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The Washington herald., 1918-05-01
JULIE CAPTURES
FEATURE RACE
Good Card at Last Day Of
Hartford County
Track.

Havre de Grace Track. Nd, April
0-Despite threatening weather q
large crowd Witnessed the last days
running OF the spring meeting at the
Hartford County course this afternoon.
julie. from the stable Of ]. W. Will
lang. captured the Chester Selling
stakes. the feature Of the final days
program. Frank Houseman's Aunt
Dinah took the opening card for two
year-olds. Adele had no trouble In
getting the second and FL Madhi
was first Of q big field In the third,
Westmeath, owned by W. N. Jeffords,
OF Philadelphia. accounted for the
fourth. Waterproof got the sixth,
and Ben Hampson. paying $5o10 for a
y ticket, the closing event.
Notwithstanding the big handicap.
due 10 the curtailment of train serv-
Z ice. the meeting just closed was one
OF the most successful In the associa-
tion's history. Horsemen are ship
ping from here to Pimlico, Kentucky
and New York.
FIRST RACE-Fow and one-haN furionu
Aunt Dinah. IL uyks). T2O. 6O. 270. won
Sorica IL fTfoise), So 20. seeonds Green
Mint. rs tDmiuiekl. $50. third. Tine. % IS.
Sea Pirate. Brisk and Lady yulTain also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fivs and one-haf furionss
Adsls. % tDenysel. l05O. 40. Ll0. won; Aur-
phy. IL tRicei. SO. IN. second: Onico. q
tRodriguezl. 800. third Time. IN. Jossdna
zarate. .Maliora. Scapia II. PAganini. Hay
y. corydon, Lotus. Langdou and Broncho
Billy AsO ran.
THIRD RACE-si1 turlonr: 4 Mahdi. IlC
tKummeFl. an L0 aO. won; Miss Kruter,
10 Dominickl. so. al. second; Bert Williams.
10 (Mergierl. 40. third Time. lIi. Toea,
George Rosseh. General, King K, Roy Oak
wood. Estimabls. LAntana, Bachelors Blond.
Clark NJ, Anita HOPS. Old Bob. leslie D..
Casaha and Charles Cannell also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs: Wetmeath,
Is tAmhrcsel. 900. ian. 400. won; King
John. 10 lMcAteel. LO. 40. second; NH
racs. l6 ,(Merglerl. 80. third. Time, ll5
JACK Of Spades. Brisodes. Sir Oracle. Drag
neon, starkey and saxhams Journey also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: julie, S Eric
sonl. li.eo 800. 2s. won; Startling. Ii Kun
merl. 3.lo. aso second: Compatre. % CMcGnv1.
80. third Time. lis King Worth. PoachG,
Water Lady and Etruscan alo rln
SIXTH RACE-Mils and dxtssnth: Water
proof. IL Troisel. $50. 40 2s. uon;. Day
oreak. q tEncsonJ, So aeo. second: Maxim'i
Choice, l1 U0ke). I'D. third. Tine. :Is rs
Nioureddin, BncknaiL Curlieue. Flora Finch
Dan. Darkey. yaIlit and Hiker also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mfe and sixteenth: Ber
Hanpson. % CMetglerl. 500. l32O. 1870. won
serenata. Ia tkedris). $50 SO. second; les
ss c.. % CBullman), SO Tine. % Dun
dream. stalwart Helen. Say. Great Dolly. Prim
Hary. Iolite. Mae Murray. Greetings and Jack
Lncas also ran.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


John r. Dickens 81. and Mrs. Eva X.
Beavers. %. both Of this city. Rev. John II.
Stevenson.
Frank s RatcliHe, a, and Mrs. Emily l..
Grimm, y. both of Milwaukee, Wis Rev.
Langhone F. Paul.
clarence Hurst. .. and Rae Alexander, 10.
both Of this city Rev Hugh T. Stevenson.
Richard s. Franklin, %. and Florence NJ.
Cornwall. 81, both Of this city. Rev. ]. II.
JeffrieS
Hapy E. Paul. 33.. Lock Haven, Pa, and
Ida A. Scott. 26, Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. John
II. Jeffries.
Christopher L. ]. MccaTrey. 3. and Ethel
Z. Welsh. =. both of this city. Rev. W. ].
lyman.
Charles n. Beck. Ss. and Mn. Leslie New.
comb, both Of Sutherland, Va, Rev. John H.
Jeffries. .ss
John Rebman. r.. .. Hopewell, Va. ana
Maude Lee Ciidress. "a. Richmond. Va. Rev.
John Z. BrigrA
Royal, Va, and Olive EGnestine Smith, q,
Washington. Rev Charles Smith.
Roy L. James. 81. and Nellie b. Beddoo, q,
both Of this city. Rev. Harry d. Mitchell
Walter N. Ernst IS, New York City. and
Alma N. Bland. q Washington. Rev. T. T
Davis -..r-
Alexander Hamilton Pearson, "a someryiIle.
Va. and Nellie Anne STEPHENS q, CalIett,
Va. Rev. William A. Hagserty.
Jesse Frederick Conley. q. and Lena NJ.
Harkness. q. both Of Healing Springs, Va.
Rev. H. +. Downs
McGregur B. Bowles. y. Richmond, Va, and
Isabelle W. Vaughan, o, Casco. Va. Rev.
CoLoRED.
Howard Green. "a. and yirgie BOYD, q, both
Of this city. Rev. W. s. jackson.
Arthur johnson, 10 and Mamie Miller, "A,
both Of this city. Rev. w. westray.
Lewis O. Wright, 10, and Elsie Winfred Box
ley, ls. both Of this city. Rev. NJ W. d.
Norman.
Vance L. Holmes. q, and Alvia Wayne. ls,
both OF this city. Rev. Cushingberry
simon Peter Ashton. 80. and Annie Lee
Brown. q. both Of this city. Rev. ]. II.
Randolph.
Miles NJ. Richardson. p, and Mabel f. Nc
Coy. %. both Of this city. Rev. Peter ].
Mitchell.
DR.. Charles W. Hailstork. % and Pauline
Bliss Jefferson. q. both Of this city. Rev.
T. Thomas Broadps
Dr.. Rate A. Easter. %, Washington, and
Mary w: Adams. 20. Waco Tex. Rev. E.
Thomas Broadus.
Walter Miller, g. Blacksbarsh. va, and
Marie Eta Temple, "a Rosslyn. Va.
Charles 4 Conley, .. and Alberta C. ny-
lor. y. both Of this city. Rev. William II.
Manakor.
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Good Boxing at Pickwick.

Baltimore. April 3O.-With Balti-
more Dundee and Dave Astey of ISew
York slated to face each other in one
ten-rounder, and Joe Burman Of Chi
cago and Young Joe Mendo of Buff
falo booked to clash in another of
the tens, and with Pal Moore OF
Memphis slated to be one of the con-
testants in the other ten-rounder on
the bill. the card to be offered to-
night a-week by the Plckwick Club at
the Lyric promises to be the real top
notcher of all star boxing programs
offered in this city. Each of the five
boys thus far signed up is a uiain-
bout performer and an opponent up
to the standard will be named to face
the Memphis flash.
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DIED.

ADAIR-on Sunday. April 2S. 1918, at
p. m, EFFIE c., beloved wife
of Charles Adair.
Funeral from her sister's, Mrs. L.
L. Harkins, 60 D street southeast,
today, at 2:3o p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
private.
BRAMELhaon An Monday, April q.
loved husband of Hattie Bran
ell; aged a years.
Funeral from W. w. Deal & Co.
funeral parlors, SIG H street north
east. today at 1880 a. m. Inter
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
BUHRMAN--One Tuesday, April 80,
19ls, at a. M, of pneumonia. AL
FRED PAUL AMHERST. infant
son OF Alfred @. and Katie Y.
Buhrman. aged 8 months.
Services at parents home, North
Chevy Chase, Nd, at 1850 a. m.
today. Interment private.
BUNDY-Suddenly. Monday, April o,
BUNDY. She leaves to. mourn her
loss three daughters. Martha T..
teole. :Georgie Miller otero, and
one son, John r. Bundy.
z2i3 Cleveland avenue northwest,
at II o'clock sharp. The bedy
will be taken to Richmond Coun-
ty. Va, for interment.
CARTER-0n Saturday. April q, 1918,
at n:3O a; M, at her residence,
1903 Carrollburgh place southwest,
QUEEN VICTORIA CARTER,
beloved daughter of the late Queen
Victoria and James H. Carter,
George William and James e. Car,
Ief.
Funeral from First Baptist Church,
corner Sixth and g streets south
west. at 1:30 p. M. today. Rev.
W. ]. Robinson. pastor.
DAWSON Monday. April @. 1913,
at 1:50 o'clock a. m, at his res
idence, 1928 Linden street north
east. CALDWELL POWELL, be-
leaves to mourn his loss, besides
his wife, his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Davis; sisters, Mary williams,
Georgia Gibbs and Patience Bolts;
4 a brother. Charles Davis; al, un-
Gle, Julius Davis, and host Of
relatives and friends.
Funeral from Northeast Baptist
Church. Third street, between ID
and Il streets northeast, today. at
8 O'Clock. Internent at Betifor,i
City, Va. =
st. Joseph's Hospital.
Baltimore. saturday, April a, ipls,
Rev. TIL NJ AS sTANIsf,AUE
DoLAN. p; D. rector Of st. Paul.s
Church, Ellicott City, and a MEM
Der of the faculty Of st. Mary's
solemn requiem mass at the cathe-
dral today at $50 O'Clock,
Recitation OF the Office at 10
O'Clock The remains lie at st.
Mary's seminary. !.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. j. c.
Washington. ID. c., April .. lal6. sealcd
proposals WIN be received ii this oiice. Room
5os District BUILDING. until O'Clock .. m,
May q, 19ls. for furnishing and Installing one
X-ray machine with scoessoties and other ap-
paratus. Fom Of prosopSl and Specifications
may be obtained upon application to tho Pur-
chasing orlce, d. O.. Room sD. District Build
irs LOUIS BROwNLOw, JOHN @. d.
KNIGHT. W. GwYNN GARDINER. Commis-
soners. D. c. nal-st
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Middle States Association to Ar
range Races for Season.

Philadelphia, Pa. April so.-The reg
uiar meeting of the Middle State Re-
gatta Association is to be held at the
Hotel Walton on May II. The election
Of oficers will be part Of the meeting.
as viii be the selection Of a regatta
committee. a program OF events for
the season, and a sit for the regatta
this year.
Each club is entitled to three dele
gates. but only one vote. 1t is inn
perative that a list Of accredited dele
gates be furnished the secretary of the
association Immediately.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Raymond d and Edna NJ. Ward. drl
William /. and Marguerits A. Shields. gir
Harry ". and Mary A. Maulding. girl.
Henry and Nellie n. MAttingiy.
Paul F. and Emma Mockabee. boy.
Irving and Z May Keller. girl
James L. and Miriam Holman. girl
George @. and Elizabeth NJ. Gregor. bog.
Victor II. and Alice Dill. dri.
Lorenzo +. and Mary T. di Battista, boy.
Milton c. and Ruth II Drown. girl
Thomas A. and Gertrude Bladen. bog.
Robert H. and Alma Barnard. girl
E. P. and olivs Alexander. boy.
James B. and Nina b. Alexander. hoy.
Louis p. and Alpha r. Allen. bog.
OOL0RED.
Frederick and Mary West, bog.
Preston and Rosa Smith, boy.
Henry A. and Violet A. PIummT, boy.
William T. and virginia ID. Newly. girl
Clarence A. and Ida Lewis girl '
samuel and Lille Dorsey, girl.
Jennings and Maggie Cockerell. girl
Carson II. and Ruth b. Alexander. boy.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-01
caddeck Meets Zbyszko.

Chicago. April so-sergt. Earl Grad
dock. heavxEeight wrestling cham
pion. signed articles here today to
meet zbyszko in finish match here
May 8. Craddock recently defeated
Zbyssko Ia two straight falls at Des
Moines.
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WANTED-MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR sALE-MIScELLANEoUS.

WOOD FOR FIREPLAcE. BOILER. FuR
mace and stove, as per core. $40 per y cord
also split kindling wood in any quantity. Cal
Lincoln sssl for prompt delivery. meht-d
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w1NFFD-NoDERN OAK AND AAn0G
any furniture and clean toolz. Z. HENsbE1
1910 n. 7. ave- Main feS. aps6a'
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-RBo TOURING CAR; ~
model. isS7 5th q. JAMES W. BLAIRo.
maig
The Washington herald., 1918-05-01
HELP WANTED-Male & Female

excellent opportunity for Advancement to-
eofneptent parties; good salary TO start CO.
LtjAfBIA HOTEL sUPPEf CO., Boz sss
Herald Office. apsea
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS CT SIR h.
white, male or female for hrst class cafe
good salary, Call ALEX 1eg. su24-t6
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WANTED-DESK ROOM.

BEsK ROOM WANTED IN oFFicE IN
business district including tslepboas privilege
and oocaAonal stenosrsphie service Addrs
Pa lpaN
The Washington herald., 1918-05-01

WANTED CONDUCTORS AND
motormen; wages 80 cents per
hour for first year up to IS cents per
hour at end of fourth year; credit
given former trainmen for previous
service with US; age 10 to so years:
permanent employment to men of
good character. Apply 2 p. m. THE
CAPITAL TRACTION CO.. 36th &
M SITS. NV. Washington. D. c.
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WANTED THOROUGHLY EX-
perienced assistant shipping clerk
for large. furniture business; un-
usual opportunity for right man.
Apply HUB FURNITURE CO.. 9TH
& D sts. NV. ap30-3t
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FURNITURE.
PERSOEALS

woRKTNGNEN = TSE sFTTI75IS 90
resolved itself rHs a-1=r n 4 lrair1r 4 =
more or leS. a. -issF 80 ua,Fk b. =
ANXIOUS 10 buy -
rants we sell al .sly unleS yru
cone herr; no '--eI store has them - low.
JrSTH'S OLD STAND. 80 n rraI-lt
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FOR RENT-FUR. APTS.

FURNISHED RooMS-DEsTRABLE THREi
nom APT furnished for house keeping L o
neAI 18th; rent only IS; phone r Is. mai l
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SITUATION WANTED.

EXPERIENCED TEACHER WOULD TEACH
French IN some American institution; col.
lesiate, academy. high school. etc. Apply MISS
NJ. A. BANGbAIs. Id Jarvis ave-. Winnipeg.
Man. Canada. apSo4t
The Washington herald., 1918-05-01
REGATTA MEETING CALLED.

Totals
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
I 0jNY!
RUMUNIA ME CHCE PO-
KOJU!

Londyn, ID. lutego. - Rumu--
MIA ~pogardzila pokojem, ofiaro-
wanym jej ma kohcu bagneta pru-
skiego i odrzucila zadania Mack
ensena, wodza niemieckiego, by
natychmiast przysatpiono do per-
traktacyi pokojowych - ~inaczej
zacznie ofensywe: Rumunia cze-
ka dose spokojnie ofensywy Cen
tralnych! Ignorujc odwaznie
wielkie niebezpieczenstwo, grozq
&c jej re strony Niemiec, Austryi,
Bulgaryi i Turcyi i stawia caly
swoj los ma karte Koalicyi! Do
dac nalezy, IL W krotkiej kampa-
Mi ostatniej teraz przeciw bolsze-
wikom - wojska rumunSkie "a
jely Gala Bessarabie, ktorej lud-
nose rumuiska sprzyja temu "a
borowi. Wesprzec ma RUNNING
W ~strasznej walce przcciw Cen
tralnym ofensywa Aliantow W
Macedonia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
re STANISkAWOWA.

Istniejace PREY parafii sw. Stanisia-
wa Kostki To~warzystwo sw. Stanisia-
wa B. NJ, mr.. Sissy Z~jednoczenia L. X.
K. W Ameryce, liczace okoio sto plec--
dziesiat Q50) czlonk6w zamieszka--
1ych w~ylacznie w 16tej wardzie a pre-
waznie w parafii sw. Stanisfawa no
sikh. ma SVEN miesiecznem ~posiedzenlu
W poniedzialek, dnia 11-go lutego b. I.
W hall no. 5tej PREY kosciele sw. Sta
nislawa K, jednoglosnie indorsowafo
kandydature Jana Piotrowskiego IL "a
wodu ~aptekarz) ma aldermana 16-tej
wardy, jake najzdolniejszego I najle--
piej wykwaliflkowanego re wszystkich
ubiegajacych sic o ten urzad kandyda-
tow z partyi demokratycznej.
Micha1 SOlasz, prezes.
Ludwik Winierski, wice-prezes.
Franciszek W6jck sekr. prot.
Leopold Ryndak, sekr. finansowy.
Stanisiaw Rapafa, kasyer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14

i GAIA Afryke re wszelkich hereby oczyscif. Roz-
da} ma ubogich wszystko i nawet srebrne naczy-
mia k~oScielne, ciagle poScif i unikaf rozmowy oraz
widywania kobiet nawet z krewnych swoich, pre-
sladowaf grzech obmowy tax rozpowszechnionej,
zalozyf do dis dnia istniejacy siawny zakon Au-
gustyan6w. Sw. Augustyn zwyk1 by} movie, re mkt
z ludzi, chociazby ME poczuwaf sic do zadnego
grzechu ciezszego, wobec Majestatu Boga nieskon-
genie S~wietego, ME powinien zye bez pokuty i bez
niej umierac; czytaf Psalmy pokutne re }zami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
KOBIETA w ARESZCIE IA
POMAGANIE CUDZOZlEM-
COM DO UCIECZKI.

Salt Lake City, IA. lutego. -
Wczoraj po ~po}udniu aresztowa-
ma zosta}a parma Augusta Minnie
Deckman, narzeczona Ernesta A
Leybolda, internowanego ME
przyjaciela cudzoziemskiego, pod
zarzutem kradziezy listoW z pc,
CITY i przekraczania ustawy c
szpiegowstwie.
Aresztowano ia W biurze GEN.
cora federalnego W glownej kwa-
terze wiezni6w woJennych we
Fort Douglas.
Wychodzi ma jaw, re ona to
napisala list, ktory pastor B. H.
Leesmann Ogden usi}owa} pre-
mvcic w niedziele wieczorem d.
czesci obozu, w ktorej sic znajdu-
ia wiezniowie cywilni, "a co 20
stall aresztowany. List ten byi a
dresowany do Leybolda. Jest W
MIN wzmianka o pieniadzach,
kt6re mia}y Leyboldowi i innym
wiezniom dopolnoz W ucieczce,
Pc aresztowaniu tax parma
Deckmann i pastor Leesma''
przyznali sic do why,
DIVA move tunele znalezlono W
obozie, wykopane przez wiezniow
kt6rzy przez ME zamierzali uclec'
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Ma Armie Polska. nv uu

Tow. Sw. Cecylii, no. II q. P. R. X.
ma swojem ostatniem ~posiedzeniu u
chwaliio z kasy wyznaczyG $25 ma Ar
mic Polske. Pieniadze tie przesla} ka-
syer T~owarzystwa, p. Kaz. Renkosiak
do naszej Administracyi, a mysmy je
przesiali do Komisyi Wojskowei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
MA TEATRZE
WOJNY.

Stockholm, IA. lutego. - w
Tinlandyi narodowCy stale CORA i
bija Czerwonych, ktorzy urzqdzi-
|; rzez w Kerava, gdzie wiele O.
sob zosta}o pomordowanych po-
kaleczonych i dokad Z Helsing-
fors odjechali lekarze i ambulan-
Sc. Ma Ukraine waikiki ~jeszcze
Wciqz trwajq: wojska gen.
Szczerbaczewa zosta}y przez L
kraiic6w ma glove pobite; w
Kijowie stan wojenny zostal pro-
klamowany - przez kogo ME
wiadomo.
- Berlina donosza, IL zacze-
In sic juz wymiana jehcow ME
mieckich Z rosyjskimi: tysiac
niemieckich jehc6w przyby]o juz
90 Warszawy w drodze do Berll-
liza. Niektore wojska wracaja juz
r6wniei re wschodniego frontu.
- We wszystkich miastach
Niemiec, a jeszcze wiecej w All
stryi flagi powiewaja wskutek
zawarcia pokoju Z Ukraina, pc
kt6rym spodziewaja sic zywnos-
ci. Rachuja, IL jeszcze teraz oko-
10 million ton zywnosci zapaso-
wei z Ukrainy da sic wydostac
ola Austryi i Niemiec...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
TELECRAMY KRAJ0WE
zADAJA $S2, 900, 900 POD
WYZKI.

Washington, IA. lutego. -
Wczoraj pred komisya W spra-
vie plac kolejowych przediozone
zostaiy przez J. A. Franklina i
mieniem departamentu funkcyo-
naryuszy kolejowych W Amery-
kahskiej Federacyi Piracy oficyal-
ne oswiadczenia co do podwyzki,
jakiej zadaja funkcyonaryusze
koleJowi.
Sekretarz ola spraw wewne-
trznych Lane, kt6ry jest preze-
zen komisyi, obliczy}, re podwyz
XII wynosza przcietnie 1878 pro
cent, CO uczyni $62,O00,0O0.
P. Franklin potwierdzil popra-
whose tego o~bliczenia, dodajac,
&c podwyzki So ola 100000 ludzi.
Urzednicy i inni swiadkowie
re strony uni ME obliczyli wcale
k~ostzow, trzymajac sic stanowis-
ka, IL koszta So podrzednej wagi
wobec koniecznosci placenia
funkcyonaryuszom, lie przyzwol-
te utrzymanie wymaga.
DEBATY MAD BILEM KoLE-
JOWYM.
Washington, IA. lutego. -
Wczoraj toczyly sic w senacle de-
baty mad bilem kolejowym, pre-
dlozonym przez administracye,
kt6ry ma uzupelnic kontrole rza-
dowa mad kolejami i upoWaznlc
apropryacye W sumie $5OO,VON,'
600, "a wypfacenie zagwaranto-
wanych zyskow kompanii kolei
zelaznych. w debatach WczoraJ
wzieli udzial senatorzy kellogg j
Mclean, republikanie, ktorzy o.
s~wiadczyli, re "a bilem beda gfo-
sowali, aczkolwiek zasady ME
popieraja i wog6le kontrole RIA
dowa ~uwazaja tylko "a srodek
konieczny ma czas wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14

miewa4 kazania wzruszajace nieraz diva razy dzien'
ME. dali poczatek ola zgromadzenia vKanonikoW
Regularnych", i odpowiadaf chetnie ma listy W RE,
each WARY prawie z caiego swiata. Umarf sw
Augustyn W 43O r. W czasie ~oblezenia m. Hippony
przez Wandal6w i pochowany pierwotnie W Sardy-
nil potem przez kr6la Luitpranda Longabardzskie-
go W m. Ticinie; gr6b jego ~zasfynaf cudami; -
obecnie pochowany W Rzymie.
. '(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
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swIECI DOKTOROWIE KOsCIOLA.

l. Ill n AcoNAOAo L m NOANF
II. MedyOlanski.
wi oko}o 397 roku. Syn namiestnlka cesar
skiego, wielkorzadcy, urodzi} sic W 315 r. W m. Ire
Wire, by} w~ychowany W Rzymie i sam W m}odo-
Sci namiestnikiem cesarskim Ligurii i Emilii W
tych prowincyach. Gdy W podw@adnym mu Me-
dyolanie DO smierci Auxeryusza-biskupa powstaf
sp6r miedzy katolikami i aryanami, a lud gotoW byf
do rozruch6w - skoro wszedf do koSciofa: Jakles
dziecie zawoIa}o: ,Ambrozy biskupem", j, mimo
re by} tylko katechumenem, ca}y lud Jednogtosnle
wybra{ go ma Biskupa. Przyja} sw6j wybor ME
chetnie przez pokore i z rozkazu samego cesarza
Walentyniana H., kt6ry byl obecnym PREY wyswle-
ceniu i konsekracyi jego na Biskupa. Byf mako
mitym kaznodzieja tax, re matki zamyka4y cork
by ME wstepowa}y do klasztoru; ca4e noce plsa1
znakomite dzie}a, nawr6ciI mistrza filozotl Augu-
sigma, j zas{uzy{ Ia swe ksiegi naukowe tytuf Dok-
tora Koscio}a; sprzeda} swe majatki i drogle Macy
MIA koscielne ola wykupienia chrzescijan z nlewol
dzikich Got6w, a sam ciagle poscii / rzekf: z oDzar-
silva j rozkoszy nfejeden umar{, a z postu l bledy
mkt ~ieszcze. Cesarzowa J~ustyna-aryanka otoczy-
IA kosci6{ i sw. Ambrozego wojskiem, lecz ma mo-
div Biskupa i ludu P. Bog cudownie ocali&; potem
cesarza Teodozyusza Wielkiego upominaf sw. Am
brozy arcybiskup, i we drzwiach ME pusclf go DO
koscio}a "a wymordOwanie przez wojsko 1000 lu-
dzi W m. ,,Tessalonice": z powodu zabicia tam ma
miestnika cesarskiego; gdy pc 8 miesiacach pokuty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14

PIATKA IWANSKIEGO CORA!
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Klub graczy W pike k~oszykowa p.
n. ,,Mercuries" z parku Kosciuszki pod
VODKA kapitana Iwahskiego, pokonaf
wczoraj piatke z parku sewarda W
gre w pike k~oszykowa punktami %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-14
z ANGLII.
LIGA LUD0W!.

Londyn, IA. lutego. - Minister
Robert Cecil przemawial W lzbie
Gmin i zapowiedzial, &c Rad an
gielski rozwaza opracowany
przezeh projekt Ligi Ludlow.
Szczegolow, dotyczacych pro-
jektu tego ME ogloszono, lecz
przyjety on zosta} Z wielka IT,
wag al zyczliwoscia.
- w debatach parlamentar-
nych krytykowano dose szczego-
Iowo rozmaite sprawy Z woj ~
zlaczone, ma ogol jednak ton kry-
tyki i jej rezultat byl pomyslny i
Rad, oraz cabinet ministeryalny
wyszli Z d~yskusyi tych obronna
reka. Ostatnio krazyiy pogioski,
i. zarowno generalissimus angiel-
ski we Francyi, Haig, jak szef
sztabu generalnego Robertson -
maja ustapic re stanowisk; mic
O tenn pewnego ME wiadomo, je-
dynie co do Robertsona podaja
prasowo, il ME zrezygnowa} on,
nj zostai usuniety, ale moze w
niedlugim czasie przeniesiony be-
die ma wybitne i Wp}ywowe inne
stanowisko.
POGRZEB EX-SULTANA.
Amsterdam, IA. lutego. - Ga
10 ex-sultana tureckiego Abdul
Hamida, kt6ry zmari W pa}acu
swym Begler Bey przewiezio-
ne zostalo do cesarskiego paiacu
W Konstantynopolu, gdzie po-
grzeb uroczysty sic odbedzie.
AFERA BOLO-BASZY.
Paryz, IA. lQtego. - Toczy sic
W Paryzu process Bolo-Baszy, o.
skarzonego o zdradzieckie szpie-
gowskie afery: poszlaki why So
bardzo slime - prokurator powo-
lujac sic ma dowody re Stanow
Zjedn. nadesIane - zazadai kary
smierei ma przestepce. Jutro wy
rok spodziewany,