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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
SOY BEANS QUITE VALUABLE
May Be Combined Atvantaoecusiy In
Many systems OF Crop Relations
Seed Is Valuable.

NrerR ei hv ito United states n~rar
nrnt ~ ATriaaEtar~
The soy bean may hc combined 40
ventagr'MSy IN many systems ~ crop
rotations II il especially adapted 10
sht n rotations, saSiuF either ri ~atIr~
season or part ~ a sca~,,n following
some grain ctN'lt The csSh value ~
the seed IN surlclcu, 10 encourage
Syvrtu- the beans as ere n ;hs malts
CROPS When the Whole season f. ny
devoted to ~ay beans they may .3.se
airy piace In rotation Sv$teEa. vsere
corn can be used In TIE srathevn
states the crop s. adapted 'eeIractlcai-
ty the same place In rotat1as as COW.
peas
The small grains ,stay to|low soy
beans and the solfsfN,ein>s but little
preparation sftcra cror Il soy beans.
In North Csfu.s7na and Tennessee
Soy bean crsss'Is often grown between
two wheas crops or between teo oat
cr'ps~ ~ rotation * curn. soy beans,
aheaAi and clover Is praetbcei qplts
esaf2Nlly In maay sections north OF
rs oAEa river In so'rse sections TIRE
(efNy hesn IL substituted for cats IN
sRfh faar year rotations AZ crn. oats.
@Seaf and clover or potatoes, csts.
whsst ar3 clever The say bean can
also Ne rs41 VS. ! csteh crop where
new SEEDLINGS Ce grass aud elayer have
failed and On gh~ai er eat seHhhle
fields whs'rv cl'vpr or grass has noi
been 9a.a or has Haf saeesssied. A.
t-op af;rr car'F n7'atscs o. cauncry
PEAS aa3 ~ sn orchard cover creep the
sar bean i highly rS~arsrysen5e.i as I,
win pr~fucr $ large quantity " fall
rassara.zr ~ wssetisl fr- p&owlnS M
de- ca soils Ia Re,~i - arcsnic matter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Weekly Health Talks
GOING BACK TO NATURE
Hf IN " LUCAS

r,ople set sick because they 60
sNay from Mature apd She nuly way
e. ac' we'll r. o. - back Something
groNs uu! II the ground In the form
~ ycg"tAuoa a. cure alaos, every 1T.
Snms 81 these vegetable srowths are
understood hy maa aud sorne arr not
An.m1ls, II would seem, know what to
do wh,n lhey are s,yk better THAI
mrn aud Women Observes havT
uutcd that d sick horse, dos or cat
, ~iti stur rat%ns f,,od s4sl sryA oat
some vegetable growth IN the field ot
ytrG. which. when found and eaten,
"tIyn restores appvttte Nnd health
iIaycu't you ~era gheSr animals do
tAs NWy thlng yuufSrt}
n itrnc. u VUiala. y y, hug s.nts
found 'Ac herbs sni roots prpNtlcj ~
Nature ~ e'ytc,'ntc eonst3pAt,o0. AMI be
had thc-r vegetables cullc, tsd ANA made
ur IT MpppIe. waves 81 Nue rost nj
J,AN mto httjs white sugar atci pill,
thst hc aird Nr rwnrs riFasany rcllel.
\ No mQs, audct stand that when your in
teytnts are stopped up. pVtsons AMI L.
,a,ad matter are smps,.Aprd u year ss
ten and thea, asa saf4sl b, The ElAAl
throughout ,,,uf boay rhu iocs ycvi
tei ache tou 80 d,tsY. ,Nu caps slrsp
,'Hr sAln May preaA ext ,o0r appetite de
ca nee. wa srt tged and Acsg&aaent As
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
He DOESN'T LIKE GERMANS
south Cskets Farmer Objects -
kslgheora. Sells t4ls Place snd
viii Move Away.

Sinnx FatE~ y r. ~ Refusing ~ hvs
iuHgv, In Iinc"ln township. Iousias
county because II IL I,apuiAled almost
exclusively sith persons ~ German
birth oY descvat William hrMshon q
farmer ~ the township. snno1n-~s
that h~ hat seld his farm 10 Ger.
many a. h. terras the township
Mcmahon hiss fell i.nely sinr~ The
election la November When ths vote
wss counted In LaneDln township 4,
was s9ana fhAt he hHd raA tbs only
Rspa.iicsn vote ard that slt ether
electors In the township had voted Tie
SeaIra r'ssan league ticket, whleh h
alleged ,n haer besan backed w. every
German ant fset.fFTfaHn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines Made
This Ladys Troubles Worse,
But Thedford's Black. 0raught
improved Her Appetite and
Took Away Her BiIe.

Nancy, Ky Mrs. Cora waaiie. a
rehiden' Of this piafe, gives out Fhis
statement 4 have taken Black.
Dfaught aud found II to BE- the bees.
iiy"y medicine / ever used IL BIAS
Jnet been nne for indigestion. soar
stomach ard bitter taste Ia The
mnafE. ~>
used 10 gct bilious and roustlpafrd
aud had 10 take something Ptlls and
other strong Medicines would ouiy tear
my stomach ~ aud leave me In a
worse nx than before taking. began
Co have alex headache
After learning ~ Hack Draught |
toaE IL aud was cured 81 Stick head
aches One or two doses q week, or u
pinch nftrF meats, kept ttr towrts
open aud took away all bic have a
Euod appetite. due to my use Of Black
Drought"
/; your liver IL not acting properly
yoH say suffer from such symptoms
~ headache. bltIousnrsa. cohstipa ton.
indigestion, etc. and unless relief IL
phtHlHed serious trouble may result
In lts 10 years 0t successful use.
Thedfords Black praught has been
found H. relieve these allmepts and
stimulate the liver 10 DO It's work,
Al all druggists, ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Offer Reaard tor Each cclored
Soldier CAPTURED.
New Attract Great At.trttc- r. occg
essd STctc-S et
Germany

H-ltA The Aasrr44sg A-rFey - Aa~>ea-
,v. ,seg ~ herevcr AaF~r7raa EeE7Nes
have xy-gea I'D In fhs stes f4fsEdssi ty
the Arte-seaas hey haye xft-ays ri
grvat at,en;ipH swCes The rsli.ans-
In Tres Csbleaa ard e;s1er places.
,l,.rssg ne early DAYS - be ssNczya-
.a,a. etsa = lS>.r,tly~t Whenever say
ues-a so s.rc~ >r0gs.7i IN =. s'resstS
srss " v&s Rf,-.~~sTr 'ef f'ht aassitary
rSSsIsv IS .Hfe-~p trs e-v1r-S rg-rszssss,.
tas III jss ,A f.ts lssStttf ftr'sass.ia
ra-s< FgFE vqt u st'3srs aEsl xrsves.
wherf tAere 2re a Hgayt~er ~ asE-'a
- 3sxrx. III aasFo<s ztgrssT eToa IL u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
HAS 4GAMEL'S PLACE

kinds NJ Important signs over wtnati
shaps, with hsrdl, ans thing To weil. au-
noancw THE Provisions" The Up
todate Hosiery ard IVY Goods Store, :"
The Manchester House" and many
similar II ia doubtful II D per rent ~
the prospective customers eaa rad
the sigma
Shepherds ~ The hills s'iii trnd
their hpckA dressed TIA camel hair, u nd
nightly ,lght thelt camp frs Ia ks.sp
"a IN" proving jsckai" sad hycnaa
lau, 10 tie future much N this rich
land. nos practically barren IA lsAeiy
10 receive IN" aitentton ~ the sicam
tractor
Altogether With The present means
ai TRANSPORT by rail-. the great improve
ulout In the water supply and tho
rapid introduction ~ European meth
eds, .snd customs II snss he hoped =
year ~ two NJ Isace viii change This
country Iuto real land Of milk nua
honey
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
TEMPERATURE OF THE WATER
Al Depth 81 80 20 50 Fee. Il Ia About
SO peerces~~unifor~' Through.
out tire Year

Prepared by the Tultea states rSrart
mes, q agrtcui28rcl
The temperature NJ ground water
varies with latitude. sea~oD depth
sad geological conditions Ordinarily 81
a depth ~ fnrty To sisty feet II IL atau,
N degrees, and IL nearly uniform
th-nashnut lhe year Al lesser dcpta
seasonal uui atmospheric changes arr
itkely to affect e. Hcncs K thrrr -
mueh fuctuaticn In the ieruTcratr-N
or II thr water Is made tarhIi by rams
Suppiy " shallow origin 81 Indicated
hsep xrouud waters ar. generally 30
&rr~stvr,y warmer the deeper ehtaiasS'
'he Increase ruaague ahau' one a@craf-
fer each AIRY o. sixty feet int-ea vi aa
tep'h Nv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
WOOD ASHES As FEaifLIzER
espet Figures rh.1;fer Is r5ctA
sS4--crcps Need Nsery ecuna Of
Petass> cssa rasIt,

Save n, ttS~t ashes Al rrv>Nnt
r. ~ ~. s.ts>h sa esp,rt figures that
She 1871 n -, peau,;s II hardwood
s>h,.s>.ss& worth $50 end III addition
~. a0e II the sape ashes " csats'
VT ~ v's'>p0oric ac,ei This wogId
SskS taa x Sry, hsrlwV-x. ashes
~Vrta So Al the >anse rsfr pare
ashes an, wFsrth sai 700. sa.. sAauld
~ carN!a'ly saved Give the ashes
that csf1e cr>r1 the stevpS sai fur
nscvs Ire sane psHs,-:,.,o sud Use
than ga he la,s,' Is, - ase it.eatiy
s. ~nu'd ~ given 80 s.cs ,,-ics-i
e0E.raerc,a' fsrtJltssr Tho cr - will
aeei s'sry prsRA "a lSx&sA hat can
T. obtained from a>As> ard evrry
esSer available S,.u-rv. hs,t,srr ~ vi
ratear rnsges are seala ,gerass,! fo-
u.sArt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
HUNS FEAR NEGROES

,,svtaAn children every titns the1 o.
{sar . ,fse stxy-eFA
TIE Gseraaa ssd83er siso regards tht
ns-rn ~itt greet: eaFiDsl'y ArraFdthg
10 d discharged German @osssAss III
Rpngs,sarf. th~ tserrsga nrrwy. esytF s@
TIE war areTrrd r~wsra of ~
marks fer she -1yfurs alive - s@scA
negye, The .sgsg fsr rsri German sesss5tr
~Mfd tbs, throughout the wNT 'se-raan
,sstsslgers Htt~s IN Srsz' fear nnri even
,r-rar. NJ the nsgrn~s, sns II vac Ii
agsier 20 ev~rrnsse ihls fesr hat re
yards we-v n~sTs
p1e evening" so ,te froH; q Sc,e@tsng
fsssry. consisting x 'r- Germans. In
egass5ag ~. 4. - ha~<ed ~aatfier. ~ssfrass-
;e-sA t~,y Fventh asg-a~s " E ssss.
which falA~~--@ e.xse * The ~ ETs~s -
g-au,s-i The sfsgr t~sns tsken prisessev
lr ~ hgass f=< .sf 49, sI-srss.asss ~;
tAt5- t~snrassgs ansI ran - ~ gssas~s
'ssaa n shseF usvn srps hes. t.sst ssaese
4 aas fxfsetfsea ee-r F@EE. se} ~
and Hai-asG.<=4 TIE -eHard ms sce
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
WINS FAME AND
WAR DECORATION

camp and sainea replacement hat
tsliUa Ia Qu~easiaad under s,a~ name
81 Charles Melville and soaa after
wAri was hack In kagiaad training sn
Saiisbary plain rs Private Melville,
He was aalskly promotes, To he esg,
paral, AID .Aas day ass ASKED ,iss HIS
ccmmsLsiiag esacer
Corporal. ~ you think you enaia
arm this conspanyY'
Having commanded 4 brigade, the
} sTrtrrss rsss 3sas. eglsxssgx, thressasis TN
PAGES ike the veteran he was
Recognized BY osscsrs
Back Ia France again. h- WAS rec,
eersgrd by officers who bad known
him in t.alllpoil as the iariae and
brilliant roltslrr they had es'iss,i
Fighting Mae t,epecal hsriwoayi
With ahosn he had served st i,aae
Pine Scat zoe him ami gave him n
commls~ioa Not lonS aftrre Z 4.
Colonel Ma >nghtrH MAS Rgsia 41kp
rs sn invalid to England, 9hssfsFi,e
Was summoned to Neutrality-suspicious.
10 rereise frau "a" King "a sf1'Sfatinn
% companion ct the s.fflf ~ NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
D0U you KNOW

That II costs ahnut ax much
to raise q 'ashpouni scrub ~ Il
does to raise u 1890 pound wsil'
bred Stserf
That there IL noihtna better
than alfalfa hay for balancing
a rati0nf
That II dairy COW requires an
ounce NJ sal, a day?
That some form of protein
tsklm milk. hnttcrrnilk. tankaev.
or meat scrnpl Is needed 10
keep IN winter rgg produefions
That a high tight boani fence
IN the north and west side of
The harnyard saves fessd and
makes u, cc.nfeytahie .sanatng
place for stock In winterf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Anlac Colonel Wounded and Or
dered Home Enlists and
Fights Again.
IS RECOGNIZED IN FRANCE
General kends TOE Vim ard Gsssa
-'~ Kim corr~fssicr - Osee~sted
Win Order % ST. M,ehasi
ard st. George.

t.os,,laa. The Slosy ef a eolunel uf
Australian Infantry sho Mas wound
- III The s,alllpoli campaign and sent
back 20 Australia, hut phn rstglcealesi
his rnuk and rt-rulist,1i a. q private
to serve uith the Australians Ia
France, bias added to the esteem In
which AuagsllHua ARE held In London.
col Charles Melville Mae Nagtirh.
the hero of she story. is halted as u
tnaa of gaiiautry aud sri,
Ne WAS the soQ ~ >4t Melville Mae
Naehtsn. rhInf ~ thr criminal tasestt
gailUn Department ~ scotland yari.
says The DAILY Mail BnJ NHs I,raetic
!ug tam tn Au~trasla nhen the was be
gan He was The m8ioy ia command
NJ the First brigade which Landed At
Amaze Cave Un GsilipolI peninsula
Within tpa days hr Was wnuusi.-i
three times After recovery In Eng
land h. r~surn~l ~ ,ialiiI@Dt and led
his battalion la their immortal charge
az Lone flBr.
Ordered Back to Australia.
After the evacuation If Gallit-all he
served fer time In Egypt ard was
-s,ss ffr4a. ti,,.f- Il. I,.aBaa.;I. svsassuS
IL
from wounds and EsyeC Surss$sas ~,
fuses, him persnl~ stHn 20 return - n
tive service. and ne was s-n' st1fns
traHa a. ~cconh ir command ~ an
Australian traiuing camp 80.
one day be slipped uwa< from she
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
4
Jerusalem r. Modenlled by Mo,
= tortruck.
K
Beasts- cf Burden Are S~csher~d in
: Dust otSspeedine Auto
recbiiss

I IesaNalsla.. The. iiss Of two periods.
distant by many cen'arisN se~nS TO
now nion4 the fuais that lead 10 this
ancient CITY.
The rnmel though h. has done great
things f"Y The british fnrrcA IL losing
hts position n. the main means n
traBspart, and the natives driving their
camess carrying huge packs 81 East
rrn merchandise arr passes! by the big
engines II rho evetgrawtng British
tread gauge railway 81 ahich the
country pe4rtia stare with open
rnau,hrd astnalshtnsBt Their along
viii cuine an ASS, rtar sr au Arass wa
his donkey ~ mule, his sife walking
bchlnd ard carrying q great pacR "s
her head In this way they transport
mach ~tur fer many miles Nov. tttss
are .Srnoi har,~i In ,iWs; from the great
auautlty If fnetor t-BnSi~sTt ON the
roads
The hye harles usycs ana small
Hshcs I!si have ia feed good many
people III this country and wufasa
May still iss sesn grtndlnE their scsnts
cap 81 corn bsisesn sionFs, hut nos
with the in'resiuction n! good sss~j the
country already IN showing signs Of
vast Improvement, Cn,foa IN still
made w int rough material In 3
primitive mptheas cn v Mind ~ hew
With the new opportunities n1w Open
ina np The cid SPINNER II likely 10 BE-
looking for another 1oh.
Already In quite smali tow-ns seu
siiI scr Names ~ well known Laden
firms. THIS has aroused the lspssl
sheps to a Kind II competition, ard all
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
fasrks subsequently, rss Hsif~5
afErsrsg the fe7sFssnibg sss t'er~nMns fer
rDrsgy5ng ths Frearh rex~s
DEG Attacks Airpisas.

Tulsa. ofis.~-A tutssspx ses,ss the
propeller II uFse - as~s ~ fv~ air.
sAehs-s ftsse Fs-r7 Si8 !s~s .. .s.y w~re
avsrS. TIE Fssaeafue sas @ys~ss-s
Hfs3 th@ 4a- Ei'ts4t The Feet had 60
4elsy 'l,ssr trie sshes 70 tAs fsrs until
s nsw $50 LAD Sssa Installed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
ssssssss.sw yssss.ssssssss

Michael snkkai t'eorse which had
been eomtstsd apen him several
years eqttW fct his gsilaa'ry a, tlai,.
lip4,n -
WN,N serving In the RACKS In
frStc&ss 'TafpaFal Melville" he had
la&f personally eeaerstaIatei by the
. syylnandug general fer salss III
ySE'Sslhrs ridge,
= Asc Naghtcns nghsIus days are
nas over and be l. snpiupc,iesi ta rv~s
osnlEs this fact Tor. 80 one " his
men pat Il, he - rsddted Hike
volantc'. sud "a ~ anl, hIs hgtilns
Spirit ~hi1h Keeps hlf alive"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

upon tbeir cooperation The effect
has bean ta hfiRx farmer aad spaE
resident into mote cordial relations
Provide harvest Labor.
The results achieved along this line
are especially helpful toward providing
the harvest labor needed In constant
~ enlarglng agricultural program, Toa
much emphasis n In believed. cannot
be placed upon the rhsse Ut the lat,as
that has 10 do with bringing Into CLOSE
eoop-ratina and alignment all tins
forces which have more az less 10 DO
With ihr iaanr prahlea and framiax =
program that wl!l eliminate as far AZ
possible the lass due 10 having an over.
supply ~ labor AT certain piae~s and
shortage al others, and that will make
ls,-sihls .tse use et oil ihe lssa.. Label
10 tho fulIcs, extent and thus save
transportation Of workers from dis.
taat areas aud necessary loss Of time
occasioneti la such trsvel
The success tn deating with the farm
labar situation during the past year IL
thought TO justify confidence In meet.
Ing any situation that may develop In
1910.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Drunken Hubbies to
Get Horne Punishment

Intnttasu ia. aargy i.stat.
- ferf has f73ip~f sss&. All mar.
rissi tHnH f,sassA eya sse ssYesss sfi
fnffrw,e1, Will fs~ iakeu 80 ths8F
~ 9gss~s tn t@ isssfstsssesi nv aefr
~1FsS Thr mas yse iseai~v-s chs
ysag4s Ss-s-ess Ssis sw fri rru-s -
fsrriye than q sFss;j aps az tss
gsstss ils1aSri
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

kaises Bin and trnwE Prime. tao
German dogs rhat were ~ rhgisf.aei
h. Private Robinson Cieve ana Daniel
>,l~,Na ~ The Five Hundred and Talr
~ -asn;A os.g .aeprS Raa Three Hundred
md Seventt >%->usyd infantry, Who cap
tnrs~i these dogs from the Germans
roth these cniored sp!tliers w~re
W. uaitef in action ard returned to
'hI4 country sS@rd the transpoft
tE-oxa " Ashir ztou
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Prepared by tina United ssates Depart.
snsat Ut Agriculture
tine of the greatest achievements of
the farm tarlor activities conducted by
the United State. department OF az
rieatturv duriag the past year 10 fartnr
ing sections all over the country where
labor VAS ne.dsa ans the establish.
inrnt ~ cordial cooperation and sym.
pathetic understanding between farm.
ers and tocsl business inch. department
specialists state
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
city Folks Help Harvest.

As a result Of this cooperation
crops have been harvested hJ all IL
the business men from cities aud towns
IN hundreds of localities where large
losses would undoubtedly have re-.
slltr.st fEotp lass ~ lshoFs !Altt::ssit ~,
ON town and city dwetl.rs helped har-
vest Ia Kansas, 1900 in Nebraska.
5000 In oregon. lpu0 In Missouri.
1859 Ia Indiana. 3 uS 10 Illinois. aud
pFoportloaate numbers IN practically
all other states The farmer has thus
learned that local town ard city folks
can assist greatly In this emergency
work. aud has come IT, hoax WITH favor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Tractor and Sled Solve
Blocked Line Problem

NntianseoA fNails, kAa WhsA
the r~rssHt heavy sstas fall block.
"a the electric line hetweea this
city ard Ssraax City, fraaE
iicsi. living here. quickly yGy~d
the transportation rrshlx lie
attached his his tractal hlg
sleigh ~ feet ieas. y~ carried
,'asseagsss hsssrsyes the two
'trwms PREM esKsprstn ~ thirty
Eve people v~rY accommodated
AZ, .Naah tytn Il =
w. 1sr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

II ~ willingness 10 pay good rent
ak,ktatt #ss1s, sst& Aatai44sl, III. is.~as ttss
choice OF apartments In Nnme hoLnus
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

No NosusA Ia . Healthy Child
Az children tNssbt~d siIa sgfsss haze e.
boa thy ecoI sheb Indicates pss,f blood, and b
Fss thsfs 10 si1r- pF isss stDaa Ash dissa Ebas
yhDyas rAsf H. ssa call fOstl siyea s~ssiAsiy
tar t-e ~ thfes seeds stll snrieh lac bs,,ssd ~
grofa ths Als estuA aaa aas ~ : Asnssal str~axth
~Htnx funr ~ taa ~bnta sfst@Hf satat~ . III kA@n
taos "a % dsesI kha ~asssa Asa she GAIA sta ~
Va g.rtsct health ft~aaARt to iAAe STA s@S su,ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Sometimes a little WHITE liz does a
lot ~ good
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

Warszawy wys}ano znowu Fan
kisowa, ale najgorliwsze poszu-
kiwania mic wykryc ME zdo}aiy,
chociaz denuncyacya zydowska
wymieniia navel dom Bilinskie-
go. Tam rzeczywiscie przecho--
wywa} sic ks. Brzoska "a pod
w6jna Sciana. Dowiedziawszy
sic, re ks. Brzoska bywa} czesto
u panny A., mieszkajacej W sta
rym divorce, mandarin ja aresz-
towaf; torturowana, ME mog}a
znieSc strasznych meczarni, wy
da}a miejsce jego schowku. 20
kwietnia naczelnik wojenny z 10
kozakami j 2 zandarmami oto--
czyli dom Bielinskiego i zaczeli
rewizye. Widzac, re kryj6wka
jego odkryta, ksiadz Brzoska
dokonywujacy rewizyi zaczeli
przywital ich strza}em, a gdy
uciekac, ks. Brzoska ukaza{ sic
we drzwiach chaty z rewolwerem
wreku, a "a MIN adjutant jego
Wilczynski, kt6ry nabijal bron
i podawai swemu dow6dcy. Cia
gle ostrzeliwujac sic, ksiadz Sta
nis}aw zaczai biedz ku lasowi, a.
lie nieszczesciem potkna} sic i u
pad}. Nadbiegf wachmistrz ian
darm6w a choc ks. Brzoska, ger
wawszy sic nagle, do czoia Fan
darma przyiozyi rewolweru lu--
fe, bron zawiodfa i ME wypsliia.
Schwytany, ranny W reke ks.
Brzoska, widzac niemozebnosG
Foporu dalszego, odda} revolver
zandarmowi, m6wiac: ,,wez 60
sobie ma pamiatke'.
-. -. -. go. -. 80. ........
w try tygodnie potem, ostat-
nj ten dowodca powstanczy,
wraz re swoim nieodstepnym
adjutantem zginal ma szubieni-
cy. Navel dzienniki moskiews--
ke mimowoli wyrazi{y podziw
mad ~niezwykia energia, charakte
rem i poswieceniem tego ludo--
wego bohatera, o ktorym pa
mice mieszka wsr6d ludu pod
laskiego do dzisiaj i bedzie dh-
go tam jeszcze W pokoleniach bu
dill swoimi czynami lud sier-
miezny 2 wiekowego zaniedba--
mia ola Ojczyzny. Geese pamieci
jegol 49,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
OStatni z DOW6dC0W
PoWStaiCzyCh.
(Ze wspomnien pufkownika
Strusia)

w r. 1866 cisza cmentarna
panowaia w nieSzczeSliwej Oh
czyznie naszej; wszystko, co by
10 ruchliwego, zgine}o ma szubie-
nicach, w walkach z wrogiem
Tub wyszio ma wygnanie; pre-
stall powiewac sztandar bojowy
wojsk narodowych, DO juz rak
ME byfo do walk.
Nh jednem tylko Podlasiu
trzymaI sic ksiadz Stanisfaw
Brzoska, toczac BOZ z Moskala-
mi j do wSciek}osci ich doprowa
dzajac tym, re ME mogli pochwa
lie sic pred Swiatem, IL powsta
ME juz zostafo zgniecione osta--
tecZnie.
w poczatkach ruchu narodo-
wego ksiadZ BrZoSka "a patryo-
tyczne kazanie do ludu w Luke
vie zosta{ aresztowany i skaza-
ny ma rok wiezienia w kazama-
tach. Pc Sch jednak miesiacach
zosta} uwolniony.
Gdy powstanie wybuchfo, ks.
Brzoska wstapif jake kapelan z
poczatku do oddzia4u Lewandow
skiego a potem do oddzialu Kry-
sinskiego, kt6ry mu oddaf pod
dow6dztwo osobny oddzia@ek.
w bitwie pod Staninem Bros
ka byf ranny. Gdy Krysinski wy
jecha} do Galicyi, Brzoska ze-
bra{ resztki oddzia}u Krysinskie
go, Rudnickiego i Kobylinskie--
90, sformowai oddzial z 1000
Iudzi j objai dowodztwo mad nj
mi. Pc wielu potyczkach otoczo
ny re wszystkieh stron, zmuszo-
nv byl oddziai rOzpuScic, ale W
lasach }ukowskich utworzyf Od--
dzia{ek mniejszy, giownie re
zbiegfych z wojska rosyjskiego
zoInierzy i zaczai niepokoic zaso
gi moskiewskie, a taxa miiosc !
szacuneck umiai w ludzie wiej-
skim wzbudzic, re w kazdej cha
Gle maidoMai przytu}ek j begpie