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HOOPES APPEALS FOR GENEROUS
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ment asks of us. As men of pride in our race birth and nationality we must do more and make our response both prompt and generous. To count out money while our sons are fight ing for our lives, our homes and our future is out of place and unworthy.
 Conditions in this district of ours are not ideal but the burden of the loan has been most carefully adjust ed and not a single man, not a single community has been asked to do more than is possible or reasonable.
 Upon the wealthy men of this com munity rests a responsibility greater than that ever placed upon their shoulders before. They must lend to their country the accumulated wealth of past years and we know that they will do it.
 Our boys went to our defense fear lessly, courageously and with smile on their faces. We must all lend as they have given.
 J. w. HOOPES,
 Federal Reserve Bank, Dallas.
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ANALYSIS OF DRIVE
Bv RevieN Leased Wlrel

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Faced by a smashing attack by the American first army on the heights of the Mouse, determined French pressure to the west just beyond the forest of Ar gonne and a simultaneous British thrust at CambHai, German armies on the western front, in the opinion of officials here are confronted by a menace that renders impossible the seding of aid to weakened Bulgaria. Realization that her strongest ally could do nothing may have had much to do with the dispatch of peace over lures by Bulgaria, it was thought.
 As the thrust in the Champagne de- velOps it appears most probable to many observers here that the direct objective sought is to extend the bat tie line directly up the Mouse until
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Marshal Foch's British, French and American troops The French and Americans plunged forward between Rheims and Verdun while the British attacked on a wide front in the Cam brai sector Between them they have taken more than 10000 prisoners and many guns of all calibers.
 While the tide of victory was run .ningtso strongly for the gallant arm ies of the entente. President Wilson was again voicing the determination of the United States to battle on until German military autOcracy is forever crushed. Speaking in New York upon the eve of the opening of the greates, popular loan ever offered by any gov. erfnment, he laid down the five car, dinal points upon which America will stand to the last man and the last dollar.
 The price of peace will be impartial justice to all nations, he declared. "The world does not want terms, il wishes the final triumph of justice and fair dealing"
 In the face of steadily strengthen ing German resistance, the American forces in the Champagne continued their advance and their front now in cludes the villages of Charpentry Very, Epinonville and Ivoiry. They threw hack the German counter at tacks with heavy losses to the enemy The prisoners captured by the Amer jeans alone now number 5000 and the captured booty includes more than one hundred guns.
 The official report of Field Marshal Haig showed that the Americans had entered the Fray in the St Quentin sector. They celebrated their entry into the line at this point by captur. ing outposts of the Hindenburg line at Le Catelet.
 The French troops east of Rheims were equally as successful as the Americans with whom they cO-Operat- ed. They have increased the number Of prisoners taken by them in the present drive to more than ten thou sand.
 British troops, in heavy force, also swept forward on a wide front in a continuation of their effort to drive wedge into the German defenses between CambTai and DOuai with the evident intention of outflanking these buttresses Of the Hindenburg line.
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U. OF 4. RECEIVING
 APPLICATIONS FOR
 CAVALRY COURSES
MILITARY MENT OF STATE UNIVERSITY GETS MANY INQUIRIES ABOUT SCHOOL TO OPEN AT LEON SPRINGS ocTo- BER3

Application for admission to the cay diary officers training camp to be held at Leon Springs. beginning October 8, are now being received by the military department of the University of Ari- zona.
 The following telegram received from the department adiutant, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, this date, is published for the information and guidance Of all concerned:
 Tn addition to infantry, field artil- lery and machine gun officers train ing schools which were opened to ci- viiians September 20, 1918, the cavalry officers training school is now opened. Civilian applications to cavalry off cers' training school are opened. Train ing school to be held at Leon Springs, Texas, to open October 3, 1918 Civil ians to be eligible must have been be- tween IS and 46 on September 12, 1918. and not have deferred classified tion on grounds of industry or occupa- tion. Must be citizens, graduates of high school or have had equivalent education, some experience as horse men, of good moral character and pass physical qualifications required for a commission in the officers reserve corps. Applications should present present three t3) testimonials by reputable persons as to good charac- ter"
 Other information and application blanks may be received from Opt. Henry Exall at military headquarters. University of Arizona. Tucson, Ari- zona. If applying in person for appli- cation blanks call only between hours of II a. m. and 12 noon, beginning September 25. 1918. Application blanks may be received by application by let ter 10 these headquarters.
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are reaching the line of the hill tops"
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the ThiOnville-Metz fortress is masked and the German armies surrounding it virtually separated from enemy forces in France and eBlgium. Fro gress made by General PershiTg's men in their fiIst swift rush yesterday was startling in view of the difficult and broken country through which the drive was made and gave further evi- dence of waning German manpower and also that German generals again were outguessed,
 As the drive progresses it is be lieved the French front beyond the Suippe river will become involved and the operation will be extended to the open country before Rheims. The cutting edge of the great attack, how ever, appears to be the ASnerican ad- vance on the Mouse It will require, many officers think, only a compara- lively limited further stride forward here to compel the enemy to undertake a great withdrawal
 Should the Germans fail to with draw, as it is predicted, 1t is pointed out that the two new offensives are so designed that every advance by the British in the north or the Franco American forces in the Champagne might form the beginning of a gigan- tic pincer movement Once past Cam brai and St Quentin it is conceivable that the British thrust would head toward the same general goal as the eastern drive, and continued victory would mean the pocketing of all the German forces between with only limited means of communication be- hind them.
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ABSENT SOLDIERS
 UNABLE TO VOTE

Ar.zona's men in the army and navy have little chance of casting their bal lets in the general election in this state this fall, although the last spe- cial session of the legislature passed the necessary laws making such thing possible.
 The stumbling block in the way is the dollnquincy of three counties of he state in making official returns to the secretary of state from the primaries of Sept 10. Mohave. Pima and avapai counties are the ones from which the official returns have not been received.
 According to the provisions of the law, these ballots must be sent to Ari- zona soldiers in the service not less than forty days before the day of cleo ton. That time was up Thursday and should the vote from these four cOun- ties be received yesterday by the sec Tetary of state it still would be nee essary to have the ballots printed.
 Returns too Late.
 Two years ago the returns from Nayapai county were not received au the state house until Oct. 9, it was said at the office Of the secretary or state yesterday. and the primaries were held two days earlier than this year. The returns in that county have been published in the Prescott news papers. but have not been sent to the proper officials for certification
 No word has been received from Mohaye. Pima or Yavapai counties as .o ,ho rauzp of the delay hut if is certain that the absent soldiers of Ari- zona will have no opportunity of cast ing ballots in the coming election.
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WARREN DISTRICT READY FOR THE
 LIBERTY DRIVE
Committees Are Anxious to Begin Labors to Put District Over the Top in the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive

Committees of the Warren district will begin this morning their drive in the fourth Liberty. Bond campaign to put this county well over the assigned allotment of S2,502,O the quota wnich has been designated for Co., CT 'se. In every part of the district well organized teams of women and nleI W4ii conduct the campaign. They will begin their canvass of residents and business houses early today, and vii not cease work until the cOnclu- sion of the drive, three weeks hence.
 At the time that committees begin their drives in the business and resi- dence sections of the district, the min ing companies and other larger indus tres of the district will begin a simi- lar campaign among their employees. In this manner it is anticipated that most of the residents Of the district will be reached. The work will be handled in systematic order on meth Ods adopted from experience in past campaigns.
 Committee workers wish the public to bear in mind that the government and banks have especially requested that where possible all purchasers of bonds make their purchases on the government plan rather than on the ten months plan, thus clearing the boards for the next loan which will come early next year.
 Workers will wear ribbons designat- ing them as official Liberty Bond workers of this district, or the Liberty Bond Bells, so that those solicited will at once know they are approached by accredited committeeman or commit teewomen of the district organization. l. is anticipated that the returns for the first day will be large, in view of the experiences of past loans.
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BULGARIA. ASKS ARMISTICE TO
 CONSIDER PEACE

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WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
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tlfN Review lr-aSfa WlftJ
 BERLIN, Sept. 27 (Via London).- Betwee nthe roads from Arras and Perrone towards Cambrai and against the Siegfried front to the west of Le- catelet, there have been powerful Eng fish and American attacks with large forces, according to the. German off cial statement issued tonight.
 In the Champagne as well as be- tween the Argonne and the Mouse there were renewed vigorous attacks by the French and Americans.
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FRENCH TAKE soMME-PY

PARIS, Sept. 27. (Havas.) .)-French troops have entered Somme-Py, an i'm portant railway point on the Cham pagne front north of Souain, it is an nounced here. Reports from the bat tie field indicate that the battle con tinues favorably for the allies.
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AT THE EAGLE TODAY.

In Hall Gaines great novel, The Bcndman." at tho Eagle today, made by William Fox. William Farn1m Jlsy1 a lual rcie. In the beginning ho is stephen OTTv and later he is St phen's sen. Jason.
 Tho siory hinges on Jason's VOW to wreck vengeance on his father for abandoning his mother But his father dies and Jason turns his desire for revenge against SunlOcks. his fathers ron of another wife Both Sunlocks and Jason are in love with Greeba, dauehiCS of tho governor of the Isle cf Man Sunlccks and Jason go to Iceland and are confined i1 prison rrs-n 17t knowing SunlOcks. saves his hail mather from death in the
 -Cs JgGn i5 reed. hu' S1ulcCks is Ccrd-m~CI to death Greeba rl7- iE f-r Su1' ocks life. and Jason sacrifices himself by taking Sunlocks plac2 and dying for him.
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SAY OFFER UNAUTHORIZED
By Review Leased Wirel

OBy Review Leased Wirel
 GENEVA, Sept. 27.-The Wolff bu- reau, the semi-official German news agency says the Bulgarian premier, Malinoffs peace offer is against the wisses of King Ferdinand and the Teutonic allies.
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 the wayside, with Turkey staggering and with Austria a welter of internal disorder and discOntent the shaken armies of Emperor William are grudg ingly falling back upon their own fror. tiers before the irresistible blows Of
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Hiszpahska Influenza.

Podczas obecnej grasujacej hi
szpaiskiej influenzy, ktorej pier
wsze objawy zwyczajnie sa: "a
palenie i Ivy w oczach, cieczen!e
z nosa, Dol W k~rzyzach, boil glo-
wy, Dol muszkulow, zimne dresz-
cze, Zebra i znuzenie, nalezy pre-
strzegac wszelkich srodk6w zapo-
biegawczych. Otoz usilnie pole
camy: Nalezy spryskat gardlo i
nos Severy Antisepsolem, ktory
powinien bye z~mieszany ma try
czesci woody ciep}ej jedna Geese
tel medycyny, Jesli nastapia DIRE
szcze, wezcie jedna, Tub dwie ST.
very Pastylki ma Zaziebienie i
Grype co try godziny az lola
dek zacznie dziaiac. Kaszel row.
n:ez ustapi przez uzywanie seve-
ry Balsamu ma. Piuca. Idac do
i6zka wezcie dobrze ma poty, zas
jesli ME bedziecie sic czuli lepiej
W przeciagu "A godzin zawezwij-
Gle doktora. Powyzsze wskazow-
XII i lekarstwa So bardzo skutecz-
re. Sa sprzedawane przez apteka
rzy wszedzie po nastePujacych
ccnach: Severa's Antisepsol, 30
ccnt6w; Severa's Cold and Grip
Tablets, 80 centow; Severa's Bal
sam for Lungs, rs i so centow.-
Jezeli ME ~bedziecie mogli tych
iekarstw dostat w apiece. zamow
Gle je wprostod w. F. Severa Co.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Ogf.
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tn, lecz ME W szpitalach, ale pc
.toznych obozach, gdzie sic znaj-
duja acknowledgment, albo zoinic
RE przybywajacy ma odpoczynek.
kilka dni temu zdawa}ysmy eg-
zamina pred zarzadem francu-
skiego ,Czerwonego Krzyza" i
Ministeryum Wojny, ktore nam
sic bardzo dobrze powiod}y i juz
otrzymaiySmy wszystkie dyplo--
my i pomimo, re jesteSmy pol
skiemi pielegniarkami .Bialego
Krzyza", nalezymy r6wniez do
francuskiego ,,Czerwonego Krzy-
"a" Pomimo tego wszystkiego
ME chca mnie pozostawiG w szpi.
talu, lecz daja mi lima prace; je-
drakze jestem zolnierzem (gdyz
skladaiysmy przysiege wobec ca
lego Komitetu NarodowegoMi gen.
Hallera) wiec MUSIC sluchac. Jest
to zadanie bardzo trudne, DO
WIEN, re braki So wielkie pomie-
dzy naszymi zofnierzami.
DR.. Fronczak zajmuje sic tn
wszystkiem i rzeczywiScie pracu-
je jak mrowka Cd dnia do nocy.
Ludzie, kt6rzy So W prace jego
wtajemniczeni, m6wia, il jest
on naprawde opatrznoSciowym
czlowiekiem ola Armii Polskiej.
Traktuje bez roznicy wszystkich
tax oficer6w, jak i prostych zof-
merry; ola kazdego jest grzecz-
ny i kazdemu jest bratem, "a co
przez wszystkich jest bardzo IL.
bianym.
Gdyby nasze Polk przekonaiy
sic ~naocznie jak wielkie zapotrze-
Ibowanie jest pohczoch i swetr6w
ola naszych chlopcow, to zdaje
mi sic, re ~wszystkie, kt6re Beg
czynpie siedza W domu, wzielyby
sic do piracy i to z wielkiem zaje-
ciem.
Prosze oznajmic pracownicom
ola Armii Polskiej, re chYopcy
bardzo wysoko ~oceniaja ich pra-
&C i poSwiecenie. Mialam sposo-
bnoSc s}yszec to PREY rozdawa-
riu swetrow tym, ktorzy odcho-
dza re szpitali ma linie bojowa.
Kohczac zasylam pozdrowie--
MIA z tel drugiej przybranej Of
czyzny, byla parafianka.
A. E. Vista.
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List Wojjny.
Ponizej p~odajemy ciekawy list
: ostatnich walk we Francyi:
Drogi Bracie!

Z ostatnich walk we Francy1:
Drogi Bracie! ,
Me pisalem do Ciebie prawie
przez diva miesiace i przez caiy
przeciag tego czasu ME otrzyma-
lem cd Ciebie zadnej wiadomoSci.
Wprost ME nam czasu ma napisa
ME listu, tax jesteSmy zajeci pc
dzeniem Niemc6w. Gonimy ich
Gniami ! nocami, ME wyiaczajac
niedziel. Nasza poczta zosta}a
wstrzymana przez caiy miesiac,
gdyz coraz zmieniamy mieJsce
pobytu. Bardzo rzadko pozosta--
jenny ma miejscu, dokad Przycho-
dzi poczta i dlatego ME mogiem
otrzymac zadnej cd ciebie wiado-
rioSci. DIS jest miesiac, cd GA
su, jakeSmy przybyli ma front !
odtad jestesmy pod wiecznym
cgniem dziaI roznego kalibru.
Dzisiaj otrzymaiem oSm listow,
ra ktore, rzecz jasna, ME bede
mogi odpisac ma kazdy z osobna.
Dlatego powiedz wszystkim, kto-
,rzy do mnie pisal. Z domu, re
listy ich otrzymalem.
w drodze z San Francisco do
obozu Mills. rozrzucaiem mole a.
dresy, ~proszqcl kazdego, ably ma
p:sai do mnie pare slow: obecnie
tax wielka liczba listow przycho-
dzi do mnie, re ME mOge nadazyc
odpisac ma ME. Prose- powiedziec
" domu, re Felix's kaczmarek
czyni te sama prace co ia, zdrow
Jest i shiny, ME ma wiec czego sic
obawiaG o niego.
Obecnie jestem W drugiej z re
du bitwie. Pierwsza bitwa, w ia
kiej braiem udziai, byIa pod St.
Mihiel, o obecnym mym pobycie
ME moge Ct powiedzieG gdyzby
ttgo / tax cenzor nie przepuScii.
Powiedz mi, co cheese ma pa
rl:atke Z wojny, czy helm ME
rriecki, czy tez karabin, gdyz PC
b.iski las jest pelen takich pred
miotow, kt6re Niemcy pozosta--
Will, uciekajac W poplochu. Zde-
chic konie, strzelby, szczatki ae-
rcplanowe, j innego rodzaju
przedmioty So tutaj zwykla RE
CA. Prawie W kazdy dzieh MONA
widziec wake napowietrzna, a
spadajacy balon w piomieniach
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Wczoraj zapisalo sic znowu 20 O.
chotnik6w W Szeregi Armii Polskiej.
Ano, czem PREDICT TEN lepiej. TEN le-
piej ola Polski | ola was samych, MILO
dzi ludzie.
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jestes, Re powr6ciles z wygnania, re
ogladasz swych bliskich i sereu drogich
re ju4 o%ddychasz o~jczystem poyie-
trzem?
w niedziele odbedzie sic wielki vice
poiaczony z poswieceniem flagi / OBJ
chodem Listopadowym - W Chicago
Heights. Ma wiecu tym z Centrum No.
., beda obecni przedstawiciele Armii
Polskiej.
Taxi sam obch6d odbedzie sic W No.
Chicago i W Chicago ma Annowie. Ma
tych dw6ch take nasi MONEY! przema-
WAC beda.
Przedwczoraj odbyf sic vice W
Forgesen Long Foundry PREY 1889 Will
low st. Przemawiaf organization ROXY
cki. - Wczoraj szereg NOW wygfosii
organization R6zycki W Western Foun-
dry Co., PREY 1854 S. Kedzie ave. Mo
viii on tam cd S-mej rano do 11tej pred
poIudniem, przemawiajac W kazdym
oddziale pc kilkanaScie minut, wieczo-
rem zas przemawiaf W fabryce Century
Rubber Co., PREY 1916 Rowson I'll.
DIS o godzinie II 80 przedpo}ud--
MEM odbyi sic vice W Agar John Co.
Packers, PREY 1857 s. Union III. Pre-
mawial take organizator w. F. Roy
cki.
Niniejszem k~witujemy nastepujace o
fairy z}ozone W Centrum No. .:
Oh. X. Koz1owski, 1913 Milwaukee
ave-, $1.00 ma Fundusz T%ytoniowy.
Oh. J. Czyrnek, 1917 n. Paulina ul.,
$500 ma pomoc Armii Polskiej.
Parma NJ. DofkyGska, 1911 W. 17ta
ul., kilkadziesiat broszur.
OBJ. Antoni Ptaszyfski, 1451 Cleaver
ul., ochotnik Armii Polskiej, ktGry z
powodu zlego stanu zdrowia ME mo&c
zaraz wyjechac do obozu, ofiarowa} ma
Fundusz Tytoniowy $4,000 Bond VOL
noSciow;. Obiecai on, re p6jdzie i do
obozu pOjedzie.
Oh. 1. Laszowski, 1441 Augusta ul.,
ma pomoc Armii PoIskiej $500.
Oh. st. Makowski, ochotnik, 1880
Cornell ul., ma pomoc Armii $1.00.
Oh. Wojciech C%zarnik, ochotnik, 1880
Cornell Ill, ma pomoc Armii $1.00.
PAM NJ. Domeradzka, 1886 Ohio ILL.,,
ia FunduN T%ytoniowy, $1.00.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom skladamy
s~taropolskie: Bog zap}ac.
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jestes, Re powr6ci1es z wygnania, re
ogladasz swych bliskich i sereu drogich
re juz oddychasz ojczystem poyie-
trzem?
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$4,000

Parafia NajSw. Maryi Fanny
Cd Nieustajacej Pomocy, PREY
ktorej proboszczem jest X. Pr. S.
Nawrocki, dotychczas ma Polske
zlozyIa $2,917.95.
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List polskiej pielegniarki, pi--
sany z Francyi do X. p]roboszcza
Pyterka, brzmi, jak nastepuje:
Paryz, p pazdz. 1918 r.
Wielebny Ksieze Proboszczu!
PrzybyiySmy do Paryza szcze-
sliwie, podroz Esza byla mad
zwyczaj przyjemna i spokojna, to
tez przejechalysmy Ocean W 9ciu
dniach i re czterdziestu naszych
pielegniarek, niektore tylko cho-
rCwaiy.
Dotychczas dopiero poiowa z
mas pracuje w szpitalach amery-
kanskich, reszta zas oczekuje, al
be dorywczo czems sic zajmuje,
Naprzyklad ia chodze pc roznych
szpitalach amerykahskich / fran
cuskich i dowiaduja sic o naszych
polskich chiopcach, dostarczam
i'm polskich gazet, paPierosow'
czekoladek, oraz staram sic o ka-
pelana jezeli sobie ktory z Mich
zyczy. Tymczasem pielegnujemy
chorych tylko w okolicy Paryza,
gdyz poza Paryz ME mozemy sic
wydostac, az wszelkie formalnos-
ci zostana zaiatwione. o lie wien,
praca moja bedzie potem taxa jak
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jest rzecza wcale zwyczajna. w
ostatnich dw6ch tygodniach by
10 wiele pogiosek o zblizajacym
sic pokoju w g~azetach, jednak OIL
brzymie armaty nadal zieja og--
MEM - jak "a starych czasow,
tylko, re Niemcy uciekaja tax
predko, re trudno ich dogonic.
Codzien poza LIME bojowe odpro-
wadzaja gromady jencow, ME Ii,
czacych wiecej jak osiemnastu
lat zycia. Pytacie, czy jestem biz
sko linii bojowej. Alez tax! Co
dzieh jestesmy wystawieni ma
ciagiy ogieh dzial nieprzyjaciel-
skicb, co dzien widzim piechote
amerykahska walczaca z Men,
cami, widzimy ich napadajacych
ma pozycye nieprzyJaclelSkle; sa-
mych Niemc6w widzimy W tram
szach, oddalonych Cd mas o pol
mill. Jak wiecie3 ia prowadze,
mann zatem wiele czasu i sposob-
roSci do widzenia najrozmait-
szych szczegol6w ma froncie bo-
jowym, ktory jest jednem rumo-
wiskiem, jednym wielkim cmen-
tarzem i obrazem spustoszenia.
zesnajcie mi
Wasz brat.
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y ADAMS. MASS.

Polacy wedlug obliczen pisma
North Adams Transcript, licza W
Adams S,443 glow, czyli czwarta
Geese wszystkich mieszkahS&w.
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re SPRkW
Armii Polskiei
WE FRANCYI.
z Centrum Rekrutacyjnego No. 2.

Biuro Rekrutacyjne Armii Polskiej
we Francyi, Centrum No. 9. mieSci sic
PREY Milwaukee i Augusta ul. Kto
chcialby sic W szeregi Armii Polskiej
zapisaG, MECH sic zg}osi o lie mozliwe
najwczeSniej, nawet dis, DO jutrO mo-
re bye zap6zno. My sami ME wiemy
dnia ami godziny, ME wiemy kiedy mo-
re przyjSc rozkaz by biuro zamknaC.
Dlatego, kto mia} zamiar Zapisac sic
p6zniej, powinien zrobic to dis.
Odjazd ochotnik0w do ObOzu KoSciu-
ski W Kanadzie nastapi W poniedzia--
lex, dnia 1890 b. IN. Wszyscy ochOtni-
cy, jeSli ME chca uniknac zw}oki W
transportacyi, powinni sic stawic w blu
RE Centrum p%unktualnie o godzinie 9ej
rano. u biura Centrum udamy sic do
koscioia Sw. Jana Kantego ma msze
sw. a p6zniej ma obiad do sail parafial
nej, kt6ry zostanie podany staraniem
ksiedza p~roboszcza Siatki - a Stamtad
do STACEY k~olejowej.
Wczoraj zapiSa}o sic znowu 20 O.
chotnik6w W szeregi Armii Polskiej.
Ano, czem PREDICT tenn lepiej. TEN le-
piei ola Polski / ola was samych, MILO
dzi ludzis.
o rObOte tez ME trzeba sic troSz-
czyc, DO jak nam telegramy wczoraj-
sze doniosly, to nasi W Polsce bijq
rozbrajaja niemiaszk6w. Ma to i'm ME
bozetom zasz1o, re pc pomoc ~zwracaja
sic do tych, kt6rych przedtem wiezili
i katowali. DIS o litoSc u mich ze-
brza. Ale Polacy ola Niemc6w ME INA
ia litoScl, tax jak Oni ME znali ola ma
szych kobiet i dzieci n~iewinnych. DziS
pedzic kazdego Niemca z POlSki "a die
siata gore i rzeke. Dlatego to mech
sic ME troszcza mfodziehcy, re wojny
luz niema, re niema sic POGO z~apisywac.
DO opr6cz Niemc6w Polska ma take
innych wrog6w, innych z}ych sasia--
dow. 1 wszystkich uczyt trzeba rozu-
mu, jak mas maja szanowac i ME zqdac
tego co nasze, co nam sic prawnie ma
ley. Dlatego woiamy: Zapisujcie sic
W szeregi Armii Polskiej.
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Droga do Polski jest otwarta / Ar
mia Polska z Francyi wnet w Polsce
sic znajdzie, W co ME watpimy ami
chwili, i tam sic polaczy z naszymi
bracmi walczacymi ma ojczystej ziemi
z odwiecznym naszym wrogiem - Mem
Gem / z hajdamakami czy innymi boil
szewikami. - Czy vice ME bedzie ci
p~rzyjemnie, bracie, bye wkr6tce W OF
czystej zlemi i cieszyc sic tenn, re ju5