davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-15
WAR DEPA2ThHENT SUMMARIZES
 WESTERN BATTLE SITUATION

 0 Amcntcrs
 Reports c o17s hdici1s That chem to alv in from in that section has come to an
 s n in @ Eilcu gains indicating the Ttons have spent tho O ahoue UN stll desperation to dis)lace the British hold
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-15

The had Seward Peninsula-- THE NUGGETS Associated reports.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-15

ONE s5ooo SOLDIER FRANcE-sUY ONE TODAY
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-04-15

Attacks In Region Nontdidicr
 15-T h Montid; taking number prison made encounters with the enemy a O French battle
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21

been cheered fine since we left
Philadelphia, they sure have lots
of flags here, all the people from
the factories turned out to see us
Friday evening about 6 o'clock
Well we have landed once more
and on our cots again. l sure en-
joyed the trip but am tired now
and glad to hit the cots again.
We had dinner at Hoboken, on
the side trick then came on down
here. do not know our address
yet, but will send this on and as
soon as l get it will send it. Well
/ must close now, will be glad to
hear from any one who wishes to
write for letter always cheers
up a Soldier, as we will not get
to write much any more. l think
we will have some supper pretty
soon when the cooks get around
to it. My address is B. E. Hert-
eel o. A. R. D 46 Co. Camp
Merit, New Jersey.
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21
Food Administration Ruling

In order 70 emphathize the i'm
perative need of continued con-
servation, the Food Administra-
ton is urging the merchants to
install window exhibits during
Thanksgiving week. beginniE g
Monday Nov. 25th, and the az
ministration relies upon County
Food Administrators to further
the movement.
Revised retail selling prices on
sugar to consume. 8.
Owing to the fact that sugar is
more plentiful. and also to the in
crease in cost of doing business
thuout the nation, the Food Ad-
ministration. at Washington, D
C. have directed that retailers
profits on sugar may be increased
All sugar restrictions are still in
iorce and must be observed.
The regular monthly allotment
for each person as established
from time to time, must he en-
forced without deviation until
further notice.
Farmers have been put in class
B and sugar for curing meats is
being allowed them in the actual
amount necessary. upon recon-
mendation from county food ad.
ministrator.
Effective at once. You are no
longer required to use substitutes
in your bread bakery products.
Tie so 20 rule is rescinded. This
means that all bread and pastry
may be made entirely of wheat
-four.
General orders No. 2 and 3 are
still effective, as Washington says
there is more urgent need for
general conservation. in all food
stuffs than ever.
General order No. 8 reads as
follows; no public eating place
shall allow any bread brought to
the table until after the first
course is served. so we ask you
again to keep your good work up
Yours truly
j. W. SHY.
County Food Administrator
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21
CHRISTMAS PARCEL
COUPONS

At the request Of the War De-
partment and the Post Office De-
partment, the American Red
Cross has undertaken 10 furnish
machinery win reby the nearest
relatives Of any man in the Am
erican Expsditionary Forces.
from whom a Christmas parcel
Courcn label as moi letn rtceiv
ed, may forward a christmas par
eel to that individual. in accord
ance with the following plan.
Final date of mailing extended
to Saturday. Nov. 30.h.
Mountain Division headquarters
is forwarding, under seperate
cover, supply of coupons which
of course. must be carefully
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21

allied and associated countries,
whether by the German govern
M snt or by private German in
terests and whether in return
for specific concessions such as
the export of 81 ipping materials
or not are Immediately cancelled.
33 No transfers of German
merchant shipping of any de-
scription to any neutral flag are
to take place after signature Of
the armistice.
vi DURATION OF ARMI-
SRICE.
"a The duration of the armi-
stice is to be 80 days, with op-
ton to extend. During this Pc
riod, on failure of execution of
any of the above clauses, the ar
mistice may be denounced by one
of the contracting party on forty
eight hours previous notices
VII TIME LIMIT FOR
REPLY
35 This arnistlce to be ac-
cepted or refused by Germany
within ~ hours of notification.
The war thus comes to an end:
for. lhavir e a cepted the terms
Of armistice, it will be impossible
70. the German command to re-
newit.
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21

Now that the fourth Liberty
Loan and the political cam oaign;
are over, Colorado yet has one
more task to complete by Decen-
Der 31st, in order to round out
q perfect year of war activities.
That task is the raising of her
quota of $40. 600. 600. 90. thru the
sale of War Savings Stamps. To
date we hav. sold approximately
$l1. O0O. 10000 worth OF these
stamps leaving 50, 900. 600 o. yet
to be sold. During the drive CT
June 2S:h, our citizens are pied
ged to purchase $18. 600. 900 90
worth of these stamps. The re-
demption of pledges has not b zen
as complete esch month as the
redemption Of pledges ,o pur-
chase Liberty Bonds.
We want you. to cooperate
with the War Savings Stamp
Campaign Organization of Your
city, county and state. to secure
the redemption of these pleda
and the purchase of an ad'ti'inn-
al amount sufficient to complete
Colorado's quota. The Colorado
State War Savings Committee co
operating with the various coun-
ty and city committees is just be
ginning campaign that will en-
tend to December 3lst, and will
include AN intensive drive some
time in the early part W DsccIn-
Der to secure the completion of
this quota.
Yours .or the success of the
War Savings Stamp Campaign.
L.. w. EVANS.
State Director.
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21

guarded, issued only undsr strict
accordance with this plan, and
a careful record of all coupons is
sued checked. These coupon
may be furnished by Chapters on
and after November q to invi-
duals who request them. in ac-
cordance with this plan. One
coupon only may be issued to each
individual filling out the follow
ing statement, copies of which
are forwarded. under seperate
cover. for the convenience OF
Chapters
THE undersigned hereby de-
clares that he or she is the near
est living relative, in the United
States. of the proposed recipient
That he or she has not received a
label from abroad; that should
such label be received it will not
be used. and that to the best of
his or her knowledge and belief
only one Christmas parcel will be
sent the proposed recipient.
The responsibility for the pro-
per operation OF this plan should
be placed upon an individual
member of the Christmas parcels
committee, or, in larger Chap
ters. upon a subcommittee Of the
Christmas parcels committee,
and each such application should
be approved or disapproved and
retained in a q pecia' file for fu-
ture reference and checking.
should the war department or
Post Office Department deem
such action necessary.
This plan does not supersede
any previous instructions, but all
previous Instructions as to the
method of handling these parcels
must be followed to the letter.
Parcels shall not exceed three
pounds in weight, nor 9 by 8 by
4 inches in size.
Copies of this letter are being
sent directly to all Chapters and
Branches, but coupons and forms
for statements are being for
warded only to Chapter head
qnarters. Branches, therefore.
will look to Chapter headquarters
for such coupons as may be neg
essary within the jurisdiction Of
the Branch.
Yours for the Christmas Roll
Call. Mountain Division, Amen
can Red Cross.
by Geo, F. Oxley
Assistant to Manager
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21
Letter From B. E. Herzel
ON THE TRAIN
Nov. 4. 1918.
Mr.. Bogert;-
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
Dear Sir

Well l have intended
to write for some time but have
been busy most of the time. l
had the influenza for week.
l was the first one of our Co., to
get it, but did not have it very
bad was in a quarantine tent u
week. got out on Sunday and
went to rifle range OH Monday so
l did not get Il very good record
but passed through all right. got
several bu!lseyes so l think | can
hit German or two. We were
drilled quite hard at the last, we
went through what most of them
went through in six months.
Our Lieuterants were pleased
with our work.
was in the picture that form
ed the 4th Liberty Bell. There
were 100 of US in it.
We had review just beforo
we left. 1000 of US in tlat.
We thought We We're going to
leave Mac Arthur about 2 weeks
ago, but our order was cancelled
we were all disappointed for we
didn't like it there. All are an
xious to go across. We had big
farewell supper and didn's 20 50
we had a big dinner. Sunday be-
fore last. The two meals sure
were fine.
We ro.lel our packs and H. Co
and E Co.. went together as the
46th Co. to the train about 1920
yesterday morning, had about 2
miles to go with our packs and
rifles hut were sure glad to get
out of Texas. The Red Cross
met US at Tyler Texas last even-
ing just as we were eating sup
per and treated us TO apples,
candy and cookies also>cigarettes
to them that smoked.
There are 6 cars Of the 46th Co
ard 6 cars of the 47Lh Co on this
train about SOC men. l had to
go on guard at six this morning
and got eff at eight.
We stopped at Pine Bluff Ark.
about $3.50 and got eff and walked
around little. The Red Gro. 8
gave us apples. cnndy, postcards
stamped coffee and ci cigarettes
The A. r G.. and Y. NJ G A
are doing great wor.. for The
So!diers.ard we sure. appreciate
it.
We crossed the Arkansas River
and White River, sure some nice
country arou.d 'h,re.
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21

Following in Brief are Term. Of the Arisice
nounced by President Wilson, Monday afternoonin in ad
<ress to Congress-
CONTINUED WEEK
the right rquison allies the United
territory The upSeep OF the troop. oi oun-
10 An immediate repatriation without RECIPROCITY according
allied and United States prisoners
The allied and the United States shall be able dispose
these prisoners as they wish
evacuated terrific" will
ths with the md
cal mat rial required
DISPOSITION RELATIVE
FRONTIERS GERMANY
p All German troops present territory
longed shall withdraw within the frontiers OF
Germany existed Aug l, l9lt
Is Evacuation al, German
tors prisoners military the territory
of Russia las defnedbe 1el4) o recalled
all eusions and seizures and
supplies intended Ge,muny
and Russia (as defined on Aug l. lsil
Is of Itovk the
supplementary treaties
the territories by the Ger
convey supplies
i
III CLAUSE CONCERNING EAST AFRICA
operating Al
within month
Nv GENERAL CLAUSES
IS Repatriation without reciproty period
conditions hereafter be fxe of all civilians
than those paragraph
allies the United America re
main
10 Tho following shnancac required:
While "rnstce lasts public securi
which pledge the allies
'epaaon for war losses immediate 'estn" of the
Belgium and immediate
tun of docum ,t plant
touching public a or m aas @ % M ,,e
power delivered the allies signature
be m fcon
neutrals that OF aviItol II al To
given the
ALL tionso OF neutrality being waived.
sociatt German hands be und Without
specified United of America
ion of tn. aie powers andt he America.
by
forthwith
tie of then allied
to placed
nelaace Uhtel States
ncnding be
paid off and completely and
allies and Un'td
right
teitor positions
Baltic
allied assoated IT,
faifcaion defense all kinds ALI
min
all
areo o indicated
existing
all ships
to liable
to be specified allies United
In Belgian
lighters and all a, materials, all
teras in'an' q" anu s''ieS an
and all stores OF all kinds
Cheyenne record., 1918-11-21

the leaves are turning now. we
are headed for Memphis now
have seen some oil wells this
morning. have been going thru
swampy land all afternoon, are
about 20 miles from Memphis
/ Tenn. now. Well this is We'd
nesday morning, we crossed the
Mississippi last evening just at
1 dusk. We had supper at Mem
phis with the Red Cross, then
they marched us up town and
back again. l had a sick head
ache so l went to bed. When we
got to Dickson Tenn. this morn.
ing. this is sure fine country
here, but l did not like it on the
other side of the river, it was to
swampy. We had breakfast just
before we got to Marshvill, then
they stopped there for about an
hour or two and marched around
town rifles and side arms and
sang all cur soldier songs. and
the people waved and cheered US
from the streets and windows we
got back to our train the Red
Cross passed out their bit to US
and now we are on our way again
don't know if you can read this or
not for it is a hard proposition to
write OH the train. Well the man
dolin is going now so l will hafto
stop and join the boys with the
singing Well we are in the
yards of Chattanooga now sure
some fine scenery here. just past
the Tenn. river and high bluff
the rocks extend out over train
and springs all along the side one
place there was a wooden spout
and water running right out of
the bank. l Thought saw some
fine scenery in Colo but this
sure Loo IS fine h ,e, after SUI per
we stopped in Chattanooga bout
an hour had coffee aud post cards
given to US by the Red Cross. We
Soldiers always look forward for
the Red Cross. Just after we
left Chattanooga we went thru
another tunnel about half
mile long the smoke almos. chok-
ed us and /. was sure dark. We
are stopped some where now but
| do not-knoW where or do not
know which way we are headed
so | viii wait I'LL morning to find
cut where we are. Thursday
morning after breakfast we went
thru Johnson City Tenn. at sun
up. We are now stopped at Bris-
tol Tenn. l was on X. P. this
morning. Well we were taken
off here for a cup Of coffee and
post cards from the Red Cross.
We are in Va. now the Tenn. and
Va. line is behind the train. The
main street is the line. We have
been on the train II hours now
sure would like to have a chance
TO walk around while, for we
will sure be stiff when we get off
Don't know yet where we are
going or when we will get there
but we don't worry about that
for Uncle Sam will show the way
as him and the Red Cross will
take care of us we do not neck to
worry. After dinner now, have
been enjoying the fiae scenery
this morning, the streams are 81
clear they are fed from The
springs and the blue grass ana
clover is nice and green yet, the
cattle AMI h)rsss seem to enjoy
it very much, there is lots of
wheat here and the corn shocks
are thick with large ears on them
| saw d yoke of oxen this morn
ing in one of. the small town.
Friday morning. We went to
bed at Lienhurg Tenn. last nis mt
ard got up at Newark Maryland
this mori.i e. went thru Wash
ington D {. and crosaed the Po-
tome riv. r abolt 8 o'clock this
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
przeuaWia1

G16wnym m6wca na. programme
W piatek wieczorem W opefze be-
die F. J. Bruno, z Minneapolis,
kt6ry Jest jeneralnym sekreta-
rem domowej s}uzby, podczas
wsojny ma Minnesota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
SZKOkY w OKOLICY ZN6W
z POWODU
INFLUENZY.

Epidemic zdaje sic zn6w rozsze
rae W niekt6rych czesciach tego
powiatu. Wykazuje sic to z "a
mykania szk6l ma farmach jake j
W miasteczkach. Szkoly zamknie-
te zosta}y W tym tygodniu W Pick
wick, Fremont i powt6rnie W LIE
wiston.
Raporty 2 innych miejsc W kra
jn wykazuja re i tam pomnaza
sic liczba przypadk6w ma te cho-
robe. w Altura, zas gdzie szko}y
by1y przez kilka tygodni zamknie
tie teraz zostaly otwarte i jest
tam tylko kilka przypadk6w tel
choroby.
Dokladnej liczby szk6l zamknie
tych powodusiafluenzy ME MOI
ma oznaezyc, powiada s%upernten
dent powiatoWygdyz wielesnie
zglasza sic do tego ofisu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
ZwyciestWo.

Pc d}ugich czterech latach ciez
kiej walk nadeszla wreszcie ola
Aliant6w wielka chwila zwyciest-
wa. Narody sprzymierzone przezy
~ cierpliwie wiele ciezkich chwil,
armie ich wytrzymafy wiele stra-
sznych atak6w, DO krzepilaI ich
ciagle wiara w o%stateczne- zwycie-
Ia wiara rowniez dawafa cner-
gle ilarodowi niemieckiemu do
zniesienia bez szemrania trudoW
wojny. Pomimo cierpien, giodu i
niewyg6d wykazali Niemcy cudo-
VIVA. wprost~ solidarnoscrw.W ysiE
kach poniesionych do osiagniecia
|zwyciestwa, | OTTO nagle ia dosko-
nala maszyna wall sic odrazu w
gruzy - dzielna dotad armia skla
da bron cierpliwy i solidarny ma
rod ogarnia sza} buntu szerzacego
sic niepowstrzymanie wzd}uz i w
szerz calego panstwa. A ia zadzi-
wiajaca zmiana nastapi}a natych-
miast, gdy wobec k%apitulacyi Bu}-
garyi, Turcyi Austryi, zgas}a ra
ptownie wiara we zwyciestwo.T Ten
sam lud niemiecki, kt6ry DIS zrzu
ell z tronu j wygnal Z ojczyzny
cesarza Wilhelma lamie Gala daw-
ma organizacye gubiac sic W anar-
chi = czcilby nadal Hohenzoler-
IA i stalby murem, zadziwiajacej
SWAT solidarnosci niemieckiej,
PREY dawnym ustroju i kierunku
polityki pod hasiem "Deuthland
ueber Allies" gdyby W duszach
ich ME braklol dumy i spokoju
zwyciestw, jakiemi sic czul z po-
kolenia ia pokolenie cd czas6w
zwyciestwa pod Lipskiem i Wa
terloo, ma Kongresie Wiedenskim,
i pod Sedanem.
Blunt niezadowolenie j przygne-
bienie - to odwieczne nastepst--
wa kleski.
Inaczej zupehie wygladaja kra
je zwycnzcow. Tu lud czuje sic
~szczesliWy i zadoWolony. Wraca.
do piracy Z Wiara j energia 2 po-
czuciem bezpieczenstWa jutra.
Radose i zadowolenie .panuje
dis wsr6d ludlow Aliant6w.
A COZ sic " Polsce dziejeG
Polska naiwieksze " wojnie cd.
niosla zwyciestwo, DO W niej ME-
podleglose zdobyla. Ale jakrod lu-
.du polskiego, gnebionego przezz
cztery lata najstraszniejsza MEDIA
i uciskiiem, MONA zadae ably po-1
.czuf sic. naggle zvyyciezca2
Uczucie 70 jednakz e Wszech--
miiar dzielnym mieszkancom Pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
ID&CIE w PIATEK WIECZO-
: REM DO OPERY
~PRZEDSTAWIENIE DARMO

PRZEDSTAW1ENIE DARMO
W piatek wieczorem 1890 grud
MIA ma zgromadzeniu Czerwonego
Krzyza. Bedzie to pierwsze sp6le
CINE przedstawienie -Pierwsza
sztuka bedzie odegrana przez
czlonk6w Czerwonego Krzyza z
Gilmore Valley, druga przez Ere
creation Boosters a trzecia przc2
polska m}odziez.
Cd dluzszego juz czasu PREY:
spasabiano sic ma odegranie tego
Poczatkowo chcieli anatomy II.
rzadzic przedstawienie "a op}ata
wstepnego, lecz z powodu grasu'
jacej choroby od}ozono~to ma POI
niej; teraz postanowiono ME ia.
dac pieniedzy "a wstepne, ME be.
die tez zadnej kolekty, aktorzy
podjeli sic urzadzic przedstawie.
ME darmo, a skoro okaze sic pc.
trzeba azeby dopom6dz Czerwone
mu krzyzowi miasto mu dopomo.
re.
Mech vice sic nasi Polacy zgrc
NADIA jak najlicznieJ ma to dar.
me przedstawienie. Pamietajcie, "
piatek 1890 grudnia wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
WalerYa Ritter otrzyma,
Ia list Z p~od1ekowanien.
Niagara on the Lake Z grud 1918
*Knchana PAM

Niagara on the Lake Z grud 1918
Kochana PAM!
Dziekuje "a przyslanie mi pom
czoch, W kt6rych mi sic tax do
brze chodzi, a tax So dobrze j cia-
sno zrobione re wiatr ME przeWie
.je przez ME. Jeszcze raz dziekuje
j spodziewam sic re PAM mi na
gwiazdke take same przysle to ia
bede PAM bardzo wdzieczny j nj
gdy ME zapomne re PAM ma take
dobre SERGE.
Pc swietach wyjedziemy. Do
|Francyi vice ia Pania bardzo pro
sze azeby mi przyslala dobra
gwiazdke jesli laskawa PAM ze--
chce.
ia jestem teraz W szkole ped
oficerskiej w Kanadzie j bardzo
mi sic TIL dobrze poWodzi, tylko
re jeszcze ME nam dobrego swea
ira, vice jak bardzo zimno to mu
sze sk6ra ~trzasc, a MOI przyjaciel
take. Ny jestesmy obaj st.
Paul, Mimi, ia jestem Is lat sta
ry, MOI przyjaciel tax samo. Je-
stesmy obaj zgrabni chlopcy Q
czem PAM sic przekona gdy sic
danny odebrac i poslemy PAM 70
tografie.
Jezeliby PAM bylo "a trudno
nam taxi %podarunek nszykowac:
to tam W Winonie jest wiecej pa.
MEN, gdly PAM je poprosi to moze
one nam COS ladnego ma gwiazdke
przysla. Mech tylko PAM ME "a.
O mas.
z pozdrowieniem
7 Franciczek GiWojna.
No 2016 End Bait. N. c.. 0 Polish
Army Camp Niagara on the Lake
Ontario Canada
PAM Walerya Ritter zawiada
mia, re paniom j panienkom, kt6
reby mia}y zamiar poslac jake
podarunki ola naszych polskich
chfopc66w W Kanadzie, chetnie u
dzieli informacyi W jaki spos6t
lie pos}ac MONA. Zg}osic sic male
zy pred niedziela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
Podlekowanie : 0bozu
koSciuszki.

PAM M. Grupa otrzyma1a po--
dziekowanie "a szkarpetki zrobio
he ola Polskiei Armii kt6re otrzy
mai pewien Polak " polskim .obo
zie Kossciuszki " Kanadzie. List
ten podajemy ponizej:
.Ob6z Kosciuszki 6 grudnia, 1918
Szanowna PAM!
Moze ten list Pania zadziwi, ale
ME tax jak mnie, gdy ma szkar-
petkach, kt6re dis otrzyma}em
nazwisko bardzo mi znajome. . kol
legium W Erie znalazlem.
Ma mysl mi zaraz przyszed1 ko-
lega i wsp6luczen Jan Grupa. By
lismy w jednej klasie, mieszkalis
my razem we dwoch W jednym
pokoju. Bylo mas tn kilku kolle-
GUM ale ci wyjechali do Francyi.
Mnie tutaj ME .chca puscic DO je-
stem obywatelem Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. Jednego nawet odeslali
do domu z powrotem. ia tutaj
jak ma pokucie W tel Kanadzie
siedze tylko, i jedyna rozrywkaa
ola mnie jest cwiczenie coraz to
|nowych ochotnik6w.
Dziekuje serdeczpie "a pamiec
o naszych ch}opakach W obozle
ma wygnaniu''. Ducha tego ma
szego mozemy tylko zawdzieczac
VAN Polkom, z kt6rych to piersi
plynie~ trucizna kt6ra wrogowie
sic truja.'
CZOlem
Por. Eugeniusz Go}aszewskl.
Porucznik Eugeniusz GolaszeW
ski przys}a} tel PAM Grupa toto.
giraffe naszych polskich chlopcoW
W Kanadzie. Wszyscy zgrabnl, &c
brze i zdrowo wygladaja ma OBJ
szernym obrazku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13

Czystosc jest najp1srwszcm pra
wem zdrowia, wewnetrznie tax sa
mo jak i zcwnetrznie. Mech Ro-
cky Mountain herbata bedzie wa-
Sym wewnetrznym ezyscicielem,
wtenczas vase organa beda czy-
ste i wypr6znione, vase zdrowie
dobr,e wasz system akuratnym.
Zacznijcic zaraz, herbata albo ia
blcty, ooc W aptee Brown'a Og{.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSC0WE
TERAZ MOzECIE KUPIC TWA
RDYCH WEGLI.

Angielskic gazety podawa1y
czesto wiadomoSci, re W tym ro-
ku ME bedzic mona kupie W Wi
monte twardych wegli. TAX tel
rzeczywiscie bylo i gdyby "Wino
ma Coal Co." ME zapobicg}a te-
mu ME byloby mozc dosyc wegli,
lecz wzieli sic oni ma spos6b i
sprowadzili okropna ilosc twar--
dych wegli. Mozecie teraz kupic
dla siebie lie chcecie, a mozecie
kupic take twardych wegli ma
podarunek gwiazdkowy ola swe-
60, krewnego albo przyjaciela. Pc
dziekuie wan z radosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13

AKA, A zADNA..
Starry. jegomosc umizga sic do
panny, ushugujacej W restaura--
cyl:
Wstyd, zeby TAXI powazny
pan zalecaf sic do panny..
E, TAXA parma a zadna, to
wszystko jedno!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
GOSc z CHICAGO.

w przesz}y poniedzia}ek bawi4
W Winonie u swej siostry PAM no
zalii Rock, brat jej, Wiel. ks. Pa
wei Sobota, z Chicago, wieczorem
zas ks. Sobota pojccha} do indie
pendcnce, Wis, gdzie mieszkaja
lego rodzice i wiele innych krew-
nych. Razem z ks. Sobota pojecha
Ia takze odwiedzic =swych dziadu-
SLOW parma Maryanna Rock.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
Ogfoszenie Miejskie.
ZAWIADOMIENIE o APLlKACYI
LOUIS BILTGEN
O L1cENcYE MA sPRzEDAzL 1KIERow

O LICENCYE MA sPRZEDAz LIKIER0W
Zawiadamia; sic niniejszem. re Louis Biltgen
zsmiasta i powiatu Winona, W stanie Minnesota
zlozyl dnia logo grud. 1918. piSmienna ~aplikacye
u recorders wspomnianego miasta. do radnych
wspomnianego miasta o licencye ma sprzedaz pa
v miesdie Winona, powiecie Winona " stanie
Minnesota, i znanem i opisanem jak nastepuje.
DIP. W przednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze
mu~rowaheeo Ibudynku. tax zwanego Sugar Loaf
Wspomrfikna aplikacya omawiana bedzic ma po-
siedzeniu hadyt.miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie v
tokalu : rady7 miejskiej " budynku miejskim "
wstsomnianyn 'mleSeie dnia 6go s%tycznia, r. 2.
1919. o Rodz.: SOC wfeczorem " tym czasie j miej-
scu moae Gle stawieseazdy i sprzeciwiae sic wy.
staktej lieensyi.
pisang, IlWinona, Mimi. 11eo erudn. 1918.
- GEO. W. HOFMA ANN.
Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-13
Franciszek Kulas i ION

Franciszek Kulas i iona, jego Z
Marina, Mimi, przyjechali w So
bote do Winony i bawili tn u ma
tiki PAM Kulasowej PAM R. Ku-
kowskiej pod mr.. 709 wscll. 4 I'll.
w poniedzia1ek panstwo Kulas
odjechali rannym pociagiem 90
Dodge, Wis. do brata p. Michafa
Kulas, kt6ry jest niebezpiecznie
chory, i zabawia tam przez dlnz:-
szy czas.