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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19


tuition. especially in the coun-
try, where they have a wire
that conveys everybody's mes
sages and everybody can hear ev-
erybody else's message. The way they
distinguish between calls for differ
ent persons Is by signal. For In
stance, Amos fuckers call will be two
short rings. the Widow Fowler's a long
M a short call. and so on. like the
Morse telegraphic alphabet.
But those owning telephones are apt
to listen not only to their own but
to their neighbors' calls. If the An
dersons are called there is q number
Of clicks all along the line.
Now, it happened that Enoch Daw-
o n living In a region supplied by the
Farmers Telephone company, took up
the receiver and called one Of his two
best girls. Edna Perkins. whose signal
was a short. a long and a short ring.
1t happened that all at the Perkins
farm were out milking or attending to
some other farm duty. but Sallie Short.
the other of Enoch's best girls. heard
the ring and went to the telephone.
rs that you. Edna
Miss Short recognized Enoch's voice.
"Yes." she replied. What is it,
Enoch!"
"Oh, nothing much. just called you
up to have a little c%hin-chin. We lost
a calf this mornin-the brindle one"
You don't mean 1t. What was the
matter:v
Don't know. Tux sick and died.
Say. Ed. how would you like to go
buggy? | just had it painted"
~ dunno. But 1 reckon Sallie Short
wouldn't like to have you take me out.
If she should see me she might git
mad"
THAT doesn't make any difference
to me. Let her git mad eff she likes.
Reckon ! kin stand it,"
Where would | come in? Sal Short
when she gifts riled is terrible. She'd
go round tellin' everybody that l butt
ed in between you and her and TUX
you away from her. No. Stree. l don't
do anything undetermined. If you want
me to go ridin' with you regular it's =
co. but don't intend to keep company
with a Teller as can't decide between
two gals. Goodby.'
There was a click. and Enoch was
left talking to nothing; at least nobody
answered him.
1t so happened that Edna Perkins
came In while this dialogue was In
progress and. thinking to call up Enoch.
took up the receiver. Hearing his
voice she said nothing. but listened,
hearing the principal part of the fore
going dialogue and recognizing. which
Enoch did not. her rivals voice. When
the conversation ceased Edna hung up
the receiver. but later called Enoch.
! Well. who is it, he asked.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
Lettuce, Endive and Romaine.

Lettuce. endive and romaine are all
good salad greens. The two latter
may also be cooked in several attrac-
tive forms. and the lettuce may fern
the basis of a cream of lettuce soup or
may be boiled and chopped like spinach
and enriched with a highly seasoned
sauce
Every housekeeper should realize the
tonic properties of these spring salads,
and some variety of salad should ap-
pear at least nee daily in every well
planned menu in spring. This salad
should be simple and composed mainly
of the greens themselves, although a
combination of two or three vegetables
Is permissible. Avoid all rich mayor
naise or boiled dressings.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19

Don't kill the little birds that sing on
bush and tree
All through the summer days their sweet
est melody.
Don't shoot the little birds; the earth is
Gods estate.
n he provideth food for small as well
as great.
Don't kill the little birds. whose plumase
wings the air.
Whose trim at early morn makes music
everywhere.
What though the cherries fall, half eaten
from the stem.
And berries disappear in garden. field and
glen.
Still, like the widows eruet. there's al
ways plenty left.
How sad a world We're this of little birds
bereft.
Think of the good they do in all the
orchards round.
No huItful insects thrive where robins
most abound.
Don't kill the little birds that sing on
bush and tree
All through the summer days their sweet
est melody.
In this great world Of ours. If We can
trust his word
There's foo enough for all. Don't kill a
single bird.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
In and Out of the Children s Playroom
FLYING KITES FOR PRIZES.
This Is an Interesting and Exciting
Sport.

This Is an Interesting and Exciting
Sport.
This game is interesting and exciting
for those who take an interest in kite
flying, 1t is necessary to have n or
more persons to act as judges. Any
body may enter a kite. The decision is
based upon the length of time required
t. get the kite into the air. the eleva-
ton attained, the steadiness with
which the kite maintains its position or
makes the ascent. and any other points
agreed upon. This contest is sometimes
varied by having only two contestants
at one time: each is allowed to arm his
string with any weapons he chooses.
The object is to maneuver the kite so
as to cut the opponents string in two
and thus TO bring down his kite. This
permits of a very high degree of skill
in constructing the kite. choosing the
weapon and maneuvering to get the OPP
ponent In a good position for attack
Country Gentleman.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
Frills and Fancies In Woman's Snhere
HOW TO DRESS.
The Advice Of a Famous Actress Not
to Be Followed Too Closely.

Dress your character. o your fig
ure," Is the advice of q famous actress
and rather surprising this advice
seems at first hearing. But think II
over well and the excellence of the
idea will appeal to you. Every woman
has q certain Individuality of her own
"A temperament. If you will-that
makes her q little. or perhaps a good
deal, different from all other
Ii Is this individuality-this temporal
ment-that woman should dress up to.
according to the actress. In order TO
make the personality more marked
and convincing.
But an instructive carrying out of
this advice with no heed to the prompt
ings of reason may result In disaster.
For example. there f. always the wo-
man who weighs POO pounds or there
abouts, but whose personality Is dis
unctly kittenish. Is she TO dress her
~character-or her figure? There is also
the little woman who ought to belong
to the cuddly. appealing class, who
yearns to be impressive and stately. If
she insists upon wearing the garments
of the grenadier woman she may spoil
her chances of being fascinatingly
charming.
The actress in her part always is
dressed In conformity with the char
acter she is %portraying. but her cos
tumes-and here is an important point
are made to suit her figure lines
while expressing a special sort of per-
sonality. Therefore If the delightful
fiounces of the 1880 period suit your
type exactly. but are a bit trying to
your too solid figure. adopt the
f%lounces, but see to 1t that they are so
cut and so arranged that the lines of
the silhouette are right. This IS true
also of pert millinery styles. Of classic
~draperies or oriental modes. They all
may be worn. when they suit the per-
sonality. If their lines are ~cleverly
adapted to the figure that is to sustain
them.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
For a Simple Weddina.

If the bride wears a street costume
she should also wear a hat and coat
to complete 1t. Some fashionable and
smart brides dress this way for their
weddings. especially II either the bride
or bridegroom has been married before
or II neither is In the first youth. AS
to %colors. light gray or tan Is prefer
able to darker colors for a wedding
suit. No attendant is customary at
such a wedding. which is supposed TO
be a quiet. simple affair.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
THE LACE OF VENICE.
An Ancient Industry That Mas Reviv.
ed by Queen Marguerite.


The lace of Venice has been celebrat-
ed for many centuries. 1t was made
originally by nuns within the walls
Of converts for ecclesiastical garments.
Then, with the fall of the Venetian
republic, the converts were closed and
the lace industry ceased to exist for
an entire century.
In 1870 the Princess Margherita, aft
erward queen of Italy. took measures
to revive it, especially as a means of
providing ~employ;lens for Venetian
women. At present there are several
schools. subsidized by the government.
in which the art Is taught.
The pupils are women of all ages.
Each sits on a low stool and holds a
plump. square cushion In her lap. On
this cushion is pinned a strip Of paper
marked with the pattern to be follow
ed. and into this pattern the nimble
fingered worker sticks glass headed
pins. about which she twists her
threads. From twenty to fifty shr.tles
depend from all sides Of the cushion,
and these are thrown across and back
with the rapidity of a typist handling
the keys of her machine.
The process looks so simple that it
looks like play. but the lace produced
represents thousands of dollars. The
simple laces grow rapidly under the
dexterous fingers of the women. but
the exquisite rose point and other SINH
lar sorts are evolved much more slow.
wallpapers Weekly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
leahorns For Summer.

Leghorn straw hats are a pleasant
revival. Nothing could be lovelier for
the warm weather hat with thin frocks
than a leghorn at It's best. And this
summers hats In leghorn are at their
best. They are soft. with undulating
crowns. and they are trimmed with vel
vet. flowers and chiffon In a charming
way. One milliner manipulates fiat
leghorns plaques into mart little tri-
corns that sit with especial jauntiness
above some of the new frocks.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
Riddles.

/. Entire / am the opposite of fast;
behead me, and | am the noise of cat
tie; curtail me. and | am an exclama-
ton; behead me again. and ! am an
other exclamation.
.. l am such an indispensable part of
the body that a mortal cannot exist
without me. Yet / am not exclusively
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
Beheadings.

!. Behead TO butcher and leave what
follows a funny story.
.. Behead to recite or to argue in a
wild manner and leave a small insect.
3. Behead not far away and leave a
part of the head.
4. Behead something done to the fioor
and leave to cry.
3. Behead pleased and leave a small
boy.
Answers: 1, slaughter; :, rant; 3,
near; 4, sweep; 8, glad.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19

Coffee Grounds Will Revive Plants.
When your house plants look a trifie
detected and water does not evive
them try putting coffee grounds on the
roots three times a week: then once a
week give them a tablespoonful of
olive oil. Do not allow the earth to
become hard and dry.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19

of an animal nature. for the earth also
owns me. | am TO be seen at Vesu-
vius. You can find me in rivers and in
caves of the earth. No even a cannon
is made without me. With all the an
imal race l Am movable. generally
noisy and can open or close at will.
Answers. Slow, low, 10. 0. 2. The
mouth.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
A Base Libel.

She-I gave Rover n of my dough.
nuts today. and what do you suppose
he did with 1t?
Hell don't know. Did he eat 1t?
She-No. He took it out into the gar
den and buried ii.
He-No. Really? And yet they say
dogs have no reasoning powers.-Judge.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
Missed Her.

Missed Her.
Pall-Did you hear that last joke at
the vaudeville last night?
Mall-No. l left before she sang,
Gargoyle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16

Piotrogrod, 16 lipca. = Pomi-
mo nader poteznego naporu
Niemc6w i Austryakow linie ro-
syjskie nigdzie ME zostaly ger
wane, jak rapport austryacki ma
wet dowodzi, Rosyanie W Galicyi
ME odpadli juz dalei Cd linii
Dniestru "a Zlota Lipa walk
tam trwajs; W Lubelskiem sly
kuje sic walna rozprawa celem
wyparcia inwazyi austryackiej
ma polnoc cd Warszawy wsku-
tex wzmozonej nagle ofensywy
,niemieckiej wojska rosyjskie sic
cofneiy "a Przasnysz, ale tn juz
wstrzymaiy napor nieprzyjaciel-
ski. Rosyanie maja linie bardzo
obronne Niemcy wszedzie mu-
sza iSc czoiowym na ME atakiem,
przyczem w walce wreoz straty
ponosza olbrzynie. RAPPORT ro-
syjski ME podaje obawy nj mozli-
woSci dalszego cofania sic pod
$1,000. T.o.,,,H,,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16

Londyn, Paryz, ls lipca. -
Mimo glosnych niemieckich
chwalb z powodu ostatniego suk-
cesu W Argonne na polnoc cd
Arras = raporty francuskie stale
podaja dokiadnie oznaczone pun
kty W ktorych wzieto Niemcom
okopy zabrano pozycye nieraz
liczne j wazne. Rowniez co do
Argonne, gdzie raz przyznsno i
stotnie Niemcom sukces czescio-
wy, Francuzi obecnie stale wa
zne czynia postepy. w szczegol-
noSci pod Marie Therese i Bou-
reuilles kilka atakow niemieckich
bardzo silnych zostalo zwyciesko
odpartych. Ma reszcie frontu
przewaznie dziaiania artyleryj--
skie = jak vice pod Arras, mad
Moza, W Wogezach, oraz ma Ii
mach angielsko belgijskich pod
Ypres.
Berlin, 16 lipca. = RAPPORT ME
miecki utrzymuje, IL proby Fran
ouzow, by W Argonne odzyskae
utracone pozycye zniweczono i
odparto, a liczba ieicow francus-
kich tam wzietych dochodzi do
1858 ludzi. Pozatem inne ataki
francuskie zostaiy odparts; W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16
POgEoski POkoiOwe.

Londyn, 16 lipca. = Pisma tu-
tejsze podaja wiadomosc do,
brze poinformowanyoh koi finan-
sowych, IL Niemcy usilne czynia
starania o pok6j "a posredni-.
ctwern Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Wszelkich szczegoi6w brak. Ist-
nieia zaprzeczenia tel wiesci W
pismach niemieckich, ale ME vie
lie one znacza, pogioski tego ro-
dzaju cd dni szeregu staja sic
coraz wyrazniejsze.
= R6wniez pewnem bye ma,
IL Turcya usilnie zabiega 0 pokoj
oddzielny, a nawet wysSaia juz
do Szwajcaryi swoich DIPLOMA
tow w tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16
Zwloki s. p. Arcybiskupa
Quigleya wczoraj zfo-
zono do grobu.
100000 widow oddalo zmar-
lemu ostatnla przys1uge.

Meza zlozono do ostatniego spo-
czynku.
Msze pontyfikalna za}obna ce-
lebrowal ]. E. Delegat Apostol-
ski Bonzano, przy asystencyi
ksiezy, ktorych nazwiska podano
wczoraj.
Kazanie, przejete uczuciem
wyglosii Najprzew. ks. Arcybi-
skup Hanna z San Francisco,
przyiaciel zmariego cd lat chic
piecych.
Ogromne tlumy takze oglada--
ly zwiolti w dnie poprzednie. We
wtorek 10000 osob przygladalo
sic orszakowi, ktory prowadzii
ciaio dworca do katedry. We
srode, $4,000 kroczyio W orszaku,
prowadzacy ciaio z rezydencyi
do katedry, 10000 osob ogla-
daio zwIoki w katedrze.
Cyfry te mowia same "a siebie.
Ceremonie ostatnie W katedrze
by1y podniosle.
Ostatnich absolucyi udzielili ].
E. Delegat Apostolski Bonzano /
czterej biskupi z prowincyi chi
cagoskiej: Biskup Ryan z Alton,
Biskup Dunno z Peoria, Biskup
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16

WEr6d seen, jakich miasto
Chicago poraz pierwszy bylo
Swiadkiem w swej historyi, wo-
bee t}umu, ktory ogolne obliczo-
no ma 100000 os6b, przy wspoi-
udziale z CORA tysiaca kslezy,
kilkudziesieciu arcybiskupow i
biskupow, ktorym przewodniczy-
Ii ]. E. Delegat Apostolski Bon
zano J. E. kardynal Gibbons,
po ceremoniach najokazalszych,
ma jake sic moze zdobyc pre-
piekny RITUAL KoSciola katolic-
kiego po poohodzie ktory byl je-
dna olbrzymia demonstracya cy-
wilma cd podwoi katedry az do
grobu ma cmentarz Cory Kar--
mel, 16 mil cd srodmiescia odda-
lonego, zlozono wczoraj do gro
bu zwloki s. P. Najprzew. ks.
Arcybiskupa Quigleya, Wielkie-
go kaplana / Wielkiego Obywa-
tela.
w orszaku kroczyIo $4,000 o
sob. 100000 os6b przygladalo sic
orszakowi odkrytemi giovanni
obok katedry, ma ulicach, ktory-
mi orszak ciagnal i ma cmentarzu
gdzie uwielbionego Kapiana j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16
Walk W DardaneIlach.

Londyn, 16 lipca. = Cd Mimic
nego poniedzialku wojska anglo
francuskie zdobyiy znowu dwie
linie pozycyi tureckich ma caleJ
przestrzeni walk ma polwysPie
Gallipoli. Walka byla straszna.
Turcy stawiali wprost rozpaczli-
wy op6r, nawet chwilowo odzy-
skali jeden okop, ale ich poznieJ
nowym kontratakiem wyparto z
powrotem. Okrety ogniem dzia-
iowym wspieraiy akcye ladowa.
Wojska francuskie odniosly
zwyciestwo, posuwajac swe linie
az mad ujScie rzeki Kerevasz-De-
re; wzieto ogoiem 422 jehc6w.
Konstantynopol, 16 lipca. =
Cd 1890 b. m. walki sic krwawe
tooza W okolicy Avi-Burun j Sed
ul-Bar; wszystkie ataki angiel--
skie zostaiy odparte, nieprzy-
jaciel poni6si straty bardzo ciez-
kie, baterye tureckie Maiej
Azyi ogniem dzialowym przez
cieSnine wspomagaja akcye for
tow ME dopuszczaja zbyt blisko
wojennych okretow nieprzyjacie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16
NOwy atak NiemcOw
na Warszawe.
ZdObycie Przasnysza.

BERLIN, 16 LIPCA. - Mem
cy wykonali nowy j zreczny a
bardzo silny zwrot ma polskim
terenie wojennym doko{a War
szawy: mianowicie zamiast do
tychczasowych atakow cd "a
chodu oraz nowego rataku cd po-
{udnio wschodu, ktore to plany
chwilowo oba zostafy zaniecha-
ne, przypuScili oni silny bardzo
atak cd p6inocy j W stronie tel
znaezny zrobiH postep, CO nawet
raporty rosyjslie przyznaja: oto
W Lomzynskiem przypuszczono
6w atak, ktorym kieruje gen.
Hindenburg, osobiscie, o ktoryrn
cd diuzszego czasu mic sfychaS
ME byio; prawdopodobnie nova
ia ofensywa zostaAa dobrze przy-
gotowana Niemcy ma pewne sic
spodziewaja wziac Warszawe
tel strony - bo nawet linden
burg zapowiadai niedawno, Il
obmySla pewien plan, ktory "a
dziwi SWAT do ukonczenia woj-
ny sic przyczyni; zdaje sic, ze
w{aSnie ten zamach na Warsza-
we miano tn na mySh. Pierwszy
atak niemiecki uda{ sic istotnie :
na poSudnie cd Kolna wzieli
Niemcy szereg pozycyi rosyj-
skich sporo jenca, W dalszym
naporze zajeli miasto Przasnysz,
W ktorego okolicy cd szeregu
miesiecy toczyiy sic WALK zacie-
te. Przasnysz Jest o so mil ma
po}noc cd Warszawy. Poprzed-
Mo raz on juz byl przez Hinden-
burga zdobyty, pozniej iednak o.
debrali go Moskale ufortyfiko-
wall. Pisma niemiecl1ie podaja, IL
wzdiuz frontu Narwi wojska ME
mieckie So W wiellim ruchu ma
po{udnie, ze wiec atak ma War
szawe bedzie nadzwyozaj potez-
ny a jak zawsze u Niemcow =
niespodziany sadzono boz
wien, po pcsifkach slanych Ma
ckensenowj na po{udniowo :
wschodnim polskim froncie, IL a
tax wzdiuz kolei Lublin Chelm
bsdzie dalej prowadzony az do
skutku = ewentualnej ewakua-
cyl Warszawy przez Rosyan.
Tymozasem plan zmienili Mem
cy, a moze tylko skombinuja z
atakiem Mackensena nowy atak
Hindenburga: wojska dwu tych
wodz6w stanowia jak ramona
olbrzymich cegow wsr6d kt6-
rych znajduje sic armia rosyjska
Warszawa.
- RAPPORT niemiecki podsje
walk mad Niemnem, gdzie W Kill
ku punktach, jak pod Franciszko-
wa osowa pobito Moskali !
wzieto i'm iehcow j pozycye. Ma
p61nocny wschod cd Suwaik
zdobyto miejscowosc olszanki
Potwierdza sic rowniez wielki
sukces niemiecki ma poludnie cd
Kolna, oraz zdobycie m. Przasny-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16
O BaweIne.

Londyn, 16 lipca. - w parla-
mencie angielskim wniesiono ma
program dispute, czy bedzie
wskazane ma liste kontrabandy
zaciagae baweine; ME ulega "a
dnej watpliwoSci, IL odciecie
Niemcom i bawelny = bysoby
dla Mich ciosem ciezkim bo jej
potrzebuja do wszelkiego rodzaju
fabrykacyi wyrobow uzytku Co
dziennego i potrzeb wojennych,
nawet wyrobu amunicyi, zacho-
dzi jednak kwestya il bawelne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-07-16
Klisza gazety Chicago Daily Journal'D

L. A. Cieszykowski z par. sw.
Barbary.
B. Rybowiak par. S.. Mo
dziankow.
]. K. Borowiiski par. sw. ia.
cka. 81
R. Smykowski Helenowa.
l. Smykowski Evanston.
1. Malinowski par. sw. Maryi.
T. Sobolewski z par. sw. Joza-
fata.
T. amiara z par. Niep. Pocz.
,Najsw. Maryi P.
S. Bystrzyiski Annowa.
E. Wiedeman par. sw. Jad-
wigi.
E. Osowski z par. sw. Salomei.
z Kensington.
Maniszewski par. sw. Mag
daleny W South Chicago.
K. T. Kowalski par. sw. Mi
chala Arch. W So. Chicago.
S. Bolewski par. sw. Jozefa.
P.S. Wysocki par. Matki Bo-
skiei Roz. z No. Chicago.
Jankowski Chicago.
Brat Wojciech G6ralski re Sta.
nisiawowa.
Trumne re zwiokami 6. p. Maj
przew ks. Arcybiskupa Quigley'a ME
sli nastepujacy:
Prev. ks. F. A. Purcell, rektor
Kollegium Katedralnego.
Wiel. ks. ]. M. Dorm, superinten.
dent zakiadu dla dziewczat Des-
PLANES.
Wiel. ks. G. ]. Quille, superinten-
dent zakladu dla cniopcow.
Wiel. ks. August Mueller, prywat-
ny sel.retarz Zmariego ks. Arcybisku-
pa.
Wiel. ks. Joseph Chvatal, superin.
tendent nLisle Manual Training
School.
Wiel. ks. F. s. Rusch, superinten-
dent Polskiego Sierocihca.
wiel. ks. George Esenbacher. su-
perintendenta Guardian Angels Or.
phan Asylum.
Wiel. ks. F. M. o'Brien, asystant
przy Katedrze.
Wiel. ks. D. L. Mcdonald, asystent
przy Katedrze.
wiel ks. Joseph 2. Pheland, asys-
tent przy Katedrze.
y
ETool~r,a ~1anla - So Qns
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Muldoon z Rockford i Biskup
AlthoHf Belleville.

Muldoon Rockford Biskup
AlthoHi Belleville.
Orszak pogrzebowy ciagnal
przez miasto ulicami Michigan
boul. i Jackson boul. Ma kazdej
ulicy staiy tiumy z odkrytymi
giovanni. We wielu punktach,
gdy orszak przechodzii przez OBJ
szary parafii, tlumy wiernych
dzieci wyszly ma spotkanie orsza-
ku dzwony koscielne brzmiaiy
Mp. gdy orszak przechodzii ul.
Halsted, 10 blokow przyleglych
byio szczelnie zapelnionych.
Juz Cd 7-mej godziny rano thu
my poczely zjezdzaG sic ma
cmentarz. A dwie godziny poz-
niej juz komunikacya zwykla ME
wystarczafa i kolej gorna Car
field Park zaprowadzi}a specyal-
ne pociagi az do samego cmenta-
RIA. Okoio 10000 osob byio ma
cmentarzu. Druga cizba, obliczo-
ma konserwatywnie ma 10000, O.
bawiajac sic t}oku ma cmentarzu
a zwiaszcza przy powrocie, stala
ma drodze orszaku cd Forest
Park ma zachod do cmentarza.
Wszystkie pafafie i organiza-
eye katolickie nadesialy swe re-
prezentacye.
Zjednoczenie P. R. K. W orsza-
ku reprezentowali wszyscy
czfonkowie Zarzadu Zjednocze-
MIA w automobilach.
z Macierzy Polskiej wystapili
nastepujacy: w. Menkicki, vice
prezes, A. Baranowska, wicepre-
zeska, M. Brochocki, sekretarz,
dyrektorki: F. Marcinkowska i
Anna Peyor, dyrektor w. Soska
i adwokat P. Mindak.
Wieiu Polakow take wystapi-
10 W innych organizacyach jak:
Foresterzy, Rycerze Kolumba /
inne.
w Spiewach zaiobnych poma--
gall nastepujacy organisci pol
scy:
A. Maiiek Trojcowa.
A. ]. Kwasigroch re Stanisia-
wowa.
A. Karczyiski 2 Piotro-P -Pawio-
wa.
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sza, gdzie zabrano sporo jenca !
zdobyczy wojennei.'
- w Galicyi podiug wiedefi-
skiego raportu walki trwaja mad
Dniestrem, wazniejsze potyczki
stoczono pod Maryampolem |
Nizniowem. gdzie wzieto kilku
dziesieciu jencow rosyiskich z
II oficerami
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Wieden, 1G lipca. = RAPPORT
austryacki wspomina z wojny
wloskiej tylko kilka mniejszych
atakow wloskich W okolicy Do
berdo, Polazzo, Sdraussina i W
innych punktauh: wszystkie te
ataki miaiy zostac odparte z
wielkiemi stratami nieprzyjacie-
la.
= W8ochy dis ME ogiOsiiy
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Francuzi przecza sukcesom Niemcow.
pOaOSKT POKOJOWE.
StanOWiskO Rumunii.
WALKA Q DARDANELLE.
lime TeIegrarray.
lime Te1egrarny.

szczegolnoSci pod Souchez od--
parto silny bardzo atak Francn-
zow; takze tam jeden aeroplan
francuski zrzucono; inny zrzu-
como pod Henin-Lietard. Ma ii
mach belgijskich wysadzono pod
Wyschaete kilka min, ktoremi
zniszczono okopy pozycye an
oie1skie
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Sprawy Morskie.

Londyn, 16 lipca. = Norweski
parowiec ,,Rym" zostal zatopio-
ny przez nur niemiecki; jeden z
lego zalogi zginai reszta ocalala.
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Dokoiczenie ma stronicy s-ciej.
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lDokohczenie ma Str. Sej.).
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z Wojny WIoskiejj.

naporem Niemcow
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Ma zachodnim Froncie

wcale biuletynu woiennego.
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