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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
BRITONS IN AMERICA MAY
ENLIST IN THE BRITISH ARMY

Provost Marshal General Crowder
was requested by the British embas-
ny to give notice to the fact that
British subjects, including declar-
ants. who had registered before July
80, 1918, may enlist voluntarily in
the British or Canadian army up to
and including September %. 1918.
Those who registered on August "a
1918, may so enlist up to and in
cluding September 23, 1918. Those
who register on September 12, 1918,
may so enlist up to and including
October IL, 1918.
During the period allowed for vol.
untary enlistment. British subjects
In each OF these classes. may go long
er enlist In the British or Canadian
army; but unless exempted by the
British ambassador. they become liza
BILE to military service and may claim
Selective Service.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
GROW MORE WHEAT PER ACRE

At the present time a number of
men are preparing for next years
wheat crop. This preparation takes
the form fall plowing and providing
better and purer seeds for the Lib
erty Wheat Harvest" of 1919.
In connection with this we would
like to call the attention OF our
readers to an improved Dicklow
wheat, now grown on the Twin Falls
tract and known as Irwin's Improved
Dicklow. This wheat is recommend
ed by the director of the Aberdeen
Experiment Station as the best Dick
low wheat in Idaho. l.. c. Aicher.
director at the Aberdeen station
states that Dicklow grown on the
station farm, has out-yielded every
other variety five or more bushels
to the acre.
If you are interested in better seed
for next years crop, try to attend
the fair at Filler at least one day from
October 1st to 4th. Samples of this
wheat in sheaf and after threshing
will be on exhibit, and Mr. Irwin and
Mr.. Aicher will be glad to answer
questions. Meetings will be held
In the near future to arrange for
buying at least a carload for plant
ing in Lincoln county next year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
lore JEROME MEN ARE CALLED

The following Lincoln county men
te inducted into service on October
kh, to be entrained for Camp Lewis,
ashington:
4 Verne Roscie Harris, Shoshone.
! Jim j. Fulkerson, Jerome.
Lee Arden Ambrose, Jerome.
1 Clarence Fishburn Yingst. Wen
Sll.
kGeorge Erickson. Shoshone.
The following men are inducted
10 service on October 4th, to be
trained for Jefferson Barracks
nsouri
3ess Mack Reeves. Eccles, w. va
Elmo Smith Gilmore. Shoshone.
oseph william Bolam, Jerome.
Robt. Arthur Brakeman. Richheid
Frederick Lorenzo Tylor. tichheld
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
KILL A COUPLE

Would you kill fighting German
II you we're on the firing line?
Would you carry ammunition to
our soldiers?
War Savings Stamps are as i'm
portant in winning the war for hu-
man freedom as the ammunition with
which Americans soldiers are sup
piled when they go over the top
against the German trench. War
Savings stamps are the ammunition
you and l may use against the Hun.
1t is the money we save and loan
our Government when we buy War
Savings Stamps that buys the am
munition the lads in the trenches
must have to protect your Liberty
and mine. 1t is up to us to buy
every dollars worth of War Savings
| Stamps we can. The President hes
| asked us to do this. The President
is Commander in Chief OF the Amer
| lean armies. 1t is as much our duty
to buy War Savings Stamps when the
President asks us to buy them as It
would be our duty to shoulder a
rife, go into the trenches. step into
the front line of battle and shoot a
German soldier II he asks us to do
that. Don't wait until tomorrow
Buy War Savings Stamps today.
The War Savings Stamp you don't
buy may cost an American soldier
his life.
Every War Savings Stamp you DO
buy is Just the same as II you killed
a fendish. fighting Hun
XIII couple and kill them damn
ed quick.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03

The war trade board has author
lied the importation of fresh toma-
when they are moved as deck cargo
on Cuba-New York mail steamers.
Fruits and vegetables are on the re-
stricted import Inst. but in this. as in
other similar cases, 1t is explained,
the war trade board has found it
possible to aid vital West Indian in
dustries by permitting tomatoes to
be carried as deck load without ex-
cluding other more essential cargo
and without imposing any further
demands upon tonnage.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
SKILLED FARMERS TO BE
PUT IN DEFERRED CLASS
THEY ARE TO BE LISTED WITH
THOSE NECESSARY IN OTHER
OCCUPATIONS

Agreement has been reached by
the war labor policies board. Provost
Marshal General Crowder. the secre-
tary of war, the secretary of agricul-
ture and the secretary of labor on
plan to put into deferred classifica-
tion such persons in the new draft
as are necessary in agriculture. in
dustry and other occupations.
Three advisers are to be associat
ed With each district draft board to
present facts respecting the supply
of necessary workers in these three
occupational groups. The agricul-
ture advisers will be nominated by
the secretary Of agriculture. They
will gather accurate facts concern
ing the requirements of agriculture
for the various classes of workers in
their own districts. They should
have information also as to the needs
of such classes in other districts that
workers not sufficiently necessary in
one district to entitle them to defer
| red classification may have oppor-
tunity to go to other districts in
which they are needed.
The department of agriculture has
sent a questionnaire to each county
agent asking him to furnish reliable
information regarding the farm labor
needs in his county. The facts are
required to assist the district draf
boards in keeping in agriculture the
(a) necessary skilled farm laborel
in necessary agricultural enterprise
deferred class p; (b) ''necessar,
assistant, associate, or hired manag
err of necessary agricultural enter
prise" deferred class 81; (c) "nec
essary sole managing. controlling o
directing head of necessary agricul
tural enterprise" deferred class 4.
What the draft boards desire ar
} facts as to necessary skilled work
ers. The unskilled workers appar
emily are not to be considered for de
ferred classification; they are re
: garded as more important for tn
army than for agricultural enter
! prises and general industry. Th
department of agriculture points ou
= that necessary skilled farm labo
. should not be confused with inc,
= perienced help that. with littl
4 training. can do very we'll some kind
e of farm work.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
Jerome SubSCribeS 80
Per Cent Of Bond Quota
20 PER CENT STILL no BE SUB
sCRIBED TO REACH QUOTA
ALLOTTED TO JEROME

Last Saturday September 28th,
was the day set aside for the Fourth
Liberty Bond drive and by arrange
ment Of the committee it was handled
as a volunteer drive. Notices were
sent out to all residents giving them
the quota they were supposed to
subscribe for, and headquarters were
opened at the various polling places
This method proved very satisfactory
to the committee. as it saved consid-
cradle time and work, and to date
over eighty per cent of the residents
have come forward voluntarily and
subscribed their quota. This eighty
perc ent have subscribed $4,000,
which is 80 per cent of the quota
to be raised by this half of Lincoln
county, leaving twenty per cent still
to be raised by twenty per cent of
the people. II you have not already
seen the committee come prepared
to subscribe for the amount OF per
the notice sent you. and remember
You are not giving this money tc
your government, but you are lend
ing It for cause that is life itseli
to you.
Come on, let's go! Don't let the
word go out that Jerome has failed
to reach her quota. See your com
mittee today and put Jerome ovel
the top.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
COMPLETE HOSPITAL IN MONTH

The work on the new hospital is
so rapidly than construc-
tion may be completed by November
work is done now and the men. are
plastering the interior.
Secretary Louis Levy. however.
states that the association will need
more money IL the building is to be
finished so soon as that. He therefore
urges that those whose subscriptions
are past due to pay up at once. New
subscriptions will also be very &C
ceptable.-Gooding Leader.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
SAVE A NUTSHELL TO
HELP SAVE A LIFE
Nuts. Seeds and Pits Used tn Make
Carbon for Gas Masks

Nuts. the shells of nuts and seeds
and pits of several varieties of fruits
are needed in quantity supply to
make carbon for use in gas masks or
respirators for our soldiers.
Cocoanut shells have furnished the
material for this carbon. but the sup
ply of such shells is wholly made
quate.
The seeds and pits of peaches.
prunes. dates, apricots. plums, olives
and cherries. and English or native
walnuts. hickory nuts. butternuts
and their shells. and Brazil nut shells
are the best substitutes for the cocoa
nut shells.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
We have shipped two hundred and

We have shipped two hundred and
fifty 155-mm. howitzers TO France.
We are producing between $4,000
and 10000 machine guns per month
or Browning heavy 5000 to 1000;
Browning light automatic rife from
5000 to 5000 per month.
We are making about 1900 motor
tractors per month.
We are turning out all the smoke
less powder we need.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
|OLLEGEs AID GOVERNMENT

Nore than 400 colleges have re-
|hded TO the war departments call
h cooperation In training the new
inch of the army, the students
~ training corps. Plans are be-
made to convert fraternity houses
dormitories into barracks Tor
period of the war.
Fhe s. A. T. c. has two branches
collegiate, to which men qualified
khigh school graduation are eligi.
and the vocational section. tc
ch grammar school graduates are
1ble. Recruits will be procured
voluntary induction.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03

The Fourth Liberty Loan the first item the
national finance the Of nten
ton put five million in France and finish the
year. On its call for dollars our
will Judge sincerity
in making that pledge.
The nations resources ample. The of the
Fourth Liberty Loan depends converting share OF
those into Fourth Liberty Bonds Nothing
The should be subscribed the first and oversub
sxbed the second day
Buy Liberty Bonds Don't be Turtle
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-03
MAJESTIC ELECTRIC HEATER

Just the thing for these cool
in the bath or bed ROOM
Attach to any light socket and In
five minutes your room Is nice and
warm. Sold on one weeks trial.
Frasers-Pence Co. Phone 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30
Ma Wolnq Chwile.

.pitana ~zwyczajne krzeslo. Poda
wal fajki ia bardzo d}ugich cy-
buchach, kt6re zapalal t. wv. III
dybusem", czyli ziozonym w Kill
koro skrawkiem papicru. wpierw
cd zapaIki zapalonym i, drnucha-
JAG, rozzarzal ,,stambufke".
ZaczynaIa SIG gra, wSrod kto-
rel pan kap;tan nierzadko zapo-
'minal o Subordynacyi, gdyz sly
chat bylo Cd czasu do czasu:
Pan puIkownik drugi raz ?
rzedu posuwa, do stu tysiecy
dyab}ow!
Panic kapitanic, prosze sic
ME zapominac.
Podlug rozkazu. Ale tax
bye ME moe do stu tysiecy dya-
blow!
- No, wiec cofam Tieze, do
~pioruna!
Dziekuje, do stu tysiecy".:
pardon
- Przymuje.
l znowu nastawa}a d}uga cisza.
Gdy juz mn;ej wieccj era mia
"a sic ku kohcowi, kofo godziny
4tej wchodzil nie5mialo do ka-
wiarni starzcc krzepki, czcrstwyS
o prawic c~zarnej czuprynic, ME-
co szpakowatych wasach i mar
sowym w~ygladzic, Stawas o kill
ka krok6w cd stolika 2 szachami.
Muskat wasy. Pociera' ezupryne.
w~reszcic chrzqkat kilkakrotnie,
p6ki grace mic zwr6eili nan IL
wagi.
! Wrcszcic pan kapitan, obaezy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

Obraz tego pobiezncgo zesta--
wicnia bylby niezupelnym, gdy--
bySmy poprzcstali tylko ma wspo-
mnieniu dobrodziejstw natury
matcryalncj. O druga moralnq,
ktora gl6wnq w naszym zyciu
.odgrywa role, mieliSmy sposob--
nose juz kilkakrotnie przedtem
ma ten miejscu potracic, poru-
'szyliSmy juz ia mimochodem wy
zej. Many tn ma my5li biblioteki
'obozowe. .Trudno sobic wyobra-
ZIG zywot Polaka w zamknieciu,
ma obczyznie, be- ksiqzki pol
skiej. My5my ia mieli. Wypei--
inia}a ona nam godziny woInc pc
piracy i dnie Swiateczne, by}a nau
czyciclem, byla Po~chodni2 oSwia-
ty ! gIebszego u$wiadomienia ma
rodowego. Czego 1--WE slowo mic
dokonaio, sprawiIy tomiki zas}u-
Izonej ,Ksicgarni Lukscmbur-
skiej." zjawiiy sic one niedlugo
Ipo naszem przybyciu do obozu,
Ijcszcze wtedy, gdy o wydostaniu
ksiqzki polskiej Z kraiu nawct
marzyc ME mogle5, DO Przecho--
die musiaia przez granice, a ma
niej Niemiec-C Gerber equine rOz--
Iciagnai straze!
Rok uplywa, jak grono jehc0w
zwierzyIo sic pred panem VIA
dyslawem, re pragnie wydawat
Ip;semko obozowe, zwracajae sic
zarazem Z proSba o poparcie W
koIach rzadowych. Pozwolenic
niebawem nadeszio. a Z MIN i hoj-
ny zasiick sedziwego Protekto-"
ra... W niedfugi Gas i drugi.
Powstal vice Janice Polak'
do uslug towarzyszom, ma sluzbe
jOiczyznie.
So to tylko nickt6re fakty, mo-
wiace same "a siebie, stanowiace
luz same przez sic tytut do vie,
Iczystej wdziecznoSci jehc6w dla
dostojnego Jubilata-O Piekuna.
q .Jehca-Polaka."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

Centrum No. ? byli ma Sumie w ko-
$ciele Pieciu Braci Meczennik0w, po-
czem DO nabozenstWie na predce u
rZadzili vice dla parafian. | trzeba
Gylo widzieC ten entuzyazm, . jaklm
sic CT ludzie odnOsza do Armii Pol
skiej, trzeba bylo slyszeG ich oklas-
XII, jakimi darzyli mowc6w: inspek-
tora Przyprawe i organizatora krzy-
wonosa a wtedy MONA byio osadzic
CIV w Brighton Park SO patryoci czy
ME. I trzeba by1o widzieC Z jakiem
rozradowanicm serca dawali swe gro
SEE ma Armie Polska. Dawali wszy-
Soy: kobiety, dzieci, meICzyzni. Ie-
trano $163.9G. Czyz to ME dow0d
patryotyzmu i zainteresowania sic
ezczerego sprawl Polska / sprawl
Armii Polskicj.
Ninicjszem kwitujemy 4 nastepu-
iacych ofiar zlozonych W Centrum
No .. ma DOmOC Armii POlSkici:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

- Podlug rozkazu, zdrow, jak
ryba.
- Chwalic Boga! Szanuj zdro
vie! Ma staroSt jakby znalazi.
Kapitanic!
Do using pana pu}kowni.
ka.
Moe zrobisz re mna par
tyjke szach6w?
Podtug rozkazu- To "a
szczyt ola mic.
- No to siadajmy.
I tax codzien.
Zauwazylem, re propozycya
,.~partyjki" wychodziia zawsze cd
.pana puikownika.
Pan kapitan ME Smia} propono
wac. Wog6le zaobserwowalem,
re pan kapitan zachowywa} sic
wzgledem pana Puikownika Z
wiclkim szacunkiem i s%ubordyna
eva.
Ba- pan pu}kownik, wowczas
staruszek Observation-Disclosures
.bvi napolecnczykiem. Traktowai
wiec siedmdziesiecio
pana kapitana, jak miodzika' i ola
.tego powtarza} c~odziennie:
- Szanuj zdrowie! Ma starosc
.jakby znalazl.
Albo tez
Wy, mlodzi, ME macie togo
doSwiadczenia...
W6wczas pan kapitan z tant0-
Izya podkrecal wasa.
Chiopiec kawiarniany podSu-
wal ola pana puikownika wlelkl
fotel, sk6ra obity, a ola pana ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30
Mieczyslaw Frenkiel.
SzACAOW.

W ~znanci kawiarni ma rogu IT,
Icy, miedzy godzinQ S. pc po-
ludniu, rozgrywaia sic zazwy-
czaj orygiuaIua Partya szachow.
Prey stoliEu I szachownica sic
dzialo dw6ch starcow-partnerow
Chudy, wysoki, powazny, wy
prostow2ny, caly czarno ubrany,
pan kapitan, oraz nieco oty}y, CT
iy bielutki, gdyz glowa roznila
sic kolorcm Cd biaicgo halsztuka
i biaiego pikowego ubrania, pan
pulkownik.
Byla to zwykia pora, W ktorej
pc skromnym obiadku pan pui---
hownik L panem kapitanem "a
siadali do partyjki.
Ceremonial zasiadania do CRY
pONId'||I@ SLS pSudlIyCZIle OcZ
zmiany.
Schadzili sic Punktualnie w du
zej sail, pod oknern W, rogu.
Nast2Piio powjtanie.
Mann honor powitaG pana
pu}kownika!
-Jak sic masz, panic kapita-
ME?
-Jak zdrowie pana puikowni-
ka2
-Dziekuje. Mega, Mega!
-Dokucza?
-Jak zwykle, kanalia! A ty?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

gu ulicy, gdzic, uscisnqwszy So
bic rccc i salutujqc SIC wzajemnie
r~ozchodzili sic do swoich YkWa-
ter.
Sccna wyzcj op,sana, powtarza
Ia sic yrawic codzicnnic, Z Gala
dokladno5cia.
lego dnia pogoda byfa okrop
ma. Wichcr lomotaf gwaltownic
W okna. Deszcz Jimmy smagal w
oczy. Ulicc pokryte byfy cenk9
lodowa powlokQ. Przcchodnie su
wall ostroznic nogami, by SIG ME
wywr6cit.
" kawiarni juz gorza}y lampy
DO dzicn listopadowy kr6tki, 4
zwlaszcza PREY takiej pogodzie.
w sail rojno bylo i ciepfo.
Pan kapitan juz skohczy} czy-
tanic gazety.
Grzegorz, pc spozyciu zwykfcI
porcyi, siedziai w niszy okienncj,
oczekuj2c ia drzemiacego pana
puIkownika, kt6rego, wskutek
,,zlcj drogi i p~sotnej pory', mlai
odstawic ma ,,kwatere".
Pan kapitan poczal sic niecier-
pliwit, gdyz drzemka pana pun
kownika przeciagaia sic poza O.
znaczoliy Gas i trwala juz blizko
'godzine. Me smiai go budzic. Ia
wo}al wiec chiopca i szepnaf mi
ma ucho:
- Porusz-no,. kawalerze, ale de
'likatnie, pana puikownik,a tax "a
'reke, DO "a dlugo drzemie, a to
ola niego ME zdrowo.
Chlopiec spelnii rozkaz. Nagle
krzykna} przerazliwie:
- Rany IBoskie! Zdaje SIZE re
pan pufkownik ME lyle! Okrutnle
zimne rece.....
Zrobi} sic straszny rwetes. Sa-
la wyludniia sic W mgnieniu Okla.
.Pozostali tylko osfupiali pan ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

wszy 60, wolaf:
- Grzcgorz! Blizej! Jak sig
masz, starry?
Grzegorz robi} kilka krok6w /,
W wojskowei postawic, gloSno,
rytmicznie recytowaf:
- Zdrowia zyczymy panom
oficerom!
Byf to sierzant ,,czwartak6w' ,
pensyonarz miejscowego PREY
tulEM ola weteranow Z roku 1880.
- Co sfychac? - pytal pan
kapitan.
Nam honor mcldowac, &c
wszystko w porzadku.
Jake tam major? - wtra-
Gil pan puIkownik.
Me koniccznic, panic pub
kowniku. Kaszcl, psia para mic
dale mu spokoju, a osobliwie po-
nocach.
- Hin, Inn! Majorzysko COS XII
ksiezej oborze zerkat poczyna.
TAX lest. panic pufkowniku
Miarkuje, &c latoS mu Przyjdzle
Il sw. Piotra sic mcldowat.
"A porucznik?
Chwalit Boga! Wczoraj je-
szcze ma odwieczerz spraf po Ply
sku kalefaktora, re mt kwatere
wyziebil, a kiepsko w piecu napa
III.
No, to chwala Bogu! - "a
kohczy} powaznie pan kapitan.
- Siadaj-ze starry.
- Postoje.
Siadaj, siadajl Tu mic s}uz-
ba.
- Postojc.
"A jake sic ty trzymasz?
Zdr6w, jak rekrut, do using
pan6w oficcr0w.
- Napijcsz SIG kawy?
Podiug rozkazu - napijc.
| Chiopiec przyniosi ogromny eli
MANY kufel i duze dwic buiki'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

Grzegorz zabierat to wSzystko,
szedf kilkanaScic krok6w dalcj
dopiero w niszy oE;cnnej przy ato
Iiku zasiad}, by w przyzwoitcj Cd
lcgIo5ci spozyt pcrcye, ofiarowa-
ma przez pan6w oficerow.
Zjadfszy, obcicraf ga;:,ciq O.
gromne wqsy, przystepowa} biz
zcj / wygiasza} podziekowanic.
- Nam honor podziekowac pa
nom oficerom "a m~i}o5ciwq sra
cye".
Wtedy pan pu1kownik zegnaE
60 skinieniem reki i zapraszal:
- A ~przyjdz-ze jutro I rapor-
tenn.
Stawie sic, podfug rozkazu.
Robi} ,,lewo zwrot' i wycho-
.dzif.
Pan kapitan wydobywaf ogrom
ne, w r6g oprawne, okulary / "a
bicral sic do czytania gazety.
Pan pufkownik rozsiadf SIC W
g}ebi fotelu i ~poczynaf drzemac.
Gwar kawiarniany ME przesz-
kadzaf drzcmce, kt6ra zazwy
czaj trwala mic diuzej, jak pol go
dziny.
Pc skohczoncj drzemce pan pull
kownik wstawaf rzczwy, a pan
kapitan skIadaf gazette i wychodz
Ii razem, rozmawiajac o biezaccl
polityce, kt6ra komentowali ma
sw6j spQsob.
- Francya tego ME zniesle.
Zniesie, panic pu}kowniku.
Wszystko zniesie. Tam teraz ia
kies swiszczypaly rzadza pa
lestranciki. Adwokat, psiakrew,
trzesie takiem pahstwem. Wszy-
stko ma sviecic podleje. Navel
Flancya!
Moi kapitanie, ia ci dale s}o
wo, re cesarstwo bedzie, Musi
bye, do pioruna!
TAX gwarzac, dochodzili do no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30
ZAWIADOMiENiE
SOKOLE.

Niniejszem zawiadamiamy, ze nd
zwyczajne posiedzenie Wydzi1iu g.
kregu Ego DTwiazku Sok0l6w pci-
skich W Am. odbedzie sic W :"ca",
dnia31-go lipca r. b. o godzin:a Sci
wieczorem V Sokolni GniaZla i'm.
Swiatkiewicza pnr. 1916 Tell place.
Il powodu teg0, re ma p~oSiedzeniu
TEN bedzie obeCny specyainy repre-
2entant Wydzialu SokoiGw polskich
z Pittsburgh W celu omowienia bar
do waznej sprawy, przcto 0becnG|c
wszystkich prezes0w, Secretary i
naczelnik6w Gniazd Ohregu 2-gO jest
bez warunkOwo koniecZna.
CZolem,
Ia Wydzial Okregu go I~. Sok.
Pol. W Am.
Jan :. RyEicki, Prezes OkrcGu.
JGzef L. Hornusze%ski, seErotarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30
WLADYSkAW MICKIEWICZ.

do domu panstwa Mickiewiczow,
Z cory proszac o przcbaczenie o.
sobe, kt6ra sic Z tenn, 60 "a MIA
dosiownic powt6rzymy, przeo
mani zwierzyla. TAX ia osoba mo-
villa:
,'Mialem a interes do pan
silva Mickiewiczow, Stajc pred
ich drzwiami - dzwonie - o.
riviera mi sluzqca ! prosi, bym
wszed}. Ale ma jak2S mine zak'o-
.potana. Uderzyio mic to i pytam,
.czy staio sic co, czy moze pail
silva ME zastalcm w domu? Ami
.jedno. ami drugic. Kie licho? Ga
daj dzicwczyno! Fl. widzi pan,
TO niby... zrcsztq p6jde zapytat
panstwo, czy przyjmujq. 20
Ichwili wraca i otwiera mi drzwi
do wiclkiego pokoju, kt6ry do
Ibrze znam, DO nieraz w MIN by
lem. Ale w drzwiach stanaiem i
zdumialem sic ma widok, jaki mi
sic przcdstawii. Ujrzalem CORY
Ipak, skrzyh, pudei, pudeIck -
Iistny sklad ubran, bielizny, obu-
via. %garderoba meska, damska,
Idziecinna - wszystko tam mia
Hes W komplecie - prawdziwc
,,Doroteum." Siysze, maszyna
Ikrawiecka gdzieS turkocze, ktoS
przesuwa skrzynie, widze drobne
rece unoszace W gore pake. Pra-
ca wre, jak w jakiejS twornicy
(bardzo pieknie nazwa} fabryke),
ale kto ia wykonywa? gdzie 50
lrdzie? Zapuszczam sic wiec W
stosy skrzyn ma ich poszukiwa--
nie. Powiadam wan, omal sic z
rozrzewnienia ME rozplakaiem,
jSdym troje gospodarstwa PREY
piracy zobaczyl. Pan Mickiewicz
Z zakasanymi rekawami -
wykonywai te najciezsza-dzwi--
Igal skrzynie (doslownie! y, pre-
nosii je i w rzedy ustawiai. lego
zacna maizonka siedzia}a przy
maszynie, trzymala jakie5 ubra--
ME. prula ! robiia zen MOVE. Cor
ka brakowaia towar, zawija}a, u
kladala w skrzyniach. zagwazdza-
L. ! nalepiaIa kartki: ,,Comman-
dant du Depot de P. G. Polonais."
i ZrozumiaIem."
w ten spos6b i ia droga dosta-
waly sic nan Cd Komitet6w Ma
rodowych w Ameryce podarki
przez lata 1916 i II II. Cd. chwili,
kiedy przewoz Z "a Oceanu zostai
luz uniemozliwiony. Hose ich W
cyfrach przekracza dziesiatki ty-
siecy. wartosc ich w pieniadzach
oblicza prezes ,,Centralnej Brat
niej Pomocy" pc cenach bardzo
umiarkowanych, pred wojcn--
nych ma 10 tysiecy frankow. Me
byIo wtcnczas ami jednego jchca.
ktoryby czqstki Z tego ME otrzy-
mal.
Zawdzieczamy to wiec zabie,
gom i staraniom c~zcigodnego O.
piekuna, a SciSlej sic wyrazaj9c.
zacncj rodzinie pahstwa Mickie-
Iwiczow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30

Oh. Brzostowski, 1890 S. Bishop
III. dal zrCbit mundur dla kaprala
Centrum No. ,.
Oh. Alojzy Pertkowski, 1913 w.
Division III. ziolyl 81 ma pomoc Ar
mil Po!skiej i zobowiqzai sic placic
ma ten eel 81 tygodniowo.
Ma chrzcinach u OBJ. Leopolda
Bonk, ma wniosek oh. KuszewskiegO
zebrano Ma pomoc Armii POlskiej
$1,000.
Ma pozegnalnym wieczorku ochot-
nika Al. Szymahskiego skolektowa-
no ma fundusz ty%toniowy ola pol
skich zolnierzy $2.25.
Oh. Walenty Furman. 524 Ar
mour I'll. ofiarowal . ksiazek ola pol
skich Iolnierzy.
Wszystkim ofiarOdawCom skiada--
my serdeczno podzickowanic.
ug&oSZeuia cod rubryka ..Pracs~ M
nz,,ol.a,l NJ = MINK tNNEI': - JSE lG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-30
z Tow. Kupc6w.

Zawiadamia sic wszystkiCh cz}on-
k6w STOW. Polskich Kupc6w / Pre-
myslowcow', jake te5 | interesuja--
cych sic sprawami kupiectwa polskie
go. IL nastepny Smoker" pofaczony
wraz z po~siedzeniem odbedzie sic d.
31go lipca, ii. we srode, o godzi-
ME 9tej wieczorem ma Wawelu. -
Pr6cz wielu waznych spraw, beda
rozpatrywane cele przysziego sejmu
polskiego, jak tez i przystaplenie Sto-
warzyszenia do klubu prasoweso. -
Prosimy o przybycie.
A. Busch, prezes.
st. Cislak, sekr.