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Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07
AN INIQUITOUS BILL.

IL Senate Bill No.1oS ever be-
comes a law, the sale of proprie-
tary medicine in Mississippi con-
tanning more than , per cent al
cohol will be prohibited.
This not only viii affect thaSe
who sell such medicine but it
also will affect the advertising
which state newspapers carry
for them.
If this bill becomes a law il
will not only affect standard
highly advertised medicines in
Guiding such well known line
remedies as Ninol, Cardui, Lydia
Pinkham, Hoods Sarsapai.illa.
Dodson's Liver Tone, Tanlac
and many others too numerous
TO mention. which not only
would be a gross injustice on the
manufacturers, wsp apers.
wholesale and retail dealers but
would prove an iniquitous law
and should be suppressed i'm
mediately.
The author of the bill probab-
ly knows that it is absolutely inn
possible TO preserve the ingredi-
ents of most proprietary medi-
cineS with as little as ) per cent
of alcohol so the effect of the bill
will be TO throw most of them
out of Mississippi.
To prevent this and its conse-
quent loss of revenue to hun
dreds of druggists and loss of
advertising to the newspapers of
Mississippi requires quick ac-
tion.
Every reader of this paper
should get in touch with his sen
ator and representative in the
legislature Immediately and
urge them TO kill this bill and
others like it which will be in
trOduced at this session.
This is not the first time that
efforts TO enact similar meas
ures in to laws have been made.
Those who are informed know
from what source the bill orig
mated, and il would be usless for
this paper to attempt to show
up to the reading public the mo-
tlves behind the measure.
While we hold a high regard
for the medical profession we
recognize the rights of others.
Without going into details as to
what the measure Of il should
become a law) would mean. any
person with commo n sense
knows that there are a great
m a ny proprietary medicines
with proven merits, and a per
son does not have TO be an NJ. ID.
TO know when he needs a dose of
Dodson's Liver Tone. Neither
Is he so ignorant that he cannot
tell the difference between a
$3.50 doctor bill and the cost of
a tablespoon full of Dodson's
Liver Tone, or other similar
preparation.
Senate Bill 15s has no merits.
but behind it are glaring mo-
tives. and all the cloths of the
Antl-salOOn League cannot hide
them. The Bill will be defeated
and it should be.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07
BRAZILIAN FLOUR CORN.

Mr.. W. ]. NJ. PuIvis, farmer out
on route 4. brought to this Office a
couple Of ears Of Brazilian Flour Corn.
II is as white as paper and the meal
from il is as white as any flour.
Mr.. Purvis say he has the flour
problem solved, and that he is going
10 plant a god sized crop of this va
riety Of corn. When this corn is
ground fine and bolted. he says il
makes the best of bread and is an ex.
cellent substitute for wheat flour.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

r. z. 7-14-2l TrT
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07
NOTICE TO CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.

Are there any Confederate Veterans
llving who were with Allison W.
thompson of the 4th. Mississippi
Calvary, Co. X, Capt. McEwen Co.
at the surrender. Any information
VIII be appreciated. Address
SALLIE A. THOMPSON.
567 Popular Ave. Memphis, Tenn.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07
TO WIN THE WAR

President must place himself against
it and make hipself temporarily un-
! don't think you would do
that But if that's not your motive,
what is? What is the real desire be-
hind this bill ?"
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07

A scald, burn, or severe cut heals
slowly if neglected. The family that
keeps bottle Of BALLARD'S SNOW
LIN1MENT on hand is always pre-
pared for such accidents. Price 25c.
SOC and $1.00 per bottle Sold by A.
II. Kendel. adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-02-07

Mrs ]. B. Williamson was the gu
Of her sitser, Mrs. Sid Webster, !
days ago.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-08
JOIN THE PIG CLUB!

To make your doors and win
dows air tight use Felt Weather
Strip. Jas. A. Smith Lbr. Co.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-08
Jackson County Red
Cross Makes Shipment

Last week the Jackson county
Red Cross made their second
shipment of knitted goods to
the Minneapolis headquarters and
below we give you a list of the
articles and the different chapters
who knitted them. The large
shipment speaks much for the
loyalty of our women folks and
it is needless to say but that the
articles will be appreciated by
the soldier boys who receive
them.
Cottonwood.
4 knitted sweaters.
2 pair knitted socks,
] wriStletS,
II pajamas,
II hospital shirts.
Belvidere.
3 pair knitted wristletS,
9 socks,
II pajamas.
Weta.
3 knitted wash cloths,
5 sweaters,
Is knitted socks,
S wristlets,
| helmet.
8 pair pajamas.
Ready Workers.
II knitted sweaters,
10 pair knitted socks,
4 wristletS,
! knitted muffler.
y hospital shirts,
9pair hospital socks.
Kadoka School Children.
Marjorie Leedom, knit'd scarf.
Bethel Pease,
Bill Sears. "
Jacob Frybereer, 2 wash cloths
Esther Hansen, knitted sweat
er and pair wristlets.
Interior.
Ia knitted sweaters.
6 pair knitted socks,
9 pajamas.
9 hospital shirts,
"a pair hospital socks.
kadoka.
l6 knitted sweaters,
10 pair knitted socks,
9 knitted mufflers,
l3 pair knitted wristlets
2 knitted wash cloths,
IL Hospital shirts,
Is Bath robes,
IL pair pajamas,
5 operating leegines.
6 hospital socks.
Stamford.
5 pair pajamas,
8 = !" knitted socks.
z mittens.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-08
Income War Tax Must
Be Paid By March 1St

Every unmarried person whose
net income for the year 1917 was
$1,000 or more and every married
person living with wife or huS-
band whose net income for that
period was $1,000 or more must
have an income tax report OF that
income in the hands of the collect.
or of internal revenue or one OF
his deputies before the close of
business on March |. 1918, or
suffer the penalties provided by
law.
Every employer must send to
the Collector a list of the names
and addresses of all employees to
whom he paid $500 or more dur.
ing the year 1917.
Everything possible has been
and is being done by the Govern
ment to advertise this law and
help those who must pay the tax.
Income tax blanks are being
mailed out from this Office to in,
dividuals, banks and field deputy
collectors as soon as ! receive
them. They are being printed
and sent to me as rapidly as pos.
sible by the Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue.
A careful study of the reports
from my Field Deputies and from
the Banks throughout this district
show that with the month of Jan
uary gone and only the balance
of February left in which to make
a report, the number of people in
North and South Dakota who
have made inquiries in regard to
this law is surprisingly small.
know conditions in these two
states and | feel sure that unless
the banks, newspapers. farmers
and employers of labor take hole
of this matter and urge all those
that they have reason to believe
should make a return to do so
thousands of people will suffer
the penalties of this law after
March lst.
| most urgently request that
you do everything in your power
to see to it that your neighbors
and associates are fully advised
in regard to this law.
Respectfully.
James Coffey, Collector
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-08
Good Y. W. c. A.
Fund Is Raised

uuu ID NulDUu
Received for the Y. w. c. A..
War Fund in Jackson County:
kadoka, $52.75
Belvidere 5000
Cottonwood 1926
Weta $50
Interior 74.00
S22450
Stamford has as yet. not re.
ported. Jackson county should
have raised $4,000 but on ac-
count of the extremely bad wealth
er, the county fell little short.
The chairman wishes to thank
those who responded 50 Loyalty
to the work of collecting and also
to those who donated. Each
town was asked to give $4,000
and they are to be credited for
their good work.
Enola B. S nodgrass,
Jackson County Chairman
Y. w. 6. A. War Fund
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22

any statement except the general IN
dication thar, the Presidents opposl-
tion to the new plans remains unsi-
tered, even after his review Of Sena-
tor Hitcheoek's bill with Secretary
Baker Sunday and his conference
With the Senate leaders today,
From a source familiar with the
general disposition OF the President
towards the criticisms that have been
launched at his Cabinet, it may De
stated that these criticisms have done
little but put the Presidents shack
up" He believes that the general re-
sulbs attained have been tremendous.
He believes that the interpretation CT
new hands at this time would only
frost the war plans at the time when
they are about to blossom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22

AT a Corporation Court Of the City
of Alexandria, continued and held at
the Courthouse Of said City on Tues
day, January 22nd, 1918.
Present, Hon. Louis c. Barley,
Judge.
Cecilia Forrest Roman, VS.. Earl \.
Roman.
Upon the written application OF the
complainant stating specifically the
known place Of abode OF the defend
ant, and It appearing to the Court
hat process has been issued and re-
turned by the Sergeant OF the City
Of Alexandria, Virginia, showing that
he defendant was not found within
the jurisdiction Of the Court, the fol-
owing order Of publication is grant,
I'd this 22nd day of January, 1918
The object Of this suit is to obtain
divorce q vinculo matrimonli for
the Complainant from the defendant
on the grounds Of wilful desertion
and abandonment for period OF more
shan three years, and for general re-
lief, and an affidavit having been made
md filed that the defendant. Earl A.
roman, is a nonresident of the State
If Virginia. it is ordered that he do
appear with fifteen days after due
publication Of said order OF pubiica-
lion ard to do what is necessary TO
protect his interest in this suit.
And it is further ordered that a
copy of said order of publication &c
published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Alexandria
Gazette, newspaper published in
the City Of Alexandria, Virginia, and
that a copy be posted at the front
door Of The Court House of the Cor
poration Court Of said City or or re-
fore the next succeeding rule day al
ter this order is entered; and thas "a
coov Of said order Of publication
shall be sent by registered mali By
the Clerk of this Court addressed to
.',a sai:. nonresident defendant at
2547 livingstone Avenue, Chevy
Chase Maryland, his last known p1ae,
of abode.
A rnnv. Teete.:
NEWELL, s. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Il. Noel Garner, P. Q. 1s-4w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22
LoNGED FOR GERMAN HOME.
Went Back, Found Restraint, Re
turning 10 American Freedom.

turning 10 American Freedom.
Rather more than dozen years ago
here lived in Milwaukee a German
citizen who said this country was
good for nothing except to make mon
ey.
He admitted its excellence for thai,
but declared that some day, when he
aad gained his competency, he YVES
soing back to the old fatherland to
pend his days in peace and quiet, to
oe happy once more with his village
friends, to live his life in sweet con-
,ent. Like many another son who has
strayed from his native land, ne
hoped some day to grow old gently
in his childhood home and at last 10
be gathered to his fathers among his
boyhood companions.
He made his money in Milwaukee
and returned to the home for which
he had longed through the years. But
somehow when he got back, he founi :
miseries he had forgotten during his
absence. He was not free there as ne
had been here. He was nobody there,
held down by the relentless caste sys-
tenn. Taxes were exorbitant. And be-
fore he had been back two years, the
money he had expended half a life
time saving in America had been
spent or lost in trade competition.
That German is back in Milwaukee
today, He is an American citizen now.
and happy IN his citizenship. He has
no home but America, and there Is
not more loyal citizen in the Unit d
States He went back to Germany.
He knows where happiness Is.
4 moral do you want? State it for
vourself.-Milwaukee Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22
NEGRO RoBBER BEATS GRE.
after Crime Near Midnight He Uses
Revolver to Extort Kiss.

w 1-AlOA y AAS~'
Media, Pa, Jan. 22.-Wilhs Ray
uo.d, a negro from Baltimore, IS n
la. here, charged with holding up aud
Eoobing Miss Charlotts Ruth ~ OF
swarthmore, late one night last week
Not only did the daring negro hold
up the girl and rob her, but beat her
twice on the head with blackjack
and ct the point Of 2 revolver forcec
the girl TO kiss him.
.Tiss Ruth is now in a serious cen.
fi4;cn at the nome of her parents.
As. and Mrs. William Ruth, on Uni
:.yenue. Swarthmore, suffering from
shock and from the wounds on the
back OF her head, which were sewed
NJ by DR.. ]. B. Roxby.
The negro was arrested an hour
after the crime through the quick
ana timely work OF Chief Of Police
E J. Sweeney, of Swarthmore, wac
e1e2honea to the surrounding borough
,2licc TO watch for him. He vas
caught by Chief Of Police Clarke II
Darby rs he was alighting from 9
trolley car.
Miss Ruth had attended 3 dane
in Darby and she was returning nom
E,:en she was attacked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
Oriental Lodge, Knight of Pythias,
Preparing an Interesting Program.

The lady friends Of the members
Of Oriental Lodge, No. 6, Knights Ct
Pythiaa, will meet with the ways and
means committee at Pythian Temple,
319 Cameron street, on Thursday
night at 7:20 o'clock to make preli-
minary arrangements for unique
entertainment to be given in the near
future under the auspices Of Orien-
tai Lodge. The committee invites all
who are interested to be present. The
entertainments given by Oriental
Lodge have always been Of an inter-
csting and enjoyable character and the
proposed entertainment will be IN
usually interesting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22
SUNDAY CONFERENCE.
President Calls For Senators Martin
and Simmons.

and Simmons.
Washington, Jan. 22.-Presidelit
Wilson summoned Senators Martin
OF Virginia, and Simmons, of North
Carolina, 10 the White House Sun
day to tell of his opposition to the
war cabinet, munitions ministry OF
s:gly' other new device which will
change control of war direction 'at
this time. Sunday conferences at the
White House have been rare, and the
latest marks the determined attitude
or the President against changes ut
this time.
Neither Senator Martin nor SEN
a:or Simmons would d;scnss the con-
ference. The White House refused
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22
/ Ildi e 10 II

when chronic is permanently corrected by
lie celebra,ed Shiga- Ni2e1i N'a:sr. Pos.
lively guaranteed by E!oncr-hacs Offer
Tastes fine; costs t-i.lc. Delivered any.
i here ~ or Alexandria Dis,r.hA:pra, !. 5
!. ii pc,. iH@ Phone then
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-22

We are offering these
machines for q limited
time, On q small cash
payment, the balancecan
be paid in convenient
installments along with
your regular light bill.
I his offer good until
Jan. %, SO don't delay,
but phone 1913.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-12

kolstwie ME powinlen mice miejsca.
q Gniazd z prowincyi maio many
wiadomoSci, DO wszedzie wojna po-
robiia spustoszenie. Gdzie ME poszli
do Armii P~olskiej, tam powolani 20
stall do Armii amerykanskiej, POGO
stall zas starsi mySla, re 1 tax be-
die, choG oni ~pracowac ME beda:
ro1umienie to mylne i ME zgadza sic
, idea sokola, kt6ra wymaga cd kaz-
diego Sokola i Sokolicy piracy zawsze
Jednakowej piracy - z calych sill.
Wszyscy jednak wierzymy, re 2
Nowym Rokiem nastapi zmiana 1 po
Gniazdach zycie znowu zawrze tax
Iak dawniei bywaio.
Old wYDzIALU OKREGU ii.
Druhny 1 Druhowie: =
w miesiacu obecnym odbywaja sic
20 Gniazdach ~posiedzenia przedrocz-
czne, ma kt6rych wybiera sic nowych
urzednik6ws ma rok przysz}y. Sprawl
to bardzo wanna, DO cd wyboru adj
ministracyi zalely kierunek piracy W
ciagu roku. dlatego tez Druhowie j
Druhny powinni zwr6ciG uwage Ia
to, by ma urzednik6w powolywaG lu-
dzi takich, kt6rzy So prawdziwymi
Sokolami / dla sprawy sokolej pra-
euja szczerze.
Naodwr6t cl, kt6rych czionkowie
cobie zycza, by dany urzad piasto--
wall W roku nastapnym, pred PREY
Jeciem urzedu powinni dobrze "a
stanowiG sic mad tenn, czy obowiaz-
XII swoje beda mogli n~alezycie wy
konac. Niechaj pamietaja wszyscy,
ze urzad chOciai jest zaszczytem. DO
10 Jest dow6d .zaufania czlonkow,
przyjmuje sic ola zaszczyt6w Tub ho-
noru, lecz jest p]rzyjeciem ma siebie
cbowiazk6w, kt6re trzeba sumiennie
spelniae, DO i'm kto ma waznleJsze
stanowisko, tenn wiecej jest on odpo
wiedzjalny.
Nfechaj wiec pc Gniazdach Dru-
howie i Druhny zwroca baczna ma
to uwage i wybieraja ludzi zaufania
godnych.
Sekretarze i sekretarki protokofo-
we Gniazd wszystkich maja MAZDA
lei W tydzien po p~osiedzeniu Gniaz-
ia nadeslac wykaz nowoobranych
urzednik6w, lub Irzedniczek, rowno
rzesnie zas nadesia6 maja do hlura
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-12
SzYBKA ULGA v
zATWARDzENIU
Dostancie DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets

Otto radosny okrzyk tysieey, cd czasu
gdy DR.. Edwards zaczal wyrabiae Olive
Tablets, zastepujaee kalomel.
DR.. Edwards, praktykujaey lekarz
przez II lat i starry nieprzyjaciel kalo-
melu, Odkryl formule wyrobu Olive Tab
lets podezas gdy leczyl ehoryeh ma
ehroniezne z~atwardzenie i bezwiadna
watrobe.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets ME zawie-
rais kalomelu, lecz gojaey, kojaey ros-
linny srodek rozwalniajaey.
Zasada tyeh malyeh pokrytyeh euk-
rem, oliwkowego koloru tabGczek jest,
ably ME sprowadzie kurez6w. Sprowa-
dzaia one normalne dzialanie zoladka j
wstroby. Nigdy ME zmuszaja ieh do
nienaturalnego d~zialania.
Jezeli maeie niesmak W ustach, czue z
ust, uezueie zmeezenia, ~ehorobliwy boil
glowy, b~ezwladna wstrobe i zatwardze-
nie-znajdzieeie szybkie, pewne i tylko
przyiemne skutki W jednej hub dwoch
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets, wzietyeh
idae spa6.
sTysisee os6b biora po jednej hub dwie
co wieez6r ably sic zaehowae W zdrowiu.
Spr6buieie ieh. Zoe i 25c pudelko. We
wszystkieh aptekaeh-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-12
KOMITET.
BacZnoSC GniazdO mr.. 2.

Posiedzenie przedroczne naszego
Gniazda odbedzie sic W piatek. 1880
grudnia W sail Atlas, pnr. 1896 En-
ul.
Ma posiedzeniu tenn obok wielu
innych bardzo l~waznych spraw, ia
kie So dos zalatwienia, dokonanym
bedzie wyb6r nowych urzednik6w ma
rok przyszly, stad tez obecnoSc
wszystkich czionk6w / czionkin jest
%konieczne.
Posiedzenie r%ozpocznie sic o godzi
ME s. PunktualnoSG wymagana.
Podaje sic r6wniez do wiadomosci
wszystkich czionk6w i czionkih
Gniazda, re PREY kohcu miesiaca u
rzqdzona bedzie Gwiazdka ola ma
Szej dziatwy. S.
Waciaw Lubicz, prezes.
Franciszka CZuj, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-12

z Zycia Griazd.

Niewiele dis MONA jessoze powie
dziee o piracy pOszczegolnych Gniazd
nassego Ok-egu, 20 prawie zadnych
raportSw dotad ME otrzymalismy cd
Gnissd. Widocznie sekretarze poza-
pimal; o swych obowiazkach,> prza
w~idzianych konstytucya, ME panic
taia o uchwale Zjazdu o~statniego
tax okregowego jak i Zwiazkowego,
kto-a naklada ma sekretarzy obowia-
zek nadsyiania raport6w Z piracy da-
nego Gniazda CO miesiac.
o lie wiemy, ME wiele Gniazd W
Chicago pojmuje swoje obowiazki
nalezycie i pracuje, tax jak powinny.
2 Gniazd ma polnocno-zachodniej
str' ME Chicago jedynie czynnym
est mr.. 2, kt6ry choc moze ME tax
l;cznie i energicznie pracuje jak da-
wriej, lecz robi lie moze. a jak VINO
sic MONA, rozpo&nie wnet prace e.
nergiczniej.
Rardzo ruchliwem czynnem
Gniazdem jest Gniazdo Mr.. 1Sty.
Imieniem Ordona, pomimO tego,
re z Gniazda tego ubylo kilku
bardzo energicznych czionkow. kt6-
rzy z r6wna energia kropia Szwabow
we Francyi. a prawdorodobnie i W
Polsce. Gniazdo to urzadza p~rzedsta-
vienie W dniu 4 stycznia W sail
Zwiazku Polek, gdzie odegra sztdke
7. I. ,,Legionisci ma polu chwaiy'.
Rownie czynnem, moze najczyn-
nieiszem re wszystkich Gniazd len
skich W Chicago, Test Gniazdo 20
..PrzyszioSc Polski", gdzie praca wre
W peini. GniazdO t. wzrasta llczen
ME z kazdym miesiacem.
Ma poludniowej stronie Gniazdo
ienskie mr.. 100 pracuje lepiej Cd
iunych W tamtej okoliey, choc ME
TAX. jak powinno, j ME tax, jak da-
wniej pracowalo.
z innych Gniazd jeszcze Gniazdo
2l3 jake tako pracuje. Reszta jesz-
cze ME obudzila sic re snu, W jaki
zapadia z~eszlej zimy.
Druhowie 1 Druhny, tax bye ME
powinno. Lenistwo jest wielklm
grzechem narodowym, ktory W So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-12
Z Rockford, Ill.

Sprawozdanie z Wiecu odbytego
W niedziele, dnia 8go grudnia W
sail parafialnej W Rockford, Ill.
o godzinie 3ej popoiudniu prezss
Komitetu Obywatelskiego Walenty
Ciuk otworzyl Vice powolujac M
przewodniczacego X. ]. B~urzyhskie-
go, proboszcza tutejszej p~arafii, po-
czem personal---very. powoiai ma Sc
kretarza nizej podpisanego. Nastep-
ME zosta} wykonany program opra-
cowany przez Komitet Obyw. jak ma.
stepuie:
Przysiega Komitetu Obywatelskie
go / k~olektorow, nova x. ]. Burzyn
skiego, orkiestra Biaiego Orla, de-
klamacya - Maryanna Janczak, mo
wa Thomas Gill, DO angielsku, or
kiestra Biaiego Or4a, nova sierzan-
ia Koralewskiego z Camp Grant, roy
winiecie flagi amerykahskiej 1 ODE
granie hymnu amerykanskiego, mo-
wa po~rucznika Ciag}o, nova oh.
Felixa Gorskiego z Chicago, kolekta
ma Fundusz Narodowy. Vice odbyl
sic uroczyscie / z wielkim zapalem tn
tejszych rodak6w / dobrych wiaru--
sow, re MONA Smialo twierdzic, IL
tax wielkiego zgromadzenia ami VIE
GU W Rockford ~jeszcze ME by}o, gdyz
riekt6rzy musieli STAG ma divorce.
Pc przemowieniu X. J. Burzyn--
Bkiego przypuszczac MONA by}o, re
pIon bedzie obfity, albowiem mass
proboszcz umie uja6 swa nova. -
,,Jezeli kiedy, to teraz jest najwiek-
sza potrzeba ratowac naszej Matki
Polskiej" - nawo}ywal i b}aga}, by
lud ME szczedzi} grosza ola Ojczyz-
ny. Nova p. Thomas Gilla, adwoka-
ia tutejszego W jezyku angielskim
zrobila slime wrazenie - trzeba do
daG, ii pan Gill jest szczerym PREY
jacielem Polak6w. D kolei przema-
vial OBJ. G6rski, delegat z Wydzialu
Narodowego W Chicago. Pan G6rski
wywiazal sic re swej mowy bardzo
dobrze. Pc wyczerpaniu programn
nasz ludek 'uczciwy, ten CHOP poll
ski garnal sic do stoiu dajac ofiary
ma Polske. Geese wan Rodacy, re
ME skapilfScie ciezko zapracowane-
go grosza ola Ojczyzny.
Pc obliczeniu ofiar z wiecu ma
Fundusz Milionowy zebrala sic lad
ma sumka ~s1,6O9.40. Dawniejsze rot
ne kolekty 5000 co czyni razem SUI
$~1,SO9.4O. Powyzsza suma be-
die przes}ana do Wydzia}u Narodo-
wego W biezacym tygodniu.
Wydziai Narodowy wyznaczy} ma
nasza Osade $4,000 Podatku Naro-
dowego, blisko pofowa jest juz sko-
lektowana, druga zaS poiowe many
nadzieje zebraf W jak hajkr6tszym
czasie. Nalezy sic u~znanie Komiteto-
wi Obywatelskiemu "a prace podje-
ia ola Polski, oraz "a umiejetne PREY
gotowanie do Wiecy Dzieki serde'1
ne X. Bu~rzynskiemu "a przyczyn1e-
sic sic do uswietnienia Wiecu, male
Nv sic rowniez uznanie kapeli Bia-
lego OrIa a zwlaszcza dyrygentoWl
OBJ. Salewskiemu 2 Chicago.
W. Walczak,
sekretarz Wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-12
Ma Palaca Egzeme

Tfuste masci j smarowania ME powinny
bye uzywane, jezeli skora ma pozostac W
dobrym stanie. w kaldej apiece "a 3Ss,
hub 500 "a ekstra duza butelke, dostah
reno. Uiyte podhug przepisu, skutecz-
ME usuwa egzeme, szybko usmierza swierz-
bienie j goi przypadlosci skory, a take
bolaczki, opaTzenia, rany / odparzenia,
Przenika, czysciikoi. Zemo lest czystym-
godnym ~zaufania ! tanim, przenikajacymI,
antyseptycznym pfynem. Sprobul 60, 90
sadzimy II mic uzywanego p~oprzednlo ME
lest tax skuteczne ! z~adawalajace.
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