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New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
GRANDMOTHER ikINEW
There Was Nothing So Good Soe
 Congestion and Colds n Mustard

But the old Fashioned mustard-plaster burned and blistered while it acted. You can now get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plas- ter and without the blister.
 Musterole does it. It is A elem, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It is scientifically prepared, so that 1t works wonders, and yet does not blister the tendcrcst skin.
 Just massage Musterole in with the finger tips gently. See how quickly it brings relicf-how speedily the pain disappears.
 Use Musterole for sore throat, bron- chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges- ton, pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbas1 pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chit plains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. Iit often prevents pneumonia).
 f< '-- 5szs s--- s.s AN
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
TRAIN ON RAMPAGE.
snAsl,es Down Bunlper and Fence
 at South Sta&aonl

Boston, March 1z.--While making up an express train In the South Sta- ton. . New York, Now Haven and Hartford locomotive struck. 1t with such force that the rear car crash1d through the bumper at the end of partly demolished news stand. A blaze started quickly from an auto- mAtic cigar lighter and the break inn of . steam pipe added to the con- fusion.
 Tho fre department was called out. but its services were not required. No one was hurt.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
FROGRNssIvEs, PnANs.
FAtife o9 Party to Be Worked Out at
 st Louis Convention.

New York. March 12.-A perma- nint platform or working plans for tho future of tho party will be sub mitted to the progressive convention called to meet ct St. Louis on April 12. 13 and 14. A comtnittee on reso- lutions will meet at national head quarters here to receive suggestions.
 In making this announcement Ma thew Hale, acting chairman of the progressive national committee. says that overtufss have been made to republicans, democrats, so- ciAlists and representatives of other parties to discuss plans with the pro-. Gressives for the formation of .Ioague of liberals.'
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
WOMAN TOWN CLERK QUITS.

Pownal. Vermont. March 12.-Mrs. Mary F. Lampman. one of the few women town clerks in Vermont. who was first elected z6 years ago under . law permitting women to serve in this capacity. announced today that she would not be a candidate for re- election. Mrs. Lamp4nan has been in charge of the o1ice longer than the period indicates. for she took over the duties while her husband, elected in 1866, WIS clerk.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
TORNADO'S TOLL Is
 NOW PUT AT A
TVister Tears Down Homes for
 Eighteen Blocks

Newcastle, Ind, March 12.-The death list from the tornado which swept Newcastle yesterday afternoon
 was twenty-three early today and searchers were still digging in ths ruins for other victims A score or more persons were reported to be missing, while hospitals were crowd ed with several hundred patients suf- fering from more or less serious in- Juries According to the best es- timate obtainable. the. property. .dam- age will reach at least $1,O0O,0OO.
 One hundred homes were demol. ished and approximately 2,OOO. were damaged. Early today it was ap- parent that complete list Cf.. the dead and injured and the extent of the property damage could not ,, be- compiled for several days. A citixens' committee sworn in by Mayor wat kins patroiled the streets and guard Cd the wrecked homes until the ar rival of Indiana national guardsmen who were ordered here by Governor Goodrich. Factory Employcs Homeless.
 The tornado struck the city from the west after levelling the rolling mills of Blue River Valley. It swept through the entire width of the city from Sixth to Twenty-fifth streets. The first homes in the path of the twister were pfacticaly levelled to the ground after which the wind ap- parently raised slightly, taking the roofs from the houses from Tenth to Twentieth streets, where it again dropped. sweeping practically every house before 1t to Twenty fifth street. The greatest damage was done In the southern part of the city where. a great many factory employees reside. and several thousand were homeless Throughout the night.
 The death loss was sll in the south eastern part of the city, where the wind apparently. struck low.
 The tornado cut path from 300 to 500 feet in width throughout the city for ! distance of eighteen blocks. It entered the city limits near the southwest boundary line and worked lts way in zigxag manner north for two blocks and then east. It turned south near the eastern limits and left the city in southeasterly direction. Most of the dead were taken from homes that were completely demol- lshed. Many persons escaped injury by rushing into cellars as the storm struck the city
 The known dead number twenty four.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12

route which will take more time to
 reach the states. E Narobi. made famous as the land
 ing place of Theodore Roosevelt when on his recent trip to Africa, Is located only 3 short distance from Agenda where Mr. and Mrs. Knapp are sta toned. Mir. and Mrs. Knapp received their training at school Tn Hawley- ville which Is conducted by the Peo- pis's church in this city and this is their second term as missionaries. They became members of the band that received their start from the lo- cal church and have done wonderful work in training the heather in the ways of Chrjstianity and civilization. Their daughter has outgrown her strength and in order that she may will return tb their native home. Al the route from British East Africa n blocked 8 communication was sent to the members of the church and de- cision was reached whereby they were to be brought home regardless of cost If the girls health demanded. On the return trp the party will come from fEast Africa to Momeosa, down the ea9t coast and around the Cape of Good Hope to England. The last part of the journey through the war zone will De the most dangerous. Rev. Fredsrick Krisgef. also supported by the People church in Eaat Africa has recently returned home. pr. and Mrs. T. E. Mcpherson. Miss Mary GAmerts- fielder and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevens are the five other missionaries that are supported by the Peoples church n Africa.
 Lamp For New Church.
 Tn appreciation of his efkorts in the cause of temperAnc6. Rev. John J. Fitzgerald has been presented with . handsonae sanctuary lamp for the church of Bt John the EvanSeiist, by the Y. Y. I. A. and B. society. The society has also voted to permit the uss of ts nAme in the popularity con- test to be held 1t the church earnival In April. John !. Crsan has been Ap- pointed organist It the church.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
Red Cross to the Rescue.

Chicago, March 12.-A message re- ceived by the Red Cross here today from Mayor Watkins of Newcastle. Indiana. which was struck by tor nado yesterday, said that approxi- mately 400 homes had been destroyed or damaged and that many persons were in mead Of aid today.
 The Chicago Red Cross once start Cd . representative to the scene of the disaster to take charge there. He will arrive during the day.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12

Shreveport. La. 1GaKch 12.-Ths Cincinnati Nationals frst team de- feated the Shreveport Texas league club yesterday 2 to 0. The R4ds punched hits for six runs In the ninth inning. Hal Chase did not hit safely until the ninth inning.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
ADDITIONAL ORDER OF NOTICE Naximillian Louie

lkWOTExONxAN OlEXHAEE ON NVxYC8E, Aaximillian Louie
 VI
 Maria Louie
 New Haven County Superior Court N5. March z, 1917. @ Complaiut for Divorce. .or6sred---ThAt additional notice of the pend1ncy of the ComplAint in tho above entitled case be ,6iven by publianipx In the New Britain HAraid. - N1pater published in said Hart-
 Gan4y. once week for two 61 pses1eavsIy. bes1npings on or bqln6S tilp 1th day of Aarch. 1917
 Dy IT. C4nft,
 N1e1e0fsL II. AtJ0uR sf fzi AG1jat4nt Clerj ay
 Court. New HAvens C0uaty.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
NEW BRITAIN DAlLy HERALD MONDAY, MARCH F, ler7
EXHIBITION GAMES

F1etchers Hit Aids i'm Giants Victory
 -Matty's Reds Come Througi,-In-
 dians Win Without Speaker.
 Dallas, Tex, March 12.-A single to center in the ninth inning by Arr thur Fletcher brought victory to the Giants in their game with the Dallas Submarines here this afternoon. The final score was to 0.
 For. eight innings the pitchers for both sides were invincible. and tho batters. as a rule. went down i'm one, two. three order. The biggest crowd that has attended ball game in Dal- las in many day witnessed the bat tie. which was full of thrills from start to finish.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12

New Orleans, March 12.-The Cleveland Americans won the second exhibition game of the spring training series from the New Orleans South ern association team here yesterday. 4 to l. Iris Speaker Is expected to join Cleveland tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
CONGRESSMAN sun1owAY DEAD
Granite State Veteran Spent Twesstv-
 f,wn vna,.a 1r. yUna1.fn~xs,n sg

Gtdnite 6tate VeoeEAn 6Deeat IWe0tV.
 two Years in wasl1fngton. Washingtoii, March 12.--RsprAsAn- tAtive Cyrus Adams SujloWay. the veteran member of congress from the First New Hampshire district. died here late Saturday night of pheu- nonia. aked 7s years.
 MT. Suiloway's congresslonal lcedslati0n. He WAs born at Grafton, ". H.. was . lawyer and had served in every congress for the pest z2 years. except the 63rd. He was one of the most picturesque figures In tho house, and prided himself On bednS the tailest member.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12

Waco, Tex, March 12.-The Waco Navigators. champions of the Texas league. defeated the second team of the Giants here yesterday afternoon by the score of to ?.
 The homo team fully deserved the victory. for they outpiayed the New Workers in every point of the game. They hit the ball harder and moro timely and fielded much better and sharper. throwing two Giants out at the plate.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
llsas HIasslse c1lsich.


 < Titu annual bslsinSss meeting of the csdfOh will b6 held in the chapel to- ss11axfst It 7:10 o'clock.
 Tn4 Vg0men's Atd Aotisty viii Give r outr1f Y e:4o |. n. prscssdine the hut1 bu5arAse iNeettli4. ss 1foSp ! q the H0y Scouts will
 attx un Tu4sday It 7:16 o'clock and
 II eh11r Will .tAJA on birds. The 1ociAl dfsli teAm win meet Il J:4t D. n..
 E .ixfks Ass1e4&ion frsna the church slA ixb63esd to attend the annuAl
 5tlne oS the womSu's Baptast For - 1galntoaAty Conference of ths fitsdkd asS6e1ati0n which win be TIT n thx Bristol BAptist church r lNr14u~61Ay It 10:3N o'clock. q ckuroh nt6ht petvioe4 will be held &Aursday at 7:4s b'cleck. 4 1etfuni1g Fsiday in the church . 3lkAf6h Mosk1e9 Iuatitute will be S1taA for ths Baptist district in par Et1eu1Ar.
 The Church wos1kers' supper will EAe served on Saturday evening at 6
 ciook.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
CHURCH NEWS
south Congregational Church

N1"o
 6outh Congregational Church.
 There will be meeting of the Boy Scouts this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Inc Maternal asspcixttoH win have n Ill day sewing tne6ting in the in- eofest ef . union sery1cG It the First CAeetA at which PY0&01sor Edward F. =. John of Hartford seminary will speak.
 There will be . meeting of the World Wide club on Friday 1t 1 o'clock.
 On next Sunday morniug Na3or R. Morton. presidenk 1T ' sTuskege@ In- sttttte. Alabama and successor to Booker T. Washington. win speak tt the church. and the i2Alo quartet of the school will furnish the rnusic. The South church h greatly in- deets1 r. the a1ssA Abs1 0f the. various patriotic orders ih the church. UAy9htArs of the American Revolu-. tion, Sons Of the American Revolu- titp, Grand Army Of the Republic, Sons of Yeteraiis. and Veterans of thS 1nAhtah W&r. 1h4 have done . most greA4oae thina n preseptang tho church wseh . beaapeafuI slik nag. Tho 14G ls tke v4fy nn19t that is made. n sp aceordance W4th tho Sovernnent rA&dlaatono. and n snch as tue .goystn-. meat fessff ssDrcnNses for t1se on ships. and sn other ways. The. above frsts pttnt;nncd orkanizatioh is to be ctSditcd with the canfs.ing out of this hAppy ard lsudaAje tdea And to all the .:cnors the church aivcs most hearty thanks. a s f 1. S
 Trinity Afc4Hsti3sf Cssssrr1t.
 The ai,r,ani meeting and c,scticn ct ofs<e:.s | ',,c Nolneh'x 1Ion.c Ms fAts nft.rnOnn at 3o'clo4k.
 0n Ne,laesday 1venin6 at s o'clock the annua. nfretlnx and election of nflcer5 oe t1s4 Drotloflsood win be held.
 Mid d-wcex .servicaM will be held Thprsds; evening at 1:45 o'clock
 ChQtr rehearsal will be held on AFfiIay it 1::0 r. m.
 Mhe Foreign sewing school will held session o,i Saturday ct 3;3p o'clock.
 First Chuxch 0f Christ. Tine monthly round table for Sun- day schooi workers will be held to- nikht it t:15 o'clock and at that | titnA plans will be made for tho ex- hfhtt. '7ss rf0op of the Hoyl Scouts will meet l tnpikhf at 1:1k oselock.
 TiesdAy evening It ! o'clock the l C1n1er chnrch yoeng people will meet l n 1Ae 1tffjft 11leGlen.
 The aeesfens ef fho Campaign of l Nea13f0us Education will be held in ! tho church tht6uKh Thursday. N On Wednesday the Young Women's 1 n 1tJ1n nionasy eoceety win he en-- 4tttAinNd by Mrs. Raymond Healy at | Aer, home on. Vino street. Mrs. D. w. V1llianne will AAsist.
 A 1Seseiae of thu c1iri Scouts will | IT hold on "Wednesday 1t 5 p. m.
 The Bible class tor Armenian | wothen vfli meet Thursdiy afternopn
 | msosiHe ' q ths church. sewing 8eAooa wali bs hsSd ThursdAy It
 fs;er i Edwasa F. st. John ofl 14s1esd wAli s11Ak en .ATiae Function
 Kessua1as Ddueat1ors 1t the f d3eh nstAt ssfvic4 Thursday at 6Ak1Sck.
 1ts1av 1t o'ca6ck the Young s1lp6a's F69eaon Nl1siunAsy society I m Aayp - f4s Auests four young |, {A1e{S 4fen t1aA 0eh6ol of 1f116aonS in 1t11t34f1. wAe rsil Aell Of their own Ie5s1oet4 fn Tnrk1v.
 ls1stbAsaai will - held on 1NfeS4ay II 7:Se '. nj.
 7 sstks | H1tas DaSeise CAstch. TisU ainuai btlslness meeting of the ck4foh win .bs held in the chapel to-
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
sasssloanGis1 osu,siag Home.

]. IT. ana 1EsA ". F. Knapp. who s3ANA doS1e fhf1 1tonary work in African tas for tks paAt Asvsn years receiv- s(o AAancial atd from the Peoples fka1pA tA this citN are to return Eji nes st1sasas4 of the III health of thsir lSpftS S64-t6af:oId dAM9htSr. expehsAs k6B tAA f93arn trip and alseAdy about E110A hos h11n secured. When the &ehnuA UeWbGs learned Of thsir in-.
 nstos,A q f1tutn home they i4DtS
 Sak6Ax c6ntr1hnted $350 and U 6 ss
 a kui6S sery34o the rtnsinder q Fl -
 VI Aett At haaa Wss rAised. n e7 's a6a s(Asak expintee for . ttipr q G I'll Afe n1e n osea< 1us t1is state
 - ja ss rs4etsee s.tAat
 fx o6m$ 6y . nnexo round 9beut
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12

safe family medicine because it contains n llcch6 ots drugs but is all pure and wholesome noufshmeuE
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
sssuns.la Luai,sran Claurclh.

8 Cboir rehearsal will be held on
 sk6day svSaing.
 $ k6nteii setvicas win be held in the
 AA1a on WSAA11dAy evsntnt at 7:46
 ES3ck.
 1hA ty.foufth al1aiv4ttary of
 kA Sewtnt sodfstS win bs held on sAersday evening. Rev. .. m6rSn s ge1nkfissd vim deliver m aAdressl s. 31le thitd nnotion picturo entertain e1t cA sweden Today''' NiM bs siv-
 a yf1Gay and . talk will be delivered &1 1sav. pr. ohmAn in connection with
 bp pictures. 1hc program will be lief&At from the two previous ones gen tue same subject
New Britain herald., 1917-03-12
ssFather Jshn,s Mei;eine L Good for the Childrens
 Coushs and Co1s"
\ Xother Fl MIl < IT 1t
 Old TaGhioHed 1ssiily 1 elsdy.

Old TashioNsd 16IiiIy 1emsdy.
 In recent letter the n1oxher of ti,eso four healthy children S1yA sI ybayG teeile using Father Johnss Mediicsddns t0r the Int 2 five years and find. it. an exce1lek meditines, for the chiidren's coughs a1d colds. II snj e of my four Fhildren hsve sa cold q eou1 Medicine and within . few days they m relieved F have reconlnaended FafheT John's to many of ny 1kiends md McG4 not be without it. (Sitned) Mra Et Halmboldt, 2or Elm St., AstOfia, F sss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
Wazne z Trojcowa.

Wszystkie panic, kt6re pracuja ola
Armii Polskiej ma Tr6jcowie, proszo-
ne SO ma posiedzenie kt6re odbedzie sic
W poniedzialek o godzinie drugiej po-
poludniu w starej szkole ma drugiem
pietrze w celu om6wienia dalszej piracy.
Zebrania tego komitetu odbywac sic
beda stale W kazdy poniedzialek popo-
ludniu, beda rozdawane sly
cha i wiazania. Z~apraszamy wszystkie
panic, kt6re maja trOche wolnego CA
su, azeby dopomogly nam w tel pra-
CIV, DO niema DUO czasu do namysiu,
a zima juz "a progiem. Wszystkie vice
panic chetne do piracy jak najusilniej,
ma to posiedzenie zapraszamy.
Maya MySliwiec,
sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Prawtr kn4dy IekarB poIFkI staIs o.
isch pzIENNTKX cmCAGosKIE0o
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Kalendarz Zadarmo.

Jezeli pragniesz mice w swym
piekny kalendarz ma rok
191Sty, udaj sic do najblizszej ap-
text i zapytaj sig o Severy Polski
kalendarz, poniewaz teraz jest
luz rozdawanym. Zawiera on
wszystkie ~waznicjsze informacye
tyczace sic SWAT, przepowiedni
powietrza / inne wiadomoSci ka-
le~ndarzowe, a w dodatku jest a
opatrzony W pouczajace uwagi o
zachowaniu zdrowia i zajmujace
opisy rozmaitej tresci. Postaraj
sic o ten bezp}atny kalendarz "a
raz W apiece, albo pisz o nadesia-
ME, adresujac: w. F. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Ogf.)
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z HELENOWA.

Obch6d Listopadowy polaczony 2
wiecem ma rzecz Armii Polskiej, W
sail parafialnej Helenowa, PREY Au-
gusta ul. i Western ave-, jutro o go
dzinie $3.50 popoludniu urzadza Gmi-
ma mr.. 81 z. n. P, wsp6lnie z Klu-
benz Kazimierza Wielkiego PREY pa
rafii Sw. Heleny. Ma Obchodzie pre-
mawiat beda - rektor Kollegium
Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, ks. W1ady--
siaw Zapala, C. R., proboszcz Hele-
nova, ks. P. Pyterek i p. Jan We'd
da. Opr6cz NOW ma programme znaJ-
duja sic Spiewy, deklamacye i mu-
zyka.
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I WQjNY!
co SIZE DzIEJE w RosYI7
Haparanda, 1. grudnia. - Ma

H~aparanoa, 1. gruunld' - ND
xymaliSci doszli do porozumienia
z minimalistami ! socyai-rewolu-
cyonistami i wspotnie utworzyli
nowy rad w Rosy, ktory obalii
rzady Lenin-T rockij. Utworzono
Rade Ludowa re stu czionkow
organizacyi Robociarzy i Zo4nie-
rzy, stu representative rolnicze-
60 stanu, jedenastu przedstawi-
cieli armii i floty, 55ciu przedsta-
wicieli przemysiu i handful i l5tu
przedstawicieli kolejowej branzy.
Jakim jest skiad nowego gabinetu
ministeryalnego ME wiadomo
narazie. So wiadomoSci, IL we
Wlodzimierzu (nie wiadomo BIZ
zej - kt6rym) zostai aresztowa-
ny dawniejszy premier Alexander
Kierenskij... WSrod dokumen-
tow o tajnych traktatach dyplo--
matycznych, publikowanych teraz
W Rosy - W mySl idei wolnoSci
otwartej diplomacy a zniesienia
tainych traktatow - opubliko--
wano akt, stwierdzajacy, IL mic
dry Aliantami istniaio porozu-
mienie, ma mocy kt6rego pc VOL
ME miaiy Wlochy otrzymac Tren
tino, Tryest, Dalmacye, lstrye,
Geese wysp greckich i posiad}oSci
pewne W Ma}ej Azyi Afryce...
Wreszcie mia}o bye porozumienie
ME dopuszczajace wzajem do uz-
mania jakichkolwiek prob pokojo-
wych czynionych przez Papieza.
z RADY WOJENNEJ ALLAN
TOW.
Paryz, /. grudnia. - w Wer-
salu odbywaja sic sesye Rady
Wojennej, w ktorej uczestniczy
ogolem 80 czionkow, lecz maj
wyzsza rada schodzi sic ma kon-
ferencye dis, a naleza do niej:
premier Anglii Lloyd-G gorge,
premier Francyi Clemenceau,
premier wloski Orlando, general
francuski Foch, general angielski
Wilson, general wloski Cadorna,
puSkownik amerykahski House i
amerykanski general Bliss. Spo-
dziewac sic nalezy, IL amerykah-
soy przedstawiciele. wplyw wielki
wywra ma tok rad i spraw. Maj
wazniejsze sprawy pozostaJace
do zaiatwienia So - stanowisko
Rosyi, kwestya neutrainosci
Szwajcaryi, oraz pomoc W}o-
chom. Podobno juz dosz}a Rada
do porozumienia jak wspolnie IL
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DZIsIAJ KONCERT CH0RU BRACI
DE RESZKE.

Choir Braci de Reszke urZadza
wielki koncert W sail Walsha, r6g
Noble i Emma ulic, dzisiaj o godzi'
ME 1880 wieczorem. Polowe czyste-
go dochodu koncertu przeznaczono
ma rzecz Armii Polskiej we Francyi.
Choir Braci de Reszke z ostatn1ego
koncertu z dnia 24go kwietnia, r.
1916 ofiarowal caly doch6d ma g}od-
nych W Polsce W sumie $125. Pienia-
DE przeslano ma rece Wydzialu Me
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

podleglosciowego PREY Dwiazku n. p.
Choir ten choc ME dal wiele, lecz
dal wszsytko CO mial W kasie, gdyz
tam potrzeba wielka, a tn rade sic
da. Obecnie jest naszym obowiaz--
klein wspieraG wszystko co by mo-
Clio dopm6dz do wywalczenia naszej
acknowledgement: / ot6z dzisiaj, W dniu
W kt6rym Choir nasz obchodzi sta
rocznice zaiozenia prosi Szan. Polo
ME o jak najliczniejszy udzia( W
%koncercie.
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z %KENSINGTON, ILL.
Ola Swietej Sprawy!
Ma Vice, ma Wsp6lny Vice!

w 0l6uLIolS IL 3 SIuuiilo uV o"ih Oo'
j. Stanczyka EOS E. lis utica.
Wr0g w Europe zrabowa{ i znisz-
cyl wszystko, ~wymordowai, Tub uwie-
zil tych, CO SMELL stanac W obronie
ludzkoSci / praw narodu. Zamkna} u
sta ma wieki tym, kt0rzy OSmielili sic
aadat sprawiedliwoSci, a zamknqf i'm
je s~zubienica Tub rozstrzelaniem. Bracia
nasi W Europe ME moga sic upomniec
O wolnoSc drogiej nam Ojczyzny. Lecz
my tn wolni i b%ezpieczni. Dzieci We'll
kiego Narodu, zejdzmy sic ma Vice
jak jeden i naradzmy sic W jaki spo-
sob najpredzej mozemy ujrzec Ojczy-
zne nasza Polske wolna i n~iepodlegia.
A zatem Bracia wszyscy jak jcden,
niechaj nikogo ME braknie, stawcie sic
W niedziele w sail wyzej w~ymienionej.
Komitet Obywatelski.
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trzymywac jehcow, ktorych jest
juz ponad p6itora miliona, a kto-
rzy So straszliwym ciezarem ma
budzecie zywnoSciowym: jakim
Jest Srodek zaradczy przeciw te--
mu ciezarowi - ME wiadomo ma
razie-
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KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, 2 grudnia: Niedziela 1 Adj
wentu. - Sw. Bibiany p. / N.
Pojutrze, 3 grudnia: Sw. Lucyusza
ks. / wynn. - Sw. Bizyna. Sw. Soil,
pust. = Sw. Franciszka Ksawerego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
z ANGLII.

Londyn, 1. grudnia. - Wysta-
picnic Lansdowne'a Z projektem
jego pacyfistycznym wywo}afo W
calej Anglii wielkie wzburzenie:
rie bez tego, IL znaczna jest licz-
ba zwolennikow stanowiska zaje-
togo przez Lansdowne'a a, lecz O.
gol W Anglii oburzony jest, a ca
Ia prasa ostro krytykuje otwarty
list pacyfistycznego polityka. Ma
kilku najpowazniejszych zebra
mach omawiano w~yStapienie
Lansdowne'a bardzo ostro -
lord Cecil wyrazil sic re jest maj
zupelniej odosobniony W swojej
opinii, Bonar-Law nazwa} jego
list kleska ola sprawy alianckiej,
a Gala prasa wskazuje, IL list 6w
wywolal olbrzymie wybuchy ra-
dosci w Niemczech, CO najlepiel
okreSla jego wartosc ola Anglii /
Aliantow. Ma zebraniu unioni-
stow partly uchwalono jednogios-
ME rezolucye potepiajace list
Lansdowne'a. List ten - jak
wczorajsze telegramy doniosly,
polecaf przyjecie pewnych punk
tow zasadniczych, ktoreby ulat-
WHY zblizenia pokojowe: jak
zrzeczenie sic zaborczych tenden-
cyl, zniszczenia niemieckicj pote-
gi, handlu niemieckiego bojko--
tenn alianckim, oraz uznania VOL
nosci morz i polubownych sQdow
miedzynarodowych.
z
Haga, /. grudnia. - Krolowa
Wilhelmina podpisa}a uchwaic
parlamentarna reformy prawa
wyborczego, nadajaca gios kobic-
tom.
z JAPONII.
Toxic, 1. grudnia. - Mikado
Yoszihito przyjai ma audyencyi
w~isehrabiego Iszi, ktory mt zio-
zyl rapport z misyi japohskiej do
Stanow Zjedn., pc odebraniu kto-
rego Mikado przeslai prezydento-
WI Wilsonowi telegraficzne po-
dziekowanie "a wspaniaie misyi
owej przyjecie.
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Jutro o godzinie $50 rano W ko-
sciele sw. Heleny odprawiona bedzie
Msza sw. ma intencye Wolnej 1 Me
podleglej Polski. Ma Msze in gremio