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este in stare sd poarte arma,
81 GU totii, femei 81 barbati, sd
porneasca razboiul Stint pentru
liberarea tarei din nina dusma-
nului.
A trebnit ca generalul sd arate
pc larg toata situatia tarei 81 a
mijloacelor de care dispune, ca
so convinga ca parerea eli este
gresita 81 in lupta pc care dinsa
0 propovaduieste, neamul s'ar
expune la o totala nimicire. Ara
ia numarul eel mare al mortilor
In razboiu 81 a celor secerati dc
epidemic care a ibintuit in iarna
trecuta 81 num&rul eel mare al
ranitilor, de earl 81 acum spitar
lele sunt pline; 81 venind vorba
despre rdniti, intreba pc Voicas;
,,Ai auzit ca Vasile Simiones-
Gu, baiatul acela plin de inimA
Gu care al VENT Ia Sinaia d
muritfs
,,Voica Sc schimba la fata; o.
brajii ei rumeni Sc albira gi Gu
Q voce tremurata, pc care de-a-
bia pntea so stapineasca zise:
,,Nu. Nam auzit. Cind q mn
ritz"
DE multi, de vre-o case s&p-
|tkmfni. Era bziat bun. imi pare
|rau de Ell respunse unchiul mi
|I0fRu.
b; " i ;z6 4 ~
|caee a. &xcut-o y patrs oarE -
xlne T. I Xeis yoipd
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toare pc fereastra salonului in ca
re Sc afla Iorgu, Voica 81 genera
lul, unchiul lor, impreuna Gu So
tia, o femeie malta 81 bine legata,
pc fata Garcia, de 81 trecuse de e.
tatea de cinzeci de ami, Sc vedea
o roseata vie 81 urmele unei fru-
museti care in tinerete sagetase
inima generalului.
Rama lui Iorgu Sc vindecase de
vre-o doua saptamini 81 acum e.
ra pc deplin intremat. Doctorii
au gasit Gu Gale ca inca nu este
apt de serviciul militar 81 ii da-
dura un c0ncediu nelimitat
fapt care ma convent lui Iorgu,
dar impotriya medicilor nu te
poti resvrati. Hotarirea lor este
lege, la care trebue sd Sc supuna
char capul incoronat.
Voica era stearsa din scriptele
militare, ca concediata pentru
totdeauna 81 sergentul major
Sandu Calinescu fu trecut in lis
ia mortilor, in lupta de la Bum
besti. Parul Voichei crescuse asa
cum prevazuse Elena. Acum il
putea da inapoi, sal caza pc
eeafa in plete onduloase. Elena
voise Sc eheme un coafor ca sal
faca niste cosde, dar Voica ma
vol. zicea e. M pune par strein
~ eapul 81. De altfel ii sta bine
a "a sosts ck sciim Ii:iI " y IMP plinise
bine = I'll Il y ~ tElhp, p3rea mai
|sepi - lni Ioreu.
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l 81 Bogdan sfintul DUH"

ul 81 Bogdan sfintul duh::s
Elena, care intrase Gu citeva
minute mai 'nainte 81 auzise ul-
timele cuvinte ale generalului,
rise Gu pofta 81 zise:
,,Hal, sculati-va 81 treceti la
masa. Am flaminzit.> A mincat 81
care a perdut boil"
,Da, a mincat daca avut in
traista,' respunse generalul RI
zind, pc cind Sc ridica dupa ca
napea.
Elena lua pc frate-seu 81 pc
cumnata-sa de brat 81 porni
spre saia de mincare urmati de
Voica si de Iorgu, care sopti la
urechea sotiei sale:
DE al inainte am sa-ti zic'
tata. !"
,,Sa ma ierti! ru esti tata |"
respunse Voica lipindu-se de e..
DE cefs
,,Ai Sc vezi! 1ntreaba pc ma
mai" respunse Voica soptind.
Iorgu fntelegfnd co vrea Sc
spuna voica 81 profitind de pri-
lejnl ca unchiu-sau 81 mama-sa
esisera din Salon, . strinse in
brate 81 ii saruta gura Gu aceiavi
patima Gu care Q sarutase atunci
'cfnd Sc increase 60 atraga Ia
el, dar bratele alAbite nu erau
fp stare eli satisfsca dorinta, ii
'se rngase de "a IA se Gplece
u ~. &C:
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felul mortii tfnarului care incer-
case sal cistige inima.
,,Nu. La picior era aproape vim
decat. Doctorul mia spus ca a
murit de boala de inima," zise
generalul privind aidnc in ochii
Voichei. TEA ~
,,Sarmanul! fmi pare rau de
el," zise Voica, 81 inima ii spuse
ca Vasile a murit de dorul Ell. Sc
gindi La sbucium&rile sufletesti
ale acelui tinar care iubise 81 o
urmase in toate aventurile Ell 81
Gu toate ga, Sc stapinea, simtii ca
lacramile ii napadesc la ochi,
1dar facu o sfortare pc. sine 81
Isl zise: ,,Cine ia dat vote sa ma
iubeascai Ce alnt .eu de vina da-
CO Q muriti Tinerete nebuna! !!
'Prostie! 81 ca .sa, nu sd tradezc
60 Sc, gfndeste ID el urma: ,,Unl
chiuleI Dar de Bogdan al auzit
cevaiss
yDa, sergent major si Sc poar-
ia Gu vrednicie. Tat&l, fiul 81
duhul Stint" zise generalul RI
zind.
& ,,Nu fnteleg ce vrei sc spui,s 4
Rise Voica, care intelese bine ce
yrea % zica generalul. dar voia se
smulg4 de IL q D m7rtnrisire
estegoricx.
Vrsau - spun " respunse 81
~ 5fmkind bnna atakts, I I.
"a 4 s41 tfpit ~ n N fsclit res
ne M isIi 1sile M
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credintele curente, eel mai mic rol
in aceasta privinta. Tn animal or
bit, dar avind organele statiee sa-
natoase, Sc conduce foarte bine; Ia
sfndu-i ochii 81 distrugindu-i ace
ste organe, daca e, de exemplu a.
cuatic, va innota in orice positie !;
distrugfndu-i 81 ochii 81 organele
statice, echilibrul lui e definitiv 81
iremedabil compromis, afara de ca
sui cind animalul poate merge pc
fund, servindu-se, deci, de sinful
pipaitului.
Oar rolul lor 81 mai mare: di-
strugfndu-li, starea generala a in
tregii musculaturi a corpului sco-
borita.
Stint 81 animate care in mod nor
NAL au organele statice desvoltatc
nesimetric: soarecii jucatori. Efec-
tul acestei anmalii este faptul prea
bine cunoscut ca acesti soareci nu
pot sta clipa linistiti: viata lor e
continue invirtire in cerc, celia
ce liza atras 81 numele.
Sint lipsite de statociste anima-
lele fixate - lucru usor de inteles
= 81 insectele. La acestea explica-
tia urmatoarea: daca sboara, ari-
pele asezate multi deasupra centru-
lui de gravitate fac imposibila o
rasturnare; daca traiesc in apa, in
notind, atunci, cum insectele sint a.
nimale Gu respiratie aeriana, ele
au in timpul cit stau. in apa, provi-
sii de aer, luate de la suprafata 81
pastrate supt aripi ori elitre, sau
intre peril de pc corp, pc fata su-
perioara sau pc cea inferioara - 81
acest aer, fac1ndu-li corpul usor,
Ill tine mecanic GU fata superioa-
ra ori Gu cea inferioara in sus in
timpul innotului (acea fata apare
argintie, stralucitoare, tocmai din
causa aerului(.
Pierderea echilibrului din alte
cause: sOmn, anestesice, alcool, Sc
explica in alt mod, pc Gale fisiolo-
gica sau chimica, fara legatura Gu
sinful static sau de echilibru pro-
priu-zis.
2. Plante. Sc site ca 81 corpul
plantelor superioare are positie
determinata in spatiu. Studiile S 'au
facut in deosebi asupra radacinilor,
care in cea mai mare parte a casu
rllor Sc indreapta in jos. Din ele Sc
vede ca 81 aici mecanismul pare sa
lie acelasi: fiecare celula din virful
radacinii ar Fl un statocist; graun-
tele de amidon (scrobeala), sau O.
rice corp greu, apasa in chip nor
NAL pc un anumit STRAIT de protop-
lasma - eel de pc paretele care vi
ne in jos. Orice abatere din positia
verticala radacinii, sau ridicarea
in sus a vfrfului (deci 81 a acelui
perete), va face ca toate corpuscu-
lele grele sa apese pc alte stratum
de protoplasma de pc alti pereti:
radaclna executa curburi prntru a
readuce lucrurile la loc.
sNeanul Rnnlnnaes
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CrOniCa StiintifiCa.
Sinful De EChIL|bRU la
PLANTE 81 AN|MALF.
De: p. p. Stdnescu
DIN CONFERINTELE TINUTE
LA SOCIETATEA STUDENTI-
LOB IN STIINTE.
resumat)
De: p. p. Stdnesca

(resumat)
Posltia pc care corpul fiintelor
O lea in spatiu de cele mai multe
orr indiferenta la fiintele - anima-
lie sau plante formate dintr o
singura celula. Daca au un organ
de locomotiune, atunci in mod me-
canic acest organ poate face ca a.
numite regiuni ale corpului = cind
acest corp nu este sferic = sd Sc
gaseasca in directia innaintarii sau
in directie contrarie eli.
Fiintele fixate au determinata
positia corpului lor = de la cele
mai putin perfectionate pima la ce-
lie care apartin unor grupuri supe-
rioare = prin faptul fixarii. Afara
de plantele superioare = tot fixate
= ele nu au nevoie de organe care
sa Ii permita a constata corectitu-
dinea sau necorectitudinea positiei
lOr.
Aceste organe eXista insa, Gu un
rol din cele mai importante, la ma
joritatea fiintelor libere din grupe
superioare celOr de care fost vor-
ba la inceputul acestor rinduri.
!. Animate, Organul pentru per
ceperea impresiunilor datorite po-
sitiei corpului, organul simtului de
echilibru, Sc numeste statocist 81
,consta, in principiu, dintr 'un spa
tiu in general rotund al carui pere-
ii sint acoperiti de peri SENSITIVE pc
carl Sc sprijina un corp greu (sau
mai multe), secretat de animal nu
introdus de ell din afara (ca la ra-
cD. Mecanismul functionarii poate
fl redat foarte simplu: corpul greu
(statolitul) apasa in mod normal
pc anumiti peri; orice deranjare a
corpului din positia lui normala, O.
rice inelinare, va face ca statolitul
sau statOlitele sd Sc sprijine pc al
ii peri SENSITIVE 81 acestia, excitati,
vOr da de Stire animalului Cd nu sc
mai gaseste, fata de lumea inconju-
ratOare, in raporturile obisnuite.
Multa vreme, dupa descoperirea
lor, aceste organe au fost socotite
ca Organe de auz, dindu-li-se char
numele de Otociste, supt care au
fost cunoscute mai fnnainte. Sim
tul auzului insa Gu multi mai pu-
tin raspindit in lumea vie decit al
echilibrului. De altfel, in apa SUI
netul nu Sc poate produce 81 nici
din afara nu poate patrunde (pre-
cautlunile luate de cei carl, voind
sd pesuiasca, Sc feresc de face sgo-
mot sint Gu totul de prisos), = lar
aceste organe la animalele acuati-
ce AL fOst intiiu cunoscute 81 la ele
sint mai raspindite. Numarul lor
este variabil 81 Gu tipul de simetrie
al animalului, adeca Gu numarul re-
giunilor asamanatoare din care Sc
poate socoti ca compus corpul
lui.
E lntrebarea acum: miscarile, pc
care lie face animalul pentru re-
veni in positia normala, cind fost
departat de la ca, sint vote de ell?
E sigur ca ele fac parte din mis-
Garlic reflexe, adeca din reactiunile
corpului animal, comandate de cen
trii nervosi inferiori creierului =
la animalele care au sistemul ner-
vos mai perfectionat = sau de CEN
trii nervosi pc care ii au - la cele
lnferioare =, asa ca ele Sc indepli-
nesc fara ca animalul sa vrea. IA
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VhtutG SiDCStr5ju
ROMAN cON7|xpORAN
DE
G. E. PASCU.

fructe," zise Elena zimbind, 81
esi graIbita din b7blioteca.
,,Ce repeda umbla mama, par
ca ar fl fata mare," zise Voica,
punind miinile pc umerii lui Ior-
gu, care cauta in indicator cartei
pc care voiea so citeasca.
,,Da, asa umbla dinsa, dar a.
cum s'a>mai ingreunat. Sc Fl va
zut-os acum zece ami, credeai ca
picioarele nu-i ating pamfntul, :
zise Iorgu, incercind sd Sc ridice
de pc scaun; 81 dupa o mica pau
"a urma:
Am observat Cd 81 tu calci ca
mama. Va potriviti la mers.s.
Voiea zimbi is zise:
% Sc caut sd ne potrivim la
toate. Vreifs
,Da, dragars 81 coprinzind-o %
de git 0 saruta de mai multe orr,
dar nici Voica nu remase datoa-
re; ii intoarse sarutarile Gu do
bind6 gras6.
Era Il ineeputul lui Decembrie,
in xina AZ Gf Hieelae, ii sqarsle
care " coborfse multi din calea
Ipe ears y pakenrge A timpul ~.
Hais Axnnee ~! q glzlii bips nex
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those of the enemy, which were ~.
treating so fast one didn't have TIM
to count them. Won't 90 into ia.
tail about the remaining sectors and
fronts. but will tell you of the last
position when the armistice wa.
signed.
On arriving at the last position At
Bots d'Ecurey the enemy already had
observation of US and were shellino
US practically all night. but were fir.
ing owe us about one mile. The fol-
lowing day. November 10. We heard
of the armistice to be signed the next
day and this gave us great joy. Our
regiment continued firing until 1858
o'clock on the 18th. Very strange.
the last shell fired by the enemy in
that position chose a chaplain for a
victim. At 11:05 a. m. all firing
ceased; it was as quiet as on a farm.
and it seemed almost impossible that
it could be done. In the afternoon
different bands played, the soldiers
cheered, and every n was happy.
November Ia we started on our
journey towards Germany, with the
enemy just day ahead of us. AT
times we had to lay over a day to let
the enemy advance and keep out of
our way. December l we entered
Germany. On December Ia we
crossed the Rhine following the good
old Stars and Stripes. and once more
every one was happy.
The'same day we entered the place
we now occupy = Grossmaischeid.
This is the Kaiser's favorite hunting
ground, and there are all kinds Of
game in the forests; hunting would
be great sport here but we have no
time for that. The best hunt | have
had since | have be IN over here is
the good old cootie hunt. They were
sure plentiful when we arrived, but
have gotten rid of most of them now.
We marched into Germany with
the 3rd Army, and served with the
Army of Occupation as part of the
32d Division Artillery. We expect
to go across the pond with the 32d
Division, but at present we are just
attached to that division. The 32d
is listed home May l, so here's hop
ing we sail with them.
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LITTLE TERRIER IN TRENCH
"SIacker," but DIdn& Care to
Go Over Top.

In those long lines Of trenches in
France and Flanders, where Britisher
faces German. 1t is not all discomfort
and misery. During quiet hours we
play and joke. And we like nothing
better than some little pet-a dog or q
cat, perhaps-to care for and look
after.
Cats are not uncommon In trench
land, many of them having been born
and bred there, says Boys Life, the
boy scouts magazine. Unless a kitten
or cat Is actually taken from the
trenches, 1t makes that sector Its
home, and is fed and cared for by the
troops which come In to hold the line
at that part. But a dog will follow
his unit about and soon becomes the
friend of all, and quite an important
being In the regiment.
Our little smoOth-haired fox terrier
had taken up his quarters In q strong
redoubt near the front. The little dog
would quake with fear on hearing q
German shell in the air, but after the
explosion would run about as before,
realizing that the danger was past.
Poor little Warrior stayed In the
trenches always. He would not follow
the men out, but would settle down
with the incoming unit. Many were
the jokes made at his expense. "War-
rior. old boy" a man would say, "if I
vas you'll would get a transfer to some
nonfghting mob wot comes up
and keep out Of 1t well behind" But
Warrior wouldn't desert. Every time
the battalion came up to hold the line
there was the little terrier.
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POINT TO BIBLICAL PROPHECY
Huns Claim That RussIa's coIIapss
Was ForetoId In Verse In The
Book Of Daniel.

Quotations from the Bible and the
use Of the name Of the Deity are fa-
vorite methods Of the kaiser and his
subjects for trying to justify them
selves for bringing on the world die
aster. Now they have come forward
with a verse from the Book Of Daniel
to prove that a Biblical prophecy has
come true In the collapse Of the Rus
sian fighting forces. The verse Is:
"And for the time that the daily
sacrifice shall be taken away. and the
abomination that maketh desolate set
up, there shall be a thousand two hun
dred and ninety days."
The Germans point out that IL
period OF 1,290 days corresponds with
the period from August 1. 1914, when
war began between Germany and Rus
STA. and February IL, 1918. when Is
was announced that Trotzky had o.
clsred the war at IN end.
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would lack food, ammunition and
ships, which would count heavily
against them. Still they would be
able to bring death in the most
horrible form to millions of human
beings before they could be stopped.
The situation in some of the neu-
trail countries is also a matter of
grave concern. The government of
Spain has proclaimed martial law at
Madrid for the second time this
month. and this may be followed by
a suspension of constitutional guran-
tees throughout the country. In case
of a general war, Spain would be un-
able to render the least bit of assist
ance to the entente nations, and
might easily become the prey of the
Bolshevists. Great strikes are in
progress in Argentina. and signs are
not wanting that the radicals have
obtained a footing in the south
American republic. Perhaps we
should not indulge in pessimism be-
cause of the dark clouds now gather
ing over Europe. but, to an unpreju-
diced observer, it looks as though a
renewal of war would be followed by
local disturbances in all the civilized
countries. In view of this danger it
is to be hoped the peace conference
will soon end its labors.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Monthly tests for most of the
classes have been held during the
week.
Oliver Pratt of the Freshman class
who had the misfortune to break his
right leg while coasting a couple of
months ago is now. with the aid of a
crutch, able to be at school.
Yesterdays debate Resolved: That
No One Should Be Allowed to Hold
More Than One Mining Claim" was
won by the negative. The debate
scheduled for next week is Resolved:
That War Should Be Declared by a
Direct Vote of the People,"
The fine weather that has prevailed
the past week has been an incentive
to every one to want to get outside,
after being cooped up all winter.
The basketball ground had sufficient
ly dried by Thursday to allow the
girls to play and on Friday a number
of boys remained and also played a
game. The students are very keen
to renew their outdoor sports.
School children are reminded that
the law requiring all clocks in the
United States to be set ahead one
hour on March 81 is still in effect.
The time is now here, and if you fail
to do this you will be an hour late to
school and an hour late for every
thing else as all time throughout the
U. S. is then officially set one hour
ahead. On the last Sunday in Octo-
ber,~ according to the law, all clocks
will be set back one hour. and we
will then be running once more on
"sun" time. Elsewhere in to-day's
SENTINEL will be found an article
regarding the new time.
EDWARD SKILLMAN, Reporter.
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FOUR ARMY PLANES
FLY OVER S|ERRAS
q. s. Aviators Make First Noun.
tain Flight From Sacramento
to Carson City in Hour
and q Half

Reno, March 22.-The Government
airplanes which left Sacramento this
morning reached Carson City at 1875,
experiencing no difficulty in the flight
over the Sierras.
1t was announced at Carson al
noon that the four planes would not
leave that city earlier that 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. Governor Boyle is
entertaining the aviators.
The machines assembled to a height
of $4,000 feet in the flight over the
mountains, making the trip in one
hour and thirty minutes.
Three machines reached Carson al
the same time and the fourth, which
pursued a somewhat different line OF
flight. arrived shortly after noon.
The flight was made by six com
missioned officers and one sergeant
of the first class and they planned to
take the shortest air route over the
Sierras after circling over Sacra.
mento.
= First Lieutenant Frank d. Hackett
attended the flight in an 80-horse.
power Curtiss machine.
The De Havilands develop 40(
horsepower and are capable of &
speed of 1873 miles an hour and of at.
tanning an elevation of %. 900 feet
army officers said.
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Richard Jose. famous lyric tenor
and former resident of Reno, is now
in Sacramento and holds a position
as assistant e~ngrossing clerk in the
Senate. Governor Stephens and
other prominent Califorians are en-
deavoring to find a position for Jose.
He may be employed as an entertain
er for the charitable institutions of
the State. The wonderful voice that
brought tears.to the eyes of thous-
ands when he sang "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" and other olden
songs made famous by Jose. has lost
its power and is no longer able to
command a salary. But his powers
of entertaining have not gone and
the Califorians hope to find him 9
berth.
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In the matter of the Estate of William Blair
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was on the 2Sth day of March, 1919. appoint
I'd and qualified by the above entitled Cour
as administrator of the Estate of William
Blair, deceased.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are required to file the same with proper
vouchers and statutory affidavit attached
with the Clerk Of the Court within thres
months from the date of the first publication
Of this notice.
Dated March 18th. 1919.
JOHN BLAIR, Administrator.
w. r. Reynolds and Edgar Father Attor
neys for administrator.
Date of first publication March 30. 1918.
Date of last publication April 26, 1919.
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Senator Henderson Pilots Airplane

Senator Henderson Pilots Airplane
Washington, March 25.-The first
airplane flight over Washington of a
machine piloted by a member of the
United States Senate was made to-
day by Senator Henderson of Neva-
da. In a plane equipped for two
pilot control, Senator Henderson as
cended with Major w. o. Ocker, an
army aviator. After reaching a
height of 5000 feet. Major Ocker
turned over the work of plotting the
plane to the Nevada Senator. who
Unanswered the plane over the city
for about an hour.
Subscribe for the SENTINEL-$3 per
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The Eureka Cash Store has just
received a full line of leather goods
and can now fill all orders for ranch
ers and stockmen. Also. a new stock
of vegetable and field seeds, onion
sets. etc. Advt.
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LETTER FROM HARRY Fault
Ruby Hitler Now In Germany
Writes Interestingly OF the Ser
vice and Part He Took in As
sisting to Put the Kaiser Out.

District Attorney w. R. Reynolds
this week received a letter from I.
H. Fault of Ruby Hill. written from
Grossmaischeid. Germany, under
date of March 8, from which the
SENTINEL has been permitted to take
the portion giving an account of some
of Harry's experiences overseas and
the real and active service he partici-
pated in while fighting on the French
front.
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NEW TO-DAY
Notice to Creditors

In the Third Judicial District Court Of th
State of Nevada, in and for the County
of Eureka
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Me dajcie sic prosic.

Pracowac ola Polski i iSc Jej l.
pomoca w chwilach kiedy pomo-
cy n~aszej potrzebuje, jest obo--
wiazkiem kazdego Polaka. Obo-
wiazek narodowy powinien kaz-
dy spelnic ME czckajqc az so
ktoS O to- poprosf. Z16z ofiare "a
az. Dopom6z tel biednej, zg}o-
dnialej i wynedznialej ludnosci
naszej w Polscc. w Ojczyznie
brak jest wielki odziczy, spodniej
b;clizny, poscieli, myd}a, zywno-
sci i obuwia. Daj zaraz co mo-
zcsz i zanicS do lokalnej skIad-
nicy w hall p~2rafialncj hub do
glownej skiadnicy, 1912 Milwau-
kee avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28
0 OOz|Ez OLA POLSK|.
Czybys sam chciaf brudna bic
lizne.

rGdybys- znajdowaF sic W osta-
tecznej nedzy i biedzie i ktoS O.
fiarowafby CT odziez i bielizne,
czybyS chciai odzicz brudna ! po-
dartq? Odziez bielizne ofiarowa-
ma dla biednych w Polsce -powi-
MEN kazdy ofiarodawca oczySciG
i wyreperowat. Oiiara twoja be-
die wowczas i miISzq i praktycz-
niejsza, DO zaoszczedzi Komite-
towi p~ieniadze jake musia}by
wydac ma oczyszczcnic brudnej
i repcrowanie podartej bielizny.
TAX samo ma sic sprawl obu-
via. Jezeli obuwie jest podarte to
nalezy wyrepssowac zanim sic je
przyniesic do sk}adnicy. Kazda
para butow hub trzewikow po-.
Wilma bye zwiqzana, DO inaczej
trzewiIli sic pomieszajq ! juz zno-
WI komitet i pracownicy maja
lyle wiecej roboty.