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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

| Bruce Creek Of the Southwestern
Hardware transacted business in
Meade the first of the week.
| Mrs. G.. W. Sessler returned from
Camp Funston the last of the week
where she had visited her sons, Ralph
and Dallas Sessler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hern of near
Arkalon were shopping in the city
| Tuesday.
Mrs A. P. Barker and Mrs. Arthur
Kraft of Tyrone were shopping in the
city Tuesday.
Harold Hightower of near Dom
hey was in the city Friday for esteo-
pathic treatment.
Mrs. j. w. Norris of Arkalon was
in the city the first of the week for
osteopathic treatment.
Chas. Summers left for business
trip to Kansas City, Topeka and other
eastern points Monday.
Miss Josie Lipprant was confined
to her home by illness few days the
last of the week.
Ed. Cunningham of Hugoton was
taking osteopathic treatments in the
city the last of the week.
Hiburn and Kennith Sawyer, who
have been quite i'll for several days,
are much better at this time.
Roy McGoldrick, who has been
working at the Hutchinson Salt
Works, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Wadley and
daughter, Mrs Virgil Sanders, of Ty-
rome were business visitors in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Lyle returned
from few weeks visit with relatives
in the eastern part of the state and
Missouri
F. M. Steele returned from Kansas
City, Topeka, Hutchinson and other
points in the eastern part of the
state Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones enter
tanned few friends at o'clock din
ner Sunday evening, complementary
to Ebert Edwards of jefferson Bar
racks, st. Louis.
Mrs g. E. Renick, who has spent a
few months at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Chaplin, re-
turned to her home in Des Moines,
New Mexico, Thursday. Her sister,
Miss Maude Chaplin, accompanied her
to Dalhart.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18
Sheriff o. E. Dobson made bust
ness trip to Kansas City today.


ness trip to Kansas City today.
Gretchen Jones Of Minneola is Wis
iting his father, L. G. Jones, this
week.
Mrs. Sam Dotson of Tyrone was in
the city today for chiropractic treat
.nent.
j. N. Evans and Frank G. Boles at
tended the bankers meeting in Fow-
Ter last night.
Mrs. Pauls of Hooker was shopping
in the city today and visiting Mrs.
David Curtis.
H. H. Edison and Elmer Gulley of
Hooker left for a business trip to
Kansas City yesterday.
Miss Katie Allen left for Pratt this
morning to spend few months with
her grandmother.
Mrs.sD. L. Klingman arrived from
Hutchinson Monday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. B. Simon.
Miss Blanche Fuest left for Hutch
inson this morning where she will
spend few days with friends.
G. F. Hoffman and G. W. Law of
the First National Bank attended a
bankers meeting in Fowler yester-
day,
M. E. Rindom arrived from Osca-
loosa, Kansas, yesterday to attend the
funeral of his nephew little Lawr-
ence Rindom.
Judge j. w. Campbell left for
Dodge City and Hutchinson today
where he will spend few days
transacting business.
Mrs. T. S. Lane and son, T. s., left
for Kansas City this morning where
they will spend few weeks with Mrs.
Lanes mother.
Mrs. E. Blankenship left for Ro-
salia, Kansas, this morning to make
her home with a son, whose wife has
recently died.
Ernest L. Fulton made sale of his
Liberal residence this week thru Grit
fifth & Baughman to w. E. Stallard
of the S. & S. Bakery
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Culver re-
turned from few weeks visit with
their son and daughter in Yates Cen
ter yesterday morning.
Miss Myrtle Koppers returned to
her home in Hooker today after
spending few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Culver.
Mrs. Dollie Sturgis, an aunt of
Mrs. John w. Baughman, returned to
Wichita after two-weeks visit at
the Baughman home in this city.
Mrs. o. E. Barker returned to her
home in Preston this morning after
a few days visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs George Bartholomew.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mrs. Hazel Knoble of Arkalon was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Siler of Maxville
is a member of the clerking force at
the Boles Dry Goods Store.
Miss Pricilla Little arrived from
Wichita yesterday for visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. S. A. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. McFarlane ar
rived from Moline, Illinois, yester.
day and will once more make THEN
home in Liberal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McCue arrived
from Pratt yesterday for a visit al
the home Of Mrs. McCue's sister
Mrs. S. H. Barker, near Hugoton.
Mrs. George Barnett returned from
Enid, yesterday, where she had been
attending the funeral Of her sister,
Mrs. j. w. HUMPHREYS.
Mrs. M. H. Flood returned from a
few days visit with her daughter,
MisS Mary, and Miss June Cox in
Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs. Flood
says that the young ladies like their
work in the business college fine and
are getting along splendidly with it.
Last week some of the boosters
from Dalhart were in Liberal, and
noticing the great amount of inter.
est which the Liberty Thermometer
and whistle at Griffith & Baughman's
office has been causing in connection
with Liberty Bonds, returned home
and got busy building them a Liberty
Thermometer and whistle, and now
we learn that Dalhart is getting re-
suits.
Rev. James NJ. Taylor of the Chris
tian church left for Oklahoma City
this morning for a visit with his
brother, later going to Norman to WIS.,
it his mother. Mrs. Taylor will join
him at Norman and from that place
they will go to Galveston, Texas,
where they will spend few weeks
that Rev. Taylor might rest and be-
come strong again as he has been in
poor health for some time.
Sergeant Clayton Malone and wife
are here from Camp Funston visit
ing with the Harry Malone and w.
v. Griffith families. Sergeant Ma
lone is now instructor in the explo-
sive material used and the throwing
of hand grenades, which are being
used so effectively at the front. He
had one of the grenades with him
which was placed on display in the
Griffith & Baughman show window
and which attracted considerable at
tention.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Leo Pysher, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
M. Pysher, is quite i'll this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Curtis of near
Forgan were in the city for osteo-
pathic treatment Monday.
Mrs. R. E. Benson and Mrs. Roy
Culley Of Kismet were shopping in
the city yesterday and today. While
in the city they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smith.
John w. Baughman returned Sun
day night from Denver in his auto
where he had been on short bust
ness trip. He found land sales to be
good in that section Of the country
and made sale of several of his tracts
of Colorado land. .
Fred Hase and family of Comanche
county, Kansas, moved to their land
in North Seward County this week,
which they purchased some time ago
from Griffith & Baughman. Mr..
Hase has five quarters of fine land
and will shortly have a fine farm in
that section of the county.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ken
nison, girl, April 18th.
Miss Clffe Bell of the Economy
Store has been victim of the mesles
this week.
The w. C. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. T: B. Moore Friday af-
ternoon, April 10Th, at $3.50.
Miss Elizabeth White is assisting in
the post office, filling the vacancy
made by Hiram Jarrett, who resigned
to go to the farm.
Henry A Reed left today for Osa-
watomie. He is brother of W. A.
Reed and came to attend the funeral
Of Crystal Reed.
David Miller, who has been spend
ing part of his time in Chicago, was
a Liberal visitor yesterday on his
way to Beaver City.
Mrs. W. o. Nelson and son, Ken
meth, went to Dalhart yesterday,
where they will spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Rhea.
Sergeant and Mrs. Clayton Malone
of Junction City spent a few days
in the city with the Harry Malone
and W. V. Griffith families, leaving
for Coldwater yesterday where they
will visit Mrs. Malone's parents.
Milton Gus Birmingham, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Birmingham, living Is
miles southeast of Liberal, was born
November %, 1909, and died April
Ia, 1918, aged 8 years, months and
"a days. Interment was made in
the Floris cemetery.
Mrs. Sewell received word the first
of the week from her son, o. E. Sew
ell, member of Company X, of the
139th Kansas Infantry, who for sew
eral months was stationed at Camp
Doniphan, that he was in Buffalo,
New York, and that Will Rein and
John Lusk were with him.
Matthew Poulson, who has been
conducting the shine stand in the
Buchfink shop, has sold his interest
in the stand to Mr.. Buchfnk and
gone to Indianapolis, Indiana. Buch-
fink will have sinner on hand to take
care of the nice business he has
worked up.
Miss Gertrude Lane, in letter to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Lane, states that she has recently
been made manager of subtitle
graphic office in Kansas City and is
located in the Traders Building, 10th
and Campbell streets. The Democrat
joins Miss Gertrude's friends in con-
graduating her on the rapid progress
she is making in her chosen line of
work.
A card from Sidney A. Long asks
us to send his paper to Mayer, Ari-
IONA, and adds "The best place l
have struck since / left Liberal. AS
Sidney is going around quite bit
he must be finding it hard to beat
Liberal. Well, the Democrat will
4 4 T. -.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

A card from Sidney A. Long asks
us to send his paper to Mayer, Ari-
iona, and adds "The best place l
have struck since / left Liberal. AS
Sidney is going around quite bit
he must be finding it hard to beat
Liberal. Well, the Democrat will
keep him informed of what is going
on here and if he decides to come
back we will shove over and make
room for him.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mrs. G. W. Sessler returned from
Camp Funston the last of the week
where she had visited her sons, Ralph
and Dallas Sessler.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Bruce Creek of the Southwestern
Hardware transacted business in
Meade the first of the week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mrs. G. E. Renick, who has spent
few months at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Chaplin, re-
turned to her home in Des Moines,
New Mexico, Thursday. Her sister,
Miss Maude Chaplin, accompanied her
to Dalhart.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hern of near
Arkalon were shopping in the city
Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18
A Substantial Foundation
Essential to a
Permanent Structure

We realize this fact when this business
was started We started building on
the foundation of
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones enter
tanned few friends at 6 o'clock din
ner Sunday evening, complementary
to Ebert Edwards of jefferson Bar
racks, st. Louis.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mrs. A. P. Barker and Mrs. Arthur
Kraft of Tyrone were shopping in the
city Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Leo Pysher, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
M. Pysher, is quite ill this week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

F. M. Steele returned from Kansas
City, Topeka, Hutchinson and other
points in the eastern part Of the
state Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Lyle returned
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in the eastern part of the state and
Missouri.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Curtis of near
Forgan were in the city for osteo-
pathic treatment Monday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
ABANDONMENT.

Nastepne ~posiedzenie Stowarzyszenia
Polskich Dentyst6w W Ameryce, odbe-
die sic W niedziele, dnia 12-go maja,
O godzinie 3-ciej popoiudniu w sail Eek
hardt Park, PREY Chicago ave. l Noble
ul.
Pc za1atwieniu administracyjnych
spraw Stowarzyszenia ,zostanie wyglo-
SONY odczyt Ora. Marcinkiewicza ma
temat:
Kwestya patent6w W zawodzie leczni
Gym i~llustrowana wynikiem procesu
Taggorta przeciw dentystom.
D~yspozycya: Czy jest etycznie po-
slugiwac sic patentami i zadac royal
ty". Jakiego rodzaju patiently So dOpusz-
czalne i W jakiej formie. Historya odle-
WI W dentystyce. Przeglad sprawy Tag
gerta. DIVA stowarzySzenia protekcyjne
i ich zawody.
Dyskusya Og6lna.
Wszyscy czionkowie 81 proszeni o
punktualne przybycie.
Il pozdrowieniem,
DIR. w. w. Nowacki, prezes.
DR.. j. P. KObrzyhski, sekretarz.
1541-1543 W. Division str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

jake nasza wade narodowa. Tylko
wspolna i zgodna praca mozemy
celu dopiac - SLIM ramieniem =
z haslem bog O~jczyzna" - ma
prod.
Soio-skrzypce, odesrai wiasna
kompozycye p. Tad. JeSlcrski Z "a
komp. ma fortepianie p. !. X. Be-
rowihskiego.
Is. Spiew ogolny YBcie cos
Polske."
Podczas obchodu urzadzono ko-
lekte ma biedne dzieci W Polsce,
kt6ra przyniosia $21.25. kolekta
zajely sic panic: ]. Jakdbowska,
A. Lisztewnik i NJ. Smolehska.
w imieniu Komitetu skladam
staropolskie bog zapiaG' wszy-
stkim bioracym udziai czynny "
Obchodzie, Wiel. Ksiezom z JAG
kowa "a gremialne przybycie ma
Obchod jak rowniez Szan. Publ.
cznosci "a liczny wsp6ludzial.
I s%zacunkiem,
Zofia Szczelaszczyk,
sekretarka Obchodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07

Ii miodziehcow zapisalo sic do Ar
mil. Mowy druh6w Krzywonosa i ].
Chojnackiego take wzruszyly wszy-
stkich do giebi serc, jednem slowem
nastroj ma sail odpowiadai zupe}-
noSci waznoSci chwili, a dzieki Y. W.
Furmanowi pomimo powagi panowa&
take i nicely humor.
Uczte te uprzyjemniala W prey
wach miedzy mowami kapela OBJ. No
wosielskiego i Spiew solo PAM Ba--
biarz. Pod koniec uczty nastapiio u
~roczyste /wreczenie upominkow ola
ochotnikow tax: X. ]. Zelezinski o.
fiarowai zegarek ola Stanisiawa Droz
dowskiego, kt6ry cd tygodnia juz
znaiduje sic W obozie. PAM Je2ier-
ma r6wniez ofiarowa}a zegarek, a OBJ.
Drzewicki ofiarowai ~wspaniala lor-
netke, ably dotyczacy ochotnik, mogf
Szwab6w dobrze wypatrzec i brac ma
eel. PAM W. Pijanowska o~fiarowala
6 pudeiek cygarG a parma NJ. Piano
wska II paczek p~apieros6w. Ochot--
nicy kt6rzy wczoraj z Kazimierzowa
wyjechali do obozu So: w. Ficek, 4.
Eichost, S. Przybylski, NJ. Lukasik,
NJ. Poreba, 1. Marczyk, T. Jodfow--
ski, ]. Zemlik, j. Cerenuga, wszyst-
ko chlopcy ma schwai i pomimo tego,
re wiedza, re nieraz beda musieli
smierci zajrzeG W oczy, fantazyi ia
kos ME tracili, owszem widaG bylo
po mich te werwe do zmierzenia sic
= wrogiem, jaka zawsze cechowafa /
dis odznacza polskiego zoinierza cd
innych.
W koncu wymienit nalezy take
TAX Panic, kt6re zajely sic sporza-
dzeniem smacznei kolacyi jake tez
/ Panienki, kt6re uslugiwaiy do sto-
low, a wiec kuchnia zajeiy sic panic:
Anna Zuchowska, Amelia Jak(owska,
Stanisiawa kodak, Petronela Ba-
biarz, Antonina Tenerowicz, Broni-
siawa Piotrowska i Marya Wajda, do
stoi6w podawaIy panienki: Karolina
Tenerowicz, Klara Drapala, Pelagia
ostrowska, Stanisiawa Buiat, Marya
Nowinska, Emilia Drapala, Stanisia-
wa Iwinska, Anna Brzozka i PAM
Ludwika Walter. Ur~oczystoS6 ia "a
konczyla sic dopiero Pc godzinie ~.
wnocy i kazdy z obecnych unoszac
lax najmilsze wspomnienia udawat
sic do domu z silnem postanoWie-
MEM przybycia ma wiec agitacyJny
Armii Rolskiej, ktory sic odbedzie
dnia 26. b. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
MECH SLUzY "a PRZYKLAD!

Pan NJ. Wieczorek zajety W znanej
kOmpanii Jana NOWaka, bawiac ma
uczcie weselnej P. P. W. Wozniak6w
kt6ra sic odby}a dnia Ago maja b. r.
W sail pana Krechniaka PREY ulicy
1868 w. Huron str, zlozyf wczoraj w
naszei administracyi $500. Jak pan
Wieczorek nam oznajmii, to wesele
pa6stwa Wozniak6w odbyio sic wzo-
rowo. GoScie weselni zabawiali sic pra-
wdziwe Pc polsku | ME zapomnieli tez
o potrzebach Armii Polskiej. To tez
pc kr6tkiem lecz tresciwem praem0-
wieniu pana Wieczorka, przyjetem IL
cznemi %oklaskami, PREY pomocy pana
Dylewskiego, pana Domskiego 1 innych
chetnych Rodak6w, skladka przyniosia
rzeczona sumo "a co z naszej strony
sk1adamy wszystkim tym kt6rzy sic do
tego przyczynili staro-polskie Bog "a
plac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
z Gqiazda i'm. W. Swia-
tkiewicza.

Program obchodu majowego urzadzc
nego staraniem gniazda i'm. WI. SWAT
kiewicza, kt6ry Odbedzie sic W srode
dnia S-go maja, b. +. we wiasneJ So
kolni n 1916 Tell Place; poczatek 9
| gOdzinie S-mej wieczorem.
Otwarcie obchOdu powOlanie przewo'
dniczacego i sekretarza obchodu:
H. ,Star Spangled Banner" i nBoze
cos Polske' Kapela oh. Kobierskieso.
p Nova sedziegO L. X. Jareckiego.
So Spiew Solo p. Brakomskiej PREY
akomp. PJ. NJ. Lisowskiej.
a. Deklamacya oh. Dumanus.
81 Solo okaryna P. Ormihska PREY
akomp. NJ. Lisowskiej.
g. Wieniec Melodyi Polskich.
- Spiew ch6ru Kalina.
s. Solo Skrzypce oh. BialoruSki PREY
akomp. P. NJ. Lisowskiej.
o. Nova - y. kapelan Gniazda B.
Sztuczko.
10.) Podziekowanie szanownej publ
cznosci i odspiewanie og6lne ,Ospaiy i
gnusny'.
Uprasza Szanowna publicznosc, ia
kotez / okoliczne gnlazda Sokole o Ia
skawy wsp6ludziai-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

W niedziele, dnia 5. b. m. o 60
dzinie s.. wiecz6r Komitet dzielnieo-
wy ma Kazimierzowie urzadzii po-
zesnalns uczte dla o~chotnik6w do
Armii Polskiej, odiezdzajacych W
poniedzialek do obozu. Pozegnanie
to odbylo sic W hall OBJ. Paweiczyka,
kt6rej dzierzawca jest OBJ. RafihsEi.
Prey gustownie ubranych stofach "a
siedli ochotnicy wraz re swemi ro-
dz:uami, Komitet dzielnicowy, mai
wybitniejsi obywatele tel dzielnicy i
Ksieza Kazimierzowa z proOoszczem
Y Wojciechem Furmanem ma czele.
Zebranie zagaii prezes komitetu dziel
nicowego, oh. Leon Silva, powoiuiac
ma mistrza toastow X. W. Furmana.
Pc odm6wieniu krotkiej modlitwy,
orkiestra OBJ. Nowosielskiego odegra-
Ia hymn amerykanski, kt6rzy obecni
stojaco w~ysluchali, poczem po spo-
zyciu smacznej kolacyi, sporadic
mel przez obywatelki Kazimierzowa,
rozpoczely sic pozegnalne przemowy
do ochotnik6w. Przemawiali OBJ. A.
Grochowski, W. Kuflewski, Jan Te-
nerowicz, H. Lokanski, ~Baranowski,
Jezierny, Grzegorzewski, A. Wacho-
wski, ]. Drzewicki, L. Silva, W. Pr
janowski z Pan zaS p. w. GAIA, Ku-
flewska. W imieniu ochotnik6w i Ar
mil Polskiej przemawiafi obecni tam
organizator W. Rozycki, Krzywonos
sierzant druh j. Chojnacki. Mowy
obu organizatorow zasluguja ma
szczeg6lna wzmianke a specyalnie
nova druha W. Rozyckiego, kt6ra
porwala wszystkich. Szczeg6lnie
w~zniosIa byla chwila, gdy m6wca
dziekujac ~wszystkim "a n~ieoceniona
zyczliwoSc 1 pomoc z jaka wszyscy ma
Kazimierzowie odnosza sic do Armii
Polskiej, zerwal swoja opaska z or
lem polskim q ramienia 1 z~wracajac
sic do x. W. Furmana odezwa} sic
tent Slowly Ia pomoc nam dana i
niezapomniane usiugi koiO tel naszej
ukochanej Armii, my zolnierze o.
pr6cz goracych slow podzieki skiada-
my CT czcigodny nasz przewodniku
ten znak oria Bialego pod kt6rym
my zo4nierze jedno haslo tylko zna-
my a to zwycieztwo 1 wolnosc Tub
smierc. Niechaj ten znak nasz, dar
zo4nierza polskiego bedzie ola Ciebie
pamiatka "a Twoje truly / zasiugt".
Pc wypowiedzeniu tych slow zerwafa
sic burza oklaskaw I niebywaay entu-
zyazm porwaf wszystkich czego do
WOODEN, re odrazu z obecnych ma sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
Do p. T. Kores-
p%ondent6w.

Wszystkch nasEych p. t. korespon.
0ent6w prosimy, by korespondenoyo
przeznaczone do o~gloszenia W gaze,
Gle pisali atrammtem 1 ma jednej tys-
10 stronie papderu.
On, kt6rzy pragn4 zwrotu kores.
pondencyt, o lie ME nadaja sic u mas
DO druku, zechc4 wyraznie to zazra-
ezyG, jakotez dolaczyc do nstu zaadre.
sowana koperte, zaopatrzona q cen.
sowym snaozldem pocztow3m.
Wiadomosci o wydarzeninch pro-.
pmy nadsylae rychlo' gdyz sp6fnion0
- poedadaja ola dziennika wartoScL-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-07
Z HELENOWA.

w przyszly wtorck, dnia 14-go ma
ia, b. +. W koSciele Sw. Heleny, gdzie
proboszczem jest X. Piotr H. Pyle
rex, odbedzie sic uroczysta Komunia
Sw. dzieci szkolnych, O godzinie Smej
rano, a o godzinie 11-tej o~dbedzie sic
Bierzmowanie, kt6rego udzieli j. e.
y. Arcybiskup jerry Mundelein arcy-
archidyecezyi chicagoskiej.
o podatku narodowym podamy spo-
70 wiadomoSci W przyszlym tygodniu.
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!. Byfy alderman n. Utnatel

obecnie referendaryusz sadowy,
wytoczyl process 0 $4,000 odszko-
dowania c. F. Lorenzen'owi, dy-
rektorowi American Lutheran
Patriotic League, oskarzajac go
0 o~szczerstwo. Pred dwoma ty-
godniami Utpatel zostai zapro.
SONY przez Lige do wygloszenia
do niej mowy patryotycznej. Lo-
renzen oswiadczyi, re Utpatel
wygiosii W tel movie poglady ME
amerykahskie / niepatryotyczne.
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Z Parafii Pieciu Braci
acknowledgements.

Dzieh ~trzeciego maja zlotemi zgfo-
skami nalezaloby zapisaG W kronice
tel parafii, albowiem dniu tym
| Sprawl Narodowa zdobyla jedna
wiecej ~plac6wke.
Ot6z "a staraniem kilku prawdzi-
wych syn6w Polski zwoiano posie-
| dzenie obywateli zamieszkalych W o.
kolicy 47ej III. pomiedzy Kedzie 1
Western ave-, celu porozumienia
sic wprowadzenia W Gym programu
kt6ry ~przyjelo Gale w%ychodztwo.
w tym celu porozumiano sic z ko-
mitetem poiaczonych~ Towarzystw, W
p6lnocnej stronie parafii, tax zwa-
nei Brighton Park, j pc dokiadnem
zbadaniu, il eel tego Kom. jest ten
sam jaki przyjelo Gale wychodztwo,
vice ~zaproszono zarzad tego Komite-
tn ma po~siedzenie.
Zebranie otworzyi OBJ. D~erdzinski,
wyjaSniajac obecnym, kt6rych by1o
ma sail przesz. SO osob obOjga plci,cel
zebrania i poprosil ma przewodni---
ctwo Zarzad Komitetu pol. Tow. Ma
stepnie prezes Kom. OBJ. Marcinkow-
ski, wyjaSnia przeszle i obecne cele
Komitetu. i wyrazii z~yczenie, azeby
dla wiekszej silly, zjednoczyt te oko-
lice 2 dzielnica Brighton Park, przez
co ola sprawy narodowej moglibysmy
wiele wiecej uczyniG i gdy ma WHO
| SEX jednego z obywa;eli, prezes zapy-
tai Izby czy zyczeniem ~zebranych
Jest poiaczyC sic i ola Sprawy Oh
czyzny i wspolnie pracowaG z X. P.
Tow. Gala Izba oSwiadczyla, IL
lie i jedynie z tym komitetem chce
pracowaC.
Poniewaz celem ca}ego wychodzt-
wa Jest wprowadzenie W zycie po-
datku narodowego, vice przystapio-
no do wyboru k~olektor6w, zatwier-
dzono q, kt6rzy prawie wszyscy ma
ochotnika SIC zglosili.
Wszyscy kolektorzy zbiora sic I
podziela dzielnice la dystrytky, a
zajma dzielnice ma pofudnie cd Ar
cher ave. pomiedzy Kedzie ave. |
Western ave. Nazwiska kolektor6w
sa nastepuiace: Derdzihski, j. Kier-
kowski, Stanis}awa Parus, st. OAR
gowski, Anna Rolewicz, Fr. Woz--
MAX, Wlad. Kowalkowski, St. Wala-
| GEEK, J0zef Jankowski, Stan. Kier-
kowski, Jad. Chojnacka, FIR. Ja--
hlohski, Michalina KrimkiewiCz. A
pol. Feter, Nix. Waszkowski, J6zef.
Wlezien, Vol. Gumihski, i J6zef Ma
}olepszy.
Nastepnie uchwalonO wystapiG ma
obch6d majowy 1890 maja, p~Oniewaz
4 Towarzystwa beda reprezentowane
- wiec r"eprezentanci doloza staran,
azeby dane Tow. w~ystapily in corpo-
re, tworzac osobna dywizye pod kie-
runkiem gl6wnego marsBa}ka.
Zalatwiono wiele waanych spraw,
kt6re prawdopodobnie beda p6zniej
ogioszone.
Zebranie odbylo sic W sail OBJ. FIR.
ter, 46ta III. i Talman ave.
Posiedzenie komitetu odbedzie sic
SEQ maja, W Srode W sail OBJ. j. Ku-
dly, 3Sma r6g Spaulding ave. Komi-
tet zaprasza wszystkich interesowa-
nych O przybycie ma to p~osiedzenie,
ably mogli zcbaczyc jak i gdzie ko-
mitet pracuje, a kazdy bedzie mile
przyjety.
Wojciech Grych,
sekr. zebrania i Komitetu.
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BACZNOSC OBYWATELE Is. WAR
DY Il KLUBU POLSKO-DEMO-
KRATYCZNEGO.

Stosownie do uchwaly z ostatnie-
go posiedzenia, sala posiedzen jest
zmieniona; wybrano sale ~posiedzen
u OBJ. Andrzeja Wierzbickiego, pnr.
1O4S N. Marshfield ave Kazdy oby-
watel, kt6remu ley ma sercu dobro
naszej Wardy i dobro Klubu Polsko-
Demokratycznego, raczy sic stawit ma
to posiedzenie.
Uprzejmie zaprasza komitet, DO
So wazne sprawy do zalatwienia.
raw:s kindly Iekars DolgKi siaIs o.
glasza sEs RodZiny ofisowe ia sZpA-
tach DZIF:ENIKA Ca1cAGOSKITGo