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NOTES.

The Broad Az may appear 70 be short
Of lis usual quota of reading matter.
That fact comes from the fact that the
wife of the Editor has been desper-
atelv i'll and is still in the extreme
crisis of pneumonia, while the Editor
himself is suffering from the effects of
his eeaseless vigil and an attack of
the prevailing ailment.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

On Monday evening last at the
quarters of the Peoples Movement
Club the former students of the col
leges and schools managed by the
American Missionary Association gath
cred for reunion. The upper floors
were packed with men and women and
boys and girls, some of former wears
and some Of yesterday, such as had at
tended Fisk, Atlanta, Straight. Tonga
loo. Talledega, Tillotson, Hampton and
incidentally Howard and some others
which have affiliated with the A. NJ. A.
Among the officials of the of the A. NJ.
A who were present were Rev. W. T.
Holmes, President of Tougaloo near
Jackson, Miss, and Mr.. White General
Secretary, who delivered charming
speeches. 1t was significant that among
those Of yesterday were DIR. Allen A.
Wesley, formerly of Fisk, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Mollison and several of
their children. Mrs. Mollson is a
graduate of Fisk, where both her hus.
band and herself were students. Dr.
Lawless, father of the NJ. d. of that
name, is a field officer of the Associa-
tIon and has been honored by it for
years. DR.. and Mrs. Oldham are also
among the prominent attendants upon
the function. Mrs. Mary A. Roberts
Smith of the Urban League was
prominent Fisk graduate, prominent in
the reunion. Miss Strayhorn, a student
Of the Chicago Conservatory, former
Fisk student gave a piano recital
which was a classic. Refreshments
were served and all voted the evening
a great success.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25


Many persons abroad have inquired
of The Broad AK as to the treatment
Of the eOlored people charged with as
saults in eases growing out OF the late
unpleasant conflicts in Chicago. We
have not the figures at hand but we
have reliable information that the
juries have been a bit more than fair
in most of the cases. OF course there
have been some cases in which the re-
suit was inevitable, but all in all the
eolOred brother has been given a fair
deal Of course there have been many
inquiries about the trials of white per
sons charged with riOting, but that is
promised to come later. Sufficient unto
the day is the evil thereof is a good
enough motto for the present. States
Attorney Hoyne, who has been under
fire by many of his political enemies,
declares that no guilty man shall es-
cape for any lack of the punch in the
prosecution of those who disgraced
Chicago, be they white or black.
There was big banquet at the Nor
rison Hotel on Tuesday night, the DIST.
All the big Deneen leaders were in at
tendance. 1t was given out that it
was for the purpose of stimulating in
terest in the election of candidates for
the Constitutional Convention and also
for the aiding in the election of two
Messrs. Struckman and
Rush for Judges in November. Many
excellent speeches were made, and
among other things it was limited that
the organization might under certain
conditions furnish to the great State
of Illinois a Senator The diners took
the roof of when it was limited that
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

Mr.. Harold E. Simmelkjaer, elOcu-
zionist, has been engaged to play a
part with the famous PrOvincetown
Players. He is the first and only Ne
gro to appear with these famous anna
tours who comprise some of the mem
bers of New York s first families.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25
Resolutions Passed.

Resolutions asking Congress to
promptly consider the needs Of dis
abied soldiers, to provide for better
opportunities for them under the Voca-
tional Bill and TO give to all ex-serviee
men regardless of rank in the Army 4
bonus on the basis of a stipulated sum
Tor each month Of service were passed.
Another resolution requesting the Min
lstry Of all churches throughout the
state to observe November Q, 1919. as
American Legion Sunday by dcdieat-
ing their sermons on that day TO laud-
ing the ideals for which this great or
ganization Of ex-warriors stands.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

The life and habits Of community
should be so regulated that the few
shall not bc able to harm the MANY.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

Florence McClain were the stars. Many
new songs destined to be sure hits were
introduced. Next weeks show Will be
ga Fool There Was featuring the
talented Abbie Mitchell.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

No mother now need be afraid Of
dIPhtherIa. Vaccination with toxin
anti-toxin prevents il. Consult v0ur
family doctor and protect your little
ones against this dreaded disease.
which killed forty-scycn children in
Chicago last month.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

Governor Dcneen might be enlisted in
the cause TO assist in the Senate the
great work to be done by President
Lowden whose boom was launched in
z great burst of applause. Among the
eolored men present were: Coils. ". f.
Mollison and J. IL. johnson and Mr..
Harvey A. Watkins, the big leader in
the Deneen camp in the Second Ward.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25
Future Of the Legion.

The session Of Peoria eOnvinees the
writer that the Legion is destined to
play a great part in the furtheranee
Of Democracy and fair play in this
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

Play for grown ups means simply re-
creation or relaxation from daily
routine. Play for children means much
more. 1t means growth and dcvcIop-
ment for both body and mind. the gain
ing of life.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25
Vol. XIV. October p, 1919. No.

Entered as Second-Class Matter, Aug.
10. 1902. at the Post Office at Chicago,
H., Under Act of March 3, 1879.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

You cannot raise healthy children in
unhealthy homes. Proper housing with
an abundance of fresh air and sun
shine, with clean, attractive surround
ings. all contribute NIGHTLY to bodily
health and vigor.
The broad ax., 1919-10-25

The United Civic League has in
dorsed the candidates. of DR.. Charles
II. Roberts, George H. Harris and John
Clifford Hawkins, the eolored eandi-
dates on the Republican ticket.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
dTosa po1aetfzlq.osz-
cledl Wiele czasu.
Plany dostarczania pO-
CITY aeroplanamf pi'ze
proWadz8ne beda w
przeciagu przyszfegO
r0ku lax ranortuia..

WASHINGTON, IS grudnia.--
.Da1sze szczegoly Wzgledem pro.
ponoWanego rozprzestrzenienia u
sfugi pocztoWej 20 pomoca aero
plan6W do Wybrzezy Pacyfiku
do Atlanta j zaproWadzenie no
wei liniiL pomiedzy St. Paul, Min
neapolis St. Louis W przeciagu
przyszleggo rohu, dane bylo dis
Lomitetowi izby pocztowej przez
asyst: Generalnego poczmistrza
Prayer a. z operoWalliem noWych
,1mii poWiedziaI pan Prayer, dos
tarczanie poczty 2 New Yorku do
San Francisco odbyioby sic 2 szyb
koscia okolo dWuch dni, a poczta
q Atlanta do New .Yorku zajela-
by ~ do Il godzin czasu., Przez-
naczenie So 00, 900 na uzytek u
:trzymania / rrozprzestrzenieniau-
pocztoWej "a, pomoca aero
plan6W bylo zadaniem, lecz komi-
tet odlozyl decyzye ia pozniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
KOMUNIKAT

PoWoiuJae sic na 10. kkonnu ln1lsat, 2
d d MACS b. m. Ko1nsailafsGeneeral
1y wv zWracaa z ca4y1n nae1sk1em IVA
EeaWszyHstklch zalnteresowanyehE
~ uster brSfn1aey: nkonsplat
zm rul jest Wstrzy1nnacc Wyda-
EWsan1e paszportoW. AZ do odVoia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
New York chce nowe) bazy-
Tiki

NEW YORK, - grudnia. Cd
FpoWiedz ma zapytania wys1ane do
|Papieza Benedykta . urzadzenie
Bazyliki W kosciele sw. jana
|Chrzciciela otrzyma ks. Arcybis-
:kup Hayes, jrtro. Patycya byIa
Epodpisana przez tysiace rzymsko
5katolikoW q tego miasta, .zadajac
azeby oltarz 2 relilswiami Ola vie
cznego ubostWiania PrzenajSW.
SACRAMENTO, .WystaWionego we
.dnie j W nocy ola naboznych byl
ustanowiony W kosciele, W mai
Wiekszem miescie calego sWiata."
Nigdzie Wcalych Stanach Zjedno
czonych ME egzystuje TAXI oltarz.
Kosci66l sw. Jana Chrziciela wy
.Tlto9masza Fortune Ryan,a kosztem.
miliona dolar6W jest uwazany
Y e najp pick islj b9qtdowe.W
MERGE. 4.;. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
zwiqzany pIzez TO-
walrzysza aby olnYllc OLGA.

NEW YORK, 10 grndnia.-13
letni Kard Winfield zostaf Wczo-
raj Wieczorem znaleziony przez
swego ojca Il drzWi jego aparta-
mentu re zWiazanemi rekami i no
ggami Wziety jake zastaW. Karol,
ktory byl vaginal cztery dni temu
opowiadal ponllra historye oidzie
ciokradztWie Etory jak OH opo-
wiadaI pjsaf listy :. pogr6zkami O.
trzymyWanemi przez jego ojca Cd
czasu :jego znilniecia, domagajac
sic $50 "a jego bezpieczny pow
rot. DIS, W krzyzowych zezna-
chlopiec upadI i wyznaI re
on jego towarzysz zabaW
Tough JONES'" uplanoWali mi
kIliecie i pisal listy. wyobrazajac
sobie otrzymac pieniadze "a kto-
re mogliby sobie uzyc. Drama
tyczny powr6t, powiedzial OH, byl
uplanowany jakoby mial O.
znaczao ucieczke z zatrzymania
.dy on i Tough niecierpliwili
sic dlugiiem czekaniem ma pienia-
lzn =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
ln1llli l zsallt1zynIule poclag 4
byotalie tonaesgo ehlotta.

LOUISVILLE, KY, u grudnia
-Pociag Chesapeake & Ohio, M.
I25 przybyl wczoraj do Louisville
Q Is minut. "a p6zno, lecz my
nie1> John Cavins obecnie pochle-
bill urzednikowi kolejowemu ra-
portem re on zatrzymaf pociagg;
zaraz kofo Hartford, KY, ably o.
Gallo zycie ch1opcu, kt6ry wpadf
do mroznej sadAaWki'.
Cavins powiada re jego pociaagg
szedl wolno W okolo ostrego skre
tn, gdy z%obaczylem chIopcoW kto-
rzy bezskutecznie starali sic oca--5
lie toWarzysza . sadzaWk1 mlyn--
L6d byI "a cienki azebsy
m6gI mnie utrzymadc, vice rzuci-
lem chlopcu sznur, kt6ry po Wiel--
klein mocoWaniu sic wysilkiach
ably sic utrzymac ma poWierzchni
woody, okrecif go " okolo siebie j
ia 60 Wyciagnalem. Zabra}em go
ma stacye kolejoWa j przez STU
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Alanci chca przyyjjaGc niiekktt6jre Amer. WaflnHIi v TTralktaattaci1
bedze powIdeona
n1ona1chia.

BERNO, IS gr1i1dniia. Wee
rzy powroca wkr6tce do monar:
Chi, st6soWnie do osWiadczenia
podanego do zjednoczonej prasy,,
przez szwajcarskiego podr6znika,
ktory co tylko peWr6cil 2 Buda-
pesztu.
Blisko % p.oeent ludzi gloso-
Wa}o "a poWroceniem monarchii,
powiedziM on, lecz zaWsze jeszcze
jest pewnem kto zostanie kr6-
lem. Stare modni rojalisci uwz-
gledniajja Acknowledgements
go cesarza Kar6la, gdy inni mys-
Ia ze jego syn, Franciszek J6zef
Otto z Wielkim Ksieciem Jozefem
jake regentem poWinien Wstapic
ma tron. Inni So "a WezWaniem an
giclskiego ksiecia, lecz pod tym
Wzgledem niella ustalonej pre-
wagi.
Usilki wzgledem poWrocenia do
dawnego ekonomicznego zycia
posuWane sd 1laprzod przez Veg
row, powiada podr6zny j wsze-
lii,;lo Nil; c;n# ohnn, 10 nTznrn 5yc1n..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

#. * ---.- -'ar- --.--EI.--
HATTIESBURG, MISS, bylo
.jedynem miastem niedostepnem z
powodu wody,-gdy okoio 20 In
.nych bylo czescioWo odciete.
Stwierdzono re $500 os6b, glow
ME ncgr6w zostafo bezdomnych z
powodu s'lewu Hattcsburga j
Meridian
Setki in4lyh mieszkanc6w w
zalanej okolicy zmuszeni byli do
-ucieczki, lecz utrata zycia ME by
Ia wielka. Dwoch kolcjarzy Ultra
clio wczoraj ziycie w Mississippi
w wykolcjeniu 2 powodu podmy-
cia toru, meyer utona} w Meridian
i dwie niewiasty a take jeden
zolnierz We wtorek w nocy ME-
dalcko Atlanta, gdy automobil
przejezdzal przez uszkodzony
most: P6zniej spodziewano sic
wiecej raport6w o utopieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
W llli' Brytania ma zs j
vykapic handel IkieIoW
kOszt WYn0sIiT S1,5OO,-
900 Jakl. Il 7 Z 10.
mltet piracy.

gru,d1niia: - W
kupienie przez panstWo #Wielkiej
Brytanii handful alkoholoWego,
pociaggalo by "a soba 100000
600, stosoWnie do komitetu, kto'-
~ przyspasabia kompanie, robot-
nicza ola ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mte--
resu. Obscene zapatryWania wy
kazaIy re zorganizoWana praea,
gruntownie uwzgglednia naturali-
zacye projektu, jalk twierdza.
Prohibicya, jak utrzymuje komi-
tet, ME Wytrzyma proby, lecz pu-
blicznosc brytyjslka chce ulepsze-
mia. ma stanowisku domoW publis
cznych. Take ulepszenie jest
wsp6fubiegawczse, byIoby ogol--a
mem kupowaniiem " ca11y,5m ksraHi
i kontrola handful. ss.s5
- Is = .E[ESE EEH ~ S6F SG+E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
H. A. Garfield ustapii jake
federalny administrator O.
paIu.

WASHINGTON, IL grudn. -
F7ermalnc oSswiaGczcnie o rezyg-
naeyi administrators opa}u Gar
fielda spodzievanem by}o dis w
Bislym domu. Powiadaja, re DR..
Garfield podal swa rezygnacye,
poniewaz ME zgadzal sic z glow
'Ecmi wnioska;ni rzadowemi, ktG-
re zzazeggnal,y, stra;5 Weegglo1pyy-
Chociaz wicd:iano &c rezygancya
kYla posiana do prezydenta, l.
rzedowe .u]pew1,ienie ME zostalo
go dzisiejszego dnia osiagriete.
Ami Dr. Garfield ami sekretarz
Tunulty ME clcieli o tenn dysku-
znanem byio re DR.. Garfield
sprzeeiwia} sic uchwa{om propo-
gcgi,. kt5re zakonczyiy strajjkk,
weglowy poniewaz Gu utr:zymyr
wal re bylby to n%ieuchronny po-
nEadek wyznaczajacy niechybne
peawyzszenie. cen ma weggle Ola
kliea1t6w. .OponoWh on stanow-
exc wszelkim, zamiarom podwyz-
szenia detalicznych cen wegla.
- = = e 80 - - - n. 4 II e+A q
Czy prezydent przyjmie lezygg-
nacye ME wiadomo. Czfonkowie
gabinetu stoja 20 "a ugoda wa
r,lnlkow, pomimo &c i prezydent
Wilson powt6-zyf wczoraj swe
poswiadczenie propozycyi przez
posaanie kongratulacyjnej wTiado-
mosci do John'a L. Lewis, czyn-
n:eggo prezydcnta orgganiizacyis zjez
dnoczonych robotnik6w gorni-
czych, 20 przyjeciu ukladow
przcz gor1likow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
b~ezdomnych zpowo-
du wyIewu ma poludniu.
Georgia, Alabama, j Mis-
sissippf najbardziej de-
tkniete ZaleWem.

ATLANTA, Ga, II grudnia.-
Kilka tysiecy os6b jest bezdom-
.nychS jeszcze wiecej znajduje sic
dis bez piracy 9 powodu wylewu
rick W Alabama, Georgia i Missi-
ssippi. Plany ;azdy kolejowej
szczegolnie W nizszej czesci Ala
bamy i Mississippi zostaly zdemo
balizowane i czesciowe straty O.
:szacowane SO ma m;iiony dolar6w.
Rzcki W tych stanach Wezbra1y
do najwyzszcgo stopnia ja!1iego
nie osiagaly Cd wieiu lat, jake re-
zrltat ciezkicn dcszcz0W W pierW-
szejj czaesscii t1ego tygodnia, leczdzis
woody zaczely ogolnie opadac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Przedmiioteln jest pogodzic Sc
nat / potWierdze Traktaty.
Londyhska
osiagnefa ulHtlloo'WN!e ma sad
poluboWy aby zgodzic.
sic re St. Zjedn. st6sOW-
ME do paryskiegO Matin.

LONDYN IS grudnia. John
w. Davis amerykanski ambasa-
dor odwiedzif wczoraj pc. poiud-
niu Dovling ulice, gdzie premie-
rzy i inni doradcy byli ma konfe-
rencyi. Raportowano re obecnosc
Lloyd'a George i Cicmenceau am
basadora Davis polaczona byfa
wczoraj Z propozycyami podda-
nemi Z ko%nferencyi prczydentowi
Wilsonowi, kt6ry podda przyjete
traktaty pokojowe ogolncj opinii.
prdlicznej w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. Vice hrabia Chinda amba-
sador japonski byi takze zawofa-
NY ma. konfercncyc prawic pred
xakoilczcniem. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

A subscriber writes that the 4ehiefstronblee
with the country IS too many people ~. the
white shirt brigade; too few in aprons and
~overalls. There seems to be something in that
theory.
There was a time III this country when
manual labor was considered honorable The
old school readers used to talk about the Dig
nifty Of toll. and emphasized the John Smith
doctrine that only those who work should eat.
But there has been a. gradual growth Of
the idea that the object Of an education Is; to
escape work. We have been. taking on the Eu-
ropean idea Of caste; that the object Of am
bition should be to get into tie leisure class
or at least getSinto some politeSoccupation
where one would not get his: hands dirty.
Wesha been turning out
~fessional men, trades people and people IN
eral disassociated from the actual work Of pro-
duction. -s@@.s*@s*.5.sssz.
Too many boys. have left good farms to be
clerks or small shop keepers. Too*many of. our.
incoming aliens. have turned to trade rather
than to agricultural or manufacturing produc-.
tion.
Small wonder perhaps, that those who
have become mechanics, or Field shands,o have
turned to some other occupations which produc-
es muscle and sweat have become admitted and
in some cases show a. disposition to become a
privileged class.
Multiplying the agencies and Institutions
which deal only in distribution, in catering to
the desire of the people for luxnries rather
than necessities, in unduly duplicating the
very necessary work Of onveyin u tp1t from
the producer to the consumer, makes heavier
= heavier the load which the average man
list bear.
The problem which. requires solution is
that Of increasing production and doing the.
necessary work Of the world. This means that
more people must do physical work. The sub.
scriber who writes to this paper on the subject
says there areatoo few people ID the overall
brigade and too many people in the white
shirt continge telling the reel workers what
TODD.
To what extent are all=elements Of our po=ss
pulation, whether mployer or
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

whether hand workers or brain workers, pro-
szdneingg below what should be the. minimum?
How many have been taking it too easy?
Theswhole question after all comes down
to the.-.very simple procedure Of every day
life In every community in the country. If
every man*would take it home to himself and
get right on the Job in the old-fashioned way
we would soon be pulled out Of our troubles.
There is too much looking to the government
for solutions of which government is incapa-
BILE. There is too much talk Of what the other
fellow ought to DO, and too little doing of ones
own particular duty.
There is too much false education Of youth
as to- what constitutes an honorable career. A.
good maehinist is a far more. useful member Of
ssseeietyyS thansan Indifferent or even a merely
slfperfluous professional man. Ashard working,
intelligent, successful farmer IS about. the most
useful, independent and praiseworthy citizen a
c0untry.sean produce a yea. or two pounding
IRON or digging coal would better education
for the average youth unaccustcmed to physi-=
cal labor thanstle same amount of time spent
ii any college ia the country.
The people nnl1ustnstak e home to themselves
some Of the blame for many of the evils of
which they complain There is q general#pro-
test against profiteering,, but there is also a
very general participation in 1t. The most CON
scieneeless profiteer is not always big business
it may be the small tradesman who spends his
leisure time crying outfagainst the plutoerats.
The seatof much ofSourztronble is too general
acceptance Of the idea that physical toll is>a
discreditable thing and a source Of great per-.
sonal suffering. This IN a country where most
Of our Presidents have been atone time in their
career manual workers.
Its an interesting study for one to look az.
bout himself in his daily rounds and see how
m1cll#of the. near llaborys that IS going on could
be dispensed with; how heavy is#thisstol upon
actual production And it viii help one to un-
5dtrstanl the part people generally are play
ing inthe creation Of the very evils they talk
about aasHif they were the resllts Of remote ma
zchinations.
From NE National Republican.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Bslszewiey viada aIIlie IA
Denakina..
0dparei na kaukaakim
fr0ncie przez kozafoW
hawaii 81 poWraca:

- 4tf@EE.E- Observation-Disclosures
LONDYN, y grudnlia. Urze-
dove zeznanie wydane dis przez
offs Wojenny g1osi ze ochotniccy z
armii gen. Denekin'a Wypedzeni
zostali 2 Pieryatina 80 NIL ma
Wsch6d cd KijoWa pod rzadem
PotlaWy.
Oswiedczenie glosi ze Wolska
Denekin'a upadiy " ty1 do Iinii
obronnej wzdluz kolei P%ot1aWsko-
Kiiowskiej lecz obronily sic same
korzystnie " poaycyi otacza5acej
Know " promicniu 20 mil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

LONDON, Is grudnia. Miko-
laj Lenin, premier bolszewik6w,
w przemawianiu na- pierwszymm
rosyjskim: kongresie w Moskwie,
oswiadczyl &c fundamentalnym.
skonfrontowaniem problemu rza-
du sSo,wiiet6w bylo zorganizowanie
miastach i zdobycic stronnictwa
.p%omier1lych wiesniak6W. On dos
.magai sic prawa do postepu usta-
nowicnia systemu soWietu.
Krytykujac pomicrnych wies-
niak6dw, wy1ra5zia sic jakoby to byl
dobry uczynek ola gfodnych ro=.
botnik6W.
ability u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
&ronnictwo pokojoWe iesI "
~ sgsEsas. Rnn6Ae@ gsa. 2eas

BREsT, 1Ig1Ndh. Frank =.
Polk, amerykanssi pod sekretarz
stanu, gen. Tasker, IL. Bliss Hen
~ White, ostatnizz amerykanskiej
.delegacyi pokojoWej, po~zostajaey'
Francyi, przybyli tn dis oil.
godzinie rano. Wgiedli om bez-
.zWlocMie ma transparency okret
ma ktorym odplyneli do
5Stan0W Hjednoezonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Belaewi!ai1eIzpo! l4
ofensyWa.

Estonia, " grudnia.
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fcnsyWe ma ffronlciie NarWa 20 81
skropnym oggnm artyleryjnym,
.dziesieciu zabitych zostalo dosta-
.W,ionych pozycy EstonczykoW.
IWszystkie ataki zostaly odparte,,
kdonosza raporty zciezkiemi
.stratamIii Wyojsk bolsaze,WlyiiccliIich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
an 7an;kr;."'a WeteranoW

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cteram wojny swiatowej,
inkorporowanej, ogloszone byIo
til dis przez komitet nafodeWy,,
przedstaWiajaey tes try ofgganizaB-
eye. Zgloszenie do kongresu Be-
die zaraz robione 9 charter.
Spodziewanem jest platlle aoWas
rzyszenie : 100000 czlonkoW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
:. aer0planu.
ability u

LONDYN, ~ grudnia. -=5Geor-
gge 3 Rand, p%resydent bankuMa
.riine National Bank " Buffalo,
;N. y, spadl wczorajj 2 aeroplalln
.niedaleko Catenhan, Surrey j 20
.sstalt ma miejjsscu zabity. Puh, Bra
DIZZY, kttor.ys by plotem u maszy-
NE zosta1 ciezko poraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
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AURORA, No, II grndnia: =
zDrukarnia spo1ki wydawajacejj
1.-THE Menace zosta1a dis znisz-
czona przez ogiem.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-07
BETTER SERVICE CAMPAIGN

The Express Companies under Y.
s. direction and control, will on Feb.
II launch a "Better Service" CAM
paign which will continue for one
month. It is the purpose Of the Ex-
press Companies to not only call on
every mployee but the shipping pub
lie as we'll during this campaign to
help avoid in every way possible any
thing that will retard or delay prompt
delivery Of all express matter.
The employees are cautioned and
requested to be particular in routing
all shipments, to be vary careful in
noting the addresses of all packages
and in very way aid prompt and COR
rect deliveries Of all express matter
The shipping public Is urged and
requested observe better packing
and better marking Of all packages
and thus assist the employees to make
correct and prompt deliveries Of all
consignments.
The north Mississippi herald., 1919-02-07
BATTERY "A'S" OVER.
SEAS EXPERIENCES
Written By Dudley Wagner,
Corporal, Battery "a" 14Oth
r. A. American Expedition
ary Forces, France.
BE PROUD, YE MOTHERS OF MEN

DE rNOUD, YE MOTHERS OF MEN
Weep not, ye Mothers of men whose
blood
Was shed that We might live.
Almighty God gave him to YOU.
BE proud that We had him to give.
Be proud, ye Mothers of men who
sleep
In the sacred soil of France.
Be proud that he fought in the War
for Right,
Be proud that he had the chance.
Be proud that he wore smile on his
lips,
That he died with his face to the
Foe;
That ne went to his God with eyes
to the Front,
As soldier of God should go.