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The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
STYLES IN BLovsEs
CHIEF POINT 10 THEIR coMPARA-
FIVE SIMPLICITY.
Any Kind Of Washable White Material
May BE Used, But Embroidery and
Lace 10 Little Used This
Season.

The popularity OF the one-piece
frock has to certain extent miti
gated the problem of the separate
blouse; yet every woman has one
suit for spring and summer and she
also has separate sport skirts of cor
duroy, linen and pique. which demand
q certain kind of simple blouse. All
kinds Of white material that wash are
used for waists. but quantities of en-
broidery and lace are still omitted.
The smart ornamentation is colored
linen. in the red and blue of the
French flag used as Follower collar
and cuffs.
Striped muslins are also used as COL
lar and cuffs and breast pockets also
Tor whole waists. In truth, the striped
blouse in silk and lawn is .the fashion
most featured at the moment. 1t can
be worn with all white suits, but 1t
looks especially well with the omni-
present, ubiquitous suit of thin blue
serge.
There are also colored linen blouses
in bright blue. pinks and apple green.
The flesh pink crepe de chine blouse
with Follower collar and self-covered
buttons fastened through silk loops is
retained for the spring. There is no
change in the shape OF these waists.
They have regulation armholes, long
small sleeves, turnover cuffs and
whichever type of collar one prefers.
An interesting feature is the return OF
the plated ruff1e in front
There are SO many tricks in the
trade Of clothes that one sees and
tries to remember to pass on. Some
times they interest women more than
the important features. There is that
new method of lacing up frock in
the middle of the back. 1t is done by
a velvet cord through large round
buttonholes that are heavily over
cast. At the end of the cord are short
spikes of cut jet
The idea was brought out in a black
taffeta afternoon gown, but 1t has
been copied in all kinds OF materials.
1t is especially effective on the bod
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23

ice that has that new turtle.tail in
the back that goes outside the skirt
and drops down for a space Of five
inches. 1t is good feature for linen
frocks and one such gown in oyster
white is laced with blue velvet rib
bon through blue buttonholes. fin
ished with small silver spikes.
Another new trick in fashions in
fastening gown is the use of i'm
mense hooks and eyes covered with
a material in the same color as the
frock, or to contrast with 1t. These
are used In front or back, preferably
in front.
On a gown of black silk they are
covered with white satin, and there
are white satin collar land cuffs to
carry out the color scheme. The
smart woman who wore this frock
completed the idea by wearing with 1t
an oblong turban of white satin with a
jet ornament and white uppers to her
black slippers.
Copyright, 1915. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.)
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
DESTROY vERMIN IN NESTS
Powdered Sulphur 10 One Of the Best
and Cheapest Exterminators-in-
sect Powder 10 Good.

One Of the best and cheapest lice
exterminators is the powdered sui.
phur of the druggist. 1t is the best
powder yet discovered for killing
lice that infest setting hens and lice
on young chickens. Before the
weather turns mild and any hens are
set the henhouse should be given a
thorough cleaning, the nest boxes
and the roosts taken out In the yard,
all straw removed from the boxes.
Spray the roosting poles and boxes
with coal oil, then give thick coat
of hot lime wash to the entire house,
Work the lime in the cracks OF the
wood partitions, there is where the
lice are. Dust each nest box with the
sulphur and make fresh straw nests.
Before a hen is set dust the hen
well with the powdered sulphur. open
the feathers with one hand and ap'
ply the powder. SO 1t will reach the
skin. All parts of the hen should be
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
utilitie. Board to extend Scope.

Denver.-The State Public Utilities
Commission is preparing to enlarge
its activities, which hitherto have
mostly concerned railroad questions,
by the appointment and use of sew
eral experts allowed it under the in.
crease in its appropriation. The As
sembly granted the commission $780,
900 more for the biennial period than
1t had previously received. This will
permit the employment of a civil en-
gineer, an electrical engineer, chief
statistician and an additional in
spector. Two weeks ago the commits
sion notified all electric companies
that they must file schedules of their
rates with the commission by a
specific date. After receiving the
schedule, the commission will begin
general investigation of the rates.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
LATEST IN TAILORED SUITS
In Many Ways Costume 10 Distinct
Departure From That Of Last
Season.

Tailored suits are direct departure
this year from those of last year. A
costume made for one Of the ultrafash'
ionables this season includes a tall
ored suit of prune gabardine. The
skirt is circular. fitted to the waist
with fine tucks which confine the full
ness over the hips The skirt Is three
and half yards in width. the fullness
being entirely at the sides and back.
There Is a narrow panel in front. On
each side Of the panel large ball braid
buttons are placed. strips OF braid BE-
ing carried across and looped over
each button, la militaire.
The short coat extends to the waist.
1t is very straight model, being abb
solutely without curves. Buttons and
braid are arranged upon the front OF
the coat to correspond with the style
of the skirt.
Coat collar is high and straight, but
is opened sufficiently in front to show
white stock collar.
The coat sleeves are fitted into the
shoulder and finished at the wrist
with buttons put very close together.
These buttons extend from wrist to ell
bow Of the coat sleeves.
With the blouse worn with this
suit is donned colonial stock and
jabot of very sheer null embroidered
in pale shade of lavender.
Growing the suit is hat Of very
fine milan straw. prune color. very
small and close-fitting, with one Law
ender quill at the back.
The feet of the u!trafashionable are
encased In shoes of patent leather.
with white buckskin spats having
upon them large pearl buttons.
And so is completed one OF the
latest and most stunning costumes.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
New Small Hats.

A little very close-fitting hat Is more
like the old pork-pie shape and has the
usual cluster Of pompons. but very
small, and set on the outside Of the
brim, not above 1t. Another more be-
coming shape is that Of twisted tur.
ban in effect. but higher In the crown
than those that were in vogue not SO
long ago. third, prettiest of all. Is
Just like fiat strawberry basket, and
appears at first sight to be of drab
straw. but proves to be woven of
strips of cloth. This is trimmed with
black cloth cherries.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23

be given to its quality. for sand con.
tributes from one-third to one-haif of
the amount Of the materials used in
making concrete.
The largest part of concrete is the
gravel or crushed stone. This should
be clean; that is. free from loan.
clay or vegetable matter. The water
used for concrete should be clean and
free from strong acids and alkalis.
In building a poultry house with q
concrete foundation. a little extra
trouble and slight expense will also
make 1t absolutely rat-proof. OF
course, perfect drainage is the first
requisite. In deep, gravelly soil.
where we do not meet with water
proof clay subsoil. digging deep
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
Revenue Agents May Lose Places.

Denver.-Revenue agents who were
put to work In the Denver district
when the income tax law went into
effect are fearful lest they lose their
places in the near future. The treas.
ury department is dissatisfied with
the collections, especially from. cor
porations, and 1t already has decided
to ask thirty agents to resign. The
Washington officials have called for
a statement from the Denver district.
just as they have called for state
ments from all of the other districts.
and upon this showing will depend the
jobs of several. The Denver en-
ployes have reason to be uneasy, for
the collections are short here the
same as all over the country.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
Mccain !. Health Board Member.

Denver.-Dr. Addison C. Mccain
has filed his oath of office as a mem
ber of the State Board OF Health with
the secretary of state. He was re-
Gently appointed to the position by
Governor Carlson.
Orders appointing D. R. Hatch of
Golden a member Of the board Of
control of the State Industrial School
for Boys and Mrs. Ellen Van Kleeck
a member of the board OF the State
Industrial School for Girls were filed
by the governor. John e. Field state
engineer is succeeded In office by A.
A. Weiland, whom Governor Carlson
appointed. Field will devote his en-
tire time to his duties as a member
of the state land board and as engi-
neer for the board.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
FIarlno Cuffs.

A noticeable feature OF the newest
sleeves is their flaring cuffs. On
blouses Of transparent materials the
cuffs are very gauzy, while on after
noon gowns OF faille or serge the far
ing cuffs are lined with bright con-
trasting color. The same color is then
introduced on vest, collar and girdle.
The flaring cuff truly adds grace and
attractiveness to the hand over which
It flares.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23

busted. Persian insect powder may
be used instead of sulphur, but It is
not as effective. When little chickens
are q week or two old and begin
to droop and die, 1t is nearly always
caused by the large lice which cover
the heads Of the little fellows and
suck their blood.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23

The making of good dairy cov be-
gins with the calf Heifers designed
for the dairy should have the very
best Of care from the day they are
born until they begin to do sesvice
In the dairy. We too often forget
that the young COW In her first year
Of milking has not reached her full
growth and therefore needs extra feed
and care to make up for the tremen.
dous drain upon her system.
II dairy heifers are not bred until
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
Meat for the Chicks.

Early hatched chicks should be
kept in moderately-heated brooder.
never allowing them to be chilled, as
this will cause you more trouble than
any other stage Of their rearing.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
PLANTING Parsley.

Parsley grows from seed. grows rap.
idly and continues to grow. 1t can be
planted In sunny kitchen window in
box six inches deep filled with good
rich earth.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
HOLDS THE KNITTING BALL
Easily Constructed Little contrivaNes
Will De Boon to Those Fond
Of the Occupation.

In the frst place. q small cardboard
box. into which the ball OF wool will
fit comfortably. must be procured and
a small round hole made in one side
through which the wool may be drawn
of. Then a small bag is made to
hold the box and in one side OF the
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
To Secure Fertile Eaas.

To secure fertile, hatchable eggs,
do not put many females with the
male-with small breeds not more
than eight and with the larger breeds
not more than SIX.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
miIliken is Secretary to Governor.

Denver.-Eugene d. Milliken OF
Eoulder is now secretary to Governor
Carlson. He succeeds John F. Vivian,
who became register Of the State
Land Board. Since Governor Carlson
took office Milliken has been his as
sistant secretary. In the campaigns
previous to election he was one of the
governors chief advisors.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
Lace on sprina hats.

Laces play an interesting part on
the picturesque big hats for springs
Cream lace Is especially good on black
shiny straw.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23

they are three years old, care should
be taken that they do not lay on too
much fat. as after that time they
freshen up rapidly whenever heavily
fed. The good dairy cow, however.
seldom gets too fat.
Sometimes COWS are condemned as
being of no use in the dairy, when
the only trouble is they are sour.
Every cow should have fair chance.
That means that she should be we'll
fed.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
Simple Lines In Froek,.

More material and simple lines will
be the important points of the NJ W
frocks.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-23
FIowered Lawn Dresses.

Flowered lawns will be made up into
Afternoon are tsses for summer days.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-30
Sprzymierzeni pOmOga
Serbii.

Londyn, 80 wrzesnia. Prasa
podaje wiadomoSt niemiecka, IL
W okolicy Salonik, w Grecyi pol
nocnej wyladowai bardzo znacz-
ny kontyngens wojsk angielSko-
francuskich, przeznaczonych ma
wsparcic Serbow ia wypadek a
taku &c strony Bu}garyi, a takze
i ma pomoc przeciwko novel O.
fensywie austryackiej, ktora W
sile 100000 zolnierza ma w cia-
gu dwu tygodni spaSc ma Serbie.
Doniesienie to jest dose nieja--
sne, zr6dla angielskie milcza o
owen rzekomem ladowaniu, kto-
re by}oby pogwaIceniem neutral
no5ci greckiej; 'bez pozwolenia
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ciezkich - przypuszczaja Il by
10 to W okolicy Oszmiany, gdzie
Niemcy usiluja przerwac LIME ro-
syjskie, celem dostania sic do
Dzwiny rzeki, sforsowania jeJ
przepraw dotarcia do Rygi, kto-
ra jest celem ofensywy niemie-
ckiej W tel stronie. Przypuszczac
nalezy, IL kleska Niemcow ma "a
chodnim froncie sklouila ich
do wzmozenia ataku na wschod-
nim, by skohczywszy Z Rosya-
nami zyskawszy eel ofensywy
oraz pozycye, zamierzone ma leze
zimowe, przerzucic Geese wojsk
ma zachod j tam wzmocnic "a
grozone stanowisko.
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Szczeg6ly Walk.

Londyn, Paryz, 80 wrzesnia. -
Raporty stosunkowo niewiele no
wych podaia szczegolow o po--
twornym boju5 toczacym sic ma
calym froncie 'helgo francu--
skim. Wiadomo tylko, IL boj ten
toczy sic ME zmniejszajaca SIG
zacietoScia i energia, re W ca
lynn szeregu punktow Anglicy i
Francuzi szturmuja juz ostatnia
trzecia linie obron niemieckich.
a jesli ia linia zostanie poprzery-
wana, ME pozostanie mic innego
Niemeom jak zacza6 ma dobre
odwr6t. I tax o trzecia linia for
tyfikacyi niemieckich waIcza An
glicy mad Kanalem La Bassee i
tn natlnieto sic na Swieze woj-
ska Niemc6w, kt6rzy znae po-
sikh tam sprowadzili - beda to
zapewne te wojska ktorych ex-
pedyowaniu Antwerpii onegdaj
donoszono. w Artois Francuzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-30
ratOWac.
Sytuacya Balka1ska.
BuEgaryi rOla niepewna

Londyn, so wrzeSnia. - Pisma
tutejsze donosza z Balkanu via
domo$6, jakoby pewna, IL Bu3ga-
rya zawarIa ukiad z Nierncami,
il W dniu logo pazdziernika wy
stapi do wojny. Sztab generalny
juz przygotowuje plan Rampant,
ks. Borys nastepca tronu bedzie
gl6wno dowodzacym. Bulgaria
niema jednak zamiaru atakowac
Grecyi, ,kt6ra uIozyIa sic podo-
bno CO do ustanowienia nadgra-
nicznej strefy neutralnej. Spo--
dziewaja sic stanowcze, IL Bul-
garya zaatakuje Serbie. -. Tym-
czasem z drugiej strony dono-
sza, IL kr6l Ferdynand Buigar-
ski wysiai poslow specyalnych do
krola Konstantyna Greckiego i
kr6la Ferdynanda Rumunskiego,
by ich zapewnic, IL Bulgaria pra-
gnie tylko zbrojnej neutrainosci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-30
MA WEOSKIM TEA
TRZE WOJNY.
Rewolucya ma Ceylonie.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Rozruchy W Moskwie.

zdobyli trudna bardzo j wazna
pozycye, oznaczona jako ,,Wzg6-
RE Mr.. 1902; panuje ono mad ko-
LEILA do Lens wiodaca. w Szam-
panii Francuzi szturmuja Massi-
gestedP;era;a roz2aezliwe kontr-
ataki kronprynca, kt6ry moze
najwiecej z wojsk swoich utracil
W bitwie omawianej. Me ulega
zadnej wstpliwoSci, IL W boju O.
statnim przysiuzyiy sic Swictnic
nowe dziala angielskie, ktore po-
prostu zrujnowaly do cna Gala
Pierwsza linie obron niemieckich
i druga gwaltownie nadwerezy--
ly, dziala te dalej swoje robia, d
artylerya niemiecka W zadnym
wzgledzie i'm ME dorownuje.
- Raporty sprzymierzonycil
wojsk So dose skape: podaja tyl-
ko, il wszystkie zdobycze zatrzy-
mano W posiadaniu, mimo szalo-
nych wysiikow kontrOfensywy
niemieckiej, z kt6ra wojska te-
zmagaja sic uieustannie: b6j trivia
W peini: W Szampanii Niemcy
trzymaja sic bardzo mocno -
Mesnil jest jednem wiekszych
ognisk walk; pod Massiges po-
step poczynily wojska francu-
skie; bombardacya gwaltowna
macy sic we wielu punktach Ii
nil boiowej; liczby jencow z
dniem kazdym wzrastaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-30
Ma Zachodnim Teatrze
WOjny.
Nemcy cZynla OSta-
teczne Wysiiki.
Wilhelm prowadzi.

Londyn, 80 wrzeSnia. - Mem
cy czynia wszelkie mozliwe wy
sikh, aby poprawic swa sytua--
eye ma zachodnim teatrze woj-
ny, a pokryc olbrzynie luld W
pozycyach i wojskach, poniesio-
ne w walkach ostatnich. Znaczne
bardzo posiiki 50 expedyowane
na teatr wojenny zachodni, caly
szereg wodzow - generaI6w u
sunieto a zastapiono ich nowy-
mi, wreszcie krazy pogloska, IL
Hindenburga, najwiekszy talent
wojenny niemiecki W tel wojnie,
powolano z Polski celem popro-
wadzenia novel ofensywy ME
mieckiej - jest to juz dowoG, IL
zle tam bye musi, skoro takich
Srodkow chwytaja sic. Ces.
Wilhelm sam jest na zachodnim
froncie ma prowadziG osobiScie
narady sztabu wojennego. w
Berlinie sadza wyraznie, il to
rozstrzygajace tocza sic boje ze
cd wyniku tel bitwy, jak wre O.
becnie zalezy moze cafy los woj-
ny. Wiele gazet ME niemieckich
- oczywista - przypuszczs, IL
to nareszcie zerwsli sic Sprzy-
mierzeni - po ukonczeniu przy-
gotowafi wojennych do marszu na
Berlin, ze teraz nastapi wkrocze-
ME Sprzymierzonyeh W grauice
niemieckie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-30
Niemcy przeCZa.

Berlin, so wrzesnia. - RAPPORT
przyznaje potege ataku Sprzy-
mierzonych - ale utrzymuje, IL
wysilek celem przerwania linii
niemieckich spelzi ma niczem.
Niemcy kOntratakuja po kazdym
ataku nieprzyjacielskim odebra-
Ii znaczna liczbe pozycyi waz-
nych. I TAX; pod Loos odebrano
Anglikom wziete onegdaj pozy--
eye; pod Souchez i Melville sze.
reg atak6w francuskich odparto
re stratami pod Souchez zdobyto
okoIo stu yd. pozycyi francu-
skich; w caiej Szampanii walka
zacieta sic toczy - atak francu-
ski wstrzymany; rapport wzmian-
kuje szereg wojsk i pulkow "a
szczegolnieisza dzielnoSc.
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ktach, zadajac mu straty bardzo

ktach, zadajac mu straty bardzo
ciezkie.
Wiedeha 80 wrzesnia. - Au-
stryacka artylerya w przeleczy
Stilfsen-Joch zniosla baterye
wloskie. Bombardacya frontu
wloskiego mad Isonzo ME ustaje.
Zmian niema W konfiguracyi Ii
nil bojowej.
Rzym, 80 wrzeSnia. - Prasa
wloska omawiajac fatalna explo-
Eye onegdajsza na wloskim okre-
Gle wojennym ,,Benedetto Brin"
otwarcie wyraza przypuszczenie,
IL zachodzi tu spisek zbrodniczy
ma korzySG nieprzyjaciela. Rad
wdrozyl $ledztwo wojenne. Dzia-
Ia ciezkie okretu zniszczonego i
niekt6re urzadzenia zdoiano u
rafowaS
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Londyn, 80 wrzesnia. - Bar
dzo jest dis niewiele wieSci Z
teatru wschodniego wojny; Ber-
lin donosi krotko, il atak niernie-
cki W kierunku Dzwihska posu-
mai sic pod jezioro Swiete (Swen-
tona), a Austryacy utrzymuja, IL
pod Putyl6wka wyparto Rosyan
z ich pozycyi fortyfikowanych.
Prasowe komunikaty nieco WIG
cej zamieszczaja szczegolow z
linii bojowej: Hindenburg pod
Dzwinskiem W Minszczyznie
robi pewne postepy, ma poludnie
wojska bawarskie Leopolda i
wojska Mackensena ugrzezly w
bagnach pinskich i Cd dni kilku
mic o Mich ME wiadomo; ma Wo-
lyniu Linsingen poprawil znacz-
ME sytuacye Austryakow. Spo-
dziewaja, il jesien dzdzysta ry-
chic polozy kres operacyom wo-
jennym trzeba czekac bedzie az
do mrozow, by grunt stwsrdnial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-09-30

Grecyi ME mogloby ono bye do
konane - chyba, il Grccya juz-
by sic zdecydowala precise Wy
raznie ia strone Sprzmicrzo-
nych, 0 czem mic pewnego jesz-
cze ME wiadomo; owszem Gre
cya rezerwowala sic stanowczo
przeciwko naruszaniu jej neu--
tralnosci i przemarszowi wojsk
obcych wszelkich przez jej terry
torya; co zaS do owej ofcnsywy
austryackiej - to groza MIA juz
Cd miesiaca ME rusza sic ona,
zaznaczajac sic narazie tylko
bombardacya pograniczna. Ser
bia ma 100000 ludzi pod bronia W
doskonalej kondycyi.
Ateny, 80 wrzebnia. - Mobi-
lizacya postepuje W pelni. Serbie
zawiadomil premier Venizelos, il
w kazdej. potrzebie Serbia ma
Grecye liczyc moze.
Sofia, 80 wrzesnia. - Krol
Ferdynand polecii utworzyc no
wy cabinet ministeryalny pre-
w6dcy party filo-rosyjskiej, Mali
nowowi: oznaczac to moze rady-
kalny zwrot W polityce bulgar-
clio,
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Wyjazd Ks. Biskupa zChicago.
Wzruszajace pozegnanie.
Olbrzymia delegacya towarzyszy ks.
Biskupowi W podrozy.
Powitania po drodze.
Manifestacya w Oshkosh, Wis.
Powitania po drodze.
Manifestacya w Oshkosh, Wis.
OkazaIe przyecie poeh6d miescie Green Bay. = 0d
czytanie bull papieskiej nowy Bskup obejmuje dyece
Eye zarzad; Jego przem6wienie povitalne. - Listy
sedzi6w OIsoua Goodwina .-:..

N. M. r. taSkaWeJ; KS. J. "A.
Mccarthy C. J. par. NajSw. Ro-
dziny; ks. S. A. Bubacz; ks. B.
J. Kasprzycki par. S.. Mo
dziankow; ks. Jan Grembowicz
par. IS. Mlodziankow; ks. NJ. H.
Clifford z Oshkosh, Wis; ks. G.
A., Clifford Chiffon, Wis; ks.
Wiad. Zapaia c. R., rektor Kol-
legium sw. Stanisiawa; ks. Stan.
Siatka C. R. z par. Sw. Jana K;
ks. Fr. Gordon C. R. z par. N. M.
P. Anielskiej; ks. Geo. Eisenba-
cher, Z par. Sw, Trojcy; ks. L.
Loswald Z Kollegium sw. Cyry-
la; ks. Jan Sobieszczyk Kolle-
gium sw. Stanislawa; ks. VIM. ].
Kinsella par. Sw. Filipa Ner.;
ks. K. Marciniak par. sw. He
leny; ks. Leo B. Sychowski z
par, n. NJ. P; ks. Piotr Budnak
East Chicago, Ind. ks. 5. J.
kubiszewski z Manitowoc. Wis.
ks. Eel. Tom. Seroczyhski 2
Hammond, Ind; ks. Val. Kohl
beck o. S. B. : ks. Jan Zwierz-
chowski par. S. Miodziankow;
Juliusz Snlietanka, poborca St.
Zjedn.; Karol Kowalski, organi-
sta par. sw. Michala Arch. Sc
dzia Jan F. Dankowski; sedzia
Edw. Jarecki; sedzia Jozef La
Buy; Gustav Keller, wysoki
skarbnik c. O. F. .zl Appleton,
Wis; Teodor Helihski, skarbnik
Banku Polskiego; Jan S. Derpa
re South Chicago; A. A. Kowal-
ski; Kahn. Fritsch; Leon vol
czyski; Standard Coffin; Stan.
Adamkiewicz; Jozef Korzeniew--
ski; Jan S. Konopa, sekr. Zjedn.
Pol. RI. Kat; Piotr Rostenkow-
ski, prezes Zjedn. Pol. RI. Kat;
Leon Zamorski, skarbnik Zjedn.;
Franc. Rydzewski, komisarz elek
cyjny; Pawei Drzymalski; Joz.
Ssdowski; FIJI. Wilkowski; L.
Winiecki Ant. Wihowicz; Jakob
Ewald; Michai Swiatkowski; A.
lex. NJ. Jasiehski; NJ. J. J..Wachow'
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bylinski; Thos. F. Konop; ]. A.
lKaypers Depiere, Wis; ks. J.
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pom, Wis. ; ks. Tom. Jankowski z
Neshkoro, Wis; ks. F. Dudley z
Marinette, Wis.,; ks. A. Malkow-
ski z Crivitz, Wis. ks. Eel. Coral
= Berlina, Wis.
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zentowali: JE. ks. Arcybiskup
Messmer; ks. B.. Traudt, kan.
clerz z Milwaukee; ks. B. Coral
z par. sw. Jacka; ks. J. C. Kuitter
z par. M. B. Czest.; ks. Chas. B.
Monlinier S. F, z uniwersytetu
Marquette; ks. John NJ. Bowen
par. Sw. Katarzyny; ks. t. J.
Mazur par. Sw. Kazimierza; ks.
Fryd. Rynkowski par. sw. Sta
nisiawa w Hoia Park, Wis; ks.
Antoni Kierzek z par. sw. Joze-
ia, West Allis, Milwaukee,; ks.
Pawei Chrzan 2 par. sw. Jana K;
ks. R, A. Kieipinski par. sw.
Kazimiefza; ks, K.J. zych z par.
sw. Wojciecha W So. Milwaukee;
ks. L. Jurasihski par. sw. Sta
nisiawa B.; ks. NJ. ]. Wenta
par. sw. Jadwigi; ks. B. c. Bu-
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