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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

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5ant6w vienna udzia{ W c~wiczeniach.
w niedziele wszyscy sierzapci re
swymi ochotnikami vienna udzia{ W
wymarszu do pomnika Kosciuszki.
Dlatego sierzanci musZa mice ochot-
nikow wyGwiczonych W marszach i
zwrotach. = w niedziele, dnia 2.
czerwca wezmie udziaf W parable i
wymarszu Polska Misya Wojskowa z
Francyi, kt6ra s~pecyalnie ma ten
Gzien ziezdza do Chicago.
Jak nam ~wczorajsze telegramy do
niosly, to Polacy z Polskiej Armii W
Rosyi ME chca sic daG zjesG W ka-
sly Niemcom. Dali i'm takiego bobu,
re niemiaszE1 poznaja sic co to Po-
lax i Polska Armia macy I coz ma
to CT wszyscy, ktorzy krzyczeli, re
Armia Polska W Rosyi da nam ha-
sio do wystapienia przeciw Niemcom.
Ia Armia hasio juz daia, w~ystapila
czynnie i pobiia W pierwszej' bitwie
Niemc6w. Gas teraz ma tych krzy-
kaczy, by do Armii Polskiej we
Francyi wstepowa}a i pokazali, re
ME slowem Armii MuSnickiego sprzy
jaja.
Polscy chlopcy W Ameryce zrodze-
nj, coraz czeSciej zapisuja sic W SEE
regi Armii Polskiej. I tn take zapy-
fanny tych wszystkich niezadowolen-
COW, kt6rzy poskie szkofy parafial-
ne krytykowali: Kto lepiej zrozu--
miaf sw6j %narodowy obowiazek, czy
wy krzykacze, czy ci ma kt6rych
wyScie wygadywali niestworzone re
czy i z nauczycielek W tych szko-
ZACH parafialnych sic wysmiewaii.
~
Ma Kazimierzowie Vice udaf sic
nadzwyczaj dobrze. Skiadka ma Ar
mic Polsks przyniosia przeszio
$4,000.
Nastepujace ofiary zlozono W ma
szem Centrum ma pomoc Armii Pol
skiej: Ma imieninach panny Dofii
Helminiak, pc przemowie jej OLGA
Wojcieeha, zebrano $500. Pan VOL
CZECH Heiminiak mieszka PREY Cen
trail Park ave. / Diversey boul.
Ma chrzcinach u OBJ. Pawfa Stel--
macha, 1875 Temple I'll. ziozono ma
stepuiace ofiary: st. Villas 50; Pa
wei Stelmach 81; St. Pyrek SO. Ra-
ZEN $3.50. II
OBJ. Jan Musiai zlozy1 sw6j tygo-
dniowy podatek W sumie soc i extra
Csc ma papierosy ola zoinierzy W
Armii Polskiej. Pr6cz togo, OBJ. Mu-
siaf powiada, re W kr0tkim czasie u
porzadkuje swoje interesa i sam
wstapi W szeregi Armii Polskiej. -
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom sk{adamy
%serdeczne Bog zapiat.
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Wczoraj ~wyjechalo do KoSciuszki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28

Wczoraj wyjechalo do KoSciuszki
obozu ~przeszlo SO ochotnikow z Chi
cago. Mai bye wyjazd wiekszy, ale
Centrum No. 2. zostawilo kilkudzie-
sieciu ochotnikow ma n~iedzielny wy
marsz do pomnika Kosciuszki. Obiad
podany zostai naszym zuchom W re-
stauracyi ,,Wawel~. Mowy wygiosili
Inspector J. Przyprawa i org. w. F.
Rozycki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-28
Prawdziwy sekret ma odciski
sprzedaie sic W Okla mgnieniu.

Tysiace ludzi kupuja nowy preparat
kt6ry susZy odciski / nagniotki W ten
sp5s6b, re MONA te zeskubac, beZ bo-
Ia. TIA nadzwyczajna preparaeya nazy-I
wa sic Bingo. Jestto zielona mieszanina|
wynaleziona przez pewnegO farmaceutyI
kt6ry ukOncyi Northwestern Uniwer-l
sytet " Chicago.
The Robinson Drug Co. sprZedaje
rekomenduje je. Kupcie mala butelke
Bingo ! pozbadzcie sic odcisk0w ma
gniotk6w. (Ogl)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04
CANTON CHARMER" WINS
GRAND CHAMPION TITLE

CHICAGO, Dec. &. - Anton
Charmer." a breeding red polled
Junior yearling entered by J. W.
Larrabee, Earlville. H., won the
title Of grand champion bull any
age. at the international Livestock
exposition today.
August Meyer. Elwood. Ind, took
the championship in the car lot hog
classes with a load Of Hampshires
and Hearts Delight farm" Of
Chasey. y Y, was the victor in the
car lot sheep division. J. A. Andrew,
LAFAYETTE. Ind. took the grand
championship with his wether.
pure bred Southdown.
Among the breeding Belgian
horses. Mon eros was named the
senior and grand champion stallion.
re is owned By Fl. Lefebeur's Sons,
Fairfax. Ia. Paramount owDAd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04
STUDEBAKER SCHOOL
DEFEATS HOME GUARDS

The Studebaker school indoor
baseball team defeated the Misha-
waka home guard team by score
Of ; to o. in a game played at the
Studebaker school diamond Tuesday
night. The batteries on the Stude-
baker team were Charles c. Swine
hart and Don Smith. and for the
home guard team. John Frankel and
Don Kimm.
Another game by these two teams
will be played on Friday, Dec. 20.
when the Mishawaka boys viii try
and return the trouncing they re-
ceived at the hands OF the local
team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04
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BOWLING SCORES .
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WEsT SIDE IFAGIF.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04
1900 YANK PRISONERS
REPORTED WELL FED

WASHINGTON. Dec. Twenty
three hundred American prisoners
OF war at Camp Rastatt, Germany,
were reported well organized, well
clothed. and morale excellent, IN 4
cablegram today 10 the American
Red Cross from Lem @. Levy. or the
prisoners relief section. who has
lust visited Rastatt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04

Fisher. former New York American
league pitcher, who for the past
year has been assistant physical di-
rector at Fort Slocum, y. Y. has OBJ
tanned his discharge from the serv-
ice and today came here TO spend
several months on his farm. His
plans for the future, he said, were
uncertain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04
GEORGE ID. BEROTH.
1OI024

LAWYER. is now located IN suite
224-226. Farmers Trust Bldg. Home
phone SSH; Bell 80.
Advr 1O102-4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04
YANKEE PITCHER GETS
DISCHARGE FROM ARMY

MIDDLEBURY. VI. Dee. Ray
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-04

by George Rupp. Lampman, Sask.,
is the junior champion stallion
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-05-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The registration of German alien females, IA
years of age and upwards in the United States,
will shortly take place at time to be fixed by the
Attorney General
MATTHEW N. PRICE,
Postmaster.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-05-25

Make all remttances payable to
WILBUR GLENN VOLIVA. Publisher
Direct all correspondence concerning The
Theocrat to THEODORE FORBY
Office of Publication, Administration Building,
Zion CITY, Illinois. u. S. A.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-06-07
CARMICHAEL PRES.
 TENNIS ASSOC|A' N
CLIFTON HEADS BORDER STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION, MoREN- ci ON DIRECTORATE, DoNA- TONS TO SOLDIERS.

Arizona captured most of the off, cers of the Border States Tennis as- sociation at the election of officers at Fl Paso last Friday night. A Clifton man heads the association as Carmichael, while Morenci is repre- sented on the directorate by c. 5. Mackreth. The Fl Paso Herald con- tains the following account of the business meeting last Friday night:
 At the annual election of officers of the Border States Tennis associa- tion held at the Country club Friday night, Norman Carmichael, general manager of the Arizona Copper com pany, of Clifton, Arizona, was elected as president, B. H. Bassett, of Ros- well, was elected vice-president, and w. H. Webster, of Douglas, was chosen secretary treasurer. Directors elected were H.-E Christie Fl Paso; Hon. Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix; J. H. Lawton, Tucson; c. B. Mackreth, Morenci; Henry Poppen, Bisbee; Dr. H. S. McGee, Douglas; Paul E. Jette Mescalero.
 
 place for the next annual tourna- ment.
 Donate to Soldiers. "A request from the national head quarters of the United States Tennis association, asking that raquets, nets and tennis balls be secured by do- nations for soldiers stationed in the various army posts and cantonments in the United States. The association voted to comply with the request and to actively assist in securing the tennis articles wanted. A collection Immediately taken resulted in the donation of six dozen tennis balls by N. A. Ferguson, H. E. Christie, H. B. Bassett, Dr. T. B. Smith, Paul E.. I Jette. Five raquets were donated ga Robert Krakauer; five by w. G. Walz; three raquets and one dozen balls by Norman Carmichael; one net by E. E. Neff; one raquet by J G. Cooper; one raquet by c. B. Mac kreth.
 All the goods donated were new, . motion being presented and passed to the effect that each club shall gather old raquets, balls and net: and send them to W. G. Walz, E Paso, and by him to be sent to the national headquarters of the United
 States Lawn Tennis association.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-06-07
ARTHuRS[A|U|GHTER*
 FOR REFLECTION

This week Sheriff Arthur H. Slaugh- ter announces his candidacy for re- election to the office of Sheriff of Greenlee county, subject. to the action of the democratic primaries, and upon his record as sheriff during the term yet unexpired.
 Sheriff Slaughter needs no introduc- ton to the people of the county, or to this section of Arizona. No other man is any better known. He is asking the endorsement of his off cial acts at the hands of the people strictly upon his record, and promises the same faithful discharge of his duties during his second term, if the people approve of his admins tration, as he has given during the term he is now serving.
 The people are requested to take backward view, and if conditions as prevail in Greenlee county at the present time is preferable to those which existed prior to his admins. tration, he asks your support upon that record.
 Whatever good he has done for the improvement of conditions he is en titled to the credit, as while he. has been sheriff nobody has dictated his policy, and his oath. of office has beer his rule and guide in all his acts.
 His candidacy is submitted fol your consideration, and your suppor is solicited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17

Revolution In Germany War Overt
Peace,
That's what happens In Thomas
II. Inoo'a spectacle. Tho Zeppclin'H
Last Raid"
Howard Hickman plays the part
of Zeppelin commander.
scenes show the bombardment OF
French town. ince's master hand
II visible In them.
First are shown peaceful scenes In
the village homeA. Then comes the
Yep. Bombs are shown dropping
Next the explosions Close ups are
used TO show the wrecked homes
and wounded women and babies.
Meanwhile Towards sweetheart.
played by Enid Marley. joins a 30
cisty called '-'rh. Cross OF Liberty. -
whose aim IL 10 overthrow autoc.
racy Howard comes home on n fur
Tough and for tho first time sees the
wars wounded Hes converted TO
the revolutionary cause.
Just an orders for another raid
arrive. Howard receives word tina,
the revolution has started His men
refuse 10 revolt with him and he
pulls the switch which destroys the
Rep.
THIS switch was shown earlier In
the picture with the explanation
that IL was 10 be used in case the
dlrigiblo landed In enemy territory
The flaming Zeppelin IL shown
falling 10 the ground. ai,rrnatcsi
- a.. -
board a.
The revolution In SUCCESSFUL. but
Howard IN dead.
The picture In one that would
hardly please the German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
SACRIFICE MUST COME
SAYS DR.. SUZZAllO

Efficiency of the highest sort will
have to be reached. and the people of
Seattle must go thru a great deal
more than they have yet experience
ed, before this war is ended. This is
the belief OF DIR. Henry Suzzallo, who
last night addressed fully 400 mem
bers and guests of the Seattle Cham
Der of Commerce and Commercial
Club. at the annual meeting and
banquet OF their retail trade bureau,
held in the Masonic club.
I'VE have been handicapped by our
boundless American self-confidence,"
said DIR. Suzzallo; NOR have we want
ed to discourage a patriotic people.
But the time has come for frank
| speech, and we must be up and do
ing.
THE war must be waged by every
civilian standing behind the line. The
sacrifice is going to be exacting
Heretofore. the civil population has
been too busy figuring on how to
| save $3.50, but the time is coming
| when these men will be ashamed of
themselves, and when there must be
| the fullest cooperation"
The speakers. besides DR.. Suzzallo,
were: Louis Swift. of the Seattle
Retail Druggists association; l. w.
Ringer. OF the Seattle Meat Dealers
association: George Ford, of the Seat
tie Caterers association. President
Albert J. Rhodes. of the Chamber OF
Commerce: J. w. Spangler. chairman
of the members council OF the cham
Der, and ID. ID. Stewart. secretary OF
| the bureau. O. c. Graves. chairman
of the bureau. presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
Germans Pose a.
Government Men
to Close Mines

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. i7.-Pos-
Ing as government agents to com
rnandeer California chromium depos-
It's. party OF alleged German agents
has operated In three Northern Cali
fornia counties. with the result that
number OF chromium mines have
been closed temporarily. threatening
to cripple the manufacture OF armor
plate and munitions.
This was revealed today. when
sheriffs In these counties. under or
ders from the state council Of de
Tense. started search for the alleged
Wnhelmstrasse men. In operating.
the agents presented nice-looking
credentials. explaining their mission.
and IL is said the mines were immc-
diately closed In several instances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
j. s. Navy Gets
BOOST FOR IT'S
fine PROGRESS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE
American navy has made ''phe-
nomenal progress" i'm increasing
its facilities to combat the sub
marine menace, the house naval
affairs committee reported today
after an exhaustive inquiry into
conditions.
"a great program. which more
than doubled the facilities of naval
construction OF last summer. has
been completed" the report states.
There are now aga naval vessels. in
addition to submarine chasers under
construction or contract, the largest
building program ever undertaken
by any navy" the statement OF the
committee says.
Remarkable speed has been
shown in the placing Of destroyers.
The pre-war record for completion
of the U-boat fighters was Is
months, with general average Of
about three years.
Recently a destroyer was COM
pleted in one week less than one
year and during 1918 the destroyers
will be built In from a third to a
half of the time taken under prevail
conditions" IL said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
Y. w. TO DISCUSS WAR
PLANS FRIDAY NIGHT

The National Young Women's
Christian Association win hold an
open meeting for the purpose of dis
cussing the needs OF the association
In carrying out its war work pro.
gram. Friday evening at 8 o'clock, at
the home OF DIR. Henry Suzzalio.
president OF the University OF
Washington. Mrs. NJ. II. s. Enrich.
who has been at the eastern war
front. and Miss Grace Ruth South
wick will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
BULL MOOSE DEAD,
OREGON ANNOUNCES

SALEM. Ore. Jan. 1.-THE bull
moose Is politically extinct In Ore
gon. Attorney General Brown to.
day held that candidates Of the pro.
gressive party are not entitled to a
place on the primary ballots In May
because II polled less than 20 per
cent OF the vote cast for presiden.
tial electors at the last election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
THE FEAST or ISIS rs SCENE
or SPI-E>DOR IN "CI.FOPATRA'

The Feast Of Isis Ia one OF the
scenes of sumptnousness In the VII.
liam Fox production. Cleopatra" In
which Theda Bara stars as the
Egyptian queen. The play viii be.
gin an eight-day showing at the
Metropolitan Saturday. Dancing and
wine and the revelry Of the ancienu
flow merrlly thru the production.
which promises an unusually re-
markable spectacle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
CAN'T ARREST HIM

City authorities can't arrest +. ii.
Huntsworth. OF the Pacific Teachers
agency. New York block. for violat-
ing the new license ordinance. He
got an order Wednesday restraining
them from doing so until case
brought by him against the city has
been settled on its merits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
THEATRES


OItb
The new bill which opened We'd
nesday at the Orpheum. Third and
Madison. consists OF six vaudeville
acts and a first-run Mime. Petrova
feature. called More Truth Than
Poetry"
Heading the vaudeville end OF the
bill come White and Lyle, In mind
reading act.
Lusby and Hazelton, two sisters.
have a singing and dancing act.
The Freehand Brothers appear In
an acrobatic act.
The Kiawana's Hawaiian quintet
is good.
Bob Poshay IL a barnyard mimic.
while the Vernon Sisters have good
singing and dancing turn.
PALACE HIP
The headline feature OF the new
show opening Thursday at the Pal
ace Hip will be comedy playlet pre-
scented by Minerva Courtney and
company. entitled The Heart o the
Canyon" The cast includes Harry
Irwin and Ollie Mack.
"visions of Art" is n posing act.
Charles Orr and Eta Hager pre-
sent a singing sketch. called "A
Courtship in Song"
Vincent and Kelly. in Tunes and
Tales" have songs and stories.
Valle is a celebrated French oc
cordionist.
Rice. Bell and Baldwin are clever
acrobats, with an offering called "A
Night In the Swa-nps."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
LIQUOR CASE DROPPED

The case OF II. X. l.. Cole. n drug
gist. who was fined SIS on n charge
of having an unlawful amount OF
liquor In his possession, was dis
charged from the superior court and
fine dropped, by order OF Judge
Mitchell Gillian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
YUKON ORDER TO MEET

The Yukon order Of Pioneers.
Lodge No. 2. viii give a smoker for
members and friends Thursday even.
ing Mt 8 o'clock in the Knights Of
Pythias hall. First ave. and Pike at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
New Swiss
Embroidered
Collars, SOC

TH E S E new Collars
L achieve daintiness in
various ways. They are
in round and square
shapes, also notched lapel
effects, some with pique
deftly inserted with or
candle edges and all are
Swiss embroidered. Collar
and Cuff Sets are also
featured at this price
SOC. -rirs, Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
LOOK OFT FOR aPEEPER"

A ''peepIng Thomas" is disturbing
the residence OF w. ~. Atkinson.
1907 Eighth ave. according to his re.
port to the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
SOLDIERS CAN HAVE
PICTURES TAKEN

To take pictures Of departing sol.
diers who would otherwise be unable
TO have their photos taken for those
they leave behind. the National
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17

League for women's Service VIII or.
ganize n club and class. n enough in.
terestcd persons can BE- obtained.
Those Interested in the idea should
call Elliott 3fo2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
TRAINED CAT. FISH. BEAR
AND Girl. MAKE COMEDY

Louise Fnxrnda n ,raln.d cat fiah
and bear are the odd comedy com.
hlnatlon making laughs this week In
the g.nneti comedy nj IN. Liberty
Norma Talnndro. in THE Ghoats OF
Yesterday" the feature film. Will b.
shown for the remainder Of IN.
week. The s,ar.Llberty Weekly
COMPLETES IN. bill.
The Yankee Way" 1t the
a rio, and closes with = riot. and
during the interim. pructlcniiv
the entirc Lithuanian army IL
smiled several times by n small
marty of eprrr~tIe Americans.
An an around war savings
dr~~s. made from four Yards Of
cloth 4. shown In the Bray mic.
lures nj the Coliseum this week.
with slight additions and sub.
fractions. II can be made into a
any other Mind Of : dress Nifty,
too.
THE MISSION
The Wolf and His Mate" n story
of the Canadian Northwest. will be
the new Mission attraction until Sat.
urdav might Donald Bayne uIar,
Hoxic, IL known turnout the North
country aa 9TH. yv,lf WIN, he
.ver meet. he ln.y,,ah,e r,,, ana
the film story. punctuated by flights
and thrills, ends satisfactorily.
THE COLONIAL
Marguerite Clark ms the queen of
circus will be seen In the play
agtn Waters b.rinninu n, Tho
boat ufo are admiralty acpIc,ea an
this film. which Riyca tho star nm
opportunity to show that she can
win plaudits as a rider as we'll as An
other lines.
Polly Moran, I'm "Roping Her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
IonAY,n rROGRAMn

TODANN FNOUWAMN
COilsGtM--DouGi. Fairbanks In
- Kansas MUSK ste~s."
IfHEHTN - Norma TaimsdGe In
"Ghe~ts Of YESTERDAY"
sTHA>D--Tyron- Power In The
Planter"
. MfssiO>--''The Wolf and Ilis Mate"
CIhNNEn-s.essge walsh In The
Yankee Way"
COiO>tAi--wsiise Held In The
Wesid Apart"
uIN--.Draft Ess."
CLASS Am Hart In "ueii's
itius~s."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17

Norma Taimadge. In "The Shosts Of
Yesterday" Playing nj the Liberty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17

4 them u
nut rcvoiu
< the car
| GOT NIL
RAID
right He
"a to kees
les OF day
tsky. iae
he Brown
bleak ant
Extreme
dan exiA
nurnttuV
she Thir
>st OF h0
ssen shoe
men.
anne roe
said Jan
no money
a eoilcS
he nonc1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17

The Yankee Way" NJ the
Cl~mmrr this w~sss. opens with
= riot and closes with = riot. and
during the interim. practically
the entire Lithuanian army IL
spilled several times by . small
party Of energetic Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
bh(l |
tell''

rrn and
sar he'll.
fx~----lse
|<ator~---.-
bur talk
I HAD
1T MID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-17
STRAND
CLASS A

"Hells Hinges" IL the striking
title Of Bin Harris play at the Glass
A. Louise Glaum. OF vampire fame.
stars with the popular Hart In this
gripping production.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-07
BUCH BONDEM w BERLIN
SKIEGO %BARBARZYNCE!
KS. Prafat Owczarek.

Ma stanowisko biskupa sufra--
CANA wloclawskiego, obok ks.
pra}ata Krynickiego, powoiany
jest. rowniez ks. prafat Wojciech
! Stanislaw Owczarek, magister
Sw. teologii, tajny szambelan pa
pieski, kanonik bazyliki katedral.
mel we Wloclawku, cd 1912 r. re-
gems konsystorza w}oclowskiego,
proboszcz parafii Cheimce. Ks.
pra1at Owczarek urodzif sic w r.
1875, swiecenie kapfanskie otrzy-
NAL w r. 1898. Cd diugiego szere-
GU lat PRAGUE we Wiociawku Ola
dobra Koscioia i ojczyzny.
Ks. praiat Owczarek zapisai SIG
we wdziecznej pamieca ducho.
.wiehstwa powaznem przyczynie-
riem sic do wybudowania domu
ola ksiezy emerytow we W}oc}a-
WIKI. Ia niema4a zasiuge spolecz-
ma Ks. Owczarkowi poczytywac
r6wniez nalezy z~alozenie we WHO
clawku doskonafej szkoly gospo.
darczej.
KS. Pralat Szelazek.
Nowy biskup sufragan p}ocki
Ks. Adolf S~ze1azek, praiat papies-
Xxi i kanonik g~remialny plocki, IT,
rodzii sic w r. 1865.
Pc ukohczeniu gimnazyum SIZE
dleckiego, seminaryum duchow--
Enego w P1ocku, dalsze studya
cdbywaf w Akademii duchownej
w Petersburgu, ktora ukohczyl
re stopniem magistra sw. teolo-
gil. w r. 1894 objai katedre pra-
wa kanonicznego w piockiem Sc
minaryum duchownem; Cd 1904
1907 r. byl delegation w kolle-
GUM professionalism, wykiadajac
W seminaryum Professionalism
prawo kanoniczne, filozofie i e.
konomie polityczna.
w r. 1907 ks. Szelazek powr6-
Gil ma stanowisko profesora semi
naryum pfockiego, a cd 1909 r,
jest regensem tegoz.
Obecnie ks. pralat Szelazek
piastuje urzad szefa sekcyi dc
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