davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
Mr.. Lewis Bell rsade a coffin III

Mr.. Lewis Bell E,ade coffin this
week for some Fall Lick lady, which
was pronounced by those who saw II
as being as nice as most any home
made coffin ever seen here.
The Baptist church windows, which
were so badly broken by the hail
storm recently, have all been re-
placed by new ones, and we suppose
the revival which had to be postponed
will be held as soon as this epidemic
ceases TO be.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
THAT TERRIBLE BACKAcHE

Mrs. G.. Hyde, Homestead, Mich,
writes: 81 had that terrible backache
and tired out feeling. scarcely able to
do my work, but find by using Foley
Kidney Pills that ] soon feel like a
new person" Foley Kidney Pills
help the kidneys to throw out poisons
that cause backache. rheumatic pains
and aching joints. Sold everywhere.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
MR.. REIp's SALE CALLED OFF

On account of the verv rainy dav
Wednesday, Mr.. f. Reid called of
his sale of live stock, feed, farming
implements. etc, that had been .ex-
tensively advertised for that day. II
is probable that he will advertise and
hold a sale some time during the
present month, but about that he
will decide later.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
HOW A SALESMAN SUFFERED

K. ]. Porter. Sterling, Col, writes
IL suffered with a painful, weak back.
AS travelling salesman l had to
stoop frequently to pick up my grips,
and the pain when l Strengthened up
was awful | was induced to try
Foley Kidney Pills. Relief was i'm
mediate. Say, they are great"
Prompt and tonic. Sold everywhere.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
CARD OF THANKS

We desire 10 thank every one who
so lovingly stood by us in the dark
hour through which we have passed,
and want them to know we deeply
appreciate every kind act and sym
pathetic word. Gcd bless them all
Thomas Wells and Mrs. Singleton.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
Mary
James " Gerard former Amhas-

James " Gerard former Amhas-
sador ~ Gn~~~snv in a statement
-, ado rrhi, ~ 'Na Damnr-atir Ma
tional Camraien Commi''eN said the
Germsrs cpr no, undnSt'n md the
American rrl'.ical system and that
n refusal ~ he country - sustain
President W'"Nn with a democratic
congress will convince Germany
America is not with the President.
Encouraged b. his belief. he added.
the military distance Of the people
will again stiffen.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
MOVED TO DANVILLE

DR.. J. j. Byrne, the noted optom-
etrist, has established an up-to-date
optical Office in Danville, over Ches-
nut-Salter Hardware Store, opposite
Gilcher Hotel. Dr. Byrne will still
continue to make trips over his old
'erritory. his next trip to Stanford
will be about Dec. 1st.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
SELL ANOTHER FARM

Hughes & McCarty have been SELF
ing lots of dirt lately. Their last deal
was the A. T. Nunnelley farm out
on the Lancaster pike, known as the
Porter Robinson place and contain.
ing 81 acres, to Louis Nave for So
500.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
NOTICE

On account ~ n great many new
patients that Mr.. Wchcr, tho foot
doctor is treat -. h viii '"'-a new
patients until Dec ! and win posi-
lively not take any new ones after
Dec. /. II
The interior journal., 1918-11-01
NO SCHOOL NEXT WEEK

to state that there will be no school
next week. the fla" epidemic having
not subsidized sufficiently to open
again.
The interior journal., 1918-11-01

Back up the President with Stan
lev and Helm.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10
Union Church Notice

Services as usual in the Union
church next Sunday. Sunday school
at 1000 a. m. Morning service at
HOO a. M: subject, Following Je-
sus"
Evening service at 1880 p. m.
Good music by large choir.
We are glad to see the good interest
and attendance. Everyone is cordial
ly invited to these services.
G. II. Wilbur, Pastor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10
Conncilmen Discuss Paving plans

The matter of the paving of Main
street was thoroughly discussed at
the meeting of the town board Tuesday
night and resulted in Clerk Richardson
being instructed TO ascertain the cost
of paving materials as compared with
three years ago. Figures are to be
obtained on approximately 10000 yds
of paving.
number of business men of the
city attended the meeting and they
expressed their ideas in regard to the
paving project Most of the business
men and property owners of the city
favor putting Main street in passable
condition but all do not favor putting
on a surface at this time.
Members of the town board have de-
cided that certain work towards the
protecting of the river banks at the
lower end of town must be done before
the time of the spring high water
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10
Featherstone Would Be Speaker

A. II. Feathersone, of Wallace. Ida.
is to be candidate for speaker of the
house of representatives of the Idaho
Legislature. according TO word received
here this week and his candidacy is
receiving the endorsement of most of
the northern counties and many of
the counties of South Idaho Mr.
Featherstone makes his home at Wal
lace, in Shoshone county and he has
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10

Supt NJ. S. Fisher, of the Kootenal
Indian Mission, reports that a number
of the Kootenais have had the inf1u-
enza and that two have died of the dis
ease. The epidemic is about over,
however, and there is little likelihood
of any great danger of the disease
spreading.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10

FOR SALE-Six head OF neavy work
horses, weighing from 400 to 1900
pounds each, in fine condition. VIII
sell cheap for cash. Inquire of G. A
RalstOn Lenia Ida. If
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10

been elected to the legislature twice.
He is brilliant parlimentarian and
is fitted in every way to be sneaker"
His friends in this county are hoping
he is elected He is the owner of the
Bonner Water e. Light Company here.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10

For Sale-New -Roebuck, No.
IA, Economy King cream separator.
Used three weeks; price, $45. ~ r.
Selover, Copeland, Idaho. Dec10 At
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-12-10

Bert Hall. formerly editor of the
Boomers Ferry Herald, is reported to
have purchased a job print shop in
Spokane at 116 Lincoln street.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08
"WlARUS' Wtorek, dnia $50 Syc1nia, 1918.

mi albo tworzycielami jednego ga
tunku hub drugiego, nasi zo1nie--
re So spozywaczami produkt6wz
naszych farm, j uzytkujacymi ma.
teryalami z naszych fabryk i ko-
pain. A gdy sic wezmie pod roz-
wage wielkie zapasy amunicyi ia
kie musza zuzytkowac wojujac z
|nieprzyjacielem, mozemy SAM wi
dziec re So oni ogromnemi sporty
waczami wyrabianych produkt6w
tego kraju. Ogromna masa sil ia,
brycznych tego kraju zosta}a usu
Meta cd wyrabiania tych rzeczy
kt6re my potrzebujemy W czasie
pokoju i jest zniewolona zamiast
tego- do wyrabiania rzeczy kt6re
kraj potrzebuje W czasie wojny.
Zupe1nie strata sil produkuja-
cych naszych zolnierzy maryna--
rzy i zamienienie zWyk}ych robot
wielkiej czesci reszty sif produku
jacych naszego kraju IA uzytki
wojenne zmniejsza pc wiekszej
|czesci ilosc materya1u i zasob6w
produkowanych w tym kraju.
Do tego stanu zmniejszonej lilo
Sci wyrob6w i zwiekszenie W kon
sumacyi tychze spowodowanych
przez naszych w4asnych zo}nie--
rzy musi bye dodane nadzwyczaj
ne wymaganie poczynione nam
przez Aliant6w bysmy zaopatrzy-
|! ich armie, a takze pc wiekszej
czesci i ich ludnosc W potrzebne
zapasy zywnoSci innc materially
Musimy dopom6dz tel sprawie
W dwojaki spos6b - przez scisla
oszczednoSc zuzytkowania zaso--
bow zywnosci i innych materya--
How, gdyz kazdy funt bez kt6rego
my sic obedziemy dodaje funt kt6
ny bedzie zuzytkowany ma potrze
by naszej armii i marynarki, jake
tez sill m%ilitarnych naszych sprzy-
mierzonych; i przez .przyspiesze
lie naszych wyrob6w i produktow
do samego kresu.
Amerykanie robia wszystko co
bedzie W ich stanie by zwyciezyc
w tel wojnie - i by ja skr6cic,
potrzeba i'm tylko uznac re oszcze
dzac jest ich swietym obowiaz-
klein a oszczedzac i ciu1ac beda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08
P0TRZEBA PRAC0-
WNIK0W 0KRET0WYCH.

Washington, D.. G. w stanach
Zjedn. okazuje sic brak ludzi kt6
rzyby chcieli poswiecic sic piracy
PREY budowaniu okretow ma
rynarskich i towarowych. Kraj
nasz jest obecnie zajety wypemie
MON najwiekszego w history
swiata planu budowania pancer--
nik6w. Plan ten omawia budowe
1877 statk6w w]aczajac wszystkie
gatunki cd wielkich pancernik6w
wojennych do ma4ych SUBMARINE
wych niszczycieli. Przeznaczono
:juz diva miliony dolar6w cd sier-
pnia 1916 roku ma marynarke. R6
wnoczesnie z wymaganiem powie
kszenia piracy marynarskiej jest
r6wniez nag1e nawolywanie O po-
wiekszenie budownictwa kupiec-
kich okret6w. Jest to dowodem
re W obu ga1eziach jest brak mez
czyzn, kt6rzyby mali prace tech
niczna.
Komisya s}uzby cywilnej St.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08

|Zjedn. stara sic dopom6c j ulzyc
w braku rysownik6w okretowych
przez polecenie zarzadom kolegial
nym i szk61 technicznych, by stu
denton konczacym kursa W archi
texture marynarskiej " nadcho-
dzacej wiosnie, majac ma celu. wy
robienie z mich odpowiednich pra
cownik6w, jake rosownik6w o.
kretowych W czerwcu. Komisya
ia r6wniez otrzymuje aplikacye
cd uzdolnionych rysownik6w ar
chitekturalnych mechanicznych i
hudowniczych i zapewni i'm pra-
ce W departamencie marynarki i.
W podw6rzach marynarskich PREY
robocie okretowej. IT,.
Miejscowe zarzady egzaminato
tow s}uzby cywilnej ma pocztach
we wszystkich ~wiekszych mia
tach udzielaja ma zadanie biz
szych wiadomosci i blankiety apli
kacyjne. Zg}aszajacy sic ME So
zniewoleni do stawienia sic ma
sk1adanie egzamin6w, lecz So oce
nieni podlug swego w~ykszta}ce--
MIA, praktyki i doswiadczenia.
John A. McIlHenny
Prezes komisyi s}uzby cywilnej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08

niz tutejsi.
z pieniedzy nades1anych przez
Stany Zjednoczone znaczna Geese
z1ozyli Amerykanie. Przepuscmy
jednak, re nasze wychodztwo z{o
zy1o pe1ne osm milion6w frank6w
z tel kwoty, to IA kazdego Pola--
ka W Ameryce przypad1oby dopie
70 diva frangi, czyli 40c. A lie W
tym okresie czasu kazdy z Pola--
.k6w wyda1 ma rzeczy, bez ktorych
m6g4by sic obejsc zupe}nie?
luz jest miedzy Mani takich,
kt6rzy dotad nj centa ME dali?
Lepiej moze, re dok}adniej cy-
fry tych ludzi ME znamy.
A teraz gdzie te pieniadze po-
SLY? Sprawozdanie powiada o
tenn W nastepujacy sposob: \
/. Kr6lestwo Polskie pod Moska
lem: Fir. 752,286.25
2. Litwa pod Niemcem, Fir. 872,-
$3.50.
Galicya pod Moskalem: FIR 10y
111.60.
4. Galicya pod Austryakiemm:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08

FIR. 32O,431.09.
5. Kr6lestwo Polskie pod W.
stryakiem. FIR. 1,172,390.50.
7. Kr6lestwo Polskie pod Mem
Gem ; Aus*~ya: FIR. 2,4994,168.98.
Q Prusy wschodnie Fir. 1900.
8. Wysnancy " Rosy FIR. $780,
542,9O.
10. Wygnancy W Austryi FIR: 172
403,35.
II. Wygnancy W Szwajcaryi Fir
69,939,30.
IL. Wiezniowie i rome wspar-
cia - FIR. 210,946,41.
Razem tedy wydano ma Wspar-
cia 1902, 999, 81 frank6w zas ma
wydatki biurowe, podr6ze; kores-
pondencyeii wog6le ma admin
stracye 72,909.29 frank6w eaten
W kasie komitetu W dniu 31szym
marca znajdowa1o sic 211,59O.45
frank0w.
W dalszym ciagu sprawozdania
czytamy, re kazdy grosz z tej SUI
my poszed1 tylko TAM. gdzie po-
trzeba by1a najwieksza istotna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08
I PRAC POLSKIEJ RADY NAR0DoWEJ.
L1sTA 81 Do 80 L1sToPADA 1917 RoKu.

ITO. j. Merchel Shamokin Penn. ........$ 240
It'll. M. Budzichowski - Chicago, ILL.,. ....:...... 1000
1772 KS. 7. Zimmerman, par. Sw. Stan. K. Waterbury G 10000
177& P. Rostenkowski = ma weselu panny Krysiak z p.
Klajda, Milwaukee, Wis. ....:...... .......:.:. $3.50
1774. KS. l. Maciejewski j. par. Sw. J6zefa Norwich Con. 3ly87
ITS. Ant: Butkiewicz. ma rocz. Tow. Brat, Pom sw:
Antoniego, Harrison, N: j. 1888
l776. +. SzczupakleWlcz '..'':.:::::.:'. :2oo
1777. KS. A. Syski:. @...-
N. Haiman, Hyde Park, Mass. 1900
Par. w Hyde Park, Mass ...... Sc. 10
ITS. j. S. hapczynski Kom. Lok Wyandotte, Mich 49, 10000
1779. Dziennik Chicagoski:
FIR. Izydorczyk ,Everson, Pa. $50
1880. A. Poleski, - re skarb W kos. Sw: VOL. PROV. R. 1.:1.45
1871. Najprzew. ks. Biskupt P. Rhode 10000
Par. Sw. Jacka Amigo, Wis. 1910
Par: sw. Jadwigi, Kewaunee, Wis. .910o)
1882. Dzennik Chicagoski:
F. Mazur, yCastel Hoyne, N. c. ...:......::...7O
1884. Najprzew. ks. Biskup Rhode cd par. W st. claud 1900
1885. KS. ]. Guzdek, prob. par. Browervile, Mimi. .....1 10000
1856. NJ. Obrokta, Chicago, Ill.
1877. KS. K. Smogor - z obchodu KoSciuszkowskiego w
1888. KS. K. j. Rydlewski, prob par, Niep. Serca Maryi
Plttsburg, Penn. ...... ............ ......:....oloOO|
1889. A. Ringa - Kom1 Lok. M. 70 P. R. N. ...........4 1000
1890. KS. /. Maciejewski - par. sw. J6zefa Norwich Con 2042
1871. Najprzew. ks. Biskup P. Rhode - par. sw. jana
Chrz: Belmont, Wis; ...... ..... .....:..10 9.35
1892. Kom Lok. No. "a par: sw. Jacka ... ............ 1000
1894. KS. J. Obyrtacz - cd p. Dqbrowskiego .... ....,.loNo
1895. KS. A. Pawelski ma obcfe List. w par. Sw. Piotra
i Paw}a, Avoca, Penn Neutrality-suspicious.. ......1O:96
1876. KS. 7. Karabasz, J. 0brokty, Chicago ........:...3oo
1877. KS. z. Rydlewski:
Od dzecl par. Nlep. 5. Mary1, Pittsburgh, Penn. ..6||'
Cd kiku parafian parafanck 49,. ......... 10000
Ma chrzcinach u 4 parafian ... 80. .............23 .7O
1898. KS. L. Juraa1ski par. Sw. Stan. Milwaukee, Wis. .200.45
1899. A. Poleskii re skarbonki W kosciele sw. Wojciecha
Providence, R. /. .... 49,. 80. ..... ...........2O3
$50. KS. K. Smog6rod, Kom. Obyw. Armii Poskiej,
Steubenville, Ohio :. ...... ...... ...... .:....l2.95I
1901. KS. F. Rusin cd dzieci szko}y Najsl. Serca Jezus,
Syracuse, New York 80. 800. 80. ...........95 13
1902. KS. I. Gapczy6ski ma uroczystos. pos. choragwi
Tow. Sw. Stan. 9S1 z. P. R. K. Indiana IIar. Ind. .11.50
1903: KS. j. Ciesla par. SIS. Piotra Paw1a,, ma obchodzic
Listopadowym, Spring Valley, III. =. ........... 2900|
1904. KS. I. Maciejewski:
t'*Parafa sw. J6zefa Norwich, Conn .......:.....l960
Polonia W Norwich Conn. ...... ...... -. $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08
Kto sk}ada} dotqd pieniadze ma
ratunek g}odnych W Polsce?

G~cneralny Komitet Ratunkowy
W Swajcaryi opublikowaf w OBJ
szcrnej broszurze, liczacej IA
stronic dokladnie sprawozdanie re
swej dotychczasowej dzia}alnosci,
oraz wykaz sk}adek nades}anych
przez kraje najrozmaitsze.
Og0}em do dn;a 1go marca b.,
T.: piecdziesiat panstw nades}a}o
pomoc ola nieszczesliwych ofiar
wojny w Polsce, W og6lnej sumie
1924, 494,6S frank6w, sfownie
pietnascic milion6w osmsct dwa--
dziescia cztery tysiace c%zterysta
dziewiecdziesiat cztery franki i
Csc.
Ofiary te zas nadesfaly nastepu
jace kraje:
Anglia FIR. 122,427,35, Austrya
1~58,721,27, Argentina ~17,672.20,
Australia 181, 760.76, Belgia o.
397.95, Bulgaria 6.279,O0. Bray
liza 33,261.65, Chile, 1225,OO. DANA
100, 173.75, Ekwador $685. 40,
Francya 1872, 140.15 F'ilipiny s.
!072,30, Grecya 104.00, GujanaAng
1,772,6O, Hiszpania 29,237,27 Ho--
landya .62,089,00, Haiti 10000 IT.
landya 319,S57.60. Indye Ang, 49,
O33.97, Indye Nidcr, 6.426.00 ia
ponia, 1,214,8Q, Kanada 264,211.24
Kuba $1,000, Korea 2,133.98 La
plandya $685., Luksemburg "a,
100000. Libia 505.65, Martynika 2,
052,10, Maurycy Wyspa $4,000,
Malta Wyspa 1920, Niemcy T.
BOB, 754.99, Norwegia ~38,31S.26 No
wa Gwinea $4,000, Polska 746,067
70, Portugalia 2,393,40, Peru 1854,
Is, Rosya 22,755,30, Reunion Wy
spa 2,142.15, Stany Zjedn Am, g.
6S9,453.78, Szwajcarya 253,470.13|
Szwecya 37,298.65, Szkocya 49,
04S.30, sw. Heleny Wyspa 5.15,
Trinidad 2,915,35 Tunis, 1000. Ia
hiti Wyspa $500. W}ochy 123,984
IS, Wegry 1s,o38,45, Venezuela 4
052,9O Egypt 35,219.80.
Razem FIR. 15,8 4,494.68.
Jak z tego wykszu widzimy, ca
~ SWAT spieszy} Polsce z ratun-
klein. Najwiecej z1ozyly Stany
Zjednoczone BIO z CORA osm milo
now frank6w, pc mich ida Mem
cy czyli Polacy z zaboru pruskie-
go, kt6rzy z1ozyli 1908, 754.99
frank6w. Trzecie miejsce zajmuje
Kr6lestwo, kt6re z1ozylo 746,O67.-
70, czwarte zas miejsce zajmuje
Irlandya, kt6ra z1ozy1a 319,857.17
frank6w. Zatem "ajrysze" 2 Ir-
landyi inaczej patrza NJ Polak6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08
LUDzlE %0SzCzEDzAJA.

; Juz ME raz by1o wykazanem
'jak slime obowiazek oszczedzania
|zrobi1 wrazenie IA Anglikach.
]Przcz kampanie, ktora mia1a ma
)celu oszczednoSc podczas wojny
odby1ej sic W owym kraju W roku
1916. w owym roku naprzyk}ad,
chociaz kupili oni bondy wojenne
kt6re dosiega1y bilion6w dolar6w
to jednak mali depozytorzy ban
k6w oszczednosciowych W Anglii
powiekszyli swe depozyty W ban
kach O 60 milion6w dolar0W, po-
mijajac juz fakt, &c rasa angiel-
ska z natury jest wiecej znana z
.tego IL lubi wiecej wydaWac niz
oszczedzZa6.
Zdaje sic, re to samo dziejc sic
i tn W Ameryce.
DIVA wielkie bondy ~wolnoscio--
we puszczone by1y W bieg co tyl-
ko w przeszlym roku a blisko g.
1000, 900 900 dolar6w wartosci bon
dow wolnosciowych kupionych 20
|sta1o przez ludzi, jednak zamiast
Isle z~mniejszyc to depozyty W ban
kach oszczednoSciowych powiek--
Isone by}y. - Otto co pisze prezes
Ijednego z .wielkich bankow osz--
czednosciowych W Nowym Yorku
|dnia 20go grudnia, 1917 I. Jedno
re znamienniejszych objaw6w ty-
ezacych sic Rampant wzgledcm
|bond6w wolnosciowych jest re IL
czynilo to ma1a tylko r6znice w
sk}adkach w bankach oszczedno
sciowych, kt6re navel wykazuja
re sk1adki rzeczywiScie sic po--
wiekszyly. Zdaje sic re przyczyna
tego by1y apelacye robione do A
merykan6w by kupowali bondy &c
|swego zarobku, p1acac "a ME ty-
godniowo lub miesiecznie. Ludzie
widac robia jak i'm bylo poleco--
he, kupujac bondy re swych ivy
|k}ych oszczednosci.
Marnotrawstwo jest czemS kry-
minalnem.
MarnotrawstWo W cZasach obec
|nych jest niczem wiecej jak tyl-
ko zbrodnia, tax m6wi sekretarz
skarbu McAdoo. Obowiazek Anne
rykan6w oszczedzania W uzytko-
waniu pokarm6w i wszystkich in
nych materya16w jake tel W osz-
czedzaniu pieniedzy ME moze bye
"a czesto i "a nadto i'm .narzuca--
ny Obowiazek jest tax bardzo
rozkazujacy a jego przestrzega--
ME tax wazne do osiagniecia po--
naszej Ojczyznie, re pc
winien bye bezustannie przypomi
many.
Propozycya ia jest prosta i
lido zrozumnenia. My zmiejszylis-
my silly tw6rcze naszego kraju
|przeZ rozes1anie dw0ch milion6w
z miejsc produktujacych kra
jowych. Zamiast bye produkanta,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08
UCZMY DZlECI NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0W1C Pc POLSKU.>

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, MIMI, on
JAM, 7, 1913, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct. 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08

KS. II. ,Foryslak 49,: j."
Pc $500 ofiarowali: KS. B. Walejko, KS. F. VIA
s}ovski, KS. c. A. Rutowski ...... ...:......75O0
119. CIR: 10 Zjedn. Kap1 Polskich Cleveland Ohio ......6ooo
1919 rs Bauka. Gordman. Wis. ..... 5000
1911 KS. Warakomski, CIR. l Zjedn. Kapl. Polskich Chi. 215M
l22. Najprzew. KS. B. T. Rhode: cd par. Najst S. Serca
Spruce, Wis., ..... 80.
1913. KS. Fir: Wojtalewicz, So. Chicago, III. .:.......5oooo
124: KS. L. Grudzi1ski, Chicago Ill. ...... '"ooo
15. KS. j. Guzdek, 2 Ii. Kap. Pol. Minneapolis, MINI:
KS. j. Pacholski ...... -. :AoW
KS. >. GuZdek ........ . -. 'i"o"'
KS. A. Gospodar ...... .nWtD
Pc $4,000 ofiarowali: Ks. st. Icek, KS. Mikofaj,
Pc $500 ofiarowali:: KS. j. Wojtowicz, KS. w.
Yany, KS. F. Schultz X: j. Grabowski ...... 10000
Pc $500 ofarowali: KS. P. Roy, KS. j. Musiaf
KS. st. Kuzniak, KS. Julkowski, KS. G. Go}kowski
KS. F. Krol ..:... ...:. .90OW
Pc $1,000 ofiarowali: KS. NJ. Kles1nit, KS. +. Matz
KS. A. stojer, KS. W. WorzaHa, KS. j. Kotowski 5000
1875; KS. w. Biczysko, Nanticoke, Pa. ...............lWW
l21. KS. 5: Slatka, Chicago, III. '1o"o
12s. KS. r. Ma1kowski, prob. par. sw. Jacka Amigo Wis 44N
:129. KS. w. Zarek, Pittsfield, Mass. ....:...:...4632
$50. KS. P. Sokol, Stevens Point, Wis. .......:.:...15W
131. A. Ringa, cd Kom. Lok. No. 70, T. R. n. ..........l0W
1872. Tow. Kosynier6w, Nr: 1888 u. N. P. 80. .......AW
1873. KS. z. Rydlewski, Pittsburg, Penn:
KS. w. WiSnieWskl, ........ ..... ......lWOO
Rodzice KS. w. Winiewskiego, Monoseen, Pa 10000
Rob. Modnieiewsli -. ....: .... 80. ....:.2W
KS. z. Rydlewski - Z ruchomych obrazk6w .....28547
134. KS. z. Rydlewski, Pittsburgh, Penn 10000
1875. rs. S. Banasiewicz, Carnegie, Pa. ... ............5243
1876. KS. F. Rusin-od dzieci re szkoly Najs1. Serca
Jezus, Syracuse n: Y. 49, , %oo
1877. rs. M .Kotecki, Chicago Ill. ..... ...........lW@
1873. KS. B. ?. Burant Polacy W Racine, Wis"......:47.1o
Razem .:::.:..*.".::.:.::7779o9
Poprzednio kwitowano ...... ........ ............1l544"32
Lista 8-ma -. ....... ...... :::.': h''9o9
Procent ...... ...... ..... %. -. ...........:..6 52
Razem. 19y329.93
Oddano do P. c. K. R. ma Wydza{ Narodowy. 80. 80. 17,389.50
Pozostaje dnia 3ogo lstopada 1917 roku .:.... ....19o4*43
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-08

True translation filed with the
post master at Wznona, Minn., on
JAM, I, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct., 6, 1917.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-15
WRITER'S DIFFERED ON
PROPRIETY OF TITLES
CKansas City starr

Aprapos Ct Mr.. GalsWorthys opinion
at titles arc not fer men OF letters
says the Westminster Gazette. a cor
iespondent writes: Il have long-agJ
rcminiscence OF q talk with Brownn4
just after Tennysou had been made a
peer. II was in the quad at Balliol
where he was staying with the master
and he had invited me-then an under
graduate-t0 walk around with him.
was equally grautied and terrified al
the honor but he quickly put me at m,
ease, and drew him into talking about
contemporary poetry. Tennyson was
discussed, and he spoke with whole
hearted but discriminating admiration
of poet whose ways We're not his
ways Presently he said: Some poets
think a peerage the right reward for a
poet; | think q fellowship II Balliol
He had recently been elected an honor
airy fellow Of Beliol. a distinction
which gave him more pleasure tan al
most any other that he had in his life"
This may have been true or Brown
ing. but | am afraid it is far from the
universal opinion Of men of letters.
have known Of other poets who have
taken an extraordinary pleasure in
being lniGhted. and have regarded il
80 " tHt"t SetlouS SIIeNdDce Wilen they
were overlooked. The influence of
tnghthoods on poetry might make q
serious chapter in criticism for q writer
who knew the facts. Gilbert, who
might have had a knighthood for the
asking from any prime minister who
knew that he wanted it, seemed to
take the conferment Of this honor as q
sort Of amends for the long standing
inequality between him and his part
ncr, Sullivan. He seemed to *iink that
the composer had been taken seriously
and the inimitable librettist sighted n
Arizona republican., 1918-12-15
TILL Of SAUFLEy
RUBBER Co. TAPPED

One of the largest hauls of the year
was made on the cash register of the
Saufley Rubber company. The bandits,
entering by the rear and having bat
tered his way through the door, began
to apply his skill in opening the reg
ister This he accomplished apparently
after considerable effort The burglai
succeeded in cleaning from the 'tilP'
the sum of $2.75 and an Elk's ring, the
value of which is considerable, both in
trinsically and sentimentally.
When Bob Saufley and Ray Ward
appeared at the office the next morn
ing, they became aware of the theft by
the damage to the register. The police
were notified Immediately. The damage
TO the register amounted to SIS, which,
except for the ring, upon which MI.
Saufley would place no value, was the
greatest loss to the firm. The strange
feature of the case is that the burglar
left 50 cents in the till.
Mr.. Saufley states that if there is
any probability of the visitor returning
he hoped that he would punch the but
ton with the American flag on it, and
then turn the crank and the till would
open. They could stand the loss of sill
Yer, but repair bills on cash register
come high.