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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
SERVICE AS BROAD
AS the COMMUNITY
War Camp Community Service Pro-
vides NumberIess Intimate Com
forts For Soldiers

Club rooms for soldiers, entertain
ments for the boys In khaki, outings
for convalescent men back from
France, small, but appreciated ser
vices to soldiers and their relatives
and friends-these are some OF tne
manifold activities of the War Camp
Community Service.
The War Camp Community ser
vice comes close to the intimate lie
If the soldier and provides for his
mental as we'll as physical comfort
nv furnishing the facilities which
make 1t possible for him to relax
from the strain of military training
and the preparation for overseas
fighting.
It's symbol is the red circle and It's
activities are as unending as the CIT
conference of its insiguis. Ihou
sands of soldier boys take advantage
of its facilities and other thousands
of relatives and friends of the boy
in Uncle Sans uniform are daily
benefited through its various ave
nues Of effort.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
HUT SERVICE PROVIDED
FOR MEN IN BRITAIN
knights of Columbus Establish Ha.
Vens for Soldiers In ENGLAND

London.-The Knights of Columbus
IN Great Britain are making remark.
aole progress in their efforts TO pro-
'lde Facilities that will enable mon
IN the United States forces overseas
to enjoy such social entertainment
as VIII help to brighten the routine
OF military and naval life Tn 70 the
present writing, they have establish.
gu cups at the following posts: 26e
Edsware Road, London. Marke+
Drayton, Littlehampton, and Inyer.
ness. Temporary structures have
been erected in many of the ,argor
camps, which are to be renlaces
shortly by substantial huts
TO date 1000 secretaries have beer
called for, and the response is brino
ing splendid men of high nri,cinles
ana ready sympathies. Each man l.
over thirty-five years of age and hos
placed himself Internationally At tbe
service of the organization r. wbat
ever post of danger or hardship be
nay be called
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
SIX Y. ". c. A. WOMEN
ESCAPE FROM RUSSIA

Atlanta, Ga.-The six secretaries
sent to Russia a year ago by the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tlon to organize the work of the as.
soc alton in Petrograd and other
large cities, have escaped from Rus
sla, is the news just received.
Inc whereabouts of these six wo-
men had beer unknown for months.
Whether they were alive or dead.
had oeen mere matter of guess
work.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
SUCCESSFUL PATRIOTIC
MEETING
continued from page oneI

continued from page onel
Rev. M, Linn, who. in his uniform as
Nhapian of the Home Guard, steroed
forward, holding in his hand a fere-
clous thing Of jagged iron. which had
come strait from the war zone whore
1t had been hurled into the Allied
camps from the German trenches
ms instrument of torture had been
received by Mr. Ernest Meres, to
whom it had been sent by Mr.. David
flemlng, one of our soldier bows. now
on the fields of France. Mr.. Linn's
address was short, clear, much to the
point. Its message was, 'You, who
are at home, fighting the Hun with
these Bonds. without which Won will
lose that which no money can buy"
1t was stirring appeal and was
heartily applauded by the audience.
The program closed with the audi
ence singing "The Star-Spangled Ban
ner," Once again was demonstrated
'he fact that Tarpon Springs, ON
snort notice, can get up a good, STIR
ring program; a program that would
10 honor to any place and any occas-
on.
Much credit is due the won1an's COM |
nlttee' the band. and Mr.. Pitman. for
prompt and efficient cooperation, that
ne afternoon might be, in. every de-
all, a success.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
I NEWLY DfsCovEREn
Uses FOR GLUE "AD
"'oSSA1 bt Econ Economics Made po..,., .
" several New Tfses oSSlole

VIEW VI NJ -&.vzS5S@-----.-
our Govern nent demanding all pos.
sible conservation in American glue
present to the thoughtful woman OBJ
portunities to prolong the life OF
household articles.
AS every family has, or should have
on hand d bottle of tube or good glue.
the following practical suggestions
can be act d upon without delay or
expense.
10 Put New Life in an Old Broom
A teaspoonful of glue mixed in a
basin of hot water poured over a
broom and hen allowed to throughly
dry will greatly stiffen it, and prolong
its usefulness and life.
When shoes become barked or scared
Very often small piece of the lea
Their is lifted or loosened. Don't cut it
OF and try to cover the place with
blocking. F'atten thu piece in place
with little glue and allow to drv.
Then apply backing an the surface
Will be as good as new.
For Tears or Rents in Silk
Another piece of silk or fabric of the
same color placed under the tear with
thin coating of glue will bring the
edges more firmly togather than can
De done with a needle. Allow to dlv
'hroughly and rent will be almost in
visible.
way to Keep Rubbers from Slipping
Rubber overshoes often become so
loose that they slip off at the heels
especially in the winter or and spring
when the ground is muddy or sIushy
ms annoying trouble can be entirely
eliminated by gluing a felt band a.
round the inside top of the rubber,
Protect Furs and WOolens from Moths 7
1t is commonly known that moths
very much dislike the odor of ink in
old newspapers. Several thicknesses r
OF old newspapers firmly glued to- a
gether may be made into the form of +
bag and the garment placed inside. |,
After the ends and all joints are firm
" sealed with glue, the bag is abso- h
'utely moth and dust proof, and YOUR
protection from moths has cost prac- O
tically nothing.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
MR.. LUCAS STILL oTrTTE srcr,

Mr.. Lucian L. Lucas, who has been
confined to his home with la grippo
and who was much improved Satur-
day, has suffered a relapse and is
again quite i'll. DR.. Albaugh states
mat Mr.. Lucas will likely be confined
to his bed for some days vet
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
NOTICE.

have secured for the fall and win
Ter season the services of Mrs. C. Fl.
shaw who has had several years ex-
perlence in the millinery business.
From this date ! have discontinued
the early closing.
j. E. JACKSON.
IT, Dry Goods and Millinery.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
Gainesville

Military Training under Army officers
Courses in Arts and Sciences, Agri-
culture, Chemical, Civil, Electrical.
and Mechanical Engineering, Law.
Teachers College.
Tuition Free. Send for cataiop
A. A. MURPHREE. President
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
$S74,15O,0O
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
City Council will sit as a Board of
Equalization to listen to any and all
complaints with regard to tax assess
ments, for ten days, commencing Sep
TENDER 27, from 9:30 to 1890 a. M, at
the Council Chamber at City Hall.
E. F. ALBAUGH.
(9-26-tf.l City Clerk.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN
Tallahassee

559 students from 25 Florida coun-
ties and II states 1917-18. Total 951
including Summer school and short
courses.
Write at once for catalog.
EDWARD CONRADI, President
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
THE LEADER


rARPON SPRINGS FLORIDA
Member The Associated Press.
The Assoc ,ated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication Of
all news dispatches credited to 1t or
not otherwise credited IN this paper,
and also the local news published
herein.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07

n each of tn special school tax DIS
IS, the following proposition, to-
hall compulsory school attendance
vail in Pinellas county, in accord
e with the provisions Of Chapter
Of the Session Laws of Florida,
tied can Act Providing For Com
sorry School Attendance, The APP
ntment of Attendance Officers, Pre-
ibing Their Duties and Powers"
Said election shall be held in the
ocular polling places in each of the
sspective districts. The polls shall be
pened at a. N. and close at sun
,~-p of the same day,
hid election shall be held in &C
corinco with the law in such cases
maj and provided, The ballot uset
in I'd election shall be in the follow
! ing lorm:
For Compulsory School Attend
-asaea,'. a.
nc instruction, Pincllas county. Flori
d. at Clearwater, this 10th dav o
September. A. D. 1918.
W. A. ALLEN, Chairman.
DIXIE M. HOLLINS, Secretary
(sept. 1880; Oct. 7-14.)
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
Another Honor Roll

1t is only right and proper that the
people Of Tarpon Springs should know
of this honor roll. The following
members of Company C are those who
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
Official Allotment Quota Pinellas
County Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds

To all County Chairman, Bankers,
and Press: /
AS Liberty Loan Executive Com
mittee in Atlanta insists on net re-
sources of banks as basis for quota in
banking towns and in view Of the et-
feet of recent storms on certain dis !
tricts, we have revised Pinellas Coun-
tv quota as per list inclosed, which
will be final. While this increases the
burden on some, particularly the ST.
Petersburg district, we feel assure
that there will be no lack of effort IN
the favored sections and it will prove
an inspiration to all to do thelravery
best in this great cause.
Very truly,
E. F. ThomasSon,
Chairman.
OFFICIAL ALLOTMENT QUOTA
P!NFLLAS COUNTY FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
St. Petersburg ........ Sofi,3OO'UO
, Pass-A- Grille, 80. e. 5,O00.OU
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Public notice is hereby given that
special election will be held in the
several special school tax districts of
Pinellas County, on the 29'h day Of
October, A. Q. 1918, at which election
will be off rcd to he qualified electors
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-10-07

BUY MORE BONDS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

IA, niby huragan straszny, wyWro
ella tron, przelafa strugi krwi
samcgo Namiestnika Chrystusowe
go Piusa ". uniosla 4 Rzymu do
miasta Nalence. Zdawalo sic WOW
czas, ze w tel bury barka Piotro
wa utonie: ale Ten, kt0ry Ia mo-
rzu Gicnazaret uciszyl wichry i
spicnione ba}vany, jcdnem s}o-
wcm "Zamilknij!' uSmicrzyl
wzburzone fale, tax zc nowy Je-
90 Namiestnik Pius-IN m0gl bye
wybrany; chcac zaS w duszach
ludzkich obudzic zywq Ware / mi
lose cnoty jail sic Nabozenstwa
MajoWego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

roWali Il portu przez mlasto do
pociagu, to cafc miasto Wyszlo /
witalinas 4 wielka radoScia / kwia
tami rzucaIi ia mas, tax bardzo lt
bia Polak6v. tn jest bardzo Gle
pho, trawa ziclona, tax jak W A.
merycc w maju, i jest bardzo We
soto. Miasto Wiclkic koszary Sd
PREY micScic blisko tvlko lie ME
MONA sic rozm6wic pc francusku.
tn picniadzc 50 talSze; I'd dolara
dostanie piec i poi frankow, wszy
stko bardzo drogic. tax. Zc ME nc
INA mic dobrcgo kupic.
, Mas tutaj wybierali kto do czc-
go zdatny i kto do czcgo ma ocho-
te / przyczcm chcc %slozyr; mnie
chcicli WziaSc do kaWaIeryi. ale
nie chce, DO HI wojnic ME dobrze
bye PREY kawaleryi: jcstcm PREY
piechocic do tego czasll, ale ZapI-
sany jestcm do maszynoWych ka-
rabin0W, to mozc wkr6tce bcde
transportovany do oddziatu ma
szynowych karabin0w.
Ma tenn koncze swojc pi>anit i
.pozdraWiam Was z calego serca
pc niczliczonc razy. do mi}ego 70
baczenia sic X vami,
J. ROkOSI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
UCzMY DZlECI NASzE CzYTAC, PISAC
movie Pc POLSKU,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRUSKIE melody.

Nicmiecka propozycya, o zmia--
ME wiezni6w wojennych, podania
Bolszewikom jest wzorem ich pro
stoty i sprawiedliwoSci - patrzac
Z niemieckiej strony.
Propozycya ia jest TAXA: Wszy
scy wiezniowic niemcy, PREY do
brem zdrowiu maja bye wys}ani
napoWr0t do niemiec, Wszyscy zas
chorzy .niezdolni do piracy kalecy
maja pozostac w Rosyi.
w zamian zas niemy wysla ma
tychmiast do Rosyi wszystkich
chorych Rosyan6w obecnie w ME
wolf, tymczasem zas zatrzymia oni
vszystkich tycl zdrowych mez--
czyzn kt0rzy So Zdolni do piracy.
Korzysci ola nicmiec z takiego
uporzadkowania, So widocznic ia
she. Niemcy dostaliby napowr6t
sctki tysiecy zdolnych zolnierzy
niemc6w, i talk samo by zatrzyma
Ii oko1o miliona zdroWych moe
nych Rusin6w do piracy pc va oko
pami albo, tel / W okopach. DaW
no juz oni planoWali rekrutowac
Wzoronec swQ armie Z pomiedzy
tvch miliora wiezni6w Rusin6w, i
ME mogli na swq korzysc zdobyc
sic na ]atwiejszy i. szybciejszy
plan jak obecny - to jest zamia-
ia wiezni6w. Gdyz ci rekruci SO
wytrzymaFcmi, cwiczonemi zo]nie-
rzami gotowemi do Walki kazdcj
minuty.W ten sam czasNiemcy by
ulzyli sobie ciezaru zaopatrzenia
W zywnosc wszystkich chorych i
niezdolnych do piracy, przez ode
slanie ich do Rosyi, i w ten spo--
sob by doa1czyli cokolwiek cieza
I'll do rozmaitosci klopot6w obec-
lie II akarkach Rosyi. A gdyby ma.
przyk}ad Rosya zn6w r~ozpoczela
walczyc, miala by. III rece oko}o
miliona chorych zo1nierzy do pie
]egnowania, jake tez i drugi mi
lion jej najzdolniejszych zo}nie--
rzy pracowalby po stronie Kaize-
IA. Prawdziwic wismienity to
plan Niemeicki.
Jakkolwiek jednak ME spodo--
bah sic ten plan Rosyanom. oGto-
wi byli zamienic' wiezni6w, ale
zupelnie pod innem uporzadkoMar
MEM. Glory "a chorego, kaleka
"a kaleka, zdrowy "a zdrowego
byf plan jaki sic Rosyi zdawal
bye sprawiedliwem. Ale ME tax
'3atwo z niemcami. Kaizer wyraz-
ME powiedzia1 do Rosyan: "Albo
wy przyjmijeie moja propozycye,
albo ia zaw1adne Petrograd ma
tychmiast. :
Jeszcze ME dziwi to mas. Gdyz
Lampart ME moze zmienic swoje-
go koloru. Zasady niemc6w ME
pocze}y sic W Belgii ami tez sic
koicza, re Brest : Litowskiem.
Lecz my tn W Ameryce zaznaczy-
my sobie ten noWy znak. Niemlec-
kiej wiarolomnoSci.
Okazuje to-, czego my TIL W TEN
kraju Wolnosci mozemy sic spo--
dzieWac, jezeli by ia zgraja jun
krow wygrala te Wojne.
ZAPIsUJcIE soBIEW IARUsA!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

katolickiemu j prasie polskiej,
ktorych wsp6}pracy akcya rekru-
tacyjna zawdziecza swoje dotych
czasoWe poWodzenie.
RoWnoczesnie oznajmiamy, re
celem naszym jest podniesienie
piracy rekrutacyjnej do najwyz--
szego stopnia intensywnosci i
sprawnosci. W tym celu poczynio
ne zostaly zarzadzenia, ktore ozy-
via i uporzadkuja dzia1alnosc
wszysktich czynnik6w obecnie "a
jetych PREY werbowaniu ochotni--
k6w i pracach pomocniczych.
Ably jednak ia ozywiona kam-
pania rekrutacyjna mog}a bye IA
lprawde skuteczna, niezbednem
jest jeszcze gorliwsze niz dotad
poparcie sprawy przez caly og6l
polski.
Apelujemy przeto do Og6lu, a
by wszyscy dolozyli szczegolniej-
szych wysilk6w W celu dopomoze
MIA w najblizszym czasie do zdwo
jenna zapis6w do Armii Polskiej.
cd naszego powodzenia W tel pra
cy zalczec bedzie niepodlegly byt
|naszego narodu. Niechze vice kaz
dy W miare moznosci dopomoze W
tel swietej sprawie. Zakaszmy
wszyscy rekawy, jak pionerzy W
pierwszych osadach amerykans--
kich, i %zabierzmy sic do budowy
gmachu naszej Wolnej .Ojczyzny.
Kazdy Polak W wieku wojsko-
wynn, ME nalezacy do poboru a.
merykanskiego, ME obciazony 70
DINA, ma stanac w szeregach Ar
mil Polskiej.
Kazdy ME mogacy wstapic do
Armii, a obdarzony WymoWa i "a
ufaniem Il ludzi, ma postcard sic
o zwerboWanie jednego. ochotnika
zdolnego do sluzby ia froncie..
Kazdy majacy stale zyskowne
zajecie hub zasobny W sroki pie
%niezne, ma zfozyc jaknajwieksza
ofiare IA Fundusz 3go maja i in
ne potrzeby Armii Polskiej. III.
Kazda PARMA Polska powinna
'przclac ca}y Ear swego stworZone.
90 do kochania scrca W mitosc Ola
|Ojczyzny naszej natchnac ta mi
1oscia mlodzienca najblizszego jej
duszy.
Kazdy kto p~owyzszych obowiaz
k6w spe]nic ME moze, powinicn
przynajmniej czcic Gala dusza i
~vyznawac slowem wielka sprawe
naszej niepodleglosci i naszej Ar
mil, i talk sic zachowywac. ably
tel sprawie w niczem ME uchy--
biac, innym w spelnieniu ich O.
boWiazkoW ME przeszkadzac i cd
mich nie odWodzic.
Sprawl Polska przechodzi o.
becnic najkrytyczniejszy moment
swego rozWoju W ukladzie stosun
kow ,miedzynarodowych. Ojczyz--
Ia wymaga cd mas najwyzszego
wysilku piracy i ofiarnosci. Mech
ten ogien zapa1u, ktorX ogarnia}
nasz nar6d w.najciezszych momcn
tach naszej historyi, wybuchnie
dis wielkim plomieniem, Stw6rz
my potezna Armie Polska, kt6ra--
by byla godnym wyrazem Easzej
goraccj mifosci Ojczyzny. .
Komisya Wojskowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
.BJUR0 PRASOWE KOMlSYI
WOJSKOWEJ.
New York, 7go maja 1918
Armia Polska potrzebuje specya-
iSt0W.

New York, 7go maja 1918
Armia Polska potrzebuje specya-
i | istow.
Armia Polska we Francyi pO-
trzebuje jaknajrychlej uzdolnio-
nych technik6W W nastepujacych
dzialach:
3. Korpus Inzynierski (uzdol--
'nieni %ciesle, murarze, robotnicy
konstrukcyjny, etc. jak r6wniez
mechanicy, slusarze, kowale, elek
trotechnicy, etc.
b. S1uzba automobilowa (szofe-
rzy i mechanicy.)
&C. Sluzba telefoniczna (elektro
technicy i telefonisci.)
q. Awiacya (lotnicy i mechani-
Cyl.
Zawodowcy w powyzszych dzia
bach zechca zglosic sic jaknajry--
CHIEF do blur rekrutacyjnych Ar
mil Polskiej.
KOMISYA WOJSKOWA.
Adres do Obozu Polskiego.
q powodu s~podziewanego uloko
wanna W obozie w Niagara-on-the
Lake pewnej liczby wojsk kama.
dyjskich, nalezy obecnie, ola unik
niecia nieporozumineia, adreso-
wac wszystkie listy do Obozu Pol
skiego w nastepujacy spos6b:
POLISH ARMY CAMP
Niagara on the Lake Ontario,
= Canada.
Listy do Komendanta Obozu 20
winny bye adresowane jak naste-
puje:
1t. Col. A. A. LePan
Commandant Polish Army Camp
Niagara on the Lake, Ontario
Canada
Komunikat Komisyi Wojskowej.
Komisya Wojskowa z dniem /
maja r. b. rozpoczela urzedowanie
w nowym skladzie osobistym. Ko
misarz p. Aleksander Znamiecki
ustapif Z urzedu, i obecnic Komi
sye stanowia: Major J6zef Koz1o-
wski - Szef Komisyi i kierownik
wojskowy calej organizacyi rekru
tacyjnej w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych- d. Teofil A. Starzynski, i
Teodor NJ. Helinski.
R6Wnoczesnic praca Biura Ko-
misyi zostala ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
przez utWorzenie Wydzial0w odpo
wiadajacych obecnie istniejacym
ga4eziom piracy rekrutacyjnej, a
mianowicie :rekrutacyi, prasy i
propagandy, finans6w, komitet0w
obyWatclskich i opieki mad zofnic-
rzami.
Doz6r mad Obozem w Kanadzie
zostaf takze oddany w rece Pol
W1adzy Wojskowej. System
cwiczen i komendy W Obozie SO O.
becnie takie same jak W Armii
Polskicj we Francyi.
Komisya Wojskowa poczuwa
sic do obowiazku %z}ozcnia Ia tenn
micjscu serdecznego podziekowa--
mia calemu og61owi polskicmu "a
goracc poparcie sprawy ArmiiPol
a W szczcg0lnosci czlonkom
komitet6w i subkomitet6w obywa
telskich, duchowienctwu polsko :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
List zOfnierZa Il F'ranCyi.
DrOgi Wuiu i Wuino:-

Pisze ten list do Was i doWiadll
,jr sic o waszem zdroWiu / poWo-
dzcniu. CzyScie zdrowi, Gala
swojq familia? Tcraz co do mnie,
to ia jestcm zdrow i powodzcnie
niezgorsze do tego czasu, a co do
podr6zy, to podroz byla bardzo
dobra: okret bardzo sic kolysal i
wiclka flota amerykanska szla z
Jak my wyladovali i masze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
WYCH0DzTWO 0JCZyzNlE.


Celem zgromadzenia funduszv
ina Observation-Disclosures potrzeby Al
mii Polskiej i ola potezncgo po-.
Iparcia spraWy niepodleglosci Ia.
|szej Ojczvzny. Wydzial Narodo-.
wy zamierza przeprovadzic w mic
Isiqcu maju RIB. wielka kampanie
|skladek IA Polske, kt6rej madame
|haslo "Wychodztwo Ojczyznie.'
Komisya Wojskowa uzycza tel
Ipracy najcncrgiczniejszego popar
ella. W tel mierze wszystkie komi--
Itety obywatelskic i funkcyonaryu
SIZE rekrutacyjni otrzymali juZ ia
llczytc instrukcye, wzywajac ich
do gorliwego wsp6dzialania W
Rampant majowcj. Obecnie apelu
Ijemy do calego spolcczenstwa pol
|skiego W Amerycc, ably wspo1pra
ca i datkami przyczynilo sic do
Izgromadzcnia Wielkiego funduszu
Rodacy! Armia rosyjska zosta}a
|rozbita przez brak poparcia re
lstrony kraju. Gdy zoinicrze bill
Isle jak Ivy: politvkujaca Tub zdra
|dziecka administracya Wstrzyma-
la dostawe amunicyi zywnosci
ma front, a robotnicy urZqdzali
strajki, targujac sic o place. zo1-
|nierz musial bronic sic kamieniem
hub kolba przeciw karabinom ma
synonym. Gdy Nicmiec sla} do
lniego kule, w]asny nar6d wbija}
mu sztylet zdrady w plecy. Dlate
go Rosya zgine]a jake mocarstwo,
la imie jej okryfo sic hanba nieza
tarta ia wieki.
Takiego nikczemnego czynu ia
lr6d polski nigdy sic ME dopusci.
Nasz zolnierz ma wpraWdzie "a
.|pewniona dostawe materyalow wo
jennych cd rzadu francuskiego, a.
lie musimy mu zapewnic ubezpie-
genie materyalne i poparcie mo-
ralne i politycznc. Mfodziez nasza
odpowicdziala IA wezwanic do bro
nj. jak przysta1fo ma m}odziez ry-
cerskiego narodu. Zwazywszy Ia
przeszkody i ograniczenia. Armia
Polska gromadzi ochotnik6w tax
licznie, jak jeszcze ME gromadzi1a
zadna armia ochotnicza innych
narod0w. Nalczy vice ofiarnosci
tel naszej m1odziezy dac. uznanie
i zaeAete W postaci ubezpieczenia
cd kalectwa. Ma ten eel zostanie
'uzyte Is procent, czyli try cwier
ci zebranego f%unduszu, pc potra-
ccniu koszt6w, ktore ME maja
przewyzszac 2 do 8 procent. Pozo
stala suma bedzie obrocona na fun
dusz polityczny, majacy poprzec
sprawe Niepodleglej Polski Il mo-
carstW.
W. -#- U.s. E n ~
Fundusz ma.jowy jest vice fun
duszem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i woj
Jest to p lie rwszy i ostat
hi moe Wielki wysilek ofiarnosci|
naszego wychodztwa. Cd jego po-
zalezy poWodzenie tel
sWietejSprawy, "a ktora mlodziez
nasza tax ochoczo porwala "a
bron. Wzywamy vice wszystkich
naszych rodakow do popareia tel
akcyi caIem sercemi z TAXA ofiar-
noscia, jak niepodleglosc naszej
Wymaga nakazuje.
Komisya WojskoWa.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
S2O2,2SO.OO
Amount Canard Has Raised To Date.

According to a statement issued
by Chairman, B. F. Hudson, Gar
rard county has raised up to-Wed-
nesday afternoon. $202, 25O.OO to-
ward the Third Liberty Loan. He
received a telegram from chairman
Stoll, yesterday, congratulating old
Garrard on the magnificent showing
she has made in distributing and
selling these bonds among nearly
one thousand citizens. Another
source of qualification to the lead
ers in this movement, was the fact
that every bank in the county over
subscribed its quota, the Bank of
Bryantsville more than doubled hers.
At any rate the county has won her
honor flag and she now flies from
the balcony of the court house, a
token of reward that can and will
be pointed out with pride by her
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
in LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill Layton have
just received their first message
from their son, Brewer, who left for
"Over there" about March LIST. The
message stated that he was in hos
pital in Liverpool, England, but had
about recovered from an attack of
mumps. The family is of course
very much gratified to hear some
thing, even though he should be in
the hospital, but the letter stated
that he was about well and would
soon join his company at the front.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
RED CROSS WORKERS
Should Take Courage From This.

A soldier recently expressed ap
probation of the work and support
of the women of the country ats
like this, he went on eagerly
when ] was at college on field day
we were doing a little bit of q
Marathon. When we swung round
the track where my little sweet
heart sat, out Of the noise of shout
ing and clapping | could hear her
voice cheering me. Whenever
felt myself losing. that wistful
treble note kept going, and gave
new strength and swiftness 10 my
feet. | kept going, and | won that
race-she and together It's
like that to us soldiers, Wen win
the war knowing the women of our
country are backing us"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-05-02
RED CROSS NOTES.

The Garrard County Chapter of
the Red Cross has shipped during
the month of April the following
supplies;
ITO hospital bed shirts, POO sur
gical dressings, 8 sweaters. 10 pairs
of socks, z helmets and pairs of
wristlets.
The headquarters which recently
moved to the large room over the
Citizens National Bank, are now
delightfully."- located, the large room
being well lighted and peculiarly
adapted for the work.