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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07
A Soldiers Letter

Somewhere in France. Jan. 27, 1918.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mace,
Dear Folks:-I have just gotten
back to camp from q 25 day siege
with pneumonia in the base hospital
Am feeling fine now.
I found your letters and the tobac-
co and candy you sent waiting for
me- The tobacco was surely appre-
ciated by RSy and myself.
How is the snow in your part of
the country? We have had about
three feet here but it is gone now.
For the past three months | was here
it would rain one day snow the next
and then freeze, but the sun is warm
and bright and days are sure grand
l hope it stays this way.
Say, folks! you should see French
man drive q team of oxen. All the
horses in the country have been sent
to the front so on trip thru the
country, all you see are these oxen
hitched to wagons. They can sure
pull heavy loads. They use no har-
ness or lines, but just bent piece
of wood over the heads and slipped
onto the tongue of the wagon. The
teamstcrs make so much noise herd
ing them along that you have to be
over here about two months before
you know if they are trying to pull
off a celebration or drive team of
oxen
France was surely beautiful coun-
try with its old castles and lovely
scener--.
Well, I will have to close as there
is little | can write about. Oh, yes,
Hattie, you asked if they censored
your letters. No, they don't read
the incoming mail but they sure raise
the duce with the outgoing letters.
had letter from mother saving
one Of my letters reached her looking
like it had had serious operation.
Since then l don't say ANYTHING about
such matters. Write soon.
Your loving brother,
EZRA o. MACE,
10th Eng. CO. D.. A. e. F. France.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07
(WHEARDy51
|ARDUND TIE
1haCORNER1n nd

Monday and tuesday.
VIM. Haech of Smith Hill, spent
the week end in town.
Joe Yoklavich was down Saturday
and Sunday from Irwin.
V. H. Shumway, with his family
moved to Smith Hill Tuesday.
Tom Griffith left on Fridays train
for Gunnison for a short stay.
A big Red Cross dance is planned
for March 18th, at the City Hall.
Eldon Hauser came in Saturday on
the train, on short business trip.
Il
Wigelo Ruggero was down from
Smith Hill several days last week
Lawrence Beitl& is now employed
on the mining force at the Horace
Vern Wise win assist DIR. Taylor
at the Drug store the coming week.
Henrv Johnson was down from
Smith Hill for few days this week
Mrs. H. C. Berry was quite i'll all
last week but is better at this writ
ing.
j. c. Moberly is assisting at the
Colorado Supply store for few
weeks.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Arnott is reported very much
! improved.
Wm. Nisius of Smith Hin, spent tho
4, w".k end in town, returning to the
mine Mondcy.
g. Floyd Chaprcll cnme up from
Gunnison for few days and will
return shortly.
. Fr1r'- Scr~s wh' ig now employed
f. at the Big Mine has been on the sick
list several days.
Paul Heucheiner came down from
Floresta Saturday for short visit
with his parents.
A fine afternoon. was enjoyed
Thprsdav hv tic Ladies' Aid, at the
Disl Bailey home.
.Jacl Buchanan Of Cunnison. has
gone to work ~ the Horace, digging
coal for Uncle Sam.
Louis Lucero. ST.. made his usual
trip to town Tuesday returning to
Jacl's Cabin Wednesday,
Mrs. Dick Bailey and two children.
went out to the Botteniield ranch
Tuesday for a weeks visit.
Roger Nelson returned from Mont
rose on Wednesday where he went for
examination by the local board.
Bcden Eush Of Smith Hill. recently
purchased the Stockman ranch on
Cement Creek from j. O. Duncan.
Mrs. .Joo Pasic. Ji'., ia reported
he-ter, following a serious illness
this week when she lost an infant SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bergman were
found the roads quite bad for sleigh
ing.
Mrs. Kate Redden with her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Bill Redden, went to
Gunnison Monday for few days
visit.
The Genrights are busy remodeling
the Beuton Hall where they expect
to get their picture show operating
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andreatta re-
turned on Thursday, after weeks
visit at the DAMN ranch at Jacks
Cabin.
Mrs. Joe Voss came up Monday
from Jacks Cabin to see her sister,
Mrs. Lawrence Beitler, who has been
quite ill.
VIM. H. Whalen went to Gunnison
the first of the week to attend a
special meeting of the county COM
missioners.
1t is rumored that DIR. @. A. Dram
has resigned his position with the
mines here and intends locating in
another field.
.Carl Dohlnan of Baldwin, was a
SXeJst at the hotel Saturday, making
the trip to Smith Hill Sunday where
he is employed.
Mrs. Zilba Haymaker has recently
moved into the Young building on
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07


Word received bv his mother from
Andrew Campbell. was that ha is al
most recovered from his recent ope-
ration in Pueblo Minneuua hospital
and will return soon to his home.
Lawrence Beitler moved down from
Smith Hill Tuesday evening and we
understand Eph Bailey and Felice
Ruggero will move down as soon as
possible and viii work here.
o.
Miss Maud Ball was q passenger
to Gunnison Sunday where she will
visit her sister Ethel few DAYS be-
fore taking her new position at the
Colorado Supply store.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruff. who have
bought most of the house furnishings
sold by Jack Mooney, have rented the
Moonev home and will move in as
soon as possible.
The Smith Anthracite branch was
opened as far as the wrecked bridge
bv the rotary. 1t is planned to build
bridge and open the road as soon
as possible.
The old Wise property, near Gla-
cier has been recently sold to a
stranger, VIM. Hale. who came in
Sunday to look over his place, we un-
derstand
A snow slide from the big C. F. &
I. barn Monday caught a mule that
was standing in the yard, breaking
it's front legs. The animal was shot
at once.
The school friends of Miss Maribel
Hudson surprised her with delight
full little party Fridav night. A jol-
" evening was enjoyed by the young
folks.
Mrs G. H. Wise and Violet came
10 Thursday to take in the Lyceum
number. Violet remained as guest
1T the Whalen home for the week
end
James Harris left Sunday for Cali
fornia for few months visit. Reg
er Nelson will be yard master dur
ing the absence of MIR. Harris,
Jack Neesham recently purchased
tho johnson house occupied by the
F. G. Gladstones and will move in
there in the near future.
Miss Annie Better, who has been
in the Saiida hospital for the past
week fer minor operation. returned
Sunday in fine health.
Word has been received that the
2e'h Erei7eers in which Anton Dsnni
enlisted, has already safely reached
France.
August Weich and Earl Danbs left
on Sundav for Denver where they
will enter training at once.
NJ. r. Fisher donates q large space
to advertising Thrift Stamps in this
weeks Pilot
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Roger Nelson returned from Mont
rose on Wednesday where he went for
examination by the local board.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Mrs. Dick Bailey and two children.
went out to the Botteniield ranch
Tuesday for weeks visit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

10th Eng. CO. D.. A. e. F. France.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

A. O. Mcdonald made the trip ur
from Jacks Cabin on horseback Tues.
day, on, business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

A big Red Cross dance is planned
for March 18th, at the City Hail.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Miss Ruby Nutting is boarding at
the Harry Mccormick home now.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

v. H. Shumway, with his famil.
moved to Smith Hill Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Eldon Hauser came in Saturday on
the train, on short business trip.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Wigelo Ruggero was down from
Smith Hill several days last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Tom Griffith left on Fridays train
for Gunnison for a short stay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

The Photoplay management an
nounces the coming of the popular
Paramount Pictures" to begin next
month. Everyone knows that this
company produces the best pictures
in the film world today and will be
pleased to hear of this change.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Bclden Eush Of Smith Hill, recently
purchased the Stockman ranch on
Cement Creek from j. O. Duncan.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Word received bv his mother from
most recovered from his recent ope-
ration in Pueblo Minneuua hospital
and will return soon to his home.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Judge E.. M. Nourse of Gunnison,
was called up again Monday in con-
sultation with the City Council on
the Bond Issue that will be presented
at the April election. to tax payers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
z JADWlGOWA.

Onegdaj W teatrze Pulaskiego, p.
M. 1920 North Robey utica ma Jad-
wigowie, kt6rego wlascfeielem jest p.
l.. B. Nowierski, odbyl sic zapoWie-
dziany Vice ma korzysc Armii Pol
skiej We Francyi. Program Wiecu
byl urozmaicony | tax panic Wirgi-
MIA Menkicka / Gabryela Mazurek
odSpiewaly kilka piesni narodowych
jak ,,Otrzej Lzy"- ,,Zegnam Gle
,,zyczenie" | ,,Mazur pozegnalny zof-
nierza"; Spiewy wykonane byfy PREY
akompaniamencie p. Jana Tadelskic-
GO. Duet ma kornetach wykonali PIP.
Leon Kipkowski i Julian Schloss, tax
re PREY akompaniamencie p. Tadel-
skiego; odegrali oni kawalki nowsze
amerykanskie jak keep the home
fires burning" i inne.
P~okazywane byly take obrazki mi
gawkowe 2 zycia wojak6w. Do pu--
b~licznoSci przem6wii przekonywuja-
co officer rekrutacyjny Stanislaw
Krzywonos; publika, ma dow6d, IL
slowa p. Krzywonosa ME byly gro
chem rzucanym o sciany, zloly}a ra-
zem $S4.1S ma Armie Polska we
Francyi.
q braku m1ejsca W teatrze, powto-
rzono program poraz drugi; Vice
oglaszali PIP. Kipkowski l Schloss
gra ma kornetach pred teatrem.
Operatorowi maszynki z obrazka-
mi migawkowemi, p. F. Sidorowiczo-
wi jak i tez p. B. Waiaszkiewiczowi
,,]usherowi" "a usluge nalezy sic SER
deczne podziekowanie. Uznanie "a
spiew nalezy sic paniom Menkickiej
/ Mazurek.
Organizator Krzywonos ma ma
dzieje, re Vice ma Jadwigowie odnie-
sic ~pozadane skutki; mlodziez ma
sza prosi o wstepowanie W szeregi
Armii Polskiej, kt6rej bluro rekru-
tacyjne ma J~adwigowie znajduje sic
PREY North Robey ulicy, blisko Ham,
burg ulicy. +. +.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
z WEST PULLMAN.
DO WsZYsTKICH TOW. MFsKICH
ZENsKICH, I ZARAZEM DO
WSZYSTKICH POLAKOW
ZAMuESZXALYCH w WEST
PULLMAN.

Komitet wymarszu W Dniu Lojal-
nosci Ito Jest Ago lipca) zawiadamia
wszystkich cLonk6w, wszystkich To-
warzystw tax meskich jak | zehskich,
aaebv sic zebrali jak jeden MAJ o
godz. 9tej rano punktualnie pred
kosciolem PREY mar. 123ciej 1 Par
nell utica.
Ka4dy czlonek I czionkini ma mice
odznak swojezo Tow. 1 zarazem Jed
ma choragiewke amerykahska Tub
polska.
Zarazem upraszamy Wszystkich
bez wyjatku, ktorzy tylko czuja
sic Polakami, azeby sic stawili ma
ten wymarsz I okazali swoj patryo'
tyzm | re So lojalnymi obywatelami
tego kraju. Komitet tel parady sta
"a sic, o lie m~oznosci, azeby parada
W West Pullman wypadla wspaniale,
Chcemy pokazat innonarodowcom
Il nv Polacy ME stoimy ma ostatnim
%szczeplu, ale wiele sill nam starczy'
pomagamy stanom zjednoczonym do
z~wyciezenia W tel wojnie do zgniece,
MIA prusaka.
Co zas do dw6ch TOW, ktore ME
chca wziat udziaiu W parable z po-
wodu poswiecenla sztandaru, Komi-
tet uprasza aaeby owe Tow. zmienify
swoje zdanie 1 poSwiecili sztandar
rychleJ, a wzieli udziai W paradzie' je
aelt tego r!e uczynia naraza sic ma
wstyd | hahbe a innonarodowcy be-
da ich palcami wytykah.
Ludwik Kanozor, prezes;
Gryfan Pahczyk, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
n HELENOWA.

Kolektorzy i kolektorki Podatku Ma
w parafii sw. Heleny, zebralt
W maui sunny nastepujace: X. proboszca
Piotr Pyterek $3.50; Wiadysiaw Prus'
1928 Walton ul., $3.50; Siostry Felfcy-
ankl Cd dzieci ~szkolnych. $500; VOL
CZECH Stink. 2O33 Rice ul., $3.50; 70
fla P~erchorowicz, 2034. Iowa ul, $500;
Emilia Wcis}o, 9O7 n. Hoyne ave, 80.
Anna Ligman, 124s n. Maplewood ave-
nue.. s15.75; Jan Giomb, 1888 n. Rich
mond ul., s14.50; Piotr Ligman, 1913
y. Maplewood ave. Sl4.00; Gertrude Wiz
enie wska, 1919 Rockwell ul" $l4.oo; An
tonina Czarnowska, 2735 Cortez ulica'
$500; Jadwiga Sierosiawska. 1901 n.
Artesian ave. STEPS; NJ. J.. B~ereczkow>
ski, 2244 Walton utica, $11.50; Joanna
Bartoszewlcz, 1926 Iowa utica. s1l.oo;,
Veronica Skweres, 1858 Haddon ave.
nue.. s10.5O: Stanislaw Bogdzio. 1874 No.,
Robey utica, $1,000; Aleksander Percho
rowicz. 2O34 Iowa utica. $500; Tadeusz
Mikstacki, PAS Thomas utica, $500;
LudwIk Maciejewski. 1927 Walton uli-
ca. sS.25; Stanislawa Piehska, 11os N.
western avenue, $50; Wiktorya Sta
sick, 212o w. Huron utica, $3.50; Teo-
dora Reinke, 1887 No. Robey Utica.
1925; Julia Szczypkowska. 1910 No.
Hoyne avenu $50; Marya Koziowska,
1920 n. washtenaw ave, $3.50: S. Wro-
blewski, 1924 Augusta utica 1 Mikstacki
obaj zebrali, $500. Razem zebrano
"a miesiac maj, S357.2S.
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PODATEK
NARODOWY.
re sTANIsLAwowA.

W mieslacu ma1u kolektorzy Ao'
lektorki zebrali nasteputace sunny:
Adamiec Karolina, $500; Adamieo
Walerya, s11.o5; Bartoszewics BTanci'
seek, $1,000; Baligrodzki, Antont, $lo.1o,
Biedka Emilia, $3.50; Biedka Zofia'
1915; Bielagowski Ignacy. $3.50;
Brandt Marya. s16.S6; Brzykca Agnie-
Ska, $3.50; Bukrajewskl Antoni, $500.
Czekaia Konstancya, $3.50; Duks Ro-
zalia, $4.25; Garstka Antonina. $500;
Grabarska Michalina, s2T95; Gutko-
wska Helena. s24.7O; Henke Joanna,
s5.25; Jagusch Franciszek. $500; ia
kubek Wojciech, s2.s5; Jasihska Sta
nis{awa. s2.25; Kaczyhski Jozef, $500.
Karasiewicz Joanna, $3.50; Kisla Pawef
$3.50; Klatta Maciej, $S.25: Koziara E.
milia. $500; Kraszkiewicz Walenty.
s2.25; Kr6l Stanislaw, $3.50; Kuprel-
ski Jozef, s20.S0; Kurczewska Marya,
s1O.95; Lipecki Franciszek. $3.50; Lu-
kasik Anna, 1865; Lukaszewska Fran
ciszka, $3.50; Matz Franciszek $500:
Mazurklewicz iAnna, $3.50; Mix Sta
nislawa, $3.50; Mrochin Maryanna,
$500; Wyczkier Agata, $5.25: Niema-
szyk Franciszek. $3.50; Olechno, Ma
rya. $1,000; Oszlager Anna. $500; Pa
sternacki MikoIaj, $3.50; Piotrowska
Katarzynat 1890; Plebania, s14.5o;
Przypyszna Cecylia, 1915; Puciaty
Franciszek, s19.75; Relewicz Paulina,
$500; Renkosiak Julia. s1S.95; Rompa-
Ia J6zef, SLIPS; Rutkowski Antoni
s775; Rutkowska Marya, $1,000: Schulz
fer Monika, $l4.0O; Sitkiewicz Bonita
cy. 1910; Skajewska Marya. sl6.25:
Skibihski Waclaw, $14.75; Skweres
Piotr, $500; Sojka Karolina, $500;
S~tachowicz Veronica, $500; Stancel
Agata. $3.50; STAMINA Veronica. $3.50;
Stypihski Felix, $11.75 Trafihska Hele-
ma, $3.50; Treder Barbar. sl2.25; Tur-
kowski J6zef, $4.75; Ulatowska Ana
stazya. s22.25: Urban Michalina, $10.s5
Wacholtz Teresa, $3.50; Wetta Marya.
$3.50: Wichlacz StanIsiaw, $3.50; W65-
elk Franciszek, 1880; Wojtus Marya,
Sl2.45; Wojtalewicz Jan, $500; Woll-
mix Andrzoj, $3.50; Wych Zofia.
1915: Zagrzebski Franciszek, 1880
Xawiszewsk! Jan. $1,000. Razem
$S90.1O. Karty wpisowe s13.25. Ra-
zem SS76.S5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29
PARAFIA SW. JOZEFA.

W niedziele, dnia 3Ogo czerwca,
1918 roku odbedzle sic poSwiecenie
sztandaru h~onorowego (Service
Flag).
Gf6wni marszafkowie pochodu So
panowie Antoni Rusch i R. J. Kowa-
lewski; po wszelkie informacye mar
szalkowie poszczeg6lnych Towa--
rzystw udadza sic do gi6wnego mar
szalk6w. Program: Towarzystwa
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. l Zwiazku Polek
usawia sic szpalerem ma So. Paulina
ulicy pomiedzy Alma l 4Sma utica;
Towarzystwa Zjednoc0enia P. R. K,
Foresterzy 1 inne ustawia sic ma
Paulina ulicy, pomiedzy 4Sma 49ta
frontem do 4Sej ulicy.
Poch6d rozpocznie sic o godz. 2ej
popoludniu p~unktualnie.
Sztandar Honorowy wynlesiony be
die z domu prezesa A. j. W}odar-'
skiego z Tow. Dobroczynnosci sw
Wincentego q Paulo W parafii sw.
JGzefa przez dzieci szkolne z Sci
klasy, Paulina utica do 4Sej, gdzie
wszystkie Towarzystwa zlacza sic !
pochodem udadza sic 4Sma do Ash
land ave. - Ashland ave. do 47ej
do 4Sej 1 4Sma ul. do kosciola sw.
Jozefa. w kosciele beda rezerwowe
miejsca dla jednego familianta, al
DO jednej familiantki 2olnierza. Pc
bilety MONA sic zg1osiG do sekreta-
RIA W niedziele rano, W sail para
fialnej. Poswiecenie odbedzie sic W
czasie Nieszp6r przez X. Stanis}awa
Cholewihskiego; kazanie wygiosi K.
Jan Grembowicz z obozu Camp
Grant.
TOW. DroboczynnoscI sw, Wincen-
tego a Paulo W parafii sw. Jozefa:
A. j. Wlodarsk1, prezes;
B. r. Galecki, sekr.
4S52 s. Wood I'll.
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wiasnie tego dnia wolnoSci naszeJ
pragniemy. TowaTzystwa obecne ma
TEN posiedzeniu uchwalily jedno-
glosnie wziae udzial 1 to jak mai
wiekszy.
Dziwnem jednak jest, re ME
wszystkie Towarzystwa by}y repre-
zentowane l takowe musimy stanow-
czo. uznac "a niepatryotyczne, zwlasz-
CA. re niekt6re z tych Towarzystw
ME wziely udziaiu tax samo W o.
statnim wymarszu. Azeby tym iowa
rzyswom dac sposobnoSc, zwolujemy
drugie posiedzenie W pcniedzialek,
dnia 1go lipca o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem W hall parafialnej i spodzie-
wamy sic, re administracye | czlon-
kowie wszystkich towarzystw beda
ma tenn p%osiedEeniu obecne.
Marsza}kiem gl6wnym obrano 10
zefa Smoczyhskiego, a asystentami
J6zefa Guy 1 Franciszka Pacyne.
ZaznaczyG wypada, re "a staraniem
X. proboszcza S. Siatki C. R. beda z
wymarszu kantowskiego ma miejscu
zdjete ruchome obrazki, kt6re POI
niej beda pokazywane ma scenic W
hall p%arafialnej sw. Jana Kantego.
Starajmy sic zatem, ably ten wy
marsz udai sic jak najlepiej 1 ably
wzsyscy cz}onkowie z towarzystw
kantowskich wzieli udziai W tym wy
marszu.
8. Pftera, A. Ochal, j. Smoczyn-
ski, j. Guy, F. Pacyna,
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-29

Popularity Notwithstanding, IT,
czen | abituryent szkoiy spiewu pa
nj Agnieszki Nerins, ktory wystapi
W galowem przedstawieniu muzycz-
mem tejae szkoly jutro wieczorem, W
Auditorium sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
Pod kierownictwem PAM Nering
przygotowywaf sic p. Tym do karye-
~ zawodowej jake impersonator 1
spiewak r6l niewiescich. Wojna
zmusila go do o~diozenia ambicyi arty
stycznych ma pozniej. ostatni to jego
wystep publiczny ma ju~trzejszem
przedstawieniu pred odjazdem do
obozu.
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POGRZER S. Z. BENEDYKTA
CZAPSKIEGO, OCHOTNIKA
ARMI POLSKIEJ.

Pogrzeb ochotnika Armii Polskicj
s. p. B~enedykta Czapskiego, odbedzie
sic W poniedzialek, dnia 1go lipca.
Zwloki zostana wyniesione 2 domu 70
dzic6w 36G1-63 Elston ave. przez
urzednik6w rekrutacyjnych Armii
Polskiej i zlozone W karawanie. Ka-
rawanem zostana przewiezione pred
kosci6l Niepokalanego Serca NJ. p.
W Irving Park, gdzie proboszczem
jest ks. Applet, PREY Sp~aulding i
Grace ulicach. Tam zn6w z karawa-
nu vienna je i zaniosa do kosciola u
rzednicy rekrutacyjni.
W kosciele egzekwie zalobne Cd
praw!2 I kazanie w~yglosza Xxx APP
pelt, Zapa}a i inni.
Pc nabozehstwie orszak zalobny
ruszy tramwajami / automobilami ma
cmentarz sw. Wojciecha. Ma cmenta-
rzu mad zwlokami przom6wi kapitan
P. Kleczkowski.
w czasie pochodu do kosciola i ma
cmentarz przygrywac bedzie kapela,
prawdopodobnie kapela marynarzy z
Great Lakes Naval Station.
w p~ogrzebie Armie Polska repre-
zentowaG beda: wszyscy %urzednicy
Centrum No. 2. wszyscy ochonicy,
Komitet Obywatelski. Opr6cz tego
Centrum No. 2 zaprasza ma ten smut
ny obrzed ~wszystkie tie rodziny i oso-
by, kt6re juz kogoS re swych mai
drozszych majq bqdz to ma polu wal
XII we Francyi, badz W Kanadzie W
Armii Polskiej. Przyjdzcie wszyscy
- Rodacy - oddajcie ostatnia po-
s1uge zolnierzowi Armii Polskiej:
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KoIektorzy wparafii sw. Amy. ze-
brazil W maui nastepujace ofiary: -
X. Gracyas, $3.50; j. Kontrebecki,
s46.6O; w. Gizewski, s11.70; ]. Zimoh,
$3.50; X Zalewski, $24.65; j. Musialo-
wicz, s24.75; J. Gryzlak, $41.55; J. Mi
krut, Sells; J. Olejnicki, s5.25; A. Hy-
biak. s23.SO; J. Mackiewicz. s62.75; S.
Piechowicz, S14.45: ]. Tuiacz, $3.50;
J. Erazmus, s14.15; w. Golaszewski
$685.; T. Dyszel, s41.95; J. Radziszew-
ski. S41.O0; L. Wozniak. s42.75; j. ku-
czaj. s11O5; J. Mysliwiec. 1915; ]. Los,
s11.35; y. y. s12.75; Ma plebanli $3.50.
Razem skolektowano "a miesiac MAJ,
S5S0.75,
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2 BRIDGEPoRTU.

Rolektorzy 1 kolektorki Podatku Ma
rodowego zebrali W parafii wyze1 po-
danej "a miesiac mai nastepujace SUI
my: Micha1 Ceglelski 1 1gnacy stefah-
ski, s37.75; Wladysiawa Wronko ! Ma
rya P!lachowska. $3.50; wawrzynieo
Banaszek ! walenty Cegielski. $500;
Leonard Jadwiga Kunka, SOTO; Ma
wanna 1 Kazimiera Skrzypczyhskie,
$3.50; Helena Pierzyhska 1 Anna Petka
s56.61; Wincenty Janisiawski. S4.e5; Jo
zefa Dyczkowska Marya Grzebielska,
1855; Veronica Janeozko 1 Marya Pie
kut. s24.25: Helena Mielcarek 1 Joanna
Kunka, $3.50; Marya Zlel!hska 1 20
fla Biderman. s2s.00I Konstancya swia-
tkowska 1 Monika Baniewics, $50. So;
Jan Barszczewski t55.75: Klara Sikor.
ska | Veronica Gasidska, tee.sS, -
Razem s466.64.
ParafIanie Z parafi Najsw. Nary pan
ny Cd Nlsustajscfj Pomocy. pcwinnt DO.
czuwac 81 edo SbowisSku 1 skiadad Q
lie mogs m gdnduss NascdewyA
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ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Poniewaz W dniu Ago lipca, 1918,
obchodziG bedziemy Dzien Lojalno-
sci, przeto zwolujemy s~pecyalne po--
siedzenie Delegatow Gminy 10 u. N.
P. ma dzien 3Ogo czerwca t. j. niedzie
le, o godz. 1870 popoi., azeby poczy-
mic ~starania do Observation-Disclosures
wziecia udzialu W dniu wyzej Wy
mienionym. Zatem wszyscy Delegaci
| Delegatki Gminy 70 q. n. P. oraz
reprezcntanci grup, So proszeni o
przybycie ma to posiedzenie.
q szacunkiem,
F. Siewick, sekr.
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re SERCOWA.

Kolektorzy Podatku Narodowego "
parafli Najslodszego Serca Jezus ze'
brazil "a miesiac maj n%astepujace sunny:
Saucepan Gacek, $3.50; Stanislaw Ka-
MIA, s26.75; Sylvester Mazurek, s4l.5o;
Stefan Adamczyk. sl36.75; Andrea Kur
dys. s2S.O5; Walenty PAGER. $500; Fran
ciszek Chowaniec, $500; Wojciech Ko-
SEX, s34.55; Stanislaw Smiaiek, $4,000;
Stanislaw Wiecek, $19.25; Wiadyslaw
Jasik, s16.O; Jak6b Onak. $4,000; Wa
lenty Czury1o, s26.75; Jan Dyrcz, sfo.25;
Ludwik Mtrocha, $1,000; Roman Tokarz
S32.70: Michal B~ochenski, s17.00; An
drzej Tomniczak, s49.50; Jozef Baboh
s41.OO; J6zef Jimmy, $3.50; Ma pleba-
nii zlozono $3.50. - Razem S75O.15.
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z MkODZIANKOWA.
DZIEN L~OJALNOSCI.

Nastepne ~posledzenie reprezentan-
tow Towarzystw 1 parafian wzgle--
dem Wiecu 1 manifestacyi W dzieh
Ago lipca, b. r, odbedzie sic W po-
niedziaiek, dnia 1go lipca o godzinie
8mej wieczorem W hall parafialnej.
Proszeni So nietylko r~eprezentanci
Towarzystw ale wszyscy parafianle,
ktorzy chca brad udzia& W TAX waz-
mel ola Polakow urocEystosci.
z szaounkiem,
X. Jan Zwierzchowsk1, proboszcz.
J6zef Ruszldewicz, prezes,
Bernard Hrozowsld, s~ekretarz,
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w imieniu 1Stu Towarzystw i Sub
komitetu No. Sci Armii Polskiej we
Francyi, prosimy wszystkich preze-
SOW i wice-prezes6w ma posiedzenie
W niedziele, dnia 30go czerwca, o
godzinie 5tej popoludniu do sail pa
rafialnej Najsw. Fanny Maryt cd
Nieustajacej Pomocy, ably sic poro-
zumieG wzgledem urzadzenia wspa-
nialej Manifestacyi LojalnoSci W DIN.
Ago lipca, W parku PREY 29tej Hal
sted ulicy. Jezeli komu, to nam Po-
lakom powinno ma tenn zalezet, ably
sic pred Amerykanami jak najlicz-
niej pokazaG.
NJ. r. Mezydlo, Ant. Budyn, Ant.
Leszert, komitet prasy.
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re STANISLAWOWA.

Jutro po Nieszporach, W sail Klu-
bu Obywatelskiege i'm. Tadeusza Ko-
seiuszkf odbedzie sic zebranie repre-
zentant6w ~wszystkich t~owarIystw
meskich i zenskich W parafii sw. Sta
nisIawa Kostki, W sprawie manifesto
cyl, jaka ma sic odbyt W Dzieh Lojal
nosei, Ago lipca, b. =. Ma zebranie
to stawi6 sic maja wszyscy wanna
sprawl.
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Fotografia ~powyzsza przedstawia
s. p. Benedykta Czapsklego, ochotnl-
ka Armii Polskiej, ktory wNjechaw-
sly do obozu KoSciuszki W Kanadzie
d. IS. czerwca, zmarl tam W niedziele
23. czerwca. Cialo jego sprowadzila
rodzina do Chicago / tn pochowany
zostanie W poniedziaiek ma cmenta-
rzu sw. Wojciecha.