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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-08
The CANOVA TRAGEDY
IN QUARREL OVER MON
Icy MATTERS.

Canova, Aug. 8.-A ~coroner's jury
summoned to probe the death of
three persons as the result of a shoot
ing in the Royal hotel here Monday
night decided that Mrs. F. M. Dex-
ter, wife of a prominent banker, was
shot by a woman who gave her name
as Mrs. j. r. Williams, of Anderson,
Mo, that Mrs. Williams, in turn, was
shot by Williams, who then turned
his revolver upon himself, firing a
bullet into his right temple.
A settlement in connection with
certain money said to have been ad-
yanced by Williams to Mrs. Dexter,
divorced wife of Williams. for the
care of their two children was sought
by Williams, 1T is asserted, and II is
believed to have been for this that
he came to Canova about two hours
before the shooting, accompanied by
the other woman in the case and a
1~4-year-old boy, said TO be mentally
irresponsible.
Williams. at the time he obtained
a divorce, is alleged to have paid
some money for the are of the chill
dren which later he sought to recoy-
err. The children are Elizabeth Will
Jams, IA years old, who has been at
tending school at Canova, and Del
bert Williams, 10 years old, who Is
at washington Springs.
Mrs. Dexter was accompanied to
the hotel by the woman giving her
name as Mrs. Williams. A quarrel
followed which resulted in the shoot
ing. The coroner's jury was com.
posed of It. f. Rafferty,. of Howard
and Henry A. Lynn ard G. l.. Edlund
both of Canova. Little was CLEANED
at the inquest except to decide who
caused the death of each of the three
persons who were shot.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
$500 REWRD S10O.

The readers of this paper will
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Of the system thereby destroying.
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giving the patient strength by
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ers of Halls Catarrh Remedy
that they offer One Hundred DOL
lars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & GO ,
Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all dru ,
gists, 75c.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17

with a whirlwind OF patriotic ca
gerness and grim determination
this must be ourilnmediate an.
swer to the demands OF Our ar
mics across the sea. Buy Liber.
ty bonds, and keep them; treas.
ure them as precious investment,
do not sell them or trade them
off until your government calls
for them at maturity. They are
your proud possession, a proof
of your loyalty, an insurance OF
all you hold most dear. Ameri-
cans! In the full tide OF your
power and your abun lance, an.
swer, with all God has,eiven you,
the bitter cries OF torn and out.
ragged humanity. God has raised
America, strong, rich and free, to
be HIS own right arm of deliver.
aDce. Save your homes and Low.
ed ones, and save a world lying
in blood and tears. Buy Liber'
ty bonds with a hand that will
not stop, and know the sublimel
meaning deep in the heart of the
words, "My Country, IT'S oil
Thee!'-Literary Digest.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
CURE FOR DYSINTERY.

"Whllo l was IN Asnland, Kan.
sas, Il gentleman overheard me
speaking Of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes
William Whitelaw, OF Des Moiues
Iowa. He told me In detail Of
what 1t had done for his family,
but more especially his daughter
who was lying at the point OF
death with a violent attack OF
dvsintery, and had been given
up by herfam physician. Some
OF the neighbors advised him to
give Chamberlain's Colic and d.
arrhQea Remedy, which be did,
and fully believes that by doing
so saved the lifp OF his child. He
stated that he had also used this
remedy himself with equally graf
flying results"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
FOR SALE.

Farm Of g. acres more or less,
near Three Forks Church, about
II acres cleared and remainder
in timber that Will bring more
than l ask for place. New house
and new barn. 1000 right now
will buy it. Also one Babcock
surry, cut-under and double
springs behind, run very little;
cost $22O-now first 500 gets
it. Also good strong hack $25.
JOHN s. WILLIAMS.
Blowing Rock, N. c.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17

fountain that does not uss pa.
per cups.
If you get the grippe: Go to
bed and stay there until you get
we'll, until your temperature has
been lnornal for at least wo
days. IT, you are past fifty, or if
you are not strou., stay in bed
fous days after normal tempera.
ture. Remember, the danger of
grippe is pneumonia. Pneumo-
MIA is the penalty for disrespect
to the grippe that gets out OF
bed too soon.
In conclusion, public cfiiciuls
can do little to protect yourself.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17

Valuable Advice for Boone Read.
ora

valuable Advice Tor Boone Read.
Many q woman endures with
noble patience the daily misery
of backache, pains about the
hips, blue, nervous spells, dizzi.
ness aud urinary disorders, hope.
less OF relief because she doesn' t
know what is the matter.
1t is not true that every pain
in the back or hips is trouble 'pe
culiar to the SEX" Often when
the kidneys get congested and
infamed, such aches and pains
follow. Then help the weakened
kidneys. Don't expect them to
get we'll alone.
Doan's Kidney Pills have. won
the praise of thousands of wo.
men. They are endorsed right
in this locality. Read this wo'
mans convincing statement:
Mrs. Z. E. Huffman, COL Chest
nut Ave, Hickory, N c., says;
81 suffered a lot from my back
and kidneys. l was in such bad
shape l could hardly straightel
up after STOPPING. The pain ir
my back couldn t have been mory
severe If someone had run q knit
into me. / couldn't sleep anc
felt miserable. Doan's Kidney
Pills removed the pains in my
back and made rne fell like O dif
ferent person.
Price 60c. at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get doan's Kidney Pills-th'
same Mrs. Huffman has pub
licly recommended. Foster
Millburn Co., Props, Buffalo
New York.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17

of the hundreds of subscri-
bers who have settled up for the
Democrat within the past few
weeks, the general remark has
been, "The pay in advance sys.
tenn suits me-. and certainly The
Democrat is pleased with it, that
is to say when We get our books
properly adjusted to the new
method.
The railroad track was laid
to the Incorporation last Friday
evening, where the steel gave out,
the last shipment being tied up
at some point. Another days
work for the crew will land them
at the depot site.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Potts, OF
Banner Elk passed through the
village Thursday en- route to
Meat Camp, where they will
spend a few days visiting rela.
tives. The pleasant gentleman
stopped at this Office just long
enough to settle his account and
put in a renewal. He had missed
one issue and said he did not
want to miss another. Thanks.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heart.
felt thanks to our many friends
and neighbors for their beauti.
ful floral offerings, kindness and
sympathy in this, the hour oi
our bereavement.
Mr.. AND MRS. ". F. REESE.
MRS. ". G. REESE.
Reese, N. c., Oct. 8, 1918.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
A BILIOUS ATTACK.

A BILIOUS ATTACK.
When you have q bilious at.
tack your liver fails to perform
its functions. You become consti-
pated, The food you eat tirments
in your stoInach instead ofdiges.
aing. This inflames the stomach
and causes nausea, vomiting and
a terrible headache. Take three
OF Chamberlain's Tablets. They
will tone up your liver, clean ont
your stomach and you will soon
be as we'll as ever They only cost
a quarter.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
ny saBxrar IT'S Of Thee.

A soldier of France lay on q
hostilebsd. His shattered arm
had just been taken away. The
doctor looked down with pity at
the white young face. Il am sor.
~, my boy, you had to lose
your arm" he said. The eyes Of
the lad flashed. "No, no, doctor,
I didn't lose it," he said. II gave
it, to France" His head sank
back on his pillow, and he whis-
pered, my France.
Americans! Here in your God.
gwen land Of liberty, far from the
furious battles and the countless
and the countless hospital beds
Of France, what fame leaps to
your eyes when you say, my
Country, 'Tis Of Thee? Have
the words flled your soul with a
passion OF love and a holy zeal
which make service of country
the greatest thing OF life, the on.
" thug worth while in t b q
days? Are you ready and eager
and eager to enroll in the army
Of twenty-five million men and
women now summoned to carry
the Fourth Liberty Loan to vic.
tory?
Swift and sure we are moving
to the great events which will
bring triumphant peace to Amer
ica, and to all the world, or
p rluuge US into a deeper misery
Of upendin9 war. General Perish.
ing, with the first American ar
nv. has struck the enemy a hea-
w blow.~Our~ hearts thrill with
eager anticipation AFT rlong wal
ting. We hope; We trust; we look
with proud iAith to ourgreat ar
mics, and our brave allies; week.
pect the G''decisiye victory OF
arms"' to, which our President
has pledged the nation. But we
cannot be SURE OF it until every
last one OF us b ere at home has
given himself and his all, "with-
out pause or limit" to make our
armies invinclble.
No such victory has yet been
won. Initial success is not "deci'
slve victory" 1t is too soon to
rejoice. or to say, "the war will
soon be over" 1t is too early to
talk of "headloug retreat" OF the
enemy, or Of q German military
machine ION the point OF col
lasse." The prussians are not
beaten. Their war machine is not
destroyed. Their savage fighting
power, their endurance, tn Ell r
strategy, their supplies, are still
unexhausted. Their greed, theil
devil-bred kultur, their obses-
sion for world dominion, are still
rampant. They could not con
quer Russia in the open; they
conquered her in the dark will
soul poison, bribery, treachery
and all forms Of be.devilmenr
known, to the Huns. Already
they are harvesting from tina
vast domain men and supplies
for tho German war machine
And now the greatest Hun gen
eral, Lpdendorff, the most pow
erful man in Germany, de6es tn
world and says, "Our will to vic
tory remains unbroken. We set
tied Russia. We will settle tn
Americana"
We are answering the insolen
Hun with our frst mighty effor
on the battle front. The begin
ming of it cheers mightlly, but
is still only at the beginning. I
must go on triumphantly. I
must succeed. But two millio
American soldiers, soon to b
joined by two more million, ar
looking back across the sea wit
an even more imperative d.
mand, "You must not let us fai
We have staked our lives on you
support. We need t anks an
gums and airplanes without lin
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17
TO IMPROVE YOUR DIG EST

TO IMPROVE YOUR DIG EST
ION.
"For years my digestion was
so poor that | could only eat the
lightest foods. l tried everything
that | heard OF to get relief, but
not until about a year ago when
| saw Chamberlain's Tablets ad.
vertlsed and got a bottle of them
did l get the right treatment.
Since taking them my digestion
is fine. Mrs Blanche Bowers.
Indiana, Penn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-10-17


lies was necessary for the safety
and freedom OF our country, but
now our need for victory Is mul.
tiplied four million times. The
blood OF every American boy
spilled on that shsll.torn ground
cries to Americans for victory.
From every hospital bed where
one of our boys is lying, gassed
or wounded; from every cage in
Germany that holds a braye Am.
erican in cruel confinement. From
every trench and campin France,
in Italy, in Belgium, in Russia,
the demand comes to US for vic.
tory. From every home in Am
erica into which the telegram
has come bearing the news of a
hero's sacrifice for bis country,
the demand for a victory that
shall repay that sacrifice is chal.
longing US more stsrnly each day.
There must be no peace until
such a victory is won. All our
work, our thought, our money
must be dedicated to this life and
death need OF our country as
truly as the lives OF our brave
boys across the eco are dedica.
ted to it.
Those devoted lives ar in our
hands. Shorten that casualty
list which already reaches into
the quivering hearts Of thous-
ands of American families. Law.
ish upon our armies, quickly.
weapons aud supplies which shall
hasten their victory and stop all
casualty lists. Pour out in a
food the paltry price in money,
and lessen the greater price to be
paid in the precious lives OF our
sons, our husbands, our broth.
ers and our dearest friendsl
The enemy is malignant and
merclless beyond our power to
believe-we who have not seen.
The need for his irretrie vable de.
feat is more imperative than We
have known-we who have not
learned before of the foul wells
from which the nature OF the
Hun has been springing. Ii W.
were forced to see what our sol.
diers, our chaplains, our Red
Cross nurses have seen, we could
not delay a single moment to
rid the world OF the loathsome
plague. Edward !. Lacey, an
employe, now with the 165th New
York, writes: 81 can hardly sit
still here, thinking of the things
| have seen at tine differentfronts
l have been fighting on. l have
seen them have women chained
to their machine guns and -"
The Rev. George A. Griffith, ol
Baltimore, a chaplain with the
fifth Field Artillery, has told how
the Huns took young Belgian and
French girls into their frst.line
trenches and tortured them un,
til their screams made the Scotch
and Canadian soldiers 40 crazeC
that they rushed to rescue them
only to fall into the machine gur
nests into which the womens pit
iful screams had been made te
decoy them. Other soldiers, fore
et back by the leveled guns o
their officers, to keep theu iron
needless slaughter, at length
drove the tiends from their trench
es, and went over. What the,
saw there was too awful fo
words.
May a merciful God epare u
all from seeing urdaughters ant
wives chained to machine gun
or tortured by the Huns! Ma,
we never zee our little children o
our old men cruci1ed upon th
doors of four ravaged homes! Ma
we never see our babes impalp
upon bayonets and carried thru
our streets on the shoulders {
German soldiers!
i MAKEITIMPOSSIBLE! Max
our armies inyint ible. Insur
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-28

kazdym razie Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME pozWol ma akcye
zadnej innej organizacyi, kt6raby ~podejmoWafa prace TAXA Sd
ma jak ,Czerwony Krzyz Amerykanskl".
P. Willoughby Walling okresli4 to W s@owach: 1.-The Govern
ment cannot permit any other organization, group or person u
undertake in the United States action, which would IN any way
he similar to the activities of American Red Cross or duplcate
it's functions.
O lie pewien specyalny zakres dza1ania ,Bia4emu Krzyzo-
wi" bedzie m6gf bye przyznany, zadecyduje o TEN p. DAWSON
g}6wny zarzadca Czerwonego KrZyza ma terenle WoJny we fran
.cyi w porozumieniu z hrabia Potockim. Wiadomosc o Jego rz-
strzvgnieciu ~nadejdzie w ciagu kiku dni ogfoszona bedze bez-
w1ocznie.
Wydziaf Narodowy otrzyma takze niebawem cd "Czerwo-
nego Krzyza rezultat obiczenia dokonanego przez p. deacon W
sprawie wp4at przypadajacych ma Wydzlat NarodoWy W ozlale
zapewnienia utrzymania rodzinom zo1nierzy narodoweJ armll
polskiej w dziele ich zabezpieczena.
Wowczas bedzie m6gf wydzia4 Narodowy uiozyc BUDGET ma
pokrycie tych w~szystkich powyzej przytoczonych celoW, z cze-
90 zarazem wyniknie stosunkowy rozdziaf funduszu narodowego.
Jz atoi z tego przedstawiena okazuje sic Jak bardzo ten
fundusz lest p~otrzebny, wieIe zadan ma pokryc jak ogromnle
ma tenn zalezy ably byf zebrany Z jak najwiekszym posplechem.
Pracuiac usinie w tym kierunku, zachowaJmy w Wlelklch
tvch przefomowych czasach odpowiedni spokoj, zaWlerzaJac ma
lezyte przeprowadzenie wywalczenie celow WoJny genlanemu
kierownictwu p~rezydenta Wisona Radze WojenneJ AlantoW,
k6ra wszakze SpraWe Niepodlegtoscl ZJednoczoneJ foiskl "a
jeden z cel6w wojny uznafa.
Tym szlakiem ~prowadza poska poltyke narodowa nasi
~przvw6dcy D. Roman Dmowski, prezes Poskiego Komtetu Ma
rodowego w Paryzu Mistrz Ign:cy j. PadereWskl, gtoWny
przedstawiciel tego komitetu w Stanach ZJednoczonych l moge
stwierdzic, re So oni w nieustannym porozumlenlu 2 Prezyde1-
tenn Wilsonem wszystkimi przynaeznyrni departamentami
Administracyi. Wszyscy bez wyjatku szczerze be- zastrzefen
ich d~yrektywie poddac sic musimy, wypefnlaJac poza tenn bez
rozp}osu niepotrzebnej wrzawy nasze obowiazki. Ia jedynie
droqa przvczvnimy sic do Wielkiego Dzie1a Niepodlegfosci Pol
skiego Narodu.
JAN F. SMULSKI,
Prezes Rady Zarzadzajacej
Wydziafu Narodowego Polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-28
Teatru Wojny.

OtrzymaliSmy ponizszy list cd
jednego L naszych by}ych czy--
telnik6w, ktory obecnie pelni
czynna siuzbe wojskowa PREY ar
mil amerykahskiej we Francyi,
jake kapral piechoty. Nazywa sic
Leon Metrose; mieszkai on da-
wniej wraz z matka swq pnr.
1889 Brigham I'll. w liscie swym
cpisuje zycie zolnierza amery-
kaiskiego, ma linii bojowej. List
jest Interestingly, dlatego podaje-
my 60 w tlumaczeniu:
Szan. Redakcyo. - OSmielam
sic napisaG slow kilka, ably polka
FAC, re jeszcze jestem zdrow i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-28
Col Choroby Sk6rne

Me potrzeba cierpiec ma egzeme, zesz'
pecsnia, wagry, wysypki, i podobne przy-
padIosci sk6rne. Troche zemo, k~upionego
" apiece "a 35t, lub ekstra duza butelka
"a $1.0O, i zaraz przylozonego, zazwyczal
przynicsie natychmiastowa ulge W dokucz::
liwem swierzbieniu. Czysci, koi sEore J
eoi szybko i skutecznie wiekszose chorob
sk6rnych. g..
Zemo jest zadziwiajacym, przenikaj2'
YIN, zniEajacym plynem ! koi nadelikat-
nieisza sk6re. Me jest tlusty, iatwo go
stosowac i tanio kosztuje. Dostan go
dis i uchron sic cd przyszlych cierPien.
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-28

IZatatWlenla OmOWlISn1y naJpuefW SpId"F poLIoCy IouIlH VI
merry zaciagnietych tn do narodowej armii polskiej uzyska-
lem zapewnienie, re rCzerwony KrzyZ ola tym rodzlnom taxa
sama pomoc i to zar6wno materyalna jk moralna jaka otrzy-
muja rodziny zo}nierzy Z Armii Amerykanskiej. Rodziny, zada-
JAG z tego tytu4u pomocy maja sic zg}osic do fill lokalnych Ger
wonego Krzyza wprost lub "a poSrednictwem komitetow oby-
wateSkich.
Dalei otrzyma4em zapewnienie, re zofnierze narOdoWej ar
mil polsBiej re Stanow Zjednoczonych maja pe}ne praWo po-
iwrotu do tego kraju w razie kalectwa lub podupadnecia ma
zdrowiu otrzymuja cd Czerwonego Krzyza te same opieke pc
iswoim powrocie co zonierz Z armii amerykahskiej.
w sprawie utrzymania rodzn zonierzy, pOdpisuja zofnie-
RE armii amerykahskiej tax zwane ,allotment" czyi czeSciowo
Wvdzielenie z zofdu ola rodzin Swoich. Poniewaz znacznie mnej-
szv zo}d zo1nierzy ~narodowej armii poskiej ma to ME pozwala,
przeto ,Czerwony Krzyz" oSwiadczyf gotoWoSc pokrycia peWnej
sunny pod warunkiem, re Wydzai Narodowy odpowiednia do
plata to uzupefni. Specyalny urZednik w biurze CzerWonego
Krzyza p. Deacon obiczy wiele wp4ata %niezbedna wyniesie VIE
lie z tego ma CzerwOny Krzyz ma Wydziat NarodoWy Wypadnle.
Take co do ubezpeczenia zoinierzy narodoWeJ armll pol
skiei ,Czerwony Krzyz" uwzgledniajac, re zofd tych zofnlerzy
ME wystarcza ma ubezpieczenie odpowiadajace ubezpieczeniu zf-
merry amerykanskichi w tenn gOt0w Jest dopomodz Wzlasc ma
siebie oplate pewnej czeSci, podczas gdy Wydzai Narodowy po-
kryje reszte. P. Deacon W tym wypadku wypracuJe procentowo
przyczynienie sic Czerwonego Krzyza jaka dopfata ma Wydziaf
Narodowy przypadnie.
Gale Wychodztwo Polskie "a tax Wydatna pomOc ,CzerWo-
nego Krzyza Amerykanskiego' ola narodowei armii polskiej
winno mu szczera wdziecznoSc przyjmujac te pomoc, przyJ-
mule zarazem obowiazek popierania akcyi ,CzerWonego Krzy-
Ia, do ktorego kazda rodzina poska W Stanach ZJednoczonych
W c~harakterze cz4onka przystapic powinna.
Co do ,Bia4ego Krzyza', kt6ry podjaf posi4kowa i pomocni-
GA akcye ola zoinierzy n~arodowej armii polskiej, ami zakres je-
90 dziaialnoSci ami szacunek jego do ,Czerwonego Krzyza Anne
rykahskiego' ME zosta} jeszcze zakreslony ami zatwierdzony. W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-28
Wydzial Narodowy W Stosunku
do ,~,Czerwonego Krzy1a" Rza-
dowej Kontroli Rachunkow.
Sprawozdanie PrezeSa Rady Zarzadzajacej Wydzia}u Narodo-
wego z odnoSnych rokowan W Waszyngtone New Yorku.
q urzedu Prasowo-Informacyjnego).

Wybrany ma Sejmie Wychodztwa Polskiego W Detroit pre-
zesem Rady Zarzadzajacej Wydzalu Narodowego, uwazatem
"a moi oboViazek postcard sic osobiSce o nalezyte ufozenle sto7
sunku Wydziaiu Narodowego tax z oCzerwonym Krzyzem" jak
z departamentem administracyi WaszyngtonskleJ, ktoremu
przysiuguje kontrola w~szystkch sk}adek pubhcznych.
w tym celu pojechafem do Waszyngtonu l Nowego 4orku;
przeprowadzilem odno$ne sprawy przedk1adam niniejszem pu-
biczne sprawozdanie z zabieg6w moich, ably Gale Wychodztwo
nasze zrozumia}o stan spraw o~dnoSnych i utrwali&o sic W pred
swiadczeniu,' re PREY sumiennem goriwem, jak dotychczas wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-28

zajmuje sic w~yiacznie jah dotych
czas grzmoceniem Hunow, co
jest naszem codziennem zaje-
ciem, oprocz scigania szczurow i
polowania ma - baranki egipskie
(cooties.)
Obecnie ia naszym froncie
| panuje cisza, oprocz mniej, lut
wiecej goracych pojedynk6w ar
tyleryjskich i stare napowietrz.
lnych. w nocy zwykle jestesmy
wszyscy ma nogach, W dzieh zas.
gdy chcemy sic troche zdrzem.
mac, szczury poczynajq zwyk!c
swe manewry ma naszych twa-
rzach. w chwilach wolnych poiu-
jenny ma tie baranki ~egipskie, gdyz
jak VAN prawdopodobnie wiado.
mo, sa one naszymi bardzo BIZ
skimi przyjaci6lmi i odczepic sig
cd mich trudno.
Co sic tyczy Niemc6w MUSIC
~zaznaczyc, re brak i'll juz tchu:
rauczyli sic okazywac respckto-.
wac nasza artylerye, gdyz maja
Go tego bardzo dobre powody. w
naszym pulku jest dose duza Ii.
czba PoIak6w, Z niekt0rymi 2
mich zapoznaiem sig.
Do tego czasu miaIcm kilkd
przyg6d, ale wywinqlem sic
szczesliwic Z objec smierci. i jak
dotychczas wyszediem Gallo be-
jakichkolwiek naruszeli. tylko mi
j~eszcze wlosy stoja ia gIowic ia
sauna mysl o tych wypadkacb.
Krewnym Z Chicago. ktorzy Ma
j. tutaj swoich ma linii bojowei
MUSIC powiedziet, ze chlopcy
ich dobrzc garbujq sk6re szwa--
bonn. Jak widaG, szWabi mail
wojny pc same uSzy, gdyz .Amc-
rykanie piorq ich. &c az hej!
Chcialbym zn0w dostac sic do
swoich, ma Stan;slawowo. Obec-
ME jest tutaj diva miliony naszyc!l
zolnierzy. WedIug mego zdania
poWinno to wystarczyC ia zla-.
mamie calkowicic Nicmcuw. Idrc
wynn jestem jak niedzw;edz duch
pomiedzy naszymi panuje mako
nifty - niezwyciezony.
Bardzobym pragnaf otrzyrlat
gazette polska i pokazat il ME-
ktorym Z moich koleg0w-Pola-
kGw. Gazeta ma linii bojowej jest
prawdziwem ola mas blososia-'
wiehstwem i przyczynia sic W
wielkiej mierze do zbicia nud0w
ktore tutaj wielce daja SIG nam
We znaki.
Zapomnialem dodac, re PIP.
Lieske i Szczepahski (syn p. J.
Szczepaiskiego) So w n~aszej dy-
wizyi. Me mann dis wiecej do
pisania.
Uklony Ola wszystkich mych
znajomych.
Kapral Leon Metrose, Co. I
1874 Inf. A. E. F.
France - Europe.