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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10

competitors to receive a trip to the east
ern states exposition. In this building
viii also be found county exhibits under
the direction Of the farm bureau agents,
tba counties with exhibits here Mon
day being Washington, Windsor and Or
leans, r. A. Bragg being agent for the
grst named, Fl. A. Dwinell for Orange,
and Mr. Fogg for Windsor county SIX
counties will exhibit. f. l.. ingalls, IS
at the head as state leader, with Misses
Marjorie Luce and Catherine McCafvery
assistant leaders. Other assistants are
Nj. j. Corliss, j. t. Carrigan and Miss
Mildred Dutton.
In horticultural hall there are large
vegetable and fruit exhibits by Breezy
Hill and Jerichonia farms. both near
White River Junction, a l44-plate eX-
hibit of apples, plums, pears and grapes
from Echo farm, Enfield, n. H., a large
showing of the same by d. Lyman oil
White River Junction, 3O-plate eX-
hibit hy w. II. Jones of Aetna, \ H.,
az well as lesser exhibits The kurn
Hattin Homes also have an exhibit OF
immense potatoes, squashes, beets, on,
ions, corn, pumpkins, citrons, etc, raised
on the farm by the aid Of the boys, and
over which is an immense service flag
bearing 30 stars Both the cattle ex'
hibits and this one are under the direction
of Harry 4. Wade, foreman, assisted by
the following boys from the homes, Web
ster sherman. Chester Cutler, John New
ell. Daniel Van Duzer, Lyle Hunt, Royal
Newton. Vernon Sherman and Donald
Smith. who take great pride in then
work
Floral hall was in the throes Of a
great struggle to get the many articles
belonging to its jurisdiction into place
Monday, and in the chaos it was impos
sible to get many items for publication
but il was ready for the opening morn
ing through the almost herculean efforts
of its officials In oil painting notice
able exhibit is by crippled lady OF Bar
nard Miss Josephine Miller who, though
unable to get about, paints charming
pictures from nature and from copy
Among the former is a painting Of thu
village Of East Barnard in winter, true
TO life and color. There are many othel
paintings to be seen. Another feature
Is hand painted china and hand wrought
iewelry shown by Miss Anna /. Messel
OF Lebanon, n H., while Mrs NJ. f. Cor
liss of Post Mills exhibits photograph
from nature, taken by herself and eifec
lively tinted in their own colors. TIL
Green Mountain Card Co. has larg'
exhibit in tastefully arranged and flow
or bedecked booth, while pianos fame,
needle work, crochet, knitted and tatte,
dainties and finer arts please the ladie
! and excite the admiration Of the mel
with knitted substantials, all 60 70 NJ
! the space and are numerous enough Y
keep one busy to see them all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

The fish exhibit at the Vermont state
fair, which was composed OF over Two
dozen different varieties of splendid
specimens, was closed up Tuesday night
for the reason that over hall the flsh
had died ON account of some trouble
with the local water. Most of the fish
came from Lake Champlain with the
exception of some brook trout and a
few other smaller specimens and the
change in water seemed to affect them
almost Immediately. Some of the small
er fish died within five minutes after
being taken from their native water.
Larger ones lived few hours but seemed
to grow weaker gradually until they
died. Over 900 fish were on exhibit
when it was first opened.
G. w. Guliek, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs G. H. Slocum Of st.
Paul, Mimi, for the past year, has re-
turned to the home of his daughter, Mrs.
H. r. Miller, jr, of White River June.
ton.
Burt p. Carr Of Boston is a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carr
Miss Doris Slocum of st. Paul, MINI,
who has been visiting at the home of
neE aunt, MIS- II. n. AlllieI ol NHlte
River junction, has returned to her
home
G. c. Paddleford of Woodstock is visit.
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Kenney of Hazen street for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart of Lyn.
donville and Mr. and Mrs Luther A.
Cobb of Island Pond are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lebour.
veau.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Soule of Spring
field, Mass and Mrs. Croiton OF Temple
n H. are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Chapman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
AMERICANS BEATEN.

Bethlehem Soccer Team Lost at Gothen-
burg, to /.
Stockholm, Tuesday, Sept oThe
Bethlehem Steel companys football team
was defeated at Gothenburg yesterday
the score being to /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
RAIN KEPT DOWN
ENTHUSIASM
On Opening Day of the Yer
mont State Fair-Races
Were Not Held
ONLY A FEW PEOPLE
WERE ON GROUNDS
The Big Array Of Stock Was
Found to Be Full Of
Interest

White River Junction, Sept. l0.-The
Vermont state fair, which opened here
Yesterday, has a grievance against the
weather man that cannot be easily as
staged After promising clear skies and
A summer warmth for the opening day
and then to turn on deluge of aqua
Is NOT considered fair treatment by the
state fair commission. The grounds were
decidedly wet when the gates were
thrown open yesterday morning and a
sky grey and damp lowered over the
GREAT aggregation of exhibits, amuse-
ments. concessions and the host of other
things that comb ne to make this an
nual open-air eveIst the greatest ever
presented,
So impreguated was the atmosphere
with moisture the monkeys in the simian
circus refused to ent YER with spirit into
their speedway contests, The races were
called off. The vaudeville actors sat
about their dressing rooms and told stor-
ies Of past exploits. The midway shows
did perform. but not with great zest.
The crowd. if it is proper TO apply the
word To the number on the grounds,
wandered about. took interest in the big
display of stock and the attractions,
climbed ON the ferris wheel and the
merry -go-round and got quite lot Of
pleasure out of the day.
Despite the moisture Of yesterday
Judging in all classes took place, and
blue and red ribbons were awarded, The
band PLAYED, played well and frequently,
and the crowd, small though it was
would no doubt have iazzed had the
ground been less slippery,
For the first time in the state OF Yer
mont, a lady is to act as one of the mar
shals at the state fair this year, the
adv mentioned being Miss Fanny l.
Martin Of Plainfield, who has consented
TO do so. assisting her father, O. L. Mar
tin. who is chief marshal.
The agricultural extension service OF
the Z. V. NJ workers began arranging
the exhibition in their building, known
as the farmer dairy building, Monday
evening and the exhibit is one of great
interest to progressive Vermonters, con.
sistinq of exhibits Of boys and girls
club work, and what is called Greer
Mountain Guards. One half Of the build
INC Il devoted to the boys and girls
work, the age Of the workers to be not
over 10 years. On the west side Of tht
building will be found haudicraft worf
and maple products, across the end ex
hibits Of cooking and sewing, the cas-
side, work Of college home demonstra
ton. center table, canned goods put NJ
BY the young ladies.
In the center Of the building is a ia
bic. where ten clubs will compete in Civ
ing demonstrations, the teams taking
turns during the fair, the successful
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
GROTON
Funeral of Elbridge M. welch Was Held
Saturday Afternoon.

The funeral Of Elbridge NJ. WEIGH,
whose death occurred in Boston Thurs
day, was held at the Baptist church Sat
urday afternoon. Rev. Il. w Pufer OF.
fciated, and burial was in the village
cemetery. The body was accompanied
here by his son, Ralph WEIGH, and wife
of Boston Mr. Welch was around 10
years Of age His early life was spent
| In Groton but after his marriage he
went TO Boston, where he resided for
many years, returning 10 Groton to
make his home about five years ago.
Since the death Of his wife on April II
Of this wear his health had steadily de.
clined He is survived by the son men,
| toned above and three grandchildren
and many more distant relatives. He
was member Of the Baptist church for
many years.
Rev. S. H. Myers Of Panton, former
pastor Of the Baptist church, is visitor
in town this week,
Mrs. Fred o. Jones Of Manchester
N. H., was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
NJ D. Coffrin, from Thursday until Sat
urday
i Mrs. G. a. Kicker ana Mrs, a, r. La
care and daughters, Viola and Theresa,
we're in woodsville, n H., Saturday
Lieut.. Dwight A. Smith, Y. $. n, who
has been passing two weeks leave with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Smith, his parents
returned to New York Friday night.
Franklin Clark, the l3-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs f. F. Clark, sustained a
broken leg Just above the ankle Tues
day afternoon while playing ball with
his young companions at the school
grounds He was taken to Cottage hos
pital at Woodsville, n. H., for treat
ment
Mrs. Helen Kicker is visiting at w. G.
! Chamberlin's in Newbury,
Mr.. and Mrs G. H Knox, Miss Nellie
Knox and Mrs. Rufna Morrison returned
Friday from their two weeks automo-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
Out for Pleasure,

81 shun the aviary when
At Franklin Park said Wills.
"The pelican reminds me of
The largeness OF my bills"
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
APPETITE-GIVER
AND STRENGTH BUILDER

Relieving troubles of the stomach, liver
and bowels, and correcting low or run
down conditions and weakness, Hood S
Sarsaparlla is doing an exceptionally
great work this year, when so many need
its wonderful curative and tonic, recon
structiye and restorative effects.
1t often succeeds where other remedies
totally fail. Get it to-day and begin TO
take it at once. :,
In sluggish liver and headache, Hood 8
Pills give prompt relief,-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
National League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tuesdays Games.

At Washington-Chicago ?, Washing,
ton 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, De
troit 3.
At New York--New York Cleveland,
game postponed, rain.
At Boston-Boston- Louis game
postponed, rain,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Dressed Pork Is Easier at
23@24 Cents Per
Pound
POTATOES $1.50@$1.75
PER BUSHEL
Eggs Are $1,000 Cents Per
Dozen, and Butter Same
Price Per Pound

Barre, VT, Sept. 10.
Dressed pork easier. Potatoes i'm
proving. Wholesale quotations:
Dressed pork-23@24e.
Veals-lS@20c.
Fowls 3s@4oc,
Chickens--45c.
Fresh eggs-5s@60c.
Butter S@60c.
Potatoes 81 .50@Sl75.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Games.

At Chicago First game Chicago 4,
New York l. second game New York
Z, Chicago |
At Boston First gsmel Pittsburg g.
Boston 9 (second game) Pittsburg g.
Boston !
AT Cincinnati Philadelphia 2, Cincn-
natl O.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
IN BOSTON MARKETS
Tobbing Quotations on Butter, Eggs and
Cheese.

Boston, Sept lO,--The local jobbing
prices for butter, cheese and eggs follow;
Butter Fancy northern creamery, in
tubs 60@G0Hac, boxes 60@6lc, prints so
a62c, fancy western creamery tubs 59h
a60c, western creamery, good TO choice,
5s@5oc, fair to good 57@5Sc, renovated
54h @551ac
Eggs Fancy hennery 75dT6c, choice
eastern 6S@70c, fresh western extras
62@64c, prime frsts 54@56c, firsts SOC
SEE.
Cheese New York twins, fancy, 34@
35c. fair to good 32@33c, Young America
36d37c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
Proved.

He-Then you consider woman more
intelligent than manl
Miss Forward-Decidedly Man hasn't
even intelligence enough to recognize his
Boston Transcript,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
zapas niqllsh NeRggi v Nlione
vy1osi K ealenl miiesseiie Hylko $50 Ion6Nt.
we @Wtorek Wieczorem .urz4dZOnO posfedzenie ably
rozWazyc po1ozenie fubI1czne mieisca beda
Wkr6tce zamkniete, chyba re scis1a konserWa-
eva bedzie praktykoWana.

Winona znajduje sic " niebez-
piecznem p%o}ozeniu 2 powodu
szczup1ego zapasu miekich wegglii
i ostra konserwacya mus bye
praktykowana Rrzez wszystkich Q
bywateli, wpf1eciwnym=razie ma
stapi og6lne zamkniecie wszyst-
.kich miejsc j zgromadzenL pub1icz
.nych W niezadlugim ezasie, oswia
dczyI major j. H. Protz. Jezeliby
sic okaza}a potrzeba to wszystkie
teatry, kluby wigwamy, hale tan
ca tym podobne miejsca zostana
zamkniete. Koscio1y beda na ostat
ku zamkniete lecz NIGGA bye .osta
tecznie wiaczone.
Ma! posiedzeniu Stowarzysze-
MA przemyslowc6w, 'gdzie sic znaj
|;dowal major Protz, sprzedawcy
|WegHiL 3. W. Smock renrezentant
kolejoWy rozwazano. po1ozenie Wi
no1ly Zprzedawcy wegli oswald
cyl. il posiadaj ia tylko $50 tonow
miekich wegli we wszystkich IL
podW6rzach razem. ::
Sprzedaz =miekich wegli wynosi
100 ton dziennie, a vice miasto
posiada tylko ma try POI dnia
zzaapas66w wegli pod reka. Wielu o
kt6rzy uzywaja tylko
miekich wegli do .ogrzewania do
now znajduje sic obecrie bez "a
pas66w.
Piec wagon6w miekich wegli,
zawierajacych oko}o $50 ton znaj
duje sic obecnie IA bocznych to-
Erach W Winonie lecz znajduja sic
pod kontrola rzadu i ME moga
bye: tn :uzyte. Ten zapas chociaz
mafy spomogf by jednak troche
gayby zostal zwolniony.
Uchwalono ostatecznie odwo}ac
sic do regionalnego dyrerktora i
.innych urzednik6w ably otrzymac
/nozwolenie: ma u%wolnienie tych
pieciu wagonow 2 moze i dalsza
ponce bedzie mozliwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
PUTRZEBA MEzCZYZN!

NajWyzsza zaplata ola drwali j
robotnik6w w pi1ach. Dobrc obo-
zy niedaieko cd miasta zaopatrzo-
nego W stalowc bunk sprezyny
do lock. Domy ola stolownik6w
W miescie zaoEatrzonc So W swia-
ito elektrycznc, darme wytrysku-
jace kapiele i inne modne dogod-
Eosci. Stale z:trudnienie przez ca
~ rok W ol-o1o, najlepsze poly
vienna.
coNAoRl LUMBER & LAND. COMPANY
Laena, Forest County, Wisconsin.
-W.IWsaSx- nsIas.- Or x.--rE-.- Is - $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
zARzUCAJA %BRUTALNoSC
NlEMC0MlI,

Christopher Lumb i Cameron
Mackenzie, correspondent pism an
gielskieh " Londynie kabluja z
[Krakowa co nastepuje:
"Niemcy ma G66rnym Slasku So
W obliczu takiego kryzysu jak w
EBelgii, gdzie ludnosc zrewoltowa-
Ia sic przeciw MIN trzeba by1o
te rewolte kruszyc sifa.- Powsta-
Ia ludnosc ma Slazku jest podleg-
Ia Mem. i So miedzy MIA zo1nie-
RE, kt6rzy wys4uzyli W wojsku
pr1skiem i walczyc byli zmuszeni
|podczas ostatniej wojny. Mimo to
Niemcy %stosuja ia sama nieludzka
brutalna metode ma Slazku, jak
|st6sowa1i W Belgii. Niemieckie
wojska ~oczyszczaja niekt6re mia
sta i wsie z insurgent6w, ma}o
wzieli p~owstanc6w do niewoli,
gdyz ci woleli bye zabici, niz sic
|poddac Nicmcom. Z zcmsty Mem
cy arcsztowali kazdego, kto i'm
podpadf w rece, ely to starzec,
male dziecko, czy kobieta. Pedro
no aresztowanych przez kilka 60
dim, kazac i'm trzymac rece mad
g}owa ca}y czas.
Wiezni6w tych bill Niemcy ME-
milosiernie kolbami karabin6w,
drutami kablowcmi~ i pasami, a
takze i kijami.
Jcden Il nasxych informatorow.
bogaty kupicc Z Katowic opoWia-
daf nam, re Nicmcy r~ozstrzclali
15-letniego chfopca polskiego W
Tichau. Wezwano ksiedza Kapi-
&C, ably chfopca wyspowiadaf.
Chlopczyna biedny tax sic trzas}
re strachu, re ksiadz Kapica by}
zmuszony trzymac mu rece, gdy
sc zo}dacy pruscy ~rozstrzclali.
"Czterdziestu powst&nc6w o
strzelano W Wiekiej Dabr6wce, a
czterdziestu zaml1ordowali Niemcy
W Friedcnshutte. Ten sam infor-
mator powiada, re w Katowicach
Niemcy zastrzelili*150 powstan--
COW slaskich W Wiiezieniu.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Ceny taIrgolWe !
STN0NA.

I. .@.%@ES5&E%- EI
zill3i alE9@
NINoNA.
PIATEK 5 GRUDNIA 1919
zaportowane przez BAY state
J: Milling Go. :
Pszenica. 49,
Mr.. 1 wiosenna 2.75
Mr.. 2 wiosenn& 2.70
Nr. 3 wiosenna 2.55
Mr.. Czerwona w%iosenna 2.60
M. 2. Czerwona wioscnna 2.55
Mrs.. Czerwona wiosenna 2.45
Mr.. 1. Twarda zimowa 2.45
Mr.. 2. Twarda zimowa 2.40
Mr.. 3. Twarda zimowa 2.35
Mr.. 1. Czerwona zimowa 2.40
Mr.. 2. Czerwona zimowa 2.35
Mr.. 3. Czerwona zimowa 2.25
Nr. 2 zyto 1856
Mr.. 3 zyto 1872 :~
kaportowane przez e. Miller
Maka-
Pszenna maka w Il becz p}oci-
nych workach jeden po $50
Pszenne srot 10 fnt. papierowe
work. pc 7Sc
Pszenica 5 funt papierowe wor
Xxi jeden 42c
Ekonomiczny Cereal S fnt pa
picrowe work. 42c
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe'
work. kazdy SOC
zo1ta kornowa kasza 10 fnt VIC
Xxi pc 55c
Czysta bukwita 10 fnt papiero-
we work. pc SIC
Same podnoszaca.. :bukwita 4
funt papierowe workiSpo Csc
Pasza-
Pszenny Bran W 100 int wor-
kach tona pc $4,000
Pszenny MiddlinSs tona $4,000
-zytni M7ddlings iona $500
Reddog 100 fin. work. ton $500
ceny hnrtowne.
Maslo Csc: s.:
Ser $685..
Mod 2O-25
Jaja tuzin Csc
Siano Tymotka 100000
Siano dixie 1900
Kartofle 1875
Fasola Beans 1926
OWES 65-70c
Nova Kukurydza Ito
Raportowane przez Winona Malt
& Grain Go. ..
Jeczmin SSwiezzy M. 3 40
Jeczmin swiezy Nr. 3 1876
Jeczmin Swiezy Mr.. 4 100
Jeczmin Swiezy Nr. 5 1.20
zYWY TOWAK
Raportowane praez Interstate
Packing CO.
SWINE.
cd $50 do POO funt0w 1900
cd $50 do 300 funt0w 1880
Prosiaki 500 HOO
Tuczne 10.O0-12.25
Byd1oT
Byczki 6.00-10.00
Krowy 100000
Byki 5.00-7.50
Tuczne 4.OO-5.50
Cieleta 6.O0-15.00
-. OWCe.
Jagnieta> 100000
owce 500 -
MINNEAPOLIS.
Kukurydza Mr.. 3 z61.1 .49-1.50I
Jeczmin 1.35-1.42
,a~=. : ST. =
Me pozw6lcie waszym dzieciom
ciarniac .Iezeli ga lekliwe. h0iaZ-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

- ssZg8SAsgs-S*1- gsa99s @&EE@ A@ES.% SG8TS
mach poWyciaslgaf Wszystkie peda-
~ By jego muzykoWanie brzm I e.
1o jak najg}osniej;sAl falkani fta
przyzWycaaleny do powolnej cry
dawniiejjszegp orgganistty, czeesto sic
zapomnia j organy raz Pc raz sta
waly.
= Czemu ME kalEujecie? De
pciez co zywo, 30 Wiatru ME sta
je!- nalega nan predki organis-
ia, grajqc wlasnie Credo.
- Niechle pan tax ma mnie ME
burczy jak ma PISA! odrzekl obu.
IRONY kalkanista. Wien jo do
.brze, wiele wiatru trzeba do
'>Wierze Boga"!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Innego znowu organiste wcale
ME mi}y spotkaf complement, kie
dy z ksiedzem proboszczem kole-
da obchodzif pc wsiach Kaszubs-
kich. - Zapyta} sic pewnej gospo
81, czy to wszystkie jej dzieci, kt6
re widzi W izbie? Poczciwa kobie-
Gina .odpowicdziafa: - Braknie
jcsz lie nostarszego, co je IA s1uz-
bic. To ju je tact lorbas, jak pan
organista! - Madrej gfowie dose
ma s~1owie...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

- ~ = -SsS "
Zg1aszajacemu sic wydane EOS
TAME potwierdzenie z~gloszenia sic
przez Konsulat.
Termin zg1oszen up}ywa z DIN.
5000 grudnia 1919r.
Nowy York, dnia 81 PAID. 1919.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
cry 1a.38$tE 832z1o1!tE
30aS !3ssE77i{33

! Dostahcie egzempfars* sevesy Pnlskiego
Kalendarza ma rok 1890 " swell apiece: Tub
napiszcie 20 niego wpcost. Jest on beg.
paatnyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Egzamin: ma dishonesty Wiejskch.

: -sL1 - :. -. - =
Komisya s}uzby cyWilnej Sta
now Zjednoczonych .ogg4asza egg 1z
minacye ktora sic odbedzie " Wi
monte w powiecie: winonskim "
dniu 10 stycznia 1920, ably wypei
mic wakujace pozycye wiejskic1hI
dishonesty w La Mcileina miejsea
ktore moga bye pozniej opr6znio-
he ma drogach ruralnych z innych
poczt W tym powiecie.Eggzamina=
eva otwarta b2azie ola obywateli
ktolzy aktualnie mieszkaja Wte7
rytoryum poczty W tym poWiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Choroba neiek.-Pan Karol Vim

sell Z Brooking, Sask., pisze
"Chce wyrazicc VAN me uznanie
"a ORA. -Piotra Gomozo; uleczy1o
mic ono z choroby merck, ma kt6ra
cierpia}em prscz przcszlo piec lat
Prdbowa:cm wiclu doktor6w i roz
maitych medccyn, bez najmniej-
szc.i ulgi.- Obccnie jestem zdr6w i
silny." TO odpowiedzialne lekarst
wo ziolowc ME .;est sprzedawanc
przcz apteEarzy. lecz dostawiane
.wprost przez fabrykant6w. DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co., 25ol Wa
shington Blvd Chicago, I'll,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Konsulat Generality Rzeczypos-
politej PolsAiej komunikuje:
|StosoWnie do okelnika Ministc-
ryum Spraw Zagranicznych W
Warszawic Z dnia 8go sierpnia
1919 No. "A. Konsulat Generalny
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej W No
wynn Yorku zarzadza spis (rejes=
tracye) wszystkich oficer6W ma
rodowosci polskicj, kt6rzy ME
przekroczylis6 0sIat4zyeiaai pochoz
dza Il b. KrolestNa KongresoWego
e. wylaczeniem 4 powiat6w, CUB.
Suwalskiej, b. Galicyi oraz powia
tow Bielskiego Bia}ostockiego,
Sokolskiego, Suwalskiego, Sci
nenskiego i Augustowskiego.
Spisowi (rejestracyi) %podlegaja
wszyscy ci kt6rzy posiadaja stop
ME oficersNespez wzgledu ma to
" jakiiejsarmii obcej lub polskiej
.ffoImacyi Wojskowej stopnie te u
zyskali. Spis obejmuje oficer6w
zaWodowych, rezerwowych, wzgglee-
dnie zapasoWych, postawionych W
stan spoczynku lub stan rozporza
dzalnosci jak roWniez j tych, kto-
rzy penrzednio ME zostali do Woj
ska Polskiego przyjeci ola braku
og0lnegoS cenzusu wyksztalcenia.
Konsulat Generally Rzeczypos
politej Polskiej wzywa wszyst-
kich obywateli Polskich, kt6rzy
wedle powyzszych przepis6w pod
lcgaja oboWiazkowi rcjestracyi
do bezzw1ocznego podania Konsu-
latowi Generalnemu nastepuja-
cych szczeg61ow:
j. Imie i nazwisko
2. Data urodzenia
3. Stopien wojskowy ranga)
4. Rodzaj broni
5. q jakiej pochodzi armii
6. Jake. obecnie zajmuje stano-
wisko
Z. Dokladny adres zamieszkania.
Zg1oszenia nalezy kierowac
PREY dolaczeniu wszelkich papie-
row wojskowych i dokumentoW
legitymacyjnych do Konsulat1uI=
Generalnego Rzeczypospolitej =.
W Nowym Yorku, Consulate Ge-
neral Of the Republic Of Poland
40 West 10th Street, New York.
City.
Koperty zgioszen nalezyzszaopa-
trzyc " leWym dolnym roggn napi
sem MaksK /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
POTRZEBA

Potrzeba dobrej i doswiadczo-
nej gospodyni DO piracy ogolnej
domowej, Ola jednego czlowicka
moralncgo sic prowadzcnia. Me-
chaj sic zgfosi do Redakcyi VIA
rusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Miejscowa organizacYa spree
dazy znaczkow Czerwoaego
Krzyza Jest komDletna. ].

Miejscowa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zy znaczkow gwiuzdkoWych Ger
woncgo Krzyza skompletoWana
zostafa przez HerbertaM N. Bierce
pawiatowego MISUNDERSTANDING
Usi}ki beGa robione azeby sprz,e-.
dac jak najwi2ksza lose tycl1 ina i
czk6w przez poetic talk jak5to zro
biono diva lata temu, co sie&oka-
zalo wielce korzystnem.
w dodatku do teGo kolekty Cd
bywac sic beda pc domach ma ten
eel w ~przyszfym tygodniu.-W.e
wszystkich wardach wybrami EOS
tall kapitani Et6rzy sic zajma ko-
.lckta. Sa to n%astepujacy:
Pierwsza, warda Mrs. William
Lott Miller.
Druga warda Mrs. Charles P.
Biesanz.
Trzecia warda = Mrs. John
Drussy.
Czwarta~ warda = Siostra III.
Aurica.
=, %
Plotkarh.
Komu sumiienie breezy,
Teemu Tejezyk breezy. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
q KS. .RoMUAL-
HDA BYZEWsKIEGO.

PoWiiadaja re Kaszube ME lat
40 MONA rozgnicwac ale jak mu
zanadto dokuczy tego niechaj
Pan Bog broni pred straszna zem
sta kaszubska; ktora wowczas ia
wet ksiedza ME ochrania, jak Q
tenn sWiadczy nastepujacy wypa-
ldek:
Ksiadz Marcy Piotrowski . Pc
izznl;aali11skk spaotmlfaaggal ks. Lugarto-
MizsJ 81 sspazsyss,ptooWiedz wiel
kksanoecnnetjj. KSiedy przychodzi ~
bak spoWiada sic " najlepszej
kaszubszczyzniie 80:
"Jegomosc, joukrod zelinta!
Ksiadz niiesrozumiiejac pyta sic:
"Ch1opie co to Jest zelint?"
Kaszuba odpoWiada -
"Jegomoscszelint to jest. zelint!
KS. Narcyz Czy to jest dro-
ga rzecz, ely tania?
Kaszuba Jegomosc jeden re
lint je drozszy a drudzi-tanszy!
rs. Narcyz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
|Bajesz, chlopie NJ W piec, nj W
|dziesiec! Idz do twojego probosz-
.cza; moze ten bedzie Gle rozumia}
Kaszuba sfodze=obrazony ia no
norze odchodzaci cd konfesyonalu
pomsci}.sie ma cudzym ksiedzu W
TAXI straszny sposob; Otto ma CLOS
odezwaI sic do .%zebranych W kos
ciele druch6w; Ledze, ledze,-
Tie chodzeta do tego ksedza, DO
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n1orski pies.
hazu JedneggO4 pfZyszedf 90 rue
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Jakas Kaszubka, kt6ra jak ~
wa HE Widziala takich cienkich
zWierzat 2 ciekawosci zapyta1a
Emysliweggo jak tez sic nazywaja
jego czWoronozlni kamraci z dfu-
[giemy pyskami?
To So charity! zwawo cd
powiedzia1 mysliwy.
Ale biejze brzedoIu," jesz-,
Fcze zwawiej odrzekla Kaszubka
tec to sa jistne pse.!!
Do pewnego k%osciola na Ka-
szubach przyszedI swiezy orgganis
ia i grajac pierwszy raz ma orga-