davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
EalofOna 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
MONROE 1893.

ZARzAD GLowEYi
Ks. Franeiszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS A a. Klowo, Wice-Moderater.
woJciech +. SoSka, PreEes
Antonina Baranowsks. wtcepreEeskA
wojciech MenkicH. W~ice-prezes
TomasE s. Blaeho~ski, sskretaTS
Stan!siaw LlcEmsnski, Dyrektof.
wlA3ysiaw LopStka. Dyrektor'
Antoni Malurk. Dyrsktor.
ksSnsdyA KSns:ys. Dyr~g pSTSGsktorsa
srsneissks sissG6Es. DyrsttofSa
Dr.. Tr. A. DulAk. LekarE Naczeiny.
Adv. pot. MIndak. DoradSs Pragny
GoDZINY BIUROwEI
Riuro zarEadu G4ownego otwarte ~
anI powssednle ID godz. s-tej rano do
s-tej wieczorsm. w so6ote do lei po-
p%oludniu). wieczorem. " dnl powszed.
gis g :, Tyis;si:m = sPS STss:,. cd sS SSi.s,
uroczyste. oLuro Jest samkniete.
PrexesaI " ~ponie1ziaiki I piatki wh-
sorami Cd godzIny T-mej do s-teL
wsxeIkie korespondencys do Gl6Hne-
60 Prezesa nale1v Gdresowac:
wOJCIECH r. SoSEA,
I<SS W. Division str, Chicago, III.
sekrstar1aI v RonisdEiaikl. wtorkL
srody I cIwartki. WtsczoramI cd Eodzl-
ny Tenet DO s-tet, ! cd l-szej popolu"
anlu e~odziennle, z wyJatkiem soboty. Cd
S-NGy w 4-EGCI
s~karSaIkaI we wtorki, srody I piatkI
cd g0dBiny 7-mei do s-tsJ w~tecxorem.
mia Opiat. Wszelkie oplaty do Ka-
~ Gownei prEyjmuJe Kasyer G3owny
podczas Eodsln o~risowych. albo we dnie
~ godBinAch ofisowych. sekretan &C.
neFnlny.
wsEelkie listy nsdsyiac naleEy m r.
&c S~ekretarZ3 Generalnego:
TOM. =. BLACHOwSRL,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1865 w. DINislOn str, Chicago, III
FISANSE.
PrEeka3y Lankowe pocStowe
(ehecks, money orders etc.) nals&J Wy
StawiGc ma org~anizacyS:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
p~rHssySae pod adresem:
FIR. wITHOwSKL
aS5 w. Division str. Chicago, an.
.,MaCierZ POlSka"
5iuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego;
i&55-57 W. Division Utica,
Ma druEiem pistrSe.
CHICAGO. I'LL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

do ostrego karania wykroczeh, o
lie potrzeba, navel przez odbiera-
ME licencyj.R ownie ostropostepo-
wac sic bedzie Z prywatnymi oso-
bami, ktore ola zadowolenia swe-
go apetytu zechca gromadzic "a
pasy pszennej maxi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
Centrum Rekrutacyjne.

No. Q, 984.0S6 Milwaukee avenue.
Telefon Haymarket 1897.
Officer rekrutacyjny: Alexander
Wolski.
Organizatorzy: W. F. R6zycki, st.
Krzywonos.
Sekretarze: j. Juszczak, S. Buja-
kiewicZ.
Sier1anci: Max Szubert, L. Swan
kowski.
Kapral: J. Pawliszak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

Stacya Rekrutacyjna No. I.
Jadwigowo - Maryanowo, Lokal
stacyi. 2131 N. Hoyne ave-. Chicago,
III. Telefon Humboldt 296; Sierzant
A. Miller.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKlEJ
MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest organizaeya lscssca miodziSa pol
ska obojga piei pracAch n~aukowych.
patryoIy cznych / b~rRtniej pomocy ola
podnleSlsniA ducha moralnoscl dobro-
bytu W spofeczenstwie, q s1czegolnle
miedzy mlodzieza polska. Mozna zap!-
sac sic ma posmiertne Cd lat IL do IS:
ma cE}onkow SsOwarZysZOuych beg o..
cranicZenia wteku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

prsvts kasdy polSK1 agent reak
bo8ciowy oglasta sic " DzlENNlku
CHIoAdQsK1M DO nie1ednokrotnis
prsskonai sic. 10 tn uajlepisj mu
N oplacs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

stacya Rekrutacyjna No. IL.
Moline, H., Lokal STACEY 1928 =
14ta ul., Sierzant ks. S. Kubiak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
stacya Rekrutacyjna No. 10.

Rockford, ILL.,, Lokal stacyi, 242
Buckbee ul., Telefon 5737. S%ierzant,
Wojciech Jams.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

Podczas ~uroczystego wyjazdu ochot-
nik6w w ubieg1y poniedzlalek, druhny
Vista i Wolgemuth, zebraiy do puSzek
pomiedzy publicznoscia $33.91.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

stacya RekrutacyJna No. 8.
D~zielnica Town OF Lake, Lokal
stacyi, " domu I'm. J. S{owackiego,
100 w. 4S-mej ulicy. Tel. Yards
1880. sierzant, 8. Deplewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
. WILKES BARRE. PA.

Antoni Wistocki zostal podczas
piracy W kopalni Weston zabity ma
miejscu. Jego pomocnik Aleksander
Tomlin ciezko zostai zraniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

Stacya Rekrutacyjna No. IL.
Kenosha, Wis, Lokal stacy, S09
Pearl ul., Tel. Kenosha 1882. sier-
zant, w. Godlewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

stacya Rekrutacyjna No. 4.
Dzielnica Wojciechowo, Lokal sta
cyl, 1903 s. Ashland ave. Tel. Canal
4S4o. sierzatt. J.. Kozmihski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
2946 Milwaukee ave, Tel. Monticello
900. S~ierzant, j. Chojnacki.
Stacya Rekrutacyjna No. %.

Dzielnica Chicago Heights, Lokal
stacyi 1910 Portland ave, Telefon
Chicago Heights $50. Sierzant, St.
Wr6blewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

stacya Rekrutacyjna No. g.
Dzielnica Avondale, Lokal stacy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE
(Dokonczenie re stron. 1szej.)
ny, widzac re ~wszystko stracone.
odebrai sobie zycie w~ystrzalem.
200 JENCOW AMERYKAN-
SKICH w NIEMCZECH.

Washington, %. narca. - De-
parliament pahstwa oglosii urze--
dowa liste 200 Amerykan6w, kt6-
rzy jake jehcy znajduja sic w ME
mieckioh obozach. jehcow. Jedy-
nym ofcierem IA tel liScie jest
porucznik Harold Willis z New
ton, Mass, aviator, ktory 1890
sierpnia 1917 pod Verdun zostai
schwytany. Byi on zapewne off,
cerem we francuskiej eskadryli.
Department paistwa otrzymai te
liste "a posrednictwem hiszpaii-
skiego poselstwa W Berlinie i hi
szpaiiskiego poselstwa w Bernie,
ma ~podstawie listy o~gioszonej
przez pruskie ministeryum VOL
ny. Jehcow tych zabrano czeSciq
w atakach ma szance amerykan--
skie, ~czescia z okretow schwyta-
nych. Ma liscie jest takze kilka--
naScie nazwisk amerykanskich in
zynier6w schwytanych W bitwach
pod Cambria.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
stacya Rekrutacyjna No. IL.

Kewanee, ILL.,, Lokal stacyi, 10 E.
10ta ul., Sierzant, ks. J~aneczko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

Stacya Rekrutacyjna NO. ID.
Joliet, Ill.,. Lokal stacyi, 6O9 ~
Chicago ul., Tel. Joliet 1855, sierzantr
ks. w. Olszewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
ARMIA POLSKA WE
FRANCYI.
Z Centrum RekrutacU-
nego No.2.
OK0LNIK NO. lO2.

J6zef Wilinski i Aleksander Strzaf-
ka, dziekl energii oficera rekrutacyj-
nego, por. A: Wolskiego, zostali schwy-
cent W Chicago, | odesiani pod straza
do obozu KoSciuszki W Niagara on the
Lake, gdzie zoStana oddani pod sad
wojenny.
*
Razem z dezerterami wyjecha}o sled
miu ochotnikow, swiezo zapisanych W
szeregi Armii Polskiej, kt0rzy ME mo-
gil sic doczekac chwili, kiedy sic "a
czna uczyG jak bic Niemca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
stscxa RekrutacyIna No. 4.

Kantowo, Lokal STACEY, $40 No.
Carpenter ul., Tel. Monroe 1870. -
Sier4ant, s. Wlosihski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

slow ma w%yrazenie s~pisania sic orkie-
stry, kt6ra pod wytrwala opieka l..
Buzy porywa wszystkich nietylko W
Seminaryum, ale tez 1 W okolicy,
gdzie tylko miala sposobnost wyste-
powac.
w koncu p. prof. Piatkowski po-
dziekowai "a zebrane pomiedzy fakul
tetem, alumnami / slu5ba pieniadze
ma eel Polski, W .sumie $405.00, kto-
re wysiai ma rece Mistrza Paderew--
skiego.
Ma zakonczenie z~aSpiewano ,,Boze
cos Polske", a PREY tonach marsza
o~degranego przez orkiestre, wszyscy
poczeli sic rozchodzit peini ducha
prepayment czcia ku swemu wielkie-
mu mezowi, najbafdziej zasluzonemu
ola Polouii amerykanskiej. Geese Je-
go pamieci!!
Wfadysiaw Stasz.
Sekretarz obchodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

w centrum rekrutacyjnem No. 2,
znajduje sic puszka, do kt0rej goscie,
odwfedzajacy stacye, %wrzucaja dobro-
wolne ofiary pienieAne ia Armie Pol
ska. Pc obliczeniu, okazaIo sic wczoraj,
BE cd poczatku b~iezacegO miesiaca do
dnia wczorajszego zfozono 1928.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
stacya Rekrutacyjna No. 8.

SCHCyH UohI uONOJJ""
bridgeport. Lokal stacyi, 1908 5.
Morgan ul., Telefon Yards o4Sl. -
sierzant, 8. Balihski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
WIEC6W.

hALENDARZ1h WlECON.
Niedziela 24-go marca. -- Vice agi-
tacyjny ma rzecz Armii Polskiej, urza-
dzony staraniem kOmitetu obywatel--
skiego dzielnicy Kazimierzowo, pod
przewodnictwem proboszcza, Wiel. ks.
W. Furmana. Vice odbedzie sic W sail
parafialnei, o godzinie 2giej po poiu-
dniu. Opr6cz Ks. Furmana, pomiedzy
innymi mowtami, przemawiaG bedzie
znany dziaiacz ola sprawy Ojczyzuy ma
szej, i m6wca, Henryk Loka6ski, redak
tor Dziennika Zwlazkowego. (22,29.)
-
Vice a%gitacyjny ma rzecz Armii Pol
skiej, urzadzony staraniem komitetu
obywatelSkiego w parafii Sw. Barbary,
ma czele kt0rego stoi proboszcz miej-
scowy Wiel. Ks. A. Nawrocki. Vice Cd
bedzie sic W sail parafialnej. o godzinie
3 80 pc po}udniu. w imieniu Centrum
Rekrutacyjnego No. 2 przemawiac be-
die organization, s. K~rzywonos.
go. 90
Wielki vice a~gitacyjny ma rzecz Ar
mil Polskiej odbedzte sic W Kenosha,
Wis, urzadzony przez m~iejscowego
proboszcza. Wiel. ks. +. Czerwinskiego
PREY wsp6ludzia}aniu miejscowego ko-
mitetu Obywatelskiego. Armie Polska
reprezentowac beda: Porucznik Alex
sander Wolski, Z Centrum No. ., w
Chicago. cz}onek komitefu wykonaw--
czego, oh. Michai Periowski i organi-
zator w. +. R0zycki. CD, 80
X
P~oniedzia}ek 2J-go marca.
Wielki vice agitacyjny ma rzecz Ar
mil PolSkiej urzadza bardzO prZychyl-
ny sprawie narodowej, Wiel. Ks. pro-
boszcz r. Applet W parafii Niepokala-
nego Serca y. NJ. p, w Irving Parku.
Vice odbedzle sic W sail parafialnej
PREY Spaulding ave-, o godzinie 1:3O
wiecz6r. Przemawiac beda organization
Armii Polskiej W. F. R6zycki i OBJ. NJ.
P%eriowski.
SrOda 21-gO marca.
W hall p%arafialnej ma Tr0jcowie, u
rzadzony bedZie wiecZOrek, W celu u
gitacyi ma rzecz Armii PolSkiej. PO-
czatek o godzinie S-mej wiecz0r. w
programme 50 mowy Representatives Ar
mil Pol, organizatora S. Krzywonos /
sierzanta \. Millera.
=:
Vice agitacyjny ma rzecz Armii
Polskiej, W parafii Sw. Waclawa W A
vondale, urzadzOny staraniem probosz-
CA Wiel. Ks. F. Scieszki z wsp6lu--
dzialem lokalnego komitetu obywatel-
skiego. Armie Polska reprezentowac
beda organizator Krzywonos / sierzant
S. WiosiGski.
(23. %, &c, 27.)
5 J.H. OLSON !
Ogrzewanie para i goraca woda.. !
Og6lne reperacye / p~rzerabianie I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

stacye rekrutacyjna No. 4, ma Kan
towie. pnr. $50 n. Carpenter ulicy, Cd
wiedzili Wiel. ksieza: Wladyslaw'Filip-
ski, asystent PREY parafii sw. Jana
Kantego i F. Lado6, professor Kolle-
GUM Sw. Stanis}awa. kaskawi goScie
przyrzekli swa pomoc W sprawie naro--
dowej i dodali otuchy sierzantowi sta
cyl, s. W}osinskiemu, kt6ry cd wczo
raj zabrai sic z podw6jna energia do
werbowania o~chotnik0w. ia Okazane
zainteresowanie sic sprawl rekruta,
cyl polskiej, Centrum rekrutacyjne No.
2. wyraza nalezne uznanie Wiel. 60
SCION.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25
NOVA LISTA STRAIT.


Washington, rs. marca. - No.
wa lista STRAIT poniesionych we
Francyi, ogloszona ptzez departa-
ment wojny, obejmuje % naz-
wisk. l porucznik, Jefferson Feigl,
poleg& W bitwie, trzej zolnierzy
zosta}o zabitych owypadkowo" 8
umarlo wskutek chorob, dwu u
mario " innych przyczyn", dwu
bylo ciezko ranionych, a IL lekko
r~anionych. Pomiedzy tymi ostat-
mimi byl Jan Walczyk.
z KONGRESU.
Washington, 20. marca. - Po-
miedzy czionkami Kongresu 0
lyle wywola}y wrazenie ostatnie
wiadomoSci Z zachodniego teatru
wojny, re w~iekszosc ich staraG sic
bedzie O przyspieszenie pustawo-
dawstwa wojennego", i za}atwie--
MIA sic z najpilniejszemi odnosne-
mi nowelami w przeciagu biezace-
go tygodnia. Nowele budzetowe
obejmujace pozycye funduszow
do prowadzenia wojny i nowela
finansowej korporacyi wojennej,
przeznaczonej do cubwencyono--
wanna przemys}u wojennego po--
trzebuja j~eszcze wyrownania pc
wnych szczegol6w w senacie i il
bic poslow odmiennie okreslo-
nych, CO zalatwi sic ma wspolnej
k%onferencyi albo przez ustepstwa
zrobione w izbie pos}ow. Senat
ma do zalatwienia bill omnibuso-
wy obejmujqcy zmiany w zatza--
dzeniu poboru wojskowego i W
innych ustawach wojskowych,
niekt0re bardzo wazne.
z ADMINISTRATOR zYW-
.NOsCI.
Waszyngtno, 25. marca. - Ad-
ministracya zywnosci zamierza e.
nergicznie wystapit przeciw wszy
stkim, ktorzy d~opuszczaja sic
przekroczeh W nowych rozporza-
dzeiiach tyczacych sic oszczedza-
MIA pszenicy. We wszystkich Sta
mach rozciagnieta bedzie kontrola
mad p%iekarzami, by niezuzywali
wiecej maxi pszennej, niz to jest
dozwolonem, a stanowi admin
stratorzy ~otrzymaja upowaznienie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-25

(23. %, &c, I'D
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-11
THAT RICBY SUGAR FACTORY
80 TIE PEOPLE NAY KNOW

the cause Of so much dissatisfaction in this county
for long time. In this connection we may state
the road south Of town to connect with Bonnevilles
highway along the track will also be completed this
year.
Saturday will be pay day for the laborers at the
factory. This is running between two and three
thousand each two weeks, and the quantity Of con-
struction work is being maintained right along and
will soon very materially increase, after the spur
is in and the structural steel and heavy machinery
arrives.
Since putting the above in type, we have been adj
vised that G. E. Brooks, superintendent Of Montana
last evening comforting with the officers Of the
Sugar Company about spur track, and he advised
them that he had received orders at his Pocatello
office Tuesday, to put this trackage in at and
that he had wired for the steel and would assemble
a crew and get them at the work without delay.
A contract was closed by the Sugar Company last
night for ten Duplex trucks to haul beets in this
fall This involves an expenditure Of about $4,000
The order was placed at this time to insure early
delivery.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-11

paid per row for thinning or hoeing, as the case
may BE- The farmer must have his money ready to
pay for the work from day to day. as fast as II is
completed. M
The details Of this plan are to be worked out a.
nearly Is possible at the bureaus meeting on SatGr-
day. BY thus fully utilizing ell available hired help
and also the services Of the boys and girls during
ton can be handled to great extent, without i'm.
porting much Of the foreign labor element into
our midst
The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-14
JOHN EVANS IS STRICKEN
Found Dead in His Wagon After a
 Days Work.

John Evans, aged 69 years, died Monday evening near his home on Magnolia avenue from heart fail- ure. It seems that Mir. Evans had been blowing gardens for neighbors, and he had apparently finished his work and started for home with his horse and wagon when he was stricken. The horse was found going along the road without driver and when stopped it was found that Mir. Evans was lying in the wagon. Dr. K. c. Mullins was summoned, but it was found that life was extinct. Mir. Evans had been a resident of Mena for about 2i years. He was born in the state of Kentucky on January 9, fS49. He is survived by three sons and a daughter. One of the sons, William, lives in Pine Bluff, Ark; another, Steve, is resident in St. Louis, and the third son. Guy, is with the national army at Camp Beauregard, La. The daughter, Miss Pearl, made her home with her father. The funeral services, which will be in charge of the Rev. w. l.. Smith, are to be held Thursday aft ernoon, with interrment in White Oak cemetery.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-14
POTTER, pICKUPS.

Tom Murphy and J. L. Oliver went to Mena Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lizzie Taylor is visiting old friends here this week.
 Mrs R. $. Gam was in Mena Fri day 10 have dental work done.
 Mrs Dan Allen went to Mena on Tuesday to have dental work done :, MT. and Mrs. D. T. Rowe went to Rocky Monday to visit Mir. Rowe's
 Mrs. c. A. Gordon and Mrs. Jim Turner were shopping in Mena
 The Hev. W. B. Arnold will be at the M. E. church Saturday night and Sunday.
 Miss Amy Butler closed her school at Old Cove Friday and is al home for a few weeks.
 A. J. Robbins went to Page, Ok, Tuesday to visit his. daughter Mrs. Manuel Leming. He will be away about a week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bates and Mir. and Mrs. Bill Bates off Mena were here Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Lee Bates.
 Mrs. Beatrice Mullkey of Nash ville, Ark; Mrs. T. c. Green and Miss LuFa NaIef nf Menas were here Saturday and Sunday with their sister, Mrs. w. M Chamb1in. K
 Dr. B. H. Hawkins, Miss Anna Woods and Judge A. E. Wear of Mena were here Sunday afternoon. The meeting was held at the NJ. F. church and was well attended.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-14
CORRESPONDENCE
CENTER POINT CIRCLETs

D; D. Davis made business trin 10 Hatfield Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Cummings at- tended church in Mena Sunday.
 Elzle Nichols of Two-MiIe was a guest of Curtis Patton Monday.
 Mrs. k. 0. Lively of Dierks is vis- IItlng at the home of her son. John
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Chamblin and ls0m Cornellson and daughter Mary were trading in Mena Monday
 Mrs. s. 0. Shepherd of Rocky spent Saturday night and Sunday at 'the home of Lee Shepherd.
 Eli Turner and son Olin. with tnelr families. were guests at the nome of D. D. Davis Sunday. r Il. Maddox took wagon load of freedom young people to the sing lnga at Rocky Sunday afternoon.
 The Writer and family were pleasantly entertained on Sunday afternoon at the home of I. NJ. Da-
 l. Nj. and Harry Davis. with their lamllles, attended Sunday school Sunday. Joe Paine and family have moved into this nelghborhood and are oc- cupying the farm known as the Eli Turner place
 R. l.. Davis and family of this place are preparing to move to their home. the Live Oak farm. recently purchased near Acorn.
 Uncle Port Cornelison and son lsom have sold their farms. the purchasers being Eli Turner and son Ode of Rocky. Possession is to be given in the fall.
 The children at Will Maddox's that have been sick are recovering.
 Mss Gertrude Cartwright and Jewel Maddox have the roseola. a mild form of measles.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-03-14
REPRESENTATION FOR MoMEN
Cards Now Are Here and March fi
 Is Chosen for Signing.

The registration cards have come and the work of getting all the women in Polk county to sign the cards will be resumed on Thursday afternoon, March IA. The commit tee expects to finish up in three days, and they urgently request the ladies and girls over~ i6 to be prompt in responding to this call.
 The places of registration will be the same as before: Ridling's store, Nails book store. w. w. Townsend's store, and the Public Library. "A committed will be in charge each afternon. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from to 5. At library. hours are 3 to 6. At Acorn, Mrs. w. c. B. Allen will be in charge of the registration of women.
 At yandervoort, Miss Ruth Wiley will bo registrar.
 Mrs. R. H. Nall, Chairman of
 Registration for Polk Co.
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Mrs. Margaret Curetoa Insane

Mrs. Margaret Cureton, an aged lady of Hatfield, was examined this week as to her sanity by a commis- sion composed of Dr. J. T. Bogard and pr. B. H. Hawkins and on their report to the county judge flnd- ing was made that she is of un- sound mind and a fit subject for treatment at the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases. She will be con- veyed to the state hospital in Little Rock within a day or two.
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vANDERvooRT vERITIEs


 Miss Ruth Wiley spent Saturday and Sunday in Mena.
 Rev Rigsby of Hatfield preached at the Nazarene church Sunday. Miss Otus Henderson went to Hatfield Saturday, returning Sun day.
 J. o. Cecil returned home last week after having spent several days with relatives in Valiant, Ok. The girls of the Cove and Wander voort basket ball teams will play here Saturday. A good game is as- sured.
 Mrs. ]. A. Bailey went to Cove on Monday to be at the bedside of her sister. Mrs. P. o. Hearn, who has been sick for several weeks. The neat sum of S23 was realized from the pie supper which was giv- en Thursday night at the High school building. The proceeds will go to the Epworth League.
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TELLS EXPERIENCE so ALL CAN KNOW FACTS.
Georgia Farmers Wife Dreaded an Operation. "Tanlac Has Made Me as Well as Ever Was,
 Mrs. Tankerslcy Says.

T shuddered when they told me I'd have to be operated on, for couldn't bear the idea of going un- der the surgeons knife, and. thank heaven, won't, for Tanlac has made me as well as I ever was was the remarkable statement made by Mrs. J. N. Tankersley, whose hus- band is one of the most prominent ifarmers in Irwin county, living some three miles from Ocilla, Geor- gia.
 T suffered from indigestion for several years, she continued, and everything l ate would nauseate me. had constant pains in my side, my nerves were all unstPung and | couldn't sleep at all well. I became discouraged and blue and l got so weak had to take to my bed once for two weeks and when I got up I had to go back again for two or three weeks longer My condition was pitiable, for they said I could never get well until I had my ap- pendix removed I just wouldn't consent to it.
 T had seen i'll the papers where Tanlac had helped others in my condition and l decided to see if it would help me, too. have taken three bottles so far and I haven't had a single symptom of the indi- gestion nor the pains that I thought were appendicitis, since. sleep perfectly sound at night and have gained good deal in weight and am in as good health as I ever was. gladly give this statement of my own accord, for I want other suf- ferers to know the fact that there is a medicine that will relieve them and its name is Tanlac."
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Community Club at Rocky

Al. Smith, emergency farm dem onstrator, and Supt. w. Homer pigg were at Rocky Monday night for the purpose of organizing a Community Club, the organization being per- fected by the election of Dr. c. A. Campbell as president, c. B. Con- nally as vice-president, and Ode Turner as secretary. The organiza- tion was started with membership of twenty-five.
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c. K. Martin of Hatfield was ir Mena "Wednesday to offer his resig- nation as justice of the peace of his township, having decided that working at the planer and looking after J. P. business did not go well together. His resignation was trans mitted to Governor Brough.
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Should Reaister w. s. Stamps

All persons who have bought War Savings stamps, either thru the post office, banks, or other authorized agents, are requested to bring the same to the post office that they may be registered an cancelled. The object of the registration and can- cellation is to protect the owners against loss in case the stamps should be lost or destroyed.
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Jesse Green, son of MT. and Mrs w. I. Green, who is just recovering from serious siege of sickness, went to Fort Smith Tuesday to un- dergo an operation at the hands of Dr. Moulton for tonsil trouble Dr, P. R. Watkins went to Fort Smith to be with him during the opera tim.
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Mrs. Henry Stickleman after spending two weeks with Mena friends, returned to her home near Howard Wednesday.
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J. A. Peters of Mountain Fork wal in Mena "Wednesday to get fertilizer and other supplies for pushing the spring farm work.
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Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Beavers, after spending the past six months with relatives at Stewart, Hartshorne, Henryetta and other Oklahoma points. returned to Mena Tuesday They say that they had a good time and enjoyed the visit with relatives, but coming back to Mena was a genuine homecoming to them.
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D. c. and C. Parker were in from Board Camp Wednesday to pay his taxes and take out a load of fertil- izer.