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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01

more Lumber and Supply Co.
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odhaduje Sc ma 100000. Neko-
lik idi bylo take ohn9m obklo-
peno V drevarsk6 ohrade fir
my a byli zachraneni jen nej-
v9tSimi obtizemi.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
JlJ N

sixth month calendar and the fourth It first wentx days to which four were Romuus Numa and the month again heightened thirty by Julius Caesar whose time no va
 o has taken place During this month the leaves the sign of Leo and that Cancer Name vausy derived from uniore he whom Romuu said assigned it. Juno whence sometimes called Junonas Bruus the first consult
 ungo o on) with reference union of Romans and Sabnes because considered most suitable time for marriage.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
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ALMANAc wEArHER FoREcAsr roR JuNE

1st to Cloudy weather Middle Atlantic 9th weather the southwest mdewes 9th Suy Hot uy weather central southern and eastern northeastwad Ohio. 14th Missouri Illinois and Wisconsin Hail points the lower Missouri upper valleys 2h 26h Cool Wave 27h to S0 Warm Spell the mddewes Drouth n Wyoming Nebraska and the Dakotas
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29
1919

ONE HUNDRED YEARS THIS MONTH
 Harriet Orleans after June n districts deluged b the Kuh district sink 2O0O oher June20 Ameria sam the first eamc craft t Atlantic Ashd No United president born in the of June
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-29

HANDY CALENDAR FoR JUNE NsUITEp DAILY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

vile, by Mrs. Bryan, at which she
was chairman for Texas.
Mrs A ". Bittick reported the
result Of the Thanksgiving dinner
given at the Khaki club. which was
a success in every detail.
Mrs. c. T. Bryan told Of the Con-
federate reunion In Atlanta and OF
the hospitable entertainment by Mrs.
Bumstead for those attending the
reunion. She also spoke OF the visit
OF S. S. Birchfieid and Mrs Birch
field 70 the reunion and OF their
meeting with Capt ]. L Sullivan, g
kinsman Of Mr.. Birchfield'a mother
lIr. Birchfield was general OF the
Pacific Confederate veteran division
at the reunion.
Mrs. Bryan praised Gen z. ".
Kirkpatrick. commander OF the Texas
division, and told Of Gen. K II. Van
zandt having ridden for the first
time in the parade OF the Confede-
rate veterans. She spoke Of meeting
her three bothers at the reunion, o.
+. Chappel, J. c. Chappeu and l.
c. ChappelL She told Of q luncheon
given at the reunion by the Ne
mortal association when Mrs. A.
MEG Wilson presided. and the re-
ception at the governors mansion
Mrs J. A. Sanders told OF the Mar
lin q. D. C. convention. OF the spirit
OF harmony which prevailed. the
splendid war work OF the organiza-
ton and the memorial hour presided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
WOMAN
WEIGHED ONLY
66 POUNDS
Mrs. Morrison says she is
well and happy after tax
ing Tanlac.

7 wouldn't give one bottle Of Tan
lac for all the other medicines IN
Ensley and Birmingham put toEeth-
err said Mrs. ]. d, Morrison. Of 314
z5th street. Ensley, Ala.
Three years ago" she continued,
7 lost my health. had stomach
trouble OF the worst kind. and just
seemed to 60 Into slow decline.
lost my strength, never knew what Il
was - get a good night's rest and
was simply nervous wreck ] suf-
Tered also from bllousness and con-
stipauou and was never free from
pain. was taken TO the hospital to
be operated on and when went home
afterwards I weighed only siXty-siN
pounds and vas 50 weak q looked
Ike I would never recovGr.
After trying everything else that
was recommended 10 me without get
ting any better ] decided 70 see II
Tanlac would help me any. While
on my second bottle my appetite
picked Up and I began to improve.
kept on with Ianlac and soon was
able 20 eat whatever ] wanted with
out having any unpleasantness after
wards Ny nerves became settled so
I could sleep at night and my weight
Increased thirty-three pounds. I an
now doing all ny own homework and
nothing seems TO hurt me at all.
When / went on a recent visit to my
old home I had improved 50 much
my own sisters hardly knew ne
believe 7 owe my life 20 Tanlac and
never expect 70 Be without a bottle
IN the house"
All druggists sell Tanlac-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

II you want the recipient % appre-
ciate your Christmas motives and re-
spect you for your understanding, by
all means buy something that can be
put to practical use-no matter
whether its price Is just a mite or
several dollars
Our stocks Of practical Christmas
gift articles include fountain pens
all the standard makes-safety razors,
shaving accessories. toilet articles Of
every description. fine perfumes. Their
mos bottles carafes. and many others.
Stop IN at one OF our stores and let
Us show you our Christmas stocks
You viii be surprised at our showing
OF gifts that VIII give pleasure and
satisfaction, as wei az be useful
Scott White q CO. DRUGGISTS.
Nils Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg.
s14 san Francisco st-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
Wade Hampton U. D. C. Chapter Meets
Interesting Reunion Report Heard

from Mrs. J. c. Muse. Mrs. J. S. Self,
Mrs. J. K. Bivins and adjutant J. c.
Koenig. The chapter accepted the
invitation from adjutant Koeuig to
the affliation ceremonies at the
chamber Of commerce held on Friday
evening.
Five dollars was sent to Mrs. Biv-
ms for the fund for the Jefferson
DaVis monument
A file VIII be kept by Wade Hamp-
ton chapter Of the names Of the e
Faso men Of the American Legion.
The corrnittee report Of the booth
OF the CHAPTER in the made in FL Paso
exhibit which was presided over by
the chapter. and Cornelia Branch
stone chapter Of the Children OF the
C0nfederacy, was given by Hrs. c. T..
Bryan. the chairman All bills were
paid and the receipts given TO the
TREASURER. Twenty-Five dollars OF the
money was paid on the book. South
ern Women in the War" in payment
OF the pledge made at the general
convention OF the q. D. c. IN Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

The Parent Teachers association
Of Alta Vista school viii meet Friday
afternoon. December y, IN the audi
tOrium Of the school The following
program will be given at that time.
Talk on The value OF EinderEarten,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

The Woman's auxiliary Of West
minister Presbyterian church will
meet on Tuesday afternoon ar z-2l
o'clock IN the church parlors- The
program viii be on me sui ject Of
Cuba and one OF tbs especially IN
teresting features viii be a talk on
Cuba given by chaplain Joan McWil-
lams. OF the Eighth United scatea
cav airy, who spent seVeral wears m
Cuba as a missionary. "A group OF
musical numbers viii also be given
cur ng the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Miss Lucille Rice Kindergarten
teacher OF san Jacinto school
Demonstration OF kindergarten
work and play, Miss Lulu Jones. kin
dergarten teacher OF Alta Vista
school
Following the talks a social hour
viii follow for the lite folk and their
mothers.
Miss AIDA Eldridge. interstate sec
rotary OF the National Nurses asso-
citation. viii speak on Monday after
noon at the Woman's clubhouse to
the various women's organizations OF
the city. The Parent-Teachers' asso-
Citations viii be well represented at
the meeting by officers and members
Of the organizations as the talk will
be OF great assistance IN their partic-
ular line OF work.
The Mission study class OF Trinity
Methodist Missionary society viii
meet on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock IN the church parlors- Mrs.
Lee Moor viii lead the discussion
OF the fourth chapter Of the study
book. Christian AmericanizaUon."
The Daughters OF Erin meet at
2:30 oclcck next Friday afternoon
In the knights OF Columbus hall anu
win at this meeting elect officers
for the ensuing year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

over By Mrs. II R. Bolton. A picture
was presented TO the chapter at the
meeting by A. v. Hamilton and the
chapter voted TO assist Cornelia
Branch Stone chapter with the
Christmas party at the KHAKI clul
on the Afternoon OF December %. Rev
F. n Johnson, secretary Of the
American Legion. VIII be Santa Claus
for this party.
The chapter also voted TO give a
party for the young people Of the
chapter on New Years eve. The chap
ter decided TO give an heirloom tea
on tie anniversary OF the birthday
Of Gen. Lee and Gen. Jackson
In closing, Mrs Bryan spoke OF
lady Nancy Astor-hoW the delicate
hand of a Virginia girl had broken
the Jerico walls OF British toryism.
At the close Of the meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and Mrs. bituck
served pumpkin pie and coffee.
Lamar school Pareut-Teachers' as
ISOLATION held an interesting and IN
structive business meeting Friday AZ
ternoon at the school building with
about % members present Mrs Fred
Mrs. J. T. Hollis read a paper on
the aims and purposes Of the Ee-rent-
Teachers association. Mrs Robert
Lander gave report on the Lamar
school playground she set lortn n
the report, after a discussion with
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick regarding sew
eral necessary Improvement that the
most urgent need at present is the
playground apparatus on the souln-
east corner OF the school ground for
the smaller children.
Mrs. j. Z. QUAD. chairman OF the
drinking fountain COMMITTEES. made a
report on what could be done later on
Ia installing fountains in each room
with the consent Of the school board
She also made a motion that the curb
ing back Of the school be moved and
that a 16 foot parking be extended TO
the sidewalk The motion was car
Mrs. L. 7. KIbber thought the Junior
Red Cross would assist the assocta-
tion IN the playground work Mrs
". G. Hepburn reported four new
members on the membership list
Mrs. j. ". Thompson, the delegate
ber.- made an interesting talk con
corning the capital city and the de-
lightful entertainment afforded the
200 women al the convention Mrs ].
g. McCrady also spoke on the couven-
ton, saying &C. was urged az the con-
well as the physical welfare Of the
child.
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick gave an IN
teresting talk on the kinds Of pro-
ANS 10 nave a. HaAAaAAaAA
leetings. she suggested a program
by the children OF the school and not
by outside talent Also, a get to-
gether meet Of the parents and teach
ers was suggested ana was unani-
mously endorsed by the parents pres
ent. Il was suggested by Mrs. ". C.
Hepburn and Mrs. George Ferguson
TO have several numbers on the pro-
grams by the children. Mrs. g. C.
suggested having ne
program and social hour first and the
business meeting Afterwards, which
was adopted by the association.
L was voted 10 have the monthly
meeting the second Friday instead OF
the first Friday OF each month
Monday, December s. the Council Of
Mothers viii meet with the members
Of the Lamar Parenr-Teacners 1850
cation al the Lamar school A pro-
cram viii be given under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. James Harper, followed
by a social hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

" United Daughters Of the Con-
fsderacy held an interesting meeting
on Friday Afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. a. ". Bittick. The meeting was
opened with the ritual the president
4lrs. Charles z. Bryan. presiding. The
registrar. AIRS. e. A. Mitchell re-
ported two new members. Nrs. II J.
Nccamy and Miss VIM McCamy. The
treasurer. Mrs J. ". Faulkner, gave
q complete report OF the years IL
nances-
Mrs. J. G. Morrow, recording sec
Rotary. read letters to the chapter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
NASAL CATARRH
Though very Common It lsa ssriouu
DiIeaEe-VorHe at This Season.

Il Sc an inflaE.=5atiou OF the mucous
membrane. causing a discharge. and
Is aggravated by colds and sudden
changes Of weather, but depends on
an impure condition Of the blood.
When chronic GO may develop into
delicate lung tissues and impairing
the general health.
Begin treatment with Hcods Sar-
saparilla at once This medicine puri-
fies the blood, removes the cause Of
the disease and gives permanent re-
Lief IL has been entirely satisfactory
TO three generations
II cathartic Is needed take Hoods
Pills.-they are gentle and thorough,
enliven the liver. regulate the bowels.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
NgTE LGyeasoE ssoflsa
~ 3. $. :. s.
sud &d3E
ols IsJl' fuHPlltl Roohsa-

nook at these two plates and use
your own reasoning. The roofless
has Guctions on both sides ~, soft
rubber next to sore gums Designed
TO be put in Immediately after sx-
traction. Il does not touch che
hard bone in the roof e the mouth
therefore, e settles With the guns
and makes its own bed No fan
roof plate can compare With the fit
Of this plate, as il settles into it,
bed, lighter, more tongue room,
clearer speech.
Dr.. Williams ha1 been making this
plate for ten ysarl, and s thor
ouEhly familiar with its eo1strne-
tion. Made only By Us in e Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
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Gold Crowns (best made) ........e5
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An classes Of dentistry at proper
Tomato prices
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aPainiess Wilt rs, The Peoples
Dentist
Ger. II Faro and san Azfouia Sta.
over American Elflonaf BaHk-
Aerosa Street From Entrauce Hotel
Del forfe-
Eonc 50. hours SEQ 20 $50.
Sunday 3 20 u. sat. EFeninEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
Weddings.

Judge and Mra- D. N Doyle Of
Fort Worth. announce the marriage
Of their Melee. Miss Willie May Nc
Cary. to Melville T. Paine. Of Munger
Place, Dallas. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Sunday has been set as the day Of
national celebration OF the Christian
Woman's board OF missions and the
Austin Park Christian church will
celebrate the day with special mus
ical program on Sunday morning at
the church al 1915 o'clock. Tbs pro-
gram viii include.
Opening song. Jesus. the Light Of
the World" junior choir.
Reading. little Lightss- Elizabeth
Jones
Dialog. An Appeal 70 Heather Ma
lions, and response, by the Little
Lights junior class.
song. Jesus Bids Us shine
juniors
song. Lights Along the Shore 3"
Sunday school
song, "AIl Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" congregation-
Communion
Vocal duet why stand Ta Here
Idle" Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Jones.
Anthem, "Watchmen, What Of the
Nfght7" choir
Vocal duet, "Far Across the Sea"
hrs. Rose Young and Mrs S. s. Cash.
Address, Wide World Missions"
Mrs. D. J. McCaune, secretary OF West
Texas and New Mexico, c. ". 3. Of H.
Benedlctlon, Rev. ". y. New hirrer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Of make can be played with new quality of lone on The Bruins
wick We shall be glad to play this great instrument for youO
demonstrate the Utona aecOrd repTOduce and the new all
wood Tone Ampfer. One hearing v convince you this the
fnal-ype phonogaph.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

The wesley Bible class OF Trinity
Methodist church was entertained BY
Mrs L S. Frankenburger on Thurs
day afternoon at 9 o'clock at her
residence on Nevada street The class
takes care OF a family which without
its aid. would be destitute, and at
the meeting 20 was decided 70 send
SO 10 the French orphan adopted
by the class
Following the business meeting q
social session was held and the
hostess served hot chocolate and cake
Those present were. Mrs. a. NJ
Grambling. Mrs. ". 2. Easton, Mrs.
F. II ToWner. AIRS. F. D. Moore Mrs.
A z. Berryhlll. Mrs. z. II Finuey.
Mrs. z l. Query Mrs C. n Hol-
ford, Mrs. r r. Singleton. Mrs. ~.
Il. PAYNE. Mrs. J. T. Weeks, and the
hostess.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

dobrej wolf ma ziemi. Ameryka-
ME powoiani obowiqzkiem do o.
brony swiata, spelniwszy swe po~
wolanie, zycza sobic teraz spozy-
wac owocc pokoju spokojnie. Jako
organizacya jest ona bezpartyjna,
cywilnq. Me mysIi mieszac sic
wcalc do politybi. Organizacya
ia obejmuje Gale Stany zjednoczo
ne. Do tej pory zasozonych 70
stafo 400 grup: co dzieh tworza
SIC nowe, W roznych czesciach
kraiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
STAN ANARCHII WE
FIUME.

Paryz, 1s. wrze$nia. - Wedle
informacyi nadesziych do wfo-
sEjej delegacyi Pokojowej, we
Fitrme znajduje sig obecnie 26,-
900 zbuntowanych wojsk pod ko-
menda d'Anunzia, ttore oPano-
wa4y w zupeinosci miasto. Usta-
ply zen wojska francuskfe bry-
tvjskie. wychodzac ze zwI1nety-
mi sztandarami stosownie do Po-
lecen d'Anunzia. PozostaAy tyfEo
woiska serbskie W przedmiesclu
Susak.
Buntowricza arnie zasilaja W
dalszym ciagu nowi dezerterzy Z
regularnych pu&kow i zglaszaja-
cv sig licznie oofrotnicy. zacho--
-dzi Ottawa. ze wskrtck cafej ate
~ Fiuue cabinet premiera Nit
ii moze upa$c. Signor Titton'.
wloski minister spraw >zagran1cz-
nvch. wyjezdza dis Powroteln
do Rzymu.
Najwyzsza Rada Ahancka zade
-vdowala ma wczorajszej sweI Sc
,svi zajac wobec onawlanych
zaisG take stanowfsLo, il stano-
via one czysto wewuetrzna sPra-
we Wloch, do kt6rej Mkt obey
ME bedzie sic mieszac, wyra7ono
tvIko zyczenie, aby zaAstwiono
sic z MIA W jak najkrotszym CA
sic. "'"%glF
Paryz, 16. wrzesnia. - Otrzy-
name tu depesze donosza, re wy
delegowany przez rad wSoski sc
neral BadogEo przybyl W iowa
rzystwie generate Anlossi do Flu
me Z wydal prollamacye, wuywa-
isca zoinierzy, ktorzy porzuciIl
swe pufEf i przytaczyli sig do o.
chotnik6w GAnunzia, ably natych
uliast powr6cili pod swe sztarrda-
~.
Prasowo podaja, Re wiekszoSt
2 tvch 1oinierzy dasa sic 1rwiesG
niekt6rym oficerom, ktorzy Toz'
nvslnie rozpuscii pogsoske, il
rad popiera cate przedsiewziecie
d'Anurlzia. CzesG Z porniedzy
mich, poznawszy sw6j bad, Po-
wr6cila jut do swoach puAkow.
Pr6cz tego zwolennicy gwafto-
wnego opanowania Farme chwy,
eli sic innych srodkow sgitacy'
propagandy. roziepdajsc po rtls
each miasta afisze ogNoszerSem
ze cabinet pana N7tti rpa3 I roz'
puszczajac inne faEszywe Pogso-
saki. Teden oddziai to4nierzy po,
raszerowai do Resiny i znisoczy
tam bSura niejspwego Pdsrna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
I Biufa ElsisurslugIeznsgs.

Wseh6d siOfca o gOdzinie 6:Sl.
Zaeh6d sfOiea o godzinie 6:5S.
PogOda W Chicago i Okolicy: Pogo
dnie Wa Wtorelx i prawdopOdobnie we
srOde. Me wiele Zmian " temperature.
Lagodny, mienny wiatr.
Temperature doby miniOnej; Maj
wyisza wczoraj gOdzinie Lei popo-
l,duiu. IS stovni. najniisza gOdzinie
5-rnej rano SIS stOpni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
UCIECZKA Z PRZESZKO.
DAMI.

Jcszcze zeszlego lipca, pcw'cn
bank w mieScie Cleveland, c.,
obrabowany zosta} przez czterech
bandyt6w, kt6rzy umkneli niepo-
chwyceni, zabierajac ze soba
$4,000 W gotowce, oraz bondow
wolnoSciowych ma surne dziesie-
ciu tysiecy. O rabunek ten podej-
rzywala policya dwu wfamywa-
czy; jeden Mich zwie sic Harry
Holmes, drugi zaS James Nor
ton. Obaj zostali przez policye a.
resztowani i znajduja sic obecnie
w wiezieniu w Clejeland; pomi-
mo gorliwych jednak ze strony
policyi poszukiwah, do tel pory
ME mogli oni wpaSc ma trop skra-
dzionych pieniedzy. Wiedzac, ze
obaj w przyjacielskich byli sto-
sunkach z pewny1ni Nobietami,
zamieszkujacymi w Chicago, kto
rych adres by} i'm znany, wpadb
oni wczoraj ma mysl, ably i'm przy
jacielska zhozyt wizyte, 7amia-
rem dowiedzenia sic cd Mich Ja-
kichS szczegdow, tyczacych sic
zaginionej monety. w wypraw'e
tel wziefo udzial trzech detekty-
wow: Thomas F. Mcfarland,
John Carton, oraz kapitan Mi
chael Lee, re stacy policyjneJ
mieszczacej sic przy 50ej ul. Gdy
weszli do budynku, kapitan Lee
zapuka, do pol1oju, gdzie kobiety
wspomniane mieszka}y. w mie-
dzyczasie, Mcfarland, l1t6ry stall
obok niego, us{yszawszy, ze o.
twierane jest wewnatrz okno, co
daio mu sadzic, re mieszkanki So
pewni, kto i'm wizyte sklada, i
usiluja z niejsca sic ulotnic, wy
biegl z budynku, stanal pod scia-
na W tyle domu i W kilka minut
spostrzegl kobiete schodzaca da
chu ma zier11ie. Aczkolwiek stree
lii do liej kilkakrotrlie, ME chcia-
Ia ona przystanac; przeskakiwa-
Ia ploty kieby wiewiorka i bylaby
mu niechybnie zbieg}a, gdyby ME
nieszczeScie, jake sic jej w ostat-
niej chwili przytrafiio. Mianowi-
Gle, noga ugrzaz'a jej w dziurze,
|ktorej pommno wszell1ich wysil-
k6w re swej strony, ME mogsa ma
czaSic uwolnic.
w tel wlaSnie chwili nadlecias
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16

goz. Do komitetu tego naleza: -
Charles H. Wackcr, sedzia Mer-
rit w. Pinckney, Jane Addams,
Fryderyk Siedenburg, pani Har-
~ Hart, Harriet Nittum, sedzia
Wiktor P. Arnold, Y. William T.,
Barton oraz wielu wy4bitnych
mieiscowvch obvwatcl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-16
LEGION AMERYKANSKI
SIZE ROZWITA.

Wctcrani wojny Swiatowej, we
tcrani armji amcrykaiskiej, roz-
poczcli wczoraj X; upanie, ccIem
pozvskania tel organizacyi milo
na czlonkow. Organizacya ia lest
znana w Ameryce ca}ej jako: A
mcrican Legion. 'Mysl stworzc-
MIA takicj organizacyi nurtowala
w scrcach wielu zolnicrzy jcsz-
cze w0wczaS, gdy bill sic oni ma
polach I'rancyi, po kapitulacyi zas
Niemicc jej sprzymicrzehc6w,
gdy amerykahskie hufce powra-
cat poczely do domow, przybra}a
ona konkretne formy sta}a sic
faktem. Obccnie organizacya ia
liczy czterysta tysiecy cz}onk6w
czynione sa gorliwe starania, aby
l;czbe te wznieSc do miliona. Ze-
szlego maja w miescie St. Louis,
przyjetq zostala konstytucya le-
gionu, kt6ra ,brzmi rzeczywiscle
pieknie; bedzie ona ratyflkowana
ma konwencyi, ktora zwolana
Jest ma dzieh pierwszy listopada
do miasta Minneapolis. iNajwaz-
niejsze punkty tel konstytucyi
brzmia:
STAG przy konstytucyi Stanow
Zjednoczonych broniG jej w ra-
zie potrzeby.
Bronit obywateli flagi gwiaz-
dzistej we wszystkich zakatkach
Swiata, oraz bronic konstytucyl
przed zakusami zwolennikow SEX
ty bolszewickiej.
Utrzynac porzadek prawo.
Zapobiedz, ably Stany Zjednoc7o-
ne ME paddy ofiara takiego bez-
rzadu i zamieszania, jaki panuJe
obecnie w Rosyi, gdzie powolano
zolnierzy amerykahskich, ably
prawa przestrzegali.
bye dobrym Amerykanlnem.
Amerykahsld Legion wymaga cd
swych czfonkow, ably dusza i cla-
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