARLILE,
PoczmistrZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
UWAGL.
Sytuacya w Wisconsin.

w Stanie Wisconsin jake re-
zultat niedawnych nadzwyczaj--
nych prawyborow senatorskich,
spowodowanych przedwczesna
smiercia senatora Hustinga, wy
Ioniia sic bardzo ciekawa Sytua-
eva ma tie lojalnoSci do rzadu i
narodu Stanow Zjednoczonych w
p~opieraniu wojny Z prusactwem.
L tego Stanu, jak wiadomo, Po-
achodzi senator La Toilette, kto-
~ nazwany zostai przywodca
przeciwnikow wojny W kongre-.
sic Stanow Zjednoczonych. Gi6--
wynn motywem niezwyklego
stanowiska tego cziowieka, ktory
zaslyna} jake wodz postepowych
republikanow w c~zasie, gdy par
tya republikanska byia Slepem
narzedziem w rekach konserwa--
tyst6w i trustowiczow tego
powodu rokowai wielkie nadzie-
je w zyciu politycznem narodu,
ma bye poczucie gorzkiego zawo-
hu, Il nigdy ME zdoial osiagnac
)npragnionej ambicyi prezyden--
Iryalnej. z6lc wiec swa wylewa w
postaci nieublaganej opozycyi
przeciw wladzy, o kt6ra sic CORA
co lecz daremnie ubiegai. Pr6cz
lego w obstrukcyi nadarza
nu sic jednoczeSnie sposobnoSc
DO umizgiwania sic do licznego
sywiohu pochodzenia niemieckie-
20 w Wisconsin, ktory sic do
tychczas swej lojalnoSci do
kaizera ME zdolal wyzbyc.
Wskutek tego juz W, prawybo-
rach waNla o nominacye w trzech
gl6wnych partyach stoczona 20
stala ma podstawie patryotyzmu.
ByIy czionek federalnej komisyi
handlowejy ]. E. Davies, o rekor-
die patryotycznym bez cienia
zarzutu, ktory zawsze prezydenta
Wilsona popierai, zdobyi nomina-
eye demokratyczna. lego przeci-
wink take .nalezy do patryotow,
lecz wyborcy demokratyczni wo-
leli wybrac kandydata o wypro--
bowanej ~lojalnosci.
w partyi republikahskiej wal
ka byla wyrazna pomiedzy LOLA
noScia a nielojalnoScia. I jednel
strony by1 ]. Thompson, handy
dat La Toilette a, a Z drugiej kon-
gresham Lenroot, ktory sic w 5u-
peinoSci nawrocii cd czasu wy
powiedzenia wojny Niemcom,
lecz przedtem dal sic zlapac Kill
kakrotnie ma wabik progremaniz-
mu i P~acyfizmu, Popierajac take
pojekty jak embargo" ma amuni-
eye i zywnoSc, zbrojna neutral
nose ftp. WiekszoSt kongr. Len
roota byla bardzo nieznaczna, co
dowodzi, IL watpliwy patryotyzm
.. Thompsona przemowii do VIE
lu~sympatyk6w progermanskich.
Lecz najbardziej zdumiewaja--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Rad narodu przez nGrod ola
rorodu, ME zsinie z powterSchnf
EieME.
Abraham Lincoln
sERaA 9s-$+:* -:
MsEoWfe Siam wszedzts zgG-
dzGjq sic ~ zdaniu, re must ist
nice xednocsona, niezaleEnG /
sdmorzQdnG PoLska.
o. Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Mn ~"
liczba giosow, jaka zdobyl pre-,
waznie w Milwaukee i powiatach
wschodnich mad jeziorem, WIKI
tor L. Berger, by}y kongresman
/ burmistrz Hoan w Milwaukee
Obaj So wybitnymi socyalistami
i jawnie giosza wszelka opozycye
przeciw poborowi do sluzby woj-
skowej i wszelkim Srodkom, zia-
czonym z prowadzeniem wojny,
giosza, re narod amerykahski ME
pragnie wojny, re do ,,otchlani
wojny p~opchnela narod zdrada
klasy rzadzacej, demagodzy,
przehupiona prasa i jej klamliwe
cgloszenia", oraz re rad amery-
kanski ma ~natydhmiast rozpoczqc
rokowania o pok6j.
e
Ludzkic przechodzi pojecie, a
ieby ludzie o tax bezczelnych,
wyzywajacych W najwyzszym
stopniu i zdradzieckich przekona-
mach mogli kandydowac ma wy
sokie urzedy p~ubliczne i zdobyc
nominacye socyalistyczne, jeden
ia senatora Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych re Stanu Wisconsin, a dru-
81 ma burmistrza m. Milwaukee.
Lecz tax istotnie jest. a jeSli zad-
ne kroki ME zostana powziete, a
zeby temu zapobiedz, obaj nawet
maja mozliwe szanse wyboru, je-
Sli zwabia glossy wszystkich tych,
kt6rzy g}osowali ma kandydatow
nielojalnych Ia Follette'a.
AZ
ZIaczone silly socyalizmu, opa-
nowanego przez Niemc6w, wraA
re zywiolem germanofilskim, z}o-
zonym przewaznie z ludzi ME
mieckiego pochodzenia, ktorym
prusactwo jest milsze anizeli de-
mokracya amerykahs1la, pred
stawia powazne niebezpleczen-
stwo ola Stanu Wisconsin. JesIi
kandydaci socyalistyczni zwyCie--
"a w wyborach giownych, Stan
ten z m. Milwaukee IA czele be-
die niczem wiecej jak tylko pro-
wincya pruska.
Oburzenie ma te sytuacye ula-
wnia sic nietylko w prasie calego
kraju. ale take w patryotyczneJ
prasie Stanu Wisconsin / m.
Milwaukee. Prasa zada, azeby w
razie, gdyby Stan ten dopusclt
sic nietaktu, powiedzmy wyraz-
ME zdrady, TAX nieslychanie jaw
mel. jak poslanie do senatu OBJ
strukcyonisty talk bezczelnego jak
Berger, azeby tenze zosta} wy
rzucony ma ztamanie karku, sko-
70 tylko przekroczy progr m.
Washington.
Lecz nietylko prasa sic oburza.
w Milwaukee wczoraj odby}o sic
zebranie novel Legii Lo~jalnosci
pod auspicyami patyotycznej
Powiatowej Rady~ Obrony, ma
kt6rem zdenuncyowano Bergera
iSHoan'a jake sprzymlerzehcow
kajzera i postanowiono raz Po-
}ozyc koniec pobiazaniu / dzlecln-
mel to1erancyi, kt6ra zywioly
zdradzieckie tylko jeszcze wieceJ
rczzuchwala. CierpliwoSc l~ojalne-
60 obywatelstwa juz jest wyczer-
pana i MONA sic re wszelka pew
no5cia spodziewac, jesli zdrajcow
W obroty ME vienna wiadze fede-
ralne jak najwczeSniej, IL wykwi-
tnie W Wisconsin tajna organiza-
eva, .podobna do ,,ku klux
Khan" z czas6w pc wojnie domo-
wei, ktora w Stanadh pofudn'o--
wych rozzuchwalonym murzy-
nom wymierzala sumaryczna spra
wiedliwosc "a ich zbrodnie. Plan
takiej organizacyi juz Cd diuzsze-
20 czasu jest omawiany w kolach
radykalnych i gorqco patryotycz-
nych.
Metod organizacyi takiej, kto-
70 snmnrrcznie :; tainie Mvmie--