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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
BETHEL

Tn the report of Mondays baseball
game, Mcintyre, by an error in transcrlb
ing, was credited with putout made by
j. j. Wilson.
Robert c. Bundy Of Keene n. H., son
Of Fred Bundy, formerly of this town, Is
on the transport Mount Vernon and
writes to relatives here that already he
has crossed the Atlantic both ways five
times.
Mrs. Julia Weeks has returned from
Randolph after n visit with relatives and
10 again with Mrs. Cornelia Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie X. Simonds and
two children came yesterday from Barre
TO visit at L. ID. Brooks Mr.. Simonds
is member of Co II, 57th Pioneer in
fantry, stationed at Camp Wadsworth,
and returned to-day after 10 days fur
Tough. Several Bethel men still are at
Camp Wadsworth.
The pupils Of the first six grades OF
the village schools enjoyed picnic at
Treasure Valley" on w. II. HartwePs
farm yesterday, having lunch at supper
time
A large number of the friends of Frank
o. Roberts gathered at his home last
evening TO celebrate his Seth anniversary.
IT was a complete surprise to Mr. Rob
erts.
Mrs Jane Tolles of Stockbridge, who
is active at "a, is visiting her former
home at Mrs Martha w. Arnolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Edmunds of Rut-
land are visiting relatives here.
The household effects of DIR. f. A. Ed
munds have been shipped and after the
closing of the schools his family will fol-
low him to Pittsfield, Mass.
The Rutland high school baseball team
will play against Whitcomb high school
in Bethel next Saturday.
Mrs. B. II. Smead returned last even
ing from visiting her mother in North
field
Mrs. Josephine Lane has been suffer
ing several days from an attack of lum
bago
Little Alice Campo was decidedly i'm
proved last evening after being very i'll |
with pneumonia.
George Davies, Emilio Paini and
Charles Batcheller of this place, Harry
Church of Barnard and Cecil Lawrence
of Rochester were among the so Wind
sor county men who were modified yes
terday at White River junction for army
service under the selective draft Their
destination is said to be the University
of Vermont, at Burlington, where they
will take course in army mechanics.
George i. Davies came Tuesday from
McIndoes, where he was principal of the
academy and was here until yesterday
afternoon, when he joined the Windsor
county soldiers under the latest draft.
He is a graduate of Whitcomb high
school and the University of Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
CR4NITEVILLE

Granite Theatre Friday, big doubl,
bill, Charlie Chaplin in the five-act fea
ture, Chase Me, Charlie" the play Of
5000 laughs. Also added attraction, Tho
first episode of the greatest serial ever
produced, THE Eagles Eye" written by
William J.. Flynn, chief of the Z. S. Sc.
cret service.-adv
Rev. John B. Maekimnon of Baddeck,
Nova Scotia. is expected TO arrive on Fri.
day and will preach in the First Presby-
terrain church next Sunday, both morning
and evening. Rev. Mr.. Mackinnon was
pastor in GraniteviIle over 20 years ago
and those who remember him will be
glad to see him back again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
EAST CALAIS

Mrs Ellen Nye Lawrence of Plainfield
is spending the week as the guest OF
Miss Alma Leonard
Remember the Red Cross dance at Me-
mortal hall, North Calais, Friday even
ing, May IL. A l0-piece orchestra will
be in attendance. Come one, come all,
and help the Red Cross
Merle Benjamin of East Montpelier
and Miss Carrie Bancroft were Sunday
visitors at Ray Abbotts.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard King of Plain
field were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Eta
Burnham's.
Theron f. Dean of Burlington, CORE
spending secretary of the Green Noun
tain club, will give an illustrated lecture,
"A Weeks Tramp in the Green Noun
tains,' In the church Friday evening"
May "a, for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Miss Clarabell Brown of Montpelier
seminary was at home over the week
end
Nathan Brown left last week for Fort
Slocum, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
CALEDONIA COUNTY AGAIN LEADS.
Goes Ahead of Rutland County in Per
Capita Investment in U. S.
Thrift Stamps.

The nip and tuck race between Rut-
land and Caledonia counties for first
place in the U. S. thrift stamp campaign
in Vermont turned in favor of Caledonia
during the week ending May 4, that
county going into first place on the per
capita investment. Washington county
was not far behind the two leaders, with
Bennington county strong fourth. The
state as whole made considerable
gain, being now credited with Sill per
capita. The standing was as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16

eaIsues. These are easier and more pleasant
% take than the oil IN bottles,
Each capsule contains about one dose Of hvs
drops. Take them just like you would any
pill. with small swallow Of water Tho,
which are making you old before your time
They will quickly relieve those s,inened joints
that backaehe. rheumatism. lumbago. seiAtica,
gali-stones. gravel, 'briek-dn.t." etc. They are
bladder. kidney. liver. stomach and allied or,
gans.
Go 10 your druggist to-day and get a hox OF
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Capsules, None,
refunded II they do not help you. Three siKea
GOLD MEDAL are the pure. original importec
HARLEM oil Capsule. Accept no substitutes
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
MONTPELIER SEMINARY

This evening in the seminary chapel
Rev. V. L. Smith of Waterbury, who is
in charge of the Epworth league insti-
tute to be held at the seminary June II
to June %, will give talk about the
institute, which viii be illustrated with
slides.
Miss Ruth Brown of Sheldon has been
chosen rs yaledictorian of the senior class
and Walter d. Cory of South London
derry az salutatorian.
Tomorrow evening viii occur the an
nual prize debate between the two lit
erary societies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
Enthusiasm and Rivalry.

After 6,000-ton ship had beer
launched at Camden, n. j., within q
days after the laying of the keel, Charles
NJ. Sehwab, director of ship production
was asked, Can YOU. keep that gait !
Won't your executives and your workers
! tire ?"
Not when they get two essentials, .
he replied. These essentials are enthusi-
asm and rivalry. Virtually the whole
secret of my success in handling big
things may be summed up in these two
words"
Men cant be got to endure extraordi-
nary labor, he explains, unless their en-
thusiasm is reused. That can only be
done by the man who tries 70 rouse
them by setting the pace himself.
SchSab does that. He never asks any
man to work for him." but always
with him" And to keep up the en-
thusiasm when it is once aroused, whole
some rivalry is necessary. He has ar
ranged for that by offering prizes and
establishing championships for working
gangs in each shipyard, and by encourag
ing the various yards to surpsss each
9th ,r in speed and volume Of work.
It's getting results with our shipping.
as every newspaper reader can see from
recent production figures. II will get re
suits elsewhere The principle was used
TO good effect in the recent Liberty loan
campaign. IL might well be applied 20
every phase Of our multitudinous war
preparations.
in fact. the war as a whole demands
exactly these principles. II is by enthu-
siasm and rivalry. carried 20 the highest
pitch. that an army wins battles. II is
by enthusiasm and rivalry on the part Of
the nation a. a whole. against the Ger
man nation. that we shall make Ameri
can ideals ~ peace and freedom triumph
over alien ideals Of autocrscy and domi-
natiou.-lCnneard Monitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
A New, Harmless Way
to Danish Hairy GrOwths
Beauty Topics.l

BY following this suggestion any WON
an can, in the privacy of her own home
remove every trace of hair or fuzz from
her face: With powdered delatone and
water mix enough paste to cover the not
wanted hairs; apply and in two or three
minutes rub off and wash the skin. This
method is unfailing, harmless and quick
in results, but care should be employed
to get the genuine delatone.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
SCHOOL THRIFT
CAMPAIGN DURING
THE SUMMER
School Superintsndents and Teachers in
Vermont Should Arrange to Receive
Weekly Reports from Their Pupils
During vaeation-Habit Of
Thrift Should Be Main
tanned.

Now that the schools of Vermont are
soon to close for the summer vacation, Il
will be- advisable TO formulate some plan
so that the children may continue the
purchase Of L. $. thrift stamps aud be
able 20 report regularly each week. The
vacation season affords fine opportunl.
~ for the boys and girls TO increase
their earnings and, therefore. their ca.
pacity To invest In Uncle Sans thrift
stamps and so there should be some
agency To keep the thrift stamp cam.
paign among them vigorously alive dur.
ing the months intervening before .the
reopening OF the schools in the fall
To that end IL is suggested that the
school superintendent or the teachers
come TO some understanding whereby
the duty OF receiving The weekly reports
from the children shall devolyo upon
some particular member OF the teaching
force residing in the town and that such
person be in certain place at stated
time one day in the week, 50 that the
children may report.
II would be unfortunate, indeed. were
the habit Of thrift developed among the
school children OF Vermont TO be allowed
to lapse during the summer months by
reason OF the lack Of some slight at
tention on the part Of recognized parties;
and, moreover, il would be setback
to the movement in Vermont TO provide
the United States government with mon
cy with which to carry on the war
Hence, il Is earnestly hoped that soma
plan similar to that briefly outlined
above will be adopted in every city and
town in Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
Prompt Action.

What did your wife do when she
found those poker chips in your oyercoat
pocket?"
"She took the matter very coolly. She
found out where they came from and
sent messenger to get them cashed-
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
Simple But Unexpected.

$50 you sent dollar for that adver-
tsed appliance to keep your gas. bills
down. What did they send youf"
"A paper weight. - Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16
HEBSTERVILLE

Friday. Palace theatre, "The Peddler
in five acts, Joe Welch, also comedy
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-16

Total for state sas,sos.74 ssOs.si5.s4 si.7l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03
]. Jaroszewski $4.22.

J. Jaroszewski $4.22.
Pc $500 - r. Wnorkowski, j. Super
ski. w. Ostrowski i p. Suwalski.
Pc $500: - 1. Berzucki, j. J. Kraje-
wski, w. Tomaszewski, E. Gburek, w.
Bernacki, w. Skweres, V. Landmes-
ser, A. Galowy i S. Lackowski.
Pc $500: - Joanna Kemple. w. Po-
lasik, Walerykowski, Hoppa, H.. Schu-
Der, J.. Wojciechowski, Julia Derengo-
wska, Lippen, S. Anowska, ]. Sobiesz-
czyk, J. Galihski, j. Michalek, P. Gre
CORY, S. Duzniak, P. kunke, B.. Mi
chalski, Fr. Kaminski, \. BobroWskl'
A.. Lupa, p. B. Kowalska, j. Mientkl,
R. Baranski, Marya Jareczek, j. Rowan
dy, FIR. Lesny, L. Gartkiewicz, PM
Pakienas, Wesberg, S. TomaszeWski
j.. Sadowski, A. Jerka, j.. Popielski, L.
Rutkowski, A. Borowski, ]. Raciawski,
J.. Sajdak, NJ. Ry~chlewski, P. Pawelsk',
J. Misiewicz, J.. Garbarek, S. Kaczyhskt
Anieia Druffke, II. Bembenowski, WI.
Jaszkowski, Anna Wozniak. j. kenla-
nv, A. Subs, NJ. Tomaszewski i M. Sa--
noica.
Pc S1.O0: - Ant. Jancowski, ]. Praca,
Schnaidael, K. Dzierzgowski, j. Hoft-
man. I.amke, J. Scherman, JOE. Stra-
szewski, Ant. Snagalski, p. Falda' j.
Z~aborowski. Il. Jankowskt, Jan PaWle-
wicz, NJ. Rajniewski, NJ. Binoler, S. Le-
sros, J. Klugiewicz, Marya Suwalska'
p. Budz;k. w. Szostako Wski, j. koziow-
ska, Marya Look, E. Mansolf. T.. Matu-
szewski, S. Tomczyk, p. Frank, j. VOL
niewicz, NJ. Dolatowski, X. Loszko, Pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03
S. p. SIERZANT JEREMIASZ ".
ZYDRON.

PAM Helena 2. Filipiak, zamiesh'
>kaia pnr. $3.50 Christiana avenue o.
trzymala W tych dniach telegram z
Washingtonu donoszacy, re brat jeJ,
sierzant Jeremiasz Hieronim Zydro0
kt6rego podobizne podajemy powy-
lei, zmar1 ma z~apalenie pfuc W szpi-
talu wojskowym dnia 1890 paz-
dziernika 1918, liczyi on PREY Ego
ME lat "a.
S. D. sierzant Jeremiasz H. Zy'
Gron urodzif sic dnia 1890 wrzeS'
MIA, 1S9ffoku, W Chicago. w czerw
GU b. r. wstapii jake ochotnik j wy
siano go do Sweeney Auto School, W
st. Louis, Mo-, skad p6zniej lednak
przeniesiono go do Camp Wheeler W
Georgia a ,stamtad wyjechai on do
Francyi we wrZeSniu b. r. jake CLIO
mex kompanii k, 121-go puiNu
piechoty dywizyi 31-szej A. E. F. Ma
or take brata w szeregach amery-
kanskich, s~zeregowca Wiktora D.
Zydrona, czIonka kompanli 1-sLei
In5ynier6w-Saper6w, kt6ry bawi ju2
we Francyi cd dwu miesiecy, a kl''
~ wyjechaf do obozu jake poboro-
WV z dystryktu mr.. Ga W Avondale'
w Chicago s. p. sierzant Jere-
miasz H. Zydron pozostawia, procS
siostry, PAM Filipiak, dwu bracl'
Leona i Wladyslawa Zydren. w bic
zacym tygodniu W koSciele sw. wac
lava odprawione bedzie zaiobne h"'
bczenstwo "a spok6j jego duszy. -
Daty ME podaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

szkiewicz, Hop Lee, Otto Mattke, w.
L~uschenning FIR. Krolcchne, L. Dela--
stovicz. S. Cluster. ii. Engell, Jos. Lee
wartowski, V. Wycisfo, X. WardzinSk!,
E.. Kaminska, j. Liddtka, Jan PasZ--
kiewicz, NJ. Wnek, S. Szarka, 5. Sa1ew-
ski. f. Fiestelo, S.. Cebolihski, &c krolI'
And. Stefaniak, s. Kaminski, j. PrzE-
CODA, T. Narkiewicz, c. Makielskl, hat'
Pawelek, +. J. Ekman, =. kaborsHi, NJ
Wenderski, FIR. Jasinski, V. Kornasze-
wska, A. Kurek. FIR. Mycieslo, A.. MEM
czyk. Fr. Sas.cki, M. Pochowiak, NJ
Bronicki, w. Bronicki, j. Wojto"icz'
A. Roman, Amelia CZosek, Cecylia ku-
lava. ]. Mayer, P. Bednarski. II. Be-
dnarek, T, Rybarczyk, j. MarczewshI'
w. Wojnacka, II. Nowicka. r. k!oska'
1. Osowski, J. Przygoda, +. Loianz' y.
Wieczorek, S. Kobielewski, T. Miko'a1-
czak, Stef. Zamiar, Kaz. Mackiewicz,
And. Wojtecki, Szczydiowski. +. Ia
wadzki, FIR. Grabowski, Kaleta, j. ia
nuszewski, Pabich, Urczewiecka, Graz
bowski, Wutlewtcz, Engler, Nieski, w.
Pisarek. n. n. $3.50.
Pc 25c: - II. Jones, s. Krejci, a. Mo-
.asich, p. Deck, J. Ci,lhone, j.. Kraw-
Xix. A.. Buczkowski 2Oc. Razem
s2,93S.56. Ma liscie poprzcdniej pokwi'o
wano $685.. - Razem S3,S73.Si.
". J. Zdecblik. &. r., proboszcz.
4. PI6c!hski,. prezes.
J6zeG PaIiwoda, sekr. prot.
n. Jnszkowski, vice -prczes.
W, ZydeI, sekretarz finansowy.
s. X. TyrakOuskl, kasyer.
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z ObchOdu LiStOpa-
.doWego ma KantowIe

Onegdaj W parafii sw. Jana hanteSo
O godzinie 4tej p%opOiudniu W sail para
fialnej, odbyi sic dOrocznym zWycza-
lem obch6d listopadowy W celu uczcze-
MIA tych, kt6rzy polozyli swe zycie ma
Oltarzu Ojczyzny. Sala pie byla zapef-
Mona jak bye powinna ma takich OBJ
chodach ~narodowych, Przypisac nalezy
wine tym, co ME byli, a bye powinnl.
ZauwazyG MONA bylo, IL CT, kt6rzy
przybyli ma obch0d zapewne tego ME
pozaIowali, gdyz program byf doboro-
wy i piekny w calym tego sfowa INA
/ czeniu, a skladaf sic z n"astepujacych
wystep6w Ma rozpoczecie; Choir para
| fialny sw. Grzegorza (starszy) die
ci szkolne, pod dyrekcya p. Franciszka
lNowickiego, miejscowego organisty, cd
| spiewali hymn amerykaGski Star Span
| gled Banner, z akomp. muzyki p. ).
| KIosovskiego, podczas ktoreSo publ
cznosc powstala z miejsc. Nastepnie y.
Stanis}aw Siatka c. r., ~proboszcz pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego, zagah obch0d
pieknym przem6wieniem, wyjasniajac
eel tegoz obchodu, poczem powo4af ma
ACKNOWLEDGMENT adwokata Jana jan
| i~owskiego, syndyka Zjednoczenia, a ma
sekretarza p. Stanislawa Pitere, asy-
stenta gcneralnego sekr. zjed. Pre-
wodniczacy kr6tkiem przem6wieniem
wykazai obowiazek, jaki spada ma kaz
diego Polaka i Poke, a s~zczeg6lnie te-
raz w obecnej chwili, kiedy Ojczyzna
nasza zrabowana, zniszczona przez
wrosa ludzkosci - niemca, ~potrZeDuJe
natychmiast owej pOmocy. Chor
parafialny sw. Grzegorza, pod batutq
D. Franeiszka Nowickiego, odspiewaf
,Wiazanke Listopadowa", "a. J. kwa-
sigrocha) ,,Leca liscie z drzewa". Prey
zuac trzeba IL spiew k~antowskiej dru-
.zyny spiewaczej nadzwyczaj podobai
sic zebranej ~publicznosci, swiadczy4y
gromkie oklaski. N~astepnie move oko-
l~icznosciowa wygiosil y. Franciszek
SARA C. R., biorac sObie s}owa ma te-
mat :. .Ciala ich leza W grobie, lecz sfo-
wo ich slynie cd wicklow do wicklow"
Chwila smutna i wesoia mowif wiei'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

dzieje, re z ruin Europy powsta--
ME nova Polska, niepodlegla Pol
ska Reprlblika, oparta ma rzqdzie
wolnego ludu; dalej postanawia-
my:
Ably ia rezolucya zapisana by
Ia W naszych protoko'ach "a kopia
jej wyslana do Zmiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego i do Polskiej Pra-
sv celem jej opublikowania.
Rada Dystryktu No. IA.
Stowarzyszenie Kraw-ow
Amerykanskich,
Ito w. Washington str,
/ Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03
zYCzLIWY CLOS
0 POLAKACH.

Stowarzyszenie Krawcow' Anne
rykanskich przyjeio nizej naste--
pujaca rezoIucye ma korzySc Po-
l&kow, ktorzy okazali sic nadzwy'
czaj lojalni i patryotyczni wzgle-
dem naszego rzadu W ciagu calej
wojny Swiatowej az do jej ivy
cieskiego konca:
Chicago, %. XI. 1913.
w tym c~zasie, gdy osiagnieto
rozejm PREY pomocy zjednoczo--
nych w~ysilk6w Aliantow W spra'
vie slusznoSci, wolnoSci i ludzko-
sci, Swiadomi wielu ogromnych
ofiar naszych zoinierzy w ich po-
Swieceniu sic ola szlachetnej
sprawy, "a ktora walczyli ola
kraju, ME zapominajmy. o To-
jalnej kooperacyi, jaka otrzyma,
ll5my W ciagu tel krwawej wojny
d Po1akow, kt6rych tysiace Ola
rowaio swe uslugi ola przybranej
ojczyzny. jakotez ola Polskiej Ar
mil we Francyi, Stowarzyszenie
Krawc6w Amerykanskich, ktore
zawsze stoi ma stray interesow
prostego ludu, ktore liczy wsrod
swych czlonkow wielu PolakoW
tax mezczyzn, jak i kobiet, o kto,
rych 1ojalnoSci ola sprawy naszej
nigdy ME watpilo,
postanawia:
Ably zlozyG Zwiazkowi Ma
rodowemu Polskiemu i Polakon
rssze szczere gratulacye z powo
du lojalnego i patryotycznego po.
parcia naszego rzadu, zywiac ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

Pc $4,000 ziozyli: S. Milewski. ]. Sa-
rotkiewicz, S. X. Tyrakowski' j. MAJ
dowski, P. Najdowski, Ant. Majewski'
Fenske Bros. Mnf. Co., Stef. Smolehski'
FIR. Wolowski, A. J. Plocinski, Tow
sw. Jana Chrzciciela, gr. 294 u. P. R. H.
J. Schwaba / FIR. Lukowicz.
Pc 81 .00:.- A. Jasik.
Pc $500: J. w. Szczepan.
Po $500: S. Kleczewski, F. AuSu"
stynowicz, Leop. Krchma, X. IaJaczeK'
] Bartkowski, w. Uchwat, NJ. Szcze-
ciiski, Al. Jacek, WI. Rostliszewshi,
Joz. Drzymalski, F. L. Woiowska, Joz
Postolski, Joz. Kazmierski, DIR. w. No
wacki, F. j. Tomczak, p. kornaszew'
ska. J. Liszka, WI Szonwald, Ant. Bar
wig, st. Schwartz, P. Machtylowicz.
po 500. 90: - Ed. Kijanski, Eugunius7
Marks, ]. Korygacz, S. Balcer. w. ka'
cierzniewski,
Pc $500: FIR. Floeter.
Pc $1,000: Dadej, ". Donarski.
Pc $500: +. Mosior, ]. Kruszynskl
w. Rutkowska.
Ma srebrnsm weselu u PIP. Sosnow-'
kich zebrano $500.
.J6zef Modrzejewski $1,000.
Pc $1,000: - F. Andrzejewski, Iozef
Jankowski, Muszyhski, FIR. Jankowskl'
FIR. Kozlicki, S. Walczynski, w. SLAP
ka, J.. Serszewski, j. P. Gorny, ksaw'
Zawadzki, Marya Warkot, P. Pietrzyko
wski, f. Izbaner, +. KirejcZyk, TeotHa
Kruszynska, J.. Rutkowski, j. Klaus
w. Hotter, ]. L~engowski, j. Adamski
J. Danielek, J. Bejrowski, Mar. Wadol-
ska, S. Krasihski, Al. Dembinski, Joz
| Wronski, M. Mulzof.
Obj. Dudek, S3.44.
Pc $500: J6zefina Behnke. ]. Mady-
anski, st. Cywinski, S. Kniaz.
Pc $500: F. Jaruszewski, F. JaruszeW
ski. NJ. R~obakowski. X. Czoikowskl, -
C~zoIkowski, B. Barwig, A. Jeger, j. DE
rengowski, Anna Szperska, PIP. Nor
| genstern, NJ. Schill, ]. Kinowski' f.
Rezner. A.. Dziechniewski, T. Cheksiat'
Kat, Macholtz, S. Klewicz, B. NowaN'
mani Madrecker, PAM B. N~orwyszyn-
| ska, ]. Kowalski, NJ. Czajkowski' FIT
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,Urodziiem sic w Prusach

.Urodzilem sic w Prusach "a
chodnich" powiedzial P
Schwab - jestem Polakiem, TAX
zwanym Kaszuba." Pan Schwab
m6wi jeszcze, chociaz slabo - pc
polsku, narzeczem kaszubskiem.
Z chwila, gdy nastanie pokoj
zupelny i Polska znajdzie sic zno-
WI ma maple Europy, bedzie vol,
ra i niepodlegia, znajdzie sic jesz-
cze ME jeden moze milioner, kto-
ry przynaleznoSc sw2 do Polskl
swiatu oglosi.
Jaka korzySt mice bedzie Pol
ska re Schwaba, ME mozemy
przewidziec, w kazdym razie TIL
szymy, re ME bedziemy mice -
lax i obecnie ME marry W. MIN
wroga, ale przyjaciela. A taklcf
am ~potrzeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-03

Hlisza powyzsza przedstawia SEE
regowca Piotra Marchewke. Oneg--
daj siostra jego, parma Anna Mar
chewka, Fam. pnr. pnr. 1882 Wade
ul., u swej siostry Maryanny Kie--
liam, otrzymaia listowna wiadomosc
cd Piotra, kt6ry donosi, IL sic zna1-
duje W szpitalu wojskowym lekko
.raniony W potyczce z hunami spo'
dziewa sic W najkr6tszym czasie
szpital o~pusciG.
Do Francyi wraz innymi poDo-
rowymi re swego dystryktu Wyje--
chal w lipcu. Pred wstapieniem DO
wojska prowadzi} wyszynk = pnr.
1901 Chaplin utica, kt6rym obecn'e
zarzadza brat jego, Antoni' Procz
brata Antoniego i si6str Maryanny
Kielian I Amy, ma tez brata Waw-
rzynca, zamieszkalego z rodzlna
przy Emma ulicy. Adres Piotra ia
ki. Pie Peter P. Marchewka' CO.
L" 26th Inf, A. E. F. france :