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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
South Caroline Has
Taken The: Offensive.

p. NJ. Rse, uce-director Of
war savings, has made the
following statement in refer.
once to the. Junesantensive
w. 8. 8. campaign:
with reports incomplete,
It now seems likely that al
q result Of the June inten-
sive w. 8. 8. campaign near
H $15,0o0,000 worth Of War
Savings Stamps have been
purchased and pledged. The
war savings movement will,
OF course, be pushed ugor-
ously until December 81, BY
which time the states quota
for tho year will have been
purchased. In the meantime.
We wish to acquaint the peo-
pie Of South Carolina with
the splendid results Effected
by the campaign and which
do not plainly show In the
cold figures:
Several hundred thous-
ands Of men and women
more than have been reaoh-
cd IN any previous war
campaign-have voluntarily
pledged to help win the war
BY saving and by lending
their savings to the govern.
ment; thousands of men. wo-
men. and children have start.
cd saving who Fever saved
before; the practice OF thrift
has been encouraged in q
way that will have a psrma-
hent effect; q splendid foun-
dauon has been laid for meet
Ing tho economic problems
that peace will bring; tho
sacred principles for which
America and her Allies are
pouring out their blood and
treasure. and the necessity OF
Carrying on to victory tho
war against German axrres-
sion have bsen brought forc-
sbly and conMncinsly homo
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
LIST OF PURCHASERS
OF WAR SAVINGS
Pine Grove School District

OF WAR SAVING,
-.
' nooi Dcs
Louis Al1eor .........$ 500
q. W. Ashe ........... 1000
Thomas Ashe 500
Ar AIsx.ndor oo
F.. Nv"
o'oo
'ohr bennett ......... 1000
Dave Bittle ........... 500
w. B. Bittle \ 1OoO
e p;..,. -oo
IT,,
Dfo"h '..'..... lo.oo
0"h ''''...' "'oo
.ne'' ''''...... o.oo
80. ee' '''.'''. o.oo
e Denie'I -. o'oo
Di''ie '''''.... h.oo
TT ' '''''''''' o'oo
d., n,A' o'oo
Neiey ''''''.. lp.oo
80" D"seooo ''...... o.oo
r. B. Brack 500
John Campbeu sOO
-, 'poeh '''... ".oo
.e Coe ''''..... o.'o
~ Siypurh ........... o.oo
~ Coe "'.oo
y ooe o.oo
ouie Sarhppell ........ 5.OO
Hurbert Campbell 500
Ebert DENY 500
Jack Dudley . $50
Sidney Dudley 500
l.. N. Dudley ........ 500
c. G. Douglass 500
J. w. Dunns 1000
Joe DeBerry 500
Powe Dimes 500
James Evans 500
Lessie Evans 500
James Evans 500
A. B. Eumplett 1000
James Evans Jr., 500
Same Eamras ......... 500
Lewis Erwin ........ 500
Elec Frierson ........ SEQ
Ned From ............ 500
Cary Fountain ........ 500
E. w. Gardner :. ....... 1J.Gl
Richard Gardner ...... 1870
u. w. Gillett ......... 500
A. K. Jefferson =. ..... 500
Willie johnson 90 90
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION

State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.
To the Trustees of Wexford School
District No. 80:
You are herewith authorized and
required to hold an election at the
Schoolhouse above named on Sat
urday, Aug Sd, 1918 pursuant to a
petition of the qualified electors and
free holders of said district asking
that an election be granted on the
question Of voting on an additional
six l6l mills for current expenses of
Wexford School.
j. A. KNIGHT,
For County Board Of Education.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION
State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.

State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.
A petition of the qualified elcc.
tors and property holders of Pincy
Grove School District No. II, having
this day been flied with the County
Board, you, the board of Trustees OF
said district, is hereby authorized and
required to hold an election at the
6choolhouse above named on Wednes-
lay, August 7th, 1918, between the
egal hours for election on the ques-
eion of voting five (5l additional mills
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
Vaughn School District

acres, known as w. S. Vaughn
land-tax and penalty, 500.
33 acres, known as w. A. Adams
land-tax and penalty, $3.50.
l16 acres, buildings, known as
d. +. Brown estate-taX and penalty,
$l9.0l.
~ acres, 2 buildings, known as J.
c. Adams, Sr. land--tax and penalty,
$1257.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01

for defraying the regular expenses of
the Piney Grove School.
j. A. KNIGHT,
For County Board Of Education.
July oath, 1918.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
RU UB-MY-TISM

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu-
rallia. Headaches, Cramps. Collie
SSprains; Bruises, Cuts; !3 Burns. Gid
xema, etc. Antiseptio Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 2Sc
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
666

This 70 . prescription prepared especj
Tor MALARIA or ChllCS a FEvr aid
rive or SIX doscs will break any csseio 7.
taken then % . tonic the Fever VI
fesurn. II acts on the liver kestspay no
Cslomsl and does not erips oe sscIe
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-08-01
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
FOR 1917 TAXES

AoN LANES
BY virtue of authority contained ir
certain tax executions issued by j. A
Welsh, county treasurer, and directe5
to me, l will offer for sale the fol
lowing property to wit:
1870 acres of land, l building, in
Palmetto School district, known as
ID. w. Brown land-tax and penalty
$24.51.
136 acres of land, known as Annie
Floyd land, tax and penalty, $1O.67.
Bear Creek School District
57k acres, 2 building, known as
Columbus Wilks land-tax and penal
ty, $5.15.
2S acres, building, known as w.
II Clark land-tax and penalty ,$9.47.
Bay Spring School District
500 acres, known as w. ]. R. Red.
fearn land-tax and penalty, $22.52
$50 acres, l building, known as
Mrs. Barzilla Odom land-tax and
penalty, $10.26.
II acres, known as T. S. Sweet
land-tax and penalty $6.1U.
446 acres, buildings, known as
}. G. Winburn land-tax and penalty.
$17.19.
Bethesda School District
1874 acres, 2 buildings, known as
Ellen Cutner land-tax and penalty,
$4.S3.
30 acres, known as j. L. Lane lend
tax and penalty, $4.62.
30 acres, known as A. G. Coward
land-tax and penalty, $500.
Shiloh School District
% acres, l building, known as Mrs.
Z. A. Hendrick land-tax and penal
ty, $6.O1.
11S acres, buildings, known as
Charlie Lane estate-tax and penalty,
$24.58.
SO acres, buildings, known as j.
A. Gardner land-tax and penalty,
$13.34.
Vaughn School District
Z acres, known as w. S. Vaughn
land-tax and penalty, $7.O9.
33 acres, known as w. A. Adams
land-tax and penalty, $3.50.
l16 acres, 5 buildings, known as
D. +. Brown estate-taX and penalty,
$l9.01.
~ acres, 2 buildings, known as J.
c. Adams, Sr. land-tax and penalty,
$12.57.
Pine Grove School District
SO acres, known as Squirt Rivers
land-tax and penalty, $500.
2-3 acres, known as Johnnie
Campbell land-tax and penalty
$3.12.
acre, known as o. II. Robinson
land-tax and penalty, $500.
so acres, 2 buildings, known as w. NJ
Streater land-tax and penalty
$16.53.
45 acres, known as James A. Davi.
land--tax and penalty, $12.76.
D acres known as Jacob w. Davis
iand-tax and penalty, $3.26.
White Oak School District
l2O acres known as w. b. Gulledge
land-tax and penalty, 1913.
Il acres, known as j. w. Turner
land--tax and penalty, $4.92.
Center Point School District
3 acres, building, known as Mary
Patrick School District
Ia acres, known as Susanah Sellers
land-tax and penalty, $4.34.
lot, l building, known as j. r
Teal lot-tax and penalty, 1892.
Juniper School District
173 acres, buildings, known as
I. A. Hendrick land-tax and penal.
ty, $13.63.
Ousley School District
1852 acres, known as Mrs. Easter
McClean estate-tax and penalty,
$11.51.
Cat Pond School District
20 acres, known as Mrs. M. f..
Chrisholm land-tax ard penalty,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
MOVING AND STORAGE
PAINrINo AND DECORATING


MtuTIGRAFH - let me Get ont your
multirraph letters. rsirrt right Nfst'
prsTi 3ts Ccrtrsl Natl Bank h.dtt
uhonr ROI8
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

A car bought now VIII
practically double in
ninety days.
8 IT0rdS
All 1917
Models
Guaranteed
Mech amicaIIy
from $2S5 to 1915
Each.
1917 Hup Touring.
1916 Hup Touring.
1918 Maxwell tour
ing.
1918 Maxwell Road
ster.
1913 Ford Taxi.
1917 LeXin ton
Touring.
1917 Haynes Tour
ing.
1917 Scripps Booth
Eight.
Three 1916 Olds
Touring.
1918 Tulsa Four.
1918 Moon Touring.
1917 Winton Tour
ing.
1917 Grant Touring.
1917 Case Touring.
1918 Studebaker
Touring.
1918 Studebaker
Roadster.
1918 Dodge Tour
ing.
1916 Dodge Tours
ing. %
1916 Overland
Touring.
1916 Monarch Tour
ing.
1916 Buick Road
ster.
1918 ChandI
Roadster.
1917 Buick Light 6
Touring.
1915 Tulsa Truck.
1918 Oakland Tour
ing.
These cars are me-
chanically perfect and
fully guaranteed. Our
5 ervlce e Department
will always be open for
80 days free service.
: Liberty Bonds ac-
cepted at face value.
J0Elms0m
Mnnfm &mnmn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

our many ugflgflp1 rugtonprg
80
'IIhrr VIII convince you.
stock
ca . . ~
"a N&I. VN1NSl ~
I.srHDJN| w il Jl
lNI RADIATOR Nj AN
lOi West First
AUTOS ror UIRr aAHAurs ~
..s... ,....
r.r... rr... s.1t
WANTED AUTOMOBILES -
hhINu lN SOUR u.'t .ata We psy Tho
...''' .'s' price for fords or any
s',l ,,''l'on Nan'n'
rt.a, .,,6 ''. 80 H-N' ''''"' ~
ROARD AND ROOMS
-Gs-- -, =.
............ NJ hI' .----i 40
''hI''' Il'l D. Nffnah IRON post OF
,, ".. ',..''...l q. OUTSIDE I'oms
-
Y.,,,., ,a,..., ,..-.-.-.-. ...,...,.
j.. h"MA hoI III .'ea'Anl ou,''a'
,gro., ,.t. h, a,y a, v.st .6gs
South uogIfns pLg,. 414b
-.-.-------...-..zz=z-z
LIuHI houShhhhFlNS hooMh 10
a NtWL> fNrttth and nicely Furnished
..,'. .,... ". s",."' o'' "' '''
'''-
hua uN. n, Inn 80 or thrs'
sy 49, WIES.s.. sssa ''O"'
--
rtauT uouapErrptNn pooMs ia
.bVIRAt. l.4g .Iso modsrn nrh, touss.
tesp,ng rooms private entrance. adults
only
ADMIRAL. 1905 rworoon mouse
teop,nr apartment. strictly modern and
rleslA furnished ,hsAr r"nt.
AKCHkK. IS. Say Newly Furnished
light Housekeeping rooms
EgIust -,y--Ei -tt,y..t s.pirg foorn on
WNby w si7-Two nice. cosy house
lssp,nr rooms private entrance, ground
.,5v-t,l 40 Hi,,o ,,g,Iy Nrri,t.a
room. for nrs, hou,st sspiug. private en.
'r'os'. rsq9. os1'.
ht,Anf. r. ~" '~onnr,us ~ .S nu
R,p.os soo,'' VII" "''''"S '''''
.---...-.
h"S WE, ~ 80 % %ni'e ''''n
rooms ioI 'oo.e..'l'"s s'"' "'''
F'faE' Phone 'al' ~
hos l"N. ~ Aa" y" suites o' "Eh'
n''s''''I'"k '''"''' ...
tNMthuN W. llI nav or room au
rcH house nl'..A 'urh''''o Wv per
"'''" .-.,...
Iht M. w LAespuo'A'.y ',.s
..' so..,a,'P'"s ''''''
..--.-
tiitN tNNt. n. hI' one hght hou'eA''p
'Ui room. '''''''. 'Ap'''''
y. lil' suite nicely inr
ri'h'd foomf, no rh'lnfen.
DENVER y. 201--llousekeeping rooms
fhon" GEL
DINING ROOM and Kitchen 10 rent 10
some one who will serve meals. Phone
-'-7
FIGHTH D.. 3i4 Furnished rooms for
ush, Housekeeping
EIwOOn S. 321-rwo houset sepins
rooms. fret ioor southeast exposure.
iho0e A7't q
tNhN ItN. B.. l-t Two modern nsl'
.p.0E .''1' .4t''' W
',,.. p, "a. l'' "s''s .'", -..si
fNlkN lhN. T. - lNN hNN'a "l Hh"l
,'o,'A'sI'lg room" .,'''',l Hoa.1
t''r ,N'I' p.ar. saoo
....... ,.-., -.
Ih0I 'l'n ',, "A'' "0'''
s''W0f i'om'' none ~
Fltsf W lal' lnLr' looms 'uLnl,h'o
i"i lfh' n'N''''.' '''A. ~
futRIH ~. 7lo- Two modern hsh'
hn1sfArrn'ng F''ms ioi r'h'
FRISCO. s. 9il Extra clean well fur
nifh'i modern NFhi housekeeping rooms
with fonih'aN N'er'ns room
FRISCO. S. All- Three uu'urnmh'd
rooms also furnished rooms. modern
house lhnnn tiaiI
u,~ktLL lA"Two housckcepins
rooms '0r reni downsihifs. front rooms
modern N'o one .''fFs hous'tr'p'Ni
room nf.'"'' '"'t''''. summer '-''.
uN-htll p 3o For rent p iurnishrd
isnt housekeeping rooms upstairs
close fU syfoo. Phone et'-
HOUSTON. b 3N7. one irht h7usessep
Inc room with large closet nicely fur.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
stuhtHAhtR srtEpSrrK good run
ming condition newly painted 5000
Phone hI1E
Ton fRJ,k. with stake boi, Al condi
hon. price $500 cash. tal AtaA iraub.
hr and storage GO
lQl7 b.rNS-fNOfR CAR Tor vale good -
new or will rsdr for roa65tcr q. %
HenD' the lsuor lsUkH. ukIa Phone oi
rwO ron SERVICE TRUCK. with hodv
and hoist FOR sA'p AZ bargain. good
condition used oHy o montbs ON Oy
trsrH s2l Iowa Bldg Phone $3.50.
AUTO surruEs AND REpAlRs ~
Nh..Iu .luuIa complete zoe IrlrAh.
u..n CHAINS or heavy trats pns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
ESCO1r1H
THE RADIATOR MAN
lOi West First
Anrns IN nIRr nAnAnrs

AUTOS roE HIRE GARAoEs ~
INNNU r N.1 tnr rent brst
rfr.s. Phone l.ll
WANTED AUTOMOBILES ~
'uINn IN .Hur u.,t .atH We nay The
H-''.' 'tHl price for fords ur any.
fN.E " good condition Nanttns
NsItsr sales Go. gl4 East Second ht
rHlHs IatN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS pou uuNT Fupgr4urn al
IARg. coo, l.,..r gn,V ...,l
room. modem ,,,., ,r..,., nl... ..l.
I,ktl .,,. ~ .,.
STARE. private entrance, usr OF p.un.
90 iof one. 50 for tNp IhnoH ,U.l.I
NAIN l4 .., ....,,.. ...r.. t..
rsni Win rupIrs. d. li.nra .I l,..r,a
Tr1uo .lti
MAJ. .n,..Nr,, n,.t uru.u,a
room. suitable for uu, ur 1870
MAIN. s.. plg Niest mrG.,I moi,rn
front room boo private Dml.s. CLOSE Iu
uo other roomrrs ..r mcu uEgmru
employed
MAN ra s.rr .r..tYl -gyat.
rb,o, tiniJ
.,.
NA ~ A'h' ','.' '"'"
uo~e. ''lt' 'nn ..','
,sn9snt 4, g.nd u..ls,r. h... r0ar,
.gigK
MA\ptl. gn N.. hal.,l.,r.u.
room, on downstatls. f.sr.Ha.I, IHU..
302H.
hIyrl,. .rtKNlSntn RuuN aI .sd5 ,u
,I..st -. ,,lU ,..yE 1 Nu.# aff.I .Iu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

TUIWU " |II| Two W0d0TT TITT"I"FT
inr rooms for man aud wife Phone
1914,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

pAVK sToy ulsaucr snd hs'tst $50
cleaned md pressed. 9 lia's elssn
aad blocked. e. t22 South MA
phora rHT1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

KFYg Made 20 order gun and o'ssmll
inc wrIlirr ~ broken PARTS of iron, Pc.
pslyirr Of everything Jacob Novelty Co.
biH Tsu Firvt Phone I2N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

LluIT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
IWkLFIu " 800 Apartment tur
nishcd. Tor rent rooms, screened on
kltfhrn can 1000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
aALusnEN INp AonNrs
Salesman

Salesman
wanted. Good territory now open.
Tulsa and vicinity call or writs
q. l. Morris, Plaza Hotel. Muskoses.
Okla
BiDR LINE MEN wTNfED foa I've wire
sales board sssoftmcnti pays % CON
mission and . good bonus, irving Hps.
eialiy 90. sos Irving Park Bivd., ohi'
sago. H.
UNUSUAL OPENING Tor ssFfsssivs sales
msn with estsblishsd eonesrni general
trade IN Okiahoms splendid eDnmis.
sion contract; sBs weekly for espsnsss.
Geo. u. Williams, 1870 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland. Ohio. Dept. lTest.
WANTED. BkLEHNKN--BFsad new "
side lice; beat sverj % commisslon on
Drove Mig. o., 2062 Cottage Grove
Ave, Chicsgo,
WAhrkb--ksperlsnee grocery clerk. Nsfl
~ Mousar'H Gfoesry. Tenth ssd hsiu
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALn ~
CAPABLE and eompsssnf booktespsF. cot,
respondent snd general office work
long erporienee; over draft age; univsr-
si,y graduate. Address P-so. woris.
EXPERT HOUKKEEpEH sud seesanisat
teyond present drstt sEs desires post
tion. Has several years practical erpe.
rienee ard furnishes highest references.
write Pas, World.
GENERAL PRODUCTION MkH Wlakss
position with nntolAss oompsBy; an
| derntAnds all branches of work, ~ pras.
ent working In drilling wells. Address
pa, World.
MARRIED MAN, "a years Of hss, Ecet
education and capable of Bending men
and good Sapacliy FOR detail work, nov
employed ig rssPonabls posiiioe viIh
where there IL some oi oat Of doors work
connected with dqtiss. oil eompany or
contractor preferred. address Box n
ioo, care World
MARRIED NAN, 10 years old good edu
cation, With more than 10 yasrv ereca.
tive experience In hantinE butineea DE-
slres office pUaition, preferably With dii
company salary 5000 per month 70
commence. Address Pa, World
POSlfiOh a. supeflnlendeot OF prod1etiep
or Of .ffAses comnetfnt 10 take entirs
manaEemeni II liberiy 10 accept posi-
lion on or after August 20, Address
Nst world
POSITION WASfED-By a man With Is
years experience Aa nOOhkfeper ana
credit msn Of large 81. isoais factory
over dfau age: sAtisiAetory reierenees
Address J, v. owen, ss55 Cotiens Ave,
~ Louis, Mo.
POSITION IS superintendent oi email pro-
duction or Of lease; AZ liberty 10 aeesnt
position AZ onee. Addresses P'aS, World.
POSITION As BOOkkkEkPkR wanted
By young man Of several years expe-
rlence; not slintla 70 draft. y y. BAG
nell. 2t3 x. Cheyenne. Phone aea7 a.
noon or after p.
WANTED -ManAEernhip ohtotsriA or cafe
- hiEh elaas man, many years etpe.
rio q, cAu furnish Al references ana
bond about 70 sell present business ~
vantageoualy reasou for seeking post.
ton. Geo. ". Mack 30 South Mats,
Miami, Okla
WANTED CARPENTER woRK--By day
or lob. 2o7 North boulder. Phons
li0aJ,
WANrEfl-By good reliable nsn, Job a.
pumper where viii be steady work mar.
ried must have house. viii pay for oai
v l.. Powers. 900 N. hinth H., Inde
pcndencc kAn.
i0YEAR EXpERiENCED cadnrhsad, ESs,
olinc construction and operating engi.
neer: can make plans and complete
vacuum ard Easoiine plants Address
Roz 62S. shamroch, OkiA- Phone 81,
Shamrock, Okla,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

WANrED-By good reliable man, Job a.
pumpsr where viii be Atesdy work; mar.
v L. Powers. 900 N. hinh H., Inds
pendencc Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25

iuNlRNNrNr CIVIL SERVICE TX.
autrau1m ip Tulsa August and Sep.
tcmbrr Government clerk teacher, In.
turrirrsa typewriter. research clerk. EH'
psriuaru unnrrratar Women desiring
Government positions write for free par
uruIsr. e. Leonard former civil
service ssamutrl, J55 kOnoA Bldg-
Wash.nFton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06

z~amachem niezaprzeczonym pre-
civ narodowoSci i jezykowi ojczy
stemu narodu polskiego ma Slq-
sku. To tez Z wielkim zalem, wiel
klein oburzeniem, ludnosc Slaska
odczuwa ciezko zlo, ktore jej wy
rzadzono a O lyle bolesniejsze, re
DO takich ofiarach w majatkach
zyciu Iudzkiem ME s~podziewala
sic w zaden spos6b takiego poste-
Uprzedzenie z jakieni
sic odnosza do ludnosci polskiej
tel dawnej krainy Piast6w, uwa-
zane jest przez Polak6w w Pol
see pruskiej jake przesad przeci-
wko MIN samym. Przyjmujac ia
ko uzasadnienie do tych zakazow,
re sztuki teatralne ME So pisanc
w narzeczu gornoSlaskiem, przyj-
mule sic fafszywy pretekst, Jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06

Przez klub parliamentary pol
ski W Reichstagu,
1 przez lic;zne inne organizacye
polityczne i kulturalne polskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06

to wykazano dokladnie przez o.
soby kompetentne.
Z tytulu tego jake kierownicy
i obroicy ludu polskiego naslasku
ME mozemy be- protestu pominac
tego postepowania nies}ychanego
wiadz.
Potepiamy wiec caikiem sta
.nowczo ten nowy zamach pre-
civ narodowosci prawu i movie
ojczystej Slazakow, a rownoczes-
ME zamiar roz1aczenia ludnosci
polskiej Slaska z jej ojczysta zie-
mia polska.
Ten protest calej Polski pru-
skiej jest podpisany
Przez wyborczy komitet pro-
wincyonalny Slaska,
Przez posIow polskich re Sla-
ska,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06
Ukiady g~raniczne czesko-
polskie.

Z Cieszyna donosza, re uklady
.rrzedwstepne w Oriowej pomie-
DIV przedstawicielam Rady Ma
rodowej Polskiej ma Slasku i ia
kiejze Rady Narodowej Czeskiej
odzywaja sic W duchu pojednaw
Gym. Pozwala to zywic nadzieje.
IL stosunki czesko-polskie ma Sla-
sku zachowaja W tym okresie
LprzejSciowym az do czasu ukoh-'
czenia ukiadow granicznych cha
rakter peInej zgody i przyjazne,
so zaufania.
| Z tego samego zrodia donoszq
O licznych zapisach ochotnikow
re Slaska do wojska polskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06
Walk w Galicyi Wschodniej.

Zurych. - Donosza Z Krako--
wa, re Polacy choc nieliczni z la
twoScia obroniliby Lwow pred
Rusinami, gdyby ME pomoc VII
armii austryaokiej, gen. Kraus'a,
stojacej w Czernowicach, ably
trzymac w szachu Rumunow. Po-
dobno armia ia, w ktorej sztabie
Jest kandydat ma tron ukraihsk!
arcyksiaze Wilhelm, syn Karola
Stefana Z zywca, przysiala ma po-
moe Rusinom pulki ziozone z
Niemc6w austryackich We
grow. Rowniez pomagajq Rusi-'
nom oddzialy armii niemieckiej
wycofujacej sic z Ukrainy.
Gen. Kraus maszeruje podobno
ma ZamoSc Chem i zamierza "a
JAG Gala Chelmszczyzne.
Pc ulicach Lwowa kraza pa,
trole zoinierzy rusinskich, oraz
automobile Z karabinami Nasty
rowemi, s~trzelajac tn i owdzie.
Oficerowie i zolnierze polscy SO
aresztowani i internowani.
..Rada Narodowa Ukraihska"
cgiasza, re obje}a wladze mad
wszystkiemi ziemiami ..ukraiil--
skiemi'' monarchii habsburskiej.
Posei Kost Lewickij zostai po-
dobno prezesem ministrow rzadu
ruskiego, ktory ma rozpoczac TO-
kowania z paistwami oSciennemj
co do ustalenia granic.
Wedlug ostatnich zaS Wiado,
moSci, PrzemySl znajduje sic W
rekach polskich, a most ma SAME
rie zostai zniSzczony. We 1.-Two.
vie walk uliczne trwaja dalej.
Podobno Polacy odebrali Rusi'
nom poczte, telegraf i divorced
kolejowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06
Wojsko w Kraju.

Zurych. - Kuryer Polski do
uosi, re 4 pulki austryackie, zlo-
zone Z Polakow a m~ianowicie 5S
(stanisIawowski) stojacy w LII
bIinie. 80 - ZamoSciu, 81 - w
Kielcach i 100 (cieszyhski) w
Piotrkowie. zfoiyly przysiege ma
wiernoSc Radzie Regencyjnej.
Przysiegai rowniez oddziai au-
stryacki, a stojacy w Radomiu'
Pufki tie beda uzyte ma obrone
cranic Krolestwa. Rada Regen--
cyjna mi1nowaia gen. Szeptyckie-
60 dowodca wojskowym byieJ
austryackiej okupacyi Krolestwa
oraz Galicyi.
Do Krakowa przybyl gen. lie
iinski. kt6ry dowodzA ostatnio
polskim korpusem PosAkowym,
w Krakowie ivory sic straz O.
bywatelska.
Roja zostal mianowany gene
ralem brygady. Dowodca wojsk
polstich w Krakowie zostal gen.
Madziara.
Wick Nowy donosi, re Rada
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-06

Regencyjna zgodzAa sic ma pro-
jekt sztabu polskiego co do po-
dziafu Krolestwa ma II okregow
wojskowych: w kazdym okregu
bedzie sic organizowaia jedna
brygada, Dow6dcami okreg6w
zostana genera}owie polscy by}ej
armii rosyjskiej i austryackiej.
Try okregi utworza jeden inspel'
torat. Siedziba inspektoratow be-
da miasta: Warszawa,. Kielce,
Lublin i LODI. Dwoch g~eneralow-
inspektorow juz mianowano: So
to generaiowie Szeptycki i lie
linski.
Ma rozkaz Rady Regencyjnej,
pulk. neutrality-suspicious. "a
wiesii formowanie oddzia}ow ma
w'iasna reke w Kielcach.