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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
SPENT FOE CAMPAIGN.

wAsulN,;r~rN. N"E. i.-tinat PR
election reports 80 'a'nr''iGn expenses
ware made To Tho clerk Of tho House 81
Representatives. ,ohnV hy ths R"nuoil-
can and Democratic national comhht-
ices. Tire Republican orSinzatior had To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

or the eight great war measures OF
the sxty-fourth and Sixty-ffth con-
rrcsses, classified by the National Be-
curlty League, M. M. Nicely voted right
on oYly four. Do you want fifty
fifty, representative in congress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
STATE AFFAIRS.

"o
and think it but right that of Delegates and the
State Senate Virginia should be in sympathy with MIN ana
With his administration so that both the legislative and executive
branches able take full party responsibility Tor their acts
woRKMENs COMPENSATION: favor such changes in this
law @ will strengthen and revision of the rates as VIII place
Hose o West VIRGINIA on par of other states In
nection however, would Suggest
between the representatives of both employers and employees Inns
Conference to include also the and the State Compensation
Commissioner to framing composite OH "nc w. ~
far as possible ebody the views OF all concereu an illus
its passage by the Legislature
CHILD LABOR: am legislation raising the age
limit for employment children to sixteen years Wheth ne
Conditions am not quite but think conference ucn as
have suggested in connection with the Wor1nen low
would insure harmonious action SO lar as any cnang
BUDGET SYSTEM favor the proposed constitutional anen9
mont fo The nDoe Of adoptinq the Budget System This amend
ent will be general election on November o1n 19l0
STATE DIRECT PRIMARY LAW: was an advocate Of the
enactment State Primary Law but have been
ed so far in its operations and while still have an open nn Oh
the subject still favor the primary law Tor local oilces sn
at the present time rather inclined to the Convention
Congressional and State offices where the
candidates promulgang platform IS placed OIL ne
representatives of party and which responsibility w W
by party to the voters
MUNICIPAL CODE LAW: favor Municipal Code Law CIV
i cities under proper restrictions large measure OF nome I
and nt ere think this is right cities should enjoy
Such law will at the same time DO away Tn 1 t ,r'
lation which clogs the machinery OF every heglSI'"0
STATE CORPORATION INCOME TAX: favor the repeal Of
the State Corporation Income Tax Law
=, Racause think it is class legislation and dscnlnates
AGAINST corporations nothing but groups OF en-
deavorng to do collectively what they cannot 90 ulSlu"Sy
70, pecause believe owing the fact that West Virginia
~ have to induce outside capital into the state anu
# the income tax discourage such capita! and cause ~ 10 60 ~
other states which will mean that west virginia WI m ~ The shane
Industrial develop her raw II! e aP
of lumber coal gas OIL and other natural prooucIs "l' " ~
being shipped to enterprises located outside this state
g, Because discriinae unuy against the people OF the
First Senatorial District sdesirabe to enact sCate
law constitutional amendment should be submitted TO Vote VI
eope and the should apply only corporations ou' "
individuals well
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OF tho eight great war measures Of
tho Stxty-fon1th and Sixty fifth oon-
gresseE, classified by the National Sc
curity League, NJ. ID. Nicely voted right
on only four. Do You want q fifty
fifty represeu tative In congress 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

upon the Resumption VI ''
tiona.
Pauus.
Tho Paulls of Aetr1v!ne were out TOT
practice last evening and he boys are
In rip top condition fer the difficult oa'-
Ito with the fast Hrillian. eleven st inc
ur.river town tomorrow afternoon.
Neither of the teams have met BEFORE.
although they wcro slated 10 play sew
,rrl weeks uA" and N" tilt called Oh on
uccnuu; Of urfavorahla weather cohul-
lions. Manager McAninch. OF inc
paulls Is we'll pleased with tho showing
Of his club and while he realizes that
tho samo Sunday will test me ooys 10
their full strength. nevertheless VIC
tory Is counted upon as the rver-thc-
river club Is ono OF the brst in this sec
tion and Is in line for the Ohio valley
tile. brilliant Is repu.eG 10 have n
strong eleven and viii outweigh tho
pai,lls AS this Is the only contest
scheduled in the amateur rinss. mich IN
,cresl is forthcoming OYER tho outcome.
Henrys.
Tho management or tn" H"nryS naVc
riycu I'm the thought OF playing 'h'E
week and despite th1 efforts 10 Ec'
game away from home. no SUCCESS was
met in any way. lENCAl'S "F1' i'N'N1
night and will continue IN. rcE2roIcSS
Of when game will hc secured. Al!
tho members arc in apparently Eoo0
rbvs,cal condition and anNl"usly await
/ ing for the han to he lifted and then VII
show III" fans of tho valley tenn lhn'
| has all ihc carmarks ~ champion. lr
coso tho Ian is lifted rcAt week, II )
! likely that thr North Ends OF Mhr1lnS
/ Ferry wiil ht The opponent n th@ iuh'
mel Green Eirun]s.
! MANAGER Woods. of tho North EnaS' o'
Martins Ferry announced that his teh"
! has been prRcticinG right along ana oe
for. long will make big noise Lit''c
nr nothing has been heard from the over
! tbe-rIvcr clubs this season as only oh'
! game was played. but tn" team is thet'
and when the ban is lifted VIII surely
mako the others know that they are SUI
! IN ,h.> running. No game Is scheduteo
for this week hut 1t is most likely INN
Tho team will get In action before an
other rolls around.
| BY tho way
| What has become of the nid-laShi"tl"'
| ontrctor to football on tho ground ina
| .,,s Influence Is brutAliZnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
ARCHIBALD w. PAUL..

..,r o>r..nd,ruros nr Sh75.f"5. with con-
,,'ir,i,,,s # sf-c SIS and II" democrat .
,.nulrit,.o. d,ShurS"d $'5hiJ9 and
received $i9S.5l9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
To the Voters of the First
Senatorial District:

think proper for me- candidate for the Safe Senate from
the Senatorial West Virginia. to state my attitude
important legislative measures which WILL
probability for consideration and action IN Inc
next Legislature.
AS there always room for differences of opinion in
gard to these matters think fair to voters who may entertain
views which are opposed we'll to those who may agree
with me- to inform my views as far as can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

THE WAR squarey behind the President IN ms anu
tude will do everything in my power 10 cooPer
with him and with his think right that the house
and Senate Congress should be IN sympathy WI" MN
and that the majority should be OF party OF the same potca
crisis which confronted this country as anyone VINO WI" consult
history may verify namely the of 1872 with Great
in the war with Mexico the of the Rebellion IN 1901
and the Spanish in 1898 There is no reason Tor re-
yersal of precedent in the present crisis
PROHIBITION AMENDMENTS favor the ratification OF the
National Prohibition Amendment
WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT: favor the rat1lca-
on of the National Suffrage Amendment submitted TO
the states by Congress-
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PauuS.

upon the resumption OF normal condi
tiona.
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bly, WAR SAVING STAMPS

buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

BY tho way
What has become of the "id-taSh'on'"
nb,rctor to football on tho ground ina!
ITS Influence Is brutalizinS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

Motor Car Supply Co.
Western Sales Co.
Dakota Motor Go.
Lair Motor Sales Go.
Willard Service Station
Bismarck Auto Radiator
Works
M. b. Gilman
Standard Oil Co.
Fisk Rubber Co..
Missouri Valley Motor Co.
Corwin Motor Co.
G. w. Henzler
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10
NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC

The fly nuisance is at its
height and special precautions
should be taken to prevent the
spread of disease through this
source. Everyone in the city is
urged to redouble efforts to
swat the fly and to assist in
preventing the accumulation Of
rubbish, garbage, manure or any
refuse which acts as a breeding
place for flies.
Attention is especially called
to-. certain places in the city
where manure and other rubbish
is allowed to accumulate. This
is against the state. and city
health regulations and all offend
els who fail to clean up their
premises will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
~ Eating places, hotels and other
public places should pay special
attention to the fly nuisance.
Meat markets. grocery stores
and these handling dairy prod
ucts are especially warned to
handle their goods in q sanitary
manner and guard against fly
.eontamilbNsaDG s,0l
DIR. h. B. STRAUSS,
City Health Officer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

a.tEEHE EF ~Lfe+ EhftG ~aEfEHt
from time to time you have been
breaking into boxears within inte..
state commerce. This commerce goes
through isolated districts and small
towns where there is no police protec.
ton and absolutely the only pr0tec-
tiOn to these shipments is the train
men.
"Your duty is. to protect those
trains and both the railroad company
and the shippers expect you to sare-
guard these cars from ~highwaymen
and ho5oes. You not only went into
the stealing business, but where your
employers placed a trust upon you,
you forsook that trust and broke into
cars and pilfered them.
My only regret is that the other
two defendants are not here You
were all engaged in the same joint en-,
terprise. all equally guilty. The of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

IN LHd E r H EH- W..
Acreage Of both wild and tame hay
is somewhat reduced from last sea-
son.. TAME hay reduction is due chief
ly to heavy winter. killing of alfalfa,
clover and timothy. Wild hay acreage
reduction is due to the fact that much
upland hay is not worth cutting due
to drought. Hay condition is below
average but showing rapid improve
ment since the recent rains and it is
probable that considerable late haying
will be done. Late sown millet of
which there is a large acreage is show,
ing excellent improvement and will
provide much more tame hay than
earlier expectations. Pasture cOndi-
ton below. average but showing splen-
did Improvement since late July rains
Garden crop outlook is fair and i'm
proving daily.
The detailed statistical report for
North Dakota is given below:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

to business matters.
Miss Winifred Robertson arrived
Sunday night to spend several weeks
with relatives in the city.
Mr.. T. L. Butterfield, newly elected
superintendent OF schools spent a few
days in the city this week.
Mr.. Charles Wehmeier was a bust
ness visitor at Glen .Ullin on Thurs,
day.
A large number of local Masons>au-
toed to Hazen Wednesday evening to
be present at the comforting OF the
third degree there.
A large number of the members OF
the St. Johns Evangelical church at
tended the ope nair services at the
Glass farm Sunday.
Mrs. r. Theiring entertained a mum,
Der Of ladies in honor of Mrs. +. D.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10
BISMARCK TO
MEET WILTON
Ancient Rivals Will Clash on
Capitol Ball Grounds To-
morrow

The Bismarck team will take on the
Wilton nine at the Capitol grounds
at $3.50 Sunday in an exhibition con.
test. Wilton won the first game OF
the present series but the locals prom
Use to carry away the honors Sun,
day. III case Bismarck takes the
game, the rubber will be played at
Wilton Sunday. August IS. The bat
teries will be Dixon and Manley for
Wilton, with Olsen and Walden for
Bismarck.
There will only be mi more game
after Sundays that being with rove
Thursday evening. August Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

Lotyelace- on Wednesday.
Mr.. F. D.. Morford spent the last
part of the week in Beach on bush,
ness.
MIR. T. Wilson has accepted a post
ton as manager. OF the meat market
at Glen Ullin recently purchased by
Funk Bros, of this city.
Miss Helen Bishop of Belfield Is
spending the week with the 7. Bolke
and H. q. Steltef families:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

good and poor in western counties.
Recent rains caused marked daily i'm
provement to late third of the acreage
located largely in the western half
Of the state, which was more or less
bunchy due to Uneven termination
following the dry planting season.
Height and thickness of stand ranges
from fair to good with the advance
ment Of the crop ranging from bloom
to the filled stage. Occasional early
fields while looking fine are not show
ing average number or size Of bolls,
but considered as a whole the state
flax outlook is favorable.
Potatoes show best condition OF any
crop in the state. There are very
few counties that do not shcw a4condl-
ton above average. Crop is setting
favorably since recent rains and pug
damage is moderate. Potato outlook Is
unusually favorable.
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correspondence
Ne BRoN NEWS.

Miss Elsie Reuter- spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with her mother az
the Bismarck hospital.
Mrs. F. D. LOvelace of Glasgow,
Mont, arrived last Monday to spend
several days with friends and attend
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10
BRAKEMAN TO
LEAVENWORTH
FOR 3 YEARS
Continued From Page One.)
Each answered, Not guilty"

Continuing,s' he said:
"The only reason Boxrud and
the other , Youngblood are not
standing here, beside you is because
you left the state and much of the
evidence which would have been used
against them could not be produced
because Of your absence,
"This is a serious enterprise. 1t IS
not a single act to which you were
moved by a sudden temptation, but
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

Important Notice to
AutOn1Obi1eOWn
We Have Enlisted to Help Win The War:
Complying with the request Of the War Economy
Board Of the Council Of National Defense, and in accord
ance Witha resolution adopted by the Board Of Directors
Of the National Automobile Dealers Association, we will
enforce the following war time policy for the purpose Of
releasing expert mechanics for Government work:
i. No gas, oils, greases, tires, or accessories are to
be sold after 6p. m, on any week day, Sunday or holiday,
except Saturday, when such sales may be made up to
1900 p. m.
2. Garages are to open at a. m. and close at p.
.p,except that cars for storage may be taken in up to
12p.n m, but it IS understood and agreed that no sales as
mentioned above are ato>be made.
8. Sundays: Garages may remain open frop a.
m. to- IL p. m, for the purpose Of letting out stored cars,
A. No labortq be performed after 6p N. on week
days, nor on Sundays or holidays.
s. We1wil discontinue all free service.
6. We will continue to sell for cash only and thus
eliminate unnecessary office work, thereby meeting the
Governments request that all business be conducted as
economically and efficiently as possible.
q Owners are urged to make all minor adjust
ments themselves, and TO conserve gasoline, oil and
grease whenever possible.
We anticipate your good corporation.
Effctivce Monday, Aug. IL, 1918
Motor Car Supply Co.
Western Sales Co.
Dakota Motor Co..
Lahr4 Motor Sales Co..
Willard Service Station
Bismarck Auto Radiator
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

tense Is ~ serious one and It Is my
,u~nescapab Bile duty to punish you. Your
motive was to get something which
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-10

d,a NOT belong to you. | ilukt splln5f
ish YOU not only for your own ueou'
INT ms n warning to others.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
Alleluja!

Zmartwychwstai Chrystus IL
krzyzowany. ~Zmartwychwsta'
IA pokoj, ia ~szczeScie ludzkosc:
A tam, ma polach bitew grzmiq
armaty, ziemia jeczy jekiem ty-
siecy'..
Alleluja... Chrystus. ubity pod
ioScia i zdrada, zmartwychwstai..
Toe i dis zwycieza swietlistc
sztandary, zmartwychwstanlt
sprawiedliwoSt i wzejdzie vol
nose narodow..
I zmartwychwstanic Polska.
przybita ia krzyz i zfozona dc
grobu...
AI6wi O niej i wr6g przyjaciel,
a jei OrzeI prostuje skrzydfa
wsrod godef poteznych / VOL
nych...
Polska zmartwychwstame:
przemowila ona do narodow
krwia i ranami, bolem below die
vic, skostniaia ,picrsia matek,
trupami n%iemowlat, pozogaml
miast i wsi, milionami obiaka-
nych glodem i milionami bezdom
nycl'.. | stala sic wiclka wsr61
wielkici, bohaterka wsrod boha-
ter6w, rycerzem wsr6d ryce-
ROW.. .Jak Bog sprawiedliwy
ma nicbic ! zicmi, tax wolnos.:
Polscc w poSrod narodow.
A my jej syny til ia ~wychodz-
twie.... Krwia ociekajqcej Ma
Clergy, padajacej pod bezlniarem
trudow my slali ulge.'. try CEN
ty Cd bolejacego serca ma Gale
try lata..' i kilka, tysiecy MO
dziczy ia jej obrone..., Ia to
zdyszani wzajcmna ki6tnia i WA
jemnem deptaniem siebie ma OBJ
cych progach'.. Ia to zmeczeni
wazeniem krwi, jek6w i trudow
Macierzy...,
Spojrzyj Chryste ma nasza mi
Patrz spracowana ludz-
ma nasz ofiarny czyn..'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
MIEJCIE RUM|ENCE
Ma POLICzKACH
Bedziecie Wygladat Lepiej =
Bierzcie Olive Tablets

Jezeli macie sk6re zolta-cere bla1a-
jezyk oblozony-apetyt z}y-niesmak W
ustach-czu,ie cie sic leniwo i zle-powin-
niscie braG Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-zaste-
pujqce neutrality-suspicious. zostaty
przez Ora. Edwards II pc latach dos
wiadczenia z jego pacyentami.
DR.. Edwards Olive Oil Tablets go
czysto roslinnym preparation, zmie-
szanym z OLIVIA. Poznacie je Pc oliwko-
wynn kolorze.
Ably mice czysta, r6zowa cere, oczy
pelne blasku, pozbye sic pryszcz6w i
pozyskaG rzezkoSG mlodosci, naleAy dojse
do przyczyny.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dzialaja
ma watrobe j zo}adek jak kalomel-nie
sprowadzaja wszakze niebezpiecznyeh
skutk6w.
Pobudzaja one a6l6 i pokonaja Eat
wardzenie. Otto dlaczego miliony pude-
lex sprzedaja sic r~ocznie po 1oe i 25c Il
pudelko. We wszystkich aptekach.
BraG po jednej Tub dwie co wieczor, a
zauwazy sic przyjemne skutki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
,RUFFLES" POZBAWIA LUPIEZ /
SWEDZENIE GL0WY!
RUFFLES utrzyma sk0re Etowy czystR
iak nOwy cent; n WHO'S Obfity
jak u maicGO dZiecka.

giOwy PREY STOLE"
,,SkOncZe, najukoChansZa! Jutro
udam sic do mego aptekarza 20 bu-
telkc ,,RUFFLES" / iestcm przeko-
many, re RUFFLES zako6czy te pia-
ge".
Drodzy. pomySlcie! Ot6i pc diu-
gich latach piracy / utrudnionych pro-
bach uda!o sic dotrzec do ce!u i wy
nalezc Srodek. kt6rym ostatecznie
MONA oczySciC glove z lupieza.
Jedna butelka "a Csc pozbawi
swedzenie i lupiez, i doszczetnie o.
czySci Wasza sk6re ma g}owie. Zas u
zywanie jego cd czasu do czasu Ia
pobieze powrotu Iupieza. A co "a py-
szny i zdrowy widok bedzie mia}a
Wasza glowa!
Jeszcze dis kupcie jedna butelke
RUFFLES IL Waszego aptekarza.
Bezwarunkowo RUFFLES powinien
wstrzymac i oddaiic }upiez, lub W
przeciwnym razie otrZymacie pienia-
DE Vase z powrotem. RUFFLES
Jest zreszta wspanialomyslny ola
kazdego. RUFFLES utrzyma Wasza
skore W czystosci: wlosom doda po-
lysku i pychy. RUFFLES ME moze
szkodz:c navel najdelikatniejszej
sk6rze.
Jezeli Wasz aptekarz ME ma ma
sk}adzie RUFFLESU, to przySlijcie
nam jego nazwiskU / zaiaczcie 75c a
wyslcmy VAN butelke z o%placona
przesy}ka. F. AID. Richter and Co.,
1880 Washington Str, New York,
N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
z TOWN OF
LAKE.

INizej podpisani, w imieniu ko-
mitetow, zapraszamy wszystklch
Z komitetow poszczegolnych tax
koScielnych jak narodowych, ma
wspolnq narade We wtorek dnia
2gi kwietnia, DO sail sw. Jozefa
W sprawie uradzenia obchod ,
Majowego.
K.Koronkowski,
Prezes Komitetu OSwiaty Bibllo
text Parafialnej.
S. Bogdanski,
Prezes Komitctu Wiecow i OBJ
chod6w Osady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
R7eznicy CODA sic ma
z~amykan;e SHADOW o
godzinie 6 wiecz.

Widzac koniecznoEG kr0tszych 60
DIN piracy dla swych pracownik6w
rzeznicy nalezacy do United Master
Butchers Association, ma p~osiedze-
niu jake sic odbylo dnia 26go mar
ca, zgOdzili sic i przyjeli rezolucye
zadajaca ably czlonkowie tegoz sto--
warzyszenia zamykali swe skiady
rze4nicze kazdego dnia o godzine Gel
wieczorem, poczawszy z dniem 1-go
kwietnia, 1918 T.
Czionkowie wyzej wymienionego
stowarzyszenia So take "a tenn ably
sklady ~rzeznicze zamykane byly kaz-
del niedzieli caly dzien.
Frank FoIwiI, prezes;
Charles w. Kaiser, sekg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
STANISkAWOWA

Onegdaj wieczorem Stow. A
lumnow Szkoly sw. Stanislawa
X. Mode, lecz enerigczne kolko
abituryentow tejze szkoiy y Cd
bylo swe regularne miesieczne pc
siedzenie.
Prey tel okazyi dokonano de-
dykacyi choragwi honorowej,
czyli ogolnie zwanej Service
Flag. Choragiew, pieknie i
artystycznie wykona}y panny
Klara Pawalec i Wladyslawa
SCHUYLER, czionkinie Stow. A
lumnow.
Ma uczczenie w~szystkich zo}-
merry z grona Alumnow pre-
mowif X. Leon Jasiiiski C. r..
kapelan Stow, poczem odsplewA
no wspolnie America" ,Jeszcze
Polska Me Zginela.'
Piekna move wyglosi} Mic
czyslaw Starzyiski, kt6ry dobit-
ME i ~wymownie wykazaf przy-
czyny, ola ktorych wzieliSmy IL
dial w wojnie, W tym katakliz-
mie wszechSwiatowym i zazna-
cyl, il spodziewat sic mozemy,
PREY 'pomocy Bozej, ostatcczne-
go zwyciestwa.
Deklamcye W jezyku polskim
wyglosila Z uczuciem i wcrwa
parma Walerya Baran.
Picking deklamacye w jezyku
angielskim Unfold The Flag
wyglosi}a I przejeciem parma A.
gnieszka Piekarska.
Nastepnie CLOS zabraf X. ia
sinki 6. r. i w swcj movie zaz-
naczy}, azebySmy zawsze pamieta
Ii o tych, kt6rzy "a mas poszli do
walk przeciw wrogowi i azebyS-
my w modlitwach naszych ich
wspominali: w ten sposob obo-
wiazek nasz spefniony bedzie mai
lepiej i przyniesie na~jwiecej ko-
rzysci
OdSpiewaniem ,,Boie Cos Pol
ske" zakonczono ten krotki, lccz
piekny i powazny wieczorek.
Nastepujacy Alumni, podiug o
statnich doniesieh, pelnia s}uzbe.
czy to w armii, czy w marynarce
Stanow Zjednoczonych.: Stanl-
siaw Pawlicki, Jan Sroka, porucz
mix Edward Scheffler, porucznik
DR.. Bronislaw Mix, Jan Hintz,
Stanislaw Kozakiewicz. Stani-
slaw Schultz. Antoni Pawlicki,
Alojzy Paszkiewicz. Bronis}aw
Ringa, Jan Kwasigroch, Albert
Mietus i Grzegorz Szczepanski.
Geese i'm.
M 9 g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
Dzisiaj ~posiedzenie Pol.
skieg;o Klubu Demokra-
tycznego l4-tej Wardy,

w sail pnr. 1902 West Superior
utica ~odbedzie sic dzisiaj o godzinie
1880 wieczorem posiedzenie obywa-
tell 2 14-tej wardy W sprawie kan
dydatury aldermana Joseph Higgins
Smith'a, ktory ubiega sic O ponowny
wyb6r. PrzemawiaG beda polscy |
amerykanscy m6wcy a miedzy tymi |
kandydat o renominacye ma alder
mana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-30
Bacznose ,,Jutrzenki"

Proba generalna zamiast W ME
dziele, dnia Sligo marca, odbe-
die sic wponiedzialek, dnia 1go
kwietnia, o godzinie 9oiej popo-
Iudniu w duzej sail Schoenhofe-
ma. Obecnost wszystkich pan
konieczna.