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FOR DINNER ON THE FOURTH.

Nearby Grown Tomatoes, 2 pounds
for, 25 cents. Choice California Can
telopes, 2 for % cents. Fancy Georgia
Peaches.
N. d. LORENZO,
a 3 2ts p1 las S. Queen st.
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COAL.

Those having orders with me for
coal please let me know when to de.
liver it. at once, as I have the coal
ready to deliver. Store open this even
ing until 8 O'clock.
tie p1 p. X. HALL.
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15,325,OOO BALES
1918 COTTON ESTIMATE
eBy the Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The cot.
ton production forecast for the pres
ent year was placed today by the De-
partment of Agriculture at 1925 900
bales. The condition on June % was
85lS per cent normal.
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ELks, NOTICE.

tAll Elks are requested to be at the
lodge rooms on Wednesday evening
July 8. at o'clock p. M, for first
and second degree work.
z 2 LIP B. F. DOOLEY, Sec'y.
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WYE WILL LOAD CAR OF AP-
PLIES WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY AT C. ". DEPOT. FOR ANY
ANY INFORMATION CALL MAR
TYNSBuRG FRUIT EXCHANGE
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LANDS IN FRANCE.

George A. Lambert, son of A. F.
Lambert, has landed safely in France.
according to word received here to-
day ,JFAxa
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MADE MESS. SERGEANT.

Corporal e. L. Snapp, at Camp Lee,
Virginia, has been made mess ser.
geant
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DR.. GLADDEN. WELL
KNOWN, DIES TODAY

(By the Associated Press.)
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July DIR
Washington GLADDEN., nationally knowI
Congregationalist minister, died to-
day.
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Mr. George Wilson, OF Frederick, is
in the city today on business.
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HEDGESV|LLE HAS
SCHOOL SUPERVISOR
RETURNS TO FORMER SYSTEM
BOARD TO SELECT TEACHERS
THIS YEAR.

The Board of Education Of the He'd
gesville District in session last night
at their July meeting readopted dis
trict supervision" after a years expe.
rience with independence. The Board
felt that the year without supervision
had proved to them that the supervi-
sion method had distinct advantages,
among them being larger enrolment
which, in this particular district. show
ed 100 more scholars than without the
supervision
The Board also decided to make the
appointment OF teachers, instead OF
leaving it to the trustees of the in
dividual schools. Teachers desiring po-
ST tons are directed te apply to the
Board. care of Mr.. F. NJ Miller, SUI
perintendent. The recommendation
of the trustees of the particular school
will be taken into consideration by
the Board AS many as possible APP
polntments will be made on the 27th
of this month
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Appoint Teachers.

Teachers were appointed last night
as follows
Hedgesyille Schools: Superintendent
and principal, Mr. F. M, Miller; as
sistants. Mr. A. S. DeEaven, Miss
Ethel G. Ross, Miss Verna Faust, Miss
Jane S. Riner, NJ Ryneal Hammersla,
Rosa l.. Hammersla, e. Pearl shiekle.
Golored School, Adora s. Robinson.
Salaries Were fixed at $50 per month
for No certificates $55 per month
for No. 2 certificates and s45 per
month for No. 3 certificates.
1t was decided TO employ twenty.
three teachers, and to maintain the
same number of months of school as
heretnfore.
MIR Robert I. EngHmfelter was re-
appointed secretary, and the district
supervisor was appointed truant OF
fieer
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THE WEATHER

Fair tonight; slightly warmer to-
morrow. "A
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
McCampeII--McCaII

The following is taken from last
Sundays society department of the
Tennessean and American:
Of interest to many in Nashville
will be the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Louise Mccall,
Of Huntingdon, and Lieut.. B. D.
McCampbell, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
The wedding took place in Little
Rock, Ark, on Sunday, June Z,
at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
H. Watson Smith otficiated, the
double ring ceremony being used.
The bride was lovely in an ex-
quisite gown of white Georgette
crepe with bat to harmonic, and
carried bouquet of brides roses
and orchids.
Lieut.. and Mrs. McCampbelI
will be at Belmont Hotel, Camp
Pike, Ark, where Lieut.. Nc
Campbell is stationed with the
S48th Infantry.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
For State Senate

10 the Voters of Twenty-fourth
Senatorial District:
Yielding to the solicitation of
friends, and desiring to be of SER
vice to my state and county, as
we'll as the nation, | have consent
ed to offer myself as a candidate
for senator for the counties Of
Carroll and Henry, subject to the
action of the democratic voters in
primary, August /, 1918.
| hope to reach each and every
voter in the meantime as to my
policy on various essential enact
ments that | will favor if elected,
either by person or in the press.
Respectfully,
FRANK K. You've.
Mckenzie, June 10, 1918.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
Cobb--Parker

i % Saturday afternoon. June s,
IN the parlor of Hotel Tulane,
Nashville, Mr.. John ". Cobb. OF
jackson. and Miss Elizabeth Par
ker, daughter of Charles N. Par
ker, of Erin, were quietly mar
ried by Rev. a. L. Thomas in the
presence of a few close relatives
and friends. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb
LETT to spend some time in Okla
homa,
Ihe bride is beautiful young
woman and numbers her friends by
the score. The groom is popular
aid eI1clent young salesman for
Ar@our & Co, with headquarters
at jackson, Tenn, where thew
will make their future home.
Houston County News.
Miss Parker is well known here.
having been for several seasons !
connected with the millinery de-
oartment Of Dodson-Carter Co.
She IS a fine young lady and has
many friends here.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21

houses attending where the school
is running.
-Four First Glass High Schools
have been arranged for, located as
follows, at Huntingdon. McKen-
zie. TrezeYant and MeLemores-
vile. There will be number Of
other good high schools Of the
Second and Third class. Every
child who IS eligible to enter high
school should have training i'll
some Of these schools and / hope
their parents will see to it that
they 20.
A few teachers have been select
ed but a larger per cent Of them is
vet to be cbosen. We are corre-
spending with a number Of appIi-
cants trying to induce them to
teachJ
Many schools promised to fur
nish fuel for another year free. IS
= not about time to fully complete
-FOUR arrangements to have it sup
olied if you have not already done
iof You can do this in one of two
Vays, either cooperate in cutting
nd hauling the wood or cooper
te in paying some one to supply
t. The latter, in most places, /
hink would be better.
Let Us keep the worth of school
FORK in mind and not lose sight Of
in the haze Of other things. In
diligence will win the war and in
diligence will win every victory
f life.
Very respectfully,
d. I. BARNHILL.
County Superintendent.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21

S G. Holmes, Dr.. John G.
Holmes, H. G. Smith, j. A Webb
and Isaac Argo, prominent Tree.
want citizens, were here Monday.
They we're here looking after d
law suit in which the corporation
OF Irrelevant was the defendant
and Dave Merriweather, of Jack
son, plaintiff, The case was tried
before Squire L. A. Hurt, who
will give bis decision later.
w. R. Mabry, who has been
resident manager Of the Cumber-
land Telephone exchange here
since the departure Of w. A. w.
ner, left this week for Greenfield.
where be will be located temper.
arily. He will be succeeded by
Cland Adams, of Camden. Mr..
Mabry made many friends while
here, who wish him success ia his
new home.
John 7. Peeler, accompanied by
Mrs. Peeler, motored to Pilgrims
Rest last Sunday to attend the
Sunday school exercises in honor
Of those who have gone out from
that Sunday school to serve Uncle
sam IN the cause of freedom. A
service flag of IA stars was On.
Furled. Mr.. Peeler and D. A.
Burkhalter were the principle
speakers. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Doc H. Williams, Of the Tbir- !
eenth district, and his nephew. !
" l.. Williams, who resides with
i'm, were in Huntingdon last Fri :
iaY. This is the first time Mr.. c
Williams has been 10 Huntingdon
2 about four years. He said he +
ad been coming to Huntingdon
or over fifty years and he had !
ever seen better crops between
harrisburg and Huntingdon than g
ow. t
Prof. j. D. Mullins, superin.
sndent of the Mckenzie high :
ohool, was in Huntingdon last
londay comforting with County
uperntendent Barnhill on mat
.rs pertaining to his school. Prof.
lullins is at the head of one of
le best schools in the county, and
els a fine school man. His school
owes along tremendously and fine
suits follow. He has been EN-.
dyed for another year, and his
tire faculty of ten teachers has
so been reelected.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
Gard of Thanks

We desire to thank our friends
and neighbors for the many kind
nesses shown US during the illness
and death Of our husband and
father, and also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs J. w. CRAWFORD AMI. Grill
DREN.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
School News

Schools which are to have a
summer term are to begin July
70. Patrons, please have your
children ready to. enter the FIRST
day.
Combined schools may run six
months, that is, schools which are
taught part of the time at one
house and part of the time at ar
other BY the same teachers, with
the privilege of all children at both
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
Joe Humphrey

Joe Humphrey, of the Leach
community. died Tuesday night
following a stroke of paralysis.
He was good citizen, a member
of the Christian church. and was
nearly 81 years old. He is sur.
vived by one son, Johnce Hum
phreys, who lived with him. The
burial occurred Wednesday at
Christian chapel, services being
conducted BY Elder Denton, of
Clarksburg.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21

Mrs. Ben H. Jamison is visiting
her parents in Milan.
Vernon Bonds was in Nashville
and Dickson this week.
Miss Madelyn Lusky is visiting
her sister in cambridge, Ga.
NJ. l.. Black. of Mckenzie, was
a Huntingdon visitor Tuesday.
Rev. J. K. Hall. of jackson, is
visiting his brother, E. g. Hall.
Registered Hampshire Pigs for
Sale See Henry Brewer. l9.tf
Born, last Tunday night, to Mr..
and Joe Pickett, ten pound girl.
After a short illness Of fever
Earl Spencer is able to be about
again.
For SALE House and lot in
Clarksburg. Apply to LII. Pritch-
ard. 20-4t
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Pickett, last Saturday night, a fine
daughter.
Mrs, 5. L. Herr is visiting the
family of f. "A. Newhouse in Gal
ion, Ohio.
Miss Flossie Smith is spending
a few weeks with her brother, Err
nest Smith.
Mrs. Joe Tate and children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ship Todd,
at Mckenzie.
Robert Coohey returned to Nash
vile Tuesday, after a ten days
stay in Huntingdon.
Little Miss Altha billiard Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Mar
tina Moody, last week.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
Town and County News

Miss Charlie Carnes HilliarC
spent from Saturday until MONDAY
with relatives in Martin.
4 Misses Mary and E. Love Haw
kins are in Irrelevant teaching a
class in surgical dressing.
Mrs. Wallace Woods and three
children spent the week end with
Miss Lille Greene at Vale.
Tom Wilcox came down last
week from Nashville to spend a
short vacation with home folk.
Warner Hawkins. Of Blythe.
vile, Ark, is visiting the family
OF his uncle, Eugene Hawkins.
Dr. John 6. Holmes. OF Treze-
want, attended the State Dental
Association in Nashville this week.
Mrs. Sarah Howard, of McKen-
zle, is visiting the families her
brothers, B. +, and E. A. Morgan,
Dwayne Maddox returned Mon
day night form Lebanon, where
ne stood the state bar examination.
William Mccall has returned
from Nashville and accepted a DO.
sltlon with the Bank of Hunting.
don.
DR.. D. L. King is attending
the the grand lodge of the X. Of
r. which is in session at Ayoca this
week.
Mrs NJ. Z. Priest and children
are visiting her parents. judge
and Mrs. John E. Mccall. IN
Memphis.
Miss Knotgrass, who lived west
of Irrelevant, died last Saturday
and was buried at Pilgrims Rest
Sunday morning.
WANTED-I Immediately a mid.
dled.aged white woman to cook
for a family of two. INQUIRE at
shlS once. 22.2p
Mrs. L. Z. Moore has received
a card that her two nephews. lie.
roy and Clinnard Kirk, had landed
safely in France.
Mrs. James Patrick and children
returned last Tuesday from a
weeks visit with Mrs. j. X. Ram.
sey in Mckenzie.
The boy scouts and campfre
girls had and all-day picnic Tues.
lay at st. Paul. The outing closed
With a hay ride at night.
Elmer Sparks, a prominent bus
ness man of Mckenzie, was in
huntingdon Monday looking after
'ome business matters.
Mrs. Clyde Sharp and son.
Clyde, Jr., left Sunday for their Il
lome at Rutherford, after visiting
With Mrs. W. I. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs J. O. Parish ana
hildren and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Byrd motored over from WestDort
nd spent Sunday with the family
i George W. Parish.
Orviile Gerkins, of Fl. Morgan.
Colo, has this week Joined his
wife, who has been here sew
raj weeks on visit to fer father.
{. E. johnson, on route three.
A few couples gave Gypsy tea
t Green Allen Springs Monday
vening in honor of Miss Annie
4ou Morris, of McLemoresville.
lrs. Bruce Cooper was chperon.
Clifford Cunningham, who lives
ear Huntingdon, has returned
rom Camp Pike with an honor 8
BILE discharge. He was turned q
own on account of physical disa- J
ilities. s
The city authorities are warning
lto drivers that they must respect .
le speed limits or they will have |
pay fine. There has been |
reat deal of fast and some reck-
IS driving lately which means
lat some one will be killed fla
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
Your Bon and IN Bow

your hoy ana nay boy
Your boy and my boy
Have heard their country's call
And said farewell to native dell,
To friends and loved ones all;
On land, on sea, for yon and me
Like heroes they VIII fight;
Bid them good cheer, they DO not fear
To die for human right
Your boy and my boy
And how they marched away
From your home and my home
Upon crucial day;
Young hearts and strong hearts,
The noble, trave, ana true
Beneath khaki uniform,
Our loyal navy blue.
Your boy and my boy
Upon the briny deep,
Or on the foreign battle front,
A courage bold shall keep;
Steady, and ready
To meet the common foe
And bring a peace which shall not cease
Till tides shall cease to flow.
Your boy and my boy
And may they come again
To your home and my home,
Each one an honored man;
God speed the hour, when clouds that lower
Shall let the sunshine through
And each brave boy with pride and Joy
Returns to me and you.
Ernest L. Thompson, in Northwestern
Christian Advocate.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21
.a.H.R.R.H.H.f. ! |. ] - J {

There are all kinds
of cheap printing
but none oft is real.
Iy cheap at least
not on a basis Of
value Cheap stuff
is usually worth al.
most what il costs.
Our printing isn't
the cheapest you
can 6et. but it's as
GOOD as the best.
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zOnegdajszegO Przyjecia
WeteTan6W ATmii POISkiej
" Parafii $w. J6zefa
ma Town of Lake.

Parafia Sw. J6zefa, PREY 4Sej i So.
Hermitage ave-. go~Scinnie podejmOwa-
Ia naszych zoInierzy-weteran6w. Gdy
zolnierze Armii Polskiej z %poruczni--
klein A. Chodzko ma czele przybyli au-
tomobilami pred kosci& Sw. J6zefa,
oczekiwaly tam liczne gromady osob,
witajac naszych bohater0w okrzykami
i urzadzajac owacye. Pc wejSciu ma
szych zoInierzy do koScio}a, Olbrzymia
ia Swiatynia okazala sic wprost Ia
mala by mogia pomiesciS wszy-
stkich. Setki os6b stalo ma ulicy ME
mogac dOStac sic do wnetrza koscio1a.
Uroczyste - solenne Nieszpory odpra-
viii X. Stanis}aw Cholewinski W asy-
stencyi Y. Juliana Grzesinskiego jake
dyakona i Y. Feliksa Kachnowskiego
jake subdyakona. Podnios}e kazanie pa
t~ryotyczne zast6sowane do okoliczno-
Sci wyglosil X. Julian Grzesi1ski, miej
scowy asystent. Podczas Nieszpor6w
pieknie Spiewal Choir p~arafialny sw.
Cecylii pod dyrekcya p. Stefana Bo-
lewskiego. Prey z~akohczeniu Nieszpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

zajely sic panny Z ch6r6w a podczas
tego Choir Sw. Cecyli z parafii sw. ia
ma Bozego, pod batuta p. F'ranclszKa
Malinowskiego, wykonal piekna plesh
patryotycznza. 2 kolekty jaka byta IL
rzadzona ma sail przynios}a $294.4S y
tych zlozyI bond wolnosciowy $50 ME
iaki OBJ. Stanislaw Kamihski. Ma "a"
kohczenie powstano i Odspiewano o.
g6lnie nasz hymn narodowy vBoze co"
Polske" i ,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgineta'.
Vice zosta1 zako6czony o godzinie l2tej
punktualnie W nocy. Polscy zofnierze-
veteran, po wiecu udali sic do no
telu ma ~spoczyznek, a nazajutrz, TO
jest wczoraj o%djechali koleja "Chica-
20 North Western Co., do Milwaukee,
Wis. W dalsza podr6z W celu zwiedze-
MIA wszystkich polskich zakatek tutaj
ma wychodztwie. Polonia Chicagoska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

Panstwo Michal 1 Maryanna Sic
raccy, Fam. pnr. 1920 Winnebago
ave-, otrzymali pred paru dniami
wiadomosc telegraficzna 2 Departa-
mentu Wojny W Westinghouse do
noszaca i'm, re syn ich, s~zeregowiec
Ksawery J. Sieracki poleg} W bitwie
dnia 1890 pazdziernika, b. r. Prey
zgonie liczyl lat 20, i byl ich mai
mlodszym z syn6w. I
S. p. szerSgowiec ksawery }. Sic
racki urodzi} i wychowa} sic W pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego; nauki ele--
,nentarne pobieral W szkole para
fialnej ma Kantowie. Rodzice jego
naleaa do parafii tel cd zaiozenia,
Pozostawii on pc sobie Michala |
Margarine rodzic6w, Franciszka P.
| Aloizego NJ. braci. Klare, siostre,
Margarine, bratowa i Michaline Sic
racka, DaDcle.
, S. p. szeregowiec Ksawery j. Sic
racki wstapi1 do wojska Wuja Sauna
Iako ochotnik 15go maja, 1917 r
| byl wysfany do Camp Logan, W
Houston. Texas, a do Francyl DEt
wyslany 2Ogo maja b. +. Byf on
czionkiem kompanii ,,E', 1870
punlku piechoty.
w srode, Ago grudnia, w koscie-
le sw. Jana Kantego, PREY ullcy
Carpenter i Chicago ave. odpraW1o-
ne bedzie % godzinie 9tej rano "a
1obne n~abozenstwo "a spokoi duszy
S. D. Ksawerego ma kt6re kreWnycn
I znajomych przez }amy naszego
Dziennika zaprasza rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-30

row odbyfo sic b}ogosIawiefstwo Maj
Swietszem Sakramentem. Pc Nieszpo-
rach, kt0re zako6czy}y sic juz pc godzi
ME 9tej ~wieczorem, io}nierze-wetera-
nj wraz 2 p~orucznikem A. ChodzkO ma
czele i Komitetem Obywatelskiem, gi6-
wynn i lok. udali do sail ~parafialnej
sw. J6zefa, przy 4Sej i Paulina ul.,
gdzie odbyi sic wielki zapowiedziany
wiec, TAXI jakiego mieszkahcy dzielni-
cy Town of Lake ~jeszcze ME widzieli.
Okazalo sic, re sala, W kt6rej pomieSci
sic diva tysiace os6b jest "a ma}a to
tez nat}ok wielki by} ME do opisania.
Kilka setek os6b z~muszonych zostalo
STAG pred hala, hub tez z kwitkiem
powr6cic do dOmu. Pc zajeciu miejsc
ma scenic przez naszych gosci aolnie-
rzy - weteran6w, Obok zajeli mieisca
nastepujacy kapIani X. Konsultor Lu-
dwik Grudzinski, X. Julian Grzesin-
ski, X. Antoni A. K}owo, y. Felix's
Kachnowski, X. Kazimierz Pijanow-
ski i X. Antoni Gawrych, oraz Inspek-
tor Ferdynand Ziemkiewicz, czlonko-
vie Komitetu Obywatelskiego. Repre-
zentanci Prasy / goscie z innych dziel-
mic naszego miasta Chicago.
Vice otworzy{ czyli Zagai1 kr6tkiem
przem6wieniem Y. Julian Grzesi6ski,
nastepca proboszcza i powolaI na pre-
wodniczacego p. Bropislawa Kowalew-
skiegO, prezesa m~iejscowego Komitetu
Obywatelskiego, kt6ry imieniem para
fiji sw. J6zefa, jak r6wniez i W imie'
niu ca}ej 6zielnicy Town Of Lake ser
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IRA!
OSTATNIE
w SPRAWIE

Londyn, 80. list. - August "a
leski, prezes polskiej rady regen-
cyjnej (O, przebywajacy W Ber'
ME W Szwajcaryi, wysfai haste
pujacy telegram do Wydziafu zy'
dowskich delegatow i do stowa--
rzyszenia anglo-zydowskiego: -
,,Byfem bardzo zmartwiony, sko-
70 dowiedziafem sic o ~zajsciach W
Galicyi i porozumiaiem sic z pol.
skim rzadem. Moge Panow poin-
formowac, re zaburzenia ME mia
iy' politycznego charakteru, ale e.
konomiczny. Polacy ucierpieli ma
rowni z zydami. General Jozef
Piisudski, naczelny wodz wojst
polskich, przedsiewezmie wszel-"
kie potrzebne srodki celem zapo-
biezenia dalszym nieporzadkom.
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Ruch v %TOWarYstyacN.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. sw. Wojciecha B. M. gr,
l04 S. P. W A. przystapi do Komu-
Mi sw. W niedziele rano o godzinic
Ste; Do spowiedzi dzisiaj, 30go IL
stopada. Czlonkowie W niedziele
Ebiora sic W hall posiedzen, skad u
danny sic do kosciola. - Ign. Der
kowski, PREF; J6z. Krasowski, sekr.
prot. $50 N. Ashland ave.
- Tow. i'm. X. Win. Barzynskie-
so odprawi roczna spowiedz dzisiaj.
DO Komunii sw. przystapi W niedzie
lie rano, W kosciele g6rnym o godL.
etc.. Czionkowie So proszeni odpra-
vic ten obowiazek / stawic sic jak
najliczniej W sail zwyklych posie
lzen W niedziele rano o .godz. Sac,
skad wyruczymy do koscio}a z 3D.
znakami. - +. Czonstka, PREF; F.
S. Zywicki, sekr.
49, Tow. Sw. Andrzeja mr.. 233ci
lied. odbedzie p]rzedroczne posie--
dzenie W srode, dnia Ago grudnia,
a W sobote, 3Ogo ~listopada wszyscy
rzfonkowie sa obowiazani przystapit
do spowiedzi sw., a W niedziele ra-
no do Komunii SW. - Fran. Brandt
sekr. 1241 Noble ul. sekr.
- Klub Obywatelski Tad. Kos.
ciuszki mice bedzie p~osiedzenie
przedroczne W poniedzialek,, dnia
ego ~grudnia, o godzinie Smej VIE
czorem, W sail %klubowej. - J6zef
Grabowiecki, prezes;. Wiad. Barwig,
sekr.
2 KANTOWA.
- Tow. SIS. Ap. Piotra | Pawla
mr.. 469 Zjed. odprawi spowiedz q.
30golistopada. a do wsp6lnej Komu
nil sw. przystapi W niedziele, o godzi
uie 6tej rano. Uprasza sic azeby
wszyscy cz}onkowie wypeinili ten
obowiazek. - F. Podraza, pref;
Augustyn, sekr., 1903. N. Ashland
ave.
Tow. Krolowej Korony Pol.
mr.. 81 Zjed. przystapi do s~powiedzt
sobote, W n~iedziele, dnia 1go
,grudnia, o. godz. 5tej rano przysta-
pi do wsp6lnej Komunii sw. Czion-
kowie zbiora sic hall ~posiedzeh.
Ia niewypelnienie tego obowiazku
kara podiug konstytucyi. w. ia
kus, PREF; J. Bugielski, sekr. prot
" IAnvUIfiOVUA
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BEZPLATNIE skiad do wYnajecia Ii
CORY, flat 5 pokoi z kapiela wyren-
tuje wszystko razem "a Gene flatL
moze bye uEyte ma zajikolwiek in
teres. 832 Y. Ashland We.
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Wszystkim krewnym ! znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna VIA
domosc IL najukochansza matka
| babcia nasza
S. p.
Maryanna Special
po kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej choro
bic pozegnala sic z tym swia--
tenn, opatrzona sw. Sacramento
mi, dn. 80 listopada, 1918 70"
ku, o godzinie 1-szej pc poiud-
niu, W podesz}ym wieku..
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W ME.
dziele, dnia 1go grudnia, b. r.
o godz. lei popoiudniu, z domu
zaloby pnr. 1S4S W. S9ta ul,
do koSciola sw. Barbary, a STAN
tad ma cmentarz Zmartwych"
wstania Panskiego. .
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zaln
pograezni:
Kazimierz / Leon. synowie;
WIadys6awa, c6rka; Jozefa i
Franciszka, synoYe;, Jan Ja--
mix, zieG; wnuki i wnuczki.
Pogrzeb automobilami. Po--
grzebem zajmuje sic S. j. Pruch
niewski, 2S78 S. Throop ul. .
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GROZBA BRYTANII.

Amsterdam, 80. list. - w Cd
powiedzi ma grozbe Wielkiej Bry.
tamil, il kroki wojenne beda pod
jete ma nowo, jezeli Niemcy ME
beda traktowac jencow w odpo-
wiedni sposob, telegram berlinsk;
oswiadcza, re Niemcy czynii,
wszystko, co jest W ich mocy, a
by zapewnic jencom bezpieczny
powrot.