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The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Mr.. and Mira. L. p. Craig are now
Du Bots. Neb.. visiting relatives.
Lark had been to Mayos To undergo
. slight operation from which he
IL slowly recovering. The Craigs In
tend going south In . week or 70.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
HOLD YOUR HORSES,
LET" TILL LATER /!

Lester Hice. Of Bliss. Idaho.
has q solution for the beef.short.
age which 10 threatening Amer.
lea and the world. The Colo
RADIO Food Administration re-
ceived the following letter from
the patriotic and commercially
astute Mr.. Aice:
II am writing trying to find
market for horse meat r. o. B.
Raeerson. Idaho. can furnish
20 or 80 cars Of dressed meat Of
good healthy range horses.
Please give me the best price
possible"
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

After carefully weighing tho pros
and cons. the why's and wherefors Of
last election. we have concluded that
the Republicans were generally sue.
cessful In Colorado because they got
the most votes.-Craig Empire
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

We are not attempting to get out
a. good paper these days. a. part Of
our force Ia down with the now dread.
ed malAdy. But In this we are no
worse of than our neighbors. In Mof-
fat and Routt counties. Nearly every
newspaper plant In these counties 10
afflicted,
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Almer W. Moore Of
the lower White are mourning the
loss Of their baby daughter. Della
Elizabeth.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
Farrell Mclaughlin

Word came In midweek that this
aged pioneer In the Rangely section
had died 10 Denver. The remains
were due to arrive hero yesterday
and will placed besides those Of
his wife, who passed away several
years ego, In Highland Cemetery.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
Chambe;rlain's Cough Ren,etl

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Do not imagine that because other
cough medicines failed TO give you
relief that It will be the same with
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Bear
In mind that from . small beginning
this remedy has gained . world Wide
reputation and immense sale. A
medicine must have exceptional
merit to win esteem wherever Il be.
comes known.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Under the supervision Of Mr.. H. H.
Joy some very attractive improve
ments have been made In the Hulett
residence.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

The ban Ia of now ON building OPP
erations. Everybody who can get
the material can 20 head with con-
templated building operations.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

What q contrast 70 the weather We
had ut this time . year ago. Then
we had nice balmy fall weather with
dusty roads. Now We have what
some would call "old fashioned"
winter weather.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Miss Beatrice Joy left for Denver,
Wednesday, and will enter st. Jos
ephs hsspital training school for
nurses.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

All mon may be born free and
equal. But most Of them forget Il
when they happen to make y littl.
money.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Lieut. O. "A. Saunders Is still In
Brush awaiting orders for assign
ment. The srmistice had greatly al.
tered the war plans Of the Chief Of
Staff, and 1t ia probable that the class
recently graduated vt the U. 8. Mill
tary Academy will be ordered back
to West Point for post graduate work
instead Of going to France. as form.
erly planned.-Brush Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Undertaken Gourley ran out Of cof-
fms this week and resort to the old
time method Of making them at
home was had.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Report came In that George vii.
Der has fully recovered from his bad
attack Of the Flu"
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Party who lost pocket book. on
Main Street. will call at First Nation.
81 bank; prove property and obtain
sAme. n3O
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

The FLU" order which went into
effect Thursday, should have been
put into effect month ago.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
Notice Of Final Settlement
Estate Of r.. ". chinn, Deceased.

No
Notice IN hereby given that on wednes.
day, the seventh dsy Of May, 1919, ! will
present to tho County Court Of Rio BlAnco
settlement Of naturalization Of said
estate. when and whore all persons in In.
crest may appear and object to them, II
they 70 desire.
MRs. r. W. CRIME,
Admiuistratrtx Of the Estate Of r.. w.
Chtnn, deceased. nxs.dlt
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

WILLIAM l.. WELLS
Elder brother Of the above, passed
away on November 9th. He was
IS years Of age. This makes The third
member Of this we'll known family
to be carried OF by the Flu"
The sympathy Of all goes out to
aged mother and all remaining rela-
tives.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

The days are getting considerable
shorter now. 1t begins TO get dark at
at Ave O'Clock.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

P. w. and Mrs. Hockett Of the
Park, we're midweek visitors to
town.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

The FLU" has interfered with oil
lines Of business, in Meeker, past two
weeks.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
Sleep And Rest

One Of the most common causes Of
insomnia and restlessness Is indiges-
ton. Take one Of Chamberlain
Tablets Immediately after supper
and see II you do not rest better and
sleep better. They only cost q quarter.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
TO KEEP PRICES DOWN TO
LOWEST POSSIBLE LEVEL

In 4 recent interview Herbert
Hoover assured the American PEG
pie that the Food Administration, as
long ~ It's power continues. will main
tain its Fair Price committees. con.
tinue to exercise wherever possible
Just control Of prices, and will On.
deavor to the fullest extent Of its
powers to keep prices down.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

The "Flu" took . fresh start In
Denver last week.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Tho first snowy Thanksgiving in
many years.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

II tbaw does not set In road
ought to be good for quite . spell.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
More Victims

Since last report the scourge has
taken four more victims.
ARTHUR WELLS
Died ut Meeker on Novembr Path,
and WAS buried OIL the 28th. He was
~ years Of age, and member Of the
Wells family on whom the hand OF
atfliction has fallen heavily.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Nick Willems, who had bad cas-
Of the FLU" 10 row we'll again.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Winter Is sure getting good and
early start.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Some Of the biblical injunctlons
are hard to obey. But It 10 easy to
obey the one against laying up treas
ures on earth these days.
Thrift Stamps at the Postofnoe.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

FOR SALE-l75-scrs wheat ranch,
8 miles from Meeker; well improved; ;
about s6 acres In cultivation; balance
fenced for pasture. Price, $3.50. For
full particulars, address Box sO4,
Meeker, or call at this office. nl8. 30
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Now's the time to harvest your Ice
crop.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

DREssMAKING-Mr F. Guthoerl.
Corner north Wildhack residence.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Luther White Is acting as assis.
tant undertaken these days.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
For SaIe.-Pigs and Pullets

Phone 6O-F "a, Mseker. for particu.
lars. nSO
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

FOUND-A gauntlet auto or driv.
Ing glove. Call at this ONCE.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Miss Mildred Joy made business
trip to Rifle, Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30

Send The Herald to your eastern
friends.
The Meeker herald., 1918-11-30
MRS. BESSIE VALENTINE

MRS. BESSIE VALENTINE
Wife Of Thomas Valentine, died on
the 24th, . victim of the Flu" De.
ceased was In her twenty year.
She was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Hines Of Marvine, and
WAS we'll and favorably known In
Meeker and to all up-river settlers.
The funeral services we're held on
Thanksgiving day.
All will condole with the bereaved
husband and parents.
GEORGE HEAD
Passed away on the oath, and waa
buried on the 18th. The deceased
was In the twenty-ninth year of his
age. The funeral services were held
under the auspices Of the Odd Eel
lows of which society he was a mem.
Der.
The remains Of Philip Reinau,
whose death was announced In last
weeks Herald. were consigned To
final resting place in Highland Gem.
etery, Thanksgiving Day.
His two elder brothers, Robert and
George, who are 10 the U. 8. service,
came In to attend the funeral servi.
ces and the deceased was given flt-
ting military burial. The passing Of
this fine boy was sad blow to hil
aged father, brothers and sister, Mrs.
Bender.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

Prezydenta, kupcy d~robiazgowi mu-
kupowae z lazdym funtem piatel
Pozcstawia sic do wyboru odbiorco"
ce W targu Navy: cornmeal, corn
meal, rolled oats, sweet potato flour.
rita meals. Maka tytnia mole bye
czysto pszenne ! maka Graham "a
icyl ma bye sprzedawana wedis
rszenneJ lub graham" maxi z SEE
tutu. Kupiec must wymienic Gene
mieszanej, a nile podawac ceny ko1-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

ruia sic samolubnemi uczuciamf W po-
lityce amerykahskiej. Me wszyscy Po-
lacy przyjmuja jake ncredo" zdoby-
Gle ,~,dziab6w" / ~szafowanie Polakami
cd frakcyi do frakcyi podlug widzi-
misie tego Tub owego przyw6dzcy poll
tycznego dla ccl6w osobistych.
So tez tacy, i wierzmy mocnO, re
wiekszoSc wsr6d Polak6w jest takich,
co ~sprzyjaja zaSadOm ekOnomiczno-po-
litycznym, nkt6ryCh slawny naSz Pre-
zydent jest TAX dzielnym Oredowni-
klein.
Ot0l, ably mic pozwoliC ma stawianic
obywateli polskich W falszywe swiatlo,
niechaj ci, kt6rzy chCa wziac udziai W
ayciu spolecznem ola szlachetniejszych
cel6w, kt6rzy stawiaja colo zasady ty-
czqce sic dobra ca1ego obywatelstwa
tego kraju, zbiora sic W ~poniedziaiek
o godzinie S-mcj wieczOrem, W Briggs
House, u zbicgu Randolph i Wells I'll.
Kazda warda, lub osada polska jest
proszona o wyslanio dclegacyi, jakotez
wszyscy obywatele, kt6rzy sprzyjaja
powyzszcj dcklaracyi 81 prOszeni o jak
najlicznicjsze przybyCiC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
"Te|egramy MaIoWe.
WYR0B MITRALIEZ.

Washington, 10. sierpnia. -
Wydziai wojenny podaje do via
domocSi, re do dziesiatego sierp-
MIA odebrano 1885, mitraliez. Z
tych liczba browning6w wynosi
3O,226 sztuk, z kt6rych 11,187
jest ciezkiego kalbiru. Azeby dac
wyobrazenie, jak szybko postepu-
je praca wyrabiania broni, zazna-
czymy, re w jednym tygodniu wy
budowano przeszio 1000 mitra--
liez z tych Wydziai w~ojskowy
przyjai 6,228, reszte zas Z powo-
du pewnych niedokladnoSci odes-
}ai do poszczegolnych warszta-
wy-robu broni do poprawy.
MA OKRECIE.
Port Atlantycki, 10, sierpnia.-
Pieciu mprzyn6w. kt6rzy obsiu--
ia okrecie holandzkim, u
mario ma hiszpahska influence.
wszyscy pasaterow!e,
kt6rych liczba wynosi $50 cier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
I WczOTajszsgO Ssjmi-
ku S~tanOWegO " Sail
zjsdnOCzGnia.

" rzoraj pOpoludniu W budynEu Sa-
Ii Zi~ednoczeuia PREY Augusta Milwau
kee ave. Odby& sic Sejmik Stanowy'
celem wyboru ,delegat6w ma Sejm Pol
ski. kt6ry ma sic odbyc PREY kOncu teSo
mieSiaca " Detroit. Mich. . godZinle
2:3O Seimik otworzyi i pOwO4al izbe do
porzadku przewodniczacy p. hazimierz
Iyrhlinski prezes Zwiazku Narodowe-
20 Polskiego, a sekretarzem byl p. Fran
ciszek Bare. Marszalkami Sejmiku To-
stall wybrani przez przewOdniczacego,
u. Teofil Weyna i p. Strzelecki .
Pc zbadaniu wszyStkich mandat6w,
kt6re byiy potwierdzOne przez komi-
<yc przedSejmOwa. personal---very. po-
wo{al wSzystkich wyborc0w TERRITORY
aInych. ably ustawili sic ma estradzie
sdzie sprawdzono liste kompletna wy
borrow, kt6rzy stanOwili tax zwane
..Kollegium" po dlugiej dyskusyi oP.
Teofil Weyna stawia wnioSek, re vol
no lest wybieraG ma kazde dwadzieScia
piec tysiecy glow jednego Delegate a re
lest mas trzysta tySiecy POlak6w, "a
TEN przypada do wyboru dwanaScie
delegat6w; wniosek byi pOparty i PREY
jety.
Sekretarz p. Franciszek Bare oznaj-
mia Izbie re jest 119 upOwaznionych
wybOrc6w do gfOSOwania Ia delegat0w
ma Seim Polski, Oraz ~Odezytuje ME
kt6re paragrafy z Oredzia Komisyi
Przedsejmowej; pc Odczytaniu PREY
stapiono do wybor6w detegat0w Pc diu
siej i halaSliwej dySkuSyi wybrano ma
Stepujacych delegat6w: South = Chica-
20 - Ob. FranciSzek y. R~ydzewSki; A
vondale - OBJ. FranciSzek Bare, WoJ-
ciechowo - OBJ. Julian SadowSki, ia
dwigowo - oh. Micha} Plucinski, -
bridgeport - ub. j. BarSZcZewSki.
West Hammond - y. j. KOziowSEl,
Tr6icowO 49, Oh. 4. Golniewicz, Kazi-
mierzowo - OBJ. VI. D~rzewicki, Stani-
,SlawOwO - ob. EaZimierz RenkoSiaE,
Cragiu - ob. W. Poterek, Town Of Lake
- obi. Kukulski. p6inocnO-zachodnia
Strona miaSta p. ZOfia Jankiewicz.
VA tym z~akomczOnO Sejmik Stanowy
M kt6rv zebraIO sic Iiczne grono ooy-
watclStwa ~polSAiegO Oraz naszego pol
>kicSo duchOwicnStwa.
S~zczeg6}Owy rapport ~przyObiecal POI
daG w>zystkim dziennikOm tutejszym
D.. Fr. Bare, Sekretarz wczorajszeSo
SCjmtku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

.pieli z powodu influenzy. Wade
.portowych miast So tenn bardzo
zaniepokojone.
PRZEKUPSTWO MEME
CKIE.
Lorraine, 81. sierpnia. - VIA
DE federalne przychwytaly
dwoch ludzi, ktorzy mieli wysa-
die W powietrze wszystkie
przedsiebiorstwa i fabryki wy
robow wojennych, Shwytanl,
przyznali sic do why i oznajmili,
re niemieccy szpiedzy zapiacili
i'm Is tysiecy dolar6w "a wysa--
dzenie fabryk: National Tube
Co., American Shipbuilding Co.,
nadto mostu kolei Nickel Plate
oraz wszystkich fabryle amunicyi
i broni. Agenci federalni mieli
znaleze W niektorych fabrykach
olbrzymie zapasy dynamitu.
oUKRU WYSTARCZY Ma
KoNSERWY.
Nowy York, 10. sierpnia. -
Federalny Wydzial zywnosci wy
dai rozporzadzenie, ma mocy kto-
rego gospodynie bsda mogiy Ia.
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Ks. J. Bogarczyk cd pararl bw. J6zefa W Benton. III. 800
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- I-o,,sLo nd no1oni w E1vria Nebr. 10000
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uoMIsSA wOJsFSowA.
hOAAShA "OSSS"N
r. NJ. Helldski, DR.. 7, Starzyhski !
Major n. Wagner.
or,r nrApV InuVA

r. n. Hellfski, DR.. 7, S~tarzyhski
Major n. Wagner.
PoLsKI BIAbY KRzYz.
PAM Helena Paderewska.
DOKToRzY wYzszICH ZAKLADOW
NAUKOwYCH.
ks. w. Grupa, Seminaryum Polskie
W Orchard Lake. Mich, Ks. W. Ia
pala, Kolleglum sw. Stanlslawa Kostki
W Chicago, Ill, Rektor Wyzszej Szko-
~ q. n. P. z Cambridge Springs. Pa
KS. r. Wieczorek. Don Bosco PolskI
Instytut Ramsey, n. j, KS. Fl. Hu-
chowski, Rektor Kolleglum z Pulaski,
wis, KS. J. ~G3osowsl<i. Rektor Kolle-
Elum sw. Jana Kantego z Erie, Pa.
REPREzENTANT ZwIAZkU WOJSko
wYCH POLAKOw w ROsYI.
Por. Tadeusz Jurkowski.
PRZEDSTAwIICIELE SZTUkI POL
SKIEJ.
WI. Banda, Zyg. ~Stojowski, Jozef A
damowski, Tadeusz Wrohski, n. Sem
brlch Korhafiska.
ORGANIZACYA
.. FRIENDS OF POLAND.
A. Observation-Disclosures.
ORGANIZACYE OGOLNE.
Zwiazek Polck w Ameryce.
Stefania Chmielinska, 4. Emilia Ma
pieralska, Lucya Wolowska, Tekla har
ge j Konstancya Wolowska.
UNIIA sw. JozEFA.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Andrea Kazmierski.
ZJEDNOCZENIE p. II. n. n. p. n. VI. T.
Zygmunt Dziedzicki.
sTOwARZYsZENIE POLEK w STA
MACH zJEDNOCZONNCH.
Ludwika S. Jabiohsku.
wydawnictwn pOIskie.
Polak W Ameryce z Buffalo, y. [.
Nar6d Polski z Chicago, IL, kuTyer
Polski, z Milwaukee, Wis.
~Organizacye LOkalne'
CONNECTICUT; Bristol.
Michal G. Ziomek. e
INDIANA; South Bend.
KS. r. Marciniak c.. S. c., Ks. A. zu-
bowicz, C. S C.
ILLINOIS, Chicago.
KS. Kazimierz Gronkowskl, Walenty
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Wiktor Schiller, Bernard Maciejewskt
Ian S, Rybickl. Jozef A. Dumanowskt
Edmund Placzek, Marya Slaska, E4zole
ia Jankowsha.
RoekfordI - Wal. Walczak.
south Chicago, KS. Ed. A. Kowa'
Ie wski / Wladyslaw NJ. ManiszeWskl'
MICHIGAN; Detroit.
Ludwik Kwilos, Waclaw WiSniewski
KS. ]. Volta, Jadwiga Gibasiewicz, Fe-
liks Andrzejewski i Franciszek Zaja'
czkowski, J6zef Sobieski.
MISSOURI: st. Louis.
Julian Groszewski.
NEW YORK: Buffalo.
Ambrozy A. Maciejewski.
Riverhead: - KS. K. Schimmel.
Buffalo. - KS. JUSTIN NJ. Figas, o
NJ. c.. S. s. Nowickl, FIR. Rozkwitalskl
Micha{ Drumsta.
Utica, - Kazimierz OlsZewski.
Floral Park: - KS. FIR. wIlamowskl
Buffalo: KS. F. Kasprzak. w. Ia
wadzki Ed. Partyka.
syracuse:- KS. FIR. Rusin, Pawel Ro'
da Jan Stasko.
OHIO:- Cleveland:
j.. G. honlarSkl, n rSahoCHS' N9' ~
J. O~rzechowski, Pan Pawlak. Fir. ko'
l~odziejczak I Leon PodwojskL
I PENNSYLVANIA; Cambridge Springs
j. Kazanowskl.
Philadelphia: Wine. Grochowski.
Nutrona; KS. Jan F. Jaworski.
OIL City: Tomasz Hasiak.
KANADA: Winnipeg, Man.
Franciszek Sedziak.
w. VIRGINIA: Wheeling.
Franciszek Bielicki.
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B. skrzysihska, P. ReJmenoiak. $500;
Stan. ziolo, sSO.7O; s. Krajczyhski, w.
Guminski, sS0.75; ME kolektowano: a
Kopyd.owskl, s23.75; Jan Jachec, s46.75
Err. JRnicki. S34.75; Ludwik Rogowski'
S14.50; Rozalia Ligmanowska. S7.25; Jan
Paul, s17.5Oi Wal. szymahski, $1,000;
A. Paczkowski. $1,000; w plebanil ze-
brano $3.50. - Razem &0O5.2o.
x. X. GronkOwski prezes.
AntonI G0reckI kasyer.
J6zef Dumauowski, sekretarz: I,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
II WOJCIECHOWA.

Podatek Narodowy W parafii sw.
Wojciecha "a lipiec zebrali: OBJ. st. Roz-
pichowski, $41.25; FIR. Radaj, S44.lO;
FIR. Ferszt, $27.25: Piotr Kochajewicz,
s62.25: Mich. Malinowski. $4,000; Jan
Kopydlowski, s26.75; F. Strzycki / ].
Ignowski, $3.50; Ign. Tyrakowski,
s49.25: Jan Bojanowski, $4,000; Pela-
gia Tyrakowska, $4,000; J6zef Murach
i Al. Godlewski. s21.40; L. Rejmenciak,
q. Nadrowski. $14.5O; Jan Daniel, $3.50
= Lismanowski, S. Swiercz, $1,000;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19

W parafii Matki Boskiej C~zestochow-
skiej, w Hawthorne, ma Fundusz Ma
rodowy zebrali w m%iesiacu lipcu kolek-
torzy ~nastepujaCe sunny:
Agnieszka Pietrzak, $1,000: Franci-
seek Stanek, s25.25; Stan. Wo1owiec,
$500: Tomasz Lagodny, Sl.00; Leon
Rabiega. $3.50; M~ieczyslaw Stolarskl,
$500: walenty Koscik, $1,000; n. n.
81 20; Stefan Puszewski, $3.50; Igna-
cy Blazejak, $500; Jozefa Kasperska,
$500; Kazimierz Pawlak, $500; Antoni
Patka, 800; Jadwiga Myler, SCOTS;
Adam Zajdzinskl, $3.50. Razem
$319.3O.
X. b. CzajkOwskI, probosZcZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
PolitYk@a.
POISKA DEMOKRATYCZNA LIGA
WOODROW WILSONA.

W imieniu Polskiej DemOkratycznej
Ligi Woodrow Wilsona ina Stan ILL
nois), komitet w~ykonawczy, z}ozony z
PIP. j. +. Smietanki, n. l.. Piotrowskie-
go, l.. Wr6blewskiego, J. Czekaly, W.
Kuflewskiego i T. Wachowskiego, wy
da{ odezwe ktora opiewa, jak n~astCpu-
je:
Me wszyScy Interchangeable kie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
z OBOZU GRANTA.

Z OBOZU GRANTA.
Rockford, ILL.,, 10. sierpnia. -
Brygada 174ta urzadzila wczo-
raj probe w strzelaniu do tarczy.
Poraz pierwSzy robiono COS podo-
bnego w niedziclc. 343 pulk pic
choty urzqdzi konkurs W obro.
tach, ktorego nagrodq bcdq spc-
cyalnc przywileje W obozic oraz
urlop. Gala .,Blackhawk' dywizya
~podlegla jak najostrzejszcj i'll
spekcyi, azcby sic przekonac, czy
male niedokladnosci. kt6re spo--
strzezono w poprzedniej inspek-
cyl zostaly usuniete. Oficerowie-
studenci, ktorzy ME maja picnic
dry ma zakupno rozmaitych przy-
rzadow, jak: lornetki, pasy it'd,
pozyczke wsumie 5000
ra siowo.
Poraz pierwszy urzadzono W
Granta Msze sw. ma otwar
tenn polu. Podczas Mszy, ma kto-
"a zebrali sic wszyscy katolicy,
graia kapela w%ojskowa; ustawio-
no straz honorowa i pietnastu
przyjelo Komunie sw. Utworzo-
lie Towarzystwo Slowa Bozgeo
u~roczyscie przyrzeklo zaniechac
pzywania slow nicprzyzwoitych.
Kazanie wyglosif ks. Tomasz
Burke z Chicago, Msze zaS od-
prawi} ks. H. R. Jordan, staly ka-
pelan wojskowy W obozie Granta.
- Dempsey, czionek I. w. w.
oraz veteran rozruchow w San
Diego, przew6dca rozruch6w pre-
ciw-poborowym W Rockford,
przestraszony skazaniem go ma
dozywotnie wiezienie, napisa} list
do sekr. Baker a, w ktorym %oznaj-
mia swoja gotowose p~rzywdzia-
MIA no nowo uniformu zoinier-
skiego, Oficerowie watpia, czy
skrucha oraz postanowienic po.-
Dempsey'a jest prawdzi--
we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-19
Lista Delegatow Ma
Sejm WychOdztwa,
DELEGACI OGOLU I ZAPROSZENI
G0SCIE:

}. r. ms. Biskup p. y. Rhode.
Ignaey Jan PaderewskL
CILONKOwIE KOMITETU wfK.
W. ". r.
J.. r. Smulski. h. Zychlihski, H. Set
uajer. y. Rostenkowski, ks, w Zapa-
Ia. rs. b. Celichowski. PAM A. Neu-
man. J6zer Magdziarz, G.. w. Sypniew-
SKI. VI. Sakowska,. j. 5. Rybicki. T. Bla-
rhowski. y. l. Piotrowski, DR.. B. Klar-
kowsNi. L. Stefanowicz.
POLSkA RADA NARODOWA.
y. l. Piotrowski. prezes.
p. c. h. r.
=. y. kulinski.
YJEDNOCZENIE KAPLANOw POL
SRICH w AMERHCE.
Cprczesl grup tegoz Zjednoczenia)
KS. Is. Dembinski z JOhnstown Pa, KS.
J. Wachowskl z Toledo. o.. KS. S. Szpo-
tanski. z Priceburg. Pa, KS. ]. Cara
z Dodge, Wis, KS. L. Bobkiewicz z La
Sale, Ill. KS. A Ignasiak z Erie. Pa,
KS. I. Maciejewski z Norwich, Conn.
rs. X. Skory z Grand Rapids. Mich,
KS. ]. Pacholski z Winona, Mimi, KS,
J.. Redner, D. D. z Cleveland. Ohio. re
!. Brzoziewski 2 Port Richmond, y. Y.
KS. l.. Odziemczewski z Donora, Pa.
KS. B.. C~elichowski z Milwaukee, Wis,
KS. J. Palta Z Detroit, Mich, KS. DR.,
Al. Pitass 2 Buffalo, n. Y. KS. ]. Po-
remba z Philadelphia. Pa, KS. ]. Nowi-
cki z Fall River. Mass, KS. ]. Bolka
2 Michigan City, Ind, KS. J. Tomikow-
ski q Indian Orchard. Mass, KS. ]. lie
linsEi z Trenton, y. J., KS. B. Puchal-
ski z Brooklyn, y. Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-09-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
AT DRY RIDGE CHURCH

The district composed Of Little
Blaine and Georges Creek will hold a
sunday School Convention at the Dry
Ridge Church September 20 and the
following program has been arranged.
All superintendents. teachers and Sun
day school workers are expected to
attend:
s:so-Devotionai Exercises. vess
Ball.
welcome Address, Jack Cur
mute.
1o:is-why Arc We Here?. Dave
Prince.
1O:lb-The Chief Purpose Of the
Sunday School. s. w. Burton.
11;15-what the Sunday School Has
Done for the County, c. +. See.
11:lB-Appointment Of Committees
12:0o-Dinner on ground.
Afternoon.
1:O0-Devotiona Service. w. NJ. Cop
1:sc-Rsport Of Committees.
1:4o-.-Moiding Character. M. G. Ber-
a:1o-sunday School ana Citizen
ship, A. o. Carter.
2:4o-sunday School and Temper
anoe.
s:1o-Report OF District Secretary.
Five Minutes Talk by anperintend-
ents and Delegates.
Music BY Essie Thompson.
JOHN p. PRINCE.
Secretary.