davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
MAN FOUND GUILTY OF
HUGGING LITTLE GIRLS
SENT TO PENAL FARM

warrea Austin, sO7 f. Ohio St.
arrested by Detectives Koczorowski
and Van Dusen on a charge OF hug
ging little girls was fined $50 and
costs in city court Saturday morn
ing. He will so to the state penal
farm TO serve out the fine.
Charles Gruszezinski, arrested
Feb. 20 on the charge Of driving an
automobile while ne was intoxicated.
appeared in city court for trial, hav-
ing been released from Epworth
hospital. He said that ne broke the
steering wheel of his machine and
was Knocked unconscious instead of
being drunk. His hearing was con-
tinued Monday.
Mrs. Francis Mayer. lis Y
Adams St, was arrested twice Fri
day, both times being charged with
intoXication by her husband. She
was taken 10 the police station the
first time at O'Clock Friday morn
ing but was Immediately released
on a $50 bond. Friday night she
was picked up in a drunken condi-
ton with John Guza, 1928 Fass-
nacht av., and they were taken to
the county Jail.
Walter Smitgielski 525 Carlisle
ST. was arrested Friday night for
trespass in the Grand Trunk rail-
road yards.
Smitgelski was fined $50 and
costs in city court Saturday morn
ing. which means 60 days at the
state penal farm. Major Anderson,
colOred, was fined $40 and costs on
a charge Of lettering He said in
defense that he came here from
Chicago to look for a better job.
I'll give you one said the judge.
You will go to the county Jail for
20 days in addition TO the $40 fine.
Martin Jagla, who was sentenced
by Judge Gilmer to so days at the
penal farm Wednesday, filed a bond
for his appeal from the decision Of
the city court Saturday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
DIVORCE MILL GETS
TWO MORE SUITS

Two divorce suits were filed yes
terday i'm the superior court Jeu-
ME +. Markiwicz. in her petitio !.
charges her husband. Frank Marki-
wicz. with failure to provide. cruel
y. false accusations Of infdelity.
drunkenness and having an irritable
and auarrelsome disposition. They
were married in South Bend Aug
u. 1899. and have three children.
Leontine Van De Noorde is the
complainant i'm a divorce suit
against Albert Van De Noorde. Mrs.
Van De Noorde alleges that her
husband has beaten her with his
fists and cursed and swore at her.
The couple have been living n
Mishawaka. They were married n
March. 1908, and separated last
August.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

5CNAEhAA ~ As-N u -
A meeting Of the Archangel So
ciety OF St Casimir's parish Will hold
their meeting Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in the ST. Casimir's school.
The junior gym class of Il. B. Fall
cons will hold their exercises Mon
day evening at Z. 3. hall.
The meeting Of St. Peter-Paul So
ciety OF St. Stanislaus church will
he held Sunday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock at St Stanislaus hall.
The Young Ladies' Holy Rosary
sodality OF St. Hedwige church will
meet Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
at st. Hedwige school.
a meeting of Polish Falcons, z.
Balicki. No. 1, will be held Sunday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at 4. B.
hall
The meeting OF St. John Cantius
Literary society of ST. Hedwige
church will be held Sunday evening
at o'clock at 81. Hedwige hall.
The singing practice Of ST. He'd
wige Choral society will be held
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock al the
st. Hedwige school.
The St. Stanislaus Kostka society
of st. Hedwige parish will hold their
meeting Sunday afternoon at ,
O'Clock in the St. Hedwige school
The military band Of Falcons. =.
r. No. 1. will hold it's rehearsal
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at
u. r. hall.
The Young Ladies' Holy Rosary
sodaIity Of st. Casimir's parish will
hold their meeting Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock in ST. Casimir's school.
Miss Theophila Makielski, 702
Nonson St. will be hostess to the
members of Columbus Red Cross
auxiliary Monday evening.
The executive committee Of the
White Eagle Polish Army Aid aux
Hilary will meet Monday evening
with Mrs. w. A. Grzesk, 1904 w.
Thomas ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
JUDSON REPLIES
TO c. D. P. ORGAN
Fourth Ward Republican Says
Safety Parking Ordinance
Shows No FaVOrltlSm.

CONTRARY 90 The impression given
to the readers OF the republican or
gan OF this city. the proposed park
ing ordinance is to come be-
fore the members OF the committee
az the Whole OF the common council
at their regular meeting Tuesday.
The ordinance isl not intended to
specify where vehicles may be park
cd but is merely a measure to pro-
yide a fire safety zone for the pub
hc.accordiEg 10 Sherman G. Judson.
councilman or the fourth ward and
author OF the measure.
The bill, as submitted 90 the COM
mon council az their regular meet
lnl last Monday night, provides that
vehicles shall not be parked on
Michigan ST. between Center st. and
the first alley south OF Michigan;
Washington between Lincoln way
-. and Main ST., and on Main st.
between Washington av. and Center
90.
Mr.. JudsOn's Statement.
Mr.. Juoson made the following
statement Saturday night.
The idea of this measure is "A
public safety and not a private
privilege Where 20 park a car was
not so much considered as where
not 20 park a vehicle.
The essence of this proposed or
dinance:
Washington ST. between Main
and Michigan ST; Michigan st. south
20 the alley Michigan ST. north TO
center st.; and Main ST.. north TO
Center ST.. lis small district
badly congested. In case Of
lire there is great danger Of
life and limb. Washington ST.. with
the double car track. is narrow.
Michigan ST. and Main ST.. named
in the proposed ordinance. are bad
lv congested and have double car
tracks. The measure i'm question
does not seek 90 favor nor discom-
mode any individual but rather a
safeguard 10 humanity.
I'VE cannot an ride i'm automO-
hiles but thousands Of people are
continually in and out Of these
buildings The city is growing
larger and the public should have
all the protection that can be given
them from fire After equipping
our fire department with the very
best apparatus they should be given
every chance TO save life and prop
erty.
An order not 10 park within 20
feet of each side of asmain entrance
of "a fheator or- hotel should no ON
the statutes OF every city, when the
safety OF the public is concerned,
and the motive and intention of
such a proposed ordinance is con
sidered. II IS the firm belief of the
writer that some such ordinance
should be approved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
STRUCK BY TRUCK BUT
NOT SERIOUSLY HURT

Floyd CARRIER, nine years old. 406
S. Franklin str was struck by a
heavy truck driven by Frank Korka,
42O y. Francis St, late Friday after
noon at the corner of Division and
William SITS. The boy was knocked
down and several bones were broken.
According TO the driver, the boy
ran in front OF the truck, which he
says was going slowly at the time.
although he was not able 10 bring
it 10 a stop before striking the body.
The lad was taken to his home
where he was attended by Or.
Charles Z. Slavery. who reports the
boys condition not be serious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
TWO SMALLPOX
CASES REPORTED HERE

Dr. l.. q. Freyermuth. secretary
Of the board OF health, reported two
cases of smallpox Saturday. Those
under quarantine are Kenne5n
Kahn. 334 W. Lasalle av., and Z.
Teel, III y Birdsell st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
ALBERT TELLSON TO BE
CANDIDATE FOR CLERK

Albert Tellson, a resident OF the
fourth ward, South Bend. has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the nomination on the democratic
ticket for clerk Of St. Joseph cOun-
". in the primary election ON May
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
LAPIDEs FINED 5000.

Louis Lapides was found guilty of
assault and battery with intent upon
Micheal Marty last July by a jury
in the circuit court Friday evening.
Judge Funk fined Lapides $500.
which the defendant made arrange
ments 10 pay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
CHAIRNuEN To MEET.

The regular monthly meeting of
the chairmen OF the Red Cross aux
ilaries viii be held Monday after
noon az 8 o'clock i'm the Chamber
of Commerce All chairmen are
urged 10 be present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
BIRTHS.

a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pieczuch. 602 S Jackson St,
Friday. March !.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Kibniec, 449 :. Pulaski St,
Friday, March /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
MARRIAGE LICFNSTS.

Clarence s.. Tfsev manager South
BEND wholesale Grocery companr
south Bend and Hazel 81 Brodbec5
kindergartcn teacher. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03

Z. Although he has been prominent
IN democratic circles for mum Der
OF years. he has never been can
didate for oftce.
Mr. Teilson was born in Pennsyl-
Vania. and came 10 South Bend
more than 90 years ago. He was
educated mere. and for the past Il
years has worked for the Samuel
Spiro Co He lives at IA y. Hill 81.
is married and has one child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

viii be given wednesday evening in
WASHINGTON hall by the "Bostonia
Sextette" This travelling company
has appeared at Nore Dame on
previous occasions. being enthusiast
tically received. Every member OF
the sextette is an Accomplished art
list.
A motion picture The American
Consul" featurins Theodore Rob
erts, was given Saturday evening
I'm Washington hail The university
orchestra was led by Dillon Patter-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03

Very Rev Dr. John CaVauaugh.
a.. =. O.. president OF the university.
returned 10 the school Saturday
evening from Green BAY. Wis.
where ne addressed the Marquette
club on Friday. Pr. Cavanaugh spoke
about The Vacant Throne" Before
leaving for Green Bay F'r. Cava-
naush addressed the Michigan city.
Rotary club on Thursday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03

Eight asplrants qualified for the
final tryouts FOR the Notre Dame
varsity debating team The men
who viii compete for places are
John Lemmer. Francis Boland. VIII
liam Kelley. Frank Hurley. Thomas
Cusick Thomas Hedly. Cornelius
Palmer and Thomas Beacon The
final debate will be held on March
II i'm washington hall ON April 4
Notre Dame will meet the debating
team from Drake university. The
Rev. William Bolser. G.. \. c.. dean
of the economies department is i'm
charge OF the debating team as i'm
former years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03

a concert for which the entire
student body IS waiting anNiOUsly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
Brenlin Window Shade,

A phone call to our
Shade Dept. will bring a
man to take the measure
mentS and to give you the
price on your work.
In connection with this
department we are show
ing a fine line of Hartman
Wardrobe Dress and
Steamer Trunks, also a
fine line of popular priced
Trunks, Bags, Suitcase,
Mating Covered Boxes
and Cedar Chests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03

We showing one OF the most complete stocks popular pr
that be found We have selected the best lines at the Lowe
Develops Royal Wions three grades large assortment OF patterns
to choose from Prompt delivery large and special sizes
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18
F. P. Dohoney's will.

First, he directed that all his just
debts be paid and suitable monu'
ment erected to his memory.
He gave his daughter, Mrs. Cora
Caldwell, one thousand dollars, and to
his daughter, Eta Caldwell, the same
amount. To his daughter, Dollie Har-
rison, seven hundred dollers worth OF
land and three hundred dollars in
money. He bequeath to his daughter.
Ann Dohoney, the land and residence
and all his household goods, this being
the home where he died, and few
acres of land known as the Watkins
land.
All the rest of his property, real and
personal goes to his son, c. 81. Do
honey, and daughter, Ann Dohoney.
The two latter children were named
as executors OF his will.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

Frank Mcfarland and Ben Smith,
who were soldiers, stationed at Camp
Taylor, received their discharges last
week and returned home. Mcfarland
resides near Cane Valley and Smith at
Milltown They report several thou
sand discharged the same time they
were.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

The town clock, for some reason, is
being neglected. For the last month
it has been striking wrong, and some
of that time it was at standstilI.
The clock cost this county one thous-
and dollars. and it should have close
attention.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18
Xmas Goods

At DR.. J. N. Pages Drug Store
Dolls, toys, chiIdrens books fine
stationary, my usual line of HoIi.
day display.
7-2t DR.. J. N. Page.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, who was
the mother of Mrs. w. S. Chapman,
of this place, was found dead in her
bed last Tuesday morning. She re-
sided near Milltown, Adair county,
and was seventy-seven years old
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

The drillers, on Crocus, while oper-
ating for oil, have gone through, a
nine foot vein of COAL
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

Mr.. Finis Phelps has removed from
the Clyde Crenshaw residence, on
Burkesville street, to the residence
that was used some years ago as the
Baptist parsonage, on Greensburg
street.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

On account of rain J. W.Walk-
er's sale was postponed until next
Saturday, the 21st inst.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

Mr. Alb l. Brockman, who lived at
Egypt, this county, died recently.
He would have been sixty two years
old had he lived until January. He
was a brother of the late W. L.
Brockmau.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18
COUrR OF CLAIMS.


of the Adair County Fiscal Court, at
its regular term Oct. 1918
w. A. Coffey, Services as
county Atty S SO 80
Bert Epperson furnishing
Will Murrell pauper 26 90
Sidney Burton furnishing
tWilliam and Elmer Long
and Jordon Rocks paupers 43 so
Bert Epperson mo- salary
as Co. Treasurer % so
r. E. Strange & Co. furnish
ing Roy and Lyfus Jones
paupers q 90
Standard Printing Co. elec-
tion supplies and Deed
Books LOG 80
L. R. Chelf for one road
scraper for Co. IL so
@. Gowen for Bridge Lumber 21 AZ
G. G. Roe for keeping poor
house and furnishing pau
pers 4S7 %
]. NJ. Wolford Bridge Lum-
Der for Co. %
W. J. Tucker Bridge Lum-
ber for Co % Is
DR.. W. E. Sanders medical
attention to pauper 400
Mack Tedder furnishing
jamie Redlaman and Nance
Rich paugers 81 90
Mack Tedder for Bridge
- Lumber and nails 8 IA
Nell and Son brooms and
Supplies to court house 81 10
e. B. Morgan lumber for
county 80
S. S. Goode supplies for
county, Lumber, shovels,
nails & ETC. 26 58
rs. S. Goode furnishing
Scott Rainwaters two child
- rem paupers 36 90
;. S. Goode furnishing Chap
mans paupers 60 90
"a. f. Scott for 41O5 it Lum-
ber furnished the county 80 70
Andrew B. Turner exempt
from paying poll tax
( Oran Ann Rodgers furnish
ing Rodgers puupers 80 90
Collie Keltner furnishing
NV. f. Keltner pauper 80 GO
Josie Tarter furnishing Tar
\ ters paupers So 90
Kouhler Stauep g. Stencil
Co for Dog License and
Tags 19 20
Bradley Gilbert Co.file boxes
Binding books g. etc. ITO 81
A. w. Turner furnishing
burial goods 10 90
A. W. Turner furnishing
Burirl goods 4 Is
J. p. Hardin furnishing Liz
zie Bault pauper 80 SO
L. w. Sparks for sharpening
picks and nails 2 80
G. Y. Coomer furnishing
sills for bridg and sharpen
ing picks a 90
W. H. Hamon furnishing
Ermrn Karnes pauper 13 90
w. Fl. Hamon furnishing
Hendricks Humes pauper 10 so
". HI. Hamon furnishing
Y Jim Harvey pauper ID 90
William Patton furnishing
Virgie Jessie pauper 26 90
FLOWERS & Keen furnishing
II Rig James pauper 26 90
Wilmore & Moss furnishing
Tilieha Roach and Fred
N Wooten pauper So 90
Mrs. Ermine Leach furnish
Z ing mollie Absher pauper I26 90
Acy Reliford furnishing
Marcello Riliford pauper 26 90
Barger Bros. furnishing
goods to county 13 98
Furkin and Reece furnish
ing Mallissie Firkin and
Finis Corbin pauper 81 90
Russell & Co, goods furnish
ed jail prisoners 13 49
J. L. Blair released from
paying poll tax.
Sam Burdette for bripge
lumber 2 ID
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18
fers for state tax commits

sioner 46 OF
Same making two recapitu.
lation of tax books 10 81
Same making statement
showing the total exemp-
tion allowed on tie differ
ent classes of property so O(
Same making 4485 tax bills
for the sheriff 156 9s
Same for 1873 omitted lists As 75
Same six months salary as
clerk so O
Ray Humphries sheep claim 10 SO
W. b. Bloyd, sheep claim 13 SO
Sarah L. Hadley, same 16 SO
W. E. Hunter same 81 so
w. H. Bloyd same IL so
J. e. Beard same 81 SO
j. E Claywell same 13 so
Luther Bell same 2I SO
d W. Kinnaird same IA 90
c. c. Lewis same 10 0C
Roy Furkin same 13 SC
Anthus 10y same 16 OC
f. W. Bridgewater same 13 80
L. c. Powell same 81 sc
Melvin Earles same 16 &c
Nathan Goodin same 16 sc
U. L. Antle same Sc sc
W. t. Mckinley same II sc
]. d. Floyd same 2l sc
Sell Bennett same 16 SO
B. G, Redman goats killed 19 sc
Mrs. w. W. Kirtley furnish
ing Victoria Wilson pau
per l3 OC
Jeffries Hwde store supplies
to court house IL II
Jeffries Hwde Store furnish
SoohUy AoA iOoo Pul pOocS 70 Oc
M. G. Winfrey express on
file boxes 3Il
Jasper Doss 1000 feet of Ium-
ber furnished county. Is OF
Willie Tarter 2SS ft of lum-
Der furnished county 457
R. T. Page lumber and nails
furnished county 2O(
E. b. Atkinson medical at.
tention to Mary J. Griffin 8 OF
j. W. Sublett & Bro. burial
clothes furnished 1ven
Pike (deceased) 10 OF
]. w. Sublett & Bro. furH-
ishing ]. T. Frost pauper SO OF
J. W. Sublett furnishing
Miss S. L. Roice pauper 26 OF
DR.. S. P. Miller for services
as health officer PIP 81
Same six months salary as
Jail physician % OF
Same attending health off,
GERS meeting 20 O(
Cortez Sanders delivering
ballot boxes, waiting on
court etc. " 7F
Coomer & Page furnishing
Nancy ]. Reep and Betty
Coomer paupers 81 90
J. T. Neat lumber furnished
county for bridge purposes SO
Kentuckys Children Home
Society Louisville Ky.,a
gift of 100 90
J. 81. Branham for 500 ft
lumber, nails and repairing
drill 9 SO
DIR. L. G. Nell medical at
tention to pauers 48 SO
Adair Co. News Printing 157 &c
c. H. Sandusky material
furnished Co. 40 Oe
Young & Hutchison freight
for hauling road machinery "a 81
Golf Bros. Livery 4OC
L. G. McClister moving road
engine 80 sc
WIS. Baker road overseer 1918 3 O(
o. G. Chapman, same q
Jack Parker, same 3 O(
C. G. Hamilton same 3 OC
G. T. Kemp, same 3 OC
R e. Pickett, same 3 OC
Allen Parson, same 3 OC
e W. Parnell. same 3 OC
James r. Cook, same 3 90
w. ] Cundiff, same 8 90
r, l. Chairman same M
The Adair County news., 1918-12-18

Sam Burdette bought eleven s1 4
good mules last week, in Msrioreezr
ty. They are from 10 years ol.5a, :.
he paid from s125 to 500 pershssa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-16

Aleksander Karczynski organista z
Piotro-Pawlowa; p. Misiewicz tez
bral czynny udzial W pochodZie. Pie
legniarki obecne byly nastepujace:
o. Mochowska. NJ. Meek, X. Cwik,
f. Korzuch, H. Minduk, w. Milcze-
ska, X. Lordzinska, G. Lipowska. -
Wszystkiem paniom z Tow. Biaiego
Krzyza "a usiugiwanie do stoiow,
iako tez i "a przyrzadzenie TAX sma-
cznego obiadu, nalezy sic uznanie l
serdeczne slowa podziekowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-16

jacyeh siowach pozegnai ochotni--
k6w m0wiac: ~,,Jedzcie z Bogiem, zy-
cze wan abyscie jak n~ajpredzej mo-
gil zatknac Polski sztandar z Bia-
lynn Oriem ma ziemiach polskich,
MECH was strzeze Matka Najswietsza
Krolowa Korony Polskiej". Slowa
mowcy trafily do serc z%ebranych o.
chotnikow, czego Swiadczyly bezu-
stanne oklaski. Nastepnym m6wca
byi p. Lubicz; przemawiai on W +
MENU Sokol6w Okregu Ego. Trze--
elm mowca by} Stanislaw Krzywonos
Organizator Armii Polskiej, ktory
kr6tko m6wil. D-isiaj many dwoch
ochotnik6w, jednego starszego W la
tach, ~pokrytego siwym wlosem, a je-
dnak czujacego obowiazek powola-
mia patryotycznego, kt6ry majac jesz
cze sile wstapil jake ochotnik do Ar
Mi Polskiej i spieszy ma ratunek Oh
czyzny matki, a tym jest pan Buja-
kiewicz: drugim ochotnikiem, ktory
jest pewien miodzieniec, kt6rego
MONA zaliczyc do dziecka a ME do
zoinierza ma isG 1 walczyG W obro-
ME Ojczyzny, jednakowoz ten MILO
dzieniaszek ma chez | dobra wole by
jaknajpredzej m6g} zostaH zo}nie-
rem polskim: pochodzi on z st. Jo-
seph. Mo-, a tym jest Teodor Freling.
M6wca wreczyi mu polowy zegarek
ofiarowany przez OBJ. Krechniaka 1
Korzuch; 2 wielkim entuzyazmem
przyjeli jego move; okrzykami pJe-
szcze Polska ME zgine}a" I MECH
zyje Woodrow wilson zakohczyi.
Nastepnym m6wca byi X. Antoni
Kiowo asystent PREY parafii Maj
siodszego Serca Jezus, ktory pozeg-
nal ochotnik6w W imieniu parafian
re Sercowa s}owami MECH bedzie
blogosiawione to wojsko, ktore l.
die walczye z miiosci ola Ojczyzny.
Idziecie do boju, ably zwyciezyc wro>
"a dlatego, Re Polske szczerze ko-
chacie. wywalczcie to co sic nam cd
wieku nalezy. Mech was prowadzi
Bog / Matka NajSw."
Nastepnie przemawiali jeszcze p.
Bujakiewicz, pielegniarka polska NJ.
Korzuch oddeklamowala Tam wal
czyc Ia wolnosc Ojczyzny" potem je-
szcze przem6wii X. J. G~rzesihski, po-
czem odspiewano hymn narodowy
,,Boze cos Polske". Ma zakonczenie
przem6wil Inspector ]. Przyprawa,
ktory dziekowat "a liczne przybycie
wszystkim obecnym, jakotez l du--
chowieGstwu W imieniu o~chotnik6w
wiwatem Mech zyja nam; dal
instrukcye ochotnikom co do po-
dr6zy a potem przystapiono do zdje-
cia fotograficznego przez ,firme bra
eli R~6zanskich. Potem wszyscy wsie-
dli ma czekajace automobile, ofiaro-
wane przez r6znych przemyslowcow
~zupeinie bezinteresownie, 2 kapela
ma czele kt6ra przygrywala przez ca
Ia droge, odjechali ma dworzec Dear
born Station PREY Polk / Dearborn
I'll. Pc przybyciu ma stacye kolejo-
wa, ochotnicy wkr6tce po pozegna-
niu sic z rodzinami, narzeczonymi /
p~rzyjaci6imi, zajeli miejsca W Wa
gonach, a kapela odegrala kilka u
twor6w - pociag ruszyl, unoszac z
SODA tych dzielnych syn6w Ojczyz-
ny naszej Polski, kt6rzy poszli wal
czyc o oswobodzenie Ojczyzny naszej
z kajdan niewoli i pomscic krzywdy,
jake, podli szwabi wyrzadzili Polsce
/ aieby p6zniej wr6ciG jake bohate-
rzy okryci chwala. Jedzcie 1 ME "a
pominajcie aescie aoinierzami polski-
mi.
Jeszcze nsdmieniG wypada, re W
koSciele ma organach przygrywa( p.
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Wszystkim krewnym / zna-
jomym donosimy te smutna
wiadomoSG IL najukochan-
szy MAJ moi 1 ojciec nasz
S. P.
JAN SIKORSKI
Do dlugiej chorobie poteg--
nal sic z tym swiatem. opa-
irony sw. ~Sakramentami,
dnia Ago lipca, 1918 roku.
o godzinie Tel wieczorem. W
szpitalu Braci Aleksyanow,
dozywszy lat 10.
Pogrzeb odbedzie. sic W
srode, dnia 1880 lipca, z do
mu zaioby pnr. 1926 w. Di-
versey ave-, do kosciofa sw.
Jacka, o godz. POI do die
wiatej, q stamtad ma cmen-
tarz sw. Wojciecha,
Ma ten smutny obrzadek
zapraszamy wszystkich kIe-
wnych / znajomych, W ciez-
kim zalu pograzona:
RODZINA.
zyczeniem nieboszczyka
Jest a2eby pc pogrzebie nj
gdzie ME stawac.
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PRACA.

KRAWCA potrzeba do skladu ubrah
kt6ry rozumie wszelkie poprawki u
bran. predko l dobrze, 1 umie do
brze prasowat ma Hoffman parowej
maszynie. Gwarantujemy prace, rok
dokoIa. staia, dobra zapiata. Napisac
po blizsze informacye, lub zgiosic sic
osobiscie do firmy. J6zef Witkowski
i Synowie. 354-356 Garfield ave-,
E. Detroit, Mich.
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POTR1EBA dwoje starszych ludzf do
pomocy ma fanny, moze bye maizeh-
stwo. Zgiosic sic zaraz. 1886 West
Ohio ul., naroznik Ada. II