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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19

carry out any of the provisions Of
this act; and it shall be good de-
fense to any civil suit or criminal
prosecution against any officer or
other person that the acts complain
ed of were committed by him while
acting in good faith either with or
without process of law, in enforcing
or attempting to enforce or carry out
provisions fthis act.
Section 27. MUNICIPALITY MAY
ENACT.-Any municipality may en-
act ordinances in conformity with the
provisions of this act.
Section 2s. ACT IN FoRCE.-This
act and every section thereof, shall
become operative and be in full force
and effect from and after the first
day of January, A. d. 1916. All acts
and parts of acts in conflict with this
act are hereby repealed, said repeals
to become effective from and after
January LIST, 1916.
Section 30. UNCONSTITUTION-
AL SECTIONS. - If any section,
ub-section, sentence, clause or phrase
of this act is for any reason held to
be unconstitutional, such decision
shall not affect the validity of the re-
manning portions of this act. The
General Assembly hereby declares it
would have passed the act and each
section, subsection, sentence, clause
and phrase thereof, irrespective of
the fact that any one or more sec
tions, sub-sections, sentences, clauses
or phrases be declared unconstitu-
tional.
Section 30 FOR IMMEDIATE
PRESERVATION.-The General AS
sembly hereby finds, determines and
declares that this act and each and
every sentence, phrase, clause and
subsection thereof, is necessary for
the immediate preservation of the
public peace, health and safety.
Section 81. In the opinion of the
General Assembly an emergency ex-
lists; therefore, this act shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after
its passage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19

I "a ~ NJ "a Ea III -
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
DENVER SHOOTING FATAL TO .

DENVER, April 16. - Max Lazul1
shot Sava Alshenko, himself and his
wife, Christina Lazuk when he found
his wife with Alshenko in the Lazul,
home. Both men were so seriously in
jured they cannot recover. The wom-
an will probably survive. bazuk was
common laborer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19
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BRITISH CAPTURE
LENS AND NILLARET

PARIS, April 16 - Violent artil-
lery firing along the whole French
front with vigorous French offensive
and raids at half dozen places pen
etrating the German lines, is reported
in today's official statement.
LONDON, April l6. - In face of
the fiercest opposition yet encounter
ed, Haig is battering his way furth-
er, following the capture of Lens last
night. The capture of Villaret is
widening the wedge five miles today.
Many guns and a large quantity of
ammunition has been taken.
BERLIN, April 16 The repulse
of more British attacks was announc-
ed in today's official statement which
said. "'rhe British were repulsed on
the northern bank of the Scarpe,
northeast of Croissille, also at Lag
nicourt and Brousies."
- - - ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-04-19

N ra n p p FL Fl II.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

double box plalt at the back. forming
panel. and has straight. loose front.
A belt starting at each side Of the
panel In the hack, buttons In front
and confines the coat very little. to
form long waistline. A big, fat but
ton, covered with cloth, Is sewed on
each side Of the panel at the term.na-
tions Of the belt at the back.
A wide cape collar and turned-back
cuffs have, for decoration, parallel
rows of fine silk cord that simulate
machine stitching. On the collar each
row terminates In small bone button.
Saddle-bag pockets are stitched to the
coat and each has q turnover flap
with the edge decorated with simu-
lated machine stitching. The collar
may be brought up and buttoned about
the throat If needed. The designing
of this model shows excellent judg-
men In the selection Of materials and
style-features Of the season, and In
their management. The coat is attrac-
tive and practical for general wear a.
well as MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

In those sections OF this country
where the greatest amount Of money
is spent on clothing, the top-coat Is
needed nearly all the year round.
Therefore 1t taxes the resourceful-
ness Of manufacturers and costumers
to provide new and interesting fea-
lures In its design. Up to the last Of
May the separate coat is a necessity.
and Its usefulness Is extended through
the summer months for those who 60
to mountains or seashore. fn
The best models shown recently are
In plain weaves and solid colors. Col
ors include gold-mustard, brown. blue,
black, plum and green In the beauti-
full tones Of this season and the tans
which are always good. Nothing hand
somer than coats Of covert cloth have
appeared, but the likeing for soft,
glove-fnished surfaces puts the coat
OF this material somewhat In the back
ground; nevertheless 1t is a good buy.
The coat In the picture Is of wool
veiorr and is shown In several colors.
1t h' ngs in straight lines with wide
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

of the camp. He watered the ashes Of
the fire, gathered up the telltale scraps
OF paper and fragments Of food, and
then when the place suited him fell to
examining his rife.
Alaire watched him with interest.
"Where shall I CO." she asked. "and
what shall I doi"
You just pick out good cover be-
yond the water hole and stay there,
maam. II may be long wait. Tor
something may have happened. IL 50,
we'll have to lie close. And don't wor-
ry yourself none, ma'am; he won't
make no trouble"
With the sunset the water hole lay
sleeping.
Alalre'h retreat was far from CON-
Portable; there was an ants nest some
where near her and she thought of
moving; but suddenly her breath
caught and her heart jumped uncon-
!rolably. She crouched lower. for d.
rectly opposite her position, and out
lined against the sky where the sharp
ridge cut 1t, was the figure Of a
mounted man. She was conscious that
keen and hostile pair of eyes was
searching the coyerts surrounding the
charc0.
Then, as silently as 1t had appeared.
the apparition vanished beyond the
ridge. Alaire lay close, as she had
been directed, praying that the horse
man had been warned but shortly she
heard again the rustic of stifi
branches, and out into the opening rode
a Mexican. He was astride a wiry
gray pony, and In the strong twilight
Alalre could see his every feature-the
swarthy cheeks. the rowing eyes be-
meath the black felt hat. A carbine
lay across his saddle horn. laria,
was colled beside his leg, a cartridge
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

Here is one Of those pretty frocks
of embroidered swiss-organdie In which
little misses look SO fairylike. This
crisp and very sheer material is made
In wide flouncings that make them
particularly well suited to little girls
dresses, The simpler and finer the
embroidery the better 1t is for chill
dren's wear and. In the little dress pic
tured, there is merely a scalloped
edge with small flower sprays In the
scallops.
Fine, narrow val edging or dainty
homemade laces are used for finish
ing neck and sleeves In these frocks.
Nine times out Of ten val lace Is chos-
en- for trimming the sheer petticoats
that must be worn under them to get
the best effects. Batiste and organdie
skirts are made In exactly the same
length as the dress skirt and often
two petticoats are Joined to one body
made of a heavier material.
The little frock illustrated is made
with a long waist set onto a short
yoke. Lengthwise strips. with seal
loped edges brought together, form the
back and front Of the waist. The
sleeves are pointed flounces Of the or.
candle, edged with val lace. Two
nounces make the short skirt which
barely covers the knees. They are full
and gathered with narrow band that
Joins waist and skirt.
There is just one way to put the best
Of all finishing touches to a little
dress Of this kind, and that is by pro-
viding 1t with the right kind Of girdle.
4 wide. soft ribbon In pale pink was
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

belt circled his waist. There was
something familiar about the fellow,
but at the moment Alaire could not
determine what 1t was.
After one swift appralslng glance
the newcomer rode straight to the
verge of the water hole and dIsmount.
ed; then he and his horse drank side
by side.
1t was the moment for complete
and effective surprise, but nothing
happened. Why didn't Law actl Alaire
bent low, straining eyes and ears, but
no command came from the Ranger.
Then, as II In answer to her perplex-
lty, a second horseman appeared. and
the woman realized how simply she
had been fooled.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10
Ito re coNTINUED.1
The Bishops Rlnu.

Bishop Russell Wakefield of Blr.
mingham, has a ring with a curious
history. 1t is reminder of the war,
and of the wanton destruction Of the
beautiful cathedral of Reims. Some
months ago he was allowed to visit
the cathedral shortly after lombard
ment. Colored glass from the famous
windows and broken fragments Of the
richly-ornate stonework lay among the
debris. The bishop picked up some
scraps OF stained glass, Of pure ruby
and sapphire color, and he has had
small portions mounted In new epls-
copal finger ring. He regards 1t as one
OF his most interesting souvenirs.-
London Tlt-Bits.
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lA. 2za.A
4 Il
A Trim Figure.

The girl who is not necessarily stout
but who delights in the low-cut or CIR
dle-top corsets will find the following
hint saving on brassleres. She can
sew into the top Of her corset piece
Of stout linen lace-torchon or imita.
ton cluny will answer. 1t should be
darted as closely as possible and a
casing allowed for tape or ribbon at
the top If the lace is not open enough
OF itself. When this addition to the
corset is drawn up tightly 1t acts as
bust support and insures against the
showing of the corset line, SO ugly un-
der thin blouses and frocks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10
CHAPTER III.
What Happened at the Water Hole.

What Happened at the Water Hole.
The newcomers exchanged word
or two In Spanish, then the second
rider flung himself from his saddle and
made for the water. He was lying
prone and drinking deeply when out Of
nowhere came sharp command.
Olga Hands up. both of you'll"
The first arrival jumped as IL u rat
tlesnake had buzzed at his back, the
second leaped to his feet with an oath.
Drop your gun, companero
Both Mexieans cried, as II at cue,
who speaks7"
"a Ranger"
The fellow Law had addressed let
fall his rife; two pairs of dark hands
rose slowly. Then the Ranger went on
In Spanish:
"Anto, lower your left hand and un-
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10
His Fatal oyeralaht.

He proposed to her by mail, and BY
letter she replied; he read her brief
refusal, then committed suicide. Alas
he'd be alive today, and she a happy
bride. had he but read the postscript,
psnned on the other sida
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

used for the girdle pictured and In
stead Of bow at the back. a rosette
shows of the luster and lovely color to
perfection. The same ribbon IL used
for the piquant hair bow that is poised
like a big butterfy-on the head.
White socks and black patent leather
slippers finish up toilet In Yhish
any mother Is warranted In Il ,bg
pride.
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Porto Hlcan Work on sIlppers

rorto hicsh work on slippers.
A new idea for boudoir sllppers ia
to have them Of Porto Rican embrold.
cred linen, upon which the lineS
threads have been drawn 30 a. To
leave pansy pattern.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10
THE RANGER SHOWS WHAT A DESPERATE MAN HE IS
WHEN PROVOKED TO VIOLENT ACTION

Mrs Ae Austin handsome maron gets lost In the
allday struggle little
OF David Law officer hunting Mexican murderer
her there She
interesting character.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-05-10

David Laws action In killing
the Mexican has q more sIonln.
cant effect on the rangers career
and on that Of Mrs. Austin than
either Of them can possibly fore.
see. Read the next instaIIment.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-14
(Ciag dalszy),

l gdyby sic jakimS tratcm O.
stal do mpanstwowoSci / wolno-
sci polskicj pred napadcm maj
charakterystyczniej zbojeckim, to
Polska &c swa konstytucya, mai,
liberalniajsza ma owe easy W Eu-
1opie, wyprzedaj2ca niewieIe CO
do czasu nawct rewolucya fran
cuska, &c SVEN uwlasnowolnle'
MEM ludu, powszechna nauka
szkolna, szcrokq ~tolerancya relI-
gina, znalaziaby sic odrazu W
pierwszym szeregu pochodu Po-
stepczego cywilizowanych ludlow
Europy ! oszczedzilaby jej mai
mroczniejszych kart history vie
ku XIX-go. wylegfych z "dobro-
sasiedzkich" stosunkow utuczo-
nyoh na polskim zerze Niemlec
Rosy. Stosunki te Pozwolily Po-
erszyc 0ba kraje wiasne W okres
najczarniejszej reakcyi, Europe
zas zamienily W goraczkowo zbro
;acy sic ob6z, mad ktorym nieu-
stannie wisiala zmora hegemonii
pieSci opancerzonej. Prey ist-
hienir Po1ski niezawislej, Prusy
tspewus niebylyby zagarneiy
IBERIA Cesarstwa Niemieckiego -
k9uchy Bbrojne wiesvu XIX, skie-
EoEa6sN f nwlasnOwolnienia lu-
dow ujarzmionych, miaiyby pred
SODA zadanie o wiele latwiejSze.
Wegry nietylko ME sPotkalyby
sic z pomoca, udzielon9 AUstry'
przez Rosye, lecz znalazfszy ME
wstpliwego sojusznika W PolSce
wywaIczylyby niechybna nieza
wissoSc, przySpieszajac tenn i {
derwanie cd Austryi niezawi
sfych Czech. Siowem, do po-
ezatt1M uXX-go, be- tel ME
siychanej W. dziejach i nastep-
stwach ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wojny,
gl6wne postawione dis sobie
przez koalicye cele wolnoSciowe
tylyby juz dopiete. Bye mozc
- i karta Europy wygladaiaby
mniej wiecej tax wiasnie, jak ia
mice dis chce koalicya, cena ivy
ciestwa mad wrogiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-14
Ruch " TOWarzystWach.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. i'm. y. Wine. B~arzynskie-
go odbedzie przedroczne posiedze-
ME dzisiaj wieczorem, o godzinie 8
W hall zwyklych %pOsiedzen. kazdy
czlonek powinien by Cobecny, BIO be-
dzei obierana nova administracya ma
rok 1918, zarazem beda omawiane
inne wazne sprawy. Uprasza sic by
kazdy czionek oddal k~siazeczke XVII
iowa kt6ra zostanie do obrachunku
rocznego. Ia nieobecnoSC kara 81. -
Fran. Czonstka, pref; Fran. S. ~
wicki, sekr.p rot, 1927 Newton III.
- Bractwo Mlodz. sw. Jozefa. -,
Wszyscy czlonkowie tegoz BractWa
maia bye obecni ma konferencyi dis
wieczorem W dolnyn. kosciele o godz.
$50. Jutro beda mieli spowiedz a W
niedziele przystapia ~wsp6lnie do ko-
munii Sw. - Zarzad G}6wny.
Tow. sw. Stanislawa X. mr.. $50
lied. P. R. X. odbeGzie przedroczne
~posiedzenie dis wieczorem, W all
Klubu rad. KoSciusLki. Wybor ad-
ministracyi i inne wazne sprawy do
zaIatwienia. Ia nieobecnoSG kara. -
DR.. Jan l. SSH rpez; .saecmfwyp
DR.. Jan Liss, pref; Kaz. Wilczewskl,
sekr: prot.
II MARYANOWA.
Macierz Polska oddziaf my
| Sw. Alojzego odbedzie pr~zedroczne
p~osiedzenie dzisiai wieczorem, o 60
dz;nie DOL do 6smci, " sail zwyk'ych
posiedzen. Wszyscy czlonkowie po--
winni byc obecni, poniewaz odbeda
sic nominacye i wyb6r urzednlKo"
ma rok 1918. Kazdy cz}onek powl--
nien ~nrzvnieSC re SODA ksiazke XVII
| iowa do obrachunku rocznego' - l.
Malinger, wiceprez.; FIR. JankoWskl'
sekr. prot, 1874 Blackhawk III.
II KANTOWA.
-Tow. IS. APP. P;otra i Pawia mr.
469 lied. przystspi do spowiedZl ad-
wentowei, W piatek i sobote, l4go l
15go grudnia, a w~niedziele ran o
podzinie $50 do Komunii sw' -
Kazdv czlonek ma sic stawit o godz'
5tei rano, do sail zwykfych posie-
dzen, skad wyruszymy do kosc;ota
Przypominam. re po~siedzenie pred
roczne naszego TOW. odbedzie sic we
wtorek. dnia 1890 grudnia, o godzi-
ME $50 wicczorem. W sail zwykiych
posiedzeh. Kazdy czionek jest ooo-
w;azanv przybyt ma to posiedzenle'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-14
Bolesfaw Matuszewski.
POLSKA
iako czynnik zasadniczy R6wnOWagi
EurOpejskiej.

Jest to w kazdym razle bardzo
prawdopodobnem, DO wynika z "a
lozenia, re rownowaga europej-
ska ME byiaby przez rozbior Pol
ski pekia, a utrzymujac sic przez
caiy wick XIX-ty, byIaby ksztai-
towaia bieg zaSadniczych wypad-
kow historycznych w kierunku
ME innym, jak wlozonych w Ca
Ia spoleczno-polityczna kulture
Zachodu hasei HUMANKIND, 4 "a
razem postepu idei wyzwoienczo-
wolnoSciowej W stosunku dc lu-
dow ujarzmionych.
Ale ami rozbior, ami Golgota
niewoli, ME zabily Polski, ME fla
ma}y jej ducha i ME powstrzy-
maly jej odrodzenia. Owszem,
ten Ouch sic pog}ebil, wysubtel-
nil W cierpieniu i nieziomny -
sto lat prezyl bia}e skrzydia
swych orIow w strone wszelkieJ
! tel waikiki O wolnoSc, jaka -
krwia ojcow spada dziedzictwem
ma syna", jaka ,,sto razy wrogow
zdlawiona potega sto razy
wSkrzesza"
| Vice dis Europa, przywraca-
jac do zycia taxi OTTO czynnik
swej zatraconej rownowagi poll
tycznej, wklada W niego wartoSt,
] jakiej ME miaia W SVEN rozpo-
rzadzeniu przedtem nigdy, row
movable swei nadaje najczystszy,
najdonioSlejszy, najg}ebszy
dzwiek wielkiego dzwonu swo-
body ludlow. 30 ME mety spo-
row i wahan i szamotan sic mdle-
| jacege Cd chwilowego uplywu
si} ducha polskiego, ME mety,
ktore siegaja zaledwie stop pow
stajacej do zycia matki bolejacej,
znacR te droge przeSwietlona,
szerokim hejnalem odrodzenia
nabrzmialq, jaka pojdzie, zachwy
ciwszy tchu wolnego mysl twor-
CA polska, oznacza Switajacy
pierwszy dzien roboczy ludu pol
skiego. Dose zapiodnic ma VOL
nym, rodzimym gruncic tie ziar-
ma, jake juz W skrytych podzlc-
mach niewoli byly iodine wy
dawac plon pozywny / obfity, by
Polska ~przywrociia sobie nietyl'
ko rentownoSG dobrze zagoSpo-
darowanego folwarku, ale i pro-
mieniowanie szerokie swych o.
gnisk kultury.
Polska wiec, wchoIzac nano-
wo w rodzine ludlow europej-
skich, wnosi w MIA swoj wklad
swoisty i ccnny, zapeinia w Gallo
ksztalcic cywilizacyi Puste micj-
see takiego wysubtclnienia pod
riesicnia mySli i ~uczucia, jake
csiaga ten tylko, kto 9rzebyi maj
ciezszq Golgote ducha, i ten tyl-
ko, kto wstapii ma jcj droge juz
zrownany duchowo &c szczytaml
cywilizacyi, sobic spoiczesnej.
Vice tylko ! jedyny narod pol
ski.
Polska najmniej jest sklonna
-ozumiec, re niezawiSloSc spasc
ma MIA Wilma, jake dar, re zwro-
Genie jej wolnosci jest obowi2z-
klein Europy be- ekwiwalentu
w postaci obowiazku Polski wo-
bee Europy.
Swoj obowiazek znamy i CIV
nimy mu zadoSc przez caiy Gas
wojny bez szemrania. l byn"j-
mniej ME ogranjczamy go bier
mem poddaniem sic ~~szystkinl
skutkom i okropnoScia tego, &c
akcya wojenna toczyla sic pre-
waznie ma ziemiach naszych. Ro-
~zumiemy wage roll czynneJ i ia
zymy do niej, ME cofajac sic
pred wszelka ofiara krwi.
Idea zorganizowania armii pol
skiej po stronie koalicyi zrodziia
sic zaraz pc wybuchu wojny, a
lie ia stiumii Rad carski.
Wraz re zwyciestwem w Ro-
eyi rewo1ucyi idea IA odZyia /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-14


Polakow giosowi wodzow wojsk
wlasnych, ktorzy cd poczatku
wojny doskonale zdaja sobie spra
we Z wagi armii polskiej ! sta
lie popieraja jej idee, Rad lynn
czasowy, u~chylajac sic Cd wy
dzielenia wszystkich Polakow z
wojsk rosyjskich i rozwiniecia
polskich sill bojowych do rozmia-
row potezncj armii - zezwolit
ia osobny korpus polski. Mic
watpliwie gdyby koalicya, uSwia-
damiajac sobie wage i cene czyn-
nego udziaiu wojska polskiego w
walce z Nicmcami, - wytworzy.
Ia ola ~istnicnia takie2o wojska
niezbedne warunki materyalne,
- to stan rzcczy ma froncie
Wschodnim ~jeszcze dis przybrac
by mogi obr6t calkiem inny. O.
siabiony i zdzicsiatkowany wrog
ME znalazlby juz W sobie dose
sill, by sic oprzec natarciu pol
skiemu w kierunku odebrania Z
rak niemieckich ziemi ojczystej.
Polska rozumie, re o lie dis
jeszcze ziozy dowod realny swej
w~artoSci W akcyi, ~przywracaja-
cej r6wnowage europejska. CLOS
jej ma kongresie pokoju zdwoi
swoja wazkoSc,
I Polacy, by dopiat tego, czy-
MIA wszystko, co NIGGA czego
zaS ME NIGGA ! co moze koali-
eva, z uczynieniem zadoSc temu
ME wolno zwlekac juz ami chwi-
Ii.
Armia polska powstat moze,
wiec powstat powinna chocby
dlatego, re roll, jaka jej w teJ
walce przypada armia rosyJ-
ska ami podjqc ami sprostat juz
lie zdola.
Obleczenie w zywe cialo idei
armii polskiej ola mas Polakow,
jak i ola Europy, potrzeoul4cej
W imie rownowagi polityCznej sill,
nego ! spoistego ~pahstwa polskle-
60, niezbedne jest i Z innego je-
szcze powodu. Polska upadiA
przez niezgode, szamotanie sic l
rozdarcie wewnetrzne, tax zupei-
ME, jak stacza sic dis XII upad-
kowi Rosya. | w ObecneJ lesz-
cze chwili wszystkie silly narodu
naszego ME So zestrzelone re So
ba tax jednolicie. jak tego polo
zenie ! interes narodowy wyma.
ga. I Jest jedno iodine skupic do
kola siebie wszystkie kierunki
mysli ! piracy naszej, i tenn jed
mem Jest wlaSnic arnlia polska.
L chwila, kiedy wskrzeSnie w
swym caloksztalcie, jake wyraz 81
" i wolf narodu, wskrzeSnic Pol
ska iednolita ! jedyncmu haslu:
walce z Niemcami, posluszna. To
koalicya Wilma uprzytomnlc So
bic i wyciagnat Z tego wszystkle
wnioski nalcznc.
". ..
Jest jcdna strona ducha pol
skiego, kt6ra historyozofia car
ska starala sic najbardzicj usll-
nic sfa}szowac i zohydzic w o.
each i narodu rosyjskiego, / ca
lego swiata. Strona ia, dzieki
pog}ebieniu dis idci dcmokra-
tycznej, stale sic godna uwagl
szczegolnej.
lest to rzekomy arystokratyzm,
rzckomc tendencye antydemokra-
tvczne inteligcncyi polskiej. Pol
ska juz pred konstytucya 500
maja byia rzeczPospolita kon-
stytucyjna, Z gwarancyami Swo-
bod bardzo szerokich, byla jednak
rzeczpospolita arystokratyczn2'
g ~Scislej oligarchiczno-mozno-
wladcza. w pahstwowoSci pol
skiej kl6cily sic dwie wyklucza-
lace sic wzajem zasady, a pre-
waga jednej L Mich, o~llgarchicz-
nej. coraz mniej odpowiadajac
duchowi narodu i czasu, wywoiy-
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Wszystkim krewnym l zna!o-
mvm donosimy to smutna VIA
domosc IL najukochanszy MAJ
moi i ojciec nasz
S. +.
Aleksander Oparka
cz}onek Dworu Sw. Jacka mr..
1877 Z. K. L., Macierzy Pol
skiei oddzialu 40go Sw. Ludwl-
ka. cz{onek Klubu Obywatel-
skiego Tadeusza KoSciuszkl W
par. Sw. Waciawa, pc hrotkleJ,
lecz ciezkiej chorobie pozegnaf
sic ztym swiatem, o~patrzony sW.
Sakramentami, dnia 1890 CRU
dnia, o godzinie Sci pc p64nocy,
przezywszy lat 81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W po-
niedziaiek, dnia 17go bm.. o 60
dzinie pol do 10tej rano, z do
mu za}oby pnr. S342 N. Hamlin
ave., do koScioia sw. Wacfawa'
a stamtad ma cmentarz sw. VOL
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzenf:
Stefania Oparka, z domu Ro-
kosz. IONA: Helena, Stanislaw 1
Edmund, dzieci; Jan, brat; To-
masz | Jadwiga RokosZ, tescio-
vie; wraz zcala rodzina.
Pogrzeb automobilami. Is
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poniewaz odbedzie sic wyb6r urzed-
nik0w ma r. 1918. Kazdy czionek po-
winien przynieSG ksiazke asesmen-
iowa i zaplacic sw6j dug, poniewaz
ksiazki beda oddane W rece komite-
tn rachowania ksiazek. - .Tomasz
Podraza, prezes; Michaf Augustyn,
sekl. prot, 1920 w. Huron III.