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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

>NAf-rEc large room trlcE h1use.
water inside and out Two I1rs fenced.
shade trees cement walks ouluufIdluEs.
un- for chickens and garden. Sc per
month S3ll FlndleT ST. Phone e1g2
FOR LEASE-Responsih rart.ls. NAY
t.rs- Rouse 500 Epson. two. ceol five nom
flats, an modern convenience. no small
~ dren or invallds- Apply next door
Phone 1871.
We HsfE q good lot of -rd goods on
hand now Hurry. lf want selection
f.asy terms or cash we Pay freight % out
OF town trade
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
i07 s stanton ST. Phone g1r.
st-oo DOEN ana 81 4 wees win phase
one % our ref-iC'rators lu your home
RIO GkANnE FURNITURE CO.
~ Solth Slanton So Phone ZS0a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
For Neoi-Houses Unfs7EIsE,d.

For Houses UufzTEIsk.d.
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HOUSE for rent 6-s Prospect
SIN room house ga-aEs- Pm 5IzsJ-
-FOUR room modem cottage Fhone aus
>IN room house for rent l2zz san Ja-
cinto 81 ffl incirdinE water Pm $50
THEE room eot-age So $500 Mamma
FIVE room house IN GoVerumsnt an SIS
also one On Erie street SEQ Ph- 69a-4-
EOlR room new house ana Sleeping pcrch
no SICK Or spanish- Apply 9o5 p Mlsseu-L
THREE 90 room house. with ba-l
FIVE room house for rent Inquire 5ls
campheL Phone 65oz-
FOUTZ MOORE co.
FOUR room modern bungalow. 1900 biuei.
n Fl Paso ST. SIS. See r. z Lyons. 1l-
Texas s.
THREE room cottage. large yard Tor
garden and chickens. fenced 81 Phone
eeel We
DESIRABLE two room coltaEe. larse
sleeping porch. $40. ss1s Nations Avenue.
Graudview-
FOX RESr By HAWKINS BROS
r. brick 212 Putnam -.----...-..-ss SIS
n 1rlck 33ef Blsbee new ------- $50
TN room heuse 1880 z Boulevard r-u-
yard Fhons 1915
FOR RENT-By owner. 10 room houss
partly furnished. close I'm. VIII sell furul-
ture- Il2s Aagoffin. Phone 2S51W-
rooms. 2 porches garage. water, fur
lisned sS5- minute ride p. %
sol AIMS s. phone so75.
>EN n room house, modern. newly paint
ed and papered with good shade ana
chicken yard. close IN. llaEoffn Ave
Want good tenant Phone t134 OF call
l-ll p San Antonio St
SMALL brick residence. mcdern. partlv
furnished. p block from Sort Bliss car
line on Morenci ST. Nlce E-rteu suoz.
out houses poultry yard. grape vines.
grass. etc Nice and clean Phone 27ss-
g rooms. iI0s f. Bouievaftl- $40
rooms garage, 1l1l Montana. heat $500
s rooms 1912 Montana see --------- $1,000
DOUGLAS C. CHOW ELL AGENCY.
- Alls E-dg Phone $500.
NOTICE
z may be all right 20 pay re or 81 90
move trunk bur We Only charge csc any
where IN the city All cthe- moving En-
proportion Herman Transfer L. Srora-s
Co Phone $50 We give S & "a Green
Trading stamps.
CLOSE IN FLATS.
9o--f Texas St. rear rms. bath and
s. T. p. water furnished very des-rarIa
and reasonable az s1e-5c and SIS
El>k-RAMsEI REALTY CO.
Phone l9.4 Trust Bids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

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s street. Demiue y II
WANTFD-lI-7e srenoE-7ober- can rs
beginner or Spanish American stenogra-
pher. state salary. age. experience Wri-e
y 100 care Herald
WANTED-First class ail-round cleaner
presser- spotter. dyer and halter .-srriet
man preferred Good wages STEADY job
= ~ BOY W. -------- LIZ
WITH prcrzrrprn
DRTGfTST - C-5it--- -
Mex 8Iusr speak spanish.
aIf-a1- Druggist p d Hor
E84- III Pas5, Tezas.
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Heip Uanteo-maie ana remaie
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MANIEn-cooz for small family. Japan
WANTED-Go0d EaEii=6 s7saEiaE Nszi-
can house girl Phone sSS2
NANTED-ETperi1aced cashier Must
give reference Cau in person Popular
confectionery
WANrED-Ez1eren dining room wait
-esses $40 week Apply Modern Cafe
le---lllell 4l--s 8les-
hANrED-EUperieuc cashier who can
opelele -sPeWll-er- Apply Modern Gaze.
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MANTED-White woman cook for mining
. mp. ten eoeraeFs ~ per month
- INN ~ ~ ~
" ANA cll--i-rl uairress Co work en- din
ins room and cafe Call 21f san Fran
CISCO - or BOX
W ANlEu-F-rzr class holsezeener. one
mat can take tull charge Of home Apply
$40 Es-reIla-
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'--,--t--- - u-i. 60 "a --5-
pr0-e r-s E. 5575-.
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yr- 49, sag --7N--7- -'l7 500 -''
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short. Wilcox. arizona
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CARPENTER work wanted Phone sss78T-
MALE nurse onen f5r temporary or per
r1aneut management Phone scr-
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tinted IS M Phore Fg-r
"A RNTF7T 75-7-7---- ---- ----5-
bsSt ~ -efe-4r-s pEo,s Sss- ID 80
Pin. IILIFINo. sissiTie5l gT5daats win hire
y IN experience desires position T. o.
- --2-- Ivy
tOI NG man. graduate % architectural
{. ~ mem on solIlern university desires
,--ii-.. ~ --.-'----s va 5ll-l l-l-n o. .
~ = -e--- - o. 80 ll-.---e-
WANTED-1IaunEer OF other respon- T
nv l-s--lon oy eo-lese graduate above t
.-.-7 -es.-ii--s7- N seil1lai col- t
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--.1t -.l 4-e llll.4 p nom 49,
'RACTIt Al nurse wants work Refer
nre~ Phone 5segW
IN RFeFHHTN CEn rar.r-- .--rar
bIity wishes position in offiee a ore-.
address a. Ifa care Herald
IOT- FKFFPFR wants ----i-77-- "a -----77
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Lob EENr INEI-ENI.EEm

rooms. SP-. garage and basement
on Cotton avenue. paved street. $50
per month
c rooms. . SP. basement carare.
good front and rear yard have tenant
% rent one room. $40 per month
NEWMAN nv EST1IENT COMPANY.
Prone $50 100 son Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

TO REM
room house. 500 ~ vlrrlrl4
Basement and S. porch. WIZ lease
Or rent By month Very r1ascn-
able
A. 2. COLES s BIOS.
-o4 N oregon ST.
-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-SI5.F
-e.e Lebanon S. rms. bath ana 81 p.
wen situated on corner. ! block 90 paved
ST, Naulattan Fits. two hlocrs 10 car
llnei en- good repair. t1-Eu
Elsk-EANsEN REALTY co.
3 none 1913. Trust Bidg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

so--f Texas 81. rear. rms hath and
s. T. p. water furnished very desirable
and reasonable al s125c and SIS
FISK-RAMSET BEATTY CO.
Phone 1913 Trust B-de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
FIELD-FORTRESS, FORT DE
CONDE

Won by the French in their advance,
cne year ago today April 19. 1917.
Find O. -----e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

SIX chairs SIS 81 a week
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
WANTED-Two second hard wardrobe
trunk. m GOOD eonl-tlon. Phone SOS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

LET side d0pH eve at deId-gIass case.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
GENERAL MAURICE
 SAYS ENGLISH LRE
 DECEIVED ON ARMY

LONDON May 8-A political crisis, involving the security of the Lloyd George government has arisen in England This crisis has letter written by General Maurice formerly Chief Director of Military affairs to the effect that the English cabinet had de- ceved the country and in parliament about the army in France General Maurice severely questioned the veraci ty of the Premier and also Chancellor BOnar Law In the House of Commons, parliamentary tilt broke out bet Chancellor Law and former Premier Asquith which resulted in the governments acceptance of AsQuiths
 ton that the House discuss the form of inquiry to be made ny General Maurice.
 General Matrices letter showed up the truth of Com manderinChief Ferdinan Fochs statements regarding the British army When FOch made head of the AL
 lied armies he informed the English government that su
 cient bufing had been done but what he wanted was British troops on the ed to help the French Portugese Americans and others to stem the German offensive Foch claimed that notwithstanding the English claims of mil lions Of men in France this untrue Foch said that if the British did not send men to Flanders and other parts of the western front the French and other Allies must retire to the defense of their own territory and the Germans could go to the English channel unsopped ex- cept by the small British force. Prime Minister Lloy George said there sufficient of troops across the Eng
 fish channel but General Maurice in his letters made general denial and bore out the charges of Foch
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
OFFICIAL BRITISH REPORT

LONDON, May - The official war report today says that minor oper atiOns have been .repulsed and the British have advanced their lines 3 short distance in the Amiens sector between the Somme and Ancre rivers. Last night hostile artillery was active between Veteran and Kemmel Hill on the Flanders front.
 The Australians made another ad- vance last night pushing their way forward 800 yards along a 600 yard front near Saillylesec, east of Amiens. They also pushed the Germans back 400 yards along a 600 yard front west of Morrncourt. Notwithstanding the heavy barrage of the Germans the latter were unable to stop this advance.
 Late this afternoon Field Marshal Haig reported that both British and German artillery was active north of the river Lys near the junction with the Somme.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
OSTRACISM FROM WORLD COMMERCE
 LOT OF TUETONS

NEW YORK, May S. Prussian frightfulness denounced and the determination of America to wipe out was emphasized at the Lustania meeting last night in Carnegie hall given under the auspices of the Am erican Defense Society and the American Rights league Over seven thousand attended the meeting. Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Robert L. Owen, of Oklahoma, were the principal speakers
 Charles S. Fairchld former Secretary of the Treas uy presided and in his opening address declared that o racsm from the markets of the world should be the lot of Germany until the Kaiser and his people accede to the principles of International law. Mr. Fairchd urged this ostracsm penalty upon Germans Austrans, Bulga- rians and Turks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
HUNS ARE STARTING
 TROUBLES

WASHINGTON, May 8 --- The de- mand on the Entente representatives, including U. s. Ambassador Francis, at Vologda, for the removal of con- Suls at VladivoStok, today reached the State Department. The determination for recognition of the Bolshevih gov ernment is believed to be the underly- ing purpose of these demands. This move, according to officials here, shows German influences at work. The use of the Vladivostok incident of the landing of troops is said to be the work of Teutons to cause trouble be- tween the Allies and the Bolshevih, which was formally recognized by the Allies.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
MUCH ACTIVITY REPORTED FROM
 THE AIR FLEET

LONDON, May 8 - An official statement says that six hostile mach- ines were downed last Monday. One hundred bombs dropped in the neigh borhood of Baupaume at night. One British plane failed toreturn.
 Four German planes were also downed last Monday on the Flanders front.
 The French have dropped 4OOO kilos projectiles on the Teuton stat ions at Fruiville, Martel, Merresis Ham, Guisgard, Noyon and Vermond.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
SUFFRAGE LAID
 OVER FOR TIME
 IN TIE SENATE

WASHINGTON, May s - By margin Of one vote, the Senate defeat cd today 9 resolution proposing that the Senate on Friday consider the House Women's suffrage amendment resolution. The galleries were filled with women when the vote was being taken and cries of protest arose when the final vote was announced. It Vas explained afterwards that the matter was laid over until certain war measures had been disposed of,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
GRAIN WAREHOUSES; ARE
 DESTROYED AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, May - Fire this aft ernoon destroyed five warehouses and a grain elevator with several hundred thousand bushels of wheat. One four story building and several storage sheds were also burned. The loss is roughly estimated from $500,000 to $3, 100000.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
.-0nDIKE HAS 3TARTED WORK
 WASHING GOLO

DAWSON, May 8 - The first gold .ccau-ap in the klonaike this spring was made yesterday by the Yukon Dredging Company. ndiWGuaI oper- ato.s a,giu washing this week and there Is every indication that the yield this gear will equal that of last year wa.a.ae outpu. was valued at S%,67O,- ugu.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
PLANTING STUDS

Rev. J. J. Patton is busy spudding his small farm on Third Avenue. The only thing, besides the weather, that is bothering the minister, is what to do with the dogs running across the ranch.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
ALASKA SOMETIME

The dope handed out at the Alaska Steamship Company's office today is that the Alaska will be due tomor- row morning sometime. Morning be- gins at midnight and ends at noon tomorrow, strictly speaking. The AL aska, from the time she is sighted down the bay, generally makes the dock in about 30 minutes, and she is due when she arrives.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
RAINY WEATHER IS
 STOPPING ASSAULT
 OF TEUTON FORCES

NEW YORK, May S-Aong the battle lines in Nor them France the Allies waiting for the renewal ot heavy fighting by the Germans. Apparently rainy wea- ther is hndering the Germans from bringing up supplies preparatory to a renewal of the drive which had been de- ayed much longer than in previous since the be- ginning of the offensive The Allies are bringing up fresh troops and new supplies and have strengthened their pos itiOnS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
.SfDITIOH LAW IS
 PASSED- PENALIIES
ImprisOments Aud Also Fines

WASHINGTON. May S- Final legislation action has been taken upon the sedtion bill giving the government new powers The House adopted the conference report a ready approved by the Senate this forenoon and the bill was immediately sent to President Wilson for his sigma ture He is expected to sign the bill this afternoon.
 The sedition measure provides penalties of twenty wears or fine of Sl0C0o or both fine and imprisonment to those convicted of erug e printing disoyal abusive profane, scuious or conanptiouS language about the United States or government or form of government or about the Stars and Stripes.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
SAYS GERMANY
 HAS MADE NJ
 LATE PROPOSAL

LONDON, May s - Foreign See retar Balfour, in a speech in the House of Commons this afternoon said that the Teutons had made no peace offers recently. This statement is made in view of the reports that the former Dutch Minister of War, Jon kher Colyn, was here as an emissa'y of the Imperial German government with new proposals of peace,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
YUssIF RUSSIAN DEFEAED

KANSAS CITY, May 8 - Sergeant Ear Caddock, National Army world champion heavyweight wrestler, won from Yussif Husson last night in two straight falls. Over 5000 witnessed the mat struggle.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
MORE ARTILLERY FIRING

PARIS, The official statement says that artillery fighting has broken out on both sides of the Avrc southwest of Amiens. Enemy surprise attacks south O. Hartman Weilerkopf and in Aisacc have failed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
FIREMEN MEET TONIGHT

All regular firemen, including those who have their applications in, are requested to attend a meeting of the Department tonight at 8 o'clock. in the Fire Hall
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
TO BUY MORE YARN

At the Moose meeting last night it was decided to purchase more yarn and other supplies for the ladies of the Moose knitting club who are working for the boys at the front or in train inr,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
ROUSE MT DER NAMES
 OF HUHIS0I

WASHINGTON, May - A bill was today introduced in the house to require all cities and towns in the United States or territories, bearing the name of Berlin or Germany to change Go Liberty or Victory or other suitable American names.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
RIDES THE GOAT

Walter Farmer, who came in from Mile II last Saturday, was initiated nto the Moose last night and today s sporting new sat of Moose horns'
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
ELLSWORTH FIXING UP

Harry Ellsworth is fixing up the Ellsworth Block by having a cement water proofing put on the south and west side of the building.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08

LONDON May 8 - A Reuter- Dis patch says that the Russians at lrk- utsh have arrested the Japanese vice consul and also the president of the Japanese Association on a charge of being spies.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST

The weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow is unsettled, nc"J2sing winds and warmer.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
Ex-KING CONSTANTINE IS DYING

PARIS, May S. Former king Constantine of Greece! is seriously i'll at Zurich Switzerland according to dis patch Those at his bedside say fatal termination of the illness is not improbable
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08

George Colwel, from Kern, and E. s. Jaccard, who has been in Anchorage for several weeks, came in last night from the north end of the division on a spcedcr,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-05-08
REFORM REJECTED - KAISER CONFERs

BERNIE, May 8 - The Kaiser has returned to Pots dam owing to the political cresng from the reject ion of suffrage reform by the Prussan Diet Chancellor von Hertlng has been summoned to Potsdam to report on the situation
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-08
ARMIA POLSKA WE
FRANCYI.

Oeromny ruch panowaI wczoraj ma
stacyi rekrutacyjnej. OdjezdSali ochot-
nicy z Chicago, Minnesoty, Nebraska
Wisconsin,. Kilku z mich by}o obec-
nych ma bankiecie lojalnosciowym we
srode W hotelu La Sale, a wrazen1e
lake wyniesli z tego niezwyklego ze-
brania zawioza re SODA do obozu. szko-
ia yielka, Re wszyscy ME mogll usiy-
sec przepieknych przem6wieh pred
stawicieli rzadu i innych wybitnych o.
s~obistosci. Komitet Obywatelski De-
gnal wszystkich skromnym obiadem W
polskiej restauracyi. OdjezdzaJacych re
gnali opr6cz tego s~erdeczna przemowa
OBJ. w. Szrojda, ks. Gluba z Omaha,
Nebr., OBJ. Bujakiewicz Lesnicki, a,
g}6wnym m6wca by1 OBJ. Franciszek
Danish, klerk sad6w municypalnych,
kt6ry PREY tel sposobnoSci ofiarowai
Is dolar6w ma Armie Polska.
Dzielnym proboszczem okazal sic ks.
NJ, Gluba, z Omaha, Nebr., Etory PREY
wi6zi sporq paczke ochotnik6w jake
przewodnik ich duchowny wytrwa{ z
mimi az do chwili wyjazdu z Chicago,
zachecajac ich do odwagl i dzielnoscl'
KS. Gluba bardzo 5ywo zajmuje sic
snrawe rekrutacyi do Armii Polskiej
| zdziaIaf JUL bardzo wiele ma korzySc
lei. w najblihszej przyszaosci przepro-
wadzi on agitacye ma korzysc Armii
Polskiej W zachodnich Stanach ma
bardzo szeroka skale.
Otrzymalismy W ostatnich czasach
kilka list6w cd druh6w naszych we
Francyi a mianowicie cd druha c.
Pieprznego / druha s. Rzeszutko. Me
mozemy sic oprzet pokusie ably wyjatki
z tych list6w ~opublikowac. Otto co pi-
SEE miedzy innymi druh Pieprzny: -
Ma miejsce zajechalismy szczesliwie,
| swieto Bozego Narodzenia spedzilismy
ma sr6dmorzu. 'Tutaj wszystko jest W
lax ~najlepszym ~porzadku, .koszary ola
naszych chlopak6w So bardzo dobre !
| ciepie, jedzenie take dobre i smaczne,
tylko, Re Francuzi jedza diva ray
dziennie tylko zreszta ME ma zadnej
krzywdy Tub narzekah. Kazdy z ma
szych zo}nierzy jest zadowolony, DO mu
mic ME brakuje, a PREY kazdym jedze'
niu podaja nam vino do picia. Jestem
tutaj dopiero 5 dni wiec jeszcze .dokia'
dnie mic ME wien, ale p6zniej wszyst'
ko dokladnie opowiem,
Napiszcie mi jak idzie rekrutacya
bo nam sic &: to rozchodzi, ably nasza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-08

zYDOWSKIEGO ADWO-
KATA.

Clarence A. Samuels, kt6ry do
piero Cd roku prowadzi kancela-
rye adwokacka, ale juz w licz-
nych w~ypadkach wystePowaf
pred s9dem jake zastepca praw.
ny wIaScicieli lombardow i "a
wodowych lichwiarzy, mole ME
bedzie mog} wiecej praktykowac
w sadach. F~ederalny sedzia
Lands zlecii wczoraj pred po-
ludniem federalnemu prokurato-
rowi Clyne i bylemu prokuato-
rowi stanowemu, Janowi ]. Hca-
}y,> ably odnosny wniosek pred
lozyli Izbie adwokackiej.
Powyzszc zarzadzenie spowo-
dowala sprawl n~iejakiego E. Her
lick'a, kt6ry cd F. S. Scuba, VIA
sciciela zakladu zastawnlczego
Clark Loan Co." ! jednego z
klientow Samuels'a, pozyczyl 10
dolar6w. "a ktore miai Z powro-
tenn zaplacit $e2.5O, t. j. 10 dola-
row jake zwrotu wypozyczoneJ
sunny, $3.50 "a procent go pro-
cent miesiecznieD i 10 dolarow
tytulem nalezytosci adwokackieJ
ola Samuels'a "a praee celem scta
gniecia wspomnianej pozyczkl.
Gdy sedzia Lands W dosad-
nych slowach wyrazif oburzenie
2 powodu tax niecnego postepo-
wanna, o~swiadczy} Sanluels, re 60
tow jest zrzec sic swojej nalezy-
tosci. Naturalnie mic mu to ME
pomoglo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-08

Armia byia jak n~ajwieksza, bo i'm
mas bedzie wiecej, tenn PREDICT bedzie-
my mogli tego wielkiego nieprzyjacfe-
la zgniesc raz ma zawsze. Waszym zas
obowiazkiem jest wszystkich tych kto-
rzy So zdolni do Armii, a jeszcze ME
wstapili zachecic ably sic poczuli do O.
bowiazk6w Polaka.
Do druh6w jedna prosba: przysliJ-
Gle nam chocby najmarniejszej tabakl
do papieros6w, bo tutaj mic. ME MONA
doStac do palenia, chotby kto placii
gruby pieniadz. Kto me papierosy to
Geni je jak najwieksze skarby. o lie
by kto 2 druh6w byf tax dobry i PREY
sIa}, to mu bede w~dzieczny az do koh-
ca zycia.
oh. S. Rzeszutko, kt6ry ma tym sa--
mym okrecie poplynal do Francyi pi--
SEE: = Swieta spedzilismy ma morzu,
Nowy Rok W Obozie, kt6ry jest bardzo
Iadny, wszelka wygoda. Jedzenia l pi-
cia poddostatkiem tylko ME ma co pa
lie. So miedzy nami Polacy, ktorzy cd
8 lat byli ma froncie i zostali odzna-
czeni krzyzami "a walecznosc. Kazdy z
Mich juz nabi} kilkadziesiat Niemc6w
a nasi chlopacy az skacza 2 ochoty ably
jak najpredzej isc ma front 1 bic szwa-
bow, DO ka1dy chce wr6cic z krzyzem
ma piersiach, do. Polski.
w dalszym ciagu interesuje on sic
rekrutacya i pragnie ably jak najwie-
cej Polak6w z~nalaz}o sic wkr6tce ma
froncie. Jak wobec tego czuja sic wszy-
scy polscy tch6rze?