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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
count SOLDIER
BALLOTS TODAY
Names Have Been Copied and
Counting viii Begin This
Afternoon

The county board of wiz
begin counting tho votes of the sol
diers at the court house, New Brury-
wick this afternoon Mt 2:3e o'clock.
They finished copying the names of
those who had -et.irneJ ballots yef-
terday. In all there were 39S votes
returned. OF these Perth Amboy
furnished 100.
II is stated tat the Republicans al
most concede the election OF Andrew
J. Wight. but there IS still consider
able interest IN the freeholder contest
between Warnsdorfer and Bennett.
Friends OF Mr.. Bennett offered to
a new hat yesterday h a he
would be declared elected.
It was stated this morning thai fur
Their sittings of the board OF
ers would go over until next week but
II was later agreed between Fred e.
Schneider. state Republican commit
teeman for Middlesex county n
Thomas II. Hagerty. Democratic coun-
~ chairman that the should
commence Mt, once.
Andrew j. Wight. n of the inter-
ested candidates and Thomas Brown
who Is representing the Democrats OF
the county also agreed to an imnie-
date count.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
NO LONELINESS AT HIGHT
All Sorts Of Animal Life Shared Room
Of Guests Sojourning In Java
nese Hotel.

I could never forget the thoroughly
unmarked character of this isle Of
the East nor admire 1t as I had Ceylon
with Its wealth of wilderness and wild
life, writes William Beebe, In Asia
Magazine. Yet I am forced to admit
that never have l been on more init
mate terms with so many forms OF
animal life In any building as In a
Javanese hotel. Fishes only were alb
sent, and ! am convinced that IL i
could have remained, Ii would be only
a question O. time when the remark
able climbing fish of Jayanese waters
would have Topped across my portal
When a gentle rain began to fall at
dusk and continued throughout the
night, 1t seemed rs II most Of the In
sect life Of Java took refuge In our
room, and attempted suicide against
our electric Hight bulbs. One OF the
first arrivals was q mole cricket. ]
spent much energy In pursuit Of the
first arrival, before I realized that race
suicide played no part In the life prob
lens of g~ryilotalpa. Legions fol-
lowed. escorted by myriads of mos
quitoes, moths. beetles and nocturnal
dragonfIes. Then the vertebrate phyla
passed In review. A great, bubble.
eyed toad hoped fearlessly about our
feet dlgnifedly searching the floor for
fallen Insects, while a pair of mice
slipped from corner to corner on the
same errand. The air was winnowed
now and then by small bats. and the
walls and ceilings were q%uartered by
vacuum-toed lizards. pale-hued geckos
which wiggled swiftly from moth to
moth, or posed like delicate Javanese
paintings on shoji. Over the electric
light a pair of Indian sparrows sat on
their nest In the full glare, whiting FOL
the cessation Of this artificial day. Al
last we crept beneath our MEETINGS anc
In the darkness listened to tho patter
ings, and were lulled to SLEEP by tht
subdued small talk of oil the little
bungalow beings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
PERSONALS

William Drost. u. S. Navy is spend
ing a short furlough at his home in
Brighton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Macleod
of Hanson avenue and children visited
Private Joseph Matthews at Camp
Vail recently.
Mrs. Forrest Kemble of Market
street was a New York visitor yester-
day.
Henry X. Golenbock OF State street
was a Trenton visitor yesterday.
John Hriczko, u. s. Navy is
spending a Gve-day leave with his
wife in Catalpa venue
Miss Lillian Polkowitz OF State
street was q New Brunswick visitor
Wednesday.
Frank Pulasi and Alfred Valenti OF
Smith street are on a hunting trip.
Miss Sarah Frankel OF. Mechanic
street, was a New Brunswick visitor
"Wednesday.
Sergeant Earl Barnes of Camp Dix
is spending q short furlough with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Barnes OF
Rector street.
C. M. Peterson of Gordon street lef'
last night for mines In Pennsylvania
Margaret Weiss of Smith street wa
q New Brunswick visitor Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jensen and
daughter Grace OF High street spen'
yesterday in Plainncld.
Mrs. j. b. Smith of Smith street. at
tended tho state Sunday School con-
vention in Elizabeth Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday OF this week.
Miss Betty and Master Jack and
Donald Hendrie OF Elizabeth returned
homo today after spending some tim
with their grandmother. Mrs. Franz
Roesslcr OF High street.
Miss Marian Foersch of Vaile Dear
school. returns home today.
Elliott Caron of the u. s. a ",
Is spending a sixty-day leave with his
parents In Madison avenue.
Edward Regain OF the u. 8. navy Ia:
7ai'ca for France.
william Garris. u. s. navy. Is spend
Inc q few hours in this city.
Mr.. n Mrs. III. Spivack, of Fay
cite street. are visiting Mrs Spivack'
PARENTS over the wee end
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
PARTY

A reception was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L~ovenberg. OF
All Neville street. last night at which
the engagement of their daughter.
Esther, to Larry Beck. of 42S Comp
ton avenue. was announced. the
house was decorated with lowers and
the color scheme was pink II white.
Supper was served and was followed
by dancing. Miss Lovenberg is a
teacher at No. s school.
Among those present were the
Misses Lydia Oksen, Olga Larson.
Josephine Peterson, Bodil Skov.
Segrid Skov, Dagmar Skoy, Anna
Thompson. Kathryn Jensen. Ethel
Johnson. Agnes Koyen and Lillian
Thompson. Messrs. Erhard Olsen.
Peter Jensen, Waldemar Skov, Larry
Beck and Mrs. Chris Arnesen and Mr..
and Mrs. John Lovenberg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
Small Fire In Tenement

A fire in the cellar and first floor
of n tenement house at 42S Division
street at 2:05 o'clock this afternoon
called out the fire department in re-
Spouse TO an alarm sounded from box
62 at Washington and Fist streets.
The owner OF the house. a maj named
TillmRn. also occupies a part of II.
The fire started in the cellar n
when the firemen arrived had spread
to a part of the first floor, but the
companies soon had 1t under control.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
!SOC19N]


The Sara t. Drukker Suffrage CLUB
met "Wednesday afternoon at he nome
OF Mrs. Ludwig Wolff in Market street
Miss Buttenhein OF n war SanP
mmun Service gave an address
on Women's Work. HI st. Andrassy
orchestra rendered two selections.
Miss Annie Marsh gave some character
readings ald Mrs. Haywood gave the
state 5 .rrage report R~efreshmenS
were served at the close OF the meet.
ing. rhe next meeting Will De ne,u -
Tho home OF Mrs. Marcy Michaels IN
State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
no sECTJRE DONATIONS.

The business meeting OF the La
dies Aid Society OF The DANISH Chi'.
dren's HON. was held Wednesday at
the Home In Compton avenue. Cards
were issued to the members for dis
tribution concerning the observance OF
Tuesday, November rs. as Thanks
win Donation Day.
The t~reasurer's report was read
and showed a balance of S291.os. A
collection taken at the meeting net
ted s32.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
Berlin Soldiers Council Has
Dissolved the "Red" Guards

w associated Press.
LONDON. Thursday. Nov. 1.-THE
Berlin soldier and workers council
has decided to dissolve the Red
Guards, according TO an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhag-
en-. Capt. Won Beerfeld. the leader of
the Red Guards. has been dismissed
for making revolutionary plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
Says Germans Omitted Part
Of Terms In Publishing Them
% Associated Pres.

COPENHAGEN. Nov. 16:-The
Politiken quotes the British military
attache here, Colonel Wade. as say
ing In an interview that the Germans,
in publishing the terms of the armis-
tice. omitted six or seven articles. in
Guiding that relating to the allies
providing food II necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
Danes Greet Prince Henry

A narahor of prominent local Danes
went to New York today to meet
Prince Horny of Denmark, who is
VISITING In that city.
The delegation left here al ten
O'clock this morning and will present
to Prince Henry the good wishes of
the Dane of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
Hun Naval Delegates Will
Meet British ENJOYS To-day

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Thc German
cruiser K~oenigsberg which Is carry
ing the German delegates to arrange
the naval terms Of the armistice II Is
understood here will be met by Brit
ish warships this afternoon n will
be escorted to a point at sea where
the delegates will meet Admiral Sir
David Beatty, commander Of h
British Grand Fleet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
w. G. c. S. DANCE.

The War Camp Community Service
will hold a dance tomorrow night at
the Army and Navy Club and all men
In uniform are cordially invited to at
tend. The music for the occasion VIII
be furnished by Blaine Pritchard's
orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
WEEKLY DANCE OF }. W. n.

The Jewish Welfare hoard held Is
weekly dance in the Y. NJ. II. A. han
Wednesday night. Ahout two hun
bred soldiers and sailors attended.
Frankfurters and soft drinks were
served by the hosresaes. Mrs. M. 3.
Goldberger, Mrs. Hreenspan.s Mrs.
Rippen, Mrs. Sheer. Mrs. Freedman.
Mrs. Encherman, Mrs. Loblen and
Mrs. j. l.. Klein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
MEETING OF BRAGA LADIES.

The Braga Ladies held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and 1t was de-
cided to give a certain allotment of
linen to the local Red Cross. and ten
dollars to the United War FUND Cam
paign. The ladies who had served on
the Liberty Loan campaign for this
society are serving on the present one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
Appeal to Mrs. Wilson to Go
Through Diplomatic Channels

Ut eF7Tf0FeH FTFHL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-It wal
said at the White House today that
any reply which might be made to the
wireless appeal addressed in IN
name ofpthe German women to Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson to the aid of secur-
ing a modification of armistice terms
probably would go through diploma
tic channels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
nCoLTrE GUILD DANCE.

The weekly dance held under the
auspices OF the Acolite Guild of st.
Peters. will be he'd tonight in the
Parish House in Rector str set. The
usual features will be held. All men
in service cordially invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
CIR PETERS GUILD MEET.

Tho ST. Peters Guild met Wednes-
dav afternoon in the parish house III
Rector street. Plans were rlade IOr d
Gunner ana sale TO be hold on Decen.
her II. Tor the benefit of h organ
fund. The Guild sewed yesterday
for the fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
All Mixed.

Mrs MIx-"There was q tine when
you minded what I said, but now It's
like water on a ducks back-in at one
d and out at the other. London
Answers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
nmnRy on UTBERTY LODGE.

The Ladies Auxiliary OF Liberty
Lodge Brotherhood OF Trsirmen, VII
meet toni~ht at eight O'Clock. All
members are urged to atteno as thers
will be q Grand officer present, and
business OF Importance ,sil be tran
sacted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
VICTORY DANCE MONDAY.

bs.hefdin-the Y. M. II.
mali on Monday night under the
auspices OF the Y. NJ. II. A. 1t will be
designated as a victory dance and men
In service will be admitted free. A
prize fox trot will be one of the many
features.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-15
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SO Market St.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
z BRIDGEPORT

rzystw znajdujacych sic W dzielnicy
Bridgeport, a ~chcacych pracowat ola
Armii Polskiej ma plenarne posiedze-
ME, kt6re sic odbedzie dnia 15-go mar
"a r. b. o godzinie S-mej wieczorem w
sail Adama Mickiewicza pod nr. 331O-12
S. Morgan utica. Ma temze pOsiedzeniu
bedzie obecny obyw. L. B. Haduch or
g~anizator Armii Polskiej, kt0ry Obszer
niej wySwietli spoSoby dzia}ania Ola
Armii Polskiej.
II szacunkiem.
Sub-Komitet ObywatelSki w dzielni-
cy Bridgeport.
AntOni Czaszewicz, prezes.
l.. SzwankOwski, wice-prez.
Julia Bauer, sekretarka.
Jan j. Berek, skarbnik.
l.. Zielinski,
A. R~ybakOwicZ,
A. b. ChrZanOwSki i
F. Lukaszewski, Kom. Rewiz.
y
Wielki vice agitacyjny ola Armii
POlskiej we Francyi, Odbedzie sic W ME
dziele, dnia 177gO marca +. b. o gOdzi-
ME 3-ciej popo}udniu W sail i'm. Adama
Mickiewicza pnr. 331O-12 S. Morgan
ulicy.
Ma lynne Wiecu, beda wybitni NOW
cy Armii Polskiej ktrzy og6iowi wy
tl6macze sprawe Armii Polskiej.
Vice kto Polak Tub Polka, MECH Spie
sly ma Vice %agitacyjny w dniu 17-go
marca.
Julia Bauer, sekretarka.
-
Prey koSciele NajSw. Maryi Fanny
NleuStajacej PomOcy, "a i~nicyatywa
ksiedza Pra}ata Stanislawa Nawrockie
go / Si6Str Felicyanek, oraz Pan chet-
nych do piracy, zosta} zorganizowany
oddzia} pracowniczek Odziezy ola Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi.
Dziatwa szkolna, Siostry ZakOnne, o.
raz Panic zaje}y sic praca ola polskich
Rycerzy z~akupujac weine, ably jak maj,
PREDICT wysylaG odziez ola tych zo1nie-
rzy, kt6rzy walcza o wOlna i niepodle.
g}a Polske wsp6lnie re Stanami Zje,
~dnoczonymi. Ia tax szlachetny cZyn,
Ks. Pralata st. Nawrockiego, nalezy sic
czeSc i uznanie zacnemu kaplanowi.
*
Do PIP. Wincentych Bernatowicz "a
vital bocian i z}ozy1 i'm W prezencie
tegiego synka, kt0rego chrzest odby}
sic dnia 24-go lutego, r. b. Vice z o.
kazyi tel, goscie kt0rzy byli obecni, pO
kolacyi w swej pogawedce, ME zapo-
mnieli i o naszej kochanej Armii Pol
skiei i "a inicyatywa pana Michala
Zielinskiego, re South Chicago, gOScie
ziozyli ola naszyCh polskich rycerzy ma
stepujaCe sunny:
Micha} Zieli6ski $1.00; Jan Donna
galski, $500; J6zef Bernatowicz, ST..
Tomasz Cuba, $1.00; J6zef Malanow-
ski, $1.00; Jan Szpajer, $1.OO; J6zef
Siwicki, $1.OO; Wincenty Bernatowicz
$500; Kazimierz Misiewicz $500. -
Razem $1,000. Pieniadze zOsta}y z}ozo-
ne do sub komitetu biura No. Sci ma
rece sekr. p. Bauer, ma co otrzymano
pokwitowanie, Bog zaplac "a dobra
mysl i ofiare ola Armii Polskiej.
~
Dnia 23-go lutego, r. b.. Odbyio sic Pc
siedzenie Tow. sw. Stanis}awa b. i NJ.
PREY par. NajSwietszej Maryi Fanny
NieustajQcej PomOcy, ma kt6rem ma
wniosek obyw. Adama Palucha, urza--
dzono dObrowolnq skladke ma g1odnych
W Polsce, z kt6rej wpIynelO $1,000.
Pieniadze zlozyl obyw. Paluch ma
rece sekr. biura No. Sci, ma co Otrzy-
mai pokwitowanie.
-
Ma posiedzeniu Tow. Sw. Heleny or.
2ga wv. Polek odbytem dnia 3-go mar
ca r. b. uchwalOnO z kaSy ma Armie
Polska sumo $1,000. - Pieniadze 70
sta}y z1oaOne do sub Komitetu biura
No. Sci ma rece sekr. p. Bauer, ma co
otrzymano pokwitowanie.
0FNN ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
Pred Kosciofem.

Widzialem ich.... By}o ich pieciu
Jeszcze W rosyjskich s~zynelach, ale jui
z amarantowemi wypustkami i srebr'
nemi orlami ma czepkach i piersiach
| Stoi pred koScio}em. A dOkoia mich
gromadka ludzi. Jeden 2 tych malych
wiec0w %ulicznyCh, kt0re co chwila pow
staia samorzutnie ma Newskim i jego
przecznicach....
M6wi jakiS pan cywilny. Twarz gmin
ma, chytre, swidrujace oczy i jakiS te.
py, niekreSlony uSmiech m~ieszanina
sztucznej uprzejmosci i zawzietosci.
M0wi czystym, ale niezmiernie pos
politym jezykiem. Una ma pamiec wszy
stkie wyswiechtane komunaiy wiec6w
rewolucyjnych. Recytuje je, jak wer-
sety pacierza. Czuc, re pOwtarza je sto
razy d~ziennie ma kazdym rogu ulicy,
Clos przekrzyczany, ~skrzypiacy.
Siysze tylko urywane zdania.
TowarzysZe.... To ME pOlSki o.
reel. to kruk, co ludowi pOlskiemu chce
ukrasc wolnoSc. -. Me ludu bronicie
inc polskich dwor0w... Carskie stu,
cusy iestesta... O! Geese wan pano'
vie magnaci!.. 80. A CZy wan ia wasza
Polska da jesc? Kto wan daje jeSc:
Rewolucya. A bez niej to z giodu Zdcch
niecie razem z panem MuSnickim. ia
snie panowie wan chleba ME dadzq, be
i'm chop juz w zeby dab i wszystkO ma
! SEE, i dwory, i stodoiy, i Obory, i stat
ME-. l POlska bedzie nasza, ale Ia
ka lax tu... Wszedzie~ jednako.... a
tego orla zerwijcie, BIO to pahskie o
szukahstwo.
I dotknai reka srebrneso ptaka M
piersiach jednego z polskich zofnierzy
Ale w tel chwili ma pieknych, spo
kojnych Piastowskich twarzach tycl
polskich ch1op0w z oriami cos blyslo
cos drgneIo, cos sic zarumieni}o. Jedel
z Mich odepchna} encrgicznle rcke agl
tatora:
- OrIa ME tykat!
Zaniosio sic ma burze Polskich zof
merry o~bskoczyio kilka i~ndywidu0w
wrzeszczacych ma Gale gardlo:
Go to? Bija polskiego %rewolucyo
nera.... Taxi sukinsyn.... Provoke
tory!
Chwila j~eszcze, a byloby pred ko
| Scio}em, gdzie w}asnie kOhczono o.
statnie modlitwy, przyszlo do bojki
ZoInierze polscy zwarli sic j stall wy
nioSli dumni i grozni. Prey Mich stane
10 kilkudziesieciu mezczyzn / kObiet
KtoS krzyknal:
,,Wiwat, polscy zo}nierze!" Ktos re
&C i'm Sciska} gorqco. KtOs grozi}: W.
ra cd Krechowiak6w! !" A tamci cOfneli
sic "a pag6rek Sniegu ulicznego i W cd
wrocie ciskali wSciekle wyZwiska.
Nagle jeden z zoinierzy z szarza poo
oficerska powiedzia} kr0tkO: ,,Rozejst
sic" 1 poszli ~posiuszni komendzie. Pc
sill bez slowa, spogladajac hardo W O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

Chyba n~ajlepsza odpowiedzia ma u
iadania r6znych ,%,polskich boleszWl-
k6w" z Milwaukee ave jest powyzej
zamieszczona odbitka fotografii, Ia
skawie uzyczonej nam przez pania
Helene Fadrowska, 1907 w. 17ta
ul. Odbitka jak widaG przedstawia
kucharzy batalionu W rzedzie siedza-
cych, Rad zaS stojacy to kwatermi-
stree. Jak widaG So tam / m4odzi /
starry, dobrze wygladaia. miny po-
wazne / zadowolone, widocznie ME
wiedzie imi sic tax, iak to chca pred
stawiaG ,,polscy bolszewicy".
Trzeci W rzedzie liczac cd Level
strouy W rzedzie stojacych jest VIA
snie ochotGik Fadrowski. MAJ PAM
Fadrowskiej. PAM F~adrowska uda-
wala sic do Komisyi Wojskowej z
prosta o uwolnienie meza, najpraw-
do podobniej "a podszeptami ,,czer-
w~iencow". Organizator p. ". F. R6-
zycki zbadal sprawe ma miejscu. pre-
konal sic, re wszelkie utysKiwania So
bezpodstawne, co wiecej ponownie
uslyszai cd PAM Fadrowskiej o Ego
die, by jej MAJ poIOsta} W szere-
Zach Armii Polskiej, z czego Jest
dumna chetnie niewygody swoje
znosi ola sprawy rolskiej.
Zaznaczyc tn wypada, re czterech
braci s}uzy obecnie W Armii PolskieJ
1 rodziua Fadrowskich z duma szczy-
Gle sic mole zrozImieniem obowiaz-
ku obywatelskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

czy agitator6w. 1 tium sic rozszedl, jak
by ten rozkaz zoinierza p~olskiego obo-
wiazywal wszystkich. Ma kupie sniegu
zostal tylko ten, co zedrzec chciaf z
ch1opskich piersi or}a bia}ego.
Szedlem W zadumie "a gromadka
polskich zoinierzy. 1 GAIA dusZa rozSpie
wala sic we mnie wielka radoscia DO
cullen, re idzie %przedemna Polska. To
luz ME CT Sami rekruci, kt6ryCh widy-
walem W p~oczatkach wojny W szerc-
zach rosyjskich. w ich twarzach, W ich
ruchach byfo cos nowego: Nieznany
rvs, ~nieznany ton. Jakas duma, jakaS
swietosc, jakas cudowna VIOLA i moe.
A niby mic sic ME staio. Tylko ten o.
rzei bia}y usiad} ma rosyjSkim szyne-
IN. Tylko cd Krechowiec przylecial wi
cher i spiewa: Grunwald, Wiedeh, So
mosierra! Przyszedl Ouch l namascif
ich polskim chryzmatcm.
Dziennik Polski).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
STANISkAWOWA.

Ubiegiego czwartku wieczorem
W koSciele gornym i dolnym, uro-
czyScie zakonczyfo sic Czterdzie-
sto-godzinne nabozenstwo w pa
rafii p. w. $w. Stanislawa kostki,
gdzie proboszczem jest X. Fran
ciszek Dembinski. Nabozenstwo
to rozpoczelo sic procesya a Poz-
niej Wystawieniem Najswietsze-
go Sakramentu w koSciele dol
nyrn, we wtorek o godzinie 5-tej
rano. Msza Sw. celebrowaf \.
Franciszek Repinski, miejScowy
wikary, a W kosciele gornym X.
Gorek z East Chicago, o godzinie
6-tej. Sumo o godzinie 9-tej rano
W koSciele dolnym odprawil \.
Zdechlik, proboszcz Z Jackowa a
kazanie stosowne do uroczystoS-
CT wygiosA Y. Wincenty Rapacz
z Kantowa. w koSciele g0rnym
zas Sumo o godzinie 1Otej cele-
browa} X. S. Siatka, proboSzcz
Kantowa a kazanie w~yglosil y.
Sara.
Komplete o godzinie $50 vie
czorem odprawii W koSciele dol
nym X. Franciszek Ostrowski Z
I6zafatowa; funkcye dyakona
sprawowal y. Franciszek Jagiel-
ski z Franciszkowa a funcke sub
dyakona X. Tadeusz Ligman, z
Kollegium Sw. Stanislawa kost-
XII. w koSciele zaS gornym kom-,
plete odprawil X. Jan SobieSz-
czyk z Maryanowa - dyakonem
byi X. Boles}aw Kasprzycki Z
Miodziankowa a sub-dyakonem
X. Szczepan Szczepahskf.
We Srode. jake drugi dzien O.
wei uroczystosci, W 'koSciele dol
uym SUNG odprawil o godzinie 9
rano X. Stanisiaw ~Swierczek,
proboszcz z Cragin; W koSciele
zas g6rnym, o godzinie 1Otej ra-
no, Sumo odprawii X. Jan Obyr-
tacz, proboszcz Jadwigewa.
Kompleta - w koSciele gor--
nym - X. Pawei Sobczak Z lad
wigowa, celebrans dyakonem byl
X. Stefan Kowalczyk, Z Cragin a
sub-dyakonem X. Jozef Tarasiuk'
kapelan Domu Starcow p: o. Sw.
J6zefa w Avondale.
w ko$ciele dolnym zaS kom-
petite odprawii X. J6zef Drzyma-
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prauls kntd, IeEnrE pniykl stalo o.
ria sza ave 1odziny ofisowe M sxpAl.
tach DZIENNIKA CHlCA'poSkIE0o
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POSZUKIWANIE.

Zolnierz Armii Polskiej we
Francyi, Adam Nowina (dawniej
Nowaczyk) poszukuje przyjaciela
swego, Michala Baumgarta, kto-
ry dawniej mieszka} w Buffalo,
PREY III. Sobieskiego, oraz kre-
wnych, Franciszka. Antoniego /
Stanislawa Sobczykow, do MEDIA
VIVA zamieszkaiych w Marion,
Ill. Ktoby znai adresy wyzej wy
mienionych poszukiwanych
niechaj je poda pod adres:
Sapeur Adam Nowina
CINE Genie
Gle Polonaise
Anglers, Maine ct Loire,
France.
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Polacy ma Maryanowie! Bacznosc!
Vice, jaki W tel d~zielnicy odbedzie
sic dnia 1890 marca, ma poruszyc
wszystkich do piracy ola Armii Pol
skiei. Wieczorem O godzinie 1880
zapelni sic hala parafialna.
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la, Z parafii Matki Boskiej Cze-
stochowskiej w Hawthorne, dya-
konem byl X. Jarka Z Gary, Ind,
a sub-dyakonem X. Jan Stoihski,
L Janowa.
W czwartek, jake ostatni dzieh
Czterdziesto-godzinnego nabozen
silva. w koSciele dolnym o godzl-
ME 9tej rano Sumo odprawli X.
WladysIaw Filipski z kantowa a
W koSciele gornym, o odzinie 10
tel, X. Franciszek Gordon, pro-
boszcz Maryanowa.
Komplete w kosciele gornym
odprawil wieczorem X. Ludwik
Grudzinski, konsultor w archi-
dvecezyi chicagoskiei, w asy--
stencyi X. Szczepana Bubacza Z
Tanowa, jake dyakoni X. Wojcie-
cha Janiszewskiego re Szczepano-
wa. iako sub-dyakona. " koscie-
lie dolnym zaS Komplete ~odPrawil
*. Franciszek Jagielski - funk
eve dyakona sprawowal X. Fran
c;szek Repinski a sub-dyakonem
|byl X. Stefan Kowalczyk.
Kazania we wtorek, srode i
czwartek w koSciele dolnym