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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
GOVERNMENT NOT TO INTERFERE WITH UNION VET
ERANS ON MEMORIAL DAY

Alter more than month of effort the Union
Grams charge OF the Memorial exercises
formed by railway officials that Government business
tey could not have special this year for their pill
srmage to the of the Union soldiers
VILE Comade Louis hayer looked disappointed crestfa
Zen when ne made his complain to the we Just
mad to step into the breach and help the old boys
pleasure to report that have direct Washington
authority to state that the train will be hand party
to Andersonve the schedule later We are
indebted for this splendid representative
the Hon. Chas Crisp who always the job his
stuens securing what they ghuy Wednesday
we sent the following telegram
Charles R. Crisp Washington, D, c.
See McAdoo and permit special train to An
Jacksonville usual via the A. B. & A. soldiers yery
anxious keep annual decorate graves dead
49, IelderS
To which received the following reply 245 afternoon
which will be fully appreciated by the old Veterans their
Washington D. c., May "a, 1918
Hon l. Gelders Fitzgerald, Ga
Director of railroads promised me today authorize
excursion train from Fitzgerald to Andersonvile May
Thirieth for Union Veterans.
Chas R. Crisp
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
Nora E. Stephens
Monument Unveiled

Sunday, May 10, 1918, White Pine
Grove No. 48, Woodmen Circle, paid
their last tribute of respect to a de-
ceased Sovereign when they unveiled
the monument of Sow. Nora E. Ste
phens at Finleyson, Ga.
The ceremony was beautifully and
effectively carried out. The forty
five members taking part in the cere-
mony wore their uniforms of white
and Circle colors of purple and gold.
Inasmuch as we miss the presence
of our Sovereign, we are glad to know
that her last resting place is marked
by stone that the passers-by may
read the name of good woman and
a true Sovereign.
Among the dead our Sovereign sleeps,
Her life was rounded true and well,
And love in bitter sorrow weeps
About her dark and silent CELL
No pain, no anxious, sleepless fear
lnvades her house; no mortal woes
Her narrow resting place come near
To trouble her serene repose.
Her name is craven on the stone
That friendships tears will often
wet;
But each true Sovereign's heart upon
That name is stamped more deeply
yet.
-lvl7 ;-rEx.a mssqws
So let her sleep that sleepless sleep,
Our sorrow clustering round her
head;
Be comforted, We loved, who weep!
She lives with God; she is not dead.
Sow. Eddye L. Stubs.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
JUNE 2Sth WAR SAVINGS DAY

Throughout the nation, June 18th
will be made rallyfng day at the
million or more school houses
throughout the country for CAM
paign for War Savings On that date
all of the people will assemble at their
school houses to pledge their cooper
alton in this movement, preparations
on the largest scale ever attempted
by any nation to arouse the interest
of the people to national cause are
being made. Chairman Bowen will
have Ben Hill county in line.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Georgia. Ben Hill County
Sarah Marlborough VS.. Scott Var
borough. Libel for Divorce. Ben Hill
Superior Court, July Term, 1918.
To Scott Marlborough:
You are hereby required to be and
appear at the next term of the SUI
perior Court of Ben Hill county, to
be held on the first Monday in July,
1918, to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above stated case.
Witness the Honorable D. A. R.
Crum, Judge of said Court. This
April "a, 1918.
D. w NJ Whitley, Clerk.
May24-3l June7-14
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
.CORDELE WOMAN IS
FOUND MURDERED
Bulletin

Bulletin
Cordele, Ga, May ga mob
of five hundred men stormed the
Jail here after midnight, seized
Jim Cobb, a covering negro sus-
pected of the brutal murder of
Mrs. A. L. Simmons late yester-
day, and rushed him in an auto
mobile to the scene of the crime,
where he was hanged to a tree
after break of day this morning,
and his body riddled with bullets.
After hanging Cobb the crowd
dispersed and all is quist today.
Mrs. Simmons was found beaten
to death with a club, her body
jabbed in many places with table
forks.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
NOTICE

Your street taxes are due, pay able
at the cit yhall to David L. Paulk, J.
H. Russell or
c. F. DIXON
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24

Cordele, May 22.-The body of Mrs.
A. L. Simmons, wife of well-to-do
farmer, was found in her home eight
miles east of here today. She had ap-
parently been slain by negro, and
the body had been punctured in scores
of places with two table forks that
were found in the yard.
An iron bar was found in the house
with blood stains on it and bloody
hair. The assailant had struck her
down with the bar, it appears, and
then taking two silver forks had pick
ed holes in her body
Discovery of Body.
The body was discovered by Will
Gibes, IS years old "a farm hand en-
ployed by Simmons, who went to the
house this afternoon for water. The
woman's husband remained in the
field.
The boy quickly returned to the
field and notified his employer when
he stumbled upon the body.
When the two reached the house
the husband found that his wife had
been dead, apparently, for some time.
Their 2-year-old child was crying on
the kitchen floor, at the side of the
body of his mother, tugging at her
garments.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24

Atlanta, May 22.-Maj Arthur Nc
Collum, state adjutant general, left
here tonight for Valdosta, to assume
command of the state guards sent to
that city from Savannah by Governor
Dorsey for the purpose of aiding in
the search for Sidney Johnson, ne.
gro, alleged murderer of Hampton
Smith, Brooks county farmer. Four
lynchings already have resulted from
the attack on the Smith home, near
Barney last week, in which Mrs.
Smith was founded.
The governors action followed re-
ceipt of word from Judge Thomas, of
Valdosta, earlier in the day that Sher-
if Brooks and Lowndes countiains
probably could not cope. with the
situation if Johnson is captured.
Johnson, who was the main perpe-
traitor in the killing of Smith and the
wounding of his wife, at Barney, was
surrounded in house in the southern
edge of the city and his body riddled
with bullets.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday next being the first Sunday
following the meetings of the South
ern Baptist convention, the pastor,
). J. Baker, will, at the morning serv-
ice, discuss a theme appropriate to
the occasion. At the evening service
at p. m. the pastors subject will be
After Conversion if any Man Sin,
What Them"
A cordial welcome is extended to
all. u
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24

One striking difference between the candidacy of William
and that of William Schley Howard real enthu-
STA for the former everywhere in Georgia while there
e latter anywhere Georgia Atlanta and the Fifth
grcsona district And disturbing of situation which
Mr. Howard and his friends have discovered supr
mgy strong Harris sentiment Atlanta 1t among
politicians but the people, who dispose
this matter of choosing without help the political
sharps.-Albany Herald
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
One Arrest is Made

Sheriff Ward was notified and pos
ses were quickly formed in the hunt
for the slayer. Jim Cobb has been
arrested and taken to the county jail
here late tonight.
At II o'clock tonight mob was
forming at the courthouse, and vio-
lence is expected before morning. The
sheriff, however, is mot certain that
Cobb is the one.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
Officers Wounded

A determined effort was made by
the officers to tale him alive, and in
the effort three of the men were bad
ly wounded by Johnson, who also was
firing. The wounded are Chief of
Police Dampier, Patrolman Dampier
and Dixon Smith, father of Hampton
Smith, the man killed The negro
fought to the last with shotgun.
After he had been killed Johnson's
body was tied to the rear of an auto
mobile by Brooks county people and
carried to Brooks, where it would be
burned, it was stated. Mrs. Smith was
given an opportunity to view the
body
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
JOHNSON IS SHOT TO
DEATH At VALDOSTA
Bulletin


Valdosta, Ga, May 23.-Order
was restored here today, and the
police authorities are confident
they. can handle the situation
without the aid of soldiers who
arrived early today upon an order
from the governor proclaiming
martial law. The shooting late
last night of Sidney Johnson, tn.
negro ringleader of the blacks ac-
cused of the murder of Hamp-
ton Smith, was the sixth negro
lynched as result of the murder.
Chief of Police Dampier, Po-
licemen Depseier and Dixon
Smith were slightly wounded by
the negro in a gun fight.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-05-24
PARIS RAIDED AGAIN
BY GERMAN AIRMEN

(By International News Service.)
Paris, May 25.-German airplanes
raided Paris again early today, drop
ping bombs in the Paris area.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03
ROLA OBECNEJ ARMH POL
SKIEJ.

Me ten master, kto zacza1, ale
ten, kto skohczyi. Znacie wszyscy to
przyslowie. Zaczeli to wojne inni, ale
kohczyt ia bedziemy miedzy innemi,
my Polacy. Rosya, kt6ra ma poczat-
ku odgrywala nawet powazna role,
dis ME liczy sic. Ten olbrzymi ko--
los, ten naszwrog dawny, zgniotf sic
wlasnym ciezarem. Dzisiaj ~pozostaje
drugi, waznieiszy nasz wr6g / to ME
tyIko nasz, ale caiej ~ludzkosci, Me
mice. I tego zgnieSc potrSeba.
Przypuszczam, re Mkt z Was ME
mysli, re to ME nastapi. Si}a ziego ma
jednego. Niepodobna praypuScit, ably
wszyscy razem ME mogli mu Gao ra-
ay. Tylko musimy iSG razem. DO, je-
cell bedziemy ist pc kolei W pojedyn-
ke, to ka5dego z mas agniecie. A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03

vice raZem. Chodzi o to, ably mas
teraz jak najwiecej wystapilo. A wte-
dy wszyscy razem Hop i Niemiec po-
konamy.
A potem, kiedy nastapi chwila
zwycieskiego, r~adosnego powrotu zol
nierze polscy beda jedni z tych, kt5-
rzy z radosna pieSnia ma ustach po-
wr6ca do swych ukochanych. Oni be-
da tymi, kt6rych sic sasiadom z du-
ma pokazuje, a kt6rych szczesliwa
matka, czy iona, do piersi z milosci
przytulili, z kt6rych nietylko rodzi-
ma, nietylko narzeczona i przyjacie--
lie, ale miasto Gale dunno bedzie.
Wyobrazcie sobie tylko to chwile
powrotu naszych wojsk. Miasto Gale,
ozdobne we flagi, muzyka rznie,
zdaje sic, re same traby graja z ra-
doSci, a tycziowieRu idzlesz sobic z
karabinem wsr6d szpaleru ludzi, kt0-
rzy CT zazdroszcza. 1dziesz troche
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Komitet skladajacy sic z PIP. Ed
warda Tokarskiego, Wiktora Radzth
skiego i Franciszka Bartowa, z To-
warzystwa Patryotycznego i'm. Stefa-
ma Buszczynskiego, grupa EOS Il. n.
P. ma Kazimierzowie, przez iamy
DZIENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO"
donosi, il czionkowie T~owarzystWa
tego zlozyli jednorazowy podatek ma
,,Dar Majowy" ~nastepujace ofiary:
Grubihski J6zef, 50; Rafihski Czesl.,
So; Grzegorzewski J6zef, So; Gerwat-
kiewicz. Jozef. SO; Grzegorzewski Jan,
IS: Jarmuszkiewicz J6zef, 50; Klu--
cynski Michat. So; Lepkowski Michaf'
50: Longwicz Pawel, 81; GrzeszkoWlaK
Antoni, So; Teska Teofila, So; JopeK
Mich. 50: J~aglowski Sylw., s.; Smo-
czyhski Andrzej. 2; Rutkowski Franc,
81; Kuflewski Stan, S.: Rafinski Boil,
So: Piotrowski Wojciech, 81; Napolski
Tomasz. So: Slania Andrzej. 81; Cichon
Ant, 81; C~hudzinski J6zef, So; lyle
wicz Nix, 81; Tokarski Edw.. s.: WSrz
| binski Konstanty, 50; Lepkowski Alexis
So: Koiodziejczak Wojc., 50; Herek Jan
W., So: Radzinski Wiki, 50; Deresze-
wicz Stan, 80; Jaglowski Piotr, 81; Te-
ska Wojciech, So: Szymaszek WI, So;
| Serdiuk Teodor, 50; Piotrowski Mich,
81; Herek, Piotr, 50; Krawczyk Stan,
81; Tuchowski WI, So; Jabio6ski St.,
So: Mitrenga FIR, So; Slania Jan, So;
- Co., 90. nU-SEi II
So: Zarzeczny J6zef, IS; Grzegorzew-
ski Waclaw, 50; Jab(onski Jan s., 81;
Dranicki STAN, 50; Kluczynski Mich. II
50; Chudzinski Stan, 81; Miszczak Joz.,
So: O~zminkowski FIR, So; P~eszynski
WI. s.; S~tefanowski Adam, SO; Cygan
Karol. 81; Nowak Michaf. So; Janickt
FIR, So: C~zechanski Jan, SO; Gogola
Pawe}. 50; Bonk Leon, 50; Gogola l.
gnacy, 50; Krul Bron., 50; Maciejewski
| J6zef, 50: Niziolek Ant, 81; Murawskt
WI, 50; Osiecki Zygmunt, 81; Polak
Br., So; Zaryczny lar s.; Wlezien FIR,
So: Kluczyhski J0z., 50; Gulczyhski A,
So; Rafinski Bernard, 81; Rafihski Ell
mer, So; Barlow FIR, 50; Sindowski t.
So; Ciesla Grzeg., 50; DR.. Spera Fran
ciszek. SIS: Wodaj Piotr, 50; Skarpih-
ski Franc, S25; Lisowski Kaz., 81; Ku-
piecki Kaz., 81; ADMINISTRATIVE WI,
50; Ozminkowski Jan, So; Grzegorzew-
ski WI, So; Grzegorzewski Felix's, s.;
Jezierny Piotr, 81; Sakiewicz Fr., 81;
Szymanski Wojciech, So; Grzegorzew-
ski Franciszek, 81; Tokarska Elzbieta,
IS; Tokarska Korn, So; Janicka Ma
rva. S.; C~ieslewicz Roman, 81; DR.. Bo-
ma J.. j., S.. Razem $294.00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03

ia sic o religijne wychowanie MILO
dziezy st6sownemi srodkami. A srod-
kami tymi So: Wykiady, przyklad,
reguIarna spowiedz i Komunia sw.
Staraja sic o zdrowie cielesne swych
czIonk6w "a pomoca gimnastyki. gier
i zahaw ma swiezem p]owietrzu. Sta
raja sic Zakres og6lnych wiadomosci
swych czfonk6w rozszerzyc. Podaja
swym czIonkom broh skuteczna do
reki ma odparcie zaczepek nieprzyja-
Ci6l WARY. -.
RodziCe! Towarzystwa Mlodziezy
Polsko-Katolickiej czekaja ma Wa
see poparcie. u Waszem wp0lpracow-
nictwem zdzialaja n duzo ola do
bra naszei miodziezy. Wasz syn
skorzysta ma ten wiele!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03
OdezWa do ROdziC0W.
.(Agitacyjna.)

hOUZlC CLuNOJNTS'
Mad synem Waszym! Dlaczego!
Poniewal niebezpieczenstwo gro--
ri, Straszne rzeczy opowiadaja nam
kroniki sadowe q lat ostatnich' to''
m~lodocianych przestepc6w stale CO.
rocznie priced sadem ola chiopco" '"
Chicago 1000 IA kratkami pon
kIuczem 1000 we wiezieniu Tub ma
nrzymusowem wyChowaniu W zakia-
dach poprawy. Jaka potworna llcz-
Ia. Wczcie do rak akta sadowe: lie|
smutnych spraw mlodziezy tam znaJ'
dziecie. Ma OLGA i Matke Glen poueJ-
rzer;a " ich caicm zyciu ME pad'
- syn ma sadzie "a kratkami Jak
~ domu. Ale czyz sami ME widzicle'
co sic z miodziezq dzieje? kiamstwo'
pieposIuszenstwO panoszy sic wsroo
niei. Czyz ME widzicie braku oby-
c~zainosci wsr6d miodziezy? Czyz ME
s,vszxcie hardych odpowiedzi z ust
sypao CYL ME s~karzycie sic ma brak
,oszanowania ~starszych wsrod dora-
staiacego pokolenia?
Skad to wszystko? Poiowe dnla
snedza m~lodzieniec pOza domem. -
Zbawczy wpiyw. rodziny, d~bajaceJ o
dobro mlodziana, maleje, wzrasta ma
tomiast wpiyw obcych, czestokroc o.
hoietnych ma les miodej duszy. Try
nrscv " warsZtacie i W fabryce ma
rozony lest dorastajacy mlodzieniec
czesto ma pOkuse niesumiennych iu-
dzi. kt6rzy iadem zepsucia i zgniiiz-
nv duchowei staraja sic z~nieprawic 1
,otruf mIode i niedoSwiadczone SERGE
nowego p~odwladnego Tub kolegi'
WpIyw rodziny juz tam ME siega' a
zIv kolega i przyjaciel wpfywem swo-
i'm bury wszystko, co rodzina PIE
czoIowicie w sercu syna wyhodowaia.
szkola zbrodni zas ola miodzlezS
lest GAS wolny pc pracy' czas De%-
u~1vtecznie spedzony i zmarnowany'
Uczniami Wasi synowie. Nauczyciela-
! mi zas ich sa starsi zepsuci koledzy'
CbyviIka wolna. Jui sic zeszli. Koz-
mowy ich brudne, piesn1 len oeI-
wstydne, zabawy niecne,
brukoweeo ulicznika. T~owarzyszami
;cb kostki ! teatrzyki. Otto ich zaJe-
| Gle W wolnych chwilach Ably jak mai
wiecej pieniedzy zdobyc, chwyta1a
sic navel niegodziwych sposobow. W
wolnych chwilach chodzi do teatrzy-
KIN. A wielu mlodziehc6w kilka ray
tygodniowo tam srotkac MONA. Tan
xvidzi mfcdzieniec rzeczy niemoralne,
bezwstydne. WidZi jak sic zbrodnla-
RE i zlodzieje zakradaja do miesz-
kan. jak uchodza bezkarnie. widzi
| lax zIo / 2 brodnia tryumfuje a do
bre mi cnota. Teatrzyki wychoWuJa
Gale zaStepy miodoclahycn Pi-oe'fP
| COW! Najbolesnieisza rzecza Jest to-
ie rodzice ME wiedza jak ich syno-
vie Gas wolny spedzaja, DO synowie
czesto w haniebny spos6b ich Okla
muia. Vice ratujcie synow Waszych!
Ably VAN pom6dz w wychowaniu
syn6w Waszych, 81 T~Owarzystwa Mo
dzieiy Polsko-katolickiej. NakaniaJ-
Gle syn6w Waszych, ably do mich wste-
powali iak nailiczniej. Towarzystwa
MIodzieliy Polsko-KatOlickiej zabez-'
piecza syn6w Waszych pred wpdy--
wem ziych koleg6w. Towarzystwa
Mlodzieiy Polsko-Katolickiej stara-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03
I HECEW|SCH, ILL,

W zeszia niedziele odbyl sic bazaar
W sail p~arafialnej sw. Floryana UREA
| dzony staraniem Dziewic R6zanco--
wych. Komitet skladajacy sic z Pa
MEN Rozalii Kr6lak, Ludwiki Lo-
rene, Rozalii Owczarak, Franciszki
Ginalskiej, skolektowal sporo fam
| tow cd tutejszych biznesist6w, kt6re
| ~rozlosowano. Czysty doch6d przezna-
| czono c~zesciowo ma korzysc parafii, a
reszte do ,,Czerwonego Krzyza". Ba-
gar udaf sic mad s~podziewanie do
brze. uznanie nalezy sic komitetowi
"a mozolna prace, ably bazar odbyi
sic tax znakomicie.
*
w poniedzialek W zakladach Ia
bryki Western Steel Car and Foun-
dry Co." odby{a sic u~roczystosc roz-
winiecia Flagi Honor. Inwokacye
odprawii Wiel. x. Floryan NJ. Chod-
niewicz. proboszcz parafii sw. Flo
ryana.
Ia staraniem Wiel. ksiedza pro-
iboszcza odbywa sic W sail parafial--
nei szkola obywatelska, sporo kan
dydat6w ma papiery obywatelskie l.
czeszcza ma wykiady, kt6re sic Cd
bywaja co niedziele o godzinie 4tej
popoludniu i ci co papierow obywa-
telskich ME posiadaja maja mako
mita sposobnost sic o ME postarat.
Wiel. ksiadz proboszcz z komite-
tenn krzata sic energicznie mad ko-
lektowaniem podatku narodowego,
lecz znajduja sic tn niektorzy ,,bla-
szani" p~atryoci, kt6rzy chot sami mic
ME daja, ale rozsiewaja pogioski, re
Ksiadz to robi Ida wiasnej korzy-
kci". Wstyd i hahba takim oszczer-
com!
~
w n~iedalekiej przysz}osci ma tn
stanac fabryka okretow PREY jezio-
re Calumet, ktora wielce sic PREY
czyni do podniesienia tutejszej oko-
Icy.
N~iediugo przeciagnieta zostanie IL
mia tramwajowa z South Chicago tax
re "a 5 cent6w bedzie tn MONA PREY
jechac re wszystkich okolic W Chi
cago.
Klub panien pod tytulem Busy
Bees Knitting Club rozpocznie W
tych dniach wiezienie potnik6w i
skarpeteL Ola Armii Polskiej; czyn
to szlachetny i godny poparciaL
w. l.. p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03
Wiadomosci z Parafy
PoIskich W Chicago.
z HAWTHORNE.

Sadzimy, &c chyba Gala Polonia W
Hawthorne, o lie ~jeszCze ME siyszaia
lax dsielnie graia chiopcy kapeil FOL
skiei = obozu, to juz p~rawdopodoo-
ME czytasa W dzienikach, ktore tax
DUO pisa o tel dzielnej / nlezro"na
!, pei kapeli. GdybySmy sic wiecej in
~teresowali sprawl OsobiScte bardzo
Ola mas wanna i zywo mas d~otyczaca,
to piepominelfbySmy sposobnoSci, a
by byc gremialnje ma koncercle ka-
nell Polskiei, kt6ry sic odbyi W ME
dziele 26go maja. Konccrt, co do wy
konania prograrau wypadt swietnle'
Kapela grala ~prawdziwie pc wojsko-
wemu, porywajac "a serca Obecnych'
TO tez oklaskom i bison ME byto
konca.
Kapela sklada sic z &Otu zuchow'
naszych bs2ater6w, kt0rzy dusza
screen oddani Oiczyznie, gotowi So
W jakikolwiekbadz spos0b Jej siuzyG.
poczatek programu mniej wieceJ
lax nastepujc: Kapela Polska ode
grala hymn amerykanski The Star
Spangled Banner. N~astepnie orga-
nizator Micha( Perlowski wypowle--
dzial move W kt6rej zachecai MILO
dziez polska do wstepowania W SEE
regi Armii POlskiej, gdyz tylko przez
wlasna krew mozemy w~ywalczyc o.
czyzne uasza z rak wrogow naszycn.
P6zniej wypOwiedzial move patry-
otyczna hasz miejscowy proboSzcz X.
B. ~Czajkowski. Dalej p. SchroJda'
prezes C~entralnegO Komitetu, wypo-
wiedzial r6wniez patryotyczna mo-
we. a przytem chwalac prace naszeso
KOmitetu Obywatelskiego W HaW--
thorne, - ma Czele, kt0re5o stol
nasz ~proboszcz y. B. CzaRowski pre-
zes tegoz komitetu, il W tax krotklm
czasie wyslali5my sporo ochotnika'
DO juz 5Ociu a Swiezych kilku zapi--
sanych. Podnosil take zasiugl ma
szych Polek, kt6re sic zajmuja wszel-
kimi przyborami dla ochotnikoW l
przyrzadzaniem kolacyi i obsfuga.
Sa to: PAM JadwiSa Miller, PAM
Pietrzak. PAM Malzacka, PAM Sta
szak, PAM J~ablonska, i wiele innych.
Polski Czerwony Krzyz i'm. Hele-
ny Pa~derewskiej, rOzwija sic SWEET
ME. przewodniczaca tegoz jest PAM
Jadwiga Miller, kt6ra ~pracuje i "a
checa drugie, ably jak najwiecej zro-
bic przybor6w dla naszych woi-kow
polskich. w tych dniaCh wysfano 500
p~rzybor6w do szycia do Centralnego
Komitetu Mr.. ..
Komitet Obywatelski W Hawthor-
ne, mia} swoje posiedzenie, 27go ma
ia, ma kt6rem zdal sprawozdanie re
swell dzialalnoSci, jakotez z docho--
dow i rozchod6w.
DoCnOu z kOhCeELu "yhOoA "'-'0''
kt6ry wyslano do C~entralnego koml-
tetu No. ,.
Przyszle posiedzenie Komitetu O.
bywatelskiego odbedzie sic logo
czerwca, W poniedzialek,, o 1880 VIE
Czorem. ma kt6re zaprasza komitet
Szan. Obywatelki i Obywateli, ably ra
evil przybyt jak najliczniej.
Komitet PraSy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03

moze chudszy, DO zoinierski chleb ME
.Irzy, idziesz opalOny, idziesz r6|nD
spokojnie lax ten, &C s2e|a'i swoj
najwiekszy / najswietszy obowiazek
a ma piersiach biyszczy ci krzyz "a
sluei wojskowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03

Reklama 3est podstaws licsnyon
przedsiebiorstw ameryk.rslich. vice
przemys}owiec polski dobrze zrcbi
isaeN stale reklamowae bedzie sw6j
interes " DzIENNIKU CHICAGO
UIII1G
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03
TOWELING

Lniana crash materya
ma reczniki. piekna borta,
bardz0 absorbujaca mate
rya. peine sztuki, SPECIAL
ME ma te wyprzedaz, D
jard0w M
IA .....s.s..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-03

Klub panien pod tytulem Busy
Bees Knitting Club rozpocznie W
tych dniach w~iezienie potnik0w i
skarpeteL ola Armii Polskiej; czyn
to szlachetny i godny poparcial.
w. L. p.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-11-15
Chancellor Macmillan Has al.
ready rendered Resignation
to Kaiser Bill

London, November 9-Practically
the whole of Germany is reported to
be seething with the spirit OF
revolt. Important cities all over the
country are in the hands of the revo-
lutionists according to the most au
thentic reports that can be received
At Munich the workmen and soldiers
are reported to have revolted and
declared that Bavaria was a republic
and an Independent state.
Dresden is also reported to have
been seized. Stuttgart the capital of
Wutemburg and the whole province of
Schleiswig- Holstein are in the hands
of the revolving party. 1t is even ru-
mored that the entire German cab
met has resigned. Lockstead, Echen-
ford and Brunswick are controlled by
the new party and Essen the seat of
the famous Krupp gun works is the
scene of a mighty struggle for supre-
macy. Other cities that are reported
to be held by the revolutionists are
Hamburg, Kiel, Bremen, Tilsit,
Schwenn, Bremerhaven, Wilheshaven,
Flensburg,
All the German navy with the ex-
ception Of the third squadron is claim
ed to have been seized by the party
In uprising. Chancellor Max is re-
ported to have already rendered his
resignation.