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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13
is now on in full blast and if you take time to compare our
prices viii any ca1aog house or other competition you will ave SOM money

6 Bars Crest Toilet Soap Csc
Baking Chocolates per - lb. 18c
3 Bars Beat 'em all, Soap Csc
3 Cans Lye Csc
3 pkgs. Macaroni, Spaghetti or Vermicelli Pic
8 Cans Medina Pork and Beans ............. SOC
z Cans Fowler's peas 100
Giant Brand Pineapple per can 23c
q No. l Lamp Chimneys for ......... $500. Csc
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13

40 Pair sox. n
Box IS.
100 Hospital bed shirts !.
20 Bath robes
SO Pair operating leggings
so Pair operating caps
10 Pair bandaged bed sox
10 Knitted wash cloths
"a Handkerchiefs.
Box sc.
1900 Gun wipes
Is Comfort pillows
so Pair operating leggings
Box 81.
100 Rolled bandages
20 Scultitus bandages.
Total Of Shipment for past two weeks
60 Suits pajamas
1856 Bed shirts
46 Bath robes
lis Pair operating leggings..
10 Pair bandaged foot sox
IS Pair bed sox
so Operating caps.
Bandages.
400 Gauze dressings.
100 T-bandages
| 1876 Abdominal bandages
so Four tailed bandages
60 Scultitus bandages
1876 Triangular bandages
70 Rolled bandages.
Knitting.
255 Sweaters
1856 Pair knitted sox
! IS Pair knitted wristlets.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Devils Lake State Bank
at Devils Lake, in the State of North Dakota, at the close Of bust
ness March 18th, 1913.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $2O6, 1890
IC~verdrafts, secured and unsecured .............. 47988
Warrants, stocks, tax certificates, claims, and Liberty
Loan Bonds 22,71289
Banking house, furniture and fixtures 5,582O0
Other real estate 6,03798
Due from other banks. $38,849.45
Checks and other cash items ....... 6,926.64
Cash 6,527.95 52,3O404
Total -. $293, SO
Capital stock paid in -. S 100000
Surplus fund ........ 100000
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid. 1,60413
Individual deposits subject to check. .$105, 979.79
certificates of deposit ......... 102,124.13
Savings deposits .................. 22,188.64
Cashiers checks outstanding 49,. 4,99S.O0 235,28556
State Of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey.
l, H. Z. Schultz, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
ledge and belief. H I. Schultz!
Subscribed and sworn to Before me this 18th DAY Of March, 1918.
t. ARTHUR R. sMYTHE, Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
J. THOMPSON
JOHN A. COWAN, Directors.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13
Dry Goods

New Idea Patterns, each .lOc
6 Spools Cotton or Silk Thread Csc
a Spools G. Nc Cotton Csc
Regular SOC Ribbon Csc
Remnant Ribbons at Bargain Prices.
Lot Of lace up to 1Oc per yard at ..........3 &c
I Lot Of lace up to. zoe per yard at ..............8c
I lot of Embroidery up to 10c at ......3c
Lot Of Embroidery up to zoe at !. ..........8 Sc
Regular 1Oc Buttons at
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Regular 35c Buttons at 19c
Don't overlook our bargains in Ladies, Misses and
Chndren's hose.
Ladies' Summer Vests 8 for .25c
Good Wool knitting Yarn per skein ......... SOC
Good Curtain Scrim per yard =. -.....1 5c
Good Apron Bingham per yard !. q. .10c
Toile du. horde GinehraInFs 1. !. NJ. .. .......... .23c
Big Line Of Silks at Bargain Prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23

Quite "A number OF pretty girls
from 1.-The Follies' have stepped
from the stage to the screen, but
none with greater success than Mar
ian Davies, seen here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
THEAT'ERS
Al THE OLIVER

The present attraction at the oil
Yer theater Is Miss Leone i'm The
Brat The Brat" is real
play. produced originally by oliver
Morosco, having played last season
OF the Colonial theater in Chicago.
Miss Leone could give Miss Fulton a
run for her money in the title role,
for every point was put over with
unerring precision and the perform
ance went with bang from the
first spoken word. The company
was excellent from any point of
view The male lead i'm this par
ticular case was taken by Mr.. VIII
let's i'm an unusually satisfactory
manner. proving a great foil as the
drunken son of the house. to the
character Of Macmillan Forester
capably played by Mr.. Flint. All
members of the cast, Miss Van Or
den, Miss Etsridge. Mr.. Dampier
and others lent ample support TO
the principles in this unique little
drama and the final curtain went
down on a thoroughly pleased au-
dience. There will be a matinee
Tuesday and final performance
Wednesday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
AT THE AUDITORIUM

TO He'll With the Kaiser This
exclamation has been said either
silently or aloud by patriotic Amer
leans and lovers of decency every
where Everyone agrees that the
monster OF Europe is not nit 10 live
anywhere else. But in the screen
production which is tOdays attrac-
ton at the Auditorium, the express
sion is taken literally The Berlin
beast is actually shown in the hot
place How he gets there. and what
becomes of him after his arrival
form an interesting part of the pic
ture il is said Ii is only a part,
however Mingled with events. now
historical are tender romance and
vivid drama A family of Ameri-
cans living i'm Europe are among
the leading characters. and are in
strumental in bringing about the
tremendous denOuement The
daughter of the family demands
dire penalty for the fate that over
takes her little sister at the hands
of the dastardlv crown prince. The
picture. which is one of the best OF
che many war dramas. will be
shown for three days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23

his wife after she had shot The re-
cruiting officer believes that Bill
had shot himself i'm the hand to es-
cape military duty, and while de-
nouncing him for a coward the
wife confesses to protect the honor
of her husband. Previous TO the
climax their son informs his moth
er that he had been accepted for
military service. The wife and
mother. realizing the mistake Of
her former "ttitude. becomes
reconciled TO her husbands and
sons duty and gives them a hearty
send-off
Senator" Francis Murphy.
chairman of the committee" Of
fers a monologue in the form Of
stump" political speechs. which
furnishes his audience with many
good laughs. the actor injecting
enough local matter into his act to
greatly improve il. He responds to
an encore with four minute talk
on the Liberty loan. his services
having been requested by the South
Bend Liberty loan committee.
The bill is closed by Choy Heng
Was troupe of Chinese magicians
and jugglers
The Universal Current Weekly
and the allied war pictures COM
plete very entertaining pro-
gram. J. J. d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
Vt TIE ORPHFINI.

The Orpheum theater offers an
other eood bill for the first half or
The current week. beginning yester-
day afternoon The show is opened
hv the Artois duo. high class com
edy horizontal bar performers. fol-
lowed boy Haddon and Norman. in a
comedy singing and talking act
that pleases. Lillian Kingsbury.
Ned Dano and company present a
sketch The Coward" timely.
patriotic Offering that holds the
feature position on the bill in "a
creditabe manner. The leading
characters Miss Kinesbury. as the
wife of miI-wOrker. and Mr.
Dano. as the mill worker. are par
uCllarly s,rong The story is that
of couple with four children. the
oldest Of whom is Is and a boy
The father is extremely patriotic
and deeply feels the need Of going
Co the front. hut is held back from
day 90 day by his wife who is Of
the same opinion as many women
iu every day Iife-that she needs
her husbands help TO provide for
The family and that other inen can
DO the lighting Bill the husband.
refuses % make known 10 his
friends and the recruiting officer
his reason for NOT enHsting. and
by 5U is considered coward His
children are scorued by others for
that reason. until finally conscrip-
tion is adopted and Bill is one OF
the first 20 be called His wife
however. not knowing of the pass
sc OF the law. enters as her hus-
band is preparing 90 leave with the
recruitiuc officer. In her anger she
shoots her husband in the right
hand while the officer awaits out
side the door The latter. hearing
the report OF the pistol returns TO
the room and nnds Bill with the
uistol which had been taken from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
LAST DAY Of BIC
ATHLETIC MEET
Many of Greatest Athletes in
Country Will Compete
in TOday'S Events.

CHICAGO. Sept 23.-America' $
athletic stars viii strive for the
highest individual honors of the ma
ton Monday when the closing
events of the three days program
of the National A A L. champion
ship games Will be decided at the
Great Lakes naval training station
field.
The events are for the alI-around
championship, which has attracted
"A entries from all parts of the
country. and the championship re-
lays. The relays will bring togeth-
er the greatest number Of teams
that ever competed in an athletic
carnival Five are on the program
the 440, the $50, one mile, two
mile and four mile races. There
will be eight teams in the 44O-yard
event
The Pelham Bay naval training
station team A. expected to win the
four and two mile relays. as the
team is composed of stars, includ-
ing Charles Pores. who broke the
national five mile record in the
senior championship yesterday, and
VIII G. Gordon, another crack east
ern distance runner. The Meadow
brook club Of Philadelphia also will
send d strong team into the re-
lays.
The Chicago Athletic association
team. which bagged the junior and
senior championships is a favorite
tonight TO win the 44O and $50 yard
relays, although the Great Lakes
team may cause an upset
Earl Thompson. a former Dart
mouth star. now a member of the
royal air force of Toronto, Canada,
Lieut.. Alva Richards. former
Olympic champion, now stationed
at Camp Fremont, Calf. and Az
cry Brundage, and Lieut.. Carl
Buck. representing the Chicago
Athletic association. are picked to
fight it out for the all around cham
pionship. Lieut. Buck is in the avi-
alton service at Kelly field.
The events make up the COMPETE
ton in the all-around champion
ship. Brundage has won the title
twice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
BOWLING NOW
OCCUPIES STAGE
Local Leagues are Getting a
Good Start for Season
Standings.
BY Jeho-ephat spare.

Gradually the bowling game is
breaking into fun sway and the old
organizations are breaking into the
fray. Monday evening the Electric
league viii break the ice playing
their games in the Orpheum alleys.
The Orpheum Trio league which
was expected to usher in its season
last week. did not get away. But
they have got their leaks patched
up and Will begin operations next
Friday evening The City league
has finally ironed out it's difficulty
and the four clubs which began the
season have been augmented with
two additional teams. the HOosier
Creams an Mishawakas filling the
breach
OF the several leagues which
ushered i'm their schedules last week
some very respectable scores were
turned in both ia team and indi-
viduaI work The Sudebaker
leagues. which operate under the
handicap system the handicaps Of
the close of last season prevailing
were very near the standard set by
the handicapping committee, which
shows that the boys are quite in as
good form as they were at the close
of last season leaving plenty Of lat
titude for improvement. Similar
conditions prevailed i'm the oliver
and other leagues. In the West
Side league. the Greening Specials,
a new club in that organization,
turned in over $500 for their series,
which IS really an abnormal show
ing for this early stage Of the sea-
son
Double Century Performers.
A respectable showing was made
in the double century class. of
which 10 players showed in the first
weeks play. OF these the veterans
Charlie Schmidt. now working i'm
the Vehicle league. leads the bunch
with the respectable showing of 231.
which bowlers would be proud of in
mid-season play If the old boy
serves this up as a sample of this
seasons standard we are among
those to award him the individual
championship without further par
ley. Dale Gour, of the Commercial
league. showed a good second with
2e6. while Steve Bolka of the Wilson
Bros. league, was a good third with
223.
None OF the boys were able 20 ne
gotiate a 200 rating during the
weeks play. although Hugh Morri-
son and Al Sbambaugb both of the
City league. negotiated the distance
twice. the former accumulaung SIS
for the distance Mike KOvacs Of
tne West side league was the big
gun i'm the series. showing 597, fall
ing but three pins short 20 get into
the select class. The complete list
of honor boys for the week are APP
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
BEAUTY IN
DIPLOMATIC STORY.

Washington, d. c. has been made
the scene of the incidents shown in
The Burden of Proof" the LaSalle
feature picture today. Marion
Davies is the attractive star who
plays washington girl enmeshed in
a diplomatic plot by a jealous wom-
an spy. There are many scenes of
society and war office detail; also
views of the capitol ana street pa
rades. The story is slow in getting
started, but the dramatic finish is
interesting. A capable cast supports
the pretty star. The news shown in
the Screen Telegram is interesting.
Tuesday. Jack Pickford in Mark
Twain story. "Huck and Tom"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
TO HELL With THE KAISER"
At the Auditorium today, tomorrow and Wednesday.

Hardwoods VS.. Mishawaka.
Shdfer Lumber CO. vs. HoOsier Creams.
yIUBSDAN.
oliver League
Specials rs. Designing.
Sales VS. Purchasing
Production VS.. Metal Pattern.
Forge rs. Factory.
InpectIol US. PlOw Points
Machine shop vs. Accounting
Grey Irons vs.. Wood Pattern
no. Z Gang vs.. stock
FRIDAY.
Orpheum Trio League
Eight clubs
Wilson Bros. League
Cutting vs.. shipping
Stock rs. Underwear.
West side League
Monday -Greeuing Specials VS. Almls.
Tuesday Happy Five VS. Cflll TaXis.
Wednesday NJ. IT, vs. Nyals
Friday thoka Stars vs. Seifert Bros
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
E EEB

NOTICE-The Afternoon Edition of The
News-Times carries a special review of
LsSalle Pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23

The Screen Telegram, shown here
each Monday and Friday, is like a
cable from the front. Not mo-
ment is lost i'm getting the details OF
the latest happenings on the battle
fields of France to the LaSaIIe
screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23

The books of Mark Twain have
been popular for many years; the
vaudeville song, "Huckleberry Finn, 4"
was a popular hit; the "Huck and
Tom picture we show tomorrow,
with Jack Pickford and a strong
cast, is bound TO be popular.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
GREAT LAKES BASEBALL
TEAM DEFEATS NORFOLK

GREAT LAKES. III. Sept. ga
Before a crowd Of 10000 blue
Jackets. the Great Lakes naval
training station baseball team tri-
umphed over the Norfolk naval
station team to I in the first of
series of three games today.
George Cunningham. until recently
with the Detroit Americans, pitched
for Great Lakes Catcher Clemens.
formerly with the Chicago Nation
ais. drove out two homes runs The
teams will meet again Tuesday and
Wednesday. Score:
Great Lakes 900 2O1 410-S 10
Norfolk ......OO1 900 OOO-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23

Il certainly like the music at the
LaSalle." said patron the other
day. 1T il restful, artistic and har-
monies with the excellent screen
you show. None of that
hand-Organ. steamboat whistle. and
Kidding the pictures with funny
noises for me-
i
Mary PiCkfOrd il coming i'm
"M'lisS," dramatizcd from Brete
Hprte's great western story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-23
TOMORROW
Mark TWain'S Immortal
Characters
"HUCK AND TONI

The very spirit of youth and
fun and American bOyhOOd are
to be found throughout the en-
tire five reels of Jack Pick
ford's latest Paramount picture.
Everyone who ever read
"HuckIcbcrry Finn" or saw
Pickford's Tom Sawyer will
want to see this one.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
Bacznose Spiewacy.

Pr6ba generalna spiewu ma Dzlen
Fclski ma Wielkiej Wystawie Wo-
,jennej W niedziele, dnia logo Wrze-
snia, W parku Granta, odbedzie sic
DZlsIAJ, we czwartek, poczatek o
godz. 8mej wieczorem - W sail
Zjednoczenia, r6g Milwaukee ave. l
Augusta ulicy - ma ktora p~roszeni
So o przybycie wszyscy spiewacy l
spievacZki, kt6rzy uczeszczali ma
.pr6by spiewu. Spiewacy i spiewaczki
kt6rzy ME byli ma zadnej wsp6lnej
lekcyi, udzialu W spiewie ma wy
stawie Wojennej bra6 ME moga;
przeto i ma probe spiewu dis VIE
czorem ME maja obowiazku przycho
dzic.
o liczne / punktualne przybycie
upraszamy:
ANDRZEJ j. KWASIGROCH,
BRONIShAW RYBOWIAK,
ZYGFRYD FILISIEWICZ,
Komitet Spiew6w Dnia Polskiego
ma Wystawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12

przygotowanego przez Komisye Woj-
SkOwa.
5. Spiew, muzyka lub deklamacya.
6. Odczytanie i p~rzyjecie rezolucyi
opracowanej przez Komisye Wojskowa
kt6ra bezposrednio pc wiecu odesiana
ma bye do Prezydenta Stan0w Zjedno
czonych i ambasador0w pahstw allan
ckich.
7. Wezwanie miodziezy do szereg6w
Armii P~olskiej.
s. OdSpiewanie hymnu ,,Jeszcze Pol
ska ME zginefa".
Wieczorem zabawa towarzyska z po-
lOwem o~chotnik0w.
Ia tydzieG pc przygotowaniu przez
Komisye calego programu ,,Dnia Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi" pOs}ane beda
do wszystkich gazet, organizacyi, Sto-
~warzyszen, TOwarzystw, Duchowieh-
silva, Centr6w acknowledgement | Komi
tet6w ObISatelSkich SZcZeg0fOwe ok6l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
KWESTYA POLSKA JESZ-
CZE ME ROZSTRZYGNIETA

Kopenhaga, IL. wrzeSnia. -
Stosownie do ~berlinskiej ,,Vossi-
sche Ztg." panstwa centralne ME
rozwiaza}y jeSzcze kwestyi poll
skiej, ktora podjeta bedzie nd no.
wo ma konferencyi w Berlinie po-
miedzy admira}em Won Hintze a
baronem Burianem. Reprezentan-
Ct polscy ME beda wezwani ma
konferencye, dopoki ME przyjdzie
90 zgody W ogolnych zarysach
r1iedzy dwoma panstwami.
MOVIE ZDOBYCZE BRYTYJ-
SKIE.
Londyn, II. w~rzesnia. - Woj-
ska brytyjskie przekroczyfy ka--
nah du Nord ma pomocny zachod
cd Havrincourt. w tenn miejscu
LIMA kana4u stanowi gfowna O.
bronze miasta Cambria cd po}ud-
niowego zachodu. Ma froncie ma
p6anocny zach6d ID St. Quentin
armia brytyjska zdobyia wsie Yer
mand, Attily i Vendelles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
re SO. CHICAGO.
z MICHAtOWA.

Do szkoiy parafialnej Sw. Micha}a
Arch, zapisaio sic trzysta dzieci,
ktore rozpoczefy regularna nauke
szkolna W ubiegly poniedzialek, pod
przewodnictwem CzcigodnyCh Si6str
Nazaretanek, ktore kieruja szkola
parafialna.
w niedzie1a, dnia 22go wrzesnia,
W parafii sw. Michaia Arch, gdzie
proboszczem jest X. Jan Lange, Cd
bedzie sic uroczyste poSwiecenie l
rozwiniecie F1agi Siuzbowej (Servl-
ce Flag o godz. Sci popoiudniu W
czasie nabozenstwa Nieszpornego.
Pc nabozenstwie prawdopodobnie Cd
bedzie sic obch6d poSwiecony ku
czci tych CO So W s}uzbie wojskowej,
tax W Armii Amerykahskiej jak l
Polskiej. lie ma razie gwiazd zawie-
rae bedzie powyzej wspomniana fla
ga dotad jeszcze ME wiadomo. POI
niej nieco o tenn wiecej n~apiszemy.
w niedziele, dnia % wrzeSnia b..
r. W koSciele Sw. Michaia Arch. Cd
bedzie sic Odpust - W dzien patro-
ma parafii. Msze sw. beda ~odprawio-
ne W tym samym porzadku jak zwy-
kle W kazda niedziele.
x
Dnia 3Ogo wrzeSnia b. r, W ko-
sciele sw. Micha}a Arch. r%ozpocznie
sic neutrality-suspicious. nabozenst-
wo poiaczone z odnowieniem Misyi
Sw. UroczystoSci te potrwaja Oh
niedzieli do czwartku.
Choir meski i'm. Fryderyka Cho-
pima, z powodu poboru wojskowego
utraci} kilku zdolnych Spiewakow.
Jednakowoz Choir ten rozwija sic
swietnie, gdyz inni w~stepuja i zapei
niaja miejsca tych, co poszli bronic
praw wolnoSci | wymierzyc surowa
kare sprawiedliwoSci podlemu Gle
miezcy narodu naszego polskiego.
Dyrygentem ch6ru jest szeroko INA
ny W koIach spiewaczych p. Broni-
s1aw S. RyboWiak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
Wazn0 Ola Reyes
trujacyCh sic DIS.

DIS regestruja sic wszyscy
nezczyzni cd 1890 do Ago roku
zycia. Wobec tego podaje sic do
wiadomosci:
I. Kazdy W oznaczonym wieku
rcgestrowaG sic musi.
2. Kto sic zaregestruje, jeszcze
przez to sano ME jest wziety do
wojska.
8. Kazdy regestrowany bedzie
musia3 wypehie kwestyonaryusz.
4. Cd tego, jak ten kwestyona-
ryusz wype4ni, zalezee bedzie, czy
bedzie m6gi iSe do Armii Polskiei,
czy do Armii Amerykanskiej. Ola
tych, kt6rzy ME maja papierow
obywatelskich, ami tez pierwszych
papierow, waznym jest W tym
kwestyonaryuszu rozdzia} VII,
w kt6rym ma pierwsze pytanie
nalezy odpowiedziec NO, ma
drugie pytanie Yes, zas ma py-
TAME lite nalezy odpowiedziee:
Yes, Polish Army in France"
Zaznacza sic, re prawo poboru
nieobywateli Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych do Armii Polskiej ME costa
10 W niczem ograniczone, oraz "a
znacza sic, re zo}nierze polscy
maja zupeinie te same prawa, co
i zo{nierze innych artnii, a W szcze
golnoSci, re So ubezpieczeni ma
wypadek kalectwa lub Smierci.
Macie teraz wybor Polacy. AL
DO ~p6jdziecie pod sztandar Oria
Biaiego jake ochotnicy, albo dro-
ga przymusowa do Armii Amery-
kanskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12
Dziei Armii PO|Skiej

JIlICl LINg OhSSS
Polskiej Komisyi Wojskowej, czytamy
Dnia ego pazdziernika, 1913 roku IL
p1ywa rok cd chwili utworzenia pier
wszych centr6w rekrutacyjnych. Dnia
9-go pazdziernika, 1917 roku pierwsi
ochotnicy wyS1ani zostali do obozu
Kosciuszki w Niagara on the Lake.
BY uparIietnic te rocznice, oraz prag-
nae upamietnic tax Znamienny ola mas
dzieG 17-go lipca, 1918 roku, w kt6rym
TO dniu pierwSze zaStepy pOlskie zo1-
nierza. a mianowicie pierwszy pulk
Strzelc0w Armii POlSkiej z pufkowni-
klein Jasicnskim ma czele zaje1y Odci-
mex frOntu bOjOwegO we Francyi l We
SLY do tranSzy, aaeby walczyc PREY
boku amerykaGskich, f~rancuskich /
w1oSkich armii o wOlnoSc narod0W
swiata caIegO, W kt0rym to dniu pre-
zydent Francyi p. Raymond Poincare
W otocZeniu1 wSZyStkich cz1onk0w ko-
mitetu Narodowego W Paryzu, pred
stawicieli Stan0w Zjednoczonych, An
gill i WIoch wreczyf temu puikowl
sztandar bojowy, ofiarOwany i'm przez
mieiska Rade Paryza, uznajac tym
sposobem nar6d polski, jake strOne wal
czaca O Wolna, Niepollegia i Zjedno-
czona Polske z dostepem do morza:
Komisya Wojskowa ustanawia ME
dziele, dnia ego pazdziernika, 1918 r.
iako ..Dzie6 Armii Polskiej we Fran
CYL, w kt6rym to dniu pc ca}ym obsza-
RE Stan6w, Zjednoczonych, gdzie tyl-
ko nar6d polski zamieszkuje, we wszy-
stkich centrach wojskowych / para
fiach przygotowane bye maja i pre-
prowadzone wielkie Vice. Narodowe
nastepujacym programem:
Rano, W miejscowoSciach gdzie sic
znajduje parafia, Ksiadz Proboszcz cd
prawi naboze1stwO u%roczySte ma in
tencye zwyciestwa oreza polskiego mad
naszymi wrogami pruSakami i austry-
akami, IA uproszenie Najwyhsze2o Bo-
ga O Wolna i NiepOdlegia z dostepem
do mora Polske. y
w miejscowoSciach, gdzie znajduja
sic dwie, kilka, Tub kilkanaScie parafii
mieiscowi ksieia odprawiq identyczne
n~aboaeGstwa i urzadzane beda r6wno-
znaczne wiece.
Pc nabozenstwie lud polski zgroma-
dzi sic ma sail parafialnej, a W miej-
scowoSciach, gdzie niema sail takiej-
ma zam6wionej wczeSnie sail - udeko
rowanej flagami polskiemi i alianckie
mi, gdzie wybrany przedtem Komitet
Wiecowy lub miejscowe Komitety Oby
watelskie przystapia do wykonania ma
stepujacego prOgramu:
1. Otwarcie wiecu przez miejscowe-
go proboszcza prezesa Komitetu Oby-
watelskiego lub prezesa Komitetu Wiz
cowego.
.. OdSpiewanie hymn6w narodowych
amerykanskiego i ~polskiego przez to-
~warzystwa Spiewacze Tub ch0ry para
fialne.
8. Zaproszenie ma estrada prezes6w
miejscowych towarzystw i chorazych
re sztandarami.
4. Nova uproszonego m6wcy wyjas-
niajaca zebranym Gel ustanowienia
Armii Polskiej i odczytanie Specyalne-
go referatu = ,odczytu". Tam gdzie
ME znalazfby sic odpowiedni m6wca
wystarczaloby odczytanie referatu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-12

Mkt, projekty, rozrzutki, / ogioszenia,
odbitki odczytu 1 rezolucye, kt0re row
niez podane beda W Biuletynie.
Wszystkie pisma polskie prosimy o
.przedrukowanie niniejszego.