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Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
A Business Should be
as Big as Its Job

If bigness is of benefit to the
public It should be commended.
The aize Of business depends upon the
needs which that business il called upon to
serve. A business should be ~ big ~ ito
job. You do not drive tacks with pile
driver--or piles with q tack-hammer.
Swift & Cempany's grswth has been
the natural and inevitable result OF ua-
tional and International needs.
Larss-scals proiuciisn and distribution
are necessary to convert the live stock Of
the West into meat and by-products, and
to distribute them over long distances 20
the consuming centers of the East and
abroad,
Only an organisation like that Of Swift &
Company, with its many packing plants, hun
dreds Of distributing houses, and thousands
Of refrigerator cars. would have been able to
handle the varying seasonal supplies Of live
stock and meet the present war emergency
by supplying, without interruption:
First--The U. s. soldiers and the AlIies
IN Europe by shipping ~ much as 500 car.
loads az meat products in single week.
Second The eantonments 10 the United
States.
Third--The retailers upon whom the
American public depends for it. daily
snpply Of meat.
But many people ask-Do producers and
consumers pay too much for the complex
service rendered.
Everyone, we believe. concedes the effi-
cheney Of the SwiA X Company organization
In performing big Job 10 BIG way ct
minimum of eypeuse.
Swift & Company's total profit IN 1917 was
less than centa on each dollar Of sales Of
meat and by-prodpcts. Illumination Of this
profit would have bad practically no effect on
live stock and meat prices.
DO ycu believe that thia service can b
rendered for less by any other conceivable
method Of organization Or operaticn5
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
Mr.. FARMER, WAKE uPl
You Are vItalN interested n This
World Msr--euy . Bond

Too few farmers. far removed from
the war. realize the seriousness Of our
present preaicament The very fact
that the farmer - not Immediately in
touch with the war makes the danger
more imminent
Russia is made up Of farming popu-
iation. probably three-fourths Of which
knew very little Of what the war ever
there meant Az a result the army
was not provisioned and nensy not
kept in circulation and the military
machine collapsed, Support our army
BY buying bonds.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
SIOUX CITY WINS HoNoRs
Iowa City Claims She Mas First te
ovsrsussoribe Liberty Loan Eli
Quota, '..y

Sioux City, lows, has not only won
the honor flag for the first large city
completing its Liberty Bond quota, but
has hung up . record that % unprecar
tented.
The Iowa city, In one hour, pledged
s2,524,4co worth Of bonds eiss,4oo
more than its quota called for. The
pledges were made by t,obl suhscrib'
srs. On the basis Of the 1910 census
this showing would mean sales ct Z
per capita basis Of s5aso for ever
person in the city. The sales were
made By sforce Of 600 solicitors The
city y now out for an extra atar Tor
lts nag.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
DISCHARGED BlRDMAN
HIT GROUND TOO HARD

Great Lakes. nI.--Albert John
LIndauer Of Chicago applied at
the Great Lakes Naval TrniA-
ing station for enlistment as q
naval aviator.
swhat experience have you
hadY" he was asked.
oFive months in the army avi-
alton section" he said.
awhy did you quiti"
" was discharged. ] made
Ave ascents and broke five ma
chimes In lighting. j Nit the
ground too hard each time.
Albert was accepted. but he
was rated a second-class seaman,
where he may break all the
"swabs" he wants to massaglng
decks,
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
MOVIE sTARsAND
.CAB|NETMEMBERsI
AMONG SPEAKERS
ORATORS FROM EVERY RANK 70
SPREAD LIBERTY LOAN DOC
TRiNE IN UNITED STATES.
ALLIED ARMIES ALSO HELP
Former President Taft oovsrnors os
Many States and Soldiers From
the Front VIM ee Among
the Lists.

The speaking campaign In connec-
tion with the Third Liberty Loan will
be one Of the largest and most com
prehensive ever undertaken ip the his
tory Of the nation. Virtually the en-
tire country has been organized along
district lines. Beginning with the Ma
tional Federal Speakers Aureau In
the Treasury Department. the work is
In charge Of organizations controlling
units from federal reserve districts
down to villages In some gases the
organization extends into rural COM
munities.
The total number Of speakers who
win participate In the campaign Will
rud into thousands. Between 400 and
500 Of them will receive personal d.
rection ffom the National Speakers
Bureau and about 1000 will work I'M
der the direction Of various other bp
reaus. AL Of the speakers are being
supplied with fresh information In 70.
lation to the loan as It develops.
The personnel Of the speakers list
embraces men In almost every walk
Of life, including former President Of
cah,rs, s,s.a savsrnoss ,sds,si ,s,
cials and actors and actyesses, both Of
:, tha rassons nh s.vs e ss-.sS -
m.ta sdSrsssss ars. va A Tcrrsr [ pros, i.
dar u,,,,s,a uowa.s rastt sa.ra.ssv
McAdon s.cra.s~a 'y.aaa H sscrsts -
nar,als lam pmrta Trsas as.rsr -. ~
1rni,ad a,stas. MAJ nan a,,,,n
IN "A .s,st.r, sacra,srv :, ,he pr,,,sh
Wa rsh,ra.. nov psrnargor NY -
r1tah. Gov Rrorsh !, Arrspsss. w,,.
lam ! lHrvan former sscrstarv -
stats. Mart,r " r,yrr yerrsr rovs
srnor ~ New work.. carl vrnomsn
Assistant Secretary Of Aniculture:'
aE
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
DON'T BURY YOUR BOND
Deposit Il In Your Bank and You oar
Raise Money on Il II You Need.

When you and your neighbor have
bought your Liberty Bonds don't take
them home and hide them In the cup
board. Take them TO your country
banker and have him give you certifi-
Gates Of deposit for the bonds. Your
banker can take these bonds to q Fed
eral Reserve bank and borrow, money
for your use In case you suddenly find
yourself IN need Of funds.
Hiding d bond In your stocking at
this time is just an bad as boarding
money. Keep the bonds and the
money In circulation and the country
win pull through this crisis all right.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26

The mere announcement Of Lab
erty Loan is direct call TO duty Of
every man. woman and child In the
country. The measure Of ones pa.
triotism Is increased BY every incon4
veniencs. discomfort and sacrifice
made In subscribing to the loan
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26

Every ,heater IN Los Angeles VIII
hold Liberty Loan Night" II In ex-
pecte1 that the movement will spread
to every city and town in the United
States
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26

ma anu SKIN UioCueuos oeh~. - = e~-@
anteed remedy. Get q 35c large trial
bottle at the drug store. 2o-oz'
Mrs. John Chiffon has gone to
st. Louis for short visit,
Mrs. G. w. Clements, Of Brook
field, arrived here last Thursday
on . visit to her mother, Mrs. w.
". Ellis.
Mrs. M. Morony, q sister OF the
late Days Morgan, returned to-
her home at Vincennes, Indiana,
yesterday,
Carl Hosfer and Mazis Tprner,
both we'll known young people OF
this city, were married at the
Bluff last Saturday, which was
something Of fa surprise to their
many friends here and to their
parents,
j. "A. Thomas and wife and
John W. Guide, were ct the Bluff
Wednesday last to attend the
funeral Of Harvey Wright, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Jim Wright, Of that
city, who died suddenly the first
Of the week, the young man be-
Ing q nephew Of Mr., Cuds and
Mrs. Thomas.
Elmer Shrou. recently pur-
chased . lot Of grade sheep in
Louisiana and had them shipped
here. They were unloaded here
the past week, and are for sale 10
all who want 10 engage in raising
sheep. Climatic change caused
the death Of several lambs for q
few days after their arrival, but
the flock is doing finely now and
getting fat on 3 pasture beyond
Briar creek,
Don't fail to get a Liberty bond.
Ripley county has gone over the
top with her quota already and
the committee in charge want to
push u just as high as they can
over the quota--SH0, 800. II is
nearly s6O, 900 now ana their goal
is S66, 900 or abovs II II can be
made. Get your name on the
honor roll,
When you have Backache the liver or
| Kidneys are sure TO be out Of gear. Try
Sanol II does wonders for the liver, kid-
neys, and bladder. A trial 35c bottle
or Sanol will convince yous Get It at
the drug store. 25-b2t.
An official telegram from the
War Department at Washington,
to Mrs. Cnra Brooks, who lives
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Lorey, in the Towles school
district, south Of town, announc-
ed the death Of her husband
Corporal Frank D. Brooks, on
April tath, and that he had died
from, wounds received in action
while fighting in the battle line
in France. He belonged to the
regulars, having enlisted before
war was declared by this govern.
msnt, and went across with one
of the first units to be sent ever
This is the first one Of Ripley
county's soldier boys 20 give biz
life for the liberty of the world
and that he received his death
wounds in action while repellinp
the terrific assaults CT the Boobies
makes his ending heroic.
| Woman's friend is Large Trial BOT.
tie OF Sanol Prescription. Fine for blaci
heads, Eczema and all rough skin and
| clsar complexion. A real skin Tonic
Get . SOC trial bottle at the drug store
The "Americsn Flag pat
riotlc play put on at the higt
school auditorium, by pupils o.
the schools, last Thursday night
was about the best entertainmsn
Of the kind ever offered the pat
rons Of the school, All Of tn,
students in the cast Of The pla,
Ibid their parts excellentIy, ans
the audience, which was large
appreciated II highly, those ii
the cast being Misses lsmm,
Rouse, Gertrude Kerstner an,
Dorothy Justics. the young mer
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26
The Democrat.



Local and Personal News.
A. w. Parks has gone to St.
Louis tc buy q shoe machine for
bis shop.
Did you help put Ripley coun-
ty 'sovsr the top in the Liberty
bond sale?
Ben Fritsch, who is working at|
Arcadia, was home over Sunday
for q visit with his family.
Mrs. John Paul who has been
visiting her son and family, al
the Bluff, returned Sunday.
E E. B. Johnston and wills went
10 st. Louis the first OF the week
10 attend state meeting pf the
Red Cross.
Guy Springer was here last
Saturday from his home near
Neelyyille. He lives on q stock
ranch there.
The street parade and pageant
prepared by the city schools for
last Saturday had to be pcstpop-
cd for one week by the incle,
ment condition OF the weather.
Il is going to be some show and
there should be q big turnout
next Saturday to see it.
Daniel Morgan died at his
home in this city last Faiday
evening, after an extended illness
from tuberculosis, His death
WAS not Y unexpected. He left q
widow and two little boys. His
wife was Miss Carrie Anderson,
D daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson, we'll known and for
many years citizens OF this city,
now living at the Bluff. The
funeral was held Sunday after
poon, Rev. ], W. Worsnop offici-
a.ing. The ihterment at Oak
ridge.
Uncle Polk Weatherspoon was
here the past week FOR o day or
so, On hiswsyfr his home in
Tennessee to the home ofhis son
in southwest Arkansas, for a
visit before the boy goes to Damp
to train for the wars in Flanders.
Uncle Polk rode with Forrest in
the civil war and he is proud to
know that be has q boy ready to
do and dare and give his life il
peed be for the stars and stripes.
Dr.. Sam Hilton was here from
. bis home at Pine this week look :
-.
ing after business matters.
The postoffice at Naylor has
been raised to the third class and
is now what is known as . presi-
dental Office, requiring appoint-
ment to the place by the presi-
dent. The increase in the busi-
ness OF the town and the growth
and Improvement Of the country
surrounding, necitatsd the
change. John M. Marlin, the
present postmaster, will continue
" hold the position, as IT is not,
nor has not been, the policy ol
the P.-0. department to change
the incumbrent where satisfac-
tory service Ia given.
A big number Of people from
- v
Doniphan went to see the exhibit
pfhattle field relics from France,
that are being shown by the gov
eminent to the people in the Lib
erty bond drive. The train was
run into that station on the Fris.
co, and was there from about II
O'Clock In the forenoon until a
quarter past l in the afternoon,
II was one Of several trains that
are being sent over the country
to interest the people in the bond
sale. Il was estimated that there
were 8.0oo people at Nsylor, 40i
tickets being sold from this sta.
ton, and as the regular equip
ment Of the branch train woult
not contain the traffic, . Nat cal
and q box car ar two were nut Ii
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-26

suy Liberty Bond and hslR frss
che world. !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-13

PoIski polItyK. cry wiekszy cay mniej
sly "a opowia3ek pocLytyw wac sobis
powinien stale reklafnowac narodo.
wosc nasya wsrod obcvch. xaHnatamiAl
Amerykan6w Z oolsKiemt tusLJ. ucys mi
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z KANTOWA.

Rodzice | krewni tych wSzyStkich
kt6rzy obecnie znajduja sic w Obozach
armii Stan6w Zjednoczonych %prOszeni
So 0 zgioszenie sic do Franciszka j.
Kruppa, pnr. 792 Ayers Court i podanie
nazwiska i adrcsu wojak6w. Uczynic
to powinni wszyscy be- wZgledu ma to
czy danny wojak s1uzy W armii Stan0w
Zjednoczonych czy tez W Armii Pol
skiej. Najwiecej ich ~wyjechalo z Bra
ctwa Mlodzie6c6w Sw. J6zefa / tych
w1aSnie rodzice | krewni zapominac ME
powinni.
Pc zebraniu nazwisk wSzystkich wO
jak6w, lista podana bedzie X. prObo-
szczowi kt6ry umiesci jedna gwiazdke
"a kazdego wojaka ma fladze honoro-
wei, t. wv. ,,service flag. Rozwinie-
Gle / wywieszenie tejze flagi honoro-
wei odbedzie sic W przysz}a niedziele,
dnia 1890 maja ma Kantowie. Mona
take telefonowac: numer ~telefonu
Haymarket 6743.
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Ofiary ma Cele Narodo.
We i Dobroczynne.

Pokwitowania ofiar ziOzOnych M
cele narodowe lub dobroczynne, "a
m~ieszczamy naszem pismie tylko
wtedy, gdy je nam nadesla uprawnio-
ne do zbierania takich ofiar Komite-
ty, albo Zarzady zakIad6w dobroczyn
nych, albo te wtedy, kiedy zostana
ziozone W naszej Administracyi do
wyslania do owych Komitet6w / Ia
rzad6w.
Me umieszczamy zas nadsylanych
nam wiadomosci' o kolektowaniu te-
go rodzaju ofiar PREY roznych spo-
s%obnosciach prywatnychh, dop6h o.
We komitety lub zarzady nam ME
nadesla sprawozdan, IL je otrzymaly.
Jezeli przeto zarzadzi sic jakas ko-
lekta ma cele patryotyczne, albo do
~broczynne Ia jakichS prywatnych Ia
bawach, weselachh, chrzcinach itp.,
to przedewszystkiem nalezy pienia--
DE zebrane zlozy5 W biurach komt-
tet6w (np. p. C. K. r. lub Rady Ma
rodowej lub innych organizacyi, al
DO tez W biurze Zarzadu zakiadu do
broczynnego), albo wreszcde W ma
szej Administracyl do wyslania W
miejsce wiasciwe 1 prosic o zamiesz-
czenie pokwitowania W naszem pis-
mic. Ns,deslana do mas prywatnie
wiadomosc o zarzadzeniu takiej ko--
lekty idzie niezmiennie do kosza bss
--.-YAll~Afa tfi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-13

sic do obowiazku wynajecla
SHADOW i wystawienia wart, ola
zabezpieczenia ich cd zniszcze-
mia i ograbienia przez botsze-
wik6w i ludnoSc miejscowa. Ia
regestrowana zawartosc ska
dow Wilma bye jaknajspieszniej
zameldowana niemieckiej g}ownej
komcndzie w Minsku. Polskie
wojska NIGGA otrzymac produk-
ty Z tych SHADOW ,tylko "a
formalnym pokwitowaniem do
wodcy pufku ola zaspokojenia
uatychmiastowych potrzeb.
y Granice polnocna terenu,
wskazanego w punkcie lynn,
stanowi LIMA Mohylow, Male
ce-Grodziniec (punkt kohcowy
kolei z kapicz) granice po}ud-
niowa stanowi LIMA ujScia Be-
rezyny do Dniepru-Szczaclfka
-Luban mad Orsza)-Sakowi-
Observation-Disclosures -Siemie-
zewo. Granice pofnocna wzled-
ME wschodnia, stanowi: szosa
Siemiezewo-Siuck (wlacznle)
potem kolej S1uck-Lapicze-
Grodziniec.
s. Pod nazwa Korpusu Polls
kiego rozumiec nalezy: l-szy
Korpus Polski i wszystkie tc
polskie korpusy, ktore sic Cd
dada pod komende dowodcy
l-go Korpusu Polskiego.
81 Powrot niemieckich jen-
cow w%ojennych do Niemiec
nalezy popierac wszystkiemi
srodkami.
10Y Umowa powyzsza wcho-
dzi w zycie natychmiast.
Bobrujsk, Is, lutego 1918 roku.
,Dow6dca pierwszeeo Korpusu
Polskiego:
Jozef Dowbor MuSnicki, gen
porucznik.
Pe}nomocnik glownodowodza-
cego niemieckimi wojskami ma
wschodzie:
Won Wulffen, major sztabu
generalnego.
Zgodnosc z oryginalem
stwierdza:
Officer do zlecen sztabu l-go
Korp. Polskiego: TREPkA.
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Do p. T. Kores-
pOndent6w.

wEystk1ch naszych p. { korespon.
oent6w prostmy, by korespondencys
przemaczone do o~gioe0euia w gaze
co pisah strameutem 1 na jednej tyS-
10 strOnie pa6ieru.
Oh, kt6rzy pragn4 Ewrotu kores.
poudencyi. o lie mic nadaJa sic u nas
DO druku, zechca wyrazn1e to zazra-
eyc, jakotet dol4czy6 do hstu Zaadre.
sowans koperte, zaopatrzons q cen-
bOwym znaczkdem pocztow5m.
WiadomoSci o wydarzeniach pro-,
umy nadsylaf rychlo, gdyt sp6&nione
- posdadAjq ola dzenntka wartoioL.
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re SZCZEPANOWA.

W parafii Sw. SZczepana, gdZle pro-
boszczem jest y. Dr.. Aleksy G0rskl,
jutro, dnia Ago maja rozpoczyna sic
Czterdziestogodzinne n~abozehstwo kt0-
re potrwa do %czwartku, dnia 1890 ma
ia. Msze Sw. odprawiane beda w GA
sic tego nabozenstwa kazdego dnia
O godzinie 6-tej, 7-mej, S-mej i 1O-tej
rano; R0zaniec zaS o godZinie 2:3O po-
po1udniu a Nieszpory odprawiane be-
da wieczorem O godzinie 7:30. SlOwo
Boze, we wtorek. Srode i czwartek wy
glosi Y. DR.. TOmasz Bona ~prOboszcz
parafii Sw. J6zefa W Summit-Argo, Ill.
Ma z~akohczenie odbedzie sic procesya
w koSciele PREY udziale ksiehy, mini
strant6w, dzieci szkolnych, Dziewic
R0za6cowych i Niewiast R6zaGcowych.
w piatek, dnia Sligo maja, o godzi-
ME 3-ciej popo}udniu ola dzieci tylko,
odbedzie sic przedstawienie operetki p.
t. .,Lekcya w Pensyonacie' W sail pod
koScio}em.
w niedziele, dnia Ego czerwca, vie
czorem o godzinie 7:30 po~wt0rzona be-
die W sail pod koScioiem Operetka
,Lekcya w Pensyonacie". Przedstawie-
ME to bedzie ola s%tarszych tylkO.
Przedstawieniem ola dzieci dnia 81
90 maja jak i tei przedStawieniem ola
dorosfych dnia 2go czerwca, zajmuje
sic miejscowy ~organista p. Jak6b Ne
tel.
Zakofczenie roku szkolnego W para
fiji Sw. S%zczepana odbedzie sic pod mad
zorem miejScowych Si0str Nauczycie-
lex re Zgromadzenia Si6str Felicya--
mex, we czwartek, dnia 20-go czerwca.
~
w ~nicdzielc, dnia 23-go czerwca, o
godzinie S-mej rano Odbedzic sic uro-
cZysta Pierwsza Komunia Sw. do StO'
Iu Pa1skiego prZyStapi 80 dzieci.
::
Obszerna scene W sail parafialnej
pod koScio}em jui wykoGczonO. Reszte
piracy, kt6ra ~wykonuje firma McVick-
era ukohczOna bedzie W dw0ch ty-
gOdniach.
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WIAD0MOSCI 7 PARAFIJ <
POLSkICH " CHICAGO.

ME o lie moznoSci datkami swemi o.
fiarnemi IA funduSz Polski i ola ZlO,
tel Ksiegi beda sic starac azeby para
fla Ia byia pierwsza re wszystkich in
nych parafii IA poIudniOwej stronie
miasta
III Spiew ,,Moja Ojczyzna' wyko-
nah Choir Spiewu i dramatu ,,WiSla" -
pod dyrekcya p. Zygfryda Wilkiewi-
CA. b. Geese naszej POlsce Geese"
nadprogramowo.
12.) Spie w,,Solo' w%ykonaia parma
Helena Jarema. a. o drOga POlsko. b.
Kraju nasz. - Zmuszona oklaskami do
po~wt6rnego wystepu odSpiewa}a ,,kwie
cisty i Wonny Maj.
49, Orchestra odegra}a ,,Wiazanke
Melodyi Patryotycznych" pod dyrek-
| eva p. FranciSzka Kr6lla q. w tym CA
sic odbyIa sic ma sail dobrowolna ko-
lekta ma Polske.
14.) Spiew solo ,,Poiegnanie Zycia'
wykOnaia p. Wladysiawa Stranc, PREY
akompaniamencie %fortepianu Reginy
Berenz, zmuszona byla do ~pOwt0rnego
wystepu.
15.) Spiew ,,Bojowy' wykonaly die
CT szkoly Sw. Jana Bozego.
16.) Spiew: ,.Ostatnie Chwile" polo
nez OgiGskiego, wykona{ Choir Sw. Ce-
cylii pod dyrekcya p. MalinowSkiego z
tow~arzyszeniem orkiestry p. FIR. Kr6l-
la. zmuszony byi do nadprogramowego
wystepu.
I'D Przem6wienie y. Jana StOiGskie
90 kt6ry zaznaczy{ re Polacy ME maja
~wstydzit sic swego ~pochodzenia i re 50
Polakami; on sam pomimo tego re
zrodzony ma ziemi AmerykaGskiej. je-
| dnak chcia}by ujrzec kiedys ziemie ma
sza Polske.
49, Przewodniczacy, p. B. KOwalew-
ski podziekowal zebranym oraz wSzy-
stkim wykonawcom programu "a po-
| s~wiecenie sic Ola Sprawy naszej OF
czystej / Oznajmil, re kOlekta zebra
ma ma sail ~przyniosia $3.50; nalezy
sic uznanie wszystkim TOwarzystwOm
tax koScielnym jak i narodowym oraz
sokolim i wog6le wszystkim zebranym
ma sail.
Ma zakofczenie programu odSpiewa-
no wsp6lnie nasz hymn %narOdowy ,Bo-
re COS POlSke".
Nadmienic nam tn wypada, re hala
parku zosta}a wypeIniOna Pc brzegi pu-
blicznoscia, kt6ra. zachOwala sic wzo-
rowo; hala by}a pieknie udekorOwana
W barwy nasze pOlskie, a mad estrada
widnial ,Orzef Biaiy", sztandary A
meryka6skie i Polskie. Ma estradzie "a
~uwaaylismy prezes6w wszystkieh To
warzystw tax k~oScielnych jak i naro-
dowych Oraz Sokolich. Obch0d ten re
wspanialym programem, zebranym pod
kazdym wzgledem pOzOstanie pamiq-
tka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-13
re STANISkAWOWA.

Wczoraj W AUDITORIUM Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, PREY Noble i Ingra-
ham ul .odbyi sic uroczyscie Obch6d
Konstytucyi Trzeciego Maja. Sala
przepelniona byia po brzegi. wielu
zmuszonych byio wr6ciG do dom6w z
braku miejsca ma sail.
Ma otwarcie Obchodu przem6wii
kustosz powiatowy, p. Jan Czekafa'
czlonek Klubu Obywatelskiego i'm.
Tadeusza Kosciuszki. Modlitwe Cd
m6wii X. proboszcz Franciszek DEM
binski ma przewodniczacego powoiaf
p. Jana Neringa, cz}onka Komitetu
par~afialnego, ktory z kolei powo}af
ma sekretarza p. Mieczysiawa Sta
rzyhskiego.
Wystep kapeli malc0w z klas l, ?,
3 i 4tej tax sic podoba} publtce, Re ia
oklaskami zmusila tych muzyk6w do
powt6rnego wystepu. lnstrument6w
nawet zliczyc ME bylo MONA, mowi-
Ii, re okoio 200 ma}ych %chiopcow bra
10 udziaf W tym ~,,koncercie". Choir
mieszany z koSciola g6rnego odspie--
wal ,,Nowy Rok Polsko" PREY axiom
paniamencie Marty Buczkowskiej,
czesci solowe zaS wykonali F. Step
ezynska, J. Kondziorski, a dyrygen-
TEN tegoz byf p. Andrzej j. Kwasi-
groch.
Nova sedziego Tomasza F. Scully,
W jezyku angielskim oklaskiwana
byla rzesiScie. potem wystapili ,,U4a-
ni' szkoly sw. Stanisaawa Kostki ma
swych maiych drewnianych koni-
kach. Byli to chlopcy z klas 2 sci
a byio ich razem so. Cwiczenia ich
ma owych beznogich konikach bardzo
sic zebranym podobaiy.
PAM AgniesZka Nering, przy a
kompauiamencie ma f~ortepianie przez
pania Chrapkowska, odspiewala sfo-
wiczym swym gtosikiem "Tesknote
"a Ojczyzna". Oklaskom ME byio
konca.
,,Orzef Bialy" i ,,czesc Polsce" 3D.
spiewai Choir meski z koScioia g6rne-
go skiadajacy sic z oSmiu Gzieinycn
~Spiewak6w.
so dziewczatek 2 klasy piatej Cd
byiy Gw'czenia z laseczkami a potem
wystepowaly po kolei dziewczynRl &
klas l i ., z piosenka ,,Hejze dziat-
wo" so chiopc6w z klasy piatej 2 pio-
senka ,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgineia",
a Poke ma Obczyznie" odSpiewaly
dziewczynki z klasy patel. Podczas
spiewu tax chlopcy jak i dziewczyn-
XII razem jak jeden robiiy rome evil
czenia PREY pomooy lasek it'd.
Chiopc6w so deklamowaio Our
Heroes, a uczenice z klasy osmeJ
ma zakonczenie odSpiewaiy ,Obchod
Majowy" i Star Spangled Banner.
, 1ebranym ma sail, m6wcom 1 Sio-
strom Nauczycielkom "a przygotoWa-
ME tax w~spaniafego programu' die
kowaf serdeccznie X. probszcz Fran
ciszek Dembinski, c. R.
Ma ~zakohczenie ~jeszcze Siostry No
ire Damki wystawily przecudny 20
braz zywy". Zebrani PREY akompan1a-
mencie ma fortepianie ~odspiewall
HYMN narodowy nBoze cos Polske".