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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
No CHANCE FOR
BOUT AT GRANT
Milton Berry. Army Camp Repre-
sentative, Declares CanIOnment
Is Through With Scrap.
"BEEN BUNKED" HE STATES
Hundreds Enter Protest Over Stag
ing OF Heavyweight Battle at St
Paul; Outlook HAY.

Chicago, April Clamp Grant
has withdrawn its offer to provide
site for the financial fuss between
Jess Willard and Fred Fulton. Mil
ton Berry, the camps representa-
tive. made this announcement last
night, adding that the army officers
were sorry they entered into the
controversy. I'VE appealed to Will
lard's patriotism and he turned us
down." said Berry, land l am just
beginning to realize what a fool he
made out of me. | think he used
our offer to force the twin-cities to
accept his proposition"
Berry waited. in his hotel all day
yesterday, hoping for some word
from Colonel Joe Miller. the ubI-
quitOus financial agent. telling him
that the St. Paul negotiations were
off. In an ultimatum sent 10 cTil-
mer Monday Berry asserted that
unless he called OFF his Minnesota
arrangements at once Camp Grant
would have nothing more to do
with the affair. as the army refused
to be placed in the position of be-
ing haven of refuge for the beefy
bruisers. The only effect this re-
quest had on Miller was to help
him force the twin-city enthusiasts
into line.
Fooled. Asserts Berry.
Il have been bunked," Berr.
stated as he prepared TO retire to
his Rockford restaurant Il don't
think Willard or Miller ever gave
our offer second thought. especial
ly after they read Major General
Martins statement about giving
them minor compensation Then
you know they were concerned
about working under the jurisdic-
ton of the government. We would
have insisted on a reaT battle, and
if the affair had not been decided in
ten rounds nothing could have pre-
vented us from telling the princi-
pals to continue. It's my opinion
the boys want to go as easy as pos
sible so that neither will be hurt in
reputation or body when the exhl-
bition is over"
In the meantime there is still a
chance that the Minnesota public
safety commission will refuse per-
mission to pull the scrap, despite
Colonel Joe's conciIiatory an
nouncement that Il per cent Of
the receipts would be donated to a
war cause. He also pointed to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
LOCAL FIGHTER
ARRIVES TODAY
Johnny D0nahue. Rock Island
Lightweight, Hits This Burg
Today From ST. Paul.

Johnny Donahue, Rock Island
lightweight pugiHst OF note, ar
rived in this city this morning
from St. Paul where he has been
for some weeks past engaged in
stiff training for his 10-round mill
with Cal Delaney tomorrow night at
the Empire rink. Johnny looks to
be in the pink. and asserts that he
weighs just 1913 pounds. During
his stay in st. Paul, "Donny' has
been sparring with Roy Moore,
Billy Whelan. Johnny NOye and
a string OF topnotch scrappers. This
is Donahue's big fight. Heretofore
with a good boy of recognized worth
like Delaney. for the former Cleve-
land flash has mixed with the
toughest of them and has held his
own in good shape.
Babe Meanor stated today that
the advance seat sale is unusually
good. and that indications point to
crowded house Mickey Pierce will
Officiate in the preliminaries, while
Ed Smith of Chicago will act in the
main go.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
CHEATS SOX
OF TIGER BATTLE

Chicago. April PA snow and
rain show put on at Comiskey park
Yesterday noon wiped out another
game for RowIand's champions. The
Tigers were fellow sufferers, who
now boast six pOstpOnements ont
OF eight games scheduled. whereas
the Chicago bunch figured in three
battles out Of eight billed for them
BY the 1918 date makers.
Shortly after the game was Off
cialiy postponed the sun appeared
and the field dried out sufficiently
70 permit play. but il was too late.
RowIand's athletes had scattered to
their respective homes and the
Tigers had made hurried arrange
ments to hop an afternoon train for
Detroit where the season is slated
to omen today. The sudden change
IN weather fooled hundreds OF
fans who travelled to the park eX-
pecting to see something besides
the 40 Game Today sign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
LEGAL.
Legal Notice.


Legal Notice.
State Of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-Ss
In Inc Circuit Court of the 14th
Judicial Circuit of said State, slLtinS
in and ICr the said county. In J'nan-
Gerry. To the Nay term, A u. 1915.
B. +. BengStOn and Anna q. Pc
telsOn. compIaIndnts, vs.. owe JoHn-
son, lila Eaw hinson- Anna Johnson,
Frank BenESTOn, WIllia-I BengStOn,
Charlie Bengston, Martin l.. Beng
son. Emeia J JHnSOn, ida johns n.
cGAdren OF Gustus Bengston, deceaS-
cd. Elmer +. McDOle and Leonard G.
Richardson, dong business under the
uITu name OF McDOIe q RICuaTd SON,
or Edward Bieuer Cigar Company :.
Edward Bieuer. samuel X. Wright,
James, q. BIancn James. John a.
Beng ton, Harry NJ. McCaskrin, john
.. Allen. ~ Imam &. Allen, Theodore
Il BIeurr. SnOmas Drug Company,
Selene Thomas. president of Thomas
Drug Company. Fred T.. Burgert.
secretary Of Thomas Drug Conn pa ny,
the American Express Company.
Maurice J. Jones. agent OF the Amer
lean Express Company. the National
Express Company. Maurice j. Jones.
aEtut OF the National Express Com
paHN. Morris Lefsteln ana John A.
B.ussLou. Administered tor or the es-
tate. IF John Bengston, deceased. de-
PENDANTS.
General No. SIZES. Bill to Partition
Lands.
Affidavit OF the non-residence OF
the said defenda nts, olive Johnson.
EmelIa Johnson. Ella Hawkinson.
william Beings ton. Charlie BenRston,
Martin l.. BengsJon, having this day
been filed ia the office OF the clerk of
said court, notice is hereby given to
the above named defendants, Olive
Johnson, Ella Hawkinson. william
Bengston. Charlie Bengston. Martin
L. Bengston. Emetia Johnson, chill
Ifs-Fa rFf.FR
and you and each Of you aTe hereby
notified that a suit Is now pending
IN said court, on the chahceTy side
thereof, numbered Sl38, wherein the
above named persons as complain
ants are complainanJs, and the above
named persons as defendants are the
defendants; that an alias writ Of
summons in cuancery, dated the 25th
day Of March, A. ID, 1913, has been
issued in the said suit directed to the
sheriff OF Rock Island county, Hi
nois, TO execute and returnabis to
the May term, a. ID. 1918, of said
court wherein you and each Of you
are named defendants and are i'm
pleaded with the other of the above
named defendants that said alias
writ Of summons is returnabie to
court, which said court viii be held
at the court house in the city of
Rock Island, in the county of Rock
Island in the state Of Illinois on the
nrst Monday OF May, a. ID, jsls, the
same being the sixth day Of May, a
d. 1918 at which time and place you
can appear and be heard in said suit,
If you see fit So 70 do Otherwise a
decree in said suit win be entered
against you and eaciY of you accord
ing to the prayer Of the bill OF COM
plant in said suit Hled.
Witness my hand and tins seal Of
said court, at the office of the clerk
OF said court, in the court house, in
the city If Rock Island, in the state
Of Illinois, this first day of April,
A. D. ISIS,
CSeSI) GElhbE. W GA M Bis,
Clerk Of said Court
Harry NJ McTaskTin and J. T q
&. r. KenweFthy, solicitors for COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
BROTHER OF TIGER
STAR NOW MEMBER
OF MARINE CORPS

Cleveland, Ohio, April "a Paul
Cobb, brother OF Ty Cobb. the SEN
sational Detroit outfielder, and at
one time a big league player him
self, has enlisted in the United
States marine corps and is now on
his way to the marine training
camp at Paris Island, S. c.
Young Cobb was given a trial
with the Detroit club ceveral years
ago, but was turned over to Cleve-
land, which club finally turned him
over to the Topeka club of the
Western league HIS light batting
was responsible for his exit from
the big tent.
Cobb makes the third ball player
of note to join the marines, Dots
Miller, captain of the St. Louis Car
dinals, and Mig Clarke, Cleveland
catcher, being already at Paris Is
land
SPORTS O
Buy a Liberty Bond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
Bits O'SpOrt


Chicago, April 24.-Lew Tender
knocked out frankie Britt in the
third round at Boston.
Neal Allison knocked out Gus
Bloomberg in eight rounds at Wa
terloo, Iowa. Bioomberg substi-
tuted for Johnny Noye, who suffer
ed a slight stroke Of paralysis
which prevented his meeting ALI
son.
Jimmy Hanlon won from Joe
Conley in the third round at St.
Louis.
Unless John Wagner's arena
burns down between now and Fri
day Eddie and Phil, meaning Nc
Goorty and Harrison, respectively,
will try to revamp each others
"phisOg" in Racine Friday night.
for their muss has turned out TO
be a real grudge affair, with the
West Side Hebrews Loyalty backing
Phil and the North Side Irish stick
ing to McGoorty AS result OF
the little pleasantr;es exchanged by
the maulers a packed house is eX-
pectad. the advance sale being the
biggest of the season.
The trouble started when a box
ing expert wrote cOpiOus words
dwelling on the fact that Harrison
had a badly beaten front" to show
for his contests, whereas NcGo0r-
ty-" Handsome Eddie"-has had
three times as many brawls as the
iunkman fighter and hasn't a mark
TO show fo~ his workouts.
Harrison read the story and pro-
ceeded - announce that when he
gets through with NcGoortv Hand
some Eddie" VIII resemble Kid
Broad, which means that Eddie
would have considerable map.
Just for that statement" came
back McGoorty. I'll knock out that
bird in two or three rounds I
won't take any chances on one of
his ws3d swings connecting with
my face"
Rockford. Ill. April 24.-Harold
G. Carlson pitcher on the Pitts
bureh National league team, will
enter the military service in May.
He will be in one of the Rockford
contingent sent to Jefferson bar
racks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24

10 per cent tax the state exacts
from boxing encounters to be used
in the interest of the tuberculosis
camp, but failed to mention what
would be done with the $4,000
bonus he demanded from the bust
ness men for awarding the kidding
match 10 the twin-cities.
Many Protest.
The safety commission met yes
terday to discuss the odoriferous
engagement, but failed to reach
decision. Last night, however, a
dispatch from St Paul stated that
the bouts most enthusiastic sup
porters were getting pessimistic
concerning their chances of put
ting it over" The active opposition
OF several civic organizations is the
cause of the sudden apprehension.
The leaders are determined to stop
the issue and are starting a state
wide campaign to bring pressure to
bear upon the responsible officers.
Hundreds of women. clergymen. at
toTneys and other persons called
on the safety commission to enter a
protest, their leading axiom being.
Take the fight to Picardy" Sew
eral banners appeared bearing
their inscription.
The commission listened to the
arguments and also to Colonel Mil
Ter, who became right vocifeTous,
talking about the patriotism of the
fighters and how they had plan
ned on giving 10 per cent of the
picture rights to the government.
AS there is a law against trans
porting fight films from one state
to another. the colonel's donation
might be likened to trading a loaf
of bread for barrel of -four" Aft
er all this conversation had been
spilled the commission took the
case under advisement Later there
was an intimation from the capitol
that the bout would be forbidden
while the United States was involv-
ed in war
Colonel firing!
Colonel Miller. who made his rep
utation dealing in Indians, cattle,
oil and animals-he once owned a
circuS-began to feel the wear and
tear of his promoting job last night.
He was quoted as saying that he
would give $4,000 if he could shift
his fight burdens to somebody else's
shoulders Can it be possible the
wise old colonel has visited a clair
voyant His bit" was TO have
been % per cent of Jess profits.
BUY a Liberty Bond
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
FIGHT DECISIONS

At Balt;more-Joe Burman and
Young CLANCY fought a draw t10) /;
Baltimore Dundee won decision
over Johnny Pappas (10); Kid Nor
folk won decision over Bill Tate
10).
At Toledo-Jack Blackburn beat
Willie Langford Q2).
At Philadelphia - Johnny Till
man beat Johnny Gr.ffiths 90.
At Marty Cross won de-
cision over Johnny Riley q0).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
GIBBONS TO FIGHT.

Terre Haute, Ind, April "A
Tommy Gibbons and Gus Christie
will meet in the main go Of ten
rounds at the boxing show Friday
night for the benefit OF the newly
organized Second Indiana artillery
The local battery is 10 attend in a
body. Colonel Payne and other Of
ficers will come from indianapolis
and other cities. The Grand opera
house will be used. with seats sell.
ing at 81, 81 and So.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland, S; St. Louis, ,.
Philadelphia. 5, Washington. 9.
Boston, /; New York. 0.
Detroit at Chicago, rain.
Games To-day.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
BOYS OF LOCAL
HIGH IN MEET
Good Records Are Hung Up in In
terclaSs Indoor Track Events
Held nj Association.
HARRY GILES LEADS FIELD
Junior Glass of School Ahead with
I.5I3 Points aud Sophomores
Run Close second.
RY KEITH NELSON.

- ,,,t-,r, mn rho Rock island
- - -, Sc .tbletir s1um-
h'A'' S,l,'l'' - ~ tba Local
oeT ar h. y ~, ioll -, ,ntsrliass
his" s'.'.'l,. Is - Cn-ing - tba
s''looI a.. 80. il'TC' - atb1etic
-, - -. ~, ;,,tsrscb sic
,,,s,,s ra bsg5 in the state of UH-
No. 5-rfno the war. the Rock Is
land high school did not put team
in the field this season Most OF
the athletes who have participated
d, tha meets so far are members Of
the Farm Craft club and the con
tests will last only one more week
because the poys leave for the
farms
The Rock Island high school
-o-l4 have nut a track team n the
r,,rnfng If il wished. because there
Il nfentv rf promising material and
rrf am If If was al the indoor track
r,a.t Tho track meets viii he held
In The y 81 e =. every Wednesday
r=rrf after school and they are to
ba rrr eff as individual affairs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
RECRrIT WINS FIRST.

Philadelphia, April 24.-Bradley
Hogg, recruit from Los Angeles.
pitched Philadelphia to victory in
his first game of the season yester-
day, to ?, Brooklyn scored first.
but the locals hammered MamauX
from the box soon afterward
Captain Luderus' drive into the
bleachers off Vanguard was his sec
ond home run of the season. He
also hit the right field wall twice
for a double and single
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Result,
Cincinnati. 3; Chicago, ..
New York. Q: Boston. >.
Philadelphia. T. Brooklyn. ,.
St. Louis s: Pittsburgh, ;.
Games Toaay.
St. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
MAROONS PASS Up BOXING.

Chicago, April 24.-The Univers-
ity of Chicago is not likely to be Il
strong booster for boxing in the
big ten conference Director 4. \.
Stage and Pat Page commented on
the suggestion of Avery Brundage,
president of the managing commit
tee OF the conference. during prac-
tice on Stage field Monday
Sagg said: Boxing certaimt
has its place in the army training
CAMPS and we cannot be blind to
its great value there. But I hardly
think it would prove popular
sport with college men. We have
not time this spring to take the
few men we have in college WHO
have athletic ability to start box
ing. So far as l know there are no
boys in school who do much box
ing"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
GIANTS, CLEAN SWEEP.

New York. April 24.-The New
York Nationals made a clean sweep
Of their first home stay. defeating
Boston today for their sixth
straight victory, thes core being 8
10 ?.
The Giants hit both Crum and
.Canavan hard and opportunely.
Doyle made a double and two sin
gies. drove in three runs and scored
, fourth. Zimmerman made
three-base hit with the bases full
To the sixth inning.
Sa1lee pitched an effective game
for New York. misjudged fly by
burns helping Boston IN its sixth
Inning scoring
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
INnIANS RTNCH HITS.

Cleveland. April n - The In
dams punched their hits of Gallia
yesterday and defeated St Louis,
& to .. The locals made their long
hits count for runs. most OF them
coming with men on the bases.
Coumbe. pitching his first game
OF the season. was scored upon in
but one inning. the fourth, when
Sisler walked and scored ahead Of
Gedeon when the latter hit for d
home run TO left The hit would
have been good for only two bases,
but Lett Fielder Graney made no
effort to field il, believing it a foul
hail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
WILLIAM THAW IS
COUNTED AS ACE"
b III AIR FIGHTING

Paris. April 24.-Najor william
Thaw. American commanding the
Lafayette flying corps. is now
counted among the aces" in agia-
ton in France. having brought
down his fifth adversary and =
&c ptive balloon on The same day
Major Thaw within the last
month las accounted for three OPP
ponents in aerial encounters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
TRACK STAR TO ARMY.

Notre Dame, Ind, April "a
Francis j. Murphy, member of the
Notre Dame four-mile relay team
which won second place at the
Drake relay carnival, Will not be
able to represent NOtre Dame in
future relay races. Upon return
ing from Des Moines Murphy re-
ceived orders to report to Camp
Taylor at Louisville and left for
duty Tuesday This was Murphy's
first year in college athletics.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24

INII a Ud7D IT - 7 v y Tt717-T .'IHIIIf
Blackburne Stricke-outs - By
Tyler. 2. by Bressler, 5. Double
plays. Magee to S. Magee. Left
on bases Chicago. 10. Cincinnati
4. Hit by pitcher-By Bressler
Barber.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
BOSTON WINS.

Boston, April 24-Pitcner Thor
MAILER of New York held Boston
hitless until the ninth inning yes
terday, when Boston with the
bases full and one out scored the
only run of the game on White
mans long sacrifice fly to left,
which BOdie dropped. With ona
out in this inning, StrunR singled
and took third on Ruth's pinch sir
gle on the first pitched !all. Me
lnnis was purposely walked, filing
the bases, setting the stage for
Whiteman's sacrifice fly.
Bush was hit safely three times.
twice by Bodie. PeCkinpaugh,
Strunk and Whiteman contributed
brilliant plays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Southern AsSOcia ion.
Atlanta. /; New Orleans, 9.
Birmingham, 3 Mobile. ;.
Little Rock, s; Nashville. l.
Memphis. 4; Chattanooga, 8.
Pacific C0aSt League.
St. Lake, :; Sacramento, 3.
Vernon, ,; Oakland, l.
Los Angeles, !; San Francisco, 1.
-RIN 4 Liberty Rnnd-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
LANGF0RD BARRED,

Toledo, Ohio, April 24.-Wilre
Langford, a Buffalo negro pugil.st,
was fined 500 and barred from
further participation in Ohio rings
at special meeting Of the Toledo
boxing commission. Langford was
found guilty of stalling in his -
round bout with Jack Blackburn of
Philadelphia last night, in which
he was outpointed IN every round
The commission gave Blackburn
credit for vainly trying to make
Langford fight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
RIRMAN IN DRAW.

Baltimore. Md. April 24.-Joe
Burman. the Chicago bantam. and
young Chaney OF Baltimore, fought
zen fast rounds 10 a draw Monday.
Dundee and Jimmy Pap
mas boxed ten rounds, Dundee win
Eiing. Kid Norfolk won the verdict
59yeF BIZ Tate in ten rounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24
IIIINI 0PEN SEASON.

f'rbana, III. April Z4.-George
Huns ulini will open their season
b. Illinois field today against Mil
flzea university. Klein, Peterson
nd Wrobke are all likely to get a
shsree on the slab, The Illini will
ra.l the conference season with
Bio at Columbus Saturday.
Buy q Liberty Bond
AT the news all the time-Tbs
argus,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-24

Harry NJ McTaskTin and j. T. q
e. r. KenweFthy, solicitors for com
plaIHsHtss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-10

There will be the usual home
gathering at the Belleclaire
during this month. The folks
that have been living in the
country since last Spring are
now seeking the cosy corners
in the Belleclaire. and getting
settled for the winter months.
Homecoming, however, is al
most daily event 80 far as the
Belleclaire is concerned. Some
how our guests feel as we DO
that when we meet, even if it -
not oftener than once a week
or month, it is home greeting.
We like to see the old friends
and they like to see us. 1t isa
mutual pleasure and satisfac'
ton.
There is a certain security
and confidence when we get to-
gether. 1t is this that makes
everybody very comfortable
and happy.
Whenever you feel like it
drop in on this contented tam
lily party and share with US the
good cooking ard all OF the
other home comforts.
Robert D. Blackman,
Proprietor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
Rueh v TOWarzystWaCh.'
re STANISLAWOWA.

Klub Obywatelski Tad. Kos
ciuszki mice bedzie posiedzenie re-
gulafne W poniedzialek, dnia Ago
marca, o godzinie Smej wieczorem,
W sail klubowej. - J6zet Grabowie-
cki, pref; Wlad. Barwig, sekr.
- Dw6r Pulaskiego mr.. 4S2 q. K.
L. ma regularne p~osiedzenie jutro
We wtorek 5go marca o godzinie Sci
wieczorem, W hall zwykiych sosie-
dzen. Obecnost wszystkich czton-
k6w jest k~oniecznie potrzebna gdyz
So wazne sprawy do z~aiatwienia. -
Albert Orzechowski, nadleS. Julian
Szczepanski, sekr. prot.
- Lekcya Spiewu wszystkich CITE
rech oddzial6wCh6ru g6rnego kos
cola sw. Stanisiawa Kostki dis vie
czorem. Obecnos6 wszystkicn poza--
dana. = And. Kwasigroch, dyrygent.
MARYANOWA.
- Oddziai Krolowej Jadwigi mr..
9ty Macierzy Polskiej odbedzie po-
s;edzcnie W poniedzialek, dnia Ago
marca, 0 godzinie Smej, W hall po-
siedzen; obecnoSt wszystkich jest
pozadana. - Anna Schmidt, PREF;
Marya Rosa, sekr. prot.
z KANTOWA.
- Oddziai 95 NJ. P. i'm. Henryka
Sienkiewicza o~dbedzie miesieczne po-
siedGenie dzisiaj wieczorem o godz.
7mej wieczorem, W hall zwykiych po
siedzeh. Obecnosc< wszystkich jest po
zadana, ponfewaz So wazne sprawy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Niniejszem mann zaszczyt po-
dziekowac serdecznie wszyst':im
tym, ktorzy w jakikolwiek spo-
sob przyczynili sic do upieksze-
mia pogrzebu Sp' Wojciccha Roz-
marynowskiego. Mianowicie SER
decznie dziekuje ks. proboszczo-
wi Alexis. Knitter i ks. Kow2'-
czykowi "a wyprowadzcuic
zwfok Z domu do koScioia. Ia
razem Ks. A. knitter "a odora.
wienie Mszy Sw W asystencyi Ks.
Stef' Kowalczyka i ks. Fran. S;a~
ry. Take Ks. Marcinkiewiczo-
Wi i ks. Haigas "a odprawienic
Mszy Sw. po bocznych oltarzach,
l ks. Pyterkowi "a wziecie udzia
III W ~pogrzebie i Wiel. Siostrom,
ktore same upiekszyiy oitarze.
OrganiScie Jak. Netzelowi "a
dzwieczny glos i przygrywanle
ma organach. Pogrzebowemu
Piotrowi WiSniewskiemu "a tax
staranne opiekowanie sic pogrze
benz. l wszystkim tym, ktorzy
w jakikolwiek sposob" oddali O.
statnia usluge najukochahszemu
mezowi mojemu i ojcu naszemu
ii upiekrzyli pogrzeb kwiatami,
zasyiam staro-polskie Bog "a
plat.
Katarzyna Rozmarynowska, 20
ma, wraz z dziecmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
PRACA.

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