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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
Boston Lecturer Explains Christian
Science as Unity of Religion and Medicine

Christian Science demonstrate
the unity of religion and medicine.
INA SO doing to has enlarged the Dor
ders ~ Christian activity and re-
stored the teaching and practice OF
nr-ln4li4a- 4 Arr-l l--iii 4.itieif-ift ted
ed the healing of sickness as well as
the OVERCOMING 0i sin,
The DiscoVerer.
That Christian Science is I'm adj.
vance of ana departs from the trend
of other religious doctrines. rs apr
pa-cnt to every one who has given
ihc matter auH serious cOnsidcra-
zion The question naturally arises,
Who're. or how did Christian Sci
once originate What was lbs start
ing pOlut9 What was ID that gave
% Christianity this now impetus.
demonmling the divine energies oi
euhd
Every to'ealcd truth. every inn
portaui discovery. every successful
invention, every glorious achieve
mont every uufoidine of good bears
faithful testimony Go fhe fact that
Ht some TIME there va. one who
walked n advance of others and
caught glimpse OF that which was
invisible a The multitude
Tn The same manner ass other great
tr1tha were discovered and rendered
practical Christian Science WAS
hrough 10 human recognition There
was one Who stood on higher
ground one whose spiritual percep-
tion was able 10 penetrate The miets
which Ohscurod mo vision of others.
who reasoned more CORRECTLY. and
was m0rt faithful in making pTac-
fitdl application 90 what had already
been revealed IN This instance the
worlds honcfact0r was woman,
and future generations viii regard
her az among tht foremost thinkers
ui her day This woman Mari Bak-
er EddE Wiil be- known turnout lhe
centuries as the DiscoNercr and
Founder Of Christian Science. for
such She WIS 40 religions teacher
ol modern times reasoned along the
amc limos as She aid neither has
hcrc hoen anyone who arrived ar
t0e Same definite conclusions She
has so ciearly sct forth in her writ
tge
Mr Eddy healing was The be
ginning ol new era in religious
tsachue and practice Prior 60 his
tune MANY good mon and women
bad been healed thru pure unfal-
iaring ladh .n Gods goodness and
love 1r they accepted the blessing
a, something mo- iu Do understood.
lao irrp lor human comprehension
Nr Edd pondcrod her experience,
tgd ed hrr Ninle even more faith
Wlv bGn before. and earnestly
PRAYED that hc might so understand
vha' had healed her as 90 Doe the
means 81 good health 10 others even
w0re unfortunate than herself HaT
prayer was answered. and The Sci
cucp ~ Christian healing was re-
VCaled On waiting world
Science and Health.
The work OF greatest importance
accom- niishcd by Mrs Eddy vas the
wrinnu of Science and Health with
Kew fo he Scripturcs the first and
only textbook ON Christian Science.
Iti- hooh contains complete state
mruj az Christian Science and gives
ho rules for demonstrating this
purely spiritual method OF healing
ckncss and destroying sin From
umc go time Mrs Eddy wrote vari.
oua othar work, further calculating
thls al important subject
Problem Of EVIL
christian Science IS based on the
,.erual reality and supremacy Of
good lf a. cnectul n healing sick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19

ness and destroying sin III demon
straies the nothingne-s az evil and
ly So doing establishes harmony nn
an enduring basis Turnout the con
turtles th" problem of ctil ha been
t-t-tftft-vti1r MR. TrrTrt rr'7 Tr-r--r7tt--
have reached satisfactory conclu
sion Having accepted oFd ass a
reality men have labored % vain 90
account for Co.'s origin
The belief hat evil o. real inn.
plies one of two things either 10 ia
selfeXist"nt. OF God made d. 10
accept the first proposition is io
declare there is more han onr
creator, and this Is an emphatic de-.
NAL OF the f0undamcnial teaching
nf Christianity. while J0 affirm chat
God created eVll or mad 70 possible,
is 10 say that cvil rs good. ioi ihf
Scriptures are very definite on This
point. And God .aW every Trims
that hc had made, and, behold, t
was very good
Christian Science offer The onlf
practical solution of thia problem
when ii declares that evil Is neither
uerson. place, ror thing 10 possesso-
neither intelligence power. nor real'
ity ON this basis if is possible o.
demonstrate the nOlhingncss OF cyii
md thereby prove DE something
ness and eternal reality Of good.
Christian Science Educational
In his epi5tle 10 the Romans Paul
writes. BE not confoued TO This
world but be We transformed by me
renewing OF your mind This trans
formation is The unlOldine oi good ma
human consciousness What is t
thar prevents this unfolding Is IL
not ignorance ignorance ol God and
man made N tho divine likeness,
created 90 live in obedience 90 spirit
ual law
There is grea need thar men be
rightly instructed in spiritual thne-
The work az Christian Science ls
educational. and as such % is both
Christian and scientific n imparis
u higher and more spiritual thought
OF God and man. and furnishes Che
/ rule whereby 10 demonstrate Ibc all
ness OF good and tho nothingness of
evil
As one gains q higher thouGht oi
God ne gains also trucr concept ut
man Then ~ begins TO understand
that the evils which seem 10 be "a
constituent part OF human existence
are no part OF Gods creation AND
have nothing 20 do with man made
in the likeness or Spirit therefore
he need not fear them nor br n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
PET BEAR BREAKS
LOOSE, LOSES LIFE

TACOMA, Wash, Nov 10
steve the. big bear who had for
many months been a pet of the
dremen and known 30 many persons
turnout the northwest, recently
broke the big iron chain that had
held him captive and started out to
see the sights
Several persons were attacked by
the bear but none was seriously
hurt
one oi rhe clerks az the Northern
Pacific headquarters ventured too
near and Steve took him on for a
wrestling match. Standing on his
hind feet. the bear was almost as
tall as the man, and gave a demon
stration Of how bear can rough a
person The man finally escaped
into a nearby building
The bear was later shot and
killed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
DEFENDS RUSS
DEMOCRATS
Charles Edward Russell Has
Good Words For New
Republic

CHICAGO. Nov. l9.,.-'The concep.
tion OF democracy IN Russia Is The
nnesi, most beautiful thing In tho
world. seyenty-hve per cent Of the
material published in The nawspa-
pers be- furnished by The people who
want democracy 10 fail and n comes
from The press agency of rho arch
enemy OF democracy Germany.
That statement. made by Charles
Edward Russell in talk on "De.
mocracy and the war" was roundly
cheered al "a meeting of HE Chicago
branch OF The American Alliance for
Labor and Democracy.
Rev. Il r Carr, editor OF the
christian Socialist also vas
speaker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
SCHOOL KIDS
HARVEST SPUDS

PIAINFTELD. Wis, Nov 49, The
Plainneld high school and AN The
lower departments have closed for
two weeks 90 give tho hundreds of
students a chance 20 assist the
farmers in harvesting the immense
potato crop in this country
The potato crop here is the all
important one and farmers have
from 10 20 ~ acres OF potatoes.
Every man. women and child who
can spare the time will help 20 save
the crop before cold weather comes.
The crop is good IN Wausnara
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19

William D. Gross. C. S. B.. mem
her of the board et lcciursmp of
the mother ehurch. the First Church
ot Christ Scientist, in Boston. dc-
llvered "a lecture In Arcadia sunday
afterLnon. III .ChIlsllAn -EcIencl-
The unity or religion and medicine"
Tie was introduced by So Baldwin
Foehlman first reader OF The Fourth
Church of Christ Scientist Mr.
Gross said in part
No teaching OF modern times lhs
inspired greater activity i'm The
things which INally benefit human
ity than has Christian Science 10th
ing has contributed more 90 The uni
ycrsal good than has that Christian
ly scientific method OF healing,
which furnishes conclusive evidence
that religion and medicine are from
lhc same source and cannot be- sepa-
rated. either ln theory or practice
Christian Science has encountered
opposition because Tor centuries 4
has been held that religion and med.
iclno have little in common This
is truo OF medicine and religion as
generally defined and practiced. bur
no human theory OF belief can
change |hc eternal fact that the
most offecWal healing system ever
brought 90 human recognition and
Christianity as taught and demon
stratcd bN its Founder Jesus az
Nazareth. are one and identical
The healing of sickness by spirit
nal means alone continued thruout
The first three centuries OF the Chris
tian era 50 long as 10 was cunsid-
orcd an essential palt OF religious
teaching ana practice and not mere
is incidental thereto. and Intended
onl, for % short period Of time OF q
limited number of persons, The
Christmethod of healing was The
only one recognized In the Christian
church
lu This ago Christian Science is
demonstrating that spiritual under
standing improves the hoalth as Wei
ae tte morals 90 men When the
teachings of jesus dic correctly n.
ferpret,d and RIGHTLY applied. DO is
understood tbat The remedy for ei0
rha orN cfeciual remedy Tor sick
ness
present kfSuftS
l ra frni-m accepted hy all mon
fhtt reo can lr Judged by us
lrmf- 1le great Teacher said, "A
oou tree cannot bring forth evil
ruil noifh,r can corrupt tree
3 .ne forth good nuf in reply to
t1, question WtN aCr the fruits
M CHRISTIAN Science we would an
wor. Tho iek art being hcaled no.
COTTON u tro cowtorffd auA in
nsr- af reformed nuf hi- NOT
100 tht being accumpl -hd chris
uau Science has nchlful place in
every Gsid 81 honest mdeaor
Every fhing that in any Way CON
rihHtr- thr' welfare 1T HHHaHitt
1er0mes more productive %, good
when u o. understood how Vie
Fundamental. TEACHINGS of this
Science touch d some point every
3roblcm az mans experience
n Escaute ONE s neither an invalid
nor q hardened -inneLr Il docs nor
Jol'0u ihaf he has no need OF Chris
liam Science ~ ho desires go br
roWo more successful IN ~. chosen
vocation hoping thereby 90 render
more cnrciual service to others,
81 there 1ra ans evils 10 Doe over
come. ANS good works Zoo b." done W
hc fcclF Voc nceG of greater re
dom fargcf onsc Of God love co.
more rUCurine CoHsci0u of
pcsce and harmony Christian sci
ence cam holm hm 10 attain the real
i2a'ion of his hopes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
PLANS WOMEN'S
ROLLER RACES

y series OF sis championship
roller races FOR ladies VIII hr held
IN the Palace G4rdrn roller rink
one race each FRIDAY evcnins begin
Ming Fridav 0( this week
Miss Janc wilson ct Cincinnati
known AS DC peer of lady speed
-knters. viii d. seen in acfim Peter
r. Shea. manager e. making prep
arations 10 have number of star
lady skafprs appear in match rates.
with Miss wilson Who is ihf holder
~ several state titles
s number of local girls Hrc n
training dails under Miss Wilson
coaching. preparing for fho FRIDAY
night amateur contest Tile girls
arc developing very rapidly and are
showing tremendous speed during
the work outs S0mr-rf ihr 0une
ladies have won laurel IN Other
cities Tho meet Viii undoubtedly
be- the biggest and most exciting
ladio- contest ever seen in thc ciCr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
Tail for a Soldier.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. a.
Because he said his son, who Is 6
feet 7 inches. was lust naturally
too tall' for soldier, but just the
right height TO pick cotton and their
corn, w p Hale, OF Marion county.
recently appealed TO LLOYD England.
state provost marshal, TO discharge
his son. ". H. Hale. Gen. England
declined 70 act,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
Fathnr al second son Id as.

KOKOMO, Ind. Nov 19-Cspt.
Milton Garricus aged Sc, veteran
Of the Ciyil war, has just become the
father of another son. There IS a
difference of nearly half q century
between The ages Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrigus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19
Steamer Msrltana Released

Tugs and jackscrcws released the
steamer Mariana from the west
pier OF the St Clair fats canal late
Saturday afternoon The boat went
aground early Thursday morning up
hound without q cargo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19

county and buyers are paying 70
cents per bushcl for potatoes This
Is me FIRST time the Plainhold high
school has ever closed for the no
tato harvest The county schools
have also closed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-19

Postum Cereal Company BATTLE Cree X Mich.
FaetHm Cereal co. It'd. Windsor. ntario
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-07-28

II you registered in Union county
you will find your name and number
in the following official list from the
county registration board. All names
preceded by an asterisk 60 have been
drafted. Notification both by mail
and through the press will be given
when and where to report Claim of
failure to receive notice will not ex-
cuse you for failing to report as it
is yonr duty to inform yourself,
Postoffice addresses given but not
designated by state should be read
New Mexico. Addresses outside of
New Mexico are designated by states.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-07-28

cTurn 70 Page ~
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-07-28

An asterisk O. before your name
means that you have been drafted.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

stosunku do Niemc6w, Znalaz-
Ia sic W zupetnem odosobnie--
niu. w pa}acu Kronenberga,
gdze mieszcza sic biura Rady
oraz W redakcyach trzech dzien
nik6w popierajacych Rade,
wybito szyby. Polityka ugodo-
wa zbankrutowa4a. Opinia u
Kr6LestWie Stoi Wyra&nie prey
programme Gjednocg0mej, niepo-
dleg'ej Polski 2 doStepem do
morzG. Ko1o Miedzyparty,ine
jest tel opinii prawowitem
przedstawicielstwem, a ME Ra-
da Stanu, ME Beseler BOWEN
decyduje tenn, kto ma prawo
Polske reprezentowac.
(Dokonczenie nastapl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
w SPRAWIE SEJMU
ZJEDNOCZENIA.
Jake WYJsCIE?

Jestem dclegatem Z low kro-
lowej Korony Po'skiej nr. 81
Ziednoczenia p. R. r., legalnie
IA posiedzeniu obranym, Z man
datem przez zarzad Tow. i miej-
scowego p]roboszcza potwierdzo--
nym. - PodIug konstytucyr ma
szei organizacyi jestem legalnym
reprezentantem mojego Tow.
nam jechac ma sejm 30. podlus
zaS rozporzqdzenia Zarzadu Gfo-
wnego Z. P. r. X. nakazano mi
siedziec ! czekac do ~przysziego
roku.
Jake wyjscie? S,ejm podlug
konstytucyi ma sic odbyc "a diva
tygodnie, brak wiec czasu ma dy-
skusye, dysputy / ti0maczenla.
Chodzi teraz O zalatwienie be-
zwfoki i to jak najpredzej spra-
wy bardzo waznej, sprawy roz--
woju a nawct i bytu Zjednocze-
MIA. L odroczeniem sejmu skutki
beda fatalne i nastepstwa jak maj
niekorzystniejsze, i wprost niepo-
wetowana krzywde organizacyi i
ich czlonkom przyniosa. Ma taxa
wiaSnie okazye, agenci obcych
organizacyi juz czekaja, korzy-
stajac Z n~aszej niezaradnoSci /
liczac ma latwe i poplatne zyski
pchajace naszych rodakow do OBJ
cych organizacyi.
Zal nam bardzo, re sprawy pol
skiej organizacyi sami pomiedzy
SODA zalatwic ME mozemy i uda-
wac sic do obcych sedziow "a
mierzamy, ale kiedy juz innego
wyj$cia niema, sadziibym, ably
propozycye P. N. L. Piotrowskie-
60 podana w otwartym liScie do
Zarzadu Zjedn. przyjaG i zamiast
do obcych pc rozsadzenie cho--
die, proponowaibym zaprosiG Sc
diego Jarcckiego i sedzicgo La
Buy'a, a ci mogliby sobie dobrat
trzeciego, ME majacego mic
wsp6lnego re Zjednoczeniem i CT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

ia zranil, tax, re lekarz musial jej
zeszywaG rane. Nastapilo wyjecie
warantu, poczem sprawl oparia sic o
sad.
w rece pOlicyi dostala sic zn0W
tr6jka znakomita, kt6rej ,,cz}onko-
vie" juz poprzednio mieli stycznosc
z policya.
Tr6jke te stanowia: Wojciech. Ia
baczynsk', zwany Georgem, 90 letni
= pnr. 262 Detroit ul., Jan Wal
czak. 35letni, zamieszkaiy pnr. 1T
Guilford ul. i 1Sletni Stanisiaw Su-
chocki, z pnr. 26S Detroit VI.
Tr6ika oskarzona jest O zatrzyma-
ME ma ulicy niejakiego Jana GREE
gorczyka z pnr. 4S1 Howard III.
obrabowanie go z dwu dolar6w W
gotowce i zlotego zegarka.
Bandyci mieli r~ewolwcry i grozili
smiercia Grzegorczykowi, jezeli I'M
pieniedzy i 5egarka ME odda i wo-
lac bedzie o pomoc.
Grzegorczyk usluchal rozkazu,
Iecz udal sic ma policye pc napadzie
i rabunku i sprawc6w wkr6tce wy
kryto.
EHbieta Kalmierczak, lat 10, Il
pnr "A Brownell ul., Zazy}a PROSE-
ku do czyszczenia zeb6w W celu o.
debrania sobie aycia. Odwieziono ia
DO szpitala Emergency, gdzic zostaia
Drzywr6cona do przytomnoscl. DO
byia nieprzytomna jua, gdy ja brat
znalaz4 wtsyp:alni. Elibieta poktocl-
la sic re swa matka i to byi poWod
targniecia sic ma wiasne zycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
,,MaCierz POlska",
Il CLEVELAND, o.

W niedziele bawiIa tn delegacya
pOlska z Paryza. W osobach W. Ca
siorowskiego, znanego powieSciopi-
sara, ksiecia Poniatowskiego i sier-
tanta Szaniawskiego, kt6rym W po-
dr6zach towarzyszy DR.. T. starzyn-
ski z Pittsburgh, prezes Zwiazku So
kOFow POlskich.
Polonia clevelandzka przezywala
ehwile, jakich nigdy ME miala.
z okazyi pobytu delegacyi odbylo
sic masowe zebranie Polak6w ma pla
GU pred pomnikiem Ko$ciuszki. Lu-
du bylo mrowie W przyblizeniu okolo
20 tysiecy.
Ma Geese ~deIegaCyi odbyly sic take
diva bankiety. Jeden wydany przez
tutejszych Polak6w W Wydziale Ma
rodowym zgrupowanych. drugi przez
Amerykan6w.
w niedziele dnia 23go wrzeSnia
deIegacya bedzie W Buffalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
Z DETROIT, MICH.

Czternastoletni bunny, baruzo
oswojony zajaczek, Odegraf niezmler
ME vazna role W lyciu PM Amy
Manga, 9S1 Military ave. / jeJ bra
ia StanislaWa Les!aka.
Pred wielu lat zajaca tego PREY
ni6sI do domu ojciec ich i cd teSo
czasu rodzehstwo spedzi}o wiele 60
DIN ma zabawie z MIN. Mic dziwnego
tez, ze przywiazali sic do tego stWo-
rzenia. Kiedy PAM Manga Wyszia "a
MAJ. wzie}a zajaca z SODA JakkolWlck
brat lei usilnie przeciw temp pro-
testowa}.
Cd tel pory dobre rodzinne stosun
XII ustaly, ustepujac miejsca konspl-
racyi o posiadanie poczciwego bun
nv". Ola PM Manga ~rozpoczefo sic
naIna cieakich zmartwiem zycie, gdy
zmuszona byla patrzeG jednem okiem
ma swa robote domowa, a drusiem
zajaca. Jednego dnia PREY
,apala brata, jak przelazlszy przez
parkan, podkradai sic do Bunny"
luz o malo co go ME ~schwytaf. PM
Manga jednak ma Gas zaJaca po-
chwycila.
Rozgniewany doznanym zawodem
luby braciszek, kochajacy bardzieJ
zaiaca jak swa s~iostre, urzadzi} ia
Tx DO bratersku, Re zmuszona by}a
nosit przez pewien czas okulary, ably
zasioniG oczy pred przyjacioikami.
W rezultacie ~zaskarzy}a brata o $500
odsLkodowania, q poniewaz tenze ME
zjawif sic W saddle, przeto sedzia
przyznai jej 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
w AMERYCE.
II BUFFALO, n. y.

Licznymi byly tn ostatnio wypad-
XII automobiloWe.
Tam ma schodz2cych z ;ramwa--
j6w Klopfer6w wpad& autOmobilem
Jan j. Zajac z Lackawanna I ma
miejscu zabil 9letnia Hide Klopfer.
Zajac miaI najechaG ma owa rodzi-
ne W chwili, gdy tramwaj stall i pasa-
Jerry schodzili.
Automobil pedzii TAX szybko, re
ME zatrzymat sic navel po wypad-
ku, az dalei o IS stop, gdy wpadf ma
slup zelazny i takowy ~przygni0tl do
Ziemi.
IajaCa aresZtOWano.
Tl6maczy sic 6w niefortunny au--
tomobilista TEN, re staral sic zatfzy-
mac automobil i ominaG paSaier6w
lecz ma}a Hilda wpadla pod kola i
sama swej $mierci winnS.
Swiadkowie wyoadku twierdza i
naczej i wine zwalaja ma Zajaca.
R6wniez ni%efortunnie powozil au-
tomobilem Antoni Malarz, kt0ry ma
jechal Ia 4letnia Anne Wawrzyn
PREY Austin ulicy.
Dziecko wypadlo z chodnika i pc
dzilo wprost przez ulice, gdy w tenn
nadjecha} automobil i dziecko 20
stale potluczone, zyC jednakowoz be
die.
Do Ofisu skladu drzewa Piotra
Szukalskiego pnr. 1888 Weaver I'll.
ma Kazimierzowie wlamali sic rabu-
sic i skradli z niezamknietej z~elazneJ
kasy 5000. Wewnatrz rabusie do
stall sic oknem.
Sprawl zajela sic policya, a detek-
tywi zdjeli fotografie Z odcisk6w pal
COW ma oknie.
Ma podstawie tych odbitek aresz-
towano dw6cn chlopc6w podejrza-
nych o dokonanie tego rabunku. Sa
mimi George Mass, lat Is, Fam. pnr.
III Weber ul. i NJ. Majchrzak, lat
10, Fam. pnr. SIG Willett ul.
William Rambolski, Y pnr. 81 O.
berlin ul., zosta} skazany W sadie
miejskim ma 20 dolarow kary "a kra-
dziez surowca z kolei New York Gen.
trail, Jan B~art}owicz. zaS z pnr. 40
Brighton ul., powedrowa& ma 80 dni
do powiatowego wiezienia "a kra--
dziez paczki sk6ry z wozu American
Express Co. Bartlowicz skazany by}
ma $50 kary, ale re ME mia} jej czem
zap}aciG, vice must odsiedziet po
jednym dniu "a kazdego dolara.
Marcy Falkowski z pnr. 4SS Sweet
ave zostal aresztowany pod zarzu-
tenn napadu. Oskarzenie wniosla E.
Chrzanowska z pnr. 400 Sweet ave.,
sasiadka. Welding opowiadania spra-
wa blizej przedstawia sic nastepu-
jaco: Falkowski malowa{ sobie dom,
ably go zas 1 z boku pomalowac, mu-
sial wkroczyG ma podworko Chrzano-
wskicj. ktora ma to ME pozwoiiia.
q tego powodu przyszio do kiotni, W
rezultacie czego Faikowskl rezbii o
glove kobiety kubei z farba 1 cieAko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
NIACTERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.
ZARHAD


ZAREAD GLowNYr
Ks. Franc!szek Gordon. Moderator.
KS A. 4. R}owO. Wice-Aoderator.
Woictech F. SOska, PreEes
AntonIna Baranowska. WIcepreZeskA
wotcisch MenkicEi, W~ice-preses.
TOmasE ; B~laCnOwski, Srkreta-z.
F-anClSzeE Wltkowski, SSsrbniE.
Stan.slaw L~lczmanski. D~yrektor.
WRadvs'aw Lopatka. Dyrektor.
Antonl Mazurk. Dvrektor.
Leokadya kOuczyk, Dyrektorka.
s2lomea Urbahska: Dyre6tOrkA
Or. Alexander PietrzykOwsEi. Lekars
NacZClnv.
Adv. Piotr p. N,ndak. Doradca Prawny
Berta c. WOjtalewicz. Asyst Sekr Gen.
GODZINY BIURowEI
BiCro Zarzadu GH6wneEo otvarte "
an! powsze7U!s Cd godz. s-teJ rama do
s-tej w.eCzorsw, w sObOte do lei po-
2~oludDiu). NiecSO-ew. " dni pow 7ed-
Eie q wyi9rSiem sOhoty). Oh Eodzlny
7-mej 10 9-teL w n'sdE!ele / swlets
ur0cZyste. b.u-o Jest zamknlete
PreECSa: ~ poUisdZislk} ( 9Istk' wie-
czora0i od gojz.ny 7-mei do s-teJ.
Wsze,kie korespOUdeUCye DO G46wne-
go Prezese na,Azv ad-esowac:
UOJC!ECH T. sOSKA.
i'SS w. Ll.Ei%m str, GhieaEo, IN.
srOdy cZwa~tki. W!sczorami Cd CodzI-
ny T-rej 90 9-tei Z oG l-szei DOpolu-
dniu coaz.enn.e. z wyjatkiem sOboty. Cd
Ste, do I-SZai.
Skarbn!ka: we wtHrkL. srody I platkI
Cd Sudziny 7-me1 do s-teJ wIeczorem.
~skladRnia O92nt. Wszelkle oplaty DO Ka-
sy GfSwnej Drzyimuis Kasyer G6wny
pOdc5as SO5Zi1 Ofisowych. slbo We Gnle
godEtnach Otisowych. Sckretars &C.
EerHlny,
wsEAikis Iisty radsy'ac nalezy ma re-
&c SskretsSZa GensralDego:
TON. :. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
l&5 w. Division str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
PrZekary hankowe pocztoys
tehscks, money orders etc.) naIezy Wv
avis ma organ,zacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER
! przesy{ac pod adresem:
FIR. WITkoWSKI,
1855 W. Division str, ChieaEo. III.
,,MaCierZ POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego:
1867 W. Division Utica.
Ma druEism PietrEe.
Chicago, I'LL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20
u MINIATURES, WIS.

StanisIaw Slihski zostaI cieiko po-
kaleczony. gdy pracowai dla sp6iki
Milwaukee Western Fuel, ma podw6-
rzu Dry Commerce ulicy. Zostai on
przez kosz. s}uzacy do wyladowywa-
mia wegli, uderzony i odni6sl wewne-
trzne o~bra7enia. Zawieziono go do
szpitaIa Milwaukee. Slinski mieszka
przy Bremen uicy, mr.. 936.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

8adnyeh szaIbisrEy Z RsciSG1ezya
es~yhajacych ma kisszenis lRtwoWisrs
aych. ME ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
SKI na swydhJ sEpaltach. DO SawSGs
Dracujs dls dObra ludu. Ossukahess
fire sales" Et&nowczo " DZIENNI.
KU CHICAGOsKIA eEiaasaaS hVa
RAs mexA ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

trzej panowie mogliby pc rozpa-
trzeniu ogolnie naszych bied6w,
sprawe obecnego sej1nu rozstrzy-
gnqc.
DR.. A. Pietrzykowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-20

Prawie kasdy polSki agent reAh
neSciewy eglassa sic W DZ1ENNIKU
oHICAGrsklM DO nie1ednokrotnit
przekonai sic. - tn oa1lspisj mu
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