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The Lamar register., 1918-11-13

Mrs. C. NJ. Lee left on Tuesday for
q visit to Pueblo.
ID. II. Bane returned yesterday from
a short trip to Wichita.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Case
on last Friday, fine girl.
A. A. Hagerman of Springfield, was
n Lamar visitor on Monday.
Judge CRANKY Hillyer was in Dem
yer on legal business yesterday.
Hon. Allyn Cole was called to Den
yer on business matters Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Butler of Colo
RADIO Springs, are visiting relatives
here.
The commissioners have been in ses-
sion several days this week on i'm
portant matters.
John Duncan, the hustling Holly real
estate man, visited Lamar yesterday
on business matters.
Frank A. Cox was in Springfield
on last Saturday looking after the
company office there.
j. W. Overstreet, manager of the
big X Y ranch at Barton, was a La
mar visitor on Monday.
R.H. Wade, who is in the real estate
and insurance business at Wiley, was
a Lamar visitor today.
w. A. Connolly, editor of the Hart
man Enterprise, came up last Satur-
day to see how it was done.
Miss Ruby Russell of Jacksonville,
Florida, visited the past week with
Senator and Mrs. A. N. Parrish.
Clyde Church of the naval hospital
service at Hampton Roads, Virginia,
is at home this week on furlough.
E. NJ. Mears of Swink, was Lamar
visitor on Monday and says the cleo
ton made him feel real young again.
Lois Downing, who has been in the
S. A. T. C. at Boulder, returned home
the first of the week, having been re-
leased.
Lieut.. James Shanks of the aviation
corps visited Lamar relatives several
days the past week. He was enroute
to Newport News, Virginia, where he
had expected to be sent to Europe.
He does not know yet whether the de-
claration of peace will make change
In his orders.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13
Getting Pointers.

Lon Beavers was in Denver the first
of the week and took part in the big
peace demonstration that lasted all
day Monday. He said it was great but
will be positively and completely over
Swallowed by the demonstration here
when the peace terms are signed by
the armies drawn up along the Brown
lee-Paxton line on the sand flats.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13
Piano At Sacrifice!

We have stored at Lamar a piano
Of excellent quality, which if taken at
once, will be sold at sacrifice. Terms
to responsible party. II interested
write quick for particulars to THE
DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, Dem
YER. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13

William Routh, one of the farmers
southeast of Lamar, died at the emery
ency hospital last Friday, leaving a
wife and two children to mourn his
loss.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13
DEATHS


William Routh, one of the farmers
southeast of Lamar died at the emerg-
ency hospital last Friday, leaving a
wife and two children to mourn his
loss.
Died-Yesterday at the emergency
hospital, Mr.. Stanley Davis who lived
on a homestead south of Lamar. A
wife and two children are left to sur
vive him.
Mrs. Shelby White died last Friday
at her home on the West Farm after
short illness from influenza She
leaves a husband and her parents to
mourn her death.
Died-At the emergency hospital on
last Friday, Mr.. Rual Ulm, who lived
on the Leonard ranch. He leaves a
wife and child to mourn his loss. The
body was shipped to Illinois for in
terment.
Alfred, the one year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Todd, died at their
home in Lamar on last Tuesday of
the Influenza The funeral service
was held that afternoon at Riverside
cemetery where the little one was laid
to rest.
Died-At the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Allen Skinner, in Lamar early
this morning, Mrs. T. j. Cooper. who
has been living on the West Farm for
some months. Mrs. Cooper was
former resident of Lamar and has
large circle of friends here She leaves
two daughters in Lamar, Mrs. Skinner
and Mrs. Ora Everett, and one son in
the U. S. service to mourn her loss.
The many Lamar friends of Rev.
James Mcdonald of Wiley were griev-
ed to learn today of his death at that
place from influenza. Since the
scourge started he has been an indie
Z fatigable worker to assist in taking
care of the afflicted and rendering aid
to the stricken families, and it was
with the most sincere sorrow on the
part of the public generally that the
news was received of his taking off.
He was an earnest energetic minister
and christian worker, and one Of the
most popular preacher who has ever
been sent to Prowers county, and his
place in the hearts of people generally
will be hard to fill.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13

Died-Yesterday at the emergency
hospital, Mr.. Stanley Davis who lived
on homestead south of Lamar. A
wife and two children are left to sur
vive him.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13

Mrs. Shelby White died last Friday
at her home on the West Farm after
a short illness from influenza. She
leaves a husband and her parents to
mourn her death.
The Lamar register., 1918-11-13

Died-At the emergency hospital on
last Friday, Mr.. Rual Ulm, who lived
on the Leonard ranch. He leaves a
wife and child to mourn his loss The
body was shipped to Illinois for in
terment
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07

chotnikowi Armii Polskiej ~Jabionskie-
mu, nietylko, re wypiacic ME chca, ale
" dodatku wymyslaja go, pan ten W
srubianski spos6b zaczal sic W ubliza-
jacy spos6b wyrazaG o ochotnikach Ar
mil Polskiej wogole i ME chcac ma py-
TAME: Icy ochotnikowi Jabiofskiemu
naleza sic tam pieniadze "a prace' -
wcale odpowiedziec $3.50 zamknai
~telefon....
Me dalismy ale "a wygrana. 2 o.
ehotnikiem Jablonskim pojechala do
fabryki nasza sekretarka, parma Hele-
na Wolff i kiedy zwr6cila sic wprost
do superintendent fabryki National
,Malleable Casting Co." Nv kt6rej o.
ehotnik Jablonski pracowal) do pana
Mccarthy, ~pieniadze natychmlast, bez
k}opotu co do centa, ochotnikowi wy
pfacOne zoStaiy.
Polak, ,,furmanek' plate kolo u
wozu. wielkie zero wobec bos6w fabry-
cznych, ochotnikowi Polakowi wymy-
sla. czyni to samo oficerowi rekruta-
cyjnemu Polakowi - a obey, Ameryka-
min, pc dz~entelma6sku be- s1owa spree
riwu, zadaniu Ochotnika i prosbie u
rzednik6w stacyi rekrutacyinej ME Cd
mawia. pieniadze ochotnikowi naszej
Armii natychmiast wypiaca. ...
OF. jakich Polak6w jeszcze many.
Me darmo m6wia, Re niema gorsze-
go pana jak z chama, ale prawda to
jest. Nieraz i ME diva s}yszelismy ma
rzekania Ochotnik6w i nie-ochotnik6w
ma ,.foreman0w" Polak6w. Taxi, gdy
sic dorwie do ,,foremanstwa", chce bye
wiekszym bosom, anizeli sam wlasci-
ciel. \ to bardzo bolt. Przeciez my wszy
soy tulaczami jesteSmy, pOwinniSmy
jeden drugiemu ulatwiac pobyt GA
sowy ma tel ziemi, powinnismy bye po-
mocni jeden drugiemu, poSredniczyc W
wazniejszych sprawach u o~bconarodow
cow, pOkazac, re jesteSmy narodem sill
nym, kochajacym sic wzajem. Re war
ci jeSteSmy, by nam "a nasza prace
szanowano, DO ciezko tn kazdy ma ka-
wa{ek tego chleba powszedniego pra-
cuje. A jakzez A~merykanie maja mas
szanowac, gdy my sami sic ME szanu-
jenny, jeden drugiemu nogi, gdzie mo-
zemy podstawiamy. -.
TAX, panic Tyrakowski - laden .
tych robotnik6w, kt6rzy pod panem pra
cuja, ME chciaiby bye W pahskiej sk6-
RE 1 stawac pred obliczem pana Nc
Carthy / wstydzie sic "a siebie. A mo
les pan powiedzia} pred bosom, re ME
jestes Polakiem?.... TEN lepiej bylo-
by to ola mas, gdybysmy takich ME
mieli,...
DIS kwitujemy n~astepujace ofiary
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
re 'SPRkW
.Armii Polskiej
WE FRANCYL
u Centrum RekrutaeyjnegO W Chicago.

\ .Biuro Rekrutacyjne ola Armii Pol
skiej mieSci sic u zbiegu ulic Milwau-
kee / Augusta. Kto chce jeszcze W SEE
rcgi Armii PolSkiej sic zapisac, MECH
ME czeka, ME zwleka, ale MECH sic de-
cyduje Szybko, pO zolniersku do biura
re~krutacyjnego MECH zaraz ~przychodzi,
by szeregi Armii Polskiej powiekszyc
V czaSie StoSunkowO niedlugim jake
pam do rekrutacyi pozostaje.
~
0djazd OchOtnik6w do obozu KoSciu-
szki W Kanadzie. Odbedzie sic W ponie-
lzialek z parafii Sw. Jacka, gdzie pro-
5oszczem jest kSiadz Zdechlik. Ode
lzie OkOlO 200 OchOtnik6w. - z CEN
trum Odjada do koSciOla tramwajami
punktualnie o gOdzinie 9-tej ranO. Pc
obiedzie zn6w tramwajami do stacyi
kOlejowej.
Niekt6rzy m6wia, re W ~poniedzia}ek,
dnia 9-go b. ~, bedzie ostatnia wysylka
ochotnik6w do ObOzu. Me wiemy, ktO
take pogioSki rOzpuszcza. Rekrutacya
jeSzcze trivia i z~apiSywaG sic MONA do
Armii PolSkiej kazdegc czasu. lima
rzecz czy diuSo i jak dlugo bedzie
trwaia. My tego ME wiemy, W kazdym
razie dis. gdy MONA sic zapisac i do
Polski pojechac, pOyinien W szeregi
Armii Polskiej z~apisywac sic ks4dy
rolsk, ME majacy tn zadnych obowiaz-
k6w.
Jeden odjazd ochotnik0w do Obozu
odbedzie sic W poniedzialek, drugi 3D.
jaEd we czwartek.
wczoraJ zglosil sic do biura rekru-
tacyjnego Armii Polskiej Ochotnik Jan
JabIonski, zamieszkaiy pod Qumerem
2611 W. % Place, (ochotnfk Jabionski
Eapisaf sic do Armii Polskiej pred dwo
ma dnismi) / OSwiadczy}, re W po-
uiedziaiek dnia 9-go grudnia do obozu
wyjechac ME mOze, pOniewaz W fabry-
&c W kt6rej ostatnio pracowa} ME chca
mu wyplacic pieniedzy, re zwymySla-
10 60, a co najsmutniejsze, zwymySiac
go mial foreman" Polak CD nazwi-
skiem Jack" Tyrakowski. I to ivy
myslal go po polsku....
Officer rekrutacyjny, pan T. Zielih-
xxi, ME dajac WARY slowom ochotnlka
Jablofskiego, zapytal go o naive IA
bryH, a 20 otrzymaniu zadanej odpo-
wiedzl I nazwy, zatelefonOwal do owej
fabrykL, poprosil o rozmowe 2 owym
,,foreman'em" Polakiem (?l 1 kiedy
~Hrzecznie sic 90 zapytai dlaczego o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
ODDZIAL SO MA FUNDUSZ
DIAL 100 DO.
LARoW

Jak juz wspomnieliSmy poprze-
dnio, Oddziaf Bratniej Pomocy
sw. Stanislawa K, nr. SO Macie-
rzy Polskiej daf ma rece Zarzadu
Glownego sto dolar6w z kasy
Oddzialu $S.15, zebrane ma po.
siedzeniu, czyli razem $10S.15!
Czytalismy i o Oddzialach Ma
Clergy Po1skiej W Cragin, re mic
maio przyczynily sic do osiagnie-
cia naznaczonej kwoty. So jed
make Oddziafy, ktore poza cento
wynn podatkiem ma fundusz naro-
dowy, mic wiecej W chwili tax
swietej ola sprawy polskiej ME o.
fiarowaly. Szczegolnie odzywa-'
my sic do Oddzial6w zamozniej-
szych, ktore mogiyby dat sto do
lar6w a navel wiecej, a tego do
dnia dzisiejszego ME uczynily.
Ktory Oddziai dorowna setce
offarowanej przez Oddzial &c..
Ofiary MONA sk}adac w biurzc
Zarzadu Gl6wnego, pnr. 1457 w.
Division utica, Tub ma rece ksie-
zy proboszczow; W tym wypadku
tprosimy mas o tenn zawiadomlc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
SPRAWY -
MACIERZY POLSKIEJ

syer, MARGIN Wachadio; radni,
Bronisiawa Burzynska, Zofia Sur
man i Jozef Maczka; marszaiek
Iszy, Michai Murzyhski; marsza-
lex IIgi, Stan. Kiszel. Lekarzem
jest DIR. L. Ostrowski.
Pc przysiedze ~wypowiedzieli
mowy nastepujacy: sekretarz
generalny, Tom. S. Blachowski,
prezes, Wojciech F. Soska, dyrek
tor, Wiad. Kopatka, organizator,
Jan Bazan, prezes Oddziaiu, Ka.
zimierz zywiec i kapelan, x. Jo-
zef Zielinski.
Oddziai ma juz dose znaczna
liczbe czlonk6w, a jest nadzieja,
re wkrotce dosiagnie liczby stu.
Pc posiedzeniu urzednicy "a
rzadu Giownego i Oddzia}u udali
sic ma wspolna przekaske, gdzie
PREY miiej p~ogawedce zakorczc-
no dzieh tax uroczysty ola Polo
nil katolickiej W Calumet, INDIA
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07

Wojczyfski, Saucepan Ciszewski, Joze'
Rompa, Michaf Grzelewski Tomasz ga
| ia, Autoni Popa, Szymon Walczak. MI
I chal Gawi6ski, Andrzej Panek, Jozef
~Szwajkowski. Ignacy Skupniewicz, Jo-
zef Dudek, Jozef Ziemiiski, JoZef TIL
wach, Ignacy Jaworski, Teofil Miskie-
| wicz, Tow. sw. Kazimierza. Jan Pa
| oh olski, wladt P~apiorkowski, Wlad.
Wolonon. Tow. Sokolic Jednosc, Antoni
Blaszczyk, Franciszka Sznkalska | Fran
ciszek Roszek.
Pc $500: Franciszek Klimczak INA
GEEK wojenny s4.23, Wladyslaw Markis
wicz.
Pc $500: - August Dzieany, Antoni
Golabiewskis Julian Wasicki, JuliusE
wacholcz, Jan Fularon, Piotr Michal-
| ski, F. Studzinski, X. Manicki, n. ia
bionski, Szczepan Nowak, Jan Jakubo-
wski, Franciszek Depa, Teod. Milo.
stan i Ignacy Jankowski.
Pc $3.50: Jozef Solecki.
Pc $2.OO: - Walenty Gozdzik, Pawet
Depa, Wincenty Miszukanis. Wojclech
Drzewiecki, J6zef Piotrowski, Felix's
Gallon, Micha1 Glugla, Francszek Kuscli.
Wawrzyniec Dudek, F. Felski, NJ. Bic
lawski, S. Elwart, Wincenty Kardasz,
DIR. Jan Urban, F. Jazdzyk / S.. Michs-
lax.
Pc $3.50 A. Menczynski.
Pc $500: - A. Machalski, w. Janko-
wski, F. Racial, J. Kozfowski, W. To-
maszewski, A. O~wczarzak, W. Kiosow-
ski, NJ. Karas, W. Goczewski, ]. SwIsr.
czyhskI, E. Berendt, F. Kakaraka, w.
LasGowski, j. Opiela, T. Chubihski, s.
Sielski, Jozef Mizerkiewicz, Jozst
Swiontek, Jan Kuczynski, Jan Raca,
Jozef Depa, Ign. Koszucki, Antoni CT
muchowski, Bron. Piatkowski, Ludwik
Szalkowski, Mat. Bura, Wincenty Corn"
Der, Jozefa Lukritz, Ludwik Przybyl-
ski, J6zef Mulaski, Marcyanna Wanda
ia, Bernard Klass, Wlad. Gajewski, Win
Gently Kaczmarek, Walenty Haskens,
Piotr Perkowskl, Franc. Winikajtys.
Rezalia Fiafkowska, Ka5imierz Wajda,
Aleksander Konopski, Jozef K%oiodziet,
ski, ]. Glomski, L. linda, A. Zagrzebski,
B. Kaszynskl. ]. Suchonik, S. Martyh-
J. Wasik, S. Kozon, A. Cienclwa, J. Ry-
kowska, J6zef Tesmer, Aug. Gierdzie-
wicz, P. Pura1ewski. J6zef Kruger, Br.
Poplawski, S. Zielihski, j. Ryngwalski,
J. Krempa, j.. W~awr5yniak, ]. Mayor
ny, A. Cicierski, J. Csarnowski, S. Grey
mski, Wlad, Pyzyna | Boil. Klepacki.
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INSTALACYA ODDZIALU
los, w CALUMET, INDIANA.

w niedziele, dnia 1go grudnia,
W sail pnr. 500 Melville ave.,
Calumet, Ind, odbyio sic insta-
lacyjne posiedzenie Oddziaau Ka-
zimierza Puiaskiego, nr. 105 Ma
Clergy Polskiej. Ma instalacyi ODE
chi byli z Zarzadu Glownego, -
prezes, Wojciech F. Soska, sekre
tarz ~generalny, Tom. S. Blachow.
ski i dyrektor Wlad. kopatka.
Posiedzenie zagail dyrektor
kopatka, jake jeden z organizato-
row Oddzialu. Instrukcyi czfon--
kom i cz}onkiniom udzieli} sekre-
tarz Blachowski a przysiege, Z po
wodu chwilowej uieobeenosci ka-
pelana, a zarazem cztonka 3D.
dziatu X. Jozefa Zielihskieso.
przyjai prezes g~eneralny, p. So
ska, zar6wno cd czionk6w jak j
urzednik6w, ktorymi So: pre-
yes, Kazimierz zywiec; wicepre-
yes, MARGIN Herubin; sekr. prot,
organizator, Jan Bazan; sekr.
fin, Mikoiaj Trzesniowski; ka-
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JADWIGOWA.

W drugiej pofowie miesiaca listopa'
da ziozyli p~arafianie sw. Jadwigi swe
datki ma Fundusz Narodowy jak ma
stepuje:
Pc $4,000: - Dw6r Mikolaja Roper
nika. Tow. sw. Floryana bond.
Pc $4,000: - Franciszek Nurczyk
bond, Sposka budownicza 15tej wardy'
| GAnowefa K~alwasinska bond, Roman
Kledzik, Jan NJ. Nowicki 1 Juliusz Cor
| don.
Pc $500: - Tow. sw. Wojciecha.
Pc $780, 90: BraciaStruzynscy, Ma
| chrzcinach u OBJ. Ign. WroblewsGiego.
Pc $500: - Tow. sw. Stanislawa ko
| SIKH, Oddzia1 sw. Albina, Jan Masts|
lerczyk, Kazimierz Politowicz, DR.. Wa
claw w~awrzyiski, Antonina Schultz,
| Jan Kopanski, Leopold Kozakiewicz,
| Mieczyslaw Madzihski, Cecylia Dixon.
Pc S31.o0: - Franciszek Gfowacki W
znaczkach w~ojennych.
Pc $4,000: - Kazimierz Kluczyhskl.
Pc $500: - Tow. Polek DEVON VOL
nosci.
Pc 1890: - Jozef smuczyfski.
Pc $40 90: - wladysIaw Krajewski.
Antonf Karwoski W znaczkach poetic
wych. Wojciech Zasowski, Stanis'aw
JankowBki, Walenty PiszcZek, Jan Szl4
skowski, w}ad. Jaworski, Tow. Polek
baog. Jolanty. Tow. M. B. CE~estochow.
skiej, Ignacy. kieibasa, Michaf Fiako-
wski, Tow. Polek Gwiazda Polski, An
toni Baiihski, AndrzeJ Jajkowski, a
lima Prsybyia, Eva CzySewska, Woj-
CZECH orlow, Max Weber, Frahclsssk
Pfepiorka, Jadwisa Rogowska, Felix's
Rogowski, Jan Zbylski, Wlsd. Mazurek.
Or. K. Janicki | wiad. Zienko.
Pc $500: - Jan Jaworski.
Pc $500 - Ignacy Derkowski, re.
masz Bobula, J6zefa Babecka, Agnie-
Ska steciak, Stanisiaw Lorenz Kaal.
mterz Rysiak, DR.. w. Strozewski, Jan
Niklewicz, Jan kruger. Jan Demskl. Ma
teusx Heiminiak, IAN Piechocki, Fran
clszek Schmidt, J6zef Mlohalak. MARGIN
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$92,949.12
Razem

Ktokolwiek zyczyiby sobie dal-
szego wyjasnienia, MECH sic zgfo-
ST do biura Zarzadu Giownego.
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mnosci niechaj sic dolaczy ia swiado-
NOSE, BE przez sw6j dar ma Fundusz
Narod9wy Polski, pomogaem rozwese.
lie 1 uprzyjemnit te ~uroczystost W do
mu wynedzniaIych moich braci i si6str
z giodu ginacej Ojczyznie.
>Sp6lka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., i'm,
Boleslawa Wielkiego, W tych dniach
zakupila znaczk6w wojennych (War
Savings stampsl "a $4,000. Posiedze,
mia spoiki regularnie sic odbywaja W
kazdy czwartek o godzinie 7-mej vie.
czorem W hall parafialnej sw. Mary
Magdaleny.
Dzieci Szkolne W parafii sw. Nary
Magdaleny, re skladek swoich codzien
nych zebra}y $4,000 ma Fundusz 10cio
MilionOwy. Gym godny nasladowania
oby wiecej dzieci W TAXI spos6b poste
powalo, Odmawia}yby sobie smakoiy,
low innych slodyczy, a zlozy3yby ma
Polske.
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z MAGDALENOWA.

Ma hscie ofiarodawcow, ma Fundus2
10-cio Milionowy W parafii sw. Nary
Magdaleny, gdzie proboszczem jest X.
Edward Kowalewski jest obecnie BOG
nazwisk, kt6rzy dali sw6j podatek W
sumie $4,000 albo wiecej. Co dzie6 IL
sta hojnych ofiarodawc6w sic zwieksza.
Nadchodzace swieta pBozego Naro-
Hzenia", ably by}y powodem, ola tych,
kt6rych nazwiska jeszcze ME znajduja
sic. ma liscie ofiarodawcow, do spefnie,
MIA swego obowiazku wzgledem Ojczy,
zny-Polski. - Pamietajcie Bracia -
Gdy nam tn gi6d ME dokucza 1 PREY
jennie nam bedzie spedzic swieta Przyj
scia Zbawiciela Swiata. Do tel przyje-
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DIS kwitujemy n~astepujace ofiary
z}ozone W Centrum Rekrutacyjnem:
Oh. Stanis{aw Krajewski, Gas So.
Triple ST., dwie parry rekawic do
boxowania.
Ksiadz Franciszek Jagielski, pro-
boszcz z Fr~anciszkowa, cd parafian |
cd siebie: try pudelka ~papieros6w,
trzydziesci dziewiec kawaik6w mydla
I dwie kstazki powiesciowe ola zolnie-
rzy W Armii Polskiej.
Pan Szczepan Rakowiez, 1852 Mil
waukee ave-, ola 4oinierzy 300 HAWAI-
k6w myd}a.
Zebrano u OBJ. Czeslawa Sluayhskie-
60, podczas przeprowadzki, pod mr..
1915 Tell Place, ma pomoc Armii $780,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07

Jedeu odjazd ochotnik0w do Obozu
odbsdzie sic W pOniedzialek, drugi 3D.
JaEd we czwartek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
~BACzNOSC F~ILHARMONIA.

M~iesieczne posiedzenie odbedzie sic
W niedziele p~opoludniu, S-go grudnia,
1918 roku W sail parku Puiaskiego o
godzinie punkt 1 80 dlatego be koncer-
odbedzie sic 1890 stycznia a wiec bar
dzo waane sprawy przyjda pod obrady.
Obecnosc ~wszystkich baSdzo pozadana.
Wiad. PetrYkowski. prezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
FUNDUSZE MACIERZY POL.
SKIEJ.

Cd czasu ~nalozenia nadzwy-
czajnego podatku W celu pokry--
cia niedoboru z powodu. STRAIT,
spowodowanych epidemic oinflu-
envy, czlonkowie i czionkinie
roznych Oddzialow radzili, jak
pokryc niedobor; niekt6rzy do
radzali nawet wziac pewna kwo-
te z funduszu naredowego i O.
Swiaty, Otoz kazdy powinien zro-
zumiec, re fundusze So ustana-
wiane ma pewne cele, okreslone
nazws. I tax: do funduszu naro-
dowego i do funduszu oswiaty
wp{ywa ty1ko pc jednym cencie
Cd czionka i czfonkini co miesiac.
Fundusz narodowy wysylany jest
prawie natychmiast, skoro Cd
dziaiy zaplaca, do Wydzia}u Ma
rodowego ma cele patryotyczne.
ma cele narodowe.
Z dniem 1szym listopada, br.
fundusze Macierzy Polskiej przed
st,,Uia;, sic lax naSten1rie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07

Czionkowie orkiestry parafialnej
racza sic wszyscy zebraG do hall pa,
rafialnej W przysziy czwartek dnia
1890 grudnia b. r. o godzinie 1890
wieczorem. ObecnosG wszystkich jest
pozadana.
u
Z Juz cd ~diuzszego czasu W parafll
Najswy. Serca Jezus, ME byio wy
padk6w smierci. o lyle, jak powla-
daja apidemia influenzy sic znowu
objawia. Trzeba przedewszystkiem
sic ustrzedz i un'kat tel choroby; a
mianowicie: przewietrzac swe miesz-
kama, uzywat wiele swiezego po-
wietrza, Eye z umiarkowaniem, no.
sic sic cispio, jezeli zastosujecie sic
do powyzszych wskazowek, to z pc
wnoscia unikniecie choroby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-07
ODDZIAL 101, w EAST CHI
Cage INDIANA.

Oddziai 101 Macierzy Polskiei
w East Chicago, Indiana, odegra}
sztuke pod nazwa ,,Przygody i
k}opoty fotografa" W niedziele,
dnia 24go listopada, ma korzysc
parafii.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-05
BRIGHT LIGHTS
 Of NY. DARKENED
 BY POLICE ORDER
Coney and Great White Way Lose Splendor; War
 Measure Enforced.

New York, June 1.-The police de- partment today issued an order that all display lights in New York city at night are forbidden until further mo- tice.
 No reason was given for the order but the presumption is that because of the presence of enemy submarines in American waters, the authorities are taking precautions against the possibility of air raids by airplanes launched from ubOats. The order does not apply to ordinary street lights, it was explained.
 Both the police and fire depart ment has organized emergency relief units of policemen, volunteer physi- clans and nurses.
 Coney Island and all other seashore resorts within the city limits will be darkened tonight under the terms of the order, which was issued after Po- lice Commissioner Enright had con- suited with the military authorities. The order reads as follows:
 ''All display lights, advertising signs or special illumination throughout the city including the seashores will be discontinued until further orders This will not include city lights.
 "In office buildings and dwellings, houses where lights are used shades , will be drawn where it is possible to do so."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-05

Atlantic City, June 4.-Thirty- survivors of the New York and Porto Rico liner Carolina, which was sunk by a German submarine Sunday even ing, were recovering in hotels and at the Soldiers and Sailors club here to- night after 40 hours in the battered boat from which they landed this af- ternoon. Tho women were suffering from exhaustion, number of them benig unable to stand when lifted from the boat, and all had suffered from hunger and thirst as they h, only a little water and few biscuits during the time they wede at sea. None was in a serious condition, how ever.
 Boat Met by Fathers.
 The boat, commanded by Chief En- gineer McLaren landed at the foot of South Carolina avenue and was quick ly surrounded by crowd of life guards and bathers The exhausted passengers were lifted 'bodily from their seats and carried to an emer- gency hospital on the sand. Women and girls among the survivors were unabla to stand. some of them were attired in rough blue and overalls and jumpers borrowed from members of the crew; all were bespattered with salt, hair streaked across their faces was plastered down by the mixture of salt and water used on their foreheads in an effort to revive them when they Tainted. They were carried into the main beach hospital tent maintained for bathers.
 Anthem ROuses Survivor.
 One woman about 30 years old tainted as the life guard lifted her tenderly from the yawl and ran to the tent with her. At that moment the notes of the "Star Spangled Banner floated into the tent, and the woman, half rising on her cot, cried hysterical- ly: We are safe! Safe at last!' Then the she sank into unconscious ness.
 Mrs. A. l.. Seymour of New Yofk, who with her daughter was amoYng the rescued passengers, paid high tribute to Lieut.. McLareu and the men of his crew. Mrs. Seymour, al tho scarcely able to sit ur in bed insisted on telling of the heroic con dust of the crew.
 .We had just started for dinner '' she said, "when shells screamed a warning across the front of the ship T can't describe how I felt when the realization came upon us that we were being attacked without warning by submarine. flung my arms about my daughter and held her close All sorts of fears assailed us. thought of the women and children o1 France and Belgium, and it was mad dening. Then another shell came -shrapnel they said it was. It splint cred forward. N#
 "Our ship had no arms, and the cap tain ordered the engine stopped Something grated along the side; il was large boat from the submarine The officer in command spoke very good English. He told the captain