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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

glowka widnieje napis: ,,Koe-
nigliches Sehloss, Berlin; z
boku pomieszczono oria cesar
silva niemieckiego, a u do}u au-
tograf Wilhelma.
Autorem tego ..listu" jest,
jak sic dowiadujemy, Frank
w. Noxon, sekretarz Railway
Business Association" i autor
roznych powaznych' artyku1ow
politycznych.
Ponizej podajemy, zamiast
Ewyk}ych naszych Uwag, hist
ten W polskim przekladzie. We
formie lekkiej, satyrycznej, "a
bawnej dla czytelnika, mieSci
mn6stwo mysli powaznych i po-
uczajaeych, zwiaszcza ostrze-
zen i rad ola Amerykan6w, co
W ich p~ostepowaniu kajzerowi
mogfobyN przyniesc najwieksza
korzyse, a co szkode najwiek-
sza.
0bok jednak satyry sxiero--
wanej przeciw cesarzowi Will
helmowi i systemowf ustroju
panstwa niemieckiego, scharak
teryzowanego dosadnie krot-
kimi wyrazami: ,,socyalizm, z
potezna autokracya u wierz-
cho}ka'' - znakomita W tym
liscie znajdzie Czytelnik satyre
ma zakusy socyalizmu W takich
krajach jak Stany Zjednoczone
i Wielka Brytania. Jezeli nasi
Czytelnicy przypomna sobie
pare naszych artyku1ow redak-
cyjnych polemizujacych re So
cyalistycznymi ~wywodami W
czasie tel wojny gioszonymi, a
zw}aszcza uwagi nasze W odpo-
wiedzi ma przechwa}ki socyali-
stow, jakoby ich teorye zdoby-
wa}y sobie zwyciestwo W tych
czasach wojennych, - to W tym
,,liscie Wilhelma'', ktory poni-
zej ~podajemy, znajda niezawo--
dnie pewne mysli przez mas wy
powiedziane, ale W formie in
nei, lekkiej i zartobliwej.
Tenn wiec bardziej uwazamy
sic "a usprawiedliwionych, re
przek}ad tel satyry podajemy
ma tenn miejscu edytoryaiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
u BUFFALO, n. Y.
sekretarz Komitetu,

- w sobote wiecz6r wybraf sic
Stanisiaw Staszak, 81 letni miodzie-
nice, zamieszkaiy pod mr.. 1913 Sweet
ave., W towarzystwie Feliksa Jarna-
towskiego z pnr. 1919 Sweet ave.
Antonisgo Kazmierczaka z pnr. 20
Schmarbeck ul. do miasta".
Gdzie sic obracali, dekad sic u
dali i kiedy sic rozszeli, tego dotad
ME wiadomo.
Wiadomem natomiast jest, re Sta
nisiaw Staszak zostal ma miejscu po-
zbawiony zycia PREY Arsenal Place i
re ktos wpakowai mu kulerewolwe-
rowa W glove.
Wypadek mial mieisce o godzine
drugiej z rama W niedziele i policya
zabrawszy sic do poazukiwan jak maj
energiczniejszych, aresztowaia dwoch
partner6w Staszaka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
Z LA SALE, ILL.
(WIasna korespondencya "Dziennl'
ka Chicagoskiego').

Dnia Ago lutego, 1918 roku odbyi sic
FL wielki vice ma rzecz Armi PolskieJ'
oraz poswiecenie s%ztandaru V-go bata-
| lionu. Ceremonial p~oswiecenia odbyfa
| sic W kosciele sw. Jacka, dopelnii jeJ
ks. Ant. Gorek. Pc ukohczeniu cere--
monii. przem6wif ks. Gorek do kumo-
trow oraz licznie zebranych Polek
| PoSlak6w z La Sale / sasiedniego mia
| sta Peru. w p~odniOsiych s4owach WV
tl6maczyI zacny kaznodziejai wartosc l
znaczenie .Armii Polskiej obowiqzKl
Polak6w w Ameryce wzgledem tejze
Armii. r nawoiywal m}odziez pol
ska do Ystepowania do naszej Armll'
Podczas przemowy MONA by1o zauWa-
I've. re sIuchacze byli przejeci az
noscia chwili, gdyz widac bylo Ivy W
oczach wielu o%becnych.
Pc skohczonej ceremoni W koscleIe'
ruszy1 poch6d re sztandarem ma czele
przy asystencyi nowych ochotnikow'
sokol0w. oraz wielkiej liczby naszego
luduz maszeruiac do sail parafialneJ
sw. .Jacka. Program ma sail tego wiecu
byl nastepujacy:
1. Zasajenie wiecu przez DR.. F. j.
Maciejewskiego, kt6ry powoiaf ma przs
wodniczacego Ks. A. G6rek. Przewo-
dniczacy powoiaf ma sekretarza nize]
podpisanego.
9. Choir koscielny pod batuta p. 5.
| Nowakowskiego, miejscowego orsani--
sty odspiewal Star s~pangled Banner.
8. Nova Ks. S. Przybysz.
4. Nova oh. X. Z%ychlihski, PREF. Il,
n. P. Przem6wii do ~licznej publiczno-
Sci w bardzo rozumnych siowach, to tez
sSala trzesia sic cd oklaskow.
). Spiew, Choir Harmonic / dzleci
szkolnych W %nastepnym numerze.
G. Nova, oh. W. r. R6zycki, organl'
zator Armii Polskiej z Chicago. Row
noczesnie zebrai p. R6aycki kolekte tax
W kosciele jak i ma sail.
Z. Kolekta, podczas kt6rej spieWaty
! ch0ry wv. Polek i Harmonic.
s. Nova przewodniczacego, KS A.
G6rek. a ma zakofczenie odspiewano
vsp6lnie Boze cos Polske.
Nadmienic wypada, re W-ni hsleza
W okolicy So przychylni ola Armh Pol
skiej. Pomagaja bardzo wiele organi-
zatorowi tejze Armii, p W. F. ROXY
, ckiemu. Ma sail byli obecni Ksieza: >.
| Przybysz. prob. z Peru, F. Bobkle-
wicz. prob. z Oglesby, NJ. I. Szalew-
ski prob. re Streator. R0wniez nalezy
sic uznanie miejscowemu Komitetowi
Obywatelskiemu "a prace, re W tax
kr6tkim czasie potrafi} zaagitowac ma
rzecz wiecu, a ~wielebnym ksieaom "a
og1oszenie tegoz wiecu W koscioiach.
Nalezy sic r6wniez z3ozyc podzieke
W-nym siostrom Fe%licyankom z parafii
sw. Jacka "a czynny wsp6fudzia{ W u
s~wietnieniu wiecu. Czolem i'm "a to.
Armie Polska reprezentowali naste-'
puiacy %oficerowie: Szubert, s. Salin,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

ski / J%akubowski. Armie amerykahska
reprezentowal sierzant p. Siedlecki. Ma
wiecu zapisali sic nastepujscy ochotni-
cy 8. zmudka, G. zmudka, W. Renka-
week, J.. Krzysztofek, F. Sienkiewicz,
f. Wardy6ski, f. Gapihski, F. Tuna
mex, NJ. Mikus, ]. Margowski 1 pieciu
innych, kt6rych nazwisk ME zdoialem
zanotowac..
Olbrzymia Geese zaslugi sukcesu te-
90 wiecu przypada organizatorowi p.
W. F. Rozyckiemu. Jemu nalezy sic u
znanie, Re ma wiecu zebrano- kolekte,
tax ma salij ak i W kosciele W sumie
$314.27. Wszystkim bioracym wspoi-
udzia& W tym wiecu, nalezy sic stare
polskie Bog zapiac.
DIR. F. Maciejewski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
bAiOHonA IbUI rOkus
MACIERZ POLSKA.

ZatoEona 1917 roku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
z WILKES PA.

- w czasie wiecu urzadzoneg%
niedziele W teatrze W Polls, wplyneic
2 krzesef W lozy 1856 "a bilety ma
bankiet $4,000. Ziozonoe gotowka
/ zdeklarowane ofiary ma fundusz
pomocy Polsce wynosza okolo $4,000
- Unia Polska (odiam pennsylvah-
skill z siedziba W Wilkes Barre OLA
rowaia $500 a dzielny kapian patryo-
ia X. Kurkowski z Dupont, Pa.
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
UWAGL.
Kajzer do kanclerza.

Humor wojenny podnieca tu-
tejszych navel znakomitych j
gieboko myslacych pisarzy do
ukladania satyr nietylko humo-
rystyeznych, ale take niekiedy
bardzo pouczajacych. Niedaw-
no obiega{ prase ameryka1ska
List jego szatanskiej mosci do
kaizera', W kt6rym lucyper
odstepuje cesarzowi Niemiec
~panowanie W pickle z powodu,
re uznaje jego wyzszosc W po-
mys}ach piekielnych: ME mo-
glismy podac go naszym Czy-
telnikom W przek}adzie, chociaz
wielka mieismy ehetke do te-
90, z powodu pewnych ustepow
zbyt drastycznych, ktore razi,
lyby W naszem plsmle. Ale do,
wcipnieiszym o wiele, a PREY
tenn bardzo pouczajaeym jest
list cesarza Wilhelma do kan
clerza Hertlinga", Rt6ry poja-
viii sic W takiej formie W ostat-
MIN numerze miesiecznika
The Nations Business, IL ma
pierwszy rzut Okla wydaje sic
przedrukiem jakiegos istotnie
urzedowego dokumentu. Q ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

i6j drogi Hertlingu!

Moi drogi Hertlingu!
Eusisz polecic swemu najlepszemu
| agentowi, azeby zorganizowaf Anglie /
Ameryke.
W krajach tych niezle wszystko l.
die, ale jeszcze ME dosyc dobrze. A
rzecz to ogromnie waana. Mozemy do
puscic, aieby zajeli nan Berlin, azeby
nalozyli nam warunki jake i'm sic po-
doba i azeby ma jakis z zakwatero-
wall moja rodzine poczdamska ma wys-
pie sw. Heleny - a f~aktycznie wydaje
sic, re to uczynia, - byleby dopuscili
do tego, bysmy ich przekszta}cili TAX,
jakby to byioby ola a rzecza pozada-
ma.
wobec ciebie ME potrzebuje ukrywac
wsciekania sic mego ma ich zachowy-
wanie sic W w~ojnie. Bismarck POGO
stawil mi W spadku socyalizm z potezna
autokracya u wierzchoaka, mocno dba-
la o rozw6j przemys1u i handlu. My u
w~ierzcho{ka mielismy dokladnie ida
wac sobie sprawe z tego, czego chce-
my, a kazda jednostka W cesarstwie
miala wypeIniac scisle to, czego sic cd
niej zada. W teoryi chodzi1o nam o to
by demokracye %kontrOlowac W handful,
a nagiac do poddania sic nam, bronia.
Kontrolowalismy je juz W handful, kie-
dy bylismy przygotowani do n%aginania
ich bronia, - a W tym czasie (,,trzy
lata") powinnismy byli ~znajdowac sic
W Nowym Yorku, zajawszy Londyn, W
| .,trzech m~iesiacach" a Paryz W ,,trzech
tygodniach".
Zwracam twoja uwage ma fakt, re
ME jestesmy w Nowym Yorku, ami w
Londynie, ami W Pary4u i mann tale
mne bardzo ~przeczucie, re tam ME be-
dziemy - ma teraz. TIE demokracye ME
p~ostapiiy tax jak oczekiwalem i jak to
by}o W mym planie.
Patrz ma Anglie. By} tam nar6d, kt6-
~ cd setek lat w~ydzierai jedna VIA
DE DO drugiej u swojej autoSracyi, az
do czasu, kiedy kr6tko pred naszem
zaatakowaniem ich sprzymierzenc6w, o.
statecznie wypatroszy} lzbe Pan6w.
Mkt W Angli ME chcial postapic tax
jak mu kazano, a gdyby kto chcial, ME
byio nikogo, CODY ~powiedziai, jaS ma
postapic. Navel teraZ Smiech mic bic
RE ma mysl o bigosie, jaki z siebie u
czynili.
A coz dopiero Ameryka Wszakze ME
mieli tam pan6w przez try stulecia cd
czasow Plymouth Rock: ~dyscyplina
tam nieznana, narodowe poczucie ME
istnieje, kabdy lyle ola siebie, a poll
tyka publiczna jest choragiewka.
Mn6stwo Anglik6w i mn6stwo Anne
rykan6w wiedzialo dokad zmierzam i
wiedzialo o tenn cd lat. Co komu do te-
20 W krajach, gdzie interes kazdego
niczyim ME jest Unforeseen?
No, i zaledwie podarlem 0w swistek
papieru, kiedy Anglicy zewszad i mi
kad zaczeli sic ~gromadzic, - Anglicy,
kt6rzy robili co i'm sic ~podobaio i po-
legal tylko ma sobie bez zadnej kon--
troll Q CORY - i przez noe zbudowali
maszyne, kt6ra ~zatrzymala nasza, budo
wana mozolnie przez lat 40. I'm bar
dziej ci fanatycy byli zasklepieni W ME
ograniczonem i niekierowanem zajmo-
waniu sic p~rzemysiem, handlem | trans
portacya, tenn szaleniej jeden przez dru
giego zaczeli sic zgiaszac do Interest," "a
towania Francyi i siebie. Wscibiaa sic
tel Ameryka l W przeciasu kilku ME
siecy kazdy ~biznesista i kolejarz W O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
e MONROE 4Sos.

ON mUVNnOG SoVos
ZARzAD GLOwNYI
Ka. Franciszek Gordon, Modsratce.
KS A. A. Kiowo, Wice-Moderatof.
woJcIech r. SoSka. PreEes.
Antonina Baranowska. WiceprsssskA
woJcieeh MenkickI. W~iee-prezsS.
Tonasz 8 ~Blach5wskL, Sekretarz
FrancisEsk Witkowski. Skarbnlk
gtanisiaw Llcgmanskt. Dyrektor.
wiadysiaw Lopatka. DyrektoF.
AntcnI Masurk Dyrektor.
Lsokadya Koncsyk. Dy~rektorka-
SalomeS UrbahskA. Dyrektorkh
Franeiszka BIeschke. DyrektorkA
d; FT; a; Pp!Sk: Lska5S Sss:'ISy:
1srta c. woJtalewich Asyst. sskr. osR.
GODZINY BIUROwEI
Biuro Zarzsdu Giownego otwarts ~
enI powsIednie cd gods. s-teJ rano do
S-tsj wieczorsm. Nv sobots do lei po.
S sSs %y,S Wss:50rs s0S;oE y dn ID pG Scs'isy
f-mej 10 S-tsi. - w nisdziele 1 swieta
urocxystA 6Luro Jest EamknIets.
PrezesAI " poniedsialki 4 pistki wN-
sorami cd godziny 7-meJ DO s.tst
WsxeIkle korespondencye do @owno-
70 Prezesa nalety Rdresowac:
wOJCIECH r. soSKA,
l&D w. Division str, Chicago. m.
ssxrstaTz.. y %%%Sn.sdzi.lki; =. wsosft
aniu codSIennis. . wyJatkIem So6oty. %
e-tet do l-szet.
skRrsnIkRI We wtorkL. sredy Z pistki
"a godslny 7-mei do s-teJ wlecZorem.
~Ekfadaala oplat. WszelkiO oplaty do KA.
~ G4ownej przyjmuJe Kasysr G4owny
podcLas godzin otisowych, albo We dnls
" godzinAch ofisowych, SekretaFs &c.
nePalny,
wszelkIe listy nadsy{ac nale4y M re-
90 SekrstarEa Generalnego:
TOM. 8. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
ak55 w, Division str, ChieaHo, III.
FINANsE.
Prxekaay bankowe pocytoWO
(oheckS, money orders ete.) nalszI ~.
Btawiac ma organlZacyS:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Z prEesylac pod Adresem:
FIR. wITKowSK.
1sg6 W. Division str Chieags. IN.
,.Macierz POlska".
Biuro Zsrzadu Gl6wnego;
1857 W. Division Utica,
Na druEiem UietraS.
CHICAGO, Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07
MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest organiZacya iacZacs miodziSS poll
ska oboJEa plci W pracach naukowych.
patryotycZnych I bratnieJ pomocy ola
podniesienia ducha moralnosct l dobro-
bytu W SpolecZenstwte. q ~szczegolnls
sac sic ma posmiertne Cd lat IA do Is:
ma cz{onk0w SsOwarZyszonych beB D..
--an9czan{a u-iAkn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-07

Fsqd nurodu prEez norod ola
rarodu, ME zginie : powterzchnt
riemi.
abraham Lincoln
4S-I..%S
MeSoWis sfanH wszsdsfs zga'
dxaJq sic ~ sdaniu, re must Isl
nice EyednocGona, Hie=aleSnH
saniorSQdna Poiska
Woodrow Wilson
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Mrs. c. ]. Hyatt Loses Her
Home By Fire.

Yesterday between 10 and 1
o'clock the alarm of fire was sound.
ed and it was soon ascertained that
the home of Mrs. G. j. Hyatt was
on ire. Those early on the scene
realized at once that it would be
impossible to save the building
ana began immediately to remove
the furnishings, most of which were
carried out in the streets but of
course IN badly damaged condi-
ton. The household effects were
carried from the two Hyatt cot.
tages about 80 feet distant, bnt
fortunately there was "a high W ind
blowing in a northeasterly direc-
ton and they were saved. The
residence, known as the old p. w
Patterson home, caught from fly
ing sparks but was soon put out
The newly built residence of j. G.
Jourdan, which is on the site of the
W. } Moore hotel, caught but
was only slightly damaged.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Camp Fire Girls Entertainment.

The success of the Camp Fire
Girls entertainment last Friday even
ing was due to the cooperation of
the teachers Of the school, Prof. and
Mrs. Howard, Misses Walker, Wat
son, Shockley, Mcknight, Williams,
Messrs Pyle and Gaines, the boy
scouts and theappreciative audience.
The proceeds will finish paying for
the years support of the French or
phan, buy a service flag for the school,
and start the fund for the club house
which these enthusiastic young peo-
pie are planning to build. Miss
Mumy Powell posed for the song
America, | love you, Vivian Hayne
for Jaunita, Elizbeth Brinkley for
Daughter of Mother McCree, Ruth
Woodley for Ben Bolt, Martha John
son for Poor Butterfly, Mary Payne
for Annie Laurie, Louise Williams
for Kathleen Mavourneen, Helen
Rogers and Helene Barnett for
Mammie's Little Coal Black Rose,
Mamie Nagle for the Gypsy song,
Elizabeth Mcdonald for Pretty Baby
Mildred Mcdonald for The Rosary,
Virginia Pyle for Sweet and Low,
Adeline Akers for Mother McCree,
Helen Rogers and Rudy Copeland
for Dixie, Annie Mae Carmichael
for Just You, Madge Hayne for the
Little Papoose. Lucy Jourdan as
Maud Muller made a picture with
tints as perfect as those in the C0rot
picture on the wall. During this
picture Mrs. Howard impressively
read Longfellow's Maud Muller. 1t
was tribute to the reader that
during this poem complete silence
reigned in the hall. Mrs. Howard
also read O'possum Time for which
Rudy Copeland posed. Mr.. Ben
nett gave an appropriate talk on
buying thrift and war stamps. Eliza
beth Brinkley played In The Garden
on the harp and made a beautiful
picture at the same time. The last
tableau was the soldier and sailor
(Messrs Adams and NeaD on each
side of the goddess of Liberty miss
| PowelD. The Camp Fire Girls
want to thank each and every one
Especially Miss Walker) who SC
kindly assisted them in making this
affair pleasurable and profitable. \
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
School Notes.

Miss Fite visited the school Tues
day morning and gave talk in
chapel on the Red Cross work. The
school formally had Junior organi-
cation but as it takes seventy-five
per cent of the daily attendance to
make our school a member of the
organization, we made another
drive and now 80 of the school
children are members of then Red
Cross.
Dewey Blakney, one of our last
years graduates, who has been a
student at the University of Mis-
sissippi, has received an appoin-
ment to Annapolis and is at home
preparing for the examination. He
visited the school yesterday.
The Seniors organized their class
Monday:
John Payne, was elected presi-
dent; Lucy Jourdan, vice-president,
and Nancy Mcknight Secretary.
They chose as their colors the Red +,
White and Blue. The flower-the
Sweet Pea. The Motto-"one coun-
try, one people, one flag"
Little Miss Mildred Smith sang
several songs for us in chapel Tues
day. Little Billy Neal read in
chapel Monday morning. We like
to have the little people visit the
school.
Miss Corrine Walkers room, the
third and fourth grades will give an
Entertainment Friday night, the play
will be Betsy Ross, or the Origin Of
our Flag. Admission 10 and Is
cents. Half the money to go to the
Red Cross.
Miss Fite is going to give the
school a Red Cross banner. We all
appreciate this so much.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Wantcdl Wantedil

To buy 300 hens, tall kinds for
laying rtn oses.
SToRMGNT GROCERY Co.
$1,000 wagon complete for $50.
Pay cts Tit pays.
BUY YOUR GOODS WHERE
THEY SELL FOR CASH. YOU
SAVE MONEY.
Get our prices on pillow lines.
26-2t A. d. LANGSToN.
Want a roof that won't leak?
Buy Royal Roofing.
Coffee has advanced 4 cts per
pound. We have ton to sell at
the old price. Haynes Gro. Co.
Phone Ill.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
a few doses of 666. J1O 3m
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Shower.

A delightful social function was
that of Tuesday afternoon, when a
shower was given in honor of Mrs.
l.. M. Matthews by her friends Mes
DANES Bennett, Carmichael, HoW
ard and Cromwell at the home of
the latter. Spring blossoms of many
kinds added to the beauty of the
lovely home and made the air sweet
with their fragrance.
Upon arriving the guests were
shown into the living room, which
was softly lighted with candles in
bea utiful candelabra, where Misses
Katherine Cromwell and Ruth Car
michael served delicious tea and
waters. In this room was a glitter
ing array of gifts from out of town
friends. The guestsJwere then shown
into the spacious reception room,
where the bride, who was charm
ingly gowned in pink taffeta with
garnitures of lace, was given seat
of honor. She was soon waited
upon by two manly little sailor
lads, William Henry and Sam AL
len, Jr., who handed her an inter-
esting looking envelope with key
attached, Upon opening the en-
velope the bride read most excit-
ing little rhyme which informed her
that these little sailor lads had
found one of Captain Kidd's lost
treasure boxes which they wished
to present to her. In the midst OF
her interested friends the bride
quickly used the magic key to open
the treasure box, which proved to
/ be, not Captain Kids, but one con.
tanning magnificent collection Of
cut glass, silver and linen, express
sions of love from her many Iuka
friends, for which she expressed
great appreciation for their lovely
thoughts for her.
Music by the Victrola and beau
tiful solo by Miss Ruth Carmichae
were also pleasant features of tn,
afternoon.
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LIFT YOUR C0RNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
Tells how to loosen tender corn
or calIus so II lifts out
without pain.

You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have
at least once week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by Cincinnati authority
to use drug called freezone, which
the moment a few drops are applied
to any corn or callus the soreness Is re-
lieyed and soon the entire corn or call
lus, root and all, lifts off with the fin
gers.
Freezone dries the moment it Is APP
piled, and simply shrivels the corn or cal-
lus without infaming or even irritating
the surrounding tissue or skin. A small
bottle of freezone will cost very little
at any of +he drug stores, but viii posi-
lively rid ones feet Of every hard or
soft corn or hardened caIluf If your
druggist hasn't any freezole he can gee
Il at any Wholesale drug house for YOU,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Bridge Notice.

Twill on the first Monday in April,
1918, let to the lowest responsible
bidder, at court house door in Iuka,
Miss, the building of bridge across
Little Yellow Creek on the Iuka and
Lebanon road. Plans and specifi-
cations on file in the Clerks office.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
A. B. LONG,
27 at M. B. S.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Everybody
.Adnires A
Well Dressed
Woman.

We are in position TO assist you
very materially along that line.
The economical selling Of General
Merchandise has been reduced to a
science at this store. 1t is the log
ical result of many years of con-
scientious endeavor to satisfy Gus
toners and give them the best
possible return for their money.
1t is the result Of learning from ex-
perience how to buy the right article
at the right time and at the right
price, and it enables us to sell to
you as we buy. We have in stock,
just received, and coming in daily:
Ladies and gents Low Cut Shoes,
Slippers, Ladies Spring Coat Suits
and Coats, beautiful line Dress
Goods Of all kinds from rs cents to
$500 per yard.
G.. D. Hall.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
To Whom it May Concern.

| have been appointed Chairman
of Home Service Department OF
American Red Cross for Tishomingo
County and to any parties needing
assistance toward securing their al :
lotments from soldiers or informa-
ton in regard to war risk insurance
| wish to say that | will be glad to
help them If they will call on me
at the postoffice at Iuka or write me.
MISS BAMA AKERs.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

ourhundred bushels Good White.
Corn for sale.
26-2e-pI w. w. BLISSETT.
After 40 years meditation the
Government finally decided that
Muscle Shoals was worth Dam"
and so they are building it, and it's
going to make a city out of rhe Tri-
Cities worth while, "Sh'o as you
born" I'm going to handle all
kinds of property up there, and will
appreciate your business; dollars in
vested NOW means thousands later.
In buying or selling through me
you get the benefit OF my ten years
experience in handling Real Estate
EXCLUSIVELY.
GEO. L. MONSTERS.
Mr.. Garfield Adams, one of Uncle
Sans brave soldier boys, who has
been at home on furlough, left this
morning for Fort Worth, Texas, to
resume his duties as a soldier and
help uphold the honor, valor and
dignity OF the Y, s. A,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
A Short Route To Berlin

Buy or rent a farm from me and
raise everything imaginable to eat
this year so az to have surplus to
go to our boys who are pulling the
triggers on the machine guns" at
the front. Geo. L. MONSTERS.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14

300 pairs ladies and misses slip
pers, and low cut shoes for men, at
the old prices. Will save you mon
ey on anything in the shoe line at
JOURDAN'S.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Big Bargain in Land.

$50 acres, one million feet old
growth timber. Five miles from
town, one mile from pike. Bargain
for quick sale, Purchaser can get
possession at once.
w. S. BROWN.
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Wanted Wanted!l

To buy 1000 hens, (aii' kinds for
laying purposes.
SToRMENT GROCERY Co.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
Wanted! Wanted!!

To buy 1000 hens, (all kinds) for
laying purposes.
STORMENT GROCERY Co.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-03-14
L. L. BROWN & co.

Mr.. Jesse Redding, of Dixon,
Tenn, is a guest of his sister, Mrs.
r. c. Riggan.
Buy for cash and save 20 per cent
on all plows and farming Implements
Jourdan's Hardware Store.
Ladies' Skirts and Waists cleaned
and pressed. Satisfaction guaran-
Iced, (27-3tp) EARL DAVIS.
Mrs. Emma Little and Miss Mar
tina Johnson, have returned to their
nome in Sheffield, Ala, after a visit
to Iuka relatives.
Best line of shoes in town and at
a price, for cash, that will save you
money.
Jourdan's Hardware Store.
Don't forget the Patriotic Play at
school Auditorium Friday night,
This is given by the children of the
3rd and 4th grades. Free-Will Of
er ing TO Red Cross and school.