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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
DIES AT log.
Grandma Lizzie" Negroes Dies at
Unusual Old Age

Grandma Lizzie" a. she was known
90 an her friends. AN aged negress iOG
home Of Charlie Narber. several miles
below Hickman. where she was visit
ing Her home was in Camden. Tenn.
and She was very remarkable for her
advanced age. travelling % Hickman
hy herself and going other places alone
whenever she took the notion. She
had been Ga that section only short
time She was buried on Sunday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27

Mrs. J. g. Rooney of Marshall, Tex,
is the guest of Miss verah Mayes-
The pot is steaming at the July
Clearance Sales. Smith 4 Amberg-
Miss Kline, of Eaton, Ohio. is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs g. G. SehieD-
ker.
Charlie Beckham spent "A few days
in Charlottesville last week W -
ness
Thrift Stamp Free with
cash purchase at Smith &
July Clearance Sales.
T. w. Taylor, of Fulton, was In town
this week and purchased a Maxwell
ear from C. Il. Parrish
Mrs VIII Winters and little daugh-
ter. LaNell, have returned 10 their
home at Mariana. Ark Little Misses
Mignone Smith and Mildred Neighbors
accompanied them for a few weeks
stay.
Already there are very definite evil
dences that the liquor element Of Ken
lucky is quietly but no less certainly
organizing In several Of the congress
sionaI districts Of the state to try to
defeat and thereby punish the men
who voted in Congress TO submit the
constitutional Prohibition amendments
10 the states for ratihcation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
N.1 hl4t~lo

Dr. J. o. Stubs has been ON the
sick list this week
what's IN the pot Is good for you.
Don't miss the July Clearance Sales
smith 4 Amberg-
Charles Parham has returned 10
Louisville after two weeks business
trip here with the Mengel Box Co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
CARD OF THANKS.

and neighbors for their many acts Of
Kindness shown us during the hours
81 sorrow aud at last for the pretty
flowers awarded him May richest
blessings be bestowed upon each and
every one. is our prayer.-Erbye Brew
or and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27

4 UtUTtu tLI uHu
corn -four 20 thick
en-. Add the soda.
a half teaspoOnfuL
10 n cupful OF sour
milk. then add a
beaten egg. a little
salt and corn -four
to make the batter
NJ the consistency
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-06-27
GOOD THINGS FOB THE FAMILY.

A most satisfactory griddle cake may
be- prepared by using sour milk. soda.
a benfen egg and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

however, will be 10 keep members Of
this corps in college until their draft
ago is reached, and the War Depart
ment will have the power to order
such men TO continue in college even
after their draft age is reached whom
ever their work is such that the
needs Of the service. q. 4. for doc
tors, engineers, chemists and the like
are such as to make that course
advisable"
The Students Army Training
Corps is administered by the Com
mittcc on Educational and Special
Training of the War Department,
which is Il section Of the Training
and Instruction Branch Of the War
Plans Division Of the General Staff.
Competent officers and nOn-cOmmis
stoned officers will be assigned to the
various institutions to carry on the
work OF military instruction.
In view Of the educational signi
fcance OF the new plan. DR.. p. p.
ClaXtOn, Comm ssioner of Gducation.
has sent a copy Of the War Depart
mcnt's statement to school and col
lcgc executives throughout the coun.
try.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
COLLEGE TRAINING PLAN Is IN
FULL SWING.

With President r. c. McLaurin, of
the Mac ;chusctts Institute Of Tech
nolOgy serving as educational head OF
the Students Army training Corps,
and a staff of we'll known civilians to
held in the task, the War Depart
ments plan to have every important
college in the country a military post
for the training Of men for the Army
and Navy is making rapid Roadway.
On July is, three large training
camps at Plattsburg, n. Y, San Fran
cisco. Cal, Fort Sheridan, H., with
attendance of 1000 members Of col.
lcgc faculties and selected students,
began siXtyday course designed to
prepare men TO assist in the work OF
military instruction in the colleges
this year.
Details of the plan have just been
announced by the War Department.
"Tho plan is an attempt to mobilize
and develop the brain power of the
young men Of the country for these
services which demand special train
ing says the War Department. ITS
object is to prevent the premature
enlistment for active service OF these
men who could by extending the
period of their college training, null
tiply manifold their value to the
country"
In its announcement the Depart
ment points out the needs for highly
trained men as officers, engineers,
doctors, chemists, and administrators
of every kind.
'"The importance Of this need can
not be too strongly emphasized, >"
says the War Departments circular
'This is war in which soldiers are
not only marksmen, but also cngin-
GERS, chemists, physicists, biologists,
doctors and specialists in many othrc
lines. Scientific training is indispcn
sable. Engineering skill is needcr
by the officers who direct every inn
portant military operation and who
control our lines of transport and
communication. In the same way,
chemical and physical knowledge are
in constant demand at the front as
we'll as behind the lines, while the
task Of saving the lives and restoring
the health Of hundreds Of thousands
Of wounded calls for the services Of
regiments Of military physicians. The
scientific training which prepares a
man to fulfill ore of these highly
specialized duties and the more libcr
al training which help to develop the
qualities OF leadership needed by the
officer or administrator are essen
tial elements of military efficiency.
"The boy who enlists in the Stu.
dents Army training Corps will be a
member Of the Army of the United
States. He will be provided by the
War Department with uniform and
equipment, but will be on furlough
status and will not receive pay. He
will undergo regular military train
ing as a part Of his course during the
college year, will attend six weeks
camp for rigid and incentive military
instructions with privates pay, and
will be subject to the call Of the Pres
ideHt for active service at any time
should the cXigencies Of the military
situation demand it.
1.-THE policy of the Government
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
SAVE COUPONS

WORK AND SAVE UP PLANET
COUPONS AND GET AN UMBRELLA
OR A PHONAGRAPM-BOTH ARE
GOOD. SHE ADVERTISEMENT
IN THIS ISSUE AND START TO
WORK IMMEDIATELY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
RETREAT OVER IL MENACE is
VITAL, SAYS GERMAN
CRITIC.
Admits Havoc Wrought by Large
Numbers OF Tanks.

The Hague, August 1G.-Gen. Ar
denne, military critic Of the DusScl-
dorfcr Nachrichten, says in his latest
article: Germans at home natur-
ally ask how far the German retire
mont is to go. No precise answer is
possible, but it has reached its limit
if vital parts Of the German front
were threatened by the enemy, or if
the war situation has turned in Ger
many's favor, which now seems pro-
bablc.
"What concerns the German high
command is the whole Of the cnemy's
giant battle line, from the Somme to
the Argonne. The enemy has cX-
haustcd himself with bloody battles
which were costly in 1ives-far more
costly to him than to us, due to our
well prepared battle positions and
our cleverly executed rear guard ac-
tons.
"But even if the German COM
manders should retire to the line Of
Peronne, Ham and the middle Sommc
still, the enemy would have no
ground for victorious jubilatiOn, for
it would not be German ground that
! he would have won, but a French
desert which he himself largely made
what it is"
Referring to the battles OF the Sth
! and 9th, Ardcnnc says: "Thc fog,
! which made the surprise possible,
! played an important part. The sec
| ond most important factor was the
/ tanks, which have been developed by
! the enemy into Il valuable arm. The
| preliminary success Of this weapon
was noteworthy. The German infan
try's adaptability, however, succeeded
! in finding effective methods against
il. The Germans were not surprised
by the type OF tanks, but rather by
their number. The small tanks did
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
NORFOLK & WESTERN.
ONLY ALL.RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK

ONLY ALIrRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond
FOR NORFOLK: '6:o5 a. NJ. 5000 A. NJ,
300 Z. NJ, '6:b5 p. NJ
For LYNCHBURG AND TIIR WRIST: 1870 A.
H., $500 y ~, 1875 p. n.
ARRIVE RlCHMOED-From Norfolk: .n:1o
A. NJ, '6:i5 p. n. From tho West: s7,s6 A.
III. 1910 p. NJ, 1850 p. H., .S:lb +. II.
'Datly "Daily except Sunday. s.'Sunday.
oalce, SIS E. Main St. Phone. Had. lsi.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
'B6DK I No

You can save if you try to do. You
can spend without trying. If you wait
until you make enough money to save,
you will never save, because your wants
take longer strides in proportion to the
additional money that you earn Make
up your mind to save some of the money
that comes into your hands, whether the
amount be five cents or ten cents. A child
can start out with saving penny and
a grown person can do the same thing.
DO not be so shortsighted as to believe
that you may be saving up something for
some one else to enjoy. This is the
essence Of scltishncss and III way is
responsible for your own undoing. Had
those, who have gone on before been
ing and thrifty, life for you might not be
such rough road.
You say you love your children and the
best way to prove 1t is to leave them
something to enable them to make sue
cessfu this battle of life. Insurance will
do it, but money in savings bank will
moro than do ii.
You can rent Il safety dcnosit box for
The keeping Of your funds, too. Why not
do this to-day?
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
President Mechanics Savings Bank
Rinl,h
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
'THE STANDARD RAILROAD or TINE SOUTH.

THE STANDARD RAILROAD or TINE SOUTH
fGeetiye February II, 1918
TRAlNS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-Far
Florida and South: $500 J.. N. aud 0:l5 P. Ii.
l2:i6 a. NJ. ~
=, For Norfolk: o:o5 A. NJ, 600 A. H., 49,.
=. NJ, 5:55 =. N.
FOR n & ". RY. wost: 0:2o A. NJ, $500 =.
NJ, 1898 p. N.
For Petersburg: l9:4b A. NJ, 8:e5 A. H., $3.50
A. NJ. 900 A. NJ, o:20 A. NJ, $500 p M.
loo =: 81, .'S:i5 p. NJ, 6:65 p. M, 6:ls r.
NJ, S:35 p. N.
For Goldsboro and Fayettevillc: $500 p M
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY-8:Oo 4.
NJ, ,e:i5 A. H.. o:a5 A. NJ, $40 a. M, I0:rS
40. 81. m:lo A; n, .2:lo P. NJ, 1850 p. II
o:o2 r. b., o:4S P. n, 7:i5 p. NJ. s:l5 P. N.
Time OF arrival and departure and connections
not guaranteed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
t-HG.iT PROBABLY SUNK OFF
CAPE MAY.
Navy department Makes Tentative
Announcement.

Washington, August 16.--Thc sink
ing OF the American auxiliary schoon
er Madgrugda by II German subma-
rinc off the Virginia coast was
officially announced to-day. AS Il
partial offset to this loss, tho Navy
Department expressed belief in the
''probable destruction" Of the ma
rauding U-boat which snc.ici the
schooner Dorothy Barrett Off Cape
May, n. j., Wednesday afternoon.
Secretary Daniels said he was
Whiting final report from the com
mandant of the naval district before
Il definite conclusion regarding the
fate of the raider was haZar1ed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
Tho Man From Africa.

The Man From Africa With lem
cdies, moves from your path Conjure
Bad Luck troubles. Information
Free. THOMAS SUPPLY COMPANY,
Matoaha, West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
Can You Comb IL?

New guaranteed Liquid that will
Straighten Kinky Hair. Simple and
Harmless. Apply with the bare hand
and obtain magic results. Send NJ.
o. postpaid rs cents, Dept. ID.
WELLINGTON LABORATORY,
3 IL Forest ST., Taunton, Mass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE.

TIE PROGRESSIVE RAILWAY or THR SOUTH.
Trains leave daily: 0 A. NJ, Horlina, local 1:ly
p. NJ, sleepers Atlanta and Jacksonville; $50
p. NJ, Atlanta Birmingham special; 1I:40 p.
sleepers Jacksonville; 2:+2 A. H.
Trains arrive $3.50 A. H., s:l6 A. H.. B:dB
NJ. $3.50 p. NJ. b:65 A. II.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO.

Cincinnati, Lo'ville & West, sl:6o D., 1880 %
Main Line Local. 1885 a., ssb:l6 D.
James River Line. 1000 a., ss6:l5 D.
Newport News, Norfolk,
Old Point, 1870 A., is n, $500 %.
Newport News. Local 1900 o., 1915 D.
From Norfolk, Newport
News. Old Point, sll:10 a., 'l:i0 D., se:4O ..
Newport News. Local. 1855 a., sos p.
From West: 's:1o a.. 1910 p. Locals ''lo:is
a., 1855 p.
james River, ''s:3s A.. 1910 p.
Daily s'Except Sunday
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

much damage, but they will soon
md their end in the glacial crevasses
Of the German Defence"
Arizona republican., 1918-04-22
Rules:

REPUBLICAN, compete in this contest except employees of members of their families for weeks will ten questions, this Each week there will be different week S0 the following S5 $3 the third and list of answSs
 judges will take into consideration the originality displayed submit ing correctness o the answers
 No answers will which written both paper by mail must have sufficient postage to insure delivery
 winners the preceding will be announced each reach Business following publication of the questions.
 the advertiser always form the in
 the of successful they may Office of The Republican
 
 The Busy Ad Man. Republican,
Arizona republican., 1918-04-22
BUSY AID MANS PAGE -$1O FREE
CASH:
After you secure your ABSTRACT OF TITLE

You then get an attorneys opinion as to the title. This abstract, if prepared by a reliable company, should disclose to the attorney the true condition of the title, he then renders his opinion-but does not guarantee it.
 A TITLE GUARANTEED POLICY qoes further and backs our attor- ney's opinion with fifty thousand dollars placed in the hands of the state.
 PHOENIX TITLE & TRUST CO. 13O West Adams St.s
Arizona republican., 1918-04-22
CORRECT ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Hamon Millinery, 29 West Adams. Capitol Pharmacy Nelson Shoe Co., 42 West Washington. 4 E. Carter Mason Second St. and Washington
 5 Hughes Market, Y West Washington Samuel Wilson Prop, The Reliable Store 2f4 E. Washington Western Auto Supply Agency, 41-147 N Central avenue
 8 The Russell Studio, 35 East Washington Street E. w. Mg the Apache Garage, 123125 w. Adams St.
 0 Carl H. Anderson, 115 North First
Arizona republican., 1918-04-22
OkeStiOnS:

address Who something edible which building material? you dash with word of letters before
 
 Whose the first letter of his surname? 5. of twice? 6. n whose ad s word "immacuIately?" Whose telephone begins and all added together total 12?
 capital letters with ton Of one letter?
 Whose changed suggests method O selling merchandise? the that of of the playing cards?
Arizona republican., 1918-04-22
Marshall's Cash Grocery

Box Arizona Grape Fruit .... SIPS Hassayampa Butter, pound ... .45 Crisco, medium size ......e 90 3 pkgs. Macaroni ....... .25 Our best bulk coffee, 1 ID. ..... 30 Another good coffee. lb. ..... .25 2 pkgs. None Sush Mince Meat .25 1 ID. Rershey's Cocoa ........ .35 Five pound can of Prunes. .95 gallon Pineapple Juice. ... .75 2 pkgs. Grape f,,ts .......... .25 2 pkgs. Seeded Rais;ns . .25 3 large rolls Toilet Paper. .25 3 cans Merry Wash Lye ...... .25
 Corner Seventh and Van Buren
 Phones 745 and 61O
Arizona republican., 1918-04-22
WINNERS OF PRIZES APRIL 15

Alice Hastings, 419 Fleming Building 2 Mary E. Wilson, 348 North Fourteenth avenue. 3 Fannie Schubert R. F. D. No. 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

Szeregowiec Edward Decowski,
czlonek kompanii ,,E", 1920 pulku
piechoty Stan6w Zjednoczonych, syn
pani Karoliny Decowskiej, zamiesz-
kaiej pnr. 17O6 West Superior utica,
LEGACY lat II - polegl Smiercia bo-
haterska dnia 26-go w~rzesnia, b. r.
walczac meznie z hunami.
S. p. Decowski wstapii do szere-
gov Wuja Sauna liczac zaledwie lat
Is i 6 miesiecy, dnia 1890 maja,
1916 roku. Bawi} on W Chicago W
obozie przez try miesiace poczem
wyslano go do Camp Logan W Hou-
ston, Texas skad dnia 12-go maja b.
~. wyslany zostal do Francyi ma po-
lie ceynu. o smierci jego doniesiono
matce droga t~elegraficzna z Wash
ingtonu, onegdaj. PozostawR on
pr6cz matki, dwoch braci i try sio-
stry.
Dzisiaj rano W koSciele sw. Jana
Kantego odprawiona zostaaa Msza
sw. zaiobna "a spok6j duszy S. p. SEE
regowca Edwarda Decowskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

w ubiegla niedziele, K6}ko Litera-
ckie PREY par. sw. WacIawa, urzadzi}o
przedstawienie teatralne W sail para
f%ialnej, kt6re sic dobrze udalo, ME tyl-
ko re strony a~rtystycznej ale take i
finansowo. Odegrano sztuke pit. Wi
eek i Wacek" kt6ra wielce ubawi}a Ze-
brana publicznosc. Tylko wiecej takich
pr~zedstawieh a K61ko zjedna sobie po-
chwaie caiego WaclawoWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

PAM Julia Smoczynska, ~zamieszka
Ia pnr. 1922 South Turner avenue,
z DEPARTMENT. Wojny W Washing
tonic otrzymala pred paru dniami
wiadomose telegraficzna donoszaca
jej, re syn, kapral Antoni F. Smo-
czynski, kt6rego podobizne powyzej
podajemy, zmari we Francyi ma Ia
palenie pfuc dnia 7-go p~azdziernika
b. T. LiczyI on lat 20 | byl synem
najmlodszym pani SmocEynskiej.
S. p. kapral Antoni F. S~moczynski
ma dwoch braci W szeregach Armii
wuja Sama obecnie bawiacych W
Rosyi, kt6rym ma imie Jest Alojzy I
Bernard. Pozostawil on, procz mat
XII, brata jana / siostre Jadwige, o.
raz zone pania Anne smoczyhska
c6reczke Agnieszke liczaca lat 3.
We czwartek, 2S-go listopada W
kosciele sw. Kazimierza, PREY 22-ej
| Whipple ul., odprawiona bedzie o
godzinie 10-tej rano Msza sw. "a spo
k6j duszy s.. p. krapla Smoczyhskie-
60, ma kt6ra krewnych 1 znajomych
przez 3amy naszego Dziennika zapra-
sza rodztna.
S. D. kapra1 Smoczyhski urodzii
sic 1 wychowa} W parafii sw. Kali
mierza; nauki elementarne pobierai
W szkole parafialnej ma Kazimie--
rzowie. Rodzice jego naleaa do pa
rafii tel cd lat 27-miu.
Zmar3y kapral wraz z poborowy-
mi z dystryktu mr.. 27 wys4any 70
sta3 dnia 1890 grudnia 1917 r. do
Kalifornii ma twfczenia wojskowe, a
stamtad do Francyi W sierpniu b. r,
By{ on cz}onkiem oddziaau Truck
Co. F. A. C. P. K. W Armii stanoW
Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26

kich siowach p. Tomasz Swiatnicki, pc
czem zaproSil ma przewodniczacego X.
Franciszka Grzesia a ma sekretarza p.
Jana Kantorskiego. Przewodniczacy pc
kr6tkiem przemowieniu i wyjasnieniu
celu zebrania zaprosi} m0wc6w, o.
ficer6w rekrutacyjnych / zarzad Okre-
gu Ego Zwiazku SokoI6w Polskich ma
estrada. Pierwsza move patryotyczna
wypowiedzia} znany re swej wymowy
kap1an i patryota X. Edward Kowa-
lewski, proboszcz parafii sw. Maryi
Magdaleny W South Chicago. Nastep-
ME Choir Sw. Cecylii, pod dyrkecya p.
Osowskiego, miejscowego organisty z
akomp. orkiestry odspiewal hymn ma
rodowy ,Star Spangled Banner" i
Geese Polskiej Ziemi Geese, poczem
n~astepna move wypowiedzial p. Sta
nislaw Orpiszewski, redaktor pisma
Zwiazkowego. W pieknej swell movie
nawo1ywal do %skiadania ofiar ma
fundusz 1O-cio milioEowy, m1odych zas
zachecai do wstepowania W szeregi Ar
mil Polskiej, kt0rej W udziale PREY
szlo bronic granic Polski. Nastepnie
przewodniczacy powolal do sk}adek tax
chrzestnych jak i zebrana publicznoSc.
Re skIadek i dar6w chrzestnych, o lie
mas poinformowano przez Komitet Oby
wateIski, w~plyneio ma fundusz 10-cio
milionowy okoio $3,5OO.OO. Ostatnie me
wy wypowiedzieli: Jan Rybieki, pre-
yes Zwiazku Soko}6w Okregu Ego i
Maksymilian Gniatczy1ski, jake tez o.
ficer, Tomasz Zieli6ski. Ma zakOncze-
ME o%dspiewano og6lnie ,,Boze cos Pol
ske".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-26
Z WOJCIECHOWA.

Wieczorek Dziewic R6zaicowych
zamlenif sic ma wazne p~osiedzenie.
q powodu przyjecia 100 nowych
czionkin do grona Dziewic, do kt6-
rego nalezy 500 wzorowych panic
mex Wojciechowa, ur1adzono wieczo
rex re smacznemi przekaskami / ma
stepujacym programem:
Orkiestra, ]. Niedzwiecka dyry--
gentka, w. Simbor, C. Rozmysio-
wicz, c. Dankowski i K. Lazarski,
tawili gosci znakomicie. Og6lne "a
dowolenie okazywano hucznymi o.
klaskami.
Proboszcz X. K. Gronkowski pre-
m6wi} kr6tko, d1iekujac "a ofiaro.
wane $500 ma Fundusz Narodowy.
Przypomniai, il odwiedza mas nasi
polscy weterani W przyszly czwar--
tex t. j. 2Sgo i zaproponowal, by
panienki r6wniea wzieiy udziai W
przyjeciu: p Vera A. G6recka
przemowi kilka slow W imieniu to-
w~arzystwa do naszych bohater6w.
Prezeska p. NJ. Niedzwiecka upra-
sza, ably wszystkie d~ziewczeta kt6re
by}y obecne ma %wieczorku, donios4y
swym ~kolezankom ably jak jedna sic
stawiiy o godzinie $3.50 1ano W sa-
II parafialnej t. j. W starym koScie-
lie, z choragiewkami, amerykahskie-
mi, Tub tez polskiemi. Kt6ra moze
niechaj przyniesie kwiat6w, gdyt
kwiatami n~ajlepiej okaza6 MONA
gieboka w~dziecznos6, jaka kazda
niewatpliwie odozuwa do tych,, kt6-
rzy krwi swej ofiarowali ola Spra-
wy. Pomnijcie tylko, kazdy 2 mich
byf ranny, a porucznik Chodzko %
razy. Korzystajmy vice ze sposob-
posci 1 uczcijmy ich obecnosG mie-
dry nami.
Piekne nasze melodye ojczyste
odSpiewali: Kornela Muchowska. P.
Kujawski, organista ME nadazy} Cd
powiadat zyczeniom wyreczyi go p.
Dumowski. Duet ma fortepianie p.
Zaji / G6reckiej r6wniez sic spodo-
bal. P. Helena Zientara swym mo-
nologiem PAM Kokosihska' rowe
seliia gosci. w koncu pr0em6wif K.
| Sampolihski, okreSli1 on milosG o.
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tax koniecznymi So Polsce dzisiaj
rieniadze," tiomaczyl, z~achecajac
rowniez do sk}adania Bond6w VOL
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Wieczorek zakohczono hymnem
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Komitetowi nale1y sic szczere
uznanie "a prace, kt6ra uwienczona
jest tax dobrym wynikiem.
Dziewczeta pamietajcie czwartek
1890 o godzinie $3.50 rano. Wet6-
rani rbeda 2 nami!!
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