davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
Colorado,

Graphite mining played an import
ant part in ore production in Gunnison
county in 1917. Two mines have
been opened up.
A Silverton report says the Silver
Lake mill, which was recently leased
by the ID. l.. & w. Mining and Reduo-
tion Company, has been running un-
der most favorable conditions.
In the tungsten mines there is &C
tivity limited only by the labor sup
ply. The output Is as great as possi-
BILE under existing conditions, every
mine which has any ore working with
all the force procurable.
Near Silverton the Sunnyside Min
ing and Milling Company has had a
new bunkhouse erected at the mine
and equipped with lockers, shower
baths and amusement rooms. New
tramway was recently completed.
Generally speaking, the October
draft, in connection with recruiting
for special branches of the service
will be serious blow to mining II
the government does not afford relief
by some preferential ruling of some
sort.
The Iron-Silver Mining Company. At
Leadville, reports 1917 receipts at
$326,109. Operations cost s269.698.
plus $14,S3S special expenses. Excess
OF income over operating charges was
,574, less equipment depreciation.
s2O.106.
Ouray reports that the ore found on
the Mineral Farm is turning out good.
the showing being better than ever
It is thought that the lessees have dis
covered an old chimney of ore. which
may perhaps be about $50 feet long,
and it is estimated that If this be the
case, there is over 100000 worth Of
ore in the $50 feet
A notably rich gold strike is report
ed to have been made by lessees on
the tenth level of the Isabella Mines
Company property at Cripple Creek.
In the early days a record carload
shipment of rich gold ore was made
from the Buena Vista vein on the Isa-
bella property, and 1t now is believed
that the present discovery Is a con-
tinuation Of that famous ore shoot.
The Big Toad Gold Mining and Mill
ing Company, operating the Dante
mine of the Dante Gold Mining Com
pany. on the southwestern slope Of
Bull hill. is now producing at the rate
OF three cars or approximately 100
tons a week. The ore is of high
average grade, the settlements rang
ing from one and one-half ounce to as
high as three ounces, or from $50 to
$50 a ton.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
Wyoming.

Striking of real gusher in tho Salt
Creek field was the best news com.
ing from Wyoming during last week.
The flow at the start was estimated
by those on the ground as high as TO-.
900 barrels. Later reports we're that
the output, week after bringing In.
was running around 1000 barrels. It
is not expected that this vast produc-
ton will be maintained, but It is gen.
orally conceded that the well will
prove the largest producer yet dis
covered in Wyoming.
The Cosden Company struck big
gas flow in its we'll near Medicine
Bow that is estimated to be 30.000,000
cubic feet.
Wyoming OIL Company, drill
ing at Irvine, eight miles east OF
Douglas, has brought in a well good
for fifteen barrels daily,
Midwest Refining directors, at
meeting in Denver. declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of 81 share.
The dividend is payable on the usual
date and totals In round numbers
$780, 900.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
New Mexico.

The new water supply for the Mo
gollon Mines Company is nearing com
pletion.
The Socorro Mining and Milling
Company will ship the new ore from
the Johnson mine direct to smelter as
1t contains 10 to 20% copper as well
as high grade gold and silver values
The Oaks Company is shipping ore
from the Pacific mine, also getting
underground chutes, drifts. ETC., In
shape to commence steady production
from the Deep Down and Maud 8
mines in Mogollon district.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
HOSPITALMOVE
LIKE A BIG CIRCUS

menagerie, acrobats and clowns, but
house hundreds of cots, wounded sol
diers and Red Cross nurses.
All that reminds one of the circus
days Of old are the methods and or
ganization of the people connected
with this tent city. For they, like the
circus people at home, are here today
and gone tomorrow. And every vestige
of their equipment is gone with them.
On an hours notice they strike their
tents, and within twenty-four hours
they are putting them up again-prob.
ably twenty miles away.
Carry Complete Equipment.
Their equipment and methods are
interesting. They carry every sort Of
sanitary. surgical and electrical phara-
phernalia to be found in the most mod
ern Of hospitals. They have X-ray
outfits, sterilizlng outfits. radiators
with steam heat, several operating ta-
bles with full equipment, electric light
plant and accommodations for the
care Of more than two hundred and
fifty wonderland all with a person
mel of less than one hundred men and
women.
But where they have the advantage
over the modern circuses is that they
supply their own transportation. Three
huge motortrucks are the keystone Of
the outfit. One is used as a sterilizing
machine and electric light plant. An
other carries an emergency light plant
and central system for supplying steam
heat in the operating tents. The third
serves as a laundry and surgical In
struments carriage.
The tents, cots, bedclothing and 9th.
er equipment are slowed in three or
four trucks which are requisitioned
from the transportation department of
the army.
Like regular circus. this mobile
hospital organization back of the lines
In France operates when the order
comes to move. The patients are evac.
uated first by ambulance. Then the
tents are struck and packed. Each
member Of the hospital staff has spe-
cified duty to perform.
The personnel, nurses, army sur
geons and Orderlies are the last to
leave the ground, riding in ambulances
and trucks. When they mount to
their places the grounds are cleared Of
everything. just like the abandoned
circus grounds in America.
The commanding officer, with his
staff. jumps into touring car and
moves to the head of the column which
has formed in road near by. The or
der is given to move and the hospital
IL gone-where no one knows except
the &c. O." who leads the procession.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
SAYS ONLY GOOD BOCHE
ARE THOSE UNDER SOD

Pittsburgh. Pa.-"The only
good Boche is a dead one, with
an extra bayonet thrust to make
sure" writes home DR.. ]. w. Nc
Gregor of Williamsburg, who lost
both his legs In France. II don't
believe in taking them prison
ers for some silly man or wom-
an to fuss over. 1t is great sport
to NOW the Boches down with
machine gun. If they were good
sports and played the game one
would not feel so toward them"
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10

means Of frequent gun jams to make
the clearing Of stoppage automatical.
ly simple to the pilot.
The successful air fighter must be
a good pilot, but even the most bril-
liant trick flyer. the "stunter" who
can throw his machine about In the
air and make 1t supremely difficult
target for his adversary. is neverthe.
less incompletely equipped as a fight.
er unless he can combine brilliant fly.
Ing with brilliant gunnery. Foch's
rule that "offense Is the best defense"
applies even more in the air than on
land. and 1t is by following that rule
that the allied fighters have won their
ascendancy over the Germans.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
VIII Not Fall Again.

ave shall all return to Eden" says
a western minister. Yes. and IL we
may add the observation, we men
will know n lot more about snakes
and things. You don't get us to fall
for those things again. not IL Eve is
the most persuasive creature op
earth.-Buffalo News.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
PAYS Fine to Red Cross.

Hutchinson, Kan.--Fred Burns. gen.
ernl rnannger of the Consolidated Flour
mills here, must pay $1,000 to the Red
Cross because he. violated the food
laws. The fine. which is the largest
assessed MS yet in Kansas. was an
nounced by Food Administrator Walter
p. Innes.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10
Wait Too Long to Shape Course.

Most men make the voyage of life
as If they carried sealed orders which
they were not to open till they were
fairly In mid-ocean.-Lowell.
Gilpin observer., 1918-10-10

Baltimore policewomen are paid II.
600 . year.
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1robibitonsgeieb unfonititutionell,

9as ariminaI appe1utionsge.
ridt IN @tuitin bat nnier Staats= 8fo-
bibitionsgeiet, oas ieiner5eit ourd ei=
men einfaden SeidluB Der 2egislatu,
ms 2eben trot. fir unconstitutional
erflart. Man fonnte oos er1uurtell
1lno aud Die Erobibittoniiten ertpor-
teten es. Sn Seras fonn MIR EN-
Prohibitions : @eies fonititutionel
lein, bas our9 Elm pom 8olfe onge-
nommenes amenoenent 5ur Serial
Jung eeid)affen miro. 0ieie Gnti6ei-
onng bebt aber MIR Dos Serbot oes
8etranfebanoels auf in @egenoell
ODER Srtihaften, in 0enen feline So
fol=Option berrfdt uno in henen oos
fogenannte 3onengeiet niht IN &raft
lit. Sir Snn 4ntonio bat Die @nt=
ideioung olio borldufia feline proftis
f6e 8eoeutuna.
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SIN 5oIpital bon Sort Gonl
@oniton lit Ole &ronfenpflegeriu Sri.
MSarp Scope Cummings BON ct.
Yaul, Wtinn., on1 0ienstog on Ser
2ulgenelt5iinolu1e ~geltorben. Sic If
oie 5weite Gflegerin, melcbc ouf 6orl
Sam Soulton on Oieler aronfbcii
neri6ieOen lit.
SIN Camp Sropis ltorbel1 am
9ienstag ied1s Solonten an ser 9,1n=
geneut5ilnoung uno ebenlo piele CT
lagen oerielben &ranfbeit I'M Sort
Sam SouItpn. gsur 81 lteue Stfll1en=
5or=5ale puroen i'm Camp Srapis
11to 81 int Sort Gam @oulton on9e=
meloet. IS lit nobrideinlid, oaB bic
itber beioe @arniionen perbangte
Guarartalte am Gnoe ser ISOLDE oltf-
oehoben miro.
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: a 8.

= Gcs Rational Sigbipap Goult
eli bot cine 9ltn6es 2ioeits fltt Scr
ahfolgang BON Waterialien sur 8ie
oerberiiellune ser 9onoltrnBa alpi
Iden Selma uno Dem Sort Gan
Soltiton peripro6en.
SIN Srreitbalts 6t gnltiit lit oi
SiFlnenao ausgebrofen.
= CHS. 81. 8opnton, Ser rcpuo
lifanii6e @onpernel1rsfanoioat, ha
sid segen infer Trimornubl=S pltet
erflort. Gr lit gegen Dos sSrale,l
ltlElrtredit olirf ein b.oBc5 GtatLt
er iurll cs ourdJ Gin ENHANCEMENT Gin
a,fi.brt babelt. ebeni: &c Errllbt
ton.
Mus Nen=@ raunfels miro nel
Sos BON Souls Seefas gen.eloet, oel
bort on einem @er5leioen %eeltorber
lit.
= Die 0emofrater inn 90. Diltrif1
iino au~fgeforbert, oen Eanen Dor
u. 9arr, ser pom @eriht ols oento.
fratiider Senats= &anbioat oes 81.
itrifts anerfannt lit, 81 itreid)en uni
ltatt ieiner fir 9. @. @(aBcof 81
itimmmen. Ole @ufforoerung geb1
bon CHARLES s.. 6lato in aingspiIle.
Dem S~or1senoen oes &obbp-@ laB.
cof-Gla6, aus lino miro BON SO. 8
Molfe BON Dallas, Dem GoriiBenoer
nes oemofratiiden Staats. grefutin.
fosnites, g~utgebeiben.
Der ygoarb Of 8ater Gnsi-
neers" miro anf @eraulaiinng See
8eiunobeitsamtes feline Satigfeit erli
ant A. Nopember beginner. IS mar
uripriinglih beabiibtigt, idon oieia
ISOLDE Den 9auf Ser @uoaoalupe Don
Seguin bis @on5ales gu belidJtigen,
uno Die ans oieier @egeno eitgereid).
ten applifationen fir 9elpdIleruns
8a p%rifen, bod lit Die 8eiie pegen
oeS grftretens Der Grippe peridober
mor6en.
Ser &ertpoltungsrat Der
Staats =nniperitat in Muffin bemtl-
ligte in elmer om Oienstag abgebaI,
tenen Sibang Die Sumnte bon $12,.
800. 0as 8elo lit sur Sommllrna
bon @aterial fir ein aeidibtli6es
0erf beltimmt, in meld)em ser Sn.
tell ben Seras am @eltfriee,
nlmnlt, geidiloert nerhen iol. Hrof
Wilton q. @utIh, Oo5ent fir miftel-
alterlid)e 8eidJidte, miro nit oieict
Nrbeit betraut meroen.
6rau @iIa Gaboon @atts bel
Dallas erlitt ourd Die erplolion CT
mes @as-Sei5ofens ihredlid)e 9rano.
mliloen. oil oenen lie fur5e 3eit fra.
Ter itorb.
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Snfanb.

slits @aibington miro gclnel.
Oct, Die Gage in 9e5ug olti Die SSll-
~ilncn5a babe iih in oielen Beaenoen
res 1anoeS gebeliert.
Man miro oelltnddlt ENC
griinblide &eeeluug Der Sdiffsbau-
tofc iiir Solsififfe oorne6men; man
lit nit oeren 9eiitungcn llidt 5ufrie.
0tit.
9as Concrete" -Sdiff Salts"
bat feline erlte Sobrt BON Gan Sron.
cisco mad einem dileniIden Safer
uno bon bort ourd) ben Yanama-a
mol na6 einem @olfbofen eIiidlid
beltanoen. Oas Shiif bot lid) Dor.
5iigli6 befuabrt.
guf Den HadlaB bon 5rol
Warn Bingham in Soltispiae, Seq.
baben Die HadlaBpertpolter ELM
Stelier BON $5,3S4,0S4.67 be5ablt
Die Iegierung ~perlongt ungefGbr
odlt Wiaionen.
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5ret Yrefe fk Sera5;; Mittpo6 ben %. Otobcr 1918.

0berf0riterin iein. Sic looreu qliidli-
che Menidell, oie beioen, Die bort
mobnten, ltno in elmer 5timnulnq,
mic tic filr iold)en 9(benb paBte.
aenne ltano it'd uno loui6te ein
@etlden, Damn febrten ibre @eoanfelt
nit 5~mingenoer Gepolt imrler mie-
Der 81 Sein5 3uriif. @as nlod)te nur
orQben auf Dem Sblolie gelhebcn
iein? Ser 9ote botte oes 9oftors
erlbeinen 10. orillgelso geforoert. %
Der &lelne fr0nfer gemoroen?
Sic lodte ploslid) fur3 auf = mas
gi1g oas ufremoe" 8ino lie an!
Sic %1panoerte nieoer auf uno al
IN Dem Weitteltpeh Der pom 9onie
an ourb Die 2ange oes @artens bis
sur Sasnainlaube fiibrte. Chen MI
berte lie liG pieoer Dem @uuie, So
ltiirmte Der 9oftor our Soroertiir
berein,
u5rdulein s(enne,~ ibou leine
Gimme i'm 6lur, u6rdulein aenne!"
Sic blieb eri6roden lteben; mas
tpoQte er bon ibr beute?"
9eun trat er bereits in Die @artettz
titr. uab 90 iino Sic ia! &onnerl
Sic es iber iib geuinnen, iolb gu,
ortnglifem Yuri6en mie mir eine,t
@efallen gu TIM? @ie id) sic ferrrc.
iinb Sic nidt fleinlidl alio = Der
geIien Sic NAL, mos beute geIdebca,
Elm paar Stunoen lang, belfen ST.
mir uls b~armber5ige ShmeIterl Co
oroben, Ser Semi, oos eIeitbe 3ier-
den, muB operiert meroen, Salsob.
iccB nit @rltiflmgseefabr, bodIte 81
ie1babn periteben Sic! &erfcip
ltebt Dor Der Satiahe pie etn @elabm-
ter, lit 5u nid)ts 5u gebrail9en, uno
SdJmelter Giftoria tit loebeu fort Don
9reitenfels, nad Dem @iittenperf oa
oben - 9inoen Sic eilt Glld lin
nnb fommen Sic, ulltertpegs peroe
ih Sbnen iage1, mas Sic gu tln ga,
ben; 5imperlid) linO Sic ia rrid)t, uno
es banoelt Iif nm Seben uno Soo!
@llen Sic, id bin gleid ipieoer biel
NIT meinen SnItrumenten, nebnlen
Sic audi cine S6iir5e Hit -"
/TorIrL.~ lY
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(5ortiesung foLst.)
Sci idlledlter @e5unbdeit.

Set iuleuy4tE VtfuuUyeu- nUlelft
Mtann mar lange 3eit bel idlebter
@eiunobeit," idreibt 5ran $. 8.
Dornbolt bon &elfieloe Cast; ,er
lit on Sdmorrboioen uno batte seit=
meiie Grid,opfungs= unh Sbmnodts.
anfale. Der @ebraud bon 0orni's
Mpcnfrallter bat i'm piel It1rfer &C.
naft uno er befinoet iid jest better,
ais Ie 6upor." 0ieies olte, 5uper=
ldliige &raltermittel lit fir 9auIeuz
De eine Que1e Ser @~eiutsobeit ullo
araft %gelpeien. Gs lit feline Mpotbe=
fermeoi5in, ionoern miro oen Selten
brett geliefert bon Or. 8eter Ssahr=
nep & Sons 60, 2501 @afbinqton
Sloo., Chicago, Sa. (gn5.)
Sic 5rauen beriteben ole alinit
oes gelpiaigens, mabreno lie Neini
fagen.
griioerie lit Silmlation Scr
lfrfd11(h
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sottoniamen-Trobnft
Sarm.Ersonfte.
8emIie.

8emiie.
San antoHio. %. 0ftobsr. 19d8.
&artoffelrL gnl.. 1925.
Sltbfartoffeln. Dam, $4.75.
Sfplebeln, California &bite, 1929;
Salifornia gelop, $3.50; grbItc @are,
$1.75 utb $500.
Spmaten, Gal, $3.50.
Bobnen, COLORADO, 1into, pei Gfb .
$11.O0; California 8abous, per ctpt..
5000; &inis, $3.50; Gina. St5. so;
Nabb, $500; 8ladebes, $500.
Srii6e String Beams, $3.25 Ii. SO. so.
3ohl. 1926 unO $3.50 per 100 8fb.
@riiner Sfeffer, $500 Der 8uI6ei.
Haotesden. SOC per DbS. 9iinoeE.
yeerrettiosB ursein per xfb. ish.
@urfen, Toe per 9bb.
GrbIen. per fleiuer Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 Der 100 8funb.
@~opfialat, $2.75 per Crate.
Yeteriilie, 40c per 9ubenos giinbeI.
RfirIi6e, $1.65 uno $f.75 Der grote.
@elbe 8rr5eIn. $500 per 100 gfb.
@ierpflan5en. $3.50 per @ufheI.
3iiben. $500 per 100 9funo.
Gqualb, $3.50 per @uIdet.
Ganteloupes, 81 SO.
Spinat, $1.75 Der Camper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per CAMPER.
Selerie, COLORADO. 90c uno $500 per
Ernte
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Guttpu.

GDttuu.
Gan Intonio, beute 80 Gents.
@nlbefton, 9eitern Bits Gents.
Gottoniamen-Erobnfte.
Gan antonio, 90. Sftc6er, 1918.
CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil. S1.31.
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eb-Mar

Gan autouio, %. 0ftober, 1915
ailbe. 1925 bis $1,000.
9dlber, $500 bis $10.75.
8uleu, 1926 bis $3.50.
0d1en, $3.50 bis $t4.50.
ct. 2ouis, %. Sftober. 1915
Rinopiel. Terasz0dfen, $40 bis St8.
Shtpeine. SLABS bis $3.50.
5eIIe.
@olf nnb 5u6s 80. .... 20 gts.
gnsoras 3ieeen. per Rfb. . 10 cts.
anaoro> 3ieaen. 6eitGSiat 80. s gts.
Sdute.
9eldl5ene 0oute 49,. 15e per BIB.
9riiHe 9dtIte .......... t2e per BIO
2rofens Sdist: ..........2 zoe per BIB.
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on Der Sllngenent5iinoung. Ser Ser
itorbene miro bon ieiner @attin, iei=
men gltern> Iuguit Sites nno Gattin,
bret 9ruoern uno orei S6meiter,'
betralert.
Die 9eeroisung, oeren Sag ipdter
befan1t eegeben miro, finoet born
@auie ieiner Gltern, 3O2 Soefgen
Aperu1e, itott.
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MiRnerit1nbnis.

Eatient Cur 9ranfenpflegerin) :
Warlm ieben Sic oenn fortmGb-
reno mad Dem thermometer an ocr
Mano2" 9runfentparterin: o0u,
Der Hr5t bat bod geiagt, pern Ole
8enperotur iteigt, ioa id Sbnen oas
S6lafpulper geben."
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L,ckaies.
Malridleinlidles &etter.

Sir San Antonip llno llntgegelle:
@eltte ubeno beoedt nno regneriI6;
0onnerstog flar mo filter. Gent
peratnr 66-r72. l3
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SpSes Mn5eige.

SIN Otter bon 20 Sabren itarb an
0ienStas pormittag I'M Offi5iers
Camp u3adarD SaDlor," &entufp,
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Ma Wolnq Chwile.
o ZOIniorZu TuiacZu.

wiclkiego pogromu Hiszpan6w. Krzysztof Cedro
20 szarzy w tel bitwic zostaI oficerem. luz pc
u2ivwie silk dni w stanic noWego dOstOJcfstWa
spoStrzegI, zc przewyzsza wielu kolcgow wiedza
woiskowa i doSwiadczeniem Rzadko kt6ry I
mlodszych byf tax d}ugo, jak on wlasnic, prsstym
zoInicrzcm. Rzadko ktory walczyi tax, jak on
W S~aragosie pod Tudcla.
Z pod Tudeli. w Slad "a cofajacym sic w po-
piochu dow6dcq Hiszpan6w, marsza}ek Ney po-
ciagn2f do Mantui Carpetanorum, czyli Madrytu,
ma Bilbilis... Wiedziano juz " wojsku, re Ma
poleon jest ma ziemi hiszpanskicj / re rownole-
gle zdaza do Madrytu ma Burgos.
General Lefebvre Deshouettes dowodzi} jazda
korpusu sz6stego, kt0ry szedl przodem ola p0
Iqczenia sic Z gl6wnq armiq. Pierwszy rz ma
wfasnc oczy ujrzawszy olbrzymia porazke oSm-
d~ziesieciu tys;ecy hiszpahskiego lrdu pod Tudels
przez armie marszaikow francuskich, Lannesa,
Ney'a i Victoria, Cedric nabra} pewnoSci sleble
i Slepej WARY w szable u}ahsk9.
Byly ci2gle deszcze i srozyly sic wichry, gdy
armia francuska szla gorskiemi drogami Arago-.
nil W strone Calatayud. zoInierz polski odzna-
czal sic czerstwoSciq zdrowia i wytrzyma}oScia nj
limo. Wiec kiedy Francuzow tiumy wleczono
w furgonach, kawalerya nadwi5lahska sz}a wciaz,
zGrowa, jak rydz, w p~rzednim szyku. We diva
dni pc pogromie tudelskim p~odjazdy ulanow zbli-
zaly sic do Calatayud. Armia byla dosyG daleko.
WSr6d deszczu i ~sniezycy widziano p~rzednie stra-
re jazdy hiszpahskiej. Kiedy szwadron trzeci
zblizyl sic do kwatery, zwanej Burviedro i VISTA
pill ma g6rska piaszczyzne, otaczajqca to miejsce,
daily sic slyszeG Z g6r otaczajacych strzaiy armat-
ME. Szwadron stanal ma drodze sformowa1 SIG
w kolumne w oczekiwaniu ma n~adejScie silly glow
mel. Dcszcz BIZ ulewny. Gdy nieco zcich}a ma
walnica, fuszono kolumna W kierunku, gdzie Wi
dziano silly n~ieprzyjacielskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10
Sanitaryuszka Biatego Krzyza
Of zemawiajaca ma obchodzie.

skim Biaiym Krzyzem i praca ola
niego, a Amerykanskim CzerwOnym
Krzyzem i nasza praCa dla tegoz. Po-
lacy, ktorzy walcza W armii amery-
kanskiej walcza r0wniez i "a VOL
nose Polski, ale Armia Poiska ma
ola mas wszystkich szczeg6lne znGCze
ME. Pc pierwSze valley ona przede-
wSzyStkiem "a PolSke, pOwt6re jest
Ona Swiadectwem, sc jestesmy VISTA
ME przypieczetowaG krwia nasze pra-
wa. wiec jesteSmy godni wolno$ci, a
wreszcie ia Armia to gloS podnlesio-
nv ma arenie Swiata, re ME jesteSmy
zadowoleni z takiej POlski jaka nam
Niemcy wykroiiy; CLOS, kt6ry W trak-
tacie pokojowym ~najdobitniej pre-
m6wi "a wolna i n~iepodlegla POlska
z przystepem do NORA. w tel chwili
e~pokowej W dziejach Swiata many
wy}aczna misye do spelniania, azeby
in spelniG pOtrZebna jest nam nletyl-
ko Armia, ale masy ludu ~polskiego
stOjace poza mia, kt0regO wyrazem
must bye silna i gotowa do Czynu or.
g~anizacya. Polski Bialy Krzyz. Anne
rykanski Czerwony Krzyz ME moze
uczyniC mic o~ficyalnie dla Armii Pol
skiej. tylko Cd Polskiego Biaiego
Krzyza moze ona wymagaC zaspoko-
jenna wszystkich swoich p%otrzeb; &C
Amer. Czerwony Krzyz czyni dla a
Jest czastka jego mitosierdzia rozto-
czonego mad calym Swiatem, czastka
lyle malta, o lie PolaCy So malo INA
czacy W wielkiej wszechludzkiej ro-
dzinie. Ale dla mas Polak6w, Polska
ME jest, czastk2. II jest TEN ia
drem, TEN najgl6wniejszem cialem,
przcz kt6ry my woc0le zyjemy i je-
steSmy znani W rodzinie narOd6w.
TO tez co robimy dla ~Polskiego Bia-
lego Krzyza, robimy dla siebio sa-
mych.
Jest j~eszczc jeden waIny stOsUnek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-10

Krzysztof Ccdro byl niezadowolonv W ivy
klein, wy>adzajaccm 7 Siodla ,broi do ataku ~ -
" szarLach en- avant-pointezl - w parowaniu W
lewo, czy W prawo, W zdradz,eckich. wSciek}vch.
a acknowledgement ciosach w ty} W box. Uczyi
sic tylko ieszcze pod Tudela cd mistrza Gaikosil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT napa$ci, zadawanvch Z wvsoka. z
pcnad giowy, kiedy sic lance trzyma lckko mic
dry palcami, a Gala moe cielesna i sila spoczywa
W palcu wskazujQcym. Byiy to piorunowc a lex
kic pOciSki W twarz. " gardio wroga, a raczci
wrogow. GaikoS miai moznoSc codziennie 20
kazywac uczniowi, jak te vprztyki' rozdawac W
obskoczeniu. Rzucali sic W ~gestwine hiszpai-
skiej konnicv, gerilleroS, lub regularnej piechoty
samowt6r. czy samotrzcc w moment pc salwic
s~trza}ow, zanim tamci mogli bron nablc. Sko-
klein, co SLY W baChmanCie, wpadali w tium. By
Ii ME dosiegli ami ola bagnetu, ami ola szabli. STU
ka walk Z przemagajacym stokrot tiumem pole
gaia ma tenn. re grot lancy niweczy} opor nieprzy-
jacicla w odlegIoSc; szeSciu lokci cd piersi uiana.
zolnierz hiszpahski, p5asnqc clos zadat, musiai
zblizyc sic o diva try kroki. Furkot chora-
giewek i bfysk ostrza tworzyi wnet wolne Eoia,
Woko} trzech ~jezdzcow ma koniach PowstaWa1y
try place, a pierwsza luka stanowila ola Mich ia
koby wyiom W murze fortecy. Widziano tez
nieraz pod Tudelq iscie fenomenalne zjawiska. Ba-
taliony p~iechoty ! szwadrony jazdy hiszpahskiej
rozsypywa}y sic / pierzchaiy W pola, jak zgraja
dzieci, pred byle garstka uiahska, pedzaca Z ko-
pyta.
D}ugo trwaly tie codzienne lekcye mad rzeka
Ebro, p~obierane przez Cedre cd Gajkosia, DO az
do wielk,ej / shawnee bitwy> pod Tudela W dniu
q l~istoPada. Pc tel b;twic, gdzie bataliony pie
SIC legii - pierwszy pulkownika Kasinowsk,ego
i drugi, W ktorym walczy} kapitan Wyganowskl
~wslawiiy sic mestwem nieustraszonem, zlaiy
krwia ziemie przyczyn.ly sic przewaznie do