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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
LIST OF REGIsTRANTs
To Whom Questionnaires were Mail
ed January 9, 1918

o Whom Questionnaires were Mail
ed January 9, 1918
Henry B. McNealy, Tallahassee.
Gus Williams, Electra.
Harvey Kimball, Weirsdale.
Thurman C. Connell, Summerfield.
j. e. Jordan, Titusville.
Isaac Gordon, Fairfield.
Charlie Rackard, Orange Lake.
John L. Remington, Summerfeld.
Arthur Rodenberry, Leroy.
Richard Campbell, Dunnellon.
Nathaniel Messie, Dunnellon.
Daniel j. Fort, Moss Bluff.
Eldon L. Knight, Dunnellon.
Eddie L. Hall, Sparr.
Sam Pinkney, Dunnellon.
Harry B. Wilmington, Ocala.
Primus Rutledge, Reddick.
Kelly Baldwin, Burbank.
Lewis Adams, Martel.
Willie Smith, Zuber.
Thomas l.. Ammons, Williston.
Sylvanus Holden, Lake Weir.
Nose Mitchell, Dunnellon.
William Lewis, Worth, Ga.
Lewis S. Light, Reddick.
Theodore Parker, Ocala.
Laurence Joyner, Haynes, Ga.
Lusius r. Simmons, Morriston.
Williak Fl. Folks, Dunnellon.
Lennie A. Peoples, Martel.
Otho Scarboro, Pennington.
Allen Evins, Pennington.
Charley Bostick, Martel,
III. Hall, Anthony.
Edward Maynor, Ocala.
Edwin d. Priest, Anthony.
Walter Johnson, Kendrick.
Charlie Hope, Belleview.
Willie L. Gillis, York.
David Charles, Ocala.
William T. Dupree, Citra.
John w. May, Fairfield
Raleigh B. Ward, Ocala.
Geo. w. Anderson, Ocala.
Bart Mack, Cordele, Ga.
Henry Mathews, Pennington.
Benjamin Hanesworth, Dunnellon.
Edwin Blye, ocala.
Edwin j. S. Ford, Burbank.
Bailey Nixon, Citra.
John K. Harrison, Williston.
Percy Wright, Santos.
Lawton 6. Bailey, Ocala.
Theodore II. Menchan, Ocala.
Sidney Baldwin, Kendrick.
Elliot Henderson, Reddick.
Wade s. Hastings, Lake Kerr.
Fred M. Vinton, Martin.
James Gadson, Anthony.
Samuel Thomas, Albany, Ga.
Robert Wright, Dunnellon.
Claudius C. Hamer, Martel.
Joseph M. Ellis, 0cala.
Thomas Graham, Ocala.
Alfred Counts, Summerfield.
Willie Turner, Orange Lake.
Samuel Kirby, Ocala.
Arthur d. Chisum, Tupelo, Miss.
Henry Waters, Lowell.
Nealie L. Proctor, Summerfeld.
Pelzie Riley, Pennington.
Nathan Gadson, Anthony.
Herbert Armstrong, Irvine.
Van FL. Boney, Ocala.
Henry P. Gillian, Ocala.
David Michael, Martel.
Oliver II. Mathews, Pennington.
David jackson, Kendrick.
Ira B. Waldron, Bay Lake.
John Sheppard, Ft. Mccoy.
Andrew Hope, Summerfield.
Henry B. Taylor, Folkston, Ga.
Jerry Singletery, Ocklawaha.
Fred D. Drawdy, Higley.
Abraham Woodland, Ocala.
Local Board for Marion County,
By L. r. Trammell, Clerk.
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Saturday, January 10Th.
ADV.

Chesapeake Bay Oysters received
daily at the Delicatessen Shop, Ocala
House block. 17-H
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
MISSISSIPPI THE FIRST Pass
GER

Jackson, Miss, jan 9.-Mississip-
pi was the first state in the Union TO
ratify the proposed prohibition
amendment to the federal constitu-
tion. Fifteen minutes after Governor
Bilbo had urged such action in his
message to the 1918 legislature, which
opened today, both houses had adopt
ed resolutions ratifying the proposed
amendment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
LOOKING AFTER THE FEMALE
LABOR

The establishment of a clearing
house for woman labor, under the
supervision of Secretary of Labor
Wilson, was announced today. Mrs.
Hilda NJ. Richards was named chief
Of the bureau
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09

Carnations and roses (cut fowers1
at all times at the greenhouse, for
sale, for cash only. 4-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
NINE MEN YET MISSING

Nine men from the American
steamer Harry Luckenbach, torpedoed
and sunk January 9th, are still miss
ing, the navy department announced
today Twenty-Five members of the
crew were rescued
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
ANOTHER POINT FOR SUFFRAGE

Woman suffrage won another point
in the House today when the rules
committee decided that the new suf-
frage committee, and not the judic.
iary committee, should have charge
of the woman suffrage constitutional
amendment when it comes to a vote
tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
TEN MILLION BALES GINNED

Cotton ginned prior to January 1st
amounted to 10,450,401 bales, exclus-
i've of linters. this included 184,510
round bales, counted as half bales.
And Of this number 86,813 were Sea
Island cotton. Florida ginned 46,350
bales.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
.FIREMEN IN A
REALISTIC FILM
Four Killed While Trying TO Put Out
a Movie Picture House
in Chicago
ASSOCIATED Press)

Chicago, Jan. 9.--Four firemen
were killed and four probably fatally
injured early today when the walls
of moving picture theater collapsed
while they were fighting the blaze.
Several hundred spectators in the
street had a narrow escape.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09

Weather Forecast: Fair and colder to-
night and Thursday; rain in central
and northwest portions followed by
fair, colder Thursday. Probably rain
tonight or Thursday south portion.
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Saturday, January 18th.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
TWO PRISONERS IN GERMANY

Two men of the destroyer Jacob
Jones, which was torpedoed and sunk
Dec. 9th, are now prisoners in Ger
many, it was announced today. The
information came through the Red
Croca
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
HOUSING sHIPYARD WORKERS

The question for the immediate
provision of housing facilities for
shipyard workers was taken up with
government officials today by Sena-
tors Fletcher and Harding, sub
committee of the Senate commerce
committee named yesterday to urg.
instant relief.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
NEW CITY AT NEWPORT NEWS

The shipping board today set aside
$1,2O0,000 for providing housing ia.
cilities for shipyard workers at New.
port News.
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Saturday. January 10th.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09
RAILROAD SYSTEM
WILL BE REVISED
Altho Competition viii be Eliminat-
ed, 1t is Probable that Rules
VIII Go Up
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, Jan. "a general re-
adjustment of the country's compli-
Gated rate system to fit the now nom
competitive situation will be one of
the early outgrowths of government
railroad operation, it was officially in
dicated today. Many readjustments
considered, it is inevitable, will in
volve material increase of rates.
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Ill, Ereese. Joseph Zimmerman.
Ill, BelIevIIIe, Robert Ortlepp.
H.. La Sale. Emil John DysIka-
Kan, Mankato. Gilbert +. Montgomery.
Kan, Miller, Arthur W. Kelley.
MINI, Cologne. Nicholas Vos-
MINI, FaiTmont, William J. Sharkey.
Mich, Hastings Barry. Frank G. Cole.
No., So. Louis, Edward William Busch
Mo-, st. Louis, Theodore Y. GayeskI.
Nd. baltimore, Thomas Moran.
y. g.. Damn, William 2. Jones.
y. D., Grand Forks; Gilman Morstad.
n. J., keypcrt. William y. SeHson.
y. Y, brooklyn, samuel Siegel.
y. y, BROOKLYN, Alfonso Terino.
y. ", OsweEo. Lion Williams.
n. ", New York, Thomas Joseph COoney.
Neb., Arthur. John W. HOuts.
Ohio, Hillsboro, Stanley J. Griffith.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Charles l. Evans.
Ore, Selma, 10y z. Hammer.
Pa, Liberty. Emilio AntoneIli.
Pa PtftsburEh, William J. Ward.
Pa. philadelphia. andrew ,. Wells.
Pa, Nelssport. Wilbur L. WentK.
Pa Pottersdale, Raymond 5. MeConlEAL
Pa Dayton, Clarence Cameron MeParren
Pa, Galilee, Glen Dale Mckinney.
Russian Poland. Lubln. AntonI ZAIIOtni.
Tenn, Fayetteville, William W. AeCul-
Tex, BaIIInEsE, Walter F. Embry.
Tex, Wseo, Alvin VI. stOyaIl.
Tex. Lott. Perry l. Yinsen.
Utah, sPanlsh Fork. Charles =. Stewart.
Va. Ollie. Earl VI. Tyree.
vs.: Vs.. Far, Ellis J. Tenant.
Wis. Maupun, Andy Westhuis.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
LIEUTENANT.
Pa TunkhannOck, Delmar II. stOckeS.
DIED OF DISEASE
NURSE.
n. D., Golden Valley sabra Regina Hardy
CORPORALG
Ind, Clinton, John =. Graham.
Md, Baltimore, Luther r. FrickeP.
Pa, Philadelphia, Thomas Z MeDaid.
MECHANIC.
n. j., Elizabeth, William shannon.
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WA6ONERs.
Pa, Ranger. Albert =. GOdshalk.
Pa, hulpmOnt, Leonard Valentine.
Kan, EmpoFta, LLOYD II DsFrab.
la, Pineville, Frsncis II. LAWrenee.
Ark, Scott. Annias Graytft
Ark.. hussilville. william q. Wills.
a ask' s SsTs1E,Is: FL E, z: HeP %
d. C., WASHINGTON. JAMES W. 6ED-
1919 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE.
Ga AssEea; Sa%e- :. Si6eSas. w.
Ca, Eleo, Andrew Grace.
Ga, Vienna. Amos Moore.
jill, New Haven. Elmer Hendrix.
Ind, Connersville, Harry n. Selni.
Iowa, Charles City. William =. LefEA-
Iowa, spragueviIle, Prank A FeIler.
Iowa, Charles City, Harry 8. Larrabee.
Kan, kansas City: Fredie Gsnlns.
Nan. Ia CyEne, Edward Hanke-
Mleh.s Union City, Edward G. Dunn
Mich. Mount Pleasant. Clarenee h snAW'
Mleh-s within re, Jason J. Whltford-
Mich. Pinoonning. Henry IAuEon-
Nd. Annapolis. Albert q. Green.
Nd WOrtOn, Thomas b. Ivens.
Mont. CrestOn. Selmer IversOu.
MINI, Woodstock, Emil ii. KrAysnhAgen.
MINI. Blue EartIi. Fred ". Gesehe.
Mo-. 81. Louis, Otto ,. 4. sexsuer.
Miss. Pine Valley. Elton =. Stewart.
Mi-s., slEnet. James sbeWAltsr.
Neb.. SCHUYLER. joseph Y. severyn.
\. J.. Ha5denAeld. Charles ,. -Shlde.
y. J., Paterson, Anthony HafeB.
n. J.. Trenton, Frank ConEBy.
y. T., Princeton, HaFvy 5. Van Kirk.
y. ", Brooklyn. Stsoley 3. HAllett.
y. Y, Hadley, william T. warmer.
\. ~, EnIbudo, Emilio GFiego.
Ohio, Columbus, Russen Shsrman.
Ohio, Toledo, James P. Flansgan-
Ohio, Marietta, Ralph Foster.
Okla, Okmulgee, Henry Perry Howell.
Okla, Nelson, Ed HeFndons
Okla, sand Springs, Fred b. Graves.
Okla, Chandler. James h MeCOrkle.
Okla. Aehille. Pres williamson
Pa, AvOnmore, Joseph G. ShOn.
Pa, sayre, Fred ID. SkiR.
Pa. Muir, Herbert +. UngeR.
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England. Brentwood, Philip Newell.
Ga, Graymont. Thomas +. New.
Italy, Stemmero, ABIrew MOnico.
H., Chicago, Fred W. Hellman.
Ind, ConnersVille, Charles c. Jones.
Ind, Fort Wayne. Paul J. LaueT.
Kan, Enterprise, Charles L. Hilsabeck.
Ky. Mays Lick, Ira =. Siden.
Nj. Baltimore, Joseph L Murray.
Mich. Midland, Lyman T. Shanger.
No.. Augusta, Harry 4. II. Haferkanip.
y. Y. Great Neck, Joseph Germsnuk.
n. ", New York, james \. Mereand.
Ohio. Conneaut. Charles Grtswold.
Ohio. Shay, George T.. Hearn.
Ohio, Springfield, Howard A. Michel.
Ohio, Canton. sam Mike.
Pa, Duquesne, william Earl GoltH.
Pa, Erie, andrew VI. Hartman.
Pa, Philadelphia, William J. HAsson.
Pa, Latrobe, JOSEPH r. -MeDyer.
Pa, Norristown, Wade Charles Werner.
Pa DorrAneeton. Raymond Vanhorn.
$. C., SummeryiIle., Clarence A. Dunnlng.
Tenn, Buffalo, Pete MAY berry.
Tenn, CottOntown, Herbert Upehureh.
Tex. ChrlesInan, Luther Warren.
Va. Alexandria. Claud ID. Vaughn.
Wash, WApAtO, Thomas Huntley.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANTs.
Mo-, Albany, George ID. Holden.
Neb.. Blair, Arthur II. Marsh.
SERGEANTs.
ArIE-. HiEley, Guy y. Harmon.
NO.. Lebanon, Lewis Leo kanenberEer.
n. d.. Mound, Jean II. Pearl.
y. Y, FHirport. Reward I. shepard.
y. ". New York, Frank Y. Hughes.
y. ", HOnkerS, Oliver Y. Davis.
Pa, Chambersburg, Albert z. Shoemaker.
CORPORALS.
Me-, Kent, Edmund j. MlehAud.
Mich. AlpenA, Bert GrIeSkOwtak.
\. H., ChariestowD, Enroll $. Fellows.
Pa, Scranton, Howard Swingle.
WAGNER.
No., Ava, Shelton c. LuttFell.
MECHANIC.
No., BOonVille, Leonard Z. Thomn.
PRIVATES.
Azores Islands, Flores, Antonio P. TeixelrE
Cal, Fresno, Manuel j. HAun.
Denmark, Sonore Strandyeg, Olaf Msdi
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Pa, Philadelphia, Thomas A. johnson.
"a blandon, Charles A. kenmerer.
a. west Berwick. Roy +. Jumper.
"a Philadelphia. william Leopold.
Pa, BentoWn, Earl A. Lewis.
Pa. MartenTiIIe, Lynn shirley McDeFmOtt.
:. D., MilOank, Walter Vi. MoFEans.
;. T., swanson, David II. Lard.
sweden, VerkSted. Axel LofSren.
Ie1'' Denton, Joseph n. BlakeInOre.
Ter, Eldorado. RollIe o. Cloud.
Tex, Port Worth, Arthur W. Thomas.
Tex. Valley Mills. Lsnham r. Hin.
Tenn aeredenvile, Bryan Holcombe.
Tenn, jamestown, Herbert c. Rich.
Tenn, ElmUOOd. Willie McCarveT.
Tenn. BThalo VALLEY. John Moss.
va, Richmond. Gordon n. Hancock.
Va, Aspen, George Washington Harper.
Wis. Madison, Nelson VI. Boiling.
WIS.,, Knapp, Otto Herman Bore hort.
Wis, Milwaukee, Harold A. Hartman.
Wis, Mansion, William DEBORAH.
Wis. Wsup1n, Andrew Philip KohI-
Wis, GAINESVILLE. Walter Clarence Henning.
Wis.,, Fast Ashland, Edward J. HlntE.
WIS. SheboyEan, Frank Kreln-
Wis, CrAnmOOr, Vernon Joseph La Bslle.
Wis. Woodman. Theodore Chris. Meyer.
WIS.,, Cornell. Otto Moeu.
Wis, Ashland. Joseph q. N-mir.
Wis, Milwaukee. Roy Roller.
Wis, Madison, Clarence g. Schultz.
KILLED IN ACTION
LIEUTENANT COLONEL
Iowa, Des MOines. Emory JenisOn Prize.
LIEUTENANT.
y. Y, brooklyn. Arthur Walter.
sERGEANTS.
Mass. Thorndike, Fred T. GFoSdT.
Pa, SunbuTy, Jacob VI. Brill.
TeI., Laredo, Percy Winch.
CORPORALs.
Idaho, Bull, Mark J. Nosco-
Mich, Kalamazoo, Pred v. Milham.
n. Y, Brooklyn, James A. Harrington.
Okla, AFdmore. John Lee Weathers.
MECHANIC.
Ohio, Marion. William G. Mans
COOK.
okla, RinEwOod. william n. johnson.
PRIYATES
Ala, ChOccoIoeeO, james T., Allen.
Conn, GrotOn, Amanda Guiliana.
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Pa. Glenside. Joseph y. McGoldFiek.
Pa. AIlentosn. GeorEe n. Moyor.
Pa. scotland, Merle tiOuts.
Pa, philadelphia, John GaEsars-
Pa, FOrye Borough. john A. Flynn.
;. D., WorthlnF, Ellls +. West
). C.. C0ttageytlle, Wheeler FerBasos-
:. C., Clinton, Mason Z. copslaod.
5. C.. Mullins. Richard y. Lave.
Tenn. Trepton. Alexander B. Hannah-
Ter. wichita Fails, Earl Z. s. BaehmAn.
Tex, AtWeil. Thomas q. Bgaahane.
Tex. cleytoa. olive L; ElsninE.
Tex, Hughes springs. VIII @. Gibsob.
Va. McCresdy. Prank sweeney.
". Va. HnrTisTiiie, Wayiasd o. GranG-
". Va. MsrtInsburx, Lewis Kelley.
wash. spokane, Burton r. Hansen.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
LIEUTENANT.
n. Y, Kingston. Henry =. Lag.
SERGEANT
Okla. sapalDa, William A Dickson
CORPORAL
" H., Garfield, Leopold Jerka.
PRIEATES.
Cal. San Franeisoo. Mervyn ysRsry-
Conn, Norwich, JOHN SlmlOsd-
FIa-. Miami, Edward Y. Leonard.
W., Ashley. John \. Brnnnum.
Italy, Coma. Merle I. Ours.
KY. Versailles, James =. desse-
Nan. CoGeyVflIe, Forrest n. LaWFenes.
Na-s.. Lowell james MeLaughha.
Mas. sDeu~ey. PterFe r. COuin.
Nleh., lansing, James p. Ewing.
Mich, Sagina Y, Harry Hopkins.
Mich, Detroit. konStanty Mleorh.
Mich, Pontiac, Webster Deli1o.
No.. Riehmond. Jack Odell.
n ", Riehmond HUI, Richard L. LempA
n ", New York, william Ross.
Neb., Omaha. FraEk Helag.
Ohlo, WILLIAMSBURG, Earl walter shaw.
Ohio, Barton. Prank ZbejlnskL
Pa, broad Ford. stephen ChssIlck.
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Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces
KILLED IN ACTION
sERGEANTS.

SERGEANTS.
MN, RSbhlnsdale, ThorwBh Peterson
M, ChfnicOthe. Vern r. Click ,-,u.h.n
Tenn, Cumberland 6ity, Fred a. O''@
CORPORALS. r.L,s,n
Idaho, Mountain Home, Peter - .sn.i
I1eh., Mount Pleasant. simon Z SAhe'-
NJ c., Concord, Grover c. Coon; a.
Ohio, Cleveland. Joseph HenorteAA' -
Ohio, Cleveland, Tony klimcaA;,,
Ore, CanyonVille, william Z. FAn'
PRIEATES.
Ain, Verde, William AlbeCt hlosIL,
Cal, MendieIno City. JOSEPH r Nie
ID, Decatur, Cecil Eosnsnsn'
M, ChioaEo, Paul FitEnef.
I6VTa uInFindA- John ID. Cooper.
Iowa, Vinton, william p. smith. -,
IflIy, sourEola, Province Of kome' Lev
- Poneroytnn. Everett Gillespie.
Wass HaveThilI, James Comfy.
M. Baltimors, Robert l.. .. Coie;
Mich., West Base City. Mhiam
Ma, Klimichael, Willis ~; befO
n n DeeF1ng. Henry koch.
NJ ~. Herman, John 6. kiene6erseh'
~ Il Roekawny, Samuel Chtarenh.
~ Corona Charles A. Hendricksou'
~ " scbeuecfady Frank HanAiehe-
II " RrookIyn, Dennis j. Foro.
~ " RrooEIyp KIeng Maguus bance'
n y Astoria, Harry Turpter. 49,,
Ohio. North Benton, william n. III
Ohfo. Cleveland Louis Camp ssn.a,.r
ohio. TFiadelthia, Clarence n. SS
- Philadelphia, John n. Nfes
-. Erie, Francis J. Heard.
- YORK Walter b. HerrnnAn'
- Ta1rasfer RalstOn Hes
~ Ere, Howard +. HlgE,fn,s.
- Ev~rson Lewis 3 klninEer'
49,, TNxiDEton. Homer BUCK.
T-a1-' Medina, Horace Massey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07
z POLSKIEGO TOW. OSWIATO-
WEGO.

Ably poznaG cz}onk0w Polskiego
Towarzystwa OSwiatOwego 2 VIOLA
uehwalami Sejmu Wychodztwa W
Detroit, szczeg6lniej odnosnie do
kwestyi oSwiatowej, dolegaci iowa
rzystwa zloza s~prawozdanie ma og0l-
mem zebraniu, w ponicdzialek, 9go
wrzeSnia, wieczorem, W sail Domu
Towarzystwa, 2 okazyi mieslecznego
posiedzenia Zarzadu Glownego. Wo-
bee braku czasu i technicznej ME
mo.liwoSci, delegaci sejmowi Pol
skieigo Towarzystwa OswiatoWegU
ME beda mogli odwiedzit poszczeg6l-
nych K6}. Dlatego MECH wszyscy sta
via sic ma zebranie poniedziafkowe
celem wysluchania s~prawozdania
powt6rzenia ma posiedzeniach K61.
Wstep ma sale wolny ola wszyst-
kich. nawet ola nie-czionk6w. Pocza-
TEX O S-mej wieczorem: W p~oniedzia-
lex, 9-go w~rzeSnia, W sail pnr. 1928
Cornell ul., r6g Milwaukee ave.
stanislaw T~argowski, prezes.
Pol. Tow. Osw. W Am.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07
Franciszek Chowaniec,
Bn. 8 CO. D. No. 16069.
Niagara on the Lake,
Ont. Canada, 26. sierp. 191

Ont. Canada, 26. sierp. 1918.
Szanowny Zarzadzie Giowny!
ia nizej podpisany prosze a IL
m~ieszczenie tych kilku slow w
dziale Macierzy Polskiej W Dzien
niku Chicagoskim. Naprz6d DIG
kuje "a umieszczenie mego poze-
gnalnego listu do czlonkow Ma
Clergy Polskiej w dziale tejze or
ganizacyi w wyzej wspomnianem
.p;Smie Z dnia II, sierpnia 1918.
Nastepnie serdecznem staro-pol-
skiem Bog zapla6! dziekuje Wmu
Y A. A. Kiowo, wicenoderato-
rowi Macierzy Polskiej, p. w.
Soska, prezesowi Macierzy Pol
skiej i p. w. Menkickiemu, vice
'prezesowi tejze organizacyi, "a
iCh laSkawe przybyc1e ma posle--
dzenie nadzwyczajne naszego
Oddzialu IS Sw. Pawla ma Serco-
vie, ktore sic odbyio w niedziele
dnia IS sierpnia, ma ktorem to po-
siedzeniu Why X. A. A. Klowo
Ii Szanowni reprezentanci z Ia
rzadu Giownego, jaR r6wniez
wszyscy cz}onkowie tego Oddzia-
III pozegnali mic serdecznie.
Chwili tax pieknej i rzewnej SEA-
nowny Zarzadzie Glowny i dro-
dry czIonkowie Oddz. So sw. Pa
VIA, ME zapomne nigdy. SzczeSli-
vie dostalem sic do Obozu i die
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07
-SPRAWY
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

je mi sic dobrze, zycis~tu wesole,
TO zabawy many w kazdy wie--
czor i drodzy MacierzySci i Ma
cierzystki, zebyScie tie zabawy
zobaczyli, tobyScie sic sami do
brze ubawili. Many tn duty o.
boz, oraz So pokazywane ruchome
obrazy, co drugi wiecz6r jest kon
cert n~aszej kapeli, hub jaka lima
zabawa, naturalnie, re wstep ma
my zawsze bezplatny. Okolica tu
.piekna, powietrze czyste, swieza
zrod}owa woda, noce chlodne, re
potrzeba sic i przykryt, to sic Spi
bardzo dobrze. Zaraz obok nasze-
so obozu, p}ynie szeroka rzeka,
pc drugiej stronie tel rzeki, to
Stany Zjednoczone. Stan New
York, tam dumnie powiewa
gwiazdzisty sztandar.
Ma tenn kohcze moja korespon-
dencye i wzywam was mlodzi
MacierzySci - wstepujcie w SEE
regi Armii Polskiej, a gdy skru--
Sym peta niewoli n~aszej kocha--
.nej Ojczyzny, utniemy heb Pru--
skiej hydrze, wejdziemy do War
szawy, Krakowa, Gdahska i Po-
znania ! ~nareszcie wrocim pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07
Huron III. $500 ma pomoc Armii.

Huron III. $500 ma pomoc Armii.
Towarzystwo Tysiac Walecznych
$25.45 ma pomoc Armii Polskiej.
Zebrane ma chrzcinach ma pomoc Ar
mil Polskiej u paGstwa i Piotra / Pau
liny zieb6w, 4sl1 So. Loomis utica,
$1,000.
Zebrane ma pomoc Armii Polskiej ma
chrzcinach u pahstwa Micha1a i Teodo-
~ Rogowskich, 1926 Albany ave. i do
reczone do Centrum No. .. przez p. Ka>
rola Wachtla, $11.00.
Mania Czwornika z Chicago ma Pc
moe Armii PoIskiej 25c.
Oh. Jan Obryhski ofiarowal ma pc,
moo Armii znaczk6w wojennych "a
$500.
Skolektowane ma pomoc Armii u
OBJ. Andrzeja / Maryi Szwiec, 1888
Augusta ul', przez OBJ. J. Kawe
$3.50.
Skolektowane ma chrzcinach u OBJ.
Andrzeja 1 Amy Maziark6w, 1862
Cornell ul. ma pomoc Armii $3.50.
Sko1ektowane ma chrzcinach u OBJ.
j. SikorskiegO, 1898 N. Wood I'll.
ma Fundusz Tytoniowy ola polskich
zolnierzy $S.25.
OBJ. Adam Baran, ISL Racine ave.
ma pomoc Armii Polskiej $1.00.
Oh. Michal Pubic, 1431 W. Huron
vi. ma pomoc Armii $500.
Oh. Andrea Bioniarz ma pomoc
Armii $3.50.
Ma wieczorku Kofa II Polskiego
Towarzystwa Oswiatowego W Am. u
rzadzonego dnia Lego wrzesnia W sa-
Ii P~u1askiego, "a staraniem Komite-
tn urzadzajacego zabawe zebrano
ma pomoc Armii Polskiej $4,000.
Oh. J6zef Pajak zlozyi ma Fun
dusz Tytoniowy $500.
Ma u~roczystoSci rozwiniecia sztan-
daru Amerykahskiego przez iowa
rzystwo ,,MiiosG Ojczyznie", gr.
1892 Il. n. p. zebrano ma Fundusz
Tytoniowy s21.67.
1ebrane ma c%hrzcinach u panstwa
W}adyslawa | Maryi Zwierkowskich,
l447 Emma ul. ma Fundusz Tytonio-
wy $500.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom sk}ada-
my serdeczne podziekowanie.
Wszyscy ochotnicy z p6}nocno-za-
chodniej dz,elnicy miasta, odjezdza-
jacy do obozu W poniedzialek dnia
ego wrzesnia, maja sic stawiG W Cen
trum No. 2. o godzinie $50 rano,
skad tramwajami wyjedziemy do ko-
sciola ma Town of Lake ma nabozen-
stwo. Nabozenstwo odbedzie sic punk
tualnie o godzinie 10-tej, 2 Centrum
wyjedziemy O godzinie 9-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07
Wanna Prosba.

w poniedzia,ek, dnia ego
wrzeSnia br. kosztem Macierzy
Polskiej odbedzie sic uroczyste
.pozegnanie ochotnik6w Armii
Polskiej we Francyi.
Msza sw. ma intencye ochotni-
'k6w bedzie odprawiona o godz.
10tej rano W kosciele NajSw.
Serca Pana Jezusa, pnr. 1919 So.
Lincoln III. Obiad zaS odbedzie
sic ma hall parafialnej.
Komitet zajmujacy sic ia spra-
wa, prosi niniejszem wszystkich
Macierzyst6w, posiadajacych ALL
tomobile, zeby raczyli laskawie
wypozyczyG jc ma ten dzici. Cd
jazd ochotnikow bowiem odbe--
die sic automobilami. Automo-
bile maja bye pred hala parafial-
na o godz. 2ej popoludniu, punk
tualnie. Komitct w imieniu "a
rzadu Gi6wnego prosi o uwzgle-
dnienie powyzszej prosby. Mech
Macierz Polska pokaze sic jak
najlepiej; zgioszenia przyjmuje
X. Antoni A. Klowo, czlonek ko-
mitetu, pnr. 1900 So. Honore I'll.
(Telefon - Mckinley 1041.)'
Mech lvie Macierz Po1skal