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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10
Bamberg Cotton Mills Co.

The Bamberg Cotton Mills co. was
organized for business in 1893 with
a capital stock of S123,6OO.OO, and
has for it's officials the following we'll
known business men, namely: Jno.
H. Cope, president and treasurer;
H. G. Folk. vice president: W. l..
Dunn, superintendent: NJ. &. Dunn.
secretary.
This mill is now in a very pros
porous condition due to the we'll reg
ulated management Of its affairs. 1t
has now 1852 spindles, 424 looms,
and at present is manufacturing 80
inch $50 sheeting. Its products are
at all times sold ahead and the mill
is working full force all the time.
This mill is n of the largest enter
prises of Bamberg and means a great
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10

fectionery and cold drinks, as we'll as
cigars and tobaccos. Mr.. Simmons
personally supervises the buying for
his business and you are assured of
the highest class products and at live
and let live prices. He never know
ingly miStreatS a customer and
through his method of square deal
ing he has built up a most gratifying
business since opening his grocery
business here. His place is clean,
neat and it is his personal pride to
keep his stock so clean as to be in
viting to the elite trade of Bamberg
and vicinity. He is a business man
who commands the respect of the bus
mess world and is always to be found
doing his part toward the develop
ment Of his community.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10
4 Large Dealer in Horses and Mules,
BuggieS, Wagons, Harness..
J. J. SMOAK..

The firm of J. j. Smoak has been
linked with the business affairs OF
Bamberg since 1908, and during his
ten years of business activities here
Mr.. Smoak has built for himself d
ulace in the commercial world that
will be hard to equal. His square
dealing has made for himself many
customers and as he specializes on
fine grade stock. there is no wonder
that he is meeting with exceptional
success. He is a large farmer and
his interests in Bamberg county are
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10

Of considerable magnitude. He has
taken over the agency for the LeNing-
ton Automobiles and has placed sew
eral cars in this vicinity since secur-
:ng the agency a short time ago. This
is one Of the best cars on the market
and it will pay any n to look into
the merits Of this machine before
buying any other make. Mr.. Smoak
is also agent for the Gulf Refining
Co. products, including Gasoline,
Oils. Greases, etc. That Good Gull
Gasoline" is handled exclusively by
Mr.. Smoak and sold to the dealers
in this county.
J. J. Smoak is a live wire in bust
ness affairs and is always to be found
in the front rank when it comes to
helping to make this town and coun-
ty take the lead.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10
w. D. RHOAD.
Well known and Highly Successful
Merchant.

One of the we'll known and highly
respected merchants in Bamberg and
this section of the county is W. d.
Rhoad. whose large store is located
on Main street. He has n Of the
most complete stocks Of general mer-
chandise in the city, and by years Of
success III business dealings has es-
tablished a business Of which he
may we'll feel proud. His patrons
are numbered by the hundreds, and
while able to hold old is gaining new
ones. which is the best evidence OF
the high regard in which his store is
held. He carries almost anything to
lie de:ired : II the way of general mer-
chandise, and also n Of the most
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10

year he will make one OF the finest
crops he has eve grown. He is a
farmer of the new school who be-
lieves in the Investigation system.
and this year finds his farms with
more grain and food CROPS that ne
has been planting before. We need
more farmers of this type who are
doing their part towards helping to
feed the nation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10
B. w. IMMON
A Leader in the Grocery Business Of
this City.-Clean, Up-to-date
Stock.

The grocery store conducted by B.
w. Simmons in Bamberg is a model
establishment, and reflects much
credit on the proprietor, who is a
groceryman of some foul or five years
experience. His business house is
stocked full of both staple and fan
CIV groceries, and those who are
looking for the classiest line of table
delicacies should phone B. W. Sim
mons and deliveries will be prompt
~ made. A specially is made OF con-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-10-10

The beautiful residence shown with
this short article is the home OF Mr..
T.. W. Free. who is a large farmer
living in Bamberg. This handsome
home is one of the finest in Bam-
berg. and is certainly a credit to the
owner.
Mr.. Frees farms are located near
Bamberg. on the Bamberg and Den
mark road, and he states that this
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15

-truction heads have given much time
and thought in the preparation Of the
plans and specifications, prov ision hav
ing been made for new units
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Factory Site Purchased

The Company has purchased so acres
of land situated on the Canon City road,
one-half mile west of the end of the
Fairmount Park car line, Pueblo, for
a factory site, with three lines of rail
road running through the property, viz:
Sante Fe, Colorado and Southern, and
sas-Colorado railways.
In the purchase of this ground the
Company officials surely had in mind
the well-being of its employees, with its
pure, invigorating air, good view of the
mountains, and easy access to the city,
by the FaiTmount Park and Irving Place
street car lines, no doubt feeling that
well housed, comfortable, satisfied
workmen are loathe to move from al
mirable surroundings. This is point
rarely overlooked by broad -gauged mon
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
But Greater Than Ever, That

is the performance of the Baker whose
liquid fuel, which is distillate, is convert
ed. Not in mere instantaneausly dissi-
pated power, but into steam which is
stored in advance
The pickup of the Baker Car, its re
SPONGE in emergency and danger, does
not wait for the power to be built up in
the fly-wheel. The power is stored in
advance to be instantaneously delivered
to the driving wheels
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Order.
Order.
Uncompahgre Valley Project. Colo


Uncompahgre Valley Project. Colo
RADIO, Unentered Public Lands.
Department of the Interior. Wash
ington, D. c.. February 81, 1918.
l. Public lands for which entry
may be made and water is available.
I'm pursuance of the reclamation act
of June Il. 1902, t32 Stat, 3SS). and
acts both amendatory thereof and
supplementary thereto. particularly
sections /, 10 and II of the reclama-
tion extension act of August 13, 1914,
(3S Stat, 606), it is announced that
water is available and entry may be
made in accordance with this notice
for the irrigable unentered public
lands under the Uncompahgre Val
ley project. Colorado shown on farm
unit plats of the following townships
OF the New Mexico and Sixth prin-
cinal meridiapS to-wit.
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Demonstration Car

For some weeks those most interested
in The Baker Steamer have been in IA
state of expectancy. The demonstrator
appearance was longed for. The Com
pany officials were doing everything in
their power to hurry matters, but were
hampered by veXatious delays in getting
parts from eastern factories That is now
past history, and we trust everyone is
happy.
This ear today, true to the principles
of that old and reliable motive power,
steam, is showing performance of the
modern steam automobile, with its fool
proof boiler and burner, simplicity of
control, minimum of mechanical parts,
low upkeep costs, handsome lines and
many other features. Its merits cause
the skeptic of the past to become boos-
ter of the future. What some consider
ed as eXtravagant claims but few days
ago are now considered as modest state
ments. 1t is truly the "Wonderful Car
With the Wonderful Boiler"
Heretofore when you have come to
emergencies, in city traffic, in rough
going, at blind corners, on unexpected
hills, you have always done what your
car wanted you to do, because you have
been limited to the power in the fly
Wheel with the performance of the Bak-
er at your command the CAR does
what YOU want it to do, precisely what
YOU want, and precisely when you want
it, and with not a single controlling de-
vice except the finger throttle.
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
!, >>>e 9 e>>>>>~o g.
Notice Of sherIfrs Sale.

Notice is hereby given. That by
virtue of a writ of Special Execution.
To me directed from the County
Court of the County OF Delta. State
Of Colorado. dated February %. 1918.
in certain cause wherein Flora f
Humphrey is plaintiff and The Gun
nison Valley Fruit Company is de
fendant. in favor OF the plaintiff anr
against the defendant for the sum %
Ten Hundred and Thirty and $4,000
Dollars, together with the said sum
of Seventy-five Dollars and Seventy
eight cents costs, | will on Saturday
the 23rd day of March. A. ID. 1918
at the hour of 1000 o'cock a. m. at
the South Front Door OF the County
Court House in the City of Delta.
County OF Delta and State of Colo
rado. sell at public sale. to the high
est and best bidder for cash. the fol
lowing described premises. situate
and being in the County of Delta and
State OF Colorado. to-wit:
The Southeast Quarter of the North.
east Quarter of Section Twenty-Sev-
en-. Township Thirteen South of
Range Ninety-four. West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian. and all ditche-
and water rights used in its irriga.
tion including one share of the CAPT
tai stock OF the Lone Pine Ditch and
Reservoir company. and an undivid
ed one-fourth interest in the Cole
Reservoir No. 3.
Dated at Delta, Delta County. Colo
RADIO. this 27th day OF February. A. d
1918.
NJ. A. DAVIS,
Sheriff.
LIST pub. Mar. 1. last Mar. IA. 1918
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Mechanical Supervision

In the skillful hands of II. Q. Baker,
the inventor of THE BAKER STEAM
Err, and w. P. Cook, Chief and Re
search Engineer of the Company, who
has had years of valuable experience
with eastern automobile concerns, it is
needless to say that matters coming un-
der their supervision are being well
taken care Of The vital interests of the
Company are their chief concern.
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15

M. A. DAVIS,
Sheriff.
1st pub. Mar. 1. last Mar. IA. 1918
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15

The first unit of the factory is nov
under construction, a commodious build
ing with frontage of 40 feet and 80
feet in depth. Engineering and cor
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
eridianS. to-wit


which plats were approved by the sec
1918. and are on file in the office of
the project manager. U. S. reclama-
tion service. Montrose. Colorado. and
at the local land office al Montrose.
Colorado
2. When and how to make entry
for public iand.-Homestead entries
for the farm units shown on said
plats may be made beginning April
3, 1918. at Q O'Clock a m, at the said
local land office. Every person de
string to acquire any of said. public
lands must execute homestead ap-
plication subject to the provisions of
the reclamation law in manner re-
quired by law. which, with the re
quired fees and commissions. accom-
panied by certificate of the project
manager as 10 the filing of applica-
ton for rental Of water and payment
Of water rental charges as hereinaf-
ter provided. may be presented to the
said local land office. in person. by
mail. or otherwise, within period Of
six days prior to the opening. to-
Wit: On and from March 30. 1918. to
and including Q o'clock a. m. April
5. 1918. Applications presented after
said period of six days will be filed
and noted in the order of their re
oeipt Any applications not based or
prior settlement right will be sub
ject TO valid settlement claims assert
ed-in the manner required by law
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15

LIST pub. Mar. s; last Mar 20, 1918
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Notice Of Adjustment p.y.

Notice Of Adjustment Day.
Estate Of Thadeus C, Hambrick. de.
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court OF Delta county. Colorado
on the list day of April. A. ID. 1918.
r. S. CORBIN.
Administrator.
lst pub Mar. s: last Mar. 20. 1918
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
The wonderful car with the wonderful boiler.
Runs about 1000 on one filling of water.
5000 miles on one gallon of lubricatin8 oil.

We guarantee not merely that the
Baker Car has no carbureator troubles,
but that it has NO carbureator.
Not merely that it has no ignition
troubles, but that it has NO ignition
system.
Not merely that it has no gear shift
troubles. but that it has NO gears to
shift.
Not merely that it has no self-starter
troubles, but that it has no self-starter.
1t actually and naturally starts itself
with its own power without the necessity
of an eXtraneous contrivance. Not mere
ly that it has no substitute device to per
form the function of these, but that
there is NO such function to perform
the functions themselves are simply not
"A part of the Baker Car and could not
conceiviably be part of the Baker.
Stock now five cents per share, and
selling $150,000 worth of stock to build
the present plant at Pueblo which viii
have capacity of 1000 cars.
Each stakeholder will get 15 per cent
discount on purchase of car, truck or
tractor, for his own use
Sixty per cent of the money to install
this industry is now raised, which has
been secured with the Pueblo people
alone.
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15

manufacture trucks, tractors, and other
devices where Baker principles can be
applied Should our Uncle Samuel de-
cree that we can best serve our country
by the building of war time necessities,
wholly or in part, we will proceed in
those lines, with all the energy and the
means at our command Surely such
action would meet with the hearty ap-
proval of all those interested in this
grand enterprise.
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Trucks and Tractors

The question frequently arises as to
the probability of the government cur
failing the manufacture of pleasure cars
as war measure, and the probable eff
feet on The Baker Steam Motor Car &
Mfg CO. 1t must be borne in mind that
fuel conservation and the widest range
of economy are essential features of
The Baker Steamer, which meets all war
time requirements. 1t should be further
borne in mind that we have the right to
The Delta independent., 1918-03-15
Milton r. Welch
Attorney at Law

U. S. Commissioner Special atten-
tion given TO Presumption, Desert
Land and Coal Presumption Filings.
final proofs taken. Delta, Colo.
Desert land yearly proofs. pre-
emption. homestead and desert land
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Jake Listy Pisac do
Zofnierzy?

Z listow pisywanych do zo1nie-
rzy ma froncie dochodza tie tylko.
ktore dodaja otuchy i podnosza
ducha, listy zas zawierajace ubo-
lcwania i wyrazy Wspolczucia
bywaja w~strzymywane. Nalezy
trzymac sic tych wymagan, ME
tylko w interesie piszacego, chca-
cego by list doszedi, lecz glow
ME w interesie zolnierza, ktory
potrzebuje moralnego podtrzy-,
mania re strony rodziny, by ME
upadi ma duchu pod wp}ywem VIC
iennych trudow. Zarazem wladze
wojskowe wskazuja, re nalezy IL
sly do zolnierzy ma froncie adre-
sowac ME recznie, lecz ma maszy.
ME, gdyz trudnosc w odczytaniu
adresu czestokroc powoduje INA
czne op6znienie hub nawet zagi'
niecie listow. Kto ME moze po-
siuzyc sic maszyna, powinien wy
pisac adres nadzwyczaj starannie
i wyraznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10

tow do Zjedno-
czenia.

Wczoraj wieczorem o godz. Sci cd
hy{o sic W sail Zjednoczenia PREY
zbiegu Augusta I Milwaukee ave-.
p-zy udziale Zarzadu Giownego Dje-
dnoczenia P. r. K. urzednik6w miej-
scowych i poza miejscowych, gromad
re przyjecie kandydatow, ktorzy 70
staH rrzyjeci do poszczeg6lnych To-
varzystw tejze organizacyi W ciagu
iontestu, kt6ry sic zakonczyl Z ostat
Fiem dniem sierpnia.
ZebrQia sic spora liczba czionko~
Zjednoczenia, lecz ME TAXA jakleJ
SIS komitet urzadEajacy z Z~arzaden
!-odziewali. Powinny take zebrania
& omadne. wiscej interesowac ma
s-ych braci Zjednoczenc6w, bye mo-
ze, IL wczoraisse zebranie ME bylo
" prasie d~ostatecznie ogioszone, ie-
dnakovoB liczba czlonk6w moae W
ten spos6b o wiele wiecei wzr6sc, je-
zeli pOdobne instalacye gromadne
beda W Zjednoczeniu adoptowane.
Prezes n. L. Piotrowski otworzyi
posiedzenie modlitwa, poczem PREY
stapiono do dalszych sprsw ZjednO-
czenia. oraz Swietnych, nowych ce-
remonii - COS W rodzaju roznych
niespodzianek it'd. I~nstalacyi dojefnA
J6zef Niemiec, dyrektor Zjednocze-
MIA re swymi dzielnymi adjutanta-
mi. Pc i~nstalacyi, przemowii x. Fran
cissek Wojtalewicz wice-kapelan
I.ed. o rozwoju Zjednoczenia i row.
niei wyrazii re podoba mu sic nowy
system gromadnej instalacyt | radzii
nadal W ten sposob pOstepowac a z
rewnoScia Zjednoczenie w~zrosnie o
kilka set nowych czionkow. Pc mo-
vie tel wygiosil a~rcywesoly monolog,
J6zef Kamedulski 5nany re swych a
m~atorskich wystep6w / doskonale u
bawif wszystkich ~zebranych, poczem
D. Antoni Wrocinski, popisywai sic
r 1vmi magicznemi sztukami. Ma
slepnie przemawial W imieniu Zied-
noczenia OBJ. Kosl wice-prezes ma
can New Jersey. Ma zakohczenie
seszcze przem6wii prezes n. L. Pho
trowski. dziekuiac czionkom "a prZy-
hycie, oraz poprosiI przybyG ma PREY
SHY raz ma take podobne posiedze-
MIA. PAM Jadwiga Turalska przygry-
wala ma ~fortepianie W czasie ozna-
czonym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Bacznose S~piewacy.

, Pr6ba Spiewu ma Dzieh Polski ma
wie!kiej Wystawie Wojennej W. ME
dziele, dnia 15go wrzeSnia, W parku
Granta, odbedzie sic DZISIAJ, we
wtorek, poczatek o godz. Smej VIE
czorem - W sail Zjednoczenia, rog
Milwaukee avenue I Augusta ulicy
- ma ktora proszeni So o przybycie
wszyscy ~spiewacy i Spiewaczki, ma
LEGACY do chor6w koscielnych / ma
rodowych. o liczne 1 p~unktualne
~prZybycie upraszamy:
Bronislaw Rybowiak,
Andrzej j. Kwasigroch,
Zygfryd Fflisiewicz,
Komitet Splew6w Dnia Polskiego
ma Wystawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Ma ARMIE POLsKA.

Rodzinie PIP. J6zwiak6w, ktorzy
zamieszkuja pnr. 1888 South Albany
avenue. przybyl onegdaj synek; OF
ciec uradowany wyprawii ubiegtej
niedzieli suite chrzciny ma ktorych
ME zapomniano take / o woJakach
naszych W Armii Polskiej i zebrano
drogs ACKNOWLEDGE skiadek haste
pujacs. ofiary: Andrzej szcepaniak
So: J6zef Siuda 50; J6zet olenik
81; Jan Kolejski 81; Jozef Andrze~
jewski 81; J6zef J65wiak 81; Jozet
wolowicz 81 - razem $500. Pie
Made To wreczone zostaiy Komite-
towi obywatelskiemu ma Kazimie-
rzowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Regestracya Poborowa
0bowiazuje wszystkich mlodzie1cow
i me1czyzn cd lat Is do As.

W czwartek ma rOzpOrzadzenie departamentu wojny
i ma mOcy uchwaiy kOngresu, ~podpisanej przez prezydenta
WilsOna, odbedzie sic regestraeya poborowa ola sfu1by
wojskOwej w~szystkieh mlOdzieneOw meiczyzn cd lat Is
do As wiacznie, z ~wyjatkem tych o~czywiscie, ktorzy sic
j1 regestrowai ma mOcy ~zarzadze6, doyczacych mez,
ezyzn cd lat Fl do 81.
Kaidy ma sic zglosie W dniu oznaczonym do tego To-
kalu, W kt6rym giosuje W swOim p~recynkcie wyborczym.
Kaidy ma sic regestrOwae bez wzgledu ma to, W kto-
"a klase bedzie umieszczOny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Re Spraw Z. N. P.

w sprawie pewnych nieporo'
zumieh, jake EASILY w gminie mr.
IL. Z. n. P. w Chicago, otrzymu'
jenny ponizszy urzedowy proto'
l6l, kt6ry zamieszczamy ma pros
De interesowanych czionkow ola
wyjasnienia sprawy:
Protoko1 z posiedzenia Gmi-
ny No. Al. z. N. p, Cd
bytego 4. wrzesnia RIB.
Prezes OBJ. J. Paiczyhski O.
tworzyl posiedzenie podiug ry-
tuaiu Z. n. P. i powo}al sekre-
TARA do -odczytania protokolu
z ostatniego posiedzenia. Oh
Julian Buraczewski, delegat do
Gminy Al. Z. N. P. zabiera CLOS
i zapytuje sic prezesa, czy jest
quorum" obecne ma sail? Pre-
yes odpowiada, re tax i sekre-
tarz zaczyna czytac protokoS
wtem OBJ. Franc. Porzuczek,
wiceprezes Gniny Al. mp,
zaczaf hafaSliwie zachowywac
sic w sail i obraca} faWy tylem
do prezesa, oraz zacheca} dele
gotow do halasowania. Oh. n.
B. Czarnecki wiceprezes Ia
rzadu Centralnego mp.
Smiaf sic przytem zachecajaco.
MIN protokol zostal odczytany
! przyjety, a re prezes OBJ. Pal
czyhski i delegaci rozsadni
Gminy Al. Emp. uwazali, re
nagiych a waznych spraw ME
ma do zaiatwienia, pozostanie
zaS dluzej ma sail moglo dac
pow6d do wiekszej awantury,
ma wniosek poparty i jednogso-
snie przyjety, prezes OBJ. J. Pal
czyhski odroczyi posiedzenie /
wraz re sekretarzem, oraz z
rozsadniejszymi delegatami O.
puScif sale posiedzen.
Jozef Paiczyhski, prezes,
Konst. Kostrzewsh, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
PRAWOZDANI
~SPRAWOZDANIE
Z czynnosci / polecenia prezesa 10
mitetu Wykonawczego Wydzia-
lu Narodowego do Sejmu Wy
chodztwa Polskiego W
Detroit, Mich.

Szanowny Sejmie!
Jake przewodniczacy Komitetu
Wykonawczego Wydzialu Narodowe-
60, kt6ry powoial do piracy narodo-
wei Sejm dzisiejszy caiego Wychodz
twa PolskiegIo W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych / W Kanadzie, nam zaszczyt po-
vitae ten Sejm z uczuciem radosci,
zesmy wspolnemi silami zdobyli sic
ma ten n~ajwyzszy wyraz narodoWej
jednoSci wszystkich ~czynnikow
warstw spolecznych t~utejszego ma
szego zycia.
So W tym Sejmie reprezentowane
w~szystkie wielkie zespoly | organt--
zacye nasze, jest reprezentacya kle-
ru, jest przedstawicielstwo naszych
osad polskich, przedstawicieli WY
szych naukowych zak4adow / misty
tucyi, widzimy reprezentowane ma
SEE kupiectwo, handel I przemys}, rol
nik6w, robotnik6w | kazde, chocby
najskromniejsze ciaio, majace cha
rakter dziaaalnoSci spo}ecznej, nh
W tym Sejmie swego reprezentanta.
Sa tn takze wszyscy CT, ktorzy ma po-
lu naukowem i spoiecznem prayczyni
Ii sic do rozwoju naszego Wychodz-
twa lub W pracach narodowych
wspofdziafaja.
Stusznie MONA ~powiedziet, re
Sejm ten ~reprezentuje Gale Wy
chodztwo Polskie W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych, a mianowicie to Wy
chodztwo Polskie W Stanach Zjedno-
czonvch, a mianowicie to Wychodz-
two, kt6re pojmuje obowia1ki nasze
wobec Stan6w Zjednoczonych | obo-
wiazki wzgledem kraju praojc6w ma
s5yCh.
Wobec braku potrzebnej do tego
maszyny wyborczej I ME ist~niejace-
60 og6lnego, systemu elekcyjnego,
doprowaCbenie do akutku tax po-
wa5nego p~olskiego przedstawicielst-
Wa re wszystkich niemal osad ma
sZych W tym kraju, przedstawia sic
samo przez sic jake olbrzymie DIE
10, dowodzace wielkiej zywotnosci
narodu, oryentujacego sic zmys1u
d~zialania. zrozumienia u szerszych
warstw naszych potrzeby skupienia
sill 1 zdolnoSci do piracy samorzad--
| mel W duchu szczerze demokratycz--
nym.
Me many z~aiste, potrzeby tfoma-
czenia sic, ami ubolewania mad RE
komymi brakami W przedstawicielst-
vie, czy W przygotowanym progra-
ME Tub usterkami W regulaminach.
Raczej nalezy nam uznat GAIA do
niosiose epokowego wydarzenia' W
dziejach naezego tutejszego aycia,
zesmy zdolali doprowadzit a do re-
brania przedstawicielstwa ca@ego ma
szego Wychodztwa tuteiszego.
Komitet Wykonawczy Wydziaiu
Narodowego jest przeswiadczony, re
przez powazne 1 wiasciwe ujecie
przedstawionych spraw, Sejm ten
przyczyni sic W wysokim stopniu do
skutecznego poparcia przez nasz O.
go1 polski zadah narodowych, oraz
zrozumienia ~dokladnego nietylko
pr~zywilej6w, ale 1 o~bowiazk6w, kto-
re ma mas wk}ada ob~ywatelstwo Sta
now Zjednoczonych, tel n~ajpotezniej-
szej republiki ma swiecie. sumienne
ich vykonanie, oraz b~ezwzglsdne Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-10
Ma FUNDUSz TYTONIOWY OLA
ARNnI POLSKIEJ.

Ma wieczorku W hotelu Sherman,
Z okazyi pozegnania 1 wyjazdu drs
Jana Kobrzyhskiego do Armii Sta
nov Zjednoczonych, zeOrano razem
s1S.00 ma Fundusz Tytoniowy Ola
wojakow Armii Polskiej.
Pieniadze to otrzymaliSmy W ma
sci administracyi a oddane one be-
da odpowiedniemu Komitetowt-