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The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Two More Ocala Men

News has been received, in Ocala
that two more well known Ocala sol
diers have received commissions as
second lieutenants-M Mr. r. S. Hall
Jr., and Mr.. William Aultman The
former has been in the officers train
ing school at Camp Hancock and the
latter at Camp Gordon.
Mr.. Hall is more famiharly known
as Earl to his Ocala friends. He eu-
listed as a private in the machina
gun corps last year before he was ot
age and was soon made q sergeant
and some time ago was sent to an
officers training school anI. now comes
the gratifying word cf his having re
ceiYed his commission.
Mr.. Aultman left Ccala last year
as member Of Company A and va,
at that time sergeant of his company
and was splendid non-commissioned
officer and his friends here wiz
learn with pleasure Of his promotion
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Funeral of MIR. Wall

Sunday afternoon in 54.s city the
funeral of the late Mr.. H. j. Wall u
Summerfield was held from the under
taking parlors of Messrs. McIver 4
MacKay. The funeral services were
in charge of the Masonic Lodge Of
this city of which the deceased was
member and the funeral was at
tended by the Masons and by Ocala
friends and by quite a number of
friends who accompanied the body to
to this city from Summerfield
Mr.. Wall was one of the biggest
merchants and moved there eight or
nine years ago from the north. He
was the senior member of the firm Of
H. J. Wall & Son. Mr.. Wallis death
is very greatly lamented by the entire
population of Summerfeld and by
many friends in this state and in his
former home in the north.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Price Of Sugar to Advance
in Few Days

Orlando, Oct. 1S.-No doubt great
many people in Florida will shortly
open their eyes in astonishment at
an increase in the price of sugar,
and the federal food administrator,
desires to call their attention to the
fact that the new price can be fully
expected for more than a month ago
rules published by the food admins
tration indicated that a raise would
take place.
In order that the people of the Uni
ted States should have a continual
supply Of sugar, in view of the fact
that the pro rata allotment had to be
cut down corporation was formed
by authority Of congress to handle
all the sugar distribution in the Uni
ted States. This corporation, or as
il may be determined the government
officials, during last August showed
that an increase in the price of sug-
ar must be allowed to the refner and
they fixed a price of &c per pound
less 2 per cent fob, seaboard refining
point. This means that the whOlesal
er is to pay for all sugar received af
ter September 9Th &c pound less
than the two per cent as stated. The
wholesaler is then entitled to add his
fixed margin of profit, which cannot
be more than csc per hundred pounds
plus transportation charges.
The retailer in turn is allowed Il
per pound profit, plus freight chars
es, or 1c per pound over the cost de-
livered to him at railway or steam
ship point. with no addition charge tt
be made for delivery or hauling.
Until very recently wholesalers
were handling nothing but the ole
stocks Of sugar, which had beer
bought at less than sc per pound, but
which were regulated by the same
margins of profits. The present rise
in prices, or the raise that may be
expected, merely developes through
the shipment, or the receipt of this
new sugar.
Therefore, the public being inform
ed of this need not question the raise
or need not go to the truble Of writ
ing to the federal food administrator
County food administrators are ex
pected to see that the sugar is dis
tributed by the wholesalers and re
fixed by the government
In brief the consumer pays not
more than $1.35 per hundred over the
refner's price of sugar plus freight
charges.
Florida Federal Food Administrator
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
COMMISSIONERS EXPLAIN
NEED FOR OFFICE HELP

New York, Oct 2t- The annual
business show opened today at the
seth regiment armory and will be IN
session for six days The main fea-
ture of the exhibition is the demon,
stration OF appliances to enable Office
work to be done with minimum of
employees The United States civil
service commission has sent repre-
sentatives to the exhibition to explain
the governments need for office
workers and give information regard
ing the positions to be filed.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
ocaIa May Well Congratulate


We repeat it with great deal Of
pride that Ocala has every reason
to congratulate herself.
The Spanish influenza has been
less serious here than at any place
On the map Of which we have any
record.
Up to this writing we have only
had cne death among the white popV-
Iation and that was a little child that
died at the Marion county hospital,
and only one or two fatalities among
our colored population.
The disease has hardly reached an
epidemic form.
Then, notwithstanding the fact that
very outbreak Of the war in 1914,
very outbreay Of the war in 1914,
that event resulting in the almost i'm
mediate shouting down CT our phos-
phate mines, turpentine farms and
lumber mills, throwing a large mum
Der of laborers cdt Of employment.
still We have held ourselves together
in most remarkable manner.
We have not had to chronicle a
single bank failure in city or county.
no newspaper in the city or county
has suspended publication for a sin,
gle issue; we have net been called
upcn to record single mercantile
failure in the cjtv or county certain.
" not cne in the couDt-no drug firm.
no drv goods establishment. no gro.
cery store. no iewelrv business. no
hotel, nc garage; indeed. nc business
Of any kind has been forced to close
their doors.
This we contend is a most remarf
able as weu as most eminentlv sat
isfactcry statement.
Our ice factory. crate mill. knitting
mill gas plant, steam laundry, Cocoa
/ Cola and Cbero-Cola bOttling works.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25

Mrs. W W. Harriss and Miss Caro-
line Harriss arrived home yesterday
afternoon from their trip to Tulsa
Oklahoma, Hot Springs, Arkansas
and other places in the west. At Tul
sa Miss Harriss was the national
sponsor for the United Sons of Con
federate Veterans at the recent re.
union and she filed the duties of this
position of high honor most charm
ingly. After leaving Tulsa Mrs. ,Har-
riss and Miss Harriss spent several
weeks at Hot Springs In every way
their trip was exceedingly delight
ful
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
New German Line Through
Namur to Seden Indicated

London, Oct. 19-The new German
line of defense from Antwerp through
Namur to Sedan, which probably will
be given the name of Wotan III, line,
is understood to be in the course of
construction. On this side of the
line the Germans do not appear to
have any defenses of real impor.
tance.
1t is considered likely that the main
bulk in this section Of the front is
on its way to the Wotan III line.
though it is quite possible it may try
to make a stand somewhere on this
side OF those positions.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Funeral of DR.. Pillans to be
Held at Electra

4 message was received yesterday
by MIR. l.. II. Pillans that the funeral
of his brother, the late Or. P. P. Pill
la1s of Orlando, who died at Camp
OglethOrpe on Sunday, will be held
at Electra scme time today or tomor-
row The body of the deceased is
expected to reach Ocala this after,
noon accompanied by Mrs Pillans
and military escort.
Nhe hour Of the funeral will be de.
cided upon after the ARRIVAL here Of
the funeral party
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Death OF Mr.. J. w. Everett

Oearn OF Mr.. j. w. Everett
Sunday morning at his home at the
Meadows at seven o'clock Mr.. J. W
Everett passed away, his death being
caused by pneumonia. following influ-
enza
Mr.. Everett was 27 years of age and
was an employe of the Florida Soft
Phosphate & Lime Company. He is
survived by his wife and two little
children, all three of whom are now
i'll with the influenza.
The funeral of Mr.. Everett was held
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
the Inherent being made at Citra.
Messrs. E. c. Jordan of this city had
charge Of the funeral arrangements.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
OCAIANS TRY TO GET WHITE
SOLDIERS HOME
Editor Banner:

Editor Banner:
Ocalans should do their best n o.,
Tue "hite Soldiers Home. Gov Cats
wrote me they would want 500 acres
Ocaia is central city with railroads
from all directions. Now is the time
10 act about getting that 500 acres
Have all citizens to help paw for u
II would be help to everyone in
ocaia' both white and colorde peoUle
GAINESVILLE has offered a bid for the
insane asylum. Act quickly. OcaI-
ans This would help ocala thous.
ands Of dollars worth every wear
1et 900 acres as near ocala "a pos-
sible.
Miss Sessie Owens.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Death Of Little }. z. wslker. J,.

Death OF Little J. z. WsIker, jr.-
Friday morning at the Marion coun-
ty hospital little j. f. Walker. aged
fourteen months, OF ST. Petersburg
Fla, died Of pneumonia following an
attack of influenza The death 81
this little boy is the first Death re.
corded in Ocala from this disease
which has been exacting such a ter
rible toll all over the country
With his mother who was former.
ly Miss Edna Smith, Of this CITY. this
little fellow came to Ocala several
weeks ago for a visit to Mrs. Wal.
ker's parents and other relatives He
was takes i'll some days ago and If
was soon seen that his condition was
serious so he was taken TO the hosp,.
tai for treatment. He began to 90,
worse on Thursday afternoon and b;s
death occurred Friday morning.
Mrs. Walker, mother of the litt,o
fellow, is also i'll at the hospital AMI
several days ago her condition was
quite serious but she is now much
improved.
Mr.. Walker arrived on the limited
Friday afternoon in response to \
message that his baby could not re-
cover and he was unaware of m,
little ones death until he reached
ocaia. The stricken young parents
have the sympathy of their ooa,o
friends in their great sorrow
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25
Old Established Towns

the Best
For those in search of either TEN,
pocary or permanent homes fer any
number Of reasons old established
towns will be found tar better than
new ones.
Take Ocala for an example While
cur taxes may be somewhat higher
cur advantages are many time great
er
here We have our schools. hospi-
tails, library, armory, cou.J house, city
hall, fire station and equipment, wat
ef ans electric light plants, sidewalks
street payings, fair grounds and build
inss and other semi-pubIc enterpris-
es already completed that are either
au1t - the levying Of taxes or pub
lie donations.
These things are lige Rome they
are not built in a day To build
than requires a great deal Of soliclta-
tioa and public liberality.
We have SIX white churches: Cath
olic, Episcopalian, Methodist. Baptist
Presbyterian and Christian, with rec
tories and parsonages attached, and
we have more than that number Of
colored churches
We have three brick school build
ings with somewhat spacious grounds
attached, and a colored academy ard
smaller buildings for the instruction
of colored youth.
One of these buildings alone cost.
eighty thousand dollars
Our court house cost another eighty
thousand and our jail still another
eighty thousand anG at present prices
would cost almost double that sum
now
Our hospital commands a beautiful
view and likewise cost many thous-
ands. The cOlored hospital is a brick
structure and was built at consider
able cost. The indstrial school is
an imposing structure and cost
good many thousands and our fai~
grounds and buildings likewise were
built at considerable expense and re
quired an outlay of great deal Of
generosity and much patience One
going to new town win have to be
taxed for all of these things and fre.
quently will have to dig down in his
pockets first for one public enterprise
after another
'Then, too, on old established town
has its banks, newspapers. hotels
theatres, go0 links baseball grounds
automobile drives, its Shaded avenues
attractive homes, pretty lawns and
wall-kept grounds all Of which are
comforts and conveniences and are
delight to the pleasure SEEKER that
will not be found in newly founded
towns.
N Ocala property values are ex-
ceedingly cheap, the conveniences
ana attractions are MANY and persons
in search OF permanent or temporary
homes-those who wish a pleasant
AMI attractive winter resort-will do
we'll to give us look-over
Without intending any invidious
distinctions we can say for a verity
that few if any towns in Florida caH
boast of as many attractions
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25

DIR. S H. Britch of Blitchton has
been ordered to Raiford to take
charge of the influenza cases at the
convict camp owing to the fact that
the physician in charge has himself
been attacked by the iRsidioas dis
ease. No more competent or faithful
man could have been found than DR..
Bitch.
The Ocala banner., 1918-10-25

Speaking OF nonessential jobs, how
about that of Germany's colonial
secretary ?'-Pittsburg Post.
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.Cztery w~spaniale kon-
certy Tadeusza Wroh-
skiego i jego s}ynnej
kapeli.

Odbeda sic W dniach 20, 81 i 90 kwie-
tnia, a to:
w sobote, dnia 20 kwietnia o godzi-
ME 2-giej w.hali parafialncj ma Stanl'
stawowie koncert ola dzieci Stanisla-
wowa i Tr6jcowa.
w niedzielc, dnia 81 kwietnia o 60
dzinie $50 w hall parafialnej sw. ia
dwigi, Lyndale i Hamilton, ola doro,
slych.
w niedziele, dnia 81 kwietnia o 60
dzinie 7:3O wieczorem W hall parafial-
nej sw. J6zefa, PREY W. As i Wood, ola
doroslych.
W poniedzialek, dnia 22-go kwietnia
0 godzinie 7:3O W hall Pu}askiego ma
W~oiciechowie ola dorosiych.
Cena wstepu Ia tie koncerty wynosi
ma koncert sobotni ola dzieci pc 1O
cent6w, ma try dalsze koncerty pc %
cent0w.
Tykiety ma tie koncerty MONA otrzy'
mac w kancelaryach odnoSnych para
fiji i u cz}onk6w Komitet0w miejsco-
wych.
Ma program zloza sic:
1. PieSni narOdOwe / ludowe, z kt0'
rych wicle j~eszcze przedtem nigdy L
mas jeszcze ME slyszanO. OdSpiewa je
p. Tadeusz Wro1ski.
>. Wystep sfynnej kapeli p. Wro1
skiego.
3. TaGce narodowe polskie.
4. PrzezrOcza.
Trudno o p%iekniejszy i wieccj zaj
mujQcy program.
Sk{adek ami deklaracyi ma koncer
tach tych ME bedzie.
Koncerty tc maja jeden tylko eel,
mianowicie: zapoznac WychodztwO ma
SEE z naszemi zadaniami narOdowem1
w chwili obecnei | przygotowaniami dc
naszego Daru Majowego ola Polski
PREY pomocy zlotych list0w i zapis0w
do ksiegi pamiatkowej. - Il komitetu
prasy rs. Feldheim.
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stytucyach lekarskich W Europe, mo-
wi: Nuxated Iron jest cudownem le-
karstwem. Gdyby ludzie tylko zazyh
MATED Iron, gdy sic czuja s}abi, po-
dupadli ma zdrowiu, zamiast zazywac
w~yrzadzajace szkode lekarstwa, "a
w~ierajace alkohol 1 narkotyki, jestem
przekonany, re wielu unikne}oby cho-
rob, a nawet smiercl, ktora rok Tocz-
ME zabiera tysiace ludzi z powodu "a
palenia pfuc, gdypy, choroby merck,
watroby, ma SERGE | innych niebezp1e-
cznych dolegliwoscl. Mic wiecej ME
sprowadza tych chorob l lest praw-
dziwym ich powodem, jak tylko osia-
bienie spowodowane brakiem zelaza
We krwi. Gdy ME jestescie SLIM zdro-
wi, to winniscie zrobie ola siebte ma
stepujsca probe: zbadajcie, 1ak d}ugo
mozecie iSG bez Zmeczenla. N~astepnie
uzywajcie dwie pieciogramowe tablet
Ii zwykiego organicznego zelaza try
razy ma dzieh po Jedzeniu przez diva
tygodnie. Pc tym eksperymencie
sprubojcie swoja SHE znowu i'przeko-
nacie sic, wiele zyskaltscie.
Uwaga: Nuxated Iron, ktore byfo
uzywane przez sedziego Atkinson, DR..
Sullivan 1 innych z tax zadziwiaja-
Gym skutkiem ME jest wcale sekretne
lekarstwo, ale lekarstwo zawierajace
zelazo, kt6re jest przepisywane bar
do czesto. W przeciwiebswie do pre-
pisywanego zelaza W starej formie
Jest latwo zasymilowane 1 ME psuje
zeb6w, ami zoiadka. Fabrykanct gwa-
ratuja zupefne zadowolenie albo zwro-
ca wan pieniadze. Jest to zpane wszy-
stkim aptekarZom.
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chester County Hospital mowi: Fakt,
kt6ry general Gordon podaje, re W
~przeciagu miesiaca Nuxated Iron
zwr6ci}o mu SHE / energie, jakiej sic
nigdy ME spodziewai uzyskat, wy
kazuje jasniei jak wszystko inne o
stle tego srodka 1 re jak przedtem do
wodziiem, re lkearze powinni przepi-
sywae wiscej zelaza organicznego -
Nuxated Iron ola swoich s}abszych,
nerwowych, anemicznych l zruJnowa-
nych ma zdrowiu pacyent6w.
Tysiace os6b rok rocznie cierpi ma
ogolne oslabienie 1 ma rozdraznienie
nerwowe pochodzqce z braku 1elaza
" czerwonych cia}kach krwi, ME
pojmujsc p~rawdziwej przyczyny swo-
ich kiopotow. Ale ~uwa7ajcie, ably ME
p~rzyJmowac ielaza metalicznego W
starej formie, kt6re W wiekszosci wy
padk6w robi wiecej zlgeo jak dobre-
go.
Be- wzgledu ma to CO bylo pfsane
4 powiedziane o tym przedmiocie przez
znanych lekarzy, tysiace ludEi do
tychczas polega ma zatruwaniu stebie
metaliczpem telazem poprostu, PREY
puszczam, re kosztuje n kilka cen
tow taniej. Goraco radze czytelnikom
W kazdyp wypadku postarac sic o re-
cepte leAarska nj zelazo organtczne-
Nuxate5 Iron - albo jeteh ME chce-
Gle tego ktopotu to kuputcie Nuxated
Iron W oryginalnych paczkach l bacz-
Gle, aieby W szczeg6lnoSci nazwa (Nu-
xated Iron) zna1dowaia sic ma pahe-
Gle.
DR.. E. Sauer, leknrz bostohski, kto-
~ studyowai tutaj 1 W wieIktch in
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ZWACLAWOWA.

Wczoraj odby} sic wspaniaiy po--
grzeb zolnierza amerykanskieso, $.
D. StanisIawa G6reckiego, ktory
zmari kr6tko pc przyjezdzie z pobo-
rowymi 2 dystryktu mr.. 65, do Fort
Mckinley, W Portland, Maine. Zwfo-
HI jego przywieziono do Chicago u
bieglej sOboty.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic z domu rodzi-
COW. PIP. Jana i Autoniny Goreckich,
zamieszkalych pnr. 41S Henderson
ave-, ma Waclawowie. Zwloki ekspor
towai proboszcz Waclawowa, Y. Fer
dynamo Scieszka.
Msza Sw. zalobna "a pok6j duszy
s. p. Stanislawa G6reckiego odpra--
wiona zostala W ko$ciele Sw. Wac
lava przez Y. Ferdynanda Scieszke,
W asyStencyi Y. Franciszka Jagiel--
skiego, jake dyakona, Y. Piotra H.
Pyterek. jake subdyakona. MistTzem
ceremonii byl Y. Bclesiaw Nawroc-
XII. Nadto udzial brali y. Franci--
seek Marcinek i Y. Jak0b S~zprenga,
asyStent y. SCieSzki.
Trumne niesli wojacy z jedena--
stego puiku milicyi stanowej z kom-
panii C.. pod komenda. pOrucznika
]. #. Kreusera. Byli to: kapral Teo-
dor Kruszynski, kapral Antoni Jen-
czala. ~szerecowcy Henryk Batek,
Hearyk Brelig, Michai Fiermuga'
Fred. W. Mobeck. j. ]. SolanOwski
Teodor Zoska. Ct sami wojacy petni-
Ii straz honorowa PREY trumnie zmar
lego.
Orszak p~ogrzebOwy, PREY udziale
licznych krewnych / znajOmych
zmarlego wojaka, kroczyi ulicami:
do ko$ciola. P~rzygrywaia kapela
braci Kipkowsktch.
Henderson do HARLOW do Milwaukee
ave. do School ul.. do Lawndale ave-,
Pc n~abozenstwie zalobnem Orszak
p~ogrzebowy udal sic W 30tu autOmo-
bilach ma cmentarz $w. Wojciecha,
gdzie tez ma locie tamilijnej ziOzono
zwloki ma wieczny s%poczynek.
Rodzice zmariego wojaka, PIP. Go
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wazna pow1nna bye ola ogo1u pu-
b~licZnosci opinia wydan aprzez Ssdzie-
go Stanow Zjednoczonych Atkinson'a
o Nuxated Iron. SedZia Atkinson cd
dwudziestu lat byi W siuzbie publicz-
mel, jake sedzia trybunalu Stanow
Zjednoc3onych. jake ~gubernator, czfo-
mex kongresu 1 prokurator dystrykto-
wy Stan6w ZjednocZonych it'd. Nabyi
on ~rozlegiego doSwiadczenia W odroz-
MANU- prawdy cd fafszu. Cd czasu,
jak Nuxated Iron cZy Per Nuxated" =,
jak Francuzl nazywaja go, zosta}o da-
ne d outytku W tym kraju zdoby}o O.
no sobie ludZi sZturmem. AptekarZa
wsZedEie omawiaja jego nadzwyczaj-
nR sprEedaz | gostafo a~bsolutnie usta-
lone, &s przesZio try milfony ludzi
utywA je specyalnie W tym kraju.-
Jest ono n~ajlepiej przyjete 1 przepisy-
wan prZez os6lnie Znanych lekarzy,
tsk DR.. Scheuyler c. Jaques, ordyna-
tor szpttala sw. Elzbiety W New Yor-
ku. jest ono uzywane przez wielu INA
nych mellow, !ak byly senator Stan6w
Zjednoc1onych Charles A. Powne.
kt6ry wydal nadzwyczaj iasne oswald
cxsnie, co do lego wtelkich wiasnoS-
cL. dajscych SHE 1 energie.
Tysisce Jest ludEi, ktorzy 50 ner-
wowi, zrutnowani ma zdrowiu, sfaht,
spemiozni, kt6rym brakuje sky 1 g
nergii, 1 kt6rzy rozumieja, Ge potrze-
huJa energii do o~dbudowania zdrowfa
( wSboxacenia ich silly 1 energii ME
viedsa, co majs ga1ywac. Jest zatem
do6rem mice takiego czfowieka, 5ak
ssdzta Atkinson, ktory zbada wartosc
Nuxated Iron, w~yprobuje sam ! potem
przyjdzie 1 oSwiadczy jasno ludziom o
MEM. Sedzta Atkinson mowi:
Doptsro tel wiosny wyprobowaiem
pGnska WartoSciowa recepte Nu1ated
Iron, tako tonik I odnowictel zdro"1e
% c1stkiem p~rzeSciu ostatniej ztmy'
ReEQltat byi DO prostu cudowny. Mig
dy ME mtaiem takiego lekarstwa, kto-
rsby wydalo tax zsdawalniajace re-
.sultaty, tax dokiadne itak absolut-
ME wolne Cd wszelkich nieprzyjem-
nych n~astepstw, ktore wywo}uja u lu-
dEi utywajacych ~rozmaitych medyka-
msntow.
Zupefnte bez wahania polecam Nj
xsted Iron osobom, kt6re znajduja sic
W osiabionym stanIe, przepracowanym
10 wyczerpaniu nerwowem. Ono przy-
wrociio mi apetyt imoja energie. u
cSuiem sic, tak gdybym zrzucil z sic
bic cieEar miesiecy W kilku tygod-
mach, wypeiniajac tylko proste pre-
pfsy PREY uiywantu Nuxated Iron.
Inny, godny uwagi wypadek jest u
Jenerala Dawida Stuart Gordon'a,
rnanego pogromce Indian. a bohatera
bftwy pod ~ettysburg. WzmftnkLjac ten
wypadek DR.. James Francis Sullivan,
byiy lekarz Bellevue Szpitala dept.
Vigiltatury) " New Yorku 4 West
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z JACKOWA.

We czwartek, dnia 1890 kwiet--
mia, o. godzinie S-mej wieczorem, W
sail parafii Sw. Jacka, odbedzie sic
%posiedzenie W celu Zreorganizowa-
MIA Komitetu dz~ielnicowego PREY tel
re parafii. .
q powodu nieporozumienia jake
zaszlo miedzy stacya rekrutacyjna
mr.. Is, Armii Polskiej we Francyi a
Centrum nr. 2, wiekszoSG obywateli,
nalezac do komitetu dz~ielnicowego
zrezygnowaia; reszta, pc porozu-
MENU sic z X. J. Zlechlikiem, pro-
boszczem parafii Sw. Jacka, zdecy-
dowa}a sic ma zwolanie nadzwyczaj-
nego posiedzenia.
Ma p~osiedzenie to nizej podpisani
zapraszaja wszystkich prezes6w
prezeski Towarzystw W Avondale,
P~amietajcie, 4e obowiazkiem Wa
Sym jest stawic sic ma to posie-
dzenie ably tam wybrac z pomiedzy
sicSie Komitet, kt6ryby 2 checia pra-
cowa1 ola nieszczeSliwej Polski. Me
wolno nam siedzieG z rekoma zalozo,
nemi gdy krew sic leje a tysiace ma
szych umiera 2 giodu. Zakasajmy
rekawy i zabierzmy sic do piracy jak
jeden, dla Wolnej i Niepodleglej
Polski i ola mlodzieiy, kt6ra z ocho-
ia idzie przelewac krew swoja W o,
fierze "a Ojczyzne. Prezesem komi'
tetu dzielnicowego W Avondale jest
p. Alojzy Chojnacki, a sekretarzem
Jan P. Koskiewicz. Stacya rekruta,
cyjna mr.. Is, Armii Polskiej we
Francyi znajduje sic W budynku ,,Fi'
deity Bank Building" pnr. 2946 Mil,
waukee ave.