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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
RANDOLPH

| Miss Florence Granger of Somerville
Mass, is passing her holiday vacation
| here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Granger
DR.. Charles Cushman of Chicago ar
rived here Monday for several days
stay with his mother, Mrs G. f. Cush-
man, and his sister Mrs F. A. Eaton.
Dr. Harry Clark and Mrs. Clark of
Danvers. Mass, are passing several days
here with Mrs Emily Hastings and Mr..
and Mrs s. C. Clark
Mrs. w. F. Edison and her sister Miss
Maud Johnston, went to Lebanon, y. H..
Monday for visit with their mother,
Mrs Johnston, till Thursday of this
week.
Howard Rogers, only son of Mr. and
Mrs O. II. Rogers of Braintree, and Miss
Maud Wiley second daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Wiley of this place, were mar
ried at the Bethany parsonage Monday
morning at 9:30 by the pastor, Rev.
Fraser Met2ger The couple were accom-
panied by the groom's parents. and i'm
mediately after the ceremony went on
the southbound train 10 Lynn, Mass, for
short stay, after which they will 20 to
Aver. Mass, to visit the brides brother,
Dean Wiley, who is in the training camp
at that place.
Ernest Austin came from Portland
Me-, Saturday to remain Ill Tuesday
with relatives and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dumas and Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Dumas, the former from
Springfield and the latter from Montpe
lier. are being entertained for few days
by Mr. and Mrs George Dumas.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wood and child |
from Lebanon, n. H., came Monday for |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
NORTH CALAIS
Mrs. Nancy Holt, Who Died Friday, Was
o5 Years Old.


Mrs. Nancy Holt passed away Friday
noon after lingering illness of seyera
months NJ the advanced age of 30 years
She leaves Il son, Albert, who has been
constant and faithful attendant through
III all. Funeral services were held from
her late home on Sunday at J o'clock.
Mrs. Lizzie Fay and Jennie Leonard
were business visitors in Barre Satur.
day.
Orrin Jackman purchased n cow and
colt at the Wells auction last week.
Mrs. Albert Young, who has been quite
IN. is slightly improved in health.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Jackman We're in
Montpelier Friday for the day.
Mrs. Myra Kellogg of Montpelier came
ON Friday TO care for her sister, Mrs
Sybil Young, who is ILL.,
Amasa Brown of Worcester was in
town last week visiting relatives.
j. Little of Barre came Monday to at
tend Rachel Avery's funeral.
There was a Christmas tree and exer'
cises at the No. 10 schoolhouse Friday
evening. The program was interesting
and well carried out.
Louella Kittell went TO her home in
st. Adams for the Christmas vacation
Saturday
At the regular meeting of Stowe W.
r. c.. No. 80, Saturday afternoon, the
following officers were elected: President,
Jennie Fair; senior vice president, Ina
Tabor; Junior president, Linnie Per
sons; treasurer, Lucy Converse; chap
ain Lizzie Fay; conductor, Nellie Wheel
ar; guard, Lucy Gray; installing officer,
Ada Cate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26

is spending few days at the home OF
S. +. Dwinell ON HOLSTER hill
A box social was held at the King
schoolhouse Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Gokey is reported i'll.
Miss Beatrice Kellogg of West Burke
is spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs c, p. Kellogg,
Clair Knapp of Hardwick visited rela-
tiyes in town Friday.
Mrs. A. n. Flood spent Saturday in
Montpelier with Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd
Farnham
Mrs. Robert Gould returned TO her
home in Springfield, Mass, Thursday,
Tenement 10 rent in Batchelder block;
SO month. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
PL4INFIELD

The funeral services of Lucius Knapp
who died Dee. II of heart failure. wer,
held Dec. II at o'clock at the Methodist
! church, Rev, +, Il. Currier of Cabot, Off
ciating. The bearers were Jack Ralston
Raymond Goodwin and Lester and Nei
Knapp. The burial was in the village
cemetery There were many beautiful
| floral tributes. Those 10 attend the fu.
neral from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pike and Mr., and Mrs. Neil Knapp and
daughter Of Cabot, Mr. and Mrs. Ray.
mond Goodwin Of Lyndonville, Mr., and
Mrs. William Beleville and Mr., and Mrs,
Frank Belleville Of Granitevillc, Fred
Knapp OF Mortified, Arthur Knapp of
Morrisvlle, Pliny Pike of st. Johnsbury,
Howard Pike of Montpelier, Mrs. Frank
Marsh of East Calais, Herbert Knapp of
Worcester, Mass. Lester Knapp of Bel
lows Falls and Mr.. and Mrs Jack Raj
ston and son of Concord.
William Bancroft returned to Paw.
tucket, r. l., Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Martin and son. Carl, were
in Montpelier Saturday.
Misses Ida and Sadie Hart went to
their home in Stowe Saturday for the
two weeks vacation.
Reuben Batchelder is at work in the
machine shops in Windsor.
Miss Maude Flood is assisting in the
postofiice during the holidays.
Seaman Walter Wells is spending
few days in town with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Knapp and daughter
of Chicago are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. l.. l.. Knapp.
Carlyle Wells of Cambridge spent Sat
urday and Sunday in town with friends
Miss Abba Clark spent Tuesday in
Montpelier
Mrs Dan Moses and Mrs Reuben
Batchelder were in Montpelier Wednes
day.
Mrs. L. c. Baldwin was a business
visitor in Barre Tuesday.
Misses Fanny Martin and Lucy Stod /
dard are home from Goddard seminary, |
Barre, for the holidays.
Glenn Batchelder of Boston is spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Fred l.. Page of Barre is spending a
few days with relatives in town.
Mrs William Colvin has returned to
her home in New York, after spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. Clinton
Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Lafayette spent
Sunday in Marshfed with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Wells.
Brooks Buxton, Miss Ruth and Ken
leth Buxton spent Monday in Montpe
Ter.
Mrs. Wade Benjamin and Waldo Be
mis- of Hardwick visited Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Dwinell last week,
Claude Partridge is spending a few
weeks in Barre.
Mr., and Mrs. Murray Martyr and Miss
florence Payne are visiting relatives in
lorthield.
Christmas exercises and a tree were
deserved at the HOLSTER, hill schoolhouse
thursday evening. j
Miss Vivian Garfield is spending a few
Feeks in Marshfield with Miss Amy
ameron.
Miss Florence Martin is visiting rela-
ives in Barre. Her brother, Lionel who
ad also been there several days, re-
urned home Monday
Medose and Wallace Pelkey have gone
! Champaign, n. ", to spend Christmas h
18th their mother. III
Mr.. and Mrs. james LoveIand of p
Iarshield spent Wednesday with Mr..
nd Mrs Mayo Wymau. \
Harley Fulsom of Marshteld is assist. L
q H. c. Cutting in the NJ & w. r. sta L
on.
Mrs Fred Dwinell of North Montpelier o
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks to our
friends in Washington and Plainfeld for
their many acts of kindness and beauti.
full flowers during the illness and death
of our loved one.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald,
Ernest r. Mcdonald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympathy
shown us in our recent bereavement;
also for many beautiful flowers.
Mrs. L. L. Knapp and family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

TIE b0lidir4 Of ii large tawf1
Ifafl would automatically avoid
the baiifllne NJ seHernl private
halls for scyfrfes time to- CORE
and m long a9 he money ~ To
come from aboot he Same source
whether 0rfe ~. the ether builds,
a. at3peara tn ut* that IL You'd
sr,efi s>corj9ry for the tt5wfTsf1ip
III tt0lld u pui,ltc RAIL
1 W. lrp7tss anF o. oar Tesate'rs
pr taxpayers II Partridge tewff-
shin to write an article on the
ttali proposition We will GLADLY
publish it, whether Or not Y1ur
opifllen differs from oars. fetw
IN the time to SGT that ball a
rolling hef1rc the annual meet
ing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

ing thai IL person IL sane al
the tire III the trial. re cannot
I've pronounced IftsaFpe for wtlst
1e did sef5gp or u4tf do after
the trial. II il die To this awful
condition of affairs that one may
ia praetieails what ore pleases~
and INF this case have oar serse
III. de.ceneY ard respect for latg
and order Hsultpti and di&uraeed
iyH hi4@ art IONS and Words.
We wonder what kind If an
atierlsts wot3lfIt 1te.ctaFe a drunk
man %ane7s What has become Of
tle lasR declaring that a drunk
ftrd is mot responsible for what
he d9es ~. says wfiitt. mi u spree.
ard as such & not subject to the
laws concerning 5ndecertep IN
8peach and aeti0n2
Rec. Jacob Frohin.
7 Rose Lawn Wis.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
NflprsgtY SlfRY Fe'lf m
s4NrFyFRTtNlD

Before the Senate cnnrn,4r.p
N Military Afra,r.e philin Srhas
esp fnrynar,>, a rho SUITS .>.s
si,atai army Testified an .tan "a
o,cerhino fine p,,rk,a,os ~ en,,,.
,,,,sn,.p <apvir.. m. Sutherland
~ Aa,.rafiao. ki., ,urs. evg.,,,l,>,,rf
!. sa,d that his militarp foam.
10 l,,,pa,,s ,n,,a,, - a.sa,.s a AM,
Nj s,h,,t EEx rath,.r h,,;a,r ,>,,o,.
.A,,l4 f,,,.n,sh hi->> with n,Ir q
4ffn,.,sa .,;l,+a,.. a,s+ ,,t,;l.,
n,.,,slfsi,s,. h,,,., b.,,.t s,,a ,,,,,e,,.,,,.,
pt,. ,,nslssk5,.,. n.,,., ,n,,44 ..ee,u4
~ eai,.. es,;,;,,,, ,,n,,ns.,,.,.,.,, f., l>,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

cratie" Switzerland Cavalry reg.
In4erYts, which are used in cases
Of strikes ii, Itgt down the work5-
crs. aree made up nj those ryerg
who car afford III. Fiskasss 8. harse
for this purpose throughout the.
year. Last September q peace
ful parade Of Young People 8.
Socialist League Was ridden down
hva saea a foFee~u1eag worner
and children trar1piet3 Inon as.
though they we're Dogs
'TFN14er aaryili strike was called,
the troops from tie farming dis
t,.ict nearby were called ont by
their Officer, wtt0 managed he
mill. and the town waqeworizers
atternpt to better their condition
Eas brgttaily suppressed Tie
army Of Switzerland hiss never
heen Of any other Use than that
the use by the r3rh. To crust,
the laltor movement. Swiss.
soldiers have no more democratic
treatment at the hands If these
.mlddle-ctass and unper-class Of
flcars than have. pt7is&ian sol
Tiers If You protest 1T ll-traat~
nent YOU 60 to the dungeon for
tltrae dat.s. fn 1909 Il @eidier
committed suicide AZ the result
If this punishment.
Hi told how men we're Ied into
intemDeranee; He himself had
t3nen n total ah<aalnnr until he
1pas forced tn drink rtoNicante
because the army service Bottle
Contained wine. while the off
GERS refused to aIlnw him mill
0r coffee The army, he said.
had no defensive value The
COUNTRY to The north IS open md
German force could easily Ell
er' that part If IL. while to at
t>mpt resistance from the strong
oiaees ~ tfe Alps would result
-, },s... ...s,y..,,sa.I .I 80. Il .tas4,,,<,s a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
SRpD ~ 4 faMiR n5s4In

We arc Now apslfi neafffig the
animal town meeting, and tlte
Iif4,isct IF building Il t,1wti he'll
N again bei,i9 talked IL
Recently the t,swfi tFaasaifar
s,aia 8ff af.50b t,'~nsttip bonass
mid pas4ridpa il nnw bonded for
only y1I.5'lG, 10 a4 far as Our
tts,Hl indebtedness. s5 concerned
VIZ car easiiy bond for aHs
amount large etioapIi to Build n
good hail Tie question SIM
niefs down To tfiis' Shall We,
on shall we not build a public
hall which III owned bg every
BODY arid ean Be used l,y every
BODY
Tho need af ii large tiali III APP
parent. we need not dwell on
tliis PHASE of the question, ~
Id has hetsfi demonstrated upon
many occasions that tile present
Building III too small.
'I'he risefnbers Of the church
soc TIE need If n more spacious
assembly hall. l,ut If Il large
towr, halt WIS bnilt they would
rot ared To- btili. ~ lsast not
for some tifiie, as they. as well as
any others. could r'eat the TOWN.
hali. and safi,e would be, private
for tlie length of ti,ne they had
III rented.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
'fftllN AGAIN

Again 1ata@ ~ the subject Of
newspaper articles And just as
we expected ht, has again proven
til lia TINT ne ls a man who Is II
public f1llisatlce and BURDEN He
wiI ~ rt.ftiefitbeftsd AZ the ytattla
rtian who killed Stanford White.
the New York architect. beea,i<e
Of Undue familiarity With Mrs
'lfliaw, an at.trtas. He Vas COM
nalttsd to Natfewtfi asylum sonn
Of the institutions in, Which NJ y
insane population is housed THE
Jury before whom he was tried
pronounced him cr4minallr I'M
sas,e. Ne escaped from thlss in.
stit,ition NJ doubt money made
the esraDc possible and money
u,as freely spent to- prevent his
return.
it has long heen widely known
that '1ihaW liz an. expert boo2c
fighter. During and after These
bouts he is' very dangerous and
breaks BOTH the moral and cipil
law freely. T'haw4 former wife.
tx- District Attorney Jerome,
thfouvh whttse activities Ne was
placed III the insane asylum. and
others 4aid If rhaw persisted III
dfinlsinp liquor He wonid aVa,h
|.hecome Il dangerous person pot
ha,ts ctr'init, a,1othrr murder. III
| New York they have Il lave say
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

srente--is the boss ~ the hoase
inn
ptsysd father - YES. he's asleep
ufstalrs in 1ts cradle. ~~~ PhtladslphIs
Evening Eaj2ef
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
ONLY ONE.

"What are the thfae rules of sue
cess ="
"Thrpef There's only one"
What il itf"
"Make ggod."~~~I1etrott Free Press
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
VERY LIKELY.

"That girl isn't ~ black as She,
paintstl"
asiayhe go. but she's painted much
selder than she ia
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans were in
the city this morning from their
farm home just below Lexington.
Work is now progressing on the
new Garrigues building on Main
street. All the material is on the
ground and the concrete foundation
is now being put in.
WALL PAPER BUYERS ATTEN-
TION, 1916 BARGAINS. Assortment
never better. Nearly entire line at
last years prices.
Case Furniture Co.
In the article last week regarding
the sale of 400 acres of the Valen-
tine land to Spencer Akers, we over
looked mentioning the fact that the
deal was made through Roy Whites,
local real estate man. In all justice
and credit to Mr., Whites we make
this correction.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-25

~
czysto o 9 tysiecy funt6w szter--
lingow ($10S,OO0) a zysk o wiele
jeszcze wiekszy w szczeSciu VIE
III setek, moze tysiecy rodzin, W
p~odniesieniu oSwiaty i moralnoSci
publicznej. TAX jak w Galway,
tax dzieje sic wszedzie, ma calej
wyspie. Walka Z alkoholizmem,
szerzy sic w calym kraju re skut-
klein jak najpomyslniejszym, a
choG hydry opilstwa jeszcze ME
uSmiercono~i ME wygnano zupei-
ME Z ywyspy zielonej", to trud-
no: tax olbrzymia, a tax grunto-
VIVA i trudna reforma ME dokonu-
je sic w jednym dniu ami w jed
nym roku!... Juz dis przccic
przewidywac MONA w Irlandyi
biogoslawionc plony prowadzoncj
tam akcyi, kt6rej najgorliwszymi
propagatorami So kapiani katolic-
cy; zas}uga ich, ma tenn polu polo
iona, ME muiej chyba jest ccnnQ
i wiekopomna, niz zaslugi polity-
kow irlandzkich walczQcych o
swobody i r0wnouprawnienie
swej Ojczyzny w imperyum
wielkobrytyjskiem.
Szwajcarya zaprowadzila II Sic
bic W r. 1887 droga powszechne-
60 glosowania ludowego monopol
alkoholowy, kt6ry okazal sic W
skutkach sWych zbawiennym ola
kraju i jcgo rozumncj ludnoSci.
W}adze federalne kontrolujq wiec
cdtqd import, wyrob i sprzeda!
trunk0w alkoholicznych, a staty-
styka Cd czaSu zaprowadzenia
MONOPOLY dowodzi, re i linanSo-
wo wySzla S~zwajcarya jak najlc-
piej ia tym intereSie, DO nietylkO,
&c zapiacila dug zaciqgniety IA
zaprowadzenie monopolu wykup
prywatnych przedsiebiorstw alko-
holowych W sumic 2G7, $40 iunt0w
szterlingow, ale ~jeSzczc w ciagu
Owych lat 80 zySkaIa Ia czySto
pc splaceniu 5,l76,000 funt0w
sztcrling0w. Dochod 0w rozdzic-
lano corocznic pomiedzy kantony
poszczegolne w sumach propor--
cy%onalnych do ich zaludnienia, 1
wiec / do przypuszczalncj kon-
sumcyi alkoholu, 4 jedna dzicsia-
ia czesG calcgo dochodu stale by
IL uzywana ma cclc... zwalczania
alkoholizmu. TAX wiec i zysk ma
palistwo duzy dzieio dobrc W o.
graniczcniu pijanstwa i poprawia-
nlu zdroWotnoSCi ludu znakomitc
czyni postepy. zc slowa tc So
praWdziwe, dowodzi ~statystyka ;
mp. W r. 1904. konsumcya alkoho-
Iowa W SzWapcaryi wynoSiIa ma
COVE 4 litry / 80 centylitr6w, W
r. 1909. zaS spadla do 3 litry i -
mentylitrow; tendencya Ia XII
zmniejszeniu uzywania alkoholu
u~trzymuje sic stale i skutecznic.
-
Jablko - stale sic nowQ inSty-
tucya produkcyi kraju naszcgo!
Szczegolniej da sic to rec o pol
nocno = zachodniej po}aci Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, gdzie hodowla O,
wocow, 4 zwlaszcza slawnych ia
biek amerykahskich przedstawia
sic Z roku ma rok we wzroScie
prawdziwie ko1osalnym, stano-
wiqc juz nader powazna rubryke
przychodow w ekonomii amery--
kanskiej.
Obliczano pred kilku miesiq--
cami. re zbior jablek w Stanie
Washington wyniesie w roku bic
zacym Cd 100000 do 1000, 600
skrzyn, czyli okolo $500 WACO
now kolejowych; liczono tez, re
wiekszoSc tego zbioru p6jdzic do
wiclkich miast wschodnich.
Obccnie donoSzQ, re zbi0r jest
@ wiele obfitszy i rachujq go ma
5,2OO,O 900 skrzyh. czyli ma 1850
wagon0w! Jest to wzroSt wydat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-25
ZJAZD ~WoJsKOWYCH PO-
LAKOW w
DIE.

Biuro PraSowe PREY PolSklm
Komitecie Narodowym W PiOtro-
grodzie, oglasza komunikat ma
stepujacy:
Dnia ego czerwca odbyl sic w
Piotrogrodzie Zjazd przedstawi--
cieli 10000 wojskowych Pola-
k6w, sluzacych w armii rosyj-
skiej, ktory uchwalif rezolucye, W
kt6rej zwraca sic do Rz2du rosyj-
skiego Z wczwaniem, ably tcnzc
zajql sic niczwfocznic spraw2 po-
laczcnia Polakow, rozproszonych
w armii r~osyjskicj, w nicrozdzicl-
ria polska size zbrojna, skIadajqcq
sic re wszystkich rodzaj0w broni.
z wIasnym korpuscm oiiccrSElm,
wlasnym sztabew i organizacya-
mi pomocniczemi, pod komcnda
Polak0w i pod naczelnem dowodz
TWEEN Zwierzchniego Wodza ro-
syjskiego. Polska sila zbrojna jest
przeznaczona do walk ma ironcie
austro-niemieckim i ME mozc bye
uzytq w sprawach wewnetrznych
Rosy. Rezolucye przyjeto wick
szoScia $50 gIos6w przeciwko s,
PREY % wstrzymujqcych sic Cd
gloSowapia.
UchwaIa Zjazdu jest dowodcm,
re reprezentanci 100000 wojsko-
wych Polak0w pragnq, zgodnlc L
tradycyami polskiemi, obok marc
dow Koalicyi, prowadzic walke o
wiclkic hasIa wolnoSti / praw III
dow pod swymi sztandaraml na--
rodowymi, az do zwycieStWa.
Ola porozumienia sic / wSpol-
dzialania L Rzadem W spraWlc po-
laczcnia polak6w wojakowych W
oddziclnq sile zbrojna Zjazd wylo-
nil Komitct Wykonawczy ziozo-
nv L L. oSOb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-25
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.
ZARzAD GLowNYI

ZARZAD GLowNYI
Ks. Franclszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks A A. K{owo, Wlce-Moderator.
wojciech F. SOska, Prexes.
Antonina ~Baranowska. WiceprezesSA
wojciech MenklckL. Wiee-prsses.
TomasS S. B~lachowskI, Sskretarz.
Franciszek Witkowski, Skaron!R.
StanIslaw LlczmanskL. Dyrektor.
wladysiaw Lopatks, Dyrektor.
Antoni MaZurS. Dyrektor.
Franciszka Bieschke. Dy~rektorka.
DR. Alexander Pietrzykowski. Lskarz
Adv, Piotr p. Mlndak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta c. wojtalewicz. Asyst. Sekr Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwEt
Biuro Zarzadu G}ownego otwarte "
ani powszednie Ud godE. 9-tej rano do
s-tej wieczorem, wv sobote do lei po-
~po4uduiu). WIeczorem. W dni powszed-
T-mef 20 9-teJ. - W nlsdziele 1 swleta
u~rocSyste. b!uro Jest zamkniete.
Prezesai " ponledziafkl { piatkl wie-
czoraml cd godzIny 1-meI do s-teJ.
Wszeikie korespondencye do Gowne-
70 PreZesa haleEv adresowac:.
wOJCIECH +. sOSKA,
1855 W. Division str, ChlcaSo, ~,
Sek~retRrzRi W ~popiedzlaik, ytarkI
B-Ody 1 czwartki. WiecZoramI Cd godZl-
ny 7-mej do 9-tet, I Cd l-sIej popoiu-
dntu codZiennl9, 2 WyOaLklem SoooCy, Cd
9-tst do l-sZet.
S~karbnlkaI we wtorki, SrodY I platkl
Cd gOdziny 7-met do s-teJ wtsezerem.
Bklndania Oplat. WsZelkie op{aty do Ka-
sy G4ownej przyJmuje Kasyer Gowly
podczas godzln ~otisowych. albo we dnte
" godSlnach o~tisowych. sekretnrs &C.
nerRlny,
Wszelkis llsty nadsylac nale4y IA re-
CO SekretarZa G~eneralnego:
TOM :. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1855 w. Division str, Chicago, III.
FINANSE,
Przekazy bankowe poeztowe
tehecks, money orders etc.) nRlsky wy.
BtSwiac IA organiEacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
prsesylae pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOwSKL.
1ESS W. Division sr. ChIeaEo. III.
,,MacierZ POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego:
1857 W. Division Utica,
Ma druElem pietrze.
Chicago, I'LL
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Powazny organ katolicki The
Catholic Times, stwierdzajac
nieustanny ! wydatny wzrost 10
Sciola katolickiego W Ameryce,
pisze co nastepuje: KoSci0} kato-
licki W Stanach Zjednoczonych
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Sow re Starego Swiata ; pozatem
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ia sic niepowstrzymanie take sam
przez sic w kraju tutejszym, ME
liczac owego przyrostu. Oto
mp. wydawany W milwaukee, sko-
rowidz katolicki (CThe Catholic
Directory wykazuje "a r. 1917,
re liczba 1udnoSci katolickiej w
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obecnie 14,618, 761 dusz, co w po-
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znacza wzrost o 271,734 dusz: IL
czba bardzo pokazna, znakomicie
O zy~wotnoSci katolicyzmu amery-
kanskiego Swiadczaca. Jezeli viii
czymy katolikow, zamieszkaiych
ma Filipinach, Porto Rico i wys-
pach Hawai-, otrzymamy liczbe
wiernych - 2g,8S6,O27. Stosun--
kowy wzrost co do liczby wyka-
zuje tez zastep Swiatyh i misty
trcyi katolickich a jednym Z maj
jaSniej stwierdzajacych kwitnacy
stan KoSciola naSzego czynnikow
lest liczba i rozw6j katolickich
zakadow wychowawczych. kato-
icy utrzymuja W Stanach Zjedn.