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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
GRAHAM ASKS
RELEASE FROM
FARGO CHARGE
Meeting Of Congregation
Called For Wednes-
day, May 8

DR.. Thomas ]. Graham, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian, church OF
Fargo, from the pulpit sundaS morn
ing, requested the Congregation to
join him in securing his release
from his present pastorate to take
effect September /.
DR.. Graham has called meeting
OF the congregation to be held
Wednesday evening, May s, to con-
slider his resignation. On April IA.
DR.. Graham. filed his request with the
session Of the church for release.
Sunday, however, was the first
time that he made his resignation
public.
DIR. Graham, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church since April.
1914, and one Of the foremost relig-
ious leaders in the northwest, win
take up the superintendent Of the
American Sunday Schools union Of
the southern states, east of the Mis-
sissippi river, in headquarters to be
established either at Birmingham.
Ala, or Chattanooga, Tenn, on Sept
ember IL. When his resignation be-
comes effective. he win have served
the Fargo field four and q half years.
coming here from Richmond. Indiana.
after being pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church in that city ten
years.
In calling a meeting o. the con-
gregation, DR.. Graham requests that
that body join him in requesting the
Presbytery Of Fargo, in session in
Fargo on May is. 10 dissolve the
pastoral relationship, to appoina
commissioners OF the congregation |
to represent the church in such ac-
ton, and to elect members of a pull |
pit supply committee of the con-
gregation to take proper steps. to- |
ward seeking a new minister for the
church.
During the time that Or. Graham |
has been with the First Presbyterian |
church he has been actively Assoc |
ciated with the Fargo Ministerial as
ISOLATION. the Young Mems Christian
association, the Federation OF 4
Churches, the -Four Minute" bril- /
gade, the Commons club, the Rotary /
club and Fargo alumni chapter of /
the Sigma Chi. The church has a |
membership of 500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
PRESIDENT KANE TO
ADDRESS FARGO men

DR.. Thomas F. Kane, president OF
the University Of North Dakota, ar.
rived in Fargo today to address the
Fargo Commons club tonight, ana
Tuesday he speaks at the annual cap
and gown exercises at Fargo college.
DIR. Kane is just beginning tour
that viii take him to IL high schools
in North Dakota, concluding ~
tour at the meeting in Minot on
April 81 of the Northwestern Educa-
ton association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
TEN INCHES OF SNOW
In EASTERN MONTANA

Left Beach by auto on Monday
and got held up in the country on
account OF snow" writes W. a. Yieis
Fargo real estate man. under date
of April ~. from Wibaux. Mont. TO
u. F. Bernardy OF Go Northern Paci-
fic avenue.
Il tried to get to town Wednesday
and after working and shoveling
snow for hours. had to turn back,
Thursday I hired two men to shovel
me out and finally got into town,
making nine miles in nine hours"
The letter states that there was
about 10 inches of snow on the level,
and in some places the drifts were 10
feet high and no show for a change
at the time Of writing as the weather
has turned cold"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
ANGLERS BUSY
PREP AIRING FOR
SEASON OPENING
More Than 200 Licenses Is
sued To Residents
OF Fargo

Fargo fishermen are preparing for
the first catches Of the season
to be made IN the Minnesota
lakes and streams on May /.
when the fishing season in the
northern zone OF Minnesota ofIlcially
opens for trout, pike. croppie. perch
or any other variety OF fish with the
exception Of bass. the season for
which opens on June 1. In zone two,
or southern Minnesota. the trout sea-
son opens on April is.
More than 200 residents Of Fargo
have obtained their licenses to fish
in the Minnesota streams. which is
under the number obtained at this
time last season. no doubt due to the
large number Of men In the military
service of the government. Several
fishing parties have already been
planned, the principals to leave the
state for their favorite haunts Tues
day night. April 80.
Reports from Minnesota lakes indi-
cate that the waters are in splendid
condition. The snow has disappeared
in all sections OF the state and all of
the smaller streams are down to nor
NAL stage and as clear as they are
usually found in midsummer. It is
stated that the excellent condition Of
the water together with the liberal
stocking that has taken place in the
last few years, should provide great
sport for. the ardent devotees Of trout
fishing.
The Minnesota game and fish COM
mission guide announces that no per-
sons shall catch. take or kill more
than rs croppies or trout of any
variety. is pike. perch or wall-eyed
pike. is bass OF any variety except
rock bass, in any one day, in any
other manner than angling for
them with a hook and line.
BY the term game fish" is
meant trout. bass Of any variety,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
Coli Balls
And Bags Net
r. C.. SIS, 200

A. L. Moody proprietor of tie
Moody department store, wired
Mrs. A. J.. Moody this morning
that he attended the exhibition
game of golf between Chick Ev-
ans, Barnes, Hutchinson and
Nicholas at French Lick Springs,
Ind, Saturday. and that the balls
used In the match game. and the
golf bags sold at auction In the
hotel that evening for $4,000.
The proceeds went to the Red
Cross.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
TAKEN
FROM ENGINES

Brass, valued at approximately
$500, was stolen off three threshing
engines, one owned by John Herland,
and two by r. ]. Headland. Fargo
men, either Friday or Saturday night.
The thefts were reported to Sheriff
"A. MI. Ross. Like thieving has been
going on over the county for some
time and seems to be the work Of an
organized gang.
A threshing engine owned by James
McKinnon Of Mapleton. was also
stripped OF its brass. the sheriff re-
ported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
ASSESSORS TO
MEET TUESDAY

The assessors Of Clay county VIII
meet in Moorhead at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning to receive Instructions
from Samuel A. Lord Of the Mime
sofa ak commission. and supplies
from County Auditor Andrew o.
Houglum..
Following are the assessors who
win attend except from Tansem
township which will be represented
by a substitute appointed by 8. 3.
Tweeten, who il at Camp Dodges
Frank Render, Sabin; Leo Mckay,
.Barnesville: Max a. Fankhanel,
BarnesviIle; Al. l.. Rudd, Hawley.
James Lewis, Dilworth; c. j. Brand
Lake Park, R. No. q; Ernest J. Lamb,
BarnesviIle; T.. s. Paasch, Sabins wv.
p. Barry, FELTON,; II. O. Osmundson.
AveriIl; Andrew S. Dalens George
town; F. III. Kuhl, Sabin; g =.
Gingery, Glyndonis Chas. ". Peter
son, Hitterdal; NJ T. Madison, Ulen;
Bernard Crowley, Hawley; Fred
Herring, Hawley; Oscar Gupderson,
Dale; Even CoTneliussen. Comstocks
Frank II. Hilgers, GAINESVILLE: NJ. Q.
Hottie, Hawley; G. u. Nelson, Moor
head, r. No. Il 7. s. Reitan, Moor
head, r. No. 2; Jorgen Jensen, Glyn-
don; A. r. Almquist, Moorheads a
ID. Evans, Moorhead; Niels ]. Lar
son, FELTON,, r. No. /. Arthur Nelson
Moorhead, II. No. /: T. r. Lien. Haw-
ley, Frank r.. Weaver Hawleys
j. til. Halvorson, Giyndon Alfred
Nelson, Hawley; S. Il. Tweetun. Peli-
can Rapids, R. No s; julius Grettum,
Ulen; D. G. Melbye, ulens Joseph
Sucker, Borup. R. No. /.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
RED CROSS AUCTION
And RALLY AT HORACE

Attorney w. c. Green was the
principal spnaker at the Red Cross
auction sale and rally held at Horace
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Green gee
ports that between $500 and 500 was
raised T. e. kinneberg Of Hickson
was the auctlonear a number Of
people who attended the sale left for
HzckRon ia the evening to attend
the home talent play staged there for
the benefit 01 the Red Cross.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
mrs. C. HAUGEN DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Carrie Haugen. a., died at her
home at s13 Fourth avenue north at
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon after
lingering illness from a complication
Of diseases The husband, Oscar
Haugen, employed by the a. I. Farr
dray line, survives.
e. f. Moore will ship the remains
to Evansville, Mimi. the former
home. Funeral arrangements have
not been made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
FARGO VOLUNTEER
dies THIS MORNING

Clarence A. Thors0n, 80. died at the
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Thorson, 1923 Eighth street
north. at 1880 O'Clock this morning
from tuberculosis.
Mr.. Thorson enlisted in the United
States field artillery at Glendive,
Mont, June 81, 1917. going to Fort
sin, Okla. Tor training. While there
tuberculosis developed. and he was
furloughe0 to Fargo December last.
Surviving are the parents. i've
brothers. Theodore. III the national
army az Camp Dodge Albert j. and
Oscar Al. both Of Van Hook, NJ -.
Adolph a. and Henry M, both Of
Fargo; and two sisters. Selma and
Ciara. both Qf Nargo
Funeral arrangements had not been
made today. but are 10 charge Of q.
Gaard.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
ZUHRAH REMEMBERS
Ell ZAGAL MOBILES

Industrious Potentate William r..
Johnston Of E1 zagal temple. has rec
ceived a cordial invitation from
ulustrious Potentate A. N. WiIccse Of
Zuhrah temple. Minneapolis, request
ing the attendance Of the El Zagal
divan at the ceremonial to be held in
Minneapolis Friday evening Of this
week.
The invitation also includes any of
the members of the temple who can
make it convenient to take in the
event.
Among the special attractions win
be the Aad temple girls-some 20
In number.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
SUSPICIOUS
ONES JAILED

Dan Bezio and George Glevas were
arrested at Cakes. n D., Friday by
Deputy j. III. Trotter on comnlfssion@
er warrants. the complaints alleging
that they are dangerous enemies OF
the United States. The men were
brought TO Fargo and are now in-
termed in the Cass county jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
MAokENRoTH NAMED SHERIFF.

Williston, M IT., April &c. G..
BIackanroth lib the new sheriff OF
Williams county chosen by the
county commissioners 90 succeed
Alex Strom. resigned.
The new sheriff has resided here ~
years. and has been superintendent
Of the Williston water and light
plant ~ years
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
DIVORCE DECREE DENIED.

Williston. m. -, April 22-No di-
vnree was granted ia the case DC 81.
E Jenis0n against Jennie r. Jeni-
son. and in ain order he issued
Judge Frank Fisk provides that the
plaintiffs husband must pay his
wife SIS a month for the support 81
herself and the children, custody oi
whom is granted her temporarily
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
HLNDENBURG SACRIFICES. THOUSANDS IN
ATTEMPTS TO CAPTURE

Wave after wave Of fresh German shock troops have
tried without success to capture Bethuns, , city Of
great strategical Importance to ths British forces IN
Flanders. Thousands Of have been sacrificed here
BY the enemy. The British forces have made valiant
defense for Behunes capture By the foe would mean
widening Of the salient the Germans are driving into the
British lines The city has been under constant bonn
bardment through Che past few daya
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22

psxe. aunfah. perch and cropplas. All
aah other than those mentioned are
described ana designated as rough
1sh.p
The Minnesota state ana game
communication keeps Ia it's ofIlce d COM
pIete record OF all licenses issued.
TIE license fee for non-residents %
Minnesota is 81.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22

First state bank OF Opheim
phoned Prof watkins for . capa-
BILE bank man and r.. w. Joos, who
was almost through Dakota Busi-
ness College training. accepts the
position today. Every Fargo
bank and $50 others hire them
evidence for prospectIves-pu
licity
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22
OAKEs MAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

been elected superintendent Of the
Wiliiston public schools. and takes
office Sept next. Miss Elizabeth
Gin has been reelected principal %
the Wiliiston high school
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22

Rusles Radiator shop, 81 Broad
way.-Advt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
ROZDZIAL XIV.

Nadeszla niedziela, z nia uroczyste Swieta pa
trona parafii.
Chatyiscy oboje cd rama daWali rozkazy roz-
porzadzcnia, GAIA sluzba dnia togo miala bye W do
mu Bozym.
Zastanawiai sic juz dawno Wlodzimicrz mad
troskliwoscia Chatyhskich wzgledem slug, jake i'm
to chodziio zawsze o zdrowie fizyczne i noralne
poddanych swoich! Opieka ich ogarniala Gala Sic
dzibe, czuwali mad dziecmi swemi, mad ~sluganli, mad
dobrem swojem i innych, nareszcie i mad SODA.
Okolo dziewiatej zrana zajechaly powozy, -
wkr6tce potem wszyscy mieszkahcy biatego dworu
znalezli sic w sieni obszernej. Stanislaw stall goto-
wy z lapeluszem i ksiazka w reku ma werandzie,
przyzwyczajony byI juz cd dziecka pelnit sluzbe
Professor take wybierai sic szuk9} czapki, Helena
tylko wymawiaia sic upaem bolem w ramieniu,
a W~lodzimierz oparf sic o framuse okna milczal,
iecz postac jego ME zdradzala checi do ~jechania.
Panic Chatyhski, pytal }agodnym, iecz
stanowczym glosem Chatyhski ME jedziesz L
nami?
Zdziwiiy niezmiernie Wlodzimierza tie slowa,
pc raz to pierwszy zachecai 60 Chatyhski do wysiu-
chania nabozenstwa w koSciele.
DoDIC vi uS1yoLyly hdEohN ""O -
chac! - dodaf pan domu n~ajlepszy kaznodzieJa
Z calej ~dyecezyi przemowi do mas.
Me miaIem zamiaru... tiumaczyf sic Wlo-
~dzimierz, spojrzenie jego w tel chwil bezwiednie
pablo ma Marye, jak gdyby szukal jej rady.
Marya odpowiedziala nu wilgotnemi oczyma,
niespostrzezenie zblizyia sic nawet XII MENU:
- ByieS pan wczoraj tax blisko Boga... sep
nsia niekko, a dis zn6w sic oddalasz?!... Clos jej
&c zalu lanai sic.
Pod wrazeniem nawo,ujacych jej slow i Gle
pien czarownych 6cz, ~tdejacych swiatsem nadziem-
skiem, ugiela sic pycha Wiodzimierza:
- Jade! - rzeki cicho siegnas pc kapelusz.
Jakaz to mia niespodzianka byla ola profesora,
skoro zobaczy, swego protegowanego naprzeciw
siebie W powozie, Prawdziwie tenn ucieszony, zacze-
piai swych towarzyszy wesoSo.
Pc kilkunastu minutach staneiy powozy pred
koscioiem wiejskim, skromnym W swej szacie zew-
netrznej wewnetrznej. Stare jesiony oslanialy ten
przybytek Boy diugie rzucaiy cienie ma tulace sic
do niego mogiiy, jedne swieze ~staranna reka pie
legnowane, inne zapadie porosie chwastem.
Chatynscy z dzietmi profesorem wmieszali sic
w tium, by dotrzee do z~wyklych swych miejsc W
~swiatyni. Wiodzimicrz biadzil wpierw pc cmenta-
rzu, a ~liczne, opuszczone mogily gieboki cieh rzu-
cafy ma dusze jego,
tCiag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
(Telegraficznie

Pittsburgh, 20. wrzesnia.
Gs6wna kwessya sesyi wiecEor-
nej staso sic odiotenie prawybo-
row, ma skutek pomySek, ~zaszsej
PREY sporzadzaniu balotow: po-
mylki ME spostrzezono, az jug
balotowanie dobrze byio zaczste.
Dwie byiy waine pomyiki: jedns
z Mich byio wydrukowanie inie-
MIA J. ]. c~hrzanowskiego, ktory
Jest kandydatem ma komisarza St.
Illinois, pomisdzy .kandydatami
ze St. Indiana - to re ziyni mi
cyatami; druga pomyika bylo wy
drukowanie imienia M. Burzyh-
sHego diva razy = jake kandyda-
Ia ma komisarza re st. Michigan.
Pc wykryciu tych pomyieS
wszczai sic rwetes ma sail: oska-
r4ano przewodnicEacego Piekar-
skicgo i komisye wyborcza, ga
rEucano i'm politykierskie manipu
lacye prawyborcze, a opozycyi
bySa to woda ma miyn jej i wiele
staraia sic z zajscia tego skorzy-
STAG. Pc stracie masy czasu dro-
giego i odrzuceniu przez Piekar-
shego iadan, ably gfosowano mad
sprawl udzielenia votum zaufa-
MIA jemu i komisyi wyborczej -
1zba poleciia komisyi wyborczej
wydrukowaG nowy ballot z po-
prawkami pomyiek i postanowifa
zaczaS prawybory nastepnego
dnia o lei zrana - prey swie-
each. poniewaz miasto ME pozwa-
Ia Swiecic elektryh pred godz,
1ota zrana. Trudno sobie wyobra-
ziS, jak sejm mcze sic skohczye
W sobote - pred wieczorem ja6
planowano, zw{aszcza, IL POGO
staja jeszcze regularne wybory
do odbycia.
T Z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
jednego i drugiego, mech bada i SERGE swoje.

jednego i drugiego, hiech bada i SERGE swoje.
= Dobrze, zgadzam sic z toba lecz o jednem
zapominamy, re Wiodzimierz moze jej SERGE zia-
mac. a w dziwnem SVEN usposobieniu ME po--
mysli o przyszlosci ola ME. -. stanowczy krok Cd
wlekae bedzie bez kotca. Przytem ia obojetnosG
wzgledem Boga to niedoWiarstwo So ~strasznel Czy
podobne usposobienie tnoze bye dobra ~podstawa
przyszlego szczeScia' Pamietajmy o tenn, re Malif-
ski W gruncie Jest ~religijHy, chot mnej inteligentny
i w spoieczeistwie ~odgrywa role zamoznego oby-
watela. Byt matcryalny Marylki bylby zabezpie-
czouy.
Me rozstrzygaj jej losu, JAMIE, zostawmy
to Bogu. Marya Jest zbyt uczuciowa, zbyt intelligent
tina, sam byt materyalny ME zadowolni jej duszy.
Ola niej potrzeba wznioslego, g~lebszego ducha, o
orlich skrzydlach, kt6ryby ~porowno z jej mysl2 IL
miai wzbiG sic ponad ctmury... Jakzez podobai CT
sic Waclaw;
Niesiychanie, dobry ~naturalny chlopiet! A
lie prawda, Anielko, uwazaj tylko pilnie, czy mfody
lekarz ME Wywiera zlego wpiywu ma Stasia" moze
navel i StaS sam dis zmienil przekonanie swoje?
Miodziez akademicka podlega najczesciej rozmai--
tym chorobom duszy; w jej wieku uczucie fanta-
zya goruja ponad wszystkiem, ME znajac granic...
BIO najsiEniejszy hamulec, Jimmy zdrowy rozurn,
zwykle okryty pylem rdza strasznej z~arozumialo-
sci, a w stanie podobnym zrodzic ME moze ~jasnych
i rozsadnych pogladow!
- y Stasia zmiany ME zauWazylam. co do
pana W}odzimierza, to nalezy mil sic W tel micrze
wielkie uznanie, chociaz sam odrebne ma pojecia,
ME zaszczepia ich w innych, wprost pilnie unika tc-
GO; ME wyglasza swych zdafl ma punkcie rcligii, O.
bawia sic zgorszenia.
Rozmowa maIzonkow skohczyla sic przyby-
ciem oczekiwanych. Mlodziez roztnawiaia Z Helena,
werandzic, rozprawiajac o Wiodzimierzu, o powro-
Gle do WARY, 0 widocznych jego zamiarach co do
Maryi, o duszy wielce szlachetnej, chociaz chwilo-
wo zblakanej.
- Co to musi bye "a anielska radosc ola ko-
~chajacej kobiety - kosiczyl professor jezeli zdola
~podzwignat tax szlachetna dusze Z natury, iaka
Jest dusza np' Wlodzimierza, by ia zaprowadzit
pred iron milosierdzia Bozego! Zycze tego szcze-
Scia Marylce calem sercem... przeczuwam tez, re
sic sk,ania ku niebu...
Tlutnionym westchnicniem odpowiedzia} mu
Chatyhski.
Zabierano sic do spoczynku.
Helena ia dobranoc wyciagnela rske do Nlo-
dzimierza. m0wiac czulym glosem:
- Bylam panu posluszna... czytaiam fene-
iona. =. Wiodzimierz Z lekka dotkna} sig jej dfoni:
- Bardzo dobrze - chwall stanowczo czy-
tai, PAM, zawsze powaznc dzieia ~zaprawiaj ma
Mich mysli swoic, a obudzisz ogolny szacunek ola
siebie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21

We wtorek, 0 godz. 1880 wieczo-
rem o~dbedzie sic walne zebranie To-
warzystwa MIodzienc6w Sw. Stani-
s}awa oKstki, W celu za}atwienia vie
lu waznych spra. Uprasza sic syst
kich o laskawe przybycie.
Dzisiaj zrana o godz. 9ej, ma Mszy
Sw. odbyl sic pogrzeb S. p. J6zefa
Pazur, kt6ry zmarl dnia IS. b. m. W
szpitalu German Deaconess", pc
poddaniu sic niebezpiecznej opera
cyl. Zmariy osierocii zone i dzied
W kraiu, a tn siostre Anastazye Ma
tura. N~abozenstwo zaiobne odprawif
X. Antoni A. K}owo, miejscowy "a
stepca proboszcza. Zw}oki pochowa-
no ma cmentarzu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
P~anskiego.
w parafii NajSw. Serca Jezus, W
tych dniach posade organisty mieJ-
scowego, obja1 p. Bochniasz, PREY
by}y Q parafii Wniebowstapienia
Panskiego. gdzie proboszczem jest
X. Wojciechowski. Dawniejszy orga-
nista p. Jan Zysk, ktory pe}nif obo-
wiazki organisty d~otychczas, wyje--
chai do Cleveland, Ohio.
We wtorek ma Mszy sw. o godz.
loci zrana, odbyl sic Stub p. Vale
rayna Wojtkiewicza, Fam. pnr. Alb
s. Lincoln ul., z parma Agnieszka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
WoJNA ULEPSZY NASZE
PLEMIE.

Pewien poeta powiedzial, re
kazda wojna przyniesie nieco do
brego. Obecna woina przynioSfa
wielkie zmiany w naszei strawie'
DIS jenny mn;ej co do iloSc,,
mnicj co do rozmaitoSci i o wielS
prostsze potrawy a Pozywnie,sZc
wskutek czcgo bedziemy silnlcl-
szvm narodem. Jczeli jeszcze &c
tego bedziemy poqlagat naSzen'u
trawieniu Trinera AmerykanSkim
Eli Tem Gorzkiego Wilma, wszel
kie zaburzenia zo}9dkowe bedQ
naiezec do minionych. Trincra lie
karstwo czySci w%netrznoSci, Dolu
gtowy. nerwowoSci ogolncmu O.
siabieniu it'd. to lekarstwo mic ma
sobie r6wnego. W aptekach Sl.l0.
Cierpien reumatyzmu, neuralgia,
bolu W krzyzu it'd. MONA unikn9c
Trinera Linimcnt jest lckarstwo,
kt6rc CT przyniesie natychmiasto-
va ulge. Jest on niezr6wnany
przv zwiehnieciu, nadwyrezeniu,
opuchnieciu. ma bolace muszkuty
i zmeczone nogi. w aptekach s.
IS cent6w, poczta As IS ccntow.
Joseph Triner Company, 1883
1888 S. Ashland ave, Chicago, III.
(Og1.}
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Nejman, Fam. pnr. 4541 So. Marsh
field ave. Slubu miodej pare udzie-
lii X. Kazimierz Pijanowski. Druzbo-
wall p. Wojciech B~iaszczak, 2 panna
Eufrozyna W~ojtkiewicz, siostra pa
ma m4odego. Zabawa weselna odby-
la sic W skromnym k6iku familij-
mem W domu rodzicow PAM mlodej.
Panstwo Iodzi oboje byli czynnymf
czionkami ch6ru parafialnego.
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re SERCOWA.

Bractwo Nlewfast Rozancowych
bedzie mialo swoje ~posiedzenie jul
tro, 0, godz. 2ej popoiudniu W sail
zwyk}ych p~osiedzeh. Wszystkie be-
wyjatku maja sic stawic.
Ma plebanii Naj6w. Serca Jezus
juz przyjmuje sic wpisy ma czwarta
pozyczke w~elnc5ciowa (Liberty
Bonds). Polacy powinni pamietac o
tenn, re ME W kazdym miejscu uwa-
aaja ich "a Polakow, a przez to pol
ska sprawl tez cierpl. Dlatego ~
dy Polak powinien tam kupowac
bondy wolnoSciowe, gdzie go uwa--
FAC beda "a Polaka 1 kredyt tez "a
to. dada Polakom.
Oddzial sw. Antoniego Pad. mr..
s0ty Macierzy Polskiej, ma swoje Pc
sietzenie jutro o godz. 1880 popo-
iudniu W sail z~wykfych . p~osiedzeh.
Wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia, dir
tego uprasza sic. by zadnego ME bra
kowalo.
Dzisiaj popoludniu 1 wieczorem,
odbywa sic Spowieda sw. cz1onk6w
To~warzystwa Mlodzieh66w Sw. Sta
nis}awa X, ktorzy jutro po Mszy
sw. O godz. 6:15 przystapie do
wspoinej Komunii sw. Ia niewypel-
nienie obowiazku kara podlug kon-
%stytucyi,
Dowiadujemy sic, Be ksieza z para
I'll Naisw. Serca Jezus beda wypei-
mali kwestyonaryusze wszstkim po-
borowym, kt6rzy sic ostatnio rege-
strowali - zupe1nde bezp}atnie. W
celu ratowania niekt6rych Cd why's
k6w 1 naciagania.
We srode ubiegia ma Mszy sw. o
godz. Sci, z koscioia Najsw. serca
Jezus odbyI sic pogrzeb 8. p. IONA
sza Stanek, liczacego. lat SO, Fam. p.
mr.. 44o4 S. Ashland ave. Zmar} on
dnia 15go b. m. Msze sw. "a spok6j
duszy zmarlego odprawii X. Kali
mierz Pijanowski, miejscowy asys--
tent. zwloki pochowano ma cmenta-
rzu MISUNDERSTANDING .~Panskiego.
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psuli harmonic l dyscypline W szkole.
Wymienieni byli profesorowie Zalew.
SKI, Popiel | Piwowarski.
Pc kilku innych pytaniach Odroczo-
no sic do godsiny 2-glej popoludniu.
4. l.
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Twardniecie artery.

ulESIc dANSAJ
waz ocalifo ono mole zycie, pro-
buie zainteresowaG innych Ora,
Potra Gomozem.'' - pisze pan
Alex Chisholm Z Truro, n. s.
..mialem poczatki twardniecia ar
tervi, lekarstwo to mic wyleczy-
10, Ustaiiio ono repntacye jaEo
najbapdzisj odpowiedzialne ls L3',
lest ono medycypa apteczna' lecz
bywa dostawiane ludziom wproSs
przez DR.. Peter Fahrney &Sons
Co, 25o1 Washington BiVd.'
ncago III (ogi.l