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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

given last evening at the Technical
High school.
a buffet supper was served to eight
of the club members.
Miss Viola Pfeiffer. of 131 South
Fourteenth street. has returned after
a several days visit at her home in
Fayetteville, Franklin county.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
D,DruDAy CARD SHOWER

Miss Blanche Pruss, OF boas p.
- arranged n post card shower in nom
or of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Katz' OF
100 Washington street, who celebrat-
ed her birthday yesterday. Mrs. katz
received numerous gifts. cards ana
good wishes from her host of frlends'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26
SOLDIERS FEET TOO SMALL
TO STAND STRAIN OF HIKES

Mauch Chunk, Pa.-Samuel WILL
Jams, of Walnutport, Northampton
County, one of the giants of Camp
Meade, being six feet five and one
half inches tall and weighing 225
pounds, has been sent home because
his feet could not stand the strain Of
hikes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-26

James M. Beck, Jr., son of the for
mer United States Attorney General,
whose family is very prominent in
New York society, was welded to
Miss Adelaide Wilmerding, also
prominent socially in the metropolis.
The marriage took place in New
Young Mr.. Beck has just received
his commission as an aviator at the
Princeton Aviation School.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-06-15

hampered by i'll health, still he was al
ways bright and cheerful. His sac
death was shock to those loved ones
left behind and to them will go the
sympathy of large circle of friends
in this time of sadness.
W. S. Lea, local delegate to the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, anC
F. R. 0gilvie, Grand Outer Guard, left
| Tuesday night for Ovoca, where the
Grand Lodge was in session Wednes-
day and Thursday. They are expected
home this morning.
Mrs. Mollie Neblett was the victim
of painful accident last week. AS she
was reaching for an article on a shelf
in her department at Felsenthals' her
foot slipped, and she fell, fracturing
rib. The accident was not specially
a serious one, though very painful.
Notice-Hunting or trespassing Of
any kind on our lands positively for
hidden. All parties guilty will be pros
ecuted to the full extent of the law. A.
G. Wilson, J. T. Sherman, w. B. Mann,
J H. Cobb, w. F. Cobb, R. G. Cobb.
The w. o. w. lodge of Brownsville
has shown its patriotism by purchas-
ing $500 worth of Liberty Loan Bonds.
Some of the members are doing like
wise.
Those gentlemen of Brownsville who
pledged $1,000 to the Lincoln Chau-
tauqua company for the seven days
program in this city, have shown a
public spirited enterprise and inter
est in the educational welfare Of this
community which is deserving Of the
highest commentator. They pledg-
ed their money where there was no
hope or thought of gain, simply for the
entertainment and general uplift of
the community. In the effort to sell
season tickets to the amount of the
pledge they have had the assistance of
a number of splendid women, who have
labored night and day in this worthy
cause. To these men and women should
20 the hearty thanks and appreciation
Of every intelligent citizen of Browns
vile, for without them we should have
been deprived of the splendid privi-
leges for pleasure, enjoyment and edu-
cation which are ours at this time.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-06-15
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Geo. Cobb and baby are here
the guests of relatives.
Mrs. Lon Kelso of Cleveland, Miss,
is here the guest of relatives.
For Sale or Trade-Good saddle and
harness horse. See w. H. Kerr. %
Money to Loan on improved real es-
tate at 6 per cent. See A. R. Tay.
lor. u
Mr.. Frank Taylor and son, Richard,
of Covington visited relatives here
last week.
For Sale-Good four-room house at
bargain for quick sale. See or write
Walter Brummett. 81
Strayed-Five black and white one
year old yearlings and one red heifer
calf. Notify Claude McCleish.
For Rent.-The o. G. Bonner place,
formerly known asst he Malone place.
Located on Keycorner street Jno. o.
Bonner. :.
Enterprise Home Gamers, with all
attachments and instructions for can
ming all kinds of fruits and vegeta-
bles, at N. R. Dupree & Co.'s tt
During the storm last Thursday or
Friday, Ed Escue, who lives in the
sixth district, had the misfortune to
lose a good horse which was killed by
lightning.
Cotton has been going up at rap
id rate during the past week and those
who were holding for return to zoe
are now looking for 25c. 1t may reach
that point soon. Will they then wait
for soc?
On the night of the 10th inst there
will be an ice cream supper at Nut
Bush, given by the ladies of the Bap-
fist church of Nut Bush. Proceeds to
90 to the building of new church.
Everybody invited.
DR.. West, state director of rural
sanitation, will lecture on Community
Health" in the circuit court room IN
Brownsville on June II, at p. m. The
lecture will be free and as this sub
iect is of vital interest to all, DR.. West
should be greeted by full house.
HAYWOOD county was visited by an
other heavy rain last Friday night and
much damage was done to crops, es-
pecially in bottom districts. The warm
weather prevailing since the rain has
started corn and cotton to growing
with rush. Farmers will have their
hands full now keeping weeds and
grass down.
There are more than 100000 boys
and girls of school age in the southern
states. If one-half of them should
grow as much as 20 bushels of any one
or more food crops, it would add a
hundred million bushels to the food
supply of the country and Of the world;
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-06-15

in Haywood county and organization
is being perfected for close canvas
in an effort to raise $4,000 allotted to
Haywood county. Mr. Bond will have
the assistance of the following com
mittee which was named Sunday night
Jno. o. Bonner, G. W. Lyle, Abe Stern
berger and R. M. Chambliss.
Several boys who visited Ripley last
Sunday had trouble with some Of the
young men of that city which resulted
in fight. Nobody was seriously
hurt, but the Brownsville boys got the
hot end of it when called to trial in the
Ripley city court. They were fined
$25 and costs each, while the Ripley
boys, whom they claim were the origi-
majors of all the trouble, were allowed
to go free. If Ripley and Brownsville
young men can't do better than this,
it would seem that the "stay-at-home'
slogan should be adoped.
The Haywood county school board
has chosen teachers for the county
schools for another year. More than
half of these teachers are graduates
of the Haywood High School, and prac-
tically all of the others have had as
much as the high school course and
many of them more. This places Hay
wood county far above the average in
its teaching force and should insure
for another year the best school work
our people have ever had. The teach
ers who are graduates from our high
school come from all sections of the
county. They are now taking back
home the money spent on their educa-
ton. In addition to this, they are
taking the culture and training which
they have received back to the very
people who helped them. Isn't this
fine? Isn't it also a great boost for
our high school?
Seymour Haywood died at the home
of his father, R. w. Haywood, in this
city last Friday, June g., after an ill-
ness of several weeks. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the residence Satur-
day morning conducted by Rev. M. G.
Wick. Interment at lakewood ceme-
terry. Seymour was a bright young
man, liberal, kind-hearted and true 10
his friends. His career in life was
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-06-15
and this is easily possible. Will they

and this is easily possible. Will they
do it?
Robert Owen left Sunday night for
Fort 0glethorpe, G., where he has been
received for training. His selection at
this time was made possible by the
fact that he had received military
training while at school. His friends
here wish him success and hope that
he may show that efficiency which will
bring him official appointment.
The Boy Scouts of Brownsville have
been doing splendid work in their can
vas for Liberty Loan Bonds. Under
the direction of Prof. Ellsworth,
scout-master, they are always ready
to respond to any call for service of a
patriotic nature or for local communi-
ty progress. They are a splendid lot
of boys and Brownsville is proud OF
them and their efficient leader.
To Negro Teachers-As the school
board will meet within short time to
select colored teachers for Haywood
county, it is important that all colered
teachers desiring schools and who have
certificates, take them at the earliest
time possible to the office of Superin-
tendent F. R. 0gilvie, in order that he
may have a complete list of teachers
holding certificates when the board
is ready for election. This is very
important and should be attended to
at once.
In last weeks issue of the States
Graphic in which my announcement foz
justice of the peace from the eighth
district appeared, stated that there
had never been magistrate from my
side of the district. This was incor-
rect. Mr.. A. O. Mann, who lives in
the extreme southwest corner of the
district was the exception. / take plea
sure in correcting this statement and
assure the people of my district that
it was just an oversight on my part. J..
M. Christmas.
There were many more applicants
for schools in this county than there
were places to be filled. The board
has done its best for the schools, the
people and the teachers. If there are
those who failed in securing places at
home, the superintendent will be more
than glad to lend them what assist
ance he can in securing places else
where. 1t is a source of regret to all
concerned that every capable Haywood
county teacher could not be taken care
of, but there were not enough places
to go round
There was splendid gathering of
our people Sunday night to hear Mr..
Senix of Washington in his strong
address on Red Cross work. All con-
gregations of the city gave way for
this meeting. The needs of this de-
partment of our nations war work and
the imperative necessity for raising
money for its maintenance were WV
idly set forth by Mr.. Senix, who came
as the direct representative of the
government. Mr. R. n Bond has been
appointed as supervisor Of this work
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-06
China Ware

Real Nippon imported.
Beautifully lowered and
hand decorated vases. All
kinds Of dishes, plaques and
toilet sets. A varied assert
ment in designs and prices.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
INV POLSKlCH.
" AMERYCE.
CHICAGU.
Re1eb sczeaLa ka,va|efi.
St. Ziedn.

z kosciola Sw. Wojciecha odbyl
sic pogrzeb sp. Franciszka Toma-
|szcwskiego, czlonka kawaleryi
|Stan0w Zjednoczonych, ktory IL
mari w szpitalu wojskowym W
Dayton, Ohio, IA zapalenie p|uc.
Ccremonic W koscic]e sw. Wojcie
cha odprawil Wicl. ks. Sampolin-
ski godzinic 9:45. Cia}o nastep-
nic zabrano ia cmcntarz sw. Woj
ciecha. Pogrzcb odbyl sic homo
rami wojskowymi. Udzial bra}o
kilkunastu zo}nierzy: szesciu Mo-
slo trumne, osmiu pod komenda
sierZanta stanowilo straz honoro-
wa. Mad grobcm zolnicrze dali
try salwy karabin6w, a trebacz
lostatnia pobudke wojskowa zmar
lego zatrabil. Zmar}y byl synem
wdowy. Anastazyi Tomaszewskiej
zamieszkalcj pnr. 1910 w. 1Sta L.
lica. By} on czlonkiem Tow. Pre-
lmyslowc6w, gr. 3ciej z. y. P.
lczlonkowie tcgoz towarzystwa Ii
iczny udzial W pogrzebie brali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Japonia wysyla kemisye do
Ameryki.

Toxic, Japonia, 81 czerwca. =
Vice hrabia kikujiro Iszi, by}y
minister dla >praw Zagranicznych
zostal mianowany szefem japon--
skicj komisyi wojennej, kt6ra ma
przybyc do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. azcby om6wic wsp6}prace
w wojnic pomiedzy tymi dwoma
narodami.
jest rzecza zrozumiala, ze ko--
misya ia bedzic dyskutowa}a
przcwaznic obrone wybrzeza Gee
anu Spokojncgo, a r6wnoczesnie
stara}a sic utwicrdzic przyjaciel-
skic stosunki pomiedzy Japonia i
Stanami Zjednoczonymi.
w sklad komisyi japonskiej
wchodza wybitni dyplomaci ja-
poiiscy, wraz admiralem Isa--
mem Takeszita, bylym wojsko-
wynn przcdstawiciclcm przy am
|basat|zie japohskicj W Wasi,ingto
ME. ....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Snlierc piesciarza.
Shenandoah, Pa. Micha} Suba

NASAoA<AO1AA1 4 a. AN AShAi h'NDuSA
IL VIM. Penn, znany piesciarz pod
pscudonimem jako K. O. Ketchel
podczas walki ia piescie W ubie---
g}ym tygodniu W Maher'a Hall,
zostal uderzony przez swego prze
ciwnika Eddie Revoire, z Filadel-
fiji. tax fatalnie, ze postrada} zmy
SLY po sc godzinach W Fountain
Springs szpitalu zycie zakonczy1.
Caly zarzad tel niefortunnej
,gry zostal aresztowany pOstawio
ny pod wysoka kaucye. Jest to
fatality wypadek W zawodzle pies
ciarstwa, wobec kt6rego wfadze
powi,lny stanowczo ME. dopusclc
nadal ia rozbijanie MOSCOW, lama
ME zeber j odbieranie jcden dru-
giemu zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Podelzany 0 szpiegostwo.

Buffalo, N. Y. Stanisiaw Mer-
torzec, zatrudniony w fabryceCun
lisa, aresztowany zosta} jako po--
dejrzawny o szpiegostwo. Cz}ek
mia} stos fotografii z fabryki
wszystkich wazniejszych pnnktow
miasta. Pc co, Ia COZ. 80.
= Piotr Wojnicki, do niedaw--
ia artylerzysta 3 pufku, kt6ry cd
by1 wyprawe do Texas, otrzyma}
cd sadu t. wv. injunktion = prze
civ swej zonie ROXY, kt6rej moca
tego zakazu ME wolno jest ruszyc
pieniedzy W sumie $500 deponowa
nych W banku Union Stock Yards
Bank, ktore pochodza z kompen
saty rzadowej, jaka wyplacono
Wojnickiemu podczas jego s}uz--
by tytu}em zapomogi dla iony
lWojnicki twierdzi " zaprzysiezo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Walk ma zachodzie Europy.
LondYn. 81 czerWca. - Anyli.

oOA>Ay Az a. WA "SO' -A'SIi-
cy ME u>1a,ia W sv>tcmatycznie
prowadzonrj ofcn>ywir swcj we
Flandrvi bclri.j>kicj francu>kiej
OSta1nio uyodzi| zn"w gen. Haig
Nicmc0w W okolicy Bullccourt i
odni6sl sukcc> zwycirstwo. Pier
wsza to byla W tel >tronic akcya
od czasu pamietncj i zacietej bit
wy Builccourt. kt6re kilka ra-
zy odbicrali \icmcy. az odcn ma
dobre zc STRAIT masa zostali od-
parci. l teraz \iemcy op6r stawi-
Ii zacickly. lccz w koncu ulcdz
musicli. JcdnoczcSnie we Flandryi
belgijskie.j. W okolicy Ypres ma
drogach do Confines BOZ sic toczy
-Anglicy stale poSuwaja sic ma
prod. wypierajac wroga; row.
nicz po>tepuia pod Messines kr,
arncton. " >tronlc tel Od 1-go
czerwca. vice W ciagu tygodnia
wzieli Anglicy sicdm mil pierw-.
Szcj linii obrm niemicckich, ia
wy}ab od 500 do tysiac yd. Rapol
ty niemieckie przyznaja te cofni:
ella.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Stosunki W Polsce So
ShaSZne. lo..at

Toledo, O. Helena Lewandow--
ska, liczaca p lat, ktora podczas
wojny mieszkala W Warszawie,
przyjechala we srode dnia ego
czezwca do Toledo. do ojca swego
Adama Podlasa, zamieszka}cgo
pnr. 1881 Buckingham III.
Lewandowska opowiada, zc O.
puscila Warszawe DIN. 1gO stycz-
MIA. Il Roterdamu jechala parow--
Gem 'Noordam'' i przybyla do
New Yorku 81 maja. Pc, SECS
ciu miesiacach, gdy Niemcy zaje-
Ii Warszawe, ,marlo jej troje die
ci g}odu, poniewaz brak zywnos
ci by} nieslychany. Najstarsza co
rcczka, Bronislawa, iczaca 8 lat,
utrzymala sic przy zyciu z mia
przyjecha}a matka do Ameryki.
Meia zabrali do Niemiec, a budy-
uck zniszczyli zupelnie.
Stosmki w Polsce So straszne-
'opowiada Lewandowska. Gdy zyw
nose dowieziona zostanie do mia
sta, zaledwie co dziesiata osoba O.
trzyma skromna czesc. Bardzo du
10 kobiet i dzieci umiera tam Z g}o
du. Zwloki So zabierane do pew
nych zak}ad6w, W kt6rych ludz-
kich trup6w wyrabiany jest olej
/ smarowidlo. Zw1oki jej dzieci
zabrali Niemcy i r6wniez posz}y
one wraz innymi trupami do ia
bryki oleju.
Rzadko gdzic spotkac MONA by
d}o. Ludzie zabijaja psy, koty
szczury i zajadaja je. Chleb wypie
kany jest T. maxi, zawierajacej
)przewaznie domieszki, wyrabiane
z korzeni niekt6rych drew les
nych. EE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Polacy a wojna.
CLEVELAND. q. Znanv

Cleveland, ". Lnany nam uo--
brze DR.. J. Sawicki, przebywaja-
cy obecnie w Detroit, zostaf mia
nowany przez prezydenta Wilso--
na porucznikiem lekarzem W ar
mil amerykanskiej wyruszy 2
najblizsza ekspedycya ma plac DO
ju. Brat jego, mecenas j. +. Sa-
wicki, zostal czlonkiem Cleve-
landzkiego Komitetu Wojnya#do-
stall polecenie agitacyi "a sprawa
mi gwarantujacemi zwyciestwo,
jak mp. zakupno Liberty obliga-
cyl ftp. Widac re Rad pod kaz-
dym wzgledem ma zaufanie do ma
szych rodak6w i vie dobrze komu
zaufac moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
NOWINY
TELECRAFICZNE.
Krol grecki ucieka furtkq
z paEacu.
Lcndyn 81 czerwca,

Lcndyn 81 czerwca, = Depesze
4 Atcn donosza, ze kiedy byly
lsrol crecki konstantyn mial opu
scic sw6j kraj i wyjechac ma wy
ynanic, zcbra!v sic wiclkie thu
my ludzi przod je@o pa}acem, ale
by bye swiadkan'i wyjazdu mo-
llarchy. konstan1vn jcdnak wysu
maj sic nicspostrzcZcnic do o@ro-
du >tamtad wvdostal sic przez
mala furtke na boczna uliczke,
wskoczyl do czckajaccgo automo-
blu, ktory popedzif Gala swa
>zybkoscia ku wybrzczu, gdzie O.
czekiwaly ia nicgo kontr torpe-
dowcc francuskic. Wsiadl on ia
jedcn zc statk1w wojennych, -
wraz Zona Gala rodzina, T. wy
jatkicm tylllo >vna Alcksandra, i
odjcchal W kicrunEu na wyspc
korfu. S1ad za> uda sic W dalsza
podroz albo Ia swoim prywat--
nym jachcic. albo tel na francus-
kim >tatkn wojcImym. Dokad "a
micrza wyjcchar konstantyn, to
jeszczc nic wiadomo. Jedni powia
daja, zc do Wloch, inni znowu
m0wia. Zc do Danii.
Nowy kr1l yrecki Alcksandcr
z|ozyl iuz przN>ieyc krolcwska na
wiernoSc kon>tytucyi swcgo kra-
ju. J-
Duno>Za L A1cn, Zc bvly pre-
micr GounariS inni zwolcnnicy
pro nirmirrcv beda prawdopodo
bnic intcrnowani IA wv>pic Nal.
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
POsTRZELONY PODCZAS PEI
NIENIA WARTY.

Filadelfia, Pa. Edward Kensic-
XII, czfonek Rampant III. czwarte-
go pu}ku gwardyi Stanu New Jer
sey, podczas pelnienia warty przy
moscie " Warren, zostal postrze-
lony przez Adama Olszewskiego,
podczas wymiany karabin6w. Ku
la weszla Kensickiemu W kolano
lewej nogi' zmiazdzyla kosc. 70
!stal on Sdeslany do szpitala W
Easton, " stanie nieprzytomnym,
z powodu uplywu krwi. Lekarze
zmuszeni beda noge lewa cd kola.
! ma amputowac. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Smiere przy zabawiie.

Grenada dzieci bawi}a sic kula
MEM starego kot}a parowego na
pagorek piasku spuszczaniem go
ia dol powrotem. Gdy kocio}
spuszczano, dzieci szybko z pred
niego uciekaly. Me zdalala sic
iednakowoz ia czas usunac osm-
nasto miesieczna Helena Jakom
ska, 1878 Rice ul.; kociol dziecko
powalil i przygni6tl. Zmiazdzone
cialko Heleny ambulansem poll
cyjnym zabrano do szpitala sw.
Elzbiety, lecz dziewczynka W dro
DIE umarla.
q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

mem zeznaniu, zc iona opuscifa
dom jego zaraz po jego wyjezdzie
do wojska, a po jego powrocie
ME chciala wr6cic i zyc MIN, O.
raz pozwolic ia podjecic z banku
owejs sunny $500. Odbedzie sic roz
prawa sadowa, sad zadecyduje
komsl-z tyeh dwojga aiezgodnych
malzonk6w naleza sic pieniadze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

pewnia 60, ze jego krzywda jest
chwilowa tylko, DO pancerna
piesc Niemiec przy Bozej pomocy
zwroci tron konstantynowi, a
armie Niemcow i ich sprzymie--
rzenc6w pomszcza sic owej znie-
wagi kryminalnej IA wsp6lnych
wrogach Niemiec Grccyi Ia
prasZa wreszcie Wilhelm konstan
tcgo Go \iemiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Wie$cl z Rosyi.
Pictrogrod, 81 czerwca.-

P1ctrogrod, IL czerWca.-Mla--
Sto nicznacZne kirSanow W Gu
bernii Tambowskicj, W Rosyi Cen
tra]ncj oglosilo sic niezawisla
''rzecza po>polita zaraz po tel
prokl&mucyi przyszlo do walk "a
cietvch Ia ulicach miasta polnie-
dzv s,ronnikami partyi niezgod-
nych i przeciwnych, przyczem
oSm os6bf zostalo zabitych, a Kill
kadziesiat rannych; w}adzc RIA
dove po>}alv wojsko do kirsano-
wa, gdzic juz arcsztowano pre-
zvdenta rcpubliki' nicjakiego
1runlna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Wygraza Alianton,.
Salonih, 81 czerWca,.


dziewaja sic tn W najblizszej
przysz}osci przeniesienia do Aten
wydzialu rzadowego. zorganizo-
wanego przez Ncnizelosa wraz Z
parlamcntem greckim r. 1913.
ktory iak NenizelosiSci utrzymu-
ja niclcyalnie zostal rozwiazany
przez eN krola konstantyna.
Ces Wilhelm W depeszy kondo-
lejcyjnej do ex krola konstanty
ia, wyraza Aliantom i obiecnJe
przywr6cic konstantyna ia tron ;
powiada tam, re "dowiedzial sic
oburzcniem bezprawiu, jake
spotkalo krola Grecyi, lecz "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21

flotyli torpedowc6w zdola}y do
wlec do portu ,najblizszego: Ia
okrecie zgine}o 81 marynarzy,
wsrod Mich kapitan statku, nadto
ii oficerow zosts}o ranionych ex-
plozya, jaka powstala ia torpe-
dowcu po ugodzeniu go przez tor
pede. Sakaki" jest jednym z mai
nowszych i najlcpszych torpedow
cow japonskich uczcstniczyl
Oh W potyczce nurem, czy- tez
l,urami niemieckiemi, Ia ktorych
tepienie flotylla japonska przy--
byIa "a Morze Srodziemne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Chciala pozbawic sic zycia.

Staruszka nazwiskiem Chariot
te Tankard, wskoczyla W zamiarze
pozbawienia sic zycia, do jeziora
II wylotu Adams ulicy. Wylowio-
ia przez G. Halla, dawniejs jszego
pyskotluka wydzierala sic " wo-
die, zawodzac krzykiem !" chce u
mrzee!' | byliby oboje utoneli,
gdvby ME przybyl ma pomoc sza.
motajacym sic, policyant Jones,
ktory oboje z jeziora wyciagna]
na brzeg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Walk morskie i napo-
Wiehzne.
Londyn, 21 czerwca. :

Londyn, 21 czerwca. - Angicl-
ski >tatek "Avcnger zatopiony
zostal przcZ nur niemiecki ia Mo
rzu P"lnocnem jcden Z za}ogi zgi
nal. Norwcskie raporty donosza o
zatopicniu ostatnio znowu kilku
statkow norwcskich przez nury
niemicckic.
Aeroplany angielskic zbombar-
dowalv zrana ST. Dennis WeStren
w Belyii. rzucono wiclka liczbe
FboElb Ia baraki niemieckic do
brym ,rczultatcm - wsZystkic ma
szvny wrdcily calo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
WlEczoREK URzADZoNy
ma Geese Wiel. Ks. Iciek' a.
Duluth, Minn, Il. VI. II.

Dnia logo czerwca b..r. uply--
nelo 10 lat gdy Wiel. ks. S. A. l.
ciek objaf parafie Matki Boskiej
Gwiazdy Morza W Duluth, Minn.
Y okazyi tel rocznicy parafianie
urzadzili Ia. czesc swego Probosz
cZa wieczorek W sail parafialnej
W czwartej ave. przy wschodniej
czwartej ulicy.
Sala byla pieknie udekorowana
Ia przyjecic ks. Iciek a, a para
fianie liczni przyjaciele jego, W
uznaniu jego piracy pastcrskiej i
obywatelskiej ofiarowali mu sa--
kiewke ssnape}niona pokazna SUI
ma pieniedzy, pragnac TEN wyra-
Zic chociaz W czesci materyalnie
'swc Zyczcnia.
Gl6wne mowy wyg}osili: p. Jo-
zcf Winczcwski. Andrzcj Nelson a
holdownicza p. Hcnryk Teclaw.
Pan J6zef Wii1czcwski przedsta
viii historye parafii, zaznaczajac
ze ks. Iciek obja} ia gdy sic znaj-
dowala W nie}adzie i nicbezpie-
czclstwic odpadniecia i przywro-
Gil ia do porzadku i spokoju; u
lcpszy} budynki parafialne, kosz-
TEN 30 tysiecy dolar6w, tax ze pa
rafia, znacznie wzros}a i ma przy
sz|osc pred soba.
Wicl. ks. Icick rozczulony przy
jeciem, dziekowal wszystkim "a
zyczliwosc wyrazil swe zyczenie
pozostania i pracowania wsp6lnie
4 parafianami swcmi W jak maj.
dluzsze lata.
Program jaki wykonano by]
| P"J"e'
II. Piano Duet - ''Ovcrturc to
Zampa' PAM Chas. Eliansson
panna Stanislawa P}otnicka
-. Dcklamacya - panna Wikto.
rya Russell.
). Spiew: Soldier 'sChorus Z Eau
sta - Choir Fanny Maryi.
+. Spiew: "Come to the Garden
| panna Eleonora Burke z axiom
paniamentem panny Francis
XII Forysiak.
Is. Nova ''Nasz Gosc' - pal
! .J6zef Winczewski.
|G. Piano Solo - Wiazanka pol.
! kich narodowych melodyi w
Fall, Parma Teresa kamiilsk;
u. Nova = pan Andrzej Nelson
IS. Dcklamacya = Parma Laur;
Frankenfield. -.
8. Soprano Solo = ''Down il
the Forest Spring" Parma R.
! zalia Lucas
10. Nova Our Tribute
pan Henryk Teclaw
IN. spiew: Mad modrym Duna
jem. Boze eos Polske. Sta
Spangle dBanner. Ch6
Panny Maryi.
| Przyjecie ia kt6rem pan G. S
Maleski byl nlistrzem ceremonij
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-21
Submaryny zatopay " tygod-
niu 5 statkow francuskich.

Lcndyn, Anglia. 21 czerwca. =
Wojska angieskie urzadzi}y oneg
daj atak IA po}nocno zachod cd
Bullccourt i zaje}y dalsze pozy--
eye ma linii 'Hindcnburga. Mem
cy ponieSli ogromne straty -
jak nowiada ostatni urzedowy
komunikat.