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The Washington times., 1917-12-18
Horse Flesh for Food
Is Declared Good for
Beasts and Humans, Too

NEW TORK. Dec. ls.-That
there are 1000. 900 horses in
the West too small for army serv-
ice which should Be killed and
used for food is the declaration Of
Dean ". Horace Hopkins, OF the
New York State Veterinary Col
lege. who says that he is using
horse fesh on his table snI hnds
II a. palatable a. the best p1rtor-
house steaks. 1t costs him IS
cents the pound, he says.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Dec.
ls.-Animals in the Beaver Park
Zoo, OF this city. will no longer be
given lamb chops, goat flesh and
other meats that can be used for
domestic purposes. At a meeting
Of city council here last night it
was decided to feed them horse
flesh In the future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
Fargodns Kept
Wedding Secret

To all except relatives and a few
intimate friends, news Of the we'd
ding Of Miss Grace Mcintyre and
Wade H. Murray, both of Fargo,
having taken place lat Tuesday, will
come as a surprise. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock Tuesday
evening at the residence of the
Moorhead Congregational pastor,
Rev. Dwight Mowery. The couple
were unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray left that night for short we'd
ding trip, at the conclusion Of which
they will return TO Fargo to reside.
The young people have many
friends in the two cities. The bride
is daughter OF Mn and Mrs. D. Nc
Intyre, $50 Eleventh street south,
and the bridegroom a son Of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Murray, I'll Ninth street
south. His father is proprietor Of the
Murray Institute, and the bridegroom
is proprietor of the Service Tire COM
pany. Fargo.
= The couple went through high
school together. Mr.. Murray is a
graduate also of Fargo college, and
his bride is a Moorhead normal
school graduate. She has been teach
ing for the last three years at Roth
saw MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
NeW COterie
Club Members

Another business meeting of the
Coterie Dancing club was held
Thursday evening at the Gardner
hotel, at which Pres. w. P. Porter
field announced the following as the
personnel OF the executive commit
tee: Mesdames J. NJ. Bathrick, James
McGuigan, A. W. Fowler, A. w. Cup
Ter and G. o. Follett.
Ten new members were voted into
the club Thursday evening. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Keller, Mr..
and Mrs Hugo Stern. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. w. Satory. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Shivley and Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Weller.
Mrs. Bathrick, Mrs. McGuigan and
Mrs. Fowler comprise the committee
to have charge Of the seasons open
ing party, Friday evening, Nov. 80.
and the committee for the Christmas
party, Dec. %. always one OF the
prettiest each season. .Iis Mrs. F. ".
Hutchinson, Mrs. L. w. Bohn, Mrs.
P. w. Satory and Mrs. ]. w. Camp
bell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
An1uSen1entS
The Isis.

The Isis.
when False Tongues Speak, a
William Fox production in which Vir-
ginia Pearson plays the stellar role,
is the featured attraction at the Isis
theatre beginning today and running
through Saturday.
IL is q mystery story built around
the problems and trials of a noblC
woman, played by Miss Pearson, who
flnds her husband. a worthless
scamp, is paying attentions to an
other woman. To escape her domes-
tic unhappiness she takes up settle
ment work. There she meets a young
reporter.
In the excitement following the
husbands efforts first to have his
wife divorce him and then to divorce
her on false testimony. he is killed.
The wife. the husbands lover. his
lawyer. the reporter and a burglar
are all in or near the house when the
crime is committed.
As the police find the reporter
suspicioUsly near at hand he is held.
When his case takes a bad turn he
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
TO OBSERVE SUNDAY
SCHOOL day SUNDAY

Sunday. the third in October. be-
ing nearest st. Luke's day. will be
observed az Sunday School day in
Fargo.
II will be observed at Gethsemane
cathedral at IL o'clock in the morn
ing, when Dean Henry F. Kloman
will make a special talk TO the stud
ents.
Sunday School day has been OBJ
years, but 10 years ago at the In
ternationaI Sunday School conven-
ton In Rome. 1t was adopted for the
world.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
TlDo More Boxes Packed At
CdSs Red Cross Headquarters

The cass Red Cross headquarters
workers Thursday packed two more
boxes for shipment this week. BOX
NO; / totaled 614 articles, itemized as
Iollows: Thirty sweaters, ~ mufflers,
8 1-2 pairs knitted socks, 9 ga dozen
pairs wristlets, dozen pairs knitted
bedsoclSs, 2 3-4 dozen knitted sponges,
8 operating sheets, s fracture pillows,
z pairs operating leggings, II head
bandages. 5 slings, 8 T-bardages, 2l
abdominal bandages, operating he'll
NETS, knitted eye bandages, and
S-Inch muslin bandages.
The second box totaled TIA articles,
itemtEed as follows: Thirty-eight
sheets, 2S draw sheets, ice bag and
Q hot water bag covers, 81 pillow cas-
esi' s3 hand towels, 145 dish towels,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
|Neps Of Women WorkInMqnyF Fields

iliary ladies'. Eleven were present
and Mrs. c. c. Thayer, who takes
charge of the garments made. re-
ported that by Saturday the auxiliary
would have thirty hospital shirts
ready to turn in TO the Red Cross
headquarters. Only three or four
meetings have beNh held, and all OF
Red Cross at their homes. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Thayer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

tendance OF workers at Fargo branch
headquarters considerably Thursday,
but every other day this week 1t has
been large. The cutting committee is
busy every morning except Mondays,
and knitteFs and sewers are about
equally represented each afternoon.
The Ansonia auxiliary met Thurs
day afternoon at the apartment of
Mrs. H. M. Weiser. with practically
all the members present. So far this
auxiliary of about eighteen members,
organized only two weeks ago, has
made eight operating gowns, several
bedshirts and pajamas, besides var
ious knitted articles. Two or three
sewing machines are busy at each
weekly meeting. Next week the
meeting will be with Mrs. B. F.
Wasem.
Mrs. ]. T. Purcell, Eighth avenue
south, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the u. c. T. Red Cross aux
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

join Mr.. Breyer. who has been there
two weeks. They will make their
home in Memphis, Mr.. Breyer having
been transferred there by the Ford
Motor Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Hemstltching. picotfng. pIsatInE. Cor
sets cleaned and repaired. Mra. A. An
dersons SIS Srd Ave. n. Phone 1SG7-W.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

is exonerated and the real sIMyea re-
vesled by the burglar who had witt
messed the movements OF each per-
son In the house on the fatal night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

FIavo -four. creamery white, deIic-
iouB flavor. goes further. Phone Sc.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

The first Roycroft Dancing club
party win be held Nov. 26, and will
be a Thanksgiving party. The other
dates, decided upon this week, are
the Christmas party, Dec. %. Jan. Z,
Jan. 2l and Feb IL. All will be in
instead Of special committees as for
merly, although assistants will prob
ably be named to help with the
Christmas party. Several new mems,
bers have been taken into the club
this fall
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Miss GLADYS McTaggart, 1121 Sixth
street south. entertained fourteen
young ladies Thursday evening at a
miscellaneous shower for Miss
Kathleen O'Brien, a bride OF Oct. Is.
Games and needlework were enjoy
ed, after which a two-course lunch.
was served. RED carnations and
ferns formed attractive decorations
for the pleasant affair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

SO tray cloths, so napkins, 1Os wash
cloths, S6 scrub cloths, Is substitute
handkerchiefs, dust cloths, / roll
old linen, convalescent gowns, II
bed sheets, pairs flannel bed socks,
suit pajamas and nightingales.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
TRIPLETs BORN ON TRAM.

DenveF, Col.s Oct. Ie-NEFa. y.
G. Atkinson OF Seattle Wmmh.s be-
came the mother Of erfpA@am
aboard n west bound train emKHy
today. TIVE of the chEIdrem were
born In Kansas and the third IN
Colorado.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Two Nice shipments.
Nice shipments of completed artt-
cles were received at county head
quarters during the last few days
from both Chanfee and Erie. The for
mer shipment was of pairs of knit
ted socks, while the Erie consignment
included IL pairs knitted socks and
various other articles.
EsarU0 Hramrh Huav Place
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Mrs. John H. stegge, Seventh
street south. entertained the nj. and
s. club Thursday, the afternoon be-
ing spent with Red Cross sewing
and knitting. The club is making
convaleacent robes and sweaters.
Work was followed by 5 o'clock tea,
Halloween party planned for Oct.
%. at the B Ell Mason home in
Moorhead. The next regular meeting,
in two weeks. will be with Mrs. G. s.
Dawson. Ninth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Mrs. William H. Magill, 712 Ninth
street south, entertained a dozen
young mothers and their children
Thursday afternoon at an informal
affair celebrating the second birthday
anniversary OF her daughter, Jean
Elizabeth Magill. A dainty lunch
was served. and for the edification Of
the children there was a birthday
cake decorated with rosebuds and
candles, as well as animal cookies
and snapper souvenirs. the latter of
which contained many happy sur
prises.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Fargo Branch Busy Place.
Inclement weather cut down the at
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Thursday evening from Chicago.
where she was called about two
weeks ago by the death OF a niece,
whom she and President HanseI had
reared.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Rushees OF the Delta Phi Gamma
sorority OF FARGO college will be
honor guests this evening at a pro-
gressive dinner party The sorority
president this season ID Miss Martha
Ditmer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

Mrs. Frederick II Bailey and
daughter. Miss Betty Bailey. have
been visiting in MiuneaDolis this
week. Prom that city Miss Bailey
will SO to Ninona, Mimi, for a two
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
SOCIAL NOTES

The Alpha Kappa Phi fraternity
men of the A. c. held a housewarm-
ing reception Thursday evening al
their fraternity home, 1881 Four
teenth street north, into which the
organization moved late last spring.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
M. l.. Dolt, Prof. and Mrs. A. r.
Minard, and Prof. and Mrs. H. A.
Metcalf. Three A. c. sororities, the
Delta Phi Beta, Phi Epsilon Omicron
fand Achoth, were represented in the
guest list. and in all about thirty
Ave participated in the happy affair.
An informal program consisted of
short talks by Professors Doit, Min
ard and Metcalf; also by Glenn Nc
Clellan. president OF the Alpha Kap-
pa Phi chapter and o. A. Schollander,
an alumnus; q lengthy humorous
talk by Martin Hagen; a political
talk in Norwegian brogue, by Harold
Rasmussen; asd talk on Holland
by John DeJong, who illustrated 1t
with photographs taken in Amster-
dam. Light refreshments were serv-
ed by the committee In charge, the
chairman of the same being Walter
McKim. '.+.3..'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
Fur CoLIdred Goats
$3.50

Velour Cloth and Broadcloth in most
fashionable shades with large shawl
collars of natural Raccoon and Mole
O. COnny .p.. ..sF#E. II
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

The Little PH1scillian Red Cross
Knitting club Of eight little girls will
give benefit program this evening
at the Bentley home. 1104 Tenth ave-
nue. south. The proceeds will be given
to the Red Cross. and already a NUM-
Der Of tickets have been sold by the
children. The program@is open 70 the
public. and tickets may be obtained
at the door. Reading. tableaux. solo
dances and songs VIII make up the
program. in which Hope Fitzsim-
mons. Dorothy and Ruth Bentley,
Helen Vance. Anita Blake and Elsie
Efnf,MsNn wrfgf Rm4ra v.aA&
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

chowski, ks. S. RadnieCki, ks. FIR.
Mazur, ks. R. Applet, ks. l.. Janko-
ski, Sobieksi, Wis, ks. J.. S~zprenga'
ks. A. Szczerkowski, ks. FIR. Gordon
c. R.. ks. W. Taszkunas, ks. J. AL
bowicz, ks. F. Laden c. R., ks. e.
S%onnenfeld, ks. B. Czajkowski, ks.
J.. Maczynski, ks. FIR. WojtaleWicz,
ks. II. Sampolihski. ks. Chodniewicz,
ks. r.. Bona, ks. S. Bona, ks. F. Strzy-
cki. ks. Alex. G6rski, ks. A. Zielln-
ski, East st. Louis, ks. DIR. j. Mel
carek, ks. st. Dabrowiak, ks. B. O.
strowski, ks. F. j. WojciechOwsk1,
ks. J. Stoinski, ks. j. Walczak, z
Detroit, Mich, ks. J. Koz}owski, ks.
S. Chyla, ks. w. Bobkiewicz z La
Sale, ILL.,, ks. T. ~Szypkowski, ks. E.
tSefanowicz, ks. F. Scieszka, ks. K.
Sztuczko, ks. Kaz. Gronkowski, ks
". Warakomski, ks. Bron. Cieslak.
ORGANISED, kt6rzy wzieli udzial W
pogrzebie I S~piewach: PIP. Teodor
Zamiara, Alex. Karczynski, Karol
Kowalski, $50. Chicago, Stefan Bo-
lewskt,N D. Prusinowski, A. J. kwa-
sigroch, Stanislaw Bystrzyhski Leon
Cieszykowski.
Jeden . obecnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
RuCh v TOEarzystWaCh.
N STANISIAwOWA.

- Tow. Polek Kr6lowej Jadwigi
o~1bedzie regularne posiedzenie " ME
tZiele. dnia 5go sierpnia. o godz. 4
popoiudniu, pred posiedzeniem be-
die zdjecie fotografi Tow. Pc po-
: edzeniu i zdjeciu Tow. nasze in
ccrpore wystapi ma bazar parafial-
ny. - Konstancya Czekala. PREF;
Stan. SlupikOwska, sekr. prot, 1901
Hclt al.
- Klub Obywatelski Tad. Kosciu-
ski mice bedzie posiedzenie regular
ne " poniedziaiek. 6go sierpnia, o
godzinie Smej wieCzorem, W sail klu
bowel. Zaprasza sic wszystkich czlon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

mathew. ambassador rosyJskl.
- Wien o tenn.
By}a Gala prasa polska, DO amoa'
sador Novel Rosyi m6wi1 o Polsce'
Panic ocknij sic i ia tam byfem
/ WIEN o czem gadano, a pan, Jesll
masz gada6, co nowego, to gadaJ' Jak
ME, TO mi m6zgownicy ME zawracaJ.
Dobrze tedy. Ot6z panic, tuz
pred p~rzyiazdem Bachmatiewa m1elis-
nv tam take show rdaktorze do
brodzieiu, re az sic do dis dusza "a
duje!
- COZ takiego | z czego?
- Wvobrazcie sobie przyszed} pod
pomnik KoSciuszki / ten z ,.Ludoweso-
Centowego" PiotruS 2 KonOpi, wyrwai
sic / myslac. re go ME p~oznaja au'
st~ryackiego bortnika. pcha sic pod mo-
nument. by ~podsluchaC, co tez Bachma-
flew nam powie.... Taxa to 1ch natu'
ra wszystkich dzieju panic - bez
I mvd4a w}aaa. gdzie ich ME potrza, pa
sOrZyty wSzeteczne.
Mnietsza o Mich i ich nature. Co
dalcj?
Ano - wIaz{ / gapi sic pc swoje'
mu - iak zh6j. ma wszyStkich doko3a
/ czeka, i stoi ,iak ma weselu; jenosmy
sic wszyscy pousuwali. tax odeh byfc
czuf 70 Observation-Disclosures srebr,
Mkt austryackie, "a kt6ry ,Ludowy'
Centowy' dycha i jemu dychac dale.
Dai mu pan dychac - czem chce
4 MECH tam. AliSci gdy tax stoi
dlugi jak telegraf-post przychodzi
ci don detektyw jakiS i lap pana brata
.~,dcpache", kaze mu sic Zabierac dc
biesa.. PiOtrus blady - opOnuje, "
iydkach Organic frenzy czuje. ale tam
ten ME zartuje / kolo kolnierZa badru
ie.... Rad. nierad zabiera sic wscibsk
rcdaktor. a chcac uniknac Owacyi x
strony publiczki - pr0buje nurknat
W tIum, ale detektyw u}api} jak sic ma
ley pana 'towarzysza cd cysarza-nie
boszczyka / taska go przez sam Srodel
placu. axe sic rOzeSmia}a z tego szkapf
Pana Naczelnika. re ~jeszcze do dis mt
pysek otwarty. co sami panic dzieju 20
haczyG mozecie...
- OdprOwadzili 60 az do Nortewniu
wziaI i poszedi daIei sam. klnac wszyst
kich / Siebie cato, re wIazi}, gdzi,
ME potrza.
l - Istotnie to paradne, " ~socyalisty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
I %uroczystosci pogrze.
bowel S. p. Maryanny
z P~aiczynskich Ma
wrockiej.

We czWartek, dnla Ego Slerpnla,
odby& sic wspanialy pogrzeb S. p.
Maryanny Nawrockiej IL domu Pol
czynskiej), matki Wiel. ks. Pra}ata
st. Nowrockiego. proboszcza parafii
Matki B. Nieust. Pom. i Wiel. ks.
Ant. Nawrockiego. prob. parafii Sw.
Barbary, W Chicago.
Kondukt za}obny ~rozpoczal sic o
godzinie 1Otej pred poludniem. wy
prowadzeniem zwfok Zmarlej z pie
banii Matki B. n. Pom. do koscioia
tegoz imienia, PREY nader licznym
udziale Wiel. Duchowienstwa, krew-
nych. znajomych i parafian.
Olybrzymi ko$ci6E byi wypefniony
po brzesi z czego wnosiG MONA, IL
W pCcrzebie j nabozehstwie p%ogrzebo
VEN wzie1o udzial przeszlo . tysiace
os6b. Pc odSpiewaniu psalmu Mise
rere" I .,Officium Defunctorum" or
poczela sic u~roczvsta Msza Sw. Ia
}obna ma ~intenCve $p. Zmarlej, o 60
dzinie 1915 rrzed %poludniem- Msze
$w. odprawiF Wei. ks. Pralat S. Ma
wrocki. W asvstenCyi ks. Kaz. Gron-
k~owskiego, jake archipresbitera, ks.
T. Czastki. dyakOna ks. Derengow-
skieco. iako subdvak'N'a.
Pc Mszv $w. move pogrzebowa
vyg1osil Wiel. ks. Jan Obyrtacz G.
R.. kladac g1ownv nacisk ma zaletv i
cnotv <. n. Zmar}ei, a ~szczeg6lniei ma
cnote ro~hozno$ci. bogobojno$ci i pra-
cowitoSci.
Pc skohczonej przemowie / nabo-
aenstvie odby}o sic wvprowadzenie
7w}ok 2 ko$ciola ma cmentarz Tmart-
wvchwstania Panskiego. Pred Wy
jazdem ma cmentarz Wiel. ksieza u
dali sic do p'ehanii. gdzie spozyli o.
bad i ~przekaski.
o godzinie 1szei popoludniu Wiel,
ksieza. krewni | znaiomi, W liczhie
blisko 200 os6b udali sic ma cmen-
tarz z. P. gd7ie mad zw1okami i gro.
hem sp. Zmar}ej przem6wi& Wei. ks
Jan Zwierzcbowski. ~zwracaiac uwarge
obecnvch ma kontrast. jaki zaChodz
miedzv s. p. Zmarla. a pewna cze
! scia naszego oe61n. Mianowicie. gdy
(. p. Zmarla ceni}a ksiezy i silly icf
wspierala goraca modlitwa, to pew
ma czeSf naszego ogolu ma iCh "
nienawi&ci i pogardzie, a zamias
wsp6lpracowat. psuje ich zbozna pra
&c.
Pc odm6wieniu modlitw. odSpie
waniu pieSni na%dgrobowych i zFoze
niu zwlok Sp. Maryanny do ziem
(%grobu), orszak zalobny wr6ci} dC
domu. niosac W sercu, wspom
nirLie jakieS smetne, zalosne, ale CT
cheHakie odczuG moga tylko CT, kt6
rzv ma ziemi stracili osobe droga,
czekac musza meze dose diugo nj
sporkanie iej powt6rne. chloe trwal'
W iecznoSci. Pc ciezkiem zyciu
pelnem piracy, poSwiecenia, niewy-
god, cierpien, smutnych chwil / ra
dosnych. pc spelnieniu celu sweg'
7icmskiego zycia: Mech odpoczywi
W pokoju.
w uroczysti$ci pogrzebowej wziel
udzial nastepujacy ksieza:
KS. F. ]. Karabasz, ks. P. Lang
fort, ks. T. Czastka, ks. w. Krakow
ski. Bay City, Mich, ks. l.. Grudzil
] ski, ks. X. Skory, ks. Derengowskt
ks. S. Cholwinski, ks. l.. Zucho}a, ks
J. Obyrtacz C. R., ks. A. Gawrych
ks. P. Sobczak c. r., ks. A Klowo
ks F. Jagielski, ks. E. Kowalewski
ks. P. Pyterek, ks. F. Kulinski, ks
J. Pajkowski, ks. w Kukulski, ks
ks, W. Bobkiewicz, ks ]. B%urzynski
Rockford, Ill, ks. F. Feldheim, ks
c. Kowalczyk C. r., ks. ]. zwierz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

k6w - Jozef Grabowiecki, PREF;
Wlad. Barwig, sekr.
- Oddzial 1szy BraCtwa M}odz.
Sw. J6zefa odbedzie posiedzenie jul
tro popoludniu o godz. lei, W sail
zwyklych posiedzen. - P. WiSnie-
wski, PREF; J6zef G. Mucha, sekr.
- 0 powodu, IL f~otografie Tow.
Kr6lowej Jadwigi, Kiubu Rob6tek
ReGznych i Komitetug Parafialnegc
ME- wpad1y dobrze przeto jutro popo,
ludniu y godz. 2giet czionkowie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
DIR. Waclaw S%tr6iewski.

Urzedowe zawiadomienie re Spring
fieldu, re pomySlnie ziozyi egzamin
Stanowy ma dentyste, wczoraj otrzy-
NAL dr.. Waclaw ~Strozewski.
DR.. S~trozewski urodzii sic W Kro-
lestwie Polskiem, gdzie ukonczyl
szkole elementarna. Gdy przyjechai
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych rozpoczai
~uczeszczaG do szkoi wieczornych,
p6zniej do szkoly wyzszej w Valpa--
raise, Indiana. w roku 1914ym VISTA
pill ma wydzia} dentystyki do Chica-
go College of Dental Surgery. Pc
trzech latach uzyskal dyplom dokto-
ra dentystyki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

cznego reportera cd socyalistycznego
pisma wyrzucono 2 zebrania, urzadzo-
nego ola socyalistycznego przedstawi-
ciela socyalistycznego pahstwa!...
- A DO on 2 tych socyalist6w, co q
Niemcami spiewaja ,Boze carja chra-
nyj...." a rewolucyi rosyjskej zycza
aeby skipnela, DO i'm trzeba ably Cen
tralni wojne wygrywali = akurat po-
dug ich oryentacyi, ~
- Macie racye. ,.N.
- Niechby ME. TatsoH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
Z MARYANOWA.

We Czwartek. dnia Ego I. m. odbyla
sic W koSciele naSzym dorOczna uroczy-
stOSG Patronki kOSciola / parafii Maj
swietszei NJ. P. AnielSkiej oraz Odpust
Porcyunkuli. - Ably uczciG PatrOnke
kOSciola Odbyla sic nOwenna a W
przeddzien urOczyStoSci przySyli liczni
kaplani z s~asiednich parafii ably dopo-
m6dz W siuchaniu SpOwiedzi wiernych,
kt6rzy praSneli kOrzyStac z OdpuStu j
przyStapic do Stolu P~anskiego.
W sam dzieG OdpuStu nabozenStwa
Odbyly sic W naStepujacym porzadku
o @tej prymarye Odprawii Why. rs.
LukaSz SwiatkowSki. wOtywe o 6-tej
edprawii Why. KS. Jan SobieSzczyk,
wOtywe o T-mej odprawit Przewielebny
KS. X. Skory. proboSzcz cd $w.
wojciecha oraz konsultor dye
cezyi z Grand Rapids, Michigan,
kOnwentualna o gOdz. S-mej odprawil
miejscowy p~roboSzcz Why. KS. F. Cor
don. Wotywe o godz. 9-tej Odprawii
Why Ks. j. Bieniarz, probOSzcz z Bea-
YER Dam. Wis. Sumo o gOdz. 10-tej Od-
prawii Prev. KS. w. Zapa}a, rektor
KOllegium $w. StaniSlawa z aSySta
wnych KS.Ks. T. Ligmana i J6zefa Ia
raSiuk. Kazanie pO Sumie wygiOSii Why
Ks. J. Bieniarz. R0zaniec Pc pO}udniu
o 2:3O Udm0wif z wiernymi Why KS.
F. RepiGski. NieSzpOry o 7:30 wieCzo-
rem. Odprawii Prev. Ks. 8. Siatka.
p~roboSzcz cd Sw. Jana KantegO. Kaza-
ME wieczorem wyglosi} miOdy kaplan
kt6ry pred kilku tygodniami Odprawil
prymicye naSzym kO$ciele, Why.
rs. Jan Biernacki, 2 Michigan City.
Ma zakOnczenie z prOceSya wySzed}
Naiprzew. ks. Pralat S. NawroCki z a.
systa WV. KS.KS. p. Pyterka i Eel.
Feldheima. W prOceSyi udzial wzieiO
razem 12-tu kapian0w. kilkadziesiat
miniStrant6w i Bractwa: Dzieci Ma
ryi, Dziewice. NiewiaSty. M}OdzienCy i
Mezczyzni R6z. &w.
Do Stolu P~anSkiego pr~zystapllo pod
czas tel ~dorOcznej uroczyStoSci przeSzio
1900 OS6b, a KoSci6& przez ca}y dzieG
by} licznie ~odwiedzany przez wiernych
pragnacych zyskac OdpuSt P~orcyunku-
Il.
rhkr- INhryp v-v-gl-,1nnn NOD Ivrnl--
eva SwegO ~organisty p. Amt. Wiedemana
d~Opeinia}y SVEN Spiewem u~rOczyStO&ci
tax W nabOzeGStwach rannych jak i
wieczornych. Ma ch6rze zauwazyliSmy
~obecno$t jake tez i &piew oraz I axiom
parliament ma Skrzypcach PIP. Wiedema-
now z JadwigOwa.
O}tarz byl ~wSpaniale ubrany W zlO-
se / zywe kwiaty i girlandy i boSato o.
S~wietlony. S}owem wSzyStko podczas
tesO nabozeGStwa naStrajalo duSze /
~podnoSi}o SERGE do chYalenia Bosa i Pa
trOnki KoSciOll Naj&w. VI. p. Aniel-
skiej.
L wv las NN'h ldtb6N ANlN Ndu dHN
li&my naStepujacych %kap{an6w. kt0rzy
badz to W k~oufeSyonale, PREY oftarzu.
na ambOnie lUh W prOceSyi brazil udziai
Npw. rs. Praiat :. NawrOcki, Prev.
I Wni KSieza W, zapaia. :. Siatka, J..
Obyrtacz. T. ~SzypkOwSki. +. StefanO-
wicz. =. Sobczak. r. CieSlak. w. Flip
ski. W. Rapacz, W. Kmiecik, F. Ladon,
T. LiGman. J. Bieniarz. ]. BiPrnacki.
J.. B~urzynSki. Eel. Feldheim. p. Pyle
rex, J. Drzewiecki, +. Pieczyiski. s.
Swierczek, b. KaSprzycki, Kaz. Skory.
l.. JaSinSki, +. DembinSki. F. RepinSki.
j.. TaraSiuk. Jak. Strzycki. J. Grembo-
wiCz I miejScowi KS. rs. J. SobieSz-
czyk. lux. SwiatkOwSki i T. Gordon.
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Cz}onkinie tychze towarzystw maja
sic stawit %powt6rnie.
z MhRVaNoWA.
- Oddziaf Kr6lowe1 Jadwigi mr..
9ty MiCterzy Polskiej odbedzie posie-
dzenie W poniedzialek, dnia ego
sierpnia, o godzinie Smej, W hall po
siedzen. Obecno$C wszystkich jest
pozadana. - Anna Schmidt, PREF;
Marya Rosa, sekr. prot.
prawIe kntd- IeKhrB IroIgEI gtAls o.
rlasza sWe xodziny ofisowe m sEpAl.
tach OZlESNIKA CHlTA':HSKTEG0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
FETELONEM.

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