davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
A WEEKS EXPERIENCES.

The y-sr had gloomily begun
For Willie Weeks, poor mans Sun
He was beset with bill and dun
And he had very little Mon.
'TThis cash" he said won pay his
dues
I've nothing here but one and Tues. >
A bright thought struck him and
he said
"The rich Miss Goldrocks | will We'd .
But when he paid his court TO her
She iisped, but firmly said mo, Thur :"
"Alas, said he, then must diep'
His soul went out where they say
scals Fn
They found his gloves and coat and
And the coroner upon them then Sat.
New Orleans Times Picayune
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07

of her ancestors are out of date in the
twentieth century.
II the Germans wanted to pull the
Kaiser's chestnuts out of the cmbers,
the risk was theirs. But let them now
pay the penalty Of grabbing in the
FIRE Tney cannot claim that he ate
all the roasted fruit and left them only
burnt fingers TO hold The deeper the
bum the longer the lesson will lsst. The
hurt will not prevent them from getting
down into their pockets for the casn to
pay for some Of their dcvastation.-Prov-
idence journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
FREE OF CHARGE.

Why suffer with indigestion. dyspepsaa
torpid liver, constipation, sour stomach,
.oming- f-food-sfter-ea etc, when
you can get a sample bottle Of Green s
August Flower free st n. b Dsnforth's
This medicine has remarkable curative
properties. and has demonstrated it's eff
cheney by fifty ysars of success Head-
aches are often caused hy disordered
stomach
A gentle laxative Try il FOR sale IN
all civilized countries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
THE EVENING SMILE,
THEIR EXCUSES.

Two men, who are quite we'll OFF, but
vrry missrly In their expenditures, met
recently in the gallery OF q theatre
Each WAS annoyed 10 be seen bv the
other IN the cheapest place of the horse
What brings you herrP each asked the
other
TO tell the truth" sald the first, I've
got a fearful cold IN my head, and as the
heat asccnds, came up here where it was
warm Besides. I'm terrible sufferer
from rheumatism. But what brings you
here"
My opera glasses
"four opera glasses?
'fies. they enlarge too much. l can't
see from the boxes what Is going on on the
stage | have TO come up here in the
gallery to be able 10 see with them at sill
--Connellsville News.
He doesn't seem To have any regard
for money!" Why should be havea
Didn't he marry it?''-Life-
'sHe certainly il n wonderful Jingllist
Is there a tongue he hasn't mastered
ooh, yes; his wife's - Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Father-"You have been running ahead
of your allowance Richard Son-"I
know it dad. I've been hopping for long
time that the allowance would strengthen
up enough to overtake me. Boston
Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07

Now, everybody get ready and mako
next week big week IN respect of Christ
mas shopping Let all hands 80 right
at IT, The stores are ready with the goods /;
lei all the people he ready with their
demands and their money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Apache Tribe, No. 81.
Olive Temple, L. G T.
Wenonah Lodge, s of IT,
Liberty Conclave, S " NJ
Mechanics Lodge, / q. o t.
Lenape Tribe, Imp'd O. K NJ
sheet Metal Workers Association.
JAMES Young Conclave II or s W VI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07

And think how glad we can be this
coming Christmas, by reason Of the fact
that the war is over We may earnestly
hope that no other Christmas In our
lifetime will he shadowed by war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07

With wireless telepaphy Presideft
Wilson, on his way across the Atlantic
Ocean, is keeping IN cloee touch with
affairs In Washington Truly, we arc
living IN 8 great age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
lt.tttt. tt.ttttttttt.tttt,
RIP PING RHYMES.
r----------
Nv Walt Mason.
HARD LIP.


With winter knocking a the door
| hook my slim p0ssessions Ger. and
shed brace Of sighs; I'm needing
bacon, meal aud spuds, IN needing
shoes and hats and duds, and prunes
and hooks and eyes. In needing
cabbage leaves to smoke, need the
coat that j. i'm soak my need is ur-
gent, sore, the shelves are bare IT pie
and cake, the iccbox has no luscious
steak, and winter $ at the door. But
pence IS also at the door, 50 let INV
soul he sad no more and let my heart
rejoice. the dove of peace is over
head; and war thing that S done
and dead she says, IN conlng voice
And II tho dove hiss got il straight.
that man. rather yellow skate who
hands out tears or sIghs, though he
may find his cupboard bare, no Hoo
yer bread or doughnuts there, and
no denat,lred pies Ny shoes let in
the wintry breeze, my pants have
patches on the knees, they re shiny.
aft and fore; but trifiing things don't
matter now: | smoothe the creases
from my brow, for peace is ~ the
door, he winters coming, pretty
swift, and soon the air cooled snow
will drift, and rotten tempests roar;
and il we have noer1ih or coal therc'll
still be Jog in every soul, for peace
is nj the door.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
NV oYprA glasses

HE doesn't seem TO have any regard
for money!" Why should be haves
Didn't he marry it?'-Life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
NAVAL STATION
SENDS MEN EAST
Assign Eighty Steel Workers
to Eastern City for
Special Work.

GREAT LAKES, Ill, March %
Some Of the largest drafts Of men
set filled by the Great Lakes naval
training station left here recently
for the east One call was for 200
men for construction work in far
distant service"
Three drafts of seamen of II men
each for rifle range duty were sent
to three eastern ranges.
Six musicians were ordered TO an
Atlantic port They viii be trans
ferred 10 a vessel Of the Atlantic
feet.
A total of so steel workers and
riveters went 10 an eastern city
They Will be assigned TO shipyard
duty.
Three hundred seamen left for
an eastern city for further transfer
TO sea
A draft Of gunner's mates. 81 H.
number. was sent TO an eastern
arms factory.
A draft of II men started for
Harvard for further instruction i'm
wireless york.
a draft of 30 men of mixed rat
ings, including armed guards. left
for an eastern city.
one hundred seamen for duty on
the Great lakes fleet were sent II
a lake port and a number of drafts
of one or two men each also were
filled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
u. S. WILL NOT STOP
SHIPS FROM HOLLAND
international News Service:

international News Service:
WASHINGTON, March 29.-For-
NAL assurance was today given the
Dutch minister. Or. August Phillips.
by Chairman Vance Mccormick Of
the war trade board, that this gov
eminent will not interfere with a
round trip by two Dutch steamers
for the purpose of carrying food
are the Maasdijk and the POeldiijk,
now on the other side They were
originally intended for Belgian re
lief work but the United States
waived its claim on them and in
formally hoped the Dutch gov
eminent would be able TO provide
two others To- carry food to the low
ratiOned Belgians
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
HELPED MORE
THAN ANYTHING"
Indianapolis Woman Tells
How TanfaC Has improved
Her Health.

Mrs. Rose Kondon. $50 North IL
iinois street, indianapolis. Ind. SAYS
Tanlac has fixed up her stomach
and has helped her more than any
thing she ever took In her life
Ny stomach was In pretty bad
shape" Mrs. KOndOn said IF 7
ate anything rich or heavy my
stomach would start aching and
sometimes IL would keep il up for
hours. The pains would run up into
my chest and sometimes come in
my back.
Il was weak and nervous. toe.
The least eNertions would bring out
perspiration on my face and my
hair would be wet with it,
II heard and read SO much about
Tlnlac that finally ] decided 10
give it a trial j took about a bot
Tie and a half before I NV much
Improvement but after that it
started in 20 helping me risht and
ID has benefited me more than any
thing else I ever tried.
NV stomach seems 20 be I'm as
good condition now as IL ever was
before and I'm feeling all right in
every way
Take Taulac this spring anG get
your system back in shape. You're
like everyone else just now You're
all run down following the winter
and don't feel good. Tanlac viii
build YOU up. You can get Tanlac
az public drug store and in Misha-
traka at Red cross pharmacy or any
other good drug store. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29

sol. president International asso-
ciaton Of Machinists. George l.
Berry, president International Print
ing Pressmen's and Assistants
union; Chester NJ Wright. mem Der
international typographical union
Martin =. Ryan. president Brother
hood OF Railway Carmen.
Respond TO Invitation.
The sending OF the mission is in
response. il was explained TO re-
peated invitations from British and
French labor leaders to Samuel
GOmpers. president Of the fedora
ton. TO visit them personally and
confer with them on the question
OF the position OF labor in the as
ISOLATED nations at war with Ger
many. MIR. Gompers was anxious to
20 but felt that his duties required
him 20 remain here.
The invitation received by the
federation 20 send delegates 10 at
tend the allied labor conference in
London in February came too late.
il was explained, but II was decided
by the federation. nevertheless, that
a visit Of American labor represen-
tatives 70 England and France
would serve 20 show that orgs nized
labor in the United States was ready
to confer and cooperate with it's
fellow workers abroad. II was he.
lived that a personal conference
would clear up any possible mis-
understandings that had arisen
abroad in regard to the attitude of
labor here toward the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
DEFICIT IN RAILROAD
REVENUE FOR JANUARY

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Un-
operation. January, 172 of the
larger railroads earned operating
revenues OF S2TO,231, OOO. compared
with $2S3.SS7.0O0 during the same
month Iast year. but expenses in
creased so heavily that the net OPP
Grating revenues for the month
were only $12.363.OOO, compared
with SS0.337. 600 in January last
year and SS3.6S5.O0O in December.
1917. the last month of private OPP
Grafton. Accrued taxes deducted
from the January net revenues left
an actual deficit of $2.227,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
LABOR CHIEFS
WILL CONFER
WITH ALLIES
Delegation of Nine Leaders to
Go 0VerSeaS-RequeSt of
British and French
Organizations.

NEW YORK, March 1910
make known to British and
French labor the position labor in
United States with regard TO the
war, a delegation of nine Amer
lean labor leaders, with creden-
tials of the American Federation
of Labor, will sail shortly for
England and France.
This was announced late today
by the American alliance for labor
and democracy Of which Samuel
Gompers is president
4. :. Labor for War.
The American labor mission, ac-
coTding 10 a spokesU. N for the al
lance Will tell British and French
labor leaders that organized labor
In the United States is committed
TO the prosecution OF the war 10 a
successful conclusion and will not
confer with any representatives OF
an eEemy country.
The mission. officially known as
the American Federation Of Labor
mission, is composed Of the follow
ing.
James Wilson. Pattern Makers
league OF North America, chairman;
John r. Frey. executive officer. IN
ternational holders union OF North
America, secretary; William Short.
president Washington State Fedora
ton OF Labor: Miss Melinda Scott.
president Straw Hat Trimmers and
Operatives union; Miss Agnes Mes
tor. vice president Glove Workers
Iteraltional union. William H. John
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
DECLINE IN N. 6. CAMPS

WASHINGTON. March 29.-A-
though health conditions in gen.
eral among the troops training in
this country are described in this
weeks report Of the division OF field
sanitation as very good. deaths
among the soldiers Increased from
1SO the week before 10 223. Pneu-
monia increased in the national
army and regulars. but in the ma
uonal guard epidemic diseases are
declining.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
BANKER, RELATED TO
LINCOLN FAMILY, DIES

NEW YORK. March 29.-Samuel
A. Cunningham. president OF the
Bankers safe Deposit company e
New York and widely known au-
thority OF golf courses. died here 70
day lie was born IN Indiana IS
years ago and was related 10 the
family OF Abraham Lincoln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29
Garden Seeds

The News Times has received
a limited supply ~ garden seeds
from the T. s department Of
agriculture FOR distribution in
South Bend. As Ions as the
supply lasts seeds viii be- given
60 ,dults who apply az the BUS
mess office OF The News-Times
Do NOS send children seeds VIII
be given only 90 adults.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-29

Save money by patronizing
merchants that advertise.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
u 15tej WARDI.

DIS W czwartek, 1890 b. m, o 60
dzinie Smej wleczorem odbedzie sic
posiedzenie Lig Observation-Disclosures
nej 15tej Wardy W sal OBJ, A. Wierz-
btckiego pnr, 1048 n. Maarshfield
ave. ma ktore wszystkich obywateli
15tej Wardy zapraszamy. Ma tenn Pc
siedzeniu omawlane beda spraWy
bardzo wa2ne, tyczace przysziych pra
wyborow, - z szacunktem - Sc
dzia Jozef g. La Buy, prezes; j, OIL
szewski, sekr. prot,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
z 12-TEJ WARDY

Niniejszem donosze wszystkim Czfon-
kom Polsko-Dem. Klubu 12-tej Wardy,
il regularne miesieczne ~posiedzenie
Klubu odbedzie sic W czwartek, dnia
15-go sierpnia, 1918 roku w hall po-
siedze6, OBJ. Jana Kurlanda, pnr. Dol
W. 25-ty Place, r6g' S. Sacramento ave
nue.. O godzinie 7:3O wieczorem.
Kazdy czlonek jest proszony o PREY
bycie ma to posiedzenie, gdyz many
wiele spraw waznych do za}atwienia.
J6zef A. Sujak,
sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
MOTATM REP0RTERA

GluS cd dis rama godz. els rozpo-
czyna kurs ma Uniwersytecie Chica-
goskim. gdzie uczyc sic bedzle ma me
chanika, ably pozniej pebnic siuzbe
W korpusie awiatycznym. Jest on
cynem PIP. Antoniego i Anieli Glus,
zamieszkalych pnr. 1103 Noble ul.
iona jego, ktora poSlubii pred pa
ru tygodniami, W czasie nieobecnoSci
swego meza mieszkat bedsie z rodzi-
CANT swymi. PIP. GluS m~ieszkali pnr.
1887 Evergreen avenue.
Wladysiaw R. Gfus ukonczyi chlub
ME Wyzsza Szkoie Sw. Trolley; u
czeszczai on take do Kollegium
Lane" 1 Crane. Przez czas Jakis
pracowal W kopalniach spolki Ca1u-
met and Arizona Mining Co., W
Bisby, Arizona jake asystent inzy-
niera.
: go !
Pan J6zef Imbiorski, zamieszka1y
PM. 1929 West Huron utica, ma Mo
dziankowie, Original onegdaj list cd
senatora James Hamilton Lewisa W
Waszyngtonie, zawierajacy szczego-
iowy opis nagiego zgonu syna sweso,
~sferzanta Stanislawa C.. Imbiorskie-
go, o kt6rego smierci I p~ogrzebie o.
pisywaliSmy swego czasu.
o zgonie tegoz wojaka Wuja Sauna
krazyiy rome pogloski. Prey pomo-
cv D. J6zefa Ruszkiewrcza, asystenta
kasyera miasta Chicago, ojciec wcze-
snie zgas}ego miodziehca take orrzy-
mai wyja$nienie calego zajscia po-
woody smiercj. List, W jezyku pol
skim brzmi nastepujaco:
Pan James Hamilton Lewis,
Senator Stan. Zjed.
Moi drogi Panic:
W odpowiedzi ma list pisany dnta
% z. m. W sprawie smierci sierzan-
ia Stanislawa Imbiorskiego, czlonka
komp. ,,F' 11-go pulku kawaleryi,
kt6rego to list otrzymaIem, nam ~
szczyt donieSc, re naczeiny officer
komp. F." 11-go pufku Eawaleryt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
Do p. T. Kores-
pondent0W.

Wszystlddh naszych p. t. koreepon.
4ent6w prosimy, by korespondenoyo
prze9nac0one do ogloszenia W gaze.
de pisali atrameutem 1 ma jednej tyj-
10 stronie papieru-
On, kt6rZy prasn4 swrotu koreo.
poudency1, o lie nile nadajq sic u nas
DO drulru, Lechca wyraknie to sazna.
czyt. jakotes doi4czyc Do Nstu zaadro.
Dowan4 koperte. xaopatr1ona Q Con-
howym znaczldem pocztowym.
Wiadomo6ci o wydarzsniach Pc,
pmy nsdsyiat rychio gdya s~p64nionSl
AEsaadAikd d dA4A;kA WaxtoGGI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

sprzedaja r6wniez bilety ma Wy
stawe Wielka Wojenna, jaka sic
odbedzie w Chicago w najbliz--
szej przyszfoSci: bedzie to ogro-
mne i wspaniafe przedsiebior--
stwo - bilety obecnie kosztuJa
po rs cent6w - po 31szym b. m.
beda kosztowac pc so centow -
przeto lepiej teraz kupowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

Ma dzisiejszej li$cie STRAIT 'znajdu-
jem nazwisko Polaka, szeregoWca
J6zefa A. Urbahskieso, cz1onka
kompanii e., 1880 puiku piecho-
ty, kt6ry pont6sl, jax dOnosza depe-
see prywatne, 5m;erc bohaterska ma
polu WALK we Frarcyi. Byf on jed
nym z czterech w~alczacych syn6w PIP.
Franc. Urbanskich, zamieszkaiych W
Milwaukee, Wis. W czasie gdy szere-
gowiec Urbanski wezwany zostal do
sluzby wojskowej W miesiacu wrzeS-
niu roku zeszlego. p~racowal on jake
kwiaciarz W West Pullman.
+ 90 =
Ma liScie o~dznaczonych krzyzami
w~ojennymi zasiugi, osobiScie przez
kr6Ia Anglii przypietemi do piersi
bohater6w W obecnoSci wojsk alianc-
kich znajduje sic porucznik wojsk a
merykahskich, Michal Komorowski,
dawniej zamieszkaiy pnr. 29S West
49-ta utica. W Cicero. PorucDnik Ko-
morowski dnia Ago lIpca W bitwie
p2d Hamel, wsr6d gradu kul, mimo
e IL zostal raniony, poprowadzif
do ataku wojak6w WuJa Sama i ME
porzucil swego oddzialu az pozycye
pruskie zcstaly zdobyte po kilku
przez nieprzyjaciela dokonanych alta
kach.
Porucznik Komorowski, pred vol
ma byi n~aczelnikiem Zwiazku Kon--
federacyi Mlodziezy PolsKlej. Wal
czyI on dla Wuja Sauna ma Filipinach
i wyszedl z tel wojny W randze sier-
zanta.
Do kilku gwiazd znajdujacych sic
ma fladze s~luzbowej ,,Dziennika Chi
cagoskiego" dodana bedzie dzisiaj
jedna wiecej. Pan Wiadysiaw R.
Glus. kt6ry do wczoraj ~pracowai ia
ko czlonek naszej Redakcyi. powo-
}ary zostal do siuzby wo1skowej ia
ko poborowy z d~ystryktu mr.. 81, kto-
rego biuro znajduje sic W salt parku
Pulaskiego. ma Stanislawowie. Pan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
Il JANOWA.

W przyszly ~poniedzialek. dnia 1870
b. m. odbedzie sic Pozegnanie Ochot-
nik6w Armi Polskiej z koScioia sw. ia
ia BozeSo, sdzie probOszczem jest N
K%onsultor Ludwik G~rudzihski, urza-
dzony ma bye obiad W sail W Sherman
parku przez miejscowy Komitet Oby-
watelski z dzielnicy Town of Lake. Wy
jazd ma naStapiC automObilami jak
zwykle, kt6rych dostarcza miejscowi O.
bywatele i przemySlOwcy z dzielnicy
Town of Lake.
Wczoraj wieczorem odbylo sic mad
zwyczajne posiedzenie Komitetu Oby-
w~atelskiego W Town Of Lake W Ochron
&c sw. Aniola Str6za, PREY 46ej i Gross
avenue.
W ubiegia niedziele zmarl, W kwie-
Gle wieku, S. p. Maksymilian Rolewicz
W domu Swych rodzic6w Fam. pnr.
4S24.S Throop III. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic
W piatek z domu zaloby do koSciOia sw.
Jana Bozego a stamtad ma cmentars
Zmartwychwstania PanSkiego. Zmarly
lest bratem znanego zapaSnika p. Ro-
lewicza. Ojciec jego juz cd lat kilku
pelni obowiazki marszalka kOScielnego
DIZZY kosciele sw. Jana Bozego.
Dzieci re szkoIy parafialnej sw. Jana
Bozego z{Ozyiy ma biedne dzieci polskle
~zostajace obcenie W StraSznej nedzy
ma ziemiach polskich, pokazna sumo DO
S34525; suma ia zostala p~rzeslana ma
rece Y. Kazimierza Gronkowskiego, pro
boszcza parafii sw. Wojciecha przez
kierownika tejze szkoly parafialnej X.
Szczepana SzczepaGskiegO, miejscoWe-
go asystenta.
PAM Anastazya Perlikiewicz, czfon-
KIM ch6ru parafialnego sw. Cecyht z
parafii Sw. Jana BOzegO / dzielna dzla-
laczka ma polu spolecznO-narodowym'
otrzymala GAIA sztuke pl0tna ola Tow.
Polskiego Bialego Krzyaa, ma reczni-
XII ola naszych polskich wOjak6w w Ar
mil Polskiej we Francyi wartosci Oko-
70 $4,000 i $500 W got6wce cd firmy
Franks Department Store, PREY 51-ej
ul., pr0cz tego p. Perlikiewicz skolek-
towai ma rzecz Armii POlSkiej cd FIR.
Dnenberga $500; pieniadze zostaiy
=lozone ma plebanii sw. Jana Bozego.
Y. S~zczepan BubaeZ, asystent przy
parafii Sw. Jana BOzego, bawi ma wa
kacyach W towarzystwie p. P. Williams,
kt6ry Jest gl6wnym zarzadca cmenta-
RIA sw. WOjciecha W Niles, / y. Bole-
siawa Kasprzyckiego, asyStenta z pa.
rafii IS MIodziank6w bawia Oni obec-
ME W Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
z JACKOWA.

W przyszla sobote, dnia 1890 b.
m. W parafii Sw. Jaeka, gdzie pro-
boszczem jest X. Jan Zdechlik, c. R.
przypada Odpust jake W dzieh patro-
ma tel parafii. lecz zostai on Odiozo-
nv do przysziej niedzieli. Msze sw.
beda odprawione W tym samym po-
rzsdku jak zwykle Kazdej nIedzieli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
Wiadomosci z Parafij
Polskich W Chicago.

Wynn dniu odprawi uroczysta Sumo
X. Bronisiaw Lazarowicz C. R., nowo
przybyiy kaplan z Rzymu, a pc nabo-
zenstwie udzieli wszystkim, tax swej
matce, siostrom, i krewnym, JaKotez
i wszystkim wiernym W koSciele swe-
go kaplanskiego biogosiawienstwa.
Kazanie ma Sumie wygiosi znany kaz
nodzieja X. Rektor Wladyslaw Zapa-
la C. R., a W czasie nieszpor, kt6re
odprawione beda o godzinie $3.50 po-
poiudniu, kazanie wyglosi X. Ia
deusz Ligman C. R. 2 Kollegium sw.
Stanislawa Kostki.
Skauci z parafii sw. Jacka wye
chali W tych dniach do pieknej | u
roczej m~iejseowoSci Edge Grove,
ILL.,, n atak zwane manewry, czyli pol
la c~wiczenia, pod przewodnictwem
PIP. Sosnowskiego i DymaKowskiego.
Pozostana oni tam przez kilka dni,
azeby ~zaczerpnaG swiezego powietrza
jakotez ~Gwiczeniami swemt zaharto-
wac ftzyc7nie ciaio.
Budowa nowego koSciola Sw. JAG
ka postepuje zn6w naprzod, injury
przedstawiaja sic okazale / imponu-
jaco. Gf6wna konstrukcya zelaza jest
iuz zupelnie us~taw1ona, a p. Szram-
bek kontraktor m%urarskI, pracuje da
lei mad murami 1 spodziewa sic, re
najdaleI "a diva miesiace, beda injury
juz s~konczone, oprocz wiez, kt6rych
w~ykonczenie zabierze wiecej czasu.
Ma Fladze S~8uzbowej (Service
Flag W parafii Sw. Jacka, znajduje
sic dotychczas juz cyfra 400 to jest
re tylu naszych miodych zuch6w z
tel parafii siuzy obecnie W wojsku
Amerykahskiem jak 1 Polskiem.
Oddziafy Macierzy Polskiej z pa
rafii sw. Jaeka, zbieraja jak moga,
tadz to przez ~kolektowanie Tub "a
pomoca polowu ma przechodni6w,
kt6ry sic odbyl ubieglej niedzieli,
lax 1 tez zamierzaja a~pelowac do in
nych Oddzial6w Macierzy Polskiej
innych organzacyi i towarzystw pol
skich. ably zebraG znaczny fundusz ma
budowe pomnika bohaterowi dWoch
swiatow Ta%deuszowi Kosciuszce jaki
gtanae ma W parku KoSciuszki, W
Czielnicy Avondalskiej sic ~znajduja-
cy. Jest nadzieia, re rodacy i rodacz-
XII SLIME popra te sprawe naszych Ma
cierzystow.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow. sW.
Jacka mr.. 10 Zjed. P. r. K, ziozyfo
ma rece kasyera Komitetu Lokalne-
go, p. stefana Tyrakowskiego $500
ma rzecz Armii Polskiej, ktore to pie
Made beda ziozone W Centrum Re-
krutacyjnem mr.. 2gi.
Jak sic dowiadujemy, kolej gor-
na Logan Square" ma bye krot-
kim czasie przediuzon- cd miejsca
Logan Square az do Cicero. czyli do
4sej ul. To jest jezelI p1any mie1-
skiej komfsyi transportacyjnej wei
da W zycie; mieszkahcy z dzielntcy
Avondale doczekaia sic wygodnle1-
szei 1 lepszej komunikacyi.