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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-02
2ODE, MANY HURT
IN WESTERN STORM
Tornado Sweeps Sections Of
-Four States.
OKLAHOMA TOWNS HARD HIT
-Four Hundred Residences Wiped
Out at COGsyVille, Kan.

KANSAS CITY. No.. June 2.-Ai
least twenty persons are known e
have been killed and scores injured
in the tornado which swept eastern
Kansas, western Missouri, and parts
Of Oklahoma and Arkansas last night
At coaIgats and DRAKE. Okla. nftsen
deaths are reported At olathe. Kan,
three are dead, while more than thirty
were seriously injured at coneyville
and South Cofeyville. Kan, near the
storm center.
coffeyvills. where more than 400
residences were destroyed. was placed
under martial law Immediately, q
local company Of national guardsmen
and $50 civilians taking over the sit
uation. There is no wire eommuni-
cation with the city.
Nine were injured at Seminole, some
perhaps fatally. At Drake Ave mem.
bers Of the family OF W. A Williams
were killed. while q SIXTH, q blind boy,
escaped unframed.
Mansfield, Ark. II believed to be
wiped out A message TO this effect
came to Little Rock from q telegraph
station at Blue Mountain. All wire
service Is now out.
The tornado was accompanied BY q
heavy downpour Of rain. and hail in
some sections. Violent electrical
storms followed. Damage estimated
at a million dollars was caused by
lightning striking oil tanks in the
Oklahoma field. All OF eastern Kan
sas. which had the best crop prospect
OF any section Of the State, suffered
severely. The damage probably will
run close to . million dollars.
Two deaths are reported at Mccune
and one at Montana. Kan Another Is
dead at Bartlesville. Okla
The tornado missed Kansas City by
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prayer. for devotion. for conservation.
and I am wholeheartedly In back OF
The Times noble efforts to obtain
concentrated action along these
Inca"
The Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan. pastor
OF the North Carolina Avenue Meth
odist Protestant Church on Eighth
street southeast. after expressing his
enthusiasm today over the sugges-
ton made by The Times to keep
Washington churches open on regis
tration day announced that not only
would his church be open all day. but
that q special patriotic prayer service
will be held at his church on the
evening OF June at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Bryan also announced that he
intended to call attention to the res
istration. at his regular services on
Sunday, both morning and evening.
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TO MARK TRINITY SUNDAY.

Trinity Sunday will be observed
by appropriate exercises at the
Church Of the Nativity. Fourteenth
and A streets southeast, tomorrow at
the morning and evening service
hours
Trinity Sunday is the day for the
ordination OF young men TO the
priesthood. Many of the city clergy
will celebrate the day as the ami
verBary OF their own ordination.
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day School Social and Cooperative
Alliance.
The Henry Gilbert class will hold
dedicatory exercises in their new
class rooms At the Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow morning. An
interesting program has been pre-
pared, including music and short
talks by the pastor, the Rev. Joseph
T. Kelly. the Sunday school superin-
tendent, Clarence N. Exley; S. ID. Vail,
Henry Gilbert, and Homer Edison.
Children's day services will be held
at the church June 10.
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BAPTISM AT SHILOH CHURCH.

AT the close of the morning sermon
tomorrow at Shiloh Baptist Church
the Rev. DR.. J. Milton Waldron, the
pastor. will bAptize q number OF
persons, and At the Lords Supper In
the afternoon these persons. and the
many others who Joined the church
in May will be welcomed The dea-
cons will bring TO the service in car
riages the aged and infirm members
of the church who will be the guests
of the pastor and the Officers at the
annual dinner to be served by the
deaconesses at o'clock
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RITES FOR ADMIRAL UPSHUR
Funeral Services Held In St. Johns
Episcopal Church.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Henry Upshur, U. S. N, retired. who
died at his home Wednesday, were
held this morning In st. Johns Epis-
copal Church at II o'clock, the Rev
Roland Cotton Smith officiating. In.
terment was in Arlington National
Cemetery with military honors.
The honorary pallbearers were Gen
Nelson A. Miles, Admiral Reginald
Nicholson, Admiral Remy. Admiral
Watson, Gen. Woodhall Truxton Beale
I.arz Anderson. William Stone Albert
and Armlstead Peter.
Upshur Moorehead, nephew OF the
deceased. was in charge OF the funeral
arrangements.
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ALL SOULS PICNIC.

The annual picnic OF All Souls
Memorial Church Is being held to-
day at ''Springland- on Pierce Mill
road. the home OF the Rev. DR.. ].
Mcbride Sterrett "SpringlAnd" Dor
ders on Rock Creek Park. and the
woods and nelds In the vicinity af-
ford an ideal place for a picnic.
From 4 to o'clock DR.. and Mrs.
Sterrett and the Rev. H. H. d. Ster-
rett, the new rector, will be "at
home" informally to all friends.
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ALUMNI TO CELEBRATE.

The Alumni Association Of Central
High will hold a roof garden reunion
the evening OF registration day, June
5. There will be dancing and refresh
ments. The celebration will be cou-
pied with observance OF the birthday
anniversary OF Emory Wilson. who
has been principal Of the school for
twenty years. In case OF Indictment
weather the reunion will be postponed
to Thursday.
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WATSON TO BE SPEAKER
Indiana Senator to Address Calvary
VI. z. Mems Class.

Senator James f. Watson of In
diana will address the mems class
OF Calvary NJ. Z. Church on Columbia
road tomorrow morning at $50
o'clock.
The mems class OF Calvary Church.
which Is one OF the largest and most
active mems Bible classes in the Dis.
trict. has set aside the FIRST Sunday
in each month for talks from we'll
known public men, and some of the
most prominent men in political and
business life have addressed them
from time to time.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery, pas
tor OF the church, is teacher Of the
class.
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SERVICE FOR coNFEoERATEs.

At the Second Baptist Church,
Fourth and Virginia avenue south
east, special services in honor OF the
visiting Confederate Veterans will be
held tomorrow night at s o'clock,
consisting OF appropriate music and
q sermon on the Heroes of 81" by
the pastor, the Rev. Howard /. Stew
art. All veterans OF the civil war
and their friends have been invited
to attend
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CHURCH PLAY FOR CHILDREN.

Annual children's day exercises
will be held in the Sunday School OF
the Ninth Street Christian Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Jesus
Forest Children" will be presented.
The ordinance Of the Lords Supper
will be observed after the exercises.
THE Three Army Captains" will be
the subject Of the sermon at the
night service. by the pastor, the Rev.
George A Miller.
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AIDS BLIND WAR cRIPPLEs
Organization Appeals for contrIbu-
lions Toward AnnuItIss.

Organization Appeals for contribu-
lions Toward AnnuItIss.
The Rev. Randolph II. McKim,
chairman of the Washington commit
tee Of the American, British. French.
and Belgian Permanent Blind Relief
War Fund. today appealed for contri-
buttons to provide annuities for the
soldiers OF our allies who have been
crippled as well as blinded.
In his letter DR.. McKim explains
that the new high explosive shells ef-
feet IL 80 terrible that soldiers not
only lose their eyesight, but that It Is
also necessary to amputate hands or
arms. II IL hoped TO provide Q per-
manent income for each Of these OF
S240 q year.
Contributions. should be sent to
Charles J. Bell. honorary subtreas-
urer, 1893 Rhode Island avenue.
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QUESTION OF THE AGES TOPIC.

THE Need of the Hour" will be the
subject OF the sermon by the Rev.
Preston A Cave at the H Street Chris
tian Church. II and Sixth streets
southwest, tomorrow morning. THE
Question Of the Ages" will be the title
OF the evening sermon There will be
special music by the choir and q
quartet at both services.
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DR.. MANN TO SPEAK.

DR.. Albert Mann. OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture. win
address the Belgians' Class OF Foun-
dry Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning in the Sunday school
room.
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coLoRED CHURCHES UNITE.

Colored Baptist churches will hold
joint communion services tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock at Cosmo-
politan Baptist Church, n street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. The
Rev. George W. Thomas will preach
at both morning and evening services.
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HOLD DAVIS MEMORIAL.

Jefferson Davis memorial services will
be held by the District Of Columbia
Chapter Of the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy tonight at o'clock at the Mt
Vernon Place Church. The principal
speaker will be Congressman Hefiin Of
Alabama.
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2. T. HOLLAND TO LEAD.

The evening services at the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church tomor-
row will be conducted by p. T. Hol-
land, Evangelistic superintendent, as
sisted by Miss Mildred Smith, soloist.
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CHURCH AIDS RED CROSS
Three Hundred Calvary Members
Work on Supplies for Troops.

The 800 members of the Calvary
Baptist Auxiliary of the District
Chapter OF the American Red Cross
are working steadily on bandages,
comfort bags, and other supplies for
use on the battlefelds OF Europe when
Uncle Sans troops get there.
June II will be Red Cross Day, and
contributions from every organization
connected with Calvary Baptist
Church are expected.
On Monday and Wednesday even
ings the Calvary Baptist Auxiliary
members gather for a class in ele-
mentary hygiene, and on Wednesdays
from 10 a. m. TO 5 p. m the sewing
group meets.
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a few miles. but mors than an inch Of
rain feIl within an hour. The Mia
souri, river rose rapidly to within one
foot Of flood stage
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KENDALL BAPTIST MUSIC
Program Tomorrow Under Direction
Of Mrs. Isabel G. Shelley.

Of Mrs. Isabel 6. Shelley.
At Kendall Baptist Church the fol-
lowing program, under the direction
OF Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley, with
Mrs. Hunter d. Watkins at the organ,
will be given tomorrow:
Morning-fPrelude in d" liar
rington); anthem, Babylon" (Wat-
sonl, with incidental bass solo by
John L Smith: offertory, "Andante"
Ierman); soprano solo, Zone Sweet
ly Solemn Thought" (Ambrosel, by
Miss Olive Crowder; ~Postlude" (Har-
rington).
Evening-SPrelude In c" (Schu-
bertl: anthem, 20 Lord Most Merci-
full (Concone): oRertory, "a Prayer"
(Schultz); duet, "TArry With Ne, o
Ny Saviour" (Nicolai), by Mrs. Shell
ley and Gilbert L ClelAnd; "'Postlude"
(Battman).
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BISHOP Nicely TO PREACH.

Bishop Thomas B. Nelly will occupy
the pulpit at the morning service to-
morrow at Douglas Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Eleventh and
II streets northeast.
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CONCERT TO-DAY

CONCERT BY U. s. MARINE BAND
WILLIAM H. sANTELMANN. Leader.
THE ELLIPsE. TODAY AT P. NJ.
March. Hail to the Spirit OF Liberty
Sousa
Overture. ''MiEnon'' Thomas
run Nocturne ....-.................Le ypaSn
Cornet solo. The Bride Of the Waves
Clarke
Musician Arthur S. witcombl
Grand scenes from The Force Of Des-
Ily 1900. ,.s.s-s' '.S5.ti
waltz. Wedding Of the Winds" .......HAl
hungarian Rhapsody No. uPesor
r,-.-,--uHt' ~ .ss-.s--. 80.
Patriotic march song. The sons OF
America" ........................ PierSon
The Star-SpAngled Banner
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AT CENTENNIAL BAPTIST.

THE Heart and Hand of Jesus" is
the subject Of q sermon TO be preach
ed at the Centennial Baptist Church
Sunday morning, by the Rev. E. Hez
Sven.
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FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

DR.. H. W. Battle, chaplain general
OF the Sons Of Confederate Veterans,
will occupy the pulpit at the Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow night
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Fourth Presbyterian Event at chss.
apeake Beach June %.

school will hold it's annual picnic at
Chesapeake Beach June 20. in connec-
ton with the Union Sunday school
picnic, under the auspices Of the Sun
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The Mount Washiagton,
Breton Woods. N. H.,
Capacity $50.
The B alsGmS, Dixville
Notch. NH, Capacityt0o.
Fabysn House, FabyAn,
n. H.. Capacity 800.
hountain View House,
whiteiield. n. H., Capa-
city 800.
Intsrvals House. Interyale,
N. H.. Capacity l8S.
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The Rev. H. E. BrundaEe. pastor
OF the lexington Presbyterian
Church at North Capitol and Florida
avenues. said today that he not only
hoped that the churches OF Blooming
dale would be open on registration
day but also that a united devotional
service may be held.
at Is the supreme moment for
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
xUNY DW6CH BRAC1 UMAR
LY w DWoCH NASTEP.
NYCH I

Dwa.j bracia. Franciszck i An.
toni Hunt. obaj farmcrzy zamiesz
kali niedaleko cd Arcadia, jedcn
blisko cd drugicgo, nawicdzcni
zostali smutkicm z powodu L.
traty swych ION, a kazdy obar--
czony jest kilkorgicm dzieci.
W Srode rano o 2gicj godzinie
umar}a iona Franciszka ia zatrn
Gle krwi, liczyla okolo 33 lat zy-
ella, pozosta}o s~zescioro dzieci.
W czwartck rano o 4:3O godz.
umarla iona Antonicgo Hnnda, Ii
czaca % lat zycia. Nieboszka by
Ia c6rka %lgnacego Bagniewskie-
60 W Arcadia. Pogrzeby odbyly
sic W Fountain City. W koscielc
Fanny Maryi. W parafii, do kt6rej
obie familic nalcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

jedcn Bog bedzic wszystkich sd
Edzil. i staraja. sic jcden drugicmu
wyswiadczac przyslugi.
Takic wypadki zachodza obcc-
Inic bardzo czesto ma curopc,jskich
fpolacft' waikiki stanowia najfep-
sly dow6d, re nics}ychanc cicrpie
MIA i niedostatki wzbudzily we
~wszystkich uczucic bratcrstwa i
przypomnialy i'm, re So wszyscy
!dziccmi jedncgo Boga. Cickawy
wypadck, przemawiajacy "a praw
|dziwoscia naszcgo twicrdzcnia,
%wydarzyf sic nicdawno tcmu ma
froncie zachodnim. W Wogczach.
Niemcy bombardowali gwaltow
inie prowizoryczny szpital francuz
Xxi; drewniany domek, W kt6rym
znajdowafo sic $50 rannych zol-
merry, czckajacych ia przcwie--
zienie ich w bezpiecznicjsz c miej-
|sce, stanaf W plomicniach. Ludzic
dobrej wolf, znajdujacy sic ma
micjscu, wynosili rannych czem--
PREDICT z g%orejacego bndynku.
Jeden Z z%olnierzy, kt6ry wal
cyl juz z smiercia, zallwazyl ia
kiegos starszego czlowicka W u
braniu kapelana wojskowcgo i pc
prosif go, ably przynios} mu ma
tychmiast krucyfisk. kapclan ME
udzielif umierajaccmu o~statnicj
absolucyi ,jak sic tego MONA by
10 spodziewac, ale mimo zamicsza-
MIA j poplochu, jaki panowaf, Edo
,lal sic postarac o krucyfiks, u
klaA obok zolnierza i przylozyf
mu go do ust. kapclancm tym ME
byl ksiadz katolicki, ale znany ra
bin zydowski Block, kto6ry pelnil
obowiazki kaptlana ola zo}nierzy
zydowskichs Rabin pozostal obok
umierajacego, dopoki ten ME wy,
%5E 81 49, $3.50 n "&= sE -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
DW6CH CHkOPCoW UTOPI-
10 SIZE,

Clifford Allaire IL lat starry i
1Ocio lctni Wincenty Ruhnke H.
topili sic w poniedzialck 0 II 80
|przcd po}udniem W rzece Missis-
Isippi nicdaleko fabryki Winona
Pulp l. Paper Company.
Trzej ch}opcy; Clifford Allaire
Syn Clifforda Allairc 173 p6ln.
Baker ILL.,; Winccnty Ruhnkc,
syn wdowy PAM Rozalii Ruhnko-
wei 9O3 zach ; III. i Ernest Mahl-
Ike, syn Jana II. Mahlkc 654 zach.
5 III. urzadzili sobic tratwe ma
wodzie i zamyslali uzycc jazdy ma
rzcce, gdy naraz tratwa sic pre-
wr6cila wszyscy wpadli we wode
Kilku chlopco1w kt6rzy stall
mad brzcgiem i przypatrywali sic
zawiadomili rodzico1w o n~icSzczeS-
ciu.
..f r.E".
Ch]opcow wydobyto zaraz il
woody i jcdnego, Jana Mahlkc
przywrocono do zycia "a pomoca
Lungmotora. jezeli ~jcszcze ME IA
|stapi zapalenie pluc. Ciifforda AL
lairc i Winccntcgo Ruhnkc ME
..
MONA byl0 ocalic. Ciala ich zanie
siono do domow ich rodzic6w. Pc
yrzcb chlopcow odbyl sic W
>rode W koScicle Sw. Kazmic-
RIA kr. Ccremonic j naboZenstwO
poyrzcbokc odprawil Wicl. ks.
Jan f. GrabOwski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
o TERMIN w SPRAWIE
WYPLATY ZABEZPIECZENIA.

Sedzia dystryktowy CIV. Gran
ger rozporzadzil odbycic sic no
wego proccsu W sprawic Maryan
ny Kulas przcciw Court. of Honor
Wtym Samym czasic wsfiosek Mo
biony przcz pow6dke znalazl cd
move.
Sprawl rozpatrywana by}a W
saddle ma posicdzcniu stycznio-
wen. Sedziowic przysiegli odmo-
will wtenczas wyroku s%karzaccj.
Sprawl rozchodzila sic 0 wyp}a
Genie polisy utrzymywanej przcz
syna skarzacej w%yp}acenia przez
Strone pozwana, kompanie zabcz-
p%ieczcnia. Kompania wzbraniala
sic wyplacic i opierala sic ma tenn,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
" obliczu Slnierci.

Wiadoma jest powszeclmie RE
cza, re W obliczu smierci zaciera-
ja sic wszelkie r6znicc, nstepuje
.nienawise, j ludzie, kt6rzy DO nie
dawna byli zazartymi wrogami,
podaja sobie rece do zgody, pre-
baczacej sobie wzajemnie urazy,
Take ludzie r66znych wvznaiii.
ktorzy czesto odnosza sic do sie--
bic z pogarda, lekcewazeniem, al
DO przynajmniej lie ukrywana
niechecia, zapominaja Q wszyst--
klein " obliczu smierci. pomni, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
KONCERT w POLSKIEJ 4TEJ


Zwracamy uwage Czytelnikow
Wiarusa IA ogloszcnic o konccr.
Gle, kt6ry sic odbedzic W nicdzic'
lie logo kwictnia 0 4tcj godzinit
pc pofudniu W hall Radeckicgo.
w konccrcic bicrzc udZia} xii
ku POlak0w.
Jczcli rodacy zycza sobic- azcby
konccrty %odbywa}y sic czescic.
W naszej polskiej 4tcj wardzic, t.
mech sic licznic zgromadza IL;
ten picrwszy koncert, a z czasen
kapcla urzadzi i danny koncerr
dla Polak0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
UNI /.
NAJSTARSZA
WINoNSKA ME Eye.

NAJsTARSzA oBYWATELKA
WINoNsKA ME zYJE.
| w poniedzialek rano, umarla W
Minneapolis, W gosscinie Ii swejj
cork PAM Franciszki Mekowej s.
;p. Katarzyna Jazdzewska, iona p.
Jazdzewskiego, matka S.
[p. ks. Henryka Jazdzewskiego
dawniejszego proboszcza przy kos
ciele sw: Kazmierza Kr. W st.
Paul, Mimi i PAM Pauliny Jezew-
skiej;- zony Andrzeja, 528 swsch.
Sta ul. " Winonie.
Nieboszka urodzila sic W. prus
,kiej Po1sce, " dniu 25go- listopa-
|da, 1923 roku, do Ameryki przyby
|1a-z swym-mezem.i rodzina czter-
diesel dziewiee lat temu. W pod
ROXY ia sokrecie umarlo paiistwu
Jazdzewskim dwoje dzieci W A
mcrycc umar}y ich dwie doros}e
cork, z kt6rych jedna byla zamez
ma a rok temu syn ich jedyny s.
p. ks. Henryk.
Zmarla op}akuja MAJ staruszek
|97mio letni j dwie cork, PAM
Paulina Jezewska W WinoAie i
PAM Franciszka Meka W Minnea-
polls.
Poerzeb odbedzic sic W czwar-
tex Z domu zaloby do kosciola
Sw. krzyza W Minneapolis, a z
tamtad zwloki z}ozone beda ma
cmentarzu Kalwaryjskim.
Wieczny odpoczynck raz jej
duszy dac Panic a swiatlosc VIE
|kuista niechaj jej swieci ia wieki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
ZNALEzIONO


Samoch0d n~alezacy do dr'a J
l.. Lynch "A, kt6ry ukradzony EOS
tai W sobote gdy staf ma rogu
Center i Wabasha ILL.,, znalcziony
zostaf W LaMoillc. Tam by} POGO
stawiony, a zlodziejc ktorzy go u
kradli Z LaMoillc uciekli lodka
ukradzona, ktora by}a p%rzyczcpio
ia mad brzcgicm rzeki w TEN
miejscu. O zlodzicjach ME ma zad
ncj wicsci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

dial ostatnicgo tchnienia ca}u.jac
krucyfiks, symbol Wary chrzcs-
cijanskiej. trzymany jego ust
przcz lydia. Togo samcgo dnia
POSTAL szlachctny rabin ugodzony
|przez ~pocisk arnratni~i zakonczy4
zycie W objeciach Jczuity, OLGA
Jamina.
Gdyby TAXA zgoda i harmonic
panowala miedzy wszystkimi ludz
mi nietylko W obliczu smierci, ale
rrzcz Gale zycie, to innc stosunki
panowa}yby ma swiecic j take
wojny, jak obecne, bylyby uic--
mozliwoscia."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
PoTRZEBA,

Pomocy w dcpartamcncicszklal
skim i obijaniu drucianych ,siatek
doSwiadczcni i obcznani mazda
stale zatrudnienie.
Schroth 4 Ahrcns Co..
Zach. 4ta nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

IL tam byl podstep w aplikacyi.
ORA Samucl'a Schacfcr despo'
z,ycya jest potrzcbna a sad W tel
sprawie podcjmie sic akcyi, ponit
waz doktor Schacfcr powt0rnie "
kr0tkim czasic moe bye wciagni!
ty jako lcitnant do medycznegc
korpusu drugicgo minncsockiegc
regimcntu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
WiadOmOSci
MIEJSCOWE.
PIERWsZE PRYMICYE W
PINE CREEKU.

Prev. ks. kanonik j.. Pachol.
ski i Wiel. ks. Jan E. Grabowski
wyjechali w poniedzialek do
Pine Creeku ma prymicye ks. ia.
kuba Brzezinskiego, ktore sic cd
by}y w kosciele Najsf. Serca p.
.Jezusa W przesz}y wtorek.
Wielka to uroczystosc ola Gale
20 Pine Creeku albowiem pierw-
sly kapian wychodzi z tel parafii,
pierwszc prymicye odbyly sic W
kosciele Najsf. Serca Pana Jezu-
sa cd czasu istnienia tel parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
PRAGUE OLA ANGIELSKIEJ
GAZETY.

Pan Walter Cyert, dawnicj "a
trudniony PREY Wiarusic, pracu--
.je tcraz Ola angiclskicj gazcty, ia
wschodnic.j cze>ci miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
UDERZoNY AUToMoB1LEM

Jan J. ZbyIlckl $40 Wsch. 2.
III. dfugoletni mieszkaniec czwar
tel wardy, zostaf ciezko potiuczo
ny i wstrzasniony przez uderze--
ME automobilem W przesz}a sobo-
te IA rogu 3ciej i Center ul. -
W. c. Frye, kt6ry spowodowa}
nicszczescie zabraf 60 W automo-
bill i odwi6zl do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

PAM Paulina Jezewska j parma
Rozalia Winczewska wyjcchaly
W poniedzia}ck do Minneapolis
ma pogrzcb s. p. Katarzyny JAZZ
dzewskicj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

Pan Herald Fabich, zecer, "a
trudniony W St. Paul, MINI. >spe.
dill swieta u swych rodzic6w W
Winonie. Pan Fabich pracowal
dawnie,j W drukarni Wiarusa, to
tez niezaniedbal odwiedzic swych
dawniejszych kolegow W drukar-
nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
PoTRZEBA.

Czlowicka ma farme ma szcsc
Zg}osic sic pod adrescn,
Stef. Schocnhofcn,
II. +.
Albert Lea, vi
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

Panpa Rozalia Pelowska nau--
czyciclka W szkole publicznej "
Plainview, MINI. ~przybyla ma Kill
ka dniowe wakacyc wielkanocnc
do swych rodzicow do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12
WlADOMOSCI OSOBlSE
Parma Hieronima Derdowska,
pc spedzeniu wielkanocnych wa
kacyi W Winonie, odjechala we
Wtorek wieczorem do minnesockie
go UniWersytetu W Minneapolis.

Parma Franciszka Sikorska, Ia
uczycielka W Sanborn, Mimi, ba
villa W Winonie przez swieta wiel
hanOcne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-12

Parma Natalia Jezewska spedzi
la wielkanocne swieta u-swych-ro
dzic6w W Winonie. Parma .Jezew-
ska Jest zatrudniona jake steno-
grafistka w banku Minneapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-17

officers selected from state super
vising deputies)
Captain-Mrs. Dell Newton, Illinois.
oracle Mrs Ida Hamblen, Idaho.
Mont
Vice oracle Mrs. Amanda C. Will
son. Cook and Lake counties, Illinois.
Past oracIe-Nrs Alfe c. Smith.
Michigan
Chancellor Louise Parks Wis
cOusiu.
Records Mrs. Myrtle Parks. Texas.
Receiver Mrs. Gertrude Simmons,