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Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
'. M. |. A. CAMPAIGN FUR MEMBERS GETS
 0FF ID COOD START

The annual membership drive of the Phoenix Young Mems Christian Asso- citation was actively started yesterday noon when about 20 business men of the city. representing 10 teams of workers. met at the local "Y' building for luncheon and discussion The drive, which ends next Saturday night will fle pushed all through the week by 30 workers who have thrown their time and selves into the cause.
 Without much preparation, the work CTS in the drive have a goal of a thou sand new members to gain the associa- ton during the week. Just at present the Y. NJ. C. A. has very few members, practically all of it's memberships hay ing expired the first of this month. The task now ahead of the association, dur ing the drive, is to again fill up the roll of members with both old and new names.
 J. o. Sexson, general secretary of the |. Nj. C. A. tersely outlined vesterday noon the high spots of the campaign. The Y. M. c. A. wants to keep up it's activities for the good of the young men of Phoenix It must have money to do so. It must also have members. The drive will get both, enabling the organi- zation to continue ana broaden it's work.
 During the membership drive now going on, as has been the custom in past drives, the years membership rate for the associa ton has been re- duced from S15 to SIP, for a senior membership. Junior memberships have been reduced in proportion. While the drive lasts full years membership. with all it's advantages. costs one fifth less than at any other time during the year.
 For the campaign which started yes terday, drive leaders have divided the city into 10 districts, each district be- ing covered by a team. Reports will be made by each team at the daily lunches at the ''Y," and the teams will vie with each other in obtaining mem- bers.
 A feature of the membership drive l will be getting members among the 1 boys of the city and a free lance i team of 15 high school boys has beer organized to carry on the campaign along this line.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
A|RPLANEs ID START O|V FLIGHT TO YUMA
 AFTER 2P. M. TODAY

The army airplane squadron which arrived in Phoenix on it's flight from Houston. Tex, to the Pacific coast last Sunday afternoon will resume its flight this afternoon, according to plans made public late yesterday by the Lieut. R o. Searle, commander of the four DeHavilands making the flight. l. the trip is resumed today, however, only three machines will make the air, the fourth, which turned turtle in land ing, remaining here for repairs.
 Lieutenant Searle yesterday after noon, had set no exact time for the de- parture Of his squadron, but said it would be sometime after o'clock this afternoon. Yuma will be the next stop, being reached late today. From Yuma the flight will be continued as planned to San Diego and un the coast to San Francisco, after which the squadron will start back to it's home" at Filing ton Field Houston.
 Phoenix will not be visited on the re- turn trip said Lieutenant Searle, who expressed satisfaction with his short visit in this city. The flight from the coast to Texas will be made through the northern part of the state and northern New Mexico.
 The fourth plane, the damaged one either will remain here until a wing section and new radiator arrive from the field in Texas, or will be shipped 1 back 10 the field. Lieutenant Searle said. In case it is left here and re- paired it will follow the rest of the squadron to the coast, where it prob ably will overtake it, as a plane flying l alone can make better time than sev- eral flying together in formation. Two | fliers probably will remain with the | plane.
 On account of the probable departure of the squadron this afternoon, a din- ner for tonight, which had been | planned by members of the chamber oi commerce in honor of the army avi ators, was called off, an informal din- her being held instead last night at the | Arizona Club.
 Although Phoenicians had little sight of ths squadron when it arrived Sun | day, every person in the city had ar 1 opportunity to see one of the DeHav- Hand wonder planes in the air yester day afternoon. when Lieutenant How ard Birkett and a comrade birdmar took the air and manoeuvered over tn, heart of the city for about half ar hour
 The brief exhibition flight, in whci few sensational stunts" were at. tempted. afforded the thousands O spectators on the ground a thrill. anC business in the downtown section Wa:
 temporarily abandoned while all cranet
 their necks to watch the big army bird
 Lieutenant Birkett flew at fairly lov elevation most of the time, looping tn
 loop several times and performons
 graceful figure eights and highl,
 banked turns. The onlookers exper
 fenced a distinct disappointment whel he at last concluded his exhibition ant
 returned to the Ingleside grounds
 where he landed without mishap. It i
 probable another brief exhibition vii
 be given this afternoon, if the start fo
 Yuma is made
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
TOWN TOPICS
MASK DANCE ToNIGT-Woodm

MASK DANCE TONIGT-Woodmen circle will give a masquerade dance this evening at Arcadia hall. The Besse orchestra will furnish the music. Ev eryone is invited.
 MARRIAGE LiCENSE-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Tom Golden, 20, Gilbert and Emma Barens, 20. Gilbert.
 OFF TO NEW YORK-Barry Gold water left last evening for New York in the interests of the firm of which he is head
 W. c. T. U. TO SEW-Members of tho W. c. T. [. are urged to report at the Red Cross sewing rooms in the War Work building on Thursday afternoon to sew Mrs. r. E. Stevens, President.
 SAYS WIFE DESERTED HIM Charging desertion that dates back to December l. 1917, Joseph E. Henderson yesterday filed suit for divorce against Alice Henderson. The couple married in Galveston in September, 1905, ac- cQrding 10 the complaint.
 ROBIN HOOD SCORES ARRIVE The music and parts for Robin Hood are here and all members of the Phoe- nix Opera Club are expected to attend first rehearsal tonight at the Cathedral House at o'clock sharp.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
]. \. R. BRIDGE TEA
 ID AID RED CROSS

The Red Cross will inaugurate it's series of bridge-teas tomorrow after noon when a delightful affair has been arranged by the Daughters of the American Revolution whose members will serve at the initial event.
 Bridge will be the feature from un- iii 1 o'clock. the hour following being devoted to a faculty program presented by the Arizona School of Music. The Red Cross believes these Thursday functions will take leading place on the social calendar for the late winter and early spring months. There will be different program each week, and the bridge that precedes the tea will be equally interesting.
 Tn Red Cross headquarters made the following announcements yesterday. Tea will be served from to o'clock at 25 cents person. Tables for bridge may be engaged by calling 1477 Tables with cards, etc., for the afternoon will be S1.50 the price to include refresh ments. A special 50-cent luncheon will be served on Thursdays, parties of four or more being requested to notify 147-.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
PHONE COMPANY GAN
 RAISE JEROME RATES

Permission to raise their rates at Je- rome and to put in an exchange at Clarkdale has been granted to the Mountain States Telephone company by the corporation commission Clark dale has been served from Jerome, but the present business requires an ex- change, the company stated.
 Permission to raise the rates at Je- rome from Class ''B'' to Class "A" was granted on account of the plans of the company to rebuild the system from the magneto method of operation to the central battery type, thereby giving better service, but involving a heavy expense for installing the new system. The rates on residence phones will be raised from g to s3 and on business phones from g to s4 per month.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
BRAND NEW HOME FUR. OVERLAND CARS NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED

Ground was broken today for the new pretentious home of the Over land. at the northwest corner of Wash ington street and Fourth avenue
 The new building is to have a floor space Of over 25,O0O square feet with a basement 75x771a feet, and will cover 175x13112 feet of ground space.
 As the organization at present is housed under three separate roofs. it is the idea of the company to concen- trate their efforts in one large build ing. The corner store room is to be the show room of the new and beauti- ful models; in the front center of the building will be the parts and access sories department, the west end ot the building will be taken up with used car displays; and to the rear of this and in the basement, will be the warehouse, for the storage of new cars; on the Fourth avenue side and in the rear will be the company's service depart ment.
 The growth of the Overland Ari- zona company in the few short years they have been in business has been phenomenal, and the basic principle of honesty and fair dealing has been the instrument of success.
 MT H. H. Hotchkiss. the senior member of the firm, first took over the Overland line in Douglas, then representing small territory. Later he and his associates branched out until they controlled, as they do now, l the entire state. for the Overland and Willys Knight production. Mir. Hotch- kiss numbers his friends by his. ac- l quaintauces, and he has the pleasing l affa ble, personality of the south.
 MT. Harry T. Duffy, the junior member of the firm. needs no intro duction to the Phoenix public. as Inc has been continuously in business iT Phoenix for the past eight years. His successes inclue banking. mer- chandising, and real estate, before en- tering the automobile field.
 The approximate price of the new building is to be s100,00O and it will bs the largest and most complete of any building of its nature in Arizona. ThC contract has been awarded to Mir Steel, and the architects are Leschel and Kibbey.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

Are you tired of poor so continuous costly fcrtzng high cost and shortage of green feed? Do you land 100 per eliydeep, rh sily loam that blows dry Are seeking ideal conditions cattle hog raising dvnp alfalfa long staple coton con mo kafr sorghums potatoes fruit and winter vegetables? Do you "bonus for your products in addition high market prices Do you twelve months growing mainline transportation good hard roads, close proximity beautiful progressive city where your children attend high school and State university? Do you land with all of Caloias climatic advantag- vAnas less than you would pay for it in California?
 The Santa Cruz Valesuburban Tucson Arizona|s caI ing wdeawake farmers Those who have answered the call are becoming rich One rancher says "An here worth three in the middle wes Others say Game here broke-now Easy Street. Greatest valley earth "We can't begin supply big local demand "A valley of failures drawbacks" Write today for big free booklet bmu of pictures and letters of local ancher Every dsconntcd farmer in America should read this booklet
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
JAN WEAR UNIFORM
 FUR THREE MONTHS

The subject of the wearing Of the uniform of the army by discharged soldiers and officers is dealt with in a communication received at the Of flee of the adjutant general from Brigadier General John W. Heavey. chief of the militia bureau, in response to inquiries from many parts of the country.
 General Heavey says: Under Sec ton 125 of the national defense act discharged officers and enlisted men
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
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WATER REPORT FOR F-B. 4
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona Wednesday and Thursday fair; slightly warmer.
 New Mexico Wednesday and Thurs day generally fair; somewhat warmer northwest portion.
 West Texas: Wednesday and Thurs day, fair
 Southern California-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
Dinner for G. A. R. Veterans

All G. A E. comrades, including visiting members. are invited 10 be present at a luncheon to be served at noon today, by the women of the re-
 lief corps, at the ". C. T. U. building. The regular meeting of this post will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

are entitled to wear the uniform from the place of discharge to their homes three months after the date of dis charge and on certain occasions Of ceremony. Under existing legislation they are not otherwise permitted to wear the uniform
 It is said that the chief objection of the government and the legislation against the continued wearing of the uniform by those who had been en- titled to wear it, is that when it is worn promiscuously by returned sol diers. it is the more difficult, if not impossible, to trace deserters.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Woman's Club To Meet

The Womans Club of the south side will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Neighborhood House.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

THE PRIVILEGES OF THE Y. M. ARE WORTH MANY TIMES THE SPECIAL RATE NOW ON. r
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

WANTED 800 PARENTS TO BUY MEMBERSHIPS FOR THEIR BOYS IN THE PHOENIX ASSOCIATION THIS WEEK. r
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Gasoline tank for Oakland car between Five and Six Points on av- enue. Phone G. w Tapp Garage. Glendale. 3t
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

FOUND-Airedale dog, male, about years old. Collar and chain, no li- cense. Hold for owner at police station.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05

I It makes no difference what your ~ants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- iicsn Classified Pages Arizona L.ead- itz. l.Alxoriising Mcdium
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
Local Weather Yesterday

Total rainfall ................. U Deficiency in temperature yesterday. degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 19 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 1.31 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 64 inch.
 Accumulated deficiency since Janu- ary l, 67 inch.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
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GOOD CLEAN COTTON RAGS FIVE CENTS PER POUND, REPUB- LICAN OFFICE. if
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Zmartwychwstanie dzwonu.

z parafii Dobronia pod Las
klein pisza
Gdy rozeszla sic wiadomosc re
Niemcy beda zabierali drzwony,
kilku gospodarzy "a zacheta ksie-
dza J6zefa Dziudy zdjeto z dzwo-
nicy dzwon i dobrze go gdzies u
kryfo. Az OTTO teraz nadszed1 dzien
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dzwonu. Wydo
byto go z ukrycia zawieszono W
kosciele IA umyslnie urzadzonem
rusztowaniu, a dziewczeta przy--
stroi}y 90 W korone z zielenia i
kwiat6w. w dniu Is listopada cd
by1o sic zapowiedziane przedtem
n~abozenstwo dziekczyjnne z po--
wodu ukonczenia wojny. szczesli-
wego przechowania dzwonu. Pod
czas uroczystej sunny zamiast ma
lych dzwonow dzwoni1 wielki a
CLOS jego budzif divine uczucia,
jakby zwiastowaf kazdemu z obec
nych, re jest wolnym ma swej Of
czystej ziemi. Pc mszy sw. odspie
wano hymn dziekczynny "Te De
UNI laudamus' potem ks. Dziuda
wyglosi} bardzo piekna move ma
stapi}o uroczyste zawieszenie
dzwonu. A p66zniej dzwon wydzwa
nia1 przez kilka godzin radosna no
wine MISUNDERSTANDING ukocha--
nej Ojczyzny. Tegoz dnia ks. Dziu
Ida urzadzil loterye .fantowa ze--
brawszy pc domach przedtem, co
:kto dal: rosliny, dr6b, naczynia
szklanne it'd. q tych rzeczy ksiadz
PREY pomocy stray ogniowej u
rzadzil wielka loterye fantowa u
rozmaicona spiewami tutejszej
druzyny spiewaczej, zwanej Lut-
MIA i dw6ch sasiednich kol MO-
dziezy. Dzien tax spedzony dal mi
Ia rozrywke mlodziezy i niemaly
pozytek, DO Z loteryi zebrano g.
100 marek czystego dochodu. Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

Wotnossci mieszkancoW.Juz "a cza
sow carskieh rzadu tymczasoWe.
go odczuWae sic laval " Rsotsyi
[.brak srodkow hczniczyeh "a RIA
dow bolszeWickich brak ten do
szedl do k%atastrofy. Pc gminaeh
znajdowali sic felcerzy, okregowi,
ktorzy mieli obowiazek, ma koszt
ziemstwa leczyc ludnosc swego ok
regu j udzielac jej bezp}atnie le-
j gminnej apteki,ktora sa
mi zarzadzaliI Gdy nastaly rzady
.bolszewickie, liczne oddzialy czer
Wonej gwaryi poczely rekwirowac
wszelkie srodki lecznicze z tych
.aptek ma wlasna reke, bez zadnej
zap1aty, Ola swej armii i wkr6tce
.wszystkie apteki tax pc miastach,
jak i pc gminach ogolocone costa
y z najniezbedniejszych lekarstw
Ofiara rabunkn padali take fell
Gerry / doktorzzy, ktorych row.
.niezi u1W ,ialz;ac -poczeto "a burzuj6w
i znaczna ich Hose zmuszona. by1a
ratowac sic ucieczka ma krUaine
Tub Sybir. Ludnosc pozostala bez
nalezytej pomocy lekarskiej bez
lekarstw. Trafiafy sic tez wypad-
XII, re rozszaIala t1uszcza raboWa-
Ia i podpalala szpitale, utrzymy-
wane przez ziemstwa. lynn sic tez
tlumaczy, re epidemic czerwonki,
hiszpanki i tyfusu zebra}y W Ro-
syi bolszewickiej olbrzymie zniwo
DO "a drogie pieniadze ME MONA
by1o dostac nigdzie najniezbed--
niejszych lekarstw.
To byfy skutki rzad6w bolsze-
wickich. Az SERGE sic krajalo pa
trzec nieraz jak %miejscowa lud--
nose wspomagana przez r6znych
podzegaczy ~niszczy}a niemi}osier-
nie rome zabytki, dzie1a sztuki,
maszyny zrabowane pc dworach.
Nieraz ola kilku kawa}k6w no
sieznej blachy, kilku srubek roz-
bierano maszyny parowe, kt6rych
wartossc obecnie W Rosyi jest ME
oceniona. W1adze bolszewickie pa
trzy}y sic ma to bez protestu. Sku-
tex tego TAXI, re obecnie Rosya-
to ruina W kt6rej panuje g}6d,
gwa4t, bezfad i bezprawie. To da
Ia ludnosci wolnosc bolszewicka
Konstanty Popiel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
J6ZEF kEGoWsKI WYLADo-
WAL.

PAM Rozalia hegowska, 921
wsch. Broadway I'll. otrzyma}a W
piatek zawiadomienie, IL jej syn
J6zef szczesliwie wyladowal W
Newport News, Va, i poslany 20
stall ma kilka dni do najblizszego
obozu, zkad W kr6tkim czasie be-
die zwolniony.
J6zef Kegowski to ten sam pol
ski ch1opiec, bohater, kt6ry odzna
czony zosta1 krzyzem honorowym
przez genera1a, Pershinga, i Kill
ku innymi medalami "a to, re do
brze Niemc6w biz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
z oklahoma pc
sefane beda peWnO DO
pO1udniOWej Ameryki

GALVESTN, Tex. 9 sierpnia
Niezwyk4e domaganie sic 0 wegle
amerykanskie do miast mad "a
chodnim wybrzezem Po}udnioweJ
Ameryki, zaraportowane zostafo
tn przez zeglarzy. Wysy1ka expor
tn wegli do Po1udniowej Amery
Xxi przez ten port, wynosic bedzle
przecieciowo piec tysiecy ton ty
godniowo, jak p%owiadaja, a do
magania, wykazuja re wysy}ka
trwac bedzie przez czas nieogra-
niczony. Najwiecej wegli 1adowa-
nych tn do wysylki pochodzi z
kopaln W Oklahoma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
zamach ma poeiag Hallerczy.
k0W.

y Warszawy donosi Polska A.
geneva Telegraficzna pod data
% czerwca:
Niemcy usilowali W Lesznie wy
sadzis W powietrze pociag wyla--
dowany amunicya, nalezaca do
armii Hallera. Zamach ME udal
sic poniewaz W wagonach znajdo
wa}y sic granaty bez lont6wl Po-
ciag z nietknietym 1adunkiem
przybyl ma terytoryum polskie.
'sKuryer Poznanski podaje ma
stepujace szczeg61y zamachu. Pc
ciag eskortowa1o $50 %zolnierzy,
znajdowali sic W MIN take 2 Off
cerowie %francuscy i officer angiel-
ski. Pod pretekstem naprawy to-
ru kolejowego Niemcy przytrzy--
mali przez 5 godzin pociag na sta
cyl W Lesznie. Wtenczas to do wa
gonu z materya1ami wybuchowymi
pod1ozyli. tlejacy sic lont. Zamach
skombinowano W ten spos6b, ably
eksplozya nastapi}a ma TERRITORY
UNI polskiem, ~zacierajac przyczy--
ny wypadku Wybuch nastapil je
dnak ma dworcu w Lesznie, lecz
bez powaznych nastepstw. Znisz--
czeniu uleg1 tylko jeden wagon.
Ma wiadomosc 0 zamachu, komi-
s,ya naczelnego dowodztwa poz--
nanskiego W towarszystwie repre-
zentanta .misyi francuskiej, pull
kownika Marguet'a udala sic au-
|tomobilami ma miejsce k%atastrofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Podnie$li przy zlnianie.

CHICAGO, II sierpnia = Ma
kazdej pojedynczej rzeczy z kto-
"a ma zarzad handlowy do ety.
nienia podniesiono dis -ceny. ia
kikolwiek badz skutek przeciwny
nastapil by niespodziewanie pc
przemawianiu prezydenta Wilso--
ma o wysokich kosztach zycla, by1
by zaciesniony przez wplyw opo-
zycyjny rzadowi, omawia rapport
wydan,y kr6tko on przemawia1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Los ANGELES, Cal.

Wielkie rafinerye karasinowego
oleju beda budowane W miescie
New Orleans. Kompania zakupifa'
miejsce mad rzeka Mississippi po-
wyzej miasta a kompania The Is
land Oil & Transport corporation
z Nowego Yorku zakupi1a no ak
row z dwoma tysiacami mad RE
ka Mississippi, ma kt6rym to grun
Gle pobudoWane beda z Wiellkie
refinarye oleju. Jednak najwiek
sza ma bye pobudowana powyzej
miasta New Orleans, druga pobu-
dowana bedzie W Polo Blanco, Me
xico a trzecia ma wyspie Cuba, W
Mobile.
Kompania otrzyma1a dobre ofe
.rty cd tych co zadali ably pobudo
wane by1y ~plantacye do czyszcze-
MIA oleju. Kompania posiada ka-
pita1 z $40, 900, 900, ma wiele zie-
mi z olejem W starym Mexiku, W
okolicach Tampico. w przeciagu
kilku miesiecy kompania przysla-
la z tych okolic 10000 beczek ole
jul.
Urzednikami tel sp6lki So A. B.
Leach, prezydentem w. Y. Carl
wright, vice prezydentem pulko-
wink G.. A. Burrel, Major Rich
mond lowering i A. Bruce Bielas
XII z New Yorku, dyrektorami
George Benhoft bedzie mial mad
z6r mad budowaniem refinery.
Tomasz Nalewaaj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
w LIPCU PO-
WIEKSZYLO SIZE o PROC

Budowanie ma p6lnocnym Ia
chodzie powiekszylo sic osiem pro
cent W ubieg1ym miesiacu lipcu, a
widoki budowania wciaz sic po--
wiekszaja, odpowiednio do figur:
zebranych z poprzednich miesiecy
biezacego roku. Og6lna suma wy
dana ma budowanie w Minnesota
p6lnocnej Dakocie j po}udniowej
Dakocie W ostatnich miesiacach,
wynosi $7,816, ooo.T TO odpowiednio
do statystyki :by}o wiekszoscie
dziesiee procent ponad p%rzeciecio-
wa. sumo "a miesiac lipiec z ostat-
mich czterech lat pred 1919.
Og6lna suma "a budowanie wy
nosi1a "a ostatnie siedem miesie-
cy $27,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
WiadOmosci
MlEJSCOWE.

Wiel. ks. W1adys1aw Mscisz, do
tychczasoWy proboszcz polskiej
parafii sw. Micha1a W Mort Creek
Wis, bawi ma plebanii u Najprze.
ks. Pra1ata j. Pacholskiego. Wiel.
ks. Mscisz opuscil swa dotychcza
sowa posade proboszcza W North
Creek, Wis, a przeniesiony jest
ma probostwo do parafii gdzie byl
dawniej zanim objal parafie W
North Creek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
KR0L FERDINAND
JEST w

ZURICH, 8 sierpnia. krol
Ferdinand z Rumunii przybyl O.
negdaj do Budapesztu, stosownie
do depeszy otrzymanej 2 tego
miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
NOVA POWlESC.

w przysz1ym tygodniu rozpo-
czynamy drukowac we Wiarusie
nova powiesee" Walkap O miliony"
ma kt6ra czytelnikom naszym
zwracamy uwage. RI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

IS gierpnia, rada miejska otwo-
rzy przyjmowanie ofert ma oswiet
lenie elektryczne i gazowe dla mia
sta. Obecne kontrakty koncza sic
i rada miejska zamierza wydac
move kontrakty ale ma kr6tszy
czas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
MOVIE POLA. OLEJOWE

GALVESTIN, Tex, 8 sierpnla.
G. Meade Fierro, tutejszy kon
sui mexykanski otrzymal urzedo-
we zawiadomienie 0 odkryciu OBJ
szernych pol olejowych w Duran
goni, nizszej Kalifornii i W 18th
mus Tehuantepec, Mexico.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
Ludwik Rzeszew1cz uciaf sobie
koniec palca kt6ry mu sic wdos-
tai w truck samochodowy.

Felix CzapiewsH z Forth Smith
Arkansas, przyjecha} W przesz1ym
tygodniu W goscine do swych ro-
dzic6w panstwa Jana J6zefiny
Czapiewskich PREY St. Charles I'll.
iona jego i syn bawia W Winonie
juz cd kilku tygodni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

M1ocenie pszenicy r%ozpocze}o sic
W naszej okolicy, a chociaz zniwo
ME jest tax obfite jak W roku
%przeszlym, farmerzy So zadowole
nj re zbior6w gdyz kukurydza "a
powiada wydac dobry sprzet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12
CISEWsKI WYLA.
DOWAL.

Pan J6zef Cisewski Original "
przeszly czwartek wiadomosc, re
syn jego Boleslaw, ktr6y z arm 1Lla
amerykanska znajdowal sic W Eu-
ropie " okolinach mad Renem,
szczesliwie wyladowal W Nowym
Yorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

w przysz1a niedziele 17go sierp
MIA " basemencie pod kosciolem
ssw. Stanis1awa K. panny nalezace
do Ligi Postepowej Onward
League) urzadzaja pc nieszpo--
rach i wieczorem, zabawe z loda-
mi, z kt6rej czysty dochod przez-
naczony bedzie ma fundusz ola
ubogich.