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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
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Rev. c. c. Wier, Pastor; Resience, 25S
Vallette Street; Phone, Algiers
1913.
Last Sunday morning the superin-
tendent of the Sunday School had re-
quested an especial service for pa
rents and children. The special ser
mon was prepared and the Junior
Choir was up to their usual standard,
but the congregation was humil-
iatingly small.
At night there was a good attend
ance to hear the pastors sermon,
The First Quarrel" as recorded in
Gen. Alb. The incident recorded
the first murder, the first martyr for
righteousness sake and the first
death on earth. The love of God to
man throughout the whole transac.
ton. Emphasis was placed upon how
God personally plead with Cain to get
his life right. Cain made an offering
according to his own plans and
ideas. Abel made an offering in faith
according to Gods own plan as re.
vealed to them. Men should have
faith according to Gods plan and ap
proach him in faith.
PERSONALS.
On Wednesday, June 5, 1918, Mr.
Thomas J. Entwistle and Miss Rose
|. Garland were united in marriage al
| 25S Vallette Street, Rev. c G Wier
officiating. Mr.. c. r. Entwistle and
Miss NJ. NJ. Garland were attendants
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple hurried to the Louis
vile and Nashville train. Their
honeymoon will be spent in Savan
| nah, Ga.
Ensign Edward Pettigrove had only
short furlough, but 1t was lone
enough to have at least hurried visit
home He has been ''over yonder'
for several months.
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ
Brown will be glad to know that theil
little daughter, Miriam, who has haC
diptheria, is now out of danger. Mrs
Brown herself has been sick, but i:
now convalescent.
News has come from various boy:
in the uniform during the week.
Mr. H. H. Gibson has had a lettel
from Ansel, with the good news tina
the doctors have declared him free
from tuberculosis and that he has re
gained 81 pounds Of the 10 that h
lost while sick.
Raymond Chaser has been in thu
hospital at Camp Pike, but is nov
we'll again.
The pastor received a nice not
from Curtis G. Gren on the s.
Maine. He is well and sends regard
to Algiers friends.
Henry f. Albrizze also wrote from
Camp Sheridan. He is quite well an,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
JUNE oath AIGIERS DAY.

Monday, June oath will be al
giers Day" for the sale of Thrift and
War Saving Stamps, and Mrs. X. NJ
Waller and her Committee will be in
charge of the Thrift Stamp Bank in
Canal Street in front of Lizards. II
is the wish of the committee that AL
giers make a good showing and would
ask that everyone who Is buying
Thrift or War Saving Stamps enter
their order with the committee. Or.
ders will be taken and stamps de
livered. Orders can be left with
Mrs. K. NJ. Waller, 219 Olivier st.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
Msyssco'z'svz

The rector included in his vista
tions last week the Lower Coast,
Camp Nichols and the Delgado
Chapel at the Charity Hospital.
Mount Olivet's Service Flag Of
thirty stars is now in its place in the
church. The dedication service took
place on last Sunday at evening
prayer. In the professional Royland
Briel of Mount Olivet Choir led, carry
ing the church flag; Trumpeter Her.
man of the United States Marine
Corps, the American, and David
Jones, yeoman United States Navy,
the service flag. A detail of men
from the Naval Station were present
under the leadership of Captain
Harry Manson. The music was rem
dered by the combined choirs of
Mount Olivet and the Free Church
of the Annunciation, with Mr.. Hebert
Palfrey at the organ. The music was
most inspiring. the national airs OF
France, England and America being
sung The rector preached a patri'
otto sermon, Watch We, stand fast in
the faith, quit you like men, be
strong" I. Cor. 1913. Victory is
sure to those who are strong-who
stand fast in the faith and trust in
God; who acquit themselves like men
and fight for liberty and justice, for
righteousness and God. Let us trust
our God. The Christian Church en-
forces manliness of character. Quit
you like men," Be strong. We are
pledged to fight against sin and the
devil, and German atrocities Of to-day
are sinful and the very works OF
Satan himself. We are signed with
the sign of the cross and in this sign
we shall conquer. Let us not forget
that while we have pledged allie
glance to the flag, we do also pledge
allegiance to the Cross and to the
Church. Let us be people of faith
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

The Woman's Committee of the
Council of National Defense have or
ganized an employment bureau and
are anxious that every woman over
sixteen years of age who is anxious
and willing to work report to the
Council Chamber, City Hall, any day
between IL and and register.
There is employment to be had in
factories, stores, offices, elevators,
in fact every line of work that a wo-
man is capable of doing.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
900 EImira Ave.

mentions a nice outing to nearby
town with five of his comrades and
of how nee home cooking and country
butter tasted.
Rev A. F. Vaughan, the popular
pastor of Carrollton Avenue Church,
has been accepted as an army chap
lain and will leave to-day to take a
preparatory course before being as
signed to work. Brother Vaughan
was pastor in Algiers several years
ago and his many friends wish him
much success as worker among our
boys.
Carrollton Avenue Epworth League
led the vespe- services at the Naval
Station last Sunday Mr.. A. F. eau
dot was the speaker.
Eldred Drumm has been sick for
several days, but is all right again.
E. E. Cayard has accepted a posi-
tion with the Commercial Bank al
the Dryades Street Branch.
Charles Burgis is working for the
South New Orleans Electric Light
Company.
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. Is
enjoyed a trip to Spanish Fort Satur
day. The view of the eclipse out in
the open was fine. then the swim and
nice lunch before starting home
The garden had yielded enough to pay
for their outing.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Prayer meeting tonight at
o'clock. Let the attendance be ont
hundred. Remember the church /!
screened.
The Board of Stewards will NEE
Friday night at 8 o'clock at thu
church.
Services next Sunday, June 16, a
IL a. m. and s p. m. At night thu
subject will be "The First Preacher.
Let your guests know that tn,
| church is corner of Delaronde ant
Lavergne.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

home of Mrs. Ward Sadler. The
successful players were Mrs. A.
Theard and Mrs Geo. Herbert. Miss
Eugenia Herbert received the con-
ISOLATION. At the next meeting
which will be the souvenir meeting,
Mrs. A. Theard will be the hostess.
Mrs. Louis w. Peterson will
leave tomorrow for Chatawa. Miss,
to remain until Sunday. She will
be accompanied home by her daugh-
ter, Evelyn, who is attending school
at the st. Mary of the Pines Con-
vent
Elsie Hansen and Inez Wagner. lit
tile neighbors of the Mayor, raised 80
at a Childrens penny party, at 3OI
Pelican Avenue, for the New Orleans
Red Cross Chapter.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
Agriculture Stands First.

At the head OF all sciences and arts,
at the head Of all civilization and
progress, stands not militarism, the
science that kills, nor commerce, the
science that accumulates wealth, but
agriculture, the mother Of all indus
try and the maintainer Of human life.
James A. Garfield.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
ENLISTS WITH BASE HOSPITAL
No 1O2

Joseph Rumore, one of our well
known Algiers Boys. enlisted with
the Base Hospital No. 102 in charge
of DR.. Danna and will go to Italy
with that detachment. Rumore is
now stationed at Jackson Barracks
temporarily and will shortly be sent
to Camp Beauregard for training.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

PERSONAL.

Several of the jefferson Fathers
vii be at the Holy Name Rectory
mis- week, after the closing of the
eollege to-day.
Rev. Father Quinn, S. NJ, will be
y Algiers for the summer, to replace
iather Larkn. who will soon be leay-
ING for the Educational Convention.
Rev. Justin Howe, an Algiers boy,
VII soon be ordained and will be
here to celebrate his first Mass on
sunday, June 90. This will be a
reat day for Algiers and a memoir
soie event in the life of the young
mans family. A priest in a Catholic
iamily is always a source of great
Joy and legitimate pride. Very Rev.
father Larkin, s. NJ, will preach the
sermon; Rev. Father Bulin, s. NJ,
PROFESSOR Of Oriental Languages at
9e Catholic University, will be
reaeon, and other close friends of
rather Howe will be the other minis
ters Of the Mass.
SACRED HEART NovENA.
ms Novena was very we'll at
suoed this year and the closing was
speciaily interesting. The consecra-
n Oh each family to the Sacred
NAT was imposing and touching.
as enrolment will go over $50,
s,en is a very good start.
more pictures will soon be on hand.
FLAG RAISING.
nus patriotic event took place
uaay evening under most auspi-
s circumstances. The speakers
ou On the beautiful porch of the
sNory' which was appropriately
sns,l a1ed with American flags. The
an uce seated and standing, spread
on me beautiful lawn of the rec
~. Fuily 1000 people were present.
Al. trace, Archbishop Shaw. ad.
$3.50 the people in a few well.
~s,ssu words, expressing his grea,
ction at the patriotic spirit Of
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

1t takes lot Of patriotism to be
reconciled to the II per cent increase
in the cost Of cornmeal In 1917, in the
face OF a record crop and no exporta-
tons.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13
Arabian Bridal Presents.

Among modern Arabians the bride
groom makes the bride presents, which
are sent a day or two before the nup-
tials. AS soon as the bride reaches the
bridegroom's house she makes him
presents Of household furniture,
spear and a tent
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

The government ought to do one Of
two things with the spies and plotters.
Either give them medals OF honor and
pensions or break their Internal necks.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

american fountain pens are pOpu-
lar in France" say the commerce re-
ports. We trust that this will not d.
lutte the high standard of French liter
allure.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

The Germans are said to be puzzled
by the American gunfire. But that 10
not the only thing about the Amerf-
cans which is going to keep them
guessing.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

With eggs coming down, It Is ap-
parent that tho great American hen
has awakened to the necessity OF do
ing her bit.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

If the professors at Heidelberg have
discovered new planet with one
moon, we suppose they will call the
planet Hindenburg and the moon Lu-
dendOrff.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

OF course your conscience Is easy
now on the amount Of meat you eat,
but are you making the meat save
wheat?
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

A western wife refuses to let her
husband 60 to war. We need only one
guess as 10 who is the boss In that
family.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

For four years, at least, American
ambassadors have been unable to ut
ter the old complaint that their Jobs
bore them.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

Uncle Sam has raised the interest
rate to allies 10 5 per cent and as yet
none has spurned any loans at that
figure
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

With the reported disappearance OF
dogs In Berlin, the menace Of frank
furter war after the war IS sensibly re-
duced
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

Paraphraslng famous American
tense Unvest them In Thrift and war
stampsD but give no quarter to the
kaiser.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-06-13

Rev. c. c. Wier, Pastor; Resience, 25S
Vallette Street; Phone, Algiers
100
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02

kalendarze polskie Cd najdaw-
n.ejszych czasow dzielity sic ma
dwie czeSci: W pierwszej podane
50 m~iesiace, Z wyszczegolnieniem
swietych kazdodziennych i zmian
ksiezyca; druga Geese ma osobny
tytui, z wyrazeniem autora / TO
ku, a zawiera przepowiednie dla
blizszych i dalszych KRAKOW. w /.
1883 wyszedl W Krakowie pc Ia
c:nic pierwszy kalendarz gregg
ryanski, ii. do novel rachuby
czasu zastosowany. w XVII W.,
gdy Academia Krakowska chyli-
Ia sic do upadku, wzietoSc kalen-
darcy przeszla do Akademii "a
moyskiej, gdzie profesorem a.
stronomii byl Stsnislaw Niewie-
ski. Re jednak ogof oSwiecehszy,
czesto zawodzony ma przepowie-
dliach kalendarzowych, juz W
ME ME wierzyi, wisc Powstaio
w6wczas p~rzysiowie: ME zga-
/, dnie pan Niewieski, co zrobi Pan
Niebieski."
Ia czas6w saskich, najwiecej
produkowal kalendarzy Krakow /
ZamoS6. Ukiadali je profesorowie
matematyki, medycyny hub bota-
niki, t. wv. ,astrophile" hub nja-
strologiSci": W ZamoSciu Ormin-
ski i NiewieSki, cd roku zaS 1925
Ddnczewski; W Krakowie - Jan
Przypkowski, Ignacy Michaiow--
ski, Antoni Krzanowski, Jozef
Wieczkiewicz i inni. Zwykiy ty-
tut brzmiai: ,Kalendarz, W kt6--
Swieta roczne i biegi niebie-
skie, aspekty, wybory z czasem
siania, szczepienia, krwie pusz--
czania, lekarstw zaiywania,
wsch6di zach6d siohca, nalezy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02

Klub Miobdezy nWolna Polska'
ma pozegnanIu czionka swojego. zol'
nierza ArmE Auerykalskiej, OBJ
Walentego Koziowskiego, "a inicya.
tywa OBJ. a Maczyhskiego ziozyf ma
pomoc Armii Polskiei $11.OO.
OBJ. Jalkob Ryhski, 1854 S. Went
worth ave. ofiarowaf ola polskich
zolnierzyi3 80 ksiazek.
Piele gliarka, Kazimiera Jorda--
mex, plzyprowadziia onegdaj ma sta
eye relsrutacyjna No. 4. czterech o.
c%hotnikow. Wszystko chlopcy tn u
rodzeni, ponizei lat 81. "a nrzyczy-
na panny %Jordanek, dostali pozwo-
lenia cd rodzio6w / zostali przyjeci,
- I'D sic nazywa praca.
Ma drugi tydzien W piatek odbe-
die sic ma Miodziankowie wiec W ha
Ii parafialnej Tub u oh. Ko1ucha
Krechniaka. Om6wione; beda sprawy
zwiazane z przybyciem Brygadyera
J6zefa Hallera do Francyi. Beda tax
re %zaproszeni prezesi wszystkich to-
warzystw ma M}odziankowie j zalo-
zony zostanie Komitet Obywatelski.
Cd poniedziaiku ~zamieszczac be-
dziemy ma tenn miejscu systematycz-
ME, diva ray W tygodniu liste tych
wszystkich, kt6rzy sic do Armii zapi-
sail, a dotychczas, pomimo naszego
wzywania do odjazdu sic ME stawili.
Bedziemy ich umieszczat jake slakie-
row / tch6rzy, kt6rzy po zapisaniu sic
dostali strachu pred wojna / szwa-
lem | do obozu ME jada. Bedziemy
ich podawa6 dlatego, by Ich pred
spoleczehstwem napietnowaG, by spo-
leczenstwo polskie palcami ich wyty-
kalo, by i'm spokoju nigdze ne daio.
- Dlatego, kto chce tego uniknac,
MECH W przeciagu tych paru dni
zgiosi sic do Centrum No. 2 i uspra-
wiedliwi, dlaczego ME wyjechaf. Je-
Sli poda powazne ~przyczyny, zostanie
z listy ochotnik6w honorowo skre-
Stony.
Onegdaj przyjechai do Chicago
m{ody Polak nazwiskiem Andrzej
Dydo i tn zapisal sic W szeregi Ar
mil Polskiej. Przyjechaf on az z
Tacoma, Wash. "a billet koleJowy "a
placii $S2.06, jechal 8 dni i 4 noce,
podr6z miai ~uciazliwa, jechai jed
max, by tn stanac w szeregi tel Ar
mil Polskiej, gdzie dis kazdy Po-
lax STAG winien. Geese mu "a to.
OBJ. w. Wasowski, 511 Fields av.
E. Hammond, Ind. ofiarowal dla Ar
mil Polskiej kilkanascie ksiazek.
OBJ. ,Eugenia Banach, 1416 Dick
son ul. ofiarowala ola polskich zoi-
merry 5 ksiazek.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom sklada-
my staropolskie: Bog zaplae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02

Duhczewski artykulem polemicz-
nym, wymierzonym przcciwko.
k.azowskiemu, ktory astrologow
szalbierzami i oskarzai, &c
~ba}amuca prostak6w. O ukrop-
kach biaiych ma paznogciach u
reki" rozpisuje sic szeroko, thu
macao, co znacza ma kazdym pal
Gu, a jednoczesnie drwi z pre-
sad6w niewiescich, ,,kt6rych sam
Satan ma wofowej sk6rzc ME spi-
salby wszystkich." cary oczy-
wiscie Duilczewski wierzy i poda-
je przeciwko MIN rome remedya,
naprzykiad - podkurzanic ocza-
rowanego zebem nieboszczyka,
wlozenie mu W jego prawy but
ekskrementu czarownicy ipt. So
to srodki, podane juz ma diva vie
XII przedtem W ksiazcc francuskiej
Pedemontana, tlumaczoncj w
XVII wieku przez Szleszkowskic-
go ma jezyk polski i s~zerzacej je-
szcze w XVIII wieku, "a pomoca
kalendarzy Duiiczewskieso, stare
zabobony %francuskie wSr6d ludu
mad Wisla.
Rutyna prognostykarska byia
tax zakorzeniona w Krakowie, re
gdy Jan Sniadecki z obowiazku,
jake professor matematyki w Aka
demii Krakowskiej, ukiadajac W
roku ITS kalendarz, chciai a
miast .Prognostyka", dat DO
mysi astrologiczny", spotkaio TO
op6r. Pokuszenia reformatorskie
Sniadeckiego znachodzily jednak
poparcie W publicystycc polskiej,
kt6ra prognostyki potepiaIa su--
rowo. Pc zreformowaniu Akade-
nil Krakowskiej, prognostyk"~-
stwo zniklo z kalendarzy zupel-
ME. Kustosz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02

ma opIacaG jak najwyzej. W sk}ad
zarzadu wchodza: August Dahlman,
arezes; Teofil Pokorny, w%iceprezes;
Walenty SIosarzy,,:, ~sekretarz; VIA
dyslaw Mazurek, kasyer; Kons4anty
Sokolowski, Emil Wiedemann, Win
Gently R6zycki, Jan Bennke i Ber-
nard Mix, dyrektorzy; Jan M. Slosa-
rEyk, notaryusz.
Wczoraj wieczorem o godzinie Tel
Ludwik Ermanowicz, 1876 Temple
utica, blisko West Chicago avenue,
syn Stanisiawa Ermanowicza, spad{
z czwatergo pietra domu ceglanego
zabil sic ma miejscu. Liczyl ON lat
II wieku.
Pc z~jedzeniu kolacyi, W towarzyst-
vie dwoch chiopakow udal sic ma u
lice, ably tam puszczaG W gore lata-
wiec, ktory uczepit sic ma dachu no
wego budynku. Ch}opcy wlezli ma
dach i tam, gdy jedna reka opiera&
sic Ludwik o komin, ceg}a wysliz--
nela sic i malice zleciai ma chodnik
cementowy cztery pietra ponizej; do
zna1 on pekniecia czaszki, ziamania
reki i nogi. Zmarf on dwie minuty
pc wypadku.
Inkwest koronera odby1 sic dzi-
siaj mad ranem W zakiadzie pogrze-
bowym p. A. Grabarskiego, pnr. 1922
Cleaver utica. Pogrzeb S. p. Ludwi-
ka Ermanowicza odbedzie sic jul
tro rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02

Itym porzadkiem polozone / opisa-
me-; albo &; ,Kalendarz polSki i
ruski, w ktorym" it'd. Oprocz in
iformacyi, zapowiadanych w tytu-
lie, kalendarze wykazywaly dnie
Iferalne i lata klimaktryczne, roz-
wodzqc sic mad wpiywem planet
ma zycie i zdrowie czlowieka,
wrozac oraz p~rzyszioSc Z zac-
mien i komet.
Najprzedniejsze punkta kalen-
darza: Cyclus ~solaris, Aureus nu-
merus, Epakta, Indykcya rzyr1-
ska, Litera niedzielna, Litera
martyrologii, wymagaly istotnie
pewnej wiedzy astronomicznej
a~utorowie jednak giowna wage
przywiazywali do prognostykow,
jake Acknowledged i bawia7
cych najszerszy og6i, ktory "a ka-
lendarz dawal pieniadze. Micha--
iowski skomponowa} ,,Praeiu-'
dunn, albo prognosryk tnfiuencyJ
ma horyzont Polski p%rowincye
lei przylegIe" w r. 1874. Inni dru-
kowali .Prognostyki roczne',
rome ,,Konjektury" i .Praktyki."
Taxi sam charakter mia}y ka-
lendarze, ukladane przez profe-
sorrow fill akademickich we Two
vie, Poznaniu i Biaiej Radziwi-
..cwskiei, wydawane zaS we Lwo-
Poznaniu i SupraSlu. Soltsze-
wicz, dyrektor i astrolog kolonli
akademickiej bialskiei. w nka-
'lendarzu Polskim i Ruskim" IL
mieScii ,Wic z pospolitego ME
'bieskich planet ma r. 1913 rusze--
MIA uchwalone." Kalendarze zgro-
MAIDEN zakonnych w Whine,
Czestochowie, Toruniu, Lwowie,
Poznaniu, podobnie iak akademi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02
Ma Wolnq Chwile.
NajpOpularniejsza Ksiega.

ckie, poswiecone byly wieszczbiar
stwu. Nauk wyzwolonych doktor,
Jan Kulmiusz, w k%alendarzu, slu-
zacym INA horyzont wilehski, Ii
tcwski, zmudzki, ruski, kurlandz-
XII i inflancki" z r. 1870, najrozno-
rodniejsze przepowiadai zdarze--
MIA.
Pierwszy polski YKalendarz
Politycznyn wydal W Whine ma
r. 1877 Jezuita Jan Poszakowski,
PomieScif w MIN ,rewolucye TO-
CINE, lunacye, zacmienia slohca i
.Iksiezyca, koncylia powszechne,
herezye, zakony, SCREEN krolow
polskich, dzien narodzin panow
i inne rzeczy ciekawe, do polity-
cznych rozmow sluzace", lecz a.
strologii i prognostykarstwa "a
niechai. w ,,Kalendarzu Histo--
rycznym i Politycznym" ma rok
1889 rozpoczai Poszakowski die
je powszechne. Ma r. TAO wydai
diva nKalendarze Jezuickie Pro-
wincyi L~itewskiej", z prognosty-
karstwem zrywajac zupe}nie'; w
dni feralne ME wierzy. w YKa-
lendarzu Przeswietnych Dam" ma
r. 1741 atakuje przesad jakobykli-
makteryczny rok wiod} "a SODA
nieszczescia. Cd r. 1742, drukuje
Poszakowski W Warszawie yKa-
lendatz Rzymski Historyczny".
Sladem P~oszakowskiego poszli
Jezuici poznahscy, lubelscy i ka-
liscy, chociaz ME wszyscy W re-
formie k~alendarza dor6wnali mi
strzowi.
w rok po wilenskim, zaczai
wychodziG nKalendarz Polityez-
ny" W Poznaniu, a cd r. 1741 sKa-
Ilendarz Historyczno : Politycz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-02

ny" w Lublinie. w r. 1743 podal
on Z kalendarza wegierskiego
,,Tablice POLYTECHNIC do phleboto-
mil, II. krwi z zyl puszczaniu."
Me brak w kalendarzach lubel-
skich, obok zwyk1ych informacyi,
,,Instrukcyi O ksiegach, drukowa-
nych w latach 1745 i 1746 w dru-
karni lubelskiej", oraz artykulow
takich, jak: yGeografia Krolest-
wa Polskiego", Z przydatkiem
niekt6rych historycznyfh wiado--
moSci," hub .Historya biskup-
silva krakowskiego". Wychodzii
ten &alendarz do r. 1850. w Ka-
I1iszu Jezuita Bystrzanowski oglo-
Isi{ Honor NajSwietszej Maryi
Ihistorycznie wyrazony, przytem
kalendarz osobliwy ma rok Pan
ski 1741."
WIaSciwym jednak reformato--
rem kalendarza by} nietyle Po-
szakowski, lie Pijar warszawski,
Antoni Wisniewski i Jezuita WI
lehski, Franciszek Paprocki. Wi
Sniewski wydawai cd r. 1852
,,Kolende Warszawska", konty-
nuowana pc jego smierci, zasziej
w r. 1774, a przeobrazona w roku
1888 ma ,,Kalendarzyk Politycz--
NY" Pierwszy rocznik kolendy
poda} ,Informacye o Sejmach
Polskich" oraz .Wiadomosc o
KS. Kurlnadzkim." pr1gi: o.
sobliwosci w Polszcze, kt6re sic
W innych krajach ME znajduja",
z opisem roznych zr6del nafty ma
Podkarpaciu i polar jednego
mich pod jakas CORA Dzwina. u
waza Wisniewski "a rzecz praw-
dopodobna istnienie mieszkah-
COW ma ksiezycu i gwiazdach, Ybo
poc6zby je Pan Bog stworzyi?"
Pisze nawet: II jezeli to jest TAX
re podobne do prawdy, co sic Kar
tezyuszowi zdaje, re lie jest
gwiazd, lyle jest siohc6w, kolo
ktorych sic znowu rome obraca-
ia planety, toe i ma tycb planetach
musiaiby ktos chwalit Boga."
Nastepne roczniki So bardzo
obfitc pod wzgledem najroznorod
niejszych informacyi W sprawach
|biezacych - skrajowych | "a
granieznyeh. Spisujs dygnita-