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Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
GILROY BOYS TRAINING
 TO DEFEND UNCLE SAM
Robert w. Commissioned Captain in irfantry-Frederick A. in Cavalry NepheWs of the Misses Geer

Among the young men who received commissions at Madison Barracks, N T., August Is. was Robert w GiI- roy of Mount Vernon. N. Y. as cap tain in the infantry section.
 Captain Gilroy has been in train ing in the officers reserve corps at Madison Barracks. Lackett's Harbor the past tj-ee months, and now has a short furlough, being ordered to report to Camp Dix Wrightstown, New Jer- sey, August 2T.
 His brother. Frederick A GiIroy en- listed in Troop B, 1st N. Y. Cavalry and has been in training for three months at Kitchawan, Westcnester Co N. Y.
 Troop E left this camp August 13 for the camp at Prospect Park Brooklyn N. Y, covering the distance on horse back, camping over night at White Plains and another night at Van I' Courtand Park.
 The entire first division of New York Cavalry are now mobilizing al Prospect Park, to await further orders The young military men are neph | ews of Misses Ellen and Lucy Geer 1 of Norwich, and have spent a number | of seasons at the Geer cottage, at Gale. Ferry.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

The following telegram was received on Friday by F. J. Leavens, chair man of the local Red Cross chapter:
 Following Major Grayson' Murphy's urgent appeal from France for knitted articles. a stated in letter of yester- day, we ask your chapter to furnish it's quota. Your allotment is 2100 wristiets, pairs of socks.
 Every chapter has it's. chance to make good on this call for help. Give full publicity-including cable:
 ALBERT W. STAUB,
 Director, Atlantic Division.
 The cable referred to reads as fol- lows:
 August 10, 1917. To American Red Cross:
 Last winter broke record for cold and misery among people here. Inex- pressibly dread coming winter finding us without supplies to meet situation. Urge you on behalf of our soldiers and those of our allies who will suffer in their frozen trenches, and also thousands of French and Belgian ref uSees and repatriates being returned through Switzerland to France. Ev cry one here looks to America. Begin shipping at once 1,500, 900 each of warm knitted woolen articles already requested. They must come before cold weather. and in view of short age of fuel and other discomforts, they will be of incredible value in both military and civilian work
 (SiSned) MURPHY"
 The Norwich Red Cross and also he National League for Woman's Ser vice at once places orders for large eonsisnments of wool, to be used in he work
 To lessen confusion. the league is to act for the Red Cross, in assigning the wool. and in receiving the finished product
 Every woman in the city Of Norwich or vicinity who is willing to knit should send to the Red Cross chapter, in the Thayer building, or to Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
HAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL
 HOIfS ANNUAL REUNION
Nineteenth Yearly Gathering Took
 Place in Grange Hall.
Especial to The BulletinO

Hampton. August. 1.-The nine teenth annual reunion of the c. C. Foster Hampton high school was held Thursday at Grange hall The fore nooQ was spent as q social hour.
 At noon dinner was served in the dining room to sixteen, by friends of the class.
 It beicg Allen Jewett's seventy
 eighth birthday he was presented a
 birthday cake a this time.
 Tn the dining room the flowers were
 asters and in the hall, it was attrac
 tively4 decorated with pink gladiolus,
 placed in loving memory of Della E.
 Button Hammond. their classmate. and sent by her son, Charles Hammond of Sprin gfield.
 At half past two the following pro- gra 11me was carried out:
 Instrumental Music Mrs. Wallace Jewett: a letter from Charles Ham, mond. also one from Edward Bennett. were read by Allen Iewett; The Old Brown SchOolhouse. Annie Holt: In memorian of our schoolmate. Della E. A. Tiffany; My Old Kentucky Home.
 school: Mother Love. Vernette E. Cleveland: instrumental music, Mrs. | Wallace Iewett: BaT14y Everywhere, | Viola J. Clark; Keen Smiling. Fannie l F. Jcwett: remarks. Susie P. Thomas: | Alpha and Omeso, AIyron F. Palmer l remarks. Roselle Conedon: Canning
 Poem. Sarah B. Jewett; remarks FL | len Weaver: A Sermon. Mother Hub=
 bard. Viola J. Clark: Old Fashioned
 Pair, Apnice Holt: To a Young | FrI7rd. Allen Jewett: talk. Happiness. VerneIle F. Cleveland: Burial of Blasphmaus Bill. Mvron F. Palmer; remarks by Mary C. Phillins; remarks ! hy William Rurnham: School Days. | Rev. Mir. F'ogg: Tn memorian of Our Teacher. Allen Jewett: America. all. At the close all took parners for money musk.
 Ye boys and girls of 1858 showed how to trip the light fantastic toe in ye good old style.
 The following members were pres ent: Miss Sarah Tiffany. Lancaster Mass: Nernette Cleveland. N-or*' amp ton. Mass: Mrs. Susie K. Thomas, | Hartford: Mrs. Anniece A. Holt. Mrs. | Rosaelle Corgdon Mrs. Ellen Weaver. | Hampton: Mrs. Sarah B. Jewett and Allen Jewett, ClarlIs Corners.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
FORMER NORWICH MAN
 GETS RESPONSIBLE POSITION
pr. Russell B. Street Appointed Chief
 Physician of Fisk Hospital.

Dr. Russell B. Street of Suffield, for meriy of Norwich, has been appoint ed chief physician of the Fisk hospital in Chicopee Falls, Mass, and had be- gun his new duties at the hospita !, this week Dr. Street is the son of the late Dr. P. W. Street of Suffield and has been spending a few days with his mother. pr. Street was born in Lebanon, in 1891. and after attendin g the graded schools in Suffield and the Connecticut Literary institution. now called the Suffield school, he went to the University of Maryland. graduat- ing in 1915. From here. he entered the w. W. Backus hospital in N or wich. as physician and house surgeon. He then went to the Robert Burns hospital at Chicago. Ill. and took one year of surgery. pr. Street is Suf- fields youngest physician. While at the Suffield school and also at col Iege. Dr. Street won fame on the base ball field
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
R EB EkAHS.

Hope Rebekah, No. 21, I. O. Q. F. held their regular meeting Wednesday evening and transacted routine busi- ness. In the absence of the president Mrs. Kate Tottey. Mrs. Annie Ferguson presided. There was good attend ance.
 The 69th anniversary of the Re bekah degree will be observed on Sept. 19.
 A past grands' associa ation meeting was held in New London ort Thursday and the following were present from Hope lodge: Mrs. Mary Worthington, Mrs. Grace Wiley. Mrs. Minnie Am burn. Mrs. Ida Eggleston and Mrs Ada Revell
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Norwich Readers are Learn
 ing the Duty of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys duty.
 When they fail to do this the kid neys are weak.
 Backache and other kidney ills may follow.
 Help the kidneys do their work
 Use Doan's Kidney Pills-the tested kidney remedy.
 Norwich people endorse their worth.
 c. s. Bennett, motorman, AS Palmer St, Norwich, says: " l know Doan's Kidney Pills are good for they helped me a lot when I used them haven't needed a kidney remedy in long time"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Bennett had. Foster MiIlburn 1 Co.,, N1fgrs., Buffalo, N. '.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
Police Make Another Find.

The police in New London on Fri day made another raid on the Kor- chinsky house and found large quan- tity of presumably stolen goods. The value of the second find is several hundred dollars. There are knives and forks bearing the Mohican Hotel mark. and also linen with their mark 200 spools Of silk, bottles of cordial, linen, tea pots. etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
ALL'S READY FOR
 THE EUkS' CLAMBAKE
Annual Outing to be Held on Sunday
 at Lincoln Park.

All is in readiness for the big event of the summer on the Ellls' program. The boys vii take their annual out ing on Sunday at Lincoln Park and if the weather man is faVorab ble gra nd good time is assured. Special cars will be run at intervals during the day to accommodate the members of the lodge and their friends.
 The committee have done all in their power to make this years outing one long 10 be rem embered. The chair man of the committee is James Hayes and James Purdon is secretary.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
DEGREE OF PocAHoNrAs

Monday evening, Aug. 13, Great Poca- hontas Mrs. Edith Myers of Bristol made her official visit. She initiated some of the members into the great sun council. assisted by Mrs Nettie kinne, past grea- Poca hontas and Mrs Maria Button. After the regular rou- tine business was transacted, cake, fancy cookies and ice cream were served by the entertainment commit tee, after which a very pleasant and social hour was spent by all present
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
] PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN HERE THIS FALL
Petition is Being Circulated and Free
 IY Signed.

It was learned on Friday night that a prohibition campaign will probably be carried on in Norwich this fall. A petition is being circulated among the manufacturing and other interests of the city and the idea is meeting with approval It is said that nearly evl eryone who has been approached by those who are circulating the petition kas gone on record as .favoring the proposed campaign.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
OTIS LIBRARY NOTES.

Among the later books upon mili- tary tactics found at the library are: Infantry Drill-revised 1917. Interior Guard Duty. PIatts5urgh Manual
 Manual of Military Training. Fundamentals of Military Service. Rapid Fire: English, French, Ger
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
ODD FELLOWS.

Uncas lodge, No. IL I O. O. F.. transacted regular business at their meeting held in Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening. There was a good attendance
 Routine business was +ransac cted at the regular meeting of Shetucket lodge On Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOMS
Anniversary of Rebekah Degree to be Observed Next Month-Sebequonesh Council Receives Official Visitation From Great Pocohontas- Planning to Hold Social Evening in Near Future.

members and their ladies Ali the inn portant subordinate lodges of the or der in this state will he represented and many grand lodge officers will at tend The grand lodge officers eX- press their pleasure at being able to
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
OWLS,

The regular meeting of the Norwich
 nest of Owls was held Tuesday even ing in Owls hall The regular rou- tine of business was transacted and the enterta inment committed reported
 that there will be a social evening in the near future.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
Made RequIar Clerk.

Postmaster Murphy of the local post office has appointed Michael J. Dono- van, from second substitute to reg ular clerk to fill the vacancy made by the leaving of Captain William R. Dennison of the Third Company, U. S., C. A C
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
HEPTASOPHS.

The regular meeting of Norwich con- claVe, No. 424 l. Q. H., which was to have been held Monday evening was postponed until future date owing to a small attendance
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
UNITED WORKMEN.

The annual midsummer meeting and outing oi the Past Master Workmen's association. A. =. |. w, will be held s- the Palm. SaVin Rock, this after noon and will be well attended by
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

Mir and Mrs J. Harold Wickersham have announced the enga cement of their daughter, Miss Leavitte Wicker sham. to E. Winslow Williams. recent ly commissioned a second lieutenant in the Cavalry Officers Reserve corps. He is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Wins low Tracy Williams of Yanttc, a Yale graduate, class of 1914. Miss Wick ersham's father is a publisher at Lan- caster, Pa.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18

mess beto-e the public there is no m edium better than through the ad-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Edward Harland Miller arrived from New York Friday morning, to spend several weeks in Norwich, his former home.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-18
attend


 Fred Haglund. a local men, Der of the association, expects to be present to- day.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

eli, zatwardzeniu, bolu glowy, bez
sennosci. nerwowosci, og6lnemu
osfabieniu. i innych przypad-
kach zaburzen zoladka poznacie
nieoceniona wartosc tego le-
karstwa. W aptekach. = Trinera
Liniment i Trinera kagodziciel
kaszlu powinien stale znajdowac
sic W Wasze.j domowej apiece.
Picrwsze z tych lekarstw jest ME
zrownane PREY reumatyzmie. neu
ralgii, bolach W krzyzu, z%wichnie-
.ciu. opuchnieciu it'd. drugie' lekar
stwo skutkuje szybko IA zaziebie
ME i kaszel, bronchitis. astme. O.
chrvpniecie it'd. W aptekach. =
Jos. Triner wielkowyrobca le-
karstw, 13333-1343 S. Ashland av.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
- JAKIEGO


Niektore lekarstwa pomagaja
tylko czasami, niekt6re powoli, a
lie lekarstwo .jakiego Wy pragnie
Gle musi bye take, kt6re pomaga
pewnie, zawsze i szybko. Prey "a
|burzeniach zoladkowych tylko
|Trinera Amerykanski Elixir Corr
|kiego Wilma, nigdy ME zawiedzie
waszych oczekiwan. Usuwa wszel
kie szkodliwe czesci z wnetrznosci
utrzymuje zo}adek czysto, poma-
ga trawieniu, a umozliwia odpie-
rajacej sile przyrody odzyskac
stan normally. Prey niestrawnos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
SWAT
Madrosc Przedwieczna
Opowiadanie historyczne zczasow
panowania cesarza N. Aureliusza.
(Ciag dalszy.)
vi.
NarZccZOna.

t:ccylia cic>zyla sic niczmicrnie
zngiana, .jaka sic odby}a z Korne-
tja, modliIa sic tel goraco, ably
W~razcnia. kt6rr IA niej ~wywarly
Handyna, jcj mcczcnstwo i po--
grzcby, ME zatarly W Kornclii roz
rNWki i zajccia >wiatowe.
Wrazcnia to jrdnak byly zbyt
slime, OpatrznoSc przy}aczy}a do
innych ok%olicznoSci, modlitwa me
cz"nnicy ME miala zostac bczowo
cna. Podroz jcj meza dotkne}a ia
glrboko. ale musiala nastapic, a.
by zrrwaIy sic oStatnic weziy Ia
cz"ce ,ja T. Swiatcm; pragnela do
S-a'lcy i p~owicrnika, Il ME miala nj
knso. tylko Justyna, kt6ry Villas
nj" co poznal prawdr: przez ME
go poznala PtolomcusZa, ktory
wraz T. .]uStyncm mieli bye L wolf
H~zrj jcj przcwodnikami ma dro-
dz" do zbaWienia wiodaccj
cd %poyrzrbu BIandyny widywa
l." sic kornclia Z Crcylia dose cze
ste i mitdzy oicma krcwncmi "a
w;:.zai Si, ]StoSunck ~scrdccZnej
rrZvjazni Cccvlia by}a wprawdzic
~znArznic mlodsza co do lat, doro-
>}:! byla .jrdnak i d"jrzafa co do
WARY i Zycia chrzcScijanskiego,
po0czaS "dv Koruelia pod tym
w.rledcm uwazala sic "a dziecko,
"a u%czcnnict. W duszy kornclii
b.ntziiy sic uieraz rozmaitc wat
pIiWoSci i zarZuty. Cccylia zaS, XII
nicma'cmu .jej podziwieniu, umia
la i zawSzc kilku prostcmi slowa
~; zhic i %usunacr.
Hylo to .juz pod koniec roku,
yt1r raz Cecylia wbicgla 4 radios
cia do pokoju Kornclii, wolajac:
NsSz sic re NINA, IA oSm dni dosta
nt zaS}one, ktora mnie ia zawszc
z moim Oblubicnccm polaczy!
u Oblubicnccm? - zapytala
zd4iwiona kornclia - a tvs mi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
P0ElClNANlE POL
SNCHREKRUT0W
81 0chohikow do polskiej
arlni uhonorowanych ma spe-
cyalnem naboze1stwie.
Skauci marynarscy maszero-
wall z rek1utami - odjad4
pewno " tym tygodniu.

Duluth, MINI. = T~rzydziesci
siedem rekrut6w, gotowych do
wyjazdu do Niagara, Ont, ably
sic tam przyfaczyc do Polskiej Ma
rodowej Armii maszerowalo oneg
'daj rano z ofisu re''rutacyjnego-
wzd1uz sz6stej ave. zachodnio i Su
perior utica do polskiego .katolic-
kiego kosciola .sw. Piotra i Pawla,
ma zachodniej stronie m%iasta,przy
kt6rym Wiel. ks. Franciszek T,
Szulc jest proboszczem.
Tutejsi skauci marynarscy, pod
|dowodztwem szcrzanta F. j. Buck
postepowali ma czele pochodu I
muzyka skfadajaca sic z cz}onk6w
iskautowych, korpusu ~czwartego
rcgimentu Minnesockiej Gwardyi
maszerujaca ably oddac honor no
wynn rekrutom. !
Pc nabozenstwie rekruci z}ozy-
iii przysiege ma pos}uszenstwo ola
ichoragwi odebrali b}ogoslawieh
Istwo. Wiel. ks. proboszcz Fr.Szulc
pochwalif mezczyzn "a ich patryo-
ltyzm zg}oszenia sic ma %wezwanie
lido novel Polskiej Armii. Cz}on--
|kowie narodowej gwardyi i skau
|ci zlozyli military hold podczaS
,nabozenstwa.
20 otrzymaniu bfogos}awienst-=
wa mezczyzni maszerowali z pow
|rotem ia stacye rekrutacyjna, II
kad sic r~ozeszli.
kapitan Jan Walczynski, kt6ry |
ma nadzor mad m~iejscowym off,
sem rekrutacyjnym ME vie do
lk}adnic ktorego dllia rekruci wy
Ijada do Ontario. W kazdym razic
rekruci beda tn zatrzymani tax
|dlugo, AZ otrzymaja zawiadomie-
|nia, IL rekruci z Ontario sa goto-
wi do odjazdu "a morzc.
Praca rekrutacyjna tymcZasem
bedzic prowadzona dalej i kapi--
tan Walczynski powiada, i spo--
Idziewa sic poslac przynajmniej
Ipiedziesiat ch}opa do Ontario. ka
NADIA zanim nadejdzic wezwanic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07
Czuie sic dobrze i SLIME obecnie

= MOI MAJ pisze PAM Franci
Ska Dolezalova Z Denver, Colo,
. "cierpia} przez d}ugi czas ma
dolegliwosci zoladkowe, gdy "a
m65WiiIam probna paczke Ora. Pho
ira Gomozo. Obecnic, pc uzyciu
tego ~lekarstv;a, czuje on sic talk
SLIME i zdrowo, jak sic czul wte-
dy gdy zamieszkiwalismy jeszcze
W starym kraju.' Lekarstwo, do
ktorego sic tn odnosimy, jest sta
rym, przez czas wyprobowanym
preparation ziolowym, kt6ry uzy-
skal swiatowa rcnome dzlekl
swym potegom leczniczym. Me
MONA je nabyc W aptekach, lecz
Jest ono dostawianem wprost z la
boratoryum do ludzi przez lokal-
agent6w. Pe1ne szczego1y SO
z przyjemnoscia udzielane przez
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 49,
|25 SO. Hoyne ave, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

storis. Byf tam jeszcze drewnia--
ny. o~ltarz, Ia kt0rym ksiaze Apo
|stol0w sprawowal Sw. tajemnice i
funkcyc p%upieskie. uroczysty
chrzcst ma W%iclkanoc, Swiecenia
biskupow i kaplanow i odbieranie
|Slubow dziewictwa. Tymoteusz.je
den Z synow Pudensa, zbudowa}
W tym domu laznic p%ubliczne, ably
w]aSnic chrzeScijanic mogli bcZ
SSciagniecia ma siebie podejrzenia
tutaj sic zgromadzac.
Dnie. w kt0rvch zwyklc papiez
cdbicrai Sluby dziewictwa by} W
starozytnym koSciele: dzien sw.
Trzech kr0li. " ielkanoc i dzien
Sw. Piotra i Pawla. Cecylia pro-
si}a usilnie. ably ia W dzien sw.
Trzech kroli obleczOno W Zaslone
dziewictwa. dowiedziala sic bo-
WIEN, re ojciec jej chce ia wydac
"a MAJ. chcia}a vice publicznie i
uroczyscie, a jak n%ajpredzej, W
obliczu Boga, duchowienstwa
I%wiernych zlozyc te sluby. kt6re W
Icichosci serca swego dawno juz
iBogu uczynila.
Poswiecone Bogu dziewice mia
Ily swe osobne miejsce honorowe
w poblizu oltarza. tn w posrod
lnich widzimy dwie podesz}e sta
lruszki. Pudencyanne i Praksede,
cork senatora Pudensa. przewod
niczace tego swietego zgromadze-
ilez iuz one przyjely W gro
mo swojc! ilez z posrod tego gro
Ina poszlo z palma meczenstwa do
nicba!
;JIas daisy nastapi.1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07

Najzdrowsza, odbudowujaca me
dycyna lagodnie usmierza watro-
be i wnetrznosci, pomaga trawie--
niu, zaostrza apetyt, sprowadza O.
rzezwiajacy sen. Hollister a Ro--
cky Mountain herbata jest natu--
ralnem dobrem. Leczy lecz ME
szkodzi. w apiece Brown a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-07


Wyrobi}am ola ciebie pow,
lenie = m6wi}a Cecylia dalej, nj
zwazajac ma zapytanie - zebys
!ty mog}a bye obecna PREY tel urt
czystosci.
= Nadzwyczaj laskaw twoj Oh
ciec = odrzekla Kornelia, marsz
|cZac mimowoli czo}o - re mnie
twojej krewncj, raczy1 udzielit
lpozwolenia takiego!
MOI ojciec = rzckla Cccy-
lila i nagle zastanowila sie.-Przt
ciez on o tenn mic ME vie, on jcsz
cze "a bardzo przywiazany dc
swych bog6w, gniewa}by sic ia.
wet okropnie, gdyby So O ::cm dc
wicdzial!
- Zaczynasz bye coraz wiece.
zagadkowa!
- frZebacZ rZckia Cecylla
zaStanowiwszy sic chwile - lie Z
|radoSci zapomnia}am, IL ME wies1
nc o ten blogicm polaczcniu, kite
re II mas chrzeScijan wiazc kocha.
jacc Szczerzc SERGE Il Najgodnie.j.
SZvm miiosci. JuZ cd dawna SERGE
moje nalezalo w~ylacznic do 20.
ga, Slubowaiam to Jemu; teraz
publicznic i uroczyScie kleczac
orzcd oItarzem mann Mu :je oddat
ziozyc Stub wiecznego dzicwictwa
aby sic Z Bogiem i Pancm moim
zaSlubic.
kornelia zdziwiona coraz VIE.
ccj zapyta}a:
Vice ty ME cheese wyjsc "a
maz wcalc? Ty, jedyna dzicdzicz
ka! Niejedcn na>zych mlodycl1
patrycyuszow .juz zwroci} uwage
ina cicbie; WIEN nawct o jednym
znam go, kt6rcgo ojcicr dla cic
b)c IA meza wybral Czy nic wiesz.
ca IA wiadze daje ojcom prawo
rzymSkie wzgledem corek?
- Anioi Bozy strzedz mnie be.
die - odrzekla Cccylia Z zapa-
hem. - @ tax Ty Boski moi Oblr
|bicnczc bedzicSz czuwal mad TEN
ABBY i cialo i dusza moja nicskazi
tclncmi zosta}y. iva Ewangclit
lnoSze W mem sercu. a dusza mo,ja
gorcjc ogniem niebieskim
- Guys ty .jcdnak pomySlala
zastanowi}a sic mad TEN. Ike wtedl
must sic wydac. les chrzeScijanka
- Szcrmierzc C%hrystusa. unik;
jqc dziel ciemnoSci. %uzbrojeni So
bronia Swiat}oSci. CzyZ mozc byt
wirksze Szczescic. jak z wiencen
|dziewictwa z}aczyc paine meczef
|ska?
- Jestem jakby SLEEPY odpo
wicdzia}a Kornelia, ktora podcb
ncj odpowiedzi ME spodziewals
sic wcale - ktory co dopiert
wzrok odzyska. Caiy nowy Swia'
sic ola niego otwiera: blask sion
lea. przepych i roznosc barw i pc
~lstaci nieznanych, obcych, dl;
lktorych okreslenia i pojecia NJ,
ldotad brakowalo. kiedyz te tw,
DC zaSlubiny?
= w dzien Objawienia sic Pai
|Sklego. jest to pamiatka dnia, v
ktorym wladzcy dalekieg'
! Wschodu przvbyli do Betleem
|z!ozyli Diary krolowi niebios. v
dniu tvm zdzia}al Pan Swo:j pier
wszy cud, zamienia:jac wode W W
no ma weselu w kanie Galilejs.
kim. D}ugo. dlugo. droga MOI
Eprzviaci6lko teskni}am "a tyr
idniem. w ktorym mi MOI Boski
tlubieniec poda kielich winaSwe
mi}osci. ksiazeta niebios pospie.
sza z}ozyc slubne podarki, a che
Try Anio1ow zanuca piesn weselns
kornelia milczac, patrzyla i p
~trzyla ma Cecylie, IA obliczu je
byl odblysk raju, j%asniala be
WIEN, jakimS nadziemskim bias
klein.
Papieze zamieszkiwali podov
czas palac, W kt6rym niegdys s.
nator Pudens podejmowa} swiet'
go Piotra i Pawla. Poprzednik o
czesnego papieza Aniceta, Plus
koscio}owi " tym domu sic Una,
dujacemu nadal NAIVE titulus T
The sun., 1917-11-25
COURT WANTED
DESERTER SHOT
But First Verdict in the
Case of German Born Man
to Be Upset.
PRISON TERN INSTEAD
Soldiers Intent to Join Foe
Not Made Clear at His
Trial in Panama.
PRISON TERN INSTEAD

WAsHrNorcN. Nov. 24.-W-hilc the
death penalty has been imposed upon an
enlisted man of the American Army who
is Of German birth on his conviction OF
desertion. II was Indicated to-day at the
War Department that tho findings OF the
court-martial would be overruled and
sentence commuted to long tern, Of Inn
prisonment
The soldier was stationed at Panama,
and there appears to be but little doubt
that after hts desertion he tried to make
his way 20 Germany. presumably fol
military service there. After i,is appre-
hensior, however, nc was charged only
. with desertion. ard the question Of his
intention to Join tho enemy forces was
not developed at his trial,
N has not been the custom IN any
army. even in time OF war to impose
the death penalty for desertior unless
the act va. IN tho face Of the enemy
~ unless there was evidence to show
that the purpose Of the offender was
more than merely an attempt to ovade
military service.
The view OF the court-martia, which
tried the soldier in question evidently
WIS that there was intent 10 Join the
enemy. but as that is not made clear
in the trial proceedings the command
Ing officer Of the Panama garrison rec
commended that the court be overruled
| and that a term OF Imprisonment be
substituted.
While there Is reason to believe tha,
officials here concU- in the views o.
the commander AZ Panama. It WAS
plainly evident at the War Department
that there " no inclination TO show
mercy to men who desert in the face
of the enemy or 10 enemy aliens found
in the ranks as snies.
The sun., 1917-11-25
AMERICAN JEWS AT
yAFFA ARE HOGGED
TO DEATH BY TURKS
Men and Women Stripped and Beaten in Public to
Extort Confessions - German Court-martial
Hangs Colony's Leading Men as Spies

LONDON Nov ga despatch from Alexandria Egypt that
refugees arriving there from Palestine that the Turks in
with the Germans are committing the most fearful aro
all leading
me" OF the Jewish colony Ja accused Of espionage and
families.
In order to exto Confessions added many and
including
public. severely Is o
Paicsne "
On Wednesday the sit
ancient Mspah
Repeated attacks
which carefully
were forced back by strong attack holding Belt
Urel-Foka the
Ine town OF about nve miles nhwest Of Jerusalem
believed
Famous city Of benjamin. Tradition points this the birthplace resi-
contains the traditional