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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-10-23
To Keep Cabbage From Bursting

Cabbage will often get all ready to
use at the same time and il not used
then may burst. This may be pre-
vented by waiting until the heads
become solid, then pull up on the
plant until it starts to give. This
beaks many of the roots and will
supply only enough moisture to keep
the heads in good condition.--W.P.L L.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-10-23

present am a special officer employed
by Skinner & Eddy, shipbuilders at
Seattle, Wash, but the hardest bat
tie of all was the one l have been
fighting with my stomach for the
three years past; and after spending
dollar after dollar, and consulting
doctor after doctor l received no re-
lief, but after discovering JO-TO and
with the aid of same l have won the
greatest battle of all. Have been OH
diet for years and today feel as
though l could eat pig iron without
any suffering. All that is necessary
is for me to take a teaspOOnful Of
JO-TO after each and every meal.
l cannot say what it will do for
others but do know what it has done
for me.
For the sake of humanity put it on
sale in each and every drug store
in the world.
Sold in Lynden by Ed. Edison,
druggist.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-10-23

Sold in Lynden by Ed. Edison,
druggist.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

FOR SALE-~Good piano see
Mr. ". Il. Williams, Dickson Ia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
tt.4s t$- t-t Nt,ftT, W " ,HT " as. .5-r.
Plays to b. Presented
Al Dickson School.

On Thursday evening Jan0sry
30, there will hs presented by the
High School stodenis u the Dick
son School tbs following plays IN
the school auditorium at Dickson
American Beauties" is the title
OF very interesting little play TO
be given by six hish school girls
Dsday 10 the title ot = second
play to he presented by eight
po,il. This play IL comedy in
three acts Mr. Brown is the lead
ing character. He tries al! schemes
10 keep admirers away from bic
dsashter, whom be wishes 10 keep
at home.
ii iss vvry clever and amusing
play. iull Of wit. aud ot high tone.
Don I TAIL 10 see the above plays
Watch Tor program 81 be printed
later
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Girls Auxiliary Receives .....
Letter of Thanks 3

The following letter was fciey,
ed ny the Girls Auxiliary, 4 X :,
IN recognition o! their donations te
the Trench sm,kes Fund
Girls Auxiliary, A, X. {.
Dickson. Teen.
Dear Fnends
Through the Southern Division
w. hav. received the contributing
uf SIN ~. representing yaar 11oaiIl-
~ donation 10 the Trench Smoke.
Fund
THIS smoan' vii b. expended
~ hs- BEEN explained In pseviop-
letters ~ psr nj appropriation.
made by the Red Cssss ftF ptnvid
,ns tobacco tof nuf ssildisrs f.Mr
continued support os this ssst w,as
ne hearty appreciation II The A.
aerscsn BED Crees. Yours very ,rul,
l.. J. STER.
Deputy Compsrniles Dept oi
Accounts. A. r. G.. Wash.
inEtoa. d. c.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

- - a. A. !. go A =
''oa* shs Aasssaesa hSaasSa Wss'i'
CIV ass sns sosS1sSo's ~ ssa.ass
'io0' oa' Fens'eas ss~ Nv~k NV
~ ""Ains aHanssasa1s = 80,
vas 1H eae snsasATa eoea4A1aA.
nass ~ 1soss1s1 ~ 'ss pasns1s
w 'sA0a'ess aaa ~ .aaps"ssass1s ~
os's psupef1t "aM asa.h1
afeoa 0a's sa@s' - ~"@s " sa' w"
w W s'ou.a .s'a'"saxaas AeSaaahs
o"'ssss1s sa ans e"naisaons ssa
ss"u"as ,''"'taaA' sss"'''s,''n's W
V..opeaa'as "sa ~ se@F.s s''a
oasias ~ possa'p ~ sha
a'sai'' ''H u'e Isaa''"ssa s."s' anu
"s'e''p''s"' W ea' s''ass''
uuf n*s Saants jan thst TIE
pe"e'e :" ~. ','.s'n ',, >'."'s s's aaa,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Mrs. George Crosby Dies;
Four Children are Ill.

Mu. George Crosby Of i2t South
Thirty Third street died II 4 local
hospital about 8 o'elprk NvndAy
afternoon. alter wseA's illness with
pneumonia. Tbs hasb&nd and iout
children sutv,vs her All iosH child.
ren are snilsssns ison h ssippe, bat
are expected 10 recover. The lam.
lily came 10 Billings = short ,ims
sso from q ranch near Hardin.
funnrsl sranssmenta hsvs not
been sunounc~d. The body 10 st
smith's undertaking paflors-- Hli'
lings. ( Montana1 uss~tt, Monday.
January l9. 1919.
Mrs.. Crosby, b@irFr her msuiage.
Miss Ola osusBder. end resided IN
Dickson Tor q numhst VI years and
has mAns friend. Throughout. tbs
county. .whp regret ~. learn vi bss
death.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

An Claude Hooper entertained
Old Hickory Chapter" u. ID {
Wednrrdsy afternoon 10 conpii.
mrn, Am Harry Hooper. oi Deal.
sou, Texas, and Mss, Grady sand.
ere. who ltaves soon Tor passor,
Kansas. 10 make her hoiae.
A shor. business session was held
one application for membership vas
made by Mlss Eiixab~th Stnitb /.
was decided that the U ID c. ,nem
ser. Join with the Paren. Teachers
Association "a giving the "pid
Maids Convention 10 the sprlus
Mrs. Claude Hooper was mats
chairman oI the tommittes 10 give
play With Mssdames fnd Bsas ~
Sara Wishart aud Mise E,iith Esdss
80 assls'ant-.
A LITTER was written by the
Daughters 10 Mrs. IN Baker. whose
marriage has taken her away. bat
her membership remains wilh this
chapter
Alter rail- sab A.. sisltsa.ial pra.
gram was given in celebration II
Aobest l., Lee birthday. All lala
I'd Ia singing AmericA, after which
Mrs Eugene Payne read spIend-
ID -ulosy o: he life oi Lee.
wae, ,...,~ Aail TALL, The Gsaw.
Come Home by Miss Edith Badge
wa. greatly enjoyed. Mrr Clayton
~,aith Rad historical paper On
Lee which was v~rs interesting Mu.
sical number, Love Land. " hy
MiS. Edith Rsdao. closed the pro.
gram
A delicious salad course was
served by Mesdsmes Sanders. Wv.
retts. Payne aud Meadows
Mesdames J, K, Hollsnl aud
Claude 6uerin were appointed as
Telephone committee Tor next
month
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

III The arny ia francs, He, slse,
has hour living sls,ers add l~o broth
eTs among whom sss Mrs Joe
. Grady. Mise Mamie selsoa And
ME-. Chss Sslsan. VI this placr
I'm the death early Manday morn.
Ing vi Mr.. zoe n. Rro~a. at bis
home on Jones Greek. near Mt
Lebanon. that vicinity has sustain.
Ind sh- soss "a one its best sitiaens
Mf. brJwn was taken a wesk pEiar
|sa his death with snt!uen1a, ~hsch
laiss was complicated ~ish pne0.
|saani4. Ht was 10 years oi age aud
|is survived by HE wife and nine
|rhilsYsa. seven girls and two boys
Rnnefai services we're conducted q,
M Lebanon. Tuesday naosniug a,
I'LL o clock hy Rev, Quar- Charles.
'in,ermeat tollosIng ia the Brown
graveyard. That tbs deesxsed US,
|heid 10 the highes. estesm by bis
|neighhosp and irisnds. wss ssidenc.
ed by the large crowd that assem
|bled 10 pay tribute to hin y, ,liese
last services over his remains Sew
sfai fom Dlekson attended la the
death Of Mr.. Krown. Dickson coun'
|ty has Sustained a great loss, as be
was a prosperous planter and pm.
grsssivs. pahlio-spIrited citizen II
is stated that other members oi hss
family srs proetra,ed With the NAL
Ady,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
LIVE STOCK CAMPAIGN
TO Be LAUNCHED.
Committee Appointed to Make
Arrangements tor Meet
ings at Various Pla-
ces in County. .

The Official Board % tue County
Livestock Association met @Atur-
day aud made plans iof campaign
III the eDunty to encourage better
livtstoek
Three of the Livestock Specialist
lsoa the Div4-s4,t, N Ext~ar,oa ut
the University oi Tennsssee viii
work III cooperation with tos Live.
stock Aasos'iation Tor Law days 10
the campaign work.
Each oi the five tnsuhefs " the
Official board will have charge II
arranging and ~nfking up thes@
meetings IN ibtn, Districts ~ hi,
lows.
II u Calii@s, fih. l4ih sHd a. b
Districts. A |. Miller, 9th. ssh and
9th Diatriets. Slnydrn Hunt and A
& Bishop, ltGh. llth and 18th Dis
sssists, AZ .Naas y MI ,lsl. 2ad s,rsA ,ts,l
Districts I'll I tawan lsh, 5lh aud
i2th Districts. Each ol these men
will select men In his District To
help make these meeting. u success,
Meetings will he arranged by the
Ohsrlal Board 10 cover the county
10 the hsst advantage while the
spetiaIlst from the pnivef-ity ~
Tennessee are holiing meetings
Alter this the members nf no OF,
fetal Board will srsnse TO hold
me"tings 10 every District ot the
county ~ soon az the Districts are
ready and want than. There should
he contest hetwean the Districts
ot the county In which each District
will rndeavuf 10 sufpass the other
D,stric, In the improvement VI the
grade of livestock
When the dates for the meetings
are announced we hope that every
livessask man II the county will
gst behind the work anal replace
every scrub possible with "A PURE
BRED. CHAs. ELLIOTT Sec.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
DR.. EockelI, Lecturer
and Entertainer

Tn. third l.yceum Number ,insiel
the auspices OF the Parent. Teacher ,
Association, will be given Monda,
evening. January a7.h, al Oskmont
The main object In view ia s-cuf
ipg a l.yceum course Tor the School
i. to help the children. To Civ.
them something in the way OF enter
,ammen, that ia educational n,
wpII n. ciesp. and W. i-ti that svsr,
parent should help IN making ibss.
ENTERTAINMENT a success l,om every
standpoint.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
CARD OF rNAMMA

We wish to sxsspd our Sincere
thanks " the good people n Dick
400. and the surrounding coantry.
Tor the maay kind deed. ;=ndsssd
W darinI1he sickness and death u
ou, dearly t~lovsd dsushies. Also
wish 10 thsak Miss Miller. thes
teacherl. and classmates ies ths
bsaatiial wreath they pssssatsd .-"~
Mr. aud Mrs. X. T. Wright.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
school ENROLMENT
INCREASES RAPIDLY.
The Dickson School Now
fiaa An Enrollncnt of
bo3. Iounty High
school Growing.

TIE attendance IN The Dickaoa
School aud the ntcs3n Count,
High School continues 10 sh0w 4
steady Increase, |, Ia going up Ia
hounds fn.~ are enrolled ia The
school torty three students merv
than there sere enrolled Tor the en.
tire session las, year Forty on ift,
new pupils have GENE in during th,
past three wssks. We ars glad Ii
note that a large number, who liys
out 10 the eoantv are taking sdvan'
,sge Of The County High school
work. The eufolim~ni 10 date Is
6ts3, which is the lslgess, ~. doubt,
in the history Of tho school. Quite
anmeer oi students irem oth~,
counties. who wanted tn attend
school hsre wrrs refused the priyi,
lsss because d the saet W. we're un.
sbls to accommodate them,
=" The sxiiy sss~us~aes sg,et .rtsr.
est nj this time ARE very commend
able, Another feature ot the work
is a noticeable falling of M tsrai.
ness. ihsse have been very few tafd-
lea within the past len days. When
The attendance Ia regular /, IL much
easier Tor the child tn make prog.
r~.s and with the aid and cooper.
alton OF the parents Ne hope 10 have
still better attendance during the
coming moaths When child is
.rfeguIst in his st,enasscs the clsss
iosees ahead aud the child isllv be.
hind and gradually lose. in,sfss,
and wants 10 leave the school The
teachers can he materially aided
bv the parsats II they will make .v.
cry effort 10 keep their children IL,
regular attendance. Report cards
are handed out each month and i,
IL the desire oi the principal that
parents examine the reports care
fully.
RALLY 10 Yutk SCHOOLS.
i)n III. pe3ple oi Dickson and
Dickson coun,y really spprtclaie
their schools? II there is any DE-,
partmeni iu the administration oi
\ town. county. of state, that re-
oair~s The earnest 60 optrs,iUn ul
all the people. II ~ the public
schools, Then DO we have ,h*
sympathy. the pride aud the leei.
ing ot responsibility that we owe to
our schools Wast are our daii~s
in the matter How many patrons
aud friends NJ the school actually
know what j. being done by our
teachers II YOU have never visited
the school. haze you msdr tiilisrn,
enquiry from those whe knew Ia
ascertain wha, ~ beiog done ~, the
development II III. mlnds ard
character II the coming mrn AMI
women ot your town snd count, 2
We Do !no. und.ttaks ~ say b.r
just what each Individual should
do lhs. may he d.issmIned hy
the conditions with which each oi
as are surrounded Ii is uniye,ssliy
agreed that our teachers are doing
excellent work throaghou, the coun-
Try considering ahnnTmai cnndi.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
Card Of Thanks.

t. oar TRENDS and mel shhofs Who
stond by VA faithfully daring oar
fec~n, sorrows and Troubles. please
accept our siacese gratitude and
thsnts -. y Smith and family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

Corn. Hay, Shucks, Millet Seed,
etc, Car load lets a specially. see
or writ. us Tor prices. Corblit
Grain Co., Denver. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24

FOR SAi-E--S@Sssa! Aas M.aita
0rp;ngsaa soosssfa See Mrs. "
A. Goosisum, Dickson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
ZE STANIshAWOWA.

- Tow. Serca Jezusowego no. 80
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze'
ME W piIek, dnia 9go maia, W ha-
Ii zwykiych posiedze6. Zaprasza sic
wszystkich czfonkow O przybycie ma
to posiedzenie. Do zaplacenia PREY
pada nadzwyczajne 10c cd czionka'
- J6zef Roszkowiak, PREF. FIR. ke-
rzewski, sekr. prot. 1911 Waban-'
STA ave.
- Tow. sw. Stanislawa K. mr.. 969
lied. odbedzie posiedzenie dis VIE
czorem, W sail zwykiych posiedzeh'
ObecnoSc wszystkich czionkow poza-
dana. - Zarzad.
- Lekcye spiewu wszystBich CITE
rech oddzial6w ,gornego kokcioia
sw. stanisiawa Kostki, dis wiec7o-
rem. Ma porzadku dziennym spiewy
ma koncert. Obecnosc wszystkich pc
zadana. - And. Kwasigroch, dyry-
gent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
z 16tej Wardy.

- 16-tej wardzie ustaw1ono kiosk
ma vszystkich waAniejszych naro1nl--
kach ulic. q ktorych sprzedawane 81
bmdy 5-tej Potyczh wo1nosdowej'
Kioski przynosza dobre rezultaty.
PAM K~atarzyna Czerwihska, z
mr.. 1852 Noble ul., zakupiia bond6w
"a $1,000 W kiosku przy kosciele sw.
stanislawa z, gdzie zarzadca jest p
W. Barwlg.
Dodatkowe subSTypcye, {. wv.
.plus subscription" wczoraj Organiza-
Y Poayczkowa 16-tej wardy otrsyma-
,a cd nastepujacych: Northwestern
East Co., $1,000; J. 8. Kirk o., $1,000;
polonia Coal Co. $500; Pyott Co. $500;
Felt and Tarrant Co. $4,000; Green
stone Furniture Co. $500; Halperin
Bros. 1000 1 VIM. Schmidt $500.
Wedfug raportu sekretarza Orga-
nizacyi PotycSkowej W 18tej ward7ie
oh, B. Mindaka, do wczora1 w1acznie
uzyskano subskrypcyi ma $356,5oo. Me
ulega Aadnej watpliwosci, 2e warda
przekroczy swa kwote.
- P. Drzymlsid, prezes Organiza-
cyl Potyczkowej 1e-te1 wardy, otrzy-
mai telegram cd G. N. strotza, vice
prezesa Komitetu Chicagoskiego Pozy'
czkt Wolnosciowej, W kt6rym tenze do
aosi. ae Rad waszyngtohski wyznaczyl
niemiecka armate ma pow. Cook, ktora
bedzie DO kampanii wrec0ona tel
wardzie lub temu dystryktowi, kt6ry
wykaze uajwy4szy procent subskryp,
cyi do ludnosci W obecnej t. ]. PLATED
Poayczce. Armata ia bedzie umieszcDo'
ma we wardzie lub d~ystrykcie ktory ia
zdoby1, z odpowiedna tablica, ma ktore1
wyryte beda nazwiska komitetu tejze
wardy Tub tegoz dystryktu.
Komitet 16-tej wardy ma dziesiet
hefm6w niemieckich, W ktorych Mem
cy spodziewali sic wkroczyc tryumfal'
ME do Paryza. He4my te beda dane tym
pracownikom / sprzedawaczom, kt6rzy
uzyskall ~najwieksza liczbe %subskryp-
0yi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
~Jednomyslnosc Ziem Polskich.

tujac W tel przeiomowej chwill po-
nownie, re Wilno jest nawskros mia
stem polskiem, gdzie zywem tetnem
bile Ouch narodu. 1 to pomimo cen
zury / wszelkiego rodzaju ograni--
czen, pomimo widocznego -aworyzo-
wanna ma kazdym kroku Litwin6w !
zyd6w ze strony wladz o%kupacyj--
nych. T@gyM
Miasto, skiady, domy, przybrano
o~dSwietnie: W oknach nalepki nGro-
dove, orly, obrazy 1 posagi bohate'
row narodowych. z balkon6w zwie-
szaja sic choragwie o barwach ma
rodowych. PublicznosG spieszy do
katedry - przybrana W orzeiki
oznaki narodowe.
Nabozenstwo W katedrze celebro-
wal ks. praiat Hamoslowicz, W asys-
tencyi 8 ksiezy. Kazanie patryotycz.
ne wygiosii ks. pralat Lubianiec. PJ
suplikacyach Spiewanych przez re-
brany kler i powtarzanych przez lud
mia} nastapic poch6d przez miasto.
Lecz zaledwie pierwsze szeregi MILO
dziezy uszly kiLkadzssiat krokow
ku I'll. sw. Jerskiej, zastapiia droge
policya, wobec czego pochod cofna'
sic 2 powrotem ku katedrze. Wkrot'
ce potem rozlegly sic strzaly: kilko
os6b zraniono, jedna zabito. Rozgo'
ryczenie u~czestnik6w, ktorzy zacho
wall do ostatniej ehwili godna dy'
scypline i powsciagliwost, bylo wiel'
kie. Kilkudziesieciu przechodniow
poturbowano, gdy niedoSt spiesznte
posuwali sic naprzod.
zgromadzony pred katedra tlum
po odspiewaniu ,,Roty" Konopnic-
kiej z zalem i gorycza W sercu po-
wolf rczszedf sic do dom6w. Q u.s.
oficer6w niemieckich, przypatruja-
cych sic p%ochodowi, paddy niejedne
s}owa oburzenia ma policye. Garni--
zon skonsygnowano, lecz ME bylo pc
trzeby do dalszego wkroczenia.
Polurzedowa ,,Wilnaer Ztg." po-
da::e nastepujacy opis zajst podczas
pochodu:
.,poItza ~uroczystosci narod " 81,
urzadzore. wczoraj przez pew -
Geese ludnoSci polskiej wilma ma
placu Katedralnym, doszio, niestety
do p~owaznych stare z policyjntmi
organami bezpieczenstwa publiczne-
go, kiedy uczestnicy obchodu. mi
mo nieustannych ostrzezeh ze stro-
ny wiadz, usiiowali publiczny po-'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

w p~oprzednieh numeraeh pi-
salismy juz o m~anifestcyach ma
rodowych W Krakowie. we Lwowie
4 W Lublinie, Manifestacye podobne
odbyiy sic we ~wszystkich wiekszych
miastach ma calym obszarze Eiem
oolskieh. Manifestaeye to najlepiej
swiadcza o tenn, re Gala Polska stoi
jednomyslna I zwarta PREY progra-
mie zjednoczenia / niepodlegiosct.
w POZNANIU.
Kuryer Lwowski donosi z Pozna-
mia:
Ma posiedzeniu rady miejskiej "
Poznaniu W dnfu 10 b. m. przyszio
do burzliwych zajsc miedzy polskimi
a niemieckim; czIonkami rady. Clio
mex rady Lewandowski postawt1
wniosek. ably urzednikami nowopo-
wstajacego Urzedu Mieszkaniowego
mianowat wylscznie Polakow.
Nastepnie pomimo upomnien pre-
wodniczacego, wsrod okrzykow oou-
rzenia Niemc6w, p~rzeszedi ma grunt
polityczny I ciagnaI przemowienie
swoJe W polskim jezyku, jakkolwieb
personal---very. przywo}ywal go do
porzadku. wypowiedziai swe symps
tye ola rodakow W Warszawie I Ia
ko6czyl okrzykiem: MECH lyle
Polskal Jeszcze Polska ME Zgtne
lai"
Pryewodniczacy rady podkresli'
TO po~stepowanie jake ,,rzecz niesfy'
cAans''.
WHINE.
Czytamy " ,,Kuryerze Po1nah-
Sffm"i
w niedziels, d. 20 pazdzternika'
wIlno, jake centrum 1 ostoja kultu'
~ ! mysli polskiej ma Litwie. zgod'
ME ne swietns tradycya, pieknie ucz,
clio moment dzietowy ojczyznv
wspania4s manitestacya, dokumen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
chodem p~rzeciagnac przez ulice

chodem przeciagnat przez ulice
miasta.
Uczestnicy pochodu n!etylko re
sic ME stosowali do rozporzadzen,
lecz czeSciowo tax gwaltownie pre-
ciwstawiali sic organom policyjnym,
ze te pc wielokrotnych ~strzalach o.
strzegawczych, o~statecznie zmuszo-
ne byiy zrobiG uzytek z broni. Prey
tenn kilka ios6b odnioSlo rany, jed
IA zaS by!a zabita.
Wydarzenie samo przez sic godne
Jest najwyzszego pozalowania. Wi
Ia caikowicie wszakze spada W re-
zditacie an organizator6w 1 uczest-
nik6w pochodu, kt6rzy - nte zwa-
aajac ma przepisy obowiazujace | roz
porzadzenia - dopuScili sic powaz-
nych ~wykroczeh przeciwko organom
policyjnym.
LudnoSt moze stad tylko wyniest
powa4na przestroge ma przysziost.
WE LWOWIE.
Ma uroczystem posicdzeniu W dniu
20 przyjela Rada Kr6l. sto}. miasta
Lwowa nastepujaca rezolucye:
II Rada kr6l. stol. miasta Lwo-
wa, solidaryzujac sic z n~iniejsza de
klaracya swojego Prezydyum, wy
raza imieniem ludnoSci prastraregC
.,przedmurza RZeczypospolitej' Ia
wsze Polsce w~iernego Lwowa.. mai,
wyzsza radost zpowodu og}oszenid
manifest2 Najdostojniejszej Rady
Regencyjnej, ktory dai wyraz ozy-'
~wiajacemu caly nar6d i wszystkie
dzielnice polskie dazeniu do zjedno,
czeniu tych dzieluic we wspolnem
niepodlegiem panstwie, a zarazen
daaenie to urzeczywistnil.
2l Rada kr6l. sto. miasta Lwowa
i obywatelstwo lwowskie, p~os(uszne
wezwaniu Najdostojniejszej Rady
R~egencyjnej, wytezy wszystkie SHY
1 dolozy wszelkiej piracy, zeby be-
wzgledu ma pomyslne czy tez zawist'
ne okolicznoSci najblizszej DOLBY
przyczyniG sic do powstawania O.
srodk6w organtzacyjnie politycznyct
| spolecznych, niezbednych do urze'
czywistnienia W tel naszej dzielnic.
panstwowoSci polskiej.
81 Rada kr6l. sto} miasta Lwow7
poleca swojemu ~Prezydyum. azeby W
naibliaszym czasie wraz z wybrany'
mi delegatami Rady Miejskiej uda'
10 sic do Warszawy i ma rece NaJdo
stojniejszej Rady i Jej rzadu 7tozytc
hold i zyczenia najserdecznieJsze' q
zarazem podalo do wiadomosci treSC
powyzszej deklaracyi / powzietyci
uchwal".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
2 KANTOWA.

Tow. sw. Wojciecha No. 1854 a.
odbedzie m~iesieczne posiedzenie W
piatek, dnia 9go maja o godz. 7:3o
wieczorem, W sail zwyklych posie-
dzeh. poniewaz jest wiele waznych
spraw do zalatwienia, wiec uprasza
sic vszystkich czlonk6w o obecnosc.
- Jozef Przybyio, prezes; Anton
Poczatek, sekr. prot, 919 Will ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
2

Macierz Polska oddzia} 7my
sw. Alojzego odbedzie swote posie-
dzenie miesieczne dzisiaj wieczorem
O godzinie pol do 6smej, W sail zwy-
k{ych p~osiedze6. Prezes zaprasza
wszystkich czlonkow p%oniewaz SO
bardzo waine sprawy do zaiatWie--
MIA. Wal. ~Roszkowiak, prezes;
FIR. Jankowski, sekr. prot, l434
Blackhawk ul.