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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05
BREEDERS EXCHANGE LIST
TO AID STOCkNEN
College Is Compiling a List to Be Cir
oulated Semi Monthly Among Stock
Growers.

4 livestock breeders exchange list
is being compiled by tho animal hus-
bandry division Of the Extension
Service Of the Agricultural College,
20 be circulated among the livestock
men of the state twice a month. The
purpose is to bring the stock growers
Of the state into cloz"r touch in order
that the increased production Of meat
may be facilitated Oftentimes
breeding stock is shipped long dis
tanccs when it could have been had
in the same county or al least in the
same state had there been a general
dissemination of information regard
ing its availability.
Cards have been sent out to ascer-
tain demands and supply, each stock
man being asked the number of head
of stock wanted the price he is will
ing to pay, the number he has for
sale, and the price at which it is
held. This survey includes beef cat
tie. dairy cattle, sheep and hogs.
When this information is received it
will be compiled and sent out, in
cluding the names and addresses of
the parties in the market or having
breeding stock for sale
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

e nation must feel a personal response
= IN our war program If the United
desire in the present struggle.
We have got to do better, especially In
food.
been able to send to our allies, the
oday and we must throw ourselves into
$ summer to the very limit of our re-
navy alone; it is struggle in which
alton must be centered.
realizes that there is job for him to
depends upon his efforts, even though
not until then, can We feel a reason
hose of our allies will succeed.
tuce and conserve food, and we must
yield something this summer"
last week from Washington by DR..
College. DR.. Lory, together
ltural colleges, was called to Washing
s of the U. S. Department of Agricul-
2 was to discuss methods by which the
in touch with the national food situa-
TO meet it. DR.. Lory's message is in
session.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05
STOCkGROwERS PROTEST
Railroads SHIPPING HIDES

Salida Mall
Protest was made this week at a
meeting of the Chaffee County Stock
growers Association to all the rail-
roads of Colorado against the plan of
shipping the hides of cattle killed on
the right of way to the state stock
board in Denver. The local associa-
ton adopted resolutions condemning
this practice and urging the railroads
to send the hides to county seats as
required by state law.
The cattlemen are not satisfied with
the settlement made by the state
board with ther ailroads. The asso-
citation sent copy of the resolutions
to all the railroads of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05
4. HARTMAN WILL MANAGE
DOS RIOS RANCH THIS YEAR

:. s.,llmpu1 l'aru. that after
many ,rAl- Of absence, Alonzo Hart
man I- W l.,ulu to G-unzou on tn"
18th of \prII and take charge Of the
Dos T., ranch for the present owner,
Pau, arc.cy, OF Portland, Oregon. This
l. III. old HON. place that VI Hartman
,oo up .u 1874, and which. under his
mara.rmrut and ownership grew into
a fi..r estate of 200 acres. quite the
Iarg, = ranch IN Gunnl-on county. In
1910 Mr.. Hartman sold the p'ar" and
FL lag, part II 'hn Other holdings here
to 'ln present owner and transferred
D.. acltN" hu .r... interest, to the
"arudoH region. That has also now
ta mo-Is MO olhrl ownership,
a-d III Hartman being foot-loosc
again agreed 70 take up the manage
mcnt Of his old place, Il position that
T. W. Gray had occupied for the year
Just gone Mrs. Hartman and daught-
er, Leah. have been living here for the
past year
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05
UP AND Down THE VALLEYS
s:'.. =. '.;:s'.ss e 80.


A Montrose grower has gone to the
San Luis valley to get carload of
seed potatoes of new variety, the
Brown Beauty" something that is
called very fancy in that locality.
"a
Branding, vaccinating and dehoru-
ing are the busy operations going on
at most~every ranch in the county
these days. Good jobs to finish while
the roads are so bad.
A number of ranchers from Ohio
Creek came in Saturday to attend the
O-Be-Joyful club dance, among them
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Mckee, Mr..
and Mrs. f. d. Mckee, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Allen.
A number of ranchers in the vicinity
of Deyleville were in town on Monday
transacting business. Some of them
were: Date Scott, Tom Noble, Clar-
ence Mcdonald, Fred Smith, and Mr..
and Mrs. Tad Knowles.
Paonian: The four carloads of Hol-
stein dairy cattle which are being
brought from Wisconsin to the North
Fork valley by A. r. Holman and II.
F. Ruble are expected to arrive at
Hotchkiss today. They, will be rested
and fed day in the stockyards there
before being distributed to their re
spective owners.
The potato market has been going
from bad to worse, and last week the
bottom dropped out completely, with
less than so cents quoted to farmers
st most market centers. Figure also
that the sacks cost 20 cents md you
have left nothing but hog feed And
yet people pay enormous prices for
ether food stuffs and complain Of the
high cost Of living.
! Thru Jas. Teeslink, our resf estate
man, the Jay ranch of 320 acres, on
Antelope creek, has been sold to Ora
Grafford, of Whitman, Neb. The lat
ter returned Friday to Nebraska to
bring cot his family. Antelope creek
viii some day be one of the prettiest
and n.ost prosperous valleys in our
county. It has waited long time
TO come into its own, and indeed, still
needs a comprehensive irrigation pro-
feet backed by considerable capital to
reservoir the water up Mill creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

The price of sugar beets has been
set at $40 fiat for Colorado next year.
Whether that is better than 80 min
imum on sliding scale is question,
but it means good prices for beets.
We would like to see some tried out
in the Gunnison valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

Z x. White cf psst;r raid the ecur-
~ eeAt folks a visit the latter mart of
Ia<t wrek. he has k>e~ n ~ Rio
(3rswfle koeritAl St Sali6a for aome
voi2na. kut In feline o. X. and was
- for 1fsntroos for . seosoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

Tn" Gunnison Empire says: III. f..
Perkins (may his tribe increase) pas
sed thru Gunnison Thursday evening,
etc" What's this? Is the Empire ad-
vocating sheep for the Gunnison coun-
try?
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05
n m N

Paonian:-John w. Walker was in
from Somerset last Friday on business
errands. Mr.. Walker recently return
ed from stay Of two months in q
Salt Lake City hospital, where he
found restoration to health after .
long illness. His many friends are
glad to know that he is now feeling as
well as ever
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

Raymond Miller moved Saturday
into the Lewis house in West town.
He will ranch in connection with his
railroad work this summer. That ex-
ira hour of daylight after supper is
going to help.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05
BY HIS LETTERS

Omaha NewS:-
"Where's your uncle, Tommy"
"In France"
whats he doing?"
"a think he has charge of the war"
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

John Johnson came in from Pitkin
IN" latter part Of last week and is
again on the county road work,
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

A Montrose grower has gone to the
San Luis valley to get a carload of
seed potatoes of new variety, the
Brown Beauty" something that is
called very fancy in that locality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

N - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

Branding, vaccinating and dehorn
ing are the busy operations going oI
at most~every ranch in the count,
these days. Good jobs to finish whil'
the roads are so bad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-05

A number of ranchers from Ohio
Creek came in Saturday to attend the
O-Be-Joyful club dance, among them
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Mckee, Mr.,
and Mrs. F. d. Mckee, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Allen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24
Receiver Named
for Copper Firm

Now York April 90 Nn rluii, r,
celscr fur the ella Copper SuIpuId.
Company 90 So 5000 pUn corporation
owning ! 900 tcres 81 coal iron luT
copper land 100 Arizona was appointed
here Monday by United State JnIp
Hand
The ella company reported tu have
been financed by benjamin q Ch,ur,
~ Ho-'ou husband uf Julia Ar bur-
actress is aid 90 have I%cflulicd boa tho
payment uf $3.50 900 uu mortgage
bond which matured Apr' lst Iu the
suit m equity. brought h, ,ho London
Arizona Consolidated copper Company
u was alleged that on account ~ the
Unprecedented financial conditions
causrd by the war 10 viii he impuF-
bile for IN" defendant Zoo borrow the
ontounts necessary fur rcfniucInE
The mines of the Glla company were
said tu have been nportt.nu uudf. a.
CONTRACT with the American smelling
a HrfIuIug Companr un p percentage
basis Allan Forbes 90 Boston ls roe
eciser is required tu urr -h r. bond q
t1- 600
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24
Francis Needed
as SIav Envoy

Jefferson '.'' NJ" Aprl - tn.
decision had been made to appu.ui
David q Francis now ambassador 60
Russia tu the United States sens e
.|uccc.ding the bate senator " j.
-fuuc huI that secretary ~ state
'-u-.ug advised ag1Inst such action,
has been announced Dos iuNern0'
Gardner, who stated that Doe has not
r. made hIs sole tipu.
Governor Gardner stated DE had
80 shed fu 'upu GO Francis Hut b,fni,
doing 500 consulted Secretary lansius.
The secretary of state replied that t
uTr-,u. b. would nc most uufurtunp'
'ur fh. government fu withdraw NJ
Francis FROM I,U--lb.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24
Tonight! Take Dodson's Liver Tone!
Better Than CaIomeI For Liver
Calomel sickcns! If bilious, constipated and head
achy read my guarantee.

Listen 10 me Take uo more sick.
cning. salivating culomol when bilious
or constipatod nuu't lose q day
work
Calomol is mercury cor quicksilver
which ciuSe necrosis ~ the homes.
Ctlomol when IL comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into % break
Ing II M This Is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping " YOU
ARE sluggish and "Jll knnck'd out
II vnur liver Is torpid and bowels con
stipatcd or YOU haNe headache dizli-
ness. coated tongue. IL breath is bad
90 stomach sour lust take q spoonful
of harmless podson's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store ana get a both" Of bod
sons Liver Tone Tor a few cents Take
a spoonful tonight, aud Il II doesn't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24
MISSOURI! MULES
PRESTIGE MAY Be
CAST INTO SHADE
California Product Coming Strong
for Best Honors AS Army Trans.
%portation Factor Western
Kicker Fast Winning Laurcl5

o., sss1.rAtsr rTTss
Camp IrN.- Tacoma N... |...
90 600, So ....r. mu., .. .U|.. H
I.UH. 700 Camp Lewis ruH f.. ..N|..
Western luIutl viii have poo Iu.l 1f.rr
.ts IIur'ls os 600 lfuI, transportation
lI.'ut when thr california wuir. I
Lu"d 200 the Wild west division r.t
uto action with 'nr BOSS. nuI. p..r
300 I1uurr
TnItu,. tIyr hundred uuI.. uIyr
been brought Co .tu.p from California
since Camp Lewis was established
and the ore Just tho saint. sort OF
uI.stuat, urIfi,r uu. would ,tu,uf
900 To Missouri beast with fully Hs much
power HonIu' the boot. H. Htur
soldier with u.' HIn .r shoulder
vIu t,.tft
That be- when tho mule De- rrHt
brought Co camp and has not had thu
rrn".t OF the refining Influence ~
cowboys from the plains who form
the greater part ct the $50 mru or
thc enlisted persouu'I OF tho t,muuu
depot under captain = " Itckauu
HDi~r Help Ia Training
usuuI unframed tud with uIetv
Vu "i ufuuE thor hcrls th, mules
.'. .N .f'|| OF NNN'N Nf#NN 10 W. LNN.||NNN co.
most essential part ct the trtuspurta
unu .y tenn 81 IA" army Hut % takes
hois" 90 bring M mules up tn
perfection of usefulness Nff,r Boo.
ing broken In and .hud the, mules
Nr" trained 10 carry ~ pack boz iho
'houi for pack trains and then learn
tu follow the bell horse
Wherever the hcll horse goos. tho
oil. N.H. - MI Ltd. H. ..
Their, is mo- necessity fur guiding
them with gr.u. ur halter The mule
learns the sound ~ g. " pack
train loader aud almost au, .av in
SOM" part of tho camp. thu obstinate
beasts of burden may hc seen carry
ing their curEo"g following a. closely
~ the trail permits tho hrll HORSE.
Will" students Of tho pack train ride
alongside l"trniUE their lessons
Wha ls known Js AN Aptroio pack
IN used 20 y" M" rirro"s ip tho backs
% the mul's n r- sort OF saddle
Ike arrangement with sut.u iu the
under sid" OF the saddle FOR packing
in pieces ~ wood tul nHf until the
saddle fits th, mules I.,rb like 70
tailor mai, suit S sore uu , mules
htct Is t su.r s'ru ~ t poor packer
tud Whom DO" p,,e property wpdc.
il' animal cam ,tu. tl.IDst In, sort
ut 'ltu
Marching school Iguipmrui
Piece, ct machinery wagon wheels
and g.'ses 90. .cauu,peu ui ..arv
shape eiyo aud weight are u.,.t Boo
fI, train no. 90 'hc muIo luI uf .nc
u,...rs I.t..E nIuI, numbered.
uau corresponding uurusr 900 The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24
u. S. Labor Head
May Be Named

Washington April i-Cro,'.pn cot
q labor administration with a direc-
t"g-g"ncrol of labor is under CON
sidrration hy President Wilson The
new office would take over much of
th, work heretofore performed by
-
th" labor department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24

llIics Through Great Britain was n
result, 90 Great urIttiu's world wido
p|yruhle.nr -, stem uI.li up before tho
United states entered the war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24

Tho beginning of The JOURNEY
Packing . Red Gross boN at q
chapter Workman There ace
probably I5.0OO such surfing
points tor Rcd 'ru-s Journeys.
s-Iu 10 iuei tru-~ warehouse ~
Nmrricn-2; u0n. u surgical DIS.
sings lu,c nlr,ld, bcrn sent u,cr
3-N"rting and rcun'king surgical
dressing, ~ u -tnrrrnum Ia Rome
Tor delivery "a Italian militntN
hospitals.
The fing ~ the banner arr wet
come sights whrrc,c" the, gu. tor
tho, mean the best hclp that ety.
ilian \nprric1 can scnd To- IIantt.
The French ipilruadS ro-uIptnir
With the Red 'rp~~ Ia the limit OF
their Inwrr. hut since they are
u,rrcruwdrd. the Red Cross was
compelled Ia develop IT, own mo-
tor transport system Ia addition.
III The yard oT u warehouse 80
Milnn-I,cd Cross toSt-s being sent
out 4" refugee cutter aud the bat
tie zone.
~ load 81 Red Gross chapter boxes
81 Tor the trout Ia rance the
Red 'rn~- has u large fleet at mo-
toi trucks t. transport r'Iirf and
supplies.
10 Ia" other cud uf the giving
Haitian uldicr~ Ia the pave
uourhc- aIr glad Ia have what The
Rcd Gross man brings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24

A utue WANT An now and then
10 read hv every class OF men-and
NOulen too. Igy one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-24

MrE Sophie nauer. 62l First Ave-
North. Faribsul;, Minnesota, writes
- cannot praise your wonderful
medicine, Peruna, enough. II has
done much for me during the past
ten years and ! keep Il in the house
continually. / was In such a condi-
ton that l could eat nothing but
bread and milk, and even that was too
heavy for me at times Now, can
eat anything. ] viii recommend Pc
rIua tp aI my friends
Those who object 20 liquid medi.
einss can procure Peruna Tablets.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11
Dziei %Lojalno$Ci.
e. Biura Wydzia}u Narodowego
Polskiego.)

Zainteresowanie sic Dniem
LojalnoSci wSrod Polonii Amery-
kanskiej stale sic z dniem kaz-
dym coraz wieksze.
Pc wydaniu odezwy przez Wy
dial Narodowy zawrzalo W pol
skich Towarzystwach, specyalnie
zas W tych, z ktorych znaczna Ii
czba czIonkow poszia w BOZ.
Czlonkowie tych Towarzystw
chca W ten sposob wykazac, re
czcza swoich wspoiczionkow i do
apelu stawaja.
Niekt6re Towarzystwa zamo-
willy juz F1agi Siuzbowe (Service
Flags, kt6re cyfrowo wykaza, ilu
czlonk6w z danego Towarzystwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

valley o wolnosc czy to w~Armii
Amerykahskiej czy Polskiej.
Dobrzeby bylo, by kazda pol
ska parafia W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych taxa flage zamowila i W po-
chodzie lojalnosciowym wykaza-
Ia swa potege.
Cyfry zebrane nastepnie W jed
ne ogolna caioSc wykaza, ilu Po-
.lakow valley juz i ilu ma pole
Walk jeszcze pojdzie.
Dc blur Wydzialu Narodowego
napiywaja juz listy Cd rodzicow,
"a w szczegolnoSci Cd matek zoi-
merry, siuzacych w Armii Anne
rykanskiej.
Dzieje sic to ma skutek zamie-
szczonych W pismach polskich
ifcrmularzy, ktore kazda matka
Izoinierza wypelnia i do Blur mad
Isyla.
! Zainteresowanie wiec widocz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

ne, BIO tydzieh zaledwie upiynal,
e. juz rezultaty apelu So.
Interesowane jednak osoby ME
powinny i ME NIGGA zwlekac, by
jak najwiecej podpisow zebrac i
W ten sposob wykazac ME tylko
w pochodach i paradach nasza po-
tege, lecz w}asnorecznymi ia
stwierdzic podpisami.
A wiec do dzie}a.
I'm predict, tenn lepiej.
W. wszystkich w~iekszych /
mniejszych koloniach i osadach
polskich nalezy zwoiac copredzej
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie celem
naradzenia sic mad programem
Dnia Lojalnosci. Ma posiedzenie
zaprosic nalezy przedstawiciell
parafii Z Ksiezmi ma czele re-
prezentantow wszystkich Iowa
rzystw oraz wybitniejsze osobisto
sci, wybrac tymczasowy zarzad l
polecic mu porozumienie sic Jak
najszybsze z reprezentantami in
nych narodowo5ci odnosnie do
pochodu i parady.
Vice. lojalnosciowe Polacy po-
winni urzadzic we wlasnych ha-
ZACH i ma mich przyjac stosowne re
zolucye, o ktorych juz byla nova
W .odezwie i komunikatach praso-
wych.
DIS wieczorem, we wtorek, IL.
czerwca, o godzinie 7:S0 odbedzie
sic zebranie i narada wspolna W
sail Domu Zwiazku Polek.
Zebranie to bardzo wazne, vice
|prosimy j~eszcze raz ostatni, by
sic ma ME stawili przedstawiciele
parafii,, reprezentanci organiza-
cyl naszych Towarzystw : 10
mitetow Obywatelskich, Centrow
i Subj entrow rekrutacyjnych, o.
raz nasze wybitniejsze osoblstor
sci.
Zaproszen specyalnych nikomu
rie wysiano, a wierzyc nalezy !
spodziewac sic, re wszyscy stana
dc apelu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11
NOTATkI% REPORTERA.


Przypominamy naszym Czytelni--
kom przedstawienie Pana Geldhaba
W sail Zwiazku Polek W przyszia
sobote wieczorem: przedStawien1e to
dale grupa Amator6w naszych pod
przewodnictwem p. X. Wachtla gra-
jaca - ma dochod Polak6w W Armii
Amerykahskiej siuzacych; dzieki po-
parciu Dwiazku Polek, ktory sale u
dzieli bezplatnie ma przedstawienle
to, bilet6w ro~zsprzedano juz llczDe
znaczna W administracyach naszych
pism codziennych, W Biurze wv! Po-
lex, W apiece p. Sassa ma Wojciecho-
vie, u p. Stana, p. n. 1925 MllWau-
kee ave., u PAM Peyor, 1857 Erie
str, u p. Soboty ma MiodziankoWle'
u D. zebrowskiej, 1912 South Shore
Drive / u p. Mafkowskiej, 1923 Cor
tez ul. Spodziewac sic nalezy, IL pu-
blicznost nasza poprze dobre checi !
prace naszych Amatorow, gra1acycn
tylko ma cele ~dobroczynne / zapetni
sale Zwiazku Polek pc brzegi: zato
uirzy znakomita komedye Freddy W
1scie klasycznej w~ystawie.
q q q
X. Stefan Bubacz pobiogosiawl
jutro o godzinie 1otej rano w koscie-
le sw. Stanisiawa Kostki zwiazek
maizenski siostry swell, panny Jozety
Bubacz 2 panem Pawiem Kurr' z p
mr.. 4SSS So. Hermitage avenue. "a
bawa odbedzie sic w domu OLGA PAM
miodej pnr. 1924 Julian Utica.
q u q
J6zef Michalski z pnr. 4742 South
Wood utica u~wolniony Sostai wczo-
raj przez lave przysiegiych koronera
W czasie inkwestu W sprawie smierci
piecio-letniego Michala Nledzlel-
skiego z pnr. 2314 West Alma utica
ktorego automobil kierowany przez
Michalskiego najecha} i zabii ma
miejscu uhieg}ej soboty wieczorem'
q q q
w srode, dnia 1890 czerwca, pred
Wyasza Szkoia Sw. Trolley odbedzie
sic wywieszenie sztandaru CzerWone-
On Krzyza oraz czerwonej j modreJ
wstegi zdobytych przez studentoW
Wyzszej szkoiy Sw. Trolley W ostat-
niei Rampant Czerwonego Krzyza'
przez zebranie przeszio 500 proc. pod
pisanych t. wv. Red Cross Pledge
Cards..
Przy tel okazyi przeczytane oeda
listv uznania przysiane z Washing
tonu przez Prezydenta Stanow zjed-
noczonych. senatora Sherman l Re-
prezentanta Thos. Gallagher. Wygto-
szona bedzie take nova przez Sta
nislawa S. WalkoWlaka, aloermaha
17-tej wardy.
Zakonczenie roku szkolnego WY
szej szkoiy Sw. Trolley odbedzie sic
W. czwartek w~ieczorem, 1890 czerW-
ca. W Auditorium Sw. Trolley.
q q q
Policya aresztowaia onegda1 Jozeia
Porembe ktory, mimo tego IL ME
posiadai juz cd roku licencyi ma
prowadzenie w~yszynku, ziapany 70
stall ma goracym uczynku a z MIN /
dwaj inni, Martin Kad, 1913 west
21-sza ul., i Jan Sfomski, lOlo 80
Paulina ul. Rozprawa sadowa odhy-
Ia sic W sadie policyjnym PREY Max
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11
Re SPRAW
|Armii Polskiej
We FRANCYI.

WE fkANLl ii. (
Sprostowanie: OBJ. Wladysfaw
Tenza z Tolleston, Ind, ziozyi ma
Armie Polska ME try dolary, jak
mylnie W dzienniku podano, lecz piec
dolar6w.
Ne weselu pana Zurawskiego
parma Smolihska pc przemowie pa
ma Zawadzkiego q Gary, Ind. zebra
no $1,000 ME ma papierosy ola Off
cer6w " obozie, tylko ma pomoc Ar
mil Polskiej.
Do st. Joseph, Mo. wyjechal wczo-
raj ma wielka demonstracye, kt6ra
sic odbedzie We srode, organizator
W. F. Rozycki.
Wczoraj wyjechaio z Chicago do o.
bozu Koscuszki W Kanadzie 70 o.
chotnik6w. Drugie lyle zapisaio sic
wprawdzie W tym tygodniu W ma
Sym Centrum, lecz po}owa 2 mich,
prosiia o przediuzenie urlopu ma je-
den tydzien lub wiecej. Pozegnanie
dla mich odby{o sic ma Kantowie W
sail parafialnej. Obiad by1 nadzwy--
czaj smaczny i zdrowy, to tez nasi o.
chotnicy nachwalic sobie ma Kanto--
vie pozegnalnego obiadu ME mogli.
w dodatku dostali pc 2 a nawet pc
try paczki papieros6w i pc kilka
cygar. Niniejszem skladamy serdecz-
ne podziekowanie nadobnym "a po-
DAME obiadu, jakotez ~miejscowym
Ksiezom i ,aldermanowi Adamkiewi-
Cow Ia zyczliwe / %serdeczne zajecie
sic naszymi ochotnikami. Pod ko-
nice obiadu przybyia ma sale Pol
ska Kapela Wojskowa, kt6ra Villas
Eie powr6ciia byla z Milwaukee z
niedzielnej parady slowiahskiej,
gdzie byla nadzwyczaj zyczliwie po-
dejmowana przez tamtejszych obywa
tell. Wczoraj Kapela wyjechaia do
Detroit.
Odjezdzajacy wczoraj o%chotnicy
no Armii Polskiej zostali obdarowa-
nj ma dworcu kolejowym papierosa-
mi, ksiazeczkami, poczt6wkami i cze-
koladkami. przez panic: Ulanowska,
Zarnowiecka i Brzozowska. Odtad
panic te stale beda przychodziiy ma
Stacye W dzien odjazdu ochotnik6w i
zawsze od~jezdzajacy zostana przez
ME papierosami Tub ~cukierkami OBJ
darowani. w lmieniu ochotnik6w
dziekuiemy tym paniom "a bezinte-
resowne zajece sic naszymi chiopa-
kami.
Ostatnio coraz wiecej zauwazyG sic
daje inteligentnych miodych ludzi,
rieraz ~nalezacych do innego obozu,
z~apisujacy sic W szeregi Armii Pol
skiej., Zrozumieli juz widat, re dis
,,tylko z bronia W rcku niepodlegiosG
mozeay sobie wywalczyG".
w Centrum naszym W oknie wy
stawowym ogladaG MONA dwie recz-
re bomby francuskie, przywiezione
? Kanady przez sierzanta Szuberta.
Jan Damanus, 1865 Tell pl. ofia-
rowaf dla Armii Polskiej 2 powie--
Sciowie ksiazki. ~Dziekujemy.
Towarzystwo ,,Konfederacya Bar
ska" CIR. 1900 z. N. P. pozyczy}o ma
czas rekrutacyi ola Centrum No. 2.
maia armatke. D~ziekujemy.
az
Ma chrzcinach u OBJ. j. Starczewskie
go, 1920 S. Morgan ul. zebrano ma
pomoc Armii Polskiej i z}ozono W
naszem Centrum jak ~nastepuje: A.
Marciniak 81; F. Starczewski 81;
R. s~tarczewska csc; F. J~aniszewski
sic; S. Karp 81 i syn jego J6zef
Karp 81; A. 'Oreluk soc; NJ. Ku--
klihska %. Razem 1851. Wszyst-
kim ofiarodwacom serdecznie die
kujemy.
Czternastoletni Janek Kaszluga,
1912 W. Huron ul. ofiarowaf ola
Armii Polskiej Is ksiazek powiescio-
wych 1 szkolnych. Dziekujemy, jan
ku. .