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New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

made in the Connecticut route by the postal officials.
 Winifred Barnes and Ruby Nye are leaving tomorrow for Northfield where they will attend the Methodist convention.
 Frada Lund has accepted a position as factory nurse at the Billings & Spencer plant in Hartford for the month of August during the vacation of the regular nurse.
 Leon Honiss is away on vacation to Staten Island where he is visiting with his aunt
 Grange Social. Next Tuesday evening at o'clock the Berlin Grange will enjoy an open air social on the lawn of Senator and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens in Kensing- ton, provided the weather permits. An entertainment is being arranged and ice cream with all the "fiXins' will be in order. All Grangers should take notice of this social and arrange to be present. This affair is to be en- tirely good time minus business.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Herbert H. Damon and wife have returned from their vacation spent in northern Connecticut. MT. and Mrs. J. M CroweH of New Britain were calling on friends in town yesterday.
 Mrs. E. Fenn Nourse is spending a short vacation with her father, George Durham of Marblehead.
 Frank Aspinwall and family are moving over to East Berlin where they will reside in the future
 KcnSingtOn Items.
 Louis Goodrich and wife enter tained guests at their home last even- ing in honor of Mrs. Goodrich's brother, Joseph Wilson, who recently returned from overseas duty. Mr. Will son displayed mementos of the war which included French and German bayonets as well as the different types of German helmets.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Porter and daughter with their -in-law Paul Baker and his wife, are going on an auto tour through New England to Vermont.
 Mrs $. M. Cowles, and two of her daughters, are entertaining their guest, Harold Hamilton, ct Colum- bia lake. ].
 Mrs Fred Crane and daughter Elizabeth, have gone to the shore foa, a short stay.
 The Inanda club festival will bes held tonight on Miss Marjorie Moore's' lawn provided the weather is not in- element at the time.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

crease over previous years. The prin- cipal reason that the school commit tee could not keep within their budget during the past year was due to the unexpected increase in the number of High school pupils. The coming year Will see an even larger number in the High schools but Supervisor ShoWal- ter has anticipated this for the budget of the ensuing year.
 In all the towns under the state su- pervisDr system, and there are a hun- dred of them, Berlin graduated the largest class in the whole system and incidentally the largest in the towns history.
 fIn the drive for Red Cross mem bership last December the Berlin schools raised the largest amount in the hole school system, a total of $270 being obtained. These are all junior memberships costing 25 cents each. The schools percentage amounts to 12O per cent. in this re- spect. I'm the w. s. $. campaign from January to June the children pur- chased $886.68 worth of Thrift and W. s. Stamps and all 1his despite the fact that the stimulus of war was no longer felt, testifying that the chill dren were learning to be saving and thrifty which is one of the all inn pOrtant things that the boys and girls should be. The Berlin schools rank second among the schools in the supervisory system.
 Several more rooms are to be open ed this fall to accommodate the large entering class and Supervisor B. H. Showalter IS now making arrange ments for a larger teaching staff to take care of the anticipated increase. As soon as he has completed the per sonell for the coming year their names will be given out in the Her. aid.
 Ford Comes to Grief.
 A Ford runabou skidded on the tracks in front of the old car barn on Berlin street about 10:30 o'clock last night striking a large maple tree and turned turtle. No one was in jured as far as could be acertained.
 The car was badly smashed up, both lenders being demolished and one of the front lights smashed. The windshield was broken and the top of the car completely torn off. The\ owner of the machine is probably from Meriden as the Ford hospital car of Meriden removed the wreck to that place during the forenoon. The license number was CS992.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

Today was Woman's Home Mis- sionary day at the camp grounds and a large attendance was reported. The regular daily exercises were held as usual. The Mount Alivet service was held at 6:15, conducted by Rev. S. s. Sands of New Haven. Rev. w. c. Judd was the speaker at the morning service and proved interesting. The evening service will be held at 7:45 o'clock with Rev. J. D. Roberts of Hartford as speaker. The annual con- vention of the society of the district was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The members listened to a most in- teresting talk on Americanization" Ii by Rev. pr. J. C. Day of Hartford.
 To Stop Speeding.
 Members of the state police are re- ported on the road from here to Bris- tol in a determined effort to stop the speeding which has been going on on
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
ROCKWELL FLIES IN OWN MACHINE Has Two Cylinder Monoplane
 Which He Designed STATE POLICE ARE HERE
Are Determined to Stop Speeding Traffic Rules NIust Rc Obc,ed Rv
 Motorists-Other News Items About


 A monoplane from Liberty field in New Haven piloted by Aviator Hugh Rockwell, arrived in town yesterday afternoon, landing on the aviation held on Pennington avenue.
 Much interest was attached to the scout machine, as it was designed and
 built by MT. Rockwell. The entire weight of the plans is about 300 pounds. The wing spread is far be- low normal and the entire length of the machine from tip to tail is but a few feet. The ship looks as if it would be easily tossed about by little puff of wind but in reality it is much sturdier than larger plans. On the wings the parts used for controlling the flight of the plan are only a trif1e compared With the size of the same parts on larger ships. The plane flown here by Lieutenant French Kir- by was large one with an eight cylinder rotary motor The engine of MT. Rockwells machine is the most interesting part of the whole affair. It consists of but two cylinders with go horse power and is directly behind the small propeller. The effect of the motor behind the propeller is that of an air cooled car and despite the terrific speed the revolving pro- pelier cools the engine in motion Yesterday when over the town of Cheshire one of the spark plugs blew out. MT. Rockwell did not land and get another, but continued on his way and made the remainder of the flight to this town with a "one-lung- er.' The noise of the engine while over the town was great and sounded like skipping automobile engine.
 The plane was anchored on the aviation field for the night and an armed guard protected it. This ne cessity will soon be eliminated for if reports are true an aerodrOme will soon be built on the field and planes can be~ left for any length of time without fear of damage by curious people.
 five ton truck load of aviation material was sent from Liberty field to the factory of Rockwell-Drake last week, and the trip of the plane here yesterday but added to the rumor that an aviation field will be permanent and a factory the next on the pro- gram. During the war Rockwell was DuSllV engaged on aNlaIlOn WOfk ana now has time for experimenting for himself What he will be able to of fer in the line of safety devices re- mains to be seen,
 The small plane attracted many people last night and many auto par ties came after the report spread that the ship was at the local field An aviator from Waterbury was among those there shortly after o'clock and expressed the opinion that sure is a bird of a little ship" after exam ming MT. RockWell's product. Other people were equally enthusiastic and the people of the town. are of the
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

the highway for some time. Local residents along West Main street filed a complaint to the authorities against the permitting of open mufflers and cut-outs while in the residential sec tion of the town. Other complaints were filed against the speeding and so much criticism has been heard against the use Df the highway that the state authorities are handling the matter.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
Enforcing Traffic Regulations.

For the past few days Constable Ma rino has been on duty in the center of the town enforcing the towns traffic regulations. The silent officer at Gen. tral Square was fast losing it's power as a director of traffic. Local people started "cutting" the officer" and
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
BERLIN NEWS BERLIN SCHOOLS HAVE GOOD RECORD Rank Eighth in State in Average
 Attendance LARGE ENTERING GLASS
LARGE ENTERING

This F'aIl-Tab Drllmmers to Com
 pete-Coodrich Boy Bettcr-Bricf
 News Items.
 The Berlin schools had the best wear in their history for the fiscal wear ending in June. The report of the supervisors conference held ir Danbury during the month of July re- veals many interesting facts concern- ing the statistics of the schools of the town.
 Ins September, 1918, a total of 9S7 registered for instruction in the schools of the three districts. In June, 1919, there were 775 on the register, showing that over 200 scholars had moved in and from the town, and also demonstrating that a number were unable to keep up with the standards maintained and adopted by the Bcr- lin. schools. The attendance has aver aged 669 children daily, or S9.5 per cent. in perfect attendance. This is particularly good considering the in fiuenza epidemic of last fall. Berlin ranked eighth among the cities of the state in the matter of attendance.
 Of the ITS children on the register in June, 709 were promoted, or a, percentage of 91.5 per cent, which puts Berlin sixth in rank in the state.
 During the year there have been 100 children in attendance at the High schools in New Britain, Middle town and Meriden, a considerable in
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01
Plainville, Conn,
 July 31 1919. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION ON TOWN PLAN

A public hearing will be held in the Town Hall Thursday evening, Aug. 14, 1919, at eight o'clock on pe- tition of the Board of Selectmen for the esta blishment of building lines on Tomlinson avenue and on that DOT ton of Park street lying south of Tomlinson avenue.
 All parties interested are hereby notified and warned to be present. THE COMMISSION ON TOWN PLAN
 A. H. CONDELL, Chairman. Attest,
 H. A. Castle. Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

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New Britain herald., 1919-08-01

hopes that the field will be perma- nent and new industry added.
 Camp Meeting Notes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31
UCZMY DZlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PlSAC
MOWlC- PO POLSKU.
Million dolar6w ma zywnoSi
*iako bro1 Polski przeciw
%bolszeYizmowi.

w ezem moe wyehodztwo ma
sze W Stanach Zjednoczonych Oh
czyznie dobijajacej sic wolnosci
dopom6dz?
Gdy to pytanie postawiono pre-
zesowi Rady Zarzadzajacej Wy
dzialu Narodowego pc jego pow
roche drugim z Washingtonu i
Nowego Yorku i pc jego konferen
cyach z obydwoma sekretarzami
stanu Polk EN- i Philipsem, odpo-
wiedzial Oh ma to-:
':zywnoSc ola Polski - otto co
jest najwazniejsze i najniezbed--
niejsze cd mas, OTTO ma co sic must
my wysilic, ma co ofiarowac mu-
shiny wszyscy cokolwiek tylko mo
zemy. Jestem zate1n, ably ma ten
eel obr6cic wszystkie zebrane
przez Wydzial Narodowy fumdu-
SIZE i ably przynaglic Gale wychodz
two do dalszych ofiar, gdyz polo
zenie W Polsce jest grozne i ME
mozemy czekac al przyjdzie do
zorganizowanej pomocy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.'
Rada zarzadzajaca Wydzia}u
Narodowego oswiadczy}a sic W zu
pelnoSci z opinia swego prezesa
Jana F. Smulskiego i upowazni}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31

Il Chicago mielismy sposobnosc
movie z MIN O zabiegach i pra--
each Wydzialu Narodowego i "a
pytalismy go W szczeg6lnosci ely
Wydzial Narodowy prowadzi ja-
ka kampanie polityczna W P'olsce.
Ma to p. Smulski zwr6eil -nasza
ulwage ia odnosny ustep :odezwy,
Wydzialu Narodoweg6 w sprawie
porozumienia z K. O. n. i dodal,
re W szczeg6lnosci wieSci z}osliwe
szerzone 0 jakiejs akcyi przeciw
genera1owi Pilsudskiemu So fall
SEEN. - "Nie .widze przyczyny,
ola kt6rej ME mielibysmy sic Ego
die natychmiast i bez zastrzezen
ma generala Pi}sudskiego, gdyby
mu wszystkie try dzielnice daw-
nej i ma nowo teraz odrodzonej
Polski W tel formie mandat ma
daily, jak tego Stany Zjednoczone
i Alianci zdaja sic wymagac. Je-
stem tez pewny, re Paderewski da
zy do porozumienia i re ME kieru-
je sic W tenn zadnem partyjnem,
ami tenn mniej osobistem wyracho
waniem. On by raczej zycie oddal,
nizby mial bye przyczyna utrud-
mania obecnej tax ciezkiej sytua-
cyl. Osobiscie trwam przytem, co
cd poczatku m6wilem: Uznamy
bezzw1ocznie kazdy Rad, kt6ry
professionally size zjednoczo--
nych dzielnic dawnej Polski i kt6
ryby odpowiadaf wymaganiom A.
liant6w. = Me trace WARY, re i
general Pi}sudski do tego zmierza
i re wszystkie "trudnosci pocho-
dza cd radykalnych nieokielzna-
nych agitacyi."
Co vice pan zalecasz wychodz--
twu? zapytalismy p. Smulskie-
go.
"Aby co do politycznego polo
zenia W Polsce, odczeka1a ma re-
zultat konferencyi Paderewskiegoi
Pi1sudskim i powstrzymujac sic
cd z~aostrzania spor6w partyjnych1
szczerze, homie j energicznie po-
pierala nasza akcye zywnosciowa,
ma ten eel szczodrze da
~. To bedzie patryotyyzzm realny
| godny naszych chwa1ebnych dol
tychczasowych wysilkow."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31
ich rodak6w nastepo1jaca odez-

kich rodak6w Masterpieces odez--
we:
Wobec otrzymanych wiadomos
ci, re Polsce grozi katastrofa g}o-
dowa, jczeli ME pospieszy sic stad
natychmiast z ratunkiem - Wy.
dziaf Narodowy poczynif wszelkie
motive starania, azeby "a posrc-
dnictwem zarzadcy administracyi
zywnoSciowej Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nyc, p. Hoovera, dostarczyc zyw-
noSci najkr6tsza droga, t. j. przez
Tryest, gdzie administracya ia
ma swoje sk}ady. Ostatnio otrzy.
malismy cd p. Hoovera ~telegraficz
ne zawiadomienie, re komuniha--
eva miedzy Tryestem a Pclska
jest k%ompletnie przerwana- re
jcdynym sposobem natychm;asto-
wcgo pospieszenia Polsce Z ratun-
klein jest, wys}anie z Ameryki
transporty zywnosci przezGdalsl1
Okret na}adowany wszelkiego
rodzaju artyku4ami :spojxwcZymi
stoi w porcie nowojorskim go'6w
kazdcj chwili do icdjazdu, "a tran
sport ten jednak trzeba zapFac:t
2 CORY przesa1o diva miliony. dola
rev, a tax wielka suma kasa Wy
dzia]u Narodowcgo jeszczc HE roz
porzad7a.
Zuwagi IA wielka nag4osc spra
WY gdyz kazdy dzieh zwloki gro
ri smiercia g}odowa setkom tys:e
cy ludu naszego, w Polsce --zwra
Team sic osobiscie, jakotez im1ic--
niem Wydzia}u Narodowego Pol
skicgo do Przcwielebncgo Ducho-
wienstwa i wszystkich Rodak6w
Il goraca prosba o spowodoW anie,
azcby Komitety Obywatelsk;e
wszelkie sko1ektowane przez ME
ma Skarb Observation-Disclosures o.
fairy, przes}af natychmiast do
Kasy Wydz. Narodowego, tu--
dziez azeby zarzadzily i przepro-
wadzily bezw}ocznie dorazne ko~
lckty i uzyskane W ten sposob su
my r6wniez jak najrychleJ do
Wydzia1u Narodowego nades}aly.
Prosze jcszcze raz jak najusil-
niej W imie swietej sprawy ratun
ku naszcgo ludu cd g1odowej smic
rel. - o uzycie ca1ego swego wp1y
WI i starania, ably umozliwic Wy
dzia1owi Narodowemu spc}nienie
tego swietego obowiazku wzgle-
dem Ojczyzny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31
Zabezpieczenie przeciw influen-

Zabezpieczenie przeciw influen-
zie i grypie. 49, Ia playa, smierc
i z%niszczcnie przynoszaca, ktora
nawiedzi}a kazdy zakatek naszego
kraju, i kt6ra prawdopodobnie
moze wystapic PREY kazdej sposo-
bnosci, jest powodowana pewne--
mi zarazkami i bakcylami, kt6re
wchodza przez usta i nozdrze do
organizmu ludzkiego i pc absor--
bowaniu przez krew szybko sic
mnoza i przenosza sic do pfuc i
imych organ6w zywotnych, powo
dujac straszne cierpienia. Uczeni
orzekli, re dobry stan krwi jest
:jedynem zabczpieczeniem przeciw
zarazeniu sic tymi bakcylami, to
jest, jezeli krew jest czysta, uczy
nj II nieszkodliwymi i usunie I'll
pe1nic z organizmu }acznie z inne-
mi niepotrzebnemi hub szkodliwe-
mi materyami.
Tylko osoba z czysta krwia, o
regularnem trawieniu i prawid}o-
wo fonkcyonujacych organach zy
wotnych jest nietykalna zabez-
pieczona przeciw influenzie i CRY
pie. Ma ~szczescie wiemy o starem,
odpowiedzialnem lekarstwie, kt6-
re, gdy uzywane regularnie i sto-
sownie do przepis6w,oczysci krew
pomoze trawieniu i pobudzi orga
ny zywotne do normalnej czynno-
Sci. Many ma mysli Ora. Piotra
Gomozo. dobrze znane lekarstwo
ziolowe. w ostatniej epidemii o.
kazalo, ono jeszcze raz swe zapo-
hiegawczc- lecznicze w1asnosci;
uzyte Ia czas, to zapomiegnie SIZE
rzeniu sic tych zarazliwych bakcy
Ii, a gdzie juz choroba sic rozpo-
cze}a, doda ono silly odpornej W
krwi i organach zywotnych iprzez
to sprowadzi szybkie wyzdrowie-
ME. To stare, przez czas wypr6bo
wane lekarstwo ziolowe, ME jest
sprzedawane przez aptekarzy, lecz
dostawiaja je wprost do ludzi spe-
cyalni agenci lokalni albo fabry-
kanci, Dr.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co. 2501 Washington Blvd. Chi
cage, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31

skarbnika do wyasygnowania jed
nego miliona dolar6W, W celu pier
wszego zakupna.
Przedstawia sic ono " ten spo-
sob:
U. S. Grain Corporation, AZ
Broadway, New York City, 1adu-
:je w1asnie stack Westward Ho'
stanowiacy w1asnosc Stan6w zjed
noczonych U. S. Shipping Board.
Kadunek zawiera:
1900 ton kondensoWanego mleka
~ fmt W pudle, W pr~zyblizeniu
$500 "a tone $780, 900
5000 ton zytniej maxi W przybli-
zeniu 1920 "a tone raz 100000
500 ton roslinnego skondensowa--
nego t1uszczu ale bez przymiesz
Xxi tfuszczu zwierzecego podob-
ne do Crisco, W p~rzyblizeniu
$500 "a tone, razem ...28O,O00
1900 ton produkt6w rzezalnia-
nych, przewaznie wieprzowiny,
szynki, kie}bas, etc. przecietnie
5000 "a tone ....... 100000
Razem> calego ""cargo" $2,140,000
Ia przew6z freight 100000
Ubezpieczenie ....... 10000
Ca1kowita cena ......$2,54O,000
Polowe z tego zakupuja organi
zacye zydowskie ola g}odem dot
knietej ludnosci %zydowskiej W
Po1sce, druga polowe zakupif wy
dzia1 Narodowy - wp}acajac' bez
zw}ocznie 100000 i zaciagajac
zobowiazania .wyp1acenia reszty
20 otrzymaniu zawiadomienia.
Geek ma $1,000, 900 - jest maj
lepszem stwierdzeniem faktu, re
Wydzia1 NarodoWy co do akcyi
zywnosciowej trzyma sic opinii
swego prezesa i porozumienia, ja-
kie on osiagna} z p. Walcottem, a
"a: jego posrednictwem z p. Hoove
rem i prezydentem Wilsonem, a
kt6re to porozumienie wysuwa
sprawe wyzywienia Polski al do
zbior6w ma plan pierwszy, czego
wyrazem byl drugi telegram pre-
zydenta Wilsona do kongresu,
! wskazujacy juz wyraznie ma ko-
niecznosc dopomozenia przyjacio-
}om W Polsce.
lie przeprowadzone przez preze
sa Wydzialu Narodowego PREY
najzyczliwszem posrednictwie p.
Walcotta kablowa rokowania z
samym prezydentem, by1y istot--
ME w rezultatach donios]c, wynn
ka to nietylko z nacisku naszego
prezydenta ma kongresStan6w Zje
dnoczonych ale i z tego faktu, re
po1ozenie W Polsce omawiane by
10 szczeg6lowo ~zaraz ma pierwszej
49,
wstepnej sesyi pokojowej i re jak
telegram "Universal Service z
Londynu IA stycznia donl5sf:
"They settled the manner Of rein
forcing the Poles"
Prezes Wydzialu Narodowego
odjecha1 w d. Is stycznia - pc
raz trzeci do Waszyngtonu'i No
wego Yorku, ably doprowadzic do
skutku dalsze porozumienie z adj
ministracya zywnosciowa, a W
szczeg6lnosci z p. Walcottem, Ia
MIN tenze odjedzie do Europy.
Okret "Wcstward Ho" byfby
juz odjechal z Nowego Yorku do
Gdanska, gdyby ME strajk W do
kach miejscowych, kt6ry ma szcze
scie zostal juz zalagodzony.
"Westward Ho" odjedzie vice
lada dzien i w0wczas wypelni Wy
dial Narodowy administracyi' zy-
wnosciowej druga rate W wysoko
Sci $270,000.
Pred wyjazdem p. Smulskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31

Ludzie obawiajacy sic o 1atwe
zatwardzenie w zimie ME po-
NIGGA i'm ami oWoce ami warzywa
ma zo}adek. Wasza najlepsza po-
mocq, najwiekszym wazsym prey
jacielem jest .Holliste'a Rocky
Mountain hcrbata, naturally sro
dek gwarantoWany "a leczniczo
mieszany albo pieniadze beda
wan wr0cone w apiece Brown'a.
Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-31
ME ma praWa teraz, DO te milo
ny ida nas:chleb. ola. glodnych.

ny ida na.!chleb Ola g1odnych.
Apelujemy vice do Komitet6W
obywatelskich, by urzadza1y vie
&c i odsy1a4y do. Skarbu Wydzia-
I{u.N. T. Wszystkie pieniadze, ia
'kie maja " swojem posiadaniu,
apelnjemy do poborcow, ably zdwa
jail j strajali Wysilki przyzbiera
niu podatku narodowego, apeluje
my do sfer przewodnich wychodz-
iva, ably o.predzej do dziela sic
zabra}y.
10 ME SO zarty, ostatni zas APPEL
Wydzia1u n. P. ME pc to zostaf
wydany, ably 60 tylko ~przeczytac,
i o MIN zapomniec, ale %przeczyta-
wszy zaraz, natychmiast wszyst--
kie poruszyc sprezyny, BY jak maj
wiecej zebrac Ola %g}odnych W Pol
| see. -.
Przypominamy teraz raz jesz--
cze drugi wyjatki tel odezwy:
~ Polski nadchodza coraz stra
szniejsze, wprost rozpaczliwe- VIE
sci. Opr6cz Emory bolszewickiej,
kt6ra grozi Macierzy naszej, W
Polsce rozpostarl swe panowanie
g}6d. Tam codziennie MIRA tysia-
ce ludu polskiego, stamtad tn do
mas p1yna .blagalne modify pros
by, bysmy ich ratowali.
zywnosc, kt6ra mia}a isc doPol
ski przez Tryest - ME moze bye
uzyta, DO komunikacya kolejowa
z Polska przerwana. Jedyna ma
dzieja ocalenia czekajacej ia IA
tunek ludnosci W Polsce ley W
Polonii amerykanskiej.
Vice slemy APPEL serdeczny,apel
taxi, by jake kto gdzie ma fun
dusze ia cele ratowniczc, czy ma
rodowe odcs}al je zaraz do Wy
dzia}u N. P. Me manly diva i pol
mi]iona dolar6w, a takiej sunny
| trzeba zaraz - dis - natych-
Mast! Ratowac trzeba brac ma
sza w Ojczyznie, ratowac zaraz.
L. Spe1nijmy sw6j swiety obowia
eek.
Mech IA to odpowie Gala Polo
mia. Wydzial N. P. apeluje do jej
ofiarnych scrc W imieniu g}od--
nych braci i si6str. - starc0w i
dzieci W Polsce i o natychmiasto-
we b1aga ofiary, datki i skladki.
CzyniliSmy dotad, co by]o w IA
szyclI silach - MECH ia Zbozna
robota trivia dalej. Ma wlasnych
si}ach polegac musimy, by swoim
pomagac. Okret z zywnoscia cze-
ka- danny, DO jedna trzecia Ia
dunku okretowego, to mleko i
skondensowane ola dzieci, reszta
to t~luszcze i wiktua}y.
Oni tam g}odni, okret czeka !
Zbawienic ola tysiecy many po-
s1ac, - ma mi}osc Boska - ME
zwlekajmy 2 ratumkiem.
Rodacy-Bracia do dzie}a!
Rodacy i Bracia na ratunek.
Zapomnijmy ma razie- o wszyst-
klein! z
Ratujmy:: Polske cd glodu!
DO czynu! Zaraz!! Natych--
Mast!
Bo g]6d nic czcka - a Polska
glodna!
Kto W Boga wierzy, MECH spic-
sly 4 pomoca!
Olbrzymia pomoca W zbieranHu
fundusz6w ma g1odnych W Polsce.
sa, tax zwane "War Chests cd
kt6rych PREY energicznych stara-
mach MONA otrzymac znaczne
fundusze.
Ia przyk}ad MECH pos}uza ma
stepujace Komitety Obywatelskie,
kt6re w'r6znych miastach posta-
rally sic o znaczne subwencye IA
|fundusze ratunkowe ola Polski.
w Rochester, N. Y. zyskali Po-
lacy 100 tysiecy dolar6w;
/ w Toledo Ohio, dostali so ty-
siecy dolar6w; 1
w Detroit, Mich, W jednym
miesiac :uzyskali 25 tysiecy dol.
Bardzo wydatne sunny z War
Chests otrzymuja r6wniez praco-
wife Komitety W takich miastach
jak: Utica i Syracuse N. Y. oraz
inne, kt6re W przysz}osci wyszcze-
g6lnimy.
Wszystkim oddaiemy uznanie j
wszystkie prosimy i zachecamy do
piracy mad zbieraniem funduszow
Z -"L - 1E1 e
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-12-12
Ladies Winter Coats

Our stock of Ladies Heavy Winter Coats
is complete. We have them in all the most de-
sirable Weaves and makes and can suit you
both in price and quality. These coats are
made for just such cold weather as we are
having this winter and not only provide COM
fort but feeling of satisfaction to the wear
err on account of their late stylish effects and
artistic make. Look them over.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-12-12
For the Ladies

For this holiday season we paid part1cu-
lar attention to the wants Of the ladies' For
them we have placed on our shelves won
derful line of Silk Sweaters, Wool Sweaters,
Silk Petticoats, Silk Skirts, Georgette Crepe
Waists, Silk Camisoles Silk Hose OF al cor DE-
ors Silk Boudoir Caps, an endless line OIL
beautiful Kid Gloves, Etc.