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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19
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FrOm
The Deep
C.. Gree n

The man with a million dollar bank
account sure takes interest" in his
work.
Saw fellow get hit in the eye this
morning with brick" and he sure
had stony" stare.
The best way to secure a good cook
is to tie her with a rope.
A minister ship-wrecked on an un-
known isle
Noted with horror the cannibals
smile
The man eater gibbered and grinned
with glee
ugh, much good eatins, the fat man,
for me-.
The fire was prepared, the minister
Topped
From out his coat pocket an Evening
Telegram dropped
And line on the front page in eigh-
teen point size
Read, Tuesday is meatless, don't
waste, Hooverize."
Now the cannibal saw it and grinned
with delight
For he was not ignorant, he could
read and could write
He put out the fire, grabbed his prey
by the arm,
The minister wondered but was be-
coming quite calm.
The sun gradually sank to its berth
in the west;
The cannibal was the cause of a day
Of rest,
Its Tuesday, he mu. ed land pay
or no pay,
I'd be a poor movie actor not to OBJ
serve Meatless day."
TO meet 200 pound girl one hour
earlier than you intended is good
wait" reducer.
One big movie stars wife has
twenty busters around their home
and it keeps her busy Dustin Farnum.
Calvary horses are having their
meals Table D'oats.
"A Jacksonville man jumped from
the third story window of the Hotel
Lizotte that burned to the ground at
Pass-a-Grille Sunday morning, and
broke both legs Sometimes it paws
to go little slow"-Kissimme VAL
ley Gazette. What do you mean, 20
slow on the way down?
The Ford Tank is now a realty.
Henry is now the "f1ivvered" and
'tanked" man.
The two most expensive things to
a married man is wife and auto but
the beauty Of the auto Is he can get
a new model every so often.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19
WINTER THOUGHTS

While digging in the snow | love
To think that, far away,
Are those who do not have to ask
How cold is it today%
And, when I run to catch the train
That never is on time,
us pleasant to reflect that some
Are in warmer cline.
And when l freeze my ears and nose
And, when my feet are numb,
1t much rejoices me to know
That somewhere insects hum,
AND somewhere people do not have
10 pay a coal bill, nor,
Whenever folks go in or out,
Yell, why not shut the door?o
Yes, 1t is pleasant to reflect.
Although we can't get off,
That some are able to go down
10 Florida for golf.
From a Northern Exchange
FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW, Phone
bOS Red. 1920
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19
"The Daughter
Of The Gods

The actual cost of the picture
$1,OOO,OOO.
Total number of persons appearing
in the picture-21,21S.
Largest number used in a single
scene-19,744.
Number of children in the gnome
city scenes-1,2O0.
Three hundred dancing girls and
women of the Sultans harem.
Number of feet of film taken
223,OOO
Number of feet shown to you-1O-
600 in ten reels.
Seven camera men photographed
the picture, as many as four photo
graphing the same scene simultan,
eously from different angles.
A Moorish city built at a cost Of
$S5O,OOO and destroyed to make one
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

The crooks are going northward-
like the robin-to do their robbin'?
st. Augustine is complaining of them
now, and with the departure of the
tourists, Florida will be rid of these
birds of passage until next season.
They haven't any time for resident
Floridians-whether because we're
too poor to interest them, or too fly
to fall for them, we haven't entirely
determined
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19
EGGLESS EASTER PLANNED

Washington, March ia move
ment to save some 6O,OOO,OOO eggs for
food this year by countrywide OBJ.
servance of an eggless Easter was
launched here today by prominent
women, headed by Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

A car Of Valencia oranges shipped
last week from Winter Park, brought
$2,75560, or $766 per box. This, we
think is rather effective answer to
the often-asked question, as there
any money in citrus fruit growing?"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19
MR.. BERWICK TELLS
OF THE AURORA BOREALIS
UP In MICHIGAN

Editor Telegram. l am enCloSlns
a couple clippings from the Detroit
News, thinking you might like to use
them. Up in northern Minnesota be-
fore the light appear we can tell
when they are going to show off. A
great solid black cloud will show up
in the north oval shaped, just like the
shape of the earth. The blacker that
is the brighter the lights are. Some
time-as rule between 1920 p. m.
and II midnight the lights will start
to show up at the top of this cloud
and spreads. After it gets bright as
the sun and then it goes down into
the cloud and after time eats it all
up. Flashes, not such small streaks
as lightning but as bright will leap
I'D into the heavens here and there
faster than you can count them and
after time, or 2 o'clock, they ex-
tend all over the heavens and seem so
near the EARTH right in our town, that
we ought to catch them with our
hands. They are so grand only some
times.
We have in our town of Two Har-
bcrs an old lady who has money at
her command. The winters are very
H..
nard on her. I think if l could GET
her down here in the far time that
she would never winter there again
She came to the Harbors rs years
ago from the northern part Of York
state am sending things from here
ever since two years ago-no mic.
lures OF Florida hogs, you know-but
SO far have failed. If she'd come
just once, she would get herself
good winter home here in Lakeland
think without doubt. Now wa
thought how would it do for you ey-
cry time you have anything that Won
th'nk would help out, to send it TO
her
Her name is Mrs. John Finigan and
address Two Harbors, MINI. 7 didn't
see the account of the fish fry. If
you have back number, wish Won
would send it. A fish nv r,r- wner
it is about 30 or 40 below there would
sound good to her
nave no way of getting into town
very often, but sure am laying awav
the garden truck and grapefruit.
VIII go north the last week of tho
month, stopping at Detroit and Chi.
cago on the way Always yours,
BERWICK.
r 81 VIII give you the names r"
Others who ought to be here that
am working on: Thos. Owens, Two
Harbors, MINI; F. e. House. DuIntb
MINI; Watson Moore, Duluth MINI
ADDRESS Moore, care Board of Trade.
tiouse' care d. and R. Ry.
The clipping to which Mr. Rerwios
refers follows:
AURORA BOREALIS ONLY A ROSY
GLOW IN DETROIT
Detroit was sighted by the aurora
oorealis Thursday night even If u
was not entirely overlooked Accord.
ing to Norman B. Conger, chief Of tho
Onited States weather bureau. tbe
vivid red, which was so admired IN
washington, Chicago, Louisville. Du
luth and New York, was only rosv
SLOW here. And at that the rosv mart
showed up only for a few minnie,
around II o'clock.
After II there was a single white
ray OF light west by west" said Mr.
Iooneer' ut looked like a street
lamps glow The display was visible
only from 1890 to 1870 D. m. # was
Qa1rly we'll Illuminated, but We have
DON'T FORGET THE EASTER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

If we were young and single again,
we'd be strong for Cash and Carrie"
provided Carrie was just reasonable
good locker.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

southland" Grapefruit Cocktail
serve IL at your parties. The finest
drink you can imagine. Ask Collins
1880
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

Oh the big scenes" of the picture.
An entire Caribbean island and al,
OF its population utilized by William
Fax to assist his actor PRINCIPALS in
the making of the picture.
Tmie required to build the tronica,
city and equip it, three months: then
eight months more of work in making
the picture
Twelve hundred women were en-
ployed in Jamaica to make the MAG
innocent costumes in "a Daughter of
the Gods"
Annette Kellermann, star of "a
daughters of the Gods" and the great
est water sprite of the century ia q
native of Australia.
Twenty thousand persons appear in
many of the stupendous scenes of
William Fox's million dollar nictrro
4 hundred photoplayers and a largo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

Medill Mccormick and Mrs. ri
ClaXton 1t was announced red
that the annual egg rolling Oh
White House grounds Easter Nd
would be abandoned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

Southland" Grapefruit Juice d
most healthful drink you can get
all fountains.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

If sometimes there are things done
and regulations promulgated by the
government that we think are not
wholly necessary, or that might be
done differently, we are keeping our
opinions to ourself and refraining
from criticism. This is a mighty
good time for the average citizen to
withhold opinions that run counter to
the decisions of those who have the
inside information and the opportun-
tiles to reach the wisest conclusions
as to what is best for the country.
It's all right in times of peace for the
curb-stone statesmen to run the gov
eminent, but in times like these it is
well for them to sing low and leave
the shaping of palicies to those to
whom the nation has delegated the
responsibility.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED

The Associated Press Is exclusively
titled to the use for republication VI all
news dispatches accredited to 1t or not
other credited In this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rights for republication of special dis.
patches herein are also reserved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

That's going to be some bunch
present at the initial meeting of the
Lakeland Rotarians. The Secretary
of Agriculture of the United States;
the Director of the National Council
OF Defense; distinguished represent
tative of the French army; and State
celebrities, including, perhaps, our
doughty Governor. With such distin-
guished doctors presiding at it's birth,
Lakeland Rotary ought to be a
mighty lusty youngster and live a.
long and prosperous and useful life.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

staff of technical experts spent eF
months in Jamaica making "A Dsl
ter of the Gods" The weekly EI
was $4,000.
Shipbuilders were brought
Egypt to construct the curiOuSF
tastic Byzantine vessels which a'|
"a Daughter of the Gods"
In 1900, William Fox, who "
an unparalleled amount OF money "
silent drama production, had JUST
in the bank.
Annette Kellermann's dive "
the tower in "a Daughter Oh
God" means a drop of 1O9 feet
More than a thousand tons o. y
critics and costumes were sent
the United States to Fort Ausy
where William Fox's million w
Kellermann spectacle was screen
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

The center of the moonshine distil-
lery industry seems to have been
shifted from the mountains of Ken
lucky to down about Arcadia way.
Three illicit distilleries were raided
in that vicinity one night recently.
Florida has mighty fine moonshine au
naturel, and can get along without
the manufactured kind. Uncle Sam
has way of putting fellows who en-
gage in this business in a position
where they can't even see moonshine
except such as is marked by the
shadow of iron bars.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW. Phone
'oS Red. 1920
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

Lakeland is happy to entertain the
convention of the Order of Red Men,
and bids the visiting delegates a most
hearty and cordial welcome. This is
great fraternal organization, which,
like many such, is doing a tremen-
dous amount of good in the world.
Lakeland people, therefore, wish the
visitors to feel that they have the
heartiest and most hospitable good
will toward them and trust their
stay in our city will be pleasant, and
that they will carry away kindly rec
objections with them,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-19

The two most expensive things to
married man is wife and auto, but
the beauty Of the auto is he can get
a new model every so often.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
Z Duluth Superior.
(Wiasna korespondencya ,,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego").
Wielkie wiece / sprawozdanie Gen.
traInego Komitetu Obywatelskiego.

Zdawaioby sic, re Polonia W Du-
luth, Mimi. gdzie jest centrum reSru
tacytne i centralny Komitet Obywa-
telski, sprzeniewierzyla sic swej Mat
ce-Ojczyznie i ME przykiada swego
ramienia do podzwigniecia Jej z ME
wolf. Ot6t tax ME jest. Me majac ma
mlejscu polskiego pisma, dlatego
szerszy og61 polski W Ameryce ME
ma pojecia o naszej zmudnej a cichej
pracy.
Cd zalozenia centrum, PREY pomo-
CIV Sub-Komitet6w wysiano 556 Ochot
nikow, CPolonia nasza liczy oko1o
700 rodzin). Wszystkich ochotnikow
trzeba byIo zywi6 i poczeSci kosztep
Cent. Kom. Obyw., co pochfonefo ty-
siace dolar6w, utrzymywano sierzan-
tow sekr. ma sw6j koszt, ably przyspo-
rye ochotnik6w, urSadzano Vice.
pozegnania dla ochotnik6w, opodat-
kowano sic ma S1.00 m~iesiecznie cd
rodziny, ably tylko podoiat tax Wiel-
kiemu zadaniu.
W piracy tel oprocz Komitetu o.
bywatelskiego dzielnie pomagali X.
proboszcz S. A. Iciek / x. proboszcz
F. Schultz z Duluth, X. M. Singer z
Virginia, oraz ksieza z Superior, l
innych miejseowosci.
Azeby zdaG sprawozdanie caiej Po-
lonii duluckiej, Komitet obywatelskt
urzadza wielki vice W hall Woodman
wv duzei sali) W niedziele, Ago sierp
MIA o godzinie 2giej popo}udniu. O.
pr6cz zdania szczegoiowego sprawl
zdania przez Komitet Obywatelskl,
WHOLESOME beda mowy przez Wiel.
X. B. Celichowskiego, czionka kom1
tetu wykonawczego Wydz. Narodo--
wego, miejscowego oficera centrum
REX. Tylko,' oraz miejscowych NOW
COW. (~Szczeg6lowy program zostanie
pozniej ogfoszony).
Tejze samej niedzieli, Ago sierpnia
wieczorem odbedzie sic wiec W su-
perior i Gost bedzie rowniez tam
przemawfa}. Nadmienic tn wypada,
ze Polonia W Superior wiele pomaga-
Ia W piracy PREY Centrum duluchiem.
Zatem, do dzieia Rodacy. Me L ia
~iecu ME braknie ami jedneg> me7-
czy,ny. srl jednei kobiety. Mich
ten vice bedzie raLifestacya WGo'c
innych kolonii polskich, re Polacy W
Duluth ME spia, ale cicho l skutecz-
ME pracuje dla dobra / wyzwolenia
naszej skolatanej Ojczyzny i jak je-
den MAJ stajemy do mlota i dfuta'
ably przeciat kajdany caiej l niepo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
Pa.
(Koresp. Dzien. Chic.)

w miasteczku naszem malem,
Ambridge, Pa, dnia 22go lipca b..
+. zostalo zwoiane przez naszego
X. proboszcza St. R. L%abujew--
skiego, posiedzcnie wszystkich
Polak6w tutaj mieszkajacych, c.
lem wybrania delegate ma Sejm
PolSki do Detroit, Mich. Zebranie
otworzono wsp6lnym Spiewem
,Boze cos Polskee, a nastepnie X.
proboszcz S. Labujewski w tres
ciwy sposob wytl6maczyi eel ze-
brania ! re obecna chwila jest ola
mas Polakow opatrznoSciowa 4;
dlatego my Polacy, kt6rym do
bro i wyswobodzenie Ojczyzny
~naszej ley ma sercu, p%owinnis-
my z tel chwili korzystac. Jezeli
zaniedbamy tego, to pr6zna ma
sza nadzieja doczekania sic VOL
mel i niepodleglej Ojczyzny. I te-
60 powodu ma Sejm Wychodztwa
zwolany przez Wydzia} Narodo-
wy do Detroit, powinniSmy wy
siaG delegate. Pc wyczerpujaccj
4 ozywionei duchem patryotvcz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
Z Rockford, Ill.
(Korespondencya Dziennika EChica--
goskiego.)

w niedziele popoiudniu dnia 21go
lipca, odbyi sic tn Vice, ma ktorym
nasza Osada wybrala delegate ma
Sejmik Stanowy do Chicago. Vice
ten zwolai nasz prcboszcz x. J. Blu
rzyhski, ma ktory zgromadziia sic
wielka liczba Polonii tutejszej.
Vice otworzyl Wojciech Jams, tje-
den re starszych obywateli tutej-
szych, powolujac ma sekretarza nj
lei podpisanego. Obyw. Woj. Jams,
objaSnii znaczenie Wiecu, ~odczytujac
przytem odezwe cd Komitetu Wy
dzialu Narodowego. Ma .g}oTnego
m6wce powolano %sierzanta z Camp
Grant Leona Walkowicza. ,Sierzant
Walkowicz ME tylko, re jest 'dobrym
zolnierzem, BIO sic dosiuzy} rangi
sierzanta W TAX krotkim czasfe, ale
i Jest doskonalym m6wca; zaZnaczyf
en-, ze cd czasu wypowiedzenia VOL
ny Niemcom przez Stany Ziednoczo-
ne, wychodztwo polskie W Ameryce
zjednaio sobie wiecej przyjaznt l po-
szanowania cd Amerykanow, przez
swoja lojalnoSc niz przez wszystkle
minione lata. Zacheca} r6wniez a.
tysmy sic jednoczyli i razem praco-
wall ola naszej O~jczyzny / wspierall
naszych Rodakow PREY kazdej Okla
wi, kt6rzy tam "a oceanem musza
znosit straszne cierpienia i gl6d o.
kropny. Wspomniaf take IL odbe-
die sic Sejm Ludowy, dlatego lud
polski ma emigracyi powinien dusza
! screen takowy poprzet. Novice ma
grodzono burza oklask6w.
Przystapiono p6zniej do wyboru
Delegate na sejmik stanowy do CHI
ca.go, ma kt6ry zostai wybrany Wal.
Walczak. Ma kohcr urzadzono kolek-
te ma pokrycie koszt6w podr6zy de-
legata.
w. WaIczak,
sekr. Wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25

nym movie, przez aklamacye o.
brano X. St. r. Labujewskiego,
jake delegate ma Sejm Polski.
Pc zalatwieniu tel jedhej spra-
wy, debatowano mad jeszcze waz-
niejszq sprawl a mianowicie mad
p~odatkiem narodowym. X. Labu-
Jcwski, wytl6maczyi jakim spo--
sobem najlatwiej i najskuteczniej
MONA niesG pomoc materyalna
~naszej Ojczyznie a przedewszy--
stkiem w mySl uchwafy Zjedno--
czenia K~aplan6w Polskich, ably
kazdy, ktory czuje sic Polakiem
skIadal miesieczny podatek ma
cele pomagania i rozszerzania
sprawy wolnej Polski. Pc dluz-
SEEN zastanowieniu i pc dosko--
na1em przedyskutowaniu tel kwe-
styi uchwalono jednog}oSnie, ably
kazdy Polak w tutejszcm miaste-
czku zamieszkujacy, placi} regu--
Iarnie co miesiac przynajmnieJ 20
cent6w jake podatek narodowy.
Podatek ten odbierac bedzie nasz
X. Proboszcz. Obecni ma tenn po-
siedzeniu tego wieczora natycl1-
miast zlozyli swoj podatek, kto-
ry wyni6sl $3.50.
Zapewnie ten duck zgody i je-
dnoSci, i ia chet pomagania ma
sci Ojczyznie, ME skohczy sic ia
iedna danina, ale kazdy Polak,
kt6ry nietylko Z imienia jest Po-
lakiem, ale tcz jest krew z krwi,
i kosG Z ko$ci naszych wielklch
praojc6w. bedzie sobie mial to "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
BOHATERSKI GWARDYAN.

ko zdolny byi do broni, szedf ma
wafy - wszyscy czekali ma ma
pad Tatar6w.
Tatarzy jednak zdala omijali
miasto i jeno nocami, jak wiley
o uzbrojonego k}ami odynca, O.
cierali sic o injury, wypuszczaJac
re swych }ukow chmure strzaf
nieszkodliwych i b}yskajac swe-
mi skosnemi oczyma z bezsilnej
wsciek}osci, re do srodka dostac
sic ME NIGGA.
Noe w noe, obijafy sic o injury
miasta dixie wrzaski tatarskie
i jeki pedzonego W jasyr ludu. A
W miescie billy z~aioSnie dzwony,
odbywaiy sic modify i siychac by
10 narzekania przeklenstwa WY
wanie pomsty niebios ma nice
nych pohancow.
Niedaleko bramy lWoWskleJ,
senatorska zwanej, stai tuz "a
murami klasztor 90. Reforma--
tor6w, obwiedziony murem, Jak
mafy zameczek, w ktorym RIA
dzif gwardyan o. Krystyn Sly
kowski.
Byi to MAJ wielkiej pobozno-
Sci, jeszcze krzepki shiny, o dziel
nej zomierskiej postawie, o ru-
chach zamaszystych, kt6remu
przystojniej byio z szabla, niz
z krzyzem.
! Zanim wstapii do klasztoru,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
z MICHIGAN CITY, IND
(Korespondencya).

Staraniem Sub-Komitetu Obywatel--
skiego W naszem miessie odby} sic W
niedziele, dnia 21-go lipca, W sail sadu
wyaszego Superior Court vice po--
swiecony sprawom Armii Polskiej:
Zdaje sic, re straszny upa1 by& PREY
czyna, re tax mala garstka ludzi ze-
braIa sic W pieknei hall sadowei, DO
niepodobna przypuScic ably rodakom
naszym obojetna by}a sprawl naszcj
Ojczyzny.
Vice otworzy} obywatel Jan Zicnta-
ra, kt6ry ma pierwszego m6wce pred
stawi1 adwokata Hasia, dobrze znane-
go Polonii W Michigan City. Obywatel
Lass przem6wif pc pOlsku i angielsku
W podnios4ych slowach, poczem pre-
wodniczacy powolaf organizatora Cen
trum ~, p. X. KOsika. w movie
swej p. Kosik wzywal zebranych do
czynu imie mi}oSci Ojczyzny.
Nastepujacym m6wca byf p. Sedzia j.
F. Gallahor, kt6ry w dfuzszej przc-
movie W jezyku ang. przedstawil zebra
nym czem byla Polska ola cywilizacyi
Europy i W jaki spOs0b sasiedzi od--
wdzieczyli sic Polsce "a doznana Opie-
Ike. Apelowal do miodziezy pOlskiej, by
wstepowaIa Slady SObieSkiegO, no
sciuszki i Pulaskiego, dawnych boha-
ter6w gotowych zawsze przelac krew W
obronie wolnoSCi.
Ostatnim m6wcq byf organization Cen
trum 42 p. C. Zuiawski, kt6ry wzywa4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25

Prosza o natychmiastowe wcielen1e
wszystkich ~poborowych z klasy piateJ
do kt6rejkolwiek z pa6stw alianckich.
Niniejszem kwitujemy n~astepujace
ofiary nadeslane do naszegO Centrum
ola Armii Polskiej:
Re stacyi rekrutacyjnej W st. Louis,
Mo. zebrano ma wiecu W Springfield,
Ill. ma Fundusz Tytoniowy $19.45.
Porucznik Flemkey z prsemowienia
W Kinsdan, Ill, ma fundusz Tytoniowy
$3O.15.
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Zebrano ma wieczorku p~ozegnalnym
ochotnika Armii Polskiej A. Szymah-
skieso i zlozone W Centrum No. 2 ma
pomoc Armii Polskiej razem $500. -
wSzystkim ofiarodawcom Skladamy ser
deczne podziekowanie.
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Gwardyan, choc reka 60
Swierzbia4a, re wzgledu ma swa
sukienke zakonna ME braf u
dziafu w tel rabaninie, lecz tyl-
ko, jak w6dz naczelny, mia} ba-
CINE oko ma przebieg bitwy i
wydawaf rozkazy, b}ogos}awiac
krzyzem w~alczacych.
Tatarzy uciekli, pozostawiajac
1upy, rannych i jasyr.
Swift 9-go pazdziernika powi-
tai mieszczan jake zwyciezc6w.
Ma placu boju pozosta4o kilku--
set Tatar6w zabitych i rannych,
a miedzy mimi gi6wnodowodzacy
murza; re strony p~rzemyskich
ochotnik6w byfo kilku tylko ran
nych i jeden zabity i to zyd, kto-
ry zginaf rzeczywikcie smiercia
walecznych, napadniety przez u
ciekajacych Tatar6w.
Re spiewami wraca}a ia "ar-
mia" ~przemyska W injury mia
sta, wiodac re SODA jenc6w i bo-
gate 1upy.
Ma widok wracajacych braci
rozwarfa sic Drama lwowska,
mieszczanie pozostali, wysypali
sic z miasta i radosnymi okrzy-
kami vital zwyciezc6w.
Uderzono we wszystkie dzwo-
ny j w tryumfie wprowadzono
gwardyana do katedry jake zwy
ciezce.
w dwiescie lat p6zniej, t. j.
1877. r., wdzieczni mieszczanie pc
dzielnemu gwardyanowi
tuz kofo bramy lwowskiej obok
klasztoru 90. Reformat6w po--
mink kamienny z nastepujacym
napisem: yGwardyanowi CO..
Reformat6w ks. Krystynowi Sly
kowskiemu miasto Przemysl ma
pamiatke zwyciestwa ma czele
ludu ma dniu 9-go pazdziernika,
1872 "a ~panowania Kr6la Polski
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SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.

PoniewaA bardzo waine sprawy
teda omawiane czlonkinic Tow. sly
bardzo pozadane.
2 sZacunkiern,
L. KADO%N, prczcska.
c. STRELAU. :ckretarka.
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sza - ale stale meznie i w Bogu
nadzie,ja, re zwyciezy.
Idac ma czele, modlif sic Ear
liwie, polecajac lud sw6j Bogu.
Cicho, niespostrzezenie stane-
Ii okolo p6}nocy we wsi Podsto-
leach. Tam sprawl gwardyan
szyk bojowy.
Gaia te armie podzielif ma
cztery oddzia1y. Ably zas VIE
dzieli, czyja moca wojuja, daf
i'm hasfo, straszne ola bisurma-
now, imie .Jezus".
Wszystkie oddziaiy mia}y sic
zejSc w oBozie i z kilku stron u
derzyc ma Tatar6w, jeden 3D.
dziaf mia1 przeznaczone rozcinac
tylko jenc6w.
| Noe byfa chmurna i ciemna.
Orda GAIA lezaia w g}ebokim
Snie pograzona, a tax zadufana
w swoja size i bezpieczenstWo,
re nigdzie nawet stray ME u
stawifa. z taboru tatarskiego do
chodzi1o tylko parskanie koni i
ciche jeki branc6w.
Maggie rozlegf sic z kilku stron
w taborze okrzyk bojowy: Jezus,
Maryo! i PrzemySlanie pod wo-
dza gwardyana uderzyli ma Ia
tar6w, krzyczac i hafasujac, jak
by ich byio re sto tysiecy.
w taborze powsta} pop}och i
zamieszanie. Orda zaskoczona'
we snie by}a pewna, re wojsko
koronne ma MIA napad}o, wiec ia
den Tatarzyn nawet ME probo-
wal sic bronic, ale kazdy umy-
kaf CO sill starczyio.
A mieszczanie prali z zacie-
k1oScia i animuszem, jak kto
umiaf, czyniac ciagle krzyk tn
multi wielki. Rowniez uwolnieni
jency niezle sekundowali swym
wybawcom, biorac odwet ma Ia
tarach "a iyka.