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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-25
FARMER ACCUSED OF
ASSAULTING 13-YEAR-
OLD LAFAYETTE GIRL

LAFAYETTE. Ind. July Is
Harvard Wilkerson. - years old, a
farmer living near here was arrested
today charged with assaulting 10
year old Marguerite Mercer OF this
city. The girl had been employed
in the household OF Wnkerson who
is married and is the father Of
children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-25
DECATUR PASTOR RESIGNS.

News Times Special Service:
DECATUR, Ind. July 25.-Rev.
]. G. Butler has resigned as pastor
OF the Baptist church at Decatur
and will accept another charge at
Forest. Ind. between KokOmO and
Frankfort
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-25

\ compact. welI-bunt screen pro-
duction in six reels is THE safety
Curtain" shown here today
IL il said thar Norma Talmadge
receives hundreds Of letters from
ambitious girls all over the country
who are inspired 70 try screen work
by this magnetic star.
shes coming:
Who?
Mary.
Mary who
There is only one NIarg-her last
name il PiclSford. Here next Sunda,
and Monday.
We've been asked why We play y
new and very expensive Mary Pick
ford picture on sunday when she
will pack the theater on week day~
and any old kind Of junk H. sup
posed 10 nc good enough for sun
day crowds. Because
n is the policy Of the IaSalle
theater 10 show the best obtainablc
pictures everE day i'm the week. ~
the crowds come faster on sunda,
all the more reason they should
sec clean. high class pictures
-.
There is only one Billie Burke
here Friday and SATURDAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-25

compact. well-bulIt screen pro-
duction i'm six reels il THE safety
Curtain" shown here today
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
OUTLINE MADE ALLIES PLANS
 FOR RUSSIANS America and Japan Alone Will Send Military Forces to Siberia to Assist
 the SIavs. TO WITHDRAW LATER ON Other Allied Nations Have Agreed to the PrinCi-
 pal Involved for
 Assisting.
TO WITHDRAW LATER ON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-America and Japan alone, according to an official statement made public Sat urday night, will undertake military aid in Siberia.
 The other Allied nations will as- sent in the principle involved for the aid of Russia and the prevention of the extension of German influence.
 The United States and Japan each will send a few thousand men to VIadivostok, to safeguard the city and the Allied provisions stored there and protect. the rear to the West ward of the moving Czech-slovak troops.
 Both Governments have made pledges that no interference will be made of Russian sovereignty and internal affairs.
 When the purpose of the mission will have been accomplished, the Allied troops will be withdrawn.
 A little later the United States will send mercantile and agricultu!r- al implements as we'll as experts in those lines to assist the Russians. Labor advisers and Red Cross and Y. M. c. A. workers will also be sent to aid Russia wherever possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
PRESIDENT WILSON
 AND MRS. WILSON
 WITNESS LAUNCHING

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. D. With a hearty God Speed the first vessel built at the Hog Island plant, and success fully launched at noon today. Nearly 50.000 people cheered when the President, with his wife beside him. christened the ship. The President made no speech. He waved his hat and shouted. Good luck to. you" The President returned to Washington on a special train.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
BRITAIN TELLS ABOUT WHAT II
 ACCOMPLISHES
Makes a Review of Men Lost and Troops Recruit ed Since It Entered
 the War.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The British Bureau of Information published fi- gures of Britain's contributions to the Allies on the eve of the Fourth Anniversary of it's entrance into the war.
 Aided by its colonies, it raised 7,500,OO0 troops.
 British losses total 2,500,0 900 slain wounded and missing. The British troops have been fighting on 17 sep arate fronts.
 Aside from this, Great Britain since entering the war has trebled its Navy, it now has 5,o46 munition factories, and it has doubled the per sonneI of its fighting armament.
 Great Britain has transported 13, o00,00 men and enormous quantities of horses, mules, cannon, vehicles explosives, oil, food and other stores
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
HUN GENERALS
 ADMIT DEFEAT
 OF THEIR MEN
Assert, However, That De- feat of the German Forces Not Affect
 Result of War.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 5.-Gen. won Hindenburg and Gen. Ludendorff, premier war Generals in charge Of the German troops, have admitted to German correspondents the failure of Germany's strategic plans.
 They asserted, however, that the "enemy's advance will not affect the result of the war"
 Gen. Hindenburg said the Ger mans would soon become accustomed to the Americans and their methods of fighting as they became aceus' toned to the black soldiers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
MINE FROM SUB
 CAUSED SINKING
 OF SAN DIEGO
This Is According,.to Story Told by Survivors of Ca nadian Boat by Suh-
 marine Crew.

CANADIAN PORT, Aug. ,. - The American cruiser San Diego, sunk off Fire Island last month, was de stroyed by a mine laid by German submarine U-56. which afterward cap tured and burned the Canadian schooner Dernfonstein. in the Bay of Funday. last Friday. according to the story of the survivors of the schooner.
 They said they were held prisoners on board the submarine and were told the facts. The crew of the sub marine said four submarines were now operating off the Atlantic coas and they expected others would bs added to the fleet in a short time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
HOME GUARD NOTICE

Capt George w. Mock has re- quested that all members of the Ju' neau Home Guards be present at the A. B. Hall at go t0ricrrow night. There will be election of a First and Second Lieutenant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
SAILORS ARE INJURED

Two men from the s. c. BIO are in St. Ann's Hospital. one with an injured leg and the other suffering from appendicitis. J. L. Pearson caught his leg in the engine shaft ing of the BIO and E. Ramstead was brought in with a severe case of appendicitis. He was operated upon by Dr. P. J. Malone last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
CASUALTY LIST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The cas-. ualty list of names of the Army pub lishcd today totals 407, of whom 203 were killed in action. It is unknown what portion of the fighting list the total covers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
HERE FOR TREATMENT

Paul Graham, of the Alaska Pack ing and Navigation Company at Fresh Water Bay. was brought into Juneau Friday night for medical treatment He was suffering from a broken arm and other injuries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
Biu Tanks Assisted in De. stroying German Ma chine Gun Nests and
 Stopping Counters.
VOLUNTEERS MAN THEM
Results of the Fighting as Contained in News Giv- en Out Late Satur-
 day Night.

ON THE FRENCH FRONT, Aug. 5.-French armored cars played an important part in the recent war op- erations against the Germans.
 Carrier pigeons kept headquarters we'll informed of the progress of the cars which. engaged in the fight in large formation. They were es' peciaIIy useful in destroying nests of machine gunners, and in paralyz- ina counter offensive attacks.
 The cars were manned with vol unteers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
DRAFT AGE BILL
 IS INTRODUCED
 IN CONGRESS TODAY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The bill extending draft ages from 19 to 4j was introduced in both houses today and referred to the Military Com mittee. It will probably be consid cred this month. Sept. 18th is sug gested as the date of registration under it's terms
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
LupENDoRRF EXPLAINS DEFEAT

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 5.-A state ment made to German newspaper correspondents by Gen. Ludendorff. first Quartermaster-General of the German Army, is as follows:
 "The enemy evaded us July 18th. We thereupon as early as the even ing of July 18th broke off operations.
 ''It ia always our endeavor to stop an undertaking as soon as the stake is not worth the cost.
 "I consider it one of my principal duties to spare our soldiers blood and strength"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
ALLIES ARE "cAUTIoUs"

BERLIN. Aug. 5.-An official Ger man war bulletin issued Saturday evening said that the Allied infantry and cavalry. supported with tanks were following the retreatins Ger mans hesitatingly and cautiously.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
AMERICAN IS DEAD.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-Prof. Richard Norton, organizer and head Ameri- can volunteer of the the motor corps on the French front in 1914, is dead.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

tanker. O. B. Jennings, 100 miles off the Virginia Capes yesterday, re- yealed the presence of at least two German submarines on this side of the Atlantic.
 A second raider operated off the Nova Scotia coast several days. The captain and 13 sailors of the Jennings are still missing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
BRITISH TROOPS GAIN

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Gen. Haig in his official report Saturday evening said the British forces in the Albert sector had recaptured most of the ground the enemy took West of the Ancre river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
APPALLING GERMAN LOSSES WILL THRILL
 THE WORLD WHEN THEY ARE COUNTED
AMERICANS COVER SELVES WITH GLORY IN BLOODIEST
 HAND-T0-HAND BATTLE OF WAR,
 DESTROYING CRACK RUSSIANS

PARIS Aug 5-The American forces covered themselves with glory in the hand to hand fighting for Fismes the most important base and supply point in the SossonsRhems They after had annihlated the crack Prus guards who trapped within the city when the Amer surrounded yesterday following the fight ing of the whole
 The Pssian guards asked for quarter and they either killed by machine and rifle fire bayoneted and cubbed death they stood beside their guns
 Nothing could withstand the furious onslaught of the Amer jeans and the battle the the city the bloodest of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
HUNS STILL RETREAT

WITH THE FRENCH ON THE AISNE, Aug. 5.-Advices given out Saturday night said the Germans on the vestIe river front were still re- treating.
 They had no artillery in action and their losses were very heavy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
CROSS AIsNE RIVER

PARIS, Aug. 5.-Saturday evening advices stated that the Allied forces had crossed the Aisne river between Soissons and VeniseI.
 The German resistance was report ed to be faltering.
 The number of Germans captured will thrill the Allied world when it is announced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
BATTLE STARTED SATURDAY.

PARIS Aug 5Advices received Saturday afternoon said the Americans had surrounded Fsme the German base between Rheims and Sossons and battling bitterly with the crack" guards the city and the outskirts These troops trapped when the Americans closed all roads leading from the burning city They must their way out, surrender suffer annihlation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
A LATER BULLETIN

WITH THE AMERICANS, Aug. 5. -Later Saturday evening advces said that the Americans had entered the Southern part of Fismes.
 The Allied Army Saturday advanc- ed along a 45-mile front.
 Over fifty towns and villages were captured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
PARIS IS FORWARDED.

PARIS. Aug 5.-The long-range bomba rdment of Paris has been re- sumed by the Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
YANKEES ARE BUSY

YANKEES AXE BUSY
 PARIS, Aug. 5.-.According to ad- vices given out Saturday evening the of Fsmes, the great German base, in the center of the Aisne-Marne sa- Ient.
 Official advices further stated that the Allies continued to advance along a front thirty miles towards the vestle river.
 They had reached the Southern banks of the Asne and VestIe.
 The French cavalry were operating along the Soissons-Rheims railway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

Old papers for sale at The Empire office, Second and Main streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
GERMANS LOSE WHOLE MARINE -AISNE SALIENT IN TERRIBLE DEBAClF IN WHICH LOSSES IN KILLED,
 WOUNDED AND PRISONERS THRILL THE WORLD

UNDATED ASSOCIATED PRESS SUMMARY AFTERNOON Aug Bleeding lost the whole MneAn salient and suffered appalling the Germans still reang northwd though with rear guards line that roughly be located along the Asne and the Allies north of both those points The agy and there indication its flight final stand has been selected
 wounded has been the the history of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
Seem Two Hun Subs

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The sink ing of the American Standard Oil
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05

THE EMPIRES classifieds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
FISHING BOATS ARE SUNK BY A
 GERMAN DIVER
Three Fishing Schooners Are Victims of Subs Off Seal Island, N0vo
 Scotia.

HALIFAX, Aug 5.-German sub marines off Seal Island. Nova Scotia. sunk three American schooners. the Rob Roy. the Annie F.. Perry and the Muriel. on Saturday.
 The crews landed from the small boats Sunday.
 The commander of one of the sub marines told one of the American shippers that he had sunk others from Boston and Gloucester on Fri day of last week.
 British Boat Sunk LONDON, Aug 5. - The British steamer North Cambrai was sunk in a collision. and all but seven of the crew are missing. old papers for sale at The Empire office, Second and Main streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
BOTH FLANKS ARE TURNED

PAS of the forces the Rheims Sossons salient 0 have been turned.
 forced crossing of the Ve of Rhems Earlier they had crossed the Asne o Sossons m ~ Morning from the north The Allies however, weco continuing o advance. The pusuers forced through verabe oarhd house dead Ger deon where they moved down by the Allied fire, bayonetted by the advance guard end combat broken abandoned and other material presenting terrible of the donth ranks the Allies e
  nr / Frehha 
 ist O Prisoners Will Thrill the World. of mmt s
 caught south the Asn and vese rivers where they 0 FMmesG Aisne Mane
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
GREAT BATTLE, SLOWS DOWN
 TO GIVE NEEDED REST TO MEN

AMERICANS, Aug. 5-ndcaions of the chase
  to Officer "The rest"
  Then "Our men absolutely with feetirg
 Lul in Fighting. PARIS Aug 5There u along the battle front the sos until  conditions which and point than Allied
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
British Boat Sunk

Old papers for sale at The Empire office, Second and Main streets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
GERMANS RESISTING TODAY.

meeting with efromth Gemans o made today
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-05
GERMANS LOSE WHOLE SALIENT.


 the Vee German columns seen ofng back them of tell It a dueto o asked ando at hand grip giI rereatng or the con It than the Allies supposed |batte
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08

y
zajmujaca sic wysyfaniem dzieci
%miejskich Ia wies i umieszcza--
lniem ich tam ia czas trwania VOL
my "a posrednictwem rad opiekun
czych, wyslala do 1go sierpnia o
ikolo 5000 dzieci 2 Warszawy. w
miesiacu zas biezacym zaledwie
Jos dzieci oraz kilkunastu ucz-
ni6w szkd srednich uda1o sic jej
ma wsi umiescic. Powyzsza iloscc
umieszczonych ma wsi dzieci miej
|skich w stosunku do ogromu wzra
Istajacej W kraju nedzy, stanowi
zaledwie krople W morzu, gdyz
pragnac Wspomniana akcye ratio
Wnicza przeprowadzie w dostate-
cznym rozmiarze,. n%alezaloby z
Mast naszych wywiesc IA wies O.
kolo 100, 900 dieci. Wycienczenie
|ludnosci dosieglo juz Wielkich roz
miaroW. Wiele matek karmi die
CT do Ago roku zycia.
Wobec tel nedzy .spofcczenstwo
powinno pomyslec 0 ratunku. w
miastach z powodu trudnosci zyw
n%osciowych ME uda sic W laden
|sposob ratowac mlodego pokofe--
mia polskiego cd zagfady, ocalic
je moze tylko Wies.
Ziemianin i wloscianin polski
|dzierzac W reku klucze cd FARM
kraju, powinni dzielic sw6j do
tbrobyt, z ludnoscia cierpiaca ne
dzeq, .3tak-aby Pc wojnie kazdy z
mich m6gf z wewnetrznem zado--
woleniem pomyslec, re uratowal
ola p~rzysz1osci narodu naszego
|choc jedno dziecko, jedna ola kra
|ju POLYTECHNIC jednostke, ich zas
zony matki, re oszczedzi}y ro.
Idaczkom ~ matkom z Mast ira
lgicznego widoku smierci gfodze--
mia swym klientom.
Powyzsze W mysl uchWa1y o
tstatniego zjazdu delegat6w rad Q
piekunczych "a zgoda j. b. ks.
arcybiskupa; sklonilo r. 6. O:dos
zWr6cenia sic specyalnem pismem
Iogolnem do Wszystkich ksiezyl
proboszczooW IA proWincyi 2 ape
lem i:prosba, ably jako przedstawis
|%ciele duchoWienstWa ktore najbar.
Idziej Wladne jest Wzruszac sumiee..
ME ludzkie kierowac:s umysly "
mysl zasad chrzescijanskich j SO.
lidarnosci spoiecznej, zechcielius
,,sdzielie sWego poparcia W podjeteejjs,
przez R. Go. akcyi, naWolujacu
Isiebie zg1odniialych dzieei miejs-I
|kich. -
Pod Wp1yWem naWolywan ply.
nacych ze Observation-Disclosures pol
shliego mezaWodnie Wszyscy.=rol=5
=nicy chat Tub palacoW, ppsosppiez
sza . pomnoea needel!z,y!.dzieciecej,s .
zWIaszcza Il " czasaeh tax Wyjatz.
koWych, jak dzisiejsze, Wszyscys1
odppoWiiedzia1nia przesziiiee slloosyy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
Wojska Polskie
zajely Mochylew.

EEEEEGS&N EE2NSE%
Amsterdam, z luteggo. - IS
iowa donosza do Berlina, re ,WoojJ:
ska polskie zaje}y miasto Molly.
lew, gf66wna kWatera armii rosyJs
kiej poczem aresztowaly Kryltenf.
kp, naczelnego. wodza BolszeWl.
kbw wraz z calym sztabem rosyJs
kim.
;Polskie silly brojne W Rosy Ii.
cza okofo.szessc set tysiecy zolnie
rzy, 20 tysiecy oficerow 100 ge:
neralow. Gala: ia armia Wyyruszyy-
Ia Z Minska i atakoWala- naczelna
kwatere armii rosyjskiej W Mo.
hyleWie. J.
- .H.r.- - 81 zEgrS .~+J a.- - ElE3r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
Odezwa R. G. 0. do Du.
choWie1stWa.
(Z Ojczyzny)

Akcya wysylania.uboggich die
lei 2 Mast i okregoWfabrycznych
ma Wies, jak to- zaakeeptowano
ma ostatnim zjezdzie delegation
rad opiekunczych znajduje sic do
tychczas zaledWie y STADIUM poe-
IczatkoWem wielkiego zadania,kto
re Wobec oggromu nedzy dziecie--
cej, zakreslone zostalo Wsmiastach
|KrolestWa#Polskiego
Rezultaty tel akcyiW poroWla
niu = potrzebam ludnosci i Wzra
smiertelnoscia Wsrod
Edziieeeii So dis niedostateezne.SSekk-
.eya lies Ola dzieeii' O.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
.SPRAWOZDANIE MIESIECZ-
NE PRACoWNIC Ger.
WoNEGo KRzYzA.

-
sekrretarka, pracownic Czerwo-
nego Krzyza klas wieczornych "
Hall Polish Stock podaje haste
.pujjace spraWozdanie na miesiac
styczen: .s=s.-
Ukonczono.
18 Bandazy rozmiar 18x48 cali
% Bandazy trojkatnych
81 Bandazy r.ozmiar Sx36 cali.
8 Bandazy rozmiaru 18x54 cali.
Bandazy razem 208
Zrobiono take W miiesiacu Sly
emu 1l53 ok1adow chirurgicznych
ktorych wiekszosc ukonczyly die
CT szkolne.
Razem oddano do Lokalu Ger
.wonego Krzyza 925. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
og}osze e.
w ARU

Me ma klopotu cd tego czasu.
"Wasze lekarstwo' pisze PAM 10
zefina Nessl, 1112 Bagby St: Hou
ston Texas, W liscie do DR.. Peter
Eahrney & Sons Co., .zdzia}a-
10 Ola mnie DUO dobrcg0. Mia
lam Ia nodzc rane ktora otwiera
la sic kazdcgo lata. Pred dwoma
laty, gdy stale jeszczc zamieszgi-
walam w San Antonio juz uzywa
lam Vase Ora. Piotra Gomozo i
cd tego czasu ME mialam wiecej
|klopot6w z moja noga. Tylko ola
ostroznosci wzielam wIasnie dWie
|butelki cd Waszego miejscoWeggo
agenta. Ora. Piotra Gomozo WOW
czas take poprawi4o MOI apetyt,
|Dziekuje VAN bardzo." :
Jezeli was i~nteresuje lekarstWo,
kt6re jest naprawde dobrem, Ia
kie, kt6re dostapilo ajwyzszeggo
szczytu popularnosci tax tutaj,
Ijak i z%agranica, wy1acznie tylkoo
dzieki jego wlasnosciom leczni--
Gym pc przeszfo wiekoWem sta
lem uziywania, Ora. .Piotra Como
20 trait VAN do przekonania. Spe
cyalni agenci ~dostawiaja .je lu-
dziom wprost z laboratoryum fab
rykantow, DR.: Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, Ell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
25c1o LETN1A RoczN1cA

w. ezwartek-y6go lqteeggo .obcho--
dill padssttwo. :Pl' aa1yef>i .,Ezbieta 10
siiscy 25cio letnia reczliee Wsp66l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nj ma1zehs--
kim. w Kosciefe sW: Kazmierza
KEa:::na: intencye :,jpbilet6w Wiel,
ks. Jan E. Grabowskii odprawif
msze sw;: "
Panstwo hosinsccy ,a1czty vessel
nej ME urzadzaja z powodu czasu
wojennego. =
Oboje pan1stwo Kosinscy. urodzi
I, Ii sic. W czesci Polski zabranej
przez Prusaka, Do Ameryki PREY
! byli oboje. zrodzicamigdy bylidzie
emf. Rodzice obojga osiedlili sic
W Pine Creeku ma afrmach, gdzie
dotad ojciec PAM Kosinskiej p:
August Wiener, a matka p. Paws
Ia Kosinskiego j~eszcze zyja.
Panstwo Losinscy ~polaczeni by
Ii wezlem malzenskim W kosciele
Najsf. Serca P. Jezusa w Pine
Creeku, slubu udzielif i'm S. p. ks.
Roman Guzowski. owczesny pro-
boszcz Pine Creeku.
P'anstwo hosinscy maja 5cioro
dzieci: W1adyslaW, Stanisfaw,H HE
ronim, Izabela-i Anastazya, obo-
je ciesza sic zdrowiem, szezesciem
j blogoslawienstwem Bozem.
Panstwo Losinscy przez. lamy
Wiarusa. zaselaja szczere peodziee-.=
kowanie Wiel. Ks. JanoWf p. Ora
bowskiemu q. eer:ean ld inabo::
zenstwo-aWie !, pprzyX.
strojenie kosciofa:-.s -. -
Pa!stwu Losinskim zyczymy a
zeby. plrzy zdrowu j bloggoslaaWEiileein:s
stWie Bozym doczekai zloteggo w,
sela. &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08

ZabaaNM5aI ttaneczna ur:zadzoha "
ssaodee;t Mieczorem .1srzez .Klub Att
+, t!ysznY; sfk1ladajjaacx-a sic przewaznit
Y . MISUNDERSTANDING bedzie
dosyc korzystna co do dochodu
as1a:;RadeckEhsege.::b y4a %nape{nioha
4. :''n21s9,dIzziiezaa, :zabawa przeciaggnela
sic do p6z1na W noe, a doch0d !
~ aabswy hyk- z,sadzny:9Ro,oaeA g
III riieciius niiezbednyeh koszfaW. Snzy:
sta korzysc, kt0rei. dotad ME oh:
Tezaan1es, i:.M:zezaaczona. bedzie ns
potrzeby ola Armii Polskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
..--O--O--r7 + ~

) Felix's Bambenek marynarz na
tokfqSei7se Vermont, kt6ry bawil tu
ls *alttllld il''ie;. ppfzezx kfllM dn q odjez
s.chal W.tSrodes wieczorem napowro1
Ana sWe sttsan0Wisko: y
6 t@grpno kreW1ych, prey:
!, 5aci6} kpks m p odpro9Nsa
AdziIo 90 ma stacye kolei Milwane:
&saskeasasNeeseha tstdcye Tb1pfzez
..ddza]la 1fla!gga Amerykanska, ktora
..niQsT leden z marynarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08

Zwraeamy. .uwage szanownyychl
i czytelnik6w Wiarusa ma og}osze-
ME Zimmerman'a j Forshay zNeW
IYofK, zawafte:na ;sttronicys3 dzi--
..sie;jszae1gaUj:n rrmeru Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-02-08
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PREzYDENr sP0lKl JOSEPH TRlNER co: CHICAGO, i'll.

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.Urodzil sic w Cacerov, w Czechach, 10 marca, 1861, do Anne
ryki przyby " 1879. Dzesiec lat pozniej, FACIAL fabrykowac
Trnera amerykanski Elixir gorzkiego wilma Pc ktorym nasta-
PHI pozniej sTriner'a Linimentsi mne :domowe lekarstwa: yego
pierwsza fabryka PREY Mevy i zach osiemnastej ulicy by1a bar
do mala, lecz zdatnosc interest," i nlezmordoWane zarzadzanle
pana sTrinner'as przemogly Wszystkie przeszkody, popularnosc
doskona}ego wyrobu, piefWszenstwo W@te] gaieZ rosio us1a=s
wicznie a pan J6zef Triner zostatecznie musiaf budoWac obec-
na .wielka,- =ca1kiem modna fabryke, PREY 1333--ll343 South
Ashland avenue, kt6ra jest modelem czystosci " obu ofisachl
laboratoryach, 8 grudnia 1917, firmaz zostala mkorporoWana
jake Joseph Triner Company. Wszystkie departamenta SO pod
zarzadem doswiadczonego profesyonalnego czlowieka, z p. :.
v. sterba, generanym manazerem; ?. fr, sedlak, kasyer, q
DR.. Voian manazer ogloszeniowy, ma czele, kompanla dostar
ME teraz nowego p%rezydenta= " osobie jednego syna pc zmar-=
lynn, Pan Joseph Triner Jr. kt6ry byl sekretarzem nkorporo=@=
wanei spoH i odziedzczyl .te Wysmienlta. energle sWego oJca#
bedzie przewodniczyl frmies do noWych sukcesoW.
Oplakaiaca sWa strate rodzna, PAM katarzyna Tr1ner# -
cztery cork: PAM Camilla 'Wenter, PAM Ella Lagorio, pam pan
Lbbie Klaus i parma Anna Triner przeWiozly zWlokl zmariego 4
= Floridy do Chicago, Dc rezydencyi przy 2S2s sheridan laan ,dle5..
DE. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic w czWartek pc pof1dnlu. Przysfuga 4
zaIobna " LaWndale Masonic Temple, Willard aveniu ZACH
dwndzestej trzeciej uicy Q $50 pc po}udniusa q: potem ma Cze-z
ske narodoWym cnnentarzu: A-a#. - ...ern...
60 Pan. Jozef Triner 5byI czonkem .czeskkiieh toWarzystW,
Lodge Vernoit {. S. P.S. Lodge Prokop,s Veliky, I. Ceska
Besada, czeskfs dArtystyczny klub,# Club DobroWsky, it'd. Chi
seago Commentary No. 10 X Arcana Lodge Noz=1H "a. F#