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Here's Speedy Relief
from, Kidney Troubles

acPoley Kidney Pills have do1e me a
heap OF good" a. =. BARTLETT, Brock
ton, Mass.
Some days it seems as If you can no
longer bear the pain and misery you
suffer from kidney and bladder trouble.
The ache across your back grows worse
with every move you make, and with
every step you take It not only robs
you Of all your strength and energy, but
it affects the other important organs OF
the body as well. Nervousness, head
ache, disordered stomach, liver trouble.
bad eyesight, are only some of the con-
ditions that follow kidney trouble.
Foley Kidney Pills help the sick weak
kidneys to regain their normal healthy
state and activity. When they are again
able to do their work effectively. your
system is no longer choked and blocked
with poisonous waste matter. Your
symptoms clear up, yoGr WEAKNESS.
pain, misery and weakness go away.
Foley Kidney Pills can do yo1 also -
heap OF GO
Sold Everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
OBSTINATE HEADACHES

When your head aches you
will usually lind the bowels have
been inactive. and il You relieve
this condition, by clearing the
Intestinal organs OF tho tcrment-
ing congestion OF stomach
waste, foul gases and bile, the
head is relieved Immediately,
Remember this the next time
YOU suffer from headache. The
combination of simple laxative
herbs with pcpSin sold by drug
piSts under the name OF llr.
CalIwell's Syrup Pcp$in. is high
Is recommended as I gentle laN-
alive that acts easily and quick
~. without gripping or diScom-
iorr. 1t contains no opiatc, mar
co,ic, or habit-inrming drug. is
pleasant to the taste. and most
effective household remedy.
Mothers find it especially dcsir-
able as 4 laxative Tor children.
You can buy DR.. Caldwrlls
Syrup Pcpsin from your drug
cist for iliIy cents. Get 4 bot
tie and have it in the house when
needed. \ trial bottle. free Of
charge. can he obtained by writ
ing 10 DR.. W. b. Caldwell, $50
Washington ST., Monticello, llli-
nois.
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SALE INCREASE
250 PERCENT.

Thu, announcement that an Inrr.:.S,. If
oSu pore M IN lur sal. -: war savings
ana thrrri stamps fr"m April ! Ia MAY
=" was m.ti" MAS aTn"lnr"d hy t. y.
NHti"n. Win" IN" 'hnr@' "f thu local
county H. aduuar'"rS toy HI SALE Of W.
s 6 AMI lhIfl stamps.
Many names ar" already IN thu. Per-
>hinr Limit n"u"r r"lI "c this CITY. and
il hH.; been reported iham an nl"rL.:" "f
ten m"mirrS are added :" tI'' list daily.
Thrift Notes.
Three" agencies and I"u" thrift stamp
societies w,r" organized by i'runk Arm
hruS;"r and nr VIII ''ru$" yesterday.
Th,. total number az S'":I"li"s /" dat" l.;
three huHIr' ii ana SiXLE. AMI III. total
~ Hc"nrr"., lhr'" hunr!r'I ami f"r'y.
AGENCIES -WHrw",d T",,i company.
W,~r Virginia Aircraft Company. htt-
FrIm r. Sha,~"r.
Snr1t.rlI:S - S,m.tr~ N<I.. Var SAY
urS S"r."iy. l'r'~ld"nl. l.. f.. E'iiH. S"'-
inry t. T. E!Ii"r: u. T. y I. War
Sn,In"s S"rI"tv. i'r:,d,nt /. =. liurk
hau. SECRETARY. L"".ilt Vi. M"ur''f.
r.'mu-l~ War :;nrtuC$ S"rI., - rr"~I-
dent II !: Si'"tIriug. S,,r.lar! /. t..
ta!rhav:i: i'nr;l FLAT War SAVINGS
Snr,.N rr-Sul"ut u. t. Manners. Seq
rotary Harry H"I?r"r.
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| Th" l'nIttd States rivIl S"rIir" COM
mission Announces IN" following named
. EXAMINATIONS :" h'> held m TIA" near iu-
! iur": Necessary Information and IpplI-
Gallon blanks mnT u" SECURED from tn"
! Secretary IT n" Iirnrl IF tiNIl S.rYi''"
/ Examiners u: thu t"ral post office. The
+ i"'utlInE "XdmiUIIi"H$ ~" as f"tirWS:-
j l:.Lrtrrl"lni:'r:ll t'Chnl'iIn t'mH!")
| .IUm" 4 mr"hani"n! iah,rarnrian tmai"N
! Juno /: lr.k~irIih Inia.'l Jun" {" $I"'-
, ,Ial rg..ut for research u i,rrirn com
m"rr" 'mnlcl s%.nno-s" .,u". tuu, :. sur
! Nryur-draftsnlau imal"I Juno ~: ma
r!Iiul&l ,malri vacancy III department "f
agriculture. Junr II: assistant clinical
p$yChlalri*t and psychOthCrap;St (fe-
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Presbyterian Church.

The Red Cross society 81 m" second
Presbyterian church on the South S!u'
will hold their regular session at th"iI
rooms in tn. church today. tn" entire
day will d" devoted u sewing ana Knit
ting for the soldiers in IN" tren' mes
These ladies are setting Thursday NJ
each week aside for TINS special work
and are accomplishing much The WORK
com plet.d yesterday Viii bs turned over
70 th, hoauuuarrers as soon az possible.
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Japanese Ship Burns;
Crew is Transferred

\ CANADIAN PACIFIC PORT. Nav
.3aa.-The JapanrS" frrighter Burns
Maru. of the Osaki-Shosen kalsha iln''
is on fire off this north Pacific coast, ac'
corcling TO naval wireless messages re-,
reived here late to-day. TIL" crew a;!t
been transferred 10 Canada MANU. III
the same line. the message SAID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
ANOTHER LYNCHING
OF GEORGIA NEGRO

fnRhEl.E. Ga. May "a mnb OF
100 men Stnrmcd thu Grip county jail
here thniGh, and seized Jlm Cobb. a
negro. accused Of the murder near
here to-day Of Mrs. i. l.. Summons. Il
farmers wife. Cobb. despite tn" pro-
tests vi Sheriff Ward. WAS thrown
into an automobile and started io;' ia"
scene Of The killing. Members OF I'M.
mob followed in other machines
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An"ihcr delightful dane" wil! h" gwen
RMS evening" hy the members ~ IN"
IIru,, club at ;i,cir rooms on tho South
SiJ, Notes orchestra will render Il
sn,.r,ol uairintI. dane, program. Light
r.. frcShfu.,t will ~ served al L late
hour. Thu. rooms have been beautifully
decorated III flags ana cnlplcmS repre-
scntius ii! allied nations.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. !"a"S hrv" return
Cd 20 their HON" in Stculc1|Ii'" after
visiting friends "r N" South Sid.
Harf,. Peters 'ni the South Sale IS WIS.,
ting fr.,uhS in ONO for S'v"ra! w"'SS.
Miss Hazel Martin II Petersburg. Va.
is spending several days with relations
On Inn South SlNr.
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the present average. Since railroads
use about one third OF the total DItu'
minOus coal production OF the United
Sta:rS. railroad administration o'li-.
ciulS believe the price 10 IN" pNoIlr
should b. reduced in accordance Win
the increased. price paid hr the ROADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-23
RO- Scouts.

Tn. t.nv Scout troops "t IN" SCUM
Side, Mckinley. Chaplin" street NJ. f.,
aud Trinity Lutheran. Viii h"Id their
regular weekly :H.clinS Friday evening
m ;h.. rooms: 81 tn" churches MI
Scouts az, Earnestly REQUESTED !" h"
rr,,rut a.: several new matters Will bc
taken Up and discussed.
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Iad.as Aid Meetir-.

The Ladies Aid ~ the FIRST CHRISTIAN
church Will hold their -t"ektE meeting
today in tho parlorS "t IN" rhurrh. I'M
time will b. spent in sewing and KNIT
ting for our boys in ;he camps. rms
Aid is composed Of n. ladies % The
church and Sunday school and ar" doing
fine work in connection wiki tn" Rcd
Cross
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This evening in ihc auditorium Of IN"
club thu. members oc tho Columbia club
will Civ, another M. nj their delightful
dances. Tbs. auditorium will he d"rn-
rnted with Tags and bunting. r!r Pre-"
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BY EHETA CHILDE DORR.
ARTICLE II.


Locking hack over my three h'',"'n>
i" Francr. most at IN" 'lni' Si"'h' !"
\LSi,inS American military 'ah,i'S'
experiences stand "ut Ah"N' All
one. = rr"ci"u$ l"f~"hti 'NI''
;;aN" m" itrSt !n'iEhl !ii'" 'h' S'
IG"hIl&m ana riHNi""a' N"',"
cnIiS!"" mon al "nr army II W H, ,,',,.,,,
IAN" Il h'"NI'i|'''
"''""'t F'"''i 1870, h,J
""l' W aus ny ;,.,l,..d
II" 'h''"''"" w. I,d .,,-
position l" Sc'N "''" w. ,'t
Nin" "h''' III "',' ''' t, -. ,l,.,,-
w N'''' ~" '''', " IT, .,.s L..
r"tirat!y *t'!l IN Am"r''A' w.
t'''erS '"I'"E" 81" . son,
i"$t"lIl'" III '','[' IN" ~ , h,.
{" him N 'h:' I'll ms '"'''' -. ~
company. Win u" i''' Wv , .
dress than Af'"'fl'hh l"'' ,',,'',..
Force. My son ME-" M 80 l. :
but b" could no.. even h"' ''|
,In ~. tell Ur' his.
With -, few Thousand NOR" impatient
vruurstrrS my boy .h;,i enlisted l".i"rs
IN. draft, fearing that III m!Ghl draw Il
late nurni"r I. II" signed ul' -.
l'r.,nr, nearly twr iiurlth$ before |
returned Ia The tinted Stats ThuS
,ur srnaraIinn had boon - longer an
,b,u WAS usual ia th.S var :" VII II
h,. wrut" M in March that h" had h'n
given a weeks: irav" and h"i"'d !" t"'
sen, |" AIx-."S-Enims h"i'" :" r"'
mast :crv"n'lH. h'r'tuSr nh' t"'n i',. w.
dnr"d To NIN-irS-lia!rl$ I" write M %"F!
Of the first vacation 81 or S"'"' -
No Need Of worry.
1,rriyrL I'VE. DAYS aft: ihr first con-
,inr,.u, II u.rn. IN Lrlvd mu'! II 'h'
..,,,.,,.. ,.,L,u. Their uniforms and
:, ~ .. w ,..,,u h.,I marched to mus.
- npd rhrcrs through tin" tlas-drapr"
.,r,,,,.s - AK drove directly from
.,,'' ,,,,,n, 10 m. Headquarters "f the
nrryns, marshal. and asked II certain
private soldier was III town. anu II So
IT, ,,..,. ,u,r,. ami a .,yunpat the
y,,n.. MN, in III, uniform "f III" miI'-
tary pollc" searched III" lists i"r re- re-
cord ri his hotel. 1t is part 81 ,''r ,, .r
t"lI!r"nl care taken q! our S"'"'NrS CIV
S''S VA, 49,, INV tho highest aulhurI-
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mrr nrrhestr., is engaged for tho even
inE and will furnish Il special patriotic
darSc program. Tn" committee III
.charS. May" l.t; nothing undnnc and
every indication points To Il larSc crowd.
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sympathetic France
Opens Arms to Greet
Il. S. big Infants
Mothers at Home Need Not Worry About Boys Being Lost
While Wandering in Vacation TOWNSHIPS. Dorr Finds
Own Son in the Crowded Hotel of AK les = ans

in tn" hIc. magnificent casino. now
uni"r l"A$" :" the Y. NJ 9. ~. and dc
llgh'fuily swnri~d experiences.
Finds No Avarice.
During III" cul;r, week never "nr"
saw Il drunken ar diS"rd'riT S"idi"r
con-" day at iunch"nn un" youth whn had
! imhlir"rl - lIttlr Ia" freely 81 YIN "r-
'In&lr,'. I"rf"rtly accessible :" all ana
very cheap. suddenly hcr:tin" inspired !"
S"n". Thu. only thln@ h. COULD think "i
W.T. tho dnx pl"Ey Hni n" sang on"
%I"i. In, "c II hcfnr. hc was pulled
l:"k INT" his seal md Lis vocal efforts
"AtIu.ulSh-d IN Il roar IT Laughter. TINS
as tlr'. $"l and only approach /" r"u%h
L"I,>'. | WITNESSED IN AIN.
Thu i"al'hy ENJOYMENT. and tn" con
Si-'"mt G","I h,iavt"r "f III" Americans
S'"irrL I" impress M, French ms m.r;ir-
Ul"U>. II rlr II dozen French officers
on lrIv' "a til" famous Watering pIar"
Sp"n, hours ~ 'iu. Y VI =. y. head
quarter, ami 'nwn.:I"'"l,. hr"u"h' lh"lr
'au!ii"S /" 80, TIA Americans. hear
| ih.n Sln5 'tN,r There" ana Joan t.:
.trr.' anG Srag dam" ~ IA" music Of
Lieut.. r.ur"i".'S famous r"glm"nral
band. E:ur"I".. VIII" used 10 play for iii"
N"w York ;ana,".<. ha.- Il band "r col
,,r.d .sn;J.,.r. vh., .r.. ,.,,iur =. Ia, known
MI n,,r 80. ,...u,Ir..r, h,,nr.. rh.. war
.,d, Tho. men nil sing AZ VIII as
MIA, ara! ,L.tr mass. - really remark
! ;,h,- Wh.,,-,..~ , ruinr,,I ~,idr"r APP
, ...,r.I 80, ~. sire. liz. French children
.,lInv., i.,,u ~ :, rant ,,rurSsiun They
! rm!lnwri al! M. MA. rrcan<. hut Eu-
"a. m.u ha.! ;h.,u fyrun;I:rd
IAN N.> SAW in.. IT,. ginning - what 7
! h;:i.,, J., vninc :, H.. = n"v.r-"nhing
! r,f-nd~hii. and understanding hr;wc"n
: ia. NnrrI.au ;nmJ,lr and the French.
; N"u have hrnr,! M doubt, how tn"
; Errn..., dulIhi.. lh. prize. ~ everything
- soon aS an American soldier enters
, Ih, Gown. SOM. French Sh"pk""r"rS
/ have. dom. ,h!S If .r,urS". rm N'n"ri-
ran sn;!:r. srr.uS in hc rolling in
: wealth Hni H.. rarely even counts his
! chang. Til. ,,mI,iati"n :" "vrr,harr"
=, man VIII. throws down y fifty franz
; NIT, IN ray.n, II, "nr rr apr," rar"i"sSlr
! inuuirlnr is Aha; enough mus! la
: pretty strong. l. : L., M It'll You that
| avaric,. - not IN. ruling passion "f III"
Frrnrh and their dealings with III"
| American ~nidi"r nrv often marked with
g tam
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Patriotic Meeting.

\ SPECIAL patriotic m",i;n.; was a'P'
last evening NJ III. st. Shepherds 'hUr''
on th., South Sid. y delightful pro-
gram was rendered by HI nl-.IIh"rs ~
the choir and m" rr:ncipaI speaker ~
the evening WAS I:'v. \. NJ. Tiu"N. 81
A1art.nshurs, Til, meeting was wei! at-
tended hy the members and their
friends.
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Adopting an Army.

y was The boy. l WAS :" over,
- -, ,b,. sigh, OF him that |
,n,,iJ NOT TAXI more than 4 S'el 'n''
,b. room. | could not speak. H"'''c
,b,nr of my intense emotion must NAV
,,.,,.brd him. for he looked up 81" III.
.,,d in one bound was b"s'd" m" WIN
his arms wide, just as when l uS'u ~
r;.i, hin, unexpectedly a. s'h"''''
..u,,bcr mother" he cried Instantly
-, IN, word the noisy talk ana laughter
.,,nrrd dead and every man III
,n,. room spranc L" hlS i"'i' Ii Wis
ro, =, tribute Ia me. but tn th'ir g" II
., hom". Right there
.,,Iuptrd thu American army
am proud :" say tAtl SnlHI' s''.
,,n,, Of .hc American army. AL 81 II III
tim, hotel. adopted M. S"'n' "''' ~.
.hr Ia come up and b. intT"ou''"' o'''
had bread smiles whenever me-, ''"E
az them. and always. when l IN 'I
~. lining room. ;hc same 'h!H"'' II
greeting. = ,,,di,rs
,,Ikrd with hundreds 1T soldiers
during that week IN AlA-i"S-f''"S' ANU
- th.. llItIc fourteenth c"ht"r! w." !
~ r,homhr7.y. two miles distant also /"
,.,.,,,r r,.r,rr for our m"n. 1t ~ n"'
,.a h,,s,inr.,u say that they are. man
,.,, ans most Amazingly I'M" l"""-
w. tI',.r N I'M. world! They average"
''| r,r.,,r han Ih" English. ard
,rnad.r and NOR" muscular IMAM t!'''''
English "r French.
..E.yard"Z done. los "haut'S. '-'"N
-, :hn Shnu!d,.rs hay" heard n""'''N
= r,r.nrh,urn "Xclaim. And ihrF fhiS"t
~. wolf .xrlaIm. look "a, their PINK ana
h.,Ithv skins. their clear eyes H'"i
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IN Tn" hlc. magnificent casino. now
un-i"r l"a$" :" the Y. NJ &. ~. and de-
llEhtfuily swHri-'d experiences.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
REZOLUCYE SEJMU XII-go, Cd.
BYTEGO w DETROIT, MICHI-
GAN w DNIACH 23go DO 20go
W~RZESNIA, 1918.

Ma wielkiej przeleczy Swiata -
wSrod zapadajacej W otchian jednej
krwawej epoki i tworzenia sic novel
wolnej cry zycia i swobody - my
Polki W Zwiazku Polek, odbywamy
nasze wieikie kobiece Sejmowanie.
Wstaie nowy SWAT - move dzieje
- wala sic W gruzy krzywdy i gwal-
ty, stare by dac miejsce prawu i spra-
wiedliwosci, majacej odtad regulo-
wac porzadki ludzkich dziej0w.
W\obliczu tel sprawiedliwosci no.
wei, r6wnej ola wszystkich, co imie-
MEM cziowieka objete, my - wolne
obywatelki tel wspaniaiej rzeczypo-
spolitej ludowej, corki narodu CO
dzieje tysiaca lat ma "a SODA, W kt6-
rych walczyf i budowai zreby ludz-
kiej wolnoSci - uchwalamy, jake
Poseiki XIIgo Sejmu Zwiazku Polek,
odbytego W mieScie Detroit, Stanie
Michigan, W dniach %, "a, 20, &c,
81, 2Sgo ~wrzeSnia, co nastepuje:
Zwazywszy, re W wojnie tel stra-
szliwej, serca matek i ION, serca ko>
biet wszystkich najsrozej umeczone
So i rozpacza dotkniete, zas szczes-
Gle ludzkosci krew wdeptane -
protestujemy poteznie przeciwko
gwaitom wszelkim i mordom brato-
b6jczym / gotowe jestesmy W tym &C.
lu do wszelkich ofiar, by zlamac zfo-
wieszczy m%ilitaryzm Germanii a ma
gruzach jego ustanowiG pokoj wiecz-
nv harmonic trwala zycia narodoW,
wykluczajaca mordy i rozlew krwi
wszelki W DrzyszioSci.
Zwazywszy, re kobiety piastunka-
mi sa dusz m}odych - woiamy do
Mich o najpeiniejsza kulture W du-
sly miodziezy idea}6w braterstwa
ludzkiego i %tolerancyi swiatiej SEE
rokiej, ma gruncie kt6rych jedynie
wyrasta wielka cnota obywateli vol
ma swobodna godnoSc ludzi.
Z~wazywszy wielkoS6 i meke pre-
aywanej dis epoki, my, kobiety pol
skie. stojace ma tel strasznej pre-
ieczy dziej6w - oswiadczamy goto-
wose do czyn6w, ofiar | poSwiecen
najwyzszych, by ratowat z topieli tel
nieszczesna oiczyzne nasza, zas z
pomoca czynna spieszye Stanom zje-
dnoczonym, kt6re jak wielki chora-
Nv podni6si olbrzymi sztandar wolno-
Sci swiata.
Mech lyle wielki p~rezydent Sta
now zjednoczonych Ameryki l ia
wolna republika ludowa, straz praw-
1 sprawiedliwosci swiata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
SOBOTA.
OSTATNI DZIEN SEJMU.
Wybory urzedniczek.


Jak zazwyczaj bywa ma Sejmach ma
szych wielkich polskich organizacyi tax
i Sejm XII Zwiazku Polek przeciqgnqf
sic do bardzo p6znej godziny W sobo-
te. zanim wreszcie obrady ukohczono.
Wybory urzedniczek i liczenie balo-
tow zajeio DUO czasu. Jest to koniecz-
ma f~ormalnoSc, kt6ra jest kulminacyj-
ma funkcya Sejmu kazdego, lecz ma Sci
ME XII Wv. Polek ME budziia zbyt du-
10 zainteresowania, gdyz juz prawy-
bory w~skazaly, jaki bedzie niemal ME
unikniony rezultat wybor0w.
Ostatnie godziny Sejmu, poswiecono
sprawom nowym, kt0re beda wymie-
nione W jutrzejszem wydaniu, mine4y
powaznie, zgodnie, jak przystafo ma or
ganizacye tel MARY CO Zwiazek Polek.
Poruszono i zalatwiono wiele waznyeh
i zajmujacych spraw.
Przyjete rezolucye Sejmu odznacza-
ia sic godnoscia, podnios&oscia, glebo-
kim patryotyzmem i starannoscia Opra-
cowania.
Podajemy najprz6d spis kandydatek
~wybranych urzedniczek wraz 2 licz-
tba gios6w przez ME otrzymanych.
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z KANTOWA.

Wczoraj pc nieszporach odbyl
sic W hall parafialnej sw. Jana
Kantego wiclki vice w sprawie
bond6w wolnosciowych. Program
by} nastepujacy:
Spiew Star Spanglcd Banner,
przez ch6ry parafialnc i dziccl
szkolnc 8-mej klasy, nastepnie
zagai} vice. Y. proboszcz Stan
Siatka, c. r., ktory wytiomaczyt
eel wiecu i pc pieknej przemowie
powolai ma przewodniczqcego adj
wokata L. Nyke, a ma sekrctarzr
obyw. S. Pitere. Nastepnie spiew
Hymn Narodowy" Ignacego Pa
derewskiego ch6ry parafialne Cd
spiewa}y poczem move w lezy-
ku angielskim wyg}osif p. O..
Schultz, kt6ry jest prezesem
s~przedazy bond6w wolnoscio-
wych w 17-tej wardzie.. Nova
nastepna St. Nationwide, kt6rr
odpowiedziai p. O. Schultzowi, c.
Polacy dziaiaja w obecnej VOL
nie, jak pracuja i poswiecaj9 SIG
| kzniej pc polsku zachecaI do
kupowania bondow zrobi}a dobre
wrazenie. Deklamacya / Spiew
dzieci szkolnych 8-mcj klaS.I
wszystkich zebranych d2 lez po-
ruszyla. Nastepnie przcmawlaI'
adv. A. c. Bisek, p. st. George 1
p. VIM. Canovan 4 potcm grail
o~rkierstra. PIP. S. B. Mrozihskie'
go i #. Orzady.
W~reszcie przemawia} alderman
st. Adamkiewicz i jeszcze raz oh.
o. Schultz, ktory tax by1 tym
wiecem przejety re sam pros't
10 pozwolenie ma przem6wlenie
paru slow ma ostatku. DziekoWat
ION serdecznic ks. proboszczoW''
ISiostrom Nauczycielkom i orga-
niscie p. F. Nowickiemu "a urz2'
dzenie talk pieknego programu'
Hymnem rBoze COS Polske'
obchod ten z~akohczono.
I wiecu tego przekonano SIG. re
Kantowo zn6w otrzyma rekori
w s~przedazy bond6w wolnosclo-
vvch, DO ma miejscu ~rozspTzeda-
No ich "a kilkaset dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

krzywdy ~wyrzadzone nam Polakom
cd wieku; ~zachecaf wielebny now
ca ably sic modlono "a zoinieXy,
albowiem modlitwa to jedyna obrona,
nasi zoinierze codziennie sic mOdla "a
mas, q my "a Mich. Wspomniaf tez y.
Zdechlik 0 wiecu, kt6ry sic odbedzie>w
przysziq nicdzielG W tel samcj hall u
rzadzony przez KOmitet Obywatelski
re stacyi rekrutacyjnej w Avondale;
prosii ably wszyscy zebrali sic jak maj
liczniej.
Nabozefstwo prawdOpodobnic costa
ME OdprawiOne W kOSciele o gOdzinie
10 80 ranO, a wiecZOrem W sail War
szyGskiego vice patryotyczny z Okazyi
rocznicy przypadajacej dnia Ago paz--
dziernika, b. +. cd czasu powstania Ar
mil Polskiej, w~alczacej dzielnie we
Francyi ma frOncie bojowem z kajze-
rem.
Ma zakonczenie zOStafa odegrana ko-
medyjka W jednym akcie / w dw0ch cd
stomach, p. t. .,~Ciekawska': role spo-
czywaiy W rekach zdOlnych m}odych
amator6w, kt6rzy dobrze sic wywiaza-
Ii re swego zadania / ubawiali zebrana
publike. CiekawskQ, byla NJ. Szwajkar-
t6wna, kt0ra W swej roll podSluchiwa-
Ia swego braciszka TeOsia, zawsze o.
kazywa1a sic niegrzeczna wzSledem
| swegO kOchanego b%raciszka; AnielciQ
zaS by}a L. NachOwicZ, Urszulka, stu
zacQ, byia E. B~leznicka, Teosia zas grab
T.. Kowalcwski, kt6ry sic wziaf ma spo-
sob ukarania swei siostrzyczki Waller
ci, ably Ia sic poprawiia i Okazywa}a
mu wieksza g~rzecznoSc, zamkna@ ja sa-
ma W pokoju, gdzie juz ME mogia pod
sfuchiwac rOzmowy swego braciszka.
Pozna}a sic ma wyStepku i oswiadczyla,
re skoro drzwi zostana jej otwarte, be
die zaraz innq dziewczynka i PREY
rzek}a poprawe.
Zaznaczyc wypada, re caiosc tel ME
spodzianki wypadfa doskonale. Pc wy
czerpaniu prOgramu, OdbSf sic bazaar;
komitet p~rzygotOwa1 kilka pfeknych /
wartoSciowych fant6w, kt6re zostaly
rozegrane w celu pokrycia koszt6w o.
wei nie~spodzianki, jakotez ably powiek-
szyc kase komitetu pracujqcego mad
dzia1alnoScia rozmaitych pOtrzeb ma
Geese zoinierzy walczqcych 2 tel para
fiji. Pc dokonaniu tego, odSpiewano O.,
g6lnie hymn narodowy rBo&e cos Pol,
ske'.
Nadmienic wypada, re niejaki Michal
Kozderski, ME zachowywa} sic jak po-
winien ma zabawie tax pdTaznej. jaka
wczoraj by}a urzadzona ma Geese ma
szych zuch6w = zo1nierzy, "a co zosta}
,,honorowo'' wyprowadzony re sail przez
umundurowanego str6za bezpieczeh-
stWa, ma swieze powietrZe. R6wniez
nadmieniamy re flaga sluabOwa (Ser
vice flag kt6ra wywieszono W sail,
dodawala nastroju powaznego zebraniu
sic tax licznego Polonii avOndalskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
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