davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-02
FURNISHED APARTMENT

FOR RENT-A strictly modern five room apartment. By far the most de sirable in the city
 Beautifully furnished tile bath steam heat hot and cold water, brick building, on first floor. Two blocks from bath house TOW. This is a chance for some one who wants something exceptionally nice. Gall at once as it will not be vacant long. Phone 476.
 ALGONQUIN FLATS.
 5-13-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-02
MURRAY TRANSFER Co.

We have the only hreproof ware house in the city Warehouse con stTuoted with separate apartments for YOur furniture.
 Tslsphons B2 or Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
FRENCH ARMY CHAPLAIN
TO DESCRIBE FRENCH LIFE

Religious aspects of the European
war, as seen by a military chaplain
during two years in the trenches, will
be discussed by Rev. Able Patrick
Flynn. pastor Of Suresnes. Paris. in
Mcmahon Hall, this evening at
o'clock.
Tomorrow, Able Flynn will give an
address on Verdun. at Rauscher's, al
s o'clock. This will be under the
auspices of the District Chapter of the
American Red Cross. Both lectures
are to be open to the public.
Called to the French cOlors at the
beginning of the war. Able Flynn has
been in almost continuous service since:
He has seen the hardest fighting of
the war. both at Arras and Verdun
where, as chaplain. he ministered to
the soldiers. sharing their hardships
and perils. At Verdun he saw Douau-
mont recaptured by the French under
Gen. Petain. now commanding the
armies of France.
He is now on fur1ough. lecturing in
this country and Canada before re-
turning to the trenches. He Is the
guest Of Bishop Shehan. at Catholic
University. Father Flynn was born IN
Paris of Irish parents. He has always
lived in Paris, although he has spent
many summers in Ireland. and SPEAKS
English almost as well as French. He
was professor of English literature at
Catholic Institute, in Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06

memoriam," 81; William H. Linkins.
s25; Mr.. and Mrs Fred G. Mexican. SIS;
William Duguid. 81: Mrs. Alice NJ. Por-
ter, IS; employees Commercial National
swift. $3.50: Mrs. c. j. Newhard. 81;
Miss Mae Newhard. 81: w. R. Rodgers.
81: DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Richards. $40;
employees of Harris & Ewing. monthly
payment, $50: F. D. McAuliffe. $40: Sue
second-year class. National University
Law School s2.55; Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Moore. IS; George Washington Univer-
sity Chapter of Pi Beta Phi. $40.
Through John c. Mclaughlin. en-
Company: ]. c. Mclaughlin. SIS: w.
H. Yerkes. jr.. SO; w. T. Ferguson.
s24: L. F. Trudewind. SIS; NJ. NJ. Mer-
rill, G. c. Colliflower. E. w. White
head. J. G. Gray. H. A Brooks. H. R.
NJ. Marsh. P. x. Coolon, C. P. Mangan.
s12 each: G. Cashe1l. A. S. Cranston, C.
G. Duke. ]. w Hanrahan. L. B. john
son. R. H. Phillips. ]. r. Schulz. G. r.
White and Willard 2. Wylie, S. each;
r. Green, T. S. Gulick. ]. H. MoIineu.
c. w. Wylie, w. w. whitney, Alice B.
Quad. ]. H. Mack. c. A. Weidman, A.
o. stearns. jr: and Ruth Aronson. 60
Madigan. r. Q. Melton and G. F. weay-
er, $3.50 each; W. K. Handy. c. F.
Noack, R. B. Patterson and Carl E.
Raymond. 81 each; F. r. Short. S.
Shreve. D. S. Scanlon. So each.
Employees of Old Dutch Market. 5000;
c. L. Sturtevant, increased to $3.50: Rob-
ert Batcheller (third contribution.
800: DR.. Thomas NJ. Chatard. $50; T.
S. Durvall. 81 a month; r. A. Howe. IS:
Leonard Brady, 81: 1. w. Stone. addi-
tional. 81: F. E. Upton. 800: officers
and employees National Training School
for Rows q Stirling Sc. Mr. and Mrs
G. L. Lloyd. IS; Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Rob
erts, IS: E. Hiser. 50: J. c. Roberts. 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Dilley. 81: George
P. Jenkins, E. ". Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
J. Hickey. Mary L. Eberhart. w. ].
Hickey. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ira Smith. Jane
Bowie, Carrie A. Stone. L. B. Staples.
81 each; Andrew G. Wise, 25 cents.
Through w. w. Bowie. additional
(total to date. $1.s2s.75): w. ]. Wilson,
IS: telegraph and telephone employees
Washington Terminal Company. $12o.
Through William E. Shannon. Mrs
Jane Gill, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
BORN
MARRIED.

fOOLE. On Monday. June 4. 1917. TO Herbert
A. and Ellen Smallwood Poole, 4 daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
DIED,

ANDERSON sd,z suddenly. on Tuesday. June S.
1917. at $50 Pm. at his residence. SIT 9Th
street southwest. LYBRUN, husband Of The
late Barbara Anderson.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. -
ARDEEsER. On Tuesday. June 5. 1917. JOHN.
beloved son Of the late Christian and Cattle
1ns Ardee. .a and brother q The late
Co. lib 18th street northwest. on Thursday
June I. at $50 am. Requiem mass at st.
.pnva s at st. Mary's cemetery. Please
BENTLEY. At her residence. l1l4 b stree,
northwest, June 8, 1917. MARY VIRGINIA
daughter OF the late John Pinkney and Emily
Services 8 pm. Thursday. June 7, at Frank
Geier's Sons chapel. lll3 7th street north.
west. Friends insited. Interment private. .
BOYD. On Wednesday. June 6. 1917. at his
residence. 12l5 p street northeast. CHARLES
Funeral services Thursday. June I, At 10 am,
lnterment at Lanark. ILL.,
BROWN. On Monday. June 4. 1917, at - 80
am. at his residence. $50 street south
west, SAMUEL BROWN, beloved husband OF
a amanda '. Brown. He leaves brother. foui
We should not weep that thou art gone.
For thee to die was gain.
And where thou dwellest now there comes
BY THE FAMILY.
In peaceful slumber his voice is still
II was in answer to Almighty's will;
will miss him that 1t makes me weep
But peaceful be his eternal sleep.
Funeral Thursday. June I. at 1 pm. from
Liberty Baptist Church. 23rd street between
and ! streets northwest. Relatives ant
friends invited.
BRYAN. On June 5. 1917. ALICE E.. beloved
wife Of the late Samuel ~ Bryan
Funeral from her late residence Ills Pennsyl
vania avenue southeast Thursday June 4 at
pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend
Interment Congressional cemetery.
BURGESS. On Tuesday. June 5. 1917. Mrs
HULDA BURGESS. beloved wife of the lat,
Elmer e. Burgess.
| Funeral from the residence Of her son. walte
A.. Lyons. 800 Bates street northwest. OF
Friday, June 8. at pm. Relatives ana
friends invited. Interment private. -
CARROLL. At Hyattsville. Nd. wednes
day. June 8. 1917. at Is am. GUY LATI
MER. infant twin son Of ". Sydney and Min.
Espey Carroll.
| Funeral private.
COLLINS. At Haverhill. Mass, June I. 1917
ADA COLLINS. widow Of Elihu Collins ant
mother Of the late Bessie Sanders
| Buried at Manchester, n. H, June 4. g.
DAWSON. Entered into rest Tuesday. Jun.
5. 1917. at 10 am. at his residence at chev!
Chase, Nd. CLARENCE EDWARD. beloved
husband of Katherine s. Dawson. in the forty
seventh year of his age.
Iutprmapf nrtvafa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
PRESSING PLEA THAT
ALL DO THEIR BIT NOW

Red Cross subscriptions are coming in
at rate to justify the belief that
Washington will furnish her full quota
of the s100.0OO,000 asked in the Presi-
dents proclamation. The finance COM
mittee is not waiting for Red Cross
week, June IS to IS. but is pressing
the plea that every man. woman and
child. il possible. may lend a share
now. The total war service fund from
April to date amounts to s2Os.197. Cuno
H. Rudolph, financial secretary has al
ready received s152,040 in cash
Today's receipts from the government
departments through Robert Watson.
secretary of the governmental commit
tee, amounted to s5s1.25. including
s302.25 from the government printing
office, $37 additional from the Navy
Department and $50 from the civil serv-
ice commission.
The In Memoriam" contributions are
as follows:
In Memoriam Contributions.
In memoriam. Gen. Edward McCook
(S1 month, payable quarterly, SO;
Mrs George Cummings, for an "in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
MRS. s. W. WOODWARD DEAD.
Expires at Family Residence Afte'
Long Illness.

Mrs. s. Walter Woodward died at the
family residence. 2015 Wyoming ave-
nue. Yesterday, after an illness of sew
aral months. Mrs. Woodward is sur
vived by three daughters. Mrs. Luke l.
wilson of Chicago. Ill.,: Mrs. b. w. Par
ker of this city and Mrs. John Iyssow
sLi of New York, and a son. Donald
Woodward of this city. The funeral
will take place at the family residence
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev.
DIR, 8. H. Greene officiating. The inter
meut will be private. .-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06

SCOTT. On Monday. June 4. 1917. at her resi-
d,nce. 305 eth street southeast. LYDIA
SCOTT, the beloved daughter Of George and
the late Annie Scott and the devoted sister OF
Mary E.. John and Lauretta Martin.
Funeral services will he held Thursday. June :.
at O'Clock at Ebenezer NJ. Z. Church. corner
4th and ID streets southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
CARDS OF THANKS.

MoULDEN. The children Of Mrs. ELIZABETH
- MotLDES wish to express their latitude
Tor the many noral tributes to their mother
WARNER. l wish q thank the many friends
Tor their Kindness nd sympathy shown TO my
Gear mother. Mrs MARTHA WARNER. dur
ing my recent deprivation and for the many
foral tributes.
MRS. LAURA LENoRE CAMERON .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06
RED CROSS NOTES.

The Red Cross Unit of the Washing
ton College Of Law meets this
evening at the college halls on New
York avenue. Miss Bertha A. Sanford.
the vice president, has loaned a sew
ing machine to the unit and the wom-
an lawyers keep it huming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-06

EARDLEY-LowE. Mr. EDMUND NJ card
LEY and Miss MYRTLE OLIVIA LOWE were
married Saturday, June 2 1917. at Christ
Episcopal Church. Rockville. Nd. by the Rev.
Mr. Willard Minnick.
sTINEMETz-wEsT. At the Chapel Of the In
tercession. Trinity parish. New York city.
Monday, June 4. 1917. by Rev. ". ". Riker
STINEMETZ. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
|Pahyotyczny dziea Winonie
IL tysiecy osob W pochodzie.

w srode 2go maja Winona oh.
chodzifa dzich patryotyczncgo pc
|chodu pc ulicach miasta, kt6rego
|kierownictwcm zajal sic klub Q.
gfoszeniowy. Poch6d rozpocza]
sic 0 4tej godzinie byl try mile
|dlugi, ciagna} cd ulicy Wilson al
do Liberty; prawic poiowa micsz
kanc6w miasta, mezczyzni i ME.
|wiasty, m}odzicz i dzicci brazil II.
|dzia} w pochodzie.
Nasze potskic dzieci najlepicj
sic professionally. Angiclskic ga.
zcty wychwalaja "zywa flage''.
kt6ra byla zorganizowana z polls
kich dzicci re szkolv sw. Stanisla,
wa X. Dzicci staly ia zlocic ulic
|5stcj j Liberty j oczckiwaly ia
|swq kolcj ably sic przylaczyc do
pochodu, to tel Amcrykanic Il po-
Driven >pogladali i oklaskiwa-
Ii zywa f1aec PREY Liberty I'll.
iadnic tel wygladafy dzieci &c
>zkoly Sw. kazmicrza i studcntki
II kolegium sw. Tcrcsy.
Prey koncn pochodu pred bu-
|dynkicm pocztowym wyglosiIi mo
wy patryotycznc panowie adwo--
kaci: l., H. Brown = Winony,i, j
John F. Dohcrty z La Crosse,
Picrwszy m6wii o wojnie j o
braku patryotyzmu w czasie wo-
jcnnym co jest przcstepstwem do
nieba wo}ajacem.. A. Adwokat Do
herty mowif IA ten sam temat ma
zywajac zdrajca kazdego, kto-
by W czasic potrzeby matcryalow
spozywczych nierzctelne korzysci
Sciagac chciaf. Powinnoscia far
aE-' ~ tEErH-tr .t.-. ..stTr FT-.E EE#S .GEN
merow jest wszystko mozliwe czy
mic, azeby 0 lie moznosci jak maj
wiecej srodk6w spozywczych no
dowac, zamiast takowe pc Micro
wnanie wysokiej Genie, ME spra--
Wiedliwic oceniac W celu zbogace.
MIA sic.
Wicl. Ks. Griffin zakonczyf ce-
remonie odczytaniem %blogosla--
wienstwa Najprzew. ks. Biskupa
?. P. Heffron' a. KS. Biskup byl
take obecny j stall pc prawej stro,
ME ks. Griffin podczas czytania
teggoz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Ducha swietcgo, a komu odpusci-
Gle grzechy beda mu odpuszczonc
a komu zatrzymacic beda zatrzy-
NAME Vice ME m6wif Pan .Je--
Zus do Swoich uczni0w lub apo
stofow, idzcie i nauczajcic tylko
w tym hub W owym jezyku tie hub
owe narody ale kazal nauczac
wszystkic narodv bcz wy,jatku,
to jest: Polak0w, nicmc66w, Fran
euzow i wszystkich bez wy,jatku.
TO tez Ojciec swiety Tub Biskup
W dyecezyi ME moe bye tylko
dla jcdnych hub ola drugich, ale
dla wszystkich nar6dow jcdna i
ia sama pos}uga, a my powinnis-
my sluchac tego kosciola Rzym-
sko : katolickicgo.
Tomasz Nalcwaj ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
POISKI SPIEWAK PRZYBE-
DIE DO WINONY.

Y Nowin Minnesockich dowia-
dujemy sic, IL pan Franciszek J.
Rosenthal slawny spiewak basi-.
sta re St. Paul, MINI. przybedzie
v biczacym miesiacu do Winony
i spiewac bedzic ma koncercic II.
rzadzonym przcz klub Choralny
studentow z wyzszcj katolickiej
szko}y "Cotter School," Pan Ro'
seminal odspiewa take kilka pol>
kich piesni.
Pierwszy raz W naszcm mlcscl'
bedzicmy mice szczescie sfyszei
pana Rosenthala vice lubownicy
Spiewu powimi sic licznic zgrom;
die ma sale. Dzieh wystepu i pr'
gram jcszczc ME POSTAL ogloszony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Marynarka Stanow Zjcdnoczo--
nych ustawicznie apcluje do Pol
nocncgo : zachodu o ludzi do flo
ty przez ~ogloszenie nastepujacej
odezwy do stowarzyszen j poje--
dynczych os6b:
Kongrcs dajc pieniadze i mate
ryai
P6lnocny : zachod musi dac me
zczyzn
"Nar0d zawolal swych syn6w
Odpowicdzicc sic nalezy al W Pol
nocnym zachodzie. M}odzicz PREY
bywa ochoczo pc umiarkowanych
ratach, lecz musi przybyc wpce.j
Rola marynarska jest znnicdbana
i taxa bedzic az Ameryka sic zbu
dzi. Nastepnych 40 ludzi dzicnnic
pusci cztery wieccj dziaia W ruch.
Stacya rekrutacyjne:
3O4-MarQucttc ave. Mnncapo
lis, MINI.
Commercial Bldg, St. Paul,
Mimi.
Budynek pocztowy
Duluth, Mimi.
Brainerd, MINI.
st. Cloud, MINI.
Fargo, No. Oak.
Grand Forks, No. Oak.
Minot, No. Oak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

Pan Pawel Bambcnek z iona j
|c6rka Franciszka wyjechali W so
|bote do Milwaukee i Chicago. Pan
stwo Bambenek odwiedza take
|ich syna Feliksa W Great Lakes,
kt6ry cztery tygodnie temu zapi.
sal sic do marynarki i W kr6tcc
|opusci Stany Zjcdnoczone i 3D.
|plynie ma okrecic amerykanskim
Southery ma wodach atlantyku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
POGRZEB ROZALII SZUL,CO-
WEI.

W poniedzia}ek oil 30 pred
poludniem przywiezione zostaly
kolcja Grcenbayska z Arcadia do
Winony zwloki PAM Rozalii Szul.
cowcj, kt6ra dawniej mieszkala W
Dodge a take dobrze znana by}a
W Winonie i tu miala Hcznycf
krewnych wiele przyjaci6l. Ma
pogrzeb przybylo wicle farmer6w
tax z Dodge jak i z Arcadia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ZIEMIA DARMQ.

Polacy, kt6rzyby sobie zyczyli
obsiac ogrod warzywcm albo "a.
saddle kartofle, moga otrzymaG
ziemie darmo, jezcli sic zglosza dc
p. Antoniego Zabrockiego, alder.
mana ~czwartcj wardy. Ogrody
zna:jduja sic w granicach miasta.
Zicmia jest zorana tylko trzeba
zasiac albO ZasadZic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
POI G oCALILI 4
MIASTA.

PraWie try czwarte czesci 0.
chotnik6w, kt6rzy sic zapisali do
larmii j marynarki to SO Polacy,
cd ego kwietnia do ego maja zglo
silo sic " Winonie IS ochotnikoW
do armii a 40 do marynarki z
tych bylo SIS Polakow do armii a
134 do marynarki. Ogden W pre-
ciagu jednego miesiaca wyjecha1o
z Winony 125 rekrut6w z tych by
10 80 samych Polak6w. z jednej
polskiej czwartej wardy wyjecha
10 wiecej mlodych zdrowych lu--
dzi anizeli z trzech innych ward ]
lokolicy winonskicj razem. Gdyby
ME czwarta warda, gdyby ME Pc
lacy to Winona pozostalaby "
lyle i wysla}a by najmniejsza licz
be oclhotnik6w, chociaz i z pierw
szej wardy bylo kilku polskich re
krut6w. Polscy ochotnicy ocalili
honor Winony co do wyslania re-
krut6w.
Mniejscowa niemiecka gazeta
tax pisze 0 patryotyzmie Pola--
k0w:
"Polacy zdaja sic bye patryo-
tycznymi obywatelami swej no.
wei ojczyzny, oni byli zawsze ma
zawolanie wojowniczych narod6w
To samo ale zalcdwic wystarcza
do zupelnego objasnienia powy-
|zcj poruszonego spostrzezenia.N Me
lrozwazna polityka junkr6w wszy
lstkich Nicmc6w podziala}a bcz-
watpienia pc "a occancm. Kto z
mas Niemc0w tn dobrzc mysli o
swoich przodkach tam W kraju,
ten ME powinien zaniedbac nicze
90, ably take spostrzezcnia jak
przytoczonc W starym kraju MOI
!)iwie rozpoznac. Nicmcy NIGGA
wyciagnac Z tad pozytcczne nau-
Xxi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
soBIE PAIGE.

j. P}uciennik, 62O zach. 4 I'll.
ma diva palce u lewej reki pognie
clone, kt6re wdostaly sic W ma
szyne PREY kt6rej P}ucicnnik byl
zatrudniony W fabryce Winona
Pulp & Paper company.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
WiadOmOSci
MlEJSC0WE.
szczEscIE " N1EszczxscIU

Szczesliwie uszli pred wick
SEEN nieszczesciem W piatek v
poludnie farmer W. Wika z 10
ma i dzieckiem z powiatu Buffalo
gdy jechali do Winony pc duzym
moscie a cos sic u woza zluznilo
konie sic sploszyly,poniosly a w6z
sic przewr6cil. Konie biegly z sa,
mym dyszlem, lecz je przytrzyma
no ma Huff ulicy. Wika odni6s}
ciezkic %poranienie reki, iona j
dZieckO uszli Gallo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10

PAM Agata Gruchafowa i jej
|synowa, PAM Lconowa Gruchala,
|po diva i pol tygodniowej wizycie
W Chicago powrociiy we wtorek
lido Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
PAM Julianna Hamerska pan
MARGIN Galewski powr6cili W pia
tick, pc tygodniowej goscinie "
Minneapolis, do domu.

PAM Walcrya Literska z Mil
waukee, bawila przez diva dni ma
|poczatku biezacego tygodnia, W
Winonie u swej chorej matki j in
|nych krewnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
WADOMOSQ 0SOBISTE

Prev. KS. Kanonik j. Pacllol:
ski i Wiel:: ks. Jan E. Grabowski
wyjechali W poniedzialek do Ia
Crosse, ma 13sto godzinne nabozen1
stwo W kosciele sw. Krzyza, do
po1mocy Wei. IS. P. Kufel, kt6ry
Jest proboszczem parafii sw. krzy
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
CHoWA PAMIATKE z MIL
WAUKEE.

kupicc j. T. Robb W 4tcj war
die przcchowujc jeszczc butclke
piwa, kt6ra 25 lat tcmu, bedac &c
swa iona W Milwaukee gdy po-
szedl obcjrzcc sobie tamtcjszy bro
war Schlitz'a Original cd wfaSci
cicla browaru W podarunku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
--O-O-

Know Hlka nazwisk nowych 0
chotnik0w many do zanotowania
So to nastepnjacy:
Jozcf Bambenek,
Leon B. Pcrszyk,
Leonard A. Sulla,
Bernard Wyrdych,
Edward A.. Edel
Micha1 Tandccki,
Albert j. Wanck,
Stanislaw O. Ncuman,
J6zcf E. Peplinski,
Frame. j. Brcza,
Jan Mikrut.
Klemcns II. Ryszka
Antoni Ncuman
Nikodcm klicsmyt
Dominik Sicracki
Jozcf Skuczynski
Felix Lubinski
August Bloch
Tcodor Hickman
lgnacy kowalcwski
William Wolski,
Michal M}yhczak,
Jan Barankicwicz,
Henryk Brzczinski,
E%ucharyusz Szlagowski,
Wincenty Sadowski,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
N~IESMIERTELNY.

Ajent ubczpicczn: - Czy ME
zcchcialbys pan zaasckurowac sic
II mnie ma zycic?
Mazur: - Me, jcstem jYz ME
smiertelny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
LOS ANGELES CAL
N. B. p j. Oh.

0a1lH WHAT 81 y
Pod osobna opaska poselam 60
zete nWanld1e, kt6ra wychodzila
" Los Angeles,i.ostatn numer
wyszedljuz pietnastesgso styczniia,
1917 roku. Pan Pawiowski byl Ia
rzadzca tel gazety a pan Kwapi-
szewski, podr6zujacy agent ma
Silt Lake kolei m6wiil donnie,
re ten co i'm drukowal sprzedal
|drukarnie innemu, tax il ME mial
kto drukowac i'm dalej gazety.
Slyszafcm &c zalozycielem
"Wandy" by} mniemany ksiadz
lJakimowicz, Q kt6rym powiadaja,
re by} wyrzucony z rzymsko-kato
Ilickiego kosciofa ma zachodzie i
tn pr6bowafr dawac odczyty Pola
|kom, ale ia ma jego odczytach ami
raz ME bylcm, DO man W domu
ksiazki prawdziwie katolickie,
Fktore moge sobie sam przeczytac j
mad TEN rozwazac. P6zniej p.
Pawlowski z p. Kwapiszewskim
m6wili, &c jju5 Jakimowicza wy
|rzucili re sp6fki. Mnie sic ale ida
lie, re tn i tax ME ma dosyc Pola-
k6w azeby mogli gazette utrzy-
mac, a ia jak i wielu innych tu-
Ichcielibysmy mice gazette prawdzi
vie katolicka.
w sobote dnia Ago kwietnia,
przybyf tn W odwiedziny do swe-
go brata J6zefa ks. Marciniak,
kt6ry byl W Tukson, Arizona, ola
|poratowania swego slabego zdro--
via - jeszcze inny polski
ksiadz miaf tn takze przybyc W
|sobote, ably W tutejszym klimacie
polepszyc swe zdrowie.
Donosza mi listownic z Pe-Eell,
Wash, re tam maja diva koscioly
polskie: pierwszy Rzymsko : kato
licki a drugi pobudowali niezalcz
lny kosci6l. - To jest bardzo lie,
&c nasi Polacy ME pozostaja wier
mi Chrystusowi ME stoja PREY
lRzymsko : katolickim koscielc -
! Przeciez Pan Jezus ME zalozy} ia
sdnego niezalcznego Tub protcstan
ckiego kossciola, Pan Jczus posta-
howif sw. Piotra Glowa Koscio}a
gdy powiedziaf: Piotrze tvs jest
Opoka, a na tel opoce zbuduje
K6sci6i Moi "a mic koscio}y) t. j.
kosciof katolicki. Nastepca Piotra
swietego jest Ojcicc swiety czyli
Papicz i on rozsyla Biskup6w a
biskupi ksiezy rzysmko : katolic
kich, Ga ME innych) ktorych my
Folacy powinnismy sfuchac, bye
wiernymi, temu Chrystusowi.
Przewrotne gazcty pisa azcby
|nic ME p}acic czy to ma kosci6l
ley to IA utrzymanic ksiedza to
Lest bardzo ME rOzumnic; ely mo
re chloe kosciof sic utrzymac bcz
naprawy? czy budowa kosclo}a
nic kosztujc picniedzy? ely /
ksiadz hub Biskup mozc Z wiatru
|lyc? ME.
CT co najmnicj daja la kosciol
Ii ma utrzymanie ksiedza CT maj
wieccj wrzeszcza re ksiadz ich
zdzicra i gdyby z~alezalo cd taklch
}akomc6w to kosci6} musialby "a
ginac i ksiadz musialby 2 giodu
umrzec. Me m6wi sic o takich co
mic maja, toe cd takich to i Pan
Bog ME wymaga, ale 0 tych co
maja ladnc dochody, co mogliby
eos wiece:j uczynic dla chwaly
Bozcj a nie czyniaa.
Zamiast przcz tance hub jake
zabawy ma g}odnych zbicrac, my
.Polacy powinnismy nawct ME u
rzadzac tanic6w W takim smutnym
czasie, ale wprost dac ofiary ma
glodnych i potrzebajacych nasze]
pomocy aznie urzadzac zabaw ia
necznych, gdy nasi rodacy gina
tam na wojnie, krew przclewaJa
2 glodu umieraja.
Jakto Pan Jczus powicdzla1 po
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kiedy wszcdf
przcz drzwi zamknietc do ucz-
ni6w swoich kicdy j swiety Plotr
byl pomiedzy mimi tchnaf ma
Mich i m6wil: "Wezmijcie Ducha
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
PoTRZEBA,

P0TRZEBA,
Pomocy W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
skim i obijaniu drucianych siatek
doswiadczcni i obcznani znajda
stale zatrudnienie.
Schroth E. Ahrcns Co.
Zach. 4ta ul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06

al, at ban, Ifisnt Ell al De pnaite al
Mar, bor arbeioet iis op til "Waro'
matter" poa meaet fort Sio.
NtrS. guitin Suros bar Ell
llacs Sib opboIot fig / ct. Gual ior
at title fin 6ober, s. Saefwit5, Der
bar pGrct Oaarlis iom Sslge al oei
llhclb, Tom tiIitsote bam unber Sta'
tc. 1oiren. San er BOG MI meeei
bebrc og bill neppe foa nogeu parig
Wfcn al oct inbtriiine.
9sroogS Iften iranportereoeS
berira "a Scrnbanepo9nloonin8er
appg, Sauer % Spin poa Gocf S.
lamb ganen, % peb DC 1ioer 3rG'
net naacbe Gebor HapibS, bapoe Oct
lao oct ubsiorbe 20 8ogne,
oelt / ire Seftiorer, meo TO 2ofomo'
tiper for bocr Seftiou. 8runbcu til,
man ubeluffenbe maatte betjene
fla al Rocf SsIanh @anen, bar, at
Der life frnbe oporioeS ar%caturoo9uc
poo Wilmaufee 0onen, % ocns SOg
nc oueiommen bar ienot peitoner for
al Erooufter til often.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
Yiorag til Soban Selmes.

Wrs. 81. MnocrIon, @onetrail, H:
8, SOC; Gn llbenrunt, Newiolocm,
Minn., $2.35; Sllii 8ilbcrtion,
@bitcboa, @is., $500; Sopbie Solb,
ct. Eaul, Minn., $1.00: Gina Ncl;
ion, ct. Raul, Wiml., 500; Nrs.
Slime 3. Stccn, Graptou, N. =.
$500; g. Z. IeIiolr. Wapuiac, Ni
g: $500; Chr. Gelim, 2anpbil,
Man., Gan, $500; Sobn 2unoSrilo,
Sronpoob, Micb., 500; ,. 2.
Sfuoe, Wacroric, Saif., Gan, 500;
@r. % @rs. @Iirco Senicn, @arifc.
Q, $500; @alter Sanicn, Intc:
lppc, Mont., 800; Ycter s. Sobn.
ion, Gnun,clap, @aih., $t.00: Carl
e. Slime, Sbelp, Wiml.. $500. Gil.
Iammen $29.S5. SioIigcrc fpittcrct
ior S2396.St. Salt $2426.66..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-06
IeeOrab.TOten, 1irsSas ben CITE 9uOember 1917.

COHEN tnnoe ejengipe nogle uota'
teller fra Sberit 2ead ON Winne'
lotaloloaterne. San f~ortalte, at
az DC Ter Miuneiota'9 atterier |
Camp Wfias, Wineola, baboe Der
life oGret en- eneite Wano / so.
Ipltalet % bare fire bapoe p9ret
arrelten for minbre 6orieelier.
Heforoen pars rent eneitaaenSe. So
COHEN notaIte Jig roienoe ON
W orneligbebstilitanoen blanbt COL
baterne. gIanot De Suiinoer paa
Sii'inber af Soloater, lom ban iaa
: Camp Wias, % forreiten paa i'm
@eiie, opbagebe ban life en- eneite
/ beruiet 9ilItanb. San baube
tpertimoo bsrt ira flere Sob, at
mangen llnegitt, Der for bar ben-
til 9rif, bapbe Wilitprlipet
gjort til ct mt % bebre Wcnneife.
-"Wfpls. Sioenoe".