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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
EXTENSION OF TIME
FOR VAR WORK DRIVE
National Committee Decides to Close the
Campaign on Wednesday
Night.

Because the victory celebrations early
last week delayed the launching of the
big drive in many localities, and for, the
reason that influenza, which has been
raging in Pennsylvania and the Rocky
mountain and Pacific coast states, has
retarded the work of the committees, the
national headquarters Of the United War
Work campaign served notice on the
country yesterday that the campaign
would be extended to Wednesday night.
Here in Vermont the extension means
that the state win have more time in
which to make its aggregate subscrip-
tion 100000, the goal of the campaign
ers, now that the minimum quota has
been realized.
Vermont was one Of the first 10 states
in the union to pass its minimum quota,
and for that reason the state has earned
the right to have one of the huts in
France named after it. II is now the am
bition of the state chairman and the
state director to give Vermont 100 per
cent record on reports from towns and
cities, In other words, every town and
city is to be placed ON record as having
made some kind of donation. Saturday
night Brattleboro business men yolun-
tarily raised their quota from S24,0 900 to
$2s,5o0, and. actually win make 100000
the towns quota, thus guaranteeing a
gift of So per capita to the boys over
there
Swanton, Highgate and Enosburg, in
Franklin county, already have gone so
per cent over their quotas. Many COM
mittees are now accepting live stock,
vegetables and other gifts from farmers
and from people who are unable to make
cash donations. Auctions follow, after
the precedent established by the Goose
Green in Barre, and the proceeds are
turned over to the town committee. Roy
alton and Hartford are among the towns
that have made success of this method,
Vermont on Saturday night still led
New England in the per capita contribu-
| tions Of the students divisions. st. Mi
chaels college and Norwich university
have doubled their quotas, and the total
for the state IL S20320 In the Victory
divisions, the boys, numbering 6793, have
pledged S20.666.l0, while 6,740 girls have
pledged Slo,357,l3 John S. Williams,
comptroller Of currency, Washington, has
wired John R. Mott, the national cam
paign director, that national banks can
make conditional subscriptions dependent
on the passage of the bill now before
| Congress
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
FUNERAL OF MRS. c. W. vANcoR.
Was Attended BY Many City Officials
and Friends.

AT the city farm on the Merchant
street extension Saturday afternoon
services were held for Mrs. G. w. Vancor,
late matron of the institution, whose
death Thursday morning followed an ill-
ness Of several weeks. The obsequies
took place at 2 o'clock, with Rev. j. b.
Reardon, pastor of the Universalist
church, officiating, City officials were
present in number to pay tribute to the
memory of faithful public servant, and
a delegation attended from the ladies of
the G. A. r. AT the close of the serv-
ice, the patriotic ritual of the G. A. R.
auxiliary was read Those who acted as
bearers are; George II. Colamer, John
Brown, Ray f. Coppins and r. II. Van
cor, nephews of the deceased, Frank g.
Minard and George Stone. There was
profusion Of flowers, which included
a number of set pieces, Interment was
made in Hope cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
DIED AT MONTPELIER.
Miss Josephine E. Brown, Who Had Been
III Long fine.

Miss Josephine Elsie Brown, aged AZ
years, died in Montpelier during last
night after FIVE years illness Ulcers Of
the stomach seemed to be the first cause
of her sickness, then three years ago the
disease was diagnosed as cancer, and for
the last year doctors had pronounced it
multiple sclerosis She was native of
Montpelier, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Brown A dressmaker by
trade, she was employed for eight years
in Burlington Her father died a year
ago this month. She is survived BY her
mother, two sisters, Mrs. Charles Emer-
son of Providence, R. l., and Miss Carrie
Brown of Montpelier, also two brothers,
William of Montpelier and Henry, whose
address is unknown. The funeral will
be held at o'clock Wednesday morning
from st. Augustine's church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
PUT CHILDREN IN SCHOOL.
Active Campaign Launched BY Depart.
ment of Labor.

Washington, D. c., Nov. ls.-An active
campaign to secure the return to school
Of thousands Of children who have been
drawn into industry during the war has
been launched by the children's bureau
of the department of labor. An an
nouncement to-day said that notices had
been sent to all state officials response
Bile for the enforcement Of school attend
ance and child labor laws asking their
cooperation.
Thousands Of children, the announce
ment said, were drawn into unsuitable
occupation during the war by the at
traction of high wages.
In many instances children under four
teen are being employed more than eight
hours day, it was said, and children
as young as five years have been found
in industry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
MOSES SWORN IN.
New Hampshire Man Seated in Senate
Despite Protest.

Washington, D. c., Nov ls.-George
II. Moses of New Hampshire was sworn
in as member Of the Senate to-day aft
er sharp debate in which Chairman
Pomerene Of the committee on privilege
and elections attempted to defer the ac-
tion pending investigation by the com
mittee Of charges of irregularities in the
New Hampshire election on Nov. 5.
Later Senator Pomerene withdrew his
request that Mr.. Moses credentials be
referred to the committee. He said he
had no desire to obstruct the seating Of
Mr.. Moses, but that he believed the
committee should have opportunity to
examine the aifidavits charging irregu-
larity.
1t was on nyStion Of Senator Lodge,
minority leader, that the Senate voted to
permit the swearing in of the member.
II was pointed out that the action will
not Interfere with any contest before
the committee on privileges and cleo
tions. Senator Moses defeated John B..
Jameson, Democrat, at the recent elec-
tion by majority of about 1000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
WILL VISIT PRAGUE SOON.
Pres. Masaryk Will Then Go to the
Peace Conference.

Basle, Nov. lS.-President 7. G. Ma
sarky Of Czecho.Slovakia is expected to
arrive in Prague early in December. Aft
er short stay there, according to dis
patch from Prague, he will go to the
peace conference to represent his coun-
try and act as an advisor to the Ameri-
can delegates on matters concerning the
SlaVs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18

ing the greater part Of the day.
Villages and towns along the route
looked peaceful, except for some which
had been SCARED by explosions of aerial
bombs. The people were nearly all moved
out by the Germans In some cases less
than fifty persons remain in village.
The people generally were quite timid
when the Americans made their appear
ance. They remained in their houses un-
til assured that the Americans were not
another form of enemy. The Germans
had told them that this would be the
case. Once assured that the Americans
were friends, the welcome given by the
villagers was sometimes hysterical in its
earnestness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
GERMAN BANK DYNAMITED.
Property at Peking Expected to Be To-
tai Loss.

London, Nov. ls.-The German Asi.
attic bank at Pekin was dynamited by
unknown persons late last week, says on
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Tien
Tsin. The American legation guard at
tempted to extinguish the fire which re-
suited, but the water supply was low
and it is believed the building will be a
total wreck,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
CANADIAN NEWSPAPER MAN.
John A. Macleod Died in New York Yes.
terday.

New York, Nov. ls.--John A. Mac.
Leod, a well known Canadian newspaper
man, and for the past three years night
correspondent of the Canadian Press at
New York, died yesterday at his home
in Brooklyn.
His son is now serving with the Cana
dian army in France.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
FocH INVITED TO NEW YORK.
Mayor Hylan Extends the Hospitality of
the Metropolis.

New York, Nov. ls.--An invitation to
Marshal Foch to visit New York City as
the guest Of the municipality, was ex-
tended to-day by Mayor Hylan.
eve owe you debt for your part in
the triumph Of democracy over autoc-
racy" read the mayors cablegram in
part. "On behalf of the municipality
offer you the freedom of the city, which
is but a feeble manifestation of our deep
regard and administration"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
THANKS POLISH PEOPLE
For Their Cooperation in the Success of
the War.

London, Nov. ls.-A. j. Balfour, secre-
tary Of state for foreign affairs has sent
the following letter to the Polish nation
al committee:
"At this moment when the armistice
has set the scale on the united efforts Of
the allies in the cause of freedom, his
majesty's government is more than ever
conscious of the loyal cooperation which
it received from the Poles during the
course of this cruel war. 1t is great
pleasure for me TO beg you, on behalf of
his majesty's government, to convey to
the Polish people message of our sin
cere congratulations"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
MOONEY APPEAL
WAS DENIED
The U. S. Supreme Court Re-
fused to Review Labor
Leaders Case
HE is SENTENCED
TO DIE ON DEC. Is
Having Been Convicted Of
Murder in San Francisco
Bomb Explosion

Washington, d. G., Nov. ls-The su-
preme court refused to-day to review the
case Of. Thomas j. Mooney, labor leader,
under sentence to die Dee. l3, for muir
der in connection with bomb explosion
two years ago in San Francisco.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
ARE NRAR GERMAN BORDER.
The Americans Occupied New Line Last
Night.

Washington, Nov. 49,. Reporting to-
day on the march of the third American
army into Belgian territory evacuated by
the Germans, General Pershing announced
that by nightfall yesterday the advance
elements had reached the line Ecouviez-
Sorbey Mars La Tour, or near the Ger
man border
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
GERMAN ELECTION FEB. ..
Electoral Lists Are Being Prepared, Says
Berlin Rumor.

Paris, Nov. ls.The electoral lists for
voting for members of the constituent
assembly in Germany viii be completed
on Jan. 2, according to a dispatch from
Basle to the Journal, quoting advices
from Berlin. The elections win be held
Feb, 9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
FLocKING BACK BY THOUSANDS.
French, British and Belgian Prisoners
Show Signs of Captivity.

Nancy, Nov. IS (Havas) Released
French, British and Belgian prisoners by
thousands are coming into France in the
region of Nancy. Many of them show
plainly how long they have been in cap
tivity. The American Y M. G. A. is
clothing and feeding the prisoners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
-
WILL TAKE SIX WEEKS.
To Bring French Prisoners Back to Their
Homes,

Paris, Nov. lS.-The French authori.
ties rapidly are completing arrangements
for bringing home released prisoners of
war which, according to official French
figures, total 100000. II is expected that
the process Of repatriation viii consume
about six weeks time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
ACCEPTS CABLE MESSAGES.
But They Will Be Subject to Delay, An,
nounces Western Union.

New York, Nov lS.-The Western I'm.
ion Telegraph & Cable company an
nounced to-day it resumed the acceptance
Of trans Atlantic cable messages, subject
to delay. Service was suspended last
week on account of congestion of bust
naaa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
J. ". DAVIS APPOINTED
TO COURT OF ST. JAMES
Solicitor General Of the United States
Was Named To-day BY President
Wilson.

Washington, D. G., Nov ls-John w.
Davis was formally nominated to-day by
President Wilson to be American ambas-
sador to Great Britain, and Alexander c.
King Of Atlanta was nominated to sue
coed Mr.. Davis as solicitor general.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18

A Berlin wireless dispatch Saturday
announced the names of the heads of the
departments Of state, It made no men
tion of an interior department and it is
probable that the appointment OF Preuss
was made later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
MOST OF The VILLAGERS
MOVED OUT BY GERMANS
First Days Advance by the American
Forces Was Carried Out Without a
Hitch-Soldiers Marched Over FrOz-
en- Ground Most of the Day

With the American Army Lorraine Sunday Nov IL by the
Associated Pres morning the American ad
toward the Rhine will be resumed and another big the
road toward the Germany will be taken Today advance
went without hitch.
The roads over which the Americans marched frozen dur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
NEW DEPARTMENT
Has Been Added to the German Govern.
ment-Hugo Preuss Chosen For It.

Basel, Nov Is tHavas) Hugo Preuss
hsa been appointed German state secre-
tary of the interior, according to Ber.
lin dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
CHILDREN TRAMPLED
During Theatre Fire in Madrid Last
Night.

Madrid, Nov ls.-A false alarm of fire
created panic in the Castelon theatre
last night and ~ children and one soldier
were trampled to death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-18
EXPECT FRENCH TROOPS
nv BUDAPEST SOON
Hungarian Minister of War Announces
That Fifty French Officers and 1000
i French Soldiers Are Being
Prepared For.

Basel. Nov. ls.-The Hungarian min
lister of war announces the early ar
rival in Budapest of fifty French off
GERS and 1000 French soldiers. Barracks
are being prepared for the soldiers while
a hotel will be set aside for the officers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

rzowie. Poniewaz w tym tygodniu, die
XII energicznej agitacyi tegoz komitetu,
ma kt6rego czele SO KS. w. Furman l
Oh. Leon Silva i dzieki n~iezmordowa-
mel piracy s~ierzanta drucha J6zefa Choj
nackiego pozyskano 20 ochotnik6w do
Armii Polskiej, przeto postanowiono cd
jezdzajacych pozegnac skromnym vie
czorkiem, kt6ry odbedzie sic w nie--
dziele wiecz6r O godzinie S-mej W ha-
Ii obyw. F. SkarpiGskiego. Opr6cz tego
kilku obywateli ziozylo ma rece Obyw.
Leona Sliwy So ma cygara 1 papieroSy
ola Mich. Ma powyzsza kwote z1ozyli
sic nastepujacy obywatele: Jan GREE
gorzewski s., Albert Wachowski So,
J6zef Lewandowski. 50, Walenty Ku-
flewski, s., p. GAIA, So, Franciszek
Skarpi6ski, S., i A. S. 81. Komitet
uprasza wszyStkich, kt6rym dobro ma
szej Armii ley ma sercu | kt6rzy choc
iskierke uczucia ola naszej n%arodOwej
sprawy zachowuja, ably ma to pozegna-
ME naszych przysziych bochater6w ra-
czyli niezawodnie przybyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Ubieg{ego czwartku jake W dzie1
Bozego Ciaaa, W .mySl intencyi OLGA
Swietego o RICHLY, sta}y | sprawiedli-
wy pok6j, Y. w. Furman proboszcz
Kazimierzowa odprawil uroczysta Su-
me W asystencyi y. ]. Zelezi1skiego
jake dyakona, y. DR.. J. Koz}owskiego
jake subdyakona i X. A. Koytka jake
mistrza ceremonii. KoSci6} byl przepe}
niony ludzmi do tego stopnia, re INA
czna Geese musiaia STAG ma zewnatrz
k~oScio{a. Pc sumie odby}a sic ivy
czajem ~staropolskim uroczysta proce-
sya, podczas kt6rej celebrantem by} X.
L. Sychowski i poprzednio wymienieni
dyakon i subdyakon. Poch6d procesyi
otwiera} szereg panien W bell, mini
stranci z pochodniami | dziewcZatka
sypiace kwiaty. Ia .niemi, W otoczeniu
ksiezy, pod bogatym b~aldachimem, po-
stepowa} celebrant obok zas kapela pa
ma Nowowiejskiego Choir parafialny
z dyrygientem swym panem Bronisia-
VEN Kujawskim ma czele. Cztery OF
tarze do kt6rych procesya sic odbywafa
ubrane byIy przepieknie zywemi kwia-
tami a to przez Tow. Dziewic, Tow.
Sw. Benedykty, Tow. R6zahca SW. 10
warzystwa Matki B. Dobrej Rady. -
C1ionkinie tych towarzystw juz cd
wczesnego ranka krzataly sic ko1o Us
brania tych oltarzy. lego roku lud spie-
wal | muzyka grala nastepujace pies
nj: ;:,Twoja Geese i chwa}a"' W pocho-
die cd wielkiego oltarza do pierwsze-
go, cd pierwszego do drugiego ,Boze
W Dobroci" cd drugiego do trzeciego
..Serdeczna Mako" cd trzeciego do
czwartego ,,Kto sic W opieke" cd czwar
tego do wielkiego o}tarza z powrotem
u drzwi Twoich". Dzieki sprzyjajacej
pogodzie W procesyi tel tlumy ludzi -
wzie1y udzial nietylko z parafii Kazi
mierzowa ale 1 re sasiednich parafii.
Pc s~kofczonej procesyi nastapi}o bio
goslawiefst~o Sakramentem poczem
wszyscy rozeszli sic do dom6w.
W niedziele wiecz6r uroczyste poze-
gnanie ochotnik6w do Armii Polskiej.
We wtorek odby1o she posiedzenie
Komitetu Dzielnicowego na Kazimie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
J0ZAFATOWA.

Wczoraj O godzinie 7-mej wieczo--
rem. odbyfo sic u%roczyste p~ozegnanie
poborowych, z dystryktu mr.. 53, "a I'M
cyatywa / staraniem, p. Leona Wine
ckiego. pracownika ma polu spoleczno-
narodowem; DO zako6czeniu wszelkich
~notrzebnvch formalnosci w biurze po-
borowym, nr. 90 w szpitalu Braci A
leksyan0w PREY Belden i Racine ave,
Dry licznym udziale matek, ojc0w,
si6str. braci, %krewnych i znajomych,
wyruszyli poborowi z tegoz dyStryktu
do sail pa~rafialnej sw. Jozafata.
Ma czele pochodu kroczylo trzech
przedstawiaiacych Ducha z roku 1876.
Dalei sztandary Amerykahskie pc mich
postepowali poborowi odznakami,
Sill oni utica Belden ave-, do sail gdzie
Dry zastawionych stolach | pieknie u
dekorowanej sail, W barwy amerykan-
skie ina scenic umieszczono portret
naszego Prezydenta Woodrow Wilsona)
poborowi zasiedli PREY sto}ach, gdzie
i'm byIa podana kolacya; rozdane i'm
p6zniej by}y prezenta, kt6re skaadafy
sic z trzech paczek papieros6w, jednej
paczki cygar i puszki zawierajacej r6-
zne przybory %potrzebne ola zotnierza =;
podczas kolacyi przemawiali do pobo-
rowych nastepujacy panowie: p. Leon
Winiecki. X. Franciszek Ostrowski,
proboszcz parafii Sw. J6zafata, kt0ry
W pieknych i dobitnych siowach, po-
zegnai wszyStkich p~oborOwych; pc MIN
| przem6wi1 p. James O'Brien, asystent
prokuratora stanowego kt6ry mowil
ably wr6cili tax zdrowi i SLIM jak dzl-
| siaj o~djezdzaja, a gdy wr6ca zwycie-
| sko, to my kt6rzy tutaj pozostaniemy
| chylic czola bedziemy pred mimi jake
bohaterami. S{owa %szanownego m6wcy
wywarly ogromne wrazenie ma zebra
nych. Pc mowach wygioszonych, p. Lee
on Winiecki w kr6tkiem przem0wie'
niu poaegna1 wszyStkich pOborowych,
Wsiedli sic oni do c~zekajacych ma mich
automobil6w w kt6rych bylo %, a kt0-
rych dostarczy}y bezinteresownie ma
stepujace firmy: Aronson Cohn Co,
Birk Bros. Brig. Co., Chicago Boiler Co
| Gutman and Co., JuStrite Mfg. Co.,
Marine Iron Works, Security Printing
Co., Schenk and Iron Works, Bader
| Lumber Co., Boilers and Sons, Graft
and Dresel, Hubbard Oven Co., Ludlow
Typograph Co., North Western Brew,
Schmith Telegraph Co., Tonk Mfg. Co.,
Zangerlee and Peterson Co.; poboro,
wych bylo Czech - odjechal1 koleJa 2
dworca Union" do obozu Jefferson
Barracks, W st. Louis, Mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
z KANTOWA.

Parafia Sw. Jana Kantego pra-
cuje lie moznoSci, ably jutro II. w
riedziele, okazac sic jak najlicz--
niej w manifestacyi do pomnika
KoSciuszki. Marszaikiem glow
nym jest OBJ. Jozef Smoczynski, a
asystentami So OBJ. J6zef Guzy i
Franciszek Pacyna. TowarzystwA
zam6wify sobie dwie kapele i OBJ.
s. KioSOwSkiego.
Pamietajmy Bracia Kantowia-
cy, ably zebrac sic jak najiiczniej,
ME movie. re bez jednego tam sic
obejdzie. ale wyStapit wszyscy.
Towarzystwa sa proszone, ably
stawi}y sic ma Gas ma dziedziicu
s~zkolnym Sw. lana kanteso. .
godzinie Lei popoiudniu marSza}-
kowie powinni mice swoje 10
warzystwa poustawiane w szere-
81. kazde PREY swojej ctoragwi
gotowe ma rozkazy gi6wnych
marszaikow.
Dotychczas nastepujace iowa
rzystwa kantowskie zgiosily sic
do wymarszu:
Sw. Ap. Cyryla i Metodego mr..
145 Z.P.R.K.
Sw. J0zefa, mr.. 1S5 Z.P.R.K.
Sw. Jana Kantego, mr.. 1874 Z.
T. R. X.
Sw. lana Nepomucena mr.. 225
Z.P.R.K.
Matki Boskiej Czestochowskiej.
rr. 249 Z.P.R.K.
Boskiego Serca Jezus, mr.. 263
Z.P.R.K.
Polskich Uianow KS. ]. Ponia-
towskiego mr.. 27S Z.P,R.K.
Krolowej Korony Polskiej, mr..
ST Z.P.R.k.
Rycerzv Sw. Michaia Archanio-
Ia. mr.. BAL Z.P.R.K.
Sw. Wojciecha mr.. 1874 Z.P.R.k.
Kadet6w Sw. Jerzego, mr.. 4O2
7.P.R!K.
Sw. Bartiomieja Ap. mr.. 4O1 Z.
?. R.. X.
sw. APP. Piotra i Pawia. mr.. 1863
Z.P.R.K..
Matki Boskiej Lezanskiej, nr.
475 Z.P.R.K.
Gwardya Tadeusza KoSciuszki,
mr.. 400 Z.P.R.K.
Sw. Krzyza, nr. 1876 Z.P.R.K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Ma plebanii u x. ]proboszcza Fran
ciszka Dembi6skiego, zakupion Bond6w
Wolnosciowych liberty Bonds) trze-
ciei seryi "a sumo $121,450.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Jutro o godzinie 1-szej odbedzie sic
posiedzenie Oddzialu Sw. Pawla mr.. SS
Macierzy Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

W tych dniach do oboz6w armii a.
meryka6skiej wyjechali c~zionkowie
ch6ru sw. Stanislawa X: Waciaw Cze-
chalski, Jan Rusiecki / W}adysiaw Ma
jewski. Prey pozegnaniu ich Zarzad
ch6ru wreczyl kazdemu ma}y upomi-
mex.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Kaw. Pol. pc. Sw. Jana K, nr.
'627 Z.P.R.K.
Sw. Kazimierza Krol., nr. 72S
Matki Boskiej Nieust. Pomocy,
.rr. $50 Z.P.R.K.
Klub KS. Jozefa Poniatowskie-
so.
Tow. Sw. Czeslawa.
Dwor Sw. Stefana, nr. 901 /.
X L.
Tow. Sw. Stanisiawa B. NJ. S.P.
Tow. Sw. Jana Kantego, 5. P.
Tow. Sw. Dominica.
TowarzyStwa. ktore sic jeszcze
ME zglosily NIGGA to uczynic jutro
i powinny to stanowczo zrobic' a
bv ME zostac w lyle, DO w dniu
tym kazdy Polak zyiacy powlnlen
znalezc sic II stop naszego boha-
terra.
Koszta wymarszu maja bye zlo-
zone ma rece Stan. Pitery jutro
pred wymarszem.
S. Pitera, ]. Rembacz, P. Glba-
siewicz, J. Smoczynski, w.
Walinski, komltet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
BACZNOSC
Gmina 3 Wv. Narodowego PolSkiegO

Szanowni Delegaci Gminy 3-ciej, o.
raz Grupy wraz re swemi sztandarami,
racza stawic sic W niedziele, dnia Ego
czerwca, r. b., o godzinie 1-szej popo-
ludniu ~punktualnie ma punkt zborny
ma pofudniowej stronfe Cleaver ulicy,
frontem do Division ulicy. Zadnego de
legata, zadnej choragwi / grupy, Ia
dnego Zwiazkowca brakowac ME po--
winno. Okazmy solidarnosc zwiazkowa
| SHE Gminy 3-ciej. Gmina nasza zaw-
SEE by1a pierwsza we wszystkich spra-
wach zwiazkowych | narodowych, badz
my 1 teraz pierwszymi.
Leon Nj. NOwak,
Prezes Gminy 3ciej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01

Jutro W koSciele Sw. Stanis}awa 10
sikh zaraz pc sumie odbedzie sic pro-
cesya z Najswietszym Sakramentem
naoko}o koSciola; ~uroczystosc Bozego
Ciaia przypadala ma czwartek dnia
3O-go maja ale ola r6znych powOd0w
od{ozony zosta{ do ULTRA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-01
P~racownicy W Garbarniach

Posiedzenie pracownikow gar
odbedzie sic we wtorek, DIN.
Ago czerwca, o godzinie 8rnej VIE
czorem w Schoenhofen hall, Mil
waukee i Ashland ave. Przyjdzcie
i przystapcie do Uni, i polepszyj-
Gle swoj byt.
United Leather Workers
international Union
(Oef1