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The Washington times., 1905-08-13
IN MEMORIAM.

ATCHSOE-Iu loving remembrance Of our
dear husband and father, HARRIS l. AT
Gibson. who died one year ago, August
BY His Devoted Wife and Daughter.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13

.,-.4 pIIfSts a I u ;,
elevator, etc. 1900 feet OF wide, cool porches
frequent social features. Superior table Spe-
elai ternls-Ss. $40, $3.50 up weekly; & up
dhlIy; also special rate to families and
parties and for latter part OF August and
september. Booklet. J. p COPE.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Moses August Floor Covering Sale.
Carpets. rugs. mattings. etc, bargsined
AUCTION SALES.
VIRGINIA AND AAExAAND aozsEs
100 HORSES! 100 HORSESi

ARLINGTON HORSE CO. STABLES,
a2s7 and 32s9 III ST. n. w.
washington, D. C..
On MONDAY, aug. IA, 1905, at 10 q. m.
Among this lot can be found carriage
teams and heavy craft horses Also some
horses and wagons Will be sold By the Dis
trlct marshal. This VIII be a golden chance
for the public 10 get just what they are
looking for. and at their own price.
au12-2t ARzxHGToG HORSE CO.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Distilled Water for
State, War and Navy

BY direction of Lieut.. Gen. Adna r,
Chaffee. Acting Secretary of War, an
investigation of the water supply Of the
State. War. and Navy building IS being
made BY the Surgeon Generals office.
1t was found that the building was
supplied from two tanks. one Of which
contained distilled water and the other
untiItered water.
Instructions have been issued to mes
sengcrs supplying rooms with water
thar the tank marked distilled water
must alone Re used for drinking puF-
poses.
Meanwhile. q chemical analysis is be-
ing made of the quality of this water 10
determine whether Il IS free from germs
S3485, Denver and Return, C. & o. Ry.,
August % to September 3; liberal linn
its. Special G, A. r, train n:10 p. m.
September !.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
EIms. J. EspurA nAIw

A1E1s' J. ESPUTA DAILY
VIII receive students in the Note Chain avs.
TEN Tor reading music at ziebt. snSctsI
Taeee' niteo so b9r twenty lessons singing and
tlelio totr- t5ngat' q d' coo! studio. 1928 + ST ne
ant teacher piano and accompspiEf ssT5 "a
cents and address for instructive parnrshIafS =
au10-tu, tn. .Su-3gt F-SA-S@-
The Washington times., 1905-08-13

II New Cases of Typhoid Yesterday
Filtration the remedy Loomis- Manning
Filter will prevent il. 306 Colorado Bldg
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Three Saw Accident.

Robert Browning. who was talking
with c. ". Browning and Charles Man
gum few feet away, picked up the
little fellow and laid him on the grass
near the track. Although horribly
rnangled, life was not quite extinct and
he died in BrOwning's arms
Justice of the Peace John F. Hickey
OF Hyattsville, was summoned by tele-
phone and Immediately answered the
call. He selected a jury of inquest. con-
sisting Of Wallace c. Raybold. fore
man; Robert Browning, Walter Raybold
John Rfsdon. George Whal1ey, l. O.
Knowles. Samuel Hayes, 7. A. Franklin
F. A. Preston. s. F. Richards, H. c.
Jones. and c. J. CeHn.
Inquest Monday.
The inquest will be held at 5:9G o clock
Monday afternoon, and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company promises 70
have all the trainmen on hand
The body was taken TO the undertak-
ing Office OF F. Gasch, Bladensburg.
where 1t Was found that his left arm
and left leg were broken. deep cut
was under the chin, and the entire trunk
seemed to be crushed in.
Robert was a bright. handsome little
fellow the youngest of three sons of
George Montgomery. an employe Of the
Government Printing Office.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
MARYLAND RESORTS.

7---N-N~--~---~-~-~----
Western Maryland R. E.
Write to the undersigned for copy Of beau
tfully illustrated pamphlet entitled
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMNER"
Gives a list OF over 800 hotels and boarding
houses on the line OF the beautiful WEST
ERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. in the heart
OF the Blue Ridge Mountains
r. n. HOWELL
Gsn'l Pass. Agent. WM R. r.
sy2s-s0t Baltimore. Ia.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
EDUCATIONAL.
Booklets and Cataloo11es

Regarding information about the fol-
lowing institutions Will be given on
application ct the Business Office Of
this paper.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
THE ALBEMARLE

Virginia aYenus.
near the ocean.
Most popular sec
{ ! 0 n. Elegant,
n o q { IN hotel,
E Il I ire ely new
throughout: ca
Pacity, 400. Fine,
! 2 7 g c rooms,
IA { : 3 / b 6 q :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

truth ana honor arc los t, and graft and
corruption take their place, lyorce " ~
remain 8cxccp optional. Nevertheless, q on on
Ing up or public sentiment IS needed, an 'tl
IL practicable. some uniformity Of lega|
enactment should be solgl Y for il lie sal
walton 3 r. he lnericanS home land tine
protection Of our good name and fame. S
A9present distress may seem insupp x
able but Vt were wei lfor hose who feel
that they cannot endu n momentary5 Y, y
ia, take a. glance at the future. Shnl the
day ever dawn when 7 he son or 'flaugl ter
in tho cradle, or playing on. the nursery
floor having arrived l Years $ 81
adolescence will ask mn expla nation hat
1t may be hard to give?
Has a mother The right II cas- j9away
what may be susplc Ion or ladol w on ne
bright future Of heris Innocent dnug tell
In that future day when the dAug fter
shall no sought 4 in 4 marriage Y PARENTS
cannot live for themselves ~ lone. hey
nave given hostages 4 Q fortune and tre!ls-
urcs a 8 the State when they have cal s
children Info being. Gould they lift the the,
from tho coming years they lgllt
stand nghast 81 ut the $unmerited misery.
they ara heodlnssy infsIcting on llnnoT
cent children by heir selfish and Icon
sidered resort to divorce. IA 81. 4 a is33
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Hanover Hints. I
Especial TO The Times. DIspatch,3l

54 tSpeclal4 70 ~ ne y lhesf IS
H ArONTPlILIlIIi. a., Feb, lS,-lsv {, J,
Ice house in tho community has been filed
with ice Of an unusual hlckncss,
THE Graded School nj his place has q
been closed for three weeks on account I IN
sofsthcS deep snow, Some Of the FARMERS el
are trying to keep the few birds. nat AT
are left I've by feedin hem. "
NJ The rabbits have not been DESTROYER ~ yea
by Il he snow and Ice. # slS5 Ii Ss$ SS 9
! Two OF the most enterprlstng farmers
have been quito. busy lately hun t'n ,l
smlnks, ono 81 them succeed ed ~ catch CHI
ing Ave. Z Il. Y & 8 Il "
i5l5 Miss Ruth Gilman OF Cil IMAM IS
very III with congestion Of 3 the lnngs.#
Mrs Dora Valdrnp, p IS IN leigh, Var
who has .becns quite an, I. Is sconYa descent, s
Mr.. W.T. Jacobs Of Stafford Gnuntty,;V va, I,
I has opened general dry goods and gro
gerry tore ut Montpelier il & ts az 8 s4
s Frederick y iompspn, Of 4 anoYe y county,
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THE WORST FEATURE
OF THE DIVORCE

=,
that nh!lcs me 81 - propaply broken ana
another marriage taxes place. posslply
Two marriages take place. me Nthihg
with headlong haste. The evident pre-
ARRANGEMENT is shocking and awakens
disgust. e
This changing partners is stIll regarded
I'm some conservative states or our Union
notably In lie South. rs disgracofui, ,ln-
less ii be for d cause which in itself dis
solves true marriage. In some of the
older Northern states and in some States
OF Tie newer west almost any flimsy ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

self indulgence AZ hard-Worklng woman,
with a more or /, less inebriated husband
and a house full Of Chill dren, once said 70
mo: NJ yg8 AK N sii3s28. f33s "a
& Poor people do mot go into the divorce
court. Thcy2pick IN their load and carry
1T on the best way they ca y Somehow
they know II will Ball come right at the
end OF the day, X; 3is isIs5fs. 4 NJ
The rich and the idle among women
and men IN this country I'd are largely
the ones who arc bringing the stain
Of easy divorce upon tie republic. II
Is the woman with z Sc Vernl TAI homes In
which she does not live, haunting Euu-
rope instead, and the society man who 10
nm idler from choice, no are most TO
blame These people have grand we'd
dings. marry with q great flourish Of
trumpets, and soon find the condl tons x Of
life lntolerablcs The next st IS % I es-
tablishf a RESIDENCE apart and through
legal tecfincaitIes obtain q ivorce .s5 Next.
again. II a child has been born, the trail
of It's misfortune seems nothing 10 e lis
selfish parents. 533FiI h ~ y. II IL E W.
We need not he too nessinlistic, q house
divided against Itself II NJ house bun Z
on q quicksand. y The III innate good sense
of the nation makes 70 " htcol
The nation is composed of UNI ts,.3 y M
dlyldual who scorns the rlgllt and;chooses
tic wrong is Tess Influential than his
neighbor who stands firmly for loyalty,
good faith and pure liying,a The "a
as nation %nbhors what ever millt ICY
agains, the STABILITY Of marriage and The
security OF home n life. QlN' 9sttength is y
the Alnohtrusiye, comfortable and con lent
ed homo. In city and country the plan
home is the bulWark Qf ne na ti !, IhouF
ara living the simple ~ fe, which Is n! Is!
the hailowed and beautiful llife' IJ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
THE STATE I'm M g
Petersburg Makes Ample Ar
rangeInentsF for It's Entertainment

7EI9 (speclal7Eto The Times Dspat D .37997I
4 pErlSRsRIIRd VA, Eco. ls,'rhe Y. Yom W!
Mans Christian Association In ms AZ
lion and entertanment Of tho state conyention
which Tab Strses Il ih hna se @
sons Until the following Sunday nish Fe 2;
rpary TsbEaary 18th TIN Sa ta
n..n,Is tns Witch With many other business
matters. arc Under ths SUPERVISION q g spes.
ea committee oil three members OF \, ths aHs
Z s stNs w, iIurf and simon Seward, who 60
on rate with MI, Coulter, ~ ~ secle'
II strho following We'll Known association ssers,
turles Viii Do and MN t op sassrs
\, RohinsIl, Toys Work secretary, repre-
Il ting she international Commit
sIViiIluins Railroad &c
County Work Sl'tla e
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cracy in its homes. Divorce strikes
cruel blow at the happiness Of child
hood and infllcts an, unncrited reproach
upon little ones who were called into
the world by fathers and mothers whose
self-will no longer permits them TO 1--we
together in peace. \. "A III
No dispassIonate observer can help an
extreme sorrow for children who are thus
worse than orphaned in the morning of
their days.
Sometimes the public Is shown the spec
taclc Of parents at strife. one or theother
fighting fierccly for the possession Of
the offspring Of both. Whichever gains
tile day. the father or the mother, the
children have thrust upon them far too
early the grief and pain which belongs
only to maturity Sensitive children suffer
pcutely in such circumstances, I!hoy
are shamcd in their own sight and In the
eyes OF their world Of the school-room
and tie playground Pending tie decision
OF stubbornly contested divorce case
children are sometimes tossed about like
balls in the hand Of a moGking destiny,
from one mnkcsbft OF Il home to am
other, spending SIX months with q moth-
en- then leaving her to pass six months
| with n father, both al whom adore the
children. while they hate each other and
| are at deadly feud. No hotter hot bed for
the growth Of everything inlmical to good
morals and good manners can be found
than this, II stunts the good and forces
the eYil to rapid growth.
I curious obscnrily must come over tho
mental vision Of a father who desires
| 10 snatch his children from the mother
! who BORG them, ana a strange alteration
| OF reason has seized The mother who would
teach her children that their father IL
tIthes Wors, enemy, ,|opnc can deny that
/ causes exist which render legal separa-
tion q mournful necessity, Among these
Iinfldelity, desertipr, non-snpport and
i drunkenness must. OF COURSE be included,
4 and to these some thoughtful people add
linconpatibility Of temper In the latter
Il case II Is often discovered that the In
compatibility rs superficial and not vital
nnd chat II could be overcome by pa-
]. tience and setf-control on eillier side. IN
100 many Instances the gist Of tho mat
!, ter Is that the ipieieifics pf marriage
'sprin& from ldl.eaess. love Of display aud
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BY Margaret E. Sangster.
1905, By Joseph .. Bowles.1

pulpit and press and even fiction are
calling attention 10 the widespread cyh
ot easy diYorce a brilliant Engish
novel. recently published Introduces no
less than four misit pairs, WHO, however.
settle their differences In one way or
another, outside the courts, Judge
Grant's deeply Interesting work The
Tndercurrenl, Is sttfdy of American
lif4., which shows in starting colors tile
tendency to rush 70 divorce, moi merely
wlen Nis ike surgery, IN extreme cases
necessary 10 save life hut WHOM it5tis
prompted, shall we say by mere idleness
6pi,d caprice, reinforced ny passionate
desire for personal endowment,
4 In certain lIiira-iashionable sci, i
seems no longss 10 excite more than 9
passing comment when a, growing tree
oil his wits, and counting BIS, secures s
lpg1l separation from shey IN an in
creditapiY short. spaee VI ti.Ae. We L0nt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

Game Of Changing Partners"
in the Ultra-Fashionablc Set.
Idlencss, Caprice and PAS
sionate Desire for Personal
Enjoyment Responsible,
Strikes Cruel Blow at lntcg-
rity Of the Family and Happi-
ness OF Childhood Wrang-
ling Over Children-Causcs
Which Make Legal separa-
ton a Necessity.
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terial, and the price. instead Of SITS,
Is $3.50 EACH q 9 u.
Also a lot Of Hand some tailored Coy-
8ert Jackets, That were $40 and $3.50, !
are nowt$7 Os ca CHI. IA t55
New. Spring Skirts
WILDE at spricessthat 1T seems inl-$
possible to repeat
The New x X lit N hair Skirt, black
blue and brown, - cores and fine,
for his best IS Skirt our
price Is Ss.OS, j$sFfiS Is
The new Umbrella Skirt, in Il M CHAIR
or Panama. for ~, 90. # 52
There are ncarly VI, 1000 Skirts o. nj sale
Monday OF various kinds, including
~ misses. Tho price OF Moments Skirts
I. ranges from Osc ia to H15.5O each.
Among them IS ~ 80 gore 3 lack Tai e.
81 feta Skirt for $40. tSS isl IA i5 5i3. II si5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
RELIGIOUS GStatistics.

Christianity Ia INV the prevailing religion
OF the world. It's adherents. according to DR.,
Roberts, amount TO Az .ogO, 1858. The next lell'
gIous faith ii point of inunbers IL CopfucinIi.
Ism, with go 900, 900 adheyents FIndnolsn, iss
Third WITH 100000, 900, and .AIohaminedanisn
ffourt "a with l7G 8a4 372. buddhism lss given
+ iIT 800 600 irhe various smaller heaten faiths
count IN only "A IS ls?, 40 IN on the basis
Of a popuatipn.o of the globe Of 14so 900 900 IN
other words, the udheren's Of Christianity
9eomprlse lust about one-thlrda Of tho worlds
poI)ua tipn 5$ N ei Va ma
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Fisher. physical director e the association =
mong others expected are Hon, li..3 Z:
MacfarIand cha rnlan Y OF tho ooard Of CON;
lnjssorers \ az the District or \ Columbia and
Mr.. Thomas q M ~ 70;
for the entertainment of al dele
gates and corresponding members. 4.
Among tho pleasant social features o. .Sth ~.
convention Will be the serving 10 luncheon by
tho fI.ndies' Auxiliary IAN the, ASSOCIATION
building on Saturday \ q ternoon. E;tS w 25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
4, Buee.na Vista Extract w orks.Si

Especial { to Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch.)
b ITl1N.l * vi IVA, s. ~ A,35 Feb lS,---Tlle
8B,ienuya Vista Extract Works will be- ems
Elarged infthe spring to twice its present
capacity a Il large N CIV iron mine has
Just beer, q iscovered on the on SKI rts3 OF
tho city, ana Superintendent Myers Is
making large preparatl tons for xtensiYe
operations in the ear spring, III has
put in operation two larg steam shoye!s,5
and many miners are already here. & ex-
ScaYatlng, sprepa IA tory Q mp re OK enslye
was Xxx lts{ s mr. i.sE r.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

%$ol&the Hill Directory Company, or + ich-
5'rcond, ~ 955
Il There are onl y a few more wa 8 on loads
4 or tobacco left an this community, 558
Mr.. II. "A, Eddleton,5 Of this place, sold \
part Of his crop last week for $50, 90 per 4
( hundreds I'll 5l r e III 5f SPi 3
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New Spring Garments

Dresses Jackets, Skirts, that beyond
criticism We make prices just that not likely pos
sble later 83s $&$
SILK DRESSES-Perfec in their tailoring and for Just
about the prices that the material would cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
..]EEnqllishIL! onlq d Cloth 634c.
Muslin Drawers lin I
Basement, 16lc

"a sample prices:
/ 90 ozcn Hemstitchcd Rutfled3
SsiS Drawers DC q pal III isal
SOC Night Gowns n h seyeral styles
sSS Zoo X. ~ Il.
475c skirts fort 55c
trimmed Cambria 81 Chem ses. NIL!
sizes, zoe.
Ready Made g Bingham Cook a pr1on n
Sc. 4,
oo55c STlannelette Underskirts, 4 &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

sWomen's New SILK Dresses; the spring
STYLES call for checks and stripes;
we have % Suits on sale Monday
Il that should be SIS, all sizes, for $40
q suit. x 33i y i,aiS5
"A New Chiffon ,rafeta Silk Suits, extra
fine tailor work.; taffeta that can be
relied on. You would not imagine
that this suit cost less than so; the
colors are black, blue. green and
brown, our special price Will be, ST.
New Wooden Suits. light colors, In the,
# invisible check also solid colors, IN
All Wool Venetan Clcth, both per-
rectly tailored and should be sold for
Sl5; our present price Is TlO i.5
There are suits at $40 and others at
$50 that are most remarkable mod-
els OF dresses.
&c SPECIAL PRICED COVERT JACK g ! !;
EsTS, new In their STYLES. perfect IN
their tailoring, all wool covert ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
x. FIR. Jagielski $780,; wre

x. FIR. Jagielski $780,; wre
szcie X. Furman przyrzek:
zlozyt ma rzecz Domu 2
akcye polskiej kopalni z1ota
W Kalifornii, z kt6rych do
ch6d :'przeznacza ca}kowicle
ma cele naszej instytucyi.
Ma temze zebraniu oma-
wiiano jeszcze kilka innych
20 wszech miar waznych
kwestyi, najgorecej nasz og6]
obchodzacych i sa nadzieje,
ze skutki dobroczynne tych
rad powaznych nied}ugo sic
nam jak najkorzystniej dada
odczuc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
POtrZeba

N1EW1AST MEzCZYZN
" tym i W przyleglych teryto~
ryach do reprezentowan'a /
og|aszania hurtownych de
tallcznych d~epartament6w da-
VINO zaiozonego domu o prs
wdziwem finansowem. stano-
w'sku. Pensya So. SO dz'en~
ME z wydatkami op|acanemi
naprzod W kazdy poniedzia~
lex przcz Geek. wprost z gl6~
wnej kwatery. Kod i pow6z
dostarczone W razie potrzeby
stanowicko trwale. Zg'osit
sic pod adresem Blew Bros
& Co. Dept. B. Moron
Bldg. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09
TAME DLA KOLO-

TAME OLA KOLO-
NIST0W. " jedna strone dru-
|giej klasy raty.
Do San Francisco, Los An.
geles, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, Boise City, Spokane,
sWalla Walla, Ogden, Salt
Lake City, Buttle j. innych
miejsc W Montana, Colorado,
Utah, Nevada i wybrzezy
Pacyfiku Przez Chicago, ko-
LEILA Union Pacific & North
Western, cd 1go do logo
Marca, 1905, w1acbnie. Co.
dsienny osobowy pospiessny
pociag exkursyjny z Pullma-
ma sypialnymi wagonami ola
turyst6w, tylko $500 "a
%podw6jne pos}anie (dla wy
cody dwojga os6b)~z Chicago
wprost do wybrzezy Pacifiku
bez zmienienia wagonu.
Wyborne drogi, dotra us}uga
kolejowa. Wagony jadalne,
(Pod{ug spisu). O tykiety i
zupelne informacye zg}osic
sic do agent6w koleji Chicago
& North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

TAX vice Bogu Najwyzsze'
mu> dzieki ida W gore akcye
naszego Domu Emigr., skoro
go tax sympatycznie i soil
darnie popiera obecnie G a ~
kler polsko-amerykahski, to
miejmy nadzieje, re W ME-
dalekiej przysz}oSci rozwinie-
my odpowiednio to nasza
tax wazna instytucye i po-
stawimy ia ma silnych i TRIVIA
}ych podstawach.
Ia szlachetnym i pieknym
przyk}adem kap}an6w niechaj
p6jdzie ca}y nasz og6}, MECH
tax, jak oni - ~jednomy6lnie
i zgodnie wspiera, nasze "a.
biegi ma kazdem, a vice
ma tern polu, to zmiany ma
lepsze W ca}ych stosunkach
naszych rychlo nastapia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

!, SEVERY KALENDARZ OLA
LUDU POLSKIEGO ma rok
1905, darmo W kazdej apiece.
Pytajcie o niego. Jest pieknie urza
dsony, zawiera 81 strony uzytecz
nych wiadomosci. Wprost poslany.
w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-09

!, 80 J - = ---- =. =
sya ma temat zadah nowo.
m~ianowanych dyrektor6w, 0.
rae W jaki spos6b najlepiej 9
najskuteczniej moznaby dziel''
ME poprzec Dom Emigracyj.
my sw. J6zefa i dopom6dz dc
Iuporzadkowania jego finan:
SOW. w szczeg6lno6ci oma.
wiano nastepujace punkta,: a.
jak nalezy uregulowac tytul
w}asnosci instytucyi, By jak
Isle Dom ma rzadzic i kiero-
wac, g W jaki spos6b zbie-
rae nan stale fundusze; "
~ozywionej dyskusyi; W kt6rej
tylko przyjazne i bardzo
zyczliwe ola sprawy daily sic
s}yszet glossy, wzieli udzia}
Swiat}e dajac rady, miedzy
|innymi Wni Ksieza: LANCE,
Kruszy6ski, Wojtalewicz, Ia
pa1a, Rhode, Siatka i Furman.
Pc przyjeciu pewnych u
chwa} W kwestyach wyzej
wyszczeg6lnionych, postano-
will dodatkowo zebrani zawe-
zwac parafian swych do ska
dek ma rzecz pol1rycia niedo-
borrow ~kasowych W admin
stracyi biezacej Domu Emigr.
Pr6cz tego z}ozyli zaraz ma
konferencyi powazna sumo
$255.OO. ma rzeczone cele. W
szczeg61nosci przedstaWiaja
sic wszystkie ofiary ostatnie-
go tygodnia jak nastepuje:
z przeniesienia $406.81
KS. Urban Raszkiewicz
z Otis, Ind. 300
P. Stanis}aw S1omihski
zChicago ina dezerter6w) 500
Par. sw. Amy z Chi
cago, Ill. 1000
KS. K. Slomi6ski z
Chicago, Ill. 800
Par. sw. Kazimierza Z.
Posen, Mich, ks. J. Le-
wandowski ina dezert. )25.00
Par. M. B. Pocieszenia
KS. L. Alechnowicz c..
S. P. z Mt. Carmel, Pa.10.78
KS. F. M. Wojtalewicz
z So. Chicago, III. 5000
KS. J. Zwierzchowski
z So. Chicago 1000
KS. S. Zucho}a z Chi
cago, Ill. $500
KS. FIR. Karabasz z
Chicago, III. 800
KS. Ed. Kowalewski z
Chicago, ILL.,. 300
KS. A. Skrypko z Chi =
cago, Ill. 1000
KS. P. Pyterek z Chi
cago, Ill. 800
KS. Ant. Nawrocki z
Chicago, III. 800
Ks. M. Krawczunas z
Chicago, Ill. 10000
KS. K. Koz}owski, Le-
mont, Ill. $500
KS A. L. Jung, z Chi
cago, Ill. 800
KS. B. J. Iwaszewski
G. S. c.. z Chicago, Ill. 500
+ Osada Wniebowziecia
z Pulaski, Wis. 1900
Tow. sw. Stanislawa