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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Yankees Show Their Nerve by
Taking Needed Sleep During
Hours of Waiting for Zero"

themselves on the ground and slept
soundly II was an encouraging sign
to us, for It meant that the men were
not jumpy. They never did show any
sign of nervousness as matter OF tact
"For us officers. there was no sleep
during that three hours waiting There
were conferences TO be held with the
Australians and then. too, the RESPONSE
bility was weighing heavily on us. We
knew that our lads would come through
clean. but we could not help being a
bit anxious
Australians Cool Lot.
"We had to admire the coolness OF
the Australian officers who told stories
and laughed as il nothing was going TO
happen.
"A few minutes before the barrage
was due the allied artillery onened with
harrassing fire and we American OF
ficers were out among our men hot
foot to keep them steady. fearing that
they might mistake this for the barrage
Then came the barrage and we never
dreamed there could be such gun fire.
1t was tremendous. The gunnerS GER
tainly did a wonderful Job
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
NURSE INSTITUTE
OPENS JULY 29
Public Health Nursing to Be
Taught Graduates,
Billy Elizabeth Kyle.

The Oklahoma Public Health Nurs-
ing institute for graduate nurses who
desire to take up public health nursing,
will open July % and the course will
continue for six weeks Application
should be made to Jules Schevitz, sec
retary of the Oklahoma association for
the prevention OF tuberculosis, BIS Okla
homan building
Members of the state medical asso-
citation and social workers will conduct
the course, which will consist OF field
work and lectures on child welfare,
public health and sanitation social
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Past Experience In State Affairs Has Acquainted
Joe S. Morris With Duties of Office
of Secretary of State

County Election Boards and precinct Of
ficials, men of high standing in their
respective communities who have served
their state honestly and conscientiously,
and who have rendered me their hearth
est cooperation at all times.
The office Of Secretary of State
carries with 1t membership on two i'm
portant boards. The same being the
State School Land Commission and State
Board of Equalization was member
of the Senate at the time these boards
were established, and their duties de-
fined, serving as Chairman of the Senate
Committee. on school lands. Am famil-
lar with the work OF both these depart
ments and If nominated and elected
believe can render the intelligent
service to which the people are entitled.
respectfully invite a rigid investira-
ton as to my conduct as a member Of
the Senate and Secretary of the State
Election Board, and II you find me
worthy of promotion | solicit your sup
port and influence on August 6.
Sincerely,
JOE S. MORRIS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Physicians Leaving
For Army Honored

Five Oklahoma City physicians who
will leave soon for service with the
army were honorcd Saturday at noon
by a luncheon given in the Lee-Huckins
hotel to about thirty OF their colleagues
by Dr. +. s. Ferguson. DR.. W. NJ Tay-
lor and DR.. X. T. Edwards. The physi-
clans who will soon Join base hospitals
are Dr. Arthur w White, Dr. Lea A.
Rck. Dr. Edward +. Davis. DR. L. NJ.
WcStiall and DR.. John S Pine
Toasts were responded to by DR. Le-
roy Long. DR.. /. n. Buxton, DR. J. B.
RoIatcr. Capt Rex Bolend and DR. Ar
thur w. White.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

At the incoming of statehood was
elected from Texas, Cimarron, Beaver,
and Harper counties to the state senate,
serving four-year term. On June 2,
1914, was appointed Secretary of the
State Senate and Ex-Officio Secretary Of
the State Election Board by the presi-
dent pro-tempore of the Senate owing
to vacancy. Was reelected by the
Senate to these positions In 1915 and
1917 unanimously, resigning May 18,
1918, to be candidate for Secretary
of State.
During my four years as Secretary
of the State Election Board not single
contest has been had in either branch of
the legislature. Every recount asked for
has been given and in not a single in
stance has any unfairness been disclosed.
Democrats have been seated by as small
a majority as four votes, republican
members by as small majority as two
votes. ! do not clam all the honor for
having held fair elections. This splendid
record has only been made possible by
the strong personnel of the various
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

Luke mCLuke Gays
The patent medicine manufacturers
keep on advertising guaranteed cures
Tor every ailment on the map. And
the fool undertakers keep right on buy
ing more hearses and more embalmlng
fluid
Anyway, the father who never let his
son waste any time on such foolishneSs
as learning how to read and write
knows that the lad will never be sent
to the pen for forgery
Funny how little patience father has
with the bamboo handle of a carpet
heater and how much patience he has
with the bamboo handle of a fishing
rod.
The Lord doesn't get many wrinkles
worrying over the case OF the man
whose religion consists OF a four foot
streak of lazness and firm belief that
the Lord will provide.
Too many OF us give the other fellow
$4,000 worth of advice when what the
other fellow needs is ten cents in cash
We can't all live in the big cities
And II is better 10 he live man in a
dead town than a dead man in a live
town.
Bartcndcrs should lay a mans change
in dry spot When mother is frSk-
ing fathers pants she often finds two
quarters or two dimes glued together
and Sho wonders how on earth they
got that way.
Every ld-fashioned housekeeper has
lot of bargain remnants slowed away
that she will never use and that she
wouldn't part with for anything.
II has Just about gotten to point
where YOU would insult a woman il
you said that her new dress looked
sensible.
There are a lot OF wall-eyed liars ir
this world, including the man who say,
that he likes TO drink olive oil.
II the picture is that of female ant
ii runs mostly to bare torso and bare
legs, it is art.
The trouble with the reformer who
has great message to deliver to thu
people is that he wants to deliver i
collect.
We may be a low w-browed degenerate
But we believe that the onery r1an who
! drinks beer and supports his wife will
get to Heaven ahead OF the kind o
man who reads the Bible and lets hi,
wife support him
NJ. Clemenceau, premier of France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
GIRLS! USE LEMONS
FOR SUNBURN, TAN
Ty III Make this lemon lotion
70 whIten your tanned or
freckled skIn,

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of
orchard White, shake we'll, and you
i've a quarter pint OF the best freckle,
ftmburn and tan lotion, and complexion
lfhitener at very, very small cost.
Il Your grocer has the lemons and any
'{fug store or toilet counter will supply
|IbSee ounces of Orchard White for
~ cents. Massage this sweetly
Pogrant lotion into the face, neck, arms
"a hands and see how quickly the
eckles, sunburn, windburn and tan
Sappear and how clear, soft and
hite the skin becomes Yesi 1t is
rnless. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

The residence of A. G.. Liston, Sl6
Vest Twenty second street, was en-
'sred at an early hour Saturday The
Ibieyes were frightened away A maid
y 722 West Nineteenth street reDorted
( theft of a purse containing $50 Sat
vday to the police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Quick, Doc, The Pulmotorl

1T says here that electricity will
make people fat" said the Old Fogy. as
he looked up from the newspaper he
was reading
That's funny" commented the
crouch. IL should imagine that elec
tricity would make people light"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
LhakRMLh4ke
His Column
They Acted Misnes.
COor2NCM /QH9

(Mlsnes Is pronounced Meen.)
Said n Hun when Tetreating from MlsneB
with a rag tied around his sore besnes
Dem Yanks ain't polite.
Der tam fools like to light"
But the rest OF his talk was obsclsnes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
FAUCETT WlTHDRAWS IN
COMMISSIONER CONTEST

r. w. Faucet, candidate for the re-
publican nomination for commissioner
in the first district, announced this af-
ternoon that he had withdrawn from
the contest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Nav Knows a Few Things.

Willie-Paw what is, reasonable
wife?
Maw-One who never asks the reason
Of anything her husband does. my son.
Paw-You get to bed, young man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Benefit WILL BE GIVEN
FOR MILITARY HOSPITAL

Wives Of travelling men Of Oklahoms
City are giving a benefit at haywood
garden on Friday and Saturday to en-
dow a bed for Oklahoma soldiers in the
American military hospital No / at
Neuilly, France. Several American
cities have endowed ten or more heds
and Oklahoma City is well on the road
to endowipg at least five or six.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Petmanent Hendlinea From Nov ON

Americans Make Big Gains.
10000 Huns Captured.
Allies Rout German Forces.
Italians Slaughter Austrians.
Food Riots in KaiSer's Dominions.
War Stamp Quota OverSubscribed.
Germany Makes Peace Overtures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Ho, Huml

People would rather knock than boost
in these times, and men who hand you
well-meant praise are scarce. There
fore we regret to report that Frank
Compliment was found dead last Sun
day. We had hoped that he might live
forever.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
You wini

Ball Crank's idea Of an essential oc
cupation is helping to destroy the ord
nance and ammunition plants at Essen
Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

tuition for the course. but the class is
limited, and it is advisable that appli-
cation be made at once.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Keep

"A miser's stingy. I'll agree"
Observed old Mr. Innate;
And we know very well that he
VIII keep In any climate"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

after Reasonover has decided the ques-
ton. He is Cincinnati real estate
agent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

Gives the Matter Cheerful Study.
1t is always wise and proper to be
careful about buying real estate. One
should be assured, however, that a
proper purchase or sale is being made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Modest Violets.

This earths so old that n you tried.
You couldn't EueTs It's age. I'm bound
Yet some men think that II they died,
The old world would quit turning
round
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Firms Is Firma

When you 90 to Japan you ought 10
buying something from U. Ohta. in Osa-
ka. And let Yamasa Shoyu his goods
in Choshi And drop it into one OF the
banks in Yokohama and ask the
managing director his name and he will
say: 'Watduyu Wantabc" But don't
pull gun in front of the store at
Yokoyama-Cho Sanchome, Nibonbashi-
ku, in Toxic The sign over the store
reads "Owarava- Shooten."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

NJ Clemenceau, premier of France,
has fought more duels than almost any
other man in Europe and has come out
of them with scarcely a scratch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08

Warren Beabout lives at Michigan
own. Ind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Our Daily Special
Luke McLuke Says.

Don't Brag Someone May Ask Yot
To Produce The Goods.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
You Know Them

lie gives advice from sun to sun,
| speak Of Oswald Hewitt:
He'll tell YOU just what should be done
But no won't go and do IT,
Luke McLuke
He knows how 10 run the army.
Does insdious Harry Pist
And he tells 'em in hlarney.
But refuses % enlist
Camp Bowie (TeXaD Reconnaissance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Advertiser emenp
Do You Want YOUR TAKES Increased?
Open Letter to the Voters by w. L. Alexander


Open Letter the Voters by w. L. Alexander
desire attention platform and the plank
my lawyer opponents platform the subject On the question
of taxation, | advocate the following:
The three percent production tax oil the essential
fair and equitable
the the The production
would bring school
the
deficiencies caused by such reduction"
My lawyer opponent dvocate following
"The controversy
three nequabe high low,
question fact that adjusted comparison with the valuation and
q o
than the tax other species of property Oklahoma have faith the
fairness of the legislature to readjust the rate"
An analysis OF Iad o tu andfa
am satisfied o
oc
Of e is o
producers state full
town county and 1t
annreae deyyon ofhrp t.
after the oil is in the tank The business liable for
oil Of
be 10
be the intelligent
geGst e1utn in wHIresut anineae
Robertson The only about which there
of 1916"
u" ss o" Between Robertson sn h % @ sni % o @ who VINE % ba apparently @
Of dmn he
he is Q a,pennn 10 this tax dGSnwsd ~
Just S @ the % & seF na % i i s S rt tho one & Sp Of taxpayers from p" their
wsdod nxarlyw stood
am fair this
Mo-" M Voter this Rer,on'
5 Pai" % and % are ] .Sas connections @ with The & STANDARD oil and subsidiary companies
it s his o this question
Respectfully,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
HARVEY JEWELRY
SHOP

~ Located at - 8. Harvey D.,
Formerly at > N. Harvey
ICES ON WATCH REPAIR
4 re REMAIN THE SAME
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-08
Such Nerve.

No wonder they haven't had any rain
in that territoryl n O. Sprinkle is a
railway mail clerk on the {. & +. L. and
runs between Chicago and Evansville.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
z TR6JCOWA.

Pc raz pierwszy ma scenic polskiej
bedzie wystawiony piekny dramat no
woczesny p. t. ,Krzyz-Topielec" jutro
wieczorem O godzinie S-mej W Audito-
rum Sw. Trolley przez Tow. Dzieciqtka
Jezus. M}odzie6cy naleAacy do te5oz
Towarzystwa odegraja tie sztuke, ably
uczcic Srebrny Jubileusz swego za1o-
zenia.
Dramat ,,Krzyz-Topielec' %przedsta-
via zycie dorastajacej mlodziezy ma
szej w okolicznosciach, w jakich sic
ona obecnymi easy obraca. Krzys, syn
zamoznej familii, Apgardza towarzy--
stwem bezwyznaniowem. Y ko1cem wa
kacyi udaje sic do kolllegium prote-
s%tanckiego ma wschodzie. Pc niejakim
czasie ojciec jego tract majQtek skut-
klein czego KrzyS jest zmuszony po-
wr6cic do domu. ,Wybrahcy Narodu'
dowiedziawszy sic o wSzystkiem. wy
kluczaja 60 z klubu. Smutnem doswiad-
czeniem pouczony, Krzys powraca do
swoich, kt6rzy go p%rzyjmuja z otwar-
tent rekoma.
Autor dramatu - rs. P. j. Carol,
c. S. c., by}y professor jezyka angiel-
skiego PREY uniwerSytecie W NOtre
Dame, Ind. Tl0maczenie dowolne przez
Ks. Boil. Sztuczke, c. S. c. Rehyser STU
XII Jest p. Edmund Meller
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
BACZNOSC
Tow. Kr0la WIad JagieEy W
Avondale.

Avondale.
Stosownie do jednoglosnie przyje
tel uchwaiy ma naszem regularnem
posiedzeniu jutro popoludniu o 60
dzinie 1870 maja sic zebrac wszyscy
czlonkowie Tow. Kr6la Wladysiawa
Jagie}ly pod op. Sw. Czes9awa W hah
parafialnej W celu otrzymania dali
szych wskazowek, aplikacye i kon--
stytucye organizacyi kt6rej zadanie l
cele uwazamy "a najpiekniejsze, to
Jest MACIERzY PoLsKIEJ. obec--
nym rowniez bedzie lekarz egzami-
nacyjny, kt6ry o lie moznosci zbada
apIikujacych i r6wniez beda re "a
rzadu Glownego Macierzy Polskiej,
Sekretarz Generality, p. Tom. S. Bla
chowski / Skarbnik Gen., FIR. Wit
kowski.
Jeszcze a odzywamy sic ! prosimy
azeby nikogo ma tenn posiedzeniu ME
brakowaio.
p. Kowaczek, prezes Komitetu.
n. Lengowski, sekr. Komitetu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
ZFRANCISZKOWA.

Jutro W sail OBJ. Jana Kulika, PREY
Kostner i Thomas ul., o godzinie 2:3O
popoIudniu odbedzie sic Obch6d Majo-
wy polaczony z Wiecem ma korzysc
Armii Polskiej we Francyi.
Nasamprz6d odbeda sic N~ieszpory
W kosciele sw. Franciszka, gdzie pro.
boszczem jest Y. F. Jagielski, a po-
tenn p6jda wszyscy do sail OBJ. Kulika
gdzie sic tez o oznaczonym czasie roz-
pocznie program %doborowy. Bedzie tam
wystep dzieci szkolnych, mowy wyg}o-
sza or~ganizatorzy Armii Polskiej, PAM
Jaska z Avondale, DIR. B. Klarkowski |
W. i. Nikogo ma obchodzie jutro z pa
rattan Franciszkowa ME powinno bra
kowac.
Ma weselu PIP. Kostr61 jake sic Cd
.by}o onegdaj W domu rodzic6w PAM
m}odej, PIP. Fr. Wior6w, pnr. 434S Iowa
ul., ma Armie Polska zebrano cd gosci,
krewnych i znajomych nastepujace o.
fairy:
Ks./F. Jagielski, $500; Wiora Fran,
$500; Wiora Jan. 500; Wiora Jan
MI, 5000; Waliewskf J6zef, $500; Ko-
stro Jan, 500: Korzeniewski Bolesl,
$780, G}uchowsh Piotr, $3.50; Zera
Mfcha}, $500: wfora Tomasz. $1.00
wfora Fran. mi. $t.00; Zurawski. Fran
ciszek, $1.00; Chlebak Grzegorz, $1O0;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
ZE SERCOWA.

Do Kolka Rob6rek Recznych i'm.
Heleny Paderewskiej - w parafii
Najsiodszego Serca Pana Jezusa, ma
Town of Lake, naleza nastepujace
panic i panienki: - Walerya Sym
czak, Franciszka Panek, Jozefa Ca
PEEK, Franciszka PAGER, Helena
Skwiercz, Jadwiga NiedZwiedz, Ka-
tarzyna Sulka, Karolina Dzierzega,
Pelagia Kazanecka, J6zefa Skwiercz,
Jozefa Kranklis, Zofia Bochniak,
Helena Michalak, Eva Skwiercz, Ro-
zalia Stawarska, Bronislawa Trybu-
MIA, Tekla Spirak, J6zefa Kalist, J6-
zefa Lewandowska, Barbara Nawo-
czyk, Klara Nowaczyk, Balbina No
waczyk, Zuzanna Liss, Anna Chilew-
ska, Franciszka Swiercz, Gertrude
Swiercz, Anna PinkoS, Leokadya Bra
dill, Antonina Koszyk, Regina Pierun-
kowicz, Anna Dudzik, Anna FLIP
CZdk, OlGlduld OLIooLo, Eahho n
pieh, Bronislawa Drabicka, M~aryanna
SzywaIa, Maryanna Borla, Stanisia-
wa Frankiewicz, Wiktorya Wojnic-
ka, Karolina Madura, Maryanna
Kwak, Maryanna Lasa, Maryanna
PAGER, Katarzyna Wawszczyk, Ju-
llama Kuku}ka BronislaWa KacZor,
Zofia Cyran, Kazimiera Czapek, Kla-
"a Kazanecka, Wiktorya Stoch, Ma
ryanna Wr6bel, Marta Nejman, Ro-
zalia Krolewczyk, Anna Cyran, Ma
ryanna Krawczyk, Wiktorya Bandur-
ska, Helena Owczarz, Pelagia Macie-
jewska, Franciszka Michalak, WIKI
torya Malysa, Klementyna Lacna'
Agnieszka Nejman, Maryanna Nova
| kowska i Anna Nizinska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

do Rodzin i Krewnych
Polskich Zolnierzy.

W dniu 1890 maja, t. !. W nledzie-
lie, urzadza stowarzyszenic Polskich
Kupcow 1 Przemysiowc6w Chicago,
wielka manifestacye, celem dopolno'
zenia rzadowi Stan6w Zjednoczonych
w rozsprzeda4y woJennych znaczkdw
Oszczednosciowych (War Savings
Stamps) miedzy Polakami.
Obowlazkiem kaAdego Polaka jest
wzlase udzial W tel Manifestacyi W
swoich dystryktach. Poniewaz wszyst-
kie organizacye polskie poiacza sic W
jedna dywizye i zaprosily Centrum No.
2. Armii Polskiej do wziecia udziaiu
ma czele tel dywizyl. przeto wzywamy
rodzic0w, krewnych I najblizszych
wszystkich naszych ~chfopak6w. kt6rYr
wyjechall juz do Armil Polskiej 1 al
DO juz przeplynell "a morze, albo tez
~jeszcze znajduja sic W obozle kosciu-
ski. 2 tych wszystkich, jak rdwnies
z ochotnik6w naszych W Chicago ostat.
MO zapisanych | oficer6w Centrum No.
Q. z Komitetem Obywatelskim na cze-
lie, utworzona bedzle s~pecyalna dywi.
zya.
Punkt zborny ola tych wszystkich:
Centrum No. g, t. ]. r6g Milwaukee
I Augusta ILL.,, o godzinie 1-szej pc po-
iudniu, skad wyruszymy pred Dom
z. n. P. 1 tam poiaczymy sic z Dywi.
zya y. n. P.
Spodziewac sic nale4y, he nikogo .
krewnych naszych zolnlerzy ME brak-
ME W szeregu.
Mech lyle Armia Polska!
Komitet Obywatefstt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
z J6ZEFOWA.

W ubiegla niedziele, W parafii sw.
Jozefa, gdzie proboszczem jest y. S.
Cholewi6ski, odby1 sic w~spanialy OBJ
ch6d Konstytucyi 3-go maja; urzadzo-
nv staraniem Osady Zjednoczenia BIZ
blioteki parafialnej sw. J6zefa; pro-
gram by} na~stepujacy:
Obch6d zagaii prezes Osady, OBJ. j.
Leracz, kt6ry ma przewodniczacego po-
woia} X. st. Cholewi6skiego, ~probosz-
CA parafii sw. J0zefa, a ma sekretar-
Ike p. Terese kagocka.
1. Spiew: Hymn Ameryka1ski Star
Spangled Banner" / ,Warszawianke'
wykona} Choir sw. Cecylii, pod dyrek-
eva miejscowego organisty p. S. b.
lewskiego. .
2. Deklamacya rTrzecl Maj" wyko-
naIa mala Mania Mielzyhska.
8. Nova patryotyczna, pana Zygmun
ia Stefanowicza, redaktora Narodu Pol
skiego, wzruszyla do glebi wszystkich
sluchaczy.
4. Mazurka solo ma fortepianie, wy
konala maia Klara Brzezi1ska.
5. Deklamacya ,,Matko Polko" wy
kona1a, znana deklamatorka, parma r,
Olkiewicz "a co zosta}a nagrodzona Blu
RIA oklask6w.
6. Nova X. F. Kachnowskiego, z
czas6w obecnych ma tie k~onStytucyi
Trzeciego Maja; nova Wiel. m6wcy
przyjeto burza oklask0w.
Z. Solo skrzypce ,Air Vavier', wy
kona} p. Bronis1aw Brzezi6ski, Zmu-
SONY do powt6rnego wystepu.
s. Deklamacye wyglosila p. TeOdo'
zya Szachi6ska.
8. Solo ma fortepianie Austin Song
wykonala parma X. Mielzy1ska.
10. Deklamacya ySztandar", dekla'
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miejscowego organisty p. s. Bolewskie.
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ne odspiewanie hymnu ,,Boze cos Pol
ske' ma tenn ~zakohczyi sic uroczysty
Obch6d Konstytucyi 3-go Maja; ko
| lekty ma hall zadnej ME byfo; publ
| cznosc zachowala sic spokojnie ma hall
kazdy m6gi swobodnie wysIuchac ca
lego programu. Hala by1a z%apelniOna
pc brzegi, wszystkim wykonawcom pre-
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