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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
71S LIVES LOST
AS U-BOAT SINKS
BRITISH VESSELS
BOMBS RAINEO ON GOEBEN


LONDON, Jan. ga total
of 7lS lives were lost three
weeks ago when two British
steamers plying in Mcditcrran-
an waters, were torpcdocd and
sunk by German submarines, it
was announced officially in the
house Of commons today by
Thomas MacNamara, financial
secretar" of the admiralty.
Name Of the vessels or their
tonnage were not made public.
LONDON. Ian. o. Several attack,
by day and night have been made hy
British naval airplancs on the Turkish
cruiser Gocbcn, stranded IN the Darda
ncllcs and two hits with heavy bombs
were secured it was officially an.
nounced today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
CR0WDER ORDERS new DRAFT
~|l|p

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2}-Gcncra
Pershlng today reported three American
lniantymen killed IN action on Ianuar,
q. He gave no details Of the engage.
mcnt but It is assumed the casualtlc,
resulted from German trench raid
The dead arc
PRIVATE ALBERT COOK,
West Almond, n y.
PRIVATE HARRY V. GAR
MAN, Catawba, Va
PRIVATE LEO f. RADI,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The following other deaths not IN a,.
tion, were reported by General Perish.
ing
PRIVATE OVID HERRICK,
gunshot wounds, Frankfort, ky
PRIVATE 7 ON IS M.
COYNE, meningitis, Clcbumc
Texas
Scrgt Paul N Swcu,ou, engineer,
reported on December 10 missing II
action, Is now a prisoner IN Germany
His home va, in New York.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

To the Editor
The kaiser knows full well how much
Roosevelt will help him He has had
some experience with him. personally
knows the man, and is, mo- doubt thank
iul that Roosevelt has been kept in the
background
Stone knows well enough that he I'M,
said all he dared against war
Roosevelt con the other hand" is but
voicing the pcu,.up evaporation of
tens OF thousands OF patriots through.
out the country at the proven facts oi
iuoiilclcncy being brought out The
damnablc red tape that has already cost
the lives OF man, soldiers who ought
10 have had their chance
Cut out the "hloody shirt" of politics
The sooner the idea that thl, IS part,
war IS killed the better It viii be ior
the country
Roosevelt says, "Dcll the truth and
speed up the war Amen 10 that
We notice that YOU have not 9ucs.
toned his hoTsy of purpose
Respectfully
JAMES EDWARDS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
DRAFT MEMS TRAINING
CONFERENCE SUBJECT

DR. $. y Brooks. state food admin.
lSlrator. and Mr. Cullen, am assistant
ol Herbert Hoover conferred with Cow
crnor William, and : NJ Barrett, sec
trtan Of the state vocational education
board, at the capitol this afternoon.
They considered plans for forwarding
the technical training OF men in the
second draft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
BERLIN VORWAERTS
TAKES VACATION

LONDON Jam 2l-Ihc Berlin
Norwacrt, winch recently contained
interesting new, and leading article,
ON the situation i'm Austria. has been
suspended for three DAYS. according to
q dispatch from Copenhagen lo the
Exchange Telegraph company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Let Him Talk.

To the Editor
You invite an expression TO the
query "Do you think Roosevelt is a
yrlcnd or an cncmy Of our country
The cNhaltcd station Mr.. Roosevelt has
crcd,Dably filled, the service he has
rendered to hr, country his stcadla,t
Amcrlcaul,m and adherence TO Amcri-
can principles as understood i'm ante
war times his devotion hy offering
himself and hls boys ON the altar oi
service and duty ought TO answer the
question. and does answer 10 the great
body OF American citizens. Only SEN
satlon monpcrs, hypocrrllcal and emo.
tlonal pencil pu,hcrs. and substitute
patriot, question his motives and
patriotism By all means let Mr.. Roosc-
welt talk to the people through your
columns and yludicatc the conHtu-
tional thccr that the people govern.
O A. MlISCHER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
ROOSEVELT SEES
MANY ADMIRERS

WASHINGTON, Jan b Colonel
Roosevelt received call, from con
grcS,lonal friends today at the home
Of his Son-in.law, Representative Long
worth of Ohio. where he j, making a
four dav visit hut otherwise spent the
day quietly Mr. Roosevelt did not 20
iu fine rapIiul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Slight Increase
In Death Rate
In Army Camps

WASHINGTON, Jan 2j.--The sick
rate IN national army and national
guard camps shows a slight increase for
the week ending January lS Deaths in
the national army for the week
numbered l49, as against ~ the pre-
ccdng week and in the national guard
hb deaths against @ OF these deaths,
100 IN the national army and ~ in the
national guard were due to pneumonia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

FARMERS ARE INTERESTED
1900 See Power Machinery
On First Day,
SHOW EXHIBITOR
GETS LARGE ORDER

ISOR real pep" and enthusiasm.
jH' the Farm Power Show, which is
being held in the Emerson
Birmingham building one block east
of the Santa Fe passenger station, ls
100 percent there" On yesterday,
the first day of the show, an ex-
hibitor sold lighting plant system
for 1920, One tractor company
sold three tractors, and another sold
two. Each tractor sold for more than
$1,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION
DISCUSSES u. S. CONTROL

Members OF the Oklahoma Clty Irai-
llc association discussed the many
condition, which have arisen a, the
rc,ul, of the government taking oyer
the railroad, ul the United states. a.
their meeting today a. the SkW'0
hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
LABOR UPHOLDS
GARFIELD ORDER;
C0MPERS SAYS so



-
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan ga
universal Seycu-hpur day during the
period ol the war, instead OF present
Spasmodlc suspension of industries bv
the fuel administration To conserve coal
and relieve railroad congestion was
suggested Inv Samuel Conner, nre,ident
OF the American Federation of iahor IN
a speech ro the convention ol United
Mine Worker,
He Upheld Garfield
Mfr Gomocrs ,nccrh ~ the mircrs
was regarded a, labor, message 10 the
country On the action of the iucl adj
mul,trauon. He prcMrcd his decan-
rion tor a seven hour day with 49,
Tense oi rho.o IN high governmental
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Is ct. r. "
A Patriot?
What Is He?

wv RITE your opinion in 100
w words of Roosevelt and his
editorials published in the
Times. Should the former presi-
dent be allowed the freedom of the
press' Is a newspaper patriotic
that prints what he writes2 Write,
whether you are for or against
him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Fair and Warmer
Weather Forecast

LOCAL FORECASr-Falr tonia iaht and
rhursiay warmer tonight with mini.
mum temperature ~ 90 l2 DEGREES
Probably somewhat colder Thursday
STATE FORECAsr-FaIr and warmer
In the eastern ana southern portion,
Thursday generally fair and colder In
western portion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

dRcT OF INC tNlllDi
ton There'll be
all the attractions
the mixed quar-
tct Marie Wells,
cabaret singer, the
orchcStraS-to en-
tcrtam the people
llaun expects to-
days and tonight's S
attendance TO set a
new record, as did
the attendance OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
CLERK C0NFESSES
TO S65,00O LOOT
OF DALLAS BANK
Federal Reserve EmpIOyG Ab-
seconded With Liberty Bonds,

DALLAS. Texas. lam 2}-Nu audit
o' tine securities of the federal reserve
bank which began Sunday after the ar
rest ot W + Drummond in Denver, a
former cmployc who confessed 10 the
THEFT oi $4,000 in Liberty bonds. was
finished today and showed only N5w'
missing on these N2O0 have been
recovered and the bank announced to.
day that 'hc three missing $1,000 bond.
Tad been located
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
AUSTRIAN PAPERS
PUBLISHED AGAIN;
STRIKES ARE OFF
Million Workmen Out at One
Time, Demanding Peace,

VIENNA, Jan. g., via hmstcrdam-
The newspapers o, Vienna appeared to-
day and the workmCn in a majority Of
the factories resumed work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
EMBARGO ORDER
ON ALL FREIGHT
WILL RUSH COAL
Roads East Of Ohio River
Ordered to Prefer Food, Too,
INDUSTRY MOVES AGAIN
Government Is U0propared,
However, to Note Changes,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2j-An en-
barge on all freight except food, fuel
and war munitions on the Pennsylvania
lines east ct Pittsburgh, Baltimore 4
Ohio east Of Ohio river and the Phila
dclphia q Reading was authorized to-
day by Director General McAdoo
The action was taken on rcCummcn-
datlon OF A. IT, Smith assistant dl-
rector IN charge OF transportation in
the cast No reference was made 20
the recommendation for an embargo
submitted last night by Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield The embargo is tenn
porary and IS expected to last only a
few days
Weather Caused II.
"On account OF the extremely severe
weather which has particularly affected
operation of railroads crossing the
Allegheny mountains, said the rail
road administration statement "Di-
rector General McAdoo, upon the
recommendation OF Regional Director
General Smith, has authorized HIM to
place an embargo upon all freight ex-
Cept food, fuel and such war supplies
as are specifically approved by the war
department, upon the Pennsylvania
lines cast Of Pittsburgh; Baltimore K
Ohio cast OF the Ohio river, and the
Philadelphia & Reading for the pur-
pose OF enabling those lines TO continue
specializing on coal for the double pur-
pose Of supplying the acute conditions
in New England and the harbcr Of
New York and elsewhere and in the
provision Of empty cars for mines and
coke ovens"
Won't Change Conditions.
The practical effect OF this order
will not greatly change conditions Of
the last few DAYS, it was stated by rail
road administration officials, since local
cmbargocS already have been declared
by many eastern railroads
At the end OF the five day industrial
restriction period today no official
could say today jus, what were the ei-
fccts Of the industrial shutdown. except
thdt It had got coal to Scdbudtd lor
ships.
Complaints Grow Fewer.
Homes in many parts Of the country
were still without fuel although at the
fuel administration it was said that
complaints oi lack Of coal for house
hold needs were fewer than they had
been for weeks
Railroad congestion has not been
much relieved but it was impossible
to say whether the closing order helped
or not Bad weather nulliiicd much OF
the good effects the general closing
might have had in clearing the rail
roads and there was wide difference
Of opinion as to whether the shutdown
would have assisted materiallyin in NOV
ing freight, even ii the weather had
been good
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

PAM Janowa Bambenck Il cor
ka Franciszkas II Winony, baWiq
tn w goScinic panstWa Jak. Pei
Iowskich, rodzic1w PAM Bambc--
mex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

Panstwo J6z. G]yszczynscy OBJ
chodzic beda W poniedzialek %
kwietnia piedzicsiecio letnia rocz
nice pozycia w stanie ma}zehs-
klein.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

Pan Felix's Glyszczynski bawi]
W Winonic przcz nicdziele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
Czterdziesci sze$c mlodzieh
COW wUedzie " niedziele
do Camp Dodge.

CztcrdzieSsci szeSc m}odzicncow
Il powiatu winohskicgo wyjcdzie
W niedziele 28go kwictnia, ran
nym pociagicm kolei Northwest
tern do Camp Dodge, Iowa. Sa to
popisowi 4 drugiego p%owo}ania.
Pomiedzy popisowymi znajduja
sic nastepujace polskie nazwiska:
Antoni Klinkosz
|, J6zcf Jezeski
Hilary J. Kotlewski
.Stanisfaw Palubicki
Franciszek K. Myszka
Franciszek Herck
Henryk A. Weier
Chauncy Bambenek
Ludwik Wieczorek
Dominik Klcinschmidt
Hcnryk H. Block
Alojzy Bryza
J0zef Stanek
August Mfynczak
S Piotr Mauszewski
Fir. b.. Neuman
Ch}opcymaja sic zgiosic W so
:bote 27go kWietnia o 3ciej godzi-
ME IA g}6wnej stacy. pred "a
rad lokalny pc instrukcye a "
niedziele 0 Z rs godzinie rano cd
jada.
| NOW. powiekszy sic liczba
gwiazd IA naszym sztandarze no
noroWym zawieszonym " kosciele..
sW. Stanislawa i. gdy kilkuna--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
ZYCIORYS
Najprzew ks. pralata
]. Pacholskiego.

:, EajprzcW.. ks. Pra1at Jak0b Pa
cho1ski nroIzil sic W Paczewic Ia
kociewiu w zaborzc pruskim dnia
"a. maja, 1862 T.. 4 rodzic0w Jana
Jakuba j Agnieszki Z Worza}t6w
= Paeholskich. Pc ukoncZeniu
szkoly ]ndowej ksztafcil sic w kol
legiumMarianum w Pcp]inic iKr0
! lewskiem gimnazym W Wcjhc-
rowic ma Kaszubach. Teologii stu
, chal W Lowanium w Bclgii i w
st. Thomas College W ST. Paul,
MIMI, Swieccnia~ Kaplanskic ode
bral Il rak KS. arcybiskupa J.
: Irelanda W St. Thomas College
dnia IS czcrwca 1886 T., prymicyc
zas, odprawiI w koScielc sw. Sta
:nisfawa X. w Winonic, Mimi.
Pierwszem pollen piracy jego ka
planskiej bylo Minneapolis, gdzie
:nu ks. arcybiskup 4 st. Paul,
! MINI. powierzy] zorganizowanic
1parafii sw. krzyza. Po1iicwaz zaS
w6wczas koIonia polska w Mini
ncapolis liczyla zalcdWic trzydzie
sci .rodzin, W sqsiedniemzaS Noun
dsview znajdowaEo sic oko|o
czterdziestu rodzin po|skich, kt6-
re zbyt dalcko jczdzic musialy do
llSt. Paul albo Minneapolis, dojcz-
DIAL tam diva. razy ma miesiac ia
kso ia misye. w Minneapolis w
|przcciagu lat oSmiu zbudowa| mu
rowany koSci6} i plebanie il drze-
wa, kt6rc do dnia dzisicjszego
'sluza swemu celowi. Nadto, gdy
.parafia powiekszala sic Il kazdym
rokicm, zamieniono starry drew
MANY koSci0l ia szko}e i sproWa-
dzono Siostry Z Rochester, Mimi,
dla ktorych takzc parafia juz
wtenczas miala, C skromne,
lecz wlasnc pomieszkanie.
w sierpnirb roku 1894 powo}a-
no. 90 ia proboszcza do parafii
sw:. Stanislawa X. w Winonic,
Mimi. tn zaraz ia wstepie czeka-
Ia go ME mala praca. Parafia,
~liczaca rodzin r~rzesz}o siedm set,
ME miala koScio}a, nicporozumie-
MIA zas w parafii Internationally
tax zebrane potrzcbncj sunny pie
niedzy ma dalsza budowe jake tel
uzyskanie pQzyczki. Pomimo to
stane}a wspania}a swiatynia W
c%zternastu m%iesiacach tax, IL W
dniu 26. listopada 1895. odbyfo sic
uroczyste jej poSwiecenie. Z cza-
sem zbudowano plebanie nova,
szkole obszcrna murowana i po-
wholesome dom Si6str do podwoj-
nych rozmiar6w. Wszystko to ra-
zcm wcale pokaznych wymagalo
funduszow, lecz dzieki dobrej wo
Ii ludu, kt6ry przewaznie skfada
sic Z ciezko Ia kawafek chleba "a
robkujacych, dug, dotychczas na
parafii ciezacy, jest niewielki.
!, Najprzew. ks. pra}at cd roku
1903 piastuje. urzad konsultora
czyli radcy dyecezyalnego, a cd
czasu inkorporowania dyecezyi
winonskiej, jest take sekreta-
rem tejze. korporacyi.
Jako wierny syn Ojczyzny Poll.
ski, pomimo licznych obowiaz-
kow duszpasterskich, ks. P. zaw-
SIZE czynny bral udzia} W spra-
wach narodowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

stu mlodych ludzi ~wyjndzie 4 na-
szej parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
DODGE, Wis.

Panstwu Alb. \. Fellowship
narodzil sic synek. RodzicamI
rhrzestnymi byli: MARGIN Cost
kowski i Jakubowa Pellowska
Dziecieciu ma chrzcie Sw. dano l.
mic Lambert, Waleryan.
Pahstwu J0z. Prondzinskiem ia
rodzi} sic ? Synek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

Panstwo Jak.. Pellowscy spedza
Ii kilka dni, czwartck i piatck, w
Winonic w goScinic Ii cork PAM
Janowcj .Bambenek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
|istownie lub telegrafczne "
czenia nadeslali Naiprzew. ks.
pralatoM v dniu inwestYtury:

Najprzew. ks. MonsignOr +.
Mason, Allentown, Pa. Najprzew
ks. Monsignor, j. Coyne, Lanes
tboro, MINI, Najprzew. ks. Mon
fsignor. Fir. ITCHY, Silver Lake,
MINI. Prev. ks. Dembinsk John
Istown, Pa. Prev. ks. T. A. Klo-
fnowski, Wilkes Barre, Pa, Prev.
ks. B. B.. Coral, Milwaukee, Wis,
Prev. ks. w. Bobkiewicz, La
|Salle, Ill, Prev. ks. F. Manel 0.
IF. NJ. Pulaski, Wis, Prev. ks.
w. Zapala Chicago, ILL.,, Prev.
ks. NJ, j. Grupa, Orchard Lake,
Mich, Prev. Ks. J. Rynda, st.
Paul, Mimi. Prev. Wiel. Ksieza
igrupy [ Zjednoczenia Kaplan6w
lPolskich w Ameryce, Wiel. ks. j.
is. Guzdek, w imieniu Wiel. ksie-
tzy z dyecezyi st. Cloud, MINI,
IWiel. ks. L. Redmer, D.. d. Cleve-
land O.. Wiel. ks. J. P. Kocinski,
ICleveland, 0. Wiel. ks. J. M. Kor
czyk, st. Francis Seminary, st.
Francis, Wis, Wiel. ks. j. Dolby,
Lake Andes, So. Oak. Wiel. ks.
IA. Stojer, C. M. 1. st. Paul, MINI.
lWiel. ks. w. Yany, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Wiel. ks. M. Gluba, Opa-
la, Nebr., .Wiel. ks. j. j. Guzin-
lski, Denver, Col, Wiel. ks. L. ia
rzynski, Denver, Col, Wiel. ks.
NJ. Monkicwicz, Philadelphia, Pa,
)Wiel. ks. T. Sampolinski, Chica--
go, ILL.,, Wiel. ks. w. P: Krakow
|ski, Bay City, Mich, Wiel. ks. J.
IZwierzchowski Chicago, ILL.,, Wicl
ks. J. C. Knitter, milwaukee,, Wis
IWiel. ks. P. Chrzan, Milwaukee,
wis.,, .Wiel. ks. S. A. Iciek, Du--
luth, Mimi, Wicl. ks. F. r.
Duluth, Mimi, Wiel. ks.
is. Zdechlik Dclano, Mimi, Wiel.
ks. st. Julkowski, St. Paul, Mimi.
|WieI. ks. S. A. Ebert; Stevens
Point, Wis. Wiel, ks. j.: Musia},
little Falls, Mimi, Wiel. ks. A.
a. Jazdzewski, Superior, Wis,
KS. J: Mafuszycki, Genesco,
North Oak. Wiel. ks. A. Zalewskl
II siostrami, Silver Lake, Mimi,
Wicl. ks. A. Kienhofer, Nashville
Kansas, Wiel. ks. E. A. Burke,
Excelsior Springs, Mo, Wiel. ks.
D.. j. Van Hoenackere, Madc]ia,
Minn., Wie]. ks. p. NJ. Mae Tea
que. Stewartvillc, Mimi, Wiel.
ks. l.. Haas, st. Paul, Mimi, Wicl
ks. J. A. Cummiskey, Lake City,
Mimi, Wiel. ks. A. NJ. Gmeindcr,
Rose Creek, Mimi, Wiel. ks. }.
II. Peschgcs, St. Marys College.
Winona, Mimi. Zarzad Zjednocze
MIA przcz PIP. N. L. Piotrowskic-
go i Ign. Wroblcwskiego, Chica-
90, Ill.
Siostra NJ. Katarzyna, Milwau-
kcc, Wis, SioStra NJ. Pacyfika,
Milwaukee, Wis, Siostra Emanu-
ella, Milwaukee, Wis, Siostra NJ.
Frydcryka, milwaukee,, Wis. 1t
Siostra NJ. Salomca,
West Allis, Wis, Siostry dc No.
tire Dame, Wilno, Mimi. SioStry
do Notrc Dame. Granville. SO.
|Dak.- upominek; Siostry. Fcllcy
anki, Polonia Wis. - uponllnek:
|Siostry' de Notre Dame Il parafll
|sv. Stanis}awa X. Winona, Mimi.
upominck.
Panstwo krajnikowic i Mochal
Scy. milwaukee,, Wis, PanstWo
Maks i Leokadya Cieminscy, Ge.
ncsco, n. Oak. Pahstwo Antonl |
Marya Kowalewscy, Geneseo, n.
Oak. Parma Hicronima DcrdoW--
ska, Minneapolis, Mimi, Pan Jo-
zef Winczcwski, Duluth, MIMI,
Panstwo l.. .Watkowscy, Wlnona
Mimi, kwiaty, Pan A. p. Blagik,
Winona, Mimi, Pan II. {. Garv7n,
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

sza praca, kt6ra Cd pewnego cza-
su jakos zacze}a slabnac. ...
Sala parafialna, chociaz dhszer.
ma, by1a napelniona publicznosscia
pc brzegi. Bylo to okazanie 81
cunku, radosci j laczenie zyczen
2 zyczeniami Wyglaszanemi przez
dziatWe szkolna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
SPRZEDAJA
ZNACZK1

Ola kupujacych znaczki wojen-
ne oszczednosci, :oznajmia sic ze
takowc MONA zakupic cd swcgo
liStonosZa,
w tych dniach jakis obywate!
zakupi} Cd listonesza koh'' znacz
-k6w W sir in $1O0doo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
KURY MAJA TERAZ ZNOSIC
JAJA.

Rad St. Zjedn. rozporzqdzil i
prawo .juz Wcsz}o w moo cd 1890
kwictnia t.. J. cd przcszlego plat
ku ze handlarzom ME wolno
sprzcdawac ely to zywych hub
Swiezo zabitych kur. Prawo takic
w}aSciwie rozpocze]o sic juz 11go
lutcgo i trwac ma do 20go kwiet-
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
PROGRAM MA GEESE MAJ.
PRZEW. KS. PRAkATA
J. PACHOLSKIEGO.

: w niedzicle o czwartcj pc po-
) ludniu urzadzily dzieci szkoly sw
|Stanis1aaw K. W sail parafialnej
program ia Geese Najprzew. ks.
,Pra}ata J. Pacholskicgo sk}adajac
Mu w darze piekny obraz, foto--
giraffe Ia szkle, w szatach mansig
nora, opraWny w z}ota .rame i BIZ
ret koloru fioletowego wyg1asza--
'jac i spicwajac zastosowane do.
Jcgo Godnosci w%ierszyki.
Program byf nastepujacy:
Marsz swiateczny ...::.. Kimball
Powszechny Hymn Papieski
Sweet Glover Waltz ED. Hoist.
Powitanic ..:..... ........ -:
Jingle Bells Duetv-~:J.~S. Fcaris
Fidclity's. reward *.... AcolNtcs
Loves caprice Duet Max. HcindI
Dzwonki ?Serdeezl1c ::=Iozio1v< i:eh@o.
!FIowcr Fairies Trio j. S. FEARS
Hail Dearest Father Hail Choir.
Under the double Eagle - Duet.
Wagner -
An Incident of Daniel Booncs
Adventures.
Waltz in G. Trio =. l.. Streabbog.
|Cwiczcnie Il wiankami Dzicwczeta
Indiana Waltz - Duet
ISercc Kaplana
Dreaming Hearts Duct NJ. Haber
kwiaty dis zrywa jmy. .Spiew:
Rocky Glen Twostep Il: Sreabbog
St6f postawiony przcz- Ks. Pra-
latem dziewczeta prZyybrafy bia.
lcmi Iiliami s%kladajac Mu zycze7
MIA. Pc ukonczeniu programu WY.
stapil ia scene NajprzeW. ks. Pra:
lat j. Pacholski dziekujac dzic--
ciom a .:takzc rodzicom "a ,szczcrr
zyczcnia,i l. okazane. MI przywia=--
zanie parafian dziekowal zarazcm
parafianom i ,mfodziezy "a goscin
ne przyjecie Gosci .Jego w :srnde'
w dniu uroczystoSci ..:Jcgo. Inwe-:
stytury.
Nasza parafia sw. Stanislawa
X. zaszczycona zostala prZez Oh
ca sw. III Proboszcz tel parafii
,,Najprzew. ks. J. Pacholski .zostaf
wyniesiony do godnosci Pralata
domoWego Jcgo Swiatobliwosci a
choc to jest mic wieccj tylko tytuf
ale zawsze jest to waznem Ola te-
go, ze o naszej parafii wicdzq w
Rzymic ma wieczna pamiatke ia
pisana bedzie W. ksiegach lie sic
czcms wslawila. -.
~zyczcniem Najprzew. ks. Prafa-
ia jest ably polski Czerwony
Krzyz wiecej i gorliwiej zajmo--
wal sic praca ola naszych pols--
kich zo}nierzy, azeby i'm uprzyje-.
,mniac pobyt W obozach przcz po-
sylania drobnostck kt0rych oni
tam ME dostaja, a kt0rc dla Mich
maja wielkie z%naczenic, jak tytun
rekawiczki, myd}o ftp. rzeczy kt6
re poslanc i'm Z rodzinnego miej-.
sea i cd osob i'm drogich zawszc
i'm beda milsze, i przypominac be-
da dom rodzinny. Panienki po--
wimny pisywac listy do chlopc6w,
DO oni sic tam uzalaja re skoro
%wyjechali to i dziewczeta o mich
zapomniafy szukaja sobie novel
rozrywki.
Azeby polski Czerwony :Krzyz
zachecic do gorliwszego pracowa
mia ola naszychpolskich zolnierzy,,
NajprzeW. ks. Proboszcz wyrazif
swe zyczenie azeby ten sam komi-
tet kt6ry .by} wybranX zgromadzif
sic w poniedziafek Wieczorem 0
pof 6smej do sail parafialnej axe
hv clio ~xvcnH1nia nara1ziH mad dial
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
WiadomoSci
MlEJSC0WE

POSIEDZENIE ZARZADU z. P.
R. X. POD oPIEKA M. B. GEES.
Zarzad Zjednoczenia P. r.. K.
pod opieka NJ. B. Cze. bedZie mia}
swoje regularne posiedzenie W
czwartek 25go Kwietnia wicczo~
rem 0 6smcj godzinie w sail pa
rafialnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
P~osIEDZEsNIE TOWARZYsT.
WA ~LITERACKIEGO.

Zawiadamia sic czlonkow Tow.
Literackiego,: ze przysz}e posic--
dzenie odbedzie Sic w srode 24ggo
kwietnia, o. godz: Smej wieczorcm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
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