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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11
Strawberry Festival May %.

The Ladies Aid Society met Thurs.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. job
Woodruff and had quite a busy SEES
sion. 1t was decided to hold a straw
berry and ice cream festival Tuesday
evening, May %.
The collectors reported gratifying sue
cess in the p~enny-a-day canvass that
was inaugurated May 1. Those who
have not signified their willingness to
enroll in this campaign may do so by
notifying some member of the Society
or the pastor. The ladies who had
charge of the Rummage Sale reported
that they had netted $75 and were
highly pleased with the result of their
labors.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11

Men, bear in mind the fact that the
Mems Bible Glass meets Sunday af-
ternoon at $50. You are all invited
and expected to be present.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11

Sunday School and the attendance
was encouraging. 1t was also decis-
ion day and a large class of children
gave their names to the church as
probationary members. An interest
ing address was made by Judge Allen
B. Endicott, the great Sunday School
worker, of, Atlantic City.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11

On Saturday evening, May 25, the
postponed First Quarterly Conference
will be held. District Superintendent
F. A. DeMaris will preside and he will
expect reports from each department
of the church.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11
SALEM LADIES AID SOCIETY
ENTERTAINED BY MRS. ALLEN

The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem
NJ. E. Church was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Charles T. Allen Friday
evening, May 10. A splendid musical
and literary program was presented
and a delicious luncheon served. These
monthly social affairs are extremely
popular and well attended.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11

The Mite Box opening of the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society will be
held mex Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Levin, Main street and
Mulberry Those having mite
boxes will please turn them in at this
meeting.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11

Because of unavoidable circumstan-
ces, the meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society was postponed last
Wednesday until next Wednesday,
when the session will be held at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Lore, Wash
ington avenue.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-05-11

Where can you get so much value
for your money as in a years sub
scription to The P~leasantville Press?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

pytuja sic o szczeg0}y Rampant i o ra-
dy, w jaki spos6b najlepiejby mogli pc
moe dac W tax pozytecznej sprawie i ak
cyl.
w tych dniach odbyio sic posiedzenie
%wybitnych obywatGi / obywatelek W
Buffalo, IA kt6rem omawiano sprawy
Rampant Wychodztwa Ojczyznie. Ma
posiedzenie to specyalnie udal sic z
New Yorku czionek komitetu Wyko--
nawczego. p. Tadeusz Wronski, kt6ry
zebranym obywatelom i obywatelkon
plany Rampant przedstawii tax po-
trafi{ wszystkich zainteresowac / "a
grzac do piracy, re wnet zawiaza} sic
specyalny komitet, kt6ry zajmie sic ak
eye GAIA ma miejscu. Do komitetu owe
go weszli: Wiel. ks. Aleksander PitaS,
ks. L. S. Hordych, PAM X. Chodkiewi-
czowa, PAM +. Z. ~Fronczakowa, p. X.
Bergner. Sk}ad komltetu tego dale re-
kojmie, re praca W Buffalo j okolicy
pojdzie skiadiie | energicznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
Koacsrty WrOnskiego.
l. B;rra Kom. Wyk. kampari Wy
ehoditwO C~jezyinie).

Komitet WykUnawCzy ..WychoilZtw0
Ojczyzaie" W dniu 3-go maja ninicj~
SEEN podaje do wiadomoSci o%6iu Po-
lonii W Stanach IjednOczOnych. IL ME
bawem wyjedzic po osadach pOlSkich W
Ameryce W ponOwny Objazd kapela Ar
mil PolSkiej Z p. TadeuSzem WrOh--
skim ma czcle ia Szereg kOncert0w. Ma
program zioza sic utw0ry OrkieStrowe
ludowe -. nigdy ~ieszcze w .AEeryce
ME Crane p. TadeuSz WrOGSki Spie-
wac zaS bedzie M koncertach tych see
reg pieSni ludowych. take dOtychczas
ME slyszanych j~eszcze w tym kraju.
Ma programme r6wniez bedzie Szereg
p0lskich taGc6w ludOwych, wyk0nanyCh
przez zawodowych tancorZy 4 baletu
warSzawSkieg0.
Koncerty tie ME beda prowadzOne
ola zysk0w materyalnych, ale siuzyc
beda tylko jake &rOdek agitacyjny dla
kampanii W~ychOdztwo Ojczyznie W
dniu 3-go maja. W ka&dej OSadzie pol
skiej Odheda sic diva koncerty: - je-
den pOpOludniu ola kObiet i dzteci, dru-
ii %wicczorem ola mezcZyzn. Pierws2y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
Million Dolarow W Ma,
ju ma potrzeby Armii
Po|skiej.

TydzieG mina1 dOpierO cd chwili roz-
p~oczecia p~rzygOtowal do kampanii, kt0
"a una ma celu zebrane miliOna dolar6w
ma rzecz naszej armii polskiej - ma
ubezpieczenie aOlnierzy, ma Szpitale ola
Mich | t. d. wSr6d Polak0w i Polek ma
wychodztwie, a zauwaayG sic jua dale
wIelkie zalnteresowanie wsr6d szero-
kich mas emlgracyl ~naszej. Biura gl6-
VINE Komitetu WykonawczegO kampanil
,,Wychodztwo O~jczyinle', kt0re miesz-
cza sic pod nr. II West 81 utica W New
Yorku, codziennie otrzymula wiele H.
stow. W kt6rych badz p~ojedyhczy oby-
watele | ~obywatelkl, bqdz tez komltety
Gale lub oflcerowie rekrutacyjni, do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

lime osady i Stany take zabraiy sic
juz do rohoty przygotowawczpj do
kampanii ,,Wychodztwo Ojczyznie". Cd
specyalnych emisaryusz6w kt6rzy wy
jechali W objazd osad polskich. ally
informowac Og0i emigracyi o kampa-
nil majowej, nadchodza bardzo dobre
wiesci, d~owodzace, re Polonia W .Amc-
ryce czuje doskonale, IL Ojczyzna WY
wa ja do piracy | re nikomu teraz Sic
dziec cicho ME wolno, jesli W sercu
jego jest iskra jeszcze miioSci do Gle
miezonej Ojczyzny. Nadmienic tutaj
trzeba, re o~bjezdzaja W obecnej chwili
osady polskie %nastepujqcy em~isaryusze:
Porucznik armii polskiej. Wladyslaw
Pytlowany, osady W stanach Ohio. In
diana i poludniowym Illinois.
Porucznik armii polskiej, Lucyusz
Kajka objezdza %zachodnia Geese sta
MI Pennsylvania / okolice Pittsburgh.
p. WI. Dabrowski wyjechai W OBJ
jazd osad polskich " stanach Nebraska,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

OrganiSta ma Szczepanowle jest p.
JakGb Netzel. miOdy i energiczny pra-
cownik IA pOlu muzyczuem. Cd czaSu
uzySkania pOSady OrganiSty W tel pa
rafii ch6r ~parafialny coraz to dosko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
ze Szczepanowa.

nalSzym ste robi. TAX il Z czA$em tnz
Szrzepanowo mice bedL;e Ch6r picrW-
~szorzeduy.
Podlug sprawozlan drukowanych
" parafii Sw. SlvZepana miala W rO&u
1917 q .hoIu w sunIle $0.901.T3 Il p0zo-
staia nadwyzka 2 roGu 1913 wynoSifa
raZem 500. czyIi IL GOchodu W r0Iu
1917 razem byIo L, uadwEzka W sumie
$1O.O01.T3. Wydatk6w parafia ia miata
W roku 1917 W sumip $6O.S36.01. dug
parafialny wynoSi azc $~56,1Sl.4G,
warto$t zaS wiaSno$ci parafialncj Wy
uosi okragie $12a.GO0.0O. a z~abezpie--
czona ia wtaSnojG jest M sumo $751;
$4,000 w razie Ognia.
o
Razem 2 Y. p~rOb0szczem Swoim pra-
cuje take Komitet Parafialny, ska
dajacy sic 2 PIP. J6zefa Tenczara. Fran
ciSzka TUiek i KiemenSa Fudala.
=
W roku 1917 do parafii Sw. SZcz"pa-
n~aleia}O 49, rOlzin Il SamOtnych
10. Parafia Ia rO5nie jaH I'D drOz--
przybywaja do mich nasi z in
nych paraf:i. Slubowai w koSciele pa
W ro&u ZeSziym : par, a
chrzt6w bySo razem I'll Il p0grZeb0w
-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
POIsCy Foresterzy PIanuja
zbiGranie SkIadGk Ma Bic
dne DzisCi " OjCzyznie.
CZJ tai Not Rep"

Jutro 0 godzinie 2:3O popofud.
niu, W pokoju 1922 w budynkr
Stock Exchange" PREY LaSallt
: Washington III. W SrodmieScir
odbedz;e sic zcbranie reprezen-
tant0w polskjch Dwor0w Fores,
tcrskich w cclu uplanowania i O.
mowienia systemu zbierania ska
dck M g}odne i biedne dzicci W
wojnie zrujnowanej .Polsce.
Ma jutrzejsze posiedzenie sta
vic sic majq reprezentanci Dwo-
row. kt6rych spis podajemy po-
n:zej. Sd to:
Ignacy F. Dankowski, 1902 West
17ta ul., repr. So Dworu Sw. Woj-
ciecha.
Antoni Nowak, 2242 S. Albany
ave, rep. EOS Dworu Sw. Michaia Ar.
Piotr Jezierny, 2244 So. Marshall
boul.. repr. 334 Dworu Sw: Kazi-
mierza.
Wladyslaw Palewicz, 1913 N.
Springfield ave-, relr. 60 Dworu Sw.
Stanisiawa.
Roman J. Kowalewskt, 1853 w.
4Sma ul., repr. 1876 Dworu $w. Ed
warda.
Adolf Mfyniec, 2931>s So. 4Smy CT,
reDr. 796 Dworu sw. Kazimierza.
Stanislaw Jaskulski, 2O27 w. 19ta
ul., repr. 921 Dworu Sw. Amy.
MARGIN Markowski, 2914 n. Ham,
lin ave-, rnpr. 1894 Dworu Pasta.
Fran. Piatek, $685. Davlin Ct, rep.
2S5 Dworu KoSciuszki.
Julian Szczepahski, 1855 ". d.
vision ul.. rep. 4S2 Dworu Pulaskie-
go.
Leon Slash, 2215 S. Sacramento
ave. rep. 1877 Dworu Sw. Gwalberta.
Max. Harmacinski, 2S15 n. Ham
Ii nave, rep. S64 Dworu Sw. Oval
berta.
J6zef R~apaczynski, 1850 w. Supe-
rior ul., rep. 500 Dworu sw. Jana X.
,J6zef J. Sadowski, 1884 S. Com
mercial ave. rep. 1918 Dworu sw.
Franciszka Sal.
Frank Golubski, 1857 n. Spauld-
ing ave-, rep. 1143 Dworu sw. Marci-
ma.
August Czosek, 2217 N. Leaning
| ton ave, rep. 1850 Dworu Adama
Mickiewicza.
Michal Woiciechowski, 1924
Woodland ave-, rep. 1869 Dworu sw.
Maxymiliana.
Jan P. Remus. 2156 Y. Lorel ave-,
rep. 1927 Dworu sw. Stanisiawa B..
i NJ.
W. Ba~rszczewski, SIS N. Western
ave-, rep. 1443 Dworu Kazimierza
Wielkiego.
Fran. Scibior, 1904 Armitage ave.,
rep 147S Dworu Mikoiaja Koperni-
ka.
Vol. BORROWER, 2915 n. Lawn
dale AVE., rep. 1880 Dworu sw. Am
brozego.
MARGIN Lewandowski, 2047 Web
ster ave., rep. 1885 Dworu Papieza
Leona XIII.
Adam Lulifski, 1924 Burley ave-,
rep. 1868 Dworu sw. Krzyza.
Wojciech~ Zajqc, 1880 Fry ul., rep.
1887 Dworu Boleslawa.
Podobne posiedzenie czyli ze--
branie representative odby}o sic
l6ioglej niedzieli, ma kt6rem by::l
obecni reprezentanct Dworow
polskich z innej dzielnicy. Podo-
bnych zebrah ma sic odbyt jesz-
cze kilka a potem nastapi jeden
walny vice, MA kt6rym podany
bedzie i opracowany razem plan
hIha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
nicsienia pomocy biedneJ

nicsienia pomocy biednej pol
skiei dziatwie poza oceanem.
O walnym wiecu pisac bedzie-
my w swoim czasie. DIS tylko
przypominamy wszystkim wyzej
wymienionym representation
Dwor6w polskich azeby sic jutro
stawili ma czas oznaczony, jak je-
den MAJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23
ltndnYch szalbierzy naeial

EndnycA ~slalbierzy naciagacs1,
szyhaiscych ma kieszenIe iatwowtsrs
aych. ME ma DZIENNGk CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltach. DO SSwsEs
pracuJs ola dobra Iudu. Oszukanczs
fire sales" stanowczo " DZIDNNI.
KU CHICAGOSKlM oglas1ans hyt
ats mogs-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

JutrO . gOdZinte BIB pop0iudnlu W
ko5ciele p. w. &w. Szczepana, sdzie pro
boszczem jest y. AlekSy 5. G0rSii, Cd
bedzie sic p~oSwiccenie c%horaSwt Bra
cswa R62aGca &wieteso s&laiajace%1
sic z mezczyzn. Chrzestni zebraG sic
maja W sail pod kO$ciOiem przed go
dzina 80 popo4udniu.
PoSwiecenie ChOragwi dokOna Wei.
X. Pralat, StaniSiaw Nawrocki a ka----
zanie stosOwne do ~urOczyStO&ci wygiO
ST y. DIR. Stanisiaw Bona. Pc poSwie-
ceniu odprawione beda nieszpOry a u
roczystoSG GAIA zakOnrzona bedzie bio
soslawieGstwem. Potem chrzestni / go
scie udadza sic napOwr0t do sail pod
koSCiO4em-
= Prey tel ~sposonoSci podaG chccmy ma
Sym czytelaikom gar$c nOwin Z para
fiji Sw. Szczepana.
Miejscowy ~proboszcz y. \. G6rski, ma
prawigszy niciedno zabral sic tcraZ na
seryo DO odrestaurowania wnetrza ko-
Sciola. Ma picrwSzem miejscu Sufit k"-
sciola pokryty bywa O5ccnie stalOwa
blacha artyStyczn.e wykOnana, 20 tez
o wiele up;ekSzy Wnctrze ko5cloia ia
SzczepanOwie.
S~z"ze0arowo pOS2czyc.t sic moe no
wa i ~elegancka SzGOia. ~Urzadzenia W
szzolr tel 50 majnowsze i najdrozsze.
Klas razem jsst SEES a do SzlOiy U
c2?szcza 329 chlopc6w i dZiewczQt. So
stry re ~zgromadzenia St6sJr Felicysaek
maja nadz6r nal SZkola. Pod Szkoia
znajluje sig wielka >ala Ola Towa-
rzyStw.
Dom mieS-kalny ola Si6Str Nancy
clelek mie$cl sic pnr. SIC Peoria utica.
Ma wewnatrz zoStal niedawnO Oduowio
my, ma 'nowSze ~urzadzenia z~aprowadzic
Mat y. prOboSzcz. Ma pierwszem pie
trze W domu Si0str. kazdegO wtorku /
czwartku wieczOrem zbieraja sic panic
1 panieGki 2 parafii ably tam robic
s~zkarpetki dla naSzych pOlskiCh Aoi--
merry w Armii POlSGiej we Fraucyl.
-
Niedawno odbyl sic M S~zczepanowie
Vice ObywatelSki ma kt0rym parafia-
ME uradzili p}acic POdatek NarOdOwy
W sumie niemniej jak SOC miesiecznie.
BezinteresOwnie PREY piracy zbierania
tych pOdatk6w pOdjeli sic kOlektorzy i
kOlektOrki Z. parafii.
-
Organista ma Szczepanowle jest p.
JakGb Netzel. miOdy i energiczny pra-
cownik ia pOlu muzyczuem. Cd czaSu
uzySkania pOSady O~rganiSty W tel pa
rafii. Choir parafialny coraz to dOskO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-23

Pa,ruku,-.s prscyt = Czvtaj piinis
nRloszeuia C~i rubryka Fraca ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-11
Bolsheviki Quit
Gold Country AS
Allies Advance

TOXIC, Friday O,, 4-Rolsheyiki
forces abandoned the gold mining
district west OF Morasoeisky in the
Transatlantic region, when the Jap
anese and allied troops approached. ac-
cordtng 20 statement issued today.
The bolshevih lett the vicinity OF the
Ioroaku gold mine when the allied
troops entered the village there.
When the allied forces entered the
town Of Banbuikl on September y no
bol,hcyki troops were I1und The pco-
pie gave the allied troop, a cordial re-
cen'ion. The allies captured nine
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greatest ever attempted They in
cluded a bombing expedition OF over
$50 planes The towns bombed in
cludsd those from the point farthest
east in tho Franco-American positions
beyohd the Meuse to Metz. This cr-
petition was carried out with the loss
Of only one man.
Observers told the officers at head
quarters last night that they had been
unable TO see any movement on the
roads where ordinarily German trans
port, are moving, and in towns where
their presence had not even been re-
ported otherwise. American troops had
been seen biyouacking. Here and there
an enemy battery was observed but all
reports agreed that in the greater part
of what had been the Germans ad-
yanccd area the guns had been moved
back.
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IiuN More liunds=-
Seven Sailors Missing

WASHINGTON. Oct ll--gm en-.
listed men OF the crew OF the L. S. s.
WcS,ratc, which sank in a collision ON
October T. were officially reported
missing today by the navy department.
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Hungarian Chief .
Approves Move

AMSTERDAM, Thursday, Oct 10
Count Apponyi, the opposition leader in
the Hungarian parliament, has approved
of the peace proposals Of the central
empires, according to a Frankfort dis
patch to the Nieuwe Courant of Rotter-
dam. at is not we who bring about
the fall of the dual monarchy" he isl
quoted as saying. 1T has collapsed
of itself"
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steamers at BanbmN and took posses.
sion or 5}l passenger cars and ,.n,i
cradle war material
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Drink lots Of water and stop
eating meat for a while if
your Bladder troubles
you.

When YOU wake un with hackaChe and
dull misery in the kidney region it gen.
orally means You have been eating too
much meat says a well-known author
ity Meat forms uric acid which over
works the kidneys in their effort 10
filter it from the blood and they be
come sort OF paraly1ed and loggv When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog you
must relieve them like you relieve your
bowels; removing all the body's urinous
waste, else YOU have barkache. sick
headache, dizzy spells; your stomach
sours, tongue Is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
lwiiges The urine is cloudy iull Of
sediment channels often get sore, water
Icslds and you are obliged 10 seek te.
lief two or three times during the night
Either consult a good, reliable physi-
ian at once or get from your pharma-
,lN about four ounces OF lad Salts, take
q tablespoonful IN a glass OF water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. Thi,
Iamous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera.
licns TO clean and stimulate sluggish
Kidneys, also to neutrallEe acids in the
urine 50 Il no longer irfitates, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Isd Salts Is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. II is inexpensive, eanno,
inisre and makes a delightful, effer.
Nescent lithia-water drink (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-11

--Buy More Bonds--
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
l89j-Williams College concluded a
weeks celebration Of its centennial.
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Side|ights on War Moves
BY w M Il.

IONDON di,natrh Yesterday. ,,,j
n tb. onirion nrer,;i.d b,t NJ,
"A ,b,1 Eorh has mo-, nI,,cJ HE bio
trpwo W,shina,on I,,, miob, 'o eo.Dm, D''
lated nnon , noSsihIc ;nvas;on of Csr-
manv m fine Rhine yallev ,brongb IN,
LOST pro,incc, as the final blow nl lQlg
Tbc nE;r, ,s tina, bo,b b.,. ord
,bro,d ,bs on,nion * beIJ ,mnnS ,bn,.
b,gb nm th,i hc allies have not yc,
rc,,h,I fine biobrs, Mitch NJ ,bc,r ali
,u,cl " ~
II III, German armies bav, bc.r
whioncd +, break.throuph in tb.
north smashed barE IN thr center ont
of admirable defense, and nrshed be,d,
lonp from fine Argonne ard ths Afcrsc
heights in ,hc east and rrclimin,rv oo-
cra,ions ONE must reckon that the mas
Ter stroke will cpt the Bclgian bordcr
line nj defense shown on this man and
hiring about , near oyrrv hclm,ng dc
foat M fine German annie hclorr an
other month pa,scs
I'm ,,mc rr.nr.,, thc Errish French.
American b,irrr,ug ,hroupb of fine
deem Hcndenburg system IN the Cam
bra, ~ Quentin sector i, fine most rc-
m7rl7rrr c,o'oit nj fine war The
Err,sh arrived At fine foe's strongest
defense. mc,hodiraIly prcpared tbe a..
.,u',. and .o,ylv ,n, wav through
tier after tier M pos,tiop.
Then allied helm was called m and
two week, after the first fierce throws
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SOUTH AFRICA HIT
HARD BY INFLUENZA

CAPETOWN, Thursday, Oct 10
An epidemic Of Spanish influenza is
spreading with alarming rapduy in
Capetown aud other sections Of South
Africa. The situation i' becoming in.
creaslngly serious IN the native quar-.
ter OF Capelown, where whole house
holds are living helpless.
Doctors are not numerous enough 20
attend the large number OF patient;
There must he tens Of thousands III OF
the disease and the death roll is 'hcavy
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Wac Tea 81 vas
In very bad health and
/ took pr Picrcss
Favouto Prescription
and got all nEht toll
better than ! had in .
long tms. | took II
for uomans trouble
and nsrvousnss and
It did me a world Of
good I can rvoom
mend the 'Pruuip
unn' IN anybody -
hing good medicine %
hrL r o Clsrp,lt
1908 S. laA 81
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-11
Stern JUSTICE TO
JOIN MERCY when
PEACE IS DRAFTED
Pact VIII Tax Human Wisdom
Says Lansing,

AUBURN, N.Y, oct ll-"It an
other world-war is to be prevented,
strict justice and the common good
must be the underlying motives OF those
who are charged with the responsibility
OF drafting the peace treaty after PruS-
sian militarism is crushed" Secretary
OF State Lansing said last night in an
address here He was speaking at the
celebration OF the one hundrcdth ami
yersary of the founding OF Auburn
theological seminary
While stern justice must bC tempered
with mercy, Mr.. Lansing said when the
time comes TO balance the account the
authors OF the "irlghliul wrongs COM
mitted against mankind should not be
forgotten" He urged, however, that
the American people discriminate be-
tween the ignorant and the intelligent
between the responsible and the IRE
sponsible, between the master and the
Seri.
Wilson Stated Principles
"Thc principles upon which a general
peace wI'l be made between the war
ing nations sand Mr. Lansing "havc
Oeen clearly stated hy rrraIrn, VII.
ION
"Thoughuui men must know tina, the
peace which is TO come will not be
lasting peace # ITS terms are written IN
anger or It revenge Is the underlying
motive Of those who are charged with
lhe grave responsibility OF drafting the
greatest treaty which this world has
liver known Let ne not forget that
while stern justice without mercy is
pnohristian, mercy which destroys JUS
pee is equally unchriSiian When the
lime comes to balance the accountant
II seems to be drawing near As the var
talS OF GERMANY seek refuge rom me
day OF wraih-ihe authors oi the irgh'
lul wrongs committed against mdnhnl
should not be forgotten
Trying Times After War
sTbc pcr;.f ,f ,,,l,r.,wrri and
re.,,r,,.', vb,.b ,,ri tIlloy ,bc d..
o,gan,,a,.np and destruction caused hy
,be var u,rI a., human ,,i,dor, IN t,..
,ttcrmn., N,rv oi ,hr fundamental
nr;prirl,, nj the prcscpt sor,al order
p,Il he threatened come will he
rbano,d seme discarded. while novel
md noss,hIy s,rr3,1gan, and danger
ons doctrine, ui.r rpd c,rrc,, and
bones, ,dyor,tc, Wth aft tbis wr
mus, rsrt,p
"Tb. Amer;r,, ,c,,r. ,rgh, r,, ,l
,.r ,be v,r +, u'p ,l,r.I ,,,,rc,,
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10. '.' 80 ''''.' ""' DOT" .'' ''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-11

There was never n time when the sac
rihccs and the help Of women were NOR
appreciated than at the present time
Women should learn war-nursng and
nursing at home. There rs no bcttei
way than 10 study the new edition Of tho
Common Sense Medical Adviser -
with chapters on First Aid, Bandnging,
Anatomy, Hygiene, care Of the Sick,
Diseases Of Women, Mother and Babe, the
Marriage Relation-to be had at some
drug stores or send Soc 10 PublRher, 854
Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
II woman suffers from weak hark,
nervousness or dlEnnes-ii pains AiIlict
her, the beat tonic and corrective Is one
made up Of native herbs and made With
out alcohol, which makes weak women
strong and sick women well II is tho
prescription Of DR.. Pierce, used by him
IN active practice many years and now
sold by almost every druggist IN tho
land, in liquid or in tablets. Send DR..
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, lOc for trial pkg.
DR.. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets are also bost
for liver and bowel trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-11

We owe a debt which imposes ON us the
obligation of making certain that their
service and sacrifice have not been IN
vain They fought and are fighting
for a better world j, lies with us 90
dn our lA-, N make II better"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-09

E. S. Simeral, treasurer; Mrs. Mimic
NJ. Preston, secretary.
Women of Woodcraft Circle No. 49,
Auxiliary, Dallas-Nellie Grant, chair
man; Mary Starr, treasurer; Christina
Bennett, secretary.
Woodburn P. 4. o. Auxiliary, Wood
burn-Alary J. Whitman, chairman !;
Maud K, MOvee, treasurer; Arletta Law.
renee, secretary.
w. r. C. Aid Auxiliary, Salem-Mrs.
+. b .Southwick, chairman, 1919 Marion,
Alice Caldwell, treasurer, 165 n. Wash; !;
Ruth E. Anderson, secretary, 1495 ~.
Commercial.
Willard Auxiliary, vicinity of Silver
ton-Mrs j. C. Currie, chairman, Mac
leay; w. J. Haberly, treasurer, R. F. D.
3, Silverton; Nora L. Haberly, secretary
R. F. d. 3, Silverton.
Waconda Auxiliary, Waconda-Mrs.
E. P Herbert, chairman; Miss Leverne
n. Palmer, treasurer; Mrs. j. G. Sav.
age, secretary.
w. c. T. U. Auxiliary, Dalals-Mrs.
H. H. Beebe, chairman; Mrs. w. A. Grif-
fin, secretary.
Postoffiee addresses of officers are
the same as for the Chapter, Branch or
with which each is listed, ex9
cept as after each name another address
is indicated,