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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03

"a m 1a--ui con
t'eiit4 - noJi Of Rhslri
ad Caass lfac and have ,a'icn tur
le7gtourd ICON the enemy North o.
Jlhe.ms tic e.,cmy has been driven
iba, most OF the Lin positions and
s1en will be IN the open where the
French advance may be more rapid
ln Champagne General Gouraud has
captured Challerange. railway June
/ on and his guns now command the
jrnction OF Vouliers. farther north. In
J ,ing Chalerange the GermagP lost
t.mmand OF the railway running thronSh
ihc Argonnc forest at Grand Pre-, The
line was the main supply line OF the
lGermans facing the Americans east oi
Nhe Argqn1s,
/ Trying To Evade Trap,
! IN Withdrawing in the Lille salient
lrhc Germans are endeavoring to get
lout Of The giant trap which Marshal
kFoch has constructed. While hammer
Enp the formidable Cambrai-Laon line
Nv thrusts IN Flanders and from
Rheims TO the Mcuse. he Is bending
b ,k the German flanks The German
b,upply fines are mcraced by the allied
ADVANCES on the TANKS ard should ihsy
d. cut the German situation would be
I1noSt desperate. II would seem how.
kycr. taat the retirement, unless OF
lprcat depth. would be Of little ultimate
kyail toward putting OF a retreat all
Elong the line from the North Sea to
lNlSace
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Cavalry Captures
Turkish Column

LONDON, Oct. j.-Austtalian mount
ed troops operating in the region north
east of'Damastus In Syria on Wednes-
day charged and captured Turkish
column Fifteen hundred prisoners
we're takenl and two guns and iprly
machine guns we're captured, according
10 an official satement issued today BY
the war Office
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Detection OF
Bavaria Feared

PARIS. Oct 3-The German CEN
sor AT Berlin permits the German
press to print articles dwelling on the
probable situation OF Germany in the
case tina, Austria should he forced 10
Law down her arms under pressure, ae-
cording 10 adyices reaching Paris. II
!, declared that il Austria Hungary
should give in, Bavaria might follow
hf example.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03

nishsd conmnsrs u oklgpma City
and {djacenf sniall towns WI Ssguu be.
fors Corporation commisSlcucr Art
Walter thhF morning, Tbs company
contends the increased ratSTis necessary
to overcome increased cost Of produc-
zion. Since, the start Of the war the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03
Anglo -BelgianS
Near Ghent Road

PARIS. Oct. 3-Generai Pluper's 5
army. fighting on the Belgian front IS
reported to be two miles from Tur-
Going Dispatches from the front state
that Menih and Roulers are burning
and that the Anglo Belgian thrust con
tinues In the direction Of Ccurtraib
where the great road 10 Ghent opens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03
THOMPSON RRlNas
R0usMe MESSAGE
TO LOAN MEETING
tcou,lnusd From Hso. ~

Saturday and Sunday; Hughes county,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Nc
Intosh county, Thursday and Friday.
Priyate Slsdgs Latimer county Fri
sunday Monday and Tuesday; Has,
keil county "Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday
Capt. Hudson Holden, Amaze, Ponsa
City Sunday.
Private Louis z. Nunap, Custer,
Washita, Roger Mills and Beekham
counties Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Private Elmer Woodward Sunday
night and all OF next week In the faI
western Oklahoma Counties.
--w.es.-----
Use ego instead qi eggs iAdy)
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Peluiaps Take
Nn0ther Town

! LONDON. Oct 3.-Belgian forces
Ion Wednesday improved their positions
IA various points, according to ths Of
kii-ial statement issued from Belgian
Iheaduuarters last night. General
sPlumers army has captured Gheluwe
near M,niu, and lie Biret, Just north
'oi Armentieres
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OEEICEpa

OFFlCkNo.
lieuu. Abraham A. Levine, Mount
Vernon, \ u James Saunders oNeale'
NON .oommIssloNto OFFICERS.
William Farrell New York NJ Y;
Louis Ferranu. Chester, Pa; Hobart q.
Gilbert. Ffoostons. Pal Charles ii.ewood,
phlladephin, Pa Edwin Zimerman,
oshkosh. Wis.
Corpls' Patrick Connolly. Clarion, Pa.
liarIy g mrtgon 0cttoes, va Frnd.
pI,s,Iss,,,sSS ssss0v Russia Floyd Taylor
Bugler Michael Cohan, Andover. Mass
Mechanics George y. Covey Lake, W
va; Walter PRANK gutowsky Detroit
Mich. lird Pace. tChattanoosa. Tenn.
George n Shorak, CorentE, Austria.
PhiNAIES.
yhGmss e BaksS knorn TsnSgs yS Ri SASss &c
Case, Foley MInn; Arthur y. Chandler
man. ssyS,, okis.i John conway Rsot'
tRt kan f1tred cossrove. Jamsies
n. VI Beh O. Davls. Wilmington. ~ O..
James " Davis. Junction City Kan
yEll's@ claude nSslns wins, g. ,.AI nsoollyn
inward =. Fechan' Theliman, MINI.
prce l., FhheS. 'ClarksbyrG. w va
Harry W. Forester, Altoona, IN WI
lam Harry Gladney Philadelphia, Pa,
Joeeph u Goodnature, Blooming Prairie
Minn.l Curtis Gwynn, South Browns
Vile Pa william s Han, ThomAsvllIe
| N, C,j Albert Harrls, Mckecsport. Pa.
gaHs g ,s,I a Han E9g oylcans tAu ps,ss, ,s,9
Milwaukee. Wis; ChaunSey II. Honde'
shell. Baltimore, Md. Howard 7, House
man. -Lyndonville, n. "; John NJ. Hus
,9a ssbdSsh, 3. y H Anas'Ss And" Irvine Z I.
lem, Ind; Carl l. Johnson, Fredericlr'
|,cgn, ,,Pa Samuel 4 Ksdgshin. Brook
s.-sli Lssis. Red se'"SSs oSs. fSs's iows; M San
Il4chtensteln, Columbus. Ohio l0au' VI
A!ndley, Cherokee Ala Robert Gtopp
clrrAfa. Italyi ga muel MdkjimnS pos
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WAR SAVINGS BANK SALES
S70,7n FOR SEPTEMBER

War savings stamps to the amount
sj &070l 81 have been sold through
the War Savings bank during Septeml
Der, with q grand total pale Of s6l7,.
sl3,s3 since the banks opening March
II, 1918 I'VE are going to check
pledge cards and make a big drive
during December" says Mrs w. p.
Rails, new director Of the bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03

Url0us ]. Bnrgess, Minesap. Tenn.
Leslie W Darling, Shenandoah. Iowa;
Thomas ". Dempster, Pittsburgh, IA.
stanley Elliott. Santana, Cal, Chap !.
Elmpre, Maggie, Val Carl Hingdhardt
SheboyEan. Wis; John Henry Finhegan.
Brooklyn, N. Y; Arthur A. Hall. Brook
lyn, N. Y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03
HEARING FOR HIGHER
ELECTRICITY RATES ON

Hearing on the application Of the Ok.
lahoma Gas and Electric company to
increase rates on electric current fur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03
OFFICIAL REPORT
BELGIAN

PARIS. Wednesday Oct 1.-The
iexi OF the Belgian official statement
isf~d iNrielf. follows
In spite of fierce resistance by the
chchyVhe Belgian army during the
past day has improved lis position by
local ihnists Oh diiierent points Of the
'iTCht
| General Plumm,r's army after sharp
oombats, realized an important ad-
lVanee N the direction Of Menin N cap
turing Ghelyue North and in the inn
mediate proximity Of Arfnenneres, this
amy has taken Le BiSet and north Of
Iiospllnes has captured the small Ia
lhHlue farm
british syiators destroyed nine air
planes and two balloons Of the enemy
during the day" ~ ''
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DIED =

DIED FROM AccIpsNr AND OTHER
Wagner Harvey Duane Back. Bath.
Mich ~
Private Peter John stnthis New Yotk.
n. v 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03

rha, women can acquire high skill
as mechanics is demonstrated in an
English factory engaged dn breseh
meehasisq for hoxitrsr guns, where
every l>ehine tool 3 opersied by Nm:
en- al TIE tools hardened and ground
hY women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03

At a time when-it seemed that the
lareystfflout mill flf sPikf spun,y; In
diafS, would have 70 close down, and
with farpkS bringing on goyernment
flour ofdefs to- Be made. Miss, Olive
Bhodes, the ,l6IysSr,pld daughter Of
one 81 the direetoSs Of the nnliiHg
company, stepped in and served as a
substitute ior jhe mill engineer, who
was III at Nh honse.9 ''nT"'f'
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:. MISSING IN ACTION,

Ike kATntnBNy, thinaHo, VI.
E cSTEpls Daniel Dam JSs,sSh McoSpn%g .I,, phil-
Pa. Joseph E. Wisnlswski. Chicago. III.
Earl taflsssI@ O.. Franz /.
Baker Marion, Ia. Stephen Harold Carey.
Marcus Hook Pa; Wesley Coserdale'
o, Andrew Dorm, Baltimore, Md. Henry
]. D'pch, EVANSVILLE Jnds 1nrieo DeeoyIe.
Msnnbbs. Canada .fPaui DrodsF, Lstosx-
dale. Pa; Edward Einslg, Pottsville, Pa:
Albert ] Emo. cheboygsI, Mich. John I,
Fsrrel, Mount saysget Mdi hppls eWil-
liam Fay, Long Islaand, n. w Ira Halb
hGGES'SgPwlAiam GSSP !, f.s Ksssbtn. p N% fo.s' fsON \
" George l., Knowles. Philadelphia;
Morris ]. Krumbein. New York N. ";
AlgfE & b5J EsSlsJpe chlSsSSSS lSSSS william Yen Ss
chulssy. NAhnoy city, Pal AloysuH Ma
1s N. ySst 9s.e' \ Nnh 5sm, s'ap]ssc A|ss
Nssoula Mont Edwin A. Nelson. 'Chi
Isidore Poll, BROOKLYN, n. X; John w.
Profftt, Democrat XVI Michael Tom
asell, Rochester y, " John Voss'
WASHINGTON. oct. 3-The marine
casualty list for Thursday shows:
Killed IN action ,.,,,n.,.,..,.,..'
Died n wounds reeslved In action. I
Wounded In action, severely. .......A
Wounded IN 'aet,ea, degree unds.
,,Msmlnsa .;s.'''''''''''''''''''
In hands Of enemy .....,,.,.,,,,..
| Total .,..,,......,,....,.R
The complete list
KILLED IN ACTION
| Corpl. William H. 0'Connor, Connells-
Vile. Pa.
KILLED IN ACTION oN-PREvIoUsLY
REpoBTEp MISSING.
Corpl David II. Foster. Mckeerport, Pa
PTivates Lawson McV Babbitt. Youngs
town, -llli Duvfd H. Proctor, Cambridge
| Mass.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION. ft-
Sergt. Dwight y, Dutton, Boston, Mass
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN NOTION =
serst. Hoyes'v. Moore; no next Of klr
given .t....t- ...t.s. 81. ft.l-
Matthew A. Anderson, wipanx, Mont
Jacob +. Binder, Nhsairldse. Col y 4
II 4 PRlvATEs.
Thomas VI, Crane, porehssteE,u Ness.
owen Hamlin, preksr MOI Gilbert y
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rhs eelekrsted Duchess Of Sutherland
I, dlsoo,Ips Of her property IN Entiand
win Z view 10 making her future hornt
m France. She isssreditsd Win having
set = ns ef TIC bsst equipped military
ho@ ~ " Ne rat zone 4.
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Died FROM WOUNDS.
OFFICERS.
NoN.oMmlsslQNsp oFficERs,

Capts. Nyron Chester West, Belolt
Wis.,; z John N. skldmors. Indlanapo'
liz IrAA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-03

Harry Leo Sherman Quincy Mich.
Glenn Whaley, Mahtns Ohio.
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To Rslisye Gsa Ip The Stomach
ssSs'b 20 Dill asp: j Ss. sss yfS sPs
SIN. AIiquid Digestive Laxative for
Indigestion Or Constipation, PLEASANT
to take, Now made and recommended
BY the manufacturers OF Groves
hsteiess chill Tonic. (Adv.)
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WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
--pBnvfotjsLf IMPORTED his6iN6
Private osdy. Binpm. Rsnsvus. y. M
gt{ iHiHANDs OF ENEMY.
corpl. Harris B, Flhtcher. frovo, ptah.

!, - \ MI6sfN or NACTf0N. y I.
Private William h. Cleveland, Br~sel.
ton. Ga.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
RERORTEp WolNnEp, DECREE
Private ESrfstt Il fhbmM, New MadI.
son, Ohio. ~ e :,R H ti GM
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KILLED IN ACTION
Corpl William II. 0'Connor, Connells
Vile. Pa.
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KILLED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY

Corpl. David n. Foster. McKeeppcrt. Pa
PTivates Lawson McV. Babbitt. Youngs
town, MI Duvid u. Proctor, carnbrtdse
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
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Use ego in.tisd q ess.. lAdy)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-24

W sobote odbyly sic nastepuJace
wiece ma rzecz Armii P%olskiej: Pred
rabryka Crane Co. o godz. 4:3O. -
Pred stacya re~krutacyjna ma Town
Of Lake, cd godz. 7-mej do $50. Ze-
brano ~dobrowolnej kolekty ma po-
moe Armii Polskiej $4,000. - Ma
Jadwigowie W sail Webster, PREY Ro
hey i Webster ul. o godz. S-mej do
1890. Kolekty zebrano $500. -
Ma pozegnalnym wieczorku ochotni-
k6w W sail PREY Ashland / Superior
ul. cd godz. 1880 do 12-tej, pc
przemswie or~ganizatora Krzywono--
sa. obiecaIo sic zapisaG do Armii Pol
skiej S-miu zuch6w. Bedzie to juz
20-tu z tymi, kt6rzy sic W biezacym
tygodniu zapisali I kt6rzy ma VIE
czorku u OBJ. Pubic obiecali sic zapi-
sac. - Mysmy zawsze m6wili, re
dzielnica Mlodziankowo da kilka Sc
TEX o~chotnik6w ola Armii Polskiej l
twierdzimy to teraz, re tax bedzie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-24
PRAc poLsklEJ RADY NARoDoWEJ W AMERYCE.

Pc 5000
W. Gorczynski, l.. Skupieh, W. ziomek'
N. N.
Pc $780,
J.. Urbaniec, A. Otto, S. Przybylski, A.. Ga
wei, w. Wisniewski, S. Zach, A. Trzaskus'
S. Zagata, S. Wojcinski, ]. Kowardzleh
M. Wender, F. Wisniewski, w. Ciasnocha'
A.. Dyda, J. Gawei, J. Toporek. - Jan
W6jcik $3.50.
Pc $1.00:-
A. Matejczyk, A. Zarebczen, j. CzernlK'
F. Szeredy, j. Pawlak, ]. Ziemihski, A. To-
bolewski, E. Twardowska, j. Piotrowsh,
NJ. Nalepa, J. Golden, J. Zaczyk, j. Szu-
berla, NJ. Trzcinski, j. Kawalersh, A. La
tos, J. Skorupa, J. Czernek, S. Luberda,
]. Szuty, M. Zeglin, T. Stawiasz, j. Far
ganus, S. Ziemianek, A. Ciezopka, A. Ma
ka, J. Mastalski, A. Wilkus, j. Zobecki, c.
Bus. ". Bus, S. Perkowski, w. Siewarski,
F. Labut, ]. Wojdylo, NJ. Kurzeja, w. La
but. ]. Trybus, J. Chluch, B. Niwek, N. n,
A. Kocinski, NJ. Cudnik, ]. Cereba.
Pc so cent6w:-
]. Michalczak, J. Gardner, j. Malinowsh.
KS. B. Dembinski, par. sw. Kazimlerza,
W Johnstown, Pa.
cd p~arafian'
KS. w. Krakowski, par. sw. Stanislawa'
Bay City, Mich.
KS. F. Wojciechowski, par. Przemienienia
MIA Panskiego, Chicago, III. ............
KS. F. Jagielski, par. sw. Franciszka, Chi
cago, Illinois
Pc $500: - J. Kunys, W. Megier.
Pc $500: - j. Musial, E. Kowalkowska;
Pc $780,
NJ. Hugier, F. Sterkowicz, F. Kusinsh,
P. Kolaczek, w. Ksieski, l.. Fialkowsh,
J.. Benczkowski, K. Koziowski, ]. WiGh-
ski, F. Andrychowski, F. Kolnich, j. Ku-
lik, A. Peska, F. Jakobka, j. Glinka, A.
Kosinski, F. Matelski, A. Kominowski, W.
W. Jap.,a, J. Glab, K. Skierski 75c.
Pc so cent6w:
J. Lega, J. Jurelik, ]. Wisniewski, M.
Fitz, j. Brozik, P. Czerwinski, A.. Kolan-
ko, w. Bereczkowski, T. Liss, w. Jarosin-
ski, F. Lammel, w. Pluskota, j. Grenka,
NJ. Turczynski, j.. Plasihski, ]. Zepka, W.
Pawlak, w. Oczynski, A. W~ojanowski,
y. WdIlSOEdJ %. OhluIoJ IL OSheNNi'
smala, J. Jurek, J. Bryll,T A. Marek, F.
Hobrylewicz, J. Dub, S. Maciejewski, ]. No
wacki, J. Olszewski, ]. Rymus, j. Bialek,
L. Kordysz, P. Malinowsk, j.. Smolucha,
S. Tarczow, z. Cyrek, M. Olech, L. Jusz-
kiewicz, L. Zacharski, J. Rogala, W. Gin
ka, A. Godzicka, B. KorzeniewsN, NJ. Ze-
re-, B. M%alinowski, A. Andrychowski, ".
Rataj, w. Chmiel, ]. Moskal, A. Rusin, j.
Kryski, ]. Poniatowski, ]. Kowalski, M. FL
lipek, A. Bore, NJ. Legenza, K. Lubowic-
XII, ]. Guy, ]. Deja, J. Wisniewski, j. Bla-
zejczyk, S. Majkot, ]. Rudny, J. Charchut,
S. Matelski, w. Moskal, F. Tomasiewicz,
J.. Tomasiewicz, Ant. Marek. - Razem..
Lista 15-ta ..$5,43S.51
ZESTAWIENIE:
Poprzednio kwitowano .......$11O,S25.70
Lista 15-ta ................ 5,43S.51
Razem ..$116,264.21
Procent .............. ........ 2l.Z4
RaZem ..9l1o,loo'4o
Oddano do P. C. K. R. ne Wy
dial Narodowy ............. 95,s61.O7
Pozostaje $2O,4z4.3S
Stan. Godzich, sekretarz
Jan Czekala, kasyer.
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MA GLODNYCH.
Lista 70 do 3O-go czerwca, 1918.

1866. KS. FIR. Gordon, par. M. B. A., Chicago, III. 92.i
1866. KS. l. Maciejewski, par. sw. Jozefa W
Norwich, Conn. TO-!
1867. KS. C. Smogor, par. Sw. Stanisiawa,
Steubenvile, Ohio ................... ZGl
1868. KS. A. Broszkiewicz, Haverhill, Mass. go. 644.(
1850 Ks A Rroszkiewicz. HaverhiI, Mass. .. 49,
1870. Tow. Sw. Michala, mr.. 313 z. P. R. K. .... 81
I971. Ks. C. Smogor, par. sw. Stanislawa,
Steubenville, Ohio. ................... I'll
I972. KS. B. Burant, Racine, Wis. ............ 53.4
I973. KS. T. Langfort, par. sw. Walentego,
Cicero, ILL.,, cd dzieci szkolnych ......... 15.S
I974. Ks. J. Zubrzycki, De Lancey, Pa. ...... 49,
1915. w. Kaczmarski, Cd Tow. sw. Stanislawa
Toronto, Ont, Canada ................. 1OO(
L976. Pan j. Isiek, billiards, Mich............. 81
L977. KS. F.. Rusin, par. NajS. Serca Jezus,
Syracuse, n. Y. 122.(
L97S. Pan Waclaw Glinski, Toledo, Ohio ...... 1C
Lista 73-cla ..................S 1,223.3l
Pozostato ................... lo,99o.J9
Razem $17,220.3O
,ZESTAWIENIE:
Poprzednio kwitowano ........ 1882, 1858
Lista 73-cia ................. l,223.31
Razem ............ ......... 1854 ,179.64
Do Polski wyslano .......... ~246,959.34
Pozostaje d. 80 czerwca, 1918 S ~17,22O.9O
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re SPRAW
Armii Polskiej
WE FRANCYI.

OtrzymaliSmy list z Polskiego To
warzystwa OSwiatowego, W kt6rym
Zarzad Glowny zawiadamia mas, re
bezinteresownie ofiarowuje trzecie
pietro swego budynku ma zuzycie go
przez Centrum No. 2 ma kwatere ola
czasowo W Chicago przebywajacych
ochotnik6w. Zarzad Gi0wny W liscie
swym ~zaznacza, re gdy zajdzie po--
trzeba, to jest, gdy do Chicago ma
piynie wieksza liczba ochotnikow z
prowincyi, o~fiaruje i pierwsze pietro
ma kwatere ola polskich zoinierzy,
DO P. T. o. bardzo ley ma sercu
sprawl WolnoSci naszej Ojczyzny
sprawl Armii Polskiej. - My, "a o.
fiarowanie kwatery, skiadamy P. T.
o. serdeczne podziekowanie.
Czy wy, Czytelnicy, wiecie, jak
wyglada ofiarnos6 prawdziwa, SER
deczna, ma rzecz Armii Polskiej, ma
sprawe narodowa / Swieta? Jesli ME
wiecie, to my wan powiemy, BIO by
liSmy W sobote wieczorem Swiadka-
mi takich seen, cd kt6rych nam SER
CO tajaio i dusza sic smiala. Otto ma
wiecu ulicznym ma Town of Lake, ma
kt6rym byIy tIumy publicznoSci, gdy
organizator Krzywonos zawola(, by
kazdy kto moze, %prZynosil ma estrada
kolekte, widzieliSmy jak dzieci male,
Cd pieciu lat i wyzej. Chiopcy i die
weczki, rzucaly do wojskowej Czapki
organizatora swoje mike i danny,
kt6re PREY soboCie otrzymaly cd ia
tusia czy mamusi ne lice cream" ma
nickel show, i idac to Gently wy
daG ma swoja u%lubiona przyjemnosc,
spotkaly po drodze vice uliczny, po-
s~lyszaly zolnierza ~polskiego woiaja-
cego, by CT, kt6rzy moga wste2owali
do Armii .Polskiej, a CT, ktorzy ME
NIGGA, by tel Armii pomagali pie
n~ieznie, bodaj malemi datkami. l
sfyszac to nawolywanie, ME zawaha-
Iy sic W swych serduszkach ami
chwili, tylko wyrzekly sic przyjem-
nosci a Gently swoje daily ma pomoc
Armii Polskiej. - Geese wan "a to,
wy polskie, chlopskie i robotnicze
dzieci. Geese wan "a to, re cd malen-
ka uczycie sic, co to jest ia wielka i
wspaniala miioSG Ojczyzny. Geese
wan "a to, re chociaz tax male, a
tax wielkie i gorace serduszka ma
Gle.
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Lista 16-ta do 15-go lipca, 1918 roku.
$40. KS. DR.. A. W~rGblewsk, Swedesburg, Pa. 1000
$50. KS. Pyterek, par. sw. Heleny, Chicago, Ill. $3.50
5S1. Ks. T. Malkowsh, par. sw. Jacka, Amigo,
Wis. ma armie Polska ................. 2s549
$50. KS. j. Klosowski, par. Sw. Leona, Pound, W.. Ais
5S3. KS. F. Dembinsk, par. sw. Stanislawa Ko-
sikh, Chicago, Ill. $500
5s4. KS. A. Jarka, par. NJ. E. Pocieszenia, Brook
N. Y, cd dzieci szkolnych .............. 27Oo
5s5. KS. F. Marcinek, par. sw. Jak6ba, Chicago III. $3.50
$50. KS. W. Bobkiewicz, par. sw. Jacka, La Sale,
ILL.,, - Polonia z La Sale, nj. .......... 10000
2 funduszu Sokol6w 500
J. G. Bartioszewski 75o
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rs. ]. Zwierzchowski, par. SIS. Mlodzian-
k6w, Chicago, Ill.
Ks. F. Wojtalewicz, par. Niep. Poczecia
NajSw. Maryi Fanny, Chicago, Ill. ....
Ks. NJ. Kotecki, par. sw. Piotra ! Pawia,
Chicago, III.
KS. r. Kielpinski, par. sw. kazimierza'
Milwaukee, Wise.
Ks. A. Pniak, par. SIS. Aniol6w Strozowl
Pittsburgh, Pa.
KS. A. Ostrowski, par. 6w. J6zefata, Chi
cago, Illinois
Pc $500
M. J-aroszewska, Leon j. Winiecki, Jan
Welk, J6z. Pionke, Jr,
Jan Uzdrowski $3.50.
Pc $780,
J. B~aranowski, P. Kopistelski, A. Hudzin-
ski, J6z. Pionke, Sr.
Pc $1,000
F. Harbus, F. LANCE, S. Budzislawskl, c.
kupicki, T. Wilkowski, A. Jarmakowicz,
]. Rhode, F. Plotka, w. Piwka, J. Zielih-
ski, J. Baran, ]. Bieszki, P. Lewandowska,
A. Knapczyk, J. S~ienkiewicz, ]. Treppa, T.
Deron, K. Malinowski, K. Sobocinska, K.
Mudlaff, J. Brzuska, ]. Welk, ]. Bartnik,
Jan Rychard $1.50.
Pc $1.00:-
J. Semmerling, ]. Potrykus, j. Littwln, j.
Elwart, M. M~azalewska, H. Groja, j. Ropel,
N. N, A. Sychowska, X. Mrozek, F. Busze-
wski, J. Hebel, o. Paluch, 7. Tobys, A.
WachaIa, F. Santowski, j. Klawikowski,
S. S~zaIczynski, j. Zabinski, F. Drufka,
A. Littwin, A. Dombrowski, NJ. Blot, A.
Myszka, j. Wiedro, F.. Gaffke, A. Piper,
T. Skonieczny, K. Cynowa, NJ. Sierocka,
NJ. Fabrowicz, ]. Ropel, Mrs. J. Hulska,
A. Dobrowski, A.. Freitag, J. Kirpluk, j.
Schwichtenberg, F. Wagner, A.. Samp,
J. Szachnitowski, A. Bojk, ]. Plotzki, A.
A. Schwaba, j.. Freza, A. Formalla, A. Woj
taszek, J. Littwin, K. LANCE, ]. Szornak,
A. Lenk, J. Sychowski, NJ. Polk, j. Tran
del, J. Dopke, F. Dopke, F. Szeffke, A.
Glowienka, A. Chojka, j. Ullman, w. Mot
Ike, j. S;kora, J. Rolnicki, J. Urbanski, R.
Ehemann, J. Pionke, A. Lange, A. Rosz-
man, R. Myszka, ]. Bieszk, F. Lijak, j. ST.
wihska, ]. Baszkowski.
Pc so cent6w:-
F. Ptach, J. Szemerowski, ]. ]. Bojk,
Bassmar, A. Pionk, A. Gorski, A. Bieszk,
A. kIock' K. Lica' j. Iooiaski' A. boJk' D.
Cynowa' +. FoKry"a, j. hlelh' N Jeona-
chowskl' A. Derlng, D.. bonke' r. Ahsel'
r Leeznar' s. MonNa' NJ hryglewska' -
D. baszkowska' n. ftacn, D. MUTUAL A.
Slkora' j: SychoWski' "A. Lenmahn' NJ NO
esKe' M. blok' "A. hleooa' w: ndranowsA"'
D. oza1ran' d; hnaorozny, - Luz, F. [iIH-
ke' w. hwlozlhsNi' W huc1yHSAi' q
~ ulC oH ~
TI:- ou.u. 1,rorsL;
F Raver. I. Herta. NJ, Rohda. ], Potrvkas,
KS. F. Czerwinski, par. sw. Kazimierza,
Kcnosha, Wis.
KS. F. Feldheim, par. Wnleb' Pansklego'
Evanston, III.
KS. B. Celichowski, par. Sw. Cyryla i Meto-
diego, Milwaukee, Wis. ...............
KS. E. A. Kowalewski, par. sW. Nary
Magdaleny, Chicago, Ill. .....''.......
KS. F. scieszka, par. sw. Waclawa, Chi
cago, III. -
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oKI M swyGh szpaltsch. bU sawsas
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onegdaj wyjechalo do obozu Ko'
sciuszki W Niagara on the Lake Is
zuch6w. Msza sw. zostala odprawio-
ma ma ich intencye W kosciele sw,
Waclawa W Avondale, PREY Montlcel-
10 ul. Tam tez zostaf podany obiad,
kt6ry przyrzadzliy tamtejsze Polkl
Komitet Obywatelskl. Obiad byt
wspaniaiy, smaczne byio wszystko /
podane poddostatklem. Ochotnicy
dostah ma droge papierosy, cygara'
lunch" 1 piekna pamiatke W posta-
CT lustra wojskowego, grzeblenia do
w1os6w 1 pilnika do paznogci. Wszy-
stko to W pizknym futeraliku. Ia
wspantaie przyjecie, wszystkim tym,
kt6rzy sic do tego przyczynili' jak
r6wniez tym, kt6rzy bezinteresownie
ofiarowali swe automobile l odwiezli
mimi ochotnikow z rodzlnami ma sta
eve kolejows, skiadamy serdeczne
podziekowanie.
Nastepny odjazd ME odbedzie sic
= MIodziankowa, jak donosilismy W
ubiegiym tygodniu, lecz gdzie lndzie1'
q miejscu ME omleszkamy wkrotce
nowiadomic. Obiad ma Miodzianko--
vie dla odjezd4aiacych ochotnikow'
miaia wystawiG tamtejsza Gmina
Zwiazkowa, No. 76, z powodu jednak
Seimu 1 wyborow, od&o2ono ia spra-
we ma po4niej.
Ma o~negdajszym obiedzie pozegnal
rvm ma wac}awowie, zebrano ma
Fundusz Tytoniowy dla polskich zot-
merry $3.50. Dziekujemy.
Razem z innymi ochotnikami, wy
,ischal onegdaj do obozu DR.. Adam
szwajkart jr. Bedzie on chwiloWo
pelnif obowiazki lekarza W obozie'
a p6zniej uda sic ma pola Francyi.
Miodemu lekarzowi uznanie sklada-
nv ma tenn miejscu, "a jego poswie-