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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Neio Home for
Children

Dear Miss Grey: In answer to Il.
l." IN your column. on the evening
Of tho 27th. please refer him TO The
Peoples Modern School. at 373i 18th
ave. n. Y. The school has recently
been started by Anna Falkoff. a
graduate OF the University OF wash
lngton. and II this party wiii 30 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Informal Dance

Mrs. Kathryn Bryant entertained
thirty. Ave guests with an attractive
informal dance at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Vincent u. Miller saturday
evening. Mrs. Luclen Sasnett assist.
ed Mrs. Bryant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

Rome unusually clever costumes
distinguished the masquerade dance
With which Miss Camille Masoney
outertAined nifty guests at her sum.
nnor home across Lake Washington
saturday evening. Halloween deccra,
tens were effectively used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
To Gipe Musical
Program

Miss Mary Louise Rochester and
Miss Blanche wcnner will Civ. a
musical program ON board the u. y.
\. Seattle for the sailors Tuesday eve.
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Hdllo,ceen Dance

Miss Thelma Barbour entertained
oone of her school friends with an
attractive Halloween dance Thursday
evening at the home 81 her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Barbour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

Mas Helen. Bernstein entertained
With a small informal luncheon at
her home Friday afternoon. Later
the PARTY attended tho Broadway.
xFnnklin football game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Mrs. Frink Hostess

To compliment Mrs. urauhart Ice
- New York. Mrs. Francis Guy f.rink
vas hostess at an informal luncheon
a the sunset club this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
} L. By
Office
Gipes Dance

For some OF hc- classes nj Broad.
way high school. Miss Mary cheai en-.
tertsincd with small Hailoween
dance At her homo Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Tea for Mrs. Beck,cith

with Mrs. q. Villas Bcckwith. VII
has recently come here To i've.
honor guest. Mrs. Edward l. osrrei
40 hcstcss at an informal tea 81
her home saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
E,aterfai,, With Dinner

lera c. L. Torkelson entertained
G1Uht guests informally at dinner In
h6onr Of Mr.. Stephen Cassler of Val.
- ~ her home Friday evening. As.
1orB combined with autumn leaves
1crmed an attractive centerpiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. William Horsiey
0uciile Thompson, are receiving
he felicitations OF their friends on
the birth Of daughter Friday. DC
tober 81. The little ono has been
nnmod lmogenc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Marriage
| Is LeUuf

Dear Miss Grey: Am I legally
married. We have been married al
most two years and have "A three
months-old baby. We were both
under age and married without our
parents consent. I am now OF age.
but my husband is only 20 years old.
Please tell me what Is right to do.
pERPLEXED.
II seems TO me that you are
beginning 90 worry rather late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

The largest reinforced concrete
arch today ig the Risorgimento
bridge over the Tiber NJ Rome with
y span Of 32S feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

in the day about whether your
marriage In legal or not. IL IS
legal, because u has been con-
summated. The right thing for
you to do In 20 continue 10 stay
In your home and care properly
for IL and your child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Tea for Tacoma Guests

CompIimentin6 two Charming VS.
itors from Tacoma. both recent
brides. Mrs. Cadwaiiader Golden
Corse ANITA Thornep and Mrs. Wayne
willing Reyes BerenIce Baker,. ARR.
Harry Markoe. jr.. entertained with
an attractive sea At her homo aatur-
day afternoon. Presiding over TIRE
tea table with Its center Of orchid
shaded chrysanthcmurns were Mira.
Herbert Grigxz and Mrs.. James Win
gate Lyon OF Tacoma. Harriet Griggs.
the hostess niece. received the cards
at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
U. S. Form of
Government

Dear Miss Grey: Is our form o
government called republican Of
democratic7 A READER
You are confusing the names
of the two foremost political
parties OF the United States
with our form of government
The terms republic and democ-
racy are practically synony-
nous inasmuch as both signify
government by the people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
ea for Mr.. Hdckett

ThGea Delta Chi entertained with a
~ - the chapter house yesterday
n<sernoon complimenting AFR. Nor
IN Hackeft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

Delta Chi frnternisy was host ~ an
Informal dance at the Red Cross tea
room Friday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Walske are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
OF a daughter at the Swedish hos.
pitai. Thursday. October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
Bazaar

a bazaar given under the auspices
OF the Ladies' auxiliary Of the Seattle
Gymnastic society viii h. held NJ ifs
hall, 1919 Eighth ave. November 6.
Z. 3. and >. In the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

the Capitol theatre. New
York believes his wife makes
AMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

Miss Marjorie McKillop. who has
been abroad with the signal corps for
the past II months. has returned to
her home In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03


ming of their fan activities with what
was conceded by all present TO be tho
most successful meeting ever held by
the club This affair consisted OF "A
dinner and educational meeting at
the Army and Navy club given last
wednesday evening To the guests
and members OF the club.
The dinner was held nj o'clock
and WINS followed by "A short talk by
the club president. Mr.. Carleton w.
Bryant. during the course OF which
he introduced as speaker OF the eve
ming Col william Il. Mcclure. Col.
Mcclure featured the meeting with n
very inspiring address on the fore
most topic Of the day, THE Relations
Existing Between the Employer and
the Empioye." In his address he
pointed out the grave problems con.
| fronting this nation. and his speech
was direct appeal TO Americanism.
At the conclusion of his address a
lively discussion was held by the
club.
In addition 20 the speaker. the fol.
lowing were guests OF the club. Mr..
Vincent b. White. MIR. Arthur Andcr.
son, Mr.. Chester Latimer, Mr.. Harry
Il. Mccoy. Mr.. Ben Erlickman and
Mr.. Hector Slater. The following
members attended: Mr.. Carleton w.
Bryant. MIR. j. Thomas Hall. Mr.. I'll.
wood Donney. Mr.. Herbert G. Bry-
ant. Mr.. Chester II. Starks. Mr.. Earl
r. Waterman. Mr.. Roscoe James. Mr..
Leslie A. Davis. Mr.. Joseph Paden.
Mr.. Wilmer G. Hewitt. Mr.. j. Hol-
land Crowley and Mr.. William II.
| Staley.
The Kalons club IL composed of n
! number OF the younger business men
of Seattle and large number of
them have but recently returned
from the service. The aim OF tho
club liz one OF social and economical
betterment and II Is above all things
100 per cent American. The club
plans 10 hold dinner and meeting
once each month. ut which time
some prominent speaker will be oh.
| tanned.
The next official meeting OF the
club win be held Tuesday evening.
November I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03

Rainier Chapter study Ciass

Study class OF Rainier Chapter. y.
A. r., at O'Clock. nj the home OF
Mfs. y. c. Bradner. 2o09 T.. Mercer.
Sunset Heights club will hold a
meeting AT tho home of Mrs. Clara
Corbitt, 1885 sixth ave. y. T.. Tues
day at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-03
AuxIIIsry World War Veterans

Womeu'H AUXILIARY OF the World
War Veterans association NJ s
O'Clock. at their club rooms. lis
| Union ST.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21

from all parts of the globe will open up the most pro-
ductive agricultural part of Oregon It will place
the tax rolls increased values sufficient to retire these
bonds many times that property from other
parts of the state will have pay towards
the interest and retirement of these bonds Further this
increase in values will be sufficient to not only retire these
bonds but will materially contribute towards the retire
ment of other bonds that have been may be issued
Looking at it from purely coldbooded selfish business
point of view, the construction of this highway will help
will be great benefit to the state whole as thru
trunk railroad
Another for the construction of this highway is
its to the demand for farms for the soldiers Either
ngraes patriotic citizens who to show
appreciation and gratitude for that which the soldiers have
to of opening up empire filled with farming lands
where forty will enable to live in luxury and
where thousands of the who have lost their health for
will have opportunity to regain it. God never created
woman who would vote against such PROPOSE
ton, for evil thing came from His hands.
Another why we of klamath County should vote
for the Roosevelt Highway is the fact that the people of
the Coast counties will vote to authorize the State guar
antee irrigation bonds This authorization entails cost
to the taxpayer only creates confidence in the security
offered which is always greater than the liability 1t will
enable Eastern Oregon to to the bond buyers and say
Our State has investigated our proposition it knows it
feasible one; it guarantees our bonds
Back of those bonds will be the millions of acres of land
that will be made productive through irrigation and just
the lands of the state pay off the Reclamation Service
COSTS will the lands reclaimed under these bonds pay
them off, and be free from the of sup
ervision wastefulness ncompetency and mistakes.
When you support the Roosevelt Highway YOU are help
ing yourself and must possess peculiar twist of
mind if he refuses to help himself especially when
him nothing.
These of the why The Herald believes
every voter in klamath County should
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21

The people of Oregon will have an opportunity to make
an investment June third that will pay bigger return
than any reasonable could hope for expect They
asked to authorize the issuance of 900 in bonds
the proceeds of which will be used in the construction of
what will be known the Roosevelt Highway along the
Coast line Of this state from Astoria to the California
line The proceeds from the bonds will be used only if the
United States government will appropriate like amount
for this same highway. This will be return of 100 per
cent to the state on its investment.
The voters of Klamath county will be asked to vote fav
orably this question: and The Herald hopes that there
will not be single vote against it. For of Eastern
Oregon can fully sympathZe with fellow citizens in
the extreme western part of this state Like ourselves they
have been Of the lost tribes of Oregon. Separated
from the central and more popuous part of the state by
natural barriers have BEEN they almost forgot
ten by their fortunate neghbors until when the
changes that taking place have forced attention
in their direction and they have hopes of becoming
tive part of what is going to be the greatest state the
Coast Like sleeping giant Oregon at last awakening,
and we believe the beginning of the great of develop
ment is at hand In this program of upbuding klamath
County must be found leading the procession To do So
Highway.
Build the Roosevelt Highway and open to the world
Gods Paradise Make accessible to the homeseeker and
homebuider real homestead possibilities Make it posi-
bic for Oregon to to the soldier the sailor the honest
working who is planning for the future the young
who yeans to have place Of his Come to Oregon
Come to Coast counties. where you will find that for
which you looking where forty will give to you
the home the living the life you seek! Come where God in
his omnpOen power has created paradise that daily by
its beauty and spendor gOrfieS Him. that welcomes you
and will satisfy the yeaming that has lead you and
in frutless quest!
The Roosevelt Highway will make it possible for you to
view scenic wonders that you have dreamed Of It
will make that section of the state the Mecca of tourists
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27

powolny wynik Stan6w Generalnych
l z~asiadajacy ma tronie absolutyzm,
to Polska "a przykiadem Anglii po-
siadaia swe regularne zgromadze--
MIA elekcyjne / czyniia - nIestety
zbyt czesto - proby ustroju kon-.
Observation-Disclosures.
An2lii zabe2pieczonej swym ,,sre-
b~rzystym pasem woody" powiodio sic
W jej usilowaniach. PadIa natomiast
Polska otwarta ma wszystkie strony
ola napastnik6w ot~aczaiacych il
mocarstw absolustycznych.
Dzisiaj nowy Sejm zebrany W War
szawie ME jest juz przedstawicielst-
wen jednej wyfacznie klasy narodu
gdyz wybraf ten Sejm caly lud Pol
ski i TEN parliament ludowy czuje
sic tez wy%posazonym w Gala potege
polska.
Ami kroki nieprzyjacielskie Me-
mice W polskich prowincyach Prus,
ami zaburzelia bolszewickie rope
tame przez Rusin6w W Galicyi wscho
dniej, ami stan w~yczerpania mate
~ryalnego, W kt6rym al po dzieh dzi-
siejszy znaidowal sic lud polski, mic
ME zdo}alo zamacic tego wielkiego
zasiagniecia opinii ludowej, kt6re.
go wynikiem byio wysianie do Zgro
madzenia Prawodawczego poteznej
garsci patryot6w polskich, wysziych
re stronnictw umiarkowanych ra-
dykalnych.
Poset Trampczynski z pruskiego
zaboru Polski zosta} wybrany mar
szaakiem sejmowym, a mona bye
pewnym, re wniesie on do kierow-
nictwa debat parlam entarnych tego
ducho pozytywnego / realistycznego,
jaki charakteryzowai P%oznanczy--
k6w.
I trzeba juz raz skoczyh z ia mar
ka ,%,nierzadu', jaka Niemcy I Ro--
syanie tax skwapliwie wyrobili RIA
dowi Polskiemu!
Mimo wielkie niebezpieczehstwa
grozace Polsce, mimo niewytiumaczo
ma zwloke Aliant6w W wysylce Sch
dywizyi polskich, kt6re w~yczekuja
we Francyi powrotu do swej matki
Ojczyzny, mimo wszystko Polska
Swiadoma I pewna jednosci ducho-
wei swego narodu / przedziwnego pa
tryotyzmu swego ludu, kt6rego fla
mac ME zdolalo sto piecdziesiat lat
ucisku. Polska napowr6t odzysku-
je ster swych przeznaczeh, o~toczona
szacunkiem calego swiata, a W szcze
g6lnoSci milo$cia Francyi!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
WoIyli j Podolc.

Pod data 10 lutego og}asza ,,Ku-
ryer Pnn',1nski" n~asterujacy komu-
gikat :: Warszawy:
Delegaci ludnc$ci polskiei q o.
kregow Wlodzimirskich i Howell
skiego zebrali sic We Wiodzimierzu
Wolynskim. skoro tylko ich teryto-
rya wyzwolono Cd najazdu ukraifl'
skicb woisk Petlury. Zebranie TO po-
vzielo walne post?uowienia W spra
vie zupelnego polaczenia WoFynia
i Podola 2 Polska w sprawie wybo-
r6w do Seimu Konstytucyjne2o' o.
raz wydelegowania deputacyi 40
rzsdu polskiego. Zadaniem tel dele
gacyi ma bye w~viaSnienie stanoWl-
ska Wolynia co do swell Representa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
Niemieckie ~pretensye.

Cd czasu do czasu rome ,,ewolu-
cyjne" i starej daty komitety ME-
mieckie podnosza protesty przeciw
~po}aczeniu q Polska dawnego zabo-
ru pruskiego. Udaje wprawdzie Rad
niemiecki, re z~aakceptowaf IA punk
tow programu ~prezydenta Wilsona,
lecz Interpretive W spos6b dowolny,
ma mode iscie pruska. Gdnosi sic to
osobliwie do 13 punktu, dotyczace-
go Polski.
/ tax znajdujemy swiezo We
,,Frankfurter Zettung'' APPEL ,,komi-
syi ~berlinskiej ola prowincyi Poz--
nahskiej, kt6ra wyrzeka W niebo--
glossy ma rzekoma zachlannosG i a.
rogancye polska. Jake glownym
argumentem, operuje ia komisya
frazesem: ,,PoznaG jest niemiecki i
must pozostaG przy Niemczech"!
Me uwzglednia ,,Komisya berlin
ska" nawet niemieckich dat staty-
s%tycznych, kt6re stwierdzaja, re lud
nose tel prowincyi W dw6ch trze--
cich czeSciach jest polska, podcza7
gdy reszte stanowia przywedrowani
u~rzednicy / osadnicy.
Powiada dalej rzeczony APPEL, re
uPoznanskie pod niemieckimi RIA
dami stalo sic krajem miemieckim /
kwitnacym / re W por6wnaniu z MIN
Galicya / Kr6lestwo Polskie So "a
cofane 0 kilka stuleci'.
Niczego ME nauczyly Niemc6w
ostatnie wypadki, skoro Smia jes7--
cze dis utrzymywaG, re ,,kultura
zniknie W Poznanskiem z chwila,
kiedy ia prowincya powr6ci do
Polski'.
Polacy, jak zreszta caly SWAT -
ME chca mice mic w%sp6lnego z ME
miecka .~,kultura'.
Jezeli Galicya i Kr6lestwo Poi
skie kroczyly powolnie pc drodzc
rozwoiu to wine ponosza tutai Ro-
syanie / Austryacy, kt6rzy Cd 100
lat z CORA sprzeciwiali sic temu roz
wojowi. Wilma jest take niemiec-
ka armia i u%rzednicy, kt6rzy W ciq-
gu wojny te kraje systematycznie
p~ustoezyli, d~opuszczajac sic W
mich kradziely : grabiezy. Jezeli
Niemcy mieli jake wzgledy dla
ujarzmionej przez sic czesci Polski,
to jedynie W celach jei wyzyskiwa
MIA ekonomicznego i dla germani-
zacyi.
Polska poStara sic o to. by daG
swym obywatelom najlepsze warun-
XII rozwoju. A je$li mazda sic Mem
cy, kt6rzy ME zechca pozostaG W da-
wynn zaborze pruskim, to beda mo-
gil powr6ciG do swej O~jczyzny ME-
mieCkiej.
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Zalo3ona 1897 r0ku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 43oS.
ZARZAD GLOwNYS

Ks. Franciszek Gordon, Moderator.
Es A. A. Kiowo. Wice-Mocerator.
woicIech F. Soska, Orezes-
AnIonIna ~Baranowska. wFce-preEeskA
woJciech Menktckt. Wic!-preIes.
Tomasz $. B~lachowski, SekretarL
F-anciszek witkowSki, Skaronik.
stanislaw Liczmanski. Dyrektor.
wladyslaw Lopatks, Dyrektor.
krtoni Nazurk, ,Dyrektor.
Lsoksdya SO6cSyk, Dy5sksSrks.
F-anciszka Bieschke, Dyrektorka-
DIR. FIR. A. Dulak, LekarB Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mindak. Doradcs Prawny.
Berta c. Wojtalewicz, Asyst. e Gen.
GODZINY BIUROWE;
Biuro Zars2du Glownego otTarte "
dni powszelnie cd godz. s-tei rano do
e-tei wiecEOrem, Nv sobote do Lei po-
pofudniu). Wieczorem, W dN, powsZed-
ME I wyjatkiem soboty)), Cd godzlny
T-meJ do s-tej. w niedzIels 1 swietA
uroczyste, biuro Jest Zamkniete.
PreEesa; W ~poniedzialki I pistki wis-
cZoram+ cd godEiny 7-mej do S-tei
WszelkIe korespondencye do Gowne-
20 Prezesa nslezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH +. SOSKA,
l4SS ". Division str, Chicago, III.
sekretarxaI w p~oniedzialki. wtorkL,
srody 1 czw9rtki. Wieczorami Cd godzt-
ny 7-mej do s-teI 1 Cd l-szej popofu-
dniu co~dTiehnle. z Byjatkiem soboty, Cd
e-tej DO 1-sZel
SkhronAAaS VIC WIOEAls SfOOy i pl8IAi
Cd godziny T-meJ do s-teJ wIecZorem
~gkfadanIa OpIat. WsZelkie opfaty do Ka-
~ Glownej przyjmuje Kasyer Glovny
podcZas godzin ofisowych. albo we dnie
sodEinach ~ofisowych, Sekretars Ge-
neralny.
wszelkle lIsty nadsyiac nale4y M re-
90 Sekretarza Generalnego:
ToMASZ =. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
lass w. Division str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE. .
PrZeka8y bankowe pocEtows
(ehecks, one orders etc naleAY wy
0tRWiac n org~aniZacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
przesyiac pod adresem:
FIR. wITK0WSKI,
l&kS w. DiSision str, Chicago IN.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu G}6wnego:
i455-57 w. Division Utica,
Va druEiem pietrse. .,
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
R6wnouprawnienie zydGw w PoIscc

Minister spraw wewnetrznych ro-
zeslal W lutym do wszystkich koml.
sarzy rzadowych, oraz do zawislych
Cd tegoz ministerstwa organ6w o.
k6lniki W ktorych czytamy:
,.Przypominam. re ludnoSC zydo-
wska cicsvy sic .prawami obywatcl-
Ekicmi na rGwni Il ludnO;cia rdncn.
mic pOlska. W w0Inri Polsce nioma
r0inych katrgOryi Obywatcli. Wszy-
soy So rowni pred prawem. kaidy
mole realizowaG swe aspiracye. 0 lie
nienaruszaja one p~odstawy zasad--
nicZej zwierzchnictwa polskiego.
Nar0d pOlski u~Ciskany PREF dlugie
lata ME bGdaCy mOznOSCi mani
festowania swej vol, bcdzic umial
,,>zInowat prawa tych, kt6rych los
ylaCRyt sic Y .icgo wlasnym. PolSka
hyla sycnnizmcm wolnOSCi i iej sztan
fEtf pONI"Nai~ NSLSILb'' SuHit rchGO-
THaIa walka o wolnoSC i nicpOdlc-
gtcsc. POloStanie ZaNysZe wiclna
swym tradyCyom i czuwac bcdzic
rad tenn. by mic dopuSciG do przy---
Gmienicrip swCi shawnee j wiclliej
prhazzlo;ci. Przyjmuje dzisiaj do
swego Iona tych wszystkich. ktorzl
przychodz9 szukac W niej sprawie--
dliwoSci i opieki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
DO WIADOMOSCIi

wssystkIch I~nteresantou ~najuRrzet-
mIeJ prosimy o prz~estrEegAnAe Donis
oxych wskaz0wekI
BIura AdmInistraeyi naszeJ otwarte
IN prEeE dEien cRfy Cd gOdZ1ny S-meJ
Erana do 1850 w1eeEorem - CO dnias .
WyjRtkIem niedzjel 4 Gwtat krajoWysAs
ObOWiaxuJaeych.
EHrEadea PismA naszego prEy1mu1e
fnteresant0w CO dnIa w GODZlhACh
POPOLUDNIOWYCH cd 2-gieJ do a-teJ
- wyJatklem sobot.
Redakeye dla Intsresantow tMsru
= Cd GODzINY 1880 DO GODzINf
XIESoj DO pOtudniu tylkO "a speeyains
umOSp.
peHant0w L. Pc lo-reJ
PRLED POLUDNIEM.
Tnrasxa ale o lie mo4notcd vsEelkie
xDrayy n Redakcya Eaiatwiac PISEn-
Me. he M konwersneJe dfuEie ME ma
my eGasuI tyIko W spra"eeh ssc1egol-
nieiszet NagI, 0sobistyeh, Tub ale daj9-
ryeh sc xnfatwIc EwieEle - drogs k0-
respoadencyI pEOsimy tawie sic eso-
bgseis. EaehowuJse ma wnglsoHle' 20 =
wszy sey nR~Jbard1iej JesteAmy Wtedy
Korespondent6w uprasxamy naJmoe-
aieI. ably pisall CZfTELNIE ~ ATRA:
IRYT SCISLIwIE I TYLkO Ma JE-
nNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JesII utSory JakIekOlwiek ME maize
bye o~gloszone. RoehianIa e kess
An. " rRzIe Rie oglOsEenlas nalexy %
WYHAZNIE ZAzNACAfC 1 EALACzxC
ZNACZEK POCZTOWf Ma
PRZESHLkE-
gadnyeh komunikatow do ogfoszenla
.te naIeRy arzesylnS na kartkaeh Cd
rxfxehi kEdnych ter ME prEytnuje sas
k~onnnIkaeyi telefOniesnyeh ehyba
NJ Eryjatkowyeh w~ypadkaehJ reyvnief O.
~yasxen. aoEyckscyeh ruchu W towA-
-~yatyyach telefonicznle ME prsytmu-
temy.
- o@1o.Zrn w AdminIstracyi I tam ste
rIeuI ETvracae naleiy.
n-a~I@kaUanIa - WSZELKIEGO re-
49, REzOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL
rYCzNE 1 {. .. naleks do Dkiafu osio-
nsen. -
-s--Io 4 Tn, muszR bye podplsane -
--f,eu, nasvTfskiem uras . adresem pts
s~.eexoi bezimiennyeh, lub p~odplsanyeh
~~n~<Ingkfem Gl6o wresEeao AoWoB
~--s1et1 - komunikaeyfs ~ h1UNs
sondeueyI Ais samies1eEAmS'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
Komuikaty Urzedu Prasowo |nfOrna'
l.. CyjnegO Wydzia|u Mar. Pol.

cyl sejmowej / odnoSnie do reform
%agrarnych.
w zebraniu tenn uczestniczylo 1872
delegat6w i 800 osob zaproszonych.
Mialo ono charakter uroczysty i wy
soce patryOtyczny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-27
Pomoc pozrahskiego ola LwOwa.

Kuryer Ponnanski 2 dnia Is lute-
ogiasza na%stepujacy rozkaz dzienny
| gen. Observation-Disclosures, d0w6dcy
wojsk polskich W Poznanskiem.
Lw6w zagrozony przez hordy hal
damackie. Walczacy tam ~Ogladaj4
sic ma W~ielkopolske, o%czekujac DO
mocy. Tymczasem my, walczac
dzie6 W dzieh z naizacietszym I mai
niebezpieczniejszym wrogiem pol
skoSci, ME mozemy okazac takiej
pomocy, jaka pragnelibysmy Okla
FAC Lwowi. Mozemy tylko okazac
pGnoc moralna, posy}ajac niewielka
Hose ludzi, kt6ra zaznaczy, re my
sla i screen jestesmy z bohaterami
w~alczacymi ma za2rozonych kresach
! wschOdnich.
w mySl wypowiedzianego rOzka.
I'll oglosiC We wszystkich ~okregach
pob6r ochotnika z rocznik6w star
szych jak podlegajaco poborowi.
w liczbie po ~ Q kazdego okre-
gu. pomiedzy tym jeden %plutonOwy
i czterech kaprali. Wszyscy ochotni-
cy musza bye zolhierzami, kt6rzy
sluiyli W s%zeregach.
Wszystkich. kt6rzy sic zglosza, o.
Ges!at niezwlocznie do ro~zporzadze-
mia dowodzacego lynn rezerwowym
pulkiem W Poznaniu.
Inspektorowi sanitarnemu rozka-
zujc wy2naczyc dw6ch s%anitarnych
pod0Eicr"Gw / oSmiu s%anitarnych
~traeaTzv.
W G~chOtnik6w stworzyc dwic kom
panic.
W%;elkie rCzporzadzenia co do
organi%acyi tych dw6ch kOmpanii
wyda dow0dca 1go rezerw. pulku,
roWnie5 wyznaczy pomieszczenie W
~EosZarath G puiku grenadyer6w. .
Szef aprowizacyi wyznac1y: a
wozy kompaaijne bagazowe, b wo-
~ k%ompanijne amunicyjne, c , wo-
~ kombanijne prowiantowe, d. ku-
chnie poiowe e. l woz sanitarny.
II iekkie kulomioty. g = wOZy
Ola kulomiot0w j amunicyi h | w0z
pod bal? az i prowiant ola kulom.O-