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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

a BARGAIN-Nice four room
cottage, good condition, corner
lou 6O by 125 feet, corner P and
Cervantes streets. One block city
School. A splendid home at right
price for some small family. H.
+. Brazil, Phone GIG. 5737
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

wANTTD-Young lady desires position
in office, clerical work preferred. Can
use typewriter. Address w. J. c., care
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

FOR RENT-Front room, combination
dining-room-kitche furnished.
Gas stove, bath. for couple without
children. Rent, $500 per month. Near
Cervantes street and Eighth Avenue,
east. Write your address and phone
No. to X. Y g., Care OF Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30
HELP WANTED-FEMAI,E
HELP WANTED-Several color
ed girls. Apply 103 S. Baylen
st.

WANTED-First class huosegirl. Big
wages for right kind Apply 211 West
Cervantes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

WANTED TO BUY-A large fiat top
desk and other fixtures. Address M.
H r. care Journal 5804
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

INSTRUMENTATION AS stenographer as
sistant bookkeeper. Address B. H., care
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Lady's bicycle or
one suitable for large size girl, must
be in good condition and reasonable in
price. Apply w. F. L.. care of Jour
nal. 1856
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

FOR RENT-One large front room rtr1-
furnished, convenient to bath, rent
reasonable. Apply $40 e. Belmont St
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

- sAIE-For quick sale, piano and
Fun 5is box cheap. Apply 7oS L. Ger
yantes st. 0o-v
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

FOR RENT-One bedroom, upstairs,
convenient to bath, hot and cold water
Apply 9o3 N. Reus St or Phone 1875 5s41
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

GOVERNMENT NEEDS THOUSANDS
OF MEN AND WOMEN for Govern
ment Departments, Railway Mail, Post
Office, Customs, Internal Revenue.
81, iO0-f,S 500. Examinations soon. Ex-
perience unnecessary. For free pafticu-
lars regarding examinations write, j.
C. Leonard, former Civil Service Ex-
aminer). 2se Kenois Building, Wash
ington. oi4i
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

roP SALE-Cheap, one chest carpen-
tsrs tools, all first class and in good
.ondition Can see them at S04 n. eth
svenue Terms cash. 5S21
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

WANTED-White woman to care for
two small children and do general
house work. Good home and reason
able pay to right party. Address list
Sergt. 18th Co.. Fort Barrancas. Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

,o9 sAI,E-Adding. Listing and Null
FV ,inlving Machine. A wonderful inven-
See J. A. Jackson, 1876 e. Inten-
70 ptocia St, Pensacola, Fla. $500
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

20 cAI-Fertilizer at bargin, few
FVLs -Srsd tons fire DANA ged Cotton Seed
eaia at S17. so per ton F. o. B. Samson.
i0d IN car lots. Farmers now hauling
70. ~. fast Wire or write The Salvage
G[lI-nnarv. Samson, Ala. 5lS6
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

POSITION WANTED-Bey Is years OF
age would like job in store or O. :ce
Apply 314 s. Alcaniz St., or phone 230lJ.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

-op SAIE-One three to four Horse
over Stationary Gasoline Engine in
No condition. 636 East Government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30
HELP WANTED--MALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coun-
ter waiter. Apply at Hughey's
restaurant

w A n T e D-Exp erienced bookkeeper.
ADDRESS Box 1904, Pensacola. Fla 5S3s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

POSITION WANTED A position as
steuogra pher, by two ladies. Apply
San Jose Hotel, IS e. Wright ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-11-30

WANTED-Reliable girl or settled wo-
man to live on premises, good home,
reasonable salary to right party. APP
ply $500 W. De Soto street 575J
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

Chicago, Jan, H.--CuIn prices hhIu-
cncd today. largely as result Of leseh-
ing of peace talk. The market wa
bulishly affected ny fresh steps look
ug tn "a possible liftitg of the maxi
mum price limit ou future deliveries
Arrivals continued mcager. opening
quotations which ranged from shade
or 20 cent advance, with January
.nt STAR. and May az Sl.25 to Sl,2o =
we're followed 10y a sight general ur-
turn.
n, oats showed greater strength Than
corn aS the decline of oats prces yes
ierday ON account of peace selling had
been more pronounced than was 'h'
case DO corn.
Advance m the hog market gave
IN upward swing to provisions.
Forecasts ul more snow prevent"
amy important reaction. The 'lo'e
wa. frm. ismil 10 's cent net hth'r
ui,h january at Si.-'"s ana May ~
SlGalg.
A wa. said traffic difficulties east
nl chicago were interfering with shh''
m,ut. uut except boo ribs the advance
was wen maintained
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

L, =. land office az Santa lo, Now
McNiro. December "a. lal1.
Notice Is hereby given that Abel
Martinez, OF Bcrua|illu, who. ON sep
tomber .. 1919. made homestead en-
try. No. 0l11Ai, for SE = See o.
township IGN. range 6W. NM.P. mcr-
idian, has filed notice Of intention "a
make three year proof, To establish
claim 20 the land above described, bee
fore Merritt NJ. Smith. &. =. commits
sIoucr. ~ rlbchou, \. NJ. On Fcbru.
ury g. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
l'cliX Muu'oya, uf Berua,iuu. New
Mexico,
Elias Ioal or suudoyul Sew Mex
ico.
rrcmudo Lcal, of saudo,aL Sew
NcXicu.
Felipe Mou,uya, ot Cubezon, Sew
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register,
First Pub, lg-2si Last Pub. 2-L
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

NuucD is uorehy greu thEt nn '.'
lth day of october Hil the lnan 81
Moorr Realty rowrwns ID corporation
with ITS uIUuyipa place. u. nusiu'
ut Amumrrgu.. r.V N,EI.p County
ot Eeluuuuu. oN,. It,d .uu d,4youg'
To tho uuUvr~igu.. AZ E NNsk,A. co.
trustee its cprta. decd uI trust W
that date. which .aid decd oi TRUST
was duly ackuov edged ou tho l1'h
Iny o. October 1911. aud W1s dulF
recorded ou tho l.th day uf october.
1914. m huoE 90 Tb. page 'aG of
Trust Deed records of the County of
Rernalllu. state ui Ncw McNiDu. that
said The John a. Moore HonN Conn
pauy u ana by Said deed of TRUST CON
vcycG to the stid undersigned uus-
tee. the following real estate situate
iu the county of HcrnJlillu. state Of
New Mexico. described ass follows to-
Wit.
Lot numbered twelve Oi-l iD
block numbered lIyc go OF tn East-
cru Addition. First Extension south
to the CITY of Nlhuuucrqu', AS the
same are shown and described on "a
Mat of said addition made by Put
Ross. G. t. and fnod In the Office of
the probate rlcrk ana cN-officiu re-
cordcr of Ucrnulillo county, New
Mexico ON November 3Uth. i'l2."
That said deed of trust was given
to secure certain principal prom
issory note dated october iith, 1871 Z,
FOR $4,000 payable two years after
date with interest from maturity at
the rate Of eight as per cent? per
MI a.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
No. It9iI
NOTICE ron ptHl.it NTiON

&c. r.. Livingston PLAINTIFF
VS.
George % Wuh,r defendant
Tu George r.. NllDr dcf.udHf
You are hereby uuNnDd Chat r
action has hr"u commenced H t..
district court uf uoTulllp count
New McNico being so ll1il. iu vhI,.
II. u. Liymgston is pl1uurr aud tuH
are defendant the uurpu.r of -lIH
suit boiue tu recover from }uu the
sum or Sll1l5o alleged tu hp own.
uu contract, and that Wlrs- suu ,r.
ter your appearance iu spid cause 'I
or before ;hc goth dny OF FcbrIHr.
1giS, judgment viii bo rendered be-
said cause against you by default
PoNofficc address of plaintiffs 1t
torneys is Bnrth a Mabry, AlbUqu'T
que, New MoNiCo,
NESTOR MpNTONA.
clerk Of District court
By THOMAS Is. -. MADISON,
Deputy.
Dated this second day of January
1913.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
ooooo 5000 10000
q UNIVERSITY NOTES. 81
q -

- " " " ~ - " ~ ~ - " ~ ~ ~ - -
The IN Mu girls ate luncheon ,u.
noon az their huuso uu tht mll rhusr
present were all rh Mus with th, '>.
ceptiou OF one ot two u,ucd guest.
Ca~ Mnchiuc "a br Installed.
Il Is hoped .y the heads ui tho
science departments ut th, universal.
that the hburutprg work boo uc ,ui
,us departments viii 10, started Dos ut.
FIRST of nest week 1t the outside Th.
delay In the start uf laboratory wors
this quarter has been due tu the fac.
that the ga machine which mauu-
ucturod and supplied the gns Tor the
laboratories was destroyed hy tir"
near the cud of the lus, quarter Work
I has been progressing steadily ON tho
machine aud % is hoped 60 start th,
laboratory work by the first of ncNt
week.
The "WcckiS i"
Today, Wednesday was the day up-
: ON which the weekly" usually makes
! It's weekly appearance upon the cam
I pus To-day, however, no weekly
1 was Forthcoming, due To- the lack OF au
editor George White who was the
editor has Withdrawn from the uni
Vcrsity. The office Of editor viii hat,
to bc filled from the student body
soon. IN order 10 have a weekly record
of student activities
Professor Mct-c to return.
Professor ~ .. wecse. former pro-
! fcs-or uf biology at the University ui
! New Mexico. viii return tu take ~
! his duties as such professor here
! shortly Professor Wcosc represented
! the university at the meeting of the
I American Association for AdNdnc"'
mcut of Science during the holiday
, At the meeting, he read a paper Whlcl
has been printed ia the "Srienc, Mag
azrc u copy Of which Is IN the uni
Ncrsity library and which may bc rem
40 that place by those who desire t.
read Professor Weesc's paper. Pr"
tvs-or Wccsc win take the place &"
MI paul Mcuaul who BE- now ,n th'
University ct oklahoma, as profess"
ut organic and analytical e. Wstrs
New student
Mrs Eutnlcu-o hats entered the uu'
.,r-Ity az "a graduate student with tn
object n y,cN of ootuiUing q master
degree from this Institution
a Virginia county Judge has ius
.,....a....s f..f. th l.tf.Yt ia
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

Denver Co Jan. o-'"ttlc-- l't-
c.lpts 100. steady Boef steers. sA.""
+, ia 90 cows and hoferS tG.5'9t g. 30;
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
WANTED


WANTED spiral stools go thc Pull
man cafe.
WANTED Man or lady full Of energy
with reference for good steady and
profitable position can personally
on room IL, 30Ols North First street
WANTED--W Work hy experienced ma
chimist ana engine operator Ranch
preferred Address Machine care
Herald.
POSITION WANTED American. past
o.. college education. experienced
iypist Spanish translator tmekeepcr.
general office work. city references
Phone 1850
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

/, the kind that ought to be- eaten
IN every family. II can be had at
our bakery, because the greatest
possible care is taken with the
baking of it, with the selection OF
the flour and yeast, with the mix
ing and kncading with every OPP
Grafton until the finished loaycs
are produced. That is why our
bread is so pure, so healthrul, 50
appetizing.
PIONEER BAKERY
207 S. 1st st. S. n. Balling, Prop.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
TYPEwHITER IoH SALE

II you want to buy l.. e. Smith
typewriter at q big bargain, phone
lg24-W.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
WANTED-Femnlo Helm

- -
WANTED ENptflr"".. laundry
girl. Apply at EN.'#iur laundry
WANTED Compctrrf huuHgk cpcr.
Good wages. Mrs g. % Conner 4ou
North Twelfth.
WANTED Girl to du huuscNork. Np-
ply 32G Nurth SiNtu street, Mr..
John strumuuist. hluu, lu3t.
WANTED--A reliable 4.tI or woman
to take care OF two children and nHsi.'
with housework CuN 80 West Roma
WANTED-Gir So du s'ucrol house
work. Apply 22i Nurth iith.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work in small family Mrs. T.. y.
Morgan. 1l0i South Walter street
Phone 1894 w.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
For SALE

N~~~~~~~>S,--->---.--.-,. .,-..-... ->~->4,~>-.-,-
FOE SALE S" lHuuud ..
pawn. can't rodr.u. WUI 5000 .n..
Phone room . Ar.u. f# I'.l..
ruH SALE Goruint huu ,...
plot,ly furnished good i...Hu
ropd business husband dJ "oJ. uu.t
self Phone 'llH
FOR SALE Hor,. buggy uu hnr
uc-s cheap 40 South 3ri 81 COZ
IDE SALE Ford touring ,r ohcJp
for cash square u,ll Gu1r. ith
and Copper
FOR SALE-comr3rtaul chccrfHly
located modern cottage. Central
avenue, near university Telephone
2l27-J.
ron SALE-A buggy oud harness In
good condition, reasonable price.
William Hcascldon. superior Lumber
Company. phone 311.
FOR SALE Singer sewing machine.
rotary shuttle perfect condition
Cheap. Also lady's blue serge SUIT
size 80, worn once. SlG.0o, cost SO.
12l West Roma.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
TYPEwRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new ana second
hand. bought, sold. rented and re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex
change Phone s14. i22 So. 9th 81
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

stuckcrs and feeder. >'uOf "a l.o"'
calves. $iO.0Ofi i2.0O.
Hogs-Rcccipt zoo Market 10 cent
lower Top. $685.: bulk. SI6.li 70
l6.35
sheep Receipts ZOO. steady Ihm'"
$1G.OU6i 1880. ewes, Nll.UONi l.25.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

Kausas city. Jan. e. Butter. c2".
and poultry unchanged.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

A Virginia county judge has Just
issued warrant for the kaiser for
disturbing the public peace
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Lady with experience
wants work az collector, solicitor or
answering phone calls. can room TO-
American hotel, or boz l9-A, care
Herald.
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

Every day hEltALD WANTS ADS
nnd help, secure positions sell artlclr'
no longer needed rent houses, fats
apartments stores and real estate fnc
the lost. sell houses. w. ana farms
The evening herald., 1918-01-09
The Menu for Today

"B' The Fatal Rims. The Duse
od,
The evening herald., 1918-01-09

First pub l.es ro.. ran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
THIS IS THE HUNGER MAP OF EUROPE
LOOK At IT WELL-0BSERVE ITS MARKINGS AND WHAT EACH
MARKING MEANS AND THEN kSK YOURSELF
If YOU Will. SAVE.

Here IL the hunger map OF Europe. Study it we'll and then determine 70.
yourselves whether there is need for food saving In America this coming year.
Just before Herbert Hoover, United States Food Administrator, sailed
for Europe on Saturday Nov. 16, he made this statement:
THE food problem in Europe today is N of extreme compexty. Out
Of 420000000 practically but three areas-those # South Russia, Hungary:
and Denmark, which comprise m 40000O00-have sufficient food supplies
to last until next harvest without imports: Some Of hese must have immer
date relief. We can acquire a surplus Of some 100000 to 20O00O00 tons
OF food in the United States if " e are economical The food situation abroad
can be handled II this and the other small surpuses in the world cal be trans
ported. - -: NG# y"
I Arrangements have been made long since whereby the big Allies
France, England and Italy-wll be provisioned. This covers 125O0O00o
people. Our frst and deepest, concern NOW must be for the little Allies
Begtans, serbiann, Rounnanians, Greeks, Zecks, Jugoslavs and others. They
represent another 76O00O00 people, and must be helped at once.
- "our next concern must be to relax blockade measures as far as possible
tina. the neutral states in Europe, all of whom are n short ratons, may
be able to care for their people and 30 prevent the growth O. anarchy. This
takes another" group OF 100000.
/. "Sul smother concern, which connOnts tn countries where od is plenti
full, lis to be- found In North Russia, where there IRE bOoO0O0O people, many,
many millions II whom face starvation this winter because, through anarchy
and the breaking down of transportation, they may not be reached.
some 80 GoO. This problem is not M Of going to their relief but Of reaxm8
the wate7tieht blockade (which continues through the armstfce) to such an
extent that they nay secure for themselves the bare necessities that win give
stable overninent Famine is the mother Of anarchy. Justice requires that
a government be: established which is able to make amends for wrongs done
and it cannot be accomplished through the spread # anarchy. L would GER
tat4y approach this problem with mixed feelings, having long been a witness
to the robbery of food from women and children and tho destruction o NIL
lions oft m II food at set and to the misery suffered under the German YOKE
Unless anarchy can be put down and stability OF government can be obtained
IN these mem states, there will be nobody with whom to max peace and
nobody to nay the bill to France and Belgium for the fearful destruction that
has been dons" 80. ~.>""Es.@ - ,..n
Something over 200 900 600 people now y in social disorder LlBEkTY
Is NOT SAFE 10 long AZ social disorder exists. The best boys Oft he woalo
Ass TouaH11-AaA 0lEp-tor LIBERTY. VIII you continue 70 sAVs Z! ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

acknowledgement.
Ten element niemiecki, ktory
nap}ynaf opusci natychmiast oko-
lice polskie, skoro te zostana oder
wane cd Prus i zabierze re SODA
wiekszosc kolonist6w niemieckich
kt6rzy sic osiedlili przez pruskaa
komisye kolonizacyjna.
Przeciwnie znowu powr6ca do
swojej ojczyzny wielkie masy ro-
Fbotnik6w polskich, kt6rzy wsku--
tex pruskiej polityki ekstermina
cyjnej byli zmuszeni: W liczbie o.
kolo 600, 900 = a to wedle urzedo
wei s~tatystyki og6lnego cenz '1s11
- emigrowac do samych Niemiec
a to W szczeg6lnosci do kopaln i
fabryk Westfalii i prowincyi mad
renskich. Jezeli dodamy do liczb
emigrant6w osiadlych W glebi Me
mice, to otrzymamy wieceJ nlz
5000, 900 Polak6w W 4ehwili wy:
buchu wojny.
Wszystkie te obszary tworza ca
}okszta}t geograficzny, So one ko
lebka narodu polskiego, kt6ry do
maya sic ich zwrotu kategorycz--
ME, 'gdyz one do niego naleza
przez cywilizacye i przez prawo
historyczne i narodowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
ZACHOWAJCIE TO PRZYZWY
CZAJENIE!

Podczas czterech tygodni influ
envy Trihera Amerykanski Elk
ir Gorzkiego Wilma zyskaf DUO
nowych przyjacieli. z r6znych exc
Sci Stan6w Zjednoczonych przy--
chodzi}y listy, pe}ne zadowolenia
i bezpiecznoSci sprawione przez
to zaufane Aekarstwo. Zachowaj--
Gle to dosWiadczenie dobrze w pa
mieci! Trincra Amerykanski Elk
ir Gorzkiego Wilma jest lekarstwo
ma kt6rcm zawsze MONA polegac.
Czysci ono wnetrznosci, popra--
via apetyt, pomaga trawieniu
usuwa z cia}a swszystkie niebezpie
czne skfadniki. W aptekach $1.10
- Trinera Liniment jest najlep-
szemsIekafstwem do zzachowania
fizycznej, 'zdatnosci. Reumatyzm,
neuralgia, Dol w krzyzu, zwich--
niecia, nadwyrezenia, opuchniecia
i inne take Interchangeable pre-
stana Was dreczyc. Cena W apte.
kach IS i IS cent6w, poczta As
IS centow. Joseph Triner Compa-
ny 1333-1343 S. Ashland ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
Ludno$c Polska " Niemczech.

:spe}nionych ma szkode Polski,
PREY pomocy falszowania fakt6w
liczb, gdyz ME MONA wiecej tego
si1a .dokonac wobec tego gdyz
dzieh1 obrachunku sic zbliza..
Co nam wykazuja W tel kwe--
styi statystyki pruskie?
Ostatecznie, by postawic W ma
lezytem swietle wartosc naukowa
t,ych dat statystycznych my ogra
niczymy sic do jednego przek}a---
du W r. 1890 ia statystyka pruska
oblicza w okregu Neustadt prowin
cyl Prus Zachodnich 37.8 procent
Polak6w, a mimo tego w +. 1900
ME znajduje ona wiecej jak OLE
procent. w rzeczywistosci zas o.
kreg ten posiada wiecej niz &c
procent ludnosci polsko kaszubs-.
kiej.
Wcdle tendencyjnej statystykl
pruskiej generalnego cenzusu z
1900 sila zywiofu polskiego W Pol
see pruskiej w por6wnaniu Z si}a
zywiofu niemieckiego przedstawia
sic w bezwzglednych cyfrach jak
nastepuje:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

w odpowiedzi ma pytanie pre-
zydenta Wilsona Gazeta Franklin
cka pisze w wydaniu Z dnia 10
pazdziernika: "Tworzac nova
Polske ME trzeba zapomniec,-ze
'dawne czesci Kr6lestwa Polskie--
60 ME tylko zamieszkafe sa przez
ludnosc bezsprzecznie polska, jak
sic wyraza program Wilsona, lecz
re raczej W tych obszarach miesz-
ka wiecej Niemc6w niz Polak6w.'
Zapewne dziennik niemiecki ma
bez watpienia ma wzgledzie Geese
Polski pod zaborem pruskim. Sta
ra sic tez upozorowac, re GEESE
|Polski pod zaborem pruskim, zgod
ME T. zasada narodowosci og1o--
szona przez prezydenta Wilsona
powinna z tytulu niemieckosci
kraju pozostac %zlaczona z Mem
cami.
Ia pretensya jest nieuzasadnio
ma, a w tych artykulach dopatry-
wac sic musimy poczatku kampa-
nil niemieckiej zmierzajacej do
zachowania owoc6w eksploatacyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

przenicy W wielu ~czesciach kraJu
obawiali sic re gwarantowane ce-
ny Ia rok 1919 NIGGA bye znieslo-
ne z powodu zawarcia pokoJu.
Ia czyrnosc re strony rzadu be
die przypadkowa ola farmerow
W calym kraju re powieksza swoJ
zasiew przenicy ma rok 1919, co
macy re podstaWa cen W Vino
ME ma rok 1919 "a sprzet przenicy
bedzie jak obecnie, cd dw6ch do
lar6w j dw6ch cent6w do dwoch
dolar6w j czternastu centow "a
buszel, zaleznie Cd gatunku pre-
nicy. Beda to ceny jake Bay Sta
te. Milling Co. bedzie placic "
.swym elewatorze "A"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
NABOzENSTWO "a PIERW:
SZEGO Z~AGINIONEGO.

Nabozenstwo zafobne "a dusze
pierwszego m1odzienca kt6ry stra
ell zycie W sfuzbie tego kraju, cd
prawii Wiel. ks. Jan E. Grabow-
ski w kosciele swietego Kazmie-
rza w przesz}a sobote. Leon Wet
Eel, kt6ry nalezaf do tel parafii,
stracil zycie 5go grudnia, 1917,
gdy okret Jacob Jones zostal tor
pedowany przez niemiecka sub
maryne. Pierwsza z}ota gwiazda
W Winonie umieszczona zosta}a
ma fladze sfuzbowej zawieszonej
w kosciele sw. Kazmierza:
Ma mszy sw. "a dusze polcg}e--
90 rok temu Leona Wetzel, byfa
wielka. liczba %parafian obecna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

Vice Polak6w 63,32 procent,
Niemc6w 1851 procent. Gdy Pc
danny cyfry re wszystkich okre
gov Polski pruskiej, nawet wedlic
tendencyjnej statystyki szkolnej
ctrzymamy: 70 okregi z absolut-
IA wiekszoscia polska a 30 okre-
gov, gdzie ludnosc ploska pre-
wyzsza 80 procent.
Take So daty wyciagniete Z u
rzedowej statystyki niemieckiej'
iecz o lie r6zni sic ona jeszcze,
cd prawdy.
Czytajac te eyfry trzeba sobie
|przypomniec, re ma calym obsza-
RE Polski pruskiej ME ma praWle
Polak6w urzednik6w rozmaitych
kategoryi.
Wystarczy tylko %powt6rzyc u
rzedowa deklaracye p. Klrchstel-
ma, prezydenta Regency pozna;E-
skie:j TEN samem wysokiego urged
nika pruskiego, wedle kt6rej "
miesc::u Poznaniu, urzednicy prn-
soy tworzyli % procent ca}ej lud-
noSci miasta.
Ponadto w. wielkiej liczbie miast
Polski pruskiej So garnizony woJ
skowe z}ozone Z Niemc6w, polie
waz rekruci polscy wysylanl So
do wnetrza Niemiecw W celach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10

WiadOmOSci
MIEJSCOWE.

w niedziele ochrzcono W koscie
lie sw. Stanislawa X. Edwarda, ia
ma, syna Augusta Maryanny z
Kowalewskich - Dzwonkows-.
kich
Irene Malgorzate, c6rke Edwar
da i Joanny z Kund6w Kochle--
row.
Edyne Barbara, c6rke Wincen-
tego i Maryanny z Ryszk6w-Kro
pidfowskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
z AERoPLAN6W
BEDZIE ZAKAZANE.

Polowanie ma dixie kaczki i
inne wedrujace ptactwo bedzie
zakazane przez prawo stanowe,
stosownie do wiadomosci otrzy~-
manej cd p. Hermana Rackow, pc
mocniczego str6za dziczyzny.
Strzelanie kaczek z aeroplanu
jest zwyczajna przyjemnoscia W
Texas, jak powiadaja, a gdyby
ME prawny zakaz zosta}by z CA
sem zaprowadzony i W Minneso-
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-12-10
UMARL z PoWoDU RAN.

Stanis}aw Palubicki, Sc High
Forest I'll. brat PAM Davis umarl
Il powodu~ ran otrzymanych w wa
Ice W dniu 3go pazdziernika, st6-
sownie do wiadomosci otrzyma--
nych tn W przesz}y czwartek. Pa
}ubicki byl cz}onkiem 327go pull
ku in%fanteryi. Odjechal ztad z
pociagnietymi do wojska W kwiet
niu do Camp Dodge, Iowa.