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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Dope To Take Place
of Booze In u. S.

b n'cfeury 90 ration ihe supply The
imni J have given apply only To- chs
~ ifIir sales authorized hN law. Tor
aheld tNo drugs are sold at rotnil nnly
ou "a fiptiou I have no estimates of
thr inunt uf Illicit .alcs
iGis ounces sold in December boa
3l N marie. included lGon ounces of
hrn1 $50 oi morphine aud l2 nl rl-
wird This would bD enough 90 give
3U \, ins day to yOUn people tor
monq aud aO grains day would boz
% 80 dose c,rn ini nn addict
lI ordinary mrdieal practice grain
% da would hr sufficient NDr a patient
" 10 .alcs were Limited to strict med
800 laao thai would mrpn there was
onHul fui 3nh2iu persons for a dny.
of n giy" inpnn pilf0na u grain daily
i tnnuih
Airts npw that thr sale ul hylo
derH norllH Is illcunl are rcsoriing
to dll'fatr mean. 90 inject diuA- into
imai ayeirm lh,N are inserting
aeo3 into the points oi medicine drop
pr-lnd squirting cneainr into their
Hunl The, are even removing the
lead rom pencils iahhng their arm.
viu3h Jagged paint and blowing the
dup,bitn then tcinr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Sol VANS ANXIOUS
FOR ROUTE TO SEA

"a Par March g7 outcome ~
iinNNlnH nppoll ion au outlet io thr
aon IH awaited with anxiety here. m
~ pr1ce congress accepts the re
1uoi ability fDr raing thr territory Co
nr rnuaii1ed 81 b. believed b. viii bee
throafh fhc disputed nitrate province
or q, cna mlhinr Africa now connect
ed il ertlt hl au with 80 rny BE- free
uOrf Tacn lf uow ulft " Dhiic.
bret irtu disputes hrr IlgIn fn thr
province uni cities Hn od agreement
goo eferendum to determine ip which
county 10 .nDii holunp
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Sleeping Sickness Brought
to America From Europe;
FOIlOUs Attack OF Influenza
First Case at Camp Lee

DHmp Geo believed tO have hA4
fhr nthf ,Hso ni nlneplna Hrlnrte
n ihf rnilrl Afntor
Whether Dl U1f ihe soiiniH Who
suffered FROM elmo ffOm fuuDe
the auihorIiir refuse geo s3t
riphf mfn Hsfs sicl uifl 10 hnW
ever and ono 0f tnrm ifd MOST
of thom wotr pripaioH nui oue co.,
fun vefn oIIINUla
ThH much NaIuf rpHhor Howard
UNff medical officer of r1mr Tee
confirmed. nnt he refused iu go infO
drfnla oi iu allow the patients 60
hn seen
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23

Indf wnH mnUr 900 excellent gold f0f
Che parasite 10 WORK Boo
Ws blamed fnr fm on ih+ iiNNa
1ni DO yon i'.e Sou can hlamc thr
"H.l looping sictn.aa on them. 700 Foo
according tn iI rreufie BE- uret hrnar
out Doe Nicnna 100 1917 aud BE- woes b,
n iennl phSairlHn rfof Won Economic.
eho sate lis 0irnuuc mime ~ 'en-
rephllitia luthtrrlva"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
Six Miles Is hays
JOURNEY In Serbia

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
SANTIAGO
IN Full ERUPTION

San Salvador, March g2 Advioos
from Ncailgua aay that me volcano
SiutlHrl b. boz "a state Of fulI orun.
ton internationally throwing ashes and
spreading fumcH over large Hren.
Tho volano lraz1u in Costa liica is
also actrc.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
New Spring Curtains, Nets and Draperes
At 4Oc to 75c Yard

Many new pieces of Nottingham
Nets that will answer the curtain
question.
Owing TO the closeness of the
texture and the strong, durable
thread, used in manufacture. they
"hold their hang even after many
lannderings.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23

flOOr)
White Reincloth Oxford, imita-
ton tip; white enameled leather
heel welt sole, pair $3.50 and ST.
White Kid Oxford with military
heel and Ivory leather sole, pair,
$500.
White Washable Kid Pump,
Louis covered heel, at, the pair,
$1,000 and Sl1.00.
White Nu-Buck Oxford, military
heel welt sole pair, $3.50.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23
New White Footwear
OXFORD AND PUMP MODELS
Priced $500 to $ll.OO

The latest Footwear Fashions" to meet the
demands Of white season. Developed in the
new materials in styles of unusual beauty-Linen,
Reincloth, Canvas Nu-Buck and Washable Kid.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23

AT Sl.25 Yard-New line of Bon
tex Reps, in new blue, old rose and
green, As inches wide.
AT SIPS Ysrd-36-inch Terry
Cloth, suitable for Potieres in new
tapestry and floral designs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23

White Canvas Oxford Tie, COW
cred medium heel; hand-turned
sole at, the pair, $3.50.
White Canvas Pump, covered
medium heel; hand-turned sole at,
the pair, $3.50.
White Linen Pump, with Colonial
buckles, covered medium heel;
hand-turned sole, at, pair, $500.
White Linen Pump, covered
Louis heel: hand-tmned sole, at,
the pair, $500.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-23

Railroads and Much of
Highways Are Made Use
less by War; Oxen Pull
Motors Through Seas OF
Mud.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

A New Year telegram dated at San Francisco on the last day of the old year announces the marriage of Gus Meiin, the well known business man of this city. The message was re- ceived by Chas. Milot and Is signed by both Mir. and Mrs. Melin, indicat- ing that the bride is probably not unknown to Nome. The telegram says the happy couple are we'll and having the time of their lives and in- tend to leave for Murietta Hot Springs. near Los Angeles. next week. Mir. Milot is also requested to wire the latest business and social news tc the newly weds.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

this issue of the Nugget. A. A. Health Commissioner Dr Neunan announces that the quarantine of Nome will be lifted Monday, January at p. m. The public schools will resume after the teachers and pupils have been examined regarding their healt!:. and the moving picture theatre win open it's doors on the evening of that day. for the first time in two months. Attention is called to the fact that the lifting of the quarantine will ap-
 ply only to Nome and in no way affects the quarantine regulations es.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

danger, is well indicated by the fact that he willingly left the Akiak dis trict, where there was no sign of the epidemic, to come to Nome, where the influenza was raging with almost unprecedented fury. when requested to do so by Governor Riggs. Details of his Journey are not yet clear. al- tho 1t appears that he encountered the epidemic somewhere along the lower Yukon. Reports from St.Mich- ael n short tme ago announced that he was i'll with pneumonia at Old Hamilton, native settlement on the lower Yukon about sixty miles from St. Michael. pr. Lamb undertook his mission of mercy in response to request to the Governor to send medical assistance, made by Acting Superintendent Evans of the Bureau of Education. The physician reach- ed St. Michael on his way to Nome but learned on arrival that the Nome situation was mucH improved and decided to turn back to Old Hamil- ton, owing to the epidemic having made it's appearance at that point. Prior to his arrival at St. Michael. Dr. Lamb was under orders from the Governor to report to MT. Evans and assist in the care of the natives of this section. According to earlier re- Journey by Jack Monohan, of Nome, concerning whose whereabouts noth- ing has since been heard.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

Three native boys named Mike. Robbie Clark and Longboat Dick were arrested in the Solomon section day
 beSere yesterday by representatives |of the Marshars office anu are now lodged in the Federal jail here await. ing hearing on charges of robbery. The trio were brought to town ycster- day and bali was fixed at $500 by Commissioner O'Neill. The boys are accused of robbing caches and cabins of deceased natives on. Eldorado river and Spruce creek. Wren captured heir loot. consisting of rifles, knives tools and variety of other articles of considerable aggregate value. was found in their possession. The boys had apparently made a systematic search of the cabins and caches of the natives who perished from the in- huenza along Eldora;lo river and as far east as Spruce creek, purioiainS whatever took their fancy or appear ed of value. As some of the natives were rather well off as natives go, the young cuiprits had obtained quite a number q articles of more than nominal value.
 Two of the boys have been in trou- ble with the law before. the one named Mike having bsen convicted of stealing bsA0 articles fFsm boiler house. aad miniag camps . year or two ago. Doobis Clark served . zen. tencs for stealiag Ssx skins from . cabin iu the CAAdle section several years aso. The boys will be tried Monday in the commissioner's court.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The quarantine existing over Nome at the present time will be lifted at 1 p. m. Monday, January 6. The at tcntion of the public is called to the fact that the removal of restrictions heretofore imposed applies only to the town of Nome.
 Signed: DANIEL S. NEuMAN
 A. A. Health Commissioner.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
NEWS NOTES

A Seattle message reaching the Nugget Wednesday reports that the
 death of Joseph Sliscovich, the welll known old timer of this section. whose demise was previously report ed. occurred in Seattle hospital after an extremely short illness. Accord ing to the message, the deceased was sick onl:' three days. As stated earlier, death was due to influenza.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

Mir. Reese, teacher in the native school of the Bureau of Education at Maly's 1sloo. Is expected to arrive in town some time today unless delayed ed to have passed the II. s. Road house yesterday morning, but has not been located since that time. He is presumably at one of the roadhouses along the line between Nome and the I' &
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

The schools of the Bureau of Edu. cation will not resume their functions with the lifting of the quarantine regulations. according to statement by Superintendent Evans today. To prevent all possibility of the influenza again attaining epidemic proportions among the natives. the schools will probably remain closed at least an. other month.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
Pete Zeloff. the unfortunate ma

Pete Zeloff, the unfortunate man who lost both feet by freezing through lying unattended in a cold cabin for several days during the epi- demic period, died in Holy Cross hos ptial this morning as result of gan- grene of the lungs. Zelofrs feet were taken of by pr. Neuman some weeks ago and the man appeared well Later on, however, he developed un- favorable symptoms and gradually declined until the end
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Mails may now be dispatched to Teller, Wales, Solomon, Bluff and ooiovin and may also be received from these points.
 Travel is still prohibited beyond Wales, Igloo, Shelton, Bluff and Colo win as we'll as to all places not in- fsetsd with the innusnza Epidemic. Dated at Nome, Alasi<a, December 90, 1918.
 DANIEL s. NEUMAN
 A A Health Commissioner.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
KNOW IT WELL
Hundred. of Nome citi..ns.

Hundrsds of Nome Citixsns.
 A familiar burden in many a home,
 The burden of a bad back" A lame. a weak or an aching back
 Often tells you Of kidney ills.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys.
 Here is good testimony to prove their merits:
 Mrs. N. P. Lawrence. 755- Van Cou- yer Ave-. Portland. Ore, says: T have recommended Doants Kidney Pills to any number of people. When I was in St. Louis I was in poor health becaase of kidney trouble. Backache and dizzy spells bothered me and I was annoyed a great deal by tho way my kidneys acted. My bands and feet swelled dreadmully. My back ached and I was miserable in every way. I started using Deans Kidney Pills and after had used about seven boxes, my hack aHd kid- heys were strong and haven't suffer- cd that Hay since"
 Price COG at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney reneAyf get Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same. that Mrs. Lawrence had. Foster-A Afllburn O.. hfss5 Buffalo. N. Y.
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

An announcement from the Nome School Board today states that the kindergarten class will not be contin- ued when the public school opens Monday, following the lifting Of the quarantine at p. m. of that day. The reason for the e<discontinuance of the kindergarten class for the present is said to be that the board has decided in one room in order that more at- tention may be given to individual tuition.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03


 According to recent telegraphiC advices. the first Nome army draft contingent, attached to Co. D, 14th Infantry. has been transferred from Ft. Dodge, Ia., to Camp Grant, Illinois. F. Dodge is located in the vicinity of Rockford. Ill., about ninety miles west of Chicago. Unfavorable weather conditions at Camp Dodge is given as the reason for changing the boys to their new location. At last accounts. the Nome bunch were in good health. Owing to tEeir having been attached to the regular army at Nome the discharge of the boys will probably be delayed somewhat beyond the time of release of the Ma tional army recruits. There is also q prospect that they may have to SC abroad to assist in policing the. ter. ritory held by the American forces.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Bureau of Education or the terri. tory of Alaska, growing out of the inhuenza- epidemic, are requested to file same, duly itemixed and without delay, witl, one ef the undersigned.
 E. Q. EVANS,
 Supt. Bureau of Education.
 c. J. LoMEN,
 Mayor of Nome.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03
That Dr.. Fmnk w. Lamb,

That Dr. Frank w. Lamb. whose unfortunate demise is reported In to. days Seattle dispatches. was the vic. tin of that heroie splr4t of sslf saeri- aes which animatss the majority oe phydciaas whoa human livOs sso h
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

tablished at other points in the dis trict Mails will be permitted to travel to and from uninfectcd points only for tho present.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

Under arrangements perfected by the Bureau of Education on the Out side, the ninety odd native children now in Holy Cross under the care of the local branch of the Bureau will be turned over to the care of Rev. Dr. Baldwin of the Lavina Wallace Young native mission. and the Cath ollie church. According to official mo- tification reaching Superintendent Evans. the Bureau of Education has awarded contract to cafe for a cer- tain number of the natives to Dr. Baldwin. The contract includes those who are not Catholic communicants. Those of Catholic persuasion will be taken care of at the Catholic Mission at Hot Spings, but will be in charge of Dr. Baldwin until some time lat CT, owing to the representatives of the Catholic church not being in a position to handle them at the pres ent time. Dr. Baldwin is fitting up la fine boarding house and school in the mission building on Second Aven- ue. to which the children will be transferred as soon as arrangements are completed. Holy Cross hospital win then be closed.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-03

New Years Day in Nome was evcntlcss insofar as outward indica- ttons disclosed to the contrary. A majority of the residents apparently staid close to home and only very small number were visible, on the streets at any period of the day. The day was ushered in at midnight with short blast of the fire whistle at midnight and few shots were fired in various parts of the city in honor of the new period of time. A number Der of householders gave dinner par- ties to friends during the day,but the usual signs of New Year cheer were missing. the influenza having appar- ently dampened all enthusiasm for the gay life.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

zapas6w w powietrzu, ma ladzle,
w rowach strzeleckich i w pod
kopach wybuchowych wre "a
zarty BOZ, kt6ry zadecyduJe o
losach Swiata caiego.. On, ge-
neralissimus Foch... on modll
sic ma kleczkach, jak ubogi bra
ciszek zakonny, pe4en spokoju,
pogody ma obliczu swojem? Co
to jest?
Czyz ME obchodzi go ia OIL
brzymia rozprawa narodow?
a rozprawa tax okrutnie bolesna,
niesiychana w history ludzko-
sci? CO to jest? Toz on winien
bye wsrod sztabu swego, siuchac
raport6w o kleskach, Tub wygra-
nych. :. wydawac natychmia-
stowe rozkaZy; on przeclez po-
winien studyowac mapy wojen-
ne, ukfadac plany dalszego bo-
Wszak on powinien"..
Zostawmy dumajacego Evan
sa z jego mySlami, a sami, jake
ludzie religijni i kochajacy Oh
czyzne swoja, So
bic POLYTECHNIC nauke i wnioski
odpowiednie ma przysz}osc. -.
- Guys widziai, co robi} Foch?
Modlii sic - powiesz, W kosci6@-
ku, zamiast. -.
- Zamiast bye kierownikiem
boju... powiesz 2 zo1nierzem
Evansem.
"A wfasnie Foch Wobec Maj
Swietszego Sakramentu uczy sic
bye z~nakomitym kierownikiem
tych, nieznanych jeszcze swiatu
boj6w olbrzymich! U stop Kr6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

pomoc Boza!! Cud potegi mo-
dlitwy, z ufnoscia pofaczonej!
Ksiadz Augustyn Kordecki ami
ma ehwile ME zwatpi}, owszem,
przeciwko nadziei majac nadzie-
JIG w Bogu, b}aga} Go wytrwale i
nietylko wroga zwyciezyi, swie-
tie miejsce Matki Bozej a Kr6lo-
wei naszej obroni}, ale co mai
wazniejsza! - cudowna obrona
Jasnej Cory ozywifa serca pol
skie i TAX poteznie, re Polacy
pod wodza walecznego Stefana
Czarnieckiego podnieSli zwycie-
ska bron, bardzo szybko/ Ojczyz-
ne z wrog6w oczy$cili / wolnosc
tejze odzyskali!
P~odumajcie, Rodacy! mad sila
potega ufnej modlitwy! Niepo-
dobna ci moae wspomodz Ojczy-
zny krwia; trudno CT dRG wiecej
pieniedzy niz dafes, ale molesz
i powinienes pod niebiogosia-
wienstwem Bozem ratowac Oh
czyzne czestemi, w~ytrwafemi, u
fnemi, a 2 czystego serca pfyna-
cemi modlitwami swemi y! Wo-
iajmy wiec wszyscy: ,Kr6lowo
Korony polskiej, o m6dl sic "a
nami" X. L. w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
General pred
Oftarzen.

Cd paru miesiecy nieOczekl-
wanna zmiana zaszla we woJnie
obecnej. Otto z chwila objecia ma
czeInego dow6dztwa mad armia-
mi alianckiemi przez generaia
Foch'a, ,,jakby sic karta odwro-
cha: nieustanne zwyciestWo
vidzimy pc stronie aliantow, a
ciagfe kleski pc stronie niemie-
ckiej?
Ogromne straty W ludziach /
amunicyi, upadek ducha w zof-
nierzach teutonskich, pospieszne
cofanie sic. n~iezadowolenie wiel-
kie wsr6d ludnoSci W Niemczech
i prawie upadek kajzera re swa
rodzina i partya wojskowa. -.
OTTO smutne po{ozenie Niemcow.
Przeciwny obraz przedstawia-
ia armie zjednoczone pod wodza
generaia Foch'a. Ozywione cia-
glemi zwycieztwami, coraz bar
dziej meznieja ma duchu,, ida W
BOZ pe4ni zapaiu, WARY W zupei-
ne pokonanie wroga tax, re par
Gle tych armii zamieniio sic W
tryumfalny poch&d zwyciesh!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

zamiar6w. To tez przesz}o pot
miliona ,,Rycerzy Kolumba" "a
rzadzi}o wsr6d swych dzieci, ably
prosba marsza}ka Foch'a byfa
bezwarunkowo dope}niona.
Niechze i polskie dzieci stana
sic temi maioletniemi rycerzami,
wspomagajacemi modiami swe-
mi szlachetne zamiary Foch'a. A
pobicie Niemc6w wszakze ley j
w interesie Polakow; toe to nasz
wr6g odwieczny, wrog zaciety
nieub1agany!!
Ale, Rodaku i Rodaczko! moze
watpisz jeszcze w cudowna moe
modlitwy, p}ynacej z czystego i
poboznego serca? ~posfuchaj pre-
to tego, co sic sta4o ma polskiej
ziemi. nasZej.
w roku 1866 Ojczyzna nasza
opadnieta zosta}a az przez 5 sill
nych wrog6w. Zdrajcy dopo-
mogli do z~upeinego zaWfadniecia
krajem, tax, re ogolnie sadzono,
re to juz koniec Polski; Szwedzi
mieli do zabrania juz tylko jedna
mala forteczke W Czestochowie,
Jasna Cora zwana; a broni}o ia
kilkunastu o. O. Paulin6w i oko-
10 100 szlachty - OTTO Gala si}a
przeciwko 10000 Szweda z ar
matami i wszelkimi. przyborami
wojennymi. | 120 os6b lichej "a
fogi w~ytrzyma1o dose d4ugie O.
blezenie 10000 sfawnych wojo-
wnik6w, ktorzy sromotnie sami
odstapili. Z.
Coz sic stale? zapytacie.
! Staf sic cud wjelkiej WARY w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

Co tez wpfynac mogio tax sta
nowczo ma te zmiane nieprzewi-
diana? Moze zupelne wyczer-
panic centralnych? brak wo-
dz6w? zdrady W armii niemiec-
ko-austryackiej? przeciwnie.
Niemcy, btorzy juz Paryz ostrze
liwali, a Londyn bombardowac
zamiefzali, ME mogiy cd razu
STAG sic bezsilnymi Hindenburg
Ludendorf. Mackensen dziafaJa
jeszcze; zdradziia niby Buiga-
rya, Turcya, ale bedac wycien-
czonemi do ostatka, musia}y pod
dac sic aliantom. Coz vice
stafo sic. nadzwyczajnego, re
Niemcy ida w przepaSc, a Foch
dalej bohaterskie swe
zastepy?
Otto Observation-Disclosures
przyczyna!
Miodzieniec pewien, nazwi-
skiem Evans, wziety W San Ber-
nardino, CAL. do armii amery-
kanskiej, opisuie W liscie z Fran
cyl do rodzic6w nastepujace ida
rzenie:
,,Wszediem pc poiudniu do u
bogiego kosci6{ka katolickiego
W San Gorgonio; pc chwili
wchodzi powazny, osiwia}y gene
raj, "a MIN ordynans jego. MAJ
ten kleka i zatapia sic W goracej
modlitwie. Zdziwiony niezmier-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
MA WOLNA w

ME bylem ia pokorna postacla
dostojnika naszej armii, posta-
nowiiem przeto dowiedziec sic,
kim on bye moze? Try kwe-
dranse przesz}y mu ma modli-
twie u oitarza Pana Zastepow -
poczem wstaje j z pogodnem o.
bliczem, okraszonem mestwem
spokojnem, wychodzi z koscio{a.
Podazy}em "a MIN, zaciekawio-
ny bardzo...
Ma ulicy spotkani zoinierze,
oficerowie salutuja mego gene
raia, n~adzwyczai uroczyscie;
publicznoSc skiania giowy, wi
tajac go ~najmilszym uSmiechem,
uwielbieniem szczerem. -.
Zapytuje kogos z przecho-
dniow?
- Kto jest ten general?
- Foch! - panic - marsza-
lex Francyi, -. Foch! nasz o.
pickup, zbawca prawdziwy!
Zdziwienie mole granic ME
mia}o. Jakto? dumaiem wzru-
SONY - podczas, gdy cd nora
Baityckiego do granic Szwajca-
caryi ryczy dziesiatki tysiecy
armat, gdy podwiadni mu gene
raiowie dniem i noca, otoczeni
adjutantami, przebiegaja pola
Walk; gdy oko1o szeSciu Milo
now zofnierzy leje krew, odda-
je zycie; podczas SmierSelnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
Polacy wyparli woiska Ukrain-
skie Z Galicyi srodkowej.

la kr6l6w czerpie swiat}o do kie-
rowania kilko milionowa armia,
czerpie zapaf i spokoi ducha, co
jest podstaWa jego mestWa ME
zwalczonego i w%ytrwania ma sta
noWisku.
Pewni badzmy, re ME zanied-
buje on narad re sztabem swo--
i'm wodzami armii z MIN zjedno-
czonych; ocenia dokiadnie war;
toSc sztuki wojennej i sill sobie
powierzonych - ale obok tego,
Foch, jake szczery, praktykuja-
cy chrzescijan-katolik pamieta o
sfowach Pawfa swietego, g}osza-
cego: ,,Wszystko moge w tym,
ktory mnie umacnia".
To tez nietylko w koSciele, ale
c%odziennie rano i wieczor przez
godzine, ma kleczkach bfaga jak
najpokorniei o to umocnienie
Boze umys4u, serca, wolf - a
dzieki temu, stale sic godnem ma
rzedziem w reku W~szechmocnego
do ukarania tych, kt6rzy byli ma
rzedziem szatana w celu spoga-
nienia swiata, by go %doprowa--
die do wiecznej zaguby. -.
Jak marszaiek Foch gieboko
jest przekonany 0 wszechmocnej
potedze modlitwy, dowodzi ostat-
MIA jego proSba do dzieci ME
winnych, ably przyje1y komunie
Sw. ma intencye sprawy, kt6rej
sic ~poswiecif i ME zapomniaf W
swych modfach codziennych bia-
gao Pana Boga o zakonczenie
boj6w tych wedle Swietych Jego