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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
Oak Grove PIT. Meeting

The regular meeting Of the Oak
Grove Parent Teacher Association,
called for tomorrow evening, has been
postponed until the evening of next
Thursday. FEBRUARY ID. At that time
Miss Martha Bechen, home demonstra-
tion agent, will address joint meet
ing of the Parent. Teacher Association
and the economics club at the school
house.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07

A compliment we are proud OF /:
"Peotone, H.. Jan. 80, 1918. Hood
River Glacier: Enclosed find draft for
renewal. enjoy your paper for the
great thing that it is thoroughly
American. and wish to commend you
in your help for everything that is
good in this crisis. Respty.
Pc m. Collins. u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
All will Be Riddles

None but children under Is years of
age will be admitted to the married
folks party to be given tomorrow
evening at Heilbronner hall by St.
Marks Guild. The foregoing is no
doubt a peculiar statement. II is
meant that all attending the party
must be dressed as children under Is
years. The party bids fair to prove
one of the most pleasant gwen by the
Guild. Kolstad's orchestra will play.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
MOSIER.
Prom The Bulletin

VIM. DAVIS was visitor here last
week from Hood River with Mr.. and
Mrs. v. c. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Nichol and their
daughter, Mildred. spent Sunday in
Hood River with relatives.
Leslie Root was in The Dalles the
first of the week, to appear in response
TO q call from the local draft board.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07

Scott, manager the drive, reported last
week receipts of s2.Oi0.25. Hood Riv-
er county was a bit behind her full
quota Of members when the drive fer
mally closed-but Hood River is going
right on and will stick to it until she
goes over the top.-The Oregon Voter.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07

The people of Poland are eating
bread made from ground barks and
pussy willow pods. Is any American
going to complain because Hoover
wants us to mix 20 per cent Of other
grain fiours with our wheat?
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
Subscription. e1.50 Per Year.

When subscribers desire a change ID address
this Office should be notified promptly, ana
week before II possible. Always give old sd-
dress as well as the new. Also, Hood River
subscribers should notify this Office al once
when changing their address rom one rural
route to another, or from city delivery to
country delivery, or vice versa. IL you do not
get your paper promptly. notify US by mail OF
telephone and the matter viii be investigated.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
"AFTER The WAR"
TONIGHT'S LECTURE

Rev. E. s. Muckley of Portland will
deliver his lecture on AFTER the
War, What?" at the Christian
Church, Ninth and Eugene streets,
this Thursday evening. The
following appreciations indicate that
the public of Hood River will be fav-
ored with an opportunity of hearing
a timely discussion of political, eco
nomic and social ideals that will pre-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07

Edwin Bundy. of The Dalles, will
give a free Bible lecture at the library
Sunday, February 10, at 7.30 D. m.
The topic to be considered is "The
Crisis of Christendom. An interest
ing discussion of this subject is prom.
ised. All are cordially invited, No
collection.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed executrix of the estate OF
samuel Barker, deceased, by the County
court OF Hood River County. All persons
having claims against said estate should pre-
sent them properly verified within six
months from date OF this notice at my resi-.
dence near Hood River, oregon.
Dated and first published this 7th day of
February. 1918
m7 MARTHA BARKER, Executrix,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
We ARE ALWAYS THERE

hood River county is still adding to
ITS total of 1852 members gained in
the big December drive, and R. E.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
HOSIERY

Boys and Girls Hose, good weight
and excellent Values, the Pair ..1(1c
Infants fine Lisle Hose in Black and
coiors, sizes 4 to 6, Values that can't
be equaIed today for anywhere near
this money, the Pair ..........1Sc
Boys and Girls Hose, sizes to 10,
made from selected yarns, good
weight and excellent wear, 1Sc
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose with dou-
BILE heel and toe, very satisfactory
Hose In every way. The Pair poo
Boys Extra Heavy Cotton Hose for
rough wear; we have these made
from extra heavy selected yarn and
also in lighter weight with linen
heel, toe and knee. The Pair ..3Sc
Misses Fine lisle Hose, both dressy
and serviceabie, the Pair .......25c
Misses Heavy Fleece Lined Hose, a
dandy Hose for cold weather wear.
This Hose Is a real Bargain at the
Pair~ .......... ....,... ....2Sc
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, the big
sest kind of Value at the Pair ..1(lc
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07
HOSIERY

HOSIERY
Ladies' Cotton Hose in Black and
White. Excellent Values at the
Pair .......... ...... ......15c
Ladies' Hose In Black and White.
These are seconds of regular 25 cent
Values at the Old Price and are truly
BIO Values. Some little defect In the
weave but nothing that will interfere
with the wear. The Pair ..s... .Z0c
Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose made from
selected yarns. Hose that always
give good satisfaction. The Palr25c
Ladies' Fine LisIe Hose, good weight
and excellent Values. The Pair .35c
Ladies' Fiber Silk Boot Hose with
Iisle foot, light weight, dandy Hose
for the money, the Pair ....".35c
Vegetable SILK Boot Hose for Ladies,
Lisie Top, Extra Good Weight and
most satisfactory In every way. Ine
Pair .......... .....'..'' .'''RoC
Ladies' Fine lisie Gauge Hose, dou-
BILE top, high heel and double sole.
The Pair ............ .......''4SC
kaysers' Pure Silk Hose for Ladies'
the best line of Silk Hose you can
buy. All Silk Hose for ......,.....
S1.00, S1.25 and up
Mems Half Hose for every day wear,
at Three Pairs for ..25c, 10c, 15c
Mems Dress Hose, good weight and
excellent wear, Black or Tan, the
Pair ................ ....' 'lSC
Mems Fine Lisie Hose, the same Big
Value that you used to get, the Pair
Mems Fine silk Plated Hose, dan
dy Hose for dress wear. Pair ..25c
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-02-07

For Sae--White go" delivery body, Pres.
tolite, Bosch magnetic extra tire. Price,
S275. Terms reasc nabie. Fine car for ranch.
er Frank Howard, Telephone Co. f7
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-08
Euy A Bond

Atlanta. Ca, April S.-The great
" increased size Of tn -t'htrit5A
force abroad. and tnc has" prepi.r-
ations to rush as many 2valiaD.e III -:
as possible to meet the present SIT
nation on the west front, has greatly
increased tire government eApeh5 )
and has rendered more imperative
than ever the raising of large sums
for the carrying on of the war
The Third Liberty Loan campaign,
which opened on Saturday, the amt
versar. Of the entrance Of America
into the war, brings the total var
Indebtedness Of the nation up to
$500. 500. 0J3.96, according to fig
,lrps of the treasury department up
10 March II: and Of this sum, fully
one-half has been in turn lent to the
allied governments for the purchase
Of supplies in this country.
In spite Of the vast preparations
which have already been made and
of the first national army quartered
and trained, besides the expenses IN
Cured by troop movements and the
expenses of the regular army OF the
national guard, the nation is very lit
tie in debt compared to foreign coun-
tries.
The new loan must be raised quick
~. There must be no holding back
Oh the part of loyal Americans IN
face OF the great peril that now
threatens in France,-a peril that
has loomed much larger in the past
two weeks than at any time since
the second Of August, 1914. The
money must be forthcoming; and the
three billions asked for at the pres
ent time must be oversubscrlbed to
the largest possible figure.
There are more loans to come;
and they are apt to follow closely up
on one another. The quicker Amer
lea acts, the shorter will be the war
This much is granted by all who are
guiding the destinies Of the govern
ment through this dark hour.
The third loan will be renewed
challenge of the American people t.
the Kaiser on the anniversary of Am
erica's defiance. 1t will mean more
than mere dollars and cents; for il
will show Germany and the hordes OF
the Hun that the blacker the OUTLOOK
seems the more determined will bt
the United States to fight the war t.
victory in spite of the cost.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-08
Centrevlle Jottings

La, April 8, 1918.
Mr.. Frank Romair was married IN
Donaldsonville to Miss LoWland and
returned with his bride to his ia
theirs home here, where a nuptlai
sumner was served in their honor.
They will make their home in Garden
City.
Mr.. John Thomas is again in Cen
treviIe for a few days.
Miss Mabel Champagne IS back
from her extended Easter vacation.
Quite a frolic was made IN the
posting of the Third Liberty Loan
Posters Friday night, and it was
great fun for those who took part IN
it.
Miss Carolyn Stebbins, Helen
klos, Evelya Hall and Messrs. Lou
Is c. Kramer and Louis Boudreaux
were visitors in Clarendon Friday
evening.
Our Red Cross Chairman, Mrs. H.
S. Nordyke organized an Auxiliary
on Bayou Sale Friday. with Mrs. j.
D. Berwick as chairman. Several
eauze workers were also secured.
Miss Agnes Lanclos is visiting
friends in Centreville.
Miss Mabel Champagne and Mr..
Lamar Moreau were visitors IN
Franklin Friday evening.
Mrs. John r. Patterson Of Baton
Rouge is the guest of Mrs. Wilbur
II. Kramer.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-08
Special Chamber Of
Commerce Meeting
Tuesday
Full Attendance Expected To
Pass On Selection Of New
Manager

No notice have been sent out, but
Secretary Palmer asks The Daily Re
view to announce a special meeting
Of the Morgan City and Berwick
Chamber of Commerce at the City
Hall for Tuesday to hear the recon-
mendations to be made by the COM
mittee appointed to find managerial
material for the organization. TINS
committee met Wednesday afternoon
and passed on applications that had
been made, finally selecting one for
presentation to the organization.
Their findings will be made public at
the meeting Tuesday and every busl-
ness man in Morgan City and Ber-
wick should make it his business to
attend this meeting.
Incomplete bits of information ga
thered from members of the Com
mittee On Manager" seem to indicate
that a certin Give wire" from Waco,
Texas, will be recommended for the
task of organizing the economic in
terest of Morgan City and Berwick.
The gentlemen limited at is not UNI
known here and it appears that he is
a real, wide-awake booster and par
ticularly qualified to serve as man
ager of a commercial organigatlon.
The "Committee On Manager" was
appointed several months ago to find
a man for the place. Extensive adj
vertising wa sdone and several replies
from apparently high-class men were
received. Many things, however,
made it apparent to the committee
that the application Of the gentlemen
from Waco had first call. Therefore
the meeting set for the next Tuesday
is to hear q discussion of the findings
of the committee and to approve or
reject their recommendation. This
is matter in which every business
man is interested. Every real bus
mess man and worthy citizen will
feel the keenest interest in this mat
ter and will not want to neglect his
duty in the matter. Every business
will be expected to show his loyalty
to his community by helping the new
manager, whoever he may me, to
make a success Of his work and to
make Morgan City, Berwick and
South Louisiana greater in every res.
pect.
At such meetings as the one to be
held Tuesday, excuses do not excuse
Nothing is of greater Importance
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-08

Children who have worms are pale,
cross, fretful, and sickly most Of the
time. To rid the little body of these par
asites WHITE s CREAM VERMIFUGE
is an approved remedy. When :he
worms have been driven out the child
grows strong, healthy and robust. Price
80 cents per bottle. Sold by Belangel
Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-04-08

than such a meeting and those who
fail to attend will be missing meet
ing which will have great bearing on
the future of these communities.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

mieckiej ofercie pokojowej. Pu-
blicznoSc dafa wyraz ~powszech-
mel aprobacie, gdy powiedzia}, re
,oferta ia jest tylko chytrym pod
stepem i re wszyscy Alianci ma
ja zadaG Cd centralnych tylko be-
warunkowego poddania sic.
Prof. Masaryk przemawia1 ma
temat ,,Demokracyi Swiata", pod
noszac ideally amerykahskie i wy
razajac pragnienie, azeby by}y
powszechnie zastosowane.
Napietnowaf pahstwa central
ne iako autokrlcye militarne, kto
re zagrazaja bytowi caiego swia-
ia. OSwiadczy}, re ME pozostaJc
mic innego jak absolutna porazka
pahstw centralnych. zadal stano-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
EERONIKA
a MIEJSCOWAk
PROJEKT NOVEL R
1o-cIOMILOWEJ PRZEcIW
P~ROSTYTUCYI.

Jako pierwszy krok w akcyi
przeciw prostytucyi ma bye usta-
nowiona strefa antiprostytucyjna
W promieniu d~ziesieciu mil cd gro
bli municypalnej municipal pierl
oraz strefa pohibicyjna w pro-
MENU pol mill Cd tejze grobli.
Strefy te beda ustanow-one przez
wiadze Stanow Zjednoczonych,
gdyz ma grobli jest obecnie pro-
wadzona szkofa ola podchora
zych morskich. Prok. federalny
|Clyne przesial rekomendacye do
Waszyngtonu, azeby szkola ia
|byla uznana oficyalnie jake oboz
military.
w projekcie jest take sprawl,
.azeby Uniwersytety Chicagoski !
Northwestern, gdzie z~aiozone 20
staiy korpusy studentow, cwiczs-
.cych sic we wojskowosci, takze
uznano jake obozy militarne / a
.zeby takze naokoio Mich zarza'
Ozone byiy strefy restrykcyjne.
Strefa Santana, ktora pokry-
wa caiy powiat Cook, juz zostafa
zarzadzona przez DIR. c. St. Clair
sekretarza stanowego
wydziaiu zdrowia.
Powyzsze projekty i decyzyc
wyioniiy sic W czesci ma konfe-
|rencyi urzednik6w miejskich, po-
wiatowych, stanowych i federal
nych, a w czesci po niej. Ma teJ
tel konferencyi, zwolanej Przez
kapitana G. J. Andersona, repre-
zentanta sekretarzy woJny I ma
rynarki, ktory jedynie W tym celu
przysiany byi do Chicago. ably
pobudzii wszystkie wiadze do
harmonijnej i energicznej akcyi
lprzeciw demoralizowaniu i roz-
paianiu zolnierzy j mathew, po-
wzieto wreszcie konkretne plany
celem koordynacyi w~szystkieh
medycznych i ~prawnych krokow
celcm wprowadzcnia W zycie Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
Z %TOWaTystWaPai Opiekl mad
0ChTOnka zmartWGhHstanIa
PdiSkiGgO.

Poniewaz zbliza sic doroczny
Poiow, wszystkich zjednoczonych
Ochronek, nalezacych do Stowa-
~rzyszenia Children Benefit Lea
gue",do kt6rej nalezy i nasza O.
chronka, znajdujaca sic ma rogu
Cortland i Hermitage ave-. po-
mieszczajaca dziennie okoio 40tu
dzicci, ktorych matki musza Pra-
cowac ma kawaiek chleba, dzieci
ich So zabezpieczone W ochronce
Cd roznych n~ieszczsSc, wiec axe
BY dopomodz do dalszej egzysten
CYL tejze Ochronki, musimy dopo-
m6dz W poiowie. kt6ry sic odbe-
die W przysziy Poniedziaiek, d.
Ago pazdziernika.
Poniewaz many bardzo mafo
poiowczyh stosunkowo do odda-
rych nam ulic, prosimy zatem
Szanowne Panic o ~zgiaszanie sic
do tego poiowu i zapisywanie
swych nazwiSk.
Gas nagli. I'm wiecej Po}ow-
Gym, tenn wiecej ~pieniedzy zebrac
raozna. Oboe narodowoSci starajq
sic poprzec swoich, DO maja do
stateczna liczbe poiowczyh -
my musimy isc W ich SHADY.
Ulice nasze So przewaznie po-
miedzy obcymi i obey grosz
wplynie do naszej kasy.
Zatem prosimy usilnie szano-
yrne Panic i Fanny. ktoreby
chcialy poSwiecic ten jeden dziei
ola sprawy dobrej, jaka jest OTTO
Ochronka ola dzieci, ma posiedze1
mic we czwartek wieczorem, o
sodz. smej, II. logo bm., do O.
Ochronka ola dzieci, ma posiedze-
MIA sic. spodziewamy sic poparcia
20 strony Pan i prosimy o przy-
byeie.
"a Tow. op. Pan Zmar-
tyehwstania Pshskiege.
IL Kadow, PREF.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
"A!
osTATNIE T~ELEGRAMY.
o ~NIEPODLEGkOSc POLSKI
w NIEMIECKIM PARLA-
MENCIE.

Paryz, 8. pazdz. - lie Matin"
dowiaduje sic cd swego kores-
pondenta w Zurichu, re w niemie-
ckim parlamencie zagiuszono pc
wnego posia polskiego, ktory "a
zada3, ably zarekordowano przyje-
Gle przez Izbe trzynastego punktu
prezydenta Wilsona. wv paragra-
fie tym domaga sic prezydent
Wilson wolnej, zjednoczonej Pol
ski, niezawisfej politycznie i eko-
nomicznie, z dostepem do mo-
rza.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
REICHSTAG

Kopenhaga, 8. pazdz. - Berlin,
stosownie do depesz re stolicy
niemieckiej. oczekuje z niecierpli-
woScia odpowiedzi prezydenta
Wilsona. Parliament zostai zwo-
iany ma czwartek celem omowie-
MIA kwestyi pokoju. spodziewaja
sic odpowiedzi amerykanskiej w
tym czasie. Niemiecka prasa Okla
zuje skionnoSc do przygotowania
ludnosci ma odpowiedz odmowna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
Pokazirny sic
jake Polacy!
Odezwa do wszystkich organiza-
cyl polskich, parafii, iowa
rzystw i Wiel. Duchowien-
silva Polskiego.

Rodacy!
w sobote. dnia 12go pazdzier-
nika, odbedzie sic W mieScie Chi
cago wieika wsp6lna manifesto
eva ma rzecz 4-tej Pozyczki VOL
nosciowej. Biora W niej udzial
wszystkie narodowoSci, gdyz dzi-
siaj publicznie sic wykazac, IL sig
dopomaga wielkiej Ameryce do
wygrania tel wojny, jest pierw-
Sym i najsilniejszym obowiaz-
klein kazdego.
w Dywizyi cudzoziemskiej Pc
lacy winni zajmowac n~aczelne
mieisce tax liczba, jak i jakoScia.
Wszak wygranie tel wojny niko-
mu lyle ME przyniesie korzySci,
tvle szczeScia i lyle dobrobytu, co
nam Polakom. My tez n~ajliczniej
! najokazalej powinniSmy wystq,
pic, ably dowieSG, re stoimy i
STAG bedziemy wiernie i niewzru-
szenie PREY Ameryce, kt6ra lyle
dobrodziejstw nam niesie.
Niechze wiec w tym dniu niko-
go z mas ME braknie. Mech wy
stqpia wszystkie towarzystwa ma
rodowe i koScielne, MECH w po-
tgznei liczbie wystgpi9 matki !
o,cowie. synow majacych ma from
Gle, MECH wystapi nasza dziatwa
szkolna CIV re szkoi publicznych,
czy naszych parafialnych. Mech
wystapia n~ajliczniej i najokazalej
nasze towarzystwa uniformowa--
ne, gdyz dbac dzisiaj musimy o
to, aby sic wyr6znic. ably uwage
IA siebie zwr6cic, ably zewszad
SHY glossy i uwagi: Polacy ida!
Stahmy wiec wszyscy. ably W
tym okrzyku Polacy ida! by}o ola
ras uznanie, re Polacy godnie po-
parli Alta pozyczke wolnoSciowa.
a wiec godni So, ably Ameryka
zrobiia wszystko, co w jej mocy
ola wolnoSci i zjednoczenia Pol
ski. Pamietajmy, re jak my po--
przemy Ameryke, tax Ameryka
pas poprze.
Grenada wiec stahmy w sobo-
te! Mech szeregi nasze W podziw
ianych w~prowadza, gdyz tego
wymaga ME tylko sprawl tel woj
~, ale ! sprawl ndsza.
Zbiorka o godzinie 12tej "
Grand Parku, PREY Michigan ave.
! Van Buren, ulicy. Poczatek wy
marszu o godzinie Lei.
E. Jarecki, prezes,
F. Derezinsh, wiceprezes,
Y. J. Jozwiakowski, sekr.,
Jan S. Rybicki,
Maya Sakowska,
Ed. L. Ko{akowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
ejsi lekarze umarli ma zapalenie

DR.. A. O1Neill w imieniu Ger
wonego Krzyza znow wzywa po-
mocy ochotniczek, majacych do
Swiadczenie w pielegnowaniu cho
rych.
800 wypadkow nowych influen-
zy wydarzy}o sic W ostatnich
dwoch dobach W Evanston. Mkt
ME umarl. Dzieciom nizej lat 10
ME wolno bywac ma ulicach. Ro-
dice, ktore ten zakaz p~rzekracza-
!ja, beda karani.
w Great Lakes, Glencoe i Will
mette epidemic ustepuje. Ma sta
cyl Great Lakes warunki sic po-
prawiiy o lyle, re komendant
Moffett uwiadomii burmistrzoW
miast Chicago, Milwaukee i in
nych w poblizu, IL odstapic im
moze ludzi z korpusu szpltalnego
ma miejsce pielgnarek, ktorych w
tych miastach Jest wciaz "a mafo
w ChicaDo zaszio nowych wy
padkow influenzy i zapalenia
.p1uc 1912, a 135 osob umarlo ma
tie choroby.
Ma zebraniu przedstawicieli
wielkich klubow, uniwersytetow,
oraz organizacyi przemys}owych,
handlowych, zawodowych i finan
sowych wybrano wczoraj koml-
tet wykonawczy, ktory bedzie
wspopracowai z komisya i wy
dzialem zdrowia W akcyi przeciw
epidemii.
Wczoraj zamknieto szko}e sw.
Maryi Magdaleny W South Chica
60 jake reultat epidemii. Siostra
Malwila umarla, a dwie inne Sio-
stry 50 groznie chore.
DEMONSTRATED PRZECIW
OFERCIE NIEMIECKIEJ MA
ORCHODZIE STULECIA
STANU ILLINOIS. .
Wczoraj wieczorem ma pierw-
Sym re szeregu obchodow w
Auditorium z okazyi setnej rocz-
nicy p~rzyjecia Stanu Illinois do
Uni amerykahskiej entuzyasty-
czna publicznost urzadzAa de-
monstracye ma Geese dwu naro-
dow skowiahskich, uciskanych
Austro-Niemcow, da}a wyraz en-
tuzyastycznej a~probacie odpowie-
dzi PREF. Wilsona ma niemlecka
oferte pokojowa, ~domagajac sic
,bezwarunkowego ~poddania sic"
! uwolnienia wszystkioh ucisnio-
nych przez N;emcow i Austrya-
kow narodow.
Gl6wnym m6wca byl professor
Tomasz Masaryk, prezydent "de
facto" novel republiki Czecho'
s1owackiej. Przedstawif 60 Sa'
muel insult, prezes Stanowej Ra-
dy Obrony. Przemawiai take dr.
Hinko Hinkovich, by}y cz}onell
kroackiego parlamentu.
Teatr byl nabity. 5000 znajdo-
waio sic we wnetrzu a kilka tysie
cy ma ulicy, ktorych ME MONA
byio wpuscit ola braku miejsca.
Byli obecni oficerowie wloscy,
ktorzy So obecnie goscmi miasta.
Byli takze obecni konsulowie TO-
syjski, wioski, japohski i francu-
ski. Wloscy veteran byli take
ma estradzie, jak rowniez serb
soy. Miedzy publicznoscia byli
Polacy, Czecho = S}owacy, Serbo-
vie, Jugo = Siowianie, Rumuni i
Amerykanie.
Grala kapela wioskich grena-
dyerow, "a kazdym razem wywo-
lujac burze oklaskow. Kapela
wioska odegra}a hymn narodowy
amerykanski, co stanowi}o kulml
nacye entuzyazmu. CRAZY takz~
z Camp Grant i Grea:
Lakes.
P. insult potepi} w swell mo-
vie prase sensacyjna, ktora dodat
MIA reklame dala z poczatku ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

wczo, ably narody bedace W niewo
Ii niemieckiej i austryackiej, byly
z petow teutonskich uwolnione
pc wszystkie easy.
DR.. Hinko Hinkovich oswald
cyl, re wojna juz wygrana, lecz
ustawac we wysiikach ME MONA,
iesli zwyciestwo ma bye zapew-
nione. zadal rozbioru Austro-We-
gier jake jednego z warunNo"
pokolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

Wszystkim krewnym ! znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna via
domose IL najukochansza iona
/ matka nasza
S. p.
AnastaZya Kralka
czionkini Tow. NiepodleglosG
Polek ma Bridgeporcie, pc kr6t-
kiej lecz ciezkiei chorobie. po-
zegnaia sic 2 tym swiatem. opa-
trzona sw. ~Sakramentami, dnia
7go pazdziernika 1918 roku, o
godzinie 2:45 rano. przezyw~
sly lat 80.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W czwar
tex. dnia logo b. m. o godzinie
$3.50 rano, q domu zaioby pnr.
1928 N. Paulina ul.. do kosciola
Nasw. Maryi Pannv AnielskieJ,
a stamtad ma cmentarz Zmart-
wychwstania Panskiego.
Ma ten smutny ~obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
/ znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
J6zef Kralka. MAJ: Aleksan-
der, Roman. Leonard. synoWie;
Wiktorya. Veronica. Helena I
Eleonora. cork; wraz z Gaia TO-
dzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
w BAWARYI,

Londyn, 8. pazdz. - Bawa-
ryi przyszio do powaznych zabu-
rzen, skierowanych przeciwko TO-
dzinie krolewskiej, donosza ME-
potwierdzone komunikaty do tu-
tejszej Mail"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09
ZAMACH STANU w AU-
R

Amsterdam, 9. pazdz. - Rome
depesze z Wiednia wskazuja ma
grozacy zamach stanu re strony
stronnictw opozycyi. Mozliwosc
tego zamachu omawiana jest W
Wiedniu publicznie i jezeli dol
die do skutku, moze doprowa--
die do senzacyjnych rezultatow
miedzy Austrya i Niemcami.