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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
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IDEA WELL WORTH COPYING
Tree-PIantinq Campaign Along Victory
Highway in Texas Is Step in
the Right Direction.

People in other parts of the United
States should find inspiration in the
tree-planting campaign undertaken by
the residents of Bell county, Texas.
These thoughtful citizens have sub
scribed literally to fund which is
being used to beautify the Temple-Bel-
ton road, or Victory highway. At every
interval of thirty feet tree is planted
on either side of the road, numbered,
and dedicated by the person who
plants it to some Bell county soldier
who fought in the great war, while
label on the tree gives the name and
title of this soldier. With each tree
are planted also two pecan nuts and
two walnuts. If these produce seed
lings, the owner of the tree may take
his choice of one of these seedlings
or the original tree. Here is a COM
bination of patriotism, estheticism,
and utility. The Victory highway will
be useful as well as ornamental for
generations to come. 1t will be sought
by the tourist of the future not only
for it's beauteous shade, but out of
sheer respect for the good taste and
good sense of the people who designed
and developed it.-Christian Science
Monitor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Fifteen Years Ago.

The bodies of Horace Bent, Fred
Anderson and Lawrence Gale were
recovered from Palmer lake after be-
ing in the water more than week.
Mr.. Bent was twenty-nine years old
and left wife and two children. His
companions were single men whose
homes were near Green Bay.
Jay Cook went to Barclay.
D. E. Riordan was in Milwaukee
on business.
Mrs. Finn Lawler visited her broth
er, Chas. Wiegand, at Hackley.
Geo. Fuller was entertaining his
father, David Fuller, of Fond du
Lac.
Miss Hazel Avery attended a leap
year ball at Crandon.
Grant Cook and family moved into
the Dickinson house across the river
Miss Frances Dimond who was
teaching at Flambeau spent Thanks
giving here.
Amos Radcliffe returned to his
law studies in Minneapolis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Home Gardens in 1919.

The need for home production of per-
ishables by means of the garden, it is
believed, will continue. Because of the
relatively high prices which obtain for
practically all foodstuffs, those with
sufficient land and spare time should
find it profitable to maintain home gar
dens. Experience shows that very sat-
isfactory returns to the grower, in the
form Of vegetable products, ere OBJ
tanned when gardening is intelligently
and efficiently carried on. The neces-
sity of transporting such products
from distant points also is Obviated.
The department urges those who in
tend to maintain home gardens to plan
to meet the needs of the family rather
than to produce crops for sale on the
market.-United States Department of
Agriculture.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Ten Years Ago.

The marriage of Miss Clara Ewald
and S. R. VanBussum took place at
the home of the brides parents
just below town. A large number OF
guests were present including several
from Amigo.
Pat Walsh sighted snow white
deer while hunting near Dollar lake.
Joe Foley went north to work in
the woods.
Miss Ida Cook returned from a
visit at WauSau.
n. A. Colman sold a driving horse
to DR.. Thorpe.
Albert We'll went to Chicago to at
tend business college.
c. S. Raymond was down from
Phelps.
Mrs. f. G. Strong and daughter
Helen went to Oshkosh.
Mrs. Don O'Connor and daughter
OF Appleton were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. E. O'Connor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
A Lakeside Cottage in Which Garage
Has Been Incorporated in Way
That Is Unusually Pleasing. The
Long Glass Doors Suggest conser-
vatory or Sun ParIor, Rather Than
a Garage.

tration, therefore, attracts favorable
interest because of the architects hap
py solution of his problem. Artistic
doors, made like French windows, af-
ford ingress to the garage at the left
of the dwelling entrance, the exterior
appearance suggesting a sun parlor
rather than a motor car shelter.-Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
From Review Files
twenty-five Years Ago.

A Chinese laundry opened up in
the Denton building.
A. Mckenzie won pony ratified OFF
by J. G. Severance.
r. G. Sherwood went to Stevens
Point to spend Thanksgiving.
Pat O'Day was down from his log
ging camp at Conover.
The Sheridan Lbr. Co. began log
ging for the winter.
Mart Hirzel held the lucky num-
Der on a forty acre farm ratified of
north of town and got start toward
stocking the same by winning horse
in another rattle.
Jas. Oberholtzer had runaway
while returning from Nine Mile. A
badly wrecked cutter was the extent
of the damage.
f. 0. Porter bought the John
Tooley saloon and started in business
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Twenty Years Ago.

n. A. Colman returned from trip
to Milwaukee.
Miss Emogene Colman was visiting
at Rhinelander.
Oliver Brooks went to Conover to
work in Godkin's camp.
Atty. G. F. Sanborn and wife
spent Thanksgiving at Wausau.
Mrs. F. W. Mcintyre returned
from a visit at Wausau.
JAS Morgan and F. J.. Thrun in
stalled steam heat in their homes.
JAS White was home from Jeffries
for a visit.
T. B. butcher went to State Line
to assist On Frank Goodwill's logging
job.
Miss Mae Weigand entertained the
Good Time Club
Mrs. Mandelker arrived from New
York to visit her son, Louis, and
sister, Mrs. M Frankel.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stein.
rambling & Fitzgerald shipped
three carloads of Christmas trees to
Chicago.
J T.Nemacheck was over from
Hermansvile where he was head
bookeeper for the Wisconsin Land
Log & Lbr. Co.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28

Yesterday was celebrated as Thanksgiving
Day. the oldest of strictly American holidays and
one that the people Of the United States could
generally observe in return for the blessings that
have been theirs during the past year. year
ago an epidemic was raging w ach bereaved many
thousands of homes and has now abated though
many hearts are sore and will as long as life lasts,
sadden little at the thought of some loved one
who will never more take part in any of the lholi-
days observed in American homes. These sad
anniversaries come to every home sooner or later,
and naturally, do not make them less pleasant for
those who have not yet been called on to mark
our national holidays with just tinge of sadness
in their observance. So it was with many yester-
day and will be every year though Thanksgiving
Day will always be honored it should. It
would indeed be sad day if the day should ever
come when the people Of the United States had no
cause for observing it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
FRIDAY, NOV. %, 1919

The congress which has recently adjourned
left behind about as little to recommend it to the
minds of intelligent voters any that we have
any knowledge of. Sitting in special session for
the express purpose of enacting necessary lie gisa-
ton to take care of the welfare of all the people
during the reconstruction period of getting the
country back to pre-war time standards, what
actually occurred was six months spent in doing
nothing of consequence The year before an
election may not be an opportune time to ask a
congressman to do anything except play politics,
yet considering all of the grave issues confronting
nearly every household in the United States the
last congress should nave done more than it did.
Price control of staple necessities remains practi-
cally unchecked and the profteer in any commodi-
ty can still charge all that the traffic will bear"
Another unpleasant situation that congress re-
fused to meet is the Red menace, 'Boleshe-
VISIT movement or whatever you choose to call
what is simply anarchy, in it's premature stage.
70 bills introduced after June 14th designed to in
some way regulate the speech and actions of people
who fail to see the advantages Of government by
law failed to interest that body sufficiently to
secure the passage of one. The Armistce day
outrage in Centralia, Washington when two
soldiers were killed by an l. W. w mob, did not
cause congress to rise up and pass any legis-
aton that would tend TO discourage such offenses.
1t did praiseworthy thing in unseating Victor
Berger but with more stringent laws we'll
forced such men as Berger would get as
far as congress.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
ARCHITECT HAS DONE WELL
Somewhat Difficult Task of Combining
House and Garage Accomplished
With Good Results.

Many attempts to incorporate a
garage in a modern house have left
much to be desired in the way of
architectural effect. Such a dwelling
as is shown in the accompanying illus
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
First Arnerican Rridne.

The first American suspension
bridge was erected in 1901 by James
Finley across Jacobs creek, Westmore-
land county, PENNSYLVANIA. 1t had a
span of 20 feet ana cost $4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Or the Mcndav RIuAe

The Office boy has made a careful
canvass of all the motion picture show
musicians and reports that he is IN
able to learn who composed the dish
rag.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
BE on Guard Always.

Shut the door and keep the paddock
on against mean thoughts. One single
night of lying on the ground brings
the red of rust to the shiniest plow-
share that ever was nade.-Exchange.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Class Bricks Now in Use.

A novel idea of building construc-
tion which has been introduced in some
European cities is the use OF glass
bricks for certain parts Of the outer
walls.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
The Trouble With Them.

"Some families" said Uncle Eben,
"would be whole lot happier if dey
didn't keep tryin' to put too much Jazz
in Home, Sweet Home"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28
Labor. With New Vision. Calmly Faces
Big Problems of Reconstruction
By SAMUEL COMPERS President American Federation Of Labor

The war has been new thing to America, to labor,
to capital to government-to all of u.s. With the war
have come new methods, ideals, inspirations.
We have had unusual problems to solve, and have
employed unusual methods in solving them.
Labor, perhaps than any other single ele-
ment in society," has hesitated in adopting
these methods, in adjusting itself to the changed
viewpoint in putting it's best foot forward. Only labor
has insisted upon knowing that what found neces-
sarY to do would be for the benefit Of all and in fur
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-11-28

hnce the good The considered almost
symbolic Of the time Readjument reconstruction faces
the entire world We have passed through the fires Of hell and have
forth with vision fired with zeal to deal forth justice
for all mankind and to rid the world forever of the forces
that would ebae morality and destroy the best that is
organized cleansing
en such sacrifices of blood wealth Labo motives have always
hopes have always been bound
tricab with those the great majority of the people It's viewpoint
has always been Glow much good for how people?"
labor the year calmly and confidently
the knowledge of having done its utemos in the performance
noble task ready give service for the good all people and
repubc confident that good WILL justice freedom and democracy will
prevail the whole world.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
Iskrowy telegram Wysiany
Z po'd 'dmorza.

Praktyczne wykazanie co anne
rykanska submaryna moze zrobie
przedstawione bylo obecnie prze2
H-2 na rzecze Hudson W obecno-
Sci 1000 tll1mu. Pulk. ko1a: CLARK
Withers jest komendantem subma
ryny. Zatopienie zalane W oznaczo
n1yn. czasie jednej ninuty j try
dziestu sekllnd, podczas gdy W slo-
|nych glebiach III 2operoWaI sW6j
iskrowy telegram.
Jest to jedyna W swiec subma
ryna, jak utrzymuje pulk. komen-
dant. Withers, zaopatrzona W bez-
drutowy aparat do podWojnej kc-
munikacyi. 4.
OkazyWanie dane bylo dla MOI; q;
nosci przeko9lnania reklsrut6W umizSs QlliEzs
gujacych sic do. syyren. Zaloga dru
giejj submaryny rom aWiala podo
bnfe do nllodych ludzii 8 postepie
uslugi submaryn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
Piewszy s5,liieg v llalnesociie.

VIRGINIA, MEM. Il pazdz
Lubo = Thief River Falls rapor-
fftoWano Wczoraj o pie1wszym snie
gu " Minnesocie kt6r spadl ~
l:tym sezonie, y Virginia Wczoraj vie
czorem zostala naWied dzona wide
wishem prawdziWego snfegu, ~
~ pokryI Duluth, y Winnipeg j po-
ciag Pacific. Va Wagonach lezaIo
jedeni pol Gala smegu. q ssniegu
rap portowano ze wszystkich prze-
|strzeni Maseba.
Farmerzy don osza q Wiel lkiej
szkodzie Y kartof j 1t tore Sic
jeszcze znajd jdujjj n ziemii empera
|tura spadla na 20 .sto]pE PM & Wezoraj
Wiieczorem.
n Internal tional Falls snieg le-'
~ na diva Gale grubo
Hibing "a porttu.ja .ja zpierW
.szy1 N sniegu II ii ssez zonie
'pooner 1lonosz
f zafhsjiajaeych 1nrozacll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
KOMUNIKAT'

w odpowiedzi ma liczne zapy-5
tania kiero DO Konsulatu,.
Konsu1at Generalny zawiadamia
ze sprawa jak mai korzystniej
30 uregulowania oplacanegosprzez
obyWateli po1skich " Stanacl
Zjednoez ezonych podatku osobisto
|dochod doWego, znajduje sic ma u
9konczeniu j wynik starai Konsu-.
.latu podany zostaniie nieb bawem do
pnbieznej Wiado domos Sci.
1acznie sta sprawa wdrozono
.akeye q wstrzymanie wyd dalania
4 fabryk robot kow polskich ME
majacych papier6w obywatel lskich
Ameryk kanskich. .
Ola Wyjasnienia dodaje, ze pier
Wsze papiery Anery kanskie me
zmie1iaja obywat teistwa polskiego.
Mona jechae do kraj ju za pasz
portem polskim choee sic te papie-
~ posiada. Kto ma drugie papie- &
.ry, jest juz obyWatelena StanoW
zjednoc oczonych chcac jecha6 do
Polski masi postarae sic 3 pasz-
port meryk ka1skii j Wize polss ske-
go Konsul atl.
KK & ()NSIJL GE.NERALlyY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
NAY IMPORT WINoNA MILK sUPLY.
The Winona Republican Herald.

a
With the threat Of another unwarranted
increase in the price Of milk, the prospect of
importing the supply Of that product ii Vino
ma looms large This is true, in spite Of the
fact that Winona is IN the center of one Of the
most productive dairying centers in the North
west. s.:
The distributors ii this city are passing
the buck : back to the producers. They con
tend that the producers are not yet satisfied
with the price they are now charging ;s. So 20
a hundred. The prce, however, is large. when.
compared with the $3.40 paid at st. Paul and
Minneapolis and So. So so ii Duluth according to-
the government statement
The dealers say they are determined to
prevent another dVance IN the price OF milk
IN this city. To do 50, they contend that it viii
be impossible to reduce their own margin Of
profit onl the prod
crease the price, 1oe. rs refuse Tie local
duet and ship in milk He dstrib tutors here con
tend that at the prce of $3s 20 they will sbaaab1e
to ship to this city fr outside and
eentssas quart here wi reasonable
tEelh:
The Winona dealers declared today tina
they have notified the producers that another
advance will not be-: tolerated. At a meeting
feW days, dealers say they were
adVlstt preduc eTss pose to. |lnall llgurate
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
=. !
Wilson sied1 przez czesef
dniia.

WASHINGTON, 9 pazdz
Prezydent Wilson przepedzil
zn6w noe dobrze zdaje sic ze O.
becnie n1u sic polepsza jak dis
oswiadczono W Bialym domu.
Ch}odniejsze powietrze, utrzymu-
ia lekarze, przyczynifo sic do po-
'epszenia, ktore obecnie osiagneIo
stopien TAXI, ze zdolen jest spedzic
GEESE czasu siedzaco. Me w1asci-
wa ma obecny sezon goraczka pod
czas ostatnich kilku dni, op6mila,
bardzo postep ,prezydenta, a ze
zmiana, jest on zdolen spac lepiej
/, nabierac wiecej silly przez wy
poc7Ynek.
Dz;s znoW powstrzymallo pre-.
zydenta od wykony yWania jahejs
kolwiek piracy, chociaz jegos
RE mowia ae jest dosyes zdo onyIh
do wykonyWania powinnosci Wos, t
fisie ME poWiinno lnu zaszko die i S. n n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
Wychowanie dalo :A|lneryce
sile.
Ze specyalnego pociagu
kr6la Alberta. i

10 pazdz. Kr6l Albert z Beleiiii
odniosf gfebokie wrazenie 8 powo- ),
du. aner!yE systemu Wy w
chhowartia| fenna. zdat1lo1t
merykanskich z6hierzy kt6rzy
nabrali W siebie wojskowej VIE
dzy W znamionujaco .krotkim cza
sic przynaglajacego wyuczenia
jake otrzymali.
ii Kr6l wyrazil dis sWe pierwsze
wrazenie jake odni6sl W Stanach
Zjednoczonych cd czasu jak przy
byl do tego kraju. PowiedziA on
W dniu W kt6rym wyladowA ze
jednym . powod6w jego przyby-|
ella do tego kraju byf poW6d axe
by poznac pomys}y j nauki kt6re-
by MONA zastosoWac w Belgii. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
z,.:.:-.,a ,...:--.anie dane ze laden depozvtor5w
ME poniesie straty.

FARGO, N. D. 9, pazdz. = Be
dac wstrzymanem przez oficyalny
rzadowy rozkaz z, Bismark, w ce
lu rozpatrywania urzedowegt
przez prawnika gl6wnego stant
N. OAK, Wolliama LANCER, wzgl,
dem banku Scandinavian Ameri
can w Fargo, a r6wnoczesnie pre-
j civ stanowemu Centrum banker.
skiego, Banku North Dakota, jest
og6lnem mniemaniem, re dalsze
wazne rozprawy beda od1ozone az
do przyszfego tygodnia.
Langier powiedzial re uwaza "a
doradcze azeby obecnie nie roz-
glaszac publicznie, i ME wyse1ac
W zadnych dalszych koresponden-
cyach albo datach wzgledem cy-
towanych finansowych metod %
ME partyzackiem niedomaganiu
kt6re, jak powiedziaf, osia gnie sic
(od. ~haaku Scandinavian -Ameri-
Ecan.
Bank Scandinavian American
byf dis pred po4t1dniem zawsze
jeszcze zamkniety a rewizya sta
nowego egzaminatora bankowego
O. E. LOTUS trwafa dalej. LOTUS
ME wydal dodatkowego oswald
czenia dis rano do suplementu
Jaki ogfosil wczoraj wieczorem
iwyslaf swyln depozytorom wkto
rem oswiadczy1 re absolutnie ME
ma zadnej mozliiwosci azeby de-
pozytorzy mieli stracic choc jeden
|cent.
To oswiadczenie egzaminatora.
bankowego nadeszfe pp lokalnych.
raportaeh krazylo ze niebezpiecz-
ny upadek moglby sic wydarzyc.
Igdyby ten zaklad otwarty byl W
tym tygodniu.
Prokurator generalny LANCER
przygotowal dis przywr6cenie.
do banku papierow j rekordo dow
||egzapinatora bankowego Lotust.
kt6H on skonfiskowal " banku
j Q ktbreYczoraj zapytywaI wy.
szego sadu aby pozwolone bylo.
'zostaWic jako doW6d oskarzenia
" sprawach kryminalnych. Sad
rozporzadzii poWr6cenie takich.
sdokumentoW do strzezenia egza-.
minat atorowi bankowemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
Agent rzadu N|oskiego v
drodze do esWobodl lciela
Fiulne.

: . f. ;. j = - r 49,
FREIST, II pazdz. General
Grazioli opuscil wczoraj wieczo-
rem Freist udajac sie~do Rzymu
a potem, do Fiume, dokad zostal
poslany przez rad aby konfero-
wac Gabryelem d'Annunzio,
kt6rego nieregularne wojska sa
posiadaniu Fiume.
General Grazioll zjawil sic ME
zawodnie a jego przyjaciele oglo
sill re on ich zapeWnif Il wczesne
rozwiazanie trudnosci Q. Fiume
bedzie osiagniete.
- - .taI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
Negrzy mordercy zabrani do
St. Paul.
UzytO Wszelkich fagOd.
nych SrOdk6W aby ich
OChrOniG.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Ii PAID

ST. PAUL, MINI. Ill pazdz.
Dwoch przestraszajacych neg
6w Tomas jim, Ia Smith, oskar
rzonych o. zamordowanie siedem-
nasto letniei Edny Warner, W
East Grand Ferds, MINI, we VITO
rex wieczorem, znajduja sic we
wiezieniu Ramsey powiatu, Try
mani So W osobnych celach i niko
mu. ME jest pozwolonem ich wi
dice.
Specyalne ostr6znca
Wy1Eefa|Hlrtf jektelakolwiek oval.
cow pedjste niezw1ocznie W vie
zieniu po przybyclu lcn . i4sst6J.
godzinie w czwartek wieczorem.
Sifa obrony zostala powiekszona.
j bron przeciw buntom przygoto
Wana. Urzednicy W stanowem:
wiezieniu W Saltwater oswiadczy
Ii ze lie nlaja upoWaznienia ma
tam negr6w, skoroby
starania byly robione do wziecia
ich tam.
szeryf jest wolny cd niepokoju.
zadnego klopotu ME robiono
'zeryfowi Bostad powiatu Polk
v jjego podrozy tn dotad wiez |
liami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
.-.5 55ssst= 5->>EE7--s-.vr5 ~ --s; -.
Ostrzezenl

| 70 ciezkich latach wojny kaz-
dy, prawie pragnie powr6cic do
f.domu do vol nej Polski. Nieste-
ty pok6i choc ped dpisany, ME zo-
stal jeszczewykon i droga do
Polski jest jeszcze zamknieta.
Gdansk ME jest jeszcze W reku
Polskiem, a tylko przez Gdansk
mozemy mice swobodny dosaep
do Polski. Przez inne panstwa
podr6z jest tax niezmiernie u
trudniona, re tedy r6wniez prze-
jechac ME mona. w danej chwili
zatem poWrot do Polski jest
wprost niemozliwy.
Terminu otwarcia komunikacyi
z Polska przewidziec ME MONA. Z
Moze to potrwac tygodnie, moze
miesiace, zaleznie cd tego jak
szybko zostana uregulowane sto-
sunh polityczne osciennemi
panstwami. Jedyny spos6b obec-
ME przygotowania sic do po-
wrotu do Polski jest pracowac
tutaj, azeby chwila moznosci
powrotu do Ojczyzny pojechac
am zasobami. Kto rzuca prace
obecnie W nadzieji dostania sic
predko do Polski, kto ludzi sic
ze moze teraz do Polski jechac,
utrudnia tylko sobie moznosc po-
Wrotu gdy on istotnie mozliWym
juz .bedzie.
Konsll Generality.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14

merykanom " obecnem Wypadku
2 Imam EN- podany jest dis W os-
wiad dczeniu wydanen przez japon
ski sztab generalny.
Oryginalne raporty dollosza, ze
dw6ch ameryk kanskich z slnierzy,
kapitan .. 2. Johns, 327Qgo regi-
nentu i kapral Benjamin sperling
il 31go, zostali aresztoWpI1nii W I
man przez kozakow oskarzeni re
ME miei swych uwierrzyt telniaja-
cych papier6w ze kapral Sperling
by1 smagany: Amerykansh szwa-
dron wojska poszedl podobno do
Imam, gdzie dopominano sic Wy
puszczenia Sperlinga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14
=Urodzenie jako WaIeczni 1
IudZie.

- 5-eT tE.s -
: Vase armie byly zadziwiaja
.ce powiedziaI on. NaWet wa
81 wfasni ludzie ME rozumieli, ze-
byscie mogli pos1ac "a morze diva
niliony ludzi W przeciagu roku.
"A tacy piekni zolnierze jak to by
Ii: oni zdaje sic urodzeni byli ja-
ko ludzie waleczni. .
Zwracajac sic do budynkow
szkolnych gdy pociag jego pre-
jezdzial przez pewna wies powie-
dzial;
Patrzcie, szkoly So tu najwie-
kszemi budynkami, q tax jest W
ca}ym kraju. Kazdy jeden ma tu
wychowanie. y
Mijajac pola jego kr6lewska
NOSE zaznaczyla.
''Tu SO wielkie fanny i male
H"hrze ze to tax jest pe=
farmy.
niewaz wfasciciele crunt6w sta
raja sic 0 wiekszy produkt.
3 Wszystkim ludziom wiedzie sic
tn pomyslnie, maja oni pieniadze.
zWr6ciwszy sic kr6tko do loko-.
wanna kapital6w amerykanskich
kr6l Albert powiedziaf:
Nasi ludzie SO gospodarczy
zapfaca swoje bez watpie1lia. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-14

pOSL MASTER at WlnOna Mlnn., Oh
Oct. II 1919 as required by the
Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917,
ARCHANGELsKc, IL pazdz.-
Qwcs. tysiace ludzi utraci1o zzycie
Z powodu rozbicia sic nieznanege
brytyjskego okretu Ia =wybrze-
zach Norwegii odpowiednio do
bezdrutowego telegramu otrzyma-
nego tn z Helsingfors.
: Jezeli utrata zyc W rozbieiu O.
'lretu jest tax wielka jak raporto-
wano W ostatniej depeszy, niesz-
'czescie zapisze sic jako nowy re-
kord W dziejach morza. sZdaje sic
prawdopodobnem &c okret kt6ry
zosta} rozbity wi6zf transport an
gielski Z Archangielska kt6re-
go to portu Wielka Brytania 1ado
wata na okrety wielka liczbe zol-
merry podczas ostatnich miesiecy.
Spieszyi ma front.
Znanem jest ze okrety z wojs-
klein odpfywaly obecnie dosyc. cze
sto Archngielska. Doniesienia o
trzymane wczoraj Kopenhagi
gfesza ze Lettish a. zofnierze, kt6--
rzy byli na Archangielskim from
Gle wyladowali co tyllo W Rydze i
zostali posfani spiesznie ma front,
ma pofudnie cd tego miasta ably sic
spotkac napadajacemi niemiec-
kiemi i rosyjskiemi wojskami.
Najwiekszy rekord lltraty zycia
ludzkiego w klesce marynarskiej
wydarzyi sic wtcnczas gdy Tita=
mic sic zatopif po koizyi 2 CORA
lodowa ma poludnie Cd Newfound
land, IA kwietnia, 1912. Zginelo
wtenczas 1904 ludzi.
Me wierza pogloskom.
LONDYN IL pazdz. = Ami admi
ralicya angielska ami Lloyd ME O.
trzyma}y zadnej informacyi wzgle
dem rozbicia okretu angielskiego
Ia nolwegskim wybrzezu. Co do
tych z16de1 raportom sic ME vie
,,zx- =z